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50 AYERS
Al.E PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OLA
FA MILY PLY SIC.

THERE has long existed a public demand for an
effective purgative pill which could be relied on as
sure and perfectly sufe in IFS operation. ms mas
been prepared 10 meet that demand, ana an extern
siye trial of its virtues has cOncsvely SHOWN WIN
what success il accomplishes the purpose designed
1t is easy TO make physical piH, but not easy 10
make the best of all pills one when shoulh nave
none of the objections but all the advantages, OF
oVcrv other This has been attempted here, ana
with what success we would respectfully submit TO
,he pullic decisinn 1t has been unfortunate toi
the n,tient hitherto that almost every purgatve
medicine il acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els This is not. Many Of them produce so much
pripng pain and rcNul>on in the system as to more
than counterbalance the good to be derived from
them These pills produce no irritation OF PAIN,
unless it arise from u previously existing oosuuc-
ton or arrangement in the bowels. Beng purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from Their use IN any
quantity hut il is better that any medicine should
Sc taken iudiciuusly. Minute directions for tier
use in the several diseases to which they are APP
plicalle are given on the box. Among the COM
plaints which have been speedily cured by them, we
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
Of Jaundcc Indigestion. Languor and Loss OF APP
pctite Istlessness Irrtalility, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Lois; for, in truth, all these are but the con-
sequence of diseased action in the liver. AS an
aperient they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
tyeness, Piles, Collie, Dysentery, Humors, Scroll
ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body,
Ulcers and impurity of the blood; in Short any
and every case wllere pnfEauNe is fcq'uieu
They have also produced some singularly sue
cessfl cures in Rheumatism, Govt, Dropsy. Gravel,
Erysipelns, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and Side They should be freely
taken in the spring Of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change of seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe-
titc and yieor They purify the blood, and, by then
stmulant action on the circulatory system, reno
waite the strength of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism.
Hence AN occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but UNI
necessary dosing should never be carried too far,
as every purgative medicine reduces the strength,
when taken to excess. The Thousand eases in which
physc is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves to the reason of every
body and it is confidently believed this pill will
answer better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind When then
virtues are once known, the public will no Longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need OF
cathartic medicine.
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Bank Agency.

Bank Agency.
VENIlE undersigned having been appointed Agent for
n d" Farmer, Exchange ark
of Charleston s. c. prepared to loan money (on No.
paper) on 80 GO and 81 day bills, accommodating
terms. Also, will check the North AND South ut Gus
tomary rates Nov l6l GEO. w. ROSS.
Just ReCcived
A ND for sale. at the old stand in Calhoun,
N Tennessee,
25 Bills New Orleans Rehoiied Molasses
10 ] Bills. do. do. do.
80 Bags fine Rio Coffee;
500 Gals Cuba Molnsses;
$500 Lbs. Brown Sugars;
5000 Castings;
10000 I" Rolled Iron-all Of which will be
sold low by wholesale or 'etal.
Our Dry Goods stock is full and fine, and as
low down in price as the lowest.
July 8 r. F. MARTIN Il SON
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Mere New Goods!
4. II. RSS ADFOR

RlCEVILLE, TENN,
INVITES the attention of his friends. and
L the public generally, to his large assort-
ment Of
Fall and Winter Goods!
staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, Roots, Shoes, Crockery, Hardware, CUT
lery, Tea, Sugar and other Groceries.
ALSO
Drugs and Medicines, Perfumery, soaps, and
fancy articles and almost every thing usually
kept in country store, all Of which will he
sold on his usual liberal terms for Cash, or 10
good men on time with prompt poy Assur>
ing his friends that his stock will be found
equal in variety, quality and price to any
other establishment in this section Of country,
he would ask a continuance of the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed.
p. S.-We also have large lot Of Barrel
Salt on hand for sale, low for cash.
Oct. IS, lS55-if-3G9.
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MIST Received. and for sale, lot of Cooper's
eg Rolled Iron aso, first rate article of No. Chew
ing Tobacco, by A. p BRADFORD,
Feb.9 Ricevlle, Tenn,
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XATANTED.-wew wish to buy Dried Fruit, Green
Wv Apples, Irish Potatoes Feathers, Beeswax, Tai.
low, Butter &c. fer which the highest price will he Civ
en-. tnov2l W. O. HORTON co.
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New Goods,

New Goods.
EUsT received, plain, fancy and French embroidered
sF Shirts, Marinoe and scarlet Shirts and Drawers;
Buck Gloves and Gauntlets; Ladies' Cabas, from common
to extra fine; Hosiery Of all kinds; Port Monies; Sus
pcnders black and fancy Neck Ties Satin Scarf Stocks
and many other articles all of whchwe promise to sell
extremely low. [aug24l c. T. & T. T. GIBSON
WAEvAIeEE SCHOOL TsQONS.--Just
received, a large lot of the most approved and
latest editions, and for sale by
AugA GEO. W. ROSS.
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New Goods! Cheap Goods
Just Received |!

WYE have just received our Fall and Winter stock
Wv floods comprising every thing usually brought
to this market Mt this season. and detcrnS ed to
sell unusually low. II Is unnecessary to enumerate the
artcles--if you want ckeAp Goods give us n call.
We will barter Goods ai cash prices for lIish and
Sweet Potatoes Wheat Corn, Rye, Oats Onions, Feah-
ers, and, indeed, any thing farmers mike 10 sell.
Octi2 C. =. 4 t. y. GIBSON.
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The W-av tO make Money

yUyH0sE indebted TO the undersigned either by note
u or account will save cost by paving up before The
LIST OF January, 1860. dec 10 GEO. W. ROSS
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another Fre.h Supply of Drugs.

GAIT SnIt!-5O barrels Kings Salt received
- and for sale by noy23l W. g. HORTON AGO.
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FROM A SOUrHERNER.

II, the FSko, Of TheN Tribune
SIR:-The weakest objection that | have heard
urped against Col Fremont for thu Presidency is that
he IL souherner by birth. Let me tell you, Sir. that
when man comes up from the lowest ranks of South
ern life and declares that be opposed 10 Slavery IN
the abstract'-that il, suppose, To all kinds aud
shapes of Slavery white or black-;hat he is opposed
to Il "rRoN PRINCIPLE, sustained and made hd6Hual
BIZ long settled conrtctions," that he u lHfrl6ty
oIno,,d 10 ITS ertension tbs Continent beyond rs
present linits" cay that when such man stands
cut a. our leader, we will ind him the unhinching rep
preventative of the great principle of Free Territory.
have long been n resident Of the North from the
Palmetto Sate-from the same State and the same
city with Col FRI mont and, may add, from the same
cla.s of southern society. Sir aTogste nothing TO
myself wher say that the man breathes not who u
more oppostd TO Slavery exe nsion than myself and YET
love az the apple of my eye, my own Latiye state
sno h,csu.. | love her l hate Slavery.
lie, Col. Fremont be the mInee of the Phi.adel-
pbia Convention and sure of glorious VIC
tory NJ other man equally grouse the enthusia 'm
of the masse- OF our country One word more; As
Douglss n Co. refused 10 interfere during the saugh-
ter if the :. nate Chamber let us, IL vlodcau9n Of
human liberty and of the dignity Of the Senate let Us
gracefully take up the assaulted Senator aud put him
IN The chair of the S~nate. This will be something 10
a., children 20 ponder A CAROLISIAS.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
FREMONT AND FREEDOM.

u u, TSi,o- a TIE " Y Tr,ssae
SIR: In these times when events crowd upon each
other in rapid succession be,okening crisis in The
sffairs OF the American People that in its results must
decide their q. stinv for veal for woe-for Slavery
for Fretdom-there be no neutrality on the part
Of any real lover of his country. wewher 10 the
extension and perpetuaton of free Republican lnsti-
tutions.
There is no mis,skirg the signs which indicate the
man for the crisis. Not more potent or instantaneous
the electrical current than The thought which speeds
from heart 10 he art from the center 10 the utmost con
fines of the Republic, pointing to JOIN c. Fremont
A. the standard.b.arer of Freedom. And wisely just
" do tie people indicate their choice.
The sentiments Ct Col. Fremont hsve had good
opportunity OF knowing. During the canvass for
United States Senator from California, in 1850, was
Editor of The Dd,iy Pdclfc kep', published at San
Francisco tie fret Journal that raised the Democratic
banner in the Eldorado State. Being AFRO Printer TO
the Legislature, established The San Jose Argus,
az The then scat of government solely To advocate the
reelection Of Col. Fremont. | know we'll the causes
which conspired TO the dees; election Of Ere
mont after severe contest, extending to about one
hundred and fifty balotiugs and occupying over two
weeks of the session. IL cds distinctly because ~
ma. n Free. STATE nan. The plot was already formed
10 divide the State and from the southern portion form
Slave State. but this issue the computations dared
rot openly present.. OF all thee plots, ant of the
prominent actors IN them, position gave me the
tuU.st cocnizBrce. Col Fremont was true 10 the
interests of Fteedt 10. and va. sacrificed.
TIN needless for me 10 testify to the eminent ability
NJ Col Fttmont-for are not the evidences written
mon the crngey nights Of the Rocky MOuntaios and
uror the gold IN sands Of the State which, more than
td anv other man. we owe the acquisition Of to bis
yaIor OF iron will, of integrity that cannot be
swayed fIcm the path which leads to the promotion OF
ne ylory and prosperity as well as the pernanence Of
the Fedora Union-ysi witha e mite in hs bearing-
no man i. filter to lad tue united forces OF Freemen
10 Victory than joins {. FRENosT. let the VIII OF
the People be done j. WINCHESTER
Mt Ea,ms y y June IS, 1856
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FIRES.
FIRE IN TWELFTH STREET.

FlRE IN IWkIfTH sTR>hls
Between and o'clock yesterday morning, IRE
bruke out in the small building No. Ia Weet Twelfth
street, occupied by james Cartwright a. tarpsnons
mandatory Before .he fremen could suodue the
flames the establishment nearly destroyed Los on
stock about s25O and the amount on building.
No insurance Mr. Copkwright was experimenting
with some composition for roofing when the kettle IN
which he was preparing 1t uP,t and the maser'"i
icnit.d from the fife in the furnace.
FArsE ALARM.
The alarm Of FIRE last evening was occa'cned ~
,m, ke issuiuc from the windows Of the building NO.
81 Dey street occupied by Melon Wells 4 Co, nan
dealers. Workm.n were employed in smoking salmon.
FIRE ~ THE BowERY.
About ~ o'clock Tuesdsy night fire occurred IN
the hos. ~ store OF strauss Rosenhe'n Co., No. oS
Bowery but being discovered at an early moment the
flames were scou extipgushed. Damage about s2''
The firm ale insured for s5 900 in the London and Law
pool Insurance Company, and $4,000 in city Com
pary. The fire originated in basket containing
qusrt iy of goods, but bow or IN what manner un'
known The matter il under investigation.
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finally. that these vessels have no eel'gerent oo-
ect in view. Think after all be Will be received;
Sefor pegollsdo, the Governor Of the state OF
Jah.co. resigned his office short time ago. which
re.iepsticn wss accepted, and Senior Auguio vs..
appointed by the General Government and stared
from lis residence, one of bis estates in the vicinity
Of the capital Of that State. TO enter upon hi'
duties. IL the mean time, however. Senior Degol-
ado. on petition of the inhabitants, II s said.
changed biz mind ard sent commissioner 20 IN
form SeIor Augulo be need rot come for the object
OF taking possession IS Governor Of Jsisco, Sc he
himself had resumed that Office. So the latter
turned about and returned from whence he came.
| have not heard what will be done in the matter
by the President. bat presume he VIII let Senior
pecollado have his own way for the sake of peace.
The Governor of Durango is DESTROYS OF com
mencing the colonization Of that State by foreign
trs and proposes 10 make trial by introducing
forty families from Switzerland or Belgium. They
are TO be Catholics He ssks the General Govern
ment a. aid durango in this enterprise.
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MFxICo. Thursday, june ), le56.

'"t' ~ iN'"'
There WAS very nearly a serious bIow-uP here
few dsys ago between the President aud Congress,
spd, consequently, the whole OF the Ll'eral parry
The affair was as follows But to be more clear,
/ must recall TO your mind that by the pan OF
Axntls a Council Of S ate was created ioe the
nsm'ps ct the President al 'H'eTm OF the hePno"c'
and after which they were 20 remain m once a.
consulting body for the President. l Ms Couu'u
elect.d Cen Alvarez, bu. from that time 70 y never
have been called upon for ID! thing except - ADJ
minister tie oath of Office 70 COmonior'' WHOA
,b,v refused 10 do. and have remained honeA-
tity. Well. ON tie 18th uit., Gen A!'AIeL sTA' u
liza resignation as President al interim qua aiso
of his commission ss a General al Di'isloh III TIE
army. This might have been received neIe ON
the 18th or 10Th but twas Kept pr'iouhu SEQ
from the public ~ least, until TIE am i4''N'''
,,b,n ON the same date, the nt tC"n'n-
fort published decree dated I'm 'u.tHob sc
iug that circumstances required the meeting OF tue
Coupcu of State: but r. some OF tnen "e:e
absent from here, and others engi4ed u
various public affairs. 60 as 70 Prec44ae
their attendance, he had. by virtue OF 10
srprelre poWers named others IA thrr = "a -
Tie new ones it : TO be observed '"Hlpv-e' Tue
majority at this body. and were Pc lsO1s VIZ " .'e
NEUTRAL In rolitcs or inclined 20 :he Conservative
marty. THIS act of Comoui0rt was E'ea.y oIen'.'e
t. Congress and alarmed tie Liberals. ne former,
immediately on It's coming before tnem MAJ 2oh
took the same into consideration, and the Com
rittee 70 whom il Was referred reported 10 pat
sosiust its raliEcation, principally On the ground
mat il was an Illegal high handed proceeding 70
rr,vd out certain men who had been too lohs e.
.rely neglected. who had neyAr been notAed 80
as 70 know whether they could attend or not, dn-
Sss;Jes tbst il was usual and lntal when Tie prn-
c;n,l councillors could not attend 10 their dutr;
tbst their substitutes, who were named az the
s.u,e tine with them for the contingency, saol1
40 so In their stead. and that neither lad Ay been
nCtif,d of tie desire of the President thai tie
Conpcil should meet The report OF tie Coniaii'
r.. VAS in fsvor Of the meeting OF sad CCElci -
ori,;pally composed, snd sgsirst the new appoint
ueuts and disIlacements Of the "a members %
.le president. for tie reasons stated above.
The alarm continued Tor some DAYS, oat ne
,res ,dyis,d delay in order that the excited state
If reorle's minds might be Gained ana Congress
drtrrtd action on the shove report Of tAeif Com
ui,tee Nv a very small vote, and agreed . 'enl al
a.rerial one TO confer with tie President person
,lty before taking further steps IA '-e m.'se7.
Tti. Was done, and il was stated thai ever ,-!l-
I'D besn satisfactorily explained. A.-tie-'7'
r....- EN-. o. ..s ,-rt-- rr Phi E fi --- -..- '-
,.... a .-I..aa.y ~ t-.+~
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rsstin.ss over beauty and sdltorhip oaeet 70 %
tuned cut Of the osrs: or, what woai BE- better, -
have the carr clsr-red European fssoen-eisse No
for AIDES and gentlemen; class No. for tobacco
squir.ers, and the piice the same; Then pleasant
pa tics could BE- eItsmporz.d, the glorious company
Of expecorapts could battle one sno,hers jasodiced
.kins and doubtful linen in the superu ,ints of the
hideous weed young men, especially could SPIT s~sS
the pupy csrour Of form and moreover, the ee-cme
>; ,her unborn daughters, and qualify themselves st
ffty for. two legged type of the dry plus-Al the
While prssng the Institutions of the country, and for
t,;r tbs, the acorn Of the n,tionsl tree s psrted
sf,.h for weakness or for strength in the moral pro
pensities ard physical habits OF each American
1t the hebii IN spsak ing Of Padadepais 70 re~@k
that il has DO Broadway. do not krew any city ths'
has. even the Bouevsrds Of Paris MT 0rgots<n' NO
other city Of kindred pretension with New-fork
wedged at It. ,nbouchures into the raow psrs OF ID
saud-spd hence the principal artery has msssin-
cent apsursm of life and motion greater than any
o,her .trett in the world Phlsdt lphis, however,
being an iteration Of inspid squares, built over No
ptnt up Utics, there is no physical necessity for
sup. rchsrsed common street The neishborhood Of
the Exchange, whence the oInnibrses meet and are
diffused TO all points Of the compass, gives Pereet
ide Of great city-a city oil up~aN vi oVV,V" Wv
pie and nearly 100000 houses-a city, too, where
there is more radatsd comfort among the working
classes thsn any city 10 the world, owing 70 CERTAIN
peculiartles 10 the Of land, to abundant mar
kets and 10 the presence of the great elements :"
wealth in iroa and coal.
Chcs,nu, street hotels arc now swsrmng with dele
gates and political gentlemen Of the Republican iS"h'
which gives gres, hveluess to that horoughisre.
W, II. \.
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rU,UF GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

MI kENNEDY of Rosbuy hs. discovered IN one OF our
pasture wees remedy NAV cures Pimps
t has red il IN over hundred cases ana lever
except in two cases pom I"n Of Ne yalue all whit,
possession over Two huh''oH 'e
'~Sy ,,Iss are warranted to cure nursing mouth
bottles viii cure the worst Aind OF pnP0"
' Two or three bottles will clear the system of bofs
Two bottles warranted to cure tho worst eShAe' III TIC
rpoutl sud somsch -,
Trse to i've bottles sned to cure the worst case OF
f or two bottle. are warranted to all humo m the
TWO warranted running OF the ears aud
Four OF SIX warranted 20 cure corrupt ana 'us
Os hottie Will cure scaly eruption Of the skin
Two three bottles are warranted 10 cure '9 "''' ~
~ sree bottles are warranted the most desperate
ere 81 20 our soiss sc warranted rheun
Five light bottles si cue ~ "ois es %, hstL and
,.rect cur warranted when the above qua9tv aAs
AZ b. medicines of tie day A. thai 'nulon ~S
grow s pa.tIes and along old soIe ans ou 5.ves
b.us hn 20 art IFS nor snds, h9is o Jas
seeo s SO % s S1' S% Of s"op sao
,css Of i evey case It has already dome some OF ns %
eat cures ever done Masschuse,t. gave II 20 cnen
Ioln children, whose hesh was soi, and haooy' fes
70 those xho are sutcct ck hesdaehe ore oo,tle WI
.rsys cure IT, Il gives great Ieie N car" az ana have
besn regulated By Where the eedy IS 'o9n1 ~,i.o ~
easy bat where there IS any but YOU must rot he
sImed tbey always disappear IN om Tour days 20 g.;
TO- ,ey.f bad ult fom il the eontsfs "nSh 'hs;
Ill, i zone you Yourself ke new person hears
some Of tie moot cxGAvsesnt oneou'am' 0' Il "' '
Hstened TO - .o,-,,ovrrNFDy So 100 Wsrren-s
Manufactured by DoNALO hh4'-'i'' wv
Wbos.sIs Agents for NesYors G 6 ~ s ,o>5ssy
70 p u SANDS No l4i Wiiismst5 MAh> ~ , oH
Go No 80 Greenwiehsti BoIp n MKKfSS0N ROBINS
y C. ~ iib Madsn HAylBANg a.,
RISLFY Warren st. BARN. ; a "a, H.. HAYES BROOK
W. .ss =, se,S BY al respectable Druggists through
ost the Union.
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.BROOKL YN L2,E1H&

Tnr BRooKLrS wArEH-WoRKs.-Mayor Hall yes
terdsy subscribed the sum Of 900 oOoc the part OF
the city to the stock Of the Nassau Water-WorS
Company, in accordance with the resolution OF 'Ae
Common Council 70 this effect. The old Board VI
Directors all the rew Board recently appointed were
present and witnessed the signing OF the Document,
which was executed with new pen procured toy thss
esp.cia purpose The pen is to be placed among tho
archives of the city ard these preserved
FiRE.-About O'Clock on "Wednesday mofn'ns =
A.. h,.Ie ont IN .toebou.s No. 70 Atlantis Dosk ooeapsed
by AleI Wsekbecksi snawss filed Win en-, o ..~
ny.ble mature. Inc me for.unseiy oseoveisa 70 t~s
AID e.tpg ulsh.d by Engine No. a. Dsmss. about tiv
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NEW-JERSEY IIElN&

Common CouscrL-A regular meeting OF tho Jer
sew CITY Common Council held Tas.sy eyss,nt AID
DsySsyopr m the Csair petition for the openips OF Mon"
ouery from Warren Worst streets prsscncd
and referred the COMMITTEE Streets recommendation
was received from n Educs st school euhf
p be Third Ward The report OF the late Board
up the Bergen Point Railroad called up aud read The
alton granting privilege Of the route tksd Tor was lad
on the able AID tho subject reterr. to new Com
nntt.e. eouss Of Aldermen III sin lnsey 1hast0n hdsn
and wilson appropriation $3.50 made for the ese-
braon of the ib Of Juy Dr. toDdY and Dr. Dsrne were
stronted City Physicians Tho Board adjourned 70 meet ms
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Efual Notiffe-
i, of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF tno ouiiV 3 Al
Il Of the County EswYork Doilce s hereby snWN ats
p4rons having claims against WILLIAM ii bhO" ,ss
OF ke City Of New York ship buder deeesfoo 20
same with voscheu thereOf he subscnbe' al the ~
OF Eila No lls secold aver ue ID the ~ o. -
York to;oIe the hrsi day Of December Iei~ 70
iLIZA B9OWN Administrators.
u.y2sjAwtWTL' AACuARY IECH Assyn.e.
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VNHE PEOPLE OF the STATE OF NEW URN,
nv the God Free aud dependent: To all persons
ed IN the Estate DAVID HART late of the City 81
deceased creditors esiees next OF hn or o.n
sepd You ard each of are hereby ced
and required personally be and appear before our surrogate
of the Conn New Yok at his office in the CITY OF New
Voyk on the december next at eleven
O'Clock OF that day then and there TO attend me
6nal OF prOceecnrs OF
TOBIAS az Executor Of the Last VIII and Teanent OF SAID
deceased.
Surrogate to be hereunto afxed Witness ALEAAN,
DER w, BRADFORD. esquire, Surrogate OF ouI sara
Fl Comfy al the New oTk the 10Th day OF June
il he year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
enS-siy A. w BRADFORD Surrogate.
40 1xrI
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corprc,tynDAR-rBIs DAY.

srn1RoR CorTr o no ss nv los .s & So
l5s 1875 1876 100 "a 1853 iselasye lSil 20 81 t.5
1915 iss9 1905 len 1872 iss ls' s,s lsS istl 40 1872.
i5se, IN l7S4, i7sT, $780, l7s 1879, 1901 iS"' '''
1916. A., 81 ~ lO01l
SUPREME CoURr-CTRcUr. We "a 10 ia z3D
s5s, 20, s64, ga, 10, 1879, 81, SSo 's'' W
49, -. Frid.v
SPECIAL TrRn.-Adjou'ned % . srnY r,-v-p,,,
CoNsos PLEhsTby ~ -. Iss IS, ~ - 20, ~,
=. p, lSL Pat ILL