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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

The Capture aud Execution Of TomBen.
FOR several Gays past ruuors and contradictions OK
them, In reAssoo 70 he capture ana execution las NO
ed proof sheet the Office Of the San Andres Ind,
yndn. giving the following particulars, which seem TO
confirm the rutb Of the rsry that Tom Bel mas been
Thomas ] Bell was young man, aged % years (bu,
ioosed older, and a. u he had expereneee may rys-
tous) educated and BY prosesaion physician. He
vas about xix feet zone inch high weighed l45 or 100
rcunds mad ase, high srcbed iorchcad blue eyes light
crrlius round the mouth IRON the 70 aderncaah
the chr). bis under Az extended out slightly overlap
ping The upper The bridge o nm nose ma pssn orcsen
be SAID had been done when be was boy he wore
black dress green cashmere pants boots well worn,
hgn crowned hat but psole 20 as TO De easily altered
when arrested he mad bu, $40 in his poeset, and no
properly except '.ns .o ,es,, y
from oue oil the sheriff o party, consGog OF l. hui-
fold A Adams and others twho srrfved ~ The scene
or the arregt aud execution the morning after Bell was
Nv ,se ,nfor NATION obtained from "Pll White,
escapoa convict and ons o ses Fang w.o 49,. ~
TIA, some OF Toe bandits were concealed IN the willows
near The junction Of the main sloufn ea0ns from Iae
Tsksp 10 the san Joaquis, about sv miles aoove Ere
baushs Ferry Alec that two brothers, BY toe name o.
Pal rorio keeping camp asa that won1ss and
her three dauahiers were with them.
Ing on shs ,asormston, Judge Felt and ~. Arm
strong. ~ the MERGED, Organized party o. eent mes
s'med tud equippea tor the most desperae emeIgency
guoe Atcs arriving At the place Of the robper rem
dezyous Hslts parry weni into camp. and icund that
urcer SLsrin Nuiord hcSlsh, soams, and others,
bad pr,vou,y arrived and arrested the arneswcns and
sscurto the stoos, 6c belonging TO tberoooers. They
so postec Guard W arrest any arrivals AMER 10
Guard baG scntry Eve days md nights, without dis
covering snynog, they broke w camp, ION saturday
rornng and t.rted nor Stockton Il &c cftee sn~as
naf,y bso previously started for Stockton, WITH the p
ssuers already arrested when aocrt mile below
Trebsushs Erry, one Of Jsdge Bette men W. Rcsert
r~s 81 Sosora terersted from the PARTY sDi crossed
the r,ver on ne way to Sonora Ater crvss RIVER
- ohesrred a nsr hvrseback suspscioGs cJHceairg
n,Ynsef in The wfilows tree went BIS way ss Dot no
rs Inc incident wbs4 oct OF sight, he hastily reserned
~ al, nsrfy and informed them ~ bis suspicious Three
men NEEDING Judge Belt, followed The trail wave the
gher, too position tte plains 20 as 70 prevent ne
oss.ne me tbrse who Oh tbe trs came rp 70
pon xbo va s,atlng bis nor g tslsng 70 heroan,
also On horssbscs When WITHIN spoas Ivy ysras ol
,ter Hefs party rode brshy up the jsage ~ the sane
inc dl,mounsing and aiming double osrrebea snot
err eocsed Ell Ftis besd, snd crderng I'm y We ~
n, gup Ia kssssipr rle,) vticn Re ga WITHOUT repy
tes,,tsees ~ tner skc. K believe Joe are We mar
80 rave tses lgos d lofH 'yeTt if9osoiy, cody
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from The san Trauc8sco CnrOnleie, oct 20
We propose this morning 70 lay before our readers
brief review Of the principal pons Of interest drawn ont
by he evidence NE trial OF Richard y. Hamr0nd,
sormery Collector q this port for 0fca de nqsency,
a srrropr.snG the OF fN ,000 belonging to toe
NnNsd States, 10 his and onnefi The csse was
an important and Interesting oae-irteresting only
deve ment q gres, frAud the United states
but also the sugg s~ior points not IL true,
srmsdatefy Involved the ega questions AZ ssge bat
which, 10 COR Judgment, demand tborougn pubic
panAtcn.
we 40 not intend, TINS srtice, 20 make At effort 70
rve,udscs the pvblr mind sgan's man VINO vii o.
r.nlv r. me event Of his conviction, be placed n ase
scsrsfv unsoyt nate position 70 ss,sfy -oens
snem,ss but simply 70 rive bret statemeu, o. facts,
srxm hnn cur readers may dcdsce ifer cocoid.
.,ors We csnnot however cybear IRON saying WA.
sr,.ns The tisl not particle o. evderce -1 40
frcsd Which even tended y the leui W yIs sass Ihe
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ITO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUBSCRIBER, gAvTNG
been hong engaged in the ltsst,re CT article
nd account Of his health being desrous al retiring from
business Offers bis interest The Adyan
,ageous terms The concern bas been eaotei for
and The reputation OF The goods ranks above other
Of the Kind throughout the country Ar oppo frny there
fore offered such seldom acquire business
which advantages above oer branch Of
manufacture the country. for further mo s,on address
Cashier boz 20s5 New York Pos. Office.
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DARTNER wtNTED-wrTH 5000 CArrrALS 70
commerce With he atve,tser stable essh NAM sa~,ur-
iny business be having made wherebv
quarter cen he saved 10 ~ rashuas,nre tsaess j. "
w.. boy no Bsysla c0ee,
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w gsTERH LAND wATTED-M Exc6ANaE Fot
w first class improved city properly. Irry ~ q w
GREEN, ~ Ann siecei, corner OF Nassau.
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VARS FOR SALE cgEAP-TKIyE vATs, LINED
with zinc suitable for purpose a. no ding from
four to s.x hundred gallons. Inquire A. 10 D3sne
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CTEAM ENGINE FOR sAIE-suEAp; TEN HoRsE
~ power nearly completed. Price $50. Also ...ne, ia
good order Price S1 Inquire a. The ron works. III Mer.
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ITO CUNFEfTfUNEh- ANU BAkF HS-tUk SAI4E, An
old established confectionery and ess new
elegantly fitted up with marble tables
soda wafer and Mead fountain. with apparatus complete
eo fixtures with part whole Of sok org ieaso OF
the premises: by feet VII be se heap nc
eount OF sickness 10 The family. Apply a. % Division street
NY A great chance for the holidays.
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TIVE PATENT RIGHT TO MANUFACTURE AND SELL
Ernsts patent snwse, for sale by Jotr Like. pro-
preor price $500 Tor the entire Stale o. sew York 5000 Of
Eese machines could be disposed mn edsav, ready
The cost of making woud be about IS zach would
seiiA S. Can be al ISAAC l. KCTfe store,
2lb Pearl street, New YORK.
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rsos skIF-THE STOCK AVID rIxrrREs OF A GRO.
rrry and nor store, doing good cash tngresq
'vnst bs teecpDt q ssr partners Apry ~
sienbeA.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
BOStwfck d Beatty'S SOliIOqUy.
Or Sh0kspear's Original 7srt Corrected, and
.e-t hHAMIRT 1aken Doxvn n Poo. .


1858 HAMLET Taken Down Peg.
To sell. or not to sell, that is the question:
Whether, 'tis better for the pocket, to suffer
The sales of others 10 increase their fortune,
Or place our goods tide of opposton. }4
And, by oposing, beat them? That is-to sell
Much more; andby that sale, to say we gain 4.
Our many wants, and the thousand rusty dollars q
That we labor for; 'Tis consumation 4
Devout!y TO be wished; Those GoOds:-So Cheap
So cheap it seems dream; ay, how's the truth, III
For when they come % look, that dream will pass
When have offered up our fairest goods; '-
Then give us pause. There's little use o-
To pay such profits, through so long a life, .r
For who would give their cash. their scrip on time,
Their glorious corn their plump and golden wheat
Their tons of spicy cheese, their apples fair, r.
Their sweet and yellow butter, and their eggs $3.50
TO those who shave SO closely that it takes
A man well skilledto make good his escape
With bare skin. Who would their produce bear,
To those who shave you through so dear life .s
But from the fact that we do cheapest sell
The crowded No. Z, to whose doors ,43 fr t.. I
All customers return, puzzles the rest, D.. .... (
nd makes them rather tread the paths they have,
Than run on ours that they know not of.
Dut conscience has made feeling men of us, p
And here we get our strength of resolutions: =
Do to others as others should do to you.
a.. Look you now, -igf
Kind fricnds,-pcople Of our prisons, , ,
Be both our names remembered
| Decl5 , BOSTWICK g. BEATTY.
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SAVED FROM DEATH!!!
Newark, ". j., Dec. 10, 1647.
Great Cure of Liver Complaint OF
TEN years Standing.

S4a ~ WeD York, Jaa. 9th, 1913.
DR.. HAIsEy, Dear Sir:--Haying taken your Fores
Vino aud Pills to remove disease Of the Liver, from
which have suffered severely for upwards oftels
years; and having adhered closely to the drectioh
which accom- the medicines Ihayo recovered my,
health Notwithstanding all who knew me thought my
case incurabe. Previous to taking the Wine an%
Pills. had RECOURSE to the best method treatment bu
of my friends spoke desphiringly ofmy case and rie
to persuade me from making use OF any ADVERTISED
remedies; and, doubt not, but what there are hul
medicines. In consequence OF the deception and inc
fciency ofmapy advertised remedies put forth by u
princpled men In flaming advertisements But, wis IL
apity IL is hut tho deception used BY others, shout
be the means Of dissIladng many laboring under di
ease, from ing trial and being cured by your Ella
myiife; when fcommenced making use Of f'them 4,
was in, awretched condition, but began to experienC
their good effects in less than three days; and in 81
weeks from the time Ipurchased the medicines to th
great surprise ofai my friends,I was entirely cured
and had Increased fifteen pounds in weight having Ia
Would to God that every poor sufferer would atAi
bimselfof the same remedies Yours. &ecYl \
al, ln. II NERVOUS DISORDERS " "
Are diseases of the mind as we'll as of the BODY, ard
usually brought by troubles and afctiop and ard
most common to personsof delicate constitutions an
sensitive minds. Low spirits, 'mela4choly ffightu,
dreams, and fearful, antcipations of evil from th
slightest causes, generally accompany neryons disoI
ders.8 The Forest Wine and Pills are an energetiH
remedy in these complaints. MY 8sssS 81 81 fEg7
Extract Of letter from Mr.. Joseph q Paulding, da
IN I'm w. HALsEY: ~ philadelphia sept. 7th Is4s
Dear Sir you Forest Wine and Pills have cured MI
lyife ofa dreadful Nervous disorder, with which st
had been afflicted for many years. Her body was aI
most wasted away. She was frequently distufbedY
her sleep BY frightful dreams, awakening quite e
hausted and covered with perspratioD, and at tim
laborng under the delusion that something dreadf
was about TO happento her. BY the use0f four bd&
Ties Of tho wine and box Of the Pills, she is now
perfect health. She has fegained her flesh and cold
and enjoys society pswell as ever, y, !, Y, - q
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FROM MRS. M .a1AM S. PARRISH,

FROM MRS. N laIAM S. PARRISH, ~
Who enjoys wide reputation as Physician and
Nurse. she writes: 81 using your Baeh's Ameri-
can Compound in my ractice, for Nerrors and
SerofuIOus affections, with perfect SUCCESS II quiets
the patients nerves, while relieving the of a hack
ing and wearing cough. II also pGytaa ne blood. Il
believe it sovereign remedy for all cases OF Nars-
ing Sore Mouth and Nipples ! also used 1t in one
case of Erysipeas and fOund it The best thing had
ever used. Half bottle gave full relief for the pres
ent The pat9ntis very anxious to have more. In
fact through the recommendations Of those who have
used it.. / have had numerous calls for It. Please
send me box Of your medicine, and ] will pay you
P.S. You may make what use you please of this
letter, have waited for sure and certain results
MaSsville, 81. Lawrence CO., n. z, May 81, 1855.
ERYSIPELAS OR SCROFULA.
Mr.. Thomas Gould, of Aurora, N. X, writes May
Sd 1855 tbat his son. aged three years, has been suf
fering for than year with an eruption, resen-
bling both Scrofua and Erysipeas, and after trying
all the popular medicines and different schools Of doc
FROM GEO. w. CRAY. 3se RS
Gents: think your s. Bach mercan Compound
the most valuable of medicines. My: wife has been
cured by it of Derangsment of her Stomach, which
has afflicted her for years, and my daughter Of an
farming Caakered Mouth and Throat. MY daughter
did not use half bottles which cured her entirely,
Any of the above persons named, will answer any
questions asto our statements. E sse Z z
This COMPOUND contains as great healing element
Compound Fluid Eztract Of Bach Drop or Cancer
Root, 90 long known TO tho Indian IS never falling
cure for ScrofulOs Consumption, the Blood
and for Chronic Inamatton; andis now for the first
time given 70 the public. II ID no secret preparation
as formulas are furnished to sicians. We oniy
ask one trial. Our medicine sianas upon ~ e1n
ossrIos bottle :eai.er wiz bear ths q,
q & sss
liable dealers. For sale BY all dealersip medicine
| 80 ~ M Ward rsIoza 4 CO. Nav York ~ n M
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TEETH TEETH }!

hOCI. -SFELMAN WOutu iulOTIn tle Cll"
~ izens of Portage County that he has returned to
Bavenna and fitted up rooms over Doctor Swifts Drug
Store for the practice of his profession, where he will
be happy To walt his old friends, and as many new
ones as will favor him with their patronage.
Doct. S. has had more experience than any otnef
Dentist In this vicinity, and as much as any one IN
Northern Ohio. In addition to this, during his abb
sence he has come in contact with, and learned the
manipuations of some of the most distinguished Den
ouaed for the practice of his profession than If b.
had remained in Ravepna. Still, he learns wi.
great satisfaction to himself, that the work which b
has hitherto done is in every way satisfactory to th
wearer and some of it has stood the test OF man
years. - 49,. -, .o
ted more than eight years ago. which all appearance
arc as good as ifinserted but yesterday The same is
true of his artificial teeth, and he refer the needy
to hundred persons who think their artificial quite
as good as the natural organs
Doct S. prides himself on being one ofthe Usry fcp
successful manufacturers of incorruptibe mineral
teeth in Ohio. And well he may, as this branch OF
The profession is as yet, little understood, though
now taught in every Dental College in the Union ena-
bles him to restore to the mouth its original shape and
contour, well as imparting character and lndVdu-
ality to the teeth.
Doct. S. is now permanently located in Ravonna,
where he can be consulted githout charge; and his
any reputable Dentist in the country, but he will not
be Influenced by horde Of irresponsible sefstyled
Dentists who are 'EwhppiDg the cat'' from door to
door some of whom charge eXorbaHt prices for work
that is absolutely worthless, nay, positive injury to
the patient while another GLASS; who have sense e.
nough to know their inability. are content with any
price which they obtain for their services which
ousIy I. sPELMAN.
Ravenna August 1st. 1855. 1y.
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nold Weather! Cold Weather reminds US

fold Weather! Cold Weather reminds Us
" all of comfortable clothing, and in these days Of
prosperity don't go shyering around with old pants
and coats whom there is srch stock OfJeaDs, Sat-
all ready for sale. Come right along, we are ready to
wait upon every body. Remember where all the a.
bove named articles are kept. ga. L--.--.t
Eov.7. BoSTWICK q BEATTY.
pORK! PORK!-Bostwck & Beatty will
pay the highest market price for pork, in cash or
goods when the farmers ready to ki also for but
ter, dried apples, andproduce generally.
Rayeuna, Oct II.
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Groceries & Provision
Tim EIB All

!. .UUMELBAUt1II q WAIT are now Cpl
IL ing an assortment OF Groceries and PROV isid
consulting in part Of Teas, Cofiees, nugars, Syn
Molasses. Oils. Rice, Tobacco, Fish, CFaekefs, j
sins Citrens. Figs. Prunes, Spices uts, Eoapsst
dles, Pickles CT. Tartar, Soda, Sal Soda, Ind
dies, Woodland whey B v wa.s.s Z ~ go Y.
0with narticuIaf reference to quality and freshn@
ana viii BE added 70 weekly All who wish 70 buyT
Cbodsat Reasonable prices, are invited 70 eali Al
arst door west OF the Town Hall, Main sk RaYesI
lTF Good Butter, Eggs, Hmm, PcTk, a hp1ts, q
,Ftiit Rags, ezes3 wanfs6 Z 8 fa 60 ff ~ Il
\ n RayepIn April laths 5iH5sy1eA Aaid@s mss4i
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GREAT CRY AND NO WOOL.
THE PI4ENIX BOOK STORE has th

l. vanity to think that the 'wind - is to be tax
ont'' OF the sails of NeD Book Store Pretenders
How is it to be done? Simply by appending list of
prices of the father of this boy, and then showing that
this sfast young mani sells at tfe more than our
former prices, which were cver andare now atalower
figure than any other establishments the county.
We think the ''popularty' of the proprietors OF the
"Pheuix Book store' wholly inadequate to accomplish
their object Our rents, fuel, clerk hire and other in
cidental expenses not consequence OF
the Book and Stationary business. 5
We can therefore compete With any establishment Of
the kind in Portage county. Our circumstances are
such that sail very quietly and safely with but
little ''wind. We neither fear deep waters or sand
bars. .. -s.t ~ F-ttg.
Then, Come one, Come all, and be convinced that
although you divide 'humbug' that it is ''humbug"
STILL and that the place to get the article you want
little cheaper than any where else, is at
f -ss e. HATcHs Book STORE.
Co+nhar ~ 1aSs in Ruyenna
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BOSTWlCK & BEATTY.
5000 Dollars worth Of
New Goods, a
nv ILL be received Next week by

w BUOI W IUh q DIst = =
Now is the time for bargains as this stock ofG
was brought all of twenty per cent. cheaper thap 'ne
fall stock.
We call the attention of the ladies to our new and
rich styles of Delans and CUburges, they are mueh
cheaper and decided In better style.
Gentlemen will please notice that we will have
some excellent style, and quality of Cassmeres some
thing better than has been brought 10 this place.
We are bound to sell Goods, and without we nave
them we cannotsell , . E .-sy Il.
just give US call and be convinced that no one
san beat US In quantity quality, and at small prices
BOSTWlCK d BEATTY.
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IN these rainy and muddy time

TN these rainy and muddy times, every far
i mer ought to have an India rubber over coat and
cap to fodder and milk in-Nicest thing in the world
Come and see them We'll sell them cheap: IT'S moi
the proftwe after, we want to sell goods. Ours
is nimble sixpcnce and we'll bel two to one that
can beat any body's slow shilling up hill and down.
Our Motto -"TRe welfare of the People WELL VS.
o1R, Dec15 BOSTWlCK d BEATTY.
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A MBROTYPEs.-William B. Matthews
II takes great pleasure in announcing to the public
his style of pictures They are taken upon plate
glass; and surpass everything of the kind ever before
offered to the public For sODess of finish and grada-
on oftone, they unrivalled and are aspermanent
time, presenting every feature with surprising dis
inctness and beauty Of delineation. No one should
all to have one of these faithful likenesses.
RaYenna, Oct l6. .-L.---- - !. .-----l n
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~ WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIED?
THE ART OF LOVE NAMING.
be IN ost extraordinary book ofthe Nineteenth Ceny
* .,...THE RIJSS OF MARRIAGE. ~

The most extraordiuary book ofthe Nineteenth Ceny.
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Printed on the finest par er ana illustrated III the
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s For Love is Heaven, and Heaven is Love-"
4 So sang the Bard; yet thousands pine
For loye--of life the light divine fl-
Who, did they know some gentle charm,
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Possessing all of which they dream.
The road TO Wedlock would you know?
+ Delay not, but to RoND0UT go.
sst3 Time flies, aud from his gloomy wings
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~ Then seize the moments as they pass,
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Bills Of any Of The specie paying banks in the Unit
ed States or CaDadas received at par Gold dust can
that is for you to do is to write letter
In as few words as possible, inclosing ONE DOLLAR
and write the name, with the Post-oce, County, and
PROF. RONDoUT, puBLlsHER & AUTHOR.
fs,Fe4 s.4rs @,,s No.62 Sixth St., N.Y.&
DEWITT 4, DAVENPORT, 1ei Nassau St. are tht
Nov. an. 1000 Agents wanted,
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New Arrangclnemt. A


THE Subscriber having taken the old
L. stand Of Durham & Gardner, 2 doors east Of the
brick block, In Rayenna, intcndsto continuethe BooT
SHOE and EATHER business in all Its branches. ~
Hewillkeep on hand, to meet the wants Of his GUS
TONER'S gene raj in the Boot and Shoe line
of all kinds OF both castern and home made work. and
most kinds of Leather, Innings Findings, Lasts, DC.
Allhome made work will be the best tmaterialthat
be procured; and having engaged the services OF
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
az cutter in some of the best establishments In the
country he fatters himself he furnish his custo-
mers with any article in the Boot and Shoe line, that
willcompare and durability with the bestwOrk
made, either east or west. .s-. ss s.a .,l.5E
Cash. Veal Skins and kinds ofproduce taken in
payment. W 4fsu
Ravenna, March IA. 1s55-se-tf JOHN GILLIs.
"A THE Subscriber has an excellent
IFas5 farm for sale, q miles south east OF Raven
sHsw ma There are 14o acres seventy acres on each
- side ofthe road, one goodfarm House andBarn
we'll watered on each side OF the farm good water
privilege unoccupiedatb tbock6 g on the. canal,
Persons wishing purchase. enquire at the Store
| J. H Bostwick & Co.,of ON the Farm.
Ray,nna, March18. 1864 45e-tf GEc RnsTwIcK.
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BACH
A NJ E r ICA N
COMPOUND.

THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY
STATE OF New ,oRK, Cayuga County. IS.
One Of tho firm. Of p v. X. Coventry & Co., ofthc
city Of Au6urn being duly sworn says the following
certificates are genuine, and given by the
sous by whom they airport to be signed. \ I
Subscribed aud sw, IN before me, Fl. T. COOK, Z
Justice ofthe Peace, Cayuga county.