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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEORY AND
PRAcTTcE.-Some OF the interior papers are
making great row about the sale at auction
of twenty-five slaves, the property of Cassius
N. Clay. Bless your souls, gentlemen, there is
nothing remarkable about that. The most
cruel slavedrivers are Northern abolitionists.
They are only theoretical abolitionists for po-
litical purposes. When 1t comes to matter
of dollars and cents 1t is quite another affair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

The PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION SErTLED.-Our
venerable eotenporary, the Courier and En-
quiry, has one Of It's luminous articles, entitled
Daylight Ahead" in which the Presidential
question is settled beyond cavil. The Courier
comes to the conclusion that neither Fillmore
xor the nominee Of the Cincinnati Convention
stand the slightest chance Of success-that the
NIGGER WoRsHIPPERs will win; and finally feels
assured "that, in the approaching Presidential
contest, we, the aggrieved party of the North,
will triumph; and in that triumph the South
will End its security against future agitation
upon the question of slavery, and the whole
country be secured against the schemes Of dis
unionists, whether of the North or the South"
We don't see thas, exactly. The Courier fur
Their says that the candidate of the NIGER
WoRsHIPPERs will be one who is thoroughly
identified with the great principle involved in
the contest. That ia little daylight The
great principle involved in the Presidential
election is seventy millions per annum. Sew
ard is the mamie is thoroughly identified
with that principle. The country will please
take notice, the question is settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
STATE OF PISSsyLvASIA,

STATE OF PIsssyLyatH
County Of Philadelphia, - $3.50 - u,,,
TIomss b. Florence President, and Edward r. Helmeod,
Secretary Of the Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Company
being scveray duly swo depoe and and each for
saws that foregoing full and correct statement OF
De affairs said corporation and that they are the Above
described officers thereof. -..... -,
EDWARD II. HELMbOLD, Secretary
qbs,ad and Affirmed before me this fifteenth day Of No
,.r.h.J ia55 CHARLES ID. FREEMAN,
Alderman and Justice OF the Peace
cgRTrrIcATE AUTHORITY.
s1AIE OF NEw-YoRE, ConPTRoLLERs OfTicE,l
ALBANY Nov. l6, 1855 )
Whsreas The Fermers and Mechanics Insurance Co, To-
e,,d AZ Philadelphia the State OF Pennsyyania has COM
piled with al. the acquisitions Of the act eaed An Act 70
provide for the Incorporation Of Fire Insurance Conn 1es
passed IS 1882 by appointing Ambrose W. thompson Of
Kew YORK In the County Of Newfok as its Attorney on
hon process Of law can be served and also complying with
The REQUIREMENTS OF said Act now therefore, |, James
Cook Comptroller Of the state OF ~ puuCs OF
the provisions the Act aforesaid do hereby certify that Am
bosa w Thompson Of NewYork in the County OF New YORK
Il authorized as agent the aforesaid Company to transact the
nv his letter OF appointment and the Instructions
~hich nay be given 10 him by the said Company.
subscribed and
.ns.5 ths ,sa Of NV ofcx H. be affixed the day aud
year above written. - JAo 81. COoh' NohP'''-'''
u. b. HAswELL, lns CIerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

i CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic eities With
western Eorh-wesern and Southwestern States by
euuous Railway The Road also Ps6urgh
With daily al ports in the Western Rivers,
Cleveland and sandusky with steamers to all ports
Northwestern Lakes making the most direct ard
rslable by which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 aud
from The Great West. - -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
HIssr CLAss-Boots Shoes Dry Goods tin N, -, loo ~
boxes Furs, Feathers 6c...........:...S - ~
SECOND CLAss-Books and Stationery, Dry -
Goods, Tin baes) Hardware, Leather 7oc. per Il"
Wool, &c .............,.....'..''
Third CL.sS-Anvs Bassins, Bacon and eSc por 100 n
Pork Tin bulk. J Hemp, kc....:....'...';l
yocerH CLAss-Coaee Fish, Bacon and n. psr 100 n
Pork, (pscked) Lard and Lard Oh. 10y =,
In shipping Goods from point east Of 90
ocular the package via Pennsylvsms Railroad IA.
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road st Philadelphia o.
Pittsburgh will be forw arded without detention
FREIGHT AeESTs-Hsris w Orrnley Co, memphis rem
q D. Sass Co. 81. Louis; J. y Mitchell son, ENssVie
rni Dumesnl Bell MurdOck and Carter Jewet Louis
vile Ky; r. C. Msdrum, Madison, Ind Sprgnan pfown,
and irwin Co. Cincinnati; " w. Graham Co. Zanesvie,
Ohio; Leeeh Co. No. 81 Knby ST. Boston. Leech CO. No.
A.tor House New York No. William ST. and No Battery
place, New-York; Z. sneeder, PhIladelphs' kssaw
Koons Baltimore; Geo. c. Franeiseus, Pittsburgh
~. further particulars or bills Of lsding apply 20
LEECH l. Co., Agents Penn Railroad Co.,
No. ? Astor House, wfork-
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phiadep hii
H. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent. Ato0na Penn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

SYok -Ebeneser Caldwell and stephen conoSer Surviving
Tx,cutcr Wi and Of Ohm Gray deoeasd,
against John Mortimer junior and James Patton Surviving EA-
,euio and under and b. virtue of the LAST VIII and
Thomas C. Morton ad the said John h?r-
timer Junior snd Caharine T. bis wife, James Pson and
Fuphsnis bis wife, Alexander Ws'son snd JAMS A.n he
vile Homer Morgan and Caroline Louiss his wife james
NJ L. scovil sud Sarah NJ bis wife, Thomas q.
Morton Thomas C. NJ. Ps'on, Edmund = MILL and
furhcri, NJ, his wife. lssbeils = Patton, Robert
L. : Patton James Patton, the younger, Alexander W.
Patton H. Mortimer and Frances r. bis wife Oeorgc
Thompson ard Ann Eliza bis wife Ebert an klecek aud
Rachael Isabes his wife Mary Lou,sa Mortimer Morton No
NJ Patton Administrator with the VIII eKed Of All and ain
susr goods ehates and credits Which were Of Peter Nor
unadn Mustered Edward fey and RANGES as
wife. Samuel Mclean and Charlotte, his VITO, Foiy Ann
Toinon John NJ fOntAnS General Assignee Ia DsnkIuptsy,
Charles B. Meurnsn Trustee OF Thomas C. Morton, Thomas
Patton aud Eaplenls HE wife Edwin
W. Belcb~r, Harvey II. Waterbury, Lous ps6s.niere,
Price and John y kellosE-Suit No lSanmons tho
Dendsns Jane ". L. Scovl and sarah VI his vile Thomas
C. hoon John NJ fontaDe General Assignee ~ banAfPeys
Charles y. Merman Trustee OF Thomas C. Morton George
v Pcuroy Mitchell Gould and Henry Price, You hersbY
summoned and required the complaint IN this seton
will be hed in the office OF the CLERK Of the City ana
County OF the CRY Hail. In the said city, and 70
serve copy OF your the said complaint the sub
.c,iber hs Office No 81 Was' IN the City Of New Yos.
within sfer tho service OF this summons on you.
exclusive the dy Of sGca service and you fail 70 answer
she sad complaint within the time aforesaid the pantns IN
will apply the Court for the RELIEF demanded IN
the complaint. Dated November 8, 1881 -
y y. C0WDREY, Plaintiff Attorney
The in this action od in the office Of The Clerk
the City and County u NewNoEk, on January - lSs
Dated January y, 1855 . = COMphEfi
iaafrawewSat Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
Hle0ieal.


MRS. NJ. j. MABlN, fsychical PHYSICIAN ana
MI Therapeutist, No. IS West 26th st., New.iork
Ofce hours: 10 TO p m. and 4to6 p m lsuhdNs
and ednesays e1eepted for ladies only Examinations ana
prescriptions for gentlemen by letter A.,
TERMs-The first eXetlinson aud prescription ~).u ,ns
PATIENT present and 10 absent All subsequent eHanlha
lions Persons applying by letter must state the name sex
and age patient together with the leading oil the
case No charge TO the truly poor 80, ,,,
Physician in sympathy with the patient Ia more than halt the
eases The disease found different from what tho party
To persons nacqusnted with the last unioinss Of
the art Of healing the United States TO pretend 70 examine
dispa.e. at hundreds thousands OF miles from the patient
must look entirely preposierous but nevertheless the expert
epce of every day shows that such examinations are lag moe
than any that have been can be made by the Ola
ethod This modern revolution in medicine appeared hrst IN
Germany; the examinations made IN the MAGNETIC or
aryoyant state but this only the first step The next
was here The examiner does not pass INTO me uncon
scou state has only abstract his mind and the parent
arrears before with the interior Of the body opeu 70 MS
View After thorough examination, aud having traced me
disease the Psychical Physician WHITES down the
diagnosis and pTescTibes for the case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
TTHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Nj kENNEDY Of Roxbury has discovered IN one OF our com
mon pasture weeds remedy that cures EVERY KIND Of NJ
NOR from the oorst SeroGsLa dOrB 10 PiRpte
He has tried IL eleven hundred and never tailed
except in both thunder humor lilo has now IN -
hundred certificates Of It's value all "ithA
bo,,s. are warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
three bottles will the worst snd OF PmP'es 90
Two d. three bottles will clear the system Of bles
Two bottles warranted 70 tho worst eanker In ths
Three 10 i've bottle, warranted the worst ease Of
One OF two bottle. are warranted to all honor in the
Two bottles are warranted to running of the cara and
-Four or ak bottles are warranted corrupt aud running
ulcers. ,..,l.
Two three bottles are warranted to cure tho worst
ragwom ma. d..,.,.,.
Three to four bottles warranted to cure 'ai.Iheu.
Five 10 eight bottles will the worst OF .cTotNa
benefit e always experienced from the first bottle and
perfect when the above quantity taken
probable those who in tried
a. the wonderful medicines Of the day that common weed
growing the pastures and along old .ons walls 'aoos cure
huuor There its nor aHds nnfns nor IA
~ b1s. Of 10 the Vicinity Of Boston the
fc Of il every II has already done some OF the great
; ;..f i'd to cd people Of sixty
booking ehdren whose flesh Wa is and nA00S
~ bo,s who are subject to sick headache bottle win
s1fs ~ .ys been eosye Tor years aud hsvs
been egusted by it, Where the body sound H w1ks quito
but where thefe 10 any 'n0
nature wi. cause very guar feelings but must not %
alarmed; they always disappear in frVm four days to wee<
her. i never bad tbs contrary whom that
feeling gone you will feel yourself like new Persoa
heard the extIsvassnt eneomns OF that over
Msnnf.etursd BY DONALD KENNEDY, No. 12s wsnsn-'t.
Ro1bsry Mass. Pree 81. .
Whole,.Ie Agents for New Yort: c. v CLICRENER Co.
No 81 Bsrclsy.st CHARLES II. RING No lel Brosdwsy
A. b. l. D. SANDS, No. al WiilsIn.st hAhsh Ok!lS
Co No $50 Oreenwiebst sCHIEFfELIN, BROS: CO,
No ITO Wllismst BOYD PAUL, ChAmbeIsstj WELLS
1 Co No. lis FraJklDst ;McKISSON, ROBBINS Co NO
I45 Naiden-lane HAyILAND, HARRAL RisLEf Wm
ren.sti BARNES PARK, S4 Brosdwayi WAhD, CLoSE
4 Co Maidenlsnet Mrs. HAYS Brooklyn and tor sAie H
retail by ali resi- ectsble Druggists throughout The UnoD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
CUPREME CoURT-City and County of New


- Iok-Ebenezer Caldwell aLd stephen Conover sarvfy.
ing Executors OF the last III and Testament Of John Orsy,
deceased against John Mortimer junior, and James fao
Surviving Executors and Trustees under and BY virtue Of s
last viii Of Thomas L. Morton deceased tho
said John Mortimer junior and Cstharne his wife, James
Patton and Fupheia bis wife Alexander Watson and Jana
Allen his wife Homer Morgan and Caroline Louisa bis wills,
James NJ. l.. Sooyill and Sarah NJ, bis wife Thomas
G. Morton Thomas C. NJ. Patton, Edmund >: Mills ana
Fupbemia NJ his wife Isabella s. Patton Robert L. H. Patton,
James the Alexander w Patton John H. Nor
timer r. his wife George y Thompson aud Ann
Fa wife Eber Van Kleeck and Rachael sabels hi. wife,
mer Mortimer Thomas NJ Patton, Administrator,
with the will Of all gusr the goods chatte and
credits which were Peter Morton deceased unadninsered.
Edward Fley ard Frances his wife, samue Mclean and
Charlotte his wife, Polly Ann ronlinson John NJ fontane,
General A,see in Bankruptcy Charles b. Menman Trustee
Thomas G. Morton Thomas Patton Trustee OF James faon
and Eur bemia his wife and Joseph Ellison Suit No ,
(Summonn ITO the defendants: JAMES NJ l.. SCO'lLIs
and SARAH NJ. his wife, THOMAS &. MORTON, John n
FOutane General Assignee IN Bankruptcy CHARLES D.
MERRIMAN Trustee Of Thomes G. Morton-fou arc horeby
required the complaint IA this acuon,
which will he filed Ia the Office OF the Clerk OF the City and
County Of EeYok at the City Hall in the said city and 70
serve cory your the said complaint on the sob
,crber bis oce Number 81 street In Tho City OF new
YORK within twenty days after the service Of this summons on
you exclusive OF the day Of such services and yoa fall to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the plain
as in mi, action will apply the relief demanded
iu the containt.-Dsted November Q, 1885
IL. COWDREY, PLAINTIFF Attorney
The complaint, filed In the othee Of tho
CLERK the City and County OF New York on January z.
ies6 dated January u 1850. = y. COWDREf,
isls lav6wsat PLAINTIFF Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

SlIkEME COtKl-Lity ana Count! Ol new
- Yoh-Ebenezer Caldwell aud Stephen Conoyer Surviving
Executors OF the last win and Testament OF John Gray de.
ceased against John Mortimer junior and James Paon S1r-
Will and Testament Thomas C. Morton deeessed The said
John Mortimer Junior CshAne T. his wife James Pstoa
and EuILenia bis wife, Alexander Watson aud Jane Allen he
wife Homer Morgan and Caroline Louisa bis wife, james NJ
L. sco,i and Sarah ~ his wife Thomas g. Morton, Thomas
C. NJ Patton Edmund s. Mills aud Euphepis NJ his wife, isa-
bella Patton Robert L. s. Paon James Pacn the yoansefs
Alexander w Patton John H. Mortimer and Frances X. his
wife Geoge g. Thompson and Ann Eliza his vile Ebert
Keeck and Rachael Isabella his wife, Mary osiss Moft-
rner Morton Mortimer Clarence A. Mortimer Campbell Morti'
uer Tbonss C. PISTON, Administrator with the VIII an
wee Of Peter Morton deceased northumberland Edward f-
lev and Frances his wife Samuel Mclean and Charlotte his
wife Polly TomlinsoD, John NJ fon,sne, Gsnerh AS
sgnce In Bsnkuptcy Charles Is. Mernman, Trustee OF
Thomas C. Morton Thomas Patton, Trustee Of James
Patton and Euphsmia his wife, Thomas Ppsser, Thornas
Prosser Junior, and Louis struller-suit No r
(suu mons To the Defendants, JAMES NJ i. So
tILL and SARAH NJ. his wite, THOMAS 4. hORroN,
John NJ Fontan6, General Assignee IN Bankruptcy,
You are hereby and TO ahsweI the complaint
in this seton which will be fled in the Office Of the Clek Of the
CITY and County Of New.Yok, at the City Hall IN the s.d
c Of 10 tho said conPssnS
on subscriber h office No 81 Wall street In the City %
within twenty days after the service OF this sum
mons on YOU exclusive OF the day OF such service and You
a TO said complaint within the time aforesaid mo
paHfs action will apply 70 the Court for the ree as
m.Dd,d In the complsint.-Dsted Nov g, 1855
y. COWDREY, PLAINTIFF Attorney
The COMPLAINT In this action In the office Of the Clerk
of the City County OF Newiork on January ~ s-Ds'
ted January p l86. s. +. COWDkEf PLAINTIFF Attorney.
ia96 IawtWsat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
OENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD. THREE

Il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHiLA-
DELPHIA and PiTTSBURGH-fHe MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves PLladelphis Pittsburgh q u aud
leave. Pittsburgh Phisaephs st The FAST LINE
a. Phlsdelrhia a, 2 80 p m THE SIGHr EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phlsdelpha for Pittsburgh II snd
Pn;sburGk for Philadelphia at 70 p M ~
Tke above lines connect Pittsburgh With the railroads %
md from ST. Louis, No Alton, Gsens and Chicago h.os
Vr.niort Lexington and Louisville, Ky rere Hsue, NAH
CO., La Fsyette and indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield BeeioIisDe, Sanda.sy, Toledo Cle'ei.nd %
mmbss Zsnesye Masson ard Wooster. Ohio also with The
seam Packet from and 10 New Orleans 81 LOUIS Lous
vile ard Cincinnati =, .,,. ,,,.
For further particulars hand bills In the hotels on tns c
Pss.eu ger, viii find the shortes most expeditions snG com
k<tsble route between the East and West
Through tickets be bad az either OF he ABOVE enea
plsces IN the West, Of Of
}. II. BUTTS, Agent, New Jersey Railroad Co, foot OF
CourtiaDdtst-, New foEh
}. L. ELLIOTT, AGENT, Pennsylvania Railroad CO.,
No. z A.toT House, Broadway, New fofa
New orb Jan 1876 PhhaislpAis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
GAN SARSA z r | l. l. A -
~ FOR pIrRIEYISO THE BLOOD.

The rare medicinal virtues and astonishing efficacy OF this
preparson Immediately evidenced IN cases where
an impoverished and diseased condition Of the blood causes
erurtors otches and break upon the surface
Of he body Its operation is speedy whs s elects so
healing renoyaDg Prepared and for sale by
A. b D. SANDS No. 100 tuons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

Prof yERGNES, the dscoverer Of the process for er
tn/pz Metals from the Human Body at No ITO Broadway
Itese Baths not only metallic medicines from the h-
man .ystsm but peculiarly ec seou. IN Relieving those
.rg.rus from Rheumatism Govt Neualge Pains week.-mrs.,
or Of the Limbs Sprsns spinal Affections Uterine
Obru.ons and ErupoDs the Skin The Professor himself
r Ladies Theory explained to Students at No ITO Boah~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
TJNHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL sTEAMERS.-Ths ships composing ths

'- ITLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Capt. Eidrdss
BALTIC Capt Comstock. ADRIATIC. .
These ships having been built by contract for oe
Government service every has been taken in their coz
strueton their nes insure strength and speed
their for unequaed for eer
ssnoe and comfort Pee Of from New TO yer
pool cabin +50 in second do, as; exclusive
Of f3a5 from Liverpool 10 New
York and gunea An experienced Surgeon attached %
each ,tsp. No berth secured until paid for ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
gnoia- Rubber GOODS.

INDIA-RUBBER GLOVES, for CHAPPED
II HANDS SALT RHEUM. kc.-They excellent pro
lection sweeping and Of coal fires Lined Gloves ana
Ni,trus for cold and wes;ter Farmer and 0ysteneas
Eitteps heavy Gloves for Tanners Workers ACIDS FoT
al, by ali Ru6ber Deslers AID AZ
GOODYEAR'S GLOVE Co. No. ii John-st up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

i wv GILLIEs BROTHERS eelesIsted DASpEL ,1t
COFFFE Acknowledge be equal 20 the hnee old Mocha
os.. and the most remedy for Dyspepsia Bilious
mes. Bereavement Of the Liver, Nervousness nc W. OIL
th D.ndeion Root and sole manufacturers OF The aud IN
sultsated DAEDELION gOrFEE, pat up IN tin cans with
f.r ,ue Of Signature each wrapper, protection
s,.ns, iuros,ure Sold b, A. b. ID. SANDS 100 Fulton g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD LINES
~ ku PHILADELPMA-WU ss1o Nuehsr Dstsee bssvs
Pin No l. n r., u 6ssesk, . - Pass 81 q The .
-. and p N Lines &bsssasssA nnugsnt Lance at
and s'eloek p m, Uual ia BLISS, Assaf
NEW-JERSEY RAII.R0kD-Fo1 PHILA-
IN pELFHIA, and the SOUTH sBd WEST, 10 JEhSx9
CITY -Uusd States Mn cd Exprsss Lines Nsu orb
sd q and and p m. Throaxh In ksf hosss
tsrse Accommodation Line leaves at " az 81 ssppisg
q al l1sy.tatona Through Tickets sold Cor Cincinnati lat
West aid for Baltimore Washington. Noxfolk
&c. through baggage ehs<is to Washington Ia NJ
0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
YTNHE FARMERS e. MECHANICS FIRE
i AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHlLA-
CAPITAL $500 600. Assets 1911, $50.
Hon. THOMAS Il. FLORENCE, President
EDWARD K HELMBOLD, Secretary.

The COMPANY complied with the law of the STATE and
secis security for the Assured in has provided
for sccrung Trust Fund the Of leo O 20 be held
by their Banker Me.srs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN n Co. from
which losses will be promptly paid, when adjusted AZ the
OFFICE No 10 WALL STREET, NETWORK.
AMBROSE w. THOMPSON Any snd Agent
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DuiIoine Maifnals.
Bonntp fano Uarranis.

I AND-WARRANT OFFICE NJ. 60 WaIlst.,
II New. Yort-The highest market ?rce paid fer LAND
~AkkANTs and al Warrants cold BY g1s-an'eet anc
bvsred BY nal o,herwise recef sf rerittAnees
Land Warrants procured fer Soldiers ard oiben entitled 70
Bounty Lands, upon spphcanon 70
T. J. COLEMAN Nc IS Walls
prices ard claims for Bounty Land Pensions prompt
" attended 70 BY GEO. WOODMAS. No. ~ WillisnsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

CUPREME COURT.-Rufus Sanger against
- Thomas C. Lloyd-Plaee Of Tidal City and County Of
s.rYork mfnofs demand contract Com
not sryeol 10 the Defendant THOMAS &. LLOYD. Yo0
are hereby aAd required answer the compsin IN
k which fled the Office Of the Clerk ofue CITY
AZ his Office In the City Hall Of the City
Of New on the soth day January is
cory Of the ssA complaint the suesbcs st
ter ofee No IS Walst IN said City Of New Yort, within
DAYS after the service Of this you eIasive
Of o such service and you fail 70 the said com
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff 10 this action Will
ie against you for the Il Twelve HnLdfsd and
Ysbyvo Dosrs aud Twenty Cents with interest from
lie r,t dy Of Febraary Thousand Eight Hundred and
Fifty four beside OF this seton Dated Jsnlsry 20.
ls6 BARNARD PARSONS,
f2l,yi4ys Plaintiffs Attorneys
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rs PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

ofthe County Of Eew.YOrt no,e !. hereby syen TO al
Ferrous hAvng claims sssust ISABELLA ROONbf late OF
TIE City OF New York widow deceased 70 present the sane
With vouchers thereof the sDhserber IL his Office No
Centre City York before the tenth day
q June New York the seventh day Of
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- YorL HUGH L. KENDALL and BENJAMIN Y KEN

- YorL HUGH H. KENDALL and BENJAMIN y. KEN
DALI plaintiffs. against TIE GLENVILLE WOODEN
COMPANY observation-disclosures for money demand
osnrset-(Coa rot ser ITO tie Desendan You hereby
and required the complaint In this seen,
Which will he Sled In the office Of the Cisrt Of the City and
County Of sewiorf Of the CITY Hall in said ty and 10 servo
copy 10 the .sd complaint the subscribers
tier Office No 81 John street In said city within twenty
days the service Of this you, exclusive o. the
sgeh service and fail 10 snswer the aid complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs In this seton Will taks
judgment sssins you for the Of eight thousand fois
with interest 800 from 9TH September lss6 and interest
Is COO from July 90 1885 and interest on e2o from ths
twenty sixth day Of October thousand hsndfe and
fyfve tssdes the costs o. this aeopDstsd New fofhs
December H. 1855. BELL COE, PIsinnns Attorney,
B-The complaint In the shove entitled aetoo was hea
IN the Office Clerk Of the CRY and CsaHy u New
The I9tb Jay ofJsI01ry, ls& S"h~e~S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
Professional Notices.

EOREIGN and AMERICAN PATENTS are pro.
IL cured BY j. P. PRISON, No WLl-st- Pamphlet Ct
ufcru-soa these subjects w Be seat tree b. NAL ~Hes
desired.
IOHN c. BERGH COMMISSIONER OF
u DEEDS for NETWORK, and Ccrnnissoner 70, tae
states Of NEW-JERSEY, CONNECTICUT, RHODE
ISLAND. MICHlGAS ard WISCONSIN No. g Ba-elay
st. oHoe Columbia krsInsGrA1ce CO.. Residence No .
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