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KANSAS.

From O.5 Sg,c4 Correspondent.
LAwRENCE, X. T., Jan. ~, Isl.
The weather has been intensely cold thin the
past few DAYS Yesterday morning it was said 20
be % degrees below zero. This is much the cold
est weather We have had. | think the report 10
arise from defective OBJ eryati0n and that It was
not quite 80 cold. | came down from LecenPtOn
ON Saturday night. through storm from the north
thatWaS fearful | met Pardee and his Dragons
gong bootltss back from their hunt after Partridge
They looked rs if they were half frozen. Deputy
Marshall Pardee. leJrn, took u0 great trouble 10
catch Mr.. PatJidge. think there are worse Deputy
NarshalS than this same Pardce. His Instructions
were merck to GO after the fugitive L. Lawrence,
u which stditious and rebcllious FrecSol city he
was presumed to be. And true "a - the fugitive
hteth 70 The city of refuge here he h9d been.
He is not here nov. He left Just before the dra-
sOous aud the Marshal came. lie VIII have % flee
from Kansas. another prosecuted refugee of Free
dom. seeking the Northern STATES
Deputy Msr,hal Pardce, | believe. had several
otherwrtS with him. One ofthese WIS Tor Mr. kagi.
and was on tie same charge on which that gentleman
was taken and held t. bal in Lrcompton l4st
Wrdne ,,ay. Tie has already been taken. proved
An abb and given hgil twice, but As he Is Il repor.
ter. and happens IL be indicted the Iaw-and- Order
democrats" are determined 10 have him. Ii
means that be must not 20 10 Lecompton. In fact
LccomptOn nGS not very Wholesome atmosphere
for Free STATE reporters Ie"aIu Tue CI'ec ol me
week. TIE peace and security may be Inferred
when | state that band of would. be-as>as>ins
prowl,d around the office of Capt. Hampton one
night. in hopes of getting hold Of him-and only
because he was suspected Of being an unsound Pro.
Slavery man. start back this evening ana shall
remain. if possible through the session, but am
not without miSgiyingS.
The Governor has declared that Captain Walker
and Lieut.. or Col Harvey are 70 be arrested.
This, believe, arose out of the sham arrests OF
pr. Stringlellow and Major Clarke. OF which sPohe
III my letter Of Thursday morning. Tear Il aIAer
and Harvey taken they viii hardly fare 50 well
Clarke who was arrested tcr the murder OF Barber
and admitted IL bail, was so treated by Dr.. ood'
Commissioner under Lecompte, not by Lecempte
himself He was taken before LecomPye but a
the supreme Court was IL session. and a. Lee
compc doubtless found II more convenient the case
was turned over to Wood, where il was quietly
disposed of. The Pro-Sa'ery men have since been
,oud il ths.r dec1asstcas that ne!;heJ b ~. a1y
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had truly yirdcated itself. for the Pru-Slavery
part, was the Law and Order" party, and the
L avs and Order party was Of course the constitu-
tional consery stive National" party. II was
necessary that The party should be called the Ma
t.orsl Democratic party. That party had always
,tood Wv them. and. above all, that party Vas now
IN power. ard they would require is aid What
wa il 4 name They all knew that be was fur.
thest Of any from being 4 KnOw-Noih.Dg, for his
father was a fore gner; but be would be willing that
their party should be called the Known Nothing
rArty. If Necessary. Nay. he would even have
t.en wiling 10 take the name If the hated
de,p.ed base Black Republicans. # Il had been
policy 70 do so. H. spoke ot the election OF Bu-
chauan - o triumph Of their party. and OF the Or
game Act the basis of al their successes They
were The Law ana Order party. and IN maln-
terauce Of tie laws their great strength lay. He
poured q torrent ot vile abuse ON tie Free. State
men He declared that he would not live In The
Territory if The Government fell into i>uch hands.
He alluded t. the emigration OF this summer and
relieved himself by "a torrent. OF which the dogs
e Chicago bloodthi-sty scourdrrl, Of Boston. and
-yacabonds of the East were the mi.dest terms.
He spoke ot the ">quatter Sovereignty feature.
but was not equally lucid. They all knew ne wss
q Pro.Siayery man. When the time came be- should
record vote: but as a Government Official he lid
not deem il proper for him 10 decide in advance
that Kansas should be slave STATE. He alluded
to tie attempt 10 arrest members Of the Pro-
Slavery party Tor thes connection with the difou.-
tie, in the Territory, and deprecated 1t. Il must
not b. done These men were'the ' Law aud Or
der" men. and they were yindicatng the laws OF
the Territory. Their desire was TO enforce the
Law" and secure good order, and they ought
to be free from prosecution or trial. Even Il they
lad committed outrages. they were driven - L by
tie conduct OF the Free-State men. Having delIv-
cred himself Of this and much more 70 the same
efE CT. the speaker took his seat. EX-Goy. Ran
som Of Michigan spoke in this Pro-Sayery Con-
vention A suspicious delegate from Atchlson re-
fused 10 have ANYTHING 10 do with the resolutions.
but va, smothered A delegate from Leayen-
worth made humbug effort on Simon-pure
Suatter Sovereignty - " enumerated, &c:
and another from the same section favored the au-
depce with a blood and thunder effort against
Aboiirionists," who were 10 be wiped out I'M
Ill the river ran with blood. &c.
Another resolution clarifying Dougas was
adopted This may be- considered his apotheosis ~
a politcal saint and martyr
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other Pro.S'ayrry man should BE- put on trial for
-fare in d" the WAL. ! do BOT believe that lndict-
mruts vii be found against any such long the
rresfut sutbortie. control Kansas al airs String
fellow. who was also admitted t. bail. was not
charged witl murder, 8. | stated, and had under
stood. The charge q merely for hor'e-steallng.
Wat renders this more COmical il the effort made
by S,r.ugieCN IN the Convent u 10 urge the Bogus
legislature 10 silk the death penalty t0 horse
stealing ID the TERRITORY.
Il Wa tie growing 81 the Pro-Slav-y men NJ
thee arrests and the constant complaints because
Capt Walker snd Mr.. Harvey had been com Ms
stoned instead of arrested that led tie Governor
DO doubt. g. promise the arrest Of these twO mra.
'tsr that Gov Geary vii find this system Of hay-
i, men arrested Il please somebody, rather dan
ge'OD- and difficult mode OF acquiring popularity
B--d-- h. ha, sready promised 10 have those
who are convicted for similar Offrnsrs pariOne1.
VIA: doe = WANT with more Are Lls promises
l.-e Does Le pardon men who are guilty. on
wh,m or dos be- want 70 arrest such men a.
Walker and Harvey. believing them innocent.
merely e. please PrO->layery men. snd when be-
has 20 interfere with the Judiciary to do 50 l.
tL.s biz policy does be deceive or Is he insane
l learn to-day that reward has been offered by
The Governor for the arrest Of Partridge. The
Governor j determined to retase him.
saw Capt Walker this morning. learn that
Gear hss no, paid the Frec-State militia. dsbanded
last December, yet. bile N LecomPton learned
that most if lot all, OF Col. Tituss three compi-
mes Of Pro-SlNery militia were paid when dis
banded. Perhaps the Governor with a nice sense
Of proprety, deter. the paymelt Of tbe Free State
u,u uIt the " taust.cal' lower House Of Congress
,leI make appropriations for Kansas.
| have iu,; seen gentleman who lef, Leaven-
worm City this morning a. be- lett thr cit! fire
broke out IN he lower part Of II. He did not wait
20 -ee how extensive It might be, as he was on ex-
pres. There wa nothing new there Much d.,
satisfaction existed 1T the rumored decision Of the
Lard-Ofce about the sale of propert! IN Lcayen-
worth.
There is 20 be an Investigation Of ryeyor-Gen-
eral Calhoun affair, in Lccompton next Thurs
day. blr YeCnsu. of the Land-Ofiice, Sioux City,
has been delegated as special agent to Investigate.
He l. hrre in Lawrence. He has employed Mr..
Parrot 20 AID him. i apprehend that the luvr.tiga
ton Will no: be- much to the Surveyor-Gsnerals
credit Pertap. he thinks that "La~-and-Ordcr'
men -Aould b. a. much exempt from all such i'm
pertinent Investigations "a they should be free from
prosecution .or sgcl trles as murder on the Free
state men.
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verified under oath When fractional paris o. ~ :.
are called for, single passage snan W 20 eTusn.
the even cent next highest Ou' HoA 80 e~ac.11st
titles OF tan or more, sbkD be sou a. 30 - -
rate N no eypyessed in mills, and any a.uoh eS
than a mill shal be counted IN isvo' ~ Hio Gu
nsny When the statements cs ioi tS'o5 - 20
tess than one cent Tor eaon ~ .,rPP1,a =
80 s;v Cens for each horse and cart zoe suIPu- P'o
az ssee tickets are sold in quantities OF my or
tno,e 81 The rate Of 1j cents per ltoio IoO ~
mi ner 100 for horses and carts may AZ tue oPdon
Of the Company, he creuea 10 tIe IeCeP u suCu
o1ber tey between the same cities belonging to or run
by +, M az this law il required 20 establish the next
Lowest rate Of fare. Foot passengers Insy procure
ticket o communication for auy period not lea than one
rnon,b AZ the same rate that 600 procured Will
mi re,vfrsion IN the statements Is made punishable a.
pori1ry. ard sl0 fine for demanding higher rae OF
i6re than r allowed.
TEg APPOINTMENT OF sEARCHERs II NETWORK.
Mr. IRVING brought i'll bill, entitled % An Act TO
amend Capter ~ Of the Laws Of lSj3 which repees
the fret and second sections Of the law referred TO- ana
amends the third section by akDg the duty OF me
Clerk Of the City aud County OF New-tO rk to appoint
. sufficient number Of Seerchers for the prompt aud
correct dispatch Of the business Of that department tAe
salaies Of whom shall be fixed by the Board OF super
yisors and paid out Of the City Treasury Toe CleTk
sha perform his equal share Of the business o. 'ne
Office a1d keep the books open to inspection.
THT OFFICE or REGISTER N NE"-lOhA'
M IRVING introduced the following;
A. ACT amend Chapter $40 o. me La"' % 10 a7
tr.by repesf6 and the Regs,er Of The City and County 4
New York snail hereafter peTsOAsy PcIOIm MS cfe ' VI
tbs bu-.uss 81 Of his office.
THE CROTOS AQUEDrCT.
Ny VARNUM introduced the following:
n estiou the Salaries Of The Ocsrso the Croon
so~drc Board Of the City q New York wbra provides that
he Common Council may their discretion 10 rease the ssa
re-. OF the present officers Commo ntrs forming the CfJ'n
Aourdl e. Board for their present term Of oftce
GENERAL BILLS.
Ny SLUYTER introduced four bills which provide
a. follower
FirIt That al parties civil actions may be witnessed
S,cfrd Provide for the conduct Of all special pfJteednes
In. practice ia which Is not defined. . ,
Tifrd Am. ending the Loan Commits sct by akns the
cpeasson OF the Commiusioper in New ok City the same
81 IN other parts Of the State
Fou,'h Regulates the practise appeals in pe& proceed
ms.
DTBTs DUE FOR LABOR.
Mr.. KIVIJN introduced bill allowing the seizure
of such property AZ is now exempt from the execution
Of Judgments for debt for the payment OF debts due for
labor
RESOLUTIONS.
The resolution, fixing upon Tuesday FEB. 3, "a the
time TO 90 into an Lection for United States Senator,
was adopted
The supply bill was received from the Senate with
amendments
Without disposirg of the question of concurinS the
House adjourned.
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We have received nom a correspondent; 80 "Ap-
neal OF the Young Men Kansas Association Of
" Nes-Yok City which was cent 70 him sometime
size by NAL with letter, signed Daniel +. Proud
" foot, A,:orey-atLaw New-York The purpose
Of NJ Proudtoot is 10 soci: aid :or free settlers
Kansas he presents various facts, shswng briefly
3" the condition Of affair. OF which OF. appeal 70 you
" or pecuh.ary al e founded, and concludes a TO-
.ews:
"Fr!s-I Of uaauv Ha.er { Oppression and syery
are 1u We 'af -dr d ~" rag an-
-s az y. 4ui oIn-Ts AID wives L.. sfynHy 90 u
-b Nov j. .ae 'g- 20 give - JneS ~ % '" ~ -
sood And REMEMBER that th- wals oneiins ana ne
Vfoss ~. BENSON a, "a -al4' d ulA
vpo one f3re.es tie p. Of tue o. orr OJ4rrs
R-u ttsuces nay b. vsiny Istr~.'r p ~ =
. Nj DANIEL r PROJO F9OT
Attorney d; Law, New fors C.y.
EDWAsD T. PUTNAM
JAMS HALtDAl+ A1cc-i.'r Co14iA-tee-
D,Nfrf Z PZorDFoOT.N
We have instituted 1Igens inqr:-' respecting 'A'
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FROM NEBRASKA.

Correspondence Of Tie n. Y. THbaue.

Correspondence Of TIE y Y. Tribune.
OMAHA, y. T., Jan. l., -.
The House Of Representatives OF Nebraska, By a
vote of % 10 T.. have to-day passed the o 20 re-
move the Territorial Capital to Douglas City. a
town in Lancaster County, on saline Creek, 1t Il
point seventy miles north OF the Kansas line ana
th;rt, west of the Missouri-he bill having before
passed the Council b, a vote of to I.
The discussions growing out of the measure
have been Of the most animated but peaceful char
acter. Both the friends and the enemies Of the
bill expect that Gov lard will interpose his veto
10 It's further progress. II. J.
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rMGRANTs PERIsHING on THE PLAINS

Correspondence OF The y. 1. Inecre.
WASHINGTON. Jan. y, ISL.
Below is a list of the names OF the Mormon emi
grants, composing three trains that were met by
Lieut.. KetOn, z. NJ, and Or. Page Of Fort Lara
ME, st the crossing OF Sweet Water, in Nebraska,
shout the 10Th Of December en- route for Salt Lake
City, ard according to the statement Of the above.
named gentlemen, are supposed TO have persisted.
A. the above date says the report. they were sui
ieriug beyond measure for thr Want OF provisions
and on account Of the cold. They We're ;ery badly
clothed, and in consequence OF the harlshps, maug
OF them were dying; IN one camp they buried FL
teen IA one day. The mode OF burial, since they
cannot dig the frozen ground, is to-day the bodies
in heaps snd pile over them willows and heaps Of
stones. Coy. Brigham Young, learning something
Of thsr condition, dispatched some men and pro-
y>io's to their relief; but these were met by the
NAL P.rig returning to The city again, having been
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s,rys At ArcTOs.-A large amo0ri OF prop "
,rs. f.s,,ed OF at pCop saie yeste-dSy. Ampns tse
80, We have heard Of the following. Alonto ..
Whit odd an entire gang o. seventy .on negroes, a
~ sverage ID -0!6 round including tao sspe'an
pn,.d sDd two rfan,s, born since Their arrival AGO
,eSeral announced o. disabled. james TuP?er e-1,
Ns.,er il Eq iiy cold gsDg Of tas'yiorE nesfv, a.
80 syersge 2. |, 81 ese,, lChs'.s'''A Ss''''i>
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osttef. bU. caanot dad t., psrsons Ws,se esns' -
above C,ver 20, DOE tle existence Q: sucb a. Asso-
citation seem TO BE- susceptible OF p7ocf. " aoooci-
uG'y caution al persons against seadipg mro,y 10 NJ.
PrpudioO, OF b. associates.
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So.PLE AT TIE Ia EtRoE.-Ihefe was ''ne'
,rd Jsnce A. the La Fare Hotel 90 Thursday ngts,
Which drew together large ard 'a'A''h''' a''sh'
bly,. The music and Viands were lDlnipe''"4o'+'
and the attentions u the hosts anu I"eh a's''a""
made everything pleasant and 'e'sh'Oi, l." 'F'"
and rrs r.ifc.uce 81 j.ess were ~ mAIkab.e.
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GER TIFlC ATlIS.

The following statement of the Rev L. Nj
Pcuac, Sup't If the Five Points House OF In
Iu-Iry, as given below, is one that speaks vol.
umrs as to the va'"ai propertes'ot this rem
oiy.
Mv " ..eonard-Sr:-I take a pleasure
i'll tran E.n;timg to you the following facts, in re-
uton 60 q cure effected by the use of your 5.
A. Fever anc AgHc Remedy, upon one of the
inmates oI The House o! Industry. John Young
who has been suffering from the chills and fe-
vrr during the past five months, was in Novem-
beg last attacked, and the paroxysms were as
severe ~ any ever kncw; almost instant re-
.ici Wa, experienced Oh giving tue first dose
on the expected day 0i return, it vas admins
tered, and 1t had the happy effect of interrupt
NS the paruXySms Succ tIru every vesuge
oi dc disease has icf "iM, aIi he hAs recover.
cd tbs former wo"tod appearance aud health.
Truly yours, NC, j. H. Pease
New York, Jan. 2S, is5j.
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Lands For Sale

Cynthia =. Culp In Equity Lancaster.
rS. Bill for Partition real
John CulP, e.. al. Estate of Minos 4.
CulD, deceased
Under the decree of the Court Of Equitv
in above case, will sell ut Lancaster G.. IT.,
an the lst Monday the 9Th O, iober 1857,
the following real estate, belonging to r,-
tate Of Minos A. Culp, deceased, viz one
Tract containing 30 acres more or less,
known ms the Bales Tract situate on Me.
Arin's rreck, bounded by lands of estate
John Mills and the Miller tract.
Also, one Tract containing lGO acre.
more or less. on Gems branch. bounded by
lands of Bella Sizcr, G.. d. Bckchan and
Cad Jones, known as the AJdcn Culp
place.
Also. one Tract on McAlpin's creek. CON
tanning 75 acres more or less. bounded hy
lands of J. +. \. Davidson, and the Bies
Tract, called the Miller tract"
TIE cotton crop of this wear will recon.
mend the lands rs Cott0n M,d
IsrmS--a credit of one and two years
with interest from day IT sale, purchasers
to give Bond with good >urrtics
JAMES II. WITUERSrOON,
&. +. |. -.
sept :, 81. 3O--it p { 81 So.
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Misc sceilaneous,
MANSION HOUSE,
CAMDEN. - G.

THE SUBSCRIBER returns his thanks
i I" his friends and the travelling public,
for the liberal support which he has re-
c"lvcd, and pledge, himself that nothing ON
ms part shall be waiting to make their Stay
pleasant and agreeable,
AT THE OLD MANSION.
His Table will always compare with any in
the up Country. With good cleanlv and
airy Rooms, and attentive servants with II
desire To please.
His Stables Will be found in good order,
attended bv n faithful: Ostlcr Ills Omni-
bus DckaIb, attached TO the House, runs reg-
nlarM TO ani from the Depot, and to any part
of the Town.
Drovcrs can always be supplied with
good LOTS and STABLlNG. with water
conycnenrcs for their stock. and provcndcr
furnished at small advance ON market
Rates. T., g. ROBINSON
Proprietor.
Aug. 26, 1857. 2S-Gm
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Sheriff 's Sales.

RY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY WRITS
ID of III Fa's to me directed, ! will sci,
before the Court House door at Lancaster
on the frs! Monday in October next. wi.l.iD
the legal hours of sale, the fOlIowiny PRO
periies, tu wit
TWO Hundred Ecrcs of lind. more or
less adjoining lands of John Adams, Jones
Crockett and others, levied on and 10 h,,
sold ~ The property of James Adams, de
ceasrd n the SUIT of Jones Crockct AGAINST
Elizabeth Adams, ad"'insira,riv, of James
Adams. Pf SI.75.
ALSO, Two hundred acres more or less
adninjng land> "f James Barr. the e,tte
lands uf Frank Steel and others lc,ird ON
md To 6c sold ~ the properly Of William
Sullivan, at the suit Of WyleS and Strait.
pr sl75.
ALSO, Two hundred acres mo-e or less
adjoining lands of Jonathan Knight, John
r. Welsh and Others levied on aud TO be
sold rs The property Of John Cly burn. at the
suit of Jonas r. Stewart Pf Sl.75.
ALSO, Three hundred acres mor,, or less
ajoining lands Of \ndy Mackey. estate lands
OF Samuel Marshall and others, levied OIL
and TO be sold ~ the pr, perty of WyIic
LylcN. at the suit of a, J. Canihen and !
: j.. j. B,ckham, Executor and Exrcuttix OF
5 Beckham. Pf. I.75.
AIS }, One House and Lot, stu,tc in
the Village of Lancaster, bounded North
by Gay Street. West by PRESBYTERIAN
Church Lot. South by Lot of Feix McIHr.
non, and East by - Street Levied on
and I" be sold ~ the property of Elias ID
Kennedy, nj the sui, oisJ. n. & J. Dolby.
PE I,75.
ALSO, One Hundred acres more nr loss
adj"ning lands of Robert Gurdner. Robert
Philip. and "lhers. Levied on aud to be
sold as the property Of S'lgs Ingram, 10
satisfy Decree in favor of DIR. W. j. Bas
kin, against Slas aud Cordner Ingram.
Pi l.75.
ALSO, Two Hundred and fifty acres
more or less, whcIson Defendant now lives
adjoining lands Of John Plrnn, the Skrllry
lands and Others. INied on aut 10 bo
sold rs the property of Iss,rc 4 X, ne. at
the suit of John Shute and Henry RowelI,
Administrators. pr l75
ALSO, Five Hundred acres more ar less.
~hore"n Defendant lives, adjoining lands
OF a. j. Aiiler, William Farmer aud Others
levied on and 10 be snld ~ the proprriy of
Labnn Ferguson, Administrator. al the suit
Of Wm. llough aud Tnos. D. By.lk. Eseeu.
tors pr I75.
ALSO Five Hnndred nerrs L,orc nr less
whereon Defendant lives, adjoining Land.
Of 81. G. Heath Eco, lands whercon VI. T..
i. Mcdowell lives. and other. Levied on
and to he sold ~ the properly Of James
Steel, ut the suii OF hlicsel FiIlhowrr.
Pf l.75.
t-y- Condiiinns Cgsh.
HENRY HANCOCK. s. l.. u.
Lancaster &. L., sept ~, %. 3l-td.
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however, soon forced to the conclusion that his
patient was suffering from worms, and after
much persuasion prevailed upon her to take two
doses OF Dr. &chaEe's Vermiiuge, prepared by
Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh. This medicine
had the effect of removing from hera countless
number of the largest size. After she passed
them, her health Immediately returned. She
is since married, and continues to enjoy excel
lent health.
~ Purchasers will be careful to as, for
DIR. ML1NE'S CELEBRATED yERMlFUGE,
manufactured 10y FLEMING BROS, of Pitts
burgh, Pa. All other Vermifuges in compari.
son are worthless. DR.. MLaue's genuine Yer.
miiugc, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now
DC had at all respectable drug stores. None
genuine without the signature of
[2ll FLEMING BROS.
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-Ir. 4. +. Sterling, OF this city, las conscn-
ted 30 the publication Of the following facts,
over his signature, concerning a cure perfected
10y the use o this remedy, which facts are cor
'obo'otcd by thc Rev. l.. H. rcasc, who was
acquainted with all the circumstances.
NJ q. \. Lconard--Dcar Sir:-Somc ten
days since, heard of poor but deserving
German, in Mulberry Street, who was suffering
lrOm severe attack Of chis aud fever cou-
tuctrd in the low grounds, Hear Newark, n. j.
gave him our bOulIc Of your South American
Fever and AgUc Remedy, and It affords me
pleasure 10 say, that the disease has been bro
Nca up 10y IT, Use, and permanent cure effec.
tel. Truly yours. y. +. STERLING.
New York, Nov i, 500.
am acquainted with the facts set forth in
the above certificate, aud can witness to the
trUtA OF the statements therein contained.
L. " PEISE.
Sup't Five Points House of Industry.
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5 O | I II & y l. OLlN \.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Ey James II Wu.erSpoon Es3Girc ord.
nary for said District.
WHEREAS, DaucI Plylcr has M.
piled to me for letters Of Administration,
IN all AID singular the Goods and Chatllrs
Righ,> and Credits of Andrew }. rlylrr
i"ic Of the District aforesaid deceased.
l iIESE are, Therefore, 10 cite and ad d..
moui,h all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, 10 bc aud ap
pear before me nj our neNt Ordinary's Court
for the sid district 10 be holden at Iancas
ter Court House on tho iGu. day Of Sept.
inst, 70 show rausr, it any, Whv the said
administration should not be granted.
I ~ Given under my hand and seal,
Is. this 2nd day of Sept, iu the
t-~,~ >year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty seven and in the
SD year of American Independence.
JAMES II WIruERSpOON,
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Sept. Q. 1897. 3o-2t-l ( , 90