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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-15
New!uerk DAILY Gribnae
KANSAS.
THE SPRING COURTS.
FsOm Our Special Correspondent.

Fsom Our Special Correspondent.
LEV" Iron, K. T., May 5, 1857.
INC May term of the Second District Court was
to have begun its session yesterday. The Court
has done nothing yet save organize and ADJOURN
The Court business appears to be in the utmost
confusion. No preparations have been made for
prosecution. The requisite witnesses and partles
have not been cited. question if even the lndlct-
ments are here and in order. do not any other
alternative save that the Court must adjourn for
week or two.
The high treason prisoners are here, except
Brown Of The Herald Of Freedom. Many other
Prostate prisoners, who have been out on bail,
are here. Some Of them declare that they vii
surrender themselves and refuse to give BAIL or
keep dancing on the Courts from time to time, at
the whim Of the miserable apologies for officials who
hold forth here.
In. Wood has Just been arrested. II is sup
posed for connection with his rescue year ago. but
The ,fficers of the Court refused to give copy OF
the indictment, or 10 give any information as at
whose instance the arrest was made, or what IL was
made for This shows that they are not yet tired OF
arrestng. heard threats that other arrests would
be made.
The Court was TO meet again to-day. 1t has not
Border Ruffians here Among these are fair
representation from Missouri TO look after their
Government The following is from the last Le-
compton Union:
ave had the pleasure of extending our hand to
our esteemed citizen Col. j. c. Anderson, member
of the late Legislature, few days ago. Since the
adjournment Of the Legislature, the Colonel has been
paying visit TO his friends in Missouri. We wei
come him back TO Lecompton.
The Colonel" who earned his title in Border
Rufian wars, has really lived in Lexington. AS he
has got one of the Land Offices in the Territory
from Buchanan, We wonder ii he will now live here
have just heard report that the Hon. Niles
Moore of Leayenworth, Attorney General under the
Topeka organization, has been murdered III Mis-
sour while on a visit there.
A considerable number of Pro-Slavery names mas
been added to the census list since the time for
making alterations expired. There are now be-
tween six and seven hundred OF them in this pre-
cnct The lists, which were not posted up IN the
time when they were required to be up, have been
put up here since the time expired for making cor
recteDs.
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NOTICT.-In process Of Multiplepoinding and
~ Trou.ra;.on depending the of Session
and Lord ArdAn Lord Ordinary at the ir,snee Of
bn Andersen IL .nd another Parliamentary Trustees and
F1eeutors the deceased JOHN YUILL- who resided In
W.hn.ton place Hu;ohesontowr Of Glasgow, azAast John
Yul son Of said deceased John fi and sometime sppren
tce halter Glasgow bat whose present designation and rvs
d.rce Il be alive, unknown 70 the sid Trustees and
Fxsc,ors and against others Tor disposal the Court
dec, Of Of q IA p? Sd being The share OF he aid
.e,.sed John Yas estate beqaeahed the said John YAH
h. order has been prunoulcsd appointing al parties
claiming The said lodge Condendenees and
aius On OF the Day March 1888 and inAtioE
Ssp@udence a the Of said order be male
in this an. oth,r newspapers. -
80 JOHN MARTIN. W g.
AGENT for sad Trustees and Executors
aO-h March
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CTPREME COURT.-EDWARD BEMENT

SUPREME COURl.-EDWAhD bEMENl
~ and WILLIAM ?. HALLE. Trustees, kc, and JOHN
ACOsTA, Plaintiffs, against THE PLATTSBURGH AND
MONTREAL RAILROAD COMPANY and others In Pur:
decreal order of Judgment in the aboyeented
action l. the undersigned Referee appointed for this among
other purposes hereby notify aud require all holding
owning first bonds q the above named
Psbursh and Montreal Railroad Company to produce ana
exhibit such bonds TO at Office az No o. Wall ST. 10
the City Of NewYOk by Thursday the 18th day Of May 1887
and such production the and The amount
due thereon secured thereby.
And notice hereby further given that By the terms Of the
said order Judgment the said Referee will b. at liberty
the completion of the publication of this notice THAT H. AFTER
the said 18th day q Msy to that such bonds other
than those By that date produced 10 him. and the
production thereof for have been issued
Bonds must in all be accompanied by the affidavit Of
the his showing what payments any have
been made thereon 70 him. within his knowledge belief
and the Of principal and also Of interest due thereon
HENRY J. SCUDDER, Referee,
sp22 2aw4wWedkFri No. So Wall-st New.York.
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SUPREME COURT-Colfhty of Monroe
~ EZRA : LLEWELLlS sgainst JOHN BAKER, GLEN
ENCE BAKER, and CHARLES TUCKER, Trustees OF the
stAts 81 Csmenee Ssier Summons for relief To JOHN
BAkER CmeEce Baker and Charlie. Tucker Trustees Of
the estate " Cemeuc Baker defendants You hereby
summoned 10 answer the complaint Of EZRA 5 LEV Ell
LlN plaintiff, which the ID Of April eJ, ned II
Monroe County Clets Ofce and copy Of
the subscriber AZ his Office in Rochester Monroe
County Y within twenty days ae the service u this
exclusive Of the day Of service; and fail 10
ac hereby required the pntif viii apply to the
Court for the relief demanded the communicated lpr
y 1887. JOHN H. JEFFRES- Plaintiffs Attorney.
nlyi lawtwFns
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From Our Special Correspondent

From Our Special Correspondent
LECoMPTON. X. T., May 4, 1901"
have just returned from one OF the most extern
siye pedestrian tours have ever made IN thls Ter
ritory-a tour of observation political and topo-
graphical. during which / have been IN large
number Of the bogus counties, aud nave nad au
opportunity to Judge the operation OF the bogus
census. should rather ssy want OF OPERATION tor
in large number Of the inland districts the census
takers. like the schoolmasters, have been abroad,
and the census never beard from. In many OF the
inland counties both north and south OF the Ma"
River, there has been no county orgail%a-
ton, owing TO the fact that all Tue SET
tiers are Free. State men, and no one couid
be found 10 take the respective Onlces' III 5uch
places there has been no census; more thdl tn"''
there is no likelihood that there VIII De any elecuon
Part Of the scheme OF Vllaihy III tue O'u'a.
wss IA m,La district of several counties, putting
two or tbree Of these unorganized Free-State eous-
ties along with some county where there wa' bogus
organization and census: and as no voting pre-
cincts have been made in many OF these counties,
the people IRE ef,ctually cut of from The power oi
voting: first by being omitted on the CENSUS ISL
and having no county court where there would ever
be- a pretense Ut correcting errors III tne nv
second, by having no place TO vote uhles' .ney
go days journey 10 coun1!' -, ..
are not known and where 'h'iS Nv .
record Of Them This is the case with great many
b.axy Fr,a. Sts,a settlements. As Travelled | was
sssaed by great many inquiries N relation 10 the
cen,us. when /, was 10 be- done dc. In some
Cases the hopefnl and ingenious were exutant, de-
elsring that rhe census, and the whn.r proceedings
under il. had been abandoned, aud that the position
of tie Prostate men bad ,ndueed them u give
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT


Il CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western, North western and Southw States by
tnuous Railway direct This Road also Pittsburgh
with daily line of Steamers 10 all in the Western Rivers
ard AZ Cleveland and sAndusky with steamers al
the North western Lakes making the direct cheapest and
reliable route BY which FREIGHT be forwarded and
from the Crest West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBCRGH
FIRST CLAsS,-Boots, Shoes Hats aud Caps, )-s., X,
Books Dry Goods lin boxes, bales and trunksl 'vs
Drugs lin boxes and bales Festhers Furs kc.> 4" No.
SECOND CLAss-Domestic Sheetink Shifting md
Ticking lin original bses Drugs lin oAks) Hard 60cents
Leather lin rolls boxes) Wool aud Shsep 100
Pelts, Eastward,
Third CLAss-Anvils Steel, Chains Tin sasts) o. u,
Hemp Bacon and Pork, Sailed Goose in sacks.
Tobacco manufactured, except Cigars or cut, &c WIZ
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and .
Pork lin casks boxes, Esstwad) Lard and 40 cents
Lard Oh Nails, Soda Ash. German Clay, Tar, 100 %.
Pitch Rosin 6c..........
FLoUR-Sl y Dbl until further notice.
GRAIN-5O cents q lv0 n until further notice
CerroN-s2F bale exceeding so y weight until further
notice
In shipping Goods from point east Of Pmad pa be
tcuar 10 na the package Va Pennsy Railroad"
Goods consigned Agents Of this Road Phlsiepha
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AcIxrs-HArrs Wormley Co, Memphis Tenn. ;
4. T. Sass Co. Louis 5. Mitchell Son, Evansville,
Ind. Dunes n Bell Co. and Carter Jewett, Louisville
Ky b. C. Medium, Madison, Ind SpnsmAn Brown and
Irwin Co. Cincinnati; N. w. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; Leech Co.. No. 81 Klby st., Boston; Leeeh Co,
No Aston House New York aud Nc. Wliainst New
more; G.o z krsneiscus, Pittsburgh u,,,,.
H. X. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
May l. 1857.
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

4 PORT snd FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior
steamer ,MEIhOP0LiS Capt. Brown leaves New. fori
M ana the BAY STATE CSp yewstt leave. New YOrs
from Pier No N r. near thas,tsry; both touc hing
= Newport each way
Hereafter viii be regarded secured to any .pp
cant until the same shall have been paid for.
an EapIsss Freight Train.
WIN BORDEN, Agent Sos 70 and II wssts.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-County

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-COunty of
~ Kins.-Isasc Byd.nburgh against Benjamin r Middle
ton Lnu. Faess.r and Mary Fserr hi. wife, Lousa Bur
rows John Townsend and Eliza Townsend and Luther ca
r.y-Sutmon. for relief (Cofn not served Ito LOUIS
FAESSLER and MARY FAESSLER his wife, and LOUISA
d. BURROWS: You hereby summoned and re9Tireat to
answer complaint this action whc hean the ohse
Clerk Of the County Of Kings at the City Hal IN the
CITY BROOKLYN the Sst day Of March 1857 and TO serve
copy your the said complaint the srbseber
bis ofce, No 81 Wall il the City of New York
within twenty days after the service Of this on
you exclusive the day of such service and II fail to
answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff this action will apply & the Court for the relief
demanded In the congratulated March Slst 1857.
WALTER ". UNDERH L. Plaintiffs Attorney,
uvl law6wt No. - Walst., New York
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., NO H6pS 20 "a = nPTIcs-a DELICIOUS
pspst . ENrr.AuH and al infalsie for Dye.
Lave. complaint, Sick Headache kc
DlEEpEIlON COFFEE DASDELION COFFEE.
Only IS per pound For sale BY all srceer. hanuc
tured by WRIGHT GILLIES 4 BROS,
Nos. 255 and 81 Washinsonst, New York
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StfhEhE COt hl-Sili anu SUE.,itt "
- NEW-YORK.-J0HN GOULD and WILLIAM J.
WOOD plaintiffs, against II. II. BARTON. Detendsnt.-To
the sbovenamed Defendant: You hereby summoned TO
the complaint in this action which will BE- hed IN the
Of the Clerk Of this the City Hall City Of New
York and N copy 20 the complaint on
the subscribers their Offices No 1872 Broadway corner of
John.street New.York City within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such services and you
fail the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiffs this will take judgment against you for the
OF 96l 76 and interest from h March 1857 and 10 cents
protest hes-Dated New York. May IS, 1851
MILLER PEET & NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorneys
No. 1872 Broadway. New York City.
The complaint herein this day fled-Asy IA, 1857
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CYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with EXPRESS TRAINS tie NewYork
and Ere Railroad
On and after MONDAY, Oct 90 and until further notice
PASSENGER Trains viii follows Sundays excepted:
Leave New York from pier foot Of Du8nest 80 via
Buffalo. E1press-coIneetns 81 BnshAInon with EIPess
Train for Syracuse.
AZ $50 p M Night E1press-oonneens at Binshsnton
with Expres, Train for Syracuse and Oswego.
Through Tickets be procured Al the Ticket Once Of the
Eev.Yort and Erie Rarosd w. B. GILBERT. Sup't.
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RUSSELL w. WEsTooTr, Anctioneer.
4 ARGE SALE Of FIRST-CLASS FURNl-

~ TURE-Contained in the Dwelling No 152 West 2lsts
few It'll all Of which will be pcremptory
sold by catalogue TOMORROW Saturday May l6, com
neneDg O O'clock precisely fbis Furniture has been but
little used and comprises everything adapted to isshonaoe
end egantly finished residence.
PARLOR FURNITURE consists Of two rich carved rose
with mirror doors and back splendid
Aye Piano Forte made by Brooks used but TWO
months with brocade and marble Music Cabinet
fy spedid Psrlor Furniture beautifully
carved covered in bocado satin with slip covers Iursh
IounFss with Arm Reception Chairs 70 match covered hi
medallion tapestry bronze and Omolu Clocks rch tapestry
and royal Wilton Carpets Lsdys French Ecrtore
Center Pier and Sofa Tables corner Eageres WIN
bck costly Dresden and Sevre China Vases with great pro
fusion Of costly marble Bronzes and other valuable WORKS Of
All with choice and beautiful collection OF Ol Paintings
mounted In rich frames elegant pier and msntel rTors ouf
Ieree ornolu Chandeliers Tich Xix aud lace Curtains
LIBRARY CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM fChNl
TIRF-superb carved rosewood Bureaus Bedaeads wash
Coumodes Cheyal Glasses kc all TO nach ~ supe
nor Hair Mattresses Bedding, Sc; oval aud other MLoIs
Shades and Curtains rosewood Secretary bookcase elegant
Library do rosewood Sa Lounges one full suite rosewood
Furniture in green velvet French Cottage Chairs rosewood
and OAK Chas with elegant Chamber Furniture Of all kinds
superb oak Dining Tables marble Buffet oak dining
Chairs rch SveTware costly French China aud elegant cut
glass Ware every description Ivory and Pearl Cutlery &c
with quantity Of mahogany aud rosewood urnure not
enumerated in this advertisement all of which VIII De Percnp
toy sold deposit will b. required Of purchasers Goods 10
be removed Immediately from the house
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Now York Notice hereby given 70 all per
sou, having claims AGAINST SAMUEL r. RANDOLPH late OF
the City Of NswYok. deceased to Pressat the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber the ohes If John
Bruce ill., No Jssncey court, Wsl, in the City Of New
York on or before the 18th day Of October nestDated New
York the 9th day Of April, 1857.
splo isr6mF HsLDAH >. RANDOLPH ExscutriK.
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MFssRs. SrcKLEs And MCRPHr.-A Dispatch frorz
Washington premises that the appearance Of Mr..
4" Mmphys card wiIF lead TO hostile meeting with
Mr. Sickles.p We guese not.
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CANDS' SARSAPARILLA-Will gently stimu-
late the Stomach and Bowels to regular and healthy action
and without puing expe thereom all deeerious
recommendations purify Ia. blood equaize the circulation pro-
improve the appetite mpart tone and visor
10 the gradually but surely eNtirpate the disease
Prepared and sold by A. b. D. SANDS. Drussi's No 100
Fulton-st.
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- AND TRUST COMPANY sat HANNAH L. SMITH,
widow and Charles Smith Angsine Smith Lucnda Sthsnd
Laura Smith heir. At Aw Of Amo. Smith deceased Robert
Cuhkeri John Thornton and Anne bis wifi Andrew Turner
and AEnes bis wife John Graham and Jeanette bis wife heir
AZ Daniel Cuthbet deceased and Lorruzo PayueCsttS
rsurus County To Defendants: You hereby summoned
%, the psin IN this and copy
answer Ehoottvie Cs;tAIalgus County New YORK
within after the service hereof exclusive Of the day
Of such ryice the defendants IA. the complaint
=. the plaintiff will apply % 10 Court for the relief
demanded in complaint; you viii take notice that the
comp This action fd u the oce Of the Clerk OF
Cs,tsrsugus County on the 18th day Of May, 1857
uyl5laWewFn RICE JONES, Plaintiffs Attorney
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DANIEL s. IToUcH AuetioneeT: Office No Is Park-row.
CNIIpEPR Rnse,yood and Mahogany pARLOR

DANIEL s. HoUGH, AuetoneeT; Office No. Is Park.row
CUPERB Rosewood and Mahogany PARLOR,
- DINING ROOM LIBRARY and CHAMBER FUBNI-
TURE at Public Auction THIS DAY friday May 10 at
I0 m precisely az No $40 West 23dst, between 9th and
9th Sale positive and peremptory and posPonemen
Terms cash city funds and cash deposit required Of every
purchaser the time Of sale to insure the prompt delivery OF
the Goods -, -,
In the BASEMENT solid mahogany Extension Table Ia
feet mahogany carved Buffet and Chairs to match Sofa Side
Table Be- together with large and assortment OF China
Dinner and ivory Cutlery rich Cut Glass and Bohe
isn Ware silver Tea and Breakfast Sets Casters salver-
Spoons Forks. Cups, &c.
In the PARLOiS are English Tapestry Carpets and Rugs,
bronze Gas Fixtures embroidered Lace Curtains SOLID rose
wood Center and Pier Tables Oval Pier and Mane mirrors
solid Esgere plate glass mirror doors aud backs
two solid rocwood Suites in crimson aud maroon Brocatee
reception and easy Chairs rosewood Bookcase and Secretary
one Of Nunn Caks superior carved rosewood 7octaye Piano
foTtes.
In the CHAMBERS are carved and plain Ioss~~-
bossny BnTsans French Bedsteads Nv ia and n.
Bookcases, Sofas, Cop"A-" ,asnstanc-, srdrobes
curl lair Me- yAys. Chair. carpets Rockers, pun
~--' ..resfes ara Bedding, Engrayings &c, alto
ner mug fine assortment Of frsoass Goods in first rat
order Descriptive Catalogues the morning OF sale at tn
house only
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CUPERIOR COURT, City and County of New

CUPERIOR COURT, City and County of New
- Yort-JOHN II. HOLDANE and JAMES II. HOLDASE
against CHARLES H. STANTON and DANIEL II. sPlChR
-(SummOns for money demand contract ITO the defen.
dant CHARLES H. STANTON Yon hereby summoned
and required the complaint III this sction which wss
filed in the Office II the Clerk the Superior Court Of the City
aud County OF N,wYork on the April 1857 and 10
copy Of the said complaint On the rub
sIbts their Office No 7s Brosdwsy in the City Of New
York within twenty day. AFT. the service hereof exclusive q
the day Of such service and il fail TO answer She said COM
plant within the time at resd the plaintiffs this action viii
iake judgment AGAINST you the twelve hundred dol
lar with from the ninth day of May thousand
eight hundred and fty-one beside the Of this scton
Dated New York April 5. 1887.
NORRIS Delaney, Plaintiff Attorneys,
ABl7 lswewF No 70 Broadway.
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of sn order of the Surrogate OF
the County of NewYok, notice is hereby rven 70 a. per
sons having claim, against ALEXANDER LEAlRD, late q
the City Of New York deceased 20 present the anne wih
vouchers thereof the Subscriber at the Office Of Robert
Laird No us Frst in the City Of New-fork on o.
before the second day Of September neAt-Datea
New. Yorh the nineteenth day Of March 1887.
ROBERT LAIRD, (r,...,or.
SAMUEL LEIGH HN'
mar2o l,y6mF ELIZA LEAIRD, ExecutTix
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CHARLES 4. WILLIAMSONs ESTATE
NkOTlCE TO CREDiTORS.-in Pursuance Of the Revised
Statutes and Of order Of the Of the County Of On
iAro-notes 70 hereby Evsn 20 al persons having claims
against CHARLESA WILLIAMSON, late Of Geneva IN the
County Of Ontario dscsssed hi. estate tina. they
quirrd exhibit and present the duly verified 0rins
law 10 the subscrbr executor Il the At ~ and '.
neut of the said deceased his Office No - Pine-t in the
CRY 4 New York within mouths from the hrst
Of this noire.-Da;ed May 7 1851
MS lsw6uF JAMES H. WOODS Exec tor.
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me0ital.
T1HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


T'HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Of the AGE
Mr. KENNEDY Of RoIbury has discovered In one Of our
HUMOR from tie Sercfaia sOts a Pi~ple
H has tried 1t in over eleven hundred eases d never tailed
except two both thunder humor He has now In ms
possession two hundred certificates Of its value all within
Two bote. arr warranted 70 cure nursing mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind OF pmPe' on
Two 10 three bottles will clear the system Of bols
Two bottles warranted 70 cure the worst eanter N the
mouth and stomach
Three bottles warranted TO the worst Of
erysipess.
Two bottle, warranted running Of the and
Four 10 six Bottles are warranted eou> and running
One bottle will cure scely eruption Of the skin.
Two three bottle warranted to cure the worst case
Two or three bottle. are warranted desper
Three to four bottle. are warranted salt rheum
Five 80 eight bottles viii the worst case Of ,crfus
cS oysl & dn FIR from
70 eisht tessponu A: directions be Applicable
day f KENNEDY give: personal attendance in bad
~ s shI II c6 SHEgM WITH
THE MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
FoR INfLAHmAToS AND hUnoR OF THE EYES, this gives
10 bed.
apply the Ointment freely and will the improvement
ron SALT hHtuh rup ~ wen 10 - oen @ .
your IL will give such real comfort that
you cannot help wishing well t. the inventor
FoR scABs These commence by thin aerd huid oo1ins
through the skin hardening the surface in short
ae full Of yellow matter are on an nfaned surface
not You will apply the Ointment freely but do not
rub il in.
FoR SORE LrGs This disease, so than IL
generally supposed the skin turn. purple covered with scales
ches ntoersby sometimes forming running Sores BY
PLYING the Ointment the itching aud scales will disappear
few days but you must ieep with she Ointment until the
Fos TINE Pitts and inflammation you will it freely;
Il will give immediate relief.
This with flesh and gives immediate
relief in every skin disease Aesh is heir 10.
Price 50 cents per box -
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, No 100 wsrrsn-st,
RoIbury, Mass.
For sale BY every Druggist in the United St.: .s s.i.h
Provinces.
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SUPREME CoURT-ANDREw F; HAST

CUPREME COURT.-ANDREW +. HAST
~ INGS and WILLIAM r. FORBY against p. WOOD
RUFF. A. 7. MURPHY, HENRY f. NOBLE-sumnons for
demand eOntrsct-( Com not ser TO said De-
fendAs You hereby summoned and required to
tie Dpnt in this sction which will e hed in the office Of
the CleIk Of the City and County Of Nevfork az the City
Hal il NewYork City, and 70 copy Of your answer
the said complaint the subscriber e their otee No 81
WStrret New YORK within twenty days after the service
Of this exclusive Of the day 81 such service
and you fail the said within the tae aoTe
said the plaintiffs viii take JUDGMENT for the sum Of ten hundred
and fourteen dollars and seventy eight cents with interest on
4e 20 thereof from tie 18th day Of February 1857, and with
iatee,t ss - thereof from the 9Th Of March 1857 and
with interest from the th day April thousand eight
hundred and S p thereof beside the oost. Of
this bCtion.-Dsed New-lork. May 5 1857.
STUART WHITEHEAD Plaintiff Attorneys
Said complaint filed with said Clerk Nav g. 1857
STUART L WHITEHEAD,
nyg lAw6wFf Plaintiffs Attorneys