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Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
rAITED STATES OF AMERICA.

.Stit' oi CRit6raid. CnrrfY of III D"rdIo, S.
J,sS!i.,x tuuIf. Nicr,'rWS 70rnIp.
Tdr PeoyJr oftF" state IF tHVoTnfd, to JOIN
RIJA, GNrL1NG:
XvOI are hereby summoned to appear before me-
/ Il; ,ay Office, in PlaccrVillr township Of the
county of II r"cndn, on the 2Sth day Of November
A. u 1871, N Q O'clock \, NJ, I" answer unto the
complaint Of Washington \ Miner aud Vim. Forbes,
lIa.ksmilhs, doing business under the name and
.l!c ut Miner X Forbes in an actinn I" recover the
litu,." ni an account for blacksmith work done for
YOU by them in the year lNI, i'll the sam OF Forty
Eight Dollars and S,vcn'y-five CcMs,-Whrn judg
m,n' will b. taken against you for the said amount
Together with cost and damage if you fail to appear
and answer.
Given under NY hand this 2oth day of November,
a. b. f@1I. NM IL -nANlS.-
Lnslicn Of Orc n.ncc OF sAil Inwnship.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
GuartliHm's Notice.

4 H. persons holding claims. debts, demands
against the estate of William Bichanan, are
hereby nntncd tu exhibit the same with the nrcCssa-
ry voucher. Ia thr undersigned, At tie law office u
Thns H. llrwrs rrrnrr "f Main aud Coiuma Streets
pacerVillr. III Dorado county, California, within ten
months FROM the date OF Til, notice. or they will he
forever barred hy law.
CHARLES + \RBOT
Guardian of William buchanan.
Nnycmh r I1.l 1N,s. f4wl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

NoN EsT-Thc dcfaulting cxTrcasurcr
of Ell Dorado county. His surctics are
humming the plaintvc refrain
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
Administrators Notice.

lNHIMiNiSJTiltOr'N NOTICE..
NrOrlt'E Is hereby riVet-tl,at- -1,GlltS Abr0-
~ huIu$s AdmnistrH' r al the Estate Of Mar
Gus AhralamS dcrcnsrd ~iil apply I" the Hon. Pre-.
bate Court of l., Dorado County, California, "n the
.>;h day of prrrrhcr A. u. l>,i, for final settle.
mcnt q" his accounts with said estate, and for his dis
charge ~ said Adnnstra;ur
Ty order Of the Court
Witness R'y hand aud ti,c srrl of said Court
H. ~ aG<rd, ~ office in rlaycr\ H., this November
9Th, \. u. lN1I,
fH5tdI 4. u. WAIDRON, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

D. NEwBAUER has orr thanks for a gen
crous supply of those fragrant 'lTavannaS'
and prime liquors that he has just rcceiv
cd. We found them "a, No. ~ lie
has 'plcnty of the same sort left"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
CARY HOUSE,!

NITE Proprietor desires to call the particular aen.
l. ton of the public to his large Three.Story
FIREPROOF BRICK HOTEL!
lie is confident that he can furnish as good accom-.
modations as any hotel In the country.
I'm Point of COmfOrt and all the convent
cnces which modern hotel keeping has rendered es-
sental, the
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

Echo answers, in search Of the 1924, 900
that slipped through Bates fingers! He'll
find it Blow your horn, Gabe (riel)
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

BALL IN PLEASANT VALLEY.-A ball is
to be given at the old "Drown Stand, g." in
Pleasant Valley, on Thursday evening
next, by Mr.. BotSford. Mr.. B. has made
every arrangement to havca pleasant par
ty, and as the road is row in excellent
condition, We doubt not that many Of
our young folks will avail themselves -ef
the fine buggies and fast teams to be had
Of Messrs. Condee, Swan, King AMI 9th
crs, and attend.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

HENRY CLAY on NEGRO-SUFFRAGE.-The cf-
f,ci~ of ih,' doctrine ct Negro equality upon
the white lab0rcrs was thus set forth III 1853,
bv Hon llchry CLAY, in II letter 10 Mr. Cotton,
his bin.rapiIcr Mr.. Clay says:
The slaves, being free, would he dispersed
throughout the Union; they would enter into
e"Iapntitian with the free laborcr with the
American. the Irish, the Gcrman-rrducc his
wages. hr confounurd with him, and affect his
moral and social standing. And as the ultlas
gn both for AholtinniSm u gamation, their
"l irCt i>tn unite in marriage the aboring white
man and thu. luhofing blac, woman. tO reduce
the white ldb3ring man tn the di>piSrd and de-
graded condition oi the black maH.
We have heard Il tall story Of an Irish
knight, who was once diSputing with n
Frcach cOurticr as TO the age and standing
OF their fpmilicS. when the latter, as fin
l*!:crt {" tn@ argument said that his an
c,StorS were in the ark with Noah.
That i nothing" said the llihcrnian;
''f"r 1T the dtluge, my forciathcrS were
cruising about in boat ofthcir own
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
TheA1r1cai.

On Wednesday evening last, our citi-
zens gave Mrs. Woodward, an cstimabc
lady and accomplished actress, comp.i
mentary benefit. The house was full, and
her appearance was greeted with real,
heartfelt enthusiasm. She has IL strong
hold on the affections Of Our citizens. and
she deserves their admiration and respect.
Last night, on the occasion of Mr.. Glov-
er's benefit, the house was again full
We regard him as among the best, if not
the best comedian in the State, since the
death of W. B. Chapman. His songs and
singing arc inimitablc, and are mrth-pro-
voking in the fullest sense of the term.
Tonight, the last of the season, our c;;-
izcns give Mr.. and Mrs. j. i. Booth a joint
benefit, and we hope and expect to sec ev-
cry scat filed, for they richly merit n
crowded house Mrs i. is very pleasing
actress, with an artlcs>, charming style,
peculiarly her own,-natural and full Of
vivacity In his delincation Of character,
clocution and gestures, Mr.. +. is almost
faultlcss. His equal has not appeared on
our stage for a long, long while They
present very attractive bill, which of
itself should draw a crowded hoUSc-''in-
gomar,' Betsy Baker, one Of G!ovcr'S
peculiar songs, and the fascinating Irish
Lilt by Mrs. IIunt-one Of the features Of
the evening, if we arc to judge by the APP
pausc she is greeted with when she dan
ccs. Go everybody tonight.
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DyySsYVIST1 PIILROAD.-The GREAT

~ LII
trs.re.T pOIrTF connecting the Atanuo Oi,e, -
49,, aa,ts western sid seute v sem s.s'e. "
..n, .,rsv direct Tais Road Aso eoioe.s d
20, ~, g,r 81 Steamers 20 al pnrs On the "ess'n
- a, T1,ve,pd and ssDdnsky win steamers 70 W W.
a. Na.,hve Laies-m.king me nosi eIec-
- ,~ushle ySpte By whe5 PREicHr can t iorwHsea "
.n< from Crest Nsst - r,r~sprpou
"a rvs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ana IN soo'-o"
rae O. AS --Booif Shoes, Hats and Caps f7Sesp.%
Roche DRY Goods I'm eozes, p<ios snc HunN 100 10.
f,y.s. tin boxes and bsles). Feathers, FuIs &C.:
SSesp $3.50 TIrnss IN ,asks Hard. 0oents
fhhns ~. a. IN. -, toyssl Wotl and Sheep 100 10.
Pete eastward, :......'....;.;'(
Yssp CIIss-knyis Steel CbEiDs TN cs.ssb (0ceztsF
psnp Bacon end Psrk ssted Goose or IN s.okv lN 10.
rebeeoo uaenuisctorsd, except Cigars OF cut, ~,
DourrH CLAss-COtee, fish, bscon oe5' ~ A ..x,. 10
pan I'm e.shs or boxes EDtwsrdl LARD sno
Lard On Nais Soda Ash, German Cfy iH' ~"
Parh Resin, '.''''''
N sps-si u DBL until further noLce'
~, .Iy-sOcerss y 100 10 until TURNER D0',oe' -,
o bale exceeding ~ 10 ~exh unni nrther
notice. - =. - .o,,+ east of Pbl.aeInb;. h.
m III ,ie packsse Via Pennsylvania Rsirosd.
An sod. cor signed Agents Of this Road at fhlsdePhis
- p,,.bn,~h WI be forwszdtd witbeu. detention
p..,1gy eryrs-Iarris Wormley Co., Memphis Tenn- ;
n v san. a Co 81. Lous; j. Mitchell Son, Evsnsvie
"a DunesBiU Bell Co., and Carter Jewen, Louisville,
y; b. C. Nedrum, Madison, Ind; Sprigmsn Brown, and
nxin Co, Cincinnati; n. w. Graham Go, Zanesvne,
ono Lesch Co, Nc. 81 KDhy st. Boston Leech Co. No.
Actor House New Yorh, and No. Wiisms., New York
J. snesder, Philadelphia; ksgraw 4 Rooms, Baltimore (;
a. {. Rsnciscus. Pittsburgh
N d. HOUSTON 0eaeral Freight Agent, Phaaephis.
II. J. LOMBAERT, superinser dent, Altoona Pa
M.xl
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THE HOBOKEN HOMICIDE.
TRIAL OF FREDERICK CUEvA FOR TIE
MURDER OF OSCAR DGRANyAL.

HUDSON COUNTY CoURI-Judgs osoKs presiding With
Associate Justices MosRIs and GsFFIrHs
From Oar Own Reporter
FOURTH DAY.
The Court was opened yesterday msrnirg, little
after clock. The attendance of male spectators
Was somewhat LEES than the day before, but the num-
Der of ladies seems to increase as the trial pro ,eeds
The bar and the gallery were yesterday well filed with
f,males.
Justice Whitney, recalled by Mr.. L,tell-I was
n, A. IN. post nortem examination the hair of the de-
Ceased black thick and isthsr coarse IN tex
Mr. scudSer-I positive that there blood upon
he hair hair had been removed from the oIhce the hole
irregular in form al IL sze and shape hAd 70 e me Ap
pearance Of . ANAL almond
Mr. LitteI here informed the Court that the State
rested, and after a brief interval
Mr. Scudder opened the case for the defense. BE
characterized the case peculiar, inasmuch q, the
defendant was an extremely young man and for
eeDer only nporariy sojOurnng in this country for
the purpose of acquiring an English education. II
was not often that young placed at the bar
charged with grave an otense, and he expected 70
be able to the Jury that the defendant should
be acquitted He said that they would show by the evi
dence that the prisoner the
In question while yet in dGranvals school, and that
he did not procure 1t with view to any difficulty he
lad had or expected with deceased and also that Re
had possessed the cane months previous to the fsta
ARRAY. After giving an outline OF the evidence ,ney
expected TO present. Mr.. Scudder concluded WIN "a
allusion TO the nature and form OF the wound 'n
head of deceased ard assumed that the Irregular sSa
jagged form of the wound could not have 1sen .Se
result Of pistol fhot fired IN the msnnsf 'n'' '"'
prosecution had en- desvored te establish
The fins. witness wac -, ws.,
Frederick Parylsid, recsIled by Defence W..
Mr. Tcmpkns's about u O'Clock on ne % ne sooo.
Cueys there VIXEN went theIs ~ ,ss .ad nv.
oclcck Cueya and bis h.e brother two on ., ,h Al.nt
SELF afterwnd walled cpnd The bles &c 80, H.. In ~
Garden; returned 20 tae house ns n.or Cava vas
oct on the .seop With Mis- Sally Tspsn. 90 n asy G 20 20
lssv. ,.oep; between II .ni II. s,h,rr vet 90,
1900 "a. 90 msp srbLLsd heard siJ scream
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
DENY SYLVANIA RAILRO DAD,

The Psnnsyyanis railroad connects at Pittsburgh with rail
,sd 10 and from ST Louis No.. Alton Gsena aud Chosso
a. Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, Ky; Terre Bsute
Tdon Lafayette indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
senffeld Beefontsise, Ssndusky Toledo Cleveland Co
rbus Zanesyille MsssloD and Wooster Ohio also with
~ gesm rscse boIts from and to New Orleans g. Louis
Is,isyille and Cincinnati
bopsh Tickets Ess. be had at any of the shove
s<utoned places IN the West: -
will h1d this the shortest most expeditions and
s.ufortsble route between the East and West
IRON NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 30 HOURS.
IRON NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YOaK TO ST. LOUIS IN 46 HOURS.
Fare as low AZ any other Route
e. hand bills IN The hotels Of this city.
fhoufn Tcke,s further nf1mstion, be had a the
skes 81 the Pennsylvania RAILROAD
No. 2 Astor-House Broadway,
J. L ELLIOTT, AgeRt-
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Add molssses OF honey enough to form = ball.
The latter Of these consider the better formula. 1t
must be borne in mind however that in order te be OF
service the cordial must be given soon possible
after the occurrence of the casualty from which the
evil result is expected. If cold be taken already, and
fever have begun when the cordial is exhibited the
consequences must be evil, may BE- fatal
If horses do not take TO ale readily few tea spoon
fuls Of sugar mixed with it, will soon induce them to
swallow il, greediiy enough.
BY following, precisely, the above plan Of driving
while Oh the road, OF timing my halts watering and
batting stOppages, and regulating my feeding and
dressing have driven horses many thousand miles in
the coarse of my life and have lost one, by any
accident, on journey, arising from everdIying, over
heating overlooking or the reverse, in all the time.
On one occasion, in the extremely hot Summer OF
1898 drove pair of horses before sporting wagon,
which, loaded with myself my friend, MY servant and
brace of settlers included weighed something over
to Nisgara Falls and back, including excursions TO
shoot, and deviaons from the route We were forty
one days on the road and averaged forty.seven miles
day the horses not standing still or resting single
day and on the last day, having slept at Newburgh,
We crosred the rvert to Fishki Landing, and thence BY
Fishki Village drove to the city, which We reached at
ten o'clock in the evening, neither Of the horses hav
ing been eff their feed or out Of spirits for an hour
during the whole journey and both being latter and
sible condition. ana fit for any amount OF work-thsn
they were when we set out.
/ feel, therefore, more than little confidence. in
recommending to my friendly readers the foregoing
few brief hints as equal to apy for the keeping hores
in health ard condition during journey, BY simple
and sssy system of road management.
The typographical execution and artistic illustrs-
lions of these volumes commend them TO the stten-
ton of the amateur in books, as well as the lover
Of horses. The engraviDgs comprise q great va
riety of portraits of the most celebrated animals,
with admirable vignette titles by barley.
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fEw-YORK SUPREME COURT-RICH.
AsD YIELD JOHN J. MERRITT. DANIEL KAAk,

SCHARLEs Nj FIELD aud JOHN J. MORRIS sgkins,
NATHAN L. PIERCE.-samnens for money demkpd or
T,ts tcoa- not seE TO tks said defesdAnt: You are
ny sumnionea and yequred 10 the eompotnt IN
teton, which vii be hed In the Office OF the Clerk q TIE
Sv Of New YORK. NJ the City Hall In the City Of New York.
serve copy u yoH " the said pspt tss
tsnbei al MA ohsr No SIXTY 1917 Wall street New
"a wtb.n twenty osSt saer The service this
xoasvs of the CAV Of sueh service and II yop fa 70 ar
utes ssid complaint W thin tss ue Aforesaid the ~ in
II son viii tke judgment against you Ter the sum of four
tsne haayed doh.rs ctv ,.v,u
With Interest fre tas ninsteenth DAY August, one
sns epAf hundred and fly bedd. the costs OF ,k
sn dated Nes-Yo1h, Aus, 4, l&1. A. VI. DANA
=. Pisintifs Atsorssy
ies eevpnt IN tbs action fed 10 the oce 9th. C,rt
hs Novrty Of New-Yoik, u -tossr ~ 1887
sic h~tvf A. Il DANA, PlAn.ifs Attorn.y
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pUBLiC NOTICE is hereby given. that
10skrh bALL bath THE day nGte AZ ASSIGNMENT
TIE proyion, of the Act of tks STATE
Jersey es'S 40 Ast 70 creditors eqAd
lar 2, W esses o. doctors who convey 70 IS
hI me etheIel e'edrors approved Apr, TO- 'e3s,
The .yefs 'vpslenlsnI, hereto The creditors Of ssd
- ee IosheG ga1sha ', said Ae,s, ysesrnt their
70 the subscribers al th. "a 70 Of Joan WHIrEUeSD
i eseeT 5. itS7. SAMUEL SMITH,
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Me1ital.
!. R.-DTARRHGA, vCHOLERA NOR.

d z. R.-DIARRHGA,7C HOLERA NOR
NJ BUS, psinfd Diseheees from the Bsvsls Gs MOP
"a n ths~n twenty snnptes BY RAILWAYS READY
6IJIy For Hesdsehes whether sick nervous Rbeums-
- Paralysis LpmbsSo Cont Neursisi. Tooth Ache, s-a
10 Jess and Psins snd Weakness in the Bach Spine, OF
49, 49,, n S;nss RADWAY's READY RELiEf Win in
~ M Ne'5'cRIDWAY'g RENOyAfING hHsOLr
vENT fof the Cure q Chronic Dsesses-such scrofues:
- syphtc Compants ptiye and other Affections
sAs Ipss ara ykrost ndursen and Enlargement Of Psrs
Nswsr. Hupa,s nd vshsss Dissssss Of the Shin, bJs
SE.RENss-HApwAYs REGULATORS are ths mos
NJ I'D rse Pns in nd wiz effectively and quick
vsis Liver Complaint Diseases Of the Heart Kidneys Fs
Ne plants &c Whenever the system 10 out Of order.
~ Of RADwAYp REGULATORS win restore Il 70 fsIs
- RAILWAY l. Co.,
No. la Fulton. st., p-stsArs, Nsw-Is<k.
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CLNDS' SARSAPARILIA-The ORIGINAL
~ and GENUINE ARTICLE As Spring and Eau Purlatr
tls hood sor the system stands uni
nd sciins simultaneously the stomach, bowels Nd
Nys 1ytr and the circulation gently stimulstes while dis
ts an and bowels all that Is mi
u1s uns thew sound aud healthy condition
paied and sold BY A. B. ID. SANDS, Druggists NJ 100
kssnst, New.York.
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SurrRElME coURTmCogny Of Eisg..-THE

~ CIlaToN RsE INSTR sycI coyp.SS ~
|~ssan tAhUEL cor and MARY H. bis wifs D,iendls.s
~sa.Ds scr rolisf (Cou- nos served ITO rAs shove.
bsienesn;s. Yea hgeby ava lonea aud req4red
The eoop'eiD. IN this scroI, vSch WI b. t.d IN
Of TIE CLERK q The County Of hfags attic Cy s.g
SRy 81 BroekyH sgd b. serve coy 81 your
80, compliant "a. SIb.crber ct ia oAos, No o. WA
49, v. city a New York within ~ enty lays nsS Ne
~ ttns sdDDlous yon fselsve Of ~ Csysf sosh
g. and II goa fail ~ snswsr Tn ssid EGGPLANT ~fsia
siertaid te p<snfh his ton WI Arpiy y tie
,ftl we renoi ssaandsd Ia tho acESss1i-Dasa Nes-
Otisbel ~ 1857
n WILLIAM LEEDs PfaiutTs Af.osaoy
o. nphnt NJ hls tCuen TIED 10 fbe cheo OF trt
ha Ss C0slty ~ knan ~ tie CITY Hal ~ t6e CITY Of
srye On ,As 10 day 81 Oef,h-, sU
~"s"f'. " VILLAIN LfiBS fEint,fps AtiGrssy
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NE HWV.A SUPREME CoURT;-THE0--

~ DONE FAbyANA MT and HERMANN FASSANANT
psnst T. q. TUTFLE.-Snmmons Tor money demand
oct tCom. not ser.) To the Defendant above na,ned:-
-, in tbs action winch VA be filed in the oace of the
Gf OF tie City and County OF NeWYork AZ tse City Hall
iAe City OF NewYork and 70 copy yo0I snsser
We sad complaint the Subscribers Of their oee. No Ill
dwsy IN the City Of New York. within twenty days amer
wryce Of this you exclusive OF the dav Of
service and you fail 20 answer the said complaint with
hoe fine the paix in this action VIII AXE Jude
M tssns: you for the Thousand eight hundred
ry dosIf and seventyn cents with interest thereon
"a The 2b DAY of October 1852 beside the costs OF this a.
h-Dsted NJ vV-YoIk. October n 1857.
hRNEY HUMPHREY BUTLER Plaintiff Attorney.
ns complaint IN the above entitled action wa hed IN
eoe Of The Clerk o, the City and County Of New York
said on the 2sth dsy of 0ctober. 1851.
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
e1swSyT Plsir:ifs' Attorneys
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PRACTICAL HoRSEMASSiur.
Row come to very important part of my subject
10 one very different FROM any on which j have yet
touched. but at the same time one On which hold
most finite opinions, and one touching which 1t ap-
pests TO that there ia vast room for Improvement
in the United States generally; mean the breaking of
horses. and the riding Of men.
In the errt place, l must say 1t, whether /; give
pleasure 10 my readers or the revere, Que rarely If
ever properly spd thoroughly broke horse r Anne
rica and stlll more rarely thorough horseman.
In the ULited States, generally, a horse ~ called
thoroughly broke when he will allow himself to be
mounted and Ridden, or put in harness and driven,
without rearing puDgpg, kicking, throwing his rides
over his head smashing the vehicle 10 pieces with
his heels-vhen he will neither run away, nor stand
s, in spite oi his owners will; when, in word, bs
ia subdued ge ne and Gree from vice, and when he has
acquired certain facility Of going along, at the rega
lsr paees Of walk, rot, cnter or gslop, with some I'D
distinct sort Of reference TO the wishes OF the
who directs him-but without the slightest reference
10 his mode OF GARY ing himself whether with his nose
in the air. or thrust obsnately out before him, In
straight ine with his BODY, like runaway pig;
or naturally and gracefully in It's place, with the neck
face OF The earth, the chin In toward the chsst the
month playing gently with the bits. and yielding to
ever toucn OF the biidewthout the sishest refer
ehee 70 mooo oil gong, whether with his force aar-
tcie boring ana weighing the hand, and with bis
bLd quarters loOhipg along Just "a il may happen all
abroad under no control OF the rider and in no con-
cert or correction with the action or movements of the
tofehsnd and fore legs or with his whoie fams per-
feet equilibrium ara concert whether going united or
dsuni.cd his foIeband all grace, lghe-s aud ease ss
if oil springs, his hindqusrters wsl under hiu snd
the center II the whole ANIMALS and rders gravity
exactly where il ough. to BE-, in the center of ,hc
hoIse body and der tie csnter oibs bosemsa seat
winch III rne and truly kept in oil possible oircum.
Stances and conditions Of position SGD motion on the
part If The animal whether goss q. a rsgalsr pace,
rstfsg, piusgiOg, hetiEg, tespng or eyea falling,
'toGG be- zach tst tie IoaA's track shall always ia
prYeSdi> aar 70 ths bAsrsl or tine plane 81 .be har
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IN PURSUANCE Of an ordor of tbs Surrogate Of
0e Co,ntv Of New Yorh hereby gver to all
~ hsvms clsps against SAMUEL A WArBAS lsfe Of the
deceased 70 prssent The Sane wrA SJnsaT'
k Wan street In ths City Of New York. before che
Ssy Of AE sent Dated Esw-York The fr't day q o.
SLwsmF eHoRaB WATERS. Adui.k.r.ssr.
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2N PURSUANCE II IA order Of the Surrogate
poas hsvrs claims see,ss4 ELIZA TRACY, Ne 81 ~
o New Ycrk sstessed TO present the WIN vssem
Aof W the srbs vber bis Of basne Ncs - and
brcsfvty, IN Me City Of New.Yort. OF bcore thS
sAslA - 81 Nssesbsr ssst.-Dssed NewYSk the n
IN 81 May H0. FREDERICK TRACY. EaecstpC
ava lsvanTr.s
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m PURSUANCE of All order Of the Surrogate d
As County Of EowYor Noes hereby sven = x 30;
% having claim, sssinsi rhisCiLLA bRADsOHp 'ses q
saeis thereof the sub,eIiter 1t bis rssdsnos M ls
10 g. She City Of New York before the 2th day "
hssh ns1t Dated New Yorh the 2N day Of September 1857
Sst-IswtmYh CHAS II. REpAAN, Exccutsz.