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large and shlooabls congregation, while poor church

large and fashionable congregation while poor church
Other gentlemen urged ,ha. the population was mot
dense enough yet 70 justify the building Of costly
church that part OF the city, and argued that the mat
old school Presbyeriaus to justify the organization Of
society.
nations for church immediately when the work com
menced.
After some further suggestions the subject, mo-
ton Geo Talbot Olypbant c. r. Park, Albert n Brown,
Joseph r. Ssidmore and Noah r. Pike were appointed
committee ,onfer with PresbyterAns res ding In the
ueighbohood Of the proposed scon OF the new church,
and their eraon In the matter OF availing
themse yes Of the liberal donation OF Miss Murray
The meeting then adjourned, subject to the oil OF the
chairman of the above named committee
sKw REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH IN FIFTH AVENUE.
Among the other fine churches In contemplation, ono
for the Dutch Reformed Church corporation which Is to bs
built in Fifth avenue, between Forty eighth and Forty
ninth streets and which will be one of the most splendid
religious edhces in the country provided the purpose Of
It's projectors carried out This corporation the rich
est in the city, with the single exception OF the Trinity
Church corporation They own the Post Office property
the church at OF Fulton aad Will streets tho
marble church in Fifth Twenty ninth street.
besides great deal OF sesuA property down town Their
resources are abundant, and they purpose 70 build a
eight Of which front Ffh avenue, have recently been
bought from the trustees or Columbia College, for 600
On this fne property win be erected church, recsory and
accompanying buildings the plans cost Of which have
been decided upon further than that the church to
be Of white MAJ bic and very costly There viii doubtless
be an active competition among architects u secure the
contract for furnishing the plans Of this church will
probably he six months before anything definite VIII be
decided upon.
BAPTIST cHuRcH N EIGHTH AVENUE.
Baptist church Is about to be erected In the
Eighth avenue at the corner Of Forty third street. Az yet
no plans have been given out but will cost In the neigh
borhood OF $50, 600.
From this rys OF the churches about 10 be erect
ed 1t will be seen that the Fourth and Fifth avenues mo-
nopoze nearly all of hem and will in time contain more
churches respectively than any other street
In the city.
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SALE or VIRGINIA LAND MAR THE LINE or ras
NosrHwsuxRs IVA RanRoAD we learn that Miles
white, and Robert Purvisnce, Jr Esqrs Of th city have
sold during the past week, 70 Mr. John Collins, Old
reident and erazer OF Richie county about ssod
Of their large tract Of thousand Ave hundred
acres bought Of the trustees ri the North American Land
Company about the rear 1864 Mr. Collins nays at the
rate OF two dollars per for half and QUO dollar
and fty cents for the other hs-a considerable advance
the cost OF the whole tract ~hcb purcha sed fw
forty cents per The tract purch~ed from the Norh
American Land Company IL about forty miles from PARK
ersbure and bounded sdes for about four miles
by the Parkersburg Railroad e. In this connection,
bvt Offering common need " Justice 10 asIumore enter
prtse 10 add that the great 10 value of land In that
region ncted sstt for iu ssuhrty and peculiar sdspsa
sv 70 grazing purposes) hrlv r~fsrsbls N ip being
placed By the North resterp iva Rsresd within tves
" four hours journey frsm an Atlantic maket and The
great commercial emporium 6 TIE souths~n aad middle
aates -Rah0ss~s S~n. Me-
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Tho Insolvency or tho West.
TO THK EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
tSrHyHB HoUM. rs BROADy

NEW = DIRK, May %, 1907. I
An article in your excellent paper Of this morning.
"The Exravagsnce Of the Age" has the following para
graph
'Meanwhile the West Is every day becoming nsoivent
and the ash which the present high prices foreshadow Is
slowly ap proaching us."
That money In the West Ia "hght at the present mo
meut cannot be denied This, however, Is tho result, IN
part Of overrading, but especially Of the partial
failure Of the crops the last Every where how
ever the prospects ef abundant crops Of grain fruits and
vegetables and everything that gsddeus tho heart OF the
husbardman, most atterng; and the day s very dis
tant when the world will either be destroyed BY the
the "crash FASTENED by the insolvency OF the
"Weet" II would be well TO look at the oxtrsva-
gance Of the metropolis and perncious example tho
country for tho true Of apprehension, than 10 the
country, upon which tho prosperity Of the city depends
Respectfully, o. B. D., Of Detroit
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Rceapturc OF Children stolen by Mormons-
Elder Pratt I'm Custody.

Prom the 81 Louis Evening News, Nay 10
About two months ago, published account Of the
Kidnapping OF several children by the hormoas At Nov
Orleans. Tho father absent II the lme In California,
and the mother, Who had been deluded BY the Saints
lent hersef tn the Infamous scheme BY which her
children be ruined The kdnappers started with
the children from New Orleans 70 60 through Texaz, Ar
kansas and the Indian Nation to the Salt lake TRAIL but
fortunately Intercepted by the father, who, having
hearo Of the Affair had returned, and started In pursuit
OF them. The foil wing coer Is from him 10 his friends
In this city, and gives some Of the particulars Of The
rest -
Fosr GEsoS, Cnnoxu NATION, May, Z 1857
have Just arrived from q tramp, on which I
oeeded In coming up with Eleanor and the children and
have taken the children from her By force. I have
placed Eleanor In charge OF the United States Marshal,
and have succeeded also In arresng Pran Who In pov
In the guard house OF the fort Tho United States MAJ
sha win start with his prisoner Tor Van Buren, 10 mrrrow,
and viii, BY different ROUTE In company Of CAPS CAhii
and lady, leave with the children for thu place.
arrested Prau and K j. charge Of larceuy-n Steal
ing the clothing The cbidres when kdnAppsd-n value
eight or ten dollars This h the only vay could reach
them In these Territories when fail before tho United
states Commissioner at Van buren,, 10 have Prsn
arrested for having fed ON justice from 81 Louis Mo-,
and get requisiion from the Governor Of Missouri Cor
hin H. q. hsLEAN.
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CROPS m SOUTHERN ILLIHoIs-AN EARLY HARVEST.
gentleman just from Jonesboro In this STATE gives
very gratifying account Of the condition Of the In
the neghborhood OF that place. and In Southern Illinois
generally The trees In full leaf, and al kinda OF
geiaion coming forward finely. Tho swhcat folds give
great PROMISE having looked better before at tho
same time In the Somo OF them, assured
win be ready 70 harvest by the Goth OF june and samples
OF wheat IRON that region may be expected In tho
Chicago market by the LIST Of July By the LIST OF August
the crop viii be ready for delivery our warehouses In
any desirable quantities Throughout the whole section Of
the state lying south Of the line the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, the crop equally promising, and the Ia
true Of southeastern Missouri and western Kentucky,
informant had the OF knowing from ACTUAL Oh
servaon or from the direct reports OF other-ChicaSo
Pres, Nay Il.
CROPS IN rHB WEST.
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Gdscds says he has
watched the for forty years. and thinks that In Ohio
Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky there will be larger crop
Of wheat harvested the coming season than before
WHEAT IN CANADA.
gentleman who has just returned from q somewhat
extensive trip through Upper Canada informs tho Rochcs
ter Democrat that nothing can exceed the promise OF tho
wheat crop thero; and unless some evil unexpected
shall befsI IT, tbere will be unusually bounufu harvest
the present season.
THE PEACH CROp.
The Wilmington Gd,ste states that at present In Della
the peach crop bids fair 70 be abundant than Is
has been for many years.
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NoRs PBApLs,- The Jewels continue to be found
In Psssaio snd Bergen counties poor man. ma ned Van
Orden While his way 70 Hobokm 70 psy debt, found
two large pesr~ worth $3.50 csch The Bergen county
land owner much troubled by uespsssers, ~ho gene
rally about half dossn In each party and are
bold and impudeDt N defy the threats OF the issd
owner. ~bo order them on their premies The services
~ of have been secured, and one person de
oares bis usticp 10 proeecute certain parties who haze
found IN the Pompsoo river ass veek-NNcwk Adsrtsr,
Mo- 10
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rcHys Avn JEwELRy,

VA ArCHEs AVID JEwELay
w .,,,s,, wall stress for the past -
The suosc'esr sIns ali description. Of gold ana alys
-.cse. ard ievsiry at wholesale ana re'>'' ~ '-'
49,, ia cameo moesc pe.r csrouncle snd nw -
so,s sscs chsrs gold ssuds And sl~-ve
keys ssn ss ~esars ngs gold specscles And eye 49,
rnss grr. ~" .,s prrciis gold himblcs gold ocksA ~
- gnif VIZ =, hair s~resn~ns h-~apins sell p~ra
sc,d Aces and crosses silver -
.s svrs d~s-ert knives slve~ porte nnaes napna -
co. y. $500 ono. q. AIJpN
sn> npc~,-~ Of ysess and Jevsry -ko,saie ssI rsu
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A.,sr,cas ssorsheuses broke. Up BY sar-
\ dinssns--Our sailors Beaten By the Popu-
hnprxRsssyAy souApsoy,
srs..A, April -, 1851.

We have been here for six week. and a. yet no,hus
has been m vie public regarding future movemens
This has been depot for number OF years. and now
appears that the Sandman government are anxious W
have vaoate. They have tsken sorehouses away
from and eiven others. Our naval storekeeper
Co VIM Long has gone Tunis endeavor 10 secure
other places within their domnIons and f possible In
this bay. think sho aid not sacrifice nauon. dig
nifty by pleading. There are many other pisces in the
Mediterranean where they would be glad 10 have o. and
psoes that equally good Why no, 20 10 Bae, Il,
II eood hsrbor and only miles from one OF The
largest cities up here-Nsples.
There ga n disgrscefu affair occurred here few
days tince Sore OF being on liberty we're set
upon the popusoe and two OF them nearly beaten
10 death with swords ubs and stones one OF them be
situation There least three ndred fta again
our I've mcn no stood up bavely until beaten sn By
tope ssd would have been brutsly murdered had they
not been seued by officer from the SusquehannA
Court Of Inquiry h In session.
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TaM MILITARY.


~ BAKER, DFSrIsr. SON OF IN. o. nAKER, LAIx
~. q ne Tenn infs~ns he assfsvv ntreAa 49, "a
public that he II lS MIMI sucs< I've dssvs wess Srs>~
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Weekly Report OF Deaths,
m the city and county Of New York. nom the 10Th Day OF
MAY 10 the 23d day Of May, 1857.
Men, Il; women, 90; boys, 111 rrh, l22-Total, 31
Adults ls0; children 2aS; males, lo2 females, 49, CO.
Jorcd persons, IL
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ri 0nclpdee X and W, =
rslasd HOSPITALITY ....ls rotsl .......,........ss
GEORGE ". NORTON, CITY rnspec4oy
oy inspector Department New York Nay q, isb7
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4
Ecme.-rss cc%%::ooss: o. he xsSsPs..a rs,s: "
city o. New York for the lease Oh suisbIs ts1emeni /. 60
snsmdn, 70 be P 81 ssssn dnensioSs to .ocemmos. =
police force for the lodging Of warrants and disordeIy
saences. Ac. W order q the board OF dOmms.iouer,
nFrrcK OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF rA.xRs AHp
,,,. .:., s.ss npr ~ p.ysr ;ss. s.s
men, ron: o =, several ..ras q a. c e Ne. Y'r -.
%sn. and dat Se ssms VIII be open for rsvs and srr.s
s .s ss a 's o o N os &. @ a.; s s.7 =.
DAY q June ipe.A's bes-sre The hosr' Of s"sosk 4
Appno.iio. fer The sarrvcaoe e srr..sous s.-.s
n me s
who neslr 70 MAKE such application, te.cept By r.as.
s fss '.s; sS
- board n snp.rv'sors :, any subsequent psrsA
~ s sI5Is 0s y. &C.,: :: -
PAsr,CuLan.s. sorIos TO ~ haS. AsD !, s.s,
care sa's x% Fo-n s ssss ..s ' ''u'
49, special ms una o. ihe institution Win ). -
s s s x; sss:s % K: soda.
''''T'' .'' ''''i pxsiE 81 ar.s2 s.
yAun n. oosrvnL secre'ary
SOS q ndsrsnasacs s., s:d O. ne ia:;,suaos he sss
To yyAL oo.IR ;9TvssIs.Ai.xp f.orysA.l
sis.s.ss l. $50 sSs: 90. -: ;sssS :er. Slss =
No hide wt be consdcrrd uness In sr0 enafurmkg wG8
eos Il lhs Pes~ ., nc AinsAoasc risisush Il q O.
Hall Brookiyn ana ~ Ne csrHw u ptrvs aa1 ss~S ~
sseeu- Williamsburg.
ITO LIQUOR DKALERs-rHR KINGS COUNTY LTQUO9
y Dealers socisy VIII hold special mesng vselaf
NAY zSh, 1851 ~ locsh NJ, Al hooeey's rscplss -
eor~sS vcrt sod Pesrl s,s.. Broosl,e BY erSev.
JSo. v hoouLLr. Woe PrsAAA
r. Crs,rsos, Hecresary
SPaAnS Mn.G.AAARH.
CAsu STRAW Goops HOUSE,
osr ,.suceaeus Y
1,e.ch so-er. 40
A, SIS Bros1w~y,
Jsn rrccsves, s.v supply Of s,s
he's. Youhs' ana Chilaress srSv RsA
Nev stvies ~ summer Yla0
STaAw GOODS rROn AUCrTOr, OBRAP, AZ o.
- Brs~d~sy.-JAMts DONALDSON 70 tally ressavhG
bloom s shakers and boys bats and caps YER, cSaaS Az
tress trimmings, rb hosiery gloves embrotAerr -
muslins Innings and all kinds ~ ANAL Al ~ ~
Broadway
THR CONTRADICTIONS, TRIMMING, kU.-oas.v
sacrifice rntil he arrival of tho co~rct The svnsss
should tss ssore an sslco@. vissr srr,y. prefers 49,
Of his rch and unrvaed sock al ssdua and NOR [ -
sbies sacrifice, and N give the bene OF hc oisp
sam The ladies % his friends and 70 mlsc, q = -
cs, on AZ TIE Yrse. 81. goods ,O% ~, VEGA s
m.rntceu, French nbbon. lsdles dress sns hssss.s
variety II mIiners and dressnakers trtnminEE arefr
respectfully soHcls cali JILL, wwsiSs sr.~n
W broadway, beswcen Whfe .-'---
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Ovy7c1 on TIE Crur op rHy CIRCUIT couxr,
Asp III Ovyruo RroosDxR-
CAxrupos, Henry CO., T

Yours Of the 14h Is hand. In reply inform ysu
that there piece OF land laid or into village LOIS
yesp since In ovwhlp fifteen, north, aud these -
comprise all that ersted Of the vertsbe village Of
Monroe The character Of la inhabitants combine the 20
culiaritcs of he Wild duck, prare sof and mud turtle.
cannot give you their numbers not being enumerated In
the Village lots OF the sine mentioned BY yos,
rI0o feet would be worth sbou - per produce
corn pumpkins pctaoes " they were not far away
from humaa habi auon believe number Of these los
purchasers were sold at the same time This nforma
Is reliable 10 the latest deis from that region Sales
for maize annually 10 May or June, and lands
thus sold be redeemed within two fro date o
sale by the ment 70 the County Clerk OF double the
amount OF taxes OF the previous and the subscqueut
tar paid With ten per cent EDcloc twenty eve
In stamps for the letter and don't ssy anything about
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A Pew SYNAGOGUE.

rbN rfrAtOtUh-
rhs Jewish congregation Of Beth. Hamadrssh who now
worshipis Monroe Hail. o Centre AMI Pearl Streets
ere casing about for 10, up tovs upon which build
new synagogue his congregation is unlike any other In
the city, being In fact, lori Of theological seminary foy
The ssudy Of the ralmud the old Rabbnoal ~rters
Thcre profpors zach student studies for himself
and Rev I-idore Raphsel Ucste- Sabbath There
vs. . rusor thai this ins,itutn about 10 take the
Hsry street ~ nsgsue, and that the o,ngregsiou
tag uerc are about erect One buldng else oh sre
bul so,hing has ss yet be % definitely decided.
MURRAY HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
meeting vas held last Monday evening ii the church
oorpee Of nm avenue and Nineteenth street, TO TAX.
r.eSnres 10 organze sev Prssby terian church sa
ray Blll
sppesrp thai sss Mary Murray, AGED maideo lady,
the ish Of Apri 1885, donated plot Of ground al the
northwest corner ~ Fourtb and Thirty fourth
s'rees Presbyterian ch ircb In the Old
soc' oorpecicn provided The church edl6ce erected
me evrsr should he worth less than $4,000, and be
ocmmerced by h. ~ Of April 1885, and completes pre-
vrrs W. hIrh ihf2 Tao trustees iponted By Me-
murray N carry OFT ner ~ihss Trad Bs~Iey, Moses
Hhr h",ert !. Str~sr Ismcs Donaidspn- WIN
tsis,-sd, Is,oe1 Oiy hsut, naniel Lwd, Thoms "
tsr'h Eh~net Psu The VT daDaied T. In6 feet 90
feors s'snoe s,d it2 es Thirty fourth street and s
valued 90 f
AZ IN, .eecns 90 Monday evening Mr. Pratt s,A,.d 40,
si~", sso rcsd the erm- vhich church would b>
1870 . s"o'eV me char vN occupied By Mr
sev~S seosiemsr s,rorriy ursed the r-o,r,.,x NJ In,
SrdAtey euUdng o syiendid chur IN eHAcs a.. az.
wvs be c~cdr N the arrhscnrs Of The cs,y ana Dr.,
Scsh rsdonnd N The sdvsnsssr The old srhoo pysh,
sns ms' -s~r --r- hsi ssch . church would arsv
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OrpICx COMMISSIONERS METROPOLITAN PuiL0
" District, No. " white sireet-Ncw York May g lR
Noncn-The Commissioners Of the AsropoiiAn roiios ~
proposals their once No. 50 white street. ~
city ~ New York for the lease OF suitable In 60
Of the present police districts In the city OF New YorksAM
be OF sufficient dimensions
police force for the lodging OF Migrants and dsordery
and the detention of arroatok ~
offences 40. ny order Of the board Of COMMISSIONER
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pvs.xlL w. wrsreorr, Ausscnss,
IT'D a.STiVF SALE Of FASHIONABLE

A TTRhCTiYE SALE Of FaSHlONAbLb
"A post Woop FURNITURE, TO MOea w s sa,aiS s
Ayr4 a. ia eeoek-Consistape OF 'ne - Ave ,.or, raj,
st.I. an oostl, Worh Of Ait obtAned ~ ,ne "
o.. 40. Nc Isl Wet 2lst-st. GeM me 's.sN. 49, ILL
III. 90 o,thi, Furniture will Be stnsuJ 500
~ 80, an onsoYtuuiiy of obtaining eostJ rnihafe
49,. Ny, Of Art without restncoop iAeIs VAL DC
~ this saie On account O. $3.50 - 10
-. of al purchasers to insure prompt dtv-
Iesh VIZ ~ .s,ca ma :: be removed immedatsly The
q ~ ses M nc. In dinos room 81 10y precisely, with ale
se 49,, Extepsl0n Dining Toie, tshosNny Ballet
kss r,hls ouAn of Ti;h China OF every d,scnp'lop,
psins and Tea Service, s-lyeTs Fofks,
10y 1r,stAi Cut s.s of every description, Pesr sod
80 rut,,,, sith every de.eiipOp Of sapetb DINING Dom
'sLs,H ssrv.d Rosewood 7ootsvs P,no-Fnte with srn-
80 cover spd stool elegant carved double suite Rosewood
Furniture the france esved in grapes aud fruit bask Us
sfle pl.ee rich satin suite pieces IN porpe
Of reid win slip cove' ~ pieces covered IN maroon
velvet ali suites s,clH aud w perfes, condition
Turk Oh Lou, ~ib Turkish Chsirs TO eh
toe superb oyed Rosewood Mmbetop Eogere with nnrfo
Sssut ,,wood Library 8ook-Cs,e made BY 1eehs
r. rh,h vye Carpets, Rues 20 mstch; Marbeop Center
ssprt Pr and Mantle Mirrors; costly ina VSes ns,9e
Broi res beautiful OH Painting nolGding toe ma
SsbYs; With pr fusion Of costly a1d unique r1iI3I Vi.s
s,st., fD. large Oruou Chandeliers; Hell siAnd' h-i ''
Err lot on lfh kc .,,,r,-pr =. .Ia,,n.
LIBRARY AND CHAMBER FURNlri Ria e'es.n s
carved Rosewood with full Marble ops; upc1
BnI.su, Bedsiesds HAIR Mattresses aid BeddIos
ssretary Book-Csse, Carpets, Oval Mgr1s ~ - u
So,ss Ves. and Arm Chairs; with large variety OF h.
L.,., sno Ost Furniture eDuDersta1in me saSetu
psp Strabsrrs IN the city Will hnd Ttspo9soio n'n a.
tendance 10 cart and ship Their goods " oo
famed AZ th. oaos Of the Anconeer NO. oI
der Nassau Bsnh
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

-
MI REMEDY of Roxbury has discovered In one Of oui
common pasture weeds remedy tina, cures IsEhI po
de has tried In eleven hundred cases and never s
on over tvo hundred oerti6cstes Of lie value all vtthI
Two bottles are warranted nursing sore mouth
One three bottles will the worst kind Of pinpis o.
Two to three bottles will clear the system Of bols.
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker In hs
mouth and stomach
"}.s. bottle. A.. warranted to cure a. .umo, . til.
bottles warranted to running Of the ears aae
blotches among the hair.
-Four TO six bottles are warranted corrupt and runAat
One bottle Will cure sealy eruption of,he skin.
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst case
Two three bottles are warranted the desper
ate OF rheumatism .-,.-.
rive 10 eight bottles will cure the scrofaA
DREcrross Tos UsE-Adult, table spoonful day Chill
ssht years .poonfu As directions be applicable
q. tshs enough to operate On ,ns s
scrofula
fIi;s 81 & s 2 n S yS's,ss,.n,nHyux o1nrMrN,
N TO ) Be E GsEb N N coNNEeTioS WITH
THE MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
Roa INFLAMMATION AND HUMoR on IaE EYES, th~ bvs
immediate relief you will apply Il on linen rss when soa:
For scALp HEAD You will hair Of the affected part,
apply Ointment freely and you will ses the Improvement
Fos SALT RHEum rub it well s often convenient
FoR SCALES inh,med surface you will rub Il Il. e
your hearts 1t will give you such real comic" tns'
ron cannot help wshing well to the inventor.
FoR scABs These BY thin acr1d nuid oorint
through the skin hardening the surface In shsr
tine are full yellow matter are on an nhamsd surface
some are You will apply the Ointment freely but DO mol
rub II In. - 49,. A.. 4,
FoR soRE LEGS. This 10 common disease moro so than
supposed the akin purple covered with scales
And tc.s sometimes forming running soes By sp
pyins the the itching and scales Will disappear
days but must keep on with the Ointment una the
skin gets its natural color. - -,
FoR THE PILEs and Inflammation, you will use It freely
II will give immediate relief ,,.
This Ointment agrees with every hesh and gives immediate
relief In every skin disesse fesh 10 heir TO.
Price 50 cents per box - >,, =, ,>o ,,y =.
MANUFACTURED by DONALD KENNEDY, No. 10 wHren''t
Ao1bury, Mass , DIAL,
Provinces.
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EegaI Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County OF NewYork notice Is hereby ,ven 70 all per-
sons hsying clsms against ALEXANDER LhAlhD lat d
the Civ OF NewYork deceased TO present he same WITH
vouchers thereof the subscribers at the oee OF Robert
Lard No lbs First in the City Of New.fCrk on or
be twenty second day n September nex-Dseed
Eew.York the nineteenth day II March, 1851
ROBERT LAIRD. (v,a.n,o,.
SAMUEL LEECH, ~
m.ysiaxsmF ELIZA LEAIRO ExecutrI.
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Goal, &r.

KINDLNG WOOD.-Best quality Virgins
IN Pine seasoned Oak and Hiskory At lowest prices
8. HARRISON SON. No. $50 West lith-sS
I ACKAWANNA COAL.-The retail price OF
II he broken and screened COALis reduced to
per tun delivered. Apply At fuds, corner Of
i4brt aud 9ihsv Hubertst Wharf; Gouvrrneur St and
Front Eat River and No Is Atantlc.st broosyn or 70
the DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY No.
~ Wlliamst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

CUPREME COURT-CIty and County OF Ne"
~ vok-JaCOB O-TRoM DAVID H. ANTHONY and
I0sgPI REQUA AGAINST CHARLES N. sTiaSOy lsag-
nor, "a money demsnd on eoatrs,t) To CdAhtes
STiMsoSs,r you are hereby TO answer the COM
lin in this setion which dled in the New York Conn,
CIsrI. Ofice Mach g. 1857 and serve copy OF ,1I
n.wer on NE at No II Nassau street City 81 Ne~ ts
dsy. after the service teroof exclusive u he aa "
such service, and you fail to answer the & %
80 the nl.,nb. Mt @2ains, you iof nc
~. hupdI "a and ty dollars ~ith Interest ION no 49,,
OF November ,hrupsnd .isht nnnd,'a m syo NV
Noe m Goa of this action -DAfed N.rcn y, sS
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