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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

WALLACE TnrarTR.-A petite comedy entlea
"Ife Lady Of the Bed Chamber was produced o.
this house is., night for the rst time with MODERN
success TIE plot is 50 slight az 20 be hsrd'y
mentioning, being simply ard only this; NJ. io'
nv T.--.ou4e" is a Ncw-Yort boy-fop OF eish'o'n
sNl va Affect Epr,sh manners ard dress, anu 'o'e
~p "sr..tccrocy." ns two cousins " 'dar! io"'P''o
sn1 Kate Scu~ rville" ocnspiIe - pass o oI h'u'
an gsh char,,t,rnaia as Engtsh lazy o' " Ah'y,
"fndv of.h, Rcd Cha-lber' They succeed IN thcir
a, "a ,,,,s,v oi,tsn from Ea.ter Tommy bis
.s,. % ~, marriage e oue Of ,he said cousins with
.,,,lcv,n 20 shon tommy :foresai1 has been v<o-
krOy rys Sset.
TIr all, and will b -ca1ily perceived that is
a ysry rran foardation f,T q comedy OF even the
"rssse" varieto. This dot becomes - attenusted
B. frt ,he las. Gene il .hieved that there Is no.rg
~ os catastrophe, ,rs the piece ends very tsr.y
Hdi re dialocue s 50 much better written than in
she msjorI of fplays OF similar prs,ension that the
r,hcrtcomirfs IN 1r -Sey Of incident are - some
,siient overlooked The language is smart, sprghtly
ard effec-.ve, and '.he play If well acted. TIE
r65pcipsl characte, Mr. Tommy Ti,mo,se, was adj
,rnirabiy 7ersonateS by Miss Mr-y Ganuen, who male
IN HIT ad who TO- eived the greatest shore Of the up
pause Mr Jolfa Sloan We fueny q Bridget, the
shrnterrnaid bit there is hardly enough Of the part
n u
s tn, whole point Of the piece seems 70 be that the
hero is played y a woman and the heroine by man,
we think the author might have given us little more
heroine 20 We could what kind Of fellow he really
is. The oth parts arc played BY Miss Ernestine
Henrarde apl Mr. Sloan.
There was no call for the ator, but we learn that
Il is Mr. II>ppin the artist.
LITTLE ELIAS BESEYIr.--The Reading lsstevenns
wss decided success. large number of ladies and
gentlemen were present, and the expressions of sur
prise and qualification were unqualified. Master
Sedgewck acquitted himself the " "conceItina," his
favori.e Instrument, in mastery manner, and was
warmly applauded. These gifted children have
rarely, if ever, been equeled. handsome was
realized gentleman present stated that the engage
ment Of Little Ella 20 read with Piccolomin made by
Mr.. Ullman, had been thrown up, and she had been
engaged a. handsome salary to read at Miss Kate
Deans concerts during the coming Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

lng the 's~'J 10 il5,coO, or perhaps $4,000. The
ConDhHS zil have meeting to-mnrrow night to
con'N'ec tie subject. There Is quite an influential
jorty Of t.. Board in favor Of making arrau cement
70. al immediate resuia pti0n Of payment. Tne Hon.
James Guthrie, Pr s;iert Of tie Louisville and Nash
Vile Road. has been in town fo- several days, for the
purpcse Of negotisting loan 20 enable that Company
70 complete their read H. prospects OF success are
favorable.
Tie earnings Of tie S;onsg:or Railroad Company in
o-,oh.r 1857 lo3o' o.
... & ess q
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

A New Station IIoUsE.-The Common Council Of
jersey City have adopted pans for and
directed the Committee TO sdyerte for proposals fr building
the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

Narkets-CaREFULLy REPORTED FOR rHs n Y. Tasuss
THURSDAY, Nov. 4, 1853.
AsHES-The inquiry fair fer both IEds sales Of Pots
g.. and Pearls a, SO p.
COiTON-The market 10 e. lower and moderately tive
sales Of 0Co bales. We quote a, foloEs
rr avrok
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

TIE NEw.JFRsEY RAILROAD. The Common
Council Of Jersey City their last meeting adopted sretol
ton directing the City Attorney prevent the NewJersy
Railroad Company from raising laying tracks nD
difficulties them and the authorities Of the city
settled.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
sURRoGATE's COURT-Nov. 4-Before Mr.. EDWARD
n UvSr

The will of Fowler NJ. Ray admitted TO probate
the 2lst of July last, and objections were filed to
the issuing of letters estamentary to Fowler NJ. Ray.
ir. son of the deceased by the creditors and widow
of deceased The Surrogate decided that letters might
issue TO Fowler NJ. Ray, jr., upon bis giving bond
with competent suretes as security for the estate
George c. Goddard for creditors; Edwsrd l.. Hearn
and James L. Brady for executor.
Ia the Matter of the VIII Of Geo A. Graves, deceased
This will was witnessed by the widow of the de-
ceased and the executor. Probate of the will denied.
The will of James MeehaD, deceased, was admitted
to probate.
The will Of Ann Lawler, deceased admitted TO
probate. 1t WAS contested and considerable testimony
taken, the question being raised that deceased IN
capacltated to make the WILL she suffering with
paralysis at the time.
james Murrough for executor; WiIiamE Robinson
for contestants.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

CRY PRIsoS REPoRT.-The City Marshs1 reports
ths, FOR the month ended there had been 70 h
City Prison various oense l07 persons Nativity Ireland
II Germany, England IA; United States. 4 scotlaad,
Frsr 9. (ulored
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

-, orce pnbrshed creates in - - wind an
impression hat there ~ ptLhap' .ssse fr Indictment,
# bone has been found asa ~ fnSTsssl in the con-
muny, ~ne'nei 'nsn :" -, should infer in repaia-
tion by reason oi al! -.foun'ea roror of the sor
ia regard to Juf res If Sire Cour.s great injustice
hos been done -. Cty Ji5ke here by reason oi an
indc.ment raving beeO found sgaint MIN without any
evidenc,i Tor tir Drtric-AGorney appeared 10 Court
here slnce have b en holding the Oyer and Terminer
ard Acknowledge. that there no evidence to sus-
tain such - p.Gctment. suggest that The rdnor u
which haV referred be cOntraacted. Much nJnry hos
been ctIrY by unpundet runcfs. 1he eFll IF erea'
enough 20 have indictments actually i1nnh wh'h 'lsre
IL no Y, idepce 10 fuf.au them. treated The matter
light; when Il brought to my nolce NE o'her
cay and should not have noticed 4 further II the re-
pot had not found IL way nto the newspapers.
III was stated in open Court before Judge Balcom,
on Monday lat that there rumor 10 the effect
ths, a JUDGE had been indicted. Tho-e remarks were
nblished in The TRIBusE, but beyond that no rumos
were publshed.l
SUPREME COURT-CIRoUIr-Nov. 4-Before Judge
DAVIES.
A ,U2YsAs WHO DOsr CSDERsrisD EScLisH-A
WARNING TO LEGAL GENTLsMES.
The Amere an Hair Co. ag,. Charles foH ,
This cause was tried this morning, occupying the
Court about two hours, when the jury retired.
After Quarter Of an hour the Jury came IN, when
the foreman announced that eleven agreed, but the
,,ch rlar had not under-t0oi the evidence, for he
I aras a Gomoa uho d,d not 'Pe0k Eng, 81
Nr. Frauk Young counsel tor palnti, nhereh 20
take tie verdict o eleven, bat Mr.. Copwe, for de-
| feud sut, refused.
The Court ordered The 10 be tried again to-
| mODOw.
Before Judge CLERsE-JUDcHrSTs.
James S. Libby ct al agt VIM. H. Adams.-Case
dismissed with costs
Sarah NJ. Grhiihs agt. Edward NJ. Weton.-Jndg.
plaintiff Tor 100 with nterett from January H. 1911
IS CHAhBtgs-DECIs1OSs.
Jacob lie Roy agt. Robert w. L0wber.-l shall
alw the attorney for the plaintiff To file biz exepons which
Irc
ader 8 of the Code and by this section these could have
| been made only to decisions, matters Of law &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Nov. 4-Befors
Judge lNGERsoLL.

Judge lNGERsoLL
THE SLAYER HAIDEF.
Three of the of tine ship Hadee, who were in
dict.d for being engaged IN the slave-trade ar
raened this morning.
Mr.. J6achimssen their counsel, objected TO the pro-
cecdpgs the ground that the District Cour: had or
dered the remission of the indictments, being capital
case and that the defendants were not personally in
Court when the order TO remit made.
Judge lugersoll ordered the exceptions to be filed
for future decision and subject to the decison the de-
PENDANTS pleaded not guilty.
The defendants will be tried the arrival of Judge
Nelson, week after next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05

The receipts OF tie Brooklyn City Railroad Company,
since the last dividend payment, Aug. :, lS0S, show
..oaSr ircrcnsa A. foilows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05


INTERESTING UsURY CASE.
Edward North agt. Robert sasean., Isaac Akin and r. T.
Honghtou
The trial Of this action commenced on Wednes-
1871 made BY the saIgeant and Akin, in their
name Of r. ssrsea, Co. ioT ias % P1ynst Pay o ~ 10 SIX
Sergeant did not know that such given until after 1t
Akin made the and lent to the defendant
Houghton who Wa.s;reet brrker. He called the
finn of HaTdenburgh Rser, other Wssre- brokers,
wood held Hcushton's note. The loan Of 100, wa,
originally made to HousLton by Hsrdenburgh Ri.
claimed for interest aud premium 4, ,Le Of the $4,000
Harden bugh testified that ne and Rkcr negotiated the loan
Hougi1 Tor Hsywood through one Say tenotaer o3kerl
and that the s75 commission which his firm and sayre
which divided between them; and tha Haywood parted
with the fun Of $1,000 and received no part Of the F5
due he applied Hadenbush or renewal Of the oan and
that such could not be obtained unless additional ecu
H. suit OF Akin aud gave 10 HardenbdTsh with hs own
adenburgh $50 which Understood be for aud
bonus and above cent for the use OF the
thu; haIdenbaIsh Rke divided $50 Ia. colnmson.
for ofcig the renewal Of the oan and that Hardenburh
OF ts loan with the in suit collateral security
The plaintiff purchased the note in suit after became due
Tie evidence conflicting nearly all the material points
The Judge charged the Jury that the pnn stood in Hay
woods shoes and could not recover unless Haywood could
oCra e1 and Hsp % & 81 w Rtr Wa s"tes
with usury He stated the Jury the rules by which they
should be governed in determining whether the agreement
der whch the loan made and the in sui. taken
Thut the defendant Sargent liable the
unless Haywood took under circumstances that cons
tued him aide holder for value before became due.
The Judge extended his remarks 10 the Jury sufficiently
enable them apply the legal propositions TO The evidence
The Jury brought in verdict favor Of oil the defendants
SUPERIOR COURT-Nov. 4.-Before Judge PrEsnrrosr.
THE JOSEPH wALKER cAsE-EX-aAYOR WOOD
IN COURT AGAIN.
Dodge Barnes egt Fernando Wood ct al.
This is action to about $li, 900 damages
sustained by plaintiffs, by being prevented by ex-
Meyor Wood and his coa1intOrs from fnl6inp their
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-05
SUPERIOR COURT-Nov. 4-Befors Judge PIERREroNr
TIE JOSEPH MALkER CAsE-EN-MAYOK WOOD

Dodge Barnes sgt. Fernando Wood ct al.
This s action to recover about 81 900 damages
sustained by plaintiffs, by being prevented by ex-
Mayor Wood and his coadjutors, from fulfilling their
contract for raising the ship Joseph Walker. The
agreed. II came on for trial again this morning. and
will probably occupy the remainder of the week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10
saEaiaRss sAl.anasE14aRRAua.

HENRY 5. MANN and Daniel Hunsaker, VS.. John r.
Gibreath. Sherif's office, Grant County, Wis, June
10th, 1858. Grant Circuit Court
ID virtue of Ii Fa execution issued out Of the Cir
ID cult Court Of Grant county, Wisconsin to me drec-
ted against the goods, lis lands aud euenents OF
John r. Giblea h, def IT, and for want ofsuicont goods
ana cEaueis, ana by the direction Of the Pis Att s
nave this day levied upon and win sell to the highest
iddeI Tor cash at the court house i'll village
Lancaster, in said county,
On tie III dag Of Aag@st 1858,
at O'Clock afternoon Of said cav all the right title
interest, and claim which the said John r. GJIeah
mad on the 10th day of April 1885, any other time
ter to the following described land Wit In
Lot NO. 70, in that part OF the town of Fairplay de-
Scribed the map Of said town, being situated ON the
west-ilf of the northwest quarter of Section No %
III Town NO. north OF Range No 2, west of the fourth
principal merdlan commencing at the south cor.
ner Of SAID lot Thence westerly along the line OF street
Thence north odeg 45 leetThence north
1914 tl33ee thence east 50leet the nor -eas
corner thence south degeasl6feet TO the place OF be-
ginning variation deg 10 min east, contning 100 OF
an ac eAlso, in out lot No Gas described tie map OF
sad town. commencing at the mort of said
lot, thence east L43k, thence south deg t244lnks
thence west 10 links thence north TO- ieg IL links
thence west H. links; thence north 2i2 links to the
place OF beginning 8deg l0min. containing
an aerelso The south east quarter the south
west "a y nort-westo OF The south quartz ofec
Town 4, north OF Range west of fourth principal er-
ldin. containing 81 acles less .I in Grant coun
ty, Wisconsin.
The above sale will be made to satisfy said execution
lad costs as the law directs-Dated June 18TH 1855
BARgE1, L LOWRY, d WARD Sheriff
52-6t Pits AtGys. tirs.nt CO.. Wis
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rN pRonATE-GRiFRIN.

State of Wisconsin, GrantCounty, ss.-Gounty Court,
JuneTerm, 1885, Present, William AcGongal, Judge.
In the matter of the Guardianship of Emily A. Griffin,
Mary S. Griffin and Sylvia A. Griffin, minor heirs OF
John H. Griffin, deceased.
ON reading and fling the petition of J. w Davis gen.
era guardian of said minors, praying for license to
sell real of said minors for the purpose OF ed
ucating and supporting the said minors
And thereupon il is ordered that the matter OF said
petition be heard the judge of this court at the
court house. Lancaster, in said county, on the first
said day. and is further ordered that notice be given
to all persons interested by publishing this order foi
four a. successive weeks previous to said day of hear
ing in the Grant County Herald weekly newspaper
published in Lancaster, in said county.Dated Juue
10th, 1883 WILLIAM MeGONlGAL,
ii County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10
IN pROBATE-HAW.

State Of Wisconsin, County of Grant sCounty Court
June Term, 1858 Present, William McGonigal, Judge
In the matter of the last Will and testament of John
Haw, deceased
IN reading and fling an instrument in writing pur-
~ porting 10 be the last will aud testament OF John
Haw late of the County of Grant, in the State of Wis
consn, deceased And theTeupon it is ordered that the
proofs OF said instrument be heard before the judge OF
this Court at the Court House in Lancaster, in said
County, the 18th day, of July, 4. ID. 1885, at
O'Clock p NJ of said day. aud further ordered that
notice thereof be given ali persons interested by pub
fishing this order for three successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing in the Grant County II.lad, a
weekly newspaper printed and published at Lar in
said CoGnty.--Dated June Gath, 1858.
l-3t. WILLIAM MoG0NIGAI4, County Judge
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ssaerIff's saHe-Grosi.emg.

MARY ELIZABETH SCOTT, VS.--Samuel (;ro.bong.
Grant Circuit Court, April Term, 1855 Foreciosur.
of Mortgage.
NToTICE- IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue of
II Judgment rendered in said court on the 10th da,
April 1858, in the wherein Mary
is Plif and Samuel Groshon9 is Deft and on authorit,
and by the direction of the Pfhs. Attys. viii sell
public vendue
on the ilth day Of December, 1858,
at o'clock afternoon Of said day. the Court House
door in the village of Lancaster said county ofGran
and State of Wisconsin, all the right title and nteres
which the said defendant had at the date of said mort
gage referred to in said Judgment in and the follow
ing described property, to wit.
The east half of northwest quarter 90 of Sec
ton twelve 2), Town three 81, north of Range fou
% west, containing eighty less all il
Grant county, Wisconsin.
The sale will be made to satisfy the sum ofS222
co. the sum adjudged TO be due by said defendant /.
said Plaintiff together with interest and costs and ar
cruing eosts-Dated Sksrias Office Grant COUNTY wis
cousin June 4th, 1865. D. WARD Sheriff
BARBER s. Lowry, Grant co.. Wis
70 ~. Atty. 5lemo6t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10
IN PROBATE-HANEY.

State of Wisconsin, County OF Grant ssCounty Court
June Term, 1858 Present, William McGonigal, Judge.
In the matter of the last will and testament Of Thomas
Haney, deceased.
I'm reading and fling an instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and testament OF thomas
aney late Of the town of Paris in the county of Grant
and State of Wisconsin, deceased. And thereupon it is
ordered that proofs OF said instrument be heard before
the Judge of this court the Court Honse in Lancas
ter said county, the 6th day of July A. d. 1858,
at one o clock, p. III. of said day
Ard is further ordered that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested by publishing this order for
in the Grant County Heral,S weekly newspaper publish
cd in Lancaster said c0unty-Dated June Both, 1898.
WILLIAM McGONIGAI,
2-3t County Judge
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Estate Of Caleb l.. Igish, Deceased
CoMHTTSgTONEHS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, that
~ they Lave been appointed, by the county Court OF
the county OF Grant in the State of Wisconsin, setting
Commissioners, with full power to receive examine ana
adjust all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate Of Caleb b. Irish, deceased, and all claims and de-
mands in Offset thereto; and that they the under signed,
will attend to the business of their said appointment at
tbs Office OF Nelson Dewey in the town of Cassvile in
the said county, the first Mondays of August Sell
TENDER, October, November and December, and the
8th day OF January next ensuing the date hereof
mencing at nine O'Clock in the forenoon of each day and
continuing until all matters disposed Of and
months from the ninth day of june 1853 allowed,
by the said Court for all creditors OF the said estate
present and establish their debts claims and demands
ganst the estate of the said deceased of all winch al
persons Interested will take notice of ther peril a-
ted Cassyille, Grant County, Wisconsin, June 10th.
1888. NELSON DEWEY, Commissioners
ORRIS MCCARTNEY,
Lit PETER RAFFAUF, as aforesaid.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10
IN pRoBATE-WA RD.

State of Wisconsin, Comfy of Grant, County Court
June Term 1858. Present, William McGonigal, udge
In the matter of the Estate of john Ward deceased.
GsN this day filed i'll this Court tine petition of
" Jane Champion, daughter OF and only heir of said
deceased praying the appointment of James Champion,
her husband administrator of the estate of said decd
And thereupon is ordered that the matter of said pc
tion be heard before the judge of this court at the
Court House, in Lancaster, in said County, the 10th
day oil July A. d. 1858, at o'clock p NJ of said day
and is further ordered that notice thereof be gwen
all persons interested by publishing this order for three
successive weeks previous to said day of bearng n the
Grant County Herald weekly newspaper published at
Lancaster in said County.-Dated June 23d, 1865
l-3t. WILLIAM McG0NIGAL, County Judge.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 BELTzaR.

State Of Wisconsin, Grant County, Town Of Platte le
ss:---In Justices Court.
FEN0 JOHN IlIH0E & MICHAEL BETTER You
4 are hereby notified that writ Of Attachment has
been issued against you and your property attached
satisfy the demand Of Wind7e, hubert amounting TO
twenty-seven and 60100 doilafs and Of suit Now
unless you shall appear before A. r. Bushnell justice
Town, The 18th day OF july a. b. 1885, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon, judgement will be rendered against
on and your properly viii be sold to ay the debt.
Dated this Il III day Of June, a. d. 1858
I~3t WIND5EI. EUBLRT Plaintiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
laz0Ns-sEsTER & OTHERS.

=
State Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court of Grant county.
TO Anos Il. Andrews. Charles Wister, Nelson Dewey
j. Allen Barber, defendants.
IN the name of the State of Wisconsin, you hereby
1 summoned to answer the complaint Off ohnL Laugh
In, of the county of Grant, Plaintiff copy of which is
ed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit court OF said
County, and to copy of your answer on me at my
office in the of Lancaster within twenty days after
the service of this summons exclusive OF the day of such
service And If YOU fail to answer said complaint, as
hereby required the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
52.6t Ut MILLS, Prifs Atty.
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COMgsEsssoN .g,s NorscE.

In the matter of the estate of Thomas Rawle decd
n Office Is hereby given that We the undersigned,
nave been appointed Commissioners by the Honor
be the PROBATE Court in and for tile County of Grant
State Of Wisconsin, with full power to receive examine
and adjust ali claims and demands of all persons against
sa es'aie ana all claims and demands in Offset there
apPer;&lhins to said commission will meet at the
schooi house in Georgetown in said County the 24th
day OF july l5S, and also the 18th day of december
1905 at the hour of o'clock, A. M and will continue
In session until O'Clock z. NJ. each of said tta, s.
June 18th, 1865. H. p SPENCER.
LII WILLIAM BRANDON,
GEORGF E. CARANISSN
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Grant County, IS.
To John r. Gbreath. defendant
the name the State of Wisconsin you are hereby
4 summoned TO answer the complaint OF Alfred Woods
OF the county of Grant plaintiff which is filed with tie
the Clerk OF said Court, at his office in Lancaster within
twenty days AFTER the service of this summons exclusive
OF tue day of such service. And if You fail 10 answer
said complaint hereby required the plaintiff will take
judgment against for one hundred and forty two
dollars and seventeen cents, and interest thereon
the nineteenth day of April, 1858, besides cost.
j. I. MILLS, Atty for Pl2ntif,
Low Lancaster Wis.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VIZ E the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
wv the County Courtfor Grant County, Wisconsin.
Commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons, against the estate Of James
Alton late of said county deceased And also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
fam the 18th day of june, instant eng allowed by said
court for that do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of appointment
at the Office of the clerk in the town Of Hazei6 reen
in said county, the I'd and Cd days of August next
from nine oeiock A. M. to four o'clock, d. Of sa'c
days.-Dated Hazel Green. June 29th, 1858.
j. N. CHANDLER, ro,onss;oners
TaNfES ZONES q NNliliisolotioiS
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STATIONERY.
MCFFAYS LIFE PILLS
t-AND-t
PhnniY Bitters.

TIME BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFohh -
1 public, for the ofScrofula, Ulcers sem NJ: =:
or Eruptions of the skin, Fever and Agues' I'm I'm
pepsia DrOpsy and in fact most all the diseases SV'
yield to their curative properties. .fve
It has been computed that during the last twenH con
years upwards of Four Millions of persons nave .S
benefited by the of these medicines iact ., he
curative properties single trial viii place t very
yond the reach decomposition in the estimatg " 10
patient. By their use the BLOOD Is RESI- me- =
HEALTHY STATE and freed from an 'mpa; aa hut
The system is not reduced during their opera snes
invigorated, and they require no restraint from
or pleasure. mi mil
The afflicted haze in these medicines renssay '"N'
do for them all that medicine can possibly eDecs'
PREPARED BY - VII
w b. MOFFAT, NJ. D., New fofh and
AND FOR SALE BY-GEo. Ii. Cox, Lanca5'ei'
druggists generally.
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Lime at Knapp's Kiln.
2 f-a MILES FAST ngt ANC.SUED

SE undeis gned gives notice that he has lust burned
Il new kiln OF Lime. which is ready for market
Having rebuilt and enlarged my Kiln intend to keer
constantly On hand asuapy OF the best article that can
se Ftoaucea. r. l. KNAPP.
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