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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
| aaaaoha pallsp Star. I
I3t EiyiWHi g. a., Vi.
rUESDAY. AUGUST D, rs

NJ 'rlie.s Pomsroy. = commanded by Capt.
.FEaaaY 4BAYEs, arrived here oh Friday
ana left On saturday morning fer cincin-
natl. Tho \ Poneroy Z iis 4 good low
water boat anil will answer this trade very
veil. i Her. officers iAtend putting her
in KIanawha and Galiipolis trade as soon
ii tie waters arc up9 JEFf CARROLL
.pFresiaes at the desk.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
PunLIC SALEf
~ Auctto1a

5y - &c 49, n, 3
nN The sth day OF September next, a. taS
" Circuit Cour, of Putnam County. viii
sell. BY p1blic auction, to the highest biddeI
al new, very large, and splsAdld Sub. Base
H rinanium or Church 0tgah.
Putnam c. II. isl IRA. Ja MEG lNNlSi 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

ANoTRsR SPURIors VIRGINIA BANK,
Morn "A linew spurious note is now III
circulation, pufporting 70 Be afive dollar
bin Oh tho Cehtrsl Bank Of Virgins q.
Ssaun.oa. - Lsris5nrg GhroriJis,s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
NOTICE.

4 LII persons having claims against the IS
IN tate Of Samuel Hannah, dee "a. are re-
ouested 10 presentlthe ssne. without dtlay'
to Messrs. Broun & Patton.
5. GEORGE a. HANNAH.
NCaarIeston. Kan., August 81. 1853. S IL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
EstraY. Flat Boat.

.TSAUGHT by David c. snydeT. in Kama wa
~ river nt> Charleston near his dTsilss
house ia the couutyof Kanawhas a Fiat Boa.
Said boat Is akegt 100 feet ieng and y si Iest
wide, and appra issd to the va de Of = 2.4V
Teste, A. W. QUARTER, ts,k,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

The .IFie,or ( arrived here last night
and departed this morning for GallipOlis.
She il dJing very little business Boats
cannot expect q como into new trades
without advertising their trips, and make
money.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
RcliFious mic.

We are author ssd % Stare that tbs REv.
W.. nowsTssik 81 Fsyetts Circais. extern
Va. COME eHce, II The MI s ChRieh Sprih.
will preach in the Court .hd9s pn Thgt sdaY
evening, August 25th, is595st earlg ca ndle-
lighting. ~ n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
Tho s:ssaa Eqltia8 4 Az ~ Ea'A 4, q Sif5

p.,hl;stedE l,y wM. TH SnrTaisos, OF Wsshlug
~. CIV, IN the creation ul housr of WI
~, Ioii8e Netfops,lb oFithe Satiltl,. for the
!, - III. 1be M. E. ChuFc II S6Ish b. las Just been
issued, wita the addifi9n 81 six,p5 ven s5.
mons aud engFa5 ttess f,rics = UaEPel III
The nn.ier.igned has 1qsl reeeissd IN aPp.s
IN ~ :. +gao : ropy dfth,s yalga bleand pop
=, ~ ptyS s,+ars II Will t9 a very appropriate
n Sons mi The centreA tGb1e. aud fos II keep
ssNa Itfsha ia be lin every SouthsTn Meth
s,'s, f.,s{;iu and "a Il III hands Of every one
.h q ~ ;nt,rest III the en erpse which
has hsen heicanss 81 its publ eati9rf!
nas ! oeep - tue 'tS II Il r. w. sBICKEAS. b
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

a GER4AN ct Cincinnati made, IA bet Of
$50 that be could drink Ralf barrel Of
lager IN twsnty-four hours. Seeing how
he was going on. the other party PAID him
$40 70 stop aud threw up The bet. IL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

3# Tur Classroom FANNY performed It
Brooks Hall, Two nights last week.
considering The arrangements, they done
very we'll, and We have heard Of none who
regret having pail their SO cents sdmiss-
ionLfee. / " II ]. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

viii II ARxEfs The Cincinnati mar
ket seems % have dxed the price 9f wheat
ii Sl.o5 "a 81 ,la> II 8E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

IInI ALABAMA the Democracy ares sue
cessfal, stE.3 s#
! slsrl Louis has gone Republican,. Nj
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

The Special term ofour Circuit Court,
Judge BklLEr presiding, is still in session.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09
CHARLEsT0N aIARkET.

Corrected weekly,for thsi' KanswLa VALLEY
Starr BY
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

4 and Austriaas, f, S6lfeIino, 4
4 These figures show that if the armies
III Italy. had fought as desparatelya t Sol
ferino is our soldiers. the Englis b and
Tie Mexicans did in The above engage
mssnts, their loss should have been four
Or Eve times as great|as reported.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

IL /" BsErHREs. PaAys! :, -ons Of the "a
ratics up North hasa awful squeamish
CONSCIENCE. asIa well|,.as a most delicate
si1itiag of theological truth. He has
fund out, and he proves, with Tie usual
Of sham republicans. that "the
HConstituiion pfEthe United State is. ineoin-
patible with Christianity" Then what
4 set OF reprobate wrenhes our Regoln-
stionary fathsrsf3mnst have been !! Qll
course. AT who uphold the institution sre
.lower-law, goddess. unsanctiied seamps ;
children Of Satan. aud ioint-tsifs Of m
ending torment Hereafter.
,.iAtN Nor is this modern saint ~ SO Hog
icai as one would thilik.a No discerning
man who has attended ID the real signi6.
canoe 81 the logic Of sham republieanisn
rftn close his eyes 10 the fact that il con.
duets by a short method to the conclu
sion above stated. To the abolitionist
religion and anti. slavery are convertible
tsrms.- Portsmouth, Times.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-09

Wholesale s. retail desIer iii Dry Goods,
sf Groceries and country produees
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-17

providing for the partition Of resi estate passed
February II 1881, that in all cases where gsalt
of lands or tenements ruhy have been made by
virtue Of and proceeding for the partition Of real
estate Under the present or sny forrter 1tws on
that subject and conveyance of the lands sc
sold or elected to betaien, shall not have been
by the officer making such sale the court, before
which such proceeding may have been had, ,,mny,
cnmotion, order the sheriff Of the county or any
officer who may be then executing the duties Of
sheriff, to execute and deliver to the purchaser,
or any person or persons electng to take the same
deed for the lands so'sold or elected to be la
ken-the court being first satisfied that such
sale or election was regularly made and that
the purchase money has been fully paid or secur-
ed. Ia ~ ..,.,.... 81
Sec. 2. That section one Of the act to which
this is an amendment be anu tie same is hereby
repealed, this act to take effect and be in force
from and after its passage provided, that such
repeal shall in no wise effect any rights or lia-
bilities under such section so repealed.
x sidas WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER, " o.
President Of the Senate. g
April 4 1859. IA - s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-17
No. 1S4.1 AN ACT

mo. 1s4,1 AN ACT 5b4g
To prevent the Recovery Of damages on Protes-
ted Bills Of cxciianee; and to- repeal section
ono of an act entitled tan, act Ascertaihing
Damages on the Protested Bills of Exchange
: passed Feb: 10, 1881. ,.,y.-s.9 @
Section /. Be It enacted by tile Gen,
erdt Assembly of the State of Ohio, Fhat
damages on protestant bills Of exchange, drawn
by any person or body corporate within this state,
shall not be recoverable on any contract entered
into after the passage of this'act
Sec, 2. That nothing in the section of the act
aforesaid shall be SO construed as to permit the
recovery of damages on protested billso exchange
drawn within this state after the passage Of this
act. .rr .aF
Sec. 8. Thst the frst section Of the act cnti-'
tied IAN act ascertaining damages on protested
bills of exchange passed Feb. is 1881, be and
the same is hereby repealed. MI ,-f. "
Sec. a. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after is passage: "- ns
c,lAa,I WILLIAM B. WOODS, IL
of the House of Representatives
T 300 MARTIN WELKER, I"
President Of tho Senate.
April 4, 1859. i,f i5 g5sir57 s-,s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-17
(No. 1887 IAN ACT.a = g /.

-~AN.nn y az - .t~,,,f ssaal HN 4dG D..
(No. l83) ssssAN ACTsA .o8 ,EshW
To amend an act entitled an act to provide for
sass the partition Of real estate. 81 lls,
Section. ]. 9 Be It enacted by the Gen. i.
erat Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That
section one Of the act entitled an act to explain
the act to provide for the partition ofreal estate,
passed Januarys28, 1889, Be 80 amended as to
read a. follows Seal. That it is hereby de-
clared 10 be the meaning and intent of the act
..dF) sls4amLsa ed sss @, sEsS Nis
@og lsss,lsq bss 5sdso t.ls 4 ia
.zaJH = g'1aaoa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-17

..9. nv gs'a5E q .E-ssts .s5N
.g119H .-1IlA e-a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-17

: CO . .gga sset3 as " sysA Ass ,
80 di.a 4 sssio !
90 go y 'tsd SIT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-17

-fsy1g ,1TGI1 r 2AhOHT
.TI991. ri ,Tas5d 'r13-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
Nstu1lork QaiIu Gribn,te
SCIENCE, INDUSTRY And INTENTION

MN DIsIsFECrISG COsPOTED.-Some degree OF
interest has been excited among the med cal commu-
uty of Pars owl ing to recent communication which
ha. be en- made to Academy of Sciences, IN which
q new di infec,ant is proposed b. ne. Come and
Demeaux, and which Is ss SIMPLE in ~ composition,
ss il appears to be .eacioue in all f where II has
been employed. The beet evidenee it.. can be
brought forx ard in favor Of thi. ney IMPOSITION. ia
to ST ate that IT has received the appreciation OF the
well known physician, DIR. Velpeau, and has been
most I'D yaniageousy employed in those wards which
are under bis care the Hospital de Ia Charlie. Ice
msnnsi of preparing ths dsiniectant is a. follows:
t. JOG parts Of plaster Of Paris, fnely pow tered, add
ficu one Ia three parts Of coal tor then mix lese two
irgre, Its well into L mortar. To the above add
o. We 10 sucien NJ quantity, as 10 reduce the mix
ture To TIE conscience Of ointment after which II Is
10 be placed in close vessels for The mixture Is
e, 9. cark brown color aud bss, owing 10 the presence
h. coal tar bitumnous smell. The olive oil en-
ployed serves the puIpo.e OF b.pdng the posder
without jlssolyipg it. go that the preparation retains
IFS absorbing quality when il j. placed IN contact with
a suppuratre scre, bile a, tie time il never
dries sufficiently 10 become il airy way ineonvenient
10 the patient from becoming hsrd, and without
creating at the same time any irritation while it, sl-
may exit spd which is dsegreeable 20 the patient
az to the attending physician. A. this composition
forms kitd OF paste or ointment il admits of being
spread upon liner, sno then placed upon the wound.
The application may be immeciste, or medlate. &C
cordipg 10 circumstances; If spplel immediately %
the core it causes not an pain and las detenive
action. while Of the same tine as it cesnses the
wound, j.; fsvors eicstIisatiOn. BY dressing wounds
10 this manner with this preparation, DR.. Come states
that the two fold advantage is obtained OF dsinecting
any diseased psrt, and also Of absorbing any liquid
which may be present, thereby doing away entirely,
or in great measure with the necessity a. employ
ing lint or rags. Among other Advantage possessed
by hi; ps psrstiop and which have been proved to
be correct ty many medical men here aad among
o;lers By Prof Vepeau are the following.
gar grenous wourd, emitting a fetid AMI aoundant
fus at deprived of it, bad oior, a. was the
case in one Of the wards OF the Hospce de Il Cbaie
a:te' - 30 hours application Of the compound The
bapdag es removed from bad did not eIhae any
more door than if they had been applied TO Il common
fracture, il also arrest. decomposition, keeps sway
insect sd rovents the generation Of worins these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

MORE PROOF IN fawr Of BUnRiLL ~
Nt nU-TisG 's REMEDIES-rb shOrnss a h0n W.
II bUiebihs ~bo%ssl. Dmni.i . ,o IAN
"spsisGFIrLD. No.. Anr - lsos.
I"N,.r. Bprin Huoti,; No III N"'sn - o~h',' M
P.. ,.,d ne on. u.. Jour Tnrh.b LiVinett d.
y. pesut c. ,b,rt. nd Nv Mothers s'iy- VI so'n 81
nnt you Ne cash Your Caffeine hes .n-,,,3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

uour IT,. of Bufslo sod John g. s'Xs, 'he Po01 ""'
ali graduates a Middk bary College. ,.,
lam Informed oy Sophomore that has osss e.
,onar, duror the % y,ar for subjects 10 oomen ~
memoy the &c i,orsls Of TBE rRBvss, a"S ase tnoSa
as piecse for decIsm.'ioD DpJn toe stage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
:, -o,vINN.V a,d III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOR SAVANNAH and rLoRIDA.-CHANGE
AZ ay-Tb- ss- 'san atl,nns scr W se'',ss .'m
- -. ses si.ss sso>estip HiiNTstlLL. n 80.
Ig''.,, % ssye Pr No Z, r. z, % thOhSoAf'
-, - 4 o,locs Cabin Ps.sese Svaho4e, WIZ ii'ar
a..sepr.o o.. ous sl6 rbrotal Tictess 70 No 'p"aGA
q A. "a n,Ns tS5; A-sry, ga, Ascta +ss; Co'ome !.
10 n.,er t2l, Aacs,s 80. and ~ principal ssoss 10
go. =, ~ sr frsift 10 osn'. lot On meas
ss,t goods, md ether srte. in propran Insurance oo
mi No cor ch,rge5 kr frsssdDs gsS5s
.,sS 20 G.ors. C.ntsl RsJosa Cpupauy. No bills Of
[,, h "a afes departure % FOf Sresht OF Pss'sse
-, V r. B. CROs~ELL Co No % "es''' conner Of
kb~rysf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

Th.t -ke N Esrrs be hes S.sIped ~ver ose-' 70 nss
I =, y, ,s,,As. 70 bni,d brri eon ~ led VITO tas
scIe.l II pat sts D~~Bs " cso'rt he pa 70 .so
supsue-s In tn, pscp',-'ois ~i,h 70 eu'a 'o
Va, pu,. n ,pS this ~cfvt - o4t
,ue Go..Inu. Dt for decisrs 'och %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

Gov MedaIy Of Kansas according To TIE Wask.
isgtos States, gives glowing description Of K,nsss
and its prospects He believes that it viii eveptusly
be one Of the largest States in the UoioO, sndtsst 10
gold fields viii furnish supply for the whole verdi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

II nay be . fact worthy OF mention that Rev. DIR:
Reuan Of Troy, Judge Samuel Nelson of the Cnred
States District Court, Judge John Willard OF the ito
DisTic; Sup,ene o1rt the lac Governor ,as Wright
Homer Ii. SsexN. Ct New-York City, Horatio sey-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

MMrox STARS Agent fer the Of rMs 1Auyss b
PATsssos n ]. be VII fss TRIvrAB N sEy part =
We sRy. -a ~ f-s,es IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
8tfambpate and 8d,lrpnha.

EOR BRIDGEPORT-Fsre 80 can,s-The
steamer BRIDGEPORT l.sv-s Pscs.fp, Es-, River
49,, pDNDAY NEDSt aud FRIDAY a. ~ o'cl I'd
81 iyios 90 - tn Housone NnsA,uct see
y Bssen tisns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

Il TON, fcr BOSTe.< and PROVlDENCE--inisna Rouis-
~ sAor<st dr-cs, carrying the Eastorn Mail
rhe steamers PLYMOUTH 9OCK, Capt Joel Stone. ana
VANDERBILT Capt B. Sturfis, IN oonnection with M
OrONIH9TON AND PROVIDENCE and BOSTON Ahn
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, Lowing New Yors daily tsup
Savs from Pier No. North River. 6t wharf sbov
1ssTy place AZ 9 ocoot and etoninstob ct $3.50 IN, %
q ne arrival Of the Mail Train which lesves Boston At
fhe VANDERBILT from New. York, Monday, Wednes.
s3.,,.' me may 90" '''4'''''' ''''
M PLYMOUTH ROCK frnn New. York, Ylesdsy, Sbur.
Say Saturday, nom soninson- Monday Wednesday sot
Dfday.
Passenger proceed stoninon pei railroad 10 rroy.dspo
"a Boston Express Mall Train, reaching said places 10
nvnpe4 Of thos by and In ample time for all the
morning nes connecting north asA east Passengers thai
psrsr board the shjey nights rest I'm
leave StonnEton In the
tram connecting Providence with The IL Q. m tSsin ~
nostAnL
BaIv tron Providence 70 Newport 50 cenA
basssemas,er accompanies the steamer Ard nan nroasi
0sch way 49,
Tor passage berhs freight Apply on board hs
at the Freight Once, Pier No North River OF
~ sfbce, No. IS Battery place. June 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

NUPREME COURr-ln the Matter OF the
- AsTOR BANK-Notics 10 hereby given, that require all
CREDITORS Of the AsToR BANK 70 exhibit aud establish
and b. sman. N.vYoik, within thirty days from the date
eereoI--Da,ed New York, AUG 49, ls5s .
ROBERT HAYDOCE,
Receiver Of ta- As,or Bank
rsKIMAN L LATINO, Attorneys for Receiver, No. So
N~w-YOrb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
uUpsON RIVER RAILROAD.-Frou July

bI~.: gIprrss TrsiL, sad II . a., and Sor He'd
on s:2opn Tor Sing Sins si aud and lo:S q. 20,
sonrhkr~psie 7l5. las for rsrrytc~p 2%s snS
i;+sp m ~ psssstil $50 m TIE d0dsoa Poashsee 3.is
P-sssi y1s sns spd fsuy,owD rrsn' sop :; o~e - =.
ssy rAona Psss,sp vk-n Chsne~rs Canal Cnnsoeos,
and Stat ga Traiss Tor New Yort .ve Troy tS .no y
N, and s% D. ~ >Dd Albany sboo ID utnuts. sie, !"
S3ndAys a. o. N a. sSiTa 'zSA
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NTEW- YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

~
Conn suc1ng May .. 1853
Pass.r gers saop 70 Eev YHk corner Of HsN ane sineN
EatIsIo. 27;hst uo,x
For kew.Hsvsn, s NJ tex l1:b, SID edC 80 Ne
.:IS m For Brds,yor asa m (,A)i R;45 $40 teaI
$50 stI ,.5 M FnI af s:Isfo d. Fairfield southpo
lrd Westprt u; i2:4j 81 ado 20 fof Nor~ AZ
7s.p. " 45 3:l5 (s1); $50, IS $50 eJp IN t%
. m 70, s..uhord, T. (sx) 81. ~. RS 26 e, SO
3:65 5S 6. o m yor Pom Cheer ana Intermediate eA
,or, e.. N i2:A s:5N .:l5 $50. $50 o.
COSNF CITING TRAINS.
For Boston. 81 m S:l5 tex fof huttord t1d
sprr sh. ID sm(exl For ppeeiout Rver RAD
road Montreal B. (s1 snd S:i5 M tea 70 Sorth.nr
ton For svep London ard StooiI etoD Railroad u
ga ID and 3:5 N. For Canal Railroad To Northampton
. NJ te.D k:45 For Housstopic Rsfroad e. m snd
AIS o. %. For Esnssuci Rairosd m, 3:l5 p. Su
Dspbuy end Norval Rsilrcss SAN Sol
JAMES h. HOYT, SqpSinteDtent
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Ualer CnIe.

IRE. J. LOWENTHALs WATER-CuHE
~ ard Gymnasium -doel .,o"mmoosnons l,f sf>'eA'
AZ ps,ns.,nt Bo.ro.ys No. no Bl-.ekeTst, NeS-1of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

KTUITIE u I I-TON TV1N IVT VIC
Of an n.oyen from bis bis pursuant N the pr visions OF
"a. tho article OF the title OF the 81 Ut the Sc
couo pan Of Ryis Sietues JABEZ PARSONS OF the
City Of hue son. County OF Columbia and State Of Ne~foTk
insoly.pt debtor . - . .
Notice Grs published July 49, 1850 Creditors % appear be-
fore the Hon Darius Peck County Judge Of COLUMBIA County
State Of mis- oc- No l4! Wsrren-:tree 10 the
CITY r Hudson ar.,ad the fifth day Of October 1889 81
10 oek In TIE forenoon show hey have, why
Ar b. made Of said insoyen- Es1r, ana
he be discbas.d from his d. hts Da,.d July ~, le5s.
MILLERk WEIGH, At'ys for lnsnlyen. =,
iyl9 lawlGwTu Hudson ~ L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
nAI1EoAn .,d STEAMBOAT INE.-AF-

DAiLBOAD ard STEAMBOAT INE.-Af-
AZ fKkNUOs BOAT ~ 5 0,Les fs HUDSON Iron tbs 700,
(Coss-p., boil Nesbursh Marlboro M,lpu Poofbse,p'e
bsyt khB. bs Red ~ ors,o We Ca tos az
M pSRF y CFaTs ,o NJ ~bURGH. POUOhkGNPsis
ed RplNiBECK Tehrts ~ obslpee % bard tn- ee
70 the following Places: Hpsn, Cav.seh A-ien.ib- oosnh
Cb.,b.n yosr CHprr. 81 East Cbsibsun, IS, Canaan
tiso, Edwards. 81 go Sat Linz, 81 a5 Wet sioesssss
AZ Eiebmopo t2a5; sbst.r Village G2S P''sbed % -
Cb..h,r. So south ADAM, 80 IS; NORTH Ad.ns - "
pstop "a IS, Rr'ds. f2s6j WA.ein'tOn 81 -; seesr
80 90: Chester Paeory e3 rs, Huntington - 81 kIer
as 81; Ne,'6.ld. 50 s. Tbr k-ssl'pf 3,'sDer SOUTH
AMERICA Cspt NJ Sherman si svs The Pr o. o. Jsy st
i.orfh ,de) I'D MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY -
eLn~ m.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of Ew-JERSEY-

~ ColDectiDs At E-w.Hsmpon with the Delaware, LAoka
wanna and Western Railroad and Essop With The Lehe'
Valley Railroad. . ..,.
suHNEt northumberland nz May is is5a Leaves
Yk for Eas,op aud n.rmeh ste place, from Pier No
North River 80 II. - az Up for Soner
nile By trains 5:<5 The above trains coz
nee AZ Ebz raus N-~J Jersey Railroad WHICH
i.s,e NeWyorh from too. Of Courlandts- 7lo and u
N, snd = ard p. m.
The m trsu FROM EewYort makes close connectios
Il E.sop with ths L.tsh Valley Railroad, and thence via
East Psonsyvaus R-oad " RsadiDs without change OF csn
pd COZ es Resdrs direct tor Pottsve and HNrsenrt
Ps,ser ser, Deswse Lsobswsnna and "-s'en Rail
DAD viii leave al 7Sn only; for Lehisb Valley Railroad o.
1;S0A m. and Las only. $1,000 -
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and after Wednesday June l. 1859 riius VIZ leave Asn
It. s,s.oD New-Yok. a. tono~s -
soY " iisushrdse-745 and $50 N. 1880 and $50 p IN
For White Plains-iI:S q u 400 aud BOO o N
ror White Plsins-65 D. m. from White and C-ntre-Sa
Por Dover Peps-4:Sp .. m.
Ror Albany-s:S0s M Mail TTaln.
Returning viii leave
Dover Plains, $50 H.
Wbir Plains 500 and 7:t0 IN. SEQ and6:oo p W.
WilHsmspridse 6:<0 and $3.50 O. M: l1o and p H.
Albany II :30a m, Mail Train. -.
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ffsa! Hotites.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
u. County II New Yors hoiice hereby lvrt - a.
ksvns aim, against REBECCA RAY late OF tn Cy 81 ~
fork d.e.as.d ps.lii Tie same with vonra.Is uoi
n. a; The of Of Robert Oien So ~" O. Nas,s1
ry, IN n. CITY u NV YIt before The hr day ~ No
,.rter 1853 Dated New Yor. ths 9Th Gay Of AP1l i1
JAMES DICKSON lrx.,p,o-,
.,hss lawsn.Tps HENRY HARRISON. }
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NV1
Of an Iu.oven from his Debts pursuant 20 The provisions o.
The third article fret title the fifth chapter OF The second
pir 81 ia. Revised Statutes. 49, u,
Co ba ard State Of New York iIsovrDt debtof Notice
hn published July 49, 1859 Creditor. to spPear before tne non
Dams P,k County Judge Columbia County, state OF New
Iorh Of b. office No iO4i wsrens City Of Hudson Colap
b;s County Nee York on fifth dsy VI October 1889 a. "
o,loc i N. forenoon show csuse they have, why an
buld no, Nv sde ssd cs.e and he
be disc ksrsed from his debts.-JuIy ls, 1893
MILLER "a WEIGH, Attorneys
ivle I,xlOvTu for Insolvent, Hudson, N. Y.
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NOTICE Of application for the discharge OF an
f m his debts Pursuant to The PROVISIONS OF tbe
third ar ee Of The FIRST title Of The firm chapter 4 the second part
Of the Revised statute. Of JOSIAH COLBY a. lnsH Ssn
ID, Hon D. Culver City Judge, at his Office No Sso Fnion.
S. the City Of Brooklyn, on the isb day OF Otoos e az
och IN the foIeno u, hex why the SAID soVelt
should 20, he discharged from ris deb.s. MuDGErr
,z Law OwTu Attorney for lusolyeut, No 10 Wa-t l.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF
The Comfy II New York notice hereby gven all pr.
HAVING claims against PETER VAN ARsDALE ate OF ine City
~ H.w.Yort pysesn dso-sd TO present the ssu,. siit
ra.hr. thereof the subscriber at the Office 81 L. w Var
Vonrf Attorney Law No 90 Nsssu-s,. In the CITY Of S-v
YorI on or before the lf day SEPTEMBER next-DSted New
Yori lie 7h Day OF March 1883.
wILHELAEEA VAN ARSDALE. Aduinisrath1
uh isuAuTns