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Albums for the Ladies
Bibles. Prayer Books & Hymn Books.

Arhuu. II all siye- and al STYLES II binfio- To
al ta-te-- profa-eis illustrated viii
Inn. 81 ~
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HILL. GOLDSMITH g. CO-Pzap.i.
u eiers. al the old AIdridgc < round es- 81 IN.
city. ln<tanap"its. Ind Nessvc ga hand Tor the
Sprlf,.. - lH34. Frat Iscos Small Frn,ts w.
gr~~H-. Shade Trc -. fio~ cr1ng ~arub- Ras-sAc
orders promptly >lseneeata.
Adde'S. HILL. GOLDSMITH &c.
FcolJl~ Indianapolis Ind.
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RUFUS PRATT.


PMLAprLrsTA, SsTt. Q, lssG.
Pror. woop-near Sir: Your Eaig Rcstoratire Is
proving itsei beneficial To The front, aud ~
the back part o NY head ,,lmos. lost lis covering
IA tact Hstp- have used but Two hair ,.snt bottles
- your kestoraiivc. aud now the tip OF any head 8,
~ett studded With promising crap Of Young hair,
ani the front also receiving It's bsnecf have I'll
~ O her preparations Without an, heucHt wh.t.vcr
think from NY own personal Iecomiu endatton,
"a Induce many cihtrs 10 try II.
b. X. THOMAS Al. D.
No. 4ps Vine ss!tct
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Prem Hsn. b stor-r. 4 l. N. Jstre - o- sr-~rfor
ceuTt o. Ciucinrsu.
CIscIxxs4f. Nc s fss
IT, e ~. F-1nxtr@-lfsea \ ~aeb Msrf -re
80 b~~n a-ed IN rre4t success M ufIt< -
lf<fe - be q mosi snc sua tficaeou prersfstiea
far the eerc - ogdnary cots - we'll - 81 raron.c
Affections % the thTcaf snd sz-rs AMY az a.
- h-srs. lave f-it zee cosf trtcts IL fhis
medlose. ses1fe ne that ibss rsEsra u VITA re4i
.fsNor - SToprt
Dr. q. W. PusLdBPs, seie orrseSor.
se,dhs 7. n. BARR q co. zstre-asut>.
Sold whoi~~xss ~ >eire. Eekstlen a co /. John 7,
Para. Sdorgc -. plrsons a Iofsi. Allen A Go.<sr-
ain Bro: Eds. stsB'aa Co. sns b Drss-is.
<-u<re'1F.
( r-trlIr-u
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1VVH eAas uet1~ xV"VcK anu III
For the desfroeIion Of all kinds Of Garden In
sscts. Ants. Bed Dugs. Reaches. Ticks Pleas
Moths. Rails and Mice, &C.
What greater troabls In al eur % Ease
Than kns-ing rats, bed-tugs and n~as.
G.rsirn- eau b preserved sna hou.ss rid q these
pests. Il "a. discovered ~ M. z. L,os, French
ga~ai.t, "a Asia, asd ss- hsea p4troaiisd ~ al
kasferu rpfe am rntssud colleges. R-fcrtnse ean
BE us-ds ~4srevcr the article has hsea tried u %
frss{rs. ssis~s, AID hssniss. - msatind md De
Inegu. aas saa May -ofthles- iraitstion. are al
verti.c1. he are bsafs nsne Of +. Ives. Re-
ss~~s>~f-
IL Lyons Pa~ Ass kHs-tn.~etsfu trite.
While tysss pms srv nixsd for l@is ID miss.
S-mpis Flask. . oenis rcxul4r .t-.. scat. sn1
steo BARSEs PARK. yew fofk.
Also tie Mexican Mustang Linimen,.
Mar. ~ im~0w
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Pse-sytsFias chnrsh. Madison.
M,ptsos. lad. Oct -. isss
Ia G ". slIftsFs-ps ar sir ahouf sest 80
hat ar altacs 81 Latyn<ltis. t. = hich ave teea
snsieSt ior uuhseF - ye@rs fekr<te Chr fki.
wss TIE faci. yea har1ct me bottle Of oar eaxh
Ncti14nc- NJ eonhdenOs iu yesr prefsrrtfoa
confess net great rcrcftheitss. as IA vas las :
cent sd eesid "A harna wss indsced n trt ID.
anf an happy q s,y with entre succe.s 70 not CA
y csrrs ne ti.er nj have had Iitue sF-c-
ton offhe kinf snce 1his sfsismctt u fkeefiailf
river viih the hoDe sh2f ltkers nsF be induesd 20
felIoa ~ example. and receive tne nlt h<n~at
ssa ree1rs&s, fAHt5 bkoNS.
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Medical Notice.

WcUICaT N0llre.
AUS. ,. n W. a.. utuGE having p~rms-
l naatly leGAied ~ 1erfc-Haute. have opened an
onc- <oT Sbe Al frcfice 90 cine four doors
uerth - to bustia h1a-c. where :h.y be con
saltcd 81 al times Wien net Professionally engaged.
De. ttaat treats diseases u tsc rhroat aud LuBs.
- N new mftaot. uhttA las. in many Gases. re-
STORED tiIe tA-fsnt - hoat snsr Ell hope hsd been
Abandoned. ~ sise. has new aud safe remedy Tor
Draur lated. G.fsfrkai. aft Scfplti0us ~or. Fyes
IL g. IA. kaS estsa-.@e ssperie ia treating
sifenis p<e1fcs u csrgi variety ~ character. far-
icgfsr ateHiiOn vli .e paid 10 TIC treatment 81
CANCER Fsi.sale Weakness, aud Nervous Debility.
fsn. -. f-<esis
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Estray Notice.

~ nhkt : Josef Dray kl~ Reuben q yovns
w hssr ttts day tiatte.- tfc .srcs.isrs
Jackson, ID Ia re APgisise gbe following described
property, io-uii &c cslray bnil marked with a
notch - the upper part 81 the len ear nj ii NJ -
the rxhi G Said tnfi - hrindl~ With white belly
ana top OF The ncek and Ion. al shite no olher
n1tNs - brands pr, Nalie. and xpI sed to le.
deiiars the sane ccia< just aud fsif value
lisa f o. ~
JOSEPH GRAY.
REUBEN YOUNG.
Appraisers.
Subscribe ara sworn 10 before me Il. sl.t i.y Il
February, a. j. u -.
THOMAS W. JONES. p.
\ iIue copy from E.ras Record tils sth d. OF
March. 8s59.
Nsrch9,1-
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y, p DECK
WARD ASSOCIATION
dc1Dh1a.

philadelphia.
= RsEerofrnf fHsfifstoa ssfaBT.h<f 90 ssse,aF az.
dorHsnt fer fhs rfiief II ne sick esz 6ssrsss...
egi-fed rifh girsf,af aaf Tpff,nic Stsseses
Tl'o all persons ar ctci with SEXUAL Disease suoS
Il ss>pcrmato rrhUa. 10 miuaI N e a ~
ness, Impotence, SeDorfhGa, elect,
syphilis, tue Wee VI Unantsm, 81 Self
Abuse Sc.. &C.
Tn Howard Association. in view 81
wlul destruction 20 human life osu.ed - serus
diseases and the ttcepiiOns pFssfi-vI ut.eB The Oa
al years ago directed their Consulting Surseaa a.a
Charitable let worthy ofthcir name. To ep<a
Dlspenssfy Ter he treatment this class II d..
Eases o. an Their iorDaF, lad 70 give Medical Adj.
wee s.ratt>. 10 All - ho aprly b. letter with
description o. shtir condition. isgc. occupation. hst-
- 81 NE, = afd % cs-c- ~ extreme poverty.
Furnish uestriuc> Free at Charge. IL
l. needle. 10 add tAaf TO- Asseestien conms1dssf
highest Medical II cf.hs age. aud " "a fngnsrA
most approved modern Treatment.
HE Ditf Tors. on fcl.cg OF past. feel lssufs
that theit lshof- la tbfs sphere hcncxolent Ell.
have e. or lrcat benf 81 Afflicted e.perl.<.,
~ 10 The Young, ass They have resolved 10 de,.
themselves. with renewed zeal 10 a. sess tn,....
IA AZ bot ..eh dt4ssacf cause
Just f1nlFNed hV The Assoc aton. Reporf 81.
Spefma1orrhea. 0T Seminal Weakness. tbe VIC ~
eases % tts SeNusl orrans. by conSultins SUI
geon. wiz will he sent ~ mail In sealed Letter
envciefc Pree OF Charge, o. receipt Of I've
stamp So POSTAGE.
@'ddre-s. ior Report or treatment rr J. sKrrIfy
HOO4 HOY. Acing SOretoa. Howard assoc.
len, 10. sonth Ninth Stgcsi. Philadelphia Pa
By order ortse Difcctofs
EZRA u. HrrkIAELL Preside.1
Gro. FstscRILD. Sccret.Gs.
HaIf L. Al. "
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"OoNe "s', 'spins ia value from "a ceDls 60 90
u slOp worth OF The above gifts Slli bs imrsr-
Tally ilsfihGi Il among purchasers lth ever, sloCe
l.wssi y'icss
All basts that Esans does not publish himself arc
bought dfect iFem the publishers aud in large quln-
tiles. books 10 snit every taste are 10 De found ON
his Catalogue at prices which would b. IA induce.
meni even without the gft system, which Offer. 90
many additional advantages.
works by the iaOst popular authors. living an A
dead. ia all styles, from The eOsy ~ ts pls
ava aubslantial, Al aslonI.hing ~ I. nIl.ts
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Methodist Hymn Books. Episcopal Pfsyer Book.
Btpisf Hymn books Catholic Prayer Books
lsuth.ran Hymn Books. Prcshl terrain "a Book.
Of an sizes. .~a bound ga al .yies. frase-iuc Tur
ke, morocco, Assique, Velvet. &c, v1th AID without
IL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


ls.hefehy gisfn that I viii. % snursss
the 10th dsv 81 April nsxt a. my wagon yars
~ tbe city - TsFts Hauts. sell 10 IL kishess
s'tte- one brown nare about ere wears OH
ssJ ifs hsrds hfes. The Sale vii 4,~ sn.a.,
vEaer Tie ttsfufe IL teffSy he espenses 81
kffping ssid mare slrag he a, az months.
Mach 23d Vs.. SAMUEL HAYS.
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The Ancient and Modern Poets

II. has ihf above In all styles Or binding from plan
oth 10 the fcst calf ana antique. - ali Glasses
~ pareha~ers. tie sells these ~ cheap any other
house IN the Codntry besides the additi.usl acyAn-
-. ...f. ~tft a Fl. a 10. ~. 4
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Fifth Year Of the Enterprise.
NEW LIST OF GIFTS
For 1890.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
e.. G.. EVANS

ArHIs ORIGINAL GIFT HOOK sroaE, No. sss
"A tncsnut street. fhHAisi phlA. Commences tsa
M Year. ~lth an eaisr<ea g4tafsgse, greater
refl az eius, increased facilities fsT tuytar Good.
snddaln business, aud tsGD~ prepared ODER gFe al
90 Inducements I. book bafefs thAa ever befsfs -
fine has proved thu, the oin system Is psrnsasnt
EkANN ls determined - prove that kslabiishhmsn al
scoafDete under that - stem la 1.-The raj aal
Impartial manner than any other. Having lived
dosn almost al epP0Sttoa, aud having the iesll-
macy 81 his plan u operation acka - lodged from
Maine 90 caiifopia he csR sHord % Do ssaeross.--
70, him, snd ladgs for yoaTsciI
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fro1 &-noraffe y ". thap.nan. IudEe Of kne r a
JGditisi Astfioi, inHians.
N.pisax. Ind. No.. -. lsSs.
Ia .Eso. ~. PssstfsFs a inll-ti. Otis.--Haslrs
used seecrAi smati btst'es ~ teur ~Casgh syrup.'
all ard IN ~ fa;hly ant having saen AZ Il
f-st- upor "th~rr. ~ INSTANCES 81 ere
eeiis an coughs. noe cassrUiis G<commrnd Il
. fnfalltbte fcmcty m all xach ca-ss n tht.
raa were T. general nae. .e,nfdentls believe =
iarre n.teFity - the eoic arcornpanieS h raErf-
taei Fot ttfmiasie % rrlsp u,9llsn. soaxs = az r.
tuaiy srrested. in 70 Lean see no nece--rv Cor
ANY, -ho ettain this remedy hc "a thus m ieeA
kcspectiuus y0ars. J. W. CHAPMAN
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A. H. FRANCIsCUs,
-No. 24I Market ,Sireef,
PHILADELPHIA, "a.

l. BtES-he largest and best assorted stock 81 lonr
N rce .arI,ct Chain. and Cotton rAfn-. 8ttting,
WA4Jirg. T~ines. Ccverlet Yarn. Bed toti.. k.h
sAaes. Rcps. "a eests Nosid, Lamp. cssd.e. carn-
ghias. Ilsrd SOD Fisid wicks ~ the city. AisQ, q
gre. sasetv a. Vf.r Nkrs. uhisb he wtli 80 a,
luaaxf.. - rrrs+ if 4t-f cosb price,.
la. -. leS9 r3nl
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Is THE ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
fer the rSid ard permanent cure II Coughs.
Ceids lnAnrnsA, bfcushits. iioppirr-congh q rour.
Ssfc ihfosi Be eslibc 3,las ld all disscs ~ tho
fhrnat. iares srd Chest. This remedy 10 saf. re-
tsh- sna re oolt eas u - he's frersd ii~cifa All
trr = retc<1 ~ al Ne abssr seases Tue te.it-
finnr - put h-d arc from dis.iuruis he'd
eitiT +sssrc ., asse = bo h-ss clred y IT,
marlr rorcF.
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~ tang y eo.i's Hair Restorative
~ v4al No. A.. HAir Restorative
~ V-Iue os,i'. Hasr ke.ioraiisc
H. udn. e01', Hair kcstoFatls .
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED
TRAN fHK
RICHEST DIADElI


Nstufcf Ova Ornametf,
>aiar~s Own t,rueBeui
Natlfs oNn OruaWtut
N4tal = Osn Ornament
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

<ms tine "a Questions OF rational administration in
respect 20 economy, becsnse hsve though, worthy
Ct yoar serious consideration bot am nee 20 say 70
you .he erss; question whether this country snail oe
iuled By this Slaveholding obgarcby, or by Zee
people such ss stand before me, transeends IN import
az al o. her questions. -,
There are other topics upon which would IKE 20
,peak upon Ga tina, cry which men see NJ iof tnen
own Interested purposes 20 utter tina. the Repuolcan
psry i urfriepdly TO the oreignborn cltizen shau
not spesk Of ,hs. to-day, except SIMPLY To eay mere
that brand il as fa'ssnood. Ny oSn course Is oe
fore You. No nan point 10 the act or "oni oil
nine which mas no. bIesthed the broadest spirlt OF
liberalty AID freedom for all without regarding the
country from which he csme and here enter my pro-
test, and believe protest in common with the he
publican party sgainst any such discrimination As the
Federal Goveiumen, has lately proposed to sanction
IN its Cas- letter while also protest against any such
scrmiI alton has been imposed by law in the
S:aes Of Soath Carolina and Massachusetts,.
There is another point Ia which should also IKE 70
STEAK ~ YOU, because regard a. vital. refer 10
the Homestead bill. The Republican party stands oy
the om.stead bill; tina. is to say, they stand by the
principle that il great deal better that the paoc
ands of the country should pass into the hands OF set
tiers that they should have al opportunity 70 take mp
tbose public lands with little price, and cnltivte
them the country looking for remuneraton Dot 10 the
price Of TIE land bat % the increased wealth. resuuos
from IN. set;!ers Industry. IL "a the policy OF our
party TO have tree homes for oil, and because this
Homsste al bill contributes 10 that end, We have III
dorsej il. know that The Democratic psrty IN the
State Convention irdorsed II too; bot what DO tney a,
Washincton! In solid phalspx they voted against the
the bill All the SHAREHOLDERS in the South, aided by
great body of the Democracy of the North, united IN
voting down that proposition. They so united last
Winter. They viii so unite sSain. WHAT good docs
Il do that your Democratic party here protest against
il None, We want votes and acts, not words.
Votes and acts tine Republican party have given for H.
and these they will continue TO gives aud tins, IN my
judgment: marks it as the parry of the people, and not
as the party of an oligarchy.
l have said now, believe, al propose TO say.
have not said it, under circumstances which sur
rounded ne, precisely as would. | have not, per;
haps. said sll would have said in the way would
have said Il, but have spoken 10 substance what
desired to say. i have laid before you, l believe,
facts trae facts. submit them to your Judgments;
and laying before you facts and in a.king upon tnem
your honest Judgment, l believe pay You higher
Compliment than / should by any exciting appeal
Whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

CnuReH BURNERs IN BUTFALo.-Itc BgDd.0 ConF-
er SAYS that on Friday evening last most dsoohcal
alteInp, made to fire ST. LUkes Episcopal Chafch,
on MARYLAND street Niagara. Ii appears thar the
church was entered by the ves;y door in the resi- anc
ser puronirg the Bible ana two prayer books use. 81
the altar. The work Of destruction commenced. Ine
rails in the front Of the star 9TH tue reaans aek
we torn down and considerable quantity OF san
isyschool books. after being mutila'et, we're stfewn
abcu, tie ves,ry hoor and then igned' the gas was
also turrod on full from every burner Win design 70
increase the combustion. The parties = IS supposed
retIeated BIZ the vesry door bat 10 accomplish TINS
had 20 pass ~ the kIdled msss sod IN oIter TO PIE
vent be blaze bsirg outside when they eit taey
placed over tn recipient hre the munster surPIee'
aL,cb bsiny al thick linen texture prevented toe e
milton. ON the entrance OF Saturday mornla. OF tne
rerson RIO hai % attend the snirg OF The church
melancholy sight, as may be sapPesed, was e1h 9.e''.
a.swsn tLh. il wss la.e IL the morning. wnen i ssl
necessary 70 enter the church the gss beng turned n
ard %yeiy windon e..set, AZ sv!l! sip.o'NH n.p''
have resulted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
ARIZONA.
AN INDIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

From Our Own Correspondent
TUBAC, Arizona, Aug. IL, 1859.
Every week, it would seem, am enabled to
chronicle an Indian depreciation" few days
since stock raiser residing in this vicinity started
with one companion for Sonora, taking with him
several thousand dollars to invest in cattle When
some miles beyond the line be missed his pistol,
which bad been left at the last encampment. His
companion journied on while he returned for his
weapon. A short distance back, before be had
reached the place where the pistol was lost, he
was surprised by band Of Apaches, aud, being
entirely defenseess, was taken prisoner. His cap.
tors robbed him of all his money and valuables, hat
shirt pantalOoDs and boots, aud lcft him start
uaked Cd the road. He made bis way 10 tho near.
est settlemebfln no very amiable frame OF mind,
obtained supply Of clothing, and returned home.
As this outrage was committed on Mexican soil, 1t
lie doubtful whether our military authorities can
take cognzsnce of it. This incident only affords
corroborative testimony Of what have constantly
claimed, that our treaties with these Indians are
not ~ be relied upon. II good faith on their part
existed, they would respect an American citizen
whether on our soil or 10 Sonora.
At banquet in this town last Spring there were
gentlemen residing in the Me.ila Valley, on the
in addition to our local society. The subject Of
lady residents was called up by letter ~ The
Missouri, Republican. which stated that there were
but sixteen white women within the Limits Of
Arizona. As every portion of the settled section
was there represented, We made q count aud found
that there were but twenty seven American females
within our borders, OF these three have already
le fl. and four others will leave within q month,
while but one has come in. There may have been
two or three arrivals at La Mesilla, but we have
heard of none The moral degradation Of all CON-
munities where Mexican population prepon.
derstes will for long tine prevent the inh1x Of
respectable families.
As there are few American families, there are
Tot enough children TO support school even Il all
resided 10 one locality. In our own village, there
is not q single American woman or child. The
great objection 10 all new countries the impo"i-
blty Of giving The Children the advantages Of edu-
cation, applies with peculiar force to this Territory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

SINGULAR FREAK An unmarried man, by the
psme OF Philip Fezusu resiing aoou. mil, tps
side of New London, OEeida County, csne 20 his
death few days since by the adoption Of a singular
and extTeordI AIRY freak. lie lived with HE mother,
widow woman and sbou, year ago be took IL mo bis
head that NJ ought not 70 eat anything but brea and
water He lived on that diet alone until about i've Or
Fix weeks sgo, when he again took notion thai his
hands so dirty thai be ought not 10 eat bread;
and water he would not drink only ~ he inspected It
in the bucket a. II fom the well and 30 netmes
lie would require that number of paisfol should bs
drawn before he would drink. For forty three days be-
fore his death be etc lot moathfal, a. bis mother -
positive lie would wash his hands frequently for an
hour al time. While he lived on bread, he wodld
,eoure that his part should be baked by .tsef, AMI
then be would break off and eat i a. he wanted IL
When he became 20 weak that be could not go
out then he would carefully inspect the water brought
him. It was q singular freak. He was doubtless
partially insane although ne talked pretty vel on other
subjects. Rome M ~ sentinel
A FUGITIVE SLAVE HCREIED OFY TO CASADA.-
The Vigilarce Committee Of this city have hsd reason
10 euppose within the pact two or three days that
planter of North Caroline had reached this city pur
suit of fugitive slave who left for the North day
quite eudderly about year since. The fugitive 10
question had obtained comfortable berth on board
cne Of the Eastern steamboats,, the ARRIVAL Of which
q. III. port the Committee believed, was awaited bJ
es matter in order TO arrest the fugitive. Accord
ipgly = Delegation Of the Committee proceeded
yesterday 10 Portland took the fugitive from he o?s
snd started nm at or :e the route to the br'.sh
Provinces. Boston TfavsleT, Vsh W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of County NewYork notice hereby given 20 al per
u having claims against THOMAS c. OAKLEY se Of the
CITY Of New York. merchant deceased 10 present the same
With vouchers thereof o. the subscriber The office OF OH
OAKLEY No i9 IVES, street. in the City Of New York
on OF before the h day Of September nextDaed New YORK.
the let day Of March, 1889 RACHEL oAhLEf,
mh4 law6uFr AcninsiHifI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New York. notice hereby given 20 al persons
having claims against ELIZABETH OSBORN, late Of the City
Of York deceased, present the same with yOl,hso
thereof subscriber, az the office Of REUBEN H. CUD-
IIP No llg Naast in the City Of York on or 3eors
the fourth day Of October ne1Dated New York The thFy inst
day of March, 1859. ROBERT BARNES, AapnLhrAt0t'
al IAv6uFs
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CUPREME COl'RT-City and County of New
~ yrrt-TVE sAXONVILLE MILLS ? .aintf against
ROBERT sIEENSON, Defendants ummons for money De-
uard ON contract Com. ser ITO he Defendant above
psuee You hereby summoned and rcqsired 10 answer
the complaint in this action which this day A. In the
Office the Clerk of the City and County Of Newfok 81 the
CITY Hal said city and copy Of your answer a. the
sd complaint On the subscribers their Office, No " J1Hn
street city, within twenty days aite The service Of ih.
summons on ycn exclusive Of the osy of such service; and II
yoa fail the said complain. within the time aoesal1
he .iu.fs this action all Judgment against yol r
The sun of eight hundred and fifty dollars and seveCiyesht
cent? 2it day Of August iAolsaui
eigL hundred fifty nine. beside the coats OF Ills son-
Dated New.Yogs September l, lsj9. coz WALLIS,
Paint Il Attorney,
.91oueup No 81 John.si-
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SCPREME COlRr-County of Westchester.-
- EDWARD D. WEBB against GEORGE X A. MIN.
tTTS- for demand on cnirs t-tC,u hot
ser TO the Aloveuamed Defendant You hereby sum
required the complaint IN th4s suor
which hss hlod the office Of the Clerk Of Ae
County Nesiches White Plains, in sad county and %
scdbers s,her Office No - street; City Il New
York within days aitcr the service OF ms summons N
We, Nehsiye Of the day ssch ard ia 20
srger The said complaint within the time AoIesass zoe plain
IN in this will take Judgment sgsirs yol Tor ,he sum Of
two hardr-o three ana $500 collars, WIN mercer
fn 2'h 6sy q NoyenbE thousand rsht hinded sii
LUDER 4 POMEROY,
aul law6sfT Faint;r : Attorneys
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~ York-JANFs 4. THOMPSON HORATlO Y. RICH-
ARDSON Ia GEJRGE J. SIT RDY 4gsipst ARCHIBALD
THOMPSON -Surrrous for = money demand cnuIsct-
y TIE Gon h-r-by summoned AID required 20
tn~,f tbe c,g tins ST winch 6ed In tue oce
81 he Clerk u The CITY and County % New York The 81
ety 4 August C AID 20 copy Of % the
49, complaint sscroeFs their oce No Bruai
49, CIV within dsys after the service here
o. esiye the Day Of zach service aud M =
- Nd comp, thin time Aforesaid he psnr3s his
su viii lake dgmont against yol Tor e ssn Of four hun
cf'd sDS thirty doLazs .d seventy wh n,efes:
fn re lsh day II December thoslrd esht ludrsd and
trysh besides The costs Of thi. action D atoi NesYoYk
trgut 2 it59. p. A w. v CARPENTER,
as llBtsF' Ne le9 BsosesSy L., Ps-,ia. A,.S.asya
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6teamboais an6 Railroads.

FOR BRIDGEPORT-Fsre so cents-The
I steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Peck slip, East River,
every NONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, MlZ O'Clock
non arriving In time with Bous0nc Nauguck and
New Haven trains