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but il Is elums.ly naie, and frequently reqares the
services OF one or two mep beside the driver 20 free
the cynders, when 'he crop is wet or badly lodged.
We believe /: msy be made bstfer self raker than
any other in use. Tho Vocabulary machine has
been received with favor in Great Britain, two hum
dred having been sold this year and las. by Mr..
Cranstop, the foreign agent, in fitssu months. We
desire 10 canton the inventors OF agricultural imple-
ments against riskiny much in sending their goods TO
Europe. There can be no question but that many Of
our farm tools are more eff Give than those in in
England but the pref ldices of English farmers must
10. be forgotten the peculiarities OF Their case
Farmers here buy new tools becsuse they Ike their
appearance sid Judge they ~ill do good work; far
mers in England do not. Taey wait for Lord tins
one or the Duke of so-aniso, TO spend their money
in experiment, and after ali die with solemn pjuoc-
tons on their grandchildren not to try new'fangled
tools. Hence, although American farm tools were
gloiitied in the lns,Ious success of Mccormick, in
1851 there have not been cold in all Europe up 70 tho
present time as many reapers as MCCORMICK
viii have sold this year from his shop at
Chicago; so, although Amerian genius has been
crowned afresb by the hands of his Majesty Napoleon
ILL.,, our inventors have no cause to corcude there
from that new fortune awaits their first shipmen;
of implements to France. An instructive chapter
might be written on The failures of American inven-
tons in Europe; not because many of them were not
rt.rate but because Europe is far behind Us in tho
ease with which it accommodates itself to new tools
New and then we hear OF some fortunate man who
does well with his invention but many more waste
their money in vain attempts to introduce American
tools abroad. Taking into account all who would
purchase American tools in England within ten years,
the whole country may fairly be set down as equal to
one of our second class Sts,ss-no and less.
Beside the home trade, there is certain expectation
TO the Colonies, but for those places goods might a.
well be sent from this country. Already considers
bic trade has arisen between the United States and
South Africa and Australia, and to some extent with
India
French agriculture is in very depressed condition
old tools used, and old systems in vogue in most
Of the Departments; and while the Emperor is max
ing strenuous efforts to improve their breeds OF cattle
and their farm practices there svery little disposition
to use our effective instruments ftillsge In Belgium
things are not much better. Burgess Key have had
their machine patented there four years and yet their
agent had succeeded year ago in getting into use
only single machine. Two Others had been made,
one Of which was at the factory, and the other st
Brussels in the Government Museum. There was
but one mowng-machine in the country, and that
the Eagle Machine, made by Nourse, Mason Il Go. Of
Boston-wss on the same farm with the reaper.
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WISCONSIN WooL.-The Mirankee Ses,iaei es-
Inmates the wool crop Of that State for 1859 at one
million of pounds. The average price is estimated
at from 80 to II cents a pound. At Al cents the
amount would be $4l0 900. Much of the wool was 50
badly put up that it brought inferior price, solely
from the neglect of the Every farmer in the
State could keep flock Of sheep and realize a hand
some income from the lambs and wool annually with
out restricting his other farming operations. Farm
ers have been so much given to wheat.growing that
the production of other articles has been compare
lively neglected.
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CoSSEcrIcUr WHEAr.-We have before us sam
pie of Napoleon Wheat" none the bettsr for its
name), grown at Windsorville, Conn, which is /"
handsome both 10 the heads and grain, IS any Cen
esee wheat we have ever seen. II is white Winter
wheat, almost free OF boards, and has apparently
very thin coat of bran, and of course will weigh
heavy. If such wheat as this can be grown in that
State it is tine it should do it to extent that would
make the people little more independent OF the
West for bread.
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An AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL IN OREGoN.-We
have before us the twelfth number Of The Oregon
Farmer published at Portland, which indicates that
agrie utural journal live in that new State not
whstandipg about half Of the population are engaged
in digging gold and hunting indians and other wild
game. Its stated in the number before that Law
ton blackberry plants were sold there last Spring at
$500 per hundred plants.
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CUPkEME COURT-Csttarangu County,
- Stanley Martin George Chamberlain, Eros C. Brooks
adninssior and Lucy B. Howard sdminsrsxiX Of Horsuo
Edson deceased J,mes e. Howard Bessy Edson Elizabeth
Knsnsn Fdea Chase Anthony Chase Lucy Stone George b.
stone Mevins B wn Samuel Brown Nsth,niel Edison
Leander Borden Evelyn Borden lawrence Borden n-z Dor
Ere Borden Lesnder Edson Edwd Edson Josna Edson
Fidela Ee son. Nathaniel Edson and Josiah Kipsman.
70 the above named epdans Gon hereby summoned TO
answer the compliant OF Stanley Martin paintn wmch was
filed in the Office Of the CLERK Of CsasuEls County, New
York June 1852 and 70 copy Of your snsxer on the
subscriber at Hnstae Cttasufns County Ne~forE within
twenty cay. the service Of This exclusive Of the
Of service the plaintiff will apply % the Court for The
lief demanded IN the complain. 49, -
An SIaw6wW A. sTORRS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The inhabitants of the city al which the Show Is to
be held are now invariably required to pay definite
sum into the treasury of the Society, and beside are
accustomed TO offer considerable amount in local
prizes.
With al the prestige of great names ard influence
TO support it, and the finest stock and implements in
the world to exhibit this great Royal Society whose
shadow now covers the whole earth, was unable to
draw crowd of more than two thousand persons.
It's annual income was then something like fifteen
thousand dollars and its funded property not far from
s23 eco. The moderate of the Oxford meeting
did net discourage them for they had enough money
on hand TO than pay their current expenses, In
GLIDING liberal salary to their Secretary and to offer
good prizes for those agricultural essays that have
CO attributed so much to its fame and the worlds adj
vantage.
Marching steadily along, becoming more and more
popular each year, and richer as it grew more popu.
lar doing many prsisewortty things for the agrcul-
ture Of England in all its departments it has kept on
its way until in 1857 we find the Society in possession
OF funded property of f9,26i, or $4,000, and
yearly gross income of $4,000. The expenses of the
Chelmsford meeting in 1856 Alone Is, go over
$2s eco. The prizes offered at the Chester Show last
year were,
Fer Live Stock Of all kinds.
Implements and Machinery .................. 30
Steam Culrvator.
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The PESSsYLvASn STATE FArR.-The State Agri.
cultural Society of Pennsylvania holds its annual
Show the last week of September q. Powelton, upon
the ground occupied years ago for the pur
no.a
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NORTHERN PASSENGER ROUTE by steam.
IN ers FRANCIS sKIDDY and COMMODORE, nom foo: OF
Lberty St. EVERY EVENING" except Saturday, tt O'clock
10 Troy via Rensselaer, and Saratoga Race Road 70
hall t6ere taking Lake America United States or Ca
NADIA parts Lake Cbsmpan, Montreal and
Pare Rutland e3 So Burlington 81 IS Pattsburs % %
pouses Point Sc Is; Osdensbnrg 81 Montreal S. % APP
ply gh tickets st TROY STEAMBOAT OPPICL loot
~
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DEGULAR THROUGH LINE TO CALL

~ FoRNlA via PANAMs on the IN sSd iS n o. sSy
TIC lformeTly In the Liverpool hneTbe above unrvaled
ssan,ship,. owned by the NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP
COMPANY being cited for the California trade one
a which will the wharf foot Of Csnast the 9TH OF 90
tober at D. m and smi-monthy thereafter The rates OF
ps,.sse and height be nabe by any other line
They large freight capacity and the arrangements Tor the
Of will be such as 70 chstge
comparison experienced Surgeon will be attached to each
hin.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHILA
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
and Express Lines leave New York at and Ill
M and and fare, S. Through Tickets sod Tor On
and the West Washington New Orleans aud the
South &C. and through baggage checked 70 Warrington N
. "' ' J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No viii be received trains unless delivered and
oh..t rcd fifteen minutes In Of the time OF leaving
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I OOK AT THESE PRICES of the NEW LINE

stee1sse So; Second Cabin 475 Frat Cabin, $780,
including Railroad Ticket
The avoite Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt Tnkle-
paugh will from Pier No North River, MONDAY Sept
J. M2 O'Clock m, connecting via Panama Railroad with the
seamsbip on the Pacific Ocean
Extra ne always at Psrsms insurins prompt
connection az the IsthnIus
The "NoTth Star" will succeed the Northern Light and
bsve New-York 10th September.
For freight passage apply to ID. u. Alien, Agent No.
Bowling Green, New York City
B. Al persons forbid trusting any account Of
the above shps owners
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NUFhEME COIhI, OUuNII Ut VUEnNC'
D-Edward W. Brady AIT Charles =. Joy, Daniel Chill
son Nagdsen. Boerl aud Syvsnus 8 srih Warren Mitch
ell aud r. Thone Esecuors &C. Of the las, vi and tesla
John Mitchell deesssed summons for relief Com lot
served: To the Defendants You hereby summoned and
qured answer the complain. In this aeton which fled
the Clerk the County of Queens Jamaica Long
Island opbe 18th day March 1857 and copy Of your
the said the subscribers at heir No.
80 Broadway in the city Of NewYork within twenty DAYS after
this you exclusive Of the day Of such
service and You the said complaint within
aresd the Plaintiff in this scoo will apply 10 the Court
for the relief deuaneed in The eomplsin-Dsted NewYork
March 18th, 1857. FIELD SLUYTER,
aug. lawlOgWsd Plaintiff At.ys, No. go Broadway.
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CUPREME COURT.-ln the Matter of the
- AsTOR BANK.-Noee j. hereby given ;hst require al
CREDITORS Of the ASTOR BANK 20 exhibit; and establish
thir demands before the Market Bank, II Pearl
and Bsekmsn, NewYok within thirty days from the date
hereof-Dated New York, Aug IL. 1889. -
ROBERT H. HAYDOCK,
Receiver OF he As.or Bsuk
wAKEMAN L LATINO, Attorneys for Receiver, No 50
rl..,a.sr Nv. " NIL
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OkRAUGUs.-ENOS H. SOUTHWICK, Zirss Howe and
Maids L. Howe EIecnors Of the last VIII Of Chester Howe
decreased; azais JOSEPH SKINNER S1san Skinner, The
President Directors ano Company Of the ChAuauq1e County
Hiram Hah Isaac Crooo; Warren Gill ChsIl-s C.
Hull and John Mon somery Adm-SummoDs for ReefTo the
above named Defeodsn,s You are hereby summo1ed 70
answer the compliant Of the above named Plaintiffs which
fled the Clerks Office Of County he oth day OF
June 1859, and q copy Of your answer On ne sub
scrber Randolph ~ y within twenty days after the service
suumons exclusive Of the day Of service aud you fail
said plant, hereby required the Plaintiffs WI
sppy 20 the Court for the relief demsnoed In the complaint
iya7 law6wW ALEX. SHELDON, Plaintiff . A,torny.
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nor SAVANNAH AND FLOCIDA.-The Anne
6teamboats an6 Railroads.

EOR BRIDGEPORT-Fare 80 cents.-lbe
Ut steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Peck slip, y. n every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY, al u O'Clock, noon,
arriving In time with Nausatucs Houssonc ana
New Haven trains.
Tor BRIDGEPORT.-Fsr 50e:-The steamer
II JOHN BROOKS leaves Peck.siip EVERY DAY a. Q. q,
THOs LOCkYER Co No. lis South-st-
nAY BOAT for ALBANY.-Steamer ARMk-
~ MA, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY I'D SRDAH'
from ke. u HsrJisoI- 81. q: o'c!oek o m
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Ranges.
3E and HEATER COMBINED.

" ANE's RANGE and HEATER COMBINED.
IA PATENTED SEPTEMBER, 1888.
The mos. USEFUL and ECONOMICAL RANGE yet introduced.
CHARLES KANE, No $40 B0wery, begs leave inform
phc that be bas introduced Of the USEFUL and
ECONOMICAL RANGES yet inverted Il needs comment
pufng; baking equal the Brick Oven and Heating the
above The model ia and simple in It's
and works with admiration, nbs who have had them pat
~ TESTIFY having Certificates which
CHAS. KANE, No. Sl9 Bowery.
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Uater Gurf.

IRE. ]. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE
and 0YNNAsIUM-Hetel accommodation Sf Irans'eus
"a Psu ,r: Bessss1a No. 10 BkssAs'st, Ss"'IGh-
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nUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromJ July
6, 1879. TRAINS win leave Chsnbersd Station {.
alOw,: Express Trsir. AID II 9 h, and m For H1a
rogshieepss ;;l5. 70 .na ils M fg5 Inry:swn IS a
Peeksh Sing Sing and TaTrytown Trains Eo Of ~
saona Paensers taken Chambe Canal Christopher
and Slstss Trains for NewYok leave Troy 45 and ass
NJ and s:% n; and Albany about is minutes later On
Sundays o. p A. SMITH. ssVt
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ECR BOSTON Ard PROVIDENCE Via NEW.
Il PORT Ya sALL RVEa-rhs splsalA ard suren1.
aesnei METROPOLIS. Cap. Brown g-w.Ys,r sT.sy
TUESDAY, THURSDAY ta6 SATURDAY Q. o'oloeh D. n
and toe EMPIRE STATE, Csy.- Brsy.on. On MONDAY
NEDHLSpAY I'D FRIDAY a. sloeA ,. Il, foa Pier Ne
Hereafter recEs vi - r.ssrtex secursl s,y sDvl
sAs. nrtil he sktl FAVE been pssahr
grssh; % Bos.on frvsrsed through Win ea 1sps,ch y
VIM BORDEs, As.ui Noa 70 .na II w.s.a
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting New Hampton with tbs Delaware, Lseka
wanna and w-se<n RaEosd and a. Ess:on with ne Lehss
Valley Railroad.
suSMLE AERlyerprxr.-Conu.ucinr Nay ls 1880 Lesv-s
Norh Rver a. 7:t and II IS n, AID =. T. or Sorler
Vile BY the above rains AID a. 5f5 TIE above trains
rec: Ezs beth xh ne EJersey Railroad which
esre NswYort from foo: Of Cou,sLa:s Q: 7:4o AID
n, ard ard s ?.
The M train fcr1 Nsv-Yorb rates cose connection
ct Es,.on With tee Lesn Valley Railroad, ard tAeres via
Ess. Pea1sylvtlia R.roa6 Reading vthou. change
AID eets Rssduk drec. for Po,;svs and Harrisburg
PLs-nsers for IL Delaware La ard Wes~rn Rail
road viii .esve ct 7o olyi for Lehsa vseJ Railroad =
JOIN O. srERNs, sapehDs.oaerA
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SUMNER MANAGEMENT.
On ard After Wednesday, June l. l5e trains wiz leave 9th
4 staten, EevYork A. olovs:
Tor Wlansbr.dse-7:45 and s:9o r.; $50 AID $50
gor White psins-il 80 q N. 400 ard 500 p.
Tor White Pans-6:l5 p. N. from WIFE AID CeH1eSA
Tor Dover Pisins@:90 p N.
Tor Albany - q M, Mail Train.
Returning vii .esve
Dover Plsins $50 q m.
White Plains, 500 AID 100 N. 500 s5de;oop n
WilHsrnstidse e:40 ard $50 q m: 100 AID P
w j. CAMPBELL sapefi,.ende.t.
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

TINTED STATES MAIL steamship VAN
u DERBLT for Hsvre via Southampton viii sail from Pier
No North River, precisely ~ SATURDAY, Aug a.
VII" "''' d. T8RRASCE' No 5 BowIns 0reen.
rieish. and passage reduced.
T'HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM
BREMEN. H. VESSELS, Commander,
vii sail positively carrying the u. y Nal.
SATURDAY, SEP. 8, a. Il ~,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taking passengers for
LONDON HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
a. the following rates.
prr Cstin, 300; Second Cabin, $50; s,eerase, SS6
Dor IgeisI. OF pssssge apply to -
GELPCKE, KEUTGEN REICHLLf
No "a Broadway.
V,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From Hew.York 20 Liverpool;
Chief Cabin Passage. ..........................6lS
Secold Cabin Passage 10
From Boston 10 Hverpool:
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin PASSAGE. ~
fERsiA, Capt. JHdkins. CANADA Capt. Lang
ARABIA Capt J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt Millsf.
ASIA Capt. z. g. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt. Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA Capt J. Leitoh
Yhese vessels carry clear white light A. head;
vesyboard bow red on port bow.
PERSIA, Judkns Leaves New York Wednesday Aug ~
ARABIA Stone. Leaves Boston "Wednesday, Aug
AHA, Lott. Leaves NewYork Wednesday, Aug 81
AFRICA shannon Leaves New Yorh Wednesday, Sept "a
EUROPA, Leitch Leaves Boston "Wednesday Sept
PERSIA, Judhins Leaves New York Wednesday Sept
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
Fhe Of thee ships viii not be accountable for oon
Aher Bullion, Specie Jewelry Precious Stones Metals IN
ss bills Of lsdns are signed therefor and tho value befss
ksTsin expresse6. For freight or passage apply 70
u. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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New. YORK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD
II loo

IN 1859 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1859
Commencing May %, 1859
Passengers Station New York. Of h.s and 4thav.
Entrance o 27thst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For New Hsven, H. (ex) l2:45, 5:l5 ex) $50 AMI
445 m. For Bridgeport z q tex) l2:45 3l5 (eI):
$780, and 445 For Milford Strafod fairfield Southport
l2:45 sl5 te1); $50, 4:45, $50 $50 Sor
Daren and Greenwich T. ID: l2i5 $50 40 $3.50 $50
o. m. For Stamford, (ex IN. l2:45 2l5 tex $780,
l55 $50 $3.50 For Por Cheter ard intermediate sA
lions, T. O. m 80 $3.50 445, $3.50, 6:39 .. H.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, sa m lex s:l5 m tex) For Hartford And
Sprin sh, Id {ex pmex For Connecticut River Rail-
road Montreal lex ana 5l5 (eI) to Northnnp
ton For New Haven New London and S.oiDgon Railroad q
a. M and 3:l5 D. M For Cans. Rallosd Northampton,
m. (ex) and l245 m. For Housetonic Railroad and
3B p, In. For Nsusanck Railroad. a M: 5l5 p. For
Danbury and Norwslk Railroad, 7, ga m, $50 p m.
JAMES h. HOYT, Superintendent
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Il TON for BOsTo.S and PROvIDENCE-Inand Route
he shortest ard most direct carrying the Easen Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel S.ons, anA
@. VANDERBILT Capt d. b. suIds in connection with ne
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, leaving New York daily (Sun'
syr exceped) from Pier No. North River hrst wharf above
of he Mail Train which leaves Boston $3.50 n
The G. VANDERBILT from New-York, Monday Wednes-
day and Hrdsy dom sonlnson TUESDAY Thursdsy and Bat
nrday.
day and Saturday; from Bennington Monday Wednesday Al
Friday. ..
md Boston, In the Express Mail Train reaching said places IN
advance Of those by other routes and IN time for AL u:
connecting north thai
pefer remain board the enjoy nights rest IN
breakfast If desired, leave Stonineon In the IA
train connecting Providence with the y train ~
Boston.
Pare from Providence TO Newport 50 centa
accompanies the steamer And sin tnrousf
each way
Vor pass.se oerhs f.sht apply beard the
steamer the Freight Office Pier No. North Rver OF -
the office, No. 10 Battery place June ~
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CREAT REDUCTION.-THE YANDERBILT

NREAT REDUCTION.-THE VANDERBILT
NJ EUROPEAN LINE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
SHIPS every fortnight between New YORK. southampton
and Ravre under mail leaving this side each sTnse
oATURDAY the other side each alternate WEDNESDAY
lFRoN NETWORK FROM HAvkE AND
roR soUTHPToE SOUTHAMPTON
ylxplRsiLr Lefevrs Saturday, Aug HlWednesdsy Sept =
ApIkI Saturday, Sept Ol Wednesday, Sept ~
OcEN Qusrk seabuy Saturday, Sept 2ilWednesdsy, OF
fAese Steamships have wser-tsht Compartments
PRcI PASSAGE either way tie same, vti.; =, 80
OCEAN OVEEN-lr cabin & 100 and es0i ID cabin, $50
Thi,5 cabn limited number, $50
Certificates OF Passage ,ued from Europe to America Specie
D. TORRANCE, Agent. No BOwins resn
Cation and oter Goods taken on feisht
CTEAMt to LIVERPOOL and LONDON, calling
- :. CORK TO land and embark letters and passengers The
Liverpool New.York and PHILADELPHIA Steamship Companys
spls CLYDE built Screw Steamships intended 10 s
FROM NETWORK.
CITY or BALTIM0RE,............ Saturday husT a.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, saturday, sePeuioe y.
KANGAROO. SATURDAY cePNHAoo1 n
AZ u o'oleck, noon, from Pier No a ~ X
RATES PASSAGE. -
Cabin from York and Phila Cofk or Liverpool 80
Cabin nom York aud Philsdelphia 70 London.. so
Third Class to Cork "a
London.
Retain ticksts from Liverpool available oE six months ScO
forwarded % Haye Paris Hamburg, Bremen ana
70 Antwerp BY this Line avoid the h and
calling St Johns The steamers proceed to Cora
Sef beisht or passage sppy office Of the Company
John q. DALE, No Is Broadway NeS foIs, A.'ns
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CURE CURE for PILES.-Ihe Medcine
- which the proprietor ofes 20 he public has been
t~sea for BY phys isn ,nd o;aefA a. s
In every proved certain cure Tor ne aDos-
ths, roublesme itching with which many are Acee AID
vhiss other remedies have failed 70 cure m, v-s
h~n induced 20 bling before public, and warrant f-s
cure in every In Of hsrr me mS1ey T NV, Re
NJ :, Prino-.., Boston. Sold wholesale and REAL By
HEGEMAN 4 Co, Ard BY Drusesn generally. Cssraessss
Accom- uSpy each bottle
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N Y. SUPREME COURT.-City and County
IN Of NewYoIk-THONAS J. RICE AGAINST JOHN GRIT
rIH, WILLIAM ROBERTS ard GEORGE KILLIOS.-
Sun for money demand Coc served
defendants You hereby ard
required The plant IN tais scn which ~i be
hd the once Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New
York me City Hall IN the City II NevYd,k and
copy the said complaint the snoscib-s
after the service Of this EXCESSIVE
Of the dsy Of such .ery and if you fail the said
plant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action
viii take udsnent sgsnst you the # hundred and
thy-on- 6sCo drsrs with n'eres. from March 1859 BE-
side h- sc,ion Dated New York. March H. 1852
BARNEY, BUTLER l. PARSONS, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint above entitled action fled in The
Office ClerA Of the City and County Of SewYok aore
said on the 9TH day Of August, 1859.
BARNEY. BUTLER PARSONS Plaintiffs Attorneys.
au0 law6wW
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BURDsAIL' AR sHsxs LlSiNkSr FOB
READ THE EVIDENCE
scaied 10 such Al extent ma;
NV pby,eau sad she must die bshed her heey with AMIGA
Lnm.p which gave Instant relief Continued ia Use AID An
h.nny 10 CAV ,he 10 perfectly sell, and bot sca-red
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