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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

erals seem still H. 30 in force in thst part Of the
cOu' try; 20 much co. indeed a. IN cub OIL the COM
munication b. tween Miramon and the o,ty Of Mot
leo. On tie 26tb Of june. oftega, Governor Of
Zacstecas, and commanding the Liberal forces Of
that State, defeated the Church forces under
Ramirez capturing all his artillery, aud taking
more than thousand prisoners. Thee prisoners,
it appears, were set at liberty, and en- appeal
made, with what result does not appear. to MIRA
mon to reciprocate BY granting liberty 10 Ur'ga,
and the ether Liberal prisoners in his hands. The
expect ed encounter bstween MiramOn and Ogazon
had not taken place.
Mirsmen, after facing the enemy, had avoided q
battle, aad had fallen back upon Guadalajsra,
upon which CRY be bad imposed a forced loa, OF
$4,000. The Liberals fatter themselves that by
a con .eptration of their forces they may either
drive hin out Of Guadalsjara or attack him sue
cess u in it, while at the same time they inter-
pose to cut off any supplies that may be
cent frem Mexico, or his retreat thither.- IL Is
alleged that in his retreat to Gaadalajar' he was
twice attacked by the Liberals, and suffered con-
siderable So; but this statement rests mereynpon
q letter from Mexico, which does not specify ene
sources of tn, writer's information.
During the absence of Mlramon, he is repre-
scented at Mexico by Corona, the commander OF
the garrison, bat it is asserted that the foreign
ambassadors, since the proclamati m of Zlloaga,
recab the authority which he had depated to
MiramoD, have declined to recognize the M1rsmoa
admi istration. This may be supposed to be
step on Their part toward bringing about thu
compromise between the cOntendihg parties which
they are said to have 10 view.
These accounts, coming from Vera Cruz, must
be received with some hesitation. If true, they
seem to place Miramon in precaricus position.
The dispersion Of the array which he commands
wou d be a blow to tie Church party from which
they could hardly recover, and mig ut dispose
them at least, to accept the offered mediation OF
the Foreign Ministers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

The Breckenridge meeting at the Cooper lnsti-
tute iast evening was gully successful far superior
in weight as well as in shrewdness OF management
and in enthusiasm to the late Douglas meeting at
ut TamusDy Hall. 1t is now evident that breck-
inr,dRe will receive full Ooe-half OF the Demo-
cratic vote in tins city, to cay she least. Read the
speeches aid then look over the list of the officers
of this meeting, and what prominent P)iticians
are concerned in the support of Breckenridge and
Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
To the Associated Pros.
WAsHIse1os. Wedne sday, july Is. 1876
Conversational Nominations.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, "Wednesday, July Is 1860.
The ID, motIatic Convent for the lid Dissr, of
this State hello Cedar Rapids yesterday nominated
Ben. III. Samuels for Cong ess.
ST. LOUIS Wednesday, July IS, 1860.
The Union County Convention 10 day nominatei
Albert Todd for Coz gress for the long term and fu
County and Legislative ticket.
SPRIscFnLD, Mo-, "Wednesday, Jolly IS, 1850
A. the BecknIidge and Lane ratification NEE siua
he d IN tits city the 10th list. he Hoo. &. w.
Prce WAS dominated r Congress in opposi ion ~ the
alton, and vii return 20 Nus oun in1ed stately and
CANVAS tn. District. tie will get large vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
Business Notices.
]. r. SrArFoRD's OLIVE TAR.

, J. X. STAFFORD's OLIVE TAR.
WHEN ouvR Tar Is INHALED. Its healing balssmicI
oSuss are brought In direct contact with the lining mem
lbraDes Of the
Throat Bronchial Tubes, and all the AI- Csns Of the
Lungs,
Relieving any pain oppression, ar healing any
Irritation OF inflammation.
WHEN OLIVE Tar is TAxKS uPoS SUGAR, II forms an
uueausled soothing and healing strip for coughs and all
Throat di-easss.
WHEN 0nyE TAR is APPLIED, it, magnetic OF ooncen'
traed curative powers render most speedy and efficient
PAIN ASSIHILAIoR.
Oiiye Tay Is not st;eky-dOes not diseolor
Finy Cents bottle at No. AZ Broadway, New.f FORK,
and by all Druggists.
J. r. SrAFFoRps
.. IRON SrLPHU PowpERs
Are soluble preparation Of iron and sulphur, identical
with that existing in the blood OF perfectly healthy per
son. Uniting with the digested food,
THKy REyITALIIg AND PURIFY THR BLOOD,
THSY IHrAKr EsEReY THE NERvous SYSTEM,
THHY isvIGoRArK TIE LIysR,
THaY SrRkaGTHAs THs DIGESTION,
THsy REGULATE THK SKCRRTIoSs or THE BODY
AND ARE SPECIFIC Yok ALL FKsALK WEAKNESSES
PRICK 81 PACKAGE
At No. AZ Broadway, New-York,
and all Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
Bell and Everett Ratification
MecrlnR

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Ju'y Is, 1860.
TIE Bell sDd Everett ratification here this evening 10
IMMENSE and tie greatest eDthusa m is displayed.
The front Of the Comt House is brilliantly decorated
with trabspaien,ies, hags notices. &C. The number
present lis fully double great attended the rAtica
Il n meetings Of etb.r ira, C, OF the DE 10 scy.
ayor SW, NJ IIesid,d. SPEECHES were N ID ty J.
DiAop Ronsn Fred Sley aud other distinguished
Ma,ylanders. TIE various Wa'd associations marched
with transl aIencies illuminated monuments drawn BY
liiical enthusiasm. Letters read from J. ".
Gerard and Ersstus Brooks Of New. York, Mr.. Ran.
doll b If New jersey, Le.le Coombs # kensucky,
and ether prominent membt 70 of the party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

The Walton Matthews inquest was concluded
yesterday. Evidence was offered to show that
The pri.ol or, Charles Jefferds was physically IN
c,pable of running on the nigh; Of the murder;
that eighteen months ago he accused walton Of
msltreatng bis mother, and threatened to shoot
him and that Walton had told his family phy siclan
,bst Mrs Walton and her sons carried pistols to
take bis life. After recess Of % minutes tho
jury found q verdict of guilty against Charles
Jeferds. The prisoner received tue announce
roept with frmness and eomposure, and SAID he
WAS not guilty, but by advice Of counsel would
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
Judge DOug,ss I'm BOstop.

BosI0s, "Wednesday July IS 1860.
Bowdoin Square and ali thu approaches 70 the Revere
House cos.ly packed last night In Response to
enthusiastic calls Mr. Douglas spoke about mnu
tIom the portico. Other addresses were made BY
Oliver Stevens, the Hon. L. X. Smart of Maias, aud
E. C. Bailey, Editor of The Boston Herald. Previous
TO ibe speaking several hundred citizens shook hands
with Dir. Douglas in the main paIlor Of the hotel.
The Annual CONNIE pceuent exercises 1T Harvard
College to day have attracted au unusual thopg Of
vnnors. The Governor, Executive Council. Mr..
Douglas and other persons of office and neuce were
escorted 70 Cambridge Uy the National LaLcsrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

There was q meeting of the friends of Gen.
Houston at Schenectady yesterday. 1t was not
largely ATTENDED, nor was there much harmony in
the action. Gen, John S. yao Rensselaer, OF
Albany presided until toward the close, when he
was charged with not being friend Of Gen.
Houston, aod be left the char. Al address was
adopted in favor of Gen. Houston as an idde-
penoeDt candidate tor the Presidency. Com.
Stockton OF New.Jersey was Damed to ruu on
the SHINE ticket for the Vce-Presidency. A.
COMMITTEE was appointed 70 select an Electora
ticket and the meeting adjourned amid much con
fusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

The teachers in the public schools can now be
paid without dela,-a President pro tenn. having
been elected last evening Andrew ID. Green,
ESQ was tho successful candidate for this honor.
The report of the Finance Committee on the
Fourth Ward teachers was taken up aud adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
To advertiser.

Owing to the recent great increase in the circulation
Of TEE DAILY TRIBUNE and the necessity Of putting the hr
form Of the paper press early hour are Compelled
20 give notice 70 our snds that hereafter all advertisements
must be handed O'Clock In evening with the SIN
se exception insertion the Business
No.ees on the fourth page Of the paper That class Of adse
tseen,s received until hour but others can be
aiken after O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
Democratic State COnvcntion.

FkAkKfORT, KY, Wsdneruay, July 10 Tow
The D.mocrstic Ssate Convention WIS bold IN tha
city oday. Seventy seven coun were represented.
Clinton McCauy. ESQ.,. was UNANIMOUSLY nomnsted ~
he Cle,k Of me Court Of Appeals. 10 The evening
rem nnsd In AN able au eli qaeu, speech, protesting
IN. dsyo,ion 10 the Union aud no Consultation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
Election I'm Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wednesd,y, Jal, Is, 1860.
The election Of City Treasurer, to-day, 1T In
the choice of. H. Tescn Republican by 932 majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
Movements OF ex.President Van
ulusen

ALBABY, Wednesday, July IL, IcoU
Ex-President Van Blu On and John Van buren, were
u lie city to-day. They are on their way " SaAroa
Springs. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
Fire at New.OrIcans.

Nlw-ORLIAss Wedn. sday July Is, 1850.
is Real & Co.'S haId~ar store was destroyed BY
DIRE to-day, and the lire is ssill raging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
.Aesp:Qurk Dailp Gribn,le
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1860.
TO CORRESPONDENT

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We cannot underAk TO return rejected Communcstlont
Business should Ia all be addressed TO INK
EBW-lOKk TRIBUNE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-14
Notice

i Hereby give nrf.cs o. ell rersras uha EraH
ihrms-Ifrs iutftnt g. 6nes HanHi sntsr
~ nois af sfr 8af fo r1f- f1ruaFf ard settle fhs
sane af 0ner oI fheF ell aff .hfh sfflaati ssf
n1frs is ne hsrfs 81 aa ratrf 80 eonsciila
~ KEaEEF. CommItes
appeitisi 10 trfiis sli ciafus.
Iassg 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-14

GUVgI GVVS!g

TUgT received aas Dol o. double st4 sihf IL
j Baurl q dts also
Cots rsrrautE pisf1lt.
Psufrf Flatss. Shot Pouttes
Prufff aud esefof BE- hast trsrfs
Nre % 80 THOMAS FAWIfNa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-14
MARRIED..

In R-rryviiie ~ 1us~dav moving issi. bv The
Re-. Mr. Whie Mr. wM. n. MOORE, 10 MIS-.
AMELIA W. BEARD. daughter OF the late -.
AleIEader Suaiib. al tthts c"1f y.
o. the 2tih al, ~ r. Geo G. Broose, NJ.
ESQ. r LEWIS sbi Miss BETTE LENOX.
On HI esth ole Is Rev GEO g. Brooke. Nj
JOSEPH DUN.ilN 20 Miss MARY r. FRITZ
Ga The 29ih nit ~ The saa~, Nj. HENRY c.
NIcEwANNER 20 Sis, j. BLINCOE
Ia Sherhctds'ouh. on Tuestsv week ~ Rev.
Isaac q ibson, Mr.. CuAS LAMBERT. totGier-
~ 81 Frsc,rick Civ, Nd. go Mis- MARGARET
E.FREEZE. daughter Of Mr. EcrizHih fTevLs,
all OF ShsphsTcsoWu.
In Bruce,o~a oa ne alS MI nv Rev J. s.
gardner. THOMAS. CLEVENGER cod Mrs
REBEccA MON TGoMER1-alio % Fttdefick
cssaiT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-14
DIED.

ls Clarke coontF, 90 Friday June Isl. ELIZA
l.. CARTER daughter e - N l. aud ChaTiour
A. Carter, aged year and mouihs.
o. Suutsr week. Mr.. JULIA A. BRoSiUs,
Ct Mauinsturs, m the SD year Il her age
% he 3i,t ulL IDA MAY. inlsni daughter Ct
Alfred at Asfy A Miller. e Mariinsburs, aged
feet mon'hs su1 r.raisrn cay.
On the - iava7i. after = brief lilres., Mr.
TEREN.E MCCORMICK. OF ibts countY, in
the am year 1t as age Wctthy ytGbg gentle
mau ~ho leaves on aged iaitef and molhef 10
lancet his early cts'h. lie vssa csstidatr At
the iai- election Tor Ci o. D.stflct Offices 10
No = and received q rr,rst'ab!s vote iTrm those
Who wrfe Pfqnatrtft v ib atm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-14

UNes cssr.ios PsFrs.-Ths pUeiiesiion 81
. vigoSossesmpsisu psPc' Ia wssbingtos, under
,h, su'p'ers OF the NAhoBsl Union COmniues,
Ne, b~vn ds,rmis.5 upon. The 6's, huuesr uiii
BE i,,BeS 10 is~ dsys, sn1 large scitioa viii
~ p'ip,st watch ~ill be circulated n every ace
OF IN. cossiry, with the ool~e, Of siviuE gsHefsl
plblciy to The en'erpris- The title 81 the pa
p.r v IN - The Union Guatti
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-14
Ten Thousand Buyers Wanted.

bIecfIren Establishment,
On Nars Nr,ei, ChdriSffoi1a, Frgi4ie.
'lNHE autsTsigEsd has 90 hand ard Is e5ssias,l,
II ~snoisctu',ns 81 h's TN udRE. SI-OTE
hNo 1IRON ESTi LISHsfE.N Vt,
IN Chsflrsfown every dr.sirtIon OF CulinsfI
WAts' sssAiis ioaad ~ he me @! bosiness- ado
81 ne Lest matcrtai snt ~ strrftsnrrd ur~kmsr.
ne s'oes noE N bis Wa. Room. con ri.et
10y ossin' sfi,cie knUvn 20 the houseseeret
and any afiici- esHed tor Of any staoset on Cco,.
desired Gao te iufbtshef vuh dssrs'ck
hEons : - s'ors Of Tin Ware risy be founs
COVER POTs cfthe ...t srprcr~i p.,,~t,.
tIILhsnkR sFii.. Stc.-5~r., Caks ser,-a
.Ahk CUTTERS pavr Bos.s
PATTY PANS 81 VARGAS patterns.
bASlNs, Chsatsr Ware Pi,fhef.
hhAStres 81 al s'sss ssd Psintsd Teil-, " are
his ''oe I. Of SH6ET' mos VAN. ,crn-
nrt>-s rr-rr arriie 70 - Cuihaaty asJ IIey.s.
krePtng department H. sock II
~ Il ON Els.
emofaees eNrfY Vsfis,y "a No5.s ad-Co'' Slow.
a""ns Shieh NAY be ioart The ial.ow inr prIov.
tsi,oa Goa stove. size, seoseb@.s CosL. ZEN,
Lstist \. Stoss Cottas,r 80. 60 ~
D"hsess k"s,t .sss y..psr sts,. s.,,.. Gel
NAi,ea'd Cook. = ssss Cfssisa Capital. ,,s.,
PIr'~,as' coaE. ere. R.d,.ls1.a .,..
foo-s Aa.er'e, ? s's'' nsEIs Temple. .iI,,
Potable Gfs.rs.AIfF.s
also faf'o-' s'sf SouaErr, sbt Frsnklin, al
POSSESSING ever facility kuowp 10 ID, bu,is,..
n - prepared a. al times 10 sErents uilh ~, a.
most pr IN p'usss. az kiads OF
BUILDING AND Jon WORN.
Tic RoohrK linking and spoutins don, 70 ,,g,,
atf IN me best mABuer
Merchants ds,iious Of rsrlcnisbing heir STOCK
o. IN or Ssctt Iron Ware. will hna IL 10 their
aivaniage 20 deal with rae. shslImak, liner
al Discount e. merchants hen articles are bourht
y ihe quantity. ! shall also take ~ sEehsnFriot
tn Ware,
Rag RI Ma.
BcesRaE Otd 60,
wool GA ~
Shr~qskins = n 4 Pc,
'ThaRkful TOT past iarofs and utrb S,,,,,t,,
toe TO merit the iacreasia patronage 81 ~.
community respectfully soiicit a can from IN
Nh, 'e'ue rnrchasing Any article in my line az
TO please
SEQ, -. 90 ALBERT MILLER
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~. MRS. WINsLOW. -Aa elprgls

a. MRS. wINsLow IA eIpr5isbees
~ nufsr aud female phys,cisn hss s1ofh-
tnE syrup tor children iesibiIg Watch errAtiv IA.
f'"s@s ne process 81 treihisr ~ sUtisuira 10
Epnf, reducing 81 ifAsmmaitun 30 siiay siI
Pata' aad - sure 90 trau.afs ne towels - psrd
SPe1 mOihers. b. q iii give t'st 10 youfs-ivsr
sad feltsi SOD heavy i0 suuf infann Psft-stIy
81, - al eases Sc atyrffiseEent 10 auofhsf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-14
Servants Wanted

II fesifs o., psf.hsse NEGRO WOMAN
sbo asst b. f1of corF usshrr srf Ifrfsf
ed e iisrlv MuLATTC GIRL, of coed -hafac-
frf. about 10 ef IS yeas "a aFr frfa rufrs -
furf aa frfifr
Jsa % 10 JAS u FRAZIER
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\ " fE u
YALE %,
issr 50
A CUEr,
tts-d Nsv
ksoW 50 "a.
aissat,sfae.
ons ubO4.cd
ff~fFarr IL
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wBALTIMoR AND oHioRAILRoin
1 CARD TO - SuFFERIYG,

IT, The Rev VuIItN CassHorr while ia
~ bosiHgass u,isst-Usfy In Jafaa. was cured
- CusssmPttos. wheB 81 othsr meta, had G.iT.
- ~ recipe oftstaes fscn irsrnsd physisisu
Ts'frE ~ thr greet rity % irddo. The re pc rs
cared Efsst uunahrrs ~ DO vefe suH~ft.g frru f8t.
ss@P,'0n, hrsscisis. sers ThFnst. C5oEh. sod Colds
Asofdsu
DesFoas q b-nsfttss sihsFs " iii seai tLsr recipe
sh'cA have brosght home -tth me o. Ell shO nrsd Il
Tree 81 ehsrEs. -Adfrsss
REV. WM CpSgEOVE
40 Fuifaa Av~uus
nay ~, '6o-aR Brroklyu.N n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-14
Commissioners Sale
SATURDlE, ihe asa JULT, 1850,

~ 'o.lnutnF rfnrFfV w
TIE HOME YARN cf ptrh Gr-q- R.it
ei~f ts'frf. De- ne tounf of % ..tfrr. so ur1t
sairb .au % B.IF zoe u-i.ss r.a.tItura ..ai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-14
Charlestown Academy.

TUE ensuing term 90 this InstiiaiiCu will com.
Il mrucc Ga WE'D y ESDAY Fsbruaty 1T ana
continue i've mnaihs, uutef The sharEe ai Ae,sf.
Cfaighiii as,lsnt
TIE II MS
For Instruction 10 he Classical and
Mathematical Department 60 90
u The ofsiuafY btascGss % Fog
tish ka
Tor Scs'ian q Eve months
Erira charge Tor French
To Arpiirap,' Scr admission must snrsre to
ceniiaHe I9si iAe GAY 81 admission. o. The cad 81
lhe actst'n NJ te'pciioa iof absence Pupits
from disisuce can b- accom- mclat~I with Road
Sat ne house Of he FfiRctrsl o. MfsKsstl's
OF NnnfRfass' 90 reasonable ieTmp.
by exclusive ant uafifine atirnfiaa 10 The gt.
lies oi he's profession. Mr. s wdl sudravour toss
serve o. be hopes 50 secure, iibsfui share .
public patronage.
JOIN } sANRoRN. F,iaeiraI
JAS y. CRAtGuILL. Asa5lssi
Jaunary ~ t~gn.-u
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SODA EyA.es n.

\ NN1hILAIJN" tuHILR -tst vi
=. '.t' 80 f... fI.t sr..ftr Cf,l
,oach.. BEE BvE'. Moth Nr,qri.,,. rI,,.
"a, tiea' GaGtrn fn.rcs v,fofsr - 49,.
40, az 'msi', Isst icceitso aed frf.a.ny
N'1 o, BtLLtR = BURNETT
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Special Notices
DR.. wIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

4
BtvaHK ~ -or~ rrErF5rs-TsEE cNtT rnE GES-
SJEE -Ess'y tling Whira 4 tcatiY vaiaAsie am
which ccsi, be o. veHioT in- honey q r--eatch
10 san -,t 10 - aas~iy eoaat-ffttst Jhts - en-
PhAncaNY tur ease VIII Wtsras's B.Lsan 81
WILD CHeRsV Ar iagal1asfs qJalt;irs snd vel
sI'uri fesEauIn q uhteh ~ csrista, sac
speedy AIT uesrr fdiire fcurfg To- cough.
Cods IA 'afssEe-s kruhchii's Nhtcpi-r Cough
Group, Oainsy S-tn4.a iriiatuks Inflammation
Of iar fhG0si, Lungs Aal Chesi - ~etTast that
dirc disease, CVRsuinptioa. have indnc-d unprin.
eip'cf spectators ia th- lives sud tealth Il the
co'aaiaity o. paifz upon IA ruvcaFy atseya.
BE, sITbes. Aad arictef,0us iniiaian cf tue true
sst ouIy GsSUtNE BsLs4H, thus net only iuhirt-
isE q iss'isg injury upon The sick bat rendering
nsmsslEsS, according 20 lste trcisions 81 The
CsaUs Liable ca eJiu4tasl prosecution, which, Va
proper u'as, vii he commenced sgaia-tth-m.
The recipe Tor thu preparation 90 TIE GGsrISE
BsLsAa has been in pJssrssi0a 1i the pTe.rnt pro
pre- otS !or nearly NcBty ycsI- And with those
80 have Used ~ nert, o. rrcOuiums
Sdeh letters a. the follow 90 ilrm merchant
are daily Teetigs1
hiLraan. Ds'sasfe Oct. % 1855.
W F0vLv CO B3sicn--Pira.e send me
. supply a. WisrAss BAI,4N ~ 40, rrarysut
Asd tarfe 10 graf crmsna 'or i,; r. ~ -risr
Soat-r' 81 cures cBrshs, Asthma, wkoerias
Cough al Con'snpuln uiihos, si- Thtts
las Seyef netn aAy ot the CcGulrr here uEti VOC
ssnt me = lot some giLht sll,g. tug bseuty Of tbe
JACOB Y. FoULK.
RtHEHIEs THEErTrES 1.. 80 SEEK hcaltA thaI
The onig geHuiav Ia fLs hFftiea s.sr anne Of. 4
BU is a. well "a ~ rfit'e1 "a ne ~ me Pro
p'ist5fs SETH ". FOWLE L co Be.toH -
Ia 0aaiie ~'sp1rr Take rr s,svfi o. we're
ucasg as'ri sHd acai.a i~yo--;ix-1
Prepared by =. W. FoWLE Co. Bo.ios. ssA
fet sec bV
htLLE9 BURNETT. saa {cs..s,,.
a. n. CAMPBtII. 'ia ''s~~.
q HANCOCK. Sssssif REAL
SMITH \ soy, Htdaist-ay
TlMBERl AHE \ sUtiLfTE. F'-ro~.
JOSEPH a. AGEE & Eafps Essyy
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-28
Notice.

ZANE McCCLLOCH who is a non resident Of tho
y State Of Ohio, Eleanor Smith, of the county of
Linn and State Of Iowa, and Wesley +. Criss, Of
notice that the State Of Ohio, did. the 10th day
Of March, A. y. le6O, file its petition in the court
2t Common Pleas within and for the county Of
Holmes, in said State Of Ohio. against Asa G.. Dim
mock, Ann +. DiInm2ek. Archibad Fisher and Rob
rtFlsher, the said Jane McCulloch Eleanor Smith
and Wesley T. Crise defendents. setting forth that
the said Asa G. Dimm0ck and Ann i, Dimmock
hi. wife. did. on the 18th day Of December, A. ID.
l-i3, execute and deliver to said plaintiff mortg-
age in lot number lle in the town Of Millersburg
in said county of Holmes to secure the payment of
t232 W with interest at per cent. per annum pay
able semi annually in advance from 18th June. le45
according to certain bond referred to in said
mOrtgage-and that since the giving OF said mortg-
age the said Archibald and Robert Fisher. and
the said Jane McCuloch claims an interest in said
premises a mortgages under said Asa G.. Dim
mock that said Eleanor Smith claims q dover in
terest in said premises, and that said Wesley T.
Criss, pretends to hold title to said premises de-
rived from said Asa g. Dimmock subsequent to the
execution and delivery of all Of the said above
mortgages, The prayer Of said petition il that
said Asa q. Dimmock mny pay said sum claimed to
be due with the Interest thereon in default there
Of that said premises may be sold pay the same and
the said Jane MeCulloch, Eleanor Smith. and
Wesley I. Criss, are notified that they required
to appear and answer said petition on or before
the l4th day Of July A. d. 1850.
REED Il CRlTCHFIELD,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
May Il, lssO-n-3y6