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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01
MEDICAL. -r..l
ConSumptiveS.

An equal and normal condition Of the bloed u
health. An abnormal, that is TO soy, On excess
I've or deficient tirtulution Or stagnniion OF the
blood, 10 disclose. To illustrate torpieiiy Of the
Liver is caused by slngnntion OF blood IN that or.
gan; diseases OF the Kidneys, I'M mnution 6f the
Lungs, Disense Of the Heart, DC, by The tshS
cause, numelyi Improper circulation; and horn
the same cause spring all minor iorms Of disease.
To discover certuin cure then for these diseases,
the f.st great enquiry necessary is, What causes
the blood to cit culatei
For centuries it has been o matter Of much
study among scientific and medical men; and as
many experiments have been mude, and much
labor expended upon the enquiry, II has been left
to this century among its other wonderful in.
crease in knowledge, to make this grand diseor'
yer, also. . "a
Acknowledging that lie is the gift 1.-THE Crea.
tor and that ''in Him we live and move and have
our being" we still venture the remark, that rs
the planets move IN their spheres, ana al yesets-
Bile life is governed by certain absolute laws, SO
animal life is trnceable to fixed cause, which
removes or destroys and death, the certain effect,
follows.
them to be compounds Of iron, sulphur au6 pbos-
The air we breathe, we know to contain very
large proportion Of oxygen.
Oxygen brought in contact with metal evolves
or emits electricity.
electricity brought in contact with muscular
fibre, causes IL to contract.
These facts being indisputable we have now
the solution TO the motor or motive power OF
the heart. The oxygen in the nir We breathe
coming in contact with the iron in the red corr
puscles of the blood emits electricity, which COM
ing in contact with the heart TO contract,
and hence the rover which expels the blood and
sends il tingling through the remotest arls ries--
| What then, are the causes oil COhsumptt0nV
DTopsy, Palsy, Paralysis, Dyspepsia, ST.
! Vitns' Dance, Epilepsy Fever 4 Asues
&c.!- deficiency Of the red corpusclcs contain
ing the iron, sulphur and phosphorus, that causss
deficiency Of electricity, and consequently au
abnormal circulation. The blood becomes watery,
colds and bronchial complaints aud prosuaiiop
ensue-the sufferer becomes nervous, and subject
to Rheumatic pains and neurag complaints OF
the Liver and Kidneys set in; in short, almost
every type ol disease but viruent fevcIs, may be
traced to this deficiency in the blood, OF Ihs cor
puscles or red globules.
Old age causes deficiency o. corpuscles, and
while we do not pretend to say that we have dis :
covered the ''elixir viie," we do say that life oA
be materially prolonged by the use Of tho
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01
Particulars Of the Brilliant Affair q
Hsrper's Ferry.

/
On the morning of the l6th inst. At half
past oight o'clock, Col. John W. Gesry of
/ tile 2Sth Penns ylvania Regiment, and about
400 man, composed OF tfractions of Companies
A. ID, f and q Of the 28th osylvsnia q,
/ | aud X, 18Th Massachusetts, A, o, aud X Sd
Wisconsin,. aided by two "Amatours' (Judgo
Daniel McCook aud Benz q. Ovens OF Hi.
noisy wore attacked BY twenty five hundred
or more of the rebels, including tho cele-
brated cavalry regiment Of Col. Ashby. Tho
rebels had slx pieces OF artillery-tour OF
them upon London Heights south, aud two
! upon Bolivar Heights west, upon the
CharlestOwn road. midway botwoon the Po-
tomac and the Shenandoah rivers, and
milo aud q half back of the Ferry. The
robos first drove in our pickots from Bolivar
Heights, and then began cross ire upon
us, which lasted for several hours. Their
cavalry charged into Bolivar, but we're
driven back by tho 81 Wisconsin boys, aided
by shells from Capt. Tompkins' battery,
|, which was upon the Maryland Heights,
oast of tho Forry.
Two Wisconsin compa Lies, lod by Capt.
Horny B5rtram. mado a desroTato charge
upon tho enemy's guns and took n 80 pound
coiunbiad, but wore driven back by caval-
ry charge aud heavy firing from tho vicinity
]
around US as thick US hail, making q noiiso
uver us about like that of train of cars
whlo crossing bridge. Capt. Tompkins
Ut this time turned his guns upon Londo n
Heights. silenced all their guns thore, and
scattered tho euomy, who were seen in
groat Dumbors. The two rebel guns upon
Is ,livar Heights kept up constant fire
with shell aud cannistor until about +. NJ.
aud our uon we're gradually advancing upon
, them under cover OF tho houses, breaking
JoSn the fences US they went to tho wes
: end of tho town, whom Lieut.. Martin, with 1
, piece of artillery belonging to The 9th Nov
4 York Regiment, came to our aid aud hret
!. upon the euemy with torrible cffoct, ad
= vancing at intervals. accompanied by Col
!, Goary in person The men fanked righ
!, .nd left, considerably in advance of tn,
i pieco. and dopoyej oblquoly.
J, The Wisconsin men, commanded b,
Capt. ii. Bertram, wore on the left tn,
Massachusetts men. under Lieut.. Jackson,
, PUnnsy lvania company, and ono of th'
/ "a,natours, composed tho right wing. Col
a Goarv. Judge McCoOk. and the balance o
tho Pennsy ylvanians. wore in the center.-
, Our brave band. with universal shout TO
tho Union. stormod tho hoights Of Bolivar
/, drove the enemy in tho widest confusion
I from SmsH"o0ds WOODS. recapturcu th'
, 80 poundor and two ammunition wagons
disabled several of tho enemys officers
took four prisoners. including Chaplain
Billy North. Of jefferson county, Va
The rebol Coloncls cap was among th'
trophies he was shot from his horse, ap6
romounted and made MS escape. Ino rooe''
! could not STAND the hre OF our arti''ery anu
Eniie:d rlfos, SO they ned TO the "oods
, noar Ha''to~n, ana oegan she'''ng US WIN
{ the only remaining aVs'an,e gun they hsd
, len but our shells soon sl'onoed n-one O.
thou, s'rik'ng tue reoe' ca'sson, canseu
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01

SECEssIoNIsTs BY NArURE.-Take notice
thst wherever you find n snob or funky--
malo or femaIe-you find u Secossionst.
There seems to bo u sort of electrical al
fnity that draws tho species toward the
thing. One encounters ut times specimens
of the kind in socioty--braiDioss creatures.
who, unable to feel what there is noble and
dign6ed in sharing the Identity ofa great
ration, drivel out their feeble and idiotic
sneers, and think it fine. arlstocratic thing
to DO u Secession.st. Thoso miserable toadies
are Infinitely more offensive than out.and.
out traitors. II sometimes becomes duty to
squelch an insect Of this kind; do il. though
tho operation disgusts you.-Erchn"ge
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01

REIMBURsING THE STATES "A Washington
dispatch says Secretary Chase has advanced
to the States forty per cen,um on account
of their expenditure for troops called into
service up to month ago. as follows :
Illinois. fonr hundred aud fifty thousand
six hundred dollars; Ohio, nine hundred
thousand Wisconsin, two hundred and Ave
thousand Michigan, ninety.two thousand ;
Iowa. oight thousand Pennsylvania, six
hundred and six thousand; Vermont. one
hundred and twenty-two thousand Massa
chusctts. seven hundred and seventy five
thousand; New Hampshire, two hundred
thousand.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01

THE season of the "sere and yellow Loaf
is hore with oil it's deepening shades of q
dying year. The woods are still beautiful
like old temples as they are. but yet sombre
and full of low mournfrl whisperings -
But there 10 wealth in all these that
makes tho harvest full and enduring.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01

ARaISe IN IowA.-The Governor Of Iowa
has issued a proclamation direc ing all able
bodied men 10 the State to be immediat ely
organized into companies and regiments for
State defense, and calls upon citizens to
furnish arms. Hunting rifles and double.
barrcled shot guns. no says, although no,
the hest, arc good arms in the hands OF
bravo men.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01
Ayers Cathartic Pills..

ron THE CURE OF
Co,tirsnsss, Japidice, Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Dy,entery Fom Stomach. E'ysipeIas, Headache,
Piles, Rhemn,atisni E,rg'tions and SKIN Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, 7stter. Ts.mors and
Salt Rheum, IYornis. Gomt, Neu-atyia, as
Dimsr Pin, ard for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
best apcrient in the world for all the purposes of
family physie.
Price Is cents per Box; Five boxes for $1.0o
Great atnunbers OF Clcrgymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personagcs, have lent their
to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, aud the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put of by unprineped dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYEn's. and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there for them, and they should
have il.
All our remedies are for sale by
A.CoOK and JOHN NICHOLS, Chardon; {
S. Field. Enst ClaIidon, Cleveland & Son, Bur
ton; J. NJ. Thompson, Middlefield Herrck &
Gaines. Newbury e. & CIR Harmon, Chester
X Roads; and by deulersin medicine everywhere
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01
SUGAR COATED

TllESE CELEBRATED PILLS have
l. gained decided reputation ns q sure, safe
and effeciuaI family medicine, over oil others in
use. For S'ck Headache, Foul Stemach, DysPep.
sia. Liver Complaint, Costveness, General NebI-
ty. Bilious Complaints, de- &c, they are unri.
them used than any other kind; See Circulars
For sale by every druggist and merchant IN the
country. Also at wholesale at l6l, Ontario ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio. G.. G. NORRIS,
Genial Agent for Ohio, Mich. and Indiana.
5eIIy
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-11-01
MEDICAL.
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.

III, !']I!''Al!
ZPHARMAcYA
DIR. RCBACK'S
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
~oNN0N-~~~o~NoN
The evidence in the possession of DR.. Roback
which is at all times accessible 10 the public, CO
toblishes the following
FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD
PILLS have been proven by analysis to
CONTAIN NO MINERAL,
That they cure the almost universal complaint
DYSPEPSIA,
NTH unerr,Bg certainty, and in n very short,
time. That after other medicines have proven
useless they, relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT.
and restore the health and strength OF tee sufferer
That SICK FEMALES,
VINO nave Iongulsneu IOr yeuTs IN nelpletS weak
ness and dependency, recupeTaie with grea
rnpdity under their invigorating operation That
all sexual disabilities nre removed by their cordial
and gently stimulating properties. That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however they may have been ,rihed with and
abused; that their direct tendency is TO lengthen
life and render il enjoyable. That opera ting direct
ly upon the poison Of disease in the blood, they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
| orJ 4 RI ,ot If
fulu whether Hereditary or otherwise. That they
RECRUIT TIE DEBIIlTATED,
and that there Is no disense Of the Stomach aut
Bowels, the Liver, the Nervous System, the Skin
Glands or Muscles,
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR Oh
STRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD OR
SECRETlONS,
which they do not give prompt reli.E, and, [if ad
minisered before the very citadel Of lie has bee,
Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN
| VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS nre endorsed b,
the experience Of thousands OF living witnesses
who, in letters, nffdnvits, medica works, and b.
prepa ration OF the kind offered TO the br ok,
down victims uf i'll health They hunt diseas
through every avenue and organ OF the system
and to eapcl it thoroughly and permanently
No one can doubt their superiority inter on
single trial-they nre not only better but, in fact
cheaper than any other Pills, for it takes les
number of them TO produce a better effect.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri
fer, 81 per bottle, or IS per half dozen. OF tn
scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, rs cents pc
box. or 5 boxes for 81.
Read DR.. Robnck s Special Notices and Certifi
Gates, published in conspicuous part of this Pape
| from time TO time.
DR. Robacks Medical Almanac and Famil
Adviser. containing great variety Of interestn
and valuable Medical information, can be hn
gratis Of any OF his Agents throughout the countr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT or SEw-YORK.......Dse %.
Cleared.

s,..m.bip.Cls.tor (BrI Prenss Kingston, a. Wai6cn
Brett; Nol Dsquin (sIso) Lamiisan, Aaiansas, j. n
sh,os-Rerulus, woodward, Portland, d. d; Broohm.n
70 Juyeni. Young Shangh e. Nesmih ssns; Maurt-
I'm. ltr Ctwan, Glasgow. siatsnd, fhelps 20 '" -
clniIt sears An,w. rp Ch,s. Carow.
Bars.-R o. ". Dodge, jarvis. Trinidad de Cubs, c E.
j. Peters, Anton Gunther toldenoGh Lhao'en' Dfemen'
iuger Bros - , ~, =, e ,,,.
,,nwsIl. Robert Move. HotehSis. pemsrars n. Irow-
bridse', Sons; Aatic (Br) Whitehead. Nsss,o Darrell
Co. Comucopia tBr.l Corr, Csernistbin; McAtnri
yorita (Ou,chl Iusck Curacao Js foulke sons Queen
v,ctori. fl,rI fuich. Barb ADDE'S Middleton Co -
Sebnoc.y.- Abby E,sckett AcCobb Ehzabe,hport Met
csfS Duncan; c. II. Cock spark. West indies hTee ooa
Co b,sry aud Eliza Bergman; STANFORD j. y snsss
20 E1er,.Ie Pickett Boston n. Briggs Co Castor,
Hoop,r sierrs Leone Metcaf Duncani A. Mason, Doug
lass Baltimore. Mccr,a,y Mot Co. n w. smith Boy
Jopn's n b. A. smthers Co; Rival, hobbie, stamford
stanford Manufacturing Co. Lilly Sande, Cole newhs
ven master. Aims iBr Curran Corvallis ID. K Dewoi
S,-ame,,--F w Bruno. Foster. south Amboy, VIM. Del
,eIl, Keunebec, GarteD, Philadelphia.
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DIED..
BRDOKS-In Broo

BRo0KS-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, Dec "a Daniel Brooks,
Nj. d., IN the 4Stn year 81 his age.
Tie relatives ant eud OF the faulty invited to attend
hi, funeral Friday 1Hh In l., from the PresbytertAn
Church DR. Speersl Of Clinton and Amity Streets
a. O'Clock p. nj withou, further invt,tiol.
MERRlLL-Ou Tuesday Dec. a. after short illness Flora
Sophia only dsughter Of Maj. H. W. and Louisa X Merrill
aged year. nd months. . $50
The friends of the family and Of her upcles Nelson Merrill
aud Jms. Gleep respectfully invted to attend her
fners ih4 fesdeIce the latter, No 80 fith svenae
Friday the 9Th at o'clock, without further Invitation
McCARTY-In this city Monday, Dec 20 after long
ilaes. Mary MeCsty the wife Of Thomas McCarty, La
tive of County Wicklow, Ireland
MhXWELL-In this city, on Monday morning, Dec. ~
Jennie daughter Of Margaret and George L. MAXWELL eyed
l. Yeas and months
MEYERIo this city Monday, Dec. %, H. Theodore A.
heyer, aged 81 years
PFNFIELD-At Cst.kill N. Y, Friday, Dec. 20 1861
Mrs P!isc Bsrnum wife n JOSEF Penheld formerly
this city 10 Tue 1JCa OF her sse
vAN-n Tuesday morning 10 the SD Of her sse
Clara OF Charles Sullivan snd daughter Of tue ~s
Samuel l.. " ado. Nh,
TIE nd- are used to s.teud the fuoersl Friday morn
ing Al oclccs from the New jerusalem Church Ihity
hin street, between Fourth aud L. xneton avenues
TONKIysAt Harlem on Saturday Dec q afer long ana
nsinfl lue.. which she bore with Chi.an fortituce
sseh widow OF the late Capt VIM p Ionkins, aged %
UNOERHILL--Ip thi. city, on Sunday Dec % issoel1
wife Of John T. Undsrh, and daughter OF hooeit hhou
aged % years
WIILIkM5-At BelleYie, n. J., Monday, Dec 70 Jane
wife OF Charles J. Williams In the sd year oil ner ass
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Eegal Notites.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, Kings
~ Count.-sARAH r. DAVENPORT against AIN = RlH
Mss, and EDWIN y. HOTCHkISS, and RACHEL r., ht'
vic aud WILLIAM II. SIORY.-To the above named de-
isnd.ns: You are hereby summoned and required answer
tho complaint In this Gciion which ed 10 the ocs Of the
CLARK Of the County Of Kings the City Hail. IN the CITY Of
Brooklyn aud copy your to the said com
sst on subsbcrs at their Office In the City Of New
fok within days Alter the service Of 'ta sum n. on
YOU ercs.iv. OF the dey Of such service; aud II you
the said conDlsint within the time Aforesaid
the ppti1 Ills action vii apply 70 the CouIt fog the relief
DANA pded 10 the conplelrt.--Dated November 1901
c. j. L. L. DEWITT, Attorneys for Psintih,
No 81 Eassn.st, n. Y.
The com plant In this action filed IN the Office OF the
Clerk Of the County Of King. the 6th day VI koveinoer
lo6I. L. j. r. DEWIII fAinnl's Attorneys
MI 1awfWWs
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Oeeln Cleaners.

NOTICE PASSWORDS FOR FURoPK-By order Of the
State all leaving the DGited States
irea PROVIDE then.elves with passpos before
they will be- allowed board the steamer PASSENGER will
not be sub &c ed trouble delay procuring hem
they ell Tor in.usors at the Company. Offices, No Is
Rrtsdv-av " Y J0EN q DsJr Agent.
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-lORK and
- ntt.h POOL laaiug and eubsrkius pa'ssDsr, q
ueen,town tire ard he Liverpool, New Ycrt. and Phil
Steamship Company intend dispatchnS their fu
pow or 4 Clyde 5vili Iron Steamships " follows; .
CRY or WAouiNOl ON........os uidiy zee. 90
EDlNBUkGH. Saturday jan. " ,
And every SATURDAY, at noon, from Pier No ~ North
River.
RATEs rtsssGr.
FIRST CABIN. sT5 Embellishments
Fie. Cabin to London 10 s;eeTase 20 London.. "
~ ct to fais..... O. Steerase TO Psris... -
Fin, Csbip 10 Hamburg Is stesrsg. TO Hamburg -
Passengers also forwarded to HsVrs Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp. &c, at eqully low rates
Persons wishing bling their friends tuy tic .e''
here foowiag NewYork: From Liverpool or
Gneensown lst Cstin, SIS as, and SlO0 s.eersgc from
Liverpool : 20. From Queenstown $50
These Steamers have SUPER accommodations fcf rassen
gers enl cauy II yereuc-d Surgeon. They se boit In
Wae iron Sections snd Patent Fire Annihstors
on to-'1. ,,,,,,,,
For furhor Information Apply In LIVERPOOL to WILLIAM
1NMAN Agent No. - NaeT ia 6lasgp~ ~ ALtN NAL
COLIN No. St FDOch-sqprre 10 Cueensown 90 - * W
u. SEYMOUR CO in london 10 EWES 4 NACE6 NO
Of Kirg Wilian-st. in PsTis TO JULES DECOUf. no D
Plsc. de Bourse 10 ilsdelphis to John O. DALE NO.
III " alnut.sl. or al the Compsny's Calcss
JOHN q. DALE Az ut, No. Is Broadway NJ l.
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DisQs,ern. Ae.

Sr. Georges, Bermuda. Dec. 1.-THE ship Mohawk lot
Gsog) FROM Cardiff iof Newly arrived at this port last
eveuiog with loss OF sails rigging Sc vii put on necessary
repairs TO complete tne aud proceed o. specify -
possible The brig j. W. Shaw wiz sail early pext week
with ii balance OF ship Deyonshes cargo (co excsped
The A u. Cook leaves tods, or Tomorrow With temporary
REPAIRS for kewy ork The bark EiEAbe Corn E1chanseh
Leas badly dsaaeed not less th.n 800 bags "e
aaj many of the tags drstroyed
by letter TO t:i.o,d " alter esa S'y BID U dTs
BARK PKsTuCRET Leighton, from Cdh 20 osys Ter New
York with iu eel 90 Of railroad iron put into 81 Thomas
Dec. g In dsress She had fer North as lat % w.
survey had been held and tie vessel ordered to
lad comnsnced TO discharge Dee and would proDaoy "
condemned.
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sURRouATE's COCRT-Drc. a.
LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES TO CARGO BY RATS.
YIN p Kirkland ri nj. AIT Tho Bnfk Fame, Gc.


WIN. r. Kirkland e, Of. s8t Tho Bs'k Fame, tc
SHIpMAs, J.-Tbis libel seeks to recover damages
for Injuries cargo Of coffee TRANSPORTED In the bark fsne
from Rio Jsn.o to the port Of New.Yort From the ,v
donce before the Court tprsns that the cargo Yves conds
ably d,ssee the passage The an.Ne' segs, thss ms
damage occurred not from for winch he bark or her
owues are responsible bat sosy from the dangers and &C.
oiens Of the aud rsssion Ia which terms the exoe
ton Ia the bill Of ldinz the carriers rom AL sbiiy
IL IL clear the .yiderc that portion OF the injury was
cssed by rats enswf the pvckagei This fci Wa sntc
by the erd the ttsr alleges that due care -as
exercised oats hsig kpt board from the tine tho
co.e laden q, Rio uEi w1 discharged at New YORK
he isst that hasirg exercised due care and dig
enc- injury By rats within the stons o the bu o.
adipq add de.nrd Of the dangers or accidents
of The seas and On the other hand the besnts
90 matter OF law that damses to cargo by being
sn.wed by rata pe IL Of the within the meanrs or
that tenn the ters ossd g. the bill Of !sdns; and that
the ci nants cannot exempt Themselves from la
by b. showing that they took certain pEeesason 10 pre-
vent T.
This question OF the liability Of hipownsrs for deuage done
cargo has been subject OF repesed decisions
and has been ofteu diseased ny elementary VIZ
sr. Opinions have been uniform In regard 10 whAt
should be the rule. Here the Court gives suthosiiies
Amer careful examination Of the authorities am Inclined
TO adopt the conclusion OF Chancellor kent who after r..
marking that It ,eIed question, upon which the
authorities are divided" ssys: The better opinion
would however To be that The insurer not liable Tor
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DURS UANT to an ORDER of the HIGH

COURT Of CHANCERY made 10 ctnse 81 "ih J.. ~
~ of George Robert Woodward late Of Leah
eale Ia the parish Andrew Hobon. In hs County
of Middser tuef wbo died about the 22d day Of
October 1891 VINO were livns the time OF his decese
bon h; one year AiterysTds the legal representative
or OF such of them ~ any, have suee died
ard IN. chi non o. gandcilden OF Robet George Joreph
de- saseo late Of Charles street. aton Garden
aont the 3h dsy Of April 1887 and who the Of lie
WI George Robs woodward d.ccased arc by their solo
ors o or before Inc ftb dsy 81 January 1882 10 come Ia
nd uahe out their h. csims claim such grand
CHILDREN OF the sa6 Ge Robert Woodward snd chideD Or
ra dchiden OF tho ssa Robert George yoeih woodward
A. ,he chamber of We. ChiIc .or Wood. at No. II New
sansre nn n the Comfy q MddeeI or In do
fault thereof they viii be- g.renrsony eicodsd RON The
uary 1852 at az o'clock noon at tn said el. noeT' up
poed for hearing and sjoairans upon tho aoo'e cain
dated ills 27th day Of NOVEMBER, 1851. -
Bit Is believed tbs. Elizabeth Wilton, formerly L.
sbsh Woodward Of the grandchildren Of sad oe3Ise
Robert with her husband Charles John
Wilson lief, England about tho year 1855 and were
lately residing In the United Stsss Of America dls Laval"
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oIovements Of Ocean steamers
70 ARRIVE.
Pass<rpers Arrived

Instear.sp Ame,fed " W LreTeo-Ar isrg1e, W; Say
,e. Master Pratt. Mss Pratt Mn Ntbe a,i.' pnn m" n
Cnhynehsa, Mr. Cunyo guam infant and daoshter MI.
Oyphant Mrs on phsn infant AID ION dt"o .,na1 ger
v.1i Nh Cr.v.nhsr.t M Drexel, Nj. A. Ns.s, Nc der
ian MT Tho. FsIser Mr.. James Nornand, Mr.. w Chsp
man NJ L. Leori Mr. Geo Hamilton Mr. a. hosenoeiset'
NJ / X citing Mr. Dupont. Mir ilerrsing MI Bur'is MIA
y l. ston. Mr. Ata.c6, M Richard Hartley MI Charles
Bsrnke and Mr. b. Freeman Total 49,