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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-20

THE WEATHER.-We would like very
much to say a good word in favor of the
weather if we were not fearful that before
this gets to the printer change viii &C.
eur. and what at the present writing can
not be called otherwise than charming,
will be pretty sure to come under the
head Of detestable. We shall not under
take, therefore. to predict continual ton
of the delightful weather we are now hav-
ing, but on the contrary will say that we
do not expect it. We will &c Estle fur
ther and say thai we do not ednt it. Just
think OF 1t Here it is. the 18th of De-
eembeT, and the temperature is warmer
than we have seen it many times in June
or even July We sit in our sanctum
and write and work without FIRE and do
not experience the least ineenrenienee =
Overeoats are laid on the shelf temporari-
ly, but we apprehend viii soon be needed
again. for the other extreme cannot be
long in coming. Such untimely and IN
seasonable weather as this cannot last
Nor do We want it to. There is time
fer all things but December is not the
time for such warm term" to use Mer-
rams expression. as this 'Them's our
sentiments
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-20

~ ADTERTTSEMENTS, TO SECURE IN
gERFION THE SANE WEEK, MUST BE
H4YDED IN By THURSDAY MORNING. IA
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-20

TAKE CARE OF FIRE The season has
once more come round when the fires
which summer weather render unnecessa-
ry, are again Indispensable The lapse of
time frequently brings displacement or de-
fects Of stove pipe or other fre-fxture
connections, that are more or less unlook-
ed for, and it behooves every householder
and every other person having charge of
fires, in private or public buildings, church
es, &c, to look carefully through their
stove pipe, and other fre-fxtures, and see
that they are fixed beyond possibility Of
accident. Each one should also see to it,
that ashes are removed safely to safe pla-
ces. 1t should be inefaeeably remember
ed. that the carelessness of one person
may leopard the safety of host of others
ApP0INTMENT.-We learn that Bernhard
Miller of this city has received an ap-
pointment in the Commissary Department
at Madison and entered upon the discharge
of his duties. Mr. Miller is now and al
ways has been, since we have known him,
a strong and active Democrat, which we
have no doubt was one Of the principal
grounds. if not the chief consideration, up
on which the appointment was made. It
must have been bestowed at the req uest of
bis Democratic friends; and for the pur-
pose of furnishing additional proof at the
same time, that the bowling about ''offices
for Republicans and knapsacks for Demo
Gratis is base libel upon the appointing
power in'this state. We hope to hear no
more of such insinuatioDs hereafter, for
the appointment of Mr. Miller in the pres
ent instance gives them plump and une-
quivocal contradiction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-20
county Court--Jefferson County. IN Probate,


In the mat the proof Of the last will and testa-
ment Of Engelbert IIabemann deceased.
On reading and filing instrument IN writing p"r-
portjn to be the viii and testament Of Engebsrt
TIaberIoaru late OF the town Of Waterloo, in the
County of Jefferson and State Of Wisconsin, deceased
and also the accompanying petition OF Anna Haher-
mann representing among other things that the said
,estafor lately died his residence IL said reWn Of
hat said trumeDt is tie Iast will ana
testament Of said deceased, and that she, the Pet-
TONER aforesaid Is the person named and appointed
hv ne said last will executrix thereof; and praying
that day appoint ed for hearing he proofs OF sad
last viii testament and that letters a7
~ be TO her issued
Its ordered that the proofs Of said instrument be
heard before the Judge Of this Court on Monday the
9Th dav of January. D 1902 at II O'Clock IN the
fren oop at the Court House in the village OF Jefer-
SON in said County
he iven 70 the heirs law Of said deceased, and 70
al otber persons interested, BY publishing copy OF
der for tree successive weeks prior 70 said day
~ be,ripg in the .Watertown Republican,, week
~ newspaper printed and published at Watertown,
in said County.
mated the 4th day of December, A. D. 1881.
By the Court, sAhUEb BAIRD
dee6;Z6w3 SSuhVy 'Lues-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-20

AN IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-We learn
that an important decision has just been
made by the Supreme Court in which is
involved the validity of town and city
bonds, in case brought BY S. Berliner
against the Town of Waterloo. The Court
held the bonds to be void The same
principle, we understand applies TO the
bonds, or part Of them, issued by the
city of Watertown
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-20

involved Lne fdIuitJ VI toHh anu OI'J
bonds, in a case brought BY S. Berliner
against the Town of Waterloo. The Court
held the bonds to be void. The same
principle, we understand applies 10 the
bonds, or part Of them, issued by the
city of Watertown.
SUIcDE.-A German named Peter Elf
Ter, harness maker by trade, who has
lived here number of years, made an at
tempt to destroy his life last Monday
about noon, by shooting himself with a
pistol, at his house on Second street. The
charge took effect in the abdomen and was
not Immediately fatal, the unfortunate
man lingering along in agony, until night,
when he died. He had been subject to
fits Of mental depression for years past and
had frequently threatened to put an end
TO bis existence
DoDGE County CIRCUIT CJURT.-At the
last term of the Circuit Court in Dodge
County, Evan Grifiths recovered a judy
ment of $136, against the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway for killing span
of horses. Gill, Barber, & Fribert, Atty's
for Plaintiff. J. ]. Enos & Chas. Billing
hurst, Atty's for Defendant
Another suit of considerable Importance
was tried al the same term, brought by
James McDermot against the town of Ru-
bicon for damages by the falling of bridge
in which the plaintiff claimed $4,000
Verdict for defendant. J, E Arnold and
". H. Butterfeld Atty's for Pl'f. Chas
Billinghurst and Chas. R. Gill, Atty's for
Delft
JUST THE THING FOR A FARMERS FAM
HY.-We visited at the house of farmer
friend in Worcester Co. last month, and
while there were kept indoors considerably
by the uncomfortable annoyance of job s
comforters. The ''men folks were busy
at the harvest, and as We sat around the
house, we learned thing or two, one of
which was to fall in love with little labor
saver which our friends wife used so hand
lily every afternoon, in making shirts and
things, and clothes fer the husband and
boys We refer to ELLIOT'S PEARL
SEWING MACHINE. We can truly say
that it is fer the family, the invention of
the age. How rapidly aud pleasantly it
works and what convenience it must
be! We wonder any family will do with
out them when they can be obtained at so
low price as $50 IF we had a wife, a
farm AID a family, surely we should have
one of these machines, for they are Just
the thing for a farme-'s-or for that mat
ter, anybody amily,-Boston Herald.
See advertisements of Geo E Collins
& Co., Chicago. who are the Western A
gents for the above machines 2Sw4
GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR JANUARY,
lS62.-Sixty engravings. three steel plates,
over 100 pages, sixty-fve articles, and
double extension Fashion-plate, containing
nine figures. There are two original de-
signs in this number. s'Our Father, who
art in Heaven" designed by that celebra-
ted artist, Mrs. Lilly Martin Spencer; the
other "a Slow Coach" The subscribers
to Cooley get in one year about fifty more
eolOred fashions than are furnished by any
other publication.
TERMS One copy enc year. So Two
copies one year S.. Three copies one
year So. Four copies one year, s.. Five
copies, one year, and an extra copy to the
person sending the club, SO.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-20
NOTICE

Is hereby given that an application will be
made at the next session Of the Legislature Of
tbe state Of Wisconsin, for reduction Of the
Capital Stock of the Jefferson County Bank
located st the city of Watertown, from seventy
FIVE thousand dollars to fifty thousand dollars.
6 HARGER, President.
3 JoNEs. Vice President,
H B GALLUP, Cashier.
Watertown Nov. 9Th, 1861. 22w6
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Circuit CONFEDERATION County.

Adam Cottrel,
against
John T. Perkins,
Julia f. Perkins,
Samuel z. Perkins,
William Nash.
jefferson Co Bank.
n aT,-Suenca and BY virtue Of judgment ard de-
cree of ure and sale Of the Circuit Court for
Jefferson County made the llth day Of SePtem ber
s61 in the above titled action in favor Of he abo -
named plaintiff and against the above named d,iea-
dants will sell pu bic auction to the highest bid
der We lnesday, the 10Th day OF January $50, at
n o'clock in the forenoon Of That day at the Court
Room in the village Of Jefferson in sad County the
following described real estate situate wing ana be-
inc in the said County of Jefferson aud State OF Wis
consiu described as follows, Wit: The north east
4uarter o. the sou west quarter OF section 81 in
town s. north Of range Is east cont aiming 10 acres &c
cording to government survey, be the same
less or so much thereof shall be sufficient TO pay
said Judgment, interest, and costs, With expense Of
said sale.
Dated sheriG's 0mce, October %, 1sC1.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-20

Do not fail to read tie speech on our
first page, especially if you have the
'sblues p"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-20

Sn feees Cashmere ARD De Lsiref At
oU saEEERsoE's,
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HOMoEGATHIo MEDICINES.
HUxru.sr. Ho-o.o-,-no s-r-s

HUrrunxu HososorArno Brsuupn
hsd their origin In gresa public wsni,-medioins.
Tor all The wants Of ne-curntives thaa father, mot
n. nurrs o. traveller, could always have BY thsu,,
and always rely upon,-so simple thai mistake ON
not Be made In The selection; harmless thas ~
nay use them with IMMUNITY and onicisn, 49,
I'll may rely upon them with sAfssy. Buoh they
have proved Thousands Of families them daily
kpr al lhs lis and ailments u svery day liz, md
r.rely are seriously sick have need 10 call ply
SEDAN. Thousands, with some singis specific, hsvs
e1red hsmselves OF serious chronic diseases Of yaan
sanding, and upon which they hsvs spsn, hundreds
In vain, and among the million who us them, nonS
question the~ purity or efficacy.
But ~ no genuine ooln Il without ~ cofnsmnsS
% undsr the shadow Of HUMPHREYS gPECIYICs
. number Tosds,col "Cura.ives- or Remedies
hsve come up, whose principal use u 70 bear invo-
hntsry testimony H. the worth Of the original such
trash IL but the fruth tina, suoce- always ,hrsvs v
the surface.
Tbese shallow knsves ius, kno'S enough 70 corr,
IA, no, enough ~ INvENT-ihey know enough v
STEAL but M. enough W ORIGINATE b. they
have s,olen the and numbers Of my msdi-
eines and sven copied my Advertisements, and with
thsss borrowed garments the 40 essays " %, ,hs
bon, and even tAnoes his braying IL the Of ths
.Onsroh Of the forea. But the public are scquaini
81 with such paliry devices, and wall know how ~
lako tia trus coin and lsavs tbs b@ss osunierfsh
with is maker.
They are now RECOMMENDED By die noss
EMINENT HOMEOPATHIC fHYsICGANs.-
They used by the mos, INTELLIGENT and Re-
FINED Of every community. AL have found then
ell they have been recommended, PROMPT, EFFI
CIENT aud RELIABLE-every way worthy Of pub
10 oonhdsnce and patronage.
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DR. zELLs NERyTNE powpER-THE

- great succoH attending these wonderful Pow
irts during tho past year, Ina curing love ofBTRONG
DRINK, a., and the vast amount Of suffering which
"ey have been tho means 4 relieving, A. also tho
ninny calls va have hal Tor hon lately, has induced
ne subs rihcr " Rr agent hr their sale In vii
iuntburgh. Knowing tho principal Ingredients 81
which these Powders composed, wa are Ads in
Guaranteeing that they arc perfectly harmless, and
nay Ia taken at all times with perfect safety. AL
eupnA young or odd, with weak AMI Sshattsred
i'rves, from whatever cause, should give them a
iA They are easily taken, and will not chIss any
,lpiSaannt feeling after bcing taken. For sale only
IN willinmAnrgil, At 20 South Becond Il. Price,
NE DOLLAR per package. oc25 600
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DRESS.
AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT :

AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT =
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
TsTAufEIED IN 1884.
Chatham street, iOG, oorner Of Pearl strees.
zine Whit Shirts Linen Collars lnl BSous,
boz 70 cents
For 1.OOti
F0r I.20itt
For i6Oiiit
FJr 17biitit
fr 2.O0liilii
inirts made " ofrler mi warranted " a.
vndersbirta, Drawers and HilfIio4e
in siik, WOOL, Mrtino AMI C,ttpn.
FircmonF ghiitA Travelling Shirts
Army and Navy Shirts Of every description.
'u-pcnfsu, Neck Ties and Cloves,
In even variety.
A large agsortment ~
wuilor Jaoksn always on hand.
Remember Tho NJ. 100 Chatham street,
mo 2tao'l0i cyrner Of Pearl street.
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pALM OF WHITE Lu.LIEs-RoR PRN

palm OF WHITE LILLIES-FOR Pr
stands unriyalled- This delightful and highly 70
fumed preparation II unequAlied for remoVtlX
PIhPLES, BLOrCHES, TAN, BUNBURN, and
imperfectons nom the skin, rendering ID beauties
ly clear, son and white, rvaling Nature In -
fArest form II Is warranted free from all injur011
ingredients, and u Ia article fsE lAdies' ,oile
Price only 20 cents.
oents-ths bess article now manufactured th441
who are annoyed with Aohing teeth, should give -
= trial. Can be procured Al 20 South Beooad ~
wnliA.asburgh, and u Mghsh Avenue. -
orb. ~ sAaEa
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RS-FURS-LADIES, If YOU
l. want your hrs altered and repaired carefully and
promptly, by practical furriers take them IN tho
mandatory 9T Eighth ave- bet 10Th and 2Ith sts.
Remember up stairs, the only mandatory up town.
large assortment Of ladies' and Children's fancy
fira cheap. No trouble IN show the goods. Please
" give us a call FINIGAN. mis- 2tac'lTb
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CotTETY Cf.ERKE oYFTCE.

~ New York. Nov. g. 1881.
Public notirs u hereby given thaa on the len day
November, 1901. I shall proceed n draw panels q
Jurors for the fbllownE Oourts, 70 be held in and
1or the Sity and County q Hsv York, on the I'd day
SfDecember next
One panel u 100 Pstit Jururs tpr Supreme Ccust
jirrult and Court q Oyer and Terminer.
ircuit-Part Q.
TWO panels II iO4 Pe,it Jurcrs each, for . Cur
HCummon Fess-Partg and O.
Two panels Of iOi Psus Jurors each, fr superior
Jourt-Parts and 3.
One panel of 90 Grand Jurors for Court Of Oyer
md Terminer.
One panel 81 % 0rnnd Jurors and p.nsi Of $50
fetit Jurors FOE Court Of General Sessions.
JOHN CLANCY,
Qsrk.
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DR. HoYT, DRNTlSI, p07 BROADWAY,
doors above Goth IT. inserts beutihil sets 81
'e,h win or without extracting che roots on
i i9 AZ 10y as $9s silver o. rubber SO plAiina
~ ca gold 90 ctA. 70 ii smAlSam So ets. A.
work warranted. no Q1acs1aa
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INSURANCE..

HAVE YoU PROVIDED FOE TUE
IA Family an Insurance IA ycur Int
Hon.
ILFN NHtRANCE COhrANh
10 COURT srRlEr, nROOkLvN
Ill BROADWAY, kEw yORk
NJ Y J.,
Irvrsrrp IN srodss ov w. srAys % Nsv f~su
AHD finst CLAaa norps A.s
hoAraAs..
DIHEoToHsi
A. A. Low, Thomas C@rsaoa.
W. II. Cary, John T. hArln,
/. ii. FrthinghAm, john HAssy,
j q. 7. BtranAhan. John Hnadsn.
Thomas MaAssiNsar, J. Mllt0n smiAh.
Samuel Smith, Ilarud DollnsE.
Henry X. rinrropoa. A.P Capwai,
Abr. H. bayliA Nehemiah KnlShk
Peter q. Cornell, Edward A L~mswu
John ID. Cooks, James How.
Ii. b. Clafin, l.. b. wymsn,
8. u. Chitienden, George 4. JarviA
Thsodore Polhsmus, Jr.,Samuel Perry.
j r. southworth, 3. b. Howard,
Ear Dunnhg, George T. HopA
ohm q. Bergen, Charles A. Towns.
Lewis Roberts Cornelius j. bprsGuA,
Waller b. Grihshs. Joseph W. Gresa.
M. r. Odell.
WALTER 8. GRIFFITH, Prsddana
q IL; ERoIHINGEAM, Treasura.
GEO. q. RIPLEY, Secretary.
A. p. CAPwELL, Counsa.
Medical Counsel,
q. l.. MITCHELL brooklyn.
JAMES STEWART, MD, HeWH
Dividends OF proats declared snnuauy, aud n
Piled immediately " reduce the Amouni d annSsI
premium
Premiums payable one-h In oAAh and oue- hsIfR
note At IL months, which Is NOT In any case saKs
Jest " assessment but II Us permanent loan on a.
policy " be paid only by the application Of pruAlI
or deducted from the amount due when the poIiSr
becomes payable. The cash part II the prainiuIS
may be paid annually semi annually, or quArtsriHl
In 8, 10 or any number Of years, or Ia one sum
~ PuiCiea the uranium m which Ia IL :
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHOULD

SHOULD
~ bear IA mind that this is the season of the year
chen aches and pains sre most felt To avoid them
icy should not neglect trying the best remedy In
se-iurman'B
RHEUMATIC ANNIHnLAToR,
rhicl "a sold NJ the low price Of
~ CENTS PER BOTTLE,
inginR Il within the reach Of all. No LAS than
900 bottles have been sold since lis Introduction,
nj from the evidence Of those who have tested Its
hacuuus powers over Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
sore Throat Palms in the Side Neck, Loins &c'i ~
so In cases Of PILES, stamps Ii at once ~ the
POOR MANS FRIEND.
Gee bottle try H. and you will be convinced that
Va have not overrated Ia powers In the least We
ave established agencies at the following Places
yarety Store, 40 South Second st; Drug Store cor.
,outh Sixth and 6th s,s Mrs Bakers 10 South Tth
II and cor. CiymeI 81. and wythe ave, Williams
Mrgh. In New York OAMPBELLiS Drug
Sore, cor Sab ave. and 0sth st; 190k Boweryi STa
CyiSion ST. cor. I'd ave and sosh ~, AAd I'll rs3ecs
Ahle druggiSls, 900
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FIJRs.
A TTEHTloE LADIEsl

"A FuRS ~ fIHS ~ FURsI
This old established New York Fur Manufacturing
Co., Depot SO Chatham ri, offer greater lnduoenanis
THAI Now Ia thu time " get your wlntar suits
hr about half tho usual price. We have a large,
fresh, and tho best selected stock of Furs W be
found, at the following very low rates
Water Mink, Cape, Mutt and Guns, o. 10 Water
Mink, hll Cape, Mun and Cufiit 80 Marsh
Mink, y Cape, Mun aud Cuaa, $40 % Fronoh
Mink, Cape, Muh and Cuffs, 8T " go Frcnch
Mink, fun y Cape, huf and Cuffs, go " sl2bO
French Sadie, Cape, Muf and Cuff, o. W $40 ;
French Mink Nuts, 90 70 50 Water Mink Mufia,
" " So French Sable Muffs, 81 10 81 80; Water
and French Mink, French Sable and American Fitch
and Rock Martin y Capea, 80 n s. victorines, 90
" %; BAhle, Stone Martin, Fitch Martin, Mink
Martin, Brook Mink, and Grey siberia Squirrel,
equally aA ow. large variety OF ChidTens Fancy
furs. New York Fur Manufacturing Co., Depot
Chatham -. Cleaning, repairing and altering
neatly done. FLEMING, Manager. o2l T2aci09
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Il worth Of ladies' rich hlra, must be sold regard
eau Of cost, comprising Of real Hudson Bay sables,
mink msrten, stone marten, fitch marten, ermine,
Siberian squirrel 40, &C., in circular coaks, car
OF the entire stock must be sold by the LIST Of Janu-
AIRY, In order N effect n clearance. No reasonable
offer refused the proprietor retiring from business.
1his advantage will not again appear before tic
public, thorefore an early call Is respectfully re-
auestei at the old established Patent Fur Muh
Emporium. r. II. PHILIPS, 2T9 Grand st., New
York. n IA large AAsortmen, Of sleigh robes,
gents collars, D., ND AAo't25
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DENTISTRY.

As USUAL TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
n out pain-Th,so who require fun setta, tenno-
'a'y scttA no charge. Partial pieces, ~ per tooth;
aet piled With gold, silver, or bone filing 90 conts
ok, H. VuAERS, 10Y Bowery, N, g. corner d
Ja.-N ST. nol3 2Iac'12S
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice Is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
JAY 9. LEWIS late Of the City Of New York, de-
ceased, 10 present the same with vouchers thereof
ton, No. Al Park Row, In the City Of New York, on
or before the Twentieth day Of March next Dated,
Now York, the 18th day Of September, 1861.
EMILY y. LEWIS Executrix.
EDWARD r. GILBERT, Exc cutor
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m MEDICINES.
DNSuMPTION CURED by WHATEVER

CONSUMPTION CURED by WHATEVER
~ cause induced. These who suffering with
any a the symptoms OF consumption, such ~ cough,
raising IT matter from the lungs, soreness ~ pains
tzEintss Of Tho head, should consult Dr. O'TOOLE
Nho has mHiethe treatment and cure Of euusump-
o % ais sI'cil study flr years, AMI who can refer
r numerous patients iu TIE lity anl uei ghl.rhurl
Z Nv I,rk. vhHiu be hss cured q cl,.g-lpt.lyl.
T. a.. .Eal = .l-~. re..-: .rH-l sl1s-.as .s s.-.
--i--- . 2 ~ tr-s = lHs.rs t-sst-sli D Y L
II OLE C.lHf-----rs-r. Z sl-lz- 5 T-l.1 ave-
~ OK - l~IpJIE-- r.ca.+zs-nls. Co. e.
''r-H".T 2. f -s--t.- s'--s r. - strT n .rss z
rsf--gci.v. P-.1' 9. ~ :.ess, . . s-- e. o..
Ere ~. Z a. To-. --isfs q AL
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice Is
hereby given n NIL persons having claims against
BOHEKE LUERssEN, late Of the City Of New
York, deceased ~ present the same, with vouch-
ers thereof 10 the Subscribers, at the office
of Charles Cheney, No. 1876 Broadway, in the City
OF New York, on OF before the Seventeenth day Of
March next.
Datel New york, tne il,h day Of September, 1861
DOROTHEA LUERSSEN, Administrators, and
JOHN \. FINCK, Administrator, &c,
ofB1heke LueTssen.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County II New York, notice is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
JAMES n. WELLS, late Of the city Of New York,
deceased, ~ present the same with vouchers there
nue., In the city of New York on or before the first
day Of February next. Dated, New York, 10th day
OfJuly, 1851.
JAMES N. WELLS, | Execu-
WILLIAM RO0ME, ! tors.
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

/
surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice Ia
hereby given to all persons having claims aRainAt
JOHN y. HOLTliuS, late Of the City al Now York
deceased, N present the same with vouchers ther.
Of " the sulacribers At tho ofhce Of Charles
Cheney, No. 100 broadway In the City of Now York
On or before the 18th day of March next Dated
New York, the 11th day Of September, 1861.
CHARLOTTE HOLTHUS, Executrix, d
JOHN ID. sEEBECK, Executor, &c,
Of JOIN y. HOLTHuS.
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nEAPEST OF ALI,-C. BAKER, ~ East
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Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice is
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Adminlstrator, &C., with tho will annexed.