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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-05
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6aB er ietne Veripuupetm tn unlsren sanpen
lteB. Die @iienbaGn uno bic Seleoropben.
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tbren Sberiten unO commanOtrenoen Genera
len als Delerteure 9emelOet,
Die %9ebrauAliAe 8elobnuna tptrD fir i6r
Grl9einenen te3a6lt.
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o. Auaafe.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
Uritlns- Hlarbines.
6ouse furnishing GOODS.


DEDS BEDS!i BEDS!!!
ID PUTNAM'S PATENT SPRING BED
The best Bed In No lot Canal, corner Elissoetn,@
DOLLAR REFRIGERATOR and Water Coo'.,; 81
L Tho best Provision Pressrver made. wnnJ~.v w
retail. BARTLETT L LESLEY. No. 40 ntoee~-y-
CILVER-PLATED SPOONS, y! Per uIn d",
Ivory TABLE-kNIyES.....I '.'.'''''''' so rsrh
ntfuI0EKATORS..
A. BAssfORDS Csop, Institute Bst'dss sa AsStP"0s'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
DROPOsALS for S25O,OOO Of "TuE NEW

PROPOSALS for $3.50, 600 Of "TIlE NEW
I YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK"-srnled
PROPOSALS viii be received at the ComptIoiePs Ohcs,
npt SATURDAY. May IL, 1902 until o'clock y. M. when
thn Same will bo publicly opened lO the whole any part of
tL- ,un of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars OF
1.-THE New York County Coud House Stock" suthofzed BY
chapter 6T Of the laws OF 1902 and by ordinance Of the
Bosd of Supervisors approved by the Mayor April 10, 1902
the sid stock provide to pay for tho land
oud for New Court House. sni 10 erect such Court House
er,on IL will bear interest al the ras OF sI cent per
snnum payable half yearly the hrs days Of May and
Noy.mbsr aud the principal will be rcdremsbs In successive
nnnunl Of hundred thousand doas each,
nrnrins with the 6rl day of November, a. d.. lBi3
The nroposss win state tho amount OF stock desired and
the mice per ono hundred dollar. thereof and the persona
are accepted will be required TO deposit with
The County Treasurer within fifteen days after tho opening Of
The lids the suui aw ardsd to them respectively.
On presenting to tho Comptroller the eceI" Of The County
Tossuror for such dcpeas the parties VII be entitled TO rs
ceys ooho.te equal amounts OF the par value OF the
stock besi ins interest from ths dates Of p.ymenis
Each proposition should be scaled and indor.od, Pro-
posals Tor New York County Court House Stock and in
cored In s~cspd envelope addressed TO tho Compuoer
The rirbt il reserved reject or all Of The bids con
sdcrod necessary ttpr0lec OF promote tho ih'ee' oil the
County. ., r mama ,,-,,
City Of New Yort Depahaeu! Of tin,noc, comPs10oF'
Office Msy 6 1855
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

COMETHING NEW.-A new method of TAX
- ing medicine 10 fully developed. whereby headache OF
tho worst form-snd Mins from any cao'eis cured In
three mnutes so In tho won't OF catah sore eyes
AID sore throat relief will be ie in five minutes Sold for
Is Cents bottle. Safe, mild. and pleasant Full .asaccn
given. or the money refunded. Asa for X. LANSlNpS
HEADACHE DROPS Sold by Rico Co., No 80 Nassau
Mo- 2O9 Broadwsyi at tho Plantation Btters Depot No
28 Greenwchs, Barclay No. a09 Grandstj No. lJe
by Dr. Lesths corner OF Fulton ard Nssssusts
New York and by druggists generally Sold wholesale and
It'll sand iD your orders r. LANSING, New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY.
ACT l-Scene IA peasant cottage in Brittany.
Scene 2-Carnival Ball Partisan Cafe.
Acr2-Soen The Bachelors Home.
Scene 2-Drsving room at Madame ST. hphonse's-
Tsbleau and end ofAct.
ACT 3-Scene l-CoIsmon boudoir.
Scene 2-Exterior OF Rats Castle.
Scene 3--Jscobus office and interior Of Rats Cssie;
noisv chorus-Tablesu and end OF Act J.
Acrl-Scene The Debtors Prison Rue Dc Chchy.
Scene 2-At home in Brtany-Ths returned pest-
ten,,A reunion the mystery yursveed-Geneveve In hes
trna character; q general but mistaken opipionJeanneue
Al home and aions fortune restored heart.
f,t tth,nks-REASON TRlUMPHS OVER FOLLY.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
AMuseulettie
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

NAhNUMS ADlEhlCAN NCOEOni'
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF
MADAME CELESTES
MAGNIFICENT DRAMA. BY J. b. BUCkSTOkE..
ERTIES aud appointments by tho best artists entitled
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST;
orps2Tss' Ts' STORY.
This piece has been preparation and rehearsal for seve
W AN ENORMOUS EXPENSE.
various characters represented BY the talented A.
dts Of the Museum Company. including Mrs PkiOn,
SON BRiDGEaaS SH M HApAWAY f BRooks CLARKE.
&c &c IL will be produced
EVERY AFTERNOON, at 3 O'Clock, and
ry ANOTHER ExTRAoRDiNARY NOVELTY!
MASTER DUDLEY WALLER,
THE INFANT ORATOR
OsLY SIX YEARS OLD He truly the charminz end de.
ightfa little prodigy heard No written descriP-
ton give idea Of his wonderful powers He will give
specimens Of bis oratoy between the t every peos-
in tho Lecture Room and the platform IN the main
Hall OF the Museum ct intervals during the Day and Eve
COMMODORE MUTT. THE S30,ooe MUTT.
ing performances Also exhibition, day and evening
THE QUAKER. or WOODEN GUN.
from the Rebel Fortifcstions at Centreyille, Va
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE.
THE MADAGASCAR ALBINOS,
THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION
LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON
LIVING MONSTER SNAKES, LIVING HAPPf IA.
lily LIVING TURTLE, GRAND AQUARIA. with tn
multitude Of beautiful LIVING FISH, and nesr Muliss
Admission to all Is cts children under 10. Is cts
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW
June 3 $4,000 in premiums for hnes. BABlESs
TWINS, TRIPLETS, QUATERNS, and FAT Babies.
Number Of Babies limited hundred Forty already -
gagged secac certificate; Immediately at Ticket 0thce.
t2' Don't fail to read advertisement Of the
GRAND NATIONAL DOC SHOW
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

DIITSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHI
i CAGO RAILWAY CO.-Ths undeuigned will pur
ehasa Coupons falling due lt July and li August next OF
te firsl Mortgage Bonds Of the oy-nsmed Railway Com
nan y less the interest for the uneIp pired time
f~" WiNSLOW, LANiER & Co.
dtI AiM OR 81, 500 TO LOAN on Bond
20 L sOUO aud Mortgage on improved property In
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
financial.

N ANCE SCRIP WANTED, BY WIN. c. GILMAN
SON. dealers in Insurance Scrip removed to No 10 fine
corner Of Williamst
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

AUCTION MOTTO E.-RUSSELL w.
IA WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF
$4,000 WORTH OF ELEGANT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PAINTINGS, BRONZES,
PARfAN aud MARBLE GROUPS, PIANOFORTE, nc.
To be SOLD at Public Auction THIS "wednesday AfTER-
NOON, O'Clock precisely at No 1872 w 2lss, bet Ith
and 8hays comprising tho entire contents OF the above
frsoas house. which is elegantly furnished throughout the
Suites beautiful Etagere Secretary and Book
rich China Sver.ware, Ruby and Crystal Cut Gsss with
PaOr Chamber and Dining Room Furniture of descTip
tion. Sale strictly without Catalogues at house
A. NJ. MERwIS. Aucroneei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., Irving Build.
ID inz, Nos. 594 and sc BTsadwsySses Of Books Sta
toney Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture. &c
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS
May and at o'clock
COINS MEDALS, CONTINENTAL MONEY, CARDS
6c-For particulars Catalogue to be had at the Sales
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

Gales bn Auttlotl.

Y1HIS DAY, THURSDAY, May 8,
Il BY LOCKWOOD BRO. 4 UNDERHILL
At 10 O'Clock. at the Auction Rooms
Large attractive, and Special Sale Of
DAMAGED GOODS,
For account of whom t may concern,
The entire STOCK OF
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
Damaged by the late FIRE al store Of
Hoffman Place. No. 50 Duanest.,
comprising
Shirts,
Bosoms,
Collars,
Hosiery
Gloves,
Ties
Crayss, S'ocN,
Linen snd Silk Hsndkerchisfs,
Suspenders
Cotton Merno and Silk Undershirts and Drawers,
ALSO,
Black and colored Tie Silks
Bleached Jeans for Drawers &c. :, ~.
The OFFICE aud STORE FIXTU RES viii De soo ~ NO.
90 Duanest inlnedatel after sale OF above goods
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

TT s. BONDS, 7 $40 TREASURY NOTES,
~ ONE YEAR PER CENT GER -IFlCAIES. snd
AMERICAN GOLD purchased snd Awr on hand for sale
by LIVERMORF, CLEN & Co,
Bankers and Dealers IN Securities.
Nos ~ and y Wal-st, n. Y.
Qusrtern Vouchers and nrA. coleced che'py and
erpedou,y advanced upon bought AZ me highest mar
h OF price.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
Cost am1 foun6.

I OST.-On Wednesday, between sndS ?: m.
in sons from Lord T.yss e Bs.d'. a. =
oa ahisld. n l. B. TWENTY DOLLARS REWAko w
b paid e lhs anasr BY Tiffany Co.. Ne s* buss"N'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
!lle0ical.

DUEI 'MATISM. DROPSY, dc.--Those af-
Ia n.ird with RhruInGsm Gout Neuralgia DTJpsy, and
all Nervous Diseases Tender Feet om long walking in hot
weather will hsd, by wearing
MErrAM K Co.'S
PATENT GALNASO
ELECTRO METALLIC iNSOLES,
an Immediate aud permanent from ther use-neve
nays vet iaed IN hundreds Of Call send for
circular Sent by express for +L Ohee, No 42s broadway
YORK March 81, 1862.
MrssRs MgrrAx / Co.: My wifo having been ssIrerer
rom Dropsy and RheumAism for the last seven years and
having NED many remedies without obtaining the desired re-
lief was at iast induced to try the
GALVANIC INSOLES
ard affords pleasure that they have had the long
desired eject curing her and take great pleasure IN recon-
mendiug them to the public. 49, ,,
You're truly, j. w. HUNT.
No 69 East sd Of.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-25
he Tim e -.
BELLOWS FALLS, APRIL 25, 1862.

CO We usually make up our outside OF
Saturday afternoon, and on account Of the
great flood, rendering it quite possible that
our office may be swept away, We ill cut
the fourth page mainly with advertisements,
that ". may lock up our outside pages, and
be ready to move what Of our effects We
can, il the worst shall come.
We are now writing Saturday afternoon,
April 10. The water is still rising the
tunnel of the Valley Railroad, which runs
under our office, has been damned to pre-
vent the water from running through. If
the water is effectually stopped we are safe,
but everything is now uncertain. Already
some who occupy the same block with US,
have begun 10 remove their goods. As yet,
we do not share in this fear but may in the
next twenty.four hours. The greatest dan
ger this afternoon, e p. ny is the giving
away Of the guard gates OF the canal, on
Bridge street. If we do not, ourselves, get
drowned out, our readers will of course be
duly Informed Of whatever may transpre.
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Cheshire Railroad.

WINTEB ARRANG EMENT.-on and after MONDAY
w Nov %, 1861, Trains will run follows.
MOVING EAST-Leave
Bellows Falls at 80 A. NJ SIS P. NJ Keene at 40
A. NJ and 2o5 p. Mand arrive Fitehburg at IL 90 NJ
and 462 Boston at 80 and 40 p. NJ; Worcester
at 200 and 100 P. NJ.
MOVING wEsT.-Leaye
Boston at 30 and IL A. NJ. fi.ehburgh at e45 A. M
and l29 p Nj Keene, II 2S A. NJ aud 81 r. land an
rive at Bellows Fails at 1920 and so NJ Windsor p
and 6S5 p NJ Rutland, 800 and 500 p. NJ Burlington
600P.M
7Satns Connect as foaows:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
hAlLhoADi for Rutland, Burlington Montreal Oetens-
ourgn Albany Troy, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
hYer Junction, Burlington. ogdensburr. Montreal 81
Johnsbury, &c, via VT. CENTRAL, PAssUNPsIC and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS, &c. Roth trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. n sar ali nant
north. - 80 PSS
Dorm Trains Connect at Fitea5lyeA
with Trains of Ftehburgh Worcester r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City
ana at Groton junction with trains OF Worcester Nash
~ Tor Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of stony
brook X. X for Lowell, Lawrence &c
Tickets for all points West may be secured AZ any 81. ,;a
on cheshire Railroad and ggage will be ehecka
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge e"
A CHAPLIN .superintends
saperintendent's Office, Keene, N. H.. Nov q, 1861
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SU LLlvAN
RAILROADS..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,


On and after Wednesday, Jan sth, 1852 trains wl run
follows -
TRAINS GOING Soufn AND Essr.-Msil train leaves st.
Adams at 90 connecting at White River Junction
with trains for and om Wells River, ST. Johusbury Little
and with Northern Railroad for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
cester &c. connectnga Bellows Falls with Cheshire Rail-
road for Boston, aud with Vermont Valley Railroad for
Springfield, New Haven, and New York arriving in New
York at 10.i5 p. NJ
NIeur E1PREss leaves ogienshurgh at IL 90 NJ, Mon
trea 30 +. NJ, Rouses Point at 6l0 r. AMI arriving
in Boston at $40 A. M connecting at Fellows fas with
Cheshire Railroad Tor uso and with YER
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield New Haven
arriving in New York at 10 p. NJ.
Trains going North and WestMai train leaves Boston
at I2g NJ. via Lowe Lawrence Fitchburgh. Leaves
Springfield at Is A. Bellows Fails ~ 20 Z. NJ. com
meeting White River junction With Northern Railroad
from Boston, and with passumpsic Railroad for and from
St. ohnsbury and Lteton arriving at Burlington at 90
p. NJ and at st. Adams at 7.i0 Y. Nj, and lodge.
NeHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Fails ut 10 Y. NJ.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley railroad leaving
New York at oU A, NJ and from Cheshire Raoad. lesy
ing Boston at Ill 100 A. M, Leaves White River Junction
IL SO 2, NJ, arriving at Bu ellington at 525 AN Rousss
Point Mt 40 7. NJ, arrive at Montreal 1000 A. NJ and
at osdensburgh at 90 p NJ connecting with Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit, Chicago, aud the West.
New and beautiful sleeping attached both the
night express trains running between Rouses Point aud
Boston, and between Rouse.s Point aud Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale the
principal stations. g MERRILL supt.
ST. Adams, W., Jan. s, 1867, SLY
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A Descriptiee Manual bound in muslin ana
an Outline Key accompany the ITeW.
PRICE, TEN DOLLARS.

The following extracts from letters show III,
opinion of eminent Biblical scholars in referenc,
TO this work -
Rev. S. IRENEUs PRIME, d. D., Editor o
New York Observer.
Il trust it viii hang on the walls of tens o
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Rev. JOHN P. DURBIN, d. d., Author O
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II can heartily, and Nth confidence, recon-
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ID. d., of New York.
sit ought to stand in the very highest rapl
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Agents for 1852.

The q towing persons will act as agent
|5ilsthe y rs named, until further notice
Eand where our friends do not make pay
lheat At this office, they can do SO to the
agents, as follows:--
Saxton's River, II. G. Wiley.
Rockingham, S. L. Billings.
Jamaica, d. G. Dexter.
T0wnshend. f. ID. Sawyer.
Athens, j. G. Rpdfield.
Windham, N. w. Wood.
Jacksonville, N. l.. Stetson.
Brookline, Asa Flint.
londonderry, J. L. Pierce, f. Walker.
Grafton, Samuel Phelps.
Springfeld, Geo. c. Porter
Chester, George r. Barrett.
Vow, Il. J. Whilcomb.
mouth, H. G. Green.
nelhI. b. Campbell.
3En IL g. A. Davis.
~ mann, =. Pierce, Jr.
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numerous charges made against the feline
race are not altogether unfounded. The
Other evening, at residence only n few
miles from this city, a cat was discovered
sitting upon the chest of lille boy four
years Of age, her moath placed close 10 the
childs lips, asd the cal evidently much alb
sorbed in the operation. An effort was
made TO dcive the cat away, by speaking
sharpely to her. She paid no attention TO
this, and was equally unmndlu of u series
OF blows with stick. The cat was finally
fairly pushed off The body ofthe child and
off the bed. She was then pushed our OF
the room and down ,he stairs. She could
not be driven in the usual way. She had
bewldered and wild look all the tim G.,
and exhibited a sign Of ferocity by spring
ing on the servant, who was forcing her
down stairs. The cat was instantly killed.
as warning to all cats not to be too init
mate with sleeping children. The little
boy woke up during the noise which was
made, and was naturally somewhat frighten.
ed. He did not seem to be injured.
Though no harm was dole, evil might have
ensued had not the cat been discovered and
Her weight on the child's chest
would necessarily reduce the quantity Of
air inspired, and tend to cause suffocaton,
while the child would inspire only carbonic
'cid gas taken from the mouth of the cat
These two causes might produce death even.
They may have originated the superstition
hat a cat "sucks the breath of a child
This case is Interesting and novel, and may
erve the purpose of exciting inquiry and
putting some parents Oh their guard against
he steallhy and treacherous pets with
which their children play.
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| CONCERNING ADDRESSING LETTERS.
A safe rule in addressing letters is this
| DO not presume that the post Office clerks
know as much about your correspondence
as you do. If you are addressing bust
ness man or firm of long standing, it will
be safe to presume him well known 9th
erwise, it is safer to presume him unknown,
and to address him with all reasonable par.
ticularity. Write the town and State dis
ttactty. Do not address New Haven, CT.
when you mean New Haven, VT, Tor
Springfield VT, when you mean Spring
field, Olfio) nor New Haven, N. Y, when
you mean New Haven, Ky. Do not add
the county unless there are two towns Of
The same name in different counties of the
same State. The post offices in county
towns Of the same name with the county,
are weekly receiving letters missent to them
simply because the county name is the
most prominent feature of the address. III
you are writing to member of Mr.. John
q. Wilkins family, do not address Mrs.
Mary 5. Williams, or Miss Fanny Williams,
unless you also add care of John G. Will |
liams," or else name the street and number
at which you expect the carrier to deliver
the letter. 1t is sorry compliment to
man to presume that his wife and children
are SO notorious that letters will reach them
without special address.-Hotbrook's U. S. |
Nail
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pOWERss INsTlTUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

ccEssiEiE by Rii-road first station below sesh vss
IA non Junction.
Fall Winter and Spring Terms of II wec.j each begin
the last Wednesdays of Aug Nov aud Feb respectively
Largeand Institute buildings Extensive Appa-
full exere aud the ilost Pcpuaraad Expere reed Teach
ers, are among its Advantages.
l., y. WARD, A. " Principal,
Mrs y. II, WARD Teacher of ornainen Department.
Miss S, l., LEACH, preceptrtss;
SEVERN sum ELL, Native oiGermany, Teacher Ger
nin;
h. 0. EMERSON, Teacher Music Instrumental Vocal;
and other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from the Principal the Preparation OF
Teachers, and from Gentlemen of High Scientific Attain
ent, before the Agricultural Department. will be given
Letters for Rooms for SeEBoardin Board may be
sent to r. WARD, Bernardston Mass. Board inelulis
all Incidental Expenses furnished in privs families and
per week 30
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad.

0N and after Monday Nov. 25th 1861 TRIMS win run
" as follows, to Wit
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington 500 A. NJ, and 40 P. NJ
Arrive at Rutland, II 90 A NJ, and - 30 night.
Leave Rutland, 525 and IL 20 AN.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, 1904. NJ, and Las M.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave BellowsFalls, s A. M. "a. 20 and 5.l0p Pm
Arrive at Ru Lnd 1910 A NJ, $50 and 40 Y. NJ.
Leave Rutla 400 A. VI. 90 and IS r. NJ
Arrive at BIT Hngton LOGO NJ, $50 and 7,3o P. 81.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington, with Vermont Contra VT & Canada
Railroads for Montpelier St Adams Rouses Point Mon
trea 0gdensburgh and the westAt Rutland with trains
for Troy Albany and New Yerk Saratoga Springs Schenec
tady and the WestAt Bellows Falls With trains Chesh
ire Railroad for Echburg Worcester Lowell aud
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Brattlshoo Springfield
Hartford New Haven and New York-and with sullivan X
r. for Windsor White River Junction Wells River st Johns
bury, Barton, Lttleton and the White Mountains.
Passengers Tor the West will find this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route.
For Tickets aud all necessary information enquire at the
Offices on the line.
ga. CHAPLIN Superintendent
RurLASp, Nov. 25, 1861. 10
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STATE OF VERMONT The Hon, Probate Court
pisT or WESTMINSTER for said District. To all
pei concerned Ia the estate OF HUBBARD BLODGErT
late Of Grafton. decreased Erecting.
You are hereby notified that this will decide wpen
allowance OF the Of John Dwne administrator
Of sad and decree distribution OF said among
the persons entitled thereto aud make the
widow of sai deceased OF the PERSONAL estate, tho
lessio thereof be held ciAce Of enj Dean
Grafton ia said district the first Wednesday Of Mays A.
d. iS2 when aud where you be heard the premises
II TT BENZ. w DEAN, Register.
0fufton, April 8, 1852. l517
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= A SiSerLAR IScIpESr-ALMosr a
ArAsrnefEE.-There Is a popular sup
erH'tion that cat, # allowed the oppor-
<nnity, viii suck the breath Of chid.~
Enough how this Is accomplished Is not APP
Rerent- Cats are subjected to much sns-
- ed indeed no animal ,.elird BY man
"a % much admired and deies,ed.
Sances came 10 our knowledge re-
Icli seemss to Indicate that The