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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
FROM MCLELLAN's ADVANCE.
TIGMT NEAR NEw.KKNT COUnT.HOUsE.

| FIGHT NEAR NLW-kEN
| At noon, on Friday, about three miles below New
Kent Court House, force of cavalry under Gen
Stoneman met some fifteen hundred Of S.uari's Vir
eipa cavalry and fight ensued, which lasted sornt
| two hours. A charge was made upon them by Com
panies T. Md X Of the third squadron, assisted by
Companies and NJ Of the fifth squadron Of the 9th
regular cavalry, commanded by Major Williams.
Gihons battery, consisting OF Xix pieces, was alec
brought into play, strongly supported by several
regiments Of infantry
The Rebels had three pieces of artillery, which
they used in shelling our fOrces band.to-hand
contest ens9ed, which iipaiy Ie,nited IN the defeat
Of the Rebel cavalry, who rapidly fed In tie dIrec.
tion OF Eew-Kent COurt-ilolse. In the fight The
following persons were killed: wounded
aud missing: - Ostello, Go. f, slightly
wounded in the foot; Kennedy, Co. l.,
10 tie chest; Corporal Campbell, Co. H. IN the back;
- Palmer, Co. T., in the ankle; - Cruthers, Co..
X, dangerously wounded in the chest; - Mellow
eli, Co. T., wounded in the shoulder; Corporal Nor
Ills, Co. T., through the wrist; - Neh, 20. l.,
through both legs Owen Martin, Co. A.
Private Owen Martin, "Second," Of the Second
Rhode leland Regiment, Was wounded III the leg by
the discharge Of shotgun, which Wns get as trap
in the upper story Of ouse iu the vicinity, whittier
he had gone 10 procure some -four. To the trigger
OF the gar, placed upon the -four barrel attached
u string, which Martins foot was caught in, thereby
dischargng the piece. His wound is OF a slight
nature.
Among those known to be dead are the following:
Charles O'iiarra, Company L, Third Squadron, a
native Of Columbus, Ohio. A. Irish Of Company T.,
formerly Of Ieeumseh, Michigan was wounded in
the fight, and then taken prisoner by ths Rebels.
After he had been secured, he was conveyed to a
wood in the vicinity, and his brains blown out by q
iieuienast in the Rebel service After the man was
dead, Rebel soldier cut of OlIauas little finger,
for the purpose OF securing gold ring upon it.
This act was witnessed by one Of our own soldiers.
- Kline OF Company T., Fifth Squadron.
Robert Craige, Company +, Tecumseh Mich.
Tie Rebel loss in killed Qi) and wounded, accord
ing to The report OF negro who subsequently came
within our lines, amounts to fifty. The wounded Of
our force are now lying at the hospital established
At the house Of Mr. Morris, five miles below New.
Kent Court House. They are under the able chsrge
Of DIR. Pooey Of Ncw-York State, Of the 9Th Reg
ulas Cavalry, and are all doing well
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
lAdwsrtisementf
AERATED BREAD.
From Professor Sillimsn.

"YArB COLLEGE. NEw-HAysY, Nov IL, 1891
II have long been familiar with the process OF making
bread light by Geratiop.
The notion that the proce" Of Fermentation is
e'sen, prepare dgesbe bread by change effected
by IT IN the starch gobule Is esctuay aside The ex
peence at the London Hospital shows that this Aesied
Bread dsesble without inconvenience BY somachs which
wholly refuse iermen.el bread Whittier, swseter lighter
digesble bread and from sven quantity Of
four is msic by this process than by ermentason-whe
entire cleanliness and the absence Of all desteous sub
Stances secured the time Nothing but salt u
added to the p.se csrbOnc acid escapes in the baking
have eaten this bread for considerable time and at inter
walls for many months and always with satisfaction. Dry
toast made rom this bread hs, dehcacy Of flavor not found
In any other bread have tasted D. sILLIxAv jrE
The AEaArED Bread CoxPAsY are now prepared to gil
orders tor the above BREAD in large snail quancsst
their Bskery in Lais yette-p place. corner itha.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
cOrTRT CALENDAR-THlS DAY

SUPREME CouRr-GESLRAL TERA.-Non-enume-
rated motions.
SUPREME ECoUar-CIRcUIT.-Short causes. Noe.
323 40 s5i 1885, s563 419S 30 1897, 6oS $685. 66o4,
67ss 63i3 720 T24s, 1888 5a 1900 1881 7i2 T.52 f45.
l85 1893 1907 1913 1913 5574 1888 .S9i ,6J2 1643 T6sl
s65ei .o5 1C'9 7243
SUPREME CouRr SPECIAL TERN. - Demurrer
No a. Issue, of law SC. Nos 23l to 2sa, IA to ISL
SUPERIOR CoURT. II Part L--Nos. 173, 3O49,
3o47 III; 775 $685. 1857 37l 1922 io51 1885, 1901 Part H.
Nos 3is l32 7i 1884, blS 1894 29i 1873 1886 PMt III
Nos 1873 l5 1873, 1921 1891, lSi3 2ooI e4s 749 62s
Part IV-Nos 2l2i 2l26 22s $780, 2Jz, 2l34, 23o, 2lJ
2i4O 2l42 2lif, 2l46. 2liS, 2l50. 252.
CoURr OF CoMMoN PLEAs.-Part Nos g79,
eI 7ls Oi Co3 49, 1890 lO9l 1895 49, 1896 loye lloo
Ioi io5 Psrt I-Nos 6O3 6i s53 49, 49, as 1874 39l,
s1O. $50, l04I, 99). 913, 578, 7@o.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
FIvr SsrrRs DnowxEp.-On snnday aftsrnooI

FIVE SfSTEKb DhONNtD.-VH DHIo''y nv . -
Wm Wsrd lad Of IS. Of Toronto smbaIhed N a,aiDo
ro ,ru. On IN. bay by his sisters named
respectively Phqbe May Ann Je Csronc and h,isnet.
The girl about 10 Of ago. ana IN"
oy four Atsr sailing % aud the bsy ~ an hour OF
90 The bost capsized half mile from shore All VINO W,ie
on board instantly fell nto the water Ibe boy maze
eahe effort Le succeeded IN gens tho boat on Yer hee'
sgsia and when the eldest a. m sef. came 20 to ~
60 n, ,nsnaeed 10 sst them into the beat which ~ hei
flied with ws,ef When about 70 get on Doafu hinen, VIC
wind again caught the sail Of the boat snd IN Sn i.s .
we, c.5,ed time the poor girls along with the
lad ho mad acted sniuiy, were Ag an b.thhs oi ,e
iyes 10 the water lie made another seinpt 70 aye s
, ,hs .soI b.I,rr IA. eve. IL IA life The boy
was rescaeJ Ia an exhausted state bat bis i've sisters "e"
drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Sunday:

TRIAL Tmp.-Tbe new stcani-tug Henry Burden
went on an eup neers trial trip on Thursday morning
down the bay and out to sea- There wasa large party
n gue.,s on board. The dimensions Of the hull are,
length, I37 feet breadth of beam, "a feet depth OF
hold. 9 feet, and Of about 800 tuns burden. Her
frame is Of oak II inches and built in the most sub-
s.auiial manner, beipg s0ppsJ. R0lk9 ap3 fastened
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

ing of moment having transpired since our last sd-
vices. The steamer Atlantic arrived at Port Royal
on the morning of the 9th ins., and would sail for
New-York on or abont the 18th. The Cahaw ba
brings q cabin and 81 seerafe passengers.
PAssESGERs.-Col. Noble Col WoodEan Capt Hsmming-
way, Capt { Peuy Capt. Benin, Capt G. Smith, Cspt A.
bsney Capt Moore, Dr. Mnllford. Lieut. j. II. Mcdonald
W. wheeler MTs. Beard Mr L,ngfelow Of United states
Coast Survey N. Bellows, Mr.. OueraIo. Mr. Wright Wm.
UTann Acting Master United States navy DR. Houshton
ard servant. United States army; = J. Smith. f. Aborn H..
kihon, Cspt Alderman. WIN H. Depaw. Mr. Rates, Dr.
Bemdyvith, United States Army.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAr l5-Befors
judge McCUSS.
o.iaJ OH Of Ia

Judge McCUSS
Isaac Jones pleaded guilty charge of petit lar
c. nv and -e q the Psniteuiary for 6 nontha
John j. Ricketts, pleded guilty to forgery in the fourth de-
gree Reuspded.
Robert J. Hall the pretended Southern refugee and Robert
w Butler propT;-ior tho saloon No ~ broadway have
bern indie ted by the Grand Jury.
Recorder hoffman to-day filed his opinion In reference 70
The ssoo, law called forth by The srcst OF John Leo
aud Robert W. Boiler ofe saloons known CaDter
bury Hall aud NO. 80 Broadway. The prioners were
brought cefoIe him in to wrts OF hsbess corpus
which were fully srsued before him. IN his opinion he de-
cdes that properly made that the prisoners
regularly the il Con utional. and
be reuanded custody The opiu-
lucid review of the objections shered
counsel against the Consuiouaiy Of the law. and
abe in its favor weoi1ored the terms
which be evad-d destroyed without total die
regard t. the authority OF The Constitution.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

.UYrTrD STATES 7.30 STocKs TO DE TAxED.-The
Commissioners of Taxes, It is stated, have, from
opinions furnished them by prominent counsel, de.
cded that the 3O per cent stocks held in tins city by
banks, corporations and individuals are liable 10
taxation. The act Of Congress exsmp,ng these and
similar securities from assessment, only be made
10 apply 10 Federal taxation, but in order TO exempt
them from State city tax, an act of the Legisla.
ture il required The decision, If sustained, VIII add
10 the taxable property Of the city over hily millions
Of dollars.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

SELLING HIS ows CHrLDRRS.--A number OF years
sgo free black Of Washington CITY raised slacient
money to purchase black woman lIy her 10 Las rnee
family OF liz children. As by the law Of the
District the child follows the condition Of tho mother OF
course these children his dre lie has Therefore tled
bs claim and asked payment from the Oovenment yauins
Lis pioaHtaiss at 500 each. Wheeling Press.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
FROM PORT ROYAL.

Inc oni'ea States steam transport Cabawba, Capt.
sAe' arrived here on Thursday morning, in 80 hour,
nS Fort Royal. She has G,932 bags Of ungiun.d
- son On board, consigned to H. Barney, Collector
a. ~e pom. She experienced heavy north-east Gale,
'N"' Ps'sase' Her news is uDimportan., moth.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
CITY ITEMS.
AMusRNgNTs THIS EVENING.

NrBros G,RnKs-Brcedwsy. The Enehsntress'
WINTER GARDEN bioadw AZ. " Honeymoon .
WALLaok's rHgtTYR-so. a4i Broadway, Lady OF Lyons
LARA KEESEs THgATEa-Br Brosdway, TIE Sea Of lee"
NKoSs RoYAl CfRCusPaace Garden, Fourteenth street
lnd sixth avenue, jack tie Clan; ktiei," afternoon
aud evening"
BArsrS's AstRIcas MrsErx-Broadway. Grand National
Dog show Com. Mutt Whale &c;, day and hsh''
Flowers Of the Forest" afternoon and evening
NATioSAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGs-No. t25 Broadway, day
and evening
Hail. No. C69 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERx-MAY l5.-Besore jus
tce Bos~ogTH.

Peet agt. Diugee; Smith agt. Vanness, &C.; NC
Fsdden as Farrell Pecare sg, Hull Mabey agt Aen Un-
derhill az,. Weles.-Orders granted. -
Loeschieke et al ss Jacobson ct a-Mosion denied, with
: 10 costs 10 abide event
Lozere al agt Bnkard ct alThe parties may be heard
further ifthey desire; otherwise motion denied
Dode sgt. Rose,hsl Order vacated on terms.
Vreckig ct al agt Kne5eL-Refcned to Geo. s. Still esq,
70 hear and determine.
Preati.s sgt. Mckernsn. Order granted on terms,
Before Justice MosELL
The People, &c, ar. Banst.-Case settled
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

LADIES RELIEF CoMsITTEE.-When the history
of this war shall be written there will be no brighter
page than that which will record the deeds performed
by the heroic lnd selfeacriieing women, who have
been minstering angels of mercy to the sick and
wounded so,ders. The Committee of ladies who
have watched and worked with sleepless and untir-
ing devotion for the relief Of the patients at the New
England Relief Rooms, during the present week, are
Mr.. Frank {. Howe, Mrs. Frederic c. Swan, Mrs.
E. w. Stoughton, Miss NJ. A. Hale, Miss Bostwick.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

FEARFUL DIsEAsE.-The Jonesbo'o cTcnn.l Ex-
pys., learns ha fearful tsesse has made ~ app arano- IN
AFTER County Tenn. The symptoms Of the distse are i
lar to those congrlye fever cold pfsne Ia e" tous
it, victim dead In the a. ten days twenty ~ hty have
fallen before 1t, and II as still on the increase.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
HOW GEN. mitchell RELEASES UNION
PRISONERS.

soldier in Gen. Mitchels division at Huntsville
writes as follows:
The Rebels telegraphed mp here, as more OF our
men arrived, 10 know If it wonld be safe to send
prisoners through here 10 Richmond, Va.-they did
not know our men bad Dessessjop ol HQDHyjue-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MAY l5-B$eI
JuDGg SnALLEy.

JRwrLRY FORFEITED TO The UNITED sTATKY>
The United States agt. one Diamond Bracelet ste.
This was proceeding ereit quantity Of disrnonds~nA
iewery yaned at 0 seized b. the revenue officers Oh the
persons Of the clsinsns esrs Aon and Hilger psssen
gers board the steamship Africa from Liverpool IN August
1850 The claimants denied intention to delaud the Gov
ernsu Of duties Verdict the Government condemnng
the goods. .
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

DEATHS OF SOLDIERS AT THE NEWBORN HOS
prrn.-The following-aamed soldiers have died at
the New.York Hospital, from typhoid fever, since
Sunday:
Tispt VIM Jones Co X, 4Ah NJ Wv
p,vate Fr .man G. Hopkins Co. ID. TIth N. Y. "
Private - Brsdwell, gb y. Y. V.
pd,ste Frank H. Eiwooi, Berdsn's Sharpshooters
Private IA. h. Welsh, ith Il. Y. v.
p,i,,,e John y. Webb. Go. u, tth Y. w.
pdys,s Michel Hadl.y, Co q, 18th N Wv
Private Heron hl AHsuons 40, ait, II, ~ ~ " c.sIr,
pny.,, PLlip Sesyer, Go. 1. 3lst ~ Y. V.
p,,s,e GeorEe S. Van Week, 8lst N. !: v.
p,i,ste Thomas Van Arsdaic, Md NJ T. Battery.
r,ivst. Robot + CaIty, Co L. Sd V.
PIv,r Georye L. Cooper. Go. ID, llth Maine.
Private Preston soule, -.
Private r. Clifford, -
p,v,,e Leslie Boschsr, G3d Psnn'ylvsnis
An unknown soldier died also of typhoid FEVER, be-
fore any information sboat him could be a'eersined.
large tent has been erected on the Hospital grounds
for conyalescent patients.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Advrr'is ,ment.1
The GREAT DOG-SHOw ut BARNUM's

glorious Every body confesses the most nier
iug exhibition they Todsy a. tomorrow all sas
premium Dogs the siiDgs cnloss of the whole weeks
show will be exhibited. making II the most splendid eosc-
tion Of the dog fily ever found Who will fail ths
premium Newoundand's. St BernGds Greyhounss, sod
pe,s of eyery breed.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
thoroughly for seagoius purposes. Her engine is of

600 horsepower; a 3-ineh cylinder, with S-feet
stroke; wahng-beam, With all the latest improve
ments. She is commanded by Capt. Frederick r.
Anthony, long and favorably known as Captain of
the tugs Underwater and Jacob Bell.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

and Gen. Mitchell telegraphed back, stating it would
be perfectly safe; they cent up train fall of our
men that they had taken prisoners az PI;tsodFg
Landing; and we got them back, to tie surprise OF
Tie Rehals.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Ayrsrr FROM PAnsos BRowSLow.-On Wednes'

Visit FROM PARsoN NBRowNLoW.-oh Nedhes-
day afternoon the dry goods house Of Me Lathrop Lud
ncon Co.. In Park place. honored by visit from Par
.on Brownlow ard hi. fdend Mr. Chids. This firm and
their employees have been deeply Interested 10 the far'on
ceeded in getting subscriber. for the new paper which he
intend. TO start prscticabo He was waited upon
h, rooms In the Astor House by Mr. 1resdwe OF the
employees the fm and who haa long kaown tho d.in'
gu.h.d gentleman Upon hearing OF the result Of theif .nor'
and was accordingly taken up and introduced After
short and pleasant conversation With tho urn twas aug
who around aud who wished to hear hin Accord
he mounted table, and made short sad interesting
,perch In which he depleted the horrors that himself and
other Union had undergone for 10 other oen,s than
their love for the old Government and tho old dag See
the immense qusnes Of goods scattered around doubtless
the extreme deuton Of rebellion WA suggested by IT, fo
he spoke of great scarcity Of nearly all the necesas
lie where ssces,ion not rampant aud brought dowl
the house. by saying that they had not 90 much as fine
tooth comb with which comb the squster from
their Secession hesd The affair entirely npfonptu
and passed of very pleasantly.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

CHARITIES AND CoHREcrIoss.-There was no
meeting of this Board yesterday. The weekly state
men shows that there remained 6,97o inmates in the
several institutions on the 10Th instant, decrease of
80 in comparison with the week previous. During
The week 81 died, 1913 dicharged, iO2 sent to
Blachwells Island and . to tho State PrIson.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

THE UPPLR SECTION OF BRoADwAY.-As public
improvement it would be well for the Common
Council forthwith to provide for the paving of the
upper section of Broadway, to Fifty-ninth street,
with Belgian pavement. The street in that vicinity
is in deporablc condition, and sadly needs repair.
Being the principal outlet from the city, and the
leading thooughfarc to the Central Park it ought to
receive early attention.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

Army WonM. - Tlio desir ic'ive lnfect--tne
plague Of tho sfieatu-Ls made ). sppsasnce again In
~ A,ysL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

FATAL FALL PROM MAsr-BEAp.-ies".fe..'u@" i'"f.' @iy,
Coroner wdsy held ipques. the body o.
men, lately residing at No. 3is Cherry .tSs 9sI Msnnernr
and thai ne fs from the msst.nesd the deck
100 feet yesterday morning. by which ms As"
aud klS body VtbeyKbe iniVed
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

Geo. VIM. Curtis, by request, will repeat his pop
ular lecture on The Way Of Peace" ut BleeckeT
Buildings this evening. Seats free.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

FSs ARrs.-Tbs private gallery Of paintings Of
gentleman Of this city, who is about to go abroad,
will be cold at auction by Leeds Co. to-day. The
collection embraces some rare and valuable works Of
the frst European artists
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
fAdzerfiaencutl

DAILY Victories by our Armies make b, si-
uess rk To learn what to engage the best advsnxe,
OBTAIN careful chronological Examination Of .
FOWLER 4 WELLS, No. 3)3 Brosdwts
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

Tnr GREAT E.sTERS.-Tbe steamship Great
Eastern is expected to arrive here to-day or o-inor-
row. She will be moorei in the stream opposite
Pier No. 4 North River. steamboat will be kept
running from the pier to the ship every half hour for
the accommodation OF visitors, after a day or twos
preparation.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

CoRRrcrIos.-The dinner at the Astor House, to
Col Howe, given by the New England Relief A''''
citation.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

NATIONAL AcADEAY OF DEsIGS.-At the annual
meeting of the National Academy of Design, held
on Wednesday afternoon, tho following gentlemen
were elected:
Pre,idsn.-Danel Huntington; Vice-PEe'dent-Henry Pc
tiers Cray; Corresponding SecretGry-T Addison Richards
Recording secretsyJ. b. sscsrns; TreaurerT 5. Cum
Iinsf
The officers, with Messrs. Edwin White, W. Whit
teredge, II. A. Loop, George A. Baker, Regis Gig
noux, and Thos. Hicks N. A., form the Council
elect. The Council, with Messrs. j. G.. Brown and
j. X. Brovoort Of the Associates, form the Commit
tee Of Arrangements Of tie next Annual Exhibition.
The following Associates Of the Academy were
made Academicians: W. II. Beard, s. Colman, jr.,
and Lieut.. Thompson.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

PAyoRAMA OF THE SEAT OF WAR.--A photographic
Panorama of the Seat Of War, drawn and published
by Mr.. l.. Behrens, gives a very good bird'seye
view of the scene of action, extending along tue
Atlantic coast from New-York to Vera Cruz, and IN
hand from the headwaers Of the Missouri to the City
of Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

VALEsrISE's MASuAL.-The Corporation Manual
for the year 1862, compiled by David T. Valentine,
the venerable Clerk Of the Common Council has
just been published. 1t forms book Of 775 pages,
and is repeie with interesting matter pertaining TO
our City Government, the contents comprising the
names Of all the officers connected with the several
departments and bureaus, the officers and man
ayers of the numerous charitable institutions Judges
and officers Of the various Courts, principals and
teachers Of the public schoos members Of the Police
Department, and much other general information.
More than 100 pages are devoted to historical mat
terr, in which we find a record of public improve
ments previous 10 the Revolution; record OF mar
rsges in the Dutch Church from l6il for over
century aud quarter; history Of the poor in the
City Of New-York, l699-lsl6 extracts from the
earliest Newspaper Of New-York &c, &c. In ad
di,ion 10 an excellent portrait Of Mr.. Valentine,
which prefaces the volume, there many eDgrav-
iugs the most noticeable Of which are panoramic
views Of the embarkaiion Of the 9Th Regiment and
Fire Zouaves lasi Spring; view of the junction Of
Broadway and Eighth avenue in 1861; representa-
tons Of the new reservoir, High Bridge, &c.
TRor FINE Reilly CoMmIrrrr.-An adjourned
meeting Of this Committee WIS held yesterday at the
Hall Of tie Chamber Of Commerce. Samuel Sloan in
the chair. The Chairman announced thai George
Merritt had donated $50 to the fund Gen. Wet
more suggested that the Committee should adopt
come plan in order to facilitate their work. Much
clothing was needed by those rendered destitute by
the coniagraton, aud provisions should also be sent
forthwith. lie moved that Committees on Finance
Clothing. Dry Goods and other necessaries, be ap-
pointed 10 10 at into active operation. Messrs
Thomas 1ileston, Albert Gallalin, .. L. +. Grant,
A. N. White, and Mr. Williams were appointed u
Committee on Finance. Gen. Wemore announced
that subscription had been received from X. VI.
Blatchford, and that the total amount bad reached
$4,000.
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OUR .NaAT1ON-IL l. DISORDERS
DIR. ROBICK. s. CURES.

sltf -F
The American stomach is tormenting
organ. 1t is generally out of order. The
reason is obvious. The driving man of
business has not time, orswill net ia ke tine
properly to masticate his food. He bolts
it, and as bad habits are catching, all
classes. follow his, example. Hence Dys-
,pspsia, with all its complieations-henee
Indigestion. Liver Complaint, and disor-
ders of the Bowels, in all their various
phsscs. Against these and hundred
other complaints, file Scandinavian Blood
Pills and Blood Purifier are waging an
exterlninating warfare, The success Of
these Medicines has been astonishing
even in anage ofscientific miracles, They
,lo not alteoiate they extinguish a disorder.
The agony, the fever, the debility. the
despondency which characterize Aiictions
of, the digestive and secretlve organs, van
i,h under, the influence OF these prepara-
xipns. The constitution itself seems to
acquire new cner- y under their operation
See advertisement. ss3up Eases sss s{f.
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Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing Settlement Accounts will be
for hearing in the Probate. Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, on 80 i, s.sei -. :
~ Saturday, October 25th, 1882. :.
The. .Jettlement accounts of the Admins.
traitors Of the following Estates: John C.
Clark, John H. Ayres, Samuel Truax, Adam
Davis, Charles Johns, Daniel Gray, Joseph
Thornberry, William HiOkmsn,s Elizabeth
Dye. John Orns, Daniel FLOR, George Bsrsus
Ahram Matthess. John Gray, Sarah ]. Algeo
James C. Pisksns, William A. Pickens, yohr
Steward, John f. RdsnAasn, Charles H. Dan
ford.zand Mary Hnrd.ss sss 9S4 ssssE y
The Guardians of Hugh, Ann Jane, james
and Mary lsahslla McCutSh con: N. A. Easthon
John Slack, Adensram Slack, Rsbert 8. Slack
John Meessr: Emna, Edward. William ana
Nancy Efiiger; Elsanor Daley; ADELAIDE s,
Samuel r, Martha \, and William 7. Koonts
Lux. Tipten, Bsrbna Reisbeck and james
Paris. yF'i III aFlsfg JOHN 9. WAY,
ls;fssi lsssis.ox. II. 1854 .1r. 4lss ~ ~ ilTs sTs'
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Legal Notice.

. . lz-sTg < ~ p. 81 trf :
Boyd & OFT of Wheeling, Var Nicholas
e.. Murphy & Brother, Brooks, Fab
nestock &. Co. Watkins, DUNCAN &
Waesche of Philadelphia. asgxs
~ LIEN CHASE and Charles Chase, who re-
" side ont Of the State of Ohio, and whose
place Of residence is unknown, will take no.
tice That Edward Archbold, as the Adminis-
TRAITOR of Robert Chase, did on the 10Th day
Of September, A. D. 1862, dIe In the Probate
Court of Monroe County and State Of Ohio.
a petition'to sell the following real estate,
lying in Monroe County, Ohio, to pay debts.
Lot numbered eighty-six $50 in the town
Of Clarington with the appurtenancas. ex-
ceptfng lease held ON the third story of .
brick building situate on said lot held by
Darlington Lodge of F. & A. Masons.
Said petition will be for hearing in said
Court on the 18th day Of October, A. D. 1861.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
.sfs-- ,fx rs Admir-. of R. Chase.
Sept. II, 186e-4w. u $3.50