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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
GENERAL NEWS.

The largo chair factory Of IngcTsGl, WATSON
n Co. No. IL Bowery. the adjoining building. 10. n,
aud three buildings fronting ChTJsitest. in the rear
OF the above destroyed by fire yesterday morning
Several Of the adjoining buildings acre badly damaged.
Nhe entire oss viii amount to about sls0Ooo partially
severed BY insurance. Later in the day ole Of tie
onth Precinct Police attempted 20 arrest one OF tbc
inombsfs OF Marion Engine Company NO. o whc had
Ynsuited lady. His conra1as .oned him. ard Capt
Davis of the Police, then inierfered TO protect he
officer He WAS knocked down by tho ,enghr. Tic
Police Immediately rushed In. rescued ther oeptsin
and admin btercd 10 the crowd severe beating The
refractory company then sent tcme BY Assistspt
Engineer Perley.
by the arrival Of the Eagle we have d0tes
nom Havana TO Dec. no. and from Mexico to Dee =
shs Papsl Nuncio had arrived o. Vera Cruz. ard was
ieoered with marked Donors. The Republican forees
under Gen. AItesga. the Successor Of Urags nunbcr
k.g about OOs totally defeated the I'd VI
November OF Iqailpan. One Of the mos. influential
,en OF The Old Liberal party. jose NJ Cortss Lsparea
has accepted the Ministry ofibe Interior II is again
reported that Jaarez has abdicsted the Presidency.
Frts state Of Sonora Is s0id to DO the point Of desr
Sag In favor OF the Empire.
The Consular and Diplomatic bills reported
In the House yesterday Appropriate sS6i.soo ior the
year n1ng With juno, lG. Of which e2oeo0 are for
Yhe relief and protection of American scGmon abroad;
aToo0 20 Gerry into effect tie treaty with Great Britain
Nor tas prevention OF the African slayo trader eli 500
Nor the diplomatic and consular expenses Of our officers
At Hsyt and Liberia; 5000 for expenses under The
Emigration sc and ss0Ooo under the Neutrality act.
! The Board Of Aldermen on Wednesday after
noon adopted resolution giving Edmund Jones Co.
she Pujio Printing at the rates hitherto paid The
Councilinen gave o.. coo TO tho Nursery sad ChidS
Hospital and referred resolution donating e. 90 TO
tho Chilrens' Aid Society. Resolutions were adopted
increasing salaries Of Police Just.oss and Police Court
Eierks about twenty 1--WE per coat
a fite at the corner Of Fulton and Pineapple
cts Brooklyn, last night Destroyed three stories of
barge building occupied By John worthirgton drug
Es james H. Del veoehio proprietor Of Tie Broeh,,
cndsyd; the Father Matthew Temperance Society Cos
, meeting ROOM and Low Ginlen. manufacturer Of
boots sBd shoes. The loss sbou. $1,000, mostly
Insured
The bill for the payment Of invalid and other
psnsioas reported yesterday fron the Committee o.
Ways and Means for tho year ending with June 1865,
provides 900 900 for invalid PENSIONS t1OooO0 for
kspsions to widows mothers chidreo aud sisters and
ez3aoo for Revolutionary pensions; an aggregate OF
1u, 10000
Tue House Committee On Elections were yes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.
1IIE YAE.


Il having been officially reported that Mr.
Cad Rebel Commissioner of Exchange, had declared
without consulting the authorities OF the United states
chat al the Rebe, prisoners declared fof exchange Oh
paro,e by the Uai.cd States Go<erumeni mp TO Nov -
asGI were exchanged the Wnr Department he's ordered
that All Union tri,oner~ Of var OF The ARMY anu navy
and Oh oiYians on parole for exchange NJ to Nov -
1864 b. declared exchanged All paroled officers SSd
r,.!sd mon declare exchanged who ar 10 camp VIII
lie Immediately forwarded by the conmandanS OF
panps to thcif reruents and commands, and VIII I"
reported % the Comnissary General OF fTIsoAers
scooriir yly. t. 50 who are absent on leevc VIII on
sae expiration of their leaves repair forthwith ." 'he
parole comps at Annapolis. Md, ard Columbus ONO
Admiral Lee reports to the Navy Department,
under date Of Dec e that Lieut. Commander Fitch de-
lested and drove the len wing Of Holds army 81 Ao
sumhe,and River on the 4th inst. with heavy lose TO
She Rebels, including several Of their prominent
officers.
The Sanitary Commission sent four EeAei
eente and two four horse wagons loaded with hospital
supplies with the expedition 10 tie Weldon RAILROAD
under Cen. Warren
, Our success al Murfroesb0rough IS fully cor
Nrmed Con- Roussesu is coEGdeBt Of his ability ."
Ao the place against any force likely 20 come against
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15

Steamer to &c Heire He Il 10 60 to Bremen 10 s.rdy
esuery. This Is nothing less than bani1hmont ne
ieft this country on the 10th on ~
~ "a sne night Of tho aWh ult Pierre Souls arrival
noia nexioo. and I believe eoes to Havana by lie
steamer which carres this letter It u said that Mar
inisn :: not granted him a single audienoe, and mai
neyns mieo In bis diplomatic mission be nov reports
nat ns VIA ono Of purely private nature snd
In rogsTdto rbe Tehcantepec Railroad 49,"
The health Of thia place Is now good The imuIv,s.
t'Oo - isinense. There arc ten hotels here-aiwau
gro ydsd-and stu large proportion Of The arrivals 10
10 ito interior. v VIZ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
CONGRESS.

SENATE Dec. li.-EesoutiOns Oi thanks 10 C6p'.
wirslow aad Lieut.. Gushing were adopted. Mr.. VIII
non reported back the Joint resolution to make ffes the
yiyes and children Of coIored soldiers. bill for
special session of the United States District Court of
dndisns was passed Mr. Chandler proposed ieso'H.
ticns referred the Foreign Affairs Committee con-
ernins the discharge Of the 81. Albsns raiders Mr.
ottles tax resolutions discussed al length, and
KnslIy referred to tho Finance Committee The I'M
Finished business OF last session was reforred to lhe
sppropriste committees The House RESOLUTION i'r The
Termination of the Reciprocity Treaty was referred to
tae Foreign Affairs Committee. Adjourned.
'Horss Dec. IA bill passed to prevent any
,sen to bee me citizen f 81 years old on pgo7ing
QUE years residence if he has served in the army or
navy and been bonorsb,y discharged. The Diplomatic
and Invalid Pension Appropriation Bulls were report
and sent to the Committee Of the Whole. Tbs Foreign
Affairs Committee was requested to report what
measures are necessary to protect OR frontier from
such outrsees as that at St. Adams. MI. Schenck
reported bill to drop from tbs army rolls all unen-
xsoyed generas 1t passed. So to 50. The resoiu
soa to appoln, CON missone 70 report As to tie best
suode Of raising by taxation was tabled 6e to
10 G.. Tho remainder Of the session was used Up by
Air Crooks in speech on war and peace. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
From Cs!sferNia.
SAS PAAscI,eo. Tuesday, Dec. u, Leo

San FhANcl,l0. IutedAy, Dec. tt lcoI.
The storm has intcrmittcd Some damage
caused in tho interior. Many bridges and mining
iumes wero destroyed. Approximations OF disastrous
foods have not been reslized.
Bssiness dull. except active speculative dsnsnd
for domestic liquor.
Sailed, steamer Golden City. for Panama with SIS
and 81 In gold, OF which f5i7, 600
was for Esw.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15

NoYTCr TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THB DAILY
anmuv~.-To prevent any Interruption in the receipt
ufTus rsIgq~H subscribers ass particularly requested
sust al THIS tine to send te money cor renewal 81 then
sabscr Ions prompnes possible. Oar mail-too~s
ncs una, Yeong revision wh;eb renders il necessary
Tor oil expired subscriptions to 10 Pad beorc 'So St
asK o. .ilrusrV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
THH sT. ALDASs' CASE.

The pretext upon which the ST. Adams raiders
have been SET at large and their pandef restored 10
them is that Il necessary under the Act OF the
British Parliament for the lovernorenersl OF Canada
10 have issued his for their arrest. This IL
believed to De the first among tho many oases Of extra
dion which have taken place. wherein this rule has
been applied. 49,.
l5th Of M.r, 1901, were passed expressly to provide
for the contrary They contain the following words
And whereas certain psovieos Of the Act pess.d by the
Psnent Of Great Britain for ,ke SPECIFICATION al cestsin
oenee have bson found yosn. IN pr.coe in the
,!pes, and especially that province which re-
ou e that bsf- ~ ssch Qgs-y 0fr>-dd ssaH BE-
r.,,es sar,t shdI Undsr NE Aaed Gn9 sr ef a.
ps,,zl adasulsisr,s1 tAs fjSstrrsr<nt. etc."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
The Christian .Commi,sisn.

The United States Christian Commission re.
csived &C., recently from the ladies Of Sacramento
Cal
This Eectesai Collage Of Psrnsyiv ssia voted 70 give
s the mileage Of in members and psy Of as dUpsfoh
hssre,g 10 The Con v,iptou,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
yssp9lork Dailn Grib"'sa
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is. I56i.
We Coyrr.peudrnfs.

n, ,c.-lr esn taken OF Anonymous ConHlti iA,,~
Wicyers intended for insertion nus be suiin-
l., M srns aud lddTcss Of tic Nrf-f-nct nece'.J 'o'
,T,iita'ion bit Guaranty iOr ms eera ioi'. .,
Az levers tor thi oco Should &c aaafe'eoto TIC
Ti.IagS - kcw-fod. -,
...1uHt dcrtske 20 return oeS'ed Nchhl 'A9~s-N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
Tho Ccnirsi Railroad.

ALBANY. Wednesday, Dec ~, 1874
Al The Central Railroad election held here to
day e Id Beard OF Directors was reelected without
opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15

Launch OF = Double EaAcY.
BALTIMORE, "Wednesday. Doc. IA. tS6f.
The ron dOuble-ender MOnOcacy was sue
os.sfuly annohed today from the yard Of Dcp,assd
Son In SAILS oity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15

,er,lay occupied win the examination o! Go election
case, from Louisiana Their inv sstis tbrcasns 70
consume much tima
The Counoilmen yesterday voted 10 increase
tLe aia,es Of Clerks 90 Police Jus'es 20 5000 Gud ci
Clerks Of Police Courts TO eshoa
The stockholders OF the Hew-Y0rk Cen'ral
T;,foed Yesterday roeoted t,o old Beard Of Dirccto'
There was 30 orrosiiion.
A large number OF nominations for promotion
IN the navy haze teen scn to the sepsie for cootna'
Icu.
ChiefJustiCe Chase has not yet taken his scat
on the Supreme Cow, bench.
Gold opened 81 233l end sold up to gS,, aud
oio.cd 1t ~ Oo,egAne ,sochs were lover early in the
5v upon tho s a Trcasy in relation 70 The sale
u 770 eugeVncy rte. Pie closing rate wss i0i@Oa
stocks fslly steady sAd Tie variation in price sua AZ
to cia,s ,hc zi,-sot was dA. with few ocde order.
Mory u tbugd.n, cal per cart ea. and al 7fo for
cooue.,;. pe- Sterling fxohHge lo9t Tor Isnse's ~
dsy~ io5 .,T days; ard 6ig @5iS io' trance ...
rzzssrsx;-vzsrzsSszsrsa101sz
One Of G,n. liogGTds scouts has reached
Hilton Head direct from the tight wing OF
shcrman's army. He Sys the main body
was only 10 nudes from S0annsh on the 9TH
inst. CAST Fridsy,) and that tho Rebel
work were probably attec6ed on tho next
dGy. Sherman had mot 40 serious resist
ance; his army had iiyod off the country.
and WIS r. excellent condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15

Gan u;esmon. Il seems really was oonspirng against
otSs ssV order Of hing aad Sa seat s! tbs FfseoA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
An Esnny on lhe MuIe.


The mnlo is half hnau and half iackass. and
then comes to = iul stop, nptar discovering
her mistake Tha way more akordin 10 Their
hett than emmy other kreelur exeep krowbar.
Ths kant hear enny quicker nor utther than
the hoss, yet their years sre big enough Tor
snow shoes You eun trust them with euny
one whose life aint worth more u iho lnule's.
The only VA TO keep them into a pastas ia TO
turn them into u meeder jinein, aud lot them
jump out Ths arc ready tor yuSe Jest as
soon az tha will du ID abuse 7ha haini rot
emmy more friends than q ChAtLAm street Jew,
aud will live on huckleherry brush, with an
occasional ehsneo ~ kAnadR histles, Tha
are q modern invention | don't tbinek the
Bible denotes them vt all Tha soil for more
money than ehny other domestic animal -
You. kant tsn their aig BY loogjn into their
mouth, emmy more th0n you kould q Mexican
kannons Tha never had no disease that a
good klub wont heal II thR esvar al, tha
must cum rite ia life again, for newer heard
nobody "a "ded mulo' Tia aru Ike shm
men, very korrppi at heart i've known them
IA be good Tor siK months Just ia get chance
10 kick sumbody ! never owned one, nor
never mean tu, unless iharo ia Uaitsd states
law passed requirin IT, The only reason Viii
tha are pashunt is because thA ars ashamed
py ihemseltos ! have seen eddla,tsd mu les
in oireus--tha kould kick and bite trameu.
JUS ! would not "a what | am forced 10 "a
Agin the mule, u his hhrth waRt an out
rage, aud he haips 10 blAme ior Il Enuy
man who is willin lu drive mule ought tu be
exempt BY law irom running for the leghlu
tursl Tba are tho slrongeSt kreetura on earth,
and heyyyest according 70 their size. herd
tell oy one who fen oph from the tow path on
the kapawl, and sunk bas Is sooa as he tech
ed bottom, he kept rite ON, and ioed the bo,s
Ia tho neNt slapbun, brealhin thra bic ears
which was out oy the Watet about 3 feet 1
inches I didn't zoe lhia but an Aaotloneer
told me oy it, aud never kReSsd an auction.
eer ~ Ne unless be aoald mRks aonsghing by
" .lIl lnAl M nl nllIaaau- N "A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
ADutchman's Complaint.

dinks much about de war and De drat,
uhd de Febils, und all AboHt desc dinga ]
diuks about EN- more Ms about snydng else
Sometimes sets miia myself all day on De
front stoop, und scbmokes und drink; Den my
vile she Hils me dc luuiol fnr drinkin so Inuch
pnd ses Yea peter 10 nnd see uhor lacop,
onr hired man, und not bodder my head nit
more as can understand But | tells her
what shat yomeps know about war2 better she
goes und mipdis her own Piaspsss, dFphlss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28


MFs, A. called and goton doIiar's worth OF
TwELvE oRNr sUGAa, AZ MIMOKs.
The nicoBt kind
Mrs, u. got one dsliar's worth Of tho incest kind
FOURTEEN GENT SUGAR, At MNiCK's
Mrs, q got QUO dollars worth OF tho choicost quail
w Of
slXrRRN CENT SUGAR, At MlNtoR's,
Mt - says that ha got the host quality Of greon
RIO coFFEB AT 3. A. MGNIOKs,
That he drank and Mrs. n. says she got the fn
est Of
GREEN TEA AT }, A. MINIOKB,
WhHo every body calls gets some OF that oKcotout
EXCELSIOR aYRUr. AT J, A, MlNYOK.
Mr. NJ. says no purchased hNlf barrel Of
WHITE FISH Ar J. A MINICKs,
Decidedly the beath a.ed while I've supply ol
No. I MAoR RREL, At ]. a. MTHIcK's,
Roth for sEn and quality, cannot b eAooiled IN this or
III he lsylSs ali % call al his establishment and
peat hi = stock Of
oHOiOE DRIED FRUIT,
COFFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR or AbL KINDS,
And the largest aud best variety OF Orocerea 20 he
In tho city. HIS large Embellishments on tho
Corner az market and jefferson sts.
anl0y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
Dpeing 1llouse.
Eost

4 OsT-An porsons are hereby cautioned against
~ NEGOTIATING fora note drawn hy mo, dated 'ehfu'
AIRY A. 1884, for four hundred and twenty two dollars
aud Ten cents tSt2s l0l, thirty dnyp, aud payable ~
first National Hank, Cinciunah, 10 the order OF o.
Rowland. hAid note has been lost, and all persons
arc cautioned not To purchase or reosivo The came
JOHN A MIhiCk.
Mr. JOAN A, MtNICK' rhe note alluded 70 above
noyer reached mo hy mail er otherwise, aud la no
longer valid ~ against you on my accoant
y. W. ROWLAND,
oiuenuali, February 10, 1904 hildu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
NDVnRrIsINa aAThA.


Per aqnhFo each week Ia addition ona..,re...,s.~,. bO
Pei square ena veaf,,,,@ ,i,.~.s-s,rrer ~ 20
ps-leffns tot Aat teftiaanlents egcepyinH great,
aIane or longer period than above specih9d mpi
known VI The Counting Rcom ns-Al Advertleemo,
are chAfged " ha above rates unlVsN ewrtten agree
,annt IL made pre- yious 20 insertion asAl casuNl Rd
vortiaements must he paid fofin AdyAnnn,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
FOR SALE BY

VIM Weusthsn aud W W stewart, Raytoni George i
uevnr, Minmiahnrr, stec alagor, tnloni Andnfs
son, Centervlle E hyers, Nov Lohanoni u Jackson,
OhambsrshuFgi 70 " haurr, HRrrieturRi ~ oa inei
JnhnsVilei Arnold & Limbert south ArlinRton Jacob
smeer, West nalihooTei Jltoakle& %, Germautowni
j W MURPHY, Yandalm, u NicholH, Liheuyi u heeai
FArnarsyillei heyefhng Herr. halenl W fyfmont
williams a hWauar, Wet RdumufOi Parker, hfu,
Coz ParkorshifRj aud ny Diugqsta sud ma'hants
generally ihrou hout tho uhiled alatts and ceseiaa.
au2iity
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
Uo=partnGrsblp.
DissoIutiuil.
DISSOLUTION.

FTNHE 90 partnership heretofore existing Miller 4
Chalch, Ia the Mardhant Tailoring Dusnaha, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the first day si Feb
rutry instant The books are IN thu hands OF Henry
Miller who will continue tho bus al the old stand
Huston Baldlng, corner Thrd ana Jeherson streets.
Those whs have Glaas against the firm will present
them for payment aud those VINO ara indebted 70 The
arm are 9 expected 10 call aud aaitle thsr aoooupts
wthoSt delay, as ths business must hs clesed,
HENRY MI LER,
tuad3W !. s. CHAkOH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
UpbolStrrp.
oHARLEs HAscHISE.
GENERAL UPHOLSTERER,

ONO BLOCK, THIRD sTRERT (MR. siTTKil}s
oLD STAND DAYTON, OhIo,
A III kinds of Upholslerng, such ~ Auias, ohaira,
"a Stools, MatFarses &c., done 30 order carPeiseui
AND fitted, window curtains huug and All unda oi res
Rsls1sass, Mayor Gillespie and RaHnsy, Parker A
Co eeiN
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-12-23
WONDERFUL CURES.
BosroS, Sept. ~, 1856:

BosroS. Sept. IL, 1853.
To the editor OF the Rutland Herald Hearing
that DIR. Urann was about visiting your town for
the purpose OF healing the sick, thought would
write you what had been done by this same doctor,
that those afflicted might be sure and call upon him
than Eve years. After being attended for while
by my regular physician, he advised me to 20 10
the Massachusetts, General Hospital, which did,
where I received the best medical treatment they
were able to give. with no beneficial effect.
Ansr leaving the hospital tried Electrical
treatment, hut continued to grow worse daily, In
fact was given up by all asa hopeless case o, pa
es. by moving both legs At timo. could not
straishten either leg, 50 that my formwas sitting
posture. ,
upon HIM and told him my situation, what had
done, and also that ] Was unable TO pay him, a.
sickness had stripped me, and then was depend.
ent ON the city OF Roxbury for support. lie en-:
Outraged Inc In every way, and very kindly told
the | was welcome to his services. Aftor the nrst
treatment walked home without my crut3hescar
rying them on my shoulder, and have never used
Der, aud have been daily Improving until now
ain able " work, earning one dollar and quarter
o day.
Ny case was one that all considered hopeless.and
give you particulars that Others who have thought
thems selves past cure may have confidence, and try
the same physician aho has helped inc so much.
am at Campbell & Whittisr's, on Orange st., Rox:
bury. and live at No. 7 Washington Court, whore
should DO pleased to answer any n9uirri,S I,,os
Yours resp'y, JOHN WITllEks.
JosspA R. Eidridye, formerly OF the Hartford po.
lice, more recently on Hartford and N.w HTen
railroad, was Obliged to give up business on &C.
count of u severe cough and bleeding-perfectly
cured aud can now do good days work.
Br,doet Coffin. Hartford. Conn.,, had q fever sore
on leg for over six years had eight different phy-
scinns attend II nj different times with no good Of
feet Entirely curod ny one treatment.
Mrs. D,bbls, wife Of WIN. Dlbble, Deputy Sherih,
Cranky, Conn, troubled with internal tunor and
spinal diRcultissj was unable to walk or ride f
ter one treatment was able 10 walk mile, and has
frequently since rode ten miles. A letter nom her
and photograph may be seen ut office.
Mrs, Faneh,r, Granby, Conn. confined to her bed
by spinal difficulties and general debility, was not
able to SIT up-n aitcen minutes was able To Walk
out.
Ella Roberts, Hartford, Conn. was completely
paralyzcd was unable to move hand or foot, and
her head seemed rs II hung by q cord. not having
the least control OF It, She Is now able to move
both head and hands freely, and 10 gradually get.
ting the control OF her feet.
E-Dr. Urann's terms arc such that all can avail
themselves OF his treatment. Photographic and let
tiers from patients cured may DO seen at once.
80 Nv
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-12-23
WONDERFUL CURES
DR.. uRANN.

Practical Physician,
! WHO has made so many wonderful and instan.
| w famous cures In Boston, New York. Hartford,
Springfield. and more recently In New Hampshire
and Vermont, will DO In
Saco, at Saco House. Thursday, Dec. 18th,
for q few days only.
Dr. Crann's treatment IL such that ny u OH enra-
bis diseases are effected iDone or two treatments
and many are entirely cured by one, ~ the follow
ing will testify
This 10 to certify that had fever sore In my hip
for more than three years, which was constantly
dlscharging. also hal scrD!ula sore ON my up,
which had troubled me mere than FIX months. !
called Oh DIR. Tram while he was in Rutland AMI
AFTER one restment 81 about fifteen minutes my
lip was entirely healed, and aftcr two treatments
my liip was entirely healed. T.. IL. LORD.
Rutlanss Oct. ,, 1861.
This IL to certify that for ten years was unable
to raise my right hand to my head. called on DIR.
Tram while In Rutland, aLd amer n treatment o
fifteen minutes was enabled 10 use 10 as we'll
er. FERNANDO SAhuENT.
Rutland, Oct.s.
This is to certify that was for more than three
years lame, and Obliged TO use two canes. had
some three or four different physicians, and had
been before the Vermont Medical Society, and 70.
ceiyed no help from either. called on DR.. Urann
while he was In Rutland, and amer treatment OF
about fifteen minutes l walked Oh without my
canes, and can now walk OF nrst rate.
SAMUEL KINGSBuRY.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-12-23

At n Court of Probate held ut kennehunk, within
and for the county Of York. ON the hrst Tuesday
in December in the year OF our Lord. eighteen
hundred and slxty.iOur, by the Hon. E.E.Bourne,
Judge ofsaid Court.
IN petition OF Mason VI. Hatch, Guardian OF
" Charles u. Eaton and Mary L Eaton, minors
and children OF Horace Eaton, late Of Wells, In
said county, deceased having presented his peti-
tinn 10 sell all the right title ami interest OF his
said wards in certain real estate situated in Wells
and Sanford in said cOunty.to put out the proceeds
thereof at interest AT public auction or private sale,
said real estate being more fully described in said
petitions
ordered That the petitioner give notice thereof
to all persons Interested In said estate by causing
copy Of this order to he published In the Union 4
Journal printed In Bddeford, in said county, Tor
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that they may appear
ut a Probate Court To he holden at SacO, In
said county. on the first Tuesday In January next,
at ten OF the clock in the fOrsnOOnand shew cause
any they have, why the prayer OF said petition
should not be granted.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
A true copy
Attest. George n. Knowlton, Register.