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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

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JEPPEIS
o. DECK SILL
ai
No. 81 BROADWAY.
THE only place Ia The city w5"
IApUs' Coon Boprs ASD SHoH
Can b. had ~ low prices
.JrPPPRs No 57j BROApWAY
CLOCKS
HAZE EgsIORER Restores Gray Hir.
CLOCKS
EAR BEI0gEE makes Hair groY on bald Aeads
CLOCKS
HuR RifIORER stops itar RON iai0s ouI'
CLOCKS
HAIR RPsToRFH prevents Headnche.
CLOCKS
HNR r. uJREg IS elegantly pertimcd
CLOCKS
HAIR RrsroRfR Is all that can be desired ss dressing
ILDCk>
HAIR Rvs rOgEE Possesses all the merits claimed !Or ~
A single ria. cnnyiuCcs TIE mos. sSepiical OF us
value Ii after thorough tri, Of two bottle, does
not give perfect satisfaction the money VIII be re-
funded Sold eyerywhere a, Si per bottle; six bottles
for 81 Dr. +. II. CLOCK. Proprietor,
Manchester. N II.
II 4. HTLMBOID.
Drug and Chemical Warehouse. No. - itosdway.
Agent New ! ofk tny.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
OLD EYrs MADE NEW,

without Spectacle Doctor OF Meliclnes Pamphle
mailed frcc IN receipt ~ Ten cent?. Address H.
FOOrE. M. d. No. !. $50 BroadWHs. New-iofh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
NUMBER 80.

cries tenanted by the foulest of the human
race have been passed over comparatively
unharmed, cholera will often enter the man
lsions of wealthy families, having no other
cause of insalubrity. Persons appeared to
snffer in proportion to the contamination
of the air they breathed with the ,"privy
lodor," and immunity from this appeared to
secure immunity from, cholera. Obserya-
tions in London, Munich, New Orleans,
Baltimore and other towns confirm this as
sertion. = y ?, -----'.--.-i = .,.-i
We can now understand the relation of
cholera to filthy habits and defective drail
age, its predominance in, low levels and
''nade land, its striking tendency to fol2
low the natural line of watershed, its cons
munication to persons who have never been
in contact with the sick, the contamination,
of those who have been brought within
range Of the exhalations OF infected persoDs3
and the propagation of the disease in works
houses, barracks, prisons and places fpubr,
lie resort. In India the very dust often ap-
pears to be impregnated with cholera.
Soldiers encamping where former bodies Of
troops afflicted with this disease had en-
camped, are almost sure to contract it. In,
all countries the lower classes suffer the
worst. The inhabitants of brothels, teneq
ment houses and underground apartments
''die off like rotten Sheep This is owing
partly to cachexia and lowering of the vital
energies, and partly to the noxious exhala4
tions with which the ton,ttes of cholera reafl!s
lily unites in the work of incubating pesti-
1ence. N'-s'.S "s'i 90 alrt4 EnfI6e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

THE PROPERTIESOF OF. THIS COMPA.
ny consist Of 42a acres Of the most desirable
OIL Lands in these States. selected, with care and
judgment by practical men, after prospecting and
examining the most productive regions and locali-
ties. A large part Of IL Is situated on Dunkard
creek, Green county, Pennsylvania, where, in pro-
portion 10 Developments the quantity and quality
of the Oil found. is superior to Oil creek, it
manding higher price IN The Pittsbure market.
Tho lands In West VirGinia are located in Mon
ongelia and Wetzell counties, and are considered
among the best In the State. . } ....... ..... .,
In Ohio. the Company property is located in Knox
county, where the indications are most favorable,
Oil Of q superior character as q Slubricator being
found at depth Of $50 feet adjacent lands, and
within afsw feet Of the Company g property. 1872
The Company are already sinking one we'll, and
have arranged to commence two more as soon as the
necessary machinery can be put on the ground.--
THREE WELLS have recently been struck only a
short distance from the property Of this Company.
EITHER ONE Of which would. in one year, nearly
pay the entire capital Of the Company.
The officers Of this Company, in placing its stock
before the public, are confident that the induce
ments offered are not surpassed by any Company
in the country. The Capital Stock is small for the
amount of valuable Oil territory the Company pos
sess. and the assurance Of speedy and larae re-
turn to the stockholdspis almost certain
Full and detailed information given on applica-
tion to the Sec etary and Treasurer. y o.
81 limited amount Of the Stock is now offered
for sale. Apply to .3 -
apr21-d6m Secretary and Treasurer.
slI .# al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14

assuming numerous symptoms not herein-l
stanced, often passing from cholera into
typhoid fever before finishing its task, and
often apparently permitting favorable re-
action and yielding to the action of medi-
cine. In each recurrence of the epidemic
all its symptoms appear to become miti-
gated. -.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
WOODS
Patent Drilling .udchtne,
PILE YER,
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
the superiority OF this machine over all others for
the purpose OF sinking Oil Wells, the undersigned
is now prepared 20 receive orders for the same.
This machine comprises everything requisite for
the boring Of oil wells, excepting the STEAM en-
ZINE AND CAsT-IRON DRIVING PIPE, Out will
be furnished II desired at reasonable price,, AID
dispens.s with the use Of the Derrick Rope, Bull
wheel and other eumbrous and expensive fixtures
nov in use and is 50 arranged being constructed
wheels and portable, that 1t be eAsily removed
for the purpose Of sinking wells In different local-
ties
THE DETRITUs is removed rcr- the well BY no
Patent Hydraulic process and does not re1uirs the
removal Of the drill from tho boring This process
not only removes all the detritus in from TO 10
minutes, but likewise efectuAlly clears ont and
opens all the small oil veins that are 30 often.
trey closed up by the old process Of sand pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer
q we'll can be sunk from 400 to 500 feet within a
period Of from IS TO % days after the soil pipe has
been driven.
Arrangements are being made ioF the construe
ion ami delivery OF thes machines at New York
Norwich, Nevburg. n. Y, and Pittsburg Penn
For farther information, price, terms, &c, sd-
dres,, SIMEON Leland
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

President LINCOLN Upon CANEs.-A friend
connected wIth WASH lgtpu newspaper.
told Int thss he had occasion o. see Mr.. Lin
coin one evening, and found that the latter
had one 20 bed. But be WIS told u sit
down IL tire uflce, and directly the President
entered tie woir only night shirt, and
his long, lsnk msute limbs. a. be sat down,
inclined the gatsi t. laughter. Mr.. Lincoln
disposed oi hi- request 1t once. AMI uIanIt
Tested . d,>i-,. To TAX - b. reached Tor the
cane whi;ii my friend carried aud ,nnTersed
"a this lnanter
- alWav- used cane when J was boy
Il Vas freak Of mime. Nv fdyOrile one
WAS knytted beech stick, and carved the
head myself There's mighty amount of
character in sticks Don't You think 70 .
lou have seen these ishing-poics that lit IN
to a cane ? Well, that was an old idea of
mine. Dogwood clubs we're favorite ones
with tie boys 'spose they use
en- yet. Hickory is too heavy, I'M
icss sou get It from young sapling. Have
you ever Noticed how a stuck IN ones hand
will change his appearance Old women
and witches wouldn look 70 without sticks
Meg. Ncrrillics understands that
In tins way my friend, who ir a clerk IN
a 7ewsTaper Office. heard the pre-idcn; talk
FOR an hour Tie undress of The man and
the trIteDe-s OF the subject would be staples
for mernmcnt II We did not reflect nat his
greatness was # 40 conventional cast, that
'h- p,ayiulncss Of his nature and the sim
Ticity IF M illustration hghtened public
business hur nev-r arrested it-Cor. v. y.
World.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
Personal.

Rev. J q SKINNER and j. : D. TavIur
ar, 60 prououu,-- rulogie- upon President
Lincoln at -. Ai-ans ON tie l-t Of june.
Henry CLARK o Poultney delivers eYlO.y
at Well, Corner
Percy r. Drwuer OF Rutland the former
witty AMI gly Drlm major OF the 18th Vt,
has been appointed Brigade Qsartcrnaster
n the >iai Of Gen. S,a,er, Commanding the
81 brigade Vernon; militia.
Alfred L. Smith. formerly Of \. Adams,
a son o. IT,. lake Rev Dr.. Smith. Pra-idcu;
o 5he University II Vermont. Is 70 be ciry
.-ii'or OF TN rtw Chicago pap.s, Of which
Mr.. Dma j. o., i' editor IN chic;
The funeral - Thomas Henderson Camp
bell. E-Q 'i =. Adams, who died on the
evening". Nay 18th Of upol iezy. IN the
18th y,ar cot ai- ag.. took lace on a., 22i
iust. with appropriate Masonic ceremonies.
John sIor, t--,.y, the brm ier, j, building
NICE loIr-stOly house at Troy for hi, father
john u rich and flIal.
Majr GENERAL 4. T. Burnside. Major
General Carl SchuTz. Major General Franz
>irel. B1gadier General A. L. L. have re-
signed Their commissions.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
CLEANsETHE BLOOD.

WITH corrupt, disordered or vitiated Blood. you
are sick all over It may burst out in Pimples, or
Sores, or In some active disease, II may merely
keep you listless, depressed and good for nothing
But you cannot have good health while your blood
is impure. AYERS sARsAPAErLLA purg,s out these
impuritie. and stimulates the organs Of life into
vigorous scton, restoring the health and eIpellin
disease Hence 1t rapidly cures 9 variety OF COM
plant, which are caused by mpurity Of the blood,
such as Serofzls Kisg, Er T1nOrs, Uesri, SOTs',
EruPhoAs, Pi-Ptes, BlO6eAe', Boiis, 81. IatAons's
F1s, Ros, ErynpsLas, Tsttsr or San RAsu~, Seals
Head, Ring Worm, csneG or csn1sTozs Tuzors, Sore
Eyes, Female DiseI'.s, such Rsfsstsos, irsgsLUS
~, SsPprssioz, Hlfss, Stsrtfy, also sypsi' or Pc
a,rial Dis,aes Lp,r Complaints and Heart Dissassi.
Try AYER'x SARsAPARILLA, and see for yourself the
surprising activity with which It ee~nses the blood
and cures these disorders.
During late years the public have been misled by
large bottles, pretending to give quart OF Extract
Of Sarsaparills for dollar. Most Of these have
been frauds upon the sick for they not only contain
little, II any, sarsaparila, but otsn no curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter dlsappoint
ment has followed the Of the various extracts Of
sarsaparilla which nood the market until the name
itself has become synonymous with imposition and
cheat Still We call this compound "sArssparills,,
and intend to supply suehs remedy - shall rescue
the name from ooloquy which rests upon H. We
think we have ground for believing 1t has virtues
which are irresistible by the ordinary run Of the
diseases 1t Is intended 10 We only sssure
the sick that We offer than the oest Alternative vach
We know how 10 producs, add - have reason 10 BE-
Neve, It Is by nr the most efsctusl purifier Of the
blood yet discovered by any body.
AYERS CHERRY PsoroRAL,is 90 universally Known
to surpsss every other remedy for the cure OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoo-sesss,, Group, Brow
eAifis Iaepient cos'umptios, and for the relief
Consumptive Patients in advanced stages Of the dis
case and that II Is useless here to recount the evi
dence Of It's virtues. The world knows them.
i6w2ms-
THE BEST ANDiCHEAPEST IN THE
| woRLp-TO those not acquainted With the article
Il may seem rather strange IL not steep language
/ 10 assert TO the famous FAMILY DYE CoLoRs Of
| Howe 4 Stevens, that they are the best and he
eseapsst in tse rorid but such Is the in point
Of fact as can be demonstrated by the manufaotur-
I ers The significant circumstance that no others
arc used or can be sold where thee to be had,
needs no comment. They are Q saving Of 50 per
cent will dye silk. wooden, cotton, feathers, bon
nets, gloves and hundreds Of other materials, vii
not injure the most fragile texture, ready for
use i s-- moments. ,nd are ,sss. clear and sesa-
tislL wtsv.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
NV YnRK. Nav =


The Herald's Cairo despatch Of yesterday
says Advices from Brazos, Texas, say our
troops after whipping the rebels at Borro del
Chico Pass, when retreating, were fired on,
when some Of Uuf skirmishers erept up the
river bank and shot two dead.
Three Swiss soldiers of Maximilian's army
crossed the river on their WAY to Brazos,
heinz deserters
The Tri5iine's " ashingtoh despatch says
The Attorney Gen has decided that the
Amnesty Proclamation becomes void by the
suppression OF tie rebellion, that the DEGREES
Of clnfscatIon are in full force. and that the
exercise of executive clemency cannot be ex-
tended TO the future.
The election for members for the Virginia
House OF Delegates a. far as returns have
been received show that the dIsuniOnlsts have
swept the State.
The Herald has modified the proposition
to pay off the national debt by reducing the
shares to $40, 900 each. publishes a num-
Der OF new subscriptions. They now foot up
III shares taken, amounting to Sl,ll0,0OO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
NV YoRK. MAY 80.

The gunboats Magnolia and Glaucus have
arrived from Key West, the latter IN tow.
Rebel officers returning 10 their homcs were
arriving at Key West iron along the coast,
and were being furnished with transPorta-
ton North.
The rebel Sen. Harris of Missouri, n Maj.
Gen: of the rebel army and other prominent
officers were captured at Cape sable. Fla,
and had arrived at hey West.
Advices from Matamoras state that Mar
shall Bazaine will probably come speedily to
the frontier and most of the French troops
remaining IN Mexico will be ordered 10 the
northern department.
Two divisions left for Nueyo Leon about
the middle of April, and Others had been or
dered in that direction.
The German and Belgian troops Will be
retained IN the interior
The steamers Republic and Mcclellan had
arrived at New orleaus-the latter with
| $4,000, 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
CHARLES E. BARKER's ESTATE.

b.s1;st Of chitsendsn, IS. bate Court for the Dis
tr1ct Of Chittenden. ..
To the heirs and all persons interested in the Is,
tate Of Charles e Barker late Of Rishmond In said
District deceased e,
WHEREAS, application hath been made 70 TINS
Cont IN writing by the administrator Of said estate
nrsyinr for license and authority TO cell
r.. real estate Of said deceased. includ-
sn the reysrsion OF the widows dover therein for
,bs naymeut OF debts. and charges OF administra-
49, nd settin forth therein the amount OF deois
Ana rom the said deceased, the charges OF admin
istration, the amount Of personal estate, ana Inc
situation Of the real estate ,,.
WHEREuPos, the said Court appointed AND as sn-
,d the sth day Of June A. ID. 1865, At int RIO
bate Court rooms, In said District 70 near ana oe-
cide upon said application and petition, AND oroei
eypublic notice thereof 70 DO given 20 All persons
intsre.ted therein. BY Publishing said order m
AZ i'm the time and plsce OF bearing three weeks
rsossstvsly IN the Burlington Free Press : nsvt
naner. which circulates Ia the netshoornooe o.
tha~e nersous interested In said estate, 81 vncn
puSficstions shan Be previous 10 the day ssusose
Tar1K1osl. VOC are hereby notified 70 sppes<
hefore ssS Coat, 1T the time and place assigned,
ssn and there IN sald Court, TO give bonds - the
isG sirecsa. Tor the payment Of the debts, and
sh.yges al administration, and make your on1eo-
tiors 10 the granting such losnee, you see cause
|, Given undsr my hand, 1t the Probate Court
| rooms, this 18th day Of Nay 4. D: 1875;
v47u5
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
4 r,Sc,r ROY Of BRANpRErHs

4 SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH's
Pills sontzins more vegetable extrsetivs matter
than twenty boxes Of my pills In the world besides
Hry-nve hundr,d physicians use them In theif
practice to the sIci1sioe Of other prsssiva. The
fst letter Of their value vet scarcely sppreostsd
Ther they are better known sudden death and con-
tinued scxle,s will be Of the past Let those who
know them speak r..sht out in their favor II ia
duty which ill save life.
Our race are subject to redundancy Of vitated bile
at this season. and 1t is dangerous as Is preva-
lent but Brandreth's Pills afford invslotsie
and Efficient protection. By their occasional use We
prevent the coli-ction Of those impurities. which.
-hsr 4. sufficient quantities. cause 50 much danger
to the Sodys health. They scon cure liver CON-
psnt, dysDepsis loss Of appetite pain in the head
heartburn, pain in the brsastbone, sudden faint
ness and costiveness Sold By 81 respectable Deal
ers In Medicines. NAY 20 Gavin
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
W,sUi>croy Nav o.

The trial of jed. DAVIS viii be proceeded
with soon. unless the Government refuses TO
deliver him up 70 the authorities Of the Dis
trict
The troops Of the armies IN and around
Washington complain tlat they are fed on
half rati0ns.
Two soldiers Of Sherman's army robbed a
citizen of gold watch last night, on one oil
our principal streets.
Ms Beverly Tucker was arrested yester-
DAY IN Baltimore and sent back to Richmond.
She WAS making her way 10 join her husband
~ Canada.
Parties now here from Arkansas, North
Carolina and other rebel States, ask thar
the I,bels may be leniently dealt with.
The suub1at Tuscarora has been ordered
10 Europe
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

NEw YORK, May p.
The Times Washington deopatch says
Gen. Custer has taken command OF the be
plrtmtnt Of Missouri aud that Gen. Merritt
goes with bin.
The letter Of Gen. Sherman complaining
Oi the suppression Of his official reports, is
published. lie SAYS he made frequent off,
cial reports all Of which have been carefully
suppressed, whilst toe most riiicuicus non
sense was industri9usly spread, but he lrts
been too long fighting rebels 10 be
scared by mere .c7mbatants, no mat
Ter non hivh thcir civil rank. He says.
brave men never insult the captured or mu-
tilatc the dead: but towards and laggards
always do. As to himself. he asks tor no
popularity, no reward. lie desires the De-
partment to publish his othcisl letters and
reports and asserts that they have been pur-
posely suppressed. lie draws consolation
from the fact that. tho truth lies at the bot
4or- Of r well, Yankees have perseverance
enough 10 e. o the bottom.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
NEW loRK Nav ,

NV tohh- VA -
The Heralds Montgomery correspondent
detail, Grierson's raid through Alabama.
|, passed through Greenvllle, marching 400
miles. and reaching Montgomery ON the 9TH
inst. lie destroyed large quantity OF rebel
stores.
On the 81 inst Gov. Watts was arrested
and reached Montgomery on the 5th.
Inc people Of Alabama appear satisfied
with the situation. and Union meetings,
largely attended, were held in several parts
OF the States.
The rebel general Forrest nss issued en-
address 10 his men urging them to submit 70
the laws and aid in restoring peace.
The Times Washington despatch seys
4 gang of rebel outlaws has invaded West
morcland Co. Va. coming from Maryland
A cavalry force has been sent IN pursuit.
The Tri5une's Washington dispatch says !:
The conspirators' trial adjourned to allow
government to examine rebel documents for
waried 10 the War Department, whence
mueb Importan, testimony 1t Is believed viii
he adduced.
The same despatch says there is painful
ru,por current in Washington, OF collision
between some of tine 5th Corps and Sher-
man's men over the river yesterday, result
in, in the death oil -everal. and of the inlu-
" OF quite numcer
WASHINGTON, May %.
B All the prominent generals connected with
I'll. arnie. of Meade and Sherman arc IN
washington to-day. The troops are on the
outskirts Of tn" city.
The conspiracy trial is in session thu;
morniug. The defence has large number
of vitpe sees on hand. Mrs Surratt's coun'
sci express the confident opinion that they
can show her u, he innocent cf knowledge o.
the conspiracy.
TIE President recently informed delesa
non sbat waited on him that ne was IN Iavo'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
WASHINGTON, Nav 80.

The Chronicle indicates this morning thai
Congress will not recognise the new Virgin
ia State Legiissture. Tho rebels all over the
State voted and aided Tasniisst.y to embar-
rnss the government.
Mr.. BoYce. of South Carolina, former
Member of Congress, is receiving many at
tentions from government officials. He ia
yors tie administration policy Of recOnstruc-
t;on
fho rnmor That Gen. Thomas will be ap-
pointed to command ,be department OF Vir-
GINA, gives satisfaction.
: number Of prisoners were released non
the old Capitol Yesterday, among them Rick
e. the man in whose house Atzerott was ar
rested
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
New YoRk, May p d.
Gold sUli this morning at 1856.
NEw YoKk, Nav %.

wv -rfNf
I'll. Tri5ane's Washington despatch says
Secretary Stanton desires to leave the Cabinet
a, soon as the military trials are finished and
the army reduced to a permanent standard.
President johnson Viii send hun as Min
lister 10 Berlin.
The 18th Maine. l4th Connecticut, l0sth
New York. Sth New York Heavy Artillery,
and the 18th New jersey regiments. will
leave for their homes on Thursday. They
will he paid IN reaching hone-
The He-olds despatch says the 18th Corps
under Gen Weitzel, commenced cmharklng
for Texas to-day. Gen. q. 4. smith has
command Of division Of colored troops.
The Heraid's Savannah correspondent says.
The removal Of trade restrictions has given
an impetus to business. Steamers run regu-
larly up TO the river towns cotton Is arriv-
ing and new stores are being opened.
1t Is expected that Gen. Gilmore will som
issue an order removing ali restrictions on
trade throughout the Department OF the
South.
Gen. Howard, Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau, mas Issued an order u pr1iibit
the dispossessing 81 freedmen OF the land
they are cultiyatInc. abandoned BY dislOyal
former owners.
The Hera'ds despatch says the Govern
ment is In possession Of information that
Sanders and Thompson were not only acces-
series to the murder Of the President, but 10
the plot to spread the yellow fever and III
troduce It int the White House.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
DIyIp CAsWELL's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all parsons concern
n.tr,et OF Chittenden. sss} ed in the estate Of
David Csswe, late Of Hinesburgh in said District.
deceased
AZ. Probate Court holden ~ Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden, on the 7th day
~ Nav A d. 1855. an Instrument, purporting 20 be
the last will and tesla nent Of David Casuel late
Of Hinesburgh 10 aid District, deceased, was pre-
IL ordSreS by aid Court that the 9Th day Of June A.
ID Isss Al the Probate Court Rooms IN said Bur-
bngtou, be assigned for proving said Instrument )
and that notice thereof be given 70 all persons con-
cerned by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively In the Burlington Free Pres, newspaper
printed at said Burlington, previous TO the time
HrrEroRx, you are hereby noti6sd 10 appear
before aid Court ct the time and plsoe Aforesaid,
and contest the probsts Of MD VII. you have
6tvsu under my hand, Ct he rrobsos ocu-s
rooms, this iTth day q Nay 4 2; -
vS-v3 4 WALs Juoso
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
HARVEY BEECHER's ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court Ior
saive examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF ali persons against the estate OF Harvey Beeener
late Of Huntington In said District, Represented IN,
IN olf.st thereto; and rx months from the day Of
The date hereof being allowed by said Court Tor
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice
r,snt =. The dwelling Of the deceased, in Hunting
Ton in aid District on the third Wednesday, Of
June and October next, At 70 o'clock, A. NJ on
dated this Isth day Of April A. n, 1876.
Join i Ii Tg SERes&SFF6RD, Commissioners.