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SPECIAL NOTICES.
--BLANxs IN BAsKRuPrcr..

-0LANAS IN oANAhurtSt..
~ OPINION or THE HON. =. "A JENcKEs
The following correspondents between the Hon T. A.
' ~ TXsr sr.rrr. New York city, June .. 1907
Dsas srs-We take the liberty Of sendns with this line.
. Revised Blank Forms in Bankruptcy. May we
request you them, and see u they come up to
Btates supreme You will observe that in
ysrms which differ ouy from the ones hrst issued by
us yet printed. leave margin espc
ci.y 70 allow Of the Forms being po1nS
WAsnNGroE, July 3 1857.
1essrs srows BARRoE:- .
EGEKn snss-Your Blank Forms IN bankruptcy excel in
te udcous allotment OF the 70 be nlisd IN the e
quality the paper used the arrsngemeu OF
he by which the sheets be fastened together
IN proper the papers In are 6nally hcd In
eour They comply with all the requirements OF tie Gen
srai Orders and ogms and take pleasure IN commend
ing them 10 the Of the courts and the profession e
svectfuIly yours, .. r. A. JENCkES.
A THE METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsTAB.
IA hshnent W Nassau street. AL kinds OF Cards. Circu
hrs Hand Bills every variety OF Plain and Ornamental
Printing done NJ low rates and wlth despatch. s, ~
An ADJOURkEr MEETING OF TIE OWNERS,
"A agents captains OF boats invited 20 meet
WeS"e.day ercnias. July 10 * o'clock full attend
aAce requested By order Of the CHAIRMAN.
REw YoRx, July 6 1857.
ArA MEETING OF TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS U. p.
"A Associatons In held in Roosevcs street,
June rs there resolved that the Bag Sewers Society
should recognized upheld !, their dncuy And at
ssssa ana che %suSers q that Union VIII uos wosf With
any but that belongs 70 the Bag Sewers
Daion and show his card ..-.-.sr
JAnss C. HING. Sec hAkTIN CAhAoDx. rrcs
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PRICE -FOUR CENTS.
FoR SALE.

FOR sALE-BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,
hef rnr.nts Corner Liquor Stores. Billiard Saoons,
bute and loutry stands Meat Markets. Groeeries Baker
yes cigar stores sample Rooms Lunch Rooms, Tin and
Siose stores Taper BOX Factory, hne Emigrant Hotels.
hiICHELL'S store Agency. r. Cedar street.
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"A. way, between Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets
open on Monday elegant assortment of Dress Roun
Hats the Henrietta shape. the rage Paris
also uason ctrousc the imperial rurban and Bronz
Hats with wreaths. birds aud Feathers match Just
ecived ths compieis Flower 10, Necklace BrAeeies
Earrings.
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EXCURSION TO TIL. FISHING BANks.-rIiE srPE-
II rior steamer JOE JOHNSON. Captain John Oliver
will 10 tho Fishn Banks on Tuesday. July 1871
leaving as follows-Broome street, A. ~ Peck slip ~
Christopher street. 81 Duane street s. Bait lines
refrcshments on Board. Fare. g.
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BOARD OF AyDrr.--suLEs ADOPTED BY THE
Boards Of Audit es.s;d y p We acts = ns * & s
regulating x. Of sAid Boards New York
riSst-rhs statutes By which the s.d Bs.rds Of Audi.
:s sssa ~ s%.n
e s Gx cf Nov Io,k which ossnsasd t e.. prior e
e. lie g .asl g.
&. E @ "a sa q S S ,S a. ~ ~ e
DC same o he Board srssssd .eIe.
% Il % q hs
y q: s he
ne days above cas S's @ sssos: ne
NJ e. sss:f e
q Which n sr r. p:s.'sS aooo ssics II. r.
siam l. based. tosshsr with : eomplsts 81! q she
:ss ' .s: as isss or coz; s
NJ .r, s Of ss ' y :s. o.
any sa ha. been prosecuted o. brought upon the claim
sssssi he iSs q eS.UsassSsa. :osh Aus q a., a
:sa.s nj ;.S: sisss ]
r.. nnds Of such Judgment 80. '--.-- 80
sa %
the sla n presented within ten days after such Ming and
sonsdered having answered by general denial band IN
will be rqaf % TO sustain his claim BY proof OF the
vii Ss made the claim. presented
= sa,a scards ~ fhs r crss n m winch the se,
ssqured CLAIMS will be taken up and heard I'm their
srd such sIeep. that FOR good
grant ed pos ponement OF hearing bad.
ftA calendar for each d. sting OF not moro
chan unless Otherwise ordered by the Boards,
% be made up By ss sss * :, dsIss Ire y ,ss 70, s
before clock A. N. OF The d preceding the calling
Of said calendar. No adjournment OF the day
endar vii be granted except FOR sufficient cause shown
sixh-The hearings OF said claims shall he conducted
upney the the trials OF actions in the
Courts Record bus the and manner OF prococding
be modified TO conform to the duties OF these boards
and evidence applicable such trials AMI not
fDcn n~tete these boaTd1
shall apply 10 hearings before them
Seventh-The f-cisicns ol the Boards OF Audit upon
chains heart shat be annohnced open board. i'm
Alcly after the of for the dsy after
The snail be clio. ed conveniently done
CuAiNChY NJ DtPEW. President
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY. Comptroller
n. W BONNEY.
,. VI. MARriNDALE
W, X. STAWARi.
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(yARRIroror co, PURCHASING AGENTS. 70
tsins vssssd Iron Nsv yerk kunas via Ne srtse
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AFFIcE OF COLLECTOR

" 81
Internal Revenue
the
sisfh Dssric, Of the state Of New York,
comprising The
YORK.
Notice 10 hereby given. pursuant 70 law. that have
memous Of property bect under the pro-
side interns revenue support the government pay
approved ls6z aud The acts aendatory thereto
aprrore March 1850 July u ls6s that
thr euc and res enumerated therein have become due
and payable aud that viii attend personally deputy
Ter The collection ol the same osce No isI West
Fsure~nth street. OF Eighth avenue daily SUNDAYS
esccped from me th osv Of June un the sth day %
Juy ss7. inclusive. between the hours of soeocx A. NJ
rhs lst herein the special ,ases on
billiard tables. gold watches aold silver plate
Scr ths ending Nay 1882 and the upon
All who shall neglect TO the them
ve~pccteeiy. socoring 70 the lists Aforesaid within
sssrrsrs ssss Z, nnssE sirI.p e 'es penalties
NEs fonk. June Is. 1851
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL EEvENrE.-EIGHTH
Ehseenh rwcnieth aud Tweuiyrs wards of the c,y Of
hs~ lofk.
Noscs ~ hereby given that the Annual Let Of rares
scs~c N The Collection Disir for the begin
ming Nay l6 has been received from the Assessor. and
that the duties taxes and licences therein resed have be-
due ard payable The undersigned W n attend person
ally OF " deputy, a. his Office No g Firth avenue fn ihe
ss on Ssen ys"s 3.
Sn ~ Tor the rece r OF said sres, &C. 4c O1ice hours
frsm "a ~ ,c<PM The tases Included In The Annual
Hafcbrs and Iicrnaes.
Inc naisser OF isspsyers in this district great that
All perss who neglect 70 pay the sums due by hem
cly according the list Within
M pe.nea VII become s1le 10 The penaisles pre-
Dated Sew y5rk. June so isss = 'o''''''
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MARBLE mAsTE4.s.

A, LII DESCRIPTIONS or JOB PRrsrrsc PROMPTLY
n esecned ~ rates ~ per cent a.
she Metropolitan JOB Printing EsablishmenL 81 Nassau
afrcrN
1xAKsLE MANTELs.-ruR BEST PLACE IN rur
M el purchase Marble Manels of fe latest dcs,e.
a. very Iow prices si A. kLABERs xsfbIe worss III
HAST Eekscnsh street. near Third avenue, YORK Cut
ths ouf
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NJoTICE.--ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN the late nrm OF Maxwell Ncregor hereby not
present the subscriber within thirty
from date or they will recognized.
A. SCRlM1EOuk, Assignee, No. 2 Bowery.
NEW YoRK, June H 100.
AJorfCE-ALu PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
IN hrn OF Maxwell a Me0regor hereby notified 10
settle with the subscriber within thirty from date
lsrn proces dings will be taken thereon
A. sch1xGAouk. Assignee. No. Bowery.
Nav YonK. June a.
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IL DESCRIPTIONS OF JoB PRINTING PROMPTLY
n and carefully esccuted cent less than
other place. Al tho Metropolitan job Printing kstabl@h.
ment " Nassau street.
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C,AsHION COURsE-TROTTING, TUESDAY, JULY Q.
II atsP n Purse ana stake OF $40; mile heau. 10
less; d. Phfer's ch 6. Quick silver.
same day sweepstSks of So "; mile heats In Bto
ons r. Csrpentefs ch. J. Dongrey's Fred renee;
b. Daniels' ch Lonise owners bf m. Nancy Fat J.
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ID DAcrNo POSTERS AND SMALL BILLS, IN ALI.
n colors beautifully printed 26 per cent less than the
usual rates. at the Metroputon Job Printing Es,abnsh.
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THE LAST WEEK :,
The great clearing out sale
HEATn'S
IbCarmne street. corner of Blceeker.
chance obtain cheap foods.
Best frrnch Lawns reduced ~ is>:c
Blrached shce;ngs. "a yards wide 90 per yard
unbleaehed bbeetings. AZ yards wide, tDc per yard.
Lace shawlsi Lace sbawlsi
A few left at -. g. S each
White Mozambique Shawls-we have only o few
White silk renadnc shawls beautiful goofsl cheap
Our Stuck Of drcs. goods clearing out
Bay your dress goods now. whine this sale Lasts
All eoois sold at cost price aud no less
Nottingham Lace and Lace Curtains half price.
Our neighbors dong nothing
We sorry for them, but goods mus' be sold.
Table Dsmasks Napkins. Doyies. Table Cloths Linens
Diapers Marscillcs, fiquc. &r., almost gwen =
Narscies Quilts, cheap 0t Lancaster Quilts, only ~
each
a large lot OF Crumbcioths S5 each.
Country dealers VIII nd this good chance TO repensh
their stock with cheap goods.
Cotton Goods advancing. Buy your nuslns now while
they are 10 cheap.
Auction Blark SILKS. very cheap.
Summer Bamorai skirts. half price.
Auction DRY Goods retAed ~ cost
only One More AZ eek
Parcels delivered In Brooklyn. Williamsburg Jersey City
Hoboken, Harlem. Ac, FREQ OF charge
Urdrrs by post shall have usual prompt attention.
Ladies are requested 70 come early In the morning. ss We
Remembcr Lace shawis, -; 80 shecinss, %oc. All
Cienring out The iock Of the late JOHN HEATH Is
mine street corner Deccker Fulton ferry, Beccker
aud Sixth avenue pass the door.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-14
The Butter Makers Golden
,r Rules.

The great secret in butter making, it seems
consists in attending to the following points
lst. Occurring rich, clean, healthy milk
milk Obtained on rich old pastures, free OF
voods -t3G1 HItH YhW 4
I'd. Setting the milk in moist, untaintsd
atmosphere, and keeping it, an even tenn
perature while the-cream is rising,
50. Proper management in churning.
4th. Washing out the buttermilk thor
Oughly, and working SO as not to injuro the
grain.
9th. Thorough and even incorporation Of
the salt, and packing in Oaken tubs, tight
clean and well made. 7FGs
Cleanliness in all the operations is of i'm
perative necessity.
Judgment and experience in n anipulating
the cream and working The butter must Of
course be had. -tI 0'4l
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-14
undierflraintng Tiand.

Experiments in undertaking land were
made in Scotland last year FOR the purpose
Of determining the effects on the temperature
of the soil, compared with that in the same
vicinity which was not drained. The re-
suit was that tie draining raised the tenn
peratnre l.5 degrees, equal to remvoal Of
the land from one hundred to one hundred
and fifty miles south. This is an important
consideration connected with compact heavy
soils, whose retenGveness of water renders
them cold and comparatively inert with re-
ppect to vegetation. Draining land involves
considerable expense, but it's increased
prOduCtiYeness soon repays this, besides
assuring increased profits for the future.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-14
SheriG,so Sale.

81 ,.- State of Ohio, Union County.
clarsa Dowd Plaintiff IN cn, yntO0 cSgnty pIan Court
Erwin +. Dowd Defendant order of Sale No. 8.
PURSUANT to the command of IN order Of sale in
L the above eauseto ne directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Ninton County, Ohio, will offer
at public sale at the dooro the Court House, in the
Town ofMcArthnr, in said county, on
TUESDAY, MARCH l9Th, 1867,
at the hour OF l o'clock P. NJ. of snd day, the fol-
lowing described premises, to-wit;
Beginning for the same eleven chains and twenty
links West Of the North east corner ofSection Mum
Der Thirty-two (32,) IN Township Number Ten QO)
of Range Number Sixteen (l6,) Ohio Company g Pur-
chase; thence South forty-one chains and twenty
five links thence West thirty-two chains and ninety
links thence North forty one chains and twenty-five
links; thence East thlrty-tw0 chains and seventy
links to the place Of beginning, containing one hund
red and thirty.fiye iH3s acres more or less.
Taken as the property OF Erwin E. Dowd to satisfy
an order and decree ofsaid Court in fiyorot Carisa
Dowd. - Ill, g .r.......
Appraised at twenty-six hundred dollars and must
bring two.thrds of that sum. s3gilu. ln F
Terms Of sale-Cash in hand. :.
JOHN J. SH0CKEY,
.-t,,.... r., Sheriff Yinton County 0.
f. A. Bratton, Atty for Pm. '''
February IA, lS67-5w I} Nj s. b.I.
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sheriff's and Special Master
Commissioners Sale.
STATE Of Ohio, YmtOn County, b.

State Of Ohio, Vinton County, 30.
Samuel v. Dodgeand ..tI..
Mary Ann Dodge Administratrator In Vinton Co.
and Administrative Of Estate Of Court Com
James Dodge, deceased, mon Pleas.
against Order lie
William Mathews John c. P. Brown cree.
T0URsUANFs to the command of an order and
1 decree issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
Of yinton county Ohio, and TO me directed as Sheriff
of said county, acting as Special Master Commits
sionet herein, will offer at public sale, at the door
of The Court House, in the Town Of McArhar, in
Viufon county, Ohio, on
MONDAY, TIE 18th DAY OF MARCH,
A. D. 1867,
at one o'clock p. NJ. OF said day, the following de.
scribed premises, situate in the County OF Vnton,
= One undivided third.part Of the iEast half Of the
Southwest quarter Of section Number sixteen,
roWnship Nnmbar Eleven, Of Range NumbAr Seye
teen, containing Eighty-iour and one'fourth $40
acres, more or less. a - = y.,i . ..a ,
Appraised at four hundred dollars, $4,000 and
must bring two-thirds Of that sum. Ui. 3ii .
Taken as the property Of said William Mathews 70
satisfy Judgment against him by said Courtin favor
OF Samuel v. Dodge and Mary Ann Dodge, Admins
traitor and Administrative Of the Estate OF James
Dodge, deceased, .fl tfr .f5sgf& nod i ,.fdI
Terms OF ofSalo-Cash in hand at the time Of sale.
-Ir-l,'ffl.r JOHNJ. SH0CKEY,
Sheriff Vinton County, o., q
Acting as Special Matter CommiltloueI in this case.
February q, le61-6N-R
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-14
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
w. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
Duplex Elliptic
raa ~ .r oDntVo, ei 3e

TIME WONDERFUL FI.EXI6ILlTY and greSat
j coMYoar and PLEASURE to any Lady wearing W. the
Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced partc'iaY i
in all crowded Assemblies, Operas, VarfSges' a,
road Cars Church Pews Arm Chars, for Prom ehnue
and House Dress, as the Skirt can be folded Wnen
IN use to occupy small place as easily an4 con con
as a Silk or Muslin Dress, IN lnVaIuaoio n!
qnality in crinoine, not found IN any single spring
4 LADY having enioyed the pleasure, comfort and
great convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic sleel
Spring Skirt orS single dsE y meyer Yer Children
Misses and Young Ladies tlley are superior 10 eIi
Others
They win not bend or break like the Single Spring,
but will preserve their perfect and graceful s,lepe
when three or four ordinary skirts WIZ nave oeed
with double and twisted thread, and the BOTTOM LoEs
are not only double springs. but twice Tor aoupiel
covered, preventing them. from wearing our Wien
dragging down stoops, stairs, &c. ,
T'Re Duplex ;Glliptlcts n great fayore with oil Ia
dies and is universally recommended BY tie tasmOn
Magazines as the STANDARD SKIRT OF. Ihh
FASHIONABLE W oRID. y -
Crinone, viz Superior Quality, Perfect MANU- ni-
ture, Stylish Shape and Finish Flexibillty' DuIan
ty Comfort and Economy, enquire for j. W.. BRAD
ley's Duplex Elliptic, or Double Spring Skirt anu oe
sure you get the Genuine article. m,oD,
CAUTI0N.-'Fo guard against IMPOSITION Nngg PS
particular to NOTICE that skirts offered as as ~ ~
PLEX'' have the red ink stamp, viz NJ' W.'preur- =
ey's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs, upon the Walst
hand-aone others are genuine. Also notice thnt
every Hoop will admit ofnpin being passed through
the centre, thus revealing the two Tor doube springs
braided together therein, which is the Fiexlply o.
and strength, and a combination not to be found ID
any otlierSkirt. = ~ .e 4L
FOR SALEM all Stores where FIRST CLASS skirts
are sold throughout the United States and elsewhere
Manufactured by the Sold Owners Of the Patent
VESTS, BRADLEY s. CAREY,
O7 Chambers and 70 & 81 Reade Sts., N, Y
February II, 1867 -3m Q. n. .'.of. ..-l;
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THE NEW, YORK MERCURY
4 lF0R 1857 M

This veteran and sterling Journal Of the whole
worlds choicest literature opens its Zvth Volue ~
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In addition however to securing Volume xxx
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Mercury design making special efforts during INC NC"
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EVERY = SUBSCRIBER TO TIE NEW
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Notice

rs hereby given that Petition has been fled in
| the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
6olnCy of Vinton and State Of Ohio, the object and
nrayer OF which petition IS to obtain order Of said
Cort vaeating the following Alleys in the West part
ofthe Village Of Macarthur, to-wit;
The Alley lying immediately west Of Lots Numbers
ie9 III, 19S, and 207 also, the Alley lying
sonth of and adjoining TO Lots Numbers 'l3l, 1872
lSs' i3i, and 1856 also, Alleys running North and
south between In.Lots Numbers 30s and 2O9; and
lots Numbers 2l0 and 2ll. Which said petition will
be for hearnga the March Term 1861 Of said Court
PETITIONER.
February I, lse1-5T
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Sheri1f,s and Special Master
Commissioners Sale. egN

~ W Ta State Of Ohio, VintOn County.
Abraham Wilbur, FlaintiHil In vinton County Court
Felix Grimes nsi and D SeeFee fs4' ORDER ORDER
Grimes, Defendants. I'D No, l.97 bl9igo
nURSUANT to the command Of an Order and Ce-
Il cree issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas of Vinton County, Ohio, andto me directed
as Sheriff OF said county, acting rs Special Master
Commissioner herein, will offer at public SALE, at
the Door of the Court House, in the Town OF Near.
thur, IN SAID County, on
MONDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF MARCH,
"ip 'NlHS SeNi a. d. 1857, 90 ma hsUoS
at o'clock p. M. q said day, the following desert.
bed premises, to-wti .il1. bn.Iat.si.4 .,4.v
Sxty-sx T86l Feet off the South end OF In.l Lot Num-
ber seventy.seven III, Jim the Town Arthur.
Taken as the property Of SAID Felix Grimes and
Catharfne Crimes 20 satisfy AM order and decree OF
said Court in favor of Abraham Wilb1r. slgoBe
Appraised at Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars 1880 !
and must bring two thirds Of that sum- ltgDt9f
Terms Of Sale--Cash in hand. ,,rs e',,5o,, ,t,
JOHN J. SH0CKEY
4l3t Sheriff Vlnton County, Ohio, and s----
Acting as Special Master Commissioner herein,
HB IA Mayo, Attys for Pih. '3tti' JON 3I4L3
( February 2ls lS6I76t-H Hgltp mGaHiU sdt 10
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WIT AND HUM0R.

A Virginia negro boy, who prOfessed to be
dreadfully alarmed Of the cholera, took to
the woods to avoid It, and was found asleep
Being asked why he went to the wOOds he
said @ ,$gr.d.
'iTo pray"
"But, said the Ovsrsesr, chow is il that
you went TO sleep?', 5.rat III
"DOn't know, massa, 'zsckly," responded
The negro, Fbut 'spGc ! must have OVerprsy-
cd myself"
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DEMoREsT's MONTHLY
,r sfie ID MAGAZINE r,5 Al lr,

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Kceplng Piss clean.

n Farmers who want to keep their pigs in
the best possible growing condition, should
wash them once week with buttermllk.--
1t will kill all vermin on them, if they should
be so infestsd.-Rwdl american.