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EMINENT MEN ASSERT
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU
USE.

Various remedies have, from time to time,
been recommended such as Caomel
Oil of Wormsecd, Turpontine. &C.. so that dan
gerOus and even fatal consequences arc pro-
duced The necessity of a safe and sure RENEE
dy has caused much research and study by the
proprictors OF Fellows Worm Lozenges. They
are positively safe, pleasant aud cffcctua They
do not xiii the worms but act by making their
dwelling place disagroeablc to them. In order,
however, to guard consumers against deception
by base compound, the analysis of DR.. A. A..
Hayes State Assayer, proving the above state
monts. Is annexed:
II have analysed the Worm Lozengos pre-
pared by NIcssrs Fellows Co., and find that
thy are free from mercury and other metallic or
mineral matter. These Lozengcs are skilfully
compounded, pleasant to the taste, safe, yet
sure and effective in their action.
Respectfully.
A. A. HAYES, NJ D.,
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C u II l. r. r. Y ,
10 be found in the State.

NTOTICE.--The Union Bank ofSwanton Falls
y Vt. whose charter terminated January 18th
1867 gives notice that it will redeem its out
standing bills at the National Union Bank of
swanton Vt, for one year from January 18th,
having been converted into said National Union
Bank of Swanton, Vt. y. A. LASElI,
Cashier.
Swanton Falls, January 18th, 1867.
An act relating to the redemption of Bank notes.
1t it is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. After the expiration of the charter Of
any bank chartered by this State or after the
agreeably to the laws of this State, such bank
may cause notice to be published IN all the week
" newspapers of the county where such bank is
located, for full year, setting forth that sad
bank will redeem its outstanding bills the day
of the expiration of its charter or the date Of
the termination of its existence, aud copy OF
this act. And upon due publication of such no
tice, neither such bank nor its officers shall be
liable to any action for the nOnrcdcmption for
any of it's outstanding bills, unless the same
shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid, at
the banking house of said bank.
SEC. 2. After the expiration 81 the charter,
or after the termination of the existence ui any
such bank, as aforesaid, such bank shall cease
to be subject to the operation, or liable to the
provisions of the siXty-third section of chapter
cighty-nine Of the general statutes
SEC. B. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 49, 1896 Holy
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CO.'S

s II Fl "A M FL r $ !
We viii make it the interest of every Travel
Ter TO see the Agents Of this line before purch-
asing elsewhere Through tickets over all the
Western Railroad Lines can be obtained ON APP
plieation TO GEO. W. SMITH, Office corner Ford
aud Patterson SITS, opposite Johnson House,
Ogdensbrgh, \. Y. be One hundred pounds
OF baggage free to each Passenger.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
To all points For through tickets and other
information, apply TO q. A. EDDY,
Once Steamers Landing Ogdensbu.gh, n. Y.
Gro. W. SMITH, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
II. G. GooDNo, Passenger Agent. l5S-7m
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Of Furniture in the United sta'es ,,n n@ whicl
an extensive and attractive ass9r'' inrms I'd
we viii sell on tho most favorable . s'i Uou,e. \
at the New Store, opposite the Oo"i'
Adams, vt. ,,,ocroN 4 SONS.
l-tf III. LlNiN""i -
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OF all prize ard embracing new and esg'h
patterns never before offered IN TINS maih,''
Also. some choice designs in lev sloeA /
Window shades We also keep constantly p
hand a large assortment "f
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They are Entirely Vegetable,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS:

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS;
Itching of the nose, fevcrishnoss, twitching
or starting suddenly during sleep pain in the
stomach loss OF flesh palcnoss with hectic ap-
petite sometimes voraciOus, At others feeble,
tlullncss uf the eyes, drOwsincss swelcd mp
per lip tongue lightly furred and studded with
red spots ieitcd or garlic breath, grinding of
teeth during sleep, n sensation of lodgmont in
the throat an unnatural craving for dirt chalk or
clay, frctfulncss and iTebilty Of temper, cholic,
fits and palsy.
INTESTINAL WORMS:
Are among the first to undermine the constitu-
ton, in the list of diseases. They often occa-
sion severe disease, ending sometimes fatally,
particularly when they ascend to the stomach.
Their presence in their most ordinary situation
il attended with uniavorable effects upon the
general health.
EMINENT MEN ASSERT
That all are more or less troubled with worms.
and that many die annually from this cause
who, BY the timely administration of q proper
remedy, would be saved. As Fellows Worm
Lozengos maybe taken without any unpleasant
result and as most children are fond of them,
their use is recommended to those apparently
healthy, and thus dispol the cause of what
would produce suffering.
/ 7 Il
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OR DRESS MAKING

Remember the place, North STOKE, Stafford iileek
st. Adams. VI
May u, 1867. leo-u
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PARLoR SUITS,

To suit any purse and room. Chairs II every
description, Parlor. Easy and Rocking Chairs
Cane Seats and Dining Chairs. Centre
Dining and Extension Tables, loUn-
ges, Bureaus, Bedsteads, &c.
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st. John, n. b., March, 1856.
Mcssrs. Fellows Co.. This il to certify that
my little boy, aged six years, having boen much
troubled with worms of late, administered four
of your Worm Loz nges, a. per directions, and
in nine hours after he passed several large
worms. These Lozonges are particularly Valu-
able, as the children are fond Of them. You are
at liberty TO use this for the benefit of others.
MATTHEW HARRISON.
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Carleton, st. John, n b., Nov. II, 1856.
Mr. Editor-I was induced to try Fellows
Lozenges, having had number of children I'M
der my care whose stcmachs were SO irritable
the ordinary medicine could not be retained a
moment and the success that followed their
use was so complete that canrecommond them
as one of the most pleasant and safe medicines
that can be administered
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Price % cents per box. Five Boxes Tor a
Dollar

This in, alusble medicine will be prepared for
The present at the New England Botanic Depot,
Boston, Tor the Proprietor, j. q. fRENCH.--
The signature OF Fellows Co., Is attached TO
each reuuiua hox
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st. Adams, May 10, 1867
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-08-09

| In large variety. Mirrors, Picture Frames O
/ various mouldings, in all shapes and sizes.
We have added a new department toour
business, and have just opened siI
thousand Rolls III
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REMOVAL.
Goparinersbip Notices.

r INITED PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned
hev certify pursuant 10 tho provisions Of the taiuts
de state n EswYok entitled Of Limited P,TnSnhp hey have
Hnsd Iisd Partnership b Mercantile Business thai the aems
or finn under which said partnership e % b. conducted bAkhh sA
CARK that business intended 70 be transacted % SAID sfine
,hn IL he Wholesale Fish and Provision and Commission Business. hAi
D. Kellogg BAKER resides the City o. Brooayn County Ans
81 whom rde 10 The CITY County and State State Of are
N, nj. pstne Interested 10 said paItnsrhp and thst AZ
nsde Bssr Who resides In the City Of Brooklyn Aforesaid th ony
neal ns,tr nersted said partnershpi that tho amount e
Pes he IA sps. partner Tamadge Baker has oninbs'ed9
M common stock Of partnership, the sum Of Twenty
D,l has actually paid by him In cash pAt
he III naytsep the twenty eeohd d o.
ID "a Il continue and terminate on the Js Gay N DO
49, 100 I St ali the business said partnership to Be car
IA G a. ~. on, County Of New York, where ITS Only
place on busuess wf be stuatedDate NewiSi. wv, ~
Witness j. WHITE ID
:, a. =, ~. CHARLES A. CLARK,
" Genera Partners.
stamp ems KALAMAZOO BAKER,
Oahee''N Special Partner.
Jazz lavss
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Proposals.

OPYicK PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COsyAsr,t
PHILADELPHis, February 4. 1897.
PROPOSALS will be received ut the office 0f
tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company Philadelphia. unit, the t
csd and accepted prcVous from responsible parties dnso cone
Company for tho establishment Of direct line otoAn
ships between Philadelphia and Liverpool "
proposa with detailed Information viii b host
upOa Application 70 RDhUND SMITH. sserssaIG
OVucE ARMY CLorHIss AND EegisAes
No. ~ Broadway, NEw toRki FEB 4, iNL)
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
~ IL FRIDAY the h q Febrnay next fos h
nshng By following named Musical Iarqmsn6 vi
Pcoo Third Plaie Nat Cancnet French Horns 80
CsrOnet tat cornss u nsi Irnnpss IA, Tenor Horn.
lge bell Dass Drum, Tenor Drum pair 81 CymSass
also dozen ClaT0net Reefa a,
The Instruments are 10 Be pn bu good ard suitable
for the purpose wh Intended and all respects equal tone and
durability TO ognamenied Instruments
Por further information inquire at this once.
The United reserves the right the whole %
aMd As deemed ~ the intaFtst Of the service
Proposals. should state how he articles De Furnished and -
addressed Breyet Brig Qep D. H. VINroH A-Nt 0asrtsSsss
GAHsEal U. 5 l.
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1musemcnts.


PARNUM AND VAN AMBURGHs
I'D Museum AND MENAGERIE CoaBIEATioA
O'''''i SVBaT AFisRsqqs Y EyETHss Ar7a
MAGNIFICENT RELIGIOUS. TIsToRToAL. SPECTACULAR, 700
LOGICAL DRAMA,
written. pS 'hs popular % S@tho ;5,rv RRoreuAY.
e1preaaly oF s ss'abs,Tsg. esilsa t 'ss
With NEW Avp eosehoGs sc S6ESERY seERn PROPERTIES
NEW an1 olSiSAL MUSIC 81 the compose THoaAs
A-'A''' g" GRAND TRIUNPHAL PROCESSION
Will ''''' u VAN Hds'1 1SSuReH LIVING WILD ANIMALS
consisting Of Lions L'ops.s Elephant Camel Zebra D''' os'A
&c. @e viii 'pp'Ti# Two MTNDRRD S' SUxIL1ARIEs
TALENTED DRAMATIC COnPAST.
q sS sFS SAS AMBSR6T COLLECTION OF LIVING WILD
rScLuDnG A eIfAFPE OVER !: sEEr HIGH,
=. . Harm, D A s Of rare Afss Animals captured b.
OF e'15 a6 5RESi CuaHIsG tss GREAT
SIRS Is AkP G GIaT LEOPARD CHILE
-FOUR LIVING BROOK TROUT, wEiSHiNG TWENTY
CosMoRAMAs hgARSE4 SAL HA hgIId FAMILY MI
SkA OVER 4e assS65 OTHER cuRosITss
Admission. 30 children under TO- 10 cents
WALLACKS.
T T sSE En- gSD EVERY Evening" UNTIL F6RE
win be presented dc, sss N careful flip preparation
written adapted expressly for this ThSatS' BY A. W. TooaG ESQ.,
A DANGEROUS GAME
The Incidental music composed and arranged by Mr Edva
picturesque scenery entirely By hsstA H.
Aessrs o. Flannery
s i Il: s;ssi BY pss s
A SPLENDID CAST:
Including Mr. w WALLACK, Mr JOHN GILBERT, Mr. FRED-
BRICK ROBINSON Mr. GEORGE HOLLAND, Nj A. W: YOUNG,
Mr. j. c. WILLIAMSON Mr. w. j. LEONARD, Mr. T. GRAHAM Mt
r. WARD Mr. CASHIN Mr. w. II. POPE Miss MADELINE HEN
RfQURS Miss CLARA JENNINGS, Miss MARY BARRETT, Miss
FANNY GREEN, Miss NJ. SCOTT, Mrs TlMOHft Mts DAY.
Door at 7ti Performance commences o. eleeL
NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lessee and Manager WM whHat ,Ln
ADVERTISER IN n
FRIDAY BYBNING, Feb Q, 1851
BLACK CROOK
With jarrett Palmers celebrated -
Wv PARISIRNNB BALLET TR0UPR.
and the
GORGEOUS TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
On this occasion will be presented
kBW DANCES, .
EBw MUSIC, he. te
TWENTY-FIVE GRAND MATINEE oorocx
TOMORROW SATURDAY., FBB. 9 1861, AT OCLOOht
ADMISSION TO MATINEE: =.
and Dress Circle
Family Circle
- Il. s.tvf III H. at
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4mnsMenfs.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A C4DEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND INAUGURATION
OF THE
NEW ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Ca FRIDAY, March l. 1901
GRAND BAL D'OPERA.
BASQUE EP TRAvRSrL
Mr. MIX MAREZRK has the honor announce as on he tesv
NBw ACADEMY WI be brilliantly nsagasAisd ga
GRAND FANCY DRESS
BAL PRRA.
COLOSSAL PROPORTIONS OF THE ORCHESTRAL FoRcz
ENTERTAINING FEATURES
suIpass the highly successful Bal fopers Of last year
The under the BBRSAANh
Mr.. X. GRILL aud Mr. GRAFULLA
In order promote the comfort Of yuests,
ONLY ONE THOUSAND TICKETS
OF Admission win be issued while TO insure rpectsby IN the sA
dance me sockets win be disposed Of Only persshs q knsva as
IN society, and without privilege Of T9nssL
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENT
AUGUST BELMONT LEONARD w. JEtoNE HKaRy a. STzBpusa
RoBr L. CUTTING, H. A. JOHNSON, W. CvTTSe
FRANCIS SK1DDT i. n. n. IL WoLRH,
howard r. BELL, A. MuNsoN r. G. ScaUTLnz.
q. q. ROWLAND, HENRY VAIa. w. r. BIND,
IlBSRY r. FEARING, SHEPHERD GAaof HENRY CBBwf.
VIM K TRAvERs HENRY A SHYTHH j BOWERS
J W. CLxSDEsln, II. w. AMoRT,
W. d. MORGAN, b. ROBIxsos, w., r l. CUTTING, L.,
Wn T. BioDGKrT, PAUL J. FoRBes, d. KINgsIAsD.
All applications OF Admission th4
gentemea COMMITTEE the Director
who has established an once Tor the aseenn9ds q such applicants
The sale Of tickets win begn on THIS MORNING. tou
till N, and continue daily during these hourA
PRICE OF TICKKTs:
Admitting Lady and Gentleman.
Extra Ladies tickets
FARTHER rfirular aEillf alQrtiV nj
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CUPREME COURT, New orlS.-SARAH W.
- GnLENDER srnia,i JAyEr BURSbr w, i.s bGIl'is
ths shoveeutSf ,esn ALPkBD ACXERT lie lsfrse ran,
In said Judgment order VII eel ihrough Etssr A. Lv roc raj
,s.ats ,ueueer n tie Efhanzo salssfoo No III bfoiuy
In the civ II NesYort The "a tsv " March. D. 49, A. y
oeiock noon ar tie lands premises tstbed In AL Indignant ~
Der that 20 say: Al that csraa loi piece parcel LAID Aiu
l,ing and being Twereth Wand q he CITY oNe~lor boand
and dsarrhe follows: glt TIE tolhery hle
Of Thvl street distant hundred nd f6V~uiyr si westerly
from he south eey Of Iyth street ani 'euia avenue
running southcy line parallel Nth tfs tnih a,enne
Inches tia etaisr Of tc block Aenre
es "a parallel will Thtrstth feet and Ten nches
thence norihcfy a TlyrA street pai tsiani one
hundred 1iythee feet and t clts westerly rom ne hseh
avenue westerly along Thirty Th street 20 c Al 'out inches
10 place a. beginning ALFRED T. Lthkhlt
RKTNoLDs l. NAS6CuAfCE. Referee, NO FIre 81
plaintiffs Auorneys
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4. J. WILLIAMSON, Com o. ias~
j. ". BROWN, ! Assessments.

DUBLfC NOTICE is hereby given that on
the day February 1891 shall proceed 70 draw acn -
held In and for the CH and County Fs
Yofk on he day Of March 1851
Tbies panels Of petit jurors Supreme Court Circuit psx
J. and J. .. -, o.. pt...
Two paass petit Jurors each for Superior Court parts aas
p.nel Of IS grand Jurors Court Of Genes Sessions
WIN. C. CONNER Clerk
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CUPRFME COTTRT-Citv and County Of New

SUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
John aaa A be- T jane ] G oas sh ad
Gorssaah bis vie FIedsa Ssysn,oa Hhd Margaret hs wife John
Jaz Lyon and Emily j. bis wife MARY Jane Lyon Jsnes Lyen
D.as siuges and Rachel " s vile dsiendaas and said Jane
Whereby ESSim Brown Executor Of the lat Win and testament Of
Jane tey decsdwa made party said action Notice to
Ss & oaoi S s5@ entitled sa1 taa s1 Ss
me ls 81 S e sIdbs o gsa s 1 81 SsP
co5 od.y The 9lzg q SAID
by Judgment decree Ohers Undivided interest
any She parties The premises hereinafter referred produce
a. u ocE nom hat dsy at oees Of MscreSoy pm
esSs No - sis,sos IN tLs C PGi respective;
due thereon AID specify the nature Of such neumbaHee and the
dates ttosof rs,p,chys The premise, referred to e follows
ling and being Tenh Ward Of City Of EewYo fronting
s Sd Ts1 c G1 T . made OF ; fS 5t g
e IF &. R n Sq ~ c, as c es snS &
distinguished " number go Bounded follows il: sOnthsy,
ing join stmAs deceased and OF lately owned ~ Peter cei
N breadth ont and rear each feet ten and
and in sgs On th. ssr side yI feet sight inches and OH the
~ tI.t other certain house and 10y q ground situate lying and
ds Of Chsr street and known The number IN bounded
SSss 70 VIZ SCath.r n 'front.' b Chsy street aioIessd 9ohe
westerly SSnS DSS Or formerly belonging 70 eyns and
oAc Pcko containing n width in front and rear tweHtyaye
sss = sEg o. tss as aes ninsons feet neh and the
s,s esIS lot situate lying and being in me sad
belonging TO enaek utgers deceased and known and distinguished
%ap boa Sa % s y% :, q Ss 5ors half oct
said lot westerly lot Number wenyr easery By ot
number twenty eight eonanug In BREADTH rear
swsn1ye iss and IN length on each side dIght feet be the
more less and being known BY the number Division
Also on that certain lot piece parcel lying
bng the Eleventh Ward the City ofEewYoi on the
SIDE Of Sheriff street. commencing point said north
SIDE Of sherl street distant about eighty feet from north westerly
corner ned by the intersection oSanOn Sheriff streets thence
running RON sad point along the said side Of Sheriff
nreet twenty feet thence running north westerly line parallel with
Stanton street tyentfye feet and on
ne parallel with Sheriff stree. tweneei and running
easerT and line parallel with stanton seventy Feet the
point the place Of beginning bounded front BY Sheriff
street no westerly 10 The rear BY lot Of ground upon
map az os number eight M easey Of ground former
y belonging Stephen Lyon and by ground s and con-
lo By said Stephen Zebuon Mount ohe-Dste Jnua
W. A0o" - n JONES, Referee.
tv ~ -, . 80 NO 20 street, New-York City
ho ~ RI9Oms street. EeWY0rk CtJ Jssl lIwtVF
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6eathfrs.

A YOUNG MAN, Graduate of the College
N Of the CITY Of NegYork" wishes place In School IN this
eT as TEACHER Of English Branches Rudments Of Prereh and
German Drawing ard Painting moderate salary only erpee'eo
Address BRITAIN Boz No. Ill Tribune Ofee
A FRENCH PROFESSOR, having few at-
,eraoon and evening leisure boars gives lessons private and
rates the udsns residences Method easy Terms reason
able Address PARIS, BoI No lsi Tribune 0Gce
CCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED.-The sub
- scrbsr wishes employ for each town in the Unts states ae
teachers formerly engaged either In or sun
daySchoO devote ther exclusive time TO tho business 70 can
vs et hs ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF TIE BIBLE by JONI h4
A td hy Avian Bold D. D. Of Norwich, Coln ms
te best ssc have published Agents make from SIoS
5O pe noah they knew book to sell 10 W
Appy ms stately pelsos by letter % The bg6sse o.
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--------- DrPoT or RTRRMAsTER's OFFICE, I
n AIrINoRE Nd, January 30, 1907.
IMPORTANT SALE of GOVERNMENT
VRsSEI-N he sold public auction, at the Po Of 3 nt
1Ienderson's Wharf Bat Batnorel on THUkSDAl ~ '
o. 1851 the - , o,-,, ,,pp COSwOPOTITAN
length l55 feet: breadth 81 feet depth OF uo
Sse. cylinder and II feet STROKE 4. u...on.
rare Opportunity afforded in the sale OF TINS 'c~ne' " P
dssous purchase really frstclssS vessel cop
IN h believed that for build the COSMOPOLITAN supAs'c'
apv vessel hitherto Government for sale at tbs Por
Terms Cash. IN Government funds on DAY OF sale
be learned Application 70 the
Ar 10 the Auctiousen Messu ADRBON THOMAS Co.. NO
6eath Chsrieset vOfpAYr
By order the QusTternaSterGenersL A. y
Captain and A. Q. NJ, u s. A. Depot QuaI.eIlnssee,-
------- DEPoT or ARTERMAsTER's OETICE,(
BALTiNoRR Nd, Feb 5, 1851.
7 ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHlNG.--
Will he aod Al public aucton in the City Of Baltimore N
neu Storrouse South Buaw street, on WhDNhSDA H.
'' - ' ARMY CLOTHING,
consisting Of
NETWORK STATE JAChEIS,
and otherwise unued Tor issue 70 uo
Us retention in store The materN Is ~ s''
stances M % less damaged
Mi place in lots to suit purchasers
Terms-Cash In Government funds on day OF Sale
Tires days allowed to remove purchases
bI 0'''' VI NH' A. s. KrIBAIL,
Captau and Assistant Quartermaster U. $. A..
Quatemats.
ADRBON. THOMAS & Co.
No Is South Charles street
Aueta0
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TRADE AUCTION SALES.
nv pnpERn HAMMOCK 4 SOY

u
No l0i Iiberty-st
pkgs Boston and Pittsburgh Flint Sas
WEDNESDAY 22SO casks HayilsndsFreneh China org
TI{IRSpAY Feb zl-3 crates and Common ESrthenwar
90 crates Sbss Rockingham aud Yellow Ware IL casks Engsh
,fsbfn STA Toilet Ware.
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fsuai Notices.

NTFW- YORK SUPREME COURT, County vo OF
~ Eev.YorEELzABETH WILSON in mn ss1ni he
WILSON peiendant-Snnlon, loi Nv h.rb snn
oed and reqndt tho complaint In ths ~ 80 sts,n
setioa which viii ked 10 the ofee OF Inc Nle.h c.s
~ Gs Ctv ard Comfy Eew.i ork at TIE cry N~h00
Hail In d otr copy Of your ~ "a broadway
10 The said the spbe at ms ounce ~ 1T sgoS.
y 49, ~ within twenty DAYS Gher TIE service % A ss
n. Oin 2 N hs da Of and you i 70 snsSet
~ & complaint within the time aforesaid the pe'@g N % ci sJ
sg - H. Coprt for relief demanded in ne con-
January !, 1901 inns D. % nav No. 52 Broadway, n. Y.
The complaint action was Sled ths once s m bs 1sb
cT snS County Of NewYok at the City Hal IN sA N'" W NV ~
day Of JssaSTy' i' CHAs & SPENCER. Plaintiffs Attorney
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INSTITUTION.


A NTII0N, MIR. GEO. c., Classical FRENCH
IA ED ENGLISH SCHOOL with Piray Department nd Gynns
At PAlNEis BUSINESS COLLEGE (Estab-
"A hc4 Ia 2t( No g Dowey AID 10. SO y1ions; BookHt
rooklespsg Gr AilHett GaniaaF, s7sas &c, in strictly
N0TTAGE-HILL SEMINARY, Poug akeepsie,
W. IA orou-h r3i Church School ar Dlaag ladies'
To P9eetns may ss had BY posi- the Rev GEORGE RIDER
FLMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.
- To, FegSay ogs.id cog. with .u,sst e .,1.
w.iassasy. Fe5. g Ilafss, Rev 4 W coIIEs Prssd.ai
FQkT, EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. y
ing Seminary il Us state 1iiIsss JOS B KIsG D:
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, at Clayerack,
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
IVA Co@resaa and FTe,h y.a gsP@I "a
WshIhgOn-SguAre Terms reasonable GEO. w. CLARKE. Ai
MILITARY, classical and CONNER
W. CAL ACADEMY Mack Rokland County Eew-YOk Address
O. RUTHERFORD, A. NJ, Principal
MILITARY BOARDING SCHoIoLGaW,hite
MUSIC.-A lady will give instructions ON the
sfS sfS S 1, isias.i ~ 81 Sifs
NEWBURGH, N. Miss II. NJ; PARK.
and Day School for Young Ladies MONDAY, Jan 1901
DUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
III Nos 457, go aud 49l Hhhaye.
The 18th Academic Tenn Of Rutgers Institute will commence Feb
1861 For circulars please pply st the Institute or BY letter 20
DOCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE, Nyack-
Id onhe Hudson r. YIhe Spng term OF tbs nstae or me
RIilRY Address Rev. L. d. MANSFIELD, Principal
TNHE Misses SLOMAN, Professors of Music
Singing Piano and Harp. will attend to limited number oiPUFLS
Residence No. O. Bas seyenieelih-st
VNANTED-At first-class Seminary for
w Young Ladies thorouqy compen. PROFESSOR Of MUSIC
Address the Rev d. MASsFIED Hyaek the Hudson, n T. or
a on him Ph Hotel Saturday between IL and
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-08
NEW- YORK SUPREME COURT.-RICHARD

NEM- 1Ohh oOfhEhlE COD RICHARD
T. WALLACE Administrator ke, Of Philip w. Cowen desased
Charles Rayie OustAVas Bowman and George L. .........
Corsse Defendants somm0ns for relief To the o.
Defendants above named iou hereby summoned 50 Eamp
and reqarod ~ the compliant this action Of Cahesed
which copy herewith served upon and 10
copy Of u the said complaint the subscriber
once No 81 william street IN this city within twenty days afer the
service hereof eTcaVs o. the day Of sueh service and you fail
the complaint within The time Aforesaid plainly this
all hPPy % The Court ieF hs relief demanded the cOmpantDGS
Eesf0k April H. 1885.
The compliant ihs thu day fled the 81 the CLERK
p Tie Ctg and County Of NeWi0 Ctr Hall
kss.Ierk-Dsted RevYork Jaaulry a 1901
IASs '.S"~F WILLIAM SGAEF0ED PIAiniT' Attorney