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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02

The following DR.. Harris weekly report the
mortality 10 this city for the week ending saturday.

METROPOLITAN BOARD or HEALTH ,
HuREAu or frAL STATISTICS Oct !. 1857. !
In the week that ended urdy only
Az death New YORK and s05 Brhotfyn: o. OF the
deaths the former city Ia the public institutions
those Brooklyn IN public institutions
IN aAyums and stress beyond the limits. This NOR
yearly 70 10 LODI ia New York aud sill i'm
loo ynrycuding tbs mortality etrain county
ssylnn IN the Responding week last year
~ In New York and a6l brooklyn. And 10 the thirteen
number Of deaths the corresponding Sep
tcnbcrl was 90, or ~ more than last week,
troyed only . New York 81 10 Brookyn In The
ei 100 infants 9sf pr persisted In the rst
year chdhool 2a 81 - per OF the dead were
mortality amounted 10 $50 per cen, sLis
pectvey or these ages The xynoc possons 40 called
ked IA persons 90 per ali Tat died in New
records o. zyncc diseases show that the city
unusual health. and " praciicable IN this weekly
review 70 out the localities and classes IN which
would plainly be- that IN the cieauy wel housed
half Of the city tho death per l0U0
while ~ tne remaining hAf-sensns popustiont 10 about
II Londsn The rt week In september Or Farr reported
IT, death rate equal y o aud here ~ deaths
n u s M.nsSs. 1r g - !. M 9usS n
the last week ~ August % per y % inhabitants, All Amsri
cities north Of tho yellow fever --of the Gulf
New Orleans Sc ss Is. .., rs s
September and WI gTobso, rssrh NE epidsmlc naIimum
city, the total population remaining there scarcely
ISL CO., II IL believed the deaths efeeed sD the past
days IL such OF we're pre-
daily spdsmc ana ors Ass an s.s ~ q ss
ness Hnmany pleads for the sufferers No other cpl.
demic infection seems subtle and destructive that o
Town in Texas south OF san Antonio and Auir and has
even rescued me latter uty. H. HARRIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02

Before Gideon J. Tucker, Surrogate.
DEGREES Of probate were made Of the following wills
Wills OF Mary Noble. Peter Russell, Mary A. Gilbert.
Common form dispositions ordered taken for the
proof Of the following Wills the contest Of which was
waved or the contestants not appearing -wills Of
Thomas Flanagan, Thomas y. Gleason, Benjamin
Isaacs David w. Chrst1e, John Getins
The petition for probate OF the will Of Samuel Ward
dnmissed, prepayment appearing aud tho alleged
will not being produced
The trial Of the contested will or Roswell Sprague
proceeded with Witnesses examined and adjourned TO
the 9th inst.
the trial Of the contested will Of David Mcclure
then taken up, several witnesses examined ana ad-
iourn0d Till I'd inst MA ~N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02

sN~ 1MNM@ Bosros. OcL I. 1891. ,
Are this morning on sarsspt's wharf destroyed the
building occupied by the Boston Lnseed OIL company,
whose loss with the building will reach 100000 also
the building occupied by Bay State sugar Refinery.
The latter Establishment was owned by Mssser Tios.
son. and contained large quantity OF sugar and vau.
able machinery, the loss on which 10 estimated ~
sl50,0QQ The total oss will probably reach $3.50 900,
which Ii mostly covered By Insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02
THE GU RI S
COURT cAlfnuAa-rHIs nav.

SUPREME CoURr-CHANBERs- los, l7c, ls5, $50,
ls7, 1ss Call commences at No 1se
MARINE CorRr-TRAL rExx Nos 403. Ss5 34s, al0
ALL Az, 49, AL 4S2 asa tll 40, al, 4Sl tS2, 49,
454. ass, A6i, 4o3, 49,
CoURr or APrEAIs ALBANy.-Nos 1s9, 1893, 1873, 1876
1877, 1885, ls9, 200, 202 200. 2o7, Dos. 2os 2ii 2i2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02
COURT or SESSIONS.

Before Judge Dikeman and Justices Hoyt and voorhees,
The October term commenced yesterday. Grand
Jury smpaneled alter which the court adjourned
until today Tho following named gentlemen compose
the Grand Jury Samson Boyer. foreman; Everett Suy
dam Luther spring, Daniel Birdsa, Philander +. Steb
bins, A. Purdy, d. X Vail, Thomas Piunket G. Dixie,
George Perry, H. X. Hayden. NJ Hopper, Samuel Hall.
7. De Baum, s & Williamson, q. Van Wyck, T. Sicily,
A. Adams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02
the plArIssuaG AND wMTfHall aAIlaoAu.
PrArrspung. N. ". a

RArrsRung, N. ", Oct 1, 1907
Ground was broken to-day Tor tho whl,shslI and
Plaitsburg Railroad, amid great enthusiasm A large
concourse OF citizens vas present, and spirited adj
dresses wers made BY Hon. John A. Criswoid OF Troy
r Hoyle and N. Laphau, Senator Plat aud others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02
FAC 4 81. LOUIS.

sr Lorr, Oct l, 1897.
Tho aour and corn mill OF Deister Luding, on ths
corner 81 seventh and Carroll streets, burned
night An The contents de troved Tho loss ia
abou, $4,000, which there Is $4,000
ST. Louis oliceA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02

HtnLrov, Canada, Oct !, 1907
The large mercantile house OF Buchanan Hope 90,
stopped payment yesterday. Tho firm OF Adam
Charles Hope, hardware merchants Of Hamilton, and
Isaac Buchanan Co., Of Montreal. are not affected BY
The failure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02

The hearing in the petition died TO compel the Mem.
phis Fl Paso aud Pacific Railroad Company to go INTO
bankruptcy postponed until Tuesday next At the m
stance Of the attorney for the company.
As this il the nrst In which the attempt has been
made TO apply the involuntary clause Of the late Bank
rupt law to corporation Us progress will be watched
with some interest by the profession
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couHT-IN BANKRUPTCY
Before Judge Rlatchford.

A Railroad COrporaiI0n Compelled 60 Go
Through Bankruptcy-Firs Case Under
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

CT GEORGES HOTEL, CORNER or BROADWAY
~ and Thiriythird street. the European pan-The
nished Rooms single and in suit first class
Is attached 70 the house The sixth broadway aud
Forty second street lines Of pass the door Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

6TH AVENUE, 20. RETwEES TWENTY. SIXTH AND
~ Twenty-s.vcaA streets-A private family have
furnished Rooms they would let TO gentlemen with with
Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

OK TO 81 PER WEEk.-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN
,C be 0aaad with Board at lis street
Also day b0aTaeFs taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, TO GENTLE.
and wife, Board for lady only by French lady
23 East Thirteenth street, block from Academy OF
Music
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

6Tn AyESUE (No. 299l, CORNER OF tn RTY. FIRST
- sreet-Eleraut Apartments 10 let the first and
second doors wiGh private tables Also Rooms
gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN WANTING BOARD, OR
Rooms with private table. with families who
verse should apply At the boarding Bureau @ Broadway
w. g.. CORBIERE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

10 EAST TWENTY-EIGHrH STREET BETWEEN
LIZ Fiitl and Madison avenues-An elegant suit of
Rooms TO let, wiki first class Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

DESIRABLE ACCOMMODATIONS CAN BE OBJ
~ tanned In private family Thirty. fourth
addressing Broadhurs Herald Office giving name and ad-
dress Private table If desired
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-04-17
,sTHB POOR CUSTOMER,

ssS1 ASOOt0OOk slaE aSE
u ntisw much butter i'lnil,rq III sgaa1la 7,
"Oas half q pound, if you plsases" di,sN
.~lAnd sugar s"rpiap.i.,t ID sIi.sg5 saT
eii" Half pound" ."asi1 l. asis5sr.s 7. Jolsg,,r
u "And these urangesf" Il a..s o3is,,r,
or''s Half q. dozen, sir.""s ,.,.... ,aaa,. NJ,
sa"feH, 20 by the halves to.dayr-well,-
shat elaes BE speedy, sha'am. you're
kesPing better customers waiting" -. -.
:" Half 4 peck Of Indian meal, and one
6ne French rsll," said the woman but her
lip 4sivered, and she ttrned to wipe away
. trickling tear. . . !. .--' 49, NJ
l looked at her straw bonnet, all broken.
At her faded shswl. her thin stupping form,
her coarse garments. and read poverty on
Ill. extreme.poverty. And the pallid. pinch
ed features, the f,durnfal but once besutiA
ful face. told me that the iaxuries were mos
for her. An invalid looked out from his
narrow window. whose pale lips longed
for the SOIL fresh orange, fsr whose comfbrt
The tss and the bsttsf and the 6ae French
roll we're bought with much sacrifice. And
! saw him sip the tea. and taste the dainty
bread, and praise the favor Of the sweet
batter, and turn with Frightening eye TO- the
golden ffuit, And heard him ask her,
kneelins by the smoky hearth, to taste them
with him. And Is she set the broken pan
on edge. to:bake her coarse loaf, l heard
her say" BY and by, VIXEN I'm hungry"
And "by sad by" when the white lids OF
the suffersr &sfe closed 10 sleep. saw hef
bend over him with blessing in her heart.
And she laid the remnants of the feast
carefully BY, and ate her bread unuioisten.
ed. E .Ia j a4 4 ta.a slf
! started from my reserie-sthe groeer's
hard eye Was upon me. " aoqs
Yoa're keeping better Customer watt
ingl'' n, s.,.,s.
OIL wanted 10 tell him how poverty and
persecution. contempt and acorn, could not
dim the hearts 6ne gold, psri6ed BY many
. tfial that that woman. with her little
wants and holy sacrifices. was uettet In the
sigh, Of God than many TRUMPET tongued
Dives. who gave that he might be might be
known at men. Olive Branch. s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-04-17
HEaIAGE AND The PRISONERS.


Hegiase was celebrated Arabian var.
flor, bat ferocieas and cruel. Among .
number ot prisoners, whom he had cons
demned 10 DEATH was one who. having OBJ
tanned moments audieuee, said:
"You sught, sir, 10 pardon me, because
when Abdarralimar was ehrsing you rep
resented 10 him that he vas wrong. and ever
since that time have lost his friendship"
Hsgiase asked him if he had sny witness
Of havifg doss this, and ths soldier men4
toned another prisoner whs was likewise
about TO suffer death. The prisoner was
called and intenogated, and, having cons
irned the fact. Heg'age granted the 6rst
| his pardon. He then asked The witness IL
| he had likewise taken his part against Alb
darrahman. Bat he. sill respecting truth,
answered that be had non, because he be-
lieved il was not his duty I'd do 90. Hea
giage. notwithstanding his feroeity. was
struck with the Prissner's greatness Of sPi-
rit Il .apsa ,s b ssi,t
well" !" said he afier = moments pause,
n,suppose we're 10 grant you life and iiber,
". shsuld you still be my enshyi' Vi
!" No." said the prisonet, .Iayn,
"rha's enoush," said Hegi1gei q tptf
bare word is sufficient; you have given un-
doubted proof si yosr lsve fOf truth. Go.
preserve the life that is less dear 10 you
lhan hUnor and siRcerityj touf liberty Is
the just reward Of your sirtue." 81.
Here ws see that truth serves ID best st
the very crises when We are apt to be most
afraid that IL will injure us. Would il not
have been supposed that the. truth and In.
teerity Of the witness above mentioned
would have redoabled the fury Of man 90
impesioss aud ssnguinaryf Yet the fact
| il. tnst instead Of irritating. II sefttned and
dissrned the tyrant,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-04-17

Give strict attention 10 ysur own sAairs
--snd esAsider ,ha. ypdr Wife is one vf
them, a.I,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-04-17

me eoncrsetors and builders in ChicssS
have resolved .to circum,ent the eight.
hour srranxemes, BY hiring their sen "
,he hosr, paying same pries Tor ten hsurf
IavSr "a thsy lstmerly Ptid TOT Z dsyi
work. .skehet.V4 iasfJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-04-17

"PshaWi | Dye thing Sol. Gordon could
have done this ! have been in the river.
Alittly boy had fallen from the bridge right
into the asod bentatb the falls. jumped
In aud biosght HIN out" t'.',ta
Alive sn 4liaele g la.al
I" Yes; Alive aid anhprt.va' als Vea
"Oh, thank Gdd I! Whose child was u,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09
CONSUMPTION DURABLE By DR.
SCHENCK'S MEDICINES.

0C11tINCh
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must pre-
pared that tho lungs viii heal To eompliSh this tbs
liyer and stomach must first be cleans-d and petite
created for good wholesome food which, by these redi
clues VIII be dgested properly, and good health blood
made thus building mp the constitution. sCHhSCKs
II iNDRAKE PILLS cleanse tho stomach OF all bilious or
accumulation; and, by using The Sea Weed Tonic
In connection the appetite is restored.
sCHEECK's PULMoNIc SYRUP ia nutritious IS we'll
medicinal and BY using the three remedies all inpur
tss expelled from the SYSTEM and good whslesonis
blood made, which will repsl all disease If patients will
take these medicines according 10 directions Consumption
very frequently in its last stage yields readily TO thsr
action Take the pills frequently, to eleanEe the liver
and stomach It does follow that because the bovea
costvo thcy not required, for sometimes in
diarrhea they necessary The stomach muat be kept
healthy and appetite created to allow the Pulnouc
Syrup act the praory organs properly and say
any irritation. Than all that ia required to perform
permanent Is, to prevent taking cold Exercise
al out the mpch possible eat all the rich
foolfst meat game and in fac. anything the sppett,
Graves; but b, particular and nsstioate wall.
fdwem1y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09
Ottawa { cadeniy Natural Science
P-crrr p MrrrINc Ern las-

The president, DR.. John Paul, IL the
chair. The minutes Of previous meeting
beng rend, the following donations wsr.
reported by the sscrstary, rscsiyed since last
meeting:
From Lieut.. S.srtery, two Indian ARROWS
IPa-zes), ora fossil Bacslite,-all from
Colorado. r.
From Messrs. George Hise and Fn,hmau,
six birds, prepared and mounted, as follows
One ,andhill erave. one partridge, one quail,
one owl. and pair ef dreks. These ar.
put IN in manner highly ereditsble 10 the
young gentlemen who presented them.
from Messr. Ebarsol : Paul, case o!
Tsxidermist's Instruments.
From Hen. B. C. Cook, Smithsonian Re-
port for 1865.
From J. 7. Cunningham, Esq, specimen
Of copper ore, fro-. Browns Ford, III. River.
From Essex Institute, Salem, Mass, His,
torica Notice Of Essex Institute.
C. n Force introduced the following rcss.
luton. which, on motion, was adopted:
Resolred, That a committee Of Eve lie
appointed to gather mp and report 20 this
Ac DENY, az soon and as thoroughly as pos
sibe, information in regard 10 the early set
clement and the antiquities OF La Sale
csrnty, and that DR.. John Paul be {kairman
Of this cou mittee.
After sone further business of a general
character, the Academy adjourned for ore
menth. The second annual meeting viii be
held on the seventh day Of March, 1867.
W. W. CALKINS, Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09

"Columbanus Galop''-by A. P.rlo~.
Comm Thro' the Rys-Arrangsd for the
piano.
"Rosina'-Popula ,org of Termezzina
Lake Of Como.
I'm waiting at tn. Gste"-seng with
chorous, BY 7. Browne.
"Be Sure yeu call as you pass by"--a,
suag by Mile. Parepa. Music BY Laugtou
Williams. --H-EE
~A.ld Laag ssyue'--arranged BY n.
Hobsonc 4g
"Ths Independent Glr!n-Scrg-p
and Music by VI. z. Fox.
80 give ne back bat Yesterday by
Frank Rom.r. F. -
The Hole in tbs Garden Wan."-Song
and chorus 10y T. Browne.
The above music just Published by Oliver
Ditson i Co., 81 Washington ST., Boston.
Price from % to 80 cts. each. mailed to any
part Of the [. s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09
TIVE Nearly Up,-Csrnp & Bro M

TINE NElRLY UP!-CHILD 4 Bro. must
ness within the next three weeks. They have
just assorted their stock anew. and put down
the prices so low that, to persons needing
shoe leather within the next months, it is
stock are still large quantities Of very choice
goods-ine calf as well as coarse beots,
shoes, aud brogans-ladies' CATERS, bootees
&c., &c. Go, see, and overhaul the stock
you will find it pay better than investing
yonr money at 2 per cent. a month.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09

S,TATE Of ILLINOIS, sUPnESs OorsT, within and for
= the Third Grand DIVISION.
Daniel Eaton and Ezekiel r. Hooper, plaintiffs in Error
Dsrmsn r Warren IN his right, and Albert D. San
doris and Samuel r spa.1ns executors of the last viii
ana testament Of Ellsworth Hyde, deceased.
Error 70 Superior court q thtcdgo.
wgrrx.s the said Daniel Eaton and Ezekiel e. Hooper
b,ys sued t of from said Supreme CoRrt to
reverse Judgment obtained BY said Dorman Warren, in
hi, own right and Albert D. Sanders aud Samuel T. Spau
ding executors ofths last will and testament OF Ellsworth
u Uyte deceased against said PANEL Eaton and Ezekiel
r U6oreri H. the said Superior Court RI Chicago which
said writ error pending in said Suprome Court
and whereas writ OF scjTs cigS has been duly Issued
herein returnahIe on the fret day Of the next term
- ssid crrrerne Court % he holden Mt Ottawa, in
said state IN the first Tuesday IN April Eex+ accord
iv TO law and whereas. also il appears ny affidavit
an ie in the clerks Office of said Slnc Court that the
s4 D,r-ar L. Warren Albert D. Sanders and SEuuul I.
So,udipo arc nonresieut- OF tire state OF Illinois and
ithar ha reach the process Of said Supreme Court:
Non, flrii.rs vsu the said Dornan I. Warren, Albert
n sanders md ssmue r spauidng, che said de!endants
in error whose non-res1~uce appears as Aforesaid are
hereby notified tn and appear before the Justices Of
said Sunrene Court tia next term OF said Court,
10 he holden Mt Ottawa. in said state on the hrst
Tussi,, in April next 20 hear the record AID pre-
c.edpc, lrou .ht INTO said Supreme Court on retnr OF
aid writ of error and the as-igpes You shall soc
III and further TO do and receive what sail Curt shall
order in this behalf
Dated this l2th day uf January i.u. 1867.
Miller Van Arunan ( Lewis. l. LELtSD,
-, ~ pr III ;p Error Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09
Chicago Market.

FEB 8, 1867.
, Under the influence of an advance in gold,
produce generally ruled higher.
Flour firm at $40 sl0.S0 for spring s1-
tras and slL50 for red winter
Wheat firm at s2.0s for No. | spring
sl.9l for No. 2. and Sl.70 rejected.
Corn dull at 7S soc for No. i; zoe for
No.2, and SO 80 for rejected.
Oats Ale for No. n
Barley 40 85c.
Dressed Hogs active at $3.50 1926.
Butter dull 26 30c for choice dairy !;
% a 2 f5r fair to good; II e l8c for cons
mon.
Eggs scarce at 80 35e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09
BeDemc10r.

He whe causes two blades of grass to
grow where grew but one, may be termed a
public benetdctOr; and he who produces an
accurate likeness Of q friend is no less so.
Yet the artist often pines in want, while the
agrieuiturist grows fat.
1t !. gratifying to US, kowtver, to knoU
that we have at the hands of Mr.. BOWMAN
an artist, permanently located in our city,
who is being literally patron lied; in fact,
hi. superior portraits and photographs have
only to BE examined TO be appreciated. If
any are not already convinced that the por-
traits and photographs prodaced st~Bo~N
mans Gallery do not show superior artistic
skill, let them call and examia s the nurner-
Gus sPeermens, o. bring other pictSres to
cofhpars with them. -'-7 s' ~
Mr. Bowman viii Arrays be pleased to
hare visitors ell. at his Portreit Parler'
whether they wish pictures or not. ...t.s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09

How. TO MAKE FoRTusE.-Save the ZEN
MES and the dol lors will take care Of them
selves. Buy your clothing of Jacob Mooney.
and you save five pennies on every dollar
invested IN the first instance, and about ten
pennies on the dollar afterwards in he SUI,
psrior article of clothing you get. A man
or two come to town every day who are in
comfortable circumstances solely from hav>
ing bought good, warm clothing from
Mooney.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09

Tbs Circuit Coor. Of this county, Hon. Z.
S. LELAND presiding, ne: en- Mosdsy. The
docte, Is unusually large, tbers having been
no court in November There are OF the
docket % criminal, 2l7 civil, and II chan-
e-r~ ea.as The carses tried durin- the
week possessed no public interest. We siall
give reports as the court progresses. The
session will soutInus Eve or six ,wsa,s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09
.PATRoNtzE LADIES
EHDerNEsOrs.

The Board of Supervisors meet ore week
from next Monday, being the third Monday
in February. The winter sessions of the
Board Fave usually commenced a week
earlier, whence we call the attention Of
supervisors and others interested specially to
The deferred day of meeting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09

AeRrsrED! The. thaw, which set in SO
tiir.atniogIy on Wednesday aad Thursday,
was brought to a sudden stand still yesterday
moraiug by a blast from old Borsas. The
snow On lie ground is so ,dseF, and ths. ice
in the rivers so thick that apprehensions are
felt in this region Of tremendous Mood
,h 1uld the snow and ice disappear with a
warm rain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09

S,TATE or ILLINOIS. SUPREME GoURT rthis and for
y the Thgh Grand Division.
Dsnia Eaton and Ezekiel z. Hooper, Plaintiffs Err sr
Albert D. Sanders and Samuel T SpsuSinx Executors
the last will and te.tspsst OF Ellsworth IL. Hyss, de-
ceased, d-fsn dsnts ia Error
HSrog 20 Superior C,r1t Of tfi,gco.
wrrrrA. the said Daniel Eaton and Ezekiel r Hooper
have sued out writ Of error from said su-rere Court
revers. .meHt obtained by said Albert D. Sanders
and ssmu. r. spNuldnS, Executors OF tho last viii and
OF eswerth h. hyde deceased, against said
Daniel and Ezekiel r. Hooper in the said Superior
Court Chicago which said writ Erroris pending
in said Supreme Court and whereas writ of fdciG
has dulr issued herein, reurnabe the first day OF
the next of said Supreme Court to he hoIaan
tava In said state, the frat Tuesday in Aplil
next according to law; and whereas, also. it nI-
pears by affidavit file IN ths clerks ofics of
said So preIaa Court that tina said Albert Rd.s and
Samuel T. Spauldng nonssidehts OF the OF Hi
without the reach of the Of said SuPr-s
Court:
So,g terefsrc YOU the sad Albert n Sanders and sam
eul r. Srauldug the said defendants in error whose
resdencs appears aforesaid. hereby notified
and appear before Justices Of said Supreme Court
the next Of said court, to be holden at Ottawa,
IN said state, the frat Tuesday in April next, to
hea the record and proceedings brought is:o said
slprerna Cnurt return Of SAID writ of error,
sII the errors assigned If yen shall IT. and further
do and receive hat said court shall order in this behalf
Dated tlh 18th day Of Janu ~, AD. 1851
Miller Van Amman Lewis, l. lILAhD
Attorneys for Plaintiffs in Error. Cerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-09
PREPARED OIL OE PALM AND MACE.

Ter Preserving, Restoring ant Bs,utifying he
Il 80 ~ Hair,
nd b the most delightful and wonderful .rsise the
worl3 ever produced.
Ladies Will find ii not only certain rem tdy to Restore
D,rien and Beautify the Hair but dtiable article
or the Toilet, it is highly pSrfumed with rich and
delicate perfume Independent OF the fragrant odor Of tho
OLs of Palm and Mace.
THE MARVEL OF PERU,
and beautiful perfume which in d-iioaey of scent
and Tic nscity with which it clngs to the handkoTch
anl person. Is une4 ullleS.
The above articles FOR ssIs by al Druggists aud Per
tuners 81 per bottle each. Sent by express to any
address By psoprietors. T.W. WRIGHT CO.
oct2o ~ 100 Liberty Street New York.