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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-20

CTArE OF WISCONSIN, In Probate Grant County
- Grant County. Court.
In the matter OF the estate Of Thomas Taylor Decd
On reading and filing the petition of Warden An
derson administrator of the estate Of Thomas Tay or
deceased representing among other things that he has
fully administered said estate and praying that time
AID place be fixed tor examining and allowing his
count of his administration, 1t is ordered that sal
count be examined by the Judge of this court, on
Thursday the 9th day of July, 1871 next ensuing
the Probate Office in Lancaster in said county, at
O'clock p 81
And il is further ordered that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested by publishing copy OF this
order for three successive weeks prior 10 said day of
hearing, in the Grant County HERALD a weekly news
raper printed and published at Lancaster in said
ty by the Court, WM MoG0NIGAL, Co. Judge.
Dated at Lancaster. 2. 1871. lw3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-20

S,rATE OF WfscsNsIS, Circuit Court in and for
- Grant County, Grant County.
In vacation Of said Court viz April %, ls7l-Sum-
mons for relief
Henry Thole, plaintiff, Joseph Young, sometimes
known Joseph DeYoung) defendant
The State Of Wisconsin to The attendant here named
You are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action copy of which is herewith
served on you, and to serve a copy Of your answer
to said complaint on the subscriber, at his Office
In the village of Lancaster, Grant county, Wiscon
SIM within twenty days after the service here
o. exclusive Of the day such service and if you fail
TO answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply TO the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint
w. 2. DEWEY plaintiffs Attorney,
Lancaster Wis.
Dated Lancaster. Wis, April %, 1871. 50w6
N. B-The summons and complaint in the above
entitled action were duly filed in the office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit court for said Grant county,
the 24th day Of April, 1871. W. Z DEWEY,
Pits Atty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-20
Estate of Parker.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, IN Probate, Grant Couaty
- County of Grant. 5 court.
In the matter of the estate of Dwight T. Parker de-
ceased.
On reading aud filing the petition Of Mrs. Mary f
Parker Of Grant Co representing among other things
that Dwight T. Parker. late OF Grant Co.. the 2lst
day of May, 1871, at Boscobel. died mites tate,
leaving goods, chattes and estate within this state
and county, and that the said petitioner is the widow Of
said deceased and praying that administration OF said
estate be 10 her and John IL. sarles granted
II is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this court Tuesday the goth day of june
1871, at one o'clock, NJ, at Lancaster in said
county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof BIO gveno tn
heirs Of said deceased ando all persons Interested. by
publishing a copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day Of hearing in the Grant Conn
~ Herald, weekly newspaper printed and published
at Lancaster in said county.
By the court. WIN McGONIGAL County Judge.
Dated at Lancaster MAY Goth 1871. 52w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-06-20
observation-disclosures.

SrArE OF WISCONSIN, .. In Justices Court
- County OF Grant Town of Clifton
To THOMAS EDWARDS:
You hereby notified that warrant Of attach
ment has been issued against YOU and your property
ttsched 20 satisfy thesdemand iof r. -. Smith and
e. j. smith m oun I ng to Fitty-seven IS 100
Dollars, with interest and costs of suit. Now
unless you shall appear before Joseph Allen,
Justice OF the Peace In and FOR said county, at
his office in said town. the Goth day of june 1871
at one o'clock in the afternoon Judgment will be
rendered against you and yeur properly sold to pay
the debt. r. s SMITH 4 @. j. SMITH
Plaintiffs.
Dated this ID day of June, 1871. lwS*
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
~ ArHocors w1rE MrEpER IN NEwrowN, L. !

On Tuesday evening the inmates Of tcnc-
m.u, hol>g i'll .Il,icj-ayc in NcytoNH, l. J., hIoko
open the door Of one OF the upper apartments, on slFl'
con th"t there had been fonl play within For thrc"
DAY, had entered the ROOM ana cries for help had
been heard. Upon tie bed the corpse Of Auna Wag-
ncY ana id" il Lay Ter La band in drunken Supor.
TIC CoI0acr WIS AaIc lately informed and on his ar
rival about every thing Wa found undistnrbcd'
The man still lay beside his victim and nothing could
arouse him. The body Of the woman was m"st shock
irC, muiated; the head had been broken. i'll with "A
blunt instrument, and bruises found on almost
every part OF the body. 1t was evident that the
crime had been committed several days Pc
vious as decomposition had already taken place.
The Coroner summoned jury and from the evidence
following facts were arccriaiucd. The husband,
Charles Wa -npr, G. rIna a"d liz vie was OF lrlsl
descent They have cNeg lvnd hurWuHoLsiN. Lr b"in;
incorporate and often returning home late AT night
grossly intoxicated which times they would generally
quarrel Tuesday he returned under the influence OF
liquor. and after they retired the quarrel was resumed,
blows being distinctly heard. During the inquest thc
mur lV the floor occasionally mu'tcrInG unincl-
nlnly. verdict Of death 10y violence from the hands
o Charles Wagner rendered l.! the jury, anu his
arrest ordered.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
\TW-NORE CITY

Co,icS Of The Ncr- York Morning Post and
~. rc,.,o Ga,rt, Of l7Cg arr sold in Broadway.
Tie Coopcr>' International Convention closed
las, cvcrin. with sfrctparadr and masSmeetng at
GEIcr Institute.
!; .ly TN Commissioners o.Icc, yesterday,
E--ts: = I,,,i,,da~ faxes on personal property.
~. ' ., tot.. :l:l- t'r oi &i1.-2! &.
Five Of the large grsnite stones on the east
rlG, u N.ndCnhs nov depot, upon which The IRON
HTthcs rest, ar "ra, kcd though III" ctnt,r
Iic s'"ccrri>ts on Tammany'S payroll have
d,icrIun,d not to imrorunc Dputy Controller Green
Es.,u ilcu warrants until the lahorcrS are pad.
Charles F. Kane, Lewis Jones and John
Impsv INSPECTORS in the Cu~om-ITOuse, who acted Ms
sids the surveyor OF the Port, were discharged ON
Thursday.
The five physicians appointed hy Judge
UI.y. III the Court Of Common Pleas. 10 examine I'M"
The condition Of b. b. Colah tic rich Parse unat
have reported in favor Of his returning to his home in
Bombay, as IA sanitary measure
The Ncw-York Billie Society has distributed,
dnrlng the Summer months 27H bibles and tcstamcnts
among families in the Fh. Seventh and Seventeenth
Wards II 600 among vessels lying in the harbor ana
h.sG0 among cmkralIis al CaSt" Garden
A building at Watcr-st. and Peckslip. over
I6c years old WIS recently demolished Ii was built IN
the old Dutch stvc. with singled sides and gable
roof and was used IA Cocndi times aS an nm II l"u
Lost character Of rcccm; years. and dc-tncIat1d l"o
low lqu"r den.
The oeh Re.;nrit viii assemble on Monday
~ ,, , H.. for r3loG, and iHc Yr''c. Tic Eh R'gl'
m.t N p>ra,l, tr'i u'ffoI'u fer a"uu'l lhs 'Urn
,n 4,., run, and the ai'h R'-m"n' on Oci j"
at Tom, kins->du,Ic The regiments COMPRISING l"e
Thiid brigade Will also he reviewed next week
The Cu!an residents of this city will CClc-
h,i, %, t.id all i,tr,aIy Of the upriNh: III favor o'
,b ,,cp,uarlce OF Cuba ut Cooper Institute Tues
Cev evening" Mayor Hall refused permission, yesterday
tn H., la ,ns u the city Hall Park in honor o! the
Cuban cause on the ground that The PARK Commissioners
Lad forbidden the firing of autNs in tie public parks
The New York Bible and Common Prayer
Book Society elected the following Board Of Managers,
YESTERDAY:
Ctrr.-J H. Pr j. l.: I'rso =. T.; Io ms Weave. D.
J. MIR, 1r %. u. W T. Ncr - d. {. H. ll't j. H.. A.
Bs,p, HsI D. D.. Gaze mtI l. - J. =: Eaton. D. D. 9I.s
D. W j. S-aur', D. ID A. b BesCh D. D. J H. Tut
r. Mont .oner, h d W. D. walker J. H. Rs aLct. D.
- HouYlt,u D. D. ard p G. Ever Laym,p-I cyt SI III r.
e. o. S!noe W w. w -h John W. Nit
,i~ ". l. F,u.H- W D. Ctl' II II. C1'"n. 4. j. Cak,"u.
l~,.. ''..', lr u..l.u uloc JOAN ba.-t!, ir li"~n
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
POLICE NOTES.

carbOv Of vitriOl exploded last evening on the
psT At The foot Of West TephS csnSng slight damage
Joseph KOrn. age 8 Pole, Who resided at No. l3l
Wei Bosdwsy AID Tuesday H by No 10 Of
tbt Line died yesterday in the PARK Hospital
Commissioner Manierre listened, yesterday to Is
against policemen PatToman BOfn Downing Of the MIth
Precinct charged with uOnesion while Oh duty escaped ai
bJ resgniRg.
cigar manufacturer. and 2O,0O0 cigars belonging
10 r L1Ahmsn No $50 FhLsye BochI1n we're ""l f hS
Gtsol yeeday for alleged attempt to dtaOd the
Government
Mathew March. leather dealer in Frankfort-st.,
..ud b. sYrtst Charlie yesteIds! AcS {" og9
A DCrmrn, 90 So and obtaining payment Ho~ Tue
New York National BtBk.
The COroncr's jury in the case OF Chalirs lOhdrr-
.Sn 40, II who W run No " Of tie EgthA,r me
udson rendered Vsrd 6 clenlA ueAD
JsSeriay lie NAs employed at Tim! 'tt'I'" An1 i ''
The Coroner jury in the case Of Charles Banmann,
H. C 10 klied sep "a b random
6a from gallery in Jones Wood erb'aieI Toe
A chimney Of the frame tEDement, No. lO9 Null
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
TIE AMER1cAN HoARD OF FOREIGN ,

SALEM, Mass, oct. G.-Thc American Board
Of Foreign Missions held a closing meeting to-day, in
Mechanic Hail. which va, tIronoo!. Pre- dcIt Hopkins
introduced the missionaries present, who are about To
leave the field of their labcrs il touching remarks to
which several of them rsunrlrd THoe who return 10
missionary work are the R'v. H. y. Banham ard "lfr,
of the Harpoo Mssion; t:c lcy. Luther H. Gullck and
wife, of the JapaEcsc Mss on the RI Chdncy Good
wife, Of the North China Mission; the 1Sv III.
A. Schaufier and wife, Of the C"n~tan"n" Mission /;
and the John j. Gulick OF the North CHINA Mls-oi
The new lahorcIs are as follows: Mr.. Anna v Mum
icrd Bul -dra, Turkey; the Rev. W. 4. Sanldng and
wife. to Western Turkey the Rev j. d. DAVIS and wife,
10 Japan the Rev. J. Henry House, to Bulgaria; the
Rev. w. Parsons 70 the Iii" MISSION; j. W. Berry,
VI. d., t. Japan: Thomas l. RIGS, To the Dakota In
diaus and the Rev. J. l.. Scott and wife, 10 Eastern
Turkey. The farewell sr rViCc, were of an exceedingly
int, resting and impTrssi' character
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
EnrIuoGE r.Ilror1L CONTENTION.
NEW ASSISTANT BIsHOP-PROPOSED MIS-
SIONARY JUBILEE.

BALTIMORE, Oct Gin the Episcopal Con-
vcnon this morning Dr. schcnck OF Brooklyn, from the
Committee Conservation of Bishops, submitted re-
port and resolutions approv ing tcslUniais and consent
ing TO the conservation " the Rev. Vim. Dell White
Howe D. d. as Assistant Bishop OF the Diocese OF South
Carolina, which were accepted and adopted.
Dr. HaiCht Of New York, from the Committee on Ca
mons, submitted report q proposed amendment to
Section Canon TO- relative to ministers ordained in for
eiGn countries. Tho intention OF the amendment which
was of, red by DR.. Franklin of Indiana to give the
clergy OF the Mother Church of England the rights
every parish OF the Church in the United States that
clergy enjoy. The Committee reported that the
proposed amendment ineNpedlcnt. Discussion en-.
sued. DR. Franklin urging the adoption " the proposed
amendment, and Doctors Haight, Paddock and others
the House adopt the amendment notw hsanding the re-
port o. the Comm itic', "As lost H. - ~ Ie vote ~ -
cwDoccses. submitted report with resolution that
this House concur in the action Of the House OF bishops
commute atcd Yesterday conserving to and ratlylng
the formation OF The proposed new diOcesc WITHIN lhe
occSc of PcnnS Nanid o taxi eject cn the ltI ay oi
NuNCml Cr next the OF said new GoccSc |" nc uc
tcrnined by primary convention thereof with the con-
| sent OF the Bishop Of PENNSYLVANIA. .u,,,o
The Rev. Dr. SpauldnR of Pittsburgh moved 10 siihe
out that portion OF the report requiring the CONSENT u '0
general and protra"tcd debate cnsucd involving lhe
Tirht OF u bishop or III" primary conventions W nsn
diocese general convention 10 name new dioeo@sui @
or prescribe the time OF IT. coming into existence; anu
motions were made to amend and rccoih,' nc tinc
The whole subject finally disposed OF ny s,iihnf f
| ont the report Of the Committee as shbinithd' anu
adopting at "a substitute that this House concur IN Mrs'
sage No Of the House Of Bishops az 10 ths house'
The urssagc received yesterday cunscntS ana lalnes
the formation Of diocese within the lIts oi e
Diocese of PENNSYLVANIA t. be composed OF an that pa
Of said diocese outside the Counties OF Phladelpha,
| Delaware Chester Mont gOmery, and Bucks.
A resolution wa adupted that, the House OF BlShoPs
coucriug this Convection accepts IN" invitation ol mo
Board of unit" with the Board III cfIrhanH
Thursday HeAt, to lilcta AnlllcIS",3 " ;rorV, o
ouaIy organization OF the Church az missionary
irhi!cc The celebration will he by religious services
The secretary then the testimonials Of Dr. Howe
Assistant Bishop elect OF south Carol ~. J"c ron OF
d,cctt,s called and each proceeded 70 tn he tt-
r,U,. AZ the conclusion Of which the Convention adj
jOurncd til 10 O'ClOCk a. III. Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
4 CHARLESTON ,PECULtToE AI,TE TED TOI
FORGERY.

Louis McLan of Charleston, s. G. was ar
rested yesterday charge OF forgery. lie has been
engaged for long time spcculatOEs in cotton and
stocks both in this ity and Charleston but his ven
lures have been unfortunate. On sept. H. he called at
the Office OF Frederick L. Olco;t & Co.. bankers and
brokers' at NO. 40 Broad-st and left collateral sccn-
ry what purpOrCd 10 I've certificate for 800 shares OF
the South Carolina Railroad Company, and of banking
company with the railroad and known the
South-Wcstcrn Bank Of Charleston. the par value OF
the shares Is $125 aud the market value about $6. On
these securities he obtained advances amounting 10
$500. 1t recently discovered that the crthcate
had been altered from to go ShdT the alteration being
a aren't The Iri>uHrr V;s tdktn h' lore justice D""
.i, Il. tp lumhS Police tOurt, Wl,rI an AFFIDAVIT was
ntu a.a4,>t Inn Iy M Oirht lie admitted his gum
/ and was committed without bail.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
rrnNINENr AknlNNIN.

Cl1,,E.p Hu'H -- G. Cataca2v. thC ECs-
x,,,, Minister. Fi1A AT|uHC Hoici-IIomcr 4. Ncl-
1o Secretary uf State the Hon. W D. Bishop and Prof.
/, Ha..cch connecticut. and Dr. Dandr'dGc az en-
,trrll RrCrOoU House Francis Il. HaNcs. Prcsi-
C,ui a. d., AS'uIC and FdcGo Rdi,roaG tumrIny; The
RI { v Weldon Cf I'udNr, and G. !. Morrill, Of Bos-
tni. NCr 1G h"frt-t.N'' ''lSrcNN' nan JdHVe NJ
MalN,ri a." = lAioGd. GiiSrV EoHSN-lu>VCc:o Cen
0rl W,U.,r o. GOV. II, fIuanS stan, Hud Iiut-Col.
HattUr Of thc British ARMY. 81 II"n'S Hof''-tap,.
John G., .juau of B'>tUn. NJ. NtchOi1S H"ct -Nlt $
a. l.If.; S.'c nt.,.urcr Of South Carolina; the Hon.
a, 4 Cos ot Washngton tnd W. VI. Tldcn Of Chicago.
>n,.irrout Hor'ST-Thc Rev. Geo,Gc T. Rider 0f
I..,..ltrt,Sr is'.r HoWS-t'Cu. j. r.. Stou"honsc
d: 4l,ay ana thief E1euc,r C,Ik Fisher, l. Navy
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

BURNE1T's COLoGNE-Bcst in America.

HEADACHE, LANGUOR, AND MELANCHOLY
DisoRDERED STONAcH CosTrvESEH
A TORPID LIVER EACH Dr. D.
JAMES SANATIvB PILLS, yovEp
STIMULATE LIVER sToxAoH HEALTHY ACTION.
MOVING BlLoUsSEss EvAcrArIo
OF THE BowBLL DRrGGI,TG
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
DROCTH IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Oct 6.-The drouth now pre-
vang in the West has not been equaled within the past
years All through Central and Southern Illinois the
wells and small streams completely dried up and the
inhabitants find great difficulty in obtaining sufficient
water for farm and household purposes The soil is 30
dry that blowing is rendered impossible.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

h'rrVs fen into window ~ the nauufacoYy o r. Donovan
~ No 20 CNua rured Benjamin brown OF
NJ M Scl', Brockn f. y ami H. fednan OF NJ" ?Ol ist
= ut st. III, taL.Ir s,lu'ly dLrlcei.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

The mmense slaughter Auction Of the TKEEs contained in HlG
eNss EUKSBKY Flushing will he positively cud To MORROW .TUE
pAl Oh the finest stock ogue dispose
Of Sale II O'Clock sharp cars at Hunter
Point sharp Whesone AID walk grounds
Catalogues Of JOHNSON L MILLER, No Is Nhtsluh
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
TIE NEW DIsIxrEcrAxr, BRoMo-CnLoRALr

non poisonous and odorss destroys ali oiors
eon,Agop Prepared only by TILDES Co.. I76 William st. New
YofE Sold By Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
UNEXPECTED SUBMISSION OF COCHIsE THE
GREAT APACHE CHIEF.

SANTA FE, n. NJ, Oct. 5.-The powerful and
dreaded warrior COchse, chief Of large division Of the
Apache tribe came i'll to-day and made treaty OF peace.
This unexpected event creates great excitement III this
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

The Fall styles in Silk HATS are marvels OF
beauty KSo1 the Halter Of Broadway Fulton
ST. a. the perfection Of style AID quality C examine
hem before buyibg elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
ICEORGE MACDONALD"
rgw STORY

.- EEw gTORY
TIIT VICAR'S DAIfGHTI'R.
uhfl'd An, ,,,7pl aIaprm 4 tn 1t" Ha"' "
ut.m
OLD AND NEW.
btgin, in Sumter Thi,.tory one ohh"
happe EFFORT. up forward some OF hF
hnt me, in Annals oi a Quir, HeighborhOOd" .
NEW SUBSCRIBERS for lg,2 Will receive the la" hrre "'
1871 FREE
TEkMS- ~ rfI wear Single Egmber.. - (Hn'" I''-
FOR SALE By ALL BOOK AND Nb"HphAhI"'
SUl ,c,1top, received IN Ecw.Yok at puhl'heT' rates W
,r,;rsT RRENTAHO q Union square
ROBI.ETS BROTHERS. PublJH',h" ,,se
IdJ WASllINGT0N ST BOSTON mar
DAYNE's PATENT .,,. ,pp
i BOOK CASE BID, hofh hnIn'sGF BED,
AIT J. GRII FINS, lsl Canal, one door from "o,SS ~
CTRICTIRE Fistula, and Piles radically Dr..
v,,bon tA knife cGustic or detention from ng,op y.
Of The Gtn,ratve OrgnS Hy A. Daniels MD l''
NEW-Y0RK TIlM0R DiSPEASSAHi' l.-S., T.:I,S.,t
Op.n daily from u m to u n saaaiJ' eiV -
4 RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED
~ p.nrbIets giving explanation. 10 cents hdI
e. AUG. GREGORY. NJ D., ." h""Hp -
rI,IIOS. r. AGNEW, 260 Grccnwici- 81, NJ l.
Cboc. GROCERIES, TEAS PSI, etc. wholesale ana e'AI
CjTNDAY- SCHOOL BOOKS.
y BROUGHTON WYHAN u Bh' h"'"
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
We DEFY all the Burglars in Ncw.York to %

through New Bsn Vault and Hat Envelope Lining gyng
an ais TELEGRAPH has had Of
failure LSok out for imposition and
l.. HOLMES, MuIray.u.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYEING OFFICT
Off LOaD BrOAd1sv Twenty seondtt
BroGwa Made garments Le' frieis gloves te cleaned
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

Go TO b. 6. SQUIRE, 1o4 Fulton-st., np stairs
for WIehe. JtNcr Diamond e,tTWAn; b. ,eI direct fon II
arsl habds therefore at Manufacturers protL
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER makes elegant
Rolls Bru Bread Grdde CAie. Pot Pie DumpHngs nc
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEwER
10 DO public with
pseled for bair TO m natural color promoting
growth and producing new hair Oh ball beads.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

THE BEST PLACE in New-YOrk to buy REL
IEE WA1csEs PINE DAn0NDs RICH. JrwrlEY a
t1EkLNG sILvEK SQuIKEs. 81 Fulton St diamonds spsc.y
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

For a stylish and elegant Hat, 60 direct tt
nt nASuf.c:uitL EUUICBIp, Ils kassssTt
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

The RrSsIAH yAor) BLTHs Nos az and rs FA fourh
mt, agreeable rsfeng and luxurious the city Hundreds Of bu
tAke them daily, and recommend them highly.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
Warren Range.

WITH m special sOuv.eue Dumping and Sha, Crate Feudsr
Guard aImIsg Closet AID Double Elevated Oven made
FULLER. WARRES L Co. 2B Wttrst
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

TIII' Wears DATGHTER.
in'3 . Au -, y! s,7' srantrm'a v tn 4" A"'""'
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

OF THE BowsL SolD By ALL DRrocr,1.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Flushing Wilt. positively clsed TO MORROW (S.TrR.
Of Sale will commence o'clock sharp Tale cars al Hunters
10 O'Clock sharp get ou WhG1e AID walk grounist
Catalogues Of JOHNSON MILLER No - hasssuh
We defy all the Burglars in Ncw-York to 20
through New bsn Vault ard sss Envelope Lining without giving
without failure L'OE out for imposition and infringement
The Fall styles in Silk HATS are marvels of
beauty KxoY the Broadway and Fulton
St. has them IN perfection style and quality C and .1,mine
hem before buyibg elsewhere.
THE NEW DIsINFECTANT, BROMO- -CHLORALUM,
poisonous and odors destroys ali dSgeae oo prevents
conAgOD Prepared only by TiLDES Co.. I76 William st.,
YorE. Sold BY Druggists
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAS HAIR REVIEWER
preparation for The prehs 10 .Ipme1 With it, neoe
growth and producing ne" hair Oh ball beads.
"HuRRAH FOR THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS
The RrGiAH APor BITHs Nos az and rs Hast fourh the
taIe them dal,. and recommend them highly.
BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYErXG OFFICES
,fF TUeuty
BrOGdwAy AIdeuP garments, Ie' feathers gloves te els,n.
THE BEST PLACE in New-York to buy REII-
ImE DAHoSD, RlcH. rAhosARIr JrrrLxI and
t1EKLSC is ssrIKEs 81 Fuon't Diamonds sp.,ty.
Go TO b. s. SQUIRE, 14 Fulton-st., up stairs
for Watches Jt.er, Diamonds, struAre ,ei dr,e, fOn n,
therefor, aAnUfIctur.n pno.
DoOLEY's YEAST POWDER makes elegant
Rolls Bru Bread Grdde PotP1. Dunpnpr, nc
For a stylish and elegant Hat, 60 direct to
ut manufacturer kvDscBIlp, Ils husash
New-York tribune., 1871-10-07
LONG ISLAND.
STATEN ISLAND.

RICIlMoNp.-Theiu jury in the case Of Thomas T
Ice indicted for the murder Of Hugh Conway ea or oi
board tie ship Thomas Durham, unable TO agree
eleven favoring conviction for man~laughtcr III the
hrst degree, and one holding for acGutta The Cont
accepted the plea OF guilty OF nanslauGhtcr in the
0nd degree and ne sentenced 10 imprisonment al
Sing sing five years John 5. Young, second mat" OF
al Indicted
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-22

To Let
w ITH boari, q front chamber on New High st.
w Address P. o. Box 1917 dc7tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-22

To Let,
HOUSES and Stores on Pearl Street and Cum.
III berland Terrace by
sepNly J.L. FARMER,
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-22
REAL ESTATE.
Ne'O and Elegant Residences
for H0LeI

One quarter Cash, Balance ON vIortxaae
DARTlES desirous Of purchasing a fr>t-class
Il house in fine location are invited to examine
uc TWO oocks o houses recently constructed BY the
real estate and building company, on Pine street.
Inc upper block on the west corner OF Neal an
rihe stieets has two houses two stories high with
French roof twenty five feet 'front.' each containing
two streets each sixty ieet wide Size OF lots 3cxs0
and 36xSO With the westerly house additional land
will be sold If required,
In the block OF t0ur houses octagon fronts, two
stories high with French root, the east corner
Neal anu Pine streets, one inside house and out
sde houses are tor SALE Each house contains thir-
teen rooms. The block is TO be covered with mastc
OF appropriate cOlors. The upper house is on the
corner of Neal street on the sunny size. The ad-
Joining house inside, is well lighted In front and
rear. Size of lots 22xS5 with passage from Neal
street four feet in width The lower house in the
block has lot 34x90 giving for stable room and
drive way.
All of these houses of brick, granite steps,
slate and metal roots, and are built with the best OF
materials and workT anship containing all the mod
ern improvements and conveniences; are plumbed
IN Inc best manner for SebasO water, hyt and cold
with lead lined tanks, the pressure by trial has
been found sufficient to give full supply in the up-
per stories. They will all be Ianted and decorated
inside IN artistic style and viii be finished complete,
ready for occupancy. The situation is very desira-
Die, In neighbOrhood that by the restrictions on the
lots adjoining will always be rst-cass They will be
sold at moderatepices and the terms Ofpa, mt will
be made very favorable, not more that twenty Ave
can remain on mortgage to suit the wishes of pur-
chasers. The houses are open tOr examination on
pleasant days.
For further particulars apply to
JOHN #. HULL,
Room No, 12 Fluent Block.
Il
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-22

he land on Commercial street. so feet front o,
extending 10 Fore st, now occu,sa bv r r. n
Bile. Opposite Franklin Wharf
my1Stt j. BROWNE IN State CT