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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02
Wedding Parties
Howe and singer.

Furnished with the most elegant Cakes,
Ice cream aud general Confectionery.
II. WALDECK.
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WantedHsods

Wanted HsadS sH5T5i.d3 bus 2
The most liberal inducements offered to
good reliable Agents, to sell sewing Me-
chimes Apply 70 N 3. Tyler, No Main
St.. Warren, ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02

Fresh Oranges
And Lemons. by box. cheap
nw-H- g. STRATT0N 4 co.
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A 1. Frank.
Just Received

Proprietor OF the Buffalo Clothing House.
goes 20 New York this week to make Eelec-
lions Tor his Spring STOCK. arhI q
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Nnnfnr Yonr NanIe SIrun.

And to enabis oar country friends to sell
q. we will sell Buckwheat Flour at cost,
81 so per sack.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02

C. s. Maltby's Oysters
By the Case, Can n half Can, at Cleve-
land prices, at d. WALDECkS.
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Grape Vines.

Grape Vines.
Fine Concord Grape Vines, two and three
years bic BENZ. STEVENS,
MAJ. 26-4t$ Hlla Warren, o.
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All Goods Delivered
Free OF charge. by Mcconnell.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Levi Smith to VIM. Fee, house
and lot on Market Street. Considera-
ton $2.0T5. egs aJ0 III zCuI 0si
Mrs. Shaler TO NJ. A. Pstmor. house
and lot on Market Street. Considera-
ton $4,000.
Joshua R. Sealy, to T. J. McLain.
Jr., five acres on north side OF
Youngstown road, in this city. Con-
sideration s., 500. la s8dTEGE
r g. Parks to ,CS. Field, block on
MarKet Street. Consideration 81, 600.
Cyrus Folsom 10 Mrs, Shaler, house
and lot on Elm Street. Consideration
5000. go -. - , l -
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For Sale Cheap.

A House and Lot on Vine Street near
Market st. Seven ROOMS. cellar, pantry,
closets, &C. not soldbeD1e April Ist. viii
be for rent. inquire OH. Peck, at store Of
Mar. 1871 PECK 4 BRO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02
MARKET RE P0RT.
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CBR
WARREN OHIO, Apr IL INA

OFFICE WESTERN HESERYB i
WARREN OHIO, Apr IL tsIAg
& WOOL so eS .
BEANs-SzW to 25 per bushel.
FLOUR@SS,7S TO GO.25
HAY-sl69lS d
OATS-l s94b
CORN (oldEEar 85e; shelled6 CSC.
DRIED APPLES-5
BUTTER-Fresh Roll IS to SeS
TALLOR-6 to 81
CHEESE-Factory I2x ala
HAMSlCouutry cured I0c
EGGS-20
LARD-Country rendered, s tOs1<
PORK-&66 per C VT.
POTATOES- 50 to s
FLAX Seed 8
POULTRY
Turkeys live loo.
dressed l2L
Chickens live Sc. rr -r.
dressed 10
HnES-6reeh, O6kU1<c: calf skins 10 lp<.
Pelts 45S20
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02
TIME w~EsTwARD.

Eastward bound passengers b Trains No
Sand 2have no change ofcars to New York.
Compositions at Headville, Union and CORY
for the OIL Regions; At Corning for Rochesfe@
and points on the New York Central and
at Bfnghamton for Albany, Springfield,
Worcester, Boston and All points Ia New
England.
Westward boundpassaBseTs by Trains No.
l and 3, go thronsh to. eftetnuati without
change, making conneetionE with hi Lou
isYtlle SRoTt Line or the mail steamers, for
points IN the South, southwest. and for sta
lions IN Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kan
sRs and Colorado. AlBV at C~sVsland-aor
Chicago, Milvapkee, Omaha, andtbe north
west.
For additional lnfoTmatlen as 10 cme,
fare. and C0bnecdous, Apply TO The i0caf
agent. asking FOR tickets fia the hTLAt-
ROUTE. ~
10 "StQa-aesfahoYe1 upnn local tlckefa'
LpSsl passsneer mnst pufchas7 uefets tQ
theif INST Stoppipg p,aca and may then r.
purchase nom thai pninl % desu1ahoa.
- L.D- BARrON- Ger sara.
Neadville Per7Es
CENT. ssseassr ana Giosst Agsnt
81 meanwhile pa
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Good Live Agents Wanted
To sell the two best Sewing Machines
made. Apply 70 or address n. B. Tyler, No.
3Main st., Warren, Ohio.
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-FNrSaIe.

At the Buffalo Clothing House. the latest
Selling cheap for cash.
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Now is h Time

To COW Clover and Tomothy Oh the wheat
nelds. For b purest and best Grass seed
70 SrRATr0N'S Drug store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02
ISeII Snits

ASeii Suits
Suited to the means OF those who want
suits. which are var1nted cheaper and
more comfortable tbSn any law suit, and
W II assist you tr Sain a love suit, if YOU
are on the anxious seat, come and be suited.
! can non-suit all competition.
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ALLEN SONFAG, Jr.

THIS FINE FLOODED Stall
Ion will make the season Of 1873. at the
Stable Of thesubscriber. IN Kinsman, Trum-
bull county Ohio.
Terms-SI0 70 Insure. Pssturing furnished
TO mares from q distance al - per month
A"Allen Sontag. Jr." was sired by Allen
Sontag, Of P~ittSburRh, owued DynWm.M.
Ing. Long Island, N. y, from the famous
tr0titug mare, Sontag, and Eathen Allen,
was toaled June 7, lS6 HIS dam "Scntag''
was lOaled in Vermont. in May, 1873, bred
from a bay mare by Nicholas by Alexander.
The sire ofLadie Sontag was the celebrated
Harris HambletUnian by Bishops Hamble-
tonian, ny Imported messenger. The dam
of"Allen Sontag, Jr." was a 11ne brood mare
sired by Messenger, her dams Green Noun
tain Morgan.
"Alien SOntag. Jr." Is a chestnut sorrel. 6
years old, l5Z hands high, weighs I2O u.s.;
he Is well proportional. possesses good
nerve, fine action, and gives promises % great
speed E P. BECKWIIH.
March %, 1873.
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FFyMe!

And you Will dnd that the pest goods, o
my kind. can only be bought, though every
where sought, from D. NJ. LAZARUS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02

Strong Bottles rlDA w O.
For bottling wine and cider, sold very
cheap. STATIONS Drug store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02
What Man

Fresh from the sea, can be had at Risley's.
on Friday next.
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For SaIa

tor sale 1910 EEr
SILK Hats, Fur Hats, aud Caps for Men and
BOYS, the latest. best and cheapest In thu
city. d. N. LAZARUS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02

the very thing you want 70 make your hens
lay. CAMP & RANDALL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02

Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and biscuits.
Oct IS - Fl. WALDEcK
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09

Maderas de todas clases tejamauf-Arados de
varias Mbricas con mangos, timones rejas de re-
6instrumentos de carpinterosy toneleros.-Corr
de cuero para maqnlnas. de vapor, desde purgadas
47-Est0pa para maqHinas dc vApor cartfcnlo de
Observation-Disclosures -Estopa para abuqnes-Linguo-
tes para bocas Gle eliorDalla-Remachcs de cobre pa
ra c0Ireasde vapor-Llaves dc valbulas para vapor
1esdc pugadas.-Tela de alambrc dc varios ta-
lanos para cedazos de gnarapo.-Tela de gonna pa
"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suetos de alambre cobre
Baldes de hero gal yaniZ iZado para MISUNDERSTANDING
calesas v carretas yantns para idem.-Camones,
ruedas rayos sueltos-Aceite de peZuba--RarnH
Gno para tapar nndos.-Llaves inglcsas para todos
usos.-Pesa licores .erm6metros, Man
gueras de gonna de !. Y puigada.-Arnesas para
mulas caha lCS.-j aquimnnes dc eneio para ldeHl
-Recortes nara carruages.-Romanas de platafor
ma caballete de Al ID qq-Mneies dc todas classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09
I'm I'll ALMACEN
DED. .T0MAST0L0SAHIJ0 DEMIA'Y l' tGUEz
NnCUNTRAN DE VM7A Los ARTGUDOS SqGUlENYEEE

Mauuipas de coser dc varias clases-poIvos para
limpiar plata a-5Cuclllps tenedores plateadoS con
mango de marfi.-CuchaTas plateadas inaS-l4lco-
limos dc acero para moler caf6.-Ventead ores de ca
f6-Quinaurs para kerosna Y gasolipa.-Faroles
para Observation-Disclosures dc yarias classes dcs-
portador--Carraduras de reetilloemovlres que SIR
vnn para el Iado dorechoy el ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pa
rss ell Iado dereeh0g el iZgnicrdoA AgBjaspara ma
qunas pleas sucltas.-1Iilos eedaspara idem,-
Pintufas dc todas clases eites.-Lona para velas
dc huques botesTo Tonlillos para mao1inas De va
nos de salas vidrios de tc6as todas cIae3s.-Lunas
sucltas para esnsjqs -Ge}day plumtpara colehonos
valmohadas.-CorchoneS almo oha6as suol taa--Iu-
DO para guinquesde aceite kerosina- -CrstaIerfa
do toda -CarTnajes dedos v cuatro aeientos
para niffca otros muclios artfculos impossible de
unumcfar. ~. o4-tZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09
NUEVA FARMACIA.

III Eucnl;jptas GlobuIIs, nueyo febrffugo, usa-
do con gran 6xito en- EspaTla, Aigeliay Corcega
' que tanto por sus propiedades medicinales CO.
mo por su buen gsisto esta llamado ser gene
raj su uso. :.
sin ell sabor desagradable de todos los purgan-
tes de SUI clase.
EI sirot Dusart de I4actof6sfato de cal reme-
dio muy eficaz en- el raquitismo las afecciones
h6sea acompafadas de I'M NAL estado en- las Was
digestivas, V en- la disenterfay OtrOs varios me-
, licamentos de muy dificil enumeracion.-Pto-
Rico enero 10 de 1878 Miguel q. LedesnoG. 45-7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-09

Ell que suscribe tiene el honor de .participar
tanto al pdblico en- general como tOdOs los far
maceuticos de la Isla en- particular haber abier-
to un nuevo establecimiento lie Farmacla situa-
do en- la calle de San Franciso n1merO 81 en- el
que eucontraran sus favorecedores un esmera-
do trato un complete surtido de drogas pro-
ductOs qufmioos patentizados los cuales ofrece
como procedentes de las mejores casas de Eu-
ropa los Estados Unidos con quienes es5a re-
lacionado, tenjendo la satisfaction de ser el prl-
nero en- ofrecer al pnbiico varios medicamen-
tos introducidos recientemente en- la medicina;
tales como:
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fAAa Aseasssae Mssa& Nssa ssas
NsssAsas sasasaA AesAsa II & - s..s..
sAlAss ksassasssss asAasaa - asssma A.sa
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sfhhaF~ vines "R SAAS neA' en-
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RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOS,

= Habana S Bar6Nuevts Sres Vanova hermano comp
Vaado Longoa compBaracoa res Perelada ug
comn-uba Sres Catasus compPuertoPlata Gnebra Her
Sr D. Tomas ToiosaAguada Sres Silva Fer
compPuert6 Sr Borra ores
de v co
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s217 SO S ITS 15(
HABANA DIRECTo.


kCnED ca $ol
e n o g h
It i al Ii A. "a d 4pu dlaa
ia
spasae ETaF - denI Iag aiaxga
G l r9 b thyI yIAndTa anAnIalA Ada
eject metal spsaa sanniar
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Prontitud.
Ell BUEN TONO DE VERGES Y COMP.
San pRAlNCISCO MUM, 81.

cabeod o
dereobr
Nora como r
Czondlo
9ereh unapa ida q elan
ae1uiaIV
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EsPAAOL.As

FeAos ncgroa-Idem axnls---Idem RsAnA.~Fsssaa
vssacs-~SstNlBes grAnons-tdem nNag8. 4 6asa0saxs
Hzsyge+ Dres fiogua-- flUs8fles ssaeslAss -
n1acvss 6srados 1fne9oy-CuRnaaan st0xnaaa gas-
xtUds .egps enrsas - sesxssia q 80 ] /.
E-s zl- - 49,
sNg~s Nsa
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TARIFA DE FLETE
PARA EUROPA.

TABACO... NPOr lOJO kogranos b.tt 81 - '-----''
rATg id. id".----...--.
.IaonoE .por ada 10l5 kilos. 300 pasando de
Loo p,Gsctheo- de volGmen. -..-.--...----:
GoDoN hpasando de 80 pies cubcos p0r cada 22O6 20
sean 40 pies c1bjcos..
GEEaierF por 1000 kil6gramos scar 22G6G
Cf0ARROs. por metro cnbiGo hea "a p"S
TABAC0-.4. it. III .'--'''-'--'
AZCCAR... For lat hlleEit"1i'' " 0''' ~' ." '-'-' "
MERCAg Pot 1000 ii. ~ 2tfa pot cf''fA tn0tio '''i
CIAs no + 0 scan ~ pies tuo'Sos~"-" = =
expf ads.
No ae aauito "a On nete hajo conos. por m6nos do
T. "dn.t. dets tasla caas IL gnuuoda de ero, plata
9obre valcr ;, al
Obetoa vajtiia de- pl@la al =. g. IL. TO-
Mo media lie cobre 4 $sl por letO ktios O. SIftib
Los de vaor deb,endor sieEnpre oHo eonooleht'
estipulado. ro hoI.os aa D,,es
,ifa esiei one paec verse dc los eonsignatauos
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Elegancia, Prontitud Y Economic.
NUEVA SASTRERIA.- --FORTALEZA Il.

asss8s
resesAa IS
-. e..r -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-27
Taxing Mortgages.

The New YORK Tribune urges the Legisla-
ture OF that State to pass the bill repeating
the tax on mortgages, as recommended In
Governor Dix's message. After expressing
the conviction that it would be difficult to
find score OF intelligent men opposed to
the repeal In New York City, the Tribune
remarks:
"Few conditions 90 further toward making
good citizens in this country than the own
ership. by residents, of land In small parcels.
All laws favoring this result eonduce to the
general prosperity; all that interfere with 1t
work injury. The taxation Of mortgages is of
the iaitsr class. A direct result of such taxa
ton 10 dlmunltIon Of the amount of money
put for Investment ln mortgages; an indirect
result, the prevention of division of estates
and Improvement OF small holdings. The to-
Lll effect is the retardatloR of development
and prosperity throughout the community"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-27

In rebuilding 1t, and this netted more 'nah
four thousand dollars. Of the large sums re-
allied by Father Burke's lectures no part Will
90 to the speaker. It will be devoted TO cnurcn
charities. Less than twenty thousand oollars
have been forwarded to the monastery at
D,b,,n. Ireland. to which Father Burke iS at
tached.
"A French lady, married to German
Baron, and residing at Berlin, has, not~itn-
standing many Influences. remained sIauncn
French woman. Recently at o dinner, she
was 80 exasperated at some remarks maoe 70
the effect that Paris is humbled for ever, and
that Berlin will rapidly take her place as capE
tai of the civilized world, that, unable to main
tain her self.command, she exclaimed, "Ber-
lin can never rival Paris. Why, you cannot
give me single article, however ugly and
useless, which Paris cannot embellish with
its wit and grace" An officer drew from hls
beard white hair and said, MADAME, see
what Paris can do with this; Will sena
another to Berlin to see what that city Will
do with it.n The lady was at frat somewhat
disconnected, but at last sent the hair sne nau
received to jeweller In the Rue de ElVoli,
with a full relation OF the circumstances. II
was returned within week. Paris had MADE
brooch OF 1t. A Prussiaa eagle was repre-
sented In gold and enamel, holding In Its
claws the white hair, suspended to the two
ends of which were two little medalllons, on
which we're written, "Alsaoe and Lorraine,
and the words, "You only hold them by
hair.n The Berlin jeweller returned bis hair
az It was sent-he did not know what to DO
With II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-27
New Books.

A Two-FoLD LIFE. By Wihelmine Won Hill
lern. Translated from the German. Phila.
delphIa: ]. B. Llppincott Go. Charles
ton: Fogartie's.
This Ia a pure, fresh and attractive novel,
which is full of pleasant and truthful pictures
of home life In Germany. The author ia al
ready favorably known by her previously
translated romancea, "Only Girl" and "By
This own Might" and the story before us Ia
destined to add to her popularity.
pH1L1P EARNsoLIFFE; OR, THE MORALS OF
MAY FAIR. BY Annie Edwards. New YORK
Sheldon & Co. Charleston Fogartie's.
The popularity of "Archie Lovel, fought
"We to Visit Her." and the other more recent
novels of Mrs. Edwards, has led to the repub
llcalion of "Philip Earnscliffe," which was her
first literary venture. 1t Is Interesting, but
more crudely written than her later books,
and It would have been but simple Justice to
the authors reputation had the publishers In
formed the public that this was her earliest,
and not her latest effort, as most readers will
naturally consider 1t.
AN OPEN QUESTION. A Novel. By;James De
lJille, with Illustrations by Alfred Frede
rIcSs. New York: D. Appleton d Company.
Charleston: Holiness Book House.
'Au Open Question" is the most ambitious
novel that Mr.. De Mile has yet put forth, and
has already secured for Itself large circle ol
admirers through the columns OF Applston's
Journal, in which 1t was first published as
serial. The plot Is we'll constructed, and the
q, vle ia vIporous eId lively. The illustrations
are numerous, aud cleverly drawn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-27
Notires in Bankruptrp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT Of
SuUTH CAR0LINA.--ln the matter OF Mrs. MARY
A. TANIUNSON, Bankrupt by whom petition
18TH day Of Febl uary, A. D. 1878, 10 said Court
In Baukruptcy.-Ths ID 10 give notice that on
the 10th day Of February. A. D. 1878, Warrant In
Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate OF
Mrs. MARY A. rANLUNSON, or Charleston In
the County OF Charleston, and State OF South
Carolina, who has been adjudged Bankrupt on
her own petition; that the pay yment OF any debts
Bankrupt 10 her OR for her use, and the transfer
OF any property by her are forbidden BY law
that meeting OF the Creditors OF The said Bank.
more Asslgnees OF her Estate, will be held at o
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. "a
Broad street. Charleston. South Carolina, before
]. q. CARPENTER, Reglste-. on the 10th day OF
X. NJ. WALLACE,
feb27-thw2 q. 8. Marshal, as Messenger.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-27
Not for James' !

Has Mr.. John 81. James thrown up the
sponge? twenty-five hundred shares OF
the stock Of the South Carolina Railroad
were cold under the hammer yesterday, and,
as was to be expected when 80 large iot
was thrown upon the market, much OF 1t
was knocked down at low figure. VINO
was the seller? Nobody knew. MIR. James
was present, but, we are told, did not buy.
Unless the prevalent rnmor on the street Is
sadly at fault, Mr.. james was himself the
seller. II such be the fact, was his adVer-
tisement for proxies neat device to scare
~ bidders, 80 that he might advantageously
unload what had become an uncomfortable
burden We shall see.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-27
The squabbles in Spain.

The Spanish Republic begins to feel tne
stress of the storm which inevitably follows
any change of government In that land. Tne
army Is, 10 part at least, discontented and dis
organized, and many officers, who probably
will find plenty of employment before long
have resigned their commissions. The Car
lIsts are encouraged, aud are increasing IN
numbers and aggressiVeness. Throughout
the whole of Spain, In fact, there is an unrest,
and an obvious opinion that the Republic
cannot endure, ,sthat bodies Ill for President
Flpueras and his ministers. Even Portugal,
that staid and sober monarchy, ls arming In
anticipation of a civil commotlon. 1t is. al
least, certain that the Republic does not mean
peace within it's own borders.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-27
TN CHANCERY IN ENGLAND. Hell

TN CHANCERY IN ENGLAND. HEIR
L. : at law next Of kln.-HENRY SCARTH, GEO.
hEATH.-Pursuant to q decree In the High
Court OF Chance'y Ia England, made IN canse,
dancer against Her Majesty's Attorney General.
the persons claiming to De her or hei:e ess at law
or next OF kin OF Henry scarth. late OF Barnes In
the County OF Surry, Esquire, VINO died on tae
l6th or DeceuIber, 1870. a TO come IN and prove
their claims, as hereinafter mentlonei. From the
proceedings tiken In the cause II appears tnat
George Heath (sun OF Robert and Letltls Heal NJ
would, II living on Inc 10 December, 1870. nave
been the heir al law and one OF the next OF Kin OF
the said Henry Scartn; or, II the said george
Healh died before such 10th December, 1870 Then
MIS- linedl heir or het ess at law Woulc oe tne nelr
Or heire-s at law OF the laid Henry Scarth. The
Bad Ge, rye Heath emigr8lel tO Jamaica on or
8Dous 1872, and was, 10 1922, at charleston, IN
South Carolina, and engaged as sailor 10 the
packet trade betWe ecu charleston and Baltimore
Ihe Said George He8th, II living on the SAID 18TH
December, 1870 or II dead his lineal helr or
heiress at law. or are, by his or tnelr sollcltor
on or b-fore The lat day OF April next TO come IL
and prove HIS or heir claims TO be such helr or
helress at iw and next kin OF the said Henry
Seal tn, al the chambers OF his HonCr the VICE.
Chanc' ll"r, sir Richard Mains. at No. stone
Buildings, Lncoln's Inn, Midnlesex, or, IN delault
thereof. he o. they will be peremptorily excluded
from The benefit OF the said dec ee. Tuesday
the 10Th dat OF April next. at II at NOON. al IN
sail chambers, ID appointed for hearlnk ID ad.
lodicallng upon the claims. Datec tnlS day
OF January, 1873
ALFRED RAWLIN>ON, Chief Ole.
FRAN Is ROBINSON,
No. SO Jermyn street, s lint James.
Solicitor for the above named plaintiff.
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OFFICE BOARD OF n A l. T d,
" CHARLESTON, JANUARY 2s. 1S73.-The
existence OF Epidemic small-Pox In the Northern
and Eastern States, as well as in the interior or
this State, demands that active measures he en-
ployed to prevent its Introduction and develop.
ment iu this city. The cooper. .ton OF clrzens Of
ali classes is therefore earnestly desired. Dr. T..
s. THOMSON, City Vaccinator will be a. his
ONCE, No. 10 wentworth street, daily TO vaccinate
all persons who apply. and fresh vaccine virus
can be obtained from him, and at the of1ce OF the
Registrar, City Hall, on app lcttlon gratuitously
GEO. s. PELZER, n. d.,
jan2o City Registrar.