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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Nov. 17.-Messrs. Lucius H., Ld-
ward B., and Samuel c. Pratt who have been do'ns
large general hardware business under tho firm name w
Pratt Brothers, to-day made general assignment W
Samuel Bcals. The preferred creditors are sherman =
Jewett 4 Co.. Pratt Co., Sidney shepard CO., I',n'
beth Lewis and Ella and Lcte Pratt OF this city Inc
crcditors IL is believed will not sustain any serious loss
No schedule of assets or liabilities has been fled
Abram n. Lyman and Aaron Brown, manufacturers
OF ovcras, tronsers. etc, to-day assigned 10 Mo''
shire the preferred creditors being Barnes Bancroft
Co A. NJ harmon Goodyear Rubber Company Jhtop "
Cohen Louis T.. kirchmcyer Adam Metdr,in, anu ~ n,'
derson and Julia Hyman of this city. Jacob brown w.
Of Detroit and H. b. Chaain Co.. OF New-iors ior u
total OF $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

GENEVA, Nov. 1.-THE Federal Council has dccreed
fhe expulsion OF Warofski Russian who is accused Of
meeting the population OF Bale to revolt
THr HAGUE, Nov 1.-THE King opened the states
General to-day. lie announced that bills would shortly
be submitted 10 the Houses regulating the succession OF
the Princess Wilhenina 10 the throne.
BERIiS Nov. 1.-THE Bundesrath has rejected
luton adopted by the last Rrichsag abrogstiug the law
which permits the Government TO intern expe priests
engaged IN the unlawful exercise OF ecclesiastical func-
tons The Buniesrath, however has approved the steam
shp subsidy bill
AiHESs, Nov. 1.-Two Of the brlgands who murdered
and robbed two employees of the French Lariu Mining
Company have been captured, and 900 francs OF the
booty recovered.
CRAcow, Nov iT.-Fuur ~ the Anarchists who threw
Nboinb through Window Of police office IN this city
were sentenced to-day 20 terms Uf one, three live ana
Wine yeafs' penal stftitute.
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i0rk VIkERS 3riffiyG W0Rk.


Nrw tAtfS. N8v. iT.-r6 aii rs The rrt-
etd riBBirress N tht irdn tado N torrecttt. 3e5
iHFH wen, sat ~ ihe iimHioii i6ct W6tk- ,5da3 6 It
sinte itet nate tsH tasho aH attttee ~ drlt &c Il
A4y ana .Aet feiise t8 stbHit " feHHc8f ~ ~ ibt
esAl aVa Niie hali q a., HsieA ~ ifi. iNt Ntt att
8epg: iAe{ hsaa e8HieieHee a'A ittaiifrt I. y
faia lNf fiAplVlffs Bee egWifliei 9 mke !Ne Ifgif
ilN Y INK NHre tenpertnee
was alioAed 90 lWnplIQN MQfnng pNlNg ~ " dlfh ss
of The hour The srlkels are de'rlWlnrh AN4Nl nus
qlaIter of them beoug 10 lhe lioders Union, but ley
are All very puur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
rnr rGYPrIAN rRorRLEs.

Cuno Nov. 1.-THE suit brought by the
Casse de In Dette Publque to prevent the diversion
of the axes Sc, apart FOR the sirking funi from being
paid into the general TREASURY has been postponed FOR
week The counsel FOR tho Goternient state that the
wh8ie fnantiai tt5bcr w rrobabiy be settled then.
stAkid NV iT-the iteldt Atibs wh3 wGn thc r.
efut Xifidtf btet The iiHtento8G hclOnggd ~ tue
i;eilsiSf tfibc, *heh Until iateiS ~as hosthe 70
hfNSi8S, S8t i7-fefsffiHs t8 TIC te9ett, is'ttf q
!Et ts3i y igHS il fss ss s., rs +, ,Illilg3As5 l
~ tBtlnBns Az NAV nae iWt0Hapt n pb Ntbt tHi
ltgH fl3H{a a b6 i6 thy t's q HteS HYtt,I.
,le eS8gggA 6B rs 8t ts iHtee fhsis ii'Sittish tsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
MIR. Bl.INE AND ms NEJGHBoRs.

AuGusrA Nov. 1.-THE Augusta Republi-
cans manifestation of their confidence IN and re-
spett Tor Mr.. Blaine will tender him srtsnade ~ his
house to norrow evening There will lee No organized
piocessIon, bat a general gathering ~ citizens.
The statement whirh has been published, iO the ehrtt
tina, Mt Blsne would leave iUr Washington about the
inlhie NJ the present wteh, aud that he had leased
hbnse Iattaent siiuaiti II nenttrri Mt naihe ms
nut tented house ~ he Natiuhai uaiaij hot las hr
n,eh AM time ipt hs departure FROM Augusta ~ sil'
iestlar Augusta about december and satlhs lev days
lu Mas tu,s-
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4 FESTIVAL OF TIE MORAVIAN CHUBCH
InY rELEGRApn ro TmE TRInrNEl

BETHLEHEM, Nov. 1.-THE Moravian Church
yesterday celebrated the anniversary of Nov 49, l74l
when the church in especial manner acknowledged
and appropriated Jesus Christ the head OF the Mora
vian Church. An early festival service held at
Services in the church held lO3Oa.m, when the
Rev j. NJ. Lowering delivered learned and interesting
sermon, cmbOdy ing the history Of the memorial. The
celebration of the communion love feast and the Lords
supper closed the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. NOV. II.
THE GRAND TRUNK.-The report that the Canadian
Pacific Railway had leased the Grand Trunk proves To be
false.
THE SKYE CROrTERs.--A dispatch from Portrce says
that three with police and marines on board
have arrived in zig Bay Isle OF skye.
BEcHUANAs-Colonel Sir Charles Warren who has just
the Cape settle the difficulties i'll regard to
Bcehuaas received Instructions not 10 resort TO force
until all pacific measures had failed lie Is to hold
Bechuanas until the Cape Parliament shall decide wheth
Il IN q r
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THROUGH NEW. rORK STATE.
FUNERAL OF THE REV, DR. TAYLOR
inv rstsanArH m fHs tninusy'i

Tnof. Nov. 1.-THE funeral oi tho mv' 49, 49,
w,,., Tayor Of the tbiyrrsaiist church IN this cp'
who died of paralysis Saturday evening VIII ltah" p'
tomorrow morning. after which the remains wiz w 'e
moved 10 his native place. Philadelphia for bn'' a.,
Taylor never recovered from the shock he received ""
witnessing the play OF " Hazel Kirk" at the "riS"o"'
Opera House. In this city on saturday, oot"pef IN
served IN The Army OF the Potomac the surgeon o,
Pennsylyanla regiment and afterwari stdS s 49,
ministry, filled pulplts IN Phiadephi.' ,an bn,,, ~
Towanda Penn aud Troy The Rev. j. NJ. Pullnian VI ".
York, the Rev. Dr. Gunnsay, OF Brooklyn am "
prominent ccrgymen will attend the funeral ne waI
The chapain of the Tbbes Veteran Corps OF Troy
come Lodge OF Masons will take charge OF the poos "
philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
ACCIDENT1LLY SHOOTING HIS WIFE
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUS


WMKEsBARRE, Nov. 17.-An accidental
shooting took place In Pittston this morning, which will
result in the death Of Mrs Patrick Mclean at the hands
of her husband. Mr. Mclean had taken revolver from
a bureau drawer and examining IT, when his wife,
who was IN the same room. cautioned him against
handling it carcessy. lie replied that there
danger hut scarcely had the words passed his lips when
the revolver discharged the bullet striking Mrs Nc
Lean in the abdomen and nhictEg "A mortal wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
MR.. ARTHUR AND UNION COLLEGE.

ScurNrcrApY. Nov. 17.-Of late there has
been some gossip about President Arthur In conHcuoh
with tbe presidency Of Union College. prominent
member OF the board of trustees to-day said: t j. III
mere newspaper talk. There has never been any ino'
thought Of President Arthur president OF the cocgc
hon of Mr. Glalst The trustees would of cour-e,
like 10 have either them but probably one - as in"e
ont OF the question the other No publicity WIZ ~ m We
given 10 the men under consideration for the presiehy
until some one has elected and has acccpe" 'hc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
icy rELrGRArm no rmE rRInuNE.

READING, Nov. 17-William Lctherser,
night watchman l.. s. Fox 4 CO.'S terra Gotta works.
who was one the stockholders OF the Central Loan and
Savings Associations made information before Alderman
Bernhard charging jeremiah T. Bechtcl the treasurer.
with the ebczzlcmcnt of $500 and other sums belong
ing to the association The warrant served by Con
stable Resser last evening Mr. cchicl entered bail
I'm 5000 for his appcarancc at court J.. B Getts being
his security Mr. Bechtel denies that he has embezzled
any funds belonging to the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
FAILURE OF A DEMOCRATIC ELECTOR.
E,rccrnN Nnv 17-Willinm R Fitch. OF

tli. CITY. made an assignment to-day. giving seven
preferences His liabilities estimated az Sl3oooo'
udsmcnt for 5000 entered on Saturday IN favor
Of the Ulster County Bank which seems to have forced
the assignment Fitch the largest blurstOhe dealer
I'm the state lie is Democratic clcctor lie was III! .
tcriously shot In NeW-YOrk a short time ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
The SUICIDE or 4 MERCHANT.

lBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBuSE.l
CLEVELAND, Nov. 17.-H. Newman, partner
In Cleveland jewelry house. found dead m the
woods near Ashland, Ohio bullet hole In his head and
,he nnding OF revolver by indicated that died
ny hs own hand lie had been travelling for his firm in
the vicinity of Ashland. No for the suicide l.
- ' '''N'NN -
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FAILURE OF 4 PIE BAKER.

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TgIBuSE.1
CAMDEN, Nov 17.-JOhn i. Harker, pie baker,
OF this city, made assignment this morning to Joseph
L. Roberts His liabilities about $4,000. He WAS
the proprietor of business in Philadelphia which is i-
voved In his failure He that his losses occurred IN
the baking business, and that they caused by the
general depression In business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
HANGING ST. JOHN n EFFIGY.

'''''
AMSTERDAM Nov. 17.-Thc antl-St. Johh
men after paradng tonight hung an e'igy of 81 'onh
at Market and Main sts.
GLovKRsvILLE. Nov. 17.-An cfigy hung across M"ih-
ST this morning inscribed wife descrcr party traitor
John L. II. John" attracted large crowd
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HLhtRr A. MoNkoh,s aNr 70 fALk.
lar ikitseAfa ~ rae taisbss

isf ikitsRAsa 10 rae taisbss
NEwsliAvhs, Nov, iT,=rfesideBt Porter of
Yale toliese said hs afternoon that The sl0y that ~.
beft A. Mehfee, NJ southport, iane Island had with
eswB bs eaei VI $4,000 " Yale " erect seaas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
CLOSING THE CANALS.
rpANY Nov 17-SuDcrintcndcnt OF Pubic

ALBANY, NOV. / II.-SUptTIHlcHUUHI VI UU'IV
Works sranahan to-day issued order officially an
nouncng that the canals of the state Will be closed on
December unless closed by ice This VIII give
POO days OF CATION this year. one more iay thah aS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
DRUNKEN MAN TIED TO 4 POST.
PETER Snerry. who is employed on the Water


Works at Ken sico, visited hquorshop ON SUNDAY III
Rye Neck kept by Michael OGorman. pane OF glass
I'm the window got broken Sperry, who was drunk, was
thrown out place and taken to stable where MS
hands were tied behind him and his feet tied together
He was then tied post and was found In that eond
ton by resident OF White Plains who was riding past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18

venon received nj tho oce ~ the Secretary of sste'
show that the project has been defeated Tho total vote
IN 2l3 towns and waris was 9i,p0p ~ which tB.1JD
were against and II b7t IN favor 0f tho measure Iho
nbnlUtlIy hkAnsL u II .INt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
JUDGE KELLEY'S ILLNESS.
BY TELEGRAPH 10 1HE TRIBt'sp

IBf IEIEINAIH To 1IIL iRIBuNE1
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE best informo-
ton is to the effect that Judge Keeys illness has been
considerably exaggerated and that It was caused aos
entirely by the fatigue of the Onto canpalgp I, "a
thought that IA few days he will be entirely we'll ,ra,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
4 cofiisiOv or rnririrf thAiNs.

SfRtCtSr, NOV. iT-Neni Gcidts last night
thtte Wasa tollisloh hctwcen two Wcst shoc freight
tfiius iW8 ctts Nttc bttth iogcthtt wl'l hrit con-
tents coiisietei 10 NcW fotk 40 one "h' hnit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
NErrnAL II THE rRl:sIDENrIAL cANrMGN.
A1nlyn. non. ia morning naner pnb

fishes letter from the chairman Of the state Executive
Committee of the Suffrage party saying that his
Marty remained neutral in the Presidential cnhpari.
He says that n the onc Couli vote no inaH hostile 9,
their Views cOuld bc elected President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
SLIGHT DAMAGES IN BLEECKER-sT.
fro of unlpown Oripin hrOke ont ehOrtly

after 10 a. yesterday the top floor of the three
story building No AZ Bleecker-st. II was exnguished
after the building had been damaged to the extent OF
$500 Thomas Nelson publisher and importer OF books,
occupies the of the building, but his stock
LIZ namaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
AN rYfotSDED sfoRf or A RioE
ia, ttiseelfa ~ tns tRisuss

toeanAs. 0a Nov ia ihesseilsef whu
,.,s ~ uhiln 10 Investigate the alleged ties ~ thss
s ,u,,I whes ssea pfesiaiiss tAseashsas We stats
wss uhisNAaea,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18
GORED TO DEATH BY A NULL.

ELKroy Md, Nov. 17.-Nlrs. julia lIarineit.
the wife ~ a wclOdo farmer at Cherry Iill had been
IN field near the house feeding her turkeys and was
returning to the house In crossing lane she was met
by Jersey bull which belonged to John U'Neil The
animal was attracted by the red shawl Mrs. ilatinet
wore. Brfuie She rUud psrape the ANNUAL kn0rkei her
down ana ,eiibl, inairpd her with his le hufis Her
husband seeing her danger IAN tu sate her, hu havrs
weapon had tU ~ itDh The bnll tD save himself is
wife ditd almost instantly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18

circulation today asking Charles q. Reed 10 sian" ~.
candidate for reelection to the Office OF Ma'o' "'
were signed by many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18

REQUESTED ~ M lGiik CANDIDATE
~ ihishhAfH iu tie isisGss,
WORCESTER Now i7,=lapeis we're put IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-18

Mems Christian Association building was entirety un
warranted aud premature lie added that he etpectnu
matter, would bs arranged 10 Mr. Montoes sa''s
fartun
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
y Mothers Love-A Practical Illustration
of Its Power.

\ mothers love! What potent thing it
is. 1t will melt the heart OF the most
hardened criminal when no other influence
would be effecmal No, one but mother
knows It's full meaning but everyone can
appreciate it if they will. 1t is known,
though, that it means sleepless nights, care,
inconvenience, and, if necessary, want,
hardship and death. But the subject has
been too eloquently treated by the sweetest
poets and the ablest writers to furnish an
essay for these columns. Two many prac-
teal illustrations occur in everyday life for
it 10 be dwelt upon, so that it is unnecessary
to speak Of the subject further In order to
make the reader understand the full mean
ing of what is to follow.
Mrs. Henry Schualen, Of Ashland. K,
writes that her daughter has been cured OF
deafness which resulted from chronic ca
tarrh she tells how she had lost all hope
of ker daughter Che ideaD being cured, and
how oyerioycd she is at the result. Aftcr
irving many remedies she SAYS PEErNA
hrorght cure, aud that the daughters
hearing is restored. She concludes, by
speaking in the most fiattering terms of PE-
Ry>A, and then describes in the most lovely
manner ihe happiness it has brought her,
and reviews the distress she experienced
wdilc her daughter was afflicted.
Pr. \. r. Ong, Martins Ferry, O., writes:
Il have large trade on your PEErNA.
Mr.. Robert C. Hannah, Tolesborough,
Lewis county, Ky, writes: 81 write to in
form you the great benefit | received by
the use of your medicines, PERryA and
MANALIN. | had been low spirited and
very sick for about six months with bad
cough, and my friends thought had con-
sumption; tried a number Of patent medi-
cines, and most of the doctors in the
vicinity land we have some as
good as YOU can find in the country
but they did me no good whatever. Our
merchant, Mr.. Gillespie, insisted upon me
trying your remedies In did so, but must
say, | had little faith in them at first, be-
fore had consumed my first bottle, | no.
ticed change for the better, and to-day |
am entirely well, and as sound man as
there is in the vicinity. | credit my cure
10 YOUR valuable remedies, PERUNA and
MAXALIN, and recommend them to all ofmy
friends
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PETROLEUM.
Bradford.


BRADFORD, December l9.-Crude Oil
Active with strong upward tendency. Ma
tionat Transit aud Tidewater runs on
Thursday 6O,O92 barrels; total shipments
S2,02l barrels; no charters; ciearances
4,lT2,000 barrels. National Transit GER
tiGcates opened at 74lc; closed at 76ic;
highest isle; lowest Ale
Pittsburg.
PIrTSnURGu, Pa, December l9.-In the
afternoon reports Of a FIRE at Phillips City
caused great excitement, and values ad-
ranced to isle, but fell off to 76Ic at the
close. Trading was good.
Oil City.
On. CRY, December l9,-National transit
certificates opened at 74Ac, highest 1850
lowest 74!c closed at 1899. Sales 4,7l6,OOC
barrels; clearances, 4,972,OOO barrels
runs 7O,257 barrels; shipments 6l,2Sj
barrels; charters not posted. Exchange
stock 81 90 bid; 81 Is asked.
Titusville.
TITUsylLLE, Pa, December l9.-Nationa
Transit certificates opened at 74lc; high
est 78sc; lowest 744c, and closed at 76Sc
Shipments 81, 285 barrels; runs 1926 par
rels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
IT'S A COLD MORNING.
But the Witty Men Are Not
Left.
Good Day for 0ysters---An Ode TO the
Creature---Iimmy &uIcahy at Sunday
SchOOI---A Connecticut Counting
With Solid Sense 10 H.


Let US rOyster with the oyster in the
shorter DAYS ard moister that are brought by
brown September with its roguish final r.
for breakfast or for supper, on the under
she'll or upper, OF dishes he's the dainty aud
OF shell fish he S the star.
We try him Is they fry him and even as
they pie him; we re partial to him luscious
in roast; We boil him and we broil him,
We yinegarandoil him, and oh, he is deli
c;Ous stewed with toast.
We eat him with tomatoes and the salad
with potatoes, nor look him o er with horror
VIXEN he follows the cold slaw; and neither
doth he fret us if he marches after lettuce
and abreast Of cayenne pepper when his
majesty is raw.
so welcome with September, to the knife
ard glowing ember, juicy darling of our
daintiss. disposer of the clam.
To the oyster, then, a holster; with him,
in royal royster, We shall whoOp it through
the land Of heather Jam.
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C,TATE OF wEST vIBGIsIA, OHIO GOWN
~. In Oh. EI-ysh Csari % Oats sopDty, West
NrtiDis. DessnSsr RaIes, isot
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling,

The market is very fair, with small sup
plies this week. Over 100 head received
this week. Messrs. Hudson Il Bayha fur
nished the following quotations:
Cattle, 81 SO@4 Is Tor all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, active; S9iFc per 10.
Sheep, none sold.
Calves, s. 00@lO 90.
Lambs, 9@4c per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December l9.-The Drovers'
Journsl reports: Live Hogs-Receipts B.,
200 head; shipments $500 head; market
steady; closed 5@lOc lower; rough pack
ing 81 1904 90; packing and shipping
81 1904 80; light s. SO@4 20; skips - OV
63 80.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head. Market fairly active and steady;
EXPORT grades S. 1896 so; good to choice
shipping S. DOGS 60; common to medium
81 00@4 so.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head shipments
! 900 head; market steady; inferior to fair
81 OO@2 IS; medium to good - 1895 o.
choice 10 extra 81 00@5 90.
New York.
Nyw YORK, December l9.-Beeyes-Re
CENTS LOO head, including 26 car loads fol
expectation; demand weak and sales sloS
but prices sustained; common to prime
steers "a SOFAS 60; stockers, dry COWS and
ia. bulls, 81 SOFAS 90.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head. Marke
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

C,TATE OF wEST vIEeIsIA, OHIO CONN
~. In the Crysh Csart % Osis sopDty. Wet
NirtDis. Dee nSsr RuIes, 1854.
HEsKY J. DICg
AttsrttDfL - htomIat.
JlcoE :. CorFnAs
The object Of tss salt h N rseoysT rom JAoob ".
Cofmsn The ruTs oi seyepy.6ve tDllas-, With in
isrcst from the 9th dag Of June, 1873, king the
iaIsEcs due the plaintiff, Henry J. Dice, on q pst-
Tor $50 % sssfsAsJ by nd Gotham. dated IRA
dslubIa septic sb.D etb 1897, and DGJsaAss BiBs
t0ntks after it, date 10 the order ~ ssd Dice. and
ao 70 subject sa,al. fss the psytni Of >aiA .ntn cf
,..euty Eve dssisTs intsrest and sOsis OF sbit, tbs
following real e,izts, 10 Wit: The b0asS and
lid tcIrsd asd posses~d shieA vsre ds,i,sd "
Jacob y ConAas ~ the sabi Hannah Gilman by
her list will Aad testament which y Ftcosh1 10 The
1ftos Of the Csrt u ~ County Coart a. D4c osnBty
In Will Tot No. 8. 90 page 70 zfd Eyi. rad horse
ard lot re 10 The town u Thadslpiia, OHIO county,
w. Va Ard IL stsssrins boS IN za.dayfi Gioa In
this osns. thee Rsles, thai the detssdsci yAsvb
D. CogsaaB T. not rssl&sst ~ the fsa1e 81 Wst
Virginia. and he bot having hen ss,ed vf.s pro.
attorney tbs order ~ pub issi on saiefsd znsd
him. and II IL oT5eset thsi the saA Defendant, ysccb
r. Conmtn, ~ ard be n r~Iairel 70 spfsM sthin
ope month after The date si The srss psl<aaion u
this order, and esshst b beoesuary 10 prD4est his
fnteruts 10 II further ordered that this order b
Published and t1sted - yesgifed ~ hv.
WINES John ". Niirhsf. esrk 81 esid oc1r. "a
the CsJr Boo-s 81 aid county, this ID 81 q -.
ee,Dier 1874, 70 cit: ,pseemkes kalest INA
JOHN ". UfTCHEIL. csgk.
Tutiishsd the frst lime i,rsegher = 49,
JoHS o. PsSDLEIos, Aisossry fsr Ffsista
defoapt
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1 Druggist a5 Nears.

i@N. MA, sept. :, 1SSL-I am a. old Phae-
10. M have had % 10 largely with blood dis
...s VT :u,n'y-hye year. have dealt in all
ru I'D pur0 hers, and do not hesitate TO say
a.f specific E, the best and has given more
..'..tE zion tina; am other I have ever han
II .a.' wear Young stulcHt came 10 my store
..a SD lpyfui with sores. recommended
3, =. .ms only three bottles, and the sores
t'1r, e.. Girnat healed up and his kin
OF. iis Gesh WAS smooth and fresh - that
: . and be has "A nsl ten pounds. / scarce
a..n -.aa Den EP returned alter an absence OF
'.o Ue, K. lie laim-l 20 be renewed IN flesh
2 '.-'. A number Of other cases less malignant
NO. come under my observation, and all with the
Is. .-' Is. s'I.t's Specific IS an excellent tonir,
g.. 90 aHrldatn Tor malaria has no superior.
&c. .,r, 70" using 10 I- tonic for general daDu-
....Hl t. 3D.. most satisfactory one rysC Us II.
L. "vsr dealing IN swift, SPeiig for i've wears or
ID. 2"t CO.. -..,slad that 90 not place goo high
.' a-F0 ur.0 Us merits G.. ". DlN1N.
t., d.. t,w. AMI skin Diseases Waiiet ice.
ID. .ET SCE-IFsC Co., Atlanta Ga.