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COMMUNICATION.
Asiatic Cholera.


SWAIN'S PANACEA Is now Universally admit
ted to be the best and most certain purifier Of the
blood and juices of the body, ever introduced for the
general of man.-Its action on the blood, and pu
rifying qualities, are Of peculiar kind. 1t is more
like rich cordial in point of tate ard flavor, than
an Alternative medicine. The most tender infant can
take It without any Inconvenience The public may
depend on it's being safe and innocent preparation.
The Panacea is an antidote to all poison in the
blood and juices Of the body, of which many persons
afflicted in various ways. 1t is now used with
success in all parts of the world, and has become
standard remedy in many important cities in Europe
1t has been of service than any other medicine
ever known. This fact is admitted by every candid
man. Orders from all parts of the country
ceived by every mail, and by almost every vessel ar
irving in the United States from foreign ports.
This fact shews the estimation in which the medicine
is held OF distances and indeed, wherever there has
been an opportunity of testing its virtues.
AS the operation of Swam's Panacea is directly
upon the blood cleansing it Of all impurities it is
Scarcelytto be doubted that its use would be, in
great degree preventive Of the Asotic Cholera for
it must be reasonable that those whose blood is in
pure condition. less liable to receive contagious
disease than those whose juices are dsordered by
disease excess and if the Panacea should thus be
the means of preventing the Cholera, as it may
sonably be supposed, it will gain new claim to ad-
miration and add another leaf to its laurel crown.
II Medical Man without Prejudice
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RAlhSRARR N1ONJHAs
Corner OF Carpenter &c ,Ss1th street
PHILADELPHIA,
BY ISAAC ANDERSON,

(Successor Of William Anderson, deceased.)
This Establishment has undergone thorough re-
pair, and is now IN good order for the reception of
visitors where they may rely on having every atten
ton paid them.
~ Rooms for Societies and Clubs, in good order,
and we'll furnished. June i2-6m
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HIGHLY USEFUL APPARATUS.

MIR. GARDEL, French Chemist, Pupil of The
NARD & RoBIQUET, has the honor to inform the citi-
gems of Philadelphia, and other cities of the United
States, that, with the appreciation and recommends
ton OF the most celebrated Chemists of Philadelphia,
Doctor X. Hare and Doctor Bache, he has properly
and conveniently fitted up easy Apparatus for the
purpose of
DISINFECTTON.
That Apparatus reduced, and evidently more con-
yenentlY constructed, than in the form employed by
the celebrated chemist Guyton de Morvean, possess
es the great advantage of disengaging at command
the Chlorine Gas; it destroys all feid emanations
from vegetables or animals, sick or dead all MAS
mes propagated by infected air, (miasmes properly
called and those propagated by an immediate con-
tact, Contagious princples)
1t decomposes all strange substances combined with
the amospherical air, and renders it perfectly pure
Every apparatus will be delivered, with directions
for use, undersigned with the handwriting of the
poser.
For sale at the Drug and Chemical Stores of
E. BRINGHURST, No. 1877,
And JOSEPH BRINGHURST,
July 17-tf No. 81, Market ST. Wilmington
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Ru0nl,s CheasicssI INTERPRETATION,

Ons LIQUID OPoDELDoc.
THIS article is warf and penetrating, and an ex-
cellent Embrocetion for Gout and Rheumatism
Bruises and Sprans, those Of long standing, are
removed by it, and it is of the utmost service for weak
and rickety children, also for the cramp and for
numbness stiffness and weakness of the joints 1t is
most efdcacious remedy for slight burns or scalds,
where the skin is not broken, extracting the fire very
soon and if used Immediately, will prevent them from
blisering For chilblans in the hands and feet it is
by far the best remedy known. For stiffness in
the neck and JOINTS frozen limbs and chapped hands,
it has succeeded better than any other application
ever before used and when the complaint does not
readily yield by friction, flannel wetted with the
fluid must be worn the part. This approved liquid
in numerous has been found not only far supe-
ror 10 the old fashioned Opodeldoc but has also per-
formed cures when British Oil, Ess. Mustard, and
many other remedies have totally failed.
Those articles may be had of
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
No. 1877 Market-street Wilmington, opposite The
Bank Of Detaware. July eff
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The Wilmington Fire Insurance
C01n1,anu.


Incorporated by the Legislature of Delaware, in
February last, Nth capital Of
15O Thousand Dollars.
THIS Company are now prepared at their office
in Market street, the first door below the City Hall,
to make all kinds of assurances against fire, and on
inland transportation of goods and country produce
Murine risks are excluded.
JAMES CANDY, President.
Wilmington, May 9th, 1882.
The following persons Agents in their respective
districts, to wit
Ayres Stockley, Smyrna,
George S. Adkins, Milford,
William Dunlap, Christiana Bridge,
Abraham Boyer, Stanton,
John Riddle, Newcastle,
James Robinson, Newark,
Andrew X. Nelson, St. Georges,
James Delaplaine, Centeruille,
Caleb Head, Kennel Square,
John w. Thomas New Garden,
Peter Askew, Brick Meeting House, Nd
William Torbet, Elkton,
' Directors.
James Price, Edward Tatnall,
Stephen Bonsall, Thomas H. Larkin,
Lewis Rumford, Joseph c. Gilpin,
Vincent Gilpin, Washington Rice,
Jesse Mendinhall, George Bush,
Jacob Pussy.
May Sly LEA Pussy, Secretary.
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CLOAKs. CLOAKs, CLOAKs.

500 Ladies' and ChiIdrens CIoaks,
All Sizes colours and qualities. are now for sale BY
the subscriber who has for sale Cloths, Cassmers,
Sattinets, Blankets, Nesting Merinos. Bombazetts,
Hosiery, Gloves, Calicoes, Sheetings, &c: &c.
Also, large assortment of FANCY BUTTONS,
for vests and chdrens huzzar dresses
Also, Lavender and Cologne Water, Bears Oil and
Fancy Soap. .--, ...7
ISAAC G. TURNER,
$40 Market street, doors East Of The Western Bank
Philadelphia, October Set 'ti
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10 o0O lbs. New Orleans and Porto Rico SUGAR,
$500 do St. Jago COFFEE,
$500 do st. Domingo do.
1900 do Laguira do.
1000 do Rio do.
500 do Old Java do. a superior article.
400 do Young Hyson TEA,
800 gallons MOLASSES,
80 boxes CHEESE,
so sacks FINE SALT
200 do ground do.
800 gallons Summer OIL,
800 do refined do.
200 do Winter do
hhds. Rye WHISKEY,
10 bbls. do do, m
n. Gin, F. Brandy, and Jamaica Spirits,
Port, Teneriffe, Lisbon and Malaga WINES.
TOBACCO by the box or key,
Spanish, Half Spanish and American SEGARS,
New MACKAREL, No. 2 & 8, in bbls & bbls.
500 lbs colored CARPET CHAIN, different colors.
1000 do COTTON YARN, assorted numbers.
Just received and for sale by
JOHN WRIGHT.
Corner of Market and Front streets
September 18-2m
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WlANY00SYM

WITH SMALL. BROAD SWORD, g. CUT g. THRUST
Dancing, Music q. French Language,
CHARLES SOUyILLE, Professor of the above
branches, respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
men Of the city Of Wilmington, that lie has taken the
house Of Mr.. Edward Gilpin, Shipey street opposite
the Post Office and that lie will remain in this citv as
permanent teacher
e. Souville hopes with his good conduct and moral
character to merit public patronage.
P. S. Madame SOuville will also give instructions
OH the Spanish Guitar, and will open Music Store
in her dwelling, with every kind of musical instr,.
ments, Violin and Guitar Strings &c.. and ali the
new music FOR Piano Fortes and Guitars, published
in Philadelphia. Baltimore and New York al the
Philadelphia price.
Mr.. c. Souville offers himself for tuning Pianos IN,
the year quarter, at the usual price,
subscription paper will be left at the Office of the
Gazette and Waterman. Sept. 2s--lm
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@@w& Eg@EggMa

Chemical and Medicinal Store,
SH@s 095
Nearly opposite the City Hall, Market Street,
Wilmington, Dela,oare. e..o.
PHILLIPS g. ASKEW,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they
have largely increased their stock of Drugs, Paints,
Dye Stuns and Medicines, as to meet all demands
or retail. All tho Chemical and pharmaceutical pre-.
partitions, now so highly approved of as well as the
celebrated Patent Medicines, embracing
Jebbs Rheumatic Lnment,
Deans Rheumatic Pills,
Vicker's embrocation for Rheumatism,
Lees celebrated medicines,
Conway's celebrated medicines,
Chapman and Meuds untidispeptic pills,
Anderson's cough drops,
Thomson's eye water,
Anderson's pills
Hoopers pills,
Dumfrie's eye water,
Relies pile,
DUMFRIE'S
1nfaNlible Itch Ointment,
Whichhas not been known to fail of Touring in single
instance.
Byam's Physical Drops,
CARPENTERS
COMPOUND Syrup Of AiverwOrt
And Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla.
SwaiM's Panacea Sc VerMifuge.
DIR. HULL'S
Celebrated Patent HINGE TRUSS.
JOHN RORER g. SONS
Valuable ELASTIC TRUSS.
ORIGINAL e. GENUINE
Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash,
Which, while it is unsurpassed as dentrfee, q: the
saTe time removes all unpleasant odour frcm the breath
For the sale of almost all the above medicines in
struments, &c. are the AGENTS, and will dispose
of them wholesale or retail at the proprietors prices.
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AT meeting of the Levy Court and Court of APP
peal, held at New Castle, for the County OF New
Castle, on the 10th day of March, A. D. 1882,
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A TEACHER WANTED

A man Of steady habits, that is qualified to take
charge ola country School, may hear of a situation
by applying Immediately to either
LANES LLVDSY,
LEHI G. COOCH
a., a, JOHN w EVANS,
oo'. zo-0 Near Cooches Mills, Del
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VALUABLE HOUSES
Nm the City of Wilmington.
iIEi f;a

THE subscriber offers at private SALE in the city
of Wilmington, TWO BRICK HOUSES. late the
property OF o. Horsey, Esq. situate the west side
Of Market strestshetween Wood and Kent streets,
and nearly opposlt0the Academy. One ofthem is a
large THREE STORY HOUSE, well finished in
modern style. with extensive and commodous back
buildings. The lot extending from Market to Ship
ley streets. The other TWO STORY HOUSE
adjoining
If desirable the purchaser part of the purchase
money may remain on the pI enises. This property
will be sold separate together.
JOSEPH BAILY.
Wilmington, 9th mo- 14th--Iaw9m
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NVahEAhMhfAS9
BY an act of the General Assembly of the State Of
Delaware, passed at Dover, the Goth day Of Jam
uary, A. d. 1881, The Levy Court of New Castle
County, were authorized to make the public toll
Bridge over Naamans Greek, free ofto-Therefore
be it resolved and ordained by the Levy Court of New
Castle County, aforesaid, that the said Bridge over
Nuaman's Creek, be and is hereby made and declared
to be free from tolls from and after the 25th day of
March, 1888. Provided however, that the Philade-
phia Turnpike Company, shall not demand receive
make any addition to their tolls for said Turnpike,
after the amount for the Bridge toll is taken off, And
be it further resolved that Immediately after the i'd
journment of this Court, advertisements be inserted
in at least two newspapers in the City OF Wilmington,
that the Levy Court of said County have caused the
tolls over the said Bridge to from and after the
25th day of March, 1885, and that it be the duty of
the Clerk Of the Peace, to have such advertisements
inserted aforesaid.
.New Castle County, IS.
NM, do certify that the above IS truly copied
S#9N@&z from the record of the proceedings ofthe
SMSsSsSNs Levy Court and Court of Appeal of said
$S&S County. In testimony whereof, Ihave
TTiW hereunto set my hand and affixed my seu
OF office, at New Castle, the 30lh day of April,
A. D. 1882. Il. STOCKTON,
May 8E-tf Clerk the Peace.
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DOCTOR DE.NsM9S
PATENT VEGETABLE
RUNUMAHQO P1lhh9o

RONUMAR1O P1hhSo
Prepared by Ezra Dean, Biddsford, Maine.
rheumatism in all its varieties is of those disor.
ders 10 which have paid particular attention Il is
very common complaint in Maine where rosdc and one
which seems to be little understood by tho faculty, Gudg
ing from their success in tho treatmen that many
persons become useless before half their days expen
ded.
For tho disorder, now offer tho public sae certain
and esctua curo. would not however BIO understood
that all who have it will may bo cured for when tho
constitution is broken down, the vital funco
the joints dslocaed rendered motonless and iumors
formed upon them, or tn, cords shrunk up and the
Giles perlshed the case may generally be considered
desperate, and rarely be cured though they may Of
ten DO relieved by Peseveng application of tho
edy Nor is il to be supposed that of many years
standing without these effects. be cured at once
where the habit has become assimated tho nature of
tho complaint for in sucha the whole habit of the
body and quality of tho blood must be changed and
this must BIO the work oftime.
The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
IL is presumed tciH6s satisfactory.
We tho Subscribers certify that Dr.. Deans Pills have
boon freely used by ourselves families years
and do consider them safe and useful family medicines
especially for the Rheumusm in which complaint, In
what wo have experienced and heard consider
them more eieciua than any thing else have known
used. and do think them valuable discoyory--and for
tho purposo Of extending their usefulness, and induce
oihetsto try them, we subscribe TO this certificate Sub
scribed by
Hon. George Thaehor, Judge of the Supreme
Court ofMass. =,
Rev. Paul Coffin, Doctor Divinity, Buxton.
Rev Sias Moody, Arundol
Rev. Nath. Webster, Biddeford
Rev.sJohn Turner, do
Hon. Jeremiah Hill, do
Mr. Ich. Fairfield, do s.a
Edmund Collin, Esq. do
Capt Samuel Emery, do
Mr.. jeremiah Hill II. do
Capt James Murch, do
Sold Wholesale and Retailb by 1-t
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
No 1877, Market Street,
Opposite tho Bank Of Delaware. Dec 6
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LOOK HEREl!
No. IlI. Market Street.


THE subscriber respectfully invites the public to
call and examine his assortment of Dry Goods before
purchasing elsewhere he hasu received from Phla
dcphia, general assortment of Spring Goods, con-
sisiing Of
Black grcs ne nap at 40 cents
Ticking, 12A
Rouen Cassimer, 12A
Muslin, CT sl
Calicoes, Ct
Suspenders, Ct
Marscilles Vesling, e5 patterns.
Baruge hdk'fs, 121
Cotton DO. 81
Ladies' cotton hose, 121.
do. Gloves, d 12h
do. Linen hdk'fa. IS
Also, Supcrfne and low priced Cloths aud Cassimers,
Plain and fancy vestngs,
| Fancy Ginghams,
Mandarne Lawns,
| New style prints,
Italian lustrings, levanteens, andothe silks,
| Blue and yellow nankins,
Fancy Shawls and Handkerchiefs, 4
| Irish linen and table diapers,
Cotton and linen drilling,
Long lawn and linen combrics,
Plain and figured muslins, $50
Pluids. checks iickings and cords,
Brown and Bleached muslins, fs
0h ele.Ns, Vsne~silaa and Parasols,
With general assortment or other Goods.
May lift JESSE WILSON.
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hMWW @NWlRyNo

hIAVV @OWlRgpa
THE Levy Court and Court Of Appeals OF New
Castle county, will meet at the Court House in the
town of New Castle, Tuesday, the 9th day Of
November next, at which time and place the Asses
of the several Hundreds in said county are re-
quired to attend to take the oaths of oceand receive
instructions for the performance of their duties as
Assessors. T. STOCKTON,
Clerk of the Peace.
New Castle. Aug. 90, 1882. S4-tm
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EDWARD BRINGHURsT,
No 1877, Market Street,
Opposite tho Bank of Delaware. Dec 6
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COUNTY & SUPERIOR COURTS.

The following IS the Substance Of the remarks
made by WILLIAM DAaFr, in. Esa. in opposition
to the bin GIVING to tic superior Courts concurrent
jurisdiction with the County Courts in I'll cases
wHch i,ll the reader Will rccollect was ,ecicd
VI. Npcaicr--I rise for tie purpose Of making
a few remarks in opposition to the hul now under
cons dero'ion. Though entirely opposed 10 the
measure, mnIl lis stnges, before the committee.
an1 IN the House have deferred saying any
thing TIL nov that nusht avoid the unautauon Of
HAVING cndeu,our 10 deslut the views If ls ad'o-
Gates before they were perfected. II SEEMS
10 me Sin atthc passage Of this bill can be a'tcn-
ded by no possible GOOD it raay be foIlowrdby Sc
rlous consequence to the community Iheprlncl-
pal reasons assigned for is pa sage are, uniformity
and consistency 1t does seem to me a singular
way Of oifeetiug these Results, to deny 10 the
county courts the power ofdccidms IN such cases,
to take from them jurisdiction over such actions,
{ fot such 10 a certain extent is the effect c5nleuted
fnf,y tAg s..r,leman. from Nagf9hl Will. yoo
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EIom tle Bos,oa CcutiHcl.

There has been no huIc speculation on the sub
jcct Of Comet that 1t is supposed, will appear N
thc course Of the next year. In presenting the an
nexcd extract on the subject, would remark TINT
II has been topic IN EUROPE and the people OF
France HAVING been somewhat alarmed the French
Philosophical Academy some time ago caused cal
culatons 10 b. made on the subject and published
a report To alIpy tle alarm winch had scIzod tha
minds ofthe ignorant classes on the OCCASION The
result Of theIr calculations went to show thai no
sort Of danger was to be approhendod on the ap-
1roach ftbs Comet The following We find IN
Dancr bt lgre IT'S
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THE GOMEZ.

Thu European papers speak Of Comet that will
appear WIfHn 10000 miles Of the Earhs orbit
somc tim IN the year 1882 If the earth should
happen To b. N that portion Of lis orbit nearest the
path Of The curct IN lis approach to the sun, they
say ITS motion ii be much disturbed, and serious
consequences may reasonably be apprehendcd NJ.
Lalnndr has computed that comets may pass within
30 600 leagues without scnsibly dcranging the mo
ton afIhe earth The comet Of ll1O approached
so near the earth as 10 increase It's periodical time
upwards Of two Jays, and had It's mass been equal
to that OF the c;th Il IS compuledby La Place, the
cmths notion in her orbit would have been equally
retarded and consequently haye increased the
leuglh Of The year Hcaly 10 hours. As no such ot
feet was prodGccd the disturbing force ofthc comet
wa considered uscfslblc The mass of the comet
was 5O0oh part less than that Of the earth, In
Il5l the moon was ccllpsed by n comet; which
must have passed within 100000 miles Of the earth
and il is known that no effect produced by It's
attractive fore. either on tie eurll or moon The
immense velocity ofeomrtS may be principal rea-
son why they DO not ssnsiblY affect the motion of
the planets That Of 1850 vas Enthusiastically New
ton 10 move at the rate of 800 600 ms nm hour & Bry
bone observed one I Palncro in 1910, whose veto
ctY hccomputelt oqlalto ZOO 000mjlcs an hour
The comet Of 1850 is best known by astronomers
Its period IS computed to be about rs years, though
from It's motion being Disturbed by the planets II IS
sometimes longer Itappcored in 1852 very bright ;
ond was looked after with very great anxiety IN
lbs but ClairagIt determined from calculation
la, wonll ~, arpsas I'll April, 1859. The in-
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leave III their hands the 'lsellnh ana com. IN
| most important AMI lucrative ""''ta III '' III
monwealIh. II doe not appeal "les'th'I 'a7's.'-
tent II permit them to uPiuhl ct" 'i'lhs' M
/ ton4itha Jahotsf surveyors "Aa ~" ''''7i,
tratrs. lo 'W'Ge oil ih'F 'el''V' anu !" We -
| upon the ma" 'ans hnu '"t'l''''',' '''' '''s'
do aud must Heefshuy ai.sn 'he l''''' mn
OF their respective duties, una I" inc ao'n' 'n'e IL
druy 10 them the capacity and HE power Z" htii'
| a plam cast, involving Tie amount ol 'N'"A ni'
dollars.
The gentleman from Nmlolh va" H''n F" ~ I'M
| opinion that the Judges oil TIC superior 'oo't
have mol enough business 10 occupy I'M" I'm
In tins cannot concur ! ha'' n'''' n''o 'a'
now that those judges haa"y "''' ~ "''''"
II may be very true TINT IN ms s''uot ~ VI, '''''
lhey are sick Win fRH"', oyi"R ""'
f",' as stated 10y Tie f'l"'e'han Wv ~ ''''
tons, th'ir constitutions are ah'U'' '''N'" Wv
Ivy the immense ihhemS "hth u't nav " ~
form In Richmond, may n'hpoi w nh''''''
IN Staunton IN tact III nllo' 'h"St l''''' "'','
were the seals OF the OH ''eol'' '"o,'''S
there is more business than can r"aS'hly he s''''''
10y the most intense laho"r On 'i't P"'s W.
to come. In all these courts there are now hundreds
Ut cases, old chrome cases III 'han't}i ""'n
ever scitcd, can not he inally a'l"slea N'''h INT
next ten years 10 como. Is II proper by any ii"
To hrthen the JUDGES Oh These courts WIN ,'''''
business In all oi hceorhlirS hy Wh''n AN
surrounded, lHtA wanna Amherst heoi"" '','N
m~honl, md Halifax ana The county "n'n III
part reprcs'nt the Judges have "H m'eh p"N'''s.
"a they can accomplish" Ivy gave oleih ',o''
Let matters roman as they now are, anu ue'e
JUDGES will continue IN act with inc sumo p'"''l'-
prss thai has heretofore characterized then Pioeeez
dinHs hut gave 10 them moro IMAM 'u'y '"n P''
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.g#a#al lrugth Of ~ p5rol he attributed to the in
duaaee Of Jupiter and 5itnfn, near which IT would
Iu#s. II ocrofdin-ly approached nearest the SUI.
on Ia l2ih OF Airth, l13o. fthls is the come, b.
which Tho European papcrs rcf.r, it will not mp
ponr I'll l73l or 5--1he distance Of this come
from tn sun when IN tho extreme end of its orbit, i,
about ~ 600 . miles yetlt returns regularly, and
It's period haabeen calculated by the mothemsticians
within 30 days
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II H!S.

xc,, nsr annnn. payable II advanrc.--No sai-
u ~ IN iq .sc,iysi fBr tims than mon. 9
a. raper wt, - Discontinued t'ht NJ the discretion Of
a.. ~ = t',ar.)u until al arrenages are raid.
'"e Iyrtiselouts Will he inserted NJ 80 cents per
lac, tbr 'irstf no, and II . couts faroact con
.b,.e fro,n silstInc, must he paid Tor previous
I ,s.-ti,l. or the pavement sumed by re.
ode .,sr.aat1 Lyurhbnrg
an letler- ,Irezsed 10 IN EDITORS mu,t be pc"
=, ar they viii notho attended IL.
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