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fs& FOR SAE4E-A handsome little COUNTRY PLACE,
s& containing about 5f acres, situated about les above
Ikcnk Tv~ ~ j. NJ ts cross roads, ana near inc rysr
place good house kitchen and barn lately bu Inc
Of which may
land required The lot oil nnd,
nearly little distance from the house lot and oeau'i-
ful building The whole worthy the attention OF any per-
wishing keep public house OF mechanic or Tor private
dwc Hing. Terms
Also sale the hreeory House and Lot No oboke-s'ree
ieai meod j. r. HEAToN, 269 Spring
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~ SALE-A of Ito Smithtown NJ
f& village of Commac The Buildings are ags
- and connections good repair There the farm
number kinds the land suitably divided
quantities by wood cse well wased and album
Il within rHartcr of mile Of the Post Office,
School, $1,000 half bond and
and perfect title he immediately
Apply the the premises, to JOSEPH WEED 70 d.
vision street New York. je9lm
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7 H Z Il RIB U n L

IGw.YoRK. WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JtNE3O lo4l.
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EAgiEsET5Ns; NsaEhV4 as TENN = = 70 - =
u W. WITCON No l. Canal o~th dc near Broadway la
lust received large choice selection OF Ingram Car
pctug which being bought for c- he sold at price, To H! the
purchaser A-o variety of Rags Mats Nno
and Cloths with various other articles
connected with business all Of which will be sold cheap Cor
laspcrl purchased ot7 Store IN the City
tnln lr
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GIsEAs,, AEo.!

CHEAP. C5EH NJ!
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of French ani American Paper
a Hang Nc. md Borders the United States Paper Hang
Box Waeosc % Canal near Broadway New"
York -,
eises Rooms preparc1 III the neate>t manner.
;l., IN JOSHUA BROWN, % Ganal-st.
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f. HATS! HATS!
~ e. WATSON respectfully reminds his customers and tho
<S public generally that he has full supply of Fashionable
Hats ote Dorsay pattern, well other models to suit
and old established prices Silk $3.50 Mole,
Nutria, $780, and Beaver $50 which % cheaper
quality be bought elsewhere The regular increase
hi list Of for the last three bears ample testimony
o quality and durability.
WATSON l5i Chatham-st, and l6e BOwery.
n. BAso the o: CAPS of every
description To be found IN the City, prices corresponding
Wholesale dealers particularly invited look his Stock OF
Caps purchasing, them that svery
previo m73m
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TO THE ADVERTISING PUBLIC.

TO THE ADVERTISING PUBLIC.
yc hope wide sad general Advertising patronage
ia, ,r friends wall be inserted m further NOTICE at 'e 'Oi
losing reduced rates vz:
roR EACH ADVERTISEMENT OF
Ten lines les over si~ frst Insertion ov
Do for each subsequent Insertion
Do FOR six Insertions week q"
Do for Twenty-Five Insertions, or "ue 'oorta ""
Longer Advertisements equally favorable rates -
Ter Hes, half the oboge rates ines cae-f0dfh Of
be.c ratcs-payabc III all case. IN oisance.
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D8. n. WORsTELL,

DIR. II. WVHSIELL,
yWOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of New
" Philadelphia, that he has inst received some
FRESH VACCINE MATTER. and . prepared to
vaccinaie those who may favor him with CALI
Jply l. lS4I 24n
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able 70 W. J, Reese are numbered correctly
Lafayeiie Bank, Cistinnas
los spurious They may he detected by observing that the
eoueye has for viIueite, view OF the ocean, aud
Eagle resting Jpn she'll bearing the American Standard
steamboat in the distance
Mann EEporfiag c0mpaUy Cincinnati, Ohio
SOS old plate, letter Nj dated 4th November lSl payable
TO II Hart; Spencer, Cashier Martin Baum Predent, FIJI
ling up and signatures engraved
OHIO life la. and iinSt Co.. C'ncirnaH.
SIS letter pay 10 lane dated November g. 1886, other
fious dates, signed $ Perkins, Cashier, Williams
President Paper Gimsy, engraving bad aud Defective sig
natures filing up badly done and all in the same hand
writing,
U,bana Banking Company.
g let A. payable To w Ward, June Sd, l833-W Rianham
Cashier John James Pres, Vsnette female figure, with
one arm reclining on an eagle, Light appearance
IS let dated June 3, 1888,
los old plate, dated August Sd, 1928
WeslvrO Reserve Baus.
3s July 16, I830f
3spayto Wan Williams dated May A. 1880
IS badly exerened they oneashh of inch shorter
than than the genuine uoes-Reed, eugver dated Jsnu
ary 7,l8'5
IS letter, payable to Williams, dated Nov 5. 1929, en-
craving very faint
los letter. d. Murray, Draper Fairnan's plate, The word
Western Reserve Rank, heinS on the left, and ohio on
the right hand asni Tie genuine notes they are the
reverse,
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sTATEEOF OHiO.
NJ AtheFlon n InsfaraXVys IDunfv' O. g. Pleas

rs la Chancery.
John Pepper The defendants will take leo
David Casebeer, Jr that the l2tA day Of as
William Hover &, The complainant fled lis 6IIi Il,
Solomon Hoover, J gainst them in the office Of the
clerk OF said Court, and that the is pending
lebl shows aud alleges Iat on the 10th day o Jan
1889 John Pepper sold to VIM. Hover a saam engine
with boilers and appara for $500, for winch Hover
executed and delivered TO Pepper five promssor ynules
for 500 each. One payable oas let Sept 1882 with n-
tcrest One on lst jan. 1910. One st Jan. lo4l One
LIST jan 1872 aud one lst jan 1913 und To secure pay
ment of when Hover pledged said steam engine, to-
ers aud apparatus On the first day of Ap 1859, said
Hover further to payment Of said four last mem
toned notes. conveyed 10 said Pepper by deed o mott
gale. Lot No. IL in the town OF Lockpot in said
Iy. hat said Pepper indorsed SAID three last mentoA
ed notes to cOmpt collateral security 10 be applied
on judgment in favor OF complainant for Of Hart
Cummings and Hart before that time rendered in Stark
county against said Pepper and one Stanton, aud hat
said Pepper also assigned to cUmpt his interest," ami
delivered to him the asreemenl aforesaid aud also
delivered TO compt said mortgage deed, thai said judg-
ment unsatsed, that no part OF said notes has been
paid TO compainant; that cUmpt is informed that Pep,
per has ndorsee the said second note TO said David Case
beer Jr and that said Solomon loOye has purchased
from said Hover said property both personal aud real
subject 10 the lien Of sad Notes; that said William llo.
yer has removed from the State Of OHIO and resides IN
parts unknown 10 complainant. he bill prays lOr
decree OF sale OF sad personal and real property land
distribution OF proceeds as the court shall order, aud
such further relief as 10 equity shall appertain. Said
William Hover is IoIied lhat unless he appear wnhn
sixty days next after the rising of the ocul: Of Common
Pleas of said county at its next To. and plead answe
demur said Bill that the same will be taken az
true and confessed against aud decree entered ae
cOdmgy.
b. M. ATIIERTON.
August l2. 1s4l. SOTO
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NOTICE.

CHRISTIAN Fcknger levi Fiekinger' Eli
" Fckinger, Stephen Flickinger, Hannah Flicking>
er Mary Ann Flickinger Simon Flickinger, Caroline
Fhcknger Elizabeth Fckinger, John Fhcknger Lou>
liza Fcknger, Peter Flickngeri Michael Smith, Els
zabeth Smith, and Pinn Ienline, heirs at law and le.
gal representatives of Michael Flickinger late of us-
county, and State Of Ohio deceased are here>
by notified that William S. Myers administrator of the
estate of said Michael FIckinger, this day filed in the
court of common Pleas of said county petition in
chauce5y against them, and setting forth amongst other
things agreement IN writing executed by lhe said
Michael Fckinger and Peter Flickinger, in which a.
greemcnt the said Michael Fclnger bound himselrhs
heirs and administrators 10 execute the said
Peter FlCkinger and his heirs for the consideration
Il eren mentioned good and sufficient deed in fee sins
pie ceqr Of all ncunbranres Of trant OF land in said
agreement described follows 10 wit: part Of the east
half of scciicn number 6) six oftownshp number (f0
ten, and range number { one, beginning at the nort!'
east Of the said section aud running thence south
of degree west 1851 chains thence west $50
chains; theuce south 66 degrees west / so chains:
thence north 80 degrees west 9 25 chains; thence
south - degrees west 90 "a chains lhenre north l6
degrees east cainS thence nOrtl 29l degrees east
2CO chains; thence North 23i degrees G'9; thence
north 273 degrees easi chains lhLnce moth 23s deg.
east 27 thence north "a degrees east I.h0 chains;
thence south S93 degrees east 25 10 to the lace Of be.
ginning containing one hundred and thirty seven aces
and fourteen rerrhps of snd said bill further shows
that The said Peter Flichinger has fully pad The con-
sderaiou for said land pursuant to the terms Of said
agreement and in all respects fully compied with the
conditions and etipulalons therein mentioned 10 be
done and performed by him, which agreement is now
file with said bill, said bill further charges that The
said Michael died ueyer having executed deed for
said tract Of lasd; pursuant to said agreement THe
object and prayer of said bill il 10 obtain decree or
order from said court that the said petitioner as snid
administrator exernte deed for the said tract of land
to said Peter Flickinger pursuant 10 the terms Of said
agreement OT that that said court will make such other
and further order decree equity fid good cnn-
science may require, and the said defendauts hers
by further notified That unless they appear and plead
answer or demurto the said bill within sixty days
af The next ierm Of said court that after the expra
ton q saidsixty dpys he will apply 10 said court 10
take ibe matte Of said bill confessed, and decree
thereon accordingly. 81
F.sD. LEONARD,
Sol for eom'p.s
September 81, Istl. sate
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August l2, ls4l.
d. M. ATHERTON,
SOTO

NHARY RODGERS widow of Josph Rodgers de-
1'A ceused. Of 1uscaraw county, jacob Gilche and
Hannah bis wife, Of Morgan county, D. Michael Ent>
ich aud Katharine his wtu e+M. Co. Simon Matthews
and Phebe his vile whose place Of residence Is un-
known, John Rodgets, Joseph Rodgers, Jacob Rod
eeS, Deborah Rodgers, ElIzatelh E. Rodgers MINOR
heirs Of Joseph Rodgers deceased of TuscaIawas cuun
,wiIl take notice that petition filed against llsn
ON the eleventh day Ut August lc4l in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Iuscarawas County Ohio, on the
Chancery side by Hugh Bowers aud Sarah lis wife,
and is nendlug i'll which the petitioners demand
partition Of The follow ing Real Estate in said county,
VIZ. part ofhe South quarter dissection 2O. Town
ship s. Range l. ol the United States military district,
bounded as follows beginning at the s. w cornsr
ofl.and formerly called Jacob lanllss' Lhnd-42 per>
ches 9 links from the N. +. corner of said Sectol
thence running west lSl perches to stone,
thence N l59 perches 10 a Stake, thence E. II per.
cles lu stake, thence =. along the West boundary of
West Chester 79perches 10 post or stone and the
S. L. Boundary West Chester out Lots, thence L.
100 perches 10 stone thence s. 81 perches To tile place
of ofbegnning, containing by estimation l3 acres And
that at the next OF SAID Court application will be
made by the said Hugh Bowers aud Sarah his wife, for
an order that partition be made the premises ard
for assigning ihe widows dover therein
b. NJ. A HER ON. n
Aug IL, leal-tc. Attorney for Pet.
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ATEW LABELS FOR the Brand,eth Pill Boxes
lV These labels are Of the most costly, and al the
same time most ingeniou, style. The top label
has over ninety thousand lines upon it wfichiS made TO
represent the most minute nett work. The lower part
Of the box is very pretty designed and contains
innumerabIe number of waved lines. AndIhese words
--see that labels on this box agree with those the
certificate: no others are genuine. The side Of the box
is beautifully engraved, and contains the folioms
caution, no Brandreth Pills are genuine unless ne,
box lhas three Of fac-simile signature upon H." An
very handsome is also Entered rccoreng to act Of
Cangress. in the year leil by b. Brandreih, in The
Clerks office of the District Court Of the Southern Dis.
trirt Of New York.
August 13 ls4l. 32y
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NRAfoN FOR SALE low for cash Or produdes, and TAN
rERTTe ToRREY
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sXMyHITE FISH, aud Pckre by The barrel i',r sale,
w .. FERTiG a. ! uKlIEiY
JUL le4l
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LSTRAY NOTICE.

EgY virtue of an order 10 us directed by Joseph Lam
RS ming Justice Of the peace Of Perry Township, in
Tuscarawas county, we the undersigned TO certify that
have viewed and appraised certain stray mare ta>
ken up by John Parker OF said township and find The
to be dark bay mare, black name and tall three
white feet, about IA hands high supposed to be about
8 or 10 years old, with small white stripe on the nose
two saddle marks the left sde natural otter, Sand
we do appraise mare at thirty three dollars.
JAMES Mccoy.
MlLLIAMS CARPENTER.
appraisers.
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me tho 23d day of
August, 1s4l. 4
JOSEPH LANNING, ]. P.
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CAByHyET MARTEGt

TE1HE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors respectfully
IL socts continuance of the public patronage. He is
prepared make order all kinds of CABINET WARE,
that s in in this country which he
made in the best and of good materials, and the
most reasonable terms.
lot of Cabinet furniture always hand. lie Is also
prepared with the necessary materials making convey
ing COFFNS safely any part of the county where he may
be called TO attend on the shortest notice.
WIN. RICKETs
Canal llover JunS 49, 1e41. 23n
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TERMS CASE,
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

EOSEPH W. NEWBURG would respectfully inform his old
~ friends and the public in general that he carries the above
business in NIL its various branches Factory Street, South
Side, where lie may at all times be found to attend 10
al work nlrused him. lie faers himself willie done du
rae, and fasho allie be done in the country lie
intends NIL times keep in his employ good competent
men, and lis receive the Fashions is amply provided
for
To accommodate his friends the country he will take
Iy all kinds Of country produce.
Dover Aug. 49, 1871.
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q NEW VOLUME,
~ In SPLENDID STYLE.
JULY, 1857.
L a I J - 4 ~

in SPLENDID STYLE.
JULY, 1881.
GRAHAAS LADY'S AND GENTLENANS
MAGAZINE.
rhe great increase the subscription list of this highly pop
Ular Magazine fhe edition having than doubled in less
than six monhs) induces the proprietor to commence new
with the July number. 1t win be issued in the
attractive style, with the first of a new series, of
RICH ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGS,f
got up in manner suruss any used in any other
American Magazine. addition fact that we employ
the talent of the very lest American artist he engraving Of
the plates for this work. it must be the Of
the subjects selected,
ORIGINAL. AMERICAN PICTURES,
which been before engraved and ara consequently
the newest that can be brought before the public
Highly ColOred Fashions. ~
1t must be remembered, that tile Fashion plates this Ma.
nzne the best in coorng and design that be found in
any work published in this country in Europe They are
eng aved coloed for this Magazine by lhe best artist
that the country produce, and drawn alDays the
latest designs from Paris aud London and consequently may
always be relied upon the prevailing style in the United
States, for the month in which they are issued We pay
for coorng than any other publications. and always have tho
best.
The Contributors.
In addition the unusually array of original conrbu.
tors which the Magazine has titus far oasted arrangements
have been made with number more of the day, That spe
and variety may be looked for in the literary department Of the
new volume.
This interesting feature of the Magazine shall S he pre.
served important to Young sporsmen and in fact 10 all
young old, who delight in the sports Of the rod gum
Articles this department shall be from acknowledged pes
and of the very hest authority.
NEW TYPEAN PAPER.1
The volume will he opened with and beautiful type
cast expressly for the work. the mechanical execution shall lie
of surprising neaness, aud the printing upon tie wis
paper.
New and Popular Music.
The choicest pieces of and popular music the rano
forte aud Guitar shall be selected for its pages and
pages shall appear regularly each month"; In this way
subscribers in country towns always have the lat
est music at low rates, almost is published.
TERMS CASE,
The So for single subscription nnd in
will the price be abaed, for IS free Of post
&c and discount, No subscriber rce
we'd in any without the money This rule is mperous
and will not he departed from.
Address postpaid, GEO. r. GRAHAM,
s. w. corner Sd aud Chesnut streets, PHILADELPHIA
Exchanges NW piea>c CoDN,
ard send tcr paper, hereafter, addressed Saturday
Evening Post, which viii tie publisher POSTAGE.
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BOOTS 4 SHOES

or al dcrtiplions kept constantly hand and sold on
~ tie mori satisfactory terms, a......
Canal Dover Iuas 10.
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DIR. FRANKrIN's CoDE OF MoRALs.-The fol-
lowing list Of moral virtues was drawn up by
DIR. franklin for the regulation ofhis life:
T'emperance-Eat not to fulness; drink not 10
elevation. Siience-Speak not but what may
benefit others or yoursef avoid trihing CONVEX
sation. Order.-Lct all your things have their
place, let each part of your business have its
time. Northumberland to perform what
you ought, perform without fail what you resolve.
Frugdfity.- expense but 10 do good to
others or to YOURSELF that Is waste nothing. IN
dustry-Lose no time be always employed in
something useful, keep out of all unnecessary
action. .Sincerity-Use no hurtiul deceit, think
innocently and iustly and if you speak, speak
accordingly. Justice-Wrong none by doing
injuries; or emitting the benefits that are your
duty. Moderdtion-avoid extremes; forbear re-
senting injuries Gedniiness-Sulfer no un-
cleanliness in the body, clothes, or habtation.
Trnnquiiity--Be not disturbed about triaes, or al
accidents common or unavoidable. Humility
Initiate Jesus Christ.
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From The Mem Orleans Picayuns.
POPPING THE QUESTION.

From The Nep Orleans Picaylns.
POPPING THE QUESTION.
BY J. b. ANDERSON, ESQ.
/ told her that her marble brow,
Ger which her auburn locks were straying,
Was like drift Of purest snow,
Where golden sunset rays are playing
! told her that her son blue eyes
Would shame the brightest spheres Of heaven,
That walk the chambers of the skies,
Upon mooniess summer even.
Ifwore no sunny cloud could vie
In snowy softness with her BOSOM
And that her cheek had stole their dye
From the wild rose and magnolia blossom.
! vowed that unto her alone
My burning heart had worship given
That should she on its homage frown,
'Twouid then to dark despair be driven.
And then gazed upon her form,
And pressed her small white hand with fervor,
And asked her if, mid calm or storm,
She would be mine, and mine forever.
And swore I'D keep my vows, $500
Astrue as rule, or square, OF plummet
But-she placed her finger on her nose
And told me that II" oauidat come IL. =
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,TERIDEN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
wi SCHOOL.-InstTuction will be given IN the
common and higher English branches, also in Mathe
matics Latin Greek French, Drawing Book Keep
ing &c Much attention will be gwen to Orthogra-
ply, Reading, Writing, Composition and Declama
ton.
Il is the design Of all engaged in teaching in this
School TO have il second to none in the State me
building is new and fitted up in the most approved
style.
A neto and valuable apparatus has been procured
for the School among which Steam Engines, a
complete set of Electro Magnetics, Globes, Orrery,
Mars, &c.
No pains will be spared to interest the pupils IN
what will be useful to them in after life.
The Principal devotes his whole time to the School
as he has made arrangements with his brother to take
the iesoc charge of the pecuniary affairs oth Board
nn department He also spends about one halt OF his
time with the pupils, privately to give them instruc
ton and explanation in what they do not fuly under
stand al the time of Rotations.
The Principal receives into his family a limited
number of pupils who will be under his constant SUI
peryision. and every proper will be used to
make them cheerful and happy.
Terms are from $40 to $50 per quarter, including
board, tuition lights fuel, washing, &c
Reference may be made to Prof Z. Dawes, Kew.
G Robins. Hon Jos. Trumbu the Misses Diapers,
&c. of Hartford CT Capt. W. I'll. Swift OF Spring
field. Mass Lieut. Ii. Ii. Bell, U. s. Navy Rev L.
Grirus and l.. Cowes, North Haven; and to the
People of Mcriden generally.
JOHN d. POST, Principal.
Merilcn Ct Nov 2ist, 1910. nov 27-u
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Of Admiralty in England Philips on Evidence fourth
American from the seventeenth London edition. with
notes by Judge Cowen, Of the New York Supreme
Court; billiards Abridgment Of the American Law
OF keai Property, vols; Curtis's American Convey
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the first organization Of the Government; ninth vol
ume OF the Laws Of the United States printed by
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&C., up TO March, 1889; Gordon's Digest Of the Laws
Of the United States, with the Judicial Decisions ;
Chief Justice Marshall's writings the Federal Con-
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by John Holmes, Of Maine; Chitty's Presidents In
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Kinne's Kent, reduced to Questions and Answers ;
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-..I.aw Books imported to order from London.
March 25