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The Rrssr.N Minister, Mr. Bodisco, give a
magnificent Bail last Wednesday night, &; tlis
residence in Washington. 1t will be rcI,c,n-
bered he married Hast summer, a young and
beautiful g,t', daughter of a worthy man occu
pying a'sit'ntiunn one Of the public depart
ments The event celebrated last week, was
the christening ofayOung Russian. Over a
thousiiitl guests Wefe present and every thing
was done up IN true courtly style. Some OF
the GREEN members Of Congress shook hands
with one of the servants in livery, who was
stationed to receive the guests, suposing they
were in the presence Of the ".Ambassador Of all
the Russias."
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Thc "Scuun RacE" with the Message from the
Inclined Plane yeserd,y an exciting affair.
O'Clock, we saw cabs going like Jehu and men on
horse l'at& under full hea1why. The North Amer
ital. octufied arcAt, the Il. s. Gazette was as,,le
of horse and the Ledger had its fast pony. Doubt
less all the other journals were equally well accom-.
modified so fir as we could in Dock street,
the North American s,un he rdce.-IhiEad. Gdz.
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PRICE CURRENT.
AJ0)NASrC C9emis
PETER PiCcr,s tatC-.

4 TT. prisons knowing themselves indebted TO the
4 Estate of Peter Pier, late of Little Mahonoy
township, Northumberland county, Tor goods pur-
chased at the venduc of said deceased or flr debt
contracted during his life requested TO call and
settle the same, at the office of Abraham Rodarmcl,
Esq, in said township, or before Tuesday, the
first day of Eel ruary next. Persons who neglect
to a'tchd at that time, will be waited upon 10y the
constable for settlement.
JONATHAN PIFER,,s
Jan, sth, lsi2.-3t;. - 81" Adm'r.
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rIy CkE'~ GEoRorA=-rhe Stute Geologfst
'of Georgia has disco, cred mine OF Til Ore
in the Appalachian Mountains. 1t has been
traced ten miles in Georgia, and over the line
into Tennessee, in one place it is 250fc feet wide
Some of the specimens are unusually rich
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PRoLirio HES Rddsr.-Fhc' cars from Gosh
en-. on the New York and Eie rail road, carried
down to that city the other day, thirteen tons of
Poultry This will save the New No,kers the
trouble of coming to our market, for their supply
OF This essential article phil Gazette.
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TmE P.rfa fRsbr OF THE UNrEp STATES

TuE PApER IRs bE or THE UNITED STATES
According to Estimates recently made at a
convention of paper makers, the machinery
aud paper mill property at the present time in
the United States are yalucd at Sl6,OO0,O 0,O00-
the paper manufactured amounts to $4,000
nIa-rhe nw stock collected in the United
States TO ahoGt S6,00O,000 per annum, and the
amount of stock cohsuhcd is stated at about
i15,Ooo,0O0 pounds. From ffty to sixty tiidtl
sand persons are dependant upon the yari6ts
operations connected with this trade for IA live.
lhoud.
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Coon JOKE During the c,owJ a, the Prcs
dents House on New Years day, Gen. Scott al
tempted to enter, but in consequence of The ibrong
abandoned the enterprise. The metropolitan wags
now quizzing The General. "Scott," they say,
tried to get in at the Whie House, bu, had to
back Uuf,' Military men should never show their
hdckS to the eniny.-IhH. Gazette.
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FEMALE IyDusrar IN MAssACnusErrs.-Thc
tnunbcr Of females employed in Massachusetts, is
~over 40 600, OF whom 27,oo0 hre"in the factori $
The aggregate amount Of their earnings, annually
is estimated at about jou millions Of doihfS.
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.yF a ~ RTE I'd

On Tuesday evening last, by tho Rev. j. p.
Shindel, Mr.. BENJAMIN ScuocH to Miss MANGA.
nEr Bnienr, buih Of thisiplSce.
On the same day, Ivy the same Mr.. JosrrH TnE.
Go TO Miss MAnaAnEr N Eiht M, 10th Of August,.
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JOINT SONG.s
@iowing

Now Christmas comes aud merry
Let every hrsom be;
Lay down thy IN lllet TERRY,
And let the Senate free;
This ispo time inr spouting,
Make no resolves day
Thy voice Is great at shoutiug
'Fhe merry roundelay.
The Sfrra'ors are dnzing-
The Thing fsqulte evident -
They alt feel ne teposng-
SMpe are at least half bent,
Let PHILrGr and the AAJon
Have holiday, pay,
Aud will laya'waecr
'lhcy'are sober halt The 'tfay.
Look not so grave in glasses,
Most gracois Doctor MoouE;
Adjourn the House of asses
And le! them bray no more
Bring down thine ivory hammer,
And let it, voice proclaim
One days respite in grammar,
One day 'tO'eegs and gann,.
For where's the use of brawling
To day about the Law
Some members are thrown sprawlnC
And some in the straw.
Fresh bowls they say arc foamiug,
More eggs are coming n
Ano'hor Boat Is coming,
With Oysters and with Gin
The Speaker (Mr. RrcE in the chair) decided
The resolution out of order, soon ahtr which the
House adjourned to Monday.
MIR. CLtIENs informed us that the Song Was
prepared 10y MIR. SMITH, one oi the K, pesentalIvrs
from Tuscaloosa.
HIS OriSIoN.-i!eut Patten gives it as his o.
Phon THAT the slecpless soldiers of FLORIDA are in
thehabit of singing the following chaste Nest
=" Twas $ m Jones the tishernisn,
Was bound for Sandy Hook,
But first upbh his almanac,
A solemn oath he tod;
Oh grant the tides NAV faithful serve
Was the daily PRAYER of Sans,
THAT may have good luck 10 night,
And catch load If clans"
CnS is generally called the frs, MURDERER, hut
sbftc' him the fist soldier Others might call
him the first physician as the three terms are con-
sidt'en synonymous.
frederick the Grea, mus, have destroyed great,
many thousand lives before he became so proficient
~ ihe art of hHi"Sj yel, when in The presence of
his bwn physician, he resigned his iaures to the
VI. ID, and surrendered alt claims 10 Superiority O.,
've'him in that department. Napoleon in his f,tal
Russian camp'gn, destroyed abou, one million of
hGihan beings, and we caiA him hero, Dr.. Brqa.
Gre'h's Icgciabk Tnircrsm Pills have sarra the
lives of at least haIf that number and when the
Iirdperues oi his me5icne shall be duly apprecia-
tel, he will receive The thanks OF his fellow citizens
richer gift Than ei Der hlls or crowns.
In order TO secure 'he medicine in irs puiS, he
has excluded d'uggAs Nom any PARTICIPATION in its
sale
o." Purchase in SunhuFy, OF II. B. Masser, and
Of the agents published IN another part Of this paper
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WEsTERN STRAIBdIr.-A steamboat that
is TO run tetwetn New Orleans and St. Louis, the
hull Of which is now'a at Pinsbuig is estimated to
carry thousand tons.
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VALLEY OF TuE MIssIssIPrI.-Thc Whole of
the country which lies between the Allegany
and Rocky Mountains tnd the Gulf of Mexico
aud the Northern Lakes, is termed the Valley
orthe Mississippi and contains more than !, :
$4,000 square miles, and considerably more
than two-thirds of the United States, and about
one twenIy-eLglah part of the whole land sur
lace OF the eaIth
Fanny ElssIer has cleared neatly 100000 sinos
she lolt France.
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'nna'o,,n, ysf,a.

1t is singular fact that the Rev. Mr.. Miller
is constantly gaining converts to his doctrines.
1t is said that the Rev. MIR. Fitch; is one of his
disciples, and is about leaving his Society to
proceed on Mission to prepare his country
ineh for the great event.
Doct Dionysus Lardncr, IN his lectures in
the city of New York, has remarked that there
is some probability that our earth may come in
collision with Beala's comet, before many
years. We have not heard that Dr. Iardner
is convert of Milcr's; y6t how do we know
but that Miller. is right and that this comet.
spoken ofby DIR. Iardner, is to be provided for
us refuge, when the end Of the world has ar
rived What grand procession it would be-
when all mankind are taking leave of this
world, and scrambling upthe tail of comet,
10 bcWorled in new planet.
An EctESrRic OH Mstp.-Mrs. Sarah
Bcdwell, spinster, at Woodbridge, died on the
18th ult, aged ninety. She was formerly
housckeepcr to Mrs. Doughty, and, by her
pcnurious habits, had Accumulated consid derable
property. In a tin canister were found more
than 10 sovereigns, cash m" the Bank, and
mortgages amounting to ab6dt ifl50O0 She
had in her possession - 'chemIses, 80 bonnets,
% silk gowns, four dozen damask tablc-colhs,
and a chest of bedcloths; and Yet she expired
covered with piece of old carpet, without a
night cap, and covered with vern,in.-I Ipswich
Fy
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.
ES1:ytt, Of George EIor,,bcrcer

| N pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
OF Northumberland county, will be exposed To
public sale On MONDAY tile 2ith day OF January
next NJ the tate residence of George lIornhcrger of
Coal township, in said county, deed, all that Ger
tain tract or zee ot land situate on Mahonoy creek,
in said township. adjoining lands o II 'nry Haupt,
George Long ana the Widow Hornbetger, cantan-
ing Que hundred aud three acres and i1y-lwo per
cheS sirict measure about twenty acres OF which
are ,eared and in high state of cultivation.
Also, one other tract or piece oi land situate III
SAID township adjoining lands Of George Long, Su.
sannah Weary and the Widow HonbrErr, CON.
tanning four acres and | 52 perchcs strict measure,
about three acres of which arc cleared, aud ~ a
good state of cultivatpn. sale to commence nj q
O'Clock of said day, when the conditions will be
made known 10y THOMAS HENINGER,
GEORGE LONG,
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5,on,,eeyr,,,crs, J,e.fs, ,,ro,y.

TiNhe pu lc Will please observe tha, I,ranlreth
Pills are p;nuinc unless the tox has lhree Ia
hels upon II, (ihe top, the SIDE aud the ho'tnml
carh containing fic- sme signature of my hand
writing, thus---B. BnANnnErn, NJ. D.-Thcsc la.
hcls are engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
and done 1T an expense of over $1,000. .--Thcrefnre
it will he that the only thing necessary TO pro-
the medicine in lis purity, Is TO observe these
l,hrls.
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective p"rs6ns are duly auhorl-
zcd, and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,
For the sale of Brdndreih's Vegetable rnitcySH
Pills.
Northumberland county: Milton--Macltey &
Chambellin.. Srnhury--H. b. Masser. M'Ewens.
villc-lteland IL Mctx, Nothum ciland-W m.
Forsyth. Gcorge,own--F. Midinger o. Co.
Union County: New Bcrln--Juhn Hoffman.
Sclinsgro,e-Eyer and Schtturc. Mid !leburg-
Isaac Smith. Beaver own. x F,.Bingaman.
Ad,mshurg--H. & A. Smith. Mfinsbnrg-
Swcoc a Laird lIarlleton-Danel Long. Free
'hurg-G. q +. G.. Meyer. Ccnlrevil e-sIailey
Il Lcnhau. Lcwl,hurg Walls & Green.
columbia c6dnty Dan,e-E. B. Reynolds
Il Go. Brrw ck-Shuunan 81 RtenhOusc. Cat
tawissa-c. A. Il G.. 6. Brphts. Boomsburg-
John L. Meyer. Je,sGy Town-l.evl Bisrl. Wa
shneton--Roht. NJ 'Ciy. Lmestonc--D l..
Schmrck.
Observe that each Agent has an Engrac,d Ger
iicatc d Agency. containing a representation of
DR. BRANDRErH'> Manufrctory a, Sing Siuu
and upon which. VIII asc be seen exact copies of
the he,c aJeS nor UScI upon Nc Brondrch Pill
BOrcs
Philadelphia, Office No g Moth slh street
b.. BRA NDKETH, ". p.
Janulry lst lsi2
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CHARLES o'rnALLEx, ENTIRE,
Estate or rseniamin ssuss 0cc'a.

NOliCE is hereby given that letters hf admin.
~ is'ration have been granted to the subscriber
residing m Shamokn township, Northumberland
county, upiin the estate Of BENJAMIN Hass, late of
tie said to"nsh'p, decd An persons having any
demands "elinS, the sad estate a'e rcqu, stcd to
present them property authenticated aud those who
are indebted, to pay 10 the suhscIihr without de-
lay NATHAN HAAS
Ihn''l' 'S'2-3~. Admit
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AT EJEI-S SALE
q. EARr1, GRIsr AND SAW MILLS.


q A.EARr1, GRIsT AND SAW MILLS.
AAflh hc'rXpIs Il to puhl { sale, on the Uh OF
w Pch. 1871, nj - O'clock, on The Premises.
the very v,Ni,hlr Property briefly described As
iollows, having been part ot the jenkins Estate,
viz: 2l5 acrcs, Tspcrchcs with allowance, ofwhich
about roo tcrcs nre ~ cultivation. with n la,ec
Apple Och ir,; the in&iiuc Woodland, Including
Limestone Land, and large yeins of Iron Ore
The penis : arc situ iel il East Buffalo town
ship, Uuiun county, Pa. an the west sd-ur the
West Branch of Susluchauua, about five miles
from NortluinGGr aud, aud three from l.ewisl,urg
adjoining Lands OF Miss Jenkins, aud Messrs. Snook
u p,nnv.
There are two never falling wa er powers form
cd by Turtle Greek, which ineIsccls ihe tract, at
one Of which there is Clover Seed Min on Bur
rails patent, aud Mllcrs llGG e. ami at the other
Il Merchant Fnunng Gisi Mil of stone with o.
yer hot wheel. and httc run Of stones, aud . Saw
Mil. A good hrict ana frame Dwelling II use,
with Maers ~ iuss convenient. and u large ioc:
Bank Barn are also clccrd. The tact l. wei
waicred hy aprrss and streams. and clgihly situa-
ted n a pnpulous nrighhorhooh.
TIE Iron ore IF hoDlour's Ei5.e, extending
into the premises, appcars 10 he in g'eit abundance,
upon the Ti,er hank, where 1t Is laid cIcn, and Is
he.Ieved T. prrAic he continuous ridge acfos, the
Property. From an adjacent tract, the Shamukn
lton Company now procure the lion Ore ilr their
Furnace, and both iTlcts anrrd comm dious AMI
Tree naypatlo, promoted by the slack wafer of the
Shanokin Dam, to the RaIl Road At Sunhurs,
which leads to he Shanokin Caal Mines and hon
Works.
Purchasers are invited ~ view the premises
carefully, and upon inq,tr they will lind the tile
free from all doubt ard difficulty.
The terms otPgYn'eHi are when the Proper
ty is stuck n 800, and soon as the deed i,
tend, red, which wli hc within fv. DAYS the further
sum OF $500. OF the res due, $4,000 may re-
main unpaid for three yrlrS aud the rest in cQu4l
yearly instruments uf ; COO yc,I, from the um
of sale. All not paid at the delivery uf The De, d,
to he secured Iy bond and morg gc bearing in:cf-
est. Further inquiries NAV he made Of
HENRY ". sNl DER, SelinsgroUe,
Assgn,e OF ; ,mucl Kilnher or of
HUGH BELLhS, Sudbury.
Inuary. Isl, 1872.
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John G. YOUNGMAN. 'CM. q. {

i'm. Sth lsii i--;Ir.
" B. The first above dcsciihrd irit' of land has
hcen dreaded Into two parts one thereof contain
inc So acres aud 10 perches. Shout s acres If
which are cirarel and the other containing 81
and 10 pcrches about l2 acres of wh ch are
cleaicl-and VIII he sold together, or separate 10
su prchasers
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G"OUR MEss,"O

Commencing with the story Of Jack Hinton, the
Life Guardsman.'
No commend ,tion of this new work will I've re.
cessaTy 10 those who have read the del gh0ul Novel
OF Charles O'Malley.'
Also a new Novel by Mis- C. NJ. Scdgwick, al.
ready commenced which d5Gs g'cat credit TO that
'dsl nguishcd Authutess.
Many Original Tales Of gSea, intcrcs,, among
which we may mention, as alrea,ry 81 hand. .Marv
Tud.r, Tale of the Passions" hy Edmund Fl,gg,
Esq author Of the Far West The Duche.s of
ferara,' Beatrice, &c, work of deep and Thrill.
ling interest; "Atcl Parsons" Tale of the great
Fire IN New York in December, 1S35 ahoundins
IN powerfully wrought passages Tile Blacksmith
~ AntueiP," hy popular ongnal contributor
Also, series of superb Fngravings on Wood. by
the hest artists in England aud Am flea, will en-
hrihsh the coming ,olome.
IL J. Al these Novelties and a multitude of d.
lhrIs, for OsIr THHEE DoLLAps Gun, nj m,uncy.
TrmIted free oi postage. la The usual book iOm
they would cost ten times that amouut.
CHARLES o'HnALLEx, ENTIRE,
Gan be had 10y all new subscribers who wish this
popular work, by ordering theu subscriptions to
c1Inm.ncs wilh the ID tluarIo Volume, July ID
1874. For three dollars on any solvent chartered
Bank in the United Staies OF Canadas, ire, Of pos
lage, fhe' New World sNlli lee s'ul one ear from
the colnme uct meni OF Charles o Ma lev, including
the lst volume gratis, published IN extra nuuhcrs
Address ]. WINCHESTER. puhsbtr,
80 Ann street. New loIk
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= AJa5'NE% GcA4N G.
~ Gibbs Patent e'aaIpiinc OH
Il p IT =, = g

~ - s--l - = ~
| ne ~ s'li"rs rel Ic,tiuiy / tuTnl The rit yrns
L o Columbia, Nor hunbcrIand aud Union cepu,
ties that they have purchased the sole ti.ileue of
us'ug, manuIac'urng and vending the above nlms
Articles IA the aiurys,rl e.unles They have iu,t
tecryed a large assortment " !lmIs Of every de-,
sCrptlun, CGuss ING of
ASTRAL, TABLE $TNpEEUING AND
SIDE LAMPS.
Winch they oiisr ioI sale NJ reasonable terms.
Ihls hight is new Invention. and i, ,s,t-,,,r +,
any lhmg yet discovered tor ilnnna.ihe l,rge and
,ma'i r,ons and dlspong the darkness oi the night
F" Is ihe'iof 10 hothing save the light uf ihc ,un
"te'eNtI Il his hoen nsolnced, il has oulshnne
every thug OF luml+,ous Galurr, aud ems At out
to become he bV'7 u he uorM
lis pf"mGrht sute Ior qulli,irs are lrili1ncv,
nchD'sS sphndnuG clran'uless ami last hut not
lea't' tdeaPhcss. The wick kegs ehrire3 = fcc
if4'n dhI. Tie ilmps are cnsiy kept IN ord,r
IN the clues OF PhllaicphI AMI New Y"rk il has
been SUBSTITUTED v,fy cNtrlis wy Tor ga. ou at
count II IS ehrapneSs, aud because It Is n,t So m.
furious To the eyes.
prec'IonS Tor using viii he furnished to al who
hny, AMI or'e's hom a iNstaucf Irnmpik attnd, 4
10. FRltk, HlLMENER n GUS~EI.
Ddn'llle, Nov, p, lsil-u
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4 WcE.LD0F DELIGHT.
IMPORTANT no Tie READING PuBLIC.

VHNHE New Quarto Volume of the NE
Il WORED'-acknowl lodged on all bands 10 he
the hands"mest, cheapest, and most popular and
cnt,'rtiiniug periodical in ihe world-comncncing
January lsr, 1872, will contain; simultaneous with
its publication in England the Grand New Military
Novel, by The author of Charles O'M4cy," enti.
tied
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H- Zya EgE .wE
ECS SALE.

KJNOR sale . small Fam, confirming about one
a .hupdrei nnd ten acres. rnorr or fcas, situate
IN Point township, Northumberland county, Hl,out
two m,l,s above Northumberland, on the main
road lca'lng from hat place to DAnvillc adjoining
lands oi Jphn eghou, Jesse G. Horton and others.
nov IN the ,occqp'rcy If SAMUEL Payne. A out
forty acres of said tfaCt are ,rsrd, aud in good
stat of Gu ii,aii"n, 0i wb'rh there is small barn
erect d. The property rii he sold cn assn able
terms. For further paiicaars, pcsous request
ed loopply to the su'sSih r.
II. B. MASS .jR. 1gcai,
Nov. 9Th, lSll.--tf Surhury Pa.
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Jan, sth, lSi2.-3t;. - ." Adm,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
ini2-w9w N''P' r'"eh woRsuAMcc

UihGiNiA:--Af Rules held in Tie CioTks odIes 80
The Circuit Superior Court 81 Law and I,bsocc,,, ~
the IN day OF July. 1872: " '''p
JDhn ~ Richarda, Alexander rurnbun and Hawaiian
h1 'fusiccaand hssirncch under Deed ~ TTust ana
hF.knlneht executed 10 them by the faid RoysIon les
~ haliaek primers Ia trade under tho 6rs,
W "''l. q WA'AeHi Complanant-.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. }

hchm7ud, llh dug usf, 1912
The parties concerned hereby notified aitcni 81
Office IN the city 81 Richmond Thursday the 2gfh
oiseptembcr next by i01'cock, A. with their
and the evidence necessary enable perform the
duties required by the foregoing order Of Cont.
an ~ lawa9S JOHN SHORE. Comm'r.
NIHGINIA-At Circuit Superior Court ~ Law AMI
Chancery, for The County Of UcnTiro ami CIV Of
Richmond, on the Chanccry side held the Capitol IN
the said City, on Friday, November l2ih, 1911:
Peter Beverley adtnnisti dtor Of Muulorj beverley,
deceased, PauuN
Against
Carter Beverley, Trustee Of Lucy BurweT, Collin aud
James Rosa Carer beverley, Nn Taylor, executors
Of John Taylor, deed, aud Byrd Beverley, Dcns.
This cause came this day, to Toe again heard the
papers formerly read and tie report of Commissioner
HakeT made pursuant 10 the order Of 18th day Of FebIu
thousand eight hundred aud ry-ionr, and
aguedby counsel. TN consideration wheIco the court
sustaining the exception Of the plaintiff The deposition
the defendant " Carter beverley, doth Tccommt the said
report 10 q the Commissioners % this Court. with
Instructions 10 ascertain, " practicable, when Munfprd
Bevcffy the niesatc Of The plaintiff received notice 81
the assignment from the defendant Carter Beverley, ~
the defcniants Coiu anil James Roas ~ tho hoti In
controversy IN his suit and 81 the accounts 10.
tween said Muniord beverley aud Carter Beverley that
time, ADD report The same 10 The Count with any nliirra
specially stated deemed pertinent ny him eli, which
may be required 10y the parics 20 10 30 stated
copy. Tcete,
WA. q SANDS, q. e.
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TO MOTHERS.

MEssRS. E. CHASE & o.-Gents-Hecring much
1 said about the extraordinary effects OF the Resuri
ton or Persian Pills upon those abouto become mothers
wewereinducedto make trial Of them Ny wife thar
time the mother OF children ami had suffered the ie
dons and e1erueaing pains during and acr her confne
iDen Of oach She had Tried every and much
Ineicine, but found little relief she commcncc cd Ia
king The Persian Pills about mouths before her confne-
neni Cher health being very poor about this length
previously and soon after enabled by their
TO the cares of mother 10 her family until her confne.
meat Al the time she commenced taking the Persian
Ps, and for several weeks previous she afflicted
Dry hard cough, and frequent severe cranps, whch
use Of the Pills entirely removed before using half box
IS with great confidence that advise all those about
10 become Mothers TO make Of the Persian Pills AL
those that have taken them in neghborhood have
along In tue same easy manner and about the house
IN few days There does appeal be half the dl
ger Of other difficulties setting in AFTER confinement where
these Pills taken We unitedly say let neglect
taking em for they are 10 the reach Of the poor well
asthe rich We truly thankful that there Is remedy
which females easily procure which bids fair les.
sen the world OF suffering which many Of them have
tear and perhaps ycs Of which other.
Wlae would be lost =. ROBERTS,
A. o. ROBERTS
Rochester, May 9Th, 1888
For sale by A. C. STEVENS.