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-, ..-KEDEMPTlON NOTICE. !

.ss,a,n pa fkEbEMPTlON NOTICE. eer
oiieFis hereby given that the reA ernf The Court Of
- Common Pleas OF iEcanwas County Ohio, application
Vbe made said court. by Mnvy seioa ana eey scon
minor OF Andrew seaion, for the redemption Of the io
lgwing tract of lant sold William &oorH hy ie ffeasu
ryro said County r delinquent taxes. on the 9Th day Of
pocsnber 341 tEked 10 sHams Of Andrew scaon to wit
Part OF ire West ir of Lot HI lie 2pd quarter of cgh'
toWaslp tbe first rage in said Couuyi Original qnaniy
twenty. eight ucres, whole sols
The deposieTequed By has Pau madegwitn theerrs
X said ceurl. BOWER. sEAIQN Gpardian,
sr't+ s = Of Mary mad Lucy seaIon.
nn,sh Anr.st { 1914 % CIV
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e AEG q BsV.

]. G. SMITIIERS wou'd respectfully inform the
rlSpns of New philairIhm and vicinity, that il,rN
have rrened BAKERY ai t,.slr restlenre, in The
rhird budida NoJb Girte lislic sgua.s on the West
SIDE of the street VIII re those vhh t. sh 10 procure
ifes CAKES, crGfbps, aud Lresd Of good quality can
he accommodated on regsonahls terms Phey would
would su3 thar on every Wedueaday and Saturday. of
e,lh wee9 al 3 o'clock p NJ. lhay wiil re prepared
10 Bts. any Kind Of Pastry aud aeats for fpihes resi-
dmg IA iGwn From Her eSperrnrp in Ilie "Gsiness
he feel assured hat they render fall satisfaction ~
an K no thai may favor them with cai and hope by,
ttict stduon 10 the Gistes Of heir customers 10 re
ceiye liberal patronage.
II Gphss IigRfl'ed nr parties al short noce also
Cracsers iur +ale ~ ise ha rel .. .-- ~
| New Philadelphia DAY 49, iad4' leE 4
FFI lis is tn inForm whom il may concern, that have
| 4 mssef rsed aud law tre+rfihed 4" oihefs the
use ,4 Dgs7fpsiq, or Gramkam Bisrud and Rread. as
manulseiutei by Mr.. Inln sm,thets; aud thai have
awnys loInd 1t highly bspeficia as remedy for indi'
gestinn and cs,lpepess Of bowes; and nrst heartily
rsrommepditn I'll who are in need ofs cI an ahcle
a. one not calculated to produce any Of the pJesen
snbseuupnt evil effects attendant upon the cOBsan
trss Of laxative and caihaIic medcines
| 3 .s3,a4s. s5..,5 t.,e CHARLES READ
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Notice

Es hereby given that the subscriber has taken t1
81 Letters Tesau,eniaty~ with the will annexed, on
on the estate Of Philip Sniler aIe of TuscaaWas Cuun.
iy deceased All persuns indebted 10 said Estate ars
hereby notified to se,,leup within the tae prescribed by
law, and those having claims agalnst said estate
quesied 10 present them duly authenticated. 2" l a'
siss aH,-i - tea ISRAEL s. SeLAPPlN,eg
.,tall, 7s, sY gyit .i&. .aersl ~ = EzeeatO'.,a
Sept, 80, 1874, SO 4w, .......,.,. ,-....
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ROAD NOTICE.

TNHERE will be petition presented to the Commits
i sioners Of fusGara was County at their next ses-
sion on The first Monday Of December 1874, playing for
the sIteratonofhe road leading from Trenton To- Lock
II in said oony, viz: said aleraon.to commence on
the top o The hill on Loi No a thence along the new
County grade road leading from Trenton up Fry's
Creek Valeytol OF The hill where the said grade
turns West thence South to iptersect the old County
road ieGdi tinn Trenton 10 Lock II; rug.
Oct a 1874 AZ DIV.
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qua vEyzasa a 0oNvzYAEyCElgG

HEsyis undersigned wishes 10 give Notice thai he IS a.
~ boni u i6cdfe in The Town, ni New PhllndelplIs
ana tenders his retvres to The public general. Be-
W. ia possession Of the fed Notes of the Ehte wes-
sT,f bs1t III H4rti.an Codhiy oIsothe field Notes Of
~ha, ls called aid Dohgman, Tdwnship and " y do
business undor he Supervision Of theroutt SurSe'or
s1NIspuy wtete OCCASION requires. lie. will survey
Lnds, prade roads, fevtf wafer Courses, D'aw
jeds apd Oher Iasuwsu's Of '"rflfs with accuracy
ard J,spatrb He will 10 'ourd pa'i his limo ai
Res Pbiadelpms at lUrichsSiIIe, 1uscarawas County
0hid.
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~ 4 4p3IJyIs1RA ORS NOTICE.,

(, 31s aDNIylSl TIA URS 8OIifk.eel 80
r0Ilt; ~ bese5ys given = ai The sa'ssriisr has
AZ s6ees ,a,,oAu ;AiuinisiE or VI the estate ~
iESjAMl II isR0 IN. ,laesared,h Al e's'iirtsifs
isashea H. ,a - sle requested 10 ".skr ,'"ea'Hf
ms neai. asA llo,s having csuns, 10 pe-en' lhtm
''s'-'' t.F '7'E = GEORGE FENSEL,
a. 40 ta40g sc sasss ,geH tii,l aa1in,stinfor I
kcs. ~ 4siiu4aafF aiat.l4l aiia ss) I
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7aE nxuAl Tzo

j, DR. D. RICHARDS would Respectfully announce to
HE lremr- aud the public than he has a'focaled with
hinseN IL The uractceoi Medicine Or. JAMES oiMP
SON of Washington Pean. Mr. Simpson ls gentle
man of ex"eIent :nedira requirements having rece'-
ve9 his ednration ct The Jefferson Medical College IN
The city Of Phisdephis; and has had extensive oPPot
tntcs ofsees The practice OF The celebrated hospitals
Of that ry.
July l7Ih, Is44 ,- .....- =.
the subsc thor request all those who in account with
him pIeviou. To this GOe call aud settle, as tdesi-
ra6Ie that the old books should closed
7-T,l ,' d RICHARDS
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NEW PH1LADELPHIA
. a- as9a MALE ACADEMY LroTEr

T
! TITS proposed to establish a Classical School 10
4 u Nav .P6npelph phia under the supervision of Rev.
II. M FINNEY and Rev. JOS GORDON (ifsufi-
sisn, encouragement snail be given) to commence on
The lst Monday Of Nov next-the year 10 be divided
iniutwo sessions of 5 months each. -- -.
E TERMS OF TUITION:
tlrge a Common Branches. @t't B
q Eoglish Gfamnsr. Arithmetic Geography, .- 5
Hisary. Elements If Phy.oiogy, EVidtncss
st Christianity per session t9A E' @Edt $500
Scenees. .ssf. ~ s.iga.r.2 .
Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, Astronomy, --.
Mental Philosophy, Waits on Tho Mind, POI-
iea Economy, rhetoric, Logic, Natural TheOl. %,
ssJ Paey'S, Ws5Iands You'd Sciences. s,, 500
Mathematical Course t-.g l- =
Agehrs. tDsy'sor Davies t'eowe;ryi Da- /
ns,.ar.liOn s,1iR q tsc0
GrWk and Latin Languages. ~ ',f
Latin Course. Ross L,,in Grammar Hs.
sFla Seeri Viyi Ron a.. Caesar 8 Comments.
RIBS. Ssllnst, Virgl, tInrare. e..t
s 6 .sk Course. G eek Grammar Su'hon'sl
9 eek 1as'ameht. & oscs Minnra aud G. % II r. y :
Esjors Composition, DeclaniaroD etc thrdush
.,hScour.e. --e- 800
P,lcuar atienrion viii he given to the Uoys's Of the
ySph. -AYliica'ion fr adhi,tance Sc. ran b, IN Dc
by LATER otherwise to he Principals any Of the
81 z-ns of New PhiadeIlhia 70. }..s r to-' 81
New Phdad'a Oei. On, 1874 1s - (. 70 F- d.
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NEW PHILADELPHIA
FEMALE SEMINARY,

! - Y s..eH
ITHlS Institution designed to give thorough course
Il Of instruction in all he branches usually taught in
Female Seminariesis placed under The charge Of Rev.
Ptof G. B. IHUNIMELL as Principal and was opeE-
ed for the EecephQn,of pupils on ~. ..,,.. sH
MondaS theyesth of Oct. last, \
With extensive leIary and scientific requirements
Prof Thummcll combines The experience Of nearly 90
years as teacher in various institutions. He possesses
therefore The highest intellectual and also moral qpal-
ifcaiohs instructor Of youth The government
Gflhe school will beimnd and parental. The Aea6em-
ica year will be divided into two sessions of % weeks
each. The tetms of tuition will be MS follows:
IN THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
For Spelling, Reading Wiling, 0ral Arithmetic,
PaLley's Geography and History, per sesslon $500
IN THE ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT..
!. Reading Writing Arithmetic (bolh mental and
on the slaie) Geography. English Grammar and
Parsing, History 6fihe U. g.. Cdmposilion; for
each or any Of these branches, per session 800
I2,, Nainfs Philosophy, Chemistry, Ancient and y
Bible Geography UNIVERSAL History, Rhetoric
Astronomy and tomp,sihon; for each or all Of y
these psr session - 5000
81 Asebrs Geometry, Geology Moral and Intel
leclua Philosophy, Evidences Of Christianity, I'D
the French, German, or Latin Lar guages, 70.
each OF any off these branches ger stssion $500
Young ladies' preparing 10 teach school can receive
sdilahle instruction 10 this iDsiituon. 4, ~ a ga.I
Application f6r admission, information &C. BY letter
ooiheTwise may be made to the Principal or to either Of
the following gen,lemsn residog,i IL New Philadelphia
Ohi",i HIN j. EverhaTd J. Ovsrholt Esq. Rev. O.
IGIeepwald, HdnaP. Williams. g93 $500 30
NoE. q le44i'F .leF. u "a q -aa,sjde9 3ie9s
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber ias,
IN besn appoiriied Adminislrsior of The esisla Of
HENRY 3. HEEsDN deo'd All persons indsbsd
are requested 10 make immediate payment 4 and bqss
having claims 10 pIeseni lhem duly pniheQcacd Tor
settlement, within one year from this date.
sou 9R e'sa assn ~ " n. v. BEESON Admir-
satlce ~. I844 yss as ge tsi iais aAts4wJl sdi
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CIR OCEas NE g,

r WINSPEAR would respectfully Inform his friends
y and The public generally lbaths has oronsd new
cheap Grocery The old stand doo. north OiIhe Ad.
vocaie Office aud two duors from lie square where he
has aad will keep constantly on hanh'a kmdsnf -
GROCERIES, LIQUORS BEER AND CAKES
r.: &c. which he Will sell Tor cash approved coun-
rry I'olnce -. --,,.--.
New Philadelphia, Jahs7, 1874. % 3m {
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DOCTOR 8. oRMsBY,
CHANCrRv SAFE.

TN pursuance Of an order Of sale issued from the Su.
J. preme Court of Tuscurawas County Ohio, aid 10
me directed, will tfer at public sale hltie door oi
the Court house, the of New Philadelphia ~ the
said county, the l4il day IF December next. The
following described tract Of and being The half Of
The nmth quarter of secnn twenty ohe, (2I)
township six, (6) AID rapge tw" ~ Of The uuappro'
lated lands directed TO be sold al GAINESVILLE, containing
Eighty one and one fourth acres akcn The property
ofJobn McMillen, at,he snu Of John Krnsey. =
-t- ,s...r. rs h s-.s. ISAAC HARTMAN, ,e,.
s... t.. Il jSpeclal Master in Chancory.
Nov 9Th, 1e44.-43-6w
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Practice OF MEDICINE
tblRo 10 % IGBBDo,

DRo 10 % BInIEDs .aa
EYhVING permanently lotaed in New Phlsdelphts. Issr
peciy tenders his professional services The public,
and hopes Iy faitfu discharge Of ills duty those who
may solicit his aft. 10 receive share OF public patronage
8 Ills remedies are ehisfy of VEGETABLE cIiARAC.
TER, combining nlness and efficacy and when skfnly id.
mhscred, as well adapted and eradicate disease in
2 Tie varied forms, to which the human rsen Subsst
Having thorough Knowledge of the -, ro n
UrescopiaA Practice, ,...--.,-.-.-.
Judging diseases by the nrne persons wishing nay avail
Themselves of thia advantage ...
CASH wbe eIpncledin all casss except for riding
oace in the building lot formerly occupied By W.
Bcnope. Gu iccofner Of High and Sixth Streets >if'
Defender 6, l843--Iy. ~ s.... .-st ers a..r
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ROOFS AND SHOES
sllANS AND CAPS.

n HAVE just opened large assortment Of Hais, Caps
IL aud Bnnaets " hIch h we been hought a, tbs lows
est prirs ur cash aud will he Sold small advance
tom cus. crhose wishing fI good Bargains will
please call at the New York Store.
JOHN p. CHAPLIN.
New Philada Oct 10, 1874. 49,
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-. "a, 3 aEP IN & 3 z 9 !.


sasn ellABDRng RBgAaNaGfl loUF1gA !, :.
DBBLTzuRD aahA Albisn Z ios RusrtaY sirssl
u Nav Yatk Fhe G.sty yast Il osr lssaau sf Cham
bsls Efishurg t0onnai bHles sbant sEre we asa'
&alsetaas ar Ne opPernlg 70 SsY, taai has received
aapgDst eaDDas-aFae whh Ne iaiaaic merits Of tIt
Wsrk cad ~, ssaiiassa sspaAppaiens e therefore Is
tahlnhat On krm basis. We shsli cd iaashied 70
hubasihs~ svhe - eass hs Jsarasl knewrsia Their
hsseiIve AeNbAsrhoyd, - SSil - gre errseney 70
Ne aflas e pasAlleatinn.at alat sss.s ss,ss a.
NJ assst y pet this cork uilhin de nAssb Of al elas-
tss IT TIE ,sH'Is have dsers,ns asHs It At the
ow pliee III Sae tJ3Gr cd ~ p@ aMHHsi are Also
10 furnish 10 4eA ds1odnt :tt'>n this pr'se 'i
&irty asss an1 Aird yer cent. AHa "a osHer 20 S's
aemlnate le puhhcrnn sill more extensively, we have
determined 10 give ndiydu9ls Or campnoes Of ludlvld
sails whit aay order - earSs lhe aeAanhgHe Posses
Aed bv aeas and 10 extend 10 tem alan lbs heneAt OF
90 discount A tsatanos Is Ave dollars, hen pro-
tisa 10 be fands par in The city Of New York o.
20 tniore than Ave per cent discount viii eohDapd .
unnuAl copies The publicSunn is weekly, contains,
tentalns peges and is ptinted 10 the enafo iorm
with neat type and gond paper itis scarcely neces-
iyy 10 slate lhs. HE low price 1t which we eAs the
work, will oblge Us 10 adhere to the cash system with
ent any deviation wbiieysr, % ~
Editors throughout the c5anry nrerins This prospsc
ins i1pr successive weeks and sendnE cops ccVain
bg It Iohs A'bon oiss will be entitled to frea CO.
PETITION FOR LEAVE TO SILL LAND Tcl
.iegsEs'H g t PAY DEBTS. sssi si 70 ,.ra'
IAihp Murphy Admipi''roOr }.NoTlcEi, hereby
n -ai fsuf the estate OF In gwen mat on
ABRAHAM Yanoslrand decd, )HQpdqy ihs. la day
Eif James yancstsan ct al Stelwssn ibe bopw Of
70 o,cnek A. NJ aud oelocis ?, IA Of said dav.zgt
will sell at public aucnsn al the door Of the Court
Mouse IN New Ph'adel hia Tuscsrawas County, Ohio,
the following described real estate 10 witt bns NJ.
and 9. in lhe second quarter OF townsNlp nnn'otr
IL ~ ON ,l.a ~, faHI Innds
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- y Farm t6s B5,ton D5iNf inns !

WRlGHN'S lNUIAN VEHET ANLE PTLLS.
or an the pbfc ADVISED medicines Of tie day we know Of
none thai NC can ot6 safely recommend fof tile i ha flesh
is hcr 10 tim the Pills That sesnd tie epot Of the North
American Cotgs Of iltath 10 1873 Fremont street Boston
seyeat1nstahcCs we know where they used in families
II, the hirhyst saiIsictjo aud crgcr az nn Yesterday
we Heard an eacnt hyscian rrromne them in high terms
There used TO be rreat rerngnance 10 the e Of oUAGk
medicines as they are all ind semlnn,eY termed n II was
mainly owius the regular NJ Bs constantly denounclng
them Tic are however becoming ibora In this res
pec and Tie consequence that good Vegetable medscnes are
now more eIeGsveIt used than formerly,
F1tract Of a lca1r firm EashingtOH Ciy
Mr.. Wm Walssr- Dear sit--Yon will have the kindness
foTw me rs soon as possible three gross Of the
liam y,geab. nils Tile s6es have for the last two ronthS
nrrs.ed rspd, iiose who huY ennerSv renarkhs that
lev srs me ts, pins they nye used" and my opinion
that lsY will in short time supercede nIi others N tins
,i1. W. " 10 RoDERT' FAkNHAM
'E't f'-a- Ni-' 'E Washington eiig, D. o.
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Cotton Yarn.>

f.. A good assortment Of cotton Yam and stock oG
"A Cpvetlet Yarn constantly on haLd apd Tor sale
by JOHNP CIiAPlN'
New PhiludeIdhia Aug I, 1874 i'" yol f' va.
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FxTTY nG1LAaS REwh RID.
~ "a. G0R.SE STOLEN.

STOLEN on We'd e-dayog!t the Oh, Rp't Iton
,be sable n lie yulscril er living IN Na!ne township
TnscaiAwas County. near Ihercad leading from Shane'
VI, 10 !, Wlpesbnrg TN Walnut rfePk, 'fQ9' te' Wv
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A. D rhay.r.A Co. Bolivar do 90
r. r. i..Gsr S,ndyyle, do do
Christian Meet al, Znar do do
Rirrer, siineiIf 4 Sterling Canal Dover do d"
Thomas Sstgen,, shane>ylc, do do -,
Bevyr & Bowman, Cushoctuu, Cuahocton equity, o.
A. RenGeid 81 ca Ks9Ee, do do l..,r, ,
Samuel nnmrrA house s Co, Lewsviln, d. ts
Dan.l Ki ru,e s. Co., Cadz, Harrison CO., g.
Atkinson u lilterl, Hanisonvle, do do
Jnue Is. io43. re-rG.'a19 ss.Et En- E. t..Fts
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F,om hs Pit'a. Satarday Erening Post
WpIGiI"S INDIAN VEGErA BILE PILLS -

WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS -.
Ergut Indian Vegetable Pill Gre attaining Etca ceenV
In Ne England ss vel as oIer rars Of tie uned States
The Nempi of persors 10 defiaud be pbe ny NE sae
spu rou, aiclt. meets with general trprebaiion hrWns
an ielatsube tssss aud slows an array Of cures
by uedcnc which warrant confidence in tie virtue OF MS
Iadian Vegetable PiIls, q. -
AGENTS..
CtihPiN & ROBY, New Philadelphia, Trscaraw
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-18

vanial In the utter defeat and prostraiion of
their party In Connecticut. where such extraordi-
nary exertions had been made TO ensure its tri-
umph In the entire change of SO many towns
and cities of the Empire State, to say nothing OF
their defeat in the city of New York, The Gibral-
tar of their party! See they no /" Omens" in the
rushing of the people to greet and welcome Mr..
Clay wherever he passes, making his journey
through the Southern Atlantic States a continued
triumph, more glorious than ever accorded to a
Roman conqueror! No: they see not !" Omens"
which indicate their prostration; but though they
may close their eyes against them, the people see
them; they are finger points which he who runs
may read, and which only those who are wilfully
blind can mistake.
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CELEBRATION OF Mr.. CLAWS BIRTH DAY IN
RocHEsrER.-A large number of the Wings of
Rochester and adjacent towns, assembled at r..
wins Arcade Hall in that city on the 18th inst
to celebrate the sixty-sevenh anniversary of the
birthday Of the champion of their principles and
the favore Of the people.
Elisha B. Strong, Esq, presided, assisted by
several Vice Presidents. After few remarks
from the President, and song by the Clay Glee
Club, the resolutions introduced into the United
States Senate by Mr.. Clay just previous to his
retiring from that body were read, when the Hon.
T. Childs pronounced an Grafton in defence of
the character Of Henry Clay and the principles of
the Wing party. An excellent letter from ex.
Governor Seward was read.
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MR. CLAY AT RALEIGH.

We learn from gentleman who arrived here
yesterday morning from Raleigh, that Mr.. Clay
reached that city on Friday afternoon about o.
clock, and was escorted to the Government House,
where he soourns during his visit.
Mr.. Clay addressed large concourse of citi.
zens of North Carolina, ESTIMATED at about TO-
0OO) on Saturday, from the western portico of the
Capitol, in speech of two hours and quarter.
A soiree was to be given by Gov. Morehead on
Monday evening at the Government House and
Thursday mornng-NorfoLk Beacon.
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We understand that suits have been com
meaced by gentlemen in this city against the
Postmaster General and one or two of this subor-
dinates for illegally opening letters passing
through the United States mail. 1t is alleged,
we believe, that the letters were opened by the
Government agents for the purpose of ascertain
ing something in relation to the private mail
an affair, as it seems likely to turn out, with
which they had no more right to interfere than
with the private correspondence of the man in
the moon. This breaking open private letters
is matter which should be looked into-alhough
the letters should not.--N. Y. Tribune.
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POLITICAL DIscUssIoN.-On Monday, at Fair
fax Court House, there was discussion before
the people of the County on the public topics of
the day. The Wings were most ably represented
by Mr.. Summers of Kenawha, and Mr.. Chiffon Of
Fauquer. The Van Buren, party had also their
champions, in the persons Of Mr. William Smith,
Of Fauquier, Mr.. Bedenger, of Jefferson, Mr.
Chapman, of Monroe, and Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia.
The speaking continued till late at night The
Wings with the odds of the number of speakers
against them, had in the speeches of Mr. Sum-
ners and Mr.. Chiffon, all that they could desire.
Alexandria Gazette.
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= RICH! RARE! CHEAP BEAUTIFUL! Il
CPRING AND SUMMER RRIVALS-BOOTS

81 RICH! RARE! CHEAP! BEAUTIFUL! f9
DPRING AND SUMMER ARRIVALS-BOOTS
AND SHOES.-We have just received from the
most celebrated manufactures Of the North, the
OF Boots and Shoes, that have ever had in store
or that is to be found in the metropolis. We most
respectfully solicit the attention Of the ladies to the
following very desirable articles IN their department.
White and Black English, French, and American
Kid and Morocco Slippers from IS cts to 81 so \
Morocco and Kid dress Spring Buskngs, beautiful
Fancy bronze and black Caters, Half Caters,
Buskins, and Ties, manufactured Of Satin, Vest
ing, Gamboon, Linen, &c., (the most fsshiona-
BILE articles extant,) at prices varying lrom75
cents to 50 50. #s
Ladies bronze and light colored Slippers X
Ladies Henrie Clay' Slippers quelquechase
de nouveau"
Morocco and Kid walking shoes Of every style
Common Slippers from So TO IS cents. 4, s
In brief, every article for ladies wear in use
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Fancy Caters, Half Caters, Busxins. Morocco.
and Md Boots Walking Shoes, Slippers, and
Ties Of every variety
Children's Caters, Ankle Ties, and Boots, light
colored and black
FOR GENTLEMEN. III tfEt+E
French Dress Boots, Nullifers, and Monroes
which for style, durability, and cheapness, are
excelled in the Union
Common Brogans, from 81 90 to al 25
Fine do do j IS to / IS
Fine Nullifers do / so to 9 90
City manufactured boots 3 SO to 90
Other description do ] rs to so
Slippers, Lasting Shoes, Webster Ties, Chamber
Slippers, and in truth, every variety of wear de-
sirable. T3E
A. & J. D. HOOVER,
ap lS--eo6t opposite Browns Hotel.
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MURDER-We understand that, on Wednes-
day last, man named John Morgan killed Jonas
Houser, in the edge of Spencer county, between
Harrisonville and Mount Eden. The partcu-
lars as related to us are briefly these; Morgan
bad the right to some United States land, which
he sold to Houser. Meeting Houscr at the time
of the muder, he insisted that he should pay him
for the land. Houser told Morgan that whenever
he put him in possession Of the land he would
pay the money Morgan told him he must have
the money forthwith. Houser replied that he
would not pay the money until he was put into
possession of the land. Whereupon, Morgan
struck him several times about the head and
person, and kicked him in the ribs, which blows
and kicks caused almost instant death, Morgan
immediately fled, and has not yet been appre-
Enthusiastically (Ky.) Ne,vs. ot "
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TWENTY HEAD OF CATTLE BuRNT-The barn
of Mr. Jacob Hake, in Manchester township, York
county, Pa, was destroyed by fire on Friday night
last, together with four horses, fifteen or twenty
head of horned cattle, four thousand bushels OF
grain and large quantity Of hay and straw =
Loss $4,000
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We learn that on Wednesday last, scow hav-
ing on board four or five men and quantity Of
household goods, got in the current of the Mag
ara, and came nigh going over the falls with all
on board. AS it was, the men got on shore safe
but the scow and furniture were carried into the
boiling vortex below.--Bufalo Com. Ado.
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INDIcTED-William p. Eastman, Arthur M .
Eastman and Towsend Rodney, merchants, who
have been doing an extensive business in Boston,
were indicted on Friday by the grand jury for a
conspiracy to defraud number Of their creditors
The amount Of goods involved in the transaction
is from ID to $4,000. The parties gave bail in
$4,000,