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LATER PROM TILE RIO GRANnE

A correspondent Of the New Orleans
Bee, writing from Camp opposite Mat
amora', June l3,h," SAYS:
Ano!hsr item furnished By the arrival,
ian express from Rionosa. is The fact.
that Canales, the nolrd robbsr, had sur
rendered 10 Col. Wilson, with Is men,
saying they were all he had usder his
command. lie had for long tine been
the terror Of the weslarn lfon,ier, conn
hitting depredalions upon Aicxcans and
Texans. aud always managing 10 escape
both. Within two months he had 700
nr LOCO men under his command on the
Arroyo Colorado, 20 miles east from thi.
place. and what shance has lcsssned this
number to Is. is qniie mystery. lei.
pro'erbial FOR triekery, aud has in this in.
STAGE, no doubt, deceived Col. w. Z
shall not ho surprised il his band with
Rancheros. was To lake Col. W. by sut-
prise, and Put him to glet trouble.
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HARRTED,

y tAs eiy Il Rslsigh. - "Wednesday ihs ale.
N y Ihs kss DEnIy LACY. Mr. Isas ". Css.
~ . Ms LAEnl lsrlsl. daughter of BerisEsiIn
.. s.aiih. -.
u Diawiais eOsnfy, Va IN Tku,.s,x n.
- M n the RsE. Isham z. fsr-Eaye. kE. JsES
>. Aissss, e Chsiham oounis. n. c. - NJ M.
zEM. CIaaK. eva
In Palssofoosh, On tie 81 N, re Res. VIZ.
iiis Z. T.IIoR % Asss Az RaNsrr, s.Is.,
d'Hghisr q Jsslh RaHnsey. 80. ~
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URiOn Hotel, HiIIstcroveI'

's'HE Eabs-r.lsHs, having rur-hsssG i'.s { ! "a
= ho'sl HlssLbOsOssh, =. &. nave lksl1uslf
Eep.irad she Hsuss, snd fitted i up with s.siss
new flsEi.ure.
They have tie Pleasure Of anaourriEE q IT,
pubic, that tley have sucUsFssd n sscS,riEv las
senices Of Mr.. & hrs. J.. q. WREN, :. &.
petiniend the establishment. Mo, lsa lllir e.
leEicnee and ability 10 euIdue. he Lla.Hess. esa-
noi Oil 10 please lie travelling community.
The PropTie.oss have sPsgsd no esHsEss in L..
hag NJ the House in nes; and soafsr.ah.s >. "a:
aud thsy pledge Themselves 10 The Travelling rrl,'
lie, that The house viii be constantly supF!irJ .i;g
good clean beds, Widespread ial.s, L.llfs. 49,.
oalgins servants, END coed estlsFs ss6 thss svc
y SGort shall be inade % nEdsr az ihose NE
may faSSr them with ssI, sogtoltalie
Regular Boagders, LsygysIs, tuI0.s. &e. zip
Ind al this house quiet and eolnEItEb!e home.
II u situated convenient 10 business. and a, rAe
same time removed fem he hustle al. ea:..u..s.
Of the court yard.
CT Two or three Families ean l. seso,no.
dated with boaia for the SKINNER.
long, WEBB, L CO., PIspsietors.
May IL. ga
IT, Raleigh Register, saldari, and Star
Newbernian, North State Wing, Milton ChreYi.
clio. eTeensborOugh Patriot, SALISBURY Wr,cl,.sn
Fayetteville Observer, Wilmington Cs.tuE:sle. sai
Dsnyille Reporter, VIII publish oaes w.,k Eac
four weeks, and forward accounts 10 this Office.
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II was the pleasure of the Editor pro iemp6rs
l attend the celebration Of the 4th at Mount
P7ae' IN the eastern part Of Orange. In DIE
1N'' we presume, the proceedings on the occa-
| IN Will DO furnished for publication but We
~ be permitted to say in advance, that more
'dSihi celebration, when there were more hap
faces, hi up by joyous hearts, when more hand
mo iid'eshad assembled to perform their devotion
nc alter Oflihcrty-it has never been our fortune
"''less.~ The number of persons in attendance,
LINK, was between three aud four hundred I;
"a Tue dinner served up for the occasion was an
'"eAce Of the libcrality of the citizens who had
''aed it, there having been an abundance for
|, and all beautifully plrtook Of tho rePast. In
''aOn to the reading OF the Declaration of In
''e and the Grafton, other interesting addresses
oci''ersd by DIR. Gay, the Rev. Mr.. Perkins,
u TIC Rev. John A. McManain, all of which
K listened to With the mos, respectful atten-
''On; and We hope, and believe, that the i'm
'''o0' made on the minds of that l.rge audito-
III behalf Of the temperance cause, Will not soon
O'''cfa'ed. Give US the temperance cclebra-
III preference to all others. There may not
'ae oolstcrous glee that proceeds from the iue-
lung cup-the sensclcss shouts of the intoxi-
80 crowd; but there is the calm sunshine Of
joy IN every CONFERENCE.-The intelligent
'' indicative Of reasoning. rejecting minds
1t" may be seen in thsir stead; and then there
"'e absence of those disgusting scenes which
''eea from intemperance, and which frequently
|, accounts to be settled BY courts CT justice,
dreadful accounts to be settled with their con-
'''ce', and their God. asns.E :--.. |
=. - 20 ~~~>--~r~~~~~~~>~~>>s>- ..... ... ..~
'asHess.--Up to our, late., date, from
.Iy,l1 t'fl., riiI-ss..I.v -.
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The MoRsoGRAPH.---fhis is The title
given TO an improved ins,rnmen. for The
Magnetic Telegraph Invented by James
ID, RID, The talented operator attached TO
The Philadelphia ofice. The lnsrunent
Is in!: ndsd Cor The IVES ern hae, but was
Yesterday pu, in oreratlos by way OF CA
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AGENCY III RALEIGH,

"A s the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinue
= - It's Agency in HillsberOugh sna Transferred
the business to Raleigh the subscriber will a,,sns
To the Renewal Of Notes, and oder Bank Bns,
ness for ule citizens Of Orange, and ot.ers whe
may desire il, Tor tho usual compensation. Tha
Officers of the Rank will decline atssi.lirg IA a.
siness Of this kind.
LEOPOLD E.. HEARTH.
Raleigh, May l., So
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Attention 2!

10 RE comHlissioned, aoa- COMMISSIONS! OH
se,s S'a MusieiaHs belonging 10 NE ist Bat
tai;O", 47th Regiment. : -
kOU are hereby commanded 10 attend ct VII.
liam TFiee's ON Tuesday liz 2sth Of July, o:
II clock. armed and equips as the law tirects.
tor drill muster and cour, marital; and on Wed.
nesday the s9th, at II O'Clock, you will attend
with your respective companies for battalion eE-
eEeise. --z=s "a.
II. X. WlTHERsPooN, Major.
July G. as
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STATE OF NORTH.CARoi.INA,
9EanEe COEniW.

a
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
May Term. lc4G.
WIiGsm Alright, and o.t7s, vs.. Jsroj s,s..
Ear, and Others.
Petition for Settlement.
IF appearing to the satisfaction Of he Court.
: that Sampson, Joseph, Ann, and Ceotve
Aeass, are NOT inhsbilants Of t.s SLATE: Il i.
therefore ordered by tie COur, that publieet;,.,
be made in Tie Eillsborersh Reco:dsr 70 :.
weeks, that unless the said defendants aires. al
the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 10
be held for Crangs county, al the court kuuse IN
hlll'Oor3ugh, on Tie fourth Nasday in Angus,
next, and then and there plead, answer, OF derQar
to said petition, judgment Pro eoniesso viii 10 d.
ken against them, aad decreed accordingly.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clark of our so;s
Court, at Office, tie 4th MONDAY Of Mey, 1916.
go ]. ALLISON, c. c. c.
Price adv. $3.50. s3-eu
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EcPubiiean Vyhig TicLst.


Republican Mhfg Ticket.
+ roR TIRE SENATE,
HUGH WABDELI. ssq.
Tos THE coNaoSs. H
cHEsLEY r. FAUCET, 60.
= GILES hEBANE. GO.
JOHN b. LEATHERs, ESQ. a.
John STAFFORD. s.R
-
Democratic Ticket.
ron THE sEsATR, :..s-
CAPT. John FERRY. ~.~ ..
FoR the cONNoSs,
Of. SIDNEY SMITH, esq.
WILLIAM n. PRATT. ESQ.
PATTERSON II. MepADE, ca.
cOL WILLIAM PATTERSON.
U' We are sutaoi4ed 10 announce LANES
T. TURRENTINR. IS a Candidate for r.-elee,is.
. the Office Ofsherir Eor III. county Of Orange.
~ We are authorized 10 annouace RICH.
SON NICHOLS, esf as eapdiaate for tho Of.
ice Of Sheriff Of the county Of Orange.
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The N. o. Tropic of June 22d Goa.
sins The follow nc inEnrnfaiinn. dated
aEaennorns. NAV le,h. 1915

HasfmoFas May I6ih, 1916.
Maza,lan has resol,ed against Paroles,
proclalming Santa Anna presiden, of the
republic. This was tloae on The 9Th May.
under the command Of Teller.
Parades was tn leave the capital on the
9Th inst. far Rio Granle al the head Of
tho army @! reserve. :
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.'-Asa e e FaHE tsah a. No. hbh
49, $50 HaHt - - - fas q asklhe
- . llasss, - 60 zsaaszsz i IL - n
ssasasy dsls - eas1gA - Elais isallsss &c Aas
Tara Z fsi2 u a.e ssausr. - aarshs. siisr
gs'rn aad he E7dsasiue ~ utp sasssEoizg
Aisesassaa.
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The News from the Rio Grandfe.

We have received but few items of news from
the Army since our last. In addition to the OK
tracts given in another part of our paper, the
steamer James L. Day, which left Brasos Santa
go on the Goth ult. for New Orleans, brings the
following:
A report was current and generally Gre
dfted that Generals Arisla and Ampudia
had been ordered TO repair to the city of
Mexico, to answer in person for the disas-
tiers which have attended the troops under
their command. They were accused of
beiraying the army. 80. .... "
1t was also reported shat Herrera had.
been reinstated in the Presidency, and that
he had Immediately proposed an armistice
TO General Taylor, with a view 10 settle
the dispute between the two Republics.
Tne Alexandria Gate, noticisg the
slecttoa Of Senator McDuRie 10 be Char.
man of the Commit ee on Foreign Rela..
toas. which was made BY HE votes ofihe
iny-lour torltes. says: -.--~ ..----~
"ALE OK NuNE. The 81 40 nen i'm
the Senate put Mr.. Allen al The head o.
the Comnltee on Foreign Relsuons be-
cause he was Ter all oil O,egon. They
uase now voted for Mr.. MeDuifie. for The
sams station, because he wants none Of
it, aud says he would no, give decent
farm for The whole territory. they de.
clated themselvs for all pr'uone," and.
ve,ily. they ale more ccnsi; &c Mt Than . Q
skousht .hsm T. ...e..- 49,. 49,.
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The Pressyfery Of Grange III
ID n ssoranei Hseelng . dis Ilaee. Co.
ssariag sa Wednesday besas sAs did ssb.
lsh n ihE Preseni nOuia. 4 s'clock, Pm.
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JUST RECEIVED
4 CAR ..

nR. James 5. Saith, intending 70 &c
- vote himself exclusively to til. dGsiss OF bis
profession, offers his services to tia public, and
viii thankfully receive any call. - .
August 49,. tfsa
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Mexican Prlvatesrs. BY the schoo
ner Arie,as, at Baltimore Thursday, We
have Kingston (Iamaieal advices 70, the
9Th instant inclusive. ....s.s- g.. ~
The Kingston Times Of The 9Th in.
slant has the following paragraph:
Capt. Young, of the Telegraph"
from New Orleans, reports, that when of
Cape Antonio, he fell in with long. low,
black schoones, heavily armed, of about
$50 tons, Baltimore built, who came with
in speaking distance of him, carrying the
Spanish Merchant fag-rcl. yellow, and
red horiznnlally. She had two vessels
in company, apparently prizes, and on
leaving him, gave chase 10 an American.
firing first a gun to Reward, which re.
naming unacknowledged. - she gaze
chase, occasionally luifing aud firing a,
her. Capt. Young did not wait to see
results. .....t. aA .ia a-
There were nine vessels present on the
occasion, Of which three displayed the
English fig. Great apprehensions of
loss are entertained by many of American
ship owners; as so sudden has been the
declaration of war on the partof The Pre-
sident. that in the policies, of insurance
effected, there has been no introduction of
the war clause. The truth is shown in
the fact that nearly all the American YES
sells now in The harbour OF Kingston, are
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""STeSs.--Up to our, lateat dates from
'"y'A, ia. cats ult.. s-4ro vcsc had bees
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Amusing Scene In NJ atamoras.-.The
high price Of cotton goodslin Matamora>,
owing 70 the Mexican tariff, is well known.
SeverA enserprising =" Yankees" since
Gen. Taylor has taken possession of the
city, have ''mored in" opened stores
AMI are selling goods on "cheap princi-
PIES" about one-third Of the usual Mex.
lean prices, but double the usual Ameri-
can prices. Il is an amusing scene to
witness The crowd around these stores,
composed of the mixed people Of the eli.
". Finely dressed women, Rancheros,
naked Indians and negroes, all eager to
purchase goods, and j'bbrring good, bad
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LIST OF LETTERS,

REMALNING in the Post ofiee at HILLSIDE
S rough, N. c. on shs lst Ay Of July, 1916,
which If not taksn>out within three months, viii
be sent 10 the General Post Office as dead le,eY.
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were seen dancing above the bushes 10
the distance. He advanced rapidly, and
the little boy was at his side. lie was
gaily attired as young chief, his feet be-
ing dressed in moccasins; a fne beaver
skin was over his shoulders, and eagles
feathers were stuck in his hair. lie was
in excellent spirits, ,sand so proud was he
of his honors, that he seemed two inches
taller, than before. He was soon 10 his
mothers arms, and in that brief minute
she seemed to PASS from life to death. II
was happy meeting, too happy for me to
describe.
"The white man has conquerred" said
the sachem, "hereafter let us be friends.
You have trusted ,he Indian; he will re.
pay you with corfdsnce and friendship
lie was as good as his word; and Judge
w lived for many years in peace with
the Indian tribes, aud succeeded in la J ing
the foundation Of aR1ourishog aud pros
porous community.
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foreign paper has the subjoined in
reference to tire production of gold in
Siberia. The rapid increase of gold in
the markets Of the world give us the stron-
gest assurance that "change and revo-
lution' will soon take place in the fnan-
cial affairs agreeable 10 the wishes of the
people but appalling 10 the hopes OF bank
swindlers. Union.
"Siberia, is said to yield such an i'm.
mense quantity ofgold DUST that it is ex-
pected this great increase Of the precious
metal will soon produce as great change
and revolution in Europe, as the discov.
ery Of the gold mines of Perue, in their
day effected. Within the last ID years,
the J ield of gold from Siberia has -increas.
ed in the ratio of to 600. Eleven thou
sand individuals are daily employed in
gold washing, and three times as many
might and perhaps will be set to work
10 fact, the want Of workmen TO gather
up the gold from the rich s!eram, is tho
only hindrance tie a perfect inundation of
this precious metal upon the European
market"
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brisk charge made against any body OF
Mexican troops. My life on it that Gen.
Taylor defeats and disperses the whole
Mexican force now embodied against him,
if they dare to attack him, or if he should
decide to attack them. #etzet~eaA
One word about the chapporat whiehled
to this communication. Its, as the par
agraph declares, a neW toord. There is
one word as old as the Spanish language
which nearly resembles it,, chaparrai,
which means literally "a plantation Of
evergreen oaks, or thicket Of evergreen
trees. A thicket, in Spanish, is, .forastu
Joque--moate espeso. True it is, that the
Mexicans all all the thickets in the vicin-
ity Of the Rio Grande "chaparral,' "una>
chaparraE" but these thickets are not
composed of"musquit bushes matted with
vines" There are no vines to be found in
the country between the river Nuces and
the Rio Grande, and no musqut south of
the water,course ca He'd sometimes Colora-
do Chico, or Little Colorado, and some.
times Sal Colorado. The writer is in
equal error as to distance; for, instead Of
one hundred and ffry miles, there is no
point between the Nuoes and the Rio
Grande where the d stance is greater than
eighty miles, and generally less; from San
Patricio to Comargo, it is less; from the
Nuces to Laredo, it is less, from the Nuces
to the Presidio, it is less. And the error
is still greater where the writer escribcs
the country as destitute offresh water and
grass, on the contrary, there are the finest
pastures of the musquit grass that were
ever beheld and fresh water in abundance,
except on the Mattamoras road after YOU
pass the rancho of San Gertrudis.
In subsequent communication I will
endeavor to exhibit the errors in regard
to what is said to be the true boundary of
Texas, not only according to the opinion
! Of the Spanish government whilst Mexico
itself since it obtained independence, as
indicated in its colonization contracts
and other public documents, is DEGREES of
Congress, proclamation, &c. &C., without
advelting to the claim by conquest set up
on the part of Texas, and maintained UP
TO the period Of annexation-so as to ST.
lence all cavilling with regsrd to the
claims of Tamaubpas, Coahuila, or Chihua-
hua, TO the territory east ofthe Rio Grande
and west of the Nuces, if be possible to
silence faction to appeal to fact.
A WESTERN RANGER.
The preceding Communication is writ.
ten in the masculine style of the Western
Ranger, and presents some interesting
views of The theatre Of war. Ife confident
IN the cliyalry and the success Of eneral
Taylor and his gallant corps. We sym.
pathize in bis hopes and orfdence. Tho
Mexicans will soon feel to their cost that
they have reused the lion. Let them be.
ware of his fangs.-- Union.
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Departure of Volunteers.

A Company of Volunteers, NUMBERING
fully ONE HUNDRED left here last evening
on the steamboat Fashion, for New Or.
leans, whence they will proceed with all
possible despatch to The American Army
on the Rio Grande. Before leaving, Tho
Company elected Gen. Robert Desha
Captain and Thos. Adrian, Lieutenant.
Gen. Desha immed lately took charge of
he company, and departed with il last
evening. He is gentleman Of great en-.
ergy, of undoubted bravery and has "seen
service" A better man could not bave
been elected TO take command of the Ma.
bile Volunteers.
For an hour before their departure last
evening, the wharyes in the vicinity were
lined with spectators, aud as the boar
showed of the air resounded with The
shouts and cheers "lhree times three of
the assembled thousands, in honor of tl,s
gallant and patriotic Volunteers who s.,
nobly aud promptly responded 10 their
country's call. May the God Of battle.
protect them!-. Mobile advertiser.
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s.Don,t go any Higher.s'

The late Judge Peace, OF ihe Supreme
Court Of Ohio, as d noted wag. Ayouug
LAWYER was nee making lis 6rst effort be-
fore him, and had thrown himself on the
wings of his imagination into the seventh
heav en-, and was preparing for higher
ascent, when the Judge struck his ruler Oh
the desk, two or three times and excIaim.
ed 10 the astonished orator.
"Hold on, hold on, my dear sii.-Don't
go any higher, for you are already out Of
the jurisdiction of this Court"
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The Croup.-Ifa a child is taken with ,he
Group, Instantly apply celd water ice wat
er il possible, suddenly aud freely TO the
neck and chest. g. szssH s q
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God bless our Yankee Factory Girl!
The rose of our mountains Wild
Like merry bird shall her song be heard,
Where'ere sweet labor has smiled.
From our forest green, where the ak has been,
And the waters dance in the sum
Through the Southern cline to the thunder
chime
OF the surging Oregon. J. H. w.
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Oh, sing me the song ofsthe Factory Girl,
Whose fabric clothes the world;
From the king and his peers, to the Jolly tars
With our flag on all seas unfured.
From China's gold seas, to the tainted breeze
That sweeps the smokened room
Where "God save the Queen" to cry are seer
The slayes of the British loom.
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The man that uiters a discouraging
their country, is a TORY at heart
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John Sell,
LAW ADLAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester II. Mott,

TTORNEY & COUNSELLoR Al
IN LAW, and CommIss ioner IN take the
.cknow dgements oI Deeds and other III,
st,uments under Seal, to be recorded IN
peDns,lvaula, viii hereafter praellce III
the conat, oi " yaudol, and The adJol1tbg
.o.uties. He will a!so faithfully and
promptly attend to any Land Aecnoy bus>
moss entrusted 10 las charge Deeds,
Mortgages. and other Instruments o' "fis
,,ns neatly and correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandusky, Wyandot
ro., Ohio. lseP'. o' i11'
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Business Directory.

COUNTING HOUSE ALMANAC
For the Year of our Lord.
1916.
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Pennsylvania Telegraph.
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.

The session Of the Legislature which
is just at hand, we have reason TO believe
will be one that will excite much interest
amongst the people of the Common
wealth, and iDduce a desire to obtain ac.
curaie reports of its proceedings through
a paper published at the seat OF Govern
uent,
We have engaged intelligent and COM
petent Reporters for the Senate and
House of Representatives and shall pub.
lish in the Telegraph full and impartial
reports of the same up to the latest hours
of publication, and send 10 subscribers at
the rates specified below.
We shall also be enabled 10 give tbs
latest Congressional Intelligence, with
The Political news at Washington, hav-
ing engaged intelligent and experienced
correspondents at Washington City, fu
that purpose.
SEMl-WEEKLY TELEGRAPH. ?
The Telegraph will be published Sc
m!-weekly, at 81 for the session, or $3
for the whole year.
SIX copies Of the paper will be ssut
10 one office for $40 during tie session.
or for SIS the year, TO DO paid in adj
vance.
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
The Telegraph will be sent 10 subscri.
bers once a week at 50 per annum. and
will contain Literary, as well as General,
Legislative and Congressional news.
CHEAP SESSION TELEGRAPH
For the purpose Of placing the procee-
dings OF the legislature within the reach
Of every one, we have made arranpe-
menis TO issue the Telegraph once a
week at the low price Of ONE DOL
LAR for the session, in all cases TO be
in advance. The weekly session Tele-
graph will be made up Of The Legislative,
Congressional and General News ihst
appear in the semi-weekly paper. and
will be issued from the press every Mon
day morning,
Persons procuring 6Ve subscribers
and forwarding S5. shall receive a copy
for their trouble. THEO FENN
Harrisburg, Nov, 20, le4s,
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StrqU Bull

game 10 the premises Of the subscri-
"a Der in Milford township, Somerset
county, sometime Gin September last, a
Brindle Bull, about one year
old last spring, with white face, white
belly aud legs, no artificial marks percep.
tib;e, the owner is desired TO come for
Sard, prove property. pay charges, and
take him away, or he will be dis posed OF
as the law directs.
dec30'45 JOHN BOUCHER.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-01-13
Bro1cn .MMsLiaS, &c.

HnnA YDS, Brown Musiins;
OOO Cotton Yarn' Cotton
E.2ns, Wadding, and The besl Candle
Wick, Cor sale at the
6ecf6 THREE BIG DOORS.