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FRIDAY. MAY a2. 1916.

~ TJapers and Others leaving tho City IN tho AFTER
noon s.eInfoed that an RpetHS Edition Of The Tribune
Is printed every day containing the Stock Sales Mar
kc.s News by The Southern mail &c. mp to o'clock
D. l.ou,,ne OF the Newsboys for the Eoeain1 Edition
r. rs ,;bune every one viii be able to take with him
~. ,.,e,, news up 70 the time of leaving the City.
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whreD-by LADY, well qualified, situssion ~ s.ts-
o. Eos lab studies aOd music. good .ohno or ,smnsq
Inc moi satisfactory references given ~ to character ara
capse 5 a., Addfe'sw Fl. A. boz 22'4 Lower Po. Office
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opruns-fTn Page-schoo Libraries and craeds
Ths. does Patriotism Requref Letter from the CD Man
AZ lie Mountain; War Items. Fourth Pags-Letter from
ssrstoss The Excise Law; Volunteers; Crops In Mary
laDa; News Items; Sales Of Stocks; Circular to Holders
of Illinois Bonds; Marine journal.
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u The oNoHDAoa STANDARD Loco is hence
forth to be published Daily well as Weekly being the
i'd daily in Syracuse Syracuse bids fair TO be the Ca
tai Of the State-when Albany ceases to be.
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q Another graphic letter from The OLD MAX
OF THE MouSrAIS, with picier to match. VIII De found
the F,s, Page We hope venerable correspondent:
viii take no offence from our rough sketch Of his Phss
pcny
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-. n1mrsnosr ine MAN ON Boys Al the American NJ
scum II 10 ihs last day bal their envso.meo, ps.
f3rmsnees andsP Tbs Boys 10 be- ser =, mi hc.,
aso the Anatomical Yenus ~ ~ ." S'
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Greenbush voted for License; Schenectady, Syria
cuse, Seneca Falls, Waterloo, Geneva, Capsndaigua
and Batavia have given decided No License major
tiles.
CITY OF RocHE.TER-There was very active
interest manifested both Sides andthe result.
will be seen below, is majority of six hundred and
thirty for No License
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Constitutional Blecrion.-Iohci,ll

Wing. LEWIS co. Loeo. MOI
Russell Pr,,h. ..lleo Ella Collins. --.6s6 IA
Abo,lion-Sp.
ORLEANS CO.
-wn Penninan .....lS46 Abijsh Read..l1so s.
A5oli,ion-l2.
CORTLAND CO.
John Miller ---..-.-.lES6 by. Stephens.l362 lul
ibo.inoa-lSt
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Freisht. M Lirernaol.

Fre.shs % New YORK generally dull 81. vessels have
been demand ioE passengers Iss to s per TOO re.
Sister,
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ACBtkS,
DEAR G.: We have just canvassed the votes OF
this tewn and on large poll ind we have 5a3 majority
for the Of Temperance There not $50 votes
for License The town Of Aureius. 236 No License
cense by very large majority. and think every town
has voted that way. Yours. &c. D.
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CONTENTS OF TIE SUPPLEMENT.

CONTENTS OF TIE SUPPLEMENT.
Lsrnen: o; he Bereaved.
Association.
Address OF the Birmingham Peses Association &c taa
Citizens Of the United States
Emancipation in the Bsit.sh West Inties-
Missionary Society Of he II. z. Church
Lette. from the Sandwich Islands.
Notices o. New Publications.
Landlord and Tenant.
The sabbath Union.
Letter from tie Copper Regions
A Kentucky Court, Lynch Law, Sc.
Items Of News, &e.
e ADvxRrIsENEsTs will be found II me
SrPslrsyST under tie following heads:
Miscellaneous, Dry Goods,
Legal Notices, Schools,
Real Estate. Watches, Jewelry, sc.
India Rubber Goods, Insurance,
Books, Coal,
Public conyeyances.
u We invite particular attention 10 the article
In the Supplement. Association. reply ths osu-ga
tons Of Rev. DR.. TING and others
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MExrcANsi MzxIcASs, Iep w OH wa,
" Hereditary oondspea, know Pc no,
Woo would Do free ,heu,.fv.. 80, =. .to,v =

Woo would DO free !Sem.ety.s n r.s -. hroe
U l2e Eco wsnssl to form corp. for tie g.o Cruz
sn, oss 10 we are all under 20, ysrwe
ny eouplexons, which have go b1 n,,oy Isr.e .s
Ss oDS 81 Iofsrs Hair Restorative and case OF
We w cot admit any who have no. .bs ,sn. 0.
~ Sta nave II h7 rsi2g ibs sarne nesrs We Ell
~ - % ihown oy ihr n4Ge OF he Hsndsops MI
TOT. 'olrttesrh" We therefore, tel al ks,
spnoes plSapiEs. fr,cElvs. Ian .d6sdr u -
Safhss.; and Jcn-.s Cors, Hair lssiorsriye Eae,
oar gov s'1ps Il falling OF, eaIcz seur or eAnfr1 go
~ e. no OF grey hsr grow sziur,lly csrt z1d h~tS
tt Ah5 10 incred reader, Ppro.chs befo trsss
ne ,r oota nf7 .od {! he si2r OF Tie Anefese k.t
brooklyn u;.a 2eot
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Provision or FIREARMS We learn from Wa
teet that the Government has 200 geo musse, e; thai,
place ready for shipment u; moments notice s,a
that there also 100000 in the various dp6 udepert
Of the Safe armories which contain ircm 300 coo 10
1000 more. There need not therefore DO much fear a
scarcity OF guns. II wanted. A. Spies Of hs
City, bought yesterday watervlet 500, 600 mu,ketI
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~ An Editorial article On School Libraries snd
Creeds which has been dssrred for ssversl day, vii
b tsEud On To srss page.
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Correspondepce Of The Tribune.

PArcHoorE May ls, 1886.
FRIEND GREELEY: Our Election has been an
exciting one. mo License has prevailed BY more
than 800 msority-say 375. Islip gave small sjorify
for mo License"-ssy to 10.
Yours, In haste, D. q. u.
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NoricE-ihe Walnut Uii Military Shaving Soon vk1
mas DO equal, u The Invention OF ny WIN 2asnso, NJ,
=, pny Aanactufer ofhe tru- arric. cordsn6 d
- "a. no connection with any Vroom Fowler az rope
nas lof NE manufacture and sale offs sppIoas arties
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Hush b1sh 70 cried, a youth ofsesroh esssessr,
upoa whose boyisn up, arc CHEEKS ~sfs ssea
.'notd7, why, ieuy psir Of wb;s,ars. !
husn, iiass! be cries, q. 10 friend be ~hbtesS
Ecu oscoi my WORD /; s1fe, sir es LEV
got Iem ey Jones's Hair Restorative,
And you can have thora too, or, II youfrs' aaf
To purchase single borie-JIis b.. ttxssR lI1tf |
l, 10 sold n az cbsihsrus, as Broadway sns zs 81
4 Srooklyu u7As
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AEFOhILI : Oh dE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

In SENATE, NJ. AsRLEY. from the Committee On
the Judiciary reported bill 20 change the time Of
holding the Spring Session Of the L. S. Courts IN
Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Nj SIMPLE presented remonstTsrce CT, the PEG
pie OF the District of Columbia asains, the retro
cession' to Virginia. of Alexandri, which was re-
ierred TO the Committee on the Dis,rc, Of Columbia
MI. iulEE offered a resolution for the Committee
on Nsvsi Affairs TO inquire into the merits of &. :
Loper's plan of building war steamers
On r.ouon OF Mr.. RISK Of Texas, the Military
Committee were Instructed TO inquire into the ex
pediency Of purchasing Two hundred Of Colrs
rites to be Used in the Mexican Wa
The Committee on Territories made report tina,
it twas not expedient to move in the matter of Terri
;orial Government for Oregon a, this session ..
Congress. They also reported tbs, they were un,
bic to agree upon The various matters
Mr. Wgsrcorr gave notice that to morrow Ia
would move 10 postpone the whole subjec, Of Ar
tending laws over Oregon to December uext.
Mr.. BENTON said that he would perhaps h,v.
word to say on the subject then.
The Senate took up the bill for adjusting the si,.
puted land clains-Missouri Arkansas. Louisiana
In the House OF REPRESENTATIVE the Com.
ni;tee reported bill for extending our laws ovs,
Oregon and asked 20 be discharged FROM, the farther
consideration OF that bill
A discussion ensued. some amendments ware
adopted and the bill is still under consideration 4,
this closes.
Mr.. RArEsuN introduced resolution relative 10
sending certain certified papers, OF the 6e Of the
House, 20 the cour, in Ohio which has unde, cog
sideratiOn the Of Mr.. McNulty, the former
Clerk OF the House. Passed.
The House then took up bill TO amend tbs char
ter OF the City OF Washington, and tend the rsb,
OF Suffrage in saiG corporation. After much tine
bad been spent on The subject, the bill was passed
A motion was then made to adjourn-Thc Hous.
is very unruly, the yeas and nays on the motion to
adjourn, now, as this closes about 10 be taken
NIrroSlr Eirp-Cba Grant Ns,io,nl II,
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NATIONAL FAIs.-The Great National Fa,
opened to day at - o'clock, with the ringing OF ,hs
great Bell. which was raised for The occasion, the
firing of cannon, the display OF flags, and music BY
the band. The Fair realizes all that has been ex.
peced. The crowd Of people visiting it il u,uense
You shall have the particulars in my letters both
Houses will adjourn early. w
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Majority Tor No License, 1910
CITY OF TRor.-The vote wns light and the re-
suit strongly in favor of No License will be seen
by the vote:
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Corre,ponderce Of The Tribune.


Below you have the result, OF the canvass OF the
town Of Ballstop.
Whole number OF votes poed.
Vote for No License ~. l66lVote for License y. e3
Majority .....-...-.l0
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Brahton-No Licence s5 nsj Irondequot Greece
and Chilli.
Another account states that Greece has given ?
majority for License.
ULSTER Co.-The towns in this County were
strongly contested on both sides, and the result is
decided triumph for the friends Of Temperance.
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ARRIVAL OF The BRITANNIA.

TIE OREGON QUESTION QUIET.
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KINGS CoUNrY-Complete-I will be seen by
the following vote that every Town in Kings has
voted against granting Licenses. Only one Ward
in Brooklyn voted for License. The majority in
Brooklyn is 2ll2-in the County. 2e19.
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Correspondence Of The New-York Tribune.
L ....,np onn Iara.,aL an,or q, 1n,l, Nav
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
ELLESv1LLE, May 90 1886.
DEAR GREELEY: We have met the enemy and
they are ours The town Of wawarsing gave yesterday
5s7 for No License 1872 for License. No License
majority, ASS. Yours, in haste, r. d. I.
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Correspondence Of The Tribune

SARATOGA SPRINGS May 20. 1876.
The Town voted yesterday on the License Cues
zion out of over 600 votes No LICENSE has majority
of % This Ia pretty fair expression of the opinion OF
the town, although the 10 no, full one by 300
Yours &C. II.
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RocKLAsD Co-Complete.-All Nc License.
Haverstraw. .223 mai Clarksewn ...... 7emsj.
Ranapo IS orangeiown. III
SUFFOLK Cove have been led into an error
with regard TO two Towns in this County, and are
glad Of an opportunity TO put ourselves right.
Sou,hhold and Brookhaven we have given to the
Rumsellers when they should have been, Southold
lsa and Brookhaven 300 majority for No Licenss
Correspondence Of The NewYork Tribune
LEwIsBo Ro, Westches,er Co. 18th May.
II. GREELEY, Eso.-De0r Sir: Enough is as
good as a feast. No License triumphant The vote
standa for and AZ against the glorious privilege OF max
ing and becoming legal drunkards.
Respectfully, sY.s.
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Olive. ........... l6 maj New Psltz 81 nsj
Du1cHEss Co.-Complete.-We have returns
from all the towns in Duchess, and the resul, ID
majority Of 1853 for No License, as follows
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Correspondence Of The tribune.

Aorlty-
Respectfully yours. W.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-02-03

XNHEREAS the honorable JEREMI-
w All S. BLACK, President, and 6.
Chorpenning and John M'Carty, Esqs.,
associate Judges of The court of common
pleas, in and for the county of Somerset,
and assistant Justices Of the courts Of oyer
and terminer and general Jail delivery and
quarter sessions Of the peace, in and for
said county of Somerset, have issued
their precept to me directed, requiring
me among other things TO make public
proclamation throughout my bailIwick,
that court of oyer and terminer and
general Jail delivery: also, court of gen.
eral quarter sessions of The peace and
Jail delivery, will commence at the bor-
Ough of Somerset, in and for the county
OF Somerset, in The commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, OH the Cd Monday of
February next, (9lh day. in pursuance
of which precept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
en-, to the justices of the peace, the coro.
ner, and constables of said county OF
Somerset, that they be then and there, in
their own proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations, and inquisi-
tions, and other remembrances, TO do
those things which TO their offices apper-
tain in that behalf 10 be done and also all
those who prosecute against the priso-
ners that are, or then shall be, in the Jail
Of the said county OF Somerset, are 10 be
then and there TO prosecute against them
as shall be just.
Given under my hand. at Somerset, this
9th day of January, in the year Of
our Lord 1876.
JACOB PHlLIPPI, Sheriff.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-02-03

is boy to be proud offs he not! You
may founder one Of my horses every day
that you do such deed-it beat all ev-
er saw in the old French war;
David's gallantry on this occasion
drew around him in few days score Of
hardy young fellows, who fought with
him to the close Of she war, when he re-
turned and was happily married to the
heroine Of our story.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-02-03

The Clerk Of the House being intro
duced, presented for the concurrence Of
the Senate, bill to change the venue of a
certain action now pending in Lycoming
county; also, several other bills origina-
ting in the Senate and passed by the
House without amendment.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-02-03
BURE.AUS,
Tables, Stands, Settees, So

las, &c, &c, &C.,
Tie will sell common chairs at S5 per
selt. and other articles in proportion.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
ATTENDED TO him. he would invite the
public TO call and exemine his work,
which he will warrant TO be made ofthe
best materials and finished in the neatest
and most durable manner.
Approved country produce will be
taken in exchange for work, al the high
est narkei prices.
sps'45,
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-02-03
PRAY BE SEATED!
Don't stand up achiLe chairs
and sofas are so cheap.
CHAIRS a CABINET 7
MANU- III FACTORY.
VIM. 2. coTTRcTE,

VIM. =. CSFEEcTE.
"OULD respectfully inform his
w old customers and The public in
general, that he has purchased from
Mr.. Jocob Myers, chair maker and
wheel wright his entire stock of materials
aud has commenced The chair making
business with that of cabinet making, al
his shop on main street in the Borough
Of Somerset, one door east of The resi-
dence of Simon Gebhari Esq, where
be will constantly keep on hand and
will make 10 order, common fancy and
MuhagOnu Chnirs. bcd sieads. wheels,
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8. j. MCKNIGHT.
JOHN CARSON.
CARSON & MCKNIGHT,
(successors to H. Coulter & Coz

VNHOLESASE Grocers, Commits
Wv sion and Forwarding Merchants,
Dealers in Produce and Piltsburg Manu-
faclures, Sixth street, between Wood and
Liberty, Pittsburgh, Pa. janis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-16
Is pl.e. higher value upon the advantage. which hey

10 place sher value upon the advantages which they
have surrendered.n
In due time. doubt, Virginia will awaken 10 the
perception Of The main Of her premature dcrrp
Jude. The Western PARTON oI the Slate viii show
smeihing by lis example by ahd by 1t the ue sources
Of enmmona eallh's Prosperity. Gov. heDpwell's
Message has some useful references this SUBJECT.
with facts and statistics which speak very pa lan,
gusge II their She will find that she
brare uhet resolutions besides use Of gs; and 'aI
thod0yy Nth respect the duciunes 81 Stale rights dues
mol necessarily include all the rle.nts Of State prosper
Ity. PuIeal distractions ard stuci construction Will
nj ies,oie fertility Ia her iieds nuf develop
the mineral wealth OF her mountains.
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33oftteaI.


WEsSE RAD Gcts SHARE OF EEISs
BY Mas EaELiss 5. SMITH.
We've had our share OF hiss, .sloeJ,
We've hal our share Of bliss;
And mid The varying scenes Of Life.
Let US remember this.
II .orrows come, frpm vanished Joy
We'll borruw u 'ha light
As rhe depatted'snn hestnws
Upon the queen OF Night
AID, thus, by ucnary's naonbeans eheerH,
Hope. sun w shall not miss,
But tread lilies path as CAV a'whan
We had cur share ofsln,
'ris true oar .ty hath va iis Clouds
Oar Spring is stormy hour,
When we have rourned, a. ali must mourn,
Ger Zig h,,d buds and Il .ucr..
And rue our bark hath somriime- nesfd
Despair mo.t desert shore,
When gloomy iook'd the wave. around
Ard dsrk tn, Ia nd bIs,e
I'ut Love was ever at the helm
lie could not 20 amss,
So long as Two fond .piriI. sang
We've had our share ol blio.s
These holy wairhwofd' 81 TIE Past
Shall be the future. .iay,
For b, their magic aid well lser
host Of Ills at bay
Our happy heats, hat tr,irs, htes,
Have Teyeil'd md ,he fawef.,
And hi,'d stor, OF sum ~ sweet.
To cheer lilies minliy hours
While Me'r"rv lives. md Love remains,
We'll ask NJ ma,r tan dis
B., ever sing in grateful .raiu..
"N eve had our share II t1is."
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il,GINI.A,

The immigration into Nrgn,a from the Moth sill
conhnu.s. as We learn irom edmund and uiiip pa
pers. Fat'ners tom Nrst,r NrN York AMI New
T. gland practical and * ui atrabnrisls endow I'd too
WIN ihaus'ry and rnrrgs, goat, Nlr!ina aud buy up
iarns ich are iyi1I txAansea aud A,rren in,m had
col ufr. ~ ran-r ifnn want Ut any euare worthy of
,i'tasse. Fairfax county is coa..ug ias nio the p,s
sessan ii settlers Ike rh.s- Oher pnuuns Of the Nis,.
are also likely Ia be rscu, IN similar uaT lfo the
threatened RESTORATION III The empire OF The BEARS VOL,
and wild animals generally, now appearing then
ancient haunis
An infusion Of Norihera energy into the sluggish cur
rem oil virginia lite Will do HE odd Commonwealth good
III Is singular eciace, says he II ciinond Re auo
Iran, "whch Virginia nuyy Presents The departp,e n
b.r own Suns 10 other lands, and The Immigration in
her bHdrfs oi citizens tr IN uner States For wears ba
she hrrn drained "i The oi h.r youthful popu'
on, leaving their place 10 5e supplied BY hu seen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-16
TIE ACTION OF PLASTER

ilr hem trial Influence OF p'asef upon vegetation is
wing ;" he F."hiat ,tie ~hieh u ltftfas-to the
P""ef which II f',srs>'s, al aiBcug rom The slmos-
ih'f. and rohdt u~tg IN rs Own surface, very large
guam nv Fl anmanacsl .as Inc nulmunIa thus (. cd
/ h"alrd by the sciuh al tatus carried the eath
sut. whilst thus h.d solution aiken up BY III. nt-
- ne pants and iotms All imp ftaht pton OF thelf
zTir,Hi
N, d. its kindly m rs san w1h iIs arrinn on ,hs
snHaer. ir slthnHrh lssirt Very iru III snutlan
nav la sad 10 " altrusl usuluhle Substance sui
IL snu'tuh my ha Produced hy mpef,lun In 500 lines
Is oHn Weight 81 "atsf, de drp sillon III bad v
akrs place on ss.ty recurring ram Which resns IN the
itedacit'n al I'm Suinair at AmGnnis "a snluhr "a
The 1afb"us'e q Linn" As We have briote prrnI-
sd, This decomposition tbk.s place slowly -aud 1t Is
b's' mai ~ should a. stas 20 that ~
H1al We are thd-hi,d rr hing cnntiru,d scon That
ahr decanPshnn al winch w havr s,ukcn does uccut
has inng bren ptvfd by The at anal, ses made al
~hes. eo'si salhsln and pulee HE ashes ii rsrh oi
Which very sensible tac.s al r,rSou have been drtecl
Cd and n L. nnst Is" CIV hn,> ,lal card o h. taken
UP hy lie n"us at ihr ihr plants III an, ohet
fofm tnan that oi gid
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IIlI, Dl5\ptfF

THIS IS The nsms o d.esse present sadly nrev,,
lent an ung h"fsss. w formed hy livery stable
keeper that IN niah last we,k sx,tn f hls betses
~ 7" iahtn win Il, and uher sahlos many nurses are
all ced with TIA. dI.nrdrr l. uak.s It's ntt,rLs
suddenly, the 'ys swelling, aud The wbpe system IA.
kicg "n m II hinuagIy csndl ION II l. treated h,
hHd i-iilag, persmP .nd tfN del. Il Is a Iamd, ia
Val disordef.- 81 Lons lap ,tcr.
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L. :. MOUNTED RlFLEMEN

detachment Of fine baking nen. belonging Ia L
Company uf the ahnse corps, passed through toVn
On Tuesday evening en- rou, Iron, Waifrntpn II Fort
Mciitoy Capt.. Mason has been remarkably sarces -
FOL. not only The number oi enlslmeats nade bui IN
the highly respectable character Of hnse .ird. Capt
has,n has Removed his head quarters irun Waurnon
10 W ashington City. .ic1apdiid La:etie.
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POSTAGE AND TIE FOREIGN STEAMERS

The Phlla delpha lnluier states that the amount If
business letters nuw Transmitted 10 Europe annually by
the steamships ply ing between Boston aud Liverpool IL
ah'ni o,oO0. The sum paid By the Brush G1vetn.
menl 10 the CunarJ line of this ns s,ryIce Is $3.50.
10 PEI ahu"m. aud "" tie pruceeds Of postage sui
nccht 10 reimburse The Coz r ihis large out
lay ! h" fSte II passage Is one shilling to Liverpool,
and a.. cents 10 the continent OF Europe
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AlhdiNiA:-At ronri held Tor bedford county a, In.
{" frt l"u~e, tn" 25th dh, oi MAY. lS46:
Henry fodca, George Foilcr. \ Jtl,n NJ Ian, and
Ndh'3 in> WITT, nrmerl, Sally Fuldcn. Irme " E,Inn
Sas,n folden, Elizabeth fo.len France, Ful,n and Ian
'' Plaintiffs,
Ggdiasl
Robert Foliea and Arpa Folden Defendant,
In CHANcEgY
deifhdan robert Felen. MT having entere In. mr.,
"dIanct aud gwen >ernlity nccordig To- the A, r lxs
ny an" e RAJ OF tins court and appearing TO the SAM
iar'i2n ol the court that he an b.nt r tb c.
moh"'hlh II l. orde ed that the said defendant a., .,,..r
ere on the fourth Monday uyust ne ,i an, 81
ol oil M falh1 AMI hati copy oi THIS order be forth
paper published in til, to-, n of ,n,bhury l,r ,, -,
i'ely aud posted front door OF f.. cou, b
OF this comfy. Wv ' "o"se
Copy-Teste,
L.. JNo. r. STEPTOE, elk.
WIN
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SHEEP

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the uostiis ui shtsp Naud adv yuu 10 tfuyIde
ihcm with nilNute 81 lar and SAT- IN ,qnal ptnpnt
tons. Place II Ia trough Ia which he shct have com
sani access. H. licking az thr salt lrtv will sm,nr
Hen muses. with he ar. and tsndst Their naSrs as
'nsunrfahlr +" lht n' 81 nt' Bre proved Itself 10 be
to The bombs and muftsfs oi lhr ArNicahs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-16
IMPROVED NllIE MASu

Stark lime IA bot "afrf add TX los dissolved clue
NJ 10. Spanish hung. aud lInf 81 salt Ihr n,rx
tnfr should BIZ sppiIsd h" NJ d'srre darnpn.ss ha.
ihe oerer ,i,ct The hull,ancy II TN, WASH and ;,
NI endnfe uninIpalfed or yrafs.