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From the Baltimore .dma,can
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM SHIP
CAMBRIA.
FIFTEE.NDaYSL LATER FROM JMEUR0PE
The corn bill and the dukes
bill passed---lrish coercion
bill defeated----Sir Robert
Peel and ministers have re-
tired.
The steamer Cambria reached the
wharfat Boston at o'clock yesterday
evening, bringing dates from Liverpool
to the 4th instant, inclusive, fifteen
days later than our previous adyices.
Through the magnetic telegraph, we
are enabled, thus early, TO lay before
our readers the following summary of
news:
On the evening OF the 25th of June,
the House Of Lords passed the corn bill
on its third reading without division.
AT 2 o'clock on the morning of the next
day, the House OF Commons left Sir
Robert Peel and the government In a
minority Of 73 votes on the Irish coer-
cion bill.
On Saturday, 9th June. Sir Robert
Peel proceeded to the Isle of Wight
for the purpose Of rendering his resig-
nation, with that Of his colleagues, to
the queen, and on Monday night, the
Goth, he made lengthy explanation Of
his motives for resigning in the House
Of Commons.
THE NEW CABINET.
Marquis of Landsdowne, Privy Seal.
Earl OF Mar, Home Department.
Sir Geo. Graves, Foreign Depart
ment.
Viscount Palmerston, Colonial Sec-
retary.
Earl Grey, Treasurer.
Lord John Russell, of the Exchequer.
Mr.. Charles N. Wood, Board Of
Trade.
Earl of Clarendon, Chief Secretary
for Ireland.
Mr.. Labouchere, Secretary of War.
Hon. F. o. d. Maule, Attorney
General.
Gen. Sir Thomas Wilde, Lord Lieu.
tenant of Ireland.
The Duke of Wellington, Command
er-in-Chlef.
The London Times regards the new
ministry favorably. Sir Robert Peel
views it without Jealousy and with a
friendly eye. The general impression
is that the new premier will hastily
wind up the business Of the session, and
dissolve Parliament in the course of the
autumn.
The news of the amicable settlement
of the Oregon question had reached
England, and great JOY was manifested
at the result. Sir Robert Peel in his
speech, when resigning as premier. de-
voted an hour to the subject of the Or
egon aud Mexican questions, and con-
graduated the country that all sources
Of difficulty with that great nation, (the
United States were settled, SO far as
that side Of the Atlantic was concern
ed. All eyes are now turned to the
American Congress on the subject oi
the tariff.
The cotton market is in healthy,
but not very active state. Prices have
improved a shade. The contemplated
change in the sugar duties has had an
injurious effect.
The grain market remains without
change.
Lord Travais Egerton has been rails
ed to the peerage, and his place in the
House of Commons filled by an Ameri
can merchant, G. D. Brown, esq.
Cardinal Perrotte has been elected
Pope of Rome.
The ninth foreign delegate did moi
arrive in time to vote.
Tremendous riots have occurred in
Ireland.
The trouble with the Cafre tribe
continues. Several fights have taken
place with the coonists.
The Great Western arrived out on
the 22d Of June.
Later from the Army.
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That Dollar.

In accordance with the usage among publishers
of newspapers in the State Of Ohio, we shall charge
all candidates one dollar. for announcing their
names in our columns. To insure the insertion,
the announcement should be accompanied by the
rhino.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-07-25

Captain PAGE, Of the 4th U. 8. Infantry, who
was wounded at the battle Of Patio Alto, died on
board Of the steamer Missouri, on the 18th inst
His sdsath. under the circumstances, cannot be re-
gretted, as his recovery could only have been par
tial. The whole Of the lower part Of bis face was
shot away. and the power of speech forever gone.
He was gallant officer. and his numerous frisnds
have the satisfaction Of knowing tbathe fully dis
charged his duties - Sfatesmdn
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-07-25

.The main body of the volunteers,
with the second regiment Of dragons,
were encamped on the field Of Palo
Alto.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-07-25

AccrpENr.-While on board the steamboat Co.
l,.nbia, on our way to Pittsburgh last week. Sc
rious accident occurred to the boat though, fortu-
natey none of the passengers received any injury,
except some bruised shins, occasioned by running
over chairs, tables, sc. While the boat was pas
sing up Dsad-man ripple, the man shaft broke
into on either side the fy-wheel, causing three
sections of theAy-wheel to break into also;--for-
tunatey, however. none of the pieces Of the ny
wheel were thrown from the arms The box, In
the g.ntleman's cabin, covering the hy-wheslW was
torn to splintsrs the cabin floor also received con-
siderable injury. None Of the passengers were
nearer than or feet to the ay-wheel box. We
were at some or 10 feet distance, but we rather
guess we didn't remain there long, after we saw
the splinters flying. Such screams as came from
tho ladies cabin, would raiss the hair ona mans
head any day. TAX i
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Taxation.

Our RAIDERS win recollsct that we published =
few weeks sincs, statement Of the cost OF asses-
.iue this ountv for the years ls45 and ls46-that
for ls4b being lss dollars that for ls46' Sss avn
dred and airty-sir dolkss and stventy.Spe cents
By reference to the Receipts and Expenditurss'
in another column, it will bs seen that this county
is very much in debt And how are we ever 10
l;ouidate that debt II such laws as that Of last VIM
ter are to be fastened upon usl Instead o. tns
number Of mills for State purposes, remaining me
same as that Of last year. Ito wit, 7mills,) i M
creased by the Auditor Of State to mills ana ne
law prevents the County Commissioner from ral-
sing any more money than could have been raised
under the law Of Is45. Scthen we have our dept,
by means Of the tax law, increasd ABB dollars ana
7b cents, for assessing alone, and no meansprovi-
ded to pay it. And further. The amount OF per-
sonal property on the tax duplicate Of this county
g. ~. v..r is4B was $sIe,972
This year tits only zS1'osi
n.c,.... 2e,ssl
Does this look like getting out Of debt'
This year the per centum lsvied on each dollar
of valuation is ls and two ffhs mills, in this town
ship, for State, County, School, Pnblic- DEBT
Township and Poor purposes. Last year if was
onlv l6 and one half mils-incrsase mills nearly.
This year the. Commissioners levied no Road tax,
and, as a matter of course, We have left tbs Road
tax Of last year out Of the above calculation. How
will this calculation operate upon the judgments
Of the wings Of this county! Figures won't lie.
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PASSENGERS SAILED,

IN the stnmsh.p Co>dona rum Bo'r'" Jor L'Uepool-
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stephen Tbomp,On G. March. John Micher Ii u.fst'
IT, of New YORK e Redmond NJ Burton Levi" '"'y
Thnm4. Holland. Thum-s Rogers. Jr. Thomas Dixon,
M-cu Geo Bcnsor. NJ Stsples J; Cnrtovich oil me~o
leans VIM Bn,ttrsby OF Chnrlestun; Col > Preston
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pay, G ~ uoushton Mary Annie Sinco at England Z
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BE .i~p L,gstlop W Morris JOHN Nevln. OF Scotann
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l-pi,u,iu l. uytnsu. McGnl, John kng. Cbas R"oert
s,n Ea.top. Hon w CAylay, joe macAhy, CuvLii-r.
OF Montreal w Liockiusb. Pnilip Marsonder. Rein
her PERI, oi G-I 1IaDy do Atguei dc Mars-s, oil
Europe W.iter Mexico oil Kingston Canada; Jno FRA
ger Of Hamilton Canada West; Fr.uk Fraslsh, James
Stocks ~ ~ Audre~s & E.-7t.
Fur HGhjG1-Mra Elliott and child, OF Boston u
Searle OF UgJeDs oureh; w McCuiuu. John McIers,
A Holland ar bad Mrs Searle OF Halitsx-6 Tutai ~.
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Th,s lovaushe work will he issued IN ak large octaTo
Nos. 20 per No AID IL skye OF prinr1s paper.
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{enai Notires.

NOTICE !. hereby glv-n pur.uant st.tHI- tssi "
the .1b.crD-r. duly -opoini=d oT soa no
b-r J. Hiino. Of III Judges OF III Court Coaaol
to-, Tor ell IN creditor. OF Taorna. "-on and d.'oo
Cry (uon-r-,id-nr d-bto-, ,urh roT-rs c"bc-rnlnS
mir ';a- r-sl arc p-rsou. 81 ~ gS-a os NJ
cooc.rnlrg ..rrr- .s.fu,; .5.condiu cnc-aed ~ {
r--io-nl debtors. snt Ill prsous io-o % sara -ot-
ors -u.--c rnG-r account Of s. c-oi' AID 'S'
roc-y owing ~ t--ri respectively ard 20 p>v L.
by leo :y q Jug n-xt 81 NE once OF
K l. JOc- Not COMMERCIAL 5u5tts 60 II IN ci'y ~ A.
oal: =. p-r,ous hzgng ;r-r Possession suT !r-
perry or --c:s o. .uch d-oJr. -r- rec lied 20 o-v-r II
Tie shove '2-ciad and 81 creditors Of
such c-ho-. required deliver sr s p I've seco1nt'
snc csu.znds u ny ~ sac O;a cA5 OF
c-IL DEi-d, Albany. msS 9..i. as
RnDMA> l. J0ics.
GILBERT WiLsoS. IT1siee'
r-7a Isr,J-f7 80 ST..LE
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SAEklFF's SALE .-By virtue VI seg-fal sriit u --rl
~ iacias oir-ciec sEc ie!yes-c VII Il oot- 10 SAFE
90 W-ta-sc ceT:e-r.. day vf Algu.tr-I
cos- Of Ih- Ciy E.O tie Ci:y OF New iorh 81 LIE * d.
IKE AID c-i--I Vi " ia K nA,ey Sncn D. eac OF nc
:E-ni-claa Of Apf lnUU,.oc eIsh l1ncr-d =zc
iIriisS Gf ~ - zflerT slcs Of H. srd - s -hos-
certain .Uts -trc=s ozc-s ot groGcc Ios--r ~i io-
S1llligs znt ---aE s..oa--, ZIG aHc BE-
ies = &c sfz-rn dale Nia.h W.id oi lie e'J u, new
fOfG Known 40 Gl.n-L crrtsir El2 Oh pro
P-fJ o-!oaslss VI lie .aLr hrnr, spipser
e-iN--u afOa- 40 LIE Slxoav-al-, II - Nush 7cc
nm '" -fc. oi nc eity 9 Ses i0'i .Gf'.y-i by y"
. uOGshY. ClsS Suryr Dcc-as-f. 1887 b, thr NUM-
o7fs 80 ,ac i5i. oOUrc.. a-.cIIo-i iOuO~.
S'a-' IL iroai rntflrala street Sofh-r Il ne fear
by ot. --io lS5 I5 Ez.efy o- ~ Lumber
acc Westerly oy uaaoer So .nd contsiline of-a,
10 frect aao ie,r ~, -c c=pia -acn eide
hGcrc AZ in-- rv ;sf-- lrcn-s, D. ne said c-c-
s!ons rcrr or eAs Together h-rrcizrn.dis
.PPUItsnaae-s taerrlnlo o-lonsiDg o. aPPrrtalntns
Dsi-c N-~-fotX July 5, 1875
WILLIAM JONES, Sner's.
JOSEPH WED. Deputy sh-f.a i.5Iaw.saIi
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..HERIEE'S SALE.-B virtue OF wit OF heri IA
hCcIa, directed and delivered, Will expose ~ ss
the 29h Gay VI Apr u The vrshu- Ui he City
ha! OF Guy OF Ne@IOrk, - O'Clock NJ ali To- rtnI,
aud lurtcsI OF Joseph Gzdc which re hbc or The "a
Gay August. s+5 any a.ot~sd, Of IN aud TO
all piece parcel OF and being ar
situate Tw-iisn Ward OF City OF S-wYOrK, 90
s-riy eide OF street, luuns a.
point cIaD; ,ouIne6-.efy from ho Corner Vi Eh- Eish-
feet, thence sou h-
-asirry along Tho south wcAt-y side U: sc Forty lrd
feet, henc- south e.iery along line par
s!lel win Elshn-.verQo hundred feel four lbchcs
twenty feet, heuce nur:ne.s.-ry along ne p,a
lei ElshaS-a hundred feet four inches,
p1ce of Beginning cVnIaGicg IL breadth 10 front suo
twenty feet and n each SIDE hua6rec i-t our
lucn-soc hc less-lOsrln-6 Win The ouG
uss entertainments aud rPpure1anc-s
10 Belonging. syplrzlnng Alec, Ill that
Certain VI piece Of lane r:uale lying, anc o-n
70 the Twe!i Ward OF 10 ciy of New YORK The sou u
westerly side Of Forty ,nd-su--t beginning pUaG
Two hundred let di,a1 souneasry from he cofnr! vi
the lh-uce alous sol.a
~ lids VI SAID Forty twenty feet pom;
hundred snc i-rrIy let irUr Inc
rvt OF ElsaInsveEu-, th-uc- soulhwes.rS aoEg .ios
parallel WIKI lie EighilaycLu- hundred feel tour
IyInlrc.ITr-t twenty i-t, uOC-ra,l-ry
:r- Pa!ar! Win Tie z. .n-ay-uu- gcfud -- ioCr
ineh-. t5- place OF DC ginning conaLiE u rcn ENC rear
i~-ny i--s can Size injured t- four incnrs
s-o-n-uIs hr-ai.anent' and apPurtsn.nco. -ua9 r--
Aaicn - l7n lsis- WILLIAM JONES, sn-r1E
Taos. :. PfE.S D-pury Sh-rid mis- iaSoS
q The aoUr- sale Is s.poo-c until " -cErsca., he
YORK April 2sla- l5ia WM JONES, eh-rl-.
fEc.. ?. PEERS. Deputy Sheriff 40 M
r. TIE .bo.v s4-e i arIo-' postponed 1nt W-cn-.eay
The $40 Cay u Juiy -Hi the zot pzcr N=~
fok, Nay lS.a. ls+o. WM- JONES, Scerit
T-os. T PEsss. D-puiy Saer:i. mgl5 l.~sE
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IL nFUI ftIh u" JI LII rt"CuIFIDI =.
ssSsSl4s--aN No. BruD,wicl Perm Amboy, III o.
f1a1An>sS$coc s A NJ from B,rc!a,-st. pier The
.t.aInhoat RARtTnN Capt Fuh-r III -tve III loot
{ Barcay.sl GU saturday July h. .t9 a fur P-rIh
ahoy aud Erw. Bruu. The uu.sid. fn.-e--
Thr "a b tue Nsr"~s sfJrGu pleasant WAYS q" Inc bay
nnn H4rrur, abe IAr.utH" ssn7y Hook L'.hl, sc &c
Returning the hz,lizn New Btuuswcs ri hall Pos,
Perm Amooy y, "a ,rl-r before Nj arriving IN The
Cy ALalf past CLOCK Fare Tor The whole EIcur'!0r
90
Families und pleasure parties will md this pleasant and
he.ltbul e1cur,iu. The FOut.h Crchrhie1 81 N-"
grunsSics IL n manner worthy ii the dnv The military
aud vic pfocr.sun viii b. hOnorsd y the TOmpklns ues
Cau, Ma, her and tic Indepenc-nce Guard Capt Cans
New YORK accompanied hy k-nda.fa celebrated b hrs
E.,, gm,, { staring nuncfua lisa ST.
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G-Ss -iJu,urK AWnANI.kMENr 10

~ ~UNiMt AitnANt'hNtNE IOT
s-Spirp--NNyack d. New YOrL. daily, Si' days Z. =
pied New aud splendid steamboat a Il
ROW will leave y very morning NJ Ocock. h
t.rong wiz l., NV YORK fJt of Rnhiusou-s ev-y
afternoon AT o'c oc, aud Tuesday W-due. dst F'i
day SATURDAY. viii extra nip, leaving New
YORK NJ 10 O'Clock aud NJ at O'clock, touching NJ
Pirrnur Clo,r tIuy and foot OF Hsmmotd'st each
way. N B-Touching ai Tarrvtown ever MOI ning And
NJ trip All AuGs OF freight taken at reduced prices
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DAxvflLz. Livingston Co. n. Y. Ja'

NJ
letter dated ,oa
For tventy-eght years bave teen reseen: OF est
am New York. and Tor the most part OF Geue'ee
7, a.. that time never known 30 geat pIouii'e o
an naGaut crop. There is nothing common 20 our 'o
t,, what b fa 10 pay the farmer cay 10: hs soo
"a while we can proclaim abundance we can also s~y
tb, 4, IN state Of forw4rcness that without pAa
lei In ms section
san AccipeSr-On Monday last. while man
=, The name OF Devoe accompanied By hs two sons and
o,n.r Is6 whose did not learn. was crossing
a. Allegheny q, Dicksous Falls, their skf sank when
80 the shore We regret TO add that Mr. D. ano his
.,so son. were drowned. lP,uourg Journal
M.osyrIc TELgeRLPH.-The posts have been
.n.d aodz the whole line from Saratoga Troy and
Inc wires vii be n and ready or operation by the 0,h Of
.rDly.
Or L. Francis B Renshaw, Of the L. s Nary.
recently attached the T. S. brig LawfeLce directly
fom the Hio Grsnfe. came pa ssnger In the steamer
Alec Oh Saturday, and proce.d-d Immediately u Bst
more umorec that he bearer OF dispatches FOR
our Government. Norfolk Beacon June 80.
DoUsLY SMfTTEs.--An exchange paper relates
that gsn;leIsn greatly toen by appearance Of
lovely Ohlo and attempting 70 kiss her ne was
again sD,iteR Dy her Is, so Violently as 20 lay him
spfawLis.
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I IFE SsuKASCE.-Nsri"naiL ",n ruud LIE Az
IL -ur-nc- Society. No ?6 Cornhi, L neon Capital,
a5p' 900 S2jUnUu0 Empowered ny act OF Parliament
rni. Institution embrace. Important aud 'us.isulai ad
want g-s with respect lie rance and do-fe' Hi
Th- ar,ur-d has. on all occss'ons he power To
forfeiture OF the policy, Two
the pt-!uns paid t.- t-brl sl.o the option Of
selecting b-uet AUd the OF his inrrrsts
uIn-r conycnIrnc-s or necessity.
ASSURANCES for 81 the lowest possible
DIVISION or PROFITS
Th- remarkable snd iLcrta-ne prosperity OF the
Society -nsb-d Directors. NJ Ih- ls sunuAl invests.
gaoD fourth bonus vaying from S5-o g. per
me premium, paid Zach policy effected The
or, a. srHl- FXAMPLES
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,r-a rUtt Sal ---oi.ta.oou .Av NVsG,ioLi
sS New Rochslle 10 Whte Plains shonIeu, dissutfrom
"A- eaCn containing l5N ACRES or LAND all OF chCt
Plough Lane e1cepuu. Ten Acres whichis Wood Land
The place divided lane ard 10 laid outino convenient
lo for cultivation All the N-ncss OF stone In good
order snd ground OF cultivation Tho build
lrys ell OF good III order FOR TERMS CppJ
TO D. B. KENYON. % II. premises, or OF
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HOT AIR FURNACE

SEALkER's PaisnI Improved Eo' Ar Furnaces. for
Wv h-suas p~-llngs Stores CHURCHES kc.-Th-sr Fur.
VIII economically Ace rcieruI ise air IL he
apartments vii pure ana bessy rse IRON t-Jr-ss 3-:i
gas
fbey are pui up under lhe personal scPervI:on OF NJ
Walker ne Ps-se AID cave hitherto slyer -nrr- sars
f.cuor and al wnrac:et 20 rertorT well
References: n w rsycr Fac Governor N-v-York 30.
oitai M Carries SAT- ST. p-riRIsndeci Do EDWARD Be-
ncrl ESQ II Wallet; c. D. Rhodes, ESQ ia Pear.lrr-I
Sr. fho1csE McEraih, Isl Sassalsl; Nj Geo w fact-
n. 40 Sovcty; Hsf0rphSa Asyiur,. e,o-svsrc- M
Wrn ?. ChspGac, SrookJri Nj W c. Gr-ece - Sd al;
NJ. d Ransom, ea 2i-st; CS-rlca Bank. Sros1 Ssy
J. i. asa. -. Srosirsy Dr.. Alfred WA<stzh. - VA
erly-plsee, NJ. G-sN n. Snow; Sl;o,sL
M eGs ErTsS~.v
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.nle. az the slocA n.cnmnse. .Tnuaso.y.
EEEONp BOAED.
pAsssnaLha ARRIVED,

In the ship Nebraska Crom Ma-,,it.s-Mr w Z Chan.
niug. OF so.;Op. Il smith. OF NJ
In The ship Vict.burs. Jrom !Te" Orienns-Mr John
Knight iHoy add Daughter, Mir Daniel Gilmore mrs sA
Inh Ellison aud daughter MrS brHDccs Levi. nno Der
vaut Misc Eleanor Rogers, aud s. ia the steerage.
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snux sSAnE HOUSE, "a o:7ra ~.cn-sl-A =lne =,
or--So s-lapsou, sacc1ssors 10 boofUaQ Jon nson.
Aytea Co portees dealers II So odsa Russia,
sas nsu iron ca aais scp, anc rail spikes vvs
All kt9ca. III sU-
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lSk>rS PATENT hlrGH ~ aANtSa> . nc
w eeaG Saase offered t- pGbc !ot baKi2s. oot
,ns rs.ns ecoaOry Of fuel. rney - De sur
by Aay R>ls- h-c-otor- market AMI VII IN
=. % WARRANTED The OF sA.;siactcn 20
prrcs,s-rs 10 e-st
age 9aAaSi,es OF ~e.er P-fsons r-S;rns gooi rage
VII please cal Al lS Hatsoa.i opposite ST. JOAN tPsfs
N
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~ ATkh PROOF indiz huDb-r Goo'i,,o: GooGyoars
W Patent GVreast;c %arrau;rc ~ stand cliuaL
GEORGE BEECHER, !Oo Broadway, to-tw--n Pine and
Wal .e ns. nEat SGD Is daily receiving from Tie fec
On-s general assortment OF socts manufactured n-
patent De oters Trade low Prices VIZ
Gum E-ssuc ShO-s, rl-n'I, all sizes
Do ladies' co
Warranted rot 10 sa5ec or so.eu under sry degree OF
cold h-sl
Carriage ooer clo;ai of-7ery style and l1ickn-sE
j.Psan-d Cloth ps-nI -sih-r arxn 81 article superior
10 pal-si l-s.Her, and a. less
Machine Banding, Military Tenu
Life Pr-s-ryefs, an Patterns w s.-r do,- every an.
Pouao- shower Be,cs, C.os AZ, ard
lev Prcr- Over Coal,
Travelling SsSr, Pea Coart
Horse Covers, lCIo.x. 1VeflOo1 NJHeor
Carriage AprocJ, Cap-s
Carriage Boots, H-c.' OTeraII1
Wz-=r Sails various parercs L-sHn.
sstE-ng MsLs, e aEuns and Fishing Boots,
Lscls1 AprCcI, ipucxlns pscLs, aUsa,
ArcnanicS' pfccl, YuvL czis, ulo-s,
Sun Gases AID Govern sus 2-uc-rs and s.sstcs,
A.; P-I0Ss Gloves and HIA,
Ccsir CGsalOu4 lCzn2 SlAnKrA,
Wagon Cushions, iCircicsI~s and Gir.s,
Al: hz--r-u-es lT-rL. opOrLstn-n-
q TIE .oUy- goods arc prepared oy process eotrey
Different from any uznufscure rendering la- rn
Iey Raooor goods crr-oIore sold
II inr 1Ar1ee Orcrrs promptly Sx-cotc for goods OF al
sIri-<
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LAMPS, GIRANDoLEs. &c.

LAMPS, GIRANDoLES, &c.
I AMPS. 6lRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS for The Spring Trsd---plET2,
BROTHER CO., No Is John s;r--I, are manufacturing
aud always hand ple- assortment OF article, n
er a- OF the following descnPn which they VIII sell
si Wholesale r-ixi a. LOW PRICES Tor cssh:
Improved Chemical OIL and CAn?hene La.ups,
Soils Lamps Gu, and Srunzet, IN great variety
CorpeilGI Coz celebrated P.i-ni Solar Lard Tampa
SsDdolr. xsrloCs patterns. st!l slv-r-c or hrort-d.
Susp-pdirp so.As, 0or!c Ctmphrce Lamps,
brsckel Solar. Side do DO
sc.Ar Chandeliers, Bracket do Go
Ps;-r, Lard Hsnd Lamps. Stand Go do
ertiNncia Hand Lszips Csnphcns Chandeliers
Superior Chemical OIL. Pure Sperm Oh
DO Ca,upnene Solsr'ard Lard OIL,
Do Rn-rtnx r1-id. R-Hn-d iSNsl- o. alsy
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'gNuk SUB-CnlBEn would respectfully tLfJ' Ill Inc
L senueasc CT, lh.i nc has consiSnu, on haac
aad lot sale 81 no'sTs Tor TOE s9ccI- ~
harn-ss parcnasos oorsoa Q! The sun.croer
may cepeac apon being honossoy Dealt ~ih Dc ~ esprS
u scd oal be refer gcolcrSc OF i5c
ash-s responsibility 20 Character, cacaciiy &c Any
gentleman purchasing horses the saSsro~r, sns who
may DO II parcQE Ji.s ,,-c wiz ths!r purchase
may rriarn he ~.hia reasonable Period, anc
ceivo tec tc amount o: purchase oney bsck he would
GOT wish scplcasn sura (plrchsssc o.
tiini that De 10 c1t p-r,Scily pirSsrd iIc.
les SFn NM btSSROW Ridtrs A>s,er ihS Sow-ry
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jJuonl Z oupepnutts, 81.

r. 49, uUKKIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
&qss ia SUMMER Arrangement Commencing Monday
Ma ~ AN, 1916 -4irfans eIuedla ~ili soon bo MAIDS
OF vii he gwen FOR addiuon-l tram.
leaving Murrisogu a. A II and NswSor1 Al - noon.
Leave Ncw-Yurk, Leave N-wufs. Lave mOrustowu,
O'Clock A. NJ. guclccs a. NJ 6ioclock A. NJ.
P.M. r NJ. 7 NJ.
Ps.ssng-rs ny the Mpruing 1rs,n TO HnrrsOwn viii
o'clock, viii In r-adu-ss
convey Them ScuUpeys Mountain, Washington, BEL
vid-r- and Eaton, daily Succs.u SEDnopo, Newton
Milford nnd Ow-gU on MOnd-Ss, Wednesdays and Fr1-
dzys, snd 10 R'cAzwry, Dover, Sparta aud Newton
Tu-,iays Thusdaya and SaUrdAys each lin. relurnug
IN, following days meet tne NJ ,rsins for n Y.
will leave for 3-sslng Ridge every evening
arrival % IN, care Al Murrsluwn.
Passengers 60 through, and from Jersey City houI
changing On leaving The Ciiy passengers will de-
pos,I baggage tho foot Of Cortla ndsI
where Agent III b- 10 attendance Ia receive IL All
bundle. must be- entered the wayb or the
Company WiI not hold tn-uselv-. r-sponsio!r.
Freight Will bs fJrward-d lnn-dlaoly 10 morristowD
from Albany BasIn by Slrph.ns Cuadu Line of SlUops
N-warI the rran.p priaIivu Office Of Ihe J.
K and Trans Co ft OF Lborsyst aud II dusir-d viii
for any Of Cy, ny application Al said
IRA DODD SUPERINTENDENT mN' n