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FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
JAMES ~. POW ER,
OF MERCER COUNTY.

H"We have been requested by the
County Treasurer TO state. that the sale Of
unseatcd lands in Somerset county has
been postposed until next yeaT-tie edi-
tor of a newspaper in Philadelphia, to
whom list Of said lands had been sent
for publication, having failed to comply
with his contract in time.
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Tha Meeting.

The proceedings Of the Wing and An
timasonic Wing meeting, held at the
Court House on Tuesday evening will
be found in to-day's paper. We bespeak
for them a careful perusal.
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s,CM Mr.. SLIBELL, our Minister TO
Mexico, arrived al Pittsburg on the 9th
inst. on his way to Washington, accom-
panied by his family.
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FLooR.-Flour is selling in Baltimore
at 81 90, in Philadelphia at 81 20, and
in New York al 81 SO.
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GCThe rumor Of declaration Of
war against the United States by Mexico,
published in a postscript last week, has
not been confirmed by later intelligence.
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Somerset County, SIS.

81
80 4 I an adjourned Orphans
:lgSsgM ~ Court held al Somerset.
- SsS in aud for said county. oil The
S a2d day OF April. 1916. Be-
fore The Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion Of F. NJ, Kimmsl, ESQ.,.
The Court grant rule on the heirs and
Legal Representatives Of Elizabeth Poor
baugh, decd, to appear al an adjourned
Orphans court 10 he held at Somerset,
OIL the 4!h day of July next, and shew
cause if any they have why The real es-
tate Of said Elizabeth Poorbaugh, dec d,
should not be sold.
Extract frem The Records certified this
22d day OF April 1876,
WILLIAM Fl. PICKING.
May l2, 1861, Clerk.
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County Commissioner.

Mr.. EDIToR:-I beg leave 10 recom-
mend JOHN None, of Quemahoning
township, as suitable person for Coun-
ty Commissioner. MILFORD.
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N office.
To the heirs and legal rep
resentatives of Peter Pc
tershcim, deceased.

TNAKE notice that an inquest will be
z held a, the late dwelling house OF
said deceased, III the townshlpof Sioney-
creek, in the county OF Somerset, OIL
Friday the 26lh day of Juue. 1916. Tor
the purpose OF making partition Of The
real estate OF said deceased, to and a.
mong his children, and legal representa-
tives, if the same can be done wIIimuI
prejudice TO or s2oling Of the whole;
Otherwise 10 value and appraise the same
according 10 law; al which time and place
you sre required to suend if you think
proper.
JACOB PIlLPrI,
mi2 '46 6l. Sheriff.
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RegimentaI Orders.

THE enrolled militia within the bounds
the Sd Regiment Of p, NJ, will meet for
training and inspection as follows:
The 2d Battalion at Somerset, on Sat
urdav the 9th day Of May next.
The Isl Battalion. at William Rush's,
in Turkey foot, on Monday the 18th day
Of May nex!.
JOHN EDIE. Col,
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BRIDGE BUILDING.

FSHE undersigned commissioners Of
q Somerset county. will sell on
Tuesday the End day of June next. al
o'clock p. NJ. the coniractIs The low
est bidde. for building bridge over Bea-
ver Dam creek, where The road from
Berlin 10 Sloys,own crosses the same.
at or near David ShaGer's Saw Mill
A plan OF the bridge will be exhibited on
the day of sale. Sale to take place at
The bridge.
F. WEIMER,
j. r. KING.
mIs 40 p. BERKEY, Ccn'rs.
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II Office.
To the heirs and legal rep
rcsentatives OF Jacob Mo
Ses. dtceaSed.

ses, deceased.
YESAKE notice that an inquest will be
& held at the late dwelling house Uf
said deceased, in the township Of Shade,
in the county OF Somerset. on Wednss-
day the 9th Gay oi June 1916, for the
purpuse of making Partition of The real
estate, Of said deceasd. 10, and among
children, and legal Representatives, II the
same can be done without prejudice 10,
or spelling of the whole; otherwise 10
value, and sppraise the same. according
law; a, which time and place you are
required To attend il you think proper.
JACOB PiiIlIPPl,
mia 40 CT. Sheriff.
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Caution.

WHEREAS my son Daniel Arnold
w having left me. and being not
yet of age 10 act for himself. | hereby
caution the public against harboring or
trusting him on my account
GEORGE ARNOLD.
mayl2 '46.
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g B2M.l Z LIRDE E91WI}
FACTORY.
w Ool C3rGlmgag.

TESTIE subscriber. having been absent
Z from home during tie lasl fall and
winter. and il having been reported
through The country sha. be was not gn-
ing To return, wishes 10 inierm his Gus
toners and the public in general, that he
has arrived. and intends 10 carry on The
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~ "A

4 young man who understands some
/ a thing OF The house joiner and Cabi-
net making business, and who would be
willing to work under Instructions, will
meet with situation by calling on the
subscriber.
Also an apprentice 10 the above busi-
ness will be taken. A boy of I6 or IL
years of age and who can come well re-
commended. viii be taken Immediately
None buI one OF good neral character
need apply. One from the country
would be preferred.
BENJAMIN F. BEATTY,
Somerset April 25 40.
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YB. PALMER Esq Of Philadelphia at his
Real Esicte and Cos! 06ioe, Is our authorized
Agent for obtaining Aersrfl ss'le'ts ana s''S-
sc1;,Dtion for the HERALD and IS clothed
with fan power TO receipt for any monies paid
% him on these objects. His agency includes
,be f,llo,vioz cities. viz:-PhiladelPhia. New
Yo,s Baltimore aud Boston, aud his Offices in
49, several places arc located as follows
pI5Ig9sIodsc-No, 50 Pine Street.
V.,e TgrE- 10. &c Nassau
Rqfimors-.S. E, CJrner of Baii-& Cal st
R.siga-No Is State st.
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REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

ENHE enrolled militia within the
d bounds of the 4lh regiment =, NJ.
will meet for training and inspection as
follows:
The Cd Battalion on Tuesday the I9Ih
day of May. in the town of Salisbury,
The Ist Battalion on Wednesday Ihe
20lh day Of May. in the town Of Berlin,
JOHN Fl SMITH, Col.
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.Manufdcturing

busInes in all lis various branches as u
sual. SalIinei. kentcky- Jeans. Tweeds,
Blankets, Carpet, Flannel, Cieth. &C.,
will be done in the best manner, and as
low as at any other place in the country.
Country carding and fulling will be
strictly attended 10. Aud for tue conve.
znience cf
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
In pursuance -; the foregoing appoint
ment, The subscribers will meet al tho
public house of Wn Ii Picking, IN So
merse., ON Saturday. lie lIh OF July
next. to perform the duties snjoined up.
OF them by salt. appointment. when and
where those Interested NAV attend.
SAMUEL. GATHER,
SIMON GEBHARr,
ROSS FORWARD.
Auditors.
May 10. 1896 6,.
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GTJSTGIEE3.R, s

whe live at distance, " unl will be re-
ceived and returned onre week during
The carding season al the following pla-
ces.
Edmund Kiernan's store. cross roads,
John Helpless Henry Shelters Joseph
Zimmerman and George Masters,
Esqrs Dsridsv.lle.
Country produce will be taken for
cardine, iulIing and manufacturing.
OWEN MORGAN.
Jenncr lP. AP % 40.
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.YEW DRUG and
MEDICINE STORE
IN BERLIN.

UyHR subscriber would respectfully
inform the public, that he has just
received and opened out IN The SipFs
room Of Jacob Kimmel. Esq, in BsIliH.
fresh and assorted stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Dyes and COJecti0naries,
which he offers to sell very cheap fer
cash.
Persons wishing TO purchase articles
in his line of business, are invited 70 cslt
and examine his stock.
au 2i'46. SAMUEL ]. ROW.
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-. .L,n7 the const are b.ocksded the introduc,

towns along the coast are hiockaded the mtroduc'
non OF these arms is ver.r easy matter.
General Arista has arrived st the Capital to take
snd surrender OF Ma.amoros. Garcia Torres, pab-
Usher of El Monitor ReprbEcano, whom men
toned IN one OF my letters last May victim to
Paredess tvrannicsi eiict concerning printers hiss
also returned.
I hear nothing important from Yuca.an, beyond
the fac: OF her null adherence to the Federal olan
and her reception as enc of The Free and Sow
ereiSn States" OF Mexico.
We have nothing rom the Pacific SO late, pre-
sumo, as your intelligence.
The John Adams sails to-day Tor Pensacola. and
viii take this The carries up Captain Carpenter.
late commander OF the brig Truxton, with bis
Clerk Purser and several of his crew presume
the Captain vii find public opinion particularly IN
isnant on his arrival and equally unjust. the ia
vorirs Democratic and childish practice OF pre-
iudeins cases of alleged delinquency having been
fully indulged under the encouragement OF prema-
ture reports from naval officers. themselves ignorant
OF the facts. \ Court OF Inquiry can find. IN my
opinion no grounds OF censure in his conduct prior
to the loss OF his vessel pom his proceedings
after that event those only who have been IN SIM
liar situations should be permitted 10 pass iudg-
rlent
Reports are current that the Cumberland will
leave for one of the more Northern ports OF the
United States in SIX weeks TO undergo full repairs.
The Adams goes TO recruit the health of her officers
and crew. she having suffered much off Tampico
during the past three months. Yours, &c. L
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Ohio.

Our returns from Ohio are far fewer than they
should be at this time-there having been no boat
from Cleveland to Buffalo for Sc hours preceding
Friday midnight, the date OF our last adrices So
from the central portion Of the State we should
have had full advices yesterday, but they failed
we think owing to failure of the mail from Wheel
Ing to reach Baltimore in season to connect with
the Great Mail Train Eastward on Saturday even
ing. No news argues bad news, and we fear the
clamor raised against the new Tax Law and the re-
peal of the inhuman and disgraceiul Black Laws
OF Ohio has given LocoFocoism an advantage IN
this Election. 1t has become sure thing for
the State to wheel about at each Governor 5
Election-frst one way, then the other-tlat we
shall be most agreeably disappointed lift prove, at
ter all that WILLIAM BEBE. the noble champion
OF the oppressed and degraded against base preiu-
dice and demagogue clsmor has not been defeated
The following are the reported majorities which
have reached us
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Power ahead. ...IO,OsO

e The Counties to come in will probably re-
duce Powers majority little and but little On
the other hand nearly every full return swells 1t
beyond the first report Thus Berks, which we put
up on Loco-Foco authority from LOO to 1900 the
official puts down to 2, 74o, while Lancaster
which we long kept at l,5Co proves by the official
1880 the largest majority ever given there in
proportion to the vote cast. York we handed over
to the other side, because the Pennsylvania would
haveit but we have now letter from the Borough,
written while the canvass was going on, which
snys the Wings have elected every thing and that
Power has 200 majority. There are and will be
more such, and from present appearances we think
Powers majority in the State is quite likely
10000 as less. 1t is abundant, any how
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THE JUDICIARY or NEw.loRX--ln few days our
people will be called upon decide whether our pre-
sent Judiciary shalt be abrogatcd or not
1t ia perhaps the most important question sub.
mtcd to them. 1t IL that will involve tho rights Of
person and property for twenty years to come.
We have read with much attention and interest n
work published by Gould Banks n Co. No l4i Nassau
st. Newiork This work is entitled LHbss Practice and
PieadNgS IN Equy. In our judgement i; is trst rate
work and examines the subject of reform In our Judi
ciary far "a 1t relates to Equity Courts with great
fairness and candor
We ehoud like to this book in the hands Of our
intelligent voters The work 10 conservative md will
meet the views OF the radical reorncr. Nevorthe
less, oieo Lei tho light be spread among
population Without committing ourselves upon this
very important subject, safely recommend q
careful examination of the arguments for and against IT,
to be found in this work
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second Senatorial District.

AT Il Convention of Wing Delegates from the
several Counties composing the Second Senatorial
District, held at the Orange Hotel in the village OF
Newbursh on the 10th day of October, 1856, pur
suan, 20 the call from the Wing District Committee.
Hon. JOSEPH j, JACKSON. of Duchess was
called 10 the Chair. and JosEru EILIs. Of sullivan.
and R.onYRr PRoupFrr, Jr. OF Orange. were ap-
pointed Secretaries.
A letter was read from lanes Humphreys Esq.
declining the nomination made by the Wing Sen.
atoral Convention held tho Both day OF Sep
TENDER last.
Whereupon. on motion, i, was unanimously
Resolre9 That ALEXANDER J. COFFIN, Esq OF
Duichess be nominated the Wing candidate for sen
a,or from the Second District
Rssolred This, the proceedings OF this Convention be
signed by the officers and published in the several Wig
papers in the Second District and Newiork Tribune.
JOSEPH J. JACKSON, Chairman
= Sro,ox-r " Secs.
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From the New York Iatler,oninn.

CANcER-We call the attention of those afflicted with
the above disease to the advertisement OF Mr. No in
our columns, who to our certain knowledge has per
formed wonderful cures without the uss OF the
knife internal application, and who can produce nj.
testimonials from persons OF respectabiity who
have have been cured by his remedies There can be
deccp ion practced Mr. Norris in no case requires
payment until perfect euro has been effected lie IS
well known in Pennsylvania, as having relieved mum
bers when the faculty have tned Mr. Norris was sent
for express from Montreal attend TO lord Metcai'
(snce deed but on his arrival found tho TOO lar
gone TO render any relief
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Dist.
Congress.

Dist. Congress.
J. L. c. LEVIN, Native by 1852 majority
2. JOSEPH r. INGERsoLL, Wing, by 1000
3. Charles Brown Loco, owing to the running
ola Wing and Native against him.
4. Charles J. Ingersoli, do. do.
5. Montgomery, &c JOHN FRIEpLEy, Wing gan.
G. Bucks and Lehgh, ]. w. HoRNDEcK. w gan.
z. Chester, A. K. Mc1LvAISE. Wing reelected,
Lancaster JOHN SrRoHN' Wing. reelected
10. Rich Brodhead Jr Tariff Loco, reelected
II. LuSene, &c. CHESTER BUTLER. Wing gan
le Bradford, &c. fIPImots -doabttul-yet.
See Wilkcsbarre Letter Also the following from
the Rsadiss Gazette OF Saturday
'"12rH BRApfoRp ScsouEHANNA AND TIooA-R.
g. White Tariff Loco, Volunteer candidate said be
elected over David Wimot Anti. Tariff
Is. Union, &c JAMES POLLOCK. Wing reelected
IL. Dauphn & Schuylkill, G. n EcKERT Wing.
1000 majority, vice A. Ramsey Wing
IL. York and Adams. HENRY MS, Wing gai,
lf. Franklin Perry, &c. j. L. BRADY Wing gan
II. Centre &c, JoHN BLANCHARD Wing. reelected
ls. Fayette, &c ANDREW STEWART. Wing. do
~. Westmoreland, &c Jo5 Mann Loco. no change
20. Washington. &c. JOHN DIcKEY Wing do
81. Allegheny Moses HAMPTON Whig do
-. Crawford, &c j. w. FARRELLY, WING gam
.. Erie, &c, doubtfui-prob. Thompson Loco
24 Armstrong, &c. ALEx IRVINE, Wing
Sizseen Wings certain Native fee Loco Rocos,
two not yet fully heard from. We do not riv, mn
the Erie District though Judge Thompson j, person
ally very strong, and has made friends by openly
denouncing in Congress the Harbor Veto and the
Tariff Of 40, Wehope White tCorthe Tariff of AZ,
has beaten Wilmot. who cast ,hc only vote texcep,
Dallas from Pennsylvania :Sr the Tariff of 40
Loco-Focoism is indebted for a good part of the
little that is left it to the obfque aid given it by
Nstivism IN Philadelphia County But for that
both c, j. lnserscll and c Brown would have been
severely beaten by Wings, and Powers majority
would have been at least 5000 greater than il is
In nearly avery Wing District the msiorities are
increased while those of the other side are wofuly
cut down. In Berks ii is less than 1900 so in IL =
Northampton and Westmorcla Ad Districts.
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DIED

on Saturday, the 18th inst aged 70 years, EDWARD
second son OF Mr.. Sinclair Tousey OF this City
On the morning of the 18TH Mr.. ISAAC M0SER an
old and respectable nhabtant OF the City OF BROOKLYN
in the seventy ninth ycar OF his age
His friends and those OF his family are respectfully ir
vited to attend his iur1ral from the Sands-st " T.
Church this afternoon at half past O'Clock withou,
further notice.
At Albany, n Y. on Saturday the 10th inst of brain
fever, ANDREW AUSTIN n native of Scotland son Of
the late John and Mary Austin of Galloway. Scotland
Savannah papers please copy.
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MARRIED .

On Sunday evening October 18th, 1916. at tho Church
OF the Epiphany by Rev. Lott Jones, Mr.. TIMOTHY g.
ROSS TO Miss MARY ELIZABETH HULL al of this
City Halifax papers please copy
On the 18th inst. by Rev. f. Tucker, Mr.. PURDY A
AUSER OF Croton to Miss ELIZA MADAM. daughter OF
A. MADAM. Esq. OF this City.
At the time. Mr.. SAMUEL $. AUSER OF Sing
Sing TO Miss LOUISA A. MADAM. daughter OF A. Ma.
dan, Esq OF this City.
At Newburgh. Oct 18th, by Rcv. Dr. Forsyth Mr.
ROBERT A. FORSYTH to CHARLOTTE daughter Of
Samuel Williams Esq
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rourtCnlendnr. TINS Day.

SUPERIOR CouKr-Nos. lI 30 49, 81 III IN
Isl, Is 81 100, lO.. - - 10, 3d. $780, IA ~ lS lis
Us.
COMMON pLEAs.-part Mos. !. 3. 5I9Il. 1877
10 81. Part 2-Nos. =. !, 2i6 Is :. 10. - H. To- ls
CIRCUIT CouRr-Monday.-- ls1, 9, 10 - Ii. y
~ u o. "
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Business Notices.

FAIR AT CASTLE GARDEN.-This will be- an ntoresE
ing night at the Fair In consideration OF the services
the Band from the Blind Institution who have perform
ed several evenings at te Fair to ihe great delight
several thousand steners the Managers intend present
ing them tonight an Instrument. An Address Will be
delivered on the occasion. Those who delayed Visiting
this really beautiful exhibition should embrace the pre-
sen, opportunity will doubt close with this wee
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THE FUNERAL OF the late Mr. Fox to-.
place yesterday all the arrangements for which hss.
in the absence OF Mr.. PaSenhaia) been directed br "
Champion, Secretary of The BRUSH Legation. TIE &
ueTs was attended by the President of the United St,.e
the heads OF Departments, the Diplomatic Cora "a
many OF oar most respectable citizens
TIE religious services We're iuiprossyely perfnrrA4
By Rev Mr. French Of the Protestant Episcopsl Churb
The Pail Bearers were the Secretary OF State Ma,
Gen Scott the Minister OF Russia the Minister OF rr.,
Commodore Warrington. the Mayor OF Wsshinrto,
The remains OF the deceased were convened 10 -,
Congressional Cemetery sad deposited il, the pDbI;.
vault await the instructions OF his connexions !,
England. National ln,elIsencer
CONCLUSION OK TIE TSIAL-The trial of Wm
R. Myers, 5. :. Myers and WIN $ Burr before ~.
Mayor yesterday upon the conclusion OF the arm
men, OF the Commonwealth Attorney. brought 10
closethe Mayor deciding that the prisoners should 4.
be sent on for farther trial before Examining Cou,
be held on Wednesday next. The Mayor refused bal
and the parties were rccorimitsed TO Jail
Richmond Whig SATURDAY.
The Richmond Standard of Friday says -" Hcrra-
upon horrors Where will this tale OF crime vo snt
misery end We learn that Mrs, Myers at less; such il
the report III the city) is rayng maniac ana ony mn
served from setdesiiucton by manual restraint Nav
God pardon her guilt and relieve her suterinssr'
~ The Steamer Hibernia Capt Ryrie. sailed
yesterday afternoon between , and O'clock with :,
passengers for Liverpool and Il for Halifax IA ,hr
mails are due here from South OF Charleston many nj
the letters intended for the viii arrive too late
All the mails received at the post office here wcr-
promptly dispatched. Rcst. Post, Saturday
SHocHISG-The dwelling house Of Samuel GUY
man, about fvc miles above Harrisburgh was burn,
down early this morning and shocking 10 tell himself
his vile, AMI five children, were burnt 10 death.
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r. Hon. AppIsoS GARDNER We hear. has
deceived running for Lieutenant Governor. Ii he
is let of we shall insist thst Silas shall be also
The latter is more entirely certain to DC defeated
and has SIS much dread OF it IS the former Bet
ter give i, up a, once. sni let You've and FISH
walk over the course.
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F9nriA Congressional Districi.
ny MaGYETIC TELEQR4PH

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 18th, le+6.
Farelly beats Lowry for Congress in the Mild
District, GRAVEYARD gives Farrely $50 and Mercer over
500 majority which Venango cannot oounterbaance.-
Crawford gains Two Wing Members to the House w.
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~ KNOX, l2s Fulton-st. lSun BuildngS deemins
unnecessary enter into PARTICULARS respecting his f"i
Fashions for 1916, would simply that his new fys
will excel in beauty nghtness taste and color any 'as
offered TO tho hat wearing public of New-Yo2' ~
prices are as low as hs hats hne oiin
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Cos 40. BEaa. " ~. L. "a. BAaILey. ToD.

Bebb's MAJORITY, 3,O5l BartIey's do aso5
Wing loss Ola Bartleys majority in the State
was l2..
1t some comfort to see that the Loco strong
holds fall of as well as the Wing. The storm is
doubtless the cause All may be right yet.
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~ Beckman's celebrated syrup has been pro,ed "
be the only certain remedy for removing the hereds
tendency 10 Cons umpton, and place the system VI
state Of sound health Office 49i Cortandst