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From the National hfeNgencer
The war Of Conquest.

That there has hitherto been no step
taken, by Congress, to interpose its au-
thority to restrain the President from car
rying out his designs oil conquest and
domination upon Mexico, must be either
because Congress does not believe in their
existence, or has no disposition TO thwart
them.
To show that the report Of such de-
signs is not without lou ndation, and that
designs af conquest, in the fullest sense
OF tic term, ARE entertained, we present
10 our readers the following evidence, not
to .be sighted, of one who evidently
speaks from persoal knowledge:
FROM THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN OF July %
We care not how explicitly they
the Democratic organs may deny any
design on the part of the Administration
to prosecute war ofconquest in Mexico.
The thing has been determined upon al
ready. Instructions have been given to
the commanding officers of the army
which leave no room TO question the
views of the Administration on this point.
lT is TO BE A WAR OF coNQUET, re-
gardless Of wrongs suffered by citizens
of,or expenditures incurred in the prosecu-
ton of the war by the United States
We speak carefully and advisedly when
we say that no peace can take place--no
terms OF compromise will be accepted
no medium will be recognised, Uhich has
mol for us basis The absolute surrender
Of Upper and Le,cer California, and fIse
Department Of New JMexico, to.he u
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WOP1gRe
To The heirs Of Peter Brad
ford, late Of Somerset COun-
tn. Penu'G. deceased.

ty, Penn q. deceased.
In pursuance of The above commission
the undersigned auditors therein named,
will meet al the Hotel Of Wm. II. Pick
Tag in Somerset Borough, County and
State aforesaid, on Friday The 2stl day
of August nert, to perform the duty
thereby enjoIned upon them. al which
time and place. all persons interested
are notified TO atteud, if they see proper.
SW PEARSON,
l. HUGUS.
S. GATHER,
Somerset, July 81. 1876. Auditors.
The Weekly louisville Journal and
Weekly Missouri Republican will copy.
as per order Of court. and send copy of
each number of their respective papers
containing the advertisements TO this Of
fee.
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WE,ig Nominations.

The Conferees of Somerset, Fayette
and Greene covnties, have re-nominated
the Hon. ANDREW STEWART, the cham
pion of American Industry, for Congress.
The friends of Protection in his district
owe it to themselves to give him a vigor-
Gus land hearty support. The British
Free Trade Bill which has just been
passed by Congress mnst be repealed,
and in this work the services Of Andrew
Stewart upon the floor of Congress are
indispensable. We predict his reelection
by largely increased majority, though
we have no doubt the Free Traders will
make dead set against him. He is a
thorn in their side..-Pa. Intcl.
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Notice.

TIME collectors Of militia fines. in
u the several districts of this county.
are required by by law, 10 settle of the
whole amount Of their duplicates within
sixty days, from the time at which they
were received. Those who neglect to
do so, will be held liable for the amount
remaining unpaid. as no generations
will be made after the time above spe-
cited.
BY order of the Com'rs.
r. l.. STEWART,
July 81. 40. Clerk.
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nited States. On no ground will the
Administration consent TO cessation OF
hostilities, even for a moment. This Is
the ultimatum-this the basis Of the in
structions to the commanding generals OF
the army. Phe Rio Grande to be the
boundary line between SO much oil the
Mexican territory as is not swallowed up
in this demand of the Administration
Ne,o .Meaico and The aehole Of Cai3or-
MAS to be the absolute property Of the
United States! Whatever the "NEws
may say, it is TO be a war of acquisition
of conquest-the terms OF which are
dictated by the Administration before
handmade condition precedent-and
not dependent OH the final settlement OF
the differences between the two nations.
II any Senator or Representative shall be
desirous of ascertaining the true import
of the instructions which have issued
from Washington. let demand be made
on the President for ALL the correspond
ence, and il will be found that we have
not spoken without authority"
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance of the foregoing COM
mission the subscriber will attend a: his
Office in the Borough Of Somerset. on
Wednesday the 10Th day Of August next,
TO discharge the duties injoined on him
thereby, OF which all persons interested
will please take notice.
SAMUEL GATHER,
July 81, lS46. AUDITOR,
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A0W WOE1gRs
SAM'L w. PEARSON.

NEAVlNG returned 10 the practice
Ea the law, tenders his professional
services 20 his old clients and the public
generally.
Office in North erd Of Snyder's row,
lately occupied by A. J. Ogle, Esq.
decI6 '45.3m
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Notice.
July 81, 40.

Estate of Elizabeth Hus-
band, deed.
yEvilE undersigned having obtained
q from the Register of Willis, Letters
of administration with the Will annexed
en- the estate OF Elizabeth Husband. de-
ceased, requests all persons indebted to
said estate to make payment on or before
the 20Ih dav of August next, and those
having claims. to present them to the un-
dersigned at his office in Somerset, on
or before said dav.
SIMON GEBHART,
iHIv IL, '4G-6t. Admir- &c.
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TO TUE AFEIJCTED

Id a l a. ~
LllMUhE LUCk INFlRMARI.
NoI5RPrntt street ne,r tbc nr,a.. ,
I'D HAD DuS ,
III IL KIN
DRESENTS 10 the oaI,c,.d ,hn -, 49,.
tINEoEL> . I'D the aulcleu the most certain.
remedies ana emeae Gus treatment IN particular disease
THIS INSTITUTION, ,
having for the many years Of lis establishment Baltimore
upon public confidence which no other can aspire The
eight years experience could addnee The grateful testimony Of 90
CURE WARRANTED Ok NO CHARGE,
in from ~ to 20 hou in mid forms and the most agsavaIs
the best part OF his HE to study of branch OF
Or PfAenen win theoretical kno"ssd
ano assures he unfortunate OF hu AID and candid advice with
out siasseranon OF er'orson 10 enIs..
MA I THIsl
d. " mas oeeh mort etehe secret disease prat
ues hah any otheI pnysciah IN 'h' Guy
Inc great aenons ms paeuce has been wen aues'e
" inc :" Psono in eeoe' useu oy ht
,o heI peeuy anu eeiAn eneetl are as mid an
N n,s S IN ~ perform pei
Aneh' cure n a. AA' hou' - 'onen' required oA" an
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M m nsat,s m. nern,eioo, .ouno,na. oe M.,,, P,.
,, =, an. irnor.n, hn, ,ssa.ss -, 90 S ,n
emss.. Sry. out da,r iOse,s Of hro~ipS sask mon n,
cleansing the blood re,toIine viRo 10 The or.n an
strength to the system.
LET THE READER REMEMBER,
tended experience the genuine oapnr Of science Their san
acknowledged BY untold numberI
humble roof Of the yaeya IL made vocal by the voice
Ing praise.
may congratulate himself upon the benefit
from his researches and rejoice that he thus spene
healing afflicted, n position envAbIe than III
gided throne Of eaIths proudesI
TAKE 1T TINE.
Let the unfortunate Of pleasure whe
affection overtakes them that ho hbe osin ap
eauon to competent physician they oAy obtain Icei nor
pam asoa ana sSoe snI CONSTITUTIONAL injury Dc
he eoodJuy be- where symptoms have become confirmed
disease more widely easea Inc aPd advances Of This Truly is
yng disease IL SUFFICIENT TO strike terror into the boces heart ~
bod results repulsve contemplate when
dtseoong hoches with hacking pains, beay ia the unbaI
victim the deadly preyng upon his va then and
then do many awake TO fun sense OF hsir danger While
with shuddetng fear from the bold cs aac dsOang path Of tn
OF rrrnE humanity let not be forgotten that there
otef equally alarming though more slow and nsous diseases tbs
corunuay threaten NE npudent how e does The Voay OF
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my friends and the public generally the
IhAve had and am much that very
Gle reedy invite all in OF article line
call being detennnsdo offer great greater
ducements than any the trade
01- Bear mind that CHINA HALL No. 20 street
the place buy and fsshionAbe styles prices.
NH 20 HUGH A. WATT
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n 0OK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub
TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TNRE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
Il, his friends public for the great eIent Of paoa
age he ba and bss leave inform un
tha Lis PRESENT fot Manufacturing Cce arc most
annie and that with him will IND him AZ ready
ever cheapest. ircS and mo honorable terms and
% q. vote the rigid attention to their interests
Having been extensively engaged manufacturing Cceks Tor
more than twenty past believes he has had sueen
non,r Becoming with the wants Of Cock deal
era would hereby respectfully inform all who make he
they shall be furnished with Clocks winch
cannot be surpa-sc point OF workmanship or finish
IT'S that sevcra manufacturers and dealers
arr CONSTANTLY selling and abeledas
the genuine Coek which fact Is unwilling aeAno~
om their superiority he trusts that purehas
err appreciate advantage OF buying direct from TIE aei'y
in which they he the subjects OF this inPoso AN
orders cash. will be promptly ana uhiu
Strangers no send their orders BY mail may rely
upon receiving the personal application Coee IN
tended fo Foreign will be carefully selected anu
With reference markets All CLOCKS purchaSn NJ
tb, are warranted to perform well and the sse
vii be delivered board vessels free OF uansot
rbar witk possible attention sha De
aid 10 the his friends and patrons he respectfully 20
ects the patronage OF all -.
Warehouse in Philadelphia, at 30 North Third Street
Warehouse in Baltimore, 36 South Charles Street
FacroRr Haven, ST. Johns Street between hamil
ION and Market 23-iy CHAUNCEf JEROME.
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AT BROOKS. BELL. S = gSIbs0N,s.
Gonrnnd nnd PXthnUorn..

UDfTHAGoRAs, the most learned all emaiieian.
Of Old discovered that the OF
70 The squares Of the Other two les OF the right angsd
Hut rvmansd Ter Dc GouRAUD
pound which should have the properties beauns
the human skin by
tses ks Under the Gouaud Medea,d soap
this compound IL known throughout vorA For
nothing A can b. u,.J
with hard BE- comp aimed now AZ an
the Lady Bausserres and nous
taehes but how far be considered Of
saot OF beauty Questionable they
~ OF womanand therefore
selves % hese addenda
done BY using Gouraad's Pouds subtes ot purpose
W Dr. PEN Gouraud has agency IN.
of has inmtabe PREPARATION, Rs.si.s
must be purchased ut No ~ Main street, Of
au 20 GAvNok woCD Drusr,sis
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- r WIN , caneei, EyslI e,As, on sores VI
80, ,, , 20 ,, s't " any any ~ l q ~ Ahs ron
- ~ 100 =, az, 80, - - W., - , Nv ns 'eshnlo
IA. q" ' " WIG ' P'OPe'ue' W 'no H0o'e na"'u me
o., L., . ..,,,,. -. No., .r T. -. -, =. n -,
who s,s dsIv ,rnro.I uon nv ,e,,,Ss's - - % %
- 80 a. ~ ~ -. - ~ ~, "" ~ u wv nelr Us
ne person af MI sro".s whose 0e''', Gay ne
AZ our oes, no uiIAS ie-i sew io'H ~hsre he Ia.
n1V u remain lo rev ua'' 'or the SATISFACTION Of
a. NJ ~ " $3.50 ,, =" -, ~ 49,, 49,, =, -. M,
" e] Du' s'i' I'M RON nus Iainy IN fha
Read! Read!! Read!!!
We the Undersigned having visited Mr. Brooks IT, al the
oes OF Me-srs RowaRd Walton $40 Market Philadelphia
GO ] n case Toe '''' one we nave ever Witnessed
H,. di,s,s. ,,. s,,oo, ,rl ,.,,,.i. anna, , - ., ,,
yesr. eorGe with the Seroys, mus nav NJ" '"e'''
His palate the entire roof Of his mouth nose upper lip and
10 o. The ne eye have been destroyed his face nearly ea'ea up
de; s., = ,a; % b. cas-; e., ,,, m ~
Of hsGee. mas. Of deep and pain
III ulcers
20 zoe i OF a- he comm need taking Dr. CULLRNS
90 s IAN wA,eh elscEed the d,eaie IN
ana ion mat TINE the cure has progressed without in
New se,h supplied place deep ulcers, and though
Dady dhsuea m Ae selLd and hs general health restored
l . "a l tne tIeatl,h' OF Mr. bfoon case no
@ W. D. olnunss' o. oase srpniohs has been ued-n
Chas l.. Rovsnd asadyus Cnwford county. Penn.
;; J. W. v, JoDs. ~ .; Foam :, u ,.ss, rh',dePei-
~ w aPPt,,,Dn W - 70 SCUM - 90
I'm uul', s. law" !, n ' si, eouSy NO
~ p,, 49,, a. a. .,as S ~, ~ -. r., - No.
la woermeSe Editor Pima Dsrnaeas az No5 ~ 40
Geo W. Metz, 'iushHl Eer, az Market 81, Pbia.
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WINES.
NIX CASES CLARET
- 90 ar pipes do
80 DO Do Port
do Superior do. orsaeby
h7o DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
DACON-lO Hhds. Sides, just received and
ID for saob
juI GORDON A. SKINNER.
DORTO RICO MOLASSES-lO hhds prlmd
n quahy-for sale by
Oh BARRELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR
aus woRTHAM, NeGRUDER co.
VANILLA BEAN, for uavcrIng Zee Cream
received and for sale by
ju 30--7m =. ". EuErACE A. SON.
lnnn LRs. COPPERAs
OOOU 1900 he ALUM
90 bbis. LOCKWOOD
bores STARCH
Receiving and for saio AZ low rates, BY
iu ~ 2. JOHNSTON, Druggist.
NATOOLsgYB SUGAR, bofes
w Baltimore Whisky, bids
aoisf and Winner Bleaehfd on
Iaekeans Mould Candies
Mofgan's No sosp-Fof uie BY
h97 DAvENPoHr. ALLEN co.
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FALL FASHION OF HAT.
EtnOWH--7l inches hirh-7.16 Yeoman-l Bel NJ sides
- front and rear curve.
Tip-t oval, curve, . 10
Brn-9 inches wide front and AMI ~ 10 sides sua
edge cud slightly roled sides
Set 10 slipped I Inches curved
Bandine-Ia1s WIDE satin and striped
Hinding-l inch wide, hnc ubtcd satin edred
No. ~ Wain Street,
a. D. HoovEn Respectfully gentlemen n Rel
ond and vicinity that haVioe made arrangements win Mesr
peebe Cosar Of Broadway, vii Introduce Ii, abo,
bat simultaneously with them, this city on he qp,h ins,
Riehmond, August 17h, Is46.
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Co-pARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

M ALBEsPEHRE,s BLIsrER PAPEn Zoe
WI. maintaining the discharge Bsers This prepared "a
has been In or and upwards aongt The
-eians the Partisan Hospital and
Acknowledged be besi composition ever USED Tor
dressing bher abundant uniform discharge with
aud preventing decomposition OF the matter
erced durIs the Intervals OF thereby contributing great
to Cleanliness and comfort Physicians respectfully t-qres
ed to call and examine the article for sale BY -
n GAYNOR a WOOD.
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Spring supplies, 1916.
CHINA, GLASS, EARrHENWARE, &c. &c.

H AVING received from
IL IL the manufactures In Stafford
shire, via Liverpool, per the Ship
Hottinguer At New York, and the
Ship Madison TO James River, my
spring supply Of China, Glass and
Earthernware, consisting OF new, su-
penor and desirable goOds-ani by
the Packets from the Northern and
Eastern CIlies, having received IN part
and am receiving. my supply Of Glass,
Looking Glasses Fancy Goods, &C,
many articles Of which were bought
At unusual low rates, and all upon the
best terr.s-I am enabled TO Offer TO
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PHILIP NJ. TABB q SON,
aFNERAI, AGENTS AND COLLECTIONS,

once, Main street. opposite EIehanee banA- -
A TTEND TO THE COLLECTION OF CLAIMS OF every
~ description; Renting rseerNihs the rents ana sehs
ropey in town adjacent country lining out Negroes COZ
seunt 'n'" i''' ~ aust
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B.RLTYH0RE AND FEW YORK GREAT
Z a

B.RLTTH0RE and NEW YORK GREET
PERIODICAL DEPOT.
&EAy M TIA HLOR, &; co,
Wv PUBLISH THIS DAY!
Godey's Lady's Book for March, 1886, embellished
with two beautiful engravings-FeThe First ScGape,"
hne humorous engraving; the popular ''Mazourka
Dance" beautifully cOlored. Single number . cts
81 per year.
BOOKS JUST RECEIVED.
Llfdner's Library No. 10, 25
The hendcant of Pont des-Arts, a tale by VIM.
hauif, translated from the German, 1874
Twenty Years After; or, The Three Musuueteers, a
sequel to the Three Guardsmea, part /, 25
Count Julian, or the Last Days of the Goth,
Historical Romance, by w. G. Simms, 374
Blackwood's Magazine for Feb. SO a year, single 25
The Democratic Review for March, per No. 25
The Tartar Chief, or Russian Colonel's Head
for Dowry, 25
Living Age, No. 90, l2k
The American Farmer for March. 10
farmers Library for March, 50
The Stepmother, by James, so
Roger Button, by James, ia
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
Nos. A, 5 and Jarvis Buildings,
IL North street, Baltimore.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Justices Of the Feace for Baltimore CITY. We
have been favored with the following list of
the names of the magistrates for this city NOM
mated by the Governor, but not yet acted
upon by the Senate. The only new ones, we
believe, are Mersrs. Wolfe, Shut and Peters,
in place of Messrs Miller, Elder and McPher-
son: ...
Walton Gray, VIM. A. Schaffer, Thos. H.
Belt, Noah Ridgely, Robert Dutton, Samuel
Manning, James IL Mcguire, Peregrine Will
son, Wyndham Spurrier, VIM. Warfield, Rob-
ert A. McAllister, Jas. l.. Armstrong, Chas G.
Ridgely, Grafton d. Spurrier, c. c. Egerton
Dennis Sweeny, Nicholas Brewer, Aug. Carere,
Eli Duvall, VIM. Stansbury, VIM. McJilton,
Francis Foster, Richard Middleton, Thos w
Brotherton, Chas. Walsh, Saml. Purvance,
J. b. M. Latourueau, Joshua Cockey, John
Showacre, Alex. A. Kennard, John Wright,
John G. Proud, Alceus B. Wolfe, Aug. P.
Shut, Edw. T. Peters.
Eshumanity. Officer Ridgely, of the firm
of Zell, Ridgely & Cook, yesterday arrested
tailor named Robert McCardle, on the charge
of il-treating his apprentice boy, small lad
about eight years old, named James Carnine.
The boy had evidently been very badly used,
his person showing unequivocal signs of the
ill-treatment he had received. 1t was with
great reluctance that the little fellow could be
coaxed to tell how or by whom he had been
abused, although assured by the officers and
magistrate that no person should harm him for
so doing. Justice Gray before whom the ex-
animation waslheld, released McCardle on Sc
curty in the sum of $500 to appear at the City
Court on Saturday. The child was taken
home to his mother by the officers.
appropriations. The City Council has ap-
proprlated for various purposes up to this date,
Ss,S9l Sc.
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GONG THE WHOLE FIGURE. The New
York Herald, in announcing the revolution in
Yucatan, and the determination of the inhab-
tants never again to be reunited to Mexico,
adds, "that they have resolved to send dele
cation to Washington to confer with our gov
eminent, and, if possible, obtain protection and
assistance" We do not know what foundation
there is for this statement; but if they want as
sistance, we think it probable that they will not
be disappointed; for it would be only nitiatory
to the grand measure of annexing the whole of
Mexico, which will certainly take place, We
have foreseen and foretold this from the first
movement in regard to the annexation of Tex
as. A nations ambition can never be satisfied
We have Texas and must have Mexico. The
Herald says, in reference to Yucatan-ssthat
glorious country, the New England of Mexico,
will then ultimately be annexed to the United
States by the peaceful and voluntary consent
of its citizens" We do not know that such
consent will be very material-for, five cannot
lay claim to the territory by priority of dscove-
ny or occupation, or by contguity, we can set
up two infallible titles, either of which must
settle all dispute as to our right, viz: destiny
and the "Book of Genesis" Fate has decreed
that the whole continent shall belong to us;
and Mr.. Adams has shewn by quotations from
Genesis, that we are commanded to take pos
session Of it. If we recognize the validity of
these two modes if exhibiting our rights, We
shall be prepared to adopt the suggestion con-
tanned in the following paragraph from the
Herald:
"Thus rapidly advances the destiny of our
Republic. Yucatan is about to seek IFS shelter
California is fast filling up with Americans,
and will soon fall peacefully into our arms-ali
Mexico will soon follow, and the American
eagle, soaring to the summit of his glory, will
spread his mighty wings over the whole CONT
nent. But would it not be better to merge at
once the whole Of Mexico into this happy
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New YORK CIRCUS. The lovers of Equesranism
will be pleased at the announcements that Howes,
celebrated Circus, from Palmos' Opera House, New
York, will open in this city, at the Front st. Theatre
on Thursday evening next. In addition to the ia
Tented performers composing the company, the ma
mayer has secured the great cald-the renowned and
famous Madame Macarte. She will appear on the
opening night. Previous TO the opening the interior
of the house will undergo thorough renovation
making it the most pleasant place in the city in which
to spend an evening.
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DI ED

On Sunday evening, 9Th inst, at 10 O'Clock, 4
SARAH LAWRENCE, widow of the late Jacob II
renee, in the 9lst year OF her age. The funeral
take place from the residen ce of her son-in Laws
BerteauJ corner of Lombard and Bond sts., at -
O'Clock this Tuesday afternoon. Her relatives
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
On Sunday morning, It'll inst, THomAs KRLIt
the 74th year of his age.
On Saturday morning, GEO DoRNEY, iRfaRt
of Joshua Jones. 81
On the 9TH inst. EDWARD HARDY, infant son on
c. and Isabella Garfield. \
At Washington, 9TH inst. Genn JOHN P. VAN ~
in his nth year.
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G3-SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES. The course
of lectures being delivered in the Fifth Presby-
terrain Church, Hanoverst., will be continued as fol-
lows
Hon. II. w. HILLARD, Of Alabama, on THURSDAY
EVENING, March II, Subject-HOliYsr CroIn-
wen.n
Hon. w, l.. GANCEY, Of Alabama. Subiect-"The
Rights and legal disabilities Of Married Women"
There are a few course tickets HnsOld, which can
be had at the door at the proper reduction. Single
Admission % cents. mhiOdt
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NEW HATS vs.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.

1He95TS' KldaUT3 q me upper. "
% Many are the ills and vey9tOnS ore is subject
to, who sports shocking bad hat. In oden times
it conceded that "lhe mind is the index of the
man., but now, in this age of Improvement and great
dscernment, let the body be the tenement for mind
of the noblest attributes of heart so good and
generous, how liable is the pOssessor TO be cut and
passed by unnoced, if he be not decked in the trap
pings OF fashion, particularly a fashionable HAT! Ii
III fact is now all and all to constitute the man. for
who is not aured by outward appearances: Aye,
does not 'the learned pate duck TO the golden god >
in Obeisance TO what is the head than in it?
Therefore, your leaders who would command smiI-
ing recognitiOns. and hORied congratulations should
go TO 'EKEEVIL'S,n 50 BALTIMORE STREET there
purchase HAT cheap, and of quality to DER gloss
faults innumerable, if such there be, the which
''Like richest Alchymy,
VIII change to virtue and to wortbiness.o
Respectfully, WILLIAM Fl. KEEVIL,
mhl0-eOtfr Agent for the Proprietor.