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Grain.
The New York Tribune saws:

] TIC lNEW On fIOUne saws:
"!n making an estimate a few DAYS
slnce Of the quantity OF Grain exported
this year 10 22d December. Producing
Flour and Meal 10 Grain from this port,
we made the quantity eight millions of
bushels not including Barley, Rye and
Oats. We have since ascertained that of
Rye The exports reach $4,000 bushels,
averaging about n dollar per bushel in
value"
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DAILY INTELLlGENCER.
4 Neg ~arrangenlept.

al OS C1C arrangement.
On the commencement Of the ensuing
session Of the Legislature, the Penn'a
IntelIigencer will be published DAILY
during fhe session, and WEEKLY the re.
maiuder of the year-on the following
terms:
For the session-Daily, $500
For the year-DaiIy and Weekly, 800
TPayments in all cases 10 be made
in advance.
The Daily will be published on a me-
dunn sheet, the size Of the dai'ies hereto
fore issued al the seat Of Government
We have made arrangements for the EN-.
p%loyment of competent apd experienced
REPORTERS, and will give full, accu.
rate and impartial reports of the proceed
ings Of the Legislature. Ample sketches
of the doings Of Congress, accounts OF
the progress Of the war, the news of tie
day, and a general variety of political
and miscellaneous matter, will also be
given.
We will so arrange as to Issue every
evening, a few hours after the adionrn.
ment, SO that the proceedings Of each
day will be contained in the paper of the
same evening. and will be delivered
through the fist mails that Feare after
the adjournment.
The Weekly viii retain its present
size and form. aud will contain as great
an amount and variety of reading mat
ter as any other paper pS6Iished at ilar-
risburg.
TO Clubs.
The inteIligencer will be furnished 10
Clubs at The following rates:
Three copies, Daily, for $500
Seven copies, do 1000
Any person obtaining FOUR subscribers
for the session or for the year, will be
entitled TO a fifth copy GRATIS. sCPBut
no papers will be sent without the CASH
accompanying the order. Monies may
be RENTED by mail.
address e. MCURDT.
Harrisburg, Dec. - 1915.
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PEgOCLAMATION


AAHEREAS the honorable JEREMI-
w All S. BLACK, President, and @.
Chorpenning and John M'Cartv, Esqs.,
associate Judges of the court of common
pleas, in and for the couRty Of Somerset.
and assistant Justices OF the courts o foyer
and terminer and general Jail delivery and
quarter sessions of the peace, in and for
said county Of Somerset, have issued
their precePl 10 ne directed, requiring
me among other things TO make public
proclamation throughout my bailIwick.
that a court Of oyer and terminer and
general Jail delivery: also, a court Of gen.
eral quarter sessions Of the peace and
jail delivery, will commence at the Dor
ough OF Somerset, in and for the county
of Somerset, in the commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, on the I'd Monday of
February next, (Slh day. in pursuance
Of which precept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
ne, to the justices Of tire peace, the coro.
ner, and consiabies Of said county Of
Somerset, that they be then and there, in
their W proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations. and inquisi-
tons, and other reRfembrances, to do
those things which TO their Offices apper-
tain in that behalf to be done and also all
those vino prosecute against the priso-
ners that are, or then shall be, in the Jail
OF the said county of Somerset, are TO be
then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just.
Given under my hand, al Somerset, this
5lh day Of January. in the year of
our Lord 1877.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH Sheriff.
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The Louisville Journal says: "Col.
MITcHELL, who was shot in the leg at
Monterey, and is still suffering much from
ms wound, Adiutant ARMSTRONG, whe
had oSe Of his legs shot of in the same
battle. and several wounded officers and
men OF the Ohio Regiment, passed through
TINS city on Friday last, on their way to
Cincinnati. They were direct from
Monterey"
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Santa Anna and the srex,c.ns.

A letter from Monterey, under date of
Nov 25th, says:-"Santa Anna is said 10
be very strong in San Luis, having about
10000 volunteers besides the regulars
Reports, however, are conflicting, The
Mexicans are disappearing daily from
this neighborhood-no doubt to join San
ia Anna"
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RORRRR.

10 the heirs and legal rep
rosentatives Of John Ora
ham, deed.
EHAKE notice hat an inquest will
D. be held at the late dwelling house
of said deceased, in tie Borough OF
~Stoystown, Somerset county, Pa. on
Saturday the 10Th day Of January l847,
for the purpose Of making partition of the
real estate Of said deceased, to and a.
mong his children and legal representa-
lives, if the same can be done without
prejudice to or spelling Of the whole;
otherwise, TO value and appraise the
same according TO law; at which time
and place you are required to attend il
you think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
dec s, Sheriff.
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The number Of passengers that arrived
at Baltimore. from foreign ports during
the year 1916, w2s as follows: From
Bremen 8 $50; from Rotterdam 663; from
Amsterdam l52; from Havre 326; from
London ~; from Liverpool l66. Total
e,9ii.
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santa Anna and his Troops.

The Malanoras Flag states Oh the au-
thority of a Mexican, that Santa Anna
enjoys ''the unlimited confidence of the
soldiery, and TO such a pitch has he raj
sed their ardor by eloquent appeals to
their passions, that it would be impossible
to conceive the enthusiasm that prevails
among them. A general desire is ex-
pressed to be led against the invaders"
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NOTICE.

10 inc hetFS ana t6gdt rep
reseatatues Of .NGthe1c
PinkertOn, decd.
VHAKE notice Iha, an inquest viii
q be held al the late dwelling house
Of said deceased, in the township OF
Turkeyfoot and county Of Somerset Pa,
on Saturday the 30ih day Of January
ls47, for the purpose of making parti-
ton Of the real estate Of said deceased.
TO and among his Children and legal rep.
resentatIves. if The same can be done
Without prejudice to or spelling Of the
whole. Otherwise to value and appraise
the same according 10 law. at which time
and place yeu are required to attend if
you think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH,
dec s. Sheriff.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

3 ET"TERS of Administration on the
Il estate of Peter Shirer, ST., late OF
Salisbury. EIklick tp., dec'd.having been
granted TO The subscribers, all persons
indebted to said estate are requested TO
attend at The late residence Of the de.
ceased, on the 2Olh Iof January next,
prepared TO settle; and those having
claims, to present them al the same
time and place. properly authenticated.
JOHN SHIRER,
Of FIklick 10.
PETER SIIlRER,
Of Allegany co., Md.
Dec, 8, 1861
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JBRY 119R
For February Term, 1S47,

2ND MONDAY, 6TH DAY.
GRAND JGRORS
Somerset br. Henry Stewart
Henry C%horpenning
Somerset tp. Benjamin Masters
Henry ] fIeiple
David Lavan
Jacob Mowry.
Solomon Bare
Stoystown Jacob R~isheberger
Milford Henry Walter, Sr.
Hiram Will
Couemaugh Peter Miller
T'urkeyloot Eli Tarmehill
Quemahoning Josiah Swenk
Daniel Berkey
Adam FrieGIine
Jenner John j Miller
Addison Joseph Lichty
John P II Walker
Joseph Welch
Southampton John Slur!z
BerIiR Ananlas HeiEy
B. Valley Francis COunGyman
Allegheny Henry Paorbaugh, jr.
Eiklick Jacob Klein
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Milford Joseph Boiling
Michael Shoaf
George Humbert
jonas Tedrow
Henry Boucher
Conemaugh Samuel Border
Isaac Kaufman
Peter Levy
Quemahoning Michael Zimmerman
Daniel Specht
S,onycreek Tobias Miller
Abraham Musser
Shade JOHN Lambert
Levi Rerkeplle
Benjamin Clark
Somerset IN. Henry Musssr
Samuel H. Hunter
Hiram Beam
Jacob Baker
Somerset br. James Armstrong
Daniel KOutz
Jenner Barnet Picking
Mathew Black
Ohara kiernsn
B. Valley George KimRel
Tobias Lehman
jain Lands
GreenviIle Samuel Halter
Jacob Warner
John G. Deal
Henry Little
I'urkeyfool John Brooks
George Pringey
Frederick Blu Ssch
Southampton Daniel S,urtz
Allegheny George SwitJer
Addison Thomas Endsley jr.
John Hanna.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice

4 II persons iadebted TO the estate If
"a Jarob Will, Sr. late of ~Stonycreek
tp.. deceased, are requested TO. meet the
Undersigned Executors, at the Office of
Gebhart and Forward. IN Somerset, on
Saturday the 20.h Of February next. TO
seuie; and hose having claims. t, pr,-
sent them at the same time and place,
properly authenticated.
WIN. WILL,
JACOB WILL,
Jan. los Of S,onycreek tP. Ex'rs.
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SPEcIE COMING.

The steamer Cambria brought out from
sIle.432 in specie.
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Wm. WILL,
JACOB WILL,
,nrnrnnE "a ~
Orphans Court Sale

UIpldlS COurI Sale
OP RD41 D9E1Nga
n pursuance Of an order Of the Or.
b 1han's court of Somerset county.
Il ere will he exposed to sale by way of
Public Yendue or outcry on the prem.
ises. on Saturday he 6ih day of Ee5ru-
arg next, Q847) the following Real Is.
tate late the property Of Jacob Huffman,
deceased. VIA certain Tract or
2 z q II z e TlON
of land, situate IN Jenner township, con-
tanning 3l7 acres and allowance, more or
less, adjoining lands Of David Simpson.
Jacob Boyers, Conrad Keyser, John
Hoffman and others, with upwards of
100 acres Of clear land, on which are
erected a large
IaCO Story House
and lone story house and a large Stous
Bank Barn, with other improvements.
TERMs:-One third in hand, and the
balance in six annual payments, without
interest, to be secured by Judgment
bonds and Mortgage.
Attendance will be given by William
Rishebarger and John Hoffman admin.
istrator's Of The estate Of said deceased.
By lie court,
W. II. PICKING.
January IL, Is47. Clerk.
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Gross amount OF Stale
Tax for the year
1871.
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A STATED ENI.

OWING the aggregate value and assessments made in each township an Dor
,rh in the County Of Somerset fol, the year 1884, upon property made taxable by
COUNT and State purposes; as required by an Act of Assembly of this Com
eath fssedt the 9th day of JULY, 1912. #
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NETWORK LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE. January 2o, lri1
The Volunteer Aid bill from the Assembly was
announced Motions were made 10 refer II to the
Committee ON Finance with Instructions TO strike
out the preamble to commit it forthwith to the
Committee Of the Whole, or to return 1t TO the
hose with o message that 1t was two thirds bill
Nj CLARK supported this motion. The State
bad no control over troops-they were raised under
tlsw al Congress and the money to be given could
viewed only donation.
Mr. HARD considered the service performed a
uthc service and therefore that il was only ma
orty bill lie considered it the duty OF the State,
asagh not obliged to do so, to make the apprOpria-
ton
Mr. You've viewed il as a two thirds bill, as also
NJ TlICOTT
Mr. sPEscER placed the point that II was only a
majority bill prominently before the Senate. He
oonsAeted the APPROPRIATION contemplated by the
bll no, within the meaning of the words local or
private purposes in the 9th section. article LIST OF
the Constitution twas an appropriation for ser
uces rendered by these men for the State as an IN
tgra part Of the Union lie regretted that the
preamble had been attached TO il and should vote
asslnsi IL sud then for the bill as majority bill.
The motion TO return the bill to the House finally
prevailed liton.
The bill for Registration of Births, &c. was
passed.
ASSEMBLY
ine debste on the Ulster election case was de
tsit0 bot the discussion was not concluded.
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terms. Tie stock Is now much reduced. 10 Southern
we notice sales 1000 bbls Baltimore at 5ot-sorne
Georgetown al bli 06 - end 300 or 3OD bbls Rich
mond City extra at S. Meal Ia still in request and
sees 900 COCO bb have been made a, y for Penn
.ylvsnia Brsndyvine and Jersey. mostly for future de-
livery Sales Bag Meal al Ga s$2 Rye Flour goa
81 IS.
GRAIN-Wheat is in large request and quotations
sill advancing The sales to-day reach 1900 bushels
MIXED and Genesre At lij 1924 cents all for shipment
For fair parcel OF Mixed lss bid Corn has also
been in demand Al 100 cents and sales Of 1900 TO 10000
bushels 70 arrive and the spot have been made AZ
the, price cargo Of old inferior sold a. ~ cents
Rive hss moved 1900 bushels sold AZ % cents and
hereabouts for export Sales 5000 400 bushels Bar
lev for shipment at Is cents Oats 10 free inquiry
and COCO to 10000 bushels sold at a. a4-i cents.
WHIsKY-For bbls 2sI is offered Drudge Is p cts.
There have been sales Of Importance.
sEEDs-Rough Flax is 9 p nonnsIy. There Is yet
no inquiry for Clean sale OF l22 bbs old Ohio Clover
was made at cents. cash.
COPPER-Sales 1900 lbs old al Il, cents and POO do
Composition at l2t cents cash.
BEEsWAX-A 300 los were taken al q cts cash.
TALLOW-ssles 10000 lbs prime at St cents cash,
for export
ToBACCO-s.les 100 cases Connecticut Seed Leaf
at 10 cents = n.
PROVIsIONS-The provision market il still very
buoysnt and pIices rule higher today. The sales are
800 10 200 bb Pork at 10 1891 for Prime and - 30 q
10 IS for Mesa sale Of 800 bbls At 90 days made
Of II p and 100 bbs al "a 90 sales 100 bbs Sour
Prime at G2j In Beef the market Is better with fair
Transactions Sales at 2jd7 30, snd 5Oa9 - for
Country. Large operations have been made in Bacon
Hams &c Sales 10000 los BacOndry salt without bone
az cents; 30 OJ0 los Hams In pickle At q cents and
10000 do dry salt 81 cents all for England small sales
barrel Lard arrive a, q cents and 800 kegs Leland
at 10 cents q u. Cheese and Butter without par
ticular change and in fair inquiry.
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Neekf on COMMON PIgAs-Betore Judge Olshoener
-iF@tnS q Nafv ". Christopher T. Spencer Action to
eeoseF tue difference 10 resale of 215 bbls hour on
account and also for rs bbls which he received
ne amount ior later being paid into Court The
eOw' uiu icing landed. was somewhat damaged by
Nn snd The question whether there had been such
'ee.'siJ a. bound Mr. : to IL or not
Vvefi charged, that In the tender OF ponderous
30, necessary actually TO place II in the pos
Nsoe o. the party. In tender OF money II is neces
ny 10 order TO make legal tender TO have present
~e geld and silver. and exhibit to the opposite party
~ IN an article Of merchandise such as hOur il Is suf
Stnt IN order to make legal tender to say il lies on
Se dock IN such situstion--you can 20 and take il
Slo'e goods are landed il is necessary TO give sufi
eea' notice 10 the consgnee or purchaser 90 that he
s saehd 70 u; and the same 70 q resale of proper.
On purchasers aceount-ihe law requires that suf
en' n0tee must be given TO him 10 enable him. should
&c see ~ TO complete the purchase or end tho sale
sna see 10 ms own interest II Is said there had been
seWety IN ms ease, and Mr. ). made the Cautain of
,ne barge his agent In relation 10 rettns !, op sho,e
Ine Jury VIII decide from the evidence whether inch
sue se. or not and sso whether there had been
meea' nonce OF resale II they think the <laO Maid
40 ooert icf The . bbs Is all tia, Mr. : should nav
a. W. quo verdict for defendant; if moi. verdict
TIA 500 -''1o'hs maj amount Verdict for plain
x aass T. Bead Sous vs. Abaer s .sldvisA u,lr;n s
.ro.v ssa SoAs NJ Fgias-Acron 10 recover the
0ea' o. seneek for $50 drawn by Aldrieh s Whit
kvNr r.s banking Association and endorsed
S,o,s.r n ~ ne de'ence was that Elias It Adrich
ana n. .U, ", asae, WA the partner of Mr.. Whitney
AAnef ''o neeh against him instead OF
could ~ s. oF plaintiff commended that the mistake
ns,,sr =, esree'ed he ssd the defence was wholly
Aesk ,or ~ .s-thsi Msssrs Beach had ceased the
q, iS,,S fant and |, was si,erwsrd sscertsined
hn.i,s a.su. whiting had no funds a, the Mechanics
hss assoSnuon on which il was drawn and never
,oas s' s,eoaa' there Abner s. he said should have
!. ii. 49,, o when be found the mistake of insert
scn;.- ';ne one OF the arm and ss,S So instead OF
ssh - md defending this suit Mr. b eontended
ee raw =, a. right now to amend the pIeadinss insert
set a. .s Iass instead Of Abner y or take a yer
nsy vs,s sss, serwsrd so IS to have Judgment as
U.Io.s.. el1iled. against Aldrich & Whitney Judse
sssr,e n ~ 'Sa ae would be happy 10 allow such a
ssS - a ae could but he did not think h. ,,hor
ias ru,,s oy sw If swrong defendant /, ,oiped in
% 49,, eshaot be corrected juror was Withdrawn
e5orssr s whitney and verdict taken against the
sre.s,e, 80. Ds me amount-For plaintiffs NJ NJ =
Hs,r,ps,oa a az, N b Blunt for defendant. Mr. G.
H'ss'es and Mr. stoagh,on' '"'""''' "' '"
recos,, seAaa 70 Josa HuRfsT and Action IN
No ~, unsses Tor forcible eviction from nrsmise.
ar n. 'eI q on the I'd May last The aeisnee 4.
1''s OIL Mr. G. was up and be was legally dis.
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES.

IRON THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE adapted ex.
cusvev her instruction Ia The natural laws Of her
system and al the diseases ~ her critical periods by I'd
ward n Dixon. NJ D PIP 80. price : ,. TO ihe pun
CHARLIE. X. RING. corner John-sL and Broadway No
mother preserve The respect OF her children and "a M
her duty As their natural protector AM Instructor without
he krf al 20 contained within the pages 0f his
mo-i Indispensable volume. The Boston Chronoype IN
is leading article oi The 10Th December pro1ounce- Of
speaksbe necessity ami written with admirable ielcs-
cy 4rd psiunessF
OPINIONS or TIE PRESS.
The careful and prudent mother may consult this WORK
with great advantage 10 herself and her oisprny
fDr. Barileti, Editor New YORK Albion
"Dr Dixon has lent deep interest 10 his work and l.
doing good service by ts publication
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
DR. Dixon has treated hs subject IN sincere, earnest
and thorough think u will bave wide ciTcu-
lauOnr Tribune.
The suthor Is practical surgeon long standing. and
pupil Of Dr. Mott he has handled the vsrous subjects
with decacy yet with apparen, determination to rom
municaie truth with The utmost force and earnesness
Evening Post
Woman snd her diseases emnenty hled 10 be PLACED
In he hands OF females of all and conditions snf we
hope that will be universally read and studied The su-
thor has adopted FOR motto To the pure al thngs are
uure bu was quite unnecessary. II any are so corrupt
a. 10 seek for such work from impure moty 80 iheg viii
BE- more likely reap more good nan harm rem IL Fefu-
sal" ~ J. nltIoi
We said that Dr. Dixon had discharged bis duly In
snr.essffl manner To Go 90 perhaps not easy 10
communicating the necessary information TO avoid minis
t-rng 10 impure feelings. expression ihat could
mise blush the most delicate cheek, 10 write no word
that could cause the most careful mother 10 Withhold me
hook from her daughter OF suitable certainly hired
nce inc euent and grcst CANTOR. We believe hst THIS
work combines all these requisites Boston CrnnotVpe
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..rours ron THE TRIBUNE e.
pIsfArcraIc TELEGRAPH'



sryATE. .WAsinNcToN' jan -
r,s.sprs.ented resolution , iOu, we war and
VI riS 1.,nout against the Mexican " ar anu
que .;;.,iou Of Slave Ier'''o's' c,,, citizens
Mfcis's;, prsying aid in the formation Of a
f'l' : Oregon and offering TO serve IL VIC
Co 'y = v,,ico without pay. ii,
rssiS'i As on Naval Affairs reported ON
inc Co'n'' ,s construction Of four steamships
Sssr s.d resolution declaring 1t neces-
NJ ME- .as;,;onal revenue Of five or ten mi
sp NJ bv increasing the duties ON articles
lass annS' IA imposing duties ON those no" ifee'
hos hA a. expenses Of the war c.;,..oe
y nes' as a Mr.. HuSTiSGroS, the Commle'ee Oh
% Do.D "a Instructed to inquire the expedlen'
iEnsnee certificates granted under the " are
5sasrg System: ,.,;on rights OF land to set.
INC Oregon, was taken up ana oPPose" ~ .",,
5.'g@s and supported by MT ""''
i'..-,a,ned ill tomorrow. ,hon ,oken nm and
- Ton Regiment Bill was 'nen ,a"o "a 49, 81
,i.,.d by Messrs BkSToN' DA,,o ,onS h vas
ee,ae. ~ fsrther debate, an amenomeh' was
oD h,'e, ,~;5;nr FOR one regiment OF volunteers
FoPoseo lPg;mspt Of foot rihemen IN lieu oil nine
90 o.s ,. n infantry rejected, ~ TO -
'sgnenIs ~ amendment was then rejected
Mr. AIch ssoSry other amendments were pro.
y 70 ~ 81 which were agreed TO- and without
- sct;on the Senate Adjourned, ,
hhai se'V ,,n s OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
-, u hoUr resolution Of yesterday - ter
~. :, O'Clock, today the debate IN coIsiai i,
a,na S,ss whole on the Naval Appropriation OH
was adopted Io.,o in Committee of the
LUZ, tne and debated by Messrs. BAYLY EWING
T 10y, sINxs of S. c. and J. X. lNoERsoLL.
d.a clock having having arrived. MIR. SAwrEB
V. sS % nroceed 10 vote on amendments.
rts Char decided that as the Resolution read
10. ..orrow.v though offered yesterday, 1t mus
40, Irrp It's passage -,
ses cnrouittee rose, md reconsideration Of the
...is,;oa being moved, the House refused, - Il
%, "a jsy the motion reconsidered on the table.
notion 70 adjourn was negatived by Yeas an'
Ius :.
..IIing the Yeas and Nays on various motions
= .Joa,n. 70 excuse from voting, on calls OF thu
Ne sppeals from the decisions of the Chair sc
TSs House wa. left in session as this dispatcl
f..ad
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NNA>TED-By young English woman. stusion
w snd sesnsress ard lnderstsnls making aud
stinr chdren's clothing ard ssc cspshir o. miing he
situation Of cha rh-rnsld ard ws,ier. N respectable
family and give uneNcspu 'uaae reference om her
last EMPLOYER ard Aso FROM where SIZE stverses Please
inquire ~ CanssL where Tie advertiser can BE- 49, Tor
csys II not suited. ~ Il
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Go-partuersbips.

>roTICE.-The eopartnership Of PRIME, WAkD
lNkISG i Ibis dag dssosed BY mutual cog seni, -
t.tsneing business u he trn Will be laulsaed ~ me
-b.r-ib~r- JAMES q. KING,
rDyaRD PRIME DEFINING DUEk
ssD..rfEr WARD ARCH'D ORACLE KING.
B-The once Of PRIME, WARD a kiNS 70 re-
,,ved 20 No 10 and p Merchants Exchange HANOI
go rneir elurern- viii he hcuide ed by JAN - "
KING and EDWARD PRIME, who have ben agiy sP-
pointed for that purpose ne" io's $3.50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO the above noree-In ne -ab-
49,. 80 erntinue me business, - ar As Il my oe
49,. - No., under the am u JAMES o. KING
INN n1ss - JAMES o. KING.
= 9S'0- DEFINING d. Eh.
ARCH'D oracle KING,
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