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STATE OF ARKANSAS, i.
 CoUxTY or WAsHITA.
 Cireuii Court of said County, Noesmber Term, isas. ""; T. l. Bradley A,,.eDw.., ,., saes ,, wu. ". Cornell.
 TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Cont that \ said William w. Cornell is nonresident oi this State it is, by the Court ordered that pabIica- ton be made in some newspaper, published in this State for two successive weeks, the last insertion os which shall be at least eight weeks before the next term cf this Court. notifying said Cornell of thu Psndency of this suit by attachment, fof ths Si three hundred and sixty-six dollars and thir- ty-sevea cents. with ten per cent per annum from the fourth of March, A. D. lSl6 and that unless he appear here before the second dsy of the next term of this Court, to be holden on the 6rst Mon day after the fourth Monday in April next, and plead, answer. or demur 10 the Plaintiffs declaIa. ton, judgment will be rendered against him, and his property sold to pay the same. And it is or dered that this cause be continued; and, on motion of the Plaintiff and for sufficient shown, 1t IS ordered the property levied on. be exposed to sale according 10 law.
 | Attest PHILIP AGEE, Clerk l cf sud Cousty.
 Soorr X STITH, .Hfor's for Plalat,F
 NorE-Since tine above order was taken, the [ e. gisature has altered the time of holding said Court to the fourth Mondays in March and September 1 SCOTT x STITH, Sol's ] Feb 10, ls47. Prs fee s 7s 22-2w
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Jobber. ana f.apsrssrs of stik ana P.ne,
 (sness.B.

Goods. Alfred Edwards & Co. l22 Peah sireet. Clark, Work < Co, FPS Pearl st. Bowen & McNamee. ls William street, corner of Beaver.
 Chesebroags. Stearns k Co. g Nassaa street opposite Post Office. Clark, So1thworth x Tiiden, g Nassau and 7l Cedar streets. opposite Post Office. Carleton. FrOthipgham x Co, Washington stores Nos i27 and l29 William st. J. Petit X Co. No lJ4 Pearl st. Dible & Richardson, i42 Pearl st.
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Manufacturers and dcul.r- i'm Boots ar

A X A c Trask 12i Maiden Lane. Wm Smith Brown, successor of Kimball an, Brown, No i49 Water steet, near Maiden Lane Grannis k Patten, 96 Maiden Lane, near Pear street.
 II Ransom X Co, s6Pearlst.
 " M Newell Ss Co., No l22 Water st. Calvin " Howe, l3l Maiden Lane. Samuel Daniels k Co, I'll Pearl st.
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Manufacturers Of every De' scriptiOn Ol Straw BOnnets, and Dealers in Panama, LeghOrn and Palm
 E.P9f HafS.

Leland S Meilen, I'll Pearl corner Pine st. John c Henderson k Co, l76 Pearl st. Saroni X Archer. l5i N ater st.
 Win Whiting S Co, i22 Pearl st.
 Edward Bridge & Co. lo9 Pearl and 60 Beave streets.
 Mann, Swift S Co. s2 Cedar street, opposite Pc, Oifce
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Printed Caiicoe. Exclusively.

Printed Calicoes Raelusivtly. Lee k Brewster, 44 Cedarst. Commission Merchants snd Jobbers for the sale of Brown sheettnys, Cotton Yarn. tse. R&D NJ Stebbins, r Nassau, between Pine and Cedar.
 C Dudley k Co, 9 OIdsiip, between Pearl and Water.
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Clsoefasc Lan<a Sesiy.

11aa ACRES Lasd Sevip. to he tak=s ant lIlO of any of the Public Lands in the States cf Arkansas, Mississippi. Louisiana. and Alabama subject to entry at private sale For sale by VIM. B. WATT.
 l.it,ls Rock, Feb, 10. lss7, as-
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Cotton SeesI

Cotton Seed. T0 BAGS Farreliy's superior Cotton Seed. re- J ceived and for sale, by
 VIM. B. WAIT. December is, isas, i4-d
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Tobacco, Wines, AEc. | q BOXES Tohacee. \ Z cask Port wine.
 do Maiasa dos
 do Madsira do.,
 ! do tanners oil,
 2 do zaHte earranfs, 50 sacks coarse salt. Received and for sale, hY Feb. 3, IsI1. 2f--
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS French and English China,
 Glass and Earfhenyyare.

Richard Haviland No g Mainden Lane, above Pearl.
 Ffere & Conklin, n Pearl street, corner Coenties Slip
 S< Willetts, ll3 Water st. Henry W Haydock X Go, Il John st. Simeon D Skiilin, iOl Water st, 6 doors below Wali st.
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NEW YORK-lsas. SPRING GOODS,

sHEundersigned, impertera, jshbaTs, nna wAsle.
 1 sale dealers in the City of New York, invi.s the attention of buyers sn the etsnsive and varied assortment Of stocks with which they are prepared 10 supply the demand iof the coming spring trade and respectfully represent se the Southern and Wes tern merchants that she facilities they possess h making the earliest and best selections enah,e theu 10 compete with any other maIket. and st the came time to offer to the country merchants the usual in- dneemehts, s0 as 10 make their purchases equally favorable in every other respect
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To all whom it may Concern

TO all whom if may Concern. yT,AKE NOTICE. that. on the third day of No ! vennber. eighieeR hundred and fofiy-hye. ai a Sheriff sale of land for taxes, held by Pey,en $. Bethel the then sheriff of the county of Dallas. af the house of Presley wstts. being the temporary court house of the said county, the following land was sold. and bought by William 0vertnan, to wit: Section thirty, in township nine, son'h, of range if tssa, west, containing six hundred and ninety six four one hundreths acres, for six dollars and seven sy.eight cents That sa iaBd was listed for taxation, advertised. and soid as the property of k- 4. Par ker: that the said subscriber holds sad lard by vir tue of said sale, and. by virtue of deed made by Edward M. Harfiss, Shend of said county. and sue cessor to the said Peyton $. Befheili
 Now, any person who can set up any right 10 the land so purchased. in consequences of any iniosmal. ty, or any irregaiarity iiegaty, connected with said sale, are called upon to show cause, at Cir caii Coait to be holden the third Monday ef Sep sefnter, eighteen hundred and fofty-seyea. in the to~a of Prineeloa, in the eoaniy Of bstszs. why said sale, 60 made. should not be eoa6med-
 VIM. OyERMAN. Dai'as S soas'y; ,:s, ss,s' lPrs fee sii eo) is-sw
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Importers and dcaIcr.ln Harawars .

IhpOFttTs ana dchIeFsIm HnFdVVaFe nlad G0lAs.
 Wolfe x Bishop, s7 Maiden Lane, corner Gold street.
 A " Spies k Co, 9l Maiden Lane
 Van Wagenen & RuCker, l72 Greenwich, corner Dey.
 Denmistoun x Disbrtw, No 55 Pean street. op- posite Pearl Street Hotse sign Of the Paddock.
 E Robbins, I34 PeaA st.
 Edwin Hunt. 20 Phtt street, corIer of Gold, agent for Hunts Douglas Axes and Tools.
 Wolfe & Gillespie. B3 Pearl st.
 A l. Halsted & Son, Piatt st. Cheap for cash only.
 Importers of saddlry and Coach Hardware.
 John Van Nest. li4pearl st. Abraham K Van Nes, 222 Pearl street. opposite Platt. W Buck, Extensive manufacturer and impor ter 209 Pearl st. Smith, Wright Ss Go l29 Maiden Lane.
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Hrszv1sIz zzeFn Nf Combs, Brmshes,
 CmalerY, RreKncaB, EsElgRhsh and GeFalamn Rmmcy Gse0Sss. Whits cd Taskss, Nos III and iis Wil'ian q,
 Ly@sS C cooIs. ss Psass. oppo.iss Ps.d .t.si House Importer and NHa1smflacfsaFcrOf of FrinGes, GiEaps, Cords, Zc- PhyrN, Worstcd, &e, &c- Dealers im Linen and Cotton
 UMHlnNDSs 0DNRWCs wWRa
 RDISa AD0s0111R QsykNssASa
 Sc, .a.NO IMPORTERS Or ENC
 LTSH, FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS.
 Levi Cook < Co, IFS Pearl st.
 Pike & I.add, @ Nassaa q, opposite the Post oaiee. MANUFACTURERS aad JOBBERS
 OF UMBRELLAS AND PARA SOLS.
 Henry Keep s to, l22 Pearl st. GLASS CUTTERS AND .MaNU-
 LECTURERS of SOLAR GLOBES
 AND RICH CUT GLASS.
 Turner & Lane, a Duane st. MANUFACTURERS OF MUSICAL
 INSTRUMENTS .4.N.D PUBLfSIf- FRS OF MUSIC. r Rile. & Co, 2g7 Broadway. MANUFACTURERS of he LgHPRO- FED PATENT DOUBLE-4 LECTION HARP.
 yF Browne X Co, 2sl B,oadway and 7ss Clam bcfs st
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NOCACE.

A IL persons indebted ,o the subscriber. either A by note or book account. are requested to call and settle he same with Mir J. kTanss, bis author ized agent. by desAs so soos they will save costs
 H. HABERMAS. its.e Rock January 20 f817 IS--3m
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lag0lTgaS AND DEALERS Es SasSse99 AND ENGLISH DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
 ESSENTIAL OILS, SEe. Johnson. More & Taylor. sl Maiden Lane.
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MANUFACTURERS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS .3.VD PUBLfSFf- FRS OF MUSIC.
 F Rile, & Co, 2g7 Broadway.
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IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES.

A han who was lately arrested at Ea-
ton, Ohio, for arson, has made some i'm
portant disclosures. lie statea that there
is a mammoth company of pickpockets,
fhievess robbers, aad even nurderers, by
the name Of the "Royal Bsnd," or "Bos-
ton Sons" that have their headquarters at
Pntsburgh, Pa. At Lawrenceburg, Ia,
they have another resort, for the conve-
nience Of the "Sons," and one at Eaton
small branch, yet organized under re.
gular captain, who enjoys the noted sob
riquet of captain Kidd" This band
had laid their plans for several extensive
notwithstanding and destroying pro-
perty, and even murders. Several per.
sons residing at Eaton are implicated anc
some have lef' the place.
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FEMALE SOCIETY.

Nothing is better adapted to give the
last polish TO the education of young men
than the conversation Of virtuous and ac-
complished women. Their society serves
to smooth the rough edges of our charac-
ter, and to mellow our tempcrs; in short,
the man who has never been acquainted
with females OF the better class, is not
only deprived Of many of the purest plea
sures, but win have but little success in
social life, and we would not like 10 be
connected by the bonds of friendship with
man that has bad opinion and speaks
i'll of the female sex in general.
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BLANK DEEDS.
a Lot Of Blank Deeds just prin.
ted, on fine white paper, and
now for sale at this Office,
U Citizens u Soanersef.@L ).
Pause Reflect z Decide =!

EPCAtzeHS0 " ooHfeJsst'sT-n
Pause Reflect 4 Decide !!
Men may cry peace peace II when
there is no peacea!!
The war; is actually beguns! but Gen.
Taylor never surrenders," neither does
the "Rev.B. Hibbsrd's Vegetable Anti
bilious Family Pills." where they once
charge upon bilious diseases. such as
biIious. RENTING, intermiliing, conges-
live, .yptus and eruptive fevers. bilious
cholic, cholera morbus, dyseniary, sick
heae-ache. &c. in short all diseases aris-
ing from dlsordered state of the stom-
ach aud blood; keep the liver stimulated
into healthy aclion, the blood cIeansed
from all impurities, and you are certain
TO procure and maintain uninterrupted
good health. The most pssen. purifyer
Of HE blood and correcior of the liver is
"IIibbard's pills.
Females if you are unweH. procure
and use Rev. B. Hibbard's vegetable
pills, they reopen all distractions. cleanse
the syste m. purify the blood and give
animation, health and beauty 10 all who
nse them, such as you cannot receive
from The use Of any other medicine
Dose half pill.
Dyspeptics don't despair, here is 9
certain cure. Dyspepsia of len years
standing, and after ali other medicines
had failed, has been cured by tke use o
Rev B, Ilbbard's pills; taken in quarter
Of pill doses, three times day for three
weeks.
Doctor ] Wildemuih, of Montgomery
co., Va. says he has used them in hi
practice for three years, and finds then
tie best medicine he has ever used: neve
being disappointed in any case he em
ployed them in. We refer you 10 hin
personally.
These pills have such reputation il
Illinois, that they have given to then
the name of king Pills" Try them
you who are i'll, and want cheap, safe
certain and speedy remedy. Dose from
half pill TO two pills. Cirenlars Cal
be had Of agents free Of charge.
Price l2a. 25 and SO cents per box,
Sold by the following agents. viz:
Snyder & Zimmerman, Sloystown,
Samuel Kimmel, Pine Mills,
Waller Chafant. Allegheny Summit,
J. Fl. & f.. Benford, Snydersville,
Michael Sipe, Somerset tp.
William M'Creery, Druggist, Somer
sci, Pa, General and supply ing agent fo'
this county.
August 81, 1S47-6m
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rain The freedom Of choice, such person
on conviction shall be fined in any sum
not exceeding Eve aundred dollars and
be imprisoned for any time not less than
one month nor more than twelve
months, and If it shall be shown TO the
court. where tie trial Of such offence
shall be had, that the person so oiiend-
ing was not resident of the city, ward,
or district. or township where the said
offence was committed, and not entitled
to q vote therein. then on roavsclion, he
shall be sentenced 10 pay fine Of not
less than one hundred nor more than one
thousand dollars. and be Imprisoned mol
less than months nor more than 2 years.
lf any person or persons shall make
any bet or wager upon the result oi any
election within this commonwealth, or
shall offer 10 make any such bet or wa
ger, either by verbal proclamation there
of, or by any written or printed adveI-
tisemen,, challenge or invite any person
TO make such bel or wager, upon con-
viction thereof. he or they shall forfeit
and pay three times The amount SO bel OF
offered 10 be bet
A'ff any person not by law qualified,
shall fraudulentIy vote al any election in
this commonwealth, or being otherwise
qualified, shall vote out Of his propeI
district, or il any person knowing she
want Of such qualification, shall aid "a
procure such person 10 vote, the person
offending, shall on conviction, be fined
in any sum not exceeding two hundred
dollars and be imprisoned for any term
no! exceeding three months.
| III any person shalt vote at more shan
one election district, or otherwise fraud
ulently vote more than once on the same
day, or shall frauduleniIy fold and deliv-
er 10 the inspector tive tickets folded TO-
gether with the intent illegally to vote
advise and procure another so to do, he
or they offending shall on conviction, be
fined in any sum not less than fifty moi
mere than five hGndred dollars; and be
imprisoned for any term not less than
three or more than twelve months.
.'If any person not qualified 10 vote in
this commonwealth agreeably 10 law.
! Except the sons of qualified citizens,
shall appear at any place OF election for
The purpose Of issuing tickets or of in-
! fluencing the citizens qualified 10 vote,
he shall on conviction, forfeit and pay
any sum not exceeding one hundred dol:
lars for every such an offence; and be
imprisoned for any term not exceeding
three months"
And The return judges of The respec-
tive districts are requested TO meet at the
Court House in the borough of Somer.
set, on ahe Friday succeeding the second
Tueseday in October, (being the 18th,
! then and there to perform the duties en-
Joined upon them bY law
Given under my hand, at my Office in
Somerset, this 24th day of August,
"a the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and forty seven
and the 72st Of The independence o.
the United States.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Sheriff
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col. NAYS OPINION OF GEN
TAYLOR.

Col. Charles May of the regular army,
is democrat. He got his original ap-
pomtment in the army from Gen. Jack
son. Said the old General, swell young
man. what can you do in Florida? Can
Won kin an Indian?" "Yes, General, and
eat him afterwards" Enough said; call
mp tomorrow and get your commission. y
Since that time, May has been in the SER
vice of old Zack--in the everglades Of
Fiorda-in the prairies Of the West. and
in the chapparels and among the noun
zains of Mexico. The Colonel was at the
Presidents last night, and we met at
Coleman's ON his return. A number of
gentlemen from the States were also pres
ent, and The Presidency became the
theme. And they who have imbibed the
idea that May can fight, but not talk, are
mistaken. Just express doubt of old
Zack, and the man is eloquent. Said he,
tI know the man, and | love him: mere
friendship for the old General won't
answer; but love him. He is no poll
fician; but he is a patriot, from the crown
of his chapeau to his spurs; and I'll trust
him even with the Presidency. He is no
party man, but he is a republican. When
he promises thing, il is as sure as truth
and his sword is as good as gold. Il
ahere is one thing in which he is really ig'
norant, il is his ignorance ofhis own solid
worth. am democrat. | believe {
national bank national evil. ] hold tC
the principles of my party; yet go fol
Gen. Taylor. He is as good as any par
ty man we could get would trust hin
as ] would trust Washington, who wa:
no party man. believe he will conduc
the government after the plan of Wash
ington. If / were to select man as the
best impersonation of our institutions, a:
the best living sample of a sturdy, sub
stantial American, / would lay my hant
upon the shoulder Of my old General, ant
j would say, Gentlemen this is the man.
81 tell you, gentlemen, when you express
a donbt of General Taylor's honesty o
political independence, l feel bound tC
give him my feeble defence. You may
talk about not going for any man except
ing the democratic nominee, and going
for the nominee, anyhow, and for nc
other man. But, gentlemen, you will ex-
cuse me, ifI decline to be handcuffed.-
A free man likes 10 have the free use ol
his hands, and the free exercise of his O
pinions."
Such are substantially, if not TO the
deter, the opinions of Col May, of The
I'd dragons, as we heard him expires;
himself last night; and though we have
40 authority to report him, and doub
but that he will be surprised TO find hi.
sEords in PriRt, set, as his sentiments are
in every way creditable to the man anC
the soldier, we have chosen to give them
a wider hearing than the half dozen per-
sons who were present during this inter
view. 1t is useless 10 say that the ma
tional convention waive all further litiga-
ton of the merits of the nominee over ev-
cry other candidate. Cor. N. Y.
Herald.
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August 81, ls47-6m
FHNHE Great Preventive Medirine!-
4 Though Wright's Indian Vegeta.

Vie Oreat preventive Meuiflne.-
ii Though Wright's Indian Vegeta-
BILE Pills have achieved triumph upon tri-
umph, in the cure of obstinate cases o.
disease, even after they had been en,irei
ly given up, and after all other remedies
had failed, YET their power Of prevention
may be Justly esteemed their growing
glory! Storms il is said. purify
the air. but storms do mischief also,
| and are so far an evil. Were il within
human power 10 maintain the Electrical
equilibrium between the earth and air,
there would be no occsslon for storms,
for the air would always be pure.
So OF The human body. II kept free
fiom morbid humoTs, the action is regu
lar and healthy. Blu, if those humors
are allowed 10 accumulate, crisis, or,
in other words, storm, will arise, wLicl,
is always more or less dangerous.
Wrighl's Indian Vegetable Pills are
equally we'll calculated 10 prevent stfe
storm, or 10 allay il when it comes. Blu,
prevention is better than cure, besides
being cheaper and less Hoablesome.-
The delay of day in the commence
menl Of sickness has often proved fatal.
and always renders the case more diff.
cult TO manage.
Let the sickness be caused by chan
ges Of weather, high Living, want Of ex-
ercisc. close confinement, functional de-
rangemenl, or anything else, The effect
I m t5,n~ 4, st,- -
equally dangerous, and is removable by
The same means.
Have you cold! Let il ant ripen in
10 Consumption. Are you Dyspepiicl
Beware Of the hypochondria. Two
Pills taken every other night on an emp
4 ty stomach, for short time, will, in nine
cases out of ten, cLre the Dyspepsia
and thereby drive away the legion o.
devils blue For Headache, no me
dicIne is superior TO Urigh's India,
Vegetable Pills. Cos,veness, thai pre-
life mother of disease, is caused by :
torpid state Of the liver, which these
| Pills eeeclualy cures. BY striking a
tie root of disease, Wrighi's Indian We
gelable Pills prevent all and cure ALL
They can hardly ever be taken amiss, i
used with common discretion; and We
commend them TO tile use OF those whs
have not vet tried them.
Beware Of Counterfeils Of all kinds
Some are coated with sugar; Others ar.
made to resemble in outward appearance,
the original medicine The safes, cours,
IS, 10 purchase from the regular agent.
only. one or more of whom NAV b,
found IN every village & ,own in the state
Ageats for Somerset County
PARKER e. ANKENY, Somerset.
Nj. A. Ross, Petersburg.
Samuel Aimmel, Pine Mills,
G.Parker & Co, JennervilIe,
Michael Sipe, Somerset township.
Augbinbaagh & Brubsker, Centrevill,
Stevens & Schlag, Bakerstown.
| J. Shatfer Sr. g. Co. Stoys,own.
! w Chalfant. Buckstown,
Hay e. Baer. LavansviIle,
j. c. Darrell. Smiibfeld.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sal
Of Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills
wholesale and retail, 100 Race Street
Philadelphia; 28S Greenwich Street
New York and les fremont Street, Bos
ton. lmay41
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JOB PRINTING
NEATLY AND EXPEDlTI0USLY
EXCITED AT THIS OFFICE
PROCLAMATION.

w HEREAS, by an act Of the Gen
w eral Assembly OF he Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania, entitled An aci
relating TO the Elections OF this Common
wealth, il is enjoined on the Sheriff 10
give public notice of such elecnen, and
10 enumeraie in such notice what officers
are TO be elected: In pursuance thereof,
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PARTICULARLY To
DTSE.ASE.g or THE EVE


To these branches of his profession
he has given large share Of his atten-
ion for The last twenty-five years, and
he will continue to devote to them the
experience acquired by constant prac-
tice during that time.
The Hotel for Invalids is not an exper
iment. Its establishment is suggested
not only as necessary 10 supply an eyi-
dent want in this city, in the entire alb
sence of any special provision for the
sick, but is warranted also by the success
OF similar institutions al Cincinnati and
New Orlesns-the former under the care
OF Drs. Taliaferro, Marshall and Strader
the latter under that OF DIR. Stone.
The building selected for The purpose
is situated at the corner of Federal and
Robinson streets, in Allegheny city. ad-
joining The city Of Pittsburgh. II is
commodious and roomy. anl furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
he sick.
Applications for admission to be made
to the subscribers, at their Office on Penn
street, Pittsburgh. or at the establishment.
ENo contagious diseases will be adss
mitted. J. r. SPEER, NJ. d.
J. S. KUHN, Nj. ID
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the forenoon, by public proclamation,
and 10 be kept open until Z o'clock in
The evening, when the polls shall be
closed.~Ea
The inspectors and judges Of the e.
lection, shah meet al their respective pla-
ces appointed for holding the election in
the district to Which they respectively
beleng, before nine o'clock of the morn
ing Of the second Tuesday OF Ociober.
and each Of said inspectors shall appoint
one clerk, who shal>be qualified voter
OF such district"
.And it is further directed, that the
Sheriff shall give notice that every per-
son, excepting justices Of the peace, who
shall hold any Office or appointment OF
profit or trust under the Government of
The United States Or of this State, or of
any city or incorporated district, whe.
iher commissioned officer or otherwise
subordinate officer or agent. who is, OF
shall be employed under the legislative,
executive or Judiciary department Of ibis
Stale, or Of the United States, or OF any
city or incorporated district, and tia. ev-
cry member of Congress, aud of The
ota'e Legislature, and Of the select or
common Council Of any city, or commits
sioner OF any incorporated district. Is by
law incapable of exercising. at the same