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6arristura. Ganiar 10.

Senat-Sie @itunS pauerte nnr frei
Oiertsltunben, NORM tloB cine Insatl Bits
fhriftsn einfam, absr lonit niebts 0Didbtiaes
berbanbeIt murbe. Scr 9enat Dertaste fteb
bann bic sin Sisrtsl Dor 12 lbr, uin alscail
bsr Wiscsrsiule bss GouDernSrs bei5us
fpobntn
s.--5r. Ssrncn teritbtete cine Sia,
Die Nearineer @assgompanp AT infrrpori
rem /; Sor. Smitb cen 3uias psr Nfte, tpsltt
Der Slcu pcrf nno erieseiientabnermranr
srlautt ibre Babn bnrtb Sueqnebanaa GO.
su Isssn, init Ysranpernn9sn.
6r. efbsImau psrlas in fencm SiBe cine
Bill, bic fir Hufbetnn9 eee OtiliSsrtrsirrne
Ifcr9t. Ger SefoluB bon qeitsrn, bic 9ufbe:
hung Der 9ooeeitrafe bstrsfeno, Fam auf ;ur
s,peitsn $efnna. 5r. evans untsrtthste ren.
Islbsn. !6r, Srif bot cine rtc(Irruns an,
allies nab bcm 2Scrte BslhtcTen aus,ullrch
cbrn, nnc tafir binSuIcgsn ca6 Die Commit:
tee nntcriutbe, of es 5pefmd6ia Iei cae Sc:
fes auhubeben weltbes bic Sobcsitrafe aufer:
ltst. 9iele Serte0eruna nuree NIT 4G &C.:
gen As Stlmmen an9encmmen.
Slotb einise untrrcutence Gefhdfte murs
cen rcraencmmea, als bic 6arrieturaer &ds
cles in 70 srcBer Nn5ahl bersnfamcn, ra6 ss
Den Serren &Irbmahern gar ipunpcrfam
pcrfam uno fte ss fir ratbIam bicltsn 0eb III
rertaaen, beppr ctwas Gttlimmsres paraus
cnttano, bis Inn 2 llbr D1lttass.
9ie IBifcrreinGssuns tes Scu6ern6rs
fano CUR bctimmten @unrs itatt, uno Ipdter
lpuroen feine Selhdftc mebr Ssrrlebtet.
inorrisbur9, Sanuar 10.
t.-9is @sicbdfte hiefeS SerperS bes
trafn ausiblieslib Qcfols@n9sls0snbsitsn Die
fir uniere 2sfsr pbne SntersfIt Iino.
s.-Ser SsfbIub, Die Nufbsbun9 Der
SoSssifrafs bstrsffsnb, mures bsiprcbsn, psrdns
esrt uno an9enrmmen.
ern. Soia's SslbIu6, ben msrfanii. &ris9
bstrsHsne, pafitrte in @Ommittse oss Ganvn
une wurcs bonn Biz Wlcnta9 psrfbcbsn.
Garrsbur9, Sanuar 20.
t--Jor. 9idarbs perlas cine Sill,
sur Snforporirun9 Der Ssffsrions unb Yb6nirs
pile Surnpsif Comp.
Cine Bill CUR Gc9ulrun9 Der Dablbiffrifte
rrurbe aufsencmmsn uno paiiirte Die lsste Gee
flung, sbsnic Bills fir bic Snforporruns Der
9ottStaun unb ScDsrstaun Surnpef,@ cmp.
6au5.-@ins fSrmIibs Slutb bon Sitts
fbriftsn fir psrfbecsne Qpfals3wsde, fam Elm.
SsrIbsbsne 0OfaIsSiII6 murbsn BON MitaIes
bern in ibren Sieen psrlsisn.
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Spn Der 0efet0cbmn1.
Satriebltra, SoNil

potrlspura e5ahuar II.
t.-9ureb Den Sprsebsr uub ar.
pere Wit9lcoer muree cine arc6e Un,abl
Slttibrtften pcracle9t, inter rirIen cine fir
ole Sntcrporirnns oct W1eebonies Yant, in
Wlinerepille, ump cine fur Snfcrpcriruus ei:
ner Surnpct Company in plpmoutb Sauns
ltbip, Dlcntsomerp gauntp.
Nuf lntraa bcs 6rm. SmaQ wuroe Gin
Selthnb an9sncmmrn, bic Mili3s@
tnitruirenp ju unteriuebcn Oh cs Ietifliet lei
oas U'ilisererjiren aufjubeten, unp etenfalls
Ill unteriudben uno jn bcriebtem, wslcGe pe,
tsrs Nnfmuntrruna n6tbis 1T fir bic Sormi.
runs frcirili9er grmpasGien.
5r. ScbnIcn htcr9ab einen pereinten Yes
Itblnb nnfere Ssnatoren i'm gcnare6 inttruis
renb uno Die 0srrelcntanten srIutbsno, ibren
Slnflub 5u 9ebrantbsn, INN cine ebrenUclle
Sntlalinn9 fur Die heioen pennIplbanItben
Nsaimcnter su bewirtsu, bic jcet in O1e eritc
ino. Ger SeIhlu6 ipurpe nurtb bic 6errcn
Spbnicn uno Smaa unterItist uno pal(lrts
o,e lcste $elnns.
Cine Bill Ucrlcrens willsn uno sc,tas
msnte trtrefenr, nnc anbsrs, uitbt bon aQse.
meincm SnterelIr, paIftrten.
5au s.--3ablreibe SitHe6rifcn purecn
elnacreitt
6r. epans bot eincn Ssie6lu6 an. oieGe:
riebte: Committee initruirsno, cine Sil fir
Die HbIhatfuns Der 9cossttrafe ~ berlobten,
rpeleber NIT 55 9esen SO Gtimmen Usrwor
fen purce.
Cine Sia. ,porin fir bic 8e3abluns Der
Setrnar Sntrc6en seicrst tpiro, (fte perwils
liat 81, ,o00,00 fir Den 3,ped) wuroe anfse
nommen unc panlrte bic lssts Qsfums
Solscnbe Bills ,puroen auf tcm O(aBe SET
Iefcn - Gin 3ufas 5u Bet Nfte bic ginnab-
men Der 0cpnblif au Drrmsbrcn; einr SiG,
bic fir fcfcrtise Seruitbtuns Der Nelsfnrs
ten fctat cine SilI, bic bas lisarnce 9erm6.
aen rerbeirathcter Sranen Dor ten @huloen
Ibrsr Olinner lt6ert; Gin pereinter 8eIeblu6
cae cffrntliebe $ano krtrrhtnb.
Tim IL llbr pereintrn tth tciee 6dufer i,t
Convention. I'm sinrn @taats,Gehasmeitter
~ srwdbIen. Oas Nefnltat mar ,pie folst !:
tnr ArncIp Nlumer IS, fir 'Scbn 8anfs So
St'mmsn. Gis sctos timmtcn fir II. pln,
msr l'np bic Dbias fir 9. Sanfs; 6r. p.
1T temnah ermablt.
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SSpm Grie0sicbailplatc.

enolitb iebsint Die Ianse Nube unIrer Hr.
NEE 'pisosr rnrh eiaise Ibdtisfeit unterbro.
eben ju wsrSsm inbrm cine Abtbsiluna 8c.
fsbI snm 9Intbrn6e erbaItn bat, nm bic bis
lsst nod nntclssten pldgs bss >anres 1u ts.
iesen. Seltbsr waren nur 3ise awlctsm Der
5auptItaot mo Sera gru3 sn tsridten -
Die Snsrilas ipnrcen inpsB lebarf neeerse:
baltrn, uno Die BefebIe, Itc als 0iaubrr, rno
Oisjsnisen rpeltte ibnen irasnb Sor1tbmt lei;
iten, ais Nantssnoden 5u tetanoeln, Itbci.
nen febr 3pefmabis. Chen 70 friebenfor:
cerno 'persen ftt aepib Die Ma6reseln srpei>
FEM wconreb Die 3abluna ber 9tsuern nno
Absatsm sur american Safe anascrpnet mors
osm 1T. ertracroinare Sriesssg ontribntice
nsn iparen pislletbt nod pirfIamer. es
teibt: oaB 8sfeble bon 11a1bim ston er!aden
iao, bic W6nSn in Wlsrifo, 3aratseas, Gus
aeaarara Durango u. {. 10. in Operation 5u
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Der Pas. wsItsn Yrsftsat polf benz Gins
bsIni9sn General Santa s(nna 9ab, bat ibpn
psl llnbsil an9sribtst mc YoIf flbff mag
jest mcbl phnibsn tas CT osnfslbsn ME ssaes
ben bate. 9a si9sntli6 9iismanb rsbt wsis,
w's unS parum Der Ya6 sisentlib es9ebsn
wurSs bat tsr gcnSrss nsulib sinsn Ssiblus
pafitrt, NORM Der YreTcsnt aufssforbsrt mirp,
Die Sriefe wsldbs sr init Santa Nnna rpesblsl,
te, esm Scn9rsGs pcrSuls9sn, mas er absr runo
abSsibla9sn bat. Der @rnsrss bat biss @cms
plim'nt tsDr ubsI auf9enommsn unb ,pirb ben
Yriesnten oasu iu Slninasn futben.
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EIne aut9riebebcnc Court pcn Common
pleas, fir Serf6 eountr, miro am 3knMcns
ta9e i'm Ssbruar i'm bisitgsn @rurtbauls tsans
men. Die tberbduftsn @curt9slbdfts MAIDEN
biss b6bif nctbmenea.
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ltmierc sSreimilliaem.-Du adttar

Hnferc Sreitpiligeu.-Dr a6tton
S'men Cameron fprbt in snem Srisfs Die
W's'nun9 aus, Sab bic bsitsn psnniplpanii6sn
@ss'nsntsnter. Die ib jset in Wssrifo bsfns
Ssn' balo cine sbrsnrcus gntlaiTuns bsfcmmsn
wsrosn. sic iino auf msnigsr alS Elm 9rttsI
jul"mnsn9sibnlol;en mo bon cen &saein0er
artlsr'lten miro faum mbr ol6 Der 5ts She'll
iurtlffsbrsn.
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Gee einee Con9rees nIannca. - Der
Nbtb. Scbn 9E. ecrnbsf, Sisprsisntant iiir
Snds uno qsba @auntp, i'm Gpnsrss, lfarb
am porlsstsn Scnnta9 2tbsno, in fsinsr QSobs
nun9 in Nllsntaun, i'm alter bon pisriis unb
sIn'9sn Sabrsn, an Der 2tusisDrun9. vt bins
tsrIisb sins bstribte Bittms uno cine arc6e
Nnjabl Sreunee, fsin friDes gnbs III bstrauern.
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popular ruirb; ibre 8orIibtsmasrsssl wsrSsn
jseob strpas Su fpdt ansswsnoet, unb basSsu'
sr i'm &ifsn miro ibm sbsnfonenis fbaSsn,
aIs ibm bas in Der Srcnte fbabets.
lcr. sriff, bsr Trsbsnmaber 1T sbsnfalls
turudberuisn, oesr bsisr Su fasen sans psrabs
fbetet worben. aGsnn sr surif fcmmt fins
bet sr feline Stslls, ale eritsr gbrsbsr i'm
Staotss1spartemsnt in Waibinstcm turb si'
nen Nnbern bslest.
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Ser Spmsres.-9isisr Sorpsr par DOS
r'9s 9sobe faum Sage in Sieun9 unb mdbs
rsno SsnisIbsn wurcs nibtS GSitbtisss psrbons
belt; Der Sris9 biIest mmsr nod ben jcaupts
Ss9snitano Der 9sbattsn in bsiesn 5oaulsrn
nno wlrS Go wcbl nod lan9s bIsibsn. Sis aas
Mit9sssr ibrs Msinuns ibsr esnislbsn ousass
tprebsn ba6sn, m69en mobI nob siniss Mcnas
IL psr9an9sn isin. Der Sris9 dussrt ibsraa
,slns 2Slrfun9sn, absr lsibsr nr9enes quite.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-01-25
Der Ztterale Becobatter.
Sfeabin9, ten 25. Sauuar 1S4S.

E. w. CARR, No. 44O North Fourth St.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per. ~
VF9em ahtb. 9Giliam gtrcn9, pcm@ ons
9rss, srifattsn mir unftrn Oanf fir ntsrei1anz
r tfsntlibs 9cfumsnte.
Ter. :. 9S. Elm junasr Mann in @un,s
ru Saunfdp, wslbsr rOr Idnssr ais smsi Sab.
rem elnsn Sbaer BON unS lsbnts uno tis lest
eas 9SisssrbeSablsn psraas, mro bisrmit gun,
ssetsnmals aufssfcreert binnsn ;psi @ctbsn
Su bsSablsn, antsrn Sails bat er llnfcifsn sl
ertparten.
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Sns SSetter War wdbrsnb bsn Ieetsn
S'9sn Der pOri9sn QScbe un9smcbnIib miIp,
bssr fur ben O1drs alS fir Den Sanuar pal.
tsno. 20 fbsint esmnab faff, al5 Of bssmal
Der Wintsr febr 9slinbs poriibsraeDsn wcut,
'psnn nlht esr Ssbruar unp GNar; uns ibrs
qaunen nob fiiDlsn latIen.
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Sas Seuer im @icfen.-9is gintss
rufuns BED Ssnsrals Sectt itbsnt iib su Be-
pat'ssn' absr bic llriabsn pslbs osislte per.
anl"ilsn tlne blob benz bcbsn &atbs ndmlb
Dem prsfoentsn unb fsinsm @a6inst, bsfannt
@stfsrn Dor a6t sassn fcll cine 9spslbs pom
SSafbinstOn absssanssn Isin mOeurdD @snsral
Sectt turidbsrufsn unb Gen. Qecrtb aus ars
reff enhanen nirb. Gin anosrsr 0SsridDt faat,
baB bic @enerals scmfon, Suibine unb Butter
bsauftrast pdrsn, in Msrifc siu &rsssssrbt
ibsr Gen. Sectt 81 baltsn. Oiss miro mabrs
fhsinlib bas Ssusr fsin, moron @sn. Sectt
rorausiasts, oas ss in fsnsmMhdsn austrstbsn
wiiros. prsiibsnt Yclf unb fsin Sabinst ibss
nsn 5ross 6ur1t iu babsn, bas Ssn. Seott su
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Elm neuer Redtsan,palt. - Nuf Nn:
tra9 BON Carl Dapis, @fq, srbislt Jamea
Sieole 6oreon @fq, in Der lsetsn Court
erlaubns, als &sbtSanmalt in ben psrfbste;
nsn Scurtsn BON Ysrfs @auntp su praftieirsn
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ibieeet norben. 1Esnn sr surief fcmmt fins
bet er feline Stells, ale eritsr Gbrsbsr i'm
StaotssIspartemsnt in Waibinstcm rurb al,
nsn 9tneern bsleet.
Grnennitn0cn.-S 0BbisS bon Obic
bielten pcri9s SEobs cine Staatss@onpention
in @clumbus, tsi tpsbsr lis ben 2(btb. Ssas
burp 8oro als ibrsn @anoipatn fir @cupsrs
nor ernanntsn. Die @cnpsntion bat in Sstrsff
Der Yrsfcsntfbatt feline erfldruns 9smabt.
9ie Qofetcfr8 BON Sbic DieItsn nsulib cine
@cnpenticr fir bsnlslbsn Smef, unb srnanns
ten @ol. q8sOsr fir @oupsrntr. er. 9Ssllsr
mar friber Scmmanoir sinsS Nc9imsnts in
Der @blacbt tsi Susna 9ifa, melebem lin,
lfanbs CT wabrfbsinlib feline @rnennuna per:
banft.. Die Gcnpsntion foil iib iu @nifen
ron Gen. @as, fir Yrsiicsnt erfldrt BADEN.
Septt nnb SaDlpr.-9is Srsunts BON
6cm. Tayler. in earrisburg. bieIhn am pcs
ri9sn Dlrnto9 9tbsnb cine ;ablrsibs @sriahs
lung i'm tert9sn GcurtbauIs, bsi mslber Der
alts General aI8 @anoioat fir bic prsfosnt,
fboft smpfeblsn ipurts.
Die Sreunbs pon gsn. e tctt bisItsn am barr
oufcl9enesn Nbenb cine Ssrfammluna i'm fels
tsn 2cfaIs, bsi melber Der Ibtb. Vsr Mices
lsswartb bsn@prie fuDrts unb msbrs Ssnatc.
rem ais 8ieesprsl lbsntn bisntsn. girs Nsibs
SsfblliTe wurbe an9sncmmen, mcrin bic Gsrs
bisnffs esS 6sIcen pon Gera Grus. Ssrrc @cr:
Be &C. 9sb6ris bsrrrr9sbcbsn uno ct ais Sanois
bat fir Die pricsntihaft smpfobIsn mirb, as
Der slsidjeit,g ruros bic atitdt ausesiprcbsn
Der srnsnnun8 tsi;upfibtem mslbs Die Natis
onnlsScnpnticn ;u MAIDEN fir gut finost.
Iin pellbluti9cr mbis. - @insr BON
Gen. GoDIor's OffiSsre ridtts nsuIitb an ben
aItsn @snsroI frI9cnos Srass :--u@snsral, si,
nI9s esuts ia9sn Sis wdren elm IBb9, uno
Nnbsrs bFbauptsn bos @s Elm 9smcfrat iinp,
sarf lb fra9en mas sis si9sntlib dne?"
9Scrauf BET @snsra cbns 9tnifanb srtpisosr.
ts: "2llS OfiSisr Der Irma, bin ib msbsr ba6
Cine ncb bas ancsrs psnn absr auseresm
bic Sra9s an MIDI 9srihtst mrb, 70 ontmrrts
ib: id bun peublitiser rpbis uno nod,
Gin Dicrtel mebr!'
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Tataler 1tnfdll. .-5wei &nabsn, Pas
mems Talsntin Stalesr uno Spbn 9ctIsr, sts
wa 10 unO Sabr alt, fpisltsn ssfsrn pcr 8
Sa9sn in ern. ebsrIsp's SsIos, an Der Pcrps
tsits osrStaet init elmer Nuanttdt BON pfb
pulpsr, mas lts fb aus sinsm bsnabbartsn
StsInbrubs psrfbaft battsn, incem fs Squips
oosr Sbwdrmer tapcn mabtsn unb anbranns
ten, als unslddIibsrwsifs bic san;s Oaa7e in
Srano 9sristb unb belize Snaten 70 fsbr per.
brannts, eas Stalssr am anosrn Mcr9sn an
cen erbaItenen 8srIsBun9sn ifarb.
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Sebdnblicb.-Srsenp Elm iblsebtr Ssrl
fanb, rpie es fbeint in Der pcrleBten Srstaa
Na6t 9srsni9sn earan, Is bis 20 Scbattsns
baums, bic Dor ben nsuen S:auIsrn bss 5rn.
.. Soas, in Der ShS 3ten gtrasa gsp1an,t
Waren, Su jsrbrsben uno ju jsriforsn. @clbc
SdanSifrsbe psroensn ersmplariibs @trafs.
Ior. 3. bstst cine SsIcbnuns bon so SDalsrn
an fur tis @ntesfuns tss Sbuyfen, unb Der
Stabtratb foil nod so SbaIer, fir bsnlelben
Spet bin;u9efil9t babsn fou
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Oie Tebruar=e1ntereSyer.

Ste Se6rnar=eJnterefTen. - gDis sS
ibslnt psrbsn am srfen Ssbruar Olittst sss
mug In Der StaatsfaiTs isin, um bic bann falis
gen Sntsrsifn bon Der Staat6fbuIo iu bsjabs
LEM wsnn man ben gsrbanolunssn Der @siees
9sbun9 trauen tarf.
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Mr.. PEARCE sgnifed hi, intention of addressing the
Senate tomorrow on the bill before them
Mr.. BUTLER gave notice that he would tomorrow
move to recommit the BILL for the purpose OF offering an
Mr. JOHNSON, of Maryland asked for reading OF
the amendment
The Secretary read the amendment which is as follows;
Snke out ali after the enacing clause, and insert.
Iatthe regular army shall be Increased as oloWs' 10
To each company of artillery infantry and regiments OF
riilelnep, there shall be added and TO each
company Of the regiments aforesaid as many sabalierns as
w pro, ie rsi leutenan and ond enenants
respectively Pocded That the said troops shall be re-
CURED during the with Mexico, but may be
sooner d. charged by order OF The President
Mr.. BUTLER. | may. perhaps, without improperly,
now indicate the object of this amendment am very
well satisfied, from all that have heard here that the
President intends TO carry invasive operations In hat
part Of Mexico whether additional force be placed at his
disposal not II becomes question whether we shall
be bound to raise such force Is provided by the bill
under discussions whether different. and, in my opln-
ion, better mode may not be adopted II seems to me,
that the question resolves itself into this simple PROPOSE
uon: the President has advertised both houses OF Con-
gress that the only mode in which he proposes to bring
this warto conclusion by treaty OF peace is to reduce
accept of the thus arbitrarily dictated All other
modes OF settling the controversy with Mexico seem, by
the recommendation of the President to be discarded and
that single proposition to be assumed IT, then we are
to carry invasive operations in the heart OF Mexico.
think we should pause at least at this stage OF the pro-
ceeings, and say whether shall accede to the propo
stlon OF the Executive.
For myself, have consulted with party this sub
iect but do feel that have been from the commence
ment OF the war; and now, making materials Tor
most eventful history submit other remarks at pres
ent, hut give notice that Tomorrow propose to explain
my views not only on that amendment but perhaps, if
should be allowed, on some other topics involved IN that
discussion
On notion the Senate proceeded to the consideration
OF executive business; and alter short time had been so
occupied, the doors were e.opened, when
The Senate Adjourned.
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Philadelphia College OF Medicine,

FIFTH, WALNUT STREET -
rJNE spring aud oil lectures Tor ISIS VIII
i be commenced Monday, March 6ti lelS, and be
continued four mouths, by the following faculty
JAS McCLrwrocK M. d., General, Special and Surgical
Anatomy. ,.,, --.,--
J. r. BuapsN, NJ D Ma,era Medicn and Therapeutics
ID T.. GARDNER, NJ. D., Chemistry Z.
IsvRy isa MS D., Taeory and Practice OF Medicine
LOUIS H. BEATTY, NJ D., Obstetrics and Diseases OF Wo'
am. Gilren e, >, r
jaws MacCLyrooK, NJ D., Principles and Practice Of
Surgery r. 'r.ar .f. .Ill -. >,
HkSKy GmpoNs M D., Institutes OF Medicine and Med-
cal Jurisprudence, 49,. ID, fls
s. X. McCLiSiook, NJ D., Demonstraor of Anatomy
RICHARD BrRR, M. d., Pioscctor OF Surgery.
Fee for the full course $40 Fee for those who have At
tended Two fh In other colleges $40 Mntricna
ZION, to be paid only SIS Gradumon $50 rSact'cn'
anatomy including recapulatofy mct"rrs 5i0 The as
sect'ns ioons WIN be opened The list oi March,, ~
sfro"i ar4 inenrs pend,. there - every reason
10 hope that Tins chars Of n-d,cns ANA any
,ony viii DO occup,d by distnct professors al an early
period. rc s-s5Hf In,
For further information inquire OF
JAMES McCLtNTOCK, NJ. d., Dean,
~ f VIZ 4. No i, North Eleventh street. Philadelphia.
ian. l-ep2i
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DOVER MILLS FOR SALE

| "A DJoINING the thriving village of Dover, on the
- bank OF the ohie River. The Buildings and Ma
! ehinery are equal To any Steam Mill west OF tse Noun.
tains. The house is large and substantially bull, of brick
and stone, three stories high with a large garrett, and
covers an area Of seventy by fifty feet. She has a pop
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a governor attached. Her boilers. ara new and double
nued, win sufficient power 10 run the mills with a cot.
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ali in good order. She stands on a large area Of land.
running back to the first alley, embracing the river TO
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A FINE BRlCK DWELLING HOUSE, forty feet
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the rooms are neatly finished. The garden is large and
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LsO-FOU BUILDING LOTS, one square from
the dwelling, lying in one block.
The terms vii. he a part of the purchase money in
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sold al private sale before the 10th day OF March next.
the whole Will lie offered to the highest bidder on that
day on terms to suit the purchasers. TheI is a new
turnpike roe! running from the village into the heart of
the interior country. RICHARD SOWARD
Feb III, 1919.