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new Music.


lust RECEIVED NE old established music one door east
musc be sold reduced pceour
Ps ffs.. r,.,,,, mi, ~ NJ n u.u,, "n' fs0hhN
r. Townsend Grand Military Polka performed by fonesiers
band
The Nov. Scotia waltses BY winerbotiom.
MeyerbeerS Prophet by j. Strauss
sir Easy Rondos designed studies Tor young beginners D.
The ceebraied Russian air Fa Mnks" with variations by
X. Chuafal.
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Lnciia Polka By DO
The Aurora Walk, Tor guitar, solo.
When Mornne beams IN think Of admired song; By
When other strye 10 win Thy Smile; composed by
Merry opy Gin again, arranged for the guitars composed By
The Placid Lake, Tor guitar, composed BY NJ Deems
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DIBANDs, isces, gi,nps butsens, ssc.-ws just
eeivcd choice lot Of fall goods selected with cars 70 which
the attention Of the ladies specially Invited In bsnd we have
Paris embroidered and neck
..s Brocsde and super satin So. -. I.
Pine fauzc and esp = =
fancy
Coored embroidered vevct
Be- Marrow trimmings
In and buttons, have
Colored French cable gimp
Jacosered, imperial, and zephyr braid
-a..'. Barrel net, daisy, and roche buttons
large and face flowers dress and bonnet
handkerchief, and general variety OF fancy Articles
Also, large sssomen, OF lace goods O. VARIOUS gn.nes and
patterns j. H. ~ TATb,
Oct io--eoa ttEH Successors 30 ,. II. G. King
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

Faculty OF Physic.--session OF ls4s-'50.
THE Lectures viii Monday 29h ocsobs and
i the 18th Of March ensuing.
Chemistry and Phxrmacy-wLIIAn AIkEs, NJ d., LID.
surrer-NArHAs r. SMITH.
Therapeutics Maea Medica and CHKw, M ID.
Anatomy and Physiology-JosEPH RoBy, M. ID.
Theory Practice 81 Medicine-wILLIAn POWELL, NJ. d.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chden-hcHARp H.
THOMAS, NJ ID.
Pathology and Demonsaor Of AnatomyGroHor W.
MILTENbERoER-
Instruction Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery every
the Baltimore Inhrmay opposite the Medical College. The
for anatomy will be opened October @ under the charge
Foes for the $50 Comfortable board
be obtained the vicinity Of The Medical College for e 20 TO
90 50 per week. WILLIAM u. A. AIKEN,
Aug. l5-2awtNovl Dean of the Faculty
Superior Old brandy.
TUE subscriber has Just received lot Of superior Old Brandy
OF the vintage Of 1879 purchased expressly for medicinal
poses Families wishing article this kind would do well call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
CHAMPAGNEs.
Schroeder Cock add Crown
Heidseck Dueal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand together Wines Liquors,
seears Tobacco, he. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug ll-eodlm Penn. avenue, near 18Th street
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person snued rrir Of preempusn any Of
lands within the townships townships above enumerated
required
receiver Of the proper land once and make hef
for of The pubic sale &C the Lands embracing
usct claimed, Otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFTELD,
~ Commissioner Of tho General Land once.
Sep. 8-tswi3w
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both Of this county.

0U- No man that has ever fairly tiled JMc.alis.
ter's .AH-H Healing Ointment, can or will say it is
not good; on the other hand, thousands arr saying
that it is the best family medicine they have ever
used Now we wish it to be fairly tried, before
giving judgment either way. As for ourselves,
we know Of no better article of medicine in Scroll
ula, Scald Head. Old Sores, Itch, salt Rheum, &c.,
&c., also for rheumatism, Group and Govt. we
believe it is unequalled. The Hair Oil. too by
its operation upon the cuticle of the skin, reliev-
ing It from that feverish state which produces
Headache, and 10 many instances Badness, is
worth all the :.Bear's grease" and "McAcer oil'
that can be procured. 1t is a sovereign remedy
for sick and Nervous Headache, and for Badness.
For sale by the agents. See advertisement.
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nOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
HI that there will be a petition presented to the
commissioners of Monroe county, at their next
session, praying for a review on the road surveyed
from Antioch through New Castle, 10 ~intersect
the graded road leading from Sunfsl. to Woods
field, said review to commence at the Street in the
town OF Antioch opposite Mitchell's store; thence
the nearest and best way 10 intersect the road lead
ing past Jacob Maring, between said Maring's
house and Samuel Jones' east line; thence to ia
cob Huffman's stable. Shines saw-mill, Samuel
Eddy's. Joseph S. Abbott's. Benefits. Coen's.
and William Myers to intersect the road near
Isaac Mitchell's tobacco house; thence to the south
west corner of William Myers land; thence to
the centre ofthe street at the west end of the town
of New Castle; said road to not exceed 81 de-
grees above the horizen, except the New Castle
hill. and that not to exceed Z degrees.
Feb 3. lS49"
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DON'T GIVE UP THE SHlP."

TIL following is from a respectable merchant,
dated!
Lambertville, N. ]. June 10, 1876.
Dr.. D. Jayne, No. s South Third St Phila.
Dear Sir,-l have this day had an interview
with the gentleman of whom | made mention to
you as having taken your EXPECTORANT with
such decided effect. He is a respectable farmer.
living a few miles from here. | was SO much in
teresled in a detailed account he gave me Of his
cough and cure, that | embrace the first leisure
moment to communicate it 10 you, and If the cure
is as radical as it appears to be, it is the mest re.
markable one I hsve ever known.
For 50 years (after having the measles) he has
been suffering with a cough of the most distressing
kind, getting worse as he advanced in years, The
is now So Frequent turns Of coughing. and diff.
ficulty OF breathing, lasting from an hour to an
hour and a hall would come upon him, with such
severity DIS to exhaust him, with stfangling until
his eyes became bloodShOt. He had despaired ct
being cured having tried physicians und a thor
sand things without relief For nine weeks i'm.
mediately previous to his taking the Expectorant.
he had been under the care of an eminent physi-
clan, and hearing his cough | recommended TO
him your Expectorant. He first said he had tried
50 many things that he had no confidence In any
thing. but | induced him TO take a bottle, by telling
him of persons OF my acquaintance who had been
cured by 1t. This was on Tuesday; that night he
took of it, and says that it was the first conrforta-
Bile nights sleep he had enjoyed tor 1ears. On the
Thursday following, (oniy two days afterwards)
he went TO work, and has continued to make .
full hand on his fam ever since, (now nearly two
months He told me- to-day, that for the last
week he had cut and split hundred rails, or made
100 panels oil fence per day, has been in The water
to wash his sheep, and otherwise exposed, with
out the least symptoms of a return Of his cough,
it having entirely disappeared, and strangest Of
all, one-third Of a bottle has produced the effect.
He seems so thankful and overjoyed, that he
''Wants to talk all day about H." and says that il
he could not procure another bottle, he would re-
fuse 800 for the re nainder Of the bottlc he had
lett.
JOHN H. ANDERSON.
Prepared only by DR.. D.. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by
J. G. Fleming, P NJ, Woodsfeld.
Moses P, Miles & Son, Somerton:
J. X. Holmes, Darlington.
f. Myers, New Castle.
E. Headley, Jamesto wn. -
Eli Brock, Stafford. 5
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fel filling 10 settle between the first and 10th Of
Movsunbsr; ths act 70 Be 10 force for ono year.
Your representative offered the following reso-
Lotion, which was adopted.
sayRhsFsas justice and sound political economy
demand The extInguishmen. Of the State debt Of
ohio,,s q The earliest practical periodi and that tho
ctttzsns Of the State should not be required to pay
iatsrsst beyond the period when they shall become
sbis md willing to pay the principal Of that debt.
And whereas, IL has been suggested that there is
atthis time, q large number Of the holders Of real
sstsss IN Ohio. who desire that the law.making
power will afford them legal permission to dis
charge their equitable and respectise shares of that
debt, and shoy may thereby free their estates from
hatincumbrance and themselves from the neces.
sity Of snnual payments of interest. Therefore
ResolSed, That the committee on Finance be
Instructed 10 inquire into the expediency of tn,
passage Of an act to authorize the holders of rea'
estate 10 Ohio to pay their respective shares OF the
State Debt; aid providing q guaranty of exemp-
ton TO those who may pay, from all tax in future
ouisccount Of said debt. THE EDITOR.
HAIL or THE HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVE,
1s& aa.fr @A Columbus. Jan. 90, lS49.
sDsAR SfR:-The great question under discus.
sion, to-day, 10 the repeal of the black laws, in
committee of the whole. q
q Pugh. Letter. Whitley, Edison and Johnson Of
Medina, democrats, } made speeches in favor Of
their repeal. Remarks were also made by John.
son, OF Cuyahoga, and others from the wing and
free soil side Of the House in favor of the repeal.
The bill repssls the law preventing blacks and
mulattos from testifying in courts OF justice-it re-
peals the law compelling blacks and mulattos, be.
fore settling in this State, to give bond and securi.
ty-it gives the trustees OF townships the right to
Organize separate schools Tor coloreG children
when q sufficient number are found in any city,
town. township, or school district. 1t seems 10
me there is no objection to the proposed repeal.
The testimony clause has been the great objection
to the r~spsal-but when we reflect that Hindoos,
Hottentots. New Zealanders, Indians, &c., with
much less intelligence than your black population
are permitted to testify. why should we exclude
them! There is nc good reason why blacks should
not be permitted to testify and their credibility or
veracity be lett to the jury. That part of the law
requiring them to give bond and security has been
a dead letter on our statute books, and there is
therefore no objection to the repeal. TO give
them the benefit of the school tax arising on their
own properly is also right aud just in itself. The
bill passed through committee Of the whole with
one or two immaterial amendments
The Senate have been engaged in discussing the
Auditors taxing powers.
THE EDITOR.
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For the Spirit Of Democracy
Question for Accountants.

The following question is offered to Account
ants, Merchants, Clerks and business men. 1t de.
monstrates the scientific properties of the %unerrine
laws of Book.keeing by Double Entry:
Three merchants. Lucky, Unlucky & Easy
bought of ]. Rheubert, on joint speculation, each
one third, IS bbls. -four, at "a, $500 90
Lucky paid his third in cash, 100 90
Unlucky gave his note at 30 days for
his third, 100 90
Easy paid his third as follows:
An accepted order OH Lucky at 10
days'sight, $75 00) chm m
Balance on account, % 00} ~i''"
Lucky took to his store rs bbls.,
which he sold for cash, at SO, $3.50 90
Unlucky took to his store 81 bbls.
which he sold to L. Pratt, on his
mute at 80 days, at SO, $l05 90
Easy took to his store Is bbls. which
he sold to Tho:n& Co. on acct,
at 81, $50 90
Required the journal entries Of the three part
ners. including the purchase, sale, closing, receiv-
ing and rendering account sales Commission on
sales s pei cent The solution will be given next
week. AN ACCOUNTANT.
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LATEST NEWS FROM HARRISBURG.
1885 Hartisburp Pa. July IL IaAHz

DR.. d. JAYNE, Dear Sir, Mr. John j. Miller,
residing on the Cumberland side ofthe river; direct.
" opposite this place. called on me a few days
since, and stated that his wife was cured of a vefy
severe cough. which she had been troubled with
for a long time, by The use Of your EXPECTO-
RANT. Before she commenced using il, she had
become so weakened and reduced as to be Obliged
to keep TO her bed, with every appearance Of hsv-
ing deep-seated CONSUMPTION, and he had
very little hopes of her recovery. especially on the
night before she commenced using The Expscto.
rant. Her cough wac SO tight and severe, that he
did not think she could ipe til morning, and three
bottles. which he procured from me, restored her
to perfect health. He wishes me to communicate
these fac is ID you.
Respectfully yours. MARTIN LUTZ.
N. B. Your .Carminative Balsam" ans Id.
mirably The purpose for which Il Is intended, and
is quite 10 demand. M. L.
Prepared only by DR., Jayne, Philadelphia, End
sold on agency by
JIG. FLEMlNc, p. NJ. WoodshsId.
Moses P. MrLEs q Som, Somertcn.
TX HeLMHs. clsrington.
II MyERs, New Castle. e99
Z. HEApLEy Jamestown.
ELI Back. Stafford.
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EsOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby give

Il , OAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
E& that a petition will be presented to the Com.
missionars of Monroe county, at their next March
Session, praying for the location of a county road,
commencing at the Ohio river road on the land Of
WIN. c. Walton in Salem township, at or near
the place where an elm tree stood by the fence so
that the road, that is the centre Of said road run in
a straight line from said river road on the upper
bank of the big run through said Walton's field
and cleared land, or at the upper side Of the fence
at said WaIton's house and harm, in such way a.
as said Walton may direct, thence up said run 10
the first main fork of said run on land of Mr.. Han.
na at the first falls, thence the nearest and best
way with the least work to|intersect the point
where the road from A.. G. Ewings i~ntersects the
ridge road from the mouth of Suntish t. Dan. Gates,
and Tor the vacation Of the first mile from the river
of the A. G. Ewing road. s
Ian 81. 1919. H-a
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MARRIED.-On the 2bth ult., by the Rev,
A. Magee, Mr.. SAMUEL J. WILSON and Miss
CATHARINE Cox, both Of Seneca township.
On the 23d ult., by Henry Mason Esq, Mr..
Joha C. Moore, and Miss Hannah L. Cutler.
On the 25th ult, by Henry Mason Esq. Mr..
Thomas HooeI and Miss Mary .Anne Raiston,
both Of this county.
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EDOAD NOTlCE.-Nolice is hereby given
E0 that a petition will be presented to the Com
missioners Of Monroe county, at their next March
Session. for the location OF a county road, COM
mencIng on the land Of the heirs of Richard Nor
rs, on the road leading from Beallsville to the
Baptist meeting house, IN Sunsbury township.
thence on or near the line between Benjamin
Truax and said Morris, from thence on or near the
line between Obadiah Truax aud Joseph Smith,
thence the nearest and best route to intersect tho
Atkinson run road at or near David Tenors.
Jan. 27, $780, MANY PETITIONERS.
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CONSUMPTION, COUGH, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, SC.

To Consumptives; four-ffths Of you are really
suffering from neglected colds, or an obstruction
and consequent inflammation Of the delicate lining
of those tubes through which the air we breathe
Is distributed to the lungs. This obstruction pro-
duces pain and soreness, hoarseness, cough. diff
Guilty Of breathing, hectic ever, and a splitting of
blood, matter, or phlegm, which finally exhausls
the strength Of the patient, and death ensues-
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT NEVER FAILS
to remove this obstruction, and produces the most
pleasing and happy results. IT IS CERTAIN in its
effects, and cannot fail to relieve. s93
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D DAD NOTiCE.-Notice is hereby given,
H. that a petition will be presented to the Com.
missioners Of Monroe county, at their March ses
sion l649, for an alteration on the road leading
from Edward Reeds to, Malaga; said alteration to
mme where said road crosses the line be-
tween the lands Of Isaac Beverlin and Benjamin
Hamilton, thence to run north with said line to
~intersect the county road from Lewisville to VIII
liam Kent's.
Feb. z. lS49.~
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice i. hereby giyer

DOAD NOTICE. -Notice is hereby given
HI that a petition will be presented to the Com.
nissioners of Monroe county at their next March
Session, praying for the location aud establishment
of a county road, beginning at the State road at OF
near a large white oak tree on lands formerly own
ed by Thomas Kennedy. running thence tho near
est and best route to Robert c.. Morrey's tobacco
house on the west half of the northeast quarter of
eetion 16, township 5, and range 6, running thence
she nearest and best route to the county road near
the mouth Of the run near Andrew Kinkeads,
thence the nearest and best route to WIN. Dearths,
thence to Adrew Snyders, thence TO ~iDterssct the
tcounty road at or near Jeremiah WilIisons.
Jan. 27, 1919. MANY PETITIONERS.