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college, as. James. w..hingson county, Maryland


THE Eighth Session win Monday October which
Of all students
duties Of the promptly recommended, and
all their members old should their
opening Of The academca from
LIST Of october the let Of August there being but
August September In College, all
Of professors have for years pursuing
OF collegiate studies equal prescribed In the older
colleges Of the NORTH Al The The d gadu
aiine class received their scadcmical degrees
SCHOOL, which Immediately adoins the College,
preparatory carefully by
under the supervision OF Professors Of the College Thus
may the institution early and their entire
Of study under the direction until they gaduae The
mercantile department embraces those partial members Of
eoes. or preparatory classes who may be preparing for the count
all the privileges and advantages Of heir several casse subs
tung OF OF the classical studies, such
cessary preparation for business "a f%Hii
French study without charge 20 all The classes
In addition French, mercantile students will be
without charge, German other modern language.
The College perfectly heaItfu and
temptations
young Moral and religious education u chief design Of the
sutuuon.
charge, covering all acadcca and domestic expenses
The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student
All the deparmen under the immediate supervision Of The
undersigned whom application be made for copies OF hs
Register further information, well o The admission
Of pupils. JOHN u. KERFO0T Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of g. James, r. o., Maryland
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. 9.
CHARLES Nm sELDlnG,
Csmmrssiomrr, Notary Pubfic, and General agent,
No. III Todd's Buildtngs Pennsylvania avenue,

NO. III TOuds HuiidtnEH, F6nbsyivhhhN hvchues
WdSHINGTON, d. c.,
CONTINUES prompt prosecution
Congress- Of e Eexecutiye Departments
before appointed adjust spoaons
Naval Army bounty land O scrip under he law Of February
property desoyed incurred by
being received into the service Of the United
furnished
and all claims q whatever description that arise out Of I late
understands fully all requirements Of Pension
ocs He also attends the procuring of
Mexico,
California, and coast OF Africa. Is. Is
with Commissions from every
Commissioner Deeds probate
dcposnons and other instruments writing under seal
TO be used q recorded In the respective States.
Charges modats and regulated BY
nd Of services required
Communications (postpaid viii receive immediate attention
Depart
Exceencies the
the Union, Members previous
present Congress generally. Aug %
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CRENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-Jean ct Marie, gu les
Fruits dune bonnie Education Par Fable Macke vol, 81
tents
Joseph Idore Danger de Mauvascs compasnie Par
p. Marcel. 81 cents.
Emma; Model Jeunes Par pAbbe Guerne
vol, 81 cents.
vol, 81 cents.
Efudcs 'Usage Ia Jeunesse voi 81
Fernando Historic dun Jeune Espagno adu do Aemand
de Schmd vol, 81 cents
LIE Tour Monde, Voyages
par Leon Guerin vol, 81 cents.
Ard Others numerous for ADVERTISEMENT Of different
kinds Styles and prices and for different Of them in rich
bindings, and with Illustrations
Imported direct from Paris, by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
juvenile books English American In great variety,
and good collection Of the older and esteemed writers Of books for
youth. Dec "
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q LEWIS, attorney stlsw, foneriy Of Virginia, os
~ clerk In the Adutan Generals Once, W..ning
TON,
the collection of their dues ffozn hs
widows and children Of soldiers who died In Mexico
entitled pension0 y. 1atsSs n Il N .sy sA1 49,
All ciains especially Mckee, win
purchased fair price, be for the claimants
through any departments despatch He fiat
ter himself Washington, win
he Adjaant Generals Once his scguan.anee with the depart
All us Of all business connded him.
respectfully all Congress from
Virginia. and the Hon John Mason, Richmond Va; Major
r. Jones, Washington city.
at affords great pleasure Major Lewis as
ar. JoNEso
Any editor who will procure good his vicinity can pub
Aug lo-3m i. L. LEWIS
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THE undersigned, having opened once q me end q wnder
building. end 0f the Navy Department, offers
s have business transactions with
The different departments Of the govenmsn In the settlement Of
Of agent prusecu
X chains pending bsfge coaes H long echnexon with
ONCE with extensive Acqunntance with the members
Congress, possibly enable him @ render Important service
such may enuust their business TO his management
VIM. B. SCOTT,
Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus Baltimore Richmond Enquirer Herald,
New York; Ohio Stesman, Oho and Pennylvanian PhadeI
pha, viii insert Of two dollars and send bill to
eepe 2o--n
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United states P.ssnt Once !. "a.

United states Patent Once,
January 30, 1850.
IN petition Of jeremiah Myers, Of Meredith Village New
Hampshire praying for extension Of patent granted 20 said
for ufnabou FOR ralroads or seven
Of said patent which takes place ON The s
4 ordered thai te said petition the Patent Once
tho third Monday ~ o'clock and all persons
appear and show any they have why said pc
uV aiso nat dis notice published Inesence
Republic Union, Warrington North American and Gazette
Island, Daily Afas Journal Portsmouth, New Hamp
shire for three successive weeks previous 20 the third
"o"''' :" DE WITT @. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdio The above win please copy and send their
bills Patent ONCE with paper containing hs notice
Jan 3l--law3w sr
DOCKS from London.-Iast NO. s-TIeathy Homes. BY
Forbess Dangers Of Superficial Knowledge vol, 1872
asradus ad parnassum VOL
Aliens Navigation Laws Of Great Britain I VOL, is4e
Loyon and Jesuitsm in s Rudiments ny Isaac Taylor vo
wa, Once Regulations regarding Army Services, Payma.ers
Companion Improved Log Book for steam vessels
Csmpbels Practical Text Book Inorganic Chemistry voI
Dean swins Works Roscoes edition, complete in vols
Feb 10 80, MI .~''~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW Books. ,uss furnish Evening". Entertain
Of anecdotes. Tran sted from the Turkish. fts
Historical sdies BY Geo. w Greene late United states Consul
second volume o. eo,asmhs Mscelsn.ou works. ny Prior
Manual fCommercia Correspondence English and French ny
xarisass in the Protestant Episcopal Church ny
-'' TAYLOR MAURY,
FebB Booksellers, near Oh street.
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MO. 8. OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have constantly
IN ON hand fun assortment Of family groceries
Extra New York family -four
b b ! A e sapsrdns aour
DO hulIed buckwheat
Rye -four Graham -four
Unbolted hour, (wiie whcaD 3fs ~ ete
standard LOAF, crushed, graduated, and ground sugars
d government Java, aracabo Mocha Rio, and 81, Domingo
coffee El ffs 1Mk naB.
Fine snpowder, mpea hyson, old hyon hyson skin
Superior butter seleced from Orange county
sapsago, Parmesan scian pine APPLE imitation Engish and
Genuine Boston, oyster butter soda, and water crackers
No / and No. q Mackers, In IS ID. kits .a N aa
~ and barrels Goldfish salmon tongues and sounds and
Sealed herrings in boxes ISL
Bleached winter sperm, lard, und whale oil
SPERM sperm, adamantne and mould candles assorted
variety Of fancy mats brooms, buckets, baskets, &C.
Pure ground spices Of al kinds 4t M
Spices Of nll kinds in grain ti4s NS5s tss1N8.g
psnis and French olives, paragon vinegar mushroom walnut
catsup, mixed pickles, gerkn and Engsh pickles.
Preserved lines Guava jelly assorted fruits in srap
Cranbcres, rnsns, hgs, currnnts asy . q.
Murseles soft shell Almonds shclbarks dber wanu's,
Harvey Reading and sauce, India sol,
Anch0vie, Shrimp, Cavier, and bloter pastes M III
lemon marjoram, celery nutmeg vanilla, aMonus
clnamoa cloves rose lemon mace %e
Sweet Gil cure powder hoeradsh achoyes sadnes orange
DOVER peach water bay salad dressng Coopes
reatne Legorn star, chip and seed maccaron yermceM
French, Spanish and Homeopathic chocolaio' hna
With many other ARTICLES which we would solicit at
tentOn. For sale BY ,ouN KIRREv A co.
~ --a.r e 4
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COLUMHIAN COLLEGE, ID. G.
THE session Of win ON wednesday Sep
TENDER 49, - : l.
Tuition 90
Room, library bed, and furniture III 90
Table and
To students who do not board the charges win be-
Tuition S26 90
Room, library furniture ID 90 NH
Amatculaton fse0f $40 paid small charge
for average damages Fuel and lights Washing
dozen French o. German AZ small additional charge. The
college expenses
exceed $50 annum Students may any
the opening Of the session preferable Bills payable
half opening the balance session.
WAsmIseTos CRY, September, ls49.
Sept s-lawd4wlawcp6w
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IA BLANCHARD Phsdelphs, have Just Issued nislon-
u 80 Sketch Of the War between hs United Suites Of
America s Britain, declared ~ act q csngess ne len q
Charles Ineefuon embracing the events Of l6A In well
printed $40 volume o Sis pages double columns pspsr covers
NJ Isssros poson, member o. Congress, during
afforded him
.iss s ne soIseca q inn,s!ca from ~ sources ossn and
himself and ue result Immense Of curious and
ecstg matter which the light for the first ms, and euc
hitherto doubtful points respecting the
q that period The voa.s no confined 2 ne mere details q me
action political movements, and and OF the
uuspe together with sketches Of the prominent actors Among
will be fDund chapter the Bank Of the United
staa from ~ charter % IL winding u with plan Of bank
Persons reading in hs country book, through
post once, ~ remittance Of one dollar 70 The Publishers
Dec 7-3e0 ae3 et
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w indebted 70 the Publisher Mr. ca.,m,r ass y ~. -
g. s and ~ ..ss,,
s a q s impcan. public s and
2 have been taken from s terrace he CAPITOL embraces he
ely westward Dom thai point, so.ses and pauSs q
a sssy rss % ss. sss, '1 sw q
pleasing picture and viii be deemed very desirable Ior
s's p. On G q ss' pu 81 s W.
On &c s Sas sy }. sn nss
y ms stand a. ne Capitol and probably az the stores ofthe booksellers
urw rms Msraorons have been shown BY Mr. Cast
washington and Ssolssoa fhs view ssssa nom Ss
ss' ss
. de csp si as Smithsonian ISs;Sa f
dents House Posi- 5aiss ra,saI Once cy Hail. statute wash
Ssss AqSsssass 8 ,ss' Church Arsenal Wssagsn
panenL picture question is very wen executed in every
particular and will undoubtedly meet with extensive crcul
and sold by cAslarR Boms, Washington, D. q.
This view Autographed large sheet ofs subssaa
dents House oise Pension Once smith
S a sa s sSs
ms poSa These are he washington and Jackson Mona
believe Sosssssd ao.s VINO wI;
paronize Mr. Bohn-Globe
E Ess iss s " ssns u The Capitol BONN
CEILING on winter stock nj Cost.-The subscribers
they present during
The MONTH a. We are now y taking ~
be found variety Of goods which reasonable and useful
80 pieces coored dress Silks in all styles
white blue and pink sains
% pieces coorsa silk Velvet, II al possible shades
Grape dresses suitable spring wear complete
@ collars bees and inside handkerche an q
"'sA ~ !" y 's'' CLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Feb Ia-3eod e-s' 3 7','
rENTLEMENs .BELONGINGs.-sTEvENs has III.
day received large and full Of gentemenS outfit
Family ssyokeneeko shirts, superior quality
styles The system Of retailing shirts at Wholesale prices will be
80 n 4 CRAvATs W.
very large supply fancy colos jus. imported
believed to be the in market.
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
merino lambs wool wool, cotton
assortment, and some Of extra large sizes.
UMBRELLAS.
A full supply Of silk and cotton, some new styles.
brushes asoin fact every sce Necessary fS ssne
mans wardrobe or toilet use all Of which viii be sold uniform
Great Hat and Genuemen's ousaaing Es,aSishment
peo o-eou' 80 Dowa 80.
AsrRoLOGY.-rhe celebrated Q. W. RoBAcK fpm sweden,
By Europe enjoys
cacaaied according Ss Gsntsnsn W Par
sa he ay u Sa All % Y re
will receive Immediate attention, and navcs part
Coushp advice, advice Of
the too free use The boe and for ali cases Of hazards @
G q @ X
It's vicinity and nil TO full sasacon, and 1000 natvies he
rspsa will For more $
Office and get an Astrological Almanac without charge
Dec 2s-dsm .--' =
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GENERAL Agency g Washisg6on, ID. O.
ny A n. FARoUHAR, fOnedy q HsisbuIs Psnnsylysai.,
ID for for services with Me
60, he revolutionary s with Great Britain and the Flor
Pcr psnsious bounty Isnd o. scrsH
1erv attend 70 the purchase and sale Of bounty
Land on order, So
fsssnt OesThs sppcauons patents procuring models
drawings, &C., Will be attended In III sir various branches
oensr6l 0GcsAn against department will
ssenent o. conuacsofs quarterly sccounu pay Of
duo fhclisafed &C. tItf#tE 7 ~
New Orleans Dsits, Meanwhile Union Advertiser Louis
wills psmoora 81 Louis New Era Cincinnati Gaxee Indianapolis
New York Herald, Detroit Free Press, viii publish
81 y, and send their bills this Once accompanied
Win paper n N W sAsa June 24n
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@ ons S wed S s s and
nue. following popular Music publishers,
The Lonely Rose sung by Jenny Lind composed By Bsi
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover. IN &
Why do Weep for Thee an admired ballad written by Wallace
the Mosquito Polka, BY J; sloman.
Band.
Voice from the Waves duet composed by stephen Clover
The reside song by ". y. Walsce.
Ihs s,aoa',,S, ~ sc Hss NV s,satoX
as ~ es x s m, m x
ys Ths p.,.,v. oo,., :, ~
FIir,ston poaka bv M strnkosb = p = = sse
Robert e Diahe arranged BY " Boyer.
Uncle Ned with variations, ty james g. Maeder.
s}sads Psn.s.s hsmsmaas By s g. s.
omisr pisss..
on, watch You well by daylight
The Bowid soser BOY
Jcannet and Jcannot
Emma Snow.
l The Low wso H.cld Car
VIVA, enehan.%ssl -
a.h,d ~ ~ Rss , ~ 4. suns nv Jonny hind
sMs ssg,s., s :. nun; S.,sn BY Jenny Lind.
The Chances 70, !. sung By o. Raner family.
bee"o'ens Dream D0r
WATSON 4 RESwrcK,
49,, o..o.,,. o.. pa,.,, 1,e;,e Wa.h;.o,o. n n
DRoCURE letters paen, the foreign
ucs and give advice questions arising under patent
''w' AIRS. nor. oo....ro.Dssr. TO
Hon James D. u, chairman Of Committee Of Senate on
James Renwick, LII d., New York
nen,y srsvoort ssq, sssnoon Iron ,d. ms vos
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WILLIAM H. MlNNIx, General Land Office, will
claims Of kind against the before
Congress Of the departments His experiences in the different
branches Of the especially those IN relation % military
bounty lands, will enable him 10 full satisfaction all who
require his The for lands sold
located by military will be secured, and all
vices revolutionary war, 1914 war
will receive special attention. He will attend SALE
collection rents and owned In
this city by residents and others. as A st
Reference James Shields formerly Commissioner
Of the General Land 0ce Hon Richard M Young late Commits
sone Of the General Land Oce all the officers Of the General
Land Once members Of Congress generally of the State OF Illinois,
Thomas tche Edmund Burke, Peter Force w. W. Seaton r.
Office Haup Weedon's Coach Factory west Of the Centre
Market, Washington, D. q.
Sep 10
NEW MUSICJust old established Music and
In Of 18th Pennsylvania
the following beautiful and popular music sold At our usual low
price, four cents VIM FISCHER
The Ledger Polka, BY James Belak M
Nancy's Fancy Polka, by O. Blessner
Phnnx Johnson Brass Band Cape May
Sailors Polka by g Lenschow leader Of the Germania Band
The Hyacinth Polka, by Gungl
The Elm Waltz, with variations by Grobe
The Manor Waltz, by r. O. McKenna
Sub Rosa Waltz by 7. Renhardt M
Reindeer Quckstep, by Gr0be
The Virginia Rosebud Quickstep, by Grobe
JEANNE Gray ballad by O. Muller beautiful vigneue
back Dreams member Of the Gemania
Band s1ss s437s#
Gentle Deeds, beautiful ballad
JEANNE and Donald, ballad, by Hodson
Mary Bell, 9th edition, by Benker
ssWl you with "Deaest
IN love morev
The Merry Sleigh Bells, arranged quartete
Belle q a. ss s,s% an Ethiopian 40 song
The yirgina Rosebud, the only correct edition
Dec IL
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cPLENDID Carpeting, Curtain Goods. dkc-The subscn
would respectfully invite the attention Of citizens and house
Keepers generally their stock Of house furnishing goods, which
they feel confident cannot be spass cqualcd BY any other
house the district They
IN CARPETINC,
tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels .s6e
Royal Administer, English Brussels
Imperial three ply double super ingram
Supcrhne inRrain extra fine, and fine do
Low priced all wool Ingram royal twled Venetans
Rich cheneIle and tufied rugs
Heavy ocoths, Of every widf which any
hall. 81
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich laines, rich figured de LANES
Rich highcolor damasks, rich union damasks
TwIied and plain cashmcrets
Ruiz damask do
Worrted damssks, all colors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musns, by the yard f"
Tasseiloops, Kmps, borderngs, bindings
Riiad linens, MI widths
Tasseis, cords, and fixtures Of every kind, &C.
complete Of table and
abeco and table linen sheetng damask napkins and
Scotch and Russia diapers, Marsccs quilts cdbanke
all OF which perfectly es and viii be OF
fsred upon usual accommodating All respectfully In
vited b for themselves 49, -
Sep ll-aaw4wn H. HooE SCo.
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CANCY GOODsi Fancy Goods i--wonderfu attraction
PoUDERs Pennsylvania avenue, Caseu Co.. Cup
sas Mrs. E. }. Pouder, mpeIed by the cordial welcome and
liberal patronage accorded 70 her on former OCCASION has resumed
occupancy by her where she
exhibit friends and stock
part Rich brocade and silks; black waercd do
black colored Turk dc hines casbmecs Rich fancy
goods for costumes de BALI An equaied variety Of head dresses
and bonnet magnificent gands dress mmngs wrcahs
&c ribbons aces ebrodees broche sawls from Si2 TO $50
scarlet and white do nom ~ 50 to SIS She asks
stock Of Sacks cioa and vses which
win be found in The city In elegance Of design and
finish. 1s Dec l6-co6uf
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q n CARvAIHo Artist @ bsum9ss, ispseuny ,hs ~ S e
Snsed he aey ery occupied BY Van Loan
has a ne corner and Pennvana ayenue where he
IA nsrke uicies with
In ne world he has estabished Baltimore
sbe hat cips and the public
a have opportunity Of procuring an artistic
pcss viii be worthy place IN mc cabinet q lne
c~,ons % s nken e classical o. light And
engraving - 1-.- -. u....--.. "A
ss Al in no Instance charge be made without the pic
tors s pccny satisfactory Call and examine specimens Post
syfvania avenue.
Dec. ~ ~ s~fsf ssS Il t4g.s. u. s e5fla tfsss
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vrrNyc beg leave the attention Of Stranger
ana cixens GENERALLY and choice stock
vines brsndies &c. old md Of the highest orde
HaSsira N boes and grades; some very old
Sherry. pale brown, bottled and IN WOOD. f. 68
PORT vine, Of very superior quality and genuine . !,
Rhine variety, among mem o'einD-iso S1oS
Stenwein In Bockshrutel." \. -. - xr..r n, =
Also Sparkling Rhine and Moseie, rom me noue =
Co.. Mayence the Rhine I, !. 49,. Z ~ ), q i.
French wines-Champagne, = Heidsick, u.n n J,
,rimont Chandon," Chateau naue D'on
q Haut- Talance,n st. Julien, &c. Ibs5k. tt@ IA
Table Claret, Sauterne, &c. 80 ~ ~. :, - 4. ! 49,
Brandes, in bottiess vintage loio, oa - Aio''
Dock,n &c. t.sita /. =. A.-l. ss4 NJ AZ
AIso, on draught dark and pale Cognac
Jamaca Rum, bottles, high proof, and nnest mayor.
Holland GIN, very fine and pure
sh scotch, American Whskey, N bottles ana casks.
Ansetse dc bordeaux, Cuacoa lNhd Cherry Brandy and
stomach Biten prepared by myself
Scoh Ale and London Brown Stout, be.
4'"-'s Sf 800 JOHN II. BUTHMANN,
Pa. avenue, south side, between ~ and streets.
Dec -2twif2m .g
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TSYFrf DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran away from the sub.
sesef NCssinshsg Prince George county Two boz.
len eye BY powder long blue coat and light
os ~ IS old Perry had white
panoons and old flock coal and u OF y old
vii eve MY aosss \, Nj, ~ nss mn, ~ s sss, ~
Dcc. Il--dlw t1i2ltsta f'tf' &~s JOHN 3. SKINNER
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o$@sos <SnACC,
ON petition Locking Dansvie New York
praying for The extension Of patent granted % said Lockins
said patent which takes place the twenty eighth day April
II said petition
the third Monday April - O'Clock, and all
notified appear and III why
petition ought not 70 be granted
telgencer and Unon Washington city, d. O. North American
and Gazette Phladephia Tribune, New York Daily American
Rochester, New York Journal Providence week for
weeks previous the third Monday April
DE WITT q. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
q Che above papers win please copy and send the
Feb l2-law3w 1873 .3NE
ID Of Shakespeare Quotaions-l VOL, i6f9
Rabelais, translated into Englirh-9 vols, l649.
Light Infantry Duyj by Lieut. Adutant snnos f7 regiment
The Three Arms, Tactics Decker; translated by
Major Jones, Prince Abcrt's Hussars-l VOL, l6f9
The Duties fudge Advocaics BY Capt Hughes Deputy Judge
coud's Companion 70 the Microscope vol 1919.
Jackson's Military Surveying VOL = W.
Humbolds Cosmos translated into English by oue-a vols,
Rsrgoyns on Blasting and osarryns = vol, lsss
The London Stage-4 vols 'seFaaf
Just imported fom London direct, by .
Feb Is #HN FRANCK TAYLOR.
ny Hamilton, Memoirs Crsnon
4 vol, 1919.
Green on Consular Service
Fedngs Complete Works, Ia vol, Cuikshanks illustrations
Smoleus Complete Works. vol, do do
The Play O. coassss wyeheuy, vsnsrus and rarqu.bn
s John eIscsis Manual Of scienae Inquiry, prepared Coz
Feb Il FRANcK TAYLOR
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IVY
r.4ssy Composed vsss's
Sislas sss1sc Win and power, w.s
81 sas & ~
dysente bilious complain dyspepsia and al other disorders Of
Kpowns om experience operates kindly
K s: s q s. .sa j
venve y Al who BY fortunate escape its first nsdous
Tc bs had wholesale and Caruss saloon Penn
vana between l and 2th Streets and the principal
PnpSiss sonssInns m drseoas or Sss with many
s.ss so e 1. e a.
AMENDED 2 Az s%d HS. g CO.
u spscon branch once Department Offers his sev
q mail cons.cso generally and g oss q the % %
doss moi aIiis.s ssnss he csrscss
sss % his .sseisss II once q So;h psss with hearty
cs..snl g ssssai. him therein : -. y, v. .., !,
WIN Il ' : ss.sly
Jsp4-41 l.is s1 r.. once i 6sp :ssss
NO1ICE.- salscnber bsgs and
ssbs generally shs hs hs. ass employed wonea from En-
osssr win his own Enoedss and pacce in ths bus
81 iv sn.sss him e .sy vim confidence INA. ss =
and cheaper than other sabshmens Known g
's4'.'s1 : ''-'' ROBERT KEYwoRTH,
A3 Penn avenues between 9Th and lOth streets.
no George Pace and Edwin Pace.-You hereby nod
hsd aI ne October term iss q The circuit superior court
4 ssss. sss s:. 4 S.. Ss
pusIshsd Sshwis, q newspaper. pubhed
county, warning George and Edwin Pace Formerly o.
ne ss y e sa
aid county q Prince 0eo on o. before hs s day q ihe ne1
Or the same amongst their next Of kin" -.-- -
Nov 2a-dew Commissioner. he.