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REFORM YOUR HABITS.

Come ye, with garments hare and seedy,
We bachelors, wido'ers and husbands too
If, In the outward man your needy,
We make you good as
vISHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public, that he will commence in this
place, OH the Sth of April next, the
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SHERIFF SALES.

BDY virtue of certain Writs of Ven. Ezponas, to
LID me directed, will be sold by public Vendue
or Outcry at l o'clock P. NJ. on Monday the sth
day ofJuly nexs at the Court House in tire borough
OF Sunhury the following real estate TO Wit =
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THE STATE SENATE.

The following districts elect Senators the
ensuing fall under the new Apportionment
Bill:
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One Dollars Worth

How much CANcER-ho~ much sYPHILIs-how nseh
sCRoFULA-wl one Dollars toorth 0f BraHts PURIFIER
cure Read the following statement which is q spseL
n,en # its
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GEORGE j. HENKELS,

GEORGE j, HENKELS,
CITY CABINET wARER OOMS,
NO. 173 CHESNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE THE STATE House,
PHILADELPHIA.
OFFERS for sale, low for cash or approved city
" paper, large and well assorted stock of
CABINET FURNITURE, of the latest patterns
and of the best workmanship. The assortment
embraces every article, useful or ornamental, COM
prising suits of Drawing Room Furniture in Rose
wood and Walnut, exquisitely carved. Rosewood
Walnut, and Mahogany Chamber Furniture Pa
tent Extension Dining Tables, acknowledged to
be the best now in ise); Library Book Cases
and great variety of plain Purlor and Chamber
Furniture.
Curtains made and put up in the latest Paris
fashions.
Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, ana Fea-
ther Beds, made to order,
n. B.-All articles purchased at this establish
ment are warranted of the best materials and
workmanship, and will be packed TO carry safely
to any part of the country.
May 25, lS50.--ly
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TILORING BUSINESS

in all its branches. He will be careful TO see that
his work is made up in the best manner, and he
Aatters himself that he will be able TO give entire
satisfaction in point of cut, fit and style, well
as in price He therefore respectfully solicits his
friends and the public generally to call and give
him a trial.
ew Weavefs Hotel
JACOB o. BECK.
Sunb,iry, March 30, 1850, Gm
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ScR01Fj: FU(LA!

Dhoussnds Of Cares Of Svcfnla Cancers syplai. s.d
oir impure diseases Of hs Bicoe fth, very SNAIL
QUANTITY uhich ,cds used Of Medicine 10 ef Cxvs,
Of such Diseases be ony proof Of the purifying mrsica pom
IN tie Medicine phh has subds.d and conqncrd us,
flefe mn esfiou1Ls sr;denr< ,6.,
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because One Botte OF it has medical curative
ter ip H. and, in coricqucuce sdss in much
less time, than bottle Of my other medicine
VI, then ONE Bottle ot .BRANTs PURiFfER will cure
FODR TIMES more disease than bottle uf sorsaps.
riHa "BRiNTs PuRFrERr would be ns chedp " f1pr dol
lars a bQ,c strSdpariiid doiidr But BnANTs
PURIFIER is sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle and
bottle Ul II has cured and is Capable of curing Fe
Times much disease bottle Of sarsdporis thsrs
fore sarsapaifla in consequence OF its !s power and
less medical efficacy, should be sold at than
Ttg Fire Gents per bottle, to be Us cheap tue PuRi
rfru n D,iIJ
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Worse than Hopeless

Now hear Mr.. HASKlN'S statement of care He said
My wife procured one bottle of BRaNT-S PURIFYING
EXTRACT oi BisseH q LEONARD Druggists OF Rome
commenced using that and began to get bt.tr-rHAr
BOTTLE enabled me to get of my Jed whers had been
confined one year-ihe SECOND bottle enabled 10 Sa
out Of the hOuse-the THIRD bottle enabled to Wah
7o0 Miles to Rome Centre where procured SSr BEETLES
more and when had finished using them Stenteen ou,
OF JSeaty Ulcers HAD HEALED uPand three bottles more
effected PERFECT CURE Of all ths Ulcers, and re.
atpred me 10 edoi h.nlth
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

Is such Medicine In every respect and there u abun
dant proof In great effected that ONE BOTTLE sf
It contains purifying, healing virus aud medical
pepr than there IL contained in -Four Boe of sny sSy.
saparid, any other medicine thst has been offered
for sale. There is undoubed proof in our pamphlstA
that by the usa Of this great Indian Purifier they that
were DYiNe yet Livg-thcy that i.AuK and Car.
FLED can now WAiK-they that were SICK ScRoYuLopa
and otherwise diseased have been tEALyb and CtArp
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 1875 p. m.
You will find enclosed some nows from Cali
fornia.
The parties charged with the murder of young
Edmund Mitchell have been undergoing an exam
inaton to-day before the city court The tesu-
mony thus far traces them to the place Of the muir
DER but il is somewhat contradictory. There are
doubts whether the State will be able 70 sustain a
case against them. The various rewards offered
by the State and city, and other parties for the APP
prchcnsion of the murdcrers, now amount in all TO
about twenty five hundred dollars.
The Grand Division of the Sons ofTemperance is
now holding It's meeting here. There are over two
hundred delegates present.
Our market, to-day, is very quiet. Nothing
done in flour; prices nominal at 81 81 a So IS for
city mills and Howard street.
Red wheat, 95 100 cts; white do, 104 ll0 and
IFS cts. White corn, 81 90 cts; yellow, 81 GO
CITE. Oats, SO cts. Rye, 81 cts. Whisky, "a %
cts.
The tobacco market has been firm throughout
the week, and sales arc made freely, though hold
ers are generally asking higher prices. There is,
however, no actual alteration in figures. The sup
ply is light, and the receipts small The weeks
inspections amount to 9l2 bhds, Of which 5ll arc
Maryland, 81 Ohio.
Stocks firm. Sales Of 100 shares Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad at 7Sl 7ss Nothing done in Gov
eminent 6's Maryland Sc, 1922 bid
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DISCONTINUED.

DISCONTINUED.
Vaudeville, st. Tammany parish, Louisiana.
Wilmington, Hot Spring county, Arkansas.
Woodruff, Pulaski county, Arkansas.
Cache, st. Francis county, Arkansas
Pay Down. 0sage county, Missouri.
Rings Branch, Lewis county, Missouri.
Muskego Mills, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin
Illinois Furnace, Hardin county, Illinois
Chocochattic, Benton county, Florida.
NAMES CHANGED.
Morristown, Lamoille county, Vermont name
changed to " Worthwhile"
Ironyille, Blair county, Pennsylvania name
changed to Tyrone"
Aukcnytown, Knox county, ohio--name changed
to " Shalcr's Mills"
Poinsett. Hamilton county, Indiana name
changed TO " Nickcsonvillc."
Wshcootsh, Wabashaw, Minnesota Territory
name changed to " Red Wing"
Adamsville, Pamela county, Mississippi
changed TO " Moon"
scotts Ferry, Albcmarle county, yirginia--namo
changed to "Scottsville"
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DISTINGUISHED GRApUATEs.-The triennial cat
alogue of Yale College, recently published, shows
among the graduates of that Institution four
Judges of the Supreme Court of different States, two
Secretaries of State, two of War, of the Trea-
sury, one of the Navy, one Postmaster General
thirty nine United States Senators, one hundred
and thirty nine Members of House of Representa-
tives, twenty two Governors, eighteen Lieutenant
Governors, eight Secretaries OF different States,
four Ministers and PleniPotentiaries, three Chan
cellors of New York. four Bishops, thirteen Presi-
dents of Medical Societies, thirty six Presidents of
Colleges, one hundred and five Professors. Besides
these there are other graduates who have filled
distinguished positions, whose titles not in
serted in the catalogue, Professor Tully, Ash
bel Smith, of Texas, DIR. S. F. Jarvis, &c.
NetD Hdren Pal
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1EW DRESS GOODS, kMoNOlDhoED
IN sHAWLs, dsc.-The subscribers have this
day opened large addition to their stock OF Fan
cy Goods for ladies, among which are
10 pieces superlatively rich Brocade Silks, for
evening
10 do superlativey rich Brocade Silks, for
street
10 do extra rich watered Silks, every color
S do new styles spotted Silks very neat
do rich plain Gros de Algiers
10 do extra rich and new styles Chene
Is do figured and changeable Silks, very
cheap
5 do heavy black watered Silks, all widths
10 do colored and black Turk Satins, do
80 do very fine French Mernos, every
shade
is do very rich colored Silk yelvets, every
shade
10 do very rich watered Irish Poplins, eve
ry shade
so do very rich French Cashmere d. Ecosse,
new style
25 do very rich French Mousselines de
Lame, new style
30 do very rich Scotch Mousselines de
Lame, low priced
IL very rich real Cashmere long Shawls
20 do do do square do
rs latest styles Scotch long do
30 new styles Lace Capes
dozen real Valencia Lace Collars
do embroidered muslin and lace Sleeves
and Cuffs
do richly embroidered Handkerchief, &c
Together with many other and desirable
tcles in their ine to which they respectfully in
vite the attention Of the ladies of the District and
its vicinity. p. IL. HOOE co.
Oct S-2wif
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fremont HousE.-The proprietors of this excel
lent hotel celebrated its anniversary yesterday,
it has been customary for them to do, by inviting
few friends to quiet, generous, fremont House
dinner. Yesterday was its twenty first birth day
an epoch when man becomes "of age" having fin
ished his education and apprenticeship; but the
houseshas diffused its character its spirit and its
practice, throughout the whole kingdom of hotel
keeping from the first moment Of its existence, to
the comfort and refreshment of the traveller and
sojourner in every part of the continent, and its
vigorous youth has nothing to learn from more ma
ture age. Its "reedom day. was celebrated with
a little more ecat than usual on this OCCASION and
the pleasant union Of friends, and the elegant hos
pitality of the propreors, will be long remembered
by those who had the fortune to be present.
Boston Courier, 18th.
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PARADE OF FASTAsTIcALs.-Thc Santa Anna
tblackl Guard, troop Of Enthusiastically accoutrcd
young men, created some sensation in Wall street
and other thoroughfares through which they passed
yesterday while on their target excursion TO Fort
Green, Brooklyn. The commnnder-in- chief, n
woodcn-legged man, rode n horse in advance OF bis
corps, with the wooden stunps projecting on either
side, apparently to clear the way. The horse
led by negro. The privatcs, numbering fifty
men, were chiefly attired in cast. of theatrical gar
mcnts, representing cavaliers, clowns, &c.--some,
with rich crimson robes and court dresses of span
gled velvet and gilded tapestry, elk stockings top
boots, lace and tinsel Others were hdeously paint
ed, masked, and clad in various Oriental styles.
man wearing sugarlo loaf shaped chspoau, about
four feet in height, and the apex encircled with
The target was well riddled Placed the field of
battle, these men would be likely 10 subdue by
fright, If not by forcc.-N Y. Jour. of Com, 10th.
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that winter is approaching. Are there no means
of preventing this'


Of preventing this'
PREsEsTATIos.-On Monday next the Wash
ington Light Infantry, Captain Tate, accompanied
by their excellent band, led by Mr.. Schenck, will
parade ut two o'clock, p. m, and proceed to the
base of the Washington Monument, where stone
prepared by them for that vast column will be pre-
sented TO the Board of Directors, in address by
George w. p. Gusts, esq, in behalf of the com
pany. The stone is a beautiful specimen Of Yer
mont marble, five feet long. twenty inches wide
and nine thick. 1t is simply inscribed with the
name of the company, the date Of its organization,
and of the presentation. 1t will be raised TO its
place and inserted in the presence Of the company
We are informed also that Mr.. Reeside Of the
Union Line, has, with characteristic courtesy,
offered to attach team of six eight of his beau
tful gray horses to the truck on which the stone
is to be borne. and to convey it to the monument.
This offer has of been gladly accepted.
We shall wish for clear skies for the occasion.
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TEMPERANCE IN ST. LoUIs.-At grand cee-
bration Of the Roman Catholic Teetotal Temper
ance Society at St. Louis, the 9th instant, the
Rev. Father Mathew delivered the pledge to over
one thousand persons. The whole number who
have signed since the arrival Of the reverend gen
tleman is stated at five thousand and from the
names daily added to the list the Republican thinks
that before he leaves St. Louis he will have added
more than ten thousand names TO the temperance
list
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MELANCHOLY D,sPEssATIos.-A sad instance of
the ravages Of malignant scarlet fever has recently
come to our notice. On Friday, the 4th of Octo-
Der, Josephine. the interesting little daughter Of
Isaac G Mckinley, editor Of the Harrisburg Union
taken ill with this terrible disease. and died
after much suffering, on the following Wednesday
She was Just seven years OF age. On Thursday a
noble little boy two years and seven months old,
went into the room, "to see poor jose in her cof
fin" and was apparently in the best health at the
time. He was seized with the fever on Friday, and
died on Saturday night. yIpanian.
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CATTLE IN THE STREETs.-The corporation Of
New York have passed law making it penal to
drive cattle through the streets except between the
hours of one and five, a. m, when every one is
supposed to be in bed
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RAILROAD DEPoT,-The contractors for erecting
the depot and station houses for the New York and
Eric Railroad Company broke ground last Monday
for the first OF the series, freight depot of the di-
mansions of seventy by three hundred feet This
will be followed by passenger depot. office build
ing, &c. as soon as the proper materials can be
collected Dunkirk Journal 5h
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DowAND's TONIC mIxTuKE-warrantec

ID OWAND'S TONIC mtNTURE Warranted
N to cure FEVER AND AG UE.-l 500, 900 cases
OF this 1reiched complaint have been cured by the
above universally. renowned and incompatible
medicine within 10 years.
However startling this statement may at fret Rp-
pear, yet the FACT may be demonstrated by the
single rule Of three, for estimate by reference 90
the Mandatory Book that Five HUNDRED
THOUSAND BoTTLts have been made and distrib
uted over the country during that period.
Well, II is well known TO the Agents. especially
in the Western Ststes, that tohoie fanes q fire or
sir persons have bcen cured by one single bofel In
one, two, three, and four persons! The average
here would give Three TO every bottle
amounting to the astounding number of 500 900
of this "hated conpiani cured by this inesti.
pdbie relnedy'N
Now, common sense dictates the propriety of re-
sorting al To this DID, fduorite, ,oeil- tried
thoroughly proceed, sterling and BEST remedy.
(Which restores the natural feelings aud elasticity
Of the constitution in a manner that nothing else
Will and of acoiding all uuigGr and nsigni fcant
tonic MIXTURES, which mere counterfeit limitations
Of this OsIGINAL MEDioISE.
HIGH PROFESSIONAL SANCTION.
hereby certifythat several persons under medi-
cal treatment for lSTssMITTENr FEvER, Cor Fever
and Ague) within my observation and direction,
have been cured 10y the use Of Z" Ds. RowANp's
ToNic MixrURE," after every preparation Of Pc
ruvisn bark, (quinne,) &c, had been tried in
vain. NATH'L p. CAUSTN, NJ. D.,
Washington City, ID. G.
For sale, at s per bottle, by
octI7 J.. F. CALLAN.
rORPORATION STOCK antedby
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NEw jersey TRANSIT DUTIEs.--The receipts for
transit duties from the Camden and Amboy Rail.
road Co. during the quarter ending Sept. 30tb,
SEAT 81, being 1929 So more than during the
same period last year.
The transit duties from the ". ]. Railroad Co.
during the same period were S3,S0l, being S7S6 %
more than last year.
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PaoF. HADDoeK, of Dartmouth College, has ac
cepted the appointment of charge to Lisbon, and
the Portuguese government is waiting for him in
order to settle that little bill. Professor II. ia
nephew to the Secretary Of State and replaces
son OF Henry Clay.-Boston Post,
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THROUGH LINE FOX SAN
A FRANCISCO. Via CIIAGRESs-
<ZfJEE THE NEW FAVORITE STEAM

CHEROKEE 1900 tons, Captain ii Winde,
PHILADELPHIA, 100 tons. Capt J. " Nicholson,
Form the only direct line between New York and
Chagrcs in connection with the United States Mail
Steam pac kets in the Pacihc-a semi monthly hne
through to San Francisco They leave New YORK
the 18th and 2sth Of each month.
REDUCED RATES OF FARE TO CHAGRES.
Cherokee Philadelphia
After Saloon State. Rooms. l25 90. ...... ) 25 90
Forward Saloon do 100 OO..'....- lVUoo
Lower taDln. ~ W
All the above dine AT the same table and have the
privilege of the Saloon. e-
Steerage, (found with mattresses and board,) SoS
in each vessel.
Freight to Chagres, 10 cents per foot.
Each passenger ID allowed personal baggage Tree
10 the extent OF $50 bs not exceeding IN measure
ment 10 cubic feet
Expenses on the Isthmus are borne by the pas
sengers.
For freight or passage, apply to
ROWLAND & ASPlNWALL,
81 South street, New York.
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DANCING ACADEht-FtitsF COURSE.
MIR. =. r. Liable has the honor 90 announce
WI 10 the citizens Of Washington and George
town, that bic fret course Of dancing Lessons for
the season will commence on TUESDAY, October
29th, at bis residence, Pennsylvania avenue, op-
posite Wizards Hotel
Days Of Tuition; Washington Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays; Georgetown Mondays and
Fridays. IUnionl Sept 2s-du
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ToBAcco CRor.-A friend at our elbow, who has
travelled through the southern part of Kentucky in
forms that the recent frost has ured the tobac
crops to at least a million Of dollars in the dis
trict through which he travelled Gin. Com, llh
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We learn from the Cincinnati papers that Mr..
Senator Benton passed through that city, few
days ago. on his way to Missouri.
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BY the upsetting Of the stage coach from Haver-
hill TO Newburyport, near the bridge over the Mer-
rimac, few days since, one lady had an arm bro
were more or less injured.
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FOR MOUNT vERNON.-FOUR TRIPS.

h The steamboat THOMAS COLL
ec4eXEI57 YER will make four trips to
Mount Vernon, leaving Wash
ington at 10 o'clock and Alexandra at l0J, on
Monday, Oct. 2lst, Wednesday 23d, Friday 18th,
and Saturday Goth.
The boat will remain at Mount Vernon about two
hours, and proceed TO Fort Washington and land,
where the passengers will have ample time TO view
that noble fort.
Fare, round trip, from Washington, 81; Alex
andria, rs cents; children halfprice. Refresh
mcnts furnished at reasonable prices. The coaches
will leave the Capitol at 81 O'Clock. Persons TAX
ing seats between the Treasury Office and the Capt.
to for the boat, ten cents each way. Persons TAX
ing seats distant from Pennsylvania avenue fifteen
cents each way.
For seats and boat tickets, apply to Mr.. Reside,
Georgetown, or to George and Thomas Parker &
Co, Washington, the day before the boatleaves.
Persons wishing to visit Mount Vernon will find
it most agreeable to 60 before the weather gcts
cold. JOB CORSON,
Oct. l9-4tSTuThF Captain.
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GENTLE MEMS FALL AND WINTER
" GOODS.-P. j. STEER, Merchant Tailor,
adjoining Browns Hotel, having received his sup
ply of Gentlemen Fall and Winter Goods, (Which
all carefully selected by himself at the North)
has the pleasure to invite his customers and the
public TO call and them. The cloths embrace
all the colors and shades now most popular, while
the Cassimeres and vestings require only to be
to be admired.
The stock embraces nearly every article of gen.
tleman's wardrobe, including superior dress Shirts,
silk, woollen, and cotton Undershirts and Drawers,
elegant Cravats, Handkerchief, Gloves and Stocks
Wear now prepared to make up clothing to order
at short notice, and in style Of more than usual
elegance. Oct 5-3taw2wif
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CONTENTS.
/. The Mysteries Of History -Bldekpood's Mag
dzine.
,. Epping Hunt; Tale of the Crusades.- Tufts
Magazine.
3. Maurice Tiernay-Chap. l2-l5.-Drlbiin Uni
veTsity Magazine.
8. The Empress Josephine's Fret Court.-Neto
Monthly Magazine.
5. The Seal Fishery Of Newfoundland. - p.
Tocque.
g. jefferson, Randolph, and Coopcr.-LOrisville
Journal.
7. Naseby.-Tdifs Magazine.
PoETRY.-songs to Jenny Lind Church Bells !;
Friends Lines.
With Short Articles.
WAsHNoToN, December 81. 1sI5
of all tho Periodical Journals devoted 10 Litcra-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to to be the most
useful IL contains, indeed, the exposition only Of
the current Literature Of the English guage but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, in.
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion of the presentagc
J. q. ADAMS.
new volume has just commenced.
Published weekly at SO year, by
+. LITTELL Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
Oct l7-dtw&vlw corner Pa av. and a. st.
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Post ONCE Operations.

The Postmaster GENERAL has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending
October II, 1850.
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BOUNTY LAND.

ITO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS Of the army
l. of 1912, of previous Indian wars, wars in Flo
rida and Mexico, militia and volunteers, or their
representatives.
The subscriber, who served for many years in
the army subsequent to 1912, and one of the
committee in applying TO Congress for land, now
that an appropriation has been made, offers his
vices an agent in procuring their warrants, and
disposing of them, if necessary. Letters, post
paid, Washington city, ID. c.
CHAS. j. NOURSE.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED will attend to any bust
Il ness as an agent in Washington that may be
entrusted 70 his care. He will attend promptly to
the procuring of bounty land warrants under the
late act Of Congress- on the most reasonable terms.
His office, for the present is over the Magnetic
Telegraph office, Congress Hall.
Oct Sim b. b. FRENCH
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A STR EA-A new Poem, by oliver Wendell
"A Holmes.
De Quincey's Writings, vols. New edition.
fsop's Fables; new version, chiefly from ORR
ginal sources, by Rev. Thomas James, NJ A.; with
more than fifty illustrations
Oct 10 FRANCk TAYLOR