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Ills worshippers.,
France.
Let me add, Sir. icith

The latest intelligence from France would to
Indicate that Lous Napoleon with the aid and support
of the army end with the eountenance and sympathy OF
the Russian Government will succeed in multiplying the
Constitution and placing himself in the Presidency for
ten years preparatory doubt, the and final
step Of his ambition to be the Emperor his disn.
guished knsman was. The French people have been
nsuIted and deceived by this TRAITOR liberty Since
his Interference put down the efforts for popular lib
erty in Italy, we have had confidence in the man.
His selfish ends, and not the glory of the Republic
the happiness Of the people, have been his aim.
The French people are, to be sure, light, versatile
populations but among the most enlightened have al
ways been found noble advocates of freedom. They
have had chance TO their ability for sergov-
ernment. Crushed the earth by the tyrants power,
they have. under the dread Of the guotine and the
sword submitted to the tyrant will Taxed to sustain
regal government, and to support a standing army,
who, with fixed bayonets, always ready to fight
either for freedom despotsm, according TO the pay
the caprice Of the moment The Bourbons went down
and the House Of Orleans In turn il FELL and a
branch Of the Corscan power elevated the Pres
dency, but the liberties of the people have never been
secured There is free Press thunder forth Its full
limitations agains. the giant of the oppressor and
the people have remained in ignorance the mere toys
and paythngs Of the tyrant's will. But that light
which is Illuminating the world will yet dispe the
mist and lay bare to the eyes Of the people the
and designs Of their bcrayers God grant that the day
and hour may come, and this Of Louis Napo-
leon may be the very clarion sound which shall call forth
the people oil oppressed Europe the conflict for Free
dom. The times are ominous, and each arrival from
Europe viii be looked for with intense interest
~ We have neither time inclination to handy cpl
thets with the lying and cowardly pltroon who edits
the Indiana Journal He commenced his in In
diana by slandering the Indiana Regiment in little
dog fsnnel" Gazette, which he published at South
Bend. He made to his words and back out from
his vile ISLANDERS. The correspondence is yet in exist.
enee and there hundreds Of witnesses who are ready
to testify to bis infamous conduct; and from that day
forward he has had feeling of bitterness towards the
people Of the central part Of Indiana Let him growl
and snap 1t Is his nature.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Dec. %, 1851.

Senate met.
On motion, a call Of Senate ordered when II ap
peated that thirty-fve senators were absent.
The Senate then adjourned till tomorrow morning.
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Notify Them
Notice to Butter Makers

'tNiE subscriber would call the attention If ~,
i public ~ kIClltRDSO\'S
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PROPRIETORS.
To the Travelling Public.

'1NIE under, 2rs! respectfully inform, hi friends
and the traV"lln" public generally that he has
purchased tn" well known TAVERN STAND AT
Danvi!" 'irrrn- formerly occupied lv Horace Ev-
am and more recently hv Charles Nlrr!rv: where
he designs To kr"Pa first rate Iior,~. al Entcrtain-
mcut for man and beast H. w"uld al" further
>nv that h. intends t" rSlair and thoroughly r,tit
the house. :" render TIA Sill more e. l,li.r,-
and convenient llo'c Than /, now j. TX ,iric, NJ
tcnti"n t" the wants {" Travellers and hv reasonable
charges. III I'LL ca-''~, he h"I> 10 merit and receive
thu public patronage. JOSEPH PRESTON
nauviIlr. April -. 1>:2 7,0.f
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FOR SALE.
vrliE entire property Of the NEW UANP.
Z SHIRE IRON FACTORY COMPANY,

III / f'icpnla ami vicInItv, IL follows:
y hot air Blast Furnace. with coal houses t"n~
coal and ore on hand, and the ore He'll. \ cu"Ir
f1irnnc" and Fixtures, with pa'tcrrI-h"u>r. patterns.
fl-A-. Nc. stone Blck-initl'- Shop ." feet long.
WITH II iurGc~ and trip -hamm"r-. \ laryc Forge.
with ) ilur> and , hammers. 4 ,wo--torv Machine
and Wood shop - feet long. with new marhiurr,
"i the best quality and finish, c"r>i>tIu" of Wool
and Iron Planer. latheS Of various kinds. Urling
Ma"hIncE. Pres Punch. Circular Saws, &C.
Saw Mill with 4 Nhn.lr machine and Starch
NH with Nv" dry houses y first rate Gr;-t NH.
having the m"lcrn improvements with = run Of
burr stones and Of granite and House, Barn and
!anl adjoining.
we'll cultivated Farm. hay my Oh it a large Store.
~ dwelling houses. and convenient Iav cru House
;" feet long. with Barns, SHEDS, &c.
Ah"ut 500" acres of Land, mostly tinhrred
Ai-". Their Who" stock Of Goods consisting of
i@, Bar and Scrap Iron, Hollow Ware and Castings
ui various kinds
The Works are situated miles FROM the White
Sl"IirtalnS EaI!road on tn" Ammuru">uc, having :.
hr-t rate water power. and machinery ot the latest
construction. The of j. OF tho richest quail
y, ana Tor castings and bar iron is un-urpa-~r
he above will be sold Together OF in lnt- I" -rlir
purchasers, reasonable terms. For further r:,r
ii'u'lr>. apply to ELISHA MACK Salem. or To
THOMAS SPOONlH. Agent
At the Works.
August 30, 1S52 1SSWlL
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AS a Dyspepsia Curer

l'r h"n-'i''n, f"l,n lI, produced The mos, r,,r
DO curing cI-'- 90 ,l'l'r ,.rf,lr.a'-..-
nervous t"r.'n' and d,,I.ific c,.r-uiri,..n T. p.
p. -'' 'l, detail , cs-,-. %. fl,. l,,,.r'.
30 ''- advert -,I..r'. Co.. .r.'I .r'...-,t.r. f &c.,.
i7t' .''u gwen o. ui..r, 'hsu ~. humble r.rs..
'.' '"I''. .H I'.H''.lua. Nv \ - .t.l I..-'..,.
5000. - --7, i,.gs. 30 Ill. rs,ir ca. .r.|
Tie cures were MT "uy rapid ana w"udrnu. a-,
l"urau,rr.
u i- % -n''i nervous aniilu,e and r.sr,i,ll t,.,.
H,'iA. i"r tendency :" bilious ,.>.,r,i.r :y-r e..
i.aH' ''''r and A-Ie, ~ badly treated lever a
'E'r. ans The eVl elects of Quinine Merrtir,. ., #
"'Ht- upon The dircstVe organ-. affsr q -
.'''-. A'-". lpr rxc-.. ln .A,uf aui the t,r .-.
'-' ' fni"ni .Pirit,. II slgpo.i reyuuCi'r. 3. -r
. .'. " f.frf--Fsslf..
I'r b. rl''t.-h. f=T-ia {, ..ii ~ us.rIy .Hsl.
'n h"e 'ifuEs saa I-nf'sias met cite- ihs,.sgi
...~i staie-- u l. Frefsrei iu Eaulrr
' ''''''--'h4 - s~---uitien ~, Is. IL
i..-.'f cos r'sr. 80 80 s-s = fh-.s-ia.. -..,
if Hsssrsf'ar 20 h'. sr-nfs F-.~=L
Et.- Ftat--sss...a. ssa giyins re
'ff'--r s- uf-.r shsh the sizint. Il th. 49, 80.
'.' a.s ta.sI \. q r. ut = s.sFrt rsn.si, D.. I.
ra-si against - a. ts lAy..saH.
10 and ~ -utsf rrsgti,s. FrI.s
900 f-1 .rr .-f'..
'r..f't rat-. t.sr, '-',,. q 80 -.-a .
F.ft .'HH..t - a.
Nh - |.. I...r i|..- tf.
o. f..
N'1Nts J E.,.rtu -, IAa.fury.
" .fl. .t. a E.l. 49,. w.. Geo.
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y '''",', ''"''. IMAM at ''''''
=,
.r.;n h,., ,,,,,a
:,
:. ..,r- ,,,,, -; ,owar - ,h,, ,oun of
',,1., .,,,,.,. d:.,,o.;.;o,, b,3 boon, -.
.,,,o,n,rl TO ,i>i, the rr,iIenr. Of widow NJ
whether TO see the amiah!r widow herself or
L..r l;,,I, J,ucI,t.r. our informant EJ MOS,
In,,r o,. .v.n;r., h.. ,,nrd H.. f,m;I, h,rj
IL TT >,
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Scientific Evidence!

Baron Lebis in his celebrated work on animal
chemistry, says: IAN artificial digestive fluid,
analogous TO the Gastric Juice. NAV be readily nre'
pared from the mucous membrane of the stomach
{" the Ok. in which various articles offood, as meat
and eggs. will he soitened changed, and dicested.
lu>t III the same manner as they would be in the
human stomach
Gall on the Agent, and get descriptive circular.
cratl>. giving large amount of scientific evidence
similar I" ihe above, together with reports Of re-
narhac cnrr>. from all narfs of tie nited Stn..
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Sofas! Sofas! Sofas !

Wol LID say to the public that havc cnracc,
Sofa Maker that is master oi the trade. to max,
me Il lot OF Sofas, and have a lot now finished An.
would offer them to those that want To purchase Il
a less price than can buy in En>ton and firie!r
Them here, and much better article | would -,
I" Those that want to buy 10 sell again /" call on m,
AMI will try TO sell them 80 As t. give satisfaction
Quick Sales is my Motto.
\
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BRIGHTON.

''tlf- non Resident rr"rri"nr> and lni owner, of
= 'hr town Of Brighton in The County OF Essen
ana safe ii Vermont. hereby notified that the
'aNr> assessed 10y said town within the two YEAR
M'S' preceding thi> date. remain either i'll whole ~
III part UnPaId on the following Described ln,l>, To-
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Brunswick,

THE, non resident proprirtor> of the town
of Brunswick. in the County of Essen are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed bv said
town, remain either in whole or in part I'M
pad. on the following described lands in said
town, to wit
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BOOk n MUSIC STORE,
NOTICE.
Mrs. E. Kidder's

Nl"lEEA MpERIS. D,>~u,crv and pia--r
y Cordial: llyue'> Caru;naiivr Ral>aru- y
,lrian lial>:lm: M'ilai> LII. Pill ami Ph,rni, I
Ter: naHi- Pam hiilrr; >rhcrrk's PulrIlor,i,- :
mp: l"Un~'ril >ar-:tlrrllla: E,l II ~, Plall' 81
Rot Pill; prar- Rheumatic Pill: Hooper,
ll>h friIlal' fill~; Ncilli>fcr'> Ointment. +
oilitiu''mt- E>>cnrc. Jamaica Ginger. CeJhal.c 81
'aiarrh >nn'i. SNUFF Beans, Harlem al r..
'il. N''at>-i"ri oil. >hulk'> al ul,y, a.. H.,
tial OH. Aver Cherry Pcct"ral. Hunt'> l., ,.-
Williams Balm 81 I.ii,. Tor cru-h. Hunter p -
Mt Eagle TrHP"li, Petroleum. or Rock oH. .-
most all the popular remedies ui the DAY tr -.
The dozen ur single i.,rtle al
EINGHAN'S DRUG STuET.
81 Iohushury, -Iulv - I>5a. -
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ST. JOHNSBURY
MARBLE WORKS.

ME- subscriber, have fitted M q r.,.~ NAE|L
~ SHOP "PP'>it,. the Passenger Dr.. = -
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FEMME COMPLAINTS,


and comprises all the icrnr.cr.rn:, To- which f..
males ar" liable 10y tie cculiarit.> OF their or,,lj
/Ht'"1 Among these l'r"l:ll>rI> teri r t,,.-
81 the Womb: chronic Inflammation and Ulccr.-
ton 81 the "'Ih Incidental IIamnrrha"c.n cor Flood
ne; lH"r AllU>. or White; Cn!uru>i j; PaiuIl,l
Suppressed and irregular Mcri~trr,ati,,n &c with
al Their accompany III evils Cancer executed ct
whatever duration and severity ALI TN ~ cow
PLANTS can b" pleasantly. safely and certainly rem
'Rlrd t'v thu preparation.
IN" claims "t lii medicine To- the confidence &c
III" pubic are strengthened lv the fact Of IL hyi,
, received In" appreciation and liberal patronage, Of
MANI fEt'hiNlNT MtNEIES on TIIr MFuICAIE,,.
iLTi III tile nltc States some of whom HAY, vol
unfairly gwen letters Of COMMUNICATION. tscc pam
ri"' sustaining all that j. claimed Tor the Caihuli
con Il 4 curative agent
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and assumptions of the above dis,
ease together with Testimonials from Indie, Of tha
Responsibility. ccrtiii, hv the most >iti,
factory authority in the pamphlet to all which the
a''h'i"n OF Ladies' AMI Practitioners * respectfully
invited can b" had traits at my store sold hv
j. I. BLNGH1H ~. .hbE<,Hru
i. t. PL.kHAM VI d. I'iica. NY
L. d. FILMING. VI. L.. y. Bedford. N>.
~ l. f""Tl. VI. H.. >vrTcU>c. Y. !.
"'ieI'hces II. VI. MILLS. VI. H.. Rochester y \.
". ". EtI-l VI. H.. Ci,v ON. York
j. {. oEII'k. VI. u. Baltimore. NJ.
W FEt>'"Tr. NJ. u. Concord. y H.
'n'r'i i'"p"r.a"> Er"a'wav. N.lo l7s,m6
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
BROADW NEW YORK.

Tho Metropolitan will be completed, and opcncd
for the reception of Company September 1t. Price
Of Boar I. two dollars per ,lly
7sIw y SIMEON LELAND & co.
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To COMPUTE lNrEEE>T.-A correspond
following simple plan for computing interest
at >lX per cent per annum tor any number OF
days, which he learned. he SAYS. twelve years
arc:
''pi'idr the number Of DAYS bv six. ano!
multiply the dollars by the Dividend the re-
>ult is the interest in dccimal> cut of the
RIGHT hand figure and Won have it in dollars
and cents thus: Wha. is the interest ON
>l"o for twcnty-onr days: II divided hv i
Is - loo multiplied by b is j:jn or 81 rt~
Again, what l. the interest on >>3.> for nine
ty-thrrc days: ." divided by equals ~ :;
3's multiplied by II! i $50, or ) 81 90
Let book keepers try this rule. and they viii
ilnd that II Is simple and t,!l,. -
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S II A K E x s.

",\'INiENllp>NE1PI a. >ir>trNErI
IN. aHt ilHI' IA'ric' 90, Nr.,.-,r. ,.r.ir. D..
H.. { BINGHAM
1-frt
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DR.. Anarchists I'trrire CalhoIicou,

! Iii II>,-,NIIN pI
III Nl;uN TIITN
RATION HA> >IAE
lI~HEp \ MN M
N THF HISTORY al
I'M III NIING NET
II =. ilI'ru'h. rrc Il
thu CREATES, M-iica.
Discoveries If H.,
Az. hrclu>c il Vii,
cIIrcuInrri than min"
,rmti,> 90! a c':i-~ 81
distressing diseases
Incl !c,:Ili"i,lul'->
in every ~t;r"c "tli,,.
ana " hic h hIvr
heretofore re>i>.c /
= =.
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Wanted Immediately! First See You are Right,

IN first rat" Cat Makers. 10 make rt-,oln ar,
~ III" t".;'-, hv SOIFSN DINING,
-. J"hn>hurv. >ri. :; ~. 7..w3
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BRICK MASONRY.

ollN F. CAMERON respectfully :r-..r--ra, r..
- The puhlic that he lia> heated ~. J.. f. .,
town. and that hr j. in readiness g. d. a - r., .
his Ina" 81 bu>ime->. With IramIrl.--- :.,.. g. ~.
manlike manner. He may lc found = -..----.
he left at the house oi NJ A. COM. ~. >.,.-.s
street.
-. bloomsbury. April IL. Is5s. 1t-aN
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NI7N~ T0WgIItNn IaIln ! 'S I52 III n - =
Mary Brown,
.Iamr> Cory Farm - l52 2.il LA 81 =
And much Of said land will lie sold at public auc.
tioa, at the school house, in district NJ. l. in >ai,
Il wn oi brighton. on Tuesday, the 18th fav IF Ortu
!-r next. ut ten "'cI"ck rcn""l shall be r,riIli
site 10 discharge said taxes with cost lnle>> prrvi
"u-lv paid.
WILLIAM l.. HOSFEEOOk First Constable.
Dated NJ brighton. August -. l>52 .>sw3
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Summer Arranuen.

INEAlN> leave Wnl>,.ra,
or on arrival II III" Gar, from >. e.
fl-~ulnI,~ic r':'d~-b"t1 Tra,- $780,, ''.-
l"w> Falls with the Vt. Nalr.v -, a., a.
Tor New CORK via >rringt-' lI.,.t.5 .-
Ton VIA kc"nc. fltchhur- *. ann. B..
- and $50 rM, AMI M York ~, a. i','..
trains leave Bellows Faf,> ,,.r a. - r,
Windsor Il ii-i5 1 VI and > l5I.v
OF the New York and E,,>,,,. r.. -
c"nncctingat %i,,d-,,r wi,h I-.,... T..
Montreal. Burlington. Nmiti..l.,.-. ".
I"tn>bury. &c. Passengers IN IL '..-. y
h lie ,, t1.!, ~, WITH ihc Trains .f,lop -,
i"r Rutland. whitehall. >:ir:,', - :, b. i Z
most direct and desirable route. ,.....
To- Saratoga. leaving y. .Iul.i.,r---,.
T 81 !, IN the morning and >'"lfln-2 bur.
Fails, arriving al $ara''-a :,rrrv ''
~ Fitchhurg Tr.siri> ,-,,r,,..., T..
Trains for W"rc">tjr. Pr,rj,3>rre 4. .. W.
for Lowell. Nashua, fa>rrIcc 4, ''--
Stages connect NJ Chsrlr.fa>a s.-
Pcrkin>villc. south E,;,lil-. &.
G,"rirstO'r', Y. r., u-q Il l.. =
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HATS and CAPS

than they have had tn. privilcg" OF selecting from
before. am manufacturing Tor the wholesale and
retail trade. la- and Caps inferior TO none III the
4 style for Young mems Wear that
cann"t lee SURPASSED i'll beauty and finish hv any
in New England. employ expert
cuccd wurhluru and manufacture most OF my own
stock. and am able t" assure the public of il quail
tir- AMI % aI>wcr I'LL order, ir articles not hand
ut short notice" WI. DECKER.
ST. .InhM.hnrv Vt AnT. % SIT
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DEErAEEp from Er>>rr- or the fourth Sron-
d A'n ct I'M ON. AFTER directions Il EAE"N
l1InI'.. th' -r;.' rliy-jn.-:, Chemist; i,v ! =
H""1ir">. II Philadelphia. IA.
This i>atruiy wonderful remedy f"r isd;cs<t;, ,,
bgT'iS''. .i'7nol'". i,c'r o"py,ltn' Constipation Il
ftbii'y. rur,- after Natures nau mlrth"i. l,v Na-
iJrr'~ OWL Agent. the 'ia-;ric .Iurc.
I-IIalia r:s-""aiii. q, f,l'-i'1. infused in wafer
viii 'ig'>t dissolve lr bounds ii r',>i beef in
about Nv" hours. ont al The stomach.
Prism i the chief element. OF great dcc,t'uc
l'rlmclPl" al the ,ia>:rc uice-rhc solvent Of the
hood. the purifying. preserving, and stimulating
agent of the stomach ana te>tinc>. /, i extracted
from the digestive stomach of the OK thu forming
an artificial digestive fluid precisely like the natu-
raj ''a>trc Juice in lis chemical powers and fur
ni>hin@ complete AMI perfect substitute for IL Bv
The All "i this preparation, the pains and evils of in
digestion and dyspepsia are removed lust as they
would Ice br healthy stomach. 1t * doing wonders
for pv>PcpticS, curing cases of debility emaciation.
nervous decline. and dvSpeptic consumption sup
posed 10 be on the verge of the grave. The scientific
evidence upon which it is based, is in the highest
degree curious and remark able
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MARBLE WORK.

IN all H. vari"u> branches Ia a So. ~ .r.''N'
Ice >lrl'a>-" l. n l'ric,-- Z, Ir~.rl..a,-' .s--.a
IN The meals II AT
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-''Nh'.> fhNtn
o. ''oilll>bllrN llan, july. lS,Io
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-29
NNws eV sNNs.
AN ACT
BY AUTHORITY.

For the assessment and taxation Of all proper
ty in this State, and for levying taxes there
on according to its true value in money.
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WAsmSaTos, May 81 1859.
IN the petition Of Phneas Bennett OF New York New Yort
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO him the
ird 90 ~ August 1885, for Improvement for
steam, the expiration Of said PATENT
which takes place the third 80 day August eighteen hundred
and hny-two, (ls52)--
petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, the of July nj ~ O'Clock, and all
persons appear and cause any they
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are requedo ME IN the Patent
Once their obectons specially forth In writing, at least
before ofhoang All testimony filed by either
be the ad hearing be taken and transmitted
Of the office, which will be furnished
application.
Ordered notice be published IN the National nioll
goncer, Republic, and Union Washington d. c. Inquirer pha
dclpha, Pa Express New York cyi Albany State Register,
Albany ~ Providence Journal Providence r. IL and Daily
Boston, Maonce week for three successive weeks
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Editors OF papers will please and send their
bills to the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
Nv Q1-lawJw
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A NEW Route 20 Pittsburg, via the baltimore, sus-
guehanna, Rafiroad1hrough 10 PtstTg 81
express Of will leave Calvert station daily
with United States Washington and Baltimore al -,
connecting with the fast line at Mddleown VI ], p ~, ar
irving al Harrisburg at IA p. M, 10 dinner
west al 2, arriving al
Al this have the option OF
Johnstown, thence by packet boats or
tagcs direct from Holidaypburg PtsburR.
be sold following points by this train, 10 wit
Columbia Marietta Middleiown, Harrisburg,
New port MIersown eysylle, eown Nc veysiown, Hunt
ngdon, Holidaysburg and PisburE.
also with the Cumberland Valley raroad
passes through Carlisle, shppensburg Chamoebug ana
other points on this road
For The passengers from Washington for OF
The hove the will be at tie
Ohio Railroad Company the arrival OF
morning the baggage, which viii be
: ROBERT STEWART,
Octl-dn Ticket Agent.
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MOTICE.-Land 1881 the under
" signed June sis captain Colemans company,
Alabama volunteers, and sent by the
Brown, United states House Of Representative, by
been misaid. This is,
expiration ~ weeks from nurication
Pensions, The city washington ror d.
pcate and, further that have filed earea with Inc
Commissioner General Land Office prevent the
patent 31l, heretofore issued lost or
msad a aforesaid DAVID A. JONES.
Ap lf--laW6w Of Npshoba
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IN PURSUANCE OF Order OF the Orphans Court
OF baltimore CITY, notice hereby given tnt in the last viii and
Testament Of Edward Matthew'S Baltimore which
admitted n probate 9h Of
The following item designated d Of said last will
testament
Item ai win and bequeafh ha Of my widows
death ~ be divided into pastree Of
Grandfather Hughess
three Of my Grandfather Mahews's children, their
and That ree dneresied In the parish ~ Lancawan, and
county o. oanoan south Wales shall be Judges Of this beques
but should above children, their
need H. request poorest OF my relations ON
either side shall have it.n
And pursuance Of ORDER further given warning
persons who may he interested in The provision Of
person, by solicitor before July
hb proofs Of their under said provision
and abide such action the said may take
premises.
JOSEPH FICRLIN,
Administrator de boni non, with the viii ed, Of
Dec 97--iamGm Edward Matthews
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General Agency and Law once at Washington,
DE sELDfNC A. wYITE,

No Todfs BuSns', Psansyvaro avense merit door ~ea
Browns Hotel, Washington d. C.
rHAH. DE HELDING ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims before
departments before board
misnnefs appointed for the adjustment Of spoaons Other
claims government tho
all business that inusfed
charge They attend obtaining pensions, bounty
duties arising under contracts,
otherwise buying and settling real estate, collecting private claims
sc.
Andrew wye IT,, will attend any law business with which
either himself the firm be inirused in Of the
District, supreme Court ~ the United saes.
Cha- De SEEDING, being United States commissioner,
public, and commissioner deeds all the States Of tho
will prompt taking testimony,
men Of decd and other duties which apperan his Office
Charges will be moderate, and claimed
and the extent ofservices tsqured. ~
Communications post rRid) will receive Immediate attention
Sept s-diy
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IyNCELSfOR Buttding Hardware and Tool store
" evcuslveythe largest only establishment Of the Kind
United statcswM. NJ MCCLURE BRO, No 9s7 Market
above 7t Philadelphia Manuseturprs depot for locks o.
all kinds, warranted quality premium porcelain knobs over 90
silver plated hinges &C. with the complete assert
II EN- the modern patterns IN this line
Builders dealers invited e cal stock,
Catalogues BY mail, " desired,
Hotsir registers and yennlators, az factory prices
March i3-law6m
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE
Worthingtcn g. Snethen

CONTINUES practise law the Supreme Con TO attend 10
claims and settle accounts
against the departments and boards OF commissioner 70 pro-
home and abroad obtain pensions and
debts, dividends legacie and inheri
United and in foreign countres
stocks bond and
negotiate the purchase and sale loans lands and
patent rights, any State of the Union.
land-te
20 the Unit Court appeal
prepaid addressed G. Snehen Carroll
Places Capitol HIM. Washington, d. c. will meet with prompt ut
,.n,inn 2S-dly