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POPULAR FAMILY MEDIC! ES,
ShLD BY MOXLEY L. BARBER.

HALL kuISan tor Nt. LUNGS,
Avcr's cherry pcctornI.
Rogers Syrp Of l. ycrwor; and Tar.
Sellers us cough Syrup and Vcmifugc
Iovnes Snnolivc Tllls Aruc Pills Tonio
Vrrn ,rrr. Alternative, EApectorant carmina-
;v. ;oIso,n, Hair Tonic aud Hair Dye.
Wiwor.s B,,saln of Wild cherry.
Guvsol,'s Yellow Dock and Sarsapari!a.
Tiyu>.nd's Sarsapar,lla,
Oseuod's india choiago.ue.
O>v.eual,d Billrrs, sure cure for Dyspep-
,,o
Perry Doyis's Pain Kille,.
Dalley's PAIN Extractor.
McAlisler's Ointment and Solar Tinc;urc.
McLnnc's celebrated Pills aud NcrmIuge.
Railways Ready Relief
Grcgory's Instant cure of Pain.
Chrsiit's Ga!vanic Belts, Necklaces, Brace
lets and Muen .ic Fluid.
Mexican Mustang Limmcnt.
nr,ndr, tbs Vc,c;ab,e Universal Pills.
Wrighl' s Indian Vegetable Pills.
Bags Sugar coated Anti Bilious Pulls,
Smiths Sugar coaied Pills.
Fnrrc!'s Arabian Linimcnt.
John Bulls improved Syrup Of Sarsaparilla.
Uowe's Shaker 5arsapurila aud Cough Can
".
IIon,ond's German Bitters.
Viewers Canker and salt Rheum Syrup.
Smith lunic syrup, lpI rcfti anu Asut.
b uter's Nerve aud Bone L.nmcnt.
norre,s Indian L;mment.
s,i,omIn poor mans plaster.
HAYS J.iu,ment for the Piles.
unhen,nck,s Worm syrup and Pills.
McInlosl,'s Balsam of Indian Squaw Root.
Cherry Cordial, for Diarrhoea and Dyscn,ery.
II",cLin.s dyspepsia Bilters.
Gr,4crnberr P,I!s, Sarsaparilla and Chill
lren panacea.
D,rkie's Green Mountain Ointment.
U;hhorJ's Family Phi and Circasslan Balm.
HnIlowoys Tonic Bi,lers and Extract of Ja-
na;c, Ginger.
Sbrnh.r,rs Sarsaparlla.
Rnwnud.s TELEGRAPH Pills, Tonic Mixture
an SWIM Of d, ackberfy Root.
patsr pain Pauacea.
po~,n,s pIosters, n new and superior article
ao".hn.s iilhontript,c Mix,ure.
Iactson's $ pills and Expcclurant.
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Steamboat Burned.

About half past one o'clock yester.
day morning the steamer North America
lying al Lilherbury Ship Yard, in Ful.
ton, was discovered TO be on fire. The
flames spread so rapidly, tina, no rffor,
was made to save her. The steamers
Clara and Europa were lying beside her
and the flames soon communicated to
them. The Clara was entirely destroy
cl. and the Euroda savel in damaged
condition. The fire was supposed to
be the work of an incendiary.--Comnler.
ciai
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NEW BOOT 4 SHOE
NJ A N u F FACTORY,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
IRONTON, OHIO.

cks BISHOP g. PERLEY, would announce
HT& 10 the citizens Of irunton, and Of he
YA.. entire Furnace Region, lna, they have
just opened Boot & Shoe esiabIsnm~n IN
lron,on, for the manLfacilre and sale Of every
description of Douis Il Shoes, at Wholesale
and Retail. Work Of their own manufacture
will be nude of The very best stock, and in the
most substantial and wo,kmanikc manncr.-
They will also kccd constantly on hand large
stock Of Enrslern worh, which will be sold on as
reasonable terms rs can be purchased in Gin
cinnati.
Furnace men ana Merchants are earntsly in
vitcd TO an examination Of their stock, as it is
firmly believed that pc,feot satisfaction can be
given ilicm,
Custom Boots and Shoes made to hrder, also
repairing executed al short notice.
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: Q ! Z 9 Z q

ID w.. y =.
Bl,n'ncss cured by Or. Guyso,rs Extract of
yellow Dock AMI S,I5aparla.
FNnvlEw, Bn!icr co., Pa: June II, 1853.
Mr.. JonN u. piRh--Dcar sir wish 10 state
that yrNr excellent md cine, Dr. Guys,tt Ex-
tract Of Yo!ow Dcck and sarsaparii,a hos
comp ecly cured my sou. AGED seycn Y. ars, o
an aggravated case OF sore eyes. From Nav till
Sep embcr, four NON h5. hc was confined 10 a
dark room under The care ola skllirnl physician
who consulted able counsel lie continued
more for Two n.liS, when he becam. entirely
bind. HIS eyes were 81 highly inlmed. and
50 very sensitive that whcn covercd with sew
en- folds of dark..si't, he would seem from the
pain caused by The ii.hl of a candle. lie had
no appetite hal taken S, much powerful and
offensive medicine, That could neither force
nor coax Inn 10 take moro. lie was reduced
10 mere skeleton anl had dcspafed of ever
rcsorins his 81 .ht or health.
About that tine saw your invaluable msdi-
cine advertised as remedy lJr sore eyes, caus-
cd by scroro!o, and your agent in this plce John
Scott, I.sq., recommended il to me highly.
purchased bottle and gave il TO my son.
could see but little alteration in him for two or
tlTce weeks. He taen began 10 improve rapid.
ly, and b:forc he hld taken the second bottle.
his eyes were completely cured.
Signcd. WM. c. CAMPBELL.
DO hereby certify that am acquainted with
VIM Campbell, and have seen him since, and
know that he is now in good health.
Signed, JOHN SCOTT.
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
Sold by JOHN d. PARK.
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut SITS.
entrance on Walnut street. u whom all order
mast BE- addressed.
- AGENTS. 49,.
And by Nloxley K Bafber lronton; W II &
NJ Bryan. Burlington; John Kyle, Hanging
I;ock; " S XoaEs, s,Greenupsburgb; w 4 Mich
OILS, Catiettsburg; Jas II G Miller, Jackson; L
Maguct, Ga!ipo!is; e J Payne, Porter; is.
Murray, Wikesv,l!e; 'rh)'s c Ting ton, Gr,.'
anloltc; J l. NJ Ney & co, porlsm,uln; Shack
iel0id Il Crlclon do
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IN PROBATE COURT LAWRENCE Co
David White Admir- OF Elias NJ Lane decd.

Eliza MLane widow, Thomas Far.)
ley and Jane $ Farley his wife for Law. co.
merry Jane S MLane;l Jas. ID. Probate
N'Lanc, Ann G VI Lane, Emma G court.
NJ Lane, Charles MLane infants Petition
Heir; at law of Elias NJ Lane d'c'd 10 sell
and Timothy II. Stanley Mor1gaeee. J lands.
The said defendants are hereby ,ilied tha
the Plainiff David White, dmnisirator @
Elias NJ Lane deceased, on the 18th day Jun
ID 1855, filed in the court of Probate f.
Lawrence county Ohio, his Petitioa, the oh
jecl and prayer of which Petition is to Obtain
on the first day of September next, an orde
and decree of said court for the apprasmen
and sale Of the following real estate, ol whic.
the said l. las NJ Lane died sliced to wit: loi
Number twenty four and twenty five IA q 81
IN The Town of Nlilersport, Lawrence count.
| Ohio, for the purpose OF paying the debts of tl'
said decclant, alter first paying and SATISFYING
mort gage lien on said real estate, in favor I"
Timothy r Stanley; and also assigning to tn,
said widow, Eliza NJ Lane, her dover in th'
residue of the purchase money for the sale 1
said real estate, after the satisfaction of SAT-
mortgage-len as aforesaid,
The said defendants are also farther notltic'
! that the said Petitioner will in the same cour
aforesaid, on the 25th day of October ne: I,
| for said final cancclling of said mbrsage ''en
aud the assignment Of said dover as aioeSalo
). N. TRACY, solicitor DAVID WliITE,
for Petitioner. adm. of Elias NJ La"
July 10, 1853. decensei.
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From his long experience IN the business,
and the suct cTs he has heretofore MT with. he
feels sale in wafrantlng general satisfaction
to those who may favor HIM with their patron
age. lie is not one of those Quacks who never
served an apprcn iccghip 10 The business, bu'
look i, up of themselves, and puts big puifs in
le papers, But he served a regular apprentice
S III O he business. with The bcS, of wcrkmcn
lie j. bound 10 do the BEST WORK in his
line, tia, is done in lrontnn, without the aid
of soap suds, white lime, or buitcrmilk. From
attention to business, and good work he hopes
10 merit liberal share OF the public patronage,
N. B. Particular attention paid to Gminih g
oud Foncy Painting. Enquire at MoAley an,
Barbefs Drug store.
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NJ hT[CE.

THE rubecribcr will offer for sale on the 7ih
doy of October ncxt, to the higlcs. bidder, the
following property to wit; Four and haV
shares, or one third the real IS atc called lIc
Bowen farm. containing Is acres, more or les';
also one dwelling house, and part OF shop. VIII
stables and NOW, one patent shaving machine
for all kinds Of coupering. one set OF shoes tools
ploughs, secr; and luming utensils. &c, witt
lot of bee stands, and some houacil Did and
kitchen furniture, cooking utensils S.c, also ;
lot of Pilsbargh coal, anc i variety oi oihcr art
tlcles too numerous to mention. Sale 10 com
mencc at 10 o clock and continue until all b.
sold, The condition will be made known on
the day OF sale. For particulars inquire OF tn,
proprietor.
f. CLONINCER.
Sept, 12, 1853. 3w
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Lawrence Common Pleas.

John E0sIey, =,
versus Petition for divorce.
Wolborga Gasley)
The said Wolborga Gnsley is hereby not
.d tba, the said John CASEY has this 9Th da
rAupust A, d. 1853, flied in The court o! C m
IN nleas for Lawrence county Ohio, his pc'i
N pfaying divorce from the said Wolbor,
',slev, alleging among other causes wi!In
hsence more than three years. and gross ne.'
.ct of duty, and that said petition will be 4,
caring at the next term Of said court
THOMAS PROCTOR, clerk.
LEFT & HAWLEY, Att'ys for PPtGs.
August 5th 1853,
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UNION BLOCK IRONTON, q.
n ETl'RN tbcir thanks TO Iheir numerous
IL friends aud patrons for their very liberal
cnsl IN. and hope that bv srit attention 10 o'S
mess and an earnest dc Ire 10 hccommo a,c tl II
customers. that tney viii liner, c'mttn IIm"e OF
all previous good blSincs'. Tuey nrw ohti to
the pub ic iLeir present stock fgold IDS on quite
favorable Terms, as they wish 10 set! 0ut - the
end of filing up soon with the best stock that
they have ever offered i'll th,s mlrhct Their
stock consists in part OF.
Brown aud BIrached MuSlins, Paper MuslnS,
DrlngS, Iichings' 'hccN-'
\urh,cn Col,onadcs Crash
Tab. Linen Scotch Draper, Ginghanis.
Jurk kouet Nus,in. Culicocs. Dclalle>,
Ir,,c Del mines, Merinocs SILKS.
So,ius, poplins. Lawns,
Glovc. Jackonc.s. Vuils,
Victoria Lawns Irish I.ucn Cravu,S,
Ilan!kc lchies, ShawS. Hose.
Lace N,. Thread. Eobncrs,
p,rp.oIs l'mlrelns. CnsainciS,
Table Covers Cn.sibcr's, Twrchi'
I,c, EI,.inrs Fans James
: ,mmcr Cloth Naukrcn Cord Cotton Velvet. Mcrinc
Cas- .imcrr Cnrnin Mus!ins Coat Checks togcthrrWil'
nearly every article usually kept in Dry Goods store
Also Quecnesware. Hats and Caps. Boots &c
Angus, 2j
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EAGLE HOUSE.
Front street. between Madison and Massit
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.

y w. HIGGINS has opened the above wei
known House, aud is now prepared to ac
.ommoiatc TRAVELLERS and BOARDER
.iiber bv day or week The house is pleasant
y situated upon the bank Of the river. and is
conveniently arranged for the comfort Of board
,rs and travellers. Boarders can be accomodG-
ed with neat and comfortable rooms, which
are so arranged as 10 conduce to the health of
he persons occupying The me.bcing large and
;ry, and the entire house well ventilaled-al
.,gether the best house in Portsmouth for ho;el
purposes ....a...
stablng of convenient nature has been pro-
;tled. sufficient for 35 horses. He has also an
arrangement with the City Livery Stable b,
hich he can furnish horses, saddles, buggies
Baggage con, eyed to and from the depot ant
river free Of char,e. nlS-6m.
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PETER r. FARRAR'S E.5I ATE.

The UNDERSIGNED has been duly qualified MS
Administrator of the ES'ate nr Peter I. Fari"r
t;roeaoed Those having claims aralnSt sl'd
estate are req tested 10 present them d'F M
Then, ica'cd for settlement, and those indeb ed
10 the estate are requested 10 make payment
without delay. WM. hELlN, aNm t.
Jane @S,h, 1853. 3w
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A TITO n

All persons nre forwarncd nsalnst trnHng .oI
lie for twenty dollars executed to me ms. novemoe
~ mi Walter NeaLJr. Said Note has been los
aisiaid or stolen from me- ,r,-,.
August %, 1868. THONAs shhhiht'
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING
AND LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
H. WISE & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In

READY MADE CLD.rIlIIgti,
FRONT STREET. lRoNToN OHIO,
Have just received a large stock Of
Goods consist. g of C0aiS, Vests, Pants,
Orcrcoa,S and CIoaks.
Silk, Fur, and Wool HATS, Plush
and Glazcd CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES 4
CARPET SACKS.
Ladies Dress Goods. of the finest
quality, Shawls, Cloaks, Bonnels, La.
dies Shoes ana Jewelry.
Gents Fine Shirts, Collars, Handker.
chies, Under Shirts, Drawers, Buskin.
and Kid Gloves.
TRUNKS, JEWELRY. and YANKEE
NOTIONS.
India rubber, and Oil Cloth Goats,
Caps, Pants, and Lcgsins, &c. DC.
we would inform the citIcns of lRONTON,
aud The entire region round about, tina, we are
offering for safe al our store IN Blakc's building,
ney' door below Coles Grocery, Front street
,roIil"n, Ohio, the most complete assortment OF
READY Nude CLOTUIAG,
Ercr ogcred for Sale IN M,S murhet.
Oar goods arc of olr own manufacture, from
the best OF material. Having the advantage oI
| a Resident partner in Cincinnati, and also of a
large business al ParhrrSbur., Va, we will h.
enabled Ia keep up an aSSJrimcu. upon the
most cconOintcal pan, aud will sell ID tliUSt
who may favor us with their ct ,iom,
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attack ue The fluS.
DR. GuYs.O?rS YELLOW DOCK AND SAHS\-
PARiIhA. for the oidsca., oras spring p"ii-
fer oilr blood and general tonic for the ;! aein
mrivah'.
The curniivc powers ofthi= Extract are ,ru!y Won
dcriu und NIL inv;iias should n.nhe iu''cau'a tsiaf
the YrLLcw Dock <D SA.sApAEIiLh, II c;,ui are
he mos, de icair patient.
THEN Fly FROM MINERAL NOS'rRtM Ms nc
SEEK hApe lie and vigor rom this PURELY vEGir tUi
REMEDY. rLcrcorc however broken in health and >pi
rS. ho ecvcr oa,h-omie TO him 'f 10 himself and 9th
cr. r, despair OF recovery lei the patient on!,
u,rrrsa II, that hi- hope oi pi-ical restoration lies
'S.ysos's Extract orYcllow Dock and Sarsuparilla'
and rrs,lnic him far his
IIFi"S SAKE
~ try it, aud we have no hesitation III predicting h
speedy restoration 10 health.
II J':;cc a.ivr rtiScmcut.
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STSPICIOUS.

The public is notified thai LOT of goods ana
merchandise, consisting of cloths. were louna
concealed in my barn on tue "nd 'hSl. iht
owner cna have he same by proving properly
and paying charges.
Perry township, August ssh, 1883.
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CllnArER TIIANENER BE-
FOR SOLD IN TiiIS TOWN!

Prsons Wishing 10 Retail IN the country, will
ANA 1t 10 tieir advantage To purchase here IN
preference To incurrIng The c.pciiSc ol n "Trip lu
CInciinaiI, or elsewhere.
GIVE us Il call, and examine our stock lol
yourselves before purchasing we are always
please d 10 show our goods. believing if you learn
prices you Will be sureio bay.
II. Wise IL BROTHER.
lron.on, March 18th, 1866.
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H@ W NN M - n .s.:: izIso

Ia Ironon, on sep. 0, 1888, by Jacob l.a
Esd. Vim. II. II irow 10 Emily Weeks, both o
Ky.
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OF hlis : b'i
Cancer, GHnor., EIgp.
lions Of Tic ,ain Lry ,iIr'a..
tdrVt.c ."uic I!us, R.ugHorn,r
Vr.i"r -cDd Head. i.Dc.i.IJl.siI Pains
II ne Bone. Or Jo,Gu, o!I .'pfes nitl [ ctf,,
swo.iHl "i tic Gland. $ .uus, ~ u q siu. sah
iidftih. H.s,"'c al nc l,.ILry-, ir,s vi Gp, c,is
D.scU'4 pri,ing wvm tho U.g ~ hir.cul.. Pa.A ~
ia- SIDE rnd Sduurcfs, Geucn DrLui'y.
Dog.y, LuII. u %. Jaala.cs ana Co,iIyruuss
c--a u = AZ. e. IL Ii IA -
ii has becn remarked hy cHHnoG, incn That
in ihe varied caialogic of diseases 10 which
nan IS liable, ia:rt IS scarcely one of such in.
pyr,ance old Of such interest us Seru,ula---
whether sc look u .ne olScuIIly Of IT'S origin,
lis isldious Progress, the number aud yaliety o I:
of.ans that itatllcAs, or lls Remarkable incur.
ao.i!iy and extensive !dt",ity.
Scs,iula las GllcG tue skill oflhe m lst e,ni.
neni p!y5lcions ~ IiIs country and IN EurJp.
"uI there IS uu.Idolc for THIS disease in DR. Guy.
Soli's EAiract of yellow DOCK and Sarsaparila.
which IS proving llSv!ia specific IN lie m Is, $
we're eases Of ,crouln.
A cur Of Scrofua in a case Of Mir,y year.'
Startling.
Read The statement Of Geo. ". Jennings, a
respectable merchant Or Holland, Wabash CO. j..
Ind:
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-GDH~H-MN W S6s
NOTICE..

The firm of Mnrdock &Rodo"rs is this da'
dissolved hv mutual consent. The business q
the li,u will be settled al the old stand.
IN tkli NIrpNCK.
July oniS53 H.C. EDH''.ES,
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.EE Il EE EOo

Al Lagrange Furnac. Gu the 9Th INST, WIN
Chr:,Iain in The ,2nd ycar uf lis aye, from an
attack uc The fluS.
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Ho,.L.xn, Ind, April l2. 1853.

l!"'L'N", iH'., aDTil IL, lSDJ.
JomS y PARR--Deor Sir: II is now two year.
since my wife waS curcl. She had been all,c,.
ed lr N her CHILDHOOD with ScroIu.o. The di,
ease making It's appcarancc on different parts II
her bjGy, limbs, and face, aud confnins her TO
her bed tor weeks nj n time. Her famil, pro.
cared i"r her the advice OF the lirsi physician,
| IL New jersey, and also in lnlian,, without
her receiving any permanent ,neli,. rIe dis.
case c1nln slowly 10 advaace, ms duously
sapplng The loun ati,u ol her liic---havng form.
eh several Iar.c running ulcers, which were
continually enla'!ing aud dischar.iuy offensive
mattel r,pcne,rains 10 the bones and .an rem Nc
hCm.
I'hrce years since She comnrn"cd nsirr Or
GnySoirs EStrLci Of yellow n,.. and Sarsap,
fti!i' which hIS entirely healed a 4 her u! GERS.
IHu ~ 10 the present tiiie she en ioy, perfectly
Sood health and spirits, which we believe 10 be
solely through the use Of the Yellow dock aud
S@taporila. The use OF meicnry never hav.
lng been permitted III her family, the disease
could nlt have been caused Ly that medicine
ScvcTa Of my ncghb)ri are now using DR. Gun
sodfs ETJoci Of ie'om Dock and .Sassapori.a
with the most Gatioring success. Tlankrul
ior what tra medicine has done loJ rs, give
you the above statement, hoping 10 induce 9th.
ers 10 try the medicine aud be healed.
fonrS, truly, GED. W. JENNINGS.
i Being mi macy acquainted with the family
oi Geo " Jennings, | know the above state
meat Of the case Of Mrs. Icnnins 10 he correct
HIRAM PICKERING.
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Proposals fos the kzecssa Ls~isvils CssssssA-

IKEAsuET DErARrsEsr, March 70, 1851
TUE lowest proposals Tor constructing the Louisss
house, received the Of ie<
with tie incidental exceeding the amount
OF remaining purpose, has been decided
no 10 award contracts said bat the sabee
further offers Notice hereby that proposals
w BE- received al this ~ O'Clock o the M
day OF May next (Which be each Kind Of work.
aefeeabiy such notifications original and spoceS
prepared BY experimenting architect viii bnhs
OF the building within The
OF aOoU Tbs department. the night 10 reject the
posa now invited n the aggregate amoan exceed that sum
be Otherwise dscmed necessary 10 the Interests OF the United
states.
No contract will be awarded except builders
chauie thereof Of the
Of the Treasury, will be Eighty hse
materials furnished
amounts be
The architec Will be paid time 10
neen cent be retained unu the
building completed ana delivered 10 the United states
Every proposal be accompanied BY written guarantee
by responsible (eened To be by the attorney
the unled states district Judge for the said dsc ta ,e
bidder WILL when required his proposal be accepted enter into
proper sufficient securities the penalty
$1,000 whole and several ia popoiou)
for The faithful performance OF said contract
PLANS and working drawings the building
other information touching the proposed work
obtained application experimenting architect
Louisville, Kentucky
proposals be this addressed TO the
(endoed Proposals for Louisville
Custom house ~ and will be opened O'Clock, on tile day
fixed for receiving the In the OF the bidders any
sil~n be present.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
2G-9awtMay25 Of the Treasury.
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Law VI C~.. SssiaHA Usivsr.asy. al Lebanon.
FACULTY Hoa Abraham cafa.sss, late oas Of the circuit
L judges Of Tennessee.
Green Of The judges Of supreme
Hon. Brouneld L. Ridley chancellor. the STATE.
judges their whols exclusively
10 The school
P oj inssriion-i Daily examinations OF
Of lectures, but explanations the
daily n progress OF The examinations
common law and equity, la which
statement OF facts given BY the
prosecute all the known actual
paece framed as 20 require them
OF documents, be
Of the are taken by appeal 10
which held monthly the and
public session The students act clerks sher
IA Jurors Judges chanceors and ia Official
paeiu connected with their suits.
Ssoas-1he the third
tenbey and ends third February The
mences succeeding Monday in February and second
Thursday in July. J
$50. Students furnish books,
which be- hadin the Lebanon bookstores
-Four required complete the
No previous study for
There regular classes Students
any lime during the collegiate year
There a legislature connected with the school.
Number students the last collegiate eishysI
ROBERT L. CAKUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board OF Trustees.
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pENsiON and Bounty Land Laws. with the Opin-
aons Of The Department. laws
sso soG page BY RoSen o. aaa
me naeny auspices under which this work presented 10 e
preparation The press Whilst our judgment experience
prompted US 70 The undertaking in order 70 relieve e doubts aud
embarassmens which portion Of feloweisens
claiming and bounty lands have been subjected BY The
sraGed
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needed whereby every claimant be informed of the precise
and decisions enue hem as well as hs o,s and regulations
ON when ev apoe1ead aa, "s has
!, would be of establishment most to
estimate Of ne ssa. number doman. claims a have been
m,,ed Is due which claimant. Justly entitled,
and which they might recover upon proper and
facts such and the provisions law me opinions Of Aor
be found work, parties endled might
dues e,,ne, pension. land ooanss clue many 2,
work oversighta
recognised claims and bounty lands, by
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the duration Of those may be consulted
ela Office And in rsspee. Isvoaioaay Claims in
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same subject reeuIs IN treating Of Virginia communication claims
public viii be found prehxed the voume embracing the follow
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Members Of the Washington Bar.
Richd g. Coxe j. nj. Carlisle,
Jos. II. Bradley, Walter Lenox,
p. X. Fendai, Rch'd Wallach.
Chair,nen Of Pension Of Of Repre-
senfafires, &c.
Geo. W. Jones-Chamaa OF Committee Pensions, Senate.
J. q. HasCharman of Invalid Pensions of Repre-
sentztives.,
Moses McDonadCharman of Revolutionary Claims House
Representatives
Peter Foree-Edtor of American State Papers,
Co Liberal Orders for this enclosing 50 so copy
will be Immediately supplied by mail by Adams' Express
and freight prepaid any part of the United States
MAYO Il MoULTON.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-01

IN Gs ysiooa ossplss n Long Il Losisvs Kentucky pray
patent
an Of Nossmber sS, ps Improvement in wooden
bridge from the
which takes place The seventh O November eatesu
hundred aud nfy three (ls53)--
IL q oIdsred thai the said petition be Once
Monday the hl to september IL o'clock nj and
all persons are nouned TO and show
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
fefsohr opposing The extension In
once heir objections, specially forth wrtng
days before The day Of bearing All
70 DC used al The said hearing, be taken
codanee win the rules furnished on an
phcaion. - - ~
oideTed ALSO that this notice be published Ine
suhee Republic aud Union, Washington
he Coaer LOUISVILLE Kentucky the Gazette
cinnai, ONO, week
The min 90 day Of September the day hearing
r. c. WEiGnTMAN,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
sEdltors Of the above papers please copy
bills TO the Patent Office with paper
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