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NO =. .orth eide Of Psnnsyiv.nia avenue, bslsvesu
a..orn.ss q and Iade,
ss % 3 a g s and
and prices please being
re o." 80 Ss esss ss,s;
IRE %% s.ea s 'Sw and
nzcr, for wood and coal
spes oSspss Comp s msos 70, %9Sa sna aaa sSa 'oa
Blue Ridge. for wood and coal
Welcome Tight for and coal
% Eneh.n,ress, for wood wood and and coal
Old Dominion for wood
Double sSD sS%s'rS os T%s BSs w"s Cook wood
Bay State, for coal
Home Aii-Tisht for coal
PARLoR COAL STOVES
Home ralor Stoves ono or two story opc. and closed fronts
Radiators, latest stys ocngon fronts,
1f;na Cas,-iroa Radiators
Volunteer Coal Stove
Coal Frankiins a
Open Frnnklns
DrNING-RooM STOVES.
Russia Iron Tsh' with for wood, cas-. oven. cylinder
Pao wood COAL open closed tops, with boiler
Revere Albright, for wood
HB. 4 Co.'S Alr-Tight, for wood
CHAMBER STOVES.
Revere Air Tight, for wood
ha..1a aa fi,ST,ts'l ison i'ltisn e, sssa 20. wood
Union Air Tight, for wood .
Coal Frankiins, for anthracite and b,minous coal
Portable crates, for b.uminous coal
CANNON AND CYLINDER STOVES.
Harp Cannon
Union Coal Burner
Bar Room Ocfagon, coal basis
Russia Hall and store fall sines, up to 20 Inches
ENAMELLED PARLoR CRATES.
Baltimore patterns OF all the different styles and
hre bricks OF BeTrys manufacturing
Also Wap stone slabs
Haywsrd Portable the most celebrated
article heating dwelling g-houses churches, &c
kinds made order at the shortest notice
q oc, cIIo. i~ed "''''' m WOODWARD 4 GUY.
u variety just opened-We receipt Of Of the
have offered and
respectfully solicit attention OF all In want Of handsome
bestassored
Washington We tae following:
pieces bocade silks heavy and In nl the choice
coors which will offer cheap a. any retailer In this
Is pieces heavy coIorcd Pou plain colors in
shades Of biue brown and light coo
for evening dresses
50 dresses different styles plaid silks, comprising great
offer al small advance on The wholesale price al tho
North
black silks offered in this Market and would invite the parcu
lafn any silk dress
variety OF plaid goods such
menoes plaid silks, wool and sk psds, plaid mousse
of dress goods at all desirable for the present
A.. choice Of French mernocs
found any MARKET consisting desirable shade Of
mode, blue green, brown, purple, and black.
viii large and splendid stock OF square and ions
shawls, from q 5oi sl2 ,.
Seventh street, pcnnsyivanis svenus
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RELIlss BElISs BELLS 1.-The subscribers manufacture
and keep constantly hand ali Of church. factory
Doa ocootivc school house, and bells These
bells are hung with the yoks with moveab They
can bc turned around that the clappcr will strike In
ace which . desirable after bell has been few
springs are ahaed from
on the bell thereby psoionsins
aed from the best stock and iron cAssns Al this
foundry these a
msn We give written warranty that Il church bell. break within
one from date of puchaae with fair will with
out charge. The a bells Nearly 1900 bells
have been and sold from foundry which The best
dencc of their We gold medals
awarded from the various fairs for the best bells for
and purity tone" We getting
or Chimes and refer furnished by Our foundy
within few rods ofthe Hudson Erie railroads
direction. As this establishment of the
kind In tho United and has the Of bells
orders be filed with despatch We bells In
any OF the sacs Old bells taken in exchange for
Levels, compasses, hc, constantly hand. Address
A. MENEEIsYs SONS,
May 2l-lydAcp West Troy, N. Y.
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snre pschaes sny Of the above lotteries draw the four
highsss pstRes IN the scheme.
We svsrishy By mail enclosing tek
psys snvssps osservine
The send the ofca drawing
Ned y Ne s.s ocess, with written sIpsanaton iAs
All pexSs boaght ocs payable
the dsswss csrsns money Bask nosss Of State taken
fer uchet. SH1I M
cosrssponssns may place regularity
asA sss many containing
6sas bask s sil o he Uned States
~ vasshss isesy In DskiaG ODD
po ces ..ys q a ues - obtained Pay your postage
Ne asA ws win Dvvpay you
In svdsss uciss, money, ssd direct
90 sAdss Dc careful nsnios post oAce county, and
DuA III '
II ~ masy usses happsned have made
ase HoA bsss ~ have had the pleasure Of persona
mytsew.
ID--CspopnudsuA ful writing each
AA1ssssA Aeir post Once, coasy, and stase.
Ths which amended oce will
syg ~, essaa god prize s only necessary
Aress . kss W
EGERToN h BRo,
Box o3, Post once,
Sep ss-euEShcp Baltimore, Maryland
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TAYLOR COLLINS will prosecute claims Of every description
against the before the several departments, OF
procure bounty lands extra and aneaase
pay buying and selling Of real estate, ih
renting general collecting business They will as
parties q with such information they de
of government Changes will he moderate.
street, Immediately opposite Winder's Building Wash
ngton, ID. q.
lion. James G. Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War.
Nicholas CaiIan, President Board Common Counci
Gen. John NJ. McCals, Attorney at Law.
James II. Caustin, ESQ.,
w. q. Reddal, State Department
Repl9s -
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GREAT FALLS MANUFACrUHING COMPANY
conformity with act Of the general assembly Vgnin
the Great Fails Manufacturing Company passed May
1854 notice Is hereby by the undersigned
that books the said
Great Fails Manufacturing Company will be opened Saturday
the 9Th day Of October will
Of October 70 the 18Th day Of October Inclusive from the
Of 10 O'Clock, the hour O'Clock m, said
days the aces and under the direction Of The following
viz;
Clerks Once Fairfax Court house: Henry W. Thomas
Thomas r. Love, Hall Nelson Alfred Moss Bcnjsmn Thornton
s Alexander Grgsby Joshua g. Gunne o. w. Hunt Richard
Cockerlle, John r. Carpenter
Alexandria, Virginia. Bank Of Old Dominion
Lee, William Smith, James Mckenzie, Sidney TebLs
w. ID. Ramsay, Edward Sangster. -
At the house Wm r. Dckey, South Lowell
Of tho Potomac Thos Ap c. Jones' James Crombe John
sydney b. Webb James Sherman, John w. Wels Spencer
Ball, Richard Hrst, Ira Williams, and John Turner
Al Washington, d. the Banking Riggs
VIM W. CorcosD, John w. Mauy, and John Carroll
Al Georgetown, d. c., tho Dr. M. o.
NJ Linthcum, jeremiah Orme f. M Linicum, II King
A. Maryland At the Clerk. Office q Montgomery
w. Anderson, John L. Dune, and John Braddock.
THOs AP G. JONES'
HALL NELSON,
THOMAS r. LOVE,
B. M. BALL,
Sep 27-2tawtlsthOc Commissioners.
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United states Patent Once.

United states Patent Once.
Washington Sept II, 1889.
IN petition Of James Baldwin, Of Nashua New Hamp~hro
praying for the extension OF patent granted 70 him on The
wsayns c,o,h for SEVEN years from the expiration OF
which rlace The thirty first day Of January, eighteen
Il ordered petition ra,sn, Once
a,s 70 pp.1 and show any hey Sase why
said petition ought not 20 be granted
once ssi. ,pes.y .s' o,h in wnr :. sa, .ws.
BE- a.ed a, hearing
with the rules OF the oce which will be furnished app
Ordered. also, hi. notice be pubhcd Union
fhi,sae,pSis Psns.yvana Evening Post, Now York Boston
BOSTON, Ma.sahue and Patriot, Concord New Hampshire
pscvioas
-' CHARLEs MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
q ss s'sy, p.ps win S.s.s and send he
Sept is--lsw3w
SILKs SILKS. SILKS, I'VE would OF
ladies elegant stock Of silks and other fine de-s good.
supply received we have !. The
Dc Naples Ponk de- soiss
and .ch cheap, ." : s s"y former s .s
rrencb English and German aoo our s supply wen,
y ssss s"s !"
therefore wan, .. se: bargains, .a% ;soSS q not not % call
early on " no" have me sxssss
Between eth and 9th streets, PennsyIvanis sv.nue.
OINaLE AND DoUBLE-BARREL GUNS AND GUN
Sas. Ss e.'cs, r., .n Of s.
the goods, consisting, In part, of .
Ensish Stubb twist and Damascus double and single
barrel fowing pieces, Of all sizes
md priced English and German DO
Single and double bnrrci ducking guns
Boys' guns
Came bags, liquor TASKS, shot pouches
Walkers, EIys Cor and other, English and French c'p'
Patent metallic and paper wads and wsd paper
Washina rods and cleaners
Nipple wrenches, tUbcs VIVID cutters
Ranrod heads and
Patent lever charges, bullet moulds
Pistol belts, hunting knives Ac., IN great variety.
sposen particularly invited sssnne my stock before pnr-
ported Direct and Of Offer great Inducements ~ any
house couutry
Daily .spec,ed Of the most celebrated kinds n
''''"'" John w. BADEN.
a-3tAwswf
DUTNAM'a Magazine for Octob~r.-Received by
III TAYLOR h MAURY,
Bookscners near Nh 81
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PEkNS1LtANIA COLLEGE
MEDICAL pErARrnKsT.
hnfA Sref, below Locust, Philadelphia.
THE for Of 1894 will Monday
October i0h and be continued, without intemsson, until
II OF March ensuing
The faculty is constituted ~ follows;
Principles and Practice OF Medicine by William Danach
obetcs and Diseases OF Women and Children by John Wilt
bank, NJ ID. tt.lt #HN
Materia Medica and Therapeutics by Henry NJ
Principles and Practice of Surgery by David Gilbert,
Medical Chemistry and Pharmacy; by John L. Reese, M. d.
Anatomy; by J. m. Allen, NJ. d.
Insiitutes of Medicine; by Francis q. Smith, NJ. d.
VIM. II. Gshrscht, NJ. d., Demenstrator of Anatomy
Clinical Medicine and Surgery, College
Professors Gilbert Pennsy
by the Physicians and Surgeons Of institution Tickets
the furnished second students the
faculty The will be held early March
Feesi Matricnson, (Pad ony) $5 each Professor
SIS; Graduaiion, $50
direction OF the Professor of Anatomy aud Demonnor.
JOHN j. REESE, NJ. d.,
Registrar
Sept I3-lawzb il2 South Ninth st.
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indemnify against Loss by Fire. Inland Transporta.
tion, and Marine Rtsks Vessels and Cargoes.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF UTICA, NEW YORK
ala
Jonn d. HssAs, President H. Ii. HAwLEr, Secretary.
and the
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY OF UTICA, NEW YORK
Capitai.. 4i70OOO
c. b. COVENTRY, President JoHs BRowsx, Secretary
The undersigned the foregoing
against loss damage by fire hus of
vessels dwelling and aud contents
disc by inland
All losses promptly and literally adjusted.
#.## CHA5. DE SEIDING, Agent,
Seventh st., opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Andrew j. Laner Office above duly authorized
applications. Sep l6-2awu
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DARN sale I'm Alexandria county Virginia. with
miles OF the aqueduct and four from the Pesdess
House, viii sell reasonable terms
rom portion hereof located ssovc Within half mile OF
Ba Roads hundred and twenty There
FIVE thirty of beautiful rnbeved land
cleared Much portion OF hi. farm rich
be
meadow Who be disposed 70 pschsse
grocer Pennsyvana
avenue, Borauo Ball on adjaeen, farm -. -,
May ayil-eodu WIN. bhLL.
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n UTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
M York
fund.- Angus, lss3 sasoa
r. .. WrWsrsK, President. Isaac ABBAr. Secretary.
All the profits divided policies
the whole life will be made available Ia premiums
Of who wish IL.
Policies for security creditors issued reduced
premium. f@#E
Explanatory pamphlets may by
application 10
CHAs. DE sELDlNG, Agent,
Seventh st., opposite Odd Feiows' Hall.
Andrew j. Laner, Once above, duly authorized
mp l6-2awu
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VIRGINIA LAND sCRIP.-The undersigned, having had
twenty yea acquaintance with Ngsis military land
records Richmond VIII attend
q, The revision claims here the act Of 3st August
will puchsse sell land warrants and lane scrp
" vEsPAsIAN ELLIS,
Jun. oo-~odn $3.50 Irving Hotel.
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=. S-Edtors Of the above papers will please copy,
bills 10 the Patent Office, with paper containing THU
Sept 30--lGWJw
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BY ROBERT An n ST RoNG.

nA0AlriCEnT MARYLAND LOrrEHIEs.
- wt. ocTosxs, 1853
PAYMENT or PRIZES GUARANTEED by THE STATE or
MAINLAND
E0ERToN BROTHER,
Kexuas sgsnts Maryland souti
-~el Nds8ig sssss as1 Exchange flscs BALTIMORE
The lsowip9 splendid schenss particularly worthy hc a.
tesoa pablo, brilliant lotteries
drawn " The United States;
RICH-ONB DOLLAR SCHEME!
Gs On Thursday, October g. 1858.
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let Goods, Fans, Port Monnatss, Gard Cases, &c.
opening splendid assortment o the shove Eoons
Of the latest styles which we cr neusu.,y ow pnees
N. GAIT 4 BRO,
ays~ OF ne Eagle,
Penn. avenue, bstwsen Nh asd iosh streets
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81 A correspondent of the Cham
bersburgh Pa.) Wing, writing from
Fulton Co, says that in the ncighbor-
hood of Sideling Hill there is certain
religious sect, calling themselves the
Christian Church. A lady, one of the
members was taken sick, and lay for
some time, until she finally imagined
herself bewitched, and sister in the
church was settled upon as the witch
A meeting Of the session was called in
due season, at which the minister pre-
sided, and the charge Of witchcrait was
formerly preferred against the lady
Being new case, and, we presume,
not provided in the discipline, the scs-
sion was puzzled ms to the proper man
ner 10 proceed in the case. Al length
it was proposed that she should be ask
ed 10 step over a broomstick, as it had
been said that witch could not do so
but the accused got over it without any
apparent difficulty. After consulia-
ton it was then agreed that she shond
be tried in pair Of scales with bible
10 balance her, and if she was n witch
the bible would be too heavy for her =.
Accordingly she was taken TO n mill,
and the experiment tried, but she prov
ed too heavy for the bible. It was then
intimaled that probably her clothing
prevented fair test, and half bushel
of corn was put on the scales with The
bible, to balance the clothing but still
the lady was too heavy, and the charge
was formally dismissed.
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n.,n,r,lInn a N, nIfir AttLtr.

\ Washington lrltcr writer relates
ihr fyilu~ine
No nidi, idual. no matter what has
l.o.itioa ~ profession ii suspected 81
having the iead iuflucucc wnh the lrcsi'
drni--is rScntS from mnumcrHblr 90
b,iiaiions Tor Kind word" The
President and family attend divine scr.
vice generally at the fourih Prcshylr'
rian church. uf which Rev, John G.
Smth Is pastor and dua,bi whether
be ever preached TO larger or more
piau.iy attentive congregations than la.
riur the last few weeks But the wor.
il, gentleman docs not escape the pen
ally Of preaching to President. am
tod that hc is constantly brsicged aud
that Just ~ he Is discussing in his own
mind the words Take no thoughts for
the morrow, What ye shall cat or what
We shall drink" &c, or some other text
equally important TO the interests Of his
flock, be Is set upou by band Of pairi-
ois, who. with piicons tales Of misfortune
and distress, appeal TO him for his aid
in getting n small Share Of Uncle Sans
loa,rs and fishes" Coming in from
morning calls upon his parishioncrs re
Gently, he found his parlor filed with
gentlemen who desired the opportunity
Of becoming members Of his congrega-
ton. by securing places in the Depart
mcnt at Washington, which would en-
able them TO make il their home. His
quick eve and rnpid thought percciving
the whole case nj glance, he disposed
of his visitors summarily but courteous.
~, by assuring them, in the blandcst
tones, that if he had any influence with
the President. and should exert it at
all. it would he exerted to keep the
members of his Wing congregation in
/ their offices, and not TO turn them out
and supply their places with new set,
that might not prove so valuable and
agreeable
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Three DAYS Later.

NEW DIRK, March p.
The steamer Franklin. from llnvrc.
via Cowes, 6 O'Clock on the evening of
the 18th, arrived at this port nj eigh,
O'Clock this evening, with AZ passen-
gers.
The overland mail from India had
arrived in London, with dates from Cal.
cutia to Feb. 9Th, Bombay l2th, China
Jan. 18Th.
The revolution in Ava had been con-
firmed. The king OF Burmah had been
deposed by his brother. An English
ambassador had sci out for the capital.
Commerce in India is active.
An explosion occurred ut collivry
in Monmouth Oh the l2lh, killng | 2 per-
sons.
A republican demonstration took place
on the 10Th, nj which nearly $4,000 men
we're assembled and marched in process
sion at the funeral of Madame Raspail,
wife Of the celebrated state prisoner of
that name. A detachment of cavalry
and an immense police force were pres
ent, and prevented any speeches being
made over the grave
Switzerland was still agiia,ed in con-
sequence of the Austrian measures, and
/, was feared some collision would take
place.
An American lady had been arrested
in Heidelberg, charged with having
revolutionary pamphlets in her posses
sion. She was direct from America.
1t is denied that Mazzini escaped on
board the English frigaie. He is sup.
posed TO be seereted in Piedmont.
Marshal Haynau died a, Vienna on
the lith March.
Adviccs from China state that the
rebellion was making rapid progress
Trade was inactive large operations,
however, had been made in Teas, ut m
advance in Greens and Congons.
Adyices from Australia are to the
10Th Of January. The yield at the dig
gings was reported greater than ever
100000 men were at the various dig
gings averaging ten ounces per week
Trade was brisk and prices sustained
except in -four.
Adviccs from Alexandria state iha
grain had declined considerably anC
several failures had taken place.
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STATE or ITALr--A correspondent
Of the Boston 7rareiler writing from
Florence, says:
Italy is troubled 10 her hearts core.
In Florence we cannot Of course, learn
the true extent Of the late revolutionary
movements at Milan, Rimini, MAINTAIN,
and elsewhere. We only know that
blood has been shed on both sides, and
the seafiolds are again erected. On the
part Of the Italians, the movement was
premature, but at present all Italy is
one volcano, slumbering il is true, but
acquiring strength for an eruption, that
will eventually force foreign despoiism
aud civil papacy from The soil. The
deep, Siiea hatred borne to the Priests
and Ausirians is frighiful. IL pervades
the very atmosphere. and Is drawn IN
at every breath by all classes bat the
few sold 10 their rulers by interest or
circumstances. Disguise Il as we may,
there isa general uneasiness in Europe.
Monarchs and governments disirusi
zach other people disirusl both peace
Is maintained by bayonets. and not as
Mr Golden would have US believe, by
good motives.
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or Ssstas. hifA,. and .Fss=a hss~ al
BEN ~ do-sf, ths -sca. su,sbiss. mo-
orc SOD bright esss. sscupar1 The fsrogsm
NJ Co. orrc o. f.,uf esvs. enc sdiag ssesy-
,htaf 81 sass ssax,bls Character and
thc ssang- vss snyihins hi aHseicosDs
~ d.ssgirratie Mosa~a are As sure
agu ~ sysrng. - snos -hifds a Winter,
upd thrg rp-sapnce in DIVES, - on
NodarsdsJ and 1'hursasF iast. asy be
fyiiv1 "a 50 ,gn- vifh Ns much coa-
hacrsre a. the sinssnacs. Yesterday vas
q lstsle ~Risry end blue hsbu The krs'
De- 4 April usually adopts. bet the
agns ~iii ccsc ughi sruih,' aud ~c
nist expect oal'cv userih
CS-icsicfday, being sll-fool's dsy, '',hc
bvys~ enjo,ed themselves must Consumed
o.. Dollars. hll,ss and quarters SER scsi-
tered aboui on the ~alk' IN Plcnieoas pro.
fusion. in,sing The possession ., the passc'-
b. bui--an suusual thing With the Mninc
ls~ 10 m'i foacc--tbcy ~rrt all ~ugia,
and maintained their Po.I,ion.- IN Old
lads q the lrish gender, made an aiicmP'
uvsos dollar ~ the vicinity " one Of our
s,otrs, aud ~as - engaged M the attempt
10 pos.css the brigir particular that she
dropped On lyrf kpnc-, and worked away at
II with an cBcrgy deserving better success.
Wtcn The boys raised langii. SHE ~gun-
md bonibly,- and sloPed. The yoor NO
a a. -.
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Foreign 1itms.


The ROYAL Mad steamer Asis. from
livrrIool March ilih, arrived At New
Iofk on tho evening oi lhr 10Th.
LIytnrool. Marh a. L. is nov
settled ,ha, the Pore viii 20 TO Paris 10
crown Nspolyon AMI his wife The
ceremony !. expected TO take place On
,lsc jlh Of NAV.
The chip Francis llcnr, had arri, cd
ai Pl,n,o nh with s. 100000 in gula
GrNoA. March < Intelligence has
been received frin Naples that m al.
tempt had been made on the life Of
King Ferdinand, that he had been
wounded 20 severely by u gun-,hot in
the leg that the limb was obliged TO b.
amputaled.
II was also reported that there had
been several collisions at Naples he
tween the people and the Swiss soldirry,
and many Of the latter had been Killed.
4 decision la. been made 10 Munich
against the editor Of Paris paper which
contained an article against England.
Ibrahim Pacha Is dead.
The details OF the news are OF little
importance. Italy is still in an unsettled
state. aud arrests aud executions occur
daily. The number OF arrests in two
weeks are COO. An outbreak is con-
SANITY anticipated.
Affair. in Montenegro are in aaia
suo. Al hosiiliiies have been suspen-
,led. and the political refugees removed
TO the interior
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rr, Poks TA.pr.--Somc winters state
,hA, Il the present pnces Of pork IN New
York shall continue, there vill be loo. Of
- 90 every hog slaughtered In the West
this srAson.
An obituary very culogls,ic of lady
says. She was married twenty -four ycarr,
and In all tina, time never once basged the
door
f.i,fIc serv,ccs arr ~illingiy appreciated.
fos thry are No, Worth the trouble Of in
gratitude,
TINItS.---A correspondent of the New
Nogt Mirror u>mos To- Hon. Edward Ey-
ersi, A. candidate fpr ils- rrv-sderry IN
Is56
Mrs. Li2or. RLL ~ MAisr.--A dc.-
patch dated tugus,A, March -, say.
= The m hqaur ball passed the House
ihis afternoon By gbe vac II - To -
These -ho ~i,h 90 49, The eiephaGa
-euld Do eel u NARY e young widow
-i'o !. found q gold ~Aichc.. hnr clo,hes.
aud soaring the breeebe..
wsHted--a Den,iss, 10 extract Ii,s teeth
ffosn q lsssiria'cnial ja~.
To make ,i.o hair eHh--os, fr,eas psss-
ioes.
To si'srFsa the 'assAory Trad ten dol
lar. toe f1ead
As hoaT eth the h@suiifsl- -si,tins
Up -ah snas P'sce q oalloo.
4 hsha-fell q coaunoa s,a.p !, ~er.h .
sasAarl - i-srnae.
LAss CnASrtsi, vas fFurrh carr last
-e~k, 80 that trsra~ er--ed 81 Tho 6rs
slsse this ssssoll
noa Theses. y. Marshall . issiin-
sp-sshs. srsiass LA.s sAaqaiss a si.s Nssi.r
l.agaod Las "a kesaarly,
Apag-slss dslessaa. 10 ss.livs thai every
s.ah - youi freed 49, TAKES yaa BY The
hssA T. sss'is Ne -a.iilt asa han 10 iea1
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

An Indiana paper thus describes IL
bill of the Wild Cat Currency in that
State:
"The ,igncttc is a Niger shcaring n
hog, supposed to be squcaling. The
President Of the Bank stands near, AS
sisting TO hold the hog. The dear pco-
pile may be discovered good ways be-
hind. Thunder and lightning in the
foreground. The picture of n scedy in
dividual, q secured by stock" through
which his feet run, adorns one corner.
A man with very blank counienancc,
supposed to be the Auditor Of the State
and being rode on rail by u couple OF
Wall street sharpcrs, is seen in another
corner. The phiz of Governor Wright,
thunder gathering on his brow, light
ming flashing from his eyes, adorns the
centre Of the bill. On one side of the
Governor is n hawk, on the other side
buzzard. lie holds in one hand the
scales Of justice, one side Of which is e,
identity very light the other is holding
document, his last MESSAGE, from
which he appears to be reading to u
crowd Of disconsolatc persons below
who refuse TO be comfortcd.'