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20 Al Pro,lu.r IN packn res mr. olhpr,vise con.i ~,
ed 10 US should be distinctly mafk,J,nournaIar
and tn. initials rfthe consiyuor
,sItrs 1L.,o t,,r j.,,a,', ir.n.
al r p ~ ,' w ,.'''u, w" , II i't.u' 10
~" y" ,r's ~ I'' lr'1'u' '.ne LOT more
4" II;rI'l,iit "'I 'n oF"e l! u'. I NJ 81
! IN "c n'",e 'oILh"I unI medium
'""'i rir ~ suPy atu 'H" S ll 'nrr de-
I'".ou e'..o' "'' ''' iy' ''V-' ~ ctli,s' VIVA
very 'ln'itru d'h'"nl III n,'r 10" RACES Inc ship
ping oIdeI7 are l't5t' uu' S'nrtauy ihty nglne
@"ou sHunu yrI"" hu'rI' nay III oaH Kegs wl'h
l1uhu nH"P' IS me 'n"st SouE", lor' "nd worth ~
He H'''ppus t''.. ~ our quoted rates
niiLL' ~ III"t a'"'' 10 very s'Alct. QlcH
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'TiiE Subscriber invites the attention Of
4 .cutyatc'5 in The Chomplan valley, to his M.
riyaIed collection Of
FRUIT TREES,
iot sal" his SpuD2. % Apples, Pe7r5, P.nu.s
Cherries, Grape, Gooaebclries, Currants, Rasp5pr-
ne-. strawberries, &c, all the Leading sorts can be-
furnished by The quantity specimen trees OF pane,
can be supplied, OF nearly 1000 distinct YarsteS--L
IIge portion OF which are new and rare
The collection Of Pears, both on the pear stock
aud on the ounce, is the largest north 81 mhy
and one VI the best and most complete in the CniOn
Apples on The paradise, and Cherries on the iGu
ha!cb stock, tor dwaris, can be supplied Of m1ny
leading sorts. Tie collection OF Hardy, OInH-
mental Trees, Shrubs and Plants, is also very
extensive i-"clnInga large supply OF Horse Chel'
uut, European. Mountain Ash, Weeping Willow and
ether shade Trees. Climbing, Ever blooming,
Moss, and o,her Roses, III 81 best varie,es,DlAi-
rs as many, comprising all the newest and best 80
Phioxes, 50 fine sorts and grent variety OF ms.
cellaneous Shrubs and Plants, Bulbous Roofs az.
Also Bucklhorn tor iedges,-Snub0Id, several
hnf sorts, Garden and Flower Seeds, Sc, Sc.
Green House Plants are not proDagated for sale
but can be supplied IRON reliable 9ources-i ordered
soon
Those who prefer trusting 10 my experience ia the
lection OF varieties should describe their soil lie
watch the fruit is wanted and TIE varieties qircu "
Possessed, and they may depend on .ece.YinZ II e
est selection which can be made.
Orders executed in rotations as they are received
NJ my forward their orders during Wuter ana thusc
Wh1desIre 10 obtain their trees curly aud IL make
sure OF satisfactory selection should order wi;hou
lay.
Prices as .ow al any reapec table Nursery in the
county with liberal lIscOunt eli all Jll.s amount
nlI to S25 or t70js
Freight pail to the Lake. And ON trees 81 or
dered before lst Of April, -ani ia lots OF !iot les
value So, il viii te PAID any polt on the llNe il
t'ct Steamboat communication wita Port Kent.
Freed Catalogues sent 10 all " no apply post pal
and enclose postage stamp.
Address, J BATTET
keesey.ile y. Y. March l. 1883 dNwSy
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lic vii. sell the remainder oi his Winter .e,h OF
HAS Caps. Flls, Fancy Robes. t4t Gloves Alu;ens,
&c. at cost.
!. w. BARNUM.
College Street, 2nl Door rom Church
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uF NEw RAuRoAD IN NEw YoRs,-lt IS
stated hat a C rporatlon is being formed IN
Buffalo, having for lis object the construction
of railroad from Kingston on the Hudson riv-
eT, 10 connect with the road from Cananddlgua
20 Buffalo, The route 10 expected to reduce
the dio,lnco fron New York to BlfFa'o about
Iixty miles.
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Catl... Sheep {. lsmSs Swine. notseg
Spr5s.g %lsEc ksasS.

DAKNLM has rrcriIcI his Spring Hats, they
are superior in quality uuI combine good oste, with
rare merit cal. and examine before purchasing +;
also, A good ASSORTMENT Of Caps Trunks, Voiises,
Ladies and Gcnti-neu'5 Srtohe.s and CARPET Bags
Umbrellas, Canes, Iuoh.h,u Gloves and Mttens,
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Arrangements have been nude to furnish 'h@
KSlCEErB CEER MAGAZINE. the Hour TorRH>L nul
the New YoEK MUSICAL WORLD AND lINE3, to
NEw SUBSCRIBERS, Tor 1--WE DOLLARS a year This is
cheap literature, with a yengGnce The KVIcGzI-
BJcKER is s. per annum the Hons Journal, - ;
and the Musical WORLD AND 'IINLs, SO MAXIM
s. year at the usual rates That three such work
can Ue obtained Tor FIVE DOLLARS year, IS fact
truly worthy the CALoRiC age, which IS just now be-
ing ush red III. =! the kNICKERBJCKER MADAME,
edited LEWIS GAYLORD CLARKE, it " unnecessary
to SPEAK. For twenty years II has been the m j,t
genial, humorous. and spicy monthly in the word ;
and tn- resent volume VIII he better than any which
preccd, it, The HONE JOURNAL, edited ny Gao
7. MOEKl9, and y. L. WILLIS. IS well known us HE
best family newspaper in America ; aad the VI
Cal. WORLD AND lines, edited by RIcHArD SroRRs
WILLIS. with LOWELL Mason, Csc. II CrRri5.
IHoN}5 IlAsT!N6s, WI. ? BRAIBuRf, 90. =.
Ruor, and other hllscal writers contributing AMI
'nusic 0nd tuii coarse OF ilsurlou II lluony IN.
nuAly q the very best musical journal ever pub .h-
ed. These three pu5llcguo27 -: post a family up
/ n regard 10 nearly every hing worth known! -
! Art Sc.euce, Literature Music, Painting, Scu
ture ilEcnuOna, Discoveries; Wiz, .tumCr, Fancy
sentiment the Newest Fashions and other attrac.
ions Tor Ladies Choice New Music for the ) 10
! bath, the Church, and the Fl!eside Reviews md
Criticisms .! Musical NoIkS Performers and Per
iOrmances ; IN short the very PICK AM cream OF
Novelty. lnciden History, E0Irap!Y. At, LitrrI.
, are uut >ricnce iHUUdln4 NnuttVsr can ar Aivru
/ n periodicals to promote Healthy Amusement and
Solid lstucton in the family, and help 10 make il
Better, Wiser, and Happier, may be now Obtained
tor FIVE Dl!.AARS. A4l!ess DYER i WILLIS
257 broadway. c3i
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County Temperance Com
vcHilOgG,

A respectable delegation from several towns
in this County, assembled at Shclburn, Feb.
2-th, and selected as candidate for Commits
soncr, under the provisions Of the new Anti
Liquor Law Of this State, DR.. DtNrL Coop
YEAR, of lline-burgh, The Convention was
well attended and harmony Characterised all
their proceedings.
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ITEMS At HONE AND ABROAD.

SINGULAR CASE Of SUiclDE.-We earn
graduated at Bowdoiu College III 1919, aud
who has been engaged in teaching at Portland
during two years past while on his way from
Boston to Portland on Saturday afternoon last
der rapid headway near the Berwick junction
Nothing singular was observed in him uuti
few moments before the act, when he ob.e7v-
10 gentleman who SIT at his side, that some
one in the other car wanted to kill him. a,
he started rapidly for the rear door If the car,
the conductor followed and seized him, bat not
so efiectual!y as 10 retain him. The cars were
run back TO the place and search was made for
him. Ills hat ami small carpet. bag were found
in the snow. lie was tracked to an open
stream of rapid water near a mill, where his
great coat was found on the ice at the waters
edge, The workmen in the mil observed him
leap from Tie cars, and went TO look for him,
but lost sight of him. There is no doubt that
he plunged into the water and was carried un.
der the ice by the current It's supposed also
that the young man saw the water before lie
leaped from the cars. The above particulars
we have gathered from passenger who was
on board tho train. By referring to the Gaia
Iogue of Bowdoin College we find that Spen-
Ger Wells, of Newbury, Mass, graduated in
lSl0-Bangor Wing.
"A young man giving his name as Cham
pon L. Beden, was arrested at Columbus, on
the the 4th inst, and $1,000 in counterfeit
So notes on the City Bank of New York, found
on his person.
- STRANGE DEATH.-Two young men Of
the village of Brandes, in France, lately per-
ished in very singular manner. They went
cut 10 shoot wild ducks, and in order to arrive
at tie marshy ground which the birds frequent
( ed, they determined to proceed down the cana
in boat, and then crossing over to the other
side 10 walk the rest Of the way. The waters
being unusually high in consequence of the
rains, the young men found that they cou,c
scarcely pass under the arch in their boat
They thought, it is supposed, that by lying
down in the boat they could pass. 1t SO hap
pened that the waller was higher than the,
thought, and was rising every moment, so tina
when the boat had got under the arch, it stucL
fast, thus enclosing the young men completed
without their having any means of cXtrcatng
Themselves. They were found two days after
dead in the boat, and clasped in each other
arms.
--BUTIER.-The New York Mirror says
"The spcculatcrs are getting their due. o.
the grocery bulletins about the city. we real
'BeS, Orange County Batter, from Is. 10 Is %.
Butter, AT whole sale, can be purchased in any
quantity at from g to J cents. A few week
$50 it was 25 to 81 cents per ID. Tic goo
times coming"
PENNsYLvANiA.-- The Wing Stat
Convention will be held at Lancaster MLrcl
"a, Candidates for Canal Commissioner
Auditor Genera and Surveyor Generll gre II
be nomins'ed
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Is ;hr r. R.y J. II. Hopkins, oa ia, Ell inst, ,
at tie residence ot lis father, Professor TuLoDoEE
T. MoLr, formerly OF z le5ec. c t.. 70 Miss Ellen
VI, only daughter OF Mr. r. g. +, ..,.., q hi,
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CATTLE NARKET-Feb II.

BRIGHTON CATTLE NARKET-Feb H.
At market, $50 Beet Cattle, no Stores, 10 pairs
Working Oxen. 20 Cows and CaVs, 1850 Sheep and
Lambs, and 1870 Swine.
PRicrs--- BeelCa,le Extra S7nr,.0; Is, quality
Sd,2J ~ do 50 j0aG Sd do Si,?ja3..1.
WoRRING ONEN--S1j, S-Hll0.
Cows AND CALyGs-$25, ~. -, 81 49a5j.
ShGtPAN laNGs--EXua S3,i, !, -, ). i, Gia1
.2"Ial- Ga7.c tetoi.IIo.c; Fat iiogh l.. o.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WAsnIYGroy, 3lst, January 1913.
To L II PENNIMAN, Colchester, IT.
Sir:--l have the pleasure to inform YOU that
Jury of the Royal Commissioners connected with
the Exhibition of tic " FORKS ot All Nations, al Lon
don, in the year 1851 in consideration OF your hay
ing exhibited specimens Of puie limestone, has
awarded you an Exhibitors Medal Ccrui:ate, and
a copy OF the Reports OF the Juiic9.
Thrs. articles in the possession II Cod. Peter
Force of this city, Chairman OF the American E.e
cu,ive Committee and will lie forwarded you 10y
such mode of conveyance as you shall suggest.
Very respectfully,
Your obed,ent seryan'.
WILLARD FILLMORE,
Chairman of the Central Conan. s.
TETER FORCE.
Chairman % ihe Ereeutise Conan.
P. $. You vii! please direct your communira.
iious on this subject, to Tos. G. q. kEANEoI, See
rotary of the Executive Committee.
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MILL ARD FlLLMOi

lFTHE ASSAULT oS TIE PosrMAsrER.GEN-
ERAL. The following is full err account Of
tie assault made or the fostmaser-G General
by Mr.. Briggs, member Ct House of RePresen.
,stives from New York, which was briefly al
hded 10 in our dispatches OF Jay before yes
terday:
"An unfortunate sequel to the late affairs be-
tween Postmasl er-General Hubbard and Hon.
Geo. Briggs occurred at the Capitol to-day
(Tuesday.) The parties met in dark passage
ear the House Library. Hubbard erasped
Tsiggs's hand, eXclaiminC. How are you,
Inggs ?? Briggs shook hands, bSt in "a mo
n ent discovered his mistake, and following
Hubbard, met him in the ante-roOm leading
ON the House TO the Rotunda, aud said, i
are Just shaken hands with you | wish to
ietract that act OF poleness. You have insult
ID me, and have publicly called ycu no gen.
eman.' Hubbard answered Just as you pleas
YOU are beneath my notice. Briggs with his
left hand Immediately slapped Ilubbard's right
cheek, saying, 'Wll you make no resistance 2
md none being offered, Briggs continued: i
! ave said that you are no honorable man in
ublic. ] have now slapped your face. Don't
YOU resent it 2 Hubbard replied, Strike away,
Iriggs: strike away; shsnt strike back, for
YOU are beneath my coniempt.' Briggs then
struck him on the left side of his head with his
right hand, and repeated the blow once or twice.
The bystanders nterfered before any serious
injury was effected.
1t is said that MIR, Hubbard intends TO ;nsli-
lute legal proceedings against Briggs"
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PROCTOR a. WOOD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,

UENEIIALV COMMISSION MEKV HANTS
FOR TUE SAIEoI-
Wool AND COUNTRY P60Dyct.
NO. 1876 STATE STREET.
Ms PROCTOR, ION CJtl'NNT
NJ. F. woop. ! ,lDN|LC u Va "a
THEY acknowledgement Of oil kinds oiC orn
ny Produce, tor whicE cash advancrs vi be AIDE
and thesle and returns Of which prompt attention
will be given.
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W4IEuCitL.
A'EassE s'ehke Il. WOODS,
PRiCE.S CURRENT

Commission Merchants for the sale Of
Wool and Country Proiucc.
BOSTON, THURSDAY FEB l., 1888
Il. s. PRoc1oE, VI, t. WOoI
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REFERENCES.

hLi Ehl'NNiNs
Mess,s, hitchcock Cobb & Wlns,ow
X + Fletcher K Co,
Rianohlrd. Converse & Co, frosTos
2. q F. Rice,
G n. SeymourS SONS, Ocdrn NY
Cox & iiupbril Polsdam y V.
Meaes & Wead, Malone, n Y.
Reeves " Stevens, Cincinnau Ohio.
llodEcs& owen, Rutland Vi
". 4. soWles. u 81 AlL-ns, W.
sagpel Morgan. Es4, Yerssnres. VI.
6arI SesrteHNY
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UNION NURSERIES,.
KEESEVILLE, n. Y.

'NjlE Subscriber invites the attention Of
4 cuItiyatcI5 in he Champain valley, to his M.
riyaed collection Of
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IL DwoEcE CAsE.-The Legislature Of
Maine have been acting upon a divorce case
which had been thrown out 10y the Supreme
Court of that state. Aaron NJ. York married
his wife Mary Ann when she was about fifteen
years old. The mother Of the girl was a Nor
mon, and after they had been married about
.hree weeks, the mother moved away to JOIN
.he Mormons aud this wife went with her,
-Four of the fye years have elapsed, agd some
of the legislators thought ho should wait the
other year; but the minority thou ght otherwise;
indeed, 1t was iptlmatel that "almost every
member had divorce case in his pocket"
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DEFRAUDED BY THE OPERATIONS or "SPIR-
ITUAL RAPPERs."-We learn that the Police
authorities are engaged IL ferreung out certain
parties, who have defrauded man namel
Richard Dougherty out of $4,000, by the
operation Of spiritual Rappings," or Man
lfestatons," concocted and carried out sue
cessfuly by various persons, who practice
these humbug "raPpings" upon the weak
minded portion of community. Since tie
unfortunate victim has lost his money and
property, he has become insane, and yes
te-day was placed in the Lunatic Asylum. As
yet, no arrest has been made.-.E J, Times.
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GuyERNHEhT Man tSTEASIUKs.--I'he fol-
lowing appropriations are made in the appro-
pralion tll which recently passed the House,
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rneAOxssSnOA LA ms0SeAAsS-
nxoFEssos Mox1g,s Isvi0oEA1fsG kLlxIR. on Goa
DIAL s sssss as ne. .. :,
easu... psssisan aud ns.ssr n n. sor 4. D...
so-.s. c s ,s.. S> -. ss M'ss arc sss
ss r their sempoa from ekns.s, ssd power so.
. a.. 81, s ss. ~ ssa o. ~ss sss
.ss =" ms s'san ~ vim S
pcdaeon and ye e.sl. q be labor. Is INC ~
ali o gr.a ee4 Eaops preparation e1AAl ioi The
cUKK or ksasous DisaAsss
adequate idea OF TIC nncdi.'s and
almost change in the diseased dsbl
iaied and shattered s,sis Wnsins soa ~ -
Organization rsbsaesd, resis'hsd and ou. up
fssa1 asaer is iasusaee The sioopns
preston and debility beeomes new man he o,y ast ia
gloom ,diue apathy becomes bright esoyan asse
sna as sDns aeeapal.as No.
o. me ..s che ss, & aas IL
mai condition. Wen may The preparation be- called ths
aspIoisAL uospEk
Of The nineteenth century L. as the old
adsd that miracle o. medicine heretofore supposed
srauL.sT KsrArIs no AEAoros
IL so.es asvr as e s s ss o1% .s @
veil he SAID d n who takes them lhe last state Of
without nse In - s .s ~
hsaaache loss af memory ypoenoa
a. dysps n ~.
has, y,sas ss o. ,ss esns
is Il there i reliance 10 be placed on ha1a" Asu
Il i Tie sa inhe remedy ys, heal
and ind compliance i The mental rny,'s long "as" oa 1a
mind diseased hsaaache, se,,so pain
VIII produce cure a. Astounding period
win also Ct .sy ,s
business hoes Of memory eonuoo blood .hs head
thoughts Of e dsr, ncion fear Of insanity Ae win increase
destroyed induce continual chcenness and
eqaanimi,y Of spirits and paaonx NE ,, a., o,.s ~
q two 20 bloom and y changing me 'Ain
expression Of those who have used this saae, is
eeduoa. il regard
M ,ns same ras no al spprs Of any rrs sms
purchased cordial a' no faith whaieyer Of
ee satisfied the hAlf dozen bottle. took will
Another had committed distinguished physicians
said could na % y M .T and
say il completely cured me-"
expense besides Of mental and physical suffering"
THEMSELVES.
wa, celebrated and distinguished Dr. Wood of hasa
cIusetts, OF it:
woKoEsrrx, June !, ls40
me pleasure to inform you ha, one Of my pa
tells me he has taken TWO weeks entirely
Look, ss who 20 'o me since Sosrd
for him regain his full strength and faculties
.ed IL such case. hossasa hey
time ss , q your as snd nave aons
warmly recommend whenever Opportunity occurs
assa one me my ssu he
ia a" 50 and
riy eontrary.
remain, very truly, yours, :.
H.A WOOD, NJ. ID.
MoksSr: some since you requested opinion OF
your invsorsinz cordial prepared give
months
decided preference anything Of the kind
which both It's medical virtues and
sonabe which sell IT. much pensed with s e
recommend OF The
all and valuable mrd.e.ae
#H#A BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ. ID.
BRooKLsn N. v, Nov. 81 1872
II put up hissy bottles viii, ihe
bown In the glass. and
SOLD At g. PER BOTTLES FOR sia-sai per DOZEN
Morse D. and for sale by Charles H. Wing
Broadway New York, whom all orders mas
be addressed.
Washington z. D. Gilman agents in Baltimore, =
No l0- Baltimore g. p Rogers bohef- Ito"
ard and Baltimore streets Bennett Beers, Richmond srs'ss
Jan lily
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ON petition Joseph Mock, Of Philadelphia Pa praying
Of patent granted 70 him the sixteenth
s1 July psdocks ard other locks
sad patent, which takes
.c. eD July. eighteen hundred and any
655l--tis II. ...ls.. -
ordered said petition he heard the Patent Once
Monday juno ~ O'Clock
notified and show they
wby said e'ssco ought he granted.
oppssng required Gle in the Patent
hi~d by
hearing taken and transmitted
cordsnc. once, viii he furnished
ptcs,ioc
Ordered puhii.h~dr IssrrRer
Reprh~ FhiIsdephs
Pa, Espr..s city Daily Bee Boston, Mas. and Union
a
(2 day Of June the day Of hesnt
n WErUHfMAN,
..sl. Oommisstcrer Of Pafeni..
r. w please copy, and s-rd ts'
bin. once paper containing this notice.
April i7-tsw3w
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NOTICE.
ntend applying General Land ooe OF the United states
for the James Points land
No 4o7 dated November ~, $780, and issued Henry
Daring Virginia during the
h 309i original which has been
a duplicate issued 2sGSt In which
claim Of aforesaid James
Points, deceased.
ELIZA y. POINTS,
Executrir and sole dssis-e Of Jas Point, deceased.
Ap 29-law3m
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postponed unu an isn and July next respee
lively.
CIV. uns.r my CRY ish a.y a
apgi aaDo
FRANKLIN riERCK.
BY President. 81
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Ap s0-lawlJw
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No. sss.I
Ex The pre.ldent Of Tie United Asaaea.

IN pursuance o6i,w MILLARD FILLMORE Pesd-p, Of the
ba ss s" % @ ~ ha me aSdsmenoas1 ans oess in
the sae Of wisCoNsis, the periods hereinafter Designated
Al Once WILLOW RIVER commencing Monday,
ssed within the aforementioned townships and fractional town
sh,ps, vizi
Township fony-lne and township sfty,
Islands and the main shoe o. Lake SUPERIOR Of range three
Te~n-p and fractional townships my and hny
Township fractional to~nhp my, The shore of
Trae,oaai owa.p. nny,
fo~n.sp. twenty hiry thirty and dirty two town
ne shore Of Lake sIssse, o6 ,'nfs ,sH
aud township forty nine on the shore Of Lake
ewn.hp. thirty ,hirsy one r two thirty three, thirty
four township ory nine, Lake SUPERIOR ane
Townships thirty ,hHiyone, irytwo, thirty three, and thirty
Tosa.hp. Unity one ,hTywo, ,hrrrce and ,siryfour, Of
Townshps % one trry,~o thirty hrs, and thryfosr, Of
Al The Ia CROSSE commencing Monday The
day TOT the disposal Of the public lands with
the following named townships, TO wits
NORTH Of Of tA fourth principal 'aertdion
Township. seventeen eighteen, and ni.e,een Of
Township. and ,wrny two Of r."ss .x
Township. twentyone, twenty three, and twenty
Townshp. ,wenvone, twenty-five, weD'y'hree and twenty
Town.sr. swrn,yooc, twenty-five twsnyh'se ur,
and twenty -6se, Of tanss ten,
M,hs 'ans One !, sTEvsss POINT Monday,
aforementioned townships, 20 wits
NORTH Of and Of the onrth rrra m~ria'cr
Township twenty 1--WE, Of rpngs -four. ..
Townships Ave- eight, twenty
irfy. and of five.
nshse twenty Ave. of sG.
ss,ssn thirty, and thirty In township
1--WE. ~ range seven
Townships twenty q We and twenty SIX OF range ton
Town o TWEEN steven Il
Al MFNAsHA, commencing Monday, the
twenty May @ the d,-po.si o. the public land.
within he following. named townships yizs
NORTH Of tAs fourth principal .eiaiar
Tovnship twenty-five twenty three
Lands Of schools, military and
other and overlooked sHds
made nnns which shalt he selected by
Of the paec respectively, entitled An
act 70 enable .s Arksn- Saies 70 reclaim the
swnmp land, within their limits, approved September ", l
The Offering Of the mentioned lands
appointed srd viii
advertised, with all convenient shall
kept weeks no private entry IN
will
Given washrxo, ri. a,,, dsv Of
Dom'ni thousand eight
nj WILLARD FILLMORE.
Jour wrtsos,
Commissioner Of the General I.sndo ONCE
F NOTICE TO pRE-EMrTloN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled presumption
establish ssti-fsctco ~
proper lard ONCE, and make
NJ the public safe NJ the lands
escinr the claimed otherwise such claim vii be forfeited
E#sf Fl Commissioner 81 the General Land once.
Feb A-lawt3w
No. sso. a..a..s# s.ts.E Ns...
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Mayors Proctasnasion.
WHEREAS by The ac, eaiied An act relating TO doas"
proved ash July l-as .oa t &C, amending u. ...e
w.s n y ,s s y animal az me
dog and considered mad,
hat !. he DOS sss Kept
exceeding ninety duty
the city eonstabe- and lawful for any other person 70 k and
Of Kind" mad within Urls city do
give Socs % a. whom nay so"s.'r s' % animals os
during the term Of r days from the date hereof and he po,e.
such be found large conu. 10 this proc'sms
Given under my hand mayors Office, city Of wash
's''' wv :" ~ JOHN W. MAURY,
N No-e- Keller s..ian-. Russ., .a.y m,
r. ..s d. so~a IS range duplicate rcc-p; which
ener Of s Gsn,r Land Once for repayment Of ss sum Of @
gas Gssss sas. assch u, Irsa-ysn. so-is~s~
"A ms attention gentlemen
n..e., s... onv. ..a sro-n French cloths
s'is. satin. and m.r.e,',e. ve.sas.
wss -. ., sss, ~ " s.. ss, &c, s..
G.uss na-rino ssssts white and f.oey halfho's
sslt ssd linen porkst hspdsercb,eH.
been bought this spring and will be sold At
'od as w.s',s 2 gSy' as
Pennsylvania avsaas, between osh and 10Th street.
L,URssrURE Dav aOODs.-w. have in
s'essoa y ssi a.. ss,se" r.
n nv '.ms fabric for carpets some o. which are
Ais. Of 'o~peed noo and liable oil
comr,.s !. could s- ss.,rsa supply m''s' '" 'e'
cLAerrT a DoDsos,
,a - oes'sf. IN all kinds cf fsrn,sre dry rocds.
'oss ss"oos"-s y,s.s. Ts s;S 20, ss,v
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nm EDWARD ". CAR wICrssEu vt~Qtnia,
IL ~ Washington.
. residence oMce 10Th adjoining the Irving
passf. E& Az W-@An