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rno rorner period ha. eur stock been good and
II thoroughly assorted as lie present
lot reliable qualities Irish linens
all grades, large portion Whci made order
Pillow linens OF The widths qualities, aud prices
Linen eheetngs, table diapers, and damasks
Towels napkins, aoye aud toweings OF the best kinds In
In all classes fnen goods profess offer decided bargains
MOURNING GOODS
OF all Kinds constantly hand
IN RICH SILKS, HiBANDs, AND EaBRoIDERIEs
novelties OF day, may pardonsd
mark that the advantage OF tbs oneee system in The purchase OF
all goods OF this class APPARENT and cannot fan 10 strike the most
superficial observer
100 pieces white Hannes, assorted, many dne
iarss tot OF all the styles of
80 pieces superior Canton hannels
100 pieces siring co;tons, from low priced dns
A fine supply of choice blankets and bed comforts
Quite large invoice Of rich pads for ladies' and chden's
White Canton long cashmere, and many other de-
Signs and combinations ia shawls
CLOTHS, CAssfMEREs, AND vESTINGs
poyebay low prices. stock this OF goods
entirely
Daily additions made stock throughout the
goods annually passing hands
all obtained The best enables offer special
Inducements TO purchasers,
An examination styles and prices solicited.
QF-One price only.
Good articles prices, dealing be relied all
I FERRY X BROTHER,
"CrnlFa 5tores,' west building,
Oct 5-Gdt Opposite Centre Market.
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HISTORY of Vt. Domingoi by J. Brown, NJ d. 2voiumes
III 800 pages each, bound in cloth price 80 CENTS - ON
10 fRhNck IhhhoM
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4. YIITZ,

CABINET-MAKER AND UPHoLsTERER,
No IS South E1speats Street, Philadelphia
EsPECTFuIY attention OF the public To his store,
where he keeps constantly hand large assortment OF p2or
and chamber furnuure, comprising
sofas from as m siO0 Arm -cnnirs from SIC SEQ
Parior chairs q 6to "a Book. .cases $50
sofa tables nc to 100 EXTENSION tables, 55 20 100
Etaesres 0to g5 Writing desks, rs to 100
AZ the above furniture expressly retain patronage, and
the prices least ten les. good furniture can be
bought any where else
Goods Of the Union, and packed under bic per-
sona
July 1inoslf
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AATHEmAXiCAt. Drawing iDsirume nts, in variety,
III OF The finest quality and hnsh and Others unusually low
pces bought from the manufacturers in Europe by the
undersigned
sets a FOR 81 Is and upwards
Ori3 FRANCk TAYLOR
I AMAkrISE's New " Memoirs OF Celebrated
IL by Aiphonse de Lauartine.
Lvefmoes Epsie the Romans, with Il commentary
yised tfansiaiun, and introductory essays.
Popular iaes; BY Hafame Guzot
Dsconrses; by Abiel Abbott Livemore
A Practical and Commercial Arithmetic by g II. Decay,
Now a. Days by Laura j. Gurus.
Easy Warrcn and his Contemporaries
lIgrpefs Gazetteer, No. g.
just Published, and for safe
TAYLOR MAURY'a
Oct 10 BOOKSTORE 9Th
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l,IEh sEW YORK QUAaTERI.Y for october.
Memorable Women he story Of their Lives By Mrs. Newton
Crosiand.
illustrations Genius, relations Culture and
Society. By Henry Giles, author o Lectures
Poems by Thomas William Parsons.
GGay's Eiegy Country Cirroh Yard small elegantly illus
ualed .diu "a.
Just received TAYLOR & MAURY's
Oct4 BOOKSTORE ~ 9,h
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United states Patent omce,


an lho petition d, Crane, OF Newark New Jersey,
10Th February, d December, ls0 for
clocks - years
expiration ol said patent, which 'aAes place the 22d
day of Decembe le5a-
said be the Patent OF ce
Monday December u O'Clock, and all
appear
why petition ought TO be granted
he IN the Pacn
objections specially forth writings NJ least twenty
the oec which will be furnished on app
cation.
, testimony closed the 2tt OF December
papers relied testimony, be
menis, If any, within days thereafter. III
published the bnlon
rencer and Evening Washington u. c.. rcnnsyyanan
philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American New York
weeks fourth day o December next, the day Of
hearing ,c, a.. .,,s,,
Commissioner Of Patents.
T.. above papers tsass copy aud fend he
hills 10 the Patent ofcc, ~ ,ontsiHius 50, satcs.
Sept 20-law3w
i,Ol " pfy and stC hpusc
on t,h street side, the OF Honse
recently been papered and pabit
accommodating and iant
Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
Oct iHCn
NEW fall aud winter goods and fashtons.--DUNALi
N i BRO merchant Talos just returned irOr Ncw
YORK purchases from The best import
prepared exhibit OF the cnoiees
hne business, all o. whiet
they prcpared make order the most elegant and alon
able style. DbNash ""o-
septls-3,aw3w
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4 Ew Fail and Winter Goodx.-wM. II. STANFORD,
y Merchant Tailor Pennsylvania three
west Of Third street. has just opened laxe and handsome
French aud English goods wenr, which
be calls the atenion Of his friends and public
will 5e made order the hoest notee
fashionable Style and al the very possible
BAways on hand general assortment eenliemens
nhing goods
i-2aw3wM
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1 UmBER, LUMEER, LpMBExI-The undersigned have
IL established themselves the umser buoes. i4,h
br.dg ihey general
assortment lumber fair prices
desiring pa rane buildings
IN ties furnished by calling the yara.
On hand, a fine lot Of cedar posts
Sept I0-2ag4w GRIPS n WALLER
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ALL AND WINTER ssyics of ready made clothing
superior and finish, embracing the Tama
gee shaped sacks black blue, and fashionable
plain
black panaioons pushes, meriUo, sik,
Shirts coiRrs, undershrts, gloves
Boys and youths clothing always hand
The above articles viii be sold the lowest
NOAH WALKER x ca,
Marble Han Clothing Emporium,
Sept 39-3tawiwf Browns Hotel Building
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II. j. steers New Goods.

HAVE ai opened an elegant stock OF ai and goods
iui yentemcn direct from The best houses
Centlesuep rely upon finding complete
the and best goods the market prices calling
No fse Ih street.
Sep as-aaw3wit
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VHE sTAGE--Persona Recoi.eeions Stage by WI
L B. Wsod Further supplies Just received al
TAYLOR SMAURY,s
Oct Bookstore, near gth street.
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sep2s-aaw3wh
OusE-FURNIsHING Dry Goods, Carpetiny, Floor
complete the above goods Styles
have been purchased in New York
faaurrTs reduced p1cs which will enable
induce To housekeepers and purchasers The follow
list Of sumo of the leading articles:
100 pieces wstyie tapestry velvet carPeings
10 do do do Brussels do
iGo do do sup quality do do
10 do Brights patent English do do
50 DO do velvet do
do tapestry velvet
do three ply
iiO DO
% cts hall step Venetian
25 pieces o ., IL A. Al printed druggets
sj printed druggcI erumb cloths, richly bordcred
25 very elegant mosaic
l5b eaeniie tutcd rugs cheap
50 dozen brass stair rods, all lengths
full heavy cloths. which viii any
shape size tor hail, passage,
IA curtain materials afah narne--
2j pieces very rich satin mines
rs do 30 LANES
30 do do damasks
10 do Turkey red wiiled cashmsrets
25 do coIored worrted damasks
so pars eS.ra-rich lace curtains
50 do do embroidered muslin curtains
so de do iainboured do do
rs pieces embroidered ,aI.noured curtain mpsns
800 rich gilt window cosBlces all sizes
Together with fixtures such tasse
loops tasse rope, curtain pins silk and worsed
&c which respectfully inve the attention of purchasers
Ho0s, BRO, co.
Sep l6 -3tawiwif
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,uup.IE MATERIALS

pURTsIN MATERIALS ved and sale,
y and select consisting Of broostsls
French ans, Euash and German
daua ans, in r imaginable cos and producing he
bcste
Ten elegant s lace, Transparent rnps snd embroidered
muslin under cur,aih, loops and bands matching
Also, the latest numbers of e Garda Meuhe hneeu et Mod
Journal dAmeusasp" which contains all the latest de
srps, making decorating and
drapery, be had a
be distinctly understood that selling goods
UNUSUALLY prices, OF contning ourselves
possible the buyer, and
seller then the benefits
mutual offer ether than the best
goods the county aflrd for he Nancy
Terms cash, unless previous agreement Is made
CLAGETT, DODSON, 4 CO.
goS ss,-ruauf
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Washington Branch Railroad.
cAenge Of Prices beiueeH Baskinsto and Baltimore
go gskl2

NOIiCE.-on and aier MondBy. October between
~ Washington and Baltimore will be dollar sixty
eon@utaton of VIII be allowed who proc
before
be made TO all stations unless purchased al
Round up tickets, for three days, on The 3D. 81
Ai and 5th instant 81 ali who wish Agrcul.
tura Pair and Maryland Institute.
BY order 4. H. PARSONS
Oct 3-lm Aren,
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MEN YORK FAIL S.ooOs.-J. RiCGLEs, Merchant
" igr. York,
large superior clats cameres, vesline
Of the qualities imported all OF which the ia
spectivH Of the public.
Also handsome furnishing goods
gentlemen.
ood boys, which he ~ make 10 order ~ the best
line stock Of ready made clolng, all made
which he viii sell cost being drstos
hning strictly regular merchant tailoring bQs
2s seventh street egFOsde sylden, Wrhers s. Co.
Snnt 0n--rnR
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AMERICAN HOUSE u

"rhnNaN HOUSE, uarovsr stree. U,xt,,, a,
,a, aes ENLARGED and elegantly furnished posss-n
'op n the usyehrN psbGc. - Wv
Dee y -dig
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, FRENCH Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
"A employnsn IN academy school, willing
several viii Do himself The pleasure
applications OF wihng employ such
submitting s iestmonas IN obedience call addressed
" Warrington, u. q. s-d2w
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TREASURY DEFARrassT,
RALEIGH. IN. C,1 scutemhsr is. |


Raleigh, On. C.,l September Is, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at ibis Office until 10
si.l 600 bonds, running thirty years.
These bonds
fauon Of The North Carolina railroad and addition the
aiih the State all stock by
The dividend, sg stock are pledged for their cdemp
Proposals VIII at The purchase
o ,hs constructions Weldon Gson raIsosd
Improvement o thu navigation OF the Nsnss and Far
ponds are oy express enactment exempted Sn
ons attached fr the interest per annum
cp win S anay and luy ~ each year Both interest and nn
the tr.au,y g N s purchaser prefers 10 have em payable at
my wiu hs issned in suns Of
o. s aahs m WI please address ,te letters, endorsed Pro
.aro'na and w distinguish particular
f,ns. h ,0 - @ 5 ma They viii also state ia what kind Of
TIE bid. win opened 10 O'Clock M Of the 2oh NJ oco-
" He presence ~ the comp
ee Of State and g W. Morsca pesden, or te Bank d tie
hs undersigned reserves the night accepting such bds in
Wsoe or N part be deemed advantageous 10 the state
pnee OF hsir bids TO deposIe hank amount Of their bids
the " h s,s aem lne hr.i O. lazy last the credit q
sas N he Bank Of the Republic, New YORK s gank OF The
o9camsn showing te great The state and the
~ ~ per Indebtedness may be had a oee,
P''" " he'srs. Brown and DeRoscti, city Of New York
Sf-''''e' Pub Treas Of North Carolina.
RvsnoN american Almanac, complete from It's
,ni s"' Almanac and compnion complete commence
ssp7 w '"' '' FAe"'W rp,Ncu r,v,ny
OoEp passy Honey Moon, and other com,cs',,ics, from
run9h with nn nnerous iiusirations.
,lies Lesson-A Tale.
% Putnam and Harper tor October
On fn'ns, sas supplies Of Fashion and Famine.
gn sa sne a' TAYLOR s. MAURy's
------- Bookstore, near 9Th ST.
A ,.t. "a - House, Hanover stree, Boston, D,
,.ss ~ s.os Reg eaaEed eegasy furnished
''P = !1e p, Tsye'irs pablo.
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CARD.--WAbTER HARPER & co. would take this pethod
a their if.bd, purchasers generally,
Bey ready Inspection choice
goods mpo taiions comprising
and desirable article silks embradpFes, fncy dress
goods, Paris clvaks, nancs, &C
Also
Linen goods shifting sheciug table damak brdyo aud huck
diaper, napkins, doylcs, ac., very reduced prices
Sci y--3eUu
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THE Birds Of the Bible, elegantly illustrated, by
i the Rex. H. Harhaugn.
u Journey Round
Lands, 1850 and lest f. DE sauicy The French
Institute. 9 vols.
The Of the Parsonage translated Qb-
Cisehe-
Afraga Norwegian and Lapand Tale .o Nor
translated from the German & Theodore Musge ~ tdwad
Joy
CuuIininpss Message God.
Do Great Sacrifice.
Christ receiving Sinners.
Minor Wufks--seeond seties.
Phy sicians Visiting List for 1855.
Just received, and on sale
tATLoa d MAURyss
Oct Bookstore, yih II.
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SrrATE OF NEW JEWsEy.-tn the matter o :. es-
y ohoat ~ lands late OF Michael rafknd deceaedInqus
Notice hereby given nquisiton
Jersey the whereof
county Iunedon, seised
nhe duly held by the sheriff Of the said
90th hath duly
Gle clerks Office
persons, therefore, who claim said
appear said court,
Trenou within frc=y stsr day April,
tey VIII the said ia1uision
ant NJ State n such made and provided
" r. THOMPSON,
Attorney General Of n j.
TEENTuS, N. j., Sept. 20, Is54
OctG-lav6ulf
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Library OF Congress,

October 9, ls54
Office hereby given the Library Of Congress b,
~ closed Thursday, the l9h Hnd will
opened until Saturday the leth Of November.
JOHN 3. MEEHAN
Oct l0-cod2w Librarian,
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III
TIE Dead SOdom, and Lands;
Sau.cy; u Journey la 1854 nd vss
Life Episties Of ST. Paul; by LonyhsaIe Howsou
The Lost Heiress by Mrs. Southworh. l
hi'aa Norwegian and Laplnnd tale, from German,
North American Review, for October, 1854.
Perseverance and Enterprise; lor The yonng 4 vol.
Lifts Lessuni novel, ! vol.
The Fussii Spirit dream geology. vol.
Home Valley
Swedish.
Reads Poeuis enla gsd edition, Illustrated,
oil the Times George ,ha Third by Broug-
IN
/
irosr IS and Prejudice by Mrs Gore.
Chambers Papers People;
Cbsmbers's Miscellany. 10 vols.
.itisgs Robert Chambers.
Puinani's Monthly Magazine October.
Dckens's Household " ords Oeiotes.
Oct 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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HECkEK's FAKINA, prepared expressly for fAmi
III les delicate and food for all
the econocal wholesome
brought 90 table, eBinently combining qualification
palate with ample and healifn the body Strictly
speaking Herker's neither
toave, strengthening digestive system
ordered bowels diarrua, aii
when food IL deemed admissible Heckers
fail to be sauary and wherever extensively
in hospitals aud private practice The health
prevention Of sickness az least important the curing Of dis
People health should therefore, Heckers farina freely
food the inestmable blessing
For sale by and druggists -eaeTu Wholesale by Charles
r. Pitts, ~ Commerce Baltimore Dngee Brother 81
South Front Philadelphia c. Bowdear Co.. II Long
Boston Hecker Brother
the Croion Mills, aof Cherry street, New York.
Sep3o--him
MEDICAL DEPARTMEET OF GEORGETOWN
III ColegeThe lectures will November
continue until tbs middle OF March.
the fun including maiicuaon, SOS
ton, gas dsseciing ticket $40.
FACULTY.
Noble Young, NJ D.. Professor OF Med
cine
Fodoardo Howard NJ d. Professor Obstetrics
of Women and Children
Johnson Eliot, NJ. d., Professor OF Anatomy.
Morgan NJ D. Professor Of Medical jurisprudence and
{ Hygiene.
I'M. Snyder, NJ. D.. Professor OF surgery.
Physiology,
H. p Howard ". d., Professor Therspeu
Alex Y. Young VI. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
FLODOARbo HOWARD, Dean,
Oct 7-2awiNov6 Corner 10Th and
StrATE OF NEW JEWsEy.-tn the matter
- deceased-In1ui.
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aAaNIricgSr scusxx.

for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages the
above splendid will prompt attention,
drawing will be Immediately after
10 al order from
Address 7. j. BUCKEY, Agent,
22-id Wilmington. Del
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Oct l-eodttDec
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CHARLES MASON,
yuited States Patent Omce,

SEdJo above papers will please copy, and send
eiT hills The Pafent Office, with containing this notice
SEP o. aa3w
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Juue ,o,f
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Of the above papers will please copy, and send
bills he Patent Office, with containing this notice
SAM IL
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The Farmers Life.

The yearnings Of every mans heart
is for farmers life; cottage embowered
in trees, barns bursting with crops planted
and reaped with his own hand. lowing
kline loi,ering in the shade. busy families
of fowls "making the cir vocal the mid
day nap on the grass. "'he old oaken
bucket the iron bound bucket that hangs
in the well,'' to quench the thirst born OF
toll, and stirred Natures sweet restorer'
balmy Sleep" that obedient visits his pill,
low the first call. This is the cheering
prospect, seen through the vista Of long
years Of cooped up discomfort, by the
busy citizen. And when the long-sough'
object OF their hearts desire is attained,
they shame the home bread farmer BY
their earnest efforts at Improvement, and
their out-gushing gratitude TO God who
..made the country"
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to Craze to get its own living. There is a
change Of diet takes place; it shortly be.
comes stunted; its growth is checked, and
this too at the very period when it ought
to be in the most thriving condition, The
one reared by hand becomes more and
more accustomed to food, continues grad
ually to improve without receiving any
check in its growth and when winter ar
rives, is in far better condition than the
others.
There are different procedures in pre-
pairing the mess for the calf. Each one
has favorite plan. One mixes with a
small portion of milk. portion of boiled
potatos and fine bran. Another boils the
milk, and lets it stand till it cools to the
Temperature Of milk from the COW. The
plan most generally adopted. (and per-
haps the BEST is to let the milk stand IL
hours. at first when it is skinned, heated
to temperature of the COW and handful
Of shorts and -four added to each calfs
mess. Four or five quarts Of milk is al
first a proper quantity. This is to be
gradually increased as judgement may
decide. Alter four or five weeks, whey,
with small quantity of shorts added,
can be taken with equal success. Calves
raised in this manner are more gentle
and docile than when they run with the
cows, and can be better managed through
the winter, and most generally afterwards
Another very important consideration is
they soon forget their mother and the
trouble OF keeping them separate through
the fall and winter is dispensed with
! New E.. Farmer.
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Tobaccoi Tobaccoi!

XKTE would most respectfully calls the atten-
w tion Of Merchants and Grocers to our very
large and general stock Of Tobac 70. Cigars Snuff
ETC.. and such other articles as legitimately be-.
long toa
Wholesale Tobacco House.
Our stock consists of over
ONE THOUSA Nd BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands Of SIS and S's,
pound Jumps from Is to IS cents. including P.
Gravely. B. F. GraveIy, Hollands. fine F., Bee.
hive, Thornton, Thomas. Johns, etc. etc. Alse o
supply of cattee boxes of Hunters, Jones and
Hudscn's, Spottsman's Thorrs, Ewpie and Others
Also the Old Diadem. of Virginia Twist, Mary
Bell, Cherry Ripe. the California Gold Bar, &C.
We are exclusively engaged in the tobacco
trade, having three extensive houses in vi, ginia,
and this being the only regular Tobacco establish
ment west of the Atlantic Cities we feel confident
that we offer such inducements as no other
house can better, and but few. if any, can equal,
either east or west. We therefore ask the mer,
chants of Ohio. Pennsylvania aud Virginia, to give
us a call.
We also keep constantly on hand heavy and
general stock of superior imported Cigars. Also
American, Spanish, Half Spanish and Common
Cigars Scotch Snuff in bIadders. also in quarter
pound packs. Matches, Pipes Of various kinds
Pipe-stems, and Tobacco Knives. Don't fail te
call LOGAN. CARR& Co.
de2S 81 Main street. Wheeling Va
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Seed Corn.

=. A correspondent Of the Albany Guilt
vator gives the result Of an experiment
made in the selection Of seed and the re-
suit OF the present season in raising corn
therefrom. He says:
At the time OF gathering my crop Of
corn last fall, procured number o!
stalks, each having two ears upon it,
which reserved for seed last spring. On
the I7ih of May last, planted two rows
Of corn 90 rods long the seed for which
| took from the ears which grew nearest
the root of the stalks preserved as above;
1 then planted two rows adjoining, the
seed for which took from the ears which
grew the highest upon the stalks preserved
last fall.
These four rows had equal care and
attention during the season. The two
planted from the corn which grew near
est the root, grew more rapidly and cared
better than the other. The four rows
were cut up Sept. l9. husked out ten hills
from each two rows, Oct. 9th, and for my
own satisfaction weighed the corn, in the
ear. The weight OF the ears taken from
tine ten hills planted from corn growing
nearest the root, was III lbs. while the
weight ot the ears which were on the
other ten hills was 81 pounds. am full
ly satisfied from tie resul, of this expert
ment, that farmers should preserve mo-
the largest ears which grow on the stalk
for seed, but those growing nearest the
root Of the stalk.
The above is but single argument in
favor of the most vigorous seed for re-
production, and all farmers who would
avail themselves Of every advantage, in
their business will give careful attention
to secure tho bes, seed for planting, and
avail themselves Of every means possible
for the purpose Of pertecting their judg
ment in this matter.
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Notice in Partition.

* AMUEL THOMAS and Margaret Thomas,
- children of Maria Thomas, daughter Of Adam
Mehl, deceased, Ann Hannah. and James Han
nahs her husband. Adam Mehl. Jr, Barbara Han.
nahs and John Hannahs her husband, George
Mehl, Valentine Mehl, and Maria Mehl, widow Of
Adam Mehl, deceased, will take notice that pc.
tition was filed against them on the 10th day of
February, 1854. in the court of Common Pleas of
Mcnroe county, Ohio. by Andrew Mehi, aud is
now pending, wherein the said Andrew Mehl'de
mands partition of the following real estate to wit:
The south west quarter of the north vest quarter
OF Section Is, Township 6. and Range s, contain
ing Az acres; and also the north part of the north
west quarter of the south west quarter OF Section
Is. Township 6, and Range 6. containing Is acres;
and that at the next term Of the raid Court appli
cation will be made by the said Andrew Mehl. for
an order that partiton may be made Of said prem
ises, or such other order as the court, according
TO the Statute, may make.
WIRE & RICHARDSON,
Feb. Is, 1854 Atty's for Petitioner.
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Smoking a Policeman.

In some of our towns we don't allow
smoking in the streets. and where 1t Is
aein law it is two dollars fine in gener
al way. Well, Sassy went down 10 Bos-
ton, to do little business there, where
this law was, only he did not know il.
So as soon as he gets off Of the coach he
outs with his case. takes cigar, lights il
and walks on, smokin' like q furnace fue.
No sooner said than done. Up steps a
constable and says, .I'll trouble you for
two dollars for smokin' agin the law in
the Streets Sassy was as quick on him.
.Smokin'!' says he, i warn't smokin'.'
20 my!' says the constable, Il won't say
you lie. because it aint polite. but it's very
like the way talk when ib. Didn't ]
see you with my own eyesa' mo, says
Sassy. you didn't; own | had cigar in
my mouth, but it was because liked the
flavor OF tobacco, but not to smoke. No
1 warn't smokin', and. if you don't be.
Eeve me, try this cigar yourself and see
il il amt so. 1t amt got any fire in it.
Well, constable takes the cigar, puts it to
his mug, and draws away at it, and Out
comes The smoke like anything. 'l'n
trouble you for Two dollars, Mr.. Sheriff
representative says Sassy, for smokin
in the streets; do you understand, my old
coon?' Well. constable was taken all
aback, and finally bit. Stranger says
he, .where was you raised!' 80 Canady
line,' says Sassy. Well.' says he, you're
a credit to your broughtens up. Well
let the fine drop. for we are about even,
guess. Lets liquor and he took hin
into the bar and treated him to mint ju
lep. 1t twas generally great bite that.