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0 A prownson on the Destiny Of tho u STATS,

Orestes A. Brownson lectured at New Or
leans A few davs since. The Creole of the lith
gives the following abstract Of the concluding
portion OF this lecture. Speaking OF tha no
mish Church, he says:
1t must become the arbiter between tHe
State and the subject. 1t must guard the iilaa
by interposing its flaming sword as "e,1Hoo'
,1sf instruct co1.sfTI;cf ors n'io fIt 04iia
deciding where iSthe limit OF cenlrdii"co pow
er and what is its absolute duty 10 perform.
For the individual il must decide what Is
the :.higher law,' giving license 10 ooes one
civil re0u,rement or declaring it sinful not to
n..sis, anotber. To learn the bearing OF all
this we only ask, who constitutes the Church
,bat Mr. Brownson clothes with such power
TIL clergy. And above them TO whom they
are snhiect stands the Pope. claiming allegi-
apce and directing their conduct.
The lecture of DIR. Brownson is. therefore,
clear, bold. and pacific annunciation OF the
right of the Pope to exercise politict Il power
particularly in this country, which is enpnnti- ,
eally chosen in these latter days to fulfill
mission which the etfete nations OF Europs
have been unworthy to perform.
We admire the boldness with which tne an
nunciation is made, coupled as il Is Win .no
assurance that the time was not Iar az
when the cross would line our streets: anu .hs
| vesper bell be heard from ali our f2Hess auo
/ hiil tops.
+! we ask our Creole Catholics II this is their
! idea of the power and province OF Tue onu'ou :
| Is there an American So blind as not 10 sec
that ssthis mission" is to blnd q co,i'i:eu' ~"
| free in the bonds OF a spirituai anu e'1'
potism
| The denial Of Mr.. Chandler In ~ashinslou
of the claim of the Church TO te'nPorai 49,
is renudiated By DR.. Brownsoni in New orleans
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1Dlg BAB19ElAle9 OOWB@A9a
pRoCEEDINGS OF COURT.


and adjourned finally on Thursday even
and returned two ssIgnoramus." The true
bills were two for False Pretences, one for
Larceny, one for Assault and Battery, one for
keeping tippling house, and one for selling
liquor TO minors.
Commonwealth rs George and .4ndrew Rolls.
The Defts. in this case were indicted for the
murder of their brother Abraham Rolls, whom
they shot, as is alledged, accidentally while
bnntine. The Commonwealth utterly failed
to make out case, and abandoned the prose-
cution. The defendents were acquitted, and
discharged - f"5
Comth. as Isaac Bioom.-Deft. was indicted
under the Buckalew Law, for selling liquor to
jptemperate persons. No case was made out
against him, and he was discharged.
ComM. rs Joseph Fiscus.-The Deft. was
convicted of an assault and battery on Marga-
ret Carson, and sentenced to pay a fine of So
and the costs of prosecution.
Comtk. as Etisa Watson. for
keeping Tipplng House. Deft. plead guilty. ,
Sentenced to pay fine of $50 and the costs.
In the Common Pleas the following cases
were disposed Of a
Cummings E. Mahqfsy Us jacob Bager.-
Plaintiffs confessed judgment in favor of the
Defendants, for Sl3 80.
t.. r. Remind is John B. Nauiier et al.-Ac-
| ton of Ejectment for two tracts of land,
claimed to be conveyed to the Defendant by
the Plaintiff. The Plaintiff alledged that the
| CONVEYANCE was fraudulent. The case occu-
pied the greater part of two days. The jury
| out all night, returned verdict for TIE Plain
! tiff The Court immediately set it aside.
Richard Danrers rs Samuel Wiiemire .-Ac-
| ton for damages for injuries inflicted apon the
person of the Plaintiff. Verdict for the De
! fendInt.
o. T. Moore IS o. p. Hildsr.-Defendant:
confessed Judgment.
| Benjamin Comfy rs Wm. M. Dugan.-Ap
peal from Justice of the Peace. Verdict 70
Plf.
! Isaac Chambers as John Eocksnberry.-Cer
tiorari. Proceedings affirmed.
Geo. ". SchcF rs Lytle & Hou:S.-Motio'
in arrest of Judgment. Judgment reduce;
10 S33 90.
Mason, .9ssg. Of Mil!sr rs. Samuel Clark
Rule to show cause why Deft's appeal shoul'
not be stricken off. Rule refused.
On the petitioI for the appointment OF Con,
miss onerS to report as to the division Brad
ford township, G. L. Reed, Jno. l.. Cutie
and james B. Griha,n, were appointed.
The Court was dull and uninteresting.-
There WAS very little business ready, grea
many parties and witnesses not having return
ed yet from down the river.
We observe that his Hon. Judge BCRSsIDE
is liked better and better every Court, an
that he has disappointed the expectation, Of
number Of his political friends in this neigh
borhood who predicted on his election. tina
he would make a most unpopular Judge. II
dispatches business with promptness and d.
ciSon, and bids fair 10 lccCme one Of H.
most popular Judicial officers that has eve
presided in this district.
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Oy- The New York liluor-dealers have
raised a fund of nearly hundred thousand
dollars, with which to fight the new law, which
goes into effect on the fourth of July. We
rather gness, like the assailants at Sebastopol,
they will run out OF ammunition ere they will
batter down the Notifications OF the temper
snce castle.
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UJ GRAHAM's MAGAZINE. for June has been
received. and is one of the very best numbers
ever issued. We earnestly advise those of
our readers who are not possessed of this cN-
ceiisnt periodicai,to subscribe at once Price,
$500 per annum. Published by a. Ii. SEE,
100 Chesnut ST, Philadelphia. We Will furn-
ish it and the Journal. for one year, at $3.50.
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Total
Si,130,414 75

To- In the California market they have two
hundred thousand barrels offour-and holders
of Chilli -four have offered it, for expectation,
at four dollars barrell. Some speculLtnrs
there have been bldly bitten htely-and the
bankruptcy of a man who attempted to monop-
elise all the candles on the Pacific coast has
thrown much light on the means resorted to
to control the markets of San Francisco.
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~:Eleven senator's retire this year, of
whom six are Democrats, three Whias, and
two Americans. Mr.. Goodwin of Philadel-
phia, Fricl> of Montgomery, Skinner of Erie,
Darsie of Allegheny, Fry of Lehgh, Sager of
Berks, and Quiggie of Center, will doubtless
be replaced by American cand ;dates-Altho'
one or two of them my be reelected, or SUE
cecded by Democrats or Fusionists.
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APPROPRIATION BILL.

The following is a synopsis of the General
Appropriation Bill, passed at the late session
of the Legislature
Governors salary $4,000 90
Secretary of State, clerks, contingent . -.-
expenses and messengers Of State
Department 1905 90
Auditor General, clerks, and contin-
gent expenses 1O,75o 90
Surveyor General, clerks, and contin-
gent expenses 9,13O 90
Clerk of sinking fund 200 90
State Treasurer, clerks, &c. 200 90
Attorney General 500 00
Adiutait General 500 90
Librarians salary, books, &c. 2,9f0 OO
Members of the legislature, clerks, of
ficers and contingent expenses 125,O00 90
Preservation and repairs of the capi- g.
tol, state treasury, and improving .s. q.
the public grounds 1900 90
SUPERINTENDENT Public Buildings 730 90
Public printing and binding 10000 90
Packing and distributing laws 40 0U
Water and gas 2,4i0 0O
Common schools 2oU,OuO w
Pensions and gratuitics IS 600 CO
Judiciary, t~ @ 81 800 0t
Guaranty interest to Danville and ~ as.
nayiqation company u 900 OC
| Interest on funded debt 2.OO0o 900 0t
Canals and railroads ~.i." .2lS,110 IS
| Salary of W.-R. Maffitt, Supertend-
ent Of North Branch Canal 5000 0t
| Eastern and Western Penitentiaries 1912 OF
| House of Refuge, Philadelphia 1000 on
! Institution for the blind, IL 600 Ut
| Institution for the deaf and dumb 1900 OF
| House OF Refuge, Western Penna. 7,0O0 OF
Superintendent public printing 800 OK
| State lunatic hospital $4,000 o.
Junction coal company p 10000 O;
| Miscellaneous .. 9,O59 0,
Total Si,130,414 4
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LETTER FROM DE. BRECKENRIDGE

In another column viii be found an able and
eloquent justification of the American Party,
both as to its organization and its object,
from the pen of that eminent Presbyterian
Divine, Rev. Dn. BssckESRIDGE Of Kentucky.
We bespeak for it careful and attentive pc
rCsal. -.- - -
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Nor TRUE, USFoTUNArELT.-The Boston
Transerip! states that rumor is quite current
in Europe. and the statement has appeared in
several foreign musical journals, that the Unit
ed States have passed law imposing tax of
four hundred dollars on each foreign musician
visiting this country.
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V. B PALagRis .i1aericq5s Newspaper Aesemcy
I, rem owed from y. W Corner of Third and Chest
nut Streets. to Browns New Iron Building, =. L.
corner of Fifth and Chestnut. Philadelphia.
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The following is synopsis of the General
Appropriation Bill, passed at the late session
of the Legislature
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-01

DsrANraKsT or THE INTERIOR,
Office 81 Indian Affairs, August 49, 1855.
DUBliC NOTICE hereby given, pieces
parcels Of land hereinafter described lying IN Tho counties Of
Mississippi, wi places designated
for separate quere sections public auction the
BY The heir under
On monday The "a day OF DECEMBER 1855 al tho house
Coeevie the following tracts IN faiohusha
an in tornsh,p twensyarse taaJ range eight e) east
All Of section thirty three 1881
section twenty eight (as
The hall Of section twenty nine $3.50
Tine north half u SECTION ,hr'ytwo 80 and
The west half OF section tbirly-four ga
the and place, The following described tract
the adjoining range in Eouhona county, VIZ
Township pentysiT {a6) range
az wesf.
Monday, 10Th December 1885,
I" township tpentyJom ta4,, range too ca) east.
All of sections three O. ten go and hir'ylree (ss;)
me e, n ~ e..,'" ~ ,|a se yn ,;ne ~
The aorn hall quarter section twenty az
The west hall OF section twenty-five (25;l
The north half nf twenty esq
Tue west half Of section twen'y-ssven ta70
north half Of The northwest and west half Of the
northeast quarter OF section ,hrysx 1863
In towaship tpeny flee (a5,) range too C2) east.
All dissection twenty t twenty eight s and twenty
The northeast quarter Of scc,ion four as
The southwest qu.rlcr Of section ,wany-,wo cad
The hall dissection thirty t3o.) N
In township fHentyJou ta4,, range taree ts) east.
All of section three {3,)
The northeast quarter section two q and
The northeast quarter OF section four ~
In township iDentyipc (a5,l range three (3) east.
The southwe 6 quarter o section fourteen (is;)
The southeast quarter of section fifteen tl5,)
The southwest quarter o. section twenty sa5D
The sonlheas. quarter Of section iwenpsx ts6;
he southwest quarter Of section thirty -four ga
On Monday i7th day December 1865, the court house
door town Of Lexnston Holmes county, following
scbed tracts Of land in said county,
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mo. 547.l
Notice

OF e discontinuance of United States Land Offices
the States Of Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin, and iora.
NDER provisions Of Of
approved June a. 1874
quantity public land uusold
taI he
with other laws the subject the Secretary of The Interior
has directed That the following offices he disconnusd
Shewneetowu and Kaskaskia. in Illinois.
Kalamazn Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Faiff.id, Iowa
Lands remaains old aud posed
will be
receipt of notice 10 That CT by tile and those
points, and will be made subj ct 10 entry as 'ollows
shawneeiown kakasKa, be ed Springfield
district Illinois. .
Kalamazoo To the lnpia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee To the Menasha district, Wise ousin.
Fairfield 10 the Charlton district, Iowa.
he officers at the points consolidation win public
of the days which they viii respectively prppar,
appicstors for entes such lands lhei Offices.
Given under hand, The city of Washington this 18th day Of
November A. d. 1885.
THDS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Nov 14-law6w
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OrrrcF MARyLAsD CONSOLIDATED LorrrR rrs,
Baltimore, Maryland July !, 1885.
THE commissioner Of the Maryland State lotteries has deemed
his public the swndiefs
who circulate by and otherwise fraudulent lottery schemes
snd for OF tickets lotteries which
wholly fictitious
The lotteries In Maryland those
the State under the approve
schemes md 10 attend the drawings.
Al the tickets in tse loteres and all certificates of packages ~
tickets have the hor apbed Brenan
Maryland
Baltimore, Maryauds' Al others are fraudulent hi
For ui information The subject Of those frauds address
PIX. brennan,
sopt2S-dly Baltimore, Maryland.
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oyrlox or the surENsTssDKsr puBLIo PHIsrIso
Washington, september 2gl looo
pursuance OF the Aet provide for
cutting the public printing August 1851 sealed
rst Monday d day. December next et twelve O'Clock Tor
paper that be required for The public pnng o
year day Of Deeembe 1885, and ending
the LIST day of December, 1900
specifies nearly be acertainrd me
quantity quality description each Kind OF piper that will be
required.
1000 printing paper uncaendered q BY
u inches, aud to weigh forty ave pounds TO he rea Of
1000 printing eaendersd "a by %
inches, and weigh my six pounds the OF 4eo
sheets.
5000 reams super6ne eaendered printing paper
"a by % inches, and 10 weigh fifty pounds TO
the ream of 4eO sheets
CLAss4.
800 reams super fine caendered paper,
10 asure "a by 81 inches, % weigh Iiyegbt
pounds 10 the OF 4eo sheets.
Class 5.
900 supepe map plrsr such
sizes be required, corresponding weight WIN
measuring ~ BY "a inches, and weighing twenty
pounds per OF 4s0 sheets.
CLAss6
900 reams super6ne paper calepdeed
as May requfed) by 2iiaches, and weight
per may be required
The fibre the paper each of the above b. Of linen
all adulteracn other sub
EACH and bundles Of
Uniformity thickness, weight
will required and bundle Exclusive OF wapper)
from standard weight viii he
ceived gross weight viii n all be eqned Mixing
The bundle weight
will be considered violation of he contract
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e. aud 10 be made OF
finished tho free from adul-
required, and twh The
be Of the regular standard sizes OF ihe re-
kinds snd Of such weighs as may be eqa1d by s OF
be right reserved Of ordering greater or less quanu Of
every and IN
the pubic service may require
considered separately
bidders offer Of the classes
and the privilege reserved OF squng
bidder have ta class assigned him TO lake all
such classes, forfeit his right any class.
que each kind of paper bid for
each KIND each bid and
and o. BIO numbered with the nunber
for scnedue, and IN the hrst
classes properly designated or Will not be
considered All and samples must be Transmitted 10 THIS
Office free Of postage other expense.
Each signed individual making
specify price pound land but price for enci oil
every OF paper contained in proposed for
be delivered al snch place
designated In Washington city 10 good order
all charge and subject 10 Inc
and Of the superintendent
and be Ia all respecta satisfactory.
proposals will he furnished this Office to persons
applying be consideration unless
substantially agreeing herewith
Bonds approved will be requed and the SIMPLY
the classes, or failure 10 supply
quantity required lime will be considered violation OF
the contract. ~
Each bidder required his proposals satisfactory
evidence and proposals
aied by such evidence will be rel cted . .
the by
Ina II a. oes.- Monday in December next, (ati)
a. no o,ock n M, AZ ~. alice OF the superintendent
viii 10 10 the Superintendent OF the Public
Printing Capitol OF lie States Washington and endorsed
iioi''''' - elPp'As A. q. SEAMAN,
Oct 2--3tawaw Superintendent OF Public Printing.
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OCTOBER Is, 1855.
Oct l7-lawiw
once of Army Clothing and Equipagc.

PHILADELPHIA, October 20, 1855
NEAiED PROPOSALS avted, will be received this
Office until 10 O'CLOCK The i0h day OF December
furnishing the following supplies maiena,
deliverable United Clothing Equpage Depot,
Sehuylkli Arsenal in quantities as required, viz
yards 64 darkbue (ndgo woodyed twled cloth, weigh
ing ~ ounces per yard .~
so ia ndigo wOodyed) wled clo,h weigh
ing ~ ounces yard
Cd dark blue wool dyedl CLOTH for and
bands, weighing about a ounces yard
yards dark blue ndgo dyed and wool fannes
weigh 6x ounces yard
sa yds 10 white flannel cotton and WOOL to weigh 6H
per yard
1000 dark hue
$50 900 yards CaRton aanael weigh per yard
900 drilling anbeached weigh OK
per yard
$4,000 yards drilling, unbleaced, weigh ~
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Proposals for wrapping Paper, Irvine, and
Sealing Wax.

Posr oyuox pxrARrxrsr,
October is, 1858.
November ~ Of The clock al noon Tor
Ss ps II M nsd as. for four years from and
the 3is day Of December The ad Articles are :" PC
D. O., New York city, and Cincinnati
The estimated quantity article and The quality tsreefre
quired AT each agency, yearly, are speeined below
DISTRICT NO. I, AT WASHINGTON, d. G.
'0 paa. ~ wIsH' no
rean and contain 20 periee, quires
10 weigh than d pounds the
pounds Strands hard ,wisied and in balls
iiom is 70 10 ounces in weigh,
500 do hemp wine, sbou, eighth Of inch in
diameter, well twisted, and in balls OF hanks
weighing frem one and half pounds each
900 do scarlet sealing Of good quality for ordinary use
DISTRICT NO. 9, AT NEW YORK CITY.
5000 realms Of Wrapping similar 10 that '' described IN the
100 similar 70 that las. described in s.id estimate
400 do % Ss e 20 ns not ' naa 20 Ss A
5000 pounds OF cotton lwil the that si described for
1900 Of The second description for said district
5000 do hemp twine similar to that Of The ihd desep
f&& said district
500 do scarlet sealing wax, same for distrc, No.
DISTRICT NO. 3, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1000 eam' wfasH,'f p'ps' similar 70 mat '' named 0 district
20 do similar 10 thai last named for said district
81 pounds swin similar TO hat OF the first description for
600 do coal.s hemp Irvine, similar ,hs third descrp
400 do scarlet sealing the described in The es
mate for No. l..
Proposals will be received for each article separately separately
for district. the whole.
districts number
shall be delivered such places the Post
master General shall designate, at rata prices.
Each bid must be accompanied with sample Of the article
furnished; samples such
either
but articles contracted for
responding samples referred to above.
bidder furnish, with his proposals. evidence Of his
ability comply with his bid.
Two sufficient viii be required contract
furnish for promptly furnish
eQnacied will
fcenl eau f,r forfeiture OF aon,Ipct.
Bids made in accordance with these proposals will
he considered.
Proposal. envelope
article proposed
addressed the First Postmaster General Wash
Bgton city, D. q.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
/ OCTOBER Is, 1855.
Oct aw4w
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IN the petition PiTso o Baltimore, Maryland, praying
" OF granted him the I'm OF
January 1912, improvement in for teaching
the oi
ent which akes place I7th dry Of January, 1876
Ii ordered petition heard The Patent Once on
Monday, he Of II O'Clock, ma all
appear and show IL any they have
VIII said petition ought to be granird
required file in the Patent
specially forth writing at least twenty
DAYS day filed by ether party
hearing be taken aud Transmitted ~ ac
tho Office, which will ne furnished on APP
picaton.
The testimony win be closed the 2Ih Of De
other relied tsiiDony
office before the morning of that days the
arguments. II any, within days thereafter. -
Ordered published in the Union, ine
repcer and Esenng Washington. CT Rerubicyn, bsu
more Journal of Commerce. New
York and Post, Boston, Massachusetts week for three
weeks previous to the h Of January next me DAY OF
herring : - eu,,,,r
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
p sEtors Of the papers will please copy, and send
their bills 10 the Office, with containing tis notice
s0-isw3w
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Law school of Cumberland Universty, AT Lebanon;
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Can,hcs, late one OF the circuit
l. judges Of Tennessee
Hon. Nathan Of the ndscs othe
OF Tennessee
BomeId Ridley, Of the Councillors OF the State
Judges their whole time exclusively
the school,
Daily examinations each class the
No Of lectures hut explanations OF the
daily lessons progress of the examinations
g. Weekly law aud equity, In which
Of facts given by the profess
through a the known in
practice. require prepare
dencc In the trials Some OF taken by appeal TO
tupreme which ia held monthly the and
public the end Of session The students act as clerks
jurors and chanceors and In other official
,acies connected with their
the third Monday
tember Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends sesone
Thursday in July.
Erpenrs per session.Tuon fee ESQ., connqen
81 boarding $50. furnish their
which DO had n Lebanon bookstores.
Four required complete unless the
tents enter No previous required
regular cnsses Students
any during the collegiate
There legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighty six
ROBERT L.. CARUTHERs,
Feb 1l-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Near The c.mai Basn, alexandria.
IyITZpATRICK BURNS, propttofs. and manufacturers Of
chnin SAT- twne ~rapptag wne, cora
~ cotton BITS, &c 49,,
Orders merch1uta In WaHhnerof Hrly snhced hf
articles which HiN HeFet 4" Wnrtngl"p
be had IL nsldmosr sHf a = na.ses Az
prompt ~ saarrs e. sbovs.
Oct ii-dlm q D.
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Posr oryIcE Dsr1KrxrSr,


November 20, 1856
PROPOSALS for carrying The mails Of The United
following ALABA the
specified viii be Contract
Once Post Office Department, in the
O. of the 10Th January 1856, be
day.
762 Montgomery, by Steep Creek Deposit Butler
springs Cokefvile, Claiborne Mobile,
PSI m.ies back daily, with side supply OF Greeuyie
daily and o. iuialah Hickory Grove, sandy Ridge, and
hitkyiie tfi-weeky; the transportation Mont
geometry and Claiborne be performed a double
ioarhorse coaches with the privilege, when
bad, using four horse mail wagons sufficient capacity
carry whatever nsil may be daily received Mont
gouery Claiborne and between CaiboIns md
bile such classes steamboats, n
speed size, and structure for The regular
The ali s.asonsof year, entire
exclusive control OF the accepted bidder bidders
thai breaches Of connekinn shall either
other person persons having right res-
late interfere with he departures OF said
steamboats,.
Leave Montgomery daily at An pm,
Arrive AT Mobile IA 30 hours, ny "a, am;
Leave Mobile daily IL, a IN, LIST November 10 Isl
June, and at "a residue
Arrive Montgomery II, y III Isl
vember 10 LIST June, and by 7, M residue Of year.
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roLD silver plated spectaeles eye Of
VI perfoca psriscopIc, and petahoa glasses
long experience gives peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes OF wesrers
NJ. w. GAIT n BRO,
32a Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth sheets
y,ro 4,