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BOUNTY LANDS.

Almost Everybody Entitled to Land.
COLDlERS, widows of soldiers, heirs OF de-
- ceased soldiers, teamsters engaged in trans
porting supplies in time OF war, &c, who have
received but 40 or so acres, and many none at ALL
are entitled to 100 ncres now and application
vii be made and warrants obtained, as of old, by
the undersigned, on reasopa bic terms.
March l7-,f Gi, s. FISHER.
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NEW Posr OrrlcE.--A new post Office has
boon established at Buck creek, in this
county, and NATHAN WooLsRr appointed
post mnstcr. The office is on the route from
Ottawa to Freedom, and Is supplied twice n
Mcnk from NilnMn
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YJOI,INS!
al e,tLr EhLlinn hdhlera q II

"Let TIE fddling hddlers fiddle "
very ii ne lot Of violIns, with all the arrange
men,s at a stonshinrly low prices.
ALSO-Chieqgo and Alton Lime and Cement,
together with everything else thu, can be named IN
his line, aud II he Ii not supplied with he article
called tor he will spare no pa ms or c1pensc get it,
Ami % X MoNTGOMERY.
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MRS. GRAY

d" OULD inform the publ; that she still con-
w tinues to give lessons on the piano, guitar,
and mclodeon
Also, instruction in thorough bass. Lessons
given at her boarding place, Mrs. Holdens, and
AT the residence OF pupils. April %.
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We are requested to announce MADISON E..
HoLtrsTER AZ a candidate for Judge Of the 9th
udicial circuit,
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MILLINERY,

- 4 T Mrs. Gregg's old stand, corner Of
EJ "A Mala and Columbus streets, may be
wv found Il new and full assortment OF millinery
goods, suitable for the spring and sumner trnde.
AL branches oil millinery and dres. making done
to order. Thankful ioi past patronage, Mrs.
Gre solIclls cOnlnnnnce Of the same. ap2s
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DIED-In the town Of Manlus, Marseilles, on
the l7,h inst. DEsDA MARY FCSK, wife OF Joseph
Funk aged 20 years, 4 months, and ~ days.
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We are authorized to announce Lorenzo L.
LAND as a candidate for reelection to The office
Of clerk Of the supreme court Of the third rand
division
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We are requested to announce SIAs Ramsey
OF Lncon, Marshall co., as a candidate for Judge
Of the circuit court OF the 9th judicial rcuit.
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X. n. Matthews, late representative in
the Legislature from X sndall county, has
removed TO Kansas, which he will make his
future home. lie has "iocatcl" at Omaha
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LA SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance C0mpanv

LA SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Office in Ndttinger's Bloch, Rooms at Pres.
cnt Occupied By H. r. Eame.
THIS company is now fully organized, and
L prepared to insure property against tho
risk Of fire.
The advantage OF insuring in "home compa-
ny" where yon know the parties with whom you
will have to deal in the 5, Element of losses. and
where the usual 1elay and expense ate ndins such
settlements with companies at a distance is avoi-
ded, will commend itself to every one wishing 10
secure the full benefit OF his insurance.
GEO. l.. WALKER, Pres.
WIN. NJ. True, secy
DIRECToRs
Lorenzo Leland, J. V. A. Hoes,
Geo. T.. Walker, J. c. Champlin,
X. Sizer, ii. q. Cotton,
A. Woodruff, VIM. NJ. True.
April 2i-tf.
The members of the company are hereby no,i-
fled tina, the first meeting for the choice OF cirec
tors will be held at The company's office, on the
first Thursday in May next, (3Ib at , O'Clock p.
NJ tApril 2I.) WIN. NJ. TRUE, sec'y. A
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For Sale.
CITY Lot For Sale.

A GOOD dwelling house and lot. Price low
"A and tie rms cay. For particulars enquire OF
April 2S-2w. j. r. NASH.
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Business Enlarged =!
The inevitable adoption Of the
MAINE LAW!

" Jun ntAi, having rcuced the subscriber, III
i anticipation @. that event to dissolve III"
unun" hitherto existing N he establishment be-
tween the i1CoT nndiImily grocery tInde, he has
IN obedience To the popular voice, entirely aban-
donrd the former branch oi ms business, and in
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TINE undersigned offers for sale 4 very pleas
J. antly situated lot with Cellar and Well on
the premises. Lot &c in the original CITY of Ot,a-
wa. containing ia feet square, with streets
passing II IN all sides. II IL located about two
blocks below the ravine on the road to La Sale.
Ottawa Aprl % 1858 A & 'I'uoNpsoy
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TO tie hoHOrdJle J u. Cat0a.
SIR--We the undersigned, members of the
Chicago Bar, respectfully request that you
will permit the use Of your name as a candi-
date for reelection to the Office Of Judge Of
the Supreme Court for the Third Grand BIZ
,irin,
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Prairie land for Sale.

OnO ACRES of prime prairie land situated
OZU in sec 81, town 81, range 1, II miles south
OF Ottawa, one mile from timber, and three from
coal beds. 1t is surrounded by improved farms.
and has good stock water. |, forms a ridge OF
land, one mile slopng to the south. !, will be
sold for cash or on time, or exchanged Tor impro-
we'd real estate in Ottawa. X. L.. ORl,LLy,
Ottawa, april II, 1851
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Ladies' Dress Making Rooms !

Is now pr'pardio eNccu'e % ihe Test manner
i al, kinds ui ladies' wearing 'P1rri. Grni.r-
mems shirts madr, aud Nil k'uds Oh plan sewing
done 10 order a share OF public pat'cuag. Is re-
specially solicited.
R,oms over l.. Y. Graz du - store north
of the court 'fprSr. ApTil gl-il
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Estate IF 7iaohy Cerss, iced.
NOTICE IS hereby given. that ,hr und-rsicn-
~ ed, administrator .oi the estate Of Timothy
Coffee. deed, Will attend the county court Of La
Sail. county, at a term thereof 20 te holden ut
Ottawa, in said n Sale county. and state ct IL
limos, on the third Monday IN lure srSr. when
and where a persons having .laims against said
estate hereby requested 20 prrsen, the same tor
adjustment. apps MARY toTTEs, ddmT.
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ACCIDENT on THE CENTRAL RAItRoAp.--An
accident, attended with fatal results, occurred
on Monday, on the Ceniral Railroad between
Dixon and Erecport. A parry of track lay
ers, nine in number, being somewhat n,ox
icatcd started down the track on hand car
contrary to orders. They had not proceed
ell far before they On 'ountered train, and
three Of them were instantly killed. Tho
balance saved their lives by jumping from
the car.
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Ten Dollars ard.

CTOLEN on the night Of the 5th inst from the
= Flow Factory near the side cut lock in Oita-
wa, n Breaking flow, with steel mould board and
rolling collar. II may be known by btuise on
the beam near the bolt tina, holds the forward
brace. The above reward will be paid Tor the de Z.
lection oI the thief aud return OF The pillow.
Ottawa, aptil l0.3w DREw L. MAIERnoFER.
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Auctiou M lI,c II, II, Deuot.

Auction at the IL. II. Depot.
A QUANTITY OF Usage orange seed will b
~ sold ut public auction. May l2lh, 1855, on ac-
count ct the Chicago T. Rock Island X II. Co.
apl IA Up, BArcocK, Gen. FIT Agt
INN CEDAR post, toi sale by
AVoV Aprili. Geo RRisroL.
DOOTS aud shoes TO, salc at law figures by
- Mareh3 ELpplpA & liuhisr
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United States Mails.
Oct 2-3,aw9w

Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
September %, 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying mails United
January june 1883,
Missouri, viii received Contract oee of the Post
18Th day Of November 1885, TO be decded by 2ih Of
monthly on the route aud in the tune heein spec,hed
9066 From Quincy, IN, by Palmyra, Mo Warren, Oakdale,
shebyviIie. iiaeers Grove, Ten Mie Boonineton Me
cothe Spring Hill Clear Creek, Gaiatin Victoria, ways
yie and Boyers, TO saint Joseph, si5 miics and hack
three week in four-horse coacbes with branch
Palmyra HANNIBAL ii miles and hack, three
week. in furhose coaches, 10 be in close conneAon
with main
Leave Quincy Monday "Wednesday, and Friday 8 u m;
Arrive a Joseph 10 hours, by
Leave Joseph Thursday saturday, aud Monday ;
Arrive al Quincy in 70 hours, by 5pm
Proposals times a-weeh main route and
branch invited.
No viii be made for trips performed and Cor each Of such
omissions satisfactorily explained times The
be deducted. For arrivals far behind time as 70 break
depending sufficiently excused,
Zines will imposed denqu be promptly and
actoriy explained by certificates The aiia
Wits Of other cedtnbe take the mail from
Office for suffering iuiared destroyed
bed lost and for refusing after demand the mat
frequently as the contractor runs, or concerned IN running We
icics The route The Postmaster Genera annu the
tract for repeated failures sgreeahy contract Tor dobty
the office laws Instructions department. for
signing without Postmaster General
Tho Postmaster General schedule He order
increase service by allowing therefor rata
the pay He also curtai discontinue
whole he
low months compensation The Of service dis
Penscd addressed Second Assist
Postmaster General supecrIbed "hGit Proposals MIS-
- The be executed the depart
before of January 1856
conditions be Incorporated bidders
pamphe for conveying The mails in Kentucky Ten
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Sept 29-law4w Postmaster General
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare 10 California.

y
Unted States mail steamships New York
%7$sEEH for Aspuua The 9th and Goth month,
NeaAxAR connecting with mail Panama
EzS1k22G1sH Francisco,
steamships pected approved by Navy
Department. guaranty speed and SAFETY
The ong
md crossed hours The baggage ra-sel-
checked New York Franrisco
embarked
The paid in New York all OF the
Reserve steamers kept New York; Panama,
san Francisco prevent detention accident
the is entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama day they Aspip
wall
Conductors through by each and
and children without other protectors.
through tickets
West ct, New York, /. w. RAYMOND.
b.
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OsFICE or THE COMMANDING OFFICER,
Mnahiuniuu AIenIinl ArPil.I %. lSh5

EALED PROPOSALS wiz be received This Office
her 20h building grmory
D. C the public lying
south Canal the morrill, seventh
sixth appropriation S3Jb05 having
made by Congress for the
Master builders desiring propose for this building win please
call specifications
work. aud additional explanation MAKE
their which they viii be enabled conveniently
az eSu,e this Office.
No proposals viii he received but experienced
proved bnIde the work superior
persons distance, unknown
win satisfactory before the bid be
accepted
Al proposals. be made according The bill
work. (Which precson pfopose
find
An appointed and will be
goud of building The work
the absence commanding officer the
strictly complied with.
WIN. n. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal
Aug 2l-2awti9Oct int. 81 BAH. SnnJ
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nuE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED, Rob az On n,

I'IIE ONLY osE AurH01izEDi-Thc Rob q Or BOY
NEAU LAFFEDTEUR IL far superior the OF Cusi-
paIa, other similar remedies. radically
all affections dartres
tch ulcers accidents
period Of ill., aud hereditary ncr,nony OF humo As depurs
powerfully efcacous catarhs of the bladder
and Other weakness of the arising abuses
injections sounding As syphic Rob
Of hnam cspnva cubebs from injections which only rpe
without n-uaizng The Rob Rpyvcsu ia, above all,
recommended syphic whether long
aud which have resisted powers OF mercury the iodue
OF potassium
General fer the United States Gabriel Bopdn, ~
William New York. orders tioint Ducopgc
New Orleans; seuily, san Francisco.
The Rob Laceu by all druggists Throughout, Unit
The ST. GevBis
properties Of the Rob viii be obtained by 10 O.
din, 81 William New York. who viii every information
wanted.
c. prepared for South America
des Sc free OF the United STATES duues he has the Rob
March Idly
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Preparatory department.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WAsH,seros, D. q.
A. j. oUINcGE, a. M, Principal.

A. j. QUINCUE, a. NJ, Principal.
PUPILS prepared philosophical
psrmeu Colleges ana complete business education
who desire in the appropriate classes OF Ibis school
and Of The College
principal Tor been engaged, with eminent
Mssssppi teaching classical school The faculty
of the College give their upevsion thus securing the pupils the
thorough discipline of tho College itself
extends t College grounds
a a OMNIBUS will, !, IL expected, be provided.
The tniion for The is So
oegs the "Wednesday September and closes
he ast Wednesday in June.
Information the
o any OF faculty trustees Of the College.
SEM
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All OF papers g. aud be made of
teruion, coo be required and with e
cepuon Of cass % be of the OF ihe
spec,ive kinds and required by is Of
nee The right reserved OF ordering greater or less quantity OF
each and Kind such N such guam
Titles as The public service require
Each subject
bidders may the classes
the and the privilege csavd of requiring
bidder class assigned
such casscs or lDriei, his r'sht 10 amy class
Samples KIND
aud but sample each kind each BID and
Of The paper proposed scnpdue, tho fret
classes be properly designated viii not he
consideed All 10
office nee of postage other expense.
Each be individual
aud SPECIFY the price pound and but price M oaeh OF
places designated Washington city, good order,
free Of all and charge and subject to the
Inspections weight and of the superintendent,
and be III all respecis satisfactory.
proposals this
applying will be taken into unless
substantially agre.ng Herewith
Bond approved will be requred and the supply
ing Of inferior the classes, failure supply
The quantity required time, will be considered violation OF
the
required furnish with proposals satisfactory
MED by such evidence viii be rejected
The proposals Wi by law "
The fl Tuesday amer The t Monday in DecenSer tl
at 10 O'Clock, AT the office of the superintendent,
Printing Capitol of The Untrd Staie Washington" and endorsed
A. G, SEAMAN,
Oct a-3,aw9w Superintendent OF Public Printing.
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UUHLkC Sale OF Surplus Water Powers and Lands
% the Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday 2Jh July
III O'Clock, premises, Howard Maryland
The will SELL
above 700 Of land aiming
from 40 10 of These lands midway
Baltimore and Washington, lie Washington rail-
road thea bind ana all Baltimore
Washington turnpike and The village of the
800 reserved by the company about factory.
There also three II inches
low the actory IS above good also
third above the second
Terms OF in and
with interest
For aiuher description Of the undersigned
the Baltimore papers premises
of the undersigned admirably
and the would good country and city
tom for flour and paper mills.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
North s. Faycrie stp. Bank,
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Caiver, streets. Baltimore,
July l. 1nWtw Committee.
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THE first Of the college year this institution win
the 2h OF August, sixteen The
plan ofinsucton embraces complete the classical
and the scientific either Of which student take in fun
part Particular attention given agricultural science and
the arnyss Of Soils also TO engineering and PRACTICAL
yeytna
Tbs sessions Of the scadcmcs department Of
w. WESTON, A. ND correspond with those Of the college.
For further particulars address
NswAnx, tDcl.1 July 10, 1855,
July l3-law6w
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HLENwOOD CEMETERF.-ofRce No. 2S2 Pennsylvania
Of 10Th street, the Savings
laid Of tho celebrated Greenwood
New York; aud suscd the high ground distant
mile north Of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading
20 the gateway This company have received charter from
nppropianG burial
fee purchaser and prohibiting
otherwise which is importance
where
become in all cities when the burial ground
for sell H. and throw
-cuosy large pitt and legal
riuee given 10 the ground.
NJ u Office from ~ 10 ID, where pamphlets
the charter and bylaws and all other information
obtained ao, orders for incmens on with Mr.
No 4o seventh street other nndeaker win be prompt
sfsrceG June l7-siy
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NEW Fall and Winter GuOds.--W. ii. STANFORD,
~ Merchant Tailor No 4S5 Pennsylvania avenue
OF Third from receiving
his and elegant stock Of goods adapted
to which m would respectfully invite the attention Of his friends
and the public Returning is patronage
tofore bestowed him, assure diligence
will be taken I'll all s
and nis The shortest notice and lowest possible
Also, beautiful stock of furnishing goods.
10 -2awswif
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proposals for indian Good !.

DEPARTMENT. IsrxsIoR,
Once Indian Afaiss,
september "A, lass.
EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Poposais for lndian Goods
y The ose nf Indian Affairs Wasbnsten city
Wednesday, the Sst cay OF October neA
Furnishing goods lnian 1lnns
bts and other Indian
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AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boatcrt nv
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly funised
Athc modern aud
ion Of the travelling public.
Dec Idly
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IL IN D. '''
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
Yellow Mask from Dickcnss Household worJs
Confessions Of rreiy Woman; by Miss Pnrdoe,
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pnrdoe.
and Vegetables all the prices, and
how obtain them Price i2k
sept1 TRANCK TAYLOR.
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GOLD silver steel plated speciaes eye glasses &C.
nl focuses, with penocsi percopc and gnses
long peculiar advantages selecting
adapted "a the eyes of wearers.
NJ W. GAIT h Bro
a24 Penn. between Ninth and Tenth
Jan 28-u
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NOTICE TO PRESCRIPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every peon night of pre- Of The
of townships
required establish The 70 The Satisfaction n the regis
land office.
seeing notice. ap
pointed pubic sale
baciug Otherwise claim viii
JOHN noon,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
July J. lawl3w Intel and staf.l
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NOrICE.-I will sell the street, opposite Franklin
IN Square,
foot, liberal terms Of payment which be
Commodore Smith, Bureau of Yards
five feet sYepdng hundred forty feet
north thirty fee, allA ALBEIT SMITH.
Aug 3-9awaw
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VIM. nj. Merrick
.rroRsry At Law,
No. 70 Louisiana nprp,.


WILL practise in the supreme Court of the United States
umba
Dec 97-3tawt
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No. 544
Notice Of the Reopening he DanviIIe Land Once
| In Illinois.

No 544.
Notice Of the Neopenng he DanviIIe Land OMce
In Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Sept 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have his day
and receiver The Danvie Illinois
OF a vacant lands remaining said thirty
public
he received by ihem
THoS A. HENDRICKS,
Septei-2aw6w Intel Start Commissioner
Law school OF Cumberland University, Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cathes OF circuit,
judges of Tennessee. E1
Hon Nathan Green, ndges supreme
Hon. Bromfeld Ridley, OF the State
Judges Caruthers and Green dev their whole
Plan insrronI Daily class on the
ex books No regular lectures
daily lessons IN the progress Of the examinations
Il weekly moot ofcomnon law
dents commences suits by
ors and them through all the
Practice The framed
dence in the trials Some by appeal
supreme court which il held monthly class and In
puhc the The
circuit
facities connected with their suits.
Scsons1he first the third Sep
tembe and ends third Thursday in February The
mences the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Expenses per $50, in advance; copuren
fee g. boarding about $50. furnish
which can be had In the Lebanon bookstores
-Four sessions required course,
dents advanced No
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There moot Legislature connected with the school,
Number OF students the last collegiate year eigiysx
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-coly President Board Trustees
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oFFIoK suPEKIsrEsDKsr rnE PuBLIc PkIsriNo,
" ashinglon, september -, leS5
IN pursuance OF the provisions he. provide
public printing approved August 90 eo2 sealed
$50 day) December neat Twelve O'clock of
fequiied for the public printing Tor
year the si day OF December 1883 and ending
on December, irab,
THIS subaned specifies nearly be aseeraned the
quantity quality and description Of each kind OF that VIII be
required.
CLAssi.
10000 ae printing paper uneeleudered 20 measure 2 BY
80 inches, weigh forty five pounds Ia ihs ream Of
400 sheets.
1000 printing paper eaendered, "a BY g
inches, and TO weigh hy SIX pounds 10 the team Of ESQ
sheets
5000 reams supehne sized eaendered printing paper
"a BY % inches and q weigh my pounds 10
the Of 4sU sheets
CLAss4
800 superhne caendefed printing paper
"a by 80 inchrs, anu weigh lurty-tigbi
pounds 10 The OF 4tu Sheets
CLGss5
900 superhne and chend red map pape Of such
sizes may be required, corresponding ~ weight WIN
paper measuring ~ "a inches, and weighing twenty
pounds per OF ieO sheets.
CLA@0
superdne plate paper (caendered uncaendeed
be requ,fedJ 10 by inches, OF weight
per am may be required.
The fibre OF paper each the above classes b. OF linen
all other sub
each, bundles OF each, each con
fSO perfect Uniformity COLOR thickness, and wegh
will be bundle Exclusive wrapper Va
under hve the standard weight Will he
ceived, the gross weight will all eqaed Mixing
Of in The bundle make the weight
viii be considered violation OF she contract.
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"Shonld auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min;
Should auid acquaintance he forgot,
Aud DAYS % aud lang sypp.D

"Shonld auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought min
Should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. aud lang syne.o
The members oia une 1898
the junior class OF the ending June, 1884, aoeomoe
class OF the ending Jnne 1891 aud the Freshman class the
year ending in June, 1882 hereby requested assemble
Washington D. CO. by The third March, A. H. 1851 the latest,
brighten The links of the chain friendship which
lives greeting sympathy, untmely
some OF their promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the seifapponted committee will be
held on the fret MONDAY in September A. D. 1856 the United
snes Hotel Chestnut between Fourth Fifth
which those members classes whom
venien are invited attend when the will he
adopted 10 secure fun attendance possible.
In thu whom addressed will he
good furnish the
their respective post offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. d.,
of Trenton, N. j.. Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER @. HART, M. ~,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LGHTNER,
of Lancsster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, Aleehany CO., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
Of nasa and CHASE Works, NJ j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
JoHs WRIpaas. OF Lebanon, Pa Secretary.
March 27-lawtNa3 [fnteIligencer
All the civilized OF
ed to this editorial columns
bors az classos
visions the globe all
States of America requested
casionsly between this date and the 80 Of March, A. D. 1887