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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
EHrSH. ARRIVAL.

= EItfssF1 ANItf' Nh
A NTONE, MAA0NE d CO., have yist rseeEeu
topary aud fancy articles eyer opened in the VALLEY
OF Virginia. And having purchased them to, great
advantage for cash, they are prepared to sell at re
,lpced pfices for tho same. they have large sup
ply OF delicious fresh fruits such as, Oranges, Lee-
ofs, Figs, kaisius, &C., &c.
Also, every variety OF fancy candy: and fancy ar,
,ieles Of al! dissertations Also they have on hand
,Jyays q supply OF fresh candy manufactured BY
themselves and cakes OF the incest kind which Will
be sold low
Cake aud lee cream for weddings and parties fur
nished at the shortest notice.
TAey respectfully solicit the patronage Of the pub
lie. (Aprl 2l)
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Htrcncsa Baskets,

TN all varieties Fancy kctcules, Key Baskets
l. Work, School, Market and 10y Baskets, and al
sorts in use. For sale low at
May IL. WHITE fAiIoN.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Richmond, 1919.

The following il from one OF the most e4ceuens
dies of our community OF the highest ability
and voluntarily offered ,,.o
: Gentle,neIl During tho fall of '4s and 40 suf.
fcred with severe rheumatic pains IN my "rlss, -
much SO. that at times could not raise even cup
and saucer and used several prescriptions from our
physicians a.Loi which Afforded little Or no relief.
aid a,tar q months use OF about hall bottle, AN
entirely relieved from all pain and have the use Of
my hand LeC1 =. 1Aos.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

HOUSE AND LOT IN NEW HOPE
FOR SALE.
ON Thursday, the oath aay Of May 1855, we
~ viii sell at public auction tothe highest bidder
4 Comfortable Brick Hoase in .Afw Hope,
containing six good rooms having Kitchen. Smoke
house, Dairy and all necessary out houses attached.
The Lot containing from = to Acres of ground in
good cultivation for Garden aud has upon it two
Wells. OF which furnishes failing supply
pure water.
a lso Lot
containing about Acres adjoining the Farm, and
lying upon the edge OF the town, having upon it
4 G O O ID B A X N
with two good Stables and a threshins floor in it,
This lot is well suited for cropping granting.
br. Wm. Il. Roberts living upon the premises,
will show them to any person desiring to purchase.
TERMS or NAIE.
one-fourth cash, ON the LIST day Of August next
and the residue |, ., 3, and Years with interest
FROM date OF possession The interest the de.efr-
ed payments 10 be paid annually, the whole to be
secured by beud with approved security and the
vendors lien reserved as ultimate security.
Possession to be given the list day Of August
next.
HARTMAN & BELL, Ats in fact
May IL, is55.--tds. for George Stacer.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

We annex the following certificate from lazy OF
Isle of Wiaht county Va and have liberty to refer
to a great many OF the citizens Of Richmond aud
county of Henrico, who have been entirely restores
Der Sirs-Some tins in 1916 I was taken With
Kheu;rat;s,n ard was confined to nv hed Tor eight
months and could walk, bear the least wegnt
s;ean and tnnnd little or no relief A friend pro-
Cured I'M me bottle Of your excellent lininens,
which used according to the directions and found
great relief in few days. and in lew weeks w.
il better than any remedy in existeics Tor hsesnA-
tsC. -,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
From s. B. French, one Of the most popular IreA
in the county OF Chesterfield and Voluntarily Civ

in the county Of ChesterhcId, and V0tunsarHy CIV
en- So,
CHEsTEnFIEIp Co., April IA, 1851.
Messrs. Dove 4 Co.--Gentlemen - take pleas
ure in giving you the following certificate OF he ef-
fciencV of gloves Rheumatic Linment.
About Christmas of the slaves belonoing TO the
estate of the late James Lyle came home, 1being
in fact she had been for mouths, as she ard
her employer informed me; Every thing was tried
pepper whsey, and pepper5whskey With ne effect;
ment. was resorted to- and from excrutiating ago,
ny, Ito all appearanees,) in few moments she was
at perfect ease. Subsequently it ias been used n
ine much ANNOYED with pain in my neck, (fron
cold applied the above preparation, and have felt
no Inconvenience sinece.
l deem it q very valuable article. ana am sssss-
mined to keep it always in my family
Yours, respectfully,
S. DAsSETT FRENCH,
Adm, or of jas. Lyle, dgo'd.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
DOVES RHEUMATGC LINIMENT.
SURE REMEDY ron RHEunAr1SN,
NO nArrsR In WHAT roaM o. Hoez hpss SLAMS "
Worranted in Erery Case.

rTt q following certificates are from some a fsis
i most respectable and worthy citsens Of Rita.
mond ita vicinity, well a. coenties Of the State
to any thing unworthy OF it. We have sJso the liz.
eity Of referring tot great msSf others rnsse ssa
female, who are not willing 10 sign certificate, hpt
vor. Many after using the other popular lrimentz
IF the day, try this, ard invariably say they would
hot give it for all the liniments INSIDE, and that
they will take pleasure in recommending it to sil Al
fictcd with rheumatism
We have made and sold it for mary years past
solely ia the city Of Richmond, without adycrsing,
until recently Its popularity has increased wfsfi It's
State in The Union, and guarantee cure IL asay
case, or require no pay.
- . DOVE & CO., Richmond, VA
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
From Col. Rison, . gentleman well known in tbs
ounty Of Pttsylvania

Messrs. DovB Co.-Dear Sirs take pleasure
in stating that sometime last year bought abotle Of
Doves Rheumatic Linimen to use one of my SER
wants affected with Rheumatism, and applied 1t bus
once think, certainly not oftener than twice. lis
ipreved,so inuch without being entirely relieved OF
his palms. however, to attend to his usaaa satics,
which for some days he had been detsinea from J;
wlicn YAe@rd Of me suferings of lady, for whose
relief her husband informed Inc he had tried various
preparations without success l Immediately hand.
ed him the bottle, with the request that he would
give it q fair trial. a short time thereafter, was
gratifcd to learn from him, that having us'd the
Linment according to the directions accompanying
II, hs wife from being bed-ridden, suffering and
h,,ios, o,,;on had Secoine entirely relieved and
restored to her approp.la.-
Very truly, your friens.: ,,-..,<
"a cnpy of the ORIGINAL. W MI nG9~.9.
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Tho Universitys Family Remedies.

l SUED nnder the Seal, Sanction aud Authority
L OF the University cf Free Medciue and Popular
knowledge, chartered by the state of peupsylyania
aprii W. 1928, with capital Of s100 600 mainly
Tor the purpose OF arrostng the evils Of Spurious
ana worthless Ndstrums also, tor supplying the
community with reliable remedies wherever com
petent Physician cannot or will not he employtd-
thus institution has purchased from Dr. john X
RowANU, his celebrated
ROWANnS TONIC MIXTURE.
known Tor upwards Of twenty-five years a. the
only sure and safe cure for Fever and Ague. sc,
aud ms inostimable remedy FIR Bowel Complaints
Kowand Compound syrup If Blackberry Root,
which highly approx "a and popular remedies. to-
gether with the University Remedy for Complaints
Of the Lungs the University Remedy for Dygpcp-
sio or Indigestion; the UnigeIsitva Kemecy for
Co-tiNe Bowels also the University Almanac may
log had, az the Brailah D,spensarv. ~ Store ii
MCKINNEY Il RUNNER Ke,kuk
August i, 1850.
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AIR KIx ING.

"A The Boot and Shoe Emporium, No rs. Main
street, large stock Of Boots ami 81 hoes bought
OF the manufactures in the east expressly for The
retail trade. Having had seven years experience IN
the business IN haokuk | feel confident that the
goods viii b. found sup 'rier in syle and quality
any stock III this market and when MI have arrived
viii surpass all competition in extent Of variety
Com and sce--S0 HARM TO LOOK AT. NOR TGarBlR
r. SHOW Goons. :. A. DUKE.
Anlrfst aN lNhh--lif
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Third Street
M IA q q IN ~ Hnnf I. a Nr.o, &c.

~ ANlAG now received my Fall and Winter stock
If Boots and shoes am pr. pared to offer SUI
p,roi Inducements 70 dealers My stock i ing d-
rect from first hands will be sold AS low fnot lit
lie lower, than any house in the city. promis. to
make II TO the advantage Of those desiring 10 pGr-
chase. 10 call ON Inc b fere purchasing
Remember, on Third Street, between Main and
lohnson a " doors south Of Ayers Drug Store
NNnt N.-alnmMtf NJ u TINApSAN
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Plows and Wagons ,

lightning Rods.
MITE Points and Fixtures, warranted not 10
w corrodo For sale by
j. Ii. SULLIVAN Il Co,
July IL. 1885. no Nam Street keUkuk
lt0SlEfTER's celebrated stomach Bitters for
sale by MOORE d HOOPER
September . 1855.
MOSQUITO HAIRS,
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Boot and Shoe Manufactorv,

An Prcpared 70 manufacture from all d the b.si
1 Brands Of French, German, Bsgian and phi.a.
delphia Calf skins having bought them If the i'm
Porters IN New ofk, and manu- facturers in Philate
phia- The patrons Of my cstablishme mt mayrest as
snred Of getting batter article than at the house.
who buy of second or third hands
Call and examine my stock and leave vonr orders
good and satisfactory III warranted and the work
guaranteed at the Boot and shoe Emporium. Nn as
hath NtFeei r. i. Dl AE.
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To any Gcnflcn,un

INVESTING new Hat we have just received pr
W Express Il dozen Soft Hats Of superior quail
ny ~ the Great Western Emporium =
ID. L. HUMPHREY dG8GE.
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DAVIS q PRICE,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS.

TlRAINERS. GILDERS. GLACIERS AND pa.
~ per Hangers
Sop on South side Bondeau between Fourth and
Fifth Streets.
s@ Having commenced the above business i'm all its
branches they solicit sharv III patronage
All orders promptly attended to.
keokuk, August %, lS55.--d5m
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AYERS PILLS.
iYi.fk.S PILLS

tigu jaundic. ropy. rheumatls4a fever. guut, hu-
noie, nery9u uv-s, iuitahl4iY. ufammatoils, h4ad-
ache pains iA hc breast SIDE. back and Limbs H.
male complaints, &c, DO. Inject sery " are tn
diseases III which fargatiYe medicine i not more
- less required, and much sickness and altering
might b. prev ntel il harmless hut cfectnal ca-
thal t4e "F5t infe ift4usht3 u.s.. ~ perch can
lt,l WILL WIZ, y" iths hai4' = iFiy lfe'all-s "
sN4' 49, ii3'e an ~ iat4l "a -ease.
"'5Ht '"'EH' 'N' Fl 4f4ls'a - ny thHg'S "ht
Jt"''' So ~ ~ = "'tNt true
81 e"lie. 'H!.h symptom Sha btslpa. defaugt-
ment,. ali ~ = 9teons = II. luee ne dep
,eat'' nm "h,eh i'5a ne
,'iF'F ma ~ w ''pt i'fiFt : Itii~e' iah'tF
~ = ''ie - mp - - .Hs fuo''0 near
tn ~, '.''' ~ -, 10
b.,n r.uli .,,la.s,,i INV t6{t'p b{the,fs knoyg,,
II any medicine. Cuf.s has 4.l4 .H,.t.d }.-y.,.i
b~1ff v.r th., rai .uI,.t.tt.tt4f Il s, ,r.r. @f,l
,.y,l,l r.ri.. ana character IS l., t,yii III. ma
,,.;o,, I ,,tt,,fb
A,n.n,, IN. tu.,,. .taif.ast ,4,.fl,a.,, Ma l,,#
ta.tiGml 7n fntor, f tbs. ,slt. - ma, lnerti.t
pc. 4. 4. Have. An,,YffeaI clenI.t II B,s,9o.
a,I $50 49,, ~ u,ss..H.,.@t4. II. 80 49,
- N's" r.,
Ion EIwar. s., IA. o,uat.a. th.1rpit..l~,,,.
hs . & Winthrop = 9r.aksF s 'he ho9-, Y
= tt,.t -. Nsttt. t.g.
ft ~ - = .t IL " II Il, 4f4''s
W. !, cf.ra l'.;. ls,. ,s S3'
ri4, III -. i '~N 4'ih
t}a, Il ! MN -.~r.,..,..t-,.,.
W. IA A.t., ,t.. u, H.. ,... 8. :. s...
~ " = ~ - ''t - +A''. 10
:, t'-i"'F r. n f't-,@ 4 ~ 'Atttyl"9itAh
i}ll space :. rrait. We ets,ti CIV insrv hundred
eertlfe,tsv lin. ali rasts pA.fa tn iIl. have III.
u,l lad. ,;.l.,.e. "A k5,.e,t,. bar, ~.
f,.ri.uee ~ tuf,5e ~ b. 4! al a their a.t ut..p
TRIAL
III g pile, t5e read q loes laseshg4tion aud
study ARR ~ ri - ths ubiie ~ IA ~.t and m ~
enp!et, which ,hs Iteeett etsat II neli al =eleee
~ - ~ = the ituE'
vs. - ~ = - 80" . te my - y
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Notice il hereby given u the owners of the lots
described IN the foregoing list situated In the city
u heokuk, lee county. and State % Iowa, whose
names are mentioned 4hoye and all others interested
mat SAID lots have been assessed and tax levied
thereon, by the City Council Of said City fer the year
1900, and unless payment be made Of the taxes 10
iesed and also all costs before the 3gth day VI Octo
Der, a. d. 1855, the said lots much thereon AZ
shall be necessary 70 discharge said TAX and cost
VIII be sold on the day aforesaid, at the Mayors Of,
flee, in said city, between the hours Of o'clock A.
NJ, aud o'clock, ?. NJ, and will continue from
day to day, until the sale shall be completed
Sept. nth. 4. y. 1855. Tiios. MARTIN.
sepH Collector # the city Il Keokuk.
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'I'HE undersigned are prepared to receive orders
for fitting UP stores. offices aud dwelling houses.
with pipe and tixtures for ga promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work to be gas
tight.
All persons DESTROYS If using gas that have not
been called upon, requested to leave their adj
dress with Us, through the Post Office
ord5rs executed IN Tire succession in which they
are received. SG0fIEID K BROTHER
July 3.
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Mckee Timbe rnian's IiyeryNIabIe.
tt'llis stable, situated Third Street. between
l. Main and Blondaau Streets, Is large and com-
inoiioas and especially fitted up and adapted for the
business, and the nuders gned amply prepared to
acc nmodat their frlenh and the public generally.
with Saddle Horsee, Buggies, and Carriages ut rea-
sonalle rates. They lIso keep HORSE by the day,
weekSQl inpnih FAN i MCKEE.
". ZIMMERMAN,
keoknk. Oct. j Z, 1871. II
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lion. Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War In the Score
tays office there chief clerk seven annorc
clerks messengers, and four wachmen. The fol-
lowing bureaus attached 20 this department:
oalnaBdng Generals 66ice--Ths Office, ut the head Of
which Lieutenant General Scott, If at New ork.
Adataat Generals Q6ce.Col. Samuel Cooper, Adiutan
General Assstants-Leut. Col. W. g. Freeman, Major
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams. Judge Advocate
Major r. Lee Nine clerks and In ths
kept ali the records which refer to the personnel OF
the army, the rolls Ne 1t Is here where al military COM
! missions mRas out,
Quariermasfer General L,dce Gen Thomas s. Jesup
quaarnaster general Charles Thomas, assistant quarter
general; Captain H. NJ Clark, district quarter
master; MAJOR H. G. Wayne in charge of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger
Fagmaster GcnsraFs Ofee--Col b. F. Larned payuaster
general Maior ST. CLAIR Denny, district paymaster eight
clerks and one messenger
onanaisaag Gcne-ars 05fce-Gen. George Gibson,
issary general assistant Captain A. Shrias six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon Genc-tfs CFca.-Gen Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general assistants, Dr. r. O. Wood and DR.. Richard H.
Coolidge; three clerks.
Engineer 06fas-General Joseph G. Tottan, chief eng
assistant Lieutenant John D. kurtz five clerks and
messenger.
Topograpaicol BareauCo J. ]. Albert, colonel Of the
corps; assistant, Lent M. L. SMITH four clerks and
messenger.
rdnancs Burepa-Colonel II. Y. Craig colonel OF ord
nance assistant Captain Wm Maynader eight clerks and
! messenger.
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service and the reports Of the mail lettings gvfng sfsts
meni a each bid Eao of the contracts made The new ser
vice originated the oar.gner ordered and the addonE
allowances granted within the yeEr
France Ooe-Jufm Marron esq, Third AEsLs.ari Post
master General and taentyone clerks To this utce are
asened the supervision and management of the financial
bGsness Of the department not devOlyed by law upon She
Auditor embracing seoahs with the draft ehces anu other
depoaries department the issuing Of and
df6 payment of balances reported ~ be Auditor Go be
contractors and other pers1u e ssperssi0n
Of the Of Offices fner ORDERS % Opposite their quar-
ery balances AT designated points and TIE suIerlnendsace
the rendition By pOstmastes Of their quarterly RETURNS o.
postage IL has charge CT the deadefter office a ss -
suing postage stamps and stamped envelopes tor the
postage, and Of the accounts connected there
with.
To the Third Assistant Postmaster General all posmasters
should direct their quarterly of postage those At
drn Offices their letters reporting quarterly the net pro-
cf their riioes. and th0se al deP0stng Offices,
certificates cf derbse to him should ay be alreetec
the weekly and monthly returpa Of the deposit q the
department well all applications and receipts for post
age stamps and stamped envelopes and or dead leterl
Inspection, 0fies-John 0akord esq, chief CLERK rrc
clerks. To this office assigned the duty OF re-
ceivng and examining the registers OF the arrivals and de-
partures mails certificates OF the service OF route
agents. and reports mail failures Of noting ihe aeiin-
qeces contractors and preparing thereon Tor the
action m the Postmssfcr General furnishing blanks or ma
reriaSe-S reports sf ma aHresf providing sna sens
ing pail-bags and ma locks aud keys and DOING all
other things which be 20 secure faithful and
exact performance Of All mail contraetse : -,
All Of mail depreciation Of vclnticn ~ Inv py pr-
expresses by the forging Illegal use q psstsEe
stamps under the supervision Of this Office and should he
reported 10 il.
AMI communications respecting lost money, letters mail
derredaens or other violations of law mal-ocks and
ers should be directed chef Clerk, Post Office Depart
An reristsrs Of the errirc and departures Of mails
cer6cares of route agents. reports Of mail ai
ure applications for blank registers and reports ct ta1re
and all complaints against contractors Tor irregular or
perfect service should be directed Inspsctiun Office Pest
Dtiice Department'
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G.eorgetewn college. ID. c.

MONDAY,
4 the OF cob
ac anC eIperencrd rrtessors
the maocIra advaneeneni
tose spactour bucng has
exclusively for ine Accommodation
younger sadents Their dormoy, pay grounds, sud
will enircy distinct from those ~ the
officers especiniy assigned viii ATTEND them IN
sudea complete
effected betwess the youngnr and Older students
which be to All those VINO nave e
least e1psrrnca ia l,a eaacstnR Of youth
observatory Of the college, rs ezsnr- phosopica nppa
libraries md cGhnet 81 minerals, eeuoaeai
spccinpns ard The students n' fs a-,uiion nd
b. A. MACUIRE,
5--dtm fraadsn,-
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rtaae bstweea NaAEiAxlsn .und wheeling III
hoursg
Fsnaina ne 1;mssn Hashnon and Csassanaf y hours
rhr0ash TIA sss sns s-xaase oAssls
TUE nainars AID Ohio Raroac having geafy improved n
otrs me faeTf tsincefnenIs
eer washsnsloa S'iose and All Poionf q me Ha
the Nulth~esE, ,he
Tee eeaasx.an
wasnssa is"cann ass called me Relay House sine miles
Wsnron d Use ONO river Baggage Il cIreAee through 10
Whaols station and
through ess.- m ps,ns a.osd Tbe connecting
washington daily al Q, M and ~ M on Sundays AT 'e
Al Wa@eas d.rsa sonre1ion s made
Wheeling, Cambridge, zanesviie, and Nesark 20
insss a'ns sonsss, - ss~alk WIN .s ns
Chicngo, 81. Loris, AZ.
AZ c9luunas .. raoad
VILE, .Al ra,lraaa
linala, Eataye-, @ foes and 3, Ial. ae
ssss as. neas s az % ss saa ~
trans,er,ec NJ Cincinnati TIE mat scser, NE ohia
Fn and wa Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
csrn, ONO navisahe herwpen
theeug and weilrviies ory mles where connexion with
Tmyeers ta wie thus the only
snne sou h crets and checks in Washineen " also The
shoreF speedy direct nearly n the lending
the great Washington Cincinnati 10
bur 63 miles, being apat co rtsa shorter ban BY any oeer
Fsre BY ,ourb ticket from washington 70 wbssas, %
C,gnnus Dayton, SIS C!nennE, -Gi Lorisvlic,
BY rosd s 6 BY steamer from oinc.ns. sc indlanHso-
Chicago Go s9 81 Louis sar 80 and s5 MsmphA
m rsoy,E and tsr1eT Perry Marpsag Berkeley SPRING.
Cumberland felad snrurs Piedmont Oakland aud Famount
passengers leave Easinsan a. . a M o. e. p ~ o ae
train lrom Washington !,
go Inrhsr inirnson through iicheis se apply
PARSONS agent, al Washington station. = .
OF Transportation Baltimore and
law s-dG ONO kafroad bdisianore.
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.

:
United nai steamships New YORK
%3E0SfR for Aspin@an month
14k conneciing wEh mail from Panama "a san
f114&l1e Francisco.
scasipe inspected approx Navy
Department, arid srarany speed and safey
in hours THE baggage of Rsscn-
csG,paDys
The money paid expenses the
nyserve in New York, Panama and
san Francisco Of accident, thai
the route - entirely vclfGate.
Passengers The day they arrive Aspin
through steamer, charge
and c7tcTen without other protectors.
through uckss she apply the III
West street. New YORK, L. W. EAfA0sD.
g.
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IsVEE-LAs1.sG sEItss11se-gve lave
T. ses1ine incoy fSt s-rausrHerg
rsad sirng cotton of ssPsaef Neere 3r
yard
af kinds below nauled
housewife cutians article u ladies' Ard cid
arsnia
shaker ongcoh" thread, admirable
ever Iasliir sninra weight fu'ncas yst
piahe ah are glaitss ceue
durability.
our names are stamped guarantee of r
asaii
The JUDGES goods cordially invited TO cal and sxane
them
A Ipil er pply pf eachk constantly hand
kinds CT hig cutionH tat brh he stamp 81 90
cdeG excel4nce Of fnhfir.
A large anrpy OF pure hnen goods of III eIaias.
Mourning goods tek ard uin fahries fn stock Is al
100 yieoes medium white ianHe tagairs
new and very cheap p plain black ks Of CREST weight and
glses
IS pieces patd and plain white caah-re
A. pieces swiss aud Nansops nusitns.
other arces tending 10 Icnse up ihi-
ougty assorted STOCK
hIl summer goods al amarked-cown pricesS
One pruyerbtaly low pice only
New r.crved daiy
AZ snon fsppiesy Eipnrani 1at We
and pnncta4 eurfers e
inni We Ha bs
before Tose customer Mho
nll y presciea lng ~ M se
erpecfed anosA btA He Sof
iata TO hl puinf In anuarre
Ar pcsons where more hEn
PRICE cordially 70 ca and sgB themselves
Of bYycr iran h. nne-pree ss3
rettra hA
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United states Pntens Once.
Washington, suiy 20,

ON the petition Gamble Joseph $ Hill, NJ Cnrin
" ONO, u gantcd 10
Improvement in =
rcrs takes pince the 5oth day Of December
pefiun henrd al the PHieai Ofet
Monday, aay Dceersbr sez, nj ~ O'Clock,
notified and show eause IL any
they why sand peiifon ought moi TO be Sraused
ar
forth writing, at ieast pehy
hearing; AL testimony hcd py either pa y
transmitted IN urcofG
rules the Office which viii be furnished on as
cat
The Testimony wbs cnse5 The a OF November
depasions, papers relied be
of THAI day the eiEn-
ruouts, any, within thereafter
Ordered pnbised in the Union, IntsIi
genceT Washington D. c.; Republican,, nli-
Eeening Argus Philadelphia scicnrhc AiRercnn New
three
ls of December next o
hearing.
3. r. SHUCERT,
Acting C0Fn,nissioaer Of Patents
sEdircrs and send ieir
hills offce, paprr nolce
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rfx FrrREyrr.a.S DWELLINGS, FOR REST--Jhe
- i5sh and it,h Hs "r rent
and
rangrd with modern water hrurcs
and shrr Locations - Desirable
inr n hs mnednf. vicinity prsdrB;s Square, and on
ST. Jonns church and nc large stone
hnn.as occnpsd BY Mr.. q. w. kigWs and Gov. Marcy.
particulars for Apply 10 the Ehscrhs a.
Egs I-sswsw rntell A. HYDE.