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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-05

Seands,, like kite to hy well, depsud. very
much ON The length Of the tale il has to carry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-05
VETOED.

CoXcoRD, March 2s
Gov Darstown Of Wisconsin has vetoed the pro.
| Iibitory liquor law.
So, at least says the Telegraph. and we
presume il is correct. Bat what n Oh
handed move is this veto! What is the
effect of it! Let us examine it aud see.
The people impressed with the great necess-
~ of a Prohibitory Liquor Law elected
such Lien 10 their legislature as enablod
them to secure such a law. The law being
enacted, in steps this one man porer, with king
ly prer. gative, and says"l forbid" and The
law is nuIlIy, The hope of thousands is
crushed, and being so long deferred has made
the heat sick.
Thousands of poor inebriates looked to
that Jaw us the City of their Refuge from the
wilcs Of the temper. Thousands Of wives
and children looked TO that law as the healer
of their woes, and the bnlm for all their tloub-
les They had bound it about with the flow
ers Of LoUe, and once more in fancy their
fire. side " ore tn, old time pleasant nir.-
Years of sin and sorrow, trouble and woe had
hcdd aud left the wretchSd inchriaie rs he
was befurc the willy tcmptcr bemmed hinl IN,
and led him from the paths Of virtue love and
truth. But in n moment, even when hope
was about to be changed to fruiton, the
bright dream was dispeIed, and oil his clrs-
,crng hopes flung back upon his crushed and
bleeding heart Gov. Barotown could not
have realized what world of bliss!ul hopes
he was shutting out from the heart Of thu
drunkard when he vetoed that bill, Could he
but have conjured up before him Ii the Of
suffering rum has caused in tho State OF
Wisconsin, he would have shrank in horror,
and withheld not his name.
Should the time ever como when the no.
Bile Buckeye State shall succeed in getting
good prohibitory law (and wo hope tn"
time is not far IistanD we pray that Cover
nor may not be found reckless enough to
dash the hopes of the thousands now groan-
ing under the ihraldon of rum.
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S7,Il6 81

Total S7,ll6 81
The ABOVE is better than was anticipated
for that term, as the recent heavy rain,
caused slips and detentions during that lime;
but Notwithstanding .he untoward events re-
ierred TO. the exhibit shows gratifying pro-
gres,. - Evansville Courier.
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Building Com.

0TGuvernor Winston has issued proc
lumation setting apart the 7th day of April
next as day of humiliation and prayer 20
be observed by the peoTle Of Alabama
The Governor says; 1T well becomes every
one whose political lot has been cast in this
section OF the Union, to examine prayerfuliy
the end to which the political fandtcsm of
the North is SO rapidly lending, and to i'm
plorc Him who endued tn, stern mn, the
fathers of our Reptile, with for,itude, patri-
otsm and wisdom 10 condu ct our infant peo-
pie through the difficulties OF the revolution
AIRY strugg e, and the establishment ofu Con-
stulonal Government, to enable US to be. r
ourselves in whatever emergency we may bs
placed. so AS not to ref ,ct disgrace on our
ancestors"
The Governor might have found more
Appropriate theme for fast had he turne to
the Bible. "IniS is the fast that have cho-
sen," said God, through Isaiah, "that ye
Lreat every yoke and let the oppressed go Free"
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The only praise that ought ID be relied on,
comes from cJmpelent Judges tithoat temp
ta,ion TO flatter.
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Once Of indian Affairs, August IS, 1855.
pUBLiC NOTICE is hereby given, that the OF
q aa s'ss ns and boz q
Of aspp, wi the times and aees dessnaed be
highest sddss oi CASH appoassd Of behalf
s % hs clause q ne @ Of the
On Monday, Sd Of December less, the
door Cofeosiie, following YaIobuiha
an Ia to~ash,p t~enyArss taa) range eight 10 east
All dissection thirty three (ssD
The east bali Of section twenty nine tasD a.,
TIC no,ih h'if u sec ,hiry Two (sa and
The wess hais OF section thirty -four (Sa)
place. following described in
the adjoining range 10 Coahoma county VIE
The south half Of section irteea tornap t~nr 6 range
screen a. pesf
on Monday the ION Of December 1885,
in .harieson 7aAehss county 'he following described tracts
land Ia said cpnaty,
In tounsAip tueniyJour ta4) ranss too co cas-.
Al Of sections three (sl to and thirty three $3.50
The east half Of section fou iii)
quarter section twenty aa)
The ives, hall Of section tweny-hya esq
The north half of sect iweny-sa 90 y
TIE hair tweniy-seven tsIi)
ne north nrlr no1lhwer qaeter and wes' haof the
northeast quarter OF section thiry-six t6)
In ioaashp tBensysfse (e5) range too icy east
Al dissection CID (e and twenty nine
Tie northeast quarter Of section four a y
The s,ui'ws-, qoerier Of section twenty wo (2a
ihe east half OF section thirty ts0.)
Ia fo,vnssp tps,uy.tom CAD range iAree tp east.
Az of section $50
The quarter OF section q and
Tne norsneaa quarter OF section four tf)
In township tpeaty.fse (l5) range three 90 east
The southwest quarter section fourteen Q4)
The southeast quarter Of section fifteen (l3D
The southwest quarter Of section twenty five Ga D
The southeast quarter section (s8 j
The southeast quarter ton iftytbree (3 and
The southwest, quarter of section thirty -four (sd
Mondays l7 day of December, 1856
doT Holmes county, the following
scnbcd tracts Of land in said county, VIZ
n sown,aip sixteen t6) range one Il, nest
The west half OF dneen us > and
The half aud southeast Of section twenty-five 2a
In tounsh,y fifteen (5,) range one ~ west.
The southeast quarter Of section twenty t20)
On Saturday, I'D of December 1855, house
ia the Columbus following described
land in Lowndcs county
The quarter twenty-five (2l) township
seen (tg,) range seventeen 90 east
OF described iand, quarter
lands
unoceup,ed unapnpaieh aud The other quarter
one-eigith II beea
acquired settlement from debuts orphan ;und The
btine exception
fertile, located, Of them
sideraty improved, y enhanced value by
they % lpicda for plant
+
aporaisemet reserves, showing their value
which zach ecuvely, be Sold will
b. made prior The oates III slie
In OF shall fail
comply with OF land purchased will be resod
AT their and risk
Lands be indispuale;
claim shall be seup, OF the
viii he defended By the tbeir guardian
IL O'Clock
Of each day, until lands all offered
CHARLES ~. MIX,
Aug l4-d3tx hwtEecl Acting Commissioner.
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Posr oryicr DrsAnrarsr,
tE7 October s. 1855.
The day nen clock, for
ss ps x "a s. for s ar from and
The pa Day Of psssmss, aes The cad a eas Ss e
Washington, D. e., New York city, and CINCINNATI
The estimated quantity, and the qualify thereof
CURED at each agency, yeasy, are specified below.
DISTRICT NO. !, AT WASHINGTON, ID. c..
49, ~ axe. weigh moi L.. ,h.s . pounds . me
ream and each contain 70 perfect quires
40 less sss pounds t The
''0 p'an'' ss's Is ounces IN Weight ~
kind twne spools, each spool weigh
500 do coarse hemp iwine, oneeshh Of an inch in
diameter, well twisted, and in balls hanks
weighing from oae TO one and . hall pounds each
DISTRICT NO. 2, AT NEW YORK CITY.
wrapping paper similar that frat described in
estimate for district No.
400 do qualify similar The named be size 20
!. 90 BY 20, and 10 weigh not less than o pounds
5000 pounds of cotton ne The same as that n described for
5000 do coarse hemp wne similar 10 that OF The .hi'd descp
600 do scarlet sealing az for district MOL
DISTRICT NO. 3, AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1000 eam' w.sgas paper similar to thai first named for district
30 do similar 10 that Iast named for said district
$500 pounds ne similar ina, Of the first description for
1900 do hemp ,wine similar to that Of the third deseIp
400 do sca'le, seating described in the esli
a- mate 70 district M. /.
Proposals will be article separately
for each district. tho whole
should increased number
the articles shall be delivered such place places the Post
master General .a .ssl. desisas.e !: pro rata prices.
posed furnished and OF such articles used
either OF tho
above agepc but articles contracted for
responding 10 the samples referred above.
Each bidder Furnish his proposals. evidence Of his
ability comply with his hid
Two sufficient will be required TO a contract.
ia lures furnish the articles contracted for promptly furnish
ing inferior for will be considered
hccnt 10 forfeiture Of the
Bids made in accordance with these proposals will
be considered.
Proposals be marked the outside of the envelope with the
proposed
ington city, ID. C.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
OcroBER is, 1856. tI
Oct l7-law4w rsU.4...
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Rachel Il. Lynch
On the equity eide of Qneen Anne's
county circuit court.

" =. -'' [ On the equity side Of Qneen Annes
John E. and Ebert Gibson. county circuit court
THE object OF this suit II to procure decree
the Of certain real situate Queen Anne
ants In by their father Gibson, order
tain Of legacy of 81 500 Rachel
Lynch BY the said Woonan Gbson The original bill
subject 10 the OF the debts snd that
said John Gbson appointed the will sole
letters estate OF said WoOnan
paid the Debts BY the sale reo that he had not paid to the said
Rachel Lynch of the legacy of $780, the
teeon and thai the real above mentioned devised
said John E. and Ebert Gibson chargeabe with and liable
nj Lynch sdmnssirx Of Rachel E. Lynch filed on
the 9th day of June, 1853, said
Lynch has died. leaving the said Anna NJ Lynch Wooan
Lynch her heirs aaw that letters of administration her
Gibson has also died. leaving John W. Gibson William Gibson,
Henry Gbson Rachel f. White formerly Gibson aud wife OF James
Julia Gi0s0n Sarah Gibson Gibson his
ataw said Ebert Gibson died, leaving
aaw OF his sister Rachel Lynch and his brother John E.
Obson that letters OF administration the Of Ebert Glib
deceased granted Wooiman Gibson, but
he had that the said John e. Gibson his life
time confessed decree In favor of said Rachel f. Lynch
paid and satisfied her, the demand set forth In said bill Of
Pan far as he concerned that the aforesaid real estate
said iegacyto witt $780, principal
James White Rachel e. his wife julia Gibson Sarah Gibson,
and Caharne Gibson residents of the District Of Columbia II
hereupon adudged and ordered the said Anna NJ Lynch by
shed Washington city OF three weeks
the 9th December notice sad
defendants Of the substance and object OF The original bill and
petition Of said M Lynch, this
person, solicitor before
ought not to pass m prayed. JOHN PALMER,
Clerk Of tbs Circui. Court for Queen Aune's County.
sEPrKMBrR Q5, 1885,
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Nassau Hall college Of New Jersey, princeton.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postml~ ter General,
"ShonId auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And .tava ~ auld Iany syne,,

" ShonId aud acquaintance be forgot,
And brought min; Z.
Should aud acquaintance be forgot
Aud days % aud lang syne."
The members of ending in Jnne 1888
the junior ending June, 1882 the snph
ending June 1891 and The FreshD'an
ending hereby assemble ia
third March, u. 1857 the
brighten the links chain Of love and iendhn which
greeting sympathy untm.y
some Of their promising comprers.
preliminary meeting the setappoincd committee will he
held first Monday September, A. D. 1885, the United
Hotel Chestnut Fourth and Fifth
which members whom
invited when HE viii be
adopted fun attendance possible.
In the those whom this addressed will he
furnish secretary the by mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER q. HART, M. H.,
81 PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LiGHT>ER,
Of ancestor, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winsion Allegheny CO., Md.
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF BsIstp Iron and Glass Works. ". j.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
ions WsIpNAx, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary-
March 27-IawtMar3 fIuteliVencer)
All newspapers civilized Of the world request
this advertisement their editorial columns
through di
the globe all throughout the United
OF America sted sra,utour insertion
caonay between this aud the ID Of march, A. d. 1851
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Caution-Lo.tery Frauds.

OvrrcE MARYLAND CorsoLIpArsp LorrrRrrs,
Baltimore Maryland, July I, 1885
THE commissioner OF Maryland
his duty public the swndc
who fraudulent schsrpes
and of which
wholly fictitious
The lotteries Maryland those daily
superinendcncc elected
ihs snte under the approve
schemes and 70 attend TO The drawings
Al the tickets In these lotteries and all certificates packages Of
tickets have the lhog Brennan
for the Once Of the Consolidated
Baltimore, Maryiandu All others Al fraudulent.
For full Information the subject Of those frauds sddves
r. X. Brennan,
Sept 26-dly Baltimore, Maryland.
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papers designated q aud 10 be made Of
the finished from udu
COLOR be reqnired aud tsth The
cepon class 81 be Of the regular STANDARD sizes OF their
ord Or
tlies M The pu1,,c service require.
Will he considered and be subject TO
bidders OF the classes
proposal aud pvepe reserved of requiring
bidder class assigned MN 10 lake al
such classes, forIeil his ngal any class.
ian each KIND OF paper bid for
each kind each BID and
be with number
proposed for rcnrdue aud, Ia the INST SIX
be designated the Will not be
office nee Of postage or other expense.
proposal signed individual making H.
aud specify the pound abd but price for eae OF
every kind Of paper conlaAed in the class proposed for
delivered such
dcignsled In Washington city IL good orde
of all and subject TO the
nspection count weight, Of the superintendent
and be in all respects satisfactory.
proposals be furnished this Office
applying consideration unless
substantially agreeing herewith
Bonds, will be requirsd and The supply
article the ciasse<, failure 10 supply
quantity required any me will be considered violation OF
the
required with his satisfactory
ability them and proposals. unaccompa
MED by such evidence will be reis cted.
The will be opened required by law
tha fl Tuesday after the fret Monday in December' ne2t l
AT 10 O'Clock, a m. office OF the superintendent
superintendent OF the Public
Printing Capitol States Washington
A. G.. SEAMAN
Oct 2-3taw9w Superintendent, of Public Printing
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Proposals for Rations fer 1856.

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRps,
Qnarermas,ers Ofice
y, a...- Washington. October 8, 1855.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received this of
flee until 10 o'clock Thurday the 9Th day Of November
furnishing
lowing stations, for ihe yNI 1856, viz:
VA Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn Long Island New York;
Philadelphia Pennsylvania;
Gosport Norfolk, Virginia;
warrington, Florida and
Washington city, District Of Columbia.
Each ration consist of pound and quarter Of fresh heel
eighteen bread
made Of superne -four fine -four the option Of the
pounds of coffee,
pounds OF the best New Orleans eight quarts the best
hard brown half pound Of good hard dipped
talow caDdles 10 one hundred ralions
The beef shall be Delivered the order Of the command
officer Of each saon either in bulk the single
snail consist Of the choice pieces the the
pork 10 DO No. prime pork and the to be Of the
best quality the
No bid will accompanied
surstes this office, certified official
be endorsed Proposals for Raons for the 1855
and addressed of the Marine Corps Washing
9 F.lINDsAY,
Major and Quartermaster U. s. Marine Corps.
The following papers will publish above twice week
with printed copy Office pay
ment viz: sf
Hsnpshire Post Boston, Masyachusei Times Boston, Massa
chusetts Journal New Eagle, Brooklyn, New
York. Pennsyvans Philadelphia Pennsylvania Evening Argus
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Star and InegenceT, Washington
city News Norfolk, Virginia; Democrat, Pensacola
The price be paid for this js to be
ceedng sevsnve cents Of 80 BREWER for the
insertion Let 1t In the rr number after the
ceip hereof hich will bs pleased
ONCE published, with each successive number
voucher"
Oct S-auwtsthNov Nf
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No 544
Notice OF the Heopening of III. Dsnvine Land Once
In Illinois.
JAsp 0yrIoE, Sept 10, 1886
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been transmitted The register
land office in Illinois
said dsrcf and thirty days
public the of said nsur Of The
reopenng office which applications win
be received by Them. ... go
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2l-2aw6w Intel start Commissioner,
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caru'em late of the circuit
Hon. Nathan Green, of the ndses supreme
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Bomned L. Ridley, Of the Of
Judges Caruxrs Green dew their whole exclusively
to the school,
Pian Of nrretfon1. Daily examinations
No explanations
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
g. Weekly ofc equity, which
dents OF given
through processes
The framed prepare
Wills records,
dence in the Some taken by appeal
which II held monthly the
publc the end OF session The students clerks
jurors circuit Judges chanceors, in Official
baciies connected with their suits.
the third
tembcr third Thursday February The
tho succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sessiorTuion fec $50 connqen
e boarding about $50 furnish their
which b. had n Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unlcss
No previous required
There four regular classes. Students may
any time during the collegiate year.
Theirs moot Legislature connected with the school
Number Of students tho last collegiate cghtysix
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb 1l--eoiy President Board Of Trustees
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MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover Street, BOst0n by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly furnished
ahe and convenhces for the
ion o q travelling public.
D>~I f-~Alv
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United States Mails.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posr OrYrcR DEPARTMENT,
ftta. {a4 September 49, 1855.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United States from
Office of the Po
Department. of Washington until 3, OF The
November 1885, be decided by the Path Of
sC66 Quincy, H. by Palmyra, Mo, Warren oakdale,
chanicrburgb, Wyandote, Linneus Coller-vIle, Chilli
cohe, Spring Hill, Clear Gaan Victoria
vile, and Boyers, saint Joseph, s45 miles back,
a week. in four-borse coaches, with branch
from Palmyra 10 Hannibal, IA miles and back, three times
four cosches, be close
with main route.
Leave Quincy Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday \;
Arrive AT ST, Joseph in 10 hours, by am;
Leave St. Joseph 1hurstay saturday, and Monday AZ
Arrive at Quincy in 20 hours, by } p
Proposals for sxtmes week main route and
branch are invited.
pay will be mnde trips performed
omissions satisfactorily explained times the IMP
behind Time break
nexion depending mails and sufficient, excused,
Fines the delinquency be
fact0iy explained certificates OF the aia
post office suffering njured desoyed
demand, the mail
frequently concerned in running
hic1es The Postmaster annul
failures agreenhy contract for dobey
Of Department.
signing Postmaster
The Postmaster General alter the schedule He order
by allowing iherei-r rata
the lie also cnrtail or discontinue
months compensation tie Of service dis
addressed Second Assist
General Mail Proposals Mis
The executed and returned 10 the depart
before list Of January 1856 For further particulars
conditions be incorporated in the contracts bidders
pamphlet conveying mails Kentucky
80 80 JAMES CAMPBELL
Sept 29--law4w Postmaster General.
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Oyricu OF SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PAINTING
Washington, september w 1880.
IN pursuance provisions the poyde for
cntng the public pruning approved August l2 sealed
proposal. Ui Capitol unu ihs
day. December Twelve O'Clock, Cor
paper tequied public o
the LIST OF Deeembe 1882 and ehdis
OF the lei day Of December 1850.
list specifies nearly be aeertainsd Tue
quantity quality description Of each kiad of paper ni VIII be
required.
10000 printing paper uneaendered % By
so0 sheets.
soo reams psntng ppe "a by 80
inches, and 10 weigh hiy pounds The Of 4s0
sheets.
5000 uperne caendered printing paper,
"a BY q inches and 70 weigh my Two pounds 10
CLAss4
o "a ~ inches, and weigh ioIty-egbl
pounds 10 the OF $50 sheets.
CLASS 5.
superhne map r,rer of such
sizes be required, corresponding IN weight win
paper measuring 10 "a ncnes, weighing twenty
pounds per OF AGO sheets.
n N Glass o.
may requirea ~ "a inches, and OF such weight
per II may be required.
The paper each of the above classes 70 b. OF linen
all adueraiion with mineral other sub
each bundles OF
perfect Uniformity ihickes and weight
will bundle exclusive wiappeF)
under five from the standard weight VIII be
weight WI, be elured Mixing
the weight
will be considered violation of The contract.
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CHE ONLY ONE AGTHOklzED :--Ibe Rob of DIR. Boz
ner Or sars para or other similar remiss Il radically
wos oil affections OF the skim dartre scrosu',
period Of M and hereditary actimony Of hsmo A. dpa"
fractions and other weakness OF the orsans arising rom
injections OF sonndn9s Az nm anti yphiuc the Rob cures
q bassm OF capavia cnbebs from infections
s virus without n.ui,a'izias II The Rob Boyvean y nsose
ng and which have resisted the Of mercury or the
agents Blond,n,
William New York. for wholesale orders Guilot bocop
The Rob Lacteur druggists throughout ,be u
cal S.opees Of Ss ROT viii be ol,snsa BY writing to
din 81 William street, New York. who viii give every niorm
wanted. = :
prepared fiji America, West VI
dies &c. OF the United States duties be has the Rob In @
nsOCER,Es. WINES, LIQUORS se.-we beg leave !
call the attention Of friends and The public 10 our STOCK
fresh groceries, consisting ef-
Java Rio, and laauayra coffees
Refined and brown
Family snperfne, and -four, in ibis. and bags
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices of every description
And every other article necessary make complete a
wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira, sherry, ciaet and champagne wines oavof
brands, and par, very superior
Together with large stock OF Havana, German, and dome
shalt be ewing at such prices TO make indocemen
families and The trade 10 give ns call sse ssgeyns %
South side Penn avenue, between ~ and 9Th s'fee'
Oct 9--law3wif
JOHS q. DEvEuEux. Comu,s-ic"er OF Court o.
Refers Messrs. Duncan Sherman, Co.. Bcehee
Nsye. New va's ssa Rsa CO Hon Elisha w
sey Jospgn u Bradley, ESQ, Washington, D .. ,o,,o,
can max. appointment Of the and place Of taking
I"cs :, rmopsoa e'a eo.neSr h
bees leave % make particular reference. nr,rvprx
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VIM. nj. Mcrrick


Louisiana avenue,
MILL practise the Court of the United States the
claims and the several Of the District Of Co
nnba
Dec 27--Jtawt
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! N ------ specfncfes.
COLD silver fine steel md plated spect,es &C., Of
all focuses, with peoal poscupc and parahoa
gives
adapted TO the eyes OF wearers. }M
NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO.
324 Penn avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
lam 6-u
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Ria :. r-'A'''s'~' AA-''s' '''""''
Tanners Clinical Medicine
The yellow Mask, from Dickens's Household Words
The Confessions Of Pretty Woman; by Miss Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Mise Pardoe.
Vegetables all
o obtain them. Price lax
Sept FRANCk TAYLOR