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The Anti-E.icense Bill.

We copy the following explanation OF the
provisions of the anti-license Bill from the
Pittsburgh Post. sit goes into operation on the
first of October next, and nearly six months IS
thus given to those engaged 10 the liquor bnsl-
Ness to make their arrangements. The Prori-
sioris Of the bill are stringent, anJ IT'S penalties
severe. Liquors may be sold by the quart by
those who may be duly licensed to do so. But
nrther by the quart larger quantities can
any kind of liquors, vlnouS, splrtuouS, malt or
brewed, BE- sold without such licrusr. Such
license can only be granrd 10 cii>enS OF the
United States, of good character and Sobrlrty.
and who are not tavern, hotel or restaurant
keepers. That portion OF the act OF 1N4l. Fea-
ting to the mode of giving notice of application
for license IS not repealed by THIS act. The
first section of that act is consistent with this,
and is, in effect, made part OF it. No license
will BE- granted until the applicant pays into
the treasury of the county thirty dollars; and
the scale Of rates TO be paid for the licenses is
to be three times as much as under the present
law. Each party obtaining license must hle
bond in one thousand dollars, with two sure
iirs, conditioned for the faithful observance Of
all laws Of this Commonwealth in relation to
the sale Of liquors.
Those who obtain licenses 10 sell by the
quantity, it will be remembered, give a bond IN
one thousand dollars TO observe strictly al the
laws of the State in relation TO the sale OF H.
q0ors. One of those laws is the act OF last
year forbidding the sale of liquor to minors, or
persons OF Incorporate habits Should licensed
vender, then, under this law, sell quart OF II
quor 10 person of incorporate habits hs bond
would be forfeited Should he sell quart 10 a
person under the age of twenty-one wears his
bond is fortified. Selling in any quantity on
Sunday would be attended with similar Prris.
The act does not require that the persons IL
censpd 10 sell shall be natives il only requires
that they be citizens
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NO LICENSE

On Saturday Judge Mcclure delivered an
opinion on the subject ofgranting licenses to sell
liquor. Several applications having been made,
he felt it his duty to give his reasons for refusing
TO grant them. Some Of the licenses expired
before the passage Of the law of April ], 1855,
and the remainder would expire in June next.
Consequently, if any were granted, it could not
be for full year, bat only till October, when
the said law would go into effect. One section
of the act Of April l. 1853, declared that all pre-
vious laws which directed the Courts TO grant
licenses, we're repealed. His Honor contendpd
that Therefore they were inconsistent with the
last enactment--that their legal existence had
ceased. There was total abolition of the IL
cense system. No respect was paid TO the char
acter of applicants -PHsbprg Taioa, .4pril
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A Methodist Minister Renounees !!

~ The Albany n. y Journal, OF the ith
inst. contains letter OF remuneration OF the
Know Nothing Order from the pen Of Rev. J.
Fl. TACKIT1, the Methodist clergyman in the
village OF Forestvillr, in that State. The Rev.
gentleman closes hls communication with the
declaration that the laws which govern the or
der are scontrary to The Constitution Of the
limited States and of erery State in The Union
* /, therefore, do hereby most respectfully
"withdraw from this Order that may exercise
"my elective franchise Coastifutionaliy, and
'.according to The dictates OF myown conscience
'sand Judgment, untrammelled By the dictatlon
cot any man or set OF men.
J. H. TACkITT.
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in the United States. The mere act Of Impor-
,aton does not compel the payment OF dniirS.
The liquors and wines may be hoaded Tor r.
expectation TO some other country, or to await
better market here. Bot The payment olthe
duties, on taking the original packages out OF
bond or from the ship, is, in onr sense, the pur-
chase Of the right for valuable consideration
paid into the public treasury, 10 sell them with
in the United States
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Down ON THE GovERNoG.-A Know Nothing
writer is down on Gov. Pollock in late number
OF the Harrisburg Borough Item. The following
extract points significantly 10 acme dark doings
in which the Governor appears to have been a
party:
ssIs Gov. Pollock aware that the course he is
now pursuing not only brings upon him the ana
themas ofhis fellow men, but the tCrath Of God.
Does he not remember the ever-memorable
night of the 25th Of May Bat without the fear
Of God. 10 scheme is too low for politician 10
resort to-"
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"snakes of the Copperhead Species. :

GE- The Philadelphia .Ne,cs, one Of the for-
ers of KnowNothingiSm, represents certain
Bills before the present Know Nothing Legisla-
ture as "Snakes Of the Copperhead Species, y
notwithstanding their seeming innocence. and
loudly calls upon the Governor to lnteFPose
what the News used to call the "kINGLY We
to- the "ONE MAN POWER the "set-
ting at defiance the popular will,'' Sc, &c, &C.
The NetcS represents these ''copperheads' as be-
ing run through the Legislature with indecent
haste, and sent after the Governor lwho is in
Milton suffering from aguel for bis signature,
with Locomotive speed. Now, we ask the hon
est Freemen ofPennsyl"ania ifthis is the enter
taiamentto which they were invited when they
were assured that Kaow-.Nothingism was to cor
rect all the evils of old p0rties and light up an
entire new system for the admiration of the
world Let the word 60 forth that "SnakeS OF
the Copperhead Species are to take the place o
the wholesome and Constitutional Laws which
formerly directed the movements of this noble
old Commonwealth and let all good citizens
prepare to meet the issue. A correspondent o
the Pttsburg Union says the taxpayers will fee
the effects ofthe madness and folly which ha:
characterized the Legislation Of this winter lol
the next fifty years.
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over one-half Of The Banking capital in The s,a,s
IS centred ALREADY, and where his organs tell h,o
the people want no more-iher- be- gives h.tr
million Of capital, tqua 10 five country Bapla
of The capital OF be proposed Pottslown Bank
which be vetoed. The more thp Circumstance,
Of the case are considered and contrasied viii
the charter Of other Banks, the more uoora.
cious and uuinstitiabIe the veto becomes.
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VOTE ON THE LIQUOR LAW.

0TThe following is the final vote 10 both
branches Of the Legislature on the new license
bill Judge DAUGHERTY voted against ii
and FIR. JORDAN voted for ii, by which
vote the measure was carried in the Senate
KING, the other Know Nothing from this Dis
trict, DODGED, notwithstanding he was the
nominee of the TEMPERA nee men
IN THE SENATE.
YEAs.-Messrs. Browne, Crabb, Darsie, Elem
niken, Frazer, Hamin, Hoge, Jamison, Jordan,
Lewis, Piatt, Price, Qniggle, Taggart and WheI-
ry-l5.
NAys.-Messrs Buckalew. Cresswell, Fry,
Goodwin. Haldeman, Hendricks, Killinger,
NrCIintock, MelIinger, Sager, Sellers, Shuman
Walton and Hester, Speaker-14.
IN THE HOUSE.
YEAS Messrs. Allegood, Avery, Baker, Ball,
Boal, Bowman, Caldwell, Chamberlain, CIapp,
Clover, Criswell, Cummings, (Phila. Coz Down
ing, Eyster, Fearon, Fletcher, Foster, Foust,
Guy, Gwinner, Harrison, Hodgson, Hocomb,
Hubbs, Kirkpatrick, Krepps, Lane, LaPorte,
La,hrop, Leas, Lott, M'Calmont, Mclean,
M'ConnvlI, Mccullough, Maddox, Magill, Nor
ris, Morrison, Muse, Page, Palmer, Pennypack-
er, Powell, Ross, Simpson, Smith, Allegheny. J
| Smith, tBlair) Steele, Stewart, Sturdevant,
Thompson, Thorn, Waerhousp, Wood, and
Strong, Speaker-56
| NAYs.-Messrs. Barry, Bush, Carlisle, Christ,
Craig, Crawford, Daugherty, Donaldson, Dun
ring, Edinger. Frailey, Franklin, Free, Fry,
Gross, Herr, Linderman, Mengle, North. Orr,
Reese, Rittenhouse, Salade, Sherer, Stehley
Wickersham, Wilmer, and Wrght-2S.
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NATURALIZATION LAWS lN MAlNE.-Thp Legis-
lature of Maine, which recently adjourned, pass
ed two acts relating to naturalization, which
contain some important changes. One act pro-
] vides that no person Of foreign birth shall vote
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-27
10 We copy the following hit at Gov. PoLLocl
from the Philadelphia Ledger;

10 We copy the following hit at Gov. PoLLock
from the Philadelphia Leager:
We have demonstrated against all increase of bank
ng capital in the State as so much added 10 the
rs OH our industry for what ever bankers make over
legal interest is, of course, extra levy on the pro-
Queer the sole bene fit OF the specuator. We have
taught that the way 10 get rId of bad system is to
let each institution die out, its term expires; and
thus quietly, and without disturbance OF existing
fashions in finance should be freed from all char
tered privileges enabling the few 10 impose on the
many. We not quite sure that Governor Pollock
in his sly way, has hot the object IN view, but
adopts different and much objectionable way
brlate by lessenng his allowance OF grog little eve
ry day, TILL at last grog' is the law In this way
no destructive constitutional disturbance is created
In prison OF SchuyIkilI county, II was at first
the practice TO stop the gTog every bruIser when
ne came within its walls. But the mortality was so
dreadful from this course, that the taperng Oft sys
fem has been substituted with good results. In Swe-
den they take Governor Poilock's plan, viz: The
rummy is served with gin, (the usual drink
there) without stint, but in the following way In
his tea and his coffee, in his bread and his milk IN
his and his gravy gin is mixed His bed-clohes
are scented with it--ln short, nothing IS allowed IN
has cell that has not been well scented with gin. By
and bye the poor fellow becomes disgusted that
the smell of gin after presents attraction, and
the safe. 1t is said that Governor claims
this Swedish precedent in Justification OF his course
and in consistence with his message doctrine.
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VI Ar Rg ED

On Thursday the 18th, at the Parsonagr' -; >.
the Rev. F. Benedict, Mr.. Michael Iilnp,.,,I' 't,1I
and Miss Ann. Eliza Earnest, both OF heu'''
Township.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-27

The following card, says the .AttenfoWn Dem
ocyat, is from one of the first and most prominent
members OF the know-Nothing Order in that
town. Some rich disclosures are in store, which
will come to light III due time:
To NY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC. c.-Deemlng
It an act OF justice 10 myself as Well as other
right-thinking men, who within the past year,
we're inveigled into thr Secret Order 10 ). ). b..
commonly called Know NothingS through the
belief that change in the management OF old
parties was necessary, take this public mode
of renouncing all conRexon or association With
this secret, oath-bound hand, and desire all TO
understand that I wish no longer 10 be recog-
nIztd as mrmber. If TO eradicate the corruP-
ton Of the old parties was an object oi this asSo-
citation, most Sigually has II failed OF that pur-
pose, for with whatever of experience | have
had as politician, am free to confess | never
knew 30 much fostering corruption ~ any Po-
litical association as has characterized this md
night order. For the present, shall take plea
sure ia revealing 10 any Of my friends who may
BE- anxious to know them, the reasons which
prompted the course have adopted.
+. J. ABELE.
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profess a particular religious creed, he continued,
ssbut prescribe alt who fail 10 think they do. They
prescribe me, although was born and raised htTr
apd although am the son OF a minister oi the Ios-
enanter faith.n
Judge Shannon being loudly called for, he arose
and stated that he had never attended convention
IN which so much unanimty OF feeling prevaileds--
He said the Democrats bad nothing 10 do but to iol-
low the acknowledged principles OF the party. Eve
ry member should 90 forth from the convention with
the determination uphold those principles. He
knew there was party our midst who would pro-
scribe him 10 a greater degree than the learned gen
tieman who had preceded him-Mr Black But ne
did not care II well known that a foreign pat
ty could never attain the ascendancy m this country
As 10 the fear of certain religious sect, II was
gronndless. They stood 10 twenty-four. hey
had not single representation IN the legislature
Whence, he asked does this fear spring NO where.
Ii in the order of Gods providence they strn me OF
the right TO vote, III change my sentiments Let
them do with me as they please: | viii still beud my
knee and pray for the perPetuy o. American insti-
tutIoHs.
Mr.. R. BiddIe Roberts called on, but had de-
parted few minutes previously.
It was the most harmonious meeting we have ever
witnessed Every Democrat present seemed salts
fed with the proceedings. know-Nothings were a
scarce commodity. The place didn't suit them.
ADVICE TO Know NoruNes.-The Peekskill Re-
yubhcqn advises those few respectable Christian
men, who have been inveigled into the Know Moth
ing sCouucils,' To 'scome out" 1t says:
eeWe are told that some good Christian men have
gone into these Orders, and II would be strange u
they had not. But what OF all that 1t only proves
/ that a very good may sometimes make a fool OF
himself. We would advise all respectable Christian
| men who are in 10 back on; as soon as they can
/ We shall soon have more Pool tragedies II Protesan-
! ism is to leave her spiritual weapons, and resort
10 stabs IN the dark for her defence and support.
! Gy Even the plastic mare OF know-Nothngism
cannot keep the usonists OF New Hampshire togeth-
er Their organ, the Concord Reporter, sends forth
the following dscordant notes;
1 "Aready many perils which threaten the
integrity and existence of the American party IA this
State. They exist, part of them, out OF the State,
and part OF them in the very heart aud organization
/ of the party itself
''In Judgment, fankness and candor are precise
~ what wanted, at the present lunctore, to save
t the American party from total wreck IN the State
/ before il gets into power"
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KENNEL KNow-NoTHiNGs.-T Know-Noth-
ings in the new Borough of kennett Square
have been defeated a; the first election. Il
was generally supposed that they could carry
every thing before them, but unfortunately for
their success a feud broke out amongst them and
the end was defeat We were informed by
good democrat from that quarter that many ol
the X. Ms. have ''quit the lime kiln" and now
are out in open denunciation Of the ORDER
They acknowledge to have been members and
corner up those who deny their membership.
All these things are right and proper, and we
hope TO have the end and beginning the new
party close together.-W Chester Republican
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GREAT FtsHING.-The Burlington Free Pres
relates a new and unique mode OF fishing, whN, I.
has been successfully tried in a front stream ''
northern Vermont, and which we fake pleasure
in recommending TO the attention oi all iopS-
nosed disciples Of the famonS Walton. lheG GS,
covery was made few days aimee by WOO"
chopper in Hydepark. Being thirsty WIN "a
Dor, he chopped hole in the ice OF monn,a" I',
stream, aud laid himself down to drink Hh'e
in the act of imbibing the refreshing iH'a' nN
nose was suddenly and unexpectedly s'Ized .!
hungry leviathan ofthe brook, who buried n>
teeth deeply in the rosy protuberance, wh''a r@ :"
evidently thought was sayory moTSeI' ="
astonished woodcutter, whose alarm enao"'"
him with superhupan strength, threw oP u"
head with jerk, and pulled out upon toe ss sSif
splendid trout, which weighed two and 'Ia,' M
pounds The editor Of the Free Press has 'aI
ed with man who saw the laceraed ana s"O'
len nose, and vouches for the authenuc", -
the story. We do not believe, however l.'i
this mode of fishing will come into voga'' '"i
we advise those of our readers who are DISPOSE
to try it, to wear false noses!
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IL ne IolloWlnS paragraph II eNu
from the Kaom-.Notting correspondence of th"
Cbamhrrsburg WAig, dated Lancaster, April
II, 1885
Prof TIFFANY, the President of the State
Council. made bitter and rather significant
speech to the Convention. He warned the par
ty against the abuses and corruptions that are
creeping into the organization, and declared
that unless remedied it would sink under lis
own weight of venality. He denounced the
legislature as reckless and dishonest twhy didn't
they send the Professor to the Il. ). Senate .
and calculated to destroy any party. He urged
Il more careful observance OF the oathS and 9TH
er regulations Of the order. There was gen.
era debate on the facility with which demago-
CUES We're using the power OF the party for per-
sonal aggrandlzement, and all agreed that some
remedy was demanded, but what that remedy
was TO be, doctors differed strong demoi-
stration was made 10 throw off the secrecy en-
tlrey and act oprnly as other parties, but 1t was
not successful. Many complained that outsiders
knew everything at any rate, and protrSsed Sc
crecy was folly and number stated that the
novelty of the secrecy bad lost its charm and
potency, and unless soon exchanged for more
liberal platform, divisions and disasters must en-
sue. But there were too many axes TO grind for
the success of open action, and We must have a
sworn political party yet little longer-Per-
haps long enough to make thousands OF men,
who sympalhize with the American principles,
feel compelled by their own OF self-Te-
spect, to vote any other tlckect.
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SINGULAR AND AWFUL DEATn.-On Mo'''y
last, young man, a German, about Is vra'. ., :,
age, named George Laur, at Scalp Level IN IT. W
county, fell on to water wheel oil saw ,'., l..,
and was carried through, literally crnsu%o -
him to Jelly. The wheel was what is' W., ',o
leve. called "breast wheel" He was draw
through space of very few inches, aDd garq eSr
pletely ground up.--JOhnsfowa Eeao' 'lf'D
I
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Saturday, April IA, 1888.

TIE REAcTloN.-At MaSontown, Fayette
county, there is Baptist congregation OF be-
tween three and four hundred members. We
are informed BY we'll known and credita5le
citizen of the place, about twn weeks since,
near two hundred ofthe members left the con-
gregation because hr pastor was found 10 be &
Know Nothing -PiHsbUrg Union.
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/. Il. TACkITT
Another Exposure BY a Know Nothing |!

"ForeStviIlr, y. Y. March l9, 1855"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-14
: cr,uont Resolutions.

Two exceptions the democratic party
7iif On b,ye always been in a hopeless ulinoyi-
rt5io-s y, ;s,,s ofihe land have combined agains,
( ~ ~ r,..Snis. n. whigrcry, &ca-and now tliefu-
-, -, alyuatIsr tie name Of i5now-noihiagisn,
: -. n Organized party, to crush these lovers
I. On and supporters of the Constitution.
- reversss aud defeats, after noble efforts
a. lace thcir glorious principles in tic as
- z.,.r9n,l cas-; down they are not destroyed
lg roDle and patr!olic impulses, aud
,a- constitution OF their Country ti7ry
or.suizcS anI tlFowa tee banrer Of
a.. 90 the breeze. We giTe bt-os tAe
zeal q; tsf:ir Ir.e State Convention,
That. as the aemccra;ic ;.ar+s mas in
mai lcrg tIiihf0l 10 its ir'gH MISSION
f..t..,,,s -rregtryia. the ario1 Of the Sts-es.
r.rF!etcc IN us ability 20 cneek all
-. Of authority and every unwarraut-
-rs;s- Of TIE Constitution. and that in
<. .5.av-i5uoTcj }gucts IS the onirssitry
y. ..-rIrcut; therefore, the Democratic
r. yermsal IS pledged 20 me principles
q .,,.ieH Of the national democracy.
~ That wc dcn0Uuc1 and rcpudiate al
6 .,c,na 1n.llcs and mislcd philnn,hropsts
.-.f.nRi parties, eIigving the government
administered expressly for one interest or
,r,, tla: all lave equal rights and privileges,
.l tlgiml to protection. The Constitution
/ ls..,oslyuci 50 rs 10 bcStOw specia! isyors
- r--ri8n Of the con!cderacr, it being Il fed
.,.r,.,. and -uS'aining only federal rc!atioas
-.--l States leaving to the people of each
r,-,:.g-r the exclusive right 10 institute
.-I.,. ,Gr.v own internal affair.
ary That IrIukliu Pierce i'll his admin
f..-'r5 f.r been cmiHcnuy successful, his
.r al! been CUutUTmgd strictly 10 the con-
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4. 7. ELE8S0E,, Professor
To y. S WHITE. - A'thc,aHtica. &c.

= . Z pal : 1890.
pcsR SIN: From an intimate association = two
Z,rr-s feel no Ri station in saying never knew
Icnchel with whom the Boys made more sterling
r,roc-r,ss and who successful - his man
ilr.Iucu! of them, than Mr. r. J. A ,:rLEG.
Ylurz &C. JARED RICE. Teacher
~, " < yy,frr- of lligi Scll,,I' of Va.
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GEO W MEAKIEY
Ard BY Dealer, everywhere. .DI1rch 20


y tONsU!TpiION y, WITHOUT HOND-- NE
most fririG.ly discusses lc,.cor' e;,tdcics)
a'iaualy Carrying thousands to Unti.4cIy graves.
HoT often CDu! the ravarcs Of this arch Destroyer be
tie ullnIna i.pn produced by ordinary cold.
For Coughs Colds sore Ihroats md I'll similar dis
yORANI has lac equal. 1t is not recommended as
tifaibr. but r.adci 5u0u and others 30 hHlc used
and administered IL, bear testimony to is cItylOrdi
nary r-asT. lis know to be guni medicine
and n such j. oG.rcd to u!c public also STA
BLER'S DIAEitNU!A CORDIAL, for diseases OF the
bowels. Soc advertisement in another column, an.
descriptive pamphlets to be bad "r,ts. Price Of
each. OIlv 80 C-nts, or six bottles :Jr 30
February Z 1854
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REMOVAL.
JAMES =. JOHNSON,

- JAMES Z. ,TOffN SON,
TN BOOT ESiD SuOE
~ CFkC-TUIERs
9 ~~-12A Gin the Store Room adjoining pr
Rarn's sjercc, opposite tire 2 ~ t;ilfGs,l fs7 tsst
rc1--ivcd his Sariue. ana SHEn5Iar boots ANiF
SHOES. embracing every stTfc and size, selected
VITA great Gaze CEPTcs tsis Tnartnt. The pub
lie invited 10 eZprle ~ st0Ss. he IS iuliys
isficd il Sili compare ls.gn-5ty VAN tss oi any
Ct!.t. CstaL.ish,aflaf.
Custom veori. .ane .oorfluTs Or sortnosicesiu the
most fashionable style and dslraalc manner.
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BLEEDING or THE LU-NES.
RALEIGH, North Jaro!iau-,

February 5ti4- lscT-
Messrs. mortimer s AIo,rgra ~ DO hereby c"fri.
t. That abbaE twelve mouths ago, was taken with n
scY"rc licEpfElagc o. the Luugs, amt had four 1T
tJcsS of il. ! advised try De- Hampton 3
Vegetable Tinaturc procured b'tlc, and aftcs
taking which. sati7icd that VS. muci. better
a"i after taxing the fourth b,ttl-. entirely
well, and nov enjoy good health did il;
my life. can, and do Without the Ic.st hesitation
recommend die Tincture all PersoaS afflicted in
my way.
Yours, GEO. w. W7EhKLEY.
Call and gel Pamphlets and see cues Of Coughs,
Bronchitis, In a"matsIn. Liver Complaint, Serolua.
As Il female madeleine il IL uurivsIcd. Sold By
J.. VI. SMITH, CnHr.C>stowu.
r.. y. II lHfMOTD, IIarpcrz- Fcg'rT.
/. P. Ia RTAiAN, Winchester.
DR.. MOTT, I.ccsEUry.
&LLENO&G ( son, NcwtOwn.
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Drnth liz

,,-,ss4Iay, thc LIST inst, at the residence Of
] ! 1homas Z. and Mary n. Grccn-aged