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Nem advertisements.

Bridge Notice..
THE undersigned will offer for sale
il the building of a Bridge across the Jer.
ONE Fork, on the road leading from Ashland
to Savannah, hear the old Huffman farm. on
Saturday, the goth of August. at ten o'clock of
said day. GEORGE MCCONNELL
HARVEY FEM,
LUKE SELBY,
commissioners.
August 10, 1856. 3w1O
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Bridge Notice.
Bridge Notice.

h1AuSe NOtkce.
'NHE undersigned will offer for sale
4 the building of a Bridge across a stream
one mile east of Ashland, in Mont gomely tow
ship, at the farm of Elias Slocum, on Tuesday
the End day of September, 1856, at ten O'Clock
of said day. GEORGE MCCONNELL,
HARVEY FEM,
LUKE SELBY,
August 13. 1856. 3wlO commissioners.
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To the Public.

FVERY article usually found in Drug StoresJ
T. can be obtained at the lowest rates. at
the best Drug Store in Ashland County, kept
by DULIN d CRANE,
In the Sampsel House Store Room,
Main Street, Ashland, Ohio
April 3Oth. 1856. 47tf
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Notice to Teachers.

TIME Board of School Examiners of Ashland
l. County will hold the following Examina-
tions during the year 1856, at Ashland, in the
Union School buildings, viz:
Tba Lot G.fur1auUOf Ionuorr
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WOODEN FACTORY
WOOL for MANUFACTURING!

DIRECTORS OF THE ASHLAND UNION MILLS &:
Jacob Grail, Leander Carter, J. B. McKennan,
]. w. Boyd, II. Luther, L. ]. Spreugle,
Jonas Freer.
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To Painters.

A Choice article of Linseed Oil, Leads, Var;
n nishes and Painters materials of oil kindsi
kept constantly on hand and for sale cheap dt
DULIN & CRANES Drug Store.
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MOTIONS and Fancy Articles of all kinds
IN kept constantly on hand by
DULIN & CRANE.
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To the Ladies'.

4 choice selection of Handkerchief Perfh:
N meries. Fancy Soaps, Colonies, Whiteand
Coloring powders, hair, nail and tooth Brush;
es, Dressing Combs, of superior quality and
pattern, fancy Jets, DC, for sale by
DULIN d CRANE.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
Ist. Sheldon 1. Kellogg, of Hamilton.
ed. Henry F. Sedan, of Hamilton.
Sd. David Clark, of Montgomery.
4th. j. Il. Thomas, of Darke.
5th. Edward Foster, of Williams.
9th. Michael H. Davis, of Clermont.
It'll. William Crossen, of Warren.
9Th. William Kebshner, of Clark.
9Th. George E. Seena, of Seneca.
10th. LeviDungan, ofJackson.
IIth. Alfred McVeigh, of Fairfield.
18th. Jacob Sigh, ofFianklin.
18th. John Tiff. of Huron.
18th. John G. Myers, of Ashland
18th. Joseph Burns, of Coshocton.
18th. James NJ. Gaylord, of Morgan.
18th. Benjamin P. Spriggs, OfNoble
18th. AIphonso Hart, Of Portage.
18th. Henry B. Dodge, of C~uyahoga.
Goth. GeorgeG 6. Gilett, of A~shtabula,
2lsA George Cook, of Harrison.
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Delegate to Wing Convention at the time Scott
was nominated
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FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATE
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Democratic Presidential lectOrS.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM ENNON.J r. of Belmont.
ALEXANDER r. MILLER, OF Butler.
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Foreign Fruits.

ENIGS, Dates, Citrons, English C~urrants, Raj
Il sins, Prunes, DC, a very choice lot, just
received Mt
DULIN d. CRANES Drug Store.
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Just Received,
Yankee Notions.

i large supply of Choice Teas, Cigars, To-
IN baccos, DC, by DUEIN & CRANE.
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The Truth at Last.

,mment is unnecessary.
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NAVY DKPARrAssr,


DROPOsITIONS will be received by burea
February, for The following articles for the United
eT mississippi 10 be delivered al tDe ysTd. New York
Two vertical tubular boilers be made the best charcoal
bloom boiler plates lube sheets bo half neh bottoms
and ash pits 1tesni shell eeegbths Of inch in thick
All the external parts be double rveed
sides where IL used In
the legs, water hotioms steam chimney. .. AIS r-.
The crowns ana sides Of shell 10 be ened by ron from which
Tn. braces lead. i.
The boilers will be about one-af
about eleven and deep Twelve and half
eel high 10 be furnished with the and hand hole
plates furnace, nue. and daper bearers for
securing boilers 10 hs chip, be tested when
drauic pressure OF 3o lbs per square inch.
The tubes 10 furnished by and TO be
contractors the being responsible all tubes e0ndaH
ned o their deiee and the for all condemned from
bad workmanship,
The price per pound weight OF
Also, tho pound for such iron
quired and boilers Of sand dry sand OF
and or and ogate aud for composition
inga, (of copper and tn.)
The patterns be furnished by the government.
whole subject
inspection and approval Of such The department
point.
drawings Of h boilers will be furnished bidders application
The department @
Payments will he made third their estimated when
The boilers hall completed when
tested satisfactorily by For castings when delivered and
approved
when they complete deliver The work Bond and
work and fuldment of the contract.
an
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un,ted states Patent Once,

IN the petition of g. Buick OF New York. praying
OF patent granted to hun the 23d af March
for pressing hay" &C. for
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
on the 13d day OF March, A. d. 1855
IL petition heard the Patent Office
Monday, 10Th March 10 O'Clock, and
appear they
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
required die
ojr specially forth In writing,
before the day OF hearing all testimony hed BY either party
The said hearing taken transmitted
with the des Of the Office which will be furnished
application, -
The testimony the will be closed the s9h of Feb
ruary dispositions, and other relied testimony,
be nihce the
the arguments, " amy, within days thereafter.
notice be published IN the Unon, intel
gencer and Evening stHr, Nashneton o. hgu Baltimore
Evening Apus Punns vana Journal Of Commerce.
three
weeks previous the h OF March the day hranur
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
Ps-Edors The above papers will please copy, aud
bIs Pa,sn Once, with paper containing ths notice
Jan
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United States Patent OiEee,

w
IN the Taylor of idge Massachusetts,
for the OF patent granted to him the 2eh
May ei2 Improvement in brushes for dress
warps for from ie expiration of said paent
which tab place the 2sth day of May, 1e56
ordered the he heard the Patent Office
Monday The iah Of May at IL O'Clock, and ell ersons
notified appear show have why said
petition ought 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Oce objections, specially writing. twenty
days before The day Of hesng all testimony filed by either
the said bearing be taken transmitted In
cordance with The OF the ohce which will be furnished
application.
the be closed the I'd of May depo-
ons and Other relied Testimony must be filed in
the office before the morning Of that days the Arguments
any within days thereafter.
Ordered also, this notice be published in the Unon Ine
Evening WusbinRo ID. G. Argus Baltimore
Philadelphia, ia Joanai Of Commerce. New York
NJ Post Boston, Massachusetts, week for three
cessve weeks the m of May next the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
SEdtos Of the above papers will please aud send
their bills The Patent Oce with containing this notice.
InnI nWlM
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No 55Ol
" SWAMP and Overlooked Lands,

DUBLIC NOTICE Pursuant Instructions OF
Of the ntero public notice - hereby that
a
September 1850 entitled Of A.
and other sntes, reclaim the ands within
and sthe afford WIN portions
lRpds selected undoT said dry aRd ~ for
opportnniyto Introduce evidence al lands selected
approval whereof be Within
date hereof, win be certidcd and paeuied
such objections contemplated by above made
OATH and hed with the receiver
office General neces
spy nfhdssts Of sat Oficsrs.
The following classes OF land objection
lEt Lands entered cash. located military bounty
after the passage
prir he passage o March, r
aef Of puchaers swamp and
LANDAU
Lands already patented swaup law
objection raiscd testimony must
receiver Of Office time after
Of said months they appont
of the COMMISSIONS of the General Land 0tes.
swamp ovetfowed open TO inspection
during regular business of the Land Onice
the ~ Washington this Of
December, 1855. THOS. A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner u the General Land OfRce.
Ian lo--IA -" -
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United States Patent once,
wusb, nutnp Ianuasy a

nm the petition of Jonathan Read Of Alton Illinois, praying for
" a 18th March,
si2, Improvement TeapBg machines
from the expiration OF said patent, which takes place the ah
day of March, le56-
IL ordered that the said petition he heard the Patent Once
Monday, ID March IL O'clock
notified and show they have
why said petition ought be granted
Persons file The Patent
Office their objections specially forth writing least twenty
days before testimony filed by either
be the said hearing taken and transmitted In
cordsnce with The rules Office which will be furnished
pieaton.
The testimony will be closed the 2st of Feb
deposions and other relied testimony
must be flied in the office before The morning of that day. the
arguments, If any, within days thereafter.
Ordered published in the UHion Inei
gencsr and Evening STAR Washington c.; Argus, Baumoe
Pennsyva ian, PHILADELPHIA Pa Journal Of Commerce. New
York and Enquirer, Cincinnati Ohio, week for three
successive weeks previous ID of March The day OF
hearing ..-....
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioners Of Patents.
aEditors OF the above papers will please copy and send
their bills Office, paper containing this notice.
II
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Nirginia Land omce.


IN conformity yhgnia lso page 4ei section
49, a. hereby All whom
appears certificate Of the pschrator of the city Of Petersburg
9Th day Ian ss and received into the land office
on the ab January held
~ Deeenh 1855 the following lots In the e of Petersburg, of
Oara died sezsd, have been found eschoad TO
this Com annvralth, wits -
let the late residence of said o'ara,
tanning brick dwelling pnin on MARKET
ruunK - feet north 20 feet tence eastward
" ~ fe with sma and sfIninng " BY 70 eet
3D. atioinins he Rbovet on the
The hrst No. !, SSH feet on MaTRst street
about ~ feet heing 2o iset
deep he second No 20 feet front and rea on MAket sree
being Marker street hack le0 fst dssp on
the south line frnm MARKET hack III feet deep
3D. Ono side Of 0onors aley W ret
un' bounded north the ens by afrss
lot On the south by Marshh lot M..#l.. ..a . i.
an One short Market street, devised ~ said
OHaa hy Mra brick dwelling nc thereon,
on wrs de oC Short 10 feet front and and
Ming back 70 et with 0eot alley running from The 10 Low
' "a, PARKER.
Jan l9-lpw6w Res'r Land once,
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Unitsd states Patent once,

washington, January II, 1900
IN the petition of Alonzo c. Arnold of Nowsk, Connecticut
praying patent granted TO him the 2sd
April 1874 in "punehng machines for
FOR from the expiration Of
patent, place 23d April 1866
ordered thai the sad petition be heard at the Patent Once
April IL ocock and all
nn6ed appear and shaw they have why
said petition ought 10 be granted.
oppoNg required file In the
Ofc. their objections specially forth writing at least twenty
day ofhrang; all testimony filed by either
taken and transmitted accord
office, which will be furnished aPp
cation.
testimony in the viii be closed the 9Th Of March
depoons papers relied testimony be flied
office before the Of that days the II
any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered also that this notice be pubhed in the Union lnte
goncpr Evening star, Washington d. o. Angus baltimore
Evening Argus, Philadelphia, PA. Journal Uf Commerce,
York and Daily Post, Providence, X. week Gr
reyious the 7 Of April the day
fhesring - --..-
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
sEdtors of the above will please and send
their bills Patent Once, win paper containing t
Jan Is-law3w
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The name Of person viii be entered our books uhess
Ihs pAs lasal ofhs subscription bs asads IN dssnec,
Distant sesssnbets ay oward ts money leusr the postage
Of which will be paid u and JiEisk sssuaed b co ~
sale transmission. H."#H. #.
The COUNTRY PAGER published ri weekly during the
slons oi Consssa, and semi erkiy dasg the
Subscriptions for period less year viii BE- received
pTopoltioned 10 the above annual rates
0y-PoSTMAsTERs aulhonzsd agents and,
BY sending DAILY subscnbe with $50 snelosedi
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with s2S enclosed, will be
uhed n copy gratis. ..
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There being choice, Mr. CLAY moved that the voting
should be viua pocs
Mr. BUTLER and Mr. CLAYTON could not consent 10
reverse the uniform practice OF the Senate in this matter
Mr. CLAY withdrew his motion the request Of several
senators.
Mr.. BAYARD expressed his determination on the next
ballot TO vote for the candidate who had heretofore
ceiyed the greatest number of votes. ... .u...
Mr. PRATT said that last year he had voted for the
didate Tor printer who then elected and he would
now continue TO vote for the person If there any
possibility OF his election He found that those who had
formerly stood by him had abandoned him. and lie should
accordingly change his vote in order 10 end this contest
Mr. BROWN stated that he had only voted in blank lie
had reasons for voting Mr. Nicholson He had said
all along that he could for him. and he
stick TO Il 5 .. .,u ... 'r...#. =. ......
The Senate then proceeded to the fourth ballot with the
folio wing resugt. #s.E H# G1##- I' E ..#
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no TBE LAD ESMr. r. l.. HARPER, % Broomnsld street
Boston, has Just received choice o
elegant embroidered bail dresses, latest Padsan sty
which universally hdaifed
then able sappy drand takes this opportunity
inom The ladies that he Just opening fresh
white and appropriate fsr bridal
ho d-ses cinufes ospotsr csars mantles nc a Of
which and vnH
rty o. wreaths of flowers, feather flowers &c.
RThs y the ony house the Unled States
can be obtained.
RosroE, Jsnuary s. 1855.
yan s--2mwqw "
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MISS HUNKLEY's HOpR-Ths Testtn,nny n N E..
~ capped Novice om the sistethood of St. Jpseph Emmiits
hu Maryland the Moher House Charity III,
United States By Josephine NJ. nnHkiey. a..
Edith Allen, Sketches Of in Virginia by Lawrence Ne
vile al. -
sra. Dictionary, IONS ofhs elegant or season
Cloth, ~ moroccn yira, at9
host Of novelties for Christmas al .#. ~ r..
NJ, TAYLOR AMAURYs
A ApeeH Bookstore, ph street,
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United states ,'atcnt Once,
Washington. January y,

I'M the petition or Zephpnish Boswoh Hauner
" for the aston Of granted the 9Th
kp, tei "cOnsTucung heating
for from the expiration OF said patent, which
place the 9Th day of April, le56-
IL ordered that the said be heard the Patent
Monday the etth of March nert ~ O'Clock,
notified and show they
hare, why anid petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing fe In the Patent
0ee their objections specially forth in writing
day before the day Of testimony filed by either
be used the said hearuu
with the rules of the Office, which will be furnished ap
| cation.
The testimony In the will be closed I4 oMarch
ostions and other papers relied testimony be
hed IN The office before Of that the
| Hunent W any, within days thereafter |.'' '
Ordered a~o that this published the uninn nte
and Evening Star, Washington, D. G. Argue Baltimore
Byehina Aruus PhdsIphH, Pennsylvania Journal Of Commerce
New York and Enquirer, Ciucnna, Ohio, week f1i
three successive weeks pisvous the oh of March nsS
day Of hearing. IN ARLEs MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
ps.Edos OF The above papers viii please copy
bills the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
4 Ian A-law1w
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Library Editions.

TUE undr'vnsd osrs for sale moderate rFiees hnr
collection Of almost all the standard Euash American
lhors poetry and hne library COPIES
Illustrated others in rich calf bindings English
editions imported by himself direct London. -.
Dec FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ITUrICE is hereby givrn that will amply q the
acre
tasa bounty wauant isurd under aeptsubsr
tss apd biuS3, OF
vss aan los which has assigned
ylsiged, or lncsted by me, or by my authority.
ysn Is s-Iax6n JOHN ROSS.
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THE RUSSIAN Enpnsp-us resource. poy.rp,

RUSSIAN EMefHE--tts resources, m
4 and poiicyy by n I" LOCKER on America.
Merry Od England aud her History, by Miss Julia Corner
Cotton II King by m American,
The Merchant Vessei saor
Man ofwaI Life boys experience Tho United navy
Renourds History Of fMedene translated ny Cornelius q Co
megys, M. H. FRhNCR TAYLOR
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nrr.. mo,y,t,,s n,v uooh

MIMIC Life Before Behind Cutana Series OF Mar
III raves ny INNS Cora Ritche formerly Mrs al
Ballads by Thackeray. rs cents ...# :.
lust published. For sale At TAYLOR a MAURY,s
Bookaorp. nenr OH st
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II being ono O'clock Mr. FOOT called for the special
der.
Mr. PRATT moved to postpone further baloting for
printer until tomorrow. ..... .. .ra
On this motion Mr. CLAY called for the yeas and nays
which being taken the motion not agreed to-yeas
"a, nays 2s--as follows 5..rm.t..
YEAS-Nessrs Adams, Bell OF New Hampshire, Bell Of
Tennessee Brown, Clayton Coamer, Crittenden Dukee,
Fesenden, Fish, Foot Foster, Harlan, Houston Jones Of
Tsnnessee Pesroe Pratt Seward, sumner, Thompson OF
Kentucky, Toombs Trumbul Wade and Wil.on--A
NAYS-Messrss Allen, Benjamin, Bggs, Beler Bright,
Hunter Iverson johnson, Jones Of iowa. Mallory, Mason
Pugb, Rusk Sebastian SdeIl, Stuart, Thomson Of New
Jersey, Toucey, Weller, Wright, and Yuee--2s.
The Senate then proceeded to ballot the third time with
the following result
NT.a ~ rp. ..xa ah,tco
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: GEUgGE n. FOX,

Eew York Metropolitan Tiaoring Estbislmsnt.
Military Navy Depot 5sl Broadway (oppotte
the Metropolitan Hotel)
OR; Allow the OF paciRg before
~ uce, The offering beet services iaIo
supply of military
United cilsns dress
engaged making uniforms for the miay and
also the according 10 the written and pn iu-
suucuons and official drawings 70 me latest as received
by ,he Navy, and War departments in Washington,
10 fyoa should feel tpased to favor me w any ders you
experienced and
hitting The very eeft Eaesh and French cloths cashmere
gold treble gilt buttons the lowest possible
cash have, employed hrsi
gold embroideer sk moeskin beaver chapeau, ciot
and general rgnena makers; English FRENCH
American panaoons
daing OF military naval Officers
clothing outhng business 60 the United
you officers, cusiome attached the aory, dra
infantry ornaee and engnesrs sc. also personally
kuowu OF the officers attached ships
namely, Caroina Mississfpp Princeton
lanto, ST. Lawrence, Baadysine, Niaeennss yanda
Congress Germantown, Independence Macedonia Futon LeIng
Fedouta Uonstuip GyaRe Relief Perry, Porpoise,
Guiding senemes the heads OF the departments
be Of both houses OF Congress- also ministers penp
secares and attaches Of legations, the English, French, aud
other foreign military aui
subscribe grateful obliged
GEORGE p. FUN.
We hearH Is the intention Of Mr. FOI visit city a
hence. Jan IS eodW
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EEsEHhL AGEaCY AT WAsBisGrOs--Ths sui
serihe ormery of Richmond, Virginia. having esiabish
ONCE In Tits city, street, Of
Department. tenders his services claimants govern
especially or revolutionary
aud pensions under the ofCongTess
purchased the Of David DOrriBgon
he has perhaps the ony iudsr which
revolutionary papers in the first AUDITORS
Richmond lie has also copous index
other public Offices Ia bs Capitol OF Virginia These,
sccumuistons from other Of twenty years.
title htm that W claim iuisted him Just, win
able so~ ~ where the claimant himself be entirety
unable do ..a. M. 49,
of3d March, 1885, gyns acre,
nf land TO sI who bae who served
charges viii be very moderate. FELIX RCHARDs.
....w -....... nKFERkrCrS.
Hon Henry A. wso, Acconac, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond Virginia
lanes e Beaih late Commissioner OF Pensions, Richmond
Virginia.
Stafford n. Parker, Rchmond, Virginia.
Hon John s. fendsion, Yiginia.
Hon Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D, @
william J. ward esq Baltimore,
lewis 1inherlake, esq. New York
Mny~h 7-dSepIys
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fTHE North Amertcau W.vtevv.-Puhshed uuarefly, on
the h day. January, Ap July, October, uunben
I" nearly three hundred pages esch i've dollars year
Contents ef No CLS&, for January, 1856.
Article Lie, Services, sad Works or Heny wheaton.
" BartH's refIres ~ EuTope
- 2, statistics of In-snttyiu Massaciusetta
il" T. SYDNEY smith.
I" 8. The Rnntsh Hierarchy
" 6. Ut~tory Of the Jacobin Club.
% Z. NArou's
'' p The Pacific Railroad.
a" y, American Poetry.
" 10 germsn Emigration o America
:" ~. Critcai offices.
The North American Review has i7ot,
her, having been published without lntemon fr ,rs nae %
yesfs far the oldest American periodical devoted 10
srse md science, and its rspu has steadily siS
uiuca both 10 Tits country md in EUROPE
the uaitsd appropriate Department, sonoaS m
the pubishersbY PRANCK TAYLOR
Ian ~
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GEORGE w. DOgELt., Attorney and Counsellor at
tw, United eisont c"ninissoncr, commissioned
faf nosr Claims. No. ~ Wall strcot New York.
hon NeisOn JastRs Omitted States supreme Court
Hoa g. Plea United General !. g. Tosn, Corp
ssgassrs Unitsd stnies W. Blur solicitor the Ccur
q claims r. a. Gtst and Major Arnold Harris, Washing
city. Oct t0-WF&Sun3m
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Orders for tickets and shates and certificates packages In the
lotteries will the aenuon
of zach drawing will he immediately after
all who order ftom Address, .-
p. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Jan 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
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A. q. p Nicholson, having received majority Of the
votes cast was thereupon declared duly elected,
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.

Uders or hckets and tares and OF pckas IN h
will the aeution and
drawing will be sent Immediately after 1t Is
10 all who order from
Address r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Wilmington, Deaware.
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Eep York Metropolitan Tutoring Estbtishmsnt.
United States Military Navy Depot 5a Broadway ppoti
the Metropolitan Hoel)