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La2p Ys&r- A tiasty Marriage
The Village Record, published in Ches-
ter county, Pa, says, we have noticed for
some time, in different quarters, accounts Of
the proceedings Of the ladies, under the IL
cense of leap year-such as taking the gen
tIemen out seishiag, escofting them home
paying bills &c., but the richest joke that
We have yet heard, occurred few days
ago at Chatham, in our own county OF
Chester. A gentleman by the name Of Ba,
shel, accompanied by his mother, were Wis
ting in Chatham, and in the course Of the
day became acquainted with lady OF very
PFepossessing appearance, Miss Calhhrne
Jaqnette, residing in the village. Couyers-
ing on matrimony and kindred subjects for
a time. Mrs. Bashel jocularly inquired of
heI son how he should like to take Mss J i.
home as his wife, to which he replied
be should like it excee lingly. TIE lady
Immediately replied that shs WAS vii.
ling, that the matter rested entirely with
him, and proposed that they should be uni,
ted without delay in the holy bands of wed
lock. The Gentleman being somewhat smit.
ten, { a clear case OF love AT first sight) con
sented, and they repaired to the parson's
where the twain were made one lesh.'
When the ceremony had been performed
and the usual Zee, handed over, the blush.
ing bride remarked tia; it was cheap Job,
but the groom. in whose mind some mis-
givings were arising. and unmindful of the
prize he hsd obtained. replied that it was
mot 50 cheap after all That evening the
happy couple went to singing school 10
the village, and then returned to their homes
but the blooming Mrs. Bashel lid not re.
turn in the same sleigh with her husband,
having resolved to dissolve the partnership
inAtanter, and treat the Wedding as all 1
joke!' The groom departed for Ohio, where
he owns an estate, minus his better half
| and SO the matter stands. The uconsider
ate Clergyman, who united the couple, re
turned the marriage fee to the groom
Young people should be cautious how they
hastily tie the siiken nct---it is not always
SO easily undone. The 'Courtiug' process
should generally precede the weddiug--ac.
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A FIRST RATE LOVE STORY.

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.aa...1a ron gHl ,na,a-s1 559-s Ho7slI7
~ ,1, fo. goreeier.d ..l .-aai. s,agg
one aafh' RAINY morning 40 N HoVemoer' We = W
as our old friend was looking composedIy
at tn cheerful Ere in The crate Of his count
mo room really 'indnlyinr II some serious
"a l.3gF1gl. "a I'LL ID. ], a.
si''o''o'S U ''tS Ou ''0 "os 20 n '"'u' '1 '"' "a"
tut"re' 100 gehtlemleh presented hithse'i
and enqulred for Mr.. Bremen. The old
gentlemen uttered not word but merely
hoowed Thera VIA tbat in bii Iooks which
said oeI am he 4aHG'4s0 A4e BIS.
Tia sf,s r. e,er n,igbt baya baar som tbirtv
Years of ABE Ha was dressed in Black a
u orrn no we4d VI, W. On n. hat and there
vas q something II his aanneafapce Il which
seemed to indicate that Ills friend whose
loss he leplored had recgntly departed -
IKE LETTER of iatfodlust;on wbicb he presep !.
ted to MI Bremen nWya Wyas duieklv vet care
4, Il ner,,segr egrs1qa4b qa4bd al i, vas sopev Al
unique We shalitake the liberty Of submit.
n5jt IL tbe' iarsneci;oo of tbe readeI. 3. D3igl
'o 1r'spoa teti'a - II mo- =, - 10
g"Friepd Paul--Tbis viii introduce to
thee .ohslles Copeland.r9 He has come to
thy cry IN pursuit OF ous'ness; have
a9o%n g %,,, nlui ,.pon yOs'n W, an 10y ~S
,lol IA sLoIl III loan asn,7o byol,e sroad
If thou canst do anything for him thou
rOayest preadven'ure benefit tbysslG and
cause 70 ir,eJo,ce' q. .9ga VI ~. l,na 40
hmnlq1n io''ASf @Ap !.m1e prg' !, if,s aa,1t $3.50
.t,, not a,J,n ~, oaa =. J5f aIJ ,ia
IL roo,ajs, Il 4, .rys, 10 - s.fd b ~
A - r.u,4 ! .,Iir!gt.s af,1dI,d f,,dod 'n,ft ~ H. i,.t
=. af III, naon,r : aasop;ata f af f,, Iorn,a,
49, .o,a M;4ahta ,ood-eor ! o,,.rte..~ '., ~
.,;,,;sar ~ 81 a,,,h;s .,.o.. - n,;,, a.,
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E9~ The kos are real live Beauties Il
is said that in this and several other states
they are trying to SO shape the na:urdlika-
tton laws as TO compel the Dutch ane Irsh'
to apply to the United States courts in or
der to become yotersl This win make the
process cost each applicant some forty OF
dity dollars; and this amounts to positive ev.
idepce that the kos 60 for diSirauchisement.
The party adopting such an Infamous en-
actment will be remembered.
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z little Story.

One morning young Macgregor, the son
OF an old chief,aia residing at CIenurchy.
went ont, with party Of his elansmen, to
shoe: on the moors. During the day. they
fell in with young gentleman By the nsme
OF lamont, and towards night idyited him
TO 20 wiki them to an inn. for some refresh
ments. All went pleasantly and merrily
for some time, aud then quarrel arose a.
bout some triae,7 between Mscgregor and
the stranger over their wine. In moment
swords were drawn, and the first pass Mac
greTor fell deadl bemont made his escape
and fed, 5ht was ferceiy pursued By the
friends OF the man lie had slain. All night
long he ran through toe highland country
and in the morning sought refuge a! the
frst house be saw. An old man was stan.
ding in the door. "Save my TfeN painted
ont Lamont; IL ar pursued BY enemies. +"
a''Whoeyer you are, you are safe here. ;"
replied the man, taking him IN, and com
mehdirg him to hi, wife and daurhtars.-
But presently the Macrregor came W, and
told tie generous host that his only son had
fallen in a q1arral, and thar he was har-
borRs lhe murderer For a moment the
poor cid father bowed lis face in his hands,
crying out bitterly: "Ob, my son, my
sonP' His wife and daughters burst into
sobs. and strieks; the clanstnen pressed
foraaed. with curses and threats toward
Lamcut, who gave hin1selfup for oSt. when
the caieftaih stsraly waved them back Say
ing .a.o@ ltaf ... .'t7s
"Be q4iet; let no man touch TIE yonth!
lie has the Macgregor's word for his safety,
and, as God lives, he shall be safe while he
is in my house"
He faithfully kept his word; anil even ac-
companied Lamont to lnventary. with a
guard. and having landed him on the other
side of Lock Fyne, said:
lamont you are now safe; keep out Of
the way of my clan. / can no longer protect
you, and noy Cad forgive ydu."
The happiest part Of this story is, tina!
when new persecution Of the Macgregors
broke cut, and the old chief OF ClenarchY,
was driven from bis property, he and his
family were offered home in the house OF
! Lamont, who ever after devoted himself to
the work OF attonng to the poor exiles, for
wrong he had done them
! Dear children, lei US bless the good God,
! who 10 all agas, and in all Countries, has
implanted such generous and beautiia! sen
/ timeals in Il e human heart.
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AF-Whsn d mere sversiGer writes. he
commonly steers th. sense of Bis lines By
The rhyme that - AZ, ihe end oitAcm, Is
butchers, do calves by tho tall n hs
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MASONIC .MOTTGE.,,

eHri Il u ,poR lJgqARRIsoN LODGE,
ha.. # s9lM< aaaA ~ No. 2l9 Of Free and
&8sE NV sSDA accepted Masons meets
%aB4 sx reguiar on the first and
S58Zl4AS SSEyZ Py Sss,s%. third Tuesday of eveiy
ezsHSFS6e FRHiFfvEs snsntll the Odd Fellows
s1s Hall 80, !. ;,
~ N~TN%%l w. M.
N. A. HANNA, Secy.
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i. PHILLIPS & SOr

's.'4 L. PHILLIPS Il som. .fl "
= MT ANUFAC1URE ERS Of boots att Shoes and
Iva dealers ip Trunks and travelling sacks. Mo.
rocco n kid-skins lining and binding do. Pegs
Nails. thread and shoe-findings generality keep con
family for sale an assortment Of the above articles,
atthef old stand otosie the Public Offices. atlAet
tsCadiz, o,APalsll. 1855, l95 a1irll t3E 4at
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6zrlhere u . man IL Indiana 90 shin
that. when tbe sheriffis after him, be ciawls
into bis life and looks through the touslla
hole. ss
~. sSs3syg -g@~ESea-sy y Ga
The name pi of ths man Ii Vermont Who
feets fees. Ais geese % irsa dlipgs. and ga,Apxs
steel see peluss lis troai rem thslr Wigs, i sharp. I
1tae Festiest trimming for woman
yQEEss.i4 i good hnm1fat face, \ y rs :
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,JOSTAEZ M. ESTEp.

a TsTyt o e. 2;3 nj Y "A. * z? z ,-1a ,:,43, "
1TU 3v3.. ha1 CADM. olgOE% " IL '''.2
C0IJ ECT[ONS in this and adjoining CQnnlie:
carefully Intended TO- ana specia attention givent
coxyEyANoiEe. ltiIs+sT ~ Gee y, 4o2t !,
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Avs OF the United states Relative. To The P.h,,,
~ Ian 1comres 10 isSwi the Confress ofths
sc., &c. 7 vol 90.
Continuation Of above complete 10 Is, vol e.
American state Papers Relative 10 the Pphc Irnd.
nent, legislative and executive, that subject volumes io
$50.
mencemeut 70 lr53 a. s#
Laws nsde by he Colonies and Siae rom 1883 70
sii, relating % indiana and iudisn rfsrs. vol o.
ofcial Opinions othe Attorneys General from se TO 1850
vols. 81 30.
Laws, Gharr ard 0rdnances Of Greet Bren, France
aud Span, relating Public Lands In their respective oio
mics coiiecied by Joseph ", White 2 vols 81 80.
Jopsons Institutes 81 TIE Civil Law Of Spain vol London
schmidt's Civil Law ~ Spain and Mrrico vol -.
Rockwel Temptation o spsnis I'D Mexican Law In relat
y Ninps md Re- Titles. vol ~ 30.
werterr and Northwestern states
cerniwa Iands. Tides. dc. vol. III ~.
H-fx-s Nila'y Rouny Land and Pension Lave
United vol - %.
Tr,d.r,s psrsfpn ard pnunty Land IHws. vol a.
neruettr prnaien Lave = vol. - 50
Mayo and Moulon's Psnsios and Bounty Land Laws.
81 So ... ...
Eore Diecoratio Rasapsdo Dc Legislation Jurrudspoa
2 vnls Md sB
The viyiris Pay Muster siHrs entitled 10 Land
Jsnto rRArcK TAYLOR
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rr,e.smar-rne Great European Discovery,

PROTECTED by royal letters Of England and secured by
the seals n Eco dc Pharmacies de Paris, and the Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna 7,
rsema No The remedy for general and local debility loss
Of vine decay, and all the Distressing consc
quanees arising from early abuse &C. i,s effects are aciaus
aannood lid vie would not
impaired, deene Of die II Treseraa
adopted physical nprduiens hike mag
nnu-ncr, rendering bs
terng the marriage suite. H..
No completely and entirely eradcaies all
which aud BIS have
an,dote health Of portion the pop
ulution
No lis the European remedy for that class
disorders wiei the English physician with
inevitable destruction Of the paents constitution
and which all saIsapaIia Ia the world
Nos devoid SMELL
all nau@entng qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected -
cncs, - each divided separate
mnisiered by Vaipeau LalIs Inland, Roux, &C.
and RETAIL Mr. H. A. Barrow, No. 81
street Canal New York, specially appointed
for the United States and
nts Of America. Immediately receiving remittance
Mr.. any part world
writer
Reiaii agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dlM
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Nassau Hail college Of New Jersey, Princeton.
ashoaia suld sequxiassseo se iossot,
And neses S.sagni 10 mia
Should auld aequsin,asce b. fsryols

shoaid suld sequxassseo be Forgot
~ nsyes bssaghi 10 mia
Should aud seqasinsasee BE- t,fsoh
And days - AUD lang syns."
The members Of Inc senior The ending Ia Jane, eS
he un enong Joae, lsJ me soph hofe
ne class % me
ending hereby requested 10 assemble ia
alDsnn, D. o., BY the d Of March, A. ~ 1857 a. me latest
brighten the links chain aud ffienashn winch ue
tide entirely srehsnse once ois " hs.
lives eins aud ympahy and lament The untney late Of
Of their ptoAai~in2 eoapesIs.
preliminary ss,ius OF the self sppointed committee VII Dc
heid "n the nrrt Aond Ia September, D. ieo inc uh.a
ii,s Ch.sDa Fourth and Fith suees
which those mrabe The whom be COO
invited TO attend when the VIII be
adopted 20 secure MS full ndaDce possible
la the this Is addressed wiz be
fafah III. mall with
their respective post onhees
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., ChaiSmal Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. BART, NJ. a.,
Phii@delphia Pennsyisania
J. NEWTON LiGHTNER.
Of ane .sler, Pennsyiyania,
PHILIP PENDLEroN,
Of Winston Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL y. RICHARDS,
OF Bast, iron aud Glass Works, N.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Jorx wKIDsAE, OF Lebanon, Pa. Secretary.
March 27-lawtNat3 [Inteiiigen
the civilized world
their editorial lun1s,
through The d.
globe and all throughout the unied
requested sra,uious insertion
casionay his date and the Sd Of March A. D. 1881
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ALENWOU CHM ~ he = -Oice Ma. ly2 Pennsy wants
avenue, Of III the Savings Bank. TIN
ceehrscd Greenwood
New york. and situated tr bish ground dnnt ana
mile If the Capitol Capitol street leading directly
the gateway This received charter Con
sppropaing their ground rvr burial nasit
title prohibiting alt encsOachnn
legislation ohr~e, which OF importance % those who
wish their dead iDf q
ecome custom in all cites when the bda ground bac0n't
Euabe for oher sell H. md throw the dead
ltscuousy large and legal
titles given ground.
NJ Ofca open ffSm 10 H. pamphlets, with
the charter and by laws and all other inoatl can he
obtained all ie with VIZ James r. ar
No. 40 Seventh undertaken VIII be
Inne t7-dy
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
u - 11sllI

80 SYfksss&kY2 4X1|PyekY
'rtme between Washingson and Wheeling but I7i
Running time bsOsen Washington and Cincinnati q hours
Washington,
THE Railroad, having greatly improved
fullest
eeI between washington baltimore and all Portions OF the West
Tn. trains from Washington and
ans bound West " BamoTr awaSs promptly ade at me
Ma nsro This The ouIy change Of required between
Ss at a.1 s n% saa and sSa rs
there tw,h the pas-ense',l wh"g ehas for those hodnn
washington daily e m, and An p M on Sundays at the
Whrenns with CEN
rRt OH aAlLaoAD, running from Beilaire, the Ohio,
CoUMaUs These trains "o""sc' a, Newark with the Nr~arI
aan.hea and sandusy raIrond for 5andossy Toledo, Detroit
Al railroad fast
vLLE, ac x-aia Lie Miami railroad, counrxion is
ss rs 'ns ". ' s. a ad 70 T Lau 1'F
Parster- holding through tickets for Memphis Vek,bure,
ed CHcnnnn mail the ono
ck"is fur Granville Caro- and a. Louis sold by this
fue CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi
whs,lne aud wessr tiofy m'iss) where with
'ns Cleveland aud ~ 'hu,s o''rsd 4 made
Taye.f notice tba while h- Is the only
aroduE es"- aud en- cks 10 Wasinstn Is also The
the great West, Te DISTANCE from asnstou 10 incipn~n i
hut G3 nes, eeas ahou 90 miles sorr han other
PR ny through Washington Wheeling. 50 s.
w T"irad 30 ~ slesnsr oa, Gineiaaaa s indiansp"
s d Sas 40 sa Ls 40 s 49, sua " sS
O. Wv oII.Hsr, 80, &c.
Cumberland, bedford Springs, Oakland and
pa-srnee aa, leave Wa h"si%a at O. a o. Il For the
urin ron ash,nst,n
further information, through tickets &c. apply TIL,
JOHN u. DONE,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
y5-dn ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
hear ErnrainAbnrn FREDERICK 0onnfn MI

IE annns session ~ studies This
14h Aususi, and
terms TOR board and shO payable
ely IN advance There
iHr nad als Spanish italian German and Latin
tor me rna department of
ace are sl0o pay abe hair yepIy ADVANCE.
L'uers Of Inquiry should address MOTHER sUpE
pflR Of = Joseph's A. sdemy, Frederick county
Maryland @'~Si
July s-diysar
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Il. III. u IL l. E II,
Councillor at Lau,

Has removed his once hi. rese in franklin Row. corner
Il Thirteenth He III his
principally the Uni.d States Court.
Having devoted concerning patents he
advice opinions legal questions
The Patent Office and app~s 10 the chief justice assan
District Columbia; will
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
He wi also written prepare far
having Congress
viii claims before hoard established ihe
adjudication
Octo9
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No. 649.

NOTICE OF the dtscOnttauance OF the United States
" land Office nj Wand ALA in the Stale of ILLINOIS.
Notice hereby In Of law, and Ia view
report the officer NAspALA
and raid diniat reduced below hundred
SKcRsrAsy directed land
VAEpAnA be discontinued. aud the lands remaining u,sod
he time II tho dscon,nannce be made
SPRiH.yIEL 10 said State
Lands remaining unsod and nnappopaed by and suc
10 private office will
office from of p 81 n"iice
effect by register thereof Officer
TpRIseyELp will give pub notice the day which the,
will receive applications for Of such ahd
= thc,r Office.
my tand city OF Washington this sth day
December, A. D. 1855
Tnos. A HRNnRfrKs, ~.
Commissioner 81 Nh. General Land Once.
Dec ll-law6w linIrlssrcer u 5tarl
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OrTIcK ~ THs MAINLAND CosaorIp.TEp LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July 1, lass.
THE commissioner Of the Maryland lotteries
caution III. pubic Essust tho
circulate by and otherwise fraudulent LOTTERY
and pretend he the for sale Of tickets oess which
wholly hctiious
The lotteries In Maryland those drawn
p.DtAe
under constitution approve
.chstnss and 10 attend The drawings.
Az the ticket IN these batteries sHd al cordoaes n packages n
thon aphed R renrt afrnt
Once Maryland
Baltimore Maryland" Al Others fraudulent.
For iu Information the subject Of Hose sods
p X.nRENAN,
Sept as-dly Baltimore. MARYLAND.
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mo. 548. |

No. b48
NOTICE OF Locations or land Offices and
Office OF the surveyor general in Kama. and
Nebraska Territories.
.sE that pursuance the 18th section Of
2ld July 1854, land ic's Tor
Territories II Kansas aud Nebraska, and Of the fret II
establishing office general for said
Office located
Cry, Nebraska Territory
the ,PAwKxK and of the
sRA ELK CosProE OF Of Kansas Ter
+. Fl.
under my hand city Of Washington, this twenty
sixth day Of November, A ID 1850
BY order of the Presidents
....# THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned of the General Land Office.
Nov 2y-luw6w Intel and slsrl
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LINE Library Editions OF tstbbon. Hsiisus Russsl
Robertson, Hume, smolet Irving Prescott Bancroft
ntoah, Roscoe Webster Scott There
Turner, Mile Ritter, Borpett Clarendon cies Ar
nof, Ron, utareh, and other OF The
he onnd az the moderate prices
undersigned W dne library bindings, nported
from London by the undersigned and bound there.
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