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FOWLER AND Wells,
30S Broadway, n. Y.

MARIANNE, OR THE QUEENS FATE.-A
Tale of the days of Herod. BY +. NJ.
H., New York: Dayton & Burdick.
For sale in Boston by A. Williams &
Go and in Ellsworth by Moses Hale
This is Tale founded on scriptural
facts; and relates the events and transac.
lions of Holy Writ, in captivating aud
charming manner.
The author has done an acceptable SER
vice, in illustrating the scenes. the habits
and the amusements of the people of that
early age, aud throwing around them the
charm and novelty of a narration. 1t de-
serves large circulation.
HARPER, FOR NOVEMBER, is most
excellent number. Contents The Mas.
sacre ofSt. ELECTROMAGNETIC and Down
Among the Notwithstanding about the
Horse-Mother and Child Are Well
Passages of Eastrrn Travel-Marv Rpr-
ME of the mill--The Gaeat Epibemics.
Yellow Fever-How Women Love
fun Tor the Doctor. Joe-Fortune Tell
lng-A Lion Hunter in New York
Six Years in German Prison--Little
Dorit, &c. &c.
A. Williams q Co., general Agents
Boston. For sale by Moses Hale.
PurNAM's MONTHLY for November is r..
celved from A. Williams a. Co. Boston
his able magazine maintains its char.
acter, and presents some choice articles in
this number. Moses Hale will supply all
the lovers of good reading with it at 25
cts per number or $500 per year.
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STRENGTH OF BLOOD Many do not ap-
preeiatc the value of rigor anil strength
an the Nooa. They do not fully conside
that all strength Of muscle and sinew, bone
aud frame, depends entirely upon strength
of the blood. 1t is from the blood that all
these items are formed, aud they must of
course partake of the character of the ma :
terial 1t thus becomes important to full
y supply the elements of strength and to
keep down the impurities which vitiate
and weaken the blood and result in hu.
mors aud humor poisons. Arnold's Vital
Fluid will effect this, in connection with
the Globules, and it will remo-e the hui
mors and caWSss of hnmors. if they already
exist. By its chemical action It mural
j-c, the active eating power Of hamors,
and By Its medicinal action the blood is
entirely freed from them.
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No. lo2 Chestnut St. Philadelphia,

Tng LIFE OF CHARLES SrxyzR. WITH cno,cE
SPECIMENS OF HIS ELoerENoE. DELr>EA-
TIoN OF MS oRAr1RfeAL CHARACTER ASp DIS
Ynsx D Jaw & Efan',v r .l0" S,,s VEN ~,
Bosrox BY \. WILLIAMS 4 Co.. ErlswoRr
BY MosES HALE.
Anything illustrating the lie and charac-
ter of the Hon. Charles Sumner, possesses an
interest, and Is read with a,dity, since the
dissraceful scenes in tue Senate chamber on
the o3nd of Nav last The ,rtbar or ,b;s
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CouRr adjourned on Saturday last,
until Tuesday of next week.
The Grand Jury found bills against
two of the boys who were committed
for firing buildings in this village, and
they had trial and thu Jury did not
agree.
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TIE WEAVER FAM1LY.-Tha name

TIE WEAVER FAM1LY.-The name
Of Weaver will bs long remembered in
this State, as having much to do with
the defeat Of one party, and the triumph
OF another. At our September election
this year there was family of that
name-the father and five sons-that
presented themselves as voters. Obicc.
ton was made, but on looking into the
case, it was found that parallel one had
been decided in favor of the right to
to vote, and wheE the person claim
ing was Wells voter. When the de-
cision was made by the selectmen that
the weaver family might vote, and
seven good Republicans marched up to
the polls and deposited their votes, the
other side looked black and grumblcd
about the Weavers and it did not
help their feelings when they were told
that they took one Of the same name to
kill off the Republican party last year,
and they had got to take the same kind
of medicine this to their hearts cor tent.
Hurrah for the Weaver family.
The ESTATE OF Col. BLACK.-We
learn that the estate of John Black. ESQ.
recently deceased. by his last will and
testament was devised in trust to Ell.
Hamlin, Esq. of Bangor. Thomas Rob-
inson and George A. B lack of Ellsworth,
and who are also executors of the will.
The following legaces are directed to
be paid by the Trustees:
To his widow, $4,000
Perkins Institute for the blind, 5000
Maine Insane Hospital at
Augusta for a Library, 5000
Mrs. Nelson. 5000
Mary p. Child, 5000
Two Sisters of Col. Black, 5000
Eleanor Hodges. 1000
Trustees of the Estate, 5000
Total $3.50
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Elect.. 1fraua.
PHI IlEL.PHh.No

PHiiAbaLPHIN Nov. 3.
Theodore Derinser, a Deputy Clerk
of the Quarter Sessions, has been arrest
cd this morning. for issuing fraudu. ent
naturalization papers before the election
o. tie 18th of Oct. Quite number of
the fraudulent certificates have bccl OBJ
tanned with his name attached. Over
thousand are said to have been issued BY
him.
In addition to the 10 electors on the
straight Fillmore ticket. who were tele-
;raphed as having resigned las, night,
we add two more to the numbe--Henry
". Phillips Of the ga District. aud Mr.
Wright of the 2lss. Joseph X. lnger-
soil will resign to-day. and also Dan'l
.. kittner at Montgomery.
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Nfu 4ubIirutiong.

HuMoEs oE FALCoNBRtDGE. T. B.
Peterson has in press and will issue the
/ lst of December, the humorous writings
of Jonathan F. Kelly. better known as
Falconbridge- We copy the following
notice of this work from the Boston
Daily Times.
Thousands of people in this region
have enjoyed the brilliant. dashing,
sketches of the late jonathan f. Kelly,
better known as the lively 'Falconbridge,
Jack HUMPHREYS &c. and now that
his graceful and vivid pen can no longer
enliven our literature, we believe his
friends will be glad to learn that his
best writings are to be collected aud
published in one volume. This work
has been generously undertaken by Mr..
7. b. Peterson, of Philadelphia. with
out regard to profit. for the sole purpose
of creating fund for the relief of the
family Of 'Falconbridge. who, we regret
to say are in distressing circumstances
The public will be serving a good aud
humane purpose by increasing the sale
of this budget of excellent humor.-
Mr.. Kellys popularity is not confined 20
the East. He is we'll known through
out the West and South. having in for
mer years been connected with the Gin
cinnati and New Orleans press. We
are sure that this numberless inimitables
ketehes collected and handsomely issued
would form a volume which would sell
largely and add much to the posthumous
fame of poor 'Falconbridgc' u
Advance copies of either edition of
the work. will be sent. al once. to any
part of the United States, free Of post
age, on renting the money and naming
the edition they may wish, to the pub
Usher. in letter
Published and for sale a. the Cheap
Book and Publishing Establishment of
+. B. PETERSON.
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THE SEMI.WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
INDICTMENT TO CLUBS.

I'm ORDER TO PUT THE PRICE OF OUR COUNTRY
paper within the reach of every body, have deter.
mined to furnish Clubs with the Semi Weekly Southide
Democrat, at the following cash rates:
For single copies $500
4" ten IS 90
fifteen 80 90
The person sending fifteen dollars will be entitled to
fcs copies for the subscribers furnished and
for himself
In addition to this propose send the Semi Weekly
paper to subscribers during the Campaign from
LIST of June to 1s of December e months at the fol-
lowing anoariaosy .rIsA prices:
80
With extra copy for the person sending the money.
For copies, '.-' 10 90
and larger number at the same rates. -.s..
1t is believed that the Semi Weekly Democrat has the
largest country circulation the city of Peters
burg We content however but desire to increase
it still further, until every good Democrat in the whole
southsde section shall become enlisted with IN the
great cause of Democracy.
The Southde Democrat has just been clothed in neat
and handsome dress Of entirely type, and will con-
tain In addition to all the latest foreign and domestic news
large mass of political facts and date for references
IN the ensuing campaign-a campaign, venture say
its predecessors.
Thankful for past and present announcement we res.
pecty call the attention Of the Democracy in this SEXTON
particularly to the liberal inducements held out by this ad
and them speedy and energetic action
not only IN behalf but in ffhersnce Of so9nd conse
vatva patriotic, national Dsmocrstic principles -
- - ~ !, RANKS THACKSTON
a.. ,... Prprietoxs md 1ditu.s
aytA 1850. - = sAss a5S-l.
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FRONT STREET HOUSE.

HIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED RESORT FOP
IL Summer is now open for the reception and accomlno
datOn of Visitors under the superintendent of JOS S.
pender we'll and avoraby known the late proprietor of
DIMENSIONS THE BU1LDNG-The main building is lib
feet in length and three stories high with two pazas in
front.
RooMs-Our rooms are we'll ventilated and open upon
pazzas one hundred and foryve feet in eng 9Th in full
prospect of the prominent points on the Harbor.
SPENDlD VIEw.-There promenade top Of the main
a magnificent view of the Ocean and afordng
hghtfu walk during the shades Of evening those des
GUS of taking exercise.
For ACCOMMODATION OF GENrLEMEN.-A large saloon
has been fitted up the first floor Immediately facing the
Harbor where newspapers and other enjoyment
will be always found.
DINING APARTMENr-Our room for this purpose is suf.
GENTLY spacious to comfortably seat hundred and fifty
luxury that waters afford and will spared
entire satisfaction to those who favor with their
patronage.
IcEOur boarders will be supplied with that refreshing
luxury during the entire season.
SERvANsObgng servants will always be in readiness
to attend to the wants of our Guests.
to the premises stables for horses
amply provided with provemder and attentive hosters
PLaAsu1E ExcuRs1oNs-Two fine boats with sklful and
careful boatmen will always be in readiness at moderate
prices for sailing about the Harbor during the day and
ing at night. pr -rf
attention has been paid to our Bath
ing and the sea bath can be taken with
The rates of board will be moderate, viz:
Board per month, 800 90
Z. week, so
:. day, so
Single Meal, SO
OussElvns.- We pledge the most unremittng exertons
for the comfort Of guests No effort will be spared to
make their stay pleasant and agreeable We invite those
visiting this desirable Summer Resort to give us call
Beaufort June o. 1885 68-Ewvem
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RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD.

OFFICE r. e G. r. r. Co., I
RALEIGH, March 30, 1856.
Schedule for Mail Train ON and after Tuesday,
the first day of a pril.
I'm AND AFTER TUESDAY NEXT, THE NAIL
~ Train leaving the North Railroad Depot
the arrival of the Cars from the West 54 A. as
presently will stop the Northern Tor old Depot in this
City, until o'clock allowing ample time for passengers
from that Road to take breakfast at the hotels Raleigh
to and from which they will be conveyed by the propetors
free of charge.
Leaving at O'clock the Train will arrive at Weldon
114O, a. NJ in full time for all Trains going North, and
also for the Wilmington Train going South. Returning
will leave Weldon at p after the arrival of the Peters
burg Portsmouth, and Wilmington Trains, and will reach
Raleigh at 6.45, P. N.
R. A. HAMILTON, President.
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IxON'S HOU 8 r.
FORMERLY Nns. BoRDsn's)
Wet .V1x1,e RnsSr,c<1

z 80
GOldshOrOugh.t IN n
This extensive and well known public Est.h,;s,
been purchased and reopened by the has
reception of guests on the 4th inst ''''oer orths
pleasantly and conveniently situated in tho
Ticket Offices Of the wilmington a no s9a VEST the
General Railroad where the cars so ana the
arrival and departure, and where FAIrHFrI sup on their
BE IN WAITING to take baggage and give snh WILL
tons as the traveller may require. NV" ''nef atteu.
THE HOUSE has been refnodelied rena;red -,
oughy renovated from cellar to garrett aj aaa thor
throughout with New Furniture selected with da furnished
ana arranged with an eye single ~ the comfort ~ care
ual guest or permanent boarder. VI 'ne cas-
,,, THE TABLE
Will be richly furnished with the substantial .,
and delicacies of the Foreign as well M aaints
VII be rendered tributary to the constant domestic
ing and well trained servants. 'N'i'y' obig.
THE BAR
Will be StorehOuse of the best Wines and r.:
superntended by gentleman of courtesy and
thoroughly acquainted with his bushes. ~ Integrity,
knowledge of what is due to the rights and comr, the
Puohc as well Us 10 nmseIf and his employer 'ns
" THE STABLES
which are among the best in the State have bo -,
the Keeping of skillful and careful manaoer placed
ways nave under his care the best and most - win al.
ostlers and 1t will be among the chief cares NJ
tor to see that horses of his guests be well fad pope
oughly groomed Nv WILL leu and thor
This entire establishment has been nurcb.soa
up at an expense and it will hs tb ana lifted
Oh course VIII be the interest of the rs
Der inc aouse IN every respect equal to anv in rem
he therefore trusts that generous public will unlfy
commune Inc liberal patronage heretofore exendd w AM
house. whle under the care Of its former pnr, 70 hs
VINO gained for it celebrity throughout the sns
Auoust "a ,szg H. R. NIXON
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July 4, 1856.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-NASH
- CoMnty-Court OF Equity Spring term, is56.-Ien-
derson Hocutt vs. Elizabeth Tsdale and o:hers-Orgnal
Bill.
In this appears to the satisfaction of the Court
that John c. Bailey and Joel Tsdale defendants
publication be made for six weeks in the North Carolina
Standard, notifying the said John Bailey Joel Tis-
dale to appear before the Honorable Judge our Court of
Equity at the court to be held for the county Nash at
the courthouse in Nashville the third Monday Sep
TENDER next then and there plead answer or demur to
the said bill, judgment will be entered up against them
pro eo9fesso and the cause set for hearing.
Witness b. II. Blount, Clerk and Master of our said
court at Office in Nashville, Sd Monday of March, 1885,
B. II. BLOUNT, C. NJ. E.
July 10, 1856. lls4-w6w
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
VALUARLE LAND FOR SALE.-THE SUB
SCRlBER, desirous of moving to Arkansas now offers
nus TWO separate tracts of land for SALE viz the home tract
containing two hundred and fifty acres, it being in the
County OF Granville the waters of Ledge Rock Creek
ers four miles north Of Fish Dam Bridge directly on the
road leading from Oxford to Chapel Hill with good dwell
nng noose ana an necessary ouhouses is well adapted
70 ne growth OF CORN wheat and tobacco with rstrate
water n the yard and failing wen in the horse lot
Inc other tract containing two hundred and thryfour
aa9nng the lands Of Aaron Shearon and Others This
iand Is well tmbered, with about one hundred acres
Sieareo 1t is rstrate tract of land well adapted to
ne growth OF tobacco, and wheat Any person or
wishing to buy, would do well to and look
July II, 1885, 49, = S7@swt1I
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NTAIN HOT L L.
MARC ANTNN n g

vUvIIIS ESTABLISHMENT CONTINUES OPEN FOR
hs rcsSH Ho g it's 1Ds o s a
CARDS GOODNESS and quetness being remote from the noise
and hustle of Court Square and the disorder of the drink
ing establishments in that vicinity its fine Mountain views
and receiving the mountain air. fresh and unobsructed,
and yet being enough to the public for OBJ
comendation The proprietor has added and is still add
ing its comfort and convenences and hopes to merit,
and conn to receive the large share of public pat
ronage which he has formerly had. -
j. NJ. HAPPOLDT.
n B. Persons DESTROYS of coming direct from Charlotte
to Morganton will find ready facilities of transportation,
there being daily line of Stages from Charlotte to Lin
colnton, and at Lncolrton, Col B. s. Johnston the
prieor of the Hotel keeps good horses carriages and d
vers for public use and the subscriber also
ready time TO transport persons any point to which
they may wish to 60. j. NJ. H.
Jnv
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-THE SUB

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-THE SUR
SCR1BER having removed few miles from the
tanning between five and six hundred acres only sixty
acres cleared the balance is in original growth and well
miles south of Raleigh There dwelling house on the
land but there other buildings fine water, beau
ul site for residence Immediately on the stage road
leading from Raleigh to Fayetteville This healthy location
with the fertile soil attached to it. together with its being
good stand for business renders desirable situation
bargain may be had early application be made credit
OF two or three years will be given if desired. would al
SO sell on terms two three other valua
BILE tracts near the some neighborhood.
Address the subscriber at Raleigh, NC
July 81, 1856. 70Itf
tSs Register COPY.
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THE sNoeTH CAROLINA


INSANE ASYLUM OFAN.sC.-THE BOARD ",
j Directors being With the e
for the support Of the Institution, have iouna y
to adopt the following resolution and ordered the Supefn
PENDANT to have the same published: c4 10
Resoosd That hereafter all officers bringing county pa
TENTS to this Institution must be furnished WIN ne
months pay in advance board &C., at the rate OF three
ool,ais pei y 49, o., 1ose 65-sw3m
80 Register, Wilmington Commercial Edeuton Aner-
can Fayetteville Caroininn, Asheve Spectator alispury
Banner copy and send accounts to E. G. Flsher ouper
ORANGE HOTEL,-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAv-
OING purchased the above Hotel Of u H,chas ESQ.,
are now repairing and renrnshng and will speedily nave
completed manner as to give ISIS r.t 70 cas.
House. It's situation being King street. which Is the
principal thoroughre to and from the DePort OF me e
Railroad and by the handsomes street IN the town. OF
f to the visitors and scourner which cannot
be found elsewhere in the place Our rooms table ana s.a
bes will accommodate both and horse, with the most
comfortable home.
We shall keep no bar
Families and persons wishing to spend the Summer IN
this delightful country will find rooms especially adapted
to their convenience.
We hope to receive what determined to merit
liberal share of patronage. . ,u,orn m
Hillsboro' N c., June 20, 1856. 6l-swu.
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HOMESTEAD FOR go.
a31O 600 aoorth of Farms and BUatdang

$50, 600 aoorh Of Farms and Buatdsng L0ts.
IN THE GOLD REGION OF VIRGINIA ecu LPEP
PER co.. to be divided amongst Il, 200 subscribers on
the 18th of September 1885, for the benefit of Port Royal
Female Academy Subscriptions only ten doars each one
half down. the rest the delivery of the Deed Every
subscriber will get Building Lot or Farm, ranging in
value from 81 to These Farms and Lots sold
cheap to induce Settlements sufficient number being re-
served the increase the value of which will compensate
for the apparent low price now asked
sy. More Agents are wanted obtain subscribers to
whom the most liberal Inducements will be given Some
Agents write that they are making $500 per month Ad-
full particulars Subscriptions Agencies &c, apply to
E. BAUDER Port Royal, Caroline Co., "a
June So 1856. 63-swtd
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North Carolina Six Per Cent State Bonds.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. c., !
.-. August II, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
for the purchase the following State Bonds by
State Of North Carolina to wit $4,000 running years
from LIST july 1885, and running twenty years from
July 1st 1856.
Both classes of Bonds will have coupons for interest
cent per annum, payable st Of Jany and july at
tached The principal and interest will be payable the
Bank of the Republic New York. unless where the party
prefers to have them payable at the Treasury Of the State
lance Of their bids deposite the of their bids
including the accrued interest to the credit of the under
signed the Bank aforesaid in the Bank ofthe State
Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for n c. Stocks" to the undersigned Rail
eigh, n. c.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary aud of State and the President of
the Bank OF the State. D. w. COURTS
Public Treasurer.
Raleigh, Aug. ls, 1856. 7e-swtd.
"a Register please copy
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July II, 1855.
MANTEO MILLS.

THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, SITUATED ON
Neuse River, in the county Of Wake, will be offered
ior Fos!T1vkY ct the Court House in Raleigh on
Thursday, the 18th October next. - e-' y.
The property contains all necessary buildings and fx-
lures for Paper, Gris and Saw Mill and has unbounded
command of water. = = "-1''.
more particular description deemed unnecessary "a
desiring to purchase will of wish to see the
premises. - ." $50. = fS.ss e'suins ou tne
terms which will be liberal made known ON day ofs,le
onaoubted title win be made to the purchasers - =
SSlL ia GEO. w. MORDECAI
j. p,.. For yelf and others
""e'&"' vuy ~ 1856. ~ - 7ls-swtd.
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Reform MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Monnv,


vHVHE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL COURSE OF Lee
j. TURES of this Institution, will commence the
first Monday in November next and clese the first day
of March following. Having received two endowments
from the State Of Georgia it is in possession Of splendid
College Edce with Apparatus Preparations. Specimens
and Facilities, and Hospital for Clinical instruction,
der the direction Ct the Faculty Cadavers procured from
New York and other cities.
FACULTY:
L. Bankston NJ d. Professor of Physiology and Pathol-
Ogy and Matera Medica.
Ut Coke NJ. d. Professor of Principles and Practice
of Medicine and Therapeutics
NJ 8. Thomson, NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women and Children.
In. Loomis A. NJ NJ. D., Prof of Chemistry, Botany,
Pharmacy and Microscopy.
l. NJ Comings, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy and
Surgery.
o. A. Loehrane, ESQ., NJ d. Professor of Medical Jurs-
, prudence, Comparative Anatomy and Comparative
Physiology.
Eutire fees for tickets to Lectures, 500
Naturalization (once only,)
Anatomical Ticket, 10
Payable invariably in cash in advance at the opening of
the session Graduation fee payable before examna ton,
$25.
For particulars address any member of the Faculty. Ma
con, Ga.
August 9, 1854. 76-sw6tpd
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STATE OF UNDERGRADUATE
COgNTY;.In Equity.-Caswcl Lea, Henry B. Davis
James SiOan Mark j. PalrOt and Mary Pckens against
Reuben Mckenzie, Thomas B. McElwee, George ". Nc
Kenzie, Robt Baldwin, Stephen Taylor John II Llard
David Gillespie, William W. Llard John R. Neal John
Eldridge and Matthew Buchanan.
In this appearing that the defendants Reuben Nc
Kenzie Thomas B. McElwee George w. Mckenzie robert
laspe, William w. Llard John R. Neal and John Eldridge
are Of this State but reside in the State
in the weekly North Carolina Standard for six weeks not
flying the said absent defendants be appear
Judge OF next Superior Court of Equity be held for
the County Of Ashe the Court House Jefferson the
End Monday after the 4th Monday in August next and
plead answer demur to the above bill in Equity other
wise judgment pro cotesso will be entered against them
and the same set for hearing accordingly.
Witness George Bower, Clerk and Master of said
Court of Equity, at Office the 9th June, 1856.
GEORGE BOWER, C. NJ. C.
July 4, 1856. llS2-w6w