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00UE>I Ant - an order OF Court. vii be >o.:
IL Pubic Auction on the 23d i ~ o., i'ccom!ct
hex. Oh the premises Tie following Eea. Ec-tatc,
VIZ
About eig!I. OF nrc acre, If land, and water
privilege nrW the Village in Ir;l>burgh. on wh,h
* saw ME-. Machine shop. bon Foundry
HacAsI.iit'> shop, starch Nil! ir:m", partly cn
closed. tHrre swelling luu>c>. on: buildings. Store
houses. &c. Also the equity on r9hl %. redemption
of 4 sinai house am, lot Lear and uilolug t!c
hcio:" tuculpnr,! property. together ',;h GJ:l!.
ty Of y jndp's frames. Sash ana t'!a-~. wiki vtncl
c!i.te. d! persona. property.
The shop, contain !lauiu@ Machine. Circular
Saws. turning Lathe. icH!clt Machine. &C.. Nc
all ~ g"oi funnl!S order.
lie property i situated on B!H,h river within "
fourth 81 me-" OF Ill" CoU.i House. and within
three or tuu' m!.". the i'a~~uIrt.-ic Ia r,-t
now IL. process "i cXt"">lon-;l.d = whole IL
.,iuDeIiv ! -c,t.' - be one II Tie most ,.r-Irt
t.e wt.cr lrIy .c-"> Ia :,prt..rru N,lmo4t.
ih~ t!ct.tinrucr>. hcre;"tuye cxj>'Hrc ~ rc
vc@t :. sc O.. iir pro- crv are n"W removes. al.
:hc,.~:;..c .M'.~: h- >o!,i WI ti.u;'; r.-crNc.
Stlr !".ruH .I.o,re Il l. "'r! x. y u Tens
lu.u.r huo' a: The IIu. ALI ,'i.cr 0l ,.r; irc
iG-:i. - VIII tr Shown adj Information gwen It:
u..v tine Oh 4pp.c..:.-t. uthr 81 81 .Je:.
II. i. h!NbAll. Alm
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X. prayct best who ,ov: II hest
A.! thing both urea; Al. >,I....;
For the yrr.tt 'r,i WHO lp,tili Us
He !IA,It All. .uvc,.I al
\ lesson wlilrh all true poets teach. All
tie sane /, au;Giui sermon, morrvcr, Taught
In the New Te-tan,rut; yet most hart! 10 i'm
press W Oh III. hearts OF men Ii is SO much
EASIER 10 be witty than to IL, i,t, to find t5u,
than to praise, to riiiculc than toexllt virtue,
that it docs seem As If that charity which
thlnketh no evil" will never come to be re-
tognised asa necessary part o! Il christian
character. Ii a man bc harsh and severe in
Judging the faults of others. We may take it
tor granted that he has none Of his own
most shallow conclusion, s",e only in The
unkind and un"encrOu> mind can Implying
severity dwell How beautiful, ia contrast
how childish-yea, WE may say. how Christ
like, is the manner and brarin" of one "who
thlnketh no evil'-who If he be COMPELLED
to condemn. does it with grief and for rive
ness, dislklng the sin, but ycarning to give
the sinner chance to redeem his conduct
Charity will ever seek Out those init eating
causes which are quite sure to exist.
There j. 40 heart which hath nn, deeply hid
Nayhap. an! chose 10y we'd, of wrerg :.nd crime
Some little pure un.an.ed good T."
and to see this good, to cultivate it and make
it blossom like the rose, while wisely era'ii-
eating the evil. is the duty of the TEACHER, the
minister, and of just and wise legislators, when
they have to DO with the faults and the crime.
~, We regard as one of thu greatest problems,
III the solving of With lies locked up the
problem OF civilization
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'TIIE GREAT FAMILY WEEKLY ~
II ner-Thn NV York Lrhncr las now

/ berthe New York Lcd.cr has row
attained :te extra or.ry circulation Of ul' iiji'l-
drc,i and Ninety Thousand copies. HE lc''-tF
devoted 10 Polite Literature. tri-.nHl la!e~. NNt,cn
e.. Poetry E>-Av>. Gossip and Current News, ara
maintains a high moral tore. Ii i every Were
ACKNOWLEDGED to be tie best family i'aie: III '!!c
world. Hence IL extraordinary AMI Ui,he"rt Il
popularity. Mr.. Bonner. The proprietor 81 i"t
Ledger employs The best ::.yn; ia the country ana
by Goi . makes til" best paper. Such Wfi''f~'-
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Bennett are permanently ENGAGED on II. ;h| WI
write for 10 other paper hereafter. Nh. -":d'ry
also constantly wrI.c tor il: q" i"-t Il 'i,:',f
popular authors. i'.cirlIlrg Mr.. Emma u. t. y
Southwor.h, Alice Carey. Mr.. N&U-. Mary v.
Stanley t.'>nM. Clara sydney, &c. lie Lcd-er Is
Beautifully illustrated! every week.
The New York Ledger : printed on hcau:iiui
white paper and j. c"rp"~"'i'. Ig:i Pc. 'n;'N
ing the I!:.u~onc>t weekly paper III tie g Gl'rN.-
II is published every SATURDAY, and SOLD ~ a; tii'
news otiicc> IN every city AM town Throughout Tie
country: and is mailed tur Subscribers AZ !W" dc"
lars per :hilin: tW" @ pes are LII" Tor three IL"
lars. Any person obtaining ca Subscribers at
100 each (Which j. ctr Iowest cil. rates "lii
>cn0jrgu~ 81 viii ic el.,iilc. 70 'lc copy Tree
Terms Invariably IN advance. y i'ire~~ al l'.'tcr-
t. ROBERT BONNER. Publisher OF New York
lc,i.,r # Ann street. New iolA.
y B.-Now i . good time +" subscribe ~ T"cr
son Bennett Gr, original Novel ii Frontier Ike
will be commenced in the Ledger tie int Il lilI;l
nv. loll-l2
- AYE Or STOLE y
From .lic pasture IF the subscriber. ore two YEAR
old BAY cult with bi;gct lr;.ic ai,G tail. NHucStr
VIII return sand cox 70 the >u'-c.,ef Y, II b. -ul.-
bly, rewarded. l.. A. rAhh>.
ra--ump~ic. Nov. %. l"'9-l-#
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Land Sale...Guiidhall.

VlNIiE NONRESIDENT PEOpEIETOHS ofthc
town 81 t,u!h,iI. III the County at Essex. ere
hereby notified that the take, assessed bv SAID
town within t"0 wears next preccdi.: THIS GATE
remain either III whole III ps II unpaid Oh the to
lowing described lands, 70 wit:
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A FOrCIEIE REMoNsrHANCr-Aw WORTHY
Old English farmer, who most thoroughly de-
tested taxes and tax CATERERS was ouce call
ed On by collector second time for taxes
he had once paid. but for which he hal mis-
laid the receipt and as he told the story to
his friend, Would YOU believe it. sir, the
fellow began to abuse me-" "Well." said his
friend. what did YOU do" Do: whv re-
mOnstrated Will, HIM And 20 what .!tect.',
WELL don't know to what elect bat Me
poLer uds bent"
CHANGE OF FoRruSE-Louis NapoIeon
who 1T last accounts was still Emperor of the
French, everybody knows once served As a
special policeman in the city OF London
George Law, the great contractor, steamship
owner, and millionaire, Of New YORK. in early
life WAS deck hand on a Staten I,ial.I steam
boat.
Fortune, as we see, is Fl kle goddess -
There Is another Instance Of the chances
which may bet..I a man; and this case comes
little nearer home than those above cited.
\ young man, who, a year or so ago. was en-
gagged IN honorable employment! in this city.
concluded! to try and better his prospects by
a residence in the West S,ma weeks since
he pad Concord visit, AMI. in REVIEWING A
..,xv =
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Farm for Sale (!

'1'iiE Subscribers oi,.r:f private sale at a bar
gam. ttie farm known as HE town pn.r
faln III Barnet. >ittnic, III about the centre. n,
Tie Town. being about miles iron. the Railroad
D'E'"'. III Stevens Village and the Highway Lead
iIG rom Barnet.
Niii 'iilh contains about II" lcrcs ot land well
Hv!ed M" WOOD jlnd, p:!,tur:re ana tiila.e. J.,
vel! w#tcFc'! a und,ra good stake, "a, ,ultiyati,n
hurin,> aiI:l lolr'n- in torr.iIe condition. For
f"fi'er her particulars enquire oJ. j. Abbo.torthe
Subscribers.
LYMAN HARVEY, Sclcctmcn of
WAlIEE ABBOT. the town Of
ALIEN. JOHNSON. ! n4rI,e,.
iUitI
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And - much Of SAIL lands VIII he sold N public
auction III the I'm Of John Dodge III said Ga ihnl!.
on Wednesday, the 3l>t day OF December. 1856. AZ
!" o'cocn. y. NJ shall he requisite 70 discharge
sad ;aA,> with costs. unless prcvlou> : paid
GEORGE Ill BEARD. Fn>t Constable.
GuiIdhalI, N)v. -, le;G. l"-l2
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Tbc Californian.
\.,E\J. Anu" EF.I.It;lDt =.

MORAL. AM" Ef.I.t'l''' .
FA1U-A< lILrs1RATI"H. - "No'her'
what make, YOU 50 patient WHEN The baby Is
sick. and every thing .ors w'on" can w
50 sad little Annie Is, ilrv. ''Bc 'au>e. my
dear I,,y to have faith ia Tod, and YOU go
no,I What is it 10 have faith, mother
1T i.to believe God will DO right, even II
Won canno, see the meaning of what happens
Annie thought Of this answer tor moment.
looked puzzled. and then. ch''iilke' 'ors"'
the whole >uliect for her play.
few DAYS after this conversation, she
went with her parents and little bro'h'r ana
sister to spend the day in the country. when
they returned at night, AMI were waliS'n" up
tired and sleepy, from The ferry boat her Ia
Their suddenly let 60 her hand, and tak'".
little Susv in bis arms. ran from thu WIFE
ali his might. telling Annie to take hold OIL
mother. hand. and hurry.
On seeing his father running away, little
Harry. who was only four years o!d, bryan 70
crv, "Fa'hrr's run away. and lett US alone 10
the dark" Don't cry Harry: father wou!dn
leave Us for an, thing" said ANNE, tr!'n" 70
comfort him. lie Is only stOppin" the stage
darling. and if he did not run We should tie
left" said Harry motlYr; but nothing cou'n
uuiet his fears ill he reached the corner Of
Hroa,lwav. an saw his fathers face.
When his mother had got into the stage
and Annie aud Susan had taken their seats
y, her, and he was lifted INTO his father ;
arms. an,, sat on his knee, then Harry b gun
To smile for th, first nme and putting Ills arm
aiou, hi, fathers neck, lie said, You didn't
run away and Leave us, did YOU :: Mother
said Annie. as soon as she got chance to s. cak
privately, Harry wouldn', have cried II he
had had faith in father. would he Knew
father loved Us TOO nu 81 to run away and
leave u.s. w.s'nt .tiiyhlenel. Isn't that
tui'! mother ~
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FIsT-.T CRIT MTIIs
ACCOMMoDArED WITH GR,Nn,>c

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III prayclEi best who lov;:h hest
A.. thing. h":h Urea; ANT >,n....;
For the yrr.,t ,r,i WI" !pytii. L.,
He .utIt AIM luvc.u al
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NOTES.

No pay will be made trips performed
satisfactorily explained pay
be deducted For behnd u
nexon with depending mails and sufficiently excused
fourth of the for subject
Fines will be imPed unless the delinquency promptly
isfaeory explained certificates posmasters the
v II other crediahlr for Regecng take foa
ino office for suffering to be njared destroyed.
bed and refusing after demand convey
frequently the contractor concerned running
hces the The Postmaster Crntra may
tract for repeated failures ageeaby
obsyg the office laws INSTRUCTIONS OF the
assigning without
General The Postmaster General may schedule may
also order increase II service allowing
rata increase Of the lie
discontinue the service IN whole pro
he allow months
Of service dispensed wi b- bids should be addressed
Second Assistant Postmaster General snperscbed
Kenn The and
department BY or brfoses LIST Of ARi 1885 paca-
c0ndi poraei
papphiet conveying kentucky
nessee, Missouri and lows, ofle5l.
s## awn se##.s # JAMES CAMPBELL,
BALDWIN, IN 1sfer General
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT 10 THE WEST.
I r. 6slssi5la s1fRaI1j1Ill s5I1ll1lE

~
Tim. between w.shn ssa.. and wheeling but Ia
Ranning time 5st0eea Washington and Cincinnati ~ hoars
- 1E#3E washington.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved It's
eIers Washington baltimore, NIL portions the West
the Northwest, and The southwest.
so wass v na ne a. ss
rom a ss Ih. he only change q cars required
Washington and the Ohio ysr Baggage y checked through g
uers w the wh-a eha,ss ioI hose holding
Washington daily at and AZ, ms on sandaysa the
RAJ m S nn S nsss On he ONO
ann me
Mnshed and sandusky railroad for sandusky Toledo, Detroit
a. coasus Tue O. o. railroad trains connect
Ms la s Ls
formed win The trains through Dayton % mi Tse
Pa.sensers holding Through tickets for Memphis. vcksburs
hatcher, New Orleans Ae which are aso sold u Wnshne,a.
Tickets for Evansville Cairo and b. LOUIS are sold ny this
FOR CLEVELAND, and cleveland Poedo Detroit, Chi
caro- &C, sold when the Ohio nsvuabie between
the Cleveland and Pir.burE railroad il made
.
most speedy md direct 70 nearly Az he leading points y
but So miles being about 90 mss shorter than oy any other
s.s sy 'n;s s a@m s
by railroad by steamer Cncisuai, SIS, indaaapo
lis Si7 cleveland 4t2 Is Toledo, SIS So Detroit SIS 20
Chicago ~ Louis, sas 50 and saS Memphis
&c New Orlsaas, @al, sc. fL=. -#.4.e@ .H Fl 4
Frederick and Harper Ferry Marnsourg Berkeley springs
Cumberland Springs Piedmont Oakland. and Frmoun
train fr0a Washington 5
For rans Aaanre Annapolis &C., special ad
vert.saIenis. .s.. - .
Yor further information, through tickets sc, Apply 10 TIL
PARSONS, agent, at washington station.
n .As Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
Nav Ar ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE WAaRIssroN aqUE DUCT, Ea
....... ....y.5. Washington, March z, 1855
PROPOSALS are Invited for graduation aud brick
dams, and other work eftie washington
Proposals the sh Of May will opened
that day. .s 4sa.
pofIes specific ofhe ready for
animation aud the 10th day of April HEs &
Proposals will be received work Of
hdg, &C.. Ike described IL the plans and
OF works
appropriation but all unfinished will
be subject failure appropriations by Congress The engineer
the right psescb the
appropriation
shalt be stopped funds available.
In entire for
funds the reserved Will paid u, the judgment
ensnee the work has been properly executed has
gone f
Payments specie checks upon
The monthly estimates OF the 10
per will be don of all that The
men paid full wages monthly aud specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aqucduet." t4 a,E
The right rejec, all the
they de@med
considered most conducive the OF the
.
Every oe accompanied by guarantee signed by
ors responsible PERSONS the effect they
the bidder bdde WILL II hid be
obgaon, within days, good
securities completion Of work undertaken sad
certificate OF the United States
district Officer
partnent War; able make good their
Bids will be opened presence Of bidders, any Of
choose to be present # 1890
Capt Of Engineer, Ia charge.
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United States Mail.
PosT OrrIos DErARrmssr,

PosT OFroE DErARTmgsr,
8 December 81 1855.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States from
LIST April 1885, 10 the 3h June, 1859 inclusive,
route in Kentucky, will be received the
Post Office department, In the city Ut Washington, p.
Of the 26ih day Of February 1885, be decided
foowAgD the route and in the time herein specified
627s From London KY, by Laurel Bridge McIiagues Mil
Lynn Camp, Barbousyille, Flat Lick, Cumberland Ford
Yellow Creek, Cumberland Gap, uenn.,) Tazewell, Syc
amore Thorn Hill, Beams STATION, and Marshals Ferry
RusseilviIe, IS miles and back, three a III
aborse coaches months and horseback Tesdut
of the year.
Leave London Monday Wednesday, and Friday al n m
Arrive al Russeliviie days Wy H. IN.
Leave Kusselvile Monday Wednesday, and Friday at @
.... a.E {
Arrive at London next days by SPIN
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Tr,s.enar--rhe Great nsureps.n Discovery,


PROTECTED by royal letters Of England by
the eais 81 Ecae do Pbarmaec de Paris Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna &. s#att
Tsema No the remedy for general and local debility
Of write
early
Ia youth maapood and old yin1 powers would
impaired, The dsciine Of lie f the TTiesear
universally adopted all physical mpedments vanish like
influences thus rendering Invaluable
teripg the marriage sat a4tA
Tesetna completely entirely eradicaes
disorders which cubebs
andote the Of the health OF portion Of the pop
uiaii0n. & Az 4 t#.#
esema No is the great European remedy
disorders which, unfortunately The English physician
inevitable destruction OF
which all sarsaparlla ia Ihe world
Tessna Nus j. q aud alike devoid Ut
all nauaeaag qualities They lay the toilet table without
tt.ir being detected
cases. 50 each; divided into separate doses
minsered b, yalpeau, LaIemand, Roux &c.
10 be had, wholesale aad RETAIL Mr.. H. A. BaIrow No 81
Green Canal New York. specially appointed
proprietor and agent for the United every
other part Of America. immediately vecevag
Mr. Ba will forward the Triesemar NJ world,
writer. Eli A8 "I II aAe # s7 fA"s ...
Recall agents required. Terms cash. .a sa -4 @
Y-dN
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Law school of Cumberland University. at Lebanon,
i +. n T

Law school of Cumberland University, nj Lebanon,
Tennessee. # #=
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthe la,s OF the circuit
Hon Nathan 0reen of ndses the supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon L. Ridley, councillors Of
Judges Csuths Green dew their whols time sIusve
to the school. .reaH#
Plan Daily examinations each class
books No regular of lectures bui explanations Of the
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations
dents suits statement OF facts by pros
prosecute through all
practice The framed require
deeds villa and all Of documents be
Some by appeal
which held monthly in the class, and
public end The students clerks
circuit Judges and chspceors and In other Official
psci,ies cosusctrd with their suits.
ssowsThe 6r~t the third Monday
tembe aud ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday in July. ~ ft.LE.E {. LEfE9 FsE 4@ $500
Erpsnsss per saon~Tuon Zee ESQ, advance; connren
n boarding $50 students furnish their
which q had In the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete
No previous required
There SECULAR classes students
ssy time during the collegiate year
. q IN connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate eeliy-sir
## W.k ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs, Fl.
Yeb 1i--eoy President BOARD Of Trustees
MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover strees, Boston by
enlarged po.ss.sin,
and ccnveniences
ion the travelling ppbie
Dss II -Aiv
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WILLIAM A. wexysf wife, Simeon Weaver
and Julia his wife, p4ain ehancs. sganst the children
Of Jacob Cnges decreased whose unknown The chill
urea ~ hesaaaa Zimmerman, aseeasaa ~as1
whose aad ~itei joel
trsef The children Margaret Glenn deceased whose
ankno~n Nicholas Cser, Jonas Cg and Jeremiah Cger IL
ns lght administrator AaIon deecasea
uLon.n
&a. Extracts Of decree
This cause coming bs heard the formerly read
er the commissioner apponted sell The Land aad
hOaed Ia The said Sinclair
panias W ta said Weaver having sold him
the s~ ~ ihe report neaonsd, and psseisiug fraud on hn
purchase snd asking have the land report mentioned
resoid, aud sundfy nied sai petition, &c
hut ~ The lime, rights all
PARTIES Interested II The aad fund recinrd and
OF the commissioners Of this having given
thereof publication
Washington for weeks
door Of The county Of Madison do take Account OF
allowing reasonable Swinging
ad as he did do him with
properly paid the parties
the expiration Of Tie allowed
participate FUND and their re
specye shares proportions thereof
party,
hereof the with anything deemed
which either require. .a
Copy Tesisi BELFiELD CAVE, Clerk
by The hereby notified thai appointed
purpose Monday, February 1885,
The county Madison, Virginia
the said accounts to be taken and stated BY commits
rioner. WILLIAM l.. EARLY,
Commissioner OF Madison Circuit Court
Dec 3c--law4w N#8V # .a5
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Orucs TINE MAsytssp CossotrpArrp LOTTERIES,
EaeH ~ Baltimore, Maryland, july I, 1855.
THE commissioner Of the Maryland lotteries deemed
his duty caution public against The
who circulate otherwise fraudulent
apd pretend he the for the sale Of tickets In
wholly fictitious sf8es#HH 5NefEts f1 t5t E#
The only legal lotteries In Maryland those daily under
the Of commissioner elected
the snts under the constitution examine and approve
schemes and 70 attend 70 The drawings.
Az the tickets lotteries s certificates packages
tickets have The ihos apbed X Brennan
for the contractor Once of hr Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore, Maryland" An Others fraudulent
For full information the subject frauds address
y. X. Brennan,
Sept 2a-dlv Baltimore. Maryland.
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MYSTERIES OF the Post once.

n man bag an ep'tous VI human "e'
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAI. BAGsi
Or, Note, frem ne Day Of Special agent ofns Post Office
Deparfmenf.
uoLnRook.
smo 42 pp Price 81 20 Beautifully Illustrated with l6
portraits by hiche snd II wood engraving, IRON designs chief,
by barley, .. s#..e.r.a b.
THs wr-underakeu sanction Of the chief officers
the Post once by gentleman who has ong been
aud st OF the special OF that deaumsrs the hrs
give The public nsiyh
iuo practical operations e post
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