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Copy of record Of sending for prisoner
for trial.
STATE OF MAINE,

CUMBERLAND, SIS. Al the Supreme Judicial
Court, begun and holden at Portland, ,eiih-
in and for the County Of Cumberland, on
the first Tuesday Of March, being the first
day Of said March, A. ID. 1856.
Present, HoS. WOODBURY. DAVIS, Justice.
On the fifth day of the term, being March
9Th, 1856, Samuel j. Anderson. County At
torney, informs the Court that Joseph Sto.
well is in the custody Of the keeper of the
Jail in this County, having been committed
for want of bail to answer ut this term upon
the complaint Of William Bradbury, by
Joseph Cross, Esq., Justice Of the Peace
within and for said County, and that no in
dictment has been found against him where
fore the said County Attorney requests the
Court to order that said Joseph Stowell DO
brought into Court that no may DO dis
charged.
And the County Attorney also requests
the Court to order that Thomas KehOe,
Joshua Buifim, ID, Charles A. Calef, Will
liam Johnston and Olive Cobb, against
each of whom an indictmcnthas been found
at this term, and all Of whom have been
committed to the Jail in this County to an
swer thereto, and are now in the custody Of
the keeper thereof, be brought into Court
that they may sevenllly be arraigned upon
said indictments.
whcreupon the Court ordered William
Huse, Constable Of the city Of Portland,
in said County, now in attendance upon
said Court, To proceed to said Jail and 10
quest the keeper thereof to send the per-
sons aforesaid into Court by him the said
Huse, which order Of Court the said Huse
attempts to execute, but is unable to do so
because the keeper Of said Jail, though by
him requested thereto, refuses to deliver said
prisoners to him for that purpose.
Recorded by OBEDIAH q. COOK, Clerk.
A true copy-Attc-t: o. g. COOK, Clerk.
Copy Of Capias for bringing in Pris-
oners for trial.
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from time 10 time. az the Court may order,
YOU take the body Of Thomas kehoc, now
Committed to our Jail in said county, and In
the custody of the keeper thereof, and bring
him before our Supreme judicial court, now
holden ut said Portland, within and for mid
county, then and there in said Court to an
swer as upon an Indictment now pending In
sand Court, against him tho said Thomas
Kehoe, for committing an assault, with In
tent to kill, ms is more particularly set forth
in said Indictment and tho keeper OF said
iail is hereby commanded to deliver the said
Thomas Kchoe TO the said William Huse as
aforesaid, that he may bring him, the said
Thomas Kehoe, before said Court for tho
purposes aforesaid.
Hereof fail not, and make return Of this
writ with your doings thereon.
Witness WOODBURY. DAVIS, ESQ. /, ut Port
land, the twelfth day Of March, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and Fifty six. ooov
CrrnrRLAyp, ss.-Nlarch IL, 1856.
By virtue of this prccept, I have this day
taken from the jailor the within named Ke-
hoe, and I have him before the Court, as
within directed.
WILLIAM HUSE,
Constable Of Portland
A true copy-Attest o. g. COOK, Clerk.
The counsel then proceeded at length and
in we'll arranged manner to present the
points taken by the defence, and the argu-
ments against the exercise of the power Of
removal by address of Judge Davis. As a
verbatim report of his argument will be
made, will only add that it was exceeding
ly able, and was listened to with attention
and deep interest until the hour of recess.
At half past twelve the Convention on mo-
ton of Mr.. Hayden took recess.
P.S. We learn by telegraph from Au-
gusta, that Mr.. Paine closed his remarks OF
half past 3, Saturday afternoon. Hon. f.
o. j. Smith followed in keen and master
ly speech Of three hours. The Convention
then adjourned to Monday, at o'clock
when it is expected that Mr.. Choate will
speak. The despatch adds that there is
great crowd in attendance, and that public
feeling is strong in favor of Judge Davis,
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ArcusrA. April. 7. 1856.

The defence made by Judge Davis counsel
has been splendid one. twas commenced
on Saturday and finished at noon to-day
II. W. Paine, and F. o. j. Smith spoke on
Saturday, and Choate, though suffering from
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j. II. WILLIAMS,
HENRY =. DEANE.

Judge Davis opinion was then read and
put in the case. Inasmuch as this opinion
has been once published in our paper, at full
length, we feel obliged to omit it in this re-
port.
Two other papers relating to the subsc-
qucnt acts of the Judge in the matter Of di-
rscting prisoners to be brought from the Jail
were then read and put in the case as fol-
lows
Copy Ofrecord Of sending for prisoners
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u, IlA1 fAo,
JAMES ID. FE.SSENDEN.
Portland. March %, 1856.

Concurring fully in the within statement,
with the addition only, that Judge Davis, in
the oral part of his opinion, alluded to con-
versatlon he had held with one of his asso-
ciates on the Bench, understood, however,
to have been previous to his knowledge that
the question would be presented for his ad-
judication) who concurred with him, as was
Inferred by us,
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STATE OF MAINE.

& ~ CUMBERLAND County, IS. To VII
LIS. ham Huse, Constable Of The City
49, Of Portland, an said County,
GREETING:
We command you, that forthwith and
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TIL e u n ION
EASTERN JOURNAL,
Editorial Correspondence.

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1856.
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The protest having been read, Mr.. Paine
said that tho respondent, waving none OF
the objections stated, would for the purPos-
IS OF hearing, put in his answer to the ale
cations of the causes Of the removal, and
this he desired to have spread on the Journal
of the Senate. The answer is Us follows:
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oners from Jail by proceeding not warranted
by law" On motion OF the county attor-
ncy he sent an officer in attendance upon
slid court with verbal orders to bring sand
prisoners into court that they might answer
to the indictments therein pending against
them. And the keeper of the jail having
refused thcrcupOn to send said prisoners into
Court the Cl,rk OF said Court was directed
70 issue u oGpias tr said officers for said pris-
oncrs, therein directing the jailor To deliver
said prisoners 10 the officer for that purpose,
which prsccpt the keeper of the Jail vOlun-
Ilrily and paeeable obsyed, and the pris-
oners being brought into Court to answer Ia
said indictments. were discharged Or recom-
mitt'd Us the Judgment in each case requir-
ed.
And the said Woodbury. Davis answering
further ays that il is not true that, " in his
rs Judge he has assumed, without
legal issue or judicial trial thereof, to deny
the lawful aud actual validity Of the com
mission Of the said Daniel L. Emery, isaed
under the hand Of the Governor and the seal
OF the State" The said Daniel c. Emery
and S,warl NJ. Baker aforesaid each held "A
commission und,r the hand of the Governor
and sal Of the State. The latter was in at
tendance upon the Court,-the former APP
piled 10 b. employed in his stead. lie had
given previous notice in person land by coun-
sel. that such application would be made,
and had requested the Court "a b. prepared
10 decide upon il. AS an application to be-
Employed in the service Of the Court, il was
esitinatcly presented for DECISION. lt was
.biy argued on behalf Of said Emery. by his
'OGnsel, ON the ground that he was duly
under the Constitution, to act us
he Sheriff of the county in executing the
'rder and precspts of the Court. And
laying given the matter such consideration
$, under the pressure Of other duties, he
vas able, he the said Woodbury. Davis was
4 the opinion that sIid Seward NJ. Baker
Sas still the Sheriff ofthe county, and there
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Answer.

In Joint contention Of ths members Of The
iro branches ocths Legislature Of Name,
April 5ih, 1856, for The purpose Of admit
tiHq Woodbury. Darts, one of tie Justices
offhe Supreme Judicial Court, 10 a hear
iay in his defence upon certain charges
agaiaa him entered upon the Journal Of
,Is S,unye. March 1911, 1856 -
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CUMBERLAND, ss.-March IA, 1856.
BY virtue of this prccept, have this day
taken from the jailor the within named he
hoe, and have him before the Court, as
within directed,
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VOL. 5--N0. 81.
BALTIMORE.


L hrmsry Bnttnore-Inatitnted. D. 1a29 No 81 Sonth
sy street Batiore tnenr the Post ofce) CT RE INSUR
I'D NO FEE REQi lRED-Dr Mila an experienced
the Aopathc school, BE- cottdeHfiauy
sult ed ia all cns % private nature or disease
aaey RfqRirsd Cre 10 not EffotsdA practical eS
peonce o years enables Dr NJ to warrants oufe In
ihe shortest possible have IT safely effected
This faGrtqarg xenavoy celebrated for the eectuai ano
NIL classes Of Secret Diseases was es'hted
in this city a rpfage from Qucksry over 20 years ago
The of this Institution wouu rennet pupc
not for the many applicants here FOR
treatment have lched oi their money mareaed by
The tharntnns who flourish so argeyn the pu"he s ao
with whom city Is oversioeked .
Afflicted be your Guard yon womb AVON INJURY peeu
aud ddnappontmen zee early medcai ao whore
proper be obtained DR. NJ makes no alurng
rossnnH promises no than he will honorably perform
Secondary and ChroHe Tho uans symptoms are sore
Throat the Mouth Itching and Tenderness abont
e Nose Botchoa Eruptona upon the Skin &c Upon the
u the oldest aud most inveerae oil
aueh cases pr Is willing stake ha onoT and reputation
al ScieHeeThe remedies Il DIR NJ In resor-
arong aud manly siFor renovang the shattered ronn
ton and speedily all debility or injury Incurred from
certain unsurpassed by discovers of the
Hfesblea here find certain restorative and
from their realized the sweet fruiton
pe which from failure Of uaekcrea In their hitherto
rnitlcss search. had become almost tAihghmhed'
tdranfap,s TeameHtNo poi onoun compounds OF Mer
rnry or Nnxious Drugs used in his practice,
10 Ffnaies Long spefenee In he ueamehi OF fenaie
&c, qualities DR. NJ to afford
effect ffre In the most dneult cases Com
aaeredy guarded aud treatment marked with akil
aud deleHcy
p NILS tirfat ITepeHfre This sovereign Rdaedg appee.
m To ethor sex will duly prepared by mall ON re-
rein IS rcmng &lO prescription Will be inotned
distant persons cured rt home, by addressing DIR j. b.
MILLS. BALTIMORE de terra post phu) Modches seht IN
m, direction by mail or ,Spresa
ii
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Re and Porte Moura Percussion cups Hnnro" der fnth
shot tails Powder iast, reuchce aud hehs bifd "ata
Nipples and Wfrnrhes. Washing Rods aud llek.Ls ,,.h
Chains and Collars Guu NRlfrs Materials A. Ne q NJ
NolNERS aud FIVE SHOOTERS at manuta,tnrstp prices
In the trade. : 81 lulhlANp'
Nc liz Main street opposite EHsle square k'hmoh" Va
DIPLOMA
TifI rtUSI 49, ANpIn Nv I'm VIRGINIA
Mi,HANItsTNsfIrurI ron IN roMoiioN
NFCuANlt Ahts 10
SAMUEL SNTIlERnlANn. OF RICHMOND Nlh't
For Gl NS, flSIOl aud RIFLES, "Nhihhou
ils Exhibition Of Articles ot American Manufacture hrd
the city Of Richmond the 10Th day Of Nov, lsd -
J.NFs ". lfNftlv !. a BEINlN,
Sprrenry President.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

uHtNT HNO.. s.enrrnt Commission Ner-
j CHANTS VIRGINIA 81 uct"ecu cary NJ and u
u Il Depot solicit ruusRnmruts oi Tobacco Wheat
lleur and Iraiuec generally, tor aaie
They alse forward all produce aud mer,hnnd' fsni {" men
Prompt personal attention pad IA Nil business eonhded
lbthcu
Ftchmoud March 2dth lsa6 Ina 2ita
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NrW.yoRK ADVERTISEMENTS
!. ,,,,,,. s,,,oo, COn uuMEoIIE-.-

SCHOOL. FOR uuhEsshhS.
Theundcrsgnod desires 10 call the attention NJ
aud Guardians ha wing children Of slow mental or hNS'"
,rloucten "a the fact he has opened In Harlem IL"
beautiful Inratnn Private Family school where snch Gnu
frn can received aud taught The experience ne n %
In connection win the MaAa'n=.h
Institutions for Idiots mas SHOWN nm
that very ni,c duuc in bringing these rhhden 10
condition In many instances he hA au ta'h
return home eithei school win adVRnRse
ar rnppr. in the utc4 e with The earlier the
trnuiug he better >'''
address JAMES u
aus e6dly No ah broadway or Harlem Nc" 'o'Nt
uvEv YORK CLOTHING, Of superior make.
n JENNiNos, WHEELER CO, ~ Chambers street.
anpusite Park oner Wholesale an hm"nse stock oi
,LoTiIlNu. of all kinds Ciatt3ne Good 7crms RedSohh
- i.,,,ss Inn . faIf and Ser tInnp ls dinoa
fa,uE U.xNKD POWDER COMPANY,
II Mannnrturrrs and Dealers In GlNroNDER, having
luccd prices correspond with the reduced ~ "'
Satpctre their well known brands "i fee
Indian Kentucky Rifle lowdct In Kegs anu can
4te4 so Gnnpowdtr blasting and mntnf, comprising
full pf qualities aud kinds required hy tho hha'
guarantee Il to give entire HausRction
Tho standard at their poNptN which has enjoyed the
innd other manufacture in the world
For sale principal dealers aud also AT the oee oi
the Company, Nb ~ Vail. CO Water street New olk
A q HAZARD, rrcat
\ 4. poualass SetD, -,
- ddm i VT" VI
CONNOLLY ~ AOAus, Tobacco t"msni--
V SION MERCHANTS NJ. ~ fHoNf str ct, New hofk'
? a al consignment
Mr INNS &. ADAMS would he pleased TO hear rom MS
lHleuds a his house JAMES a .oNnoo''''f
apl qadfy RoB1 NJ. ADAMS
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A ~ \ OsNNuEN Nj for the Farior, a- IL aiti
"a friend of ahaent loved ONES, "hht can
appropriate what acceptable what moro dohr
aud worthy he chcsh Il than natural lite hNe hmest
nL ing aud breathing of the hoasoi the onNehod
he little olive plants home, those loved but aat ones
hosc faq In the lnpy Hcldom Ayhiicous men
hafercd health aud character mud happiness "r ron
bons hayo satrGccd home comfort aud eHen ien IL
Tn pacr and power but VII" "Net Heard OF
hnpp, possear o anr Of Tanner stnlmiahl' Amhotyea
photographs parueteotNpes exchanging II tt mnh'N or
am the Impulse tho hottest mntN that ar" cH
IA fho heart fillon humanity Ia p"ennio and tcmon
nsnlshp to seal aud ratY hnWed affection iho
r operator the 81 oldest in the puaheH'
uir mol in nrr) runnnrlair~ "hlle IN TINS
mofnl ing mood with IL lue sa.hcti"n the heaul anu
appv influence that CONSTANT, Eong out from ls eSihb
#ncnt through the medium o beautiful aud truthful pictures
III nut lesa beautiful truthful arHual- 8" Raddon III"
hearts FnhrA aud Mothers the sisters and hr"hes
i#4vorsaud SweothcartR at the land
Tho undersigned having Increased Ia rotIH nf"refaor AMI
having nm hand c.h aud large supply OF materials invites
ff from oyo hnd, ahs Galery, where In all woath"rs mhy
procured faithful Amhtokpc or iaEneffeotN pc andlhnho
al A. trdnF fae spp at themselves viii he cordially wei
sld and aGrl Tcmdt,r their trouble, by examining orr
rtl,nt exibaon Pictures In addition 10 our nHt un
an1od ztuck aud unique raspa We haNo any quantity
pshanablr JrN cA Hr as l"te"ts, Br'aHl ihs bRee
H Watch FubA iuEer Rugs Ar designed 10 contain pic
.us any which will he put thu hest sNle o the All
sinrtos notice aud he moet reasonable pf'"s if
.aI, n IS TANNER
n 4 Side Nam 81. thtee doors hollow hrdge,
I,1y M lvnchhnrg Va
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n VA. Il ARCHER 4 60 rHarmtrons-hat Iron. all
size thc hesi Charcoal Pig Metal rats
up ier4 Angle and Iron Rounds aud Squares up
inches Railroad -tes Railroad Chairs taf NNlea h'lu.'
Belts. screwed and Tapped
u Sttrt attention d o the quality and finish etonr it'h
and all erders promptly hlod aug HuIm
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~ Sion MERCHANT. On the bo'k krhlnahh va
Thankful fnr The lho patronage eNended 10 me last s'hsnh
atane inerrte tn" linz OF fenlS run
huuse HAT hoat will leave every oihcr dhA
tSuud,ys exccredp ly this arrangement shall lac RAie 10
goods through laY thrn hctcaic aud very
nearly astht, Feh, the K H. and a' much less
Nv charge r,, fnru ,iIuG roln,co per boN and
81 per 1Ihd chtneules payaEe and Nhaase When
r. The lfnNaEe Hhl NhnlltF'
from iasiu are per l,uN aud - Nts per HID IN"
Lock oils eharRed by the James Aer kAna"n 6" nr
passing house nets per I" ar about ct t InNts
aud per ha Having tnsr ndN aninEe at location ain
willing my reap The hnoh and charfo on
fair price tar my hoping thereby To command Larger
business
personal attention will he given 10 sales of produce aud
uuit has- 81 rorl4 on Commission A s. LIE.
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4 AFts4ssfS3s 5s af>f Isl Ssps. sS'Os
~ JOHN J PIRNIS. Agt. Is beginning to receive his
Fail -nd Winter G"oa lie VIII continue to re-
rec aud apen nods every week until the assortment Is com
petc wdl usual sell At small profits and for Cash
Among nrtelea oong fannes Mouslins French
M,rmas. G A., with hnr assortment Of t1neh Work,
collars Sic general assortment ~ Lace Goods
and Musliua uf all surts
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PHILADELPHIA.
.xrn,srsul. Eornii III.

axER,spIil.s Eornii IN.
h f. PURPOSES or tAMlih PLY.
Z X.xea - StF-Thtrr has 1our tNistrd public
J HssN&fY demand f,r an enecttee PurretI,c FIJI
ya% 3 which could be relied ~. as sare aud
perfectly safe ntts operat'u THIS has
been prepared IN met that a 'mand' aud
rt~-Tpm an extensive trial ofts virtues has con
k1I-sXasS n cus,ycIy with what success u a.
s.Srs..m.,..ms. complhcs the pnrpose Designed. IL Is
e, 10 maxi A physical pii easy 10 make The ees,
# all pisone which wonld lave none Of the oleet'so ou
- o ti ,,Lat success We ould respectfully submit TO
n ii, grisIsn II Ia. been unfortunate for TIE paehi
lhero fht alast every purgatve medicine acrimonious
and irritating 10 the bowels. This not Many OF lh,m pro
due so mue gripping pain and reyulsion in the system n 10
than balance the good te lie hefN'u ~ ~ I'm
These pfs produce no pain. unless IL aftsos h
previously existing obstruction derauGeneat Ia the now
~ being purely vegetable no harm ean arise feh ,,
@ In any auatifv 6nf II better thu modieine Should
h. akrn iadicionsl, Minute dire, Tor their use IN The
lox Amone the complaints which have hoen speedily ned
D., Ner Complaint in all It's Hairos r'm' m
irao rritahily Rliau- ilealach Bilious Fever ft.er
md ,,, pai1il iho side aud ons truth, all these
are pu Tue consequences Diseased "a n m 9i me hte As
pics Cheic nssentcry nuers sorofla aud scursy Colds
with bohy Ulcers aud inn lIlA 'i 'e u
IN short aud every case wher a Is nres In
The lave asa produced some sing gnafN eete' t,f -,
Rhenmasu, GouL Dropsy. Grav' Et,sp,a, iHip,"""i5h
Tin lIcart pains Back stomach and Side They 7n9od
aud require svscfor the change OF seasons An 'e
rstaros theappete yeor They purity the blood and
ts their stnuan action the eicuatrr N'sem fenoN.
t of the body the wasted diseased
,, thsr, No, serious arrangement exists,
unnecessary dos hc olrrcd Loo far, as every
rurgatve medicine reduces the strength when taken to eA
cess The thousand oss in which phA she required can
mol enumerated thes sup, themselves to the
ever, hnly and confidently httr>t ed ms pm
ie,n ayaiaic 10 mankind When thcir virtues onee
known tie public viii naoneH doubt mh" rcmr1A 10 '"P''
Being .osr wrapped they ne pleasant take, aud being
urS vegetable II" harm can aro from Their use IN any yuan
Prepared 10y nr JAMES { EH.lractleal aud Analytic
Gem-t Lowell Mass Price - ccnrs per i'oN fhe hoNHs
H'|, e' john IL sgay' ~ m,h9F h n'p sIStc
F5 5t4. ltfl1 4 Is#Illu ultiutl a. \
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lighmand Dispatch copy tn forbid.
81. D0R ssEE.-t desirable rc-,d'nc


Lsl Diamond 1liu recently erected by Mr. 'lem EiI
,,, IN the occupancy If Mr. GAMBLER ON this lot is ma
,.#apt well houze. nud al other bulduR7 ea ulaed
A. add 10 comfort 81 III" residence
AIsn-A handsome resd,nct Franklin llll loi w the
Mr. Wm DilAfd, occupied by Mr FAuett
m chuua'd 10 attract Httrntiou The last
named residence III be offered private sale until Friday.
The pth DAY Of may sale effected before that day,
he irrcd al public aueilrn, liberal and made
t.nno on the day Private propositions w be attended
the day OF sale, by W. i. JONES, or
,nI gDdts JAMES W. GLASS.
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WILLIAM ". RYAN,


HOPKINS, WILLIAM ~ 'AN4
mn ATKINSON.
uunlauNs UlIU q 60, WhoIe-nlc Dry
IN aDDpS MEUCu ANTS. No 2as Baltimore Street, COP
poste Hanover Strcct) baltimore
Of huyera ~ aigc and
complete Fall and Winter Dry Goodn which we iee
III compare aNoaby with In the Nnrhetn
Eastern Markets busnesa having very largely inctenssd
nnm the keepnga complete and varied as
feel encouraged To extend IL still
nrthcr shall he prepared 10 oner eue variety nhwi
enable country friends purchase oi US everything they
may want Ina our attention IN paid TO Dress
Goods generally ssilla fmhfoiloiinH, At., Ac.
we shall also hu prepared to exhibit larger and more va
f,d atael Of Fancy I Goods than hnyo before
lput
oft afeland penitoniiary (4and, as well
rs for several nj the OF fncd Cloths which VIII
L. s,l1 a Mauufletur arir'a
ussha be promptly and caehiy att'nusd y"
baltimore August 1st .rl6 HOPKINS null &-Co
Hty .
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recently with his Stove and Tin Ware
Establishment the Copper and Plumbing business and nends
keeping constantly hnnd ali kinds of fixtures such NJ Force
nudS IumpH. water Closets, Bathing Tubs shower
Baths Wash BASINS Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, ana an as
Plated Gocks Copper Lead ana Zinc
lined aul Can Iron sinks Urnals Hydraulic Rams Sc Cop
per OF all kinds done at short note Tho Plumbing DO
paftmenl will by Mr Andrew williamson late
New York who thorough and exneeneed workman ana
work satisfaction ORDERS from the eonS
promptly attended Cash paid for Old Copper and Lead
the Stove and Range Waiolousc- 1ynchbnrg
a,g p5ts O. S BLISS.
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"a N"
" and bnaIneas mon of Is respectfully invited to
H. following A,rart from h regulations OF Lyuohhurg Col
lege
No shall be allow ed to contract debt debts
without his parent guardian and any per
cr,dtnr written certificate from the
President o Faculty viii do at his own risk .
SAMUEL X. cox,
uf he Easu
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

,sr-s~s,,.za, DR. ROBERT GtRIN. Dentist,
has removed his office door above his
tiITfYFT sidence. IN MAIN 81 aud oue square allow
phrauS Hotel jan dts
(AK. a.. a.. t.KEENLff: offers III. profess ."u-
Al SERVICES 10 The citizens Of Auehbnrg vicinity
ofirr i'm Warwick House