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VOL. XII.

the position of Kansas, with this diforou
that the latter has framed two Constitute.
while the former has framed but one. So ear,..5
1855, the people of Kansas formed a Cons,;..
ton at Topeka, which was presented 70 r.
gress; and again in January last the Lea
worth Constitution was formed. Il i n
known that each of these instruments embo5ia.
the will of great majority of the peonlo &c
hansas-the same people who twice reiac,os
the Lecompton fraud by ten thousand mo-.
lty. The President not only recommended =.
latter to Congress, but denounced every mo-
Der who. opposed it as an enemy of his Adm
lStranon and now, after the lapse of a VOC
and large augmentation of the population i,
Kansas, he insists that it is too small n ;rs,;s
her claim to admission into the Union
year ago, her population was large enougb >,
admit her with Pro-Slavery Constitutior
manufactured by fraud, and attempted n J..
forced upon her. This year, the same nop,,r.
ton, with twenty thousand added, is too srr.r
for free State. At the same time. the Pro-.
dent insists that it would be unjust to exclu5.
Oregon from the Union with population scare
ly half equal to that of Kansas
We omitted to notice, in its proper place ,bo
stress laid by the President ON the fact tba,,L.
people of Kansas elected Free-State maiori,,
to the Legislature, Free-State Representa-.
TO Congress, and Free-State Governor and
other State officers, under the Lecomptop Co,
stitution. He triumphantly points to this fso,
as furnishing evidence of his impartiality in
urging the adoption of that Constitution tn.
facts are these: The Free-State party updorb,
eddy triumphed by a decided majority =, u,
election held under the Lecompton Constitu,;ou
but Mr.. Buchanan omits to state that Job,, "a
houn, the President of the Convention, who had
the counting of the votes, made the most No..
perate efforts to defraud the people Of then
election; that he withheld certificates ofeIa.,;,.
from the Free-State men for six months d,
more, in violation of law and precedept. tho,
he withheld them, in word, until all hone Of
forcing the Lecompton Constitution upon H..
people of Kansas had died away. This MAJ,
Calhoun was, at the time of this gross and Grim.
lnal dereliction of duty Surveyor General ,f
Kansas, mere creature Of Mr. Buchanan b..
was IN Washington much of the time, and thor.
can be no rational doubt that he withheld H..
certificates with the appreciation of the Press.
dent. There cannot be rational doubt thar.
the certificates would have been given to the
Pro-Slavery men, if the Constitution could have
been forced through Congress upon those terms.
So much for the Presidents boosted fairness
and impartiality.
We have now exposed some of the grosser
misrepresentation of that portion of the mes.
sage which relates to Kansas To notice them
all, 1t would be necessary to review every line
and sentence for the President has displaved
remarkable ingenuity in embodying palpabe
Perversion of truth in almost every sentence.
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THE NATIONAL WASHINGTON D. C., DECEMBER Is,

LET THE REPUBLICANS MAKE UP THEIR MIND TO
FIGHT THE BATTLE THROUGH, TO FIGHT 1T OUT.
on THE GROUND THEY HAVE TAKEN--AssUME ALL
TIE RESPONSIBILITIES THAT BELONG TO THE
ONLY PARTY ARRAyED AGAINST THE SLAVE De-
NoCRAcY-HoLD rHEIR CONVENTION AT THE
PROPER TIME, REAFFIRM THEIR PHILADELPHIA
PLATFORM, WITH sUcF ADDITION, (IF ANY, AS
MAY BE CALLED FoR--NoMINATE A STRONG,
CLEARLY REPRESENTATIVES TIcKET-THEN, TRUST
Con AND THE PEOPLE FOR THE REST.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

The fact is prominently set forth. that after
the lst of July next the mails are TO be con-
yeyed between New Orleans and Washington
In three and half DAYS
Regarding the conveyance of the letter mails
overland between the Mississippi and San Fran
cisco, the Department reports the triumphant
success of the route. The Tehuantepec route
service has been commenced under such ans.
pices as, it is believed, promises complete sue.
cess. The Utah route has been so improved
that trips through, between St Joseph and Pla,
cerville, are performed once week in thirty.
eight days. Routes have been put in opera
ton from Neosho, Missouri, to Albuquerque.
N. NJ, and from Independence, Mo-, by Aibu,
querque, TO Stockton, California, both monthly.
The Postmaster General says that the ex
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CONGRESS-TUESDAY.

In the Senate, the Pacific Railroad bill, ai'''
the morning business, was debated. Aes''>
Davis, Doolittle, and Shields, spoke in favor o.
the enterprise. Mr.. Brown, of Mississippi
expressed desire 10 see such q road, but vs.
opposed to its construction by the Governme''
He was followed by Mr. Iverson, Of Georgia
In the House, the discussion of the WatF0''
impeachment was continued. Mr.. Ward u
New York, Mr.. Vallandigham of Ohio, and NJ
Reagan of Texas, favored Impeachment apO
Mr.. C. B. Cochrane of New York, and MI
Bryan of Texas, opposed.
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" OPPosITIoN."-A few Republican new,
papers affect the use of the term " Opposition.
as properly designating the Party arrayeJ
against the Administration This is one WAY
of shutting the Republican party out of sight.
There is a great power in right words. Tn
Party which is arrayed against the Adminstrs.
uon' winch has overwhelmed it with defeat
winch intends to enter the canvass Of 1860 for
the Presidency, is the Republican, party Are
spectacle name, and a potent thing. Let d,
sail under our own colors!
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Mr.. Steadman, the House Printer, is said g
have written his resignation of that aPPOH.
ment. Report says that he sold out his contra'
to Mr.. Wendell'for $34, 900 and, if so, his re-
ignation will place that gentleman in s.
awkward predicament.
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WASHINGTON, DC.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1e, IS
JASPER.
Inducement to New Subscribers.

Owing to the unusual interest manifested
by our readers in the story now in course 2f
publication in the Era, entitled JASPER" we
have concluded, in order that all nelc subscri-
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faTts of sections
Part, ox sectioas.

oeanssciay 1hursdsy
yuly nex ~ ~ vaun1 anAs
osd sesras, wAa s sewash whcA remain
States eaoA ~ or e "Dhuque
rsilrosd" AN uns rausd SUBJECT
BY law d desvs sad my
viz
On the "DubuaSs and Raciac raarssd."
shs atsh paepSl meridian
Townshtps o. So aud o. II ranges - and s6
Townships %, 81, and ~, or rAaea =, d. and Ss
Townships -, u, ~, and ~, of ranges - and 10
Townships 81, ~, and -, q A. A. ~ and4
Townships ~, -, e1, ~, and -, of range IS
Townships ~, eo, ~, aaA ~, At range a.
Townships -, si, and ~, 6raage a.
iowa Central Line railroad
Towuship -, raases - IS.
Townships - and 81, a range aS
Townships g. 81, ss ranges 81, 49, 49, 40, and Al
Townships - and 81, AZ range ~
Township so OF range Is
Al tho Land oAcc Al Council Bluffs commencing Monday the
seventh u June for the disposal the
fore wHr situated within the following ownshps
of townships, viz:
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At the land occ Fon DoDds commencing Monday the
tyr day the disposal
sections within the undcrmenone Townships which
remain the United saes sAin s - aeA sde Of the u
bnlue and Pacific railroad" subject required by law mini
mum Of t9o dollars and Jyty cents acre, viz:
North @ Ae tas lane and Of tie aA princpal msidia.
Townships 50 and 90 Of range 10.
Townships 49, &c. and oo Of ranges 20, 81 a. 2a a. o 49, H.
%, 70, 90 and 81. n e4sAa
Townships 80, ~, 90 and VI, Of range ~.
Townships 80, 70, aud ol, Of range SO.
tho land oca Sioux City, commencing Monday the seventh
the disposal of the public lands hsrs
offered situated within the following named townships and parts Of
townships, viz
line and Of the NTH principal meridian
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NOTICE TO rRr-rxrrpN CLAIMANTS.
TTHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED

TTNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il States mai steamers The siips comprising this hxs
The Atlantic. .C&pe Oliver u1fdge
The Baltic .... .Capk Joe CbmOck.
The AdrIatic .Capt. James Wen
These ships have been built expressly for
service every care has been taken their osuc
their engines 70 insure strength and speed accommodation
for passengers uncqualsd lor elegance conart
The steamers Of this iuc have improved
and has I'll ss new
ton I'm UxDQuAILxD. .@
Price q passage from New York Liverpool CABIN 1l3O
10 second cabin So From liverpool y New York. 80 20
guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berth Gun be secured until paid for
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No osS.l
by the PsesaAsnt - ths United Ss.ass.

TN pursuance Of law, !. JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres.
l. idsu. Of s'.sss q 1.s, !: hereby dssi.s. .sa
make known that viii - hsA = ne uudsrasar00sd
land Offices ia IOWA. ~ psrss1s AsssnAsr desssd
wit
dav o Juue next disposal Il hs pubc nAs heretofore
offered within the following naaed ownshs viz
so,tA ot the aud u tbs ssh psnepsl
rowuship 100, u range II
Tow wuships ~ aud leo, - rssge ~
Township o. " raag< -.
0ss Fort Dodge Aondsy
sssnh day June ths dhposA pabe
fore sssrsd situated within following townships
parts Of townships Wig
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once Corsc BLurys commencing on Monday tho
numbered sections within the uuermontonsd townshp@
remain % the United States within ss - eaA side q the Iowa
and the Burngon aud Missouri River raroadp subject
qared by law TO minimum Of to dollars and my cents
On the "Iowa Central Air line railroad
NORTH Of the base se and 't ef Ae eaA principal madiaa
Town.hr@ g = q and g. q !. range y = J.
TownsiIrs q and ss of range a.
Townships 49, g. and S6 of range -.
Township: Township: e. aa a. e. l.axs q ,sass -
Township. IS and q, q range 20.
Township e. ofrangc ~.
On the "Msstssipp and Missouri railroad"
Townships ", 7s, 70, and 20, Of ranges "a and s5
Townships Y, 70, y, and 80, q range 50.
-a:sP. s e. ssss sss.ast r. g.
1s~a:s Township: T. 70 & & g. e q
Township 70, Of range a.
On the burlington Missouri River rairoad.n
Townships 70, =, u, and 70, Of range "a.
Townships 10, II, and ~, Of ranges IS and 80.
townships 70, u 72, and 7a, q range 81. -
the Drsrorr commencng Tuesday day
Of June next 70, the disposal The yacsn. lands in s
United states within ss i eaA d of the dubuque and Pa
required by law 10 minimum Of to dollars and y per
On the dubuque and Pacific raarosd.'
NsvtA @ ne base ine and a tA principal ra<,idian
Townships g and ss, q ranges
fownnpa ", ", ", and 20, of range l.
NosA Of the basc principal meridian
Townshps 81, 90, and 80, range l.
Townships 81, 80, 30, %, ofrauRe g.
Townships sS 30, and 70 0 ranges B. g. O. TO- H. H. l3
and IL.
Townships 90, 80, 90, aud sl, II range l5
Townships 80, Co. and ol of ranges 10, II, and 49,
On the "lowa Central Air Line railroadp
NortA Of the base line and principal
Townships "a and ss, AZ ranges l, g. and 3.
Township u, q ranges :, SO, and !.
Nora efAs ba's live a~d rea g tie h principal merididn
"A ~.d az
10, II, Is, and 1S.
Al tho land occ roxr On Mo commencing Monday, the
ourtesuh q June the vacant lands
which remain 10 the United sstcs within miles each side q the
Iows Central Air line rslroad the mississippi aud MsaDa
racad ssbc required BY Law, to minimum d tso doars and
Jsy esmes PER acys
On the "jowa Central Air railroad"
NatA feAs bsse Iire asd 9Ae h pr~cipa meridian
Township So, oG range l.
NevsA Ins and the nnh principal
Township Is, of ranges !. 4a g. and
Townships 81 ard S. Of and 7.
Township :, 10, II, IL, IA, IA, Is,
Townships %, -, and ss ranges H. 10 TO- - a a. 23 2
and -. q
rownships q, -, -, and ss, Of range - So
Townships ~, %, q range n
townships -, y, anfss, n ranges - 90 81 and a.
Towshirs ~ and $50 raase o.
On the "Nississippa ssd Missoari raikosdo
NcA n Ae hass Iss Of As ara prsncipal sdian
Townships ", 70, and 7s Of ranges l, 2, spia
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Lake, 10 tho end Of Lake Superior; and yned viz:
North Of Ae line fourth praetpa
Townships - and 80, of range 3.
Township 50, uf range
Townships q, %, .ad u q range
Townshps q g, AMI =, q range 10
rownshps iap II Il a and s~s' u, Il range Is
TSwn:sD TSwo:sD 4, 4, sf si ,s%ss rsnss 4. q
owaS uadcr ST. 4th 5sh, 7h heads,
ssis ssps .ss . sass ry viii be reicased from their
cent with travail nf railroad purposes anu csn q Pso. ~
wit:
o. p M = hs sS ,o~ap % % s q The road from s
Lac on Lake wInnshago norsbsry unc' viz:
NorA ga< ss~ n< and q fourth rri"etpa' mosaian
Township 81, of ranges IL and a.
TownsSvs s, as So s., 49, ss and 81. q range ls
Townships rs, %, 30 81 and 81 Of range 10.
Ah bead Al the land Office EAU CLAIRE Monday I'm
day n april townships the q
lake, townships Ave and thirty
Nora gMe Of tie sayta pseipa s.erssar
Townships %, u, "a, ao and 30, Of range
NotA n line and n the fourth pr~cipa meridan
Townships so a. 49, 49, a. ss &c. as 49, and 49, oranxs
Townships 81, 81 ss 49, and 4o = range s.
Townships "a aud a. Of range H.
bh head Al he land once at HrneoN Monday, day
xey s As ss.a.ap. On .es . proposed road. from
subject 70 ~ pvcsls a. hessoore stated in refsrsnce
ed" lands Il this district the routes Of the above mcnoned
NoA y ~ baxis s~d ssx n tie oxrtA pr.cpal uerda~
Townships ss ST. ss ranges H. 49, a. 49,
head the land ofnce EAU CLAIRE Monday fi
day Nay ~e tho townships ON tho proposed roads from the @
Csox river lake" the end Of Lake Superior and
hs subject the Rtcd above IKE
lands In the Hudson district, viz:
NORTH @ If ne s.sA principal meridian
Townships IS, 30, 49, Of range o.
Townships ~, 81, IS, 81, and Of range
Townships sd, 81 3s 49, and 4o Of range II.
nen =. Tue land Office at SUPERIOR Monday the ird day
Ady nc mo townships on the proposed
river or lake 80 the west end Of Lake Superior and to
subject TO the pror as stated above 10 ke lands il
tho Hudson district viz " - " "
Worm me Aa~ line and ~sa @ tie fourth principal MERIDIAN
Townships Al, ~, ~, ~, and "a, OF
Towuships II, ~, -, aod 45, range 2
Townships ~, ~, ~, IS, 81, and So, n range 4
Townsivs A. a. ~, ~ As 49, AZ 4s, 49, 5a az
Townships A. A. a. ~, as 49, AZ as So 81 and sa az
range 8. :
Townships a. a. a. a. ~, 49, AZ a. a. 81 o. range
~, ~, -, 49, ~ and %S ana
rovaships III, ~, ~, ~, -, aud -, u range TO-
Townships ~ ~ 4s ~ H. aud a. ranges and IL
Township. ~, a. "a, ~ 45, ~, aud ~, n range ia
Townships Al ~ ~, ~ a. 49, 49, a. range Ia.
Townships Al, ~ a. ~ 49, &e, ~, and ~, of IS
Given Under hand the iy q Washington this
February, Thousand eight
eight TfOS. A. HENDRlCKS,
Commissioners Of tho General Land 6Mce
Feb 2o--lawsw tIDcASar1 M
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At the land once at Council BLUFFS, commencing Monday the
fouecuh day juno the disposal Of the
sections within the undcrmontoued townshipe which
remain the United within sir miller
Central Air Line railroad tho "M.spt and Missouri railroad
and the Buringou aud Missouri River railroad" subject
qured by law minimum to dollars and y cents per acre.
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For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
TyHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum.
II bcrland, Wheeling, and all pxrts a the west
st The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will caye (exccpt Sunday
as connecting With trains from Pdadeph;
Washington W uncton will stop stations and arrive Cum
berMnd At O'Clock, p.
3D. The MAIL TRAIN daily (excet Sunday
At 6S0 and reaches Wheeling by A. conncCtng Bn
wood with for Columbus Cincinnati, Aytdn indianapolis Louis
vls Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ~ Louis cairo and inter-
mediate peints. ttf
3d. The EXPRESS TRAM leaves daily al 4 l connecting with
trains for Cincinnati st. Louis Cairo Chicago and uterine
diatc paces The distance C1nuna dher and south
plates In the West nearly 100 miles ether
route The time to these places Ia also unsqnalsd.
baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
y. Louis.
Passengers and baggage all ponts free
THROUGH TCKES will be sold all the agc In the West
the lowest possible rates the ticket oce Camden n snd
Washington city.
second class attached the mail train
Passengers from baltimore Washington may ~ eis road
Cumberland Oakland They m0rnug by the
an which leaves Cumberland At 250 and reaches Wheeling
Ut 2, p.
Passengers from Washington have ample Wash
ington Junction.
the only BY which through tickets and baggage checks
can be obtained 10 Washington. 5I gss1 4.
FOR WAY PAf$sENGERs
Cumberland and the express beyond gog
Easwsrdly the mall train Wheeling
odaiou leaves Cumberland 20 reochE Baltimore a 64b
The PRElERK TRAIN except Sunday stepping
1t way stations Leaves Frederick O. arriving 1t Baltimore
The RIIIcOTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves station O. q M
and $50, Leaves Elcous Mills at $780, and 7So,
except Sunday.
Jan 17-d1 Master Of Transpostsuon
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No,tA OF the base % ppcpa meridian
Townahips IT, vs 70, And 80 of range
Townships ~, rs, and ~, a ranges aud s.
rswasS'ss Tow aSs & r. .sa ~ &C. g. q ,sssss ss .aas
Townships 1s ~, -, AAA g. of range
;s;.: 1sss.s;. : : y = !: I'd u y :. l.s.s ,s
Iowas''ps 49, w. and s Il ranges IL, H. "A Is, is
TD~uuhips y, Y, and 70, q rasse a.
Is~a.A- 7 49, and 70, s raosss ~ a. 49, a. 20 49, 80 a.
II the oee caAnrOs comnsueiug Aesd., the .e,.
day bext the dpoa cr in tbs ey
sssoa: ..ha &c s.assnsa,oasa .o~sahp r
10 rairudp subject required by law 70
uauninum Of tsso deaiass a~d afsy ee~s pr acre.
Nora li~< aad ss< sftA<sA plaes-ai ~endaa
rSwa:1is a g. o. TO- TO- H. H. aud 4 a. ORA ssass. and
Townships q, =, ana 70, osrs.ses saa7
Tsxn.s,s. q 4. va 1s 2! ranges: 70 H. is saadis
Townships II, -, 7a, ana "a. q range is
Townships ~ ~ and 10, of ranges H. ls No. and 90
lSwssSips H. u "a "a q ranges s a. Is. ~ a.
lands appropriated by schools MILITARY ana
other purposes, wil be excluded from the sales
sod suct tho nigh. granted by The August lisa
railroads. and the particular ny routes viii b.
sold containing the Quantities respectively shown Official
The ss ~ On 'ns .S",G suds Ss S e s % % The
whole shall have offered and the closed b
entry any un, ser hs 1
ration OF the weeks.
under hand the city Of Washington this a,ecn da,
January Ammo onn one thousand eight hundred and 6es
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY tho President
THoe. A.. HmSDKIcKs
Commissioner of the General Land ONCE.
NOTICE TO PRE- FMrrIoS CLAIMANTS
Every entitled To the right Of the
lands within the townships and Or t0wnss above
required % establish the 70 the satisfaction thc
receiver Of the proper land Once and aaS Payment Mer
commencement the public Of thc land embracing Tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
T9iOH A. HENDRCKa
Commissioner 0f thu General Land tpdce
Jan 22-1ev'y2wtds fIntelAdxar.] ssat
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PROPOSED pArss o. sArlIsu.

EDWARD X. C0IIINH,
No SO Wall street. N. r.
BROWN, T1TTEY CO.,
liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.,
No. 81 Austin Friars Inud0n
y. a. WAINWRIGHT Z co.,
Paris
The these ships will accountable gold silver
bullion specie jewelry precious
ding signed thercr and the value thereof therein
lee. 16--d1 sNsf igSe3
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the land ccc SOCK Crv commsnsng Monday the TWEEN
the disposal Of the pubc aas
fore s~d sioated within tho following townships and
parts Of townships, viz:
q prlneIpal MARKHAM
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NVe (NO. O5o.
Notice for storing certain lands 60 market In
the state OF Alabama.

Notice for storing certain lands 60 market In
the state Of Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office al
IN Huntsvle in the State AxbamA will open the SAKE
private and location, and after A @ dsy Of Nay ne
oil pubic land cmbrnced In following townshps which
had been proclaimed and offered prior to withdrawal BY notice No
$780, being lands which had been Withdrawn 70 satisfy that part
the rroa grant BY act q Congress approved 81 Juh 1855 which
contemplated rrnd from Memphis Charston, that part f said
grant having bccn rejected by the State of Alabama, viz
SosA ef tAe has Iis " ~ Haataale ~eridan.
Townships l. 2, 3, 4, 8, and q, At range 4.
Townships g. g. and g. and the Of townshps and
north Of the Tennessee river, Of range 2.
Townships O. g. and and the parts Of township norm
of the Tennessee river, of range 8. -
Townships 2 and g. and the Of townships and
north Of the Tennessee Of rnnge g. tt
Townships and and the Of townships and north the
Tcnncsscr, or range s.
South Of tAe oase line and ea ef Ae Hs.tsvia ~aisinn
Townships T. 2, Q, 4, g. aud 9, NJ range L.
Townships 8 and Z OF range 7.
Townships l. 2, 3, A, s. 8, aud z, Of ranges and O.
Townships q ., g. and 8, Of 10, H. H. 49, H. and
IS
Township 1, of range l6
Given under hand, tho once, tho city
Washington, tho 10th day offchruary, 1864
rios A. HENpncKs.
Feb 20-1aw8w flntelASxarl Commissioned
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GEORGETOWN FHMALE SEMINARY,
G24or9Ot0Wn. u. @.

VTNHlS large boarding and day school for young
Il ladcs, long and avorsbly known conducted by Nw
Eugusb, ~ pfinci
assisted By aud sxpsrned teschcrs In every
department N learning.
Members ofCagrcss them 10 Washing
their daughters wards hero under their sn
VISION many apthe graduates w"
seminary representing nearly sate IN de- unica
For portaculavs address n g. HARROvEK
Principal of the Georgetown Female seminary,
Sep l2-cotf Georgetown D C.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-08
CHAIRS AND CABINET FURNITURE. i.

The subscriber has removed 70 the shop on
West Pit Street, recently occupied by William
Ritchey as a Machine Shop, where he contln-
ues to make 10 order and keep on hand gene
raj assortment of chairs and cabinet furnltnre;
consisting in part of Spring S''at Parlor Chairs,
French Rocking Chairs, Cane seat and Wind
sor, Sofas, Lounges, Ouomans, What-Nois,
Music Stands, Fancy ParIor Tables, Breakfast,
Dinner, and Extension Tables, Bedstrads, Bn-
reaus. Wardobes, sc. Suits of coitagr-iurni-
turr at very moderate prices, 50 that il is with
in the reach of all TO have nice, good, and
fashionable furniture. The Ladies are partlcu-
larly invited to call and examine for themselves.
as il will be my desire TO please all tastes.
n. b. Cotfns will be made on the shortest
notice for any who viii favor him with call.
ISAAC MENGEL, Jr.
May %, 1887.