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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-04-22
Paper Hanger,
Take the Papers.
BY n. L. WILLIS.

~ j. WILLIS
Why don't you take the papersl
They're the life Of my delight;
Except about election time,
And then l read for >pite.
Subscribe, you cannot lose a cent
Why should you be afraid;
For cash thus paid is money lent
On interest, four fold paid.
Go then aud take the papers,
And pay to-day nor pay delay,
Aud my word it is inferred,
You'll live till you are gray.
An old newspaper friend Of nine,
While dying from cough,
Desired 20 hear the latest news,
While he was dying of.
i took paper, and | read
Of some new Pals in force;
He bought tOx-and is be dead!
No--bearty a. horse.
/ knew printers debtor once,
Racked with a scorcbing fcrcr,
Who sworc to pay her debt next day,
Ii her distress would leave her.
Next morning she was at her work,
Divested of her pain,
Bot did forget to pay her debt,
Till taken down again.
"Ilcre, Jessie, take these silver wheels,
And pay the printer now :"
She slept anu slept, and then awoke,
With health upon her brow.
/ knew two men, as much alike,
As e'er you saw two stua4ps;
And no phrenologist could find
A difference in their bumps.
One takes the papers, and his life
Is happier than kings;
His children all can read and write
And talk of men and things.
The other took no paper, and
While strOlling through the wood,
A tree fell down and broke his crown,
And killed him, very good"
Had be been reading Of the news.
At home, like ueighbor jim,
I'll bet a ceut tia accident
Would not have happened bin.
WY don't you take the papers!
Nor from the priuters sneak,
Because you borrow of his Toy
A paper every week.
For he who takes the papers,
Aud pays his bills when due,
Can live 10 peace With God and nau,
Aud with the printer too.
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Sast,
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GrThe house of Representatives, at
Washington, has passed a resolution fix-
ing the first Monday of June as the time
for the fnal adjournment of the present
session Of Congress.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-27

NOTICE is hereby given, that on FRIDAY.
~ the 25sh day of June, 1858, at the door OF
the Court House, in Buchanan county, and State
of Iowa, between the hours of nine o'clock A.
M and five o'clock, p NJ, win be offered for
sale all the Lands and Town Lots in said county
on which taxes were levied in said county for the
year 1891, and which, at the time of such sale
shall remain unpaid and delinquent. Also. ali
Lands and Town Lots in said county ON which
District School Taxes have been certified to the
undersigned as delinquent and unpaid. The
said Lands and Town Lots will be sold to salts.
~ the amount Of taxes due thereon
The sale will be adjourned from day to day
until said Lands and Lots are sold, a true and
correct list of which is as follows, to wit
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QIS A CORNER.
ffN'h w" NV -IVfh JVffHHf u N0suu
NEW POLITICAL COMBINATIONS.

The late action OF those American mcmle,s of Congress
who have heretofore favored the Lccmptcn measure is
doubtless the first development OF the political ucm
binatcn which has scn time under consideration
at Washington IL has been thought by Of the
leading politicians that line Of policy could l~ marked
out which should render possible the 'nicn in single
party, for the next presidential campaign, o the entire
opposition 10 the administration. The close aiiston
which to eSis; between the antiIecoanpton
democrats and the republicans has encouraged the latter
TO hope that the present accidental union on single
question might he cultivated and nur to render
it permanent and lay the foundation for movement
which shall sweep the country in the campaign Of 1859
But the combined strength Of these PARTIES fac
tons not sufficient o insure the defeat Of the admin
straon the great under consideration
and To accomplish that result which is really cecntiA
furnishing the capital for the partncrshp the votes
Of the South Americans, they called were indis
penssble.
For several days past this subject has we learn
under xious consideration difcuty b,in dc
,is plan which should the cooperation o( those
men ia tho present emergency This is far more import
ant than their future cooperation, although aAT af
rding foothold in the South for the party r.
Of small consequence 10 the Of the arrangement
We not advised the precise present state II the
negotiations, but judging from the vote in the House on
Mr. Harriss attempt to smuge in his minority report,
it Is clear that Messls. Davis Marshall and their aesc
cist willing To occupy, for the present. the position
OF parties 10 the negotiation and at least To play fast and
loose until the feasibility of the movement 10
fully determined
Our readers are aware that have not placed much
faith in the prediction that senator Douglas and his
sosatcs in opposition the Levompton consultation
could o brought far TO affiliate with the republicans
as TO form permanent political alkanc with them We
are convinced that such tlcis incnsio although
the close harmony which TO between the two
frstern,es seems TO favor that theory But we think
Judge Douglas must entertain too tcrouch disgust for
the principles and leaders cf sectional yarty to
link his fortunes aud hopes with il for the future
IL rs not ccar that tn. complete union o the Ameri
cans IN Congress with the rcpubcscs AND Dvnglas men
VIII form putty sufficiently strong b. defeat the adri-
sion OF Kansas snd,r The Iecompton constitution II
wunid render The vote very ,lcse enc hut probably
would still leave majority in favor # admission gsi
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rJ,HE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION de

il ID The people from all parts of The ccmtry for a
book, bringing down the ststics to the
sch that hng,r be sisrersrdci " u
srenty throughout be country render particular
description su,cc sl,a,
The evtfce having received the voluntary and scnefs Ea
onsge ~ both husc m Congress d W. having 'en adi Wy he
supreme e'on cf the constitution 81 ue Ins
s and having riv~i the special stffe-on - some ~
oe w-st tatmeu md hes hrrn pro
nornr~ Ny fn Arneri
can c', and g~n.atrn of the schooi-
fh sho vcncrate and The cnsrr"s the ssnn"n's
nashng"n snd t- principles imbos, have her.rn gwen
W thesr generous snd valuable
booksellers and uthcrs Obtain for the sufIiy
dress VuII.M ryNrty
Mar S-dh Washington tss, " G.
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Mar I'll IswawSu
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-THE

II
oRhiNAl. AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMrOf,rEIDT1h Gin
dr Lndoa from harley under the surveillance of The
xth Han
Of the valuable re'erares of tho
tahl. kngd rendering the eminent mi
diurec drink
de,c,on tonic deics,s asvc differing entirely
Il thai harsh acrid which
the nclc known Folsnd Gin, hnapp oj.c'cpatic
intended medicine recommended by physicians
generally ri Cont Rseuma-n Dopsy, Gravel,
cnic Cholera Diseases the Ur,nsry
kidpcvs and the iel Nervous ,fy, &C. ~blef the
wi find by elsi those distress
whh lrty attend their delicate organization
New the highest medical authority,
rnnounucs f1ialIS TONnoN soflJA GIN only superior
cfhor. bat the bet the kind he has seen
adapted the southern and western
eiers changes and
thirty eight
grocers merchants Beware
Of mutations Buy only urrIrR X nIoETfl'
EDMUND c. c1iaflfS, Importer,
40 Broadway, New York.
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DRoPosALs FOR IrrHUGRAPHIC PRINTING.
srfrausrxSrsu rrRic FuSnSe,

srfratSrySrsyy PRINTING.
Washington, March IL, 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS will be until
the 9Th 1855 the
ioaipg for ie and olsc m Representatives, Of the Uni
led
1t Fer Transferring from and printing thou
sand I) Of each Of ns charts, accompany the
annual report q bs Superintendent q the Cost Ssrvry
2i and Tnns thonsaud copies
~ l.s twn charts, the
In the class the the
trei transferring AMI printing each chart separately
in the class h the for engraving
chart printing each haadred epsrsy
The charts viii he this onoe for the Inspection those
Kidding the until flr cf the bids
where s.c niank firms for proposals MAJ he procured
Tns PAPER regnredfc printing viii lee furnished by this
he
required ul bidders ih faithful their
distinctly that bids will
directly engaged and practically acquainted
sNl. ID wrrk lad
TIT proposals state the time required for the sxccutn cf te
sprk. f the viii be addressed the
signed, endorsed IN. envelope Proposals m lbcgsptng
clt. w BUWMAN
Mar l,-1tai fu;clkrarl Superintendent
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MAEDTnos soAsI OF fIorips.-Ihc tiig
Alma Captain Brown arrived al Now York from Nassau
P reports that ON the 10th instant when a,ut -four
IRilee The loe in the Wall, the wiol blowing
three knot lrcze the time, sle 20. into uhislr.l
which turned the vessel round ia thirty sst scsrls and
kept turning her half and hack rl ,.,.ne
iim,s all the way round for boms and . usc,ic,
The breeze then became stronger and she sao,leI In
getting out Of the whirlpool without receiving any dam
age.
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Eugene DuPuy,
SA .iqspt fer Piesse & La,aas Pfipoy and CozyoDds.
YIiHE agency fJr the United States Of Messrs Piesse

S9e igep for Pss & Laaa's Iegfimey and ooYorois.
YINHE agency for the United States Of Messrs Pcsse
Inbn Trfuncry cpdon having been transferred
FRONT Broadway firm. (Nr.
George with csahihmen beg
deser and the generally that
bond constant supply d fe.se ns
The Franrpanu perfume aud it. hrmpoun the
ps~iscino rrar 10 varees hici
whatever sd nrm ihrodnoe In
kcf. conhnng Merchants rely
orders being allied ih prnnI'ness and and favor
ahic terms ps heretofore D. rEfUy
soa broadway, New York.
Tie Fraasranp perfume naRufn iured eny by Msssrs
Inan and they This opportunity cauion
which
approach sny degree the exquisite fragrance made by
Y. L.
lranpipenni boinc'-
rranrirann II for hair, cNgn~itely scented
rrangipann od their snd impsr delight
fu fragrance Z articles they placed
scented
rraraiIanpi incense tho pp
piece upon and The viii be deighfuy
rerfurncd.
Fsngpspu pcade This Italian ungucnt for tho hair lie
supcaiye fragrance has given World wide reputation
Fransipanu sa,chei Sold everywhere.
March d-9tawfusSsS sSai5m
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~ NeeNe~
TO OUR suBscRIDERs.

rbe nance p~rsop VA b. ns s aassss
payment a The snhscripuou h. ns@e adj anse.
II 'art rh cfgher sy fwad lfscr and an risk
~di resesgnrsi 'gurrtts sSs.if~n
rs COUNTRY rAan IS pula ~ees, a-rsns
= eFs''r rna sctu ~sstl y dntiss sAe
sso eale HE F-i ss ian Si b. received terms
ProirEts1ns.i D. sls above rals.
s5riusIAAsf5ss ssces, and By
sending as DAILY sabscrirs with enclosed SIM
WEEKLY subscribers, win ses enrosed ospy
gra.iA
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For All Parts Of the west.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
x-rrs xp rnn nDnrry, m, .&1,,ru z n srr

NEW ANp INlRbVED 1RE4NGEMENTN
YNIREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
i herlapd. Wheeling and all I,aIts West
ACtUNMoIAJ1UN TRAIN viii (exoet Sundny)
with from anisaehia
Washington y~~sscpb ~l and Cum
beriasd a p.+-k IN.
NAIL TRAIN fexcep
So and reaches Wheeling by connecting
With Columbus.
vie Cleveland, Tosco lhtroa Chicago 81 LOUIS Care and
mediate t-llt--
EAIREss TRAIN daily m connecting
The distance
the Wss nearly 100 miles srier other
The time ~ these p'sces Is a-n unsqiaied
checked ibreugh Columbus indianapolis and
lDai>.
Pss-erSss- baggage all r-ants
rItsH rtEtTS VIII be all the
rnHac Tie office station,
Nssidrltou
ssoad ! attached m
sltmrr- Washington
saeyTi ty taking accommodation mail aud
They morning express
leaves Cumberland reaches Wheeling
al 4.
Passengers Washington have ample
ineioh JeBstcn.
.py through baggage checks
be e,iuine,i in Wa-luasisn
fuE NAY PASSENGERS.
The accommodation e&s wl
the
III reaching
FisNK TRAIN except stJg,nE
Leaves Frclerick p arriving
al II, ~
TIE IIcUrrs MBAs TRAM leaves Camden ss,,on ~ g. m
ard ABB Leaves Eisccus Mills NJ 5eo, and 40
except SUNDAY
". 8 wcoIslnE
IL ff II TrausT ten
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The bin 10 increase the capital Of the State Bank ct
Tainreo aud locate branches IN Memphis and at Knox
Vile after passing tle senate and ngs In the
House was lost ou the final vote
The Washington union., 1858-03-24

nAlLf OPENING SPRING SUPPLIES IN ALL
IL nrst cs-s fancy and staple dry gc~is ssIsd general
p-pfs
AH "r enr. stock ls -haw rseruoes
HAsfNi"-, sc. NJ va.'is reduced prrcs.
oh- yre only insried in consequently inexperienced
hetrs
plF Presented " r~s monthly.
His our df.tutHet
bnsness r~sihie Without disturbing the rc-ru
hss rx-tra hw-n many Il cns
serics q years.
FERRY 4 BROTHER.
Central Stores
HMch e-iotN opposite Centre Market
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WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH "a, 1853.

pRiLLiANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL 1855
ID GKkGoRY MAUaY, Managers, WI Ni>croS DELAWARE
10 be drawn under the a sppncd
by the Governor.
s5F 800 -Ioefy aF Of the STATE or DELAWARE
Class es fr sts To he drawn WILMINGTON, BI,
day, AIKIL ). 1895
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March e-1otdi'
sILKs. Opened to-day 20 pieces

MotkNlNG siLkS.-Opened to-day 20 pieces
Av1 various styles, wta,hs. prices iiks
= Wv rhorn styles second nrart
Atiss snn es.ns q stock
oh a such 'strt- the
daily Ni0"'S sNi" v ne" suiTDcs
ov~reh.rg.i. ' ~ 0Ns'''nei "
All old billie he seulei bcsure new ones are u,d
feyhlc rsf,f '' w" s"'e W.
Increasingly large H N'"
H,s Sr--~asrd for payment r.nhiy
j. deter unsika make
possible without disturbing The ioss~ni rotations have
between many az eu-ivncrs and ouv.
PERRY 4 BROTHER
Central Stores wcssh building
rafoh s-lo'dh opposite Centre Market
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MISS HOSMERS BEATRICE cENCI SLEEPING.
AVI fhs exquisite piece euirtur Rome by Il
rit iicsrpcr, III. American sculptures hr,i
rod AZ fhr- rne Art sry, 500 reRnsyivspir wsh
sseI'hcp., 4 Cos budding
Adnni--qn - c.nfs. uonrs III. m ldu-t
The rocrc of NJ. exhibition benefit u sri,.,
If
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10 be ser.red until paid frr.

tIN ARD X. CDiJJNS,
No &c Wall street N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY 4 90,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KI>NARn l. co,
Nc ~ Fr1srs, Icnecn
p q. WAINWRIGHT L Co
q these st- wfnot hA accountable for e -st
lew~isy nnfess tiis
herer expressed therein
Ie-.iH
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TVNIrED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

W.snI.GrpS, March 10, 1883
PETITION Il Charles Gooiyesr, of New Haven
niu' for the extension @ granted 20 him the
18th a June lsst FOR improvement IN the Manufacture ~ India
srid I@tcn which
takes piare the 1sth dsy of June l.Ss
deed ts the sa cun be heard Al the Patent "oo cu
Monday the 3t IL ocipk aud all persons
notsed sna show they have, Why said p
ought q e granted
Their olecton, specially forth writing least twenty
days hec the sy hearing Al Testimony MED by either party
sa hartnr he tslen snd rsnsrnh
ciance with The rules the ro, ~ wiz he furnished on
phcasiop.
testimony closed the 18th Of May.
dcpiton ether papers relied un testimony must he hed
in the croc ronyg q that day the srrurnenis
i any. within ih-rester
ordrrc be plhhhed in the rnNf, Wssi
insesi, Sras York, week for hree
ocsVe wrcs d nc SIt u Nay u-s the a.y II hear
ing Jui boiI,
E"rs papers vii please snd send their
hl 70 ih" o'cn eH~e, with containing ih's notice
Narrh IL iaNaw
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Miss Christie johnson,
TEACHER or plccrnoS,

yocrnoS,
Is dcsirous of forming classes in clocution in the
scorls Washington Instruction private pi
pals in bs, city and IN Georgetown.
M johnson viii lessons youths and professional gentle
and also ceucrs who wih Engsh
orni
done Miss arrcrer's Formerly Miss English y Female Sem
mary, Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown
Mrs M Tsrchic. Iirlurond Va.
stephen Y Hill, Washington. ~ c.
Grafton 1.tr, NJ D., Georgetown, II. c.
apply Blanchard Hcbun at their book
store yvsnis and Eleventh. street
Nov S-U
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NO. 597l
Notice Of the Removal OF the Land once from
Sawk Rapids to st. Cloud. I'm the Territory OF
Minnesota.
l accordance with the provisions Of the act If
IL Congress entitled An suscrirn9 changes c
-d o siTscvd March g. 1853 hereby
ssh That sho cf,n Cor III. s-ie the puhc lends
- We Irrf'ors ID Anpcso'a WI he
irsrftfrY NJ os eoss Jsr,od rrocf,ootJe-
frt'he notice ss ret- removal
the REGISTER and sc-rirrr the land
hren anser hand sf
cay gtrhrssry, a y tsss
py crdsr of the President
TEioS A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of Ianao osHc-
Fsb 2s-iawss fiat
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u,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED

TINUE NEW YUIgk MD II f-ItI O..I' 80 I'D
state. mail sse.nnsrsIbe ships cenpf's ne us nn' ny"
-. .,,... ... Capt Oliver Edridse
I.'e Cart Jos Comstock
rH nanl 1890 Capt james West
s,. a,,s have by crast expressly 'T government
.r rsr. has been their uetir a. so In
, 10 rur. strength and fpeed and theif accommodations
~ w - unequal bed elegance and cssufsft
tn. ,..rr- hare nfoFe cd ~~r nt tni "ntitpen's
aud ,o ex,sse spared 70 make mem az r. si ~ nf~
~. gysn proves their mode cf
ton sfrr ut" - a.. ..xsu .,,n
A. ssesd essss SIS hveri~ 20 New York, 80 and 70
S4neas-
An ~yp~siepred surgeon attached 70 es'h sup
he erpred pad frv
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4 MEXICAN YEAR BOOK of Facts IN Science and
IA All fr isss, eSerng tbs rl'uisr scosers and
prUtfn-nts rter. i,e ~ David A Wells, "
vi. o. - Doe, rocsiTea, and fsr ~.ie BY
Mar 20 FRANCk TAYLOR
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In equity in The circuit c"urt
for Somerset c'"Iuiy.

YIsiE object OF this suit is to procure decree for
The sale &C nf Matthias
decea-ej for The 81 hi 4. The i subtancc
that said nrrmp his m indebted, and died niehcd
hundred and dollars
liy the October, 1886, jnag
rendered the circuit the lih
day 9 October Isis that being indebted 'hc sail Matthias de-
iafnsrF 1sSs in,attae
dhteI divers hr. rrns that administration his
rsrrn.i e Rave been granted by the orphans Somerset
Sounv 10 purne Tudvine Said and that said
te II insufficient The deccdrus debts that he died
Hi i divers lands and real estate somerset conny. which in
bis hm he runell Toadyinc
debts that said d.h have moi been paid
November, 1854 herman Robert
W. ughcriy Of said all the lands be purchased OF Ir
FRANCIS T. Waters and John Arn the
hundred dollars during NE ID BITS
in Said deed which fled marked c. that complainant,
-ndrstan. That deed abandoned and
saii decd
td and that said Robert aud Ezsb"ib parties
tls that snt Matthias IAnen lft the follow children bi
cniy hors Emily Francis Dnrnsp Who fuli
prman, Aurels Iorman, Nhin- Norman Amelia rrnan and
William Eiw Drns all f rm and reside
set The bill for the sale ri the real
OF SAID Matthias Bmsn for The 81 m debts and for such other
reesas the order a publication
PRESIDENT denast and for ruhroas- other defendant
all o. whom live in
III. creupon ordered tins 2t day F Fehusrr 1855 that the
complainant by uf this order
Published Washington each ID
before the twelfth day n
thi. hill and tl by sell
Jp
show she has, Why decree su
prayed LEVIN WoniFofp, Clerk.
LEVIN WcolFoRn, Clerk.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeNrEef0wn, ID. e..

FNHIS large boarding and day sch-us for Young
l. lase 80 hns ant vorab.y kncwp conducted by
Englh under the direction Miss " narrower psci,
assisted by q comTrt and axerencd teachers every
department. ~ learning.
Members VI others whose
tar daughters wards here under ,ir
sin have drshs graduates
rsl~esestug nesrly stats IN The Unicm
tsx r.rsouiars address NJ J. NARROWER
Principal II the Georgetown fersaie seminary,
sep l2--eaf tseorg.toau Il. G,
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William Rlrckhssd rs Purnell Tuaivino,
administrator Il Nstshis, fsgman,
Elizabeth forman, Robert " luuEh
erty, Emily Frances Durman, Thomas
norma, John Drman, Anrelis h,r-
nisn, Matthias pormaii- Amelia Dor
nau, and William Edward Norman.
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GAS IN CALouTT..-Cacutts has recently been lighted
with gas The eet upon the natives is thus described
in letter frvm the engineer Of the gas company
1.-The astonishmrnt of the natives great
among the better informed the inquiry Sir,
will you be 80 Kind as TO tell how the lamp burns
without wick Among the lower orders there was an
impression that it could bc made 10 blow them all mp
that the Governor eneral had key at the Government
hous, by turning which he c"ud at his pleasure burn
up the whole city At such critical time you may dc
p,nd d take this trouble to disabnse Their minds
Of tn, jc, indeed We rather strengthened il could
We f-rt a native on any consideration even TO touch
ampost for fear il would explode They arenow, how
ever r,tinr more familiar with H. though the lamp
lighters arc still followed ly crowd, especially when
light np a new street district
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MINNIE RlfLES.--Two Thousand for sale. in
esses i~sn's each address. Box No 1877 Post
March Il--dIw
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r , j. MIDDLETON Ice dealer Office aud depot
Ap tl-aiyi
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PMOTnGRAPH OIL PAINTINGs,

NTtTNt,
Il fully returns fhsns c m friends and patron- past
'nep'- and sotcits a continuance of ih.
etuo al Nares sacy No s4s renDsy three
doors east of ~.
Isc 4-u
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$40 900 tLotery f the OF the DELAWARE
ci-s "a Coz sss To be drawn wIiuIaGToN nEI-
day, APRIL 10, 1855.
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Il th triy fn'h fr-ssr-t q veIern'ed hcnscwiIe
Haf,e-'
. Gases sirting
They The produced tins each
r> stamped ss'h guarantee of their
rasSny eNce,rpoc.
We advertise them m the II ara residents
700 pisces a all er shifting -hoetng ncia
ot The famous English cis and tvist'
Enas ci white goods
New supplies from The North ami Fast daily
one pfioc only, marked in plain figures.
~, M bills n,'-i be paid prior 10 beginning
Az siS presented for marbiy cash; VII he
acceptable. We iniiex,hl- his ruic.
'd ARTICLES bow laiur dealing rehed all
Il-Rry A.
Central Stores. p building,
Hsrrh ot,os,e Tru,r. Market
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T. q Edirs llr erogc papers VII please oory snd SC
ti- he irtp oHrc With Tsr containing this notice.
March IL iaNaw
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ese ace lIry Cor the Benefit of the STATE or DELAWARE
Class ST. for 1855 To be drawn wNNGrS, Dk, saar
day, MRl. II, 1883.
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NOR SAIE.--A rare chance TO a very fine
riding beautiful black years OIL
nIten hands upw surpassed
in all aud He
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The Washington union., 1858-03-24
OFFICERS or THE CORPORATION or THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON

Aayor VIM b. MagTuder
Regsfy.-Wm. Morgan.
6ryoratsoa 4aornsy. NJ Carlisle
Iar tyerk- William J. Dopohoo.
Boob AsYsr. Edwin j. kiopier
Messenger. William q Locke,
Css1~sor. james r. Halliday. CieTks-Hamiiton VII
lisms and Reuben CesIy.
SarSgor. r.Wm Forsyth.
Philip C. Davis, NJ D, and J. u II Smith, First ward
Robert X. Stone NJ D., and Charles L. Coltmsn, Sec
ond ward.
William q. Palmer, NJ D., and Joseph Bryan, Third
ward.
William T. Johnston, NJ. d.. and James LawTenson,
Fourth ward
J. H. Gardiner, NJ. d. and j. +. Ingle Fifth ward.
r. 5 Walsh, NJ D., and John ID Brandt. Sixth ward
James +. Morgan, NJ. ID, and George Mattingy, Sew
eDth ward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-13
Printing Inks.

We have for sale aquantity Of wADE's Color
plsKs, which are Justly considered the best in
market. There are among them all shades of Red,
Blue, Yellow and Brown, and Of all prices from
rs cents up to $32per h. Also White Ink, Gold
Size and Varnish, and nearlyall grades Of Black
Ink. of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, quantity of Mather's Black
Inks, undisposed Of, thar which there are none
better In market.
All Of which We viii sell at manufacturer pri-
ces, for cash.