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u DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE No. l98 PENNSYLVANIA AvIHUx.
TRYss doeYs (YosH l{fA Street, 60


~ Tsr.s issr. is tFss'fHi G1ss. itit Srs.s. .'',' ~
Dl. BAILY 6egs leave 70 inform the pubic thath hs
asn be seen at all hours at his ONCE located above
practice With the ar.e number Of patients and great
fully, wall enable him TO EurmOunt any Difficulty.
soleutlhc or otherwise relating to the Teeth. His
eminent ~ the profession, and espeoaiiJ Drs. Hsrrs
and J. and r.. Parmy has led him. long since to Cls-
g Eaanss a G1t Percfs fnGs hRns Rne s1d
ments for the construction of COutinuous GRIM
Is the only reliable sHbstance ths sn Be worn p tss,
m Outh, as was most oonciusveiy shown by the last
Although he fatteTs himself from hi. Iorr resi-
SeaSs % and N practice IN Wssshainttop, ne is sopby
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector OF the Church OF EDiDAa1yo
DIR. SrrfHEN BAnY: Dear Sir-I desre TO express
go as des sGG s u
f0. me have been highly sssfaCtCy hOse tina, !oa
public that your skill sovsll deserves.
w.hinr.o.. Aus. ., lsss: aos.Lsy .JL.sWy.TFRsHeu
Frsm one Of the Oldest hrms In Baltimore, Msssru,
Boggs, Cotman Il Co.
Having employ ed Or: stephen Bslly, surgeon Den
Sorsn. and PIECE of veTF sboS nGo me he an d n
my entire satlsfacton snd n view of the fact that
Cosss Of Baltimore, fsied alter repeated tIisia 70
perform the same work satisfactorily, n gyee me
Tsst pleasure to express, my entire Sonhdtnoe and
Baltimore, Jan. Il. 1857 IA AgMANN Boeos.
KxtrSst from rste Cd f.s the late q yskp
M. Clayton.
N. teeth 70. made for m me s .o1t .am1sb, IT, sssi-
ilg eould be better. Vsry ,rs'.fnlly.
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
Ys those that seek relief from the msadies Of the
teeth, can cheeTIpny recommend Ut, :. Baliy ss q
GsperIor DENTIST; he made set of porcelain teeth
for one OF nay family, and plugged sevsral teeth for
self, and the work sll well for 1or ira.
ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
OF the Va. Conf. of the NJ. &. Church south.
Apnl IS. lass.
We, the Undersigned, having had occasion 20 Avail
sgrseyee OF the professional skill OF Dr. g Bsily
Surgeon Dentist OF this city, or having been cotnis-
ant Of his operations fanlIs or frlends take
pleasure IN expressing admiration of his artistic
skill well az OF the uniformly salts factory manner
In whch he performs the most delicate 6ad diflcut
operations In Dental Surgery and respectfully re-
commend hIn to the confidence Rnd at-onafe OF thu
Dub &c. of which We consider hlm eminenty worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect q. =. CApItnl,
THOMAS MILLER, Nj. d., of Wsshington, ID. @,
b. =. BaHRRR, Nj. ID. Of GEORGETOWN, ID, @,
N. =. LI7scoLS. VI. D.. of Washington. ID, q,
Los. II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. c,
9koRGE WALTON, Ex Governor Of iorids-
WALrHR LENoI, EI Mayor of Wask,prtoII
HKNRy BALDWIN, L. :. Patent Ohos,
&C. WIsES. Principal Rittenhopse Acadsny.
'sbi0n
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
TRIDE ENT
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
PROVIDENCE, RI.
OFFICE. cE'..-.....-....... ..... TRIDENT BLOCK.
CHARTERED BY LEGISLATURE, JUNE, 1855.
Cash CapiteI paid an and Securely
'HcsSted ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l5oOoo
OBED P. MILLER, WARD COwING,
sRcRErARY. PREsIDRNT.
. BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
smus Mhsn A. psTns' s1fdaSrd eNmas Wns 4 RSss RRoSYe
Edward b. Perry, George Cleveland,
SeoIge w Hail, Phil p Ryder.
This Company Insures aga inst Loss or Danag Q by
Manufactures, Hotels &c also, ON Marine and
Inland TRANSPORTATION Cargo Risks at the ordinary
Losses promptly and cga,itabky adjusted aud
rad.
Al premiums made specific when policies are
issued, and are to be prepaid in money and fur
par les so insured. The advantsnEes of a Stock
System, which prec udes the possibility of an
The Board of Directors have au thor ed the issues
of Policies on country rIsks, detached on very low
The Company expect to deserve the confidence of
the public by dong bus ness on as favorable terms
fairness and hbersIity m ali their dealings.
ST a Sss ss once without dsy p Rs
ieH-tf Georeefown, d. c.
nor RENT.-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
T. with basement, on I'd st .eet, Georgetown, the
| late residence of Nj. DE Bodsco contang l6 or u
rooms. The house and lot are large ano complete
&c. 1t ls one of the most commodIOus IN George
town. and an VEL aTfanfsd t2T GPmi5Lt and elesance
AsSiSz p Ssf ta BROOKE b. WILLIAMS Georgetown
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n ORPHANS COURT, JUNE Is, IaI3
NISTRICT OE cor .UMRIA.

DISTRICT or O'.UMBIA,
WASH NGToN COUNTY-TO ayit:
In tho case of Mary r. inch, administrative de
bOnis non of David Finch decreased, the adminst stra-
trix as aforesaid has, with the approba:iOn of the
Orphans Court of Washing ton county aforesaid,
appointed Saturday the 10th day of july next, for
the final settlement and distribution of the personal
estate of said deceased of the hand, far
the same have been collected and turned into
money. when and where all the creditors and heirs
of said deceased are notified to attend lat the Or
phans' Court of Washington county, afpresa }
with their claims proper vouehed, or they may
otherwise, by law. be excluded from all benefit of
said Geceaseds estate provided copy of thi
be published once n week for three weeks 10 the
Evening Star previous to the said 10Th day of Jolly
next.
Test: ED. N. ROACH, Register Willis,
True oOpy-Test: ED. N. ROACH,
je I7-law3wr Register Wills.
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For Rent and Sale.

RhRE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEALERS For rent, for ten y ears a vacant
LOT upon H near 10th street. 81 by l2s feet nearly
opposite the new Presby terian Church. For terms
ap 29- -Stawtf
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A DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SA l.E.aThe Editor Of
the Evening Star authorized to sell, on very Oc-
commodatmg terms and at low price, one of
the most desirable farms in the County of Culpep-
er. II contains about 500 acres, of which 20 are
woodland, and the residue arabic land, IN fine con-
dion for cultivation. This tract is situated about
three mile from Culpeper Court House. 1t has upon
1t small dwelling house and ordinary farm build
Ings. All the arabic land not in cultivation is well
set In grass. TO gent eman seeking country
ldence this farm offers attractions not surpassed if
equaed, IN Piedmont Virginia. A building site upon
the farm commands a fine mountain pros pect, and a
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
The soil Is OF ex ceent original quality, and pecu
arly ada ed to the production of wheat, and at
present In "a good state Of Improvement. The owner
will sell II for less than It's value, early Icainn
Is made. Persons wishing to purchase will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH, Esq. Ed
itor of the star. ap 9-Iawtf
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Dentistry, 90.
~ :. BARBARIN, Al. D.,

l. =. BARBARIN, Nj. D-,
DENTIST,
" I'LL remove his Office to No 2Il south side Of r
sire, {, ar 18th. Washington City. whsre
he c. IA b. found after the xsth June InstsI Il
heiv' Q - w. AID p. M, and later BY y~ID
appo ntment.
Any requiring his services in Georgetovn rilay
6nd i'm 1t the corner Of Washington and Dumbar-
ton Stree's after { n. W. ia 22-2u
nR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
No. so Pennsy lvania avenue. A
Will perform all operations belonging to his~
profession at his old es.sbli ished ofice. above.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.
III w liz IIhI-a


On the petition of III NJ. Rose. adu lni stratOr of
VIM Rose, OP ceased, of Phiiade shia, Pennsylva-
MA, praying for the extension of a patent grant ed
tn sald WIN Rose, for an Improve in the
chimes for splitting hoops" for seven years from
the expiration of said patent, which takes place on
the Sd ds' of Sc ptember. 1853
1t is ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office Monday, the 3Oth of August
next at II o clock and all persons notified
appear and show cause, IT any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 HE
IN the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth writing, at least twenty day before the day
of hearing all testimony filed by either party to he
used at the said hearing must be taken and
ted in accordance with the rules of the winch
will be furnished on applicatIon.
The testimony In the case Will lie closed the
18th of august; dispositions and other papers 10
he'd upon testimony must lie filed IN the Office on or
before the morning of that day; the arguments, If
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice he published I'm the
Union, Washington, ID. c.. and Pennsy lvanan. Phil
adelp phIa Pa once week for three successive weeks
previous to the 3Oth day of August next day of
hearing. JOS. HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
p s.. Editors of the above papers Will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office with paper
containing thR nOtloa. ia 23-lasrSv
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TRIAL OF BREECH;LoADING CAR

BINES.
In conformity with that part Of the act making
appropriations for the support of the Army for the
year ending the 30th June. 1859, approved June H.
S58 which ap,rOprIates "nr the purchase of Breech
loading Carbnes of the best model. to be selected
and approved by Board of Ordnance Officers"
board consisting Of three Cficers Of the Ordnance
Corps will meet at West Point, New York on the
2th day OF July next for the purpose Indicated by
the law.
All persons desirOus OF competing for the best
model BIeech- loading Carhnes are invited 10 do so,
and each connection is required to submit his Car
hIne, with the proper amUnltIoi for the same (not
less than l0 rounds to the board, not later than three
DAYS after the commencement of It's session, to
plain mode of operation. and to leave il with the
board for examination and trial.
III. X. CRAIG,
Colonel of Ordnance.
ORpNE NCE OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June ~. 1882. a dtJuly -
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Georgetown Advertiser ents,
BRICKS q!
8! BRICKS :.

RRIcKs! BRICKsn BRICKsM
sussrsl,y Of best hard made BkiCK whion we i Offer
us to any Dart oe tss Dr..
Vc.; Vs.;;n;Oo OaI Yard is situated nsaI the Aqueduot
KS fhH,' t. CO.. stS CO.
SUMNER DRINKS. =
Blackberry Brandy, Ginger Wine,
SbsFTfT SSbbsFsT 30. AAbsiinths.
Soda Water syTnps, EaEials, Mait hssuor. a
rS Str0suEhton's and other Bitters. N'' su'A
Inc cheapest, best and largest assortment of Por-
ger, Ale, Brown Stout and Lager Beer ever offered
,,Th The above, as well as our unrivalled Mineral
' constantly ARS9 9'Sa E sHISN. SIT nj sai' O'
NORTH side of Nj aaFtes KtSfssa space, No. ST. hs.~een
frssSfi VI Rss!ssi esna sast At It
OYSTERS hs,Ii and Al kinds Of 6 AME ,n season;
any other point on the Ohio Canal. Jan 4-6rn
HICKORY PLANK FOR SALE.
!u;s and gsbs. 10, ,sd Of prime
sotmsnt p1ASK d sT KIND. no phss
le Iz-lm Water st. GeOrgetown.
AK PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE. = =
u discount Of Six Per Ce t. will be allowed on the
Tax or 1853, If paid prior to the Ist July next All
persons IN arrears Tor previous taxes would do
wei TO call and settle. to themselves xpense
and modification.
e4-Im- c: F: SHEKELL. Collector.
t>OR RENF-Two first class new three-story
= bHlCk HOUSES, situated on West St. con-
tanning IL rooms each, with bath rooms and gas
tnTTnnghout. Rent reasonable. Apply to ii. l.. OF :.
FUII, o. 4s High ttTeet, u eOrg etOwn, ID. G.
{ (APTAIN B; +. WELLS SNOW RUNNING
- ms new and fast steamer ANTE -
hhOPE hhOsPE between GEORGETOWN and &Ee4lhaszE
ana Ono Canal. as follows: Leaves GEORGETOWN
every Monday w Wednesday, and Frlday mornings at
70 clock Returning leaves Harper's Ferry every
Tgesday, Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock a. m
Through in IL hours. Fare 81. Way passengers
nproportiOn. IN je IS 5fs
EOR SALE.-A beautiful BUILDING LOT
4 fronting 81 feet on Gay street, and running back
lN situated pct cen the residences of Robert Dick
and w m. Reddln This Lot is improved by a hand
some stone wall and iron railing In front and has a
DOM ndIng view of the Potomac and w ashins ton
SSty. For terms Apply at the Cutlery and Hardware
OeoIsetoWn. ma I-n
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I IEUT: col; GRAHAM ON THE ART OF
L WAR; London, 1864.
Lendy = Elements Of Z Fertilization l vol, Lon
don.
The Moons Rotation on her axis; by J. Won
Gumpach vol. b'ndon.
Fleming Vocabulary of Philosophy: London
Sir John Herschefs Essays, Addresses, &c.:
vol, London.
The useful Metals and their Alloys; l vol, llus-
t'ated. Icndon.
Faber's Difficulties Of Romanism; vol. London.
FReer the Doctrine of Trans u bstantratIOn:
vol. London.
Raird's Cyclopoedla Of the Natural Sciences
v l., London. 1888.
Trinidad: it's Geography, Resources. Present
ConditIon. and Prospects; ; BY De Verteuil I vol
London, 1883.
Embassies and Foreign Courts; by "A Rowing
Englishman;" London.
Toe Press and Public Service I vol, London.
Naval Gunnery; by Sir Howard Douglas, last edi-
ton. I vol, London.
Cyoe po,da Of Universal History 1 VOL. London.
Imported by
lie IS FRANCK TAYrCR
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EOR RENT-That very desirable brick Dwell
LING HOUSE, No. 40l 18th street, between 1
and X. formerly occupied by Hon. l. l., GartrelI
ror terms, apply to WOODBURY. EMERY. No,
4O5 18th street. after O'Clock p. IN. je % -eotf
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EOR RENT-TWO ROOMS IN the third story
Wallach, ard lmmediatey opposite the City Hall.
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- NOTICE.
baldwin BROTHERS have removed their
Steam Factory to the corner of First and streets
two squares esst Of their former location. where
they will he pleased to see their patrons They de
sign Keeping a good assortment of
DOORS, WINDOW FRAMES,
SASH, Glazed and Tn DOOR FRAMES,
glazed. NEWEIS,
BLINUS. Rolling and RAEUSTERS,
Stationery, PICTURE FRAMES,
MOU 'DINGS, Oval and Circular
BRACKETS, HUBS,
CARY ell and Plain, SAVING and
PLANNING of every DESCRIPTION and IN iant every
thing which the most perfect machinery woTk cd b,
Competent men, can execute.
Cabinet mixers can always have their Saving,
Planning, and Turning done in the Ecatest " amer
All orders from the vi:nlty and surrounding
States will be carefully filled and packed to any ad
dress.
HIVE respectfully request settlement when
our bills presented.
ma S5-eOtf BALDWIN RROTHERS
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k>OR RENT-A desirable, modern built, three
L story HOUSE, with basement and hack build
ing No. 4o4 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
tells, water and bath room. Inquire on premises or
room No ., hrst floor, Post Offlce Department.
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EOR RENT OR LEASE FORA TERM OF
u YEARS-That very handsome and ellgibly sat
uated HOUSE on Penn, ylvania avenue, between
l7th and 18th streets lately occupied by Mr.. Diver
nOs, as hotel. The main house is well adapted for
either priyate residence or public house, having
NUMBER OF large rooms and many c"nvenences at
tached to 1t and the additional house WHOA lstey
served the purpose bar with three or four rooms
Up STAIRS can very readily be converted into an Of
nee below with sleep ng rooms In the upper story.
The establishment is very desirable one for a
foreign munster; the house lately occupied as bar
room, c., &c can easily be converted into an Office
or Offices below, with sleeping above for the
secretaries and attaches of the legation.
For terms, &c, apply to N. LAWSON, at Wind
er's Building ma 9,-Std 2awtf
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EOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE,
Il situated on the cnrner of 18th and streets,
near the Canal, at present occupied by Capt Jonas
r Levy, who will vacate ths premises on the 18th
BINS, &c, and is the most desirable and in the city
Tor resident, country and river trade. For terms
apply at the office Of Messrs KILLMAN& Il WAX
DER. corner Of and 18th streets west.
ie
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NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE
AT PRIVAE SALE The subscriber has for pri :
yate sale and very desirable three story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Buildings,
containlng eleven rooms, buIt the best manner +,
and furnished throughout with all the modern i'm
prOvements-gas and water, furnace, range, & C. =,
DC. situated on north Nj street. between 9th and
10th streets west, one door east of 10th street.
Terms easy and immediate possession given.
JAS. e.. MCGUIRE,
sd Ia d Auct'r and Com Merchant
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD-Seve-
L raj families and single gentlemen nan find pleas
alt Roo ns and good Board at Miss MOILEY'S, z76
rem. avenue, near 2t street, the house Formerly
occupied by Mrs. Ander, The location is conve-
IIent for gentlemen having business at the Capitol
or Departments, or engaged In stores i'm the CITY.
Terms moderate Strangers in the city and transisGt
people will had this of the most convenient To-
catlORs IN the oity. lie "a eotf
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We are now manufacturing and have ON hand n
quantity OF best hard made BRICK, whion We offer
a. she lowest market prices Our arrans ements are
t5ict. Our Yard Is situated near the AQueduot,
virginia SIDE Apply to q EO. 8. RUNEY& CO.,
lie A-lmt
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NOX CRACKERS.-We ara the agents Of JOS
L Fox, OF lansIngbnrgh. N. ", for selling Their
celebrated CRACKERS. They are made entirely
by machinery OF the choicest Genssee Flour, and
more ex xtenslyely used than any Cracker of the
kind in the United States. We can furnish them Z
the same rate they sold IN Now Work oty.
KING BURCHELL,
ma q corner Vermont ave. and 18th &C.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18
Shall the Test be Made ?
From Forney's Press

1t is given out that the work of excom.
muncation is to be commenced upon all who
do not accept the resolutions of the HARRISBURG
Convention, ON the Kansas question, as the
new g spel OF the Democratic party. "Bonds
and death" are to be awarded to all whe
hencetorward dare to resist the Lecomptor
swndle, or will not approve the decree that il
shall be forced upon the people We accept
the issue
Denying as we do, the right of any Admin.
lstratlon, or of any Convention, or of any
party, to commit us to a proposition so mon
strous, we hope all candidates for public favor
will at once take sides. If the bayonets OF
the Federal Government are to be used against
the protesting people of Kansas and if the
patronage of the Federal Government is to
be arrayed against all men, in and out of Of
lice, in other Territories and States, who will
not approve this cruel crusade, and accept this
shameful fraud, we are ready for the struggle
Let it come. 1.-THE will of the majority" on
the one side, and the will of the minority, back
ed by patronage and power on the other
HE BALLOT-Box VERSUS THE CARTRIDGE-Box :
the people versus power Let the test be
made, the sooner the better.
The cry of the Lecomptontes is, eve are
tired of Kansas We answer that eve are
tired of tests" 1t is for the people to tell
their representatives that if the servant at
tempts TO make test upon the people, the
people will make test upon the servant
Shall the test be made ?"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18

Ba~ The Editor of the Snnba, q Americal
who attended the late Democratic State Con
venton, thus speaks of its action -
The proceedings Of the Convention, so far
as the nominations Of candidates is concerned,
will meet with general approval, but as re-
CARDS the adoption Of resolutions in favor of
the Lecompton Constitution, it vas the mcrest
farce that ever was enacted by any body pos,
sessng ordinary intelligence. 1t was, in fact,
in many respects, a second edition of the Le-
compton swiude The Convention was made
up of many of the ablest men i'll the party
many of them having been substituted for the
supernumcrarieS used on ordinary occasions
Nearly all Of these were expectants for place
and station. To see such counties as Warren,
Potter, Bradford, and Others represented by
LecomptOn delegates was so excessively alb
surd that the delegates did not pretend that
they were representing the present opinions of
the people"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-18
Important from Salt Lake.

st. LouGs, Friday, March Il, 1853.
The Council Blffs Bugle, of the Sd, SAYS that
Mr.. WINGATE has Just arrived, from Salt Lake
Jan. -, and reports that there was no snow
IN the Salt Lake Valley and very little on the
mountains He came by route known only
to the Mormons, through the mountains, by
which only horsemen in single file can pass
The army has not discovered any trace of it.
The route passes through perpendicular rocks
for thirteen miles, is in many places only three
feet wide, and is completely covered by a roof
Of rock.
Mr. WISGATE says that the Mormons are
manufacturing small cannon with percussion
locks, and telescope sights, which will carry a
Two pound ball, with much more certainty than
common rifle, l20 yards They are also
making five hundred revolverS week, and
manufacturing coarse kind of gunpowder for
mining purposes.
Skrmlsh had occurred between a party
Of Mormons and picket-guard of the Army,
III which two Of the former were killed, and it
was reported that four of the latter were
slain.
Mr. WINGArE says that BRIGHAM YOUNG is
Wiling that the Civil Officers shall come into
!ne Territory, and enter upon their duties, but
Il me Army attempts to enter the Valley, it
Will be resisted.
On the oath of January, BRIGHAM YouSG
preached to 5000 people, all of whom rose
%hen Young asked, call in favor of giving
The troops Hell, rise"
A letter from Captain Marcy,at Taos, Jan.
a. says that he was forty-seven days in max
ing The trip from Fort Brdger. For two
hundred miles the party encountered snow two
a9a an, i've feet deep. They made only thirty
miles in ten days, and for eleven days lived on
.i .IeIr starved mules. One man perished on
VI sle way and many were badly frozen Forty
ed died.
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Es~DONATION VISTA Donation Visit will be
t.E$ held at the Parsonage at Liberty Corners, on
the afternoon and evening of Wednesday March n or
the benefit Of Rev. WT y. BROwNSON. All are nvited
to attend BY order OF the Committee.
March Is, lS5s.