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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

WHAT HAS COT INTO THE BARBERs.--Ai
Chicago q few weeks ago, jealous barbo
hanged his mistress, Cuagtered ler. ,ackea
her up in barrel and consigned ner t.
New York. At st. Louis three barber,
stanglcd a customer, and after robbin-
him. threw his body into a celiar-way H.
Philadelphia another Jealous hair-dressel
shot false one,' then committed sui
eide At Green Island, opposite Troy, n
few nights since, another barber killed hi.
wife, and then killed himself.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-21

BeE7May is considered an uulortunatr
marrying month. A down east editor
says a girl was asked not long since t.
unite herself in the silken tic to a brisk
lad, who named May in his proposal
The lady tonder,y intimatcd that Mov v.-
an unlucky month for marrying.
"Well, make it June, them honest.
replied the swain, anxious TO accommo.
date.
The damscl paused q moment, cas-.
down her eyes, and said with q blush g.
Wouldn't AgrH do as well q"
will you please to permit a ladr &.
occupy this seat" said gentlemen @.
another the other day, in a rallroal GO
"ls ahe an advocate of womans rights.
asked the gentleman who was invited e.
"yacatc." "She is, replied he who wa.
standing. "Well, then, let her take the
benefit Of her right and stand up"
A Western editor expresses his deligh'
1T having been nearly called "honey" by
tue girl he loves. because she saluted him,
as "old beeswax," at their last meeting.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06
Advice to young Men.

A distinguished writer says: In the
course Of my travels l have seen many
a promising young man gradually led to
dissipation, gambling and ruin, merely
by want of means to make solitary
evening pass pleasantly. l earnestly
advise any youth who quits that abode
of purity, peace and delight-his paren-
tai home-to acquire taste for reading
and writing. AT every place where he
may reside long, let him study to make
his apartments as attractive as possible !;
for he will find little extra expense, so
bestowed at the beginning, to be econo-
my in the end. Let him read the books
in the place in which he lives andaboye
all, let him never retire without writing
apage Of original comments on what he
has seen, read or heard in the course of
the day. This habit will teach him how
to observe and discriminate for man
ceases to read with desultory and
wandering mind, which is an utter waste
of time, when he knows that an ac-
count of all the information which he has
gained must be written at night
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06

PLANTING BULBS, TURBERs, &c
The earliest and prettiest of our Spring
flowers are bulbonS rooted, aud those
who desire fine show of flowers this
Spring should lose no time in preparing
their beds and planting. Ali dubious
roots delight in n deep friable SOIL
The crocus is well known and popu-
lar. There ore a great many vaTities,
all of them pretty and they can be
purchased at from 81 to So per hundred.
The hyaeinth should have a place in
every garden, as they are not only beau
tiful but very fragrant. They are of all
colors, single and double.
The tulips are too web known to need
description.
The narcissus, jonquils, lilies and
peenies should be planted as soon as
the ground is ready After planting,
rake off the bed nicely ond cover with
coarse manure or straw, to protect the
bulbs little from the severity of the
weather. This must be raked off early
in the Spring.-Ratral Neac Yorker.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06

az The extent of the publishing
business in the United States is reveal
ed by the fact that about six thousand
new books were issued within the past
thirty-two months, by three hundred
and eighty-fye publishing houses.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06

Cor. Fremont NOT RUINED.-T h e
following from the Boston Bee, contra
diets the idea that the late decision Of
the Supreme Court Of California, on the
Mariposa claim was final, and ruinous
to Col. Fremont. From this, it appears
he is unaffected by it:
Col. Fremont carried out with him a
release given by the United State gov
ernment of all their claim 10 the miner
al wealth of the Mariposa claim, and as
the decision of the California court rest
ed wholly on this United States claim,
the decision does not in any way affect
Col. Fremont's title to the mines.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06
SONG OF THE SEWING MACHINE
BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.

BY GHoxGE r. MORRIS.
I'm the Iron Needle Womanl
Wrought to sterner stuff than clay;
And, unlike the drudges human,
Never weary night or day;
Never shedding tears of sorrow,
Never mourning friends untrue,
Never caring for the morrow,
Never begging work to do
Poverty brings no disaster!
Merrily glide along,
For no thankless, sorded maeter,
Ever seeks to do me wrong;
No extortioners Cypress me,
No insulting words dread
I've no children to distress me
With uneeasing cries for bread.
I'm of hardy form and feature,
For snduran ce framed Alright
I'm not pale misfortnne's creature,
Doom'd life's battles here to fight;
Mines song OF cheerful measure,
And no Inducements flow
To destroy the thorb of pleasure
Which the poor SO seldom know.
In the hall hold my station,
With the wealthy ones Of earth,
Whs commend me to the nation
For economy and North,
While unpaid female labor,
In the atic-chambsr lone,
Where the smile Of friend or neighbor
Never for moment shone
Ny creation is q blessing
To the INDECENT secured,
Banishing the cares distressing
Which 80 many have endured:
Mine are sinews auperhumsn,
Ribs of GA and nerves Of steel
Pm the Iron Needle Woman,
Born to toll and not to feel.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06

EE- There is now sleeping car ia
connection from Albany 10 Cleveland
and viii be very soon through to Chi
cago.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06

A LUCKY EDrroR.-Geo. W. Kend-
all, of the n. O. Picayune, has large
farm in Texas, on which he has 5000
sheep and 400 cows.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06

Gg Equal parts of pulverized alum
and salt, sprinkled upon moist cotton,
and placed in the hollow of an aching
tooth, will stop the pain at once.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06

~ Col. Fremont intends to return
from California in September.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06
(HOMu1OPATHIST.)
D Il. + ID W \ II d Il 4 w 5 SON

PAYS ARTICULARA TTENrIONTO oBsTET
RIGS and diseases Of Females and Children.
Refers to Drs Small and Slocum Chicago c. L.
* LcyanwHy, NJ, ID. Chicago
DGce on Main Street, first door north of Alonzo
Campbelrs Residence. Office hours from TO 10
4 NJ and to3 VI.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06
Rates of Advertising.

One square (transient) first insertion. 90
Each subsequent Insertions .-..-.-.25
One square, three months. 500
One square. six months ........ 500
One square. one wear. ......-........S,0o
Two squares, one Meek
Subsequent insertion 20
Two squares, three menths. ---.-.------ 90
Two squares six months. 8 90
Twosquares one year ......... ...-l2 90
Onefourth ola column, three months. 1850
Oneiourth of column, six months, .sl0 90
One fourth of a column, one year. 90 0C
One halt column, three months, ... IL 90
Onehalf column, six months. .-.-.2o 90
wholeeolumn one year. 60 90
One Column Three Months, 90
Onehalf column one year .-.......... IS 90
II The TRIBUNE & TELEGRAPH prints & cir
'ulates sixteen hundred copies per week, four ths
If which are in Kenosha county, which makes t
very desirable medium for advertising.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06
LYMAN n BONE,

BOOTS. shoes leather Findings, &c. Every va
riety OF every aE,.cle pertaining to their business
may be had of 'heu at the lowest prices. Custom
work 10 order. leather for sale Hides bought,
&c. &c See advertisements.
EeNo>HA. Wis Main street
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06

LAW YER-F-1f' Office, KEN osHA CiTY Wis. Re
sidence WILLOW BROOK FARM Somers. - Sc
rerai Improrcd and Cnimprored Farms J0r sale
nivlC
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06
JOSIAH BOND,
JON ID. JILSUN.

TTONEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Solicitor in
Chgncery, and County Judge. VIII attend all legal
business or agencies entrusted TO his care.
lFFCE-DURKEE BLOCK, MAIN STREET.
kruusha, Wis, 1-56. 36-~
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06

Oh! how she sprang from her seat,
and turning in another instant, was fold
ed in his arms. What cared she for
beauty then? Sweet triumph and com
plete. True to his promise, he loved her,
he claimed her, and the happiest bride
in the world was "homely Maria, when
some few weeks after the return, she
gave her hand to one who loved hel
tor her own sweet sake.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06
BOOK-BINDiNG!

A 4 .re -IEu uCthe Books, near \. Ward School
"a -. bv JASON LOTHROP.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06
DE-. a. EARkR.

DHY SICIAN AND SURGE
Wl DE found at his Office over starkweather's Drug
Store or his residence, Of Chicago and Park
streets at all ready attend the calls of the public
EaD,sha February 10. Is Z 36
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06

So she would not weep or repine any
more, but praying with the simplicity
of child, she sought an innocent pill
low.
And that very night, Fred sat musing
in his own room, long after the moon
had vanished among the stars. ''She
is certainly fine girl, but so homely.
It's pity she had not some redeeming
feature; for instance, beautiful eyes or
fine complexion. Certainly she is the
most entertaining creature, for one that
knows so little; but say what you win
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-10
/ GOOD UOISB & LOT FOR SiLn.

IN Burna Vista, Jnniata Tow nahP, Bedford
county, on which arr erected good TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Wi:
finished, an excellent FRAME STABLE, d
,co,: shop we'll calculated far sho-u.ak-r or
tailor ais ., we'll Of good water in ihr- back
ward, and alw avs plenty of water ia th- Cellar.
This tropeIi, Is very d,sirsbl- on, brinL
well calculated ilr a buSInrSS man, II bring IN
GOOD neighbDlh hood. Blu, ia Vista wants anoih-
r. store, good wagon maker, shoemaker and
lal!nr. ITAny person wishing Ia purchase
such property. at low price, vii address tn
subscriber at Euena Vista II sold, possession
given Ibis Fall. NICHOLAS kEGG.
Aug. 90, lS5S-tf.
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PICKLES IND Z s ! I

Many en- Of many n.ina>--
May SEo-> of n'dty 1 ut<,
iIou ssZPs one la tUuh~T nine,
4 llu~ 49, ,oulr Tor hrsI behind.
Hoor- for men and women too,
SnIue hIsh; :, ~ los; >,n-. o. ! al aev,
With -hanghai tops and iSn 't-d h-~is
To uIake ham tigll-H La lo,Iy feels.
If prices 30 no. sun ynur mind
Just take hiiIr ch-aPrT kind
lni wLrn you hH, chap >hor>, beware,
ior cLrapr sAn-s hf>l Ia tear.
IffIu,'s aud PICKLES we'll put ar;
FIN Is pr-srr, 81. or T. G. cdi>np,
81 teih-r,ug any our Ia ID l.,
10 Ferzu Oh : be suIr 20 haste.
Tvhacro and cigars are there.
O. quai lies and kiad qu.;~tara
1u please th'. ID re of sy-IS ou-
4 ud make tn hoy appear iui grown.
We take oil kinds of iiai- 70, gnoIs.
E'-u wagons tull iion nni he Noois-
All kirds ui ptndurr ard "t gram,
W u i.- r-rr.v.d AID sol agaln.
Now ra'l and zee his Store Of Shoes,
o p.,Lir- a1H ~. "1'.s inr u>".
II; hen lon call jr-f hr.u. along,
What Is The "lj cI .! onc ~nal.
H4rI Tiass R,i;-f.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-10

N-CTECg OF INQCI>lTION.-W WnraEAs
Z rh,rp n. IaovrI. late oi Junista town
Fhi7. B-lfo,d coiary. d.~d >ez4d Of The folloTn.
real 4-tate wat. tract q! tdnt sif"at- itf said
township. conTa min: one ma tir-t ant eishiv-tNo
arr-e nr- OF l->. seth abuAt MY acres cita'-'.
lsv ~ thereon erected tNa dwelling hn" p, ham,
siahl- &c; adjoining lands -; Jacob DAT. li-ary
lluto, P-Irt Hil-ga. d.d othaT.. which BY 3 la>t
~ n and T.stasnrrt. ne devised 10 h'S Sous Z" VI:
Gsurg+. rrs.d.rs 10 Stalk county, caro- f'nry AMI
John rr-i,l.ns in Brd.oFi county Pr " iithfI r.
siding Ia 30 n-r,st coaary. Pa, Pal p r. idl"s in
Bedford county. Pa. aui facoh, r~sid NJ ~ H.nry
rounfv Iowa. leaving al widow. N1rsar-1 Hoo
ypr 10 whom hs eav- The 'ou- FhIt al al. the IN
i-rrsr of all his e>taU~, bat ~hn daci.TeS TAX ~
under The VIII s5,r -a:.ii-avirs issue alSn ti'&7-
f-r- - NJ. Cathar,n-, u a. Susanna, aut grand
cn.Ilreu la- Issue OF Margaret aud @! Ll.zabrih
BON A-cea 81.
Now ruzsEroR-.--a writ af partition, or "''ua-
tlon having been @rani+d, petition. ny tn Or
r-an>' Coutr OF Eroofi county anA 20 '''r d1e'ird
-Nor.cE l. hereby gwen to oil ptt'l-s '"'~i@s''d
that VIII proceed % hold aa rqH.-fl0a, OF Valua
Iiou on the said premises. Tnursiay. ,hs 5o'h
day OF Drcsu,ber, rn,fsnt, Tie premises, WHEN
and " here they Attend
WI. s. FLUKF, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Bedford, Dec. 3, rs
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-10
Overland California Wall EFoulc
NEW FALL AND NlNT.R GOODS.
j. q, ]. II SHOE.H.g gKER

J. q ]. II. SINJE.H- IhER
ia W ir>i rec. Iv..d laIE.. assortment ni
FALL AND WINTER goods,
consisting ia part of caitcnss from q cents II I
crris per yafd. Della mes. CohnTss Ptrnrtfa CIorhs
black and fancy silks, Mrtiros>, PLAID, Fauur,.
la'ge assortment oi ShaWIs Of all rulors al price,
Sass Cau bricks, Dress Trimmings, Il hhon>, Shirts
and Draw sts, bi"art-d and untiraci-i Mu~lipS of
all prcss 4 widths luif> and sn.r> Saiuriis
jan, G"rrds, aud IN tact every thing grueIa all )
in cour'fy stores. Al,o, "A large sortnrrh OF
Bt OT> AND SHOES. HAT, CAPS.
Comforts. CraraIs. Also, Quernswarp, Hardware.
Ru, kits, Groceries of all kinds, with general as
soiiu,snt Of Icrs, &c. wr invite all 10 call and
see our stor& of goods FOR determined 10 .el
To s'n' rh- t n'rs !oi casa or approved produce.
%, 1873.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-10
nr WE Vs'itsnor, or LANCASTER
June !. IeJs.

L. ~ eE " tttSsOFs "f LANCASlE III
I lfnm.iIy Dt PnIiai' lp1ia,l w,'rr-. h. has
h-ri ia succas-ful practice for nHnber "f year.
received his education at 'h~ b. MEDICAL Corsr in
t.- L States aud hah jh- Ap-firure and p'acIir+
"a the frsH' Hospitals ioI several y-ars,
brr Of the Analytical Medieval Institute oi y, York.
ard late Medical Sarsrou OF the United States Navy.
OF, h'uI>rlf 10 The PuLl.c TO attend any pro-
f. s~touai calls
The pntrst medicines always on hand direct from
the be Laboratories OF our county, and the Bufani
cal GaTn-ns of the World. M patent medicines pre-
>Cribrd or recommended. M-d.rtnFs uPi uIiy which
wi ROT break down the constitutions. but VI I'll
Varr Tie sy-trU from all Injuries il has su>tarn-'l
from mineral n,~'riue,. Chronic aud d,ifcuit llsea
must hr TE-a1c upon anal yiIca prtc piles. hch
: 10 kruW and ascertain hat iI>ra~r - Is usfur-
and cha drt~r r-qufr kHuA ledge o The cfi-nrral
constituents of rt-Ty soItt and ha Il oi hr human
bn 'J ;ih. change ia rse solid and hni> capahl-
nf undergoing. To kn"W hat ,srt. c.n-S Employ
Ia diseases. I-q ,ITe> kuaN -I~ a. thu ch-in-
sol constituents OF all cuts employ rd n-dirin-;
and If pos Of ihs know ledge. t.
possible II any dis-a~etio mailer OF how long
>laudiRs-aui l-at~ the patient IN healthy and pea
frcrly cured r0utltIon.
VI lanrhoy, Irritation. that state Of alienation
and y sa&nrs> az ih- mind whvh rrtdrr- pei
capable nf run} In5 ih- pleasures performing ih-
iu'i' nf hts ~ >P-P-ia. tnai di-I->sns '>-a aud
-l drsirot ~ OF health and happ under nIflns
thu constitutions, and y~aIy carrying thousands In
nsst.uriy gtaN-s, most snI Ihaiicaliy b. cured.
Rheumatism, any fnim nf condition, chronic
a'ur-, waIIa'-d cnr"bl- Epilepsy ar fuIltng >ick
r--i all ctoic and >lubhotr his"a rs of Fru'al">
radically r~,unv-d Salt 4ppuHu, ami y
description of uceral.ons: Pies aud Scrnulous nis-
ra<e, which have baI'i-d al prrvIons medical skill
ran hp cufrd by nay Treatment, when the consIuu
tinn l. not ~ Nhau,lpd.
10 say all dises,es yves, Cons"mpfioa) can be
cUr-h.
CECANCER URED without The knife.
/ uill rrtuau ia nav ofic- Wednesdays and
Saturdays fon o'clock \. VI. 10 ) 2. NJ, 10 ar-
CONN n,air patents from distance, aud rrnsr IL
h- Eus, Is aud Germ Languages. Will Uiak- Wis
IL 10 any distance If rrqmr-d. May b. addressed
bv letter. Fulinn square, Lancaster cItv. Pa.
julv 81. .'5S-ly. W II. VII X. NJ. D..
p. ). See ia local column my appointment ro risit
Bedford tie 10Th, i;h. 2rh and 18Th, days Of An
sn-t, consult wih raIieats all ds-ssa free oi
charge. W. H. WITN0R.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-10
T III f,
F4iFer EnVisOrnfor
rrFPARFD nv pa. >A<nFoeD.
COMPOI, NnEn ENTIREIY EpnN ~

fEffARfp nv bSr >ANnF1RD.
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS
II orr Of ihs hSt y,rgaffs and bssr m,a,ca.s now
h+1or~ the pubic, that acts Clfk4rtfc -as;pr
uid~r aud mare eisctnal than any urh4- ,n-i,rine
kEn"n. II i not only Cathaittc, but a Liv.r re-
prdy, acting hf-t on The Liver 10 .l-ct lrs morbid
TairT Then on the stomach and ho IL 10 carty oa
Thai matter. thus accomplishing rgyo nnrnoscs efir,
""lty withn"i any OF tie raufu f-siiHys exoe,
~nc"d IN the operations Of most Cafhatfirs In
Strengthens th- SYSTEM al The same tnr that il
pu,s~> i'' aud hen taken daily moderate does
~.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-10

NOTICE.
ALL persons Interested hereby n1tf-,l thai
havr purchased Of JosrIh Shrnrf-Irr, nf Ju-
ni4i4 tnu nShrp, thr-r hra of hoissS, with "a
many SITS Of harness, collars a0I brides, thIrs
h. a nf Ca1i-, one wagon. plough, harfo" .
aud sh1vel-pIonIh, and all ih~ grain in Tia,
ground on iII,. farm on which h~ +, siirS, III.
4i'r-Saii personal pfaP4rty to r~main in Nh
I,o>srs,iJ IN # sal Sa.n. iirr iil call far il.
JOSEPH MORiIMORE.
IIlr7is1n IT,, Oct. 18th, iS6s.
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TTEnE Trath, Is oi j.. tiurd unity, are here
I tv Trq'r >s~,i to u,r.' ~ R-dtprd, "n N'i-
ne-,ay. Ihr 20ih day Of Drcensh"I, l" ioid !" '"o
say :. In tifute Ia soH Htfh ia" tra'h"Ts
of The Nnrnlai Schoul. II !, III duty al all In"
Teachers IN the county 10 attend. Sr'sTl a'!:---
q. nay br rxp-ctrd OF Jh4 occa..or SeLoo Dur
tors Friends Oi EdursiIou ant PnlIsr s-i~Isl a3e
invited 10 attend Il. tECkERMAN.
Nov. %, 1873. County Sap Tnirnd-nt,
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Gll.Ll Gill,

THE und rsign.d having disposed Of his entire
stock Of goods, b.g> leave 10 notify all persons
know ins Themselves indebted 70 hlm either 10y
Note or Book account to call aud srtti~ before
thu fist Of January, 1859 All neglrciing To
dn s., ih~ir accounts will bt left in the hands
al an piicpr ilr collections.
Oct -, 1881. T.. w. RCFF'
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Iron Ci,y Commercial College.


Prrr. BrEr- PA. CHsRTEf I'd 1855.
geo >lubiNIS ATTENDING JANUARY. 1855
Now tie l'r=sf and most ttoIa,sh Commercial
School of tie Uniiri States. You"g men prepared
for actual duties OF Ih- Couhtiug Room.
J c SNitu. 4 NJ, Prof OF BooA keeping and Sci
enre oi Accounts.
\ + DoHrrErr Teacher 0: Arithmetic and Com
nrrrjai-C alcuiatsou.
rEYuHIc8 aut T c JkHAt,s, Teachers Of
Eenk keep ~.
A C"wLrY and " 4 Miller P,of< o. ofPsumaa>hip
SINGLE AND EOUELE Entry GOOE-KFFPlNti,
4 u>"t IN ry-tv department of business,
COMMERCIAL 4Rl RlrHME1lC-RAPln EUSI-
MISS tTlNG-pETtCTlNG COUNTERFEIT
AONLl-Mik re ANIIIE CORRESPONDENCE
COMMERCIAL LAM
Are taust and al other >uhj-cts necessary for
the uoc~ss and thorough ed"csEon oi praet.c4! bu
s,u-sS tudn.
F2 { relssittEaES
ffawH III th+ PTen lufr- III P,i burg nr the pas
three yrar, al-o Eastern aud Western Cities tor
brsI Writing.
NOT ENGRAVED WORK.
ImpoTt"hf Inflammation. - Sfa.ehfS enf NJ
any iIue--No vacation TIule uul.ut-d--ll+vi-S
IisasurrtiFsd'ates assisted ia obtaining ,!.rla-
"r,-lu for fuli Cn,nineI riai Course S:35 90
Avrfasr time s 10 70 week>-Eoa-;i 81 80 pr u-rk
S'ar'"rary. 6.nC--Ft.tiIr cot. see no to 5000.
C Ministers. snn> r-re.vrd at talf price.
To! tctd-C ECHaI-Sp-eImrns Business and
ornamental Nr.ftitr--rInSp stamps and adj
dress T " JLNkiNS P.fispuIs Pa
Srp g. ls5s-ly
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ioAEI WIS TRAroR.s NOTICE.

1DMi WIS IRA TOE s NOTICE.
l-ErTERS OF administration u ih- estate of Tleury
3-iz tate o. Haffi-on townsh n. deceased ts,irg
'-"a granted "a the rr1h-r, rr-ih ns in Nap er
'o'sn h P. 81 Is th"rpforr givrn fo ali ret ons
hdehi"d % make pay iu,tuedsat " and those
hav NJ claims vii pre+n, them forth e,th proper
" authenticated for settlement. JOHN -SLE
Nov. ~, 1883 Admit
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70 Sre advert s-neni of Dr.. Sanford
Liver InA ilnLa,nr il, annthnr cnlllnn

70 Sre advert. .s~menf Of DR.. Saniord's
Liver lnlisora'or, in another column.
an rraHfi"e 10 g,o'e TO mtia climate. god
so't md f0s S7arxets, aGre,0seta<Ht Of HJm1es-
ron L,pAe.
THE UAMMONToH FARMER.-A newspaper
devoted 10 Literature and Agf altuIe, also srtiiug
for h full accounts of the settlements of fla
n'"ion in Ne" Jersey, be subscribed for al on
y ~ ri-. per anhum.
lncio-e ru>'as~ stamps for The amount. Address
to I'd Tor OF th- Farmer. Hdmmontnn, Atlantic ca.
NJ" Jersey Thus" VIKING cheap Land, OF the b-si
qhdiy. in nf the h-althirs, ant most d-l ghrfui
climates IN ihr Union, advp -tisemeat of Ham
a,chlon Lands.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES FROM
tHlLApELFiIlA-hs Ra ,i'nai the State OF N-vN
rIs~y SH among The best for Agricultural pnrtsos.-
hrihg good i"an oil with a clay bottom The land
- 'dis" tract, dvidrd suali farms and hun
dF-f- i'om all patt ofthe country arr TOW sr;t,ns
and hn ldng. The crops can b. seen growing. Terms
from , 10 ~ Per acre, pa able tour years
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WE have lett IT, Notes and Acconnrs due ~ in
Fast P,ov de- cr Township, 81 tie b-Ft> Of 6 "
UouSef.o,der, Esq. AI>o onr HUie< aoA Books in
the hand, OF ". VI. Pr~bir,. ESQ, IN Floo'y Ron
81 not paid by Jhs IT of .aruaiy mkt su.ls Ill
be Instituted without lespe,t Ia pers.'n
MURRAY x IROTHER.
Bloody Run, Nov 56, 1858.
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Il MINIS TRAT JR-S MOTTO :.
LETTERS nf administration having b"en stant-
ed Ia the nnh-r> aued, by The Re- -t~r Of thu o.
pii4I>' Cunrr of B-,ind ty. nI,oh h ~tair OF
II zat-ih Long. late uf VI .,ldl~ Won'b~TTy toSH-
hip. d' 'c'5-a ati V.r>ous tL-T~i"-e Hio"li4 th-in
sry-, ud, h"d 10 ,aid rsrat" r-qu~ ted 10 maxi
Iau rda aatr oyns+ut, aud rho-- havtrg ra " III
pttseht Itrn. lEof+Iy auiLrnIcat"d tor ~riIl"rr"t
JACOB LONG.
OF Son'h WoodUeuy rP., Adln'r.
Nov 3 1873.
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IsT orLET1ER,s 8 r~nairrr

7 IST OF LETT ER,S remaining ~ thr
y Pest Ctilc,, a. B.dipId, N"s'r 42i, 1923
% Persons calling Tor letters in this LIST Ill please
e! thry advertised.
Roos JOS fh, EaIkLitner SIT snnah, PHrns Mary,
5s""I'h tLas. IsG., Clstk + W Rev T. CIlsn'ah
4zatrth, Mr,., fr,.t Isaac felteI"'nr l>aac, II x
On Andrew, Hsun - Amanda Ali.s, liaidtns-j III,
EaTIrr Adam. k.ll, Robr,r krnnrdT JOHN ), Lind-
.Ty B. E-q Long Peter, McCulioch James J., Me-
Into john C., McLaus him Henry G., MeMahon
l Rev, McAlister Ii n, McBred- Bennett. Nil
lJ' Adam, Mi-I A F.. M-rriek John, Esq, Miller
josiah, MyIle CoTref Overek.T Hannah Jane Miss.
fuIdrw Wm ESQ, Pfp-t L. Scoti MessTs., Rose
inlohy ,, Rrnn-y ConToir, R9u ~ John W, lteh-
es'e UtIas, Sioa Maria, S~oriz Sarah MTs., Smith
aa'on, Shreder Philip, Rev, Sack Sdmnri, Iothte
" hhs, Weld, c Esq., West Johh e., Wood
cock Kate Miss, Zlpmer Ema,a C.. Miss
JOHN a. MoWRY, P. M.
Nor. 26, 1853