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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-27

SHIP ON FIRE AT sEA.-Captain Pariz, Of
the Italian bark Giulia, arrived at New York
on Monday, reports that, on the 9TH Of Au-
gust, when in latitude ~ 20, longitude 43 48,
saw large black ship on fire, and nearly
burnt to the waters edge, apparently an
American vessel, and loaded. Same time
saw ship which was supposed to have taken
off the crew, and was steering toward Ber-
muda. The vessels name could not be as
certained. The only living thing to be seen
on board the burning ship was cat hanging
in the fore-rigging.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-27
Departures of Trains.

IHDIANApoLIs AND CINCINNATI-5:50 A. M; 1900 NJ;
500 p. N. - - ~
CINoINEArI, HAMILTON AND DAYroN-Indianapolls
and Cleveland, 600 A. M; Sandusky Mail, 500 A. M.
Sandusky, 1880 p. NJ; Accommodation, 600 ,. M, ~
LITTLE MIAMI-Cleveland and Pittsbug, 600 A. M.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Bellair, $40 A. M Colum
bus Accommodation, 440 P. NJ; Cleveland, Pitts
burg and Belair, IL 80 p. NJ.
OHIO AND MIssIsslpPI-St. Louis, 900 A. M; Louis
vile, 200 0P. NJ; st. Louis, $50 p. NJ.
PITTsBURG, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATT (Steubenyile
Short Line)-East Front-street Depot-6:OO A. M.
800 A. NJ; ll:30 M.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINcINNATI-East Front
street-6:O0 A. NJ; $50 A. M; ll:3O Pm.
CINCINNATI AND MABIETrA-6:l5 A. M; $50 p. NJ.
CENTRAL OHIo-From East Front street Depot--s.s0
A. M; ll:30P. N. WV
CovNaToN AND LExNaroN-s:25 A. NJ; 2:sop.M,
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DEATH OF A VETERAN.-The Georgetown
correspondent of the Washington Star says:

VVrroSPonuoHe Ut tHo " uSH1ngtVH UtuT sHyH'
Mr.. VIM. Waters, who died in our city on
Friday evening last, doubtless had but few, If
any, seniors in the district. He had passed
his ninety-second year. He was a native Of
Annapolis, Maryland, was engaged during the
Revolutionary War as privateersman, and
was near or at Norfolk, Virginia, at the time
it was besieged and burnt by the traitor Bene-
dict Arnold. Many years ago he resided in
our city. He then moved to Washington,
where be resided in the First Ward until the
destruction of his property by fire, some years
ago, after which be returned to Georgetown
again. His remains were inferred in the Pres
byterian burying ground, alongside of Richard
McCubbin, a former friend, who fell at the
battle of Bladensburg, on the Oath of August,
1914. Mr.. Waters maintained through life an
unblemished character.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-27

BLOODY FIGHr.--The Jefferson, Texas, Gu
sette Of the ed ult, learns that tho previous
week an ARRAY took place at Grey Rock, in
that county, between Messrs Long, Husky and
Binion, which resulted fatally to Mr.. Husky,
who died in five minutes after receiving shot
from Mr.. Long. Mr.. Long also shot Binion
when the latter retreated, and, firing, shot Mr..
Long in the groin. Mr.. Binion escaped. run
ming five miles, whom he was supposed by the
physician, Doctor Brown, who dressed his
wounds, to be mortally wounded. Cause, fam
lily feud. Long was considered justified In
killing Husky, it being in self-defcnse. Great
excitement existed, and reward of 5000 was
offered for BiniOa. Both parties have since
died
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-27

EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STArgs.-The
number of colleges in this country is 1872;
theological seminaries, As; law schools, II;
medical schools, 40. The number of stu
dents in these institutions respectively are
students in college, l4,57S; law students,
LILY; theological, 1870; medical, 1922.
The professors number in colleges, l,OBS; in
law schools, SS; in medical schools, 2OS; in
theological schools, 1877. Total Of professors,
1906; total of students, 2l,7 .-America,,
Almanac.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-27

.M-Mr. Hermann Vein, a native Of Phil
adelphia, and highly educated gentlem an ,
who has adopted the stage as profession, is
now playing in London, with success. The
Morning Star says that he plays "Macbeth'' as
well as It has been played since the days Of tho
elder Kean.
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Arrivals of Trains.

IEDIASAPoLIs CrNcINSArI-9:4O A. NJ; 1886 p. NJ;
gS P. N.
CISoISNArI HAMILTON AND DAYroN-T:45 A. NJ; lO:I7
A. NJ; $40 p. NJ; 1O:lOP.M.
LITTLE mIAM-730 A. H.; l:30 p. Nj; 7:8 p NJ; 10:45
Pm.
MARIETTA AND CINcINNATI-l0:2O A. M; e:l5P.M.
OHI0 AND MIssIssIPPI-7:l5A A. NJ; 200 p. M; l0l p
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-27
At the Old Established Stand,

aEAsT FIFTH, BET. MAIN AND SYCAMORE.
II HAVE A LARGE AND DESIRABLE
IL stock of Household and Office Furniture, both
new and second hand consisting OF fine bedsteads,
ol-Sloth, cutlery, etc. A fine assortment Of coun-
ters shelving, office desks and stools, etc. Also,
stock Of Billiard tables, pianos, extra marbe.top
counters and tables on hand and for sale low.
au6.am VIM. CARTER, Proprietor
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-27
PALACE GARDEN LYRICS.

Admission to Concert and Promenade,
Only Ten Cents.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

ductire. They have become a great favorite
IN the market; and as the plant is an exceed
ingiy hardy one aud heavy producer, we do
not see why every man possessed of piece
of ground should not have his New Ro
cheile Blackberry patch" 1t would furni n
him delicious berry in the season. and the
surplus be u ;ght send to market. where they
viii ever command remunerative PRICE y
We have abundance of other testimony of
Ike character, and could say even more in
Its praise than We have; but let every one
who has piece Of ground, if only large
enough for single plant. try it for himself,
and he viii be amply repaid. lsE
J KNOX.
PtasJurg. Pc. FEB %. 1859.
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nEsEGEEE.s sks.E...

By vrtle q -ruGry wriss IF Fendi.isni EXPO
and Fieri Fri.,s issuei oft: Of tie Cll1rt oE
C"tamCu Pleas OF Cambria county and - ls,e III
rtetea. thU.e viii I've Xposed 10 luhnc .aic AT
tile Curt Ituu e III the borougG uf Ebelsburr
IN Saturday, tie 81 day # April next, IT
O'clock T. II. N
All the light, title and Interest Of James Ross
al, in and to the following described Real E@tate
10 wis
No. ia tract Of land situate in CIfarf,l1
township. Gambia c"uriv c ufa.niUg i0C acles
and l34 4PetrheS, more "r less. warrauts-d t.
} ,mcs BycrS adjoining lands i Joseph joins on
til. south, Peter ,ju,,s the west. about scv n
tv-tivc acfcs c!cureti. having thereon erected
hcwed 3 hou.c al a caiin harr. III the posses
sion # 4 ndrew Kupp, Il tcwei lle house ami
cabin stable. il the l,ose n ,.f Ya!cI.,lc GLASS.
No. "A tract Il land sitUaf, Ia CeirGigl2
tow nShp, Cambria county. warrautel in the
/ naIsc et N}iil-!a .j"Aes. containing iOG acres
aut - perches. al lining James Harris on the
s'ath. Oh the west land Of ,E2ld's executors and
/ h'Dcrnltt q VI CURE and J,mis bursis. IN the
nortn ! tiitm Jones ar.d others. (laipardve5)
No, IA tract OF iaul in & earfeii towus! i.
! Cambria c'laty. warranted To ADAM ,Iouea con-
/ tanning 2DU acres more ies>. adtdriuy un the
/ north NIitanl .Iones. on the west i anies Bycrs.
and on the east lapds in the possession OF Andrew
/ kunp. (unimp pTuvcd.D -a -.-.--..
Af&0-All the right. I'll ie and interest of David
7 Dra"tay- Of. in ard tb piece parcel cf lal
sltIltc in Caushrid township, Cambria Caijnty.
/ ADJ lnlHg aniS OF lees - I4oyti. Alexander Nj
Wicker, EJrnaTd " 'Uar ami ,fllers containing
.. acres more or less ab ,ut 100 acres of which
are cleared, having thereon large two story
/ stone housq.r0,itI brick back budiug thereto
/ attached, and hank barn now in the occupan-
| cy uf the Slid David Draw cy. TaIeu in ExecU-
tie and to be Sold atLe suit of .lt,hnSton More
| Surviving partnerof the hate firm uf S & j. Moarer
AIISD--Ail the ght, title and interest Of
/ Edward Jones, of in and Ia piece parcel of
land situate in Flaclsck township. Cambria C1un
! tv- aifiniug lands of AhraiiLni Maxim, .iaeoh
| Campbell! ard others. containing e ls5 acres more
or less. about so acres IF which cleared hav-
nag thereon erected a Cabin house and cabin blru
now in the occupancy of the ssIid Edward Homes.
T,sen IN Execution and ~ be sold ut the suit Of
j. Moore ard Son. cd azoEE5 - sEHa
| ALSO-All tie right. title rnnd interest sol
Richard Davis of. IN and 10 lieceer PARCEL
| land situate IN jackson tow nslir. Cambria
co0rtv. adjoining ahl5 Of Ant.rgA Drnfnirc.
James VI Tfav and others containing, 108 acres,
more less, about 50 acres Of which are cleared
! having thereon erected 4 hcted lng house and 4
cabin barn, new in the occupancy Of said Richard
DaSii. Taken in execution and to be sod at the
suit Of Jonstt,,, Moore. aCls t3-sl oa
ROBERT P. LINTON, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. Eheuehurg, af
ag March 6.1S59.3t r - o5.l"" ID ,nE-
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eufFrom. the Louisville TIMES

@ what is it for-,his Woods Hair
Restorative?" is question asked daily by
hundreds We answer. without hesitation
or fear Of contradiction, that it is the only
article known which Will do all it promises
fprthe human hair 1t viii renew its growth
1T will stop its falling--it will restore its
natural color. 1t is not n Hair Dye, but a
speedy and efflcatious Restorative. Trial
bottles s ; p;nts s.; quarts So.
CAUTION. Beware OF worthless limitations,
as severa! are ALREADY IN the uarhet, called
by di!Itreht names. Use none unless the
words (Professor Wooi's Hair Restorative,
Depot ST. Louis, Mo, ahd New York. are
blown in the bottle. Sold by all druggists
ana Paten Medicine Dealers in the United
States and Canadas
For sale +. thomas Devinc, High street
Eht n>turg. p -
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If lba9y fosssr. .of Essnsbnrs 1. fl
sHTRTFFs SALE.

BT vrtlen al decree issued OF. of tile Conn
Of GhTarrlon Pleas of Cambria County, and to AZ,
directed. there will be exposef t. Prni" s'tl,'s
he Court House in the Broug h oi Eher,sbiiFg eii
'PHURsDAY the 3lst day cs-NAEClI A d.
1859 ut = O'clock Z. NJ. ~ SAIL da,. z &
\ certain aleSsrlaCc or piece oi Land, contain
ing SOL acres. i@ihg tile ri9rfatien on Which
lac Il, y agile licensed f7ii'afiy 4ived stii8te IN
Carroll 'Jannsi,i p Caaibrfs c uasp. described
IN tho viii o, siii Jaeei, Naeie 3ete,Se fcc6r
,Iel in The sii:ce tie Re- lister sc sid Gnun,y
and described in Return of Inquest as No -
and. AJSG. az tie same time and ilace aIot of
grdnfnd situate IN WasRSnctou Towrs..iip IN s9i,l
Gonaty, having house ana otHAf' hulhifrigs
thereon erected, described in tie will Of said de.
ceased. ani described in return of irquis,ion as
No 2.-he:ng The property I..JeIy Of Jacoo Ma
gle t!sasasai.
a51,l ROBERT !. L-.,S FtaN ssse-fsas.
Shar,tzs FrFfee. E efTsSr+..
. Ff4reh .. i8ss .-lG-4t a
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I28 South rmnl street. PhiLaisLhhi,. 2.
,s,o M, s.I,e.s. 1t nsay aoncer..

N5fice is hereby given ti,at 7. .cfe-lrge-
Rutgers, haze been Gully noniratei an'i app9tn-
ted Trustee Of JAMES Murray. an illsa!vcnt, and
that my place II abode is in the t'F 'uSh e
Ebetshurg, Canihril county Pynnsy sy!vaiiiG. Ana
do hereby notify AMI require al persons III
debted t. the said insa.yeut,ar Ll iit,g property
sums Of money 't,,t pro5crty ,lle, am belonging
to thr I'D inslvrfjt 'tn me. the sait Trustee =.
And d ti,erepy also desire Al ere utors Of the
saiit tiishvent IT, reertt - nc ip,rue liatelv Their
respective accsniIts or demands fr settlement
tceor!iht to- Flaw. GEO. J. RODGERS.
Ebcrsbufg, Mar >, i659:4t Trustee.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

ANOTHER SiCkLEs Tragedy. .-The .Sedtcer
Shot The Rochester n. Y, AdoerteSer
of Friday has the following: I. 80 - -
At Ba,avia, this morning, David Carry
shot John Foster. Ills wife had been keeping
house for Foster some time, aui Curry re-
questedhcr To come hcme She refused. They
qharreled last night. Foster and two other
men beat Curry badly. Foster was shot \
bovA the sblnu.cn. the bail passing through
his body and lodging ia feoce post Poster
died 10 few hours afterwards. Foster was
passing on the opp site sier: of The street from
CURES house. a',i pn his way to his work
He WAS about ) years OF age. ani iat,orer
Cory was Immediately arrested aud committed
to JAIL There is considerable excitement in
Batavia IN regard to it.
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Horrible Outrage by "a gcg.o.

JEore ''cGuSe and tfcct"--Tbe negro
e3uaityd octrins of the fanatcal 4 b ,litiouists,
are producing their leginate effects all sver.
the country 1t viii be diticulr FOR auy of
our rea,iers to peruse the following, account
of another horrible arocitr. perpetrated upon
white gill, wtAout their blood boiling
with indignati0n: - s1s
last week. young girl. Barely fourteen
years OF age, the daughter of \ respectable
clrpeuter, named Collins, residing in Xenia,
Ohio, became the mother OF an African child
greatly to the amazeuient and horsor of the
relatives aud f. lends, who had never doubted
her purity for moment. The poor girl
forced to maxi. some expIanat toE, then told
With the deepest sense of shame, and il,
perfect agony Of mind, that ten II o hits before
she hai gone about dusk one evening. tn a
eoeper's shop tn obtain some shaliugs, when
she was approached by stalwart negro
named Booker. lo seized her, aud choked
{ her so that she couhi not scream then brut-
ally outraged her person. No one was near,
and in his hands the poor chIId WIS compelled
/ 20 yield n the viii Of the monster. aud to
endure what she would have died to avoid
! so greatly was She horriGad when she
obtained her freedom that she dreaded to eX
! pose the negro, who had threatened to kill
! her if she revealed what had happened :,
knowing that by 50 doing that she would ex-
pnse her own infany. Believing no one
would ever know the dreadful secret, except
through her, she resolved to hide it in her
ow1. bosom, and even after she knew that
would he inpasSil,ia, she preserved the most
complete sil,Rce concerning the great wrong
she han snifyrc4 Not iudoed till the child
vas born did she7reveal ths horrid fact, that
bad crushed 0ui her hope AID peace aud
4 cl,r5l led ner life forever.
Tho negro, 1t appears, hati left Ncnia a
few DAYS before his crnc became known, or
the people Of tha, vicinity, with ail theic
u,o,bit sympathy with the colored race, would
have lynchcJ him on the spot 4 number
ni persons are now IN pursuit Of Booker. aud
Will. if they capture him, hang the black
d"yil, as he richly doseI yes. The infant. very
f5rtuDat-Iy, lived huH single hour"
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STRAWBERRIES.

More han one huu,,re,! varieties. e1nbr2 eng
nearly all the Foreign and Native kinds, both
old IL peW. wpltty IF cultivation.
o te tIeni-c 'fh',t~,u.i intb rly's Seedlings.
at 5e cents pcrd '2ea-S2 per hundre,l-SI0 per
Thousand.
Great care has been taken to procure and pre-
serve these varieties sr'Ie to name, ana thcy are
warranted correct. ...s
Cn,e'ogues sent on application, enclosing stamp;
Z llfc-S y. KNOX F.
March, 18th At, Box AS. Pittsborg Pa. /.
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syorribse Murder by a r7oaher.

lAe Ec aar< Daily Aercury OF Saturday
gives ths following details Of tue murder Of u
l.lue boy By his own mother:
1t all be rcmemherei by some Of o,iT
readers that some weeks ago wa noticed the
arrest Of n, named Mary Ann Brown,
81 charge of vagrauey. She vas fnGni in
yard ot house Ia theGcgenth Ward, 8ith
p sou = promising Coy Of four yeats OF age.
ia a state d utscr dcs-itulinn. She stated at
the sine that she was the wife Of Joseph
Brown, halter in Oranue, who had deserted
her.
Since ti.4t time, s;,c with her child, have
:,aen inuates III tee Poyr iloase III Orange.
For some iiiue past, she has been told thas
her child was 10 be taken frmn her and sent
West As she appeared to b. pertcctly
wrapped up IL the chGd, and soiieitous Of
nothing hnt hayjup him near her, these
woman. aud nave made her double anxious
to Keep the child g.aar her, no one, however
Thought the ve.ul- wouIi be such as it IS
.-0u Thursday moraiag Mrs Brown called
the chiii to her. aud he approached, shs
seized h:m, and with a razor which she had
on her person cut his thcoa; from ear t. ear.
, most serving the head from the BODY. The
-.ii died am d i.nn,iiateiy.
The OreTseer was soon aYprized of the
fact that ,his horrible tragedy had occurred.
aud proceeded to secure1the mother, fearing
that she would attempt her own life. The
/ ch!d's body was also taken care "f by him,
until the proper authorities.shou be apprzed
/ % the ocgurenca.
! Mrs Brown is native OF Ireland, aud is
apparently about b years Of age. Her ap-
pearance indicates that she is AFFLICTED t.
Intoxicating liquors, and that is the alleged
rcpsoa Why her husband deserted her She
/ appears 10 b. perfectly sensible of the enor-
NIFTY of ,he crime which she has comniitted
apd wecps continually for the loss of hsr be
| loved ch,lI. L. is - De hoped that no niIe,
more particularly woman and m"ther.
/ aoGld be guilty. OF such a crime unless abor-
( ing under lit of insanity. bnt she has ex
hibite, 40 symptoms "t bei;.g in that condition.
But Ehis shows aaother Of the many horrible
| effects Of rum. Z"
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THOMAS NJ9ENELL.1
John BEARER, Commis
ABEL LLOYD, ! siuners.

GEO {. X gaTH. Clcrl,.
Commissioners Office heIisulIr,. ..s e.
o.. J ,rua7v. -. ISj9.-I0.. T-- -
Y h7-,lhe Ga lossiauers vii also meet &
the house oi Michael ! Smith. in ine village "t
Gs.'iitzin. On tsislay the 8th daEzot April mkt
for the p.lrfuze oi hearing any iuf i.re taNa!1alo
habitants n That pam f 1Ueghes5 tuwosii}l'
gHhn my wish ~ 81. - -
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SHALL IRIfI,ra.

HAVING paid special attention to the cult
vltoi Of small fruits. and spared no "a rs or tx
pense {" procure everything Of tie kind rare and
valuable, am now prepared to furnish, in large
OF small quantities. ON reasonable terms, the fol-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16
RESPDERRTEg.

Brineie'S Oranges. 81, per dozen; FaIstaff. Riv
cr's Large kruitei 4iont!iy, kueveretl's Gi;tr.t
Hudson River Antwerp, Red Autwerp and Vel
low Antwerp, at 81 per dozen, and s. per hun
,Tra.1- ,,i,,--
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s-yy1
l-.5lc0

In Cambria, township, on Thursday evening
the l0-h inst, MAR1AH. daughter of Richard and
Mary Thomas, aged , years.
In Cirral town hip. on Saturday night the
l2th inst JoHN WENTz. ag,l about 80 years.
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a CARD.
ps5ust.5a Pr

:"
The unFers ened, the Founder snd ~Fueiizsss
-of VAN CO;5RTis= COUNTERFEIT DEfEC-=
TcPt z,lesfrotssof retiring from this branch Of
business, has merged shat 2old established work
il. tire popular Z A'N X. NOTE REPQkIEE Or
INLAY. .S BICKNELL.- LAYING published Van
Courts Detector since 1885 the undeEs.grsa ~
hers hut tais relilrta1ce IA IesSeped hy te can
vi.titus that in TsIFsAylS= BIGENELl-S 5 BANK
NOTE RtITiRTER tissy- vii irecei sc a work that
el,cs the times. y J.VAN cot III, g.
Phiade!plis, pec. 30. 1853.
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EGEESL.

G5TF, llnitrsigne l.. Dire tors of the Poor and 7
House of ELspiu ynent of C:Inhria county. mere
by i've n.Iticc that in uf any destitute per-
son ieccmiss sefor disabled. that nijyEtieceffea
a charge uppa the county. they request persons
in. Yhose charge such destitute, pers ms mag
be. give notire to tie Stewa- ,f the Poor ma
House # Employment, Or II either of'the Dire6-
tors, of tie con iiton Of s,ich persons, So tlat
they can be reur r0ve1 20 sill Ponr House without
delay. WI. PALMER.
~" @--t DkVfn AHRO. ?
@t 4 MTCu'L. M'GUI3@ ! DOG y.
jan, 26, is59:tf Directors
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GF- 4 sailor being asked how he liked
his bride is reported 10 have remarked =
Why, d'ye see took her 70 be onlj bali OF
me. as the paTspn says. bat dash p.e, il she
isu'J twice. as ntush as +. pln only tar
she's u tar tar. "a
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tis'id Bracelets, A.tniets. Neck Chains, Cameo,
II Tcrru". MnS:lic md t,,lif Stone Sets. G,it
aud Silver fltmbles. God Ear Drops. Rings
= .ast Pins. Go>on Studs. Sleeve Buttons. Cdtf
Fius, LacsetS. Keys. S q and SHAWL Pins aud
other articies, worth from 80 cents 20 3l2.
Ali communications must br addrcsSeti to
a. NJ. BROWN. y co.
- I23 South 'iurl street. PhilnieipE Pa.
Agents waited in all parts nf the Uiiited States
aa,l CaiGtlas. ~ sci, Books, Ms;c. I.uery, tio'as
Pens. i'cncs. &c and receive subscriptions for
tilr RED TittTR XNia BLCE. e..-
Cat.IeagsEssli iiRlnl cred Certii Gates. with DC
to those WISHING u act rs y gents No
ca j,it.,i required Hss ~ g-a. Est af
Philadelphia. March ., 1879 --l8-12w r
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The Dcutoelasic nciu bers Of the New Jer-
seg Legislature have. il is stated, resolved to
ygte for Commodore Stockton for us. SEN
atoral @o,r seH . b -.lil ai o- 7.Gs
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The i,alowin /, petitions ia 1 AZ shH- lit.t-r
SES 1lave been Tio,i-.n the odice oI ,he CeaS @!
Quarter Sessions p apbfilr co'Fats and viii l.,
presented IN the FIRST Monday tf M.rth nsXt
Petition ot Henry Shirt. q Warl. John~t lwI'
s iisrsIgf. f5r EIvert License.
s., al kemigiis Dureach, , ward, Johns
town Boz, i,r Tavern I1ioeGSes-
g ~ Henry t,il, 81 wand, JohnstawH
for Tavern LJcouse. u. q. .-.- -..T
70 li,arrs Ba44er, Mi.tsile -Borcngh, f5r
Tayep Licepse.l - -.r,s f.. ..-.s.. ~
. Of Wih,am D. Nicholson, J2llnstown-
to sell lidaor by tie q-art- s-s
''- 'f Heury Sehnable, of J5'lnstcH'l, f1r
Tavern LtcvGse. ~
"f Wm. B.tts s, Co. Of JoLn,town.
y. Sc! IiqnF~ ~by-tte 4part. .,.ssz z.ssfs<. =
III IL fba,ty Poser. 3of Issansi}ura f5r
Tavern fieAyqs Z - JALIHE
fJrgfaverp Litense.
g s42 of 'N-ysnetch,r, OF Carroll for Tavern
I;cerse. -'ef'rfo .sssss Nr'E "a*
,Iscob. f5hafer. % .IoTctto Boroueh. Top
Tavern License:
81 ggiAugpsnn Bwgrsf. q Ward, J9AH-
rn towntn sell ljqHar iy the q'a=it. -.
- Richard liz Tudor, of Elensbrrg, Il
81 sell liquor by the quart. .s-.-
OF Daniel Litzin@er Chest Spring & T
ough. Tor 'i'4Yera Leans. Is
r bert Trtter, Washington 'IowI'
ship, f.Jr Tavern LisGnsc.
41Ir'l-Js JOS, M'DOEALD. Clerk Q. 5.
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PRICED on account of its comparative freedom
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fruit, thouSh not 80 large the first two varie-
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NEW ROCHELLE, Or LAWTON. t. .s
So 00G strong aud vigorous plants Of this su
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100 Plants, $1,000 20 Plants, $500
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