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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-25
DOGLE's WIGS AND HAIR WORK

ID Truest TO nature irrcproachable in style, and per-
fct iu it, NONE oau equal them. sole Agent for the
Royal Transparent Parting.
BOGLE'S ELECTRIC HAIR DYE,
best and cheapest iu thc world Ify,-bc convinced
Prices. SO cents. ~l.00, and SLID.
Are you getting Bli ;. your Hair turning Grey
Balc Hvneron Fluid Is thc great rcstorcr Of har,-a
other. . based 1u this great discovery and sham im
itons Prices 2j ceuis 80 CENTS rs cents, and 81 3d.
Proprietor, w. BOGLE, 2l2 Washington street. bos-
ton. opposite tho Marlboro Hotel
Every article nr the toilet to be had at Boge's Bazaar
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EVERY FARMER HIS OWN MILLER.

FRED. r. SMITH Wholesale Agent for the State Of
Vermont sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medi-
cine generally. 1874
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-03

SpIRIrUAIIsM-Dr. b. HArcH has com.
menced his promised series Of letters against
spiritualsm, in the n. Y. Hra!i. He
gives il as his opinion, after nine years ac-
quaiutance with spiritualism and its leading
advocates, that many Of their theories are
founded in wild deusou, and productive Of
the most dirciul results he says that be is
determined 10 "fee from his errors" and
that though he once threw Christianity
overheard, be thanks God that he has again
been made It's recipient. For his wife CoHa
be possesses the proforndest respect and
tenderest regard. but asserts that spiritual
ism (oi which she is a medium is fifty PER
cent selfdeIusion, twenty FIVE per cent. psy-
chology. fifteen per cent. Intentional imposi-
ton, and the remaining ten per cent. yet a
matter Of uncertainty"
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NswsPArERs FOR EURorE-Porsons who
send newspapers and pamphlets 10 Europe
shonld be careful not 10 enclose them in
wrappers. a. it subj cts them TO letter post
age, generally so high that the papers are
refused by persons TO whom they are direct
ed A gentleman just returned from Eng
land informs the Buffalo Courier ,hs; be
saw baskets Of American newspapers and
pamphlets in one Of the English pos;-ofYces,
which had been thrown aside On this account
II the newspapers are tied around with a
piece OF ,wine or cord. they will 90 az well
as II in a wrapper, ard the postage Is then
the ordinary price for newspapers The fact
thai many newspapers and pamphlets fail to
reach persons in England and France to
whom they are directed may be accounted
for in this way.
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PARAGuAy.--A portion Of the United
States squadron forming the Paraguay ex-
petition were ut Montevideo on the 10th OF
November. 1t was expected they would
sail in few weeks for the Parana river.
The dates from Paraguay are to the 18th OF
November. 1t is stated that tho Paraguay.
ans were preparing to receive the United
States forces, but it is evident that the pre-
yailing belief was, that the difficulty would
be settled without recourse to war; II was
reported that our government and Buenos
Ayrcs were about to enter into an alliance,
whereby the latter would grant the United
States the right of free transit for our
troops through her territory. and promised
whatever assistance may be necessary for
the conquest of Paraguay. 10 order to
counteraet the effect Of this project, IN ALI
ance Of all the South American governments
against the United States is recommended
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

IssAlupRIous.-The climates of Massa-
chusetts and Vermont cannot be very sslu.
brious, judging by the quantity Of alcoholic
liquors sold in those States by the public
agents for medicinal purposes. In Masa-
chusetts the sales by the Commissioner under
the law, from April TO October l.
1858, amounted to s79,707.o7, which was
some 81 1000 more than for the correspond.
ing period last year. The commissioner re-
ceives per cent. on all the sales, making u
very good thing Of the Office. In Vermont
last year the sales amounted to $1,000
being an average Of $4,000 for each county.
These operations are under the Maine law
1t will hardly be said. We presume that these
quantities Of liquor have really been EN-.
ployed in medicinal uses. II is obvious, on
the contrary, that they have mostly been
employed as beverages, and that the States
of Massachusetts, and Vermont are engaged
in as offensive q liquor traffic as any corner
dram shop in the land
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lands il offers for sale. Certainly with this in
formation before it, it will scarcely mark out
this district for the operation Of an oppres-
sive edict which it has repealed in relation
to the rest Of the State. Hundreds Of poor
settlers will be utterly ruined by such a blow.
The Government has already afforded too
many instances Of the benefcent principles
which actuate its administration OF the public
lands, TO permit US to believe that it will
refuse their appeal against this act OF
cruelty.
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MAIL RoBBERy.-FRANK BUCHANAN,
postmaster at Beverly, near Madison, Wis.
has been arrested on charge of having
robbed the mail. The ROBBERY was COM
United nearly three months ago, but has
been successfully traced out by DIR. LEIB,
Chicago post-oflicc agent. A wife and
child share in the disgrace and suffer by the
punishment Of the husband und father.
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Ia tRnssE RAILRoAD.-Mr. y =. stan.
ros, President Of the la Crosse ard MI
vaukee Railroad has written letter 10 the
n T. Pot, furnishing a statement Of tie
condition o. the affairs Of tie company. by
which j, appears that. in case the land gran,
bobdholdegs sell the Rad. it ia subject 70
prior lien. o. !04 mlss; II the third mort.
gage bordbo'der. H.l il, tte Rcd will be
subec, to prior lI,as amounting 70 ssyO72.-
sos on 200 mits q road which Is $40 600
pr mile II the s:oekao.eers stu propo@
20 bold i, the road Is sgtJe-i 20 deb, Of
s!262s2Cs. which i abosI $500 pr
male. Ths, ocrta!l.y, q Dot yery catering
exhibit
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SCHOOL NOTICE,

HAVING heen tcnderet, by the Trustees of
Ill the "Fullcr Institute" the use of their
commodious Building, Apparatus, Furniture,
&c, my School, Tor the instruction of Girls and
Young Ladies, will be resumed Oh the 18th of
january next, without the aid Of Trustees. All
the English branches, with Music, French,
Drawing, Painting, Wax Work, Needle Work,
de-, will be taught.
The scholastic year VII be divide! into two
sessions, first commencing 18th Of January and
closing, the 3ist of july; second commencing
Jth September and closing tenth of December.
That every facility may be offered for a thor.
ough education, the services Of my sister, Mrs
NJ. A. BLAND, have been engaged, who will
MIST me in the Musical and Ornamental depart
iofoy: Thankful for tho liberal patronage here
unrem;stowcd hope, by strict attention and
of the SSS!g i"d"s'ry' to receive continuance
! Grsouwoso ANNIE c. GoTT.
G., Dec. 2, 80 Gnu.
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RUFUS PRATT.


PIiI.ADELrIIIA, Sept. 9, 1856.
PRor. WooD-Dcar SIR Your Hair Restora
tive is proving itself beneficial 10 me. The 'front.'
also the bs':k part Of my head almost lost its
covcrng-in fact EAiD. | hsvc used but two
half pint bottles Of your restorative, and now
the top Of my head is well studded with Il prom
ising crop of young hair. aud the front is ais" re-
cciving It's benefit. ] have tried other prcparn-
tons without any benefit whatever. | think
from my own personal Recommendation, | cun
induce many others 10 Try it.
Yours respectfully,
ID. Il. THOMAS, NJ. d.,
| No. I64 Vine Street.
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ER'sS
POCKET INTEREST BOOK.

VIE above is II complete and perfect work
on Interest, giving the rate per cent. in each
Of the United states, with the Legal mode for
computing Interest on Notes and Bonds having
credits. II also contains Simple Interest Table,
with tn" interest computed on all sums from 10
cents to sl0,oo0. and from one day to six years,
att per cent; Forms for Notes. with n Compound
Interest Rule, Rule for Discount dc with many
other useful matters unnecessary to enumerata
here. BY J.J CoorER, native South Caroliniap.
Any one desiring the work can be supplied by
calling Mt this Office, or applying to the Author
at Swansey's Frrrv, AbheviIle, or to JOSEPH
Crews, Laurens G.. II.
Banner Office, Abbevic.
Oct. 6, 1858. 24 3hf
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NoCIco.
Stop the RunaWays.

ID ANAWAl from the Subscribers tuumin:.
IL Plantation. in C"lunI, County. Ga two
NEGRO BOYS; one Is about - years n'.l.
weighs ;ls"n, >" pounds, is about } lee, inches
high, uamcd William The Other, about Ii
S.:a,'s "it nnsnrd Harry, not quite to,it ;,S
William. Tiny purchased i,!"u, two
weeks .s:e. fr".i ma! hv tn" name Of Il rI,nm.
ns, from franklin, Macon Co. y. C., and il is
presumed that they will Try to make their way
back there.
If taken III th" State, anl drliv cred f. me in
Augusta, Ga, $40 each, and all reasonable ex.
penses paid. If out Of the Stat" $40 eacir
TURNER Il iN.r,,~
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LAND TOR SIIIj,

WILL be sold on the 2G,h LANuARY. al,
W public auction, auI III" Premises. ,a'
tract Of Land on which Col. VI VI. y. WILL
1AMS, deceased, resided This tract contains
2oST Acres,
more less, and lies "n W iS"u:; Creek III
Abbevi!lc District, tw" miles from Ninety SIX
Depot, Oh Grc"nvil!r and Columbia Rai"aI
Some 13un Acres is in woodland the balance. Is
in II high stat" of cultivation. The soil is highly
adapted to In" cultivation Of cotton and snail
grain. 1t is we'll wat,i. and has OH II excel
lent Improvements. such .,a,.s;,n ho,,s.. with
all necessary "uibu!ing$, and Which are IL
good ~ any in the Country.
o. Terms ina.l,. kn"wI, "n .l,v nr sale.
JAMES WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Jan. 5. 1859 81 =,
n. B Persons 'l.sirous of seeing the r:ac-
will address the subscriber at Ciiall"ls Depot.
lie will meet ih'nl al Ninrtv SiN Depot Il, ANY
Fime, a''l take grc;,, p!, asurc in siuy!m. hem
the premises.
!. W.
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TIE FhELIEfs & PLANTER
EnMbNED TO

Columbia, q. Q.
r. H ANlNG Purchased of Mai. Geo. Sc;hor,
Il 4 this popular Journal. iuIri,i renewing it.
place of publication I" touinbi:i, and will issue
il lr"In HAT PLACE and after .Innr,ry next.
Feeling confident that such 81 Journal is great
" needed in this State, and b,liry inw that II will
he sustained if located at tho Capital Of the
State and conducted with spirit and ability
have Diet crInnrL on making the venture. an.l
call upon every Farmer and Planter in Snutl,
Carolina to encourage tho enterprise by their
patronage.
1t will he printed in the finest style of Tv-
Biography, wilh nrw type, on fine paper !; hand
sornely cmhrll,S',cd, and eight pages added to ITS
former size.
Price onIy ONE DOLLAR per annun, al
ways in advance.
a corps Of the best practical and scientific
Agricultural writers have been secured, and IFS
Editorial department, will he under the care Of
of the best Farmers IN the land.
The cash system will be rgidly adhered TO-
and no will be entered OH our books until
the subscri piion is paid.
TIE II MS:
copy, on" year. ..............Sl 90
b copies. one year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. > 90
IL copies, one Year. ..................10 90
r. NJ. STOKES,
Columbia, $. c.
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NE-sE"'vF-:

4 l': f"rsons 'sy. /: l"ul,. ..-,i,.,i ~.
IA Estate OF Susannah Brooks. decd. w.l
present them immediately TO the undersigned
"r payment. And aIl persons indebted to the
'aiu Estate, or to the Administrator. fer purchas.
1s @ az ,he sale, are required to ray before the
18th February next
w. H. BROOKS, Admir-.
Jan. 13, 1889 st. rs
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& A N d l . A r f S i.
For Ordinary

=" The rrrnls 90 con. .'DIlNE. HNSKIN
"n""f''''" HIM ~ - tar1','nc ,"r rr":narv a' the
"Isu'' ,'.,ti.n
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G.. l'h" friends Of .lclty N III N.rER ~.
Sp""Ir'lr "nr"u'," :',.r u t,u,,,. for IN. nI};c
"i Or !nnrI. ~ ia" " ~ election.
t.iuirrv - ,>..~
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SUGAR FILLS, ECILERs &c.

Il.IilN GLAZE, rrom;"."r OF Palmetto
Iron Works. t"'nn!i,. : g. ha>in" all
p"in;"i Ill" mn..!-irm'd his A.-..n' ~ ,S IHlr.
,..">'. IN wan: 81 SUGAR ii!I.:.~ BOILERS,
ar CASTINGS a! ANY kiu.l :.;" n,l!i-l thai
they can ''n Is" arr'"'''""'. Tor such purchases
here upon the s:'inc terms ;',ry w:l ,!,..
Mhiiu!aciu!"r. y !nr"c Iuinhcr uf sugar Mills
and Rollers are shipping How To fill orders for
this District.
Orders ar" respectfully snlicitcI Any inGnr.
nation freely given i'll regard /" thing Manu-
facurcd ut above works
II. =. KERR. .ir"L,
For I'"imrHD ir"u Works.
Aug. II, lSJS IL; If
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.NoEASD.

NJoTAS@.
ENlIE Subscriber who WAS appointed the Gem
d smS Tak"r "f Ahhcvilc District. hereby
"iv"S notice that he will attend for the ,,,,rl"-
g! taking The r"IS,IS at III" FREE. white inhabitants
al the s:'in" tI" with tl," Tax Collector the
several places DESIGNATED hy him for - receipt
81 '"N"-. Eyer h"n'l. n"r,lh.r Of Il family,
wiz" s''i"nr'; /" i" 80. .Gn'rr,l. unt!rr pen
any, ir ,:..' 81. ";;i, Il correct i"iuru all ;..l
"r"'Nif"" "...i' i''!,"n of hi, fmrIv.
Nti"m'i", !" III. :'.,rr ,.n,i"c vii cnI.;,r a fl
vor "u Ia" s',ls".i:,"r.
JOHNSON EAMEY
Ian >, lS,9 81 ST
j. P.r>% copy
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NiHcL>NEs, Ia, June 90, 1858.
.,,,nr,.,O O. J. WOOD: AS you are about to
Iia;r ,.s,or and vcnh your recently discovered
'n',~ conccrnve, will state. for whon,soevcr it
ersi use it2thas. ! have used it and known 9TH
;n ,,,s h,,,i, nr rs have for several years, been
and ihai find yonrs; other Hair Rcsora,ivrs,
know. 1t entirely S'ly superior t." any other
drulf, aud with one n,onpses the head Of dan
tore any persons hair to proper use w'l res,
glossy appearance: and ali this,nlihy, soft and
oring the hands that apply it, o'no"t d'sc"l-
winch il drops. ! would ,hcrcf"re,'e dress on
its Use to every dcsirous Of havi.olhsh"
color aud texture To hair. me
Respectfully your,
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IlousoAui!ding and Undertaking.
HEGRGE W. BROWN wnnll rr.no..,c,,,,.
~ arn",im"" t" III" cilz.t!> ii hhl,rvillr, ord
Ia" snrt"'n'i'n" country. that l.c is prvarcd 10
do al kinds "i work. sui, "a.
Building, Repairing aad Jobbing,
and all work pertaining. {" the Carpenters bus
in"S*. Mad with strict attention to business.
1t" i"'E t" meet with a liberal share of public
patronage.
G.. w. BROWN,
A!'!rcSs-G. W. ENow>, AL!,cvi,lv G.. H..
=. G.
Dec. y, 1858 81 tr
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TIE
G. . II ID Il M P R Il u
ILLU STRATED


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YES ii T. New Ioik " crklv GuLpI.v PElZE is
= n,i"" al tn. largest and best literary pa
per; sc ilr .ly--,n !.ni,,.il fpi;lrin .nu;a
;rk! j"p,A" !o,;1 .oin.nrx. OF IA. most inter.
,~.i!- i fascinating r,.:,,!iur matter from The.
I"r,- "f ,it. very fir: writer; If III. .i,y.
Clnoaut!7, T,lrct-e+oj E,,o,7, yyoob
Dr-e,Sx-r1
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WORTH FROM - CENTS 10 S53O O0
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Dm- t"py for; ;'r" years.. :: ~ III. . p.,.-cu,s
On. Copy tire, Years. . :, ,"I :,...! 3
one Crpv fer five wears. 6 90 and )
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rb,co c,,,s ann ,c,r - ~, ,.,
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n CARD

"a CARD
Having just returned from the Northern Mn,-
krts, can supply my customers witt, goods
fEE~i' from the manufacturers, and will be ai,le
to please the mos, fhstilions. Thankful for the
patronage received while in the firm of II. 7.
Cunningham tI Co.. take this opportunity of so-
Letting the same for the New Firm. 49,
HENRY SOLOMON.
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Bricklayer and Plasterer.

VIE. Undersigned Respectfully inin::n< the
l. citiZ"ns of Abbcvi!l". that having i"ra,cd
permanently at Ahnvvlc Ei,in". he j. prepare.
70 execute everything in his Ic Of business
anu hopes by prompt attention. 10 merit :: due
share of public patronage.
JAMES r.. JEFFisIE>S.
january 9th, 1859 .lm IS
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WILSON KIM,

o. j. WOOD & CO, Proprc;ors 3la Brosa
way, New York. Tin the great n. Y. Wire Rail.
lug Establisl,mcni,3 and Ill Mar5et Street st.
Louis, Mo.
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Notice to Lifo Mombers, s. A. s.
ME Life Members or.'hc State Agricultural
S"cicty arr requested to forward ;.n.i
pay the balance due on their Notes to Cui J. f.
Marsl.Il, forthwith.
i. }. GAGE. Scc'y & 1r"a<
Jan. 10, lS:,.i IS II
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
-1bhriNe D;xtrici.-fTt.';pp.
by WILLIAM HILL. Esq. Ordinary of Abe.
viI:r District.
WHEREAS. Ezahcrh Day aud Simeon Cha
W ney have applied Ia IN" Tor Letters al .\
1nnl>traii"n on all ana singular The goods nu.l
chaitrl<, ri@h,s and credits ri Edmond Day, late
OF Tn" District aforesaid, .i'."..sr,i.
These are, therefore, To cite and lmlonl>h all
and singular, the kindred Hn crr,!iin,> ul the
said deceased. to lac and appear hc,"r,, ,." IL,
our next Or,linnrvS Court for the sau Dsirc
TO be holden nt .Abb"villr Court lI",,s. on ia.
nineteenth day Of January lust, to ,,":v r,,,<..
if any, why the said administration .!,null . he
granted.
Given under my hnr.l and seal, this twenty
fourth day of J;.unry, IN the Wear ,i
our Lord on" thousand vi.Ii hundred and
tity-ninr. and III the SD year ni American
Independence.
WILLIAM HELL, @. ~ d.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
-IbbrrUle U;SiraJ..- lIl,.'i,n.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esd. or:'inary of .,bbc-
Vile District
WHEREAS, G"" NJ. Blby Ea< applied 20 M.
w for Letters of Administration, ON a!l anil
singular the g"o'l> AN! chAt!r<, ri: his and credit.
of Alexander Nay, late Of the Di.,ric: ;.in.r.aid
drcensed
These are, therefore, 10 cite and n.l,nonis ali
and singular, the kindred and crciio ors rf the.
said Deceased. to be aud appear before me. at our
next Ordinary Court for the said District, To L,
holden at AbimvilcC &. H.. .i,c iwr:y-,hir.l lny
OF JANUARY next, To show cause, If any, why the
said Administration should not h. ura,h.L
Given under my hand AM! seal this ii.- "irl..l,
day "i janT"ry. III the Yea. Of "ur Lard
one housand eight hundred and iiiiy.uinc
and i'll the SD year of Aincricau ,.cr,.n.
dence.
WILLIAM lIlT.L, 0. \. d.
Jan. l3 1859 b =,
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SOLD BY

JORDAN & McIAUCnLIN, Abbevilc.
BnANcm & ALLEN. Due West and Abbeville
February 25, 1858, Al 3ml2m
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W" ~" nr.'h"ii2ri - announce = A
" '"'f@~ :. II tnn.l,A,,': Tor Tax Collector, at
! l.,. rii>i.., ri.riioii
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-05
IEREDITH ". HENRY.
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING FITS

e believe We cannot do our readers more inn
portant Service than by again calling their attention
10 that most remarkable preparation discovered by
IT Seff ). Rance, Of Baltimore, Nd. which nos
seSes the power Of aleviating and curing that bor
Eid yisitation of man- EPILEPSY, or Failing Fits
Ia recommending this preparation to our rea,Iers
We do SO with conviction that we are not degrad-
ing our columns 10 puff q common patent mediclne
but are placing before them discovery which IL
fully known, would probably do more 70 alleviate
human suffering, than any invention of modern
times Ir. Hance, ia asking us to notice his pre-
partition faForably in editorial department has
sent Us for persu2l number Of letters from persons
who have used bis Pills, and have been cured there
by. All ef them speak in tie most gratefiil and
eulogistic terms One great advantage this medi-
cine possesses IS the fact, that it be transported
through the mails, thereby afordBg every one an
opportunity of dealing directly with the inventor
and also preeudng all possibility of being imposed
on By counterfeit spurious imitation Dr.
anee pays the postage on his Pills to any part OF
the country, aid will forward tsem hy return of
mail, on the receipt of q remittance. His prices
are as follows 0la box, So; two do, S. twelve
DO; S24. Al orders for the medicine should be
addressed TO SETH S. HAscE, l0S Baltimore stree,,
Baltimore, Nd.
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tribute al Dasneca.

On the opening Of the Court on Tuesday
morning last, Col. McMurtrie announced ia a
feeling aud appropriate nlanpor the death Of
Col lofus, after which the Court adjourned
until two o'clock. Immediately after, the
members Of tho bar held a meeting, when a
committee was appointed to draft series OF
resolutions, to report at an adj9urned meetings
to be hell at Ii O'Clock.
At that hour the meeting was re-organized
by calling 5. Calvin, ESQ. to The chair, aud APP
pointing Thad. Banks, Esq, Secretary
S. Steel Blair, Esq, delivered very olo
quent eGlpey on the deceased, after which the
following resolutions we're adopted;
RsS0lysa, That the members Of this bar
have received with regret the announcement Of
the death Of their friend and fellow, member,
David Il. nofus, Esq.
Resolued, That in the lanlented death Of Mr..
Rofus, tho Bar has lost one Of It's most emf
nent members, whose memory is ballowed by q
life Of noble bearing, and manly aad generous
impulses, and whose virtues are attested alike
by tho confidence and esteem With waich he
was regarded in life, aud the sorrow With which
bis su4den ami uniimeiy death is lnoarned By
all wbo kneR him.
ReSoLUed, That we tender 10 the relatives Of
the deceased the assurance Of cur sympathy in
the hour Of their sarr0w and bereavement.
Res0tved, That in token Of our regard for
the memory Of The deceased, We viii wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty days, aud
attend his funeral in body.
RcsotUed, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing Of the Bar, relative to the death Of Mr.
HoGus, be communicated to the nearest rela-
.ives of the deceased.
Resofued, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be reported TO the Court, aud by the per-
mission of the Coart, the same be entered at
large upon the record.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-08-05
STATE G01TlfGTTEE.

ChGuwan- Hon. LEVI KLINE, Leblanc
Districts.
1st Robert G. Smith, Philadelphia.
:. Henry e. Wallace,
Geo. w. Pomoroy,
Wm. B. Thomas, {"
I'd James J. Lewis, Morgan's Corner
Sd Robert lredell, Norristown.
4th J. Wilson Cowell, Doylestowu.
5Jh John Fl. Oliver. Allentown.
9th John S. Richards, Reading
7th Robert NJ. Palmer, Pottsvile.
8th E. Il. Rauch, Mauch Chunk.
9th S. p. Chase, Moutose,
10Th S. 2. Longstreet, Wilkesbarre.
llth Wp. A. Williams, Smetbport.
18th b. Rush Petriken. Lock Haven.
18th Israel Guteliu., Seliosgroye.
14th bemuel Todd, Carlisle.
10th Bertram A. Shaffer, Lancaster.
" Samuel Shoch, Columbia.
I7th Wm. M'Conkey, Wrightsville.
18th James g. Austin, Si'Counelsburg.
18th J. Sewell Stewart, Huntingdon
Goth Lewis w. Ball, Altoona.
21st Titan }. Cofey, Indiana.
22d D. W Shryock, Greensburg.
23d John Hall, Washington.
24th j. Heron Foster, Pittsburg.
Russell Errott,
25th Thomas j. Power, Rochester.
26th john S. Pomeroy, Newcastle.
9th j. Newton Pettis, Meadvilla.
18th Henry Souther, Ridgeway.