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4 Brll authorizing ard detfrtng MARTA, Lar,
aad prorIny J0r tas sG.g6"2ie: of sc
Scy.t 81 Ga6aa5 5orGas a. certGiH .s!sf=.
oeCri0S /. Thj U01E,a5 Of tho C6hfrdsTh.r
S:,iee ii L r.orica du sTact. That IhSrdver
Shs army of ths L'unfsi.rste cjtMfis JI a1y
p,.:ioIl iheI6.i, f.ihE tnt leo than tnfas
rhnus3ht inau, ah4it l:5 ercamPtd III any
,,ti vi t.Th Niti:in ihe CnntrdnratA Siates,
~ Tithi;i ten miles of Ii, the President shall
have authority n proclaim and establish
,:lac5ial Law, ss hereinafter defined ii, the
said ci,T and camp, and the country snT-
rounding the stLne fnr 4 distance in ali di-
rscSians nj ton miles irou The 5aid csnp. i,
IN he apinicu. It bs Dece.sarg to the diSci-
oiis az "sietT Of hs Eaid IrHT, or part
ste:s9t. - 20 tie =.EstT o: thu said ctS os
tc~n, O. the pissUr, ztiol nj pasee md god
1Tder ti,cIulT., Oh 20 I,iav.at 1T Sr.ptf5s trai
torous or dislayai act, OF PURPOSES. And
whenever the ermy, or such Part thereof as
aforesaid, shall he Encamped in shy county
in any State not thin ton miles Of any city
or town; the President may, in like Manper,
proclaim martial law within said cpinp aDd
the surrounding county y Ior ten miles.
SGo. ?. ii the uncaDpment of tbs AMY or
;act. p"7rtnb If il 90 hlDre;Aid, bs a iar tia.
taLt iinn lie seal oi uovernrleIt, Ut tLs
,inri Eehaj hs 81 great that tho 1Tssid=ni
cannot be communicated with, aud his reply
T, ,ceived III time TO meet tho e1i igenoy Of the
c. SO, ia the opinion Of the commanding officer,
tnen said commanding officer may establish
martial lar II said euosmPmeut and sur
rounding country for ten miles Is sf'resad,
10 aontiuJ,e fU7 the space OF ten days, Of which
he snuil immediately sppriss the President,
snd ut the expiration Ct ten days the said
law shall expire oT 10 continusd III force ss
the PreziduT,e shall determine.
Sac. 5. Ii any portion Of the territory Of
the Confederate siates, or either of them,
shsll ue invad.d, rr be in danger Of being iii
raded BY The enemy, the Presilen. may, If, in
his opinion, the public interest require it, PRO-
claim and establish martial law insthe place
OF district actually invaded or ID danger Of
invasion, and ths country SURROUNDING this
SAINT, inr -rweotF nilea in sTory diTEotiol.
&C. i. Martial lov snGl not be established
az one lime for q period Of more that nin5tJ
isys, hut .hs President may, it,iT biz opinion,
X lie nsyssas5T : 10 iS ST. for ths eapses herors
mentioned, hy bis proclamation, GsttirS fortn
such necessity, Continue is iF5M t!uis To
tins, f.r no: Glarc ihsh niEstJ days each
time, uatil such necessity she'll cease to e1-
Isl.
S.c ). ,Then martial law has becn pro-
claimed md established, the writ of habeGs
Corpus shall be suspended within the district
over which tie martial 10 ~ prevails, it. III the
opinion Of the President it shan bs necessary
50 suspend it, aua sll srisl5 by ju15sin civil
casos, snail rs also suspended, except in
easss concerning isnts; aSrions of -:ae-
tinue, and Irits Of unlawful entry snd DC
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GHEENYfELE:E O. EVACUATED

EALI.cA, Sov. l2.--l:so Yankees Lave tvEc.
united Green7il:., sitsr partially destroying
tie bridge ac1Gss tEe :I7o:; takirg u!aa - lie
clt,4Ins viii. THEM. Ihsy desisled If dsG,roy-
ing :te britg. IL tia sntreatie: Of tEe psop:c-
au uiiiclai a'Spitch :sJf the :rep: herr s!so
Lett Plymouth. Itsir destination !6 prGthpjy
Neid ii. cf psterGhurs, az they Lia sufpcssd
ts ba=u ,one up the UL3wsn l,ater ;c1.
Lands tho oJurdiuJh
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FROM TIE 3TC5r.

:,i"rnr. S2v, i2.--,a aP-cia! ap0pa:3t to
the "Ai7ertiEar," irpEt Knoxville. ,a1 li'h:
save i tesp-tch from MairseshorJ, s:eiea
that there ST. DC movements IL tho Cupbar-
land I.gio5, sad thS, the rn'iHy SSs 20! been
iGili1I can a. .trstviile.
hal. Wash Morsau di.r; - Ii ".1na st
Lexington. Ky o.. the 9th uit,
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i.osT. ag's.zS STOLEN, &c

I,i.VSh 10 <. Tia r9soSi ! 44k 70: y5.nT leather
/ T..:':,E r.:t-t - J w:;sHa, Portsmouth, Ts.,
.,-=s sH3->o'assd n'sake: strapped ca Il, ~se de-
res. &c o ;5 's:- tgss Ts!;road on thu SRI.
"a, IN, as!i su i- c, Pe:.r,tal. ~ last Tacsdsy
.7::ias 10 sE!isd himself G.o.er, ard h,
~ ~ ri "u-V sri"s,n SiIl ins uctons
:sa TTcE' Hiss S:dS ode on Main strees,
- O.: .,-.v - sE!te.
. .-.s ::~Gsa MI hs sd bS toT 10 da!1vstT CT
T.I-A . MI. Ed ""'s, .; L; aay IcfcrGatlon thRi
- i=F.. y - :troSe:r.
IS"
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---Av ~vf--
isa:.GH-tEs lbs.
- t;1iT.lRS REV Arm

i!.ti lj0LtARS REV ARD.
~ - r..y -; 7",.srs reward !O- NY man TOM, Il
| ST.? iy,.:c1 x. I,c 81 eL,enar; RacGogian cour
= :. &: IL II ts:; :: t.st ser OTIS sss'r ae is
- .i:G :.:L.i. All rcny onvo P.i: end c-
..-..: go r;,, * - il 80 :e.cs o,i ra,hsr
= sr6 -. I: :ni siasi. "u pGy ::s sauve sswsrd
::,re:. -; t. -"c'g OF Buckingham Al euss'e or
::va-: r. y collars |! :assa L etheS at those
,,.:.s. ..>sAtanary +. O., buckingham county
E -JSu. ". Brown.
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VAI.CAnLE LA&li, SAT- AID GIL:

YALUANl.E L,|I. "a 1T iNO GAtoI MIDI
So. SaiE
: WILL FIR ies Snis, pulIc aactea, Et P7tnc- I'd
/ -a:d ',,t upu,s, ~ .ioa DAY. Tin ds5 of aGVai-
EEK .sf2 III & tty rarst dry; ne r-nct II lad OF
which rs,e t-Tis fIu uu"s :Son Price Eds E:a
Cart Eea7s, is; u;lss i'"a ssotE1c psfa,, "a az
miles i.a FIX! :oniE:ait; stSu as EaaoIGi
cs1e a., ca .tsu 20 ii haEsi1 iow Efounde,
srG su sSuI,I.i.oe Of -co5iand
.iE.. yond G-at i.i, -i:i Ct:cuisr asw Mu l:.scn
cd
d:=n 1: r1nc:as,a-- IS sce ~ entcn5nd de.erps'n
thn1a Ti.ug purenese ~ii Of eoerss icok 10: 'he
aoYcs.
Lsttege al i5ss PSae+ FiSId Cont hoa1e
o, 70 nsLs, III Ismpden sidney cnleye, I1li 10
promptly ai.swa-;i, JOHN M VEHhbLE
49, EdyrcrJ (lnt j. tes9 oc.1b--c;d1
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tho News.

We ,.cr etIl without news thai LoId l. : Us
has arrived il thia couRtry Oar Cni!ed
=;:a,.s iates arc Internationally lFr hrhI;1.-
Ttis IS the 18Th OF lie u,Ci.iL, At3 the latest
are tn ihs Ith.
The last news fr,in tic oiact,Ars increases
iis magnitude nf l.ncoln't r1-: tarnW, Uv's
wsie sIe-rs p:lhvtTst Instead of q L,,i'>'.in-
its. lliuoia, Linc,ji,'= 51'n S:a.e. "en.s lin.
greeting, IS follows:
CHrAGu, Nov. The Democrats Esra car
7i,,i this State ny from 1900 20 2O,0U0 ms
jori:y, and elect probably uue members .:
Curg.e. IS. Tue Republicans elect five. The
Democrats elect Two 1hirus Of tho members
OF tho Legislature, I'D have & majority Of "r'-
CI two il the S=.Att.
Frool ;.e ,.riH;re, Nr1tt, 5au;h and Wr~t'
tLoI. 10 hut ii,ile T.. rel.i4 IL IL lns ocr,on
gf many that McClolian is about t9.seek a
8yhs With Lee. Otbore regard biz maHeuTres
az but feiut 10 caTeT another design. Al
preaent the chances incline 70 fight.
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Tss Cofnr.iisH.4iJ- Ge"ei ID of Ff!loaszs; Coz
hofman, hss charge OF the 1 n'tsu Ststes on
eers AMI aen CO, arolt. lnd correspondence
relating to thalns as wall IS sil details aoncs7O-
ing then, Will Pess through niI.
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-, ~ "I.uiAtiIE To EHroRcf TIE PAY
~ ''SS; IE AXES uN LlCESssS, PASSED
3>rUS>g l., 1852
sscT;S. 3 tciSs-ci ty The Coaac; OF tbs City .:
Sem .s.i 49, 1-7.caal E,aaGisctGssr -ueticneer,
es.,-. nets setper ott 3e-son upon ~h"n uton
ra::: o?nJa'st CLIO ;~S 1: ni.s-i Sho ihsil os.'y
~ r.: rlsia.l l. th- city, w:t!sui Gst having bees
81 ~ &c :, or bA7ins Cd H tbs uf @Ercai
a.. n9:S - MS Of ht7 !se;,!oa &C sLsaIs In saoh Su
Al az jag ane oi not sss than :en aor more than
s:-- .ic;-S-.
SO. !: ,h ne tex iGsy Of the Assessor "f e citS 20
80 Eny psrSoa or rr- s7ai commence
.cr subject ~ e.Ys .teI h3 -Eaual reup
4 ..4s tc a>,An from him t1sn the amount Of
s "a; s5iJoJst IN sGch tuatusas, ss re'ura he same
g.h;, 'he Chhsr.to, to he by tim spa:red to the
- ..c ot q. Iorcci!o&. TEe sslf coE:n:eS
III tT7r-gpa the class IN SStca such person
icced tud the ssseseof shall ust % III
I.i Big Oh hes: pc.sca: &c lila sau.st rstr-s ~
:': eui e.s, cocy of t:a hs' .s rea collector te'
.essHcs - asis5sts taSa ycEts2 or h;,
:, T:.-1 :ir roa-itI GsaEaGsi - ri Erst
i.>rS-
&c ). sIei. b. iatS ~ rht Cueter OF Lns lily
sisS rs C5aEl -~sa;=tiS .tuiG Etfits OF nT1sa
&c lne 81 secti1c ne E.itS ana aSTytbs q:
:-a:=s b 'hs -;tJ s.Laas hsTtn+ Dtsn ssst=asa i'i
...s.
~ TIE pr:iIEsnc= emit el ''Ah ordoano5 TO or
~: he payment Q; ssxss leensis, passed HoTen.
scepT. a W. MORTON,
- 6-o;r Chamberlain.
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55.s;s.l..lsas! t:;qluiREEssss. Ess.
4:fU, Sss: resSS1s .sr w.as ~
.,::.1G. GiSc s .;.t.,2ant.
TERMS.

,,,,,.
.,,I',r-N-i'Nr .Ur yanr ts;i iuila.S tsT SIX
t.'!r., M suherrIntiuu received In iasS
-s..t' IL,
- e. -.--' ,,- -, 49,, 40 ,,u,,.. 49, s,x
.EE'''' - - - - 20, -: ~ 49, -
-,s :,.2' tn"'S s."i Wy t"G's- w eutseiip'iou
: - =; - tAic siS CicntiL,.
~ Far iaG TeaT. three dollars, Tor BLK
-, ;,;,rrs .;t u;, ossrittiso ,etsIyrd fer las
-, -.
..ss.-s.h -. ,l,,..,- INT. Dr., oas,s, xrDC
>a'"7 ..'>i7 '"S - 80 -, : ~ -. " IA
- -'.'T '5 80 " 80; - .ii ~ =" n.'' 'A''
-, '-F' ~ -. '"''' u 'SNN''-h -n'a' sN'tS'"
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In s,.swtr to nauiernus couElsints ard az
il;catOns ior redress for atis Of njuflice
alleged t6 na,r h~en '4Imi"litcd hI th+ County
Ct,i7is III IT.. sppnrtianHSl. rf s'a'sr.t1 w1rb
Oh ,ho 1uEh. ;ei:"os &c rvhl;it Tho fol-
loving lst,ef iii repi: To ':,o -! Ito ool.gIain-
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yafaiaKRT - .e- cs1sl q: nuaeardoas'. o.d STa
" Tri:h,I -. :,..:. @:a for ssis ~
D. C7kE2,
b1c. L $50. spd L.l:nsL
2sfS:: &c. {, L-:cea55c E.ccE.
on hsSe SIR. CAcD; sO0A n tore az :oe i.lr ~
~ ". pETE2aoS 4 CO.,
Sep,37 DruSg!T<.
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PTSi.iC sciF II HaV,lTi z COUNTY,

PUAtlC S,.LE r HaI,lFi r COUNTY,
N.aiySutY n. .lst iaJ o. Ba7anter, 1853, Cf fair
1st ire ntyt raj js5,l t:osd Hill the LAT" tssi
orn & Or Wa Il. k'isi. icfas d. no aadsrsi t's'
,:l cell Il; ti- hghsa: hAie psoc property, eGnSshg
o, yry -airz,;5 Househ ID kch furnithTe Bug
Horse sni EugRr, :s:y Sood Moei, young "a
sony them Mich Cows and h Soke Of lnrEe ard Tsi'-
broken u1e,, fatted uocs brood sow. &C., tk o shoep
i.r-- crvp of Cora Fodder $c "ns huud'ea oaah it
ot Wh.a, s1a Iii liz ra-air7 lnpeE~e's :! 'ae o"'i
riad p.cees.sy fer : large !aiLe
TkiMa:
Fcv SIN, ar dt5 d3l aad anit', I'd h 10; q" su"s
o,.s a.i s.-nrnt oott.' crs.:rri Snnscr t. e1e
cute hoals ~':a approved prrs6nal security.
No; p-.,l- f.Eai.l. / T'8LLEF, admir-.
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Alfk!upuo Enquurcr,

Hf TYLER, WISE L ALLEGRO.
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FARM or ! 800 aCKia nc LAND FOh bahE.
s hk l.. s,s alY arrs, III tho county II
Va rra Hi, II bali T.Gs Of ihistlsnsonrS 1ni.
,s sdsp,Gi -7s in OF siu d grass ana
IL for this 0nn hs groTc nf1c IT, some "i
,h!eb a. Rnid IN 10 ;LchbusE niarE:t fos the
haadsopc price Of aloo pc rwt.
There 10 coed hv:Rhs H"rss, stshle, &C., upon It,
Tnrre is On abundance - sr2fent water. About
is cleared spt great poTsioL c ths pss " fises tns
ts slnLr- 10 vel. tllnt. red
The Virginia ai G.: rsiirosd. and MsAdaoi-ea
road runs fallel through &, ahoot half nile spsrt
The tIuIber Is handy ~ he rsrol and ,cld a: rsaa
sLrstire price.
F.ra.ne w:.has TO pS h,so vii os aor hs iaeEeTiasS
Al Ghri,i.ershG 3 ..i hs - sE y .Esia 's' @aa -"
&c SG-o,-. JETK'iIAd kI1I.
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* si:1":E coC.irT cGu aT oeteh.r e5:h, 1852 oE
% ~. y, PIC es:oa L. W:as,oa nai Robert o, p6s-
s.=ss.t7s ol iiiuen WGston, de2s.sed, ott:isc
- !.:--G l. u Sch. I=ss2g Executor o. JohG b. Green
F:s bs a;ra;aoaed ap2ssr here tns hT5t day II
* 0:csn .'aar; execute os- t5Ei AS Esc-
afcS.. / u d:fsuis 'hareef. that nj, p1a'1 na
"a -: li..sa.'i S'.=roke1 sad aaaali=c.
: a.,Tc ;iHt ttei ..in EsnrY T. Gf.s1 Is no--
::4. = t'aS.fe y Virginia, IL Ia cid:ei 'hs; oo'ir;
.irli: g.a hrssI T. G'ssa, E1s:ato..
= o.. Eah,;rasIoa arT$0 oacs Esik ioT Ior7
.tis i ~ wsa2es pnsiisLs: IN tie city
:. s:ssES "a ic,r:--rcs,r,
M l. d h. 4
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ExEcUTiFg. urFAETM.NT oP Va,
RicyMoEn. EoT, Il la62.

SRI IN instructed hr the GioTsranr, to
inform you that the Jaw pra":dihs i0T detail
of sla7es 10 Tnrk ou Ito pubic offences 60 lie
mads upon tho requisiI;'a a VIC President,
limits the action OF the Executive simply TO
assess Lhs c"unEies called on y In iaelt ps"ps'
prapur.icn-iere his powsf ends i'f!s sew
crai county courtS arF';tion the ~'unt: os-
.essment among The citizeus Of their r9sPeo-
tive counties and from their jur gment ti:era
is no spprai-iheIr aaiinn is tinel. II 'nlis-
tSe be done By an7 i; :htau cautta it cs'l
only hs trmsG;sh hy a rtei,c n;7 lha aour: 81
its own s.,rnr: if iada.d ;Le 2"wSt oi 1e7's7 y
remains n thsaI.
/ All, r:rs: respectfully.
Iouf obEdicnt saI yaJt
kANE.T fRLHcS
CoivFel ard d. u. c.
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= 49, -.
SLATE HILL EnE SALE
*; Ill be ocld on WEDNESDAY. u1u leta dag cr Ee-
Tehbs: r.,t eli 'he ;:.r'aspa, tie jtsal Of la AZ
owned oS the isis Henry Vcrsae, sno"n

owned oS thu late Henry vch.aie known a.
81 ATE HILL.
ins site ra!'c Irov Prince Eda.rn Curt -":" oue and
hsH miles roH Hsmrt>t -l:.lj IicsA "nD seFea 3ta
I" :,sf uiiIe5 irru tatinTt'it
The l.sc .nct.iGI t.l"c. al', ct' .crsi ierSe
psopnro:. III tioesi .-"i.r. ~vtj eaEI
msnds high PfiIe about oG II AZ a"o. i'ro
dGclnS das sroYs ot I.5
The IMPROVEMENTS suitisnt for 'efGe family. and
N Se7y goou rep-;r.
Le.ters ssiln: lao.la r.a wi be rrcrai
iy Rrswercd
VII Ga plS, Ia .hyrsLs G's .Reu 10 ShJ ee
co;.s,n r ]. spsun :, ,r,,t wa ,'ss.n, rnma,.slon
merchant, N,chm Mi G0sa tb- '., snd allows IL
Ter to HIN.
Terms made knoSG day of a,le.
Adu,n=trAo5 u. y, n ef iiaa:Y tunau'e
hsmrd-u Sidney T. o. r:'Hrs S1-rId
Oct la--ctds
prNLiu SALE Or TN : IN :LBETIRLS.
the Ci:cu'r C"uIt Il AiratusTie clsi
te ibh d>J nt t".n,eg aS;, N III" o!ancssy suit o
sre:3eis 4 sGsix YfS,sell gui olaeit r
aie' i"s isis A'rua', iv'I,n "s tsr rrSS'ta,.
EriusY, Tt* VTSaLs;s p.s oH nkoEM6Ta, l6hf
TtAc. II L4ud iy;as In .bemaie soul:, Within hall
nile 81 Isechum RvsS pspos. on he VI gsia Clt,n
Hsi road, eh miles wnst :: 9hI io;:ssr1S, OLtsnins
large portion us,.kss ia.J J.. IN chzs growth, sua
the waule productive .ni well Sst3 TO tho tivatnn
Of .e usual ssap9 Of tue county, sr:a:n portion 9 tie
tract M en which tas late Tn g: !;stNs:i ss;sl-l.
My, and il s.Ssslrahe pIr@ ai.y Tt.h.S
inuku sri h ? estinsni l. a. ests.s.
TsGnis
About Y+j sill Ue rcSaig ai IN seh te F.-tSus CT thu
pu' vtase raoacJ viii dvlied equel ns!a'
payable In ans; snd t5r cara rC6pt ctTey
Tt" '9'tEvat is"E d.;S 90 us pa:s saraar 10 s:ca.
hS dcI.rGS with cv"url.. EH
re I=lur aot the Glis CO. A;Hdc Se rnnii;e'G hsari
= L!AaR, couss,
hEGIIvER;s SALE OF VALUABLE HEQCEs.
TRATED PROPERTY IN TaE COUNTY OF
BCCKlNGaAM
5sY vlsus Of 4e ptoD,raoe by tie nur!c. Coz.
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0OR ugyEvELoeFD RESOURCES.

lGUa,lAy MORNING., NOVEMBER 10, 1859
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ulsanLuTu:N hf 5G.fAkTNEnsI:,p

DiE5ULUTiaH Or Ji-f sETTEn5Ii'p
5aiR &c. .rs,:a-sssf II ETIa Usns 5No {. :" - I
g. |, uIis day Is aol"sQ e.; a.ts:oa all Pc ssns hs7
ir clailfs uEsast ts rI S.l is<5e prtsens oec' Ic
as speedily pcssiDe.
,her party viii Use The OF the frr IN h:uda;ian.
'' L,W iE WEBB.
JOHS e. W,DE.
p,,hm,,, ro-,-h.r In. lsaa Nov S-ouFw'
;aETiNG T0iAcco-Thv ares GhaHlEs Tcsat:o
made il LJaehb1.s 81 kicEra'nd i"f sals. -
aEscE { BAEga's Drag sta.s,
~ ise. Me-. a.scE:;
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IgE observation-disclosures TliLSlT ANElT4i
Tcoa As.o.n ~ CoETEDrATE FoAT.-Iha
5lca7aaI Herald arriTsd at Confsde-an poEs
on Thursday, s0sh ult, bringing catso OF
Just ouch things ns .rs most .isstSd IL tna
Confeic7acy .-Go5ls Register.
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YSErSIE EET FTGLisH dSisULEs, c! tho prrfS
Il 2raH;y {. risi. G,d ccaea: for 5sie Il
- - hLaDs & BhhER'S O:rt Store
;sa Gaa Street, GorLer ehcT0 9eai oaes,
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XXX MAN cEASCsaY AT rales hold=a 10 The
o. OF The County OouEt OF Chsrs'te the Sd
=? :. No .nt-r, 1861.
~ iId:S, sxeea;or u John ". Hines. de-
.e...: Paistta,
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.L r-.i. u.C.. FL 80 70, for saie ny
#. PETERSON u 60.
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lies k=la u, "a. .ler's OEet Of Cte.tctae.a Couuiy
= $,l:; ScvrG.rcr > 1862.
.- aa.: e i.nt 81 h:s. wife, bIs:iiu, aui az.
'-'a' -. {; I:ii,h son Z: sn.h, jecetssi, Pt7.
~ cM:ETERT.
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WYOMING HOUSE,

DANIEL BAYCOCh, I-HOa Oa - 80 -
WYOMING. LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN
rUyHE Proprietor respectfully informs ms
friends and the public generally ihal ne
has taken charge of the Wyoming House, ~
the village OF Wyoming, near Inc hallroau
Depot of that place. and has fitted u out SO
as 10 entertain both transient and perm a
nent visitors in a suitable and comforsoie
manner. His rooms are spacious and aiFy'
and no, only calculated to add 10 The conVe-
nience and comfort OF the travelling commu-
n,tv. bnt also to hose who wonid seek
pleasant summer resort with families.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the o oes'
The market can afford and his BAR VIII De
furnished with the pnrest liquors that can !.
be obtained The proprietor VIII give ms
exclusiye attention to the comfort aud con
venience OF his guests and is determined
r. make the WYOMING HOUSE rank a
,uonu the fret hotels in the State.
The Proprietor hopes that ffom his expe'
,;snce in she business, and by unrem'l,Ina
attenlion on bis part, combined with a lna''
c;ons selecsion OF the most CAREFUL and oniis-
inc servants, he may be entilledsio the Ia
vo1able consideration os the 2nbi'c, ana re-
ceivs liberal share of their patronage.
r. Please give him call, and judge 'o'
ourselves laPi' =
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
G ~ E1 1a IA Cd a. Da
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

S2 AA Is In LIZ cd AA 1B)o
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
DECEMBER 5TH 1859.
Four Daily Passenger Trains 10 Philadelphia
(From and passing Reading)
At $40 a. M, 10 20 a. M, l2 noon,
(Ffeight and Passenger,) } and sos p. m.
Two daily trains to Po,tsville and Porl
Clinton, at 10 l5 a. M, aud sos p. m.
Connecting al Port Clinton with trains foi
Tamaqua, WilIiamsport, EImira, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, and the Canadas.
The 1918 a.. up train only connects al
Porl Clinton with trains for Wilkesbaue,
Scranton and piitston.
Passengers leaving Wlliamsport by the
Catiawlssa Railroad night line, al 1918
d. m, connect with passenger train leav-
ina Port Clinton al 4 80 a m, arrive at Read
inc az 5 so a. m, breakfast and proceed di-
rect 10 Philadelphia by the go a. IN. Read
inc Accommodation Train.
On Sundays he 1918 a. m. Down, and
the COS D. m Up Trains only run.
LEBANON VALLEY BRANCH.
Taco Trains Doitg, {Sandoys E1cepied} 10 and
from Harrisburg.
Atl023 a. m. aud OS p. IN Leaving
| Harrisburg at 8 90 a. IN. aud 2 80 p. m
Connecting with trains or the Noriheru
Central, Pennsylvania snd Cumberland Vat
! ley Railroads, Tor SueeUty, WiiliamsPori'
Pittsburgh, Lancaster, Baltimore, Cham
! bers5are. &c.
Through fickeis-Readins 10 balllmore
s4 0G 10 Lancaster, so % 10 Gettysburg,
So so.
50 pounds OF baggage allowed to each
passenger
The second class cars run with all the
/ above lraine.
Tbroonh fir class tickets at redoced
rates 10 Niagara Fails Buffalo, De'foi'
| Chicago. aud al the prircipai pohl> IA he
We,,, North West, apa ne Caaadas; ane
EmIsfon Ticket at lower trsesio ''il aoos
places, can ue nad on appiieation 20 'hf
station agent AT Reading
! All tickets viii he purchased before tnt
afaias Start Higher fares ehafged y pan
lsin ears. g a. NlCOLLS,
Epsineer and General Superintendent
February %, 1860
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RAYMoND'S FAMILY
5 < w | NJ @ Nj A G n ! NJ e!
PATENTED MARCH 9, 1888.
PATENTED MARCH 8,
PRICE a1nEAcH.

PRlCE SlO t1AS6.
ESSRS. ZUPPINGER & ROBBINS, of
'FE Bloomsbury, having purchased the ex
elusive right of the above valuable Impro
we'd Cheap Paient Sewing Machine, for
the County of Colum bia, will be happy 10
tppoly their friends with the article for the
Recommendation of themselves and families.
'rhs following are some of the superior
advantages this implement possesses, viz
/. II sews from 400 10 600 tight stitches
per minute.
Double thread Machines are from the
more complicated character OF their mech
anisrn invariably managed and threaded
with more or less difficulty not so with
RAYMOND'S, a child can manage il il two
hours. and ii is threaded easier thar com
moa needle.
8. Oae of the most valuable features of
this Machine, is The smallness and the
m2sciRess of its mechanism.
d. T. can be attached to hoard, table or
sand, in operating order, and removed in
less than half a minute.
s. Ii greatly economies the thread, and
vel produces a seam, sufficiently strong for
any work .or which it is Intended quail
lfica,ion not known 10 all kiucs of Sewing
Machines.
g. No human hand is capable OF produ-
cin.L seam so regular and systematc.-
The seam is so strong if we'll done, thai the
strongest material will tear before the
sea n will give way.
y. Among tie array of Patent Sewing
Machines. here are none so cheap and
1usabie as Raymond's Paiect, but no Ma
chine is adapted to all kinds OF work as
expesienee 1as proven. There are perhaps
uane 80 really useful doing such variety
at wore Tor the Immediate use OF the iam
8l> circle aud al such moderate pnce "a
/ RAYIOND'S PATENT
8. Fhe operator can shape his seam Just
- he plea>es, waves, leaves aud flowers,
&c, can be represented or initiated.
g. 1t Is particularly adapte>. 10 all Kinds
/ OF S,ilchin e-such gen'lem ems shirts
bosons ristbands, collars, eic.,-aud al
lawns. delaines, calicoes, busters. etc, ex-
eepiina Tor mems heavy wear this Machine
is satber too liehi,o. construction.
10 But We all admit, that the advantage
10 health, and principally TO the vision o
I eyesieht. Inouced by the use OF Sewlns
Maehlues. surpasses infinitely all oiher ad
vaps9es.
II. This Machine fastens the seam al
xav. itself but If the operator wishes !
uniastened or open, there Is way Tor
100, thns you can have il fastened or not
as you please, which is, sometimes, espe
cially for beginners, a very favorable car
cemstance II the seam is left uniastened
you can draw ii oul in three seconds an
save the thread.
For sale by The undersigned, a, their re
speciive residences, in Bloomsbury, wh
will put the Machine iu operation and CIV
all necessary instruction
HENRY Z PPINGER.
DANIEL w ROBBINS.
Bloomsh hure. July II, 1850.
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TO THE PEOPLE
OFTHE UNITED sTATES!

in The monlh of December, 1858, The M
dersuned for the first time offered for sale
to the pnblic Dr. j. ROVEE D0DS' IMPE-
RIAL WINE BITTERS, and in this short
period they have given such universal sa''
isfaction 10 the many thousands OF persons
who have tried them ihai il is now an es-
tablished article. The amount OF bodily
and mental misery arising s.myly from a
eolect OF small complaints is snrprisina,
and il Is therefore oil the utmost Importance
mir s,firi attention to the leasl aud most
hating bodily ailmeHi should be had tor
diseases OF the body mus invariably affect
the mind. The subscribers now ouly ask. a
trial OF