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NOTICE.

Office
y To TGE CSFlI7oEs w
Huntington. Cambria ana ls-.-
pike Road c.
That the Count Of l,nHrrr.-5.l. e -
January tern. 1868. eIoritd Or b.
creditors one and r-r,-1Rrs, T- u
tl.eir claims OF which is--utr ...E. --
been declared, which viii p-T 20 .a
sentation of their certificates a a-i- "a
themselves D their 7--nf>.
JOHN : ISE.-
S-a-t-
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EBENSBURG, GAMBIA ~. h /.
Office one door East O the =
Fe6. IS, 1868 IT.
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AsFacts to be,;Noticed.

- - ASS ~ E-sI
= There seems to be a perfects and most
Misunderstanding abetween the BLACKS
Republican and ndtheSecessionpress.eeB Both
seeutfall terms Of settlement, and clamor
with the same vehemence for more blood
shed. The Cincinnati. Commercial habi-
tnall farti6es its position by quoting the
Richmond press. It draws from no other
sourceso copiously. It fndsgreat comfort
in the fact that the Richmond Dispatch
repudiates all idea of. meditation. It's
quotes the Richmond Enquirer to the
effect that, Lincoln is no usurpsr, and
publishes from the same paper, assaults
upon Mr.. sVallandigham and the Demo
cratic party. Ina word, there seems al,
entire harmony of views and interests be-
tween the leading Republican andsecession
presses. Itzis natural that there should
be. Both hate the Constitution audi the
Union, and with lanaequal degree of intenl
sity- Logan Gazette. sss IL fsssssis ssezs .
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~ A respectablys dressed Hwon,an,
with an infant i'm her ,arms9 9sentefed the
cathsdrsl Of .skntwerpqearly one morniug,a
when the pFiest;was alone, bssily engaged
in making the, altar neat and tidy, and
scraping off some spets of,wax which hads
fallen. the proceeding light. The wonaan1
addressed him in Almost earnest and, With
due fiiu nflity, 1nfold ded her tale of sofrows
Her child, She isaid3 Was saHsrihgo Wnder
some mortal ;Hialad y ths ski Y of the,feeehs
had been applied insvain, and she was. st
last convinced: that nothing could $anl
her beaute ous babe fToni if Tie Jaws Of death
tuat being pi:scsd sfor a moments in ths
arms Of E5har tutekary sains? ndrhe saint
was stuck up sinoS tniatEe Abf. theMSll,i
thaform of.e goodly marble ,statas5 with
a neat balcony before rhims Tho priest
was at last moved by her ehtreatfes He
pro cured IA ladder, and lascsnded to the
sacred niche, entered the. balcoSy, and,
placing the baby IN the arms of the statue,
lshe askcds Ithe gratefulsnsot sifzshe was
satisfied. 80 Rerfectly yoso,'' said the la4g,
and carefully putting the. ladder out at
I his reach, she coollY walked out Of the
church, leaving her rosy infant, thecas-
ltonished priest, and Observation-Disclosures
all equallys elsvated, theresto bremain till
the next brother of the community, should
arrye..ei5afessy araas 4e syss All Il
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Great Honor to a. NegrOAA
Diplomatic Dinner Given
s.sss issa 81, :, Him. ~. 49, s-.i.
I The Court Journal At Washington saws:

=! The Court Journal at Washington says:
asecretary Seward gave diplomatic
dinner last evening in honor Of Colonel
Roumain, Minister from Hayti. The fol-
lowing Representatives we're present: Bar
on Geralt Dean Of the diplomatic corps,
NJ De .Stoekl, Russian Minister, Lord
Lyons, English Minister, and NJ. Mercier,
French Minister The other guests were
Secretary Chase, Postmaster General Blair,
Senator's Sumner, Harris and Morgah;
Judge Otto. Assistant Secretary e,of the
Inferior, Wm Whiting. Solicitor of the
War Department, and Judge Goodrich,
Secretary Of Legation at Brussels. -
Colonel Roumaih Is 4 black and shiney
Negrol How fast is the progress ofeyentsi
When the country was t6ld, years age,
that the object Of the Abolition crusade
was toward negro social as well as polite
| al equality, it was indignantly denied BY
| the ADMINISTRATION prints. There il .
spectacle presented above that white msu
may we'll ponder oyef.ACss. Eaqaissr.g z
j
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BE questions the. Presiideat's honest

He questions the Presidents honesty
or courage. aossa sszf; 'eaSssfis.s t,as s
ifls'The President of the United States can
not rescue himself from theimputation of
party politics, who removes from theaeom.
mand of the army Mcclellan tremendous
applause and who never yet has eenable
or dared to assign reason for doing 1t;
who not only gives himsno other command,
but igneminiously orders him to the .rear,
thus notoriously sdepriving the public Of
his services, and for what2 said to you
three months ago tonight that it was not
wise or prudent to pass npon the acts Of
the administration az allwitRout giving a
chance to be heard, ,Iand that / should wait
and hear what the reason was for the re-
moval of Mcclellan, and i have waited for
three months Voice: Have you heard?
and I have never heard areason assigned
for it,
he says the President has brought him
self into sscontempt' t'-another shappy
|portraiture,," and his chest styles ssya ;
"The President ofthe United States who
removes a gallant and glorious soldiefliks
Fitx John Porter {great applause csutinu'
Fed FOR several minutes, and tremendous
cheers for Fitz John Porter the Presideh'
Iof the United States who removes q grea
tard gallant soldier like Fitzz j ohm Porter
ands restores Tom Ford (foud hissegaht
]groans, J mustSnot Come and ssll ststha
there IS no party n@thiSthisgsands tha
Democrats mHst cQMb bipes in So ppoEto Of III
ladtninis istration and nrosacrIfa tha war II
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SOna mild and lovely evening le.
AS the twilight pale was leaving,
Knelt . blue eyed maiden gricging,
Underneath a willow tree; s19ale5
Sadness o 'er her features stealing, q n
Half expressed her inward feeling, ;
AS she bfeathed a prayer While kneeiing
- For her loved one far at sea. 1l8
Golden finsisss downward flowing,
2 western winds we're lightly blowing, g
And her eyes were goverfowing,
g With the deWs Of earnest grief; =
: She arose when stars were shining,
Thro' the asure heavenly lining,
And her heart was still repining,
How I longcd TO give relief. ar1si
7 AS | eazsd With thrilling pleasure,
On my fairest earthly treasure,
floating sadly came d measure, q
Albert's on the deep blue sea: IS !. I. /
: How could T but Still draw nearef, !,
As each moment she grew dears,ss
Little thought she 5eopld heay her, !,
-. Singing meath the SYyilloy Y tree. .s: .l..9.:
& =, Years q sal ago . We W sadly parted, 80 I.
I For the stormy deep he started, 81 T.
s Leaving me near broken hearted -
Meath the lonely Willow. tree.
!, Oft when 4 m dreaming sleeping,
- I awakepr sadly weeping, 80. 80 s. g
srCryIng stormy waves are sweeping,
- o er my Albert on the sea. sa,s 8. ! I
While the night air stilT was ringing,
With her sweet angelic singing,
To her side quickly springing, q
Whispered weep no more for mel !
With surprise She gazed afFrig ghted,
: Nv hen with joy her blue eyes ighte'
Then went up our thanks united, 8
& For my safe return from sea. Z =
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JOHIN VAN sBUREN.

On The evenns nsqof the 9th Inst Mr.
Jolii III AN sBufsea made q speech at Coop
ors Institute, New York, i in Sliifeh hsssaid
some things which. tie sled the .AboIitior- 4
lists pfodigiousfy The New York Tsids
inc favored its readers with copious ex-
tracts, tract ipteriarded With comments of itsI
own; and many Of its Abolition followers
share copiedsthe into their sheets; II.
On the 10th of February, 1863, just
one month before. ] ohm Van. Burensmade
aspeeek sbefose the sDsmecratic Union
AssscsatioS; New Y ork, ffom WHICH We
shall favor oaf readers with passages of
interest: saaga ss R.3:'.s 'l'ssd
He H says Slavery il not the cause. Of the
rssnot one word Of it." q; - s.-.s &
seitas do not think it is entirely correct to
say that slavery is the occasion Of the dn-.
happydif6culties in (which we are now
blungods ss{Applause.e egI shall be slow
eto sbeiieve that the institution which had
legally yssand enthusiastically existed for
eighty years; which was perfectly under
lstood by our forefathers at the time of the
Declaration of Independence; that was
twelisknomn MheI they went through the.
fseseu.yearsf bloody struggle of the. Rev
clusiohn; which @wass equally appreciated
/ 10 the kmsths Constitution vas adopted,
4aHd which hssAaen recognized, confirmed
IN sba,d s,mrs
.M Iii = ! 49, no~ w;.h;n cav months
-, =. s,..,, :,
'feaaols' s'1cspse .aoI se'nssenee pssssen III .ne
fncnssisse - neias1 sno s9s ssasensldins
fSssees nnat bheyneapne. slase Fesssner al ,lu
pesss.ana anasysas 'asy ahsae = We sse hsi;sae ions
aaa 50 - -. s., ~ ~. , s.ss
0ne sss wof1 ns e sal sn er.s ....ss.s..s.a er
He saws the abottom of our trouheE
y 3s's... Z -. -
naens s ron ess.me ne ia:
lz o5w' W. bsiigfs aiiiiit its itss: scSasqps ~ I
nhr d iffjc IT, esis We j al zen
[tboueh 8 slavery has, coans vsfy al ut
~, fllI fsrgara since, ne qgsst s be
jeye1that in the first place. t shpt
tom OF our. tropb lss.f fEss e ;asasePAS9rrasp ;a
s. tion Ar the QtllqeFs; 9f .op pEsrhissAs
ift APpla}pse }5 "a nd nd Z eslleyA th wales
4 We asn SE gst 5ld q; aPt that and PVT hoaess me-
IN once ts Whatever poilncai party the,
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PSe .tslasa ~ sfssf {S| - an.r...s
perhesas -w;.k 81 1odd is1bl - = i 81 81
ehol lritJ and : ffembls p} khs
dreaded capacity Of che = puts.
tostsess them up. his j .tiir !:
rslist q pptice. 5Me Of u, Sfaif x Mic c
dia1 betS Seep ier Of
a.! !; = H. J! !! !; 3; !;
depoxted, snaks. -psyeg- resogtjps y, the
diabolical device OF assassination, or That
deceitful arategy which, ~ tAe efavorite
means of operating among the meaner
yarieties 9f his race. 1n favor ,pf good
quieti and max no Attaeks bdt alS2 q ~
baked; 'hSsiE found tor bslpfd,ipt ~ re-
(sissehse yHe sFikes psllispend aosfpl
Ebipg: 4 The hlsck epaks il deGsitflA "a
Il assassin sSda tSief siS III dSisf & \ ! - =
his internal talent to SfaS;sa5kl III bir0wnHo
his devouring -jawss- He lies in ambush
Sana aaEeits aR& watches for RiaAafoGRRd
sVaaI e sassAss sss4s .sd
BE meyer offers fair fight toi the. w6skest
tie coward 1psfDtsss of xwf6dise hasslSck
hand lAexiblH aes astassx15dahis ab3fn1pd
limbs,sapd 6hassstiRnG sl1stteNQtaet3e-
! dfianses YRedc eap eEheaa is ,tAe noYa|e
lspectable and powefful snake afd Will
fkill the blsek n tiia laaftes dd05 Rot
I lee hitnn al0ne. .sseT ,-eE eznezzlog is*
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iaRssrun LAW s0FgND9vsP ARnRs.f
sss .ss1bssfibs7s ~Koido nosssivs sssnresss snos
3ioS % nthe oonfraFy, are oonsideredsass Wishing
sste 6Sntlhuspth their subsclption xasnTsI III !.
80 1rID subscribsrs soslsr the discoptinuancs OF
their newspapers, the publisher may continue llar
.,ke sendS them 1ntil all arrearages are paid.
3. n subsoribers neglect or refuse to take
sheI- uspefs from fbsl oflices 70 which they a.
IA. thsy sfs hekl sfespcnssble TIL they
Tie bill and sofdered them disconl
nsandyd .ta<dlE ed les sslzsgss
19nz. ~ subsuriB.,ss remove ito other places
rs1tifhoaii ifafernsin che publishers, and the ps
psrs are sent to the former direction, they ar I
. .sssh = p 5s sss'sg y 55vs sRss rstasins
>s ID tsih e ONCE or Removing.
Ind f1Svinx tll{ bf slfIed ftr h prima saeis
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stsai IppSbmiss fhh ahicabl jdstihsn ysfs
sought, and litigasishs ssed<puiy rsabs Ia
resort. Oct. 81, go.
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Notice 40 V3aGate.

State of Wisconsin Pierce County.
In the matter of the application Of Elnah T..
Thing. to vacate certain certain portions of
the village Of Trenton.
AT Office is heraby iven that the UNDER
~ signed, Ednah Tning, will apply 10
the county Board of Supervisors of Pierce
county at their session TO be convened on the
18th day of May 1853. for an order vacating
the following described portions OF the village
of Trenton in said county and State to Wit
A Il of blocks - aud IS Lots 2 "a 5 G
8 10 II and II in block 27 Lots 10 ii and u
in block IL
Al of b ocks IS is II IS 40 50 and 81 -
Let's 10 II and II in block 81
All of blocks 81 So 50 90 81 50 81 81 G5
and Sc; and all Of the alleys running between
the aforementioned lots.
All Of Washington street all Of Locust
street: all of Walnut street and that portion
Of Adams street leading from Levee street to
the alley in Il middle of blocks ii and as
That portion of Wisconsin street extending
from Leyee street to Fourth street : and that
rart Of llesee street extending from Main
street 10 its terminus down the Mississippi
river.
al of Second street from Main sire t to its
terminus down the III ississppi river.
All Of Third street extending from opposite
the northwestern side Of lot 10 in block So to
Washington street
All of Fourth street extending from " is
consin street. TO Washington street.
All of Fifth street extending from Adams
street to Washington street.
All ofSixth street extt nding from Adams
street to Washington street
EDNAH L. THING.
Trenton, Feb %, 1863. ms low
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New GcOsss-New FTtTtn-ansi
tie --latest News Generally.

Will the public is SO eager for news. it is
important 10 announce that tie new firm of
g. A. DTEL i 90. IS doing business in Pres
colt, and have on hand 4 large aud complete
stoci, of Dry Goods, Cioinipg. Groceries. Hard
ware Farming implements. and every thing
needed 10 make life com forlable and happy,
all Of which is being sold At Low FreuRrs
Fog READY Par. q A. DILL + co.
All persons indebted to G. J. DtLL. or DIL
d BRo. previous 10 April lst, 1862, are re,
guested 10 make payment before tl,e ] 9Th Of
July, as at Chat time their accounts viii be
placed in The hands of White & jaw for coll
lection. DILL d BRO.
Prescott, July ., 1852.
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G1kg&SgaaD - EAAH
GAN Be 0l1REOg

DIR HERBERT, of the Society OF Friends
and member Of our firm. is devoting his time
principally TO the cure of this most distressing
complaint, and is meeting with nnpa alieled
success.
He is aided hy. his experience ia his foreign
travels on purely benevolent MISSION, where
he became acquainted with an indigenous
plant, used exclusively in the care OF Consum
ption by ths Matt, es of the forest. Til, secret
OF his recipe rests solely in his bosom and
wo' Id not be impaired to another for any con-
sideration. For full particulars send for a
circular. which will be mailed for three cents
or a stamp. Address the firm of j. II. & Co,
Post Otfice Box 1876
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Ts-rz. L. a. nxuagett, NJ. D,

ETrs. L. a. Exudgett, N. d,
Respectfully Informs the LADIES' of Prescott,
That she will attend 10 those whs NAV wish
the professional aid Of one Of their orn sex.
Mrs. NJ. having received : regular medical
education, end been in active practice for the
past eighteen years, believes she is able 10 ad :
minister remedies on scientific principles. ind
the most complicated forms of disease.
Mas. MUDeErr viii explain to Ladies the
diseases 70 which each part Of the wolnanly
organization is liable, by means uf fine
Hodele dc Femme, designed expressly for such
purposes.
Ladies viii he visited ct their residences, ri
all hours Of the day and night. If desired
Residence or, Broad Street, pink house, OPP
posile the Maxson Mill
Prescott, July %. 1862. l3-m3
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Circutt Court. Pierce County.

Richard Martin and William Il. Hall. against
Calvin A. futile. Charlotte II. Tuttle, and
the unknown heirs OF d. Garfield, deceased.
fSumnons for Relief ]
The state of Wisconsin, TO the above named
defndants:
NOT are hereby summoned and required
TO answer the complaint of Richard
Martin and William II. Hall, plaintiffs :
copy Of wbcih is filed in the Office of the clerk
Of the said circuir court, and to serve copy
Of your answer Oh the subscrl Der at his office
in the city of Prescott, in said county, with
in ninety days after the service hereof upon
von, exclusive Of the Day of such service
And if you fail to answer said complaint as
hereby required, the plaintiffs viii apply to
tile c. urt for tho relief demanded in tie COM
plant.
Witness. the Hon. L. P. Wefherby, Judge
Of said CONT, at Perry, this 23d day OF Jan-
ualv. 1859
J G BUrros, Plfrs Attorney.
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPEggEgYIkTOREgEaSK1A.

VVOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHILA-
IL delphia. 4 B.neyoIcrd Institution estab-
EShed bu erccim Endowment, Tor lie Eeiief OF
the Sick and Distressed. of7icted NTH VirMest
and Chronic Diseases, ard esp ciGliy for the
Cttro o. Diseases of the SeruaI Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by tn
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rhoea, and other Diseases of the Sexual Or
gaus and ON the new remedies employed in
the Dispensary, sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free or charge. Two or three Stcmps for pos
tage acceptable. Address DIR. j. SkILLIN
HOUGHTON. Howard Association. No, 2 S.
Ninth Street Philadelphia. nllyl
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FosT OFFICE, PRESCOTT.
OFFICE HOURS.

OFFICE HOURS.
On week days. from 4. n. to 3 P If.
4. Sundavz. from - I'm. to ] P. NJ
Winter Arrangements.
sFrr7ALs AND DEPARTUREs.-FOr LaCrosse
r,,iern mails. leave daily, except Sunday, at
-1AM
For St Paul and Hastings. at 10 An Ar
i've daily, except Sunday. at P. N,
F., Hudson and River Falls daily. except
yardsr. at \. NJ. and arrive at 6 P. N.
All mails forthe East OF West. via Hastings
must bs in the Office 5y9 AN. For
r7rs.oo and tie St Croix. must be in the
u, l.f,re O T. MAxsos. =. NJ.
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Noaicc TO Vacafe.

State Of Wisconsin Pierce County.
NJ Office is hereby given the undersigned
IN viii apply TO the Circuit Court of Pierce
county, at the general term thereof to be hello
at tie County Seat of said county, on the 4tb
Monday of May, TO wit May 25th 1853, for
an arder vacating g, W. Pratt's Addition TO
Greenwood Falls. except Block No Sixteen
thereof. as surveyed and plated by ] 4 Short;
said Addition being situated CO the north east
quarter of section no one, Of township no
twenty-seven. of range no nineteen, in Pierce
County, State Of Wisconsin.
G. w. PRATT.
You've FTTcH. AH'gs for applicant.
Dated March Is. 1863. no46 DIV
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One hundred words will be ,oS counted united a, as "a
square % a q, two squares over 200 words
- 'hre9 .Irar,isemcuts inserted at the rates
Br@rrIns,' - l;.nlaved advertisements will be
L'3',.. - - ,,or cent. above these rates.
charged ~ ,;ca, - cents per line for first in
Speeial llp' 10 cents for each subsequent
io1 T,s.sent advertisements mast be paid for
itrsnce all Others quarterly. -,
IN , ,3-rrt;=cments not otherwise ordered, will
."r';nneJ until they are ordered out. and
rp,rged accordingly
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d. d. PRICE.

., IN al kinds of Furniture. Chairs. Bed
aus Tables, etc. of different STYLES KEEP
Instantly on hand. Furniture of any der-
tlon furnished to order. All work war
S,,.at = Terms reasonable. Shep on Broad
trseo't, Wis. 34vl
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C. r. cox.

LEE III FLOUR, GRAM, ETC Custom Work
Sone 10 order. The best brands of Flour
PM 70 ell parts of the country.
'-''ef Falls, May 4, 1861.
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CITY DRUG SyORE

n 1.olNs BRISK BUSINESS, where all kinds OF
D'5gs' Medicines, Paints. Oils, rerfumerv,
s.lu iancy articles can be bought at ex-
sseHleiy low prices. As / pay cash down
lor my foods can sell them Cheap for Casa
"ay. Gail and see for yourself.
''e'co''' May IL, 1861. W. J. WxrPPLr.
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prietors of the National Dispensary, establish
ed CINCINNATI q, Jan / 81. cure all rivate
diseases with uncxampled rapidity. We guar
antec TO cure (Ionorrlea, elect, Syphilis I'M
potency. Nocturnal Emissions or Self Abuse.
DiHrAci Emissions Female Complaints,-ln
short every form and variety ofSexual Disease
Cures rapid thorough and permanent: and fees
moderate. Send for our circular-titteen large
in by II in letter pages, of varied, valuable
and interesting matter--also a Circular intend
ed toT ladies only.
Dir ,Iackson's Female Pills-sI per boy
sedn for Circular, DIR jackson Perpetual
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had tried poisons. bat they effected nothing
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