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NATURES rarest floral perfume has
been caught and Gagged in glass. In a
bottle of Phalon's ''Night-Blooming
Cereus" is concentrated ali that fancy
can conceive Of refreshing ana eXhila-
rating fragrance. Sold everywhere. 3
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CHANGE or WEATHER.-The soft
and balmy airs of Indian Summer, have
given place to cold and chilling blasts
andmurky, glOOmyskieS. TheWeather,
so fine for weeks, has suddenly chang
ed, transporting us in Il single day from
the pleasant embrace OF lingering Au-
tumn, to the presence Of stern and icy
Winter. Thesuddenness of the change
ofatmosphere, is one of the drawbacks
to the hcalthfIlnesso Of our climate. In
fiuenza and its kindred diseases are
thus produced, and too much care can
not be taken to prevent their attacks.
At this season of the year, all unneces-
sary exposure should, if possible, be
avoided. Especially should the com
fort of children and persons of weak
constitutions, be looked to. We make
these suggestions for the benefit of all
who may choose to profit by them.
THEHIGH PRICE OF PAPER.-Paper
has risen almost one hundred per cent.
since the first of August, and is now
quite a. high a. it was at any time last
year, and the tendency is still onward
and upward. There is little prospect
for relief before next spring. Paper,
ink, labor, and all the materials which
go to make newspaper are so high,
that no proprietor can afford to publish
Il paper for less than double the price
received before the war. Still, people
complain because the prices are not re-
duced, never thinking that the matter
is entirely beyond the control of pub
lishers.- Westminster Sentinel
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Taspgular monthly meetingof the Club will be
t.l 70 the Grand Jury Room, in the Court House,
o. ,alarlay evening next, December 2. A full
..r gat Of the members and of the Democrats Of
Borough and vicinity, isrespectfuly requested.
JOB MANN. President.
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A LARGE assortment of Mems and
n Boys Clothing at j. NJ SHOEMAKER'S.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
AND NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.

F. w. JENKINS,
}. C. SMITH, A. NJ, Principals,
ALIEN. CoWLEY,
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A NEW supply of Coffee, Sugar, Syr-
n up N. O. and Sugar House Molasses Spices
De Just received at ]. NJ. SHOEMAKER'S
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IF you want cheap hat call at
j. NJ. SHOEMAKER'S
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4 UCTIONEERING.-The under
u signed. thankful for past fayors, offers his ser
vices to the people of Cumberland Valley and Lon
donderry townships to cry sales of real estate,
personal property, &c. He will guarantee salts
faction to all who employ him,
Nov q :65-6m* JOHN DTCKFN.
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ny w ENTY TOWN LOTS FOR
| SALE The undersigned offer for sale twenty
Lots situated in the Borough of Bedford, ON Main
and St John streets 60 feet front and 2f0 feet back
Terms easy T. H. & n. j. LYONS.
Nov 10. 65-2m.
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WANTED-A first class Miller, no
w other need apply. The mill has adyanta-
ges that few mills have, having good water power
and surrounded with the best grain growing coun-
try in the county. With two pairs of first class
French Burrs and two pairs of Chopping Stones,
For further particulars address
JOHN NELSON,
Nov 24-6t Bedford, Pa
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.TIANNERS, ,ATTENTIONLAnew
Tannery, in good order, containing one pool,
three lines, three bats, five teaches, thirty -four
lay-a-way vats, with the necessary number Of ham
dlers, in as good location as can be found in Bed
ford county for rent For further information call
at this Office Nov IL, 65-tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-02
pUBLIC-NO. 72.1

i
An Act granting to the Michigan City
Harbor Company the Use of Govern
ment Piers in said Harbor for the. pur.
pose of protecting said Harbm.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That
there is hereby granted to tho Michigan
City Harbor Company, at Michigan City,
in the state Of Indiana, the privilege of
using tho foundations of the old govern.
ment piers now in said harbor, for the pur-
pose Of improving and protecting the said
harbor, and no expense made by the said
harbor company for this purpose shall be
considered q charge against the govern
ment.
Sec. 9. Andb be 1t further enacted. That
Michigan City, in the State Of Indiana. is
hereby constituted port ofdelivery. sub
:ect to the same regulations and res,ric-
tions as other ports Of the United States,
and the said port Of delivery is hereby an
npxpd to. and made part Vt, the collection
district of Chicago, in the State Of Illinois.
And th"re shall b. appointed a surveyor of
the customs, to reside at said port. who
shall receive an annual compensation Of
three hundred and fifty dollars per annum.
Approved, Feb. %, 1865.
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lPUBLIC-NO. SOL

An Act to amend an Act entitled "An
Act to incorporate the Columbia Insti-
tuition for the instruction Of the Deaf.
Dumb and the Blind" approved F-hru-
ary sixteen, eighteen hundred and fifty
seven.
r, Il erac',d by fle !S~sa'. and Houss
Of Repres,Sfafires of''he Tsdea !>ta'e. q,
Asaerioa - Cosgrca ass>n.ii.d That
90 much OF aid act as requir.-s the teach
ing Of the bind in aid institution b.. and
the SANE is ker-bv. r-pealea. ana the
cnFpnrs.e nam aud s;vlc thSr~af shall
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aud ASSISTANT surgeons a., volunteers.
Approved, Feb 2j. l>65.
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TPUBL1C-NO. 49,

IIUBLIC-ANO 40
An Act t, amend an Act entitled " An Act
to amend an Act to incorporate the In
habitants of the City of Washington,
passed May fifteen, eighteen hundred
and twenty" approved May fifth. eigh-
teen hundred aud sixty-four.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House
of Representations Of the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That
the act, approved May fifth. eighteen hun
dred and sixty-four. entitled An act to
amend AN act to incorporate the
perminant inhabitants OF the city of
Washington passed May fifteen, eighteen
hundred land twenty be construed
amended so as to read as follows: That
the said corporation shall have full power
and authority TO lay taxes on particular
wards, parts, or sections of the city. for
their particular local improvements. aud
and carriage ways, or so much thereof as
they may deem best, to be graded and
and paved; to introduce the necessary
sewerage and drainage facilities under and
upon the whole or any portion of any
avenue. street, or alley; to cause the
same to be suitably paved and repaired,
and at all times properly cleaned and
watersd; to cause lamps to be erected
therein, and to light the same and to pay
the cost thereof, the corporation Of Wash
ington is hereby authorized to lay and
collect taA upon all property bordering
upon each street or alley that may be
paved. sewared, cleaned. or watered by
said corporation in accordance with the
provisions of this act. And also to lay,
or cause to b. laid, simultaneously with
the grading or paving Of any alley. or
street in which IN; in watcr-p pipe or main
gas-pipe, or main sewer may have been
laid, water or gas service pipes or lateral
house drains. from such water or gas main
or main sewer to one foot within the curb
line front Of every lot or sub.division,l Il
part of lot which may be bound on such
avenue, street. or alley, and to which a
gas or water service pipe or house drain
may not have been already laid. and to
pay the costs thereof, shall have full pow
er and authority to lay and collect spe.
cial tax on every such lot or subdivisonal
part ola lot.
Approved, Feb. 20. 1865.
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1PUBLIC.-No. 50. /

An Act for changing the time tor holding
the Circuit Courts in the District of
Virginia.
Be il enactedby tie Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States
or Amer;cG in Congress assembled, That
the circuit courts in the district Of Virginia
heretofore holden at Richmond, shall be
held ut Norfolk, on the first Monday in
Nav and on tho fourth Monday of No.
vembrr in each year; and all proceedings
and process in or issuing out of tho said
court which are or may be made return
nblc to any other times or place appointed
for holding the same than those above
specified. shall be deemed legally rcturna-
bic on the davs and at the places above
specified. and not otherwise; and all suits
and other proceedings in said court which
stand continued to any other time or place
than those above specified shall b. dcrm-d
continued to tn" plac" and time prescribed
by this act. and no other.
Approved, Feb. 25. 1865.
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h.lia- - Gu.;s und~r the se,-r4l drafts
fpr 'rO'fs, during ih~ lre--ni var.
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thu sAid corporation are hereby further au-
,horized and empowered to levy and col.
ieci, iu ike manner, n su,n sufficient 10
pay the said towns proportion Of the di-
rect tax imposed on the D!siric, OF Colum-
bia 10y the act If congress approved Au-
gust fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty -on-,
and the cost and expenses of collecting
the same.
Approved, Feb. %. 1865.
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IPrBIIc-\o. 60. !
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IInIIc=\n. q


An Act To create the Eastern Juiicial
Di,,ric, Of tn, State of New York
Bc enacfed bg III. Sen1,. ana Honse
of R,yreserfdt,res IF The fnaed States
Of .imerica IN Congress asscmbied. That
the counties of Kings, Queens. Suffolk. and
Richmond. in the State of New York.
with the waters thereof. are hereby con-
stituted II separate .judic ial district Of the
United States, to be styled the eastern
district OF New York. The President Of
the United States. by and with the ad-
uicc and consent of the Senate, shall np.
point district judge for said district who
shall reside therein, aud who shall pos.
sess the same powers and perform the
same duties within said district which are
now possessed and performed by the dis
trict judge of :he southern district of New
York. The said judge shall also receive
the same compensation as is by law pro.
vided for the judge of said southern dis
trict. District and circuit courts for the
trial Of causes shall BE- held in the city of
Brooklyn on the first Wednesday of every
month. The courts so to be held shall
have the same jurisdiction as is now or
may hereafter be vested in other district
and circuit courts Of the United States
Such officers shall be appointed for said
district and court, and in the same manner
and with the sane fees and cmoluments as
prescribed by law for other districts and
courts of the United States.
Sec. 2. And be IL tarther enmtcd, That
the district court for the said eastern dis.
tri"t shall have concurrent jurisdiction with
the district court for the southern district
of New lok over the waters within the
conn'ics of New York. Kings, Queens, and
Suffolk. in the State of New York, and
over all seizures and matters made or
done in such waters; and all writs or
other process or orders issued out of either
of said courts, or by writs Or other process
or orders issued out of either of said
courts. or by any judge thereof. shall run
and be executed in any part Of said wa
trrs.
Sec. 3. .4nd be Hfarthey enacted, That
in case Of the inability on account of sick.
ness Of the judge of the district court of
the United States for the southern district
Of New York. to hold any court therein,
it shall be the duty of the Judge of the
said eastern district of New York to hold
such court and do and perform all the acts
and duties Of the judge Of said southern
district without any additional comprn-
sation; and whenever, from pressure of
public business or other cause. it shall b.
deemed desirable by the judge of said
southern district of New York, that the
judge of said eastern district perform the
Iutics Of a judge in the said southern dis
trict. an order may be entered to thnt ef-
feet in the records of said district court,
and thereupon the judge Of said eastern
district shall be empowered to do and per-
form, without additional compensation,
within said southern district of New York
and in the district court thereof. all the
acts and duties OF the district judge there
Of
Approved. Feb 25. 1865.
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Approved. Feb. 25. 1865.
PrBIic-No. 55.1

An Act supplementary TO an Act en,i,l,d
% An Act 10 annex a part of the STATE 81,
New Jersey 10 the Call-c;ion Di~,ric, a.
N-- York. ard ." arpo'n. m assi.ian;
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IPUBI.IC.-No. 81
Approved, Feb. %. 1865.
An Act authorizing and requiring the
| Opcniny of Sixth Street West

An Act authorizing and requiring the
Opening of Sixth Street West.
BE 1t enacted By tie Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That
the corporate authorize of the city of
Washington b.. and they are hereby. au.
thorized and required to open Sixth Street
west. from the canal to Main Avenue, un.
der the direction of the commissioner of
public buildings. in accordance with the
plan approved in May, eighteen hundred
and twenty-five, by James Monroe, then
President of the United States: Proridtd,
That Sixth Street through the public
grounds known as Armory Square shall
not be opened until after the removal of
the army hospital IRON such public
ground. or until the consent of the sur
gcon-general Of the United States army
shall br first had and obtained.
Approved, Feb. %, 1865.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at tie Second Session of the Thirty
Eishth COngress.
IPUBLIC-NO. 1875 1

PUBLIC-NO. 1875
An Act to incorporate the "Capitol " Hote !
Company" in Washington City. Dis
trict of Columbia.
Be 10 enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives. ofthe United States of
America in Congress assembled, That
Charles G. Little aud A. c. Washburn,
Of Boston. in the State Of Massachusetts
George Folsome, Charles A. Stetson, and
Frank More. of New York city, in tho
State o: New York; and z. c. Robbins.
of Washington, in the District of Colum-
bia, and their associates and successors,
be. and they arc hereby, incorporated and
made body corporate, by the name Of
"The Capitol Hotel Company" and by
that name may sue and be sued, plead and
be impleaded, in any court of law or eqi-
ty, ofcompetent jurisdiction. and be en-
titled to use and exercise all the powers,
rights, aud privileges incident to such cor
poration, for the purpose Of establishing
and maintaining in said city of Washing
ton building or buildings for hotel, with
rooms, shops. and officers. to be used there.
for and Herewith and they may purchase
and hold real and personal estate required
and convenient therefore; and may, after
construction thereof, sell, convey. or lease
and receive rent therefor, in whole or in
part, as they may choose and find for the
interests Of said corporation.
Sec. 9. And be Il further enacted, That
the capital stock of said corporation shall
not exceed the sum Of one million five
hundred thousand dollars, and that the
stock shah b. divided into shares of one
thousand dollars each, and shall be deemed
personal property, Transferable in such
manner as the said corporation by its BY
laws may direct.
Sec. 3. And be It further enacted, That
the government and direction Of the affairs
Of the corporntors shall be invested in a
board Of directors, not less than FIVE in
number. who shall be elected by the stock.
holders at their annual meeting. which
shall be held on the first Monday Of May
in each, year, from among the corporators
and their associates and SUCCESSORS. in
such manner as the bylaws Of said corpo-
ration may direct.
Sec. 4. And be IT. further enacted, That
the said corporation shall have full power
to make and prescribe such bylaws, rules
and regulations as they may deem needful
and proper for the disposition and man.
agement Of the stock. property. estate. and
effects of the corporation. not contrary to
the charter or to the laws of the United
States and the ordinances of the city Of
Washington. and shall have power to al.
ter or amend the same, from time TO time
as the interest. Of the corporation. in their
opinion. may r-qnire.
See. S. Asd Be Il further e.aeted. That
this act may be altered. amended. @ re.
pealed. At the pleasure of congress.
AP;sovrd. March }. 1865.
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TPUBLIC-NO. 7l.1


An Act concerning the Collection District
OF Salem and Beverly, in Massachusetts.
BE 1t enacted by tile Senate and House
of Representatives. Of tie United States
Of America IN Congress assembled, That
the Office Of naval officer for the district of
Salem and Beverly, in the State of Mas.
sachuse,ts. be, and the same is hereby,
abolished.
Sec. 2. And be 1t. fIrther enacted, That
the office of surveyor for said district, to
reside at Beverly, be, and the same is
hereby, abolished.
Sec. 3. And be 1t further enacted, That
the salary of surveyor of said district shall
hereafter be four hundred dollars per an-
nun.
Approved, Feb. %, 1865.
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hA-4s ~ -.
An Aef - 4as~n4 a. Act ~uiEl~d Ar
Ac; 20 Tr-ul4ss rh- Aaan-Aszr, En-; Il
TsunA<e Of ship AID Nes-~i- Il The
Uni;,d >'s'e~. Approved May SIKH.
eighteen hundred and sixiy four
Bc Z csaofod BY rLe !>e~sfe a-d Hsse
Of Rcprseafa,'r,' IF IKE C~,fod Stafes
of imer,ca "a CoHgrea ss,mJled. Iha,
tn ac, entitled An act TO regulate the
admrasurement If tonnag- Of ships and
vessels of the United States" approved
May sixth. eighteen hurdred and sixty
four. shall be so construed that no part of
any ship or vessel shall be admea>urcd or
registered for tonnage that is used for cab.
ins or statc-rooms. and contruct-d entirely
above the first deck, which is not a deck
to tho hull.
Approved, Feb. 90, 1865.