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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-16
ALSO,
THAT FARM,
known as the Goldman Farm" situated
near the village of Zion, containing


~ ACRES OF LAND,
of superior quality; with nearly new two
and ahaf story, ,r
Frame Dwelling and Kitchen, 6 IAN
with water at the door; frame ::..a.bl
Wagon-h house, Granary and Stable, Glsess
and some Wood.
To those wishing to purchase, either for a
residence or investment, these are very
desirable places the soil being of good
natural quality, receives and holds imp owe
ments kindly; situated in an improving, in
telligent, pleasant and healthy neighborhood
convenient to churches, schools, markets
and railroad.
Hsis"Those desiring to look at either place
will call on Mr.. John ii. Ireland, Brick
Meeting House, and for information required
address the subscriber at Port Deposit, Md
TERMS AT SALE.
CHAS. II. HAINES.
Dec 2, 1s65-3w
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WANTED PoppING.-A lover, vainly trying
to explain some scientific theory to his fair
inamoreta, said:
"1he question is difficult, and l don't see
what can do to make it clear"
"SupPose you pop it" whispered the
blushng damsel
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SCARCE ARTICLES. Under this heading
may be enumerated -
\ person who practices all he processes:
a beauty who never feels proud when she
dresses;
A lawyer whose beauty pleads for his client
a braggart whose courage is always defiant
\ sensible dandy an actual friend
Philanthropy publishing " money to lend -
skillful physician regardless of self;
A staunch politician forgetful of pelf;
A sour old bachelor neatly arrayed
And last, though not rarest, cheerful old
maid!
ia In New Zealand it is customary, when
the marriage ceremony takes place, to knock
to heads of the bride and bridegroom togeth.
er previous to the union
In Christian lands it isn't so;
The bridcgroom and the bride,
10 loggerhcads do seldom go,
Until the knot is tied.
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ExpLlclT.- say, Teller, can you tell me
where Mr.. Sclwacke Hammer, the preacher,
lives?'
Yaw. You shust walk de road up to the
greek, and durn de pritch over de shtream.
Den you GO on dill you gum to road NIT
voots around a schoohouse; but you don't
take dat road. Veil, den you 20 on dill you
meet pig pen, shingled NIT shtraw. Den
you durn de road round dc field crd 20 on
dill you cum to red house all speckled over
Tite, and de garnet upstairs. Vell dat ish
mine proder Hans house. Den you durn
dat house around de parn and you see a road
dat goes up into the voots. Den you don't
dake dat road too. Den you 20 right straight
on, and de first house you meet ish hay
stack, and de next ish barrack. Veil, he
don't live dere. Den you will get furder,
and you see house on to de hill apout
mile, and go in deye and ak de old woman,
and she will dell you pedder as cam"
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NOAL.-The celebrated Baltimore Company's
~ Coal for Family Use on hand and for sale.
Sept l, 1860 D.SCOTT BRO.
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Bssg"A gentleman who had lost his wife,
whose maiden name was Little, addressed
the following to Miss Moore, q lady of dimn-
utive stature -
I've lost the Little once had,
My heart is sad and sore,
So now should be very glad
To have little Moore.
To which the lady sent the following answer
| pity much the loss you've had !;
The grief you must endure
A heart by Little made so sad
A little Moore won't cure
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
SAML. T. ROMAN, Nj. D.,

HAVING permanently located at Mount
LII Pleasant, 9Th District of this county,
offers his Professional Services to the citi-
zens of the surrounding country. Accessible
at all hours, and all calls promptly attended
to. fully l, 1865 -Gm
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal
Urinary and Sexual Systems = new and reliable
treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIAs
TON Sent by mail. In sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association. No South Ninth street, Phil.
elphia, Pa rrrs -3I..as ap2 d&wly
+" NERVOUS DEBILITY, Seminal
Weakness, etc, CAN BE CURED by one who has
really cured himself and hundreds of other, and
viii tell you moth ng but the TRUTH. Address
with stamp EDWARD II. TRAVER
b9-d w,uw-1y Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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OF sALE.-sTATE OF

NIolICE oF SALEs-SIATE OF
In MINNESOTA, DIST ICT COURT-COUN-
TY OF RAMSEY, SECOND DISTRICT. ~,
Charles II. Cakes and Julia B. Cakes his wife,
and John Harrington and Eunice Z. Harrington bis
wife, against Charles A: Haskins.
In pursuance of a judgment and decree of the
District Court for the Second District and county of
Ramsey made in this action on the 18th day of Feb
ruary 1866, and to me directed and delivered to ex.
ecute the same the subscriber will sell at pubic
auction for cash to the highest bidder at the front
door of the Court House. in st. Paul. in eaid county
Of Ramsey, on s.s ..srE
SATURDAY, THEEIGHTH DAY OF APRIL, 1866,
At ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. the fol-
lowing lands and premises lying and being in the
county of Ramsey and State of Minnesota, and de-
scrlbed in said decree follows, to wit: The east
one-third III of lots seven III eight Isl and nine
I9L In block eleven [11J, in Whitney u Smiths Ad-
dtionto st. Paul. as per the recorded plat and sur
vey thereof together with the tenements he,edita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Dated February 18th, 1868.
+ -1tla 60 q DANIEL A. ROBERTSON
feb24-w7t Sheriff of Ramsey county
VAN ETIEN b cFFoER, Plaintiffs Attys st. Paul.
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For Throat Disorders and Coughs,

For Throat Disorders and Coughs.
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TEoHEs are offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy. They have been
thoroughly tested and maintain the good reputation
they have justly acquired.
These Lozenges are prepared from highly es-
teemed recipe for alternating BEoN HAL AFFECTIONS,
Asrn1A, HoARsENEss, CoUsus. Coins, and Irritation
or Soreness of the Throat
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOCALlSTS
Win find them beneficial in clearing the voice before
speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after
any unusual exertion of the vocal organs having a
peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the
organs of speech. Sold at IS cents per box, by all
Dealers In Medicine. 3-1md&w
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye ?

BACHELORS HAIR DYE is the best in the
world. The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless-
instantaneous and Reliable produces a splendid
Black or Natural Brown-remedies the i'll effects OF
Bad Dyes and frequently restores the original color
Sold BY all Druggists. The genuine is signed w. A.
Bachelor, 81 Barclay street, New York jan6-1y
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COLD REARINc BONDS

These bonds are now worth premium of nine
per cent, including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual profit on the 1880 loan,
at current rates, including interest about ten per
cent. per annum, besides its exemption from Site
and mxnicipal taSation, phicA adds from one to
three per cent more, according to the rate levie
on other properly. The interest Is payable semi
annually by coupons attached to each note, which
may be cut of and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 Note.
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WARRANTED PERFECT

In every respect; and should any repairs be neces
sary before the expiration Of FIVE YEAE from thu
date Of sale Mr.. WILDER holds himself ready and
willing to make the same FRxE OF cHARaE, provided
st Paul September 16 1864 sep16d&w1y
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GHERIFF,S CERTIFICATES ON
- FORECLOSURE Or EXECUTION, o. =
m,s ~ PIONEER PRINTING co
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u.S.7-30L Loan

By authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub
scyiption Agency for the sale of United States
Treasury Notes. bearing seven and three-tentns
per cent. interest per annum, known as the
Seven.Thirty Loan.
These Notes are issued under date OF August
18th, 1864 and are payable three years nom that
lime, in currency, or are convertible at the option
CT the holder into
IT, s. 800 SIX PER CENT.
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The Boston Post starts the story that
Colonel Baker, the War Department de-
tective, is the Baker who shot Bill Poole
several years since.
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iGTATE OF MINNESOTA. DIS.
- TRICT COURT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Ellen II. Allen, by A. r Capehat her guardian
ad liteu, against Lorenzo d. Allen.
CReyenue Stamp-50 cenfs-oanceiIed1
The State of Minnesota: To the defendant
above named: a
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint In tbs action which has
been fled In the once Of the Clerk of thie
Court at Saint Paul In the county Of Rameey ANA
State Of Minnesota and to serve COPY Of your M
swer to the said complaint on the subscfiberg. n
thee once IN Saint Paul n The county of Ramse1 IN
sid Gate within thirty days after the service of fhs
summons on you, exfluafve Of the day Of such
service; and II yon fail to answer the said COM
plant within thefime Aforesaid the plaintiff ir fhs
action WIN Apply TO the Court for the relief de-
manded IN her sid complaint
Dated February 90 1856. :. ...f,
VAN kTTKN OFFICER,
mh7l-w7t Plaintiffs Aftya st. PauL Ninn.
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~ Good Farms and Land in Rsmsey, Hennepin
Dakota, Washington, Scott AnOka and Carver
counties for eale Three OF them to rent Long or
short time and fair leases to men who will work
al do general Real Estate business buy,
cell and lease property; also pay Taxes (which is
science in the Western country. Nine yearg expe-
rience In Real Estate has satisfied me It must rent
or sell. IL E.l. -..l5 -.l S1a ,1l ag-t l5I -
GIRART HEWITT, Atty at Law,
Office over Munger Bros Music store, near the
Post Office. H-3 10y Rar12-st 1stnad
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CFEDs,T REEFS, VINES, PLANTS,
- &c-Just received general assortment Of
hrst quality SEEDS perfectly reliable, which have
above the Merchants Hotel, St. Panl. Seeds cent
BY mail. Win have also on sale general a0ort-
ment of BEDDnS0 and VEGETABLE PLANTS
from my Greenhouse and HotbedA Orders for
Grape Vinea Fruit and OsnanentA Trees. Shrub
ID. A. ROBKRTSON.
st. Paul March II, 1856. marlT.w2m
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Notes of all the denominations named win be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
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FOUR DWELLING HOUSES and FOUR GOOD
BUSINESS ROOMS below the Bridge ami
some good BUSINESS LOTS on Third and a.
3 "-ta Seventh streets IN fpase
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
- OF RAMSEY.-In Probate Court Special
Term. February 25th, 1866. lf'
In the matter of the estate of Alexander Wilkin,
deceased: ..... .raL.
On reading and filing the petition of Samuel ].
Wilkin, by his attorney, R. Galusha, praying, for
therein set FORTH that letters of adminisra
kim the brother of said deceased 1t is ordered that
MONDAY, THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF
MARCH, A. d. 1866, s9..
At ten O'Clock in the forenoon at the office of the
Judge of Probate, in Phoenix Block In the city of
Saint Paul. be assigned for the hearing of said peti
ton, and that the heirs at law of the said deceased
and all other persons interested in said estate are
required to appear at session of the Probate Court
then and there to be holden, to show cause If any
there be, why the prayer of said petition should not
be granted. r +. ChOWELI,
mar3-wSw Judge of Probate.
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a- DIR. svMcHT'S
REJUVENIHNG Elixir ]!
Or, ESSENCE Of LIFE,
Prepared freIa Pure Vegetable Extrac.s copia;n
Ing nothing injarions to y le 90 S'- -
most delicate. Or .-. Es .e

.r.. 81 LIE ig"Asthe PhentxYI9s klef so
Rises from the ashes Of it's nre,NG
animated with new life---s0 docs this elk. ~
ir rejuvenate the systen and overcome disease.
eB- The Reiuvenating Elixir is the result Of mod
ern discoveries in 1.-THE vegs table kingdom !, being
an entirely and abstract method Of cure, irres-
pective of all the old and worn systerns. QUot
,Ey- This medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical men Of the day, and by them pro-
ounced to be one of tie greatest medical discoveries
Of the age.asfs. l.sfirr -tsft{e IA -r-g .-er-a g.
k%- One hottie will cure general Debility.
EV- few doses cares Mysteries In females U,
~ One bottle cures Papitation Of the Heart.
H- From one TO three bottles restores the mant-
ness and full vigor Of youth. ~ "a % gGci5J ssl
~ Few doses .estores the appetite. s.f.i
H- Three bottles cure the worst case Of Inpo.
tency.i - sly fs4j.Glp g 2 ssa.li Az aF
~tA'few doses cures the low spirited. t4.
EV One bottle restores mental power.
GRA feU doses restores the organs of generation.
e few doses bring the rose to the cheek. ,.,
~ This medicine restores to manly vigor and
robust health the poor dehIafed wornldown and
despairing. r,.f,r,a-
az The listless, encrvated youth, the over-task-
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the individual suffering from general debility, or
from icedkaess of a single o,gan, viii all find imme-
diae and permanent relief by the Of this Elixir
or Essence Of Life.
R- Price, 81 per bottle Or three bottles for IS,
and forwarded by Cypress. on receipt OF money
to any address. tsd Z q Yf.gFg.o'g saIt.
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Observation-Disclosures

grfter8weiq. - Anpe1eno ale Wtits
9Iieoer, Rraft unp 8ropn a%usgencmmen.
Ser @esenitanb, bic 8arbieritubeH am
Sonatag gu i6Iieben, pnroe auf nd9ten W!on@
tag peri6sben.
Cine Re1olution, bic General 8 NfembIp 5u
.eriu6en, an Gbartet Der Staoteifenbabn, los
Deit iid berieIbe ou1 Die fir ben Parf III CAB
Ienoe Gore be5iebt, ni@tS at dnbern, tDiro ana
genommen.
SeBelei@en cine 9teioIution oes 9errn aep'
Ter, ben Wapcr gu erntddtieen, li3 Dor benz
Ser. st. Oiitritt Geri6tSbof an Dem 9rDseB
gu betbeiligen, ben Die pitt&burg .GpnnelSuiQes
GiienbabnsG eleai4uIt 9egen Die @Dnnelspiqe
uno Sio 8enniplpania Gilentabns@ eIeui6aTt
anbdn9ig gena6t Bat.
Ste NeIoluticn elmer Orbinan5 DON 1864,
pom ben Staoteiienbabre Wagen Qisenien III
nerlan9en u. |. no., wurbe iiber cine Stunpe
belprpasn, %tuOrauf ii6 Der 3neig perta9te.
3weiter 3petg. - Nae Mit9lieber
9%e9enpdrtig, DIR. 8urte al~ssenomnen.
RobiniOn's 8eridt, ben 3rultees Der sc. 6
STRIDE an 5runtlinitr. gu e%rlauben, elm ~eiIerues
@eldnoer Dor ibrer 6ir9e ;u srrinten, tpuroe
auf ben Gid gelegt.
Ste 8eiOiution gu @uniten DON Utarburp &
BrO. uno Sarnes 6. 0uuns unO ju ~lnguniten
BON U. q. GrOmpea uno 81. 8. @rispo unO
bic Orotnanj in 8etreif Der Saubtummen
muroe bonn eriten 3weig in Gnpfang genOnts
men uno auf Den Slid geleqt.
Ser 8ei&(uB oe6 eriten 3ueiees. teiae @er>
dnoeruns I'M Charter Der StruBeneiienbabns
@eieaidait ~eintreteu ;u lufien, wuroe pom er,
item 3weig In Gmpfans unp q n genpmmeu.
8ertaaunq.
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GpGtefte Raa,rid,te,.
Wejesgcbano nan @lnrplaun.a

81 nnapplis, 3. Sebr.
9enat. 9a8 G%mansipationS Qnenoes
ment wurbe aud I'M Senat, nit II gegen 10
Simmer, ratifsirt,
Sir. Zone pom Wabl Gpmite ~cfferirte einen
8eri6t beSigli6 beg Senator's pon 9oparb Co.,
nit benz 8ei6IuB, hab ntdt Madin, ~IOnoern
$. g. Cotton gu einem Sis beredtigt iei. 8is
gum 16. peridoben uno sum Druid beorOert.
9as Enhancement ne8 6rn. Glart ;ur 8Ouns
tp 8la, tpObur9 jeber SreiuiIiae unb @eSosene
$500 Stats @ountp erbdlt ($15O slei6 unit
ieoen Dtonat $3.50 nnb ieOes GOuntp bic
Grlaubnib erbdlt, 5000 meter 8Ountp gu sab
len, puiFrte. @ertasung,
9eIe9atenhGua. Ser Beidlub
oes Mr. @iais, beSlslid Gcmpeniation fiir bes
freite Stlapen ourb bic Ser. Staten 8esiez
runs, wurOe einem SpeaiaIeOmite ilberpieien.
Cine Betition puroe eirgereidt, in pel6er
Die S9. NIeg. @OIL Gbas. Splitter, @iQiam
Sottler, S, 8uOOlpb, GbaS. @eber, 8. 9ies u.
Nug. Wa9ner unb fOI9e arOere 9erionen,
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Ni9ttg lit 3iebun9spfIi6 d.
ii q e. Mus annapolis tpuroe uns setern bic
sla9riht mitgetbeilt, bab Der Senot enoIi6 bic
8puntps8ia (pona6 Der Staat $500 fir iecen
Netruten sablt) poiiirt bat. 9a jeOu6 einise
NmenoementS ba;u sema6t pOroen iino, 10 mus
%bieielte benz 9eleeatenhaus np6mal8 poree.
le9t weroen.
0qs Netrutiren. 9ieieniaen 8Irs
ger, wel&e Der tommenoen 3iebuns unterpOrs
fen unb ibren 8erpfi6tungen in ben reIpettiuen
Waros nod niGt na4getommen lino, m5dten
mir Defenders Durauf aufmertIam MAIDEN. bos
ndditen Wlittpc6 lber a6t Sage nit Der Bic
buns begonnen pirb. 0enn ptele !6erren
9lauben, bob bic 8aros tbre Quotas Obne ibre
8eiiteuer pDllbetpmmen iperoer, 70 irren tie Si6.
benin Die SOnbs iino nod in teiner e~in;ioen
@aro sureibsnO. Seer ba sleidslltia if, ben
miro feline Na&Idiisteit tbeuer Sa Itsbsn
tommen.
Wi6tig fIr 9auSei9entbi T.
= Babe 3weise beS StabtratbS baben cine
Oroinanj pailrt, Die Gisentbamer bon !6duIern
81 nDtbisen, ibre 9adtraufen, @p0en &c. in
Iseb5riser Oronun9 gu balten. Cine uebertres
.tung beier @erpronung miro nit $40 beIfroft.
Die Oreinans lit nod nidt pom Wapor beItd.
|tist.
ueberbie 3OIIbauswediel
erfabrcn mir nadtrdslid, bob porIdufg uur
eth 8eamter iuspenOirt tpurbe, Scr. Gil Qamb,
Glerf Dec Gapp Office. Seine Stcue tpire
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WG(6ulgton, o. C..

4Na6 Der Mlbanp B6nttsna
tiarp geidtdt Sir b5ren, Dab ALE
8altimorer uno BaibinstOner aauHeute, tpeI6e
BET Wlilitdrs@ cmmiiipn bes General Abner
Doubleday wegen Sbmusselei p~rOseiiirt
tpuroen, nit Musnobme BON 4bilipp unO Nieier
BaQa6, na@ Der Nlbanp B0nitentiarp sei&idt
ipcroen finc. 9ie 2essenaunten befnOen la
NOD I'M alien GapitOle. (WlOrn. gbrOn.)
Sir MAIDEN uniere 2eier ipe;ieLI auf ods
ilorgen Mbenb in @rcper'S Tbeater BON Der
oeuti6et 9llfs9eieui6aft peranitultete srpBe
Sacred Concert aufmertiam. Sie beten ardfte
rerben babel rnitnirten unb Der Genub piro
iii Der Gbat elm ~ieItener fem. 9a Der 3wed
Elm 10 bumaner i'll, 10 miro Der 8eiub wirtli6
elm sablrei9er peroen.
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peIde Actieninbaber tperpen ul6sen, i'm eiHeH
Gborter fir cine peutide Sparbant nadiuden,
nit einem RapitaI Don 100000, nit Der Nu8e
ii&t es auf So, 1000, 900 gu persr6beru. 9ie
antbeile iino auf 500 seiett, unp Denn
100000 sesei6net iinb, iperoen 5 PCT. 3ins
fen be3abIt, unb nit $4,000 beeinnt bic 8anf
ibre @eI66ite,
lO(r. SSone8, BoriiRer De8 Corporations SO.
mites, beri@tete 9iInitis iiber bic 8ia, oer GOns
cOroia GeieQidaft BON Baltimore su erIalben,
Gi9entbum Bis i'm 0ertbe bon $780, 900 gu
beiiben. gla6 8eipredung einieer anoerer ms
tpihti9en observation-disclosures. 9s
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Observation-Disclosures

GrtminaIgeri6t. Ni6ter 8Ono.
Ser Geri9t8bOf mar seitern NIT benz 9rpses
BON S. GarlOit, ansetIast, am %. Dttcber Yat
Glabbp ermorOet 3u baben, beIadftigt. Sine
9rOBe NnIobl 3eugen wuroen perb6rt unO Die
S}urp CAB pas &erpitt: Ni6tiautoig. Ser @e<
fan9ene wuroe iufort entloien. @srta9ung.
Common BIea6 @ert6t. &ihter
Sing. NrOn Heoer 9egen 8. 9Ofmeifter.
NppsIatiOn Don &i6ter Del6. urtbeil ab9e+
dncert 5u @unlten pe8 @ppeIanten fir $50
unO Soften. 9. 8riOenoOlpb ge9en anpr. 81
IiOtt. Nppelatiou BON Ai6ter Sapwarp, llr-
tbeil gutgebeiben.
8eretntgte S~taaten 8e5irtSs
eeri d +. 8i6ter @iles. 8lpo9ett uno
Sweet gsgen Collins Qeatb & Sc. Qntrag
auf einen GinbultStsfebl, ben 8ertlasten bic
5eriteaung 9epi1er Bad0fen gu perbieten,
wel6e aldger aIs fem ausi6lteblides 8atent.
re6t beanlprudt. 8epiQi9t.
superior Court. Mi6ter Wartin.
Nm. 8oSweu unO S, u. 8uiep gesen Bm.
8arp. lrtbeil ;u Guniten Oes An9etlagtsn.
9erielbe 8egen Oenielben. gu @uniten Oes
An9etla9teu fur $3.50.
Stdotti6es 8e3trtSgeri6 T.
8i6ter Aleranber. 0enrp DatbOn, 9eeen
s. q. 9ambletpn ct Tx. 2efret, cine 6urm Don
218 9lcres am SaHafra5 Sled, Sect So, gu
pertaufeH uno 9alrpmple NiQiom8 CUNT %ru.
flee Su ernennen.
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Sos Sprtefeuiat Ses wearineminifteriu,us

q Ne OUrt, 3. 6ebr. Ser B~uibinstOner
Correspondent Oes nSeralO" ipri6t BON einem
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