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LEGAL NOTICES.

DEGISTERS NOTICE.-TO ALL CGEDl-
IL tcrs Le.atces, ana other persons Interested.
ons oia on lie da,cs atS'u 10 tlcr name, nc 'the
account, q ther AZ nHu aiOn 10 the estates OF those
whose nau es are urdermcnuOneu Ia the once Of the
Register lor ~ ioDq o " II and grant Let crs of
Administration in and Tor he city anu COulr o. fhi
Ur5rhaps Court "i SAID G t. and C0Gnv " contTna
neal al 10 oc ock in the morning at the COunv Court
touse N said city. ...
D"P @1SsiT, Smn Admins rptQ5 F@k
" so Toter .; Myers administrator OF NARY
80 A. MarlhR2n gG E6,r @P GeoTse Ford Executors
IH6MPs n dDc7ased
" co. Agnes g. wis, ExecutrX OF THOMAS MILLS,
Juy 2, William Wrght and ;f J9nGthaH j Morrison,
o'2m 2im y T. cS2s62 o%0glR R@pgl sss.59 s9o' OF VIII
g. Mary Nagle, a mnsttatriN d n. c. a. of
3, Ann Gr ham anp John 5ods BrSdcn' Executors OF
Henry Al. Decuert, Administrator of JACOB
5 ,aF.h RgIegts, AdmI9istratrx OF ED WARD
I, WI liam Is Robin administrator c. a of
l. william H. Seeley and Lemuel .. Justice, Ad-
ministrato Of JOS Phi JUSTICE, de-
49, Pres Rlakls Henry DSS9sE5 Sssss.sG *
M54s ,t7 @ nS S S3a @ @SOsSpRd dcscsiS A % LAo'u-
Is, EIabeth SNYDER, Execatrlx OF ..NIEL my
LIN dece sud
20, Mark DeYire aud aharlne Nc Nee Execu
tors OI THOM MICA l. deceased
" 81. Char cs Hurbert Executor OF ISAAC HAIR
BERT, deceased .
g. John sray Jr and Phi lp s. sray, EXecu
tors OF JOHN L RAY deceased ~
&" "a Archer " Cowes Executor OF ELLEN
tLON ES, dec asCd
" "A. PennsN lVana COMPANY, for Insurance on
Ines &c , Administrations d. b n I a. OF
ALEX GDtR iOWA II, deceased -
" 26 ObeIt \ artin, ExecuGor OF EDI. PAWN
/ r. deceased. 90. ..,a,. -
rs, Joseph Eneu, Executor or heN' CAJEIAN
AARIAN IA deceased
26 George ruman and dwSrd Hopper, Executors
of sAR u Pc RION, deceased
| 7274t FREDERICK NJ, ADAMS Regtater
| TSTATE OF MARY SWIFT, DECEASED
IL Letters 7estGmenary upon the above estate having
been ganted to The unle signed b. the REGISTER nf
WIS al persons in ebted are requested 10 make pay
mC those egai claims against the same to
'0A- ''- CAROLINE SWIFT,
Z. s. JACOBY,
Executors
PHILADELPHIA June 1866 I t6tF
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DROvIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
Il OF IHIL NDt4PHIA
No Ill south FOURrH Street
IECORpt,kA EDS Month, I'D. 1855.
tAPlTAL. Slb0 OOO, PAID IN.
Insurance Lives by YEARLY Premiums; or By 0, 10
or u wear Premiums, On-Orelture. -
EndOwmen payab a. uture age, or O n prir
deceGe by Yearly Premiums, or 10 year Premiums-
both q ses on forfeiture
AnnuItIes granted on favorable terms
Term 70 les Chill 'ren's ndowments
This Company while Civ ing the insured the security
OF pud up Ca Ito will divide the entire profits of he
Ii business among Its Policy holders.
MONEY rCceiv, d at Interest an paid on demand.
Authorized bv charter 10 execute rusts aud act
t&ecu or or Administrator Assignee or Guafdlan and
IN OIL er fduCiarv capac ties unUe appointment anY
court Of this commonwealth or of any person or per
sons or bodies polite or corporate
e.,,,.rx - - DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL r. sHIPL' Y, ri UARD CADBURT,
~ ~ Mai HAI X r, HENRY HAINBN,
JOSHUA II NORRIS L WISTARBRO vN
Rat HARD WOOD, VIM G. Lag IrRETH,
SAMUEL r. saPLEY RO6LAND PARRY.
,,,,,,, , . - President. ActusrT.
THOMAS WlSTAR N. D., j. II. T0WNSE ID.
IHA Medica Ei aminer Lesai Adviser.
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FEE-~fLYANLA AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRiP TOR SALE.

1he United states Government having granted TO
lie oun 9th OF eunsy vat Land Scrip repre-
sonlnt 7tU go acres ubc Land for the endowment
OF q GIicUiurI Colleges IN ths State the Board
Con mssiOneIs offer this and Grip to the plbc.
Proposals the purchase OF this Land scrip al
essod TO Tie Loard Of Commissioners OF AgrCu-
tural Lard ScliF," viii C received at the surveyor
Genera s Office at HARRISBURG until Wednesday, August
Is 1866
This land may be located in any S ate Territory
bv he OlGers OF the scIip uDon any the unappro.
priGted lands teXcept mineral lands) of toe Unltcl
states, which may be subject to sale at private entry
Zach piece scrip Jresents quarter OF e
hun GIed and sixty acres. Bios be made per
and 10 bids VIII be 'ccel.ed tor less than one
quarter section
Tie Suip Will be issued immediate on the payment
OF the money TO the surveyor General. one third o
which must paid Tithin ten dUs and the renalniu Z
two thirCs within tlily daYs after notification
CccCptauCC Ot tie bid or bids by the Board OF Com
missioHCrs
J. Nj. CABIBELL, Surveyor-General
Tor tAe oard OF Commissioners
HARRISBURG July II, 1866. lin
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

zF%SS, PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
rSsssHAlllsllssIS BOILER WORKS NEAFIE g. LEVY
TACTICAL AND tai OHElIyAl. ENGINEER>.
MAC NISTS, BOIL R-MAKER|. BLACKSNI IL,
and FOU DERS, having for many years been In sue
cesslul operation ana been exclusively ENGAGED in
and low pressure, Iron Boilers Wafer Tanks PTope-
lers etc etc respectu ly offer their services the
public being fully prepared TO contract for ines
ali siz, MUrne yer, and stationary; having ,
patterns Of different Sizes prepared 10 execute orders
with quick despatch, tYerY DESCRIPTION pattern
making made at the shortest nolice High and Low.
line, Tubular and Cylinder Boilers OF the
Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Forgings sizes and
kmus Iron and Brass astinPs all descriptions ROl
Turning Screw cutting, and all other work coDnec ed
with the abO ,e business
Drawings and Specifications for all work done a.
the establishment tree OF charge, and work guaran
teed.
The subscribers have ample wharf-Gock room ior
repairs of boats where they IL in peItec safety
and are provided with shears blocks falls etc etc
JICoB NEAFIE,
JOHN p LEVY.
S2ls BEACH and PALMER Stree s.
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. I23 south FouRTH Street

PHILADELPHIA.
H. unl POLICIES issued etanst General Accidents
ali ut sCupIiunS At cACtCdH llv
IutuIaIte eteC et or year in anN from S 10
10 81. go al premium UI only Cuc-ual p,I cent.
seCulinp the ul cmoLnt insured in OF death aud
a con ronsatiou each week equal TO the who ore
uIuu, pald
sLUI, ume iicRe,s for l. q or 10 days OrI 3, OF
T. UIuHs, 10 cen uH,, insuring III the sum SjJUO
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pL The vur.Ous haiOud ticket Offices BE sure
q purchase tickets Of the North American transit
lusuluuCC lIILDbny.
FCr cIrru sls and tUrther information apptv at the
4tLeIl Once, OF any Oi the aulhUEz ID Agents the
LEwIS L. EOUPr, President.
JAMS NJ CONRAD. treasurer
HtNRI BLUMN, ), cIe ary.
JOHN &. BULLlrt. solicitor
lhft Or.
l. 1 Ioupt late o. pennsylvania Railroad Company
II EGird Of NJ. hi Gin q I o g.
LU {. Palmer ASHER OF Commercial Bank
B.tlGid v Od so so n ErkGl street
iLu a. NJ. CnTad. o 6Z3 Market street.
!. T.. Klnlsev ontneDtal Hote
u. q LC'SCnrnE, Nos 257 and 80 Dock street,
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sAMA3ITAN's WASH

Is o. Svph liz used in conjunction with the Rect
and Herb Juices Fun directions. Price - cents.
The old sckening and DISGUSTING drugs have to give
Way remede- purely vegetable, pleasant to the taste,
and fO' TIVE URt.
cold by DEMAS BAhNES q CO., No. Il PARK ROW.
anu by Druggists
d st oSD a CO., Proprletors, No. 9l5 RACE Street
Phiiadelphla- BA
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DIRECTORS.
Thomas G. Hand, samuel r.. Stokes,
John G. avis, - + Penstan,
| Cmund Ouder Htnry sloan
1hCOplilus Paulding, Wil lam G.. Bouon,
JOl n Cnrose EDWARD Oar, 'ng tOn
James IraQuair. Ii Jones BROOKS,
ECn'y { UHhett Jr., dward LafouTcade
Jan &. dand Jacob =. Jones,
William Ludwig. James B Mcfarland,
Joseph II. Seal, |Joshua p. Eye
&, UrtC { Leiper, |SUpnCpr Mctyain,
Hugh Craig, D. B. Semple, Plttsburg,
Robert Bu' ton, "A. B Berger PIttsburg.
John ID. 1ay.Or, - 4. Morgan, Pitsburg
TFOMAS G. FAID Piesi 'cnt.
jobs q, DAVIS, Vice Pres idcnt
henry LYLBURN Secretary. rs
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MEDICAL,
VOX POP ULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. I'll South THIRD Stree 4

Price, S1'OO per tile; $50 Tor halGadozep.
lie uLccrs, ned citizens take p,essure in choer,nr
rec IL ui,LtI L tie Lse Of NriLhts Tar S1Tup 10
Couk liz colds cUusuu tUn NhOOping-couRh sno, ted
ever. NCr CCnp ant, pains in the breast, ronchIds
miami alton and restr cuon nir vesse In the lungs
etc. lie ttmt uy should be IN every family -
Clar cs e vi son Forne Press office.
Char es GraLen, Sunday Mercury Office.
JHues Nolen hqa TeT Office
lam +, orbit, Assocla ell Press
VII lam II Carpener Fire Warm and Police T
Braph tith ana hCsnu streets.
hanGUiDh Front and ombard streets.
james ". teTrne No ll29 Charles rect.
II = Davis No. E23 Gsski street
John oodsiue No 1881 Frank IN street.
kolert bonps No. lt0S Walter street,
T. u. Marcn, 10. $40 Franklin rect.
: f0 SeD0n oogIG,Ss 30 x s. ,eeond street
I. ". Howard No Dock street
a. &. MteU tZlS. econd street.
/. Raics No. 65 ,rch street
Mary Ca d vel No luS2 Sansom street
W thomas o 20 y. Fourth sire {
I. NJ. Bithy so. Q ret IS alley.
George u son NO 236 Race street,
". BToO6s No.69 no ",h second street
NJ Hassett 40. Il9 Cana street.
$. -Cyuuur Rose Busteton.
Char IS Rogers, no 92l south street.
r. I. We ing on, = cond and quarry streets
+. Thomas No. 1876 south ixt street.
Wi lh Barns. No 5l5 South front rect.
:. :. SANFORD, Opera Manager
join Napinn rear Of No 1874 North Second street.
Mr.. s.. tIoate, Newark De-.
Nr W.Eom b. Wr Qh,:-
SIR I've taFe pleasure in recommending yOur ITA r
SNhUP of witch We have already 400 cOnslderab 0
qua mites a most and eth, aCous remedy
Il plants set forth in printed Dill 81
EuhDittCu the public. 40 gratifying aCt to suffering
hun UItY We VII cheer Il " recommend SOur preIarA-
ton TO al actt with diseases Whlch Il Is designed to
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}. VAUGHAN MERRICK, WILLIAM II. MERRIcK
JOHN E. COPE
SOUTHWARK FOU NDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELpHIA
MERRICK SONS
ENGIN EkRS AND NACHlNISTS.
manufacture High and Low Pressure Engines fol
Land htver and Marine Service
Boilers GasOmeters, Tanks iron Boats etc.
Castings o, all kinds eli her iron or bass
Iron FTane Roofs 'or Gas Works, Workshops, and
Reots and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and most im
proved CODsti uction.
Every desc ptOn OF ? 'anation Machinery and Sugar
Eaw and GTist Mills Vacuum Pans Open steam Trains
Defecalors Fl teTs Pumping Engines etc.
SOe APents for N. B'lleuXB Patent sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyh's Patent steam Hammer, and As-
pinwall Woolsey Patent Centrifugal sugar Draining
Machine. 630s
PRID ESBURG MACHINE WORKS.
ID OFFICE.
No 65 FRONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
We prepared to OIL orders to any extent for oui
MACHiNFRY FOR COTTON AND WOoLLEN MI Is
Including an recent improvements In Carding' Spinning
We ins lite the attention OF manufacturers to
siye Horks ,... .,,,,,,a ,o,,
IFS ALFRED JENk5 SON.
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A CHINESE SETTLEMENT.

The Burnt Creek settlement, in the Marybo-
rough division is, perhaps, one OF the most pro
minent "townshITs" up country, and during
their celebration Of the Feast OF the New Year,
which is observed with great ceremony and
display, this place presents novel appearance
TO the European, and attracts many visitors,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

TtELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
ISoOnroRArfpRR 5sFI5aSii, iEiiasEsshArdFa isss OF
s,EEtEPGESs, 'E PEsE Pms iRsdRi5EE }R, EEEIi
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IINLkSD INsyR ,NeEs
On Goods by River ana Lake and Land Carriage to
ali parts of the Union.
On Stores Dwelling Houses, ETC.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
slSO1Sr United States cent loan .s}s GSS S 90
Treasury >Otes.'... ...;;..;...; si,375'Oo
lCO COO State Pennsylvania Five Per Cent ~ 80
$4,000 sS Of cinsy1ana SIX Per Cent ...
Loan. lI9 sl25O
Rtcsix ef esSt' Bonds So. 10000 90
..,. SAGE X Per ent Bosds ..'.,. % 5000
,oo gage six Per ent Bonds. .......s;.. 2S,l5O 90
l5,OOO 800 shares stock Germantown Gas
guaranteed by he city of Phi ade-
7l5O lG5 Shares Stock Pcnnsyivania Bai 1901 0V
5O 100 SpH SbSTss stoek oin PENNSYLVANIA SSoOo
~ ooo railroad COMPANY; .;,.:..... s,25O 90
49,. me Z, subject TO Ten days cal. -. 40 OOOOO
$1,000 State OF Tennessee Five er Cent.
l7O7O cans on Ronas and Mortgage rst '0'OVVO
liens on Cit Property .,,............I ITO 900 %
s.Ca6 $50 Par. Mar ct value. e. .soq6, i61CO
Bi HreceTatc for nsGranccs made SiO 81
Baanc, due al Agencies :-Premiums
rest nd other debts que the Com .
SCRIP enc Stock OF sandry Insurance ''''' -
mattel v, e.......................... 2OlO 90
Cash IN Eanks..........,.....s55 956 81
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"For those that fly may fight again,
Winch he can nnNpr do thnpa siam ,

Hell is paved with good intentions" though
found in johnson ana Herbert, was obviously in
that day proverbial expression. Walter scott
aScrlbes 1t 10 some ''s ern old divine"
'There is good tine cOmne," is an expires
sion used by Sir Walter Scott IN Rob Roy" and
has doubtless for a long time been familiar
eaNing in Scotland.
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PROPOSALS.

IL Js , 1o O s. a i ss .
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JOIN son, HOLLOWAY g. CowDEN s,
DNOTT & co.'s,
nd all princlI al DTupgis and Dealers.

And all princual Druggi and Dealers.
Tie SUI sCribCr wOud beg leave rur her say tha
e o. irCpHCu to f orders ~ forward the syrup to
any Tart OF he CCn ry. PCrOns des ring other In or
ma ilp ~ an viii moose posape am and answen
vi LC letUInGd sOOu the exieencies OF bus
VII GCnit ACGICsS
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT,
$40 10 III =. 1HlhD klreet Phi adelphia Pa.
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Price enc Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Doh
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From tOul 10 six boxes genera required to cIrs
ordinary cases OF Seminal Weakness though benefit Is
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IN bronze Cases, and particularly when I'm .ot 1ce
or Celia Debi y with Nervous Prostraton has
affected the system,
BELL'S TONIC Pills
Are recon mended the mOsl fcacious ReuyenatIua
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IL eNes Strength to the Organs and with the Pills
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A Pamphlet lOO pages on he X tORS OF YOUTH.
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BUUVIER's FAMILIAR ASTRONOMY,
Complete syO., 499 pages.
vi.
ROUVIER' : FAMILIAR ASTRONOMY
Abridged [; s7o., 2sG pages.

Abridged oYo, 2S5 pages.
These elegantly printed and s9perbly Illustrated works have
been made Text Books in many most celebrated schools
and colleges Their plans accuracy and simped mode Of
teaching Astronomy have received the Communications OF the
learned both in Europe and America The larger work d.
vded into five parts The first treats Of the laws which
heavenly bodies the second of the Component OF the
solar system and the phen0mena attending their movements
the third of the derea heavens embracing the fixed stars
clusters and nebulda the fourth the principal instruments
used in the OservaOry and the h Of the globes to which
appended two celestial and comprehensive Astro
nomca Dictionary In the Abridged volume the contents
identcay the excepting that in the latter all Is
omitted after Part fourth The late eminent author and
tonomer Dr. Thomas Dick of Scotland in reviewing this
educational work says:
Bouvers Familiar Astronomy embraces almost everything
requisite for mpartng general readers knowledge Of every
branch Astronomical science and the information
municstes is both ample and correct.
The volume IS Handsomely got the pictorial Hustra
ons beautiful and accurate particularly those which
hb the nebuda and other Phenomena of the derea eay
ems is awork which reflects great
plsh lady who produced it, and will hand down her
with honor to future generations"
In this estimate Dr. Dick sustained by such eminent
emporarics Sir John f. Hrsch Stephen Alexander Pro-
sor of Astronomy Princeton College, John H. Pepper Esq.,
Director the Royal Polytechnic Institution London Dr.
j. Nicho Professor Practical Astronomy the Univer
sty Glasgow, Scotland; Lieut. NJ. F. Maury Rear Admit
raj W H. Smith W. H. c. Bartlett, Professor Of Astronomy,
Military Academy West Point; George Bishop Proprietor o:
the Regents Park Observatory London Sir David Brew
Author Of Brewster's Optics; and numerous others
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CHANCERY COURT-KNoXVILLE
CIRCUIT COURT-MAYNARDvILLE


IN THIS CASE IT APPEAEtN G
u thAt abe defendant John Robertson, is NONRESIDENT
re State Of TsnDesse II is ordered that publication
brevnlov Wing for four successive weeks notifying
Robertson 20 appear AZ the Term of Circuit Court
uyt 70 Be held At the court house in MsynArdvs
Monday after the fourth Monday of May next then
srs 70 make defense 70 said Suit before the day
% Term, ihe will be taken for conSssd and Tor
Bearing psrte.
April So lscs-pfo z. J. CARR, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
WV. Lambdin VS.. Allen Hurst

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DEFENDANT non-resdent of of Ten
ssse that be absco1ded that tina ordinary process
n NV Be served upon him Ii s therefore
sSbcstion Be made for weeks BrOWnlow
Ekig sotyiny said Allen Hurst appear the
u ne Circuit Court for Union county be held
Tbs horse MaynRrdve Monday after
-s SonTth Monday Of May then and there make
kse said ait the viii be taken for confessed
Sor bearing parte.
Ay-l %, lso6-pf5 Il. J. CARR Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
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USING B. T. BABBITT'S PURE CONCENTRATED POT
ASH or READY SOAP MAKER. Warranted double the
strength of Potash and superior any other
er ley in the market Put of pound pounds
pounds pounds and u pounds with directions in English
and German for making Hard and Soft Soap Ono pound win
make Is gallons of Soft Soap No lime required Consum-
eEs will find this the cheapest potash in market.
Nos ST. S. TO- o. e. Co. 10 ~ and II Washington st., n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
Attachment.

john \. Cleveland ". 4. !. Kinney.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
the satisfaction Justice the Peace that the de-
PENDANT has HbscOnded that the ordinary process
be Served upn him Il therefore ordered publica-
Of this b made four weeks Brown
lows Wing uOyIl the defendant 4 J. Kinney, appear
before John Baker Esq his house IN 3IayuGrdvile
the 3gt day Of Nay, 1906 defense Judgment
will Dc taken against HIN BY leilult
Mayed, lsj5 4tpf5 JOHN c. BAKER, J. ?.