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This Wring.r has mgain taken the frst
premium in the G'ea Fair Of the American
InSliin'e-it has also ken the Fir. Pre-
mum n The State Fair of New York. Vcr
Wrni. PENS iNnnia, OHIO. Michigan, u di
AIT, Illinois. K-nruck Iowa, Wiz .nsln
Cnnreriirm Ri V,lr FL, ch tn, lain
Vn!te, + r. nui at n"s "f tie County ard
lm-'i"'- Fairs Throughout tue c,rntry
Over 2p0.0U0 "ave been sold and are now
il use in the United State- aud tie Heret
heard of one that ,c1s u0i liked
The UMvEEsAL peri,r t. all other
Wrin.ers, in h',i"y large rolls It -"i In
dia Rrbbrr. SO protected bs strong coo
WHEELS Int reV canrot sip or break loose
rom the shaft It, strong "ond flame ran-
n"r be broken and does "oi rust or soil the
clothes Ever U,ire sal Wr'nser is WAR.
RANTED
We select frw testimonials from persons
widely km"wn q the puBlic, h" speak ac
'ual experience, aud are ABOVE sIsp!cipn of
ml>sta ement.
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JOB WORK

JOB WORK
will be executed with nea'ness and dispatch
and Oh accommodating terms.
cB THE CASH FOR Advertising and job
Work will he required in all instances IA soon
as the work is rendered. Written orders, to
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sorghum, &c, will he
received in payment of subscriptions aud ad
verti5ing at the market rates. Also clean cot
ton aud linen rags.
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NNW SKIRT FOR 1856!
The q rcai anvcntiSn of "a Age
III . O p ) KIR T. s.

ne u Ecat Invention Oh "a Age
IN
ooP 5 KIR rs.
w BR ADiEY'S NJ. Patent DUi'iEX
ELLIPTIC COR do"hi-J SPRING SKIRT
INiiS INVENTION C)NSISrS or
L DUPLEX Tor INel ELLiFrtc PUkE
REFtSEED STEEL NP.ISG-. ug"ni"ush
braided nghi,. and iirpN ,ogci -r, ,dgr {"
edge. ma IA ru- I'ugu"-t, lnn-t h.>,'ia
Elastic nnh d,rani- Spring ever ns'd Toe,
-sid"m bead u. bi. X. III. ,h. SING
Sp'ing an' @''H.tQnen'Iy preserve tr",r
prri.rI ami brsnt,iDt ~hnp- m"r,. than twice
as lorg ~ any Nj q. Spung >k,ri ,h,, ever
Has or Tan h- made
he wonderful ileNibi'it, and gent com
fort and pleasure Ia Az. Lad, werrinv the
Dupipx Elliptic >k,rJ wiz be- experienced
particularly IN n!l crow ded A>>r,uuIie
Operas, Cr'iug.s. X. Tread 'nr,. G. ur,h
Pcws Arm Ch"r-, I"r Prom, na lie aud
tions- Dress, AZ a.. skirt ran b. '"li-d
" hen IN u>- I" occupy smYii place a.
easily aud con,euicnlIy "a ~ .,iIS ur Iiu,iln
Dress
A Lady having Enj"yeh 'h- p!ra-nr.,
Comfort aud GrrM unyrn,euc- # ,-a;iuu
IN" Dnplex Elliptic Steel spring Skin tor
a singh d.. will Never afterwards 0iing
dispense with hrir-use. For Children,
Mis.es aud Young !.adis. ihes are sup rl"r
la al "thr,s
The Hoops are covered with ply dnubl .
twisted threatrd aud will wear twic- n
long rs the Single warn S"v.ung watch is
u.ed on all Singlr Str-i Hoop skirts Tn-
three bsuom rod, On every SkiII are nIsu
D"nblr Steel, sud t~icr or d"ubic cuv.r-d
| t. pre- ca the covering ir,m wearing nfi
he rods when drdgg' Il d"wn stars, Sionr
steps. etc -tr, winch ,hey are con ,Igu,ly
slbjsct 10 when ~ nse
All are made of The nes and .lrga I
',ord-d Tapes. and are the best qu.Iiu ~
every pa'i, giving iv the -sfe, the most
grac fh aud Irriect shape pu,s,bi-. au.,
| are "nqu,siinnanl, the iigIe IN - ds~i
| rablr, C. mfnr.abe aud rron .JnIral -kirt
| rv.t maize
WnSfS' BR \DLEY & CARY Poo
pri"tor- ut ihe iuvr"',n, HnI Sn- u ,nu
tac,ure 81 tlaub-ts. aud 10 g. 81 Rratr
| streets. \. W Ymk
For Sal- all lnr first rlas- stores H.,
tiss- tiiy, ard throughout L.. UEird States
| and Cap'ds. Havana d. ."ba MrxIcp. South
| imrri"a. and the West / dis
~ Irqdre f'r re Daplex hlIip'i. los
d"ubrj sprng skirt. A &C
March IS, 1866 3mo
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"My family would ~ -o"n give up th.
cooking stove as this LUTHEs WRiSGR
u rann"t be too hig"rv rrcommeuued.-
SMsn. Robinson.
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."Ths j. th" ird VIZ ger have found
that w""id ana h,s.rvicc required Of it
=. riuugins l.o"rjy jy,'s iiotri.
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IN EQUITY ancaster.

IN EQUITY ancaster.
}. j. Porter Adm'r. Biz for sale Of Resi-
VI Estate, to marshall ns
l. K. Rome, et al N>ers, &c
In con tormity to III. Decre,al order of
the Court "f Equity a. June Term. 1866
in the above st,'rd cns,., tue S.editu-- .f the
Estate oi Robert u. Porter. ar. her-b
nuiinrd that / e> are restrained b, lriunc
,ion from surirg nj law Oh their culu !,
gnins; sain Estate The said cr-dlI"r- are
iurth-r notified thnl the, ave required to
pr"seut I'D establish ih-ir claim, berur.. the
undersigned t"mui-si"rirr of the Court.
IN or hei",e the lUIh day %. Oct Der n-x,.
or falling =" "a d. said 81 ,in~ will bc barr.
ed K. 6 BILlIN -, C. 4 l., ID.
July 4th, I861. -3m
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s q u L II e A r 0 lin A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Rirhmond McHanus, Appii J
cant W ATos McManu. In Ordinary.
Hagh heManu., eta dvi'ts
u appearing tn my saiis'sctisn that
Rob-rt Nc ~sau-. William Ford and hits
wiis Mary. Asros phljjps and his Nile
frsf els X II Huds.n and his wife Re-
becra. Jafe aud ChiIdru of John u Sc
uanu-. siz: anso. Mc.Ianas. r. rrisw sle.
Nanss and Sarsb aIeAinnus. reside wiiaoot
the limits Of this Sis,r; ~ 10 therefore 90
dared ihst 'hey d. sppear asd object tc the
division or sale Of tie Rsai E-tst. OF Rs
becss Arsisau- (dve'd,) % o, bsf.rs TIE
" q ds. oft)ctobet. a D., 1850. of iheis
conseHt 20 the ssess Y.ifte snssrsd ef se.
csrd. u a. WILLIAMS.
Orainsss Lancaster District.
July i4,h 1906. --sxe.
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SOUTH CAROLINA = Lancaster District
pY d. A WILLIAMS, Esquire. Ordinn.
ID ~ for raid District

~ fy Tor -alu biasrIct
WHEREAs. s l. LINDSEY. hse ap
Piled TO me Tor Letters Of Administration,
on all and singular, tie good. and ch"ttrI-,
rights and credits of J. e. LINDSEY
late If the District aforesaid. deed.
tn ese are, therefore, 10 cite and ndm"n
ish all and singular, lhe Kindred and credi
tors OF the said deceased, to b. and appear
before me nj our next Ordinarv's Court fo.
the snid District. la be holden nj lancaster
Court House on the tn day Of Sept next.
TO show cause, If any, why the said Ad-
rninistration should not be granted
GIVEN under my hand and seal, this 18th
day 'ot August, in the year Of our
Lord orr thousand eight hundred and
sky ak, and in the 9lst year Of tn.
Independence Of the u s. OF America.
ID. A WILLIAMS, o. l.. ID.
Aug. -, 1856. ~
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S o U T ii c AROLIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT
Henry N. Ctybu,n. Appllcani,o

IS InO Ordinary.
Jesse CT, burn. 90. N Sow
- ct. al. Defe"da"ts
Ut npprsring TO nv satisfaction that
George KIIkIay and wife Anna, Wyiie
VIII 9 AMI wIfe Ellen. aud dang ,ter II
Lcui- Ci, burn, jr deceased, ZANE not
known. defendants IN the above stated ease
resld. S>i'hout the limits OF iris Sta = IL
is therefore ordered that they do appear ana
object To the divi-ior or sale If the Real
Estate OF lpnis 81 burn. ar. deceased. Oh
81 he.ore the i,l dav Of November, A. ID
1866 or their conssn, TO the same will br
entered Of Record.
ID A. WILLIAMS,
Ordinary Lancaster District
July seih. 1866
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81 h"ari'y comment 1t economists Of
TIM, m"uej aud c"ulrnlmcnt - rne Rev
DR. Bellows
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YO KyiLLE ENQuI .ER.
YORkVIil.E, a. C..

IEIt,fs IN Adv sNcE--rbree dol
lara ard hliy ern,- per yvas t~,, .dellsrs
for six meets s; one doIIaf for ti,rer fnvot,s
n p.aeie 10 'rreenbseks.' Wbsn p-v.
msa, Z o 80 ~ rpreir. iwe doiiar- au,s tif
= rent. per ,s,r css sipiiar saa t~sst I
hss ssnis fef six msaihs; seventy i've
cents fss three aontAs. Siagis copies, ten
ceats.
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.BABBl7f.S COLUMN:
~ Percent Saved
oO BY USING

oV BY GslNa
ID T BABBlTT'S
~. LABOR. SAVING SOAP.
This sSenp !. made from pure and clean
materials. COMBINING MO ADULTE,
RATION OF ANY KIM, will not Wjuts
the most delicate fabric; and is especially
adapted for woolens, which viii not shIiny
ufteI being washed with this Soap. ftDay
be used IN hard or salt water. !, will re-
move paint, gIeese, Tar ard stains OF all
kirds One pound warranted equal to two
p"u d. Of ordinary family soap. DrectisE,
sent with each bar for making three gallons
handsome -oIi sonp fromone pound of this
Soap Each bar is wrapped ma circular
containing full. directions f,r use, printed
in Englsh and Gefmnn, hsk your e-oe.f
for ID T. Babuitt's Soap" aud take ID
other. b. II BABBfFr -
Nos "a. IS, 81. 81, 6s, 6g, 10. IL g. "a
Washington st N Y
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I Il | E. + 5 :.

7 Il | E. ES.
i@'gs Wringer. "A" $I3 90
McdiIm Wung-r. "B" IL %
D"N = Na-' er. Family Siz-. ~ Uu
DoW'N "a-hrr. !io'ri SIz" iS 90
MercnnnIs or good .urvps-trs can make
n'"n'' rapidi, s-iii Z them IL every town
"%r'nSN" sale guar, nirsh aud liberal terms
give" to re p"n iOlc par Ie' io iirs apply
or,crpu'r Circ'"rr ma '-rn,- scut uee.
l"e ce'erra'ed DpTY'S CiDrlif,S
WASHER "nic" ha- '>: taSrn Il e iirsr
urcminm At tue gre Il rair "f tie Amrricau
si'i"t", is ais" sud b 'h- Undersigned.
<. Z. BROWNING General Agent.
No. 3i7 broadway, New York.
February TIN, iaG6--lv
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soop pEs yElR I'VE iw.ai Ag-a,,

evrrywbero To eel our IMPROVED $40 s.~
Ig MHcL'n's Th're new kn,ds Under
and upper feed. seat 80 trial Waran'rd
tive wears Above salary or large c.nni,
-ion> pnh TIE ONLY machines sold " the
u it'd Stnie- 'or less Ii-n $40. - h,ch are
fallv lirsnsrd by .i"se WheyIrf & NilSou,
Gtosnf d. Baker, Sihge a. 10, AID BachrI
der tLL inner g cap nacbises are infria
genenfs aE hr seller .r uIsr ase II be lo
arfssi iin- and Imprisonment Il'u tr,ird
circular, sen, ftrr Address. az cslI upan
Shaw a. clatk, at B,dd.iofa, Maiae spr tli
c"g0. W " "
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UNITED STATES
STEEL p EN- WORKS,
Factory. cAMDEN. ri.
IL Estorbrook e. 90.
ssssl Pen. Manufac,urera

483 ARCH ST PHILADELPHIA.
42 JOHN ST NEW YORK.
Tzess Celebrated Peas are Of Gsnsins Am.r
isan xaasfscfsye. ssd eoapris eveyy isSdix1
styls In Ls MARKET, dnd are equal is fsisk,
stsstieity sad saerSs Of poi4 20 tie bsg in,
ported zhty are. therefore. sure 10 gain fAs
coafdenee Of ths Awevjeaa ps6iie.
camples and Pricss on application.
Lots Asde 70 order OF any pattern otsssmp
required.
For Sale to kAs 7rsSs at t4s AansEaefexrv's
Warshessss, a. above; aad 81 reisif kx4u
ststis~eys 8eotsstisss ssd Esss Ds1isSs ~
sAs Usitcl Sfafss 49,
March 2. tssS.--sn.
a LARGE sppely q BIsaN NllsSM ssis
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THE RICHMOND FINES.
Is fupL-HEo DAILY AND sgMiwEsHLY BY
ChAS IL. WYHaE.

otfies N w. Corner ), il, and l4ih street,.
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Ofdhary LaccasIef Distfict
July aelh. ls66-3mo..
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1866-04-19

The ROAD TO BLARNEY.-A ira
der in Ireland thus describes his ex-
perience:
Arriving at Blarney, the gate is
opened by an old woman, with short
dress and cap, saying, "Welcome to
Blarney, SIR" "Good morning, miss !;
good luck to you p expecting for
this civility some silver coin, which
is accordingly handed to her. A
boy then presents himself to guide
you over the ruins. Arriving at the
door, an old dame comes up, puts a
rusty key to rusty lock, and we
are within its portals. "Sure, miss,
and you must be after kissing the
stone" So down we stopped and
kissedit three times, and then merrilly
wended our way up the winding g
stone staircase, worn by the feet Of
many pilgrims, to the very parapet,
looking over at the town below.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1866-04-19
How TO TAME A LroN.-A Pari

How TO TAME A LroN.--A Paris
letter-writer for one of the English
papers is facetious. He says -
Somebody has discovered the way
in which Batty tames the king of
the forest. he gets lion, you see,
and keeps him in state of starva-
ton for days, and when the beast is.
in the extremity Of hunger he throws
him a hungarian jacket--a regular
full dress Magyar costume, with lots
of frogs, embroidery and buttons.
The starving lion rushes at it, tears
it and worries it, and finally bolts it.
Then comes Nemesis in the shape of
Indigestion; and then, when the
king of the forest has headache,
heartburn, and is generally shaky
and seedy, Batty appears in another
Hungarian costume, just like the In
dtgestamoles, and the brute creation
not, I presume, liking the chair of
the dog that bit you" system, Leo
shakes head and turns tail. From
that moment he is "gone COON
a conquered lion-and learns to lick
the hand that beats him.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1866-04-19

AMUSING EXPERIMENTS ON RATS.
An amusing experiment on rats was
recently perpetrated in a mercantile
house in Petersburg, Virginia. Two
of these animals had been trapped,
ard it was decided to try the effect
OF whisky upon them. Forty drops
We're administered to each of them
by force, and the result awaited.
They were placed in a wide, deep
box, into which some gravel had
been thrown. A saucer of whiskey
was placed therein. For awhile all
was silent, each rat having seated
himself in corner, where he re-
mained as morose as a rat could be.
By and by, however, the liquor
began to work. The rats began to
smile and play with their tails then
to jump up and squeak; then to fall
down and roll over Finally one of
them found the saucer, and with the
peculiar curiosity attaching to the
race, dipped his nose into it. He
drank, and the noise of his drinking
brought his companions to his side.
They drank as though they were re-
ally fond of the stuff, and, it is esti-
mated took more than twice forty
drops. And now they got glorious.
They kissed each other; they wres.
tied and played about again visited
the saucer and got mad over it, and
a rough and tumble fight ensued,
which lasted until both were ex-
hausted. Then they remained for
awhile, each with paw to his nose,
grinning at the other. Finally both
fell asleep, and while they were glo-
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Corn Planters! Corn Planters |!

am prepared to furnish Patent Corn Planters,
that with one man aud mule win perform as much
work rs fVe men, and three mules In the ordinary
way.
The old patrons ofW. r. TUNNARD are invited
to renew their former patronage, as the former
proprietor will be found at the establishment to
attend to his old as well as new customers
All work will be guaranteed, and special atten-
ton will be paid to
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The Gazette& Goaetet


A correspondent of the Natior
writes that a few years ago, while il
Paris, he amused himself by study
ing the faces Of distinguished
Frenchmen, chiefly authors and ar
lists, whose photographs were exhib
tied in the shop windows of the
Boulevards. Some Of his descrip
tions are as follows:
AzeDonder Dumas, Pere.--A face
whose features have an unmistakable
basis of the negro about them. Bald,
bright, jovial, somewhat coarse, and
decidedly earthly. Indications of a
tough epidermis and strong constitu-
ton, Plenty of self-esteem and
vanity.
Victor HNgo-A magnificent
head-the brow piled up square and
compact, where all the intellectual
organs seem well and evenly devel-
oped. Immense ideality, above
which the moral faculties arch the
head into well redounded dome.
The hair gray, and cut close to the
head. Eyes not large, but deep and
intense with soft fire. Large ears.
Nose in harmony with the rest of
the face, which inclines to square
ness. Mouth expressive Of determi-
nation, yet full of feeling. Thick
moustache and very short, gray
beard.
Lamartime,-As complete con
trast to the last as can well be. A
high but retreating brow vain, su-
percilious eyes; nose long and
pointed mouth rigid, yet weak
no beard or moustache.
Jules Jaain.-A large head and
tace, full of joviality and 6onhomie-
suggestive of portly person and
little life of intellectual ease.
IAiers.-A head and figure which
perfectly recall the English Punch
or rather, cross between Punch and
Yankee clergyman, Face very
compact. Short gray hair; no
beard. Wears spectacles, through
which he looks intensely senatorial
and dignifed.
Gui2ot-Very old and very grave
A large, intellectual brow. Thin
gray hair Eyes not bright; the
muscles beneath them swollen and
baggy. Thin, fixed mouth. No
beard
MicAezt.-A face of an old man, |
benevolent, serene and intellectual,
but not revealing ano other special |
trait.
Edmond A6out.-Young, hearty, |
jovial, witty. Good, handsome eyes |
Looks as if he would soon get ac-
quainted with you, and be the best
"a win P"hJ'
Eugene Pezzetam.-An intense and |
serious face, bent downward in
thought. Black, piercing eyes,
black hair, and thick, black beard.
Madame George tSand.-Long,
oval face; large dark eyes, with
dropping lids. Face expressing
of a dreamy, voluptuous
great benevolence and
intellectual genius.
Gustaye Do7e.-Rather handsome;
lark gray eyes, full Of unmistakable
genius; a good head; mouth and
chin indicating frmness and perse.
Verance.
Rosa BomAeur.-A face not ex-
pressive Of genius. Features some
what hard and fixed. Expression
bright, but unsympathetic.
4
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PLOWs! PLOWS!!

PLoWs,
HARNESS AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Of every description made of the best material
and workmanship.
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ALSO, FOR SALE:

ONE LIGHT WAGON,
ONE LIGHT DRAY,
ONE FINE BARoUCHE, nearly new.
ONE Nd TOP BUGGY,
TWO CARYALLS,
Suitable for Butcher Oh
PeddIer Wagons
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A. leblanc,
AUCTIONEER u GENERAL AGENT,
THIRD SIT. NEAR THE RAUR

THIRD ST, NEAR THE BANK,
Baton Rouge, La.
TIvEs HIS ESPECIAL AND PROMPT AT.
NJ tention to the private and outdoor Auction
Sales Of
REAL ESTATE, MACHINERY.
SUGGESTIONS, SADDLES a HARNESS
CARTS and WAGONS, Farming IMPLEMENTS,
Horses, Mules, Cattle and other Live Stock,
BUGGIEs, PRODUCE. 'z"
CARRIAGES, GROCERIES,,
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS,
LIQUORS and other articles on consignment
The best references given when required.
Remittances promptly made to any point.
Storage furnished until day of sale.
REGULAR SALE OF SUNDRIES.
Every TIL URsDAY. At IL o'clock, Am.
At Sales Room, on Third Street, near the Bank.
A. LEBLANC,
jan23 Auctioneer and General Agent.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1866-04-19
PLANTATION & PLOW WORK.

Now is the time to encourage home industry and
Southern enterprise, and all are invited to can
and examine at the old stand, corner Of Main and
Church streets, Baton Rouge, La. |-'""I
marl7-y FRED. d. TUNNARD.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1866-04-19

riously unconscious, a terrier was
dropped before them, and the curtain
falls. 13 gllll6g. =
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1866-04-19
Fred. lid. TsEasas0rd.

ME SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
l. friends and the ublic generally, that he has
increased his facilities for doing business and is
now fully prepared to execute all orders for manu-.
featuring and repairing all kinds of
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
CARTS AND
WHEELWRIGHT WORK.
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COUNTRY BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY WEST.
" chester county; high shady grounds distance
from the city by Harlem Railroad Inquire of Mrs. Jane
Reid I25 Ninth street.
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CREDITORS OF JAMES HEBRON BEHAS.

formerly Of Norfolk in the state OF virginia IN the Unit
states ~ America 81 Liverpool, the cogniy %
Ianca England who died NJ Liverpool Aforesaid
Hboui the ed dag OF April 1861 "a re-.
siding before the "a day ~ july lrf end
to claimants residng abroad before the 3is day ~
August 1905 send by post prepaid 70 Nesfs. HARVEY,
JEFONR nnd RYIEY u Liverpool aforesafd the solicitors
Tie uias the 10 their Chris
tlAn and addresses and descriptions he fan
culars Of their claims statement % their accounts Ane
the Of secureA IL he'd by them, ~ Ia Do
fault thereof they viii be Icfeml excluded from tho
benefit OF said decree. Every Creditor residing Erg
land holding security, IL prcdgcc the before Ls
Vice Chancellor, Sir william flee Wood, al ~. ChAmeeis
~ New square. Iincalns Inn the county Of Middle
sex England. Monday tho ieh day % July $50 - y
O'Clock al noon and every Creditor residing abroad b.te
security, 10 10 produce tie before the sAla -
Chance or AZ his ChAater situate Aforesaid on Moh
day the 9Th day % November iS ~ " O'Clock ~ hovn
being the times appointed Tor adiadcatns on the eaa
Da,ed this SD day of fune, Ies
NY. LBnAn Shl,i ll~h
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CoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATE THE
" sn@sthctfc Of nitrous OXIDE extracted
teeth ito aie for thirteen patients without
complaint OF pain of injury from the gss
Every patient has signed certificate scroll 10 thla eject
Once - cooper institute '
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DUBsuAST TO DECREE or rnB HiGH corr
j Of Chancery England, made IN cause. " Shun ~
smith aud Another the Right Reverend John Nicola
the
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

A DvERrIsrR DESIRES GOOD FARM Asp BUILD.
II ngs In AZ accessible locality Address with vy lowest
essb prize ans all particulars L. T. FOR CobleskD
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nO nnA REwARn MIIL Hf pam rnR NE RH.

gs.Ouv arrest Of one Lsrnes, snreau Iamirnse,
United states the "a % duly nstah lilo dark,
bilious complexion about feet nches high slight fnid,
dark black hair slightly touched gray; bad
one tooth deesyed and partly broken left aide q gIper
Jaw wore fu beard Of The time u his ESCAPE and was
dressed IN black; speaks English. Apply 10 COtDEHI
SkOfHikS, ~ Wall street. New York
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TIEELAND FARM AND FRUIT LANDS rs A WILD
and hetithfu climate. Thirty miles south Of Phade
phs BY Railroad, In New Jersey limo 81
az Baltimore, Md and where large numbers Of returned
varying from clay q sauiy loam suitable FOR Wheat,
Grass Corn, Tobacco. Fruits and Vegetables This great
fruit country Five hundred Vineyards and Orchards have
been planted out by experienced fruit growers. Grapes
already OF the most beautiful places the United states
The entire territory consisting OF foryave square miles Of
land, L. laid out upon general system Of improvements
The nd only sold settlers with pub-
well other ADVANTAGES has the Of Of
taste II has Increased Eve thousand people within the
three ycars Churches Stores schools, Academies, Sor
cites OF Art and Learning and other elements Of
nnement and culture have been introduced. Hun.
drcis OF people are constantly settling several hun
dred houses are being constructed. and II IL est.
mated that I've hundred will be built during the sSmmer
frce OF farm land, twenty lois aud upward s25
Five and ten Village Lots for sale Fruits
and vegetables pcn earlier IN this district than IN other
locality north 81 Norfolk Va improved Places for sale
torcs foundcs stores and the Ike For persons who de-
sire mid winters healthfui climate and good soil IN
.e.sing AZ other social piys IN The heart feivilrson
Rural paper giving fun Information aud reports
81 SCION Robinson, sent 10 applicants Address ClAS X
LANpls Vinelsnd Post cnice lands township, New Jer
sey FROM report OF Scion Robnson agricultural editor %
the Tribune; the most ertrn 70 fertile tracts in
A. almost level position and suitable condition for pleasant
farming that We know q this side Of the Western prarcs
CT TO SIS PER ACRE FOR GOOD FARMING
road and canal also some nne Timber and Wood ois Ap
ply At "a Pine street ,. EDWARD MAsIfN.
81 500 -rARs a ACRES oooD LAND.
barn, A. pleasant locations twenty eve miles 10 Jersey
one milo from station. WILLING, IL Chambers street.