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donderry with 5000 bush. Corn at Sc. Cd. and an
italian vessel from Philadelphia to Cork per order,
with 800 bbls Petroleum at 6s. 3d. or Same rate OF
the Continent between-Havre and Antwerp.
Messrs. Jay Cooke e. Co. have taken the entire
se of rooms under their present office to acoommo
date their rapidly extending business. Through this
house the process of funding tho 1905 is proceeding
upon large SCALE and thousands of persons who
bought 1905 of them are seeking their conversion
into gold bearing bonds. The receipts of notes Tor
conversion are literally by the bushel.
Reference to the proceedings OF Congress sho"
that the Senate has amended the loan bill IN avery
thorough manner. The proposition denying Nationai
Banks the power of paying interest OH country oa
balances Is a movement in tho right dTectlon anu
will,go far toward checking specnations in Wali-st'
Tho Treasury can do without legislation of any king
and from sales Of 59Os can get all the moneyneeded
70 pay off the compounds as they mature 1t Is TO DO
boped that the Senate will strengthen the secretary
in his efforts TO fund the debt and got tho business
of the ceuntry back as s0On as poSSlHe 10 tne
specie standard.
we learn that at a special meeting of the Board OF
Directors of tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company
heldon tho 18th inst, Dir. james NJ Brown OF MeSsrs'
Brown, Brothers g. Co. was unanimously elected
member of the Board of Directors to fill the vacancy
eaused by tho decease of Mr. Charles Augustus Davis
and MI Louis McLane late of California, President
of the Express and Banking Company OF WehS'
Fargo g. Co., was unanimously elected to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Leonard W
Jerome.
The Western Union Railroad earned the third
week ineFebruary
1861. $4,000 1866. ,T61 Decrease ...s2sf
The Rock Island Road earned tho third week in
February:
Sls217 1866. -. t52.41 Decrease ..,. S2oa
The Michigan Central Road earned the third week
in February
S766l2 1866 s57 200 Increase. sl9.H2
At meeting of the Western Union Telegraph III
rectors last week it was decided in view of the sue
cessfu working of the Atlantic Cable that 1t ID not
advisable to expend any more money Oh the RUSSIAN
Extension at present The distance across tho Rus
sian Territory yet 10 completed is about 900 miles
The shipments of Pittston coal by tho Pennsylva-
MIA Coal Company were:
Week ending Fob. 80, 1867 .-...-.-. e5h ,oo
Previously, .<'''''
10 same date 1865. V''''A
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NOTICE.-Whereas, by virtue of q resolution
~ adopted OF than twohri q its Socshod me
Farmers National Bank OF Waukesh Wisconsin ~ closing " ne
and creditors notified 70 present the
notes and other claims said Association its bnnshouSe ID
WaukeshA for redemption aud payment -. - ,.cox p.,..
wAukesha Wis Nor. 30 1906
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Chances for Business Glen

A VALUABLE STEP-LADDER PATEN L
supealed by noue light strong and dursbe state OF New
York Is sold Parties from surrounding States wishing asure th
III NaAust Room IT, Also several aaer Taents
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Fisk g. HATCH,

Bankers aud Dealers in Government Securities,
No. 6Nassau.st., N. Y.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD CoMPANY-ntcrest at the Of sx per cont
per annum IN GOLD, payable in the City OF Now.YOrk
For full particulars apply TO or address
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p,nlera and Da,lera In Coycruiu.ut Securfcg
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@isfsllanenns.
rHEw1rE OF HENRY CLAY.
sr yAxEs PARTON.

Lucrstia Han, who wss for moro than
half century tho wife Of Henry Clay, wa
born at Haparstown, in Maryland, In the
year 1871. While she was still a child,
her father, Col. Thomas Han, emigrsted to
Lexington, In Kentucky, which was then q
village consisting Of a few log huts. IN
1907, when she was sixteen years Of age,
thero wero but fifly families residing In Lex
ingtou; and, Of all that beautiful and fertile
country surrounding the town, but small
part was yet In cultivation. The primeval
forests could 10 seen In every direction;
panthen, bca n, wolves, wild turkeys and
deer, were frequently shot within half a
mile ofthe rude log court house. 1t wns
a, this frontier town, peopIed, however, BY
polite families from Maryland and Virginia,
tina, Lucre,ia Hart passed. the years Of her
youth and early wonanhood. ....n,i
1t could not bo expected that amid such
scenes sho would acquire the arts Of the
drawing room, or much Of the knowledge
which 10 stored in books; she did acquire,
however, an abundance Of such knowledge
and skill as her situation required. Few
women have ever understood better the
management Of q plantation than Lucrctia
har.
Tho country wal rapidly filing up. ln
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agricultural.
THE TAXES oNFARM1Na.

The following ID vesy Important to farm.
ers, snd the decisions have recently been
given By the Commissioner Of Internal Rev.
enpe a Wsshingtan- lnr.,r!s nr,.lri
.LEF~msn will not b required to mako
return Of produce consumed in their own
immediate families.I '"''''.' "'''''..
2. The farmcn's profits from sale Of live
stock are to be fauud BY deducdns from the
Erps receipts for animals sold, the, purchase
money paid for the same, E animals hare
boon loss during the year BY death or rob
bcy. the purchase money paid for the same
may 10 deducted from tho gross income Of
the iarm. .'l.Iir, al,Y rr''Hl .ii - iinHu
3 No deduction can, be made BY tho
farmer for the value Of services rendered BY
his minor children, whether ho actually pays
Tor such services or not. If bis adult clil.
fren work for him and receive compensa-
ton for their labor, they are to be regarded
- other hid lsborers In determining his In
come. rd' 'r inrir.p' .'i.'' '''' ~ Ta',
q. Money paid for labor, except such .,
!. used Of employed in domestic ,.ervics, or
- .c ~" ,..d,,... ~, y. ,a.d,.,-
- - -" :" r'-V.' :" IN ;TNTi'
i n, a.dr.,;,,, y, ., -, \. .,,o,,~od =, ,nv n,
o. 90. c,-,,,,, ..., - ,,,n,.d,,,,,. l.io, n
s.,.. ..r-.u,. 80 .,rr,o,s, , ,,o,,;o, of
N. tim, IN proapc,iye labor. u,eb 4. ,,n,.k.
inc b,,,.,.r! and cheese for ,ae puroppor,iou.
.,s amour, Of the vaees paid them may be
t3et,ucted. II .r,ylrrr : !. ,s1uIo9 nii 2. /
"a. Expense for ditchine and clearing
now land ara plainly expenses for perna-
nan, imurovament and not deducted, .,,'
~ TN. vbol. ,mo,n, sxneodsd far far.
ar,,.,, ,rn,;sa during ,bs war "a ,be firm.
en- land NAV be deducted. but no deduc.
,;on /. allowed for fsr,iIix.u produced ON
,b. farm. The ooar of feed purchased for
sowing and planting may le deducted.
a'rif a per,on sclb timber standing, the
n,of;,, ara "a be obtained bv estimating tho
value of the land after tb. removal Of tho
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NUMBER 5,l9...
. WHO Is a BRorBER'S

Whenever know Of q man that nobody
else pr,ys tos !, seems ~ u my besrs
would brssk for him. if hear Of man
ths. hes broken sway from oil instruction,
instead Of saying, -Ilc is q devil" would
much rather cay, ..ile is my brother, and
fei som, for him" When [ walk up Broad
way, ',is |. pain to me to hook up and down
the s,res, and SEQ 40 many, with .ppsrsnt.
ly nobody 70 caro- for their souls Nov. u
ther b In this houas to day any man who
= wicked and degraded !. if t,ere is any
man that sails rum-snd that Is about q
had o. man can be jn this worhi-l don't
cay this to hun your feelings, bat because,
ss servant Of Christ, must talk plainly
to every man; IL there Is q pan in this !,
congregation ,ha. has gotten his living by
stealing, from the mos, vulgar form, Of
stealing up 70 tho mos respectable, gen,eet
way, In which so-eslled honest men steal,
and call il 6nsncierins if there arc any
who live in any way diseredinb's in tho
eye Of tho world or ID. the eye Of God /;
any who makes catering to lua or passion,
iber means OF livelihood; if tbsre are any
who have stood upon thsse boards, not %
instruct. but simply to smusc or dssrsde
their fellow.meui sectors, managers, os any
o,hen-give me your hand, you arc my
brethren! Il Is tho blood Of, Chriss that
makes you and mo related, which y moro
precious than tho blood Of your father or
my father. Ny soul goes out for You; and
llong to bring you 10 know how Chriss
feels for you. Oh! wandering sheep, b
no, 20 lost Christ calls you by his voiee.,
He sends mo hero to say to some man who
is on tho poin. Of decision, but who thinks
!, no use to Try to be good any louser-
drink, perhaps, may be taking you down
OF your passions are dragging you down,
and you don't know how to resist the in-
slIious pleasures which surround you or
your companions arc taking you down, and
nobody, as you think, cares for you -no-
body pmys for you or gives you instrs'e-
ton. Yes, there Is ono who does-I caro-
for you; not out Of my own nature. but
becausc the spii. Of my Master makes ms
thus caro- for your soul. Ho sent ms to
tell you that He-g'orious as He is-.hst
he cares for you ten thousand times moro
than do. He loves you-he longs for you;
and there shall no, be one man who makes
ono faint motion toward better life that
He viii not stand ready to receive; AMI
He shall send forth the angels, saying unto
them, @Take care Of that man, and bear
him up, lest at any time he dash bis foot
against stone. e.'-Hs~y Rdrd Beeeh0.
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IN hNhnI TIE tsttle ffom The nrs I seaidsd ~.
n. torture was unbesrabis. % The MsIiecn
Mustang Ltnlmsnt relieved ths pAiu esnasst tmne-
diatsly. It healed Tsptdys and lsn vsry htsis
Gas PostsR tap Broad d, .PhiladA.s
This II merely . sampls Of what The Mustang
Lfnimeut viii do. II u tavAlasblei IN Ill easss OF
wounds. svsiiinss spsins. ssts, bruises spsuns'
Beware Of counterfsits. None 10 genuine I'M
les wrapped IN Ane stssl.plats suEr.vinss, beaf:
lag The sigAatars of O. W. .Wstbrook. Chemist snd
The Scssis stamp. Of DEnAs BARsn cs-'Ns
sSRxfooA SPRING WATER sold BY sil Dpsxists
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s,r.lso.-x!rn.smosnl o. piansa.ioe BIZ:
ssS % ssssss . Dssss SsnuS Setesy q oss d Ne n
sutstions ef nsw. Yotk. 4 V ~. that Dtahs
painted AL The roeks In the Eastern States .ith 81:
granny lsgisistsn 10 pSa q hv "prsvseting dis
hgurinx The iaee Of nature. /. which pyss him mo-
nepoiy. We do mol know hoW thii u, but We do
mo. tAs ran0n s.ss. ,SL 4, nS oshsF
community, and are deAkh On DystepAA-SertAin,
They a.s y:ry inyiEsssslsg vhsu l.aSsid spd week.
sARAfOaAsfRiNG WATER. sold By all DrSrr,sss
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A oorespoadsut Of tho Xsiss E~~
who raisos some yesn 6fty. soas OF bard
she'll squaaheA ays that wishous the seeds
they cause greater Cow .of milk than any
o,bss- vegetable BE- sverr ussd. By, WAY Of
experiment one ssssou, be- ed thsm with
the sseds, and Tho milk considerably d.
creased. nthree days sAer taking out ihs
s.sia '.rhs min w.s double and quito .
rich."
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State Of Maine.

YORK, S.
A O c.s,t Of css.fv cs~~ississsrs, bssun ssf Asid
ss lffrsd, for sd ssfAis nAs cessiy sf Ys'k, 90
tAs Ssesa< Tuesday Of <SvtL 4. %. 1857.
IN the foregoing petition. IL - considered by the
OComn iss,oners that the petitioners are respon-
sibls and that thsy osght 10 he heard touching The
matter set frth In their petiton and therefore or
dor That The petitioners give notice 10 all persons
and cospers tious interested, that the County Con-
missioaess win meet at dwelling house Of Charles
C. Bsrrsll, 10 YosA. In saii County. on Wednesday,
the anh day OF June A. ID. 1871, at tea o'elock iu
the fovsnooo OF aid day. whom they viii pro.
eeed V visw the route set foIth In the peti-
ton, ana immedsstsly stsr suoh yisv, At some
ecavsneot place In the vicinity, will ktvs hear
Ing To ths pastiss and their vitnsssss SAd notice
20 bs BY esssing copies Of sid petition, and this
order ef nsscs thereon % Be served upon esoh Of
the Town CisSks ofaid towns ef Yofk and Eliok and
sso BY posting sp Copies of the sane In thrss pub
iie :plsess n sssh Il aid towns and psblishlaG
shs sAns thrss weeks sucosssivsly In the Unioa
ssd JosrsAl. Q nsvspaper printed n Biddsfefd 10
aid Coaaty. The drss of aid pablicatious, an1
sAsh os The other notices 70 Be ~ least thirty days
bssOrs he time ef sAid meeting. that all psrsons
Day thea sad thers b prsssat and shew essss, n
say thsy have. vhy the prayer Of aid Pssitioa
XttssI C.B. LORD, Clerk.
,~~~ Copy Of The Petition sadordsf Of cOsr,
SS~~' "
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Farm, for Sale.
To the Hon. County Commissioners for the
Countv Of York

THE undersigned, Inhabitants OF tho towns Of
i York and Eliot, represent thai the road COM
pied by Joel Haley, In York st the highway lead.
Ing from York to 4, ortsmouth, and leading over
Beach Ridge, so called. to, and ending ~ the
Midway lssdiny from Eliot 10 Portsmouth,, near
the dwelling hoass of Daniel A. hill In Elios, u
narrow crooked and ineonvenient.
Wherefore your petitioners request your nonors-
bls hody Al your earliest convenience 70 view the
AID road sndwids strAighteu, and locate vherev.
or In your opinion u seems proper and right snd
the public good requires.
Yerh. 10Th March, A D.. le6:.
CHAS. Q. BARRRLL, and sevsn othera
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A lady At Reading, Pa, found . large
lizard In tho milk she poured into her col.
90. The miIknaan got watsr Or Nh cans
cut Of spring instead Of tho hydraut
Hence the trouble. The people Nsre indis-
nant and demand q return 10 The hydnnL
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...n; %s., lss. Ds ..4 ysSss yEa =.
N.v yor. We. hardly IssoEp!.sd Sy her s:S isnds. s
ruby complexion, OF almost marble snosthnesa
and Instead of q, she really appeared bat ~. vhs
tsld them plainly she sssd nAgAA's magnolia
Balm. and would not bs without u. Any lady can
Improve hW personal sppsarancs WY msoh oy
BxRxr0aXsPRiSa wArER.sold all Dussis.s
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ETIQUETTE AND FASHION.

Whether ladies ought to have seats. I
believe they ought.
Railways side with tho ladies.
When atm in crowded car and Ia.
dy comes IN. I think Il 10 the duty Of somo
other man to get up and give her his seat.
! look around tho car to see II any man Ia
the crowd looks like making a move In
that direction, and when sec them al
keep their seats, bury myself In my news.
paper and blush for my sex.
Some Of your male correspondents
think the ladics ought to thank us for CIV.
Ing up our seats.
Ladies', don't you b imposed upon by
any such idea.
Get the gentlemen In tho habit Of being
thanked and they'll expect H.
Stick up for your rights, ladies. and
stand on yoar dignity.
Dignity II good thing to stand on when
you can't get scat
But seats arc your rights whenever you
can get them. '' . '
When tho ladies' attain to tho privilege
OF voting and send members or their sox
to Congress, we'll have tho Constitution
amended % a. to prohibi mslo creatures
from being seated in tho presence Of b.
diea .. g..
I think tho fssbiooable style Of psnta.
looms win tend 10 promote greater degree
Of politcnes to tho ladies in cars sed fsny
boats. E.. ..f f..rr
They sre % tight that you can't cit down
10 them with any degree Of comfort o.
ssiety. '4u
Coat.taiIs have been abandoned q . "a.
perHuiiy, and fashionabIe outer garment
consists Of = pair OF sleeves and . side.
pocket ...
II this son Of thing progresses what viii
we get TO look Iike3 ... . ......
Tho summer s.yle win 10 neck,ie and
q pair Of socks. ..,..
The principle Of contraction b all-prs-
vsilins.
Tho ladies ars taking q reef In their skirts
and bounets have shrunk to such small di.
mensioos that they can only Be discovered
through very powerful ope- slsss.
Waterfalls, however, have not diminish.
ed, but arc hereafter to bo worn on top OF
tho bead, % substitute for bonneta
The prospect = improving. We might
q well b happy, and tais thing CON.
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AQUA ps MAGNOLIA. The prsttisst thing ths
ssssssst thing and Ne most Of 10 fbr The lsast
..S SS: sssss, y: SSs q
fsl psgfsns allAys headsaAs apd ladamaation.
sad h peeessa!y eoupsplon in the sick room, u
the uurssry and upon the toilet stdsboard. %
can - ebsalnsd sssfyvhsss q oas dollar per bos-
tls. - .g
ssrssssa spvi.s Water, sold by all DpgEistA
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Hsiuarsst's iuimitabls mir coioring has been
slsadlly growing in fAvof foe over !tveaty ysars
II aets upon The absorbents at the roots Of the
hair, and changes u 10 its original color BY do
the hair, Hsimstreets ts not dye, but 10 certain
In its rssultS promotes Its growth, and 10 bean
tlfal nAin DsEssISs. Price 90 essts and ei.oo.
S%RSfoaxsPRiNa SIR n "a wArRR sold BY oil Druggists
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RiSrooA SPRING wArER,.oid BY .ll D,rxi,t.

All ~bs vslus . sssstitsi head ofhair and iss
prsssgvatisn nom Prsustsre baldnss, and taInInE
6siron. 10 nasiss TIE hair, fich. sGn and glossy,
srsdioatss dsndruk and canses the hair 20 grow
with iuxnriaat beauty. ltis cold svesywbsre.
IfSs Ess% y ri Ss:s: q 4
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LYoHs ExrnAcs OF PunHy AnAicA 0Inasn-fot
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn. Sick Headache
Cholera Murbus, &C., where warming genial stifn.
ulanS Ia required. lts careful prSpAtAtton, and
entire purity makes u cheap and reliable article
fbrculinary purposes Sold svsrywhsrs, ~ 20 ets
sXRA;fiodAsrRINa wATER,oldSy All Druggist.
y2s f. .. 90
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. =.
no ever had oeen. 10 'ooA u "a" ""
enoosn % mon ths nesn' m oos"
'ns sway IN noe ps'e s"o emec'a'eo. ~,
Gay oahsssso ~ 'o""'ns sospc'0os I" P''c
snd eonsp''sees' us "s"' IN u'e'0 ~. :,
!e'noe anr 10 mo ~ ""n : 10"
kno"eoso o' "n.' iU~o '.', !" you ano ~"s
no"e', t".s ". 'uos% '''..' 80. ..'. VIZ w.
,'o''o', ol,.'-'s pS Wv" ,S.. 80 [ .s' ~.
's ."c.,. 80. -
~. -. ~. 80 ...,.;,,, ,,,,.,v.d
: q 49,, 49, s.,,,, ~ - NV, e,.li,,.. s,d ss. A.
- = ~. 49, -, 80 .,d % oar .b;n bv ,ni..
,;,.a, ,a..,;oo ,'.1 T.,I-. :, :, ,r',1'l,n
! IT, vo,,n, man .o,,;ru.. :, ,r,., ,o.,,b
}, .,.,,. ~. ,,;,, ,,,;,h NJ. ,.rru,, ana IN
.rc,s, ,h. .cnd;r, .v.v of the m.u;,e
ayt,ns their ,b,euce. %, ,I.. .al,a.
Mr.. Chv,. ,soond sou. upon ss,.ip;ns
,nsnbood. en,sr,d in.o tho manufacture Of
b.mn.n goods. The fourth son, Henry
c,.v 7, ,r,du.,.d ..cond In hi, class at
C,aH 't, s1aaoaea 'eevuu ~ "s ~ - -
me'' rom" % ."a . 'ea :. ."' os' .s" .,.s.s .s
-. n,oe...;o, ~ - ~ THI'0t
'ne P'o'e'''on. ~, ~,
.c - C,.v ~, ,,;c. ,.,orn.n;.a him
:. yv..S,,.,on. .na amin, Tho cour war,
80. L.,I:.. ,..T.a.. .r s..,.,.,x or
.. ns no'o''s W. oS. ~ ~ 80
Su'0' uaoe. ,o"u So"e' "'a
% ".en o' "e' ""0 :, "I s -
was nsne "e'S "ne" .e' u' .',
nS ce,c''au a''' wv" 'o". r"
anu A'no'sn a''' '"''I : "0'A $500
.~een 'ne ona%e"so a'a -" .".O.' "e- -. -.
"o 800 '" ~. -
Isn'a''eo 's"oa''o ~. -
"' '''", ""1 " 49,: tn.
s' D. n"....,Sh ..u..;,,. -. ,.,,,, or,
s0o'e""" ,.' p ",I. - : -
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p" " -. .-,.s-I. -. ~
'ca 'vfu,"'.rrs" y" T ".".',, ~ ~ -.
"'"' WIN" "N. "I, ~, -, o.
ouu ;" "ss' VIZ % ". . .,;.,... -
'o"' y" n.' "e'"0"' s"o'
Inc iam''y scene "o e''""s 0'o'' ."'
duel alter oil efforts 10 prevent tne mecu"s
nr0vG0 III
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.MY Bor Dausk!" "Dmnt! my boy
drunk" and the tears startod from the
mothers eyes, and she bent her bssd iu
unut,sr.ble sosrow. In that moment the
vis;ons Of Q ussfil and honorable career
wore dsssrvyed; and one Of wouhes,esa.
if sot sbsoluss dishooos. presented itssf.
Well did sbs know thst intsmper 'nce walks
hand IN hand With poveny. shame and
desih; and hss .mothefs heart wss pierced
- with . sharp pointed aee'! All. young
man! " The holy feeling ofIo,s for her wl'o
bore you b not dead within you, shun that
which pves hsrPain; adhere to ths, whirh
gives herioy. n she 10 with you On ssrsh.
che dos not, oanpot, desirv TO 30 her son
q drunksrd. u she = with her fs,hsr In
Heaven, shun thss coass Of liz which
shup the sstes Of Heaven apios. you, and
debsn yoo frOe her society forever. TIE
drunksrd can nsver inherit the kinsdom ot
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what !, considers good authority, thas sosh'
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wRIGHT'S NEW
PATENT VARIABLE CUTOFF ENGINE.

fhs bss< IN svsry respect uAds In tAls country.
csnS ssss running q Assu. Norsros sasa-
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sells.s Pump, SAanisg. belunf ihVS .vvS
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POWER Of ATTORNEY.

70 oar brolhes Narshai P,sses, ef saeo. Ne, .
Posss Of Attorney. duly executed and recorded la
this Ccanty, With esrtaia specidsd powers thsfsln
sst birth, AL other pessu Of attorney being thsrs-
~ rsveksd.
ssss. April. 1857. sv1
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FOR SALE.

Alistory Hoass, No. ~ Green u, containing
8 rooms. Bald house e 22x3o feet With good
cellar. and an L 1Sx18 iSst Ccunsctsd there.
converted into one or two tenements. There y
also . good and we'll cultivated garden. and
sbsds tress IN ffout Also sdioiniss, os same
street, . tinman's store, 20x30 feet, with \
good osllar, which can also b readily oonvsrt-
Cd Into . dwelling house. To this thsrs b .
stable 9lx6 fsst, With good igsrdsa Aod
shade tres In mont. Also, one houss lot %
Joining. 30xl00 fest, oil within Ave minute1'
walk kof the nilh. Alsos sis scrss Of gotd ID
,;s' s ioSSr fody,. 2: S Holl' F0.d' rp. rs.'"n.
0;TitV WM. ANDRKwS On the prsuisss. ~
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