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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-19

Before the Baltimore Convention met
the Grant organs were congratutating
themselves that under no circumstances
would the Democrats support Greeley.
The Press even boasted that more Demo-
cratic papers in Pennsylvania would
refuse to support Greeley, than there
were Republican journals which re.
fused to support Hartranft. Forney has
changed his mind. He now says sadly:
Ofall the Democraticjo journals in Penn
sylvania not one remains to do rever-
ence to its party. OF all the editors of
that faith who have been abusing Gree.
ley for thirty years, and who for the last
three months have been clamoring for q
straightout nomination like criminal
on the way to expiate his crimes beg
ging for mercy, not one lifts up his voice
against the surrender of his party.
Even the rural Democracy of Berks,
which has been wont to consider itself
of divine origin, bows to the decree of
fate and through its organs talks glibly
of "clasping hands across the bloody
chasm.n
The unanimity with which the Demo.
cratic journals of Pennsylvania have
HOlSleu tHe udLleS Ol oreSley anu Brown
is as emphatic as their nomination at
Baltimore. We have yet to see single
one that opposes Greeley. His flag has
been simultaneously unfurled all over
the State, while the great organs, Phila.
delphia, Harrisburg, and Pittsburg have
broken out with the EXTREMIST lauda-
tions of his career. The epidemic of
Liberalism, as ii has been called, has
developed as strongly here as in New
York or Indiana. We confess to de-
cided feeling of surprise as we read the
Democratic papers of Pennsylvania at
the Philadelphia Age and Herald and
Pittsburg Post accepting the nomina-
tion, of Greeley without qualification
and promising him hearty support;
at the West Chester Jetersoniaa and
Bellefonte Watchnlaa-the first high
toned, old.fashioned Democratic organ,
and the second pro. slavery, rebel sheet
declaring that they will not revolt
and at the Harrisburg Patriot and Lam
caster L1tettigeyacer jubilating over the
event.
There are many stranger things twixt
Heaven and earth than ever entered
into our philosophy, and this Is one of
them.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-19
The Mining Act OF 1870.


On the 18th day of February, 1870
when the bill for tho ventilation and
regulation of mines was under consid.
GRAFTON in the Senate of Pennsylvania,
Mr.. Buckalew moved an important
amendment which now constitutes the
twenty.fourth section of the act as pass
ed. This section gives to the law Q
| proper sanction and renders IL efectual
for the purposes in view in It's enact.
ment. Without it, the law would be
very imperfect and to great extent
Intellectual as no proper remedies would
be provided for injuries caused by i'll
violation. In short, this 9th, section
is the one which gives life and vigoi
TO the act. 1t is as follows;
"Section 81, That for any injury Il
person or property occasionod by any
violation of this act, or any wilful fail
ure to comply with its provisions, by
any owner lessee or operator of any
coal mine or opening, a right of actor
shall accrue to the party injured fol
auy direct damages he may have sus
tained thereby; and in any case Of los,
of life by reason OF such violation OF
wilful failure aforesaid, a right of &C
ton shall accrue to the widow ant
lineal heirs of the person whose lif,
shall be lost, for like recovery of dam
ages for the injury they shall hav,
sustained" (Senate Journal, 1870, p
800; p. La,0S, p. 12.)
We can discover no good reason TO
the complaints which were made b.
some coal operators of this section o
the mining law. If the various pro
visions of the law for the management
and ventilation of mines, (intended, a
the title expresses il, "to provide 70
the health and safety of persons EN-
ployed in coal mines,") were right an,
and proper, just and efiectuaT remedie
for violations of the law were cleerl,
required. Any owner or operator G
mines who shall wilfully violate or dis
regard the law should bear the coDse
quences of his wrongful act or omission
and persons who may be injured by hi
misconduct or default should receiv
legal redress. That is plain common
sense. and common justice.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-19
The Hours of Labor Act of 1868,

The following is the hours of labor
act passed by the Pennsylvania Legis
lature, and approved by the Governor,
April IA, 1868.
"An act to limit the hours of labor
constituting days acork in this State
to eight hours.
SECTION /. That on and after the
first day of July 1868, eight hours OF
labor between the rising and setting of
the sun shall be deemed and held to be
a legal days work, in all cases of labor
and service by the day, where there is
no contract or agreement to the con.
trary.
SECTION 2. This act shall not apply
to or in any way affect farm or agricul
tural labor or service,b by the year, month
or week; nor shall any person be pre-
vented by any thing herein contained
from working as many hours over time
or extra work as he or she may see fit,
the compensation to be agreed upon
between the employer and employee y
Up. Laws, 1868, p. 99.)
This law, enacted by Radical Legis
lature, is good illustration of " how
not to do it," in matters of reform
The exceptions are vastly more exten
sive and important than the operative
part of the law and show the great re-
luctance, distrust and unfriendlincss
with which the measure was conceded
by its authors to the demand of the la
Dor interest of the State.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-19
In Distress.

The Radical journals are very much
panied at the action of the recent Bslti-
more Convention, and seem unusually
solicitous as to the future well-being of
the Democratic party. They are even
So conciliatory as to advise us to vote
for Grant, although for years boasting
that they needed no outside assistance.
Don't distress yourselves, gentlemen.
If you are assured that our act means
suicide it need not concern you. II will
he our funeral.
But this intense concern for our action
botokens lively fears as TO results. We
propose to win this year, and have
taken the proper course to secure that
result In 1868, to save yourselves from
defeat you nominated Grant-an old
line Democrat. We have nominated
Greeley, and will succeed. From tn,
nsttle danger we will pluck the flower
safety. Three millions of Democrat
reinforced by million honest Repub
licans not only ensures present success
but builds up permanent and endur
ing party, which will triumph 80 lonl
as it remains true to its organization.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-19

Additional information concerning
the use of the North Carolina corruption
fund is coming out. Congressman Beck
writes letter 10 the Hon. Thomas
L. Clingman in which he says that he
found, on inquiry at the Treasury De.
partment, that 3223, 900 had been drawn
therefrom, nominally for expenses of
the courts in North Carolina of this
amount, $4,000 had been drawn with
in the past sixty days, and $4,000 with
in few weeks. Mr.. Beck very forcibly
shows the patent fraud in this case by
recalling the fact that not moro than
$1,000 has ever been checked at one
time from the Treasury for the pur.
poses for which Marshal CarroW now
takes nearly a quarter of a million dol.
lars. A correspondent of THE TRIBUNE,
writing from Baltimore, fully expose;
the shallow subterfuge used by the Re
nominationists to justify these eXtraor.
dinary expenditures. Even the cock
and-bull story of a Ku-Klux attack on
Capt. Settle has not weight enough to
give the Grant newspapers decent eX-
cuse for their charge that suppression
of outrages makes the courts costly, We
would like to see the items of these out.
lays; they are to be made for the bene,
fit of poor whites, whose poverty, it is
said, consents to take money for votes.
We expect to see them spurn the bribe.
But will the Grant journals figure out
how Marshal Carrow's SOB 900 enters
into the North Carolina problem of Ad-
dition, Division, and SileEre?-N. Y
Tribune.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-19

DOUBT not, whatever scoffers may
say or doubter5 doubt, that there is a
moral government of the world. There
is such moral government F.; and to an
enlightened, instructed people, the fact
should always be source of hope and
consolation in the darkest hour. When
men in public life are suspected of be-
ing evil and unjust laws are enacted
and free institutions are menaced with
peril and destruction, let it be still
remembered that there is a moral gov
ernment of the world, and that peo-
pie, true to itself, can rescue its freedom
its liberty and its rights from the ut
most extremity of danger. / invoke
your friendly and earnest aid in the
elections of the present year. Our cause
is just. We appeal to men who have
been classed with various political or
ganizations heretofore, to uphold our
hands and bid us God speed in the good
work in which we are engaged. If you
render that assistance great good will
ensue, but if you permit the political
managers to betray you evil will result.
Choose ye this day which course you
will support-justlce, purity and right,
or degradation, evil and wrong. AS you
choose, so will results come to you in
the future. ."-CharieS IL. BRckdtei0.
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NEWS

The residence of E. w. Hayward,
cashier of the Blackstone National
Bank, at Uxbridge, Mass, was entered
Saturday morning, between / and 2.
through chamber window, by five dis
guised men, who, after binding and
gagging Mr.. Hayward and family,
numbering four persons, entered the
room of Chas. Wessen, the teller of the
bank, and compelled him to accompany
them to the bank and unlock the safe.
They obtained between $4,000 and Sl4,
900, mostly in bills,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-19

How is THIs?-One half of the Re.
publican journals exclaim that Greeley
has gone over to the Democrats, and
therefore no Republican should vote
for him. The other half assert that he
always was and is Republican and for
this reason no Democrat can vote for
him. Settle it among yourselves, gen.
tlemen. At all events he is Democrat.
lie candidate,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-19

The campaign in North Carolina bids
fair to be an exciting one. Senator
Schurz and ex-senator Doolittle have
gone there on behalfof the Liberal.
Democratic ticket, and Secretary Bout.
well and Senator Wilson for the Repub.
llcans. $3.50, 900 of Go vernment money
has also gone to. help the "Ads"through.
The election takes place August 1st and
much interest is taken in the result
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-19

David Paul Brown an eminent law
yer of Philadelphia died on Thursday
of last week, aged rs years. He was an
author and of great abilities as law
yer,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-19

2

Farmers and others VIII ilnl ouvstoc., orPut,.
Ground Western Bone, Oil Of Nrrlol Sulphatr
ol Soi1 ana Nitrate of Soda, of better qualify
anu al lower prices than can Dotuulu elsewhere.
COACH AND WAGON MAKERS would Il,
Wei 70 see our stock and inquire our prices h..
lore purchasing elsewhere.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-07-19

THIS Is No HUMBUG! o. CENTS with
BY sendingDD Dage, hcightc coll
or ofeyes Il hair YOU will receive by return mail,
4 correct picture of your future husband or wife,
with nNmC and date of Marriage Address W.
FON, p. o. Drawer, y, ~, Funolyillc, n. Y.
n-l-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

CANNON On Weirs sdsy. 1lst instant, at Ia
O'Clock, j. ME, intent daughter of Mrs J. Cam u.
The friends slle a a., Itsnces Of hs family
ctfuily invited to attend the funeral from
residence, 304 ID street between I2ih and 18th
streets, on Thursdsy, I'd, ct o'clock.
DOM. On the 2lst INST, aIter Q brief illness.
GARRIE the beloved chi d Of Laura and Edward
". Bonn. aged year y months and II dys.
The friends Of the family yit-a TO attend the
funeral which viii take place at the residence OF her
parents No 1404 9th street, on Thursday, the AID
inst, at o'clock p. m.
McOARTY. On the 18th January, 1872, at Van
cCuyer, Washington Territory. ELIZA BROD-
HAD, Youngest daughter Of Rev John @cCsrty.
y. D., Post Chaplain q. &. Army, and sister II
Daniel mcCarty, Of the General Land once.
FRIsBY. At the residence of her brother in law
the Rev. Alfred Holmead. on "Wednesday morning,
2lst inst, at ga O'Clock, ANN NJ FkISBI, in the
57th year Of her age.
Funeral services will take place At the residence
Of the Rev. Alfred Holmesd, corner of 1th and
streets, on Friday, at 10 clock m. after which
The remains will be convey ed to Baltimore TO be in
TERED in the fsmily vault at Greenmount, The
friends of the family pectfully invited to at
terd. Patriot, Chronicle, Republican, 2t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

- The London Times argues against state
railways, that the discovery Of some contriyance
such As passenger balloons or electric engines
may supersede them, and thus ruin the country
that own them.
Robert Collyer gays he saw Zone of the
hrst CLEANS Of the millennium when he Attend
Cd PRESBYTERIAN service in q Roman Catholic
church NJ Lucerne, and heard a sermon accent-
sDie In every way TO q Unitarian minister
OGeorge Stewart. OF Cohoes, Is the present
champion fainter. When he falls OF e.hanstion
ne Nsnts to be sprinkled with brandy. Wbep
Sashdy u not at hand, the but-end OF a va1on-
> less expense. s"u ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

A FUNNY MAN in Lafayette, Indis ana, played
. joke on his landlady by marking his face and
pretending to have the small pox,-but when he
was hustled out OF the house and narrowly es
capped knocked down by his new trunk and other
personal effects - they descended to the side
walk from the second-story window, his enjoy
ment of the thing was not immoderAte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-21

ga few DAYS after the Chicago fire, . re-
speetAbly dressed lady left three bright and
handsome children at the Protestant Orphan
Asylum, st. Paul, promising to return in q few
DAYS. She has never been seen since, and the
children are unable to give any account of the m.
selves, except that they love their parents and
want TO go back to them.
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DIR. RADWAY'O
Sarsaparillian Res0lvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Ersry dyop Of the sARsAPARILLIANRfs
GrS. .SS Uiss4 nd, S9uEa the e. Bleed s.s:
ssS % for :oun ssSss: ths Of hs
Cosssmrtios, Gasd.Iss di;sase Hies,s Ssss'm ~
1hsoat, MossA, Tsmors, Node, ~ fks Glasds asd
S sast; % a. Il. s,, Ss1 81
81. dWussa,s' E,S;;,o.. Ere, Se,.., SeaN Head
s.:: M7T. e. a. : AZ. se
wcr,o; aad az s.atssiss aad ,d,nfsI diseho,sss,
s e1s s,s s e s.a az ,s s:s:' =
Eondsr Of Modeys CAenlisfry, sad JsW days go
form, u di;sss: rs Ssss:s so~:r 70 t CO.. 49, 'A''
wastes and decemPosision ssat Z eoStin Saiy pT Se
ss: *. An
remedy q sssa GSSs nj;
eeeds in dminishins the ioss q wastes, Il. ree~1,
rSsins Ss,sr and cs tie ion ooa r. q;
se.tins better, appetite improving. md assS M
Mo- only does the sA1sArAnHLIAs R.soLyExr On,
Scrofuloas, Consdtutson9l aaa ekin Iissssss, but
Urinary and Wonh diass;es, Gravel. Diebstss
bissss ssd IL IN oss % v vss
:: 4: Z: sh:. .
egg, q sAIe.d. ms. .hiss als, o. ths:s @osbH.
s..ns 1': !sa 5a e q
ne Beck ~ along tie Loins.
IN. IADWAY,O
Perfect Pafgat1v0 Rilla.
snrss e s,.ss!sss, .lsg.atly eoessd With svsss 90
SsdvsIs PILE, tor The cure q III disoedsfs q -
Xs.as' Nv - povSA, kidnsys, DiaAasr, Msryog1
issa%.sions q Is: sd SisSs;ss EiiH 1sy-.
ments Of H. IntspA ViScsra. 3Sr..14 81 .S
. positive cure Purely vsCsta6is, coSfStsfrS ~
syste0 iron Ill The above-na1s1 Siao1as2 -
3 cents per Boz. SOLD BY DRU00STS 1"0s
Read FALSE AND TRUE ss,1 - ,.1s.,
New Yeek. In9sGna11so VertA thoe1aa1S VI -
ntyoa. tyh-n.VLAWI
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers.
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets

RYGREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
II No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE eF A VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERLY AT AUCTION, TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS AND A LOr, ON TUB
NER STREET, BETWEEN 9rH AND lOrH
AND P AND STREETS.
E. 18th, 1870, rded in Liber 60, folio g. and
.Lalso q deed IF trust, dated February 18th,
1870, recorded in Liber Clio, folio IL, of the land
records of Washington county, District Of Column
bIa, and by direction of the holder Of the notes
rrr1d thereby WI sl at Sssbic cti2n on the
1872, a. 4 o'clock p m. the flowing property de-
ibed in said deeds of beih parts Of lots III
md lis of Joseph y. Kelly subdivision Of the west
half OF square $685. ia Warrington CITY, d. c., the
same is rec"rde in the Surveyors office of said city
December bth 1858 and contained for The -st lot
of ground PREMISE within the folio ing metes
and bounds viz: Beginning at certain point in the
east line OF said lot lis, distant Is feet north from
thu southeast corner ther, of, and running thence
rorth sloDg Turner street Is feet thence west los
feet to alley thence south Is feet thence asst los
feet 20 the beginning AND for the property described
in the sec nd deed above MENTIONED. aud being
the souTh Is feet of the Aforesaid lot l8 and summing
back IN parallel lines due west la6 feet containing
l0SU square feet OF ground more less also, lot
il II Turner 3 recorded subdivision OF sau 365
aiming 22sO square feet OF grOur more less.
Terms: one-thiId cash; balance in and IL months
bearing interest At the rate OF ten per cent per
aunum, secured by deed Of trust on the property
500 down whe each LOT il struck of Stamps a I'D
convey ancing At pur chaser cost If the terms of
sale are not oiled viii within from the
the property at the risk and cost of the def4uting
purchaser. and the cash paw ment to be forfeited.
p. A DARNEILLE, Trustee
febl5 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Bc4fkbiisg B Ih tdR8rEsaa srs "a
found st " 91enS Christian Associakion, yodiciarv
SS2uaSe. Al efdsrs ProoVtay and neatiy eIeoated
WAsHIHarQssI PI! MyIRHA1I.
D!sIAsIo q re IY1 Es.esi ..s.sss~iy, ~
mffZHs6ss d's''''i's 49,: sshSs SS ~
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- Is. =.
RADWAY's READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
NOT ONE HOUR
After reading this advertisement need any ons
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RADWAYS REABY RELIEF is cURI
FOR EVERY PAIN
twas the nrst, and is
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most excruciatns pa,ns all
isys 1smmstiSns, and cures Concessions, whether
organs, By one application.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
NJ matter hSy Violent s.ersciating the pain tn.
u.s. Neuralgic or Frustrated with diseaae NAV .nTsr
RADwAY's READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDEB
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNes
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING. n
PALPITATION OF THE HEART
HTsTERICs, GROUP. DIPTHERIA.
CArABRH. INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
COLD CHILLs, AGUE CHILLs.
The application Of the READY RELIE 10 the
es6t or parts , gneTs the pain or dca exists viii
Twenty drops in half Q tumbler OF vster viii ., .
few minutes cure CAMPS. SPASMS, Soul
1cHE, pil RkHGl, SfHSRNTERY. aG 6fR1
Rgih nIS IN THE BOWELS and al TNfERNAT
/ Travellers should always carry O bottle of Ran
WAY 3 READY RELIEF with them. few drons
of water 1t Is better than French brandy or bistsx
as Q stimulant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for nfty cents. Their.
not remedial agent In this world that Will cure
Fever and Agne, and all other Malarieus, Bilous
b By ksA al PILLS. 90 quick g RADWAYf
hAApf bILi1T. Tifty cents per bottle.
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AUCTION SALES.
To.M0RR0W.

To-M0RD0W.
ID Auctioasers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsyv aniA avenue and nth e.,
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEEr SALE or LOT AND FRAME
HOSE seUARL Iss, IN THE REAR0F
IA BY virtue Of q deed Of trust. dated July %.
ga 1871 aud recorded In hber X. G. E., No, u,
&Afoli' l, aud a. the .ssne.t Of the parties in
pr.mifes, on THURSDAY, The I'D Of Frbrnary,
1872 AT clock NJ, part 81 Lot 4, in Sasare ls',
north%est. With Frame Dwelling thereon. ' street
he lot will b. sold in two parcels, one vacant
Ttrms OF sal One four cash, Of which $50 on
zach parcel must De eaid At the time of sale, ard
idus in 6, u and Is mon hs, with interest at per
cent per ausun from day of sale; the Trustee re-
serving be right to sell for cash five days notice
chaser in def nit ii the terms are not cHmpiid with
All stamps and copveysncing at the pnrchas-r's
e' fisHas.a LAT,MrR so hkas .T 11ets:
UCTION SALE.
MEssRs LATIMKR & CLEARY.
will sell
Mr. d. Gales second annual selection of
CHOICE MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
Leading Artistes, American and Foreign, embracing
the " hole slected with care aud Judgment having
special reference to this sale.
Paintings exhibition ut S43 Penusy lv auia ave
nue, with catalogues, Tuesday next, 10Th of Feb
Sale to take place
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, 22d and
2od February at IL O'Clock.
n7-5t LATIMHR OLEARY, Aucts.
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OLD Az co. ID 8.

HOLIDAY aosDs.
We would respectfully call the attention OF our
customers and the public generally to large and
we'll selected stock Of GOODS FOB THE HoLI.
DAYS, among which we would name, In part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIsINs.
LONDON LAYER RAIsIHs, in whole, half md or,
VALENCIA RAIsINs
SULTAEA RAIsINs.
CvRRANTs, FIGS,
IMPERIAL PRUNEs, in i, (, and pounds.
COOKING PRUNES and DRIED FRUIT,
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass, very beau
WHITE HEATH PEAeHRs, in aIb and s-lb. can.
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French.
DONATIONS, in 3-lb. and 3lb. cans.
TEXAS BEEF, very nutritious article.
HUCKINs' PARKER HOUSE sOUPs.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES, something ne.
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinds.
LOBsTERs, in glass and tins.
PRESERVED GINGER and CHOW-CHOW.
PRESERyES Of all kinds, 0ordon's make.
ALMONDS, wALKUTs, PKOANs. FILBERrs
boxes; FiRl CRACkERs, 90, &C.
FINE OLD JAMAICA BUM.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY
Very superior OLD BRANDY.
Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY.
CAFES CELEBRATED PURE BYE WHISKY.
PoKT M. hEGFaI &AS IA MsusOAT, SHERRY and
All the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and few casks fine old PALE sHERRY In the
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeing
the purity Of the Wine offered.
FOB SALE Low By
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON,
No. GIG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decl6-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
GoLDEN HILL.
TIT. sspul:. ,I FAMILY FLOUR in store and for
"A HE GtSsf S FTsse' 1.r!!y and r1sr. Flour.
BALED Hay and STRAW.
. w. n. GAIT q co.,
decie-d indiana avenue and LIST street
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
p.iion q GEM q w.'E s.sk 4 E Of
patent 70 SS on 6e III liz me s.y e
issS, Tor an Improvement in Guides for sewing Ma
II f ordered that the testimony In the case be
s az and Az .: s, the
be limited to the l9tA day Of Drill next And tha,
said petition b heard on the zsth day Of April
s.isoa NJ oB,sr:; q; :E,s.s,s.
LIMITED STATS PAfIlT oIIIol,
On the p.,isios q r i:eSsSE u @
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for n i6prcy cent N Coessr hssls a fs6is red
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