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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-02
The South,

G''> N"'i' Of S"1,E Carolina has ,arlonc,]
III lhi"' con II =. = 'lnnis:,iOIIrr. Of Earuwcu
coma tea IF r:nril, non in Off e. and sentenced
respectively to three nine and ten Years IL, fine
i"nltrltlaTy. The convicted prisoners. o.,
their way 10 prison. l,aetc'l that Gov, Moses
"u.I'l not dare to allow them to remain in ,b.
Iriiitritla'y Que month.
FIRE ut l;lclI'no'nl, n.y. niI Sunday night,
"srovcd 500. 600 wor'I, Of property.
T11E New Orleans. Jackson, Il Great North
III Iailrual Company ll;~ Instituted ;lH,,i, il,
five Superior ''i~frn' Court ,..,ilr. the I.uj,
IA'I lIevcc Company, for .'jli .1G7 ,l,,iE,..r:
SUSTAINED Ivy the Failure. ri tlcrnnl,t. il, tlri,
d.i'" Of kecli": The lcvccs il order. whi,]
la!i'rr r' tired IN Il:ah ai.I thc overflow al
~ miles of III" jack; on road, ui"l olstructinu
it, opera!iui'r.
TIE Na4o'ls Of Louisville Ky. celebrated
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-02
State Elections.

Below We give a table showing the
dates on which the several state cleo
tions occur, tn" coming fall. This il {,
val',all" statement, and worthy Of pres
rrv;tiOn for reference:
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W0Sil!n3tcn.

i'HrM,srrr Gf:S.rt tEA*w.11. has re-
r|. a',.! t',c rr,~i,l,',.t has nominated
,cur ,l,. ". { lr.ln Niai,u. H., Mr.. l.r,s
"'I . '''cc>>''. Ii is SAID tho rrr,n, uniricnd-
y acIlcn "l Congress towards Il.r rostmastcr-
'' rcral. has Induced Liz withdrawal from thu,
',,lvnCt.
lnH : Court ;:a,nl jury has formed u
'''' q. ''S:i'''i'''''t against Buell.. newspaper
''''"l"'"" III. tr> lib,lIinr Senator Chandler.
~ SAYING; t.'nt :l,c Michigan Senator had hcc,,
IT. POD fr''' Il" ''",r Of Tie Senate. in Omen
t~:'''''', ''a ~latc uf inu\icalou
" uAccu'l,u having l,.l is ucd in til. case
" '''l'attrc dealer a:s"i''>: tho District of
~ "n'''a Il h'iliff proceeded to the Iousc of
S,a'c:. ''''H c1:i,, aul male Il levy. taking
''~'' scion 1T the furniture aud effects Of the
i"'M,..
NE Nc'.';r refused to confirm Shepherd ~,
g. '"t thu commission, ~ in charge Of the Dis
'':'' ~ t'!nn.':,: governments Tue to,uunis-
''';' Is '''n''l.:lr are William \. I'cnieun,
'' 'hI". l'rnr. /. I;inN OF Ml~>u,,,i.unu \. q.
H''''l. '\-i l., States :ir,,at.,.. from Now
lr.s,'v
lh!: Senate confirmed the nomination of
I''".. ii. e.. :>i,''!.ru t. Vent, Major of
q 'h,a!,rr. lr !" i'',i,i uf tho Ordnance Cor,s
- l!sr VI Dyer. deceased. with the rani. Of 4
E..,,. l., . ,i.:nral
La l'rr~!':,!'; .'a~ appointed commissions
go Tor 'r ''''N ';~t' c, government, Alexander
l.. "llrr'. '.!u.uli, EA-t;ovcr,lor Dcnrisol,,
:: q M, anil Henry \. blow, of Missouri
l. II: h':>,'. OF congress: agree. to the con-
'':r'r" report refusing appropriation for tho
AN srr>lrr commission. AMI covering, the bal
: W. of l,~; Years appropriation into tho
:.'a~ull. This arlru :.l,rll ,lL,s the civil ser
\.,t r,'rl,ui~>,,.
l'N fil '"i,,:; gentlemen iEivo been an
''"rrI lN t." President as Judges Of the
OK: OF Commissioners IF -Nalal,a claims:
''''.' nl;.h Wc.l>. ~! Michigan: Martin Hycrson,
~ y " JrrS' y; k..rur',. lavnor of MiSsis.ip-
- GIG" W. Woodward. of PENNSYLVANIA, and
'i''' BALDWIN, Of OHIO. JOAN Davis, ur Mas.
- :'is'ts I" lc Clerk Ct the commissioners
III: il't'''ul revenue receipts, for June wcro
3''":', 1876. Total receipts for tho fiscal year to
'"''t over Slh'. 1875 GOO,
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THE COM EFT.
Where II IN md flow ~ Find II.

ETOIi UN' ChH'A;,O TrlDlIne.
Tho accompanying diagram shows
tho present position, among the stars,
Of Coggia's comet, which is just visible
to the average naked eye, on Il clear
night when We know just where to look
for it
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-02

Gn1rr'sGE '|ivi't'l all the women
'"; seventy years "ld whom It." eyer
knew int" tl,rr.' GLASSES, namely that
drar old soul tlInt "ld woman, and that
| old witch.
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THE NEWS.
Catastrophe in a Church.

NJ : r"''so' N. T.. june %, strawbcrr,
'.,''s', was "cint; held at tho ,m,lors of tn,
''"''al baptist Clnuch, Wien without ANY
''''''oA'''on Tn" floor gave way. prccipiutin,;
''' loom '''li int" the story below. Tho par
~ WAS or the second lyor and the room un
'"''''a'h WAS ais" ir'll. \ tire alarm, was int
'''' "''''H tN'!' az Il tic trcmcu hurried to tho
~ '''' soon to- thousand people were there
o'" MS c>ritc':cn prevailed Five
'S hau been taken, out. and tho work
'' commenced. Probably one hun-
''' on, ;t't i'l'rj or L. ill., urcu. many
N':'t ..,,u~>.
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AN election riot occurred ut San I.,li:;
'"t''Si, on the 18th Of May. Ono Of
the electors was killed by soldiers called
ont to uucll the disturbance.
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Senate.
TUESDAY, June y. - The resolution

TIE black bug is making havoc in
the peach nurseries of Maryland. A
dispatch from Wilmington, DEL, says
that in one nursery the grated stock of
50. MW trees was entirely killed. The
insect is oven capable of destroying
trees, us it tl'ckly covers the leaves and
prevents vegetation. None of the or.li-
nary means Of destroying insects seen,
to avail, as this sr"urgr is very trm-
cions Of life, and liquid application
that will kill tl,r trees does not affect
it. II resembles The rose bug, and IS
regarded by rut"n"i".;i%ts us !, %in,il,.
pest to tl" cherry ,rhiu.
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Governors will i" elected in these states; in the
III hers minor state officers.
THE annual election in Ohio will take place as
usual this day if the constitution is rejected
:lf the new constitution is ratified.
SA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ms provided Ivy the new
r"ils tuition, will fr elected for the first true il,
prnnHN lNaNiA.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-02

Tur French Journal Otficiel states
that the Turkish Government has OK
tended to dynamite the Introduction
from importation into the Ottoman
Empire which already applies t" gun
powder.
In the United States there are &c
counties and 2l1 towns named after the
great and good father of his country.
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Congressional Summary.

MONDAY, June ~. - The tariff bill
WIS taken up, and some amendments made
thereto, among others one that the act shall take
effect June 30, 1874. The House having refused to
cnnrnr in the S,latcs amendments to the tariff
bill, the Senate insisted them, and appointed
conference r",nmttrc.-A conference report
t}n' postal hill was respected. Some discussion Of
Il conference report on the Geneva award bill took
place, when the Senate took recess till evening"
At the evening session hill PASSED granting: right
Of way I" the Arkansas Vale; Il. H. The House,
by message, r. fused I" concur in Senate amend
nclIts to the civil appropriation bill. The Senate
insisted, and ordered Il conference committee.
Tho House resolution extending the session 10 4
o'clock p. H., Tuesday, was agreed to. AL
j"urMd.
The civil appropriation bill was ,j:rn>:",', and a
committee of conference appointed on the hill.
The House the" took mp til" Geneva award bill, and
agreed T." tn: Srnac's amendments, with certain
notifications. \ joint resolution rr"vidin" for
election of President by the l""ll" WIS ordered
printed. 4 recess till evening was takcn.. The
evening, session was occupied with discussion Of
the tariff and amendments of thu Senate,
mainly. \ concurrent resolution was adopted,
extending the session l." Tuesday, y. n-At lis
Il. III. the House adjourned.
senate.
TUESDAY, June :G'. - The resolution
authorizing certain committees I" SIT during
bill postponed until next Dcrcn,hrr.---Sevrral
House bills thea passed, and the conference
report on the civil appropriation bill agreed to-
\ short executive session was held. after which
committee was appointed to notify the President
that the S'natr ready I" adjourn, Which,
reported that the lrcSitlrn: had 10 further co,l-
mun'ati"n t" make. AFTER som" other business
Of special interest. til" President pro tenn de-
rInrti the Senate of the t'nitrd States adjourned
Slii.' die.
House.
TIL" r"nfrr"nr" report On tn" river and harl"r
appropriation bill was agreed to- als, thu report on
the l~onirr appropriation bill and tir report on
thu civil appropriation hlI. A bill pass, Il
moving the political disabilities Of j. L.. Pue of
Alaln,,na.--E. Il. lIoar and Mitchell were appoint
cd y the Speaker to frame new government for
the District Oi Columbia. - The committee aI-
pointed to wait on the President reported that In,
had further communication to make to tll
iiu,,st, and the hands the clock dial Indicated
six. the Speaker, wishing all of the members Il safe
and happy return t" their homes and families, pro-
nnunru til" first SESSION of the forty bird Congress
az jtI ruyI sine die
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Crimes and Casualties.

A LARGE stone grist mill near Mt. Sinai, |.
l., blow down June Is. killing five pcr,ons AMI
seriously injnrny two.
A.; obi man named VIM I.a}mrton. r5 or 70
years old was torn to }'i,c', in !, tlv wheel Il,
Erls mills, Evansville, Imi. It, is supposed
ll; walked i'll by mistake in tho dark
O> June Is. the eastern train FROM Detroit
on tho Great Western rou'l was throw, from
the track near 1.onlol', Ivy ol-tulcio.,s places,
there by mlscrcaI,t;' whose motive was pl,,n-
der. The fireman. David lIorsc.,r,,, wa, killed.
The engineer and baSEa!,;"man were hurt, hut
the passengers arc all tafc. the train bci,,,
saved from demolition ly the speedy action Of
the air-brakc.
Ar Fort Wayne recently u man named NJ
Carroll got into a dispute with u Mrs Carey
keeper of boarding house, which resulted III
Mrs. Carey pushing Carroll I.ca'lIo,, down Il
flight of stairs, breaking his spinal coI,,,n,,
causing death in few minutes.
OSE John II. Huber, in Newark. H. j., eli
tered the apartments Of his sister, and shot he,
il, tho head, intli,ting IL fatal wound lrall:c
rl,c refused to discontinue receiving, The attc!l
ti"''s Of Il sutton whom Huber 'lieliked.
4 trEE at Dallas. Texas, consumed nearly !:
block of buildings. The loss is cstinatcd at
:75DOO
FEAnS are entertained ut J.awrcnrcln,rg. o..
That til: case Of +. w. Dole. charged with the
murder OF tho Bradley family, will never g
| '"fpr" the grand jury 1t il, feared Judge
l.vncl. viii interfere
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An Innocent Old Lady.

The other day, on !. Michigan Cen
trail railroad train coming cast, was All
old lady who had never travelled Il great
deal. She wasn't used to the ways of
the book agents, the peanut boys, and
the prize package nliSancrs who pass
through the train every few minutes:
When the peanut boy came along and
dropped big African peanut into her
lap she shnrk,u it, opened her mouth
and dropped the kernel down instead of
regarding it with silent contempt "r
pitching it out of the window. The
book agent came along and dropped Il
book in her lap. She said she was
"much oblcrgcd," and she carefully
locked it mp in her valisc. Tho prize
package boy came along and dropped Il
sample, and she wondered how the road
could afford to give away s" much.
When he returned she had opened 1t
and waS wearing the brrastpin and cat
ing the g,,mlro}s. Tue book agent
came back and wanted his book, and
before she would give it up she called
the conductor to see if it WIS right
Tho card boy wanted pay, and she APP
wal,N to the passengers. When she
understood that he w:lS right she hand
rd over Twenty-Five cents with the re-
mark: "Wrll, cf l hain't all fired
turned round. l wish I'll staid t.
hum - Dct'on Free Press.
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Foreign.

la LlBEnr1 says that after tho budget has
been voted iii the French Assembly, President
MacAlallon will recommend that the assembly
confer upon him tic power Of finally disso!v-
ing il, and then adjourn.
THE postal convention between France and
the United States has been ratified by tn. DIS
scmbly without debate.
In Calcutta distross from famine is said TO
be Oh the increase.
AccoUNTsrcacl, us Of anti-Papal dc,nol,st,;,-
ton. iii Rome, which create intense excitement
The ring leaders in these affairs arc arrested
Il FIfrEES-YEAK contract has been definitely
closed in Milan, Italy, for putting rullman
palace cars OH all liucs and trains in upper
Italy. This covers tho great route, Of pleas
urc travel, via tho MOI tlcru Lakes The press
highly compliment American progress, and
Director General Aminl,an, OF, lis enter
rrisilS appreciation Of public wants.
The government prohibits the distribution
i'll Franco Of photographs Of the Prince I'M
pcrial.
AnvlcEs from Madrid ray tic Ea.lic,s arc
DISPOSED to create il consulate for term of
five years, which they will confer upon Mar
sllal Scrrano Oh condition that he appoints Il,
coalition ministry before the next election. 1t
is believed, however, that the proposed union
of tue Radical and Republican parties will
fail.
MARSHAL CoScnA's plan to localizc tho end
by which he hopes to eventually overthrow tho
Carlst instruction provides for tho establish
mcnt of u military line, commencing ut I.;,sar-
cos, passing E6tclia Pucnta. La Ecl.:. and
ramlona, and terminating at Aviz. Tho Mar
shal expects by this mcal,s to confi,lc the Car
lists to small district Of the country destitute
Of RESOURCES.
An international conference will assemble at
81. Petersburg in 1870, for tho purl"so Of IT,
vi-ing tho rules and regulations adopted by
the Paris convention of 1865 for the govern
mcnt of Geographic lines. Some y states arc
expected to he represented by delegates.
TIE successful laying Of submarine cable
bringing Brazil into teleyraplic communication
with Europe la, been the occasion of mucl,
plcas'lrablc excitement in that country, and
there is IL general jubilee in rcrl,alnb,,rco.
TIE circulation of the Bible in Turkey has
been prohibited by the Porte
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NO EXCUSE FIR BEING SICK

MO PERSON CAN USE BOSCHEE'S
IN German syrup without getting re.
lief and cure. VIZ have the first case Of
Coughs, Colds or Consumption or any
disease Of he Throat and Lungs, yet to
hear from that bias not been cured. We
have distributed every year for three years
over $50, 900 sample bottles by Druggists
IN all paris Of the Uuit"d States No other
Manufacturer or Medicine ever gave their
Preparations such test as this Go to
Your druggist, J l.. W Baker, and get =
bottle for rs cents and try it; two doses
will relieve you Sample bottles 10 cents
each. Nov. l4--etw.
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By r MS
| Pocket Photoscope.

Has great Magpifying Iovtr, utod for d
tecting Counterfeit Money, Shoddy in
Cloth, foreign substances in the Eye, in
Wounds, etc, and TO examine lnsects,
Flowers and Plants, to detect flaws in
Metals, fineness in wood-grain I; to deci-
pher writing other wise illegihle and for
inspection Of grain, minerals, etc. Useful
for every body. Double Conyed Lens,
inches Mounted in leathe., and
carried in the vest pocket. Price go cents
two for 81 free by Mail. Agents wanted
Circulars free. Address NJ. L.. BYRN
P. O. Box A, 600 New York, Office, No. 40
Nassau st.
STATE WHERE YOU SAW THIS.
October 3rd 1874 --4tw.
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Some excitement has oesn crea-
ted among the soldiers element at
Washington, writes a correspond
ent Of the New York Post, by the
announcement that Secretary
Bristou'. ut the instance or ex-
General Mosby, has restored to a
clerkship in his department a
Miss Jackson, of Alexandria, who
is the daughter of the man who
killed Colonel Ellsworth. The
facts are that the young woman
was appointed to the clerkship by
Secretary Richardson, and that
Secretary Bristow interfered to
prevent her removal after ascer-
tanning that she had been an eff
cient clerk, and that on account of
her efficiency she had been promo
ted 10 one of the higher class
c;erkships.
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FOR RENT
THE NEW AND COMPLETE DEPOT
AT WILSON BURG,

Harrison County, West Virginia, includ-
ing Store Room, Ware Room, Counting
Room and Cellar.
This property is situate on the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad, four miles west
of Clarksburg, in rich section OF coun
try and in the vicinity of two coal mines
that have been organized and are row
being worked by Eastern capitalists.
The building has the advantage ofmod-
ern Improvements and is one of the very
best on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The main building is two stories high
store room 23x4o, with two rooms above
1t. Ware-room 81 feet square, with cellar
under it laid in hydraulic cement. 1t is
good mercantile stand, For particulars
apply to
B. WILSON,
Wilsonburg, W Va.
Nov. 3--2wd&w.
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Saturday, December IL, IA

at O. clock, P. NJ. the following very
desirable realty, viz:
A certain tract or parcel ofland lying
end being in Opequon township (now
district) and bounded as follows. Com
mencing ut corner to ID. Thompson
near log house, thence by Horns land
N. 591, &. 80 poles to stake thence S.
30l0, w. 26.7 poles, to stake; thence
by lands of w. III. Fran kenberry N.
591, w. "a lilo poles, TO stone ; thence
by said Frankenberry N. 50. w. 20
$40 poles to stone in county road !;
thence by county road N 751o, K. 8
poles; thence by lands Of Mohler N !.
@05o, Il. 81 poles to the beginning; con-
tanning five acres, one rod, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-half cash,
balance in six months to be secured by
lien on the premises.
J. II. BRISTOR, trustee.
Nov l0-4tw.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
I'M GOLD,
FOR THE MAN WHO WILL DUPLI-
CATE OUR PRICES.

Determined to keep up with the times,
and wishing to save the people of Martins
burg and vicinity the trouble and expense
Of running or sending to Baltimore and
elsewhere for their goods, we have pur-
chased one of the large and best assorted
stocks that we have ever offered in Mar
tinsburg, and we confidently assert that
we will sell at less than city retail prices
1t is hardly necessary to call attention tn
our Domestic Department, as the enor-
nous business we do in that line attests
the fact that we must SELL CHEAPER
than any o-her house in town and when
we come to FINE GOODS, the difference
is far greater. We will therefore call at
tention to our LARGE ASSORTMENT of
CARPETS and 0lL-CLCTHS, which we
are selling at RUINOUS PRICES. Beau
tiful Ingrains at so, 20, 70, 80, 90 and
100 per yard; RAG Carpets as low as 80
cents per yard; Floor and Table Oil
Cloths in almost every width. quality and
price A splendid line Of DRESS GOODS,
all the latest styles Silks from 81 ~ !;
heavy Gros Grain for So, as good as you
can get for 50 SO in Black Alpacas we
def, eeIn petilon we base them frpee 70
cents Up 10 beautiful silk Warp for 81.
We have added fine and complete line
of MOURNING GOODS to our stock
Australian Grapes, yard Wide, so cts all
wool Delaines, single width, 373 cents
do yards wide, 81, worth S so; Blk.
Cashmeres 81 to 81 so; Honey Comb Bed
Spreads at S. and up. In Cotton and
Linen Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels,
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Ribbons, En-
broideries, Laces. Edgings, Rulings,
Scarfs and Pins, WE CLAIM THE FIELD.
Our stock ofCassimers, Jeans, Cottonades
and Linen Drills is large and under the
market. Notwithstanding the hard times
we propose to PUT DOWN PRICES to
suit the times, and sustain our reput ton
for selling cheaper than any other house
in Martinsburg. No trouble to show
goods. D. W. TlMBERLAKE.
April Nv
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SLATES,
STEEL PENS,
SCHOOL era YON,
ARNOLDS INK,
PEN HOLDERS, &c.
At city prices. We have had a
large quantity of steel pens manu-
featured to order, with our imprint
stamped on each pen and box, and
warrant them equal, in every res
pect, to any pen in the market
We have purchased a large stock
of states and crayon direct from
the manufacturers, and dealers
will find it to their advantage to
purchase from us
HAGERSTowN ALMANAC FOR 1874.
We have made arrangements
with the publisher of the Hagers-
town Almanac, by which we are
enabled to supply dealers at the
very lowest rates by The quantity.
You will save money by purchas-
ing Of the
imdw IND. Book STORE,
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TO Farmers

The undersigned are the agents for the
sale of several of the best and most re-
liable Phosphates Manufactured. The
Phosphstes we sell are guaranteed repre-
sented Farmers and others wishing to
usePhosphates of almostany brand, will
do well by giving US call. The best o
references given as to the superior excel
ence of the Phosphates sold by ms. For
ullparticulars call on
Knapp & EMMERT,
MARTISsBURG, w, VA,
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This is just the season to get poisoned by
Poison Vine, therefore provide yourselves
with bottle of Carbolated Cosmoline and
you will find it to allay the burning and
itching almost Immediately, and to eradi-
cate the poison in very short time. 1t
never fails.
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Notice of Estray.

~ AME TO THE PREMISES OF
Othe subscriber ON the 9Th ofOcto-
Der, a black Cow, with long horns
The owner is hereby notified to. come
forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away. co
Oct 2l-1td&Stw
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FOR the best and cheapest and most
complete stock of solid Silver, and sill
yer plated ware. Clocks &C, to be found
in the city go to 5. HUTCHINSON.
Oct. 10th, INV.
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1r,v eadrrrfisemsnfs.
LAST NOTICE !

HANING GIVEN REPEATED NOT
ice to all persons indebted to the
BERKELEY UNION to settle their
accounts, this final notice is given to all
who know themselves to be so indebted +,
shat unless payment is made within thirty
days, shall assign the same to some per-
son for collection.
j. NELSON WISNER,
Proprietor g BERKELEY UNION.
Nov. 14-2td93tw.
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The finest and cheapest lot of Jewel
ry consisting of Gold Bracelets, Cuff
Buttons, Studs, Rings, Gold mems, &C.
ever brought to this city. to be found
S. HUTCHINSON.
Oct. 10th, Inv.
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Dry Goods,

Just pubttShed, IA q Sedied EaVeIop,
Price Cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treat
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness
or Spermatorrhea, induced by Self. Abuse.
involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Ner
vous Debility, and Impediments to Mar
riage generally Consumption, Epilepsy.
and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity.
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