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corporation. md correct lons+ NJ acsount ofat1 tho
bn-,ner md correct cnpr NJ tic by Laws If frc,
rnfrorat lon. Every eto:sholler Of any corpora
lini .alI hase thi Right. nt all rrLsolah1r timc>.
cxhmtnc The rccnrrts h1ox4 If accannt. mil hv:.
ln'vt nf tnth corporation. Erery p.r-on "ho shat
wF1nefHftr withhos! or a.'}'t In withholding sucl
tccnr,Is. broHs NJ att. c.nnt, Or hy~faws, or
any ut The records. hunks ef account, nrr
Laws of such corporatnn from thc Entrcc'i"1t nf
rhalI he fnct, mt exceeding e1.tNm, nnd in'pr!h.
on,cnt Until fhc order Of TIM t;onft folMts]ny Gtm
10 produce suc! rcco:tr, bt,ks Of ncsnpnt r. "
prl.onmcnt shall not bo for longer term than 'tx
months. .-
NOMINATIONS.
Gov. Cnliom to. dny scnt to tho Senate tho fol-
lowing nominations ior Htato Hoard Of charities:
W. A. ttrtnrhnws of }akc G9nnty: !. G. Cofboe,
Of LASajlc; !. NJ. Gontd. 1T Huck Island.
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!.e ,oF snunan p. f"se tno -o ens'InS xns h,si
AGAINST tho motion 10 table hhd shofcpy INC NIL
wss e. 'aysa: Tsa,, r,,., .. ,o.,non, .vot,, ,nn. On
r, NJ. afewes moved 70 poHnoha .untp ~ Snne ~.
rhs yGso W. asn x,,s .9 !.,xnd ~ X, @ v
Voting 70. lae no1lon 70 nostpone INC motion m do
reconsider ~ nntl 1;haofsoW VA taen eafeaL:t
well. an josI5n; who afe oppn.Sna 10 tho ~.
vote! WIN t'ie ircnt;a o. INC pII! because Ihey
wantoa u discnsscu when " camc 10 sh'fd
fcaalns. ,,, -. 49,
AT. Caetl9 volen aealnes tne ~ ~ knc ttmG'
hnt eaIs ho "a q 1asor tnsoeeIon bS tne noafas
hut subject 70 state control:
coSstpEHAnLr !LtrfkELiso
wac excited by tue charge q uad fath made dhf.
Ing The debate, ana when adjournment was nag u
vas n,sch !ntsns!ee2 ey psssts %1SH'st%n; nHS"
Ing this strs Mn.xhsil approached ~. AoacfWfH,
author of HILL III. for the teasset.mcnt OF capital
etock, and an!d: HWcll, thls bil! viii pass; tho
tfIonda Of IL have q combined on ~ Or wo.1s to
that effect, 'nttmstinE TINT there had been tFadc'
ME. Modctwcll-lta llc..
EysfTbod5 KnL READY 10 Withea an ugly molee.
hnt Mr. aiarshhit explalEca shat 90 naa meant 10
ae jocular, sna ~. Moaermell That no lad eossh
ha'ty' and w'th that u VA saa, smootasd oser'
M Riddle o1cted fe.ola.'on Test.!ng that ~: r.:
lust discrlminAll9ns had been tnaa9 IN inc freight
tariff OIL tho trunk lines from tho Wcst to tho taa'
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PustApELTiitA. May 3..-Thta afternoon there
wss serious accident caused bY tho cars Vt corr
stsuetioa .raiu jumping tho track On tho new
Atlantic City narrow.gausa railroad u Williams
towp, n. y. Owen Sweet WAS Instantly killed.
Michael White died aoon after tho accident, aud
william. Welch Jiod Tonight 1t The llospita! from
Injured, ~ vert Ffnnk Newman, 1auos ltedde!s,
anu Charles HrAr. An tho w0uhattl Meso brought
TO tho Pcnnsyl ylvanla ilo4pEta! tonight
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6UeCEa3 LF&U1ssH 70 ING xFt6RM II
LASALLt. ILL.,, Msy I-Johu Iakrly. aged 10
years, farmer aG the Township Of Eden, accom-.
panied BY bis wlfs, dEpYe Into this city shfa fore.
noon and solt souac ealrcs. This afternoon, when
In state uf lnto1cation, be started for hoMle. snd
had proceeded oaly ubout quarter Of nl4r when
hc fell nus Of hts wagon. broke his skull. and died
suoa after.
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JOURNALISTIC,

8pEcfd{ H&11tcA 70 1A 1FsaHAS.
MltwAukKx, Wis, May alt IL currently rs~
ported to. uiRht that tho Hon. Horace Rub'ee, late
Minister to swItterland, has purchased tho Mtl.
wtukeo Duliy Nfgs, and will tAls editorial charge
Of th6 Dkbcf.
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PATERSON, N. j., May 3.-A carriage containing
dyo pcfaons was struck By = railroad train near
Pompton, last esonIpg. Simon Dcmertst Aims
Taylor, Of Paterson, and young mnn, wero
billed, and the other two fatally Injured.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES


Tha eopsrtnessp harntofotc skating bet @. n.
md y d.ion. liquor dsa!css. - Ea't As4l.e4. ~
Withdrawing. q, y. lJdstoa viii Soottn9e ahg GgAt-
neA4 ~ G3RA. o. n LxN5InSs
j. T. L1U6IcA, !
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Uss Mrs.. Wluslow's Soothing Syrup for
children tetth'ngi u soitsns the g1ms, relieves
wind cole, cures dyse 1tsEy and dlArrheA.
, 1877-05-04

Holxuu's Aromatic Bitter Wine Of Iron 10 .
and Impaired digestion. DsInt, 81 Clark sl=es
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nlE InJun, Much EAt---A Ludlcrous stan-
rcdc---Drrad OF TFeAchcry on the Pnrt a,
Crazy 3Iorse.
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THE HTATE-IIOUBE.
A NtsArpnEltEsstos ConREcTHD.

Hp<cf1] UtpN3th 10 7H& 3FfaNHk
HrRrNar,ELf. ILL.,. May 3.-four editorial to-day
docs great lnjntticc to tho Senate state.iousc In
vesttgatine Committee. It is not By any means
withdrawing report. Tic reason TIC report ts not
mora emphatic IL bccau.e scnntors Zones. 1!n,Dcy.
and Frants, 70 your correspondent IN informed.
CONCEDED away eliminating points in order to get
unanimous report in fasor Of the abolition Of tho
ot11ce Of State House Commissioners. send you
herewith s.....
WHAT WAS REALLY TIE nRFonr
Of tho majority Of the Committees as foltows:
"r'h, I>cckcr, 4 tnartcf. builder Of twenty years.
cxpcfientc, who dullt the Chicago Exposition
Building, testified before yonr Committee that
there arc many defects In tho building, thnugh
there IL tcss objection 10 tho workmanship than TO
tho material uecd. The tttIng in the north and
south corridors seems to be Of second and third
ciaas marble. The workmanship on Tho bases and
pedcataas supporting tho dome ia only passablc.
There arc defects In the MATERIAL Joints do not
nitro In somo instances, ctc.. etc. Upon thcso
points Of imperfect material md defective work.
ansltp the Committee did not hold II necessary to
cnll witnesses.
THE nutLDfSo SHOVE FOR ITSELF.
Tpon ascending tho grind stems In front tho ctt1-
gen cannot ho!p kccing mosaic of foughly*hcwn
Stone AMI ross1hnd cement, tic latter, after only
fcw months' wcas, exhibiting cracks. seams. md
scatcd hnrficea. inside the l,ultEhg tho corridors
arc wainscotcd With beautiful *ar]cfatcd marbles.
and then, to make the contrast moro deaErrcAbc,
they arc rancicd, pllasteEca, and capped With
scAaLiolA, ..--.-... -.
an Imitation of nothing. and Of 10 poor Quality
that 1t IN already fast csumb&EnE and splitting awny.
The wnnI and w0rkiHnnah!p In the Executive
painting 10 gandy md out Ut character. Int tho
SNufs4lp Cuttt.ro0t Ia tho cfownin1 fcnt4rc Ut
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How Nutmegs Gru,y.

Al o,d v,bot., t.,,a 4, az
po... o Al, nhnnt @ nnt,,a. ~ tue i.;a 1n'e.scan
~ 'v ,s,,nh A ,.od IuUas ~ az s e tnis spice,
90 90 Ton .So Msn.sa SsHu ~ 'ne ,a Is ,noigenous
s.,san,;or ~ snv o,v a. a .vaeuE ~ gIes.est
asos.yh 49, ~ r. ~ ntn nAniooyha. .nis lsiana ne'
lenas u.'a,.s;a ~ .ae gl.cn, Wno ao NOT petmitthe
Us.savasso =, .ne Iu'sg ng sa otnef isian9s
unue. snoli as Cols.o,. 4ne nGtnie8 tree as
smvasy -..sS ,ss, vs s;iisSy IyeD sIfa WISE iaiiy
srG"m, Mi.h ,.s aose oI . ricn uafk green,
eu ae a.u Wy psa.; psssns. u teacnes ns.9rity
% lurt g'oIeg.!veslSsgq 81 tpS n,teqnsh
{s1t a. alSa .a;an n;lan len sio pieaeom
.o, W .ne s,penh,ng os Tue tIuis taxes ABOUT
s2s9n sS Lnon.us, oas as the tIee i9 9 pesel'
n.sn psa,.s .nsio ale aiWsys blossoms, ~
gsSSSn gatsSs,. akaas aHu nPa on ths Tree, 4ne
,ss% Ssntho ~ VlS .So psar "a sne lass iois
-, ,.,,,. !. = - a =, - ~
pes annum Q. y nealtny tree % hve
p.unSs oi nutmnagg ana one ana orS
n5n toIt.h oanSs ON piantaIasn ot
ono tltlsasalu t5gs tegutEes the iaDor OF
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: ,aCemrEor Woeda . psHn

The sCaSphdr-Sood bkkhB dc fa,t
from China anSPt the East afs sseil1kiS0sn
for their strong prcservatiYe Odor, and
found useful in keeping away mothS
from woolens ana furs. The China and
Japan Camnhnr tree he;on9s to the Lsur
fel family, aie Eitfise oftHdhStrs and
Even the leaves and fruit smell Of ,cam-
Phor. In Suhatrs this tIeeiis abhndpnt-
" met with on the west coast, chiefly 10
the extensive bush, but seldom in places
moro than 1000 feet above the level Of
theaea. The tree Is straight, extraordi-
natily tall, and has d gigantic crown
which often overtops the other woody
giants 100 feet or so. The stem is solne-
times 20 feet thick. The Barus camphor
Of this island is the most esteemed Of
any. and it is for this drug, obtained 10
email quantities-seldom more that halt
O pound 70 q tree-thae it is ruthIessly
destroyed. The tree, when felled, is di.
vided into small pieces, and these are
afterwards split, upon which the cam
phor, which is found in hollows or crew
ices 10 the body of the tree, and above
all, in knots or dwellings of branches
from the trunks, becomes visible in the
form of granules or grains. An essen.
tial oil alpo exudes from the tree in cfit-
ting which is sometimes COLLECTED, Si.1ia
scarcely remunerative. On the west
coast Of Formosa there are forests o!
Camphor.wood, and great deal of cyude
csTPP'h0I is shipped thence thhs :o Amcy end
other Chinese ports. Large quantitiea
of wood are sawn for p,anks. Tables and
cabinets are then made of it, and it il
also turned into platters aud washing
basins. Only small portion Of the vasi
camphor forests of Formosa has been re,
claimed from its wild Inhabitants, and
this consists of fine tall trees, the growth
Of ages. When tree is felled, the fines,
psrt of the wood is sawn into planks, thu
rest chopped email and iboile6 down fol
| the camphOr.- The Garden. 10 ''--r-''~">-
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herself, he always opened by saying: Il
beg your pardon, miss but it was your
si;o:he. wanted 70 see." "Thas alwaya
.=ea .=ea &c &c. 'em. Thsy mt only sub
seribed for my books themselves, but
knld me whc,e could find mefe ca5.
TONER'S"
Never Whip yc.: =e:=e fer haeoming
frightened at any object by the roadside,
soF If ne sees stump, o! log, OF heap
Of tan bark In the road, and while he Is
cycling It carefully, and about 20 pass 1t,
you strike him with the whip, 1t ID
the log, or the stump, or the tan
bark that 10 hurting him in his way
Of reasoning, and the next time he will
he mere frightened. Give him time TO
examine and smell all Of these objects,
and use the bride to assist You in bring
ing him carefully to those objects OF
fear.
= Spartanburg has the latest curiosity.
1t is wine bottle inside of grape vine
of the Tokay variety. Mr.. Thompson,
the grower, states that he cut off the vine
at point where the vine was little
larger than the bottle, and followed out
the vine 80 as to set the bottle in it, and
bound il up with grating wax, and the
vine grew around the bottle completely
imbedding it, and taking the exact shapa
Of the bottle, having the appearance of a
wooden bottle lined with glass, It was
five years in growing.
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TIE REsI EVlpENcE.

TI,n fDio..tu letter fr1m ilev. j.. 5. i;ssi ri,.
With inlrrost by many physirinns. Ai,r, -.
nnfrcri.: fium the E,iin tliscnsc Ms mil, tel ,lr
rIi of tho I!cv. 4. s. best N"Imrf"n snu ~ ntt
fhit testimony, rs Ih.:N IL no doubt absi;t tLr
curative in'wors of NEGETINE:
SaTicE, Mss-.. Jan. I. i.:t
Mr. ~. II. Sr.yISsI y. .ir-wr I'M Srui gr
FsTsnfi =: SEOETtNt. d neh!cr - the Err.',.t
Ni' i-r' ,;u!ei ihst s, hrs In. m.h, OF ,s'i.<
us --n r. lie IL ute ri iuI iir
Lat tNp he haa ,i,frrs frnui n~eu~is oi b i,,
ran.. .:'":i"u: saecti, md mn. ~ T. Truc, ist
az tFiT II H.i him ,..xiit his tn1s,iii
council II sh phJ,ivi,n. cri ve hni the in;,i.f.
i"pe oi HI riIyirr. of thv nuits Il, ssdr that
az VI, hcy The reach ~ hi.mtn rrsr,. t.ai,,.
ttfiYn rnull hnt ssre him. he had not viSnr
Snduis t:e operation JH,t firn
tEGEflSt an ir'n ;ai iin To ir prr,ent - hus Il,
srn'iaIar.lr Trnr'ns lie hn,iaey ye,ue'i hi. stu
'rsy HI. er'rrs snd eane and -ass about eir,
tiHrjh !,rtr i ali disehsn,e from the oIrnns
Ta-, the lir va: ,nrel have the fulls,t conL.
thst rtt y little unie hr will ,r perfectly cured
u. ~. taken n5nut thrt- nsrn bottles OF VEG ETfyE
LuS let v but little, he too we'll 10
be hkns inricne.
Respceiiul. Jour. E;a. HIST.
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Ri: Industrious. mo matter in what
sphere you move, OF what your calling.
1t does not require argument to prove its
utility. There is rs much difference bel
tween industry and-idleness as there 10
between light and darkness. or between
honey and vinegar. Industry leads on
to labor and labor to wealth; whereas
idleness glides into laziness and creates
want and misery. 7, ghe sluggard lies
ahed ih the 'meening, whilst his indust
trious neighbor is up by times plying his
hands and thoughts on something useful
or ornamental, and is constantly onthe
lookout for some lucrative or honorable
object. He soon attracts the attention
of respectable persons, and should there
be anything to be done, eSefy one knows
the individual who could or would do it..
By his industry he has become easy in
his circumstances and is growing rich,
and is always cheerful, pleasant and
obliging. g.-American Farmer. <H 20
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KEEP SHEEP. Sheep saieing is an
nuaily increasing all oveg I'm country.
Farmers are beginning to find thore IL
nothing more profitable, Ia general
same, than good donk Of sheep. They
require q very small outlay, -shen once a
nccE Is stAT5sufF anu yet the pro61CJ o.
wool, meat aud manure Is Of very cou-
siderable Importance. TO avoid the
l.fEncipal ohjection oSahaep raising By
lsiany fhTnsers, the dogs, o corral should
b Sdnstiaeeed near The bast or In Che
most convenient poiak on The faro. wlie7e
the lock 6houtd 30 i1eFdaed nightly dn.
ring the year, and thus be pseaacsed
against the most wofth hless and disgusting
OF auitn als-ethe sheep dog--which sell
dom make their atsacke by Gay I and
vixen they 90 they chn 6e seSdils shot
Gezf-aatolen 1eltgFdpR.
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G4T96aTNElTMT9
VUW6AlMG
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
Renovates and invIgorates the
Whole System.
IT'S GlE0lOlRAL PROPERTIES ARE ALTERA,
TIVE. TONIC, 80lvEHT AND 0iUaETi0.

vEGETINE 10 made exclusively from tho
5uIces OF carefully SOLICITED barks, roots and
bnrbs. and 40 strungly concentrated, that IL will
onpctualy eradicate from the gysteIu every taint
OF gerofuia, BcroSaioEo E1Grnor, Tue
nsG-o, CaGeer, CuEccFoue lH0neF,
&ryafpeins, Bnls sheun, Oyphfitite
DjseRnes, Caukrr. Faensueso aa sho
puro blood. Helnitcn. au0auaIantoTy and
GhrGCic Esheuuaaefsas, Ne1YosDeu,
Gone ana 1pians Col,plnisats, can only
be eIYectuaIly cured through tho blood.
For UtcrTn and Krnpitve DfEennes OF tho
Hhtn, Ppsiuloa, e'enplos, BtotcEees
1goi1s. TcI3eF, Arnla-Gea0 and Etiags
Uorns. .rEGE,rINEh has mover feiled TO effect o
permanent cure.
For Pains In the Enet, Kidney Oon,.
1.cucorrhCn, arlsln. from internal ulcern-
tin:,, and uIerlno diseases and General DE.
bitssys vEGErLNE acts directly upon the
caiLSes ~ thsso complaints. II invlgorates md
Strengthens the whole rysiom acie upon the fo-
croiive organs, nlays inflammation, cures ulcer
alton nnd regulates tho bowels.
Fer Catarrk, Dynpepain, I1nblsaaI
H~ndnchc. Plsrs, NcFyonsncaa and
Dyas-us. no medicine has givon suvh per.
f."t Satisfaction ~ the vEGETtEE. II lnirlhrf
ths bimsi, rleansoz MI of tho orgniis, niri t'~-
F..sss r,,nttniling power oyer the nervous -
I ini-
Tho rrfiarknhis rnrr- rlTertod hy vEtiEriNE
have ind trc'l many riiyri, innk and nI,hl", ~Ii"
whrTi W a knnw to prescribe and tri II IN ia, Il
al. ~ i,u:t!i,n.
la f>ri. vENE.TINl. !. the boat r-m"d. 81.
di.rs,r"ri fur the afv" .liSeases, nnt l. ,i ~,
r+I s:iin aS1.OOD R'UEsgRHkEl yet i..m u
q I.'tc .ho public.
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Keeping Accounts.

Keeping accounts is almost an absolute
necessity to q farmers SUCCESS. If we
should be asked what is great hindrance
to the advancement of ordinary farmers.
VIC should reply, the wait of some sys.
,tematic. plan in their labors, especially
the want of some systematic mode of
keeping their farm accounts. If we ask
them the cost of raising 100 lbs of pork.
not one in thppsand can give an answer
based oh}a. Iaf figures. They guess q
bushel Of corn costs so much, but their
guessing is often wide of the truth. The
great majority of farmers cannot tell the
net Income 6f their FARMS and hardly
know whether they are progressing.
stending still, or tetrograding, % If meF-
chant or a manufactures should conduct
his business in this shiftless way, we
should expect him 10 fail, and the reason
that farmers do not moro frequently fail
10 that their business Is comparatively
limited. They live mainly within them.
seivea. The farm supports the family,
and tha Amiiy takess care Of the farm
They would find their skill and profits
greatly to increase If they would adopt
come mode of ascertaining how much
this and that crop costs, and cultivate,
such crops and reaS sgeh animals no are
.fpand To pay tie st. . How ar4 we' to
decide what branches OF farming are the
most profitable unless the figures of the
farm account show tiAP -
Whoeyer makes accurate experiments
and keeps accurate accounts not only
benefits himself but the public. We
know there are many circumstances to E5
considered Ia estimating tho cost OF rails
ing crops and feeding stock; and with
tho greatest sccuracy OF observation, the
results Of farm experiments are often only
approximation TO che truth, but whoever
lahore even for these Sapproximationais is O.
public benefnctor. The general princi.
pies of practical agriculture can never bo
established till we have moro Of these
accurate experiments on which to base
Many seem to suppose that it is o great
tSas eli p Yritg dgTEn iuIthe evening" the
result brittle Edky Elieyacan hHTdl d .
croWbar 81 piow lfof ten hours, butg ten
minutes work with pen iasan Hercu.
lean labor. ThiS Isl b mcyss imag7nSry
lion in the way &c keeping accounts. It
only wants resolution to undertake the
work, and o little practice will mako It
ness. sPosaihlu Aha taat.- NAV ha davnlved
on some young member OF the family,
Sshubs fingers arc not unused to the pen
or stiifened by hard work. A general
farm account should be kept, in which
the farm b charged with ali It's expepses
and credited With all its receipS. Be.
sides this generai farm account, moro
minute record should be kePs of each
crop, charging with ali th6 labor, naandrs,
seed, ETC., bestowed upon Il, aud credit.
t-- s. .aifh all raknrIa yyhether sold ar
used in the falAaS3 { SuEk a beck wilI
prove treasure Of wisdom to every
farmer who keeps II.
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ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

II VEGETiNE will relieve pain, cleanse, M
riiy nni cure such disensos restoring the patient
tn perfect health after trying different pliysi-
iot ..'HiaE:vs i,rs&f. il SOD are sufferer, yo,i
san DO cured? Why Is this medicine performing
sm'h great cures: II works IN the blood. In the
circulating iiuld. It can truly be called the
GREAT BLOOD PUliiFlEk. The great source
"i d!:ease originates In tho blood AM, no neii-
sie that does not act directly upon Il, purify
Inn 8
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FurIlnail Univel'sitx. !.

's'' fs GnKkNsrLLR,S IS. @, ,Jan. 20, 1877.
ts Col. J. IA! Hoyt Is auihofi4ed to Yers;ve
money due on uilirerSity Bonds and to I'd
celpt ior the same in my name. "a Those. who
MIN instead of sending their dues by mail
u is hoped that all who are in arrears viii
pay, atlcash all interest duo to JANUARY. 1877.
I.s.44s saAaeigs ( @. IT. JUDSON. .Treas.
Jan 20, 1877 7f.-i "a
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Recommend It Heartilv.

5SrF.s ResTos. Eea- 80
Mr. STyxESS Dear Sr-I hare taken several bottles Of
your NEEIiNEt and convinced u 10 valuable
81. tot Dy,prsia Kidney Complaint. and esnsrI debility
can heartily recommend TO , suffering frula the
MRs. MoNHoE PARKER.
sI5 Athena Street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MARS. II. j.. WEIGH wishes 70 inform
fhXA her friends and the pnblit .cerlerally
that she IS still doing Ladies' 'aiid GhiidYsns
Work in the very latest 50. &c, thai1
any ono else in towns and all orders proEapt-
elsewhere location on vasf Sids TfsiR
Street, next 10 railroad bridge. alg3r 75f ; n
saJalt iSs 1877 27 iiiR v sGn,g
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clTAyE OF, SOUTH CARoI.HrT a.
~ ANDERsoS couNTx.
By ". ". Hi.iapsreys, Ji.dgs Of Probate.
& w ~ KIRSLIy1ESs II. ~ Aocneatef has applied
% mo 70 grant him leftegs OF ailn;fii iisttEs,-
ton de bonis non, with viii annexed, on
Thesp are therefore to cite and a1fnoes5,-
I'D ali kind dIea and creditors of tho Sa.f
Altlefson Barns, Geeaased, 20 bn as,d ars-
gear before mo in Court az Probate. IL
hA held a. Andrf fson Coufk House. on
Iues std day Of April. ae77. nstcr IlinE-
Hon hereof, 70 shoiE enuso, ~ xfly they
NOT 30 granted. Given under nv iknd,
THIS 10Th day OF January, 1877. ~
sl...ZAlGs w. w. HUMPHREYS. =. =.
Masch Is; IE77 p IS. a u
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I'm consideration Of the sci Of have prices to the a
ROOM SUITS consisting Of Dress Bedsd so
piees,f fOm$2 ;
SOLID WALNUT SUITS
Walnut Rocking Chair Chairs
hadi nine reduced m
andca - W WV.
ndwith hdrawer
oors drawer
to be the strongest Chair made warrant,
These
and
and will do you right He WILL NOT OR CANNOT UNDEsoD if
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POETRX.
PRAYER A LA NODE.

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Miss Smiths mes bonhet's quite fright behind.
Wake me IN charity foF the Suffering psor-
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tns's AF'. Jens. ia never spe~k T. her,
IL, fss IN usih's fair pages take delight
Ih rad that other novel thfoush tonight D
hAks ssntsnisd witA my earthly state
"a uish "a m2fned fish bot its To lais
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thiss Bfosn's - big hypeeriis yOsil and ,
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bgFtrg Coz ~ cssslssfussas 90 Balro. CO
Tassssrusx Ors ~ 1877
NOTICE % hereby xirsn that = pstftlaa "a.
~ bssn prss~ntesi g. this Beard ~ Chariss "
~~mmss. e~srK~ -esff. Jsha \ Carrsa. Rahsrs
y. klBsF. Levi Ba6nEfan. Gearfs y. Ma.is. Ca
reii .yence saa efhsf tataals inhahitaass Il Bal
slrasrs casssy .. - 80 80 ssaasaan g.. p.Alie
ss~s esaafy ra@a - sssmsa~e % tss pss~.nf
e~antY reaa s~.ftnK frsu the Dover % the earn
so Fsrrssi rcd. e~iaT the dividisg bns q The
- snd tth sieetion distrets. 81 psint upsa saia
rod sbsus eight hunaFea feet ia . nsssAsriy Al.
festisa frym q stream ealls-i Nsrth Raa. skieh
ersssss said evussy rad theme fram aid point
ia ssatbsriy dire-tioa thr.aKh the lanAs u JsAn
y. carrsH ani John FsH. Hsd th@see upsn the
besi II an cid rad shroaxh the lands II Joshua
Gsnf. Mr.. Beunstt aad the Ashland Irua caun-
pany a. INTEREST the 9reen spsiax Valley conn
~ rad ., % ahsuf the iaads q the Ashland Ir.a
Company, sajoininT ssid Green sprins Valley
roaa. being in al assut sss miles In lsnrth.
Abraham brsun. Ckariss y. Shelley ard Auxust
Hoffman are appointed Boasd ~ Examinsrs %
the shave pstitisa. They are kss.by directed 90
meet upon the premises. on
No.dsy. i7ti day ef Ssss-Lss, 1877,
At 10 O'Clock A. M..
make an examination and report whs,Asr Or nss
the pebble eonvsnienes requires the grasting Il
said petition.
PLEASANT HUNTER,
ROBERT :. CORsE,
ISAAC cE0wTHEk, ss.,
Casnty commissionsrs of baltimore eounty.
Oct. 3o.-3t