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MARRIED,

On Monday the u 4 inst. by The Rev MIR Gil
dea, Mr. u. III. n. BoaRpLsY, of Eastern Sb1r...
Mar, land. {, Miss ELIZA RiDK>HocR, ,iaughicr
OF Nir. Christ Dphcr kidcnhOur IL this cDrrniy.
Oh SUNDAY morning the 2)th inst. IN " ASKING
too City, by the Rev. Henry '. Johns, the Rev.
RoBEnr Asa, Of this place, g. IiE~nIErr, Ma
ma, daughter Of the late Thomas g. Addison,
ESP of Muy land.
la BaitimOir, ou the 19tl, inst by the Rev Nr.
W iincr, Mr. JgREaIAH ". RoHtNSoS, ct Wash
ingtOn county, Md to Miss SARAH Avs IIoL-
LAND, Of tllat city.
fcoNNUNIcArEp
.IIRRTED,
On Thursday evening last, Wv the Rev Mr..
ipr4ne. ti'e Rev. JoaS ALGSsNDEH AR.s=, Pas
~ OF the PrSs stan, Episcopal Chsiyl, ia Ss,rps-
burg, Md. 20 Mrs MAar Avn hiTcHrE. 81 tl.c
same place.
Happy they, the happics, Il their kind,
Whom g,nt!sr star. unite,
And ~ o'E- irt~ tbrir hearts.
Their fortunes aud their bciags blend "
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LEGHORN AND NAVARINO
BONNSETS.

find Rich Ribbands. at Chsapsiae.
NAE have just received two entire
w cases Of Leghora Flats. Cheap
es than we have ever had the article. !
which we are selling rapidly at from 81 %
10 50 for super quality
Also. 100 beautiful quality .Narsrino
BonHets, at from - 10 , cents each. La
dies wanting either sort Of bonnet. would
study their best interest by calling and ex-
aiming this large and handsome supply
al our Store, in Shepbcrdstown. where We
have received. within the last few weeks,
large and general assortment Of fancy
aud substantial 81 MINER GOODS. en-.
braeing each and every article required
for the season.
Only call and examine our Stock, and
sc are convinced that you cannot help
being pleased with the variety ADD ehesp
ness VI the assortment
IhoB11 {. Lane &. Go.
Cheapside. June 50
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THE FREE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE so. 1850.

We have md with much I,;.-a,urc poem cnti-
lied Thought on Education IN its connection
~irI, Morals. +" b, Daniel B,yar, Esp, reci,.,l be-
fore the Literary and phlos ,,,hical 5 oeic,y Of
lia'nIrien Sidney Colicge. The subject does no,
present To the poet that range of imagination shc,,
usually considered necessary Eor the display ol
Sc"i"> IL parSAkcs TOO much Of PHILOSOPHY and
irai', poetry. whose proper clcn,en, is fiction
Ia The Epic, Tia. author e.,n srvst- has own heroes
fnl clo,he thern with all thc attributes which his
fancy may invcut scsirv--he can m ouii ,.,e in
cidcnts to salt the effect whel, hc designs L, pr,-
,ucc--his imagination is under no other restraint
than that which good taste imposes. and can
range unri.llei through u,c iuxuiisut fields Of r,,
maucc, culiing the mos, beautiful flowers and
forming the s@ectes, bouquets No, 50 With the
subject of the poem bcforc us. Genius must Weld
60 the sober guidance of sound IN -,ls aud phi,o-
srphy, and Fame, must usc her pencil it'll NOR.
than orlinaI, discretion. Ii; then. The poem be-
fore us docs NO, emit continued blaze al genuine
potc ere, 1T is TAO, necessarily attributable 10 the
want of genius in the author, but ,o the s,b;.,t
By which his psn restrained. There arr. nc
'cithciess, many highl, wrought passages. whicl,
would do credit To any writer. Speaking Of tn
horrors Of war, he thus pcrspniiies Slaughter:
'Wrapprl in lur;d elon,ls
The giant hend, With ,nlturr JOY, careers
\mi'is, ti,e stcaniing cainsgr. II, unrrinc,i,
Aud shaking earth AT every pc.ierous bound,
It's maniac s;cej. With eve VI met sor giar...
Aud nostrils breathing forth DESTROYING lircs,
l. u,ulting through the fan, aud scattered hosts,
And ''lmp!ing dead aad DYING in the dust"
We arc aware that Piosopopoia, one of thc
highest figures Of language. mus, b. used with
proper regard TO the subj,,,, and the s,,ic of mind
created by wha, goes bcflrr. Il. this place. how
ever IL Is entirely consistent, ~i,l, III. subject,
The morality Of This poem deserves the highcs,
praise, and its didaotic sobcincss is relieved by
several episodes or dgrcssons, calculated warm,
L. To interest the mind of the reader
We do not pretend to review the poem, bn, L,
call 20 IL The attention Of our readers some ,.x-
tracts will be found ON first page
O. Tits for sale nj Mr.. Browns Book S,or, in
this place, and ut l. y. Carriers Store, Har,crs-
Perry.
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Bank Of ihe Failcs an Ia,
June IS, 1850.
NOTICE.

I>HE annual meeting Of the stock
i holders, for the election Of dir-c-
tors. and for other purposes. will DO held
At the banking house ia Winchester, on
Wednesday the 2is, day Of July next
Stockholders are again notified that on
'hc same day a meeting will DO held 10 de
eide on the acceptance or rejection Of the
new charter. No stockholder can vote by
proxy at this meeting. unless such p,sxy
shall be appointed after the passage Of the
act. Forms Of attorney for appointing
proxies will be furnished at the bank. OF
either Of its branches
II NJ. BRENT, Cashier.
Winchester, June 80. 1880.
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a REQuESx.

WISH those OF my customers . no have
> STUD 10 the mill. 20 take . part az 90,
AID OF II away by the Ist or Jaiy. ms nv
S"jeet,, 10 put nsw floor in that part OF
The I0ili which 10 nov entiseiy taken uu
with the article. AZ il, yas nov Intention
last July to have done 80, aud prevented
from this circumstance, Il hope this request
will now be siteode6 10.
DANIEL SNYDER
Ford Mills, June &c. 1855,
+. 81 must again solicit a call from
'oose no still have unsettled accounts. a.
the necessity Of closing them once in =
lev years Is 10 doubt Obvious 60 all They
s'ii At all times be found ready fos settle
'neo', and as this - tho season OF the year
that nall accounts should be closed. 1 hone
rdl not be deferred longer titan the l.,
oi July 1n my abseuce. my son - II.
Snyder. living AZ the mill. is authorized To
settle add transact any business viih those
disposed 10 call. DIS
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e. The Rev. Mr.. MosRoE will preach
in the Methodist Church At lIsrpers.Fer
ry. on Sunday the Eleventh Of July. at II
o'clock.,A nj. A collection will be taken
up. for tho benefit Of the American Colo.
nixstion Society.
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CHURCH Music

a meeting Of the pupils 81 Mr IIrsT. and
II al persons disposed 10 favor the objee, q
his visit, viii be held in the Ptesb, terrain
Church. on Monday the 5ih Of JoIy. ct 4
o'clock, y. ~. A forl attendance Is desirable.
IN order ,bss arrangement, may be made Tor
regular Instruction in this most sublime and
interesting science. The friends u good
music. Will certainly svaii themselves Of The
present favorable opportunity of advance
ment. 4 booler tho me cannot engage their
s'ie"sion and an effort q, improvement il
due 70 the great cause Of Religion which ,heJ
advoesie, AID 10 the dignity Of the God whom
they Wofship. Their efforts wiIl tend great.
y 20 assist tbe ministers in sievsiing and im
proving the moral affections, and IN rsising
the soul from "Ss'Ure vp 20 Natures God. .
.Iff1e so. 1850.
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Chmieao,cn, l,me eaa. lsso.

= VIE Stockholders Of the Harpers
Ferry. Chsrlesto~n aud smith
nea turnpike Company, are hereby no,i-
ned. that IN 'ostaln,en, oI two JolI.,. snd
my eshss per share Of the stock of ,,,,s
company tbe'ns the fst ,nssslme nt) i. re.
!u"ed 70 be paid toiiomphsey K.y... E.u
the Treasurer Of the company. on The -
Gay Of August next; aud . further sum az
two dollars and Fifty cenis per share. tbe :
ing the I'd iDstaluenO in hko nanuer on
The hrst DAY OF October next
by order Of tho Board Of Directors.
ANDREW HUNTER. Seeu
June 90, 1850.
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30" In compliance with reques, Of the
American Colonization Society. it is under.
stood that collections viii be taken up IN the
several churches VI this county. in which, ser.
vice may be held. on Sunday the 4,h day OF
July next. for the benefit of that mos, bene-
violent institution.
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Avon Mills and DistilIerv

MYTH the Land attached ,hereto. " ,lI
" DC rented on the 10th OF July NEXT.
Tor the term Of one year from the i.t day
y. august. 1850, 90 the highest bidder
FERNS made known on the day Of renting.
~ me Hears Of Daniel Ksble, sen. deed
june D. 1880.
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PIE subscriber has in store a few
- pieces OF Irish Shee,ing. Of good quail
ity. which he will sell very cheap. Also.
100 DOZEN OF Chappee's superior six cord
sewing Cotton, which he will sell At the
Baltimore price. by the dszen Also. broad
striped furniture Dimity. very superior
and cheap. WIN CLEVELAND.
CharIestowa, June %
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COMMUNICATION.
Ma. Enron:

am glad to find the spirit ofimprove.
ment, in this region, awakening from il,
slumbers. year ago. il was supposed 10
have been en,ombed,-,he village bell b,v.
ing actually sounded i's requiem. but !, wa.
not dead--i' only slept. The Frederick Road,
add the Road through this place to Harpers.
Perry, are likely To- be followed by Others. I
understand the Winchester people intend Ia
revive the scheme for improving the Road
from that place to SmithGcld. This is wise
resolve. Time will soon show it's beneficial
results. And find, by a late Siaun,oo IA.
per. that the idea OF Road from that point.
through the Ccktey, 10 the C9nai and Raif.va,,
al Hgpers.Fe0y, is hailed with decided sp
probation. Let the subject be earnestly
urged upon the attention OF the public, and
success viii follow as certainly rs The d.y col.
ioweth the night. A CITIZEN
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THE LAST OF THE MouIcANs

Died, nj tie farm which her great grand
father titled. Lror rASTiaCIGIoN, at the I'D
vanced age Of 81. having descendants Of the
seventh generation. Lucy MAS born in The
sixth year OF George the seconds reign, and
retained IN her memory many events Of the
early settlement of the white peoplc, ~ho
came from beyond the great waters nl,ho'
she could not boast Of any connection with the
House of Hanover. or with the white or red
rose of York or Lancaster. she sprang from a
race ot kings on the maternal side. whose
nniiorm friendship to our Pilgrim Fathers.
should never be forgotten by their children.
While other surrounding tribes were prowl.
ing around our borders, creating alarm by the
war whoop and savage ycll. the family of Tn.
cas- gave iotle Pilgrims the wampum Of peace,
and when occasion required, their intrepid
warriors welded the tomsbawk in their de.
fence. Lucy Tantiquigion Was sister of the
Rev, Samson Occum. the Indian Minister.
who went out To Eogland in l766, with
the Rev. NF. Whitaker. 90 obtain assist apce
tor The School for the Indians, then in charge
81 Mr. Wheelock, Afterwards President w.
Mr.. Occum was gTaciously received at Cout,.
and received many tokens of kind feelings
While in England. and ~as always greeted by
the late Doct Levi Hart. Of Preston. with a
uniform smile Of benignity. whenever he Wis.
lied lis family Nerleieh Courier.
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Messrs. DASikL & wIlIrAN HAprnR have
commenced the publication Of newspaper
!" Romney. Hampshire county, Virgins. call.
ed the "Hampshire and Hardy Intelligence. :"
The hrs, aumber. tho only one we have re.
ceived. does credit to the publishers, and we
hope they will meet with the encours gemeu,
and reward they merit.
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To The Clerk Of the Superior Court Of
L0,c for The county of .Ir1crscn.


"HEREAS, Ronrnr Wnir., Judge of
w the Superior Cont Of Law for the coun
~ OF Jefferson, has failed, in consequence Of
sickness. for two successive terms, To hold q
Ccuft for the said county,, R,cHAup T..
PAnxEn. assigned BY the General Court, ia
pursuance OF the act entitled, IAN act TO pro-
vide for holding special terms of the Superior
Courts OF Law IN certain cases." passe d 9th
March, 1896, tn hold Court Of the said
County, do hereby appoint Special Term of
the Superior Court of Law, to be held for The
said County Of Jefferson, to commence on
Tuesday the Goth day OF July next: Add .
DO therefore. hereby direct you to give no.
ticc thereof, to the Commons eal,h's Attor.
ney, TO The other Officers of the Court, and to
the parties charged criminsliy aud TO issue
all necessary process, in civil as well as in
criminal cases, returnsble TO such Special
Session which process the Sheriff is bound
TO execute, as well as to summon Grand Ju.
y and Venires TO attend the said Special
Court, uoder the same Limit atoms and rcstric.
tons rs in the case OF ocular Court in course
Add do hereby require all the Officers Of the
said Court. to do and perform Ill such acts and
duties rs they would be required TO perform
at = regular Term Of the said Court. Given
under my hand and seal thi. 18th day Of Pc.
bruary, 1850.
RICHARD +. PARKER. US
June so, 1880.
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NJ. KsArrse has disposed ut the Wood.
stock "sentieer' to s,r. J.~rs %. DAsr,.u.
ros. by whom Il Gill hereafter be published
Although ~e differed in opinion With Mr..
Heating. upon mos, questions Of public poll.
cy. We may be allowed to express our regre,
that he has so sooo grown weary Of the du.
ties Of an editor. lie is asprgh,Iy and agree.
able writer.
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VIRGINIA.. TO WIT:
IN the Superior CouT, OF Chancery hold en-
at Winchester the 10Th day OF April, 1880.
.7Hen UHioms. and Helen Maria his
wJe. and said .7Hen HiHiams, as
administrator Of !Naria UIHiaD,s,
deed, PLAINTIFFS,
John Joii6e and Elisha ~. Williams,
erecufOrs Of Frances Helm, deed.
and Others, DIrEspASrs.
iTNHE order Of publication against Elisha
u w. WiIlIsn,s, aud Thomas, Frances
MersdsIh. and Robert Williams. his chill.
drsD, and John p. Saudford sod Anu hi.
wife. and Charles ID. Negvicr, who are ab-
sent defendants, being duly Published and
posted. aud they ''ili failing 10 appear end
answer-snd the subrenas having been re.
turned executed on the other defendant.
more than four months, and they still falling
TO snswcr, except the defeodant, Strotber
VI. Helm. the hill OF the complainant 10 la
ken FOR confessed rs TO them, except the
said STROLLER sud this Gauge came on 10 De
beard this 18Th day of April. 1880. on the
bIiI, answer of the said Helm, and exhi-
bits, and was argued by counsel: On consi.
sidrrstion whereof. the court doth adjudge
order, and decree, that John JoIine and Iii.
sbs w. williams render 90 account of the
standardization Of Frances Helm, aece ssed,
on the estate of MeTedetb Helm. deceased.
snd sf thor ovn administration Of the estate
Of Frances Helm. deed. before one Of the
commissioners of this court. that the sad
John Joiiffs render before the sane conmis.
sioner. his account as administrator De bcni,
aoH, with the will annexed, Of Meredeih
lieim, deed; and that the said Allen vii.
iiams render, before The same commissions
q saln n
Helm, deed. al which the said commits
sioner - ordered 10 state and settle sccord.
ing 10 the principles settled IN ,bis decree
.0d make report 81 his proceedings, tOgs.
Iber viii any special matter which he nsy
deem pertinent, or either party may require
10 be stated. a coPy--Tssts.
DAN l. LEE, G. E.
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NOTICE.

hJsRev. AIR. M,rea.rr win preach in the
Free Church ~ Harrers Ferry, on Ibur,.l,,
evening" next. (July iss. Al early candle lag ht
Religious service may also be expected on
Friday and Saturday. On Sabbath, the s..
crament will be administered.
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So A collection will be taken up in the
Episcopal Church ON Sunday the 9TH " July,
for the 5enefi, OF the Colonization Society.
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NOTICE

A PETITION uili be presented 70 ne
n next Legislature ~ ysginis. pray cog he
passage u . isw 70 sashori1r scpssute elec-
''on 20 Be held - iisrpers Ferry IN tie couB.
y ~ Jefferson.
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Mr.. RANDOLPH. the new Munster 70
Russia, arrived ut Norfolk, whence he
- to SAL IN the Sloop Of War Concord,
-on Friday the 18th inst. Mr.. Score.
tnry fan- Buren, arrived at the .ame
place on the day following from Wash
'ngt"n. IL this was Tor the purpose Of
comforting with the Minister. IL vas
rather reversing the order Of things.
which used 10 be that the Minister
should come To the Government f.,
instructions. and not the Government
Z" the Minister. However. il is a plea
SAINT season Tor steam boat excursion;
ana We remember To- have heard. be-.
sides, that when Mr.. RandoIpb left
,h's city for his residence Just after the
formation OF the present Cabinet. he
swore solemn oath, on or near the
Potomac Bridge, that he ould never
pass that river again. If such was the
iaef, perhaps the only chance Tor an i'm.
ter'iew with him was for. the Secretary
to pass IL. For any thing We know.
indeed, this might have been one of the
conditions Of the acceptance Of the an
Pointment by Mr.. Randolph.
Nat. la,el. Of June "a.
IL IS stated in the Ohio papers, that
MIR. CLAY. the late Secretary of State.
intends, on the occasion Of the an.
preaching session Of the Circuit and
District Courts Of the United States in
the District &c Ohio. Ito RESUME his
practice IN those Courts, which III
health. an,l the urgency Of public du-
ties, have interrupted for n number of
years" Bak. Patriot.
Rail Road Cars. -Two additional
Cars, handsomely furnished, from the
factory OF INLAY. in North street, have
Just been placed upon our Rail Road.
Another was put on this forenoon and
another will be ready on Saturday.
The demand for seats continues TO in
crease and the work goes brayely on.
A large Coach with four horses is
advertised to start from the City Hotel
Tor the Depot, TO reach there in due
season before the starting Of the Cars.
The charge. we learn. is intended to
be quite moderate, both going and re.
turning.
Many passengers tor the West al
ready leave the Stages at Ellicotts'
Mills and from thence ONE TO the City
IN the Cars, a distance OF thirteen miles.
The same mode is adopted by those
Who come TO that point from the sur.
rounding Country in their own vehi-
cles. The travelling on the Road is
every day increasing, and is surpass-
ing the most sanguine calculations.
Bali. Pat. ED inst.
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PAUL CL'Sronp, new novel, Nv the author {,
Pelham. has just been issued from the pres. Of III,
MesSrs. Ilar1crs Of New York.
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Zenobia. years old. and Sarah. 6
years old. we're both purchased by Dir.
Thomas Uf Eas,on, Md. for SIIO each.
Each OF these cows had calf , weeks
old. whick were bid in by Col. Powell.
at 5000 each. Tccumseh. the bull
above mentioned, was purchased by
the same gentleman.
When our reporter left the ground,
p had been sold, amounting to $3.50.
being an average Of about S5Ol each.
The whole number advertised in the
catalogue was -, few of which we're
bought in by Col. Powell. The prices
given above are actual sales. IL is
probable the whole amount IF sales
reached $4,000. A bull calf, fire
days old, brought SII0!
With the most praiseworlhy atten-
ton TO the comfort Of the large assem- =
blagc collected on his premises. Col.
Powell had provided table nearly two
hundred Yards long, stored most libc-
rally with Substantial fare, in every
entioing variety. aud Of which the com
pany was invited TO partake. This
polite attention. TO the convenience Of
the company was rendered the more
grateful 10 their feelings. as the neigh
boring tayerDs were but few in number.
and but indiilerently provided. I'm
mensc tubs 81 saegaree Of delightful
favor. abouudcd near the table; but
solitary drop Of spirituous liquor was
not TO be seen upon the ground. The
excessive heat OF the day, tho great
crowd, and the heavy rain which oc-
CURED. for several hoars in the after
noon, prevented our reporter obtaining
a more explicit account Of this interest
ing sale.-PhL Buiiefin, June 10.
we ar pleased 20 learn. ii-t oue q tl'c fse-,
a the above animals, ~as purchased ~ ~ JOHN
Bri.coe end Joscph MsMn4zn. E@f q ,his
eouuty, fT sufo between foar and irc hus,,lT-e,l
dollars - EBrroR ~ Pass Pass
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Inn P=E-ipESr ~ the United State. - on =
'~t 90 thc lIouaitsgc 10 Tennessee
Mr Wv BcHEv, SECRETARY o. State, lately
"Hie q =" hsing" vidt 10 Norfolk. Baltimorc. 6e.
We Earov. secrc,ary q War, hss ieh wa.h-
''g''n In weN Point, from which place he viii
proceed 90 Tcnncssse
We BsHar, Postmaster General, vas las,
"eek in Phila'ielpAia
VIZ. b"ASea, scer,ary 81 tIse Nav, IL Is s.id,
Is MsaA'Hy q tour > Florid.
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Commissioner's OGcs. ChGyiesiovn,
- ~ 49,

IDl0NIf55IONtT , 'TIIffs t7HNTFfFIOINIl, 7
June 30, 1880.
THE psrIiss interested 10 THE shove y
toned suit. will please take notice, thstI
shall sitebd ~ nv sace AFORESAID. on Fri.
ssy ghe S0th de, u Jpiy nsHt. 81 , o'clock
". 10 enter upon ihe duiiss required b,
the shove feclted osdsr Of court. and shall
adjouTa from DAY 90 dey, unfd ny report
shalt be completed; when snd Shers the,
are requested 10 attend With fhs aecesssfy
staisments, evidence snd veuehers
u wOfTHINGTON, Ma Gem.
Jure so 1880
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In some counties in Virginia, where several
places are appointed for holding elections, the
Law requires the polls 10 be opened on different
days respected correspondent, residing in =
distant part Of the State, has requested us 1, cxs
name the act of the ins, session Of the C,..,,,
assembly directing elections To be held ia Octo-
Der, Tor members Of the Legislature under the new
Constitution, aud 70 say ~hrther the 5th section
does no, require the election TO be held in each
district 'n The same county, the same day -
"e'have examined the Law. anil have mo- hcsi,a-
ton IN giving Our opinion that the elections mus,
De held on the first day Of the October Court, in
ALL THE DIsTnIcrs
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Longs Warranted Sicklcs.
lust received. a supply Of II Long L
- sons warranted SIckles Also, Wal.
dfon's and GrifIins Cyadiing !SeyfJses. Pa
leni Rifles. Indian poBd and CSum creek
Whetsioncs
Thomas T. Lane T. 10.
ShepherdssOwn. June so
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AN uAamrsr nrouraT

AM EARNEST nEQUEsT.
WILL persons indebted 20 me have
w the goodness 70 believe that really
'conf Sao''syY u they will. let them act -
tbeig cOnseiences may dictate.
6IiN > CALLAIIER
june I6. 1880