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BY Wiiiiams a HaxalI.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD s. KITCHEN FIIRNITIIRE


TRUSTEES SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE-
Rf virtue of a deed of trust from David M
Branch. dated II February, 1915, and duly recorded in tA-
orse OF the Court OF Husdnss fer the city Of Richmond. same d.y.
~ erhe purFos > Of sid deed, ard At the request Of the ben.a-
eiaIy thereof l shall, on MONDAY, Zsth inst At 10 o'eloeh. in the
morning Al the residence o. sid David N Brlncn. on Main street
proeeri to sell at public auction, all the Household sa Khehen
Iuin.nre' and other property, convey eta ne BY said deed. Among
the FUN tare are
Mahogary warjrCbe, and Bureaus
Do. Bedieadsa ana Toilet Tabes
Do Dinner and Breakfast Tables
SOFAS, Settlers Lounges sn1 Ouomens
Mahogany and Mape Chain
Feather BEDS, Boksers and Plnowa
Hair Marases
Bed ami Tahe Linen
Silver, Glass and Oh IA Ware
MahoEEy Sdsbold
Carpets and Rugs
fenden and Fire Irons
hantel Passage and Astral Lamps
Ard many o.her articles
TERMS-1he 6eel requires the sale 70 BE- for ea.h but nv .oa-
srnioi the parties interested. 4 credit Of SO da,s W. 4 Be- allowed on
all sums fom so tn 500. and OF 30 days on suns OF 800 and nm
WARDS the purchaser giving approved sndoued neso iahIe notes.
JOHN ID. MUNFORD, Trustee.
sc II WILLIAMS n UAYAII Amer.
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Richmond Academy.
IENHE course of studies of this Institution will be
Il resumed on the 18th September. at "a O'Clock.
MI VIM. p. hunfofd will take charge Of the classical dep,r iment.
Other competent teachers are expected. aud will be empoyed in the
proportion OF one to about twenty ice boys.
AZ l-esawhdlfcg C.CRozET, Pdaspal.
EDUCATION.-My School, for the ins,ruc.
Ia ton Of boJs. In all the branches Of a thorough Ensis, fem-
bneinE hath'maueT and Classical Education. will be re-opsnsd
on MONDAY, septemsH the l4h. % Room on Broad between
~ i-daMW&F A r sruNrp
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NJ
Classical aud M~aIhematic Institute.
IHNHE next session Of this Institution will com.
- menee on ho"DAY. September ssih. rte course Of ie.
'truetion, which, for many years, has been pursued to the sat Sac
ton Of patrons, will be continued Though not limited In bis nun
Ter. the Principal Of this institution seeur 5 the services Of a con.
Pet'nt assistant for every twenty Eve pupils whek, with his own
unTem tied anen'ioP, enables him TO furnish each scholar 1.-THE Aid
necessary to the iuecesful prosecution OF study.
50 9-sawtf RID STERLING, A. NJ PRINCIPAL
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81 Maiden Lane, New YORK.
sirs-I am happy to have Tin ny power IN bear testimony ofthc
good effects attending the use Of your Canadian yernifrse.
My child, Of two years Of age, had been ~ for some seven or
eight months, and had finally become 90 emaeiated, that We dis
paired Of its Teeovery. supPosirE the cause Of its sickness was
worms we rave her various medicines recommended IN such
cases, but they produced no beneficial Effects We had given her mp
A. past recovery, when we were recommended by a friend. who
had heard Of your medicine. TO give Il a triai-we did 90 without
any expectation Of it, being serviceable, but to our great JOY and
surprise, amer she had taken sI do'es, and six only, she began TO
revived. aRd IL now in better health than she has been for ten
months.
can now recommend your canadian VcmifuIn" with the
greatest confidence, and ~ \ friend IN the young pouinn Of tie
human family. who suffer nom worms. nm glad TO be able to
give you su-hdecded confidence in TIE success Of your medicine,
and am wiling you should refer to the any persons who hive doubt
on this point fou's truly
GILES MACORD, 10 Tlsy 81.
Hr The Cssadian vemiGge IS only IS cents per boule, and i
much riessanter thnu any In USE Prepared only BY JOHN WlNER
a co, 81 Maiden Lane, N. Work. SOid by GANNpR n WOOD,
Agents for Richmond and ) n. BRoCKBNBhOUGH = co Agents
for scousvile. - ~
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STATIONS OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let all the word sy What lney can,
For selling PriIes. 5rlArTor's II. man,

rorsehing Prtrrs, 5TnATToS'st the mani
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburp. No. 43. Sept. l4h:
9 Sc II "a 20 IS SIS IL 50 10 % So 81 %.
Half Mes. - IS 50. A prize of 800. sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn No, o. AeIardra. 3T-Sspt. 10:
10 81 8 "a 6l &c &c 81 40 Is IS , 65
$4,000, 1000.
Fn~day-monongaiia, No. 3s-Captals $4,000. 1000. $50. &c.
IS Nos. ie drawn. Ticket. 1: hsve, SOC; quarters Csc.
$4,000. 1000.
saturday-Susen. Extra lie. Capitals $4,000, 1000, $40, ke-
rs Nos 10 drawn. Tickets 81: halves soc; qs- Csc
Magnificent-s5O,OOO $4,000!
Saturday, Sept 10. 1916.
IS NO. LoTrERY-I5 DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
l Prize OF $4,000 50 prizes Of $500
I 10000 so 400
1 10000 100 $50
50 LOCO &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves u; quarters %.
Certificates OF packages Of 20 Whole Ticket, slGO
Do. do. &c Half do so
do. do. &c Quarter do 90
DO. do. so Eighth do 90
Buyeu are referred To my i, Of Prizes which are rerst-red
nj the Once a - . proof OF wha; has been done; and every
drawing continues 10 increase the number sold and paid BY ne.
fo O.derB for package, certificates OF rngie tic kel in the above
sehemes' and IN all Lotteries, viii Ls prsnpty attended 10, and
drawing sent when requested.
Pleas. .ddress srdsrs 10 d. sTRATToN,
Richmond. Va.
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Miss Boarding d Day school
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Miss Boarding d Day school
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Corner of 3D. and Franklin streets, Shockoe Hill.
FHNHE exercises Of Miss GoEDoSs School for young ladies' WILDE
IL resumed on the Let OF October next, in Mr.. Motifs new and
convenient building. on 81 and Frnkln streets.
In the regular and more solid branches OF education, Mis- Cor
don will be assisted by Miss Saith and Mr.. Seabrook, well known
and experienced teachers aud having engaged the services OF The
best instructors in Music, French, &C, she hopes that her school.
In every department. will be found worthy OF the continued ard in
ereasins patronage Of her friends and the public.
TERMS,
payable half yearly IN advance, on the LIST October and lot March
Board, soou
English, In all its branches, 90
Latin and French, each 20
German and Spanish. each 30
Music and Drawing, professor charge.
For children, in reading, writing. spelling and geography, 30
s. c-eotiGOc.
EDUCATION. The exercises of Misses NJ.
~ Al c +. ALIENS School will be resumed on The FIST
day OF oeioser nsit, in the Horse next door TO the residence OF
Colonel BiGoER, on shockoe Hin. 81 I6-ecst
VbNsAcHER WANTED "A single gentleman, qualified to teach
Il Mathematics and the Physical sciences, nav hear OF a desia
bic situation, by addressing lpo't paid A. B Box 67s, Richmond
Posi Once. a graduate Of a Military Institution wouh te prefer
red. an 2S-etf
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SPLENDID sToCK OF FALL GOODS.


IL eeiPto OF an unusually wei assorted sock cf DRY GOODS,
comprising every vaneJ, suited to TOW n sId county trade among
watch are
Rich Paris Cashmere Robes
Rich Ombre SHADED Cashmere ard Nouern.
Rich Oregon. CAsulish and Clenautne Pads
Tad MeuRo Ca.hmeres
Rieh satin stiped Tibet do.
BIZ aud cord Apaeas
Bk and ssin STRIPED do.
Bombannes, CnpeS ami Poprns
Reh Ruge OmbTe P. DSoie Silks
Rich Pekin FaeUane do
Rich Gro de Napies Gsce DO
Together with a great variety Of
New style silks, from Use to - per yard
VIII and cord embd Muslin Robes
Preach embI Corars, ChsmisettA Ca2es
Infants froek Bodies, Sleeves, &C
Ombre shaded ChsEings
BIZ French Cloth and Cisireres
Sis, satin AID m-ribo Yes iags
sauHets, fuled k.iseys, eabl- Kerstys
Pad Linseys, white and red Fkl nai1
While DOmeu, Weeh ncn SIR nkinx and Canton F.anneI.
Servants Whiinty, ard super uband bounI Bed Biansets
shk and msrno Honey, Gloves, fancy SILK CrIvats
Heavy woolLlE aud cord, Tibet, enbd, crane ADD other shaSs
White and tod embd Cnre ScaE, something very pxty.
Csrpetings Rugs and Bookings.
fo5,ae al Wholesale and retail Al prices that cant hI to slease.
Sc II No. 90 WEST MAIN STREET
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proved BY It's use even wren no worms are discovered,
IL will be seen by the following statement, that Mt. haCori had
previous TO using Winners Canadian Vermifugr," resoued TO va
rio1s preparations recommended for worms, without any advaR
tage-this Of itself Is sufficient to prove the superiority Of this pre-
paration over an others for similar purPoss.
BRooKLYs, Jan. 10. 1886.
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sO0n CASKS 90 FREsH rnONAsroN LIME 81 ar.rts
~ qualify aud IN scot order Just rsc,sved p~t schr Al. o. o.
Tor sie hom ne Docs, By
~ l6 HENRY FrsnrR
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| n.

INHE school of the subscriber will mmen
Il on "Wednesday, sept 10. A thor ugh and eItcnSed course
in the EHgAtsA braAdS, the Classics, or -Mst.czGfes, may be pur-
sued. The mo. ais add eepormeht Of the puPG. will always re
eeive n waehul ausauon.
To those pupils having Mechanical pursuits in view. or profes
sions requiring a knowledge OF Descriptive Geometry; Linear. Per
sgeefIvs, or Typographical Drawings, any instruction desired in
Ties branches will be impaired.
sehooHRoomI on Broad street. between 9Th and sh.
tel4-eoiw sAnL A. JEwETr.
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TO COUNTRY
CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENwARE.

TT Ii I'D NTNES
'1NHE subscribers contemplating a change in
= their buiiness Al The close Of the pressnI yslr, offer fer sale,
al very redleed prrees, at whohsa'e, LhelT a &c and valuable stock
OF China Glass and Eataenrare. Berg in daiy sIpsetatioa OF
their al supply Of EEzi,h Coo1S per Bssqpe Ph1niI direct 70 this
poit their assortment Of new and faShionltle articles vii b. worthy
the AueHtion OF county tealer, and they pledge hsHp1vrs 10 sed
lower ih-n similar goods can he bought in ay Of the Northern
markets, ~ any regular bousr.
We sho4h be Wiling 70 offer great in ueemen;s 10 ary on. wish
Jog TO eng g. in this business 10 take our entire stcck OF FOODS and
~oad give a lease UPON tie store and warehouse We occupy, Whieh
: a long established and GENITAL sianI.
So E-.tf
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MANTUA-MAKINL
IOHN $. MEREDITH. Attorney at lar.

~ 80 hfiNIHfH U LuUs
" h,HNoSn, Va practices IN tho SUPERIOR and Inferior Cour.
OF 'aW ami 'lan-sry holden ~ The Cry Of RichusoaJ. and fn th.
Oiteuian co. Hty cnutsef Goochaui and Han1yrr.
SJ Cicc over the store Of smHh = Tarao.L Man sfest.
~ 7-dfm
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MIR. TRK rs sCHOOL,

FFNHE duties OF my School will be RESUMED on Monday, se
IL 2slh. at my sehooLHouse on Gaee street. I shall be ars
in Mathematics and Modern IanEuares by gentlemen of eapabi
~ and experience. Sc i4-3tMwF WM. BURKE.
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DAVENPOKT, ALLEN u co.,
OFFER for sale
- 1900 bags Green Bio and Laruayrt CnTs.
900 EetssPort nc and bhsinx Powder from ns aIIauri Pow.
der hhs-wausned Isl qIaHty.
500 b5s Recufcd WHISKY.
tia~ works.
500 acks Nar.taTt SIT
Ioo fse a-es w 4 W.aod loves'uzs Loaf and Cru .h-d Sugars.
30 eashs srcfm on warranted tur-.
20 casks Coal Pit o..
g tbs Ianners' Oh, in prime orIgr.
So hkh nacrn sdee
m' sahPt.re' CopPeras, Pepper. Anspice
bntn, Gre N and 30 .cs Tea,
Cotton Vans. g arch. soap
Tahow and Sperm Car dha. -
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THE FAIRFIELD FALL MEETING,
FOR 1916,

WILL CONNER c, on TUESDAY, soih September. lna- Pa
heular hereafter. John BELCHER, Pr
- II-w1F
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FIRST AND FINAL ACCOUNTS,

FILED at the August term, 1916, uf the court Of
common pleas for Carroll county, and will be pre-
sented at the next term for final settlement.
First account of David Arter, executor on the e.
tate of David White, deceased
Second account of George Harsh, surviving exec
utor of George Hartman, deceased.
Final account of Jesse Townsend and Esther Rig
BY. executors of James Rigby, deceased.
Final account of Susan Marshal, executor Of VIII
liam Marshal, deceased.
Final accout of Samuel Hewett, guardian of jon
athan Hewett.
Final account of Hannah Cox and Lazarus Earnst,
executors of Henry Cox, deceased.
w. R. LLOYD, Clerk, P. T.
Sentemher 4, lS46-4T-3t.
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A sure cure for the Piles.

RoxE, New York, April !, 1876.
Dr. SMITH. No man ever suffered more severely
Wiih the Piles than myself have made use Of ma
nv kinds Of medicines for this troublesome complaint
bu, found no relief until used your improved lndi-
an Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills and four boxes ei-
iected a complete cure. can recommend them IA
an such cases. WM. LANPIlEAR.
II is fact not universally known, that the inTe
dients in many pills in common use act with too
much force upon the liver and the coats Of the stom
ach, and by their drastic qualities very frequently
produce the Piles. Not so with Dr. Smiths Pills.
They will cure this distressing complaint in every
instance.
Office l19 Greenwich street, large Brick Block
Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegetable Pills;
and see that G. Benz. Smith is ,0ruieE with pen on
the bottom Of the box.
For sale at the store Of R. ]. Atkinson, and drug
store Of r. Kennedy, Cauollton; WIN. II. Greer q
Co., Magnolia; Thos. Lake, MOrges; John Potter, \.
Harrsburgh; G. Maniull, Augusta f. Hail. Hanover
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CARROLLToN ACADEMY.

Il will be seen by notice in another part Of
to-day's paper, that there will be an examination
of the Students of the Carollton Academy, We'd
nesday the Esd inst. We hope that all feel
ing an interest in the cause of education will at
tend. IL education is desirable as a public good,
it is duty encumbent upon all to give it encour-
agement. Teachers as we'll as Students need
that encouragement.
The people, and especially the parents, should
show by their attendance at examinations, that
they feel an interest in the work. 1t is very dis
couraging to teacher to find that few or none re-
gard his labor with scffcient interests attend up
ON such occasions to ascertain whether he has
performed his arduous and manifold duties with
fidelity. If our schools and academies are to
flourish and proove what they are desgnedto be
public blessings, they must be cherished and en-
coGraged by the people
An exhibition by the students will take place il
the Presbyterian Church on Friday the 25th.
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CALL FOR A CONVENTION.

1t will be seen by the announcement OF the
Central Committee that, LEONARD HARSH, Esq,
has declined remaining a candidate for Repre-
sentative. 1t therefore devoves upon the Wings
to make choice Of another. Saturday the 18th
inst. is the day appointed by the Committee TOR
the assembling of the Wings to fill the vacancy
occasoned by the withdrawal of Mr.. Harsh.
We deem it scarcely necessary to say any
thing to our friends in the country upon the i'm
portance of their responding to the call OF the
Committee. They are, we hope, fully Impress
ed with the necessity of attending to this and all
other matters pertaining to the success OF Wing
measures. We regret exceedingly the necessi-
~ which demands another meetng-but as it is
demanded by necessity, we shall be disappointed
lift be not responded to in manner becoming
the Wings Of Carroll.
Remember, friends, we have an unscrupulous
enemy to oppose. An enemy that, determined
on victory regards but little the means by which
it is to be attained. If dissimulaton and fraud
will secure vote, if calumny and detraction
will advance their cause--if the circulation OF
scandulous ''reports' however low and vulgar
will iniure an opponent you need not be surprised
to find these brought into requlsltion. Any aPa'
thy upon your part will at this time give encour-
agement to our opponents, whilst your promptl-
tude will defeat their vile intentions. You are
not strangers to the mode Of Locofoco warfare.
All the means that can be brought to bear upon
us, have been used in former campaigns. But
the Wings presented an undaunted front, and
maintained the field. The same frmness in re-
sistance, the same concert in the attack, will
secure us the same success in the end.
Weneed man at present to lead forward one
column of our forces. Look around among the
we'll tried of the party, and choose. 1t neeC
occasion no delay. We need not ask of oul
opponents an armistice. We can find good mel
and true, who with the spirit of genuine Wing
will serve wherever duties calls. Such as al
ways support Wing men and Wing measure
whether in office or out of Office. You will no
be shut up to the unpleasant necessity OF choos
ing from those whose influence can only be OBJ
tained for and in consideration of certain oficia
stations. There are those whose principles d.
not depend upon profit and emolument-whos
identity is never lost, but are Wings under al
circumstances and in every position. From thes
you can choose one who will lead a column wit
spirit, and charge battery with success.
1t will be gratifying to all to learn that althc
Mr.. Harsh finds it impossible to serve the part
as candidate for Representative, his zeal in til
good cause will not be in the least relaxed.
declining the nomination, he does not declin
Wing princpes-in Withdrawing from the pos
assigned him by the party, he does not withdra'
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Observation-Disclosures nearly complete render
certain the election Of five Locofoco Members Of
Congress. No change. Their names are Bow
lin, Jamison, Green, Phelps and Hall. The Leg
islature, as we learn from the St. Louis Republi-
can. is decidedly Locofoco as usual. The new
Constitution has been rejected by majority of
between seven and eight thousand votes. The
Republican intmates that the largest counties Of
the State have been so shamefully disfranchsed
under the old Constitution that if something is
not done soon a revolution will be Witnessed.
The large counties which pay nearly all the tax
will not consent to 60 without representation.
They will refuse to pay Taxes unless represen.
tation goes hand in hand with Taxation. This
would be an alarming state of affairs; one only
to be resorted to as the last alternative. Yet, il
cannot be supposed that the wrongs borne by the
larger counties will longer be submitted to.
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ROUGH AND READY.

4 General assortment of FRFsH GROCERIES Just re-
Il ceved, and are now offered for sale at the Gro
Gerry STORE of S. e. Mckee, in the room formerly
occupied by McElderry & Miller, as a store ROOM
Among the assortment may be found No. and
Mackerel, moasses, New Orleans sugar, loaf sugar,
prime Rio coffee, tobacco, Virginia and Honey Dew
rice teas, cho oate, saeratus, nutmegs pepper, all
spice, ginger, cloves blacking cinnamon, candles,
brushes. raisns, &c. &c. &c. Thankful for past ia
vors. hope a continuance of the same, as will en-
deavor to be "awavs on hand" to attend to my friends
when called on Wheat, oats, beeswaX, tallow, but
ter, eggs feathers and other marketable produce ta
ken in exchange for the above articles.
STUART G. MCKEE.
Carrollton. September l. lS46-47-tf.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale valuable quarter
section OF land, lying one and half miles from
Waynesbugh, and three quarters Of mile iror'
Magnolia, formerly owned by Capt. Downing, Coz
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, sevenly-i'e
of which ale cleared and in good state OF cut'-
vation, the balance heavily timbered; the Sand! X
Beaver Canal passes through the land. There Is
one of the best Orchards of grated fruit on it that
the whole Sandy valley can afford Any person
wishing to purchase would do well to make a1PpI'-
cation Immediately TO the subscriber living in Ma,
nolia, Stark county, Ohio, where terms, &c. VII
be made known, and by whom the premises VIII be-
shown RICHARD ELSON.
Magnolia, August %, 1846-46-tf,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of P. ALI. vendi exponas, lssu,
ID ed out of the court of common pleas for Carroll
county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for
Gale al The door of the court house in Carroon on
wednesday the 14th of October, 1s46'
he,woen the hours of ten O'Clock, A. M. and four
o'clock, P. NJ of said day, the following real estate
n wit; TWO acres Of land on which there Is GrISt
mill and saw mill, together with all the privileges
and appurtenances thereto belonging, including
the water privilege through Sas Myers farm m
north of the mill, conveying the water to the mL
The said two acres being part of the southwest
quarter of section 90, township a. range a also
lot No. in Norristown. Taken in execution and
"'' " > E. MCGUIRE Sheriff.
September II, 1846-48-5t. Pr. fee 81 20
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For the Free Press.
LLIER g. PORTER:

Messrs. COLLIER & PORTER:
Some few days ago. Captain Burgers Com
pany paraded through the streets OF Carrollton,
regardless of the contemplate opinion that is en-
tertained of him by the citizens generally for his
conduct during the raising of the volunteer COM
pany that marched from this place to Masson,
and was destined for the Rio Grande. | would
not mention this matter, nor would speak ofthe
PUsILLANIMoUs L1TTLENEss of BURGER, had he
not taken upon himself to make a motion to have
me EXPELLED from HIS Company? the last day Of
parade. Why did he wish TO expell me from
HIS Company! Because WOULD NOT march in
company commanded by him! Why did re-
fuse to march under him! Because HE basely
and cowardly BACKED OUT, when the volunteer
Company was about to March to Massillon, on
their route to the Rio Grande,-iearing that HE
would not be retained as CAPTAIN. This showed
his doggish nature, and no gentlemen would have
been guilty of it, much less BRAVE MAN.
This same Burger, in urging those to go who
did not like to leave their families, mounted the
stump, and cried out in a bombastic manner, thai
he had family, and he would LEAVE THEM WITH
THE GoDs of HEAVEN, while he marched to the
call of his country. This was all for Buncon
mere wind-for he marched to Mechanics
town, and Brown township, fourished about oul
streets-concluded he was badly treated, and fl
nally, when called upon lin the grove) to take
the oath, he STEPPED BACK, and alas for my coun
try, and posterity, he thought his children woult
not be safe with the COPS, and HE remained tt
take care of them himself. Wise and noble
man.
Now want community to understand thi
matter right, for Burger, smarting with despera
ton, under his IGNoMINIoUs CONDUCT, wishes Il
attach blame, and heap contumely upon the vol
unteers,-and every one that does not coincid
with him. But his "auger is too shor"-hi
means too SMALL to effect any thing in this com
munity, who know him so we'll. 1t never enter
ed his small cranium, that the moment tookth
oath ofallegiance, and swore to protect the "star