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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE

NOTICE hereby given that Mary Blades have taken ont letters
Rades ed from the
office Of the Marion probate court All having claims
Of the and all persons being indebted TO the eae are no
fed immediate The estate Is probably solvent
Sent 3f-3eT MARY 81. ADES, ErccHfriE-
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ss<sf pursuance of JAMES X POLK. President
me s u n ss ss % he .. SeSy SR
Offices in the territory OF WISCONSIN, at the periods hereinafter
Al the land od6ce at MINER Al POINT eomen ing on Mon
day. the trieth day OF November next for the disposal of the
pubis lands within the aforementioned townships and fractional
townships. viz:
Townships eleven, twelve, and thirteen OF range
Townships eleven. twelve aud thirteen, Of range two
Townships eleven twelve and thirteen of range three:
Townships eIeveu twelve. and thirteen of four
TOw%s% eleven ssd Twelve aud township thirteen
Of range six.
Fractional townships thirteen. range
sr Of line snd Of the fourth principal meridian
Townships twelve aud thirteen Of range Que.
Towmsaps twelve aud thirteen, Of rang three.
Townships twelve and thirteen, of range four
ows Twelve and se% range S
townships twelve and thirteen Of
At the land Office at GREEN BAY. commencing Monday.
fourteenth day of December for the disposal Of the pub
North Of Of the arth principal meridian
Fractional township tsive west OF the Wisconsin river OF
RANCE nine -, =, Wi, ,,r., =, ,....
FracsouaI townships twenty six twenty seven,
Fractional township. twenty twenty and
six fractional township
Fractional nine and the south half
fraction of fsctionaI
twenty south half he south quarter aud the
seven thirty fractional section thirty i've con
tisuoas Msnomone Mills reservation 10 f.aeona
Mors township fractional township twenty seven
and and q y o
i TOWNSHIPS twenty nineteen
Townships twenty niue, thirty, aud trtyone OF range twenty
Townships twenty nine and thirty. Of range twenty one
the OF schools military o.
| other pur poses, viii he excluded from sale.
The sales win each he kept weeks unIes the land
and aud entries
land in townships viii he admied util aer til
Of OF said sales
Given under my hand the city OF Washington, THIS seven
tsenh day OF august Anno Domn one thousand eight hu"
| bred aud - -.
By the President JAMES n rObh-
JAMES II. PPER,
NOTICE To PREEMPrION CLAIMANTS.
Every right OF preemPon 10 any Ian
Within the aud OF townships allow
establish the the satisfaction
Of the land oce and make pa,
ment therefor eer seeing th notice. an
appointed commencement OF the public sal
the lands camed otherwise such ea
! will forfeited. JANE, ~ ri Eh.,
Acting Commissioner Of The General Land once
August -, % INV"
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VIE copartnerhp heretofore existing city between the
subscribers IN the name Of WIN. A Day Co was on the h
instant dissolved BY mutual The books notes and M
counts in the hands W. A Day. who settle
the business Of the late hrn- WM- A DAY
a m n
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SALE OF LOTS FOR CORPORATION
TAXES. lS16.

EHE undersigned Collector Of Revenue OF the Town Of In
danspois for the 1885, hereby gives notice that on
Wednesday, the 2h Of the Washington Hail.
vii Proceei to offer for theeoo the follow
ing dcsc0ei town lots In the Of Indanap Ills tow:
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PRIYATE BoARDING HOUSE.

opened geneel Boarding House
W Pepuylvsu street. Opposite the Rraneh Bank where she
viii he pleased accommodate single gentlemen
lodging Members Of the win
home and receive good nd attention She has
suitable fs gentlemen and his wife, For A.
II. r. CASE, OF Mrs WHIrEHrG. n her
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
NOEL, BROWNING excellent quality
L v Printing Ink (such that used this
HI A r d w A r E..


No. l26 Main, betreen Third and Fourth Streets.
CL.TCE.y.v.fTI,
Arc now in receipt Of very heavy stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
addition the annexed summary heavy goods
the American and European Manufacturers they
times stock Of SHELF HARDWARE, which complete and
unequalled.
long and active business experience this city
with thorough European markets
enabled them establish extended relations
and IN this country and they prepared to offer induce
men to their the Western generally
ror to in the United they have store og
nal packages and for sale by the cak bale package:
Sanderson, Brothers Cos. Superior Cast Steel.
"Armitage" Foster" and I" Psrkerss Genuine AnvIs.
%. Ames" Shovels and Spades, all descriptions
collins Coz and Hunt & CO.. Axes and Edge Tools.
Simmons Co." and Mann'sp Axes and Edge Tools.
Pittsburgh and English Solid Box Vises.
German and American States, all
Worstei Plush, Straning Web, and Shoe Thread
Trace Chains, Hooks and Hinges Coal HOds.
Curry Combs. Bed Screws Fire Irons.
Looking Glass Plates, 7x9 O l8x30 inches
Blacksmiths Hammers, SedgeS, and Bellows
Junata Cincinnati, and Boston Nails.
Common and Fine Cutlery Files and Edge Tools.
Tacks Brads, and Sparabies.
Horse, Wool and Cotton Cards
Percussion Caps all brands S. B. O. D. A H. X Sc s02msT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

DRY GOODS
ar every description selling prices pro
" duce at CASES new store. Call and 81
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SEPrEMRER REPORT
ADMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NJ Office hereby given 18th September last
took administration from the clerk Of the probate Of
Marion county, Indiana Of chses credits
and William Prmmer Of county
ceased An Indebted required
date and 0sc having claims against the will
them legally within said believed
JOHN afnfnfs
October 10, 1876. S9-3wT
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that wi Thursday the 5 OF
vember, at 10 O'clock proceed TO sell public outcr
highest bidder the perscna property which Of William Pummer
deceased his residence township
consisting Of sheep
bay farming utensils household and kit hen furniture Terms
twelve moas credit all dollars
and good security under dollars
OF H. 1916. 39-3wHl JOHN O'BRiEN Administrator.
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EiY tlle Prcsidcnt OH dine Unitcd Siafcs

.aefing Commissoner Of the General Laud Office.
September jth, 1876. .aIswis
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For limited annuity thirty years, stipulated IN the
second article Of treaty with them Of the rs oil August
eighteen hundred and eighteen thousand dollars
For limited annuity for iweny-seven years, suPuaea ID
eighteen hundred and thirty thousand dollars
For purchase Of fifty barrels Of SALT for thirty years
stipulated article Of the treaty OF the ht OF
August eighteen hundred and twenty nine two hundred
and fifty dollars.
the purchase Of three thousand pounds OF tobacco io
thirty stipulated in the Article Of the treaty Of
the first Of August eighteen hundred and twenty three
hundred and fifty dollars
For the purchase thousand Eve hundred pounds Of
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Lot no lss Of the donation lands the 81 Indian
apo Is II 100 Width Of
be taken off the "a ~ tract, th
10 the creek morSged BY Robert Patersy Tots
amount due Sooo TO-
aud the Town OF Greenfield, IN Hsneoes
mOrgagyd BY Hamilton. due
Ss3s
lots thirty eight and forty i've said Msx
muugaged b. Wtlisam Chrsnaa due, ~
The VI the "A Of oureen i'm sfxern
containing forty Hancock county gd by job
Merritt. IOIai due SItS35
Lot no two, in square twenty eight also the hall OF lot
five, square, Nsrtu
county morgagd by John Turner Total due gas 20
The half OF the and the half Of the OF e
thirteen, half OF "a
twenty 2so acres, Huntisgtu
county mougag~d Fraaeis eOgs~en. TsaI
! S56I
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SIfrnlus ReVentIe Eund

in square forty seven, the OF IndanaPo
by 81
The following OF hand which have heretofore ben forfeited
and bid for failure the part Ut the mort
subject 20 private
SAKE the OF the Of January ~ eso
They application the
his Office The purchaser paying the amount due TOT m
erest, damages the principal errdt o
five years. the thereon the Of
- IL.
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STRANGE THINGS.

We live in q world Of strange things, We
live in world Of men. Therefore men mus,
be strange things That is, strange 'syllo-
sism; but has some truth in it for all. For IL
Illustration, we would refer to the subject of
which we treat almost every day. Look at the
conduct of men in reference to the Temper
ance cause, and you will be free to admit that
men At least act strangely. A few particular
instances may Be given. tra es
Many men are avowed enemies Of the cause,
and do all they can &c, destroy il. n vf-er n.
Many men are secret enemies Of the cause,
and throw every, obstacle they can in its way,
20 they ARE not seen. i od gaHo.a It
Many men are profesaedly neutral on the
subject, though there are thousands falling
victims to in.emperance. li9l salRaa
Many men are professedly friends Of the
cause, yet do nothing to help it on. s..
Many men are true friends Of Temperan &c,
yet oppose all associated efforts to promote it.
These are all very strange things, and yet i,
is looked upon BY many as thing stranger
than all, that we should be willing to spend
our time in showing men how strangely they
act. oh what mystery 10 man is man
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PATENT AGENCY
At washington City, ID. G..

AZ w dhHlHSIUu OllyS IL ~.
VENAS G. ROBBINS, Mechanical Engineer
~ and Agent for procuring Patents, win prepare
the necessary drawings and papers for spplicants
for patents, and transact all other business in the
line of his profession at the Patent Office. He can
be consulted all questions relating to the patent
laws and decisions in the United States or Europe
Persons at distance desirous of having examina-
tions made at the Patent Office prior to making ap-
pcation for a patent, may forward (post paid, en-
closing fee Of five doars) clear statement Of their
case, when immediate attention will be given to it,
and all the information that could be obtained by
visit of the applicant in person, promptly communi.
Gated.
All letters on business must be post paid and
contain suitable fee, where written opinion is re-
quired. Office on street, opposite the Patent Of
fce He has the honor Of referring, by permission,
to Hon. Edmund Burke, Com. of Patents; Hon. H.
L. Ellsworth, late Com Of Patents; H. Knowles,
Machinist, Patent Office; Judge Cranch, Washing
ton, d. c.; Hon. r. Choate, Mass, U. 8. Senate;
Hon. w. Allen, Ohio, u. 8. Senate; Hon. j. B.
Bowlin, M. c., Missouri; Hon. Willis Hail., NY;
Hon. Robert Smith, M. c., Illinois; Hon. g. Breese,
U. s. Senate; Hon. j. H. Relfe, M. G.. Missouri;
Capt. H. M. Shreeve, Missouri. @.T
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BEDiNaror, VIRGINIA,
August 10, 1916.

In my last | gave your readers some account
Of my trip from your city 10 this place-a neat
and pleasant country village, containing, be-
sides several private dwellings, q mill, store,
and post Office. If you will imagine large
stone house situated on the eastern slope Of
high hill, with garden in. 'front.', between il
and the road passing Immediately. through the
village, and just beyond the road green lawn
and grove Of willows, beneath one Of which
10 fine sulphur spring, much frequented BY
the inhabitants Of the county for the healthful-
ness Of its waters, and beyond this and all
around q beautiful and fertile country, afford
ing fine landscape views in every direction
YOU will have an idea Of my present wherea-
bouts. OF to the left there rises another hill
upon which are located two Methodist meeting
houses, in one or the other Of which divine
service is performed every Sabbath day; at
tended, generally, by good congregations. Al
together. this is one Of the most delightful
country places have ever visited, for in addi-
lion to the attractions already mentioned, the
people themselves are given TO- that Hospital
rl,y' for which Virginia Is so distinguished; and
this renders any place agreeable to the ylslter::
Were you or any Of your readers 10 pass lhro.
this neghbofhood at any time, you would md
the truth Of my remarks verified by paying q
call at any Of the farmers homes hereabouts,
and 70 pleased would youbs with their kind.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Tuesday morning, in Boston, the
Right Rev. Benedict Fenwick, Roman Cath
olic Bishop Of Boston. His disease was an
enlargement of the heart, under which he had
suffered for the last nine months. Bishop
Fenwick was naive Of Maryland, and be-
longed to family of high resPectabity.---
His age was sixty four years.
On SUNDAY, in Richmond, the 9th instant,
AT Ga O'Clock. after an illness of four weeks,
which she bore with Christian spirit, Miss
.SAaAH TArIoR, aged 20 years. She died in
full hope Of immortality beyond the grave,
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ness, as to-bs7tempted, as nm, to prolong
Jour visits tp weeks or even uoonlhs.
While. however, my prt sent situation u so
pleassnt, mug confess that have moi 20
muchto write for the bensGt OF your readers
as Ihad while visiting the great cities. There
all was noise and commouon, here all IS silent
save the voices of nature, such as singing
birds, ppplipg streams, and breeze-shaken for
ests.s There incidents Of interest occurred eve
ry hour upon which comments might be made;
here only an occasional event takes place
which can interest beyond the. limits OF the
household. And even now in wishing to
communicate for your precious little sheet,
am compelled TO go abroad for themes.
n A gentleman from Williamsport, Md, who
visited US a day or two ago, gave me par
ticulars OF q very interesting procession OF
the Sons of Temperance in that town on
Thursday last, also OF the Presentation Of a
Bible 10 them by the Daughters Of Tempe
rance. You will have full account Of. this
in some Of your exchanges. Addresses were
delivered BY Rev. Messrs. Harkey and Coll
lier. The speech Of the latter upon the pre-.
sentation of the Bible send you for publi-
cation, the author having kindly consented
TO giyesme acopy. ig8 ttos ,sfss sig7;aoa
On Saturday the Odd Fellows had a eel
ebration at Hedgesville, few miles from
this place., which attracted great numbers Of
persons from every part Of the county. Thai
Order, as well as the Sons Of Temperance,
seems to be upon the increase almost every
where. They are both good institutions, and
deserve TO succeed we'll sgitaH galv1s3eiS j
Those who take your paper in this county,
seem 10 be much pleased with il, and hope
TO be able to gain for il q more extensive
circulation. A visit from you, whether daily
or weekly, is always acceptable, and can but
be useful to all your readers. bne vsii .s,sg
la NM, ITINERANT. \.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

OF in square 20. Lots 20, 2l, in square TO-
- Lot in square ITO, this lot is near General
Towson's. About 10000 square feet of ground in.
square 23l, this is at the southwest corner Of ths
square, corner Of G and Is. Lot 2, in square 257,
with frame houses. Lot l, 2, 8, and 4, in sqnsre
2s4, with frame houses. Lots /, 2, 8, 4, S, s,
g. y, and 10, being the whole of square 500. Par t
Of lot with neat frame h"use in square 326 this 1t
fronts 50 feet on ltth street. Lots and 2, in
square B, with brick houses. Parts Of lots 9 pd
10, in square B. Blacksmith, wheelrieht, and car
penter shops Part Of lot l6 in 453, with two rick
houses. Lot s in reservation D, fronting 43 fe, on
Maryland avenue. Lots, 8, and z, in res vatis G,
fronting l29 feet on Maryland avenue. Lo ts 2s
and 20 in square G. with frame houses. Lot "a in
square b34 Lots 2 8, and Is, in squa re 53!, with
9 frame houses. Frame house and ., in square
south Of square sic. Lot is in squs re $50. Lot
rs, &C. ~, 20, 20, 4s and At in squa % 6la. with
frame buildings. Lot 2, in square 81 8.
Also for sale S626 Of stock in the R.nk n Metro
polls; 800 stock in the Bank of A. Wa.t5. r,on.
81 ,750 stock in the Potomac Fire Ic.n,onc. Com.
psny Of Georgetown; 81 400 stock in ,hs GA Ia.
lows Hall. Enquire at this otfc !.
aug s 1 lHs otHHe#eaf cf EEI
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Alexandra, Ang. Ia, 1876.

MEssRs. EDiToRs Another meeting was
held in front OF the court house yesterday,
TO consider the subject of Rerocession to
Virginia. Letters from several eminent gem
,lemen in that State, giving sundry statements
with regard to law, tlxes, &c., after which,
according 70 announcement, Edgar Snowden,
esq, delivered an address in favor Of the
measure, which, (without disparagement to
the eloquent and Distinguished gentlemen
who have preceded him) was certainly the
most plausible and rational which has yet
been given us. Mr.. s. reviewed our condi-
tion az people, and showed that while all
around US have prospered, we hare remain.
ed stationary. He then proceeded 10 consider
the kindness Of Congress so much lauded by
our opponents, and after demolishing the We
ry ground on which they stood, he spoke pf
Congressional neglect, the refusal to charter
even an Orphan Asylum, and al last, worst
cut of all, the repeal Of the law requiring
one of the circuit Judges to reside here,
which repeal was made to suit convenience
Of one man, rather than Of our whole dis
franchised community. ta sl4 zt( ma
He exhorted all to give the matter q full
and fair investigation, which he beloved
would make them to come up, one and all, J,
and vote for liberty. The customary invita-.
ton for aerespond was given, but all the re-
spondents were among the missing. So may
il ever be. iah fk 4 4, Il. 4, ,stss \, n
"A meeting on the same subject will be
held at Balls & Roads, Alexandra county, TO-
morrow at IL o'clock .,agg rj.s,. giyat4sgf l..
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MYsTERrous.--Und this head, the New
Orleans Picayune states that Capt. Alexnder
Slidell Mackenzie, Of the U. s. Navy, whose
arrival a I Havana was announced some days
ago, was at Brazos Santiago on the, 18th ult.
He reached there from Havana. Immediately
upon going ashore, he oblained horse, and
went TO Ma,armoras to see Gen. Taylor, Up
on his return to Brazos Santiago, he went di-
reetly y sea. He was only q few moments Al
the Brazos, and no one knew his errand Il
was rurnored, when he went to- Havana, that
he was sent there to ascertain whsther priva.
teers were being fitted out At that port Other
speculations were rife touching has mlssions--
He went from Portsmouth,, Va, TO Havana in
the U. s. brig Truxion. No one at ihe Bra
EOS knew to what point he sailed. His pres
ence there was unexexpected and Unexplained
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l. A YouNe CANA little boy in Abbeville,
8. c., the son Of Widow Fife, about six or
seven years Of age, few days since, killed
his brother, aged about three months, whilst
their mother was absent on an errand to
neighbor. We learn from the Banner that
.Upon returning, the child was missing, and
was found laid away among some bushes near
the yard, with its head gashed in two or three
places. The boy, when lnterrogated upon the
subject, replied that the child had fallen out Of
the door, and going out the door himself, he
accidentally let an axe fall upon il that he was
holding in his hand. Although there is no
positive evidence to prove him guilty of in
tentonal murder, yet the jury Of inquest were
unanimous in the opinion that such was his
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AZ Easton, Pa, resides the Rev. Thomas
Pomp, who has done the State some service ;
During the last SO years he has married 1872
couple; baptised 1917 children; confirmed
1857, and attended l640 funerals. He preach
ed his Hrst sermon in July, 1890. and had al
that time four congregations. He still contin.
ues TO devote himself 10 the duties Of his sta
non, although fast approaching eighty years
of age.
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Two ignorant persons fell into a dispute
about the native place Of Johah, who, as the
clergy yman lUld them in his text, or al least as
they understood HIM, once swalioweda whale.
tell you,' said one, with great eagerness,
This Jonah was no Boston man, he was a
devil Of fellow for fish >
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q few days since jolly soniot the ocean was
shout being put on board an outward bound
ship, for which he had previously entered,
lown. Being informed that he could not be
permitted to 60, as the ship was about sailing,
stranger TO him,
'Here. my friend throwing him a dollar,
'spend that for me--L'll do as much for you
another time Jack never gave up while there
is shot in the locker. 7 4 TT g
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MARRIED..

On the llth instant, at the Mansion, by
he Rev. F. w. Scott, Mr.. LEWIS HILL, Of
Richmond, to Miss MARY E., daughter Of
VIM. g. Maury, esq, of Caroline, 771
On Tuesday, the llth inst, at Culpepper
Court House, by the Rev. J. Cole, Mr.. joan
M. MuRRAr, Of Washington, 10 Mis- MARr
THOMPSON, Of the former place.
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-7gT ..r,- For the Columbian Fosntain. !,
OH, ASK NE N OF TO ROVE AGAIN

Oh, ask me not 10 rove again,
Amid the festive throng 81 :.
7 Wits brightest gems, allure in vain
r There's sadness in each song.
When once the fow'ret's perfum's feed,
No art can e'er restore; laT a,a-asa .s.rg,
And when the hearts young bloom is dead,
-~ Life's brightest hours are o'er. .--A., +.
I IT'S true the lip may reckless smile, q
When pleasure holds its reign
And laughter seemingly beguile, ~
The mind imbued with pain. e. 'r1
!, But oh, tits like the sunbeams bright,
os That robe a sepulchre - a#l#N.
To the form within they yield no light,
Its mouldering rest to stir.
! s, seea7er e2 a G. M. al
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CAMP MEETING.

q rThe Ebenszer Station, M. E. Church, will
hold a. Camp Meeting on the grounds Of 8. B.
Scsggs, esq short distance from the upper or An
acosiis Bridge which, crosses the Eastern Bnnch Of
the Potomac, to commence on Thursday, 9th An-
gust This ground is well known to the public,
and is easy Of access by land or wa'er.
Ministers and members Of the M. =. Church, TO-
gether with the public generally, Of the District OF
Columbia, and the Bladensburg circuit are most
earnestly and aectionately invited 10 attend, and to
tent on the ground. S aug l4-eod
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NEWS 1T E M s
What il II but = map Of busy life, lhaA 7iipss \
tt fluctuations, and its vast concerns ?? Cooper.

Terrific Storm at Dirmont. .-T The Bangor
Wing Of the Sth inst, states that on the after
noon of the 9th, there was terrific hail storm
At Dixmonts having its centre at Dixmont cor
ner. The wind was very high, and many Of
the hailytones were not only Gas large as a
hens egg" but . great deal larger. All ihe
glass exposed TO the, north was demolished
most Of the crops completely ruined--the corn
beaten y the bare pole-the foliage beaten
from the forest and fruit trees. The storm was
Of short duration, but terribly destructive !; in
deed il hU been suggested that some of the
farmers in that vicinity may need the aid Of q
generous public, on account Of the entire des-
ssuction or their crops.
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M FRIaHTENED AT HIS SHADow.-A foolish
person went 10 the pastor of the parish, and
making up a very long face, told him he had
seen ghost as he was passing along against
the side of the grave yard wall. a tt
a In what shape did it appear2'
in the shape of an ass
Go home and hold your tongue about it,
you are very timid man, and have been
frightened at your own shadow ... >o,.,.s
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1The carriers for Georgetown and ths city
west Of lth stzset not snsharssd to receive this
nsnsy for The Fountain thsy are only to carry the
paper fsny of the sabscbsrs fail to get the paper
they will rlsas lst IL be known. Our proper au-
thevizsd cosctsr will call on the first Saturday In
every month, and collect the amount due. '-a9%5