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nmEH Ia u YOU'D
Clover Nj D. Were this book carefully read by every mar
that different Of society from the preseQ would
INF terror. and the prospects Of large family OF
lisa work that will tell important which OBJ
yhte all such objections Price Of the book so Fer sale
pa. and the Ed&or No 2Ann New York aus
DR. JOHNSON II Duane street, near chatham street. is
- well known the successful practitioner in New
York n The esment Of delicate diseases For the last
private any medical man New York The Doc.
tors reputation for skill in those old hsfcued that have
s s MO matter BODY ssT long &.
throat or pains the and bones OF the legs ecc
tually cured Constitutional weakness brought secret
and nightly emissions. cured Recent eses eaed
in four days without Mercury alteration in Diet pre-
vsnon from business Post paid letters containing 50 for
Je2o 30tsr
M EDlCAL CAKD.-Dr MORRISON, 2Oi1< Fulton street
IVA deyotes his entire time the oil deas
years, enable him perform speedy and permanent cures
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling DR. NJ
and examine his claims their confidence perfect or
no charge. 20f1S Fulton, Greenwich.
~ B. Letters post paid, promptly attended to- re
EVERY MOTHERS BOOK-An apprehension of poverty
~ and the of too large family of children
many considetc people from entering the married state but
here book that will tell many important secrets which
may overcome these objections.
The author not allowed state in detail the charac
ter OF the work but he knows it will be universally approved
For sale in most book and Of the author No Ann
street je s0tsrc
I TOPOGRAPHIC sTONES,-EDWARD WTRTHs,
II No 90 John street. offer. for sale superior quality and
jyii sotsnc
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hkMIfIANLks TO IhELAND. Nc 80
M Is II rs
1yTOEoE McIIIDF. D.. No - BN Adway. eoai'nss. %
N remit rnsssy N suu large sFnak persops residing
any part ef lrssnd the nsnu a. he snd has peae-
husnsss have dons fo me Asi NIFTY yeafs sna more;
siso % AhY part ~ fExiand Ga ~coueed
sousy r~msd b. lrfer IoaAld. % the Subscriber, 90
aouAily with the 81 the
ptr.ons fsland kneiaud Scotland. % wbom nmto he
seut 40 nearss, post iowa, Oil be snuedisisy transmitted
AID raid accordingly, and fceesa 20 u~f ehset kisea
- forwardsd 10 the sender. lftl M@m
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SAMUEL THOMPSON AND NEPHEW
y A"s"f's es ryk -blAss ss.s LIsE 90 rAcxErs..
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sEN wboa; mspsI md Without. .,
.hres phy.cisns seniemsn experiences thorough
he hsSe.s sna most aSssa medical in the
United States will be in constant attendance at the grand
DR. BEA ~ H BOOK BOOKS s AND M Y
which
and without charge for advice t or
cases, such prsssTipons have afforded relief he
which used for the last thirty by Dr. Beach,
inc ' AMERICAN PRACTICE OF MEDICINE"
with which has been unequaed in the history Of
All patients who visit i. Office will be prescribed for
ss ad
will cure il II possible for medicine to do this
from lie rs; physician, surgeons Europe A%eTiea
fS Ss
az and S ID, The re
The following Diseases other of chronic
' state of rumo
gSH $$E 81 tn. Kidney,
C0UGHs Colds Consumption Bronchitis and all other dis
81 Eli kE C n ;iEfi5 HEAD and all
AND EARS
cuppns. scarifyng leechng bsierng or the use Of in
S ShsHs5 rsFs or cS S MoRBus
re f1d assEGs. Or Sss the Fac. and
Ys DAE N asd q N5FFGs ssfTs in
stages and all diseases resulting from Syphi TIC
FEMALE Of.
and Head Papitaton Of the Heart Nervous Debility, Col
HIP DISEASE. % White Swelling. Feons. whtow ali
q. 9T$ %sf s e.. " h:ss character
sPiNAL bisEA sEs.fsins and wsaEnss. the .pne or
Scarlet Fever and all Diseases Of Children.
EEykH AND A A9fs o. tsss @ Fever
BILIOUS or Painters Collie, and Ccstiyeness.
bUkNs sssa., %saads Ga,: Braesss &C.
Anu. and Rsetan without an
a''A x PERMANENT CURE WARRANTED.
no other expense sccuns than the amount which the med
Already the mntudes who have been prescribed for
whoas bss bsS eome aDy
painful weakening, and poisonous means so generally
Patients visited their houses in if
s f Sc
~ + post pad
H aaSLsF FEss %t qs1A FIN
3: a :s az
s 'S H'
cal arrangement BY restoring the insensbe perspraton
I'll Sss% sly;psIs: Al sIaSsa:
Ss
opening the and equalzng the circulation of the blood
and as
aaying Inflammation and PAIN and destroying
bsc asa and IS 'f
worms sveTs of a snds asae IN the face and breast and ali
diseases Use this mastery medicine and you will
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~ ICES NEPTUNE HOUSE, NV hUtntLtE-
n The subscriber begs leave inform his ends sas ns
public generally house open Tor the summer
campaign The whole establishment has been enirey ren
waited and very much improved since las, year s looms
have been newly fitted STYLE ana VII, com
with the best They will slwsy ee found nest and ess
known first class families the city, who every summer
seeking places for health and pleasure 9neu
great nduc families coming from the south
they will find this most heahfal place ofresort IT..
The place il approachable by land wster daily lbs
beautiful spot opened eight by the present occs
pant and has been kept select heas
times changed. and as the warm weslhs, conn.
filed and therefore sdverses order advise families o.
apply early The undersigned has great condolences "a benf
able give all who favor HIN wit
their patronage and he ready with families nd
month.
Transient company always depend upon being
modated Rooms be secured application he house.
or by letter. ~. " RICE
New Rochelle June 10, is47. lyle sctsrc
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nR sAVIARD'S INVALUABLE EXTRACT. for the
- of Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, Selna lmoeney
a an other 2, cn e r % 70 ~
out shadow Of doubt superiority all other medicines
or many thousand cases the proprietor has never received
one single compliant Of II; failure Il REQUIRES not The e,,
ordinary habits Its action perfectly free on all those
unpleasant feelings attendant patient under ordinary
course Of treatment creating neither nausea loss Of appetite
that eale of by ackg
action Of by its tonic properties prevent
ing that peculiar sck well marked under the
action of all other remedies For SALE with full
directions at l6 Greenwich between Courdandt and Liberty
streets, New York. Price 81. jylo a0fs IN
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l fdenually consulted M his cce 81 Gold bst~sss
Fulton and Beekman, all diseases Of delicate He
beng mild and judcious, requires erca
restraint in diet, hndsnce from pasu Reesui
s!itatona arising from indlssrset indulseness Of the
sions, and eventually mpotency, engage Docor
attention, his object being the system mentally
Structure disease freque9y enis,ins without the sni be
tenders and sometimes by the neglect Of the them
selves by the Doctor efectuay cured withost su
vertisinr Surgeons in the city geanees perfect cure o.
charge made Letters postpaid eneoSsg Fee rnnedisi~
Iy attended to- and medicine with ADVICE seat sny par
the United States. Ofic~ 81 Gold street jv1n potsn
II ACE CAPES.-PETEK ROBERTS, SO Broadway
IL respectfully socits the Of ladies visiting New
York to hi. stock Of goods. comprising the ioow'ay yr
sites ST. Mantilas, 81, worth l2 loI shawls $40 worth 90
embroidered Muslin Capes 81 % do do Chimzetts So do do
cents tape borteIed do sA cents infants Robes sad WAIST
Hosiery and Gloves ofevery description. e2 sotsr
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&EO0 CHALLENGE-Notice TO gentlemen who wan ,ts
Tailoring, Dyeing Cleaning and Repairing Establishment
No Gold street. Of Gold and Spruce where oIpe
the most reasonable terms, by b. NOAH "a c'9d
N B-The highest price given for gentiemen a., I'm a"
wearing apparel. ly.t ~. ~ :
II NOS COMPOUND SYRUP OFHYDRr0oDA A.s ~; vi
H Potassi Sarsaparilla and Yellow Deck-lms
remedy pubshed for the benefit Of those sn
rheumas pains and stiffness Of the jon % and al
diseases arising impure state OF inc Do9s,
prepared from the ARTICLES and IS s
irritation leaves part OF the Som
nudc,ous and long continued use Of melcury .ns con-
III iii ber have rapidly and entirely pemed
by this powerful Alternative syrup ...up
i''p'''S CHfIXRLES II. RING. Drugga and Chemi,s,
jyls sotsI ~ brosdWsy COT 'onn NJ ~ l.
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Returned, brig Almatia sailed hence for Curacoa; tn
late gale carried fore topgaant aod head of
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~ William streets has for the last fourteen ysan snjoyse
the practice private diseases of auy medical
in New York He the aggravated cases Of
this disease; and mild cured five STRIFE
ure-Docor Cooper has discovered method BY which
nc the worst form of structure in from
weeks. with scarcely any pain 70 The patient Constitutional
This, when too freely INDUCED in, beges dyspepsia
ellcct and aversion society warranted every
case, charge. No mercury used.
Post paid letters containing 50 for advice attended
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TAMPICO ATTACKED-REPULSE
OF THE MEXICANS.

4 gentleman who arrived al New Or
leans on the 9Th ult., in the schooner II.
VI. Johnson, from Tampico, 10th ultImo.
states, that a body of Mexican cavalry,
estimated at about 1000, had appeared in
the vicinity of that place, and, coming W.
thin the range of the artillery, were fired
upon and driven off.
The garrison there had been reinforced
by the Alabama regiment of volunteers
and the second regiment of artillery, and
Gen. Patterson was tohave marched from
Matamoras, on the Odd, with Col. Tho
mass regimen. of Tennessee cavalry, for
that point. Gen. Shields was in COM
mand at TamPico, but would be suPerse-
ded by Gen. Patterson, when he arrived.
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Government. From this estimate 1t
appears that the receipts Of the year will
exceed the expenditures by the sum Of
sl94,44l.Il. The balance in the Trea-
sury on the lst inst. was only $685. $780,
ga.
Il IS therefore altogether probable that
il may become necessary TO make some
arrangement to anticipate a small portion
of the revenue of the year, 10 meet the
interest which viii fall due on the lst
of February next. | recommend that
some legal provision be promptly made
for the purpose. This will not affect
the financial calculations and estimated
results of the year.
| feel entire confidence in taking into
view the operations of the whale year,
the results will sustain substantially the
estimates that have been presented
lie speaks of the cancellation OF the
Relief Issues of 100000 annually as
in past years, existing as a Sinking Fund.
and makes some valuable suggestions for
additions thereto, tending rapidly to a
~diminution of the State Debt, and the
final relief Of the people from taxation
for the payment of interest.
He suggest the proposition for an
amendment 10 the Constitution, by
which certain revenue shall be author
lied to be set apart, and sacredly pledged
for the payment of the Interest and grad
ual liquidation of the principal of the
State Debt.
He recommends a careful examination
oil the operation of existing tax laws,
with a view 10 equal and just Assess
ments, declares that in regard to the adj
ljus:meat by Congress of the duties on
imports, he continues to adhere TO the
views expressed in his Message of the
9TH Of January last, and illustrates these
views by reasoning thereon at some
length; refers the Legislature 10 his last
Annual Message for his sentiments in
regard to the Banking System.
He considers our Banks in a COM
parativeIy sound conditian. He thinks
that the limiting our Banking Capital
and Individual liability have had salu-
tary effect, and should be inlexibly adj
hered to.
He refers them likewise TO the report
Of the Canal Commissioners for the
operations Of the last year on the public
works; compliments the Board in the
aid they have afforded TO restore the
pnblic confidence and re-establish public
credit, and states that not a single defal-
cation on anv Of the Lines has occurred
within the last three years.
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REPORTED BH
TIE VOLUNTEERS FOR THE wAR-CoMPEN-
sATIoN TO THEN-DETAIIs OF THE FL
SANcEs or THE sTATE-ITs DEBT-RE-
FROM
STATE woRKs-CENTRAL RAILROAD
-1ENDwEST TO THE CONSTITUTION
SINKING FUND-oUR BANKING SYSTEM
HIS VIEWS on TIE TARIFF, &c.
The Message opens with the usual &C
Acknowledgements TO Divine wisdom for the
blessings We enjoy. Refers TO the Next
can War. Under the authority given by
the Congress to the President Of the Uni
tel States, 10 call on Pennsylvania for six
Regiments. The offer of ninety compa-
MES on the subsequent call for one Regi-
ment. lis muster into service; the call for
the second Regiment; It's prompt re-
Spouse. Recommends the proprlety and
Justice of invoking Congress TO appropr-
ate for their use such portion OF the pub
lie lands as may be sufficient 10 furnish a
competence for the freehold Of each OF the
officers and soldiers who have volunteered
to serve during the war with Mexico, and
also recommends 10 the members assem-
bIed the propriety and justice of refund
ing to the volunteers the expenses Of their
march to Piltsburg.
States that the subject has been presen-
ted 10 The General Government. but that
no provision has vet been made to defrav
the expenses incurred by the volunteers
in preparing themselves for being mus
tered into service under the requisition of
the President Of l9ih Of May; states that
the Report OF the Adjutant General, will
be transmitted as soon as received.
Pays a high compliment TO Adii. Gen.
Bowman and assistant, Col. Petriken, for
their Industry and ability in the organiza-
ton Of the troops. Presents an exhibit
OF the STATE Debt on LIST December last,
as appears from the Report Of the Auditor
General. The total Funded Debt is $685.
S5S.970 80. Relief Notes in circulation,
sI.00S, I66.4O. Interest Certificates out
standing. s7O3.slO.69. Interest on Ger
tifcates 10 August IL. 1S45, when funded,
s~44.423.2I. Due Domestic Creditors,
S96.275.47. Total Public Debt on De-
cember LIST S36,4O7 ,s97,97, being 1885,
sl6,22 less than it was On December lst
Is45.
The payment Of Interest on the funded
Debt had been suspended for two year;
and a half preceding the lsi Of February
ls4j, for which certificates, which con
sttaicd a part of the existing Debt in con
sequence Of the n~cn-payment of the in
terest were issued. The balance in tn,
Treasury had accumulated on Dec. Is.
1914, to The sum Of S663.S5l.se and d
February lst- 1915, the payment of th
! interest on the public deb, was resume
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

y Office is hereby given 10 all person:
"a concerned as legatees, creditors OF
otherwise, that the following accounts
have been filed and passed register in the
Registers office. for The county OF Som
erset, and that the same will be present
ed 10 the Orphans court for confirmation
aud allowance on Monday. The l5h dag
Of February neat, at all adjourned Or
phans' Court, viz:
The account of Jacob Lichty, admin
isifator of Jasob Saylor. deed,
The final account oF Tobias Masser
and George Walker. Executors of the
last VIII and Testament of Philip Weig-
ley deed.
TIE account Of John Maust admins
traitor of Jonas Mausl. decd,
The account of Daniel Lepley, adj
minislralor of Christian Shockey. who
vas administrator Of George Albright,
deed.
The account Of John Brad6eld acting
Executor Of the last VIII and Tesla
meni of Thomas Grier. decd.
The account Of George Meese, ad
ministraior &c. of Christian Rice, de
ceased.
The account of Joshua Rhoads. ad
minisirator Of Mary Dwire, deed.
The account OF Samuel Coleman anC
jacob J. Coleman, administrators Of Johr
n. Coleman. who was Executor Of Eli
zabeih Flick. deed,
The account Of Daniel Gsuner, adj
ministralor Of Henry Kennel, deed.
The Guardianship account Of jacob
Kimnel. Guardian ef Henry, Calharine,
John and William Rink.
The account of Ohio S Mitchell. &c.
ting Executor of the last Will and Tes'
lament Of Lewis Mitchell, deed.
The account of Daniel Lepley, ad.
ministra,or &c. OF Christian Shockey,
deed.
The account OF A. II. Phi,son, George
Walker and John j. Brubaker, admins
traitors Of William G. Walker, deed.
The account of John Schneider. adj
minislrator de bonis non Of Peter Fieck,
decd.
WM. II. PICKING,
January ~, 1877, Register.
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@The city Of Dayton. Ohio, was m
undated on The 2nd inst, in consequence
of about 50 yards Of The levee on the
Miami, Immediately above The city, hav-
ing been swept away. Much damage was
done to property and several persons were
drowned. Houses, fences, lumber, &c,
were carried of, and entire fields OF STAN
ding corn in the river bottom above the
city were destroyed. The water was 2
feet higher than at The great flood in 1892.
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County TEeetinG.

The Wing and Antimasonic citizens OF
Somerset county are requested to assem-
BE IN County Meeting. at the Court
House. in Somerset, on Tuesday evening
II the ensuing court week February g.
.fs7 tie purpose Of appointing delegates TO
the STATE Convention which IS 10 be held
q Harrisburg on the eth of March next.
and 10 adopt such other measures as may
be deemed essential TO a complete organl-
zaion Of the party in this COUNTY.
MANY.
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GPWe invite attention TO the above
notice for q County Meeting. In two
months from this time q Wing State Con
ren;ion is to be held to nominate candi-
dates for Governor and Canal Commis-
sioner; and besides appointing delegates
10 represent their views in that Coaven-
ton, the Wings and Antimasons Of this
county ought to take measures for an ear
" organization Of the party. We ex-
pee., therefore, 10 see 4 general aitel.
dance al the meeting on Court week.
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Sherif's Sales.

ERY virtue Of sundry writs Of TeRdii
Dom EIyonas issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas Of Somerset county,
and to me directed, there will be eApos-
eG TO sale by way OF public QUERY, al
The plblic square in the borough Of Som
crsei, on
Saturday, The 9Th dag Of February,
neat,
at ] O'Clock, p. NJ, the following Real
Estate. viz:
All the right, title, interest and claim
OF John Bunting, of. in and to one
LOT OF GROUND,
situate in the town OF S%milhieid, Addi-
son township. Somerset county, Pa, con-
tanning oae-fOuTlh acre, more or less, adj
Joining a lol of II. e. E. NJ. Hagans on
lie east, main street on the north, and
the You.heghsny river on The west and
south, On which are erected a twO-story
Dwelling house, wi h The appnrienances
AS The properly OF The said John Bun
ting, at the suit Of J. S. IIagsns, for the
use OF Daniel Weyand.
Also
All the right. title. interest and claim
OF Thomas Rifle. of. in and TO q certain
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Conemqugh township, Somer-
sci county, Pa, containing Two hundred
acres, more or less, about sixteen acres
cleared. about four acres in meadow. ad-
Joining lands of Jacob Schneider's heirs,
Gabriel Mishler. Gabriel Gendlesparger
and other lands of defendant, on which
are erected a cabin house and stable. with
The appurlenanCes-as the property OF
the said Thomas Rifle. at the suit OF
John Hochsleller, now for the use OF iii
ram Beam.
Also
All The right, title, interest and claim
| of Michael Herbaugh, deceased, oil, u
| and to u certain
LOT OF GROUND.
situate in the borough of Somerset, So
| merse, county, Pa, containing one-iourif
acre, more or less, adjoining the Somer
set and Mounipleasant Turnpike on INK
South, a lot az Marshall College on The
west, Union street on the north, a lot o
Jacob Myers heirs on the east, on which
are erecled a two-story log dwelling
house, and kitchen and stable. with ur'
sppurienances-as the property OF tn
said Michael Herhaugll, deceased. IN IN
hands OF John Nef. Executor Of The las
Will and Testament Of tie said deces
sed; Elizabeth IIerbaugh, Widow; an
Elizabeth Herbaugh. Guardian al httI
Of Lydia Herbaugh and Caroline AmeiI
Herbaugh, legal representatives OF sal
] deceased; al the sui. Of Isaac Ankeny
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NO EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.

NO EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.
2S)Tbe following communication from
the Rev. Professor Eaton. Of Hamilton
College, n. Y. in addition to hundreds
Of Others equally respectable. should re-
move the doubts of every reasonable per-
son Of the uniform and singular efficacy
of Jayne's Hair Tonic.
Hamilton. Feb. 10, 1910
DR.. d JAYNE-Dear Sir: | cannot
say nv hair IS restored. but | ran say
that il appears to be in as rapid a process
Of restoration as could reasonably be ex-
pec,eJ. | had not finished the first bot
lie, before a decided change vas manifest
over the bald part Of the head 10 which
il was applied. Anew growth OF ire
glossy hair. much like that Of an infants
appeared, and has continued 10 increase,
and | have had it cut two or three times.
bave recently commenced upon the 81
bottle, bu, have been a good deal irregh-
lar in the use OF the Tonic from the first,
and from This cause | apprehend that The
! effect IS at present less than II otherwise
would have been.
| began the use Of the Tonic with
Guls or no faith that il would ever be
successful on nv head. though | felt en-
tire confidence in your statements Of
Of wIatil had done to others, and ! was
as much surprised as delighted, whenl saw
the effect. You recoIleci the appear
ance Of ms head when in your Office
| assure YOU my hair have been nearly
If not quite. an inch longer The times
| have had them cui, on those part
which we're nearly destitute of any
when YOU saw me. |, was. however
very fine. though quite thick. | an
flushed with ~sangpine hope of final sue
cess in the di!igent use Of your Tonic
which amidst all the hair humbug
which have been advertised in the Pl
pers.) | am constrained 10 believe ;
what it claims 10 be, an' that II vi
make the hair grow, and no N s'aAS q
least on some heads
GEO. W. EAToS.
Professor in the Hamilton Literary 9
Theological Seminary.
Sold by J.J.& II. F. sehell,
Somerset p
Also by Edward Beyin,
systown Pa.
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NOTICE

4 Ii persons who know themselves
n indebted to the subscriber. are re-
quesled to make payment before The 18th
dav uf March next. Those negleciing
to comply with this request will com-
pei me, though unpleasant to me- place
their ~ into The hands of proper
officers for collection.
GEORGE l.. GORDON.
January II, 1917.
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- - T., ID Ph1aaelnhia u Ii

vBPAL2!ER Isl Of PhiiadelPhia at bis
s-te sui Coal OEicc. IS our boa zed
n- o.-airinr Alyr1'i eulenis anj sub
-o orihe HERALD" anu is clothed
80, fri rovcr 70 rccCiFi for sny nonies PAID
..,,, m rhese oljer,s. His ageney ineludes
-. flculng cites. viE-PhiLdelFhia' Ncw
yok Baltimore ana BOs-on.
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10 The Governors Message was re-
ported by Telegraph for the Pittsbrrgh
Gazetle, to the kind attention of the edi-
tors Of which we are indebted for the sy-
nopsis Of the document presented to our
readers in io-day's paper.
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APPOINTMENTS.

Robert L. Stewart has been re-sPPoln-
fed Clerk to the County Commissioners.
David Smith has been appointed Poor
House Warden.