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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27

], Why is q butchers cart like. Ills
bootsa-Becanse he carries his calves
there.
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5DR. lJOHNII. UUNTER.

yoF.rs hss r PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, 10
tie citizcns Of cHARLEsToS AND VICINITY, =
He may be fouhd--when not engaeel-at his
Once, in The room formerly. occupied byMr.
Aosely, Two doors above the Kanawha
House. I'll 4: y .sy2n; 3tf-''s
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no SOLDIERS AND TIIEIt Heirs,
Land Spectators.

l.. Land spectators. :,
The undersigned will prosecute soldiers
rights fer PENSIONS and BOGNTY% LAND,
far services in the several wars, Under the va
nfeus acts Of Congress, Undetlate acts, Wild
ows a nd heirs Of enlisted men are entitled.
ALSO--LAND roR.SAEE.s a nimber Of small
farms and town lots in 0hip, large bodies on
sandy river, Virginia; and in. Lincoln county,
Kentucky. Address
v. M:FIRoR, Attorney at Law,
yln1 Es Ga1lipolis, Ohio.
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+. Il. TURNEI
TO THE PUBLIC.

ANDREW PARKS, OF Kadawha couaty,
and JAMESsW. lpGE, or Putram county,
having entered into partnership, as Attorneys
and Cotrnse Iofss at Law, Under The style OF
PARKS & H0GE, for the counl les Of Mas)
and Putnam: Will attend all the county, quar-
terly and circuit courts in those counties, aud
Will attend promptly 10 ali business which
may beeptrustsd. To them. appeIlaining TO
theit profession. - PARKS & HOGe.
ian. I, rs Is 49, a. r III I .-..
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Or. 9. II. sTERNEMAN,

D EN- IA u sSSU 4R q + On u
.Beingconfident from his experiences in the
practice Of the profession, that he can do as
good work as any other Dentist, offers hls
services to The people Of the Kama wha valley.
He wiIfinsert teeth on pivot, or plate; on gold,
or silver; 5plain teeth, gum teeth, block teeth,
and continuous gum. [he beingthe only per-
son in this region Of country in posse ssion Of
the right for making continuous gums. J Also fill
teeth ever exposed nerves. with gold or tin;
and he will alsS pay special attention to the
diseases Of the mouth, . lf6
His price for insertion Of artificial teeth
Rom % to -; filling teeth, from SOC to 81,
Extracting, where tobe replaced BY new ones,
nothing.
He ispermanently located at GALLIPoLIS
OHIO. Any person calling 1t his Office can
always md him, unless Professionally absent
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-27

A shrewd little fellow who had be-
~ - astonished his mas
4a aE TT.
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Iurri.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-10-15
A ATTENTION, PLANTERS
Economy and Utility!

IlE UNDERMINED having purchased N. R;.A.
OF Wariick's PL Q w. Patented Al
49, 1855, will Sell Plantation Riphis Pr ..
stocks delivered at Greenwood Depot or ''o
residence of w. j. IIill. Am
WIN small Scooter. r............ < ~
WIN turning Shovel, for from 5000 TO ESQ
=. This Pl"w, from lis simple structure durahl.
ity, ligh'nrss of ,lranght, ease of mnnon.n,a,,.
adaptation to the different Shares used IN tI,
cultivation OF tn" farm, and CONSEQUENT cb..n'
neSS' IS commenting i'.'cf to general use n. :.
'"f"'f"' |"fmt"y implement wherever tried.
,. iilLL Il ANDREWS.
"rcrnw"od, :. G., Oct. 6, 1856. 25.lv
we, the Undersigned, having examined md
tried the Wnriclk Piow, concur in tJ. -.
commentators. JAMES CRESWELL.
JOHNSON SALE.
il. NJ. WHITE,
SAML MCGOWAN.
I.ARKIN REYNOLDS
EOB"r w. LITES,
a. WIDEMAN.
HEN7s: l have us, 4 the Plough you sen, ~.
an" m ni" much pleased with il. | think IL III.
oest r'",'Eh have ever used. 1t combines econ.
oI',y ana utility !" "a high degree It break. nm
the soil well and I" good depth, with one muIe
J. "n ~. $" well pleased with it, that Iwant more
VERY respectfully yours,
'TIiOS. G. PERRIN
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he permitted 10 make ono declaration. lf
aggression does not cease, revolution must
cnsuc; tut, for ono, must be permitted TO
declare, give IT'S the Constitution, nnd a. i,s
best commentary, the Government of the
Union for the first thirty years after il
went into operation, and we nrc content.
The South should nsk for nothing more,
and take nothing less, without, indeed, she
is basely recroant to herself and her pos
tcrity.
There is a sentence in "Junius" full of
beauty and wisdom, adapted to the present
crisis" No measures are likely to he sus-
tanned with 80 much tirlnness as those
which are commenced in moderation."-
We owe this moderation to our allies in the
Free States. Think of tho earthquake
shout of that majority Of twenty thousand
freemen in tho city Of New York, ut the
last autulnnal election, who declared that
our institutions were not to be invaded. and
what we owe to their gallant leaders, who
have as entire confidence in tile administra-
ton Of Mr.. Buchanan as have in his spot
less integrity and fine talents, and devoted
loyalty to the best interests Of his country !;
but still he and his Cabinet may be over
run by an incendiary horde bent on the
ruin of their country. Then the great issue
must come up. We have no alternative
The crisis is inevitable, ard the catastrophe
not to be avcrtcd.
contribut ed TO make one revolution
or rs Burke said, in relation to the rcvolu.
ton i'll England Of 1868, ga revolution
prevented rather than made"-a revolution,
which, in despite of all falscllood and false
doctrine, resulted in tho establishment Of
the opening to the principles Of Free Trade.
trust am not too old to contribute to the
making Of another equally certain and far
more glorious in its result-tho cmancipa-
lion Of the South from the most odious and
detestiLle of I'LL tyrannics, the dcspotisn Of
a base and hypocritical fanaticism; but
say of the Constitution aud the Union, as
they came from the hands of their trainers
esto perpetual.
have the honor to remain, very respest-
fully, your obcdicnt servant.
J. HAMILTON.
BluAton, S. c., Oct. Sd, 1857.
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PLUMB g. LEITkER,
"holosolo DRUGGISTS,
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

VIE attention of the Public il invited to our
l. Stock OF choice, unadultcratcd
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils
Paints, Glass, Perlnmery, Brushes,
and all other articles in our line. We feel as
sured that II" House in the South can offer a
stock superior TO ours in grnuincncss and purity.
All our "iiicnal preparations are made in strict
accordance with the furmularics OF the United
States Pharmacopocia.
Our Stock of Dental AMI Surgical instruments,
Is FULL and we have unr.luaIled arrangements;
for procuring additional supplies at the shortest
notice.
Feeling confident that we can furnish our Gus
toners with the best articles, um reasonable
terms. We respectfully solicit orders and pledge
ourselves to fill them with fidelity and dispatch.
PLUMB Il I.EiTNER,
Late d. t. Plumb & Co.
Augusta, Ga, April Ii, 81 81 smaw
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daygcts Mt tho prostrato hero, while he
grated his tccll, like mad calnmount-nn,l
thrus,cd him violently uron the floor, once
more.
81 will J."
"For n ycnrl" asked tho agent.
mo-
"What then!"
"Six-six x-mUntls"
"That'll Le two dollars" said John
fork over the tin, there's no trust in this
trade"
"Le' me up, say"
"Not till you have bald your subscrip
tion."
"Wal, get off 'er mc!"
There" said John-who was naturally
very accommodating-and at the same
time he turned SO that his "subscribcr'
could get his hand into his pocket. The
latter actually drew forth his purse, counted
out two dollars in silver, and the agent re.
leased him!
John took his address, wrote receipt
and then invited his now made friend to
take drink. The other, nothing 10th
joined him ut once, for fear Of giving him
further offence.
Then, getting up his specimen papers
and other fixings, our canvasscr turned to-
ward his new subscriber, and with bland
smile Of good-nature remarked
81 think you'll like my paper, my
friend"
Yes-yes," responded the other.
ats capital paper"
"1cs," said the subscriber.
can you'll recommend it to your
friends7"
eyes," added the victim.
ats good paper"
"Yes-"
81 may say very good paper"
EYES,"
"Good day, sir"
eyes," continued the patron, abstractcd.
Iy, as the canvasscr departed "but if you
amt one of the agents wo read about, then
| amt no judge of bccswax !" and rubbing
the side Of his crown-which had been but
slightly damaged, as it happened, in the
metcc-he disappeared, resolved never to
interfere with the "powcr of tho press."-
Exchange Paper.
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LAND WARRANTS,
An Unlimited Numhar wor+od

Vie undersigned is still in the market for
Land Warrants. Prices, however At r-...
ent are much depressed though lie viii pledge
himself to pay as much as can be had for tbem
III any market: Hemittnnces made al heir high
es. market V"l"r, hy Sight Drafts on New York
or Charleston, for all Warrants sent to ~. ~
mail. w ~ -
A""rHss w. c. DAVIS,
Sept. 3, 1856 20
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HOW JOHN GOT A SUBSCRIBER,
FOR WHAT rArEn WE KNOW NOT.


HOW JOHN GOT SUBSCRIBER,
FOR WHAT rArER WE KNOW NOT.
In the year '3G, and at the commence
ment of our career {" out thar" we employed
local travelling agent-one John D.,
a fellow Of infinite tact in his business, and
ordinarily one of the merriest, happicst,
best-naturcd bipeds We ever met with. -
John had away Of obtaining subscribers,
peculiarly his own; and his success was
proverbiaI. If lie undertook to get mans
name and subscription money, he got it
there was no dodging the issue, where he
had resolved upon the thing.
John was large, powerful man. stand
ing six feet three, in his socks-and he
feared nothing in the performance Of his
duty. At times when resort to the
"tricks of his trade" was necessary, he was
ever "at home" and his mimicry, smiling
countenance, and capital address, always
made him scores of friends, almost at first
sight. But John occasionally encountered
tough customer.
"1ou call that a paper!" exclaimed a
rough, big -fsted fellow, derisively, one NOR
ming in coffee house, where he was can
vassing.
"Well, I do" said John, quietly.
90, get out !" responded the bully.
And you must subscribe, too-come."
"Nots you know on" continued the
other, snceringly. ats hunbug!'
"What's humbngs"
"That paper o'yourn"
"Come, now, fine fellow, that won't do"
added our agent, not a little rique]. lie
always stood straight up for the paper
That kind o'talk ain't just the thing, my
friend" continued John, for there was sew.
eral persons present.
IL say it's Aum," persisted the fellow ;
-"an' you're another"
AS the stranger got Of this last remark,
he approached the canvasser instantly, and
offered unmistakeaLle demonstrations of a
belligerent character.
John measured his customer q moment
as he advanced, and drawing back, lie very
coolly knocked down the insolent follow
Then grasping the rowdy by the throat
Is my paper humbug?" asked John.
"Yesw
1T is, 3" continued the agent, bring
ing the fellow rap on the side of the
sconce, which astonislled him immensely
"It is, its" and again he cuffsd him Wig
orously, and again apd agian, until the bull
ly began to believe lie had commenced
operations upon the wrong individual.
/" Is my paper hum 2"
| "N-n-no!" shrieked the fellow, at
last.
"What kind Of a paper is s,tg"
81 dun 'no'-"
ayes you do" said John, raising his
huge mawler over the others head, in a
threatening attitude, and grinning ghastIy
smile-"yes you do"
"Wal, Ie' me up" said the victim.
I'll let you up, when you answe, me-"
81 tell you dun mo-"
II say you do" responded John, and
again lie raised that fearful fist and showed
his glistenirg teeth.
"Y-ye-yes!" shouted tue sufferer.
"What kind Of a paper is it then Tell
me or I'll smash every bone in your ugly
skim"
ats a-a-it's a-.".
"Quick!"
"It's goo-good-fuss.rate, one. Now,
Ie' me up!"
"Not till you subscribe, old fellow"
II soort! ev
"You wont" exclaimed John, looking
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No woman.e can be lady who would
wound or mortify another. No matter how
beautiful, how refined, how cultivated she
may be-, she is in reality coarse, and the in.
..snste vulgarity of her nature man,fests it.
self here. Uniformly kind, courteous and
polite tfsespent Of all persons, is one mark
Of q tru6 woman.
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NOTICE

hereby given, that m application will lie
N made t" the next Legislature, to change the
Old Cambridge and Pcndlcton Roads, West of
Long Cnn", 50 as to avoid the Biy Gmhy between
Inc tn residences Of Mr.. Philip Cr"mer and Mr.
Wesley Cromcr.
August Il, 1857. II 3m
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FriCC List,

Letters. Certifcrtcs and notices from the press,
from all parts Of the world, may he seen Mt our
saesro"m. Descriptive circulars sent free to
any address.
S. d. & II. W. SMITH,
5ll Washington St, (ncar Boy ls,on) Boston
July ., 1857 IL IL
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During the many anniversaries in the
city, the following dialogue was overheard
between two newsboys: "Isay, jim, what's
the meaning of so many ministers being
mere altogether?" "Wby," answered. jim,
scornfully, "tbey always meets once a year
TO exchange sesmons with each other,s
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As dreams are the fancies Of Ikssex xbat
s'eep-so fancies asz but the dseams of men
awake. >. -
Prayer, d the slender nerve that movetll
tue 'nusoles ompipotenoe.
Women-ate tobs measured, not by tLeir
g, ,bsasutIes, bns b. tl,iery yinsnes: :.
q Apatlio faaIt osslt b6s u iiuasr i .e.
csss papiskment.s !. J: 5,
g 3 to.iy q assepp. any Sieksd begin.
n'sg g hol q 4 good ending.
y hs 9 go and moon arc the red aud white
roses Of the field Of heaven,
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Shah our gracious God watch over us
through the heat and burden of the day,
and shall we devour the food which he pro:
v'des for ns at night, with hands we have
never rasedsin prayer, and lips which have
never praised him
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To the Farmers of AbbeviIle
District.
" have procured the District Riuht ~
wv the HARRIS SUBsOIL PLOUGH-
We think Il The bes. Plough Of the kind that
has ever been introdueSaS eThs plough caS he
seen at GSesgxoa depot, at work, any time.
Rlsassd e have it examined bv
hyery. .FAHSrs or SkzGs;p,p,e resson ibat the
MORE 4 y known tho better il viii be liked.
% ~ DAVIS d BOOZER.
eJano 4. 1857 II
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"Tom," said an impudent wag to con.
ce'ted fob, IL know beautiful girl who SO
wishes to make your acquaintance"
"DeSIlish glad to hear it-fne girl,
struck with my appearance, suppose, eb 2"
Yes, very much SO. She thinks you'd
make capital playmate for her pretty lit
lie poodle dog!"
Exit fop, shockingly sold!
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The State of South Carolina,
tABBETILLE DISTRICT
In the Common Pleas.
William Wilson,
t., ,,,,u. VS.; m Foreign attachment:
IJHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the eleventh
w day of April, eighteen hundred and fifty
seyen, file his declaration against the Defendant,
who, it is said, is absent from and without the
limits of this State and has neither wife nor
attorney Known within the same, upon whom n
copy of the said declaration might be served
1t is therefore ordered that the said Defen-
dant do appear ard plead to'the said declaration,
on or before tho twelfth day Of April Eighteen
hundred and fifty eight, otherwise final and abb
solute Judgment will then be given and awarded
ngainst him.
MATTHEW. MCDONALD, c.c.p.
Clerks Office, April II, 1857 : Sly
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s. D. e n. W. SMITH,
Manufacturers Of
Molodoons, Organ Molodoons,
Il ND
Pedal Sub.Bass
Ell a II M q N K u M -.
GIL Washington Street,
BOSTON
THE attention of Clergymcn. Committees
L. Scho"ls, Lodges, &c, is invited to the ncy
Pedal Sub. Bass Harmoniums.

ME attention of Clergyincn, Committees.
u Scio"s, Lodges, &c, is invited to tho new
Pedal Sub.Bass Harmoniums,
Made and Sold by the Manufacturers.
IL ~ arranged with two manuals or bunks of
kcys, the lowest set running IN octave higher
than the other, and may be used separately, and
thus get i'll one cnso two distinct instr,,rn cnts :;
or by the use Of the coupler, the two hanks Of
Keys may be played at the same time by Use of
the front set only. This connected with the
Sub Bass, will produce the effect Of n Iary.
organ and is sufficiently heavy to fill q house
That seats from 1000 to 1900 persons.
IhE oKGAN MELODEON is designed for
narlor and private use. The construction ia SIM
liar to tho Church Instrument, being arrunped
with Two banks of Keys and when used together,
by means Of the coupler is capable of ns great
volume of power rs the Church instrument when
used without the Pedals
Also, every variety Of MELODEONS for
Pari0r use
Purchasers may rely upon Instruments from
our Manuiactory, being made in in the most
complete and thorough manner. Having re-
moved to the spacious buildings, 5lI Washing.
ton street, we have every facility for manufac-
turing purposes, and employ none but The most.
experienced and sklllul workmcn In short we
VIII promise our customers an Instrument equal
II not superior to any Manufacturer, and puar-
antce ""'irc and perfect satisfaction.
Music Teachers, Leaders Of Choirs and others
'ctS'eu III musical matters, are respectfully in
vted to visit our Rooms at any time, and exam
me or test the instruments on exhibition for sale
al their pleasure.
As still further guarantee to the public as
TO The excellence Of the .Eiodcoms und Uormo-
""ms, from our Manu(aclory, we beg leave to
refer, 10y permission, tn the following Piano Forte
Manufacturers Of Boston, who have cxamin ed
our instruments. and will give their opinion
when called upon:
ChIckcring Il Sons; Win. p. Emerson; Geo.
iiews; llhllctt & Cumston; Brown Il Allen :;
oo'iward IL Brown; Il. Gilbert & Co. A. w.
l.add az Co.: Newhall & Co.
NlclOdcOnS and Harmonious Rented.
Persons who wish to hire Melodeons and liar
monIuins with Il view Of purchasing 1T the end
OF the year, can have tho rent credited ms part
payment of the purchase money. This matter
IL worthy OF special note, as it enables those who
desire Fair test of the instruments before p,,r-
cnsIng, to obtain it at the expense of the man
uiacturcrs, to the extent ut least of u years rent
Orders from any part of the country or world,
sent direct to the nanufactory in Boston, with
cash ar satisfactory reference, vii! be promptly.
attended IN, and as faithfully executed as if the
parties We're present, or employed an agent TO
select, and OIL rs reasonable terms.
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A fellow stole saw, and on his trial
told the Judge that he only took it in a
joke.
"How far did you carry it," asked the
Judge.
"Two miles" answered the prisoner
"Ah," that's carrying joke too far!' re-
marked the Judge, and the prisoner got
three months unreqnited labor.
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The Nrgro's Hrod-Erep ont Of lie Hau-
On Monday, of this week, says the Tampa Pen
'nsula OF the 9th instant, while Capt. Parkhill
was returning to his camp from this place, the
horse, his servant "a strapping negro many was
riding, took fright and threw the rider. The
head of the negro, in his descent, struck the leg
OF Capt. Parkhill's horse, breaking it, when it
(the negros head) glanced and struck tree on
the side Of the road pceling off the bark for sew.
erai feet. The negro was stupfed for an instant,
but received no injury, II is supposed that he
belongs 10 the 4" hard shell persuasion.
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lntemperancc is habit that is almost
certain TO result in failure. Even the mod
crate use Of alcoholic slimuants to the man
whose business requires clear intellect and
constant prudence, is attended with danger.
1t clouds the perception, and creates a feel
lug of boldness and recLlcssness, tha! NAV,
in moment, thwart the best laid plan of
years. The business man who indulgcs at
all in artificial stimulants, can never be sure
of himself
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@: The friends of MATTHEW McDON
AID, announce him Candidate for re.eleet;e.
for Clerk, at tho ensuing election.
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eB. The friends of C. II. ALLEN anfouus
him as Candidate for Clerk of the Court .
the ensuing election.
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% The friends of NIMROD McCORD r
spectfnliy announce him as q Candidate for Shu
iH nj the ensuing Election. "He
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eB The friends of d. w. HAWTHORN
respectfully announce him a Candidate for Shsr.
iff Of AbLeyille District, at the next election
MANY FRIENDS
May S, 1856. I'.0Ff'.Tf
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EB The numerous friends of Col. r. j. ROB
EXITS respectfully announce him Candidas,
for Sheriff at the next election. ..4.-..
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There stands Harper, bright emapa-
ton Of that intelligence which God confers
on the most gifted Of his creatures-simpIe,
artless, with suhjugated self.love.
Of the leaders of the old Guard but two
Of us are left. Preston and the humble in :
aividunl that addresses you. Preston, who
having been sorely smitten by the hand of
infirmity, survives, thank God, in renovated
health and usefulness. It was said bv a
distinguished cotemporary, that our associ.
alton contained great and extraordinary
var5sty of talent-a place for every man,
and every man suited to his place; and
that no country was ever better prepared
for revolution than South Carolina in the
efficiency of her public agents. Preston
was emphatically our orator, and was the
first orator of his time. The variepated
richness of his imagination-the purity of
Ills taste-his power Of argument, as If lie
had never cultivated aught but the severe
faculty Of ratiocination-and over all he
flung the drapery Of n most attractive mod
esty, and private character without re-
proach. An association with such men
(however humble my station,) eacll of
whom was fitted for empire, is full meas.
urc OF honor without my looking further
for distinction. If South Carolina is des-
tined for another revolution, may she find
such sons ready for her service.
shall say but little of the present crisis
of the duty it will impose upon our
members to Congress--because it might be
regarded as covert artiice Of electioneer
ing for office, which, If it comes at all.
must como without solicitation but l must
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CA N DID ES.

CT The friends of JOSEPH T. MOORE re-
spectfuIIy announce him u Candidate for Sheriff
at the ensuing election.