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DIssoLUrToNs.. A. 4
nIss0LUTIoN.--Th cona ,., tner.h;n

ID is MonToH sas;sr1 The eopartnership Of
solved oy mutual eonsent. The senior nasnas viii
proceed 70 settle up The business Of the eo,cs Win
nv, ~ I s - ros.ee. kagh partner ~ia use tie
ha"'e VI s"e eoaeefh. IN uidat.on alone
JOSEPH T. NORTON
Jas, ~. AkMSTRaDI
p,.huo,. r.a... JUSEPH BLANTON.
COMPREHENSIVE The subscribers
-, have this day formed eopartpersh;n nnaar
the style and firm Of JOSEPH John MSRT5N
of tne purpose Of conducting general com mission
~ 81 lts branches Successors TO MOP
aVN. .A,hasIEAD d Co. At their old stand and re-
~ IN F2sSlt consigaInents their friends
nshed 10 planters, 49, "sA''o '"'-
JOSEPH T. MORTON.
lateof Morton, Artisfead 4 Go
JOHN b. MORTON,
,,-,. formerly Of Aaury Norton
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lanes NJ. CARTER,

TAWEO NhrSI
d HOUSE. SIGN AND 0RN AMENTAL PAINTER.
GLIDER AND GLAZlER, CuRNER FRANK
LIN AND ItTH STREETS, OPPOSITE THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
The subscriber returns hls thanks to his friends
and the public, for the liberal share of pafronsg e
bestowed on him for the last sixteen years. and fat.
ters himself b. strict attention to business to merit
a cosfinusnce of their many fayoTs. He has on
hand stock Of fresh materials. and 10 receiving
from the North constantly, Leads Zines, White and
Colored Varnislles, Window Glass, Japan Tins, Dry
Paints &c &C, which he would be pleased to work
tent workmen as can be found in anF other like es.
Enlistment Nj Samuel n Snyder, who is so well
known in this city, will continue to assist IN the bus
mess and can always be found at the shop Old
Chairs, Walters &C. neatly painted and regiided
Transparent Window shades richly eInbellished
and lettsred, furnished 70 order.
~ fs 26-sm JAS IL CARTER.
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1900 drums Figs
4 RCHITECTS, MEAsURERs An D

A RCHlTECTS, MEASURERS AND
n ApPRAIs SER j.-The undersigned have formed
acopartnership for the purpose Of conducting the
above business in all its branches and solicit share
OF public patronage.
The senior partner proposes to furnish DESIGNS
SPECIFICATIONS and ESTIMATES, for Buildings
OF every description, and when required supe.i1 IN
tend the erection OF the came, at q small per cent
on the cDSt.
Having been constantly engaged in the erection
o. buildings Of eVery description for the last twenty
fiye years aud consequently ha ing large amount
OF eX perlencc in every branch of the building arr
he feels confident of giving satisfaction. He also
viii measure and value CARPENTERS WORK OF
al kind,
The junior partner having acquired a knowledge
0fMEASURING LUMBEH, BRICK WORK. PLAS.
TER1N0, PAINTING, &c, while engaged In bust
ness with the late Thomas j Glenn, decd, (who
was engaged exclusively as the City Measurer for
MANY years. feels confident of giving satisfAc ton
to those who may engage bis services.
The copartnership, therefore, will attend to the
business of ARCHIrECr. MEASURgR and Ar.
PkAISERS in all the variousbrauches ofthe same
EA- Office VIM Booths store. corner Siaiu
WIN. FORBES,
nah, ms
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THE WEEKLY SOUTH

THE WEEKLY SoUTH.-At the in
stance ofmany persona in diIiereu ut parts Of the
country. / have resolved TO Issue WEEKLY EDf1ios
or TINS eouFH.
This Edition Will contain the chief Editorial and
Literary articles Of the daily paper, besides ware
u of new and Recommendations
The wEEsly SourH will be sent TO single sub
scriber for year on the pre-paymsnt OF az eut
cubs, OF three or more, Will be furnished AZ the fs
lowing rates: = =
For three copies y y
nss ........ V q
In every case the money must scccmpany tue or
der.
suff in a few DAYS Persons wishing c0fnplets e.
AZ send their names 10 immediately. .,o,
e. ai-swkcw2w AuoEh a. Io-..
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lTHE OLD DOMINION IRON AND

T,HE OLD DOMINION IRON AND
i NAIL WORKS C0MPANY.-This Company
having purch, sed from the late pToprietcIs, the
property known the Old Dominion Nail Works,
will continue TO manufacture that Justly celebrated
brand of Nails and the undersigned assures the pub
lie that the high reputation for excellence OF quail
ty which these Nails now have will be at least nan-
taiaed 10 Tar the use Of none but the best maie
rails and most approved machinery under couspe
tent management can do So The Works being na,w
in full operation, orders can be fiiei Tor all do
ssriptions OF Malta.
O D. Iron and Nail Works t'emnany-
DIaEuFoRs --IsaAe Davenport. Jr, Lewis D. Cren-
shaw, Hugh w Fry, Chss r. Workman.
ia ~ ESwa ~
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OF 900 A YEARS $1,000 A YEAR.

W ONJO Profitable and honorable employment
81 900 A YEAR tor all times Persons in town OF
III 900 A YEAR country, in search of employment
81 Oa0 EAR as soarce of income. or to ill mp
81 900 YEAR their leisure hours. may hear OF
Al e0s1 YEAR such by enclosing two stamps, 70
si 200 YEAR nay postage, TO Professor JAMES
II 000 YEAR T. HORNE, Box No. 4.55i, New
si0ol A YEAR. York Post tlfice Unemployment
a 0o YEAR is fitted "a either sex station IN hfe
Al aaD YEAR immaterial. 1t is article OF daily
al (l0a YEAR consumption, and can be maDufac-
ri D00 YEAR tur,d In the agents dwelling; So
II Gao YEAR cure by copyright: sale rs perma-
s 100 YEAR. nent as Hour. An agent u santeu
Al e0l YEAR. in every town in the Union.
0eL a Omit
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r LIGHTNING, LIGuTNING,! LIGHT

r LIGHTNING! LIGnTNING.! LIGHT
IL MING THE subscriber having the exclusive
right TO manufacture AMOS LYONS PATENT
COPPER LIGHTNING RODS for the State of Fir
gioia is now prepared 20 furnish orders at short nc
nee Aiso. the right to sell or put up the same in
the city OF Richmond aad Henrico county
an opportunity Is now offered Tor thu first tme)
TO purchase a safe and reliable Conductor. Those
that seek to protect life ami property from thu
swIftwinged messenger Of Dear viii please call 81
the store OF WIN. SEARS WOOD, No . Main street
aud examine for themselves.
VIM. SEARS WOOD.
N. B-A fair pri- q paid Tor Tron Rods that we take
down. whs n We replace with Copper. w. 5. w.
mii lt-6tx
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BUSINESS CARDS.
q nrnpTnN

L ID. ULUPTUN,
Il. ARCHfTstT IND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Office on nth street batween Main aud Bank streets
Richmond, Va.
lie Ii prepared to survey, locate and make Es.i-
mates for all kinds Of Canals and Roads, will Sur
yey Lands and furnish Drawings FOR all kinda of
Engineering Works. Bridges Machinery, &C. he
Will make Designs and Estimates fur Public Build
inVs Private Residences, Stores aud Mauafactories
and snperibtend the construction of the same He
will also Measure all kinds of Earth Work. Mason
~, Bricklaying. Carpenters Work, &C. lie feels
confident that he can give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage. f. 5-3m
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T ARD.-100 kegs prime Leaf Lard
IL 80 half bbls do, in store and for sale BY
NH lit WIN TAYLOR.
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BYRD WH0RTnN.is ahont twenty one years Of
age about s,y feet high; has rather dark hair aad
complexion. frecklei lace and high cheek bones
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STEAMSHIP ROANOKE

SPECIAL NOTICE To
FSsSs SIEIPPERS.-Sh by the Bait
><sszls 49, more Boats and By the New YORK
E.SSSSss1S steamers, are nee tfuily requested
20 iurn.sh Ihelr consignces' names OH each dray
ticket; and tobacco manufacturers are requested II
add the brands Of their tobacco each ticket. as
accompanying each load -
LUDLAM WATSON,
mhll-3t Office opposite Steamers Nharves
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q FIRST PREMIUM. THOROUGH

th, pee al AZ my stables. within mile If
Drage Branch, ON the Richmond and Danve Rail-
Tuld AMI viii Mares at So the season if paid
81 advance; Insurance SO. deduction of ~ per
,,at p-r-oHs putting five mares, and all
necessary attention. given for 80 per month. For
ut JE-r information, address
RICTpD Y. GAINES
fa9E-Ia.n brakes Arnurh. Va
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900 BBLS. Crushed, Powdered and
wv Coffee Sugars in store and for sale by
NH LIT WIN TAYLOR.
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nONNAN Il CO.,
~ COMMISSION MERCHA NTS.
Virginia street. Richmond, Virginia
Especial attention paid to the sale of tobacco.
fsI2-d&ew5iu*
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pOARDiNG.-Mrs c. F. PEGRAM,

- PARK HOUSE, Bank street. has now vacant
large aud desirable rooms. suitable for gentleman
auG his lady. Location Pheasant and convenient 20
business. References required fe S-ts
DRlVATE BOARDING. Mas. J. Q
Il JAMES \ Miss 4. \. BID000D, having rented
the very desirable resdSA- Of Fleming James. on
9TH between Main and franklin streets close TO by-
sues and IL the retired part OF the city, will oreo
t for the accommo iat1n Of persons desiring Board.
"a the lst day of January next. The house has
.ih large and desirable rooms for families. Also,
AZ of &c in she trout basement. They can scoommo-
,lat4 "a tew DAY n0ARDSgS. ~ 20-dly
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CMlTHER'S LIVING STON I'M
~ PROVED PL0wS -Smither's Livingston I'M
proved and cast iron beam Plows and castings, IN
mh9 cor. Cary and 18th It's.
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FOR SALE, &C.

-
AfOR SALE--A quantity Of SLATE
1 that has been taken from ROOF. Apply at this
Office Il s0---ts
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TRUSTEE's SALEOF ONE MOTETY

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE MOIETY
OF THE SWAN TAvERN (NoW BROAD
STREET HOTEl.l PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
RICH 0ND. ON BRoADSTREET, AT AUCTION.
by virtue Of deed OF trust, executed by Isaac A.
Goddin 10 the subscriber, trustee dated 18th Au
gust. ls5i and recorded in the Office of the Clerk of
Richmond Hastings Court, being thereto requested
by the beneficiary in lid deed named shall on the
18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1855, at 4 p. NJ, upon the
premises, sell the property thereby conveyed, TO
wit:
neundivided moiety of LOT 7Si in the pan of the
city OF Richmond situated the north side OF Broad
street. at its intersection with 9Th street. fronting n
feet on Broad street, and Running back the fnll
depth of said lot No. T4-beiDg the same lot upon
which the Swan Tavern. now the Broad Street Ho-
tel is situated. Also, one undivided moiety Of one
other lot or parcel o. land, adjoining the above
the vest fronting 80 feet Broad street, and run
ming back the full depth.the said piece of ground
having thereon a large brick building. which has
been used a stable for said tavern, which said lot
of lard is part Of los No 59 in the plan OF said city
The highly valuable character of this property is
such to render unnecessary further description
thereof As the other maiety will be sold on the
same evening. by the Commissioner of the Circuit
Court, in the case of Vaughan &c. against Goddin
an opportunity is offered to purchase the whole.
TEIhs-Cash.
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EsOR SALE OR HIRE-One of the
Il best Female Cooks, Washer and Ironer in yir-
HARRIS & MOORE,
nah lA-st On Basin Bank.
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the firm and style of
GORDON a. fancy,
At the old stand Of J. z. TompkiEs, 18th. he
tween Cary street and the DanYiiie depot, where
they will be happy tn their friends aud til.
public generally, AMI hone by strict attention 10
l CORDIALLY recommend my successors.
Messrs. GORDON FINSEi tomy former patrons.
NH Lime j. 4. T0MPKISS.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
~ OF READY MADE CLOTHING. - DARRA-
COTr, HARRIS Co, have determined to sell, from
this date until the close Of the season. their larry.
stock of Ready Made Clothing at greatly reduced
rates Our stock for the season Is large and We are
determined to reduce it, if low prices will accom-
plish il. We would advise all In want 10 give Us
call. DARRACoTT, HARRIS i CO,
Successors to Merchant, Weisiger Il Co.,
ia IL No liz Main st.
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GORDON a. FTNNEY

y NJ. GORDON AND L. Fl. FINNEY
II. have this day associated them selves together
for the prosecution of the COAL BUSINESS, under
L afrrl nd At ncf
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HUUSE AND LUT On THE GUNNER
"a OF VALLEY Q7TRl AND GREEN STREETS,
AT AUCri0N.-wili be soid the premises on
TUESDAY. the 9th inst commencing at O'Clock
p VI, House and lot on the corner of Valley uTthl
aud Green streets. fronting 70 feet. and running
back the usual depth. The improvements consist Of
Il wooden tenement, rented TO good tenant.
rERss-0ae.third cash. the balapea at 4 and 5
months with ioterest and secured by trust deed.
mh2 JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
~ Tho above sate in consequence OF the snow,
is postponed to MONDAY, 18Th March, at the same
hour. JAS TAYLOR h SON,
mh 10 Aucts
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GoldI GoldI GoldL

"Frazer's River gold diggings,'' seem
to be but a second edition of the Cali
fornia fever. Oar California exchanges
are almost exclusively filed with FRA
zer's River" This river is In what is
called New California, in the British
Possessions, some 400 miles up the coast
from San Francisco. 1t is estimated by
different papers in San Francisco, that ct
the present rate of rush from California
to the new diegipgs, that State will, in
eight mouths, lose one fourth Of her
male population. The rush almost
moun to insanity and if the golden
reports arc net soon checked, or mate
rally modified; New Caledonia" with
it's cities aud towns viii occupy an i'm
portant place in our news Journals. and
in the minds of politicians aud Statemen
in Britain, as we'll as America. TIE
rapidity with which our Pacific slope is
filled up. and Legislature after LNgisla-
ture springiDg into existence borders on
the marvellous. Wonder if The people
away eff there, can possibly know, as
we'll as a Republican CONGRESS what
laws and institutions are best for them ?
-CZeUe. Pkaindeazer.
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Great Ereshet.

Mr.. MN. Nichols, of Columbia, in
forms us that the Rocky River has not
had SO great a flood in twenty years, as
now Two bridges in Liverpool we're
swept away, together with fences, and n
vast amount of corn, grass, So. Mr..
ELMER WARNER, of Columbia, lost three
hundred and twenty sheep, worth at
least $500. T. CHURcHMAN lost TWEEN
ty-eight very nice blooded sheep. E.
TURNER lost twenty FIVE Leicester sheep.
Mr.. OSBORN found his horses swamped,
and rushing through the food to relieve
them, succeeded in getting them re-
leased, ard throwing off the top of a
stack of hay, eventually got his horses
on the stack, and remained in the water
with them seven or eight hours. At
last be became exhausted; and but for
his %ncighbors would have lost his own
life. They got him ashore, and by long
rubbing aud other such appliances as
their judgment suggested, eventually
succeeded in restoring him:
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Another PLANK Ignored!

Our admirable Administration filings
away ten millions Of dollars in the Nor
mon war; fcolery.-RpuJlcan Paper.
Why we thought you were in favor
of crushing out Mormonism. You fought
the Presidential fight 10 1886, on anti
Mormon groupdsst You promised to
wipe cut those twin relies of barbar-
ism, slavery and polgamy.n You haven't
done either. You have voted to. admit
a Slave state-voted against admitting
q free one-and now are turning tail on
your Mormon plank! Instead of wip-
ing OUT polygamy, you abuse the De-
mocracy for sending the army to protect
our euigrant trains from oatragss, and
to enforce the laws of the United States,
among the, p~olygamistsl Amt these
black republicans consistent ?-Se'eca
Advertiser.
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"
ANNOUNCE

e. l. - -# - =
Mr. KEKPP:-Piease announce the name ofJoHN
TANYER, of Montgomery Tow nship as a candi-
date for County Recorder, subject to the decision
of the Democracy at their Primary Meeting. and
oblige HIS
=" We are authorized to announce tine name
CT JOHN w. STUBBS, of Montgomery Town
ship, as a candidate for Recorder, subject to the
nomination Of the Democracy OF Ashland county
attheir Primary Meetings.
Nh EDIToE ;-Aprounce the name o JAMES
s"iNEFoRD, as a candidate for re -election to
the ohhce Of County Auditor at the ensuing cleo
noE' subject to the decision OF the Democratic
Primary meetings.
UWe are authorized to announce the name
OF JOHNS. WHITE. OF jackson Township, as a
candidate for County Auditor, at the ensuing
election, subject to the nomination Of the De-
mocraey OF Ashland County at their Primary
Meetings.
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Town Hall DEDlcArioa.-The new
and beautiful Town HalI-Cwhy didu't
they call it City Hall?]-will be dedi-
Gated, as will be seen By notice 10 our
advertising columns, on Wednesday e
ming, July %. We do not believe there
is 10 the State, q Hall of the same di-
mensious. which will surpass in beauty
this Of Ashland. Aud it is not SO vcry
ANAL, either-being so by "a feet, and
ceiling 20 feet in height. The New
Hall is an honor to our town and our
county, and it is right that on the oc-
tasion of its dedications all who can will
kttehdi IL
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THE Law of Newspapers.

~
/. Subscribers who do not give express no
siee to the contrary, are considered as wishing
20 continue their subscriptions.
Ill. If subscribers order the discontihdance
either papers the publisherma continue t..
send them until arrearages arc paid. :
to take their papers from the office to which
thew are directed; they are held responsible
z till they have settled tile billa ordered the
pa yer discontinued.
with out Informing the Publisher, and the
papers are sent to the former direction, they
are held Responsible.
to take a paper from the Office is PRlNA FAoIE
evisence of Intentional fraud
II. The United States Courts haverePeat
ediy decided that a Postmaster who neglects
TO perform his duty of giving seasonable no.
tiee AS requiredby thePostofice Department,
If the neglectofa person totake from the Of
fee addressed to him. renders
the Postmasterliable TO the publisher for the
subscription price. ultus5t -
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Democratic County Convention

Democratic County Convention.
The Democratic electors of the sew
eral Townships in Ashland county are
hereby notified that a Democratic. COIN
ty Convention will be held at the Court
House in Ashland, on
Saturday, the oath day of July,
instant, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to attend the State and Ju-
dicial Conventions, to be held, the for
mer at Columbus on the goth, inst, and
the latter at Mansfield, on the 2sth inst.
The Democracy of the County are
therefore requested to meet in their
several townships and appoint delegates
TO said County Convention. BY order
of the Democratic Central Committee.
j. ALBERSON.
r. N. HERSHEY,
JOHN VAN.NEST,
JOHN S WHITE,
j. WYCOFF,
WIN. COWEN,
T j. KENNY, .
H. 5. KNAPP, Chm.
July 7, 1858
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
Action of the Committee.

1t is ordered by the Democratic State
Central Committee, there be held at
Columbus. on Thursday July 29th,
1858, q Convention of the Democratic
parry OF Ohio, for the purpose OF nomi-
ua,ing candidates for Judge OF, Supreme
Court, Attorney General, Commissioner
of the Board of Public Works and
Comptroller of the Treasury. The ap-
p%ortionment to be one delegate to every
i've hundred votes cast for HE:RY B..
PAYNE, for Governor, and one for every
of two hundred and Fifty votes
or more The vote cast by each Coun-
ty aud the number of delegates it is en-
titled to will De found in the table ap-
pended hereto.
By Order, F. LrNcK, Chairman.
Columbus, June II, 1858.
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Democratic Primary Electi

Democratic Primary Elections.
The Democracy of Ashland county are re-
quested to meet at their usual places of hold
ing eleetions in each township.on
Saturday, the 18th day of August,
then and there to organize a Board composed
of two Judges and one Clerk, who viii open
q Poll Book, and conduct the election IN All
respects in accordance with the law regula-
ting elections, except that no man shall De
deemed eligible as a voter unless. satisfactory
evidence exists that the person offering to vote
is a Democrat, who, at the preceding election
voted the regularly nominated Democratic
Ticket-and except. also, that the officers con-
Quoting the election, are bound by their HONOR,
instead of their OATH to see that fairness and
Justice be faithfully maintained. The honor
ind success of the Democratic Party. which
are regarded BY all who truly love their coun-
try as paramount to all personal nterests, rem
der it necessary that the most scrupulous re-
gard should be observed in securing the puri-
ty of the ballot-box. ,
The Judges aud Clerk shall appoint one of
their number to return the poll book to the
Board of Canvassers, Consisting of the Re-
turn Judges and the Central Couimittee,) to-
be held on Monday, August 80. 1855, at one
o'clock, P. N. of said day, at the Court House
in Ashland ; when the candidate receiving
the highest number Of votes for each office
shall be declared the nominee of the Demo
cratic Party, and should any two candidates
receive an equal number of votes for the same
office a majority of the Board of Canvassers
shall decide which shall be the nominee.
The candidates to be voted for are, one Com
missioner, one Infrmary Director, a County,
a County Treasurer, a Sheriff, a Pros
Attorney, a County Recorder, and a
County Surveyor, and in each of the several
Townships candidate for District ASSESSOR.
The COMMITTEES suggest that every good
Democrat in the County be present at the Pri-
nary Meetings and contribute his aid in main
aiming that organization which is SO essential
o success. .
The Polls will beopened in each Township
It 8 o'clock. A. M, and closed at 6o'clock
?. N.
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Four DRUNKEN B.orHsRs DsowNEr

Four DRUNKEN BaorHERs DROWNED.
Three brothers, Pulsey, of Baltimore
took a sail on Patapsco river, all drunk,
refusing to let a fourth brother; also
drunk, go with them. The fourth
drunken Puisey took a row boat and
wen out on his own hook. A flaw of
wind soon struck the sail boat, capsizsd
it and the three occupants were drowned.
The brother in the row boat commenced
his drunken pranks. rocked the boat
over, went into the water, and when as
sistance, came refused it, boastipg of his
ability TO ave himself, and fpally be
was drowned. This was on Sunday.