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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-28

u All the numerous candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency. are now
on the track-the weather is excessively
hot, and the discussion of politics will nat
urally heat up the physica system OF Eye
people" to the boiling point; therefore do
we recommend all who may feel the heat
from any cause, to go to Mrs. Prescotts
splendidly furnished rooms on North Pearl
few doors from Main, and partake OF the
luscious Ice Cream she always prepares for
those who may give her a call. Raspberrles
are now in season, and a mingling of the
two together is-ah! it's good. Try
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-28

HJohu X. Boswell, who has had more
experience in the daguerrean business than
almost any person in the west. assures the
public that he is prepared at all times to
produce the same inimitable pictures which
have made his rooms 30 famous for perfect
likenesses.' He gives his personal attention
to his customers.
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From rich add bond and fee grade ana
conditions Of life hsas the need praise awarded
this wonderful article pains relieved
ives saved valuable untold
suAgsd BY this medicine which surprising to
augment Of MAJ What FAMILY ioss require
rinrafs Whoever heard Oft the prodaced By
any other article For bruises. srr.ns rheumatism
s~eilinss strained Horses esaai. Beware
limitations The searine NastAng sold BY al
respectable Druggists and Livery every parish
and hamlet throughout south America EuropS
and the islands Of the Buy a once.
BARNES & PARK. Proprie,ors. New York.
81 Every week t.
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IS. g. Dugdals's saloon is the most
delightful place to spend these warm even
ings Ice cream. monade. wafer ices. all
gotten up in the best style. Parties and
private families supplied at low prices and on
short notice.
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A NEW BOOK,
From the Great Gift Book Establishment OF
Geo. G. Evans. Publisher,
No 43s Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
THE LIFE OF 6 f n. SA NJ q E L
L HOUSTON,

The Hunter Warrior, Patriot, Texan Hero,
the only authentic Memoir OF him ever Published.
One volume 1a no.. cloth, 412 pages. with il'ustra
tions. Price Oos Dollar. And upon receipt of tn =
the book to xether with a handsome present. worth
from fifty hundred dollars, will be sent
to any address in the Unite! States.
"LIFE OF SAM. HOUSTON. G G. Evans. PhiI."
"rhere is no campaign in modern military history
for its extent. although attended with such dis.s-
results, although eventually ending In the lib
er,y Of the Republic. than that conducted by Gen.
Houston during the years 1885 81 in the defence Of
the Americans then settled upon the frontiers Of
Mexico In a brief period with small band of he.
hastily raised lnasse, and lily armed and
coutred. the brilliant defence of the Alamo. made
for glorious by the bloody massacre perpetraed
by the Nlexicans. This unfortunate event which
showed valuable lessons and glorious Illustrations Of
the value of citizen soldiers and Of the genius Of
the great Chief and Hero ought not to be forgotten
or hastily glanced over. Tits believed that tn. cam.
paign during the Texan has not received full
justice in the narratives which published the
numerous merits of which were marred by serious
By comparing these various versions, and by
consultation with those who played prominent parts
in this event Of history, it is believed that this
Biography Of the Texan Hero, which is Invested of
cunbTous details Of military technicaliues, Is a
faithful anil exact as il is practicable to render mar
rative Of this description.
The sole desire Of the authoS has been to do full
justice American valor and patriotism, and to pre-
sent truthful and vivid pictures of that war;
and the conduct Of the Great Chief Who springng
from the people, frontier warrior without science,
art or experience in military affairs. was enabled
through the smiles Of prov dence by his stout heart
his acons intellect, and ardent patriotism to re-
cenary soldiers that sent forth by any pow
e the earth. Ought such scenes to be permitted
it is reproach TO the present generation that there
is not spirit exercised by our government IN de-
Tending the righss Of citizens and extending that
protection to them which has ever been sanctioned by
address. GEO. G. EVANS.
Publisher, No. 459 Chestnut Street
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NOTICE. BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board Of Health will please
evening, At the Mayors once. Complaints nussnees
are made, hot Weather has eome city healthy.
to avoid endemies and epidenics have . proper
cleaning up, and the ordinance enforced provid
such essss J II. MESDKNHALL, Pres.
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The following il one Of Lincoln's illustra
tons made in speech at New Haven, Conn.
speaking of the right and wrong Of slavery
he said:
"The other policy is one that squares
with the idea that slavery is wrong. and it
consists in doing everything that we ought
to do if it is wrong. Now 1 don't wish to
be misunderstood. nor to leave gap down
to be misrepresented. even. I dont say
that we ought to attack it where it exists
To me it seems that if we were to form a
government anew. in view Of the actua!
presence of slavery, We should find it nee.
essary to frame just such agovernment as
onr fathers did, giving to the shareholders
the entire control where the system is es-
tablished. while we possessed the power to
restrain 1t from going outside those limits
(Applause.) From the necessities Of the
case We should be compelled to form just
such government as our blessed fathers
gave US; and. surely. if they have SO made
1t. that is another reason why we should let
slavery alone where it exists.
elf l saw a venomous snake crawling In
the road. any man would say l might seize
that snake in bed with my children il would
be another question. Lsughter.) might
hurt the children more than the snake, and
the snake might bite them. (Applause y.
Much more. if 1 found it in bed with my
neighbours children, and l had bound myself
by solemn compact not to meddle with his
children under any circumstances, it would
become me to let that particular mode Of
killin, the gentleman alone. (Great Laugh
teri Blu, if there is a bed ne WY made up
to which the children are to be taken and
it was proposed to take batch of young
snakes aud put them in with them, l take
it. no man would say there was a question
how l ought to decide. Prolonged ap
plause and cheers
That is just the case! The new Terrific
ries are the newly made beds to which our
children are to go. and it lies with the ma
ton to say whether they shall have snakes
mixed up with them or not 1t does not
seem as if there could be much hesitation
what our politics shouli be. {Applause.)
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

undersigned Offers fog sale large.
business They char
AID veil nnisAed thro1shoas They
Main ia e1siness part Of the City They
reasonseie sxeA.ged oshsr prop
srsy. JOB DokYON.
kiehnoud, June 9eth. ls5e. sss
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A Great chance for Agents.
Great RedOOt1on
In the price Of
OINGER'S SEWING MACHINES

The letter A. Transverse Shuttle Straight Needle. per
pendieuAr action, Panty S-vinS Machine. secusea BY
distinct patents heresotors
ave dollars, 10 o6ered for SIS
The No. Tailoring Machine. that win stitch tho nnest
Shirt Bosom. sig thicknesses Of Leather equally
veil. and noiseiess in Its operation, elio
Tbs Ladies Of Richmond. AMI vicinity respectfully
solicited all and the SIS letter achnc AMI
isfy themselves gard TO ses tntriusio nerits.
The undersigned 10 authorized to sell mAunfacturers
prices. and give Instructions free OF charge.
". B-NaehRe needles silk. cotton, oil. ana every
other article connected With the machine business be
procured Of
SAMsL DELLlS. Agent.
Ofaee, No. ~ NAic Street.
T.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-28

MARRIED-At Union Chapel. in this city. oTth inst
by Rev. F. Hardin Mr.. JOHN COMMONS of HiIisboro'
In this country, to Miss CLARA A. ROGERS
Miss r rghtfully assumes high position the House
of Commons.
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DRESS MAKING AND FITTING.

eotuly Ladies' Richmond vi unity
tn she has located this
oducing NEW and IMPROVED style OF Dsessmak
ing which far in advance sha ola general
iy praesed. by this beautiful method of dTess ntue
she perfect At the particular. AMI in
all her IL viii be her give full sstis
charge. Dresses lie htted According 20
the fastest fashions reasonable terms and short
tce Rooms South 9th st. East side, I'd block from
Main ST. Ladiss give me- n call 81 81
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~Mrs. E. A. WH1rRrDoE & Co., will
have splendid sasortmen, Fellows RegAiia for
sale the 9Th Of July the Qneensvare No 70
Main St Axe copy
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~To CARPESrKRs-We invite atten-
zion the Advertisement p w. Robinson in aposher
column. IL 10 a good chance for good good
wages and good pay.
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Richm ond.--EIer Manufactures.

The material growth and prosperity of
every inland town and city lie in their man
ufactures. The truth of this is evident to
all IN passing from one inland city in which
there are no manufactures. to one in which
the busy machinery of the mechanic and ar
tlsan is humming on every hand. We were
struck. on our recent visit to Richmond,
with the rapid growth of that city in the
last few years. but on looking at her extern
sive manufactures in every branch of mech
anism and art, giving support to hundreds
OF artisans. who In turn support the mer-
chant. the grocer and the busy tradesmen
OF city. We did no, feel surprised at the
rank which Richmond takes among the first
cities in the State. It is true, the commerce
OF the place is an important item. but if she
depended on that alone. her growth would
not be 1.-THE of what it is, nor could her
prosperity be permanent. Richmond, in
encouraging aud building up manufacturing
establishments. has struck out on the line
of policy that insures her permanency and
continual growth. May We not hope that
q like policy will yet be adopted by Corners
vile, and our growth iato a first class city
become sure and speedy.-[ Connersyille
Times.
A NEW DRINK.-Parson Brownlow of
the Knoxville Wing. gives the following
description of new drink he discovered
during recent visit to Washington:
They have a new drink now in Washing
ton. called .'tangle-leg." the ingredients OF
which are diluted alcohol, nitric acid. boot
leg and tobacco, and which, it is said. will
upset a man at the distance of quarter Of
mile from the demijohn. A certain Sena
tor was thrown in his own yard, not long
since. and while attempting to regain an
erect position, was heard TO utter the follow
ing soliloquy:
Leaves have their time to fall,
Aud SO likewise have /.
The reason to is the
1t comes of getting dry"
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Receipts.
There balance in the Treasury ~ close OF kls-
cal Y ear. lSSs. May stst, lsse.l -- -SIA.oSs -
There has been resolved into the Treasury
sinsS hat tina fatf,w,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-28

1859, June 4:-Baiance in Treasury at
close of Fiscal Year, iS5a.............$ $500 81
--Providec that all orders have been re
deemed. There a outstanding orders
amounting TO SITS 70; which being ad-
ded to The above balance, will show The
true amount in the Treasury at the close
OF the fiscal year. 1882. 1872
5,474 Il
BENZ. L. MARTIN, A. VIC.
June 81. % II
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

,oxrAINySG rs 81 Which are ia high State
eui,iva.ian fhrSs q i 10 said
~. An .bandAre@ ff.isg Stock ~s.sr. and
atspte1 for gazing meadow Ii god Srsis Fsrn.
~. imr~pxraenfs Hs1se- asas.st large
sr.me iarn sassaisdlsxs IL located
-. r~rh n R,chu,sn1 Rbchnand Pike
- sr.se Rad runanx through gaSi oaSl=t
- Il .xexner Ard sLl be SOLD low Or
-,.her oaxfisaiars or s3Sress.
sl>A@A - BENZ. STRArrAy or
sHF Es Jesse COFFIN,
80 RtAnend, La
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NOTICE.
HALL OF WHITE wArER LODGE. I

10. III T.. o. o. y,
~ nexs regular eemnunieatioa. which viii be
AsiA Friday Ivsnin jane - the election Of ecers viii
take place All the mem hsrs requested 70 Be pres
sns business Of Importance will be transacted All
viii cone prepared to pay Dues this being the last
nsht ofths term. b osdss Of ths Lodge.
-aF HAMILTON TODD. Secretary.
lichmond jane 70, $780,
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Receipts and Disbursements


OF Wayne County. Indiana. fog the Fiscal Yea
lSSs, te Wit
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Lakcton Mills For Sale :.

vuVHESE mills located in wabash County, Iadfara,
ten miles north u the County SEAL AID 10 Of
the powers the SsAte-Eprovenenes
large Nal House and Machinery suitable
An Extensive business. fsss cutting Saw Mill. in the
good timber, sad good grain rexaser
hood. 60 ne iand attached s0o (of
which so1 in cultIvatiGnt he lad the
mills separately If applied for in shostti
Encuirc OF j. b. Boversock j J. Hartsr. on the
premises. the undersigned in Riehmoad-
ga COED selection aa1 small
Pulaski Cosnty aad small LapoEts
ty.
Also Dwelling House OF Pearl St. Riehnona- Also
second hand Kn CINE and boilers
To be had = = bargain il applied for
}. kkNDENHALL-
Richmond. Ind June g. -
pp Dayton Jeara.i Pasiish to anssas Of 81 and
charge tbs Office
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VIII Be psAaisAsa AAoss sAs leaA ofJuns.
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
HON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN,

o. Illinois.
Reps Alican Candidate for the Presidency,
By d. w. BARTLETT,
wAsAin s.on cerrespandens Y. Evsning Post,
and "Indepeaasns
lS-no. Cloth, Friee 81
with fine seel Portrait
Also cheap editien ef the in paper covers sSc
A Great chance for Agents.
We want good Agent ia county in the Fee
states, 70 In she sale OF the above work Send
do liar. and gill mail = sampis copy OF our
book the Iesh of June BY mail postage paid All also
copy OF cur siruciar. giving to aessts by tho
quantity.
For 3 cents in staass efthe cheap edition will
be sens. with terms. Re.
Aasrsss .h iesssrs n. nANr0N. raeiisaer.
s.Ss Nc, D Howard street.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-03

confirmation of this fact.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-03

Dr. Peery's Fermifagc Or dead Shot" fer
Worms. most successful remedy extant
The exceedingly small quantity Of this med
icne required to tett the existence of worms,
and to remove every one of them, as well as
the mucus in which they are cngendered from
the system, withoat the aid of any other
purge, and usually by single dose, togeth-
or with its certainty Of effect, constitutes it
one Of the most valuable discoveries Of the
oge. Its speedy operation in all sudden at
tacks, ns couvulrions, collie, fits, or spasms,
gives it an unrivaled superiority.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & d. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-03
Local Intelligence.
NOTICE.
"a .ha Voters of Cumberland


AT meeting of the City Council, on
II April end, 1880. the following resolutions
were passed:
PsIsipsd, That for the purpose OF ascert0i n
ing the sense and wishes Of the people in re-
lard 10 the Use of Gas ty the Corporation, at
the present prices 1880 pei. year per post and
sheiber Il shall be discontinued unless it be
farniphed ala cost less than s23 per post
thar the gu IS hereby submitted 10 the;
yo,crs n, the ensuing Corporation election.
Pssolrsd, That the Judges of election shall
propound TO each voter the question For Gas,
or Against Gas, or receive from him ballot
with the words For Gas, or, Against Gas,
written or printed thereon, and shall record
upposite the name Of zach voter his vote or
manner of voting, and within three dsvs at
Ter tide election shall make 4 full and lair re-
tugn Of said vote to the Mayor and Council
men.
Rssoigsd That these resolutions 10 publish
81 in the newspapers of the city under She
EDITORIAL head until the day of election go that
The question may be fully before the voters.
BY order
April 5, l96G--,e. Ciers.
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Marriage Guide,
pElNG n private instructor for mari,

DElNG private instructor for married
II persons, or those about to lie married
both male and female, in everything corcern-
ing the physiology and relations OF our scXual
system, and the production or presentation of
offspring including all the new discoveries
~sy1hv, never before given in the English
Z1zk~ language, by WIN. YOUNG, NJ. D.
S.NaN.sS This is really II valuable and in
teres,ing work. 1t is written in plain Ian
guage for the general reader, and Is illustrated
with numerous Engravngs. Al young mar
ried people, or those contemplating marriage
and having the least impediment to married
life, should read this book. 1t discloses Sc
crets that every one should be acquainted
with still it is n book that must be locked
up, and not lie about the house. 1t will be
sent TO any one on the receipt of twenty-five
cents in specie or postage stamps. Address
DR. WIN. YOUNG, No. 4l6 SPRUCE, ST., a
bove At, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ag-AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what may be your disease, before
you place yourself under the care OF any one
OF the notorious QCAcKs native or foreig u
who advertise in this or any other paper get
a copy of either OF DR.. Yonng's Books, and
read it carefully. 1t will be the means of saw
ing. you many dollar, your health, and pos
sbly yonr life.
DIR. YOUNG can be consulted on any of the
diseases described in his publications, at his
Office, No. 4l6 Spruce Street. above Fourth.
May 3, 1860.
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MForay's PWs-Let reason qtiid

HONordys FHs-LeF Tedsoh GUIDE yoN..-
Dyspepsia, Costiveness- There is no grief but
can he assuaged no pain insusceptble of al
deviation, or disease without remedy. Are
yon dyspeptic? look for the cause in dsor-
dcred stomach or arrangement Of the liver.
Are you costve or bound in the bowels? here
again the stomach or viscera are at fault
Holloway's Pills will eradicate the scource
Try them. They have never yet failed in
one single instance out Of millions Of cases
We urge all who are suffering from Dyspcp-
STA, Costivencss, Bowel Complaints, &C., to
use them at once, as they will effectually
cure. The proof lies in the trial. Procure
a box and be convinced of their immediate
effect. Read the Advertisement elsewhere
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-03


THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often
as fraii as that Of a tender flower. Many of
the sex enter into marriage relations without
being able to undergo the lsbors and trials OF
maternity. In this country thousands ofyoung
and beautiful women are sacrificed every year
from this cause alone. Hostetters Celebrated
Stomach Bitters will save many of this class
from an unit mely grave. This medicine has
been used with great benefit by an immense
number of people throughout the republic. and
the proprietors have received grateful COM
mepdstons from all sections OF the courtry.
The Bit'ere will be found to be very pleasant
to the taste, even as a beverage, and prompt
and powerful In its effect as q medicine. 1t in
fuses new vitality into the frame, and streng-
theLs the whole System, so that women who
use 1t are enabled TO 60 through with labors
which would, without II, be certan to pros
trate them.
Sold by all druggists.
May 3, 1860,
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inst. at Peterborough, near A ldershot.
The battle lasted two hours and eight
minutes, when the excitement became
go great that the crowd broke down
the barriers leaving the fight undecided
Porty.two rounds were fought Both
the combatants were dreadfully punished
and Heenan was nearly blind. The best
authorities on this brutal subject say
that Heenan was evidently the victor,
and that the friends Ct Sayers broke up
the fight in order to prevent the procla-
nation of that fact.
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BAKER Il HOPKINS,
Pork acker s
AND DEALERS IN
Bacon, Flour, Grain, &c.,
Nos 40 and 81 Main Street,
Wheeling. Wa.

10000 pieces Bacon Shoulders,
10000 do Hams, plain.
5000 do do Family,
5000 do do Sugar Cured,
5000 4" do Sides, Ribbed and clear
Leaf Lard in Barrels and Kegs, Dried Beef
Sugar Cured. Beef Tongues, do. Lard Oil.
Flour of all grades, Oatmeal, Barley, Corn
and Oats Crackers, Cheese, Beans, white navy
Vinegar, Soaps, Candles, Nails, Window Gsss
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c.
Having packed double the usual number OF
Hogs, our customers can rely on being supplied
throughout the season with Bacon of superior
quality. March 3, ls60--6m
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Piles Tis.ulas, Structures.

The above class Of complaints will he reno
we'd by nightly fomenting the parts with warm
water, and then By most tfectua'ly rubbing in
the Ointment. Persons suffering from these
direful complaints SHOULD not lose a moment
in arresting their progress. 1t should be I'M
ders TODD that it is not sufficient merely to
smear the Ointment on the affected parts, but
il must he we'll rubbed in for some considera-
bic time two or three lines a day, that it may
be taken into the system, whence it will re-
moveany hidden sore or wound rs rnectuaily
rs though palpnble to the eye. There again
bread and water roultices, after the rubin. in
of the Ointment, will do great service. This is
the only sure treatment for females cases of
cancer in the stomach or where there may be
a general bearing down.
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To Planters and Gardeners

! The subscribers offer for gale sc, 900 barrels
Of pnudIette, made by the Lodi Manufacturing
Company, in lots TO suit purchasers. This ar
! ticle is in the twentieth year OF its introduction
into this country, and has outiived fertilizers
Of every other description, for the following
reasons
/ l9t !, ia made from the night soil OF the Ci-
! Is oil New York, by the / N, c. who have a
capital OF over 100000 invested in the BUSH
ness, which is 1T risk should they maze bad
article.
3D. For corn and vegetable Il is the :heapes.
neatest and handiest manure IN the world, IL
il car be placed III direct contact With the seed
forces and ripens vegetation two weeks earlier,
prevents the cut worm doubles the crop, and is
piMou disayrce2Jle odoT. Three dollars worth
or two barrels is all sufficient to manure an
acre OF corn in the bill.
PRIcE--i bbl S2-2 bbls. So, So IS bbis, So,
and over s Dbl 81 $50 per barrels, delivered free
Of carriage TO vessel or railroad in New York
City.
A pamphlet containing cTe-y information,
and certificates fiom iaru,ers all over the Uni
ted States, who nave used il trc-. ;,-o 20 sew
enteen years, will DO sent Tree TO aay one az
plying fer the same.
GRIFFING BROTHERS eco.
co Courtlandt Street, New York
FEBRUARY lG lS60-2n. - -..
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Road office.

THE subscribers do hereby give notice to
4 all persons in tcrested, that by virtue OF II
commission issued TO them Ivy the Commits
sionefs OF Allegany County, empowering them
to examine and determine whether the public
convenience requires that n new road shall b,
opened in District No. 10. They will meet al
VIM. Walrz's tor the purpose of executing thu
said commission ss above said, on the i4th day
Of June, 1860.
JOHN VI. ARMSTRONG,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
SAMUEL W. FRIEND.
Road Commissioners to locate.
April 20, 1860 I'm