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,,-.,, TIE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS
WIN eaVe Baltimore tor the PatuXen river every FRTDAH
morning at O'Clock, far up a. Hilrs IandT.9 Pn1
ing viii leave ll;lls Landing every Monday pornno fnr
heedlGt WI leave Benedict every Tuesday morning at
Haven going and re Irning ~ ' az" FAM
Freight received Oh Wednesdays and TI,pryd.ys
hLsl,r.
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SIS FOR THE EASTERN 'sss

ss - aA5as-.az AND WESTERN SHCRE
III nc new, swift and commodous Steamer KENT CANAAN
9onh IL hrWan leaves her, wharf on Light stree foot 81
Camden, for GiiQPTANK RiV LIZ EVERY WESNEsSITaYS
6nd 80 Uhti5AY MORNING, at O'clock ioncb;no a
HaatPTTld3e Goas Point aStIe Haven, STernans Fiea
d IsnieIEs wharf, Cabin Creek. Mediurds Wharf Prnv
peict' hasteTn wa Dover Brdgc1 KjngstGyn CiIiris
bnt t@tters Landing and Demon Returnin2 aYes
p ~ r. cry THURSDAY AND MONDAY N0RNiTG'
at G9ck, oSShng at the above Landings
TTTF sheS 1"r ASHAP0LIS and y Els RIVER EVERY
1854 ana FRIDAY MORNING. Epurninn s4rna
be prepaid '"S' - fItiSht must
ap25-f ~ - c,,.>.o.-
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commission Msrtbants.

TEO. W. WAIT & SON,
p" SOUTHEAST CORNER CALVERT AND LoMbAihp OTIS.
HAVE IN STORE AND OFFER Foh al n
ENGLISH YELLOW MUSTARD SEED, prime, fresh la
AFRICAN BIRD PEPPER in mats.
BLACK SINGAPORE PEPPER.
JAMAICA GINGER. white hledchei.
RACE GINGER in pockets.
AFRICAN do, in bags
NUTMEGS, Gov rnment No. l, in original packages
CASSlA, cases and mas
GLOW rs, in mats. ALSO,
PURE GROUND SPICES, fresh and reliable; MANUFACTURED
with special reference TO the wants OF best class trade II
this and other cites stiff
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STEAMSHIPS.

4Hh @ n A R L e S TON.
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURSi
The frstciass steamship
LOCUST POINT,
Capt d. French
Will leave Spears wharf,
On THURSDAY, September goth,
at 3 O'clock 7. M, precisely.
No freight received after IL O'Clock the day Of sailing.
No Bills Of adng will be signed after the departure of the
seamer.
For freight only apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
li6 Spears whar
Agents in Charleston JOHN W. CAI4DWE ELL II son.
Punctuaity in her departure be relied on. sl2 If
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E,.sIr-,> OLD D0NINT0N STEAMBOAT
EUrEuurR

~ ENRY W. JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL ca RlNET MAEEE
Has hand large stock Of and Is rooa.sn.Iy r,auf
lngi every description cabinet WARE Of he best ma
terIals and Workmanship. 49, 49, -~@
r,I HAIR Ia and SPRING MATTRESSES. SPRING ryDFn
PEtDS IBoLSTEKS and LOWS Of Haror Feathers IRO
6EDSfEADS suitable for Hotels, servants &c ;st,fg
g NEW RNITURE
W. WAREROONS
The undersignedwould call the attention of his friends
ara the pubic 10 his new Warer Orls, and his iaru.
and varied assortment Of aurnure His sock being All
NEW, and OF the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices, he hopes for Continuance the patronage he Ls
so long enjoyed at the Oh dStand.
THOs. McGIANNAN,
No sol " Baltimore etr,
- ~ EGgNiTURE BlVGHT, SOLD, EXCIiANGFD and
NGAloN nl iIH GAEE. nh2Iu
a W. GREENWOOD 4 CO.'S
EAs . CLAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
~ L. NOS. - AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET, BMTINoEF.
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEAIIRS
Constantly on hand and direct from our Factory great
var,ty Of CHAIRS manufactured Of fapls 0yt u ssI,"
and Mahogany. Cane Seat and Buck RnSh md ~ -
Chairs, painted imprinted Touchdown or Trove nm a.
bundles or boxes Cor shipping '' ui' '
ONCE Chairs, Cane ard Woo Settees, Cane seat,
Rocking Chairs Cane and spanish Chars and SHIFTS
- 81 ~ o;- ,.. cottage Sets aud Chamber
ht P iary OlalfS' cane seat ano Furniture,
~ Back, Bureaus,
it6ea Ites' Caeseat and Ioet Tables and Washstsnls
Lounges, Cane seat and Back S'''' '"''eS' &c.
We cord ally invite our former par.ne a,i a., o.t IN
tie trade, to give u call ~ " ''''1'' "a
REFERENCE:-RohinsOu, LORD e IN Dr,r ~, 4,
Co. :, :. Stevens ( Sons - ''' -''i-' -
W. GREENWOOD 4 co.
mos ~ Nos 20 AMI LOO Baltimore street
BaltifnDT.
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5iIbsr Agre> tssntlru, TT.

''S'N| cS*"SSN$Rt WV
RENO I'll l.; ;.,n,,.., 49,
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF u ''e
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS.
w And opened new and beautiful assortment OF
JEWELRY,
u,,,, AND SILV CIR WARE
Give US call.
@yls1i WIN BROWN & co
RfCli JEwELRY,
v,,,.o.,-, AND SILVER WARE
PPmGiraGing everythine that is new and elegant
o.. eco W. WEBB,
ap5tf s. f. corner Baltimore and Light streets.
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES.
~ CANFIELD, BRO. 4 co,
..---- 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
are now RECEIVING extensive additions to their already
public at low rates. ~ >' ~ ,.s ts nc
"ATCHESi WATCHESl WATCHESI
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No. l3T Baltimore street,
a FEW DOORS BELOW CALVERT STREET,
10 he pest place IN the city to buy good reliable water OF
piece OF jewery to have fine Watch repaired Watchrs
a never went accurately before have been pronouncrG
une-keepers after passing through ALEX NDER'S hands
formerly of N. FRENCH.
aul4d Royal Exchange, London
rANFIELD, BROTHER l. Co.
~ IMPORTERS, MANUFACTliRERS
WATCHES, FINE J JEW iIiaA LEXIS IN
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS SruNa s
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
mrZou Baltimore.
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@inRs. TIanarS. kt.
WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS

G. VINES sss + 4SskA Asss !ss RUNS
CfeS for sale he following articles, of their own
impor ation' gMa&ftiGniary for family use:
brown Sherres, in wood and in glass.
PORT WlNtS-Sande mans competition red and white
Port, in and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard Marchs fine Madeira
HOOK VINES Jahannesherger, Stenberger, Marco
Drummer Cabinet sh frau mich, Bronneberg of 1916
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-Moet and Cnandon,s finest in
BRANDlES otard and Hennesss's fine old pale and
dark Branches " ~
RUMS-0ld and fine Jamaica, Antigua Grenada, and
from the Is ands imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GlN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests Of the finest so CHONG TEA. au23tt
THOMAS SHIELD P. ;.
M3 SHIELDS h ROCHE,
- IMPORTERS OF
WINES
BRANDIEs,
And dealers in all kinds of DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
, No l45 North RO1vdrd street, Baltimore, Nd.
AWays on hand large stock of superior Old RYE Wits
kEl my23-t'
| GFN HENRY J. BLANCHARD,
| EfE45 GATE OF NEwYoRK
| SFzs5isA MANUFACTURERS OF SUPERIOR
FRENCH C e! FOR LIQUORS.
Between Gay and Hillen streets Baltimore
| W.T.. Walters 4 Co,
Chas. H MyerS Bro,
| b. Maitland & Co.
80 This is the oldest establishment OF the kind in IN,
United States, and We warrant the article to give en
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EsE FOR THE SOUTH
ssdsesdzzaag SIj DIRECT FR0MNEW YORK, HIIADEI-
FHiA and BALTIMORE via the
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, WiLHINCrON CHARTS
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, HARiOTTh III Il ffM
BlA' ATLANTA M0NTG0MERY, ANn
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANCFur\r
,,,>rr DAILY, Except Sundays,) via.
bAf LIN * SEA-BOARD ROANOKE RAIIROAD
TO TIE ABOVE MENTIONED pLACEs,
The Schedule being ARRANGED that the traveller
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from I0'
NEW YORK TO WELDON, N G
Trr2t-
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Tubart0.
WEILBAcHER : P 4 gEsr.r srnrr7 RAFT

OF HA VANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Leaf Tobacco
leave TO call the atteno d the trade their II selected
stock of the latest STYLES and brands of Cigars comp sipg
in part Psa6ody Garbadi La Condesa, Great Eastern
Caanas, Plantation, Principe etc etc. also to their fine
lots Of all grades Havana and Yara, Connecticut and Ohio
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ROWLAND & ASPINWALL
81 and 55 South street, N Y
Or to JOHN O. A. HERRING,
Adams Express OFF e,
au4tI4 l6i Baltimore street, Baltimore
<aNR BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
SGEsE The and magnificent side. wheel Iron OCEAN
Steamers : +, SPAULnlNG, solomon Howes command.
CT, and BEN DEFORD Wm A. Hallett, commander will
nately N' '1'' "i''i-
Accommodations for passengers are of THE FIRST
CLASS. ~ ~ -i'i- ii'''i
Fare sl2, including Meals and Staterooms
For freight or passage apply to
a. l.. HIGGINS, Agent,
WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
Baltimore, May 18th, 1860 ,nHHe,f
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YOHN f. LAWSON Il CO.,
LUMBER, sTAyE,
GENERAL COMMISSION NERCHA NTS
NO ia SOUTH EUTAW STREET,
,- Opposite B. Il o. R.R Depot,)
JEo-u BALTIMORE, MD.
A. G. DE GARMENDIA.
". GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
co., lSCoMMERCz STREET,
IeoU Baltimore.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21

CHAsLEs SuMNEs's SrEEcI IN EMO
LAEp.<-The following items oi inter
cat VIC copy from o private letter
addressed TO a gentleman OF this
city BY distinguished writer o.
EnglYld:
,"Thsnks! many thanks for Sum
her's notlo speech. It has been
rcsd with swslling throats and tear
full eyes. Il Is a mighty effort to.
wards wtpink out the Tnonstrous blot
thst disGgures your fair country. |
hkA well the day in which be takes
tho hoad aifer head Of the foul uy
'dss and sewers each "a completely
~ ever Hercules did; yet his labor
was phiids play in comrarison.--
Every stir loosens the foundations OF
this iniquitons system. All travel,
ers who have .iourneyed in the slave
statNs agree in saying that there
viii b ere long some fearful oou
vulsions on the part of the mucl
injured rsco, and that their presenl
quiet 10 ominous as the ghastly
silsucs that pressAgoss a storm. I
viIlbs 9 dire tornado when IL doe,
enc.
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Charles Readc o. American Paper,.

Charles Reade on AMERICAN Papers.
Read the American papers. You
reyel 10 world Of new uutbs, new
isncies and glorious romance.
Read their fiction how littlel how
stale.by comparisoni how unworthy
of the swelling themes lille eupplies
in this nation that is thinking. work.
ing an ecsle Of grandeur and at q
rate OF march, without a present
rival, or q past parallel beneath the
eun.
The reason Is tl,i. Ninc.tcnths 81
their heaven-born Writers are forced
10 be ephemcrs writer's, driven into
the ne wspapers by uneven legisla
tion the newspaI ers being the only
from In which intellectual labor cat .
ntt he undersold by .tolen labor. In
Great Britain there are sos news.
papers. In America there are H..
900, and there lies buried Tor the
present many an immortal genius
burird, but to me not hidden. ]
can see their fitful gleams In read
ing thoee papers.
Americans would st this moment
be lust ~ low In IN, ch, n cal invcnt-
ion if the statesman Of the United
States had encouraged the then OF
foreign patents. And in ono genera
'ion Under even rights they are as
snrc 10 beat our heads of at fiction,
40 thessun is to rise to morrow.
The habit Of invention Is q richer
national treasure than a pyramid Of
stolen inventions.
The legislator that sets bic people
to steal from the foreign inventor,
scratches the f,reign inventors I'm
gers, and cuts tho native inventors
thoat. EghtA Commandment.
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The FATE OF THE NASSAU SLAVES.
II will be remembered that sonc
three weeks since the steamship
Karnok, from Nassau, reported the
arrival at the latter place Of four
hundred slaves. who were rescued
from q alavcr that went sshore at
Layard's Bay, hetwcen the Hole in
the W all and the Cherokee sound, on
the 26th Of July.
Tho SLAYER was an American
schooner. with an eagle on the stern.
but the name scratched off She
was nearly out OF provisions, and
the slaves we're soffering from hun.
ger and thirst. Tho slaves belong.
cd to :he Congo nation, and were
shipped from Rio Grsnde, Africa,
thir,y.six days previous TO the wreck
The greater part ofthe captives were
children. About 170 werc females,
one Of whom hal an infant e bout n
fortnight old. There were upv ards
Of 100 children under ten years o.
age. They were all naked, and no,
in very c.eanly condition. The
poor creatures occasionally burst
forth with chorns. which al AIri.
can, who understood their language
said WAS a thanksgiving for their
safe delivorance.
. The government sent schooner
to arrcst Alexander Smith and John
Brown, the Captain and Mato Of the
wrecked SLAYER, who were arrested
IN board the American schooner
Fashion, lying at Green Turtle bay,
and abou. TO sail ior Key West
Smith and Brown. together with the
crew, were examined by ihe Police
Magistrate, and committed to prison,
there to await their trial at the
meeting Of the General Conrt in
October next.--[New York. World
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OouGLAsIsM WANINa.-Sincc his
speech at Norfolk. Va. Douglas has
fIianifestly been losing ground in the
south. lie is charged with having
there pledged himself to support Lin
coins administration, and with in
tending to affiliate with the Itepub.
lican party. We are free to say
that we believe large proportion Of
his supporters, however 1t may 10
with Mr.. Douglas himself, will be in
the Republican ranks before two
years have passed. They can have
no other ultimate destination, with
out doubling" on their course. and
going baek 70 tho platform Of Bu.
chanen and BreCkinridge.--[ Gin
cinnati Gazette.
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Try. this remarkable and most Inter estIne
remedy. IL is composed Of tie concentrated
Juices Of The most powerful and the moet
y combined and insulated In well sealed glass
httles. and charged By powerful BATTERY
Thus possessing in addition to its supsr4ur
medical virtues, strong Magnetic and Electric
assns sns ns.Ss. s"S ssn s
and Inflammation At once, twhsn freely appli.
ed,) relaxing the strained muscles and nerves,
giving now life and vitality by Its life-giving
qualities, to paraliied pafts and chronic OF
laying neryous pain, (Neuraigia,) Irritation,
and removing obstrhotions like charm. In.
deed all who have used Il, speak Of Il a. truly
= wonderful madeleine and esteem II BY faf, "a,
use. ffapplIsd insssson q 10 an unfaiilns rem.
edy for the Group, Sore ThrnAt, Inflammation
Of the Lungs, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys and othof
organs. Rheumatism, Spinal irritation, Ague
in the Brsset; and ~ all tlmes cures Nervous
Tooth Ache, Ague In the Eaco, fimpies and
Eruptlons oG all kinds, Piiss, Bruised and
Sprained Limbs, Burns, Frozen parts, Chil.
6lains, indoient and long standing Sores,
Wounds, Sc; DO; twill also restore tho Hair
falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively
used upon Canal and Draught Horses for Calls,
Wounds, spralns and Lameness, and is = sure
horss.. and tBs Foot All on sheep. All the
Proprietors ask for the Magnetic Ointment Is n
fair trial, conndsnt that all they claim for Il,
will be found true 70 the letter. In the neigh
borhood whore II 70 manufactured, many peo
pie buy II BY tho quantity, and It 10 kept and
used By almost every inhabitart rs a Panacea
for the numerous palms and aches every family
Ia more or less afflicted with. We say again
TRY DR.. TRAsk's MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
None genuine unless signed rs. Busii," with
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21
was Boa, ngsr IL vlsoISrA, :

wns Boar Busr IN viRoIsrA. -
Mr. Charles Birdsone, an overseer
tos Mrs. Dunn. at Port Wsithall
wsnt ont to one Of his fields, on
Thassdsy night, August 80, to find
out Wlsnk vas committing such dep
redssicns on HE corn. lie had no,
hean ont long before he heard arust.
lihg 10 tho held, and starting in tina,
dietslicD, hs discovered two lugc
wild boags playing havoc with ii.
ON, AZ soob ~ he wss seen. ibey
-IsA1e ~ attack 20 kin end his dogs
H ebot the arst ONE q the muzzir
g. k86a. md killed. him tpstantly
Tbes(bse vss ksspipg bic dogs q
hay. - hAd killed one before Bird.
soa9 eoad9 apPtpse him. Tho two
wtss tgceh$ % market next morn
iAe. eed weighed over Eve hundred
H's'' ~ FeHniAG A. - .4sfT /
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Prices Reduced
and SHOES!

4 CONVINCED from sad experience, that the
have accommodated more persons than any
other one in Findlay, according TO my n,sans
ard now suffering the consequences, rs by II ]
have lost more custom, money, aud friends.
than by any other cause; besides losing my
own credit BY loaning II to others; and now
satisfied that l can sell Boots and Shoes at n
less price and OF better quality for CASH, as
can buy for less prices and have n better
choice of stock, &C., am determined TO try
ly. or its equivalent in trade, at REDUCED
PRICES.
Hides. Pelts, Flour, Wheat. Corn, Oats. &c,
considered as Cash. p. ID. ARDINGER.
SeUtember Z. lsCO-f3w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21

l]SIrrso riR RErupIcsss.--Th.
'arge Republican gains in Vernon,
arc rrobsbly attributable to the re-
sent tour Of Doueias 'hrvush Ina,
state in searoh Of his mother. lie
w"s betrayed" into speaking Quit.
too often during that unfortunate
trip. We anticipate just the came
consequences from his contemplated
tour IN Ohio and Indiana. The
more he solicits for tho I'reeilen
cy, the fewer he will get. Ills little
experiment here last Fall proved
HIN 10 be on important Republican
snSiliary Il Cincinnati Gdretfs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21

| ..,.----7- y --..t1 --ursn61ss- r -
m, xe1pss = .ssor ., xoxsx.s M.
DIAN k00t PILL tg9spent The 1yeaasr par,
VI HE iiss IN trs<ejD6G hAvtns vtsiieA gurcps,
s .ss .nS ~ - g ~ & . scrss ~ hS:sa tnssss :,
euf Nee@rp csl1}yy- IA wssi Ia tins way that
Tho ndtaD n0ot pIls essc hrst discovered -
pY. MorB wm ~ nfet man TO establish the
6act thst ~ dissHess As,ee from lhPURlTY OF
lie depsnded upon thia vital fuid.
When tho various paeaases become oiogged.
and do not act In perfect harmony with the
different functions OF the body, the blood loses
its action, becomes thick, corrupted and dis
eassd; thus causing NIL pain, sickness and dis
Itress, Of evcry name; our strength is exhaust
cd. our health nc are deprived OF. and II ma
turo Is not assisted In throwing OF the stxgnsn,
humors. tho blood Will become choked and
forever DO blown out. How important then
that wo should keep the various passages OF
the body free and open. And how pleasant 70
ns that we bavo II in our power 10 put med
icine ~ your reach, namely. horsss Indian
Root Pills. manufo otured from plants and roots
which grow around the mountain cliffs in M.
tnro's garden for the health. and recovery OF
diseated man. One Of the roots from which
these Pills are rnasie Is Sod0rihc, which opens
the pores Of the skin, and assists Nature In
thriving out the Amer parts OF the corruption
within. The second Is q plant which Is ah Ex.
poctoran,, that opens and urclogs the passage
10 the lungs. and thus, In n soothing manner,
performs its duty by throwing of phleem, and
$ TSs 7sS S| The Sns z c3SS' sSo. p
c.sc ana doebi. sxrsrsth y, shs i idnsrs. thus
lenconrrred' thSx SpsS issss smonn,s Of i'm.
nur,tr nom sSS b;ood. vhich m then thrown
cut bountI0.iiv hs ar urinsrr or watsr unrs,
am. and Whicb cSujd not hays ham dIschsresd
| In xnv othsr vnV. Tbs scurfb n 4 Csthsrtic,
and .cecrnp.niSs tho Other prcocytIea OF the
PiIh while enrnred In purify ne the blood the
coslser I,srticJes of inpuritv which canno,
nsss he IA other outlcts' ard Thus ,,ken up
snd cvrtersd ofr In syeat onanti,Ics bv tho
| lbowsis
From tbs above. n "a sboxn ,ba, Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pilh not onlv entsr The stomach,
| hut become emitted with The blood. for they
Ifnd way 10 every psrt and completely ron,
out and cIenss the system from All Impurjtv,
and the iIfe OF the body, which Ia tho blond,
becomes perfectiy healthy; ouently Mi
sickuess and pain n driven from tho system.
for thew cannot remain " then the body bocomes
So pure and clear.
Tho reason why people are 80 distressed
when sick, and why SO many die, 10 because
they do not got medicine which will pasa 10
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FiNDLAH, July 2ath, 1890.
ESPECIAL NOTICE,

A IL persons indebted to the old flrm of ]. NJ.
IA SPisis0 4 Co. are hereby requested 10
call and pay their accounts before the first of
October next. or their claims will be left with
Justices for collection. without any except.
ions. I. N. Spinning d CO.
T6w.1
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An Ordinance

An Ordinance
Providing for tho election Of Marshal and
Treasurer.
PASSED SIrrMsER lsr. 1850.
SEc. !. De II ordained ny the Town Council
OF tho Incorporated village OF FindIay, Tha,
therc bo elected Mt the annual corporation
election. on the hrst Monday in Aprii, one
Thousand eight hundred and sixty orc, at tho
with Mayor and Trustees, and annually there.
after. one Marshal and ono Treasurer for said
incorporated Village.
Bec. q. That so much of tho Ordinance o
which provides tnr tho appointn,ent Of Mar
shal and Treasurer by the Town Council. pass.
cd Juno 7ist, 1858, oe and tho same 10 hereby
repealed. ISRAEL GRERN, Mayor,
w'M kLAMROTH, Recorder.
September II, ls60.-tSw.
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BRANDON or BaANUUNf
BRANDON or BRANDONi
BRANDON or BRANnoNl sr
s,s .s. E f.. ssS,s.s,;s. ss,,,s,,s,;s
Mrs. Emma b. B. n. south~orth.
Last and Besf storyI
List and Best Storyi
Last and Bes. storyi win be ccmnnenced
In the next number oi
OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG.
Published by LOTT, KEEN q CO..
JULIA DEAN, - Philadelphia.
JULIA DEAN,
JULIA DEAN, The Femsle Pstrio, Of '7si
The Female Pstriot OF TEL
The Female Patriot Of '76i
By A. D. MUN5ON,
viii be commenced in the next number OF
! h OUR couNTRY's FLAG.
Published by LOTT, KEEN 4 CO..
- Philadelphia, Pc.
THE WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND;
THB WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND:
THk WHITE SLAVES OF EN0LANDj
Or, The Daughter Of the Coal Pit.
Or, The Daughter Of the Coal Pit.
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