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STOOD THE TEST OF YEA R 8
And grows more and more Popular every dayI

And testimonials new and almost without number might BIT
given from ladies and gentlemen in a grades Of society who's
united testimony could resist that Prof. Woods Hair Ret
torave will the bald gray and the
The youth to old age, in all it's youthful beauty.
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TS7EEE OE4DEsw CANDY FEANUEaCEoIxy
% IN AMERICA.
ESTh IS r D I II 1905.
Ridley & Goa
IGENEE OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON sTRgEYe
tOppositethe Hudson River Railroad Depol
NEW YORE.
CANDY. SUGAR PLUMS, LOzEEGEs, ete, etc.
In all their varieties made exclusively from treble Lost
Sugar without adulsraon Or admixture Of deaerious sub
HtsrceB of any kind.
Those wishing purchase pure arcs requested cal
and examine stock, and them with offered
elsewhere.
HS~ Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES. for fan1ieg put II
to order st prices ranging from 81 upw.rds.
Csndies etc. packed In boxes of 25 60 and 100 b
suitable for the Southern trade, and shipped order.
ka~ Orders by mail promptly sxecuted.
LIZ Terms cash. jy17 Iy
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III z. DTBBLEE ts'CO.,
%&' IMPORTERS AND JoBBFRs
Of
SILK and Fancy Try Goods, Ribbons aEsa
DRESS TRAININGS
White Goods aces and Enabroderes Crsvata Hosiery AND
Gloves and fun assortment Of Dress Goods, Shaw Martl
leg, Skirts, etc, etc,
% WARREN AND 25 MURRAY STREETS,
nav2A 5rn&W NEW YoRE
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IMPORTANT W9 Families,
Pc 8 V IA
SALT URING COMPANIES
sApOBEFEER,
The ready Family Soap Maker, and DeioersG}
Cleanser,
VII make hard wster aft clean Paint remove Ink from
type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils, etc.
TO IL pounds refuse grease, usually gtson away at
kbout Ia cent per pound say..rt,.I.....,.s.....N
As cent?
SOFT SOAP, ~
dressing 6epot Of Company,
LEWIS, JAMES 4 co,
PbilaGeiphia.
apOniher rag be had of anyFspestabis sososr
IN lha country. e. p1y31 ~
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BATTLE CREEK Mich, Dec 81, 1889
Pref Wood Thee wilt please accept line to inform the
that the hair head all fall off twenty
caused By complicated chronic disease, attended with
lion oil the head continual Of suffering through life
having reduced of dependence have been
able to Obtain stuff for neither have been able do them
up, in Consequence Of which my head hn suffered extremely
from cold. This induced pay Briggs Hodges almost
the last cent had earth for dollar bottle Of thy G
restorative, about the first Of August last have faithfully
followed the directions ard the bald Ia covered with
hair thick and black though short 1t Is also coming in all
head Feeling confident that another large bottle would
store entirely and permanently feel anxo- il
Its and being degtnte Of purchase any
would thee II thee wouds not be willing to send
der thine for bottle and receive to thyso e scn
ure ecnrao the reward Ia those that kind the
widow and the fatherlesa' - -.-.
Thy FRIEND SUSAHEAH KIRBY.
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AYERS CasE,artfc pills,

For the Of Cnsvaness, Jandice Dyseepa rndiges-
tinn nyseBiery Fonl Stomach, Fry pela Headache Piles
rheumatism hrnpions and Skin Diseases liver Conplaiat
Dropsy letter Tnniofs and Salt R4eum Worms, Gout, Neu
raga, Dinner Pill, apdEfor Purifying the Blood.
They sugsrraated that the sensitive take
them pleasantly and they e best apeien M tho world for
all the purposes Of q family plyHie &a 49,
Price, 3 cenape box five boxes for 81. ''-..' a.
Great numbers Of GeFgnen Physicians Statesmen and
fsnt have lent their 10 certify the unpara
1eld usefulness of these remedies but here will
permit the insertion Of them The Agents below named furnish
gratis American Almanac in which they given; with
also full descriptions Of the above complaints and the treatment
that should be followed for.tEeir
Do not put of by rnDrincpled dealers with other pre-
paatons they make profit Demand yers take
others The ak want the best aid there for them and
they should have It,
u All our remedies for sale by JOHN WRIGHT Co.,
Nos and Isl Charities street. New Orleans and by MI Drug
eIsts. nlI5 fn4W
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Depot NO. AZ Broadway and sold by all dealers throughout
the world. -
The Restortiveig pnt In bottles Of three sizes Large
medium and small Tho small holds half pint and reRi
onh dollar pog bottle. The medium bottle hods least twenty
cent more in prnporlon than the small and reis
dollars bottle. feRfe holds per cent n1pt
IN and retAls for three oars botto. O. j.
WOOD CO. Perpetrators, "a Braadway New York and ia
Market STREET ST. Louis Mo- end scli by all good drugRse
fancy goods dealers.
j. WRIGHT CO., Ageatu,
Al and Isl Chsrrssstreet.
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ysp estsns gaig Gre,tent onsaay aotnns syt q 1861
New YORK eARJ4s.


NEW XOEk GAEIiS.
80 : s seesa raAsos q. v. a sagsH
q mr. 0RTEH, SHERMAN
IMPORTERS AND JoRBERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOOns.1. Fry
JEWELRY STATIONERY MUSICAL INSTRu-
HENTs, COMBS BRUSHES, PER-
FUNERY, BUTTONS
THREADS
No. 3s Chambers street.
ry2l ly&W NEW YORK.
srGrr
GACKETT, RELCEER g. CO.,
W II LIE S ALE G ROCER
Importers and Dealers
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS, and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco,
No. 2e PEARL STREET corner Of Whitehall st.,
fny22 iykW foot Of broadway. NEW YORK.
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fsIrrzENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE 60.


The Company have the following assets viz:
Bilsreeevabe at date Premiums $50 los 7
Due for Premiums in of collection. 5306 81
Invested in Notes By Mortgage. ... 1890 or
Invested in Bank 1891
Invested IN Notes secured by pledge Bank Stocks 405
Investedin City Bonds, consolidated 2&76 G.
1nvestedin first MISREPRESENTATION OpelousasRal
road Bonds. 1871 At
invested in first mortgage Bonds Of Opera House
Company. 10000 00
Scrip of Mutual Companies. $50 %
Cash on hand 81
Total amount of Assets. 335,276
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Ayer,s Cherry Pectoral

Has Itself such the Of every variety
of Throat and Lung Complaint that Is entirely unnecessary
for us to recount the evidence Of M virtues wherever 1t has
been employed As has l0pg been In throughout
this section do than the people iB
quality kept up it has heen and that may
be relied their relief all has been found do
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IIeor1RR Noble county, Ind, Feb. 5, 1853.
Prof o. J. Wood Dear Sir In he latter OF the year
1852 while attending the State aud National Law School Of the
State of New York hair from unknown
enced falling OF very rapidly that in the short Of dis
months the Whole upper II scalp alost entirely
beref Of It's covering and much Of the remaining portion gpcn
the side and back part of head shortly after ecamf
that will surprised when tell you that upon
the State Of Indiana casual acqhnt6nces
much at loss discover the change in my appear
my intimate acquaintance TO recognise
at all.
made application to the most zfu physicians IL
the country but receiving from them that Isi
could again be restored forced become recoDcted
fate, until fortunately in the latter Of the 1857
your Restorative recommended to me by druggist rs be
ing the reliable Hair Restorative in tried
te and found satisfaction that It producing
desired effect Since that time have used dollars worth
your Restorative result have rich very
soft black hair, which money buy. J.
As mark Of gratitude for your labor and skill In the
ducon Of wonderful article have recommended B
many my enda acquaintauces who happy
inform you usug it with Ike effect.
Very respectfully, yours,
A. VI. LATFA,
Attorney and Counsellor at-I4aH.
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41aApHEolp's GENUINE PREPARATION

t5BoI,p,s BgCnTT I for the Bladder.
HkLEBoLE,s BuGHu for the Gravel
H HER6bs B Bc4 s IF n asr 1'5SPy
HEi.aBoID,s BgoHn for I,oss Of Nemery.
HELNBohh,s BGGHb for b IT srea ii
HET,NB0Ln,s BucHU for Weak Nerves.
soE RSGH9 ' 'Sf :aRsa 3ssSS
H HEssos B SGIf S Sf a GtB2 s~es sss'
HELMR0LD,s EuG!u for Wakefulnega.
HEMB6bs R RTG o or R R!zzPoas sn
HHEXS6 E S5SS 81 i IT. i 9 ss ny.s with
4 Temporary 5 sfG9slSn end Ios sgh
WaBt IF a., Atte994 sad IL aqF E O. Society
HEhTobs BGoH iV o IF H2essses Arising from 1nd
E erection and al diseases of
FEHAIEs. F FEA4kEs F FEH4EEs
Old Young Single Married. or contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELNBoID's EXTRACT BUCHu is the very best remedy
IN 9crtd for all complaints incident the gex, 7hohat
arising from ndiscreon habits of dissipation in the decline
or change Of life. See symptoms above.
NO Family shorId he without Et9
Gins for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuCHu CURES
Secret Diseases
A. In ell their stages, Atlittle expense,
S'S Little change of diet, No Inconvenience,
no, AsP 1 70 ET II
rom habits indulgedtn
BY Young and Old.
diseases
moves ali improper discharges and will restore the Pao2t
Uso HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUGHU for Diseases and
Affections OF the most Distressing Character.
Use HEItMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU for sil Affections
nddseases of the
Whether oxistiuEin
Male or Female,
from whatever came originating matter Of
How long Standing
All The above diseases and symptoms admit Of the same treat
Tnent and may originals from the same Cruise
Read! Read? ReadI Read!
HEIMBOLD'S BUCHU is safe, and pleasant in taste and
odor but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before an Alderman OF the city Of
Philadelphia, IT, II. HEI4MBOID, Chemist who being duly
eury, or njur0ua drugs, but are purely Vegetable.
q. 7. HEIM BOLD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before this ed day of November
1854 WIN. P. HTBBhRn, Alderman.
PrceS per bottle. sig for So Delivered address,
Prepared BY . Il. I. = ELM .tSSSSihnt
l94 Sonth street, below Chesnnt.
f Fhiladetphla.
as%Beware of Counterfe and nnprncpled Dealers who
ndavor dispose of ther own and "oher" arices the
4 HelmboldR Genuine Preparations.
/ -- .. !. Extract 3uchu.
Il :. IS =. -. Sarsanarlls
Il :. 5&z :. Improved Rose Wash.
III Sold by JOHN WRIGHT & CO..
III q and ISL Ghartres street.
TIL And all Druggists everywhere.
ns~Ask for or,D'sTake No Other Cut out the
advertisement and send for 1t and avoid Imposition and Ez
Aosnre ja3l lydW
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SoUTEsE;TsS MAMIE q Fs1TsY
--oF-- 8s
UPH oLsTERY And Il URN III u Ill
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3gpOXEHHAN,S EEsssEslPALs
- NJ. 20 BARoNEE STREET, Flew Orleans
4 Ne arthe Carrolton Raroad Terminus,
DR.. IT, BaZEMAN, uate of Montgomery, Aal having 10.
New Orleans takes this method Of announcing that
he has opened
SURGICAL AND WoMAN's HOSPITAL.
and h ready to receive patients The building he has fitted
admirably adapted the purpose and being situated such
desirable Of The city that be feels
ented in saying that It affords nnrsua advantages.
The generally large and airy end hGvea under
rome thorough repair.
Both whites and blacks are admitted. D.. ..=.
For admission apply as the office in the building
& fnlH IytW
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Eight casks good bodied WINE u direct IMPORTS
sion. for sale at moderate by
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\ A8DINS4 FIX BARE MOUNT VERNON frnna Hen
eonsire stones Yer BY
feIe II NJ RETTr Ii rfs e1 sva.a II, ssre
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dNHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.
CHESTNUT GROVE yHTSgy

A iR2A5IEGf GROVE w A3hSR NJ
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d =
ses introduce the article tho public physicians Of citg
and country as the
Pzarcst Dfdsusahie stamaEant
which been prepared for medical use It proves tss
cordial once henhfu and nvigoratng to the enfeeblea
whether by disease It adsled hest rye snf
mali and its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his own whereby tho Fus and other IN
gredisnts known ho contained Whisky general rse
cosetely separated that the absolute purity of this ar
tce from any foreign admixtureis guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from the most emil
nent Analytical Chemists of PHILADELPHIA New and Roe
the State Agricultural Society endorsed it with e,
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston, has testified under oath
to a absolute purity. Reed the following
OEETIFr CAFES:
Philadelphia Sept O. 1888,
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove
whisky which yon us, find that contains none of the
poisonous Fus OIL which is the character
sc and injurious ingredient Whkiss in general pse
BOOTH, GARRETT CAMAC,
Analytical Cherists,
New York, Sept 3, 1868.
have analysed sample of Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr.. Charles Wharton Jr of Philadelphia and having
carefully Tasted IT, pleased to state that entirely rae
from poisonous deearous substances Il In an unnsuay
pure and fine Favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES r, CHIFFON. Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1859.
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves to be hehaayY
Euail 0s and perfeetiy pure and unedulteratad The
favor of this Whisky derived from grain In nai
actprinR it. Respectfully,
4. A, HAYES, NJ. T.. State Assayer,
No. 16 Boy6ton strest.
CHARLES WHARTON, IT,,
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut street,
tc2 IyAW PHILADELPHIA
MEALS ANIBisDSEA WHISKY
A PURE ARTICLE,
For Fssnnily and NedEe5nal PmrpoSSgs
% To Ss had Of sill the principal Druggists Groceri
throughout tina United States.
=. Il. NEAL
Sole Agent,
No. lot Walnut street,
3eG iTSN PHrLApRLPnfA.
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-sgss MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
4TxTFPIANo FORTE MAEuFAOToRY.

WIN KNABE H. Co. Nos. /, 5, and Entaw street. Ralt
respectfully inform their Southern friends TINT they have
mand for their Fanos They unquestouahy the mott
raba all the latest npro and fully
for Ave years. For sweetness and great of
II agreeable touch they nnedua|ed.
For last twenty years their Instruments have been highly
commended by the first Professors and musical amateurs in the
nntry. 49,
They have taken the first premiums ali other competition
the different States where they have heen exhibited.
Last year they received two First Premiums at Montgomery
for the Southern made Piano. and the other for the
EST, against oil competition
hey also received the Fair held in December last by the
lton Planters Convention at Macon, Ga, the Highest Pre-
am, against Ill competition, Inv.
full supply Of the above Pianos may be found at
rents in New Orleans,
A. E. BLAcKMAR L BROTHER,
plS I~kW# s IA Camp street
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Where can't find 2eH0 gallons Of Oil nor $50 Tampa
ht where can find about $40 Coal OIL
Goal Oil Lamp Makers together with great yaret Of Carr
phere Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps
l generally have hand Coal Oil the barrel which
Sn na pure ard y nsna continue ppy the
Coal OIL Lamps the trade requires prices
can he found elsewhere.
mI2 If n rF1R
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EAss1EANa,s ItoN rIEs NOS yrT:,

This celebrated COTTON BALE TIE il e only one which
can be tied with greaerrapd rope Tbs orIsana
ION Press uses this Tie exclusively re.cSnprs
The Hoops all painted prevent and injury ID t
Clifton.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

The Board of rusees resolved pay per In
erest the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the year.
1887 1858 and 1859 and after the second MONDAY Feb
ruary next
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Orner Eaillard.
The Company eoatnueto insure against the psrs Of
and rvers and loss and damage By s At the currsnt
premiums.
~ Office No. Carnndeet street - dlf #
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
fEsHE ONLY PREPARATIONS

That has; ..[,- 9s$
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-15
For the Spirit Of Democracy.

x.sf esd Stafford, May 8.h, 1851.
In compliance to call OF Brig. Gen.
Richardson, the militia of Franklin town
ship, O., met in Stafford on the 4th, and
frst raised pole upon which the stars
and stripes we're hoisted amid loud and
enthusiastic cheers for ths Union. The
tumult subsiding, some one gave signal
for three groans for the Southern Con-
federacy and her sympathisers in the
North, and such horrible groans were ut
tered az were never heard prior to this, in
the old hills of Monroe.
THE meeting was then organized by
calling John Harris to the Chair. Union
speeches were delivered by the following
patriotic clergymen: Keagle, Spenser
Miller, Taylor, Wells and White, all clear.
IL setting forth that it is the duty Of. chris.
tians as well as others to defend theil
rights and the constitution in the present
emergency.
On marching to the grove, call wal
given for volunteers to go into immediate
service when called upeD. At the frs
signal, forty -four gallant sons of freedom
slept boldly forward, gave their names
expressing sentiments that they wee
ready to die for the holy cause of freedom
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From the Marietta Repub,ica7,
Terrible Tragedy.
VIM. Mcbride Shoots 7a0o Men, ana
Kills Himself.

On Wednesday evening, the 1st. inst,
excitement by the report that VIM. Nc
Bride had shot Judge Green while passing
his house. People collected by hundreds
in few minutes and found the report
true. Judge Green was employed some
time ago as McBride's attorney in his
suit with his partners in the Harmar Mills,
and also defended him when arrested on
charge Of burning Grants Mill. He
recently gotta judgment against him for
several hundred dollars, attorneys fees,
and was selling out his store. Mcbride
has been very bitter in his denunciation of
Judge Green of late, aud, has frequently
asserted that Green and himself both had
but short time to live,
As the Judge walked past McBride's
house op Wednesday evening, Mcbride
discharged a musket, loaded with shot,
from second story window. About
forty of the shot struck Green on the back,
but fortunately none of them penetrated
deep enough to prove fatal though Green
at the time supposed he had received
mortal wound, He was carried into the
residence of Rev. Mr.. Wickes, and his
wounds dressed by the Doctors, after
which he was able to walk home.
In the meantime, the City Marshal and
his assistants, and large body of people
surrounded McBride's house to ares
him. After some threats to i'll any ore
who molt sted him, and Will the officer
were forcing an entrance in the rear OF tie
house. Mcbride left the win low, when
Hiram Lewis fred into the window ffe
at once discharged his musket at Lewis.
severely wounding him in the sh u,eer
and back, and then, throwing himself upon
his bed, he shot himself three times with
revolver cau.i ing his nmediate death.
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PROBATE COURT, MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.

All persons interested will tahe notice that
the following settlements will be for hearing
in said Court, on Monday, June 8, 1861:
Final account of Thes. Griffith, admir- of
Ruth Williams.
Second account of Elijah Ullom, admir- of
VIM. Ullom.
Fins account of Jno. Gillaspie, admir- of
Peter Metz.
Final account of Chris. Dehl, admir- of C.
Seibling.
First account of John Owns, admir- of Joel
Wilkinson.
First account of E. Upton and Jno. Griffith,
ex'rs of J. Ii. Probasco.
Final account OF f. G.. Okey, guardian of
VIM. II. Turner.
First account of Adam Krebs. guardian of
Michael Wysant.
Final account of Jno. B. Noll, admir- Of
First account of David Truax, admir- Of
Samuel TruaX.
Second account of James Hindmap, guard
ian of Latshaw's heirs.
Second account of James Armstrong, ex'r
of John Thornberry.
Partial account of Fred. Muhlemann, admir-
of Andrew Muhlemann.
Partial account of E. G. Trimbly, admir- of
David Trimbly.
First account OF Samuel States, aunr Oh
Henry B. States.
Final account of William Steel, ex'r of
Samuel Hawkins.
First account of VIM. & Alex. Pickens,
adm'rs of VIM. A. Piekens.
Final account of Alex. Pickens, admir- of
Saral, NJ. Pickens.
Final account of Alex. Pickens, admir- OF
James C. Pickens.
| Final account of VIM. Pickens, guardian OF
Sarah M. Pickens.
Final account of Joseph Myers, admir- o.
| Jacob Dennis.
Final account of John Ollom, admir- Of W m
/ 81. May.
Partial account of John Cox, guardian o
! Cox's heirs.
Final account of Andrew Sawyers, ex'r O.
John Watkins.
Partial account of John Mafht, guardian O.
| VIM, Maffits heirs.
Final account of John Howell, admir- o
Mary Yoho.
JOHN S. WAY,
May S, 1S61.-4w. Probate Judg
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Tn Partition.

TAMES JOHNSTON, ana Lavinia Johnston
y his wife, John c. McWilliams, Anna Mc-
Williams, Isaac McWilliams, Mary Ellen BE
Williams, Lucretia Shetts and Anna Shetts,
defendants, will take notice, that a petition
was flied against them on the 6th day of May,
A. D. 1851, in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Monroe and
State of Ohio, by Joseph Daniel and Rebeoca
Daniel his wife, and is now pending, wherein
the said Rebecca Daniel demands partition OF
the following real estate, to wit: The east half
of Ae south west quarter of section thirty
(30,) of township two, (2,) and range five, (5,)
and the west half of the south east quarter Of
section thirty, (30,) township Ao, Cd and
range FIVE, (5.) and that at the October term
of said Court, the said Rebecca Daniel will
apply for an order that partition may be made
of said premises. WM. F. HUNTER,
May Is, 1851. CIV Atty for Peti'r
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= Military.
NAY lst, 1851.

In pursuance of order, Captain AL
bert's company met at their usual place
of rendezvous, Gates's Meeting House,
and after the military performances of the
day were over, they repaired to the Meet
ing House, and were ably addressed by
B. Powell, on the great necessity of sus-
tsiniug our present form of Government,
and the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That we freely endorse the
action of the Government in the present
crisis, and are willing to seal onr faith
with our works, by hereby rendering our
services in defending our ceuntry's flag
whenever called upon.
Resolred, That treason is the same
wherever found, and traitors should be
dealt with as such whether found North
or South.
R. E. GATTEN, Pres.
NJ SMITH, Sec'y.
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1
Mr.. James Steel was duly elected Cap
tain, and parading his company for some
time, vas Joined by the militia, who, in
the mean time. had organized and duly
elected Isaac Smith Captain.
The whole company then marched into
town in regular file under the tune Of
Yankee Doodle. The volunteer company
then adjourned to meet at the School
House on Monday evening to complete
their organization, the Militia to meet on
the 18th instant. ar
With three hearty cheers for the Union,
they all dispersed to their quiet homes.
Our motto is, "Come life OF death, the
Union must be preserued"
BY order OF the Company
MILTON WELLS.