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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
L of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Cecil county, letters of Adj
mnistration on the personal estate of Richard
Taylor, late Of said county, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the said de
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers there of duly authen
ticated, on or before the Bird day of July
1866; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. AL
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the subscri
Der. Given under my hand. this 9Th day O.
July, 1866 THEODORE WOOLLENS,
Administrator of Richard Taylor, decd.
Test-CHALKLEY B. CUTLER, Reg.
July 8, lS65-Gw
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nlarrie0.

PALMER-SHIREY.- Elkton, July 4th,
BIZ the Rev. NJ. D. Kurtz, CHARLES HENRY
Palmer and ELIZABETH SHIREY, all OF
this county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the 9th
of June, by Rev. S. W. Kurtz, JAMES H.
WHITELoCK and AMANDA III. PEARSON, all
of this county.
RIALE-BURKINS.-On the 3rd of July,
at Brick Meeting House, by Rev. s. W.
Kurtz, JAMES A. R1ALE and MARTHA g..
BuRKINs, all of this county.
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TRUSTEES SAL

RY virtue Of a Decree Of the Circu
- for Cecil county. in chancery.
aersigned as Trustee, will offer at
oaie, at the Court House d DOR, in Elkto,.
IoESDAY, the 25M day of July, ]
at - O'Clock NJ, all that one third ma.
Eo' no. o, OF the late Hugh Boyd's +
Istatc' as recently divided and allotted 4 .
such one THIRD part, being the same land
wife to David White, by their Deed of mort.
gage, bearing date on the 9TH day of luna
1851, and recorded in Liber R. C. No Z
folio $40, &C., one of the Land Record pnot
o. Cecil county aforesaid.
This Farm lies within half nile of R,ttla
Swamp, and Contains
III Acres, l Rood and p PerChes.
1t is well improved and under good fencing
THE TERMS OF SALE, require one
half OF the purchase money to be paid in
Cash on the day Of sale, and the remainder
at the expiration Of Six Months from said
day OF sale; the credit payments to bear
interest and to be secured by the Bond Of the
purchaser, with approved security--or, the
whole in cash on the day of sale, at the
option of the purchaser.
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL,
June q, 1S65-ts Trustee.
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The CRoPs.-Although the appear

ances were that there would be fair CROP
of wheat, the farmers generally now say the
yield will be light. The straw is very large
but the grain is small. The grass crop is an
"average" one-if any body knows wha,
that is-and nearly all saved. The oat CROP
will be the largest one for several years. Much
of it will be ready to cut to-day. The corn
looks better than usual at this season, and
unless the weather is exceedingly dry the
balance of the summer, the yield will be
large. The potatoes look well, and promise
a fair return.
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PROSPECTUS :.
SHADY GROVE OIL COMPANY,
Capital S6n0,0OO.
Pr Value ef each Share, Fipe Dollars.
Subscription Price Five Dollar.

NNNsCCIWtIOn EFlCe Five DOIIN r.,
,,,,r ,u,o, nro,-r, o, ,
~ shADf GkopE OIL CohPANH, incor-
- 3 ,.ogr ni,horS Oh an Aet c o. srgsl
ttFe OF iehhSyNania with CaP'i Str.l OF $500 900
,uyiaed in,2 Jhe Hundred ih9usan' shares, the par
ysiur oi Wnich y sSItNe Dollar Tor each Share;
m4rEhs .sthi Oh Eioooo y deserved for boring wells
me E?fnPany mas r,;rchased, in fee simple and
Clear OF lncuihbfno'e q tract OF choice land in Oil
'Teek valley ab1 "a that portion thereof known as
Oii treek fats snort distance above Titusvile, of
~ acres Is most tavoraoy located for extensive
on operators the entire area is fat and adapted to
boring or "ell.sink,ng purposes, the creek passing
tironsh Porton o. the plot furnishes an abundance
81 Yer Ger @eS the R srSnkn branch Of the Atlantic
has ALREADY constructed swifSh On the pre,ni.s
upon which the OIL when barreled, be placed
rom any material charge for carriage or other OK
peltS' IMAM the riroau charges ior transportation TO
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BoRDENTowN FEMALE SEMINARY.-Ths
family institution for the education of fe-
males is situated on the Camden and Amboy
Railroad, an hour and quarters ride from
Philadelphia, -Rev. j. II. Brakeley, A. NJ,
President. The Fall term commences Sep
TENDER 18th. To those who intend sending
their daughters to boarding school, we would
recommend this institution. For further
advices see advertisement in The Wing.
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. 800

ITCH OINrMENT.-We call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of this cell
ebrated ointment, in our columns. This
ointment has high reputation, and we re-
commend the free use of it, to some of the
dirty little urehins that may be seen at all
times ranging about our streets.
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fractional CURRENcy.-The secretary of
the Treasury contemplates the discontinu-
ance of all issues Of fractional currency less
than ten cents. The printing of the three
cent notes has been stopped by act Of Con.
gress, and Secretary McCulloch will order
that no more five cent pieces shall be issued.
1t is expected that this will bring into use
the two and three cent metallic currency
now coined at the mint, which are at pres
ent boarded as fast as issued
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PRIVATE SALE.

TINE undersigned offers a. Private Sale,
i STORE and HOUSE, sitauted ON the
west side of Main street, Opposite the old
Telegraph Office,) Port Deposit, containing
Parlor, Sitting Room, Kitchen, and Summer
Kitchen, on the first floor, and four commo
dious Chambers on the second. Lot 40 feet
by 100 feet.
Conditions of sale may be- ascertained by
calling on the premises.
MARY DAVIS.
Port Deposit, July l., l8G5-3w
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Special Despatch to The Cecil Wing.
Destructive Confagration!
The Town ~ Denton, Md, In
Ashes.

DENTON, Caroline county, July 9Th, '65.
We had proud time yesterday, Three
thousand loyalists assembled to help us put
the spirit of 10 through. Everything went
well until night, when fire broke out, which
laid the entire business portion of the town
in ashes. Not hotel, store or shop is left
standing. Loss at least $4,000 over and
above the small insurance. The books and
papers of the Internal Revenue Assessor $
Office were saved.
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CLEANING THE LAMPs.-Mr. Lowman,
the street lamp-lighter, has been engaged
the present week in cleaning the burners and
glass Of our street gas lamps. We have not
yet witnessed the effects of his labor, but we
hope it will make decided improvement, in
the. lighting of the streets.
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PIc-NIC.-The admirers of the art of
calisthenics will hold social basket picnic
in Buchanan's Grove, at Frcnchtown, on
Wednesday next, the 18th inst, commencing
at 10 O. clock in the morning.
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A RuNAwAY.-A horse attached I

uOEpS "VVoOu00 W
dearborn became unmanageable and ran
off, last Saturday. The horse is said to have
been in the cavalry service, and while the
driver was turning him, he wheeled at two
forty rate, and started off at full speed,
making sad havoc with gates, fences, &C.;
smashing up basket Of eggs, and damag-
ing the dearborn considerably. TIE horse
was caught before he did any further injury
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DEAN OF A MlNisrEk.-Rev. ]

Bishop Hagany, died, very suddenly, at his
residence, in New York city, on Wednesday,
the 2sth ult., in the 57th year of his age.-
Mr.. Hagany stood high in the church, both
as minister, and also as writer, being
one of the regular contributors to The
Methodist He was well known in this
county, having been married here, aud sta
toned on the Ekton circuit in 1889.
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REGISTRATION OF BIRrHs, MAR

RIAGEs, AND DEATHS. The books for the
registration of births, marriages and deaths
have been received by the Clerk Of our Cir
cult Court. The law went into effect, on
Saturday, July LIST. Sections, coroners, un-
dertakers, parents, householders, next of
kin, ministers of the gospel, are to give in
formation Of these births, deaths and mar
riages. There is penalty for not giving the
information, and the Clerk is directed to
enter suit against delinquents.
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NOTICE.

George W. Taylor and In the Circuit
Lewis b. Taylor, trading Court for Cecil
under the name and firm county. in chan
Of George ". 4 Lewis Is. tcery. Jane 30th,
Taylor 1865.
vs.
Ann Thomas and others.
ORDERED. That the sales made and re.
" ported by George Earle, Trustee for the
sale Of the Real Estate Of Thomas s. Thomas,
deceased, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the ninth day of September, next
provided, copy of this order he inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county,
once week for month before the ninth
day of August, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be SO, 1876 40. CHAS. q. HAINES,
True copy; test, Clerk.
CIlAS. II. HkINES,
July s, IS65--1m Clerk.
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BONE FLoUR.-A new fertilizer, advertised
in to.day's Wing, which is highly recon-
mended as superior manure. John S.
Reese & Co., Baltimore, are the agents for
this State. See advertisement elsewhere.
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Corrected Friday, July I, 1866.
ELKTON MARKET
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh.

T ISAACS, NJ. D., Ocniist and Anrist,
y. Professor of the Eye and Ear, formerly
of Leyden, Holland, located at No. 81 9 Pine
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
with diseases of this EYE, EAR or CATARRH
will be scientifically treated md cured, if
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode of treatment.
G~Artificial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan %, lS65-ly
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AppoINTED'-Mlss Mary E. Brown,
of Cherry Hill, has been appointed Post
mistress at that place, made vacant by the
death Of the late Rev. Joseph T. Brown.
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Trustees Sale.

pY virtue of Decree of the Circuit CoIrt
ID for Cecil county, in ctIancery, the uh-
dersigned, as Trustee, will offer at Public
Sale, at the Court House door, in Elkton, on
TUESDAY Y, the LIST day Of august, 1865,
at IL O'Clock M, all that tract, piece or part
ot Q
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GRADUATED.-John Curtis, son of
Rev. ]. D. Curtis, who was stationed at
Elkton, last year, graduated at the recent
commencement at Dickinson College.
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TRACT OF LAND,

situate in Cecil county, Nd. p, near Andora,
on the west side OF the public road, known
as the Plank Road being the same laid
wh?>h was laid off by commissioners to-
divide sfse Real Estate Of James Springer,
about the year 1925, for the dover of Mary
Springer, widow Of said James, in certain
lands lying on the Little Elk Creek and
designated Oh the plat by said commissioners
returned, rs Lot No 8. This Fal III contains
hr al announcement
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WANTED

A WHITE GIRL, about sixteen years OF
IA age, to nurse an iafant. Apply to
JOHN W. TAYLOR,
July 8, lS65--lw Port Deposit, Md.
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10 Deaths and Marriages inserted in this paper
without charge but Obituaries either in prose verse;
must be paid for ADVANCE at the rate Of per
word for prose aud two cents for poetry in order to
secure publication.
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Down to June 81. ten thousand rebels
of Kirby Smiths army had been paroled,
and ninety cannon and twenty thousand
stand Of arms were surrendered.
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Ficty-Eight and a Half Acres

OF LAND, more or less.
THE TERMS OF SALE, require one
half the purchase money to be paid in cash
on the day Of sale, and the other half at the
end OF Twelve months theretrom the credit
payment to bear interest from the day Of
sale, and to be secured by the Bond Of tho
purchaser, with approved security.
JNO A. ). CRESWELL,
July /, lSG5-ts Elkton.'
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BONE FLOUR.
UNADULTERATED.
MANUFACTURED BY THE

Boston Milling and Manufacturing Co.
IN Fl E value Of unburnt, unadulte red
l. Bone Is well known. When reduced to
the condition of FLOUR, it is as active as il
dissolved with acid, and is far better, be.
cause it retains all its Phosphatcs. Its
superiority over the common Bone Dust is
two-told or more. 1t is consup,nlatiou
sought for in vain for the last half century,
and is destined to give new vallfe to Bone as
fertilizer, and work 4 rerotation in its use.
The BONE FLOUR is made only by the
above Company, and is branded with theil
trade mark, which is the guarantee of ts
genEincness.
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I)ieo.

MILLER.-At Cherry Hill, on Wednesday
morning, July 9Th, MARGARET MILLER,
wife Of Rev. Jos. Miller, in the 57th yeaf
Of her age.
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Whiskers! Whiskers!

Do you want Whiskers or Moustachesl Our Gre
clan Compound will force them to grow on the
smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heads in Six
Weeks Price, Sl.00-3 packages for $500. Sent by
mail anywhere closely sealed, receipt of price.
Address, WARNER & Co.
apr is, 1s65--1y Box 13S, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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One Hundred Acres.

more or less; being the same land which
was conveyed to James Dougherty and John
Boyd, by Washington Walker and wife, by
Deed dated the Both day of April, 1855, ana
recorded among the Land Records Of Cecil
county aforesaid, in Liber II. H. M, No. 2,
folio 279. A considerable portion of the
land is cleared, and there is some Wood
land.
ROCK CHROME has been taken out in
great quantities, ard the land is believed to-
he rich in. this valuable mineral Sand
Chrome is also found on the place.
There are LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
and Barn and Spring of superior Water.
TERMS OF SALE Ono half of the
purchase money in cash on the day of sale,
and the residue in six months therefrom.-
The credit payment to bear interest from, tho
day Of sale and to he secured by the Bond
or Notes of tho purchase, with security to-
be approved by the Trustee.
w. JONES.
Elkton, June "a, lSs5--ts. Trustee
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NOTICE.

TIHE SCHOOL. at the Uriversalist church,
Il will be re-opened on TUESDAY, the
llth inst, as Private School, by
MISS Z. WELLS.
July 8, 1s65--1w
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TRUSTEE'SSALE
L11.AtJtABLE
CHROME LAMBS

DY virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, in chancety, the un.
dersgned, as Trustee, will Offer at Public
Sale, at the Court House door, in Elkton,
Maryland, on
TUESDAY,, JULY 18th, 1866,
at two O'Clock P. M, all that Tract or Parcel
OF Land, situate in the Eight Election Dis
trict Of Cecil county, on the road from Por-
ter's Bridge to Bald Friaf Ferry, adjoining
lands OF William Porter, Doctor Wood and
others, known as "Emanrsfs Land Pro-
clamated," containing
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GENTS GAUZE SHIRTS and Drawers,
" for sale by E. BROWN Il BRO.
June II, 1865
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JOHN s. REESE + CO.,

II South Street, Baltimore,
General Agents for Maryland, Delaware, and
the Southern States. fully 8, lS65-4m
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IME and PLASTER.--Chester Valley
IL Lime supplied by the car load, for Agfi-
cultural or building purposes and Plaster
always on hand. For sale by
Feb lU JoHH PARTRIDGE
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a GARD

Editor Of KeeSn Te egrGph-In reply to many letters
and qh4ries from peOpein this section Of the country,
the dersgned take great pleasure saying through the
columns of your PAPER thar renowned preparation
known as GOES DYSPEPSIA CCkE,ls certaia cure
Dyspepsia Ia iSs stages Many cases of long
ing, "iShin seQuaintance have been pleeiy
and we believe permanently cured 1t will stop distress
after eating almost tapequsy and enables the dys
peptic who has lived fer Graham bread and s
Paines dis heavily he pleases, Sd anything
he chooses with danger distress, sournS rising
the stomach 1t an ufabe corrector Of indigestion
and constatio creates healthy appetite, SICK
headaehe heartburn, sickness at the stomach palms.
cramps collie either stomach bowels and s"eetens
offensive breath, you take il, and by enabling
tbs patient to take plenty Of hearty food. (which the
Of health produces vigor strength and energy
In every trial We have known 1t has speedily erndicaed
Dyspepsia with all It's attendant suerings weaknesses
debility and loss of giving instead proper act Wits
and tone stomach and Of gestion and rs
confidently believe and the published certificates in our
circulars apsnses, and in many of the leading Journals
from fonyaescent patients wlco,R, completely perma
hently and almost mraculously "cure the OF
Dy.peps!a in existence" We ant it in every
Itcan be obtained at all the Drug Stores in the United
stGtes Capadas 81 90 per bottle, bottles for s5O0
1yS9aw -''-'1 New llaven, 80
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mt wiImot.

We call the attention of our readers in Salem and
Randall, in the vicinity of Wimot. to the fact that
tbro Ugh the influence Of Supt. GRAHAx they be
fnrn,bs with two grand Enter tanments, at wilmOt
this Thursd-F an" 'o-mofro" tEridaV evenings.
This evening. Prot. GsIFyrrH the popular slocution-
ist will give one 0 his inlmitsbe Readings and Rec
itations These Rea. 'ings, in Chicago Milwaukee and
other large cities are looked upon as the most at
tractiVe entertainments nd never fail to draw large
and select audiences. Go and hear him by all means.
Is Tomorrow (Priday) evening, Grand Vocal Com
cert will be given by Pref NORTH assisted by members
Of the Teachers Institute, Oeing he'd 81 "ilmot
Tie people Of that section Of the county seldom have
oSsred to them such treat is cc2bined IN these
entertainments, and they should not fail to avail
themselves of the opportunity presented The pro-
eseds will be devoted in part the expenses
OF the Teachers Institute. =
EE- Since the above in type, we learn thstthe
two Entertainments will be combined and given both
tbs same sVening-thiS Thursday evening
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Curiosity Among the wonders display
cd at the county Fair was quantity of Straw
berry vines loaded With large ripe Strawberries
of the second growth. They grew in the open
9 elds, with no artificial appliances whatever
On the same Vines were tho berries partly
grown, and the perfected fruit. We tasted of
the ripe berries and found them as sweet and
in lime .... .... .... 90
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The Porcelain Pictures.

J1sa We would call the attention OF the Art-Loving
Public to this new style of Picture, which has been
for some time past in great favor, in OF the ar>
ger cities. These Pictures are made on the finest
Porcelain Plates, and have beauty OF finish add
soItnsss of tone, that cannot be
if not excens the finest Ivory Painting. We appre-
bend they win never become common as the Pho
tograph or Ambrotype, as they much more ex-
pensive, but for First Glass Picture they are bound
20 take the lead. sa ai,s,t % stal
Specimens may be seen at TRUESDELL'5 GALLERY
who, by the way, is Masking nne pictures OF this
kind. Don'tfail to go and examine them. .aar.
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Gem EIaibert II. Pal ne, Member III Con
geeas elect from this district will address the
people OF Kenosha and vicinity on tie poIitiesi
topics OF the day, at Simmons Hall Oh Saturday
evening next Our citizens need not to be a.
sured Of the ability of Cen Paine TO interest and
entertain them. They have heard him before,
and know the treat there is in store for them
under the above announcement. We hope to
zee general turn out of the Republicans Of the
city and the country around. Come and Uring
yours wives daughters sisters, sweethear,s or
whatever they are. They will all be interested
IN bearing the Gallant Soldier, and the eloquen
speaker 49,
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RepubIfcnn Orxnnizatiou,

At the meeting held at Franklin Hall, en- Friday ve
ming last, TO hear the address Of Judge PAnK B. JILL
SUN was elected Chairman. On motion Committee 81
three, consisting Messrs. s. Y. BRANDE, II. H. TAR
BEL and z. G. SIMMONS, was elected, to make ar
rhngements for public meetings, and to collect fund
for deirayinB the expenses of such meetings. paying
for the necessary printing &c., during the preSen
esmpsigo. '7ss3 ilpg- ta4
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AnOtheK.-E. @, Brown of the popular cash
atore in this city, exhibited at the Fair some
raspberry bushes from his garden flied with ripe
fruit of the second growth. They looked very
TANNING H' -.r-.. e.
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~ We would cat the attention of our read
Srs to the Gold Sale advertisements. OF g. NJ
Dunn & Co., in another column of our paper. @
The entire business may be done by 1aii and
you may get Gold Watch, Silver Tea Set or
Grand Piano, for only two doIlars.
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October, 4th, 1865.
Union Democratic Convention.

n CONVENTION will be held At the Agricultural
N Han, in the sown Of Bristol, on Tuesday the
oath day of OCTOBER 1855, vt one o'clock, r NJ, OF
said dsy fer the purpose of nominating senator
and tAssemblyman, three Supervisors, aid schooi
supsrintend ent for County. Each toEn &nd ward
Is entitled to three delegates. 100 -. H.fI t~
- 1915 : -H..- II. A. BAKER, -as
re- Charm an, Co. Uom rlIttet
Oct. 18th, 1855. 2w19 :ea4 .e.laK -ee ~. e.
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Sheep at AHc IiCa----We call attention OF
farmers and others, TO the advertisement OF b.
h Tarbell, props sing sell 800 head of good
sheep at auction, on the Both inst. For those
Wishing to inc, ease their hocks, this will be q
good chance.
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Teachers ExaminaiiOns.-W call th,
attention of Teachers and those proposing to be.
come such, to the notice of Supt Graham, o
Public Examinations of Teachers be held OF
the Bird, 4th and 9th of November ext. u
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singer Sewing Mac hines.-"e EN-
attention 10 the advertisement OF Mrs.A Bar
let, agent for the Singer Sewing Nachins one o
the best and most popular Machines yet made.
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RennhIican County Cenyentien.

Will be held at the County Pair Buildings on satur-
Say the 2tst day Of October $685. at o'clock p. d
of said day, for the domination OF senator ana AZ
senblyman, three Supervisors anc School supern
tendent for this County Each Town and ward Is
entitled to three Delegs.es each. 80,
J b. JILsUR,
I'd. Chairman.
October, lth, 1865.