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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-07-15

THE PIc-NIc.-The inclemency of
the weather interfered seriously with the
Grand Social Basket Pic. Mic" which was
to have come off in Buchanan's woods, near
Frenchtown, on Wednesday last. The man
ayers have determined to hold another at
the same place, on Tuesday 25th inst.
On Friday, 2lst inst, picnic will be
held at Pilot Town School House, in the up.
per part of this county.
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t1larric0.

G-McMURPHEY.-o On Thursday,
18th inst, in Philadelphia, by Rev. W.
H. Elliott. E. e. EWING, of Elkton, and
EMMA McMuRPHEY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES North East,
July Sd, by Rev James l.. Houston, WV.
T. CLARK and MARY HARRINGTON, both OF
that place. ....
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PROSPECTUS
SHADY GROVE OIL COMPANY,
Capital $500, eco,
Par Value Of each Shurc, FIR Dollars.
subscriptions Price Eiite Dollar s.

SUBSCRIPTION Pf1CF Five DOINArss
THE "sHADY GROVE ulL COMPANT.n ircor-
sp.atet '.nic- authority OF Ac, Of !,lr teeisa.
tur" ri Penn yivaf:a with Capitol Stock of SSUUOOO,
divided iutn One Handled Thousand Shares, the par
value Of which is :5,-Fiye Dollars for each Share;
Working Capital of $4,000 is reserved for boring wells
and otherwise developing the territory.
The Company has purchased in fee simple and
Creek Valley. and in that portion thereof known as
Oil Creek Flats. short distance above Titusville of
~ acres 1t is most svorabiy located for extensive
oil operations. The entire is fiat, and adapted
boring or w:il-sinlSing purposes the creek passing
through portion OF the plot furnishes abundance
oI water; and the Franklin branch of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad, passing directly thro"
has already constructed switch on the p":lnlses
upon which the oil when barreled can ba placed free
from any material charge for carriage or other ex-
l-,nse than the railroad charges for transportation
An Oil Spring and other Indications of the exist
once ana abundant supply OF oil, prevail upon the
surisce and SO well satisfied is the previous owner
q the production of the desired article in abundance
that he agrees to bore well or wells until twenty
barrels of oil per day produced and free of charge
until such result is attaned the Company to furnish
engine, and necessary tools and structures. In adj
dton to the above assurance he has executed bond
for $1,000, which is already filed against him in Venan
go County, as guarantee of the production of such
result The numerous wells both above and below
are being sunk with energy. and some are already
yielding How OF OIL at much less than the ordinary
depth Of wells.
first-class engine has already been ordered, and
expected to be delivered the premises the month
of December; the lumber for constructing a deric
enginc-house, &c, has been ordered; and the tools
ana machinery necessary to commence sinking
we'll will be complete by the time that the engine
delivered; when the work will be prosecuted with
energy both by day and nigh, carry the spirit
OF instructions and wishes Of the Company.
The entire production will belong exclusively to
the Company, there being no leases or other incm-
brsn'ts upon the premises, which. the perseverance
and determined energy with which the enterprise is
to be carried into effect viii afford. at an early date
tho most satisfactory return for the capital invested
One we'll yielding twenty barrels per day at pres
ont prices would in gross realize about $4,000 per
annun; and the expenses for such production would
wells on the land without probable danger OF inter
fcrng with the product of either
~ The undersigned is authorized to dispose
Company ~ Two DOLLARS per share.
SAMUEL B. FOARD.
Eliston, Mar L. lSfs5--tf
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REGISTERS NoTIcEs.-The Registers
appointed to register the qualified voters of
three of the Districts give notice this week of
the times and places at which they will meet
for that purpose.
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SALE OF HORSES AND MULEs.-A
number of artillery and cavalry horses and
mules will be sold in Elkton, on Tuesday
next, at l o'clock, P. N. Those desiring
horses and mules cheap should attend this
c,lo
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Bag We have been requested to republish
an article on the peach culture, written by
Mr.. Richard Semans, and printed in The
Wing some five or six years ago. We will
hunt up the article and print it as soon as
possible.
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WOODS MEETINa.-A meeting will
be held in grove near St. Johns NJ. +.
church, on Zion Circuit, in connection with
the second quarterly meeting for this year.
The religious services will commence on
Thursday, 9th inst, and continue over Sab
bath. Rev. j. Cunningham, P. E., and
other ministers will be present, and partici.
pate in the services.
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REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, MAR
KIAGEs AND DEATns.-The Clerk of the Cir
cult Court calls the attention of those inter
ested to the law in relation to the regstra-
ton of births, marriages and deaths. The
law took effect on the first day Of July inst.
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INCOME AND OTHER TAXES BY re-
ference to the first page of The Wing, this
week, the reader will find portion of the
annual assessment under the Internal Rev.
enue laws Of the United States. The pub.
LEGATION will be continued till the list is com.
rlotod
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l-)ic0.

FALLS.-In Elkton, on the 10th Instant
HARRY A., infant son of William and
Mary J. Falls, aged months and days.
PEARCE.-At Ceclton Saturday, July lst
1865, THOMAS A. r. PEARcE, in the 9th
year of his are.
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Notice to Farmers.

THE subscribers have constantly on hand
and for sale, the following valuable Fer
tilzcrs, viz:
Moro Phillips Super-Phosphate.
Baugh d Sons do.
Henon Il Co.'s do.
Fine Ground Bones (best quality.)
ga A" Mexican Guano.
Lodi Go. Poudrette.
-ALSO,-
Sal, by the Sack, Fine and Coarse,
together with large stock of
Prime Herrings, Nos. 2 and 3 Mackerel,
at very low prices.
Grass Seeds of al kinds in season.
SEED BUCKWHEAT.
Orders for Farming Implements
filed al Manufacturers prices.
d. SCOTT Il BRO.
June "a, 1864
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80 Deaths and Marriages Inserted in this paper
without Charge, but Obituaries either prose- verse
must he paid fur ADVANCE. at the rate of pc,
word for prose and two cents for poetry in order to
secure publication.
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New CHURCH. A brick church, 40
by 60 feet, is in course of erection near St.
Johns NJ. E. church, on Zion Circuit.
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VIRGINIA LAND
FOR SALE.

Very Cheap and Desirable !
- SUCi as would be selected for pro-
~ titable Farming. Situated on navi-
= gable salt water, and on the line OF tho 1
Y proposed New York and Norfolk Rail- :.
- road. Climate very healthy. Title ,
* indisputahle. Send stamps for circu- Z
lar. Address
e KELLAM Il TENNESSEE,
Real Estate Agents,
Eastville, Va.
June 8, 1865 3m'
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The Registration Of Voters.

N oIlGi is hereby given that the Regis
~ tiers for the 5th Election District Of
Cecil county will, in pursuance Of the act of
the Gen"r' Ass mb;y Of Maryland, passed
Narch 24'h 1865. meet at The following
places il. >til district, on the DAYS herein
after named at 9 O'Clock A. NJ and set till 5
O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose of registering
Tie names Of all white male citizens, aged
II years, resident in or Temporarily absent
from the District:
NorM East, sth and 18th Of august
Charlesfo~n, 18th and 18th Of 9
Up. Pincipio, 22d and 23,'d Of "
Horfs ). House, 29h and 3Oth of
hay liem, 18th and 9Th Of September
Noorrh East, 18Th and 18Th of
18Th and 10th Of
Sections 5, and of the Registration
Law prnviln:
>"r D. BE- IT eHacte. That the said officers Of regis
rt"r sh III a"ert I'm md reGicr the Of every
wh I" inte person lent in aud tenn ~. y abs ont
ON The wa1s nr cl"c,'on and after recording
tue sN i'm an CHRISTIAN uaie snail administer to
81 pes N tc 9th If allegiance prescribed by the
tth section # Article LIST Of the constitution and the
further oath that h" will m,Ae trr, answers to such
questions ~ they NAV popouni 10 him touching ri:
night IL registration AMI voting and enter in the proper
'nmn the fact whether such pers. has has been
sworn; d III" age "f such person Ih the place Of his
birth; 9Th the time he has resided in the city Of Bat
IN re nr the county in which lie registered: 9TH
tuc uf paper certificate OF
NATURALIZATION am, the court. county and state whence
issued: 1th, disqualified tlir dis
qualification: whether non-rcsilence. nnT-age aienagr
lfIny. Innate or non comps mentis. dslpyaty under
the 18th section Of article LIST Of the constitution or
bribery described in the jth section sail s articles
Sth. the name of qualified voters. omit ting from sad
columns the nines of d>qu tlifed persons inserting
n lieu thereof the ~ more witnesses bv
whom the disqualification was proven. il the disnu,II
ng cause arises from the provisions the 4th or 9Th
sections Of said lat article
Sec l. Be it enacted, That the officers of registration
shall MT allow the name If any foreign born citizen or
resident to be entered in said Sh column or register Of
~ h"d voters unless his naturalization papers he mr.,
du ,ed and exhibit to- them and by them endorsed with
the date nf their exhibition and entering in the 9th
column the facts required in the Sd sec ton OF this act
Sec s. BE 1t enacted That il shall be the duty Of said
officers OF registration To enter in the said of
qualified voters. the of every person who shall
apply to them to be registered and who shall satisfy
them that he qualified to under the provisions Of
the LIST article Of the constitution and the laws of tho
state, OF who shall prove to their satisfaction that he
will be Of age aud qualified vote on or before tho
day Of the next ensuing election
JOHNSON SHIPPERS.
ISAAC 2. COLLIN GS,
JAMES JOHNSON,
Registers Of the 9TH Election District Of
Cecil county, Nd.
July Is, 1e65-6w
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NOTICE.

WERE will be special meeting Of tho
L Orphans Court on TUESDAY, TIE 18th
inst. b. CUTLER
July 10, IS6o--2w Register.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS The follou

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS The follow
ing gentlemen have been appointed School
Commissioners for this county, Under the
new School Law, which recently went into
effect: F. A. Ellis, Jefferson Ramsay, Dr.
+ A. Roberts, William T. Richardson and
DR.. s: B. Stubs. The Board met at the
Court House, on Tuesday last, and organized
by electing F. A. Ellis, Esq, President.
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Examiners Notice.

'I'nE Undersigned Examiners, by virtue of
commission to them issued by tho
Coun'y commissioners of Cecil county,
nereo! give notice that in Pursuance of said
commission they will meet at wilson Sid.
Wells Mill, on SATURDAY, the l9tb dav of
August, next, at O'Clock A. NJ, s.to view and
determine the propriety Of vaoating the pres
ent road from Wilson Silwel's Mill to ths
Harmony NJ. P. Church, in the 18th District.
and opening new road to run through a ys.-
iey adjacent to the present location. through
lands OF Wilson Sidwell, James Graham, Wm.
IrIfec and WIN. Harris, to u point near
III. Harris gate, on the Rowlandsvillo aud
Battle Swamp road"
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
SAMUEL HAINES,
JAS. NJ. EVANS,
July To- ief5-5w Examiners.
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BIG ELK MILLS.

INHE ELkTON FLOUR AND FEED
MILLS having been thoroughly repair.
cu' am now prepared to do all kinds of
"ork. Persons from ii distance can have
,h'ir grists ground the same day thew are
Drought t" the mil. Flour, Meal and Feed
Always on hand at the lowest market prices.
""' 49, iooo-Zm MILLER BARTON.
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Something New and Important.

SEND age, description and twenty five
~ cents for the photograph Of your future
husband or wife. A. h. NICHOLSON,
Box 2207 Philadelphia, Pa.
July IS, ls6j-lm'
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NOTICE TO VOTERS,

NOTICE TO VOTERS,
1--WE undersigned, appointed by tho Gov
L ernor OF the Stale Of Maryland. Officers
of Registration for the Seventh Election
District of Cecil county, hereby notify all
persons Interested that they will meet and
sit at the Public School Room. in Port De-
post between the hours Of nine A. n. and
five P. v on
. Tuesday and Wednesday,
of every week fran the first Monday In
August to the third Wednesday of Septem
Der. next, Inclusive. for the purpose of regis
tering the names of all free white male Der.
sons claiming and entitled to the right Of
elective franchise.
BY :he provisions of section of the act
relating to the Registration Of the voters of
The State the Officers Of Registration are not
allowed to register the name of any foreign
born citizen or resident as II qualified voter
unless his naturalization papers be produced
and exhibited to them
JEFFERSON RAMSAY,
ANDREW LYON,
JACOB B. THOMAS.
Registers Of the 7th Election District Of
Cecil county Md.
July l5 l865--6w
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OLIVER WOOD,
GENERAL AGENT.


w entrusted to his care, such as
Government and State Claims,
either in Maryland or Washington. Army
and Navy Claims attended t" with despatch
Country and City Property sold on Com
mission, House and Ground Rents promptly
collected.
Persons in the country will please address
me at NO. 81 SECOND STREET,
BALTIMORE.
N. B.-Farm Labor supplied at short
notice for small commission.
REFERENCES:
Hon. ]. 4. J. Creswell, W. P. Ewing,
Esq, John Miller, Esq, Joseph Gollibart,
Esq. [Junc 10, 1865.
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JOHNSON SHIPPERS,
ISAAC 2. COLLIN GS,
JAMES JOHNSON,

Registers Of the 9Th Election District Of
Cecil county, Nd.
July Is, 1e65-6w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21
To Our Readers.

We, to-day, present our readers with a
wcll-filled, cleanly printed seven column
paper, a paper which is fair specimen Of
what We intend to furnish, until our bus
mess warrants further enlargement. AT
the present time it may be considered
something Of venture to enlarge, on ac-
count Of the high price ofeyery thing need
cd to carry on a printing Office, and it is a
ycnture-a venture which hardly jour
nal in the state has attempted. But the
war is over, business is gradually flowing
into its old channels again, and We see such
unnistakable evidences Of prosperity, both
for our State, our county and our own vii.
lage, that we feel justified in making this
venture, relying now, as heretofore, on an
appreclative public for support II will be
our aim to make the CHRoNIcf worthy
paper, q paper fearlessly advocating right,
and discountenancing wrong. and if the
people Of Iowa County think we publish a
paper which is worthy their support, we
know we shall receive it.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21
S, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1865.
Meeting Of the Village Board Of
Trustees,
DopGEvILLE, September 18th, 1856.

DoDGEvILLE, September 18th, 1865.
Present, Wm. Hendy, President, Wm.
Harris, S. B. Mclaughlin, John Mylroie,
Trustees.
Meeting convened pursuant to adjourn
ment, and was called to order by the Presi-
dent.
Minutes of previous meeting were read
and approved
A petition was introduced and read, ask
ing to vacate five feet on the west side of
Madden Street, between Spring and
Church Streets.
On motion Of S. B. Mclaughlin com
mittee Of three was appointed to view said
Street, and ordered to report on Monday
evening two weeks from this evening. The
committee was appointed, consisting of S.
B. Mclaughlin, John Mylroie and j. j.
Cornish.
On motion OF S. B. Mclaughlin, it was
agreed to meet at the Village; Clerks Of
flee on the evening of Oct lst, at u o'clock
to decide on she application to yacate part
of Madden Street.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
on Monday, Sept. 25th at u o'clock. P. NJ.
W. j. WRIGGLEswoR ORTIZ,
Village clerk
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21

Pic.NIcs.-The good people of Linden
gave picnic on last Thursday, which
was very well attended, people being pres
ent from number of villages around
The day being pleasant, the grove in which
the picnic was held being a most delight
iul one, and the famous old Iron Brigade
Band being present. to discourse soul-stir-
ring strains Of mqFic, everyone appeared
pleased with the entertainment. There
was an abundance of everything good for
the table, and the arrangements were such
that everyone was well satisfied, and went
home feeling better for the brief respite
from daily toll.
1-on the following day picnic wasggiv-
en- at Richard Rogers place in Wyoming.
We are Informed that it was well attended,
mostly With young folks from this village.
The Dodgeviile Brass Band was in attend
ance, and enliyened the festivities with
good music
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21

NgARTTAGE GUInE-YoUNG- GREAT PHYS
w fOL0GICAL WORK. or Every one mis- own
Doctor Being Private instructor far married per-
sons or those alb ut 10 marry both naie and female
IN everything concerning the physiology and relations
If osr sexual system aud the production prevention
Of offspring including all the discoveries never
before given in the English language ,hy AVN YOUNG
NJ u. Thisis really valuable and interesting work
1t is written in plain language for The general reader
and ilst Ted with upwards of hundred engra-
wings. All Young married Ieope, those eonteDlpla-
ting marriage, aud having the least impcdnIents to
married life, should read this book II dscleses Sc
rrcts that every should be acquainted WITH Still
y i book that mast lie locked up, aaid lie about
the house 1t viii he sent to any the receipt Of
Twenty-Five cents Address DE. M. VOTING No 416
SPRUCE ST, above Fourth, Philadelr!1a. 35mG
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21
IN PROBATE-Iova County Court

IN tie matter ef Mo gNardionship ofth6
minor heirs ot John Rgalts deceused. .5r
nN READING ANB FILING THE Petition
~ ofJohn Rogers. guardian ofgaid minors. rep
rfsenting among other things that his said wards are
seized of certain real in this comfy and thar
il is necessary that the Sion Id he sold and
ing for license to sell the same aiad ii appearing 10
the court from sad petition that IL would lie bere
feal to the said minors to sch said real e.fa4a II
ordered and directed that tue next of kin to said
ware ad al persons interestedn said estate appear
before The JGige OF THIS court Monday the 9Th
aaE q November A. u. 1865, at 10 clock A ~ ct
the Probate Office in the village Of DodgeyilIe then
ana there to show cause why license should not be
granted if tie sale e said real estate according 10
the prayer OF said. petition And ii is further oder-
ed that copy Of this order shall be published for
three successive weeks in tie DoDGEvILLE CuEorcg
a weekly newspaper circulating in said county
JOHN Bon SER, County Jndae
Dated Sept. 19, 1865. nI-5w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21
"OId- Time Renublicans.,'

----+---t~-
The Racine journal, in an article on the
Union State Ticket says that it believes
Lieut. Gov Spooncr and Col. McMynn are
the only '..eld-time Republicans on the
Ticket This is quite q mistake, and we
have good authority for saying that Gen.
Fairchild is the only man on the ticket
who did not vote for Lincoln ard Hamlin
in 1867 Gen. Fairch;ll ana Gel. Gill are
the only nacn On the ticket who did not
support Fremont and Dayton in 1856
Besides Gen. Thomas S. Allen, the candi-
date for secretary Of State, has, since the
organization Of the Party, been known to
be republican. lie is a republican Of
the first water,-a star CT the first magni-
tude,-4tes. Allen is man well known
throughout the state, and particularly in
this county, where he has resided for over
fifteen years; aad everyone is free to az
NIT that ever since there has been r G.
publican Party he has belonged to that
party. He has always z4alously and earn
estly advocated its measures, and when el-
ected to office, as he frequently has been,
he has conscientiously carried out its pol
icy. Therefore i there is republican on
the Ticket, Gen. Allen is one We call
attention to Gen. Allen, not that he is an
exception to the statement Of the Journal,
but from the fact that We could set forth
facts in relation to his antecedants which
the whole people Of Iowa County know to
be true.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21
DIED..

In the Town Dodgeville on the 10Th inst
Of Consumption, William Symens, aged
f22 years.
In Dodgcvile, on Wednesday the Goth
Of September, after long and painful i'll
ness, Mrs Nancy Gribble
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21
Dissolution Of Partnership.

The co-par5aership heretofore existing between r.
Grossly and W J. Wrsggleswerth under the name and
style # Crosby Co, Wrigglcsworth Il CO. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent
All debts due said firm are to be paid to Mr. W
J. wrigglesworh Of said firm, who also assumes nil
liabilities Of said firm
". J. WRIGGLESw0RTH
RTFt1S CROSBY
podgev.le, August 5th, 1s55
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yon our fourth page will be found
an article from the pen of our correspond
ent ). NJ, on mining. He is a practical
miner, and Knows whereof he affirrns. 1t
will no doubt be 70 the interest Of our
readers, TO give the matter which he treats
a careful perusal.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21

CAME INTO THE INCLosURE or. THE sT7B.
- scriher residing abont 10 miles north west the
village OF Dodgeviile. about the 10Th Of July
1860, small, black and white siecked cow 6 wears
e some white u face tbs brush all off froia the end
of tail, nt artificial marks The owner Il reauested
70 cali, provo property pay charges, and take her
away
Sept sth Isfs'. s2wa JOSIAH WILLIAMS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. rs.
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY WIFE
~ Martha has left my bed and board without
just cause or proyocation and ali persons warned
at their peril not to give her credit iarbor her
my account .affer this date
DodgeTiAe Sept 20, 1866. n1-3w.
MICHAEL. TEAL
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21

sOur press of advertisements COM
peis' US to issue supplements with the
CHRONICLE hereafter until orr supply ma
tcrially diminishes.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21

Is Indispensable to the portmanteau of every tray
eler, it at prevents dizziness asick ness
either in steamers cars, and is neverfaling pre-
yentive Of danger from change Of water and climate
Do not do without it.
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STRAY NOTICE.

CTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER RESIDING
= in the town Of Arena, on TIE 9Th Of September
a two year old light bay horse colt. with q bob tail
Any person giving information leading to its rccoY-
cry will be liberally rewarded.
ANDREW MEKLSOS
Arena SEPT. Js tn 1&fLss n1--ts