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But AM ans eridenee had mo- effect upon

But all this evidence had no effect upon
the Governor His manner of conduct
ing the trial was extraordinary. After
laying great stress upon the fact that the
Commissioners refused to acknowledge
his Jurisdiction aud appear before him,
when Commissioner Hindes did appear,
he declined to examine or hear his state
ment At the outset of the trial he
made the astonishing announcement that
he intended to finish it by Wednesday,
and that the moment he was satisfied he
should make his decision, even without
waiting to hear the whole of the evil
dence. This was drum head COURT
martial, and not trial. Mr.. Latrobe,
counsel for the prosecution, insisted that
the case should be closed without delay,
as Time pressed, and if the Comnis,
sioners were removed, as they hoped and
believed they acould be, there tcaS much to
be done. Aany changes ,cere to be made
before merit 1aesddy-the doy of eiec.
ton" He had the audacity to urge this
indecent haste in behalf of "14 900 dis
enfranchised people of Baltimore" tho
they were disenfranchised by the Legis-
lalure of Maryland for disloyalty. But
Gov. Swami needed no urging. From
the first, it is apparent, he had made up
his mind that the Commissioners should
be removed, and no evidence in their fa-
.vor could have changed him. His own
words have made it plain that the trial
over which he presided was fla ce aud a
mockery-that these men were not sum-
moned to Annapolis to be tried, but to be
condemned.
The changes had to be made before
next Tuesday, and they have been made.
The new Commissioners may be trusted
to take care of the interests of the "l4-
0h0 disentranchised people of Baltimore" "
next Tuesday, and the 1900 friends Of
the Rebellion may be trusted to take care
of the Governor. New Commissioners
new Judges of Elections, new police,
will have control Of the polls, and Balti-
more under their rule will send Il mem
bers to the Legislature pledged to vote
for Thomas Swami as United States Sen
ator from Maryland. This is the mean
ing of the removal of the Commissioners
to wrest the State from the Union men
who saved it from rebellion, aud make
the Legislature the tool of one mrn's po
liticOl ambition.
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Communications.
IsesoIuliOns


Passed By ConnOquenessing Lodge, No.
27S, l. o. of o. r., on the death Of Nm.
b. Moore:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in the dispensations of His Provi-
dence to remove from US, by the hand of
death, our esteemed brother, William 4.
Moore therefore,
Resotced, That in his death, his CON-
rades have lost true friend, socety---a
bright ornament; our country--a useful
citizen and / rave defender, and our Or
der, an esteemed and honored member.
ResotUed, That while we mourn the
loss of one, cut down in the morning OF a
life full of hQpe and promise, we bow in
heartfelt submission TO the will of Him
who doeth all things well, assured that
what is our loss is our brothers eternal
gain.
Resoiced, That we bear our united tes-
timony to the moral character and ster-
ling worth of our deceased brother, who
faithfully carried out, IN all his inter
course with his fellow-men, those high
and holy principles, which are the found
alton Of true Odd Fellowship.
Resotoed, That although the grave has
closed over his remains, and the lasts sad
rite has been performed, yet the bright
c xample he has left US cannot be obscured
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Sherif's Sales.

ny virtue Of sundry wrts of vendition Exponas &c
ID issued out Of the Court Of Commgn Pleas Of Butler
public sale the Court House In the borough OF But
Ter, MONqkY, the 10Th day Of November. A. d. 1865
at O'Clock, p. m, the following described rOperty
to wit;
All the riel t. title, interest aud claim Of Eleanor
Douglass asd H. Douglass of in and to and onehalf
acre Of 4 nd, more Or lcss, situated in franklin town
ship and the borough of Prospect Butler county. IA
bounded North byW W podds east by road, south by
W Waters west by David Marshall; Frame house.
Tan Yard and Bark house thereon erected Seized and
taken in execution the property Of Eleanor Douglas
aud Douglass ut the suit of Rnbert Allen for Of
q. NCandless, EXT of Q Q. Sullivan, decd
ALSO.
All the Fight rlc interest and claim Of Jacob Wei
Of in and to two and half acres Of land,
less stua. ID in Borough of portersve Butler county
PA. Bounded North by Bu,lce road, South by Samuel
McLy West by Mercer aud Harmony read: Frame
house. Frame stable and frame blacksmith op thereon
erected Seized and Iaen IN execution the property
of Jacob Weimer at the suit of john Weimer
ALSO,
All the rget title inerel and claim Of Riohara James
of in and sixty acres ut land more or less sit-
ated III Donegal towns p, Butler unity, Pa, bounded
north by W lansell. East by Samuel Slor, South by
Ioutens West by FIR el Abou forty aercs cleared ten
of which are Mica ow Jog houe and log stobe thereon
erected Sazed and taken execution the property
of Richard James, at the suit of Jane drifTats.
ALSO,
All the right title interest and claim Of II r. Wick.
os In and To hundred and fifty acres af nd more
less, situated in Brady township. Butler c. UNITY Pa
bounded North y John Douglass and Cal. Covert East
10y James urussnin. South by Wm. Strain, West by
H. 4. iok; about l25 cleared ~ whih Is
meadow, brick dwelling house and large frame barn and
large number Of fruit trees thereon erected. Seized
and taken In execution the property of H. r. Wick
AZ the suit Of Daniel Redeman Surviving partner the
hrm of Lewis s Ware Daniel Beidelman former part
ners trading and doing business under firm Of Ware
Beidsm4u.
ALSO
Al the right title interest and claim OfH j. Arnold
r. T. Crawford, oi ia and fifty Of land,
or loss, situated III Parker township Butler CO Pa,
oouhded North by X Hack, East by e. BLANK john
say, south by Harry Gibson West by Archibald Kelly,
ESD dec about eight acres cleared one quarter stack
CHARCOAL blast furnace, engine house with engine and
fixtures, casting house. Bridge house. coal sheds
trame Office with scales aitached thrce frame honses,
seven iog houses three of which double frame black
snith shop, frame wagJ nmaker shop, and lar gy
double frame stables thereon erect cd Seized and talk
ca IN execution us he property Of Darwin Phelps adm
OF H. u Arnold H. r. Crawford the suit Of Charlie.
Collins for use.
W o. BRACKENRIDGE, Sheriff.
Shoriff's 01lce OFT ~ lsU6
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BUTLER, PA, Nov. 3. 1866.


To the Dan Boones aud DGgy Drocheas,
GENTLEMEN :-Throughout two close
and exciting contests for the Champion
ship Of Butler county, we have carried
the standard of our respective parties,
and we have led you to both defeat and
victory. We are satisfied with having
attained this limit of human ambition,
and would fain be relieved of its weigh
ty responsibilities, to return to the tran
guilty of private life. We cannot re-
tire without expressing our pride in hay
ing been the instruments of developing
to so great an extent the skill and prow-
ess of Butler county hunters; and ofsuch
men we can say, that whether in victory
OF defeat, it is an honor to command
them.
We have shared with you the exulta-
ton of conquerors, and the gloom OF
the conquered; and you have been modest
In victory and courageous In defeat -
therefore, will the glory Of our declining
years, be without reproach.
With our gratitude for your past kind
ness, and our earnest prayers for your fu-
ture prosperity, we beg to resign our
commission as Captains of the Dan Booues
and Davy Crocketts, and suggest that an
election be held for the purpose ofchoos-
ing our successors.
Very respectfully,
Your oft servants,
CHAs. DUFFY,
Capt. Dan Boones.
EDwIN LYON,
Capt. Davy Croeketts.
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Butler, Pa. Nov. l, 1866.
DRs. NEWMAN, BREDIN K UUsELToN
Referees

DRs. NEYMAN, BREDIN 4 'UUsELToN,
Referees
SIRs Il see by the tally list
of the Match Hunt, between the Dan
Boones and the Dayy Croeketts, on the
30th of October, that am credited with
30 gray squirrels and two partrdgos,
counting in the aggregate 800. This is
incorrect. l can prove by several re !,
sponsible men that returned to the ref
crees 80 grey squirrels, two partridges
aud pheasant, making my count $50,
which would have entitled me to the
shot gun. Mr.. Thompson's count was
3l5. submit the accompanying evi-
dence that l shot pheasant and that |
presented it to your board / ask that
you re consider your decision, and i! Mr.
Thompson has not the honor to give up
the gun, I want, at least, the credit Of
having returned the best string of game,
aud Of being entitled ro the first prize.
d. u. MACKEY.
/ certify that was present with the
board of Refesees, when David Fl Mackey
returned his game, and that he returned
pheasant a part of that game.
EDWARD VI. BREDIN.
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by death, nor entombed in the grave, his
influence yet lives, and his memory will
long be cherished by our Order.
Resolved, That the friends of the de-
ceased have our heartfelt sympathies in
this their sad bereavement.
Resoleed, That we wear the usual
badge of mourning for 80 days.
Resofued, That copy of these resolu-
tions be forwarded to the parents Of the
deceased.
j. T. McJUNKIN. J
A. CUTHBERT, Com.
G. w. FLEEGER,
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GEARY CLUB Room BUTLER, PA, !
October II, 1866.

OclODer IL, 1OOO.
On motion, the following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted, viz:
1sT That we congratulate our friends
throughout the county and State on the
grand victory which has been achieved
by the energy and power of the Republi-
can party over its enemies, by the elec-
ton of Gen. Geery and Radical dele
CATION to Congress, "a fitting rebuke to
Presidential treachery.
2D, That we heartily approve of the
action of our late County Convention in
its emphatic declaration in favor of His
Exceleney, Gov. Curtin, as the successor
of the late Mr.. Cowan as United States
Senator; and we rejoice in the realiza-
ton of the fact that public opinion has
set in SO strongly in his favor as to leave
little doubt of his selection by the Leg.
islature for that honorable and most re
sponsible position.
J.B CLARK, Pres't.
r. III. East@an, Sec'y pro, tenn.
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Total number Of Foxes

The Crocketts had Fox, / Ground
Hog, 2 Large Owls, IA Pheasants, !
Small Owl, 2 Opossums, 6 Rabbits, 272
Grey squirrels, Partridgcs, 73 Pine
Squirrels.
The Boones had Raccoons, 0 Pleas.
ants, ? Opossums, 10 Rlbbits, 255 Grey
Squirrels, l Cock of the Wood, l Wood
Cock, Partridges, 40 Pine Squirrels,
| Pigeon.
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Orpiaam's Court sale of Real
Estate.

r1HE undersigned, Committee Of Daniel Lutz, luna
tic will offer for sale at public vcndue, on tho prem
ises on Friday the 10Th day Of Nov inter next, at
ocloc k r. NJ Of said day. the undivided three sevenths
10of about sixty Of land, more OF less situate in
Lancaster township Butler county Pa, bounded north
by lands Of John Shaer the east by lands of JOS
eph Staufer south by lands of Henry KOhrn and west
by lands Of the heirs Of Thomas Wilson, decd. The
remaining four sevenths al epurchased from tho
owners on reasonable terms
TERMS OF sALEy-ODe-thirdo Of the purchase money
to be paid on the confirmation Of sale by the Court and
the residue in two equal annual payments with interest
from said confirmation Title good
SAMUEL LUTZ,
0.t2tG5 Committee.
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GrnI,nn,s Court Saie.

DY virtue u order and decree Of the Orphans
Court, in and for the county VI Buter the under
signed Guardians of this minor children Of Jas Thomp-
sou. late ofCherry township decd, and Of RUSSELL
grand child Of sad deceased, viii Offer for sale atpul-
lie venCe, tho promises, at one o'clock r. NJ. OF
Thursday the 9th day of ovember next, ono huhd-
red ard seventy Of land less situated
in said township Of Cherry, bounded tho north by
r. J. Bryan; the east by lands Of VIM Logue; on
the south by lands Of the heirs Of James Armstrong,
decd; and on the vest by lands Of r. j. Bryan.
Trims OF SALE -One-third of the purchase money to
be paid the confirmation of sale 10y the Court, and
the residue in equal snuual payments tnerefrom,
with iDtero t from confirmation Of sale.
ISAAC DOUBLE.
JOSIAH v. RUSSELL,
Oet2F65-ts. Guardians
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NOTICE.

TN the matter of tho account Of Samuel Robert Grs
| ham. committee of the person and estate Vi Walter
q. ahaii. unatic
G. L. 10 2 Dec. Term Is63 And now to wit.--sett.
z4th 1866 Account presented and filed aud noticed By
publication ordered that the has been so hlsd aud
presented and will be confirmed on the 10Th November
next being the first day of next term, unless exccp-
tons are filed thereoEa lie shown. OF which all
persons interested are hereby notified
( Butler County, IS.
October I'D 1866 Proth'y.
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Result of the Match Hunt.

The Hunt between the Dan Boones
and Davy Crocketts held Oct. 80, 1866,
resulted as follows, to wit:
Crocketts 81 men whole count 3715.
Boones "a Z" I" 1885.
James Thompson had best string, being
3l5. James Kearns best piece, being a
Fox.
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Ors,ilnn's Courd sale.

DY virtue Of an order and decree of tho Orphans
ID Court Of Butlor comfy, the undersignoI VIII t1-
pose to sale by public cutlery tho premises, Sat-
urday November 18th. toss, tho following described
Real E7tate late of Margaret Turner deed, to-wit -.
Twenty Two Acres of Land, le4s, situate in AL
legheny townshp Butler county, Pa bounded on tho
North 10y lands u ". T. Crawford East by W. Turner,
South BY John AuckO', and West by - Moore.
TERMS OF SALE :--Ouu-hird Of tee purchase money
in hand and the balsncu in two tqad animal instail-
nents with uterosI from confirmation Of sal
JOHN DAVIS,
nl.i . rG1-ia Administering
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6lrnInnns, N1Omrf Sale.

TN pursuance Of order of the Orphans Court Of
| Butler county, will sell at public Yendue,
the premises, Saturday, the l7th VI November the
following described Real Estate late Of James Mc0es,
Decd t0-sit seventy I've acres Of land, neat
ure be taken from the following dcscrbed tract by
lihe parallel to its western bounding, viz; 0re
Hundred and Ninety Acres-boundod on the North by
bands OF William Nixon Fast by VIM Dodds, South BY
Marshall a While, and West by Eli Iartzoll. y
Terms :-One.ihird In hani, the remainder two oqual
yearly pay uiniouts, with interest from sale,
JOSEPH DOUTiIsTr.
join MCGEE,
Oct 9ifGg ia FA ecntors
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Orphans Court sale.

DY virtue of order and decree of the Orphans
ID Court of Butler county, will expose to sale by
public vendue and outory- upon the premises on Satur
day. the 18th day Of November. A. ID. 1866 ut O'Clock,
2. ii. the following described Kenl Estate late Of "
W. Smith dec d. tract, Ten uf land more er less
situate in Buffalo tp. Butler county Pa, bounded on
the North by land Of D. Kirkpatrick, East by William
Rowan, South by William ROWAN and West by William
IsuwHn.
TERMS s--0ne.thlrd Of the purchase money In hand.
the balance in equal annual inaIllmcnts with inter
est from confirmation Of sale.
Il. D. MAXWELL,
oct2r56-h. Administrator.
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sBrDElaaa's Gosart Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of an order and decree Of the orphan's
ID Court of ButoE county, the undersigned Admin
strator Of the estate of Henry s. Viewer late of Bufa
10 township, decd, will offer for sale by public ynndns,
the premises, Saturday, the 18th day Of Novem-
her next O'Clock, p Of said day, house and
lot of ground in Munrooyile in said township bounded
on the North by lot Of Peter Aut; East by lots of r.
} Gregg South by alley and west bi the FrecpoTt
and Butter Turnpike containing aoont half
rEKMS or SALE.-0ncthitl in hand on coffrma-
ton Of sao, and the balance in two equal annual INSTALL
meuts thereafter. with interest from date of coniirma
ton. BY the Court ROBERT NJ. HARRISON,
Oct. Fl. R6-s. Administrator.
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Administrador's Notice.

nj Office Is herebysiven that, Letters Of Administra
N ton have been ssned TO the undersigned on the
estate Of GIoryiud DoWo late ef the borough of Bat
Ter. Butler county Pa. decd All persons knowing
themselves indebted said hereby requested
to make immediate payment and those having claims
against the to present them properly au Aentiea-
ted for settlement to the undersigned. -
Oct, 3s. 49, II. ID. TlMBLiN.
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Dissolution.

YTIIIE Partnership heretofore existing between Drs
Samuel Graham W, Huseiton known as the
firm of Graham luseton, has this day. Nov o, 1866
been dissolved by mutual consent of the pa ties AS
rm they their sincere thanks to the public for
their liberal patronage.
The business will Be carried on in the same place, by
DR. Samuel Graiain. Where the accounts Of the old
said firm. respectfully requested to call immediate
Iy and settle their accounts
Nov ST. GRAH AM HUSEbTUN
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LICENSE.

FINHF f1lowi ne appicatino fr License TO keep Rest
| Nurant hiss been'dled in the Clerks onico at But
Ter, Pm:
Gabriel Koliler, Bor Butler.
| Oct 81 W j. YOUNG Crk.
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NEW ADvExTIsEMENTs1
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby giFenthat Letters of Ad,ninistrn
IN on has been issued TO the undersigned ON The es
tate of Wm H. Moore, late of Butler borough decd; oil
persons having claims against said estate will presen
them properly authenticated for settlement and thns
knowing themselves indebted to said estate, will max
immediate payments
Nov I Is68-6t Administrator.
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-U-
BLACK az FLEEGEEs,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
AND
SO CLAIM AGENTS.

Pensions procured for soldiers If 1872 their sid
owe All business iutrusted to their pro mptly at
tended Ofce, south West Of Court Ierse, former
iy occupied by @ G Sullivan.
MvatG6-en6.
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&c The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description except
Liquors) purchased and forwarded with dcs-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
MES the order.
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ORPHANS, COURT.
Dec 90, 1865

THE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county will be held on the Second TUESDAY
in every month. Executors Administrators and Guar
dans wanting their accounts stated will please bring in
the vouchers few days before Court
CD. CUTLER, Register.
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CHARLES JOHNSON, sR.,
Formerly Printers Ink Manufacturer.

DR.. Schench will he professionally at his principal
Office No. 10 North Sixth street. of Commerce.
philadelphia, every Saturday from =. NJ. until P. NJ,
No 2 Bond street, New York. every Tuesday, from to
u No. 3S Summer street, Boston, Mass, every Wedncs-
day from to 3, and every other Friday ut los Ba-
more street, Baltimore Nd All advice free, but for
thorough examination of the lungs with his Rspromctc
the charge is three dollars.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Scawced Tonic each
81 30 Der bottle, or 81 80 per hall dozen. Mandrake
Pills, 25 cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
Dec 90, 1865 (2)
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1T CONSENT RRPLR TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
BALTIMORE. Feb. 25th, 1864.
Having known Mr.. Fletcher T. Marine for many
years past, take pleasure in stating that know
him to he gentleman in whom the utmost confidence
may be placed in the transaction of business lie is
prompt, attentive, obligns and Rclabe.-Robcrt Tur-
her, ESD. Dealer in Fertilizers; John W. Ruff 4 Co.,
Dry Goods; +. s. faey Drgssis!, Rev. c. b. Tippett
c. Mechancsbqrgh, Pa. Rev. Andrew Mans,ip; Pha.;
John W. Randolph, ESQ., Cashier Fels Point Bank; Is.
aac p. Cook, Register Of Wills Armstrong 4 Berry,
Booksellers; Tucker Smith Boot and Shoe Dealers
Baltimore, Md Hon. T. Holiday Hicks, U. s. s. Cam.
bridge, MIDI W. L. Mclaughlin, Attorney at Law, York,
Pa,
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TO FARMERS
COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
ENLOUR, Grain, Glover and Flax Seed,
Il Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan,
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vege-
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c,
Can have them we'll sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days OF their reaching the City, by for
wardiLg to the Commission House for Coun-
try Produce of
y. E. MARINE,
N. E. Concr of Frederick Il Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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DR. [. u. GaRRISON'S
Alati-Esyspepaic Pills.

These Pills purely vegetable and do not conai,
any Mercury ttluncl. They should Hlways l,o used
in connection with my Preparations, particularly in
cases Of costiyunr-s they good and perfectly
safe urSatiNc, aud should he used in all of Chills
and Fever, Bilious Bilious Remittcut, byspcpsir Jaul-
drc Depression ii Spirits Coughs Colds and all diseases
that require Purgative Price 25 cents per box,
IF YOU HAVE CHILL,S and FEVER,
Use Dr. e. q. Garrson's Fever and A.uc Cure price
Il 90 per bottle 1t is perfectly SAT AMI reliable
rcmcdy-a sure cure. These preparations not uack
remedies hut of my own manufacture. and only
prepared by Dr. G. G. GARRISON For sale, wholesale
and retail, at my store, II South Eighth Street, Ph,-
dolphin, and for salc hy all Druggists and Dealers gen
orally.
q. Garrison. II. D. i, regular graduate Of the
University Of fonu,s ivHpii and treats patients for all
diseases, at his Office, No. I'll South Eighth street. below
Walnut. Philadelphia. Al consultations free.
The above Tor sale by II. II. hlTCuELL in Ekton
BARK FR. Sole Wholesale Agent for the States Of
Mar land aud Delaware. May IL, 1S6G--lv
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BE- DIR. j. SrLFHIss & CO. haze invented ana
patented a aIYOpiA or C0RNEh FLATTENER, for
the cure Of Observation-Disclosures. which has proved
3 urea. sucts.s. write for Circular,
PRINCIPAL uFFICE--No $40 BROADWAY. New.
NorH. Sept -. lSGG-ly
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VIENNA, Dorchester county, Md January LIST, 1864.
Mr.. y. e. MAHINE ALLOW ME on the beginning of
the year to exeud to most hearty copgrat-
nlatiops for the satisfactory uupner which YOU have
shich have intrustod to your caro- hone in tue fu.
ture that may lie able to Increase those cons .nments
and that you will receive FROM the public worry liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS.
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ROCK HILL. Kent CO.. Md. December alet, 1868.
This IL to certify that during the Inst six years. have
been both directly aud Indirectly connected with Mr. T.
T. Marine, in business and take pleasure in stating
that during that time have always found him practi-
cal, Industrious business man. of unquestionable
integrity possessing the confidence VI all the business
men who know him.
Yours, most respectfully, c. A. LEARY.