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i 40 tAhMS IN ONE, OR ONE

rNhh IN VIZ.
lie w"l!-knoWu 10 Saliuid Farm. sifraf.din
'h"iet"In. Is now tor sae Said tam ctrtsi..
81" "ii nearly 200 ac, eS the choicest mud for ~
iA'nlhs purposes, hut il dc-ied NV pnichaser, j.
r'h ahh vii hc div ed iuto two fam. 49,.
ia'aie The principal or large farm cor,si..
1'".t 30 acres of the test ol had Tor ill.,.
m""it X etc. There is on 1t good t,vo-.Is',,.
%. hS"' i'm "uudhouse, carriage house ty. 49,,
! ' hh'I mail iirrsc haIn corn barn and 49,,
N u u'dui building. two good orchard, Of 20,
" iruit, and mali fruits III, h II, currant. 80.
&c. Eo"d wood hts, NTH plent, Of u,atlss r."
md repair. $50 Ca
The mall fam II onl, trpanted from tn. l,r.,
ore by The midway, and Contains between 80 -
aud hiiy acres OF good land, good IL 49,
oasr a .d good barn. Tie houses an. i, 80.
'ns di' lance Of eac other. should 80 ,,,,,.
'i"l /" occupy them. Said fsrms lire well -.
~ oiJect worthy Of notice to prc1a.er. ~
,r,si &c to the Orwell Cheese F.cioiv 49,.
laifv be ilc business desired Posse,,.o, 80.
Inc Isl OF April next, if sold Now c.ms 80 ~.
tor ourselves, all WHO wish to purchase .rJ Iii
On rue Undersigned living near The ,rep,i,es rsn
vii give you all further particulars.
Shor'han, W., JAY IL, 1857 10
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE

situated at Riverside, Burlington County, n j.,
b founded for the purpose Of gratuitOusy educating
he sons OF deceased Soldiers and Seamcn Of the
United States.
The Bard Of Trustees Of the Institute consist. Of
he following well-kuoWn citizens oiPennsylyania
sad New jersey:
Hon. WILLIAM b. MANN. Dist. Atty, Phia.
liON.LkwlS X. BROoMALL. Ex-Chef Conner
o. ). Mint and Recorder al Deeds Phila
lion. JAMES NJ SCOYEI, New Jersey.
HON. W. w. WARE; New jersey
tkNRf GORhAN. Esq, Ag't Adams Express
LK.CoR, r.q., dJoy, COs & Co., Phila.
fazAssRY DFrAKrMcSr, Washington, D. c..
4 pra IL, 1876. .-Ofce of Internal Revenue -
hAviag received satisfactory evidence that the
proceeds VI the enterprise conducted by the Wash
hgtes Library Company will be devoted to char
liable sses permission is hereby granted TO said
CeapAny to conduct such enterprise exempt from
~ sLaIgs, whether from special or other duty.
L. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The association have appointed as Receivers,
hsssrs- GEORGE A. COOKE & Co, 81 South
Thlrd Street. Philadelphia whose well known
htsgrity aud business experience will be a sufi-
sent guarantees that the money intrusied to them
viii ssprsnPtiy applied to the purpose stated.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nav 20, 1867.
To 4 ts Officeis and Members Of the Washington
L~rsry Co., n. i. READ, Secretary.
Ssntlsmeu :-On receipt Of your favor Of the IL
49,, notifying US Of our appointment as Receivers
tsr your Company. we took the liberty to submit
. copy Of your Charter, with plan Of your enter.
prise, to eminent legal authority, and having ra-
.siyed h:s favorable opinion in regard to ita legal
isy, and sympathlzing with the benevolet object
81 your association. viz; the education aud main
tsnsn. II the orphan children Of soldiers and
ssllor. at this Riverside Institute, we have concla-
Odd 10 sccspt thu trust and 10 best eff,rts
W pion,ots 50 worthy an object.
Isspestfully. yours, &c.
-'tl,tIt' CEo. a. COOKE & co.
AdArsss ell letters and ,rlers to GEO. A..
COOKE, 4 co, La pkers IS South Third Street,
,'hiia.isl phis, Pa, t.esvers f0r the Na,hinSton
Litri.S eomi any. IL
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NJ. II. WEIGH.
Mes.rs SHEAR PAcKArp & Co.:

Mes'rs SHEAR, PAcKArD & Co.;
Gentlemen: Enclosed find dlar, for amount Of
your biil for tie scvcn-inch American Cooking
Stove The stove arrived all tight and am rum
ming it with waste shingles, which buy at shin
gle factory Mt a cost Of seventy cents per week (;
ana can run it with coal. a - per ton, for less.
used tc run an eight-inch for oishty-iour cents
per week-coal 81 per ton--and kept fire night
aud day. have sold hundreds of STYLES If stoves,
Of the stove businoss) | lave never seen SO eco
nomcal, convenient well arranged aud durable Il
stove as the American, and think its equal has
not vet been furnished to the American market.
Yours truly, 5. 7 ROSE.
For Sale 10y
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-FOUR DOLLARlENGRAvINGs,
FIVE DOLLAR ENdRAvINGS.

Amy person who paws Five Dollars shall roc
large and splendid steel plate Of
'TuE MARRIAGE OF PuCAuoNrAs,
and Five certificates Of stock emitting them to
Five Presents.
The engravings and certificates will be delivered
at our Local Agencies, or sent by mail, postpaid,
express, a. May he ordered.
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ESTRAY.

ESTRAY.
II Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber
on the 2Sth day Of November, two rcd iier
calves The owner is reques ell TO prove property,
pay Charge and take them away
J. II. NASH
New Haven, DEC. Il, 1867. 39;3w
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@. Fl. POLAND, Prop'r.

DATENT MEDICINES, large
j. Stock Of all kinds, at EUSSEL'S.
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NJ. II. WEIGH.


DErNiHpsTcS, Mass. Sept. Il, 1866.
SHEAR, PACKARD C Co.
Gents; Last winter used one Of your
American Improved Stoves. and having used in
wears past, the Stewart am prepared to 'ay
tina; tor all purposes the American is preferable
We feel We cannot well do without the American
in our family. Yours trulY,
!. +. Crowr.
Minister Of the Gopi
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Approved November 10. 1865.
NO CONSERVATIVES


TRY a box OF POLAND PLANTATION ONT
MENT. The hest salve In the WoTll. Take no
other, but insist Oh having this.
For sale 10y all Druggists and country dealers
Dr.. W. POLAND, Manufacturer.
2Giyl (See ADVERTISEMENT
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lISIIING TACKLE, SPooNs, Hooks
l. Lines, Flies, Rods, &C., can he found in
great variety, at RUSSELS.
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NOTICE
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Y Formerly owned by David Hooker (iccc lsej)
pleasantly situated on Munger Street, in the
northeast part ot Middlehnrv. on the road leading
to New Haven Mills about 81 miles from Mid
dlebury village. Said farm contains 90 acres of
excellent land, well watered, well adapted to
grass aud grain, good house near school plenty
oi outbuildings and accomod itons for all kinds OF
stock, and some fruit. Also 81 acres Of woodland
easy of access. I'T iIrther particulars inquire Il
Mrs. David Hooker on the premises. Franklin
Hooker ut Cornwall, or of the sub ,criber NJ his
residence. A. G. HOOKER.
Midlrbury, w. Nov 2, 1867.
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CHOICE MUSIC BOOKS

II o Ii DA Y PRE ENTiSl
Beelhoven's Sonatas, 2 vols. Cloth each g.. 90.
Ctopin's Maznrkas aud Values. Cloth, SOFA.
Nenlelss"tn's Songs without Wurd,, Cloth. 81 OC.
MJlartS SonataS Cloth. a.. 30 Thnbergs LA (
dn Giant, Cloth. $500. Moore's lri,h Melodie
plum, - 90. cloth, $500, tull gilt, si.OO
Home Circle Series comprising II collection #
/ strnm'ntal music for the Piano, volumes TIE
P'anists Album, new collection forming the
irl volume OF the HoAe Circle " The silver
Chord. songs, hallad-. quartets, duets, ace Show
e OF PeaIi', vocgl duets. Piano ace. Gems Of
German Song. German and English words, Piuno
acc: Gems Of Scottish Song, Scotch songs aud
ballads fiano, acc. Gems OF Sacred Song Sab.
rath songs and home ballads, Piano ace Oper-
attic PEARL, popular songs quarets, duets trios,
etc. from the principal operas Price Of each
volume, plain, $500 cloth, 81 90; cloth, full
gin. $500. Sold in separate volumes, or the set
complete. 10y all music dealers and sent POSTPAID
by OLIVER DlISON < co, Publishers 277
Washington ST., Boston. 3S;3w
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IT. Z. IfONTON, VuNIltr,
NorgcnBeS, December 10, 1896.


An Act relating to the redemption Of Bank Notes.
II is hcrcbY enacted by the General assembly
Of the State # Vermont;
Sec. |. After the expiration Of the charter Of
any Bauk chartered by thi, state orniter the ter
mnation OF the existence of any sHch bank agree
adv to the laws Of this STATE: such bank mav
cause notice to be published in all tie wcekly
newspapers Of the county where surh bank !.
located for one full wear, setting forth HAT said
bank will redeem its outstanding bills. the day ct
the expiration of It's charter, or the date ct the
termination Of its existence, aud copy =" this
act. And upon due publication OF such notice,
neither such bank nor lis officers shall he liable To
any action for the non-reiemptiun Of any Of its
outstanding bills, unless the same shall have been
duly presented and payment thereof demanded
within the year aforesaid, at the banking house Of
such bank.
Sec ,. Alter the expiration Of the charter or
after the termination Of the existence Of any such
bank as aforesaid, such bank shall ceu>c to lac sub
ject to the operation or liable to the provisions Of
the sixty. thiri section 81 chapter eiEhty-nhe Of
the General Statutes
Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect tr'm this
passage.
Approved November 10. 1865. Ally
TO CONSERVATIVES
Il The Rev EDWARD A WILSON will send
(free Of chargc) to all who desire il, the preserip-
ton with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured ot lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption.
His only Infect Is to benefit the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription. as
il will cost them nothing, and may prove bles-
sing. Please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
9;1y) loo South Second ST., Williamsburg, n. ii
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u Rec GIFTSl FREE GIFTSl

silk Dress Pattern, a Family Sewing Machine
or Gold Watch, for one or two days service In
any town or village Particulars ard rift zen
free hv address ing, with stamp. w. FlSKE & Co
Ne, 10 Hassver st., Bestsn, Mass 6sjsm
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NOTICE.
For sale lIV
vol - no 80 {

Notice.
" Tho existence Of the Bank entitled "1Le
Prcsider. Directors & Co. Of the Bank Of Yer.
gennes" chartered by the Legislature OF the State
OF Vermont. and located in Nergenncs, In said
State. was terminated, agrecablv to the laws If
saii State ON the I'D dav OF December 1860. aud
notice i. hereby given that laid Bank viii redeem
It's outstanding bills. The following act ct tic
Legislature Of Vermont is published 10y direction
Of said Bunk. By order OF the Directors.
w. T. PARKER, President.
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COLLECTION NOTICE

~ All persons having accounts with IN. a..
OF SANfUiD 4 EAGER, are requested TO All.
No deia, is admissible n, re -
s'id out Unless immediate atJnetiop is p;vsn
,h'S matter our accounts will be placed i'm IN.
t. enforce collection.
SANFORD & GAGEe
vi 'l"iur' VT Sept. Y, 1867.
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ksv 10 Obtain Shares and Eagrarings.

Send orders 10 us by mail, enclosing frois 81 to
oe0 either by Post Office orders or in registered
latter, at cur risk. Larger amounts should be
ssnt Nv draft or express
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TRUSSES. SHOULDER BRACES
L aud SuPPORTEIS.-A complete assort-
Inent fitted to parties desiring it For sale hv
W. L 4 l.. 2. RUSSELS.
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$500, 600
Dssa ssrfIdssts Of stset is accompanied with
BEAUTIFUL STEEL-PLATE ENGRAVING,
vort, more at retail than the cost of certificate
nd also insurss W the holder present in the great
Akibutio..
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HAIR OILS, EXTRACTS ASp Pen
IL FuNEEY. Cologne. Pommales Satchct
Powders, Toilet Soaps, can be found At
RUSSlLS
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ELOUR of superior quality, ground
L every weeK, aud for salc by
June D. II. A. SHELDON.
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DOTASII
Common Putash.--alsc Rabbits Potash -
Rancid l.trl, Cos Soap Making For sale hv
II. A. SHELDON.
june Is. 13tr
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HAIR, Tooru, NAU. AND CLOTHES
4 Bnusll,.s. Flesh Brushes, Hair Mittcns and
Crash Towels, Infant Brushes, Leather brushes.
Hat Brushes AMI large assortment Of Combs,
can bc fuund at RUSSELS
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Mi cra' Rock Salt fo Cat e -
Tu k lard : ~ firr Bite!
bar ho%es, aad '> tie iou,d Il. For sale
II. \. SdELDON.
june II J.:
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OH DOLLAR BEGRAvIEGS.
Two DOLLAR ENGHAvINGS.

Ne. I-"Washinyton's Ceurtship." No. =
"WAshias tens Last Interview with his Mother" "
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The Mysterious Bed.

A traveller while vending his way
through the eastern portion Of the State
of New York stopped over night at the
village Of S., with some friends,
who were great wags. In one Of the
bed rooms of the house there was bed
stead fastened by pullies to the ceiling.
Night time came, and the traveller was
shown to his room. A girl led the way,
candle in hand, and after pointing out
the bed, departed with the light, saying
that she needed it for the other lodgers.
The traveller un6ressed, and CROPPED his
way to the bed, or to the spot where he
had seen it, but was amazed to find that
it had disappeared. From corner to
corner he CROPPED, but the search was
useless. Somewhat frightened, he COM
menced shouting, proclaiming that the
house was bewitched. The landlord and
two or three of his guests, bearing lights
answered his emphatic summons, and
just as he was about to tell the story Of
the missing bed, he looked, and 10 there
it stood as it was before. He tried to
inform them of his inability to find the
bedstead, but they only laughed at him,
telling him he must be crazy. Bidding
him good night, and advising him to go
to bed at once and sleep off his deliri
um, they left him AS soon as they had
shut the door he made a drive for the
bed, and landed on the floor. He then
began to halloa and yell louder than
ever, and darted for the door. In at
tempting to descend the stairs he fell
headlong to the bottom, making such a
terrible noise that all the inmates rushed
to him to learn the cause of the disaster.
Again he told his story, but it was re-
ceivedz with ridicule. To satisfy him
that he had been mistaken, one of the
guests proposed to enter the room with
him and remain there until he should
fall asleep. The proposition was gladly
accepted, and in about twenty min
utes the traveller was sound asleep.
The wags then gently hoisted
the bedstead almost to the ceiling, and
commenced shouting fire, murder, etc"
Thoroughly alarmed, he sprang out of
bed; but the distance being fully six
times what he had calculated, he imag-
ined that he had fallen over fifty feet
Fear seemed to strengthen his lungs,
and he shouted like trooper, proclaim
ing that the house was haunted, and
that the imp of darkness had attempted
to fly away with him. The other guests
who had entered the room, coldlv point
ed to the bedstead, saying that it could
not have moved; but they were unable
to shake the belief that his Internal mai
esty had taken refuge in The mysterious
bad ".F ." E .-f. .' ....
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CAMERON, Ono, Nov. 4, 1868,


Ed. SPIRIT; Justice to the Democracy
Of adams township demands an expla,
nation of the light Democratic vote poll
ed at the October election and also at the
Presidential election. There has re,
moved from Adams since the October
election one year ago, thirty-nine Dem
ocratic voters, whose names give: Isaac
Young, Amos Wilson, Elem Wilson,
Elias Wilson, Samuel Boughner, Ste
phen Boughner, John 7. Groadhouse,
Elijah Monahau, Noah P. Buskirk, Sam
uel Abersold, John Disart, George Oil
lespie, Jr,, VIM. Winland, VIM Shepherd,
Michael Thomas, James Cannon, Louis
Elliott, Thomas McLary, Joseph Hart
line, R. X Walton, George Wolf, VIM.
Steele, VIM. Hickman, Roseberry Hick.
man, VIM. Norris, (dead, Chris. An
thony, David Vannest, Thos. Williams,
Jos. Williams, Amos Steele, James Nc
Lane, VIM. Meeker, John Duffee, Thos,
Culbertson,. John Wilkinson, Obediah
Pittman, Elijah Mcmahon, Jr., Everhart
McGilton and Benjamin McMahon,
This list make from memory. There
are probably Others whom do not know
of. While there has this numberleft the
township, but eleven Democrats have
moved in, to the best of my recollection,
whose names 1 give:
jacob S. Erlewine, .Jr., WIN, Work
man, VIM. Pasco, John Goudy, John P
Mellott, James Stewart, George Suppes,
Mesh Baker, VIM. Baker, James Hays,
James Donely.
Four Republicans have moved out and
five moved in. The converts that have
been made in the political field, in Ad-
ans, have in every case been additions
to the Democracy. The Democracy of
Adams never can, and never will, change
except by removals. Please give the
foregoing an insertion in your paper.
Respectfully Yours. WIS. WILEY.
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Shocking TheatIiCais.
The Paris correspondent. of the Lo,

The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times writes
"The following piece of audacity is
reported from Florence If the repre-
sentation at the Arena Nazionale on
Saturday evening might be taken to in
dicate the tendencies of the present
Italian drama, it would be simply re-
tracing its steps to those medieval re-
ligious mysteries in which we are com
PEELED to seek the beginning of the mod
ern European stage. There was given
on that night new play entitled 1.-The
Messiah" in which, as might be inferred
from the title, Jesus Christ played the
principal part. The expectation Of so
unusual dramatic novelty had crowd
ed the arena in every corner, but the au-
dscity of the dramatist was not crown.
ed by corresponding success--the pro
duction, which should have extended
over four acts being brought suddenly
to close amid storm Of Kisses and
hootings in the middle Of the third act
The play opened with q dialogue be.
tween Pontius Plate and Mary Mag.
dalene, who. are supping tete-a-tete, but
whose conversation is interrupted by
the entrance of one Of the Scribes OF
Pharisees, who denounces to the Roman
Governor the revol uticnary agitator
Christ, by whose presence Jerusalem is
at that moment disturbed. Much to the
surprise of Pontius Plate, the defense
Of the accused Galilean is warmly taken
up by Mary Magdalene. The second
act seems TO have been a succession Of
utterly fustain rants on the rights of
man, liberty, equality, fraternity, Sc,
placed by the author in the mouth of
Christ, and designed apparently to con-
vey to the audience of the arena the last
and most approved democratic theories
on the scheme Of the Christian gospel.
Two acts of this frightful farrago were
as much as even the groundlings
of the arena could stomach, so the
third was made short work Of"
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New York Money Market.


Tho excitement in Wall street to-day
is intense and without precedent in the
history of the stock exchange. The
panic this morning was about as severe
as was ever known and in the afternoon
the buoyancy was greater than at any
time since the speculative furore for ,
rise, about two weeks ago.
MONEY--The market opened very
stringent at Z per cent. on cali with t PEI
cent. commission, but closed easier at
per cent currency. This was oceasionec
by reports that the bear clique bad GOV
cred their shorts and we're letting GU
money and that the banks vere lending
more freely, which seems to be authen
tic. 5tfi&i III
STERL1NG-Unsettled at 10Saal09}
GOLD-0pened at 1923 and closed a
GOVERNMENT STOCKS wsr.
pauicky this morning and prices de tliuet
aal1 per cent : At'rhe noon call ther.
was better feeling with the recovery o.
tai per cent. and late in the Afternoon
there was further advance Of tai pei
cent, the market closing active and firm
Coupons OF 81, ll24all3; d, '62, l0Sa
1851; do ga 1868; do '65, lO6fal07; dc
new. l09alOss; do 81, lO9alO94; do '6s
i02all0; 10 40s. 1044.
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LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION On Monday
night engine 500 exploded on the Cen
tral Ohio Railroad, near Claypools sta
ton, twelve miles west of Zanesville.--
The train was running at the rate OF
twelve miles an hour, without any extra
pressure of steam, and no cause is as
signed for the accident. When the ex-
plosion occurred the engineer. fireman
and one of the brakemen were on the
engine. Robert Brown, the engineer,
and Wilson Gardner, the brakeman, OF
Pataskala, were instantly killed. John
Hurley, the fireman, was blown some
distance and badly bruised. 1t is said
that the body of Brown was blown a
hundred feet into the air, pieces Of his
clothing being left in the top of tree
near the track The engine was torn to
pieces, the first car injured, and the road
obstructed for several hours. The wife
of Gardner formerly resided near this
place, and is the daughter of Mrs. Ma.
lone-Bosnesuille Enterprise, Nor. B.
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LOCAL lNTELLIGENCE
County Officers.

Probate Judge, W. r. SINCLAIR; Office on.
dsor Ncrsh Of the Postotice.
Auditor, s. GRInsnAw; Office up stairs IL
bloomer House. = ~ = %-
Treasurer, DANIEL NKuHAsT; Office az the
residence of II. Schaub, Bast side Of Public
Square. Nti ft,st5 t..t.l,
Clerk Of Court, JRRE. WILLIAMS; office at W
=. Norris residence. --..----.l
Presenting Attorney. J. P. sPRrdas, Office
% stairs IN Bloomer House. y 2.
kecorder. d. O'CoSxoR; Office at his resi-
dstce, Bast side Of town. . y =
eherif, JosErH MYERS; Office with Clerk.
Il Neutrality-suspicious. BERNHARD, VIZ.
WORKMAN, r. A. LANPIse; Office with Auditor.
. Surveyor, o. s. SLOAN; Pos.ofice Stafford.
i lnArmary Directors, WV. RsAD, SrsPuRs
0ScanzRry, JESSE JACKSON.
8 s'corohsf, jons MuuLRNAs, ESQ.