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Club II FIVE SuBscRiBERs at - % each, m one
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~ rss.iasAs q las united sa.,s..
Z ULYSSES s. GRANT,
or ILLLNors. n

81 We have received from Hon. B
Z. BvrtEs and Hon. S. r. Carr
g,cppies ht their speeches in the
House Of Representatives on the
fihaa':ccs, for which they have our
tbanks. ,,os.1 ss5dl io oyi.cl
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"a Repository of Fashion,
Pleasure and Instruction"
HARPER,S

III "A N Il IL IL y IL "A IA n IL.
Tho Publishers will commence, on Noyem.
ber LIST, the issue Of HARPEK's bazaar, q Week.
ly Journal, devoted to Fashion and Home Lite.
rature. Their aim ~ wo.iOld TO supply the
existing needofa Weekly Fashion Newspaper,
and to combine Herewith u brst.class literary
journal, wheh which will 10 indispensable -
every household. f l...t'asr b
Arrange have been made, at animmense
cost, with the most celebrated OF the Fashion
Papers OF Europe, especially with the famous
RdIar OF Berlin, which supplies tho fashions to
the leading journals OF Paris, to furnish the
same TO them IN advance, sothat hence,orth
the fashions will appear In llAnrIR's BAEAR
simultaneously with their publication in Paris
and Berlin IAN advantage enjoyed by no other
journal In tho country, l'2f 44a -
The patrons Of HARPER's BAzAR will receive
every fortnight large pattern plates, containing
from forty to tily Iiu siHed patte rms Of ladies.
misses and children'S bonnets, oloaks, dresses,
under-clothing, and other articles, aceompa.
MED with the necessary descriptions and di.
rectious, and OCCASIONALLY an elegantly Colored
Fashion Plate Of the size Of Harper's Weekly.
HARPER's, BAEAR will contain ~ folio pages
Of the siae OF Il ARrER's WEEKLY, printed on SUI
perfine ealendcred paper, andNll be published
weekly. .
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Board Of Examiners will meet in the
upper rOOtn ot tho County Offices, for the Ex.
animation Of Teachers, on the Second and
Fourth Saturdays fn February. 1868.
The. examination will begin precisely at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and no application vi II be re-
ceivcd foi examination after l o'clock, A. NJ
Teachers will remember that they can get
certificates nj no other time, and that they
must be prepared 10 stand an examination in
0rthography, Reading, Penmanship. Arithme-
tic, Geography English Grammar, and Theory
OF Teaching. .sIr .I.aU
!. The character Of the applicants exami-
nation will bo represented on n scale Of ono to
ten-one denoting the lowest qualification, and
ten the highest
2. Four classes Of certificates will he grant
ed, as follows First Class, valid "a months
second class, valid Is months I; third GLASS,
valid ~ months; fourth class, valid months.
Hereafter no SIX months certificate viii be
issued to the same applicant moro Than once.
3. A satisfactory examination in the theory
and practice Of teaching, and hig h degree OF
success in teaching Will be considered in de-
termining th, class Of certificates to be grant
3D. No certificate will he granted unless the
applicant passes an examination in each branch
Of study required By lac.
Owing TO change IN the School Law, nll
applicants VIII he required to pay q fee Of ffty
cents, asa condition oil examination. IL,
All applicants must como prepared with a
prepaid envelope. properly addressed to
themselves. by order the Board.
.-Jy 9fi b. COLE, Clerk.
Jan. 1C, 1868. 80
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that ibe under
Nsigned have been duly appointed and quail
lied as Assigpees Of the property, of Samuel
NJ. Salu. Persons knowing themselves TO be
indebted to said Samuel N. Sam. are re quest
cd 10 make immediate payment, and thoso
having claims against him will present the
st,:ic TO the Undersigned Assignces &
H0All McNAGHTEN,
DAVID PENCE.
E s. % III II a., +. ASHBRQUK,
Z jan. ., GS-j%" ~ Af Assgiiocs.
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We endorse the following, from
the Dayton Journals;
We feel bound to cay that the
present typographical appearance
of tho Cincinnati Commercial is
very beautiful. It is the most
comcly daily newspaper facC in tho
oouutrr s9s aunb gl fNtpg la'
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General Meade, q few days since
notified the Georgia Convention
that, in his opinion tho expenses
of that body should bc Paid i,om
the State Treasury, and that he
would cndeavor to remove tho oh.
stacles TO such payment FL
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ERRORs. or. YOuTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and allthe
effects ofyouthful lindiserction, win for ,hcsake
humanity, sendfree to all who need
t. the recipe and directions for making the SIM.
plersmedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishingto profit the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e
can do so by addressing, in perfect tconidence |;
JOHN D, oGDES,
Mayo, '67-lF q Ccdr Street, New York.
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NEW ADEB9EEE NEN96.
Farm for. Sale.

A FARM OF I6O ACHEs, sITtA.
n ted a5 miles west OF Lancaste Il j ~ acres
eltared-ail unaer good fence-or for de in
% acre tracts.
! Alsc-two vacant City Lots near The depot OF
the &. & q. Il. r., and also, ono lot on Canal
street, North end of the city.
For fall particulars address or cali Oh c. +.
SHAEyTEr, Lancaater, Ohio.
Jan, Is, lS6S-1nl
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10 dW tCh0m u may concern: va.
This IL to certify thatJAAEsS. SMITH alone is
entitled to use the shelby College Lottery Grant
OF Kentucky, or any scheme or classes there.
under. -
All other schemes or classes, after January
lst, 1858, by whomsoever devised or draw q, un-
der the name of the Shelby College Lottery
Grant, are without legal authority from us.
Nor ara we in any manner bound by the pro-
coedmgs olany such persons so acting without
authority from us. Il. o. 0.SHACKELFURD,
OH J. l.. CALDWELL,
.rr - II A. CHlNN, ..
JAS. A. .ELLlNGWOCD.
Managers appointed by the Shelby Circuit
Couriorthe shelby College Lottery Grant.
CARD. Hh'I
As will be seen by the above notice. have
the sale and exclusive right to draw the shelby
College Lottery on AMI after January list, lsJs
The same will be managed and conducted ailer
tho above date in the nanic OF FRAScs, SMIrn,
h Co. Iu JAS. 3. SMITH. {.
We have filed In Shelby Circuit Court Shell.
byy'lle, KY, u Bond amounting 10 Three Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, (sJUO,UOO) FOR the pay.
meat OF all prizes. fiil1| +''''''
The KentuckSLottcry on tho Single Number
plan will be drawn on the lith and JJth days Of
each month during thcycar 1868. 'a"
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Leucoyrhoea,

Or, Whltes which follow local debility end con.
stitutoda! weakness, can be eifcctnaIiy cured
by the use Of Rebaek's Stomach I,ltters. DO
not let the druggist sell you any other remedy
MS these Btters are prepared with especial
to cure
Sold by G. @. Beck Druggist, Lancaster.
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Bargains in this Line.
sLEEPT Ess NIGHTS.

AZ rctnedy to soothe all nervous excite.
mont, and iu its truest AcnHe, Rervihe, there
Is, perhaps no mediolne cxtantwhoh is receiT.
ed with 50 much favor ~ Roback's Stomach
Bitters; vino glass. full on aolngto bed is all
hat ls required 10 produce sound and healthtnl
slaep 30 1Di fNttNh Do" df-ts. ~ ."
Z ssa eSe O. Rseh tnoeesHss ss cdwsuios
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NIoTICE "a hereby giren tlat have teen
lVappOleted aud quaiified BY tho Probate
Court Of Fairfield county Administrator dc
bonisnaR Of ihe EH1Rtc ofsamnel Beery, late Of,
Paidoounty, Gee. JOHN y. BRAsEE.
JSp.9 lsds-Sw% =
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l,l3O prizes, amounting to $3.50, ,25O
Tickets sl2, Halves Sc, Quarters IS.

TlckcIs SI2, Halves Sc, Quarters S3.
nG-The above MAGNIFICENT SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY will be drawn IN PuBLIC, in CoyISGr0S,
Ky ny three SwOlN COaMIs 'IoSgRS, at ONE
O'CLOCK +, NJ, nt the coruor OF FiFrM AND MADI-
son srs The Kentucky Lotteries are no tin
Enterprises, but responsible Money LOTTERIES,
that have been conducted for the past thirty
years, ard are drawn under the authority OF a
charter from the State, and bonds arc gwen to
secure the payment Of all prizos. o. Ilrl i
The official list of numbers drawing prizes
willbo published in the New York Herald, Gin.
ennatl Daily Commercial, and oincinnStl Ger.
man papers,
b pS-We draw two Lotteries daily, and give
persons the advantage OF selecting their
own numbers. Send your nd iress for a
circular. Address all orders to ,.p.. ..f.
FRANCE, SMITH, 4 Co,
Box 374. GOV I'm Eton, XIV.
Jan. l6, ,lSGS-2t
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Tho OHIO Senate, on Monday,
adopted the resolution to rcscind
sheratfaDAsiOn Of sKe proposed AT.
tictO s4Of the Constitution of the
UUitei States, by a. party vote
ls~l7. So-thc assem Of ohioto
shssmost jast aad bcneticOpl ,usas.
wa SO iarius.a Legislpturs repre-.
'eptmga a minority Of her people
san do il, is Withdrawn.
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OONTnU KWhTeT, NUUOTnh SCIpeII
Conrad Winter, philp Nester,
Joseph KurtEnap, Henry Clcss,
William Schopp DH Aug II. Willlge.
Theodore Miller.
Ancr tho election OF officers, tho following
report was read by the soci etary'
10 the President, Directors. aud Members Of he
Lancaster Building and Sdping Association;
GGSrLEnrN- In compliance with the Laws
and Regulations OF the Association, have the
honor 10 report that the Association which
w0s organized on the 30th OF July, 1867, nun. e.
bers NJ present 2J4 members, and that the
whole STOCK OF 1900 shares IN taken up. The
receipts for the last mouths were .....Sb,C7l IL
This Anount has been paiIin Ns follows
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amendment. (which tho Prcsi.
dent has. no business whatever to
do, as those papers have passed
from the control of tho State Of
Ohio, and belong to the archives Of
the National Stele Dcpartmept.l |
INAIGIIRAI- AnIrpRss I
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Quarterly Statement of the IIock-
Ing Valley National Rank, OF Lan-
caster, Monday morning, January
9th, 1903. +sa .~
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Farm for Sale.

A GOOD FARM or 80 ACRES, OF,
~ Good ba nd situated three miles cast
ant Run Valley. Has on II agood house and
stable, four good sprngs and a yoane orchard
ot l2b trees. For particulars aud terms apply,
on the premises to ALLEN DE AN
Jan. ID, lS6S.--2m.n ystND9H hg-E1i
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Opthalnlia,

Or, inflammation ofthe Eyes, not nnfrc0nentIy
arises from n disprdered state OF the stomach;
q few doses OF Robhck's Blood Pills will, in
most easos, effect cure BY removing the
cause. .... ,il mort EtJr.IbuSg
sola BY G. @. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
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K ENT UCK YLOTTER Y
FRANCE, SMITH & CO.,
Managers, .... ....

Successors to MURRAY, EDDY X 20,
In the management oftho Kentucky State Lot.
teryfor Tho benoft Of Shelby College.
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Lancaster Building and Sa-
wing Association.

Alta meeting Of this Association held at tho
City Hall on Monday evening, 18th inst, the
following otiieers were elected for the ensuing
year .,.A .Hu .EH O.. 90. tf
President Conrad Kehler,
Vice President ..."..,...., ......William Schopp,
Treasurer A. Gebeleln u,
Secretary ,.......,....'....-..-John Welgei
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DISSOLUTION.
Rare Chance for Bargains.
The partnership pexisting underthO firm, namc Of
KEHLER Dc MAYER,

viii DO dissolved on the first day Of April
next, and from the present until that time their
extensive and unequalled stock OF
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Tu1A HAS JUST ADDED
4 Forty fcot to the Length Of my store rponA
--IrIurc the lnngest room in Lalcastcr--andt
have inst deducted Forty per cynt. lrtin
the price pl my goods-bcfVre the cheapest
goods IN Lancaster. np ,rr7 .n,r1
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JolS GIRlGH77, Att.y for plai5tia.
Dee p' iSG;Gw.{ tl AO n 81 a 81
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lHH mors know hy experience that they can
buy the best and the cheapest iiodds At my. .ss
sr' e eaqaredor te I6 II TsT SoRESni
the cheapest gnotis sin town, and every man,
won,sn and child will tell him 10 go to Olds' Z,
store. sHtN . .d to I'c tf"NN H'Ipl ~
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Poems or the war,
Collected and Arranged
BY MISS EMILY n MASON

The rapid sale of the Southern Poems Of the
War" induces me 10 offer 10 the public second
editioD--reyised aud enlarged, with many new
Poems, which, Il is hoped, will enhance the IN.
tercst and vhlue Of the book n
! am most grateful for the kind reception
which this collection OF Poems has met with,
and sympathy and generous aid which has thu.
Tar attended my ehurts. Already, thrangh the
means thus acquired, haye provided for tho
maintenance and education OF TwErrY-Ffyg
Southern girls, and trust that the sale Of an.
other edition will enable roe 70 accomplish as
much more. 4l
appesl TO all good people TO aid me In this
effort 10 provide Tor the women of tho South
1.-THE futuve mothers Of the country the timely
boon Of education. Many OF these children are
the orphans of soldiers, from whom they have
inherited Eotbing but hn honorable narne and
the last hours Of more than one Of whom was
enabled 70 sootbe By the promise that would
90 something for the little ones left behind
them. Thatpr0mise, trust, this humble effort
may enable me In part 70 redeem. 1855
EMILY ". MASON.
In soliciting orders for lhls New Edition,
which may be considered slnost New book.
the Publishers will siirpiT add. that Ia co-opo.
rating with Mlss MAspE IL ths truly iaubIe %.
ject contemplated In Publishing this vnlame,
neither pains nor expense have been spared 70
issue y In = style Of elegance and nestDess to
compare fayorably With any similar work pub
@z1- A more graceful or appropriate Holiday
Gift than a fine copy OF Southern Poems can.
not be selected. For sale by all booksellers.
VA Sent by Mail, prepaid, on receipt oi
the price, for either style.
MURPHY a CO., PBbri,Ays,
jsly ., 1888, y'lA
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Select goetru
syMPATmY.
rr Hanfon .. nanp.

Hide NOT thy secret grief
In the dark chambers Of The soul,
Where sombre thoughts and fancies ron,
Bringing thee no relief
Gloomy and cold the spirit grows,
While brooding over faneied woes:
The Ilghtest care, while yet concealed,
Lics like mountain ON the Breastt
Tho heaviest grief, when oncr revealed,
Il lalled By sympathy 10 rest
Relieve thy burstlng heart,
Aud poor into some loving ear
Each bitter thought. each chilling fcarj
How soon will all departl
Add words Of love, like bsslisg balu,
VIII gently soOtbe aud awsciiy calm,
TIN reasons almost fsding ray
Resumes Ia firm and wented sway,
And though ihy burdea be not lsss,
Thou wilt not EsiIl BE- comforslcas.
Hast thou no human friend,
To whom II hours like these 10 turn
When thine osrburasaed soui will yeasn
lss bis,grness % end
Oh, still despair pst--thefe u One
To whom sad hearts have often gone
Though rich the gins for which they pray,
None ever came unhlcst away
Then, though all earthly ties be fivsp,
smile, for thou hast friend 10 heaven.
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Bro SEEr -" May BE-, 2 sail an &c.
feesionaie husband % his loving spouse,
"yoa would not be 20 handy about DIS
playlog those big feet of yours " you
kncw what occurred ai the shopmak kers
when l took your shoe 70 be mendcd the
other day"
|" Well, Whist was Il II"
The shoemaker took u IN bis hard.
gazed upon Il fcw moments and burst
into tears
What was tho fool crying shout r.
IL seems thai bis grandmother rails
cd him, aud hc was exceeding fond Of
her, and during his absencc from honsc
one time she died and lie returned Only
in tiiBo to attend her funeral Your
shoe, in size and shape, painfully re
minded him Of her colin
. A slap 10 the face accompanied by
"take that you ruihan," pul an end 10
the story, aud our rcsders may imagine
the rost.
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a landlord at Portland, Ne, BY The
name Of Cram, has his name on the
plates used At his isblo. A bulky,
though evidently hungry individual. az
ter waiting impstisntly al the dinper
table. The othar day. for the raising Of
the akiyers," after soup, cast his eyes
upon bis plato aud exclaimed. With a
drawing arowl; Cfagl! Well, Jest
bring along yer vittles, and see n /
don't do Is" A roar Of laughter fol
lowed from The guests.
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aEil ,ana atu,nor.

10
IN Two VOLUMES One Of the most
perfect illnstrAtions Of Hsauce." in its
popular seuse, with which we arc &C.
qnainsed, Is conveyed 10 the reply once
given by a French priest 10 bis bishop.
Il is regulation made By canonical
law Shat priest cannot keep female
servantto manage o household unless
she be Of the assigned age Of at least
forty years IL once happened that a
bishop dined with priest, az whose
house the prelate had arrived IN the
course OF a visitation tour. On thato oc-
casicn he found that they were waited
on At dinner by twoqaiet, pretty female
attendants, Of some twenty years each
When the diocesan and subordinate
were ouce more alone, the former
remarked on the uncanonical condition
Of bis household, aud asked the priest
if be were not aware that BY rule Of
the Church he could but maintain but
one servant, who mist have attained Ut
least forty years. II am quite aware
Of il, n,onseigncur, ssaid tha rubieund
father; "butl you see, prefer having
my hopsekespers ir two volumes"
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WmAr 70 SrAMP.--AIl notes and
evidences Of debt. iiye cents on each
slOOi IL under 500, Eve cents; IL over
500, Eve cents on each additional 800
or part thereof An receipts for any
amount without limit over $50, Two
cents if s20 or undcr, nothing. All
deeds aud deeds Of trust, fifty cents on
each $500 10 value Of the property con.
yeyed OF the amount secured; shen a
deed Of crust is fully stamped the note
secured must not be, but they should
be endorsed toshow the reason Why
Mortgage bonds need not be stamped
It stamps are affixed TO the mortgae J.
All appraiscment, estates, or estrays.
Eve cents Dn each sheet or piece OF pa.
per. AtIidayi.s Of every description
are exempt from stamp duties. Ac.
fl0te cd Ia~I.
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PmYsIcGANs.
Or. VIM. 3. Shlpley

nFFERS bis professional seryic Is to tho
" the citizens Of Westminster and vicinity.
TOrrIcE adjoining Farmers and Mechnn,
cs National Bank, lately occupied by DR..
J. b. Warfeld After or. ". if not pro.
fsssionally engaged he can be found ut the
residence Of his father, adjoining the Cath.
olic Church. - ap9-6mo
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Suppose . man owns skiff; be fas.
tens the skiii TO tho shore with rope
made OF straw along cou,cs a cow; COW
gotta into the boat; turns roand and
ests the rope; the skia thus let loose,
with tho COW on board, starts down
stream. and on It's passage is upset |,
the COW is drowned. Now. has the
man that owns the COW got 10 pay for
the boat, or the man that owns the boat
got 70 pay for the GOVT
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Chatsworth Hill School,
SEIEcr BoARBsKG AxD DAY StnooL Foa
YouN0 LADIES, 1888 FRAxKiax STREkr, z
ai BALTIMORE, MD. 1856
Mas. P. L. EIcHELBERGER AND Miss A. E.
HASS0N, PBIxcIPALs,

Mas. P. L. EICHELBERGER AND Miss A. E.
HASSoN, PnIxcrPALs.
The location selected for this Schools in
an agreeable, healthy and retired part Of the
city. The building, furnished with al the
modern improvements, snch as water, gas,
baths, &c, and having large and we'll
shaded yard attached, Il admirably adapted
TO the purposes ofthe Institution.
The School rooms win be fitted up in the
most modern style and every arrangement
will be made to secure the comfort and nd.
vancemeut oftho pupils. -
Terms ron DoARDIso PefiLs. i
Board und Tuition in English, French and
latin...--.... ....,. ...... =. ........ $500 90
No extras except Pew-rent and Washing
Each pupil Il required 20 be furnished
with towels, table napkins, fork, spoon and
napkinring all Of which, as well as wearing
apparel, must he marked with the owner s
name. Af M
TgRNs ron DAy SCHOLARS.
Tuition IN English, French 4 Latin $i2j 90
Music aud German NJ Professors prices.
use Of Piano 50 90 per quarter.
The School Will continue 10 session from
the 10Th Of September to the 18th OF June.
A recess of ten days win be given at Christ.
mas and also at Easter Payments to be
made strictly ia advance. The bills will be
rendered semi iannually, al the commence
ment of the term. or on entrance, and on
the Ist Of February. A pnncinal attendance
at the opening of School Is especially re.
qnesied. Pupils may enter nj any period
OF the year, but they will be expected 70 re-
main TO the close Of the School year, and If
removed before that time fuli payment will
be required.
REFERENrgsi
Rev. james Graham, Winchester, Va. /;
Rev. T. W. Dosh, do Rev. wm. EggIe.
s,on, do. I; " n. Brent, Esq. do. Robert
u Wolfe, Esq, do Wm. II. Baker, Esq.,
do; q, N. Brown, Esq, do. Hon. II.
Mccullough, Elkton, Nd. Rcv II. Ma.
thewa, do. Rev. z. d. Sadilcr, u. D.,
Lathervilc, Md. Rev. D. lIiille. Roanoke
College, Va Prof G. 8. Wells, do. Rev.
J. ]. Miller, SianntOn, Va. Col. George
Baylor, do. Baker Bros, do. j. r. Hitc.
Esq, Middletown. Va. Marx Bird, Esq,
Woodstock, Va. DR.. j. H. Dunbar, Bal.i.
more, Nd. Wni. NJ. isnsey, Esq, DO. ~ /.
Vanderford, Middletown. Del
pA-tor further information apply al this
Office. july 10, -l0N