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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-25
A REMARKABLE OUREl
SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS IN THE
THROAT. SORE GUMS. SORE HoUTH,
SORES IN THE NOSE, AROUND
THE EYES, de-,

If recently exhibited, q few bottle, will cure. II
chrome, or through the effects of Mercury. Potas-
sum- corrosive Sublimate. from six to one dozen
bottles may BIZ required to make permanent cure.
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OTTO soNTAG,
DYER AND sCOURER,

CORNER CLIFFORD AND ,AROBDALE STREETS,
CHARLESTON, s. O.
GENTS COATS, VESTS. PANTS. AND FELT
Hats, dyed cleaned and pressed, Ladies' Dresses,
cleaned and pressed. Orders done with greatest
dispatch. D&c-3 June %
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Audion Sales. J.
Butler, Cheese, Coffee, Tea, &c.
G.. w. STEFFENS & co.
Will SELL THIS DAY in front of their store, No. 80
vendue Range, at halfpast O'Clock,
20 frkins and tubs BUTTER
rs boxes Cheese
10 sacks Coffee
Is chests Tea
20 terces and bbls. Molasses
25 bbls. Pigs Shoulders, Hams and Strips
Is bids. Shoulders, Sides and Bellies.
June 26
Claret Wine, &C., &c.
BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER
THIS DAY. the 25th instant will be sold in our
store, No. 1877 East Bay. at 10 O'Clock,
500 bottles CLARET. WINE.
AND,
general assortment Of GROCERIES,:
Conditions cash. June 20
Positiue Sale.
BY r. M. CATER.
viii be sold THIS DAY, on Browns Wharf at three
quarters past O'Clock,
ESQ hrkins and tubs CHOICE BUTTER. just landing
10 boxes Bellies
400 Hams
40 tubs Lard.
Conditions cash. June 20
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3.l0f ,ohat place.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-18
Ism he s1runah (Gu.) Ne,qs, Dec, 4

DEATH OF LEuT.CoL MAYNADIER.--Breyct Lieutenant
Colonel Henry E. Maynadicr u s. commander of tho
military garrison at this post died yesterday afternoon
az the Ogleitrpe Barracks, of consumption. lie has
been i'll for worry long time aud since being stationed
IN this city ans done but little uctiye duty lie was con-
fined to his spme weeks but within the past few
days he WAS feeling very mpch better; was able to be
about and hnd thought Of dying soon His demise
yesterday was very sudden and unexpected and was
great shock to his brother officers and tho many friends
e had made IN this city by his gentemanly conduct and
bearing. MS. III
Colonel Muynader native of tho State of Virginia
and was appointed q cadst ut West Point from the
District Of Columbia. He pursued the usual cpnrse of
study ut tAat Institution, and graduated in 1851 as
royet Second Lien;enalt, and assigned for duty in
the First Artillery. Promotion in the army was slow
previous to the and the breaking out of hostties
found hipl O. Lieutenant in the Tenth Infantry with
which regiment he served through the campaigns of the
Army OF the Potomac, participating in the bloody
gagemcnts in Virginia. until after the battle of Freder
ieksburg, becoming Captain in the meantime, In De-
cembcr 1858, he was appointed to tho command OF the
Sixth regiment of u s. Volunteers and was afterwards
sent to the western frontier of the military COM
missoners appointed to arrange Indian affairs Mean
while he had been appointed Major of the 18th Infantry
and whnn his business in tue West was completed, ho
took command OF that regiment then on duty at Rlmra
New York, guarding the prison camp. After the close
OF tho war in 1865. lie made Lieutenant Colonel by
brevet, and MajQr-Genera of Volunteers by breyct-
His regiment was stationed in South Carolina for some
e and he commanded suc0essiyely the posts of Dar-
ington and Summerville. About three months ago
this regiment ordered here to relieve the 10th In
nptry, and since that time he has been in command of
this post. :
Col Mhynndier one of the most gontlomaply off.
GERS TINT eyer exercised authority in this section Al
ho"gh but little known to people, his course OH
OCCASIONS was such as to win for him tho respect
Of a aud those who knew him cannot but regret his
death. lie leaves vito aud family.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-18
Correspondence or The .lEgis
0ad EHfeiIiJencer.n
The Roads.

t fAhisIONi DEC. 10, 1905.
MR EDITOR II see sir that the old song of bad roads
Is being sung again, like the reports of Grand ,ues In
relation to Aims House and jail Our authorities road
anu 20 10 sleep again, never to awake until some
Taxpayer calls so earnestly that they must take heal
That wihts tbe matter Now, s il the PRINCIPAL tax
earnest and insist on sufficient funds being IeyicI 10
our main thoroughires IN complete order and tbnn o
point men OF known ability TO dispense the nls -
propriaeJ, the result have no doubt wouIJ h yc,y
s.sctnry, nave been silent observer of tho super
VISION u one " our main roads during tho last summe
anu iai anu think may worry safely saw wifi,
gtnl lIom team and scrapers, least fur Tires lis
WORN Could bf done for the outlay And This air will
DC tte ease nnt our Commissioners who lovy tho tax
on US snail take the matter of directon In hind AMI ~,
mat no appointments are made that cannot ronro IN.
necessary implements and teams to thorouVv rnnair
our sadly dilapldated reads. Then sir teir eeonanv
would begin ut the right place How very much better
1t would he for the taxpayer If they should ennIoy
some master workmen, at good salaries to repnir arr
roadsl IT. SIR. you were going 10 build house would
you not enipny sLillin MECHANIC 2or woi.ld v,m If
you Ycra going to treat yourself new suit Of clothes
SIT down and make II YOURSELF Now, SIR If tcse IL
Illustrations would not suit your ideas Of economy Just
the sane with road mending. Get the best workman
known at the bsness, and gjyd him good blows and
crapers and The funds to thoroughly repair your roads
ana think sir that in few years such condition OF
our roads yl be made will make us proud and YOU
sir, viii sing for us very different tune {" s""' =
whist on the subject Of road improvement, must
tell you TINT noced the last Report OF the Grand Jury
onths subject of the almshouse and jail 1t was short
anu 10 mo point and was all that the circumstances
would allOr and wear report tho day when
the last shall be made, before the consunaton Of that
very desirable oljact-a new Alinslouse and Jail
In conclusion, allow mo to thank You for every word
spoken or written IN our heha and let say further
that I'm satisfied that your columns are omen nj mi
times to those who DESIRE through that medaIn to try
TO bring about better state of thin gs in regard 10 all
our public improvements - -, - TAXPAYER.
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NAVIGATION CLOSED. Navigation on the
Cannal has closed entirely for this season, the
ice having formed bridge across the river at
havre de Grace, over which persons could
walk with safety ON Tuesday, Eight boats
were ice-bound at Havre de Grace, three OF
them loaded and three empty. The arrivals
at Havre de Grace, for the week ending on
Saturday last, numbered So boats, Of which
II boats, loaded with coal, lumber, hay, &C.,
were lowed to Baltimore; II with coal and
lumber to Philadelphia; 3, with coal, to Spe-
sutia Island, and 8 boats, with miscellaneous
freight, to other points; and boats unloaded
at Havre de Grace. l E.s'T51 p.
Our thanks are due to an esteemed CORES.
pondent, at HaYre dc Grace, who has prompt
ly supplied us, from time to time, with de.
tails of the cannal trade at that point. = Z
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-18

CLOSE OF NAyIeATIoN-The cold SNAP
OF weather during this week has brought
navigation to close. On Wednesday morn
ing the first ice of this season made its ap-
pearance onthe river in pretty large quaint
ties and kept increasing SO fast that the ferry
boat "Callie" was compelled to give up the
contest at five o'clock p. NJ, having at that
time made the last trip. Yesterday morning
the river was closed to within about quar-
ter of mile of the Columbia shore, where the
ice was still running. = Wraghtsoille Star, 11h.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-18
The Great Pictorial Annual.

IIostettcrs United States Almanac for 1862 for dis
tribntiop gratis, throughout tho United Saes and all
civilized countries OF the West Hemisphere will bc pub
shed about tho first Of January, and all who wish to
understand tle true philosophy of health should read
and pole the valuable suggestions il contains In ad-
dition admirable medical treatise the fauses
prevention and euro of great variety OF diseases 1t
baaces large OF Information Interesting TO tho
merchant the mechanic the MINER the farmer the pnn-
Ter, and professional man and the calculations have
been made for such mcrdans and ATTITUDES are most
suitable form correct and comprehensive National Cdie'-
dar.s 419fgM 9E1 sS GlT-h gH4 ftf Fairasf--r .
The nature uses and extraordinary sanitary effects Of
sU0SrETrER'S STOMACH BITTERs the staple tonic
and Alternative ofmore than half the Christian world arc
fully set fnrtliD Its pafs which also interpreted
with pictorial Illustrations valuable receipts for the
household and farm humorous anecdotes, aud otur in
stucse and amusing rendng matter original and selec
ted Among the Animals to APPEAR with the opening of
the year this will DO Of tho most useful and may
DO had for the asking. Send ar copies to the Central
Mandatory at PttsburG Pa, TO the nearest dealer
In fIoSrETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. The BITTERS
sold IN every city town and village Of the United
j H4a q rH
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The Agricultural SOciefY.

MIR EDITOR Something must DO the matter, whom
hty or sixty prominent gentlemen called together
on given day, whose names are published, the pub
nc may look for something to lie concerted useful
society this means sompthng, and SHOULD be attended
TO and we hope that every gentleman pan,cd will give
ms attendance on the day appointed 18th January $780,
NOW, we look forward Ia this move in the right
direction" aud think It the dawnng of public spirit that
WIZ max" Itself felt in more than department
pnpiic improvement Htheso gentleman associate them
selves together with determination not TO fail in their
oJeut, VIII e The Ingalls, of IeyUlHtiopzing
~ stop 10y step in everything that is needed for com
iort ne sali give II ourhcnrty support, in ourlmited
way, believing that the dawn Of better day has come,
which viii illun ne tee path Of MS all that progress
sion will la orr steady aim although We be mentally
ana pecIniarily taxed to support IL, OBSERVER
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TEACHERS SALARIES WHY NOT
' DATD9

Some persons, no doubt, suppose the delay
is caused by my recent illness, but this is not
the case. The following facts will make it
plain;
1. No order has ever come to me, from the
Board, as such, to pay any member thereof
the amount due his district. 1t is generally
known that no treasurer under heavy bond
will pay out mOney not regularly ordered and
receipted for. This may have been an over
sight, r.s -. -
2 The amount of funds at command is not
sufficient to pay all the Teachers and hence
some must wait either until another distribu.
ton is made, or until the collectors pay in
the amounts placed in their hands for school
purposes, which payment viii be made about
the first Of January, 1859 81 Id. In .,...s
B. For the information of Teachers, it may
be stated that the superintendent of funds fol
Hartford county for current year will fall sew
eral thousand dollars below the Boards ex-
pectations. The embarrassment, however,
arising from this miscalculation will not af-
feet the teachers interests
.. T. S. @. SMITH,
ccetS Treasurer
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TIE GREAT uorsrr,o, \ pv,,vnx

In tho whole history of medicine tl,ero il no remad,
SO Universally popular as M4SHLER' HERi
BITfERS. 1t is mild, generous and effcacious prep
never sing purifier of bod always stimulating il int,
Aety ACTION aud il removes or obviates all dorange
ments which are the first origin of disease in the pysi
cal systnn Thus, II is far moro reliable medicine thar
any otheR Those who havo used it know it cured them
those who HAYS not know II cured their friends mn,
neghbors and what II does II will again. for
10 adapted TO all ages and conditions in all climates
Is constant Safeguard against disease and perfect reg
niator OF tho digestive organs Sold by all druggists an,
storckeopers, Ga - ...1 80 - co '''
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TERMS F0R 1869.

One copy, one year. 50 90
Two copies, one year, 90
IhTee COPIES, ono yeu.s.ss .........t..,u...... %
Four copies one year. 10 90
Five copies one year, and an extra copy the per-
son getting up the club, making six copies. IA 90
Eight copies, year, and extra copy to the per
son getting up the club, making niue copies . 81 90
Eleven copies year and mn copy to the per-
son getting mp the club, making twelve copies T so
Godey's Lady's Book and Arthurs Homo Magazine wIlI
he sent one year on receipt Of S4O0 Godey's Ladys
Book and Once Month will be one year on receipt
of $500. Godeys Lady's Book and The Childrens Hour
will he sent one year receipt of $3.50 odey Ladys
Book, Arhurs Home Magazine and Childrens Hour will
he sent one year on receipt of $500 Godey's Ladys
Hook, Arthurs Home Magazine, Once Month mud the
Childrens Hour will be sent year receipt Of
FD- The money must all he sent at time for any
OF the clubs and additions may he made to clubs at CLUB
rates Caadn Subscribers must sod "a additional
for every subscription to the Lays oo and 70 cents
for either of the other magazines to pay the American
postage. E.a' = s.t
HOW TO REMIT.-In renting by Mail Postoffice
Order Draft Philadelphia or New York pdvdbie
10 the order Of L. 4. Cooley is preferable to bank notes.
as should the Order Draft be lost stolen IL can be
renewed without loss to the sender If Draft or Post
office Order cannot be procured sed United States or
National Bank notes. Address
L. A. Cooley,
d1sl N E. Corner Sixth and Chestnut sts., philad'a
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-18
M A RRIElD.

At St. Ignatius' Church, near the Hickory,
on Tuesday, Nov. 24th, by Rev. p F. O'Con-
nor, JOHN JUDD, of this county, to Miss
LAURA ]. WALTER, formerly of Balti-
more county.
On November 18th, by the Rev. r. A,
Norris, JOHN II. HARK1NS to Miss SAIL
LIE E. TOY, both Of Hartford county.
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. Marie dc Grace .SGui7's. u
We take the following from the Haore Re

we take inc lOliOWinS IrOnl the IuDT6 lt6-
publican; = =, ''''t's''1 p F''iEH5
| 81 Raj Road Connections. We learn that the
Philadelphia and Baltimore, Central, and,
Columbia and Port Deposit Rail Roads have
each finished the grading, and laid the rails
to the junction, Of their roads on the Susque-
hanna river; and that is already being carried
from along the lines of the Philadelphia, and
Baltimore Central over the Columbia and
Port Deposit and Philadelphia, Wilmington,
and Baltimore Roads, by way of Port Deposit
and Perryville 10 Baltimore; and that regu-
lar passenger trains will soon beput on the
.dIsnest a FTe--On Thursday last, one OF
Mr.. John Du Bots houses, below his saw
mill, caught fire from defective fue, and
soon volumes of smoke and flame issued from,
the upper story and roof, but. by the quick
ness and presence Of mind of those present
the fire was soon extinguished, and the dam.
age, which was slight, repaired.W
Hii!4ocideaf. MIR. Samuel w inchester OF this
town, while engaged o fewdaYs since In pain
ting the roof Of one Of the mills at Darlington,
fell therefrom to the grounds distance OF
only six feet--dislocatcd his arm, from which
he has suifeIe intense pain.
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NOTICE.

sfTHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS for
~ Hartford county, will meet in Bel Air,
FOR the transaction Of business pertaining to
thrir office, Is isod8 l{sw2a8ts sHT
ON THE 2fst DAY OF DECEMBER,
1868, ut 10 o'clock, A. M.
JAS. A. FULTON,
dec1l Clerk
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To Corresponaept.

All communications for publication must lie accom-.
panied with the real name ote author attention
viii lie pad TO them The real OF the author will
not he published npess desired, but cannot cousen,
10 insert Communications unless we know the writer
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-18

REIseIoUs.-The Rev. VIM. Finney is ex-
pected to preach in the Presbyterian Church,
at Churci'vile, on Sunday morning next, the
Goth instant, at II o'clock. 7aif17
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-18
NOTICE.

ID .aI ~ a,. IN HARFoRD COUNTY. !
IN amer of The Charter of said Comnanv .s
ELEorIoN for a President and Eighteen Directors
thereof, will be held at Bel Air, OH MONDAY,
the 4th day of January, 1869, to serve Tor the en-
suing year, and for the purpose Of making such
changes or modification of the BYLAWS as may
be considered expedient. stiuti ar. gsi,..de =
WM IT DAEhaM,
Dec. III 5I IS j.a.1 W Secretary.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-18
HERM AN a. EWING.
To Teachers (!

Sec School Lao, Chap. Z, Sec. /. mo per-
son shall be employed as Teacher, under
this law, unless such person hold a certificate
Of qualification issued by the Examiner Of the
county in which he proposes to teach; the
Principal of the State Normal School, or a
diploma as graduate ofsqid Normal School"
In accordance with the above law hereby
notify all persons who are teaching without
my certificate of Qualiiicatian," to appear
in Bel Air, on the -
BOTH AND 31sT OF DECEMBER, 1868,
for examination, in presence of the Board.
T. S. @. SMITH,
EYaminnr
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DIED..

On December 3, 1868, at Oglethorpc Bar
racks, Savannah, Ca, Brevct Lieutenant Col
onel HENRY E. MAYNADIER, Major 18th
Infantry, United States Army. - T
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-18
NOTICE.

NJ OFFICE is ,l,cFet,y girer, that the Annual
~ Meeting OF the Stockholders in Conowin-
go BridgeUompany, for the purpose Of an cleo
ton, will DC held - <
ON MONDAY TIE In DAP or JAN
- 60. I'm U4RP, 1869, e'a urn
between the hours Of l0, A. NJ, and Q p. ~, at
George A. .EwIse's HoreB, (Conowingo Vil-
lage) to elect one person for President, and four
persons for Directors, To serve said Company the
ensuing year. HENRY McVEY,
deell Secretary.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-12-18

1s~fhestsgf5 hasa more tended circulation among
the intelligent farmers and business Hartford than
any other raTcr the county NosIock Hospital" or
other obscene or LOTTERY al, ifisements will appear
ia 90. columns at any price. A largo number of our
77scribers pay for their paper la ADVANCE aud consc
duently are Just the class advertisers desire to reach
Is qircctsd to the above ACTS. 81 fI-sI
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PERIoDIcALs.I

THR UsITED STATES MUscAL RRvIEw,--No more
acceptable present hc found for Indy of musical
taste, than this valuable magazine for the coming
year Zach number contains choice collection Of vocal
and Instrumental music besides large onter-
tanning reading matter. II is Published monthly l,y j.
L. Petes, Ne 19s Broadway New York. At 50 PER year.
The STAR SPAheIED BAssER.-We lave received from
the publishers this periodical for January With this
number Il seventh Volume and is enlarged
and improved giving nearly double tho former amount
Of matter IT sa rich rare and racy sheet of 10 long
columns and large pages illustrated and is really ono
Of the cheapest papers IN the country Its publishers
present gratis 10 every subscriber splendid engraving
aud the price Of all is only rs SCENTS Specimens will be
sent free, by addressing "dr Spanglcd Ber" IIins-
dale NJ H. a,4H q stt.r-.l EsL - fsfaf -
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The courters at tho Count afgouaon Elizabeth
wore wont to gan royal favor by praisng the beauty
OF tho Qneens bair. Many modern ladies' by the use of
Barretts Vegetable Hair Restorative not only receive
praise from their acquaintance, but trcss-
os--C Cleveland Herald. n '''''-TT
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CANTON LIME WORKS
BALTIMORE.
SHELL LIME

WHIS Lime is now being extensively used both for
i Agricultural and Building purposes and will be de-
lYcred at any of the Stations named below at the fol-
lowing prices-3O0 bushels in car load: .F
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TEsTIM @ MAILS.

D.. ..'a Philadelphia, March 10th 1868.
JACOB SoHgETZ Eso-Ay Dear Sir: Some eight months
ago when suffering from great prostration tho
result of exposure and energies induced
by you ian old frend) to take tonic your celebrated
Bitter Cordial and agreeaby surprising have been
beneficial effects that cannot refrain from thus bearing
testimony IN it's favor AS beverage it is pleasant
and delightful as glass of rich dark brown sherry as
appetizer before meals. perfectly magical and as
digeser Of food the most potent compound
Altogether consider il Of the bappiest combinations
of medicinal herbs offered to the public curative
most cheeully and confidently recommend it to eyer
sufferer from Debility, Dyspepsia and Rheumatism. As
substitute for the yllanous alcoholic and vnous
coctons mbibed at too many ofthe public bars of tho
present day. II must also prove a blessing.
Very truly yours,
ALEXANDER W. BLACKBURN, Fire Marshal.
60 Read Schccz's standing adyortisementin another
DUNN sra4s. a a.. 'lsr ~. noy2O
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UNsLACKED. STACKED.

Ns~ Lime sent by vessel at reduced rates.
ES- The best quality of Lime will be fur
nished, and the measure guaranteed in every in
stance.
BOWEN, MERCER l. co.
Exchange place, Baltimore, Nd.
dacl1
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JOSEPH w. SHROFP, u P.
Fallston, Dec. 9Th, 1868.

The owner of the above described Property iS
requested to come forwsrd, prove property, pay
charges and take them away, or they will be-
disposed of according to law. 1g ~ fsefag rseFs
dcc1l -sse - M tPRIGW y r.
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yaBisJ. NJ. STREETTs lagsl.ia R,iTsIa
- . 80. o., Us vs.. IL y, ~. In Ghancery.
nRDERED, this 18th day Of December, 1865,
" thai The sale made and reported by Joseph
NJ. Street, trustee for the sale of the real estate
Of the late Abraham J. Street,, be ratified and
conlirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown, on or before the 9th day Of February
next ;prosided copy ofiliis Older be inserted
IN some newspaper, printed and published in Bar
ford county, once In each of three successive
The report states the amoGntlo of sales TO DO
$23 022 a. hg1astb t-@90
- ~ hw .e,sa.v a, a. L,,JARRETT, Clerk.
True copy TEST saig.asss ssi9r a s.j.5s.
dcclS aliq Teq EtrA IiJARRETr Clerk.
ILLUSTRATED HANDBILLS printed at the Ecb
L ONioAL naasiv. o,ear,ly aud caledeptiousy.
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The MUSICAL PloNEER.-ThcD oceh,ber number OF thI
periodical contains number Of Christmas CAROLS hymns
anthems &c. 1t contains sixteen pages and sputshec
monthly by y. j. Huntington Co., $50 Broomc street
New York, at the low price Of city cents year.
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BOOKS, MAGAZINES
STRAY CATTLE.

T HEREBY CERTIFY, that Mordeai Pfice
Il brought before me, the subscriber, Justice.
of the Peace, four head of Horned Cattle Bstrays,
tres.assing on his enclosures, viz: An old WHITE
COW, with bell on, and some red spots on
old BklNDLE COW two IIEIFEGS, about
two years old, one black and the other red audi
white.