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200 acres,
more or less.


"Park Hall" the residence of the late
Col Combs, is beautifully located Oh St
Marv's River, at point where it is navi-
cable for amboats. there having been
before the war a wharf aud Steamboat
landing there and where one could be
prohtably made again. The improve
ments on this place are excellent, being
a fine Dwelling House and every neces-
sarv out buildings The Farm itself is
productive and in good condition.
pools last Gift" is unimproved and
valuable only for wood and probably will
be sold with Park Hall
Hunting Neck" is near the former
and located on Greek running up from
st Mary's River. 1t has on it tolera Die
improvements and also a large quantity
of wood. There is also on this place
Mil Site which could at little expense
be made profitable.
salisbury is located on the Three
Notched road and Immediately on the
contemplated railroad from Point Look
out to Washington and must become val;
liable if, as there is good reason to be-
lieve. said railroad will be built in a short
time Persons wishing to make invest
ments in real estate are invited to visit for
themselves the valuable property now Of
fered
The terms are most liberal, being that
one-foutth of the purchase money shall be
paid cash on the day of sale and the balance
in three equal annual installments, the pur-
chaser or purchasers giving bond or bonds
bearing interest from the day Of sale and
with security to be approved by Trustee
on the deferred payments.
B G HARRIS,
Trustee,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-16
SMALL FRUIT INSTRUCTOR
s w hat makes it valuable is because

IS w hat makesit valuable is because
w II contains 50 much practical, oriEi-
nal matter in such small space" John J.
Thomas.
''The directions for growing Strawberries and
RaspberrieS are the best Il have ever seen. -
Henry Ward Beecher.
We coulf give hundreds Of just such testimo-
mails showing the val1e of this little work
1t should be in the hands of every person,
whether the owner OF rod. square of ground or
a hundred acres. Tree agents should have 4
copy. It contains 20 pages. Price 10 cents
Fall price'fi>t wholesale aud retail, and also
terms 10 agents and those desiring to get No a
club ioI plants sent FI.KE to All applicants
Parties at the south or on Pacific CoaS; should
or,i-,r plants in the fall Address, PURDl X
JOHNSON, Palmyra. \. J.
Sept End, lS69-2R
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR ST.
MARY'S COUNTY.
Thomas Pembroke 4 Wife
Ann I. Tucker 4 others.

nRDERED. This 10th day of Au
- gust. 1869, That the Report Of
John \ Dunbar. Trustee. filed n this
cause, be ratified aud confirmed, aulesS
cause to the contrary be shown ON or be-
fore the 30th day of September, lS69-
Provided, copy of this order be pub
lished once week, for three successive
weeks on or before the said 3Oth day of
September in the St. Mary's Bsacoa.
The report states the amount Of sales
to be $500
Al SPALDING- CO
JAS. T YATES. A
T = SPENCER, Al.
Sept >, lS69-td.
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REGISTR.4 TON NOTICE.
In The Voters # tn. Fifth Election Dis
f2Irt
Sept. Q, 1S69--tt.

TUHE undersigned, Officer of Regis
i traton for the Fifth Election Dis
trict of St Mary's County,-in compli-
ance with the requirements of the Act of
1868, chapter 297. which makes it the
duty of Officers of Registration to sit at
some place convenient to the voters of
their respective districts for three days,
commencing on the third Monday of Sep
tcmber in each year, for the purpose of
dischargiug their duties-herebv give no.
tiee that he will attend in the village OF
CHARLOTTE HALL,
on Monday. the both of September, Mon
daf. the 9th Of September, and Monday
the 4th of October, 1862 from o'clock,
a. m. until { o'clock, p. m, for the pur-
pose of discharging his duty as such OF
ircr of Registration, according to the pro-
visions IT SAID Act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland,
The Registration Act Of lSGS provides
that it shall be the duty of Registers 10
correct .the lists of qualified voters by
striking ,thercfrom the names of persons
VIII, may have removed from the county
or State, or who may have died. or have
become disqualified under the third and
fifth sections Of the first article Of the Con-
stitution and also to add to said lists of
qualified voters, and register as such. ev-
cry white male person who shall apply
to them to be registered and satisfy them
that he possesses, or before the day If the
next general election will possess, the en-
stituttoual qualifications of age. citizen
ship and residence, and is not disqualified
under the provisions she third and fifth
sections Of the first article of the Coustitu-
ton.
He also gives notice that be viii attend
At the same place aud during the same
hours. Gu Monday, the Nth, aud Mon
day. the 18th Of October, 1869. for the
purpose Of correcting the Books Of Regis
tration and the published list Of registered
voters, in pursuance Of the provisions Of
section ten, &c, of said Act Of TIE Gene
raj Assembly.
JAMES II. ALVEY.
Officer u Registration.
Sept. Q, 1S69-4t.
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Mr. E1:tcr-You will p'ease aanauCc-
JOHNs3lILAHAl ana JOHN + CAR
PkNTER = candidates tor re-cieet,,a gothe
hurd OF c ur,v Commissioners, t~,th 81
" hom viii ~ FIcraIiy suPpAte1i BY the vo-
iers OF Chsp;icn n1etrict. Chaptico.
July 80, 1863.
We - authorized to announce C0RNE-
Illus PAYNE. Of Ta:u>-nt district, ~ a
candidate at the ensuing election Tor seat
IN the Baari Of C'unty Commissioners.
August SIN. 1859.
EDWARD :. ABFLt. Of s. En'g~'s
district j respectfully anreVast ID tbr -
tiers nj the county. aS 4 cs,n,!. ia'e tor Coun-
~ Commits Toner, al ensuing sUlumntl = sctioa
Many Constituents.
August 26Ih. 1859.
GEO FL MORGAN Is solicited to al
low his name TO BE- presented to the vo-
ter. Of Chaptico district for School Com
missioner for said district and is assured
of a general support from the
People.
July Is, 1869.
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iiiate for seat in the lower branch OF the
General Assembly of Maryland and will he
earnestly supported by the voters q the
county, particularly by the young uien Of
Leonardiown District.
June 10, 1869.
Having served his county faithfully aud
honestly in the lower branch OF The last Leg
isature Of MARYLAND, We respectfully re-
commend JEFFERSON ID LOkER 70 the
people for the same position at the ea>ulns
Fall election. CHAPTIco DISTRICT.
may Is. 1869.
THOMAS MARTIN is announced rs
4 candidate for the Legislature at the en-
suing Fall election and will be cotdialiy
supported by Charlotte Hall District.
July 5, 1869.
IfLEWIS II LEIGH will consent 70 be
candidate for seat in the lower branch o.
the next General Assembly of Maryland, lie
viii receive the enthusiastic suppott Of the
People.
July %, 1869
Fr E3itor-Ple,se announce Dr. JOHN
VI BRONZE as a candidate for the Iegela-
ture, and If the people will give him lber-
al vote in the county il Will be thankfully
received by the people of ST lbigoes District.
Many Friends
Aug -. 49,.
Mr.. Editor-You will oblige the cit.
zens of St Inigoe's District and his nu-
merous friends, by announcing through
your columns EDWIN COAD as a can
Gidate for representative in the State leg
islature, feeling that his election would
serve the interest of our county and State.
St. lnigog's.
Aug 10, 1869.
Door. ROBERT NEALE will consent
to be candidate if the people desire his
services in the ue&t General Assembly of
Maryland, and We believe they do.
Many Voters
Aug &c. 1869.
ZACCHEUS TIPPETT is recommended
to he ot,rs of St Marv's county as a suta-
BILE candidate for a seat III the Housc Of Del
egates of Maryland, and will be earnestly
supported by the voters Of the county nd
particularly by Patuxent District.
Aug %, 1909.
Ed st Mary's Beacon As w. r. Clarke,
declines to be eanGid.te for seat in the
next Legislature Of Maryland. please announce
JOHN A. DUNBAR,a-for that position. If
he will consent to be candidate. a large
number of voters twill support him at the
next election, especially the Poor Men Of ST.
lnigoe's District.
Pro bono p,6heo
Sept End 1869.
Mr.. Editor. -Please announce DR.. j.
W. HEBB as candidate for the next
Legislature He will be warmly supported
by COMPANY B and the people generally
Many friends.
Sept. End, 1869
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VIM. {. WOOD g. co.,

Have for. sale
-
Gojd's Steam Heatin5 apparatus,
Lursoa's Furnace
American hitrhcrtr, Flat top and
Warren Upper Ore" Ronge,
together with variety of COOK and
PARLOR STOVES.
We would call especial attention to our
Ne,c Open crate. Fire P1uce Store.
We have also large stock of Tin and
Kitchen Ware as well as Agricultural
Boilers, etc.
GIVE us call and see for yourselves.
WM F.. WOOD & CO,
81 and 315 " Baltimore ST.,
Opposite Etaw House
Sept ., 1S60-6m
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Aug 10, 1869.
To My Fellow Citizens.

Having. at the earnest request af MANY Old
and valued friends, reconSjlered nv de.ermi-
nation OF withdrawing from the present Pc
litical canvass, | now announce my>eif rs =
candidate for State Senator, and respect
fully solicit your suffrages. IT honored with
your confidence shall use every enaeavor
TO obtain the adoption of snch measures OF
public policy as will best conduce 10 the full
development of the great and eariei resnur-
ces of our county, and enhance the material
prosperity OF our people.
BAkER A JAMISON.
Sent 1863
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FOR THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON GusrAvrs BOWLS il an
nouneed Is candidate for the State Sen :
ate and will be warmly supported by
Charlotte Hall and Chat5.ico Districts.
Aug 10, 1869.
I offer myself as candidate for re
election 10 q scat in the Senate of Mary
and and respectfully ask the support OF
my fellow citizens Of the coinrv
q FRED MADDOX.
A., 10 1880
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For County Commissioner.

VI SOuIllY COMMISSIONER.
AT the solicitation of many friends aud
neighborS, have consented to become a can
,lidate for COUNTY ONJISSIONER,
at the ensuing Fall election. As a large
taxpayer. | begin to feel the necessity for
retrenchmeut in the management Of our
county affairs aud | pledge the people, If
elected, 70 exercise the strictest economy,
consistent with JUSTICE, in the discharge
of my official duty.
JERE HERBERT.
June 9, 1859.
IfW. s. LYON VIII consent to be
candidate for County Commissioner, he
will receive the vote of CHAPTIco.
May 20, 1869.
we respectfully subritJ J REDMOND
to the voters Of the county as sui table per
son for County Commissioner.
MANY FRlEsns.
may 90. 1869.
GEORGE S MATTINGLEY * respect
fully recorpuesdcd To the voters of ST Ma
~. county rs 4 candidate for County Com
missioner and will receive an earnest sup
port lrori CHxPT1co DfSrRtT.
may 20, 1869,
Dear Downs :-Flease say through the
columns Of your paper tina, il I NJ SFIAD-
RICK will consent u be Z carHi:l.atc for
Cour4tv Commissioner, he will he warmly
supported by the Factory District.
Jnne 3. 1869.
JAMES T DUKE is respectfully an
nounoed IS a candidate for County Commits
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THE creditors of the late Col 6 Combs
are hereby notified to file their claims with
the vouchers thereof with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Saint Mary's county
within two mouths from the day of sale.
BENZ G HARRIS,
Trustee.
Sept 7, 1S69-ts. .
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TO URE.iT GROU Frs q,
"EXCELSIOR."

EACELSfOk.
taataiaieg .tp,moaju. . pr cent.
.sa.rr-Pha<p5a., se.t'iralrsa to
Bone It. ptlte y Lier, 81
'',ta~h aAi S:rn
We again cal the attention Of The farm
er~ Of Maryland aud Nirsi' IA to Sur IN
CEl.Sl0R. composed Of zoo rounds Of
No Peruvian Gaaio. ans zoe pounds
of Soluble PHOSPHATE or Lime Ibonc> az
solved in sulphuric atid, Potash and So
ia. forming the most authenticated uni
versa, and durable fertilizer evec offered
to The farmc. -eorhining all the s,iuu,
la!ing properties of Peruvian Gu,no and
the ever darahle fer,ihzing properties Of
Gsound Bvucs.
Excelsior is in anc dry powder, pre-
pared expressly for drilling, and can be
applied in sny quantity per acre. however
small ; ana Il Il the opin on of many close
calculating F.rthers, after r |. EN + y
years eXperiohch IN TESTING it side bv side
with other popular fertilizers that m ap-
plication Of Zoe pounds Of Excelsior is
equal to 200 to 500 pounds of any other
fertilizer or guano offered for sale. there
fore is fully 100 to 200 per cent cheaper
e. Tie rry L,d eriden,e tcc cun er-
~ or The faiae ot or Erccister as Il crap
grolctr ami fertilizer, is the f5fct Of rs he-
inq imi'atrj ana oo'o,tccttite' a. fhts and
otJier cite.
Il =
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REGISTRATION NOTICES.
RE6iSTRATYON NOTICE.


HNIiE undersigned. Officer Of ReCistra-
n ton for the First Election District
Of Saint Mays connty,-in compliance
with the requirements of the Act-of SIS,
chapter 297, which makes it the duty OF
Officers of Registration to SIT at some
place convenient to the voters Of their re-
tpcctive districts for three days, comhen=
cling on the third Monday OF September in
each year, for the purpose of discharging
their duties-hercby gives notice that he
viii attend at
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t. The gotcrs # the four'h Election Dis-
#

YUNIIE undersigned, Officer of Regis
q tration FOR the Fourth Election Dis
trict Of St, Mays County compli-
ance with the requirements Of the Act Of
1868, chapter 29I. which makes it the
duty Of Officers Of Registration to sit at
some place convenient to the voters of
their respective districts for three days,
commencing Gu the third Monday Of Sep
tembcr in each year, for the purpose Of
diScharging their lutics-hereby gives no
tee that he will attend in the village of
CHAPTICO,
on Monday, the Doth of September, Mon
day. the 37th of september, aud Monday,
the 4tn of October, 500, from 9 o'clock i,
a. m, uotil 6 O'clock, p. m, for the pur-
pose Of discharging his duty as such OF
flee Of Registration, according to the pro-
visions Of SAID Act of the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland,
The Registration Act of 1868 provides
that it shall be the duty of Registers to
correct the lists of qualti d voters by
striking thcretrom the names of persons
who may have removed from the county
or State, or who may have died, or have
become disqualified under the third and
fifth sections of the first article of the Con-
stitution and also to- aid to sad lists OF
qualified voters, and register as such, ev-
cry white male person who shall apply
to them to be Registered, and satisfy them
that he possesses, or before the day of the
next general election will possess, the con-
stitutional qualifications of age, citizen
ship and residence, and is not disqualified
under the provisions of the third and fifth
sections of the first article Of the COnstltu-
/ ton.
lie also gives notice that he will attend
st the same place and during the same
! hours. on Monday, the ilth, aud Mon
DAY, the 18th of October, 1869. for the
purpose of correcting the Books of Regis
traticu and the published list of registered
voters. in pursuance of the provisions of
section ten &c, of said Act of thesGene-
rul Assembly.
ROBT. T. BARBER,
Officer of Registration.
Sept. 9, 1S69-4t:
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FOR SHERIFF.

Thankful to my friends for the liberal vote
| received att late election. announce
myself as a candidate for Sheriff in 1869 and
respectfully solicit their support and that Of
the public generally B Il ABEL.
Nov H. 1857.
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w. c. ABELL'S STORE,

on Monday, the !oth of September, Mon
day, the 9th of September, and Mor-
day, the 18th OF October, 1860, from 9
o'clock, a. m, until o'clock, ?. m, for
the purpose Of dischargng his duty as
such Officer of Registration, according to
the provisions of SAID Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland.
The Registration Act Ct s6S, provides
that it shall be the duty Of Registers to
correct the lists of Qualified voters by
striking thercfrom the names of persons
who may have removed from the county
or State. or who may have died, or have
become disqualified Under the third and
fifth sections of the first article of the
Constitution aud also to add To sad lists
of qualified voters, and register as such j,
every white male person who shall apply
to them to be registered, and satisfy the NJ
that he possesses, or before the day of the
next general election will possess, the
constitutional, qualifications of age, citl-
zcn>hip and residence, and is not dlSQual-
fled under the provisions Of the third and
fifth sections of the first article of the Con-
sltution.
He also gives notice TIM he will attend
Mt the same place and during the same
hours. on Monday, the tttR and Monday,
the 18th day of October. 1850 for the
purpose OF correcting the l%oks Of lsegis-
tratiou and published list of registered
voters, in pursuance ot the provisions OF
section ten. &c, of SAID Act o. the Gcne-
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r. tIs Voters or the Seth Election Dis
trlcf

UUE undersigned. Officer Of Regis
4 tratiun for the Sixth LECTION Dis
trict of st. Nary's County,-in compli-
ance with the requirements Of the Act Of
1865, ct,ap,er 297. which makes 1t the
duty of Officers Of Registration to sis at
some placo convenient 70 the voters OF
their respective districts for three days.
commencing On the third Monday Of Sep
tcmbcr in each year. for the purpose Of
iischargins their duties-hcrsby gives no.
tics that he will attend al
q OAkNILLE.
on Monday. the 10Th Of September, Mon
day, the 9Th of Scpte mber, and Mcuday,
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FOR SHERIFF f.

JAMES r. ALVEY is ANNOUNCED as
candidate for Sheriff in 1869 and will re-
ceive for that position the enthusiastic sur
port Of the PEOPLE.
Nov IA. 1887.
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Mr.. Editor.-Anncunce EDWARD 5.
ABELL as u candidate for School Com
missioner for St. lnigoe district
Errr.rynS
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REGINTRl TION NOTICE.
To the Voters Of the Third Election Dis
trlct

TNHE undersigned. Officer of Regis.ra-
L tion for the Third Election District
of Saint Marys county. compliance
with the requirements OF the Act of 1865
chapter. 291, which makes it the duty Of
Officers of Registration tc sit at some
place convenient TO the voters of their re
spective districts for three days. common
eng on the third Monday of September in
each year, for the purpose of dlschargmg
their duties-hereby gives notice that he
will attend in the village OF
LEONARnTOWN,
on Monday. the 20th of September, Mon
cay. the 9th Of September. and Mem
day. the 9Th Of October. 1869, from 9
o'clock. a. M. until o'clock. p. m, for
the purpose OF discharging his duty as
such Officer Of Registration. according to
the provisions of said Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland
The Registration Act of 1868 provides
tina, it shall be the duty of Registers to
correct the lists of qualified voters by
striking therefrom the names of persons
who may have removed from the county
or State, or who may have d'sd, or have
become disquahh d under the third and
fifth sections Of the first article OF the
Constitution and also to add TO sald lists
Of qualified voters, and reoistsF as sush,
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SIO\Ei run,
containing
200 acres,

more or less.
This land is situated on and runs to
the shore of St Mary's River and is about
one mile from the Great Mills.
The improvements arc an excellent and
new two-story
DWELLING HOUSE.
and BARNS
and OUT HOUSES
sufficient to eecurc large crops. Those
wishing to buy are invited to examine the
premises.
TERMS OF SALE,
are that one third of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash on the day Of sale
and the balance in two equal nstHlmentS
of six and twelve months, the deferred pay
mentS to be- secured by the bon Is of the
purchaser with interest from the day Of
sale, with security to be approved By
IruStee.
B G HARRfS,
Trustee.
Sept =. lS69-ts.
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TUITION.

NJ fSs COSTIGIN will reopen her
w schoo, for ouug Ladies on the 1St
Monday in Sept. TcrmS, per annusa, for
Board. English and French tuition, traw-
lug and Music. S2l11.oo
Address
MISS COST1GIN.
Oakvillc,
St. Mary'S Go.
Nd
Aus Is, lSG9-Lu.
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July Is, 1860.
For School Commissioner.

LEWIS II LEIGH is Recommended 10
the votcre "a Iruua it"~u district IS Il
candidate for School Commissioner for
SAID District and will be supported BY he
friends of Popular EducatiUh.
July 10, 1869.
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DISSOLVED BONES.
tSupcr-PhOSphatc,)

Of own manufacture: containing 80
per cent. of Soluble Phosphate of Limo.
Supplying to worn out and Impoverished
soils Phosphoric Acid in the most concen-
trated form. Applied alone or mixed with
Peruvian or offer Ammonical Guano. 1t
furnishes the soil with the chief elements
Of fertility, replenlshihg exhausted land
for the production of future crops. In
fine dry powder for sowing or drilling III
with Gtaln.
Eg PRICE $50 PER TON.
J j TURNER & CO..
Az Pratt Street, Baltimore, Md.
Aug 10, 1s69-2m.
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Trustees Sale
of valuable
Real ESTATE.

DY virtue of decree Of Saint Mary's
ID county Circuit Court, sitting as a
Court of e uity, passed the Eth day of
January, 1868, in = cause in Which e. j.
Paul was complainant aud r D Watson
defendant, the undersi gned. as Trustee,
will expose to public auction at the Court
House door in Leonardtown on
Thursday, the 23rd of Septem-
Der, 1869,
between the hours of .wo and five clock,
NJ. tract Of land called
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Trustees Sale
R B A / { ST 4 7 {.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
- Court Of Saint Mary's county, sit
ting as a Court of Equity. passed On the
18th of March. 1859, in which j Gar
diner, survivor Of Mary c Gardiner, was
complainant, and !. G Combs, Executor
and leeatee of C Combs. deceased, and
others were defendants, the undersigned.
as Trustee, will expose to public auction
at ths Court House door in Leonatdtown
on
Thursday, the 30h Of Septem-
Der, 1869.
between the hours of two aud Eve o'clock,
m the following tracts or parcels of
land of which the late Colo mel Cornelius
Com bs died seized and possessed and on
a portion of which he resided.
PARK VALL,,-4-
containing
22O acres,
more of less.
FOOLS LAST GIFT,
q Looming the abcre, containing
so acres,
more or less !;
HUNTING NECK,
containing
26l acres,
more or less, and
SALISBURY,
containing
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ty-four acre,
part highly
lime, concen-
produces
Tobacco and
the growing
'n IS celebra.
quarter miles
the mouth of
steamers for
hingt bn take
: Ycral times :,
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July s. 1869

As J. J. Al>ton Ed. declines 10 be a
candidate for School Commissioner in the
Factory district. D.. WM NJ. A1ELL. is re-
commended for that position and viii be
earnestly supported BY.
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August 9th. 1869.

August 9th, 1862
The numerous friends of W w. SACN-
DERS present him 10 the voters of the
Factory district As a candidate for School
Commissioner for said district and assure
him of an earnest support frrm the masses
If The Tcobe.