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spefiaI Noiifes.
HELMBoLD's
Concentrated Fluid Extract SarSaparilla
ERADICATES ERUPTfTE AND ULCER
.1TTPE DISEASES
VI THE
THRO.AT. NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS,


OF THE
THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS,
scalp, AND SKIN,
Which so disfgure the appearance, PURG-
ING the evil effects Of mercury and removing
all tain,s, the remnants ofDISEASES, heroGi-
tary or otherwise, and is taken by ADULTS
aud CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY.
TWO T.lBLE-SP00.NSFUL of the Extract
of SarsaparilIa, added 10 pint OF water, IS
equal TO the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle
is equal to gallon of the Syrup OF SarsaParil-
Ia, or the decoctiops as usually made.
IN IN TERESTLN'G LETTER Is publish
ed in the -Chirurglcll Review, on The
subject Of the Extract of SarsaParilla IN certain
affections, by BENJAMIN Travers, ?. X. b, &c.
Speaking Of those diseases, and diseases arising
from the excess of mercury, be states Thai no
remedy Is equal 10 the Extract of SarsaParilla;
lis power Is extraordinary, more so than any
other drug an acquainted with. II Is, IN the
striclest sense, 4 tonic with this invaluable at
tribute, that il is applicable to state Of the
system so SunGen. ard yet so irritable as rem
Jers other substances Of the tonic class unayall-
able or injurious.
HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract SarSaparilla,
Established upwards of Is years.
Prepared BY
y. T. HELMB0LD,
59i Broadway, n. Y.
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.lCLE.4R. SMOOTH SKIN and BE.iUTE
FUL COMPLEXION follows the use OF HELM'
goIps CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
Itremoycs black spots, pimPles and all erup-
tions of the skin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-03

LNTHE SPRING MONTHS, the system
naturally undcrgoes a change, and HelmooldS
Highly Concentrated Extract of SarSaParilla IS
an assistant ofthc greatest value.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-03

DEoLY'S Compound Cough Syrup.
L Peoly's Syrup Of Tar and Wild Cher.
~. for Coughs. Colds. &C.. PeoIy's Dys-
pepsia Bitiers, a.
may 8 BilIings's Drug Store.
HRENCII Mustard in jsrs. for ssIe o,
IL Billings Drug Store.
A FULL Ga Of Garden Seed ,iiII on
Il hand. At Billings Drug Store.
DULEs Bisnbes Curative, ~
ID mays Billings Drug Store.
PURPENTiNE at 80 cts per eslIon. .,
4 may 20 BiMngS Drug Store.
y1OsTETTER's Stomach Bit,ers. on
a ~ 81 per bomIe. At
-sy % DIIings' Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-03

A, Rules held in the Clerks Office. OF
the Circuit Court of Jefferson county, on
the frs. Monday in June, 1869.
Robert ]. Glendy,
vs..
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
The obiec, of this suit is 10 obtain
iudgmen, for $500. The said Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, is hereby re-
CURED to appear within one month alter
due publication hereof, and see what is
necessary TO protect their interests in this
matter. 1t is further ordered that
copy Of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in some
newspaper in said county land posted the
from, door of the Court. house thereof, on
the frs. Monday after The date OF this or
der. Teste,
w. A. CNAPLINE, Clerk.
E. w. Andrews, p. q.
June &c, 1860. Prs fee Sc. 4w
TARRIS' Pa,en, Horse Hay Fork
Ill best in markei--for sale by
NE Curdy y Dukc'
June 10 CharlestowD.
OF DOZEN Best Hand Hay and
40 Grain Rokes, Moving Sna'hes and
Scythcs, for sale by
Nc Curly g. Duke,
June 10 Charles,own.
DEFRIGERATORS, Water Coolers
u and Cream Freezers, for sale by
Me Curly g. Duke,
June 10 Charlestown.
TEDZIE'S Improved Filter, for filter
IN ing Rain Water, for sale by
Nc Curdy g. Duke.
June 10 Charles,own.
NEISER'S Improved Threshing Ma
VI chine, for sale by
DC Curdy s. Duke.
June 10 Chsrlestown,
gND ARMY WAGONS, for sale by
OOO Knott g. Pendleton.
MERCHANTS Gargling OF! the
UI greatest Linmon, of the age, for sale
q, Billings Drug Store.
DROTECT your interest, and preserve
/ your Fruit, by buying the Protector
Preserving Jar, from
Knott 8. Pendleton.
CPEAR'S Fruit Preserving Solution.
~ jus, received at
Billings Drug Store.
INDIGO Blueing Bags for sale by
L Henry Billings.
DR. Gstdshelps Salve will cure Bone
~ FeloDs, Sores, Eruptons, &c. Sold
at DR.. Aagruder's
may 8 Drug Store.
TUST received, new lot of Notions,
d Collars, Neck Ties. IIandkerchiofs,
&c. al II. UuSilands.
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June 9TH, 1869.
George w. Chambers,
VS..
Daniel NJ Reed.
The object Of this sui, is TO obtain q
judgement for $4,000, with interest
thereon from the 9th day Of January 1869
until paid. and 10 attach any interest be-
longing to said Daniel NJ. Reed, and il
appearing upon affidavit fled in this suit
,ha, said defendant is no, resident Of this
State, he is hereby required 10 appear
within one month after due publication Of
this order ard do what is necessary TO
protec, his interest in this matter.
Il, is further ordered that copy OF this
order be published once week for four
successive weeks in some newspaper in
said county and posted a. the front door
of the court house IhereOf on The first
Monday liter The date OF this order.
Tesie-
w. A. CHApLlNE. Cleik.
Faulkner. pq.
June -, 1869. Prs fee sc 4w
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Let Not Prejudice Usurp Your Reason.

Ilclmbod's Concentrated Extract Sarsapa-
rila, is the great Blood Purifier.
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THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLLlNCY Of
COMPLEXIONmust purify and enrich the
blood, which Ilelmbold's Concentrated Extract
Of Sarsaparila invariably does. Ask for Helm
holds Take no other.
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q. al. Billings Column.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Drugs ! Drugs I! Drugs

Drugs Drugs |! Drugs!
n am constantly receiving fresh Drugs,
e Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Oils, Paints,
"a and all articles kept in a first class Drug
Store. A fine assortment of Stationery and
Fancy Articles always on hand, end all the best
nreparations for the Hair, including the fol-
lowing:
Chalfant's Coco Cream
Burnett's Kallistan;
Sterling's Ambrosia;
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia;
Halls Siciian Hair Remover;
Barry's Tricopherous:
Woods Hair Restorative
Cheyateer's Life for the Hair;
Ayers Hair Vigor
Burnelt'S Cocoaine;
American Hair Restoraiivei
Hair Oils, Dies, &c, at
II. VI. BILLINGS
October II, 1868. Drug Store.
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Attachment IN Chancery.
The obiec, OF this suit is 10 obtain a
judgement for S477,s6, with interest
from the 10Th day oil March, 1860, until
paid, and 10 attach any interes, belonging
10 said John J. Palmer, and it appearing
upon affidavit filed in this suit that said
defendant is not resident of this State,
he is hereby required 10 appear within
one month after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary 10 protect
his interest in this matter.
1t is further ordered tina, copy OF this
order be published once week for four
successive weeks in some newspaper in
SAID county and posted at the front door
of the Court house thereof on the first
Monday after the date Of this order.
Tesie-
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
White 81 TrspneIl, pa.
June IL, 1869. Prs fee Sc Nv
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Stoves, Sheet-iron. and Tinware
Establishment.
THE undersigned takes this opportunity Of
l. informing the public that he is now carry
ing on his Establishment in the Stone Store
House few doors West of the Entcr Hotel,
and will continue TO keep on hand, and manu-
facture 10 order, all kinds Of
FIRST-CLASS COOKING STOVES,
for either wood or coal, together with gener-
al assortment of
HEATING STOVES.
PARLOR STOVES,
RANGES,
FURNACES,
CRATES,
&c., Sc, &c. Also
House Furnishing Goods
in great variety, such as
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware, Block Tin
ahd Japanned Ware, Flat Iron, Coffee
Mills, Timed Sauce Pans, Preser-
wing Kettles, Baking Pans,
Spoons, Forks, Lamps,
Walters, Buckets,
Tin Cups, &c.
Particular attention will be given to
TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and all work will be done at the lowest rates
and in manner warranted to give perfect sat-
isfaction.
lie will furnish if desired ''ROhrcr's Impro-
we'd Spout Brackets" for supporting SPouts on
Cutters under the caves OF buildings, either
metal or wood
REPAIRING Of every kind executed at
short notice.
A large lot of FRUIT CANS also on h,nd
and for sale cheap.
AZ Country Produce, Copper, Brass and
Lead, will be taken in exchange for work and
all kinds of Ware.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully
solicited, feeling assured that satisfaction can
be rendered. \. 4. COOK.
Shepherdstown, juno u, 1863. If
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HEL.NBOLD'S EXTRACT S.iRS.4P.iRLL-
LII c!eanscs and renoyates the blood, instllls
the vigor Of health into the system, and Purges
out the humors that make disease.
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QUANTITY vs.. QUALITY. llelmbold's
Extract Sarsaparllla. The dose is small.
Those who desire a large quantity and large
doses Of medicine ERR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-07-03

At ]. S. Fleming's Oh
qTORE you can geI the b
- and Cigars. writing Paper
Opes. Paper Collars. and a {
Shoe Findings.
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w est Virginia {:

A, Rules held in the Clerks Office, Of
the Circuit Court of Jefferson county, on
the frs, Monday in June, 1869.
Robert ]. Glendy,
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p n T. " 4 % r. r 4 C. Il
Inventors who wish 10 taks out letters Patent
are advised Ia counsel with hUN.N II co :.
Editors Of the Scientii American, wha have
prosecuted claims before the Patent Office icr
more than Twenty Years Their American ant
Eoropsan Patent Agency is The mosi exlnsi,a
in the world. Charges less than any other re.
liable agency.
A Pamphlet, containing iall Instructions TO
inventors, is sen, gratis Adaress
MUM & CO..
iune a6-3m 81 Park Row, New York.
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Faulkner. pa.
June II, 1869. Prs fee sc 4v
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Trustees Sale.
TRACT OF LAND

about three miles from Shepherdslown,
near the Berkeley line, on which William
OrndorG, ST., formerly lived, containing
about
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West Virginia.

A, Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court OF Jefferson county,
June eth, 1869.
George w. Chambers,
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CHANGE OF TINE.
w EsTERy MD. RAILROAD,
IA s.gl....:::l:::.. !. $50. 80


ON and after Monday, April Goth, 1863,
" the passenger trains will run MS follows:
Leave York Road Station Mt 900 A. NJ,
and 12.5s p. NJ
Leave Union Bridge Mt 4.4j A. NJ. and
GIG A. NJ. and Los p. NJ.
Leave Westminster at 5.45 A. NJ, and
1000 a. NJ, and 40 p. NJ.
Leave Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, and $50
p, NJ.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival Of
$50 a. NJ, train from Baltimore; at Mid.
dlehurg Station for Ianeytown aud at York
Road Station for Emmhtsburg on arrival
same train.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
baltimore, daily, Except Sunday at $50
P. NJ. Light freight and parcels can come
by this car II delivered before 90 =. NJ.
Freight train leaves Baltimore at 800 A.
NJ, daily, Except Sunday,) and arrives at
Westminster ut 1000 A. NJ, and York
Road ut l2.00M.
Freight trains leave York Road daily,
Except Sunday,) at 1900 NJ. Union
Bridge at go A. II. and LOO p. NJ. West
minister at 500 A. NJ. and 200 p. NJ, ar.
irving in Baltimore the same evening.
PASSENGER STATION. The Depot of n.
c. X. W, Freight Station Corner Centre
AMI North Streets.
Office Of General Freight and Passenger
Agent, No. 100 North Street.
Office Of President and Superintendent,
No. 80 North Street, Baltimore.
n. B.-A Ticket Office has been opened
at No. Q North Calvert street, opposite
Barnun's Hotel. Tickets can be procured
Mt any time during the day ut oil points OF
line of ! Dad. Baggage called for. checked
ard delivered upon application at this Office
= II. IRWIN,
jnne3-n Superintendent.
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Keep Houses Cool in Hot Weather.

In these hot days cool apartment is
q real luxury, to be had far oitener than
most people suppose possible The Sc.
eret consists, not ia letting IN cool air
for naturally all do that when ever they
have the ehunce, but 10 keeping out hot
uir. u the air outside room or house
be cooler than the air inside, let it 10
by all means; bat il il be hotter, care
fully keep it out A staircase window
left open during tho night will often
cool the passages OF a house, aud the
rooms, too, IL their doors be not shut;
but it must be closed at eight or nine
O'Clock in the morning; or, if on
the sunny side, at four or FIVE o'clock.
aud the blind drawn down. The mis-
take people generally make is to throw
open their windows at all hours Of the
day, no matter whether the atmosphere
be cool or scorching. Let us have some
air, they say, and in comes the trcacherous
breeze--for even hot air is pleasant
while it is gently blowing, taking away
perspiratiou, and thereby cooling the
skin; but the apartment is made warmer
instead Of cooler, aud as soou as they
move out Of the draft, they find their
room to be more uncomfortable than
before. Let in cool air. keep out the
hot; this is the only form ula to insure
the minimum OF discomfort. Sitting
rooms may generally be kept cool during
the whole day If the door be ouly open
cd for ingress and egress, and the win
dows be kept closed and shielded from
direct sunshine by blind. II the at.
mosphere Of a room be impure from any
cause, let it be renewed; hot air is less
injurious than bad air. If a room be
small in comparison with the number of
persons engaged 10 it, free ventilation
becomes indispensable. In cooking
apartment, the temperature will proba.
bly, be higher than outside, hence the
free admission even of hot air will be
desirable. If persons do not object to
sit in direct draught of air, windows
and doors may be opened, breeze being
more refreshing, even though several
degrees warmer than still air; but under
nearly all other circumstances rooms
should be kept closed MS much Us posi-
bic till after sundown, or till the air
outside is cooler than that inside.
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An Accomplished Savage.

Wendell Phillips has lately issued n mani.
iesto in the Anti.Slavery Standard ON the
Pacific railroad, in which he expresses him.
self shocked by the inhuman treatment of
the Indians by our government, and he
urges them to tear up the rails. His exul.
tation over some OF their exploits in this
way reminds one oc the pamiest DAYS Of
the anti-slavery agitation. EVERY blow
struck at the Pacific railroad" saws Mr..
Philips, sis heard around the globe. Haunt
that road, y is his advice TO the Indians,
with such dangers that none will dare To
use it. He sees great good" in the fact
that the Indians have begun to tear nm the
raise andto shoot passengers and conductors
on the road, He also pays a compliment
10 the Seminoes, saying that when. in
1865, General Sanborn carried to them the
news OF emancipation, they instantly set
themselves free. But, more Just than we,
they proceeded at once tc divide their pos
cession with them fairly"
Why don't Philips go and show the in
dams how 10 carry on the kind of warfare
ne recommends, and which has never oc.
cured even to savages? He is doing in re.
gard to the Indians just as he and his fellow.
fanatics did in the late war-standing off,
IN safe place, and bounding others on.
Wedare say the Indians have been maltreated
and abused, as their race always seems to
have been by the whites from the time
MILES Standish hacked Pequods.n They
had hard time OF it in MASSACHUSETTS,
especially in the days of old King Philip,
s 50, OF Pokanoket, lone of the fgh ing
Philips, and therefore no relation of Wen.
deiIs,) when that exemplary old Puritan,
Josiah Winslow, cleaned out his whole
tribe; and also when they were reduced TO
slavery by the same philanthropical people.
being among the first slaves Of Europeans
~. the American colonies. As to the com.
pllment to the Seminoles, ''as being more
just than We" because they divided their
possession" among their former slaves, il
is no doubt well deserved, so far as The
comparison includes tho vicinage of Philips,
which has grown enormously rich on tbe
products Of slavery and slave labor, and
Will perhaps be willing to share now with
the liberated Africans, especially if Philips
himself, a man of wealth, will act in consist.
ency with his talk and set them the exam.
ple.-Baltimore Sun.
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An Extraordinary Man.

A Pennsylvania paper is responsible
for the following startling story: One
OF the most extraordinary cases of pccu
liar formation ia the human body W,
witnessed few days since at Connolly.
Hotel, Mercer, 10 the person Of a colorcd
man, a stranger. 1t is hardly correct
perhaps, to call it case of malforma
tion, as the phenomena were entirely
Internal, the man presenting no unusual
appearance whatever. This person, By
some inward muscular power, which he
cannot explain, can shift the position
Of his heart ut will. We went to see
him, not believing more than half that
We I'D been told, but were convinced
10 less time than is taken to write il
de requested us to satisfy ourselves
that his heart is IN the position usually
occupied by that organ, Placing our
hand en- his breast, we could Ieei the
beating distinctly. He then commenc
ed 4 series Of contortions with his
abdomen, rolling it over several times.
AT the conclusion OF this striking exhi
billion, we placed our hand upon lump
10 his left side. below the waist, and
there was the heart humping away as
1t nothing unusual was the matter. A
few more contortions, and :he frisky
organ passed across the abdomen, aud
on the right side kept up its work Of
throwing the blood through the system,
as II in its natural position. More con.
tortions, and it Travelled back home, its
course being easily traced under the
skin till it passed under the ribs. The
man then commenced sort of rotary
motion OF the bowels, apparently turn.
ing them over several tiinss, when VIC
felt complete set Of ribs covering the
abdomen, the regular set being in their
usual place. Turning the bowels in the
opposite direction, the false ribs disan.
Peared. On being asked if his parents
had any more children like him, he re-.
Piled that be had a brother six fee,
high, who could reduce his stature 70
something less than three feet. We
believed him readily after having wit
messed the above performances.
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C0NSTABLE'S SALE.

IL Y virtue Of writ of Fieri Facias issued
,Ap by Abuer Neal, Justice Of the Peace
for the State Of Maryland, in and for Car.
roll county, at the suit of Theo. l.. Fritchey
and Vim. b. Thomas, trading under the
name and style OF Theo. l.. Fritchey & Co.,
against the goods and chattels, lands and
,enements Of Abraham Forney. and to me
directed, have seized and taken in execu.
ton all the right, title, interest and estate,
at law and in equity, of the said Abraham
Forney, in and to the following parcels of
land, situated in Taneytown District, viz /:
All that piece or parcel Of land more par.
ticularly described in deed from Samuel
Swope aud wife TO Abraham Forney, bear
ing date June 10th, 1866, and recorded in
Libcr W. A. Mex, No. ~. Folio 1886. con
tanning FIVE AND THREE QUARTER
ACRES of Land, more or less, called
Survey on Brothers Agreement 1"
Also, all that piece or parcel of land,
more particularly described in deed from
james McKellip to Abraham Forney, by
deed dated June LIST, 1864, and recorded in
Liber j. b. b., No. II, Folio 1870, contain.
ing SIX ACRES of Land, more or less,
called The Resurvey on Brothers Agree.
ment.
! hereby give notice that on FRIDAY, the
9th day of JULY, 1869, between the hours
of and . o'clock, ?, NJ, at the Court
House door, in the city of Westminster,
will offer the above property, so seized and
taken in execution, at Public Sale, TO the
highest bidder for cash.
REUBEN W. STEM,
Junel1'tS Constable
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FOURTH OF JULY!
CELEBRATION
AT
WESTMINSTER,
CARROLL COUNTY, MD.


VNHE Carroll County Agricultural Society
IL will inaugurate the completion Of their
Fair Grounds, on SATURDAY, the Bird
day Of JULY, next, with the following en-
tertainment
AN ADDRESS suitable TO the occasion
by Hon. JOHN Il. SMITH, President Of
the Society.
A GRAND TOURNAMENT, with n
Massive Silver Pitcher, Waiter and Gobets
to the successful knight. Distance 100
yards, time 10 seconds, best two in three.
A TR0TIlNG MATCH with 500 prize
for the successful Horse, Mare or Geding,
owned in Carroll county, best two in three.
Each competitor to pay an entrance fee Of
Ten Dollars.
NEL0ClPEDE RACE, S2j Prize.
MULE RACE, S25 Prize to the Slowest
Mule. Each mule to be rode by the owner
OF the opponent.
Several BANDS OF MUSIC will be pres.
ent and enliven the occasion.
Exercises to commence at 10 0 clock, A.
M. Admitianee IS cents.
The Marshal and Judges for the day will
be announced early on the morning Of the
Third
Come one! Come all Let us inaugu.
rate the era of good feeling in Carroll coun.
ty, and at the same time properly celebrate
day forever sacred in the annals of our
History.
JOHN L. SMITH,
june lO'4t Pr, sident.
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AN IMMENSE prAou OnouApn

AN IMMENSE PEACH ORoHARD.-A
correspondent of a New York paper
writes from village called Ridgeway,
midway between Wilmington and Wei
don, N. c., aud gives the following des
eruption OF an Immense peach orchard /:
But the great feature of the picture
IS a peach orchard of $50 900 trees, oc.
cupying $500 acres OF land. An idea
OF its magnitude may perhaps be better
shown by the statement that il the acres
were in row they would extend to the
distance of 100 miles, and it. the trees
themselves were in a row would extend
to the distance of 1000 miles.
Ia the season for gathering, at only
one basket per tree per day, there must be
on the ground every day supply of
100000 baskets As the peaches pull.
led to day are to be in New York to. NOR.
row--ior this can bet is easy to con.
ceive the aruy OF gathercrs Necessary to
bill the baskets and place them upon the
cars. An enterprise such us this re.
quircs no small capital aud energy. 1t
Is in capable hands and will probably be
a success The parties have secured
| am informed, contract for transpor
tation for twenty wears.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.

A STUDENTS REUNION, composed
N Of those who attended either the Col.
lege or Academy, will be held at Delaware
College, FRIDAY, JuSE 25th, TO celebrate
the Centennial Anniversary of the chartering
of the Institution.
The exercises will consist of Addresses
by Students who are now gentlemen of en-.
inence; Music, and an Academical Exhi
bition in the evening.
An effort Is being made to gather the
scattered sons of these time honored insti
tutions once more together, to recall boy.
hoods happy hours, to renew old friend
ships, and revisit scenes ever dear to memory.
1t is hoped all whom death has spared from
our band will be present.
A general dinner will beprovided, and the
cordial Inequalities of the citizens extended
TH0S. II. BLANDY, Pres't.
WIN. REYNOLDS, Sec'y. junel7.2t