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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11
DIE Tiz's ExPERIMENTAL

tA u " JOUNNAL IA monthly OF 32
pages ordinary magazine size, haling from
chambersburg, Pa, II is devoted TO tho inter.
ests Of the American fNImer, and rrftlIes its
object with zeal and eject. Price, 81 copper
year, With a hnlf pound ofthe Early Rose pota.
to sent free by maillo every subscriber. MI.
merous valuable premiums are also fcred for
clubs. Address Geo. 4. Deltz, chambersbnrg,
Pa. fNsh
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Oh, what a fall was there!--
Whcro' Why at DoMuth's store.
in the prise of Boots and Shoes,
Round the corner, Columbus street
Rising building. AZ If.
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EARM FoR AENr.
r B. SMITH

MANUFACTURE OF CANDIES fha
lvh ConfecIioneres, and dealer IN q iroeey,ss.
Fruits, Nuts and Toys cakes, Ice clsaln. -.
iuTnlshed parties and families 70 order.
gentlemen. Northwest corner Of Columbus
ana MAN streets march 4,lsaa<lyse
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0UR School DAY VIsIrEM, with

its fresh, cheerful vsage, and healthy, spark
ling eonients,ls on our table for March. We
know ofno periodical for young people that
we can commend NOR" heartily than this
There Is not alInc within its covers that We
do not read with rel lsli, and We always lay 1t
down with the conviction that those for whom
lts feast Of good things 10 especially prepared
must derive even more qualification and beneft
from partaking OF the same. DAuoHADAr 4
B1cESR. 42i Walnut street, Phla. Pa,--Si.2O a
year. NJ. tN, te l.a,.ass
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A VALUAB -EFARM FOR
ff SALE Vlt

The farm. belonging tc the estate ofthela,e
Or. James whltc, three miles East Of Lanoas-
ter, on the zanesnIIs a MAysSille Turnpike,
lso EorOS. For torms enquire At
slocum Whites Drug store. j.H
Jan, ,l2, ls69.u. if
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CERTIFICATES FOR I'UBLI-
CATION.
ITO be published at least once year in every
county where there is ali Agentl


AUDITOR oFsTATE's OFFICE,
fsEAL DEPARTMENT or lNEURANck,
CoLUHBus, o., Jan. 30, 1869
II is hereby certified that the international
Insurance Company, located at New York
City IN the State OF New York, has complied,
IN NIL respects, with the laws Of this tate re-
lating to such Insurance Companies, for the
current year, andhas filed in this office sworn
statement, by the proper officers, showing 8
condition and business, OF the date OF such
statement, us follows; w
Amount of actual paid up Capithl,.. S5OOOoo 90
Aggregate amount ofavailable As
sets l,l77,492 "a
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities,
including Reinsurance ........... :. b26,l9s 97
Amount ofincome for the ptecod-
ing yeN.... SoOV92 ~
Amount OF Expenditures for the
prec ding year ..-.."......."....." Tl5O74 90
In witness Whereof have hereunto SUBJ
scribed my name and caused the seal
[nAL ofmy office to be ati xed, the day and
yoar above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor oil state.
B. f. REINMUND,
Agent.
MArehll. lscs-lWN
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The Cabinet.

AhS SssDAhONs
Tho following named gentle
men were nominated by the Pres,
idcnt and confirmed by the Sen ate
on the 9Th, for .he positions desig,
mated; - rss staa
Secretary Of Sdtc.--E. B. Wash
burnc, Of Illinois.
Secretary cfthe Treasury Alex.
ander #. Stewart, OF New York.
Secretary Of the Ndry.-Adolpl
@. Boric, Of Pennsylvania.
Secretary ofhe Interior --Jacot
D Cox, Of Ohio
Postmaster Generdi.-John A. J
CrcsswolI, Of Maryland.
Attorney General. e. R. Hoar
OF Massachusetts.
For Secretary Of Var, no nomi'
nation was made, Gen J, NJ
Schofold, tho incumbent, being re
tanned at the head Of tho War Dc
parlment for tho present.
The foregoing was the origina
cast Of tho Cabinet, but It SCENE
destined TO undergo epecdy modif
cations, II having been found thai
Mr.. STEWART ia Ineligible to tht
place assigned him, under an OLD
law which provides that the Sec
retary Of the Treasury mus; be one
not engaged or interested in trade
or commerce. Mr. STEWART haI
consequently resigned, and hi
resignation may involve sovcra
changes Tho actual composition
OF the Cabinet in full, is therefor,
as yot unknown.
OTHER NOMINATIONS.
Lieutenant General Sherman
was nominated and confirmed n
General. Major General Phil II
Sheridan as Lieutenant General
and Columbus Dolano, Of Ohio, L
be Commissioner OF Internal Rev
enuO, in place Of Rollins.
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"Barrett's" Hair Restorative,
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Good Eagle Lead Pencils at Tut
hills new Store at 25 cents per.
dozen. 45u
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LANCAsTER, OHIO:

The March statements of The pub.
1lie dabs shows a decrease Of slo,,
s6s.75i.
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THE mEltALu OF IEALTH.-


THE HERALD OF HEALTH
What ve might say Of the March number OF
this original and peculiar magazines could he
little . lse than a repetition of the encomlums
passed upon previous numbers. Its articles
are always strong and interesting, whether the
reader is invariably yconvnccd by them ornot.
II has stories, sketches, poetry, essays on
subjects pertAniDgto Life and Health, and ar.
tices ofA miscellaneous character. We have
little doubt that II tho general scope Of its
teachings were universally acted upon the re-.
suit would be what II aims to brins sbout-"a
higher type Of Manhood physically, intellec-
t,ially , and morally" The publishers ara MIL
Ter, Wood 4 Co, 10 and IS, LaiEht street, New
York, and The yearly price is two dollars.
HOURS At no ME.-we know Of no
periodical to which can be awarded grenter
prominence as the magazine for American
Homes than the one named above. The March
numberia replete with the usual high order
and Interesting and improving character Of ht-
erary matter. We have not space for the table
ofcohtents, which comprises sixteen excellen
articles besides interesting notices Of the liter
ature Of ihoda CnARLEs ScRinNER Co. ,GH,
Broadway, New York Three Dollars y9ar.
We have received the ohio Educat lon
al Monthly Tor March. This useful period.
ieal ii pursuing the even tenor OF it, way, IN
forming tho most lnterestlngan valuable com
panion Tor Instructors OF youth and those de-
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Local Notices.

Barrett's" claims 10 bo the
,st. 4, b. ~. N
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m.rhll-4w.l Box 1856, pit'sSurgh, Pa.
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, July 28. The Governor of the iu-
risdiction Of Trinidad orders all Spaniards be
tween fifteen and sixty to take up arms. Per-
sons unfit for active service in the field will
garrison the towns. The press praises the
measure. and demands it's application through
out the island.
WASHING TON. July 29.-The Cubans here
have official advices 10 tho Goth instant. Que
sada had destroyed two important bridges on
the Nuevitas and Puerto Principe Railroad,
and holds the country between the two cities,
which are closely invested. The garrisops are
suffering from disease and short supplies.
Several sorties from Nuevitas have been driven
back with serious loss. Quesada has num-
ber of Spanish prisoners which he holds as
hostages to insure proper treatment to Cuban
prisoners. The Cubans hold several positions
on the coast, giving them direct communication
with the United States. The fight at Rene
dos resulted in q loss Of one hundred and ffty
spaniards killed, wounded and prisoners. The
fight at ssgua Ia Grande lasted several hours.
The spaniards finally drew off. with the loss OF
three hundred men. The Cuban leaders have
no doubt of their ability 10 maintain them
selves against the forces now in the field
against them. A vessel with large amount
OF arms and ammunition, q field battery, and
three hundred and sixty men, had Landed near
Nuevtas, and the expedition had safely reach
ed Quesada.
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CASE or SEDUCTION AND IT'S TERRIBLE SE-
QUEL. "A sad case Of ,tion, which led to
the elaying OF the betrayer, is reported from
Edgefeld District. The facts, as given in the
Augusta Constitutlonallst. are these:
The family OF the young lady concerned
ranks among the most respectable of Edgeheld
County. The villain who wrought her rum is
o young ma" VINO formerly lived IN Augusta,
farm in the neighborhOod of the family, and
had been welcomed into the most intimate as
sOciation with the father, b. other and dauRh-
tors. Every facility In their power bad been
Cheerfully afford I'd to contribute to his material
interests =, aud 70 promote his social 9. joyment.
He had been treated rather aS o member OF the
family than as an acquainiance. and such had
no breath of suspicion was stnred
against him until his baseness culmi-
mated in the ruin Of daughter Of the
household. Htung to desperation, the h.cthers
sought the author Of the rum Of loved sister,
and aayHaSAea 6 Tspsrati0D Gf the wrong at the
marriage altar. This was In the early part OF
last week. Cresswell accedsd TO the demand,
youRR men to have the ceremony performed.
On the road, however, his vlllanv again assert
ed it's suprem lcv, and being mounted ON @
eyyiSb horse. he gave them the SLID at q fayor-
able locality and made his escape, though
they dischar 9ed their pistols at hlIn az he a a.
0ince then these young men and their sympa-
thiging friends have been In active sesroh for
ed them, and 1t Was reported here yesterday
that one OF the brothers had traced him 10
Htatieu %. Ola the GrSk nville and COLUMBIA
Railroad where be overlook him ON Saturday
ntGist and shot ana Killed hin9 If eu II 10 the
Acs, u II Just rotTfbntion.
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sPARKs FROM TIE WIRES.

The French cable is perfect. Its present ca
pacity is eighteen words per minute direct, and
twenty-five words by repeating at st. Pierre.
The Virginia State Treasurer will commence
the payment of one per cent. Oh the January
interest Of the State registered bonds on Au.
gust 18th, and as soon thereafter as possible
the payment Of coupons will be made.
terrible railroad accident has occurred
near Louisville. An entire train Of cars was
burned, excepting the New Orleans sleeping
;.r. large number of perso ms. mostly from
he Southwest, were killed or wounded.
passenger train on the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad. while near Clarksville, Teun., went
through trestle over Budd's Creek. The en-
tire train, except one car, was burnt. The en-
gineer. fireman, and three or four others, were
killed, and thirty badly woundei..ytfsg ssyf,
The Colored Labor Convention at Baltimore,
yesterday, passed resolutions that the obiec-
tions Of white men to work with negroes must
De overcome. A National Negro Labor. Com
ventlon is called to meet in Baltimore, 10 De-
cenber. when Congress aoM be invoked to drsoe
Chinese labor oM0f the country. -
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NEWS FROM WAsH1NGrox.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-It is intimated that
General Mcdowell will shortly be ordered to
relieve General Candy, who will be sent to
Mississippi.
Great interest is attached to the Cabinet
meeting to be held on Friday next, as the
question OF the test oath in Virginia is then to
be decided. In the meantime, it is stated posi-
lively that General Candy has been ordered to
take no action.
1t is said that Senator Morton will introduce
~ universal amnesty bill Immediately upon
tie adoption of the Fifteenth amendment.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

azz1E IRISH oHuRoH-THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT
RACE-TBE YACHT CAMBRIA AGAIN TRIUMPH
ANT-THE EXPULSION CT NAzzn1 FROM swift
zERLAND.
LONDON, July 2e.-The Times to-day refers
to the effect of dsestabllshment as follows :
The Irish Church how knows what it is and
what it can do, and for the first time in its his
tory has real honest, independent character.
The Interest III the Harvard and Oxford race
exceeds that Of the annual University contest
Betting is in favor Of the Oxford.
The ocean race of the Royal Yorkshire Yacht
Club from Loweshaft to Hull roads, 100 miles,
WAS won by tho Cambria, which beat all her
competitors by ten hours.
The Swiss Government justfies it's conduct
in forbiddinR the residence of MazRini on the
Italian frontier on the ground Of his revolu-
tionary doctrines and the duties imposed by
international law.
PARIS, July 26 The Journal (ofical) de.
MES that Warren, the American citizen arrest.
ed during the late riots, received i'll usage, and
asks for suspension Of public judg ment pen :
ding ajudicial Investigation into the circum-
stances.
Marshal Noil has ordered that the number Of
o"~Ao'S ooInA''ou w Vue ulIiltary SCHOOLS &c ln-
creased.
The following appointments are announced {:
Baron de Talleyrand Perigool, Senator; Bene-
detti, Ambassador to St. Petersburg; Charles
Raudln, Ambassador to Berlin
The Journal eongratnlates the country on
the completion of the Franco-American cable.
1t sa5s: THE new route of communication
now opened between France and the United
States will henceforth render our intercourse
MOI e frequent and our relations more intim te,
and draw closer the bonds of friendship now
uniting the two countries"
=" SPAIN.
PARIS, July 28.-It is reported that Don Car
los has ordered the cessation Of the movement
ih Spain in bis behalf.
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OUR SAYANNAH VISITORS.
what they Thought OF the Ktot-A Hint
TO Charleston In Regard to the Nam
agemont Of DhsOrderly Negroes.

The Savannah papers, of yesterday. contain
long accounts of the visit Of their Base Ball
Club to Charleston, and its incidents. We quote:
HoMEwARD ROUND.
About an hour after leaving Charleston, a
meeting was held in the saloon of the steamer;
General Robert H. Anderson in the chair, aud
Mr.. g. Z. Kimball acting, as secretary; A
handsome collection was taken up tor the ben
eft os the band. The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resoloed That We tender the members Of
the Carolina Club and our Charleston friends.
who SO pobly stoO l.by us in the trying and uu-
expected scenes through which we have just
passed, our most heartfelt thanks, and that we
convey 10 them sense OF our appreciation OF
our visit, and the bouuteous hospitality Of
which We have just partaken.
Resolped, hat while we feel with them q
just indignation ut the indignities offered us
and our baud, we cannot in the slightest de-
gree attribute it to any want Of attention or
eff ITS at protect IN on the part Of our hosts,
with whom we deeply s!mpathize. placed as
they seemed to be at the mercy of on ignorant,
brutal mob, through the culpable and notorious
ineficlency Of their civil government.
Resolued That we tender thanks to the
commandant OF the military and his gentle
me isures TO quell the riot, and for their pro-
tect,on to us as visitors, which the city au-
thorltles were either unwilling or unable to
render.
Under this heading, the Republican has the
following comments upon the riot:
Negro mob law seems to be triumphant in
our sister city OF Charleston, except when the
United States troops think proper to come to
the ASSISTANCE of the citlze' 8. The affair on
Monday evening, while the Savannah Base Ball
Club were about taking their depa1 ture. would
be disgrace to any city. There must be some
thing lamentably wrong when mob of Idle
negroes are allowed to attack unofending par
ties and do pretty much as they please. The
Savannah party, it appears, though guarded
by soldiers. was followed to The boat by these
hooting. yelling demons, who showered stones
and brfckbats upon them, and yet not gun
WAS fired upon the marauders. ls it possible
that Charleston confesses, as did her Mayor
on this occasion, that the lawless negroes Of
the city are omnipotent? Has she yielded that
much in this day Of her humiliation? We hope
not.
The whites are always to blame for these
diso scenes when unchecked. lit g
nerve and irmness, and the killing OF q few
leaders, are all that is necessary to put them
down and deter their repetition. In this re-
spect Savannah has nothing to fear. There is
not more peaceable, we'll behaved and order
" negro population in the Union than we have
here, and it is all owing TO the thoroughness
Of the police and firmness Of the citizens
generally. We have bad negroes amongst us
and few are generally responsible for these
nobs-but they are made to know their places,
and that punishment is the sure consequence
Of violation OF the law.
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ssrpLAN rArloN BIr1ERs ARE EspR.

a@PLAN rATlON BIT1ERS ARE ESPR-
cIALLY recommended to Clerg, men lsb 10 speak.
oro AND persons OF literary habits and sedentAry hfe
who require olear mental faculties. which can only
be obtained by rehsh tof f0od aud petfect dges.
dons DShcAte females are certain TO hAd In taese
bitters health ana strength
MAGNOLIA wArRR--sapafior to tho bes imported
German Cologne. and sold as hsif the price.
July ~ euthaS
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a6 THE CONDITIONS OF HEALTH.-IT
10 idle to expect health If the precautions necessary
to secure 1t are neglected. The human organization
is delicate piece Of mechanism and requires ss
much intelligent care and watchfuness to keep 1t in
order. ss are requisite IN the management of the
most complicated combination Of levers wheels and
pintone. ..i Nk.J ,s ... sts Il
At this season Of thS year the body is peculiarly
sensitive. because 1t greatly veakeuyu ana relaxed
by the continuous heat. The skin, In sum.uer. with
its rnlions Of pores wide open, Ia very different
sort Of tegument from the com3act ,rous covering
which it becomes nnder the action Or the winter'e
cold. me muscles. too. are comparatively laccid,
the nerves tremulous. tho blood poor, the whole
frame less capable OF enduring fatigue and resisting
disease than.in cool weather. These indications Of
adepressed condition Of the vital forces are so many
unmistaksble hints that nature needs reinforcing.
Ordinary stt nulants viii not effect THU object.
They inhame and excite, but do not strengthen.
The onl, preparation which can be depended upon
to impart sanina veor TO the system, aud enable il
to endure the ordeal OF The heated term without
giving wsD under the pressure. is HO,TRTIER's
STOMACH BITTERS. atomic ana corrective 80 pure.
SO harmless, 90 Utterly free from the drawbecss
which render many Of tho powerful astringents em-
pioyed In medical practice more dangerous than the
aahaents they are employed to cure that 1t may be
administered without fear to the feebest female in
vnd, or the most delicate child The cathartic ana
alternative vegetable INGREDIENTS whtcL are combined
With those OF tonic nature in its composition keep
the bowels moderately free and perfectly regular
while the work Of Anvig raing 10 going on. 1he
hnest blood depurenie which the herbal hipadom
anords arc ALSO among ,ts componente 20 that IL re-
cruits. purises and regulates the system stimuli.
thnecueiy. DAG July "A
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as BArCHRLOR's HAIR DYR.--THTs

~ BArCHRIOR's HAIR DYR.-THrs
splendid HAIR Dye II the best in tho world the only
true sndperfsca Dye; harmless. reliable, nssanta-
neous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; ROM
ediea she III effects Of bad dyes; ,nvlgorases and
leaves the haar soft and beautiful blsck oc brown
noid ~ all DrUagists and Persumsss; and properly
applied af BaaahelSrs wig Fsesory. No. - Bond.
street. New York. tyr NAV IL
ezrDUrCAER'1 IIaHTNIsG dFL.Y-KTLLER
Death to Ne Liviogi Long hvs the Kiilsrsi sold
by Dealers everywhere. limo June 20
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8 tuthe8

81 6MARENGO.-F e. YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PEEvENrlvE-Thls val.
uab!e preparation has been in private uss for many
years, and through the persuasion OF friends who
have u ed 1t with the most beneficial results the
proprietor has been induced offer 1t to the pub
lic. 1t is warranted to cure CHILLS AND FEVER
OF however long standing, removing the CAUSE and
entirely eradicating its effects from the system. 1t
will PURIFY TaE BLOOD, strengthen the dtges.
tive organs induce an appetite. and restore the
patient to perfect health. It Is purely ETAeLE
preparation. and so harmless that children Of alb
ages may take 1t with safety. AZ o tonic MARENGo
has no superior. and for debility arising from the
effects of fever. or from other cause. is invauabe
few doses ts sufficient to satisfy the most in.
credu]ous sufferer Of its virtue and worth. All
VINO try enc bottle of MARENGO will be SO much
pleased with ito effect, that they will readily en-
dorse 1t, NO HUMBUG. For evidence of its efa-
cacy and value, refer to MARENGO circulars, which
contain certificates of we'll known and respectable
citizens.
MARENGo is q genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and manufacturer b ing native and
resident of Charleston. and it is fully guaranteed to
give complete and universal satisfaction.
NO HUMBUG. TRY 1T.
For sale by all Druggists, and by DOwIE q
NOISE. cosner Meeting and Hasel streets; GOOD.
RICH. WINBMAN d CO.. Hasne-street and g. J..
LUHN, Druggist. Agent of Proprietor, corner of
King and John streets, Charleston, L. G.
June 8 DAo 9mos
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~ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON rHR
EErore ana Abuses Incident 70 Youth ard tarsy Man.
hood. WITH ths hnmane y,ew o. trsAlknsnt ana cure.
seOt BY nnail me- sechaage Address nov ARD A.
sONIATtoN. BOZ r. fhilaaoiphia, Pa. n q
Nat 40 kmcs
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fnneral M0tiffs.

Hd-The Relatives and Friends of RIr,
and Mrs. ANDREW MONTGOMERY, are respect
fully invited to attend the Funeral Services of he
former, at the Citadel Square Baptist Church. THIS
DAY, at half past Five O'Clock Pm
July 20
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FORM OF PROXY.

hereby appoint nt------ for me and
In my usme. 10 vote on the shares hold In the
Plan ersana Mechanics Bank of South Carolina at
the meeting Of the stockholders. to be held ON the
18th day Of August 1862 and at all subsequent meet
ings of the Stockholders Of said Bank, until revoca.
ton hereof. WI
July % atufhsa
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Wbitnarp.

WIsS Departed this life. at Greenwood, S. C on
the 26th inst, Mrs. MARY WIS., in the list year Of
her aye.
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THE YEKGER CASE.

YerEer's FrenIks and EOllies-Re eminis.
cences OF his Youth, his Crime ana Pos
shble lnsanity-n he Military Commits
sion-Lctter from an Odd Friend OF the
Family.
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~ ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the estate Of CHRISTIAN BUNaRR, lats
Of Charleston, Grocer are hereby requested to hand
in the same properly attesteds and those who are
indebted to Estate Will make payment TO
5Ft-i HENRY GERDis, Adrninistrator
July 15 80 Tfha
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a%I HEREBY APPOINT MIR. J. A TOR
RENT to act as my Attorney, during my absence
from the State. g. g. BROWN
July 20 a#
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PRINTING Of every description. s4
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