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Dissolution,

The partnership notice heretofore existing 10.
der the firni and name of Fox and Laurie h As beea
dissolved by m utual consent. The affair. of the
firm until Septernber first will be settled b. M,
Laurie, after that date by an attorney.
A. J FOX.
t. .ACRIE
WAlfhlm u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-11

Colby University is fifty thousand
dollars better of than before commence
ment this week. On Wednesday morn
ing money To the amount OF Sal 900,
was subscribed on the condition that it
should be increased by other parties to
$4,000 that day. The desired S45 900
was subscribed in email sums BY indi-
vidual- and classes conformity.
The funds raised by the trustees were
appropriated 10 the erection of labora-
tory, increase OF cabinet and general
repairs. The old chapel is to be entirely
renovated and reformed for recitation
rooms. The contributors TO the S4l 900
were Judge Wording, Washington, ID.
C., $1,000. Gardner Colby, $40, 900.
Hon. j. w. Merrill, $4,000. Hon.
Abner Coburn, $4,000, Anon, 81 900.
At the commencement dinner, sat down
nearly two hundred of the alumni and
friends OF the University The edibles
having been discussed the President,
DIR. Champlin called upon the persons
present Tor subscriptions to make up
the amount required by the conditions
of the Trustees. DIR. Geo. a. Pierce OF
Providence, X. L., was called upon and
responded with promise Of $1,000.
The rest of the $4,000 was speedily made
up by the donation of small sums BY
several individuals and classes.
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Freedom Notice.

For a valuable consideration have given T. ps
Albert Barter, his time from this date, ut-
he .hali be OF legal age. shall claim none OF d
earnings, nor be responsible for any debts Goa
traeted by him alter this date.
STEPHEN B. BARTER.
witness: SULLIVAN GREENE. 3w32
Deer Isle. July II ls70
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-11
Comm ssloners' Notice.

We the subscriberr. having been appointed by
the Hon. Parker Tuck. Judge of Probate for the
Iounty oil Hancock, to receive aud examine the
claims OF creditors to the estate OF
John IL. sherman late Of Backspou
deceased. represented insolvent. do hereby give
notice thai six months allowed to said credi
tors to bring In and prove their claims aud that
we shall AZ end that service at T. L. woodmau. s
ofhcc in Bucksport on the first saturdays Of sep.
tembcr and December next.
r. L. WOODMAS.
W. II. PILSBURY.
Buck sport July ssth is.p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-11

STATE OF MAINE.
HNNtoth s. Curt Of Probate, August Term
a. ID 1870.
pom the foregoing petition, ordered, That said
petitioner give public notice To all persons in
"'ested, by causing g. copy of the ietiiIOn. and
order thereon, Ia be pubiis shed three weeks sue
cesslsely IN The Ellsworth American n-wspA-
per published IN Ellsworth IN said County, that
thcy may appear AT Court OF Probate for sand
County. Ia be held at Ellsworth. tire l-t We'd
hc-Ay OF september aext, at ten OF the clock the
forenoon, aud show cause, II ANY they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should not be gran
cd.
PARKER Tue h Judge.
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BATCHELOR' HAIR DYE-

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
Harmless. reliable, instantaneous, does not con.
tain lead. any riiaic poison TO produce paraly.
sis death Avoid the Wanted and deiusve
preparations boasting virtues they do no, possess
The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had
% years untarn,shed reputation TO uphold its in
tegrity as the only Perfect HAIR Dye-BlaeK or
Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied Al Ii
Bond ST., NY. spe Iy3l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-11

To the Honorable Judge 81 Probate ior the toun-
" Of hancock:
The undersi1ncd, Wi"ow Of W lillian ID. WooC
late OF ,urry Ia said county deceased respect
fully represents, that ,ad deceased died pos
c,i Of Pew No. ~ in the Methodist Meeting
House, in Surry, An Invent DRY Of waIch has been
duly returned into the Pro bate Once. she there
fore y rays that your Honor would grant hrr al
ALLOWANCE 81 slii rev
ADBIINE ID. WOOD.
hy >. WATSON
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Special Notices.
Medical Notice.

DR.: A. FULTON, would respectfully inform his
mi . and tho public, tat he will be happy to
ss.snu professionally upon those requiring his
Havi,g availed himself Of the advantages of
Medicai Lectures. and Hospital practice, in New
YORK city durir the last whit r. he bopes to be
able 70 give satisfaction TO his patrons
Once and residence until nirT her notice at the
house OF John X. Redman ESQ
Ellsworth, July 10Th 1870 lwaq
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-11

The witnesses before the corUners ju-
ry in the Nsthrn murder case Yesterday
were Gen. Frank L. Blair, DIR. Walter
II. Peckham, Washington Mckenzie
carpenter. Drs. Janverin aud Ruppancr,
and James Nei-, ncwsboy. The ties.
timony was important, but nothing not
already made public was developed,
except the statement OF the new sboy
that while folding papers on Mr.. Ma
thans doorsteps three quarters OF an
hour before the alarm OF murder was
given he saw n man pick up a check
from the step, and walk OF with it, the
door of the house being partly open at
the time. He also stated that a crowd
OF ten or fifteen men rushed up TO the
house when the alarm of murder was
given; that one OF the Nathan brothers
picked up dog" and showed it to
the men ami that it was fully ten miu-
ute- after that before officer Mangam
appeared,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-11

Hon. WIN H. Seward Is going to China
and Japan and the administration has
placed the Asiatic feet at his service.
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Yesal lotlee,

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for The
County OF Hancock
The undersigned Executor Of the viii OF Nehe-
miah Hinckiry late of blushiii said County
would respectfully represent thai he has r.criv.
eel an adv ambiguous Offer of Two Hundred dol.
lars lot OF land situated in said Blue
hill, by seth II. Johnson OF said town and de-
scribed As follows, !. being Lot No "a Of the and
divi sion OF lots in said town nt..inlng HIM
red acres, more or less, and belonging TO the
estate OF Nehemiah Hinckiey and that Il would
be 10 the advantage OF all concerned to have II
sold and prays that he have authority to accept
said offer to convey the same.
JOHN STEVENS, Executor.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK. s.. Court OF Probate july Term
A -. i-1D.
Upon the foregoing petition, ordered. That
said petitioner give pubic notice to all persons
interested by "aurinl . copy Of the petition, and
this order thereon. 10 BE- published three weeks
successfully 10 the Ellsworth American. news
paper published IN Ellsworth, IN SAID County.
thaI they may appear as Court 81 Probate for
said touaty to be held at Ellsworth the frst
Wednesday OF september next, AT ten Of the CLOCK
Ia the forenoon, to shew cause, any they have.
why the prayer OF said petitioner snouIi not be
grated.
PARKER TTCk, Judge.
Attest: GEO. A. DYER, register
\ true copy-Attsst Tho. a. DYER, Register
5xJi
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August 1, 1877,

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
] concerned that she has been duly appointed and
has taken upon herself the trust Of an Admins
tsasrix Of the ESTATE Of
Fred W. Wardwell. late OF Bscks2ort,
In the County Of Hancock, blacksmith deceased,
by givinA bond - the Law directs she, therefore
requests Ill persons Who In debted 70 the said
deceased's estate, TO make immedlase payment,
ADELL wARDw ELL,
August :, ls7e. Sw0
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Az Court OF Probate hottca At E.Is~orth, with q.
In and for the County oil Hancock, on the l.t Wed
nesiay Of August 4. D., ls7U.
o W. Herrick Guardian of
Chas. A. Dodge late Of Brooklin,
in said County minor-havInt prosecuted his Ill 1t
account OF Guardianship upon SAID estate for Pro
bate
ordered That the said Guardian give notice
thereof t. all persons nte esteai by sing n
copy Of this Order to be- published tn ee weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American printed
IN Ellsworth that they may appear at a Probate
Court 10 be holden at Ellsworth on the LIST wednes
day of sept xt, at of the CLOCK in the fore
noon, and 7hew Cause, II any they have why the
same should not be allowed
3w3s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy-Attest: Gro A. DfEK, Re Hlster
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ten. John L. Fremont and family have
takon the cottage at Bar Harbor Mount
Desert, owned by Tobias l.. Roberts OF the
man, Hon. VIM. q. Bates, and Rev. Benz.
Davenport. Of Massachusetts, are at the
Agamont House. Professor Mahan OF
West Point i stopping at the Rodick
House. and r. %. c. Dairy, the artist at
the Harbor House. The artists are scat.
tered far and wide throughout the coun-
try now. good lady hailed pair Of
Them the other day they were passing
her house. iul equipped for sun or rain,
and asked II hey mended parasois and
umber-el-las, which reminds the New
York Post that Mr. Church was once &C
costed By an old lady, who inquired If he
hal any nice peppermint" He answer
ed, NO, but have some fresh chrome
yellow"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-11

BERLIN, Aug. :. The following
off cial dispatches have been received
here:
MAYENcE, Aug. 6. $50 J.. NJ. The
French turned back on their entire line
and
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FHE subscriber hereby gives public notice u slI
i concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of an Admin
istrator OF the EST ate Of
Polly saunders, late of orland,
in the County OF Hancock, widow deceased by Civ.
ing bond the law directs; he therefore reauests
all persons who are indebted 70 said deceaseds Is.
tate, to make Immediate pay ment and those who
have any demands thereon To exhibit the same for
payment.
MARX SAUNDERS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-11

New YORK, Aug. Z. The following
is Q special to the New York Herald
LONDON, Aug.7. Seri0ns spprehen-
sion of . disturbance IL entertained At
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Copartnership Notice.

JOSIAH B. HADLEY. Treasurer OF Eden
Eden August LIST is7u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKZr-LoNDoN July $50 p.
M.-Consols closed at s3 for both money and the &C.
count American securities steady United States five.
twenty bonds ls6s, 800 1886, old, s0 1857 sss tenor.
ties, Ss4 stocks trmi Eric Railway shares Iy Illinois
Cenrals' l4a; Atlantic and Great Western, -.
PARIS BoUnsR.-PARIs July l-The Bourne opsned
dul Kentcs 72f. 65c. aud closed quiet At 72f 65c
FRANKFORT BoUKsR.-FRANKFoRr July l--Jnited
States hvetweny bonds opened 49,, and cosed
qniet ut 961s stl4 for the issue OF 1869. "
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAKKHr.-LlvERPooI, July "a 20
r M-CottonThe cotton market dull and Irregular
Middiing upiands, SO middng Orleans lud. The
and ,pecna'on The shipments Of cotton from bombay TO
the SOth ult since the last have been bales
HAvRE COTTON MARKET. -HAvRE, July 4--Cotton-Thc
cotton market opened quiet, both the spot anoaI
LIVERPOOL BREADBrUFFB MARKET.-LIvKRPooL,J u'v
per quarter for European.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS NATURALIZATION JULY
$3.50 NJ. Lard quiet Cheese e5s. 3D. per cwt Tor the
best grades Of American fine.
LinKEPooL PRODUCE MAHKKr.-LIvRRrooI, July A.
go y. M.-Rehned petroleum duh.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LosDoN, JuN A-suea &C.
i've both on spot and afoat Calcutta nsecd quiet
ga Linsscd oil hrmsr 81 &c. &3l los per Trpentins
easier 81 o0s. rcwt
opened firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-05
him 70 frequently re.terase, Jaw by Jove. its really

him 70 frequently reerate, saw by Jove, its really
most disgusting, say"
The most glorious OF all the glorious Fourths' ex
curs.ois were those by moonlight on the Sound;
ana II any one should be enved for their pleasure
yesterday II should be those who, with their wives
Their children or their pretty girls, sailed singing
and dancing, over the clear, SIN waters between
Long Island aud Connecticut Late at night steam
ers were gliding over the waters and white sails
emerged, ghost ike, In the moonlight from all the
promont0rles and headlands along the Connections
shore, and the sound Of music filed the AR ut dis
tances for miles, tNf u FTH
The numerous boat clubs which have their hnunts
along these shores on the islands or In the bays,
manned their row boats as well as yachts, and
rowed or sailed out to the passing steamers haling
them with songs and cheers. Nearer the city and
opposite the Islands, the public gardens along the
shore were brilliantly Illuminated, and the vast
open halls for dancing visible at intervals from
the steamers decks, thronged with grotesque figures
moving about In the azes OF the waltz, cotllon and
reel. The music from the bands on board mingled
with the music or the dancers, who paused 10 wave
their handkerchiers and listen to songs sounding
sweetly over the water. The moonlight excursion
ISIS too, though they lost the cheap spectacle OF the
fireworks, arrived in town when all the nolse ana
confusion OF the day had ceased, and when the
small boys with the big frocrackers had retired to q
htiuI slumDe In land OF fa3hes OF starting noises
and OF q universal whz.
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Fourth went into the history Of New York's inde
pendenoe days. 81
There were parading displays Of soldiery,
exploding Of hrecrackers and torpedoes
the mouthing OF cannons and noises OF all
sorts. Base ball, the theatres, social gatherings
OF clubs, picncs displays by the veterans OF 1872
regattas, trotting Ginning OF bells, drunkenness,
casualties, prize lights, turbulence, murder aud
fireworks were also among the enjoyments OF the
nn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-05

Thirteen hundred and sIxty-three passengers ar.
rived at this port yesterday from foreign ports in
the following vessels:--steamship City OF BROOKLYN,
from Liverpool and Queenstown, 778; steamship Ne
Yada, from Liverpool and Queenstown, bS7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-05

carrying gay pdriIes, VINO reVelled In the salt
sea breeze blowing In or the ocean. and in
the wide expanse Of waters and sky, dotted
only here and there with SAILS or tracked
with the long smoke wreath OF O distant
steamer Anchored on the Fishing Banks were the
steamers Rip Van Wrinkle, Sylvan Shore and State
Of Maine, each furnished with bands Of music and
laden with motley gatherings or men, who endea-
vored by every cunning device to draw the scaiy
men, who In childhood had experienced the bench.
cent effects of the rod applied 10 their own proper
It with the skill only attainabie by enthusiastic adj.
mlrers OF It's virtues-men to whom "jaunt" to
DIVINITY s FISHING ese cocRnev ms Ss, Of the
and uncomfortable, f0rorn looking bipeds UNDERGO.
ing Their FIRST experience Of the sport" which they
north the steamers Pope CatlIn Norwalk, Stevens
and General Sedgwick are seen steamng towards
river steamer Vanderbilt Qldes down tie bay to.
wards Sandy Hook. over the waters in every direc.
strains OF music, and amid the wash OF the waves
We Aear patriotic airs, national anthems, German
waltzes, or's,a 1ougs choruses and ''shoo. Fly"
yesterday, and was the general resort Of most Of
those Americans who rejoice IN having been born in
morning in preparing their most magnificent toilet
with killing effects. OF side wishers, hair brushed
fronts with the collar turned down at the corners
..yea know The Arthurs purchased cheap canes
FOR the occasion, and clubbing with their
theS place OF field glasses, and gave them
quite the appearance Of English tourists on
the continent. Thus prepared, they stepped
with hNnty air from the street cars to the
steamers decks; But, alas for the charming
nobler Rhtne with It's grand Palisades and
verdure clad Highlands and the Germans on board
assisted in the representation, there Was no especial
courtesy extended to MILFORD, and the parcels Of
Limburger cheeSe carried about jim Meln Hery's |
pocket handkerchief for the accommodation Of hiS
wife and numerous progeny was quite
to ArthurS olfactoy organs, and caused
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-06-01

NIHTNBLE-SKElNS and Pips-boxes ter Way
| ons, for sale by II. 7. BIGLKR CO
IRON, IRoN.i-Best bar iron, for sale at the
/ store of II. F. BIGLER CO.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-06-01
PAY YOUR TAXES!

In accordance with an act of the General AS
semby of this Commonwealth, approved the 22d
day of March, A d. 1870, ''relating to the collec
ton Of taxes in the county Of Clearfeld, Notice
is therefore hereby given to the taxpayers
siding in the districts below nam ed that the eoan
ty Treasurer in accordance with the I'd section of
said act, will attend at TIE place of holding the
Borough and Township elections, the follow
ing named days for the purpose of receiving the
county. bounty, State taxes and militia fines,
sessed for 1870:
For Bloom, on Thursday, June ID.
For Penn, on Friday, June I'd
For Lumber City, on Saturday, June 4th.
For bradford. Oh Saturday, June llth.
For Woodward. on Tuesday, June 2lst.
For Guel ich. on Wednesday, June 22d.
For Beccsria, on Thursday, June Odd.
For Jordan, on Friday, June 2fth.
For Knox, on Saturday, June 25th.
For Bell, on Tuesday, June 18th.
For burnside. on Wednesday, June 29th.
For New Washington, on Thursday, June t30th.
For Chest. on Friday July lst.
For Ferguson, on Saturday, July I'd.
Citizens of Penn and Ferguson who find it more
convenient to meet the Treasurer at Lumber City
than az their election houses can avail themselves
OF that privilege. Parties also pay their taxes
at the rreasurers office at any time from this fer
ward.
Upon all taxes paid on the days designated
there will be reduction of Fire per Cent. The
balance of tne districts will be announced in due
time. LEVER illegal
April l3. Treasurer.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-06-01
DIED (:

On Thursday, May 10th, 1870, Joseph
\. Caldwell, Esq, of Pike township,
aged ~ years, s months, l6 days.
During his illness, of about ten weeks,
Mr CaldweIl's patience and Christian res
ignation were remarkably manifested; and
the many sympathising friends that gather
cd.around his couch and followed the bier
bore ample testimony to the estimation in
which he was held as neighbor and citi-
zen. His generosity won him place in
the hearts of the poor, and his integrity
insured the respect of the wealthy. His
death leaves void that cannot be filed
Last January he connected himself with the
" f. Church in Curwensvile, and died in
the triumphs of living faith and the hope
of blissful immortality. IL.
On Saturday, May, 18th, 1870. CHRLs
TIAN STRAW. Of Ferguson township, IN the
goth year of his age.
\ funeral discourse, appropriate to the
occasion, will he preached in the Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church, in New Millport, on
Sunday, June l2th, 1870
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-06-01
DANKING HOUSE OF
HENRY CLEWS &CO.
(UHttsd States Treasury BHEEdE1gS),
-.

80 WALL STREET, ". Y.
The business of our house is the same in all re-
spects, as that of Incorporated Bank Checks
and Drafts upon pass through the Clearing
House. COrporations.F Firms and individuals keep
ing Bank Accounts with us, either in Currency or
Gold, will be allowed five per cent interest per
annum, on all daily balances, and check at
sight without notice. Interest credited and ac
count current rendered monthly. We are prepar-
ed at all times to make advances to our dealers on
approved collatcrals, at the market rates
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on de-
m and, or after fixed date bearing interest at the
current rate, and available in all parts OF the
country. Collections made promptly everywhere
in the United States, Canadss and Europe Dvi-
dends and coupons promptly collected. We buy,
sell and exchange all issues of Government Bonds
at current market prices. Orders exec uted tor
the purchase sale of Gold and exchange, also
for State. City end all other irst-class securities
Special attention given to the negotiation of Rail
road, State, City and other corporate loans.
We are prepared to take Gold accounts on terms
the same as for currency. to receive gold on do
posit, bearing interest and subject to check at
sight TO issue gold certificates Ofdeposit, to make
advances in gold. against, currency and other col
laterals land to afford Banking facilities generally
upon gold basis April l3-lm.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-06-01

To QUENCH THIRST the warm
weather most persons get very thirsty, ow-
ing to various causes, and in consequence,
frequently drink such large quantities of
water as to make them feel uncomfortable
and yet be dry. To prevent such uncom-
Portable feelings, it would be well for all to
resort to some pleasant and harmless bev'
erage to allay thirst. For this purpose we
know of nothing better than the cold and
sparkling soda water that flows from the
fount in \. [. Shaw's drug store. All
should give it trial and be convinced of
the truth of the recommendation.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-06-01

An ACT TO PRoTEoT TIMBER LANDS.
Both branches of the Legislature having
passed the following bill it is now law
The act is. important as well as necessary ::
WHEREAS, 1t is important to the people
Of the State that timber lands should be
protected from fire, which owing to mali.
ciOus conduct of individuals, is causing
great havoc TO the young growing timber,
especially upon our mountains; therefore,
SEC. /. Be IL enacted, dc, That it shall
be the duty OF the Commissioners of the
several counties of this Commonwealth to
appoint persons under oath whose duty it
shall be to ferret out and bring to punish
ment all persons who either wilfully or
otherwise cause the burning Of timber lands
and to take measures TO have such fires
extinguished where it can be done, the ex-
penses therefor to be paid out Of the coun-
ty treasury, the unseated land tax to be first
applied for such expenses.
SEC. ,. That the provisions of the act of
ninth of April, 1869, entitled ''an act to
prevent the firing of mountains and other
wild lands in the county of Union, be, and
the same is hereby, extended to all the
counties of this Commonwealth.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-06-01

WE, the undersigned, Blacks smiths of the
W Borough of Ulearfed, hereby adopt
the following rates for work and rules with re-
gard to securing pay for cur labor; and We eaeh
pledge our honor as men and mechanics, to adhere
to and enforce the same, from and after May l,t,
1870.
All work done at shoins horses must be paid for
when the work is done, at the following rates
SETTING NEW SHOE, :: 80 cts.
RE-SETTING SHOE, 20 tts.
No crediditto be given for longer period than
three months
Ed. P. PASSMORE, AMOS KENNARD,
J. .SHUNKWEILER, CORNELIUS OWENS,
THOMAS REILLY, q L. LANICH,
Apr. 20 ,7o-3m G. c. PASSMORE.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, Nay 24jh. 1870, by Rev.
W. A. Clippinger, Dr.. ". ). GuLLAND,
of Central Point, and Miss MERTIE \.
MURRAY. Of Congress Hill
We tender the happy couple the thanks
Of all hands, for the excellent cake accom-
panying the above notice. May they al
ways have an abundance of this world S
good things, is the wish of the printers.