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Drs. ID. Fahrncy ~ sons
cELEBRArED PREPARATION roE
CIcansinKt the Blood!

TINVE loDy and ratorably known Preparation
Hrs Nd F,uENcY h SON, for Cleansing the
5tood. need. AZ this day no recommendation at our
be,J. n, virtues having been established by the
thousand. of cases where it has given relief in the
MOST DIFFICULT FORMS oE CHRONIC
DISEASES
During the last sixty wears. So highly indeed il
il esteemed, that the demand is constantly inereas-
ing not only az home, but we are daily receiving
applications for il from the most remote sections
OF the country-NOrth, East, South aud est. 10
meet this demand. as well 10 prevent the pubic
from being imposed upon, We have determined to
put this Preparation in such form that It may DC
within reach o. everybody everywhere.
Other preparations far inferior % the genuine,
having been put out BY certain parties, have been
mistaken by sOme for our own, and as matter OF
course the old Preparation Of d. Fahrney a Son
has been M sie 10 sgIer some in reputation, there
fore, % prevent this mistake, as well as TO Inee'
the increasing demand mentioned above, We nave
concluded % send the medicine outIn Liquid form
Not recommending il 10 cure all diseases the hu-
man BODY is heir to, but As Family MetncIne, ana
for all diseases originating from Impure BLOOD ana
Disordered Liver, il has no equal; and will cure
the following diseases:
Scrofals, CuiGneOus Disease, Erysipeld', BOIi,
So~s Eyss, Scald Head, Pin,Pls' Oh ne Face,
Tsasr A5ectioas, Old and Stubborn Ulcers,
RhsGa.aiie Affections, DyspsPs'G,
Cosiicensss, Sick Headache,
y1aHdics, Salt RheuH,, General Debility. hsrcHr'd'
Diseases. Foul Stomach, together rh oil other D's-
orders arising frOas hnPUrs BLOOD and Dtsordered
Liver, dc, &c.
Prepared by
Drs. D. FAHRNEY d son, Boonsboro', Nd.
and DR.. P. d. FAusSsY, keedysvilIe, Nd.
Sold BY Druggists and Merchants GeaorAl'y'
All Genuine is signed thus;
ID. FahTneY e Son.
~ BE sure 30 ask for Drs. d. Fshrney Sons
Fr6 II. ls7O-6m. Preparation
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Girls sometimes put their lips ont poutiuc'y
lerouse they are angry, and sometimes because
Asy are disposed 90 ulec, you half way.
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A VENERABLE On AGE-Tbs following
from one who was thar, is vouchsd for BY him
that is, that the old lady made the reply
given here, not that she was quite as old as she
claimed: When tbs Fifteenth Pennsylvania
Cavalry entered the town Of Dawson, Georgia
IN the spring Of 1865, among those who wei
coined them was a negro woman whose appear
ancs denoted extreme old age. ImpeIed by
curiosity, one Of the boys rode up to her
and asked How old are you, auntie -
" Well chile" she replied, Il don't 'zactly
know bor old is, but was here when Clum-
bus come r'-Lippsc5t's Magazine.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS.

WEST VIRGINIA.
TT'hs large Hotel At this well-known Watering
place has been bought bv = Baltimore com
pany, thoroughly repaired and elegantly furnish
ed, and has been leased BY the subscribers and il.
now open for visitors. Round Trip Tickets at a
reduction Of One-third the usual rates, and good
for Eve days, hsVe been issued BY the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad from Baltimore and Washing
IOn- The baths and grove have been put in com
plete order. Terms SIS per week Sos per month,
s. per day. Children and Servants ~ half price.
GREEN & WILLARD,
Proprietors.
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4. Department OF Civil Engineer
ing.

This embraces Mathematics, Applied Math-
ematicS, Physics, Mechanics, Chemistry French,
English, Drawing and Astronomy. Students,
who successfully complete this course, receive
the Diploma of O;pH EDOuesr.
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Boots * shoes Repaired.

7 AN prepared to do repairing Of all kinds at the
shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms. | most respectfully solicit share Of the
public patronage. ] can be found at nv residence
one door above the Episcopal Parsonage.
Sep. q, 1868. JESSE BLOCkLEY.
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III. PROFESSIONAL COURSE.

The Departments Of Engineering were or
ganzed after the war, to meet a want long
felt in the South of the highest grade of Scen-
tifc instruction in these important professions.
They are now in full and successful operation.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
COAL, COAL,!

DEST LUMP COAL by the Car load $3.50 per
I'D ton Run Of Mine per Car load s.. 90 per ton.
2740 lbs. 10 the ton. ANTHRACITE COAL az
lo,eest rates. For tale at Charlestovn Depot BY
Sep. 81, 1858. STARRY d LOCK.
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A You've LADY ISSCLTED.-" Is my face
dirty ?" remarked a young lady to her aunt,
while Gated at the dinner-tabis on ssteamboas
running from Cairo to New Orleans. Dirty
No. Why did you ask Because that in-
sultiug waiter insists upon putting a towel be-
side my plate. I've thrown three under the
table. and yet every time Re comes around he
puts another one before ne II is hardly ne
cessary to add that the aunt soon informed the
young lady that placing a napkin beside ones
plate is not intended as an insult 70 the guest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-07-09

Head and Foot Stones, Nantes, Statues and
Carving. in all its various branches, and all
work in their business. All order, promptly filed
at the lowest rate and shortest notice. aud all work
delivered and put up, and guaranteed TO suit pur
chasers. If not, no sale. Please call and see and
Judge for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere,
and patronze Home Manufacturers.
The subscribers have also in operation their shop
in Martinsburg, where they will give prompt 1T,
tentiOn TO all work entrusted TO them
DIEHL i BRO.
Charlestown, July Is, ls67-ly.
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The Old Family Journal.
WOMAN

When Eve brought woe 20 all mankind,
Old Adam called her wO- IMAM;
And hen she wood With love % kind,
lie then pronounced her woman
Bat now with folly, dress, aud pride,
Their husbands pockets trimming,
The ladies are So tull OF whims,
That people call them whim-men
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-07-09

'For the present, the instruction in English di-
vidcd among the Professors of Moral Philosophy,
Modern Languages, and History, with the aid Of
an Assistant Professor.
1.-THE duties of this Chair are discharged BY the
Professors of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
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APnInGETIl

Ia offer the this hand o. mine,
nc thou but hadSt the dimes.
But purses short aud slim - thine
Won't do for these bard times,
1 leave the IN thy wretehcdncss,
As one too poor % mate,
For love. YOU know, can only bless
When based on real estate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-07-09

W.. BAILEY. President.
ALoSzo LoRISG. Vice President.
November IL, lsG9-tf.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-04

And win be grr,,rl vi,h I. crov,i,l house. Col.
sh.,no, !. . p,,,.s,-, ~ . u..a,.,. o,w.
,.-.;,. :, n a. A.. .,,,.
80,
-. 'As - " "Ae -
j. a., -. :. -
.ua;.... -. =. A.. -
h,v. NOR. So, - -, -, =.
~ ,o,.,.I.,-.-.,,- :. = -,
'''' - $3.50 ' WY eN
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N0N.REsIDENT TAXES ~
IN TIE
TOWN OF LIA6IN0TON,
In the County Of York, fbr The year 1859.

The following list ofTaxcs on Real Estate Of nom
resident owners In the town OF Llmiugton, Tor the
year 1869, In bills committed 70 y. Dmook, Col
q aid town. on the S Ss dy ?, sspss%Ss
cate Of that date, and now remain unpaid, and no.
tee !, hereby given thu, u the AID t.ass nssre,s
town within eighteen months NON the dale Of The
commitment Of said bills, much Of the real esats
taxed a. vii he Sufficient 10 pay the amount dus
out further notice Be sold a. publio auction, d ths
Town House Of aid town, on Friday the Dist day OF
March, 1871, At o'clock IN the afternoon
s..t ACRES. VALUE. TAX.
known, 100 szo 500
an outbuiiding. 81. Of %
acres land tundlvidedl 81, l...r 40
'S sso, pi's oss.salld N Be- assi q
acre. land, SAG l55S
Heir Of Phebe Cole, or owners
unknown, ! hoass, SO, " on
Ch.ris: .: Eiv,Ii. %. ...oT.o ...f -.
Llnsrei By &C, sS % Iis Sut. 49, % 81
building, sIsn, % aerss land 4..4.s.
/ SS5O,-balance due .., zm
'I ssos So0a'~ iu 40 TOO
John Hartford, or owners I'M .t'i6
Known, Of . hsuA. Si0o. if Itu.L
an outbullding. SIS, ~ scr8
r, :s.. & In :!slb B. s..sa. . ~ AZ Il:
lothian Smith, or ovnsu IN -fu.l
Tfsin Of wn ssapisa. hsuss, -
Sl2O, I ost-baildinE, "a, .T 80
sas lad, ~, - =. -, Isl
s.nr.iS 49,, Aoas. sisa \, -
aost6sildise,, ~, 10 ssrss t 'f.'-'. III
'' ygN rosp. rr,snr~ q r,.i.g.es.
- pt,u,, - an hi,As a.. "A o. -. = 1
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Someof the incest apples We have sc" h's
season. we're some prcsested NJ By Mr. J. c,
Libby Of Lyman, measuring nearly twelve
inches in circumference. Many thanks, friend
Libby.
There was an exciting trot, 81 the Biddeford
Riding Park. Saturday, for 9 purse Of 500,
between Gopher FolsOu's "LymAn Boy" and
II. NJ. Cieaves' "DlAck Arthur" The day was
q chilly one. and consequently the sttendsDoe
slim. l"BlAek Arthur" Won the sr.t, secood,
and fourth heats. and "Lymsn Boy" the third
heat The allowing d the summary;
Biddeford Riding PARK. SATURDAY. Oct 20.
1870 rrOt for purse Of $500. Bes. thros in
Eve, TO harness.
Gopher Poison, ne. Lyman Boy" ana
n. N. CleAyes. rs. "Diask Arthur" ii2l
nne, III, 2sa
At the same time their w.s foot race be-
tween Thomas Hanson and Prank Cleaves. each
drew sig. Hanson won the pure Of IS.
Next wednesday evening the third lecture Of
the eour,e win b delivered By Col r. c. Shan
NON Of this city. Subject; "rAe Land Of the
Southern Cross" The lecture win vithoa,
doah, b the most popular oos q the osarss
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propriate remarks were made BY their pastor,
Rev. 8. Hayward. BY Hon. Samuel Wheeler Of
Dover and BY Hon. James Burlington Of Lynn
and the company retired at . seasonabls hour.
May our worthy friends live to eco their chill
dren's children around their table. and the last
days be even better than the first.
The Piscataqua Engine Co., Of this town t'ok
the frst prize at the Great Fails muster.
-.. - 81 o. YoRK. ff' 7.t ~
Our York correspondent wishes US TO state
that whereas the types made him say that st.
Aspinquid was born IN 1888, Il should 1888,
and where It was 1871 il should rad 1881.
sERwIcK. -rHr.
Ten persons were baptized on Sunday last.
near the bridge, BY Rev. J. Durham Davis
Of the Free Baptist Church. Great Falls. N. II.
LInISGroS. rH, -.
Charlie Tbtets. ave years Of age, son Of Mr.
r. P. Tbbets Of Limingtou, was drowned Thurs-
day afternoon. The little fellow while at play
in the yard fell headlons into spring. which
was surrounded by q barrel. lie had been miss
Ing but few minutes. but when discovered lie
was extinct beyond resuscitation. He was .
very promising child. and the blow was severe
enc to his parents.
KENsEBuNKPoRr.
The new Ship Columbus 1853 tons. built the
past season by Capt. N. s. Thompson and owned
bv the builder, Gushing Loring, r. Inxrsham,
Eben York, Of Yarmouth, Greely Cutter. OF
New Gloucester. Rufus E. Wood, Ransaller
Cram. John Randall. Geo. 8. Hunt, II. J. Lib
hey, Dsu'l r. Emery. Of Portland, Ammi
Storer. g. G. Blanchard and Frank N. Thayer
Of Boston. sailei Wednesday for st. Johns to
load coal for Liverpool direct. Capt. Eben
York, Of Yarmouth, goes Master. The Column
bus Is one Of the finest ships ever built in Maine.
Capt, Thompson has two other ships under
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THE PRUssIAN ARMY.-A correspond
ent of the Boston journal says:

THE PRUssIAN ARMY.-A correspond
ent of the Boston journal says:
A banker in Berlin, who is connected
with enc Of tho leading houses Of New
York, Is now In this city. He related m
incident or two of the King Of Prussia
and his officers. which may be interesting
Just now, He says that since the battle OF
Sadowa every officer has been kept under
strict military rule, rs IL in camp. The
highest officers live In plain quarters, and
some of them occupy rooms In the third
and fourth stories Of the plainest buildings
in Berlin. AL extravaganza and luxury
were forbidden; no one allowed to run Ia
debt; every officer required. to live on his
salary, which is quite limited; and all are
und'r the eye Of the King as If In camp.
King William himself sets an example.
The palace Is occupied by officers of State
for the transaction of business. The
Kings quarters are plain, humble, una
dorned, and would hardly suit the ambi-
ton and pride of clerk In Wall street.
Moltke's habits and style Of living are
more simple than those of any officer in
the army. Like professor in college,
he trnmps his daily round of duty, visit.
ing every department of the army. and
instructing the chief officers personally,
and, through these, every private In the
army Is made perfect In drill and disci.
pline. BY this Spartan mode of life. the
entire army is kept In a perfect state OF
discipline, on q perpetual war footing.
and ready to march at moments notice.
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Great Falls, N. H.,
Where can be found the
most. extensive assortment
Of American and Foreign
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Table
Ware, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Shears, Scissors
and RazOrs, Spectacles and
Eye Glasses, Port Mon
naics, Travelling and Shop
ping Bags, (new and beau
tifhl patterns,) Albums,
Port Folios, Work Boxes,
and Dressing Cases, Combs,
Brushes, and Rich Fancy
Goods that can be found in
the State or vicinity, and
il is furthermore conceded
that the above can be Pur-
chased at prices much low.
err than Of parties in larger
places. .gDrTg.
We solicit n cnll from every
body, whether wishing 10 pur-
chase or NOT md will endeavor
20 convince NIL thnt we cnn md
will do all we proclaim being
almost i'm constant receipt Of
new goods rs they appear In
tho market, we feel fully pre-
pared to meet the wants Of Gus
toners. To those contemplate
ing making purchases for Gifts,
! bridal or othcrwise,) we offer
extra Inducements, having re-
Gently purchased n beautiful
assortment OF Watches, Gold
Chains and Jcwclry OF every
description. Also, Silver Funcy
Ware in Cases, &C., nj low rntcs,
all OF which being particularly
adapted for gifts, we think the
most particular cnn lnd some
thing mt our establishment,
suited to their wants.
Watch, Clock ind Jewelry
Repairing and Cleaning, done
I'm the best manner ms usual.
II. 8. Particular attention
paid 10 finc Watch work. Also,
Gold md Silver taken a the
highest rates.
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SALES, WANTS, LOST & FOUNI

GALLO, w AN lDs uOo4 w OoSO'
EOUND-On Wednesday p. m. at O'Clock.
N on the covered bridge four ferrotypes wrapped
in piece Of news paper, which the ir original can
have by calling at q Crescent Ct Biddeford.
NOR SALE-A fine two story Brick House,
in a desirable locality we'll hnishcd,-gocd
we'll of water, and cistern In cellar Terms moo.
crate. Apply at II summer Street, Blddeiord. -
nor SALE-A good toned Piano, near.
IL ty new-bouyht at Wholesale price.wnl be so,d
very low, by II. NJ. HOBBS, Bkideford, Ne. gu
A EDGERLY, ut No. 81 Main ST., near Al
N. fred St, Biddeford invites the married PEG,
plo and those contemplating marriage, 70 call ana
examine his stock " Furniture and housen9id
goods. ''
NOR sALE-STEAM ENGINE.-A Ave horse
Il power engine in good working order. BOILER
new. with steam capacity enough 70 heat Iarge
sbop or mill, will 30 sold cheap u applied TOT q
once Can be seen nj the shop Of JOHN NJ. DEAN
ING, No. I75 Main Street, hddeford, Me.
EOR SALE-A Drug Store In the city Of BID
deford. For particulars inquire OF or address
ALvAs BACON, NJ. d., this Post once. i3Wii'
NOR SALE, ut this Office. splcndldly
printed Marriage Certificates for the use OF Town
Ilerks; also elegant 4. y. Commiffees CeIuncac 70
Teachers, with margin for record ana oinu ss nm
OF the first 81 per hundred; OF the ater ~ Pr
dred, for large or small amounts. !"
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Warning!
Boston, Sept. 90, 10.

Is Whereas, Certain parties in
Biddgord profess to hcps and
keep for sale the celebrated Peer
less Store, made and patented By
Us, this notice is to inform the
public that zoe haze no Agest in
Biddyord other than J.Goids-
brosgh, and Of no other person
con our &opes, warranted n 4; Iy,s',
be bought in that territory
a ~ PRATT & WENTWORTH.
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u. j. Woodward.
Great Falls, N. III.

DISSOLUTION or COMPREHENSIVE.
THE Copartnershp heretofore existing between
j the subscribers a. Manufacturers, 10 this day dis
solved by mutual consent. .,.l,
All unsettled business OF the hrm may DO adjusted
with Niron Gray, at West buxton, Nj.
JOSEPH HIRST,
West Buxton, Nov. ., 1870 NIRON GRAY.
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u
ce, above that number. At regular advertising rates.
SHEVENELL. In this city, LIST inst, John Shev-
enell, aged 81 years, months, and - days. a
man beloved by all.
MOULTON. In York, Oct. IS, Capt George Moul-
ton, aged Is years
HUTCHiNS. In York, Oct. l6, Mrs. Nancy Hutch
iDs, wife Of Mr. George liutchins, aged - years.
FOX. In Berwick, Oct. "a, Samuel W. Fox, ESQ.,
GO0DRICii. In Berwick, Oct. 10, Mrs. Nancy,
wife OF John Goodrich, aged &c years.
LEWIS. In kittery, Oct. Is, Simon Lewis, esq |,
aged 70 years.
SMALL In San Francisco, Oct z, OF Typhoid
fever, Mr.. FitI Henry Small OF Limington, aged
p years, months
FORD. In North Berwick. 0st. "a. Susan A., daugh-
ter ofCaleb = and Susan Ford, aged 10 years, 8
months and days. .
MCCRHLLIS. In Sanford, Oct. a. Esey, wlfo OF
Robert McChells, aged IS years, months, ana
"a days ,.-
MACE. In West Buxton, Oct. %, Rev. Fayette
Mace, aged rs years and months. IL.
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Why give as much for On ordinary soap ofless
weight as for p0a'A' Washing Soap that Wa has no
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ALLEN-COLE. In this city, Nov. I, 1870. by W.
| y Lunt esq, Mr. william II. Allen and Mrs Mary
III. Cole, both Of Saco.
cAMPDELL-EAsTMAN. In Saco, Oct. %. by Rev.
A. L. Lane, Mr.. Daniel Campbell OF baco, and
Miss Julia Eastman Of this city.
SAwYER-TUPPER. In Acton, Oct. 9, by Rev. i
q. Guptill, Rev. Il. N. Sawyer, OF Middleton, N,
| H., and Miss Lucy l. Topper, of Boston.
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Last Friday evening was the twentieth ami.
versary Of the wedding day Of Mr.. & Mrs.
John II. Burleigh Of this village, when the Capt.,
who is very modest man, went over to North
Berwick and mustered up courage enough to
claim the hand. as he had won the heart, Of the
accomplished Quakeress, Miss Matilda Butfum.
In these days upon which we have fallen, when
50 many beau-knOts are tied, so easily to be sep
arated, as our courts show. welded life Of
twenty years without jar or discord, has not 20
many rcpetitions rs to cease to command our
respect nor Is II so rare as to excite our wonder.
Our worthy friends commenced their welded
life comparatively poor in this worlds goods,
while now they rank among the wealthiest fam.
lilies Of our county. position won by their In.
dustry, we'll directed tact, enterprise and BE-
nevolence; for in their abundance the poor wers
not forgotten. But they are richer Gar in their
interesting family of children. their larse-he.r,
elness and the respect Of their neighbors, 6rs,
and foremost as the Capt. and his good wife ar,
in every liberal enterprise for the prosperity
and Improvement Of our pretty village.
Soon this occasion about three hundred friends
assembled at their beautiful mansion on III.
hill to congratulate them on this period Of their
live. special train from Great Falls bringing
ffty, while Biddeford and Portland were repre-
rented. Is well rs other places more distant.
The guests assembled at eight O'Clock in the
large halls, and FASTENED to pay their respects
to the bride and groom who received them In
the most happy manner. afser which they were
at liberty to inspect the room where were many
and some very valuable "crystar' presents, 10
nembnncers Of guests present. and invited but
absent. and enjoy the hospitality Of the oocs-
sion. Afer the wedding supper which vss
handsomely served and liberal, short and ap-
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R4tlroGAs Gss1 6seGsss6oGts.
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Irssssnsos- hoaday. hsv. q. lses'
1870 !: - :.'.. !.sss, s,;.:s:a q: !.
s s: sss d ;ss 80 ;. isS !! =. = q;
"a aoo :. =. yr0 Fusts.sssh a loo a. =, Al,
sssssss:a :. i.,..a. a,salLsA..Gn,Iis.A
4 min ,avss Bsdassrd ~ Portland and i.ssr.ssl.ss
ssatisss da,y At.soAn. Returning. lssrs ~
49,, :. -, , -. siAscp CHASE y.
sAco 1 BOSTON STEAMBOAT LINE
s.sa.ss E,ssspriss, csp.. N. II. Ealkss Win. tIii
further noties, leave Battery Wharf, Boston, Sof
f'.s..csts, p'is'a'sd .sd r.'' 'v'v wsdsssA.y
Law B2dd:sosd and SEQ fos Boston svssy sslsr.
av a GOOD Tide. Freight taken e icv ra.s:
-a.s f,isl.. u.,. i .:! :; eas sI 49,
1lddsbsd. Nay q. is7s. -
For. BOSTON. ts7
> ~. ne o. ga s.psro. s:.-s...s
G2A AWE s.ss ltd ~ :. srsss q.
R1 peass With large number 81 bsen-
- ufsi ssass Rooms, viii rsa he
'' Isss = asssn.. ws.u rs..,..a. 81, .s..l
asd Isdis WHsn, Bosso.. every DAY - sSiesk
r.h essndAy, sxssptsdh s.r'
Cabin ne ....ss.................s.e
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Freight taksa = sssAl. ,u,r,
Sept u. 1870. 0R
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-09-27
Offices 70 be Filled in Noyember.

For the convenience Of those who are without
the act regulating this matter, we here give the
list of officers to be elected next November.
They are as follows: Sherifs, Attorneys for
the Commonwealth, County STeasurers and Su-
periutendents Of the Poor, who ''shall hold
their Offices for the term Of three years" Sec
ton r. Clerks Of County and CiTcuis Courts
who shall hold Office for four years, and in
counties of less than fifteen thousand inhahi-
tants ''the Clerk Of the County Court shall be
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court. Section Is.
These are ali the officers to be elected in No
vember: but in May next The townships elect
Supervisors, Assessors, Clerks, Collectors,
Commissioners Of Roads and Overseers of the
Poor, who ''shall hold Office for one year,
and Justices of Peace, who shall continue on
the bench for one, one two and three years,
and Conitables to hold for the latter period.
Section IA.