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Fierce Bdttie lUith u Horse.

A man named Pierce Andrews of Tay-
lor, Mich, recently purchased n young
horse at Wyandotte. In riding the ami
NAL home, Andrews gave him several
whippings, and was once or twice run
away with, and thus, when he arrived
home, he was tired out, and the horse
was nervous and excited. There being
some goods packed away in the stables,
Andrews took the horse in Oh the barn
floor TO tie him. While 50 doing, the
animal bit him, and for this he was
soundly belaborhed with the handle of
broken-pitchtork. After being struck
several times, he broke loose and ran at
Andrews, and struck him down with
one OF his fore feet. While in this posi-
ton, the farmer received n bad injury
from being stepped or, but managed to
get up and show fight, still retaining
possession Of his weapon. The horse
reared, kicked and uttered mad neighs.
and III moment struck the man down
again. Andrews fell so close to parti-
ton that the horse could not get at him
well, and here he kept the beast at bay
by pounding its LEGS with n club. The
people at the house had heard the sounds
of the struggle, and 4 hired man and the
family were soon around the door As
the horse seemed to quiet down a little,
the man shonted to Andrews to crawl
carefully along to the door. This the
farmer started 10 do, but had not crawl
cd three feet, when the horse pounced
upon him again, and this time dislocated
his shoulder by blow of hoof. The
horse then commenced plunging and
kicking at everything, jumping at An
drews whenever the farmer moved, and
in this emergency, seeing that he was
likely TO be killed, lie shouted for the
man TO get the family out Of the yard,
and then open the door, supposing that
the animal would then 20 out. This
was done, but the horse plunged out and
in again with such rapidity that the far
n.er could not escape, the animal max
ing at him every time he tried it. AS
last resort, the hired man loaded an army
musket with fine shot, and gave tho
horse the full charge in the shoulder at
short range. The beast went down,
jumped up, made few circuits of the
yard, and then leaped the fence into the
pasture and ran until tired out. An
drews was badly bruised in many places,
had shoulder dislocated, as stated, and
Will he confined TO the house for some
time. The horse received considerable
injury from the gunshot, but it is thought
a veterinary surgeon can heal the wound.
Free Press.
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toIling on day after day without cveI
seeing that dear, bright face, or any hop,
of winning her love, surged in upon hi
heart, invountarily Il deep sigh escape,
from his bosom, and he bowed his face
into his hands. lie was aroused by til,
touch of little soft hand on his shoul
der, and Il sweet voice, thrilling hin
through and through, said:
''Dear Joe, what is the matter You
are going away, and yet you are uuhap
py. Tell me wha: it is, won't you
What has di,pleascd you p
''Nothing," said Joe.
"lherc must he something" continued
Dolly, "or you wouldn't leave Us and 90
OIL among strangers who don't know
you or care for you"
"Do you care whether 90 or not ~
iIe asked, looking up eagerly.
"Of course care" she answered,
blushing. 'IIaven't we grown up to-
gethcr, and didn't you save me from the
robbers ,"
''Oh, is that all ," hc said disappoint-
cd
"Why, what would you have ," she
asked, gazing up into his face with an
innocent expression. That dear, bright
face was SO near; her voice was 80 soft
and sweet her eyes 80 tender; her
warm, fragrant breath was on his check;
and Joe-was it any wonder Joe for
got himself
81 would have you" he cried pas
slonately. "DolIy, love you better
than liir-bclter than anything else in
the world. | know that | am not
worthy-that you do not care for me
And yet could not bear TO sec you be
long To any one else. And So | am 20
ing away where | >hall never see you
AGAIN.
There WAS Il moments pause, and
then, with her sweet voice all in Il trcm-
Bile, Dolly asked
''ls that the only reason for yonr 90
ing away ,"
"ies.' he answered, sadly. Isn't
it enough ~
"No," She replied, hiding her blush
ln% face in her hands ''for Dolly wants
you TO stay and-and love her"
The great gush of happiness that flow
cd in upon ,Ioe's guileess heart with
those words we will not attempt TO de
scribe. Suffice it to say that he staid.
When the frost came, and the Mary
Ann was laid up for the winter, there
was joyous wedding at the village
church; and amidst music and flowers
and the merry CLINE of bells, Joe and
Dolly were made one and rs he proud
ly bore his bushin@ bride away, follow
ed by the good wishes of all the town,
and Il perfect shower of old shoes, he
thought himself the luckicst, happie>t
fellow in all the land, and, strange to
say, although the honcv-moon has lon9
been over, he still continues in the ~;,".c
Weekly
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The JACK AT ALL TRADES-It is
worth the time and effort it requires TO
learn 4 little of everything useful, though
4 man should have a particular calling
on which all his best energies are CEN
tered. Who has not seen family 20
for days with a window pane boarded up
or covered with paper, because no glazer
could be had TO repair it, and the master
OF the house was ~ ignorant of the pro-
cess OF setting pane as his three year
cid child SO, too, the family is often
compelled to bring water from some
nei5hbor's well for weeks together, be-
cause of some little difficulty with regard
to their own pump apparatus which a
workman cannot be found TO repair.
We need TO begin early with the chIl-
dren, teach them how to use their eyes
whenever they see men working, no mat
ter whether they ever expect to do that
particular kind Of work in all their lives
The time may come when some scrap of
knowledge will DC worth many dollars to
them, not to mention the time and troub-
lc it will save.
a LARGE conconrse OF people were as
scmbled TO see the crowning block added
to some grand monument, and when it
had almost reached the summit, perhaps
an eighth Of an inch only lacking, it was
found they could not accomplish it.
There it swayed, and the vast multitude
looked on with breathless, speechless
anxiety. Just then stentorious sailors
voice sang out-''wet the ropes :" The
suggestion was at once followed, and the
contraction was sufficient to set the block
in its place. 50 much for bit of
knowledge. Learn everything you can,
boys, as you go along through life, and
never fear of being called q Jack-of-all-
Trades No one is i'll greater request in
society than the ''handy" person who is
ready for every emergency.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-30

E'arr' S"o.IHIIr AIIENu--Pay no at
tentIon TO slandercrs or gossip -mongcrs.
Keep straight on in your course, aud let
their backblting die the death Of neglect
What is the Use OF lying awake nights
broodlng over the remark Of some false
friend, that runs through your brain like
iorked lightning? What's the use of
getting into Il worry and fret over "ossip
that has been set afloat TO your diSadvan-
tagc, by some medlIesomc buSybodv.
who has more time than character
These things can't possibly iniurc You,
unless indeed, you take notice of them,
and in combating them give them char
acter and standing, Ii what is said
about you is true, set yourself riaht at
once; il it is false, let it 20 for what it
will fetch. If Il bee slings you, would
you 20 TO the hive and destroy it
Would not Il thousand come upon you
1t Is wisdom 10 say little respecting the
injuries you have received. We are zen
orally losers in the end ii we stop 10 re
futc all the backbitings and gossipin9-
we may hear by the way. They are an
noyin", it is true, but not dangerous 50
long rs we do not stop TO cNpostulatc
and scold. Our characters are formed
and sustained 10y ourselves, and by our
actions and purposes. and not by others.
Let US always bear in mind that "caIum-
nlators may usually be trusted TO time
and the slow but steady Justice of public
opinion.
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Firm, Hd1,.ra Ut.kio.
GccI' he mn Ia ne POOr- House.
El WILL. VI. CARLETON.


over hill the poor hGll-c I'm tru.i. nv ,y,al
, ~ F''S
A ,,,o.,r ,~,,' ,'' ''
" ~
over th" hill 20 the poor hon-"-I can't quit" make
clear
over the hill to the poor -honc--it rccm- ~ horr
Many a stem I've taken t.;I,p,to,,,rr,
Isut thi. l. = =,,t of ;ourur, I n.,-.r ,,, I.,
"h" l. the n4e Of helpin' on me paupcI's -hamc :
i'' my "t crazy am blind oI lame
iT"' I'm not :" supple nor yet 20 awful stout
l." W. III Tor descent lvin'' an pay my honest way
'r l cai r'rh my Nirtnai'' an moic too, III b
bound
II 'hyh'dy "i'iy l. WiII" t" have me round.
Once wa, vonn.. and han,aopc-I AGA. ,ron -,
soul
o"r' my 'h''A7 wa r".'F my 'y'r III black AZ coal
/ OF any KIND OF rr't"n, that waa in their way.
faint no IL g Of bo, tin, or ,,Il,i,,, o,cr rr.c
But many Il hous. an, home ,v,s omen then to me
.'''9 : u" ,'' 7''''' 'l''r h''' from hk,iy men,
'''' mummy '''' mint" ''' "a' Il h"rdeh ti'h-
Aad when to John waa n.,rrica, enr, he was roo,
and -ru.rt
Rut he and all tn ncirhb,r~ wonla own done M,
mart
For life was all before me, an W., vouu,, m, ,ron,,
And worked th, h,-, that couI, in irwin, 70 ,.
along
gay,
With now and then a lr,ly for ,o cheer ia mn opr ,.,v
Til We lad 4 halt p dozen. an all rrowcd {, an an
neat
An went TO school lik.. other. 81. h,a cnou.b tact
one.
v.o,I., 60, ,,,,, ,,,,,r 100, r..
,,.,,,,,,
-"
is,,,i ''' "'''' " F''''' f'''' ''''''
But every couples chlrn'. i heap the lie them.
.,r,,.,, 49,, ,,,,,, ,.
y, , A., -, 49,,
.on.. '' '
And .;o, M. mad, tho, ,,,,,o.,,.,,.,. ,,-
oIdora ,,r,v
I've noticed it fomctim2' aom,how iails TO "'r& the
..
-,
A., -, -.., -, -, =, .,
alouc;
When John he nearer an nearer come, M dclr'r -ccm
cd 10 lie,
The Lord of lIo-t Ii" come day M took him away
from me
S,iIl war bound to struggle a. to crinpc
fall
Still | worked for Charley, Tor Charley my
all;
And Charley wa7 pretty GOOD to ne" with -'"cc ord
or iTown'
town.
n"e "'7 7"',' 'o''r'ny' ana '.''i'" "'"p -H"
hho"
'' mt " " '' '''' i'''' ana 'o'''' '''N' 1t -
90. 1 'i' -" ''' ''''' wa t''' ''' '''
H'r '''h''
Iha' never rWiuoWci grammar or ct ilthh'tic-
:, ,,,,,- only, ,, ,,,. ,cer ,,., ,,,,r,. VIA
They WIS family Of 'h'nn'el'c7, aud another one
anu very H''lc c"t'iSt one i'in''S VIII" A.
i'ut never ave '''n ho"-" That ""' hiE enough fo
'"o'
An, never c,,Id ,,l f, emit her meyer could p,ca.,
her eye,
An it made M. indcpcndcn,, and then didn't try;
VINE" 'h"'E turned "G" me- Il" '"id Inv could F'
wont IN Ii, with Sus,n Ltt Su.,,,. bour WA mail
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-30

A Coop Doc SToKY.-Thc Chris
tian Union vouches for the truth of this:
A narrow log lay as Il bridge over a
ravine. From the opposite ends Of the
log, at the same moment, there started
to cross it 4 big Newfoundland and lit
tie Italian greyhound OF course they
met in the middle; Of course there was
not room for them to pass neither could
they 60 back. The height was dan
gerous one for the greyhound, and to the
water at the bottom he was extremely
averse. The Newfoundland could have
taken the leap in safety, but evidently
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-30

A FINE LITTLE FELLow-Ihc Bos
ton 1drrtsc, records this satisfactory in
cidcnt in some observations on Il windy
Sunday:
If the wind whisks oil Il mans hat aud
givcs him n long chase for its recovery,
does he expect or get any sympathy? OF
course not. lie expects to see smile on
every face, and is not astonishcd il, while
running his course, he hears the shouts
and ieers of all the little boys in sight.
But, after all, the little boys hearts are
in the right place, as the following Incl
dent will serve TO show:
Yesterday morning, As an old colorcd
man was coming down town, the wind,
in n frolicksomc mood, blew his hat high
in air and deposited it inside of the high
iron picket fence of the old Franklin
school house.
The gate was locked, the fence was
high, with sharp pickets on the top, and
the old man, having in vain tried to reach
his hat through the fence, had exhausted
his resources, and, with his head pow
dcrcd with dust, was evidently almost in
despair of regaining it. But before leav-
inc his uncomfortable walk by the fence,
a bright little boy on his way to Sunday
School, came along, and, seeing at Il
glance the position of affairs, did not stop
to laugh, but scaled the fence at once, re-
covered the hat, and departed on his
way, with the hearty thanks Of the old
man.
That boys lessons have done him
good, whether he obtained them at Sun
day school or at home
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The San Francisco Alta says that the
passengers on steamer in the bay on
the evening of Tuesday, April 30, were
spectators of a fine encounter between a
seal and large sturgeon, which paid no
attention to the vessel, but continued the
combat, dashinS the waters into foam
until the steamer passed. The seal Sc
cured good hold of the fish, and raising
his head above the water several times,
shook the sturgeon as terrier would a
rat.
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2. p. IONERGAN.

Nluuftcturcr and Dealer in
..l ~lluI.S and III RIIEl;S, also LEATHER,
FINDINGS, ErC.
-L-.rEL. u Inms.rI.rN- II
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'E'"' improved ficilitir, ior taking picturca. to
.''. ''n Year, cNIriiriicc in business, will fur.
Il'.Ir'- for l. monty III n any other artist
"'''; People that h.sv" Light eye. and think
90 ia'd -nij"c1- viii plc.Isc riv, me "a cnll. All
90 mt, = % please.
"i iirth'r information oi my work N at Burn
i''.iia-' "II"~itr IinrhIu'- odd Drug Store,
..h !, i-7r I9,f
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2. HARRINGTON, SONS & CO..


MI SIC ROOMS.
g. T.. street, and Eastern Avenue, 81. job hnshury
600 % nd a lIr-c assortment of PHASES, CAEINET
#. >uttTr M la, aud I>sI@J CII"N Book, and
u.llt sind. Of hII~IrNL MIT'HANHISTard FISE
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Lon An ID * T. EO ) EN = q l l.,
NOD ia carloads direct the mills At the South
Wet aud from the hest oil lciincrics in Icun-y /
.l. Al-O, ia General Mrrch htndi-", Con-isting of
., 'u.t. and Choice Family Grocrrits, which oil
80 d., tradr a our tore Railroad Street, 81
I.ur,. ON the. mot favorable term.
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Appropriate diet-Parties behind time
should be fed with ketch-up.
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DAVID NJ. MERRILL,
1, ]. WILLARD,
BFLDEN & MAY, LAWYERS,
O. P & 6. a. BENNETT.

.. Na~u Wf>T-, HF ,p-I">r-. A~r ALI kI\p-
Hh.III "r.h. I.uN T''-LI"N ANp NHEEl'NN
NN.UI.E.
..i,r hy VI Ill oT oti,rwisr promptly attended 10.
...t,B -IlIfT. >ItG rA--TN,II. piI,,I.
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MATTHEWS & PETTENGlLL'S

NpIUS' hNp GENTS' DI&ING ROOMS
torn ~. nuc, opposite Court iIou-c Square
.'ur-fllN, VERMONT.
NJ. j. PIKE,
IIt l. : T. u 4 / & 4 10 y |, l. l.
I.f.p
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NEW BLANKS.

NEW BLANKS.
N." IiIl in Chlnccrv.
li'crc" in Chiuccrv.
Administrators Dccds.
county Court Wrts
Warranty Deed.
NrItEigc Drcds.
Omit tl.im Dc,d-
BOudl for Drrd7
'.' ''N'' il'hN- and Decd, on hand Of printed
u th' CAl.EDONIAN OFFICE.
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HIGHWAY LAX RuIc

men md Decree in 'hinccry, and ulI kind. Of
''iutl p. Tor tlc u the
'ALEDONIAN OFFICE
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F. GALLAGHER.

In-NIIl: ~ GENERAL DI;T GOODS,
.i"uN-.'N'- LL"'R,
8 Street, -. J"hnshury, VI
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u T. II OIL S T E r Y !
G. H. ALDRICH

rh"Is'' ry ui ~ kinl and stock furnished at whole
,nL @ .',l. N'! .id' IT, promptly met by FRANCIS
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ESQ. C. & GEO. w. CAHoON,

Manufacturer Ct
GrtET~T">r-, N~p oESAMrNTNi W"CE,
Lyndon. Vermont.
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H. l. y : IL \ sc /. AG !. y & \
(Fatihlishcd Is
. .,,. Han q Fletcher store, Main street.
.UNy. ". \.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

i especially inform III" 'i'izcns Of y. !ohnsim
Unity that h. hr- opened Il new
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S n A w 6 ,

Manufacturer and Dealer ia
n. l=. IL DIS AND /; I Il l. l. l; : .
... ilr' X, L. Il. street, 81 .Iuhu-hury. VI.
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| X A n A r v e Y
jEWETT & BRIGHAM ,

. ia ". l. GOODS, GROCERIES, FLOUR,
IEuNISIONS. YANKEE NOTIONS, DC.
.r.iII. II. LuISsEl EY, NLEMuNT
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N. NJ. JOHNSON.

/ AIR DI; L SING SA LOOK,
u l'IcE up -tairs.l Main rtrcct, -. .Iohnrhury.
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WM. W. CIRCUIT,

.Iru- At LAW, snLIcITnEs Is 'HA>'LEI
'ur" Pensions and licnticl, Lyndon, VI.
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Il. {. & D. Q. WOODRUFF,

IN VI .N'i+Nl'
fIrr-IY hSp ,uT>~TLI"E At LAW.
fItpu, Vermont.
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tUiUkL life INSURANCE COMPANY,
-Tw YORK.
VII t--IrS OVER, 7il,nun,unu.
l' Ii,.r., -, Special Al-,ut It. .unnShury, VI.
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T. l. y G X NJ I II,
.s!.,k Village. -. JOhn-buTy, Vt.
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W. N. LEARNED.
BLACKSTONE & COKE,S

or Grn Parker Il Coz 81 rEKIDl; FlpI l.,
81 Flock, OTpaaitc Depot, ~. John-hury, VI.
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.. =. EITNNfIHW,
u.I .GI~T AND THAENACEUTIST,
'...t, -. John-hmy. Vt
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p. S p E NJ c E r,

II 7 \ 7 , 7
't.iiu - and Eastern Avenue, -. .I"hIghury
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JOHN BACON I'd,
A. p. HALE,

IIE ~ HIDES, LEATHER AND OIL
-. .aIln.hury Centre, VI.
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A FEW reasons why they should have the
IA preference over all others:
/. Wheeler Wlson's Sowing. Machine is
much simpler than any Of tho 9th ers; re-
curing less thnn half the amount OF rnn.
chinery. l.'ij ~
2. AS the result OF this simplicity, this ma
chine is much less liable than the others tc
get out OF repair. -
greater durability. -
4. Another result is leas friction and, con-
sequentiy. greater ease and rapidity OF mo
lion, with less noiee. :. 7-7i
8. And greatest OF all, that il usee no shut.
tic, and makes tho iock stitch
1t te the cheapest to buyth best. Buy the
machine M, that has justly, fairly and honora-
bly, won q reputation and independence
against strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has the Wheeler 4
Wilson not only stood fret and foremost. but
now stands the uni walled Sewing Maehine Sf
tho enlightened civilized world. Buy the ma
chine that has been thus tested and proved
and then You are sure to get the best. For
aalc on the enaicst possible terms. Sales.
room Main street, second door below FuGsIr
ofice Columbia, S. q. ;.g'.'-',.
A. wHyTE, General Southern Agent. go
June Fl .a.tt4= ,,-,; 80: eno
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Two negro women. in o store in Bean.
fort, the other day, fought ferociously
wish rasors They out and nlashed until
the crimson gore flowed like whiskey.
an Old negro man, seeing they were
abont to kill each other. rushed in and
telled them both to The earth with q
huge club. thus putting stop to the
carnage. Jealousy was the oause. The
adored and disputed object, ssrapping
Young negro fellow, was present and
Witnessed the battle, but did not offer to
interfere. >
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PROCLAMATION.

-. COLUMBIA, June 28, 1871.
NEdENEAS, information has been officially
canies have occurred in the ofIicos OF Comfy
Commtssioners in the following Counties. 10
n!t: N9Wperry County, Simeon Young and
aanaaaa David haiistock; Chester County " q. Fro
GoDn,s GGoUergef = ana Alenander Kelsey; Clarendon
Union County, H. II. White and John Tins.
ley; Laurens County, David FouIke and Tnr.
pin Dendy, failed to qualify.
N9T s1afrehfo1e Of eho hoPERT r.
accordance with the tliirty.seventh Section Of
the Act OF September 20, 1868, entitled sIAn
ACT to define the duties and Jurisdiction Of
UUun.y C'omml;ssioners"do hereby issno this
my proclamatloD, that a special election be
next; to fill said vacancies for the unexpirci
term thereof. within the said Counties. re
spectively. The Commissioners of Elections.
appointed in pursusance Of "An Act proyid.
Of conducting the same" approved Mnrcn /.
1870, arc authorized and directed to conduct
the SAID special elections, respectively. and to
Mase az necessary arrangements therefor,
and each OF them are hereby required, after
duo publication; and with strict regard to the
provisions OF the Constitution an the laws Of
the State touchin9 their duties in euch case.
TO cause such elections to be hold on tho day
aforesaid, and to take all tho necessary steps
ior the holding OF such elections, and for the
ascertaininB and determining the person or
persons who shall have been duiy eIeoted
theroat. -~'''
In testimony whereof, I have herounto set
my hand, and caused tho Great Seal Of
IL. g.. this 2Sd day Of June, A. D. 1871. and
In the ninesy.f year OF the Inde-
pendenoe OF tho United States OF Anne
ROBERT x. SCOTT, Governor.
June Is
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Health Of Hsrses. Mules. Cows.

S1OhNEsS ana death OF stock is one Of the
The cause Of their death may be beyond nnr
control. but very many casss. indsed. nine
cases out Of ter, the disease may be- traced
to Indigestion, Dersngement Of the Bowels
Debility. Where this is the case. we alwavs
have remedy at hand: HEINITSRH GEkse
MAN HORSE POWDER. With tbis rrent
horse medicine you arc protected from loss
For Weakness, Indigestion. Over-worked
Horses, no better preventive medicine can be
E. 81. HEINITsH,
July 1T Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
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CLOTHING HOUSE
. Chill 8 8 WILEY.
LUMBIA g., G.

WE have marked down all of our large
IVY st stock Of READY-MADE CLOTHING 10 to
reach Of ali that wish good iittine psrment
made IN the latest style and By the beat max.
eas ere, IN - New York We are the only:house that
seit Al Linen Drawers at s1.5O. We arc the
Calcutta Suits. warranted genuine. An II.
spectlon OF our largo stock will settle the
mind OF any one that money is mado by buy
Trunks, only few left, at $40. Juno On :