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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-23
CITY OF WOR TER.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN, ,

IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,l
JANUARY 10, 1911.
In consequence of the existence in this city of the
highly dangerous and contagious disease among Cattle
called Epzoouc Aptha, Foot and Mouth Disease, the
Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Worcester under
the provisions of Sections and Act of the Legis-
ature of the Commonwealth approved June r. 1860
titled AN Act concerning Contagious Diseases Among
Cattle do make and ordain the following regulations,
to wit;
l. All neat cattle within the city shall be kept within
sufficient enclosures, and shall be at all times under the
restraint and control Of the persons owning the same or
having the possession thereof and person. being the
owner or having possession of neat cattle, shall suffer
along, or upon any street highway within The city,
or any grounds therein open or common to any such
pass FROM TO- or through the city, from place to place
within the SANE except az hereinafter provided
railroad cars and nay he aken from the cars In the
sures cattle ande shall be by person
dermen and unless SO inspeced shall not Be removed
from such enclosure, except to be placed in railroad
found by tie inspector to be free from said disease and
it Is certified by hlR in uting. may be driven from
such enclosure 10 any slaughter house within The city
BY the nearest route aud not elsewhere and such cat
tie shall not afterwards be suffered depart from such
slaughter house the enclosures SURROUNDING the same
without the written permission of the inspector
g. The foregoing regulations sha be recorded by the
City Clerk upon the cords OF the city and shall he puo
hshed three weeks successfully in the worcester Daily
Spy, the Daily Everng Gazette, AMI the Worcester
Palladium, newspapers printcdin said city.
Adopted
Attest: SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk
- copy. Attest:
SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk
EXTRACTS from Chap. 2I9 of Acts of 1850
''SEC. g. ANY person Asobcyng tile orders Of the Sc
lectrtn or Mayor and Aldermen, made in conformity
with the 4h section driving porting any neat
cattle contrary to the regulation, made, corded and
published aforesaid shall be pun shed by fine not
ceedng Ave hundred dollars, OF by imprisonment not eX-
ceedng year"
SEC g. Whoever knows, has to suspect the
existence OF such disease cattle in his pos
Sc sion under his shall forthwith give notice TO
The Selcctmcn of the town Mayor and Aldermen of
the city WHERE such cattle NAV be kept; and for failure
50 TO do shall be punished by fine not edins h hun
bred dollars, or by Imprisonment not exceeding one
year. dSW jai4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-23

Total. S14, 900, 900
Equal to $4,000 per mile
The road is built in the most thorough manner, and
at the lowest attanabe cost for cash.
The liberal subscription, to the Convertible Bonds OF
he Company, added 10 It's other resources give the
most ncouraging Of the early completion of
the road The portion already finished, Will be
by the following letter from the Pres dent of the Com
pany, is doing profitable local business:
NEW York Dec. 2, 1870.
"Messrs GEORGE OPDYKg & Co, New York
Gentteen Your favor of the LIST inst, a. king for
and Oswego Midland Railroad. is at hand. have not
yet received report OF The earnings November.
THE earnings for the month OF October, from all
sources were S437O9 u, equal to s5445le per annum
on the l4 miles Of road, viz Main lne from Sidney to
oswego, Us miles; New Berlin Br nch, q miles.
"ihe road commenced to spor coal from 81 incv
under contract with the Delaware and Hudson Cana
Company in the latter part of November The best
formed on the subject estimate the quantity to he trans
orted the first at MOI less tlan $4,000 tons while
some estimate the quantity at 3OO,OOO ions. This will
yield an income of from S375OOO to S45OUOO from coal
alone on that part of the road.
taking the lowest of these estimates It gives tor the
l4I mes total annual earning OF SS9S ,5lOH The to
tai operating expenses vii not exceed fifty cent.
which leaves the net annual earnings s449 $500, which
ii should add that the earnings from passengers and
freight are steadily ncrca sing, and that too, without,
any throus h business to New York Yours. truly.
I'D. C LIrTLEJOHN, President
~. Y and o. Midland Railroad Co"
The very favorable exhibit presented in the foregoing
letter shows that this road, when finished, with
eqnalled advantages for both local and through bust
ness must prove to be the profitable railroad
enterprises in the United States and that its First Mort
gage Bonds constitute Of he safest and most invt
Ing railroad securities ever offered to Investors.
For sale or exchanged for Governments and other
rent securities, by
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29

TIE AppRoACHING FA1R.-One OF
the main difficulties found in our State
Fairs is tho complicated complexion Of
the various committees. AS rule they
are strangers to each other, and know
nothing about their duties.
The managers Of our County Fail
have wisely avoided these difficulties,
and the appointment of Judges in the
various departments is 50 apt, that it
challenges general remark.
For example, is il not proper that the
committee on vehicles" should be
doctors, and the committee on chickens
should all be ministers of the gospel
Again, the selection of our esteemed
friend LLOYD PAXTON as Superntend.
ent of tho committee on Household
Manufactures was entirely appropri.
ate, as was that of his partner, J. Ii.
HARMAN and his colleagues on " Fancy
Articles and Flowers" 1t cannot be
alleged that he and his associates are
strangers
But the best appointment of all was
that of the Executive committee on
"Wines and Liquors." they having
appointed themselves! OBSERVER.
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Real Estate Sales.
DR1vATE SALE


IN IT II II IT . T n 7 II
The subscriber offers his well known Brlck
Tavern, in the town of Numedia, Columbia coun.
~, Pa, with all his land and Improvements
thereon, for sale. On the said property,is is erect
RGE BRICK HOUSE
occupied as q Tavern, n Largo Shed and all the
necessary stabling. Also,
% n Il ID w Il LLING no U S f
and stable close by the tavern and about 40
acres OF land OF which there is
2S a G II f S G l. Il a II Il ID
and under good cultivation md the balance is
yell timhercd. The said property will be sold
private between now aud the 10Th day of Octo-
Der mex, and II not sold between now and then
IL VIII be offered at public sale on
THURSDAY, l2rH DAY or OCTOBER, ISL
Mt reasonable terms. Possession will be given
at any time the sale Is confirmed between the
parties and good title for all the said property
Will be given by LUDWIG THElLE.
Numedia, Aug. s, 1911 aug II ,'7l.ts
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lIOOFLANDs TONIC

acts with almost marvellous effect. 1t not only
stimulates the tagging and wasting energies
perhaps less prompt than the Bittcrs, when the
same quantity is taken Is none the less certain.
Pro,trttiOn, yield readily to its potent influence.
II givSS the invalid new and stronger mold mp
ou life, removes depression OF spirits, and in
spires cucerlulncss II supplaut, the pain ui dis
cas-" with the case nId comfort oi perfect health.
II dives SirenGth 10 weakness, throws dcsrIn-
dvucy to the winds, and starts tie restored iu-
v'til upon Il new and gladson.e career But Dt.
lluONulI'S bcurttrtlOuS to the human race arc
not confined 10 his celebrated
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29

IN tho several townships ofthe coun-
ty no township officers will be chosen
st the approaching election. Under
tho act of the last session of the Legis-
lature the time of their election is re-
stored to the 81 Friday in March Of each
year. The next election of township
officers will therefore he in March, 1872.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29

AT the approaching election the fol-
lowing Town officers will be chosen in
bloomsbury: Two Constables, two
Assessors of taxes and two School Di.
rectors. Tho Free vote will, Of course,
apply to their election, so that each
party will elect one person to each Of
fee. Judges and inspectors of elections
for the two election districts of East
and West Bloomsbury will not be chosen
at this time rs the act incorporating the
town makes no provision for their elcc,
ton. They must therefore be chosen
under the general election laws next
spring.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29
'IAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURY COLUMBIA COUNTY


o,o brrIroI doii,r,. ,,,. Il, lr,rris,rrept mo- |
"Wcec,iint thrcc months or b5ih ot the discreet |
""l' VI ,"' - Ia, |
SEC. H. On tne p.u'l9n, ot hVo ,or more ~, |
they verify believe thnt itaui WIN be pmctlced |
a. inc election ahlit 10 De nohi IN any dlstrct |
7uAl' ue t'lu ut.S VI V's N'i''rV ui 1,'ii@l,t',, @
lls1S OF Htii county, u ia session, or ~ not % |
ludee thgr.oi ln .icl,iou, 20 Itpolu. iMb Jull' |
cl'us s,D,t lihi ti =" @ tg v@ur @
~ tp net nH oversee crs ~ sall o,aI!1h sald oyer,
s',ti shn,i pc 3.let,ei iLo.li io ui,reVW, ~ p3tlCa,,
Alll's whfIr ,he inspecysors pJous !, u'hch@em, @
lNrND' anu Nnete pItl oI Alli ~pDioilE ~
tn iH' s1mg ro l,cai p}ry, no{, Ii ,I &
blli he lokcn rom lHa lposite p9ltle', PaI.
S, Nv w., XXX C,iG Si3ri,, INK Whole
N" W. o. yi i ei w., ,,i 81 mi tii,
..'. l l., ia .pia i, @ All i
to challrngg any person Offering To- vote, ana m
- Ii,,, a. 7 ,,5r' ,t,,,,i M FL NM 49, mn
IoUHuinS m nis R,ptts pIol4cej iIri h4H te on On
O,ilr 80 hi i,i w. ~ i',',tW r " con
a., ,'.i t',i,,. ~ II i,',,,, - t,"i.
,t',..'e .liq Ii'','y lnt int nlschAIse 9i lnet
t,r i'r IN j,, ,is ,f, ~ - i, IN e, Il l,
infil ti,,I uHIint '' ''ioif3d or n lhcy snAi i'
It Itl,i ilIy ,,i r'Je',fI ny, any ,rpnRi trying |
T1t sl,t,in Ii, ii1io ,,' d3
ny,r.n.t. " i'i''' ''
oEtIactl'
9E,., ~ II N4y pt',A1lotlly' cleff, Or W. |
the seal Of office in any nglralizatiou paper, or
Iyiinll inc same 10 Dc it'HA.i or gwen oui or |
HtusG Or pGih!J Ile si,ie , u 9e EiIgn out ia |
nilhN Wut'enE u Il!iS yt It,ul,lltl'ly uhtu or |
lu'lNl Hlittilti non 'tl -'i 20 hly person
open court, in presence OF some of the Judges
iii tcol hrcorhs 10 te agt OF No'isteas' or sliul
sns oTarv froni,iient natnroliz1ti6u rertiGcnir
he sil H., irtriiiv of n bi,i mi.dSnctn6r: or
| uuy one snqIi fr2uduiputIy uso any such cortu-
| c,fn "t notur,iilaiion n0yyina tnnt il Vns
iraulUionii issuc,I or abaIi yot'' or atlempt To-
sued +" biin. he slIaii be Euiity Of a htg Is,i9-
| mranor; ANA either or any OF tue persons their
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29

THE Repubiican believes our County
officials are not honest because the taxes
of its editors are 50 high. Please,
Mcssrs. Editors, tell us publicly what
your joint county taxes are?
INQUIRER
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DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS


almost universally.
Nearly every other p0rSDu you moot is n VtC-
tim, and apparently willing one: for were this
not tho case why 50 many sufferers, when u GER
tain, speedy and safe remedy rs Wiihln the easy
reach OF ali who desire to avail tuoms selves OF III
But the t-u, ority Will not Blinded by prejudice,
OruCtCrrcG by some other Uue& pluluel influence,
They turn Il deaf ear to the testimony oil the
thousands whose suiieiin-s hnVg been uicvlVted
aud with strange in!liudIuu, appear tr cling
with desperate determination go their ruth es5
tOrmeutor. But says H dyspclNr: What Is Jlis
rouleIt 20 which we reply: rms sr ~ HlcVl.
tugoi huulu suffering IS 1itu1s widely kuUWh
~ t.r Iu-asI Language. D. mas uillyei the
aEpu',., ut thousands, dui Is to-day ctrrying
comfort ami CncOuIascment o. Thousands OF
others. TuiS ucAupwlOdgCd uJagt.A 10 none
Other than
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29

THE editor of the RepuJticdn was at
the State Fair and from his own ac-
count we judge he saw little else than
"the fair" lie says they "gavc him a
fair pressure" usually the other way
and somebody "made fair impres.
sion" on somebody else All "fair,"
no doubt, but cool
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29

ia MI cases OF tho hillary sy-i,u. IiuoilauGs
German Bltters stand without ul ,luNt, acting
promptly and vigorously upon the LIVER; tuoy
remove its tOrpiuity and cause Aa'fHuu su"tc-
ton of bile-thertby supplying. the .'.uIt1u witI
the most ludls pCusabio elements Dl tuuua Gl-
gtsiiou in proper proportions. lN slF" lpho
enabling 1t to perform its duties as utturo de-
signed IL should do, They impact Nlspr and
strength to tge Cntirc system, causing tuc
patient to feel like another bc!ug-.l .lcl, giving
him Il new lease OF LIE.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29

TICKETS The full Democratic ticket
Is now printed and ready for distribu-
tiOn. G. G. BARKLEY, Esq, chairman
of the Standing committee, will dis
tribute the packages TO the respective
districts. Individual Democrats may
obtain supplies for their own use gratis
ut this Office Call and get them.
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ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE LIVER.

Its functions and causing II to make
Its hillary bccIctlous IN regular and ulurcr
The Injurious results which iuVtfi-
ably follow the use of mercury iscntircly avoided
by their use. But it Is not upon the Liver only
that their powers are eS,tttj, The extract ot
Mandrake contgine' In them is sknlmliy COM
bined with four other cNiruCtS, one ot which acts
one upon the lower bowels and one prevt N
any grping elect, thus pro lueing pin that in-
nuenCCs the entire digestive ana HlimeLtuy
system, in an equal and harmonious manner,
and its action entirely free from nausea, vorn p.
ing or gripping palms common % all other puTgi,-
tiVcs.
Possessing these much desirable qualities, the
fodophyll becomes iuya liable as u
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29

WE had the pleasure a few days ago
TO look in upon the elegant and substan-
tial assortment of clothing and cloths
in the store of Mr.. A. j. EVANS. Any
one that cannot be there suited in quail
ity, style and price must be hard to
please, indeed. Mr.. L. is well prepared
to furnish everybody with whatever
may be wanted in his line. See alver-
fispmpnt
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29

Mr.. LowENBERG's new building is
rising up rapidly from the ruins of the
4th of July fire and begins TO show its
fine proportions. Our good looking
friends, and every body else, who want
TO show their fine proportions will do
well to bear in mind that Mr.. L. has
just returned from New York with an
unusual assortment of elegant clothing
and cloths of a variety of patterns,
quality and prces-all good aud cheap
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29

THE great hail storm that passed over
parts of Northumberland Montour and
Lycoming counties in July destroy
ed all the fruit in that region. After
wards many apple and other fruit trees
again blossomed and put forth fruit,
but many disbelieved this statement. A
gentleman of this place, who owns lands
in the vicinity of Washingtonville, last
week presented us with a small lot of
these second crop apples which may be
seen at this Office. We suppose that
the recent frosts destroyed all fruit of
this character otherwise it would have
grown large enough for use.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29
Democratic Meetings,

Democratic meetings will be held in
Columbia county at the following nam
ed times and places, viz:
Sugarloaf, at Ezekiel Coles, Scptem-
Der Goth.
Montour, at Rupert, September 3O,h.
HemloclS, at Buckhorn, October %.
Madison, at Jerscytown, October 81.
Main, at Mainville, October Sd.
Benton, at Benton, October lth.
Beaver, at Shuman's, October lth.
Centre, at Fowlersvillc, October 9Th
Franklin, at Lawrence School House,
October 9Th.
Numedia, October 9th.
Greenwood, at lola, October 7th.
Mount Pleasant, at Jamestown, Octo.
ber 7th.
Centralia, October 7th.
NIifllin, at Milllinville, October 9th.
Rohrsburs, October 9th.
Berwick, October 9th.
The meetings will be opened at !
O'Clock in the evening, and will be ad-
dressed by competent speakers whose
names will be announced in hand-blls
BY order Of the Democratic Standin,,
COmmittc.
G. G.. BARLEY, Chairman.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29
4 coNFlRMMp DYapnprln

But 10 IS not our intention to d!gt.s' on tho
horrors of Dyspepsia. To describe the.u ttuth.
fully Is simply an imp1ssibility, 10 is uIt,ip'c 30
point ont remedy. We have suid tlu uy slSp-
siu Is perhaps the most universal OF h.uiIu jt.-
euses. This is omphatically the case iu tn' Iui-
ted states. Whether this general prevalence ~
due TO ting character OF tio food, 'h3 l.vtIJl uI
It's prcparltiJu, or the hasty manner ia w'iicl 10
b. usually swallowed, is moi our province ip rN-
plain. The great fact WitI Wbicu We nsI c-Ii"l
IL deal ts this:
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29
Patent Medicines.
ONE MILLIoN OFL1vE5 SAVED.

10 ig one OF the rcm8fk lblo facts Of this remar-
ltnble ngei not merely that so many persona are
the victims Of dysucpsn or indigestion, o.it It's
willing victims. Now, We would not u' ty lrr.
stood To say that any one regard dyspcp with
favor, or feols disposed to rank IT among the
luxuries of life. Far from It. Those VINO nave
experienced It's tOfmeuts would scout suCn an
idea. All dread it, and would II 4dly dispense
with It's unpleasant Gtmilihritiss. Mark Apiey,
VINO was Jolly uudorail the trying clrcuui ft'usaA
IN which ho was placed, never had an u'.H 's uf
dyspepsia, or his jollity would have -I"eiiiy
larsuken him. Men AMI women BJmciIuu' euter
us Jortutcs suncOmpl1tu!nBly, but WuuUsDr iCacd
OF "a person VINO uuJlyel thCm2
OF all the multilarOus diseases to Wut'n the
human system Is liable, there is pcrhHps uJ uno
50 generally prevalent rs dyspepsia. Iu'.u Hre
diseases moro acute and painful, md which .nure
frequently provo iajal; but none, the D!t ct OF
which are 50 depressing to the mn ! tId rs
positively distressing To- the bOly. II ta3to H. -
wrctchou buinI IN the world IT. ia
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PODOPHYLLIN PILLS

act upon the stomach and bowels carrying on
improper DISTINCTIONS, while the llttvTs or Tonic
purify tho blood, strengthen and invlgOrute In,
frame, give tone ana appetite 10 the stomach,
ana llus build up the invalid anew,
Dr. HOOilnud, having provided lntern'l rpno.
dies for diseases, has given hrworld one mainly
lor external application, in tho wonderful prc-
paratiOn known us
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DR.. HooTI.ANu's GREEK OIL.
LnIs ON 1. soyerelsn remedy tor palns a

This on * sovereign remedy Tor pains
aches Of all kinds.
Rheumatisiu, Neuralgia, TootEache, ,ChilhlaIug,
Spralns, Barns, lpln in the Back and IOmH,
RingworUs, &c, all yied IN its external upuicsl-
ton The number of cares effected by Il is ~ tun-
isAiuE and they are increasing every day,
Taken internally, A. Is n CuIe Tor HeaTt-buIHE,
Kidney Diseases, sick Headaches Collie, DNst n-
terry, Cholera Morhus, camps Pains IA the
stomach, Coles, Asthma, Nc,
The Greek OF Is composed entirely Of healing
gums and essential oiis. The principal meIodi-
ent Is an oily Eulsipuct, Jrocurca IN the suIti-
ern part of Greece, us effects ms IA destroy er oi
pain are Truly mugical. IhougUhds have been
benefited by lls uSt Hld "a trial by those who blc
skept ical VIII thoroughly convince them Of lit
mUstimablc value.
These Remedies VIII be sent by express u
PAL OFFICE, ut the GERMAN MEDICINE
STORE, 63l Arch 81, Philadelphia,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29

NOTHING succeeds like success. The
city of Berlin, since 1t has been proved
to be the capital Of the most warlike
and most victorious Of modern Europe
an nations, has become very popular as
place of residence with all classes of
people Fifty thousand persons were
added to the population of that city
during the first six months of the pres.
ent year, while during the whole year
1870, but 220persons emigrated from the
capital to America or Australia.
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THE Dushore Free Press has been en-
larged and improved In Typography.

THERE will be three tickets voted in
Columbia county at tho ensuing cleo
ton, to wit: One headed STATE, one
JUDICIARY, and one COUNTY.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29

Us aulC! TO INC ltJ TAX shtli lpi piuiWllh De
nsag;3ed ~. against Tho person ana lio assassoE
tnnl IN nl cases ascertain, by inquIf IfNurOu WhuU
Ground ,lho person SO n4sesscd c'tlms 10 beg
shui b3 tAe dgly OF each assessor a, aforesaid -
coed e in,l'e oulR ilsl,l nlpnabellcol order.
ggc ciaimlng Ge qualified voters in tho wlrl
n'i'usni VOW ns,lp or Hs'tiet @ on Tll-'n ] ne I We
r.g.t"r aI a4I 3pp1,itt G%Aon % oi % %s,I nate, nltae
".-iu5r Enll i,t.iilIn u.s. or ~ H3l m "
,L' .il ll Io ~ t'. iuiil,tt "a i',; ,, .
ihg Icot' hlloY or court IN Wll.n Ni..1lol anu
u ~ isWn Wn,ru @i.ule @ , "iy ~" ~ tt
house HohtS also, lA- Qccupqlluh oil lhc person
9ha |4,roo iy moi nous % f,v
M'ih.LS I'r Hho'9cri iHe h'ne, "i tUe e,lLioN,'i |
und Wii,e opposite elch oil saiq ntht7 ihe WVii |
l,l.on II namr4Htion, lac shall eAhi4t his |
M @ ,,,,.I w. '.'o H',o5apa, VL,u ] II & i.''
.tth I2f a., nSg r2ih, ,1u'iNe ytti1 next prsGelni
person has been aii5el, thq name snall be
inntitod N.,I w. Iyiic' ~ where lhG person
.iIIen "ni gps#a' TO De n4tuIai.@eI before i4o |
l,;,t elect }n' IAe hH4e sha.I Do IN iltg9 ID
H.. wn.rc thc claim ls to vote by as'n OF Pc
,wo as pIou!gd ~ lt''' ths word "aso. sn9l. |
nt 'uitiiI,i' gha III W.. I4r."H mas nlpte% ihtp
oi1i election, the Letter - shul be plagci OPP |
po',ig i1a nome -Hl.i h. iAe inrther dpy oi |
Of ihc duties ,.ron imposed to maize out % sep |
uiau lie so,na Immediately 10 the coGniy COM
nissioucrs, who shall Immediately add the |
nnm,S ,9'he W. Plir,ig 4t tlc war bpt'uSl, |
| o.s,ssGd,
sLc.2. On the lls' being completed, and the og; |
i,rthwiih be- ,ciurncd to tic county commisS:
ioncra Mh? slrll cause dup!!,a ,aie cgples OF sold
si5' E,li me oL,Gryall2n nna eApiln%uoHs re- re-
| 90, soon as rlactiGahlG ana placed u; lhr h1huS
August Ia each year pUt one cory thercs; ON the
door OF or ou the Apuse whcr. tua election oi iIe
| l'erccuvg district afoquitrd % DE- %. ld, una re-
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