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SPECIAL COURT TERMS.

We are glad to know the Supreme and
Associate Judges of Montana are about call
ing special Terms of the District Courts to
countsrac. - far ss possible the prescription
Of declaratory citizens, by giving those who
have sufficient residence On opportunity "
take out their dual papers. To do this tint
Judges are required to 60 To the Capital
open special term Of Supreme Court. and
there order special terms of District Court
which will he opened Immediately on the'
return to their respective districts. Judge
Wade and Knowles have corresponded OF
the matter and will leave for Virginia earl,
in the week to hold the term. As this J
the only means by which even those VIII
hevc eufio;ent rssidcnce ran be enfran
chised, the courts esteem It duty, whic
although requiring extraordinary expens
and labor they will perform. and our pee
pie will be deeply grateful for its exercise
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OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Hr. ClarettS Notification and Acceptance.
urvrNA N r. IulY 3. 1871.

HELENA, n. 1. July ., 1874
Hox. WV. H. CLAGETT.--Sir:-At Con-
vention held here this day, pursuant
to the call of the Republican Territorial
Committee you were unanimously. nom~
mated a the Republican Candidate
for Delegate to the 4sd, Congress OF the
United States. Enclosed herewith ore the
resolutions adopted by the Convention. Re-
pleased to signify in such manner - shall
seem to you appropriate your acceptance
Of the nomination. In the confident expec
tation and hope that this expression OF thu
Committee will b ratified BY the e'ector'
1t the ensuing election W have tho hono
70 subscribe ourselves, @@
Very Respectfully
Your Obedicnt 6esvA nts,
4a w. r. SANDERs, President.
Gro. A. HAYNES, Secretary. 5
JMo. Porrsk, Assistant Secretary.
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The p;oneer announces that Hon. 7. II.
Pomeroy will take the stump for the Re- |
publican Ticket in Missoula County.
Notice now how soon Major Maginnis
will send his Squire Harry Disfranchise
ment Comfy to the rear, when hts Pro.
scription bill Is shown up.
-Thursday last, July 18th, was the day
designated for the loooth anniversary of
Norway, At Hsngesund. It will he four
years before k.mcrica shall celebrate even
the tooth. One can easily cipher 100 to
1000 but thers'll many plan come to
nsught before We shall celebrate thy
-"Thoussnd years, my own Columbia"
There IL not full or 'declsratory cid-
ZEN 10 the United States disfrsnchised by
United States law for participating In the
Rebellion: Yet the Legislature of Nom
tsna, composed Of those who have oondem.
ned the government most severely for Its
luck of magnanimity, has disfranchised
one nth of The voters Ut Montana for par
tisan purposes. That 10 part and parcel Of
tho consistency that endorsed Greeley
The GassNs 10 making desperate ef-
fort to elect Msglnnis. lt's zeal 10 the
more noticeable In comparison with lss,
years apathy, and hes ELECTED the not very
favorable commenu OF many who last year
favored MI. Toole's election, when there
Wa Democratic party, and don't appreci'
ate the extreme fidelity Of the leading organ,
now that one of ito owners 10 candidate
although the party has passed In 10 checks
-secsctasy Boutwell, made . telling
speech 1t Greensboro, N. c., on wsdnes
day evening, thoroughly exposing the dc
csptious of so.called Liberalism. He pro
tested against shaking hands across 'h
bloody chasm." The true policy 10 70 clos
the chasm and cement It with justice. Th
telegraphic reports show It was an sbl'
comprehensive, and convincing review
the Issues Of the day, fully sustaining th
measures of the administration and con
msndipg It to every voter = cate and vo
thy Of support.
Did some malicious Democrat, who tn
soueht to defeat Nj. Clagctt BY deprivtn
him OF the support of the Preach. Welc'
and Danes, forge the Governor: ~: ms'
val 10 the iDisfranchisement bill II 20
Why did not bis Excellency, after reodiu
the hill, TOR We ore assured upou the htg
esi Republican authority that be rad svel
bill presented 70 him. veto this DILL d
thus save M. Clagett crom falling ~ 81
prev 70 the crafty conspiracy Of bile poll
cal opponents. -Resssr. lsM
The Governor never signed The bin.
his signature 10 to Il Il - forgery. =
Hjs~esr knows that The Legislature @
he'd three Rspsblicans u Il, hat Tie ps
was 10 get ths bin vetoed, thss ra'ss
CRY OF . Indias vote" aeainss ~ Rspab
cans becanes Il peohibltsd voeia4 peenia1
o. Rsessvsaous, end thsa pass y evr :
veto. i ~ 4 ''snast" play Ct - ca
osoeseapeie,D s --eoeoe tAsse ars
iuvsve. go Vim sing y ~ 6eal
Hsuees4pllea ~ ovsssoosaeo SossSI
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LxrrIR OF AooBrTANc8.


DsER LoDos, July IL, 1871.
Hon. W;zbss r. Hsadsrs, Prssjdsss IF IL
Rspx6Iicss Territorial O1ssssaios
Ay Permit me through you to return
70 the Republicans Of Montana In Conven-
ton assembled my grateful acknowledge
ments Of the compliment Of . second unan-
im,us nomination for the position OF Dole
nate in Congress, and also for the endorse.
meut Of my pest o1lcial conduct contained
10 the platform adopted BY that Conven'
ton. This endorsement b sufficient com
pensasion for many annoyances and much
hard and exhausting labor. Believing -
do In the principles enunciated In the Plat
form adopted " the National Republican
Convention ct Philadelphia, and standing
| @ I do By the nominees Of that Convention
Il 10 with pleasure notice the feet that ths
late Territorial Convention hes declares
Il cav no good reasou for tho formation
Of the .'so called Nbssal Republican party.
The platform adopted at Cincinaati 10 nth
ins more than statement Of the ordiuar.
axioms OF our 0overnment every ono Q
which the National Republican Party he
already made or h row making living realf
ties throughout the. couatsy. The Dsmo
cs.aic pasty having st,Andonsl IL party q
eanisas,ou and sur1sndersd every dletine
dive peindpls 1oe which Il has eostsnds
fos nsey ys.n Pa sss 1920 psss' sI2, oss'ea
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o. October 18th, 1857, Rorace Greeley
wrote thus: ITO smoke b Democratic
virtus; 70 chew y that virtue intensi6ed
to drink rum b that vistus in The superls.
tive" The average Democrato stomach
1nds little di@culsy 10 swallowing and ~
tainisg ths aushor now, III nausea helms
ovsteoos By mirage II .ths dim distance
eonssd y isnunssabls poses0esa
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In the supplement issued with this mum
Der of the NEW NORTH. WEsT will be
found three acts of IN important nature 4
discharged soldiers.
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LlvIN9sTONE'S EXPEDITION.

A telegram dated New York, July 18th,
Gays the Herald has letters fr"m Stanley
giving IN account Of his meeting with DR..
Livingstone, and the latter's account Of his
explorations. He says the Chamberi 10 the
leadwaters Of the Nile. The stor 20 the
doctor tells Of the two countries through
which the great river runs, read like
fsblea He tells Of ivory being % plentiful
- to b used fol. door posts Of the skillful
manufacture Of nne grass into cloth, rival
ling that Of India; of people nearly white
AMI extremely handsome, whom he suppo
ses TO b descendants If the ancient Egyp
tisns; Of copper mines st Ca,uga which
have been worked for sges, and Ut docile,
friendly people. Livingstone and Stanley
explored the head of lake Tangunyiks
and returned 10 UJiJii, where they spent
Chris,maa, 1871. stanley Gays he found
Livingstone IN very destitute condition
robbed and deserted ny his men. He h'ok
70 b about fifty, and quite bale and hearty
In March, 1874, he began " Organise =,
expedition To explore few doubtful points
which be thinks will take about elyhteei
months. when he will return 70 England.
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Saturday Morning, July 2Oth. 1872
For President " the United States
IT. 8 H. GRANT era
For Vice. President Of the United States
HENRY WILSON,.
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
FOR DELEGATE 10 C0NoRES3,
VIM. H. Clagett.
Deer Lodge County Republican Ticket.

FOR MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL.
FsANx L. WoRDEx-Nissoula.
G SH.I: y, E e s.... Deer Lodge
" FOR MEMBERS or TIE HOUSE.
lsAAc DEAN-Silver Bow.
II, /. SExrOk--Yreka.
JoHE THOMAs--PiOneer.
H. GERARD-WarM Spring,
JOHN SrONER--W ashingtOn.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
NonoAx EvAxs-Warm Spring.
FOR ASSESSORS.
eouru D'sfnIcr-Io4s \: MMI4 Silver Bow
NOKru ID. L. VAN GUxDY, Bcartowu
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1PioueM, III

1Pioness, ~
But whether the inter
probation b eosroee q not,
aud whether the Legis1a.
ture did or did not paas
such q law, We do not hesi-
tate to adviee every man
who hes declared hls ;nten.
tiOns 70 become . citizen
whether hc n . Frenchmau
q Dane, Of we3chman, a0G
whether he voted laet yea'
for Clagett or not, II be has
been In the Territory and
county the number Of
months and days required
by the statute to entitla
him 10 vote, to utterly and
wholly disregard this laW
aud the clamOr Ut Fiak an
Mile, by going to the poll
and voting. Such . law. !
there be such 10 an 0utrag'
upon our foreign bOrl
population, against tn
epirit and sentiment OF tn
age, and cannot and ough
NOT to be enforced.
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ABDUCTION o. RAr8A

REDUCTION o. RArB2
The publisher Of the Nsw NosTs-Wssf hereby
announces reduction Of the rates q seose'p'o' !"
the following 6Gures: >.u
Ok .............'......''''''' n
One year ............s '''''''' ''''''' W
The rule 10 adopted and win b strictly adhered 70
AL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST u PREPAID"
without Offering any long explanation. Ne merely
subm!t this Where two srips arc made bv solicitor
-ooe to psocure subscrben and another TO COLLECT
. large portion Of the revenues Of paper are e.
pspd. In paying bis time and expenses for useless
secoud trip. Then. nsny are delinquent ana tne
publisher iosng that hss to saddle 1t on the pnce u
psyiue subecsibcrs. That which keeps up the prices
Of Montana papers 10 expensive csuvassing. credit
and delinQuenta We have determined 60 Tar - ths
Nsw Nosrs.Wssr 10 concerned. to meet the issue
% eek our patrons 70 pay for their own paper. and
make The Arst concession In . reduction q - PEI
Gnuum.
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DEMOCRACY SOLD OUT.

Between Grant and Greeley, Grant.
New Haven, July l7.-The Grant meeting this eve
ming was one ct the largest ever held In the State
Governor Jewell presidsd. Speeches were made BY
Senator Buckinghan, Hon. Tho& n. Bond Hon II.
l.. Dance, and Representatives Kei1og. Strong. and
st,rkveathee. Bond hes acted with the Democ'ats
for year,, and he's bcen Domouatic candidate for
Lieut.. 0ovuruoe He took the Eoand the party was
cold ont and betwssn Grant and 0sesley, - must
choose Grant . the safer.
THE TERRITORY.
Death q Qrs. Blaoknore- Death q Fred
=seH q White.
noscman. Noatana. July la-1rA Dlsck0oee vile
Of Nr. WIN. Bsckmose IN EaGiish gsatasnan s0ineue
for bic scientific attainmeaes and founder q tne
uaekuoee muscum at Salisbury England, dsed very
suddenly 1t this paes Lest svsainG and win ~ oofso
to-day. They had jsss arrived Ut bosensn Tor sne
psrposs oejoining ProG Hayden . exploring party eI
the YelIowseoos. Shs disd fron coueesssve emil
beoashs % frsa ovsr faagss and the ssddea change
Helena, ls-Fted Whitsous Of Hontanas paoneef'
and well known IL every mining camp q ths norm
Wsst, diedat this placs yesterday = U.
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The Pioneer denounced the above, oe''ev'
ing that no such bill passed, or, was IN con-
PREVENTION of organic law. The l"depe"d'
ens smooths its feelings with the comfort
ing assurance that ''tAs Democracy will not
lose . single vote" Irs ideas OF Just'ct
have that latitude No greater. 1t seems II
has discovered that the French, Danish
Swedish, WEIGH and German American
have not generally bccn fally citizeni1et
and therefore the prescription will appl,
most injuriously to them. What do foreigt
born citizens think Of . paper that thu
unquestionably measures the principles OF
peoples government with the CONTRACTED
spirit of party-and that party dead.
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TELEHilAAS II BRIEF.

A Long Branch letter says taat Gen. Porter will
shortly make public list Of the Democrats who arc
going to stump for Grant.
The New York Hsrolds Boston special says that
thee Il not the slightes doubt that Gen. Banks has
determined to ahandop the administration aud array
himself ON tho side Of Deu0crrcy and Liberal Repub-
licaps.
The board OF visitors 1t West Point In their annual
report animadvet severely upon many things about
the academy. In il regulations and course Of studies
cadets. ..s - s
Mss Kellogg has made wonderful success in Lon
don
Mayor Hail says New York City owes @sa 10000.
I. 8. Boon, con OF the ex-Mayor Of Chicago. VA
thrown from buggy and killed few days ago.
g. Loais, July A.-Frank q. GarlsGd proprietor Of
the Denniaou Houss cut his throat while In . a o
dslirium tremsns, and be will probably die
Indianapolis, July la-Ths yossss! this morning.
publishss letter from w. c Dcpsaw declining u
accspe the nomination for Lieutenant Governor OF
the Democsaticic ticket.
Detruie jay lA-Ths nv Rsss viii contain IL
valsdic4osy oe IL laas political editor and announcs
msut of change in peopsiesorship. and that Il vii
hereafter heartily support the Baltimore nominations
4 ars in lAlptnA Michigan, July l3sh destroys
4lsQooo wosth q property.
TIE jury in ths ssokss case found him guilty Of
man ssaa9hses In the third dsREes.
In the raess q Long Branch, July 10 Ia sset bes
Longfealow one length IN &so.
Tweed's trial 10 on IN. New York. Tho defendant
coansei are David Dudley Field, stoughtos. Fule
ton, Derrill Reynolds Bartlett Jno. s'rakam and
i ~ A. &C. A. ~
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It. Multtudinous Investigations have dem.
onstrated the Administration inviDcible In
its honesty and perfect integrity. We stood
by that Administration when it had no
knows foes within it, ranks, when it had
400, 900 popular majority, when It had four
years Of patronage 10 bestow. We owe 1t
nothing except gratitude for good govern
ment, and the ldclity due - Republican.
We would lose not penny by abandoning It.
But II ever we desert friend because he u |
in peril, or Join revolt melted by the mo-
,ives We believe instigates nine tenths Ut
the Libesal Republicans, may that perndy
receive tho censurc it would merit
There are reasons why Mr.. Greeley would
not receive our support were he named Tor
4 legitimate candidate. He II at extreme
variance with our interests, our welfare.
and our reputation - Western men. He
has repeatedly compelled Republican jour-
nails in the West to exculpste the party
from bis vsgaries, by denying his assaults
upon the pioneers rs blood thirsty, treach'
erous wretches, who melted the indiana to
their barbarities for mercensry purposes,
and has written u worse than them. He
ID high protectionist, and tho West asks
for low duties. He believes in flooding the
country with Chinese, and that We regard
A disastrous. Grants Indian policy In:
Exhaust all the expedisnts of Peace 70 con.
troll the savages; then II they murder,
steal and destroy, whip them-snd stand ~
the men who do 1t. He has encouraged the
building of railroads to us; has incorporated
into the Civil Service rules (Which he u ma.
king practical reality, while the Libers's
use it only - specous promtse) one where
by nearly oil our officers are TO be chosen
from our citizsrs. He has manifested
decp interest in our Western affairs, and
. has sough, out the welfare Of the people,
} though he has made enemies Of vain potin'
cisps. ard the people will sustain him when
: the potent ballots drop into the box on the
9Th Of Novembes.
, Thus. between the perddy Of Cincinnati
. and the fidelity Of Philadelphia, We choos'
the latter. Between Grant, prudent, safe
q ma in accord with the people, ant
. Greeley, unwise vascillatiog and op
, poeed 70 10, we choose Grant. Bstwes'
: the ono who encouraged secession, and the'
!. howled for war, and tbs one who was eve
!. for the Union, and pat his life In The bs'
!. ,es van to ssvs II, We aze for the patriot
!. Grant Between the cLOics Of the polit
:. cisps and the choice of the people, v
!. chooae the latter. He has been faithful
# Ill accepted t,usts-tras 70 HE country, u
70 people and himself. d
:. We beg leave to differ with our frteu
:. u to the result, believing that Grant VI
be elected BY largss majority than befor
-. but. were he 10 recsivs only dozen votes
r. America We would b glad, - We vtsw u
h. .,.n..ion. 10 cost one Of the twelve.
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A,voiu:nents q 0slsasl I. =. 0h.zsA.

Col L. d. Church, the popular campaign. orator and
Ginger, wtll be present TO al the following appoint
.,onta In connection With Hon VIM. II. ClaRet:
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r,t.rrret.t,e.s efthe Dislta.chising law.

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WIZ I0lLNsT GREELEX1

Minis, Why Do vou mahs the s'sas ni'eaks w''e
your paper q not putting It. and yourse In soeo'o
v,h the ppusr revolution that 10 gong 70 Destroy
both political parties. Mr. Greeley VII 'n'sy oe ..s
nay. President Of the United States. Grant, q tn's
hour, 10 badly beaten. In November be WI" receive
l..u votes than Van Buren, did on bic second rum
Do this before the Baltimore Con
vention yotes. On ito nvt ballot Greeley Will be
unanimously nominated. and be will be elected "
greater majority than any Presdeat has yet received
--July LIT, 1871.
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Jossru p. wooLxAN. Secretary.
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London, July l7-Thc Times Gays: The cholera Is
fast making its way from the interior Of Russia to
the Prussan frontier God preserve Berlin II It Visits
Us this year. Owing to groes negligence Of the mn-
nicipa authorities aud some Of the Board the naviga
be water courses Of TIL. city were few years age
converted into open and the most arietocrati<
quarter Il, perhaps the most subject 70 pestentta
vapors eantime mortalty rapidly on the increas<
here, having reached four pr cent against two and
| half In 81. aas
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Do this before the Baltimore Con-
ventiou votes On it, 6rst ballot Greeley VIII oe
unanimously nominated and be will be elected "
greater majority than any Presdent has yet received
LIT, 1874.
The writer of the above 10 friend; he
il not . re.head; he 10 one who hos A.
tanned emiuence In the natiou-one who 10
Influential, earnest, aud, We doubt not, sim
cere. But this advice we can not accept;
and our reasons ore these: We concede the
Cincinnati platform 10 mainly good; that
It Is Republican; that the Cincinnati tail
has wagged the Baltimore dog; that In any
event we will have Republican President.
But We hold that the Philadelphia platform
IL better: that that Convention repre-
,euted the only legitimate Republican organ
iz.siou-that ..Philadelphia" 10 the shibbo'
leth of true Republicauism; that Grant II
- honest, - conscientious, sbler - . state:
man. and . thousand times safer - Presi
dent than Greeley. Grant represents ~ or
e,nisa,iou: Greeley revolt. Grant stand'
suuxsesy v~s . xscP~VssUss', .s..S 0ehs- p"
moracy like sman: Greeley embraces that b.
may destroy 1t. Grant Is . prudent, reliable
considerate, safe President: Greeley 10 es
ratio, vascillsting, unreliable, and an ex
tremest. To err 10 human. Grant frankly
admits he has made mistakes: Greeley VII
swear hs never made mistake in his life
Even friendship should not peril the vel
fare Of forty millions Of people, by placin
an unfit, however conscientious. man In th
Executive Chair. This ~ between tn
| men.
There are other considerations. Grant wer
into place with the huzzas Ut Republican
ism. He erred in his Cabinet formation
| In interfering In state politics; In appoin
| ing seven relatives TO Office. But his u
mini.,ration, for all In al, has been one
the very best this nation has seen, or ev'
will sec. Under it the talk Of Repudiatic
dicd-blasted on the lips of it, uttcrera
under it the National Debt has been paid,
no one believed it could be paid-whi
q AsAH. -
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WESTERN MARYLAND HOTEL.
EMM.rsBvRG, FREDERICK COUNTY, ND
D. G. ADELSBERGER, Proprietor.

TNH1S first class Hotel is r.
, l. well provided III all its H. @
departmcm,sanGa apartments sTnun: e:
for the accommodation Of -satt-.s .sz.!s se..
, the travelling public and permanent and
transient toarders. lts rooms are capa-
cioue and airy, the chambers are clean, the
linen well ventilated, all in order.
! The Table always well supplied with the
delcacics Of the season.
I's close proximity to st. Josepl's Sister.
hood, Mt. st. Marys College, the Monterey
Springs and the Battle Fields of Gettys.
bury, make it a pleasant place TO tarry III
the summer and fall season.
The house is always supplied day and
night with pure mountain water cooled
with ice.
The beautiful scenery around Emmits.
! burg. It's hcalthtulnes- churches Of all de.
nominations, and other attractive objects
MAKE i, II desirable place for travellers to
spend their leisure hours
. Private families accommodated at all
times with c'achrs and bugyics, and every
attention paid to the accommodation OF
guests.
eEf~ Servants polite and ready to wait
upon the patrons of the house
! A share Of the public custom solicited
! Charges reasonable.
! sept 14-f
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Western Maryland R. K.

4 REGULAR Daily Freight Train IS
y now running between Baltimore ana
Su.l,h-burs in Washington county, No.
eight miles from IIagcrstown 1hc Yves
tern Maryland Railroad Company. u pre-
pared to receive and forward frcIEh's 20
and from Baltimore and Sln'lhst'ug anu
Wayncsboro Station, and all other ota
tons on It's liuc. Merchandise defined lof
these points should be cent 10 the Northern
Central Freight Depot, corner North ana
Centre Streets, marked to the care OF the
Western Maryland Railroad Company. ,
Information concerning rates, &c, viii
I've furnished u. the Freight and Passenger
JOHN r. RIGNEY,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
WILLIAM H. JoRDoS,
Freight and Passenger .iyns,
feb. LIT
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
y scribcr ha: obtained from the Or
phans Court Of Frederick County, Letter.
Parliamentary on the Estate OF
TIMOTHY c, SWEENEY,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persona having claims against the said oe-
CEASED. are hereby warmed To exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the Goth day of March, 1873; As they
NAV otherwise by law he excluded from all
t..nrtit Of said Estate.
REGINA S. SWEENEY,
ADNINIsTRATRIX
JAMES A. ELDER, Agent,
Sept. 2S, lS72-4w*
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Broker and Real Estate
Agent,

'I'IIE undersigned has established mn of
| fee for the purpose OF carrying ON the
Real Estate and Broker business. Private
securities bought at REASONABLE" discount.
Overdue time Of mechanics, laborcrS, &c,
with their employers, bought al very low
discount. Money loaned for shor, periods
Of time on receipt Of good security, Par
ticuar attention paid to the sale of real
estate entrusted to my hands My strict
and sole attention will he paid to the above
business.
s" Office rear room. ground floor OF
iilds' Hall. Entrance 10y the Hall door,
address. CllAS. f. CASSELL.
ABR G-6mos* McChanicstown Nd.