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Communicated
Guarantee.

From the report OF proceedings of the
Board of Health, as published in the Times Of
Wednesday, it is evident that, without some
relief, this protective body must cease to
exist. In view OF this condition of things,
and in consideration of the fact that the
Governor has been appealed to for aid and in
fuence in maintaining the quarantine system
at the different ports of our State, your cor
respondent would recommend that his Excel
lency examine into the antecedents OF said
quarantine as regards protective measures.
quarantine in the abstract. 1t is conceded
that, to. be effective. precautionary measures
must be absolutely perfect.
By many it is believed that this perfection
of arrangement is absolutely Improbable
as, for instance at the Rigolets, where rigid
supervision is exercised over few harmless
schooners, carrying charcoal, turpentine, etc,
while long railway trains of passengers, COM
ing whence they may, pass without inspec-
ton This may be insusceptible of remedy.
But there is, at least so far as the RigoletA is
concerned, an obedience to the letter of tho
quarantine law. if not to its spirit
But at one of the recognized stations the
violation of both the letter and spirit of the
law, as designed for the protection of the PEG.
pie against epidemics has been so patent and
palpaOlo ~ W cAClto OeTlSlOu ana contempt.
Section of the "Act Of the Legislature
to establish quarantine for the protection of
the State, says: 'There shall be quaran.
tine station on the Atchafalaya River, two
miles below Pilots Station, at the north Of
the Wax Bayou"
In direct violation of this legislative act, the
actual station OF the Atchafalaya quarantine
has, for some years past been the steamship
wharf at Brashear City, at which vessels laad,
without any previous inspection. instead of
undergoing examination at point fully five
miles below. as the law directs. It is
susceptible of proof that vessels have been in
the habit Of landing at this wharf, and re-
ceiving bills of health which had been signed
and left in blank by the quarantine physician,
who actually ''lived out OF town." Inde-
pendent of the ridiculous absurdity of such
a system of quarantine, is the contemplation
of the possible murderous results to the pros
porous and thriving town of Brashear, with
her more than three thousand citizens. In
consideration of such facts, let the Governor
decide whether the maintenance of quaran-
tine is desirable, while its laws fail to be- even
in semblance, obeyed. MEDIcUs.
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THREE THOUSAND BALES OF COTTON AT
.IUcrIoN.-Messrs. Nash < Hodgson, auction
GERS. sell 5000 bales Of cotton, more or less,
:ss II O'Clock this morning, at the Pelican
Press, saved from the ship Hagerstown. Capt.
sJall, some Of which is very slig chilly damaged,
for account of whom it may concern. See
The advertisement.
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MAAONIC INTELLIGENCE

Macon, April 29.-The Georgia Grand
Royal Arch Chapter of Masons has returned
to its allegiance to the General Grand Royal
Arch Chapter of the United States, which was
severed in 1861.
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THE DAN BRYANT BENEFITS IN NEW YORK
EXCEED xsi. Qu0.

New York, April 29.-Performances were
given in the principal theaters this evening. I.
for the benefit of the family of the late Dan
Bryant. The attendance was very large at all
the houses, and the gross proceeds. which go
entire to the family, will exceed $25,OOO
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GALVESTON RAlES.

GALVESTON, April 29.-GALvEsrON JOCKEY
CLUE RACEs-TH1RD DAY.-FIRsr RACE
Club purse 500; second horse 500; mile
heats. best three in five; entries, Ella Harper
and Sweet Bay.
First Heat-Sweet Bay took the lead to tho
mile stake in advance. On the third quartor
Ella Harper made brush for the front, pass
ing Sweet Bay on the last quarter and coming
under the string winner of the heat by two
lengths. Time-1:45i.
Second Heat Sweet Bay leading on the
first quarter, Harper passing before reaching
the half mile, aud holding the same position
to the stand, winner. Time :4Sa.
Third Heat Harper leading from the first
quarter, holding it throughout the heat, COM
ing in an easy winner of the heat and race.
Time-1:491.
SECOND RAcE-One and half mile dash:
entries, Sallie Anderson, Falmouth, Austin,
FIyaway. A good start was made, Austin
taking the lead, Falmouth second. Passing
the stand in this position, before reaching tho
mile stake, Falmouth passed Austin. Before
the last quarter stake was reached Austin was
contesting every foot of the advance, but Fall
mouth held tho position, passing the stand
winner of the race by two lengths. Time.
2:451.
Weather pleasant. A large number of
people from the interior of the State in at
tendance to-day.
Entries for Tomorrow races-First race,
one and half mile -Coriander, Tom
Riley, Winifred Mamie F., Pauline Sprague.
Second race, two and a quarter miles-Sam
Harper, Ella Harper and Col. Nelligan.
PARTICULARS o. THE FIRE AT OSHKOSH.
CHICAGO, April 29-The following facts in
regard to the fire at Oshkosh are cleaned
from specials to the morning papers: The
building in which it originated was the saw
mill of Morgan X Bros, on the north side of
the river. It was as dry as finder and filled
with most combustibie material. The heat
was SO intense that the 6remen were unable
to approach sufficiently near to render any
service.
The neighboring lumber piles fell an easy
prey to the flames Millions of feet of sea-
soned lumber we're Immediately enveloped.
A dozen other saw and shingle mills and lum-
Der piles yielded to the fury Of the flames.
The brisk winds famed the flames, which
were whetted by the small frame houses of
the mill employees.
Few Of the families saved any of their
effects. The firemen for time fought brave
ly in face of the terrible odds to stay tn
progress of the fire, but were driven back
step by step, one after another, up to late
hour last night. Over two hundred resi-
dences, large and small, were burned, and
over one hundred stores, hotels, banks, etc.,
also burned.
The Opera House, a valuable structure.
costing nearly one hundred thousand dollars,
and the finest in Wisconsin, outside of Mil
waukee, was also destroyed. The loss is va
riously estimated; the most moderate estimate
being $3.50, 600 and the hi CHEST 81, 600, 900.
The city is in the utmost confusion.
OSHKOSH, April 23.-Women and children
are lying about the streets, or roaming in
search of shelter. Over two hundred dwell
ngs burned.
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MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COTTON EX-
CHANGE.

MEMPHIS, April 29.-John S. Toof. Secre-
tary Of the National Cotton Exchange, has is
sued Call for meeting Of the National Ex-
change at Green River, White Sulphur
Springs, Green Brier county, West Virginia,
on Wednesday, July %.
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DISCOVERY OF POISON In A CARGO OF SAL

New YORK, April ga chemical investi-
cation shows that portion of the cargo of
salt brought by tho Niagara from Liverpool
was impregnated with arsenic. several pack
ages of which broke and mixed with the
salt. Most OF the salt has passed into second
hands,
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NOVEL HIDING PLACE FOB A MURDERER.

GEORGETOWN. Del, April ga negro
preacher, who murdered his wife, secreted
himself in the attic Of the church, where he
heard his wifes funeral sermon. He was ar
rested.
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al hotsls and steamboats, use Paragon
! east powders.
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What bakers say about Paragon yeast powders.
See advertisement on second page.
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Sergeant BiIb,


The reappointment of Sergeant Bibb to a
place on the police force has created consid-
erabls Of a stir even outside of police circles.
hftera full and complete examination this
man vas adjudged to be unfit for position
On tho force, and now at this late day re-
consideration is made and the criminal rein
stated Our readers will readily recall the
circumstances connected with the discharge
Of this officer.
Several months ago he approached and
sa2ade cvertures to q woman keeping char
coal ami kidding wood store on Girod street,
20 submit to his will and he would insure her
'againstauy demand from the city authorities
Tor License. These proposals met with q
.dsserval response, and the woman entered .
complaint before the Police Commissioners.
The Cas-. of Bibb was heard and examined,
.snd after thorough deliberation he was dis
missed the force.
Now, It seems, political success Of the Re-
p;1blicauparty in this city require his aid, and
a reconsideration of the former vote was
called fo. When the case came on Wednes-
Gay, naturally those of the prosecution were
absent, aad by the following vote this gallant
was reilstated: Affirmative
Nj cCarthS Leclerc, Gaudet. Negative Rob-
uson, Bray, Murdock. Lieut.. Gov Antoine
. gaze the deciding vote in favor Of the rein
stallment of this man. Comment on the
.ltove is unnecessary.
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REMNANT DAY AT BYRNE & Co's.-This
'oeing Friday, Messrs. NJ. L. Byrne l. Co., 1853
Canal street, will, according to notice, aston.
;sh their multitudinous lady visitors by Offer
ing remnants of all kinds of goods at less
han half-price Byrne 4 Co.'S store will to-
day present a most animat!ng spectacle. Be
lure to call early.
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5'on't fail Don't fail
To buy To buy
A ticket A ticket
Next Drawing
Louisiana State Lottery Company,
May Isl.
$4,000 $1,000
In prizes, Capital prize,
LAO chances. Tickets $40.
This is the opportunity to win fortune.
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The lucky month,
The lucky month,
Beautiful May.
It draws on Saturday,
It draws On Saturday.
Louisiana State Lottery.
S75, 900 in 44O prizes,
s75, 900 in 44O prizes,
Capital Prize, $40, 1000.
Tickets only $40.
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What is it which has mouth and never
speaks, and bed never sleeps A river.
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Pimples disappear by using Marsdens Ear
sapariila
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The labors upon the interior Of the central
siall Of the old granite building have already
brought out of what was q dark and dipgy
place an airy and beautiful hall, and a
stranger would hardly believe what it was
'snce So rapidly has the work been pushed
chat in about three weeks the revenue bust
-less will be transferred there
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Marsden's Zarsaparilla cures pimples and
&--uptions.
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Found Chilly,

W. F. HIGHLAND, alias Robbins, was yester-
day found guilty in the Superior Criminal
Court of robbing guest of the st. James
Hotel, on April 5, 1875. Mr.. James Lingan
assisted counsel for the State.
Before the same court VIM. Martin was
convicted of killing q man by the name Of
Robinson in December last
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VOLUME II-NO. 344.
ON DIT.

,-he Mlechauics' and Wsrkipgn'en's Associa-
ti0n.
The council of the Mechanics and Work
;ngmen's Association met yesterday and
.stter long discussion decided that the Asso-
citation could not assume the responsibility
alone of distributing provisions to the needy,
bat agreed that they would appoint repre-
sentative on the committee that does under
lake the work.
A protest was also prepared and was pre-
,,snted to the Council in committee Of the
whole. The protest is against the discharge
Of any of the laborers now on the rolls, and
the employment of men by the city who have
'cther means of support.
For example, it is asserted that one of the
.uarket inspectors, who draws q salary of S125
q month from the city, is in the employ of
Sac Board OF Underwriters at salary of $500
3 year.
Tnere is another market inspector, who is
The proprietor of a coffee-house and pro-
.perty owner, and he too draws salary Of S125
e month.
The protest is against continuing these men
IN Office, and insists on their discharge and
the employment of men who have no support
ut all.
In connection with the Association it may
De observed that the recent movements of
Sen. Jacobs and man by the name of Ken
dali we're totally unauthorized by the Associa-
ton and are bv the Association condemned,
Members of the association contend that
t,le organization il to benefit the city, and not
to injure it by any communistic proceedings,
and that Mr.. Ben jacobs and Kendall will be
compelled to take back seats.
There was meeting last night at Soraparu
Market, at which several speeches were
aaade and attentively listened to.
Appointments.
The Governor yesterday made the following
appointments:
Orleans Justice Aicari, Inspector Of
Weights and Measures, vice Geo. p. Fema!d'
resigned. .m.......
East Baton Rouge-B. I. Beauregard,
State Tax Collector.
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SHEPHERD COLLtcG 70
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA.

'TNHE next annual session Of this stheol will be
4 gin SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1878, uRdor fal
corps Of Instructors.
The Trustees most fully recommend il 10 the
public az an institution, in which bath sexes arc
efficiently taught and thoroughly instructed in
English Branches, Mathematics, hnciont and
Modern Languages. The mot improved text
books and methods Of instruction are adopted and
the students are trained TO make usq Of and put
INTO practce the knowledge they acquire as they
advance in their course.
The students are divided into classt' ard every
facility afforded for obtaining a good Education.
The State Normal DePartm ent will be continued
as heretofore.
TERMS. VERY moderate
All enquiries and communications seould be ad-
dressed TO Prof. Joseph McMurran, Principal.
G. u. BELTZHOOVER,
Secretary Board ofTrsstees
July s, Is75-2m.
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Fairfax Hall,
Winchester, Virginia.
Rev. SuAs BnLIxes AND Dartrrgss.

NV o!LAs Billings AND AUfHrERs.
'hIS Institution Of learning for Wang Ladies
L i located IN winchester, Virginia, n city re-
putea ior us healthiuness, good order and refined
society. The school buildings were ESPECIALLY ar
ranged for Female Seminary, and all in excel
lsnt repair and AFFORD ample apartui ents for all
the purposes OF the institution, all Of which are
Iurnlshea IN manner essential 20 Il miort and
nea1ness. mo corps OF Instructors fall and
The first session Of the year ls7S-'Ts open. on
wednesday. Scptembcr S, 1878. and continues
Twenty weeks The second session betin. Jan'y
-o.h' ana ehas June nth, 1876 For k,ormatiOn
- % Ie.H'' course ol Stldy, systeE 4 Teaching,
ana various matters OF interest, see Calaloguc.
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NEW GOODS.

I HAVE just received general stock Of Fnsh
I Family Groceries, and invite purchasers I'D
consumers to examine and price before bdying.-
they will find il n their advantage to do 50.
Respectfully,
April IL, 1875. W. EBY.j
WHITE Granite Ware, the largest stock AMI
w and bestassortment embracing Plain Whit
and Decorated Chamber Sets, for sale b.
April IL, 1875. w. EBY.
II ARDWARE.-Ta and Pocket Cutlery,
4 Casters, Shears and Scissors, Razers and
Straps, for sale By W. EBf.
7 ONG Handle Shovels, Forks. Garden Spades,
Hoes and Rakcs; also, Floral Hoes; for sale BY
April II, 1875. ". BBl'
lTILK Crooks, assorted sizes, just received and
vi for sale by ~.
April II, 1875. W bbi.
DAINTED Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Market ana
Clothes Baskets, just received, Tor safe ~
April -, 1874. w. EBl.
(,UCUMBER Pickles By 100 or dozen for sale By
u April q, 1874. ". EB1.
4 RoMATIC, FOR Laundry use, Soap very cheap
y for ale by ". EBf.
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OFFICE FIRE It MABrNE IysURAScB Co.,
MHrrrrNn " Y. Mnrrh I'll 1S-s


WHEELING, W. VA, March 81, 1915
ResOlCod, That the proposition OF the Peabody
Insurance Company of Wheeling, for the reinsur-
ance OF the fire business Of this Company, be, and
the same is hereby accepted, and the President of
this Company, together with Messrs Reid Cos
horn and oBrien, are hereby appointed a com
mittee to consummate the transfer Of reinsurance
Provided, that upon examination BY the commit
tee of the assets OF the Peabody Insurance Com
pany, it found to be perfectly responsible.
Signed G. n. COLLIER, Sec'v.
Signed A. WILSON, Pres't.
Upon examination Of the assets and liabilities of
the Peabody Insurance Company, we are fuur
satisfied as 20 its responsibility.
Signed JOHN REID.
4. WILSON.
WM. :. GOSHORN,
TH0S. 0'BRIEN.
Wheeling, March 81, 1878.
The Peabody Fire Insurance COMPANY respect-
fully soicits a continuation og the ratronsre Of tho
late Fire and Marine Insurance COMPANY. Cuaran-
teeing 5stsiaetion by fair dealing, ample protec-
ton and prompt settlements.
WM. BAILEY, President.
J. '. J.. ROGERS, Secretarv.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
VIM haht4' ;. I. Alldreth,
Alonzo Lorlhg, Henry :. Miller,
4. ". Adams, Henry ScbuuIbscb
Jas. I. Barnes, Dr.. ". J. Bates
Thomas Hughes.
Messrs. Washington e Alexander, and D. s.
Renteh, Esq, are the osly authorized Agents Of
The Peabody Insurance Company in Jefferson
County. Applications for Insurance made 20 them
will receive capitalization: and to II. II. Cook.
4 gent for CharlestoHn and lis vicinity.
We take pleasure in representing the Peabody
Insurance Company Of Wheeling as a frst-elass
in every respect.
WASHINGTON 4 ALEXANDER.
T. s. " AsBIsGroy- e. 4. ALExASpEr.
July 5, lS75-5m.
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Peabody Insurance COMPANY.
OFFICE PElnoDY IysrnAycr Co. !

VFFICE TEl BODY INSURANCE Co,
WHEELING, ". VA, April ., 1875.
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April LIST, 1875.
and tsnnexpired fire business has been reinsured bv
the Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheeling. W.
Va, as shown by the Resolution and Certificate
annexed hereto. All claims for loss or damage
that NAV occur after II o'clock NJ. April lst. 1875,
1nder any fire policy issued by the Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, and in force win be adjusted
and settled by the Peabody Insurance Companv.
J. V. l.. RODGERS.
Secretary
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CASH CAPITAL 100000
SURPLUS, $4,000.
Peabody Insurance Company,
OF WHEELING, WEST Va.
MHEElING. Junc q 1R-

WHEELING, June q, 1875.
I UNRELIABLE and irresponsible persons in
u jefferson county, W. Va, having circulated
reports prejudioial to the solveney of the Peabody
Insurance Company, we present below the certif-
cate Of the President and three Directors of the
late Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of
Wheeling, whose risks were reinsured by the Pea
body Insurance Company after rigid examina-
ton of its Assets and liabilities and by that Com
mittee pronounced entirely solvent and response
BILE
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VIRGINIA FREE PREss-XIIE OLD ENA
Tie Old Family Journal.
VARIETY.
Gouing I'D Of Her Daughters Beau


She Ewes on Baker street. ani SIZE hes p
daughter aboat eighteen years o.d. Tic Old
hly re,aiuiugal Ar s.upic,'y and io0oceuce.
AMI She dceslt 81 tv1 cents Ia s,7le Tie
other evening When a splendid catch called 10
escort the dauslier O. tie opera the n,thsr
wouldn't take the Bin. 60 kcep sd.l WAls
helping her daughter set ready she asked:
Mary, are you going o. wear the Shoes
7..aooe Lsel oil, or Toe pair with holes iueu 2"
Mary diju't seem 10 hcay, auI the mother
Inquired;
Are you going % wear that dollar gold
sha.aaod ialt washed loeket, or win you wear
Che d1"oad iliheg bought at the hardware
store
Mary wia1ci at her, and The young man
9'as6ei, ba' Che oh lady went on;
Are yon going 90 boFro" AIRS D''''
shawl. or VIII you wear mine
iaTy hustled a''sai ''' ''''-'' '''''
"'.Ls' s''-' ,,-...,-
re '''.'''' ~ ''' 1''- -.
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Notice.

HAYING recently suffered considerably from
IL 6res in ny woods, on my lands on the Easr
side of the Shenandoah river, originating from
tresspasses Nv huntsmcD, and having now put
chased Of Mrs, McKeyitt her "Rose Hill" and
Mountain . tracts Of land, Date Chaplain) the
latter tract stretching from near my Sheeler Quar-
~ along the river nearly 10 "Bulfs falls,' and
neen much trtsspassed upon, hereby give public
notice that ] pm determined 10 prosecute all who
Hereafter offend by tresspassing on any Of my
bands. WM. LUCAS.
March g. lST9-tf
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Wen, Uncle Billy, dortyou wan. any
more Civil Rights " 30, anything mo, tank
son, replied Bi'y. Nearly done ruined
row. Hsv 90 P,y ny oHn doctors bills, list
a., ny money in le Freedman Sank, rcbter
sos no 20 acres az de mule ds promised me,
40 cant hop ayse'fto little chicken. fryin'
s.ze, wi,har, sriuo 60 De Poni,entiaIy. Use
g.t 'rug csAtG rights"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-08-21

"Wlen was travelling in Massachusetts,,
some twenty years ago" sail a traveller, Il
had d seat with Tie driver who. on stopping
at t,e Fost-ol5ce sa'u,od an Unlocking fellow
O, ,Ac s'slsV'l Good morning, Judge Saun-
der, I hope y-u are Vel, sir. After leaving
che ofi.e I asked Ge driver if the man he
spoke 90 was really judge. Certainly, sir. "
Be replied, eve lalacack fight last week,
and be was tri-e ~ that occasion
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When E.l sir, y,tir2s for The night now,
She fFst hs.e-s dow, le windows Of her bcu-
lai-, Chen opens 'lo door 20 It's fullest extent
o. gerutoi ready exit Ia case Of necessity,
hen turas up tae yes brightly, cautiously aP-
Vroachss Gs couch. and .scn.sin-'y looks IN
dec tAe bed then she shut, md locks ;he
ia--. l5.,. uud.r !he bed. lays back her back
hair, loass lrle, ,Ae bed turns down tie gas,
ga&cs around under Gle bed With q broom
stick, and O. hs, jumps into bed With yelP,
and dreams Of burglars a., Min.
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$4,000
WORTH OF SHOES
At Wholesale Prices.
GEORGE Il. EIAGLEY,
Practical Shoemaker

MAKES 20 order, and repairs all kinds Of
vi work and kesps an immense stock of Boets
and Shoes; and offers goods at the very lowest
prices Also a stock Of handsome HATS for Men
and Boys very cheap. Country Produce taken in
exchange for goods. Rips on any work sold by
me will be repaired free. Leather and Shoe Find
iugs for sale IN any quantity.
Agent for the Light Running Domestic Sewing
Machine.
NJ ~ L..
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NOTICE..

A IL persons are hereby warned not 70 trespass
n ON my yineya ard and Orchard. The law will
Dc enforced against all offender. Parents are
earnestly requested to warn their boys or they
may be injured Night plunderers will receive
special attention by an armed guard. SO admit
lance Sundays to any person.
Aug. s, IsT4-a J. J. H. STRATTH.
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boot and shoe Making.
REPAIRING, &C.

ry,HE undersigned has removed his SHOP 70 ,n 0i
building on the corner Of Main and Samuei
sireets-three doors West of the IrssDs 'i isi
Church. The character Of the work done sy ~. ~
subscriber is well known ana apprec'1I.e;s - rdIr
neeessary to add that be will endeavor to sustain
his renptation as reliable workman, and WIN ex-
ecute promptly and at reasonable rates all eraer'
s,;ren bimIeither for New work or Repairing.
give" ann JOHN AVIS of Wm.
NJ Z