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4. IypoETkST AMES0HENT TO THE CiTf
r,,,tre, p,<.EpR RY BOTH Houses OF THE LEGls'
,,.r.ri.-Nr. y lli%.m>'s bill to amend the
,..h,,cuth .rc'ion of The charter of the city OF
Richmond pissed the Senate yesterday. III had
.r,,,,u.y passed the House OF Delegates, ana
I,y ,.ar- 10 tie GoytrnOr. The section as
.n,,4rdi, Is follows: :" A majority OF the
r,pyJrg> ol each branch shall constitute a
...r-umiort the transaction Of business, except
,,t.ou ll ordinances or resolutions appro-
rE,,igmoucy cXc. cuing tle sum OF one hun
Grrd dollars, impOslu" taxes, or authorizing
,g. horroHu. OF money, av0te OF two thirds
uf.n III, members elected to each branch
sa,H b. necessary, and the yeas and nays SHALL
trrnlrrcl On the iJurI al Of each branch,
respectively. 40 vote shall be reconsldered
o. u>c.aIrd At ouy special meeting unless
d. >gru special uirc'iny there be present as
U!-,1uuIhcr Vi members rs were present
ul.n such vote WIS taken. No ordinance
q revolutionary money exceeding
lb, -um %; uuc thousand dollars, imposing
ttA,,. Of Author zug The borrowing OF moucy,
sh.., ,. passed by the two branches on the
,1uc uly nor Shall any such ordinance OF
resolution tr valid unless at least three days
Intervene between lis passage by the said
aI.lca,,, respectively.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04

a,nr,.I ASHORE. Charles Sweeney and
r,,r.- a. sweet, dcserters from the United
Wten nas!' arrested here by Sergeant Dap.
Tbrr ,a', "st' committed 10 jail yesterday.
Y1'; lIon'e>sed that they let their ship at
trD,n nnoy&I' :. G., and say that they walked
''-4 eaiaunah TO Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04

RoscHES & BROTHER off their winter stock Of
Roofs. shoes, Trunks, and yalises nj very low
prices In order 70 make room tor spring gooas.
500 apd 5ll BsoAD STREET,
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A HOMELESS FAMlLY.-John Rouch, wife,
and four children stopped at the First sta.
tion-house night before last, and went to
Baltimore yesterday. Roueh is German,
aud represents that he went to Halifax couE.
ty and bought land, fell SICK, and was swim
died out of all he had. He had just enough
money to land him and bis family in Balti-
moro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04

COMMISSION MERcHAsTs.--We solicit your 3r-
ders for printing, or call at any time yoa may
wish 10 see specimens Or ob AIN estimates, feeling
assured that it will be TO your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04

fv",' '' Wv L@AfkKs.-Company C's engine
-, 80" 80, >",ot between twentieth and Tgeu-
r,',H ">H l. ~" supplied with patent
,I.,'.'''!l H. "'!l " Ltr time the engine gets the
"Ie OF square there wtSl be steam
,,~.,f>" t" (" 10 work. The Church IEill
49,, ', "Aen "euppcd, will also tse supplied
WITH one Of tue heaters. '''
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OUR WATER-LINE.
THE GREAT TALK ABOUT 1T.

Forge Connection Proiects-Sharp
Words Passed between Gentles
men-A Railroad Scheme En-.
dorsed-The City OF Rich
mond opposed to the
Railroad and I'm favor
of the Canal Ex-
tension.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04

SENT TO JAlL.-Andrew Muller, who is
awaiting indictment for exhibiting the game
of faro, being unable to renew bis ball yes
lerday morning, was sent TO jail.
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WAR-HISTORY.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE sECRE-
TARY OF WAR AND SECRETARY OF THE
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY
RELATIVE TO DATA OF THE
NORTHERN AND SOUTH
ERE ARMIES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-04

THE PRIDE. key VEST" CIGAR can oe
found at most OF the frstclass bars and res'aurns'
The price IS low and quality very nne.
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f,-srox (t,and-made) Work to order. and gsiar-
anleed 10 lit. Repairing neatly done by
gosCBgS & BROTHER,
500 and 5ll Broad street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done 81 The
DIsrATcH PgISTISG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed
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Nr NJ gn,, of Nix. BLAlR.--By the death of
r..,a matthew Blair the office OF -four in.
(sysrtnol ol Richmond becomes vacant, The
'''e'lvF has the appointment,
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Two DOLLARS will buy misses sehooi-shoe' Oh
Philadelphia make, at j. A. GRiGG's, Tenth aho
Main streets.
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ont -, :" HER"icE.-Steam Fire Eng;ne A is
b,,ir, N'ce, some Of the running. geas
5r,'',,7, ''th broken in going around To the
u,y, - 'Hc hIchmond Female Institute, few
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DISPATCH SG-HousE.-Unsurpasssd Ia
cilities Tor the prompt execution OF All kinds OF
printing Orders filled promptly ana ~ low pricss'
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FIVE DOLLARS will buy u frst-cl.ss CATER a' j.
A. GRIGG's, Tenth and Main streets.
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auCr1oS SALES THIs DAT.

r. 8. ANDERSON s CO., l1h A. ~, beef, her,
rings, &c.
COOK q LAuGHToS, 10 A. NJ, furniture. &c.
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DIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTIONS * PARTEERSHlP3s
r HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED MR.
L. CHARLES Z. STRAUS TO y full int rest in my
business. aud win eontinne at my former business
stand under the Erm-name aud style Of ~
l.. ROSE 4 CO.,
where we shall continue 10 keep. q iafze stock OF
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, HGOTS aud SHOES,
and FANCY GOODS, and ask from my friends and
the public their continued patronage which they
have so literally bestowed upon me for the last
twenty-five years. HOSE
fe 1-1w 2Q6 Broad ssFeff.
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A QUESTION ABOUT CONVICT LABoR.-The
following letter and reply refers to The EN-.
plopment Of convicts in mechanical pur.
suits:
RICHMOND. VA, January 80, 1S76.-7o his
Eroeilency the Gouerner Of Virginia Sir
Under au hority Of u resolution adopted by
the United Workipgnlen's Council OF the
city of Richmond at the meeting held On
Thursday the eth instant [ respectfully call
your attention TO the erms OF the contract
entered into between the Governor of the
State of Virginia aud the Old Dominion
Granite Company for the hire of convicts, and
request that the matter be investigated with
Il view of ascertalnipg whether the contract
has not been violated by the Old Dominion
Granite Company; and if so, that the same
be annulled and the conVic's returned to the
penilentiary.
The contract is explicit and positive, one
of the conditions being "the said convicts
to be used or employed as laborers, and in
40 other > manaer."
1t necessary, acting for the CUucil, / will
furnish the names of six persons (and many
others, ifreQulledD who will qualify to the
fact that usually, OF said convicts, twenty.
Ave are engaged Ia stone.cutSsssg, two in
5iackSmithinq, and from two to five in car
PGnterin9.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant
Jul. L. WEIGHT
Recording Secretary q. w. G.
CoMMoNwEALrH OF VIRGINIA, GoeERNoR's
OasucE, Richmond, February 2, 1S7s.-sir,-
haYe the honor to acknowledge your com
mun;etion of the seth ultimo, and to say In
reply that its suIse.-inattec shall undergo
careful investigation, and that the Executive
power shall be exerted to pro6note fairly and
lawfully the public and private intereE.s to
which gou refer.
Very respectfully, &c,
JAMES L. kENPEB.
Jul. L. Wright, Esq, Recording Secretary
II, w. e.
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Leeaeies TO Orphan Asylums.

OrANcgRY CoURT OF RICHMOND, THURSDAY.
The following cases were disposed of:
Trent Us. Woodbridge. Decree confirm
ing report of commissioner Gs to investment
ordered by former decree.
Charters, guardian, rs. Charters, dc. De-
cree confirming report of commissioners as
to disbursement OF the fund directed by a
former decree and ratifying the sale Of land
therein reported.
Jasses vs. James, SC. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Norton, &C., Us. Norton, sc. Decree ap-
proving of report of commissioner as to iH-
Yestment and disposition OF the fsnd ordered
by former decree.
Collins Us. Coles, &C Order for rule
against James Coles to show casse on the
18th of February, 1876, why be should not
be attached for failing to execute deed as
ordered By former decree.
Hobson Us. Seldeu, &c. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry aHd re-
port.
Spillman es. Wortham, sc. Decree con.
tirnaiug report of executor, making a partial
of the fund, and referring cause
to commissioner to inquire into the title OF
property therein mentioned.
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THANKS AND CONFIDENCE.

A resolution of thanks and confidence 10
tha president and directors of the company
was adopted By 8 large majority. Another,
of thanks to the investigating committee l0E
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The following Is the full text Of the recent
correspondence between Secretary of War
BeInap and Rev. DR.. J. William Jones, sec.
retary Southern Historical Society:
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The Legislature in passing system of
laws adapted to the provisions of the PIE.
sent Constitution deemed it moCe convenient
that these commissioners of election, now
styled judges, instead Of being appointed bs~
ennially for each general election, should be
appointed annually for all elections TO be
held during the year. And as no provision
for the removal of the commissioners was
considered necessary, it is fair to infer that
none was deemed necessary Cor those substi-
tuted in their place.
1t will be observed that the judges OF cleo
tion do not take any general oath of office,
but at each election, before entering upon
their duties, they take the oath prescribed.
If one of them fails to attend the place of
voting the others may associate with
them citizen. II none Of them attend,
a justice of the peace or mayor
may select three citizens possessed OF the
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Well, l .jes' walks up to her and

Well, l .jes' walks up to her and | says,
/" Darter,' says l, "what chu'ch are dat
you say you gwine to jine ?"-and, says
she, very prompt like, "De Pisclopian,
Pa" and says |, "Meriky, Use mighty
consumed bout you, kase | knows your
mine amt right, and l shall js' hab to
bring you roun' de shortest way possible"
So | reich me fine bunch of hck' ries |
done prepared for dat 'casion. And den
she jumped up and say she, What make
you think l loss my senses? - "Bekase,
darter, you done forgot how to walk, and
to talk, and dem is sure signs" and wild
dat jes' let in on her, tell 'stonshed her
'sideraby. Fore | were done wild her she
got ober dem dyin airs and jumped as high
hoppergrass Bime-by she gins to
holler, "Oh, Lordy, daddy. daddy! don't
give me no more" And says |, " You're
improvin', dat's a fac',-done got your
nat'ral voice back. What chu oh does you
long to, Meriky9 ~ And says she, a-cryin',
- ! don't long to none, Par"
Well, glib her anodder lettle fetch, and
says |, What chu'ch does you long to-
darter % and, says she, all choked like, 81
doesn't long to none" Den .jes' make
dem hck' ries ring for bout five minutes
and den l say, What chu'ch you longs
to noo, Meriky9" And says she, fairly
shoutin', Baptiss, Is a deep-water Bap-
tiss.'' Berry good" says I, "You don't
'spect to hab your name tuck often dem
chu CHI books?' And says she, d" No, sar;
l allus did despise dem stuck up Pisclo
pt ans; dey amt got no 'ligion nohow.'
Brewer Simon, you never see gal so
bolpen by a good genteel thrashin' in all
your days. | boun' she wont never stick
her nose in dem new fandangle chu ches no
more. Why, she jes' walks as straight dis
morning, and looks as peart as suntlower.
I'll lay ten-pence she IL be a singin' before
night dat good ole hyme she usened to be
SO fond OBJ. You knows, brewer Simon,
how de words rum
Baptis', Baptis' is my name,
My names written on high;
'Spects to lib an die de same,
My names written ON high
Brother .Simon.-Yes, dat she will, be
boun'; eff | does say it, brewer Horace, you
beats any man on church guberment an
family displacement OBJ any body l ever
has seen.
Brother Horace. brewer, | does
my bes'. You mus pray for me, so dat
my hans may be strengthened. Dey feels
mighty weak after dat conversion | give
dat Meriky las night.-Julia Pickering in
Scribnsr for November.
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BUBBLES,

New moons should not be used until
they are full.
An evergreen-A man who does not
learn by experience.
When a man attains the age of ninety
he may be termed XC-dingly old.
"A dismal looking man asserts that his
health has been much impaired by sickness.
-1nquisitive School Board officer to Hi
bernian parent: "Was your boy born in
Glasgow" "No, sor; an | hope he never
will be ~
1t is hard to tell which will bring the
most pleasant expression into woman's
face-to tell her that her baby is heavy, or
her bread light.
&c Maria" said the pious husband,
"them wicked Smiths are allowing their
children to play in the yard on Sundays.
Tomorrow I'll set the dog on their chick
ems. The Judgment of heaven must be
visited on em in some way"
We've suspected for some time past
that measures would have to be taken to
check the alarmingly rapid growth of the
Smith family. And here, now, sure
enough, Pennsylvania man proposes to
exhibit at the Centennial "Smith roller
and crusher.''
-" You haven't got such thing as a
pair of old trousers, have you?' "No,
my man. said the merchant, 81 don't
keep my wardrobe in my counting house"
"Where do you live?" reioined Pat land
I'll call in the morning for the ould pair
you've got on"
Beware Of false teeth with guttapercha
tixings. Master Alec (who is fond of dogs):
"There is no mistake about your being
thoroughbred, Major Bumblebie." Major
Bumblebie mot displeased): "And how did
you find that out, my boy?" Master Alec:
"Why, cause you've got black roof to
your mouth
"A Chicago boy was asked by his father
'what that man was yelling at in the
tield?' Hes yelling at the top of his
voice." responded the urchin. Then that
cold blooded husbandman placed violent
hands on his irreverent offspring. and laid
him over gang pillow while he failed him
with fork stale.
Specimens of Western oratory are
rather stale; but here is bit, related by
trustworthy authority as authentic, which
has not been in print before: " Where is
Europe with America? Nowhere, Where
is Great Britain? Nowhere. They call
Britain the mistress of the sea, but what
makes the sea? The Mississippi river
makes it, and all we've got to do is to turn
the Mississippi river into the Mammoth
Cave, and the British navy will be Hound
ering in the mud.
Man and the weather.
Mans fool.
When it's hot he wants it cool;
When it's cold he wants it hot
Ne'er contented with his lot
When it's dry,
He for showers is heard to sigh,
When-to meet his wish-it rains
OF the wet the fool complains.
Hot or cold, dry or wet,
Nothing suits that he can get;
| consider as rule,
Mans a fool.
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Citizens Cornet Band Of E|kton

TNHE members of this Band respectfully
4 announce to the public that they prepared to
'kE Enc AGEMENTS for the very liberal
terms All the members constant in their attend
ance for practice, and having NEW INSTRUMENTS of
the best quality, they confident of giving entire
satisfaction. ANY ommunicatiOn sent To the under
signed will be promptly answered This Band numbers
thirteen members, fully uniformed and equipped
HOWARD TITUS.
Elkton, Oct I, lSI6-lm Leader.
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AN ACT prohibiting the sale Of pirituous frrnened
liquors in the several counties of this State the
day # election.
SECTION l. Be il enacted 6y TIE General ASsDIig Of
NarU'and, That shall not he lawful for the keeper OF
any hotel tavern store, drinking establishments any
other place where liquors sold, for any person
persons directly indirectly. sell, barter. give
dispose of any spirtuous i-rmented liquors ale
beer. intoxicating drinks of any hind the day of
election hereafter To be held in e several counties Of
this State
the provisions Of this shall be liable to Indictment
by Grand Jury Of the county where the oiense is
mltted ami shall upon conviction before any Judge OF
the Circuit Court of this State he fined less
than fifty dollars than hundred dollars for
each and every Ufense-onc-alf tn. shall lie paid
to the nnrmer the other half To the County Commits
sioners for the of the Public Schools.
BENONI COOLING.
Oct = lS76-te Sheriff Of CerIl comfy.
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A REMARKABLE CURE

Was that Of Edward IL. Hanson. Engineer at George
Swrcnrys Pottery, 1854 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia
He hal violent cough. night >weatS throat great
weakness spit at different times pint of blood gave
NJ AL hopc" recovery Through the of Dr. Swaynes
Wild Cherry Syrup became a sound and hearty man.
and remains Ia this day. although
have elapsed since he cured.
ss-We are permitted to refer to the following gen
tlcmcn who have experienced great benefit and used
DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry " in
their family for many years:
SAMUEL q. Sc0TT firm OF Jacob Rrigel & Co. Dry
GDnl> No. 233 Market street Philadelphal:
ELwUnD I. Pussy form rly firm ut Wife, Pussy &
Ws". " f. corner Fifth and Market streets Phila.l:
ROBERT IIUTCHIsoN No 2UOl Spring Garden street.
Philadelphia.
.JnHN :. LYTnE. Dry Goods Merchant corner Seventh
and Spring Garden streets. Philadelphia
IoHN d. MYERS Founder, Coates street above Twenty
second, Phila.
And thousands of others from every section of the
hthitthlr globe.
CAUTIoN-InIurc particu arly for DIR SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY the first
and only Wild Cherry preparation prepared 10y regular
physician.
PRICE Sl.00, 6 BOTTLES FOR So.
If sold by your druggist >torekeeper we will
forward half dozen to any address. freight paid,
receipt of the price. Prepared only by
DIR. SWAYNE & son,
$50 NORTH SMITH STREET, PHILA., PA.
Sold by all prominent druggists.
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MERCERSBURG COLLEGE.

/ n its Course Of Instruction, from the
Il beginning to its close its students taught in the
Christian religion. Starting with Lessons the Life
OF Christ the Course goe to completion in Christian
Culture, Church Confessions and Christian Ethics.
MERcERsBURG COLLEGE commends itself to public
favor also by the advantages of its location. 1t is
Of access being in direct railroad communication with
the great horoughres of travel every side and yet
at the same time sufficiently retired to form a secure
retreat from the stir and noise Of public life In this
respect its students removed from the excitement
and distraction of large city, and brought under the
elevating and power Of undisturbed col
lege life in the midst of scenery almost unrvaled In
beauty and grandeur In point of air, water aud gen.
eral climate it is all that the most nxions parents
desire.
FOR boarding tuitian and room: not supplied with
ANYTHING bat fuel $500 per year Send for Catalogue
Aercersburg Pa. june 10, ls16-l6w
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MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE,

For both sexes, at Concorlve. Delaware Co., Pa,
Phila. Bait Central 4 r. English branches, Natural
Sciences and mathematics receive special attention.
thoroughly taught. Rates reducei-A per week for
girls and $3.50 for boys. Term ninth mo.
(September) 18th.
Hon. Washington Townsend, West Chester Pa, says
As to the progress of my late ward, who under
your care and tuition for two years, was well
satisfied with the School, its arrangements and disc
pne, and the progress in knowledge he made whilst
under your instruction"
Send for Circular to
Aug 5, lS76-3m JOSEPH SH0RTLIDGE, A. NJ.
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NOTICE TO GuNNERS.

4 LII persons are notified not to gun or
"A trcspass my premises, in Elk Neck, a. will
prosecute one doing.
Oct II, lS16-5w ID. MCDANIEL.
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NOTICES., &c.
NOTICE TO GUNNERS.

A LII persons are forbid trespassing,
"a with bog or Gun. upon the premises of the sub
scribrr. under penalty of the law
Oct u, lSI6-lm A. j. MICIIENER.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is TO give notice, thar the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county letters Testamentary the personal of
ALLEN KIRK.
late of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned exhibit
the same with the Vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the Sth day Of September. 1877
they may otherwise 10y law lie excluded all benefit
of said estate All persons indebted said estate are
requested To make immediate payment the subscriber
Given under my hand this 23rd day of SEPTEMBER 1876
LUKE BROWN.
Executor of Allen Kirk. dee d.
Test-REUBES D. JAMAR, Register.
Sent
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS,

1NHE subscribers hereby give notice to
4 all persons. that trespas~ers upon their premises
will he. without regard To- person. prosecuted To the
full extent Of the law. ANDREW GROVES.
PHILIP NJ GRON rs,
RICHARD IL. GROVES,
Sept 10, lSI6-llw On Mafiit farm, Elk Neck.
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS.

\ LII persons are hereby warned not to
a trespass the premises Of the subscribers with
Dog or Gun, under penalty OF the law.
TOWNSEND POOLE.
Oct u. lS76-lm =. X WRIGHT
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NOTICE..
HUGH T. SCARBOROUGH

SARAH A STEELE AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. No GIS. Chan
Gerry Docket No.3
ORDERED, That the creditors of Sarah
~ A. Steele file their claims with vouchers annex ed
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Cecil county in
order that they may he auditcd. hefrc the 18th
day of February. 1877. A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy: test. A. W. MITCHELL
Oct II. lS1b-lm Clerk.
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IsENSON'S
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They do not blister.
Are from dangerous metallic and mineral posons
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters
Possess medicinal merits their instant
relief and cure: their unqucstionabe superior
ty all other porous pasters is endorsed by
two thousand physicians ard druggists whose
them. Price % cents
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS.
NOTICE TO GUNNERS.
NOTICE..

HANSON II. IIAINES and JOHN KEILHOLTZ
JOHN 7. HAINES and ANN HAINES his wife
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. No 69S Chan
Gerry Docket No.3.
ORDERED, That the creditors of John
" T. lianes and wife file their claims with vouchers
annexed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Cecil
county. i'll order that they may be audited before
the 18th day of February. Is :.
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk
True copy: test, 4. W. MITCHELL.
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