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Facts for the People.
its an undsnlabls fact that no article vas ever
placed before the public with % much undiS
puted eVidsnce Of is great medical valae, e. the
XEGETINE

& AA&N ne
For every complaint for which vROErIxE 10
recommended, many testimonials Of what Il has
done Is furnished 70 the public at large, and no
one should fail to observe that nearly all Of the
testimonials are from people right at home,
where the VEGErLNE q prepared, and a. the
streets and numbers are given, there can be no
possible doubt about the matter.
BOsrOS, Dec. II. isT2.
II. z. Stevens, ESQ: Dear Sir-May | ask the
favor OF you 70 make "a case public:
In 1851, while OF picket duty In tie army
vas taken with . n, which lasted all night.
WA taken into camp aud dosed with vhiskey
and quinine. After this had NE every day, and
was taken to HeWberr Hospital, aud there
treated by the attending ph!si"iahs. | grew
worse and was sent home. kemaiEed in poor
health for four years, treating With many liybi-
clans and trying many remedies. Finally Scroll
ula made It's appearance Oh different paFtse:
my body, and my head Wa 50 diseased As % be
frightfnl to look At, and painful beyond erdur-
anee. After trying the mos; eminent physicians
without improvement, q change Of climate Wa
advised.
Have been to the Ho; springs in AFsansA,
twice, each time giving their treatment .
thorough trial. Finally came back 70 Bos.ea.
discouraged, with no hope OF help. Life vas
burden 70 one Ia my situation. My disease, and
the eject Of so much powerful medicine, had &c
damaged my system that the action OF ny stcl.
s sen w. sPpstsns,y de5.LGyeI, @ha my neae W"
1890 So 80 - FN@HA NV
into the skull bone.
The bes; physicians SAID ms blood NAa 50 full
Of poison they could de- uo more for me. AbUul
this time = friend who had been an invalid told
msS E0EriNElad restored hi!a 70 peT:ec, health,
and through his persuasion I commenced taking
VEGI:TiSa. Al this Zine | was having IT. a.
most every DAY. noticed the INST kOcd effects
Of VEaBrINE in my digestive organs. My food
eat batter and my stomach greN stronger. l
began TO feel encouraged, for ! could sec my
health slowly and gradually improving. with
renewed hope I continued takirg the vE0E.
TINE, until 1t bad completely driven dissqJF out
Of my body. I; cured thr ~. gave ne gcod,
pure bleed. and res;ored me 70 perfect health,
which I had no. eEjo; ~ Lr.ors tor ten yearS.
Hundreds vi people IN ;hr ci., o: Bca:oa can
Vouch for the above ta''s.
Vk0ETINE haA saved ny lie. aE1 you are At
liberty to make surh use Ut tlis statement a.
pleases yOn beet. aud | beg ~ you TO make II
known that other sufferers may ind relief with
less trouble ard expense tlaI dc.
IL will ahOrd me- Ire1, pleasure 10 shcw the
marks Of my disease Vr give 40, further intor-
nation relative 90 ~ 'l-e t. nj. Nho desire II.
an. cir, very gratefully. JOHS PECK,
M N GaNEar afraaF nnaFfp MAJ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., on the
evening Of the 9th Of July, By Charles d.
Fontaine, ESQ, ct the residence Of =.
Puneky, Mr.. RUDOLPH SCHULTZ and Miss
CLARA WELDON, all OF Louisiana.
acT-NeW Orleans papers please copy.
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VITAL WEAKEEsS on DEPRESSION o
weak, exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result Of mental over
WORK, i~ndiscredOns or excuses, or some
drain uPon the system, is always cured
oy hUHPHREYs' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No. %. Il tones up and InViQOrates
the system, dispels the ElOom and des-
pondency, inparts strength snd enerRy,
stops the drain, and rejHVenates The en-.
tire mau. Been used twenty yeaTS with.
perfect success by thousands. Sold bv
dealers. Price, 81 per single vial, or
IS per package Of Eve walls and 81 yial
Of powder. Sent by mail Onreceipt Of
price. Address HUkPHRKYs' HoMEO-
PATHIc MEDICINE COMPANY, 100 Fulton
street, New York. apls-eod&wly
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AIsTNART- -MaErisd, e
the Oaee Of Chas. H. FOntaine, ~Justiossf
the Peace, on the OH day Of August, 4R.
ANTONIO A~IsTNAKT, Of Italy, and Hrs.
MARTHA MIGATr, Of Warren county.
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VAN Observation-Disclosures, ct A.
ton, Carroll parish, La, on the 18th inst,
~ the residence Of the brides mother. ~
the Rev. F. A. Juny, T. L. VAN FosszW
and hiss HKLUN B. ky.
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COLLEGES.

BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE,
ENDOWED BY the STATE OF Ma
II ryland, has new huildinga, ample
grounds, good apparatus, and able Fae-
ulty, The Goth semi-annual session opens
September 10th. Board and Tuition, S9lst 60
t2sO per year. N. q. BROOKS, hid.
d. jyB.d&wIm President.
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RIVER NEWS.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. Sun sets. Moon rises.
Aug. 9S--5:2e. 500. 6:93 eve.
Days length, l3h I'm.
MOONS PHASES.
kugust2-Last quarter, Oh, Am. u.
August New moon, l2h. I'm, N.
August l5-FIrst quarter, Oh. lin. A.
August 23-Full moon, 6h. Gam. A.
August 3l-LRst quarter. 3h. som. A.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
vIcksburg, Wednesday, August %, 1871
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Tbs candidates were numerous At
Schutzen Park yesterday, but politics
gave way TO social pleasures. No
speeches we're made.
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Democratic Club, Sd District.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING or
i the Democratic Club, OF the Third
District, ~ Red Bone, on Saturday, Tie
let Of September next. Popular speakers
will be present and address the people.
By order Of
J. W. 0oODRUM, Prss't.
J. BoLLEs, Secretary. ~IAug3adkWtd
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KITE flying is now the popular
amusement with the boys.
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KEMTUcKY

TAE LEADING INSTITUTION OF
Il the Southwest. Ashland, the hone
OF Henry Clay, and Old TransyIVaniA, with
40 acres Of beautiful grounds, the sites Of
the several Colleges. The Colleges Of
Arts, Agriculture, and Mechanics, Law,
Commerce and Medicine, will open On the
10th Of september with 9 corps OF twenty
nve able Professors and Instructors, H.
students fr0m q states end foreign Coua-
tries last Session. Unusual facilities Cor
cheap and thorough education. For Cata-
l0gue, address j. B. BOWMAN.
a1Gl4-dSW2t Regent, LexingtoA, ny.
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
HIGH scHo0IfoF B0V8
WaihlagtSa. ADAMS ceunty, Mss,

SIX MILES FRoM NATCHKz.
nPENs THE 2OrH or sEPTEMBER,
" 1877, and closes the 2hth Of June fol-
lowing. Expenses reduced, 90 that tho
charges are now less, II IL believed, than
at any other similar institution IL the
Southwest. Course thorough, embracing
Primary and higher Englloh branches,
including Mathematics, Natural sclenOes,
and the ClSssiOs; Library, Apparatus,
R~eadlng.roOm and Literary Society. Lo-
cation healthy. Pupils from abroad board
with the Principal, and are under bic oon
slant supervision. For further paFticu-
lars apply for circulars to
j. 9. RAYMOND, Principal,
Rugb.dkwIm WashhnRtOn. MiaR.
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NEW ORLEANS, August 29.--CottOn
dull, with sales of 240 bales. Good
ordinary, 996@9ts; low middling,
@l0,; middling, lOH@lOlsc;
good middling, l0T@llhc; middling
far, llA@ll%c; fair, llb@l2l6c.
Receipts: net, II bales gross, "a. tx
ports to New York, $50 bales. Stock
on hand, 22,99S bales.
GENERAL MAkK ETs
NEw ORLEANS, August 22--F,uu
steady, fair demand XX,$5 rs: xxx,
IS 75@6 so; choice, &6 75@7 25. Corn
good demand mixed, $50; white, Goo
yellow scarce and 6rmer, 67% @70c.
Oats. 3S@40c. Corn meal dull, 50 40.
Hay quiet and weak prime, quoted at
$l5@l7 90; choice, $22. Lard quiet
and steady /; fierce, ga @9hc ; keg, 90
@lOc. Pork duli, $I3 IS. Dry sail
meats easier; shoulders, loose, $50
packed, SIC. Bacon quiet aud weak
shoulders,5 SIC clear rib siGes,S@8Kc
clear sides, $40. Hams fair demand
aud Grm choice suga--euFed, Tx 0l2C
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CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,

VEN UHS U6%N@6 sNSOsSgbSg
Clinton, NInds County. Mice.
REV. WALTER HTLLMAN, LID,
President Of Faculty,
THE TwENTY.FIFTH COLLEGIATE
Il Year Of this Institution will begin on
Tuesday, the goth Of September, le1I.
Possessed Of the A~ccumulations Of nearly
q quarter OF = century, In Apparatus, Ii
braries, Cabinete, and other lei OF H.
lustration and Information, and above AL,
In the successful experience OF the heads
Of lie Departments, this Institute 0Rors
educational advantages equAlled By few
Institutions OF learning IN this country,
and at q LESS RxPENcR,
considering the advantages offered.
For Catalogues, or other Information,
apply TO the President Of the Faculty.
ROBERT KELL6,
President Of Board Of Trustees.
Z. W. CABANIsS, Secretary. USedkWm
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Hoes.
Lard.

Lard
II BuckeIs.
IebI6 McCUTCREE 4 CO.
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COTTON IN NBW OIL

Futures opened quiet, and closed
easy, with sales Of 5l,OO0 bales.
,.,rrOn En nuya
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TDE.I BAR. The. HUN. WIND WEATHER.

Maximum IS temperature deg; Mean
temperature 1854 deg.
SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.
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VOL. 8.
Ghe 8ulletin.
THE CLOUD.

THE CLOUD.
Far, on the brink of day,
Thou standest AZ the herald OF the dawn,
Ere fades the nights last pickering spark
away
In the rich blaze ofmorn.
Above the eternal SHOWS,
The winter scattered ON the mountain
height
To shroud the centuries, thy yisage glows
With aprophetie light.
Calm is thine awful brow:
As when thine presence shrined divinity,
Between the flaming cherubim, so now
Its shadow clings to thee.
Yet, as an Angle mild,
Thou, in the torrid moon, with sheltefing
wing,
Dost DER the earth, as on weary child,
A soothing influence bring.
And when the evening dies,
Still to thy frlnged vesture cleaves the light,
The last sad glimmer Of her fearful eyes,
On the dark verge OF night.
50, soon thy glorious wane
Thou, too, must mourn the rose of mem
ing she'd:
Cold cresps the fatal shadow DER tiny
train,
And settles on thy head.
And, while the wistiul eye
iearns for the charm that wooed its raw.
ished gaze,
Thy sympathy mature wakes a sigh,
And thus its thought betrays.
Thou, like the cloud, my soul,
Dost. in myself, OF beauty naught possess;
Devoid the light Of Heaven, vapor foul,
The veil OF notbin2ness.
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foRTY YEARS REyoRE Tnr PugIn
DR.. G. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.
RoR rHE CURE OF
Fl N1titis or Liver Complaint,
-. .slA AND SICK HEADACHE.
FoR rHR CURE OF

Symptoms of Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
i t4r Otthe ribs, increases ON pres
ST lines the pain is in the left
;. --ut is rarely able to lie
4" .ouclines the pain
o. del-blade, and
!, tie top of
tie .,uld,n cumes mis-.
taken tor AMI 40 M the arm.
lie stoma,hL d with loss of
appetite and si,hD,s; the bowels in
general are custiyc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There isgenera,ly aconsiderable loss
ofmemory, accompaniedwitha pain
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A Slight, dry cough is some.
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene.
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem.
edy. Several of the above symp.
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex.
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MfLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES or AcUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as simple purgatiye, they are I'm.
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
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nEPOsITs received and II asrSl bankiaG
- business done
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slA.HW9a.'s EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.

The British Quarterlies give to the reader we'll
ligest.d Information upon the great events in
contemporaneous history. AID contain mastery
criticisms On al that Is fresh and valuable IN
literature, w well rs summary ofthe triumphs
i SCIENCE and art The wars likely 10 conv Use
III EUROPE will form topics for discussion that
will he treated with tnOroughness and ability
uuwhere else to be found Diackwood's Maga-
zine ls famous for stories, essays, ami sketches
I the hignes literary meri
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q. HARRISON LIE ACH, III .
HOMEOPATdIST.

Especial attention given 10 Homeopathic
treatment Of surgical diseAses, Ill chronic
diseases and diseases Of women and chill
drsn. Office on Commercial avenue near
Ninth street. CAIRO, ILL.
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REV ADvERTlsEM

0ilNhi 7H-octave, fine rosewood (not used
S10Nul over SIX months), si3oj cost 1850
-uSN New pianos at wholesale. Great bar
tR6ANSgains. Nearly neg. 49, q stops S.6
s.smH stops ejli 9 st,ps $50; I stops s6O; 8
Stops US. 70 stops $50 TO e7J. Rare opporm l.
tions. Beat ever made, RE ID. Sent on S Il
10 days. trst trial, Money refunded and freight
paid both ways II unsatisfactory. LIS l5h6
Az nts wanted Discount 70 teachers, ministers
exc. address Daniel Beatty, Washington
New Jersey.
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OFT. %. 1876.
shepherdstown Summary

The following is condensed milk from ;he
Registers cocomut:
Thirty-fyc chickens were stolen from the
coon of Mr.. Henry Smell on Tuesday night.
An effort is being made to organize caval-
ry company, squadron or regiment. Persons
names al the Office Of Gil. " 4. Morgan.
A sleiehiug party Of fo,ty couples, princi-
poIIv mali. mn from the Ridge anil above toxin,
visited Mr.. John less, pear Moler's Cross
Roads, on Tuesday night week The party
hal a very pleasant time enjoying the hoSpi'
tality Of Mr. II. aud his excellent family.
\ party from lIlrpcr's Ferry and vicinity
visited our town aud stopped a, the Entler
Hotel on Saturday night last, and enloyed
themselves until late hour 1t is stated that
one hundred sle;ghs contained tie party.
Thatsa slcigh-t cxagsoration.- lEd. +. Z.
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The Virginia Free Press,
The "Old Family Journal"
CnstxsrowN, JANUARY 81, 1871
AmnIcnr EnlertainInent.

n, obtain funds 90 promote the interests Of
ON. order Of Good Temp'ars ia this place, we
Informed some Of ,he young people If our
..ra Of both sexes, are Preparing for an en-
-a.amcat at Charles Washington Hail, in a
...k or tv5 The prc.Tamme win iaciude
Musical performances, Mjnstresy, CamicaG-
auI 40 appropriate Neio-drama. y notice
...s Boo detail viii appear next week. The
stto be promoted is surely one that COM
...rs us.llt5 every thousLtiul person 10 our
- ..... and B, is hoped 10 viii Je encouraged
INA very general attendance upon Tie pro-
,...i. entertainment.
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MARPTEn.

On ,he l1th inst, IN the Lutheran Church OF
Nartiusburg, by the Rev N. l.. Cutler NJ. GEo
W.KENrCH u Miss ANNA BELLE SNlIH-a1l
Of Berkeley county.
On the 29ud inst, at Whitehall. Frederick coun-
Is. Va. bv Rev Dr. Graham, II tMlLION H,.N-
SHAW. Esq., OF Berkeley county, 20 Miss An
Me, daughter OF the late Il. Silver.
In Baltimore, Dec. 2lst at the residence OF the
officiating clergyman, Rev DR.. Lateyre. Mr.
HORACE TABB and Miss LlidA u. VII !. - h1 =
EOW, daughter OF ths late Dr. Nitherow-sil oi
Martiusburg. go
On Thursday the 18th OF January, 1871, a.
Winchester, by Rev. Mr. Courtney, Mr.. NJ. H.
BYEES. o; the vicinity of Shephctdstown, 10
Miss REBECCA d. MALOY, OF Winchester, "a
On Tuesday evening, the 18th January, at TIE
residence of Nr. George Lickhder' the b. iuc :
grandfather, by Rev. H. G. Holland, Mr. JACo0
:. MOLER 20 Miss MARTHA :. LINN; oniy
daughter OF the late 4. c. and Elizabeth NJ. Link,
an OF this County.
IN Frederick CITY, Nd, Jan. 10Th lSi7, BY
Rev. A. II. Ames, JOHN j. Ny Frs t. Mrs. An
Ma MYERS, both OF Jefferson Co., W. VA
On the 4th Of January, 1871, in B'u'den, COZ
AZ the residence of Mrs. N. 4. Everitt. Nj. HOS
=. NONSLEY. of 81 Louis, Mo, % Miss MO
SELLE De LANNAl, of Columbus, Ga
In Middleburr. on Thursday morning January
llth. lN1T. BY Rev. DIR. HAYNES. hr. NILLlAA
n. BROOKS, of the firm Of Brooks Son, OF
LccsbCrg, aud Miss JENNIE, daughter OF John
W. Patton Of the former place.
In Baltimore on the 9Th Of January, by Rev.
John C. BacLus, DONNElL SWAN to SIDNEY
y. TURNER, daughter Of the late VIM i. Turner,
of Jefferson county, ". Va.
Al Warrcntou, Va, on the 10th inst, by Fa-
ther John Duhagtv, OF the Roman Catholic Church,
Mr.. EDWARD =. FURLONG, of Loudoun Co.,
tu Mics ISABELLA DOBSON. OF Fairfax Co.
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TO Consunlptirrs.

The advertiser, 4 retired physician, having pro
videutially discovered while 4 Medical Missionary
in southern Asia, very simple vegetable rene
dy for the speedy and permanent cure at CoasamP-
non, Asthma. bronchitis, Catnrrh, end all throat
and lung afirct;ous-also i positive aad radical
sppciac Tor Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
ana al Nervous Complaints, feels it his duty 70
make IL known 70 bis suffering fellows. Actuated
bv this motive, he viii chccriuiiy send, flee OF
charge, 10 all who desire it, the recipe for pre-
pairing aud full directions tor successfully using
this proviicutially discovered remedy. Those
who wish 70 avail themselves Of the beuc:its Of
this discovery, without cost, can do 81 by return
mail, b. addressing with stamp, naming this pa
DE-. CHARLES =. MARSHALL,
No. 80 Niagata Street,
Oct 2S, lS1G-ly Buffalo, y. \.
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In CharIcstown. on the 22d day Of January,
1877, MS FRANCES G.. Sill Err, wife Of Esrom
Sitter, Esq, aged 80 years, months and Il days.
Died at her residence in Pit:sburg, Pa. Dec.
9th. 1876. Mrs. ELIZABETH ANN MILLER. in
the 18th year OF her age, beloved wife Of lillian
II Miller. formerly OF the vicinity of shepherds
tow. ard formerly The widow Of Col. Isaiah Lup-
tom, of Hampshire County, W. Va.
Ia Baltimore, on Tuesday. January %, 1871 Of
pneumonia. NELLIA LOUISA FELL, aged two
wears aud six months second daughter Of John
Sands aud Fannie Fell.
Tn Bori7ar, w. Va, Jan. ., 1877. ELIHU
HUGHES, aged 20 years, 10 months aud 10 days.
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TAs, Tr>s..-Go g, Giiber,'s Drug Store
Uarpc,s Ferry, AMI get pure Tets a; prices
that you pay forth. common. ClA and ex-
au.rcu cw sto,k.
GaAvrlr. Bright AMI Dark Navy T0baccos
C..rs-Geaujue lhvana Filler at Scat Gil
b.rt's Drug Store UArpers Ferry.
pUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICALPILLS
ar. the urcst and safest remedy for ladies in del
icatc health.
December %, Is16-Gm.
Use Truaxs Vegetable Hair Grower Tor
badness. dludruG and al irrita,ious Of the
scalp. Mcclure, no ray. FJrsale at GiIberi's
Drug Store, Harper Ferry.
School and Blank Books. Box Papers
Chalk Crayous and all kinds Of writing ma
,c1ial a. G,bcrts Drag Store, Harper 5 Ferry
Judge Thomas C. Green, has been elected
president Of thc Supreme Court Of Appeals.
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PAINrs, Ols. Naruishes, Window Glass
Putty in large stock and at bottom prices at
GiIbert's Drug Store, H4rPers Ferry.
POCKET Books, Albums Hand Mirrors, Ink
Stands, Paper Weights. Combs aud Brushes
new stock just in-at GilJert's Drug Store,
UlrpcI'S Ferry.
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clad News for All.

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Special Notices.
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Church Notes.

The Rev. T. b. Shepherd will preach in Tie
Baptist Church in Charlestown tomorrow,
Sunday morning, at Il o'clock, aud at Beulah
al 8 o'clock in the afternoon.