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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19

rVThe CITY GUARDS, Capt McArdle' have
made arrangements to receive the Troy Citizen Corps
who will arrive here this morning by the night boat
After breakfas, At the Aston House, Gen Wool WI
accompany the Troy Corps their return by this morn
ng's boat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-25

Congress- in 1877.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-25

In 1870 Mr.. Richie, of the Richmond Enquirer,
very much alarmed for while at the appearance of
things in favor of Harrison and the probability of the
wings having carried the State for old TIP" but the
democratic counties of Western Virginia in
Unexpectedly in favor of Van Buren, and when the
returns showed clear majority of 1892 for Van Buren,
over Harrison Mr. Richie exclaimed the citadel is
safe'"the Old Dominion true to the democracy" Sc
and forthwith he commenced the campaign for the
succession to Harrison by hunting the RESOLUTIONS
Ct ninety eight and repubishng them in the En-
quirer. Mr. Richie also succeeded in 1874 in raying
the democracy against Mr. Clay that the State gave
the heavy majority against him of $685. The wings
mourning for the defeat of their favorite Harry the
West and the ladies of Virginia resolved erect
monument to his memory. Since then, the Virginia
wings have been cautious to boastng and have
in fact, been mild lambs in their politics They
have, however, carried the State, by eecting majo
rity Of the Legislature of the lower House. once at
least since 1S44as they had frequently done before
and with the exception of the Hon MIR. Bolts and a
few other ultra wings they took early ground like
sensible politicians in favor of Gen. Taylor as the most
available candidate for the Presidency What hopes
the wings of Virginia may have to carrying the
State for " old Zachn know not. although the whia
papers of the State hold out hopes for him but we
have prepared the following tables showing the votes
in each county in Eastern and Western Virginia at
the Presiden election in 1874 and at the last Con-
greseional election in 1647:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-25
miscellaneous Political Intelligence.

THE ONO ELECTION.
The Columbus Statesmen of the 18th inst says =
i" We feel very confident to-day that the Senate will
stand 1918, and the House "a wings and IS demo-
Gratis. The democratic member from Clinton gets his
certifcate-soMe say he has got it, The member from
Portage has his certificate, and there cannot be
doubt of the whole FIVE members of Hamilton getting
their certificates from the very constitution and law
itself.
A letter from a well informed source in Texas, says
Texas is q wonderful Cas- and Butler state There
are 1000 voters here. My estimate is, that will
receive 10000, and Taylor $1,000 very respectable
victory for the lone star State"
SOUTH CAROLINA
In all the districts where the Presidential question
made the issue, the Taylor candidates have been
successful In Marion in Charleston in Rchland, and
In Georgetown the Taylor tickets have succeeded and
we doubt not would have done In most of th other
Districts had the question been made early in the
canvass The following is conceded to be the Con.
District Members. Politics
CD s,eston, E. Holmes, Taylor.
Edgefeld A. Burt Cas-,
Spartanburg, D. wallace,
Columbia, J. A. Woodward,
Georgetown, John Mcqueen, Independent.
Beaufort, W.. F. Colcock, Cass.
The bold stand taken by Col James l.. Orr for Gen.
Taylor in opposition to almost all the leading politi-
clans In the State and the Handsome in which
he bore himself throughout the canvass objects OF
applause Although mere youth, being less than q
he met his opponent, he proved himself fully his
equal q politician Col Orr Is gentleman Of popu
lar ma nere and of decided talent.
IOWA.
democratic paper says Sc The free soil conven-
ton of Iowa tall affair. We understand that
there about forty abotionists, and of the
but two recognized having acted with
the democratic party Verify free sosm is using up
the democracy Of Iowa -
WISCONSIN.
The Fofosi RPuJlican says =" GOV Dewey has issu-
ed proclamation which obviates all the trouble
tsuchng the election law and the Presidential
electors The same paper, although opposed in
politics to Judge Mortimer NJ Jackson, formerly a
young whig Of the city Of New York, thus speaks OF
the newly elected Judge &c His Honor Judge Jack
Monday next, his first term for Iowa county. Mr.
Jackson commences his Judgeship decidedly atterng
He has given, we believe, general satisfaction ant
ELECTED nothing but good will he promises to NEE
more than public expectation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-25
IMPORTANT POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Virginia.

The Old Dominion has been generally conceded to
GAGS and Butler in calculations Of the ensuing Presi
Dental election, principally the ground that the
State has from her fidelity to the demo-
cratic party The electoral vote Of the State has been
given follows since the organization Of the govern
ment under the constitution OF the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-25

This table shows that the vote for Governor was not
light a is generally thought. 1t also shows
that the loss almost equal from both the old par
ties, which has not been heretofore supposed. The
persons who did not vote in 1874, make up the de-
There were forty-seven scattering votes Ver-
mont is the only State in which the free soil or
ganization has had any distinct candidates at gene
al ola
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-25

Democratic majority. ..3956
Wing majority Wright.
Vermont.
The vote in 1874 for Henry Clay was. go. .26,77O
In lS4S, fer Coolidge, whig, Governor. 49,. % I25
Dminution Of whg vote. ...........,.. 4,645
The vote in 1914, for JamesK Polk. IS O4l
In 1S4S for Paul Dillingham; democrat. 1891
Dminutisn of democratic vote. ......... $40
The vote in 1874, for James G. Brney ....... 8 954
In 1913 for Oscar l.. Shafter. free soil .1503S
Whole vote at the Presidential election in 1874
I" Governors election in 1S48 .50714
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-25

Total. .... 1894
Wing msjority,on Con
gress, in 1S47, in the
Eastern Dis. of Vir.
Clay's msj. in same,
in 1914. ......,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-25

ANOTHER AFrRAY AT VIcKsBURa.-Day before
Yesterday, another street encounter came OIL In
Vicksburs The parties were @. r. Carradins, former
Iy Of this city and H. Z. Hesrtt at present resident
here The quarrel commenced in consequence Of Mr.
seainst MIR Carradine, now In suit. Carradine drew
revolver and discharged barrel the ball passing
through the top Of Mr. HEARTS shoulder; vhereuPcn
Mr. H. drew his pistol but the trigger caught, aud he
being wounded his Gre was ineffective. Mr.. Cara
dine supposng that he had dangerously wounded his
opponent fed, but has since been arrested. Mr..
Heartt Is not dangerously rounded.-N. o. Bali,tia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-22
ENOCII CROUCH,

HAS REMOVED HIS STORE TO THE
IL House lately occupied by MIR. Graham as
Il Tin Shop. in the
"ELKToN BAZAAR"
close beside DR.. Wallace's Drug Store, and OPP
posite VIM Torbert's, where he will keep a
large and elegant supply nf
Ladies' Shoes,
Of the neatest finish, and at astonishngly cheap
prices; also, CHILDREAiS' SHOES Of every
variety,
He will likewise continue to keep on hand u
general assortment Of
Hats and Caps,
ofevcIy quality, made 10y experienced workmen
and of the best materials, and which he will sell
at groatly reduced rates No humbug, call ana
see for yourselves Recoliect the place--on the
South SIDE of Main Sheet, one door from DR..
Wallaces Apotllecary Shop, Elkton.
Ladies are particularly requested TO call and
examine his assortment of shnes- they cannot
all to be pleased ENOCH CROUCH,
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2tt@Qaes*ftsEEjAlfsj5 tt>
%EN1.VVC c7V'
n e e, Nz( Oh 80 3
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF iIth LTH,
cO7 Main street, Buffalo, n. Y.


D,. G.. e. Eaughm's Vegetable l.thontrpiic
Mixture. celebrated medicine which has made
GREAT CURES IN ALL DISEASES,
is now introduced into this section. The limits
Of an advertisement viii not permit an extended
notice Of this renedv We have only to say il has
for its Agents in the United States and Cunadas
a large number Of educated
MEDICAL. PRACTITIONERS
in high profcssiona standing, who make a grner-
nj use of it in their practice in the following dis
eases: Drupsv, Gravel, and diseases of the urin
ary organs: Piles and all diseases Of the blood
arrangements of the Liver Sc. aud all general
discasrs of the system 1t is Particularly re.
anested that al who contemplate the use Of this
article, or who desire information respect t' it,
will obtain y pamphlet OF - pages. which .ig'nis
whose names arc below will GLADLY give away;
this books treats upLn the method OF curc-oX-
plains the pro critics Of the article, and the dis
eases il has been used for over this country nd
Europe for four years with such perfect effect.
Over lG pages of testimony from the highest
quarters will be found, with names, places and
Dutcs which cab be written 10 BY any one in
tcres,ed. and the parties will answer post paid
communications.
Ask for the pamphlet, as no other such pun
phlet has ever been seen. The evIdcnc, OF the
powcr of this medicine over all diseases is guar
antced by persons Of well known standing in so
Cictv.
Put up in 80 OF. and IL o. bottles, Price -,
80 OF ~ IL or; the larger being the cheaper.
Every bottle has -
SC. C. VAUGHN"
written On die directions, sc. See prmnh'at
page 2S. Prepared by DIR &. G. VAUGHN,
and gold at Principal Office 2L7 Mai" Street
Bnt'a.Y, y. !. G.iirc: devoted H. sale of tins
srtclc exclusively. 1872 Nussru, NewYark. and
corurr ,r E,srx and Washlrrluu Stlpn Mass .
and by all Druggists throughout this country
and Canada a. Agents.
SoA ly DR., Wallace, Elk,on.
Jlufs3Id lSJS--lv
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-22
Dr. lavIs's Syrup.

PnLADEDpHIA' August %, ls46.
| On my way East fro.n home, Paducah Ken
lucky, in February LAST, was attacked with n
violent cold in crossing the mountains 1t was
so that was obliged to lay by in New
! York several days after completing my business.
A little recruited | returned to Philadelphia
when Mcssrs. Robinson Collins & Co, recon-
| mended TO me DR.. DAVIS'S SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR. Having BUSH
ness to attend to, aud with the Inconvenience
attending bscnce from home, could not tako
| it regularly, or pay the proper attention To the
| regimen directed. | ouud great benefit, now
ever, from taking part OF bottle, wds partially
| relieved, and enabled to start on my journey
home Recrossng the mountains was expo
sod 10 severe storm, which renewed the attack
with greatly increased violence, followed by a
llarassng cough, great expcctoration of mucus
and heavy night sweals, these continued SO Sc.
yer" IN my passage down the river, that every
iIlle awoke was literally soaked with mUis-
turc, which dripped from my body in quantity
as great as if had just come from a bath Ar
rived at home my friends and family were alarm
ed at my situation, and thought that | was in IL
rapid or gaIiuping consumption, and could not
live many weeks longer. AT this time the cough
was severe. attached with much expectoraton
pain in the breast, aud great emaciaton, not
night sweats still continuing. A short time af-
ter my return rejecting on the partial beuefit
had received from DR.. Davis's Syrup, which
had not attracted my particular attention at tho
time took it; not then thinking my situation
dangerous, resumed takingit (soms oft nav
ing been sent ont to me on sale). | found inn
mediate relief, and my improvement was sc rap.
id that by the limo | had taken two bottles full
vas perfectly restored to health, and have so
continued. IT is needless TO say that ascribe
my recovery entirely to this valuable medicine,
without which. believe in common with nv
family generally, who witnessed my situation,
that should now have been in my grave
S, OWENS.
References in Observation-Disclosures Van Du-
sen x Smith wholesale merchants, No. I59
Market street. Fobes 6 Gibbons, wholesale mer-
chants, So Market street; George E. West,
wholesale merchant, l2o Market street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-22
RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED

SDeAA
Patronzed by thousands of individuals throughe
out the United States and Canadas, giving the
most huttering satisfaction to all who have Uses
it. Chemists have wondered at B mysteriou-
effects, and many of them have endeavored to
discover the secret of It's wonderful combination
of etiCaciuus balms and extracts, which render
it SO speedy and eihcacious in the removal of
Pimplcs, Blotcbes, Pustulss, letter, transform
ing, as if by magic, dark, sallow, yellow and UNI
healthy SKINS, to soft, smooth, fair, pure, and
healthy compilations. For the cure of Chapped
Flesh, Rough, Cracked and Discoored Skin,
and Sore Head, RAILWAYS CHINESE MED
ICATED SOAP may truly be called an cstima-
BILE treasure. Excrescences Of the Cnt lcle are
speedily removed and cured-the cuticular ves-
sells are instantly ceansed of all impurites--the
hands, neck aud face present beautiful, clean
sweet and healthy appearance.
For Shaving, gentlemen will find this Soap
great desderatum, it produces rich creamy
latber, softens the beard, and renders tho skin
smooth and pliahe. For Cleaning Teeth, Rad
ways Soap is superior to paste or powder, it
makes the teeth white and beautiful, sweetens
tn breath and protects the gums from scurf.
As general Toilet Soap, it is superior to French
and English Soups, it is entirely free from irri-
tating mgredients-it is purely balsamic and
soothing to tho skin.
Each cake, to be genuine, must be signed r.
G. Railway,
J. & II. G. RAILWAY, Q Courtlandt St., N. Y.
AGENTS.--Dr J. Wallace, II. II. Mitchell,
Elkton; r. l.. Thomas, North East; Black &
Brother, Charlestuwnj Andrew Kidd, Port DE.
post; J. S. Evcrist, Rowlandsvile IL. 8. Sites
Principle.
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{ By the Orphans Court,
l1rrotnhrr Term IStT

Upon application of John Reynolds, Admin
istrator Of George Bell deceased stating that
some uncertainty exists as to the legal represent
tatves Of the said deceased. Upon which it is
ordered that the said Administrator advertise in
the Cecil Wing and Cecil Democrat, once a
week until the 2nd Tuesday of June 1913 for
the legal representatives, of the said George
Bell, decd, to appea before the Orphans Court
Of Cecil county on the said end Tuesday Of
June 1915, and prove their claims 70 the residue
Of said estate. Test.
GEO. R. HOWARD, Reg.
A true copy from he Records OF the Orphans
Court Of Cecil county. Test.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
In conformity with the above order | hereby
notify those entitled TO the balance Of the estate
of George Bell, dec d., upon account filed and
pas ,ed December Term lS4I, to appear before
the Orphans Court ofCccil county, at Elkton
on the second Tuesday of Iunc 1913, to prove
their claims 20 the residue OF said estate at which
time and place final distribution ofllc same
will be made.
JOHN REYNOLDS, Admir- OF
Georg' Bell deed.
Dec. 18th lSi7--tin
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-22
.N0IX2.

The subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, tina, he
has been appointed Constable for The Sd
Election Distric. ofCeciI county, and is
now prepared TO do all the business tina.
may be entrusted to him. and hopes by
strict attention to business, TO merit a
share of public patronage.
Persons wishing to place business in
my hands can dose by leaving ,heir ac-
counts with the Magistrates in nv absence
July Sd 1872 WIN. BRADFORD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-22

I VALUABLE MEDICINAL WINE-manu-
tactured from the combined virtues Of the Sar-
| saparlla, Dandelion, Wild Cherry and SOY cral
| other Exotic Plants, whose wonderful curative
| properties are altogether unknown except to tho
author OF flALiSEY'S FOREST WINEl 1t is
well known to good chemists, that all vegets bio
substances contain moro or less delctcrous pro-
Pcrtics. az well as medicinal virtues. Those
opposite qualities winch are diffilsed together in
every root, plant, and blossom, rena in insepa-
rable ia the extracts, as obi aimed by the usual
method OF boiling. Sc, rendering all medicines
thus prepared inert, and in many cases either
injurious or altogether useless. THIS accounts
in a great measure for the inciiCency nf so
many medicines in curing the diseases which
they profess to cure.
1t is very different with Halsey's Forest Wine.
ny means OF wonderful chemical apparatus
invented for the express purpose of manufacture
ing this article, the entire virtues Of the most
valuable combination of plants ever discovered
is obtained, pure and free from every property
but those which, act in unity, and harmonize
with tho constitution Of the human frame. This
renders the Forest Wine the most excellent and
truly valuable medicine in the world, both fot
its mi. aculous powers Of curing as we'll as de-
lightful flavor
The Forest Wine is most distinguished for its
great efficacy in renewing WORKOUT constitu-
tons, and curing general i'll health proceeding
from various disorders complaints ofthe stomach
liver, heart and kidneys, including. costveness,
dyspepsia, indigestion, los Of appetite, and
debilitated state of the system. A free use OF
the Forest Wine restores nvalids of this class 10
the most robust, strong and vlgo GUS health. 1t
has also proved useful III restoring invalids from
lingering slate, after severe attacks Of sickness.
Price 81 per bottle, for sale at Halsey's Cen
eral Depot, 3 Co lrthndt-sl. New Y'rt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-22
DIR. j. H. Ii. Emory,

Respectfully offers his professional services
to the inhabitants of Elkton and neghborhood.
He has been in the practice of his profession in
Mllington Kent county Md, for tho last egli-
teen years
He n,ay be found at the Hotel of Mr.. Jacob
Johnson, or at his Office, next door to the Drug
store of DR.. Wallace; his bed room is above the
office, where he may be found at night And
when from town professionally, intelligence may
be received from Dr. Wallace at what llnc he
viii return.--
Elktou Nov G lSi7.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-22
Public Education.

A rlcc;inI Of the citizens Of the seventh Eec-
ton District ofCcril county, will be held at the
School House near Battle Swamp, on Saturday
ED inst. at :, o't lock, +. NJ. in order to consd =
/ ar the pruprietv OF peitonng the Legislature o!
MalvIand for the purpose OF estabIis ,,n1 = svs-
tenn OF public education, such as is in operation
IN the city Of Baltimore, and in several O. the
States of the Union.
All persons who feel all interest in the cause
o? public education are earnestly req uesicd to
attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-22
THE GREAT CENTRAL CHEAP
EgNt s.Ra cap store,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
No 2S4 MARKET STREET,
Ninth door above Eighth Street, South side
Dill AEI PILL

Ninth door above Eighth Street, South side,
PHILADELPHIA,
Comprises one of the largest and most beautifnl
assortments Of HATS. CAPS and MUFFS in
the I'm on, and of the latest and most approved
styles, manufactured under the immediate su-
perntendencc of the Subscriber, in the best
manner, prime materials, and will be sold 1T
the lowest possible prices for cash.
The assortment embraces a splendid variety
fSilk, Moleskn, Beaver, Brush Ru ssia, NJ
tria and other Ults, of beautiful finish, and a
complete Stock of all kinds Of Cloth, Glazed,
Fur and Plush Caps, Of the most desirable pat
terms, together with supply Of Muils, FuEs,
cHtlalo Robes, SC.
Country Merchants and others are respectfully
invited to examine the Stock, which they will
find it to their advantage to do before purcllas-
ing as it is his determination, having adopted
the cash system, to sell for Cash only, and at the
lotcea prices.
JOHN FARElRA, JR.
os4 Market ST., above Stll ST., south side.
T. Philadelphia, Dec 4th NJ 6m.
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.VStiCe.

The Peachbouom and Lancaster County
Co Cunning club, have leased from me for
this season, the cunning privilege on my
Welsh Pom. farm. All other persons are
hereby cautioned not 10 ,respass upon said
premises, o, any land Of the subscriber with
dog or gun. And all persons are cautioned
against cutting any wood on any land be,
longing 10 the subscriber.
LEriTIA M. RANDEL.
for John Rande .Ir
JANUARY lSlS-3w-pd.
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Important .VelrS.

AHEAD OF ALL CoMpETIrIoN.-Just received
and for sa lie al The new and cheap store Cherry
HILL a fresh lot Of Groceries, consisting in par
of New Orleans, Porto Rico, and sugar Eoust
molasses. Brown and loaf sugars from Ia tt
IA cts Bacon, salt, dried apples aud peaches
sc. all Of which will be sold lo:v by
SHIPPERS s CRAWFORD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-22
FOR LEASE.

The subscriber will lease for term of
Years, his Farm, situated about two
miles northwest of Elkton, Md. and inn
mediatel y on Little Elk Greek. This
Farm contains about
$50 Heres
of cleared Land; under excellent fencing
$500 PANEL of posts and rails having
been put up within the last Is months)
and in good state of cultivation; and a
like quantity of Woodland, which affords
a good range for stock OF all kinds. AS a
DAIRY FARM
it has been successfully occupied for ma
ny years, and is particularly adapted, to
that purpose, the soil being congenal to
grasses, IA large portion has been recent
ly set in timothy and clover and having
water in each field, and being equally
distance from Phila. s. Bait. Markets,
and but two miles from Rail Road and
water communication to each place.
There :9 no place in the State more Healthy.
To tenant who will continue the
improvement of this place, the rent will
be made low, as it is more the wish of
the subscriber to continue to improve the
property, than receive large emolu-
ment.
The stock which is a general one, to-
gether with the Household and kitchen
furniture, will be sold on the 10th of
March at Public Auction, after which
time, possession will be given of the
place. w. G. GLENN.
Apply to Jas. M. Sewall, Elkton, or
to the subscriber, Baltimore. w. C. G.
*x*The Del. State Journal, and Regis
ter & Examiner, West Chester, copy till
forbid, and when ordered to stop, send
bills to this office for collection.
Jan s, '4S-tf
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jones & Coleman,
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Glass, Dye StufS, &c, &c.
AT THEIR NEW DRUG STORE ADJOIN-
ING J. A. RANKIN'S WATCH SHOP.

Glass, Dye Stufs, &c, &c.
AT THEIR NEW DRUG STORE ADJOIN
ING J. A. RANKIN'S WATCH SHOP.
The subscribers respectfully inform their
friends, and the public generally, that they have
opened a new Drug Store, and supplied it with
everything in their line of as good quality. and
AS cheap as they can be procured in any other
place They have constantly on hand all kinds
of Drugs, Medicines, Pants, Oils Perfnmcry,
SC. Also, they have Goufrey's Cordial, Bate
mans Drops, Opodeldoc, Essence of peppermint,
Essence Of Lem IN, Hunts Linament, Swayne 5
Basam of Wild Cherry, Schenck's Puiuon {
Syrup, Wright's Pills. DIR. Steergs Carmina-
tive aud Pulmonary Syrup Potash, Pearlash,
Nader, Alum, Shelac, Rosin, Chalk, Log
wood, Copperas, Glue Varnish, Lamp Oil, Cas-
ter Oil, I.nsced Oil, Starch, Sal Soda, Pepper
SC. AL other articles usually kept Mt Drug
Store. JONES s. COLEMAN.
Elkton Jan Sth AS
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EEOOA g. GOsyE Stores.

of the latest improvement, and which they will
sell at city prices.
The pub lie would do well to cal and examine
their stock before purchasing els ewhere, as they
cannot fail to be pleased Remember THE old
s.and-in the "Hollow" directly oppos te the
Farmer s. Mechanics Hotel.
WELLS Il CLARID' GE
Elkton, Sept. IL Al