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NHcALISTER'S ALE.HEALING ONT

I'VE MENT.-rinNK OF THE FOLLOWING
FACTS:
! LIST. That weights of all we receive into the
stomach pass off through the pores Of the skin,
in Jnsensible PerSpiraton.
I'd. That the Skin eTacuntes more matter
than the Luugs Kidneys and Bowels pu, togeti!-
or.
Sd. That the Skin discharges more matter in
twenty -four hours, than the Bowels do in l4 days
and that by severe exercise, man will lose
three, four and Ave pounds in one hour.
4th. That the Creator pierced the human cut
icle with pores or small opening TO the almost
incredible number OF 500 MILLION, making
this Inc GRAND OUTLET ofall the redundant
matter of the body.
! 9Th. That through these spores are constantly
exuding the old; altered and ,cOril-out particles of
the Blood, and humorS Of the body and the waste
OF the system.
9th. That to stop up the pores, twenty-four
hours would cause instant death.
It'll. That sudden changes of weather and ex
posure to cold, close these pores in part, and
hence the long catalogue of diseases over the
land
S.h That as the skin is the medium for evaCu
ating all the humors of the body, we the pro
found folly and r1ity of resorting to pills,
drugs and other mixtures, to cure the great ma
jority Of diseases produced by checked perspra
zion.
9th until September, 1914 there was no mcdi
cine before the public that had power TO restore
the IaScnsbic ppspi ation, by importing vitality
and nervous anrrgy 10 the skin 49,.
lh,h. That McALl>TER'S ALL HEALING
NTMENT is tina: medr'ine, and which, by
possessing this power, is ciecting more good than
anv five or even ten remedies in this country.
rrGc - cents box
Also, McAtd$TER Heir OH, an extract
from the Ointment and possessing the same med
lea properties. Price 30 cents bottle.
sold IN Ek,on b. Or. JOS Halace.
July go, AS.
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WOTiuE.

s hereby given, to the creditors of George r.
4 .Iexander, hat personal discharge hath
bcen granted to said debtor, hnd hat the esccn-
;ecnth day OF October being the sccohd day Of
our county Cour. next succeeding this date hath
been SC, apart tol tile final hearing in his case,
here his creditors may attend, and show cause,
ifany they have, Why Il final discharge slall not
be granted said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
July 9,--3n. Cecil county cour,
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LITTLE MORE CRAZE CAPT. BRAGG,
JOHN KRDE r.
North east Corner Walnut and second SITS

PHILADELPHIA.
Keeps constantly on hand, Of his own manu-
f,cture and imported, complete assortment of
RIFLES, SHOT Guns, PisToLs &C., Which he
warrants Of the best quality as represented to
which he respectfully invites the attention Ct
purchasers,
lie is also prepared to supply POWDER FLAsKs,
SHcr BAGS, GAME BAGS. SUPERIOR Powder,
Gun CoTToN, Percussion CAPS, SHOT, BULLET
NOUNS, DALI s BLANK CARTRIDGES, snd has
materials for Gun Makers, SPortsmeu. Sc, Oh
ter,nes as low as amy other establishment in the
United States.
In testimony ofhis skill as a manula 'turer the
FRANKLIN Institute awarded to him . Cert.
fcates in the years $40 and 1912 and ts're Sirer
.NetialS in the years lS44--lS46 and iS47-ali
of which may be seen at his place of br,,Iacss.-
GFA choice supply OF Revolving Pistols con-
stanty on hand.
July 10, As, SIN.
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g., unday School Library Books.--A ,prndh
Sunday school Library Books. For sa!,' at city
pices, at the Por, Deposit Book Depot, ~
NAV y B. F.E.Aru.
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VOTECE.

The subscriber having been appointed Consta
bic for the Third Election District of Cecil conu
ty, begs leave to inform his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to atten
to all business that may be entrusted to his care
with promptnoss.
THOMAS THACKERY.
N. B. Persons wishing to place accounts in
my hands, can leave them with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander, Esqs.
Deer II, AT--Jn r T.
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J. NJ. oREM. wM S. HOrKlNS
John M. Orcnn & Co.
NJ erchant Tailors
AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, C.fSSLNERES AND TESTLAGS,
$50 Market St. n. W. Cor. of Charles,
8 \ L Y NJ O Il E.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING of Superior
Quality. ONE PRICE ONLY
Jan. 9Th H9
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. r. 'rtL SUR: HaY
,,ALLt.AAI l.. 10 rs.

f-s7e7ya=.7,,. Surgeon Dentist from Bal moo
ITT;sSss.kEslza 'arnn rcrnN'-i 70 rlh,ur. offers
S@IQ-Ls }.s ir"'t.@ :al rerv;ccs to ihc
citizens OF Crcl! and the ed accent
counties Office two doorh GlN Of .J,uI sons
hota iate!y occupied III the Office Of the ca2.i
County Adyoca;n.
lco,h extracted, filed, p'lt1hi, ur insor.ni
upon he lt.st an! mast improved priacipl
very m1dsrl'a rttSa.
Special attention. viii he ptid to cl.h,iren
when his professional services are required
Advice gratis.
Ladies' will 10 waitea On at thor residences
idesred
Very uperior dentr.hccs Of bis own MANI
acture always on hand.
May 18th AS Gin.
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SONSTAIiLsiS SALE.

By virtue OF 'wo wits of Vendi Exponas,
issued by Nicholas llyland Esq, one of the
Justices of the Peace, otthe Stale oil Mary
land, in and for CeclI county, a, the sui, OF
John s.. CAR & R., L Thomas against The
GOODS and chaltsis, lands, and tenements.
OF Jeremiah Mahony & Johu w. Mahony,
and 10 ME direclet., have seized and taken
into execution, all the right, title: nteres aud
estate, at law and in equity Of the said JET
em'au Mahony in and 10 one House 4 Lots
of ground containing Twelve Acres more or
less, adjoining lands Of VIM. r. Matony &
others, and ! hereby give notice, that on
Saturday the End. day Of september next a
O'clock; p NJ. will offer TOR sale the said
property, SO seized and taken IN execution,
by pabIc anction, 10 Tie highest bidder fol-
cash, al Mrs. Lnm's Hotel in North East.
Chs +. F. FOSTER. Cons,a bic.
Moth East Aug l2. '4s.
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LOOK AT TIL!

LOOK AT THIS.
EDrimo Bolagne Sausage, very superior.
Il Dried Beef,
Beef Tongues,
Mackeral,
Herring, smoked and in pickle.
Also, fresh lot of Chairs, Stands SC, which
will be sold very low for cash or country pro-
duce. VIM PEI.L.
hHg &c. Cheap Store. east Elk ton.
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4 Small Farm For S,'s.

The Subscriber offers Tor sale small
farm living on the ChrlstIana road half a
mile west of the Brick Meeting House,
Cecil Cot consists of
80 Acres
nearly all Of it being arabic, and the
greater part in fine state of cultivation
There is some timber on the property
and it is we'll enclosed The building
a. are moderate sized fir Nh
&N;:s$ dwelling, frame barn with
,{s sssa t ~ stone cellar, and Mill for
Ae-=a--s grinding bark, in state Of
good repair. There is a well Of fine wa
ter near the door, and a small though ey
cellent apple orchard, with good selec
ton of other fruit on the place.--To Q
Mechanic, or any onewanting small wa
ter power it is a very desirable property
particularly to a tanner, as there is a good
situation tor sinking tan. yard, a fine
supply OF bark can always be obtained;
and there is no lanyard near the place
A further description is unnecessary a
those wishing such property will exam
inc il.
Terms made known BY Mrs. I'rimble
residing on the property, or by the sub.
scribeT.
D. p. T'RIMBLA
Burlington n: j.
July 'l9,-2n.
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FISH FISIi.!

FISH! FlSUn
Macke raj No 2 & 3
North east Hcrrings
Labrador ''
Scotch
Cod Fish
In store and for sale by WIN. TORBERT.
July % As.
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Sign Of the Big Bot .

Sign o. The Big Bot.
opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
purchased of his brother, (Enoch Crouch) his
entire stock IF Ladies', Misses, and children s
boots and shoes, and has commenced manufac-
turing Ladies Shoes of every description Ile
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call, with mems women's and
childrens boots and shoes ofthc best sort at very
low prices. THOS. c. CROUCH
Elkton, Feb. Goth AS.
N. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted boot and shoe
makers.
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4 very Va!Hehio Farm For Sale.

By virtue of a decree of the Court OF
Chancery of Maryland, the undersigned
as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale on
THURSDAY the 14th day Of Septem-
Der next, at the Court House in Elkton
Md, all that very valuable Tract OF
Land, known as Plum Point farm, con,
tanning 252 acres, including a Lot of
Woodland Of 30 acres. 1t is beautifully
situated on Elk River about $ miles be-
low EIkton, and about miles below
Frenchtown, the Western termination OF
the New Castle and Frenchtown Rail
Ro1d.
The improvements consist Of a very
a. good Dwelling House with
ESa:::,& four rooms on each story,
is staf!, kIG Kitchan, Spring House, Barn
E-zsas I'D Stabling for large number
Of horses and cattle, and other outbuild-
ings all in excellent repair.
This is the most valuable property
which has been offered for sale for many
years, 10 this county. The soil is natu-
rally good, and has been highly improv-
ed by the application OF lime. guano,
ashes and other mlnures, and Is now
very prod iative. The growing corn
is not eq,Ilrd by any in the county
Much o. II IS or II feet high, ami the
whole Of it VIII it is supposed, average
50 bushels to the acre, ina field Of 40
acres of land Pprs MS desrons of in
veSting money advantageousiy, or of pro
viding themselves with splendid Farm
TO cultivate, are invited TO attend the
sale.
The Terms Of sale as prescribed by the
Decree, require the payment ofone third
part OF the purchase money in cash on
the day OF sale, one other third in o,e
year, and the residue in , years, there
from; the last two payments to bear in
terest from the dav of sale, and to be Sc
cured by bond with approved security.
The unders goed however has authority
to vary these terms if he thinks proper
Sale to commence at 2 O'Clock p. M.
JOHNC GROOME, Trustee.
Elkton, Aug ~, '+S-ts
N. B. Mr. White, the tenant will show
the property to all persons who may de-
sire to see it. J.C. G.
.~TheNorth American, and Inquirer
Phila J.; will publish twice week till
sale; Village Record, West Chester: Jour-
lal and Gazette, Wilmington; and Exam
iner, Lancaster; law.
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DAINrING,- House, Sign. and Fancy pain
Il ting, done in the best manner. at moderate
prices by VIM. PELI., Elkton,
Ang. 20.
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Elkton Academy.

This Institution is emincntly verify of the
Patronage of the Neighborhood, for it brings to
,be homes of the Citizens At trliling charge, all
thc advantages that can be obtained in the most
rxpc,Ave Schools. The studies will be resum-
ed on Monday Sept. 4th.
HENRY w. TIIORP. A. NJ. Principal,
Fg,j Of Ancient Languages & Literature.
Mtss W. ..B0SrWJGk, Prsceptrcss.
Aug. 49, AS st.
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July 90 '4s.

Notice.
is hereby given. to the creditors of v ilaul
Grace, that personal discharge hath been grant
ed TO said debtor, and that the seventeenth dav
Of October being the second day ofnar coun-
ty Court next succeeding this d..,e, hath been
set apart for the final heal lng in his case, where
his creditors may attend, and show cause, If any
they have, why final discharge shalt not be
granted said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk
July s,--3m Cecil county Cour
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Conrt Of
Cbancerv. The UNDERSIGNED - Trustee
will offer at Public SAL N lHURS-
DAY, the 14th day Of $ ,..r.nber next
az the Court House IN r.Ikton. that tract
of Land, living about 3 miles from North
East. on the road between that v;,Iape
and Port Denos;t. which be]onos tn Miles
Kahoe Ii contains
s71 scpEc
49,, ,,, 49,, -,
l"o '"''us 0, NV, "l''c'' are cleared, ana a, we
'eS''."V "''',''"''' -I''''' ""A Vi, ~ We
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FaNIMOTHy SEED for sale by
n Aug 90, '4s WIN. T0RBERT
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A FRESH SUPPLY.
MOORE Cheap Goods, adapted to the present
I'VE and approaching season, just received a,
PELL's Cheap Store" East end of Elkton. Call
and see for yourselves. Aug. 26. '4S.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-18
Ca,a. 'E.yior's Principles.

First--f rriterate what have Ciien said
AlA mo, but not al ultra Wing. Ii elected !
would not be the mere President Of party.
would eudeavor to act iYdepe ndent of party dom
nation. 1 shnnlI feel bound to &C minister the
Government untranmelsd by party schemes.
SrcOnd, The veto power. The power GsVeh
by the constitution 10 the Executive TO inter-
pose his veto il high conservative power; bat
III my opinion s.Ioat4 never be cxerci8ed except
in cases OF clear violation OF the constitution, or
manifest haste AMI want Of consideration By
Congress- Indeed, have thought that, Tor ma
ny years past the known optnfoH ana wishes OF
the Executive have exercised undue and injuri-
or.s influence upon the legislative department OF
the government; and for this cHuse have tho
our systcnn v.as IN danger Of undergoing great
change from It's true theory. The personal oPh-
ions of the Individual WHO may happen to occa-
ply the Executive chair, ought not 10 control The
action OF Congress upon questions OF domestic
policy; nor ought bis objections 10 Be interposed
where Questions Of constitutional power have
been settled By the various departments Of Gov
eminent aud acquieaced in by the people.
Third, Upon The sub, ect Of the tariff, the
currency, the improvement OF our great higi-
WAYS, rivers, ,.kcs end hIrbors. the will OF the
people, al expressed through their representa-
tvesiu Congress- ought to Be respec ted aud carried
out by the Executive.
EonriR-Thc Mexi,an War. I sincerely re-
joicc at The prospect of peace. My life has been
devoted to arms, yet look upon war at all times
aud nder all circumstances as q national caiain-
it's, TO be avoided IL coinpatibie with national
honor The pyiHcisles of Cove rninent as
we II aa It's true p>f:cy opposed TO the subiuga-
ton OF other nations and tn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
other count RES by conqsesi. In the language OF
the great " ,surslTo., "Why should we quit
our own 10 stand Oh foreign ground y In the
Mexican war our national honor has been vlndi-
Gated, amply vindicatcd. and in debating terms
OF peace may well afford TO be forbeariDg and
even magnanin:ous 20 our fallen ioc-Z. Taylor.
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L III I. NJ 4 r X T. L s


\ a y
FLoUR.-A sale Yesterday of 100 brls
from W hltewater canal at IS 80; 81 do
delivered at 3 33; 1000 do deliverable al
the option of the buyer, within 80 days, at
1915. To-day we hear Of no sales
The market is dull. Receipts moderate
During Change sales of Flou. trans
pired-24OO brls City Mills. deliverable
9TH to 30th Oct; 100 brIs Conwell 5
brand. deliverable in 80 days. both on pri-
vate terms: 90 do City Mills. delieera-
Die 2Gth inst, lined and delivered at s. 90:
SO do from store at $40 800 and <.,5
do at $40. As far as prices are public.
they indicate a better feeling than has
been thought 10 exist.
WHlsKEY.-The only sale heard Of to-
day is lot Of 80 brls from canal at 10 &C.
Holders are coniendirg for full prices.
4 further sale OF 18 brls Whiskcy from
r r at rs. &c.
GRocERIEs.-A further sale yesterday
of 20 hhds prime \. o. Sugar al sc; 10
hhds good fair do at &c. The market is
decidedly firm. OF Coffee. 100 bags
prime Rio were sold at &c. 90 days, IN
terest added; as do do at : &c. cash.
CoRN-A sale Of 400 sacks yellow, old.
at 50 ,c. sacks returned.
PEovIsIoNs-N e hear of no movement
since yesterdays report.
LINsEED OIL.--Saics 81 brls from store
and mills, to one purchaser, at 5jc cash.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-18
What will Int;ii.M;a do:

Our candid opinion as 10 the result OF
the presidential election in this State, has
been, that it would be in favor Of Cass.
But if thorough organization had been
made, or if the friends of Gen. Taylor
were now to take held of The matter, and
enter the canvass with q zeal worthy the
cause and our common country, the cleo
toral vote OF Indiana might be given to
Gen. Taylor. Let Us look at it. In 1874
Folks majority was 2,3ll. In the last
Congressional election. in the aggregate.
the Wings had the majority of 2l7. In
the first district. Polk S majority was ~
100; but in ~, Embrec, Wing, was cleo
ted to Congress, over the pride Of the
dcmocracy-the ripest scholar of the
Statc"--R ID. Owen, by majority of
400 votes. and intelligent Wings, residing
there, claim eco for Taylor, which would
be gain of 1900 from 1874. In the two
districts above this on the river. it is con-
fidcntly asserted, and We believe admitted
by all, that the Wing vote will be consider
ably increased. In the Distric, now rep
resented by G.. q. Dunn. Folks majority
was about 1890, and the Wings carried it
for Congress by majority of % votes.
Taylor may not make So great q change.
but there will doubtless be large de-
crease Of Folks majority In the end
District i, IS believed Taylor will gain ms
much rs he vii lose in this District. In
locking over the whole ground il is posi-
bic to carry this State. In the election of
Tay lor, il may not be necessary TO insure
success. but it is no less our duty to do
all in our power to bring about SO desira- .
bic a rcsult.-the political regeneration Of
the State. If every friend of Wing prin- /
ciples. excepting those misguided men
who have determined to vote for Van Blu. /
rem, were TO vote for Gen. Taylor. there
could not exist doubt of our success.
Then friends. TO the work. Now is the
accepted time. Scarce three weeks will /
transprc until the policy Of the govern
men, will be determined for four years to
come, il not for all time hence. The /
question is now distinctly presented to
you. whether you will have the blessings
OF Wing administration. or permit the
odious measures Of the Locofoco party TO
blast the best interests Of our beloved
country. With the success of the Wing
party you have slavery restricted to its
present limits-free soil, free speech and
a free Press-Protection to American in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-18

THE WAY TO GET RIcH-The only
way by which capital can increase is by
saving. Ii you spend as much as YOU
get YOU will never be richer than YOU are.
'Tis not what q man gets. bu, wha, ne
saves. that constitutes his wealth Go.
learn the first two rules of ari,hsn etc
learn addition anl subtraction. Add 10
vour present capital any amount YOU
please-substrac the sum which YOU add.
and tell me if the last amount vii no, be
the same as the first. Every merchant
s.,ou.d ia every wear OF his lie. maze
some addition IL AIS capisal. lou say
YOU get but li;ile; never mind; spend less
than that liit!a. and then next wear, YOU
will get mora. foi' YOU VIII have the profit
upon the Sum voa save. There IS no
royal road To wealth any more than - ge-
ome,rv. The man who goes on spending
all he gets. and expects that by some lucky
nit he shall be raised 10 wealth. Will mos;
likely sink into poverty.-ior. into cases
of adverse fortune. he has then no re-
source: whereas by economy. he may lay
by stock that may serve as a provision
in case Of adversely. \ man saws that
the times are bad-ihe seasons are bad
the laws are bad. Ee il 50; but wer, the
case reversed. il would make no differ
ence to YOU. Lool, at home: YOU spend
more than you get how can YOU be 9th
erwse than poor, How many a respect
able family have fallen from high sta
ton. which they worthlv and honorably
filed. because neither the gentleman nor
the lady had been familiar with the first
four rules of arithmetic. Had they known
how II check the accounts OF their agents.
their traiesmcn and their servants: had
they known now 10 compare their receipts
with their expenditures. and to see wlch
proponderaies. ali their difficulties might
have been avoided. \ very small
quaintancc with the principles Of com
marce Is sufficient 10 teach that II man
spends every Year more than he receives.
he viii. necessarily fall into poverty
Hunts Merchants Aiaga.ine
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-18
ELECTIONS.

/ OHIo.-Returns have been received
from all of the counties in Ohio, except 8,
in reference to the election Of Governor.
4 There is now but little doubt of the cleo
ton of Ford, the wing candidate, by about
800 majority. This is a meagrc majority
Several reasons are assigned for it. In
the first place, the 'frce soil' locos voted
to a man for Weller. and III some instan-
ces the wing free soilers' done the same
inconsistent act, simply because tney fear
ed Ford was Taylor man. Again, some
of the Van Burenites refused to vote for
Ford, for the fear it would swell his major
ity to such number that the wings would
make political capital out of it i'll favor Of
Taylor. The result Of the presidential
election i'll Ohio is now quite as uncertain
as it was previous to the late election
The free soilers' have done all they can
they have disorganized the whig party
and jeopardized the election OF whig
legislature; and they may give the electoral
vote to Cass. The Senate is supposed TO
be a tie. and the wings to have majority
of four in the House.
The wings have elected to Congress,
l.. d. Campbell. Il. c. Schenck. NJ. B. Cor
win, J. l.. Taylor. S f. Vinton. n Evans.
T. Hunter. J. NJ. Root and J. R. Giddings.
The locos have elected d Disney, Pot
ter. Morris, Olds, Whitley, Cable and
Carter.
Four Districts remain to be heard from.
SOUTH CARoLINA.-The Telegraph re-
ports Holmes (Whig) elected TO Congress.
and that |! D of the Il members of the
House of delegates to be Wings. This is
also an unexpected result; so much so
that we doubt the truth of the report. The
Dutch may take Holland" but the Wings
can have no abiding place in South Caro-
lima. Locofocism can alone endure the
putrid atmosphere of the palmetto State.
GEoRGlA.--The Congressional deleea-
ton is equally divided between the par
ties in this State, and it is believed the
popular vote will be favorable to TAYLOR
in November.
PENNsYLvANIA.-The returns from the
old Keystone are of the most cheering
character. JOHNSON. the Wing cand-
date for Governor is supposed to be elect
ed by some 5000 majority. The leg
islature is represented TO be decidedly
Wing. A majority of the members Of
Congress are Wing This result is as
unexpected as that of Ohio. The locos
expected to elect the Governor. and the
Wings conceded il. 1t is now expected
ha, Taylor will get the vote of Pennsyl-
Eania by larger majority than Johnson's.
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Cincinnati Dispatch.

We are indebted to this spirited daily
for our latest intelligence from the Queen
CITY. and we commend it, both daily and
weekly 10 our friends as The paper to
subscribe for. The editors have recently
paid $500 for prize tale, entitled Cora
Lindsey. which they will commence the
publication of in few days. The Dis
patch has an extensive circulation, bu,
there is room for few more patrons on
their books.
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u o r &c T.
OfEIcE INDIANA MurcAL FIRE INsunAS cE
COMPANY.
Ixnl,xaroLIs. October :, 1919.

Ix,,,x,r,t,s or,ohnr. Is.s
- -
ne At''LHs VI s'',' I'm arc ".f~''S no
tned taA'' n d meeting % p"es'ofs "e'" 'h's
cay !. We
'f"ffe"' i''s ''i '''F pay '"ch' e' i"ss's ~
hft estimated ih'eres' 'hrf'""' ana o'her idoi'
tues shs'aine" ana incurred ny s"td company
since 'C'ooer II, amounting 10 u'e sum 81
twelve thousand hse hundred ana hinrtN dol
lars ahd SIX cents, The 'oilo"tng Asshs>Mt>r on
the Premium Notes gwen TO the Company, be
pad by the MEMBERS thereof, on OF heiot- the
th-riIeth day OF November next ensuing, 10 tie
Treasurer of sad Company to-wt
OK NoTEs foRCE.