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This me 1icine was prepared by n regular
PHI yscicn and is the result of an extensive prac
tice fseveral years in bilious climatc--it is
entirely a vegetable preparation and may be Ia
kcn by any one with perfect safety 10 the most
dciicate constitution.
The following extract is from the "Fnmer'S
and migrants Hand Book.n valuable work Of
about 500 p"ges, recently published by hlessrs.
Appleton Co. New York. In chapter $: page
235 the author in speaking OF Fever and Az ne,
remarks:
"Ihrre is a most admirable medicine sold in
most OF the Western rites. which we ran con
scentonslv recommend for FEVER and AGUE
and other bilious diseases, it is the In Ola
CHOLAGOGUE, which is prepared by nr. Ds.
coed of New York, who has MADE the bilious
disorders of the West his special study. We
are no friend to those medicines USUALLY called
patent but we have had ample opportunity Of
know ing the invaluable effects Of u c Cholagogue
inBi'Iious cases"
Extract ola letter from Mcssrs. ScATrEuGoop
liAyEEsTirK & Go, Of Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, I'd mo cath lS42.
Hr. c Osgood:- respected Friend We
have had occasion to see the good effects o'ihv
medicine in the case of a voung man who bad
been troubled with chIls long tiine and could
not get lear of them, but since he commenced
tking bottle OF thy preparation has entirely
recovered, and is now becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
SCAifEnGOOD HAVERSFiCk s Co.
Numerous other certificates from men 9th
CHEST responsibility Iestllyng TO the great ell
cacy ut the N .dicine can he seen on appCaL ION
under>'gned-aso Il sua II treatise on the eau
scs treatment and cuIe ot Fever and Ague and
other diseases .! bilious ciim1tcs' my be bad
gratis OF any ulihe iolloW NJ nlmcd hgtr.
DR.. Joseph Wallace f. l,ton Charles T. Rob
crIs Ccr,llon, a. ". Davis Hayre de Grace,
James WIsol. Port DEPOSIT, John II. Clayton
Church HIM. Goodwin {. Gibson Centrcvllic,
George + Brown, & Bio. and J Irwin Smith,
are Wholesale agents for Baltimore.
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CABINET " e ROOM
IN Ekton W

IN cAesze ev
EIiE undersigned | We established
themselves in Elkton, at he shop in 1.-The
Hoiloc," former!y occu led by MrtsASim-
mons, where they pur!.,"e preparing to
order, and keeping on hand all kinds ot
Cabinet FURNITURE.
Having learned the business in one
ne large cities, they have brought wit,
hem all the arts of the trade, and ar,
prepared TO maka the best articles, as wei
as the cheapest, and as they do their work
themselves, and are under hut light ex-
penses, they can afford to sci a. lower
prices than the city shops.
In short every article in their line, no
matter how stylish or costly. or whether
be Of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
Tor common pine.
They vii lso make collins ofall kinds
aad attend FUNERALS,
whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
NAV rely upon having it well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MARSHBANK.
MATTHEW CANTWELL
Elkton June 9Th DO
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Sa nuel S. NIatiit,
T hos Logan of VIM.
and Mary Logan,
his wife.

The subscriber having purchased certain
Real Estate OF the above named defen-
dants at sale thereof made on the 4th of
August 1919 by Thomas Thackery Con-
stable, in virtue Of Venditoni Exponas
issued on the above named judgment, here
by gives notice that he intends to apply to
the Judges of Cecil county Court, at the
next session Of said Court, to be held il
Elkton on the 18th day of October next, ..
for confirmation Of said sale when and
where the said defendants or their crcdi
tors, or any other person or persons claim
ing an interest in the matter, will have an
opportunity of stating objection, if any
they have, why the sale should not be
confirmed, and for that purpose are hereby
warned to appear.
The property purchased by the s'4bscrib-
er consists Of all the right, title, and inter-
est Of Thomas Logan of VIM, and Mary
Logan his wife, in and TO all that tract, part
of tract or parcel OF land, lying and be-
ing in the 9th Election District of Cecil
county, called "Claylall," whercon the
said defendants new Reside, and being that
part Of the Real Estate whereof Jeremiah
Baker ST., died seized, which was desig-
mated by commissioners appoiatcd by &C.
cil county Court 10 make division of the
Real Estate OF the said jeremiah Baker Sr.
amongst his heirs at Lot No. q, and was
taken by Jeremiah Baker Jr. he beng the
oldest heir, at the valuation placed upon
1t by the SAID commissioners, the metes and
bounds OF which lot are given at large in
the constableS return to the execution on
the above judgment. In which land Mary
Baker widow of Jeremiah Baker Jr., now
Mary Logan, one Of the defendants, has a
! dover interest,
1t also consists OF all the right, title and
interest of Thos. Logan of VIM. and Mary
Logan his wife, in and to all that tract part
OF tract. or parcel of land, containing 6
Acres . roods, and SO perches, more or
less, lying and being in the Seventh Elec-
tion District of cecil county, called "Dicks
Grove, on Which William Logan now
resides and which was patented on the 9TH
OF October 1903 to Richard Hall, and an
undivided interest ofthrec-tourths of which
was conveyed by Samuel Hail, Richard
Hall and John White three Of the heirs OF
the said Richard Hall to Thomas Logan OF
VIM: by deed recorded in Liher ]. S. No.
70, 10. $50 one of the Land Record Books
OF Cecll county-all of which was struck
OIL to the subscriber for the sum of $1,000
SAMUEL S. MAFtIT.
Sept. %, '49-ts.
Mr.. EDlroR: Insert the above in the
Cecil Wing four times and charge tn e
same 10 GEO. E.i RLE,
Att y for S S.MafIt.
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Washington College.

Is situated on a salubrious eminence in
the vicinity Of Chester Town. The fail
session commences on the first Monday in
October. The commencementS are held
after the middle of August, when vaca-
ton OF six weeks begins: Other vacations
are, week at Christmas and week at
Easter. The Terms are: For Winter Ses-
sion-Tuition $50 50-Board$52-Wash-
ingS 30. For Summer Session-Tui-
ton Sli 50-Board $50 Washing S. 30
mailing the yearly aggregate Of expenses
Si3i independent of books.
The students study such of the classics
as are read in the best Colleges OF The L.
=, and all the branches OF mathematics.
The College possesses an excellent appar-
aims Tor the illustration Of chemistry and
natural philosophy: library, not large Lpt
well selected, and the physical sciences as
well as Rhetoric, Logic, political economy
Sc, are carefully taught. A Grammar
School and English Department are aIsc
provided and tile Tuition III this cost. less
By order Of the Board of Visitors enc
Governors,
JAMES F. GORDON, Secret ary.
Chester Town, Kent county, Md.
Sept ] 49-4w
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". S Lawrence
Agent for the sale Of SouthWorth Man
utacturIng Cos Writing Papers.
Warehouse NO. 3 Winner st
PHILADELPHIA,

~
100 cases at the above superior Papers no W
store. "au ior sale to the trade al the IL W
market prices, constituting in part Of
Fme ,!"k fiat caps, II, IA, Is and l6 lbs
blue and vi tc.
Extra s. ltr nd supcrfne Folio Pos S, blue
and whic plain and ruled.
Suptrli commercial Posts, blue and white,
plain and ruled.
Extra super Linen Note Papers, plain and
gilt.
Snperiine and fine ELL Papers, long and
broad.
Super!ine and fine Counting House Caps ond
and Posts, blue and white.
Extra snpcr Congress Caps and letters plain
and ruled blue aud white
Extra super Congress Caps and letters. gilt
SupcriInr Sermon Caps and Posts.
S"pcriine blue linen tim letters.
Extra super Bath Posts, blue aud white plain
and ruled.
Embroidered note Papers and Envelopes
"Lawyer's," Brief Papers.
Snpertine and hno Ca ps anc Posts, ruled and
plain, blue and white, various qualities and pr
cGS.
Also 1000 reams white and assorted 81 oe
pers, Bonnet Boards, white and assorted Iiss
Tea, Wrapping, Envelope, assorted ana
Medium, Zap Wrappers, PAGES,
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Silks (Blk. and Fancy,) French Merinoes Par
amettas Sole D'Almoni, LustIeS AlpGcas, CAST
meres, NJ Del.an"s, &c. together with large
and handsome OF of Prints from TO IL l-2 cts
per yos. ...
Shawls. Embroidered Thibet, Terfseri, Cha
mellon Cloth, Ob'ong s Square Blanket, PIah.
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, FlAnncls from I2 ? cts to higher
prices Grown and Wing, muslin from 10 IA CT
per yd, 5 and 10 quartH Shretnp lr,. white and
cold. Canton, Striped Shifting, Jickings, Hos
cry, Gloves, Laces, Edgings, variety Of Trim
ing Goods, &c. together with variety of othc;
articles all of which will he sold on ucccmmodai
nT terms.
Thankful for pas, patronage he respectful,
invites the attention of all believing from his eX
perience in the Dry Good Business that he ca,
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than most PEI
sons and equally as chcnp as they can be Obtain
ed anywhere Please call and examine beforf
purchasing.
N. B. country produce taken in exchange fo
G Gods.
One Door abovethe Court House, w. T.
Elkton, Oct IS, AS.
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T.. lilCAS JONES.
WHOLESALE DEALER MANUFACTCGER OF
Willow and Wooden Ware,

Inpo'tcr Of Frmch B ,>kciS, Looking Glasses
and F'ncy GOods.
No. IS Moth Second Street,
Re'wecn Market ard Arch SIS under J Sui
neg Jones Carpet Warehouse, t 20 doors below
Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA.
4 ms On hand and ~ cons, autly receiving
large aud. extensive assortment ufComhs.
BRUSHES, Fancy Gonds Of every descriptiou
Noo numerous 10 menti"n,) Looking Glasses OF
Git and Mahogany frames, Baskets, Coaches
Chairs, Sc,
BROOMS-
Shakers Eastern Wisp and Country Brooms.
Window 'linds Floor Mats, Tubs, Buckets
thuris, Washhoardsin fact, Wood III and
Wi low Ware ofGvery description all of which
viii he sold low lo7 CASH or Cry ACCEPTANCE
Merchants would save themselves much time
ana trouble, by c.lng and examining my stock
before purchasing.
N. Is Looking Glasses, are insured against
BrcakHg" 10 all parts OF the Union, without en-
ira charge.
Aug. 70 '49-3m.
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WeIIar's Patent
Japan Liquid and Paste Backing,

Medal awarded by the Franklin Institute
Phila in October last, and lhe first prcmiu
awarded by the Mar, land !nstit ute atbaliimort
November lS4s.
This new aud superior blac king is made
superior ingredients and SO well adjusted as to
produce quick and durabl jet polish in the
shortest possible time preserving the leather and
retaining lis polish longer han any other in use
even SURPRISING the great Day & Martins OF
LCndon and has hundreds ef CO rtililcates from
the very best judges that ure to,be found and is
Tor sale by ali dry good Stores in Elkton and
elsewhere viz.
VIM. 'Iorbert; B. F. May; Brown s. NcIntre
VIM. Fcl, Daniel Brat,on, Ben G. Pearce and
Others, by j. Corbet, VIM. & Young, David
Parr and Sumue! Ault l. Son Baltimore. and by
the manufacturer VIM Currey 50 Chestnut
street Philadelphia.
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The Mines OF California Outd enc
FINE WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
The Diamond City of Philadelphia Still
Ahead!
JACOB dsFFES.
% Sss M pK LN'T SrrDL'E,'p|


Below Eighth, South side, PHILADELPHIA,
Is constantly receiving from all the best Manu-
iaclnrers of Europe, every srvle of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WITCHES.
IS@R Read this advertisement cut it out OF
the "aper- put it in your pocket. and call the
first time you visit tie city. Among tho assert
ment will he found
Gold Levers, lSk cases, full jewelled, $50
L'lver Levers full jeweIIrd Is
Gold rEpnes, isk. eases, jewelled, 25
Silver FEpinrs, jewelled 10
do Quarter Watches 4,oSl0
Silver Tea Spoons equal to coin, per set 50
do Desert do do do do 10 co
do Table do do do do IS 90
Together with splendid assortment of Chas,e
and Rich Jewelry, &c. &c.
Gold CHAINS OF every variety and pattern al
slight advance upon the orisina. cost. Examine
them by all means
Is1The Trade will be supplied upon the
most advantageous terms.
J. LADOMUS.
No 246 MAnkET Street below Eighth; South
ide, Philadelphia.
Aprl2i4.9
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fennoCk's
Patent Seed and Grain Planter

for ita1hng " meat, Rye, 5GEicy, Indian CoEn
OuiS, &c.
RI 7his machine oP"rlIcs cG Ally ON ali kinds
Z of land, aud is not injIrri ~ coming III
contact with rocks, roots, - t. VIII plan,
point rows. ana III irregular shaped fields with
ou' SON ing any part twice over. VIA s.vng
ot from ~ 10 10 per cent in labor IT VIII, VITA
ease Tor two horses plant from II to | : acres
per day OF Whrlr, Oats, Barley, and otI"r sna II
grams; ana with one rnan aud hprSr It Nli, IraIl
iy plant from 10 TO ~ acres per day OF ludlan
corr
ltw,ll save from to rncks Of seed per acre
and yield from 10 10 u per cent more than the
broad cast seeding, by distributing the gram uni
iorny at ANY desired depth, ana leaving the
ridge OF earth between the rows. The roots Of
the young plant are projected duilug The winter
by the action OF the fir, 81 and ram Wondering
OF the earth upun them, instead Of being thrown
o"t ana exp ,srd i'll broadcast. On THIS ac-
oonnl the slalh IS stronger aad less subject 10
mid"w. ana Is not So liable to injury by the hv.
ne hrncr Is frequently prevented by ram
RON narrowing III his grain after II is sOwn;
whirh narrowing is needless IN Seeding with this
machine. as It completes the work at once,
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III 9nutactoty CT Pocket Books &C.,
NJ. 52a Chesnm Street nbove second,
PHILADELPHIA
yHvH f subscriber respectfully soiciis public
b attention to his superior and tasteful
stock Of
Pocket Books, Pocket Knives,
Bankers Cases, and also fine Cutlery,
Bill Books, Gold Pens and Pencils,
Dressing Cases, ScgaI Cases,
Card Cases, Chess Men,
Port Monaes, Back Cannon Boards,
Z .Irses, DOininos &c, &c.
His assortment consists OF the most lashona-
BILE and modern styles; Of the finest qnality
and excellent workmanship, embracing every
desirable fancy pattern, which he viii at Il
times be prepared to exhibit and furnish whole
sale or retail Oh the most pleasing terms.
EIYPurchasers who desire to supply them
selves with articles Of the best quality will con
suit their own interests b. calling ut this es,a5
llshmeht. +. III. SMITH.
Pocket Book Manufacturer,
52a Chesnut Street,
Philad'a, Aug, 20, Ho-em.
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FALL AND WINTER GODS

William Torbcrt wouldrcspectfulvi inform the
public that he has received large and we'll Sc
Get stock of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
now offers at very ow prices. They consist in
part Of English, French and Beaver Cloths {,
various colours & prices, Cassmers, Satine,ts.
kersayS VesttnrS
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Stoves, Stoves, Stoves.

Samuel II. Grqftom successor toJ Russell Jr.
Ne. 80 Light Street Baltimore.
Tls OIL hand and Intends keeping during the
ensuing fall one of the largest and most select
stock ofsiovcs that can be found in this or any
other city. Tie invites those who wrnt stoves TO
sit his suhiisimrM whore ticy can select
from great variety Of every principle and
ST ylr just such as aie suited to their wants and
at prices that Cannot he objected to
The following is the list of prices for this
year, KITCHEN COMPANION with all fix
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Fishing Shore to Rent.

The subscriber will rent for one or
more years his Shore known as Maui
den Mountain Fishing Sh.rel for many
years fished by Messrs John B. Yarnal
and Samuel A West, to good tenant
The rent will be-made low for further i.
formation enquire OF the subscribeatn
North East
JOHN MAULDIN
July 2Slh 1S4o-Sw.
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Most Elorrid Scr0fuias
ONLY TWELVE BoTTL ssi,

cr-ed Oh he Ilrsrs and restored HINT head and
Sirrngth that ne G6c 10 oorh and attend buJ
ness again, as he had formerly dore. <
l'h- cure Is certified 10 by FOURTEEN RESPECTABLE
WITNESSES, VIZ. by Doct. 1hos WiHians, one Of the,
most respectable physicians Of Rome-by Mr.. e. X
Broon proprietor aud keeper of the West Rome hotel
by Messys. RiSssl & Leonard wholesale and retail
druggists and by eleven other persons all residents OF
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E'ks T. Vi Eaj5as.

Philadelphia and Delaware Agricultural Society
FIRST Premium ls4l
St Georges and .ippoquinmnnk: l74l
American Institute, Silver Medal, lsiZ
Franklin Institute, Diploma, Honorary, lSI1
New Castle county (Dcl.) agricultural Society,
FIRST Premium. 1875
New York State,
Diploma, (Honorary,) 1876
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FIRST Premium, I841
RnrDsNILLE. Miiiin county, Ia, July 2ist 1913
Mcssrs, S. " NJ. Observation-Disclosures |
have this day threshed aud measured the Wheat
grown on an acre of land one hall Of which
was drilled in nithone of your machines; the
olhrp half was sown broad cast And harrow ed
IN in the usual manner The result is DIS fol-
lows--'The half acre drilled quarter bushels d
seed per acre broadcast Sd BUSHES seed per
acre shocks, measured bushels !Sqis The
quality OF the ground was exactly the slneanI
treated alike IN every particular previous to seed
ing. Difference OH the Ina II acre IN favor oil the
drll 4 IL bushels, adding halt busnel saved IA
seed makes 5 usiIe Is on lha half acre Dir u ca
more than on the broadcast,
Yours respectfully, AEN nR THOMPSON
We the undersigned were present and saw 'h
and measured, cut tie grain, and assisted
hreshng the same, and do hereby TESTIFY
correctness OF Mr.. Thompsou's sta TEN ant. to
James Reed, Alexander Reed,
ii. &. Morris, ID. G. Mllcr,
Geo Ashhy, VIM. Sleeiryi
This rs pronounced by all who have irisd it tt
he the best machine Of the kind ever invented
Persons deslIous OF obtaining Grill are rccrfet
to any CT the following gentlemen
Nlajo John Jones, Hon JOHN NJ CLAYTON
Charles Clayton, Maj Philip ReyboId, New Ca.
tie Co. Del, Caleb Griffin john Gale, Ken
Co., J. B. So. II. Phillips, Bohemia Manor
Rev. James Mclnire, SamuI B. Foard, neal
Elkton, Alfred q. Nowland, Cccilton; Benjamin
Sergeant, near Rising San
The subscriber respectfully informs the farm
ers OF Cecil and all others nuy meet TIL.
notice, that he rs prepared to ill all orders fo
the above machine Address London Grove
Post Office, Chester county Pa.
JOSHUA P. SNVAYNE.
August, lth 1910.
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The Breast, Throat, Lungs. and Heart.


Nofcinedy that has been offered to the public has
ever been hot a. certain aud Crcctpa in restoring LII
the incidental '0sagSses and ,rfgoytcs Of the SEES,
do BRAnTS PULMONARY HaLSAM. ItinEkes no differ
'nc' Whether the arrangement be oppression cTrsss,
or otcr 'nCideHiGl wsakHesS-t REGULATES ALL.
by Strengthening the syse,s eqnaiisng the circulation,
and SOOTHING and ALLAYiNG NERVOUS RIllIA.
BiLlrY See our PnuphctS FOR proof
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CHANGE QE LEE.

From the tirl to the Woman, and the Woman at md
die ogs-he case is arceieratcd and tho other 50
rad"ay suppressed as TO prevent any Of III" fatal d:
'osss that frequently arise in consequence OF such
change.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-06-13

er reach California. They went off in fit OF
desperation, produced by the lying treachery
of the proprietors or agents Of the steamship
line. Should no vessels arrive here within
week, am confident over $50 persons will
leave for the States. They are completely
frantic with rage und disappointment. The
English steam ship plying between this place
and Valparaiso, is expected hourly. Should
she bring no intelligence Of vessels bound here
from South America, some SO or 100 Ameri.
cans will leave on her for Valparaiso, expect.
ing to charter vessel to take them from there
to San Francisco, and from 100 to 300 will re.
turn to Chagres, preparatory to leaving for We:
"a Cruz, and the United States. Myself and
Dubuque friends have had our passage engaged
for three weeks, but the vessel has not yet
arrived. We have been looking for her since
the 18th. She is a South American brig, nam.
ed the Orien, and is represented to be fast
sailor. aa.s. q .ErsHs g.. e.c. .sss@ As-,tg T
The heat in this climate is becoming more
intense every day. Many Americans have
been taken down within the last or days with
the fever; some 10 or IL have died. Some drop
off very suddenly. Those sick are generally
from the Northern States. NJ York emigrants
are suffering more than any others. Men from
the North. West, think, endure the climate
better than from any other portion Of the Union
eve. the South not excepted. l account for
it upon the ground that they are more accus-
toned to di-eases of bilious character, which
prevail in this country to greater extent than
any other. All well. ...a FEB.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-06-13
For the Exnress,

Doct. Hoh:-Dear Sir: send you herewith
a notice, which you will please insert in the
Express for the information Of those who may
have charge ofthe County Poor Q;f
cannot refrain from making some further
remarks relative to the provision made for the
Poor, which may not be uninteresting to the
citizens of Dubuque county. duSf
The County Commissioners have purchased
two hundred and forty acres Of land, about 8
miles south of the city;for Poor House Farm.
1t is we'll supplied with timber for building
and fencing purposes, and well watered. The
3upand is gently rolling prairie, Of an average
quality with the good lands of Dubuque coun-
ty, The Commissioners have caused to be
built house ofhewn logs, having three rooms
on the lower floor and three above, with eel.
lar for egetablcs under the south room. The
northern portion Of the building is designed for
females, the southern part for the males, while
the middle will be used for culinary and wash.
ing purposes. There is small building de-
tached entirely from the main house, which is
the residence Of the keeper of the Poor House.
All necessary furniture has been obtained for
the accommodation of the poor, provisions
have been supplied, and it is hoped and believ.
cd, that the expense of supporting Them will,
by means of the Poor House, ba reduced one
half. In order that this county may not DO
saddled with the Poor of other counties and of
other States. it should be made the duty, by
law, of some proper officer, to warn oil persons
coming into the county. who are likely to be,
come county charges. to depart at once, SO that
they may be precluded from the benefits which
a residence of 6 months might otherwise give
them. Unless c rigid system b. adopted, we
shall continue to be burdened with paupers
from other places The County Farm is leased
for the present year to Mr.. Flanagan, the keep.
err for the consideration Of fencing it. In few
years, under judicious manag ement. the pro.
duce OF this farm should greatly diminish tho
burden of supporting the poor. ~' "0..@-'''s
,...aT T. MASON, S. D. P. H.