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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-05

VIRGINIA ELECTION 1t is pretty Ger
tanly ascertainpd that the wings have
elected but one Congr essman in Virgin
ia. In the State Legislature they have
gained several members but not enough
10 give them majority.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The Mobile Herald
ofthe 2llh ult, says:-s.We learn that a
teleeraphic dispatch vas received in The
city, yesterday from Columbus Miss. sta
ting tina, tina, Town has been nearly destroy
ed by fire.
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THE CECIL WING,


f1-The Commissioners OF Cecil coun-
ty meet on Tuesday next. after which
meeting there will be no other oprortu
nifty for having alterations made in as
sessmants for lS49-
~The Orphans Court meets on the
same day.
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE In another
column there is advertised for sale a
steam engine and boiler, by Mr.. Wilmer
of Port Deposit. They are represented
to be good articles, and an opportunity is
presented to get them cheap.
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Town CoMMIssloNERs.-- election
for Town Commissioners takes place here
on Monday next, II being the first Nor
day in May. We hone seven gentlemen
may be elected who will have the inter-
ests of the town at heart, and who will
exercise over it a supervisory care.
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9zAt the charter election in Whining
ton on Tuesday last the Wings elected
the city Treasurer by 50 majority, and
three out Of five connclmcn.
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A HEAVY TAx.-We stated two weeks
ago that the county tax for the present
year would, most probably be heavier
than usual, giving as reason the unu.
sual expense Of the late Court. We stated
also that we would refer to cause which
tends largely to increase that expense.
That cause was intoxicating liquors;
either indulgence in the use OF them, or
in some way attributable TO them. A
number ofthe cases OF assault and battery
and all the trials for keeping disorderly
houses grew out of them. On these ca
ses large number of witnesses were sum-
moned; who attended the court from four
teen to sixteen days. We cannot say
precisely what amount ofthe costs OF the
court are chargeable properly to this
cause, but probably from two to three
thousand dolars-it may be more than
either of these sums.
There is another fact or two that we
may as well refer to, while on the mat
ter of costs The cost of the Aims House
last year was $4,000 dollars; there are
out pensions granted amounting to $4,000
more; and the county is continually CALI
ed on to pay bills for burylng paupers
and for attendance on them through
months OF sickness:-So that the cost OF
the poor of the county is from $4,000 to
$4,000 yearly; and having examined
with some care into the causes Of these
charges. we unhesitatingly pronounce
three tourhs of them, il not more, to be
attributable TO intoxicating liquors. 1t
is therefore pretty certain that the tax
payers ofCecll county, for the year 1S49
will have TO pay sic thousand dollars for
costs of Intemperance-a sum which
exceeds the cost Of the yearly repair of
all the roads in the county, and which
would build four of the permanent and
heavy bridges, that are so much needed
at various points.
Against this cost, What advantage have
we've have riot, and cursings, and
wretchedness, ragged children and brok,
en- hearted wives but we see no advan-
tage. We do not write to give opinions
but to state facts; let all who choose,
preach from the text.
-1here are other matters to increase
the taxes this year-the new wall at the
ia'l--the repairs of the Court House, for
it must be rooted and otherwise repaired,
and new bridge must be built across the
Elk river on the road leading to the low
er districts of the county, the old one be-
ing no longer safe.
We have no doubt but the whis Board
of Commissioners will be held to blame
for the increase of taxes, but the causes
are too palpable to admit of doubt. And
besides the matters now demanding mon
ey, the Wing Board are still called on to
pay charges which arose while their OPP
ponents had the sway. During the last
two years they have had large amounts
to pay which should have been paid pre-
viously, and at the last meeting, they
had to pay upwards ofthree hundred and
fifty dollars debt due since 1916.
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FIRE We learn from the Denton (Md)
Journal. that the new granary of Mr.. Jacob
Charles, at Fredericksburg, with large
quantity Of lumber, was destroyed by fire
on the ll,h ult.
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THE P. M. AT NORTH EAsr.-We no.
tice in the Washington Union letter
from North East, IN this county, signed
sd Taylor Democrat once, but no more,' com
planning rather bitterly, OF the removal
of Mr.. r L. Thomas, late postmaster at
that place.
Now we can see no cause OF complaint
in this case;-Mr. Thomas will certain
ly not complain, himself. He is an &C
tive politician-was candidate for a
strictly party office last fall and always,
as we understand, takes decidedly &C
tive part in elections; and must himself
think it right that he should be turned
out. In regard to the threat made by the
writer, of a day of retrbution, &C., we
scarcely think the wings will lose by the
change.
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Religion OF EM,GRANrs.-Ths New
York Frecman's Journal says, that out Of
IS, $50 i'm migrants, who are said TO have
arrived at that port in JANUARY, Febr nary
and March, of'he presen. year, 10000
were Roman Catholics
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Poor School Fund of Cecil County.
By the Orphans Court,

ny VIZ VI T11HTTs S00uTtj
April 18th 1919.
In compliance with an act of the
General Assembly Of Maryland, passed
at December Session 1917.
Ordered, That the following statement
Of the condition ofthe Poor School fund
of Cecil county. be published in The &C.
Gil Wing and Cecil Democrat.
Test. GEO. R. HOWARD. Reg
Funds invested in securities, viz: SlS,947 IS
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THE PoroMAc FISHERIES. We believe
that i, il now needed that the fisheries
on the Potomac, have turned ont very I'M
favorable during The present season.
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CHOLERA IN WESTERN MIssosRI.-A
letter of,he 7h u't, from Capt. +. S Hart,
in independence, says the cholera was
then prevailing al st. Jo.erhs, beyond In
e7endence-at which last ramed place
here we've assembled 1900 Califoni-
ans.
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Photographed for the Baltimore Clipper.
LOUISVILLE. May2, 1919

LOUISVILLE, Mayo, 1919
Tie Emancipation Convention which
cas- been in session al Frankfort in this
State, adjourned last night. The result Of
its deliberations is in suhriance tina, The
new constitution should prohibi, the i'npor
ta,ion Of slaves into Kentucky. and give 10
the people the power to perfect system
of gradual emancipation, to operate ex-
clusively upon negroes born after the adop
ton OF such scheme.
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Steam Engine for Sale.

A four horse power Steam Engine.
iron frame. and otherwise substantial and
we'll built, with an upright tubular boil
er. Also, a Screw Pump, well made and
in good condition. These articles were
used IN tie construction Of III. "Out Let
Lock- at Bellies Ferry.
Having no further use for them. will
sell them jointly or separate at ve,v re-
duced prices. EDWIN WILMER.
May $, 40 Port Deposit, Md
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AN EXCELLENT SERMoN.-Iu one OF the
sermons Of Dow Jr, the day preacher Of
tie Sunday Alias; we find the following,
which IL so good that we quote II in OUT
editorial columns:
Perhaps j: may not be amiss 10 remem-
Der the Primers in my discourse. He is in
u very d-aoreeable situation. He trusts
every boly-he knows not whom; his
money |. scattered everywhere, and he
hardly knows where to look for ii. Hi.
paper, ink, his l,'2e, his journeymen's la
Dor, his living, elc., must be pnnc;ually
paid for You, Mr.. aud Mr.,
and hundred others I could name, have
taken his paper, and you and your chill
dren. and your neighbors, have been in
structed and amused by it. If you miss
yonr paper, Won think very ha I'd of the
printers; 10 be deprived of your newspa-
per. Have YOU ever complied with the
terms of subscription. Have you taken as
mucl, pains to furnish the printer with his
money as he has to furnish You with his
paper! Have you paid him for his type,
his press, his hand-work, his head-work?
Ifyou have not, go and pay him of.
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[3y Telegraph for the B~l'imon, Clipper.]

lTy Telegraph Tor the BAl'imor' Clipper.]
MONTREAL, May I.
Atquiet--4ddress Of the Legislature Coun.
cil-Penet Recommended
Everything is qnie, here 10 day, and no
hing doing in Parliament. The Legisla
tive Council is holding session in Inc e'
,rv ofTrniiv Church, and preparing an ad
dress 10 the Governor General.
In consequence Of Lord Elgin's p'ocla-
nation. together with the fac, ha, tho influ
Genital citizens have recommended peace
there has been no roiing here 10 day
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LICENCES Merchants and others. will
recollect that they should procure their
licences from the Clerk Of the Count y,
on or before the 10th inst.
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MAY & HOWARD,
Opposite the Court House,

Offer to tie public, the following catalogue Of
Gods; with prices annexed.
Cloths. French, English and
Pm uican from a 90 10 6 90 vi
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Bed ticking from II to % cts, Canton fan
nels, to IL -, W"oI!en do, IL TO &c l-2 cts,
jacquard diapers. - TO %, Linen Checks for
boys pants, - to 25 Cotton do. II to Is, Crash.
10 TO ~. Scotch Diapers IL to l6, Bnrlnps and
tow linens. - to %, Silk Ildkf, % to 81 IS,
Linen Cambiic do. IL 10 So Shawls, Is "a 10
IS 80.
White Goods. Cambrrcs, Jackonetts, null,
Swiss. book musns, and Nets, assorted Trim
mings. flmges, Gimps, Brads, lords, Buttons,
&C., SC.
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II AMS.-For sale By
III mays MAY HOWARD.
"ABI.E COFERS.-A large lot Of Dam,sk
Il Table Covers, ofassorted colours. for sale Nv
may BROWN a MCINTYRE
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Hosiery and Gloves for ladies' and Gentlemen
Boots, mems long bSo's from - % 10 50 50
do do lace 100 50
Bows do so IS
Ladies shoes, so IS
Child,ens' shoes, 40 so
Wonens' Boots, 100 rs
isses' do g. l-2 81
Hats. Silk, So 90 It. - 90
do Summer. l2 L. Is
Hardware and Qrnsnsware.
GROCERIES - MoIasses, Loaf Crushed and
Brown Sngars, Java, Rio Lagnayra and
Burnt Coffee. Bakers Cocoa, Chocolate spices
&c. Also, 81 Uhes Ground Alum, Fine sack
and Da Salt; Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese,
Crackers, SC.
N. b Country produce taken at market pr-
ces. in exchange for Goods.
Elkt0n, May 5, 40.
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A CASE FOR GEN. TAyLon.-It is now
about two months since Congress direc led
the striking of one dollar gold coins al The
u. S. Mint, yet, UP to this moment, not
one such coir. so far as we can learn; has
made lis appearance. The officers of the
chief among our four Minis pretend 10 be
getting the dies ready. but the, make a
|wretrhedly slow business of it,. and it is
no,orions that they in their wisdom have
decided the ACT Of Congress an unwise ore
amt the gold dollar a sort of coin snot fit
10 be made ."--.N Y Iribnne
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SELLING THE MARSH ALSHIP.-It is
stated by Ely Moore. the kIar,hall, in an
affidavit male in the Court of Chancery,
tha. Immediately after his appointment TO
the office, be disposed Of tito Mr., Peck for
the sum OF s 6 900, and Si75 per month!
il appears, however that this shameful
practice is by no means uncommon, and
iha, Mr.. A!oore's predecessor Silas VI.
Sillwe!I. also sold the office 10 The Deputy
NSshal,-@N. y Mirror.
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i'm hicah, rom ~ w 10 70 w ~.
Cass,mrrrs French English,
and .qm"rcnn rs PTS
Cassinetts, plain and plaid 25 IS
Drilling white, brown and cold 10 As
Plaid, striped and mixed goods
Tor pantaloons 10 40
Vesings, blk satin, fg'd silk,
and cotton, 25 SIS
Silks. plain, changeablc, strip
ed and PLAID 40 $50
Baragrs, blue. scarlet, pink,
mode and fig'd l2l-2 81 l-I
Mouslm de lanes, plain, satin
striped, and fg'd lo l-2 SO
Lustrrs, silk and linen, and lin
en- and cotton % 30
Lawns, French embroidered,
Striped, and plaid IL l-2 37l4
Ginghams, Scotch, French and
fine rican 10 IS
Alpacas, blk, and mode colors 81 -
Prints, English and American IL
Muslns, striped and fg'd, for
dresses IL Sc
Domestic Musns, unblu and
bloachcd 1.
Cold Cambric's l2l.a
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Of pson WILDE entered upon books unless u
payment Of tAs subscupdsn be made In advance
Distant subscribers forward money by iss< the poass
on which win be paid By MAX assumed BY ourselves IL
sais transmission
sons Of Congress- and ssmtweskly dnrins the recess
Subscription srs period lees than year win b received %
terms propsrtionsdto the shove annual rates.
o. POsTAsTERs authorised q Cur sxspss ,.d bv
sending " vE Subscribers win snclessd Or ave sEMf
WEEKLY Subscribers with Sas snsiessdi WEEKLY cub
crbers Slo enclosed win be entitled copy s sans
edition they furnish " Subscribers Cor, ssshl
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.
Robbery in the Post Ohce TYdskfaefow. ID. O.

m the heen day Of July last, (sundayD morning
entire mail stolen nom the Odce
THIS city, The letters were received AZ usual and placed
out Of the box by Of The Post Office clerks charged
the postages due tied them parcel and replaced pepaa
tory delivery Nert sornlas Asy goat II
clear that bold and daring robbery had been committed within
walls OF the Post Oce and under the Of
there by special request RETAINED from taking active a
discovering the the robbery
in the hands Of the Post Office Department elapsed,
and the Department yer without any clue robbery.
therefore the public following list Of
letters ~ a As aseertained and offer reward Of Five Hundred
Dollars for the detection OF the thief and money
proportionae part thereof for the amount recovered;
In letter from Medca spicer Co., Baltimore July a.
l849- sFf -ss f5 n \
Virginia bank notes, all 81 800
District Columbia small notes. III
In letter from Prrvis Cover same date
District Columbia hank notes. rs
Check Thos. Parker X II. Parker 40
Dram j. H. @. Mudd, on Jourdan W. Maury Of this place.
dated July IL, s49, four months
In letter from Dre1eI Co, Philaasphia, July n, 1870
Virginia. District Coumba and Wheeling $40
In . letter from Ihos. L. Bocock, Appomatox, Va
Land Warrant No. issued to Robert A. Richardson,
There letters butt FIR we know they contained
nothing of value. r. W. LATHAM T. co. NJ
Aug 24-eodlm
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THE Eighth Session will Monday October day
attendance of all the students
OF classes promptly recommenced IL
porant members, old should
the opening The academica year from
LIST Of October Of August there being
August September In the College, all the usual under
professors have several been pursuing
tire Of collegiate studies equal that prescribed IN The older
colleges North AT c0mmencement the third
aung received their acadencal degrees.
School, which Immediately adOins the College,
carefully trained by
Of the Professors Of the College, Thus pupils
the institution early and pursue their entire
direction until they graduate The
department embraces those portal members Of
collegiate preparatory classes who preparing
ing professional life Such students
privileges and Of their casses
,ung place OF the classical studies
cessary preparation for business.
regular study, without charge all
In addition % the French The mercantile students win be taught,
without charge German, other modern language
The location Of the College perfectly heaul and there
villages the temptations
young Moral and religious education is chief design OF
stiuuon 1,.5E
Te charge covering and domestic expenses
@ session Of tenrs The rules Of the College carefully
any 0tier expenses u the student fst e
All the depa nt under the immediate supervision of
undersgned to whom application be made for copies Of the
Register for further inomation well
Of pupils. JOHN d. KERFO0T, Rector,
Aug 3-2awsm College OF st. James, r. o., Maryland.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Baitimors.

4 .
E l649 introduc
tory lectures the last Monday in October
The daily lectures thereafter will temporarily
commodous building neatly ted up purpose Liberty
street, one door north of Baltimore. ssN- 5. .4 .
% ~. sP3 MKDIoAL FACULTY.. .t
John c. 8. Monkur M. DInstues Practice Medicine
Med. Jurisprudence and Mental Diseases. t4a~,. ttI
George O. NJ Roberts, NJ DObstecs and Diseases of Women
and Children
Reginald N, Wright, A. M. M. D.--Chemstry.
A. snowden Piggott, A. M M. D-Anaomy and Physiology
X. ~ Wright, A. M. M. D--Surgey. = es
A. B. Hggott, A. NJ M DTheapeutics, Mat Medca, and Hy
giene. st5 AfaSgi. fts q tU" y
The duties Of The demonsaor will be performed the Professor
OF Anatomy .3t SaA
The Faculty have their ample MEANS appa
models, thorough complete
vered regulated country
steica models and imported,
procured in Paris fs&R. tr
The Faculty intend possible, 10 fill the vacant chairs
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified meet the responsible duties
thereof M 3Igt eiHtlF IA. .sa.t
They pledge themselves unweaed devotion the interests
all be disposed themselves under their
Tickets SIS each diploma $50; demonsator $40; matcula
ton S. Students arriving The city requested call
member Of the Faculty. who will advice with regard the
lection Of a boarding house, &c, &c.
For further information address Faculty.
$500. REGINALD N. WRIGHT,
No l03 West Fayette street, Of Liberty
Sept 6--2aw4w yl
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49, - y ; +. d
ted States steamer Princeton has been conuernsuvy
Board al Naval Constructors lately appointed TO exam
ne and report upon her II is highly probable that the
renort Of The constructors will be accepted by e depart
ment and The ship sold at public auction This snip was
mill by contract in 1s43, under the supervision OF capt
Stockton and no expense spared upon herr sne nas
Therefore been in the servc e only six years.
ha steam frigae Saranac recently launched at Ports
mouth Is said will be ordered round to the Charlestown
TX limited States ship Portsmouth, bearing the broad
remnant Of Commodore Gregory OF the African squadron,
sailed from New York Friday, under sealed orders
destination unknown.
ORA NAvY-The following exhibit Of our naval force,
and lie present location made by the washington coz
resnondent of the Courier and Enquirer:
n ~. Constitution, so guns lndepen
,nce "a. Cumberland so; Jamestown, "a Mississippi
| Ss,samerl 10 heavy Paixan Erie, 4-192-i,70o men,
| ~ ~ North Sea.-St. Lawrence, so guns -,
%fr,ea Portsmouth % guns Yorktown. 10 !onh
5ams 90 Porpoise 10; cambridge, 10-I5-oo5 men
AI Rrn,,i eBrandywine, SO ST. Louis, 900.
| Homs on-Raran, SO; Saratoga, q Aipany'
% German,own % Fir 4; Water Which, ;tvixen'
| n : Allegany 2-l26--1,l49 men, -
AZ Ns,c York-vincennes, 22-rcady IN q lew DAYS
| Al Norfolk Perry, s. p-.,s.
Ths eyhbt does not include the ships in the Pacinc
o 81 The vessels there is the Ohio ship OF the line
Tbe Warren and ST. Mary sloops OF war, are also nee
| and the Vandaa soop is on the way thinner. w ~
others are there, the way, we 90 not remember
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TRANSPORTATION or STORES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, September

Bureau Provisions and Clothing, September 10, ls9
DROPosAs. endorsed Proposals for freight 70 Ma
caon will until O'Clock,
Thursday the h day of oetobe 1872 for The transportation Of
barrels stores rom The yard
Boston, the port ct Macao In China, there 10
be delivered United States sorekeeper Shore 10
HE senior present The offers state the
per without distinction between wet and dry and each
OF beef pork Hour ce vinegar pickles.
whskey apples, will be considered barrels all other
the Of 5k cubic feet % barrel
whatever OF all casks
barrels the afs will be deducted No pmage % be nj
the ports Macao taking and dschargng
the United Staies 70 be
bidder and designated In the chaerpary within
thirty after producing satisfactory evidence q The delivery
inspection, and be al the
the 18th day OF October ss ready % receive
and, presented for examination within three days
amer being will consider itself
liberty offer the freight TO the next lowest bidder or 70 make
such arrangements may best subserve the public interests
Sept. l4--la4W
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IT, Iondon Standard of August 3lst, thinks II not
nrohable hat the citizens OF the United States may
have desisns on Cuba as "under republican form o.
.overnmen no extravaganza can be pronounced mpoes
BE and goes on TO depoe the neglect OF eucn
measures as would this have exnpgwsneo ssveg
.,oarr all civilized nations of the earth II goes on 70
admit that the same hasty unpreparsd measures o. ema
;na,;on which ruined the British West India coionless
pnld reduce our southern States from boundiess ANU
snce "a utter run while il indirectly censures the BRUSH
soyernment for not making its work universal.
The Standard slightly overestimafes perhaps, mc pow
hone 10 retain the island in permanent occupation WIN.
out the consent of Great Britain, as at the very
ike movement between the countries u wyua -,
British hands, and thus all the ports o. ns n threat
81 ,se British press and Parliament but we are 9ase -, e
key to take London they are 70 take Una ~ o"S
40 not deny the importance o. e 81 our inland sea
military yers and we thank the British Journals
,hsr care 70 enghten our careless people 70 sse
WA ~ he leading anti republican journals OF Eu-
~ Rave dwell anxiously on the impolicy Of allowing
NJ ,snubc TO obtain Cuba, inasmuch - 10 posslspe
ha he white population OF Brazil VIII not pe ensp s ~
enress much longer the enormous prePonderanee )" y
,o pouulaton and win disappear, like Hsytl, oul o.
he s OF producing nations II Brazil as undsn ~
domination like Hayt and jamaica ana i.s ~ cne
justrv ceases 10 bring into commerce It's 9uo.A u -,
cocna sugar and other tropical proouJ,lls,. - ~
under our free and energetic influence wo" rsrs ~,
market in tropical productions; ana whie wd III Z
piled al home at the best prices, OUT ~ srchsnre
sne Ies, % Iii other arguments which England WAGES
h,u .sans the policy OF permitting Cuos 70 - - us
suy'y and in favor OF enlarglng ana eoeum ia
onlon nnr gaies the people Of the United STATES WI
love- Pow y The proper manners--NsU York sun.
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I, +. . . . .
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President
Isaac ABBArT, Secretary.
CHARLns De sELDso No. II Todds Buildings Pennsylvania
avenue, Agent. gS ade Fa'
w JoHssroS, M d. opposite City Post Office, 7h street.
Physician
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles and operations the
pany can be had ON application at the AGENTS Office
! Sept6 T+tse. ai@