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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-18
(For The Cecil Whiy.I
To Miss -.

Farewell, 70, aye! y maiden fairl
rTs cruel Gtc's decree;
Thy lovely form and beauty rare,
Were never meant for rna.
Alone must my frail bark be driven,
Der sens Of griefand care:
The lot for me marked out by heaven
Which thou can st never share.
Alas It's true, once had thought,
Our earthly lots to Join
To claim heart by gold unbonght,
Which many said was mi',e.
But others love with prudent care,
The rising wish forbade,
Aud cloudcd hopes which once were fair,
And me an exile made.
But well know twas not thy wish,
That made our parting he,
Twas dniy's voice that bade thee crush
All love thou hadst for me.
Yet wealth or rank cnn never gain,
The hearts affection true;
And thou wilt find tlIro' years Of pain
What i'll a friend may do.
blame thee not, since well SEQ,
A parents choice was thine,
But wish that thou mavst happy be
IN other love than mile.
ask not then, thy cnvied hand,
For this can never be,
Since must seek distant land,
And only think on thee.
'Twould pale thy check and dim thine eye
To share the pilgrims lot,
Aud thou would st ever vainly sigh,
BY home and friends forgot
And since we part, my much lov'd Ole,
] ask boon from thee.
Twill cheer my heart, Till life be done
To know thou pray'st for me.
Oh pray thou then, in pleasures hour,
When all around seems glad,
And pray thee on, when sorrows power
1lakcs thy young bosom sad.
But grieve thee not, nor think of me,
Save as brother gone,
a brother thou mayst never see,
Till lifs's full task be done.
And though ! wander far away,
IT'S duty bids me 60
Where dangers thick bcset the way,
And care-bound waters flow.
And though we part, to meet no more
Where plighted vows are given,
Wen meet again, when life is DER
To live and love in heaven.
Philadelphia. s,*.*.
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PLANTS, SHRUBS,
Evergreens, Trees, Garden, Seed, sc

Evergreens, Trees, Garden, Seed, &c.,
EI,or sale at MAUPAY's GARDEN, Rising
q Sun Village, near Philadelphia, and in tho
Market, below sixth street, every day, com pri-
sing the following varieties:
Iioncysuckc, assorted Hcrbaccous Plants,
Ornamental, Roses, Flower Roots: Flow
or Seeds, " Vegetable Plants, " Grape Vines,
Ornamental Shrnbl'cry, Ornamental Vines,
Green House Plants. Box Ehging, Asparagus
Roots. Herb Roots, Usage Orange Plants, for
live fences, Sc, Evcrgrecns, viz: Balm of Gil
cad, Silver FRS, Norway FRS, Red Spruce,
White Spruce, Silver pines, Am, rican Arbor-
vita, Chinese, Tree Box. assorted sizes.
AIso--Ornamcntal Trees, viz: Naples, as
Sorted Horse Chcsnuls Weeping Larch, Silver
Ahele, Mountain Ash, Mngno!is,, Fringe
Trees '.indens Sc.
Ezs.ill orders promptly attended to. and cv-
errlhng warranted 10 be AS represented.
sLSPlanls. trees, &c, packed TO carry with
safety.
u=+Address IS. MAUPAY, Rising Sun
Ni:lage, Philada. Co, S. MAUPAY.
Nursery, Scotsman and Fl,rist.
ma rch SOlh $50.
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L LIS is to i've Notice. That the

L LIS is to i've Notice. That the
subscriber of Cecil county hath obtained
!rom the Orphans Conr' of said county.
lers of Administrator or 'hr personal eS-
tate OF George Terrell, lale OF said cn,u-
~, decd All persons having claims agains'
the said deceased. are hereby warueed to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated on or h,fore the 12ll,
day of March Is 51:lhey may Otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said esra re
are requested to make immediate Payment
to the subscriber Given under my hand
his 23rd lay of March 1880.
SAMUEL P. RAMSAY.
Adm'nrC. L. A. NH 23-6w.
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qua N O

Gu A N O.
THE Subscribers have in store and offer for
sale in lots to suit purchasers, 400 tons superior
Dry Patagonia,
and two hundiep tons
GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN GUANO,
in bags and barrels. The quality Of the above
enable usto recommend il with confidence to
Farmers and Others interested. A liberal de-
duction made ~ Store keoI ers.
OIL.
Blcached and Unblcached Sperm, Solcr, Ele.
plant and Whale Oils. Also Tanners oils 0,
all descriptions.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
- and 20 South Wharves. ner Cnesnut Vt
PHILADELPHIA.
lust received a let Of Mrs. Smiths Buskin
81 shoes. Also, lot ofchildrens sliues. gleor
sAzs and Black BENZ +, MAY.
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MORE NEWS,

n The largest, The Mosr FASH
" lONABI.E, and the best as,s IT
t1DM &S3nent Of mons, womans, and chill
drens boots and shoes, in Ceci
county, is to be found al the sub
scriLsrs BOOT x SHOE STORE, in Eikton,
Sign Of the Big Boot.
opposite the Court House.
Thesubscrlber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, (Enoch Croucl) his
entire stock If Ladies', Misses, and childrens
boots and Shoes and has commenced manufac-
turing Ladies Shoes of every description. He
Is now prepared 10 accommodate all who NAV
:avor Inn with a cali, with mems women's and
chidrcns boots and shoes of ,he best sort # verv
low prices. TlIUS. C. CROUCH
t.lkton, Feb. 26th rs.
n. b. County produce taken in exchange
Tor boots and shoes. Wanted boot shoe
makers.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT and Inter

eSting to all. Read the opinions of mem
hers of Congress and Ex.Gvvcrnors in regard
he best prep tration used for Dyspeps ia, AstIlm
and Debility. From S. S. Pine ps and W. Up
ham of Vermont, J. F. Simmons and l.. Fl. Ar
mold of r. !. !. T. Morehead Of Kentucky
WIN. Woodbridge Of Michigan, NJ. l.. Mnrti
from Wisconsin Territory, "Having used Green
Orugenated Biiters, and from knowledge of then
ettacacy IN other cases, we checrfullv recommend
tyem to the public, believing that they will FIJI
til sustain the Recommendation Of the Propra
aor."
From Hon. II. d. Foster ofPcnnsylvania, 81
VS. ii dyspeptc sufferer about ten years, and re
soted to various medicines for relief without
success, until used the .Oxygenated Bitters. |
used about two bottles ana find myself restored
to perfect health. The forms Of tie disease in
my case were great aCctiiy Of Stomach, lossve
appetite. extreme iiatnience, severe constipaof 4,
of the bowels and severe hea,iache." fyouare
suffering from any of these forms CT Dyspepsia
or Asthma attended witt, arrangement Of ,ch
stomach or general debility don't fail to try this
invaluable REMEDY. There is no better mcdi'
cine foT females suffering from uterine derange.
ments arising from weakness or nervous debil
ity. Price 81 90 per BOTTLE 6 bottles for s. ,0G
Green & Fletcher general agls. No Ledger
Building, S.Gth Sd st. Philadelphia. Sold
wholesale and Retail! by James Wilson, Drug
gist, Port Deposit, Cecil Co.
March 8. 10
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G. I'll E a z
BLIND AND SHADES !!
ES. j. WI B.as "A MI :,
No II North Sixth Street,
Philadel ,hja.
Philadel .Jhia.

VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTU RER
v and Wholesale and retail dca Ter in Window
Snades-awardeG the highest PREMIUMS at the
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore cxh-
tons.
Curtains made and Lcltcrcd for Stores and
Public Buildings.
A large assortment of Blinds and Shades Of
new styles and finish, at tae lowest Cash prices.
The public will find It to their interest to call.
Old Blinds painted and trimmed to look
equal TO new.
u. J. w. informs the patrons Of FREEMAN
old establishment. No llj South Second street,
that he has removed from there to No /! North
Sixth Street, where he respectfully solcits
continuance ofpatronage. march 9-2m.
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THE GEO L WIG.
As Published every Saturday,
In the Log Cabin,
BY P. C, RICKGTT3

TERMS.-Two dollars year, in ADVANCE
two dollars and fifty cents at the end oflhe year.
RATES of ApvERTIsiNG.-l square 8 weeks
81; Is cts for each subsequent Insertion square
months 3d. months 81 year sig. Frac-
tons ola square TO be charged as square.
Long yearly advertisements at the rates Of Ale
for vne third of culunn. There will be in no
case, any abatement ofihese rates.
NoLSEY B. PALMLR, Esq is our agent in the
cities of Baltimore. Philadclp l,ia and New York.
Advertisements left at his Country Newspaper
Agency" in either Of those cities will receive
prompt attention.
John c. Waters, Esq, is our agent IN Por
Deposit
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TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.

MlSo .. J. lUkNEf,
PRINCIPALS.
The undersigned have been witnesses, for
three years past, Of the excellence of Mrs.
Bcach's mode Of teaching, ard Gun therefore
speak win confidence in commenting her to the
public. Her former experience as the head of a
Female Seminary in New England, her famili-
arlty with all tie branches necessary to be taught
her untiring energy, love of the work of instrUc-
ton; and peculiar tact in discipline, combine to
render her one Of the best instructors 10 whom
the education fyoung ladies can be entrusted.
lev. Geo. BURROWS, Col. J. J. HECKARr,
A. ANDERSON, Esq, MIR. J. w. ABaAHAMs.
Mr. EDWIN WILMER, Mr.. J. l.. MAXWELL,
u, ruRhELL 50. Port Deposit, Nd
N. b. TLnsltut ision situated on the road
intersecting Bel-aif and Wilmington road and
between Port Deposit and Battle Swamp. ceci
county, Md. The location is very elevated and
surrounded by large and beautiful grove where
pupils may ENJOY their juvenile sports and be
protected by .iIe foliage IRON the rays ofthc san
Daily intercourse may be had by Steamboat and
Railroad with Baltimore and Philadelphia. adv
deduction made for voluntary absence during
term time. TheTeacllers will exercise rarenta.
care over Pupils.
tho following gentlemen recommend the To-
catlon OF this institution as having been ono Of
tne most healthy residences in the country.
cornelius Smith, ESQ.,, (former resident
f nmen Anderson, Esq II. b. Broughron IN. D..
m sah., En Norrs, NJ. d. W. b. Rowland, il"
.V'" H'1'''' Jan l2, so.
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q u II " O.

U u eE eFC.
Tie subscribers have constantly on hand Il
full! supply Of PERUVIAN and PATAGoNiAN GuANo
of superior qua!ityi viii CHI they offer lor sale
at the lowest mar ket rates. Also
OIL AND SPERM ca NDLE
Sperm, Lard, Whale, Elephant, Tanners and
Curriers' OILS, warranted Of first quality and
lower than can be purchased elsewhere
ROWLEY RITTER,
Nod North Wharves above Market street,
Feb 23-3m Philadelphia.
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NNO sPORTSM N.-Powdcr, Shot r.
Il Walkers Caps, Tubes, Wadcutters, and
Baldwin's improved wadds, for = ale by
Nov 3 BE MAY.
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FRESH GARDEN SEED, for sale by
= march 10 VIM. Torbsrt.
TLOyER and Timothy Seed far Sale BY
- march Is 6rovnA1 elutf,s
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-18
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES, ut
SMITHS GROVE

The Sessions are oftwenty-two weeks, or two
quarters duration each, and commence on tho
first Wednesday in April and thelast Wednesday
in September.
Terms fOrB Oarding Pupils.
For Board, Washing, and Tuition, $40 year
per quarter, s27 so
THE ONLY EXTRAS ARE
Drawing, $500
Drawing and Painting, 6 90
Music, $40 90; use Of Piano, $500 IL 90
French, s 90
Lctin, 6 90
Needle Work, 2 90
Bed, Bedding, Napkins and Towels, if
furnished, 200
The above terms include, besides the common
studios, the various branches oe Mathematics,
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric
kame's Elements, Logic, Watts on the Mind,
History, Botany Chemistry, Astronomy, GeoIo-
gy, M'neralogy, and Physiology. Tile French
is taught effectively.
Pupils are requested TO furnish their own bed
and napkins.
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TO TIE PUBLIC

FhNilE subscriber having resumed his business
N at his "CLD STAND IN RICKETTS, Row
NEARLY OrrosIrr TIE WAsu,NGruN floTEl., +"
returns bis sincere thanks for the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. and pledges HIM
self to spare no excrtion TO render him worthy
its continuance.
lie has now on hand very large and fash
ionable assortment Of
Doors AND SHOES;
which he viii sell at prices much lower Than
the same quality of work can be purchased for
on ti'r Eastern shore.
q He 81 lis the hest quality Of CaiEskin
Boots made from real imported French skinsat
IS 90; other work proport,onahly low.
WILLIAM JONES.
EIkton, March 80. '5o-3m
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Doctor Yourself,
For S5 Cents.

by MEANS Of THE POCKET
EscULAPIrs, or, crery one
his o'rn Physician twenty
fourth edition has upwards
Of II hundred engravinos,
showing Diseases in every
shape and form, aud NAL
formations of the systems,
BY w. YOUNG, Nj. Ii
The time has now arr,v
cd, that persons suffering
from diseases need no more
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-08

The correspondent Of the New York
Express. we regret 10 notice. says thai
Gen. Tayor's estate is left in n very
doubtful condition When he left for
Mexico. he left sealed letters giving dir"c-
tons for the management of his property.
in case Of his death there. and in which
It was supposed was his wilton opening
these letters since his death. no will was
among them-hut directions applicable 70
a property, nov almost entirely changed
in form.
His plantation on the Mississippi has
been sold since he came to the Presidency,
10 ensble him 10 buy sugar plantation
below. Tie had also purchased another
plantation, but this has been unproht able
property. making no crop, by reason OF
being flooded repeatedly. His homestead
is gone. 70 make one payment on the SUI.
gar plantation. upon which some $40 or
$50 900 is sal 4 to be due, and his sugar
plantation is under water. lie relied. pro.
badly. on his salary to MIKE further pay
men,s on the sugar plantation. Thus il
will be seen bis estate is in u deranged
condition.
lie had previously. however. TO Col.
BLESS marriage, settled upon his dangh-
ter (Mrs. Bliss) q considerable sum Of
money.
Col. Bills. has taken out letters Of adj
ministration on the property in v ashing-
ton. valued at /. 8 900. Mrs Taylor il is
said, will not return to louisiana but re-
side with her son law, d.. Wood. Of
Baltimore.
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The PORTUGUESE CLAlMs.--Priraieer
General drmsirons-The news OF the
state Of things existing at Lisbon. between
the Portuguese government and The Amer
lean squadron there. gives particular in
tcrest to the affair of the privateer Gene
raj Armstrong. destroyed by British ma
val force at Tayal. in 1914. and now init
matcly connected, as one of its causes.
with the misunderstanding. SO likely. II
would appear, TO lead to a serious rupture
between the two countries. The Phla-
delphia Bulletin says:
The even, made a great noise at the
time. the defence having been heroic 10
the last degree. The Armstrong was ly-
ing in that port, when British cruiser.
accompanied by a iriGate entered the
harbor. and the same night endeavored 10
cut her out; but the boats were rePelled
bv tho prva,eer's crew. Another attack
was made al midnight. no less than four
teen launches participating IN IT; but tins
was also repealed. the British losing three
boats in one of which were fifty men. OF
whom but a single one was saved In all
the enemy had l20 killed The next morn
ing desparng of further defence. for the
British now hauled one of their ships up
close 10 the Armstrong. the Americans
abandoned their brig. when the foe burned
her. As all this took place within halt q
cables length of the Portuguese fort.
claim for indcmnitica is just. as the
authorities at Fayal ough, 10 have pro-
tected the Armstrong.
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Col. WEBB AND AvEZZANA.-L' LSn!e
Halianc. an Italian paper published IN
New York. contains the following letter
from General Avezzana. in reference -
an ex,rac, published in the New York
Courier, and republished in the Sun, a
few DAYS since. from Col. Webb. dated al
Rome
With much surprise | found in the
Courier and Enquirer. OF the 10Th inst.
an article which said that the Republi
cans in Rome wished 10 mine St Peters
Church, and that Mr.. Cass. Charge d At
fairs for the United States, prevented il by
his influence. | think il my duty 10 pro-
ties, acains; this solemn mis>tatemen,. and
TO declare that 10 person IN Rome though,
Of destroying sny great monument and
that. even if 5 uch thing had been thought
Of, the want of time, for that edIhcc Is
the greatest in existenCe) and the want OF
powder, which had fallen in the hands OF
the enemy. few days before would have
prevented il. The defence OF the city
had been kept up for some days only with
the cartridges remaining in the hands OF
the soldiers. being all that could be got
! will add. that so far from Mr.. Cass
having any influence in Rome. he was
very little known and much less esteemed.
on account Of his illibcral conduct 10
wards the Republic. His only meri: con-
sists in having made a few visits to the au
thorities. who did no, fail 10 declare 10 him.
that it was his duty to recognize that form
Of government which the people had cho-
sen. GIUSEPPE AEEZZANA.
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Beware ola Ease Counterfeit.

Prepared IN June last bv John r. l'o',nd o., tn.
EMPLOY Of George VI. Alien. prucci~t. Of 'i-
cinnnti) This Counterfeit is sold hv one John
Bnll Of Louisville. X, also. by Joseph Iiow-!I~,
Richmond. Indiana.
We titelv learned that first citizen. have.
been grossly imposed anon ~ tbs counterfeit
hy some Of the Druggists Of Cincinnati. III"
particulars Will be pnbI-h-d in y few DAYS Nr
Rogers has Justlv exposed the hare taced otfrars
aud confe,pptibie imposition Of thus John T To
land in counterie,tng this Medicine. and forging
the fac > mile Of ms name.
The following Druggists Of Cincinnati have
cERTIFIEp that Nr. Rogers statements emit
tied TO The fullest conf 'rnoe Of thr public:
I.essrS. Wayne x Tieis Alfred a. North.
Wm :. Merrill, A :. Merrill, W. f. Smith
" m. ?. Farqnhar. Also:
Rccoiect that this preparation is manufacture
ed 81 John T Toiand ana the v-Iio. Label
OF each bottle the OF 4 L. .covj3l - omit
tel after the words Entered according 10 set
Of CoHare=~. &c, &C." and that the pamprt
accompany wing the counterfeit i Wholly false.
being made up OF fictitious certificates, purp"rt
lag to have come from d. Blanchard, NJ. ID +,
H.rrl~tu gh, Pa. :. A. Norreli NJ d. Boston,
Hiram W GOD ruff, Utica, Asa Smith, Beac,aln.
VT. &c. n.
Inc genuine Dr. Rogers Compound Syrup
Of I.iyrrwort and Tar IS accompanied bv u pam
phIe; containing certificates Of citizens Of the
highest standing. srch as Professor II Cox. Doc
tor N-m Rjchafas. Hon. Judge Henry Mo-~r,
Hon. Judge VIM. Barke, :tc.. &c. ali OF whom
are citizen Of Cincinnati.
\ sei in equity in the United States Court has
hren instituted against Grorg~ VI. Alien, r
Cliutoft. and John T. Tolans. aud n suit for
so .001 has been brought against u wealthy Ste
reot vpei<t who made the plates and forget tn
CSC siniile Of the name Of Andrew Rogers, and
We assure the public that we will ~ deferred by
no fear Of litigation. trouble. or expense. from
dealing to the utternost limits of The law iih
rouufe feIters venGers. sterrotX pers, printers.
agents. any persons whatsoever concerned.
directly or indirectly. in such nefarous ana
shameful practice.
Mr. II. II Sperrv. Prop iefor Of the Herald
Office. ana c. ". StarhGck. Fro prtetcr OF the
Times O.Fi-e. have certified above. and fur
thermore that the statement of John I. Tolana
- FALSE..
TIMPORTANT CAUTTON--Owing to
the late counte ri-it. Dr. Rogers Liverwort and
Tar wi be hereafter env-loved in WHITE WRAP
PER. and "A splendid steel plate engraved LABEL.
ana signed ANDREW ROGERS. For sale whole
sale ans. retail oy
A l.. SCOVIIl.
Corner If Fifih ard Race SITS. Cincinnati.
rviRVIN REED is the authorized Asen,
in Richmond. Indiana.
Jan. 30. 1850. 6:vr
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Wednesday, August stis. 1850.


Lisr OF BASK NOTES RrcrIvEo At 1HE BsAsCI
BaNK RiCHNOED:
state Bank of Iu1iana} 7audushv City Bank;
aud Branches, seneca County Bank
Kentucky Banks Of 81 Ii1in, ONO;
and upwards; Western Z serve Bank
State Bank of Ohio and, Bhnk Of Virginia and
Prancics BEanches;
LAT Bank Of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank Of Tir-
Commerce Bunk ofdo3 giHia and Branches;
City Bank Of Dc BaBl. Of the Valley OF
Dayton Bank, Divton5 Virginia aud Branches;
BIZ Of Gennga, Paines- Exchange Bank Of Var
vile; giIi. ANA Branches;
Canal Blk Of Cleveland Notes Of IS anu up
City :. " do wards, at pnr IN NJ
City " Colnnbns3 York, Philtdelphia,
Trankiin Blk Of Zanes-j and Baltimore.
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Resident Physician Lou. Mar. Hospital

From D.. L. p. TaadrH. F,ofssor q Chemist J
IN t!c LouisriNe .Mst.cgi College.
Il have looked over the lit OF in gradients
composing John Balls Compound Extract OF
Sarsapari n. ana have no hesitation in saving
that they form a safe compound. and tn L
promises We'll in chronic diseases, 10 wins h il is
applicable"
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l.. P. YANDELL, NJ y.
Louisville. June s. ISIS.
REV. EW SEHON-REv. EDWARD STE
%ENSON

The following 10 verbatim copy Of cert;fi-
cate III the possession Of the proprietor oi
Balls Sarstpsrius. Rev. f.. w Sehon IS vice
fv and generally known II eloquent end ac-
complishrd pastor of the NJ. f. Church. and
Rev Edward Stevenson hiss br.n aoWn u one
of the most talented and Jealous nIrtn ber> that
The Kentucky Conference couli boast of for
many vear>-And III this lime Is filing the ING h
ana responsible station Of agent fo- the VI. +.
Book Concern. South. Can the woria produce
better. or more satisfactory testimony Ia favor
Of any meccine'
LorrsvII,E. May 90. 1870.
We have used John Bulls Sar<aparilli. and
have known IL 10 be used with entire s.tiSf4c-
ton: and we have h-sitttion N saying that
we believe IT 10 oe safe ana valuable medical
compound. an,: calculated TO produce much good.
am rrlieve much suffering. and there fore. ouid
chez rfuily nd most earnestly recommend it to
the Ill. icied.
iSigned) f.. W. SEHON.
K. s STEVENSON.
For sale, wholesale and retail. bv
TUCKER s. MANSFIELD. Agents
Main street, Peoria, HI.
u Also, n. ]. Howe!ls s Cos Drug Store,
Z lchmond. Indiana.
June IS, 1880. 2--iy
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TE IS Il As.s. Al.

n r a 1. u L ~ Il ~ q L n L. X ,
l. have Jn-t received a fresh lot Of Blue .
: Black. Brown AMI ti-~-n Cloths; some
entirely new ~ he La~-itfl-r-s- Gut Velvet.
Satin F<ibh-st. silk AMI Fancy E-siIugs; winch
w. VII maxi to orGes Z; he shortest Bot:e- enc
warrant satisfaction l>o. good ss-or;tne II
OF Clofhing r-sey made. and everything else
that are IN th- habit OF wearing. Kept 20 &C.
cetDtseaefe thu customer at MON. nrs uarRing
Lamps W. hav- also r-e-tv-d another
lot Of Ca Lamps. also, Lard Lamps, SIT OF
splendid Gerancoies, Lamp Chimn-ys, Globes
and Wicks.
May -. 1880. SO
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CARRIAGE uAuuFACToRV.

THNHE Undersigned respectfully informs tn
ii public that he continues bI-ttiesS II h}s q. =
stand, on iith street. SoHtn Of ih- -tarr iicI-
WHERE ne rIaees order ali kinds Of ( i r.
BlAGE4, Buggies, and all other vehicles ia Il
line. lie also, keeps II number of articles "a H..
line hanG lie b-iirvrs ms work ~ com
pare faynrubiy with any manufactured III u,
west he the best Of materials and for tiIie
and beauty Of construction h. work cant.ot T..
exc-li-s.- Ills prices are moderate. 3,ud trrlu-
favorable. Taanatnl f.r past f..yors he >olcit-
continuance oil patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Juy %, 1850 Sly.