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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29

SLIGO IRON.

lust received an assortment, embracing oil
sizes. Also, Spring Steel, Wagon Boxes,
Plough wings, &c. &c.
shall hereafter keep complete assortment
Of Iron,
Att the Hardware Store
W. II. IILDRETH.
April cath. lie Care Row
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from the Knicke,bocker.l

GOSSIP WITH READERS AND C0RRESPoS.
DENTS.
Here is an extract from letter written
BY lady friend Of ours. resident in Sau
Francisco. 10 smother lady friend 'of ours
in New York, which seems to Us 10 presen,
. graphic picture Of life in The former dig
gings.' The letter was written soon aiies
'ihe last destructive fire, which consumed
for che second time, the best part Of tbs
great California capital:
Before this letter reaches you, YOU will
have heard thai We have again been near
" burned Up. Just one week ago today
was nearly all ready Cor church. hat on and
lied, when the alarm Of Sire was given;
and on alarm here has a very different ef-
feet from one in New York. Every bod !,
is at once panic struck, and run immediate
" to the hills for protection. In FIVE min
u,es our house presented Singular scene.
Every body was picking up his own My
husband said, take care Of your clothes,
and LEI every Thing else gor lie said this,
because ladies' garments are the most dii
Gcult thing 10 get here. | concluded to
make a frolic Of The matter, thinking all
The while that il was ridiculous 10 be IN
such hurry; but nnly Cur shor, lime was
| laboring under this impression. never
in my life saw such flames as roared and
surged. and licked with crimson tongues
the opsn sky The atmosphere Of our
house s,on became so hot that was GLAD
enough TO vacate it, Just fancy Mr.. II
and myself running up high bill, with.
. copy Of I'asso and Dante ia one hand.
and my jewel box in another. Before i
left. J took a has,y glance into the kitchen \
saw our dinner !, ing on our table; hesi,a-
ted moment ms to whether il would mol
be more sensible 10 leave The hooks and
take the beef, but finally ccWcludcd The
beef could stand The fire best, and so left il.
not expecting 10 see either our dinner OF
our house again. ] begged very hard 10
be permitted 10 remove some Of our furni
lure, but ms husband said, NO. did,
however, secure my beautiful curtains.
Tweniy-fiye dollars load, (ihe fire price
nj San Francisce) makes people rather re-
Iactant to try to save their goods from con
Migration. From the house to which ".
had fled on the bill, we could lock down
upon the whole scene. Dy three o'clock
the fire had been so far subdned that i, was
considered safe 10 return. We found on,
faithful old cook IN the kitchen. Smelling
peas with the FIRE raging all around her.
one hadn't moved peg. The building
was a. hft as if j, had actually been on
hre; but the old woman said she kind o.
m's'ras'ed i wasa', goin' to burn up thar
times
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BOOKBINDERY
md Blank Book Mandatory.

TIME subscriber is now making arrangements
l. and will, as soon as possible establish &
Bookbindery in Davenport, and will be PIE pared
to do, every variety OF Binding Blank Books,
made TO order. Particular attention paid to re-
binding periodicals, &c.
JAMES Macintosh.
Davenport, Sept nth, 1851, I'll
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AUCTION BOOKS.

YlHOSE who did not secure a supply Of Books
j. at the late Auction Sales in this place; and
who wish 10 examine al leisure and buy II satls-
fed; are requested 10 call and look over a lot oil
Rare and Beautiful Works: which were bought
very low, and most Of which will be sold below
the usual rates.
Among them are some English Copies, on
heavy paper, and large type, with Elegant Ilus-
trations.
w. H. HOLMES & co.
InneIa, fa5i
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DAVENPORT
FURNYTURE yyAEsE-lsOONS.
ID BARR, laie OF Philadelphia. would res
ID. pectfaly inform the pubicshat he carries
on the CABINET BUSINESS, on Brady, between
Third and Fourth SITS. Work made in the latest
style and best manner. Having enlarged my
Warerooms and increased my stock ofFurniiure
and Chairs, am prepared to wait upon all who
may favor me with call.
ALSO
A good assortment Of table oil cloths, willow
wagons, wash tubs, wash boards, buckets, &c,
for sale cheap.
CorFrNs made with dispatch.
Davenport. Oct. 10th, 1851. 6-lg
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A N extensive assortment Of Locks, Latches
n Bolts, Butts and hinges, knobs and screws
Oct2 al w III HILDRETH'S
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WlNDOW Glass from 8 by 10 TO IL by 10
W by the box or single light for sale bv
May LIST, 1851. A. SANDERS
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CLOCKS.

A VARIETY Of all the new patterns at less
n 'han 81 Louis prices, say from 81 so TO $40
for sale al BILLIONS JQweIry Store.
Nov n. 1851
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Ocf2 al w III HILDRETH'S.
LIABLE Knives AMI forks, Spoons, Pocket ard
i Pen knives, saw sets, screw drivers, iron and
steel squares, marking avis, spoke shanks, draw
ing knives, trowels, casters and faucets.
A general Stock Of the above articles for sale
decidedly chespd w II HiLDRETH'S,
Oct2 lie Claire Row.
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TsHE subscriber has received in addition TO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-30
New Foundry, Stove Depot,
&C., &c, sc.

&c, exc, &c. 4
FEyhe subscribers respectfully informs the Ciii-E
u zens of Cecil Co, thai they are prepared
at their new Foundry, in the RISING sun EII.-S
LACE TO manufacture. Pior castings ci var-t
Gus kinds, mill work, machine work, &C., Nc.
in the best manner, at The shortest notice ana oni
the most reasonable terms.
They are also prepared 10 pnt up al kinds of;
pluughs IN general usn in thI" neghborhood, to-s
acther with the ...ilwJuIH Plough 81 | siZrs-,
which is taking the place of all other kinds, in
portions nt Chester Co.~-Thcy arc likewise np-j
pointed, By Mr. Rice Of Wilmington, agents lorthc'
sale Of ''Ricl's Iron Beam Plough" in thisi
County.
Also, Constantly on hanl and for sale gen.
elal assortment otPARLoR & Cook STOVES of the
Troy, n. \. lnanutacturr the best now in usc
Which they will dispose OF, at City Prices
They have n srCv" called the ''tlghondrr' on
the principle Of the ..Genessee Air Tight" but a
much better article, nj 80 per cent lcss-than the
prices demanded by the p"dlcrs.--
Persons wanting anything in their line, will
please call before purcnasiug elsewhere.
HAINES. KIRK g. STUBBS.
Jon HAINEs, .lESsE A. kmK; s. b. STuBBs.
Rising Sun. Sep. 1, lS52--3m.
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Now DASd E.OOsI :lf This.

We see from the Clere'und Herald
that the editor of the CleOeland Plain
deo(er, a Democratic paper published in
the midst Of free-soilers, claims that
the reports Of General Pierce's New
Boston speech are true, and attempts to
make capital out of them for his party.
He coolly asserts as fact, that "E'rank
Pierce loatdes the tugittre slare law,
md has the must reroltmg feeling at the
girt@g up Of a tngitire siure."
SO, in the Free-soil regions, the Dem
ocraIlc game IS to circulate the reports
OF General Pierce's New Boston speech
and turn them to account in gaining
tree-soll votes, while in the slavehold-
ing States the game is to denounce
those reports with the utmost wrath as
Abolition torgeries This double game
is eminently worthy Of gang OF po-
litical blacklegs. VIII it win !
LouisUtile Journal
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,,h, 60 co,,o,o;, IF IN tL;s soo,o. ,,r ,,;,.o,,
-, a. .i o,,b,,r o,,Ia.a -; :; ~, Ill
l,nn,rn ,o you rs 10 all Others who core to r.ad
,hio non,rora,sy And a,,hoogh IN ,be GrI
tr.., c,ol;nr Won ,r,v ha,,o TO-, ,on,,,od ~
,ha, da"ei M, ,y nv own no,nn 'o mo
.gn.d by .sCmegn w., avn s,,;stiod
,ha, such . di,nlay of cootisIn on NV uart wnnId
hnro e.i,,on Won no new lnh, rnnn his Subicc,
Wnborta 7 bave scr;bbItd nwor in his mn'icai
skirm;sh Win a temocr. screpcly calm and nm.
broken disnlayinq an amahility. which doubt-
less. YOU yourself have often admired; but really
these fragment prevarications and petty subtel-
iuges are beginning to try Inc sore!y, 50 much
eo ind.c1 that | am fast bccoIn;ra Somewhut
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NJ ,.-sssssg

From II o'clock till ., there was
much restlessness, bu. not much suffer-
ing. The physicians were quite conf
dent that there was no actual pain. A
taintness occurred, which led him to
think that death was at hand. While
in this condition, some expressions fell
from him indicating the hope that his
mind would remain to him completely
until the last. He spoke of the difficult
ty of the process of dying, when Or.
JEFFRIEs repeated the verse.
"Ihongh | walk through the valley OF
the shadow of death, | will fear no evil,
for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy
staff, they comfort me-"
Mr.. WEBSTER said Immediately
"The fact, the fact That is what
want, Thy rod, Thy rod, Thy staff, Thy
staff"
The close was perfectly tranquil and
easy, and occurred at precisely % min
utes before 9 o'clock. The persons
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. FLETCHER
We. FER, Mr.. and Mrs. PAIGE, Mr.. S.
A. Appleton, Miss DowNEs, Mr.. LIZ
ROY, EDWARD Curtis, PETER HARVEY,
GEO. I. Curtis. CHARLES Henry THoM-
AS, ESQ, GEORGE J. ABBOTT and w. G.
ZANrzlNGER Of the State Department,
DIS. JErFRIrs and J. Mason WARREN,
and the personal attendants and domes-
tics OF MIR. WEBSTER. Mrs WEBSTER
being uaable to witness the last mo-
ments awaited the event in her own
apartment.--.N. Y. Tri5une.
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Organize, Wings, Organize

ORGANIZE in every election dis,
trict, and enroll your forces IN such a
manner that you may know with accu-
racy your strength and your power to
cope with your enemies.
ORGANIZE, so that you can discov-
err if there be man whom their false
hoods hove deluded; and if such an one
be found, reclaim him by the light OF
truth.
ORGANIZE, so as to secure the at
tendance at the polls Of every voter in
every ward, township or election dis
triCt.
ORGANIZE, peacefully. but firmly
to maintain the right of every voter at
the polls, and see that no illegal votes
be received.
Rouse every where to organization
and ACTION.
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EsG OF, yOMr Guard.

Wings be on your guard against at
tacks on the character Of Gen. Scott
The many ISLANDERS circulated against
the late Henry Clay and Zachary Tay-
lor We're of such character as to show
that no confidence whatever can be pla-
ced in the assertions of the Locofocos
when referring TO a political opponent
They attacked both these men in the
most vile and wicked manner-just as
they are now attacking General Scott
and as soon as they were no more they
fastened to do them justice-to weeE
over their graves. Are such men to be
believed are they to be trusted
Wings, beware of them.
Del Republican.
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The H4ast Shall hr First,

III Ii seems that the Editor of the Democrat is
k'nol satisfied with the sound drnbbings he has
E.allcady received. Simp!eton as he is, he in
E,>sts upon having all otthe FOOLS portion; the
El''blnw" in addition TO the swoid;" thus verfy-
Eing the proverb Of the wise man that, "ihough
Ethou shoudSt bray TOOL in IA mortar among
Wwheat with pesile, yet will not his foolshncss
Edcpart from him.'' But charity will shield him
Elron punishment. that jutice would gladly
EiniIict: and pity, smiling upon his imbecilty,
Eawil plead in soft extcnuation of his fault. So
klci him strut along with his ssrecreant limbs, -
Erobed in cali-skin. and swelling toad-like be-
Encath lhrir weight of Importance. The cap and
h bells shall save him harmless. Yet let him
Ebear in mind that the right is still retained to
E!answer fool according to his folly.
III After weeks oithe ostEntense pain and vio-
h lent labor, he has at length brought forth col
Quinn, containing some faint show of truth. The
E'iirst consequence Is that he has stamped false
Mhood upon himself, by confessing connection
klwith Alpha's much discussed article, which he
B has all along sought 10 deny. Whilst the mat
Eter rested upon his mere ':ipse dixit,' Il sup
Hpose the gentleman who revels so glorously
Yamone the beauties of the French language,
Evil not object to u little Lalin,) none appeared
E,so SIMULTANEOUSLY innocent as himself: but the
Every moment he attempted statement of the
Ewhole affair, knowing when making the effort
E'that another pen would follow in review, he
Econvicted himself by the words of his own
Emouth. Why did he not admit all this in the
Ebeginning, and like man stand up with face to
sthe music!
ID Having introduced the omnipitent ssourself''
Eonce or twice in order to give himself the more
Econfdence, and to prepare everybody else for
u The awful denunciation about TO follow, he pro-
Eceeds to perfect dissection of my ssnom de
Epiume," and talks very pointedly about remain
ing under cover &c. Now, sir, it never was my
intention to deprive you of the pleasure ofknow-
ing my proper name in full. My present APP
pellaton was assumed simply because it was
habout far away from ga pha," as could W ell
kget. Still it does not appear, that you have
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NEW heNDOy ACADEMY.

NElF LONDON, CHESTER COUNTY. P.q
THE Academic year Of New London Academy
l. is divided INTO two Sessions of five months
each. The Winter Session will commence on
the first MONDAY IN Norcmbcr.
Terms-ncudng Boarding, fuel, Sc. SG5
New London Academy is one Of the oldest
Institutions Of learning in the country, and has
always maintained a high position as such. II
Is situated in a retired and pleasant village, 80
which access may be had daily by stage from
Newark, Del. The course Of instruction com
priscs all the branches taught in first class
Academies, Mathematics, Ancient and Modern
Languages, &c.
Students from distance board with the Prin-
clpaI, and parents and others entrusting youth
to his care, are assured that every duc attention
will be paid to their physical comfort and men,
tai improvement
The Principal has procured the services ola
distinguished graduate Of Yale College, and late
Principal ofan Academy in Pennsylvania, who
will assist him in the abors ofthe school room
Students are ADVISED to apply early. but adj
mliancc may be ha,. at any time during the SrS-
sion. Communications addressed TO the sub
scriber at New London, Pa, will meet with
prompt attention. JAS. B. MCDOWELL.
Oct tt PRINCIPAL.
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a ErscCeEAl,l1ra ON
BY TIE GOVERNOR OF MAINLAND

BY TIE GOVERNOR OF MA RYLAND.
STATE Of maryland, To VII:
WHEREAS, it has been the pr tctce Of all
Christian People 10 set apart day IS Toy PuJLc
THANKSGIVING CHd PrGyCr, rs n NATIONAL tcsti-
mony To the Goodness and Mercy of Divine
Provdcnce;--and whereas, it. is n special duty
ofthose, who have enjoyed His largest bounty,
to manifest their gratitude and sense of deprn-
dence;-and whereas, the People Of This State
have been, in most siaral manner, enriched
with every temporal blcssiac, which the heart
Of man can desjre:-and whei cas-. aI>u, in view,
of the uneEampied happiness and prosperity, for
so long time enjoyed. by The whole American
Conlederacy Of States, unHe- the wise and lib
eral form Of Government bcTueathed to them by
common Ancestry, il has been deemed appro-
pirate TO set apart THURSDAY toe 25ih Of No.
vcnber next, as day Of THANKSGIVING and of
prayer ior the honntliul continuance Of the same
throughout the Union
Now therefore, /, Enoch Louis Lowe. Gov
ernnr OF The state Of Maryland. do designate and
set apart IhrrSday IN" 18th Of November next
as day o! THANKSGIVING TO Almighty God, to
be kept aud observed by the good People of the
State of Narylani:- -whem | earnestly cxhort.
On that day carefully TO abstain from all secular
empI"ymeuts. and 10 devote thems elves to such
religious services and exercises as are arpro-
pirate To a day of thanksgiving and prayer.
{ ~ Given under ms hand, and the great
SEAL {Sral of the State of Maryland, this
~>-~ Stwenty- fifth day Of October, in the gear
of our Lord, one thousand, eight hundred and
fity-two, and ofthc lnd"pc udence ofthe United
States the seventy-seventA.
BY the Governors +. LOUIS LOWE.
THos. II. O'NEAL, Secretary Of State.
Oct 80 4w
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SE'Gsy EIS,
TIN s. SHEET IRON WARE.

TIN s. SHEET IRON WIRE.
MAHAN 4 CO., thankful for the kind patron
MI age extended them, inform their cuSiomr,s
ana The public generally, That they continue Il"
manufacture al their establishments, Gin the
house formerly occupied by KclIIewrII Y Co.,)
East end Of E.llton, also III ChcslcrlUwn, Nd.
more Of ihW rood I'm Ware, &C., so hight!
spoken o! by the people.
Particular attention paid to RoorIYG and
SpOUTlNG, in which branch they acknowledge
no Suprrors, either in the city or elsewhere,
warranlin entire satisfaction Or demanding NJ
pay, thereby making it To the manifest advan-
1agG of those wishing any Kind OF Metallic Roots
or Spoutng put ON, 10 contract with them.
We are just receiving large and beautiful
assortment of
Parior, PIain ard Cooting Stores,
consisting in part of the Etna, Girari, Liberty
an. iiiohc Air-tight, the Metropolitan, 81 new
and very convenient pattern, mnrh such II stove
as those soil! by the traders now l"aversing the
country. which we sell much below their prices,
the improved Complete and Premium, the Nine
and Ten P!aIc, &C., Cook Stoves. The Star
and Revere Ar-tlght, the DlaInund and Star
Radiators, the improved jenny Lind, Star
Franklin, Octagon, Cannon, Flora, &c, parlOr
Stoves; to which we invite the attention Of all
persons wishing TO purchase, for as we are SELF
ing at city prices "" feel assured that we can
give them satisfaction.
All kinds of repairing in our respective bran
ches done at the shortest notice and in the very
best manner. OH Stoves AMI Country Produce
taken in exchange for new. MAHAN u co.
ElktOn, Sep Is II
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TIE CECIL WING,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. C. RICKETTS,.

4 TERMs.--Two dollars year in advance, and
1.-TWO dollars and fifty cents if not paid in advance.
Z To clubs in advance, five copies for eight dol
1 lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
q ADvERTIsING.-On dollar a square for three
Fwecks insertion; twenty-five cents square for
seach subsequent insertion. Twelve lines of
Abrevier, or space equal 10 that, make square.
&Fractions of square, counted as square.
advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
Sally ol by the yea. at moderate rates.
a CC5@fIandblls and job Work Of all kinds done
:ineatly and at short notice. The office of"THE
8WHIG" is in the centre ofthe town, next door
Ito Doct. Walace's Drug Store.
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NEW EaE.E. g. WINTER ssD0gps.

JJTILTIAM TORBEBT has Just returned
w from the city with large and superior
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods as follows:
LANES DRESS GOODS.-MouSiin De
LANES from l2a TO 81, Chene Plaid, M De
Beige, Silk Poplins, Paranatta Cloths, Alpacas,
black and fancy cold Silks, Gnghams, a large
lot of Cashmere and Bay State Shaws, Linsrys,
Tickngs, Shifting, Stupid Check, Ribbons,
Laces, Buttons, Hosiery, kd and silk Gloves,
Gmps, ladies' Metallic Boots, Buskins, Jenny
Lind Shoes, &c.
GENTLEMENS' .aPP.APEL.-Cioths,
Cassirneres, Satinetts, Cassinetts Jeans, Tweed
fine Silk Hats ofihe latest style, men and boys
cloth and plush Caps, sc.
GROCERIES,, &c.--New Orleans Molasscs,
New York Syrup, Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Choco-
late, candles, soap, tobacco, cigars, spices, Ce-
dar-ware, sc.
His stock for this Fall and Winter has been
selected with great care and attention. and he
feels confident in saying that he is prepared to
sell to all who may favor him with a call, at
very reduced prices. Call and examine for
yourselves. loot 90
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Mr.. WEBsrER's DlsEAsE.-By con-
sent of his family, the physicians OBJ
tanned PERMISSION to make post mortem
examination of Mr.. Webster's body.
On examination, it was discovered that
the immediate cause of his death was q
disease of the liver and hemorrhag e
from the stomach and bowels. superin-
duced by a morbid state of the blood.
Symptoms of dropsy were also dlscov-
cred in the abdomen.
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SINGING GLASSES.

'HNliE subscribers beg leave to inform the m
d habilantS Of Eliton and the surrounding
country, that they Will take classes for insi-uc-
ton in Vocal Music during the coming season.
Those persons DESTROYS of forming classes in
their respective locations, will please address a
note to either Of the subscribers (stating the
probable number Of subscribers that can be had.
and line time and place for preparatory meet
ing will be promptly attended 10 by one or both
of Us. Those who wish to acquire this most
delightful accomplishment, will do well By or
ganlzlng and giving us notice immediately.
Address, j. T.. WELLS,
L. J. ANCASTER,
Oct2t EAhton, Nd.
N. B. The principle upon which we teach
will enable the pupil to understand the com
positions of any country. Persons wishing in
Structlons on the Piano Forte can be accom-
moIated by l.. J. Lancaster, on reaSona bic
terms Piano FOrtrs tuncI
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ScGt4 and Graham.
PROSPERITY AND
INDEPENDENCE,
AGAINST
PIERCE AND KING,

PIERCE AND KING,
Americam Bunhruptcy, uni Dependency
upon England.
Tuesday next will decide whether the
London Times, the Manchester capital
lst, the Liverpool traders, the advocates
of Free Trade in hEngIand, shall sue
coed in carrying IN their candidate, and
in imposing a President on these United
States, tocrush enterprise, industry, la
Dor and capital. Citzens, whether ma
tive Or adopted--poters, Freemen, IN
DEPENDENT MEN OF AMERICA,
you must decide, next Tuesday, wheth-
er British or American influences shall
prevail in these United States--wh beth
er we shall be dependent on Great
Britain for all THAI we manufacture, or
whether American industry shall be fos-
ter ENGLAND DESIRES The
ELECTION OF FRANhLlN PIERCE
AS BEING THE MOST CONDU-
GIVE TO HER INTERESTS! Shall
she be gratitied !-PhH. Uatly .NeWs.
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Tin-Wara and Stove

N1HE subscribers have lately removed from
l. Elkton, AMI Lave opened an establishment in
ODLETOWN, DELAWARE,
where they are an%ions to serve the public and
their old friends wherever found, in all the BRAN
chcs ot'their business.
They will keep on hand al low prices, Stores
ofall patterns and sizes, for paro"s, Offices, and
kitchens, and full assortment Of Fin and Sheet
Iron ware at the lowest prices. They will also
attend to
ROOFING IND SPOUTLN"G,
which they will do in the best manner and at
shorl notice. The public arc respectfully in
vted TO give them call.
GRAHAM s. SIsCO.
Midllctown, Del, May 8 tt
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TIE LATEST FASHIONS.

TVIhIIS RUTrER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Elkton
E'BAEAAR," next door TO the Post office.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared to cut and make
all minis of garments in the best and most fash
ionahlc styles. All clothes made by him war
yanted to fit. Don't forget the old Stand ia The
.D.:n0r.N lElkton, Apr Il.