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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-07

WING VIcroRY IN W1LNINGroN.-
John \. AlIderdice, Esq, Editor of the
Delaware State Journal was elected
Mayor Of Wilmington at the municipal
election on Tuesday, by a majority of
93votes. The wings also elected their
Treasurer and Alderman, and majority
OF the city Council.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-07

ana storm, anu darkness, yc are wundrous
strong,
Yet lovely in your strength, Jas is the Light
OF a dark eye in woman -
That is a terrible loneliness in a woman.s
eye, which well compares to night. and storm,
and darkness--if as lovely. perhaps as much to
be feared as "thunder and lightning" A diff
ieren' eye from such Mrs. Wcby pictured in
the following verse:
81 never saw an eye So bright,
And yet so soft as hers;
ii sometimes swan in liqnil liaht,
And sometimes swain in tears;
1t seemed Il beauty set apart
For so!inesS and flr sighs"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-07

n ut is stated that the Hon. James A
Pearce has accepted the invitation to
deliver the Address at the Ohio State
Fair, in September next.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-07

Thunder Gusts and Homan's cycy.--Thunder
storms, which, if we remember. were few in
plumber last year, have been abundant enough.
thus far this season. Thursday night furnish
ed one of considerable fercencss. Looking
out into its alternate glare and gloom a line or
Two of Byron's came up
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-07
Correspondence Of TIE Cecil Wig
Letter from Row E:,nttsvitfc.
RowLANDsvILLE, May 6.

Mr.. EDlToR:-rhe temperance Of
the engineers in our neighborhood has
revived our hopes of having the con-
central railroad Capt. Sea-
burg and his assistants are now COM
pIeting the survey Of route which
crosses the Susquehanna at Conowingo
and connects with the survey along
Stony Run to the Pa. line.
This last is beginning to be rather a
popular route; fear rather more popu-
lar than we desire, for if the railroad
should bridge the Susquehanna at Con-
owinso, that village may rival Row
landsville in importance, or indeed cast
a shade over US. We have from per-
son, who says he knows, the strongest
assurance that the central route will be
adopted, and if are may not reap the adj
vantages OF the enterprise | hope our
may.
| regret that my hints have not had a
tendency to improve the road from our
town to Port Deposit. 1t certainly
never was in much worse condition. p.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-07

This head comprehends vessels, fishing
property, and such other personal property as is
not included under the preceding general clas-
sifcalons.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-07

II Busy DGr.-Tuesday next if fair day
will be busy day in EIkton. The County
Commissioners and the Orphans' Court will be
In session: they wi Il bring some people, but the
'7anaserie and circus-rhey will bring the
crowd. How the boys and negroes will march
along side the music chariot when the "show''
goes through the srrc'S-how HE .'green 'uns''
VIII cape at the rhinnccros and stare when
Drl"sbach puts his head in the lions mouth
Ginger bread and liquor will suffer some; the
country pcopIe will leave some money in town,
but the showmen will probably take more out.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-07

NEGROES IN DELAwARE.-The con-
ventlon for revising the Constitution, at
Dover, has passed the following section
ofthe new constitution, by vote of 10
yeas to s nays:
mo free negro or mulatto, not now
an lnhabItant of the State, or who shall
leave the State with intent to change
his residence, shall, after the adoption
OF this Constitution, settle in this State,
or come INTO and remain in within the
State more than ten days. All contracts
made with any free negro or mula,to,
coming into the State contrary to the
provisions of this section, shall be VOID;
and any person who shall employ such
fee negro or mulatto, or otherwise en-
courage him to remain in the State,
shall be fined in a sum not less than
twenty nor more than five hundred dol
lars.'
The Hon. Mr.. Bayard, in his speech
supporting this amendment, states that
there are $4,000 flee negroes in the
State Of Delaware, making about one.
third of the whole population,
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MARYLAND FASHIONS IN OLDEN TINES
The Centreville Times publishes a
letter written by the Hon. Thos Beking-
field Hands, in 1864, to a relation in
England, from which we make the fol-
lowing extract, as showing the fashions
of those days. The letter is dated
"Chester, in Maryland, November -,
1854" and after a reference to family
affairs, says:
Maryland is not the Maryland that it
was when | first arrived here. Letters
and science, politeness and luxury are
are abundantly seen, in our manners,
buildings, equIpage, furniture, plate,
dress, &c. In our dress we run the route,
which YOU ladies set us. My dau shters
now take seventeen yards of three
quarter mantau silk; and twenty-three
yards of satin or tabby, to make them a
robe. Whereas little more than half
of this quantity did use to serve their
late excellent mother. When the gowns
come home | find my silk cut into rags,
by liourIshlng, scolloping, pinking, and
| know not what. And when | begin
to complain-"O! my dear su!-upon
my 'cord, Papa, this as the tashion."
And Mistress Stich-away never fails to
second them. And must return to my
easy chair, and say no more.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-07

Rise IN BREADsTUFFs.-The Steam
er Asia, which arrived at New York on
Thursday, brought accounts of rise
in corn and wheat in England. Wheat
had advanced Id, flour I'D and corn Is.
This will cause some advance in this
country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-07

n;-The Marlboro Gazette one of the
papers we like best in the State has
lately put on new dress of type. and
looks fresh and bright as Spring morn
ing. We wish it abundant prosperity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK. dc.

John 8. WICKHRsHAM, MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
raAng iron fence for farms, TO-, No 81 Broadway.
Ornamental iron work and wire ratings for
private grounds parks lawns dwellings, 60 from 80
to $40 foot Iron bedseads the most complete assort
urns vases kechngs posts sprisg chairs, settees mat
10, 10 Wckershams celebrated railroad farm fences
from 60 TO 50 rod The subscriber offers the largest
stock Of ornamental iron work IN the Unted States ali OF
bis own manufacture a. exceedingly low prices sup.ro,
1nSl4y o. hsAr $40 90 - ASK m.stp.~"s JSH~ VIA
Aud 81 LANia alsaaA - - - - 4.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

SUPERINTENDENTs' OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE.
y July IS, 1853
The public respectfully informed TIM. the CRYSTAL Pa
lace day. bet the
hours of o'clock a. H. and o'clock r. NJ until fur Their
notice
Single Admissions. Observation-Disclosures. so eeuss
Children under twelve years Of age. seuts
oestop tohsSo SlU
Tickets be purchased at the to the Crystal
Palace at the music store of VIM Sail Son No. 23a
Broad Wv corner % Park place. also at Van Norden Il
Kings, rs Wall street. JOHN II. BATCHELDER
Secretary OF the S1refiatepdeuts.
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MMs rled.

On Thursday July 2S, by Father Cassidy in st james
Church Brooklyn OTro RoIsIRR to Miss KATE KARNEY,
all Of this city
Or Thursday, July %, by the Rev. Mr.. Perry B C.
SEAToS Mrs. SARAH FIsALEY widow Of the late William
Firaley
In Philadelphia Thureday July IA, by the Rev. T.
BRYANT Assistant Mini Of the Cuurch OF the Atoos
Ipsnt EDWARD PEACE to ANNA PARKER daughter OF the
lac James Coleman Eq.
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seroruIn. Cancer. Rheum-,lsln. Cont. NC.


Hyatts Life Basam Il the most certain safe speedy
s these terrible dseaseaor others flowing
from great impurty Of blood the inudeious of
curry 1t s the only medicine known to
without the The case Of Mr. Gardner as
tilted oath before his Honor Mayor Westeryelt Is with
out aralel in the history Of medicine Mr. had lost the
greater potion OF his had most rightul uccr
four riches in dameter nearly covering his face whsn he
commenced usipg the Life Basam which perfectly cured
him IA fen weeks. Rheumatism In its most agonzing at
fntEf yields to 1t Immediately and Is cured permanently
when taken directed None doubt this ait the thou
sands proofs published by the proprietor Ask for instance
MT rhyder III Gold st., Beooklyn, who cripple for
fifteen lssrs ana cured by few bottles, Hon. j. " d.
Iouler la stanton St. N " who severely
Dhahniatory rheumatism did aud live and Mr.
j. Dossy who keeps the law store corner Wall and
Rtssan ~ or hrs burton ~ Eldridge at, concerning
ter cures OF necrons ecroiua that
TO the very bone Principal depot 2G Grand st. six doors
east of the BowTy. 70 cents per bottle
H0nensnck! HobensacIs! fios,cusnck ! Hol,-
LtnsackC Correspondence received at Hobensacks worm
syrup and liver pill ONCE, this day, No 100 North
SecoI street.
Mr.. Hobensacl-You viii please send me fourtbwitb
Fix dozn of your worm syrup and liver pills capnot se
any other, tince yours has been introduced "
. JOSEPH SWALLOW. Lancaster, Pa
Mr. J. N Hohensack Dear sir-I have wrote You twice
for supply Of your hope you will md IL
without delay as cannot cell other those
composed eff castor oil. caomcl DC with respect
iJoHN l.. NAMES, Wilmington Delaware.
Friend Hobeneack-Wl thee be 80 kDu to send me- by
Adams Co.'s express two gross Of thy wYm syrup and
liver pills as the demand is st YS~asin 4 terry rapidly
Thy friend 1IrRtN tErTs. New York.
N, Hobensack Esq.My sales oGAeur worm syrup for
the last week at retail 3 Icte end 81 boxes your
liver pills Send Mt least thee Of syrup and
Ro7rRT ADAMS Townsville. Ky.
j. N. EonEssAcK, frepricter. Phiiadelphi.; q. v.
@cKkrhH Co., Lvesss ASents for the EAstern statos
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Eich's salaman safess--.onr Known
severely tested-slways faith full to their tustthe only
safes 1ade combining Rieh's aad Wider's patents
SIC Arms q AAkVIN, Uueeessors 10 Rich Coz lAe
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ST. 5ss e. ss.sS s.$ s IN
tone s.sh Of rough granite s" .oss on.
tenth 10th Of The toysry in weight from 100
aa.sty sJsss
States thsn eight hundred any month
The nS s 10 on Ss 's the %ss Of Az
n auany % s% %
s ~ for pro@py
s s
Fred will ;: s SG the oe%psspn e the
sks sSysloss e. Sssysiss granite q
please publish times send copy q each
the undersigned 4 Smis9Siils, S;C; w '' :
July % 1853 The transfer books win closed from the
@ HssT'
Are to haze them resstersd on shs
inst S. BKADFoRD, Treasurer.
GREAT gXHIBITIoN-CRYsTAL PALACE OUT.
~ dGns.The public arc respectfully informed that
1ass sSea ss's es 81 sors B s
sorts and sizes which are now ready for examination BY
s ii s sm a the g SR nc cam sS
good single ali binds work Persons wishing to
eny as cheap and as good as a. other market IL either
in this palace viii meet with attSniVS css
ers, and the best Of onmodatons Horses taken
free D'''' 'p'A rom C. ! ssDG%H ns'h''
TAMMANY SOCIETY OK COLUMBIAN ORDER
S the sh .. Of tie 5st
~ setting Of the General and punctual attendance
ISAAC V. FOWLER Grand sachem
sTrrm,s c. DvnyrA Secretary;
G,s Of Independence 7st and of the Institution the
sixty fourth.
RIO INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERS AN TGE
the Ch1e patent any using patent with
out my oris'n CONSENT will DO prosecuted ,rnso
no SEA CAPTAINS. AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN
the cause Of bumapityBoy mi sing Left his home ia
nsookya on Sunday the I'm lad sixteen
eetua forehead slight lisp Hesitation in bis speech with
left acI ct of git butto~s gray
striped eassnere pants black cloth and
on behalf bis AFFLICTED parents Office ths Broeh
Ign Morning Journal r. IT, through tLe Brook
RosToN BROWN BREAD.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
~ he numerous wishes Of 0nr friends and patrons
York and Brooklyn that we are now estSShed No. s
ak osS Tr y
EesfnJ solicit nnn pat & M have
sns sn and We to furnish With
ts5 dSsS Roa ever sa
elsewhere II whole department being under the immed
superintep0 OF the proprietor Mr. s.
who has had experience in Boston and being assisted
by those whose acquired reputation is such command
from hm TIL highest paid In the cities Of New York
or Boston We have horses and vehicles and
ments adequate TO furnish all who may favor with
their patronage with the above named article by leaving
their request at store, dropping through
Post Office they have heretofore done to
street We especially invite gentlemen and laies to try
article and they fair opportunity to
NIL the fact that is superior other kind
fer 6yspeptc people rvads. &c In this
uDmindul Of what is required of order
succeed and feel that fair trial Of hty please
and give satsfaction will be guarantee Of success
For further Information refer to the folio
hotels, who for long time past have our Boston
b, brt ad regularly day viz House. Irving
House, st Nicholas Hotel. Collamoro House. Carlton
House, Manhattan Hotel Lovejoys Hotel Clinton Hotel
United States Hotel Pearl Street House National Hotel
Taylors Hotel Dey street House.
TO mention. To hotels boarding houses and stores be
raj discount Is given. s. D. OSTR ANDER.
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gENOKTlNC Aas.

REGhIIh ON wLDNEsDAY, AUGUST Sd, AT
August Sd for all sail boats feet for purse
$50 excepting the George Clark Entrances Peter Rows
lco Vescy street. and at Abraham Barker oboken by
the proprietor n e. SMITH Point Breeze
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SALES BY AUCTION.


A UCTION N0rICE.-R w. FROST AUCTI0NEER.
store No ID Spruce street will sell this day l0s
o'clock large and extensive stock of wholesale liquor and
store, consisting of brandy wines and
dals in casks and bttles also 30 900 segars assorted
bants dry goods ready made clothing together with
bedding hair mattresses sofas tables bureaus
chairs painted SETS brocatee window curtains mirrors
paintings &c, &C.
n W. s. INGRAHAM Monday, at l0ls o'clock, in the
sarooms No 10 North William street, will b. cold
entire valuable furniture Of family giving mp housekeeping
also fan goods pictures locking glasses beds
guns, rifles, watches jewelry, table cutlery, &c.
pY sIMRON DRAPER-ON FRIDAY, AUGUST s. AT
ID l21 clock at the Merchants Exchange for
of the North Carolina Copper Company 100 tons of copper
pyres, VIA about half Of s. cent and about
half 10 in richness The will be sadly i'm
pany. 7s Beaver street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
~ Tho underlined will sell Monday, the frst day sf
August next at o'clock In the afternoon at the house OF
Daniel Welsh Bergen hundred nine lots of diff
ferent zcs suitable for fine country villas The main part
Of the above property is situated in The thriving village
Bergen, two miles from the Jersey City ferry and
datcly whore Merseles line Of omnbusts to Bergen
from and Is nels located upon high ground snd
fine prospects, of the cities or New York Broolyn and
Newark, aud the New York and Newark bays Tai pro.
rerty ADVANTAGES wishing to hsvs
country residence and 1T the tss being able to GET
New York in twenty minutes omt illus running every
fifteen minutes during day and vsnng Fine schools and
churches in the ne,ghborhood TerGs-l0 cent and
nnconesrs fees day Of sale 10 cent In thirty days
and 10 cont within ninety days balance bond sni
morgsfc For particulars sppy tn either Of the suhser
bers or David Scott, Au,toneer. Jersey city.
e esRSET ssHh ~: Commissioners.
JACOB NEWARK.
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Hn,r live and Understandings Manufoc-

tory these articles removed to No 23
po.to the Park where he has the best datons
the world for the peaon of his famous Hair bye
the sale is newly invented and toupeeJ Nine pr
v1te rooms all on one floor.
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LlNGbhS lnament IL certain to IL Is used,
This oonsoing and beautiful remedy & sold Ia bottles from
shlings to ehngs each The large size are much the
ohsspest for general family 81 each 50 per dozen The
doctor has recently put before The public his strong lima
bruises strains hard wciiovs upon tho horse and ri
him daily. 81 each; 476 Broadway.
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THE MEMBkRs AND FRIENDS OF COLUMBIAN
Hose Company No requested to meet at the Hose
house this afternoon at O'Clock in citizens dress for
the purpose Of escong the Neptune hose carriage Of Pha
dslpbia 10 the Crystal Palace
JOHN LYNES, Foreman.
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by BOARD mas ntcome QuIte STRONG AN

Ny Beard has Become Quite Strong and
thick since commenced using onguent three weeks
Wilson Trenton, N. In six weeks my Ongusnt
VIII force the beard 10 grow without stain 20 the
BY r. e. GRAHAM So Ann street, and all druggists
Tru.ses, sho alder Braces, Elastic Stockings,
for enlarged vein, of the legs elastic caps spinal
braces ladies' belts and supporters ub foot knock Knee
and bow leg with assortment OK ehidrons
traaes, at IL Ann street near Broadway.
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Writing, Arithmctle, and Bookkeeping SFs
1haeoughly and sNeiently taught BY =. 7. FODTkk 81
vhsrc gentlemen with business nay
Mi nasteriy 1newlsdgs Of double entry the skor
|space Of one week. Open day and evening.
DsAsncc Dalamander Safes.-GayIorss Pa
n Patrick 10 the sole 4. the
Cntsd states Of e above celebrated Safes and r. O. COT
lmpenetrnhe Defiance Locks the best sAss and locks
combined In che world Depot No. 1872 Pearl street. one
leor below Maiden lane. formerly No. 50 John street.
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GAS FIXTURES.

CTEAM AND GAS TUBES.-ONE THOUSAND LAP
- welded English boiler tuy to inches: 2DpD feet
English gas tubing for sale by EDWARD II. JACoT Is
Gold street.
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LOSg AND FOUND.


a BROWN CANE, WITH A WHITE IVORY Han.
n die and silver lining ndcrneath ef. the 2sth inst
during dinner the floor hall of the st Nicholas
Hotel has heen taken either by mistake with Of
appropriation III retnred reward of five dollars will be
paid at the eicc OF the St Nicholas Hotel and ques
ITEMS asked.
ECUND.-A LOT OF COUPON BONDS NOTES AND
IL checks The have the same, by appyin to
L. HORTON, 50 Beaver street
POUND ON BARREN ISLAND, L l., SUPPOSED TO
have there light hay horse about sixteen hands
high long tail and white c.ioeks hind feet for which
IA wanted Apply TO June Clancy Barren Island
4. +. FIRTH Sleeps mead Bay
the applying to j. WILKES, New brighton, s. L.
proving property ind paving charges.
CST-IN GOING FROM NO. 4 HANOVER STREET
IL to Metropolitan Bank, or in Bank of New York,
will be literally rewarded by leaving the same a. the oce
CT + WblTE No Hanover street, up stairs.
T osT-sl RRwARp-A BUNCH OF KEYS, IN THE vi.
IL entity OF Wall street composed Of three steel KEYS
of brass The finder will receive the reward by
leaving then ut tie Office 0! ISA AC W. BRONNELL No.
William at.
T OsT.-yEsrERDAY MORNING. IN A WALL STREET
IL and Broadway stage brown parasol lined inside
Any finding the will please it to No l3
broadway, and ACCEPT the thanks of the owner.
r OST- ON THE TWENTY. FIFTH JULY A SNAIL
IL black and tan slut; to the Of Iessy
cropt Five dollars will be paid any person return
her to j. H. HIILLlE 5 Houston, corner Mulberry
street.
CTRAYED OR STsLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF
y the tuLscrihor black about ten years old
haI DIS high switch tail hind feet white to the ocks
given to who will return the to the
of the subscriber the Boston roAd between the village of
on that will lead to the discovery aud conviction Of The
thief HENRY BOOTH.
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nBETIsTRY.-A. 8. SMITH, LATE WITH DR. G, s.
~ Rowe) begs to inform his fen the pm blia that
he s prepared to insert artificial eth the
rr'ncipes together with ali the latest improvements and
witch for beauty and workmanship cannot be surpassed
A. s. SMITH, NO. 81 Bond street.
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CrIstadoro's Hair Mark the

Particulars in which the superiority of this preparation
ttsFirst il the hair from falling OUT second,
stimulates the vegetatye Of the roots third y
the formation dandruf fourth. IL
in parts wsivy curl to straight hair fifth, 1t pcven
graypess sixth il coniers silky usre every tress;
IL the hair flexible that IL lies fmoothy
in required drsction eighth rsvves the torpid
scalp and stimulates them to reproduction
Made and sold by CRISTADoRO, No. Astor Gouso.
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+ MORTALITY, tUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
81 day at 10 o'clock at l3 Chatham street large
sormsn q fursiture from families e ayng the city,
h ting of maple md other chairs tables feather
beds mattresses sofae mirrors, crochery. gassw &c
Also. and largo assortment of various oher
goods Sale positive.
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speculative tonic dsretio anti aysg.pt and invso,s.ins
Or travelling southern andW
strstsd q hS:e Of the stomach
extrasrdpsry popularity Of Wolfe's Aromatic Sshei
dam and the universal preference Ia securing
above other kind Of Holland gin proves that E
10 flavor and fragrance Is entire
y free from those pernicous which
m7rsgnate the very best gin heretofore manufactured No
other liquor distilled from grain completely exempt
aat fusl oil which deranges the nervous system
m9rbd excess OF the Serious portion Of the blood
pondent congestion Of the vessels the BRAIN
blotehes upon the countenancs Such injurious and
slightly effects follow the chemc Ally pure
and ssutary article.
never inc inclination for excessive
but tends rather to correct when already
inferior liquors. at the time that in pre-
eminent degrees all other of thoee medicinal qualities for
wbieh good Holland gin ta, been immemoriaby prescribed
by the edical profession.
Put up in quart or pint bottles
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer No " Beaver street.
For sale by ton, Clarke Co., l65 and 23 Broadway
and 10 Astor House,
j. Eilhau. 1888 Broadway
Duue Il Co, 5Sl broadway.
Eiersted Son. Prescott House. Broadway.
q J. Coddngton, New York Hotel.
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Come out of Your Holes -Hy uslng that

wonderful Cosrs extermr ator that Ia fast taking the
place Of all other paratons for the
mice aches arts ground mice moles &C. the rat,
DO pot die in their holes hot die thus
NO dags cable stencil The extermin ator sold wholesale
and retail ct f3S Broadway cbstars bedbug annator Is
death to the bugs Ply Paper also az that place
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To the Wording Mechanics of New York

bt TO be univ eralIy known that there way and
and respectable in which the wi daughter
sstero mechanic much by he labor
BY his industrious with the aid
OF snger's reWng chimes which only 500 will
diforlty in earning than chanics Tbese
mnshines and their work any time examined tie
Office 1913 Broadway. l. NJ. SINGER a co.
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no SEA CAPTAINS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN
the cause Of bumanityBoy mi sing Left his home ia
Brooklyn Sunday morning the 18th inst lad sixteen
Of about ave feet inch in height largo intel
mole his right the shoulder had when he
left cloth jacl with gilt buttors gray
striped cashmere pants black cloth cap pegeed
Any Indignation him will be gratefully received
behalf Of his afflicted parents the Office Of the Brook
Ign orripg Journal r. IT, through tLe Brook
lyn Post Office.
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RIO INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERS AN TfTE
only person authorized to grant licenses for the OF
the Chafte patent and using that With
out my sFitton CONSENT, will be prosecuted
WILLIAM JUDSON