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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-21
TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSiCIAES, AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

COUNTRY MEK(H ANN.
THE undersigned have in store large stock OF
i Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Oils, Paints Varnsh-
es Dye Woods Glassware, Patent Medicines, Brushes
DC. &C.. and are constantly receiving fresh supplies
from the and Eastern markets. which they
are determined to sell at small advance.
Ourarclcs all selected with great care, and war.
raned give satisfaction genuineness quality and
price.
Surgical Instruments, Trusses Abdominal supporters.
and Shoulder Braces of the most nj proved styles.
Pure Brandy, Old Rye Whisky and Wines for medical
purposes only, of the very best qualities.
Also large supply of Daguerrean stock consisting of
Plates Cases. Chemicals &C., at small advance from.
Eastern prices.
Mrs Millers Fine Cut Tobacco and choice lot OF oil
Havana Seyars Bird Cages, Seeds and Fountains.
Merchants and dealers will please call aud examine
stock when in the city, aud all orders will be attend.
ed to i'm eiiatcly aud carefully packed.
ALLEN C. H.LIocK HALI.OCK e. STODnARD,
w. II. T. SroppA.D,l Wholesale Druggists,
Oct.Ju Main street. near the river.
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: MOTHEKED FIRES LONG PENT UP!
TERRIFIC EXPLOSIONS!
Tremendous Volcanic FruptiOn!!!
a man s'Seared with Hot Iron"
LII THE SEE1,HIN I. Vail


a man ..Scared "a with Hot Iron"
III THE 8 EETHIN G La All!
GONE three years ago we took into our employment
y and condderre,a man by the name of Mclean. So
well pleased with his devotion to business and
the interest he displayed in pecuniary affairs that in
the course of few months we took him into limited
partnership for Thus, by large pecunary GAIN
and the introduction of his name into the commercial
community, he was warmed into social and public being
and vitality by and through aid and influence -
viper like, he stung the hands that him
Having learned the immense popularity of that wonder
THE MEX, CAN MUSTANG IMMINENT!
And having genius enough TO originate, inteec
ton aud original and independent of others for exis
tencelAe ali parasites, he determined To cling to the
skirts and draw vitality, sustenance and support from
Others. He made mixture of ''TAR and TURPEN-
TINE"-"flched from US a name'-mutilated our drec
tons and advertisements, aud called this abortive de-
formity "Volcanic Oil liniment." with shallow and
msy pretcxt of originality He has made desperate ef
forts induce dealers and the people to and his
worthless filthy and pernicious trash by representing it
to be similar to- and equally efcacious with original
IEXIC AN MUSTANG LrNIMENTI
But he sgnally filed in his abored decep
on and has had To Perry Davis Pain Killer
to make precarious support What say ofsuch
The has none, only the public against i'm
position, and thus for the present leave him in his
B aJsIiIs nsa Fam ss OF TRUTH
From the agony If which his 'viilainous compound
can never relieve him.
Another feeble effort has been made TO profit by the
popularity article, by man in Louisville. who put
up few gross OF preparation which he called Amcri-
can Mustang Liniment." He has, however become sat
iShcd of the he committed, and has pledged his
sacred honor" that he will never infi &c
rights, attempt to deceive and impose upon the
duy or unsuspectng confidence of The public whom
he is dependant for his living With this pied e,
have agreed to draw dark veil OF charity and forgive
ness over his past acts, and let him go in peace.
! BUT w 4 WARN THE AFFLICTED!
To b, ware OF all nposiions and biy Lniment that
has not our the wrappers and directions, and
the evidences of the eopy right secured and will
the worth of your money get relief from infer
mites, and bless the day that YOU used the
| MEXIC AN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
r The Linment Is put up in three sizes, and retails
at % cts 50 cts and ST. The large bottles contain much
niment in proportio prices aud there
fore cheapest.
| III Principal Office 30i, Broadway, New York, and
Third AMI Market streets st. Louis Mo-. and for
sale by dealers in Drugs and Medicines and country
store Keepers in all parts of the United States
| RI r For sale in Evansville by
| KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
| MILLER ~ CO,
u yi6-Iy&w and several other Druggists.
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boot & SHOE MANUFACTORy,

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HOTEL
Isl, The undersigned would respectfully in arla
A4I form the Puolie, that he has now hand ttI5
EEAy the largest and most approved STYLES Off -
scustom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Kid, Ladies' Boots Buskins Walking Shoes and SIinneys
Also for Misses, Sc-, sc. Also hand sni.ndid
stock of Leather and Findings Wholesale and re-
all low for cash. his old stand Water street door,
ABOVE PAVILION Hotel. laugl3lyJ =. DEUSNER.
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JEWEERY STORE OF
- e. ~ - So GS NN -


SECOND STREET, MAIN, IN MR.. KRoN's
NEW BUILDING, EVANSVILLE.
VIE undersigned most respectfully informs the citi-
Gems Of Evansville and vicinity that he continues
his business ut the above place. where he constantly
keep. hand splendid and full assortment of Jewel
ry Watches Clocks, &C., &C. ofthe best quality. which
will be replenshed continually by the latest and
fashionable styles and which his advantageous pur-
chsc. and liberal patronage he has received thus
far enable him TO sell very low and LEAsr rs low
any other house in the city.
Repairs Of any kind in his line will be executed in
competent manner, and at low charges.
Asking continuance of the liberal patronage bestow
ed upon him. he refers those who wan: to buy to those
WHO bought of him. and invites all 70 examine his
goods and prices. (feL2s-tf) G. GOSSEN.
UNDERGRADUATES & CRAVATS.
OUR stock is now complete in Siik Pocket Hzndker
~ chiefs, cotton and eii dyed do; plain black and
and Ladies' and Gents plain and embroidered linen
cambria handkerchief from the Importers, for sale as
mssI MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON
UMB :ELLAS AND PAR ASOLS.
A FiNE assortment of gingham and cotton Umbrellas
"A and fancy figured cotton, gingham and silk Para
soils. of new Spring styles for sale at
mh2I MORGAN. KEEN & PRESToN's.
THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE,
A FAILURE!
MOT that we IN to say the Exhibition in New York
~ failure; there very handsome things
Of all Nations exhibited there; but the expectation
through whole country and particularly in Men York
was great that many Storekeepers intended to make
fortunes In In heavy stocks Of the finest and
people dill not like to spend their money by the bushel
sai at home, and of those had to
fail, and give up business.
Our Buyer in New York. who Is ALWAYS the lock-
out for good bargains well know had,
couple weeks ago. good chance buy whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Ear reduced prices which offer now to sell as low
| never anything here before.
The articles, 100 numerous to mention, only will
10 in part viz: fine assortment of
LINENS;
DeLAIAES. plain and printed;
| PRINTS.
| JACoNErs:
SWISS MUSLINS;
| CURTAIN MUSLINS;
| KID GLOVES:
| DRESS SILKS;
SHAWLS,
| And tho largest and best assortmentof
| ENGLISH HOSIERY;
| FINE FLANNEI.S;
| BED TICKS;
| BLEACHED MUSIIHS
| ETC, ETC.
| We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock. there anything here before like
| 1t. (jan.a) VIM. LOW ENTnAl.I. & co.
L
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K EADE-MADE CLOTHING.
kSF FUKNxSHING GOODS, HATS,Ax
SIT CAPS, DC. AC., -r.- ~
w H D SALE AND RETAIL
vlmdep OrGSen

'E undersigned has just been receiving at the above
Il estaa ishmcnt, large stock OF READY MADE
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c, which be Of.
iers Tor sale to old AID customers at whole sale
retail mt the very lowest prices. They of ne best
manufacture ard made in the most fashionable syles.-
Having ben purchased such rates will enable theEB
To sell at the very lowest prices Those wanting Cloth.
ing oil any description GentemeDs Furnishing Goods
generally would find to their advantage to call at hiss
est blislmcns before purchasing elsewhere In ths&
stock will be found Overcoa Cosks Dress Frock and
Sack Coats Shirts Hats Caps, &C., &c. which
cheap.
lie has also on hand large assortment OF
CENH0 q NN - SSo
Comprising all OBITUARY varieties which he sses
at reduced prices
III Call and examine these Goods, they are worthr
OF attention. dec3Ol S. KAHN.
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CABINET WARE HOUSE.
fsD,SaRT FERGUS.

CABINET WARE HOUSE.
ROBERT FERGUS.
<zzu7 IHAvE on hand large supply of every -
49, variety of Cabinet Ware, of the best VI
III orkmanship and material, on Main be- ~
Es<E3 tween Third and Fourth streets.
Lu nreer Yard...
1 have also on hand. large supply OF Pine Lumbe
seasoned. Also, 75 900 feet dressed Flooring.
COffins...
large supply ofall kinds and sizes on hand All the
above articles will sell the most reasonable terms
Dwelling house next the shop. lJy2s6mI
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IRA / l. IL GA LIN f .
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49, Eyssy-Ssa -kszfeA

Cincinnati.
The Roads on i, Route are laid heavy
Rail
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
First TrainIghtning Express leaves Cincinnati Mt
York, Hsson Niagara Falls, Buraio lunkirk. CieSe-
land. cre'ine. Pittsburgh, philadclpha, Iiain'ore,
Washington CITY, Wheeling. GAINESVILLE. &C. Stopping
bctwcca Cincinnati and Cleveland at Iovriand, Nor
row, X-nid, London, Columbus, Delawarc, Car e
ton. Gallon, Crcsine. Shelby New London abd Gaiio
only.
second INSTRUMENTATION Express leaves Gin.
cinnat ST. scock Passengers b, ihi. rain con.
meet 10 Clev -and s'cci at ycaI. aud resume at .:
II =. to l,unkirk. Bafaln, Now York and Boston).
Zancsvc Wheeling. " Arlington, Washin-;or. CIcic-
VILE. Lebanon. &c. This train stops 81 AL .tatioBs
Ci cnnati Cleveland, and h-twc'n Cincin
rati and wa.hinytna Except Flag slai ons-ssoppaS
,nly on pro; er signal " u, tee TO Conductor.
1hird rrain-Lca, Cincrnati at 3 L. o'clock r. IN
Pas.cngefs hy tn Irain To Iiilsboro, Chilli
ccthe, Washington. Wilmngton- Lebanon, &c. This
train stops at all way static between Cincinnati and
iiiils,o,o'. and between Cincinnati and asiingon
Except sranch Hill and Iinwoud Ut Turnpkc)-sop
ping on proper signalor notice to Cohductr.
'urth irIin--Evening Express. leaves srcTsaaer -
5ocock D. Pass by this train connect t. New
Yori, Boston, Niagara Falls. Btfalo, punkirk Cleve.
land Lebanon. &c. his train stops at all stations
between Cincinnati and Cleveland except Flag stations
stopping only on proper signal or notice to Conductor
N7sprngfed Passengers by l.. NJ. Railroad will take
Q a. IN. and , p M trans
From Cincinnati to New York SIC 90
From Cincin, att to Boston -....--.... Is 50
An additional charge of fifty cts via Niagara Fails.
road 10 co
Crcs,li"e and pit.sbnrgh pm. ....-....... Is 90
From Cincinnati to Pittsburgh via Crestline.... 10
Front Far Observation-Disclosures. 5
From Cincinnati to Baltimore via W hcelng... II o.
From Cj, cipna To Washington via Whe ling. Is g5
From Cincinnati to pbiladeIpha via hecine.. IS o.
From Cincinnati TO Wheeling ................. Is
From Cinci,u,t In cleveland 90
From Cincinnati to Columbus &C.,. ) 60
From Cincinnati 10 ZauesyiIIc 70
From Cincinnati TO Springfield .............. 2 10
From Cincinnati to Morrow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
From Cincinnati to Wilmington ......... 60
From Cincinnati to Washington .............. 9 %
From Cincinnati 10 CircIeyilIe ; 50
From Cincinnati t. Loveland. ..........-.. %
From Cincinnati To Marlborough ............. IS
From Cincinnati To G. hillicothe ...-........ } ~
T'For all information and Through Tickets, apply at
the Office south of Broadway anu Front sts,
or at the Depot, Cincinnati.
w. A. LATHAM, Ticket Agent.
mbl6 p. w. STRADER General Agent.
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GAeIDaNEss's
MAGIC WOUND HEALERi

MAGE WOUND HEALER!
This Is decidedly the greatest Remedy Tor the cure OF
Fresh Cats and Bruises. tha, has ever
bccn before the Public.
It will cure Fresh Cuts.
Ii will cure Flesh Bruises.
Ii will euro Fresh Sprains.
1t will euro sure Nipples.
Ii will cure Chapped Hands.
Ii will cure ihfimed Eyes.
Aud al ENterisl Injuries.
pc Nd TH7 FOLLOWIEG
FNESTiNONY. AZ regard. the magical influence that
l. GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER exerts
over Fresh Cuts:
LETTER FROM ILLINOIS.
Fancy FARM. Franklin Co., HIT
August ljih 1913. !
Mr.. GARDINER
Sir: have had your Magic Wound Healer in my
family the last year, aud have used il in several cases.
will mention two Of them in particular: Last
winter was chopping; and my struck limb and
glanced and struck ankle, which il cut very bad.
used nothing else II but your Magic Wound Heal ~,
and il we'll in about two weeks Our little child,
which is about eighteen months old. had very bad
breaking out an its headm wife put nothing else on 10
but your Magic Wound Healer. and il cured IL in few
days. have also used il horses, and IL gives gen
eral satisfaction. Respectfully, yours
GEUBG 4 x. MAXWELL.
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Extract of a letter from r. Thorn, Sheriff OF
LosaHe County, M.
Professor o. J. WooD-
Dear Sir: Yours of June 21st. accompanied by bouie
ofyour Hair Restorative. was received. very soon
thereafter using and il has entirely restor
my hair its natvra youthful color. There IS cen
siderable inquiry for the article, &c. ,..
Very respectfully yours, X. ThohN.
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RAsrx. MrcH.. August 9, 1853

fects. SARAH j. BhONN.
Tho following certificates speak for themselves as the
gentlemen whose signatures attached are known TO
thousands:
ST. touIs, September 90, 1853.
DIR. O. J. Wood-Sr: have used nearly two bottles
Of your Hair Restorative and have found its effects very
satisfactory. IL has entirely destroyed all dandru from
my head and my It's original color which
had become quite gray WIN. TRU ESDAIL.
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i.)ic0.
On the 2Gth inst; Miss MARY BASS, daugh
ter of Dr.. Robert Bass, deod., of Philadel
phia, in the 10Th year of her age.
Delaware College.

DELTA PHI HALL, Feb. 10Th 81.
At "a meeting of the Dclta Phi Literary So
c;cty of Delaware College, the following reso-
lutons were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, mysterious Proyidence-who do
eth every thing to the glory and honor of his
own name, hath seen fit to sever the sacred
link that Joined us to our beloved friend and
brother THOMAS MCkiRACHAN, we the mem
bers of the Delta Phi Literary Society Of Del
aware College, would express our grief and
sympathy in the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, That in this dispensation OF
providence we feel an irreparable loss, for
which nothing can compensate save the glad
denng thought that she lives in mansions not
made with hands, eternal in the heavens"
RESOLVED, That though grief hangs heavy
on our hearts---though our thoughts are dr.-
ped in sorrow--yet we feel melancholy
pleasure in psyie,ying his life of virtue and
misunderstanding upon the many cndear-
ments which the daily intercourse Of intimacy
lavshed upon us.
RESOLVED, That in this affection, Delaware
College has lost one of her brightest sons, sci
| ence her nOblest devotee, our Society an hon
orabie, efficient and beloved member. 49,
RESOLVED, That we do deeply sympathizc
with his paren and relations in their heavy
affiction, and that to his acqraintances whose
unbounded esteem and "dmila ion lie had
gained, VIC would with generous hearts eX.
tend the hand of sympathy.
| RESOLVED, That in respect to the memory
of our departed brother, we do go into mourn
ing, wearing Grape for the space of thirty
days.
RESOLVED, That a copy Of this imperfect
expression of our regard be presented to the
friends of the lamented deceased; and that
they also be published in the Christian Adj
vocate and Journal, American Republican,
Cecil Wing and Delaware .Rcrublican.
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Obc 4flarkrts.

ELKroS, Fob. l7th.-Flour 5000; wheat
81 so corr. 50 % cts; cats I5 cts.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Feb. 23.--Thcrc was
4 sale carly this morning of 500 bbls Howard
street Flour at 81 Is per Dbl: subsequently.
on late Change, about $500 bbls do. were scld
at the same price. Wcarc not advised of amy
transactions in City Mills. The supply is
light. Rye Flour & 80 a So GU, and Cora
Meal 81 for city and 81 a 81 A per Dbl. for
city manufacture.
GRAIN AND SEBps.--Only moderate sup
ply of Wheat on change to day. About l =
800 bushels offered and partly sold at l 50 il
81 SO for rcd to SO 81 90 per bushcl for
white. Corn tirncr and slightly advanced.
About 50. $50 bushels offered, and partly sold
at SO a IS cents for white to 50 cents per
bushd for yellow. Rye and Oats no sales.
Cloycrsccd 81 n Sc so; Haxsccl 81 81, and
Timothy 50 per bushcl.
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County Correspondence.
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wh'gl
letter from Near Cherry Hill
NEAR CHERRY HILL, Feb. %, 81

NEAR NuERRY HILL, req. x, of.
Sno'r Us Mud-Snoar- bolling-LOss by Burn
,ae Of Hurlan's Faetoru-SmsH Por--DIui
| FWtWc-Breaking the Roads, &c.
DEAR RICKETTS, You are aware that we
have row Of Hills through this section: Cher.
ry Hill, Poplar Hill, Fair Hill, Brick Hill &c.
and now all our hills and hollows too are more
heavily laden with SHOW than they have been
since 1881. Well, for one, | was glad to sec
it. In the first place the wheat needs 10 be
covered awhile, and in the second, I was tired
looking at the mud; it is all covered. and
whether we gain or lose in the end it's all
covered now.
After all there is some chcerfulncSs connect
ed with the falling of SNOW, especially when
the prospect is good for Sl'ishing which how
baiiing. \ better time for the Youngsters to
wash each others faces in SNOW have st dom
seen, and seldom if ever have seen them en-.
JOY themselves nic:c at it. VIII. go il while
J-oil arc Young.
The loss of MS Harlan. on account Of iIcI
Factory being burn! is supposed to he noa:
in machinery and stock is probably near the
same amount, and 10 insurance. on either
mill, machinery or stock. The fire was COM
mun:ca'td from The stove pipe in the upper
story.
There is one case Of small pox atScotts
Mills on Big Elk, :nl those living in that vi
entity had better wake up and have the chill
;..:tn vaccina.cl, and adultstoo, who have not
been vaccinat,d recently, as Some think ii will
run out in given time. Dc this as it may it
will do no harm and may do some good to
have ii done once again. If the dHtrinc he
true that the human system is continually
undergoing change by the formation ornow,
blood, new bone anI Now flesh, while he cid
is passing away, the above ida of repeated
vaccination is entitled TO some consideration
at least.
The snow is from to 8 #. dccpin the road
in many places, (Which renders teaming i'm
possibly and it will average in depth from Is
inches to- feet. The Chestnut Level mail on
Monday got storm s!ail at Fair Hill and re-
manned their till the next afternoon, when it
turned and MAJ for Elkton.
A party Of some 10 Or so mcn have been.
out with a sled, six mules, shovcls, &c, break
ing the road from Park Mills, westward; if
they keep on to to the Fair Hill road and
thence to Elkton, they may reach there by
Saturday if favored with rain ora hot sun.
LITTLE ELK.
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Building Hardware,
To StGrN Exclusively.

FB1HE Largest Establishment in tEcT s.
IL WIN. NJ MCCLURE & BRO, M: os7
uarhct ". aJovs ia, PlIILADrLrI1A. Manu-.
iacinrrrs' Depot Tor Locks OF all kinIs, War
rahtrd quality, Pat. SlIpcrcI Glass Knobs, &r. ;.
Premium Porcelain Knobs, over 100 patterns;
Slvrr-pla'cd Hinges, &C., with the most COM
pieie assortment Of all the modern pattern. in,
ms line. Builders and dealers are invited TO-
call and examine our stock. illustrated Gaia
l"gn"s, sent by Mail, if desired.
nor .9IR REGISTERS d FE.VVIL.7T0RS.
nj Factory prices. C~y-Pcrsons at n distance
VII" wish /" "rier Goods, and desire an est
nla'r or particular description, can write 10 Nc
oLrtE Bno., and all information as TO Goods
an prices W III b, given by return Of mail
All o'drrs put up under the immediate suner-
vision Of the firm
G~y-Cal aud see us rCcb o5c,o
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GVANOi GIANO!!

7NIIE subscribers have now in store their
l. full supplies of Guano for Spring appli-
cation and will be pleased to furnish the fol.
loving variety in quantities to suit:
PERUVIAN GUANO-Of the first quality
imported by the Government, at trifing
advance above their rates. Peruvian guiana
Of second quality at Il low price. This only
differs from the discriminating imbibed slight
degree of moisture on the voyage ofimporta-
ton and is now in fine condition for sowing.
AFRICAN GUANO-J ust imported in the
Barque Martha Ann, handsomely put up in
white cotton bags, very dry and rich in am
monia and phosphates..
MEXICAN GUANO-Imported in Barquo
Hazard, well secured in good barrels, very
rich in prosphates and therefore well adapted
for mixing with Peruvian.
They guarantee the purity of all gnano pas
sing through their hands and being the Oldest
house engaged in the trade, possess every
f,clity for furnishing this article at the lowest
possible rate. Address
W. WIIITELOCK 4 co,
Corner Of Gay and High Sts.,
Feb. Is. Baltimore.
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GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS.

We find in the Baltimore Sun, among the
appointments the Governor, the following for
Cecil county:
CoRoNERs-John A. THOMPSON John +,
Brown, Edward Glackcn. NoTARlEs-Goo.
II. Joyce, Elkton: Andrew Orr, Port Deposit.
INSPECTORS OF LuMBER-Andrew Wier, Per-
rvville; Fredus Aldridge. Elkton: Thomas
Kelly, Ieckart Town: Anthony Wharton,
North East: John Moore. Joseph II Cameron,
Grecnbury II. Linton, Washington Price, W..
Gather, Jacob F. Jennings, Thos. NJ. Sturgeon,
VIM. r. Davidson, Robert Stephenson, Jas.
P. Burlin, Henry Smithson. John II. Michael,
VIM. Orr, Philip Hopkins, John W. McCul-
Tough, Port Deposit. and VIM. Lindsey, Chcs-
apeakc City. WooD CoRDERs-Francis Lin
ton, Pcrlyvilie and Principle: VIM. Grant,
Charleston; Sol Wooden, North East: Fergus
c.. Hutton, Frcnchtown. INSPECTORS OF
Sailed FIsH-Thos. Reed, North East; VIM
Falls. Port Deposit.
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FLUCTUATIONS IN FLoUR.-Thc Baltimore
american contains an interesting table on the
fluctuations in the Wholesale price of Flour in
the first three months of the year from l796
to the present time In March, 1876, the
price was SIS per barrel: in January 1900.
$l1 per barrel; in March, 1905, $l3; during
the war, 1s12-15, the highest price was sll;
in 1917, $l4,25 was paid; in March 1921, it
was as low as 1875: from that time to 1928,
it did not 60 above 81; in 1929, it was as high
as $3.50; the next year as low as $3.50; in
1887, Sill, 1.-THE time of the -four riots in N.
York city) in 1889, SO; in ls4l, it was
4 down to So so; in 1913, to 1897; in 1874,
81, Is: in lS45. 81; and from that time to the
4 present 1t did not 80 above SO in the months
4 named. In the early part of 1858, -four was
4 as low as SIS ,25 per barrel. -v
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NGI'Is ",

TUE undersigned Commissioners, appoint-
l. ed hy the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
t. mark and bonnd all that piece or parcel of
ilnd sitHate in Cecil county, called ..Portcr's
and 6rubb's Folly" which was co, we've to.
Johli U. Ee.'n"y by one Thomas Oliver, BY
uecd bearing date the 18th day of December,
IN the year eighteen hundred and forty five,
hcre'; give notice that they will meet on the
sad land on THURSDAY, tic Goth day ,f
March next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to execute
their commission by marking and bounding
said liscc or parcel of land.
CHARLES W. BENNY,
JOHN RIDDLE. cot Wm.)
Feb % TN COMMISSIONED