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ftE GAS FITTING,
HON g LEW Is.

HA GAS FITTINGS.
THOMA LIE WIS,
Practical Gas Filter, Tenth street,
Betsoeess Pesasylvasia avensse and ~ street,
few doors above McGuire's Auction Store.
uyHE subscriber invites the attention of
A his friends and the public TO his establishment
where he is prepared 70 ft up with Gas Pipe and
Fixtures Stores, Dwellings, Public Buildings, DC, in
a neat and substantial manner.
An who favor me with their custom, may depend
upon having their work well done and on reasonable
terms, as am determined, by strict attention 70
business TO perform my contracts in such manner
as to merit the appreciation Of my patrons:
THOMAS LEWIS.
gy-All orders promptly and personally attended
IN Jan 26-lm
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HUNTS LINIMENT.

For the speedy cure Of RHKuxArIsx, DBrAsr
OF THE SPINE, WEAKNESS IN THE BACK or
SIDE, PARALYsIs OF THE IiMBs, SPRAINs,
WEAK ANKLES, BRUISES, DO, dc
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DRIGGS, HALL d CO., Engineers and
II General Machinists, corner of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west. Washington, District Of Co
lumbia nov 18--ly
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SPECIAL FERRY NOTICE.

And by all Druggists everywhere.
dec 1S-eo6m
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e5 900 WANTED.
n NY PERSON HAVING THE ABOVE

IN amount TO loan, on the most unexceptionable
real-estate security will hear Of customer by ad-
dressing, with real name, Box 184, Washington City
Post Office $50 nov 25-dtf
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$50, 600 w !, S.ins GO. goods ss' sas
scIber, having on hand much larger amount OF
goods than is usual at this season. Twill oher his en-
tire stock at prime cost for cash only without the re-
seryation of single article commencing the goth
instant and continuing until the goth February.
The stock will be found very complete, having
been purchased mostly for cash at the late peremptory
sales in Philadelphia and New York, and offers rare
inducements TO cash buyers.
r. w. CARTER,
Between Seventh and Eighth streets,
ian 20-eod2w Opposite Centre Market
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THE UNION ACADEMY,
Corner Of fourteenth street and NeW York Avs'sue.
a FEW more pupils can be received to
"A make up the LIMITED NUMBER.
eH- Application must be made soon. The discip-
line, instruction and means Of illustration are such
as to INSURE satisfactory progress in those pupils
who are punctual, regular and obedent
Circulars at the Book stores.
RICHARDS,
dec 30--8m Principal.
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Price q per box or, for the convenience Of those
residing where II has not been introduced as yet II
viii be forwarded by mail, prepaid, TO any one en-,
closing 81 letter-stamps in any part OF the United
States except Oregon and California or TO these Tor
80 stamps. .
tN- liberal discount 10 dealers, and delivered In
New York city free Of expense.
nov 13--1y
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BfCNNElT'S! Is0NNETS g!

KErS. a. Ford having on hand large
lIAand well selected assortment Of SPRING
~ and SUMMER MILLINERY, is desir-
H:A 3ous Of closing her stock OF goods for the
v15E- season. Persons wishing any thing in
her line of business will do well to give her
u call as she is certain she cannot fail to
please them, both in quality and price. They
win find always ON hamda lot Of Fancy Bon
nets, Straw Bonncts, lined and trimmed, from
500. upwards. Clnldren's flats and ladys'
bats TRAINED at all prices. t" suit the times
Very tIankfaT 70 ,I,c public for the pat
ronar, they have bestowed upon her, she
wishes by her great fcsirc to please, con
FINANCE OF the same.
y. u. Persons bringing the Cash with them
will be certain not to leave her establishment
without being perfectly satisfied with their
bargains. [G7-An Apprentice wanted I'M
mehiasely. June ~, 90.
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show that their allegiance to the vital
principle Of cur constitution is greater
than their allegiance to tic officers Of
their church that the preservation Of
RELIGIOUS freedom and not the extension
Of tie Catho!:c religion is tltciraim, then
we will vote .or thea as chccrfully as
amy other men. And when any other
church, whether Catholic or Protestant,
Mahomcdan, Pagan, jew, or Christian
shall attempt 20 foist the cost Of dis
seminating It's peculiar tcnets upon the
state, and thus render the government
the Teacher Of Scctarianism, whether
Of one or Il dozen different schools, then
we shall as bitterly "rcSist" It's "ag@res-
sire po'icy," tho in other respects it be
dear to us as ouF own right eye.
Nor arc these the only instances of
Catholic aggression and mcdAling. 70
such Il PASS have things cone, that
Senator Of tie United States dare not
rise in his place, to secure if possible the
decent burial of Americans abroad, w.t.
out being denounced by an inpudsri!
foreign prclate. Witness, too, the high
haudcd inpudcacc of this forciga. prelatc
in regard to Tie church property law Of
New York, and then say whether the
American party is not light in its Gre
sistancc to the aggressive policy" of this
foreign hierarchy, who. are thus contin-
ually intrudiug themselves upon the
political affairs Of cur country.
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THE I.IICTIO

On Wednesday next the 7th of November.
an Election will be held in this County at
which ca ndidatcs for the various Offices, nam
ed by the Sheriff in his Election Notice found
on the first page, will be voted for The fol-
lowing are the Judges Of Election for the sew
eral Districts
1st. District--Samucl Hays, jeremiah c.
Price John w. Morgan.
2nd Dist. Richard RI. Bryan, George l..
Flintham, David NJ Taylor.
3Id Dist. Andrew Mclntlc, William j..
Grant, William p. Strickland.
18th Dist. William r. Walburton, John
Matt news, Alexander Hill.
9Th Dist. Samuel Ford, David p. Cameron
John Mauldn.
9Th Dist. Barclay Reynolds, Isaac L. Van
arsdalc, Thomas J. Gillespie.
It'll Dist Jefferson Ramsay, jacob Tome,
Robert Montgomery.
9Th Dist. AbSalom Roman, Oliver p. Kill
lmgsworth Edwin L. Ewing.
The first named in each District is the chief
81 Pref ling Judge, and it is they WHO meet at
Elkton on the second day after the election
friday TO make out tic returns.
The polls open at 9 O'Clock in the morning
and close al O'Clock in Tie evening
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TIE WARWICK RIoT.-Wc have from a
correspondent al Warwick an account Of the
attack by a.party of Irish on Mr.. Jump $
store. The letter states that no blame is at
tachcd to Mr.. j., and that tire story of five
!rishmcn being killed is fabulous. An Irish
man, who had been about the village in a
bcastTy state ofintoXicatiom the day OF the
riot was found dead the next morning, but
had no marks on him. We will print the
letter next week.
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Che Alorstts.

ELKToN MArEET.-Thc produce named
below, when Of good quality, brought the
toiu"lnS prices here yesterday: W heat,
white 81 20. red SIS Corn, old SSrts, new GU
cts; Oats IS cts: Mercer Potatoes - cts.
W-MMIxGroS. Oct. 25.--Wc quote to-day
from wagons at the mills and in Front Street,
Wheat 2uUc: Corn g2c; Oats 3Sc, Flour irohi
wagons IS g.. Il S -. Potatoes Az Il 81 cents
per bush .-ShaicSm0n.
BALTIMORE. n ov. 2..-Flour $500 to co;
Whrat-whitc good to prime 50 10 to- -;
red. good to prime, 81 80 = GS; Corn-y"l-
low, IS 50, white 81 II 90; Oats-31 IL;
Ryr-S1 OS u 20. Cloversccd.-S7 % Il
so; Timothy So 80 3 81.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2j--Fl' ur 1913 to
$50; Whcat-rd, Sl.9O to ]. %; white 81 50
TO ZIG; Corn % to SO cts Oats ~ cts.
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1tlarrir0.

On the Both ult., by the Rev. Jos. Aspril,
JoHS. p PRocroR to SARAH CovEY, both of
this county.
BY Rev. Robert J.. Gnhsborough, in
Trinity Church on the 30th ult.. JosrrI
NElSEI; and MARTHA W, daughter of Mr..
Nm. Arms strong, ot W illnington. Del.
On Sunday, the 18th ult., by Rev. James
Flannely, ABRAM C. SCoTr to ELIZA JANE
McDANlEL, both of Cecil county.
On Tuesday, the 30th ult.. by Rev. Jane s
Flanncry, JONI W. DRApER to MARGARET G.
MILBuRN. both ot Cecil county.
On the 18th uIt' by Rev. W. C. Robinson,
Mr.. TIGuMAN G. Cox, OF Cccii' Co.. Nd. to
Miss MARTHA ANN DYorT, of New Castle
county, Del.
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FREEG{4TING.
TO AND FROM B.4LTIHO r

TO And FROM BALTIMORE.
Y7ffH new, tight and substantial M
l. fast sailing Schooner JAS. faEE- hi g
HART, capt. LamboH g. Ford, Will mn
run regularly from the wharf ~ h
Elk Landing, leaving on Tuesday of every
week at II O'Clock NJ.
frcightcrs may rely upon having their
business attended to carefully and with des-
patch, and at reasonable rates.
Apply Oh board to
LAMBERT G. FORD,
or to JOHN PARTRIDGE,
peb II If Elkton.
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Grain and Produce,

Of all kinds upon storage, or for sale on com
mission. Farmers making consignmcns of
grain to me by railroad can send it at the
vcry lowest rates Of freight and have every
facility and despatch afforded them by the
railroad agents at the stations where they
deliver their grain. There is a double rail
road track running into the warehouse which
saves the expense AMI delay Of hauling cars,
niece sssrily incrrrd when consigned to houses
more DISSENT tronl the Dcrot. Address
WIN. II. GlLPIN,
Oct, 13-lw. PhlludcI lila.
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ELkTON lie TER store,
OPPOS TIE TIE HOWARD HOUSE

OPPOS TIE TIE HOWARD HOUSE,
flames Tl&SSON cBcrs an assortment of
- Leather at the lowest PRICES for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Torocco-
smooth and grain; ditto Madras and Tampico:
French and American CALF; Wax and Buff
Uppcrs; Harness and Skiring; Birdie, fair
black: French and American Lining; Tops
and Bindings; Hips and Findings.
u5~The highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and Skins. Tmay 3 Gm =
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-11-03
TO FARMERS!

NHEELER'S PATENT RiILHAY
Horse Powers and 0veIsh0t Thr asheIs.
NOTICE is hereby given to Farmers, that
~ still continue the sale of Wheelcr's
Patent Railway Horse Powers and OvcrShot
Thrashcrs with Shakers attached, which ]
wil'wu-snnt to give satisiuction or no sale.
Also, Feed Caters, Ciorcr Huliers, and Hcod
Sams:
Persons wishing to engage Machine may
call on the subscriber living near the Magraw
Church, ur address him at Rising Sun, Cecil
county. Maryland
Mag 19U JOHN b. MICI!ENER.
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MONEY FOR EUROPE

EJART1ES wishing to send money to En-
gland, Ireland OF Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the Subscribers at North
East. in sums to suit. on the principal Banks
in any of the above places. 90.
HUGHES BROTHERS,,
Agents for Abraham Bell \ Sons,
Apr 80 If .. New York.
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JAMES Nj. BURGESS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

REAL ESTATE AGENT, -
NTfIOSE advertisement. is in anotl or
w column GfthS paper. has on hand at
this time and for sale ~ FARMS; several Of
Them from three to i've miles lrQni Port De
Yost.
Ang. 25--tf...
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CE49AHAS AED MkXTKLXAG:

A ND general assortment of FANCY
-ADRESS GOODS, comprising DRrss SILKS
best makes OF BLACK SILKS, FRENGn EN-
BioipERiFs. RlnRoNs, MANrILLA VELvErs,
ShAwS, SEARS and GLoyEs.
" Particular attention given to orders for
Ci";'NS aA@ MantilIaS. J select stock always
on hand, and for sale at lowest cash prices.
MRS. +. GRIFFITH,
NO. sS3, Chestnut ST., above 9Th,
Nov. s. lm puit ,prLrul,.
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1.-THE city papers Of yesterday
stated that there was no news of the
Baltic up to T. o'clock, Thursday night
She had then been out thirteen days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-11-03

rJ@The article headed "P,oscrpiion and
I,tolcroncc' appears in this paper as an adj
vcrtlscmcnt, as does also that signed "Har-
ford" in defence of John ii. Price, Esq, This
fact will not, however, prevent them from
proving Interesting to our readers, in these
DAYS OF political discussion. .s...
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no FARMERS.

TIliE undersigned respectfully announces
l. to the Farmers and Dealers in grain and
produce, that he has purchased the large and
conmodious warehouse Immediately opposite
the Phil. Will. and Bait. railroad Depot.
philadelphia, and is now prepared to reccii"
by railrud on CONSIGNMENT
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FARM FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK sit
N uatcd on the river, half o mile from the
village Of North East, containing l2O Acrss,
in Il good state of cultivation, with good build
ings thereon consisting OLA Dwelling, Ten
aht iloHsc, and Barn. which will be sold on
1sasenable terms by application to
i. l.. WOOLEY,
May q If North East, Md.
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g. s:SaT AyTl fISI
1t Cheap Corner,
MlDDLErOWN. DELAWARE.

IN SHshp WIN
MIDDLErOWN. DELAWARE
FINiIE subscriber h,s ast retnrnsi from New
l. York and rhi'ad" phil with the lars st and
han soonest assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
that was cv OF re in this m1rk"t: are has been
I ikea thu goo ar.iccs AMI .. The latest fash ON
be sc'c.'.tl and they h we ben purchased at the
lowest poss bic oes. and great pains viii be TAX
cl tina, tn Y he sold It 4 very SMSLL ,ApyANCE.-s
My motto is buy chc1p sol cheap; and do large
f,sinrssr Cloths of all cu'orsi from - cents to
81 10 per yard; Ga -mcre. black and fancy 30 cts
20 50 y per yard; Sauets. black anl fancy. l23
4, - cents per yard; Flannel red and white, g..
"a % - Gems, u large s'ortment OF .
DRESS GOOES FOR THE L.4DIES;
gnol yrrl wide m,ss'iu at 6! cts. pr yard; a
t;,r5c asSp:tm 'nt OF
RE.lDY-M4DE' CLOTHING;
IGn pair Ladies l'udrcsscl Aforroco Boots at 81 90
p"rpair; Thin sole Jenny Lind Shoes 81 90 per
pair. 80 pair wood pcgs1d Boots city made, best
riicc, cheap large tor of boSs'and misses Boots
and hoes. A complete assortment OF
HARD u IRE MD CUTLERY;
Nails 5 cents per pound, less by the kcg;
r GROCERIES, -
brown sugar G! cts. white and cts; Cnffce II!
cts Mo asses cheap; MGckcrcl and Herring by the
hhl.. sc Toge her with avery large assortment
Of all kinds Of goods usnal kept in country store
with large numb'r of her articles that are not
Kept in any othcr Store. al of which can assure
Won VIII he sod ar Il very mail advance over the
ely wholesale prices tor the Cash or Country Pro-
d Ice. All kind. of Produce boushtNt
j. A. ELIAS0NtS,
CuEAp CORNER.
Scr II. 1855 MIlllctown. Del.
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o. CAuncu NoTIcE.--Thc Rev, r. Eddy
will preach at the EniNcrSalst Church at
Chesapeake City, Sunday the 18th day Of
November at l0a O'Clock "A. NJ. and I Z. NJ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-11-03
HOUSE, D,AJ\TING

TIN7F| ~ w 7 7 ; IT.
G AMUEL w. DOWNING has taken into
~ Partnership Mr. +. Pollock, Of Phi i,adel-
phia, who is a arst rate Painter and an cx-
ccllcnt imtator of all kinds of wood and
marble. Between the two they will be able
to give full satisfaction to any who may em-
ploy them. DOWNING Il POLLOCK.
Nov. Eft.
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d|je Cecil l>)Dia, |
ELKTOz. MOVE NisEH 3, 1866!

Z DThKETS.--Wc 'rc'rcady to pint 10
Forder, tickets For any candidates for Office il.
this county, either nominated or Independent.
Our charges will he low.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-11-03

REMOVAL OF r TIE Cecil VINO" OFFICE.
Our printing Office has been removed to the
Cecil Wing building on North Street, between
the Court House and Jail. where we will be
pleased to sec our friends and subscribers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-11-03

HE tiMhHlCAN L UhEI.-- ne IOllONlHS -
the Amc,ican ticket placed before the voters
of Cecil. .Wekanl dat its friends expect it
t. be successful by ahrec majority.
For Lottery Commissioner.
MAJOR DANIEL II. McpIlAIL,
Of Baltimore City.
For Comptroller of The Treasury.
WILLIAM II, PCRNElL. -
Of u orcestcr County.
For Commissioner of Pebble Works.
BENJAMIN LANDLORD, 81. q
..-..-.s.s, OF Somerset County. --------.-'---
.'''' For Judge of the Circuit Court.
Join II. PRICE,
Or Hartford County. 3D.
..... For Congress.
.y' JAMES B. KGCAUD,
Of Kent Comfy
- For State Senate. ...
o. JAMES I. MCCULLOUGH.
For House Of Delegates.
DAVID SCOTT, (of John,
SAMUEL MILLER,
DIR. SLATER b. STUDIES.
For County Commissioners
DNvInSoN D. rEARCE,
JETllItn j. MCCULLOUGH,
JOSEPH r. THOMAS.
For Sheriff
JOHN J. r. POOLE.
For Judges of the Orphans Court.
BENJAMIN W. HARRIS,
GEN. HENRY S. Sites,
= ANDREW LYON.
For County Surveyor.
JETIlRO JOHNSON.
lsT DISTRICT.
Suprrisor.-Thonas Prettyman.
Justices of the Peace.-Thomas j..
Jones, James b. Price,
ConsiobIc$.-Charles G. Carpenter,
Charles Il. Jones.
2ND DISTRICT.
Superuisor.-Thomas Buskirk-
Justices of the Peacc.-Benjamin Da-
Wis, Alexander p. Barwick.
ConsiaJIeS.-Gcorge Fillingham, Law
renee Simmons.
9TH DISTRICT.
Superintendent Bcniamin.
Justices ofthe Pcace.--Samucl Logan,
(of Samucl,) Anthony Wharton, John
Riddle.
CoaslaWcs.-John Z. Cooper, JOSEPH
r. Mahony.
GTu DIsTEIcT.
Supervisor. Samuel Nicllc.
justices Of the Pcace.-Thos d. Clay
ton, Arad b. Newton, Abraham Taylor.
CoastoJlas.-Jo ohm 7. Egan, Town
send VI. Dawson.
7TH DISTRICT.
SupcrciSor.--Jo ohm }. Alexander.
Jaaic"s Of the Peaca.-Eli Cosgroye,
James Way, Samuel Peace.
ConStaJlaa.-Samuel w. Strickland,
William Uennison.
STU DISTRICT.
SupmriSor.-Chalklcy b. Cutler.
Ju5fices Of the Peace.-James Cum
mings, DIR. Andrew NJ. Jourdau.
CeastaRes.--J oscph kinnard, VIM,
r. Citing.
No nominations have been made in the Ord
and 4th Districts. The, tickets in these, VIC
understand will be filled mp from among the
independent candidates.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-11-03

ENEfSll SAUSAGE received every Tuesday and
L F!iday by WI ToRDEET.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09
John Van urenThe Washington Union and the Democra
I CIV Generally


Our readers already that the Washington Union
reads Prince John the Democratic party account Of the
Free Soil tendencies his sheeches The Nw York
Tribune thus buesques the affair under the head Of "okes of the
season."
John Van Buren, invites himself North and makes speech
es at Canton and Oswego. showing how may the Soft
ticket and still pretend to be Free Soier-how such vote
indoses the Pierce Administration and sort o. doesn't
may go the Squaer Sovereignty doctrine for Kansas
with mental reservation that II should lead TO the establish
of Slavery that Territory, then will repudiate the
whole thing
Johns speech gets reported without his prvy consent
and floats oft Washington where tho Union blows tup as blue
light Federalism and mpressyy reads Mr. John out OF the par
y. .
3. John responds that II Pierce &co get halfway
in New York. they may think themselves lucky that
his speech bad il good the would
admit of and that II the Administration want this Stale carried
they hose alone who do IT, and bring their
down the Atkinson gndsone until after they have finish
cd the job.
The Union shuts up; the public laughs right while John
smokers quietly in his sleeve aud comes home TO help engineer
the conversion the Barnburners the faith Douglas
and Gov. Seymour.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09
Seed Corn.

We take this oppunysoa be in seasonto remind our
agricultural friends tina, they would have the best seed CORR
improve their kind for another they not neglect
select the earliest and faresl this fall and preserve them
carefully They may be gathered by the hand from the
field the husk white and should then be traced
and hung up where the mir wcrcuaie freely oil winter and
where the and mice reach IT, In all fields
sure field nearly the whole Of which will be carly next
year gathered for seed this Nw Yorker
SonE EFrEcrs FEvrRlt appears that all not
gloom aud OF those who enough
escape the vages OF the epidemic bent upon seeking SUBJ
unary despite the ordeal which they have passed We
ceb informed that the nupas celebrated days
since between widow and wdower the husband Of the former
ceased Eve weeks previous Very iquick work shat-zmes
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gARSApARILLA.

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arlslng from excess CT Mercury. oxposurc and
imprupenco aud la life, chronic constitutional
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and the only reliable and onoctnal known
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scald Head, uicsratons OF tho Homes, letter,
Pimples ON the lace, and all scay cruplIons OF
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fhis article /. now prescribed by some Of ,ae
most distinguished phyyielans In the country.
and has proved more efficient In pfactlca Than
any preparation Of sar-ag rllla ycl onarod To the
public. several cases OF secondary Sphyils,
Mcrcurinl aud Scr0fuous diseased have entirely
recovered In The Iuoufablc wards OF our public
inst TIA tons which had Tor man, years rosisud ev-
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These coses furnish sulking exanpiesof the rnlu-
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the most lnycteralc diseases, after .hc glands
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NotcE.--Lsttcrs nom responsible Physicians
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fnWkr, Fluid Extract OF buehu, ~ por bottle
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no BR IIADoF
JOHN W. MOODY,
Brookvilie,
Ind.
Aud Of Druggists and Dealers.
All letters directed 10 tho proprietor or agent
receive Immediate attention.
janei5-iy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ISAAC 6TAUB &C0., MIL FACTORY, csrnet
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honss NO. ~ Front street between Malta AND
Walnut I
We Manufacture cob break cf, pffrcai strength
and dnrability and esae OF operation.
We place this useful eensrisspce on All sizss o.
mliis, ~ ro's" means ~ e'n'enh ecf. "ui "
10 stock fccd miil ptt n low miuutt3 work "
put In on and take u on |.I
We manufacture portable uiIls. single and
donblc scarod, fbcst quality ofFrench turr<J 70
grind wheat. corr. and siock feed calculated
for sloan. winter aud horse power. These mills
have been run by steam and horso power in
composition against the other make Of mills of
our city, al our state Fairs. and neser failed 70
10 carry on tho hrst prcniumx--on one occasion
wa awarded beauiifni silver mrdal. Der mills
also took the two nrst premiums the best mills
al two annual FAIRS Of our neehHnicz' institute.
AIsc--fortAbic saw Mills 70 be ran b. steam,
waller or horse power. THIS mill was exhibited IN
operation BY horse power. a me Ohio Stale Fair.
In is5o, when u was awarded premium and .
splendid silver medal. ..... .ft I.fI' T. 4
Also -Di1efeut kinda OF portable home power.
and steam engines. All our articfes. Cor ease Of
operation, 9mptcity, usefulness and durability,
are surpasscs ~ none aow W nee.
All our articles arc warranted AZ represented n
no sale at onr cost OF TRANSPORTATION, and the
by fall description, or testimonials Of merit
and use taIuss., We refer those Interested v our
pleasure 70 explain each sT,'s' e ~, n. ro