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ii. WINTER DAvIs:-Thc pigmY efforts Of
the Buchanitcs to assail this gentleman arc
really amusing. When will they learn to &C.
cord him the position which his giant intellect,
his stern patriotism and his great prudence
and wisdom have won for him, and cease to
make themselves ridiculous by their assaults
upon him, The ycping puppy should know
it can never initiate the Lion. From all parts
Of this and adjourning states comes The news
Of his triun,phs- triumphs of which the
greatest orators of this or any other age might
well be proud. His speech of the It'll of
August, printed in this paper some weeks
since, is every where spoken of as the great
est which has been delivered on the floor of
the house for many years. In his speech at
Baltimore on Monday night last, and also at
Bell Air on Saturday, he bricnyIrcftrrcl to his
vote on the Army Bill. lie opposed the Kan
'aS proylSo III the committee of WAYS and
Means, voted against it on the Committee of
the Whole, spoke against it in the House,
voted for the Eli merely TO bring it before
the House and to save the Government. from
the dreadful consequences Of its final rjcc-
I'D immediately upon Ito return from
'-'-iaiiltiun and hV
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Che 4flnrkcts.

ELKroN MARKET. Sept. l3.-Wheat ST .4G.
Corn 60 cents: Oats 33 cents.
WIIMINGToN ,MARkET, Sept. 10. 1885,
We quote to day in Front street. from
wagons, wheat l.50: Corn Csc Oats 40;
Flour 500: Cloversccd 50 00-Jouuol
BALTTMorE MARKET, Sept II Flour,
Howard Street, SC rs to $50 extra and
family -four $500 10 So so; Wheat 81 55 to
SCI; Corn G2 to &C cents: Oats So to So cts.
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Il. Coke CaZier.

HAS for Sale Wines Champagne, malaga,
llPort and Madcria) Old Rye whiskcy g
kinds) Gin, Braldics q kinds) N. f. Rum,
German Bittcrs, and Cigars, both domestic
and foreign. Warranted as represented.
Sept IL lS5G,--tf
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baltimore and Sus9uchanna
STE AM COMPANY.

~ days. tor llAvnr Dr. GRAcE, ronr Dr.
resir and Tlsh WATER CANAL.
.sA The STEAMBOAT
Aaiap,...- poRT%Aot RI,
Yss,r;;..,,,rys;. Capt. Jos. GNocnE-
7se-s-S GAS lea yes lowrrcud
OF West Falls Avenue, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening. at O'Clock
Returning, lrtyr% Port Deposit every Mon
day, " Wednesday and Friday ut o'clock, and
HLvrc dc G. race at ) o'clock. i. NJ.
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt. j.
W. ToMLINsoy, leaves same place every
Monday, "Wednesday AMI Friday evening at
O'Clock. Returning, leaves Port Deposit
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evening at ) clock, and llavre dc Grace at
8 clock Z. VI.
GJ-PaSSagr 80 cents.
rCJ@FrrigAts received daily at Baltimore
Il l'il } O'Clock. and AT Port Deposit until -
O'Clock; carried At low rates, and carefully
attended to.
G5~Dnplicltc receipts for Frcights will be
required in all eases.
Tie Agent ai lIavr. lie Grace will attend
to Forwarding any mel chandise consigned to
lHm; for any point ON the Pennsylvania Ca.
nas, OF Will rr-shjp trcghts intended for
ID fillmore, Philadelphia, or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent. BALTIC.
Il. ALEX TAYLOR, Agt. II. dc Grace.
.9hCDB TO Me, Port Deposit.
n5-Tho Steamboat .,JUNlATA,' Captain
TomIinson, being in complete order; can be
chartered ri any time.
N. B.-Grtin purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse Of }. Tone,
Port Deposit; who also keeps for sale,
emu Plaster, Fish and Salt.
March ~ lSJlj-tf
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REAL ESTATE SALES. Readers will observe
much valuable Real Estate for sale in o,,r
paper to day. The Rotlwcll property will be
sold on 1huSday the End of October, and not
Wednesday as enormously printed last week
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Music Lessons

IN THE PIANO FORTE } A NJ + S
" SIlDBE, from the city of st. Louis, 4
successful Teacher of ten years experience,
now permanently located in this county, bcgs
i"avc To- announce that he is willing 10 com
ply Ia Tia" "Nrrrsscd wish, and resume the
music ,nStlu Il N. For particulars, &C., APP
ply {" Il. T.. 1moM,s, ESP, AT North East, to
h. A. DAVIS, ESQ, nj Port Deposit, or T."
J ms"lf at his residence, one mile south Of
ollr"r Green. Iacgnst 30--3w'
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SPEECH or
Hon. 4. IL. Marshall.

The following extracts from the spccch O
Hon. 4. X. Norsbau ,r Ko,.ucl,y o,o ar III,
o.t ,,'; -, c,,, ~,
o''''''''' '''''' III ''ie oou'''' VIII co'h'hcho
themselves to the good sense an conservatism
of the corlntry ot thi. time Real csrcri,I1,
l,
"'' ,'' '''' ''H'' WA Vi 'o'''''''''
men from Mr.. Fillmore and its incyita bic cf-
feet on the final result.
will bi,nv STAT, to III, c,,,,i,t., .,,
reasons which will irIu,, mo tn ,iv. ,n H.,
uouiur, of fine A,,Iri,.,,, p,r,, M. ,,.o,',,,
ardent and hcnrtt,.lt s,,,,,nrt VII, ma, az
uusition is ,rrts,.,Iv cnn.;.,,,,, VIZ. -,
| am a souud old. f., SLinnnl D:,,,cr,, M
have proved my drmocrIrv her., Ly ,,,,r,
vote | have given. | have djn.re,I + know
from some Of those who liI NOT u.,. tn hr
with the party. but who have rot irto III,
ranks som, how or Other ~ ,,t h.,,
changed, | suppose. for they are j., and am
ont. And have felt Il mi, out IF trr,n.,
in thus being driven away from my ala rri,,,J,
with whom il has been nv rmstn, T., n,sn.
| ciate and in not hriur advised h,. NM, +,
| whom have been in the habit bcf,,ra com.
here, of looking to as the guide stars il, my
political heaven. before | became avon nor.
sonally acuuaintrd will, Them. Whn 60,
the Old E,ihers in the church siitiny chr,, h,.
| jpwl, in close cunl,b and CONSUMPTION viii,
men who, when was fighting the BATTLES of
Democracy. pcltcd me with every sort of
missile, fear me than il is indi,,tiy. nr thn
d,grncracy of modern d.mncr,cv rnrn,t
that am D.n,ncr,t and thnt ,s, Dn,,dnr,,
| can SUPPORT Mr. FiIlmor, with NOR. ,.,n-
SStency than any other man who could have
possibly been presented l,v the American
| party
| Mr. Fillmore has been President of the
United States, and he was elected Vice.
| President against my VOTE. and Lrsnitn nv
| most strrn,'n.,. an, n,i,i,r 49,
| Why, sir, took the stump against Mr..
lllmorc at the time he was II candidate.
was Democratic "lcctor for my district in
hrntucky at that time, and the >cycrcSt
rcbnNc, and the strongest reason urged
i2"'nS' 'iic W hig party az the time, and By
n n,',i '''' was '''a' thcf nat picked up Nr
, "'';, .''' H""7h' - c"hc''ll'c N"Ilh'fi!
,.ni,'. IN u.s. " S','''a It man '"r me ScG"'i'
snmr Ic.,ro ' vitl, , WHO ~ $a"1a''''"'u III
.rcsi,l,nf ~, III. r,,;,,1 u,,, ~; I,'';'
istration was nr smell, :. ,,,,r,o,,, ,,h tI,o
times did rive il uroot-thnt at tI,. CHASE. nr
that administration. when thr Viii, n,rty !,
| selected another as their caudidate--I do moi,
know what was done in Tennessee. in Ala
l'ama, OF amy other State OF the Union; but
know that in Kentucky the heaviest dcnuncA
non Itaprd upon the Wing party by the
i D''D''a'S' ana J among them, was because
,,'! n ,,., refused TO give the nomination to
",i ,''',.1'c' VINO io'u proved himself il
SPIKE o" his northern comm % anu Ti ;r van IN
| II a.; =" COMPROMISING II you
insr,r ,, r's r'rJ"al''sL S"o .I
friend Of III. institution. nr H., ,'"" ,','' -.
try: had planted LimsnIr firnly u,,", ,h,, cnn
sttution, resisting aboltioni>ts ON the one
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Doors and SlIOES.-An unusually large s,n,N
- of Boots and Shoes for men. women and
children. ust Received and for sale by
sept Is RFMAY
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BUCHANAN IN TIE NORTH. Since the nom
nation of Buchanan, elections have taken
place in three northern Statcs-two of which
have always heretofore been overwhelmingly
Dcmocratic-and the result is that scarcely
\ vcStige of the party is left. Iowa, Vermont
and Maine, with aggregate majorities of near
" il not quite forty thousand, have settled
the question If a question it ever was-that
buchanan canno: carry single northern
state. In Maine, especially. the most extra
ordinary efforts were used. The "disting,lsh-
ed wlig Senator's from the south went up--
MIR. Choate wrote his letter to the wings --thc
prominent and influential Wings" of the
state cspOuscd the cause of Democracy, but
all to no purpose. Sham Democracy IS dead
and buried beyond the hope of resurrection in
the north, and the leaders and spouters of
that party will please not insult the intclli-
gcnce of the people amy longer by talking of
their strength in that quarter. There is no
use in looking to sham Democracy any longer
as means of putting down Black Rcpubl.
cansln; it has had fair tria! Gifts capabty !;
it was trusted and found wanting; altogether
unequal to the task. The people will not be
deceived by its false promises again. 1t
promised to put down Black Rcpuhlicanism
IN Iowa and Black Rcpublicanism has put it
down hy thousands. 1t promised similar
things in Maine, and yet with every thing in
its favor, it has shown itself utterly power
less TO effect any good. 1t is certain we must
look to some thing else. Some other means
of bringing the people of the north to a pro-
per sense of their folly must he tried. Sham
Democracy has shown itself impotcnt for
good; powerful only for evil. In this state of
affairs what is the plain duty of the south
Is it, in the language of Mr.. Brooks, to
''march to Washington and seize the
archives and treasury Of the government 2"
It's Just duty would seem to bc--if the rant
of such d,magogucs were worth the paper
and ink they conslumc-to hang such villain
Gus traitors as Mr.. Preston S. Brooks as
high as Hannah It's duty is to show itself
national and not sectional To show, as Mary
land has done, that it rcpudatcs the agita-
tors of the peace and security of the Union.
To show that it means to crush out this per-
jurcd, plun,lc'ing crew who are now in pow
cr, and set up a Government whose modcra-
ton and prudence shall reconcile all bicker-
ing between the common people of common
Union. Then and not till then may we cx-
rcct Union loving men at the north to Coop
crate with us. Then and not till then may
we expect the men of the North TO meet with
us as brothers, not as enemies.
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New Goods, New Fall Goods +!
r.. II. M AY

II. II. MAY
LAS this week received his stock of NEW
- FALL. GOODS. to which he respectfully
soicitS the attention of purchasers.
Elkton, Sept Is, 1876
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INcECIL COUNTY, M.iErL.IND.

No Nmh' No South No East! No UcN,"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

foi LIT Goverhoi - --..-.. go,
Jack ~on ,ltm"'lN. fa SO
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- leila liAWLS-FALL STYLES Just received
~ ana Tor safe by .' Il. +. MAY
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WOoL and COTTON; a general assortment.
w just received and for sale by r. +. NAY.
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- AIIlNETTSa and Kentucky Jeans just received
~ ana Tor sale by Il +. MAY
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| MESS Trimmings of the latcs, styles; also,
l/Black Velvet Ribbon. just received and for
sale by r. + NAV
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06
a. HOUK
scOsr,x LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

rTsHERE are seatur9 CONNECTED with this mill verify
L consideration and close examination on The PsTt
those WisiinR 70 purchase a Feed Mill
Ia mechanical Etruction and adaptation 70 the pnr
DO Is designed crush snd grid lis great ca
pacity while doing immense work with extraordinary
ese Us durability amply provided for The complete
and portabeness Of the Little Giant rendering Us
greater conven~Dce plantation and farm use imposs
be II requires no mechanical aid bin Of expense 10 put
II on. any farm hand servant put up and set o
running In half time The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied to i1n borhonial-as Is Dos
usus-or over bead and the mill may be easily attached
where ST an water Is uEed The power u take, requiring
one and tgo horses The quantity and quahty OF Praueb
10 20 bushels OF gond feed mea per hour 20 ne
degree Of fneness g.ounc, ana TIE size ni'' 10 VIZ
cheapest mill all things consdered here before the on
Ec. r..,- 81.
Another thing connected with the Lite Giant, as pa
tent and worthy Of IS the CT that there mas Den no
Patent Right Specializing or huck sterhg aDou. tne
as Is usual with the thousand bunging makeshht mpe-
uens that are got 10 az trademereiy TO get money Dy
selling or pamng OF the patent right upon the credoous
then the machine abandoned by all parties IS mum
bug; the other hand the P2tentee and fropreusO e
Little Giant Mills eYing that they can-aDo determined
that they viii supp the Agcuiinrats and etocA Islses
Of our country with superior MIL are permanently en-
gaaed the business have one huncred tnousnn
dollars invested in the manuiature o. se Mus N ee
East West and SOUTH Of these establishments e" oy
ing GO men solely In this business SO highly are these
mills appreciated that thousand have heen SOLO Wltnn
The past eighteen months and tie heaviest ana the osi
nsive Manufacturers OF Agricultural inPenep "a ing
United States have eagerly sought interest in their manu-
lactur6 ana sale.
No Implement has been thoroughly tested no one
Of The kind has received and high testimonials
from NJ chanic Institutes aud Agricultural Association
and nene by Of substantial practical utility and
merit fairly ground their way INTO every Gays
use and popular favor than scotts Lite Giant Corn and
Cobb mil. Orders promptly hhed.
Liberal discount 10 dealers.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON,
oct1-u No. ~ Market ST., Nashville Tenn
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RATES OF ADVERTISTNG.

Newspaper proprietor generally, and especially Of this
81 sndsr the and regulations heretofore prevailing
are called upon 10 perform labor without
aon, tanany other class Of community The gratuton
pSbcation Of charity and religious advertisement Hnd
nuncatons tributes OF respect obitusFes &C. Gc which
can only be inserted at heavy the proprietor
poses Spon them burden onorous that they feel called
spon, in sefdeenee check the shuse by making such
publications charge to some extent least upon the par
ties immediately interested In this they are bat fob
loving she example OF the In other cities mpeed by
ssnse Of its intrinsic proprey, and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united oget-
or In mutual agreement upon e 10 lowing specified terms
bssinsss advertising.
Yer each square Of ~ lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
less Of nonparei, for the lst insertion 81 90
sareach addIiionAl insertion, per square...... 30
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aRrsWoLps cnrrnE nINa

INHE scrbss being Argent Cor sale 81 the above I'm,
EoGea.
These gins have tie cha acfeF 81 nakiuF sa int rsr
anf st1r, rurnipF lighter crasnr the betief tans
eatsa trash. and hEgng boxes more aarahl.
and h arr, thar noy othe gins In tse All
otefe4 81 terms Advantages e ina EIdssfr
TIE uest ssa orf rrcrenrrs given sslahlisl
his reputaiioa, shc, ss 4l.e msnalr
srial. f uned according tks rrctans sRf 9Th s.c
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

DOCTOH HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN Bi1TERS'
PREPARED
Dr. C. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
Win e6ect,saJy cure Li~r Complaint, D!yspepsiG,
Ja,Dtlice Chronic or Nervous Dcbiitg, diseases 81
tie Kidneys, and oR diseases arising from dis
ordered Liver or Stomach.
such
Constipation,
Inward Piles Full-
of Blood to the
Head Acidity of the Stom-
ach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, disgust
for Food, Fullness or weight in the
Stomach, Sour ETuctations, sinking or
Flute ing At the Pit Of the Stomach swim
ming Of the liz ad, Hurried and difficult breath
ing Tlutierng at the Heart Choking Suliocatng
Sensations when in lying posture, DiDRess Of Vision,
Dots Of Webs o,foTe the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain
ia the Head Deficiency Of Precipitation, yell
lowness OF the Skin and Eyes Pain In the
Lside, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C. Sud-
den Pushes Of Heat Burning
in the FLESH Constant I'm
aginings of Evil and
great Depression
OF Spirits.
TIE Proprietor in calling the attention Of the public T.
b preparation, does so with feeling Of the utmost comb
fence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
It's recommended.
Is no new and untried article but one that has
the test years trial before the Amer people,
and its reputation and sale unryaed by similar
preparaons extant The testimony in its favor given by
the most prominent and we'll known Physicians and indi
vdua ia all parts OF the country, is immense The follow
ing your State, respectfully submitted referring
Receipt book for Famer and Families be Ia gyatis Of
II the Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Oee and Mandatory, 1870 Arch street, Pha
leiplia, Pa
Testimony from Tennessee.
Dr. H. Scarborough, Dover. Tenn, Aug g. 1853,
4 sold all the German Rtters you have and
the preparation continues tn do much good as IL has
tone IL will be the best medicine sold here"
SnodTass Sparta, Tenn August 90, 1883, says; 81 am
state that your German Filters has given salts
action in every in where il has been used."
d. T. Holins Hisborouth Tenn, August 90 1853
~ pleased state that the German Btters have given
general sati faction"
Dr. p Fa.o Bro, Knoxville, Tenn, 9th April, 1851,
aid: "Your Btters ale selling very Fast and every
person that has used it, have been able to eara
has benefited"
Nv Franklin Co.. Gallatn, Tenn December so, 1850,
cid: "The firm will want Of your Btters soon,
one Of partners thnks it is great medicine"
X. = Hardy, Bolivar, Tenn. September Is, 1882, said:
There is great demand for Bters here; please send
tnother lot soon"
iey VEGETABLE, free from all injurious in
eients always strengthen the system, and never pros
Hate il.
snid in Nashville by BERRY DEMOyILLE, II. G. SEQ.
VH., EwIH BROS, and @ W. HENDERsIIorT, and by
Dealers in Medicine and storekeepers every where.
marl0-lcawtriawly
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIEDi
THE ART OF LOVE- MAKING.
The most eNraordnary book of the Nineteenth Century
The Bliss of Marriage.
THE WAY TO TIE 4 LTAR.
MATRIMoNY MADE EASY; or, HOW To WIN LOVER
One volume Of 100 pages. 32mo. Price Que Dollar.
500 600 COPIES already sy, Issued -, Tsrissnh
!: err and ilpsirat,d in the fr,t style Of art.
Love rules tn. court, the camp, the,grove,
fJr Love il Heaven and Heaven Is Love"
SO sang the Bard; yet Thousands Inc
For lOve-ofli'e the light divine
The hearts of those they love to warn,
MghbJ,ve, n.ight die, N bliss sIpre. e,
Possessing all II which they dream.
The Rad TO wedlock would you knoSf
Delay net but TO RoNDoUT 70.
Time die = and from his gloomy wings
A shadow falls on living things;
Then seize the moments as they pass,
Ere fail the last sands through the lass;
At least the present is ur osn,
While all the future Is a. known.
happy marriage, man or maid
Can secure by RoKpour's aid.
CONTENTS:
II teaches how make ladies Gentlemen wiz the devD
It'd affections many Of the opposite their hearts
may ds.ire And The plan IS so simple yet so sapvAing
poon aud be arranged with such aud decacy
that detection is impossible
10 teaches hog 30 mase love.
u teaches every Eye 20 form beauty Of its own.
Il teach how 10 act VII, n fascinated by a lady.
II teaches no make the wrnsied face smooth
IL teaches Ou the Kind u select render home
happy
il gives advice 10 the love who haSbeen ence truly
e~pted and Is rejected attrward through he intersrence
friends
gives a remedy for unreqatei love.
IL gives you Instructions or beant lying the person.
llsw 10 have handsome face and hands.
How 10 remove tan and ireckles.
Lecture Love, Private Advice to Married Ladies
and 6entletaen
This deesedy the most iascna tng, interesting and
ally useful and practical C5uFshp, Matmony, and
the dulles and de lights Of Married Life, that has been
is,ued the American pres The arthcsa social
ten which IN many instances prevents HEARTS
and 50 ress conventeaasm the haPines and the
Of thousands q the sosng aad hopel Of buah sexes
thoroughly analysed End exposed Estry ~ho contem
plates arisge, nd Wishes Tor nlalne guide In the
kson OF partner life, should purchase Ills great text
o. OF eooBuhia fhsiy.
No one w resFes the price paid for such inyaa
sbie secret
n Of any OF The specie pay re banks the Cnsted States
Canadas received at par UOd dust can be sent on Cai
IONA.
An that neeessary fT you "a do J., write letter 10
fw woFd. POSSIBLE iBc'os ONE DLAR, and wrte th
came, nth The cst cce Couhty and state, aud drteso
Ph0fEsSoR kOkD0U Z, fu' Usher and Author.
no 81 forty-sixth 60 New ok
DEWITT DANtNPvRr, i6k Nassau al, are he wroe-
sel- Agents
1000 Agents Wanted! iani On
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CHOLEnA PREVENTTvF,.

I'hE Public are respectfully informed that LYONS 90
stl antnee selling their celebrated Cholera aud
btaTrAea HFeNsRgtVc. tfroa the edects % Hhieh
20 many iHA year rraptd euoft rref hy Ire
uaon eitie or ui.s Asperentives are aiEa7s better
man cHrrs, ge ttronsy Ftcomrud AZ nsr H. The Poor
lupaiea uhyef charge. accompanies with practlslns
Doeiors eertneste. Frssie Families parcalarly Should
have bottle q This A. zee In he houss case q snsr.
genC LYONS A CO..
mi ttCeaar sfrs.t
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INAaRANTK1 % a,and 70 PER cent usrp Gre -
w thaa ans iiergiHgh Falrs n asa. aud sna q
and nUofA t@T Rams fanfea mud -
etofeas A1o, t'41eue Slate esinfa hr1Ffa-
eruaothS ~ sefrAHtfa Eeeoa AMI cheap ang h ~
counlsv, ~ hyAAf WATSON, Ne. ~ nt1lh ffh street.
Phaaae " A -. IA Pafsnt Powder rFnof I,cEs naf
81 The e nrstoa Lpcks naFnisse Hien rsaurs4 VI Il
LLARp . snsAorh1d rpgssFe ssdxFs an naks sss, q
lae aeQ4es mrt.~lK
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800 II eWard.

(UNAwAf iro@ the SUBSCRIBER, living IN .. fEa couRiy
II On the lSth nsis hesre naatd ioM abant -
years as, abGt eri 10 inches hzh Exsha sbou sQ
Poandss very dark complexion. Hs good scrbe and
stEBs hss rfhCmas a4ey." lis well dressed
shen be mr. Ia good salt u dark coie-. and black hat
lie wears hs hair Passcds and ksesy lksly negro BE
~ pest Anag ior eiate. and hns probably Supplied
tltneh ~ FREE pspsEs. ui1 give he abovx iof
aplsshsnssoa and eonnnsHsn in Ian - So him
sgatb. W q. niGiiH.
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