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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-29

CoLoRED SUFFRAGE IN LOUISIANA. Tn
Louisiana, it appears that there is precinct
in Alexandra, known as the ten mile pre-.
cinct," controlled entirely by colony of
free negroes, who at the last election voted
unanimously for Buchanan, Fillmore getting
the vote of the only white man in the place.
The Alexandria American considers it an
outrage that these persons should be allowed
to vote, but is glad that they voted as they
did
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FATAL CUNNING ACCIDENT.-John B. Ken
del and VIM. Walker, two young men of Will
mngton, Del, were cunning on the farm of
William Pyle on the Kennel pike on Thurs
day last, when, preparatory to starting for
home, proposed to fire the loads out of their
guns. Walker raised his for tina, purpose,
when it was accidently discharged, and the
contents took effect upon the person of his
companion, causing instant death.
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FlRE.-The Easton (AId.) Gazette states
that on Tuesday night, the 18th instant. a
fire broke out in the farm yard Of Perry W.
Stewart, j., and consumed his farming inn
Elements, straw, corn.caps, top-fodder, about
forty bushels of new corn and fifty barrels Of
wheat-together with the carriage house,
corn house and stable. Mr.. Stewards loss is
about 5000.
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FARM AT PRIVATE SALE,
NOTICE.

By the Orphans
18th, 1856.
~ ported by Lctitia b. Jackson, Exccutrix
Of Caleb Jackson, deceased, be ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the goth day of January,
next provided a copy of this order be in.
serted in some newspaper published in Cecil
county, once Il week for one month before
the Goth day of December next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be $547 80. Test,
REUBEN d. LAMAR, Register.
A true copy test,
r. D. LAMAR, Register.
November %. lS56-ln
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Our Correspondent.
Correspondence of T he Cecil Wing
SHELEMIAH, Nov. 2Sth, 1856

SHELEMIAH, NOV. ZSth, 1855.
Death Of an Aged Cuizen-Fatal .4cciiehf---
Amother Deufh.
MR. EpIroR IL send you the following,
Mr.. William Riddcll died at his residence.
on "Wednesday last, in his s6th year.
Mr.. David p. Maxwell was accidentally
killed by the falling Of a tree in Samuel
Sliccr's woods, on Wednesday. He leaves
wife and three children. Mr.. Joshua
Thompson was, also, badly hurt by the same
Mr.. James Ross Cameron, eldest son Of
Mr.. William Cameron, [uf RobD was brought
home by his father yesterday, from Cincin-
natl, corpse. His funeral will take place
to-day. $3.50 J.J.
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TIE ENGLISH NAvY.-Thcrc were in COM
mission in the English Navy, or the LIST in.
slant, 2G4 vessels Of all kinds. carrying s.
O37 guns and 49, 044 men. This is reduce
ton Since the LIST of January of 81 vessels,
1,l94 guns and 1861 men. Of thos in
commission on the LIST inst, "a vessels, 425
guns and 4,2lS men had been ordered home.
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CURING HAMs.--Thc fine hams of the lower
part of Cecil, and the whole Eastern Shore have
just celebrity. Great attention is paid by the peo-
pie there to the curing of bacon. and their meth
dds are quite similar to the receipts by which the
hams were cured which took the premiums offered
by the State Agricultural Society. We publish
those receipts on our first page and as the
for hog killing is about commencing, the attention
of those Interested is called to them
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HEAVY FREsHET-RvER CLOSED RY IcE.-
CHICAGO, November ga heavy gale swept
over this city last evening, causing great dam
age. The steeple ofthe new Universalist
church was completely demolished, as well as
blown down. Several lumber yards suffered
a grent loss. The loss is about $40, 900. The
Upper Mississippi river, just above Lake
Pcpin, is closed by ice.
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SERIOUSLY INJURED. regret to learn
thata young gentleman named William Price,
resident OF Wilmington, Del, was thrown
from horse, near Harmony, in this county
on Monday the l7th inst, aud it is feared,
fatally injured-the injuries are INTERNAL
Doctors Kennard and Whaland, have been in
attendance, and doing all that human skill
can do, but they entertain but little hopes of
his recovery.-Kent (Md.) Neps.
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CAPE RAILROAD. Cape May and At
lantic Railroad project, to form better COM
munition between Philadelphia and Cape
May. is represented as awakening interest in
in its favor, and subscriptions are coming in.
About 100000 is required to build the road,
and about Sill 900 is already obtained AS
soon as $500, 900 is subscribed the work will
commence.
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The U. S. SENArE.-The National Intel
ligcncer states that since the death of Mr..
the Father" of the U. s. Senate having
entered it in 1917. The Hon. James A Pcarce
is next in order of seniority. His first term
commenced in 1913.
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CABINET Neutrality-suspicious. are rife
upon the construction of Mr.. Buchanan
Cabinet. A correspondent of the Baltimore
Patriot suggests the following as marvel.
ously proper selection -
Scc't'y of State,-Ilon. Thomas G. Pratt, Nd.
lnterior--Hon. J. Alfred Pear &c, Nd
Treasury William H. Gatchell, Nd
Navy.-Hon. Saml. Hambleton, Nd.
War Hon. John w. Crisfeld, Md.
Postmaster Gen'l-Tlon. R NJ Magraw, Nd
Attorney Gen1-- Hon. Rcvcrdy. johnson, Md.
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LOOK TO Your SrovE-PIpEs. The papers
report two or three narrow escapes from Sc
rious fires, originating by the close contact
of stove-p,pcs with the floor through which
they passed. Persons in putting up stove
should look to this important matter. Every
pipe should be carried through floor or par
tition, with a clay collar. well secured by
mortar, which costs a mere trifle and may be
the means of saving property and even life.
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PRIcEs.-At New York on Tuesday flour
declined 10 cents barrel, and wheat to 3
cents bushel; the price being Sl.52asl "a
for red and SLIGO to 81 10 for white. Pork
sold in Cincinnati on Monday at $3.50 to
S5T5
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EARLY WrNpER.-The Still Water (AIinnes-
ota) Union of the l4th instant states that two
men crossed st. Croix Lake. opposite that
town, ON the ice. OH the 9th, but tlrat boats
had been up since then and tho lake could be
uavisatcd by steamers without difficulty. %
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PATENT OFFICE REPORT. see it stated
that the Agricultural volume of the Patent
Office Report, for the current year. has just
been published We have heard complaints
that Mr.. Ricaud, our Congressman from this
district, had neglected his constituents in
Cecil by not sending them documents. The
reason is the documents we're not ready be-
fore Congress adjourned.
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Tbe Cecil l)bie.
ELKTOx. NOVEMBER %, 1856

CoNGREss.-The present Cond ess COM
mcnces its second session on Monday. As
there is no organization to be effected, it will
at once proceed to business, and being the
short, will, also. be the working session.
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CAMPAIGN SUBSCRIBERS. Quite number
ofpersons who received The Wing during the
campaign have recommo need taking it as yearly
subscrbers.-as many as dozen at single post
Office. We shall be pleased to send it to others
Will some of our friends, when it will not be too
much trouble, make an effort to get up clubs in
their vicinity. We shall, We think, be able to
make the paper worth the price.
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ELKTON and CAMBRIDGE
Mali. AND PASSENGER LINE.

NV and after the Est Of July, 1856. the
~ subscribers become the proprietors of
the ElktoH and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily, Sundays
excepted and stop on their way down the
Shores ut tie following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CHESTERTOWN,
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL,
I'D. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVtLLE,
GEO. Z. = ROADS, WYE MILLS, --
HARMONY, EASION,
IrpJEVlLL. CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, in time for passen-
gers to take the ears for either city.
Uy- They will also run daily branch line
from Middletown. Del, to connect with the
main line at Chestertown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching hiddletown
in tins for the 8 O'Clock, morning train OF
cars. JOSEPH WELLS u co.
June %, 1855. . ..-,..
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New NJ. L. CHuRCn.-Wc notice that the
Building Committee are progressing finely
with the new NJ. +. Church i'll Easton. 1t is
expected to be finished and will be ded .
Gated som etime in December. The structure
is Gothic, and when finished. will he the
handsomest church in Eastern Maryland.
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ELKTON ACADEMY

fTVIIE Trustees would announce that the
l. Fall Session of this Institution conf
Menced on the 18th ut., under the super
vision of j. 9. A. Jones, A. NJ, assisted by
Mrs. j. q. A. Jones, both experienced
Teacher. In order to place tile best educa-
tonal advantages within the reach of all,
they have considerably reduced the rates OF
tuition. They would therefore hope that the
public will give increased patronage to the
School, that it may he enabled to sustain
itself and be made a First Glass Institution Of
Learning. The branche will be such as are
taught in all our higher schools and colleges,
and pupils may obtain q thorough English
OF Classical Education without going from
home.
RATES OF TUITION
LIST Cass-Spelling, Reading, Writing,
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic and
end Ciass 81. i Grammar, Gpogra.
ply, Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Mensuration
Algebra, Geometry, Nat. Philosophy, HIS
tory and Botany, per term, $500.
3rd Class-Trigonomctr Surveying Po-
Iitical Economy, Science Of Government,
Rhetoric, History of Literature, Mythology,
Logic. Geology, Mcteorelogy, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology, Evil
dcnces of Christianity and the Latin Lam
guage. per tern', 80. 90.
any of the above named branches with
the Greek, French or German Language and
Literature, per term, $500.
EXTRAS
II SIC on Piano ore Melodeon, per
term, S. 90
Percil Drawings oraMonochromatics 500
Painting in Water Colors, 800
& Oil Colors, 500
Embroidery and Needle Work. 200
Ancxtra Charge Of so cen hts for each of the
two Winter terms to tfcfray expenses OF
fuel &c, will be made on each pupil.
Eleven weeks constitute one fern
No deduction for less than weeks loss
time. GEO. r. HOWARD, President.
p. A. ELLIS, Secretary.
September 6, le56--tf
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SUDDEN DEATH. 1t is with much regret
we announce the sudden decease of JOSHUA
7. SEAL, Esq, so long known as ono of the
leading grain merchants Of this city and
county.-Del. Ca.rtlc.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS OF THE COUNTY.-Wc
have advertised during some months for old news
papers of the county, prior to August, 1871, when
The Wing was commenced, for the purpose of
having them bound and kept where they could be
referred to by people ofthe county, wishing to soc
advertisements, &C., contained therein. We have
obtained few Elkton Couriers but no year any
thing like complete We repeat the request to
be furnished with such as persons who have them,
have no use for mentioning at the time, that
we propose to pay for all we obtain.
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TLAND SALE.-J. I. Mccullough and II. s.
Sites, Trustees have sold The real estate of Samuel
Aiken, decd, lying near Principle, in two parcels
57a acres to David Janness, for 81 293 SO; and 7Si
acres to John Cnmeron for 81 III
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1.-The PLANK RoAD.-Thc f., A. & L. Plank
Road lately took new start and is now nearly
completed to the Pa. line. The planks are down
the whole distance, welearn, except between White
Hall and Fair Hill, (about mles,) on which the
workmcn are now engaged.
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HNEw BRIDGE AT CHESAPEAKE CITY.-Car-
rinscs commenced to pass over this structure on
Thursday last 1t is well constructed bridge,
and very i'm Important improvement to that town
and its neishborhood
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JOHN COUNTESS,
Carriage Manufacturer,
m and Shipleu Streets, W'ilm,gton, Del.

III and Shipley Streets, W'lm'gton' Dcf''
1FE would respectfully inform nrzu,Y
IL the citizens of ELKTON cs5ssf 5I
and vicinity, that he is making IfSg
mp and intends Keeping large assortment
of CARRIAGES, Of the best materials and
made by the best Of Workman and intends
MS heretofore to give full satisfaction TO all
who may favor him with their custom. He
also intends to sell at the very lowest prices.
,u~Remcm1cr, 9TH and Shiplcy Streets.
September ~, lsob.--3n,.
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had handsome iron fences put up in front of their
dwellings. That at Gen'l Sites il from r. Arm.
strong & Co., of Port Deposit, who advertise in
our columns; that at Mr.. r. Towards was made
by Mr. J. lleckendorn skilful mechanic of this
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X. SHADE TREES ON TIE ACADEMY GROUNDS.
Tho Trustees Of the Academy have this week
purchased supply of fine young naples for the
Academy lot-cnough to thoroughly shade it, if
the boys allow them to stand, which they will not
do unless decisive steps are taken by the Principal
of the Institution for several years, even if that
will secure them from injury Ifthey are permit
ted to grow they will be great ornament to the
lot and. great enjoyment to the boys and girls OF
tn
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BARN BuRNT.-The barn on the farm Of
Jas. Footc, near Mccannon's meeting bouse,
in Delaware. was burnt down on Saturday
morning. with 200 bushels of wheat. Loss
81 500 or 81 900; insurance $500.
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NEW STEAMBOAT AT PORr HERMAN
Messrs f. d j. Barnaby are about laying the keel
of new steamboat at Port Herman, in this county.
1t is intended, We understand, for freight boat
for the Elk River and the neighboring waters
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THE CAsSEDAY "PEACH BLOSSOM" Farm,
one of the finest estates in the county or in the
State, is advertised by Messrs Groomc and Earle
the Trustees, to be positively sold on Wednesday
moi
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5flarric0.

: On the 18th inst, by Rev. A. G. Thomp.
son, M. D., Rev. CmAs. j. THOMPSON TO
GERTRUDE X. WHITAKER, daughter of Jos.
Whitaker, Esq, Of Mount Clare, Montgomery
county. Pa.
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= MILITARY PROMOTIONS. General Sites has
received from the Governor, Commissions for
Major F. A. Ellis, appointed Lieutenant Colonel
in place of 1t. Col. r. c. holiday, removed from
the District; and for Capt Henry Bennett appoint
cd Major in place Of A. Ellis, promoted.
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FEAT OF AN EAGLE.-One of our citizens a
few days ago saw bald eagle dart into Il marsh
and bear of in his talons living muskrat The
muskrat is fierce animal with its teeth md if
the eagle did not catch it securely by the head we
presume he ''lct il slide before he carried far
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CHANGE OF U0UR.-The morning train of
cars from Philadelphia arrive at Elkton hereafter.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. half an hour earlier than for
time past
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WILD CATS AND BEARs.-Now that the
'coons. squirrels and other lesser animals have
been pretty we'll killed off by our sporsmen, a
larger class of "varmints it would Seem, are
likely to take their places. But lately our ears
were startled with the report that ''bcar" was
supposed to keep its hiding ground between Elk
ton and Frenchtown, and one ''solid man. of tn Q
neighborhood AYERS that he saw the animal as un-
mistakenly as ever he saw DRuIN in a menagerie
Now, VIC are informed thata ycrtabe wild cat
has within few days been killed near the village
Of Turkeytown-a thorough bred big headed, short
tailed wild cat. The namo Of the hunter who cap
tured him is given and he is the Nimrod of that
region. The animal made sad havoc among the
dogs we are told, and in so shape comes the
report that both its length and circumference are
given We understand his skin will DO stated.
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T.PAyING TIE SIDE WALKs.-Thc Town
Comm; ssoners are having the brick pavement ex-
tended North Street from The Wing Office
northward toward the railroad. Brick pavements
are permanent as we'll MS needful improvements.
and they are something which the people can see
in compensation for the taxes they pay.
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5.llcG.


y WILLIAM GILMoRE, brakcsmam On In.
Lightning Train, ON the Phil, vii. X Bali.
X. r., went to his home at Cherry Hin, ON
Saturday last, i'll with the brain fever, and
died on Wednesday night. He leaves .
wife and children.
Departed this life, on the 18th inst, Mrs.
MARGARET j. ROBINSON, consort of John 7.
Robinson, i'll The BIRD year OF her age.
Affection sore long time she bore,
Physicians were in vain.
Till Cod at last di hear her moan,
And euscd her Of her pain
She sleeps that calm untrOuhled slesp,
From which she vii! not wake again;
Though friends around her bier may n.cn
Ais their tears are all in vain
Deaths icy band ha: pressed her brow
Has smothe.el the roses from her cheeks
Then do not breathe her dear name now:
Sho cannot hear, she can,ot speak
J. a. RITTER
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D@The following notice, intended for our
local department, came in after that column
was full. Those interested will understand
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I;STR v.

(NAME to the farm of tho subscriber. near Parko
~ Cos Iron Works. about the 10th of August
last. dark brind!e BULL, between ono and two
years cd; right car marked. The owner is 70.
qucsted to come forward, prove property; p,y
charges and take him away.
JOHN SMITH, Farmer.
November 20. 1S5G-3wH
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GuNNlNe.-Bird killing sportsmen find but
poor recompenso this season for the labor of a
days cunning, Partridgcs rarely seen in all
this section of the country, and the few there are
are generally spared 1t certainly is cruel and
discredtabe to kill one of these birds. Phensants
are plsntier than usual, but scarce, and hard to
come up with-th ough VIC have known one gunner
to bag four in an afternoon. Even the ducks seem
almost to have deserted the Elk, and not much
wonder, as they are pursued day and night, till
they have no time 10 rest or feed.
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TIE WALK TO THE CREEK.-WhilOm "the
Walk 10 the Creek was our BOULEVARD, (for if
it was not over an old fortress it was over an old
tarnpike,) whore, on ali pleasant ev snings, our
young people sauntered forth in groups or in pairs
to the green meadows. and the winding Elk--to
adm ire the waters rolling over the dam. over
hung with the bending birches-to pass on in their
tattling march to the heights Of Red Hill and then
look down on the mingled roofs and green tire es
of the town below. In latter days we learn for we
are stranger there now,) that it has been almost
deserted Still that it is not entirely forsakcn, and
that still some interest is felt in it the following
note, sent in to be printed attcsts:
Mr.. EDITOR will you please tell the public
who it is that has supervision Of the foot bridge
over Big Elk near the foot of Red Hill 1t has
been for months past In an impossible condition.
1t is disgrace to the neigh borhood, and the man
whose duty it is to look after it is not fit for his
business, whoever and whatever he may be.
ONE OF THE SUFFERERS.
Gone of tho Eufrerers'' is, also, one of the "sov-
creigns,' and have only to say that as the SOW
ereigns, now days, elect the Supervisor they
ought to know who and what he is. The CON-
plant, however, will doubtless bring the remedy,
for tho Supervisor, like many othcr people both
tukes and reads The Wing
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T. WILEY. n. W. NoLASD 4. j. RNEnART
SASH and PLANNING MILL,
PORT DEPOSIT,
Cecil County, Maryland,

WYE, the Undersigned, have rebuilt our
w Factory and are now in full operation.
Our building is fire proof and our machinery
Of the latest improved Patterns. g-E-...
Owing to our advantages in improved
machinery, the situation Of our Factory be-
ing at one of the largest lumber markets in
the United States, and our arrangements for
purchasing lumber and materials from first
hands, we think we can offer inducements
possessed 10y in"othnr Factory. So,
We earnestly solicit the attention and
EXTEND am invitatiom to an Builders, Car
pcnters, &c, to, give us a cal, and examine
"uc work. and prices before purchasing else
where. ,y,
hand . t' .-..
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E~RAINs.--A After q number of weeks of dry
weather we have had this week some good rains
which have greatly benefited the growing wheat
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CofaI affairs.

The AMERICAN COUNTY COUNCIL meets in
Elkton on the second Tuesday in December.
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REMOVAL.
COUNTY dDVINeHE.

VNHE AMERICAN COUNTY COUNCIL.
L will meet at Elkton on Tuesday, the 9TH
day Of December, 1857. 1t being the Annual
Meeting, full attendance is specially re-
qncstcd. BY Order of
Nov Pow. THE PRESIDENT
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Frames of all Kinds and Sizes,

SuCH as UUOT, IHUOW, SIUCHpNtS. &C.
DOORS, WASHBOARDS,
ID SASH ARCHITRAEES,
SHUTTERS, INSIDE BLINDS,
MANTLES, WOOD MOULDINGS,
BLINDS. &C., &C., &c,
or the Patterns now in use. Brackets and
all kinds of SCROLL SAVING and TURN
ING TO ORDER.
% Our work is of the very be st material, well
- seasoned: as We make no second class work.
We have for sale DRESSED SEASONED
FLOORING Of all kinds, such as yellow
Pine, Norway, White Pine and 1lcmlock.-
WEATHER BOARDING faced, jonted and
rlhbited. ...
We have on hand and for sale a. large
stock of
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HARDWARE FOR HOUSES,

Carpcn ters' Tools, Lead Paints, Oil, Window
Glass, Of all kinds. purchased from the man
ufacturers, and sold at city prices.
We furnish Sash painted and glazed in the
best style and at moderate prices. Work
primed if ordered.
=, h.. WILEY, holland Il CO.
AnriI Il 1Sj6-tf