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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

THE WHEAT CRor The farmers Of this
State have very generally secured their wheat
and so Gar as we have heard there is but little
complaints in regard to it. We believe from
what information we can CLEAN that the crop
lisa fir average, anil our friend Mayor Jones
"t Whcaland expresses to opinion that it is
greater than that of last year. The quality
Is unsurpassed, the kernels before large. alb
solntely bursting the chafi' which surrounds
them and standing forth full and plump
Those who have threshcd state that the yield
has been larger than they anticipated the fine
quality o. the grain mixing up in a measure
for the lack of the quality Of straw. We an
scipatc a superior quality of flour and are
prepared to cat excellent bread. The oats
are rpcnng and though short may prove all
average crop. The corn is growing finely.
and where the ground is good may turn out
we'll, though it must he confessed there are
many poor fields. Dela,rare Republican
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11-Thc superiority Of American inventive
genius not only over that of our English pro-
gcnitors. but indeed Of all other nations has
Income too tangible TO be disputed. 1t was
notorious at the Worlds Fair in London, that
the Americans far outstrippcd all others in
the useful inventions which they supplied
We beat the English in vessels, railroads, tel.
ceraphs and manufactures by power. We
are beating them in the scientific arts of
Chemistry and M,dicinc. as we have long
beat the rest o! mankind. \ new and prac.
teal proof of this assertion is shown in the
fact that the principal remedies of the allied
armies of the East were furnished from the la
boratory Of our own countryman. DR.. j. G..
AVER of Lowell filled orders for immense
quantities Of his Cherry Ptctoral and CathaI-
tic Pills. for both the land and Sea forces in
Turkey. His medicines have been tried and
approved by those in power who have found
them the most reliable which they could pro-
cure Sor the cxigcncics in which they are to be
employed. N. Y. City Times.
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TUE WEATHER Crops: &c.-Copious ram
in the latter part of June have removed all
fears for the crops in Arkansas, and rise in
Red river is anxiously looked for. as there
are said to be from $4,000 to q, 600 bales of
cotton above White Oak shoals awaiting high
water. Many planters have their whole t~o
ycals' crop on hand for want of water.
In the vicinity of Cleveland the corn is very
backward. On the Western reserve it is not
more than waist high, and in some locations
not over ankle high. Near Cincinnati it looks
much better. The wheat and rye are very
good. and nearly all secured. Oats are gem
orally very light, while grass is nearly fail
are in most places, and is not GOOD anywhere.
Apples are abundant. and potatoes promise
we'll ...-
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NEWARK FEMALE SEMINARY,

VTVIlE next scholastic year Of this Institu-
L. ton will Commence September LIST, and
will be divided into two sessions OF twenty
one weeks each.
Superior Teachers, thorough instruction,
pleasant location and the family intercourse
enjoyed, where so limited Il number is re-
ceived make this desirable school for young
ladies'.
TERMs.--Board and Tuition in English and
Latin, 5000 per session. Music, Drawing,
Painting. &c., extra. For circulars contain
ing course of study and other particulars
7al ply to the Principal.
MISS IL. CHAMBERLAIN,
NEWARK. DELAWARE.
RrrHRENcEs.-Daniel Kirkwood, LII. d.,
President OF Del. College; Prof. W. A. Craw-
ford; Prot. f ID. Porter. John Miller, ESQ,
Newark. George Earle, Esq, Rev. j. W.
Mcars, Elkton; Charles T. Hall, Esq, Wash
ington Rev. 7. Brainard, y. D., Philada.
July II, lS56-2m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

OLp NEWSPAPERS OF Cecil CTNrY.-Wr wish
to procure n, complete file. ro-ibc Of til" News
Papers publish a in Cecil county prior To August
nur object is to bind th"m and keep them that
they may be ronsulr d by al persons DESTROYS of
ing to th.ir columns. We will pay liberal
price for enough to form complete files. If they can
h" had Among the papers the names OF which we
remember are Tue ELkroS Pass. THE ELkro>
CouHlrE TmH CrcIL WnIG. published Mt Port
hepo,it) TnE PonT DrroSIr Rock. and TN CEcII.
GAzrr1r. prior to the dat" above mentioned. =
There may hay. been other. but We do not now
think of any. Many persons in the county. no
doubt, have partial flas among their old papers.
which UT. of little "r no use to them We 'hall
be pleased to receive any number, however few as
by getting one here and another tn re We MY get
to'nplet, files. Persons having them who are dis
to.,d to assist us in collecting. them will please
send hem by mail, or otherwise 10 this Office. IT.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

T'lIIS is to give notice. that the subscriber of
l. Cecil county hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of said comfy, letters of Administration on
the personal estate of JAwEs VALENTINE, late of
said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, on or before the 18th day OF June
1857; they may otherwise, by law. be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. All indebted to
laid estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to tho subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day Of June, 1856.
JOSEPH MILLER,
Administrator of James Valentine, decd.
Test--REUnEN D. LAMAR, Register.
June Is, ISJ6-6w
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AFFAIRS IN NUARAouA.-ThcS steamer Or
izaba. with over 40U passengers and $50 900
in specie, arrived at New York on Tuesday
from San-Juan. She connected with the ST.
ezra Nevada. Which vas detained at San Fran
cisco until the 2lSt ult., in order to receive
on board the persons furnished by the Vigil
ancc Committee.
Eleven persons We're shipped on board the
STEAMER Sierra Nevada during the night of the
20Ih under heavy guard. .-.. ..
ii Lewis Belchcr an old resident Of Monte
rcy was shot by a person unknown, and died
the day the steamer left. y
The markets at San Francisco on the Goth
clos, moderately active, the leading staples
being in fair request. Flour had declined
slightly.
The election for President of Nicaragra took
place on the 9th of June. The official returns
were not completed, but there was no doubt
Of Walkers ha1ng elected by an overwhelming
majority. The army was II ccivlng strong re-
Inducements. numbering some 500 men in
Guiding two artillery companies with five field
pieces.
Rvas. accompanied by his Secretary of
State. Secretary Of War and Minister of Pub.
lie Credit, had fled from Leon to Chihandcga,
where they took m opposing attitude TO the
Walker party. The III Niearagucnse attii-
Lutcs the movement of RcvaS to the fear of
external enemies Of the State, and the APP
preaching election Walker had issued de-
cree appointing Don Fcrrcr provisional Prcs-
don't until the result Of the election should bc
aSccrtaillcd. declaring all the acts Of Rivas af-
TER his de>crton. void and cautoning the clti.
zcns to reposs obedience. as all such would
III considered traitors to the country.
At the last accounts Rivas and his Cabinet
were at Leon. all the Americans troops having
left the place. lie Is charged with having in
cited the enemies or The country to invade Nj
caragua. fE
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The RECENT FRAUDS ON THE TREASURY
1t is stated that Mr.. Young, Architect of the
Treasury Department, has been removed
This is mistake. Mr. Young left fown very
suddenly on the 'lay after Mr.. Ball offered
his resolution. But he has not been removed
from office as yet. We arc informed that the
investigation now in progress causes great
CONSERVATION at the Treasury Department
and that one offhr most prominent and the
most prosciiptivc officers Of that department
is shaking III his shoes. Such is the way the
Sag NIGHTS at Washington discharge thci,
duii,S.-.inicr. Organ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

STATE ELECTION. -On the first Monday in
August elections will be held in the States of
kentucky, Arkansas, Texas. Missouri, and
Iowa: and on the first Thursday Of August in
North Carolina and Tennessee; OIL the first
Monday Of October in Georgia and Florida;
and Oh the second Tuesday OF October in Penn
sylvania, Ohio, and Indiana. On Tuesday af-
ter the first Monday Of November, in MasSa.
chusct,s, NV York, New Jersey. illinois.
and Michigan. Presidential election is held
in all the States on the same day in Novc,n-
Der.
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q, Rcl1crs m> Correspondents.

Ny~On the first page We have, original, Il
fine poem from the pen of Miss Browne, and
the coipmrnc cmcnt Of IN Essay on an educa-
tional subject, which will be concluded next
week.
GA letter from Pleasant Grove came too
late for this week, it will be printed IN our
nrX'.
GIVE have other letters this week un-
accompanied by responsible names, one Of
them from Port Deposit. We cannot PRINT
them.
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WILLIAM TORBERT
HIS OPENED
SPRING DRY GOODS.

nRESS silks. Chally dc LANES. Be rcges,l
- Lawns, Prints. Jaconets. Cambria :, Main
socks, Linens, together with full line OF
Worked Collars. Sleeves, IIankts Bands,
Edsings and Ins,rtings. DC. Silk Mltts. best
quality Kid Gloves, Lace and Love Wells, Itl'n
and English Grapes &c.
DOMESTIC AND HEAVY GOODS.
Heavy Cottonadc., Drillings, Ducks. Eurlars,
DC. Ilnay TO-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
ELKTON and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE,

ON and after the LIST of July, 1886, the
~ subscribers become the proprictors OF
the Elkton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton. Daily, Sundays
cxCeptcd,) and stop on their way down the
Shores at the following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, ClIESTERTOWN,
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL,
HID. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVILLE,
GEO. 4. x ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
URIENlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock A. M, in time for passcn
gers to take the cars for either city.
D,yThcy will also run q daily branch line
from Middlctown, Del, to connect with the
main line at Chestertown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middetown
in time for the 4 o'clock, morning train of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS Il co.
June 29, 1856.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

rI'IIIS is to give notice, that the subscriber of
l. Cecil county. hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county. letters Of administration on
the personal estate of Jeremiah Grey, late of said
county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated on or before the 9TH day of June,
1857; they may otherwise. by law. DO excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day OF June 1856
BOtLDEN BIDDLE
Administrator Of jeremiah Grey decd.
Test--REunEN ID. LAMAR, Register.
June 18th ISj6-6w
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THE CRoPs.--Wheat is all cut and either
IN the shock or in the stack. Many of our
farmers are threshing it as it is carted from
the fl, Id. The oat crop is exceedingly short.
and will not yield more than from one-tl,ird
to one. half an average. Corn. in consequence
of the dry and cold spring and early summer,
is very small Should the weather be sea-
s"nablc, the corn crop may yet turn out well
as the last of July and the first Of August, is
the crisis with it. The yield of carly pota-
toes is very small.-Smyrnn Times.
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WANTED.

Every one to know that VIM. J. March
bank has the largest stock of ready mad,
carriages OH hand ever offered to the public
in Cecil county, all Of which have been made
of the very best of seasonal stuff and by tn,
best of workman. and will be sold ten per
cent lower than the same can be bought any
place within any reasonable distance Of him
and will be war; ant.d for one year if fairly
treated.
WIN. j. MARCIIBANK.
April 18th 1856 -3m.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

HAVI ING just returned from the City With
l. l. alargc and well selected stock VI
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE.
Ql'EENSWA ARE,
and a fine lot of BOOTS and SHOES, all OF
which ! will sell very low, l think persons
viii find it to their advantage to give me a
call before purchasing elsewhere as int end
supplying Dry Goods and Groceries in guam
titles as cheap as they can be bought in the
city. Give me 4 CALL as small profits and
quick sales is my motto.
II. C. NESBITT.
Port Deposit, april &c, lSJ6-5m.
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GopEY's LApY's K-We have from the
Publisher the number of this book for August
Among it's contents are several pages on pre-
Sowing fruits which are valuable Ut this sea.
son of the year. 1t abounds as usual with
'ngrAvings, patterns &c. and has a large
amount of reading matter.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

VIVHE subscriber w,shng to close ont his
J. present stock of Goods, will offer to the
public his entire stock, consisting of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes and Ready made Clothing,
all of which he will sell at first cost, for cash.
All persons in want of any Of the above
goods will find it greatly to their advantage
to call aud examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
SAMUEL Ii. MILLER.
Nav 1Oth-tf,
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KENT County ITrNs. We clip the ftl'ow-
irg items from the Kent News:
Harrrst.-Our farmers are through with
the wheat harvest, and the crop is n very
short one Oats, owing to the drought. arc
looking tadly-not a half crop can tic made
IN k'ut tbi, season.
Corn generally i, very small but the rains
iAls week Will greatly advance the CROPS.
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poses it is one of The best soaps offered to the
public. Each cake of soap is stamped u. NJ. L.
son, Philada. No other is genuine.
Packages of cakes. % oents
Boxes Of cakes. 80 cents.
Manufactured by
GEO. NJ. ELKINTON 4 son.
No. II Margaretta st.
IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP.
This Soap has powerful cleaning propertier,
which readily remove
OIL, PAINT, DIRT, &C.,
from every description of goods, without injury to
them. For all domestic purposes, it is superior to
any other soap in and fifty per cent. cheaper
than the common rosn soap. Sold in boxes Of
50 lbs, and manufactured by
GEO. NJ ELkINTON & son,
No. II Margaretta ST.
Castillo SOAP, Palm, White Barber and
Common Soaps; hydraulic Adamantine and Tai
low Candle, 6s.S SIS, los, l2's. for sale by
GEO NJ. ELkINTON & son,
No. II Margaretta Street,
Between Front and Second, above Callowhill.
Jan. 70, 'J6-Iy.
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HARDWARE FOR HOUSES,
AYERS C.AT1lAR1fC PILLS.
PILLS THAT ARE PILLS.

DROF HAYES. State Chem
J. ist, of Massachusetts, says
they arc the best of all Pills;
annexed are the men who GER
tify that Doct Hayes knows:
n. j GARrENER, Governor of
Mass; EMORY WAsnEURN, FIX
Gov. of Mass; SIMEON BROwN,
Lirut. Gov. Of Mas..: T.. NJ.
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BARKER'S PUMPS.

ELKroS, May 18th, 1856.
This is to certify that have one of Bankers
Double Acting Force and Lift Pumps, put in opsr
alton by Staples Castwcll, and take pleasure
in saying that consider it superior to any pump
AM acquainted with for ordinary house purposes,
1t works easy and does not appear liable to get
out of order can cheerlulIy recommend it to
all who wish to purchase. X. +. MAY
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Clubs! lI.TRS!!
2 copies for sl.C0
S copies for 200
& COMICS for 400

We will send The Cecil Wing at the above
prices, to commence at any time from the
list to the middle of July and end with the
Presidential Election. We expect to make ii
somewhat interesting and tficient, with the
help We shall have. during this campaign and
shall lie pleas, d to extend its circulation in
the county and elsewhere. Who will send
us most names
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

TINE Chesapeake City Council No. will
l. hold stated meetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall on every Thursday evening at Z ! clock
when and where those wishing to mite with
the american Order can have an opportunity
TO do so. By order Of the Council.
March tie.
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b. F. MAY
OPPOSITE THE T.HoUHS
Offers to the Public II
A WELL SELECTED STOCK az, &
New Spring and Summer Coed !;
GONE Of which will be found in the folio. Z
~ catalogues. The Ladies', whose presence Is
respectfully invited, are particularly interested id
the first list a.t
D'alma Plaids in vstious cslors;
Inkertnan Plaid Bafeges;
Qdad,ile Bateges;
Fine Plaid Chailes. and fig do;
Printed Baregc Delaines; Challi Delaines
Lupins. all wool, Delaincs, in various eolprs,
Mourning Alpaeas and high I.ustre do; Btn.k, all
wool Delaines; Black Chnlf, Dsiaiues. fg'd and
plain; Black Boiled silks. in various widths Plaid
Striped and Plain silks; French, Scotch and
Domestic Ginghams plain and neat plaid; Black,
high col d, plaid. fig d and strip. Bareyes Prints
ne,t fig ID and large styles;
Sheeling Muslin, ftota 81 10 ia vide; fio~
case Linens; Manchester Quilts io-4 and l1-ij
Tickings Of superior quality; Towel Diapers in
various widths; IIuskatac Linen and Crash Irish
Linens. Blny Linens: Window Curtain Linens;
Brown and Bleached Mnslihs; Br5wn, Bleached
and Cold Drilingsj Pntet Hhsns Various coiors;
Cold Cambries; WEIGH and Shrouding FIannels Of
superior quality; Ladies' Skirts eo'd and white;
v ire cords and Whale bones.
Black and cold Kid Gloves, Plain and Kid
finish Silk do; Lisls Thread and cotton do; No
hair Mits, long and short; Black and Slate In.
grain Hose; White cotton do, at various prices;
Linen cambria liandksrchiefs, at various prices;
Stella Shawls and Printed cashmere de-; Black
and White Barcge n,W style do.
Ladies Black and old Caters and Shoes of
best make. Stone China ware in com pcte sets, er|
single pairs Of the latest style.
White Goods.
Fig'i Btillants and White do; Plaid and plain
Cambrics; Fig'd and plain Swisses Plain md
Plaid Nansooks; Jsconets ard Queens Lawn;
Jsconets and Swiss Edgngs and inserthgs; French
Needle worked collars; French Needle worked
Cndersleeves; White Grape Shawls, Mantilias,
Parasuls. Fans, &c.
TRIMMINGS IN GREAT VARIETY;
To which the attention of Ladies engaged in
Millinery is called; will be sold at wholesale or
retail. Fringes, aces, Gimps, Cords, kibbsn,
Buttons Bonnet Ribbons, Satins, Silks Modes,
straw Bonnrts o. latest styles, Leg Horn Flats.
Caps, Quillings Flowers, &c.
MISSES AND CHILDREN
viii esnminc the Ind list Solid high cold, ali
wool Delain,s; do. neat fgd all wool do; neat
iig'd Chintzes and prints; Plain and neat plaid
cling h MS Gloves; Hosiery; Mit,s Belts; Linen
canibrc llandkerchicfts; cold and black Boots and
Shoes; Psrtuinery; Halt BRUSHES. Tooth Brushes;
combs; Port Monnacs and Purses Of the most i'm
proved patterns.
YOUTHS AND BOYS
Read third let, in which you will find something
adapted to yutIt wants Fine Spring Cassimeres;
Fine all wool Tweeds Wool and cotton do Fine
Linen Drilling fgd and plain; Linen Checks
Nnnkaens, Neat Twilld Stripes, crousht"n cloths,
| cot onades Pocket Iisndk ercheifs Silk Linen
and cotton Gloves Hosiery Felt Hats. &c.
| e3'A general review of the catalogue by the
gentlemen is solicited; all Of which will be sold at
| low prices. Elkton. April 26th 1850
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M. MYERS.

vi. WI L IDINNs
". Charles Street, Baltimore,
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the public
IL that he will have at all times on hand
"a scasonable supply of the choicest Linds
|of ENGLISH and FRENCH MOURNING
GOODS, exclusively of his own imrorta
zion, consisting of
Dress GOODS, Carbohydrates,
|BONNETS. GrFamily Mourning orders
solicited. A suit Of Mourning made com
plete, at eight hours notice. Cloaks, Bon
nets, and Mantillas, made exclusively from
the Paris patterns of our own Importation.
March LILY.
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TER MS OE SdLE.

Onc-third Of the purchase money to be
paid on the day Of sale; the iesidue to be
paid in equal instalments. in one, two and
nine years from the day Of sale. The whole
to bear interest from the day of sale and the
ayment thereof to be secured by the bonds
of the purchaser with surety Or Surcties APP
proved by the Trustee.
J. LEEDS BARROLL,
July II, lS5G-ts. Trustee.
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DRESS GOODS. Grmbroihrrics,
THOMAS G.. CATERS
Mine an0 Cialtor Store

NORTH EAST, CECIL CO., MD.
WINES. Sherry, Lisbon, Port, Ma
w deria and Champaigne Wines.
BRANDIES.-AppIr, Peach, Cognac,
Cherry. and Hennessey French Brandies.
GINS Holland and American Gins.
WHISk Els. Ohio. Old Rye, Bourbon.
IA, GE, Irish, and Baltimore City Distilled
Whistles.
&C.-N England Rum, Cordials, Ger
man Bittcrs, Sssars and Chewing Tohocco.
Feb. % IT.
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Notice to Gre ditOrS.

Jeremiah b. Haincs and
Robert n. Mccullough.
partners. trading under the In the Circuit
name and firm Of Il. Mccall Court for Cecil
Tough g. Go. :county.
VS.. In Chancery.
StephenW. P. Boyd and -a
John Kennedy, admins
traitor OF Solomon Rchcy,
and others. --.-
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of Solomon Richey. decd, to file their
claims against said deceased, with the
vouchers thereof, in the office of tho Clerk
Of this Court on or before the 18th Of August,
1856. JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
June %. lS56-lm. Trustee.
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Ill Acres, More or Less,

is divided into five fields. Land of good
character and susceptible of improvement
The farm is in ncighhorhood rapidly i'm
proving and the opening Of the road, passing
directly in front of it, has given an addition
al impetus to the farmers in the vicinity
In fine, the place oilers a rare chance, either
for the Speculation, or the person wishing to
purchase for improvement and place OF
residence,
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Portable Grain Mill.

rALL at STAPLES 4 CANTWELL'S
~ and examine "Youns America Por-
table Grain Mill for grinding all kinds of
grain coarse or fine, and also for grinding
corn and cobs together, at the rate OF from
ito ID bushels per hour, according to the
tincness required and power used. The
slightest examination will satisfy every one
that it is the best article OF the kind ever
offered to tho public. Every farmer should
have one. Call and examine it.
ezrSTAPLEs&C ANTWELL,
July l2-tf. Elkton Stove House.
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hereby certify that | have one Of Barker
Lifting and Forcing; Pumps in use, recently pu,
in by MsSSrs. Staples 4 Cantwell, and have no
hesitation in saying that it works well in every
particular. BENZ. f. MAY.
June z 1Sj6--tf