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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
Facts for the People,


Keen IL before The PeopIc That Joucs RI
chanan in fourth of july Grafton nI,srr
President Madison and the war of 1919 wh,cl
resulted so gloriouslv to the American army
Keep before the People. That James r.,
chanan was four times elected tn Congress- a,
a Fedcralist.
Keep ii before the People, That James Bu.
chanan advocated the reduction of the wages
of American mechanics to level with The
wages of European paupers.
Keep ii before The People, That Jaames Bu.
chanan approached Henry CLAY with an over.
tur es for the Office of Secretary of State and
being repulseo entlcavored to make Gen. Jack
| son party to his scheme of bargain and cor.
ruption, and Icing repulsed again, had the
audacity to make the charge on Henry
Clay. when he was himself the originator Of
the plot and the sole inventor of the bargain
and corruption story.
Keep it before the People, That he cxtortcd
promise from Henry Ciayand Gov. Letcher.
not to reveal the substance of conversation
that took place between them at the time of
the above mentioned overture: that he also
obtained a promise fiom Mr.. Claw not to di.
ynlge the contents ola letter written to him by
Mr.. Buchanan some years afterwards in rcla
ton to this very charge, for fear il would re-
veal the nfamy of his conduct.
Keep it before The People, That he is now
called on from oil parts of the country to
give him consent to the publication of that
letter, and yet he steadily refuses knowing
it would ruin him in the estimation of all hon
ora BILE men.
Keep 1t bcfor the People. That he opposed
the reduction of postage from 25 cents on
letters, although it was measure demanded
by the necessities of the people.
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Portable Grain Mill.

TALL at STAPLES u CANTWELL'S
~ and examine ssYoung 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
8 to 10 bushels per hour, according to the
flncness required and power used. The
slightest examination will satisfy every one
that it is the best article of the kind ever
offered to the public. Every farmer should
have one. Call and examine it.
STAPLES & CANTWELL,
July l2-tf. Elkton Stove IIouse.
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MONUMENT TO MADISON. Richmond
Dispatch, abiding to the fact that hitherto
there was no monument to mark the resting
place of the illustrious Madison, expresses its
qualification upon seeing at the establishment
of MIR. j. w. Davies, of Richmond, beau.
tiful plan for an appropriate monument to be
placed over the grave Of James Madison,
which Mr.. d. is executing at the expense 81
some liberal and patriotic gentlemen of that
city and State. An unknown lady lately cal.
led upon Mr.. ID. to contribute $50 to the
object
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UPIIOESTERING,

EFI F. BOULDEN, having removed to
IL his old stand in ELKTON, is now pre-
pared to manufacture Feather Beds, Hair,
Hnsk and Sfraw Mattresses, Of all descriptions
as cheap as they can be bought in the cities,
and in the most substantial and durable man
ncr. He will also make to order Cushions
for Chairs, settecs, &c, and attend to any
other business in his line.
UREPAIRING done with neatncss and
despatch.
J-Ordcrs received through the mail will
be promptly attended to. [may II, So
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27

THE ELooUENCE OF AcTIoN' Es-
chylus, the Greek poet, was condemned to
death, his brother, an orator and hero. was
summoned to plead his cause. While the
audience were gazing with intensity of in
tcrest to hear what he said, he silently lifted
up the stump of his dismembered arm. which
he had lost in the service of his country, ard
said not word. The multitude burst into
shouts of applause. and the poet was saved
The dumb eloquence Of that limb spoke
more powerfully than 'words that burn. :"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27

WThe simple issue in the approaching
election is: Shall we have Domestic war Z
Shall we tear down our Union, burn that
sacred Constitution which is the palladium
of universal liberty, drench our sod with
blood. and dissolve into anarchy and worse
than Mexican confusion, by the election Of
either of the sectional candidates, Fremont
or Buchanan Or shall we have Domestic
Peace Shall we preserve our nation in all
its strength, pride and glory, by cIccting
Mn. FILLMORE to the Presidency!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27

TIE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER-1he Whig
Conrention.-Wc draw most hopeful infer
ences from the following articlein Saturday S
Issue of our much respected contemporary:
Wepostponc to day Congressional debate.
foreign correspondence, multitudinous com
munlcations, and nearly every thing else, to
appropriate our space to the proceedings and
speeches in the recent Wing Convention in
Baltimore, which, from the great personal
responsibility of its members and the impor-
lance of its deliberations, deserves to have its
aims and sentiments placed in the fullest
manner before the country. If it should be
objected to this assembly that it was not en-
tirely national or not exclusively and purely
Whig-that one of its orators indeed repudi-
atcd for it the name of Old-Line Wight
embodied so much of both of these qualities
as to entitle Its recommendations to great
consideration with all Wings throughout the
country, to say nothing of the intrinsic title
to their respect of the eminent citizen whose
nomination to the Presidency by another
party they have approved and ratified. This
respectful consideration we shall ourselves
btstow on its recommendations, with every
disposition to yield to them such favorable
construction and such support as fidelity to
principle and a due regard to the peculiar cir
cumstances of the country shall dictate to us
as proper and patriotic.
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MONTGOMERY DEMOCRATS FOR FILLMoRE

MONTGOMERY DEMOCRATS FOR FrLIMoRE.
"A few days since at a meeting in this coun-
ty, j. r. billiard, Esq, in addressing the
crowd, remarked that he had heard of sew
eIal Democrats in the county that were going
for Fillmore. Mr.. Orme, one of the Dc,nocra-
tic leaders formerly Whig,) expressed a
doubt of the fact, that any Democrat was 60
ing to do that thing. Thereupon, very unex-
pectcdly, plain farmer rose up and said
there's one!' Mr.. o. intimatcd that it would
be difficult to find another. Thereupon a
second auditor rose up and said -"here's an
other; and there's several more ef us!" This
stopped all further inquiry. Montgom cry
county will give Fillmore probably the largest
vote ever pollcd for any Presidential candi-
date montgomery { ala. J IhA.
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DDCp. Il. w. EEAENEs,

u Il y I Is
N n" Ahk' pEL.-As many persons ere not
Unaware of the time necessary to perform u-~=-.
perfect operations in the Dental art. think TTr1SS
1t but Justice to those mt Il distance, who
may contemplate visiting as well MS to ,nvsclf
10 mus publciy suggest to such the propricty Of
timely informing me by mail or otherwise to that
effect. request this favcr more especially
where the operations required are of such nature
as to render them acccssariiy lengthy. as sufficient
l'me can then be reserved for such special cases
and thereby prevent disappointment
Il. W. llAlNES. d. D. s..
June Il, 3b-lyx Newark, Del.
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DE NTAL NOTICE,

m II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. located in this Town. tenders his FRO
C%tcssional services to the citizens Of
2-ITn Elkton and vicinity. Office nearly
opposite tina Court House.
Elkton, May S en-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
RLMON AL .

WYNN. J. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first story of..Tle Cecil
Whig' Building. where he may always lie
round readyto give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft,
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VIM. PINK NEW EWING.

A TTORNEY AT LAW Having rcti ~
IA ed from the West. and permanently -
Gated IN Elkton, will give prompt attcIt,.n
to all business entrusted to him.
Oficc-wth Hon. Alexander Fv,r.
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I'll. sftllaneos aOurrtimeuts.
FOR SALE:

LNLOUR, MEAL AND FEED of various
Il kinds and qualities, very low for cash;
opposite Joseph Taylor's Hotel and adioin
Ing James 1asson's Leather Store, by
JOHN MATTHEW'S.
Elkton, April l2-lf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27

UDead Englishmcn's teeth, collected on
the battle fields in the CIimca, are now in
great demand by the London and Paris
dentists,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27

O@Thc American party of Delaware have
nominated Mr.. Cullen for reelection to Con-
grcss; and John Whitby James z. Wild, and
NJ. Gum, for Presidential electors.
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Eunlber.
Dissolution of Cc.Partnership,

INliE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the name
and firm of Foard and A ldridpc tr,dnrS i,
lumber and coal, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted TO said
hrm either by note or book account or other
wise are hereby requested to make PAYMENT
10 Samuel b. Foard and all persons having
claims against said firm are requested 70
present them to Samuel i. Foard for settle.
ment who is authorised to settle the business
OF SAID hrm. SAMUEL i. FOARD.
JOHN e. ALDRIDGE.
July 10Th, 1856.
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JOHN Il. ROW AN
ALEXANDER EVANS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW.-May be found
IA at the Office to which he has lately re-
moved, opposite the store of VIM. Toibcrt,
Esq; in the building recently occupied as
the Post Office; rat the Office adjoining lis
residence, Elkton, Maryland.
April -, 1854-tf.
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SURVEYING.

HN1lE subscriber having sUmcd his form
IL CIR business Of Surveying ard CcrN.v
ancIhg, promises to accommodate ali vi de
sire to patrohizc him. JOHN JANNEY.
Elkton, Md, APR 7tf
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

P1 virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias issued
- out of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
at the suit OF Lakeland Il Taylor against tho
goods and chattles, lands and tencments of
Lewis Crothers, and to me directed, l have
seized and taken into execution all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate at law
and in equity, ofthc said Lewis Crothers, of,
in and to the following described tract or
parcel of land, to wit : all that tract or parcel
of land called "Long Green" lying and being
in Cecil county aforesaid, containing
Fffty-FOur Acres of Land,
more Or less; being the same tract of land
devised by Samuel Crothers, deceased, unto
Lewis Crothers, together with all the build
lngs, improvements and appurtenances there
unto belonging; all Of which l will offer at
Public Sale on
"wednesday, October LIST, 1856,
at O'Clock p. NJ. ut the Court House door
at Elkton, to the highest bidder for Cash.
JOHN j. X. POOLE.
ElktOn, September 9th, 1S56--ts.
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JAS. II. nfaGILEsssr 61E

4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOIlC1Ht r
"A IN C1lANCERY.-O und,l II g
''Howard House, Main Street, Elkton J e.
E!kton, March 10, 1S55-tf.
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A CA e %,

VIE Undersigned, having entered in %
Il Co-Partncrship for the practice of the
LAW IN all its various branches, will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business AS may be cnrrSttd to thcm.-
once opposite opposite the Court House,
where one or both may Away be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL.
Dec 81 IF
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TLOCkS-Just received a large ard Superior
~ lot OFFS day and 2i-hour Clocks Cali and
look at then STAPLES CANTWEII
APPS. prietors of Eikton Steve House
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The business will be carried on M hcrotn.
fore by John e. AIdridge ut the same place.
on NORTH STREET, opposite the JaiI
where he will be pleased to accommodate thn
customers Of the old firm ard the public
&c neraly. IJuI 10 195eo
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
viii NIr. Buchanan Withdraw y,

There was an interview at the Whcatands
bet wccn the Cincinnati nominees for the Pres.
idcncy and Vice Presidency, Mr.. Blecken-
ridge came on by the Express train from Pitts
burg to Lancaster and went out to pay visit
to the senior partner in the Cincinnati firm
to take an account of stock and have a talk
about the prospects of the season. At Ian
caster Mr.. Breckenridge was met by the news
from Maine, and he probably was the bearer
of this highly interesting intelligence to Mr..
Buchanan. What emotions were excited un.
der the Sage of Wheatland's' white waistcoat
at the information thus given we would not
pretend to say, nor can we say what were the
special subjects of conversation between the
two BIS. the bundle B of Pennsylvania
and the humble B of Kentucky. But
considering all the circumstances and the
signs of the times. it is fair to presume that
there was a question about the propriety of
Mr. Buchanan's withdrawal from the canvass
for the Presidency.
The news from Maine seems to indicate
that not single free State is going to vvte
for MIR. Buchanan. From every part even of
of Pennsylvania and New Jersey there come
Democratic cries of alarm and dependency,
and as for New York, Ohio and the Western
States, there is not glimmer of hope from
any one of them. The Fillmore men profess
to be encouraged by the Maine news, and re-
gard it as likely 10 damage Mr. Buchanan's
chances in the South very essentially.
What hope is there then for Mr.. Buchan-
an! lie must have begun to despair him
self by this time, and it is reasonable to sup.
pose that before Mr.. Breckenridge left HIM he
had arrived at some conclusion. The pub
lie is awaiting the announcement of it with
impotence. The sooner it is made the bet
ter. Will not the State Central Committee
answer the question propounded by the i'm
patient public. Will Mr.. Buchanan with
draw !-PhiLuleiphta Bulletin.
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CHILLS AND FEVER.

lust received a fresh supply of Paschall's
- Fever and Ague Mixture, a never failing
remedy for this disease; give it trial.
Far Ia hy
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11'S'
July 10, 1856. Elkton. Md.
AGUE SUFFERERS will do well to read
treatise by Edward s. Morris. on the Forms
and Complications of Chills and Fever, and
the use of Paschall's Fever and Age Mixture
in the prev ention and treatment of that and
other masmatic affections. Sent troc to any
address.
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RAGS | RAGS J!

DIR. !. s. STITES
TENDFRS his Prote ssionGl services to
l. the citizens Of ELKTON and vicinity.
OFFICE, EAST END OF MAIN STREET.
April 20. lS35--6M
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SAT,-Turk's Island, Ground Alum and ne
- Table Salt, in store and for sale by
Apr ~ Il. i NAY.
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Urine Hams and Dried Beef for slle by
L june IA WIN TORBERT
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SPEECH OF HIRAM KErCHuM OF NEW YoRK.
We give below an extract from the speech
Of Mr.. Ketchum. delivered at the Wing
National Convention. He speaks confidently
of Mr.. Fillmore carr wing New York, and all
the information We receive from that State is
to the same efitct-
THE time has come in our proceedings when
it is necessary to ask what can we do! We
have resolved nobly and periodically; now
what can we do to carry out our resolutions
stand here to speak for New York. The
eyes If the whole country are directed to her,
and the question comes from North Carolina,
and from Virginia, and from every other State
what will New York do ? | say, gentlemen.
She will give her electoral vote for Willard
Fillmore, prolonged cheers for New York. J
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-23
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY.
Baldwin & Evans.

At the did stand
Cor. Main and Fourth SITS, keokuk, Iotcd
NOW have in store unusually large stock Of
~ Hardware and Cutlery, 10 which they invite
the attention If country merchants and Others
A mong which may he found The following
Axcs-Hunt's, Collins and tognes,
Broad Axes--Collins simmons ami ~harp's,
Scvther-Grass, Grain and Brush.
snaths---six different kinds,
Hay hnses--yarlou- qualities.
Straw knives-dn.
Corn kniyes-do,
Hay Forks and tine, assorted,
Manure Forks--Long handle, assorted
10 ID do
Handled Hoes--varloGs kinds,
Carolina HoeS-Iron and Steel
Handled Axes-Hunt's and Kent
Harden hakes--1ron and Steel.
Shoyels--Ames and others.
spades--do.
train scoops--Tron and steel,
Horse Nails-ia and American
Wrought Sails-All sizes,
Guide,
Finshing-do,
strap lIinges-til wrought,
i Hinges-do,
Hooks and Hinges-all sises, English
Sad Ir.ns-2 qualities,
steelyards-all Sizes
Scale Beams--do.
Coffee Mills--Good assortment q
BRASS kettles--from 10 10 inch diameter
Tea kettles--Cast and wrought,
Glue Pots-Tinned and enamelled,
Fry Pans-Tinned, all sizes.
ln addition To the above, we have large assert
ment OF Building Hardware and Mechanics Tools
which determined to sell low ~ the lowest.
my2Udtfwy BALDWIN X EVANS.
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W.. =. Spencer
General Advertising and Collecting Agent
"a Randolph st. Chicago.
. nQn &C X GES OF Ne w
O.UUU GOODS.
Davis, Moody & Co.,
Wholesale dealers in
Dry Goods.
ROOTS SHOES AND HATS

ii SOUTH WATER STREET.,
between Michigan and Wabash Avenues
Being Branch of the House Of
S. G. DAVIS Co,
OF -! Louis, whose experience for the past twenty
five years, together with ample means, give fla
citles the purchase Of goods rarely equalled, and
secoud to none other.
We would assure al purchasers that our w are
house is unusually extensive, which enables TO
offer large and complete assortment in each of
the lines If goods above named a. can be found in
his market: and that our goods are entirely new.
bought in the bert markets, and we will guarantee
entire satisfaction in prices and terms, u all vino
may faver as With their patronage.
aprs-ddw2m
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CArTIos 70 WESTERN MERCHANTS - WOLFE s
medicinal beverage II manufactured 81 the factory
Of the undersig ned, at sehiedam, Holland tie Is
the sole importer well a. the exclusive manufae
turer Of the article and preparation bearing the
name If "schnapps that il not procured either
from his cstablis hment in New York, from his
agents in other cities, i genuine and reliable.
II is made from barley of the finest quality, Sc
lected with from the products of the most eel
ebrated grain growing districts, Is Favored with the
of the aromatic Juniper Berry of Italy and
is reclfed By peculiar process, which expcls from
the spirit every acrid particle
As means Of preventing and correcting the dis
agreeable and often dangerous effects produced upon
the stomach and bowels BY change of water-a Wis
itatiou To which travellers, settlers, and all
acelimated persons in the West, the South and
Southwest are peculiarly liable--the Schiedam Ar
omatic schnapps " Ill be found absolutely nfalli
bic while in cases If dropsy, gravel obstruction
Of the kldneys diseases Of the bladder dyspepsia,
and general debility, il il recommended most EN-
phatieally BY the most distinguished members Of
the medical profession.
II IL put up in quart and pint bottles in Of
one dozen, with the Of the undersigned on
the bottle and cork, and faesi mile Of his sigma
iure the label
JD0LpH0 WOLFE,
NJ Is, 81 and - Beaver street New York.
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BOOKKEEPING. beautiful art 20 easy to !


BoogK Egprso.-This beautiful art, No easy TO &C
quire, (under competent insructors,l 80 useful 10
every business man, and ag ayocation far more
lucrative than trades, be acquired In few
weeks at the Burlington Commercial College The
Principal, Mr., Dalhof, has been, learn, for
many years Il teacher Of the branches necessary to
complete business education To be skiilful and
correct accountant such az graduates OF the above
College prove to b., is 10 have high and valuable
qnalthcation--one that will always command for it's
po.sessor when known, handsome remuneration.
1t Il Of itself, valuable capital t. any indiyid
ual and almo ii indispensable cash to sustain
and conduct any business requiring the use Of books
and accounts. We recommend those who contem-
plate engaging ia business Of this character, and
who may b, deficient in tue yariou branches taught
in this Institution, attend course as they VIII
find themselves amply repaid for the outlay Of
time. my22dAw
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GentIemen's Furnishing /!

NE have just received, in addition to our we'll
w selected stock Of Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
ings, large and splendid selection If Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Of the latest styles aud newest pat
terns
We are now prepared to dress our customers with
every article Of Clothing suitable for gentleman &
wardrobe and article will be allowed to be tax en-
from cur house that does no, fit and please in every
particular. KELLY q HURLEY
ny2odSwIm
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4 HOWE, "a. LOCKWOOD. O. n. rrLr.
IEGEE, LNCkW OUD a. CO..
Ni;pLEsALk AID RkrAiL
AUCTION and Commission Merch ants, and
Real Estate Agents,
Second ST., next door 10 the Athenaum, keokuk,
PARTICULAR attention will be paid TO buying
and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any other business that may
be entrusted 10 us.
We navc convenient rooms, and will attend TO
storing and forwarding goods and produce If all
kinds
Liberal cash advances made goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have a large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches, Gold Jewelry and notions, which
we offer al wholesale and retail, as low az can be
found in the country.
Merchants and paddlers win be supplied at ex-
tremely low prices for cash
c, GooD business iots on Fourth st., between Malu
= and johnson, for sale by III. l.. co.
az FEET front BY so feet deep Oh Fourth Street
~ between johnson and Exchange, for sale by
III. l.. co.
poSDs for land in Hardin county for sale by
ID Ii. L. d co.
4 HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chatham
u Square lot % feet front by lao deep, and will
be sold AT q bargain by III. Ia 20.
4 LARGE brick house On second Street, lot 80
a feet front by 70 feet deep, for sale by
(, LOTS e5 feet front by IS feet deep, with fine
- frame house with five rooms, good cellar, and
situated ina good location in the town of Farming
ton, which will b. sold at great bargain by
III. L. 4 co.
4 GOOD Farm, situated about six miles from
Il hcokuk, on the st. Francisylle road, contains
lao aeFes, 50 we'll fenced and 30 acres under
cultivation, ii d yded into timber and tillage land
has comfortable dwelling, good orchard, good
stss.k and drinking water, will b. sold at bargain
hY H. l. d GO.
r 81 In block iag, for sale ny
IL H. l.. a 20.
q L0I@ in Rers addition, for sale BY
ID II. La co.
A eFeoND hand piapa Forte for sale by
Y II /, A. 40
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NOTICE.

consequence Of the change indicated above, ii be-
comes ndis peusibse that the business of the firm
81 BALDWIN, Evans Go. be closed up without de
Law.
Those persons knowing themselves to be indebted
note account, earnestly requested 10 make
immediate pa yment to the undersigned
ny2addw BALDWIN a EVANS