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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10
Special Nostce.

"NEvER SAY DYE" 10 a peri on whose hair has b.
gray premauFcy, unless you ar sure Of advis-
ing the rs If thing which viii ra,asdy the mat
ter Dying the hair with ordinary articles is, at
best but a temporary affair and til hade produced
isany thing bnt that with which ure alorns the
human hair. TIL "INIATABLE Itia oLonlSG and
Restorative Of c. Heims,reet / Co., s no act as
dye it stimulates the natural secre;i at lie roots
Of the hair by giving life and toe to the small
vessels which serete the natural ca'o-ing and thus
gives them life aud strength L docs net STAN the
kim ana may b used freely as va. X, and "th ~
much safety The article is comp sed of oil and
slim lating spirits aordng agre able hair wash,
and is an excellent substitute for oil or pomatum.
The peculiar properties of this prtaration render
il entirely different from any thing a)w in use for
the hair
The color of the hair when restored, is exactly the
shade it before it turned gray. al the singular
phenomena attending its use, not "ay curious but
easily observed, As the bulbs n .h2 roots of each
hair are affected by the remedial AGENTS, the com
menccment If the change may he no. ced the bulbs
grow dark, and in short time the hair from the
roots outward begins to turn in 81 a., and 50 con
tnues to do until the desired chang is effected ana
the ha possesses the glossy appea and shade Of
youth. This may seem strange, but more stranss
than true The article has been X nsivciy imitat
ed and ersous should be particular purchase Of my
agents. The genuine has thu signature IF the late
frmand the present proprietor N top q each
bottle. " l.. HAdAN.
Surviving partner, and successor Z {. Heimstree
4 Co., sole propris tor, Troy, New RI. For sale by
s. HEIMSTBEET. Union Block
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NOTICE.

HAVING purchased Of B. A. Williams his en-
l. l. tire stock of Groceries. Will carry on I'll
above business and sell at very low figures in order
make room for Spring stock For extraordinary
bargains call at his old stand Mainsreet between
4th and 9th.
Also tie highest eash price paid fer all kinds Of
produc. " III. AUSTIN SO.
mchld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10

EEIcHr OF HoRsLs. We saw two very fine
|ch bays on the scales yesterday weight
kectively .445 and ,432 pounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10

OF the Latest and most Desirable Styles ever
brought to this market, to which the attention Of
purchasers is respectfully called, and an examina-
tIon Of goods and prices solicited. Having made
extensive and permanent connections with all he
principal and most fashionable Hat and Cap Manu-
facturers In the last shall be in constant receipt
throughout the spring and Summer, of their b. t,
--latest and most Fashionable productions
Orders viii meet with pro pit attention. Persons
ordering by letter will please state whether articles
wanted are for Men, Youths, Boys, or Children ;
also, the kind, quality and color and about what
price IL wanted. DAVID PEARCE,
meha DIV No I l6 Main street ST. Louis. No.
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4 FRESH invoice Of Garden, Flower, and Flel'
I \ Seed, just received from Landreth, Philadel
phia. Also, lot of Onion Sets al q. A. Britton
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 63 Main street.
mch3gdtf
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Dfssoiution.

TTyIIE firm Of Bali d Kirkham was this day dis
l solved by mutual consent. The business in fu-
ture viii BE- conducted BY II kirkhaI, who Is alone
authorized 10 collect all debts and pay all claims
against the old firm A. b. BALL
Ii. kIRkHAM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10

T HAVE this day sold TO II. kirkham my entire
i interest IN the Family Grocerv Business, and
with pleasure recommend him to tha public az a
deserving Of your patronage.
March 2gd A. b BALL.
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| TowN misunderstanding, Tenn, was
lrely destroyed by fire last week. A pris-
in the county jail persisted in the flames
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TYsfS ,fsa nOOT !.

A we wish TO make room for our stock, toar-
"a rive on he first boat, viii dispose Of the
mander Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke at aud
below cost.
We win be glad to sec all who wish bargains in
Boots and Shoes. /. j. ELlIOII Il 60.
mch22d
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W. HANSON A co.

Formerly Wondsrly a Ransom
n o. 223, :. T.. corner Of Man and Cherry streets
y ST. LOUIS, MO, Manufacturers Of COPPER,
SHEET IRON AND TIN WORK. such a. COPPER
PIPES FOR STEAM DlS1lLLERIES AND STEAM
ENGINES, COPPER STILLS, Brewing Kettles Well
and Cistern Pumps, soda Fountains and Generators,
breeding, Chimneys aud Escape Pipes, aud every
other article in their line Il business
They also manufacture aud keen constantly on
hand ne celebrated premium STEAM BOAT AND
HOTEL COOKING STOVES Of all sires
Particular attention will be given 10 MI kinds Of
DIsIIILEKf work, for DISlILLERIES mash ng
from 100 10 l2ee bushels pr day any other size
that may be wanted. Satisfactory references will
b. given IN regard to our DISTILLERY work as
there several IN successful operation through
the hSl and IN this city Of our manufacture.
-1gm
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tess SALE,

MIGHTY acres 81 land three miles from this city.
Ia with "a comfortable house on he same.
Inquire Of -. +. Humphrey & Gage SO Main
Also 100 situated six mlies north II Oska-
loosa. Mahaska CO.
GebeGatf D.F HUMPHREY s GAGE
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waGuNsl MAG0N> WAGoN>!.

DLDW AND WAGUN FAITUN1, cornff TIN
i and Main Streets. kcokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
made large additions 10 it, We are manufac-
turing Of he best 0no TIMER including the steam
bent feRoe tho other timber for wheels being used
in this establishment WAGONS OF EVERY IA
kIETY HACKS. PEDDLIAG WAGONS CARTS,
W HEEI-BAHkOWs tlLIIS AI0hS, A \
PL0WS, IN style and work ulau hip equa to any in
the Western States AZ use none bat the best
material, and employ none but the best mechanics,
we feel confident Ut being able to obyate the ne
cessity, to those who will give call. Of send
ing either to Chicago or Cincinnati for any article
in our line.
n. B.-A good stock Of Flows and Wagons con
stanty on hand to supply purchasers at the short
est notice. Those wishing 10 purchase save
time and money by calling nj tn of 18th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOW LES.
aDrlt -aawiy
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New stock of wall Papers.
ID -. OGDEN il in receipt per steamer Sam Gaty
IN. of 10000 bolts Paper Hangings. The stock Ii
fresh from th manufacturer and embraces the latest
and most elegant patterns In the market.
mch27. CITY BOOK STORE
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Valuable cry Lot FOR safe.

LNIGHTY feet front on 4th street, by loe deep,
L. between Maiu and johnson streets, opposite
the market. One third cash, balance IN and
two years, With ten per cent. interest
arr dim BRUCE & DANIELS.
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
l<eOk sil2. Iowa.

those who wish to ornament their grounds with small
trees which will commence beariag thesecond year
after planting.
Also, Fancy Shrnbbery, Ever green's, Roses, &c.
n. b. We expect 70 be able to safpiy any guam
tity Of Sweet Potato, Cabbage ard Tomato plants
for gardening.
Orders received At orr grounds thrce-fourths Of a
mile west Of City limits, the B.uiF Ferry road
to the Dies Moines or by mail addressed to
keoink. March q ddw III BREI1, HILTON.
C00N'S German SalYe. or vegetable pain extractor.
~ For sale by \. HhlMsIkEEI.
ianl6d Lnion Block.
A GOOD assortment pf supporter abd trusses, for
\ sale by Is. lIEi AsTREEl.
ianlGd Union Block.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10
REAL ESTATE ron SALE

T OTIS 0 anI II Block G. On franklin street.
IL East half Of 10 in Bloot 6S Oh Man street.
Part Of L9ts ] and II, Block 1se, on johnson
street.
Lot g. Block i67, on Concert street
Other lots in different parts Of the city. Also,
improved and uninproysd land in Lee County.
" " BELhNAP
mchTd Office corner Main and Second Ste.
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New StGcE.
COMSTOCk Il BROS.
STOVES
Timers Stock.

5000 lbs oval and round Copper bottoms from 10
10 inches.
1000 bds. Sheet Iron from No. "A 10 IT
1000 packages Plymouth Wycls, iron and tin ID /,
from Soz. 10 II bs.
500 boxes Tin plate.
500 bundles Iron wire from No. TO No. Is.
100 gross Tea Kettle BREASTS and co, era from G to
III inches.
30 gross Pressed tin bottoms from 6 to inch.
90 do do seolloped aud plain dinner plates
80 do Stove ornaments assorted.
go do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
1913 do Asserted Sin ID ears.
80 d. Iron tsa kettle cars
100 do do do do burs.-
200 do Pressed tin pot coy,l-
200 do of No. !, 2, and peuter knobs.
100 feet Brass @ire tiotu
Bent Spouts. assorted sizes
Perforated tin III sheets;
Copper Kiyets and Burs
Bucket Handles;
Ma!lets expressly for tinncrs' use
Stove Backing N papers or by the key
C0As rock d BROTHERS.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
EALE IIs M

Hardware and Cutlery.
FALL TRADE.
- ". / II. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesale
-. dealers, in receipt Of much the largest stock
which they have yet displayed to the mer-
clants Of Iowa, Missouri and illinois, to which they
ask attention and guaranty TO be ST. Louis prices
sept. T. is55.-d6w
A MES Sil0g elsa large stock TO arrivej Tor
n sale low by 5. W & II. TUCKER.
XXYAsHING MACHINES The celebrated T Loaf
w ing kuuekels Washing Machine, for sale by
5. ". II. TUCKER.
CHoT uuNS.-A lot Of double-b arrclled shot guns ,
- some fine, for sale low by
sw Ill. TUCKER.
IIkCULAh sAWs.--Al sizes Of the st. Louis
~ Circular Saws, warranted by
5. ". II. TUCKER.
MANDRELs, for Circular Saws for sale BY
GHoVELS AID T0NGS.-The difercn, qualities
- of Iron Brass and Steel. for sale by
5. W. II. TUCKER.
DICKS AND MATT0CKS,--A supply Of Germas
L steel and cast steel pointed picks and Mattccks
also, stone picks and slcdges, for yale by
s w 4 ii. TUCKER.
u by s. ". IN TUCKER.
4 AES AXE5 l-iIunt' Collins simmons LIP
( \ pincott's Whites and Wilson axes. large
stock for sale low by S. ". Il II. TUCKER
DLATFORM Scales, from ICONS and upwards, Of
L Eairhank's pattern with aud without lovers, for
sale BY = W Il II. TUCKER.
CADs, JONES a PECK, agents.
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r0ss Saaa

| OFFER for sale an Engine and Boiler, from s. o
l. eight horse power, having been in use with sht
work some voar the boiler is first rate and all in
good running order and condition for particulars
INQUIRE mt the Plough and Wagon factory corner Of
Main and 18th streets FREEMAN KNOWLES.
mchSdIm
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CAN AND Dc,

CELL TO the citizens Of keolfuk ard vicinity. FINE
~ FURNITURE, cheaper than they purchase in
st. Louis o. anywhere abroad and transport il here
Any persons doubling this invited to call at the
Gate City Furniture Rooms 1856 Main street and
satisfy themselves ~ the fact. g. i. ABBOTT
febl sd
+ IAsEED Oil and spirit 6as, Ut
- noylT MOORE A H0OPEh'5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10

TIVE HUNDRED MISTAKES corrected. Mic
/ takes IF daily occurrence in speaking, PRO
nouneing. and writing the English Language, cor
reeted For sale by EANE AnN.
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Ale AND PORTER DEPOT

wines and Liquors;
p ar. pipes United Vineyard, Bro. Co., Cognac
Brandy.
30 ar. pipes Alex selgnette. Ccgnac Brandy,
III qr. pipes otanl, Dupuy ca Cognac Brandy,
Rochelle Brandies in !, and pipes,
pipes Holland Gin,
100 bills. Nsw York Brandy Is bbls New York Gin.
30 bbls. Magnolia " hlsky, copper distilled.
500 bbls. Rect,hed Whisky; 100 do Old Bourbon, do.
Is bbls. Old Aopongahela Whisky.
IS bbls. old Rye Whisky, very superior,
= bills. AaH England Kun,
10 bbis Jamaica Rum pure
% bbl- Cherry Brandy,
10 bhle. Peach Brandy,
u bbls. Apple Brandy,
- bbs. Sweet Malaga,
20 casks Port Wine.
- baskets Champagne, pints and quarts
80 barrels superior cider.
The abJvc goods Will be sold the lowest mark ct
rates for cash. or 70 prompt buyers favorable
terms. mchSl dot
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DAVID PEARCE,
wHo LEsALE DEALER IN
lila { : a N d Caps
Exclusively,
No. fi8 Main street.
u.
Hats and CAPS.

7 AN n0w receiving the larges, and most compile
4 Sprina and summer stock of
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reeted For sale by GANE SOY
ID EAgUHAMP; ri the Kentucky Iragedy .e-
ID quel to charlemont b. Gilmore simms For
sale by ca W SOY.
FisHE LAUGH AniE ADyENTt REs " Messrs
L. Brown, jsnes and Kobtnsohs showing "hefs thfy
vert and how they went what they did and bow
hey did It, with iva hundred thfiltnFiy eoiate en-
.r.siugs Iar sp1~ bv CAVE 4 son.
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A HEAVY supply If Brass, Jspanned and plain
I n Candle nrIcks at the Sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Bum which is offered extremely low by
oct 10 COMSTOCk h BROTHERS
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The su bseribers, proprie-
tore Of the Empire Stove
Works, ST. Louis, beg
leaYe to inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that hey
have established \ branch
Of their house in X COX uk,
where they will Keep con :
stantly on hand a large
and we'll assorted stock
80
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-05
The Dog Tax.
COLLECTORS TAKE NOTICE.

VTNllE Collectors in the several districts are
Il. hereby notified to pay to the County
Commissioners. at their first meeting in
April next CON the sth, 9Th and 10th of that
month"; the amount of the Tan on Dog,
collected by them for the year 1855. or any
balances due from 1854. in order that it may
be appropriated to the uses specified by
law.
And notice is hereby given to Collectors,
and to the owners of dogs. that all the dogs
in the several districts shall be assessed for
the year 1856. under the Act Taxing Dogs
for the protection of sheep in Cecil county, -
as published by authority of the County
Commissioners in the papers of the county
between the Goth day Of March and the lst
day Of June in said year, (lsjG). and the
owners of all dogs assessed between those
dates shall be held accountable for the tax
assessed, to them, whether they shall after
ward part with the dogs or not. And the
assessment of the dogs in the county. as
taken by the several Collectors. shall be re =
tur led by them to the Office Of the County
Commissioners on or before the 9th day Of
June next. BY Order.
JAMES s. CRAWFORD, Clerk
to County Comm'rs Of Cecil county.
March -, lSJG-5w.
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Notices..
NOTICE.
Thomas Lake

Catharine Ray and Joseph In the Crcnit
Kay, Jesse Lake and Ham Court for Cecil
nah, his wife, Reuben Lake fcounty.
and Rachel, his wife, John In Chanccry,
II. Biddlc and Angelina, March IL, 1856
his VIE. Richard Roach
and Orpy, his wife. Marga-
ret Lake ana FRANCIS Lake.
IENlE object Of this suit is to procure n
l. decree Tor Inc sale oicertain Real Estate
IN Cecil county, OF which certain Mary
Srgers died seized.
The Biil states That about the year eigh-
teen hundred and twenty-siX the said Mary
Segers departed this life interstate, seized
OF certain tract OF land in Cecil county
aforesaid, which is particularly described iii
sa'u pi,l ana us accompanying EXtlbits,
leaving Cathar'hc ocgars, Reuben Stgcrs,
Mary oeSers ana Anna Segars, her only
cn'io'sh ana h'irS at law. mat 'le sai'
Na'harihc 'nttrhnarfird with one George
nay, pom OF Whoni nave since departed TINS
l,ie: iea'ihg Catnarlhc nay ana Joseph Kay
their only chl,'reh ana hcirs at law, VINO
no" reside III me STATE OF ONO or ELSEWHERE
neyoha tne jurisdiction OF TINS Court; that
ncuoeh orsers mas also departed TINS HE
Ihtrs'atc, leaving Mary SeSers intermnrrled
WIN one 'ohn NC" iiarter, Francis Segers
ana henheh oegars, their only children and
heirs at law all OF whom nave since convey
ca t'irir interests IN sald keal Estate to the
comp'aihaht lhon'as Lake; that Mary Scgcrs
,htcr''arfita win one DAVID snort, oolh OF
Mn''i' "Ie simee "eaa' .ha' inc sa'a Mary by
u, nef '"st WA "n" 'cstah'ch.N dlrectcd hcr
Ne."'''' 'n''I'h n"',,e"' 10 SeI' anu con
W! an no' "'n' """ e'Sona' Es'a''; Una!
III pursuance 'hc,eo' inc said EXECUTORS oli
I ~ any, t"">N! ~, ner Interest," III 'ne sa'd
i'ena ns''.I " t"e complainant, lh"inaS
Luxe UNA, 'nc Saiu anna ocgerS lhtermarrird
WIN one 'n:nes LAKE, pom OF "h"in nave
"epa''.n 'i,'S nc 'A'.s''lc, leaving he"pth
,,.Ne, u'I,. i',Ne. S'hce i',ei'''"t''cn WIN
h'Gil''u ho.ch, 'he co'npi''ihaht' lh"h'aS
i'"Ne" an VI Nh"h' reSiue IN Iceii county,
I'Sse lake VINO resides III inc state OF
,o,"""''' n'' r'""I'> LAKE. 'heir ON!
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Philadelphia.
HONEY SOAP.

This is the purcst ,s;i - 49,.
Soap made possessing ESs .Ry--SEA tas:ss
hea ing properties. and is .stHs-SsA n N.
highly recommended for I'll III -ssSssaSsSStsHlS
CIlAPrFD HANDS and '|Stss>e,e-a.azkaAasag,yA
various disc scs of the .AsitSr1-.5l 4$SsSn
skin For all toilet pur-
poses il is Of the st soaps ever o-rel to the
public. Each cake OF 50 up is stamped q. NJ T. 4
Con, Phi'ala. No other is genuine.
Pack g's of 2 cak es % cents
Foxes Of Lcs 80 cc.r.
Manufactured by
GEO. NJ ELKINTON h SON.
No. ~ Margnretta st.
IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP.
This Soor has powerful cleaning properties,
which readily remove
OIL. PAINT. DIRT. &c.
from every description Of goods without injury 20
them. For all domestic purposes il is superior to
any o her soap in use. and fifty per cent. cheaper
than the common rosin soap Sold iii boxes OF
IS lbs, and man ufactured by
GEO. u EIKTNT0N 4 son,
No. - Mnrgnretta st.
CASTLE SOAP. Palm, White. Barber and
Common Soaps; lily lrauic. Adamantinc and Tai.
low Candle, 6's. SIS. los. 12's for sale by
GEO. NJ ELKINToN d SON.
No. II Margarctta Street.
Between Front and second above Callowhil
Jan. 26. Sly
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EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

We the undersigned having been duly APP
pointed and commissioned by the county
commissioners Of Cecil county, Road Exam
liners, to view the grounds, and 20 examine
and determine whether the convenience oflhc
public demands the laying out of Public
Road, in the western portion of Cecil county.
designated in the petition in relation to it as
follows: To lead "from a point on the Harris
vile and Port Deposit Road, at the South
west corner of John Lechler's land to the
Wallace Road, at the residence of James S.
Nicklc"
And we do hereby give notice that we will
meet at the residence of James S. Ncklc on
Sf"nlny The 2GM Of 4iprH ncn, and will then
and there proceed to discharge the duties en-
jolned OH us by the aforesaid commission by
the County Commissioners of Cecil county.
JESSE A. KIRK.
JOHN LINCOLN.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS \
March %, 1856 I'm. Examiners.
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CDNSTABLE,s SALE.

PY virtue of,wo executions, one issued by
- Gilbert F. Christfield, Esq, one of the
Justices of the Peace in and for Cecil coun.
ty at the snit OF j. G. Ford; and the other
issued by Alexander P. Barwick, Esq, an
other Justice of the Peace Of the aid coun-
ty, both against the goods and clIattlcs, lands
aud tenements OF Theodore Camp, and to
me directed, have seized and taken into
execution allihe right ,stitle, interest, claim
and estate. of the said Theodore Camp, in
and to TWO LOTS OF LAND, in the village
OF Port Herman. in Cecil county, numbered
lots ''5' and .'6' ON the plot of said village,
lying on the north side Of Cherry street,
commencing at the corner OF Second ST..
fronting on Cherry street fifty feet, and enc
hundred and sixty feet deep, and l hereby
give notice that on
Saturday, the l9M day of AprH 1856.
in Chesapeake City, at the House of Peter
BouchelI, at o'clock on said day, | will
expose the said property to Public Sale, 10
the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said
writS. .a. l.. SIMMONS
March 20, ls5G-ts. Constable.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby givcnto all whom it
~ may concern that application viii be
made To the County Commissioners Of Cecil
county at their first meeting after the 18th
OF April next for the appointment of Exam
incrs to lay out and locate a Public Road
from the road leading from Cherry Hill to
Cowantown, beginning at or near the Full
ing Mill Bridge; touching on land of John
Smith and through land of Jacob Markec.
touching on land Of Levi G. Smith to Jacob
Markets. Mill; thence through lands of John
Smith aud the heirs Of Samuel Burnite, or
through lands Of the heirs Of Samuel Burnitc
alone. until it connects with the road passing
DAME Lords upper mill, (formrrly Fishers. }
March I5--lm,
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In the Circpit
Court for Cecil
, county.
In Cl,anccry,
March IL, 1856
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ATTENTION FARNERS!
CuanO ExceIled by De Burg!!

Ok bushels Wheat, GO bushels Oats and
cC 50 bushels Corn per acre, are the
average crops grown by one application of
$50 to 800 pounds Of De Burg $ super phos
phate, (dissolvrd bones and Guano.)
1t is adapted for all crops and all soils, as
proof of which we have testimonials from
every variety OF soil, from Maryland to
Georgia, from gentlemen well known rs
practical farmers, who have tried it for the
past two years with pleasing results, equal.
ing No. Peruvian GuanO in every instance
and cXcellng it in many.
James McCay, Port Deposit, Md, says:--
'.De Burg'S Super Phosphate OF Lime has
II" cqna! in my opinion, tor Spring CROPS
i have raised 90 to 20 bushels of corn per
acre.
f.. Howard, Esq. Cecil county, s,ys:-
81 applied tons Of De Burg to corn in the
hill and was much pleased with the result.
] planted in alternate rows, viz: De Burg,
then Peruvian Guano, next Mexican Guano.
and then stable manure, the De Burg was so
far in advance of all he other munlres from
the first coming MP to the gathering Of the
crop, that it elected remarks from passcIs
by during the whole season. | am so well
satisfied that would use De Burg again in
preference to Guano or any other manure.
| would say to all be careful you get DE
DURG'S Super-Phosphnte, many have been
humiugged into the purchase of u worthless
artice.''
SEPTEMBER II, 1855.
George W. Moore, Port Deposit, Cecil
county, Nd. says I'll applied De Burg 8
Snper-Phospila:e of Lime at the rate of $50
pounds per acre last Spring, on corn, pota-
toes and oats. and prefer it to Guuno and
every other manure. have raised so
bushels oats, and SIS bushels corn, upon land
that would not have produced 20 bushels
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DENIsaEs'S
ONE PRICE WHOLESALE End RETAIL
Cash Boot and Shoe Shore,
o. IG S. Second ST., corner of Carter 81.
PHILADELPHIA.

No. 1G S. Second ST., corner Of Carter 81.
PIlILADELAPHIA.
T>lllS establishment has been enlarged and i'm
L proved. and is supplied with the largest ,n,l
best retail Stock in the City. principally ofhis own
manufacture. with choice assortment ftom the
best Easer Markets; embracing Ladies' Gen
and Children Doors. SHOES AND CATERS OF
every description. stv'e AMI qtality. embracing
the bess Yes and qu lticc in this or any o:Hcr
market. This stock clnnot be excc,Ie for QrALI-
rr STYLE AND CHElrSEss
Each article is markell at the very lowest posi-
Bile price. from which no deviation will be made
NO "xir 'yas.nt statements will be needed, and
none m dc to effect sacs.
Goodyctr Gums in all varieties. Pure Gums
so scarce in the market. aiw Us on hand
The public are respectfully invited to call.
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