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An OLD LAVA correspondent of the
New York Tribune, writing from Elkton.
Maryland, gives the annexed portion of n
law, passed by the Provincial Assembly of
this State, in 1923, which still remains unre.
pcalcd upon the statute books
"If any person shall hereafter, within this
Province, Willingly, maliciously and advised.
~ by writingo sueaking. blaspheme or curse
God. or deny our Saviour Jesus Christ to be
the Son ofGod, or shall deny the Holy Trinity,
the Father, Son and Holy Ghost, or the God
head, or shall utter any profane words conccr.
ming the Holy Trinity or any of the persons
thereof, and shall be thereof convicted. BY
verdict or confession, shall for the first ofiense
be bored through the tongue and fined twenty
pounds:
for the second otfcnse. shall be stgmatized
10y burning on the forehead with the letter B.
and fined forty pounds:
and for the third otftnse shall suffer death
without the benefit of clergy.
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Estl.a1. S5 Reward.

IS STRAYED away from the
NT1vT farm Of Mr.. Denny, on Elk Riv
114sa9 er. near Elkton, on the 9th day
caA,$n xl.l ofJuly, inst. F., a sorre horse colt,
two years old, of fair size, small blaze in his
face, and his left hind foot white. The above
reward will be paid for information that will
enable me to get him again.
July Is GEo. WASHINGTON BoULDEN.
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DEATH IN TIE JAlI..-Nlarha Owens, a
coorcd girl, convicted at the April Court Of
stealing chickens, the property of Mr.. ". D.
Fowler, and sentenced two years to the pcni.
Tertiary died in jail here on Thursday. She
had been sick since her trial. and consequent
ly continued III Jail.
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DIR. KANE'S FIRST NARR &TIVEL
The United States GrinaeH Expedition:
in Senrch of Sir Iohn EiunhLin.

DURING THE YEARS lSju-jl
A Personal Narrative. by ELISHA kent kANK
II. D.. L. ;. \. One volume Svo. upwards of 500
pages, containing .U) Steel Ps''ct and Wood En-
cravings including fuc steel Portrait of Sir
John Franklin bling the only one ever engraved
in America. Also. Eio:R .rHY OF FRASKLIS by
:. Austin A!libonc Esq. $500
This work is totally distinct from the second
Arctic Expedition and embraced much valuable
and interesting matter never before published 1t
should be owned by all who have purchased tho
last Expedition, ms it makes DIX. KASE's works
complete.
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NEGRO Boy DROWNED. A negro boy be-
longing to Joshua F. Biddle was drowned in
Bohemia river on Thursday. lie was in
bathing, and got beyond his depth.
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
J. will he made TO the County Commission
rrs of Cecil county. at their first meeting ai-
ter the 18th day Of August, next, to have Il
bridge built over the Little Elk Greek, at
Providence Paper Mills.
Jnlv 18th, !S51 1M
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0I-Our farmers are now in the tlrong of
Wheat Harvest. which is full two weeks later
than usual. There is but one opinion in re-
gard to the crop in Cecil; it is not onc-third
of an average yield.
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MAYOR OF BALTIMoRE.- Swami
certainly must be doing the right thing in
Baltimore toward having efficient police and
keeping them in the right sort Of order. This
fact will not be denied we presume, by any
well thinking man. We have the following
from the Baltimore Argus, lin reference to the
4th) zone of Mr.. Swann's most violent political
opponents:
Peace and good order were preserved
throughout the city. to an unexpected and
remarkable degree. We heard ofno serious
disturbances in any quarter, though there
were several cases of puglistic rencountres
and few Instances where murderous weap-
pons were brought into requisition. In
each of these the interference of the police
was prompt and efficient, and the disorderly
parties were speedily put out of harms way.
by being locked in the station house,
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HEAVY RAiNs-Et is stated that the rains
in Dorchester county Md, during the past
week, have been very heavy. Bridges and
fences were doated away. and portions of the
county inundated for miles.
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OTCampaign subscribers are crowding in
on us, and we are thankful to those friends
who have already interested themselves in
the matter. See the terms in another column
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CJ7The American State Convention, to
make State nominations, meets in Baltimore
on Thursday next the 23rd inst.
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Land and Lots for Sale,

.NE.4R PORT DEPOSIT.
4 SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, con-
II tanning about 20 Acres, miles from Bat
tie Swamp, and improved 1
IE4ttEs with good House, &c. One EE3EN
Jt;sttRf;N House and Lot on Main ST., lis8k,&
t,ti$9' Port Deposit; this is desi- Etl,Af'b
rable property, and in fc. simple. Two
Tracts of Land on the Susquclnnna, and on
the site of the Central Railroad: the land If
fine quality. Also, several small Dwellings,
in and adjoining the town Of Port Deposit.
All the above will be sold on accommodate
ing terms ]. r. COULSON.
Port Deposit, Jaly Is If
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LIGHTNING RODS

/ LIGHTNING RODS.
TNIIE undersigned arr now cngaged.in erect
L ing Pcarson's Lightning Conductors in this
and the adjoining counties, to which we invite
the scrutiny of all interested in the protection
of property and life, or the science of cleo
tricity. We claim for this a superiority over
any other rod ever offered in Maryland or
Delaware.
First, in the improved, solid point of cop
per and silver.
Second in the permanent manner it is at
tachcd to the building.
Third, the metal being annealcd thereby
greatly increasing its conducting powers.
Fourth, it has no electrical connection with
the building to which it is attached
This rod has been sold from Michigan to
Georgia on many colleges and public build
ings in the different States, also too many
scientific men who have voluntarily given GER
tticates of its perfect scientific construction.
Over SOC, 900 of these rods have been erect
edand are now standing, (not DOWN. but stand
ing erect in the various States we have passed
through in the last seven years. An exami-
nation we think will convince any one.
Gy-All orders left at the Office of The Cecil
Wing, will be punctually attended to.
HOUSE & WEED
Elkton, Nd, June IL If
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Ibe Cecil lubie.
ELKTON, JULY Is, 1857.

TnEWuIG For THE; CAMPAIGN We pro-
pose to issue The Cecil Waig to Campo ign
subscribers. To colnrncicc dis soon hereafter as
their names are sent in, at the following ra ties:
1 copy 81 cents, s copies 50 25:. 10 copies
Il 90, and any great number at the same
rate.
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The Steamer Port Deposit,

VIII leave Port Deposit
a selso e,7for I!avre do Grace at .
ts~,.==-==,lAl - = o'clock A NJ, 2and 80 clock
r.II5lssE..s-sssIIGp p. NJ connecting with the
ear. Leaves Ilnyre Grace at ll:2O A. NJ. 800
AID $40 =. NJ. DAVID lllTE.
NAV 10 s,nH Captain.
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tf!arric0.

On the 18th inst. a, Carpenters Point Ly
the Rev. II. i. Gilroy, Mr.. WM. A. CRAw.
FORD, Of New Castle county Del. to Miss
CAROLINE s. GRANT, Of Cecil Co., Md.
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FOR RENT.

A NEW AND CONVENIENT HOUSE
IA Oh Church Street. Possession give II
immediately. For terms apply to
SUSAN b. PURNELL
July 18th lS57-tf
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Baltimore 4 Susqnehanna

- Il l.. \ NJ G 9 NJ = \ y Y.
DNGCLAh DAILY LINE. except SundayaA
n @n II .THH Nr GRACE, ponT btreslr AID
1pA WsraH CNNA..
-s.A The STEAMBOAT
X r. p0ETSMoITiI. Cabt.
s.~---.n = H....s5~ Jos. Gao ;urG ~ 'cEves
s-Se:,sa ~ s. lower end oi West Falls
A,rnae. every ruc.i y. Thursday and saturday
etenins. al 8 "'c'ork Returning. leaves Port
br,,ust every Monday. Wednesday ana frlay a
> o'clock aud liavre de Grace at o'clock r NJ
rb Siramhna LANCASTER, Capt lin J. W
" .ln Law mntf Friday evening. ut Il O'Clock.
Returning lr,tc, Port pr,ansit every Tuesday.
fh,!> ily and Sninday evening at o clock. @nd
it,'"' i tr'c,' Al ) clock T. 81.
- 'I>sigc III r"nt,
- re ghts received daily n Raltnrrc until :.
..inrk. ud at puit Deepest until - o'clock; ca
Iird low ties and ear tIlly at e'd' Ia"
. t'npr 'te r'crip for Freight. VIII be re-
qairr'l IN ~ :l>c..
III, agent ~ llavre de Gre" will attend 10
f,rwarliug amy merchandise consigned t" him. for
NV ru'ui "u the Pennsylvania Canals. "r viii re
I'll !rc CHS in;cn tel for Baltimore; Philadeiplia
"I c,sSWber'.
JOS JAS. TAYLOR. Agent Baltimore.
Il. ALIEN taylor. Agr.. II. dc Grace.
JACOB TOME. Port Deposit.
The $40 mhoat III NJ VIA Cap Tom'in-
spr. being in complete order, cun be chirte.ed at
ANY time.
y B.--G7niu purch" srl ut the highest 'kct
p,i,a. A. NE Warehouse of j. Tome. Port Deposit:
VIII" also keeps for '.tiuano Plaster Fish; salt;
rldas lolc Il Mtrh.Ils. Allan 4 Needles amd De
BirgS Phoslhnt =. an New York Bone Dust.
MAY 30 IL II
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III BENEFITS EMBROCATION, the great
Linament cures Rheumatism.
Bonn its Embroc ition, the great Lnamcut
cures Neuralgia.
Bcnnctts Embrocaton, the great lnamcn
cures Pains and Spr Tins.
Beane'ts Embrocdtion the great Linnment
cures Lumbago.
BENEFITS Embroca,ion. the great Linamcnt
cures rGothache
Eennetts Emhrocition, the great Inament
cures chappcd Hands. and make. them white
smnoth and soft For sale by II. II. MITCHELL.
md Druggists and Storokerpers through the
country. Nov Is. lSj6-Iy
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SANlL. II. j ACk,
Civil Engineer and SurIeIOr..

TENDERS his services as Surveyor and
L Land tonvryarcer to the citizens "fCccil
county. Address at Port Deposit, Md.
July Is CIV
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Testimony in favor Of Dir, j. Simms' cele.
brated White Liniment the great external
remedy. Read the following and be convin-
ced.
STANTON, DEL, July G, ls57.
DR.. j. SInmS 4 Son
Gents Your White Eminent BEATS all
the preparations ever saw for SpIains, Sore
Throat, Fresh Cuts, &C. used it IN case
of sore throat. one or TWO applications curing
1t entirely, the lady supposed she was
ai'ing with scarlet fever, but upon the npplca-
tons as abnvc she met with an agrecabl
mistake. | also used your Lirmment in a Sc
we're sprain my horse was unable to move or
in fact Stan,iup at all, and had been for more
than week. applied various remedies
without effect. finally applied your valuable
Linament, rubbing the parts affected thor.
ouS|y, and to my utter establishment the horse
not only able to stand the next day but also
to move about. apparently AS will AS usual
In fresh cuts it seems to ward oil its ever COM
Ing toa sore at all. 1t is a good Linalncni for
all the purposes that require external applica.
TONS, Yours respectfully,
JOHN W. GALLOWAY.
None genuine without the written sIgsa-
tire. J. SinniS, NJ. d., Is on the Wrapper
See advertisement in another column.
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ELISHA KENT KANE.
A BIOGR A PHI Y

DY WILLIAM ELDER.-In announcing the
II lite Of DIR. Kane wo are but anticipating ths
wishes OF thousands and ton. OF thousands of the
admirers of that great man.
Having been personal friend Of the deceased,
and enjoying "a large share of his confidence. Hr.
Elder is we'll quilfrd to do justice TO the subject
This work will bv issued in one handsome 90.
taro' volnm and will equal in every re.pcct III Q
superb volumes o: Arctic Explorations recently
published. 1t will contain full -f,cc portrait,
executed on steel. well as ensrayi ngs of his
idpnue tomb! medals &c.
In OF Ter to give this wo, X larg, circulation it
will be sold at tke low frice Of 81 50.
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IMPORTANT TO
EsEsey EssS & ELHERS.

, liz, epNRr DEPOSIT FERRY BOAT
,s-l- - 81 1ur STEINER GIPSEY. Capt.. H.
MYERS. having been thoroughly repaired. is now
running regularly during the day and night DO
tween
PORT Deepest" AND BELLS FERRY.
tho c!r1ci.y of his l'oat, and her speed and
entire saf tv. rruder her peculiarly fitted for tins
s.ryi,. provcts farmers. travellers and the pub
| g gruorn'y viii fnd her nj all times ready t."
convey them and Their property To ami from me
:ha.r paints Travellers aud nrorrrs VIII Had
a,rr. A"r"mmo'l tinns for themselves ANA stock
nj the new Hot + ut Bells Ferry which his been
,rc t'v cree ed by j. SPENCER. and now kept
~ HIM may S-Gm.
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DOCT. Il. w. HAINES,

DENTIST,
NEWARK, DEL.-As many persons not
1\aware OF the time necessary to perform IT,
perfect operations III the Dental art i thnk5yIIS
u but justice to those at distance, who may con-
template visiting me, rs well as to myself, to thus
publicly suggest to such the proprety of timely
Informing me by mail or otherwise to that effect
request this as favor more especially where the
operations required Of such nature as to
render them necessarily lengthy, as sufficient
time can then DO reserved for such special cases
and thereby prevent disappointment.
4. W nAINES d. .. s,
July II, J7-ly* Newrk Del.
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Che 4flnrkcts.
ELkTON MARKET.
Reported By N. s. Siiies.1
T7"T' Ut TT " 'HWt''
ELKToN, JULY l1lh IS

ELKToS, July lIIh 1851.
Red Wheat SLIT. White do. Sl.s2. Corn
10; Oats 50l 80: Potatoes 81 90; Mackcrc
81 90: Nails 81 %; Pcruviaa Guano: A No.
/, 500 90; Mexican do. S24 U0 Columbian do
$40 90; Rersc's Manipulated Guans. S52 90;
De Bnrg's Super Phosphate $44 GO; Plaster
?s e.. A. Salt 81 50.
PORT DEPOSIT MARKET.
Rcported by J. Il. Darts Co.
PoRT DEPOSIT MARKET, July l.--White
Wheat s .SS: red Wheat Sis. Corn 80
cents. Oats So cents per bnShe of so lbs. -
Potatoes LOO. No. Peruvian Guano SIS
\. \ Mexican G,ano S2i. DE Bnrg's Phos.
rhate S44 Fine Salt 81. 10, q. a. SI.l0: NJ
, and , Mackercl. $3.50 and Sl2; Shad Sill
SuSquchanna Herring $3.50
BALTIMORE. July l7,h.-Gnod to prime
red wheat 81 .S5 to %: prime white wheat
81 % to $500. Corn both white and ycl,
low IS to SO cents. Rye los cents. Oats 81
to GO cents. according to quality. Flour:
Howard street s. .G2: Extra So to 80 90.
WlLMlNGToN. July 18th. Wheat 81 50:
Corn 50 cts: Oats So. Flnnr SS.25. jour, a
PHILADELPHIA, July Wheat, rcd
81 IS To l.S7: white 90 to 80: Com IS
cents Oats 5 cents: Flour 81 80 to IS 80
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More than $500, 900 Sold within months
DIR. KANE'S GREAT WORK,
Arctic Explorations,

Is now being red by more than two hundred
thousand persons. old and youug. learned and IN
learned. r. i5jnrt thr book which should be owned
and read by every Am rean.
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TILE FOREIGN JOURNALS
and the msT distinguished sivans of Europe arc
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being faithful account of privaions aud harl-
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out "a shudder
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A PHOTOGRAPH OF DIR. KANE,
Taken froa Life by Brady of n. Y. Price $ 81,
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IN PRESS,
COL. JOHN {. FREMONT'S
e II LOR 4 TION $.
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BRAZIL AND THE BR AZILIANS.

BY Rev. ID. p. kIDDER, otthe Methodist Eps-
copal Church. BY Rev. J. c. FLETCHER,
of the Presbyterian Church.
This and splcnddly illustrated work 70 no
large volume octave in uniform style with the
superb volumes of Or. kanes Arctic EX ploraton -
is the joint effort Of the above named gentlemen,
who, as travellers and rs missionaries (and one in
oil :ih position us Acting Secretary of tho
Uni ed States Legation at RioD have had II long
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VIII .thcr We reg ri it in II natur,l. commercial,
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1T Any Of the above works will be srnt by m,il
free Of postage by rcmitting Tho published price.
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J r MOST EAANENT MEN

have We'd with each her in cxto.ling its merits
Tw" vols. octave. Suprrbly Illustrated. Tire
Hundred Engravngs. Price 81. CV
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APOLLO SALOON.
Geo. Landvoigt, Proprietor.

EM--. THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS cFy
IsIts ,. leave TO announce to his friends IN
v Y y 1and the citizens of WeavorvilIe X
and Trinity county, that he has leased the base
ment of Hocker's new building, on Court street.
where he has fitted up the above Saloon and
where he will be pleased at all times to furnish
those who may favor him with their patronage
with the best OF LAGER BEER, aud LIQUORS
and SEGARS of the finest varieties.
A splendid
p I "a N Q f O r T e
has been procured, and the proprietor trusts that
he shall ut all times be enabled to make the time
pass pleasantly with his friends
Weaver, June 20, 1887. 22td.
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DOUBT AT AN END--THE DECIsIoN OF THE PEo-
PLE-It is one of the noblest characteristics of an
era that the people think and judge for them
selves. The mental training received at our
Common Schools and Free Academies, fit them
for this task. They are taught to investigate, to
analyze, TO take nothing for granted until they
have tested and proved its truth. Hence if the
voice of the people, is not the voice of God
1t approxmates infallibility more nearly than any
opinion limited to single class possibly can.
Apply this rule to the remedies for external
and internal maladies introduced in all parts OF
the Globe by Professor Holloway, and what is
the result. For every one human being, who
places confidence in any other medicine, at least
one hundred rely implicitly upon his Pills and
Ointment, and prove the faith that is in them by
using these remedies to the exclusion OF all others
Look at another significant fact. Among the
class of medical dogmatiss, fortunately for man
kind diminishing every day, who deny the efficacy
of Holoway's preparations scarcely any two
agree. The prescriptions of each practitioner
differs as widely from that Of his neighbor. as it
does from Holoway's. Submit any case, ordinary
or extraordinary, to q hundred so-called regular
physicians and you will have as much confusion
of opinions as there was of tongues in Babel
Doctor Depletus will recommend blisering,
bleeding, sudorfcs and blankets; DR.. Bracerup
will prescribe quinine and jellies and throw the
doors and windows open. The patients pcrpleXed
IN the eXtreme-or rather perplexed between two
extremes--will perhaps try both. or possibly
adopt the idea that system involving such con
tradictons cannot be worthy, cry, with Mercutio,
: q plague o. both your houses, am sped
Certainly when we find that one half of the
adult population Of the known world have used
and approved Holloway s medicines, and that the
remainder are subjected to hundreds of modes of
treatment so opposite to each other that no two
of them can by any possibility be right, we may
fairly conclude that the verdict of the consistent
half Of mankind is correct and true.
The time has passed, never to return, when the
dictum Of theorists could outweigh incontrovertl-
bic facts, II thousands of invalids who have eX-
haustcd the matcra medica and consulted the
lights of all the Medical Schools in vain, recov-
cred by the aid of JIoloway's remedies they must
necessarily take prccedeuce Of all others They
have done so wherever they have been introduced.
They arc not the pet medicines OF a clique or
class or a single community. .Nanhind Is their
patron, the ,thole habitablc gioJe the theatcr of
their triumphs.-.N y SATURDAY Ere Courier
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To lease.

A SNN~O THE SALOON AND ROOMS
hyA,Lc above known >as the " New Or
M iIIHni.sM leans Bar" will be rented to a
$3.50 @-- good tenant for the term Of one
year, on favorable terms. as the present propric-
tor is about leaving for Europe.
e The lessee will be expected to purchase the fur
niture and fixtures of the Saloon.
+. LATREMOUILLIERE
Weaver, June %. 1851. 23td.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN {.

THE UNDERSIGNED being dcsirous of clos
l. ing up his business and returning to the At
lantc States, offers for sale the following proper
ty, viz:
Two small houses with wood-shed and stables
attached. on the corner of Court and Carr sts :;
three-eighths of the lot, carpenter shop and um
Der yard on Court street, known as M Short &
Co.'s shop the ball court on Taylor street known
as Collins one twostory dwelling-house, ele-
gantly finished on Taylor street Il lot on Tay-
lor street heretofore owned by NJ. Short & Co.
dweling-house on Main street, near til @ residence
of f. 7. Edwards a lien on the lot aud dwelling
house known as the Paulin house, now occupied
by MIR. Eastman, on Court street a set of carpen-
Ter tools, quantity Of lumber, one mule saddle
and bride, and two cooking stoves.
The above property is situated in the most cen
trail and desirable portion of the village of Wea-
vervlle The dweling-houses are all new and
of the best style of work. Those wishing to Sc
cure a comfortable dwelling-hOus at a great bar
gain, or to purchase any of the above property.
would do well to call on the undersigned soon
DANIEL HOWLAND.
Weaver. July 4, 1857. 24td.
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Temperance.

MIR. JACOB CARTER will lecture in Trini-
INl ty County, on Temperance. as follows
Weaverville, Saturday, July Is;
Big Flat, Sunday. July 49,
Canon City, Monday & Tuesday. July 20 Il 2l.
Wcaverville, Wednesday and Thursday, July
% and %.
Ridgeville, Friday, July "a ;
by request of Canon City Div. s. of 7.
2i3t j. =. WRIGHT, r. s.
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Mel AIN & THORP,

-
BLACKSMITHS & GUNMAKERS I!
COURT STREET, wEAvERvILLE.
DLACKSMlTIllNG of all kinds. Horse, a
ID Mule and Ok Shocing done in the best a 81
manner. and on reasonable terms for CASH. W
A large assortment of Miners Tools. Rockers.
Toms, Picks, Shovels, Crow Bars, Tom and Rock
er Irons, Slucing Forks, and great variety of
III A II ID w A II L,
kept constantly on hand and for sale at our Shop.
Guns and Pistols, 81 - Wad-Cutters
Game Bags, MO- Cleaning Rods,
Shot Pouches and ,(>SA Nipple RenGhes;
Belts, Powder " Powder and Lead,
Horns and Flasks, G.. D. & Ealeye's double Wat
erproof central fire Caps together with many ar
ticlcs not here enumerated.
Guns and Pistols repaired by competent work
men, and satisfaction guaranteed.
MCLAlN 4 TUORP
Weaver, March 81, 1857 9-tf.