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rsa;i:la, orc E susGueIlauna
g j l. \ NJ c 9 Nj p \ y Y.
DHGrLa8 pblLT LINE. except spndays !.
N .'r N-ygE Du GRACE, FoGr Dsrosir, aud
1is- WAr-3 CAXAL.
,.1rTS.a Tho STEAMBOAT
- to PORTSMOUTH. Capt.
ErSa-fs-!,iA. - tHt.n'T' Jps u 4oGnEu,S. leaves
SJ .. u lower cad 0: West Falls
Ev,nue. every irc.l-y, Tkursls v-s:nl Saturday
evening at 6 o'c'oct Keur.nS. leaves Port
IeoYst every Monday Wednesday, and Friday 4
! o'e'ock suI Wavre r. Grue nj O'Clock p. NJ.
III. Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt,in J. W
Togi.;Isoi. leaves same place every Monday
~s!I'!l.y al Fr.liv evening. AZ o'clock
e t'tIraia, :ys pr:. D3s'tt ever! Tuesday,
i irs ltv AL 'A:rl Az sv:ln: a. Ssiosk. and
Rlvr9 ! -rtc. l. o'clock r. NJ.
ET'Passsgc 81 cents
II. g''s rc:vs ID i.ly st Baltimore satn
80 TX. ana 1T Port Deposit urti - ocosk; sAr-
rel It l,w rates ana cIr.fu,iy nt:slIei TO.
LIZ .'op.iests r=oaips for f.e:sh!s Will be re-
Guirsl in III cass.S.
The Agent at iiavre de race Will attend to
Forwarding aly sirrcIp mise Consigned to him for
sly point on Tie prnnsylyapia Canals or will re-
sh p frci gifts int,nle4 for Baltimore, Philadelphia
eiu.sswher:.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR. Agcrt Pa'timore.
Il. ALIEN TAYLOR. Agt.. H. Dc Grace.
JACOB TOME. Pot Deposit.
IL III. Steamboat '!jUEiATA.' Capt Ton'in-
vi bang IN cplnpicte order, can DO chartered at
any til!s.
II. b train parch sol at tbs HI CHEST nark.t
price al tn. Warehouse of j. Tome Port Deposit
WHO Also kreps gar s.lo. Guano; Plaster Fish 9elt;
CronS lale & Miuhsi,'s, ALLAH 4 Needles and Do
Burs's phosIha;es, Grl New lo.k Bone Dust.
Nav 3d. ~ II
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4llovric0.

On the LIST Inst, by the Rev, Jas Y. Brown Mr.
.JovorTAy WEAyRn to Miss SIDNEY FLoCSpERS.
both of this County.
The marriage of Mr.. T. J. Scott to Miss
Phcby a. Smith, published in The Cecil
Democrat of last week, a was malicious false
hood no such marriage having taken place.
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ATTENTION

AsHINGToN AMHRIcAx4 Tho Club
will meet AT the SAclcmiah School lIpuSe on
Tuesday evening October, 9Th, att O'Clock,
for The purpose Of making arrangements to 20
to EIkton on the oh and TO transact Other
business. y full turn oat is 50! ictrl. Br
order Of
THE PnrSIDyvr
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IMPORTANT TO
ssEsGvK:Egs g. TRAVELLERS.

IT hPOHT DEIOSIT FERRY BOAT
1890 Tre srs.YHs GIPSEY, Cspt. }.
Nysrs having been thoroughly rspsircd. is now
running regularly during tie dny and night be-
tween
PORT DEPOSIT AND BELLS FERRY
The c.paci'v Of tins Boat. and h"r speed and
entire safety render her peculiarly fitted for this
,..vic. ilrorrrs farmers. travellers md the pub
Tie generally vii FIN her at AL times ready to
senvey them and thor property to and from the
above POINTS Travellers and Erovrrs viii trd
a,rp'e Accommodations for themselves and stock
=, IN, new IIota, at Bells Ferry which has been
r..ent'y erected by j. SPENCER, and now kept
kr him mny X-Sm
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HALF TIME. We learn that Daniel Lord
ESQ. commenced this week TO run his cotton
factories three days in week. The deprcs-
sion IN business has necessarily brought
about this result. A large number of hands
are employed by Mr.. Lord who will thus feel
H. sfs:aes At ..l.ard tirncsu
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The Steamer Port Deposit,

Will leave Port Deposit
q SNI, FLOR IInvre de Grace at .
HI.v;;-r-=frs III, ock IN, md ~ 40 o'ck
.sSss.sS s.iazssS-a5sg p NJ. connecting with the
ssry Icnvcs linyro Grace At li:2O A. NJ. 800
ard 3:3n ?. NJ. DAVID WHITE,
August 22-f. Captain.
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PUBLIC SALE.
- } - - y ~.
w ILL be so'l at Pnhlc Sale - '1'.sHrs.
w day, t'sc 2sls OF y TO, a,

NJ LII BE- snhl At Puh,c sale ~ '5'.sIsrs-
w day, tao I2i. OF y :.D3 a,
next, AZ the Farm or II p. W.st, on, mil,
from tbs rilag: oI y br:li Fast. all til: sax
FHm;ns Cewiis &c, Of .Im,S VI. M,'ri
I'ct.;; consisting : pa; Of > II KS IS, , Cot
1go"l Mich Cows, il 'il'ar, ID h:ll y
il"1S, vtry Slp :tiIr iDGb!. G ,r'iis. ant
Harness. t"o horse " sgpn, l W neat Fan,
Seed ir!l, AMI u ltrs, assortment "f Far
MinE utensils s'n rally, together with tbs
UanI'toH ant kHChs" FaFai are: among which
VIII lie f"nn! vau bic feather i ais .nI bed
lIig. Chairs, Tables Stoves e..
TENNS.-All sans of and unlcr Gyo doh
iris cash. for all sa;us above that amount
credit Of fnar months vii be g.vsl t,r APP
proved notes bearing interest
Sale ~ Commence at ~ O'Clock. \. VI.
NARY JANE MORRIS.
Oct 3. Is. Alm1.
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Crelsurn i2cpar.li,cu!, J
CoMrTaoLLhE : GFFicr.

'''''I04'@' 5VI'VT.0CT ~; TV0T.
IN pnrsutn," Of the 9Th section cr cilap,rr
1 Ii of the acts Of Assembly OF 1856. en-
titled can Act to carry into effect the 3Jth
section of the 81 article %! the Constitution
OF the State in regard to tie eligibility nf
persons 10 the Offices therein specif ii AMI
nIonIiVu:d,i tao Comptroller hereby gives
notice that tha following persons are i'll ;,r-
rear' to the Sttts Of Mary Land in an,i for he
>tinS OF noncy AMI on the several accounts
Ii,iN.l to their respective names:
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SALES or LANDS Lloyd Tilghman, Esq,
trustee. sold at pnhlc sale, at the court -houHe
in this place. on Tuesday lasta large tract Of
land situated between Roc's X Roads and
Beaver Dams. containing 52Ss acres of land.
Mt $40 % per acre. making Sc Al Is. DR..
IT, II. Beatty and Bennett Downs, Esq. pur-
chasers Also, on Thursday last. at Church
Hill ahout 90 acres of land unimproved, for
81 2l3. w. II. McFadcn, purchaser.
-CcnfrcriWe Times
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SECRET SOCIETIES AMONG Us. Our
present patriotic patent demo crazy was
struck with awful horror, to let it tel
the story, when the secret society. called
the "Nnow Nothings' was started in
this country. Notwithstanding that all
its members were required to be of
American birth, and were bound BY n
strong obligation to hold to the prcscr-
walton of the American Union, above any
other political duty, these democrats
saw or pretended they saw, in that So
cicty, great dangers to American liberty.
They had allowed and countcnanced in
their own ranks, secret societies among
our foreign population, for political pur-
poses, and those societies were all right
while they tended to increase the power
of their party. The Germans in Balti-
more and the Irish IN Cincinnati could
league together in secret conclave and
bring the American wing of the locofoco
party to terms, whenever the humol
struck them, and q little grumbling
among q few who were ruled out by this
foreign intervention, was all the objection
made. But party Of native born men
could not join together to countcract
the ovcrrulmg influence of foreign so.
cieties, without meeting the bittercst
denunciations and all because the in
tcrests of the Office holders of locofoco-
ism were damaged thereby. That is
the whole secret of the locofoco out cry
against oKnow Nothings." They were
quite willing to tolerate and encourage
foreign secret societies for their benefit
but must, as matter Of party policy,
denounce all American movements IL
favor of American interests.
II turns out that they still have THEN
foreign secret societies. There Is now
in Philadelphia, and many other places
secret political organization among the
Irish locofocos, known as ".Uoliy Ma.
guire." In Philadelphia this society
already controls the movements andnom-
nations of the locofoco party. They
arc, also, organized in Baltimore city.
and if the Patent Democracy could once
get power here in Maryland, we would
soon find ourselves ruled by this forei CT
conclave.
1t seems that IN Philadelphia, this
foreign Order works under the ostenslble
name of the "American Benevolent AS
sociation," thus stealing the title "Amer.
lean" to cover its nefarious dcsi GINS. Ii
referring to it the Bulletin, says:
I'VE do not know how the members art
distinguished but it is understood that the
two green lanterns which hung over Tho
platform at the rally in Independence Square
on Thursday evening, were the signals OF tn {
order. The officers were all lrishmcn, and
the prominent members are among the mos
conspicuous wirc-workers in the party. The
confusion at the late Convention at Spring
Garden Hall, was occasoined by the Mol
lys' and the American Democrats. bo!f
1 r.. A..s.R.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING

CA The undersigned respectfully calls
w E&Athe attention of the Farmers and the
public generally. to his stock Of all
kinds of Harness. al his shop in Port Deposit,
opposite ]. j. ITeckarts, where all orders
will be promptly executed.
apr Ii 6m ). a. SLLlZEf.
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AnoLIT!oS!gM. The Baltimore Republican
a print whicl Ike some unnatural monster,
is always trying to break DIVA the bnSincs s
and prosperity Of the city in which it is pub
listed, simply because il votes contrary to
its political creed, confines its cry Of "aho-
litionism" against the American Party Of
Maryland and its TRADES, in this respect,
are re.hashed and repeated b. tho locofoco
papers throaghon, the STATE.
Don't the sim?lctons ka,v that this is set
led qlo,tion in Muy,al Tl,v rliSal tn,
howl Of ''nboli,ioni>m" last fall in every cor
ner of the state. against the American party,
and they were thrreupoa turned down by
thousands. The voters Of the satc put their
stamp of condemnation upon them while the
very cry Of abolition was in 'htir mouths
And now, willie the whole south Is charging
the Administration and Walkc or with cheating
them or tliisvery question, tl.cir party organs
in Maryiand arc shallow cnou2l, to Try the old
gamc over. Let them trust it that they are
stood.
And rs in times past they are busy now in
parts Of tins county spreading reports that
EIaincs, .ChriS.c. Reynolds, and others Of
our county ticket are 'ahultionists.' We
scarccydorc pm; respectable man fIom up the
county on cur ticket. but he is set upon hy
a set orlocoroco Llackguards and Denounced as
an aboitioniSt. The voters of all parts Of
the county fully understand this business,
and the foul designs Of these traduccrs, will
meet a Just rrtlihution.
This miserable, dwelling. dccc,tious false
democracy now cabling the north land now
the sou;h-now cheating one section and
now another undertakes again this abolition
game. Let it be sure that the people o
Maryland will give it the reward its actions
merit.
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Glye Getil lu|)ig.
ELKToN CCTopI.a 3, 1857

ELkTON CC'E82I,A 3, 1857
AMERICAN N0NEEATIoT
For GorTnor:
THOMAS HOLIDAY HICKS,
OF DORCHESTER COUNTY.
Tor Comptroller Of The Treasury.
WILLIAM'H. PURNELL,
OF WORCESTER COUNTY.
For Lottery Commissioner:
DANIEL II. McPHAIL,
OF BALTIMORE CITY.
For Commissioner Of The Land OGIcs:
WIN. i. W. SEAB3OOK,
OF FREDERICK COUNTY.
For Congress
SECOND DISTRICT,
JAMES B. RICAUD,
or hESr.
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
For H0sse of D.iaQfes
THOMAS A. r. PEARCE,
SAMUEL FORD.
JAMES \. DAVIS.
For Clerk Of Circnii Cosrt.
CHARLES II. HAINES.
For Register Of Hills.
JAMES NJ .CAULEY.
For Sheriff
BARCLAY REYNOLDS
Far County Commissioners.
JAMES FORD.
DOCT' ROBERT c. CARTER
JOHN S. CHRISTIE.
For County Surveyor.
S. HARVEY JACK
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Tie Old Fourth.

FRANKLIN CouNcIL, No TO- will meet at Andora
Saturday evening June 18th 1857. and every Sat
urday evening thereafter, at O'Clock. until fur
Their notice, The members and nil persons favor
able to American principles cordially invited
70 attend. [JunslS
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TTSe1d in your orders f,r The Wing dur
ing the Campaign : copies for one d,llar.
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Col. GRooMm Down THE ShonE. Col.
Groomc was down in the lower counties
last week. We make the following ex-
tracts from such of the papers from that
section, as have reached rs.
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M ls..!l aMo Mafhinsss
AN AHrRrCAr r.r-SR,

THE GREAffESr I.vkATt0H!
II great D aliiy sim Mist, : Tie AR,
adaptation 70 tho wants n. Imneaphe. u ~.
'aanny strongly recommend n IN e,asses u IS..N
tle pra,,i.. plaen, eutpariiealstlss ssAsSE
many certificates, references ana s.iGf1Asr,,,
uiiapie gentlemen whose n.,aas 9fAngb.He
nyans tne pstehfees q kdsih aud + AZ d
..,salag and Bola.. n I III
.a., ~. IOslitaNG MILL Ase
and SHOP tights anl Nils Tor ssis ~ = ,SSethis. fosssAA
tafe one 10 dayly ~operatian anil 80 A'IstlelaGs y
aofry and "a SIS We I'D tso al. Il, ii. aaAhibnion so,'a,
haiiii has not Losn t Y iA q Aa''sl, Queen q q ~ ss,a :
MiiieIs, farmers, capt. lisis ana ~
I'M M, pfssents . rare chance iot i s Nv. with.
This highly ingenious and muo, 'R
ioi."s an entire new feature Ia the ma a,edod iny..a.
into uoar, And the splendid masner aia ~ 81 s ~
- work, e~rinaing. boitins aud ss,s. = Which II p.o sax
saas,e opeiaion into seven tirefcnt N.Y. Tie sralesss
q, l.aS,i s suI ts .na, ~. within ~ q spaes u only 'tf sss i is
sMeive bushels per blur onA psit n - Islidfy otasNf
stones only 81 Inches In aIas,et.s slench III 1ss
ssttss 81 = slngls operation Into I'VE uraia srs
and sbor,s. an lo1s, Mifdiiags, SLIP s, "sd s.,s.
pei II, from . esSen horse powe, N ~ nsstneatls 10 ~
The small space u occupies would "a, ether g.
piaeed ~ room with other maeLLa"srS = nissa ~,
h*npuht ~ lover " requires to rrouni Z a0d Us ,n,l
cosstrastton' and upsf6lieh, nasss y 10 @ol9ass
lorS, Y Viii sakeiseds AMI r.voiutlaa,. oIAp ihatsa
lag Mills Tbs unlis compact, s,h..sa W oilg I'M,
uot liable y ssi , a. p orisr. 10 elpii1asuus aud tsus.
wants q the world, that every saw KIN Iialls tii d y.
sss S..s :ao "a 'issndrs issso, reaias aa lissss. "
~ = couPietv Mssel,sll fiouria, Ky have w,
ding expense OF seven hundred doll.s.s AW n y :
,b cau5sss-A ~. ps,.sos N want q s.o,v,, ).
soc our Mill IN operation before purrbs.,un eoas n
sons are hereby warned irep iSasD..aIns sst " y
our rights, ~ we sha1 f~lAintain d.. or iohildxs
of the Law. Tue stnS ~
wenfylbw s hours. a2ss~
kpy fprshsr psrticnlarsapplr 10 or .as,.m =
AGO WEAVER, IN D.
Valley City Mills, Scott Cana.
A NJ constantly msnah c,urins a. r.ay,
a Floaf which they win ssl 4, IsS,ssfsaa
pHess utpush VII ssenss. ~'ts
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJlHN JQRpAE'E

IOWA LpA HIM STORE
A LARGE and varied 1Asortnent ON enyxnn
hBoFs, end tnade Ciothsng, embrsc
Ing alitheI differentiated upprovedstyle. aud msdob,
good workmen out efthe best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver. Pslt.
PILOT, peisrshaa and Flushing, R~anynps, Sack sand
Palslot1yereoat Cioih, Drert and Froes 1oats AZ
vEriolseolossa and qualities, Cloth, Caaaiaere, sail
net, velvet ami fweed fInlaloons. silk, SATIN, Va.
ieniia Sw ansdos u ,veiyst, PtRsh, Cloth, Cassinar.
satinet, poneleaIi slnsie breasted Vests, hIonsey
Jackets, Drawers. untsfshirts, Hosiery, suspepders
Gloves, cyssats, Handkerchief lsair-t ollsrs Stock.
ties, SoAFfs, Ntnchesicr and Sectt'sapprese ed paten,
Shoutde rseEu III shirts ,umbfelia1snd ala uicio su .u n,
" kept tn gcntiemanisf usnlshius stores, ncI1dtps
Robes de ChenrbrenRd Revere Vsstsand oyereoaIs
Aiso,s splendid assortment OF uncat Cloths t...i
meresand Nssiiaxs--allof which will be made an Go
orderin the best manner, with prom piness, at .cosm
IaoastiDr prices, and BY competent worklnen, I'M,
Eenttsiu the monthiy receipt ofshs latss,
kashion $50 taainrders intrustedtc them NAV b. re-.
lied q pen as heiag In the iatesistyle by those Who dc.
slreit. All maauef OF pls.u work and work ofa gen.
tee medium promptly attendedto Is he rs,ofore
bATs ola new styletOgether with orkhc com,
mon kinds constsntly on hand.
neutrality-suspicious. ,thesu bsertbs 10
ID hopes 10 merttnaantinuanee % fthessme.
JOHN JORDAN,
Merchsni Iziio ran dclcihier or Prantslreet ,ppo.
.it.tho steam Mtits.
nasenportJuis I'd .lass-wAa-tf.
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uasSssA ~. assSsSsAsA,
Aucttoneer.
dsneTs- agent Commission 4 Auction Brokar,
ss*2Hd 81. betsseu PERI and Rock l.taa d St.,
DapeLpOrt Iowa,
w tLb l+ESH advances on all kllds NJ asrchaH
' die, bay sell aud locate Land Wa rsi,i,. ana
htlsba " ga Kinds Of Real Estate or money trans
aenoAs, Collecting Book and Nate Accoua,,, ana
Eilktnds Ut mission baaBe
RsieEs 10 ths following persons, by pern,sslon:
Rh s"tit6 Co., bankers, Chisagoi
5okSo, !bpls a Co., -
IAiln"n, Powers ! A'LsaR, bankers, Davenport;
L LaIapbsii, Esq., .
hewitt SafsAAll, banker, Rim s6eck, n. Y;
RI CarIaan d CO., Aadisoa, Visit
Stokes Bfoibefs New fork Cityt
Joaa Saveryts sous, =. ~
Lake, ketehAm 4 60, - q"
tsFE, Wilson & Co., +" "a
sum Saheldop, Troy, \, u;
!amHs Wager, Esq, :"
l. Potter 4 Co., 4"
John r. dull, banker, Ponghkeepsts, y. VA
FgodeTiek w. Davis,do
Reuben North, do -
Joseph O.. Harris. do a."
Hon. Gharhss u. Ruggles,
tioa. Morgan Carpenter, {.
Edo upd MoKns, ESQ,
S Sas.. F 2 nsos b hssp Bridgeport c"Ha.i
Z. Augustus Morgan banker, 81. Paul, Il. ia
sAsss ,Sacksrd a Co. Albany, n. Y.
HENRY W. MORRIS,
FofmSFi} OF Poughkeepeie, Dushess 90, New fark d.
Davenport Dci n Irib dwtf
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lpuSye = lsn proved Patent
TYTca NQIrl.r1

M -adesssSnsd are groprtetors o. the above
: patcaI for ts Stale OF iDs ~, and are prepared 10
ssatraci for the sreetln c o ! railway OF Highway
bridges Of ANY length of span from 50 feet 70 800 fest
N any part efthe State. As The above Bridge have
been adopted on most uftae Railroads 10 the United
ststes, w~ tcem comment gs 10 shsir strength, durA-
5iitty and shespbess unnes esssrg. Al communities.
lions apon the ubiact win receive omptattenuo
sadross, sfoSB, DooMkH n noYtNGToN,
t,h ,S-iwtf nxxanpnst. lows.
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gIAusGE CONFECTIONERY
AND
ICE CREAM
coprsRsn,rH AND pLuxBEa

HEsfLEMIS and LADIES eaG 10 furnished at ali
uboun WITH eho4os fTaiss, CouiectieDsTy and Ice
Grams st my pie.s~ns MONS ah 50 street, east q PEssby.
De-ar Church. May II di
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Qbifagu.
UNION CAR AND BRlDGE WORKS
~ ~ EeN DHN,
NNloNNlLLhs

ANsVN tnN AiNU OOatsVaE VVssssS
#4EOs EsN ID u \,
NNtoNNILLhs
Gil iCAG q, lLLiN us,
4 ,Aas, slis, lxaSke,., Irssses, Columns, 49,, OF
~ taefktess patterns made 10 eraet.
l~nfotmxsisR ~ 10 peces, 40. May pc eetsiE y.
sac oGse OF &aas, aaosasf \ i1ssakteh, NosN
III yeapoU sRlask Das export, love.
Sf1NE, b0oMhh > AaNiSs
4a.sstlleJ Journal and lows CAY Reporter aAi
80 ID espy daily l yeaf. and send hAtito prapteteFs'
NOTICE
AUS. MtLLkR, late si tho fils eiAyery, uphsm
esN Miller IaasSns disseiv Cd sgeas tast ccaessn
All gAA Isl 81 March LAST, has formed the new
arm az NuLkN q ROUNDS, No, ~, South
Water street., SMSAees and having been - taflaa-
sN IS 10 receive sAelr SR.snA s&NS ~ ateeeHsa,
10 sdsAase OF 4ny oslar H5ase IA sAelf liae, sndeees
,hnm ~ sFer IheiE stecs Ter psi. Sash, al lower
egsess than eau ee teaad ltaas ether House nths
fhslr Stock Is large, aud ennreiy aes and Goa
4-s, Ia part
luce Chests Ksa sVvo Boxet Glasat
Sue hs<s sSFee, lsVa keGD nails
Sea- dads SaSer, sou Boxes ksisius,
~ Balls Eaelssssa, too . Goldfish.
2eV = Syrup, 90 iisrees HAke,
else, = splsnaid assorimeat oT Wooden Ware
81 Yankee Aoslous,
iess i, W az MILLER & I'M
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The Great Western Remedy

EvlSoN's SALPE for tho Prsyeptlau sud Care
II uf Frosted as,is and Ghtlblttns.
These afflicted Nith Ibis Troublesome compIatrt
can b. ~ SANITY relieved b using q s0x nj lev 's"n,2
save.
Aperfeot core warranted, Or ths i1carv rofanoad-
being known Tor the iust ~ years as ths oH'y psrfac,
and cure rgiaodY. sefsgtaics fruu psr.lus cIred
Agent, So
Reader you have any ficnd. or relation saf.
terlDs "ltAfTosted iss,, procure u hox and preserttt
them, You Wii not oHiy be Going them a benefit
out will receive ih5iG eyeTlss sting gratitude.
Ircs ~ cls. a box, with full directions. Far ala
az Inc Aesnts cmesr 2l9 south Wator street, .hich-
go, III. b. J. BEY aysnI
Agents Ssutad 10 travel throughout the country.
Dealers supplied on libGrai terms Address ~
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Yankee Notions and Toys.
I AHGEassortn On usio PENN rand for Rtt
: . davenport Music store;
NO lie claire Row CRANDiL = lGGIS
Guitars.
Laisss1d very npc sssor sIs M ofRo zew BOD q IL
Aars At VARIOUS prices ranging from $500 10 SO,
also Fioiins!ron seventy .nyu esatatot w epty. nyede
iafsa! NO Claire Row. C&
Feather pQsters.
4 feTy nIs assortment can be found 81 the usy en-
~ port aasto store;
No lie Claire Row CkE
L Varied sssoftmsl Just sosiysdsld for saia low
~ ii SO $ lie Claire Row can
,HuiThR and Violin strlnxs and every kind ofAusi
~ cal asIeAsndlse, keplcoDsxDtiy gu hspa stAoe
re clare now
Tha 4si.aiujah,
IUsL puoiisncdby l.. Mgson, containing Yoryu1
~ sollsclon oil Cburch Music, Also he Sis WIN 6y v
3 brsdburJ aud - + 1905, car be found ct 10 I To
Ci aiIe Bow; Csa
hsooid5ons ala kIaIiaas
4 Large Hbd Nsilselsstbd ssoftmsntJusI~re gslys4
& : st Observation-Disclosures 90 rive entire Het,sIcc,,o,
Il, No5 l.. Claire Row. CSU"
(tLAhloakiTsp Flutes, Fiase0Isis, Fto.iow v. and
~ Flies Al reduced pnessst
10 IL Clktre Row, CAN
Sheet MusiC.
1 LAySeGOtlesliOH on nsna sndNs# SiusiCrsseIysp
y as soon Us Published st
10 . Lb Claire Row. GAN
;'HE best Piano Porte GstTIotyT IL tus world. Rich
/ Efdson's modern school Tor Piano Fortes can he
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q Printing snd Wrapping fspersattaelE AIiltn No.
,Ias, saa stiipay Cash tor any res sonaefe aaaniiiy vi
good clean cotton oriineursgs. oar.raSeiiiiIs sSeal,
4. y. Gaarchili will call on Jhs Merchants through
.vEiTsiio~s and paS taelin cash OF paper for taeii
rass. 3 AhbbLVLh.
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FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE,
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Chartered isis.
CASH CAPITAL, ssea.eee
HOMA
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Cssh cartsai saoos 600.
NORTH WESTERN
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OF INV YORK.
G~on~ecsie1t Mntasi late Insurance
60 ~ aasstor rel, az.
Ac0uIakn CAPITAL, vi, 800, ooe
otFiGa, uS MAST SfpS or
Main bet Front AID Second SIS
apsa t.awis akNRN 81 kcsFMAN, Assn
ANsCkcye Insurance 10.
Davenport Iowa.
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