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80 PER CT. SAVING !.
TO FARMERS

ETARE'S Patent Concentrated BLOOD
l. l. MANURE. which is beyond all doubt
the most powerful and Valuable Fertilizer
ever offered to the public. How long will
AgriculturstS submit to the liIlno Monopoly,
whilst they have the above more potent and
more valuable fertilizer, AT THIRTY PER.
CENT. LESS COSTl
Read the annexed Certificates, and then
try it along side Of the bcs Peruvian Guano
and let the result speak Tor itself.
CERTIFICATE OF In. HAYES. The spccifi.a-
tons of DR.. Hare and }. Diam. having been
submitted to me, | have found the composition of
matter ON which they are founded to be higaly
lit,ogcnr. $ and fcrlucnablc compound. cont lin
ing the essentials OF fertilizer of tho highest
CHI r,ctrr. AID also the food for sustaining crops
the time Of their maturing regard this enter
prise of manufacturing guano i.scai Of impor-
thug it, practical atd important undertaking. ia
vorably affecting the interests OF our common
country. Respectfully, a. A. HAYES. Md.
As,aycr to St!'c OF Massachusetts
CERTIFICATE W PROFESSOR BoorH.-Upon ex-
aiming the composition of the best Peruv an
liuanoS can perceive no ground for assuming it
to be the hest thai can be made On the contrary
dee is always present more or les of supcrfuou+
matter. sometimes in llrse quantity. The com
position pr.poS ii by Odm and IL rcs Patent. is
ii. nay cSi.in ttiun, superior to that of the baSt
duane, to any other irtiic Al muAure of which
| have heard a&d think my.e'f til" more
titled To give the positive opinion. from the IA
locke lur rcSul ui be action OF ulphuric acil
un animal matter. which | obtained in experiment
bat which ncrc anticipated by the Patent i'll
question.
Respectfully Yours. JAMES G, BOOTH.
C&HriFIctTE oF pHoHEsSoN FRAZER AT the
| request OF parties nicrrs cl. have hesitrtion
III stating Icy opinion, that the mole OF preparing
an "rilcia' manure. by acting upon animal mat
IcrS by sulphuIic acid. detailed in Dir. Hare !.
Paicut. aud miNius the rcsul x Si,St tn:s wi; II
animal charcoal aud phosphate OF Lime. is
rect in theory and although have had no oppnr
| unity ri testing the mluGrc thus iormel practi-
| caIy, have 10 doubt that manure formed by
HE ni&trr" of these Ingredients in proper portions
would he f,unl II; lc Isl 10 c4n, in it, I'll cts tho
| best huano. JOiiN +. FRAZER.
| y 1t is put up in ilg4 vi One Hundred AMI
fIiiy Pounds each. and sold hi !. u per net Ton.
JOHN l.. MlFFLIN,
Sol" Agent,
1879 South WharvrS, above Walnut ST. PhilA.
july, ii. 1871. I'm
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QD-REv. DR.. ROBERTS. of Baltimore will
preach in the NJ T. Church in this town on
Sunday (to-morrow) at 10! o'clock a. NJ, on
the subject of Sunday schools
In the afternoon at half past B o'clock, in
the same house. he will Address the Sabbath
School scholars Of Methodist and Presbyterian
Schools and al! other children who will attend
All the children Of the town arc atlectionately
invited.
He will, also, preach at the same place
in the evening.
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RnlIa., wilmington and
RALTIM0 RE RAILROA D
EsERTSK and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

~ and sitter the LIST Of July, 1896. the
~ subscribers become the proprietors OF
the Elhton and Cambridge Line OF Mail and
PaSscug:r Coaches.
The CO. hes leave Elkton, Daily, Sundays
excepted, and stop on their way down the
Shores at tac following points:
GEES 4pEAKE CITY, CHESTERTOWN,
WARWICK, CHURCH HILL,
I'D. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVILLE,
GEO. Y. Il ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
LRIEVlLL. CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock A NJ, in time for passen-
gers TO take The cars for cithcr city.
They viii also run Il daily brsnch line
FROM Middietown, Del, to connect with the
main line ut Chestrrtown, going aud return
ing same day and reaching Middietown
in time for the Z clock. morning train OF
ears. JDSEll W LLLo g w.
June %. 1856.
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Few London Academy.

The Summer Session of Ibis Institution will COM
mence on the fast Monday of May
Tho Principals, having lately purchased large
brick building which is admirably adapted to the
nnrn,se Of a 10 .rdiu. 9. house and has been within
the past year completely filled up. arc enabled to
offer to students COMMUNICATIONS still more pleas
amt, convenient aud comfortable than heretofore.
Beth i5uarLing- house and School viii be con
tlnly under tlc'r personal supervision; by which
his Institution affords superior facilities fol- extern
cd ula,sic.F Mathematical or Commercial educa
on, Al1lrrn Lang "a ,ss, Drawing Music etc. con
,ictol with untirol care for the upils health and
ci!fortB.
koI.creulars terms etc. address
GEO. DUFFlELD, A, M
III l.. +. NJ. FAEllTZ. a. NJ
EeuLonlon, Chester Co. Pa. Principals.
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:$+'iEN NETT'S EMBnOCkTiDN the great
LmamcUt cures lineum .tsm.
Benefits l.mbr1c t;iOn. the great lmancnt,
cures Ncura' Sir,
Gcauy,,s fmbroeatinn. the great Iinament.
curc' pain' and @pr1in>.
l}cAncts Emhruta,ion the great Linamcnt.
cares iumhISo
BENEFITS Emhroca'ion. the great Lnnmcut.
cure. roplhachc.
B~nurt,'s Emhroc,tion. the crca. I.inamcnt.
cures Chnpprl LANDS. AMI makes them white,
smooth and soft. For sale by II. II. MlrcuELL.
and Druggists and Storckeepcrs through the
country. Nov 10, loJ6--ly.
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PORT DEPOSIT MARKET.
[Reported bv J. 4. Darts s. Col

hePOFtcd 0D j. Il. DdtS 9 20.
Ponr Deposit MARKET, July lo.--Wl it
Wheat S>l.SS: red Wheat Sis. Com--So
cents; Oats 53 cents per bushel of so lbs
Potatoes LOO. No. Peruvian Guano SIS
a. A Mexican Gnano sol De Burg's Phos-
phae S44. Fine Salt 81 10. G. a. SI.l0: NJ
= and Mackcrel. $3.50 and $l2; Shad Sl4;
SuSquchanna Herring $3.50.
BALTIMORE, July l0th.-Good to prime
red wheat $1,75 to L. so; prime white wheat
$lS5 to SSl.95. Corn both white and yell
low SO to 81 cents. Rye 50 cents Oats %
to SIS cents. according to quality. Flour:
Howard street 81 60; Extra $S.25 to 5000
WILMINGTON, July 10th. Wheat I'll. 40;
Corn 50 cts; Oats SIS: Flour 1925. --JounM
PHILADELPHIA, July l0th.-Whcat, red
81 .S5 to l.S7: white 100 to 90: Com Sc
cents; Oats 55cents: Flour $50 to $3.50
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0-J-Since the first of January last ther e
have arrived in this country, by four different
vessels, upwards of two thousand one hundred
emisrants who had espoused the Mormon
faith in the Old Country. and were en- route
to Utah Terri tory in the Great Salt Lake
basin. These Mormons were composed
mostly Of Wclch and English, with a sprink-
ling Of Danes and Norweigians and few
Germans.
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SERMON TO CHILDREN. Rev. Doct Roberts
of Baltimore, who takes great interest in
Sabbath Schools will preach on the subject to
the children of the town and vicinity to
morrow afternoon at 81 O. clock See notice
elsewhere
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The Steamer Cecil

.n-.se,;> LEAVES
~ - George Town at one
yS-:.:: :. .a..,,,s,S:s:p o'clock Oh Tuesdays,
s''asaI- .1asIA'Ss '.sass.- Thursdays and Sat
urdnys. Ter IIavre de Grace, touching at the
various Landings on the Sassairas River.
RETURNING
I.rsves Iarrc lie Grace for Sassairas River
.Na",a "-n ot = lnoVy ~ 'siNp ouss oVl no
- Fare 50 Gents.
f.. G.. STURGEON,
M,,y2tf Captain.
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TRINITY CnunCu. The services in this
church tomorrow, will begin at l0i A. NJ and
81 p. Mat the afternoon services there will
be a sunday school address, and collection
for the Library. Parents and children are
particularly Invited to attend.
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THE EXPEDITION TO UTAH.--Thc expedi-
ton to Utah is organizing rapidly as posi-
Bile. 1t is expected that by the middle of the
month a Thousand additional troops will been
campcd at Fort Lcavenworth. and that all
military stores, horses, mules, wagons, and
whatever else may be deemed necessary, will
bcupon the ground. 1t is stated that the dis
hursemcnts for this expedition, in and about
st Louis. will amount to little short of a
million dollars.
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FIRE APPARATUS. Since the destructive
fire Of Tuesday night there is much talk Of
proc uring new Fire Engine. new Hose,
Fire Hooks. &c. Our people are good at
tins matter Of talking and generally let matters
end with talk. "Wednesday morning had
not been entirely calm, there would have beer
more cause for talk, and some day, ifnothng
be done, we may wish we had acted as well
as talked.
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DESERVING THE SHIP OF STATE.-The An
napolis Republican says that FIX Gov. Philip
+. Thomas. late Collector of the Port of Bal
timore, and Nathanial Cox, ESQ, the present
Secretary of State, intend locating i'll st. Lou
is. Mo-, about the LIST prox..n as partners
in the practice Of the law. Their departure
is ominous ofthe desperation of the democratic
cause in Maryland.
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DEATH OF Hon. ELIAS BRowN. Hon.
Elias Brown died at his residence in Carroll
county on last Friday evening. lie was IA
well known citizen, having served several
terms in the State Legislature and filled val-
Gus other public stations.
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HARVEST. The farmers in Cecil are in
the midst OF their wheat harvest. and the
previous reports Of a bad crop are fully con-
tirmed. There are few good fields in tho
county, but generally the yield is very light.
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Gl)c Cecil ll)b;e.
ELkTON, JULY Il, 1857.

CIV. last week made the proposition,
found below to furnish The Wing at reduced
rates during the coming campaign, and have
already received quite number Of names
We wish 10 make it tell on The result of the
next election AMI hope our friends viii lend
lhcir aud 10 increase is circulation The
price we Offer it at is low.
The WINS FOR TIE CAMPAIGN. We pro-
pose to Issue Tie Cecil lFhig to Campai ign
NbSc,iaoIs, TO commence As soon hereafter as
their names are sent in. at the following rates:
copy 81 cents; copies 1925; 10 copies
S4.O 90, and any greater number at the same
rate.
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+ LANCASTER S CONCERT. Mr. L. J. Lancas-
ter, Teacher Of Of Music, and his pupils
gave concert in the Court House on Wed.
ncsday night, which was very successful;
The house was literally iamnel and the
performances received much applause. We
are pleased to see such good evidence of Mr.
Is proficiency as a teacher
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Examiners Notice.

TNHE undersigned duly appointed Exami-
l. ners to view and determine the propricty
OF adopting as county road, the private
road or way now in use, leading from the road
passing Cecil Paper Mills to Battle Swamp,
near the residence of Robert Quein to the
road from Elkton to the Blue Ball near the
residence of Robert Dawson, passing through
lands of John McCreary, Watson Scarbo-
rough, Enos Scarborough, heirs of James
Valentine, Norris Lewis and Robert Dawson,
hereby give notice that they will meet at the
residence or Robert Quein on Wednesday
the 18th day of August next at 0 O'Clock, A. NJ.
to discharge the duty devolving on them by
their appointment and commission.
THOMAS MILLER,
CLOUD CARTER,
JAMES McCAULEY,
july IL, 1857. Examiners.
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TIE 4rH OF July passed off here very
quietly. There were no evidences Of patriot
ism manifested not even the usual amount
Of drunkenness in the streets.
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Tic Steamer Port Deposit,

viii leave Port Deposit
a .eSDS1n egfor fIayre de Grace at 9
f,i!.S>yy--S, Aal-n-s o'clock \ NJ, 2and % clock
5rf5-=s:s.e.l5tgp y. NJ. connecting with the
cars Leaves HAvre Grace ut LEO 4. NJ. 1920
.,.d SEA p. NJ. DAVID WHITE.
may II 2mx Captain.
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RESIGNATION OF Mr.. SPENcE.-Thc Wash
ington Star has good reason to believe that
the resignation oc Hon. Carroll Spence, of
Baltimore, U. s. Minister to Turkey, has
reached this country and that the President
will appoint Hon. Henry May or james NJ
Buchanan, Esq, Of that city, as his succeS
sor.
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O~The tobacco inspections in Virginia
this year are estimated at SO 900 hhds. If
correct 1t falls short considerably of the pre-
rious year.
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Che 4ilarlicts.
ELKTON MARKET.
lReportcd by n. s. Sites. |

ELKToy, July 10Th 1851.
Red Wheat 81 so White do. 81 90, Corn
1G; Oats 4oa As; Potatoes 81 90: Mackcrel
SO 90; Nails 81 %; Peruviaa Guano; A No.
!. $50 90: Mexican do. sd 90; Columbian do
$40 90; RecSc's Manipulated Guano, So 90;
De Burg's Super Phosphate $4i 90; Plaster
~. G. A Sail 81 so
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ATTENTION TO TIIE BON NETS.

Mrs. A. FnAED invites tho attention Of the
lti Ladies os tlkton and vicinity, to her large
aud well selected stock Of
SHmmer Bonnefs, Ribbons and Fio1cers.
Sh has jusl returned from the city and feels con
alent h., stnGh of goods cannot Gil 10 please those
" viii cal Eer Z. ID .5i.c.snt il directly oppo-
,i.ths llowa,I House. mag 80 If
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CursArAKE CITY Rev John W. Mcars
will preach in the Academy tomorrow after
noon vt tho usual hour the public are invited
10 attend
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1florric0.

On the 9th INST, at White Hall, by Rev
Joseph 7. Brown, Mr. john y. DAVIS of Cecil
CO., to Miss ApALIApE STRoUrE of Newcastle
CO., Del. &C. Wilmington papers please
copy.
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PRICES OF LUMBER AT PoRT Deposit The
following quotations were sent by a cores
pendent on Friday of last week, but failed to
get into our last issue:
Demand for Lumber very active, and
Stock very much reduced. A continued
high river since the LIST of April, has enabled
manufacturers to send in everything they had
lormarket consequently the stock here has
been well kept up.
Raft S are selling at 5 IL and S IA: Hcmlock
$40. Seasoned cu!s from the yards S ii ];
Hemlock fencing and scanling s II.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND
COUNTRY SEAT,

AT PUBLIC SALE.
10y virtue of power of Attorney to sell
ID and convey, the undersigned will offer at
Public Sale, at the Court House in Elkton, on
TUESDAY, the llM Of AUGUST. 1857,
all that valuable tract Of land situated at the
village of Andora, in Cecil county, containing
~ Acres, 3 Roods, IL Perches,
more or less. This is one of the most valu
able farms which has been offered in this
county for many years. The soil is all under
cultivation, producing annually the finest
crops, and divided into convenient fields, well
fenced, with access to water i'll every field.
The situation is a most delightful and heal
thy one, commanding view Of Chesapeake
and Delaware Bays, in the midst of a rich
and thriving country. surrounded by many
factories of Paper. Cotton and Iron. and
within half hours drive, On fine Plank
Road, of the town of Elkton.
The improvements area two story and attic
&sSsA Frame House, 20 by "a feet,
EA:sTa with two story and attic
I M kitchen: pump OF good solt
EsEss, watcI in the yard; Barn and
Straw Shed GO by ~ feet, with stone walls
all around the barn yard; stable for horses
and cows, large Granary, two stories high:
Ice House, Poultry House. and numerous
other out-uudings, all built within few
years, and in first rate order. There is also
upoa this property fine YOUNG APPLE
ORCHARD, and number Of Peach, Pear
and other fruit trees.
TERMS OF SALE:
One thousand dollars in cash; one thousand
in three months; one half the balance III 6
months and the other half in twelve months
from the day of sale There is mortgage of
fifteen hundred dollars on the property and
ii is probably the holder will allow it to re-
main for several years.
Sale to commence at VI o'clock A. NJ.
W. J. JONES.
July II is Attorney.
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OFFICE OF THE
MUTUAL FIRE INSUR RANCE Co.
OF CECIL COUNTY.


NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting of the members Of this Com
pany Will be held at their office in Elkton, on
Saturday, the LIST day of August next, for the
purpose OF elcctng nine managers for the en-
suing year.
At that meeting there will be due from each
member per cent interest on his or her pre-
MUM note -----.a5-
Payment may be made to me 1T Elkton, or
to either OF the following special agents:-
At Ceclton. JAuEs Foam.
:, fu,,,,, c..., &c. II DrSyIyc
0'''' tico. W. BESSErT.
Cherry llill JoSErH MILLER.
North East, RICHARD l.. THOMAS.
:. X. CARSON .kGo.
. Port Deposit, Iosrru AmAnAus.
CECIL BANK.
Principle, INO. LACKLASD.
RowllmdsYillc, WV -. IsowL,Xn& GO
" Rising SUM- jon lIuSEs
Iiarrisvlle s. W. NJ REYNOLDS
:" Brick Meeting House, Cu,RLES IL HAYES
Iion J.ChHnAGr Son.
Principle Furnace, J&,i. p. wnr>KnR.
- Blue Ball. wv Il. BilHs.
- Bethel Jorry l.. On AyToy
Ml-seys Gross roads. In. c II b MASSEY.
= llavrc d. Grace, JONI b. CotLE.
. liear, JAMES HEBRON. JR.
- E.ston, Jos. GRAHAM,
Teller Enson Bank.
Members residing in Talbot. Queen Anne,
Car ilr, and Dor b ster Counties, will ply 1T
the Eason Bunk.
Payments made to agents should be made
before the day Of the Annual Meeting. All
payments made to any person other than the
Secretary and Treasurer, himself, before or on
he d0y Of Mr .4nnnpi Meciing, must be paid
over 10 the Treasurer, or notice thereof must
be filed with him or m,ied to His address
before or on that dty. And no payment made
to, u.
Treasurer himself affer Me dny IF the n. npaL
Nee Ing, will be admitted or recognized until
notice thereof is received by that officer AMI
by him passed to the credit of the party 50
paying.
n. b. Persons making payment to agents
must pay whatever compensation said agents
charge, if any as the full interest must be
paid into the Treasury clear of any dedtic-
ton or commission.
By order of the Board.
/. \. ELEIS,
july II. 1851. Secretary.
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HAMS, superior sugar cured Hams; vari-
i Gus sizes. Also, Beef Tongues, just
received and for sale by
Mar THos. DRESNES \ Co.
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In the North Fast corner of the base there
is to DC built another vault. where the Clay
family will be deposited. On the West of he
base is to be built an elegant room where
will be deposited the presents and testi,no-
mails given TO Mr.. Clay by citizens ofhis own
and other countries On the topof this base a
column will rise ninety feet high, surmounted
by n Corinthian capitol. The column will be
six feet ten inches at base, and five feet ten
inches at top. On the top of this Corinthian
capitol there will stand a statue of the lamen-
ted Sage of Ashland. The corner stone was
laid by I. N. Wise, Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge ofKentucky. The Rev. r. j.
Breckinidsc was the orator Of the day.
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IMPORTANT TO
NE:HyEl:s & TRAVELLERS.

TT sPORT DEPOSIT FERRY BOAT,
49, ia 1nr STEAMER GIrSEY. Capt. J II.
Myc"s having heon thoroughly repaired is now
,unnirg regularly during the day and night DO
tween
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ronT rEpDSIT AND BELL'S FERRY.

Nh" capacity Of this Boat. and her speed and
rntire safety render her peculiarly fitted for this
service Broycrs farmers travellers. and tae pub
lie generally will find her at ali tines ready to
CONVEY them aud Their property to and tIonl the
ahnc points. Travellers and brewers Will fnd
arr'c 4 accommodations for !hemsev-. and stock
ut the new Hotel at Bells Ferry. which HIS been
zee nt'y erected by J. SPENCER, and now kept
Ly Inn may som.
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CLAY MONUMENT The corner stone Of the
Clay monument was laid at Lexington Ky,
on Saturday last, with appropriate ccremo-
mics. On top of the foundation is to he erect
cd base forty feet square, and thirty five
feet high. In the South corner of this base is
to be built vault, in which will be deposited
the mortal remains Of the great statesman and
patriot
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July II. 1851. Stcretar
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NOTICE..

Deborah Cornthwait, Mary |
Cornlhwait, and Abner
Rogers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-05

A PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN, ACID "a NOT AC.
"A tually handsome but passabe in crowd Of lively ana
disposition whose business Yields him ur lon IA,
hundred per annuml hu, could be considerably IN
creased by the expenditure OF thousand loar.
would wish to meet with LADY Of uudouhtcd
who may feel the inclnaons towards marrase th hs
does and who possesses In Der right equivalent 10
tia, he rcqncs Such one, perfectly serious in her in
tentions, will find That thu pase NJ deren
and that her reply will be treated with
pect By addressng Charles, box loo Herald Office
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-11
DIRECT IMPORTATION

" a
Chasas o.s.s a.A Cr.ensry Wass.
-YuSeusne BiseG, Ns,a-sf. .,.........,.. Kk0KUx.
vkHIe, n oldest Crockesy lIouss II ths seats. n
- jsst In receipt Of m InsEHss srock of GOODS
e& ~ evn MppafA rIOx, direct from the naAufae-
larous IN Enelan1 and Yranee, 30 that sestsen1m
viii have but one pssht - pay.
We als AAppy TO iAfofm our frisnds tA1eaeAOst
tAs STATE tAss - - Sov slsr then greater n
=. Our assortment Il much lssses And nSfs ssaD-
plsts sos lhis Springs Trade. tksa any. prsyis@s
osasoa. W confidently assure our &sisnas sn4 eeA-
tsnsss that ve can savs then ~ stYeuble aAA ~
psoss sf eoing farther for their eoeds sn4 hat
ShAl - happy 1t all times TO duplicate s1y btllo
psrsAashsd either in Chicago, Cincinnati, or D..
Louis. = our fscilitiss for purchasng gseds ~
places. Our stock Of
0l.ADs WADE 4
lsss1Plsts, csmprisisg every variety 81 Tsnblsr.,
jass, Nappies, Dishss, Ae ~. Ales jsst Seesivea,
5000 Sexes LeeAa10 Gaaesss,
Whash ~ will sell - very snsll aAvaass -
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COMMON GOODS
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