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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04
TRUSTEES SALE.


DY virtue of Il decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Cell county, PASSED in a cause where
onc Alexander Bonnrll is complainant and
John Hughes is drfcndent, the subscriber will
offer At Public SALE to the highest bidder at
North East, at the hotel of Mrs. Lum, on
Saturday, the nh day Of Juiy,
next, ut 3 O'Clock p. NJ, all the right, title
and interest Of said john Hughes, consisting
OF one undivided third part) in that Lot stu
t,d on tile west side of Main Street. in said
village, which Wis heretofore conveyed by
Nicholas Manly and wife to said john Hughes,
Thomas Hughes and George Hughes, by deed
dated the .3rl Of September 1854.
This lot fronts on Main Street forty feet
rnd runs back between three and four hum
k-rnH drcd feet. The improvements
ESISiTHs consist OF a very FINE BRICK
TAHiisR STORE HOUSE, - by 30 feet
~ ALA This building was erected ex-
prtssiy Tor ii Store House, is admirably suited
to that purpose, and being situated III one of
the most thriving Villages in the country, is u
very desirable property.
TERMS.-Thc terms prescribed by the
Decree are that the whole purchase money
shall be paid in cash on the day of sale.
RICHARD GRASON,
June II IS Trustee.
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NEW DRUG STORE
IN NORTH EAST.

. THE und ,rsgned respectfully am ounces
S1a$ TO The pubic that he has opened in the 'se
! = mcnt of his residence. general :s5oltm sat
60 of Medicines. Paints. OILS Narni>h. Glass.
together with all such articles are usually kept
by Druggists. ant will be pie 'scd to supply all
such as cali, On the most accommodating terms
Having s'cural the services Of l,udl :. Ford, a
pricicii irnSgi... he is also prepared to put up
prescriptions with desp Itch and care.
JtLe If &. I. SHIPPERS
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Hides B. Bark Wanted.

THE subscriber having resumed operations
/ at his Steam Tannery and Bark Mill, here
by gives notice that he will pay the highe st
cash prices for all kinds Of Bark and Hides.
lie has also large assortment OF
LEATHER OF ALL KINDS,
always Oh hand, for sale at the lowest cash
prices. J. l.. MAXWELL.
Port Deposit, May % 6w
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CT OF EEL G.

AS low as can be bought il. either Of the cities,
and warranted to fit or no sale.
Call before you buy, at my new shop in
MITCHELL new building, fronting North ST.
WILLIS RCTTER,
Elkton, apr Is If Merchant Tailor.
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NOTICE.
The Old Fourth.

nRY GOODS, suitable for the season, very
IL cheap, at +. BROWN, Jr's.
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A Desirable Property

AT PRIV ATI SALE.
rNIIE suh.cribcr offers for sale the house
l. and lot Of half an acre ON which he re-
sides: in the
Village ofthc Brick Meeting House,
Cecil county Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04
SIMMy FAMILY MEDICINES.
DIR. j. SimmA' Cough Syrup.

Dir. j. Simms' Cough Syrup.
TNlllS SYRUP las proved sovereign remedy
i. in all ..fn;tions Of the Breas; and Lungs. SIS
coughs. Cold, Whn"pins Cough, Group, liouss-
ness shor'n :sa OF Breath, Pain ia the Breast aud
sides, splitting Of Blupt. Sor, Throat bronchitis
AMI lnsipicnt Pulmonary Consnnpiion together
With every ulmcnt Incident to the !;re ,Sr ( Lungs
uuikr most Of the preparations made for dis
eascs Of the Brcast and Lung. this Syrup steadily
gains in public favor; ,ve known it 10 relieve
All cure to The utter establishment OF the p III ent
thus confirming its utility in the diseases for which
it is intended 1t is pleasant ts the taste and Of
trctuI in its operations affortl!ns relief in or 3
loses. aa'l performing cnic with Il rap;d!ty hith.
7rto unknown in tho annals of inclc,iic. if u care
Can be eiicc.cd at al. Containing no dcicicrious
substances its administration is safe undcr all cir
culns .,hccs
DR.. J. Simms' White Liniment,
For ali The purposes u an External Remedy.
This I.iniincnt is cnincnty valuable in ithcu-
ms!ism, Neuralgia. Palsy, Sore Throat and Mum s
it is uncqua!lvd Gout. Mum bncSs of The Limb :,
Stittucss OF the Joints, loohachc. Sweings Fros,-
"a Feet Sprains. Bruises, liurns and Scslds. ChApI
cd Hands, and Pains Of every character We need
not comment further on this invaluable Lihimcnt
than TO say il is highly appreciated as an external
remedy Wherever ii is used; in fact it seems 10 cs
t,bisIi itself a, once. We Therefore plcc il at the
disposal Of the anlici. in this ,icnly. having the
conf lencc in its utility for diseases rcYuir
ing an external application.
DR.. j. SHINING Cholera Syrup.
Tbs Syrup is undoubtedly the hast remedy
known for i'ySrntcry and Iarihma. in all THEN
various loIm-; Cramps, t"lic. thosra Mnrbus
Pains in the stomach and Doves. Cramps aud
sickness in the stomach. Cholera lnf,ntuln. and
he Summer diseases Of Children. 1t is excrlcn
in Debility. Weakue-s. Relaxation, an. Chronic
Disc .sc+ atlrctin. the stomach and Bowel. and is
pleasant 10 the taste rs vel rs eff .rual in it. upe
rations. THIS syrup contain. no de -t,riout sub
Stances, either mineral or vegetable; it is there.
fore sai. under all rculnstaEccS.
Fol muny yeIiS the prupreiors have used those
remedies i'll priv ato practice with tho utmost sue
cess.
CArrox.-Ple.sc observe tho written signature
Of the inventor affixed 10 the wrapper OF every
bottle. thLs:J SIMHs VI. b.. none o her il genuine
lr, these remedies once aud you will never be
wi heut them.
A llbrr,l discount allowed tho trade Orders
promptly Forwarded Prepared only by
DIR. J. SIMM> & SON
Al and k'n5 St., Wiiungiol, Del.
sy-,old by DR.. II. Ii. Mitchell, Ekton; d. +
Burton. Dover; 5. :. lance, Baltimore; aud by
eal.r, generally. may 6m*
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NEW GOOD IS

FOR he Present anI .lpP'oacAi4g Scsscn
"A. KIDD 4. son
4 I THEIR NEW BRICK STORE HOUSE
~ Pl-ir Deposit NIB. have lust opeLoIa
tLGsl AL.I r.ir Il ..1-t NJ
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Attention NcHsCkeeEcrs!
F!Our and Feed store,

rI'lIE subscriber having purchased the entire IT,
L tere of Mathews and Johnson, in the newly
,.t.h,iS,rl
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therein. A good Carpenter Shop II by 2S
feet, Il stable, carriage house &c, under one
roof IL by 10 feet, and all other necessary
out buildings, garden and yard fences all new
and in good repair; there is also quite nun =
Der of choice fruit trees, vines, &C., in q
thrifty condition.
This property is eligibly situated and ad-
mraby adapted to the wants of almost any
OF the mechanical branches, and will be sold
at very moderate price to Il good purchas-
or. ROBERT IL. ENGLAND.
March 2lst If. 1857.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04
GOODS for l.a0ies' tl'ear,

elected with great care. licy nal.,irlrr,.
Robes in ..aFns, SILK SLawls
BrilianGs III iio; and Str,l, do
Ch'licS Emb.oid.rics and ucra
French Chintz, Unlcrslcc,, ana C.,iuIs
Dress H'ik5 skirts. lin, Con il'GEst
Nan II d., Dress Trimmings ia variety
Aipacas 4 u" bcscs Ecrrgcs 4 Moussrl lines.
,tSh'i"s 4 PlaldS, Hair aud other l;ru She's
Hosiery ana Gloves, Por, Mrnuui,s Ar.Xc
y Full SUPPLY OF WHITE GOODS.
a iclton is called tt thci sioch OF
Ladics' Hmd Misses GuiIcrS. Boots ard Shoes
In all thetashionahIe colors and styles
FlNEClllNA AND GLASS WARE:
White Stolo China ia Srtts nrd Cut ,.l..ss War.
With hIel grade Queens ware.
Al.SO-ClTiERl ECIiOICE OF ALl1Y.
kniI e' and Forks in sctt. spoons. pueko; l. niycs
CARrGTISGS, MATrIACs AND Oh Con s.
They also keep on hand STATIONERY. CitL,n
tNn iiYMN BOOKS. Letter aud Noe rarer. EI-
yolopes &c. Any Book ordered. supplied al Tub
FISHER Drirr3
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in ELkToN. nearly opposite the Howard House.
respectfully invites the attention of his friends and
housekccpcrs generally, to his we'll selected stock
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04
Musical SOiree!

II. ]. Lancaster $ vocal and Instrumental Soiree
Twill take place by request, in the Court house
at Elkton on wednesday the Sth of J~ly.
Ticket. of admi son may be had at any of the
Stores in Ekton. also at the Post office and DR. II.
H. Mitchclls Drug Store. june 21-2w-*
TNONTAINE'S Cream ofWild Flowers Balm
L of Thousand Flowers for identifying the
head. face, shaving, bathing. cleaning. teeth, &c.
for sale at n RICARs O,,'i;
New Drug Store,
iunc 27th.2t Rock Run Port Deposit,
T,ARRANTs Prcparatiops-Ef Scltzo Aper
l. lent, Comp. Ext Cubebs and Cap'ivn. Cord
Elk Turkey rhubarb. Extract Sarsaparilla fol
Thomas Comp Extract of Copaiva Snrsaparla
for sale at n II. CARSON'S.
New Drug Store.
Rock Run Port Deposit
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VcmentS are a neat. now, and
substantial frame dwelling, lG
by 81 feet, two stories and attic 2,
conveniently divided, painted
and papcrcd, with back building
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~ z ED.
Rcesc's Manipulated GuaEo4

A real substitute for Peruvian Guano, for
sale at IL. S. Sites Warehouse at ElEt"n
Depot. l..E Ia!r IL
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nNLI Is! cts. for Linen Shirt fronts MT the Bry
AiooAs store of l.. BROWN, JR
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NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.

4 have just received superior lot of Cloths,
4 Cassimcres Ind Nestings, and will make
and sell
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Dissolution of C0-partnerslsip

TENilE partnership heretofore exiting be-
4 tween the undersi gncd, under the nalno
and firm OF Foar' and AidridGc. traders in
lumber aud coal, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. AllpcrSonsi dcbtcGto said
firm either by note or book account or other
wise are hereby requested 10 make payment
to Samuel b. Foard, and all persons having
claims against said firm are requested 10
present them to Samuel B. Foard for settle
mcnt who is authorised to settle the business
Of said firm. SAMUEL b. FOARD,
JOHN q. ALDRlUGE.
July 10Th, 1856.
The business will be carried on as hereto
fore by John q. Aldridgc at the same place,
on NORTH STREET, opposite the JAN,
where he will be pleased to accommodate the
customers Of the old firm and the public
generally. IJuly 10, 1856.
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GRAIN DEPOT

~ AeAAA4S NA-l ~
TNllE highest prices at all times paid for
L. grain at The Warehouse on the north
side Of the railroad at ELkTON.
GUANO AND FERTILIZERS of all kinds,
LINE AND PLASTER.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 4"
ALSO, GRASS SEEDS,
FISH.
SALT, a.
NAILS;
And other articles needed by Farmers aud
Builders, kept and sold at reasonable ratos
by HENRY S. SITES.
Warehouse, north side OF railroad, Etkton.
Oct 18Th, lS5G---ti
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WALL PAPER,
FOR RENT
THREE

VERY DESIRABLE FARMS fer sale. on accom-
Y modatng terms, by D. b, ASH.
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DARAS0I.S AND FANS, in variety. Eqr S. by
/ may % BENZ +. MAY
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'NlYApL y dIAVd AZ mn ~
&ioq) ~ oltt I"J 'sLNVId oLNLOd .!.&aAN
cocoon
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-31
COMMITTEE.
Female Eauestrianship.
$1,000


Applicants for Premiums on Sugar and
Honey, must furnish written statement
ofthe process of making and clarifying
the Sugar. Also the mode Of treating
the Bees, the construction Of the hives,
&c.
No premium viii be awarded on any
article, except to the owner, and no arti-
Gle viii be received and examined for
premium, unless the person offering the
same, is member Of the society. Ladies
offering Fancy and Miscellaneous articles
excepted,
On no animal or product will more
than one premium DO awarded, Except
ing Oxen in the 10 yoke team, and in
20 case will any premium be awarded un-
less the animal or article be decidedly
meritorious.
lis expected there will be an appro-
pirate address delivered on the "a day Of
the FAR, by gentleman from abroad
Neat Cattle, Sheep, Swine, dairy pro-
ducts, Fruits, Vegetables, Shop. Fa-ry
and Miscellaneous articles, win be exhib-
tied on the FIRST day Of the Fair. Horses
and Workmanship on the End day. All
articles presented for premium must re-
main on the ground during the day. IL
is hoped all gentlemen who are appointed
on the Committees, viii be present in the
early part Of the day, majority Of whom
viii be a quorum for business.
The Chairman Of the several awarding
Committees, are requested to forward
written report Of their doings to the Sec
rotary Of the Agricultural Society, as soon
as convenient after they have their
awards
All animals and articles presented for
premium must be entered in the Secrcta-
rvs book by ? o'clock, on the first day
Of TIE Fair.
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LIST O. PREMIUMS :
Horses.

Best Stud Horse owned and kept
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S19 50
COMMITTEE.
Miscellaneous.

Twenty dollars at the disposal of the
Committee on Fancy and Miscellaneous
Articles made in the County.
COMMITTEE.
j. P. SARTLE & LADY, Barton,
DIP. WALwoRTH & LADY, Covt'y,
GEO. WoRTHINGToN & LADY, Iras.
J. r. THRAsHER, Coventry,
f. S. FRENCH. Glover.
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COMMITTEE.
Mechanics.
* premiums ON plowing hree for Horses and three for

awards
Oxen twofS4 OOah d 3 land two IF each
htg for
WIN p Secretary
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COMMITTEE.

VIM. Moon, Newport,
VIM. TWOMBLY, Bloomington,
j. F. BROWN,
WIN. MERRIAM, Glover,
LEVI BRIGHAM,
In awarding Premiums on Oxen and
Steers, particular reference will be had
to age, as well as to close matching, ex-
client training, speed and docility.
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POotpOMCnA0nf.
Ths 0Reos safe - ssx neunA.eA ASss
AT PUBLlC AUCTIONi
II = 99D 4 NO Mt,
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"Wednesday 11ay 1osh, 1oo7. !
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> ssa6aining oas 1unAssa - Ofxsy AHUe =
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dl.:ssiess fre. oss-issssA q :. ssrs = w. ~
asa pass ever i.vosasls 0saed, ssqsirtae ssaAAes
saiAlat nss ailiee. ~ sssvstsa 800 y sssssvsd
Tor - D0epeoooe q Astsono0ieal Observatory -
AAee1s1 psstlen has bssa laid e4tes ruhlis Yast.
The 1sesSs q - issesisasss y - esraassnsat
e teis 6absse ~ 49, = geeosese ~ sp1qsal
+: ss:, ,:s $ = !. s:s :: :.S s
psint, s1ssRting esnall ssssk hstaan 9 allsyssl
ED, vail saAD(sl - sslss Dsypaass, 49, 8 !
hne view 81 IL mta6SGsloel Njvsf. - 81 Aaor-
tifsiss.assy iyise Hssst - wsss.
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Z sltsAtsd vithin IL city iinits, nile fssa
0isaissa ssssiss, esA l. ssssssisss ~ MsDsvsli
street, 0lsaepsd snA 1bssiuouS Avsasss. fssn a.
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sl.sss Lass viii - sslA with ~ ysivi,sss n
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7hrss 90 Feus YAess.
aa1 Aostongn pstAinsd ~ 6elsrsA pA9nsnss.
= s,lLaslos VIM = fssaiaAsl. 1sAa0saehA>
plAss win - fasaiahsA = AAy a sala.
TAs Streets and Avsasss VIII - epsasA 3 49,
eisat Mns baAses ~ ~ u sale . sssAls psssss
dseiri1g - perslass "a drive evss ~ shsse lsaG
Per fsrthsr isfornslss isqsirs II Q, i. Disco,
". DsWsH, ~ Ael1-ee., 81 u tAs asAsssigasA
SMITH I vANyICKk11,
nsh1IAla Aastisaeses.
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The valley whlr.

Az seshSy ~
We make the following extract from the
letter Of subscriber in Marion township,
who knows whereof he afirms and makes it
principle to speak the truth religiously:
/ wish to say to friend Howell, that the
Valley Whig is, in my opinion, even . bet
ter paper than be represented 1t to be at the
time he solicited and obtained my name as
one of his subscribers. ! objected on ac-
count Of having so many other papers (al-
ready subscribed for) to read, and that Bur-
lington would be our best market, &C., which
has not been the case, according to the cur
rent prices given in the papers. Keokuk has
paid, as q general thing, the highest prices.
Therefore deem 1t highly necessary for farm.
ers generally, to send on their names for the
ValIey Wing, and ! hope they will be, ~
have been, agreeably disappointed. You will
find it q large sheet, well filed, and ably
conducsed-always giving the current prices
Of produce, groceries, &C., which ought to b.
appreciated by all, and especially farmers
as IN important favor.
Thy friend,
DANIEL VOTAW, Jr.
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news 81 the morning.

The. Arabia arrived at New York on the
10th. The English markets are without ma
ssrial change. For wheat and -four there
was q fair demand at old rates. Indian corn
little inquired for and I'D cheaper. Old beef
taken to . fair extent at full prices n here
tofore quoted. Tho English elections were
1ill progressing. Palmerston counts on =
deci ded majority. The opposition concede
that he will have a majority Of friends, but
deny that he will have reliable working
majority. The difficulties between Austria
and Sardinia are no nearer to a settlement.
England and France strongly demonstrate
with them against breaking the peace. Aus
tria has issusds new circular against Sar-
dinia. The Chinese mAils had been received,
and peace was considered altogether proba-
Bile. The sixth meeting Of the Neufchatel
conference had been held, and protocol had
been agreed upon. Prussia declares that she
shall maintain her policy with regard to the
Dachies, and has ordered her coast to be put
in state OF defence. From Madrid it is re-
ported that Spain will in any event occupy
. portion Of the Mexican territory, to protect
Spanish Subjects. The Principalities have
been evacuated, and the British feet has left
the Turkish waters.
The California steamer Tennessee has ar
rived. Col. Lockridge had taken Castillo,
in Nicaragua, occupied by 500 Of the allies.
He destroyed the Notifications and took the
town. Subsequently, the boiler Of his steam
boat exploded, while he was retiring, killing
and wonnding fifty Of his officers and men,
Lockridge still remained up the river, well
supplied with provision.
Accounts of disasters from the freshet In
Maine continue TO be received. The bridge
over the Kennebec, At Waterville, was car
ricd away on the 10th. The railroad bridge
atSkowhegan is also gone. Other serious
damages are reported, but the waters are
subsiding. The friends Of Mr.. Kalloch held
anssting at Fremont Temple, Boston, on
the 18th, and contributed 81 900 towards
the expenses Of his trial. The Roman
Catholic Institute Of Henry Co., Va. waz
burned ON the 18th. The amount of the
land granted by the Minnesota railroad bill
10 ascertained to be 4,4l6, 900 acres.
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CT The Mt. Pleasant papers seem dis
posed TO hold US to some sort Of accou nta.
bility for the defeat Of Darwin. We rather
think they will have good time Of it. Had
the convention possessed grain Of commor
sense, it would have nominated man who
could have added FIVE hundred to the Repub.
lican vote Of this county. And had Henry
county even done as well at the election
comparatively as Lee, Darwin would have
been elected.
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opECIAI KuRCraoN.

4 sPuCIAL ELECTION viii : AslA = 49,
12AAy tho ~ day Of April, AID. 1851, Il ne
$1,000 et vottQ4 upon the felAn - DD1eon1,pa.
vis win theCIty Of Keokq ~ 81 |rSss ~. Z
ssvssty nvs thsssand dollars ~ ~ Gno1S 2 ~
Kssksk, lMssat Plsasant asd NoosaEl : RAil 1oal
COMPANY. Mensipal and Interest eaan3 san Ge1As
fAas of 49, sxsesd ten per cent. - eaona, % b
Collected one third land interest - ~ whole sam
ordersd in one ysAr, one third (aaA is1sst o. two
thirds) In tso years, ana third and interest On
same IN three yssn from dats Of issue q bonds q
provided f~ b eet Il M LAglaAasrs 1t ~ 0lAt1
Of lows, AprsSv6 Jan. 19tA. Ios5, peovi1sd al
Bonds shall net - iss1sd hafess tAa nd aAy Al
April, 1855. TAsvotcs shall b. rsspsstivsly ssIos
The levy Of Ne tax,' and AsAinss de levy u tAs
tax"
The eletslsa viii - hsad 1t shsSsllewing named
places, tO-ttt:
First Ward, q the .fice OFF, Kilbourns.
Second ct the City Rseordss.s ones.
Third 1t the o6ios Of b. o. Ksllsees
Fourth /" ct the shop II Pelssr ClASE.
Polls oprn,d u o'clock .. ~, NJ alosed 1t 1
o'clock p. ~. HAWKING TABOR,
Mayor Of the City q kookuk.
Ksokuk. April II, 1857 did
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nEWPArEN11m1uSn0 nArk1lAL
a vALUantx INVENTION.
AssAioss1s - mnsaasss, Asssnsisn /
". =. clfDs = co.'s PATENT
Dlasttc oSas - 1oofing!
rsun \ arn ~ rrn nnnn.,

FIRE AND WATER PROOFil
yrH1 ssAssssgAsA hes psrshassd tAs Patent
j hight Ter - sountiss II - southern part Of
1sws Of W. =. chiids Co.'S Patent klastc O..
asat keoang, and y psspsssd ~ introduce u into
use In the cities Of Kseknk, Dsrliagten, ana ~
accessible county towns and Asks the AktsoAlon OF
he p.eeis - - sspsrieFity - sssans nstsriAl.
Architects and Dsildsn should not Tail 70 En-
anins this .ooA.g asit v esssssr sad batter tAan
Il u sAuissbiy suited for he resAss Il Cess,
Car Houses. Dspets, Steamboats,, Mills, fessdriss.
and Barns, = .eAss every dssesipssea u Dwelling
aad Badness Heasss.
This material forns hard, snselA ana slsssio
surface, contracting and sxpAndiag With ~ ~
mosphssic changes. IL 10 more ready GnU-Desel
than any other. II isinpervious 70 Ill noisSsss,
viii not evaporats o. orask. NOR viii Il res ths
material which II ID laid, - will ~, pIsA and
other roofs or it, durability there y No essstiea
having had trial Of ovcv II yssm. IL % pSo Ell
oA'ly imIershabls, having bven several sinss sab.
sctcd to trials 10 " and In every
instance has o,las ont II the urdcsi uaisjursd.
Another desirable quality Of this kooang Il that
Y can By pat vpon 49, VI steep roofs With egaA sil
tty snd can Va laid over old roofs 81 tar tia sine
or shingles. aud render them perfectly titAi. Iss
REM AkkABLk CiIkAPNESS IL one Of Its great
disiderAtams, costing much less than Any other
II will b. applied TO metal roofs Tor q 50 pr
square,
Prompt attsntisn win BE- RivsA 10 On orders
left :, J. II. Hoopsrs Drag Store. corner % Aaia
and Third streets, No.fo where any infornstisa
in regard TO II viii bs given, and whore he most
satisfactory references and tsstmoAlala In regard
70 IT. utility can be seen.
Twin MI orders for this rooang 10 those rssidins
q : distance, with directions for IL use.
County Rights for sale.
No. 10, corner Main aad Third-ss., 4
ksFt Ksnkuk Y0va
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GRAND xACMED CONCE1T.
TlNHE THIRD aud LAST Sacred Concert for thu
i season, under the direction Of Prof. Kopp,
with the assistance Of several ladies and gentle
men, will be on SUNDAY, che lOsA OF April, 1t
ST. PETERS lCatholic) CHURcH.
PROGRAMME.
PARTI.
Overture, "Ths Italian in Algisn,"by RSssi-
nj, on the Piano for two pcrformsrs with Fiat
and Vioioncsllo.
Solo for soprano. my Happy Home"
Solo for Soprano.
Solo for Tenore, 80, let me die though Sprins
has come
5 Solo for Soprano, IL know that my Rsdeemsr
hve.h," from Aandel's grand oratorio--"Ths
Messiah"
8 oasrtsste, by Nc adssohn BArtholdy.
PART II.
Overture, Norma" by Bellini, on Piano for
twoperfosmsrs With Violin and violopcsilo.
2 Solo, FOR Soprano.
Duett. for soprano and Tenore, "Depshs Of
Ocean,"
Solo, for BArytone.
500, for Soprano and Quartstts, s'Quid rstribs-
am Domino" BY Lambilott.
Qaartette, Prayer, by l.. Storch.
Between the two parts there viii b . pssss Of
Is minutes.
Doors epsn 1t n o'clock. Cesosrt 70 begin At
| 8 clock.
Tickets - cents. For sale q Mr.. Isbsll's Mu,ic
Rooms, ciArke's Literary Depot, and 1t OConnor's
Drug Store.
kindly offered BY Mr.. Isbsll.
A-H the weather should be too bod, the Con.
cert viii BE- postponed Till Sunday, April 18TH.
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