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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-28

CAMELs.-A San Antonio (TcXas) cores
pendent of the St. Louis Intelligencer says
that the camcls landed in that State some
m5iiths siice are ttoT auartEred at Baudara
Pass, about scventy-fve miles north of San
Antonio. They have so far stood the climate
very well, being in good order and healthy.
They have given entire satisfaction as to thcil
capacity for transporting supplies. Six cam,
els have been knoSn to carry over an ithptas-
able road with wagons as much freight as
two six mule wagons and teams over good
road. Of the more recent arrivals, brought
by the Fulton from Smyrna, another cores
pondcnt of the lntel!igencer says:
The camcs which have just arrived from
Smyrna, for the use of the United States army
III Texas are described as first rate animals
of their class. Gust after leaving MALTA, When
about sixty miles from shore, squall struck
the Supply, and caused the masts TO bend
and the ship to trcmblc all over. The hurri-
cane subsidized in abot!t half an hour to, de-
cent gale, and as the wind was ahead, she
put back at once to Malta. where she safely
arrived. She did not part sheet of caHns
four camels which were purchased in Smyrna
by Mr.. Heap, none received the slightest in.
jury. They are fine specimens, selected with
care-one Is an enormous fellow, Bactrian
and weighs from 1900 to 1000 pounds
During storm the camels are strapped dowr
OH their knees, in which position they have
had to Remain ~ long as sctsn days. whcr
released from, tlitir fastenings, they rife with
alacrlty. and seeiii none the worse for Goa.
tinemcnt.
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REMOVAL.

CULVER & WELLS would respectfully inform
Otheir friends that they have removed from
their former place of business. to Ill Chestnut
Street. corner Of Franklin Place. formerly occu-
pied by Rockhil and Wilson, known as the old
Franklin Hall Clothing Emporium.
We take this opportunity to return our sincere
thanks to the McrchG'ts and citizens of Elkton
and vicinity, Tor past fayors, and earnestly solicit
a continuance Cf tIict liberal patronage.
Feb l4-tf OLIVER & WELLS.
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ALEXANDER EVANS;

4 TTORNEy AT BAW..-May be found
n at the Office to which he has lately re-
moved, opposite the store Of VIM. Torbcrt,
Esq; in the building recently occupied as
the Post Office; or at the Office adjoining his
residence, Elkton. Maryland.
April D. lS5I-tf.
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Rcol Gstatc Galcs,
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue. of Il Decree Of the Circuit Cour
ID for Cecil county, in Chanccry, and al
order of resale by said Court, the under
signed Trustees will sell at Public Sale, al
the Court House door in Elkton, on
7hursddy; the 2Hd dug Of Apr,l, 1857.
between the hours Of II A. M, and p. NJ.
all that part Of the Real Estate of Thomas S
Thomas and wife, called ssGeofarison," ~
ing and being in Cecil county, Maryland, and
hereinafter described. The said land has
been surveyed and divided Into pattcls.
No. | contains
IOI Acres ana % Perches,
more or less 1t is about 2a.niIes from Elk.
ton, and borders on the Phil. Will. and Bait.
Railroad. 1t is mostly cleared land, though
unimprovcd. 1t has several beautiful sites
for buildings. and being about mid waSb be-
Riote, ii well located fut ttihrket farm
Land along the line OF the aforesaid Rail-
road must increase greatly in value, and is
worthy the attention of capitalists.
No. 2 adioins No. /, and is intersected by
the aforesaid Railroad. 1t contains
no A: 2 II. and BIB Perches, more or less.
No. Lies oil Tie South side OF No. 2, and
contains
50 Acres s 2 ROOds, more or less.
No. q Contains
81 A., B IL. and 3S Perches,
more or less, and is separated from No. by
Public Road now being opened from North
East to The Elk Neck Road.
No. ) Is located south Of No. |, and is cut
off from it by the aforesaid Public Road, it
contains
73 A.. 3 IL. and 8 I''s, more or less:
AT the same time and place, by virtue of
a second Decree and order Of re sale of the
aforesaid Circnit Court for Cecil county, in
Chancery, the undersigned Trustees, will Of
fer the following other parts Of the aforesaid
tract of Land, called ssGeofflrison,' belong
ing to the said Thomas S. Thomas.
No. Is located about . miles from North
East, near the PHI. vii and Bait. Railroad
on the new Public Road from North East to
the Elk Neck Road, it contains
1873 Ii Acres,
more or less, and is mostly
WOODLAND.
No. Q Adjoins MOL. Itisalso Woodland,
and contains
log A., II. and 81 Perchcs,
more OF less, IL is COHNcHlcul W tHc ltdlIoNl
Depot at n orth East.
Terms of Sale under both DEGREES:
One half of the purchase money to be paid
in cash on the day of sale, and the other halt
with interest from tile day of sale, at the end
of six months from the said day OF sale, the
credit payment to be secured by the bond OF
the purchaser with approved security.
JOHN G. GROOME,
GEORGE EARLE,
March 7 is Trustees.
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office.

4 LII persons having Administration or
LAGuardian account to settle with the Or
phans Court of Cecil G. unity are requested TO
file their vouchers in the Register of Wills
office at least ten days previous to the meet
ing otthc said Court.
REUBEN b. JHMSR,
Sept. IL 1856. Register.
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pENTlL NOT'lcE;

m II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. located in this town, tenders his pro-
<~fessonal services to the citizens of
Gid Elkton and vicinity. Office nearly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May 5-tf.
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Rsv. McEENpREE Riley, late Of the Balti-
more NJ. +. Conference, has been stationed at
Christ's NJ. Il. church in Pittsburg. in place
Of the Rev. Alfred Goodman, who goes to
Philadelphia.
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tJ~The Boston Herald says, we have a
girl in this city so fat that her mother always
keeps her pailor blinds closed. because her
shadow by sunlight makes grease spot on
the carpet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-28

IMPORTAEf lMMIGRATloN MovEMENT-AN-
OTHER FRENCH SETTLEMENT IN ILLINOIS,
We learn, says the st Louis Republican, that
an important immigration movement is now
taking place, destined to exercise consider
able influence OIL the interests of Central Hi
nois. Some French gentlemen from Louisi-
ana, largely engaged IN sugar planting in that
State, being DESTROYS of bencliting the French
residents of Lower Canada, have organized an
extensive colony from "Tlois Rivieres," and
that vicinity, to immigrate upon and cultivate
lands in Central illiliois.
The ncighhorlood of Tascusa, on the ILL.,
nois Central Railroad, has been selected as
the spot offering the greatest inducements,
and over 900 acres of land have been al.
ready purchased from the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, together with some 5000
acres and upwards front individual landhold-
ers in tie vicinity.
About one hundred families are now on
their way from c&2nada Is occtpy this "pro-
missed land" and we cannot but look with
great satisfaction upon the probable results
Of the labors Of so large body Of this indus
trous class Of settlers on the material inter-
csts and Advancement Of that portion of our
State. The first division IF this immigration
is expected to reach Chicago to-day. 1t is
thought that upwards Of one hundred fami
lies will be embraced in this settlement with
in the coming year.
We also learn that some prominent citi-
zens of Maryland, together with many of the
planters of Louisiana, will shortly Join their
influence and cxertions to add to the prosper
ty Of the colony.
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Office

TUNHE Orphans Court of Cecil county hold
l. their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays of February, April, June,
August, October aud December.
uG7'School accounts will be passed and
paid at Jasuary, April, July and October
terms. REUBEN ID. LAMAR,
Mars, lS56-tf. Register.
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ZIMMERMAN, TIE MlLLISs Akf-Samucl
Zimmerman. who was killed by the Great
Western Railroad accident, was a native of
Huntingdon county, Pa, but for some time
resided at Niagara Falls. owns the Clifton
House, and at the time of his death was csti-
mated to be worth at least million of dol
lars. Mr.. Zimmerman less than twenty years
ago worked at his trade, which we believe,
was that of blacksmith, III the central part
OF this State. He, however, pulled up stakes
one fine morning turned his face toward the
setting sun, and his family in Pennsylvania
lost sight Of MIN entirely. In the meantime
a younger brother, by frbgally taking care of
his earnings, was enabled to start coach line
between Spruce creek and Williamsburg, CON
>isting of a four-wheelcd vehicle and two
horses, which he drove himself Several
years ago a gentleman stopped Mt Spruce
creek and desired to BE driven to Williams
burg, but the proprietor of the aforesaid line
at first objected. He nevertheless consented
and when the stranger sJt out he handed him
instead of the usual farc-thrcc dollars "a
three hundred dollar bill. This began to
open Bll's eyes to the Importance of his pas.
scngcr, and he soon discovered that he was
no other than his brother Sam, so disguised
in good clothes that thirty miles ride had
not unlccrivcd him. Subsequently the now
wealthy banker bought his poorer brother a
farm worth $4,000 in Illinois, OF which he
now resides. -PHsb,vg Post.
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
wv NJ. J.JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first stony of"The Cecil
Wing" Building, where he may always be
found readyt to give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. l0-tf.
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NOTICE..

WE have taken the Storehousc formerly
w occupied by r. +. May, and intend
continuing the Dry Goods and Grocery bust
ness We respectfully invite, Our friends, the
! public generally, and also Z. r. MAYS. old
CUSTOMERS to call and see us, as we intend
10 sell goods very cheap.
THOS. BRENNAN 4 co.
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The CoRY Cnop.-Some one asks show

The CoRN CEoP.--Some one asks show
deep shall we plow for corn." We reply just
as deep as the, soil will allow. If it is twelve
inches deep al The better No doubt Of it.
4 half inch of the yellow dirt" if such un-
dcrlies the sod and the soil be shallow, better
be turned up and thoroughly intcrmixed with
the soil and enough manure applied at least
to tertlize this new basis for production.
The better time to .'deepen the soil' by
deeper roushing, is doubtless when the oats
s,ubble is TIMED under preparatory to the
winter grain crop, for this reason; the repeat
ci ploughings and borrowings at that time
more thoIoug hly incorporate the subsoil with
the top, and the heavy applications of man
urc fit the whole for maturing crops.
No farmer should be satisfied with less
than fifty bushels to the acre, in ordinarily
favorable seasons. If his land will not do
this he Should apply extra tlth and manure,
until it will do it. There is no earthly use
in farming piece of ground a life time, for
only half crops" <4,.i-. ~
This is "easier said than DONE" or tou,Se
it is, easier to talk than do. But to raise 50
bushels of corn to the acre requires but
moderate ambition, yet that good time will
never coii'e to niary farmers, who 60 OH the
skinning process who neglect to cconomze
domestic manureS or invest a cent in bought
manurcs to stimulate their crops. In any
other business OUTLAWS are made at first, with
view of establishing business. and securing
return in the future. The farmer, under
certain circumstances can afford to use equal
enterprise and management. 1t don't pay to
fari.t poor Lind hence the wisdom of aiming
at medium crops at once, by extra Working
of the soil, and extra manuring. Secure
bountiful crops, SO as to increase the keep Of
stock to convert the increased product into
manure, and farmers fortune Is half made,
never brforc.-PotStorn Ledger.
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authors were known, we think in sober earn
est they should be rewarded with six months
at hard labor in the state prison. Affairs are
i'm a lamentable condition when the public
taste becomes so depiaved as to even tolerate
slth eIecrN!;le stuff, aiia *e hope some meth
cd MAY be devised speedily for the eradica-
ton of the mania. How it may be with 9TH
ers we are not prepared to say, but if we
thought our exit from this mundane sphere
would be announced in cbniitxion with a
piece of such vile doggertl as we have quoted,
or as can Bs seen appended to the death no
tees in almost any of the newspapers, our
last hours would be rendered miserable, and
our lnsuted ghost would certainly retlsit the
glimpses of the moon, and endeavor to dis
tulb the repose of both author and selecter. W
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-28
Rose Ann Barr,
Guardian, &c.
In the County Court
for Cecil county,

VIM. E. s. Barr, Il In Chancery,
Robert p. Barr, Feb'y Goth, 1857.
Ordered, That the' sale MADE and reported
by James T. Mccullough, Trustee for the
sale of the real estate mentioned in the above
entitled case, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on OF, before the First day of May next; pro-
vidcd a copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county once
q week for one month before the thitticth
day of March newt
The report states the anFonIt Of sales to be
$1,000, II. ii. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy. Test,
Feb 28-lm. ii. Ii. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Eldridge's Clothing Store.

Come list 10 this jingle, ye men of great lor4.
And Learn something new that ye neer learned
bcforc
| sing not of books, nor sages, nor yore,
But Of Il. II. ELDRIDGE'S CLorHIYG STORE,
s. E. Cor. III and Market Streets.
Where are Pants piled On Vests full many score,
And CARDS in profusr!. in front of the door,
And customers standing all thick on the floor,
That's l.. IL. Eidrdge's Clothing Store,
s. E. Cor. IN and Market 81.
Now keep down your laugh while in thunder roar,
A lay to the tune Of Rory O'More;
gent fror the country with garments oil tore,
Had heard of our fame and this town did explore
door
And in making his entrance was not any slower,
And smile lurcd his face as by thunder he swore
lie had found Il. II. Eldridges Clothing store.
Mar II ~ ). L. Cor. 9TH and Market St
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Il. Coke CaZier.

TIAS for Sale Wines Champagne malaga
lAPort and Maderia) Old Rye whiskcy &
kinds) Gin, Brands q kinds) N. +. Rum,
German Bitters, and Cigars, both donstic
and foreign. Warranted as Representa-.
Sept. Is fS56,-tf. ...
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REMOVAL:
VIM PINKNEY EWING.

A TTORNEY AT LAW.-Having returned
N from the West, and pc rnhaRehtfy located
in Blkton, will give prompt attention to al
business entrusted to him.
-Otiice-with Hon Alexander Evans.
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ROBERT LUMsDEN;
A CARD.

4 CXKB.
TsllE undersigned, having cnterc in
i Co-Parnership for the practice of the
LAW in all its various branches, will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be cntrh&tld to them
Office opposite opposite the Court House,
where one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN A. j. RESWELL.
Dec 81 If
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THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL,

LIGHT REET, b ALT NJ o L
CIabaugh Brothers,,
PRopRIETORs.
Terms, per day $l.50.
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Notices.
NOftCE.

Judgment for Plain
james A Davis and t fl before Samuel
Edwin j. Rinehart, Peace, a Justice Of
partners, trading I'M the Peace Of the State
der the name and firm of Maryland, in and
Of James A. Davis X ) for Cecil cottntv, for
Co. S64.3T deDt, with i'll
VS. tercst from 18th July :,
James WarburtOn. 1856, till paid, and
costs.
Judgment for Plain
lill, before Andrew
Orr, Justice Of the
Jacob Tome, Peace of the State of
VS. Maryland, in and for
James Warburton. Cecil county for H.
II debt, with interest
from Doc. ODD, 1854,
till paid, and costs.
Judgment for Plain
tiff, before Andrew
Orr, Justice Of the
Jacob Tome, Peace OF the State Of
vs. Maryland, in and tor
James Warburton. ! Cecil county for $50.
81 debt, and interest
from October 3lst,
1852, till paid, and
costs.
Judgment for Plain
Edwin Wilmer and tihs, before Andrew
James A Davis, part Orr, one of the JUS
ners, trading under tices of the Peace of
the name and firm OF the State of Maryland
Wilmer u Davis. in and for Cecil coun-
VS. ty, for $47.45 debt,
James Warburton. with interest from Oc-
tober 18th, 1854, till
paid, and costs.
TIVE subscriber having purchased the
L. Real Estate of the above named dcfen-
dant at Il sale thereof, in virtue of four wrts
of execution issued upon the foregoing judg-
merits, made on the fifth day of January, in
the year cighteeH hundred and ffty-seven,
lS57,) by William Dennison, Constable,
hereby gives notice that he intends to apply
to the Judge of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, at its next session to be held in Elk
ton, on the first Monday Of April next, being
the sixth day of said month, for confrma-
ton of said sale; when and where the said
defendant, or his creditors, or any other per-
son claiming an interest in the matter, will
have an opportunity Of stating their objec-
lions, if they have any, why the sale should
not be confirmed, and tof that purpose are
hereby warned to appear. Tbc property
purchased by the subscriber consists of the
right, title and interest Of the said James
Warburton, of in and TO certain tract of
land called sResurvey, ON Doe Hill and Bear
Point" containing 1903 acres. roods and 90
perches, and was struck Oft for the sum Of
STAG, cash.
WILLIAM T. WARBURTON,
Mar 14tc Purchaser.
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Edwin Wilmer and
James A Davis, part
ners, trading under
the name and firm OF
Wilmer u Davis.
VS.
James Warburton.
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james A Davis and
Edwin j. kinehart,
partners, trading I'M
der the name and firm
OF James A. Davis 4
Co.
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-30

g l. = r - n . r . X e,
- MAIN 0oss kAAk ~
s1sHK undersigned takes pleasureiu announcing
! to his old friends and the generally. that
b has just opened : CLOTHING FroRE, where
wili b fonnda complete assortment VI Spring and
eaAnes Clothing, ~ 6sutienesis Furnishius
0es4s, which have purchased 1t the lowest
t4A1o In tAsRAstsyn nIkss, and vii, be sold iusD
kssehsap = they be had any whore in the city.
Gentlemen are invited to call and examine for
thsnselves. A. W. 0MFFlTH,
Ash14-dly ~ Main-st.
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DANKn NOT kECEIYYD.


,SxheasAseef sAslelesv4e oaahs sss setss-
seized 8 ~ q Ne Bsakess y Jhis city.
1eis Oily bsak, Pssa1y 1vaals.
$3.50 ssss V ~ -: t c,:s .., :..;
Arlington naak, y ashingtss. DC.
1sAGaos naAk d Tsaa., hssisssshsss' .Tsss. 4
sseaaes - = laAssaar Csssensills. /
1oabsf Aaet 3sansses, 1aaayills. Tess.
- - MsssAasas' 1eak. GsssasIsss. MAJ
MsnasasSassss - - Hask, Celunhss, oss.
1lansssss - AssAsaiss' oaAk. Daiaea, 0ss.
1asnss 3 nook, Wtsk1ssA, 4, q.
1lisWsssA naak, 1llsvesSA !. He.
Nesssss nasa, baohasy ,Csea.
4 kaaavha Bash Kanswka, Va.
9ssk q The 1epsa.is. PrsviAssss LII
s LaAeastes 1sAks Peas.
Csatss baak. esatA China, Naias.
1 nssk u 1sitish NORTH AnsrisA, Aestreal.
~. vsrnes Bask, PyoviAepse, h. I.
eeak Of nast Tsaassses. NAsAsills.
RAeds lslea1csatsal, I'll.
baak 1t AslisvsiI, kaias.
Provissial Bsak Of 6taastsaA Canada.
ExeAaAss bask, 1sassr. Meme.
! ksssss /" Mss haapsAiss.
xiaassnsa = OansAA.
Co00 sseiai Perth Anboy, N. J.
! InAisss Saats Bash, BisonAsid.
0esasesy bssk Lafayette.
6hAWose Daak Atttsa.
I Stock security Daak Of Dasvills.
8 Hasmsss 'aaA Mechanics TASK .fnAiassrsiis.
{ Nsw Casels, Rseasylvenis.
Hancock Bank, KlbvOssA, M.
Jsssssisad sasiasa Bask, NJ.
- Lssfes isssAsA snss sAsKs taken - Coz
ssosy - ~ 0sskkss Hessss 10 sAis city.
bask Il the Capitol, In4iaaspoits.
bauk q ElkhATs, ett haxt.
Rsak u oeshsn, 0eshse.
naak o. LoAtana, Atehigsa City.
Bsak o. Mosat vsrsos, NJ. Vernon.
hask q Msns&esite, Aosttssllo.
Baak Of Psoli, Paoii.
] naAk q 0alsm, oalsn.
1ask Of keskvilis, Rockville.
6ank sfeyeoeass, syracuse.
! BASH o1 WssDaw, WaYsAv.
CanbstAgsC City Bank ,CanhsidgsCity.
3 Caaal Beak 1vansvflls. A
CrsessntCity Daak, Rvessvalle.
1ssAAaGe 0aak ,0sssneastIs.
RsysttsCossty naak ,Ceansrsvills.
1asasss D.ak, WsstAsld.
Aeestss 1aak, LoDAssport.
InAtana Basil, nndieos
indiana btosk QaAh ,LopersS.
1adian RsssSve bAnk, Kokouo
Ksatneky - = oeonmAss.
): B..l, NV Albany.
M.!.ANAs41e -, yvsasviiis.
PasAsOe 2ask.
6eutAssa baAk ,Tsrrs Haats
Sales 1aak ,eAisn.
& Isp4seaees Best ,Winuaaae.
1ssesss'DAsk ,Is1iaaspslis.
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...s.- ~ - As...,
LIsTOH fSo1 81 III ALI.
YSwENrY-TwOfsstsa HsSkaa1s, bssw 80 First
= o.. anA ths Lsvcs.
g feet ON stA -. ~. Jshnssa - KxsAanes.
y feet csrnsr 6tA AAd ExsAapes.
Loton 8Ank-st., bet llth and 18th.
u N -. corner johnson and sth. block let.
- lots IN Aessss gers edition.
ri ~ best lets II NJ. Aahnfn ct Low prise
Lsnds Asely located IN Henry and Dseatsr Cas-
! lots eosssr ef johnson and 18th.
!o1 eorasa II Johann and 18th With doshls
Brick house containing 10 rooms.
Letl, Block 4, Kilbourps's edition.
q fest on - IT., bet. johnson and Exehasse.
Vary aeeirabls lots for rssidenceuin Aasenss Up-
pr Addition. only half block from Grand Ave-
nue..
l5e feet square In Reeves Perry 'sAAditiea.
j lscss h klnweod AAd NJ. Aahurn.
Lea - CerRell.at., bst. l1sh aad 18th.
Lots In tie ~ sabusb. 1sselnsut.
city. f
-. 1aay othsrsaiuahls husinsssists.
eefaes 6ssaritiss asestiatad
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Quincy ParlOr steve,

Esokconvcnicncs and utility this Stove 10 sassr.
panied. II has large Ere door, open top ana
frentbsautiful II dasign, we'll naAs, and wasrast-
ed 70 perform we'll In every case. The demand he's
been great for this stove that No were unable 70
keep up with our orders last season, sut now ~
have % extended our works for making then -
will enable US to I'LL the demands promptly In f..
tarc. City buyers especially solicited 70 exan.
inc this steve before purcAasing.
cONbT0CK BRO,
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Hot Air Premium
Cook stoves.
WE have nsvsr net with trsEtaa stove that
w gavesueh univsssai sattsfactico - the one 20
which ~ here call aassnIea. lu faeilitiss fer
cooking and heating ere exssasivs, while 81 The
same time IL, By nsaas Of IN air 1us sxtsse ing
down the lrsnt u ~ ovsA, hakss pssfsstl1 a.
economies satly other stoves " this psts
tern. The bsassy, utility aaa eAsapnsss Of ~
new store cannot fail to ~ the attention Of anwh
coMsT0cK ! DR0.
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sheet Iron StOVeo.
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n this article We need not speak, ~ its popu.
~ lsrity still continues u Increase its sals.
We make six sises VI this stovs-opcn and close
tops-which We will sell very low. Great ssfe
should be used in selecting the beat sf kussis sheet
Iron, With heavy lining, and when we'll hads,
these stoves will wear many yeArs.
The open tops serious objection to al these
wishing an air-tight stove. We have both spta
and close top, ata7 Main-st.
ApFS-d CoM6TOCK BRO.