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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-15

HARDWA ARE,
i on THE srnING rRADEy
At srss or THE saoADAxr.
=
NOW RRCEIvlNG,
Hardwase, Cutlery, &C., &C.,
which, with our present large stock, win nAkst u
finest assortmsnt to sslest from 70 b.
found In the City
AND Is OFFERED
To the County Trade, Dealers, Manufacturers snd
consumers generally, At the
Lewsss market Prieosr
House furnishing Goods,
or ALL KINDS.
ALSO, DEALERS IN
Railroad Furnishing Goods.
AND prnxcr AGENTS roR
Am erican NJ n ufactuYers.
Exclusive Agents for the Sale Of
"Duraen's" New Patent Horse-shocs,
"Pruyn Lansing" SAWS,
"Backley's" Silver Plated and Britannta Wars,
ar. II. Peace" Ksecisior Horse Powers,
'sTroy Bell Foundry" BELLS.
"0urley s" sinesn' and Sur eyors Instrunsnts,
"yersonnss Scale Co /" SCALES,
"LiIlis Pa.ept'' SAFES, ac.
TILLIN 6 HAST, LAM 4 BUEL.
neh3Od No. iss Main.ss.
Money, Money.
TO AAnsE MONEY
IAN OFFERING sToCKp
Regardless Of Cost.
FOR CASH.
To Cash Purchaser, there Is now good opports-
nifty to supply themselves with Goods
for the Winter, at less than The
Cost TO Manufacture.
Como and see the goods, learn the r.ist,, asA
Oct DarRnins!
Nov2dAw r. .. FOSTER.
Deeks, xsasisnery. 4 Fancy OeoAs.
Oh mAln 70 70. Wan. ssAsel, L.s.sr Ai'-
llAhT BARBER.
94..:....ss;
mAINID she fnest.a rs cheap - III
o1s'ree' HART a BARBER.
94..:.....s: ].
noyou vast WALL Psperof svssy
- variety Of Pattern. - sstesisk
S4s.rss' nAHT = bARsra.
94!::::....:
kl0 you want Pcrfumery Of eysyy
| ~ variety .4or Fancy Articles u
IA NJ IN any sort Or size cali On
04Ntrcst HART ABARBER.
94sM.1A...s.
| A NDtnslly il you want value.
"A bic Bouk, or anything in ths
| ~ ~au. way Of Fancy Goods which will b
| 04sar.csJsst the thing appropriate for 1
q RISTMAS PRESENT
| toyoar sfe, friend or sseethsart
call on
HART q BARBER.
4 deell-d No. " Msin-st.
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Wisconsin Lumber Yard.

Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
A good assortment Of the VA
LuM nER. rioas qualities, length: and
Ns3s thickness. 49,
IA fair saortmcnf on hand
JOINUo. and bills1flsd at saw-mill
prices.
Good -siScd riies Of thccom-
- mon cNethsAnd sizes.
Sawed an d cut tbs lattervcry
cheap. ss
snuNGLE:E. Pine ,porlasand cottcnwood
SASH. Pron snsiisstt . iasxcstsiae
u SnalIand large ,plaip ,rStsed
OOOA1. s and moulded.
mp.rrnn Rolling and stationary.
n nv .na ntl,,f which 81 ticl hes ubscrlbcrwul
~ seli II the yards on ths
Cosaer of E3shfh und Biondeausts.,
xFS 49, oyrosirH PuDlrc SCHOOL,
M he ssrA~ 81 ard Nailrcad ~. ,ercar 4.
&Y&b. NJ d. u. DGp0tsJ - lev as they can 30
NJ {]AslAs slAyy and Il re Branch fAso q Fos-
XeS III ~ esst - tssnsportstion added. Or
% 13loa tsSn ~ scnptry ana shiPpsd Nany
lSEo1I6 Z go 81 ailssad st M iowsss fassk
X ssssE -- 70 RH5TK OAD WEN.
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rom REMTs
NvHREE fne sleeping rooms eeenss u JehAopo
aad Nth streets thirt ftcIy.
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n. 10 anaia - :. j ss.AsA = sths


PLu1k1kDH = CO.,
Ne. 10 nIaia &. ,bst.AtA = Sths
wsoLxsALs Asp asrAi iDsALsRs n
BUILD ER6' HARD WAR =,
I Il AVE now In store : full stock Of Building
ri natsYtsip such ~ Rim and AoSttac Locks,
Latches ana Knobs, Rutts BeYs~s End Belts, Sash
Pulleys aud Cords, Sash Fastsniasas Balls, Oar
risscs, Wardrobe Hooks, Cate BinGss, Be-, -.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
PLUMM M 4 Co.,,
SASH, GLA0, PAINTS, OILS,
n RK pyspar Cd 10 furnish French and American
"A Gl.ss Of ssy siss desired. Atse, brittsh
Crown 1lAss sash vi all common sises; Lissss6
Oil, Varaishss, 6pirits Tslpsntine, AIssAol;
paris Chrome Green, dry and in oil; and All The
cheaper quslitiss or 0Tsen Ill sorts Of Draining
Color uoid Leaf silver and Copper D4opsej
Paiutssd Varnish brushss. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We ars s,ss Aess.s for ths StsAs ~ isvs fcr
Fosters Patent Friction window supporters,
whish are now esning into very general uss,. AID
are a ssssllsAA Substitute for wsights DSllsys'
ana ksaAt saving - expense.
NW-Assnts wsatsd TO sell them thsssgA the
State. aissss.s.s ~t.
Perduiun Curtaln Ptxturss," the sinpisst ana
best ourtaan Fixtars ever invented
jysodlw Cenn.s B.il1.ns, ns haln-sI.
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- llI|lI|
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sTEWA
lkes formerly occupied b Hatch Thonpsoa,
ssrONp ar. rrAn uAm.
rxok,,K ). IOWA,
,,Aftoynevs and COunselloys at Lag,
v~.uua~ra
IN ohANO.,
nEsfc, attention maid 10 fAs eosa.ef,on Of Debts
and Leaning of Moneys,
To-, N;,,;,. pioss,, Na~ yo,k
Hon. Chas. Butler,
Walter s. Gri1Sth, Esq.,
Hon. Aiesrt Y. IrAcy, buhaie, y. Z.
a.oa r. Pssr,ons. Eau. Counselor. Chicago.
Gen. v. p. Van Antwerp, X sokuk, Iowa.
Iillinghsst, Lane Baei,
- H9i : q na nuu.s H. M.,,h.n,
-, -. -.
%2ALL AND -.
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T-i1s. -sSs~.I tss - ~ - ~.
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AZ, I'D psscat do
81 Brig 81 - kA9s assorted Nailt
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sls ANAk, SAfTH.
-
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- 1a6 SAnents My5toek WlIlcemnaxe faver
ny II the city IL 1pipt u yrrfcty and
1tia ! veil kno ~ fact stths pYiaos
IN
III -, have silks, Tfesnca Darsres
elsinss, chalties. Popilps. vaisp
=. Aise, Asgantines, Laws kohss
II -. & ss.
u Ayybsewndenestic.blc ashse
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AA 5SD4z[tSNl kthdsEENhite ana
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l1|l[! g.yl - sscsiasss - 80
6szss
n NEoaUnef Clothing, and
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DsbeA Uoe1.soU0nR C1101.
KELLOGG > DIR0E,
n1h4oa3v Tourist.
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GEO. FOSTER,
fsPcsfxR Axp pSAIxn n
Ohaaa, class ana Qsssssware,
SOLAR LAMPS, CASTOR6 1 SPOONS.
TADLRcUIL4Ry.L LOOKING GLAssEs,AC,
1atn-st.. : desss below ~.


Aa1s-st.. : desss below ~.
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1sHH Attsntiop u psrsAasetsis respectfully In.
vitea teths ahoyS stosk /. = Aish win ~ fesnato
senPris. " esuast hrssAlsaa Aess ssssrsnent
which are eGsssd & pris.s Is ssuit Dc tnes,-
Parties about 10 eoAnAnse hCuaekser1ne, honee.
tsepers. and ~ y want II ths abovs artieass, viii
0na u - tAsi5 advantage 70 give Ne call pre-
''s ;ss. e 's''sa''ss elsewhere. q posrrn.
WAFfE Isosstoae DiaiAe, 1ss sD1 Toilet
w Ware, ~ NV asd beAutifsl sAspSs, fer sale
II sees ~ pieces 10 ssit puseAasers. y
jsSd enc. 1OeTRR.
LINE decorated China Vsses, Caloslss, NsteA
= Boxes ,Cssdlsstisks Card Baskets, tnks, Motto
csps and sssosfs. sss'a great ysIissys s and tor
jssssd
|GERANDOLk6i y ssts Or psiSs nav and rich
u .xi'sfos aal.A = sRo. sos4sa
I /yLA6eWAkEi 10 great variety, 9 oLIess, Wines
Il1V ola1sss ChsnPsgDes. cordisls, reesrtsrs
ger hostlse eelsws, ssgass. drsaa etaaAs, pevi1
PsseaFys Dishes. Celsry 0lssaeS, eysue 0et41s6s
salts ,Czsstax Ian. laup dless!sls helas.ss
81. 81 7.ss.: :
| ths New OFoskssy 6tssef GEO. tOSIkk.
| juased
lY1sAE Co.rartnsrshtp tsrstofore exiting -.
! tween the subscribers, under tAs AAns ~
.sssal sssseas. RsSsss : r. .. HsIses viiisss-
tinae h 10 haGnsas. - slgn ~ aane - Ne
Ara II Iigsidssion. They Will alss sstsls allss4
s..ass e ias lass ARM md u 49, 6, .s's
/ ROBERT HAINRa.
vg1s 0S-RasSoesoh1p.
He sn1eeeione6, As.tn9 fss.se = =. fastnsr-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

TMM2..T..slT.-U low beautiful the following
from the pen Of Prentice, aid how happy th-
heart that can see their beauties as he por-
trays them. why is it that the rainbow
and the cloud come over us with a beauty that
is not Of earth, and thus pass away, and leave
us to muse on their faded l0vtlrncss; why is
1t that the stars, which hold their festival
around their midnight thrones. and set above
the grasp of ON limited faculties, forever NOV
ing us with their unapproacha glory? And
why is it that bright forms Of human beauty
are resented to our view, and taken from us,
leaving the thousand dreams Of aft ction to
flow back in Alpine torrents upon our hearts!
We are born to higher destiny than that
of earth. There it realm whore the beau
tiful being that now passes before us like
a meteor will stay in our presence iorever!'
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Select })octrD.
THE EVENING IyEAR'gusTONE L.

Gladly now We gather round it,
For tAe telling day is done,
And the gray and solemn twilight
Follows down the golden sua
Shadows lens'hcn on the pavem mt
stalk like giants thro the gloom
Wander past the dusly easement
Creep around The tirc!t room.
Draw the curtains close the shutters
Place the slippers by the fire!
Though he rude wu.l> leu lily mu.tcr!
What care We for wind sprtcs ire ,
What care we for outward seeming:
Tickle Fortunes :rowl or smile?
If around MS love is he ming
Love can hGman ills bcgulc.
Meath the cottage roof AMI palace,
From 'ho peasant 10 the king.
All arr quailing from lif.s chalice
bubbles that cnchautment bring
Crates arc glowing flowing
From the lips We love he best
o. the joy, the bliss of knowing
There are hearts whercon to rest
Hearts that thrnb with Gag r gladncss,
Hearts that echo in our owa,
While grim care aud haunting sadness
Mngle ne'cr in look or tone.
Care may tread the halls Of daylight,
Sadness haunt the midnight hour
But the weird and wjtching twilight
Brings the glowing licar;hstouc dover.
Altar of our holicst feelings!
Chilhood's we'll remembered shrine
Spirit.ycarninss. soulrcvcalings,
Wreaths immortal round thce twina
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

THE EARTu's CRUST. --Geologists asserts
that in past ages the whole crust Of the cart n
must have undergone violent fluctuations far
more stupcndous than the presnt undulations
Of the ocean Even in modern days these un
duations have been experienced, as the crup-
tons of Mount NeSuvius and the earthquake
at Lisbon. Whenever a violent earthquake
occurs, there is always an undulatory move
mcut. The Lisbon earthquake EXTENDED its
influence as far north as Sweden, aud in
Scotland the springs threw up mud and hot
water. All these things, it is argued by
some, prove that the earth is an encruside
globe, and that the interior is of motion
,nrh
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

1TFarmers should rejoice at the glorious
achievement which men OF skill and science
are making for their benefit. In what dc.
plorable condition would they be, if the i'm
proycments which have been making for
their benefit within the last half century :
were taken away. What could they do ?
But Notwithstanding much has been done,
the next half century will witness far greater
improvements. Never has there been so
many ingenious men laboring to bring out
valuable inventions as now, ard the efforts
Of many Of them will be crowned with sue
cess. And while others labor for the benefit
of the farmer, let him not neglect to labor for
his own improvement.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

VnNIcE.--Ruskin, in his great work, "The
stones Of Venice" thus eloqucnty writes :
when scnsuality and idoitary had, done their
work, and the religion of the empire was laid
asleep in glttering scpulahre, the living light
rose up between two hcuisphcrcs, and the
fierce swords Of the Lombard and The Arab
were shaken over its golden pnrapcis. The
work Of the Lombard was 10 give hardihocd
and system to the cncrvatcd body and cnfee-
bclnind of Chrstendon,; that Of The Arab was
to punish idolitary, and to proclaim the spirit
uaity of worship. The Lombard covered
every church which he built with sculptured
representations of bloody exercises, hunting,
and war; The Arab haniShed all Imagination
of creatures from his temples, ard proclaim
ed from their minarcts. " There is no God
but God" Opposite in Their character and
mission, alike in their lnaguifcnce ard cncr
gy, they came from the North and South,
the glacier torrent and tAe lava storm they
met and contcndcd over wreck Of the Roman
empire, and the very centre Of the struggle,
the point ofpause of both, the dead waters
# The opposite eddles, charged with they
cmhayed fragments Of the Roman wreck
is Venice"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

DECAY OF PARENTAL DlaclpLING.-We
call attention 10 The following from The Bal'i-
more SU.l. The rginS Of pare uial discipline
need considerable drawing pyrrywhcre:
" We hesitate not TO say that one Of The
main causes Of lie decline Of morality is the
decdg IF r7c@ii discjpi,ar, The family cir
Gle, tie domestic hearth, ia the true fountain
If purity or corruption TO publ morals.
Most pcorle become what thly are made at
homo. They 90 forth into The world to act
oIrt the character they have formed in the
first fourteen years Of their lives Il is al
legged IN excuse, that children have become
more unmana-cable than they nscl to be /!
v c rePly that human nature md human re-
laiionS are unchanged. Children arc lust
rs amcndtblc to authority as they ever were
This IL tie main purpose for whi.h PIoyi
dcncc has made ,htm helpless and dependent
that th.T may be trained to obedience, to
ord-r, to Industry, to virtue. II Is not true
that pareps have not as absolute control
over children as they ever had. When there
is dependence obedience may be enforced
The real fact Is, that parents are too inaolpnt,
100 Negligent, too Indifferent to take the pans
to Rain up ,hjr children i'll the way they
should 20. 1t requires perpetual vigilance
and they get tired il requires -"it control to
exercise authority over Others. Hrir conquest
is the greatest victory OF all. There can ne
no just PARENTAL discipline where there Is no
character to back it. How can q man effect
uaIly warn his son against Lad company,
who spends his time and his money in tn"
SINKS Of intcmpeancc In short, how can
there he any force II precegt when the exam
pie is bad -
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humorous.

DOEsTICEs IN BOsTON.-The famous
"Docstcks has furnished the New York
Plcayune an eccount Of his visit TO Boston
iIom which the following extracts are made :
'Ninty-nine extra sized angle. worms le.
cHmoting at high pressure speed ABOUT a gar
den-walk Of II snowy afternoon. and being
pTpctnaily turned back when they got to the
edge, and compelled TO cross each others
trail. in ununcraD,c directions, would, if the
ground was soft, and their very footsteps
plainly visible, draw On the galdcn-walk
aforesaid tolerabe map Of Boston. Il is
cr0oEcder than nine acres Of ram 5 hCrnS.
and has got more cO,nerS than i cord Of
cios5c cut saws.
- YOU see your friend and you call out,
Jones, wait a lninutc,' and you start to see
Jones, thinking he is Just across the street.
" Misguided man . far distant Jones you
c,lao the hills, and turn ninety corners be-
fore you get within mailing distance of Jones
again.
.'Thc streets took as if they had been
made somewhere else, and domped here in
huge tangr, and nobody had ever taken the
trouble to straiglttcn them out again. Ii
looks as if somebody had been binding a lot
of cities by contract, and The job hadn't come
out even, and he lad to throw down his rom
nants Of streets, and odd end, Of alleys, and
little shipped of bites Of lanes and avenues,
and called it Boston. ifany street i'll town
should be cut straight nile in any drcc-
ton, it would 90 through dozen private
porlorS, and fortytive public music halls,
In fact, Boston looks as if tirst-ra'e material
Tor an excellent city had been melted, and
poured through a sieve on hillside and left
to c0Ul.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

A CoNsUMPTEoN DErGcron.- Scott
Alison has introduced new instrument for
the detection Of diseases in the chest, which
he calls 1.-The chest gononetcr." or angle
measurer, by which he is embed to detect
the slightest deviation from symmetry aud
thus to discover depression in very early
stage of consumption. and TO mark the dis
ease, whether favorable or uniavorablc. The
instrument is of ivory, and very light and
portable. London Lancet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

MARRIAGE VALID BY MERE AGREEMENT.
A case has just been decided in Indanap-
oils. by which it is declared that marriage in
Indiana requires no formalities to make it
legal, except the mere agreement of the par
ties that it is a civil contract only, and diff
ers from other contracts merely in this-tha
1t cannot be dissolved, even by mutual con-
split.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

ia writer in the Medical Journal, in
speaking of the adul;cralion of the various
articles Of food, speaks of a reputable deacon
who kept a grocery store. and who discourse
cd daily with his apprentice, somewhat after
the following fashion,
''John' have you sanded the sugar2'
"lcs. sir.
Have you watered the rum and the moas-
SEES -
Yes. sir.
"IbeH come M 10 prayer ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

SINGULAR MALADY.-Therc is place in
Tennessee called Sewanne mount ain, -thc coyes
Of which are infected with milk sickness "a
malady fatal i'll almost every instance. y
hIl has been introduced into the present.
Legislature TO make it y penal offence TO AXE
down any portion Of the fences. which have
been placed around the sides of the mouGain.
to prevent the access either Of perSomor of
cattle to the particular localities whtc the
unexplained causes of this mysterious disease
are supposed to exist
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

To CURE lIoARsENEss.--Ta the whites
Of two eggs, and beat them with two s,oon-
fuls Of white sugar: grateln little nutmeg
then add pint of ldkewar!n water, Stir
well and drink oltcn.-Repeat the prescrip-
ton ii necessary. and it will cure the most
obstinate case of hoarsenesS in a short time.
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GclGlt 12lisccIIonn.
UALLUCINATIONS.

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PsychoIogiral researches, says the Boston
MedIcdl Won" have thrown very little light
on The real nature OF the m,nd. Without a
ma'h 'here are no mental phf"omena' Bat
no" inc enceHhaIon is acted upon 10 produce
thought; seems tnfIhtr man ever beyond the
N'h" OF PnnoSopHcrs' i"'0Iciha''onS are even
more o,fIica' OF tAphha'ion: II possible,
man nan ordinary MANIFESTATIONS Oh me SOU;
nc 'oiio"E9 Is a narrative o, one OF those
'i'af>to'IS l"c.S "t'',' ue'y cAl,lanal'on upon
NY N''oWh p'HI'i.'le'. ~ At'ulny seem"
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20 YOU HItItSN N'HINtI 10 me IuF commits
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ALLEGED CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS. An
exchange recommends the following, as an
infalible cure for heastly Inloxication -
Whenever person is ina stupid ard insensi-
bic state from the abuse of intoxicating
drinks, lay HIM on his right side, elevate his
left arm, ana pour cold water down it slowly.
Before a common Pitcher full can be emptied,
the man will walk perfectly sober,
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G~c~The skin ola boiled egg is the most
cflicatous remedy that can be applied to a
boil. Peal it carefully, wet and apply it,.
1t will draw oft the matter, and relieve the
soreness in q few hours.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

"a late American editor. who has gone
over to the locotoco side Of politics. COM
plains violent pain in the region Of the
left aurce Of the heart Perhaps he hes too
mNch on tlut Sidc. LoaiSrWe JonrnQi.
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'IheH come mp 10 prayer :"

"a lady declared that she could not
understand how gentlcmen could smoke, lit
certainly slortcns their lives" said She. -
Il don't know that" replied gentleman,
there's my father who smokes every blessed
day, and he is now seventy years OF age. -
swell, - was the reply, III he hadn't smoked,
be nigh. have been eighty"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

UJTAn ingenious Neapotan builder has
discovered a process by whca plaster Of Paris
may be prepared, so that when made into
casts it is susceptible Of high polish, and
acquires great strength
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30
WANTED
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
No II IVtHiam Street, NeW York

Eesvenstctn, EeisHsann, & CO.,
VUave opcned New Stock OF Goods, at
IL IL their Store in Eikton, opposite the Foun-
tain Hotel, consisting Ola Large assortment
of Clothing Of all varieties which they offer
al the lowest prices for Cash. Purchasers
are requested to examine their stock /; and
they will not fail to be pleased.
Their Stock includes Men and Boys cloth
ing OF all kinds, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Boots
shoes, Gloves. &c Nc, n ~---.
D5-They also keep large stockf
ry, and repair watche AM JoU
der. III
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

rTThe Providence (R. ~ Pos states
that not a angle murder has been commit
ted i'll Rhode Island during the past year.
Notwithstanding capital punislllnenhas been
abolished.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30

0~J1Tt has beer calculated by Professor
Bache, that the waves of the sea iavel at the
rae Of six and !alf miles miutc.
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AaMxAN se.s.lrs.. .E,s.YAMs..A.

A TTORNEY AT LAW.-May " 8
N at the Office to which Ire has
moved, opposite lie storei6t w +,
ESD; in the building recently &
the Post Otiic or at the Ohics
residence, Ellton, Maryland
April -, l851--tf.