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MEETING OF School COMMISSIONER.

lIHStcc SIlc On lHurSuiy, Dut Il SuiIiCIcAt
bid not being given, the sale was postponed.
MEETING OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
EXAMINATION OF TEAcHEEs.-The School
Commissioners met on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week for the purpose OF
examining Teachers for the Public Schools.
The examination was conducted by means OF
lists Of written questions, on each of the follow
ing branches, to which the teachers submitted
written answers, viz = Orhography, writing
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography
and the History Of the United States. There
We're, also, exercises in Reading.
Before commencing the examination, the
Board passed a resolution that no person
should be passed, whatever their scholastic
qualifications, who did not possess good
moral character, and incompetence to be re-
garded us a disqualification.
Thirty five teachers passed the examination,
three are held over for the further consideration
OF the Board and thirteen were / jectcd. The
following are the names ol those who pass d :
Jane Durgin, VIM. II. Brown, A. j.
Donncliy, John Il, Owens, Mary L. Stablcr,
Richard Mcfarland, Robert. NJ. Ii.ys,
Matte Hanna, Samuel j. Donnelly, Ezekiel
Hopkins, Joseph Turner, Ann Il. Ross,
George johnson, L. Henry Ilaincs, Saml
j. Tammany. Maggie Gabraith, George
W. Eusler, Joseph llama, Mary Z. Jackson,
Emma Xix, Caroline Larzalerc, James Moat,
James Mackcy, Eli Mcndcnlall, James b.
McCorkle, John II. Mccullough, T.. S.
Quigley, W. McC. e. Reynolds, Samuel V.
McFey, John r. Howell, Vienna Mearns,
Elizabeth W. Crothers, Lewis II. Jackson.
o. The Fair and Festival for the BEN
eft of the Elkton Presbyterian Church t. be
held in the Court Honsr, commences on
Thursday afternoon, next, dhe 23rd inst }
at 3 O'Clock and continues that evening and
during the whole of the next day and evening.
We are requested TO state, that owing to the
disngrccablc weather, the Managers have not
been able to call, personally, on those dispo-
scd TO assist them, to solicit contributions OF
provisions, &C., for the tables; they however.
avail themselves Of the use of the papers to
request all who shall b. pleased to help them
in their effort for the aid Of tcir church. to
nj in any thing they wish to contribute
without farther solicitation. Very heavy cx
pcnscs have been Incurred in the repairing
and rclitting of the church. and they dcpcnl,
with much confidence, on the presence of the
public, at the Festival and Fair, every dollar
of the proceeds Of which, as n Ell scarcely
be said, is to he devoted TO clearil TIC
church Of debt
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ECIlpsEs IN 1910. --The,c will be four;
ore on the I'd of February. Invisible here
A partial one on the 4th of March, invisible
here. Another on the 29,h of july. partial,
and very small Z; it will end at IL minutes
past SIX, evening. Another one August 9th,
visible only in the Great Southern OCEAN
There will be two eclips,s Of the moon
the first one on the l7lh of February.
will he total. 1t will commence at 10 minutes
past four O'Clock in the morning middle six
o'clock-am quarter before eight. The other
one, August l3!h, will mol w visible.
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~ DHLNNEN 4 co. intending to quit busi-
mess by the LIST of March will sell heir
entire ock OF Try Goods at cost for cash con-
Sisiins Of Cloths. Cassimercs Satinctls. ycstings.
irrss silks coiurS md pnrametta Cloths. Al
plras helaincs, tinghams. Prints. 1ickings,
hrtinss. unels and kentucky Jeans Can,
trc. swiss ami Paper MuiinS. and IA general
variety OF Notions. such rs Gloves Hosiery Col
lars. Port Monnais. Laces. Fringcs. Buttons.
!lnshes. Combs. Tapes. Binding, &c Hats an
caps, shoes an l"otS Glass ware, Queenswarr,
HARDWARE. Cortarware, Bgckets. Erooms This
Lurthenwrrc. 6r
Merchants will do we'll to call and see u.s.
uec Is. TIIOS. DRENNEV 4 IN
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ANTIBAp.LuCK S, CrErY.--A society has
lately been formed a! BordoauX to put down
the snpcis!iions ofcvil omrns. AS every body
knows, il is bad luck to begin anything on a
Frdny-~or to sit down at table with
lhirl.en-or to balance your chair on one lce
or to spill salt between yourself and friend
The new society proposes to have regular
dinner on Fridays; to have just thirteen
guests to turn chairs on oae leg, and spill
salt all around before commencing. In the
one whole year during which i'll luck has
been thus dcficd, no single fatality has occur.
rcd to any member.
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GI@I eters received from Paris by Senator
Wilson, say that Senator Sumner will not
resume his seat in the Senate during the
present session, and that his physicians have
advised bis going to Montpelier, France, for
flu, ther medical treatment. They express the
opinion that I've will ultimately recover his
health
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Correspondence of The Cecll Whig1
NEWARK. Del. Dec. IS, IS


Mn. EDITOR An effort is about being
made 10 S'alt Library and Literary Society
in this place. a Taper has been out for The
last few days ard mas now the names Of about
seventy persons who are in favor Of such a
a society and are willing to assist in forming it.
The first meeting was held last evening
(Tucstlay) when Prof. Iadiman, cfD,lawarc
College, gave an interesting lecture, showing
the benefits Of Literary Associations. Rev.
Mr.. Thompson was then called for: he made
few remarks, among others, touching the
f1ilcs of the age, spirilualsm, &c. and spoke
Of the benefits of young men educating thtm,
>clvvs-educaliul in the true sense of the
wold-the drawing out Of the faculties. and
not Tic Stutltng the head with all sorts Of
books He then gave words of encourage.
ment, showed plans for the organization Of the
society. and ended by promising to do all he
could to aid it. A committee of six was then
appointed to form a Constitution to be pre-
scented at the next meeting. The meeting
then adjourned till Tuesday evening (2lst) at
! clock. S. L. d.
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Groceries. Hardware.

Quccnsware, Stone ard Woodenware, &c.
His entire stock has been selected with
the utmost care, and with u view to the wants
of the people, and the necessities of the
times. The Goods have been bought low
and Will he sold low to our proml and cash
paving customers. To all. say, if you
would have a practical demonstration OF
what say, call and see.
WILLIAM J. VANNORT.
TN. B-Corn and Oats, Butter. Eggs.
card, Chickens, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and
all kind Of Country Produce taken in cx-
change for Goods, and the highest market
price given. [Oct =, 155S-6m
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CODIFYlNd THE LAws.-The Lcgisla-
tive Commute on the code met in Balti-
more this week. a large number of
articles were reported ready for cxami-
nation. The Baltimore Clipper, says:
We learn, from the Secretary Of the Com
mittee, ~. W. Clayton Esq that the Gcu-
cral Laws Of the State will all be printed BY
the lst ofJlnuary. that the local laws are a VI
now IN manuscript. and will be placed in the
hands Of the Printer Immediately. The Com.
mites examl1ation of the General Laws, will
be com pletel about the lstNf February.
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EsGGN E;xaRssEecrs' Notice.

YsN!lE undersigned daily appointed Exami
A. ncrs, To view and determine the propri,ty
at ma@lnE an alteration in the Public Road
leading from the Su,quehanna river, at
Robert V. Trump's Inn to the Rock Run
road. near James Evans, hereby give notice
hat they Will meet at Robert V. Trump's
Ian, ON TUESDAY. the 18Th day of January,
nest, at 9"'clock A NJ, to proceed to tho
discharge OF the duties assigned them
WILLIAM CDALE.
JAMES GILLESPIE.
WILLIAM GRIFFEE,
Dec. IS, 18jS-jw. Examiners.
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The following paragraphs wer

The following paragraphs were
crowded out last week -
lLTThe message OF Buchanan Comprises
over 20 600 words, and is full of the peculiar
special pleading ana distortion of the truth
50 characteristic GIFTS author. Letter writer
from Washington state that Southern men arc
greatly displcascd at his remarks about Kan.
sa'. This Kansas question is bound>to kill
Old Buck and with him the Locofoco Party
and the sooner both events take place, the
better CoI the nation,
" corrcsI onlcnt allules to the typo.
graz heal error in communication last week
that School House would be needed here
large enough to accommodate d" $50 Schoois. "
Of course he. as well as all Other readers,
knew $50 scholars" was meant These
errors seem unavoidable in the haste of get.
ting out paper. Two weeks ago one of the
younger hands put up maSt,on for musi.
can" and it escaped the proof readers attcn.
ton.
GJ~Dous|as has been making speeches to
the fire-catcrs at New Orleans, with Hon Mr..
Soule ex-senator, eX-Mnlster TO Spain and
now, We presume, from The company in v hich
he is found. cX-iirc cater, presiding at the
meetings Judging from the reports in the
Douglas papers his ju,n'y to the South has
been an uninterrupted triumph. The Vir.
gnla Democratic Conv, ntion held last week,
nevertheless threw cold water all over him,
aud lumor now says that the little giant
stock has gone down it, Washington very ras,
in consequence: Letchrr, the nominee of he
Democrats Of" the Old Dominion" for Gov.
ernor, is an out ard ont Hunter man, opposed
to Wise ard his clique, and strong for LIE.
compton. This internecin. Locofoco war is
fast growing interesting. We shall abide the
result very much like the woman who saw
her husband AMI the bear fighting: We
don't care which whips The people will
Set the matter right in 1860, by hurting the
whole concern out of power.
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TRESTEES' SALE


q virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court
40 tor Cecil county, and order of sale,
the undersigned, Trustees, will offer at
Public Sale, at the Court House door, in the
town OF Elkton. on
TOesc'ay, The 18Th day Of January, 1859.
n O'clock P. NJ, all that part of :he REAL
ESTATE whereof Joseph Scarborough died
seized, Which was heretofore sold to Mrs.
Garter.
This property contains
81 Acres and s F7crchcS,
More or less. 1t is uninproved, bnt is well
located for store or place of business,
being at the intersection nl the Eliron and
Blue Bal road with the Rock Meeting and
North East Moth road.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
order TO resell One half the purchase
money to be paid in Cash, and the other half
at the end Of six months from the day of
sale the credit payment to be secured by
the bond of the purchaser, with approved
security. GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN \. j. CRESWELL,
Elkton, Dec. Is, lS5S--,s. Trustees.
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NOTICE. 'rsp YEtgess,DS.

'nNtlE Commissioners Of Public Schools
Il vii meet at the Court House, in Elktnn,
on MONDAY. the 3rI day Of JANUARY.
next, at | ! o'clock A. NJ.
AT That meeting all Teachers having ac-
counts against the School Fund must pre-
SenI them, property authenticated AZ after
thn ""y no further bills will be paid on that
account.
ne Board VIII at that meeting continue
the examination OF Teachers. seeking en-
ri"ymcnt in the Public >chppls
BY order o! the Board.
Benz. +. NAY,
Dec. Is, lS1S-2w. Secretary.
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Ti)c Cecil l1)I)io.
ELKTON, DECEMBER IS. 1855.

The other Maryland Contested
Election Case was settled in rather short
order on Thursday. A motion made to
allow Mr.. Whytc, the contestant, to be
heard was voted down. The whole sub
ect was then, on motion, laid on the
table by vote of LOG to 81. Hon. J..
Morrison Harris then continues to be a
member of Congress to the end of the
term.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-18

LECTURE.-Mr. Cameron writes us
from Philadelphia that Rev. Mr.. Garden will
deliver lecture on :. Irish Charactcr,;' in the
Court House on Tuesday evening next, t2lSt]
SO without fail and without reference to the
state Of the weather." lie did not come on
Wednesday last, as advertised because the
letter to inform him Of the completion Of the
arrangements for the lecture f4i.d to reach
him, and he thought the engagement broken
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-18

PEACHES IN SASsAFRAs Neck
correspondent informs US that Mr.. Anthony
Reybold, during tn. past fall has set ont a
large number OF peach trees, IN addition to the
very large orchard on his late the Cassaday,)
property. Also, that Mr.. John Reybold has
has bought the farm of Capt. Pcarce and is
now planting large orchard there. Peaches
bid fair soon to become the staple crop of that
important section Of the county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-18
DRESS MAKING.

MFRS. LYDIA NJ. ROSSELL respectfully
lyl informs the ladies' of North East and
vicinity, that she is proposed to make all
Kinds Of FANCY and PLAIN DRESSES at
the shortcst notice, at the residence of her
father {John Janney.) second house on the
road leading TO Elkton, and respectfully
solicits patronage. MAY %, lSjS-tf
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Exhibition and Festival.

There will be an Exhibition and Festival held
AT CEIARLESTOWN.
For The Benefit Of the NJ. E. Church
in that place, on WEDNESDAY, December
18th, 1858. GJ-Festival commencing at 9
O'Clock; Exhibition at O'Clock.
TICKETS, so cents.
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Eural Affnirs.

15~We would be glad if such persons
as may have advertisements to be printed next
week would hand them in by Thursday, or as
early on Friday morning us possible, as We
wish to go to press by noon Of that day, so
that We may not have our mailing to do ON
Christmas.
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81 .tCEss nseti 6 F2crchcS.
'==---='Isss -
u Office.

WHEREAS, my wife, BETSY BERRY,
w has left my bed and board without just
cause; This is to notify all persons not to
harbor her, or trust her on my account, as
will pay no debts She may contract.
JAMES BERRY. (colored)
Elkton, December II lS59-3w.
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RISING SUN.
THE PEOPI .E'S
NE$ CASH STORE,
An, RSuSBNC CIV

TN1lE undersigned having rented the Store
L House formerly occupied hy Kirk & Stubs
would most respectfully inform the citizens
of Cecil county, and the public generally,
that he has just returned from tire cities of
Baltimore and Philadelphia with his LARGO
and splendid stock of New Goods, adapted
to the present and approaching seasons, for
Ladies', Gentlemen, Boys and Misses, and
Friends also
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NORTH EAST.
WHEAT, CORN and CATS.

FINlIE subscriber will pay prices in Cash
Il for all descriptions of GRAIN, on de.
livery at the Nomh East Depot. Under
recent arrangements will be in receipt Of
daily aa"ces from the city, and Farmers
n'"r rely upon receiving the highest figures
the market will rcar.
G5-Lme, Coal, Fish, Salt, &c. supplied
at lowest rates. SAMUEL FORD
Dec. l, 1858 TIN. North East Depot.
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GRowLrR, ALIAS, puLOM.

NV are pleased to give our North FAST
correspondent the opportunity to set lis mat.
tiers night before the people. 1t seems it wa,
his Chief intention 10 suggest to the Schoo,
Commissioners the pr"pricty of suSpcnIing
operations until they could sufficiently rcnn.
ncra'e the teachers having failed to set that
forth in his favor Of last week he has taken
occasion 10 "sct it right as above We
don't exactly SIC the relationship hctwccn
Public Schools and Evans Book S'orc-um.
less he keeps school books for sale 1t strikes
us that direct correspondence with Evans
might have hce1 more hike the way of" ST inc
hight " 'hcr difficulty, but possibly a publ.
Gallon in The wing may answer the pulpos,
AS we'll
As The matters already aimed to BE- set
'i7ht appear to pertain more particularly
to oar correspondent than TO any body else
the inference would appear that he was
equally interested in the" other matters ht
Inns al. We have no doubt that quite a
number Of persons think g some other matters
need setting right before the people " and as
in duty bound, we hope he may lend his id
to quiet any growing which may be heard
around aboat, particularly whcrc he is inter
ested himself.
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WHITEyy AsIYIgC.

TTVIIE best quality of Lime for Whitcwash.
l. ing, (Jackson's), always kept on hand
and for sale at Elkton. By
J. p. BRADBURY 4 SON.
Nov g, ls5S--lt.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
look HERE!
NEW CLOTHING STORE,

In Rmehats Ney Brick Bu'Hings)
NEAR THE CECIL BANE,
Where mag be found every Variety Of
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
E,NURNIsHING GOODS, &o.-Thc sub
Il scriber respectfully announces to the
people Of Port Deposit and the surrounding
country, that he IS now prepared to offer
great Inducements to cash buyers Of
CLOTHING.
made up in the best manner and in the latest
and most Fashionable Style. Also will he
kept constantly on hand large assortment
of Ladies', Misses, Children's. Mcn's. Bows
and Gents BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS.
with variety of HATS and CAPS. sucir as
tfents' fine Mole Skin Hats, (Fall Stylc)
which will be sold at the low price Of Sd co.
French, Gray. Fur, Cashmere, Bengaw and
various styles and culors of wool hats, black
and blue Navy cloth, glazed. Hush, velvet.
n orianilluc caps, and Il very large assert
ment OF Ladies' Miss and clildrcns'
FURS, at Low Prices.
So that all who heretofore have teen una
Isle to o!tlin Furs, in consequence of the
high prices, can now lie furnished with Il
and upwards.
UrCome and see. No trouble to show
goods.
N. -Conntry merchants supplied with
Hats and Caps at wholesale prices.
W. A. MILLER,
Port Deposit, Sept IS, ls5S--f
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TO THE LADIES.
"a New Millinery Rooms
& IN ELI[TON,

PENllE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il the Ladies' OF Elkton and vicinity, that
he has just opened II choice lot OF Millinery
Goods, at the store opposite the Fountain
Hotel, which he will dispose Of at the lowest
prices.
The Goods have been selected with care,
and customers may depend on getting bar
& .ins.
All articles in the Millinery line made to
order in the most fashionable styles.
Show rooms up stairs. Mrs. Lehman will
rtrend to the business. She has had much
experience in the large cities of Europe, and
also in Philadelphia. l.. d. LEHMAN.
MAY %, 1858.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-18

R@Thc london Times in recent editorial
speaks of the city Of Portland Me-, as a
Canadian town.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-18

EEcRrITlNG. -Rcrrniting for the army IF
ih" Unite! S'atcr has 'rCn so brisk this fan
ihat il has been Il rIl"d to discontinue enlist.
ing at Hr'f,ln Nrw Ilavcn, aud several orlcr
important station in various Safes The
recruiting business IS still continued in New
York and Philadelphia. The application,
'"ng more numerous than the service
reY0lfcS. the recruiting off .rr> are enabled to
>rirc a hot'cr class o mon than can hc Sccur-
81 when there is all active demand for
soldiers.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Isaac Coorcr.
free negro, was committed to Jail on " cdncs
day, charged with stealing vest from Mr.
John Watson Of the End district
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IyThe Marley Paper Mill and the
lands and houses attached were offered at
Trustees Sale on Thursday, but a sufficient
bid not being given, the sale was postponed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-18

- iCE FLOUR. for sale at the Flour store
m Of JOHN MATTHEW'S.
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( B AT MEAL, for sale ut the Flour and
~ Feed Store Of JOHN MATTHEW'S.
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For The Cecil Hhio.
North EAST, Dec. Is, SO.

N'HIIl East, Dtc. 10, 90.
EDToR CECIL WING Il do no. pretend
to wisdom above my Flows. wish only
to say in answer to Your remarks at the hca,i
of my letter, that people 60 not C!Iroys do
wrong because they know 10 better, and that
1t is not generally thought to be wrong to
r'niind tranSgressols Of what they know
already. The suggest lion that would have
had my lines convey was that |, for one.
among many | think, would wish to have
Free Schools in fact, as well as in name.
sufficient enumeration for Teachers, and that
If the School Commissioners could not give
us such schools at present to suSpoLd opera.
lions until they could do so. / my meaning
was ohscurcly hincd Al in my former Ct isle.
am sorry. | hooe, howov%, the above may
not be liah,e to The same amabc objections
In pclu>ing the WING. some time since
always do " that same from introduction
to linis-l came upon an article in reference
to Gift Book S'cres in general, il | rehuy
remember and of - Evans ," in partIc,.lar
una nope yon Will please forgive me for
saying though: a litie too good u "pu!f. -
As the world goes, presume he is all
right, bat IN reference to his gifts"
wonId suggest that he calls the material Of
which Trey are made by some other name
than that Of gold" and that he graduates
the scale Of value" little lower. His
:" pens will not stand the lcA. and have
reason to believe that other articles are no,
pure to the t0.e. His books. | believe. are
worth the price he asks, and gifts need not,
be ovcrvalUel to he appreciated. Mr.. l.
would gain more real friends by frankly
sla'ing their value, though no one il may tie
sad, las 'ght to look " gift horse" in
;he mouth yet it is not always pleasant to
feel 'hat we are deceived. even in gift
Some other matters in our country need
setting right before the people, but for the
present no more.
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CARPET WEAVING.

FEN1IE undersigned has commenced CAR
u PET WEAVING, at his residence, Elk
Landing. where those having carpets to
weave will be served on the lowest terms.
Orders may be left at the Subscribers resi-
drncc, or with RoSse!l 4 Co.. Elkton.
Oct. 10-tf. JAMES McCULLEN.
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DhACK CLOTH CL0AKS.-I have just received
ID some handsome Black Cloth Cloaks Call
and see them they cheap.
Oct 50 T.. BROWN, JR
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HAMS! HAMS !--Reccv,G this week
z Il n lot of Philadelphia city Smoked Hams n
good article which L am selling for III cents per
h.. fer the cash II +. MAY.
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NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS MoLASSES. of
~ the very best quality, 80 cts per gall. Cash,
ut K F. MAYS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-14

O y r HIN q STE = ~,
- Maln-st.s r eok M.
MYTH thanks 70 ny many friends for pass
w tavOrs. l BIG leave to infOrn thsm that
- nov receiving my SPhlN0 AND SUMMER
horses a. q. Dsvlin Co., and james Wilde. ~,
4 O., the two best Clothing Houses n the Unt-
- 8tatss. Ny clotAing . good and we'll uaAs Il
thees whe hsvs purchased Of me will lsstify %
that fasE and 10 those who have not Il would say,
coAs end tn fer D0Nfseless. God Hooos, IT fair
psico ars always tho she's pest.
OWiAg ~ III peeasurs in money matters IN
compelled 70 ssllstrictly fur CASH
April ~ A.W GRIFFITH.
fNGMlYs Cashmere Euits, good and latest fash-
~ Ter sale 81 ~ Main.st.
all A.W.0.
a 81 snparior assortment u Ii men 0oods
"A land . No. ~ Main-st.
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