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roLBExRss ConnkzcIAr cornrax. lac Co..
<Tss<r< Who wish to jain ibs suransr sla.. - !. 4
ready foF-i sasipe4s should begin today Juns i ses al
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1o'pAr---kl n Who rist to be ready ior fan bust.
r.a ~ requested e bsSts soisy Jane l. viii. he ,uuss
3o's'>st eon1eai college lc6 Canal street S.
fszt'i1@u'ea' ~ judfs. <zl1 90 ~ himself
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.


New Orleans Jsnuary 80, 1858.
Mr. Gons-Dear Sir: know how inform you Of the
wonderful change your Kaperapeum has made For
eight years months suffered the falling the
womb and had several Of the eminent Of this
city who finally thought my hopeless refused
anything me- when my husband found you old
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased bottle Of your tonic
justly celebrated hair tonic among the refined Of
the city. 1t really that divine origin.
hardly realize my change. better my
life than do at this That every poor afflicted
may your greet tonic my fervent prayer
MARY SIMS,
Sc Heva street,
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Henry Leith.

No. 10 CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GnT. All kinds Of PLAIN and oRNA-
MENTAL GLIDING done IN the style. mylb 2ply
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TWENTY-FIVE DolLARs REwAsp.-This IA xhs,
~ f'ee osr for nc recovery Il bis runaway negro reu
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Important to Parents.
B O Y S G l. O L H L N G
At Manufacturing COST

Being about to reinquish forever the BOYS CLOTHING
BUSINESS, the subscriber is closing his splendid
stock of Youths Boys cbildrens CLOTHING at such
UnpreccdcntedIy Low Prices
VIII asonsh those who accustomed pay the
biian, rates Of Retail Houses
For the benefit Of the ncreduOas, List Of Prices is sub
Joined, with the that there will be deviation
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Sira,V Goods, st,.a,o Goods

SfrasU Goods! Stl'asU Goods
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We are still receiving by the different steamers STRAW
GOODS Of all descriptions which are selling off cheap
consisting Of
Fine Panama, Leghorn and Congress HATS.
Canton Straw, close braid suitable for Planters use
ALSO
Fine Fishing HATS SILK Cashmere and Felt HATS
The real imported FRENCH BEAVER HAT.
The above goods will sell cheap sor cash or approved
paper.
JOHNSTON q TURNER,
Fashionable Hatttrs and Wholesale Dealers,
ny 81 zpot under ST. Charles Hotel
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X6uEQ LkplEs' ISsrlruTE.--The presentation Of
Fi<ed % Ne young ladies Of the Institute Of the
z1ees Hull Of Carondeet street, last evening" afford.
"a the highest qualification to large assemblags Of
{her relatives and friends. Lycenm Hail. which was
1aed for fhe OCCASION was crowded Previous to re-
lvlng their prizes. the young ladies gave concert,
y which they displayed high proficiency, both vocal
" md Inaffunuentaily- Several Of them sang and
Played uQoomsnouly well whilst one. fair 1axen-
bs|Id BELLE whose name we did not learn, disclosed
efoal talents and pitch Of cultivation which would
nAve won honor upon operate boards, and which. as
= ~as threw the audience into perfect raptures OF
delight The chorus singing was correct and very
sweet Altogether the occasion was one Of high
re1neaton, alike 70 teachers pupils and spectators
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ps RallyI Raily!!--A Mass Meeting of the
American Party Of the Third District will be hela Friday
June 1855 at O'clock r NJ precisely the Railroad
vefsndsh, corner OF Victory and Elysan Fields.
Puuctusl requested Of all matters
OF great Importance will be brought before the meeting
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Merchants

Merchants
p A r E N Il s
Who wish to have their clerks prepared bus-
ness, informed that SUMMER CLASSES begin THIS
WEEK, at
DOLBEAR's
COMM ERcIAL oLLEGE,
No. log Canal street.
There Apartments and Professors for
PENMANsHIP, BooK-KEEPrfG,
MATHEMATICS ENGLISH.
FRENCH, SPANISH
AND GERMAN.
N. B-sone persons in this city paid $1,000 year
others So co. $500 others and why The
first are qualified for business the last not.
Merchants apply here for Clerks and Book Keepers
jel 2pss RUFUS D0LBEAR.
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II. Career C0ntpasy's
PATENT improve COTTON GIN

The undersigned, sole manufacturers under E. CARvKRe
patents Of 1855 s45 and lss permanently an
Office and Warehouse at No. 10 GRAvIER STREET are
prepared furnish Planters Merchants any ss
Of this celebrated GIN
They deem unnecessaryt detats advantages ever 9th.
pumberess endorsements Impractical
using IT, sufficient confirm It's high reputation and 10
make It's adoption still more general
ne 2piy E. CARVER COMPANY.
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Fs-Notiee-The regular meeting OF Amcrf-
Club. Eighth Ward, Third District viii be held the
Club the United Hotel, EVERY NOM
DAY, At ~ O'Clock P. NJ.
The members requested to be punctual.
b., order Of the Presidents
AL 2pe o. H. JEMISoN Secretary.
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Rs-Notice - Meetings OF the Ninth Ward
American Club will be held their Club Room l6 Fer
dand Immediately opposite the terminus Of Victory
siree every FRIDAY EVENING al ~ O'Clock and every
SUNDAY, at IL A. NJ until TIL, 1858. general and
punetual attendance is requested.
By order Of the President:
1nt. pACtJrNsTN T. c..ra.or,
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Renorai, Ren,orau
Carpet SE'arehossse,

No. 10 CHARTREs STREET.
We offer at the lowest market prices MATTINGOo rolls
White Checked and Fancy. FLOOR OIL CLOTH-Of all
widths, styles and qualities. CARPETING--A large
Of all kinds received direct from English and American
manufactures Table Covers Crumb Cloths Rugs, Window
Shades Hair Cloth Mats for cash approved
my3i 2p6t A. BROUSSEAU q CO.
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Southern Enterprise ahead!
EN- Y'S
PATENT CORN HUsKING MACHINE,

Now on Exhbiton at No. 90 CAMP STREET.
This machine. for simplicity utility and durability surpssscs
anything for that purpose brought the public
worked by freddie with the foot and fed with the hands
huskng from 500 600 bushels day. against the old fash
Toned by hand of which 20 bushels large day work.
Another advantage besides the saving the husking
is that this machine prepares the huk in the perfect
mattresses, which worth from So 500
they fall from the machine.
Planters the public generally, invited call and
the merits Of these machines
A. CAMPBELL, 80 Camp ST.,
Az 2ptf Owner Of The Patent for the United States
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ss- Hall of the Fifth Ward American Club.
The members Of this Club requested to attend SUN
DAY. IL O'Clock NJ the Globe Ball Room, the
Of St. Peter and St. Charles
BY order Of the President
mye 70 VICTOR GERODIA, Secretary.
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ne seventh Ward American Club-Mem-
bers VII please attend regular meeting SATURDAY
EvEHINa NEXT. June 5. over the Railroad yeranda NIX
change Of Elyau Fields and Victory streets, ~
O'Clock. IN requested bnsines2 Of import
will be brought before the Ciab.
BY order Of the President
IL 2ptd EUG. D. CuyELL1ER, sec'y.
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New Orleans. March 49, 1858.
Ihave used Gons' Kaperapeum eills fever and
1t has cured eatirey believe will when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH,
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NeiU Sharing SaIoo,..

N. B. COINS,
Who for the past twenty years has been the head OF
the profession in this city would respectfully inform his ola
friends and customers that he has opened New Establishment
No. Ia Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post Ones.
Which, he assures them will in every way be worthy he,
patronage From bis long experience this city he ater
himself that he thoroughly understands the requirements Of
the public and will his endeavors meet the approba
ton Of all who favor him with THEN custom As he has
arrangements with number Of the very the
Southwest customers may assured that they will be
tended to with skill prompines= and Dispatch all times
ai-Sll hours
N. B. COINS,
No. IA Exchange Place,
m 2ntf Orr.osila- tIa p
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New Orleans, March Is 1858.
M. Gons have been using your Kaperlspeum" for a
asuls that have suffered with for the last eighteen years hav
ing during that time operated upon by Dr. johnson Of
Louis without have been induced try your
perlapeum, and mnst confess with perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results anticipate speedy
AMOS HI ,HTOwER,
Cont street, Robinson street,
ms 2ptf New Orleans.
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Roots, Shoes and BrogGns.

Boots, Shoes and BrogGns.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS. Russi
BRoGANs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Cas
psschy HATS, at the lowest market prices,by
FROST CO.,
No.l0 Magazine street
II ITS, G AP s, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
wesreoonstAnty receiving SILK, Flu
Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, atthe lowest market prices, by
FROST 4 CO.,
iy1s 7p&W No. 10 Magazine street.
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es- The great drawback 90 persons emil
grating the Western country great they
the and guehe dreful diseases
Every day hear Of attacked by this disease and
made helpless In short time, without any Of aordng
relief In view Of the great demand for remedy Dr.
presented his celebrated Bes whose curative powers
I'll stomach universally acknow
lodged The Bers prepared after long experience and deep
study received the encomms ply.
scians well all classes from Of country
To those who doubt their virtues all Is, try
them and iuge for themselves respectively For sale by drug
gists and dealers generally everywhere my3l 2p6&1W
ns- The public are hereby Informed that
the bills for City Consolidated and Railroad Tax, Real
Estate Slaves Capital Income and Personal Property Of all
kinds according the Rolls 1857 my
possession. Tax-Paysrs respectfully
and pay them.
myl 2pim ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer
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Canal Street. ne
II6


BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS &c CO.,
Having prepare, by Reduced Stock, for the extensive
Alterations and Repairs
to be made in their during this Summer are now
Offering
IRRESISTIBLE INDUCEMENTS
In the prices of their and well stock
DRY GOODS.
As the GREAT REDUCTION is confined to a few
leading articles. but pervadesths entire of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
they think needless give lis; of the bargains
would simply
Request an Examination
as the best test whether this is
ANNoUNCEMENT OF FACTS
or merely device draw customers only disappoint
them by asking full prices for desirable goods
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS CO.,
mysl 2p9t No. 1l6 Canal street.
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Indepsssdent Ticket.
FOR MAYOR.
c. Il. BEAU r. EGARD d.
FOR STREET COMMISSIONERS,
DIR. ID. J.. R0DGER
FOR RECORDERS,
First District !. GEO. ". BRIGHT.
Second District. EMILE vvILTz,
Third District. JOS. SOLOMON.
FOR ALDERMEN.
fiis' pis'r'c'' ELIJAH PEALE.
Second District, L. E. F0RSTALL.
Third District, ]. V. GOURDAIN.
Fourth District, GEO. JONAS.
FOR ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
First Distriet-First ward.,......JAMEs A. WHITE,
Second Ward. SAMUEL. JAMESON.
laird Ward. JOHN STROUD, in.
Second District-Fourih Ward..,.JULRs BENT.
Fifth ward.....F. MORENO, JR.
Third Dstrict--seventh Ward....J. j. L. MAssICoT
" Kighth Ward.....JOHN NEWMAN
Fourth District-Eleventh Ward. ROBERT HUYGHE.
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Sfiu Greater Reduction fn Prices
Chintz CoIored Organdies at 10 Cents.
D. p. S CANAAN &c CO.,
In Liquidation.
The Ladies respectfully informed that
D. p SEAMAN retiring from business and in order
wind up the affairs Of the firm short time possible
we have decided to offer at and
Below Cost
splendid stock Of Goods comprising the styles Of
DRESS SILKS,
oRGANDIES,
BAREGEs,
CREPEs D'EsPAGNE.
TISSUES and
TRAVELLING REssEs,
ENBRoIDERIEs, etc.,
LACE POINTS,
sHAwLS and
MANTILLAs,
MILLINERY,
FLOWERS,
RIBBONS.
D. P. SEAMAN & CO.,
my3l POST u and IA Chartres street.
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of the Tth day of June next. ask
ja26 2pte BENZ. S. HARRISON.
s3- Notice TO Voters.-It Ia highly Impox-
tant that all voters who already registered should
and do early day well register change in
their residences the Registry days
election.
All quiet and peaeeahle cns Of whatsoever complexion Of
politics. also informed hereby they safely go
and from the polls the day Of the election without
mourning any risk personal violence ndgny ample
and precautions will be taken them against the
ouages which have been the elections hereto
fore. BY order Of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
urv2T 2pte Of the Independeut Party
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-06-10

l attribute it more to prejudice and ig-
norance than wanton intention to mis-
represent. The average intelligence and
medical attachments of Homeopathists
are equal, if not superior. to those OF their
medical competitors. They know as
much about anatomy, surgery, chemistry,
pathology, and about all of the auxiliary
sciences of medicine as is known on the
same subjects by the same self-called
regulars. Most Hom9opathists have
gone through their boasted curriculum
of study, and many of them were once
the pride of Allopathy. Besides, there is
no secrecy about Homeopathy. The
first thing the homeopathic does in in
PRODUCING his practice, is to invite the in
vestigation of it by the public, and unfold
to all its truths, as well as to present its
merits in comparison with other methods
of practice This he has right to do,
as any rational man will admit, without
making himself vulnerable to the charge
of mountebankism. Nor does the Ho-
meopathist make any pretentions to cure
everybody, or to possess any magical
remedial agents; but merely, in accord
ance with natures law of cure, to COM
bat disease "cito, tuto, ct jecunde'
Quickly, safely, and pleasantly. The
charge, then, of quackery" is false and
malevolent, and is without the shadow
of a foundation in truth or in anything
else, save his own prurient imagination
In conclusion, | suggest to the Re-
viewer the study of the following fable
Once on time, says Esop, man and
lion were journeying together and came
at length to high words as to which was
the stronger and braver creature of the
two. As the dispute waxed warmer. they
happened to pass on I've road side, sta
tue of a man strangling lion. "See
there" said the man, "what more unde.
niable proof can you have of our superb
ority than that" THAT" said the lion
sis your version of the story. Let us be
sculptors and for one lion under the feet
of man, you shall have twenty men un.
der the paws of the lion."
JNO. FEE.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-06-10
MISCELLANY. i.
HOMEOPATHY.

/" Nor stands a fact

y NOT stdnuB IacU
|ss in repute, because an empty jest
hs cracked thereon, and showlLits hcllowness." :"
MEssRs. EDITORS: In your paper of
e 27th ult., find continuation of the
Review of Homeopathy" in which
e sapient "Veritas," again dazzled this
Immunity with the vivid corruscations
bis intellect. He has paid his parting
Fibute to humanity-discharg his fear
ii and onorous duties to society, and
ow affects to disappear behind the cur
lin, to await the result OF his missima-
labors in behalf of the suppression OF
uackery. What debt of gratitude the
eople are under to this champion OF
ruth, and how anxious they should be to
erect some substantial monument with
which to perpetuate their admiration for
bis perennial and spontaneous philan-
fhropy. How lugubrious that he did not
exist in Leipzig when Hahnemann first
attempted to palm off this swindle on the
bublic, and how lamentable that persons
bf equal calibre have not lived in the
great cities of Europe and of our own
ountry, to throttle this medical monstros-
ty in its cradle.
But, seriously, what do the three col
Pmns of this Review amount tot Do
Fhey palpably affect the science of Ho-
neopathyl On the contrary, they serve
merely to show the extremes to which
anatical prejudice, blind ignorance, and
Perturbed pecuniary interests will lead
bne. "veritas" would like to have
medical oligarcby, at the head Of which
be would delight to place himself; he
would ignore the right Of the people to
Fhink for themselves; dictate to them
whom they should employ. and compel
pvery one to practice medicine according
10 bis sole views of therapeutics. He
expends all Of bis gas on infnitesimal
Hoses, by quoting obsolete and sophisti-
eated mathematical computations, though
be is not the first one to avail himself Of
Ehis subterfuge. He has only followed
10 the wake Of many illustrious prece-
aents. How he could expect to succeed
IN this subtle detail, is more than | can
Understand; the childishness Of It is pa
tent to all. He says his feelings foi
aom@opathists are more akin to pity
han malice." Our feelings for him are
bot 50 easily described. Sometimes they
re Of mingled sympathy and amnse
nent; at other periods partake Of less
charitable nature. Sometimes we thinl
e can perceive something noble and
Faisewortby IN "veritas," /" and are will
e 70 accord to him honestly in the aver
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-06-10
CUPID SWALLOWED.

BY LEIGH HUNT.
Tother day as / was twining
Roses for crown to dine in,
What, Of all things, mid the heap,
Should l light on, fast asleep,
But the little desperate elf,
Thy tiny traitor, Love himself!
By the wings pinched him up
Like bee; and in cup
Of my wine l sank him,
And what dye think ! did IL drank him,
Faith, l thought him dead: Not he
There he lives with tenfold glee;
And now this moment, with bis wings.
feel him tickling my heart-strings.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-06-10
POE sEsRY. .
ELSIE GRAY.-A SONG.

BY DAVID TAYLOR.
The summer sun hath nearly set,
The dew lies on the violet;
I fear my darling's feet are wet,
My darling Elsie Gray.
For though her steps are soft and feet,
The little flowers whose blooms are sweet,
Bend aside to kiss her feet,
My darling Elsie Gray.
The thrush's notes, so full and clear,
The blue-bird's song, so sweet to hear,
Grows sweeter still as she draws near,
My darling Elsie Gray.
NV breast is frantic with alarm;
Help, hope my heaven is in her arms
I must win her peerless charms,
Or die for Elsie Gray.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-06-10

Mr.. Hill married Miss Hill, the other
day. A contemporary remarks that the
valley between them was removed. and
they were made one Hill.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-06-10

or Schoolmaster - Bill Tompkins,
what's widow?
Bill--A widder is married woman
what amt got no husband, .koz he's dead.
Master-Very we'll. What is wild
over
Bill-A widderer is man what runs
arter widders ~s9
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Three Questions.

A certain man went to Dervish and
proposed three questions:
First" Why do you say that God
is omnipresentl do not see him in any
place-show me where he is. Second
Why is man punished for crimes, since
whatever he does proceeds from Godl :
Man has no free will, for he cannot do
anything contrary to the will of God,
and if he had power he could do every
thing for his own good. Third-How
can God punish Satan in hell fire, since
he is formed of that element2 and what
impression can fire make on itself2
The Dervish took up large clod of
earth and struck him on the head with it.
The man went to the Cady and said;
II proposed three questions to such a
Dervish, who flung clod of earth at my
head, which made my head ache.''
The Cady having sent for the Dervish,
asked him:
"Why did you throw that clod Of earth
at his head, instead of answering his
question:"
The Dervlsh replied:
"The clod of earth was an answer to
his speech. He says he has pain in
his head--let him show that to me and |
will make God visible to him. And why
does he exhibit complaint against me I
Whatever did was the act of God, and
did not strike without the will of God.
What power do possess 7 And as he
is a compound of the earth, how can he
suffer from that element.
| Westernisms.-Th dialect of the west
is rather strong, and slightly hyperboli-
cal. One Brown, who has lately heen
travelling in the Occident, as far as Kan
sas, says that when man in that region
desires to say that be would like drink,
he declares that "if he had glass OF
whiskey he would throw himself outside
efit, almighty quick!'' A man enume-
rating his family, goes point beyond
the conclusion of the John Rogers list,
and says" There is Bill, and Sail, and
Sam, and Dave, and John, and Mary
Ann, and the baby, and the prospect. - ---
That will do.
/ or Schoolmaster = Bill Tompkins,
what's widow j?
Rill-A widdar il a married woman
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-06-10

~ Many talk like philosa.stssys = and
live like fools ga want tie bess
The Cecil Whig., 1858-06-19

NEW SPRING GOODS FOR IS5s.-Just re.
i celved and for sale cheaper than ever at
mar " Z. DRENNEN & co
The Cecil Whig., 1858-06-19
nlrfalrifal.
STOVES! STOVES!

A LDRlDGE X Co., are now receiving
"A. their fall supply OF Cooking and Partor
Stoves, among which are to be found OIL
Royal cook fiat Top, three sizes; the Glbce
Ar-tight for wood or coal the Belle Of the
states F; the Royal Enlarged Fire Box, for
wood the Girard Alright for coal or wood
the Golden Cook for wood, improved the
Woodland Home, Il beautiful wood Stove,
an entirely new pattern. elevated oven and
Il great variety Of other coo king Stoves II OF
nameu, all superior Bakers, to which
we invite the attention of all p ersons want
ing stoves, AS we know that we can sell them
as low as they can be bought in any other
market. We have, also, 4 great variety Of
Parorand Hall Stoves, both Tor wood and
coal.
The Public are Respectfully Invited to
call and examine our assortment, where can
also be found great many Housekeeping
articles such as smoothing Irons, cast iron
Hoiowware, Tined ard porcclaine lined for
preserving purposes, Glass Globe Lanterns,
Fluid Lamps. Japan ed Tin ware, French
Wash Bowls, Bri itannia Table and Tea Spoons
Iron table and baSting do. Waffle Irons,
Soap stone Griddles, Sheet Zinc Dicken-
sons Patent Butter lIurn, Il very superior
article; harcoa and Stone coal Furnaces.
&C., all ofwhich will be sold on accommoda.
ting terms, at the ELKTON STO ' L
HOUSE, corner Main and Bridge streets.
Elktun, Sent. H. ALDHIDGE \ Co.