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The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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The regular meetings of OUSTOMLH LODGE Sd
6w;ll be held every Tuesday evening atthe all
onPine street, (Kidds new buildng)
II W CALVIN, ~ g.
J. T. NASHAGAE, Sec'y. nov2l.
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r. The "Old Log Cabin" so famous
in political history, as the residence of
Gen. Harrison, has been destroyed by
fire. So rapid was the progress of the
fire, and so late its discovery, says an
exchange. that the members of the
household barely escaped in their night
clothes. Nothing in the way of furni-
ture was saved. and the probabilities
are that many valuable papers left by
President Harrison, together with arti-
cles cherished as relics of the old hero,
and of the early history oe the West,
have been destroyed with the building.
Mrs. Harrison, the widow of President
Harrison. fortunately was not i'll :he
dwelling; the venerable lady being at
the residence Of Hon. J. Scott Harrison.
a son of Gen. H., a few miles from the
old homestead.
Gro,cM Of New Torns.-From the
Victoria Gazette we learn that $50 brick
and wooden buildings have been cree
ted in that place since the 18th day of
June, besides about one hundred canvas
buildings two-thirds of which are used as
stores for the sale of goods.
The Northern Light, published at
Whatcom, gives the numbsr of pcrma-
nent buildings erected at that place
since the inhus of immigration there, at
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~ D A L US -
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

Il put mp in containing One D zen Bottles each
For sale BY all the principal Liquor Houses in San
Francisco. aug 2S
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10
NO'f ICE.

Nevada. September ith--tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

l32 Washington st. opposite the Market, San Francisco
May7--tf G. o KILBoURNF. Agent, Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-10

The DIGGINGs.-We clip the follow
ing from the Victoria Gazette, of August
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-09

Leave Green Bay Friday a. Am,
Arrive at kswsures ssms dsy BY 6pm;
Leave Kswsanse Saturday II Tam,
Arrive at Green Bay Same day BY 6pm
1884 From Green Bay BY Psnsauhes, 0contO, Ciartes-
vile. Msansksnns, Msrinstte, Cedar Fork and
Escsnabs, 10 Msrquslis. 700 miles asd hack, twice
q week 10 E.canaha the whols year. and twice a
wssk on the rssidus during ths winter.
Summer Schedule
Leave Green bay Monday and Thursday At m,
Arrive At Escsnsba next Saturday and Wednesday by
6pm,
Leave Escanaba Monday and Thursaay Il San,
Arrive at Green Day next Saturday and Wednesday al
Winter Schedule.)
Leave Green Bay Aosdsy and Thursday Of q m,
Arrive at Marqnste sscoad Wednesday and Saturday
by8pm;
Leave Marquette Monday and Thursday 81 sam;
Arrive II Green Bay second Wednesday and sa,ur.
day 6Pm.
1876 FROM Green Bay 70 shswauO, 80 miles and back
q week.
Leave Green Bay Friday at6A N;
Arrive at Shswsno same day BY 6pm;
Leave Shawsuo Wednesday a 8 IN;
Arrive At Green Bay same day By p m.
1896 From Shswsoo. BY Ksshsps, to Wausau go miles
and back, wesk.
Leave bhswsno Wednesday 4 . IN;
Arrive Al Wausau next day By s p 10;
Leave Wsussu Monday at 7 am,
Arrive 1t Shswsno next dsy BY SPIN.
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Leave Saint Paul Tue sdsy ii m,
Arrive At Chippewa next day by 2 pm,
Leave Chippewa Thursday st . ms
Arrive at Saint Paul next day by y
Proposals to end at Sunrise City invited also
for three times week service
1901 From Ssio Psu by Saint Francis and Princeton to
Pake1s, - miles aud back, once week.
Bidders will stale distance, and name schedule Of
departures and arrivals.
1912 From Saint Paul. by White Bear Lake. Forest Lste
aud Chiago City, TO Sunrise City. ~ miles and
back, a week.
Leave saint Paul Monday ut m,
Arrive at Sunrise City next day by IL N,
Leave Sunrise City Tassdsy atJ m;
Arrive II Saint Paul next day BY SPIN,
1898 From Saint Paul 10 Cambridge 50 miles and back
week. $3.50
Leave 81. Paul Monday at . m,
Arrive Al Cambridge next day BY s. pm,
Leave Cambridge "Wednesday 1t m,
Arrive at u, PsuIn day by bpm
1914 From saint Paul, by Lakeland, Hudson, (Wis)
l6 miles and back, once week.
Leave Saint Paul Friday At m,
Arrive at Hudson same day by III m;
Leave Hudson Friday a. N;
Arrive at Saint Paul day by p m.
1905 From ST. Paul, by Fort Benou On. r Fort Unon
and the Dalles, co. To to Puget Sound, (W.T.)
1000 miles and back, once month.
Bidders may propose schedule Of departures and ar
rivals
Proposals are invited to end at the Dallss, 90. T.)
1886 From Falls of st. Anthony TO Minneapolis. mile and
back, six times week.
Leave Fall. Of Saint Anthony daily. except Sunday,
at l2mt
Arrive Minneapolis by I2A pm,
Leave Minneapolis at | m;
Arrive at Falls Of Saint Anthony by Ia M
1857 From Falls Of san, Anthony BY MnnssPols Har.
risburg, Champlain, Dayton, NorihwoOd, Otseso,
he Manhattan. Monticeo, Ypsilant. Silver Creek,
Clear Water, aud Neenah TO Saint Cloud, "a
miles and back twice week.
Lave Falls Of st. Anthony Monday and Thursday at
Gam,
Arrive ., ssin. Cloud Wsdnssdsy and Saturday by 9
mt -ft
Leave Saint Cloud Monday and Thursday at m;
Arrive al Fails Of Saint Anthony w ednesday and
Saturday by pm.
Proposals for ri weekly service invited.
1858 From Falls OF st. Anthony BY Minnstonks, Excel
sor, Chanhassen Bovsn's Greek, Highlands
Greek, Walkers Landing, Jessen Land, and Big
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Anvs Beaver Dam same day BY pm;
Leave Beaver Dam Tuesday. Thursday. and saur-
Arrive Il Sun Prairie same dsy yspm.
iSil\ Fsom Wyocsns BY Rio, Os~so, and Fail River 10
sar Cosmbu,, rs miles snd beck, three timss week.
Leave Wyocsn ma Monday, "Wednesday, end Friday
An,vs at Columbus Same day by 5pm
Leave Columbas Tuesday, Thursdsy. and Saturday
Ari,s Wysssn. ..us day by 6pn.
1915 From CsIumbu- by Hsmpson. Leeds, Arlington.
Lsdi Wet Point Csa.rs. aud Chsoo. to Sank
City. 46 niles snd bsck, twice week.
Leave Columbus Monday aud Thursday N 9 I'm;
Arrive at 6Auk Cisy nsxt dsy Ivy 10 mi
Lssvs Sank Cny Tuesday aud Friisy at pm;
Arrive At Columbus next day by
1915 FS.m Woodland, BY Nsosho. Ashppun, and Mon
tersy, 10 Ocoaonowoc, 10 miles and back, twice
week.
Leave Woodland Wednesday, snd Saturday a, m;
Ariws Al Oconomownc Day BY IL I'm,
Leave Oconomowoc same day Al IL m,
"a Arrive = Woodland same day BY p N.
1917 From SUSSEX by Marion, Moeches Toasnds Prairie
Akierly. and A.hippua, to wasrtown. 81 miles
and back, oncs . week.
Leave Sussex Thursdsy ct . m; ~
Arrive ct Watsrtown same day BY 6Pms
a&ssvs WasNtown Friday Il 6 N,
Arrive At Sussex sams day by s p m.
lslis F,om RchRed. by Mesksr, Lake Five, Monches,
Msplsteo. 10 Oes.onssoc. - miles and back.
Leave Rica6sid Thursday At 10 IN,
Ariss = Osononowoc same day y 8pn,
Leave Ossnonowoc Friday st 10 am,
Arrive q Rieh6sid DAY NY Spm.
Proposals invited for n leo wssk service.
1919 From Pewsukes BY Lisbon Sussex, Lannon Springs
Mcnouinso FsNs Hlsa'svlis, end Young Hickory,
- West Bond, 36 miles end back, week.
Lsass Pswaakss Monday att am,
Arrive at West Bend same day BY 8 p m,
s Leave WsA Bend Tussdsy at7 sm,
Arrive q Ptwaohes ssms day by q m.
Psspossls iaviAsd ~ thTss ,ines week service
q 0sastssil4e.
1870 From BFook6sd Centre by Marcy Butsr and West
Granville, 10 Granville. 20 miles and back 'hres
Nnan wssk.
Leave BNoku1s Csass Monday, Wednesday. and
psisssss Es1A1 n Dam,
Arrive 1t Granville same DAY by SPIN,
Leave Gfsauih Tussd.ys Thupdsy, esd Saturday
a q NJ
Arrive At Bso,kvills Centre same day by pm.
1871 Frcn Station, BY Cedar Geek and Wra Bend
70 Batea. IL mica and back. six times q week.
Leave Ssslica daiIy. exssp, Sunday, At m,
Arrive At Barton s.mo day BY m,
Lmss Bsrson dsily, sxospt Sunday, q en-,
Arrive At Station Same day BY 10 an.
1919 FEsn 6ehlisneesss BY Addison, Nenno Therese
Lomirs, and Byron to Fond du Lac, 81 miles and
back, twice 4 week.
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s~ Leave I'aynesvlls Tuesday at 8 a IN,
Arrive al Lac qui Psris next day by SPIN,
Leave Lac qu Parls Thursday At am;
Arrive at payncsvilIs next day by s pm.
1865 From Irving Fort Ridgely, so miles and back.
once week.
Leave living Tuesday at 6 m,
Arrive :. Fort Ridgey nextdsy by p IN,
Leave Fort Ridgsly Thursday Of 8 an,
Arrive al Irving ncxt day by pm.
Bidders will n,me intermediate Offices
1866 From Glsnsoe Paynssv,e SO miles and back,
once week.
Leave Glencoe Thursday At m,
Arrive at Psynssvills next day BY IL m;
Leave PAynesvilIs Friday 1t Pms
Arrive It Glencoe next day by s pm.
Bidders will name intcrmedsse o6Bces.
1857 From Has,Ogs by Hampton. Lewiston. Mortified,
and Cannon City, to FsribauIt ~ miles and
back, six times week. s ~
Lcove Hastings daily, except Sunday, 1T 8 . m.
Arrive at Favibaut by p M;
Leave Fa rbauh daily, except Sunday. attain;
Arrive At Hastings BY p m. NN
1858 From Hss,lngs by Cannon Rvar Fsl 70 Kenyon,
SO miles and back, week.
Leave Hastings Wednesday nj . M
Arrive At Kenyon by pm,
Leave Kenyon Tuassy II sam;
Arrive at Hasngs by p m.
1869 From Rad Wing. by Mss-ppe. to Oronooc 30 sks
and back, q week.
Leave Red Wing Monday at am,
Arrive at Oronoco W pm;
Leave Ofonoco Tucsdsy at an,
Arrive at Red Wing by 8 pm.
1880 From Red Wing by Spencer, Cannon River Falls
Stannon NorthReid Union Lsks, and Lexington.
to lie susur, "a miles and back, ones a~eek
Leave Red Wing Monday At sams
Arrive at Lc Saeur next "Wednesday by . p n,
Leave lie Sueur Thursday NSan;
Arrive ., Red Wing next Saturday by s pm.
Proposals for weekly service invited r which
schedule msy be proposed
1851 From Red Wing Elmirs, Zumhrosa, Roscoe, Con-
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cord. Wssicja HsloweI, Ashland, Oak Glen
Geneva, Clark's Grove Bancroft, and Albert
Lea's, to Saint Nieholss 81 miles and back once
week.
Lave Red Wing Moadsy at m,
Arrive a. Saint Nicholas "Wednesday by pm,
Leave Saint Nicholas Thursday at 9 am;
Arrive st Red Wing Saturday by m.
Proposals for twice a week service are invited
1872 From Red Wing. by Hsdsr, Norway, Kenyon,
Dodge City. ElweoJ. Owstonns, MeIdeo. Viii
ton, Silver Lake, Woodville, FrsnklDton, and
Grspelsud. to Wnnebsso CITY, ITO miles and
back, once q week.
Leave Rcd Wing Monday at am;
Arrive at Winnsbaso Ciy Wednesday BY ePm
Leave Winnsbago City Thursday at Tam,
Arrive at Red Wing Saturday by 6pm.
Proposals for twice s-week service are Invited.
1873 F,om Red Wing. by Wscooss. Bay City, (Wis)
Ws'terysIt. (Mn. Ter) Central Peia'. Lake
CRY. Reeds Landing. Wabsshaw. Tspseot.h,
Alma, (Wis.) West Newton. (Mio. Ter. Min
losks. Mount Vernon, Minnesota City. end Foun-
tain City. (Wis) to Winons, min. Tsr.) 10
mies and back. once week during suspension of
navigation 10 each year.
Leave Red Wing "Wednesday al 8 N,
Arrive =, WinoUs next day by 6pm,
Leave Winona Monday At M
Arrive at Red Wing next day by m.
Proposals for twcc-a week service invited.
1874 From Reeds Landing, by Bear Valley Mszepps,
Zambsoa, Wsnemingo. Kenyon, and East P,ai-
revillc, I, Faribau, SO miles and back,
Leave Reeds Landing Tuesday at 81 m,
Arrive Al Faribsut next day by pm;
Leave FaTibault Thursdsy at 8 a m;
Arrive at Reeds Landing next day by 4pm.
Proposals invited for r-weckly service, for which
bidders will . schedule
1875 From Reeds Landing, by West Albany, Hyde Park
and Oronoco to New Haven, 80 miles aud back,
"a I! week.
Leave Reeds Lending Tuesday at an,
Arrive OF New Haven by p m;
Leave New Haven Monday a. 9 am,
Arrive at Reeds Landing by 8 p a.
Proposals invited for twice. a-week servics.
1876 From Wabsshaw, by Tspeeotab, Planvew, Esin,
Waterloo, and Rochester, to AustiD, 10 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Wabashaw Tuesday at am,
Arrive at Ausin nsst day BY m,
Leave Austn Thursday At m,
Arrive at Wsbsshsw next day BY 6pm.
Bidders will give Of ether intermediate Offices.
any. M
1857 FromW aba.hsw, by Tepeecah, Beaver, White River
Falls snd Saint Ctarles, I, Chstaeld, so miles
and back, a week.
Leave Wabsshaw Monday at ami
Arrive 1t Cha,6cld next day BY pm,
Leave Chatfcd Wednesday Ut a m,
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Nletaijrlital.
STOVES! STOVES!

A LDRIDGE x Co., are now receiving
I A their fan supply OF Cooking and Partor
stoves, among which are To be found obi
Royal cook fiat TOP, three sizes f; the Glhee
Ar-tight for wood or coal the Belle of the
states ; the Royal Enlarged Fire Box, for
wo"h the Girlrd Air-iight for coal or wood
the Golden Cook for wood. improved the
oodlanl II INC, u beautiful wood Stove.
an entirely new pattern. elevated oven and
great variety Of other ooking Stoves OF
named, all superior Bakers, to which
we iHvitc the attention of all erSons want
ing stoves, az we know that we can sell them
as low rs they can he bought in any other
market. We have, also, Il great variety Of
Parlorand Hall Stoves, both for wood and
coal.
The Public are Respectfully Invited 70
call ana examine our assortment, where can
also he found u great many housekeeping
articles such as smc othing irons, east iron
llUll"wwarc, Tined and purcrlaiu lined for
preserving purposes, Glass Globe Lanterns,
Fluid Lamps, Jlpanci Tin ware, French
Wash Bowls. Britannia Table and Tea Spoons
Iron table and hastinr do. Waffle Irons.
Soap stone GriddleS. Sheet Zinc Dicken-
sons Patent Butter CT urn, Il very supcr io9
article; Charcoal and Stone coal Furnaces,
&c, all OF which will be sold on accomm"da
ting terms, at the EIkTON ST o Y +
HOUSE, corner Main and Bridge streets.
EiktOn, Sept. Il, ALDRlDGE * Co.
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WyandOtte Prolific Corn,

Worth Millions 10 the Nation; Its success Culh
Established; producing tagicc as much pc,
acre as The usual rarietieS nor cultiratcd, and
an immense yieM Of Jo,ider.
TENlIE subscriber has for sale some of the
Il above celebrated variety of com; the
seed obtained last season Of an agent of Mr..
Banded, in Baltimore, and warranted genuine.
DIaEcTIcNs-Plant only one grain in hill.
to #. apart; product, from 3 to 8 and
sometimes more stalks, with from 6 to II ears
Of pearl white corn, 8 to Is inches long, and
10 to II rows on the ears.
PRIcE-One dollar a Quart, which is suf-
ticient to plant an acre. and at this rate for
larger or smaller quantities. 1t may be OBJ
tanned of X. Reynolds, Esq, Sheriff, Elkton,
or Of the undersigned. S. b. STUBBS.
Rising Sun, Jan 9, lSjs.-2m
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Pacific Ocean Ggnn0,
NoYER,S LIQuID NAl!l DYE

rIvIlE testimony Of Prof Booth and DR. Brncl;lc
/ hayiu; previously been published, the follow,
irg Is now added
From Prof MrCLoSEET, formerly Professor of
Theory and Practice Of Medicine in The Fcmllc
Me Teal College OF Pennsylvania and Late Profes-
scr of surgery in the American College of Ac,ii-
cine, &c.
PruArEIrn1t. Nov. eth, 1886.
Mn JosrrH T. HOVER Il triad of your Ill
QUlD HAIR DYE will convince the most skep,i-
cal, that It is Il SAFE. ELEGANT and Efrlc >cIorS
preparation. Unlike many others, ii has in sel er-
al in stances proved service BE in the cure of some
cutaneous cruptons on the head. aud have no
hesitation in commencing it 10 those requiring
such an applicrtiun
Very respectfully, J. +, Y. McCL0SkEY, MD,
40 Race st above 18th
H0VER'S WRITING INKS including Ii0vGE' )
WRITING FLUID, and llDNER'S iNDEllBlE
INKS still maintain their high character. which
has always distinguished them and the extensive
demand first created. has continued uninterrupted
until the present, 49,.
Orders nd dressed to the VI inufactory, No. AS
RACE street above FOURTH, odd No. AZ Phil
adclphia, will receive prompt attention by
JOSEPH L. HOVER. Manufacturer
Dec 10. 1857.
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New Carriage MaRufactory
ELKTO.N, MD.
Re a KpsE.E, & GO

RESPECTFULLY inform the public that
I9;hcy have commenced the manutaCtOry
of carriages in Elkton. at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbami, where all
orders in their line Will be promptly attended
to. Carriages of every desert ption made to
order, OF the best materialand the most faith
full workmanship and insured for one year, If
properly used. having a practical acquaint-
ancc with the business. acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia, and hayin.
some of the best worlmcn in their employ.
they hittcr themselves that their work will
compare tavorahIy with that done in the
cities, rs to style, price and durability. All
they ask TO satisfy the public, ON these points,
is a fair trial. They solicit share OF the
public patronage.
CFOll carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, at moderate rates,
march ! I ".
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SruMrERs IN ILLINOIS. According to the
Chicago Times. the following distinguished
gentlemen will be engaged during the prcscn,
year in stumpng the State of illinois, in OPP
position to the administration party.
Gov. Wise, OF Va: Gov Walker, Non. T.
p. Stanton. j. j. Crittcnden, Gov. Packer
of Pa; Col. Forncy, H. B. Payne, of Ohio
Hon. s. S. Cox, of Ohio Hon. B. NJ.
Samuels, of Iowa; Hon. L. &. Ryan and
Jas. B. Cross, of Wisconsin Henry Wilson
OF Mass: Gov. Seward and Preston King, Of
N. Y: Simon Cameron and David Wimot
of Pa; Gov. Grimes, of Iowa: Gov. Ring,
ham, of Michigan; Gov Chase and j.
Giddings, Of Ohio, and many others.
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UThere is in this City nearly forty

UThere is in this City nearly forty
thousand women who sew for living
About $4,000 Of these are shirt-makcrs,
ii ,0G0 tailoresses and vcst-makers, 4 400
cloak and mantilla makers 1900 dressmakcrs
and milhners, besides those employed in
other branches of needlework. Most of these
women have been out of employment during
the past Winter only about 5000 of them
it is said have had work to do during this
period. Shrt.makers generally receive 25
cents day. The introduction of sewing
machines has thrown great many out Of
employment. N. Y. Times.
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New GALyANiZISG lRoN WoRKs -1IANp-
some IMPROVEMENT. Among the noteworthy
Improvements of the Second Ward Is the
block of buildings recently erected at Eleventh
aud Prin streets by Messrs. Mccullough &
Co.. manufactures Of galvanized iron. The
building occupied MS a warehouse has front
On Prime street of 40 feet and on Eleventh
street Of 100 feet and is two stories in height.
1t is covered with plain galvanized iron, put
on much in the same manner as tin, the
cornice beirg made of the sane material.
which is quite novelty. TIE building
designed for the gavanizng department. 10
feet on Eleventh street, adjoining the ware
house, and l 10 feet in depth, is covered with
corrugated iron. supported with an iron truss
frame. This is entirely tre-proof, and com
bin.s the two qualities of lightness and
strength. Another building, fronting on
Prime street, 30 by 80 feet, rooted III the
same manner as the last described is occupied
by a firm engaged in the manufacture of
these iron roofs and cornices. The building
Of Messrs. Mccullough Il Co.. designed for
the galvanizing department. is provided with
all the necessary means and appliances there
for. The process Of galvanizing is very SIM
pie. The sheets which are made Of the best
quality iron, are ilst cleaned BY means of
acidulated water, after which they are put
into an oven and dried. They are then
removed to the galvanic bath. and placed in
contact with zine, which. being different in
nature from iron, an electrical current is lro-
duccd, which passed from the more 10 the
less eXidahle of the two. Iron, when pro-
pcrly galvanized. will resist for long time
the action OF air and water. 1t was not used
for roofing, by reason of its liability to rust.
until galvanism was applied to it, the idea of
which is not Of recent origin. BY reason of
the superior working qualification Of the
American galvanized iroE it is applied to a
variety Of uses. Besides roofing 1t is used
for water pipes, bathing apparatr s, ron work
for ships, Telegraph vircs, and all lu poses
where iron is exposed to the action Of the
atmosphere. Messrs Mccullough & Co.,
are extensively engaged in the manufacture
of all kinds of sheet iron, having three or
fonr rolling mills in Cecil county, Md, and
galyaniz;ng works in Wilmington, Del. The
latter works have been in operation about six
years. In that period galvanz d iron has
come into very general use, and bids fair to
make an important change in architecture.
as we'll as in all the operations Of commercial
aid social lile.-Lcdger.
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DR.. WALTON'S
A N Z RIG 4 n ? | l. L 5 =.

JUYTO THE AFFLIT Ep
y-nI SO AMERICA NICTukIOJ S,--Onc small
1 hoX Of Pills cures Iiney.mine eases Ont Of a
hundred. No Bolsam. Mercury. no odor on
the breath no fear Ut detection. Two small Pills
:; dose tas,clrss and harmless US water Full
directions are given. so that the patient can cure
himself us certain as with The advice of the IN ST
experienced surgeon. and much better than with
The advice o. one Of little experience i'll this class
Of diseases.
fY7SENT by MhIL TO Any FART or THE COrN-
TRY by enclosing one dollar to DR, ID. q. WALTON,
No. ia North seventh street below Race, Phia
dclphia. A Liberal Discount to the Trade. Nome
genuine without the WRITTEN signature Of u. Il
Walton Proprietor
Er VS. treatment for selfabusc. Weakness &c.
is entirely different from heWsual course Dr. W.
has cured hundreds who have tried others without
benefit The trrtlmcut is ~ certain 10 cure ~ the
sun is to rise. Enclose stamp. and address lr
" as above. giving full history Of your case,
and you will bless the day You made tic effort to
secure what is ccrtain-A RADICAL CURE.
Jan 30, lSJ3-ly.
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n cities
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TENIIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
4 Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters of ad
ADMINISTRATION on the personal estate of Fergus
Hutton late oisaid county deceased. All per
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on
or before the 23rd day ofFebruary, 1859; they
may otherwise, 10y law, be excluded from Ill
benefit of said castatc. All persons indcbt-
ed to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hands this 27th day of February
1858. JOHN NJ. SEMINAR,
Administrator o: Fergus Hutton, decd.
Tcst-JAs. McCArLEY, Reg.
Feb %, lSJS--Gw.
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GCrThe mcid on decayed fruit. stale bread
moist wood, &C., is shown by the microscope
to be plants, bearing leaves, flowers, and
seeds, and increasing with incredible
rapdity, for in few hours the seeds spring
up, arrive at maturity, and bring forth seeds
themselves, so that many generations are
perfected in day.
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ATTENTION TO THE BONNETS.

Mrs. A. FOARD invites the attention Of the
w Ladies of Elkton and vicinity to her large
and we'll selected stock Of
Summer Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers
She has just returned from the city and feels
confident her stock Of goods cannot fail to
please those who will call. Her establishment
is directly opposite the Howard House.
Imay go If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03
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NEWARK, DEL.-~is many persons are not
" aware Of the time Necessary to perform p~ss&-S
perfect operations in the Dental art,l thin I.rfIG
it but jus, ice to those at distance who may
Template visiting me. as well to myself to thus
publicly suggest to such the propriry of timely
informing ME by mail or otherwise to that effect
| request this as favor more especially where the
operations required are of such nature 10
render them necessarily lengthy sufficient
time can then he reserved for such special eases
and thereby prevent disappointment
L. W. uAlNES, D. D. s.,
July | '57-ly* Newrk Del.
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CUPER TOR Mackcrel and Herrin at the
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