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There arc appointed three Judges to each pre-
cinct, who shall, before entering upon the dis
charge of their duties, take an oath to perform
faithfully the duties of their ONCE, shall provide
ballot boxes, shall appoint two cler Ks who shall
take the oath required b. law, and the said Judg-
es shall open said lection at O'Clock A. NJ, at
the places herein designated, and close the same
at shutdown. In case aiy of the Judges fail to
attend, the voters in such precincts are hereby
authorized TO supply their places. The said
Judges shall make out triplicate returns of
said election, seal up and transmit two copies
If the same, within five days, to the Probate
Judge Of their County, who shall within ten days
forward one cops Of the same to the Governor of
the Territor' at LecOmpton, and the other 10
Carmi w. Babcock, President af the Council
at Lawrence, and the third copy shall be retained
By the Judges of the Election. The Judges
of the Election in the recognized counties
shall make their returns to the Probate Judges
of the adjoining counties as follows:
The pol! books Of Richardson shall be sent to
the Probate Judge of Shawnee.
Those Of Dickinson to Riley.
Those of Butler 10 Madison.
Those of NJ Gee to Bourbon.
Those of born to Allen.
Those OF Greenwood to " oodson.
At the election hereby authorized. all white
male inhabitants of the Territory, over the age
of twenty-one years, " no possess the quali6ca-
tons hlch were required BY the laws Of the
Territory for a legal voter at the last general
election for members of the Territorial Legisla-
tuIe, and none others shall be allowed to vote,
ana THIS snssIl De the OILY Quall0catl0n required
to entitle the voter to the right % suffrage al
said election; and if any person, not so qualified
shall vote offer to vote; il any person, shall
vote more than once at said election or shall
make OF cause to be made any false, fictitious
or fraudulent returns; or shall alter or change
any returns of said election, such person shall
upon conviction Thereof before any court of COM
petent jurisdiction, be kept at hard labor not
less than six months and not more than three
years. The Judges of election, immediately
on closing the polls and before leaving the house
or place where the election has been held, shat
canvass the votes publicly in the presence Of
any person desiring to attend the same and
announce the result publicly at the close there
Of, and they shall in such announcement declare
the number of votes east respectively for each
proposition voted for at said election. Printed
forms of poll books, talley lists and tickets, will
be furnished to the Judges of each precinct
The Probate Judges and all other persons filling
any Office under sand act Of Congress SHALL before
entering upon their duties, take the oath re-
oujred hy the
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-06-12

Pine Flooring! Pine Flooring!
A FEW THOUSAND FEET PINE LUMBER
n for sale at $50 per thousand.
INGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5th. 1853.
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LEAyENwORTH COUNTY.

Kiekapoo precinct at Kickapoo. Judges
Sparton l. Rhea, James Beagle, A Hazard.
Leavenworth precinct at usual voting place
in FIRST ward In Leavenworth. Nemiah Clark
l. ] Eastin, Few.
LeavenWOrth precinct, at usual voting place
in the ID ward, LeavenwOrth. Judges, G. n
Ccrrier, John A. Halderman, w. g, Matthias.
Delaware precinct, at Delaware. Judges
George W. TWombley, Jonas Edge, J. W. Pen
noyef.
Quindaro precinct, at Quindaro. Judges, G
E Burlington, p ) COLBY. Otis Webb.
WSandott precinct, at Wyandott. Judges, J
z Root, w Y Roberts, Daniel KILN.
Easton precinct at Easton. Judges, Orr
Samuel Kooksgee, Charles Chadwick.
Alexandria precinct at Alexandria. Judges
Stephen Sparks DR. Allen Il W HIATT
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MERCANTILE.
= The Public are invited to call and STE
kfENJ. Z. MAYS

EN AND WE'LL SELECTED STOCk
| Nof Fashionable Spring and summer GooI,. At
the Old stand opposite the Court House. consist.
ing in par of the following articles, at great
| reduced prices:
LADIES DRESS GOODS:
Val Robes IA guile GpzYaniea Robes Challi
! Robes u quiile La C;rnrr Robe. n uuiIl, Mons
! seine Drrhcnc n,y1lGf. Nnlcurirr H.,yalrro
Chali. fig'd aud Plain do Polka do Irene Cloth,
! high cold al wool Dclaiues, plain and fl; d
li'reg"- buc's in variety. Fr"nrh Lawns in do.
| superior NIX l'ayadcrc Siiks. tarc~ sHd plain
summer silks. prints. English and Dome. lie.
MOURNING GOODS:
A'pacas, all wool DcIaines. ghail Bcregcs, Per
SIAN his. Prints fs'd and plaid. GiughHns
plaid and plain. Lawns fsd and plain, English
ana italah grapes Grape Wells, Love Wells Col
lars, sleeves and Sets plain 1hihct Shawls
W IL I T. G 90 ID ::
Superior iig ii Swiss Muslirs plain do. Bishop
Lawns. plaid and plain Cant rics Jaconett- plaid
aud rlai. NainsuuKs Dimc Cnluhrics ErilIinniS
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SIiERlFF'S SALE.

DY yirtue ola writ Of Ficri Facias. issued
ID Ivy Edmund Brown, ST., Esd, one Of the
Justices of the Peace of the S ate Of Mary
Land, in and for Cecil county. at the suit of
Robert II. Scarborough, against the goods
and chattcls, lands and tcnemcns Of William
NJ. Drumnomd, to me directed. I have seized
and taken in execution all the right. title,
claim and interest. at ltw and in equity, OF
the said William NJ. DrummonG. in and to
all the following described property, to wit
all that Tract. Piece or Parcel of Land upon
which the said Drummond now resides,
situated and being in Cecil county. containing
Al tcrcS. More or Hess,
adjoining Lands Of Enos Scarborough and
others. Aiso--Thc Growing crop Of Corn.
and one Horse and | hereby give notice
that on
Wednesday,, The 9Th doy Of October, 1858,
at the Court House door, in Elkton, [ will
offer for sale the said property, so seized
and taken in execution, by Public Auction.
to the highest bidder for cash, 10 satisfy said
writ.
DJ~Salc TO commence al 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Sept. II, 1S5S-ts. Sheriff.
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NEW STORE IN ELKTON!
On Main ~. Nearly opposite
lire odd EE:5esF

'ANllE subscriber respectfully announces to
H. the people of EIl>ton and its vicinity.
that he has opened New Store on the CASH
PRINCIPLE, and now offers for sale at the
lowest CASH rates Il first rate assortment OF
Family Groceries including all the varieties
kept in Retail Stores. Also well selected
stock Of
DEsE GOODS.
QueensWarc, Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy
Goods, &c, &c.
Farmers please take notice that he has on
hand good lot Of Shovcls, Spades. Corn
Hoes, lIay~forkS; and he Intends to keep on
hand various other articles used by Farmers.
He also has Fihh-Salt, Bacon, and Il good
assortment of Branlies, WINES and other Lii
qu~rs, Wholesale and Retail.
His whole Stock is selected with gre AT care
and he respectfully invites all persons to call
and examine and judge for themselves.
D2~Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at the highest market prices.
WILLIAM McCLELLAND,J r.
May ., If
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Attention Smokers, GheIyers
AND
Vendors of Cigars and Tobacco.

TEIiIE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il citizens Of Elkton and vicinity, that he
has opened
Tobacco, SnaF and Cigar Mandatory,
on Main street, next door below the Howard
House, Elkton. where he will have constant
" on hand a large and well selected assert
ment Of Cigars, Snuff, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco.
He respectfully calls the attention Of
Store Keepers and others, to the celebrated
SHAKESPEARE SINES,
which are far superior to the German Cigar.
and can be sold equally as low, and being
made under his own supervision, are war
ranted as represented. Plain and Fancy
Brands OF Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Pipes, &c. &c.
D57-Rcceiycd this day prime Lot OF
Imported Cigars. Give them trial.
JOHN Il. RiTClllE.
Aug. II, 1S53-tf
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r. r. +.
RADWAYs RuArY REIIuF.

|. One of Tie most remarkable properties which
This a!l-powclful remedy Possesses. is that of fLEC-
rGiCITr. 1t truly eectliii.s the whole human sys.
ten with It's hea'ihi"l influence. lts action upon
the poisonous gases Of maIaria whether it be the in
foctng c!luyia oI elbow, Iyrhas. SW AMP. Measles.
Scarlet or other Malignant Fcyors or FEvGr
AGuE, Eilous Fever Oh yer,. Ii4rrhog. by cntcly
fiu;; or whether the stomach comes inf tmnl and
rritated from the poisonous eXtarts OF acid plants
tainted meats unripe fruit, green Vegetables, a
dose or two of Railway Ready itciicfw!l instantly
ncutyalizo the poisonous clements that may be in
the stomach. aliay the most violent Illumination,
and tqrutJ the whole system against sickness Of
painful difficulties
In all cases, therefore Of Cholera Cholera Nor
bus. FluS fcyers, &c, there l. TO remedy 50 safe
and certain 10 take us Railways Ready Relief
Its electrical powers will, the instant it is taken
charge the system with health and vgor
,. AS \ CUrNTER-iRKITANT withdrawing the
conscsted blood which in eases OF Ehuenatism,
l.umbago. Gout. Neuralgia, ScialicH, inHilts 50
much pain upon the patient acts wi the rapid
ity of lightning the instant the RELIEF is rubbe On
the parts Of the body where there is pain - it re-
establishes an equalization Of the circu yton Of thc
blood congestion being withdrawn, inflammation is
removed, and pain ceases.
j As \ DifFrSlvE STiIULAyT.-Tn cases of
Weakness, Lmguor Debility. Depression of spirits,
hcStIeSsneSs. Melancholy. Nervous Ircmbingg
Mysteries. &c lit difuses lis hoalthiul tome proper
ties throughout tie entire system. 1t lcyivcs and
rc-invigoraes the aged crippled, inirm and ner-
vous. 1t jmparos new life and strength. Weak
and feeble females who from continued suT ring
with WEAKENING DISCHARGES. are wasting away.
Rudways Ready Relief will restore TO a sound aud
healthy condition.
are quickly proved in eases Of WOUNDS, gun SLOTS
or Stings. bites OF dogs. snakes insects. etc The
| moment Hadway's Ready Relief is applied to the
panied parts it ncutralizes the pnislu arrests tho
spread of the infection, alays infa.aation, ana
prevents modification.
5 As BoDY GUARD TO PREVENT the system
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-18

CJ~Of late the citizens of Annapolis have
been much exercised on the subject Of sub
scribing to churches. Church stock not
paying any earthly dividends, mary who
hav mt time to look cternitywards, have refused
ihus to invest their surplus cash. The excu.
scs for such lefusas arc always curious. and
indicative Of the size of the soul of the indvd,
ual. but we think the following excuse is
without parallel i'll the history Of church
begging.
4 person better known for his wealth than
for his lbcraity was requested to aid IN the
erection of a church the subscription book
was placed in his hands. He looked at it
anXiously and earnestly and handed it back
with the astounding remark: No, sir
will not give anything; moi hoif as many
people 60 to he'll nor as ousht 10 COL Gazette.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Judgment before
Anthony Wharton,
Esquire, Justice Of
George 11cnipmin, use the Peace. in the
of ohm MaUidin. Fifth Election Dis
VS.. trict of Cecil c0un-
Margaret Worth and ty. for SSG.3I debt,
Caleb NcaZcy. with interest from
May, 1886; until
paid, and JG cents
cost.
TEIlIE subscriber having purchased the
a Real Estate of Margaret " ORTIZ, enc Of
the above named defendants, at Il sale there
Of in virtue Of an execution issued upon the
foregoing Judgment, made on the 18th day
Of August, 1858, by llasson Lynch, Consta-
BILE, hcIchy gives notice that he intends to
apply to the Judge Of The Circuit Court for
Cecil county, at its next session to be held
in flhton, on the second Monday of October,
next, for confirmation Of said sale when
and where the sail Margaret " or h, or her
creditors. or any other person or persons.
claiming an interest in The matter, will have
an opportunity of stating their objections, if
any they have. why the sale should not be
confirmed, and for that purpose are hereby
warned to appear. The property purchased
by the subscriber consists of all the right
title. claim, interest and estate at law and
in equity. of the said Margaret Worth. in
and to all that tract or parcel ui land. whcreon
she Now resides. lying near Bacon Hin. Cecii
county, on the public road leading from
Eikton to North East, containing furty-tour
acres, more or less, aud was struck uti for
the sum Of live dollars, cash.
HENRY BENNETT,
Sept. lSoS-lm. OF North East.
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SIIERlFFS SALE.

DI virtue Of Il writ of Fieri Facias, issued
E-D by j Ohm Owens, ESD, one of the Justices
Of the Peace of the state Of Maryland, in and
ion Cecil county, at the suit Of Roger H.
Kirk, against the goods and chattcls, lands
and tcncmentS Of Elisha i. Reynolds, to me
directed, have seized and taken in cxccu-
ton all the right, title, claim and interest, at
law and in equity. Of the said Elisha L. Rcy-
nods, in and to all that
Tract. Piece on E'arce; OF Hand,
situated and being in the 9Th Election Dis
trlct of Cecil county. and lying on the
Conowingo creek, adjoining lands of G..
Cutler and others, containing
- Acres, More or Less;
and hereby give notice that on
Tuesday, tie 5h dag Of October, 1858,
ut the hotel Of John A. Thompson, Rock
Springs, | will offer for sale said prope ty
so seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder for Cash, to
satisfy said writ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Sept. II, 1SJ8-ts. Sheriff.
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The i'rat OF these Important and v,3urbic dis
c"ycrTcs startled the wolf With woaicr NJ sur
prise at It's rapid efficacy n curing tie sick aud
stopping the most eScluciatjnr larns.
The noE' discovery was tic tfNorhriS f. ! .cof-
VENT Tie only remedy in usa bat Po.sns.v, tic
remarkable properties Of eradicarn" from thr sys-
TEN all Constitutional maladies inherited by ~ickiy
children of diseased parents. These discoveries
However are but LESSER LIGLTS to the GuEAr.
GRAND DISCOVERY recently III de and which Z
cncu'nted to reY"lutiomZr the present practice of
medicine aud treatment Of disease The result
OF this goat discovery is given 10 the world
in form of Pills, elegantly cooted with Guin
so ms not to offend the nost delicate stolnacls
They neither sicken nor gripn. Every dose that
is taken imparts renewed strength and vitqr to tho
sick and cnfecblcd body. They are cIllnl
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TG7EIE subscribers, duly appointed Exam
l. iners, TO view and determine the pro-
pricty of vacatinG the road leading north
ward trom the Telegraph road past the mill
OF Joseph Oliver, and opening Il new road,
to begin ut, or near, the hcad-racc of said
divers Min, and to run through lands of
said Oliver and Thos. Owen to the aforesaid
Telegraph road hereby give notice that they
will meet at Joseph divers Mil, ON MONDAY,
the 4th day Of October, next, at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ. to proceed to the discharge Of tae
duty assigned them.
pANID SCOTT, (of Jno3 J
LEVI HALL.
GEO. JOHNSON, JR.,
Sept. j. lS5j--jw. Examiners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-18

TIE BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE.-Perry's vic
tory at PUTIN Bay. was celebrated on Friday,
by some six thousand people. Gov. Chaise,
OF Ohio, presided, and Mr.. Gddings and Sem
ator Wade were present Speeches were made
ly Dir. Parsons, of Prov idtnce r. l., surgeon
Of Perry S flag Ship, Captain Champlain of the
Scorpion. Mayor Starkweatber Of Cleveland,
Cooke, of Sandusiiy, Mason, Of Toledo, and
Wilkins. OF Detroit. a monumental sssocia-
ton was formed, Of which Hon. Lewis Cass
was chosen President.
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WINCHESTER s. 90.
GcNtEemen's Furnishing Store,

Patent Shoulder Seam Shirt Mandatory
4 7 THE OBJ STAND. No. 705 CHEsrNrr STREET.
"A PHILADELPHIA, opposite the Washington
Ilousc)
"A WiNcrnsrEn will give. as heretofore his per
Sonal supervision Of the Cutting and Muutnctur.
ing departments. Orders for h is celebrated style
81 Shirts and Collars filed at the shortest notice.
Persons desiring to order Shirts, can be supplied
with the formula for measurement, or application
by mail
Constantly on hand varied and select stock OF
Gentlemen Furnishing Goods.
-S' Wholesale orders supplied on liberal terms
Sept t. lSjS--ly
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

fEHiIE undersigned, dnly appointed by the
E County Commissioners, Examiners, to
examine and determine whether the public
convenience requires that so much Of the
road leading from the lands Of James Marcus
to the New Castle and Frcuchtown Turnpike
us lies between the point who're said road
itersccts the route Of the New Castle and
Frcnchtnwn Railroad and the Negro Church.
ii short distance south OF the said New Cas-
tie and Frenchtown Turnpike " should be
vacated, and :. the route Of the New Castle
and frcnchtoWn Railroad, from said point of
intersection, to the EIkton and Warwick
road at Pearcc's shops" (Which has been
vacated by the owners thcrcof) opened and
established as county road hereby give
notice that they will meet on the road pro-
posed to be vacated, on &ArCRDAY, the I6th
day OF October. 1888, at half past one O'Clock
p. NJ, TO proceed with the discharge of the
duty assigned them.
EDWIN WILMER.
WM. WARD HENDERSON,
S. HOOPER MITCHELL,
Sept. IL, iSoS-oW. Examiners.
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FRUIT IN UTAH = Brigham Young. in a
private letter to "A gentleman in New York
says:
{" Although I've been in this valley only
eleven years, have had peaches for seven
years, and this year will have an abund IN G
Of apples for family use: we've apricots al
mond trees, pums, Gle ries, and the finest
grapes have ever seen they grow in bunch
es, weighing from eight ounces to two
pounds"
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SHERiFE0S SALE.

DY virtue of Il writ of Ficri Facias, issued
ID out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
at the suit of Truit, Brother x Co., against
the goods and chattels, lands and tcnenicnts
OF John J II. Poole, to me directed, | have
seized and taken in execution all the right,
tide, interest, claim and estate, at law and
in equity, Of the said John j. X. Poole, in
and to that
Restaurant s. Bowling Saloon,
situated in Chesapeake City, near the Canal
Bank, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. james
l.. Shultz; and hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the End day Of October, 1853,
at the Court House door, in Elkton, will
offer for sale the said property, so seized
and taken in execution, at Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for Cash, to satisfy said
writ.
Qgg~Sale to commence at II O'Clock A. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Sept. IL, 185S--ts. Sheriff.
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4 Valuable Farm fer Sale.

oElNG anxious to remove to Baltimore
- ! will sell at a very low price. the Farm.
on which now live. 1t is about two miles
northwest Of Elkton, and directly on Little
Elk Creek. 1t contains 500 acres, more or
less. about onc-half is arabic, and in good
conditions balance heavily timbcrcd. There
is mill seat on it. with the race already
dug Orchard with various fruits II ncces-
sary buildings, good water, and as healthy
as any place in the State.
Terms easy. Apply on premises.
July 3, 1888. W. G. GLENN.
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COOP News FOR THE HoGs.--The mast,
this season, is said to.be unusually abun dant
in Western Virginia. The forests are full OF
chcstnuts, acorns and other nuts, which will
indemnify the farmers TO some extent for thcr
short crops of corn, oats, &c.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NrOTICE is hereby given that application
: 7 will he made to the County Commits
Sioners OF Cecil county, at their first regular
meeting after the Ith day Of October, next,
for the appointment OF Examiners to view
and determine the proprety Of altering the
route of the Road leading from CharcstoWn
to Bay View, by placing said road on the
line dividing lands Of Matthew Russell and
Samuel Burns, IL distance Of about 40
yards. [sept i, 16jS-jw.
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N0'E'EaE.

The Executors Of Leonard Krauss. deed
request me 20 give notice that the balance
OF the Real Estate belonging to said deceased
(adjoining the above, containing 20 acrcS)
they will sell on the same day, at the same
place. and on the same terms.
Sept /, 1888 BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
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Trustees Sale Of Land,

I%esIf tEcucrlchscEEH, Cecil Go,
Pl virtue Of II Decree Of the Circuit Court
I-S for Cecil county, in Chanccry, will
offer at Public Sale, us trHstce, on
Saturday, the 2nd doy Of Oc'OJcr, 1853
at the public horsC of John Richards. in
Cecitou, all that TRACT OF LAND. now in
possession Of Samuel " hitIocll, situate ON
the road from FreGcricktown to pedlars'
Lane. about one mile and ahal from the
former place, and adjoining lands Of Francis
b. Crookshanks and John Jcrvis. containing
rs Acres. . Esoods, : I'crcHcs,
more or less. There is small portion Of
Woodland, upon which is some chestnut.
Thc residue Of the land is cleared and nearly
half Of it meadow. The fencing is in tolcri
bic repair, and there is Log House Oh the
premises.
TIE TERMS OF SALE arc : one half of
the purchase money in cash, and the residue
in three months ; the credit payment to bear
interest, and to be secured to the satisiac-
ton Of the trustee.
u Sal to commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
W. j. JONES,
Sept. 4, 1Sj8---ts. Trustee.
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NIiICHlIlL,S PLACE.
Ice Creams and confectionery.

chestnut STREET. Jciwecn 9Th and GlA,
plllLADELplllA. - This Establishment
affords unusual attractions and the best of ac-
contradictions for visitors, as well as citizens Of
Phi!ade'Fhia being PROV idcd with large and we'll
furnished saloons for
LADIES aud GENTLENEN,
and they could nowhere find II more desirable
place 10 rest their weary limbs. and whore they
may be fed at ALI. HOURS or TIE DAY. from
a large and choice Fill Of Fare
~ The Ladies and GenrlotHcu Of Eikt0n. and
vicinity. are most cordially invited 10 visit this
MoSr DESIRABLE PLACE OF EyrEHrANMnnr,
where their wants will be promptly and politely
attended to, and where they may strengthen the
inner man and be Scnt on their way rejoicing.
WEDDING PART LES and PIC Mos furnished
to order. with table fixtures of every possible
description and with all the Becacics they may
desire at short notice.
No. 523 CHESTNUT STREET.
Sept A. 1S53-ly opposite the State House.
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FOR RENT.

TN the village of Port Herman, six miles
4 below Chesapeake City, on the Elk river,
on Bohemia Manor, one large
Steam Saw and Grist NEIll.
running one up and down Saw and four Cir
cular Saws, and one pair of Buus. The
Engine is in complete order, furnishing an
abundance of power. Also, one Tavern
House and three Tenant Houses, all having
good large Gardens. Apply to the subscri-
Der, at Port Herman.
C. A. THOMPSON.
Sept. II, 1S58-3w.