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Lost.

rTNHE Land Certificate No. - issued to George W:
Cottle by the Board of Land Commissioners OF
Gonzales County in 1889 or 1910 6io acres donation
and 800 surveys in all $50 acres; IT. not heara rom
within the time prescribed by law will apply to the
proper place for duplicate. j. NJ. CROFFokp'
229t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

DALLAS CoMMANDERY, No. 6 meets at the Asylum
in Dallas quarterly on the third Thursdays in August,
November, February and May. John c. Mccoy
NJ. E. Grand Commander
JSo NJ CpoCKETT. Recorder.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

Mifta
flklNfrly NlfsnfN'l 1880.
4 litsf1i q ln fhg|f' I'HI
nif UOnsf. mAi ~ inf .f.H. af'
laiLs cen .tirnf iht - .l ... sI I.ft n
lat hptin,. g. I hurrtls 'H.sfI fifN
", r. Mie .'.I et.p .tf
CILLlN 60
IAKEN T. ono li.ht nay .'iFi bloc 'n ibf
nee, ihIcr rhiis feet, lrandc tH H h' ~
sloallcr, yriI' Oh last spri lH EF
one lark BAYilLLi, star .n r. fa.firll, soc
white hairs 10 her hank. I'VE hTyntti .
W. ~ 1hoinas borsn Isl on F i1hlHu.g
es,rayed brfurs Reuben WTisl i 1ltegst ~ III,
Sept ii,h 1865 y.lis
TAKEN ur, one mon GRil lAIFi q .i'g
eHl,r. some white specks on her f, 1'. 'ud pee.
years o. last sprlng, ~ - 4-ls -l. h,' htF
colt Valued Al 5 100, Ons liAt hA''i both Ding
legs Vhils half way up TO the tegS saile rliie AS
forehead or years ~, II La.is hi-h. Hl. IV.
bay coli, Valued at slnn, b. " SlaHtrr about y
miles from KeRlHncy, est Irl hrf rs Hlt9r
land j. T., Sept 18Th is5S- t'i
TAKEN Up, enc DARK BAY .ilt. v... ''ls
stripe along her back, some vi 100 ts.rs go lo its
knee On her right fore leg, IA nd h..l years .i
last spring. has been handled como Appraisal ~
s76. by Marcus l., LaTgent, allie 8 N Mek.n-
ney, oslnyod before Reuben Hrrll r., pfeeil-i
No. 3. November lelh 1865 -..s'
DUFoRn HENRY Clerk
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H'ntIsf E,liiirh.

7 HAVE jus, opOnoi small assortment tosu'nll
Winter Bonuets. Come All lyo, i l.cn You
are not compelled to purchase
Il -TACErDLp
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You VNarmcrs Tsr!yaTe,'i

TOR sale low for cash, or to- Hnrlb'r persons On
L "short time" two Of Al1' Patent l'apirs
and Moving machines eemLir apu,y 90
SAlRE & THOMAS.
Dallas, Tex, Oct. 6. ls5s.-li
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01
4otcI stand NJ FOrg worth CGr
SnIc.

I OFFER for sale the prcperig now l,nriei ~ a.
! asa Hotel Siail, In Fort We l e.wpg!s.rg good
building with four large room .'.hca and hr.-l
smoke house, TO which am ne adding moo ~
spacious tTo-story concrete Ju s.HT and which wIA
he ready for occupation in ab poo IN, weeks. Ssii
Hotel is Immediately the p, - ~ aare eat Cn'
nn excellent patronage, To Il Hhs would lFr Zoo
ongag. in the business, in an e,so'1rt location, the
present opportunity Is a rare .r'o
Ia tESCE 3rErlR
Fort Worth, Sept. O. le60--ilt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

Y,r. &c JAMES WATSON.
IavsOAx Po,yr Tarrnnt county, Aug 20, 1855
Dear si:-My Reaper did good work cSu engage several
for you you desire it. Very respectfully NATL IhNhi'
FApaRrsylILB, Collin county, Texas, Oct % 1858
sir-Iconsder the Harvester bought oyon the pest ever
n a" o " 10 have one Yours &C., II. STAMFORD
DALLAS COUNT, Texas, July 8, 1851
Messrs Miller, Wingate 4 Co.:
lucky Harvester have only to say that have cut win ms
about $50 acres Of wheat ana oats ana n kind,
Reapr at besides the Kentucky Harvester aha am sa
nrncipa of which are in gness draft aud convenience
Of raking and leaving the grain in an untanged conoa m M
b;nlcr There Others Of them inth neigboripOo ne
Jiarv around me and hear and others speak oil
them and they express the favorable opinion that nav" g.,
another SEASON Yours respectfully JAMES A. SMITH
wAxAulcnIg Ellis county, Texas Aug. TO- 1851
Messrs. Miller, Wingate c.: ,,oD. ,r, Of YOUR Ken
cv iIarvestes for use on my plantation Your lrresters
greatly any thing brought to THIS country irG
great many my neighbors who want your keaper anu wsh
at what price you furnish machines for next har
vest Let me carly possible it Is at the nsSaon
ers in forty eight hours hearing from You
have had from ten to twenty visitors each day to examine my
machine work in the field This county needs at Least 40 "
Reapers. Yours respectfully, DAVID Z. fEAhlo'
November lst 1883.
We the undersigned have bought Kentucky Ilsr
vescr are pleased with its performance consider the post
Reaper have and would The farming
community. j. SHERWOOD, ha9man eouh''
J. NJ McREYNoLDs,
JAMES JACKSON,
W r. WEST,
GEORGE II. WEST,
A G JACKSON,
JAMES O. CRCTCEFIELD
SANU S. JONES.
November LIST, 1883.
Iyc i returned WRIT 10 the State Pairs OF Illinois
Kenucky made the acquaintance many manuacur
Of agricultural implements have examined large variety OF
psoer and anu fully the opinion that the Kentucky arrestr
is the best adapted to the wants Of wheat rasers oil sny ma
e Invented or used the most Of the farmers with whom
travels the same
ah, loo Of these uarveers sold in Texas during the
1855 they have given universal satisfaction as IA
The Iarycsers will he ready for delivery at Jefferson on the
a., 81 Anvil and at alillwood on the LIST Of May
Orders addressed TO j. NJ g. ]. c. MURPHY, JEFF
erson Texas or the undersigned at Mllwooi, Tex
AS, will receive prompt attention.
Price $3.50, at Louisville, Kentucky.
To which will be added the freight to Jefferson Texas.
q Circulars fully describing this machine, will be
forwarded free of charge, on application.
Address JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
,Eiiiiro9d Ts1GF.
Ian also ageuu fr
Miller, wingate & Co.'s Two and FOur
Horse Lever Powers and Thresbers,
and SUGAR MILLS.
The s particularly adapted 70 grinding ctrs' Sugar lsn'
~ q ttsss ID be 1rierei ilr i'eTsns sisf1r th1
! JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
4 Mnwesd, Nsv. lS5S.-19d'
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NNDE undersigncd havin
u ecutriI of the lart viii
.zxard II. Tsrrant, dcr d. hy
" Court Of Eni county. a
1855. Ills * tfcielo c 70
lehtcd 30 said estate, To n
ment, end tl'ose having elai
are requested to present tl'.
I'd WITHIN tie time prescril'
A.;
Oct, roth, 1853 l. ct.
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..- U 10 call attention to the oariof H. D. McK'n-
t... q aiherfbrJ. hut late Of Dallas We have
i-..- &. sud "BObra long time, anil are much graf
f,I.. ar that he Is doing we'll In his profession
Trs-,, o. talents and engaging manners he will
sB.gse. #, business, wherever he may happen to 60
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~ notice Of @, W. fshyr, proprietor Of the
Bsi.. d. u,ssdDelknap, TeEas' where the wants
NJ ..Jrs will be faithfully attended 'o-a hrs'r"'s
house .u very respect Visitors to BelSnaP will
rl,s,. r1s him call, and judge for themselves
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N;feEGP
STRAY l%0<Ecc,

d anyway from the su uscrner, living nosr Ia. =
II the town Of Dallas, abent !wo week. 'L}atA
since, young sucking .oNp colt.arr or 'orr --''
months old
Any information Of :his cot will no THANKFULLY
rcceivedby y ~. DAGNll /.
Nov. 2nd, 1S5S-1S H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

- trg.hcrd of sheep one thou5int gad sixty
pas4cl as1 Ugh our town on Sunday, bound for Ellis
county icy were in fine healthy coaditian, but
seelae To ave sort of laundering after the groce-
rtes ~ got somewhat unmanageabc while in
In, y,ai7 of n certain popular saloon AMI it was
With ooua .rable difficulty that they could be Undue
Cd o Ica,J The drivers very Indignant at such
behavior I'm sheep, which proverbiay "ene-
mics to a'er," ga strange idea-but not uncom-
mon " is county is the bourne for which all sheep
Are bound and will SOON become as famous for feed
ing h3cl5 IS the Grampian Hills
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

Harvest CT 1850.
subou few Of the many testimonials have recoveo'n
favor of the Kentucky Harvester from citizens OF Texas;
,ipuNsoNs STATION, TaTant county, juno ., 1Sas.
have cut 100 wheat with span OF horses IN 10
days. have several pieces of days, and moved eight tines
over nm area of country miles in highly pleased
with the Harvester 1t fully fills the bill for which is htehueo
They are lust the machine for prairie country ~
Yours, &c, JAMES " AlooN'
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mckinney Hotel.
Rogers, EEGusc.

Rogers FkGUsc.
U.fN.1H.4CHTE, ELLIS. CO., TEXTS.
phc rubscrihe respectfully announces 10 the travelling A
public thl, large aud c1mniodou, hotel s nav fss
opci reception and entertainment NJ tn, puhc--ks
rnrenltin. cTs will continue heretofore
be given render lsesho favor him with call comfortable
and At unYzn Ills table constantly furnished with
thing he procured In the market and his table pel
with the proyendsr. attend cd With attentive ss,lcr.
to the travelling public generally. J.. =, ROGERS
g Hacks will he hand TO ,,ne.rs 20 any OF
be adjoining town. or poir,s. .un.:2S is5o-6.Ir.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01
Tie HERALD 81
|. -ANp NONN1Y kllWN.

a card Of A. }. hall, IA, Of wsA'hsriord'
nstr several years been praeiicng m The
.sl. gs., Of Us, aud has gainsi reputation 'or
% and suece, in his profession We ''as
"a, N recommending him 10 our friends
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01
pi:,yRgn H.. sSnic

NV. 9th isha-lN:st.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

~ return thanks for monster cabbage. pre-
..,-tgl Goo rs by Mr.. Nathan A. Yeargan, weighing
H.-1f Mr. Yeasan raised nearly an acre ofthcsc
fsH,ur. egctables, some of which are larger than
tst ... It, which may be considered IN average
SIN, ,sH1. TO- We have always been 50 very demo-
crs. an transformations, that We have been opposed
b. Hr D y-head" principle, but when developed IN
e.bsr. We cave, and show our appreciation IN n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

So full tide Of emigration has fairly set in,
AID hs md march Of empire still continues West
v,rl--yn that mysterious, unlehncl West, whose
cEs,. los ty is always Vest IL we So within
ygno's thr w Of shutdown. We will hnd somebody
m57i1g Wcst, and when they rea;h the last degree OF
longitude Inc march will still continue or find hole
Ia tbg grgund. Our town has not been overlooked
or ogprs,apped in this rapid march we are lily
inarensne n population, consisting principally i'll
appjs-N.l rs from Arkansas and convcts from Col
lin a.upy Under the benign auspices of our friend
i41 u Is of Collin, two horse-thievcs were lodged
ia our 4l few days ago, to keep company with tie
,hre. other rogues already lodged there. They are
tlar.s er fellows, and bear their indrmities wit
psio,urh Il indifference We would caution all
horso.thj.. IS and rogues in general against going
int, Collin for the practice of their peculiar profess
tious fyr Doak will surely nab them. lie keeps a
aiar 20 .,t nut all the time, and thinks his work i,
not hole d.ne.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

r- rs stated in former issue Of this paper, that
,ls mn, ,undcrs now in our jail was arrested in
Ar,., BY Ir, Dud. Doak. This is mistake Tor
shiel ne ire responsible, and originated IN an i'm
rre,, .ar received from the fnct that Mr. Doak
broufN. ok the negroes that had run of; AMI not
irur. ry. .tatement that he male US Nor were we
are,, OF ne mistake until informed Of it by Mr.
DorE Hin ,lf The credit of having arrested saun-
Jcrs "a /. r, to Mr. Shields and others.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

I AVING been agent for the above hrm Tor tho last
/ two wears, | am prepared to take orders for
Two hundred of these Machines for the
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ID. w. GE4kYsH'S
(Forn erly Evans & Clarke
Great Gift Book Store,

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pnrtner of e q. Evans Esq. the originator Of
the GIFT Euterprisc-l hattpr myself that ! can
efrr greater inducements than any other concern
in he United States.
Gift worth from 2j cents to 800 will accom-
Pamv each Book at the time ordered
GZ" AGENTS WANTED in every town in the
United States, TO whom most liberal inducements
are offered
have latcly issued n new catalogue, covering
50 pages, embracing an infinite variety of Books
nj every description copy Of which will be mail
r pvst Sc paid. upon application, to any address
il! the United States. Let one fail to send for
copy. Address ID. W. CLARK.
An;. q, 1888. Lane ,ster, Pa
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Baltimore.
WIN. GRANGE Dc CO.,
MlIISSION AND PRODUCE
HsERGFa.AgTs.
No. 3 Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md

4 RE prepared TO supply agricuturists
n with the puIc Eide Island Guano from
the coast Of Lower California, at wholesale
prices.
This Guano is now acknowledged to be
the best in use. \ description and analysis
by the most eminent Chemists vii. be found
in the American Farmers Magazine. 1t is
in several respects ahead Of all other Guanos,
MS proved by the several experiments MAJ e
with it by some OF the best farmers in the
State.
DR.. Wharton, President Of the Maryland
Agricultural College, at BladenSburg, laid
out last Spring 10 squares Of land. all of tho
same size, and used on each different fer
tilizer. including Peruvian and all other
kinds, and sowed oats on all on the 9th Of
April, but the patch on which Eide Island
Guano had been used is conspcuousiy ahead
OF all the other patches, the blades being
higher, stronger and promising far greater
yield than any OF the other patches.
Price $40 per Ton, (,aeluding Lags.)
&C. Samples on view at this Office, as also
al Mr.. David NJ. Taylor's and at Mr.. Jacob
Johnson's, Howard House, Elkton.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROUND
BONES always on hand. Price S2S to $50
per ton. fully 10, lS5S-3m.
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New Carriage Mandatory
ELKTON, MD.
Nv. 4. EE&E>L s CO..

DESPECTFUILI inform the public that
EShey have commenced the manuiaCtOry
OF carriages in Elkton. at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbank, where all
orders in their line will be promptly attended
to. Carriages Of every description made to
order, Of the best material aud the most faith
full workmanship and insured for one year, if
properly used. having practical acquant-
ance with the business, acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia, and having
some Of the best workmen in their employ
they Halter themselves that their work will
compare tavorahly with that done in tn"
cities, It's to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy thepubIic, on these points
is a fair trial. They solicit Il share Of the
public patronage.
DT~Old carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, at moderate rates,
march II Iy.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

fE7IlS is to give notice. that the subscr-
4 her. Of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters of
administration on the personal estate OF.
Erniamin Stops, late of said county.
deceased. Allpersons having claims against
The said deceased, are hereby warned TO cx-
hibit the same. with The vouchers thereof
dHiy authenticated, on or before the 2lst
'tay Of July, 1859; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
10 the subscriber. Given Ender my hand
this l4th day Of August. 1858.
AUGUSTUS STOOPS.
Administrator OF Benjamin Stops, decd.
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
Aug. II, lS5S--Gw.
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TO YIII PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having been elected to
l. the Office Of Constable in the Third Elec-
ton District Of Cecil county, offers his ser
vices to the Public in that capacity. Prompt
attention will be given to the collection of
claims, and to all other business entrusted
to him. LUCIAN b. ANDERSON,
Dec 10, 1851 Cherry Ilill, Cecil CO.. Nd
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II ENRI Ola NTON,
PIVOT EsRsapGsE. EfEs,,

D Il \ l. i r \ OR AIN
A ND AGENT for the sale of Port kenne
Ady Lime. The highest cash prices paid for
Wheat and Corn delivered AT any point on
the Chesapeake Delaware Canal.
~ Lime delivered at any point on the
Canal, Delaware Philadelphia and Balti,
more Railroad, or Bohemia, SaSSatras or
Elk River. Aug, 2S, lSjS-3m.
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It's No Use Blowing.

Its No Use Blowing.
E1')R the People have found ont that the
a place 10 bay CHEAP CLOTHING is at Rut-
ter 3 opposite The Howard House
ne mas Just received first rate lot of Spring
ana Summer Cloths Cassimcrs and Vcstings
walch he VIII make up as low they can be
o'u6h' III the cities. april n.
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NOTICE.

The Executors Of Leonard krauss. decd
request me 20 give notice that the balance
81 tie Real Estate belonging to said deceased
Cdjoinng the above, containing go acres).
they viii sell on the same day, at the same
place, and on the same terms.
Sept 4, 1858. BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
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TN AGNlFlCENT STOCK OF LADIES'
III DRESS GOODS at i. BROWN, JR'S.-
Rich Lusercd Black Silk Handsome Plaid and
Stripe silks. Bayadere Chala Robes. Now style
Lawns and Patterns, Beautiful Lcyclln All Wool
Delaines only SIT, rich Printed Rrilans Side
stripe Challa, New. Stella and Figured Shawls
White Marsees fol Ladies', and Misses Bas1ues
with suitable Trimmings have received Parasols
and for Ladies' and Misses, also Ladies' silk
CINDERELLA particular attention paid to selecting
Ladies' and Chiidrcns Shoes, Hosiery, &c.
April II.
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NDII

NOTICE.
TBIIlE undersigned having been elected TO
4 the office Of CONSTABLE in the Second
Election District of Cecil county, Md. offers
his services to the Public in that capacity.
Prompt attention will be given to the
COLEEGTEON GE' CLAIMS,
and all other business entru stcd to him.
n. ALEXANDER COLMARY.
Post Office, Chesapeake City.
July 81, lS5S-3m.
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NOTICE.

TIE subscriber having been appointed and
commissioned by the Governor, Il JUSTICE
OF TIE PEACE for Cecil county, is now
prepared to transact all business appertaining
to that office. JOSEPH z. CANTM ELL.
Elkton, Mar 6, 1858
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CurDs.
a Ca Gsss.

EHllE undersigned, having entered int Q
4 Co-Partnership for the practice Of the
LAW in all its various branches, will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be entrusted to them
Office opposite opposite the ourt House,
where one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE.
JOHN 4. J. CRLSWELL.
Dec 8 It
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RENIOX AL

WM. J.JONES has removed his. Law
w Office to the first story ofs.The Cecil
Wing" Building, where he may always be
found rcadyto give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. 10-tf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is TO give notice, that the subscriber
l. of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court OF said county, letters of Adj
miMi@tration ON The personal catat" ofJaaol
E. Reynolds, late q said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to rXhihit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly aulhcu.
ticated, on or before the 10Th day Of August,
1899; they may otherwise by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment to the subscri-
Der. Given under my hand this 1lth day
Of SEPTEMBER 1888.
lEBECGA D. REYNOLDS,
Administrative OF Jacob T.. Reynolds, decd.
Test-JAs. McCAULEY, Reg.
Sept. II, lS5S-GW.
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NAMES OF LANDS.

y AAES of LANpS'
-,
me Taylor $ 9oose,
Mary Ann,
Lot, NO 80, part ot
triangle,
bayara ,; hui'''oh'
'ethro . ei'oice'
Carer 3 Esclcat'
Tortoise boaeh'
An'lgha,
Corsica
Deiiierain'
r.,,. ,,.,.
rI'ci'usli' r -Auui''oi'
Eh'ih9tls enterprise,
l,ocN iia,,, ,,,
''oiee -0'
r
I' oi'' ptla'''e'
n;,,nn:a.. Az, 10 1oro,
1hIespie al II 10 'he Lever
,i;JJ,n }Troct
-
y.,..
t, "ii.'''S, p,r.hoso
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Tract, Piece or parcel OF E.aud.
81 ACres ana G;s R'crciacs.

more or less. On his property -
j" good and substantial Brick Sfs1a.,s7s
i" ELLiNG, suitable for Il sfIIeia5
Public House; Barn, and 49, 81. g., 81
ether out buildings with thriving APPTE
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DENTAL NOVIfE.

IT II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
L. located in this town. tenders his pro-
x-1 tesSional services to the citizens of
QILD Elkton and vicinity. Office neatly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May 5-tf.
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STILL SELLING OI|IH.

s. NM Eli HCSbI, No. Il Market Street,
- Im'nSton, Del. not having sold all his
stock Of Spring aud SUMMER DRY GOODS
rs was anticipated wilt continue The sale wi h the
intention Of closing them out Is soon ms possible.
Among winch viii be found many desirable goods
for ladies spring and Summer wear; also Men
and ,'oES Goods in large variety. with new m4-
ter'als for Ladies Travelling Dresses
Not forgetting their summer ihawls,
New Umbrellas and Parasos
To which has been adle many new and beautiful
goods for The present season. all of which will be
sold ut greatly reduced prices for Cash
In thc new Carpet Room may be found tho
largest assortment OF handsome and durable
carpets ever opened in this city also Canton
Mattnss and Floor Oil Cloths. all widths some Of
superior qualify, together with Rugs and Door
Mats III variety. Imav l. ISJS-%n
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MORE NEWS!
MiNTED-- Everybody to Know

m q = That | have the largest assert
a. ~ mcnt Of EKADY-MADE CAR
- RlAGkS on ha,d ever offered
to the Public in Cecil county, which | will
sell Ten Per Cent. lower than any other per.
son within any reasonable distance Of me. -
deduction Of Six Per Cent. for Cash. or
will sell on six or twelve months credit. b,
giving notes, with good security.
QJ~Ai work warranted, if fairly used
WIN. j. MARC IIBANK.
May l, 1S5S-Gm-
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FOR RENT.

TN the village of Port Herman, six miles
Il below Chesapeake City, on the Elk river,
on Bohemia Manor, one large
Steasn Saw and GrEst Mill.
running one up and down Saw and four Cir
cular Saws, and one pair of Burrs. 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.
G. A. THOMPSON.
Sept. II, 185S-3w.
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HENRY Ee. TDgeIsslRkT'.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, may always be
L n found during business hours at his Office
three doors east Of the Court House.
Elhton, Jan 80, lS5S-tf.