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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21


~ As only few days remain to
prepare for the coming election, we
would impress on the mind of every
Republican the necessity of improving
that time in perfecting organizations
in each Election District, in appeals to
honest and doubling voters, and in
convincing lukewarm Republicans, if
such there arc, that the State and Ma.
s"caat issues on which a verdict is to
be rendered are deeply interesting to
them and the whole country. Ar
rangemonts must also be perfected, and
perfected early, to see that every Re
publican vote is deposited IN the ballot
boa. That is the only place where
they will count in securing the happy
and glorious result which we hope to
accomplish on the I'd day of Novem-
Der. Conveyances should especially
be provided for the aged and the fee
D. q 80 -a
bic, and for laborers at distance
who have little time to spare.
Ii, in any town in this county there
is an elector. calling himself Republic
can, soglost and dead to sense of
duty as not to be decided in his de-
termination to deposit his vote, let
the case Immediately be made known
to his friends, that his judgement may
be reached by argument and his will
by persuasion. There is not an hon
est Republican, we venture to say,
whom some kind and earnest friend
cannot reach, and who may not thus
be made not only live voter, bnt a
worker in the cause of truth and right
eousness.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21

A TALL CHIMNEY.-A chimney, two
hundred and thirty-fve feet in height.
is in process of construction at the
Navy yard, Charleston. 1t is brick
about twenty-four feet square at the
base, and eleven at the top. II
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21

FEMALES AND THE MINIsrRY.-Att the
Unlversalist Convention, at Providence
resolution advising the admission OF
females to the ministry was laid over
to the next session, Ito be held at Roch-
ester, New York; by a vote of fifteen
to ten.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21
A Good Nomination.

The Republicans Of the Second Sem
atorial District of Wayne, composed of
the I'd, 5th and 9th wards of the city
OF Detroit, have nominated Henry
Barns, publisher and editor-in-chief of
the Daily Tribune, for the State Sem
ate.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21

ACROSS THE Union IN THREE DAYS
"A railroad is now approaching con p
pletlon through Missouri which will en-
able passengers to go from Boston to
Kansas in three days..
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21

var, - Epitaph in Denmore church.
o os' ~ ireland; "Here lies the rema;ns
MT Unn nali, grocer. The world WINS
s;,, s g or.n a Hg, and have good ~a;.
S''as Tor saying SOP eou se'''
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21

s.;sg. The following notice, SAYS the
b1ae aasefte, may be seen on
so .M shop in the town of Essar
.; mo Horses Shod on Sunday, exsen a,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21


sfoco papers are pleased,
er things, to howl about the
nd advertising. Compare
a with that of the Republi-
ould cost to advertise the
.nds under the Locofoco
-. .$24l,7SO 90
'nder the law of 1if fsiea
...15, 900 90
saving to State 1926, 78O 90
ing was made directly, and
ings were made indirectly.
missioner of the State Land
'ited the different points in the
the purpose of receiving Aft
rtual settlers, and did receive
and fifty Of such affidavits
Z lowest estimate, twenty
each applicant, or in the
ast $4,000 90 to men who,
are the money. Upon the
ew alike of the provisions
as well rs the manner in
commissioner has performed
Il duty, the permanent in
e State have been we'll con-
cared for, while the rights
.odation to actual settlers
cen lost sight of-ipdeed,
Identical, for whatever ben
lstrious settler helps a COM
State.-Lansi,eg Rep.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21

Bd aX George w. Curtis, saw. tho
, Gos'o =, Transcript, is engaged y xr lI
son River. soune OF the Hpds
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21

Hoe CHoLERA.-It is stated that J.
J. Allston, Of Upton county, Tenn,
has lost GOO hogs by hcg cholera"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21
DO w AGIA @:

For Governor,
MOSES WISNER, of Oakland.
For Lieutenant Governor, i
EDMUND b. FAIRFIELD, Hillsdale
For Secretary of State,
NELSON G. ISBELL, of Livingston
For Treasurer, BIAS
JOHN MCKINNEY, of Van Buren,,
For Auditor General,
DANIEL /. CASE, of Ingham.
For Commissioner of State Land Office
JAMES w. SANBORN. of St Clair
For Attorney General, aio.
JACOB M. HOWARD, of Wavnc.
For Superintendent of Public instruction =.
M. GREGORY, of Washtenaw.
For Member of the Board of Education. -
"lIiER }. BAXTER, of Hillsdale.
~ itff .--0-g sfir .sl.-f
FOR Member of Convress Cd n;-t-;.t
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21

DENT.-While the Little Gil
full blast at Galesburg, and
9th sides of his mouth, two
ding side by side, were over
destioning and answering one
another thus: What is that on each
side of Mr.. Douglas mouth I? Said the
other, ooh! he has been taking some
of Mr.. Lincoln's milk, and it has soured
on his stomach !"-Knor Republican.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21

On motion, George Newton was de-
clared unanimously nominated.
On motion, the Chair appointed a
District Committee for this District
consisting of ]. Lofand, NJ. Is. Gard
and j. M. Spencer.
On motion, Convention adjourned
sine die.
CHAs. w. CL1sBEE, Chairman.
JOHN Ham, JR., Secretary.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21

For Member of Congress, I'd District,
1hNhY WALDRON, of Hillsdale.
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Our Ticket.

On Friday last the last name was af-
fixed to the Republican Ticket of this
section, by the nomination of Geo.
Newton, Esq, as candidate for Repre-
sentative in the 1st district, and we
call upon all true Republicans to vote
the straight ticket. There is not a
name on the Republican ticket, from
Coroners up, that we cannot point to
with pride; and there is not a man
whose name is on the ticket, but what
is entitled to, and should receive the
undivided support of every honest vo-
ter in the party. While we would not
lose sight of success in. the result of.
any Office, from Coroners up, yet we
would particularly recommend united
action in the support of our candidates
for Senator and Representatives. Ey-
cry true Republican must acknowledge
that the ultimatum of his desires, is to
elect firm and true friend of freedom
to the United States Senate this WIN
ter. This will be one great step to-
ward National victory in 1860. Our
for Representatives-Geo.
Newton in the lst, and Edwin w.
in the Cd district-are we'll
fitted for the place, both politically and
and we believe that their con-
'tituents will never regret the choice of
heir representatives in Convention.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-10-21

First Representative District Convention.
! The Convention met pursuant to call,
in the Hall over G. G. Jones & Co. 3
store, in Dowagiac, on Friday, October
Is, 1858, and was called to order by
Hon. A. Garwood, when, on motion,
Charles w. Clisbee, Esq, was APP
pointed Chairman, and John Hahn, Jr.,
Secretary.
On motion, Committee of three
on credentials were appointed by the
Chair, consisting of A. Garwood, w.
Clyburn, and K. Buell..
The Committee on credentials soon
after reported list of legally elected
Delegates, nearly all of whom answered
to their names. The report was ac-
cepted and adopted.
Onmotion, the Convention proceeded
to an informal ballot for candidate to
represent the First District in the Leg
islature.
On motion, the Chair appointed J.
Lofiand and Emmons Buell. as Tellers.
The result of the first informal ballot
appoupco6 f,l1ox,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-20
DELANO'S INDEPENDENT PATENT
EEN ~ S 4 " A ES Els.

TNH0MAS " BROWN, respectfully informs
J. Farmers and others that he continues the m m
ufacture Of DELANp'S INDEPENDENT PATENT
H0RSE II AXES, at his sash annfactory in j
Morton Pools Machine shop, foot Of Orange rect
Wilmington, Del. Having the exclusive right to
IN he aud sell these superior Horse lakes in the
state of Delaware no is at al times prepared to
execute all orders entrusted to him. Farmers d.
string those Rakes. requested to send in their
orders before harvest time. The superiority of
those Rakcs all others now in use is aoknowl-
edge by all who have used them. They can be
made with wheels, if lesirel Treb ., 1883 -6m
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I'Gtin
.ty.F J.::iaga Mandatory

AT LlahVIs5VIl.l.E, IA.
2 .. tA&tI6ANG annsunces to the
D.plo.Ic 'ast ne Ils cOmmcnc- ,7~a,ss $.
ed tD5 = .stLa;e d.&sns DgsuesSl a$et- : -
at I.,T!s5iiln. Chester county 49,
Pa. He is prepared to make to order all
kIn!s Of carriages oi the latest ard iaustap.
proved patterns. Of the best materials and
war&luluship. which he wilt sell at low
pricos he is a practical workman himself
and viii employ none bat the besi me chauics
hAnce Il. can recc oumcnd his work viii
c0Hh isnce for its urNtAess and luralility.
AN sew carriages WARRANTED l. months
with good usaTr.
Lumber nj pil.atrrilges at libcralprices
will he taken in exchange tol new ones.
Carri lges Of every description repaired
painted aud Vanished at short notice. and
second hand carriages always Oh hand TO,
sale.
Five per cent discount allowed on all
cash sales.
he is confident that he can give satisrac-
ton. md respectfully soicits share Of the
puhlr patronage j. D, MARsHEANk.
March l5-Iy.
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EcNneitS MI1nn O,L
EiOW.Aks ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

Arr Is. l04 Malke st. Wilmington
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llNimln0ton.
DELAW ARE
steam Sash. Panel. Eei,Cr.

MOULDING. WINDOW FRAME. AND VEN
lvl rlAS SHUTTER MANU- Atr0RY. THOMAS
W. BROWN, foot of Grange Street. ION the Wharf
WILHISGToN Dat. respeo fully informs his friends
and the public generally tn At he is new prepared
to nanufae.re Mouldings. sash Panel Doors
Window Frames, aul Nenitian Shutters, ut his
est bshmcrt, foot of Orange street, in J. Morton
Pools Machine shop Having extensive STEAM
Pow Err the premises, he is enabled 10 manu-
ftc ure every article in his line promptly in tn,
best manner and on the lowest possible terms.
Feb g. lSoH-6m
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NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE.
No IA WIHiam STREET, Nem York

H8N1 W..
Hive opened New Stock Of Goods. at
l. il their store III Eikton, opposite the Foun-
TAM Hotel, consisting oi Large assortment
Of Clothing Of all varieties which they oT,.r
al the lowest prices for CASH Purchasers
are requested to examine their stock and
they will not tail to be pleased.
Their Stock Includes " en- a, Bows cloth
ing OF all Kinds, Hats, Caps, shirts Boots,
Sllues. Gloves. &c &c.
UyThey also keep large stock of Jewel
ry, AMI repair wlteha aal JoSslry to or
der.
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- JPtb hi1'k aHd Fancy Dress silks. LTbroid-
Dee IL WI, TOIBERT.
,,r,,,, c,ons
IL ana summer dress coods. for saie cheap. Nv
may 20 WM McCIELlAND JK
r AIDES CLOTH. good and chean. pntton
| ! Trimming new article at
he' Il l.. BIO" n JRS.
C0EN SHELTERS. Horse anil hand ,o,vor
u nn n'r 10 'h'llvfS' Tor sale ny IL :. SITES
Hoe, ~,
4 posiis the old B" y. and 5"rs, .'' by Up
nr,s!i6 EcttIe. inst ,eo.f,.o., mud ,.u so}o
WI ,rthn EIttnS sfoy,. n ','.' 'I',' ''' S'''
Sept. st ALIkIlGE * Co.
-,,rDr,urop ,Y,, -
- ~ u, "" ht'"tI1i ana ii'fI'h at the
WI ,I,f,T.Vn
Yw-kTFp PROOF ROOFS Good arti.l,
w Wderfroof Boots for sale, at
Oct. 81. L. BROWN, Jr's.
oyrR COATs-1orr. s,oc,, owe, coats
st,r, nn,,,I $50 + ',,~N " " ~'''S'
E. BROWN, Jrs.
c,rTrrNI, OrF cnOrs ,ro No. CEN,
~ tllb>ilt inc OI'l HiIk. III CITY prices
come and see. WIN, MuCLELLAND.
r,rrrn,1r. --,For ,,ro hu
WI I,.c 10 IT : srTTrS
" A'
j Wa TongERr.
c,urrr p,rUs. -rorr,u-;o,.. f,;.ro,.o,,, go.
rnn. G Pn cbS 1ng az 0w yS ana sur
vrEAvy c,o,h. Eor..r. 49,, ro.,, c,,...,o J..
IL V,I 'rni,Df,It,r y
EjLhh 'iuaf vinegar, ior sac ny
d. io'"L"f
TESIMOT ~ SEED, for sale bv
4 ii. s. Sites.
W r,,-,,..r c.. p,...,
s,ls Nv ~ II. s sTiTTs W.
~ = '''o'
CL0FuINf READY.MADE. -Rusincss Coats
y for men and boys, very cheap. Just from the
city I"r sa'e at T. BROW ~ Jrs.
M ERlMAo cALlCoES "A large supply of
w those fast eoiors, Merimae C;coes in st..r.
"o" at d. bNo" ~ "is'
INNGLISu PRINTS. -Bcautiful and good Mt
~ L. BROWN. Jr's.
T,rrsc1rrn M.,,;n .h.or.r,t,, o,.o =.
ID L. BROWN. Jr's.
Pep Twill cd FLANNEL and plain Red Flannel,
IL cheap at H. BROWN, Jrs
~,rvrrFury,S FLANNEL ehirts ,rd r,
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WAN FED

WA NTED
A man with small Family who understands
n Farm ng and who will be willing to perform
aiy duties in regard to it. Recon- ~ end tons
will be required
North Last sept. 2S-tf 7. c. CATER
CHEAP Dry Goods of every variety at
~ the new Store opposite the old Bank
Tor sale by. WIN. M'CLELLAND.
G0AP.-F HARD SOAP by the box.
~ SOFT SOAP by the barrel and half-bar-
rel. For sale by H, s, SUITES.
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A C AHln.

TT tE Undersigned, having ent cred in;o
d Coz Partnership for The practice ot the
LAT II all rs various branches will give
ihsirpronpt AMI undivided attention to sash
business as may be enIrEa,< 4 10 thnfn -
Off :e opposite opposite the Court House,
whele one or both may always be found dur
ing business honrs
GEORGE EARLE.
JOHN A. J. CRE5WELL.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

ssNtSs w
AT VERY Low PRICES, AT
JOHN Y. TERRY'S
Wholesale and Retail Cloth Store,
81 " 2nl. 81. Philadelphia.
CONSISTING Of English, French, Ger
" man and American Cloths, CaSsimrrs
and DoeskinS Of the VERY BEST MAKES
Beavers, Pilots. Frts and Coatings in variety
Satincts, Kentucky Jeans, Corduroy's &c.
Also, Satin. Silk, Velvet, Val,ntia, and
Cashmere Vestings Of all kinds and styles.
also Tdil"rs Trimmings, &c. Particular at
tenion laid to the Tailor trade LIST Cloth
store IN End. ST. below Arch, east side.
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GRAFT DEPOT.
The FOUNTAIN HOTEL.

N The subscriber has taken
~ TaSssc.a that well known ..Old Stand. -
tsssS, AA in Eikton, and having ittsd M
sis.sa7z.ass House in good style and
repaired the stabling is now ready to enter.
tain the public, whoae patronage he viii be
thankful to re ceive.
apr II JB. WELLS
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DR.. WALTON'S
A NJ f Il c A N PILLS.

~ I u / il j. I / T.
NhuNG AMERICA NrCTOHOUS,--One small
L box Of Pals ear"s nine nine cases out Of a
hui drcd. No liulsrm 10 Mercury. no odor on
the breath. II" fear of detection. Two small Pi Is
doe; tus eess and harmless rs waier Full
directions are gwen. so Ihal the pa lent can cure
usslt us GER. in as with he advice Of The most
experienced surgeon. and much better than with
be d,c of one oflit,ic experience in this class
Of a. +, asses.
sW~ENT EY Nall TO ANY FART or TIRE Covy-
THY. by eLclHsiug one doh. to Dr. u. Il WALTON
No lad North Feveith street below Il ace PhiIa-
dcThia. A LIB raj discount to the Trade None
genuine vi hout the WRITTEN signature of b. Il
Walton Proprie
Ir VS. reatmc for self busc. We kness &c.
is 'ntrely fer nj from he usu i course DR. W g..
has cured hu dleis who have tried others without
benefit, The trratm. nj is certain to cure as tn.
sun is 10 rise Enclose a stamp. and address Dr.
" as above. gvrg frlI history of your c ,se
and you viii bees the day you made tie effort to
secure VII is errain--A RADICAL CURE.
Jan 80, lS53-Iy.
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NATHANIEL r. CARSON,
%Eaarm ,sccEti.t mad rp,,,-n,st

HAS opened NEW DRUG STORE n, Rock
IL Run. Port Deepest. NJ | and would respect
fully call the attention of his friends AMI the
pabhc I" his lar!e assortment Of DguGs
CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES PER-
ruMERy FANCY ARTICLES. &c. ToRAcco
sNuFf AND Clears. SPICES. Hair. Torn
AID SHAVING BRrsurs.
u Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders PROMPTLY
attended to. Nav, 9th. IL 57-iv
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RATES OF TUITION

lst Chss-SpeIiing, Reading, Writing
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic II d
Grammar. per tenn. $500.
Rad Glass; nclndipg Grammar. G,ogla-
ply, Arithmetic. Book Keeping. Mensuralion
Algebra Geometry, Nat. Philosophy. lis
tory and Botany, per tenn, $4OC.
Bird Trig"nometry, Surveying, Pc
itcal Economy, Science of Government,
Rhetoric. history OF Literature. Myiholng, 3.
Logic, geology. Meteorol, el Mtnta ard
Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology Evil
dences of Chri ,tianity and the IE,r Ian.
guage per term. $500.
Anr Of the above named hrancl es with
the Greek. French or German Langnag. ard
Literature, rertclm. Ss.G0
EXTRAS:
MUsG C on Piano or Melode"n, PEI
term. $500
Prrci Drawings or Monoctromatic, Is CO
Painting in Mater tolnrs. see
Oh Colors. SEQ
Embroidery and Needle Work. 2 90
An extra charge II 50 ccnts for each Of the
two WiDter tei]ns TO flcfray expenses Of
fuel &c, will he made on each pupil.
slaven weeks constitute one term.
No leiuciion for less than weeks lo,s
time. GEO r, HOWARD. President.
y. A. ELLIS. Secretary.
spee,nbcr s, lsoG--tf
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BEEF! BEEF!! sss.hE!!!

'HJiE Subscriber has opened u STALL next
E door to Ills Flour snd Feed Stora, for
the sale OF Fresh beef, which be will keen
always on hand oil first rate quality. in qnan.
titles TO snil Customers. All who want ffesr
RATE STEAK Or ROAST viii please give him
'acah. VIM. r. GILES.
Cat. 8l-tf.
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ID ENTIS

ID ENLIST.
NEWARK, DEL.--As many asrso2s are not
Navarro Of the time nee ssary to pcrfa IN --ays>
perfect oper ton. il, the Dent / art thin sSsfTfIS
1t hnt jus ice /, those at t distance who may con.
tempt to Wis ting ms rs we'll IS to mys ii to t,us
publicly suggest to such the pr1prrty Of rlnely
informing me By mail or otherw se to that eiTe.t.
1 request this as favor oe especially Sh"re he
epeT atons required are OF .uth q nat.re n o
Ienler them necessary lengthy as sut;i .;eat
time can then be 20 rived for .uah spec al case.
md thereby prevent disappointment
h. W. HAIEES. D. n. =.
Jaly II, '57-ly* Nowrk, Del
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ALEXANDER E2yags.

A TPOR NET AT LAW May be tuunj
"a Il: the Office to which he has lately re
moved, opposite the store ot VIM. Torhe,t
ESD; III the building recently occupied Il,
the f"st Once: or at the Office adjoining hi,
residence, E,kton, Maryland.
April -, lSil--tf.
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Gurns.
ROBERT LJ1I;J II,
(sucoEssoR ofIuhN LrM,i

(euCoEss Of JOHN i.rMsDfSN
Grocer ~ Critanss vi a rae cAalt,
No. il, casap,.Ia, (two doors from Pratt Ut
BAL'rIAIDRE.
CEtLS all Kinds OF Grain AMI Country
~ Prodnuv on Commission. and Keeps a
rener&i assortment OF Groceries always on
hand.
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fO.iNin1tctl.
WATCaES, JEWELnY
AND
sEN.Ts;Es WARE.

-.
T@. IRA FERRIS i SON .CoGSEh or F0CRrs
n'' ,' , v n. VI -. "t; ''s's
:, ". ~" -, ~ - sif io,t ~ INV
fj ~ $50, 81 -, - a. 49, " 80 ~
-, 'u,n ~ ,,'o a'' - i..it Nv
-, ,,",,.l .n,.is,,,t 'r, ft.
articles.
ENGLISN WATCHES IN Cola Vi Silver Casost
EicLarl Wis Chronoineter watches s,le
Agency
Vim, CooreI.s i.,,,,lex ara Lever watcb..
Nj, j Tobias Cos liverpool Watches
Jos johnson do. do ,Gtde
pfssSiE Tor Lsl
VI N. Robinson 40 do
JOSH. u o1mic.d 90. d.. (EHtl say
d!'e. b"ercrs.'
.."Sh. Pelrb'rt"hs do do,
JoStph He"iIi DO do, Halfway
l'he-hr"ntI%)
JEo' lethsTE d 20 s DO. do.
FINE Swiss WATCHES
I,ro, l,,r......, ,l..,,, ,,i ..,,.,....
t'"irr %";.eya 'h'pH'me-e.s
a. t"i' 'Hroeva '.-tef III. - p mes very uGc.}
arGr'pu Constantine t'ie'a. very h"ci
'a'G's I""Ff"l.!er ueM"rA
-, i''hey IrF'"'.
'@''l, 80. -. - No.
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REMOVAL

WM. j. JONES has removed his Law
w 0fnce tn tn. first stu,y Of Tie Crci,
wing buiidlng where he may always lie
ionnl readyto i've prompt attention to al
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.
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iIsSitiunl.
slNIS' FAMILY MGDlCIVES.


SzA.AS> AAkkAs Ma.AiIESESs
Or. J.. Sinn-' Cough Syrup.
rTNliiS SYRUP has prnF d a sovcrs gu remedy
{ Ia III Faciiors of Fhc }ralst and Lunss in
Coughs. Colds Whoopog Go sh. Group, iioars,-
| nc 5. shJrtu'ss OF Breath Pil in the iSre p I'd
Id s. ~pitting of Blood sore III roat bronchitis
and . pient p .lnouary Canslm ption; together
with Every silment incident 20 he BE - 4 Lungs
tEiik meet of the prspar tons matle for dis
eases of the reas and Lungs. this Syrup steadily
gains in public favor; We h snown il 10 relieve
nj care 20 he utter lstcnishincnt Of he p ii ont
thUs confirming its Gtiiy in the dis asses for which
is in ended 1t is pleasant 10 the taste. and eff
fectu i n iis operation; ,f,rdng relef in or 3
doses and pcgf0rni ing \ cue with rap d!ty hjth
crto unkuOwa in the Annals Of med cii G. if care
e be riicc Ell at al Containing 40 d.eterous
INSTANCES its administration is safe under all cir
| eLns,nnces
Or. j. SEmms' White Imminent,
For all he purposes Of an Etteraot Remedy.
Ibis Lin .nGut ia emincnt,y va.u tble in Rheu-
lnatism. Neuralgia. Y lsy. Sore lhroataHd Munlps
ii is uIeqrHilcd, Gout. Numbness OF tho Limbs
StiR ess OF the JOINS Doth che. Swe liugs Frost
oil r ,t, Spraijls Bruises. Burns aud Scads Charp
ed Na,lda and Pains OF every character. We need
not ocnG!rlt fur her on this Invaluable LiLiEe t
tn n t. say il is highly appreciated external
remedy wherever II is Used; in ct it sscms
tbi!al Itself at one We Therefore pl cc il at thu
dlsloSal Of the afflicted in this vicinity. having the
mos confidence IN its utility for Diseases reluir
ing AZ external nplica ion.
Dr. j. Simns' Cholera Syrup.
THIS Syrup is undoubtedly the best remedy
known foT l'ysentery and biarrhGl in all Their
various forms; Cramps. Cole. Cholera Morbas
Pains in the stomach and Bowe.s Cramps and
sickness In the stomach, Cholera luiantum aud
The Summer diseases of Children. 1t is excellent
in Nebii Y. enkncss Relaxation. an. Chronic
diseases AFT, citing the stomach and Bowels and is
pleasant 10 he taste well electual In its ope-
ratious. This syrup contains no deeterinus sub.
stances. either mineral or vegetable; it is there.
fore safe under al circumstances.
For many ye rs tbs proprie,prs have usel these
remedies IN private pra.tice with tho almost sue
cess.
CATION Please ohseryc tho written signature
of the inventor liked to The wrapper OF every
botllG thus;J SlNMs, NJ b.. none o her is genuine.
Try these remcdie. ence and you will never BE-
wi bout hem.
liberal discount allowed the trade Orders
promptly forwarded. Prepared only by
DIR. j, olMM- & son,
IN rad Ki"g SIS, Elimination. Del.
II sold by Dr. II. H. Mitch II. Elkton; y.
Barton nover ;. s. HInce Baltimore; ind by
dealers generally. may Gn.&
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RENOV A T .

y WILSON has removed from his oil
h "a stand to the ''Bazlar," opposite Vim
Inrnert Store, where he is fitted up in style
Elkton March, lit.
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HiEAPER han any yct received nj the new
~ store opposite the old bank splendid a sort
nient o. boote and shoes also n excellent ssort-
10 mt OF gum shoes, and will be 50 d very low by
Lee IL WIN. McCLELLAND JR.