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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-06-04
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Ma LILLIAN w. DUNGAN, CO1H-
wv MISSION MERCHANT, and
dealefin every description of FERTILIZERS,
offers for sale =
PERUVIAN GUANO, No. /, furnished
at Government prices, the ton of 224O lbs,
delivered either from ship, Warehouse at the
Point, or at my Warehouse up town, on terms
advantageous TO consumers; also, MEXICAN
GUANOS, White and Brown, A. A., selected
from Cargos rich in phosphates.
COLOMBIAN GUAN0, the ''Ne Plus Ultra"
Of Phosphate Guano.
ode BURG'S'' SUPER PHOSPHATE.
RHODES" SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME, from Formula of State Chemist
Also, PLASTER, BONE DUST, ami every
known Fertilizer, which can be had in lots to
suit, and at the Lowest Market Prices.
.EsJ- Will attend faithfully and punctually
to the SALE OF WHEAT, CORN and PRO-
DUCE generally, and to the Purchase of Goods
Of any kind, including Farm-Stores, Agricul-
tural Implements, Seeds, &c. Address
WIN. W. DUNCAN,
No 90 $. Charles Street. Baltimore, Nd
gsS- All orders left with WIZ. BRADDocK,
Rockville, Md, will be punctually attended
to. feb. 2O--tf.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-06-04
REMOVAL AND ENLARGEMENT.
SAMUEL HUNT,

ut0HuidCtuECE VI SAODLh1Ss E1ARs
NESS, TRUNKS, &c.
No. 202 Baltimore 81. betueen 81. Paul
and Charles SIS, BALTIMORE.
4 HAVE removed to the spacious Store, No.
Il 202 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, but a
short distance from my former place of bust
ness, where am extensively engaged in the
manufacture Of IRA YELLING TRUNKS, of
every description of a superior quality IRA
YELLING BAG LADIES' NAT BOZ
rs, PALLSES &C.; SADDLES, BRLDLES
H1RNESS, &c. Of every description, made of
the very best materials and in the most work
man-like styles.
Constantly on hand a large stock of Whips,
Spurs, Drinking Flasks, Buckskin Gauntlets,
and Chamois Skins, Buffalo Robes Fly Nets,
&c. &C.; all ofwhich will be seldom the most ac-
commodAting terms.
HUNTS PATENT LIFE RESER v
ING HiRNESS, kept constantly on hand,
or made TO order at short notice. feb 30
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-06-04

STuB-ToED BooTs.-A certain party,
whose names it is unnecessary to men,
ton, were camped out west, near the
Dos Moines Improvement They had a
large tent fittod up very comfortably,
and the Hoosiers about there were in the
habit of frequently dropping in and ma
king themselves perfectly at home. One
afternoon, one of the party, c., was sit
ting straddle of trunk, with a glass
before him, shaving, and pair Of stub
tocd boots sitting on the trunk before
him-not such stubs as the fancy used to
woar-but different in every way. You
may form some idea Of their shape, by
the doctor saying, that the shoemaker
who made them was too poor to buy a
last, and therefore must have made them
over his lapstonc. G. had not been en-
gagged over five minutes, when in comes
one of the Hoosiors, very leisurely taking
a seat, and commenced taking a good
survey. After cndeavoring to draw out
one or two of the party, and finding it
mo 60" his gaze at length rested on
our friend C.'s shoes. Thinking he had
a good subject for discoursing on, he said
:" say, stranger, how did the toes Of
them ar (pointing to the shoes) ever git
drawed up so2''
G. got up and looked at him minute,
and then, in a rather unpleasant tone Of
voice, said:
:" Sir, drove the toes Of those shoes,
as you see, by kicking men out of this
tent for asking impudent questions"
The fellow did not stay great while
after that, but moved out with his face to
G., with his eyes fixed firmly on the stub
too1 boots.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

Hon. Galusha a. Grew, the Republican
ab Leader In the A1O0sos
The following brief biographical sketch Of
Hon. Galusha a. Grow, Of Pennsylvania, the
man Who knocked Keitt down, i from the col
umns Of the Boston Bee, to which il vas com-
munieated BY one who knew him we'll !;
Mr. Grow, VINO represents Wilmot's district
ID Pennsylvania, was born in Windham county,
| Connecticut. He was left fatherless 1t three
years Of age. His mother, ! vidow with six
children, the eldest seventeen years, and the
| youngest but three months, was left with prop
erty barely sufAcient 70 pay the debts Of the
estate. When ten years old, his mother left
Connecticut to seek new home in the west,
and located in Northern Pennsylvania. His
reading prcmpted desire for liberal educa--
tion, and his eldest brothers, observing the
rapid Improvement be made, unaided BY any
tutor, resolved 70 CRAFTY bic ambition, and &C.
cordingly sent HIM 70 school. Atseventeen be
entered The Freedman class at Amherst college,
being poorly fisted, though i vas . good =
\ he graduated with high honors, and being g.
kne eaiedged by biz fellow students % hs ono of
| The beat debaters and extemporAneous speakers
ID college. a8 III. 81
During III senior year in college, be made biz
dfsE political speech, q : meeting in Amherst.
4aaG, which Was the 1rSt Democratic maea
iubeetSne ever held In The toWn. On ggaduating.
1 talkef bis return home, De continued 70 take an
active part il the canvass for Polk and Dallas.
/ ID ls49 ha was admitted 70 tho har. ID The
isummer of 1850, the democratic convention ol
his Oonnty nominated him nnanimouely for the
1 fLAtsslasure, which hs+docliued. II he full q
Il lid AmA year ~ ~ ffss elected % Congress
4 b3 ! 71ingnlaf accident in polisics Tho demo
! ~ ~ 49,, - - -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23


=. A..WasAiDgton letter writer closes his epissls
bling bells, least il should be said shat a a.
.scAing ehe privileges Of shs Representatives. Of
= Southern Senator rsnasked yesterday shat
the Republicans had gained lhs 6rss battle,
since they drew the frst blood (Keitts) and
gos ehs 6sss scalp.-T BaFksdals's ~. aa.I tas Ia
DlALoouE IN scnooL Hoosr. r.-Seaoos ssss.
Ter (sAo y gisiag isssoNs - KeigAslsys Lyskolo-
~ )-Jupiter and Juno were husband and wife.
- you ail know, my childrsA4 Bss Jsno oncs
had llisle boy called Mans, of whom Jupiter
could not claim the paternity. Now, my chill.
dren, WY was be called xAEas Don't al speak
as once.
S~aA 6oy (etsy .s.se ssg;satisN l-BscAuss
ne was none Of pas. .:..ssa 'sss,'s ''.s q ".
MrA Nncoln has bees fososons months %.
tanning money and sympaahy fFom - bsaevo-
lent % New YOrk, upeo The pssteneo of suseain-
ing home for uofostuAaee andpAisiendlss t.
uaslea 6Ae sas asfeseed on psie1y-&Ao charge
against hss ostng tAas nnaes ~ eloak q char
~ she Aas bssa mainsaiainG hssos q psosss-
tutios. Ihe names u maay = sAe bsss cisissns
q .he mssroPsss sppsar = ssessssiea With ~
s"fhs tfadesman Who doe not adver,i,s No.
man WHO has ! iantsfo. 6pt z a. etinry .
buy candle" FHel'sss ,sss
The LouisvilIe Journal inelinss - think ~
| abovs ~ happiess comparisss y iths lAseuags.
"A Young woman In Christianity, Kentucky,
ST mAFsied. bad baby loas- her father.
nothsr siase aDd hssbAad, and married asAin
AL lsitkiA tArss sseNtAsl W.. dont know
how - AaSy 80 sscesnssd r., bue prssume
the sAAfrisgs ssssiaease sas dAlsd hAck.
MAnaiEp. .-On shs tvsoiAg u ~ lOsh. q tAe
Nchaylet asansien n Albany, ~ ~ Rev. Dss
Hague. The Hon. NillaFd ptalunoses 81. Rysuido11
Of the q. q, md Nh. OnselI1o q. 0slneseA, -
that ~. sss 4lisass aai Anftaisst ~
LossEvisY.--1fIts eld>ss a.rsj5a rSabls nv
~ spp1ceea M ~ NJ. GI1U1S le1d III We.
is1d7 years Old, lxkt shsy NV Vi = IA =
ysass.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

lls5ss u Fss sfs5 4 SSss4Ag3 80 y :
|, Ma HDssoa.-I vrsels - lsst 49, rAsa
lDrsniseAto - yss issopy - asssriisa
hnssech - he Kanssad qsejjsloa.l cDdt "
~ shas yes lhave psblid y 4 seii Y lsks als. Y
liberty ~ aeaA ysa soas ethess pkieb 1hpJ
| win reachtos. . istssdlslss 1tsslu
= sssd sysa mel spsscAss md psblts dde,
nen6 q nay appeAf il psiak 4a - 'fF !. y
I'd - ehtei sepie.of coaVseanaise - sysssens
- ssssns ssnnsi lssceapssa~ Isssss e 0ss
Wiss. Y ", of ISar sslu,ans, addttssed u IN
nefiias A PhilndelpAia a. lleedsy sisAs. " a I,
He sAkss . sssry patnt = shsPrssidznts
neaaAes and reiterates the ssntlme1ss ara -
tsiaes advocated In his recent famous letterg u
~ eaehems u Tsmmsny Hall. New i IL,
mama e Heaven what does be mean! Has hs
@ eye e The succsasioa il ie0ee Hs has. y
vod kao~s jas bsta deesa.ed soe he ssosse,
and i nay - tAas sis i ! III tse shs Rsp,sbli,
osn asninaaioA for The nszs Presidency. Nsy.
lassh nss.s sssssssss sthsags ssaa shas Aays NJ,
pened. si - q d, 4 arass7s-
I skssfa Henry 4. Wiss, naa vhe has bonsd
~ points efssAs Rslisical ssnpass, sosssn r.
pao'leaa Gssd q u Z Ayssas uhat - " coning u.
tirss : Jaceses s4psrak sAea jscksen's aost
bitter essayt thta sagAig wae pvs ~ ssa-
ossbss toasspiaEbs Bnion q ~ WAix,. for the
eake q The ppie;., Then > Tyler nan and
eesef q he .Nsspasai Gaasd.s Z asaia . psns-
erat aadnesaeRegaAliess. 1hsss ass IL an
teceslsnts. sid Il 't1Sy constltGts any caaim %
me regard Mt The R4pp blican party then surely
hs oaghs 70 ~ aAaseniassisa. u s.,q ss''ia.,
hut u spsge AR ~ keraa;c (3ev,eno,,1 l.4.>- \
rerv much fS2rf tlAf ..r.~o.r.,,,,,, i. !. s,..s
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sqa Remain yours. f.i,hfa,,v. s..
es@ ais4e RAxDoIpH.
P.S-By The way must tell you story Of
I. Old Veteran Gen. Seott:- s.s
Tnt Ieves of the President on Tuesday night
" s. !."' :" '1e ''o"' s"' 1.oy
:. - =. 8. ms )" .'' .s'es.s. =
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

At Hastings Minnssota, On shs ID inssant, .
ferry boat containing four psrsons, which was
croslaa the river in . channel cns 10 the ice,
was drawn By the current against shs Ice On
the lever sids, where il was cApsiyed. and its
occupants pescipieassd andsr The ice and
/ sHoAx AsA5s.: Charley Skinner has rstsrnsd
hems again from nem0ine, with hls s'busses.
Qharaey sAyS thas ~tile The Senatorial psoblsa
was being worked out, hereceived ! most libe
ral pStf6nage, but no sooner had 0ev. Grimes
received The once than II dropped a. C6assoy
aEtnbases Il % ehe Senator elect walaiag fso0
the cspis0l one muddy day after Oh things wese
consslssiatsd, which bad psscsdeAs was siatshfsi-
n folIo6Sd Up ~ ndmercus iesses mossals. IN
a's nahoqss fsiAans.1 i
nAsaaR 0sp.-.A lewyef naned Percy haa
esed Wsed, u he Albany Gvening Jopsnpl
1 ~ 4 MI pqbhahed eleven yssFs aeo- Ferry
- jypG hsspn q Rss mad abeatil y 9
AsorhsA GaArryrlro s5sn % Dssssa flNna,
4ChiCkosspx & Co., ~ veil knavn p1ano forts
,1Aasl l1usassrs of Rsssaa. pald ~ Aboes 49,
00O tatNoc we4asnena - Glsls1ay aa1 nS01Ay.
iIsij<S9 13ssllSclse eshdt BspAsndIss taassAsll
wjsamea sxercissd seneroas spirit of -.
eonmodasioa. They are now rscsivipg gen'
sroes sswasd.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

IA correspondent writes us from Omaha
Cay, Feb. 3: Weather cold and river closed:
ice not bard enough, however, TO bear teams.
No moaey in the country. Provisions, how
ever, plenty and cheap. Flour extra 49,
ordinary esaes.s0. oesn- sOssS, oats s5a40, bat
ter 30, eggs 49, n as.s'a57 sa'4t 81 49s9
Nebraska Money current: Bank Of Nebraska. ..
Bank Of Tskama. Bank Of Do Soto and sBAsk Of
Dakotah. Throunl out Platte Valley and Flor
anNn s8g i;o,t FtssfI -. .sll a.l Hstr So si88i
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

tB- The 4thiesiar season has eommenced,
and, il the basineas is mot speedily stopped. il
will 10 carried 70 quite an extent. Small dep.
redations are frequent and larger ones are plan
ned. An attempt vss made yesterday 70 poi
son . dog bslsAghg 70 Wholesale houss on
Main street.. probably with view Of enter
ing the store.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

eHghty-ssvsn sacks Of mail matter vere
FscSiysd q The Poss Oalce yesssrday. lasss
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

eB A msp,, Who gave his name As Alonzo
Herman, vas detected in the oct Of stealing .
vAluabls ovesceAt from Mr.. Herschler's Cloth
ing store, On Tuesday evening. He ran down
the street in fne style, but was soon overhauled
By NJ. H., who held him until Marshal Win
ton came n sAs spot and arrested him. He
was saken before Asq. Harris, who sent him
70 jail to await ths action Of the grand jury.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

An AFRICAN PRINCEss At THE RoYAL WE'D
DING.-Queen Victoria invited Sarah Bonetsa,
an African Princess, boarding q Chatham, to
the wedding Of the princess aud sent her dresses
suitable for the occasion. She could hardly have
reflected on the serious offence which this exam
pie Of royal NEGRO worship" would give on this
aide Of the Atlantic.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

~ Two Celss made very strenuous efforts
to get into 6sht on the Levee, for which
admirable amusement they were txken before
Esq. Harris and 6ned.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

wWs are right glad to zee that some Of our
citizene are clearing The roofs Of their house
from The heavy wsighsof snow upon them; but
We feel slisAs dispositien to 6nd faux with
them for throvinG the SNOW ON the sidewalk,
without regard q the heads Of pedestrians in
transitn. We hope . ketle care will be taken %
throw the sadk outside the eustera sa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

PolICs Rs4uag.-0liver Herman sent mp for
theft Of coat frem Clothing Store Of 8 Hersh-
ief. 80. ~. q
John xsLeaeAlia sfaed q for IN ssaaalt
J. D. Weeasa Aaed 1S for assaslt and 6at-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

4 The Cleveland Rssald says the s.Paulding Go.
Hyens" did nos6scaps to the woods afser ali--
Ia fact there ~ 30 hyena, and no Jacob Pof-
fsngar Or ltsle boy Injured b. the ferocious
brute, aad ths graveyard st Paulding rsmains
Fundisssrbad. 9bs whole story turns out % b
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

A letter from Kansas says: "with one ey.
eeption, every person Who acted a. delegate
to the Calhoan OouseatioD, hes left the TeEsi-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

:
+ y DM MolsHs, Feb. -, ~, ri
HousE.--1he HoveA lpeatmost of this morn
lags session on the bill for forsclosing mogtg
! - II ~ Disssies OodA sStsspeFtsN baet ftar
the Oopnitssh Who aRek aoss dpsds y ,seas'
and nostsasss sssas)niaG sxelieis psvsss y
| I'll, bat H. Hsass ID inss 1vensss y No.
aMeao9eos& gah
The bill paassd. yse4 - ssyas Y. ,ianss !
III ~. ThsmpsoD, Of yoar city, opposed the bill
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- = a. graaaf y ~ 49, II Il = js.i n,
fstas q sbsslse ~ = = W ~ nesas = assss
IN. Gaass sotsA iee - ssw ssf.sss&ssi !.
L.qA ~ asiag - sins sfCosss q L. Cs1nts
/, / asi = - ~ ~ y o.. X uags =.
{peagb sppDDrla1 = - lA4as o1opeo -
4 llssussns szpsssss sf ~ 0sete Hsellsall1sy
~ 1cgjtaf Nv n y. Il Il s ~ n
u u - ID lI9. 1 IN. y .1osnge q
u - epgb GgNlsSosAN - NkA1sD -
lssepss1 - ~ Jedisiesy Osn. tisi'tt,sss
4 AlopGhsAaAs sta1xf - ~ - sDA
- = lzzes&;;.'a - - ss..i - ~ y
y.s1ail1 | . y J = = i;a.1l.sagss ss''' g
al.s 4sC aless1f fss1I
~ nnsovsl u G. te y
- = Dno1s 49, ~ = NV, ~ ~ & y ~ IGai -
III - pa1.s
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vi 0ss~ 81 sei{ss.s j kgssBgyg .sasN haa ~ II
H. zlsS-ss ~ 0AD. ~ -
sisja bsll sztsa1Isg ~ sns q nsshaais
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

land PlaiDdeaer 10 to be removed, in spite OF his
caving In On Lscomptoi.
| Hartford, Feb. l6.
| A FIRE broke out in the North Middle School
House, in this city, to-day. Tie fire was first
discovered coming up through the floor. No
great damage vas done. and no one was hurt,
though the panic vas great.
| New York, Feb ls.
4 The funeral Of Geo.. A.. Simonson, who vas
murdered on Saturday, Was atiended this even
/ ing BY m immense concourse Of ci,izena in.
4 clnding large numbers Of the Sons Of Malta.
Previous 70 the funeral services At least three
thousand psrsOns visited the lite residencs oi
the deceased. lts s4ssa
St. Louis, Feb. l8.
Late advices from Kansas st .ee that . party
Of Lane's men had visited WeMport, No, Ia
ssarch ef NJ. Danfosth, member Of the L.
compton Convention. ii The NissOurians made
no reNistance. 5..s5 i8ts.4s ss
Sitter the Democratic repr rssentative from
tLeavenw0sth county, y recovcsng from thu
wound received ~ the late at,smpt TO murdsi
him. t6Ff islss4 @
Il The grocery Of Pat. Mclaughlin. who killed
j Collins q Doniphan : yaar OF two ago, wai
broken open during his absence few night'
slhee. and IT. contents burncd in The sireets.
~ A stirmish y said 20. have taken place at -
0cotG No particulars given.
| Gov. Denvsr has refused 70 send troops there
II Troy, Feb. 10.
| The body az a Irishman named O'Brien ~
found on shs road nsar Van Buskirk's Bridge
Washieatea county, shis meraing. lie had sv
IfdentDv heen beeaen, 70 death. probably SON,
1 dine during he night. Martin Wallace, anoth
81 lrishman, has been arrested - the murderss
1.-The sasa Sf fttsenl dollasa known to have bseI
LIMO 'Rsisa'a poassasiens vas found upon Wallaea
ns .4ss II aa.48 .#sxs Do1ton, Feb. II.
~ II o'clock last night 6re broke ous in M
~. Union a.. which Vas nearly destroyed, %
i eoGker With NOV 20 and ~. snd also suaal
huildine ID The rear. A hrg earlier ID the eve
Il niAe d2sst0yS No. ~. nAnovss - ADsa
Itho7 6snsop ~ shssAnl1lna Nese W0A 4
u kD1rhsa. hssdve0 NnflheAA iEaanhestn %
stoves, 3 Morandi sheet irOa u0ske1l
Aaount of loas trom Is 70 10000 dollars.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

la si9s@r 41h Ann Hosbes, Mieh, Feb. IT,
The dwelling-house Of L. McDevits was do.
stroycd by hre about halfpsss 8 o'clock this
evening-Oonsents mostly saved.LIOss swill
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

new York, req. To-
The buildings Nos. ~ and A., Fulton st.,
Brooklyn, occupied BY various parties. the up
per portions by boarders and families, we're
burned this morning, and Nos. 40 and As we're
somewhat injured. AMr. Cook and his wife
we're badly injured-ths latter probably fatally.
Loss about &S5, 600. - "A.
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Farmers Depot Il Plaster Mills.

Cor. iork .Arcnue ah CaNoWhM Street,
PHILADELPHIA We offer q large stock
OF Chemical MmuIcS and Fertilizers at low
prices and warranted to be genuine. Among
which will he found:
1000 tons No. Government Peruvian Guuno
1000 tons De Burg No. super Phosphate Of
Lime.
The above standard articles are each of their
kind the best in the world. Our Land Plaster
nlaEutacurcd from selected stone. is celebrated
throughout the | nom for its purity and strength
WE INVITE ORDERS FOR
j" Eurg's No. super Phosphate of Lime
No Government Peruvian ,;uamo
Frcncn : Improved Super losp hatc Of Lime
Frcnch's Philadelphia pou'rette
No. ! Phosphate Gutno (phiad'a Co'S)
Mexican Guano. "a.
Extra Land Plaster. Ordinary Land Plaster
Chemical Bone. Pure Bone Dust
Fish ,iuauo Ground Charcoal
10000 Barrels Land Plaster
1000 " Casting Plaster.
10000 " Hydraulic Cement
1910 - True Roman Cement.
1000 9 Portland tI!nslish) Cement
ALSO =
Dentists Plaster. Pow II Anth. Coal lin bbs)
Stereotype Plaster. Pow'd Bit. Coal. lin bbIs)
Glass Makers Plaster Grd Brown stone,
Gromld Soap stone White Sand
Ground White Marble Grid Bricks for Painters
GEOnd Blue Marble, Chemical Bone Dust
FRENCH. RICHARDS 4 CO.,
Steam Mills and Farmers Depot
Cor. York avenue and Callowhill street
March "a. lS3o~-2m. Philadelphia.
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10 Merchants traders s. Others
A LII persons and bodies, corporate and
L 4 polite, in Cecil county, who are or shall
I've exercising or pursuing any business, or
be doing an act or thing, or shall in the use
or occupation "i amy house or place for any
purpose, for which a license is made nrerS-
NarH by m Act Of the General Assembly of
Maryland, passed at December Session 1877 =,
Chapter III, and the several Supplements
thereto, arc hereby warned to obtain u Lii
cchsc, or renew the Sainr, before the
!";h Day Of HHy, ensuing.
under the penalties prescribed in said Act of
Assembly and Of the several supplements
thereto for every iEtriGton of said la~s.--
by an Act passed at tIc recent Legislature
aIl pcrsols rcquirug licenses viii have to
apply for Them IN person, us the Inv requires
the applicants to state On oath the amount of
gouds. &C., The have OF expect to keep on
hand At the principal seasons Of sale, before
thc license San be- issued
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
April 10. lSJ5-lm Sheriff.
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SPRING SS'Ps1aEE:S.

SQn YARDS best maxi wht.c ground Eng.
cOolish + riuts; 900 - haautilul Ginghalns
VIII he sold at u. cents; i.0uj vaid. good style
Prints Ct cts. worth S cts 100 yards printed
brilliant ~ cts worth Is cts; SUo yards Crash nj
u cts worth 10 ci, have determined to sell lot
of hcancs for II! cts worth Is cts; beautiful
Cha DcIaines for 20 cts, usual price i - ats; II
d"2 linen combric Handkerchief, i els bargains
My sock of Ladies' Dress Guyls. and Cassimcrs
for men or boys Ware. is iul! and complete and
at prices much lower than have boon able to
offer them before. Prices made iuH aud 1.-The Gus
tom of cash and puuctuai custGMers-iS solicited at
the old stand of IbhtND BROWN JR.
April 10, 1885,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

MILL FOR RENT.
TgNllE subscriber offers for Rent the ROCK
q RUN MiLL PHOP ERTY, situated on
the Tide Water canal. about five miles above
illvrc- dc Grace. Tic Mill runs two pair of
bulrs. There are TWO D " f. Ill y G.
HOUSES, Warc-l House, Store House. and
WharvcS on the canal belonging to the pro-
perry, all Of which will be rented together, or
in parcels to suit.
HENRY W. ARCHER. Atty,
Bcl-Air, Hartford county.
March, 90, 1&jS--lm.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES

Many diseases that ailct humanity are inherited
us heir looms from the diseased ho1ic, Of s.kly
sircS Scroiua. Consumption. Syphilis aud Fits,
are among the most common of constitutions 4
iiSeaS"s. Now, We carc not how many generations
the seeds of these diseases may have been establish
St III the systesl, corrupting he blooi-RADwAY' !
hENoNATiNG RrSoLyENT will eradicate from tho
bodies Of the atctc'! every particle Of diseased
deposits and nj! the Veins with new, pure and
healthy blood ' 800 $780,