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l3EMOVAL!
FnAtle, rustic. clear the way,
We m2''e, you move, they move to-day :;
IDts pans and kettles rafting,
Elillron Scannllinr. ,,.n.,,a,, 4.,I.l:

Children squalling. women tattling
Such was not the when the subscriber
removed his CLOTHING STORE to the room in
the basement of the Howard House. lie deems it
necessary, however to inform his friends patrons
and the public generally that he has Row on hand
an extensive and superior lot of CLOTHING of
all kinds, which he will sell at reduced prices, at
Nc q next door to the Post Office.
AS the time approaches for the meeting of the
Charleston Baltimore and Chicago conventions he
hopes that the several delegates and visitors there
10 will give him a call, before purchasing their
outfit elsewhere.
The people of Cecil county will find it to tn cir
advantage to purchase whatever Clothing they
may want at LEVI d. LEFFMANN'S Cheap
tlnthing Store, No. 2, next door the Post Office
W Large assortment Of WATCHES and
JEWELki. HATS, CAPS, and Gentemen's Furn-
i-hing Goods. April Ia, 1860
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TIMBER FOR TIE Holy LAND.-A firm of
Savannah, Ga. has received an order for two
hundred thousand feet of lumber, which is to
be shipped to Bey.ut, in SYRIA. Portions Of
the cargo is SAID 10 BE- Intended for Jerusa lem
and Damascus.
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COMPLIMENTARY TO JUDGE BoND.--The
energy and administrative ability of Judge
Bond received a signal compliment on Saur-
day, conveyed in the statement of Frederick
Pinckney. Esq, that the docket of Saturday
cases, which, under the loose administration
of the late Judge had become ii was thought,
hopelessly crowded, was entirely clear for the
first time in twenty years, every case having
been disposed Of
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0DTberc is yet no news of the great
" fighting" match between Sayers and Heenan.
The last accounts state that Heenan had been
arrested and bound over to keep the peace
But it was thought the fight would ncverthe.
less take place on the day designated. Hec.
nan has been logged almost to death by the
English authorities, while Sayers has been
entirely unmolested. We have no sympathy
with either of the miserable creatures. but
think the treatment Ieenan has received in
this respect IS decidedly shabby.
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COUNTERFEIT COLD DOLLARS. Quite a
number of counterfeit gold dollars are IN cir
culahon. They can readily be detected by
the absence of the word Liberty" which is
on the genuine in small letters onthe Indians
head dress.
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LFThe Pennsylvania State Convention Of
the Constitutional Union Party, held at Lam
caster, on the a inst, following the course
of our own State Convention at Baltimore in
expressing no preference for candidates for the
PRESIDENCY, but the evident feeling there, as
in Baltimore, indicated in both conventions
in the same manner, viz: by resolutions is
for Bates, Mclean or Bell.
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DR.. N. 3. MORRISON,

CIIARLESTOWN, MD.
HAVING permanently located in Charles
Il l. town, offers his Professional Services
to the citizens Of that town and its vicinity.
gS~lle will be found at all times, unless
professional engaged, at his office.
OFFICIAL the 6: Cecil House,
Anril 81. lSG0-3m.
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G-Any of our farmers who wish to
purchase Agricultural Implements will find,
by consulting our advertising columns, the
places to get them of the best kind, and at the
lowest prices.
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Tuesday last, in accordance with
the recommendation Of the Philadelphia Con-
ference, was observed by the members of the
NJ. E. Church here, as day of prayer in
behalf Of the Genera Conference which meets
in May. Services were held in the Church.
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A CoEvENTIoG BRoaEN Up BY Row DIES -
Baltimore on Thursday last, was entered by
Rowdies and completely broken up. This is
the first instance, as far as we can learn in
which Convention was ever iutcrfcred with
in that city by outsiders. On Saturday last,
The New Police COMMISSIONERS, created ty
the late Legislature, loo; the entire control Of
The order Of The city, and this is the way things
have commenced; for by the report in that
foul mouthcd sheet, the Republican,, we learn
that no arrests were made, although Police
OFFlCERs WERE IN THE ROOM. The same
paper says the dislurbeTs were well diess-
ed, and " respectable" men. Gamblers and
thieves are usually well dressed; their respcc.
liability is fully demonstrated by their actions.
70 those who are conversant with the charac-
ter and doings Of locolocos, the fact that these
men were not arrested is very plain hcy per-
mt Ike rorjl'es to do as they please, IN order 10
get tieir assistance /; this is the whole secret
They always have had the worse part of them,
and now that they have the control of the
Police they will permit the other part to do
as they please. We understand that it has
even been boastingly said in this town that
the plugs" have gone ovcr.to the democrats.
No man but dcspot will deny that all
men have a right to entertain and express
their opinions, while IN so doing they do no
injury to the welfare of society. And f these
well dressed" and " wealthy and . respec-
table" men wanted to express their disuppro-
baton Of the doings of this Convention, they
should have done so in g Town Meeting, " for
which Baltimore is somewhat famous) or in
some other gentlemanly way. But their
course tells its own story, and shows that
they were nothing more or less than Set of
scoundrels and blackgualds.
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Spring Millinery Goods.
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

VIE undersigned Examiners. by virtue of
Il commission TO them issued by the
Comfy Commissioners of Cecil county,
under date Of March lIth, 1860. authorizing
and empowering them to view and determine
the pr"prcly Of Strengthening and widening
the public road leading from Center
school House in the 4th Election District,
to the Pennsylvania Line, hereby give notice
that they Will NEE at Center School House,
on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of May, next, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, to proceed to the discharge
OF the duty assigned them.
DAVID SCOTT, (of Jno.1
lSPEAL REYNOLDS,
JOHN SMITH,
April IS. lSG0-1m. Examiners.
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ATTENTION, FIREMAN. meeting of
the Vigilant Fire Company Of this town, will
be he Id the Court House. on Monday evening
next. at7a O'Clock. Aiuli attendance is desir-
oll.
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BELLs.-The institution of bells
is a very ancient one. In fact their origin is
not known. One authority on the subject
contends that n oah made use Of one to cal!
his men to work on the ark this, we believe,
is about as for back as any have gone. Our
thoughts have been turned to the subject OF
bells by the announcement that it is proposed
to put one on the Academy. There are now
some seven public bells-and several private
ones of smaller dmensions-in the town.
and should this one be put up, there will then
be eight. These are rung some three or four
times day each-the one on the Court House,
on an average of six times; in fact it has some
time ago become nuisance. But the one
for the Academy is needed, and we hope will
be put up for we know the scholars who go
to the Court House feel that they are consid-
erably in advance of those who go to the
Academy, in the fact that they are ca He'd to
their studies by SO large BELL while the latter
place has a very diminutive affair indeed
So let us have the bell on the Academy, and
let the &c everlasting ring Of bills " continue,
for some Of them make welcome music--par-
ticularly those that ring for dinner.
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GJTTho number of Banks in the United
States this year, as shown by the returns to
the Treasury Department, was 1862, with an
aggregate eaEital ol Slcl $50 600.
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TThere will be morning prayer
meeting held in the Presbyterian Church, on
Tomorrow Sunday at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ.
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TH OMAS KISSING
HAVlNG removed his place of business
Il a opposite the Post Office. Chesapeake
City, Md, will keep constantly on hand a
large supply Of LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS
Boots, Shoes and G Caters,
of his own manufacturing. Thankful for
past favors, he most respectfully solicits
share of the public patronage in tutEre.
April 81, lS60-3w
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y Office.

NUtfCV'
George s. Grubh, In the Circuit Court
Elizabeth =. Grub, for Cecil county In
ana others tchanccrv. April
VS.. 18th, 1860.
Hottie K. Grub, and
others.
nRDERED, That the sale made and
" reported by Alexander Evans, Trustee
III the above clnsc, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the thrticth day of June, next; pro-
vidcd a copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed at EiIiton, once a
week for one month before the twenty ninth
day of May, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be $500 90. W. IL. RICKETTS,.
True copy; test, Clerk.
w. II. RICKETTS,,
April 2s, 1SGO-1m. Clerk.
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French Burr Mill Stoues.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A FEW more active and cntcrpIising young men
I \ can find immediate employment by which
they can make from $500 to 81 900 a year. to act
agents for several new and popular works Just
published exclusively for Agents and not for sale
in book stores. We have a great number of agents
mploycd. many of whom are making from Sl5
to so per week. Those wishing to engage in this
l"nsant and profitable business will. for particu-
lars, &c, address c. l.. DERBY & CO.,
Publishers and Wholesale booksellers
April 81, 1861 5w. Sandusky City, Ohio
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GENUINE KEROSENE OIL,
uNEQuALED For

Brmiancy, Economy and Safety.
Burns full blast at a cost Of : cents per hour.
COLE AGENT for the Paragon COAL OIL
~ LAMPS and BURNERS, very superior
in every respect to the old lamps. Stand,
Parlor and Hand Lamps in great variety.
Shades, Wicks. &C.. at
Jan. II, 1850. WILLIAM TORBERT'S.
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NOT TRUE. On Friday last, the Goth, The
Sun published report saying that the Cover
nor had recognized J. Lingan Jarrett, as the
Comptroller, and that Jarret had bonded
Wednesday last, the Governor sent the follow
ing to Hon. VIM. II. Purnell, the present
Comptroller, in response to letter from that
gentleman:
ITO all whom it may concern: certify
that have rejected the bond offered by A.
l.. jarrett Esq, and that refused to admin.
lister to him the oath of Office"
ThoIAs II. Hicks.
The Frederick Examiner gives the follow
ing as the foundation for the report published
by the San:
''On inquiry, we ascertain that Mr.. Jar
rett attempted miserable trick upon the
Governor, but failed The circumstances, as
we are credibly informed were, that at the
time specified, Mr.. Jarrett, accompanied by
Justice Of the Peace, entered the Executive
Chamber, and rendering his t"nd, requested
Gov. Hicks to administer him the oath of
office, which the Governor refused to do.
reminding the claimant, that he had previously
refused 10 recognize him as Comptroller elect.
Thereupon. Mr.. jarrett turned to his compan.
ion, who drew small book. (supposed to be
the g New Testament, " from bis pocket, and
administered to him Garrett what is conjec-
tured to have been form of Oath. This eva
sion, Mr.. jarrett assumed to be compliance
with the letter of the law requiring him to
qualify "bcfore," the Governor and accor.
dinghy profftred his bond to the Secretary of
State for record. The Secretary, of course,
refused to receive the document, and after
some further parley Mr.. Jarrett picked it up
and walked off disappointed and hon.less."
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Eofal AGairs.

CHANGE OF TlME.-Tho train of cars
which passed here at o'clock in the evening,
now passes at 6 90.
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rTThe Denton journal and Easton Moni-
tor say that tile wheat crop in their respec-
rive counrios win lc shos, one.
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CARP II'TINGS.
GEO. n. HILL.

hANr ACTrREn AND DEALER IN
CARpETlNGS, MiTTlNGS, &C.,
| A. constantly on hand and offers Goods in his
L line at the lowest possible prices, in quantities
to suit the trade
Warehouse IA North Ord Street above Arch,
PHILADELPHIA April %, lS6O-5m.
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PI.eSSVS OF AE,g. SIZES

WISCONSIN, EAGLE and other Plows Nos
W : 10. ~ and y Of Elisha Browns inlnuf,c-
turc and extra Shares for same. on hlni and for
sale. by JOHN PARTRIDGE
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Nj RS. IEFFMANN

- ESTPECTFULLY informs her friends
az and customers that she has just returned
from the city, with handsome assortment
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Tobacco.

ONE of the largest, best and cheapest stocks to
obe Found in the county $. b. FORD
Cherry Hill, April q. 1860
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DRY GOODS

which he will sell Mt very low price viz:
Calicoes from 81 to l2a cents per yard. Muslins
from 81 to 10 cents per yard. A large stock Of
BOOTS and SHOES at the lowest cash prices
He has a large lot Of GROCERIES, such rs
Sugar, Coffee. Tea, Cheese Meat of different
kinds and price Also, Qucenswnre, Cedarware,
Wil!ow.warc, Hardware. And good stock of
Confectionery of different kinds. He has good
stock OF Drugs such aa generally called for in
a country store. lie has considerable stock Of
Hats, Caps. and in fact all things usually kept in
a country store.
Thankful for past patronage, he respectfully asks
continuation Of the same
TERMS STRICTLY CASH. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Goods at the highest market
prices
Persons wanting Goods will do we'll to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
WIN. 4. GRANT
Apnl IS. lS60--3w* North East.
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CHEAP BOOKS,

WE have just received from the Auction Trade
w Sales, varied assortment Of very Cheap
Books, suitable for private or public Libraries.
j. T. HEAD,
April H. 42l Market ST. Wilmington.
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West NOTTINGHAM Academy.
TUESDAY, MAY list, 1860.

fE'fiE SUMNER SESSION of this Insti-
T. tuition will commence
TUESDAY, MAY 1st, 1860.
BOARD, including Washing, $50 per term
OF months or 50 so per week.
TUITION, from $500 to $1,000, and no
other expenses, except books.
For further particulars, address
REV. A. II. SILL,
April I. l860-Sw' Principal.
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Another New Store in North East,

IINllE subscriber having removed from his old
L stand, has taken the store house lately occupied
by Henry q. Shippers and would informs tho
citizens of North East and vicinity, that he has
just received from Of the best houses in the
eli y of Philadelphia, u large and well selected
stu of
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REAoN AL.-Barc!ay Reynolds, Esq,
late Sheriff of Cecil county, removed from
Elkton to his farm at the Rising Sun, on
Thursday last. Mr.. Reynolds discharged the
duties of his Office with promptncss and eff
cheney, and without harshness or severity
Coming here two years ago comparatively a
stranger, he has in that period gained the
good will and confidence of our citizens, with
ont regard to party, and his removed is sub
ject OF sincere regret.
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StTRAW HATS, GIRLS FLATS and Misses
- Equestrian Hats, in great variety. received
thi. day, mt the Dry Goods and, Grocery Store Of
II. +. MAY.
Arr.l 81. 1850 In The uollaw."
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FOR RENT.-The Office d Stab1ing,
NEAR the Railroad Depot, formerly &C.
~ cupied by Mr.. Jos.-P. Bradbury.
Apply to Capt. l.. G. FORD,
april 81, lS60-lw. Ekton, Nd.
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FIRST OF MAY.-Before another issue
of The Wig, the " first OF May" will have
come and gone; but tie merry month Of May
will not leave us SO soon and in that we
rejoice for thrty-one long days will that
month stay-wth its green woods and fields,
sweet and lovely flowers, exhilerating sun
shine, singing birds and pcriumed air. Vegc-
table is already well advanced; and we have
had some very pleasant weather, bringing out
an occasional straw hat and summer dress.
The time when whole villages turned out to
spend the day in various sports, has long since
passed, and we now have only the school
Maying party; when the children 60 to some
grove and enjoy themselves in rambling
through the woods and gathering flowers, and
in the many sports Of school children the
greatest item in the whole of which is the
=" cake and lemonade.'' But if the observance
Of the day has nearly ceased, we still have the
month and all its Accomplishments there fore.
we say, with Milton:
" Hail, bounteous May, that dost inspire
Mirth. ard youth and warm desire -
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kerosene Oil and LAMPS.

V"CHC OHH sfHW ANIHpS'
D!RTLAND OIL OF the best quality; and nice
4 assortment of Lamps for sale, on the corner
Cherry Hill. April 81, 1850 S. b. FORD.
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EXHIBBITIoN OF ELKToN ACADEMY.
The annual exhibition OF this institution was
on Wednesday the Junior Department in the
afternoon, and the Senior Department in the
evening. The proceedings were highly cred
table to the Principal aud his Assistants and
the Scholars. The exercises were participated
in by Revs. Cook and McIntire. The number
ofprizcs awarded this year was l0,-an increase
of4 over last year-6 among the male, and 4
to the female department.
The following is the List of Prizes:
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
| for best Behavior, to Miss A. MAcKAIL.
Tor fnnctnahty, to NJ. WELLS.
for Improvem't in Penmanship, L. CLrAyLn.
l for general Improvement, l.. GRooME.
MALE DEPARTMENT..
for best Behcviur, to r. T. EARLE.
Tor Iunctualty, to JAS. JACKSON.
l for Impt ovemcnt in Penmanship,
j. j. NANDERFoRD.
for 1mprovem't in Defamation, ia. MAY.
ltorlmprovm tin Defamation, W. II. SHARP.
for general Improvement. W. KERsuAw.
The receipts were about $4,000, out of
which, however the expenses ofthe Exhibition
have to be betrayed.
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NAH LETTIyGs -Yhe. Office Dcno,

NAH LETTINGS. -Fhe Office Depart
nant, on Tnesdiy, announced the awards OF
the contracts for carrying the mails in the
Middle Section. Am,ng the long list OF
awards we find the following:
Port Deposit to Rising Sun, P. Oman, s12o;
Elkton to townsville, Joseph Taylor, Sl9S IS,
six timss week service; Elkton to Chester
town, P. Oman, S1,l0j, six times week ;
Head Stssltras to Denton. Fdgln Earnest,
5000; Miiiletown to Ceciton, Isaac Slaugh-
ter, 1928; Smyrna 10 Chestertown, Jos. Wells
81 ,li9.
BY this it will be seen that the mail down
the Shore is changed from tri weekly to daily.
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WE have IA store large quantity OF the best Of
w all Kinds of the Pnrest WHISKY. Ali ye low
eFs OF the essence Of corn give a passing call
Tnar99-tf CHURCH ANDERSON co.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERrrr1cArrs

Enclosethc amount of money TO our address Tor
what you wish 10 purchase; name the Lottery in
which you " ish il invested, and W neither you wish
Shoies, Halves, Quarters, on receipt 81
which send what il ordered, by first mail to-
gether with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing - Printed Drawing
certified 10 by the Commissioners, WILDE sent with
Explanation.
SS- Purchasers wiilplease write their signature
plain, and give the of their Post Once county
and State
Observation-Disclosures rictlyc onfden.isl.
Sc Allprizes isl GOO nd under .paidimmedtat
ysfter the acknowledgements tt lac usna Riaso
forty days.
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Tar. Far!
Whisky! whisky. Whisky:

Va have just recsiyeia large lot q TAI, and
w are ofI,rinc il II ti.e lowest Ggure.
tnlar2o-h CHURCH ASEEKSON s co.
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MisgellaueOns.
hungarian Grass Seed.

aOOA BUSHELS OF 4 No. Oats, just received
lOUU and for sale by
nar.c-tf CHGRCH ANDERSON K co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-14
Wrapping Department.

In tbis department viii he fonnd = very
large and well selected sto.S II
Black sill, AanfilIas.
Bi:;cb Lace Nantiiiss.
BLACK ] ace Points.
Handsome Grenadine Shawls.
Handsome GreHadine ScaTfs.
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

TIME Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Gonna
l. ny, IN connection with the ROaas below are
running an Express Freight Train from Charleston
HndSaranuah 10 nashville, at slower speed ,butWth
he same certainty the- passenger trains No de-
lay to freights Icy this route. e W COLE,
Ian29-tf- Supt.
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Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga R.R.
- - -
Change of Schedule.
Sunday next, April 30, 1860,

GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 4 a. II. slad 8, p n.
arrive al Chattanooga 20 P n. anu Lao A. \.
COMING NEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 20 A. NJ aud 20 P. II.
Arrive at Nashville al 3 r H. and 4. n.
A Il. raj connection and shortest route TO Boston,
n New York PhIladelphla Baltimore, Washing
City, Rieiuasiid FefeTsl.urg, Lyuchhurs, Knox
vie savannah, Charleston. soAs goEnery, Memphis,
New Orleans, &c
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, aad A. chattanoo-
ca with Trains on Eass Tennessee and Georgia ana
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had At any hour appl
ca:ion TO Ticket Agent ofce Depot TO the fol-
lowing places, aud At the following prices. viz:
Nashville 10 New York, via Charleston, 5. c So as
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Our ossalogus refers but partially 10 tis Goors
(zapt ~ us) n ta0ir respective departments.
zoour frIentsazd patrons NC beg 10 say, that orr
stoc> viii Be saSai, Il asl superior 10 any We nasa
heretofore oGerel ard We NEST respe ctfay invite
an examination of u, assuring al who may favor 6
With caH, that hey vii find our prices uaiforEly
low. ana or terms most liberal, aliawinga hand
s,rne DIsCoU,sF for slicash bills. We are now re-
os3Ffng our stick daily.
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Fresh Corn Meal.

TIME subscriber has made arrangements with eHe
Il Of the most extensive mills in kentucky for
regular weekly supplies of Family Meal. and Is now
receiving 5000 bushels which he Offers to the City
Trade at slight advance over oostand carriage
f A. JENKINS,
myI2 Is Mlrkets.. Get s