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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07

SC!ENrlfIC.-A very remarkable adaptation
Of well-known scientific principle is submitted
t" public attention lay the = Pneumatic Des-
patch Company, "who nave issued their pros
poets:
The proposal is to establish in the mctropo-
lis lines of IS Pneumatic Tube, - for the speedy
circulation Of dispatches and parcels The
principle has already been practically and sue
ccssiully tested by the Electric and internal
tonal Telegraph Company, who have for
several years past connected in this way two
of their subsidiary stations in the ciy--viz. ,
| those at CORNELL and the Stock Exchange
with their central station. This Company
are now, we understand, extending the system
to Mincng- lane, preparatory to further eXtcn-
| sion to the London Bridge railway terminus.
| The time occupied in each dispatch is only
| II few seconds. The company now objected
| propose to undertake the transmission Of the
! post office mail bags between the chief Office
and the railways, and between the several dis
| irict offices, rs well as the conveyance and
| delivery OF all kinds Of parcels, dispatches
newspapers, periodicals, and books. The
| first line Is to be laid from St. Martin's-le-
Grand to one of the principal district post
offices, and will require Il capital of only
lli,Go0. 1t is mentioned that the plans
received the special approval Of the late Mr.
Robert Stephenson. The company's capita
is fixed at t25 600, but the first issue will be
limited to i25,OO0. All the names attached
to the undertaking are Of the highest respect
ability. The Marquis ofChandos is chairman
! -Datiy Ners.
The Paris Academy of Sciences has elected
a sucC cssor to Alexander Won Humboldt. Ter
candidates had been put up for the election
among whom we've Liebig, ohlcr, Strive
Agassiz, Murchison. Airy, in the first rank
I I'm oh, Gal I'm tho
pauion Of Humboldt in his Siberian expedi
| tiNn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07

MARKING SHEEP. Mr. N. Wright. of
Horuellsville, N. Y, gives us his method OF
marking sheep: Take four parts tar, one
part talow, ard from one to two parts Thy
measure) of amp-black; warm and mix
together thoroughly. Then take the marker,
ia letter or figure, made either of wood or
IRON, with a handle to it, dip it into the
mixture and put it on the sheep while warm.
The mixture should be warm enough to be
thin, otherwise too much will stick to the
maker, and it will run and smear the sheep.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07

SALT FOR SHEEP. - Tx )enence proves that
VIXEN horses or cattle are feed on dry corn,
and hay, they will consume from two to
three ounces Of salt per day, { permitted free
access to it: and if fed onnGv hay or grass,
the desire for salt is much itcrcascd, and the
consumption amounts to from six to seven
ounces per day. Little thing are what keep
the ball rolling. Give the cattle salt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07

Coon OF ONIoNs.-A writer has great
faith in the efficacy of "a peck of onions for
Kidding cows or oxen of lice. lie claims to
have found them an infallible remedy in his
practice. They also give tone to the
stomach, and are especially valuable in hot
weather when working cattle will lie in the
shade at noon-titne, and refuse to cat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07

HEN MANURE. A good use OF hen manure
is to compost 1t with muck two or three
weeks before it is wanted. In the proportion
OF three parts of muck to one ofmanurc, it is
excellent to give Indian corn start by put.
ting it in the hill at planting time. Do not
put ashes or lime with it, as they tend to
lberate the ammonia. Plaster will not fix
the ammonia unless it is in solution. and it
requires about 100 times its weight in water
to dissolve it. EXCHANGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07
Agricultural.

CnolIc IN HORSES. I will give Won n
receipt which have known to cure in few
minutes. | knew horse taken with it on a
tread wheel to carding machine, 80 that
the owner thought he could not live He rot
the veterinary surgeons. and they did what
they could, and all decided that the hors.
must die. The mans wife, who believed
and pracsccd hygiene, from the time the
horse was taken tried to persuade her hus-
band to use wet bandagc, bnt he insisted it
would do no good. After all had given up
that the horse could not live. by her en,reaties
the doctors saying it could do no good or
hurt-he took a thick bed comforter, bound
1t around the horse. went to the well and
drew water, and poured it on till thoroughly
soaked. 1t seemed Ike pot boiling. In
less than fifteen minutes from the time he
commenced the water process, the horse was
up and eating, to the great surprise of the
horse doctors, who knew it could not i've
The horse did good service afterwards. This
recipe gave several years ago, and it was
copied into moSt-.aS | was told by an editor
of the agricultural, and many other papers
in the United States. Many have tried and
proved 1t. Try it, brother farmers
Farmers Adr0catc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07
})oetrp.
Where There's a win Thcre',aWay
By THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.

By THE BARD OF TOWER HALL
yo
Us wa'. " .hi'h 1HEES " NELLY DEAN,
{. hn,'a H'I n' u,o ,u nli,y ni5he,
III n" ~ a., '"ye' h''h' EiLf dear,
H. ria ,u' 'n nt <"'ii''so 'i'e'
T1,n,, 49, az y i-L' "'.' II nor eyes
&C C,o.o r,> ,ho ho,,. l.,
~ h, "p Wv "o1n sne' s'n''ihs, saiu
About :, nor,;' "' ~ ~ ~, sty
The bnnar al a ti',',
For wo,l Won, l,,n, ~: W.
aro h,.n'I n, n,' I, '"I With, " iLL'
Yes" WILLIE said. " upon that point
No doubts my mind can fill
You We ever had your way dear NELL,
ofconrse you have it still;
Because there always is n way,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07

1LrThe heart is book which we ought
not to tear in our hurry to get. easily at its
contents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07
REM0y AL.

nR. T. IT. MUSGROVE has removed his
l/Oflicc to the new Brick Building, S@
opposite Col. Groomc's. He is pre-ITII6
pared to perform all operations in DENTAL
SURGERY, in the best manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted, from one to a full set.
CHARGES MODERATE.
p. S.-Persons from distance, BY in
forming HIM by mail or otherwise, may have
set times reserved, and thereby prevent the
liability of disappointment. mar l2-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07
DIR. n. i. MORRISON,

CHARLESTOWN, MD,
HAFING permanently located in Charles
Il l. town, offers his Professional Services
to the citizens of that town and its vicinity.
lie will be found at all times, unless
professional engaged, at his office.
OFFICIAL the {. Cecil House,
April 81, lS60-3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07
CANTWELL u EDER
ELkTON
MARBLE WORKS.

TNllE subscriber has opened a MARBLE
l. YARD in ELkTON, and will keep on
hand, and prepare to order, all kinds Of
work, such as:
Monuments, Head and Foot Stones,
TOmbs, Nantes, Table and Bureau
Tops, Door Stills, Window Stills,
STEPS, &c, &c.
DyCemetery Lots enclosed, and all kinds
of IRON WORK done at the shortest notice.
NyTomb Stones cleaned and re-lettercd.
Italian and American Marble constantly
on hand. All to to be sold at the lowest
possible Prices. WILLIAM McDEVITT,
Elkton, Apr 2. 1S39.-tf. Proprietor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07
nlclI)a,,iral.
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
oHaR <
E@E
JOHN v. REARDOy,
SUCCESSOR TO II. A. nALL.)

- .
e L X II O N, M D.,
ID ETURNS his thanks to the citizens OF
IL Cecil county for their very liberal
patronage, and respectfully informs them
that he is still prepared to
Make all kinds of Carriages to Order,
and guarantees to give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their work. An eX-
periencc of ten yeals enables him to say that
his carriages will compare favorably with
those of any other manufacturer, in finish
and durability. He solicits the custom Of
the people OF the county, generally.
GT"Second hand carriages taken in ex-
change for new, at fair prices.
A number Of second hand carriages ON
hand, and for sale low. Jan l, '59-y.
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NOTICE..

VNllE undersigned having been elected
Il Constable of the First Election District,
will give prompt attention to all business
placed in his hands for collection.
Dec 3, 1859. JOHN s. HANES.
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Gle Campaign 5on9ster.

From tie National .Rmeric4n.
stand by the Union"
AIR-WAIr FOR THE WAGON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07
JAMES w. MAXWELL.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW.-Ofiice on Main
n street, opposite Dr.. Wallacc's Drug
Store. Prompt attention given to all bust
ness intrusted to his care. Jan 8, 1858.
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Garos.
DIR. COWAN.
DENTIST,
ooMs AT THE FOUNTAIN HOT Ell,
WNl. K. MILLER.
n. T.. RIDDLE,
JAS. Il. MCCULLOUGH,

attorney at Lar, and Solicitor in Chaneery.
OFFICE removed to the Brick Building,
N|on North Street, nearly opposite tho
office Of the Reg lister Of Wills.
June 9, 1SG0-Gm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07
Fish, Bacon, Hams, Salt; sc.

Fish, Bacon, Hams, Salt; sc.
DR1ME Herring in barrels and bills Ground
L Alum Salt by the sack Turks Island Salt
Shoulders and Side Bacon. Superior sugar cured
Hams Smoked Herring in boxes. Mackerel,
Cheese. Lard. &c. Also stock of choice Gro
ceries, for sale cheap for cash, by r. p. MAY,
Mar 81, 1860. In tho - Hollow
BRADBURY keeps constantly on hand
- Jackson's best Lump White Washing
Lime. May 10.
s00 lbs SAD IRONS received this week, best
JOO best quality, and for sale low by
my 10 CANTWELL d EDER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07

VOU can get at the New Store, east end
l. of Elkton, Wall Paper of all quality and
prices. Also, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
very cheap. Hardware. Queenswarc, Will
ware, cheap, from VIZ. McCLELLAND.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-07-07

NTO0 WANTED.-Good Black Oak
w Wood wanted in exchange for Store
Goods, at the New Store House, east end of
Elkton, by WIN. MCCLELLAND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

Tul Coto W,r. Daring ,lc past year
tie Smithsonian Institution, through IT, ,y-
tended -ys,em Of meteorological ohserva-
tons. ll. been enabled % make some very
euriuu, Investigation, rsPsct.ng tas tLrce
msaarltI, cold iny. ~ January l>i2. 4,
Va, found ,l., che cold OF Go, ihrs Jay.
aforementioned swept Progressively over the
eaguuy like a wave, coming down from the
Arctic region. ana ir,s entering che Terri.
try OF OBJ, JuisI States "a, tls sHirrmo
Northwest um1as ths Elgsy Mountains.
o. v., .lr-r.gu,.Iat Utah some three day'
before d.. reacleI t's bank, og thc Northern
Mississippi. ADD wa. hsra,lsI hy telegraph
a, v.rr ..ra some lly. before ii reached
Washington. At Buffalo DC va some hours
inalaurs ui Boston. aui v.s fla Jas: on
t.s Atlantic u,-au, where 20 appy'r' 90 have
DISAPPEARED. Tl,s cold wave al.J sScpt
Saua .a d most r,tlaFkabis manner. and
r-..r..-t,'y uIrsar,i iu Florida and other
S.u'. 600 satr,. aud Mexico, auI ths last
vu.,4arus. as it died away 90 tai. lirecsiJn,
were experienced in Central AmrrsA and
Au.r- Gle Wet IaIa Islands. Taken al
iu ulI. I. sas one OF tle most remarkable
meteorological phenomena ever noticed, aud
tie H,,. collected sewn O. prove that the
or-i1,tH. imru.e cau' from che extreme
Nlrav,,ism potion % tAs American Con-
tiu,ut
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Hebron Academy.

I'VE >pr-r rcIm OF Jbi- Hesitation viii c,0,.
msasr oH NuNuAN, TWsEUAEl 25ih. 1850
aal c1atiHur ~ vr,k., uaifr che ,0siIHriion 81
SELpEN q. NEAL. 4. VI, Pua,ir,l
Nc ilAErtrr O.. puUGtAss, pt,,rptr,ss,
BHI r.aghrr 81 NH.ir.
~. u. q. N,kJ.t,A Teacher ct rc1mau.h,p,
Ihs Trustee. ars sF,i.arl i1 ,nDlupriug 20 ,as
Tl|'r tast thri haze sHrarr.i the ssryi... 81 Sc.
N,II, i1 tI. N.II,H, ttr ,.Ha.H- 1rts.
NJ, u.aEa.s o. eel k1'eu 80 s'mGeirat
teacher, aHI has ths .,Ts.atiuu oi lriH- success.
OH. ,spsr,b.., Boz che ff,u-h baggage.
n I. faH irf,HflHs oi tbr Trustees sld Teachers
o. place coo. ,1.ttat.aH ur'., -tu.i'' discipline
Ini uorr s,.,rHitrr siril. \ C.arsr all H.
adopted l-, guri o. promote OBJ. highest good IT
ths puIH...
ih.sr atsBli1g The Ar1iru, thi. term, 30 -
expected sti have -1.,a.isr a .,rutsE,..
lrltr.H, i.n -2,il f' $3.50 .sr term
Nu.rr s1' r.uu1u.hip extra.
Baarl. 500 s,rk. Th1s- vi.h.ns O. bard
themselves W. o.. rsIus 20 a rras.Hll.s p.irr.
JOSEPH uAl,ROWS. Secretary.
llr'Ho1. Ja1. %, l>t1. s.
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Oxford Normal Institute,


THE Spu,g Tenn 1T ihi. school sill Commence
l go NpNuA1, NAuCu 5'h. 800, ,ni cpnub.
o. ,lr,ti ~-eA., uplcr thr instrugtiun ul
EMERY q. BlCNNELL, ruH.ir,L
NrssGsoEet, CnENtsH, i..'stipt.
". GscHEdFL, Icarhtr ~ Musi'.
Thi. -rLoll rl,,es.-. ,lI il- ln-,l aI''npgss
Of 81, f.rm-r i,,s. o. De- situated il q d 'a'shius
village ua ti- l.is hl t.s GDai fulk i,il~sS,
w,thtt tsr h.lf.' O., De- fpu Ppuhti o. b,,as s''i.
., ,crts.rblr irYn nr,r'y 40 pat. ui the state.
The village De- gtitt All 1UirfN-ihc schni'fuam'
,.....nrIt ..i. a1f Yi-,sani. WthI, Ws thisk the
stool -lt if.,.a abroad sell hnd be-, m'p, sdvanti
.gs ..uI1-I,- ts FL, prof ,Id. truu pi stul,.
So cI,U eil o. spIri, ua ilr pnu II the
Teachers. ta lII0l the -uislt 100 Hpp'uuinl &c
svir,ag hiu,sgll uis Ihlr,ush iu, ,teai c,ir'e ct
ius.furIYH.
Tt,,mE'. Ct,ss. 4 Trlebrr,' C,s. s,Il
I.r ar.tuit,I duuUg che later bald ol 'h- tr'n'
,a- .. l1.t ut which ui DEL o. diso,ss sagh TOPICS
as rs.,r tu piIprr 'isrinhnr, slf meth % 90 90.
.tf.. t,au, 90 uir c1nusr sehIsls. Nt.nIHts "t
tht. ,Lt.s i.-iruls 81 tysrbiu. ths su-uing son.
u-l. -iI. b. assisted b., che puhcipil ia p.'-suug
shuiu1o., 90 60 o. r~J'estf.'.
TCtrtuN .--C ituH.ll En,hsh, $500 ligher
Eu-l.h, $3.50; L,1,.s-es, : 400. Mu''c, fcu.
mlr.hIp aHi Dust1g, EXTRA.
Gu.I Board eau ..- ULaiu.i ilr isom II rs TO
500 zee vryL. Tof further Information iaqi,rc
OF tbr Iiin,ipnL
>og'a rans, Jau. 1, $500 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

Tsfnserdnre AHHirtrsdrlff- hNtHg ~ fAe
ii.iss Bond q Agri-n'mrs-TAs Lsgis-
Irn,rs-TAs T'r-aur,r Ggd In. Treaurcr-
TIE HsichHsoHs.
Augusta, Jan. %. lsG0.
The city f,r the pas, week Ia, been fal'
Of people. AMI the exercise. have been varied
and interesting.
TIE State Temperance Association held
IT, annual session on wednesday and Thurs
day. I, was fully attended, aud the speak.
iu. was unusually spirited. On wcdnes-
day evening. Rev. e. W. Deni.an, Of Bc.-
ton, spoke To large and Interested audi.
ence. ia M1oniAn Hall. on The suhiec, Of
aboli.bing ardent spirit ations in the Uui-
81 state. Navy. AZ the close, a PETITION
to Consre-. was c.rssltt,i fir signatures,
rr,..u. flr legislation oo the subject.
giro Grand Division ct The Sln, of Tenn
l-rnce. convened at the Temperance Hall,
ga Thursday. Return. irom DIVISION. in
,ariou. portions Of che State. indicate the
Order O. be Ia lourisiins condition.
To, Maine Board % Agriculture Assem-.
bed Wednesday, tven,y-s':ht member.
present. Nr Coollle', Report will De -.
suel iu a Few DAYS. This will contain pa.
Ter, o1 vlri11. .uhi,c;s, connected with az
ricJ''ar.. vbrb were assigned % members
la,sygar. Toe evening discussions are well
attended. and iall 1t interest % the farmer.
Nj Foster, Of Hanover, gave au address Dc.
fore che Bard. ou Saturday evening, on
che competition oi mauur5.. AMI lhelr
adaptation % different soils. A distin-
cai.l,j mcmtsr remarked, that 10 was the
ltst address De lad ever heard delivered be-
llr. che BJari
TIE Legislature - now boz good working
order Toe salary BU, lor msnbsr,, Tl..-
81 Jas, year. ta' a tendency 90 bring IA the
bu..a,,s earlier .u tas sls.i1u, than former.
ly. Toe ju4,sury Committee holds daily
sessions. aDl business 8. Dispatched As las,
q. possible. The state oa,J. have been
fl.oI io -ru.rd satisfaction. NJ. Dane
nil make an excellent Treasurer. and thc
choice i. one well calculated o. restore CON.
fIeu,,, la doe present d.G,aliy vi,h that
department, With a reputation tor homes
" anI integrity. he will have the siun-
az, % A., great amount %! financial ability
ami experience
I.r Camw..rse appointed O. investigate
its AFFAIR, OF che rrg4,.ry department, O. "a
secret sessions, aud lulI report may Be- ca
r-y.cI sou.
Tho rln.rt.lta large amount Of the
state fund. were u,ed 10 doe ia,s c.mTa.s ~
fr r.ecu1nc,rins purposes, . cu'.rsiy ~i'h-
Olt lyUulatl1u.
TIE E,.Tr.a.urcr looks car, worn, and
b., appearance s. that Of ar1ksn down
man. an eKgmI ,lhca..1n q the S,r.ptur.l
Idsss. that "Ths way % iho ,rau.srgss1r
d, t.rI."
The Hutch,ns5ns, Asa, Lrr.e, and little
Freddy. gave concert At M.csniln Hall,
.a.i evening Toe .5os, aud ehorus,' are
slvay, admired by ,hs sons and daughter,
% New Eos.aui. OCCASIONAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

Ors Strr Dus. ln reporting the r.
solve ON Wcln,.lly. tor rlu-s.1sa p1r
ton of tle sat. debt. Mr.. Blaine from the
Fn,n.. COMMITTEES sl,sa statement In re-
card 10 d., deb, aud 30, gradual extinction.
ItnnIw Sil,.On InISU ii wi' ST.
73gsjI. InlSjBits4,r.il,sIt, Si5l,-
son TIE hrs, r,Iis,i,l % Oh, d,5t be-
ts,rn 1871 All January 1858. anonntin:
in th, a..ry..ts o nearly Sl.3OJ.0oo. was
ea,,,,i bv mems 90 Oh, sums yItsi ~ tho
general government in Acknowledgment;
aaIIr1tau,a Ol 1lr cltin'. In the IA.
tumn 1l l,Is csc purchase Of tbs M's'l'
chu..,t. l4oI ,4isI % quarter ot million
t,olr funded dsS:. and IN January 1851 tas
rrl,. amount va, S7ll,jDl. Daring ito
wear. 1854 and lsjj reduction vas made
o. that in January OF tAs year 1886 %,
Who'll. del, was SijI 500. Ia, Lssisla-
turs n I,55rncr,,oi the amount by an al
di,ilnal loan. AMI m 80 doing exhausted TIE
capacity o. the S,ais 10 bjrroN-,he sum
ne,,,i,iel that year covering the entir'
m,r.in Gr uswl,lns ,h4t U.s. lsit after ihe
.,rip va. issued Q, Massachusetts, ga 1858,
and ., incrsasiu. the debt that in January
1857 il amounted 20 Sb99 900, At which
,ua It sill remains Bangor Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27
nxYGENArrn nIrrERs.

4 Q.sy. Wa, Will yoa suaer Dyspepsia
l. bs,sf bat comprehensive tern ar The uansr-
"a. disc,.s. which affect The stomach. liver. snd
~ isct che whole Lu.naa system. yn,i De. Grecn
discovered The os,gru'iei niurr- rrdical science
~ss At fplt aad hsI exhausted d.-lf Ia frsitles.
sdo,i. &, cure che. disease. The Dy,pepiic nee,l
suffer % bnger whh disease that I. al~s,.
raiaiil, aui i',3oen,ly fatal ,al,ct,an,
This uaiqse aai pscul,ar compound v 10 a. crf.
hinl, cute she disease a. The disease exists Had
;, %, ,h,. power .urh t,.,,alHy a. Gllo~. soold
a., D. given be- 10. i.,oS'
Valuable Testimony In Favor OF the OK
ygcnatsd Bitter.
Mi.hiagtun, ID. e. June 10.
Having made nee 81 The Os1suafei nttets, pc
p8rri by nf. Grnrgc u. Give, IL Winds,r, VI.
an1 f,urn kal,, = 20 ,isaincl of their IN acy ~
othrr c,.s.. 80 rhestiais rrrau1su.i them 10 the
,nlie, issytn. che, vti 'u.i, susisil the fvco,u.
mHn,aiian Of de proprietor. W hope ihi. Sala-
be- fsr,s %, ma, o. asrs.sihlr n, 40 ne addicted.
SNM'L :. PHELPS, WI. uPnAM. L. ;.
Srraiurs if1r Nernpot.
JAMES =. SIMMONS. q. :. Scuitor f,cn
Eho.ie t.ani
IT. uOREuEtD. 4. :. Scaa,or. and &c.
uirf, Gu,srr.r of hrniuCkV.
l.. On. ARNOLD. ioruvr., Governor OF Rhode
tsard
WM. WOODBRIDGE. late Goycrnoroi Mich.
o.. sasrss. On ssyefe eases at p,spsrsia. Asth-
ns. aHi t,rurfal u.hiif, III thr System. PLACES u
1u.sHg tar ruast eulJriII U.srHvl.lr. be- ui-ipcsl
srlrr.s, al BIS grra ita rJ.'a.st.lB iaf isa,aad
aa, rsurfl, Aa,su Doc h.rr Cuurhi1i', ia al
Their sTtaus l.fus.
Nbn. .,aa,ar ua.c.s signsdI nUrrs on the
vtapnsr
rr,ru.I ht ~rtu ". Fowtr ! Co. Boston.
ahi &C. .I.r Do, 20. D. Bate. \ Co.. Paris; Wa.
A. Gr.t. ~rh Pans; u. q. Na,rs, Norsa, /;
.. N,w1si d e., H1rkhrii; ". : Chase y
Co.. piNb-.I, p. =. Ch,1I.sr aal e. \ a. n.
Ns.ll B.ihr. aai Do dealer. cvcr,vhrre. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

Toe Richmond Enquirer, wli,h has bssn
90 fierce m its appeals TO the South to cut
OF commercial intercourse with the North.
Is advertising in some Of the Northern pa
pers. informing DER business men, mechan-
ies and manufacturers. that the Enquirer IL
the besi medium for advertising their
goods Truly, consistency ia jowsl.
Boston journal.
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have made us, or DR.. Ws,ar's BAisAm Oi
wild Cherry, 1ni by such uss cured thcm-
selves Of coughs, colds, AMI consumption.
TIE prudent will Away. keep tbs remedy
BY them.
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