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lent 10 I'D issue notes. This rate to continue
aBtIl thsl.i q November next. and until notice
u alteration shah b. given.
The above Is An extract from q late circular
q Jedsc Gray. Agent Of the Treasury Of the
The Tran. MIS- Department, upon the subject
u tAaAli.a. Lpoo lA.s ,ae Eyer R@porsss
comments a iolloss
NJ srA, ha. 90 doubt followed The ls~
= the INSTRUCTIONS gwen In his rir-asr, and
has, perhaps, established the test regulations
-AISb presented th.nss.ves 10 his mind bat
~ submit that he has committed oue yefy
grave error. and has. thrcoga necessity or ~
runeoa. Judgement, Iracs severe blow At
The currency. We refer to thr establishment
ly him OF the f,l~tlye value beiseea Ircas
Try notes ard specie Ia which the rates are
aked at 10 tor ose new Issue and the equivalent
Ia u.d lssue. When speculation and other evil
influence. haze done all they can 10 a.prcia,e
old l-Sut OF Confederate uotas. aud have tcn
dsftj them. - currency, almost worthless. u
sounds very strange a.'d out ~ place tot ,hc
Government thfsggh one u 10, fuuctionaries
20 Announce the ue~ issue notes just ~ they
are hen. thrown into circulation, A. worth
Cnly treuty fst une--thu- placing then "a lhs
hands IT the snidlory aud people. 20 say the
best fJr ta,m worth oniy IT,, A. much A.
tns Old notes ard with toe Acsnos l-drmcnt
npOn their iaCe stamped thtrr uy the q iyctn.
neus shat they arc worth oaiJ pee cents IN The
soilaf The people are not ukriJ % arplecl.
s,y.,sr,, is.. lat tb, .,,,,tr',;y ,,I' -, ,'.,'.,
70 result aud With twenty Tor Que a. a -tsftiug
Po'ut' hird ~ '"a s..efhuient, We suah Il
~ - 80, =, 80, n.y., 1l''hNJ "e'tH
letter than the old issue nov t. We .cc /.
prospect .sr ne other rsuit
,..,., ~ .s,' ',., a. y, We ~
,s,-.. of forcing those who hold .perie u ,,y II
rate. Voc Confederate money W. tan ~ee no
-. ,,'n b., - ~, '' ~, - a
~ remark. a. our .pinlon that Their, !. nat /.
sohcioht au'oant OF specle IN II eoentty to
wen ~ a., ~, m s'aJ .s,. s'' ,'.'vd,y,
every dollar VI It. again. those w6I bold
specie NJ. not pay tae tax 10 sipd, bot viii
ray N" sat'7 anu would u" 10 even u lu"y
.ef- double Of triple VIA, they arc announced
Ne see "a ihe present arrangement 40 possible
god tiiat an result out much harm, and se
l'u't that WI 'fH! WI reconsider and speed
y irmtdy th matter.
10 sinking contrast with TIL. order Of Juis~
;,,, =, ,,,,,r, ~ .,,.,.h =, 80,
80 '''''
"tsial'. delivered at Houston. Published In the
News ~ that ,ity. leno4uging the depr,,n ,tof.
a r.,f.,.,.,. -, me-. ,..,,,,...,
f""s''t"
'r'm mis- phtilP'e
fhi, gold Ia the tulrfnsl curse Your
country ask. Sou Tor tue blood Of ,u4r nearest
aud dearest aud you respond tit yuu e1nAu-t
,ouf family she Ak. yoa Go cudoi.e b.. nom
i.e 10 ray the yety paper Issued Tor powder a.
dslend Our homes AID to arm yoar sou. IN
the defense u hi. lite aud yoar homestead aud
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~ The Legislature Of Terra. meets W .r
Or. .s...1n on Toe l7th q oc,oscr
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MARSIIAI.I:

FRIDAY, OCIOBER 1884
~ sab.cripti.n 70 n. Republican s2i fo'
~ months To Texas state scrip W new issue
pIt $50. sl.1y. toe dollar bills received al The
s.-,ani. Advertising one dollar pet lne in
"a. "a. careney We desire to set As Little
,iveft..ius a. pn.sia.e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-14

Judge john 7. Mi.!s VI Wisconsin, from
which the following Is tAken:
81 (Nr Lincoln don, think Il Is per.
sonnl vanity or ambition. though | am
not ire from thess iofrm,i.s, but can
not but ie,l tina, The veal " VOC Of tbs
great nation viii b. decided in November
There IS no programme offered by any
wing Of the Democratic party but that
mus, rveull ~ the permanent destruction
Of the Union.
But, Mr.. President, General McClel
Ian is In favor OF crushing out the rebel
lion By force. lie will he The Chicago
candidate
Sir" said the President, the slight
Is, knowledge Of ariibmatic will prove to
any mau that the rebel armies cadnot be
destroyed with Democratic strategy. 1t
would sacrifice all the white men OF the
north 20 DO il There are now 10 the ser
vice Of the United States near two hun
drcd Thousand able bodied colcrcd men.
most Of them defending and acquiring
Union territory The Democratic struIc
Is demands thai these forces be disband.
t,l and that the masters be concin,ed hy
restoring them 10 slavery The black men
who now assist Union prisoners 10 escape,
they are to be converted into our enemies
in the vain hops OF gaining the good will
ui their masters We shall have 20 fight
two nations instead Ut one
You canno, couclate the South II you
guaranty TO them ultimate success and
their success l. inevitable Il you fling the
eompui sorry labor Of millions Of black men
into their side OF The scale VIII you give
our enemies elch military advantages a.
insure Success and then depend on coasiug
iati,ry .ud coucessin 10 get them bacs in.
60 the Union A bnudou nil the posts now
gnrr,soued 10y black Ines take 200 O00 mtn
from our SIDE and put them in the battle
tirld or corn field against Us and W. would
be compelled 10 abandon the war thr-
weeks We have to hold territory in in
element and slckly places where are the
Democrats 70 do this II va. a tree eight
AID the field was urn to the war pcUo-
cruts TO put down this rebellion by fighting
against both master and slave long before
The present policy was inaugurated There
have been men base enough to propose to ne
to return 20 slavery the black warriors o'
Port Hudson and Olustre, ard thus 10 win
the respect OF the masters they fought
Should DO 80, | should deserve 10 be- damn
cd IN time aud eternity Come what will,
shall keep my faith With friend eud Toe. Sly
friends pretend ! am n0w carrying On TIN.
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'no "'o'''uu ''A"h''hef Say'
The idea Of reputation Is = bug aboo.
No nation 10 this very commercial age,
CAR repudia,e the public debt without plac.
,ng itself under the ban Of national iniAmy
and the naughty, heightened Soalh with lts
almos, Quxot,c regard Tor personal honor,
could uever Deliberately vote itself a comm.
nifty Ofswindiers. The interest on the Con
icderrrnte debt vii Toe about one hundred
mlliops year which can be easily paid
by an export duty OF t9c cents on cotton.
lvcs,mcn,s IN Conl-dcsaic credit aro ll,ese-
fore sale and M exchange OF property
into money, on the present extraordinary
ie1ms, viii be profitable To ,be extsut Of
ven lrr o.h'. one na'uf''' uo''"rs worth
~ properly eAeuaIseu ,of TWO thousand
aollars W toh'ea'ra'c bonds. WI bring
oiF "uno'c" anu '"en'y uonars interest,",
sunJ'c' 70 no 'aNa'lon "o year amer
'hc war, 'h' "'"r' ana Neai'hf'si men
WIN o' 'HoNe VINO oougu' w 'h' e'eniis OF
'h' po'eflieh, "heh 'h,y were cheapest
y we w VIM snoulu , he ,. rnd 70 success,
ana inc ''h'eh'f"cy 'hon'o M" even IN
'h't N'ry lhlro'no' event ,on'edera,e
uoi"! VIII " worm Us MUCH III 'he hAnds
OF the 2n'e'eralr ci'l@en as any property.
ne ",l 'eSe every thiug oy c nuscation,
u ht hcids money ne can burn IL up bns
u ne ho'oS IHnds ne VIII nave the NORTH
ca'lon 10 see 10 hateful couqHr'f 90 pos
tr-tuu OF luH4stfats winch he had .tifDh-
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- Reports represent GeH. Price within
sixty miles Of 81. Louis. with on erganued
force Of thirty thousand men. Thou.asas arc
hocking 90 his standard
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~ Ne Ase or tie oso OF great events. Tb,
ensuing twenty days viii be-. 10 81 probability.
the most important ct this war Bsi,le. arr
to be fought which will secure oar iaaepen.
denoe. IN our opinion. November will open
upon the brightest en- the Confcderocy has
ever known
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JOHN s. kENNARD IL BROTHER,
May a. 1864 No. 3O6 Market Third.

| condition that they become heshv can produce MN
Der Of my old consulnp i've patients how enjoying good
hnath weighing nearly ~" pounds Will conclude by
which all different, and wish any who feels any
interest in the matter to visit them First is Mrs Far
low. residing then nt No. lUI Houston street Her hus
band called upon ME at my 81 Bond street anil
wished me t" call and ser her. lie said could do M
good; that he had had all the best medical attendance
ana all said she was too far gone with cusun,iu To be-
cured but she had heard u some grea, cues ] had
made and he desired to crafty her wishes. ! called
AMI found her lying confined To her bed In the last sase
OF bronchial consumption and without Doubt must have
die'i soon examined her lungs found both bronchial
tubes very much affected. but cavities had forced
her cough was very the hpit-trx was half full of
thick pns. Pulse 40. legs swollen very much; and
worse than all she had chronic darrhua Her bowel,
had been moved eleven times that tay told her tina,
she had lungs enough IL he ue but that this dtr hoe,
mad been Of long standing and he stomach in such
an liberated ltiun that was afraid nLng c"ni be-
done he insisted should try and do what could for
her observing that she conld not long in the rrni
ton she was in and conId not make her any worse
ave her hrst dose Of my Mandrake pills. and the
i"hic ana 'yrup fselv. That was On Tuesday and by
the next Sunday the darre, carried % her appc-
tte hai returned and she could cit up in bod and
her dinner :he is we'll and gave me long certi-
hcate. certified u by the Rev. Dr. bowling.
Mrs Bartholomew SO West Forty-t,th street cam. to
my rooms with a tnmor on her liver. She low
'prtri' SKIN sall''w tongue coat-d bowels custve
appetite, and fast sinking into the grave. The said
,uioi nat been running fourteen wears. | gave
her 'yrup Tonic and Pills, and told her T. take them
JUST as the directions were printed She came back to
my rooms ~ Bond street in two weeks somewhat bet
ter her tongue had begun to clean little around the
edges her skin whittier and her eyes brighter and the
tnnnr dschargng very offensive matter. much faster
than il had ever done before. She kept gradually i'm
proving. and in about twu months she came 10 my runs
very much frightened saying that the tumn had nearly
st"lre! running aud healing up and that every
doctor had told her that if It healed would
her death told her that the disease had all left her
syst"n and nature wOnld heal the ulcer up. They are
now healed and have been for about year. and she lie
as mearty and robust woman as you Will find in days
Walk she IL glad fer to call her. and takes
great pans to visit any that she hears has anything
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Or. D;nn's peutal Gclumn.
Respectfully Dedicated to the
Public.

In this bright land where beauty reignS supreme,
And all pay homage to the WITH ing queen;
Where Thousands visit each Cosmetic Mart,
To- learn how she improve. by every art.
How she preserves her charm, from -ad decay;
And -ilines in rising sld-ndor day hy day:
Learn this. mere LASTING than the laurel wreath,
That Of all charms. tie host are Perfect Teeth
ith"ut th-~e eyes. complexion. hair, are vain
A. summer sky upon desert plain
We like not heautv's happy f,ce al"7c:
But think Sound Teeth the ricEc'7 gttt We own;
For We enjoy orr food, draw cheer ami h'alth,
A better prize tlan handsome face or wealth.
Cmfrrtunatps who wish their JOYS combined,
Are begged to call up"n III" undersigned.
Whose lui!G-trcd Dental .kil and cunning hand.
Will every patron want FaIl understand.
IIrll uuckl furnish for the lowest sum.
Brghtset, # Teeth anl Artificial Gums;
Ahixiny all sSrur" with such neat care
Tha; none will know hut nature put them there
Hls i'nGliag Cement make bad Teeth sound
And here and nowhere else can il lie found.
u" extracts Teeth with qUiCkntss and with ease,
And every lady patient he can please.
IT You've - n"rvuns r-th that's somewhat Gone,
And yet too ti.nid feel to have il drawn.
lust call "u hmm: hell let your Tooth remain;
His Nerve Paste kills the nerve and withuat pain
He also makes favored Dcn,rico
That's celebrated by each Beau and Miss:
Twill whiten Tc"th and make the breath sweet
That l"Nc will h"var near where persons meet.
Then from litr's joys and marriage be not barr'd
by Teeth like tnInh-stuncS in an Old graveyard
lie pull, uut stamps that make unpleasant breath
Col|tGninc t"ott-ache 10 Tie hands If death.
Call On th" undersigned without delay.
For every service in the Dental way.
ii" still attentive wajta ~ v"ur command,
Offering his well experienced hand.
March ~, lh,+. DIR r. J. RING
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MeGfinal
SilREsER,S
BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP,

Lor fro..rso roJIo C- u,t
ro,o,b ao.bu, p,o.L!,o C:x
o"S"' I''""'"' D'one"t", oPuIhS
BLOOD, ram and WeakResS Of the
BrenSf. D,ffcuLfu of Rrenfhing S-e
TNHlS is new remedy. 1t has been
j used for a numbe of years in Maryland
aud parts Of Pennsylvania, and haa wher-
ever known. acquired Unprecedented
reputation for curing the various diseases
for which it is recommended. xosF
So apparent is its usefulness mni 30 re-
markahle have been its cures, that it is fast
superseding every other remedy for hose
dning no r,ncb tnr theu o and i T.; upon ss s
more than any other remedy now before
the public Chill
II is recommended and prescribed in the
practice OF alarge number of the most intel
ligent ana able Physicians OF Maryland. 1T ,l,.u
: used and considered an Indispensable
household remedy by Il large portion Of the
hrst families Of the state S,,.
1t, dsed ny all classes of society. and the
universal opinion is that it is good THIS
sfhtf is PURELY NEGErAnLE COMPOUND. w.,
1t is Pl, asant to take and never does injury 1'O
But owing to its purifying qualities must
u" e""u uhner any circumstances us enects
aIloyiu1 RI moe, ;l.', co,,Ss nnr;fring child
"."3 ,"S We n'os ,'o'ent ooushs' purnylhs
svst.m cni,n;; any. and sos,thin, ,,a NV "rrss
:! o.'in' canning anu soothihS tEe her'os,
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Franklin Sewing Machine.

I HAVE sold within the past year some
L sixty of these Machines, and not one of
them has required any repairs or been re.
turned. They are, without exception, the
best Machines in the market. They will
Hem, Fell, Stich, Gather, and Bind ; sewing
the heavies, or ligltest fabric wi h equal
facility. Price only S2S, and warranted for
one year. For sale by
march 10 f. W. STAPLES.
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THE FAVGRITE OIL BURNER

NO ELAHS CIIIMNEYS TO BREAK OK BURN
THE FINGERS.
This Burner will st the common sire Petroleum
Lamps
THIS uurivaled ron Chimney Burner for Conl
l. OIL ID offered 10 the public in a shape
more perfect and desirlbl than any other
1t excells all other inventions designed to burn
Oil, without the expense and mconvenierces OF 9
Chimney; 90 :H- ~ 10 ne beyond conr'-;son
Ii has been in use neuIly two years and the
ingenuity Of inventors has boon exhausted in at.
tempting to equal it. 1t is constructed on .cieu.
thc principals. and burns elelrly without smoso
odor, having steady. floating aume.
IT Is PERFECTLY SAFE.
1t is durably made, simple in operation, and
never gets out Of older. In short its MANY yooi
qualities are too auLserous to mention Try it
For sale by E. W. Staples
IN have one in constant uss ut the store.
sch 6, ls64
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Special Card to the Public.

PRYOR BRO would respectfully invite the atten-
ton Of the public to their large assortment Of Cooking
Stoves, which will b" sold At City Prices for cash. and
cheaper than can be bought tx this county Our stoves
are manufactured and constructed long tried prn .ue
by tbs largest manufacturers in and have
all the advantages suggested by long experience for
Rapid Hastiny, Perfect Baking and econehly in fuel
For further information advertisements m this paper
PRYOR BRO, (Captw elrs old 4;aud,)
Aug. !, 1868 Llktou, Nd,
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Shriner's Indian Vermifuee.

- lNCE the Introduction of this beautiful Pre-
~ partition, ii has been steadily advancing into
public favor. Its astonishing efficacy in expe-
ing Worms has **x*x*x~*x won for it many
l,''hds wherever { il is known and
hes. speaking its TO :. praise to Others,
so that it is fast being introdu.
ced into every *DEsTRoY + family y the
country The de- Y X mand for it il
becoming immense ;. WORMS To- ' make ei it !, still il
more worthy the Il . preference al.
ready SHOWN 1t, the **x******* Proprietor is
rutting it up in a much handsomer style than
formerly. 1t is now prepared with the greatest
care Of uniform strength with plain directions, 50
that amy one can administer it,
1t is entirely Tegefnble-Pertsctly Safe
and Harmless.
And has never been known to fail to expel womrs,
where worms existed The Proprietors boldly
'ssert that il is superior to any other preparation
in the world.
EFAsk for SIIRINERS INDIAN VERMl.
FuGE. and take no other
S'Price Is Cents per Bottle
Prepared by 5. A FOUTZ L BRO
Westminster, Md,
For sale by DR.. II H. MITCHELL Elkton,
and Druggists and Storekeepere everywhere
Nov %, lS63-ly
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FOUTZ'S MIXTURE,

THE Is safe and reliable remedy for the cure
i of Rheumatism, Painful Nervous Affec-
tions, Sprnins, Burns Swellings, and ALL
BEST diseases requiring An external application
on Man.
On Horses it will never fail to cure the
LINZ Poll-Evil, fistulu. old running Sores. or
sENr sweeny, if properly applied. For Sprains,
Scratches, Bruises, Cracked Hoofs, Chafes,
FOR Saddle or Collar Calls. Cuts OF Wounds il
is an ininllibie remedy Try il and be Con-
WINGED Of its great efficacy.
MAN RHEUMATISM
Persons afflicted with this li,anse no mat
ter of how long standing can he promptly
AND and efectuaily cured by using this Mixture
There is nothing in the world 50 sure and
so good to take away bad Corns, and cure
Beast Frost Bites ms this preparation. Try it and
satisfy yourselves. Price Is and 50 cents per
Ssw bottle Prepared by
S. A. FOuTZ BROTHER
Westminster. Nd.
in USE For sale by DR.. II II MTcHRLL Elkton
aud Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere.
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SOUND ARGUMENT ON
UNSOUND TEETH.

a MONG the numerous inventions made and
"a perfected in this country ranks high the
u>eiul art of Dentistry! But why! because
Teeth we use to chew our food and tools KEEP, in
good order ale always preferable to work With
On our teeth depends the shape of our mouths.
which should never be suffered to become un-
pleasant to behold.
1t is, to great extent, owing to the condition
OF our teeth, whether we enjoy an agreeable
breath or otherwise. 1t is often caused by the
imrerteciion OF oar teeth, when we find it diff
cult 10 ar;iculate well. OF all the ornaments
beautiful teeth are the most useful; they are not
destined tor particular occasions or seasons nav,
we need them constantly; and we should lhcIc
iole feel greatly indebted to the art of Dentistry
Now-tle best way "t proving to me the cor
iec'uess OF my argun ent would be Il speedy APP
peation of all those in need of artificial teeth,
which will be furnished in the most approved
style. DIR. b. j. BlNG.
Jan 1854. Elkton, Md.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
EARaERs, Merchants and Mechanics, pause
L and reject before giving cut your work -
AFTER having ten years experience AZ a prac
teal workman, At my trade. invite all who
desire work done with neatness and despatch
to give me call. l am prepared, with first
class workmen, to clean and put in order
Hot Air Furnaces, Ranges. Cooking Stoves
he.. also to d" Roofing, Spouting, Lightning
Rodine and repairing at short notice. and
guarantee the quality Of material and work
satisfactory, as all work is snperintended
personally by me. Work done ut city prices.
Send in your orders whenever convent. Mt
and they will be promptly attended 10, by
JOHN PRYOR.
Firm Of Pryor Il Bro,
(Csntwel's old stand,) Elkton, Nd.
Aug. /, 1863.
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Steele Amalgam Bells Complete
With HangIngS.

THEi are especially adapted for farms,
L plantations, school houses and factories-
They are noted for their tone, strength, sono-
rousnoss and durability of vibration The
practical utility of these bells, and extreme low
price At which they are offered, must secure
their gradual introduction. For sale by
mar Z. W. STAPLES
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/. Stor IS anO dinu,ors.

TINE celebrated Royal Cook Store with
l. extended fire box for wood or COAL
Owing to the unprecedented popularity of
this Stove, we have been induced to offer il
with the utmost confidence, to those who
want good heavy cast Stove. Out of the
immense number of the Royal that hav.
been sold we haze never hoard single com
plant OF failure to operate to entire satisiac.
ton, and we challenge the world TO present
any cooking stove that will do its work more
perfectly. For sale at City prices for Cash.
by PRYOR Il BRO,
(Cantwe'ps old stand,l Eis,on, Nd
Aug. /, 1853.
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The above IL correct likeness of Or. schenck taken
many years ago after hs had recovered from Consnnr
ton: by cu,irse If his SCHETCks PCLNoNIC SYRUP
The likeness, although it does not represent him
thing like bad he at the worst. yet il il in
strong with the hale and vigorous looks If the
present time The contract between these two portraits
So great that would not believe them To lie the
same person Yet there hundreds of persons in and
around pnadrlpha who will recognize both portrait.
To he representations. When the first was taken
he weighed l0' pounds At the present time his weight
is
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(toFFLE MILLS.--A lot of Coffee Mills at old
" prices by PRYOR h BRO.
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(tHURNS-Spnin's Patent Churns, the best
- ever offered /. The public, for sale by
Aug. /. PRYOR d BRO.
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SILVER PLATED, FORKS s. SPOONS.
TUST received a good assortment of Tribe
y Plated Forks and Spoons; a superior
article, and warranted to DO AZ represented
For sale, at city prices, by
mar - .r. l.. W. STAPLES.
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NUANOES.-Peruyinr, Californig, and A.
NJ A. Mexican. For sale by
Iar 3 1870. ID. SCOTT u BRO.
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hDD CASTINGS can be furnished for stoves Of
~ all descriptions ut the shortest notice by
Aug. |. Pryor BRO
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| DOPING, SCOUTING and Lightning Roding
IL done in superior nanner, by
! Aug /, PRYOR 4 BRO
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bDNUINE OR, TIE PRODUCER.-A
] Fertilizer continuing all the elements d
". .a::.I. For sale by
Aav 10. JOHN PARTRIDGE
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done DIET from St.oud's mill, and from
- Ia her Ciark's mill, both Gne and coarsely
ground For sn,e sy JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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CALI Ground Airn Salt, Fine Salt, MaYshali's
80 ati"1r's i!1>k S-,lt. rnr sale by
j~FiN p.iRTfIBST
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-23

ITAREW ARE "A lot of Hoes. Rakes Forks,
! l &c. for suls at old prices for cash by
Aug. !. PRYOR q BRO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-23

DHOSPHAYIC FERTILIZER.-Taske Il
i Clark's Fertilizer, containing all the in
gicdieu.e neet ssary 10 fertility. For sale by
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-23

OUTER sCALEs-A good article Of Scales.
- with Dish sud Weights, from OF to lbs.
For sale by T. W. ,STAPLES
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-23

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whoop,ng
Cough, .Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
Blood, Pam and Weakness of the
Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.