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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22
A First Of Aprlt Hoax in Brookiyn.

A tclegraphic announcement in tho
Brooklyn evening papers of Thurs
day, to the effect that Lieutenant
General Grant, Major-General Nc
Clellan, and Admiral Paulling, would
meet ut the Navy Yard yesterday,
for consultation in relation TO the
equipment of feet Of vessels for
army purposes, attracted many per-
sons to the Navy Yard. The re- 5hla-
tion requiring passes, preve 1ted largo
numbers from gaining ndnittanee,
and the crowd outside the gates, in
creased in consequence, all anxious
to get a view Of the great heroes OF
the war. 1t was asccrtained, after a
time, that the whole affair was hoax
and those assembled gradually dis
pcrsed. ..I. 4.fr Jrs no
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22
From the s'st ment, o. Y. F~~--'-
CAMr, 2lst O. vi, GRAYsyrrS,l Z, J
Georgin, March 3ist, 1857 1f" -

1
EDIToR JErrERsoNrAN;
Dear Sir - After long and yea
risome ride of over six hundred miles,
over one of the toughest railwaysev -gm1
er constructed by human Ingenuity
we at last arrived ut the the old 2lst,a
and found them all comfortably situ-
ated, in beautiful camp, finely dec I 4
Grated by cedar boughs, that grow so -,
plenteously on the lofty hills OF north.
ern Georgia, and in just such spirits,
as old veterans are always found to
be. We found Col. Jim agrceabletoi {
all, commanding the 3rd Brigade, lst o.,
Division, to which we belong,---a po-
sition that be long since should have
held Yet not only the position, but 49,
the rank. Still our hopes are buoy nt
ant, that the patriotic 2lst will soon.sv
furnish, through him, the leader of n II
Brigade, who not only fills the posi-.
ton, but wears the rank, the beautiful F
star Ni ~i~fH lpHa
We as Regiment feel unable to
return to the loyal and patriotic citi- loe
zens OF Hancock county, the debt of
gratitude we owe for the kind treat.
ment that we received from their %
hands during our short sojourn with ad
you. We feel particularly indebted
to the Soldiers Aid Society for the
line reception that we received from
them on February 22nd, and win ever
remember them for it. lII 81 ii .V0is
We are assured that our gratitude i
towards them, is not sufficient to re-
pny them, neither can they be repaid,
until they are called home TO enjoy
the rest prepared for all those wlibrH
have been engaged In the cause Of the -
Union; to those who have been friend
ly to the soldier, not only on fur.
lough; but have ever turned their at ~
tcntion to his many wants, both on
the tented field, and in the lonely hos r
pital. Our wish is that the smiles OF
q Divine Providence may ever rest
upon them, and that the rich soil OF
old Hancock may never fail to yield
abundantly to oil who have proven
themselves by their works, to be on
"Old Abe's" side.
We are finely situated near tho
pleasant village of Graysvillc, Gecr.
gia, distant about ten miles from Chat
tanooga, and six miles from Ring. 80
gold, on the illustrious Chickamauga
River. The boys are in fine spirits,
and will ever be glad to hear from
their friends Mt home, through the
columns of your patriotic paper, the o
j Jcfiiersonian. .., -r,
Your friend, rs ever,
J. II. MORRELL. -HH
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22

GEN. GRANT does not seem to fan
cy the luxurious style of living pre-
valcnt in the Army of the Potomac,
He says he can MAINTAIN his physical
integrity on pork and beans, as sold
iers do ont West. and believes it can
be done by them here. Caterers TO
the delicate palates Of officers are
in spasms at the report that the Lieu
tenant. G eneral is about to Danish
their wares from the lines.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22

A MAINE paper says: People arC
getting into the habit of using syr,
ups as a substitute for butter, 1t il
fouud easier to contract such habi
of paying fifty cents poand for bnt
ter. Many Of the boarding place
ind it impossible to procure butter
)ne OF the grocers sent runner on
hundred miles into the country 70
,uttcr, and succeeded only in oil
taining ono tub.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22

DiNIE;L B. BEAHD-LtGS, Attorney nt
Law, will promptly attend To all busi-
less entrusted to his care.
JUSTICE OF TIL y PEACE
viii nttent to the Writing and acknowledging
# deeds aud mortgages. aud To the taking of
lcpoSiuOus.
OFrice aeiodeon Building, in the room for.
ncrlv occupied Ivy j. +. Caples. Esq.
FlndlIv. Ohin. AnrIl %. 1858.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22
PRrxrlcK remarks in his Louisvili,

Joprnal Of rho lst inst, that
"Thc rebel leaders said to each
other, in the incipiency OF the rHbel'
lion, that a separation conld not. hc
accomplished unless blood Should bo
sprinllcd in the raccs of the peonk.
Those guilty leaders have since had
more blood sprinklcd upon THAR souls
than all the waters Of this world can
wash olt or the fires Of the next burn
out" " ''" q"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22

x1- The Richmond Enqaire says
grat jeff. Davis Is ''undouht99ly up
light" Well, his life may he anpright
,ccording to rebel notions, but wo
sope IL will come 70 a close b., means
ii two uprights, and q eross pieee.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22

Eg- Young wire--"Oh, my Dear.
there is q most lovely set--ptn, ear
rings and sleeve battons. Dogo buy
hem" Mr.. Tightstring--sfes my
lear, I mean to go by them "A fast az
lossible." i ''''.ti ~ P9#ii
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22
Seven Thousand R"brI Dead ut Gst-
". burg.


ty' burg.
The Gettysburg (Pa.) Star and
Banner says;
"From evidence developed to the
worlmen and others engaged in re-
moving the dead bodies on the bat.
tie field, they are now fully convinc.
ed that not less than seven thousand
rebels lost their lives in this conflict,
the bodies Of whom are still there
In one space ofthree acres were found
three hundred and twenty-five Con.
tolerate slain; and elsewhere. in n
single trench, two hundred and fifty
more. A considerable portion of
the battl, ground is likely to be plow.
ed up this spring and summer, by
farmers owning it, preparatory to
planting corn and other grain. AS n
matter of course, the Confederate
graves must be obliterated, and the
trenches which now indicate their
places There is strong desire with
the people, in respect to humanity, TO
have these bodies, though of the ene-
my, respectfully and decently put
away in some enclosure where they
may not be disturbed Our common
humanity should impel US to such O
step"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22

DR.B. BEECH drespectiullann"unce
| that he has permanently located in Findlay
where he wllat' end to AT calls in his profession
0fice and residence on west side OF Main Il,
II the bu lding formerly occupiedby Younkir
icarly opposite the new Presbyterian Church
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-04-22
DIR. A. Hurd.

DHYsTCIAN AND SURGEON, would re.
pectfuliy tender his professional services
10 tho citizens Of Find.ay and surrounding
roun.rv. .
Special. ArTEN rION GIVEN TO SURGERY.
~ Office On corner over the store Of n y.
Gage Il 10. Residence on sandusky rect.
second door west of United Brethren Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-08
/ NJ AlEDIATE SALE OF VALUA Bile

/ REAL ESTATE IN ALEXAEDRIA -
The premises occupied By T, J. Mehat-y. esq,
situa ed on Columbus Street. in pleasant l.,rt
Of the city, wiIl be sold immediately and j>o:~
sessi ION given it required, in thirty dar>: TIL"
clear OF lncumbrance and warranted.
The house is three year. old, b>iit for the re-
sldence of It's present owner AMI thoroughly
finished, under his personal supervision. lru!,l
Top To bottom It contains eight lnrEE and
beautiful rooms, besides Kitchen, carriage house,
stable AND servants house attached. 1t IS pro
vided with al the modern convenencoa, gas.
hot and cold water, bath room, furnacrs, >%c
and ia designed 70 combine everything d::sir
able in q dwelling house. The grounds ure
adorned with walks, flowers, fruit trees, and .
grapery. al in the best condition. There will
be d valuable crop Of grapes end peaches tho
present year
To any one who wishes to purchase, at less
than cost one OF the most elegant and desjra~
bic residences in Alexandria, the bcs1 induce
n1ents are here offered.
TERMs-Easv--haI cash the remainder in
one, two and three years: if preferred, With 80
curlty on the property.
For further particulars. inquire Of
LISANDER HILL, Esq,
corner OF King and Royal Streets,
ie Of If Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-08
TIE ALEXANDRIA GAXE1TE.
PUBLIC BENEFIT.

nN account Of the eat advance in fnerchan-
~ disc, / shall not at present rcpiensh NY
stock will close out nv entire stock Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES. &c. at
prcea without the present dyance. Inducements
will be offered il some goods at present prices
My stock consists ola general variety Of Dress
brellas and Notions, including Dress Trim
mings, also fine line Of Ladies and Children :
Sh o. s-all Of which wjll be sold for less than I
could replace them for
CHEAP CASH STORE.
80, King Street, Al2yandria,
ie a0L-lw 6. u. JELLlFF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-08
TO PREVENT SICKNESS,
PIT RIFY THE BLOC 3.

PU R Z 7 I II q IS LOU y
NOTHING is more wholesome Al this time
~ Of year, than gentle purgative. 1t will
bic the system the better to endure the warm
season to come For this purpose We would
advise every one in quest Of sound health, to
try box Of Prof Wundran1's Vegetable Pills
or Powders which have proved SO sa}utary the
past two seasons, to AL who tried them:
For sale at most Druggists. See ADVERTISE
ment in another column. mp 3O--2tn
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POSTSCRIPT!
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

{};spatcAes to the philadelphia Inquirer
,t.ts ttat Bradley T. Johnson is IN command
E division near Frederick city. On the
n;;oht Of tie 9Th portion at least Of the Con
4a1aratas crossed the Potomac near Antietau,
and aDpeared uexs morning. on the Maryland
o;ae where brisk skirmishing was going on
hpfora Fort Duncan. In this desultory fight
ioe the Lonfederates generally hold their own.
rbe Coafedesates captured at Harper's Ferry
large quantity Of camp equipage and of grain,
vh;ch they removed South They have not
turned any buildings at Harpers Ferry. A
dspatch from Harrisburg states that Major
Shesrer, Of Bradley johnson staff, says that
the present movement was planned by Lee when
Grant took command, and that the object is to
capture or destroy Washington, and get hack
to Richmond in time to whip Grant, if they
can. Orders have been received from Wash
iug prohibiting the sending of any news what
ever of our movements. Raining in torrents.
The lnqairer's dispatch dated at Baltimore
last night ct 10 0 clock says The number Of
Confederates in the vicinity Of Frederick is not
over five hundred cavalry. There was some
diminishing to-day at Monocasy junction. 1t
is still believed that the Confederate force in
Maryland is not SO large as has been reported,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-08
FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.

FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.
The New York Herald has dispatch dated
at Nashville on the 7th, which states that
there been nc fighting siuce June 9th, ex-
cept diminishing on the extreme right during
the movements to the Chattahoochee River.
Ihe flank movement, which resulted in the
evacuation Of Kenesaw Mountain, vas begua
Oh the evening after the failure OF the assault
OF the 9th. TIE Confederates began the
evacuation on Goth Of June. Johnston is sup
posed to have crossed the Chattahoochie, aid
is e0deayoring TO occupy the hiil on the south
side of the river, opposite the mouth of Nicka-
jack Greek and Vetler's Greek. We have no
positive assurance of the passage OF ta.e Chat
tahooeie by either army. Probably the first
chat will be heard positively of this will be
from Gen Sherman himself.
Gen. "Baldy'' Smith, who has command
ed the 18th Army Corps, IS 20 20 North in
twenty days, On sick leave. Gen. Martindale
will take command Of the Corps during his alb
Sence
A dispatch from Washington states that
sge has been removed from his command.
REPORT mentions Gen. Howe as bis successor.
GOLD.
NEW YORK, July S-Gold, day, PTS.
SINGERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
WITH ALL THE
NEW IMPRO VEMENTS,
Is the
BEST AND CHEAPEST
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
IN the world.
For sale at BERRY'S,
~Set-tf No. u, King street.
: ; you Tlsh to buy your DRY GOODS at the
slRht figure cell IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-08

BOARD AT A DELIGHTFUL COUN-
. TRY RESIDENCE TWO MILES FROM
THE ITY.-The advertiser has two or three
spare rooms and will take a few boarders for the
summer, on reasonable terms. The house IS
supplied with bath rooms and all the convent
ences of a city dwelling, &nd is most delight
fully situated for health and seen ~. FOR
further particulars apply st the Gazette ONCE
je-l7tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.
W. l.. MILBURN. DRUGGIST.

W. u. 1H1LD 2 wv. DhC Vd10I:
northeast Corner King and WASHINGTON Sts.
VIVES NOTICE to the citizens Of Alexan-
VI dria, that his establishment viii be open
on Sundays, from this date, during the follow
past ten A. NJ; half-past three to half past FIVE
and half-past six to ght o'clock 2. NJ, during
which hours he will be prepared to ill with
promptness and accuracy all prescriptions
lie lO-2m*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-08

VIZ ANTED.-At No. 20 King street, a good
w WON An white preferredD to cook wash
and iron. Je 70 BIZ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-16
"A Y ALU.ABIE L ARM
AZ, I,s;iSaTE SAs.E.

IN consequence ~ III. reno cn'St Of nv
: rr"r.,;s fem my residence. | will DIS
JoSc at t piivar" SAL. NY FAR n. 81!
CnG;n creek. ~, n1rig,il' wi'er. ~ Ken,
c'i.t.. Ni., Con aiming 40 Acres Of iani
ali - ig In Iui, % M..-ls. Isaac Parsons
t.cu. Il + ok inl SEQ. Is SivpttrnS 1t -
div l.. nto fields. is ualnr & mi frntig
has ,rrn several times lim"i lnl IS pro-
unctlv". here are lrn tiuuslni FrH.Ci
TIE = al different varieties aud in hearing
W lea adj ~ i'iv 10 its V due Navig rhlc
water and l.riing Oh the tarn, make il
convenient III access Ia the Il" fillmore and
PhIlad' lph!a markets. There Is sutrirnr.
~ wn"d and surplus f Chestnnt Timer
the Hnidings are Tw" S'"ry Frame Dwell
Ing. ncAri. new. with attic. cont lining s
r'ou's aGd an entry, hesd"s the old build
ing Adjrlning. III good order. ! lie outAniid
:ngs are good and nearly new.
1Hf FERNS OF SALE are one third cash or
IN good Fuarantl"d paper. and the balance ON
long tlne 10 SUIT purchaser the Interest
payable semi annually.
Apply TO the subscriber. near Middletnwn.
Delaware, or to Geo &c Vickrr>. Esq Ches.
tertuwn. Mi THOMAS MURtHEY.
June Is 1864.
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Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Creditors,

; HIS Is To civ" notice. thai the Subscribers
1 vi Cecil county. have obtained from tn.
'rIhans' Cullrt "t sad county, letters ~
Administration Cu the personal estate ut
h"m,st Mrrsltin, la,e ct said county. de.
leased. All persons having claims agains,
the said deceased. are hereby warned t.
exhibit the sim,.. with the vouchers thereof
du'y authenticated. on or before the 4rl
tay al June. 1855; they may otherwise
by law, b. excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons iriirhte'l to said estate
are requested t" make immediate payment
Ia the subscribers. Given under our hands
this 18th day OF June 1904,
ONEAS MERSIION,
ABNi K MERSHON.
Administrators u. r. A.
Of Thomas Z Nrrshnn, decd.
Tcst--rHALKLEY Is. CUTLER, Reg.
June %. fS6i-6S
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice. that tho sul,scri
! Der, cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court nf Cecil county. letters
Tcstan,entary IN the personal estate nt
Jonathan II ragtn, late Of Cecil county
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased. ar. h. rrby warnd To
exhibit The same with thu vouchers thereof
drly authenticated. on or before the l4th
day OF June. 1861 they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons Indebted t" said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment
L. the subscriber. Given under my hand
t.is 18th day of June. 1861.
ELLIS e. CHANDLER,
Executor Of Jonathan UaragAn. dec d.
TcA-CuALKLEY 3 CurtER, Reg.
June rs. 1854
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A NEW ENTERPRISE,

WING en- aged in the sale If Agri'u.
IL ,hIdl implements, | am prepared 10
luiul>h IN" Farmers with the BUCKEYE
REAPiNl and MOVING MA III ~. the
celebrated KIRBY combined REAPER ann
NOW X, With >rlt-kaklng A tarhmirnr: IN.
bickturl II 'Ifman DRILL, for Snwir o
Glaln. Grass seed and Gu!no the Buck.yr
Sell | nl"uling spring k NE; Dnntilg,'
FOOL Co.'S Silver Steel Nnwirg Sc,th.s
Corn t"vrr'Is, tnitiv,tors. Grain Cradles
'land Rakrs &c. Also. Il few sets of Cultj
vat"r Teeth: Excelsior Grain Flus. Al nt
which will he sold AZ low tor the cash ~ thrv
can he b"u Lht N any # the cities. Genuine
Chinese sugar Can" Seed.
JOS. +. CANTWEIL.
May "A, lGGf-3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-16
TO FARMERS.
TO FARMERS
DAIRYMftN COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOE SALE
INCUR, Grain, Glover and Flax Seed,
Il Tobacco. Hay. Lumber, Slaves. Tan,
Bark, sheep. Calves. Ponltry, Eggs. Bal
con, Lard. Butter. Cherse, Game. Vrgt
tables, Wool, Rag, Ears, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &C.,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Ba Imore. with fun x turns always within
Ten Days ct their reaching the Cry, by for
wardiL,: to the Commission House Tor Cuun
try Produce Of
y. e. MAXINE.
N. E. Concr Of Frederick Il Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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Po7rrR's L,sp.so. Caroline county, Md.

PoTrERs L,spIsG. Caroline county Md.
Mr.. +. T. VI tRiNE Ill wing been intimately aclutin
e! with the ciIracter If Your business having cSirnded
Yum care. over five wears tn. sh!s If my produce al
''"'lrts have proved satisfactorily. aud ia the future
expect I" rntiHnze yur house. Wy advice 10 all pc
ms having Griin produce. t., extend To tu;nn>
n Merchant. may rely confidently having nui the
""t approximations but ind yuu honest in all respects.
Yuis, b. q. STl.NENS,
juno u, lSG4-sH
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ASTR LAY.

NiAME 10. the premises nf the subscriber.
" near Zi"n. Cecil county. Nd, a RED
STEER. ab"nt 2 years old The owner Is
requested 10 come fnrwari, prove property,
paw char.es and take him away, or he will
be gold according to law.
CORNELIUS b. GOODNOW
July 2. 1854
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-16

Mr.. !. y. M,RIN. :-Sir:-We can cav that ynu al
ways dealt correctly aud satisfactory for all the
usn.ss have nti yuu L. ,u fIl u. and We Always
rCnHmrni ANY I'"suu, t!Ht know IL you: and yJu
al III utiics for any recommendation that yU,.
Ety want IuuIs
December 18th, 1853. SP. NCEE { WRIGHT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-16

NEW CLOTHING STORE
OPPOSITE TIE HOWARD HOUSE.
MAIN STREET, ELKToN, MARYLAND.
'NHE undersigned would respectfully inform
L the public that he has now on hand and is
daily receiving splendid assortment Of
Stirring and SUM nier Ci6thing,
COATS. PANTS, VESTS,
Wooden, Linen and Cotton Shirts.
Hats and Caps, Trunks. Carpet Bags and
Valises,
Mock Ties, Collars, Su.penders. Gloves
4 Hosiery;
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
In Philadelphia, in the most fashionable style,
and 1t the lowest rates. Orders solicited.
Thankful for the largo patronage heretofore
extended me, respectfully solicit continuance
Of the same, as am determined to soil lower
than any other house in the county.
May Z, Oily NJ. LlEBERMAN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-16

VIENNA Dorchester COUNTY. i'd January lst. 1864.
Mn I (. MsHINE Allow the beginning of
lie new year h. extend I" yu most hearty uorGrHt
hinu"n> fr the satisfactory mnluei winch you have
ven Tor several years. IN The sale Of cnnSg uicutS
NliCh have infruStr.i 10 your hope the fu
III" that he able ~ increase those cur,sjG nnienS
nj that sun viii receive from the pubic very liberal
patronage. THOMAS Higgins.
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C0nStabie's Sale.

Df virtue OF a writ Of Firr Facas. issued
- ny Stmuet Logan, one of tn: Justices
OF the Peace Of the State "1 Mar, land. in
and for Cecil county, at the suit "i fiasS.n
Lynch against tn. goods and chattlrs. lands
ard trnrnents "f .mcs &. Thrnps"n and
James A. l.acklanh, to me directed, ! have
seized and taken in execution all the right.
title, claim. interest aud estate. at law and
in equity. Of the said James G. Thompson,
in and Ia the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-16

w The highest Charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description teSCcpt
liln"rs) purchased and forwarded with dcs-
patch. when either cash or trade accompa-
mes the order.
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D-SToy, Caroline county. Nd.
To THE BUSINESS prBLIc

After eight years cvuncrt N with Mr. F. Marine.
HIJrOIy aui COMMISSION Ne. Grant take pl-;lsu
commenting him ~ business strictly correct.
md niuel say that he has my euilt1 Confluence.
VI. VI. McMA.t IN. sheriff
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NOTICES.
Mutuat Fire Insurance Company
Of Cecil County.

=, VI SCCii SOuuty.
TIVE Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the
L Me,hDcrs of tins Company will he held
at their room in Elkton, on SATURDAY,
the 9Th day of August next. at II O'Clock
4. NJ, Tor the purpose of elccting Nine
Managers for the ensuing year.
AT that meeting thcie III he due from the
members IN each policy payment IF sic per
cent on the premium obligation filed Their. on,
which must be pail ON or before that day, or
tile policy is by law suspended until pa, ment
is made.
The rev Internal Revenue law requires a
Iro Cent stamp On each rcceip.
+. a. ELLIS,
Secrctsry AMI Treasurer.
CArrr"N.-If the payment is Delayed until
after the Annual Nee ing the receipt bccnm~s
II technical renewal oi the policy and will
require Il Stanip OF the value vf I'renty: fre
Cents.
July 9, lsGi-tm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BAUGII'S
RAW BONE
SuPer-fh"sphate Of Lime.

BAUGH T. SONS,
SOLE ASrrACTURERs,
Store No. 20 South Ueinmare -arenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
HNiiIS article las for many years or loved
L n high reputation as manure of great
efficiency and of uneqrnlIrd pcrmanrnce
aud we scarrey deem it important to our
Sriiil-dnnual advertisement to say more than
merely call the attrnt'on Of buyers TO il. But
wc will also state "a Farmers and Dealers N
Fertilizers thai it has been our constant ann
t" rcrIder eur RAW BONE FEkTIi lRtR
more aud more worthy of the full C inf. irncc
at Farmers, 10y the use Of every facility AT
command and the aid al scirntlic skill. in
essentially improving its qualities and We
hav" never allowed tins pnrpos. to he utter
'rr-d with by the great AMI steady advance
III the cost at all matters pertaining to our
business Throughout the past tw" years
The Raw Bone fhospiitc nilv he had Of
any regular Dealer in Fertilizers TO whom,
We advise farmers t" hpily,) or OF the manu-.
lac u'crS AMI prurrirtnrs
Is UGH & SONS,
No. 20 S 'u'h Delaware Ay,.nur.
'uI! = louf-otii Phililci ;phia.