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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-25
THE men of Elkton having failed to

THE men of Elkton having failed to
make arrangements for proper reception
of the I'd Del. on its return from the field,
the ladies have periodically taken the mat
ter in hands. and these veterans will have a
public reception given them on their return
to their homes, and supper served, which
we know will do credit to the hearts and
hands of the fair ones who have the matter
in charge.
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SHERIFF SALE.

10y virtue of two wrts of Ficri Facias,
- Issued out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
comfy, at the suits OF James Eyer, against
tho goods and chattles, lands aud tcneInents
of Frances Clark, to me directed, have
seized and taken in execution all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate, at law and
iu equity, Of the said Frances Clark, in and
to all that
Piece or Piece of Land,
whereon Frances Clark now resides, situated
in the Seventh Election District OF Cecil
county, containing
Ono Hundred l. Thirty-FOur Acres
OF LAND, more or less, commonly called
d" Holland" and adjoining lands of William
Patton, Catharlne Broughton aud others;
and l hereby give notice, that on
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, merit,
at the Court House door, in the town Of
Elkton, at 2 O'Clock p. M, will offer for
sale said property so seized and taken in
execution, at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder for Cash to satisfy said wr;ts and
and costs. JAMES B. PRICE,
June %, l964-ts. Sheriff.
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Public Schools.

THE Comniss toner's of Public Schools
Il will hold their next Quarterly Meeting at
their Room in Elkton, ON TMesduy, the stu of
July nert at | O'clock. for the purpose IL
al justing The Accounts Of Teacher. for tho
Quarter ending on the 25ih instant.
The Public Schools will be discontinued at
the close of the present Quarter until the
Sd Of October next.
BY Order Of the Board.
WIN. TORBERT,
Elkton, June Is, 1864. Secretary.
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~Godey's Lady's Book for July Is
an excellent number, and cannot fail OF
pleasing the thousand Of admirers OF this
admirable magazine. Age does not take
from either the beauty or sprightliness of
this popular magazine.
Terms $500, year. L. A. Lodey, pub.
Usher, 3o6, Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-25

The GOLD ExcIrENENr.-Congres pass.
ed Gold Bill on Tuesday last prescribing
heavy penalties for gambling in Gold. The
Wall Street brokers Immediately stopped
operations; towering panic was the result,
accompanied by rise in the gold market to
1896 and $240. Secession operators made
the most of the panic and fabulous quota.
tons were reported as the ruling rates for
the precious metals. In the afternoon of
the same day "wednesday the quotations
ruled at about 200
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscribers
L Of Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate Of
Thomas &. Mcrshon; iale of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 4th
day OF June, 1865; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscribers. Given under our hands
this 18th day Of June. 1864.
ONEAS MERSHON,
ABNFR MERSHON,
Administrators Z. T. A.
of Thomas e Mershon, decd.
Test--CnALKLEY b. CUTLER, Reg.
June %, lS6i-6w
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Os Monday afternoon last a squad of

Cavalry belonging to Capt. George W. p.
Smiths Company. passed through our place
en- route for the Upper Trappe where they
will be stationed for the present. They were
under the command of Se-gt. James L. Lut
ton.-.SOmcrset Herald.
Mr.. Luton here spoken of, it will be
remembered, is from this county, and few
months previous to his enlistment, was en-
ployed in this office.
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NEWARK NJ. Z. CHURcH.-The worl,

on this new cdificc, suspended for some time
past, has been recently resumed, and will
continue until its completion which, it is
supposed. will be in few months at most.
The external appearance of the new church
surpasses far enough that of the old one, and
when the whole shall have been completed,
it will be superior in many respects to the
old stru ciure. The basement, we believe, is
now finished, and church services are held
therein regularly.
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THE New Two CENT PIEcE.-A few

pieces of this new coin have made their
appearance in this latitude. "fhey are a
beautiful coin, resembling in size and gen
eral appearance the SO gold pieces that were
coined some years ego. The designs are of
course different. On the diverse, or face,
is a shield, resting upon two transverse ar
rows, and surmounted with a scroll, upon
which is the legend-"M God we Trust.'--
Beneath is the date 1864. On the reverse,
is q wreath of maize, within the circle form
ed by which is the denomination "2 cents"
and in a circle outside, the words, limited
States of Ameyica." The coin is composed,
as we learn, of an amalgam of copper and
tin, and looks as much like gold as thc best
imitation Of the precious metal ever made. :"
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE.PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TESSEsaER.

soy- A correspondent in Annapolis has
sent us the able speech Of David Scott,
Esq, delivered in the Constitutional Con.
vention, on the 18th inst, in defense Of the
Article on Allegiance to the government
1t will be printed next week.
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CHANGE OF HoURs.-It will be seen

CHANGE OF HOCRS.-lt WIFI DC seen
by the advertisement of the Phila, VIII. &
Bait. Railroad Company, that the running of
the trains is again slightly changed. 1t is
said an accommodation rain,-running from
here to Philadelphia ,-wll be put on as soon
as the apparatus for turning the locomotives
can be fixed here, and the alterations made
necessary by the double track are completed.
This will be great convenience to our citi-
zens, who will fully appreciate this evidence
of the Company to accommodate them.
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NOTICE..
By the Orphans Court Of Cecil county,
June IA, 1864.

By the Orphans Court Of Cecil county,
June IA, 1864.
ORDERED, that the sale made and re.
" ported by John W. Chambers, Execu-
tor of Richard Chambers, deceased, of the
Real Estate belonging 10 said deceased, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
CONTRARY thereof be shown on or before the
18th day Of August next: provided, copy
of this order be inserted in some ne wspaper,
printed IN Cecil county, once week for one
month, before the 18th day July, eighteen
hundred and sixty.iOur.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
be 5,35O00.
CHALkLEY B. CUTLER,
True COPY test, Register.
CHARLEY Il. CUTLER,
juno 10, 1854 lin. Register.
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General Sigel reports from Martins
burg that there is no truth in the statement
in the Philadelphia Inquirer of the 2lst in
relation to raid OF Moseby. Winchester
is not occupied by the enemy, nor are the
telegraph lines cut between that place and
narper's Ferry.
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A WOUNDED SoLT1ER.-On Sunday

evening last as n train was passing Elkton
with wounded soldiers, paper was thrown
Robinson, Co. f., Purnell Legion, wounded
in the leg-going to Philadelphia" He is
understood to be from the Brick Meeting
House.
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DUsT.-The streets and roads are

horribly dusty. Clouds of dust envelope
vehicles as they pass along, and we are blind
ed and choked everywhere. No place is
secure against the fine particles as they float
upon the air. Rain is badly needed. The
corn aad pastures are suffering, and man and
beast are sadly in need of a drenching
xhowcr
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RATHER WErGHTY. The large ir

doors for the vault of the Bank at this place,
which is to be built in that part of the new
Odd Fellows Hall, to be occupied by said
institution, arrived in Elkton this week, and
weigh son,et'ins over three thousand pounds
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
George Earle, Administra- In the Circuit
tor G. T. A. of Robert H. Court for Cecil
Thomas, decd, icounty. In
VS.. chanccry.
John W. Rawlins, and
others.
ORDERED, this thirteenth day of June
" in the year 1854, that the sale made
and reported by John A. J. Creswell, Trus
tee for the sale Of the mortgaged Real Estate
and property of John W. Rawlins and wife,
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the twenty second day Of August,
next; provided, copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed at Elk
ton, once a week for one month, before the
twentieth day Of july next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
be $l,025. CHAS. II HAINES,
True copy test, Clerk.
CIiAS. II. HAINES,
June Is, l8si-1m Clerk.
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EYE AND EAR.

7 ISAACS- NJ. D.. Ocnlist and Aurist Profcs.
y sor Of the Eye and Err. formerly of I.cyden,
Holland, is located ut No 5ll Pine Street, PM.
ADELrHiA where persons nffl cted with diseases If
tho EYE or FAR will he scientifically treated mud
cured. if cur-able. JY Artificial eyes inserted
without pain No charges male for examination
The Medical faculty is invited, us he has no So
crets in his mode of troatnent liam 80 '64.lv
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The Fremont Movement in West
ern Virginia.

The following letter from that busy body
in Maryland politics, Mr.. sncthen, written
to Major McPhail, has found its way into
the newspapers and is being handed round.
Wonder if Path Finder" has many such
managers as Mr.. ST.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-25

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Wil1,am j.
Jones, Esq, Trustee, sold on Saturday, the
18th inst, a house and lot of ground, in
Rising Sun, for $500; John II. Krauss, pur-
chaser,
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PRESERVE
YOUR FRUIT.

SPEAR'S FRUIT PRESERVING SOLU-
~ TON is warranted, if properly applied.
to prevent the decomposition Of any kind Of
Fruit. 1t contains nothing Objectionable to
taste, nor injurious in articles Of diet.
DOES NOT REQUIRE SUGAR.
DOES NOT REQUIRE SEALING.
Fruit may be opened often as required,
without injury.
One Bo.llc is sufficient for One Hundred
and Fifty lbs. of Fruit
Apply to HOWARD GARRETT,
2O1 Shipley Street, Wilmington, Del.
Agent for Delaware, Maryland and N. !.
june p, lSG4-2m'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-06-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farmers are now
busy securing the hay crop. The weather is
favorable and hence the work progresses
rapidly. The crop, we believe, is good
throughout the county, and if the weather
continues favorable, there will be no idle
time between hay making and harvest.
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nlarric0.

HOLCOMB SCARBOROUGH.-June I'd
at TIE Brick meeting House. by the Rev.
Abraham Dewitt Mr.. WILLI1M B. HoL.
COMB to Miss, MARY L. ScARBoRou CHI.
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NEWTON Darling Grass Scythes, do.
~ Grain Scythes, Red Sneaths, Darling
Sc, the Stones, Brandywine Stones, for sale
by L. BROWN, Jr. l. BRO.
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NOTICE
STATE OF MARYLAND,
Adjutant Generals Office,
quarters, Annapolis, juno IL, 1864.

Adjutant Generals Office,
Headquarters, Annapolis, juno IL, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. IL.
The proportion OF the several counties Of
the State Of the One Hundred Days len
called for by the Governors Proclamation
of the 18th of May last, having been pro-
mnlgated in General Order, No. ii, publish.
ed on the Sth instant, and the whole number
OF Volunteers furnished by any Of the Coun-
lies on that account having been since accu-
ratuly ascertained. so tar as the same had
reported at Camp Bradford to the 10Th
instant, and credited to the several Election
Districts so furnishing the same, the net
residue due from each Of the Election Dis.
tricts in ttie several Counties Of the State
has been now determined, and is herewith
published for their information.
The Draft for the Counties will commences
at the Headquarters, in Baltimore city, on
MONDAY, the eth inst, and Volunteers
from any County or Election District, at any
time before the Draft is actually made. will
be accepted and credited. The proportion
of Cecil county is as follows:
CECIL COUNTY. az MEN.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, June II, 1864.

Major d. H. lAcrhail, y. S. 4:
DEAR SIR Il want you to send me the
names of some two or three or more promi.
nent Fremont and Cochrane men in Western
Virginia, if you know any such. l am
Chairman of the Sub National Committee
Of the Radical Democracy for Maryland
Delaware and West Virginia, and want to
communicate with some Of our leading
friends in West Virginia on the subject Of
the campaign. Try and serve me if you can
in the matter.
They are going to have two Lincoln cleo.
tornl tickets in Maryland. The anti Blair
men have theirs out.
The Blair men are arranging to get theirs
out. They say they have been cheated by
the anti Blairitcs, and will go before the PEG.
pie. on the popularity of Montgomery Blair,
as if anybody cared anything about him.
hope this may divide. Honest people
may then come by their rights.
least, so far as anybody will 60 with US, hold
3 State Convention and get our electoral
tickets out. The whole Of the loyal States
will be thoroughly organized on the basis of
our principles.
90 not know your course, but do hope
it will be with US. Lincoln can never be re-
elected. His sins alone will prevent that.
Andrew johnson is besides STAKEHOLDER.
The Democratic party is split in twain for
ever, between the peace and war parties it
will make no nominations at Chicago, but
will rally personally all other discontents
around Fremont, who will never yield his
distinct organization.
I want sound man in Western Virginia
who is fit to 60 on the National Committee.
Let me hear from you. Truly yours,
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- II SALE. yAn excellent nj Of New
i Ctcstr.. post. IN. XcCLELLAHp, y.
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BY Order Of the Governor.
JOHN 8. BERRY,
June %, 1S64-1w Adjutant General.
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Major McPhail gives the Frcemonters the
following bit of comfort in the opening par
agraph of his letter.
DEAR SlE:-I ON in receipt of your let.
ter Of the 18th inst, and in reply have to
say that since the adjournment Of the Cleve
land Convention / have not seen nor heard
of one Fremont and Cochrane man in West
Virginia"
The remainder of his reply is principally
devoted to "Henry Winter Davis L Co."
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4 EARM Of 70 Acres, one mil. west
"A u Elton, 1t the junction Of the North
E.,s: anil nottingham rosda. Price S2,lO0.
Trrsa essy. Apply to VIZ. EWING,
feb a7.tf. Eikton.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-29
Aomewsrds.
ny HoBATIUs BoNAR.

bh bONAhs
Dropping down the troubled river,
To the tranquil, tranquil shore, .o
Dropping dawn the misty river,
Times willow shaded river,
To the spring embosomed shore;
4a Where the sweet light shineth ever,
And the sun goes down no more,
wondrous, wondrous shore!
Dropping down the winding river, t
To the wide and welcome sea;
Dropping down the narrow river;
Mans weary, wayward river,
10 the blue and ample sea,
Where no tempest wrecketh ever,
Where the sky is fair and free;
ojoyous, joyous seal
Dropping down the noisy river,
10 our peaceful, peaceful home;
Dropping down the turbid river,
Earth's busting, crowded river,
10 our gentle, gentle home;
Where the rough roar riseth never,
And fhe vexings cannot come;
Oloved and longed for home
Dropping down the eddying river,
With helmsman true and tried;
Dropping down the perilous river, "a
Moralitie's dark river,
With sure and heavenly Guide;
Even Him, who, to deliver.
My soul from death, hath died;
o. Helmsman true and tried! s,
Dropping down'the raging river,
10 the dear and deathless land;
Dropping down the well known river,
Lifes swoll'n and rushing river,
To the resurrection land;
Where the living life forever, ,
And the dead have joined the band
0 fair and blessed land
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spirators and whose macbinatious are now IN
masked, 1t is as clearly the duty OF the Admin
istraton to prosecute and punish, as IL ia its
duty to suhjugate the rebels who are openly ia
arms against the Government. 10 the per.
formance of this duty. II is entitled to expect
d.will doubtless receive the zealons co-opera.
tion Of true men eve rywhere, who, 10 crushing
the truculeDt foe ambushed 10 the bauuts Of
Of this secret order, should rival in courage
and faithfulDess the armies which are so pobly
sustaining our flag on the battle-felds OF the
South. Respectfully submitted,
]. HOLT Judra- AdYoeate- GanaraI.
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WHOLE NUMBER VA.
communicated vIlb,S and gate orders for

communicated With, and gate orders for
prompt pursuit 4fs6S IN 4hoI s
Conductor Baldwin lsfs 81. t.kAlbsn's at d
o'clock last evenings -rsnnius sIowIv 10
Keep cut Of the way. Of spccial' trains Oiled
with volunteers and arms, AZ Burlington
.he citizens were on guard to protect the
,own. They refused, to allow the Lsks.
Doat canada to land until they found out
wheteer rebels commanded her. tnrjng
the afternoon, when the raid ,vss tsIsorsnh,
ed the steamer 6red mp at Rouse,s Poinf
and ran out into the lake. whera she an.
ebored, as d measure Of precau,iop.. TI
~. Adams martial, law was declared lsst
night, and the frontier is under arms.
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DIR. TOBIAS 'i3 AEif-
I VENETIAN HORSE LIN1MENT.

n pint bottles at Fifty cents, cures lame.
IL ness, cuts, gals. collie, &c. Read the following:
BosToy, July 7th 1868;
DR. ToBIAs-We have used for the past year Horse
linment for ameness kicks bruises collie and cuts and In
every instance found the best article tried in this
Gus company Please send six dozen II is the only nment
we use now We have Jos horses very valuable
do not want 10 leave town without 1t. Hyatt Frost.
Manager, YauAmhnrghk Ce,s Aenagerie
Sold BY all druggists Office. 56 CnrtIandt St. New York
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+ sPuREIY AcoIDrSrAL, Brr FATAL -7It Is
related that, once upon a time. when a man
was hanged for murder, his next friend
broke the news gently to the culpril's re
Iatiyes 10 the old country,n by writing 'to
them that their dear cousin had been called
upon to, address a large nnmber Of hi,
fellow citizens in the open air, and ina
just as he had reached the most eloqnen
part Of his discourse he accidentally kicked
over the platform, and broke his neck. .ase
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rasrssp.. Hss CURE 0qs:; s.s,:s:: cs:s sis'' ,sil

Ny wih has been 10 poor health r long time, having
ssst{ ys. much s nS weeks She bad 20 spps
s ios ~ her spengtn anq was each day growing
and during The day. and xs All supposed die wa,
gong on Sth ne consumption when friend advised her q
ed change a. On the third DAY hs had hs,
appetite and was st reganing her ssash snt,i an IN
taxing tSe diene, saying she a. ever ~
was And a. well a. any body could be- and she s stiS
20 ever since. PAUL KLEIN, Ga rdner 80 Pear "a
+ 77- l'1' ~ @. CROSBY, General Agent, - ~
t'.i slr "a is slQ "a 255 Main st. Buffalo, ~. w.
sss = iel 10 whom al orders should ~ sadsssssAs
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MOWERS,

to which he would invite attention and trial. believing the
the best Mowers invented. A y. 'H..
Ashtabu1a, June 3dI 1853 T02
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CURE
THE
PEOPLES

II - = A'sBafTalo Nov 10, 1862.
1.-TWO Of subscribers-one of them afflicted With bad
Fever Sore the other with the
yesement of the Peoples Cure In this paper
the medicine md after having thoroughly tried IT, re-
port to recommending IL heartily thorough
edy In their ease.-EdtoIs Christian Adyoeate."
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will ene him TO share of business he hopes to merit It.
All orders for hauling and from the Depot about the
village will be thankfully received and satisfactorily executed
He will be found upon the Road at all times not
devoted to rest and feed $40 W. II. TERRY.
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THE
PEOPLES
.Es CURE nS.uSs,,,m cSsSs

81 troubled with Rheumsni for two Year, suffering
less every day have taken two bottles Of the
Plies Cure and have not had any pain since II of more
than four weeks ago. consider myself entirely cured
and the medicine has made feel very light and good-just
like young man though am sixty-t yesfs old
GODFREY SCHEFFEL, Michigan St."
"My sife has been suffering from Rheumatism of an In
aammaory character six seven years
very acutey About the first of June last commenced
taking the Peoples Cure and continued take IL some
three weeks In ten days after she the swelling
and of her onts had very materially eskened
in three weeks had disappeared altogether. I'VE ''
"THoMAS POLLOCK, lat ". II. 0lennys)
"Buffalo, Oct. I, 1852" lit SOS ifGn Wa In
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I'll. People. CURE es,s; %sss1:..s. gs%s,'

been In feeble health since The birth of my boy
MA, noy X Years old have had many troubles aud diff
al h.s time, uphttIng every kind oflabor and
pson ppg All my comfort. Last summer began taking the
well Ny difficulties have nearly ali disappeared and feei
'nss''p'Hna h4nppyr0i Mrs GATH. DEwALD, RI II
sBuao OF Pssss,ss%,ssr. ~ G0odel Alley, above fupper
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rpaAR HALL has pssn sppointed BY

~ ths Governor NOTARY fuBLio fss ths usanH g, oi
IN - a. All baSiness pertaining 70 that once IN such
,s1 M fsrthsf suthsntcAoi OF bis o1cial ast u
dssss1s1, ss,bsr y Coasss sssh or sshsrw'ss'
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ASHTABULA, O., SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %, 1854

onward and upward, should be subjected to a
just and humane servitude and tutelage to the
sdr erior race, until they shall be able to sp-
precia'e the benefits aud advantages of civiliEs.
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prsFEEss 5FE s6q CURE Z CsT,l u 4. Diseases ssi.'

face has for than ten been greatly dis6gur-
ed by erupons and bpnches which at times extended
my whole body, and once for three days made entirely
blind but having taken two bottles of the Peoples Cure
myself-as am well man Let all who afflicted
try the Peoples Curethe medicine prepared by the Santa
y Socety-and think they will not begrudge their dollar
JOSEPH SOUR, Turner, Mechanic street
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TYLER & COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Good
srocsriss Crockery Boots and Shoes Hats &c
two door North Of Fisk House, Ashtabula, o. 4l6