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BAUGEE'S
RAW BONE
PER-PHOSFNATE OF LIME.
sBAUGH s. SONS,

MANUFACTURERS AND PROrRiETORS.
Store No. 20 SOUTH Dclaware lIrenuc.
no the Farmers OF PENNSYLVANIA New Jersey Delaware
and Maryland, BAuGilS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
is not new name. Its great efficiency a Fertilizer,
for all crops has been for years past practically denoted
by them in its CONTINUED We better aSsur-
of the high appreciation in which it is held by
Agricultnriss than the fact of constant increase
in the demand from year to year. article has er-
joycd and il has been main object to render it, In
every respect worthy of such ftvuraby estimation
In order to give greater facility in the application 0f
the RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, we have. since the last
season. succeeded in making fine and uniform to
be capable of drilling. Farmers will find this an iEpo-
tant advantage.
The facilities for the manufacture Of the RAW BONE
PHOSPHATE are now very complete. and We can iii
large orders with prorpness but it is desirable that
all orders should be sent in Us early in the
possible.
1t is packed in bags and barrels, and may be had Of
any regular Dealer in Fertilizers Ito whom advise all
farmers to apply.) or Of the sole manufacturers,
BAUGll 4 SONS.
No 20 South Delaware Avenue,
Jan IS, 1S65-Sm PHILADELPHIA.
RD-1he highest market price paid for Bones.
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NO. .,

A FARM OF So ACRES, in a high state
OF cultivation four miles north west Of the
town of Elkton, in Cecil county; good Stone
House, with Frame Kitchen; Pump Of good
water at the Kitchen door Barn, Stabling,
&c, all in good repair; Well in barn yard.
IA acres prime Woodland; balance in seven
fields, all under good fencing: with IL variety
Of cheice Fruit. Price, $1,000. Terms easy.
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WANTED.

FARM or Tract of Land, for which the
Cash will be paid. Address Box $50. Balt-
more, Md. dec a
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Notice to Creditors,

TNll1S is to give notice, that the subscri
Il bers, of Cecil county, have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county
letters Of Administration on the persona
estate Of George p. Stewart, late Of said
county, deceased. 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 Goth day
Of January, 1866; 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 lth day Of January, 1865.
SARAH b. STEWART,
JAMES d. IIEADLY,
Administrators Of Geo. p. Stewart, decd,
Test-CnALKLEY B. CUTLER, Reg.
Feb IL, lSG5-Gw
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NO. 4,

A FARM Of 40 Acres prime quality of
Land; 100 acres in cultivation, balance
thriving young Timber; two Mills, one stone,
the other frame; five Tenant Houses, Barn.
Stablng and other outbuildings. The mills
are well calculated for either merchant work
or country custom, being situated on Mill
creek, two miles only from navigabe water
at Principle Furnace, also a station Of the
P, W. 4 b. Railroad at the same place
Two public roads lead to and by the mills,
making 1t one of the best locations in the
county. There is head and fall of water of
about fifty-one ieet. The land is well
adapted to grain growing or will make good
grazing farm. There is an abundance Of
Fruit on the property Situated two and
ahalf miles from Perryville, Cecil county,
Md. Price, ST. 200.
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REAL ESTATE.

DANIEL BRATTON, REAL ESTATE
- AGENT, will give prompt attention to
any business in that line placed in his hands.
Post Office and place Of residence, Elkton,
Nd. [Jan 81 lss7-tf
s-rl =. ~
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
TNIIE Large Brick Store House, in the vii
l. lage of North East, Md, occupied by
Killngsworth Il Co. and killingswor.h x
Son for the past six years. Possession can
be had on the 25th Of March, or sooner, if
wanted.
We are authorized to say the entire Stock
can be had at fair price, if desired.
MCCULLOUGH IRON co.
North East, Jan %, 1865
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DLEACEIED and BROWN
SIlEETING and SHIFTING,
Pillow Case MuSlins, and Domestic Goods
generally, at REDUCED PRICES.
Having very light stock on hand rrioy
to the recent break down in prices. and ha,,
ing purchased Goods this week, we ais
enabled to sell at the recent decline.
L. BROWN Il BRO.
Feb II, 1866.
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GPRING! SPRING.! Observation-Disclosures atten-
y tion.-The largest invoice of Forks, Shoves, Hoes,
Spades, and Rakes in Elion, is offered for
sale by L ". STAPLES.
Mar 4 1869
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1florric0.

UNCONSTITUTIONAL Fair Hill. on
the I'd inst. by the Rev. j. II. Johns,
SAMrE,. j. Brown. and ELIZABETH CAME-
RON. both of this county. =
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NO. 5,

A Tract IF about SIS Acres of Land, one
mile west Of the town of Elkton; part under
good fencing, and in a good state of GUILTY. a
ton. This property is beautifully located
for building purposes, commanding II fine
view of the Elk River and surrounding cGun-
try for great distance. 1t will be sold in
whole or in part, to suit purchasers, on very
reasonable terms.
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Agricultural Chemical Co.'S.
CHEAP FERTILIZERS.

FE Fertilizers prepared by the Agricultural Chcmi-
cal Co, "a Company chartered hy the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania with capital of s.i1OO1) have been
proved in practice to be the cheapest. most profitable
hd best for the Farmer Gardner and Fruit grower of
all concentrated nanurcs offered in any MARKET
The Compauy's list embraces the following:
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NU.O.
A FARM of 2I0 acres so acres cleared
and in cultivation, balance Woodland. Good
Frame Dwelling House, new Barn, Wagon
House and Granary, with all necessary out
buildings; fencing in good order. This
Farm is about & miles northwest of Elkton,
and miles from North East. Will be sold
cheap.
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Shirts attn. York Prices

~ IT, TH1MPsIH'S Shirt Depot.
@pi-'-h - Cherry sL near Union.
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COnditlons OF a permanent Peaee,

The following passages are from 3
speech recently delivered in Boston by
r Il. Dana, Jr.;;
"The Republic must 20 on, az of
right, repeat it, as Of right Il must
not 20 on by theconsent OF any BODY
polite II must not 60 on upon anv
terms. No matter what the terms NAV
be, they may be a peppercorn, or the
top of drum, if il can be plausibly
contended hereafter that the republic
took the right 10 go on upon any terms.
the republic is dead No rebel leeisla-
ture can be permitted torepeal its ordi-
nancs of secession 1t was a nu,litv,
No legislature or convention can De
permitted 10 deliberate upon bringing
their State back into the Union. nc
legislation required-nor is the repeal
of any legislation required to bring the
State back. It is in the Union, a. OF
right Every part Of its soil is in and
Of the repablic, and each Of its citizens
owes TO the republic an allegiance
direct and a permanent allegiance,
from which no State can absolye him.
and 10 which no State can restore him.
"The shedding of blood We hope,
we pray, IS over but We can hold the
rebels and their territory in the grasp
Of war until the objects Of the war are
secured. The safety Of the republic il
the highest law. We must hold them
in the grasp Of war until peace exists
IA peace that can be trusted 20.
When the civil law can run its course,
when juries can sit in every county
without military guards, when the laws
of the republic are paramount IN fac,
as we'll . in theory, oyer every loot o.
toll and over men, then, and not until
then, DOS peace exist
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with the demise of the rebellion we
confidently anticipate the decease of
its twin, Abolitionism.
With no bondmen to rant about, silence
will preYailin the councils Of Abolition
Legislators. Sumner will have to round
his classic peri DDS with reference to
some other subject than the wrongs Of
the negro, with no opportunity to en-
large upon the Nervousness of men
selling their children"
And we shall have no more dough
faces in the North trucking to the
STAKEHOLDER, and aiding him in his eff
forts to place the government in the
hands of his class, to be administered
for the purpose of sustaining the insti
tuition of slavery We shall have free
people and free speech in the North
and in the South.
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20 Vance. the rebeI Governor

Zeb Vance, the rebel Governor Of
North Carolina, had the impudence, on
the 28th ult, after the surrender Of
Johnston, to issue proclamation to
the people Of that State. He an
nounces that under God he will do al
in his power to settle the Government
of the State, to restore the civil author
ity in her border, aud to further the
great ends of peace, domestic tran
guilty and the general welfare Of the
people. The audacious scamp does
not seem to reflect at all upon the
criminality and wickedness of his ca,
reer for the past four years, but is OBJ
livious to all that he has done to de
stroy the "pesce, domestic tranquility
and the general welfare" of those he
was called upon to govern. He will
have his eyes opened ere long, if they
are not already. Zeb ought to have
had the grace to retire from the State
with his master JEFF, and abide bis for
tunes.
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CQ1a1flgt frs---il tJruat.oa has BEEN "a.
esi75t ~ p p Barrow a %. that cs-t-ir
1rugZisis p tais s,ty hive been paImiBg IA
% P'raoaa eallnlgiar D.. Vs1Ioc's PiBfC.
-a ca A. araeia ~ ther own manufsrt,,-.
H-.'.f hAey sa - -sFor.or to the genuine
- FfAl't - fise az peroas % xst IN,
s7-ti-if ~ lNotll you require anv utslI.
4.- - the itrh, Etng-uorrn, letter. i,
~ -i7aas 81 ths skin, DO n5t snIsr .Bv
laPfne. Pieo man o. impo5o any ORE,
e1ej afslion on yous pat gei Dr. Vsucet
.lna t.e1.te, m-nllacturei By G. z. Ba-.
vile, Team
ga duelrl discount made 81 daalsrs
-e1t y nal - any address on receipt o
u ~, - sare thai JOG gol she gsaUiaa
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Thonsands &c Dad

And die eyery summer with diseases con-
tractcd by wer kuess snd the effects Of waym
weather, especially Females, who might
Z ava been restored 81 long life BY the use
Of Skih WIS celebrated cd kontou
Cream Ale. "AII good physiciaus viii GER
tify % tbs fact" We have made extensive
proparstions 70 supply the demand for Ale
aud Porter % the trade and for family use
iu bottles ana barrels. Also the largest
store Of Groceries snd Sutlsr Goods IN ths
CITY. On head goo barrels Cincinuati Lager
Beer. SkIFF q WILLS,
WSolosaie Groccry and sutlsr House.
No. Hicks Block, Pub. Square.
Gpr22-Im
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fh.1 vice, which 10 never practicod 10
tne presence ~ any ono, has proved the
aYe-iaating rui1 @ th0usaudE of the uabIasl
an1 most ialsutad young men that ever
gave tongue o. ei14leuce or pen % song.
i- Dos destroyed health. blasted the cousti
tuti0n, and redueed She m.so-a1I victim d
q ltF.ng Skeleton. Nor aro these its fuai
ana i-te4 sfecta Iu Its pains are scattered
we ruins Of reason che most melauchoIy
ght chat can meet mortal ewes. no he
cured Permanently n This afHirtion. call On
Or. Coleman. NO. o. North Cherry st-sst.
y htarcls AIM ~ letter, Box sJ3, Nash
fil4ri Aa1-- fsblB-E
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ths lEfsrsienei aluountes that he bal
beer made ssa agsut ior the sale Of l5ur-
ioreer,aia parties ia Louisville, Ky. An,
person aaTiaR permAs 30 ship such ssef
1ern iQz sale qaa have them inad by com
.ns " laes ~ Louisville prises. Come,
liquors e. quotation prices. y have ~
samples Of eiEht different kiudz "a hsl5
sud Suurau-os each order allied sec,riinl
% sam pc ~. =. ALExAsnEa, Agent,
Pa5lic square, Nashville, gssn
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
n Uonadiniag near.y 50 pages. ami $50 d1a
Plates and hnarav ms "a lla Austomy OF ths Hu
msn Organs b. a slata Of Health and disease. WIN
airoaiise On EariY Erorai u.s. bepiorahio CJnas-
qUerres upon the Mind ard bucv Hlth tha
authul = tlan az hreatment- the onIF rational snd
spocessial mode Qi cure, shown by thp rrpur.
% cases treated truthful ssiViser 10 tie mar
ret, and taoro contemplating marriage. who co.
t6rtlu doubts OF tncir physical condition. seut
Tres Of fzas.agc % any address GA receipt oi 80
ceuts. stamps or postal currency, By sdire-sing
Dr. IA CEQllA. No. N Maiden Lane. Albany. r. n.
IHe author NAV D. consulted upon any oi TIE
ulscaaes uI-1u " hlfh hls hool trests either 1---
az or bT nIal, ald maiiOines sent b. Any part of
tle Worff- maril.Fu
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Notice.

OFFICE OF TEE ADAMS EXPREss co J
NASHVILLE, Msy II. 1855.
ArOTICE is hereby given that all FRslsHr for
~ poInts south of Nashville. VIII ba reserved
lslly sandsy's excepted 81 the ware house OF the
COMPANY, Al The n C. Railroad csFdt. between
The hours q ) o'clock "a, and pm. -.
Frtight for the noTth Nll u rece Yea between The
hours Of an, and p m, a. the principal once
ner q Market street..
mayil-a JOEL pAYls, Agent.
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lee Cream snInnn.

We respectfully announce b all our
iHenda and Patrols that we have ro-opsnod
eurAea Cream Saloon for the season, and
nope 70 receive tho came patronage that
nsa beea 20 literally be8-0wed on us every
seaa0n. We have always on hand couias-
lonery Of an kinds, and cool soda watog.
Cream mEde 90 order FOR parties. etc.
CkuvTy Il FUstzzr,
apfis-tol- - North Cherry street.
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aaashrillg Maioll.
VIZ. CAKERON . co., PubIisbsrs.
SUNDAY, MAY IA, 1865.

We have received from VIM. s.
Moseley, Esq Auditor of the State of
Missouri, his last Report TO the Gener
al Assembly of that State. Itiss very
interesting State paper.
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u sulo1d Pms. Brooches sud Par Drops, Llrics
Sets, Bru0eh snd Ear Drops, glld s1t Oersli let
and cold. Fl5reatuc. Moss G Jet. Tsss. snd cameo
sleeve Eug0us, sets Oi ~71tIsr West g1l hlca
chain, Plan and Chsssd Gold Fi1r7 coHt HIM
bles Loekets N-s siyle Belt Huckiaa. ca.d geuf
and Fencils, Fanny Work hQ1Fs, 0cl- iena WITH
sod and silver Steasiou 20 DIS. sa3 Iu1-s 81
sorrnenr OBJ. naJege'ry II sveTy tescrrtan4 FL
he best make and isbest stylea. ss.iaad as
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


seo0 coo worth q QuaTtormaater Fouch-
ere. fDr which the highest market price
viIl be paid az she First National Bank
No. 50, College street mayl2-I5t
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Choico F.our, Bglior, Potatoes, Onions.
Green Cora and every variety Of Canns4
Fr1its, s1t Foreign a1d Domestic Groceries
ohered a. low prices a. TOttsn's No. Is Col
lego street.
jan11-L
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THE undersigned keeps constantly on hznd a
vel assorted stock q lron, Castings, NAILS.
spurEs, AXES, Copper, nc, Sash, Gls-s. Axes.
Hoes, PloWs, Cotton ScrapeTs, Thrsshing Machines,
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Wagon timber, Fire
Brick, ard Clay, Hydrsulc Cement, Plaster Pans.
Brass Tea ana Porcelain kettles, Rope, Pulley
Blocks, Grndstones, buckets. Tubs, Rro0nis,
Fiour, Lard, and Groceries, aud ysuous other ar
tcles required for city sud country Trade, winch
they offer Il reduced puces.
WI. LYON Co,
gnaylI-3m As Market street
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w ANTED-tGENTsF oR tbs NUIlsE AND
~ hif.-Ihe most intereslng and eNruns
roQs ever puhaastet, embracing ths siTenturea Cf
alfolisn ~ mo lnlon srny a. NuTsa, scout snd
sly Giving most uvid inner pasture of the var.
Returned aut dlsatied uucars and Solliiers in
EaiIi q Printable empiQymsnl Will dnd t pecu-
hsriY aIilpte1 % tfelr tordi1uu. JONES ERua
4 co. - Man stFsssi, C.ncIunzl. Obao.
jsnal-3uldtsa
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Cash on hand and 10 Bank.........-.
Cash 10 hsnds Of Agents, and no G,
specie Oh hand, ana IN hands Of
Amount loaned on Mortgages OF J
Amount loaned on Bank and JIii
Amount loaned on Personal secuf
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The notes ard accounts ofT.k ". Ia
Bin 4 Co., HtrckIer. Eiiu q Co., and A. a..
Adhma6 Co. viii be found az 30. % NartI
College street, Eoar the square, whore an
-peraona ind'tsa tl any Of these firms will
y .eeas mako Immediate payment, 60 thc
buainess must be- closed ap.
4n my aaae1co, ffr. l.. ~. Throne be- full
~ authorized Cd uttaud b. the busiuaas.
a. q. ADAMS, 81 Cailsgc street,
marel-sm near The square.
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The London Standard was greatly
disconnected by the news of Lees sur
render. 1t makes that event the occa-
sion of violent onslaught on the
British Government. 1t adds:
We have from the first asserted that
the South was fighting our battles; and
we do not hesitate to say We regard
the disaster that has befallen Lees
army as an 'untoward event" and one
which will not fail ultimately to ex.
ercise a serious influence upon our own
imperial interests. We have been false
to our principles, and neglected our
opportunity. We have been guilty of
a crime as well as q blunder, and as
suredly we or our children will have to
pay for both.
1t is probable that the British Cow
eminent also believed that the rebels
were fighting the battles of Her Maj
esty. For this reason it was swift to
recognize them as belligerents; to give
their pirate vessels, built in its waters,
armed with British guns, and manned
with British subjects, the Inequalities
due only to honorable vessels of war;
and to show, in other respects, its
sympathy with the traitors. The Uni
ted States do not owe anything to the
sense of Justice of the British Govern
ment. But for apprehensions as
to the result, the crime and the
"blunder" of which the Standard
speaks, would not have been perpetra-
ted. Great Britain would have directly
interferred in behalf of the rebels, if
she had dared do SO. If the United
States do not make her "pay' for her
unkind and ungenerous treatment, il
will be because our government has tie
firmness and spirit to practice the vir-
tues of forbearance and magnanimity.
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Lumber Of al lengths ami descriptions
ior sale low at knight Bros. Yard, Rolling
MINT
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

Of Note, Letter, Foolscap and Legal-eap Papers, -
Buff, White Canary, Opaque, Magenta, Mourn \
ING and Official Envelopes, Diaries for 1855, y
MemOrsnduIns Of every style, Pass Books, Al "
buns, al sizes, including soldiers Pocket Al
buns, Pocket lnkstandH, Steel Pens, and .
large assortment Of the most Celebrated Gold
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery, , a
fncluding the celebrated Wostenholm's and ~
Wade 4 Butchers Knives, Pocket Books, -.
Pipes, Combs Hair Brushes, Emery Paper, ~
Gun OIL Backing and Brushes, Buffers, Ar
nold's DoYel's, French Carmine and Copying
Inks, Mucilsge, Gard Portraits q Generals, -
Prize Packages, Port Folios, Dice, Fancy Soaps, [
Blank Books and Blot ing Paper, variety Of y
Desk Inkstands, Paper-N eights, Pen Racks, =
Bill Files, Letter Clips, Rubber Rulers, Eras- =.
ing Knives Ruling Pens, and an endless Vs. q
nety Of Notions. y
School Books School BOOks!!
We have a small stock Of Cigars, which we
will sell at Cincinnati Prices. Also, 8 small
stock Of Gary's Cough Cure for sale at Whole M
sale Prices. ~
To the Soldiers. e
We have three beautiful Autographs, repre-S
sentiug the different branches Of the service,
printed in four oolors, entitled " Soldiers Ger
theate " Union Defenders Certificate" and
20. 8. Army Diploma" size l2xl6 inches. *
They are enclosed IN a pastebosrd tube, and a.
car be sent BY mail Wlthoutlnlury. Every ON 2
Ger and soldier should buy them and send vi
them to their friends.
oV eacA
For the three, postage paid-....--....Sl % ..
Liberal discount made to wholesale dealers.
We viii i'll all orders for Certificates or Sta 80
bonerT, BY mail or express, promptly. -
N. RHODES 4 Co., q
lahEq n Sq Union Etrast Nashville. Tenn.
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Pearl Miniatures, IN OIL. or Water coIors.
Get The genuine At the Gallery o. the Cum
boFland. rryIt-tf
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$5OO,OO
To be SOld foe One Dollar Each

Without regsrI 20 value. and not 90 ia pad Cox un-
% you know what youg n receIye.
Among those who have acknowledged the re-
ceipt or VALUABLE GIFTS drawn .so-l t1.- A@so-
riaton siree su. u 1855, ne ioloEi1s Sud.y per
R5b-rt "a potchk-ss. New HsVen Conn Mo-
.leou value $50 VI r q Willis, Is 20 r., D. 81,
nisrnoad Cluster Pm, value $50 ms EG Iaprau'
ld ! orS S. ,rQ.d y zen, 'o9c So 80 H'leA
h. I1ckersou, B.ushsmpton, y, heloaeon, va
lue sICI Mr II stone 5- Tenth &C.. y AuTh,
ran1 value $3.50 Mrs Tbs A Miller. Sru'on,
Pa, DESMOND EuE value e.I.. Mss Zen j.
Fsek. sPnnEl9.l, us, 1telo eo2' value -. -
Casei Watch. velre $50 Edusn3 II. Luldsay,
Worcester M1ss Psuo, vslile SO. Mss ID
FauFs}l uubuque, Iowa uau3na hsr ll-ora va
he S251. ErIBg's Moran. l-t Pe'rl 81, Aleany,
n Y, Music Box, ySIue $50 Mr. z 'nssi-ota
Urbana. DuIr silver set. valve St- llrN W y
ueufrrI5s Nll airs bOtsI Nashluar1r, n q, -ii-
yer Patent Lever Watch, vsige 60. Capt ! haF-
ner. t5lh Nois., SILVER " at-n ys.lr 50
Many persons who ave drawn valuable pr.1e7t
DO notu -h ,her Frames Puulisleu o. W. might ex-
lgad this Est.
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CERTIFICATES naming esch article sud q
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FxTRA Lou, KE," for which have secured the
sy,1,,-yigbf and are warranted equal in likeness 4
and wOr kInanship 10 the beat Eastern man
ufartlre, and are believed 70 be superior 70 All
Others iu durability and other substantial qualities
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