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The Cecil Whig., 1867-09-14
EAEssyfLLE INSTITUTE

YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
FAmvnLE, CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
Tho Winter Session OF the Institute will commence
on Monday October Ith, and continue Twenty four
weeks.
This school has been in successful operation dur.
in,s the last twelve years.
Tho Course Of Instruction embraces English
Natural Sciences, Higher Mathematics, Latin,
Fr"mch, Vocal and instrumental Music and Drawing.
TERMS Tuition in English branches, l;oardinp
Washing, Fuel and Lights per week, Sl5i,
For particulars address
JESSE h. SIARPLESS,
Proprietor and Principal, IiliRvlIIE.
or CHARLES s. SrEBElNS,
Aug 10, lSG7-3ms llamorton, Chester Co. Pa.
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DEGISTEsATION.

The undersigned will sit at his Office, in ELkTON,
FROM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, unit!
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER lith, INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose of correcting the Registration List,
and registering such persons may desire to he
come Qualified Voters undcr the Registration Law
passed at the last session o! the Genera! Assembly.
NJ. SCOTT,
Aug 81, lSG7-3w Register.
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MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

The duties of this Institution will he resumed on
Monday, 10th of September. Its courses of insruc-
ti"nr general and special, are Lowell with those Of
colleges {" he highest grade, and offer, at very low
cost, til" advantages Of education, under circum-
stances most IaN0rlhi" to their prosecution.
iW" or mpr" students from each comfy Of the.
state, aud the city of baltimore will lie allowed a
deduction of ScV"nty-liyc dollars from the annual
CHARGES to bo determined Ia each ease by the lueritq
e." the applicant ~ to scholarship and general char
a"trr. For circulars and further information ai-
dress n. Il. WORTH lNGTDN
REGISTRAR Maryland Agricultural College,
Aug H. iSGi-lW lIrATTsvuLE Mn
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FoR All IMPURITIES OF rHE itoonI5c Dr. s. Rogers
Liver Pills purely vegetable. Depot 21G Dock st.,
philadelphia, soi by hr T., foEemap, Elkton,
and q. l., lamar, folt Deposit
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nlisrclla,lcous.
WANTED.
CINlC WANTED.

A GOOD FARMER to stood; and take charge of a
FARM, ~ miles from North East, known as the
Stone House, tScpt T. lS6T2w
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TO The PUBLIC.

The lat" addition Of Manufacturing facilities, we'll
=" operatives to those already in use jnaes the fol
loWin" statements IN reference 10 this cstH lislmcnt
our mode If operation will he N all TINES Of the mild
'St character: carefully avoiding the infection of the
slightest unnecessary pain and VIII be adapted the
h"r, constitution, health and nervous Cunian of the
patient Thereby ulrrn" the greatest reimbursement
I" slic rs are drsrUus OF preserving their Teeth who
through fear alone permit their entire aud pclinture
decay.
Person, hayiu" III i,tn Hud,patcs would do we'll to
hav" them exchanged for NulCA MITE tRubbcr) while
thg$ can obtain the premium on tllc gu!i.
To thusr not having the urulr to stand the IniuO,
surgical operations. Ne eaimuaiiy recommend HE a-
minisiratiOn of NITROUS OXIDE GAS in preference lu
any other AncshetI". ituot"rIy pl,,rccs total unco-
,ci"sncsS to pain: hTt isNrr% bcUociH tuh,Iih being
used very extensively in tho cirs nr the cure Of Con
,uinpi"u, under thr name uf uxygruiAri Air fresh
supply ol III" '.tS will he Kept constantly i.Ii hand
Nerve Of Teeth extracted tlynt Ike slishcst pain,
10y i.vcn! An2.tit".ia
Ns-Wiii be in itAyEE Ds GRACE ON 70cv}o, Of every
wcck,
ufrICE-on NoETu STREET (,wn doors above the
Odd fciowa Hail. ELKTON, Mn.
DIR j. l.. REGISTER
Aug L. lSC7-tf
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" Hush, he comes not yet
The clock strikes one, y

NIJVFf OfIVf
He struck the key to initiate the sudder
kncll of the departed hours, when respect
able, welldresscd woman calculated to tht
amusement of everybody:
" Wouldn't have fetched him home p
All OF Mrs. Caudle's lectures were concen
trated in that little sentence.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..
MONEY WANTED.

SlN HUNDRED DOLLARS WANTED on First
Mortgage on good town property. Apply to
SAMUEL pURNELL,
ATroGNrY AT law,
Ann Il lSI1-nW IlE ON. NlI
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CONCOHDvILLE SEMINARY
West Grove Female Seminary.

CUESIER COUNT, IENNA.
T HE duties of this Institution will be resumed,
! under new regulations, ON the eth of TENTH
MONTH (hctuhcD next
IN addition to complete English Course, thor
"ngh instruction will be Hiycn in Languages Music
Drawing and Painting.
Lectures on Scientific and other subjects will bs
delivered frequently
Every effect will he used to sustain the high rep
utatiou this School has long enjoyed.
Ep-taaloHlcs furnished on application TO the
Principal. +. PENNlNG'uiN CONARD,
June y, lSG7-3m West Grove, penna.
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VI. 7. EWING.
". j. JONES.
ZONES & EWING,

ATTORNEYS At LAW,
ELkTDN, MD.
Having associated "srlycs lur the practice of uur
tocs"n We win atirnl carefully and promptly to all
h''Fn"ss placed "a " hands. We viii pacticr in the
Appeals
Nnlce--On MONTH ATREEf nnrn-ite Me- lnn
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Cur0s.

DIR. $. G. ElgGsTTON,
DENTIST,
Graduate ofthr Pennsylvania College of Dental Sur
gpry. t;tsi Of laG',-i
OFFICE AT ZION. MD.
nFSPECllI'lIi "uuouncos +" the public that he
II q prepared to perform a operations pertaining
t" tn" Dental Profession in meat, ,licac and unra
bic manner. Treatment and Ft,Iiu" of grmtitivc
Teeth, a4I njt di-"Ht"s of th" Ir"ih and Month
inserted in III" 'r'"+t aud uy.i approved style.
fthur amt ii!uru!ui1u administered. A. IT j. his
dci"uulnaii"u to do -u"h operations only as viii
render perfect sti sta"tinu or;rh and very one in
each and uy"IE branch Of b,u,istrv. a share of
patronage IS apect!Hy ao!iCitrd.
:. g. IiHlTTpN DDS.
Nov 10, lSH--tl Zion Md
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DEGISTItATION.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Nth, INC

The undersigned will sit at q. W Bcnnct's Office,
in Chesapeake City, from
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH, until
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Nth, INCLUSIVE,
tor the purpose Of correcting the Registration List,
and registering such persons may desire TO be-
come Qualified Voters under the Registration Law
passed ut the last session of the General Assembly,
NOBLE BIpDI.E,
Aug II, lSG7-3w REGISTER.
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Es77" Russell was recently singing, "Thc
Gamblers Wife, in an. English town, and
having uttered the words
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DEGENERATION.

FIVEE IL I NA ElVNs
The undersigned will sit ut the Hotel Of John 4.
Thompson, mt Rising sun, from
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, until
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER lith INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose Of correcting the Registration List
uf the sixth Election District and registering such
persons ~ may desire To h"c"m" Qualified Voter!
under the Registration Law passed at the last sr--
sion OF the General Assembly. JOHN KIRK,
AnS ii, lSt7-W Register
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EGISTRATION.

Aug 81, lSG7-3w
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ENOR SALE.

Ang 81, 1857
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pOAD NOTICE.

sept 7, lsG7-2w
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State Items.

ARREsTED.-Mes J. B. Clayton, Thos D. Gar
YIN, J.. c. C. Parsons, and others whose names
are unknown to Ms, have been arrested by the mill
rtary authorities, carried to Greenyille, and re-
quired to enter INTO bond for their appearance ut
. q future day: The charge against these gentle
men as We learn, is the killing Of Benson Crane
during the war. this; be true, we trust these
persons will be discharged. 70 inquire into overy-
thing that transpired during the war would pro-
dnce the most unpleasant Consequences and tend
to divide and distract the attention of the people
cstiu more. What has been done cannot now be
undone-if life has been taken, life cannot be re-
restored let tho .thatchet' be buried-let us
look and live for the future. The present is dreary
and gioomy-let us have sunshine, prosperity and
happiness. .-Kfo,oee Courier.
y, IHE Peach CRoP.-Unusually severe weather
has blasted the hopes of the lovers OF good fruit
We have better hopes of the apple crpp:-I6id.
=. SUDDEN -DEAGH--On Sunday Informing last, a
.treedwoman, named c-xrsaf Hopkins died yery
suddenly, lat til. laxafy Baptist Church, in this
CITY, during seEvice. Coroner Walker being noti-
fed easae TACT, empanneed jury OF inquest, and
za5teT thorough Investigation Of the body by Dr.
w. z. Geiger, and the examination Of many wit
inesses, the jury returned verdict that tile de-
ceased came to her death from disease OF the
: heart. rt.-f'hoeniI. H tzl.'f9i.s /. :
REVIVAL AMONG THE CoLoRED PEoPIE.-We
learn that there has been quite revival going on
among the colored people for several weeks past,
ana bapt1sms have been frequent -on Sunday last
there we're sixteen.-Ibid. Ss.oH = Z 50 -
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NOTICE TO THE RAD1cA1s.-Be it known (and. IL
possible, beleved) to all the world (tho Hon Chas
Summer included), that the Hon. Henry Wilson,
member Of the, United States Senate from Massa=
ohusetts, did, on the evening OF the 4th instant,
from the facade Of Jarratt's HOTEL in this Cockade
City, Military District No. J. deliberately and ito
all appearance) without the fear OF man, deliver
public address on, the late, Military Reconstruc-
ton Bill, and other political questions Of the day,
to promiscuous assembly OF white and colored
citizens; and that to-day, the 5th of April 1861 for
aught that this deponent knoweth to the contrary,
and according to his best belief, the said Hon. Mr.
Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts, is living in his
own boots, and in the full and free enjoyment of
his personal liberty, as II he we're in the United
States-the same not having been jailed, abducted,
bludgeoned, dirked, shot, hung, or in any other
way mutilated, dishonored, or sent or Lne other
side of the dreaded bourne. .,---ss-r N M -:
: And further: that the aforementioned facts are
true, according to this deponent's conviction and
belief, even in view of the adverse facts that the
said Hon. Senator has, from the first sturdily re-
sisted the President in his efforts to reconstruct
the Southern States and to grant them their rights
under the Constitution and has been chargeable
with no lack of zeal or dereGctien of duty in his
efforts to reduce these States tother present con-
dition Of military subjuga6on. sWhereupon, to
this deponent it appears evident, Tor at least pos
sible, that come men may some time get to
worse place than rebel Virginia.: and further in
this instrument, the deponent saith not.--Pet.
}udf1.
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GnArN-There 1900 bush rcd Wheat offered on
Change this morning. no primo Maryland, for which
the market is steady included in tho sales 200 bush
common Maryland red ut So: coo bush prime Cunbcr.
land Valley do ut So 80, and $50 bush choice do 81 3
or Corn the receipts 6O bush white 655 busl
yellow; demand mir and prices firmly naintain.u; we
notice sales OF $500 bush prime white at 81 l5; bush
do ut 1850 bush damp do ut 81 49, 5000 primo
Western mixed Mt 81 10 q bushe Oats-2bOO bush re-
ceived and same quantity sold included were 500 bush
90 cts and 200 bush cts but ut tho close the
outside price hard toreaze. RycSalcs of4G bush
at 81 40, and !G0 bush equalto 81 52 q bush further
advance o. cts. .0., 1.7sr.gt n l.-I.
Mo1AssEs-Remains quiet but held frn, at last onoa
tons, though nominal in the absence OF sales i',1
MILL Feeds scarce and wanted we quote Brown
stus Soa33c Light Mlddng 4Oc good do A5c ind heavy
do Coo o bushel- Ifs> m
Pnov1s1oNs-A good fair jobbing demand is noticeable
for Bacon aud prices quito steadily tained Tho
ct 10Ha1O<c, rib Sides l2hal2c, clear rib 12sza13c;
Bacon Hams ranging from Is to l71Sc MS to quality
for plain and canvased. Bulk Meats are In
active held nonainaly at 9c for Shoulders and IL 10
Tor S1des packedno sales Ioportd receipts improving
Lard quiet but firm salss tcs strictly primo West
quote jobbing lots a. 13Ac q h. Mess Pork is quiet;
quote at S23 75a24, stock light Prime Moss 500; aud
Prime $40 50a2O y bbL - IA
K1cE-Dull but prices remain nominally as last quot
ed, VIZ: 10sa1Oc Ter Carolina, and sa9c per III for
ngoon. -.fr.l6 tlI
suaAn.-Thc only transactions worthy of remark TO-
day was 22S bbs Cuba ut l0sa12 Hc quotations un-
changed. @N7.I7 IIl .7'1~
SALr-Is dull though prices nominal as before quoted
viz: for lots from dealers 81 70 Liverpool Ground
Alum, do Fine IS 20 per suck, and Turks Island 6Oa6ac
per busheL ".. =I. s.I I+t.T
WH1sKEY-Continues dull no sales reported. and we
still quote nominal sa2 Us ree in bond at 3Oa32c
gallon. ,tf 'f.@a 3Enr'' + NJ
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wants and good workmen. They now fn nearly all
the me1ial positiops in San and in cali..
fornia genernIly. The men cook, wash clothes, do
house work, on l; perform other services that
usually fall to women, at very low ratos Of remune-
ration. Tho lumber Of thom, however, is getting
to ho alarminS, and the people Of California are
taking steus 70 check the incoming tide OF Coolies.
The anxiety 70 drive tho Chinese from Caiiiorma
will bo heightened by the Tribunes announcement
that .'the Republican party, from the st. John to-
tho Pacific, is unit for universal liberty and I'M
partial suffrage, regardless Of caste, or G or"
This gives the elective franchise to the Chin se as
well as the colored man; and when the lates, can
Rights to Alv' manifesto reaches Californ q it is
highly probable that the Chinese viii be immedi-
ately requested to stand not the order OF their
going, but to go ut once. On the other hand it is
possible that Radcalism may suggest the policy Of
protecting" the thousands of Chinese already on
our shores, and that a new Chinese Bureau, with
peratiyely necessary. " II ! ~, = n, III. ~
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LIE JEWS AND THE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Jews of Cincinnati havo sent to their brethren in
New York the proceedings of meeting Of Israel
ties held in that city on the I'd inst. to consider
the action of several insurance companies of this
city who refused to grant policies to Jews. The
following resolutions were adopted:
{iS s,Whereas, It is known thst the following in
surance companies, the Manhattan Hanover,
Niagara, Republic and Germania, OF New York,
the last four constituting the Unde, writer's
Agency, have recently issued instr uctons to their
agents not to insure the property Of Jews; and,
wneroas such an order being opposed to the spirit
OF the age, and conceived In chat of bigotry and
fanaticlsn, we deem it our duty to ourselves anu
co-reigionists to protest against such action Of
said companies, and to denounce it ns unjust and
ilGberal, and which, If passed over in silence,
might be construed as an acquiescence in such
prescription; therefore, be it
RESOLVED, Tint we will not insure in any of the
Offices which have adopted, or. shall hereafter
adopt, tho regulations mentioned above, nor will
we insure with any agents for the above compa4
MES, If the persons occupying these positions
should also continue to be the agents for any COM
pany or companies which may have adopted or
may hereafter adopt similar regulations and that
we will exert all the influence we may respectively
possess to induce others to pursue the same course
we have Indicated for ourselves. t.;a%.,; 2, Sss.
= Resotoed, That those Of us who now have in
other Offices adopting q like policy, WILL as soon as
convenient, Withdraw all connection Herewith
Resolued, That the city papers be requested to
publish these resolutions" - ii %@4s$
Mr. John 81. Law, general Cincinnati agent OF
the. New York underwriters, publishes card re-
signing that position, in consequence OF the action
OF the above companies in the exclusion OF Jews.
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DR. WRIGHT's
REJUVENAT1NG y y ELIXIR,
Or, E&se1see of E3fe. r

&S&HNENHlAF Cures General DebAseW. Hsok-
S&AS'W#zL ness, Aysseytce IN females,
:! S$E= PGtpatdtfow 1f TIE Hs1rf a,3d
4 $S GH NerVOus Diesdses It re-
. stores new life and vieor to the
:s.~22. ~ 49,: aged, eausng the hot blood OF
fona tx ~ youth % course tha veins res
Grs rm4,nareG min torang the Oranas Qf Genera
neso Hfs 'eo doIS ton, vons0USn0 1nD6etncv and
&hts EA1tr rs1upsn. DeefttR, ressortno .Aau1taees
re kaS systase GHd dHd JaH eflos, thus proving
s11so aaseoss perfect - K5setr of Xorer re-
moving Sk6rfktlv and BarsennAss IN bozh aaxes. To
the young, and aged, there anoEreAtar
Il boom thnnr this Eiixir df EYu~ It Siyee new
lease OF life, causing tho weak and dehilitsted t.
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill With joy Gnd pleasure.
@ frice, ono bottle O.; three bottles 35 sent by
express to any address, n ~ y
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all
respectable dtnggists in every part Of the civilized
globes some unprinciplsd dealers, however, Try TO
deceive their customers by selling ches3 and worth
less -conpsundsin order, TO make money. Be not
. decetyed-ssk for those. medicines md take NO
othssE y the druggist does not keep them, write
sto ns md we Will send tksm By express, carefully
:, packed, feee from observation We Will b pleased
to receive letters With ful statements In 1ead to
any, disease with which ladies or gentlemen me
afflicted Address m letters for medicines, pauph.
\ IetH or advico, 70 the cole proprietor, 1.I&5 n
ss NV. Z. KERWm, 81 Wslksr 81, i, = !,
Nav N6 ttsts'"s -SSn,r1vF To-
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sflr % j. Pm
VII The City Council may. upon satisfactory evidence
Of the disordery character of innTant
vded or Of the seeper OF psorietor sush hose
or o. any force isgd deceit or IN In
on 1ns hs or pas a as snsn
agents runners or employees. sttenpt to pen,
In the harbor Gharlestonby such Ieepar OF propr
Tor or any Of his agents. employees
WI Every s sosS s ense herenbetors
provides Psy to ta City council asose.d the
TX The said City Council sha furnish to each satlors
or isrants hotel OF boarding house keeper. licensed
s. p1a a. s 81 OF
street house said
hcsass granted p them; as tesetpEprnyiaed
Eeeper eve1y @ asaas TSnSse g empiozea g.
such hetel Or boarding house keeper when boarding any
soliciting the boalng Or lodging Of any seana sailor
OF person employed on any weasel any
sesrsd e. n ase
H Il sha be lswfn 1or any person. e1aspt thoss
display o. sadse ~ o crew s
ployed on my vessel. . 50 sFriSine IN
% 6eas IT ss
XII whoesel sasa onsnd asa,nst snyoa efsr ., lhe
proytsions contained " section AZ 10 and H. lin
SHALL upon conviction thereof IS puuisie by in1.son @
1nent for term not excesdig year and not less
and ATTY doare and not Less than one SSndred doIIas
orby both such nne sne imprisonment 5,,s.T1,gs II
el1de vesseis propelled By steam .'. .
In the Senate House, the twentieth day Of Decebt In
TIE year Of our Lord Thousand eight hundred and
s1y91 s' epres.ssas %sm Il nesssa s1s ssns.e
S5.55g CHAs. q. sIMONTON *
Approved December 10 1896: .s !. ;r,E'Ss
JAaxEa !. oaR Governor.
Y 49,
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.JoHN CHnaAMXR NExr@4Now that slavery. .hnnsi
been aboGahed, the Radical anxiety to abolish
something; :else is taking definite shape in the
large meetings. now held In California to advocate
the banishmant Of Cinnamon from that stat1.
The complaint lis that The Chinese compete With
native labcrers ny Offering to work cheaper; that
they send the money they make in California to
China, and that the Introduction of q race SO to-
tally foreign TO- the laws, language, religion and
civilization Of the country Questionable policy
The oppoaition at present. is3directed aRainst the
large and wealthy companies having aeenta who
transport coolies to California and hire ont their
labor and services; bnt the real objection seems
and labor can;be secufedAt such toy5. .ratcs.
As SthreatAn to- drive out aE other sidIds of
labos agther claseeso2 immil ANTS. t..esaSS s
that sis otiaase faith ser-
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REMOVAL OF THE DIsABMrrEs OF so1,ru,rpr ,7,, ~ NJ
PoIIT1cIANs- Numerous applications have heen
certain of the leading politicians Of the South who
took part in the rebelionin order that they NAV
more efficiently CAS- they say) support the recon-
struction act Of Congress. Thus {ar very pr0periy
no favorable respDnse has been made to this snni
cation, and we think we speak the sentiments of
many Of the leading men in Congress when we
say that this course VIII be-pe1seYered in nnti
the PERSONS Whd ask To ab6r5iieTsd rom the dis
abilities incurred by their treason shall prove
by their conduct that they are entitled to such
magnanimity, The moment such proof il
made clear We have no doubt the action desired
viii follow. Why. it should be Insisted upon
without m such evidence passes our comprehen-
sion. The ex-Confederate chieftain who Is really
anxious to exhibit his fidelity to the country and
bis Willingness to assist in carrying out the actor
Congress, can make himself Tar more inflnentiaI
by proclatmng that he is not speaking for himseif
that he accepts the penalties incurred by his re
behon, but that he advises all others 20 ohev tha
Law and to fulfil the conditions of Coneress Snch
an example would change the indifference IT
thousands into enthusiasm, and would especiaTlv
andear the man who sets it TO his own poople and
&o:the Government itself. We have before i,s nov nov
2 letter from 2 leading ,.:Confederate," which
interest in the question, since T an nanifestiy
within ting exElndeif class myself and do notId deem
my e1t3uaion.a hhtl1slfpi in view OF my past foiy
not to say crime - - gtdn Chronicle y,
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=. BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKE;d1 the he week.
The th1s market has been but moderately &c
aye dar the season IN the wholesale the
jobbers Of the quality; for the Cheaper
grades prices are atn depressed and unsettled few
and buyers here taking small lots Of desirable
and saaasrd goods but they manifest desire yet
make Investments for the future. Meanwhile reports
from the markets for consumption Of our line of pro
.SSSts continue To- be Of diseouragng nature The
casss; for month Of March time Last year
s eases aEst gTaEter this year 2os z2
last year In the same time than ths. -
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Tho Galveston Neaos OF the 31st says: ;s.Al that
portion of the city between the strand and the
bay, from the Hendley building down nearly to the
city hospital, was flooded, and any one owning q
in carrying passengers to their Offices and houses
in the middle of this: vast lake." -. :, 4
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=. : confidence, and state their COM
n fhll as we treat Ill Female Complaints
Ald prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases 70
Which tasy srs enbjeei- page pamphlet,
s The Cherokee filis aresold by Ill druggists q. 81
per bog, or six boxes for -; or they are sent BY
from observation; BY addressipg the sole proprietor,
.alii: DrsW. r. NERWIE,. 81 Walker st., Ely. !.
ID: m. 3-Cherokse Pills No. 9 are prepared for
special cases, when milder medicines fail !; these
are sent by mail free Of postage, receipt OF IS