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The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.
REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WIG.
PoRr DEroslr, April 5, 1867

PoRr DEroslr April 5, 1867,
49, Business is revivus. Vessels loaded
with stone and lumber arc once more leav,
ing our wharycs. Car rloads of lumber leave
Tic depot nearly every day. The white sails
OF bay craft once again cnlivcn the river
view, and the rush of steamers through our
waters bctokens that Spring is here. The
ring of the auvl-noiac of the hammer and
saw, and hum of machincry-all give cvi.
dcnce that the torpor ofwintcr has worn Off,
Mrd lethargy gives place to action.
Yesterday our mails were taken and
received by the trains and ono of the old
customs has thereby been buried, we hope,
past resurrection.
On Monday next there will be change
IN the running Of trains. The first train will
leave here about AM. for Baltimore, stop.
ping at all stations, and leave Baltimore
about Pm. for Port, which will give pas.
sengers the whole business day in the city.
There will be, perhaps, two trains in add.
ton, SO that VIC will have the bencGt of as
many trains as any station on the main stem
The time table may vary a little from the
hours named.
The authorities are having new assess
ment made Of the village taxables. Mcssrs.
T. c. Bond and J. NJ. McClcnahan com
menced the work this morning, and will
complete itto.merrow.
The Commissioners are having the dirl
carted from the street again. 1t has been
thought necessary to put earth on in the Fall
and scrape it of in the Spring, for many
years; probably sanitary arrangement -
Some suggest that small stone be used to
level the street, which will not have to be
carted off; and til thought that the present
Board intend so to do, thus breaking up
another time. .honored custom.
- Bailif King, on the lst inst, asserted
the. majesty of our hog law; and rowing
porkers are scarce.
- The fishermen are preparing boats and
seines for their trade. A few boats have
been drifting, but no shad have been caught
One Of the floating Fisheries has been brought
up from Havre de Grace and anchored on
its proper ground,
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
tfl0rrir0.

TEREY-EGAN.-m In Oxford, April I'd, by
Rev, F. Il. Harvey, SAMUEL j. TERRY and
ANN ELXADElm ItGAE. both ofths county
HROWN-BROWN.-On Marcn 2.st. AT
the Commcrclal Hotel, in the city of Phla.,
in presence Of alderman Wm. P. Iibbcrd
by Friends ceremony. NoHrMoY BRowH
and MAnTnA j, BRowN. both Of Lancaster
county Pa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lst. in Phil.
adcIpha. by the Rev. W. N. Rice, DID.
HENRY W. SnERRGR and AMln RANKIN.
BENNETT-'MARREIT.-.On the 18th
ult., by Rev II. Mathews, II. II. BEN.
NErr, OF Wilmington, Dell, and Il. NJ.
MARRErT, of this town.
BELl-llASSON,-On the Ith utt, hy the
s,amo, J. A. BELL, Of Wheeling, W..
va. and CLARA UAssoN, Of thS town.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06

The President communicated to the
Senate, in its executive session on Saturday,
a treaty with Russia by which that Power
surrcuders TO the United States the soycr.
eighty over all Of Russiap America aud the
adjacent islands. 1t is understood that the
price to be paid for this territory is about
S1,O00,0oo. The territory to be purchased
covers @94 ,oo0 square miles, and has about
10000 inhabitants 1t comprchcnds all the
American coast Of the Pacific and the ada
cent islands north Of the parallel of 81. 10,
extending some GOO miles, and nearly cx.
Guiding British America from the ocean. -
Its chief value lies in its fisheries and its fur
trade. The principal settlement is New
Archangel, a town Off about | 900 Inhabitants
on the island of Sitka. OF the population
Of russian America about 30, 900 are ESqui.
mauX, and the remainder are Russians
Creoirs, kadIotkS and Aleeots. The Eng
hsh representatives ut Washington are re
ported as deeply chagrined.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06

Both Houses of Congress adjourned on
Saturday till the jjrst Wednesday in July
Iuiy 3-when, unles. there shallbe aquorum
OF each House present, the session will be
adjourned till December. The President
and all the members OF the Cabinet were
present at the Capitol during Saturday,
where the President was engaged in signing
bills as they were passed by the two Houses
1t is understood !Aat the President signed
al the bills Of any importance sent to him,
including the Senate Deficiency bill. the
Tennessee Militia bill, the bill forbidding
payment Of claims 10 owners Of slaves, and
that authorizing Hon. L. Mcpherson, the
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, to
designate papers throughout the country to
publish the laws Of Congress.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06

IMPROVEMENTS IN EIKToN.-Mr. p. c.
Strickland has commenced a brick dwelling
for II. K. Torbert, Esq, on NAM street,
next door to the new Torbert property,
which will doubtless, when finished, rank
as one of the handsomest dwellings, on that
fashionable street of the town.
pr. Mitchell, we learn, has made arrange.
ments to have the Howard House altered
and improved, so as to convert the present
bar room into 4 gentlemen setting room,
by transferring the bar to the basement, and
fitting up the apartment now occupied by
Mr.. Jno. L. Brown, as q confectionery ST ore,
tor bar room purposes. This will be great
Improvement to the house and very great
accommodation to guests.
The Doctor also intends, we arc informed
erecting row Of buildings on North street.
on the lot now occupied as stable yard to
the Hotel. The first floor of these build
.ngs to be used for stores and the Easements
Tor Offices We sincerely hope this may be
the first ripple of the tide of innovation and
improvement setting in, that is to sweep
away the slow and steady habits which have
30 long anchored oar borough to the shoals
of inacton.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
Cufal Afoirs.

Corn procErplNGs.-'I April Term Of
the Circuit Court for this county met on
Monday.
The Grand Jury adjourned on Thursday
Morning, ut ten . clock,- having had bul
few witnesses before them. aud transacted
hut little business, finding emily four present
lmentS and one indictment. .--. Il good com
mentary on the peace and order which has
prevailed throughout the county since the
last term. The following eases were
tried -
State rs. Wm. McNamcc. 49, indicted for
committing an assault and battery on Joseph
bradbury by whipping him with Il horse.
whip. Plea of guilty confessed, and submit,
ted to the Court. Fined s. and costs
laincs for State. Jones for TravcrScr.
ThoS. II. Stewart rs. I. \. Robeyts.- An
action for damages sustained by the plain.
tiil' oran unnecessary distress by the defend,
ant. Tried before "A jury, aud verdict Tor
the defendant Motion fora now trial.
Irnikshank aud Constable for plaintiff -
.Ioncs and Crcswcll for defendant.
Abraham Espcn, II native Prussia, and
Frank Golden, Il native Of England, declared
their intention to. become uaturaizcd cji.
z"nS.
The death of lIou. Ezekiel +. Chamber,
was announced TO the Court hy Hon. Alex.
EvanS, on Wednesday morning. and on mo-
lion Of Henry W. Archer, EST, the Court,
after appointing Hon. Alex. Evans, Francis
4. Ellis, Henry W. Archer, Esqrs., a com.
mittcc to draft proper resolutions to the
memory OF the deceased, adjourned until
Thursday morning.
The present term of court has been the
most dull one for a long time past, but few
persons having attended. There has been
:: general disposition among all parties CON
cerncd to postpone cases until next Scptcm'
Der tcrm--thelc C having been but one jury
trial during the past week aud but the two
eases cited above tried.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06

- rrc only 70 ]" Zen in forrp,ug,'s Men.g.rio.
ho Royal Bengal Tigers; tie Giant Blatk AZ
Iican oslrrh; rue New Holland Emmcs the
tHp'r, or south hm"Iic lean iIippopoiumus: A
Ion:i"r uh liuA " \ ouu: David - The Tar.
iAry H"hrA; he Arctic Whrc Bear: King Yul.
tare> IN" MN SstniHn lbeNi South American
Grey OslTi, IA; lIn Athin) peacockS the AXIS
beer; ihr Essoh Of CUluraGu; the Rramahn
l'"iA"0 Fatl!" aud the Palniiuc sheep:
Nr" "non: ia" l"arioI iiurrS white the dens will h-
th"
African i.lack Named Lions and ILLNESSES; the
Nrn"EN l."OVH'aG: the Grizzly Bear; Four
Asiau" Lion Cabs; South American Tigers
spotted Laughing lIycnas Silver Lion oT cal.
liOIhi"; Hur'h ArrrilHh Cougars stripped
on uo"lINg IiNCEH.: I.YGN Of Canada; Rat kan.
GIr"oo OF New I"alahd; Llama CT Faithful Cam.
~ oi ihr mites: purccs and Iaokal-; the Pu.
gtlirus IaMmoth Kangaroo; African porru.
pin"; American FHtlow byrr: Gas hmcrr t;oats;
WolN"$i Foxes; CiUtns: lilack Bears OF kuuSas;
Chinese, SILVER and Golden rhrasanis; Cu,url
aud Drom"darY from Arabia; Golden. Bald
Black hnl Brown Ea@leS: the Wolverine, Bad.
gers. ErnN"T>, Apes. MoukirS and Bahtoons
t"vkHinu~, swans, belicans, Puwrcs, SturES.
H"rons, parrot, Love Birds, Maoaws Paro.
pu"'iS Nr"am I.auras, constilnhusau
Ir""W "r"j4oi'4ifUr variety or E.1rheace
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
Examiners Notice,

TIE undersigned Examiners appointed bv the
County commissioners Of Cccil county to view
and determine the propriety ofopcning new public
j. Jac kson's, running through lands of George r.
Whitaker, George ?. Taylor, George 7. Winchester.
William Patterson Philip Jackson, James McNIullcn,
William Dcnnison, Henry Chamberlaine and Thoma.
Watson. to the Pcrryyillc and Battle Swamp road al
or n"ar the Port Deposit rold near Thomas Wat.
sons, hereby give notice that they will meet at Wm.
Dennison'S on 7rc@idy, the 22i dan Of ami nfLf.
az TO- o'clock AN I" Proceed the discharge Of
the duty assigned them.
JAMES A. DAVIS.
SAMUEL GAY,
WM McMULTFN
Mar ,, ls6T-,iw Examiners
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06


In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancery.
March 18th, 1867.
r HE object of this suit is to procure u Decree for
] the sale of certain moitgaged premises nj FAIR
I'M, IN Cecil county, Md, which were on the 10th
day OF April in the year 1850 morgaged by William
and Catharine his wife to the aforesaid John (ilpin
The ihll states that on the Goth day of April 1850
the said William H. lawson and Hannah c., his
wife, Edwin leries and Catharne, his wife con
Veyed certain Real Estate at Fair Hill. in Cecil
county aforesaid, which is particularly described in
the Bill and accompanying exhibit unto the said
John Gpin, by way of mortgage to secure the nay.
'hent OF two thousand six hundred and fifty dollars
with interest from the seventh day OF Ap:. sG0 and
an taxes, ON of before the 18Th dag of August 1861
that the whole of said sum of money, with interest
and all the taxes, levied thereon except the sum of
'"o hundred dollars paid on account Of interest and
taxes still due am, unpai; VA, , 800, imam
H. Lawson and Hannah g., his wife, Edwin Ycrkcs
aud 'atharinc his wife thc 18th of JANUARY lS6l
conveyed AL their equity Of redemption in and t."
that the said Frederick Fairthorne and Enma r.
ms wife on the l2th day Of July ls6e conveyed the
county m NC state Of Delaware, aud that the said
James B Henry and Elizabeth G., his wife. on the
same day and year last named conveyed the laid
andS TO the said Frederick Farthorno to secure The
payment of one thousand dollars in two wears from
i" iW Ha,r WIN Interest payable half yearly The
bi!i i}rther states that the said John Gipn hath
Creswel!, and that The sand WilIiS,n Ii. Lawson
Edwin frrkcSS, Frederick Faitthorne, James b.
the State of Maryland.
ltls thcrcuron adiudgcd aud ordered. that the
coinp!ainants hy causing copy of this order to be-
inserted in some newspaper published at Elkton
once week for one month before the eird dny Of
APRIL give notice to the said absent defendants of
the object and substance of this Bill, and warn them
TO appear in this Court, in person or bv solicitor on
OF before the e3rd day of July, ext to answer lii"
premises and show cause, If any they have why u
Decree ough not 10 pass as praved '
True cory; test; CLERK
HENRY r. TORBERT,
Mar 80, lS6T-1m clerk
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
Notice to Creditors,

THIS Is 10 give notice that the subscribers Of Coc
] county. have obtained from the Orphans Court OF
sad county letters Administration on tho persona
estate OF
TOBIAS PETERSON
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 Sth day Of March. 1865
they may Otherwise, by law. be excluded from ali
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to laid
estate are requested t" make immediate raymrnt
to the subscribers. Given under our hands, thi.
18th day of March, 1867.
THOMAS PETERSON
PETER PETERSON,
Administrators of ruhias Peterson
Tcst-Cn,LKLEY h. CUTLER, Register.
Mar lG ls61-Gw
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh

I lSAACS, NJ. D., Oculist and Aurist,
y. Professor Of the Eye and Ear, formerly
Of Leyden, Holland, located at No. 5l9 Pine
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
with diseases Of the EYE, EAR or CATARRH
will be scientifically treated md cured, if
cnrabie. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode of treatment.
H|Artiicial Eyes inserted without pain. -
No charges made for examination.
Jan q, lS66-ly
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
TO CITIZENS or EIKTON.

j. T. WELLS bogs leave to inform
his friends and the public through the columns Of
your invau sheet that he has just received a
fresh stock of SPRING GOODS consisting of CLOTHS,
CAssAERks and MELross Of tho fines. fabric; and is
now prepared to execute all orders in his line of
business, with neatness and despatch Don't forget
the place, No. ljG .,orth NISTH St, Philadelphia.
Mar 20, 19G;. j. r. WELLS Agent.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06

l3oTEMIA BRIDGE The stockholders Of!
Ghe bohemia Bridge Company met in Elk
;on, on Wednesday last, and elected &. W.
Bennett, Esq, Director to represent the
etockholdcr interest in the bridge. The
County Commissioners elected David Scott,
of Scott's Mills, j. G. johnson and W.
Lindsey on the part Of the county. Mr.. W.
NJ. Knight las been appointed on the part
OF the state The Directors will meet to-
day Saturday, 9th inst., and organize
when proposals will be published for plac
ing the work under contract.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06

New DRuG STORE DIR. y. j. Morrison
ley, are fittlng up nice Drug Store, which
Ihey intend opening soon, in connection
with their practice
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
Ulr0.

llYLAND, AT North East, on the 18th
ult., Ru1u HlLANn, i'll the Nd year OF her
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
EXa miners N0tice

~" undersigned Examiners, appointed 10y the
county Commissioners of Cecil cotutv to view
ana acterlnine the propriety of locating a new
public road, from the Eikton and Blue Bali road on
the division line between lands OF Isaac Hollis and
HuGh L. Scarborough, touching the lands of George
trowes; and passing through lands OF Watson Scar
ough's to Robert Quein's near the houtc of tbr
widow Scarborough, hereby give notice that thcy
VIII meet on the Blue Ball road, on the line aboy.,
mentioned; on Th1Tstay, the 18th dan of april aert.
At 10 o'clock AN, to proceed in the discharge Of t.
duties assigned them
JAMES MccAULEY.
WILLIAM 7. WARBURTON
, WILLIAM j. GRANT
Mar %, lSG7--tm Examiners
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
CONSTABLE'S SALE,

EY virtue of writ Of Ficr Facias, issued hy Geo.
Moore, ESQ, one Of the Justices Of the Peace of
the state of Maryland, in and for Cecil county az
thesuit Of John Simpers against the goods and chat.
Ties, lands and tencments OF Robert Wilson, to me
directed have seized and taken in execution ali
the right title, claim, interest and estate at law an,
in equity, of the said Robert Wilson, III and to
Two Building Lots,
in North East, on Shippers street. fronting 40 feet and
lso feet deep each; and hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the 9Th day of april, 1867,
at2 o'clock I'm. on the premises, in North East
will offer for sale the said property, so seized and
bidder for Cash, to satisfy said writ and costs.
Il. NJ. CAMERON
Mar lG ls6T-ts. Copst,hiG
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06

NELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BuCHr is plra--
.,nt in and ud"r free from all inimIios p!"erln,
and immediate in it, action.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06

FOR NoN-RETENTioN on 1NCONTlNENCE Of
Urine. irritation, inflammation liberation of the bad
der o hinc,~ diseases Z" The pro,trar glands sulIu III
the bladder, cal"nus rtvrl or brick dust deposits. and
al: diseases Of the bladder. kidneys aud droscal swell
ings,
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06

i,hEh LIZZIE Is no better MANURE in the market for aII
}1,i' I,"'s = F'IN; PCLbRET1E at 10 cents per
Es Eas IT, Or :-rer ton delivered at Railroad yt Steam
Sp"yo ,", D%y.'iS ~ N rhtiaaa MannG'etorJ Trays E"a
, 'I' ;f!,','', FGadA; Pcy,son's Fars Goucrs-
GeaiGt,- EEH%,H. urHARpS 4 CO., an aud
,'loMinli street., l'hrdrllhe. uud for say ly Seed s
ATn'G!t"IM Implement praef>,s synelally. OFF!Cl.-
~ Library street hac! Of the liJW Post Onicr P!l,.
dc'Fial. " Liberal DISCOUNT to Dealers.
Feb g, lSU7-;'u
The Cecil Whig., 1867-04-06
NOTICE,

JOHN GlLPlN and JOHN 4. ]. CRESWELL
WILLIAM H. LAWSON, EDWIN YERKES. FRED
ERlCk FAlRTHORNE JAMES b. HENRY. and
ELIZABETH c. HENRY. his wife
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29
srArE ITEMS.


The DEBORAH Register says thss the board.
ing house Of Mrs. Aiken, at that plaee. wAs
consumed b. IRE on Thursday night.
The Boonsboio Adsocate chronicles the
arrest in that piece Of murderer by the
name of Pho. who killed Casper NJ. Ligeir
In Cincinnati year ago.
The Bellevue Journal tells . big duck
story in its last issue. IL ssys Cowden. OF
that place, recently killed forty -four ducks
Oh the wing 81 one shot.
Dr.. Parsons, Of Independents. has re-
eaVlv invented corr Nuskes, which v eteao.
a 70 b vesv effective and ars maouiacsee
q The cost o. - cents Zach.
rhe ~ Daaxs Nesssses ssvS - ssAee
~ Sose seoGIs ID f1oa - D1D1ons .
stsp. By Chs. Po1ssey, Rscsissss
40 clees ehs U. 8. Land O0ce q that place,
until fusthes ordess.
4 dssGsustiss ass occurred % March 3,
q Watssiss, eensuoine Body Z Ca BE
vatos With 5000 baskets 81 wheat. osDul
intended fss sssd. end II. O0e bushels q
eats; cleo, Beck, NamAa / Cs.'s sfRcs aad
. lafgs quantity Il lombss-loss ~. 900.
mostly insured.
The saloon keepers Of Mootszu@a. Pc
pose that on receipt Of denstiss q VSo
eaeh they will bind ehsnssavse net 70 eell
coz beer or other insoxicaAing liquess to-
o"S .ys -. og". rp-
'ep'<" VIZ e"
The RspstlicsS gives an account OF :
stabbing ARRAY when occurred 10 lo'eo" o'
sns 1o.a ..a usS.n .,J wight ~ . dance.
and .ft.r .eversI blows had been exchanged
N.asn i.t and Wrisht va found 70 b
...h,..a !, ~. I'm AIDE above The heart, Nc
80, ,..nlt i. anticipated. MAIDEN has been
heId "a hail.
r.. K.oL.. Cone.;tuS;an sava Mr.. jaime
W. Nsma,, : conN,a ctoe ON the Grain Ele-
-. ~. h.;., $1,000 n. TIA lavee. "a
..ssuiss,i vsaaesisv on enc Of The vorkmsn
vho struck him with shsvsl, inilieting Z
severe wound % the right Of the heed.
n. N. no,nsa sAeae Reuisfer eeye Dr.
n Q Davis the vii known drug
: -. an u.;.as aied aHecAev sveains
J n, M. ~ heen con6ned 70 hia bed 70,
, ....,si ..eLa 30 : eaa.~, on lthe hack Of
~. r.ek ~ .h;eh .fter mueh auresins
o..,ivr.r..a "a hsath
, Monday. the 4th ins'ent. resulted IN ~
slesslpo ole ae0scsstte oeyoes oessse', o.
. pssvisor nd two 1usesss.
}. A.... v.s t,;.d A .he laat tsen Of d
1 D;se,sse Ce.st - neerhail county. iev1
. 1,s ~ ~ q Il. shsso. The eests aoeus
s.a 70 e,sr s;sht hn.dssd dellsre.
.
4 The Clesmons Leaaer saye that @s
!. :. ., mn. on. Sn.S.v -sr.;.. - ~ 81
.s..is Son.d : esrm sHendi~c 49, - plac,
!. srS j. ,hs v..on ~ found : nan kose
= )" a..,h
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TIE A0fehalltown Times states shas u
/. father Of The teys 3he wers killed about
= seek aee - the Nor'hwssessa head me-
that city be- eusd ths Company ~ seo'
= gee.
Ah,-., hv n. nams Of GALLAGHER col
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29
| SPECIAL FRu|T 1nlM|,

70 aesomnedaae the tssds. Cotton. Tsbeeee,
nsnp and oil he pro1uets common y tAs Mid
ale Ststss here d we'll.
The rapid development efthe cosntiss tosshed
BY the Iliineis Ceatral Railwss line. ID shown b.
The following census returns: II 1850 thsie
popuississ waslssl .ss7 In 1860. sci. sil. asd iD
lees. l.ls7. os7.
TIE pesssssioas Of The Company extend from
Chicago. and from DuslsitA 10 Csatralis. and
ere located In forty mine countiss in lilisois.
embracing sueh varieties ofsoil and diversity Of
climate - to suit every purpose u agriculture.
Within ten years the Company have sold
1850. 900 acres 70 more than 1000 actual SET
tiers. and no actual settler hss lost his home
through harsh treat- eut on the part Of the Cou.
pssy. when iaduIeesce has been deserved. II
hes been extended 10 meet the necessities ofths
faense. The salss during The past season hsvs
bsss greater then 1t any former period. asd YET
the lands unsold are equal In every respscs 70
those already disposed Of About
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.
"HISTo1IOAL."
GARDENERS
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THE RHEUMATIC 4 NEURALGlC COMPOUND

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ALLcOCK.s POROUS PiAsrKRA

ALLCOCK.S pOROCO Pl.ADTkRA
AllsntoWn. Penn., ADril 4, ls6s.
Nesero. +. AlacoCx = O.:
Dear Sire Ny daughter used one Of your Porous
Plasters. She had very bad pain in her side. snd
cured her in one week. Yours Truly
JOHN v. N. HUNTER.
We refer to the
Ferry Thouoona Df0Ggis1s
vho sell our Plastcrs ~ to their high STERLING ehar
ecter.
ALLCOCK CO., Agency. Brandreth House. New
York. eold By III Druggists.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

Apples. pluos. grapes and bss riss ere saeivse
Of the SOIL aad the cultivated varieties Of ali the
hsdisr iruits grew with great shsifs throughout
che State. In the eourssax sAas. PaAcnss and
sns Fnsss QUALITY Or 0aASrs yield abundant
y. end large qnastisies ere chopped 70 Chicago.
~. Louis aad The sosthwest. All fruits and
berries here ripsn early. and the grower u en:s
sblsd y command the highest prices 1.-THE assa
ef shs sssssa. This busisess has assumed %
much importance thss NE Cenpasy VII here
afiss run FROM SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 10
CHICAGO,