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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21
The Election and its Warming

The election in this State, rs will be seen
by the returns given elsewhere resulted, as
was anticipated, in the adoption of the Office
hunters Constitution. The result, every.
where, shows very light Republican vote,
and proves the apathy in the party which
was censured and complained of, through.
out the short campaign. Onr people seem
to have settled down quietly on the con.
victlon, and soothed themselves with the
hope, that Congress will adjust all our diff.
cnltes and rid Maryland of Rebel rule with.
out further effort on the part of her loyal
citizens, who may stay at home at their ease.
and give themselves no further concern about
affairs of State, except to grumble over, and
deprecate their i'll fortune. This will never
do; and when too late they will realize the
sad fruits of such ineXcusable Indifference
and political laziness. If the Republican
party of Maryland do not feel inter.
est enough in public affairs to turn out,
and by their votes show to the country and
to Congress that they loathe the Rebel usur.
patton and tyrany that is fast weaving its
meshes about them, with the manifest pur.
pose to securely bind the majority to the
rule of the Rebel minority for all time, they
cannot conscientiously ask, and should not
reasonably expect-aye, need not expect
Congress to come to their rescue. The
treasure earned without labor is yalueless
for good.
But the criminal indifference Of thousands
of Republicans to the lamentable condition
to which Rebel rule is fast reducing the
State, is perhaps but the least of the evils
which are likely to spring from the strange
political stupor that seems to rest upon the
party in the State.
Andy johnson, surrounded and advised
by such men as Jerre Black, who counseled
and planned the shareholders rebellion, is
scheming and preparing for another rebel.
lion, to be inaugurated on the eve of the
meeting Of Congress.
Gathering inspiration and strength from
every such result as the election in this
State, on Wednesday last, he will very soon,
with the aattery and encouragement of the
Rebel advisers who surround him, consider
himself strong enough to attempt the grand
coup d etat which he and his friends have
more than limited, when Congress is to be
declared an illegal body, and all of its acts
unconstitutional the Rebels and Rebel
States restored to power and the results of
the war reversed. That such is the design
of Andy johnson and his Rebel advisers,
every day developes, more and more clear.
ly. Among those members who held back
from impeaching Johnson at the July ses.
sion, none now longer doubt that he is plot.
ting usurpation Of the Government in the
manner here indicated. The Rebels who
were paroled not to take up arms again
against the United States, will consider
themselves released and ready to espouse
the cause of Andy johnson, who, by declar.
ing Congress illegal, will assume to repve.
sent the Government.
When the Republicans Of Maryland. are
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CONDEMNED FOR RAILROAD PURPOSES
A jury was empanneled, on Saturday last,
at Perryville, to assess the damages, to the
property owners, for that portion of the lot
on which Cunningham's Hotel is situated,
which has been condemned for the use oil
the Port Deposit Branch Road. The part
taken by the Railroad Company, measures
ll9 feet on the street leading from Cunning.
hams Hotel to the public road, and a. feet
on The west side. The lot is about three
hundred feet deep. The jury assessed dam
ages to the amount of $3.50, which were very
moderate, when it is considered that the
condemned land fronts l19 feet on the prin.
cipal street of the village. The land was
Jointly owned by several parties, the Rail.
road Co. being part owner.
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EVERY SATuRDAY.-This popular Weekly
presents its readers just those portions OF
European current literature which every in.
telligent American wishes and needs to see.
Omitting the heavier papers, discussions OF
topics of local interest, it gathers from all
sources the readable and instructive articles
which express the best current thought of
England and the Continent, and with the
utmost promptness places them before
American readers. Any good story, any
popular sketch or essay, any interesting
miscientiiic paper, any striking poem, or
literary intelligence appearing in European
periodical, is sure to reappcar speedily in
the pages of Ece,y SATURDAY.. 1t is pub,
lshed by Ticknor and Fields, Boston.
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PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.
REPORTED FOR THE CECIL. WIG.

-, PORT DEPOSIT, Sept. IS, 1867.
he.election passed off quietly to day
and resulted in twenty.seven majority g FS
the Constitution. Four hundred and eighty
live votes were polled, about one hundre,
and forty votes short Of the full vote of thi
district.
The Town Commissioners, at their las
meeting, passed an ordinance against disor
DERBY conduct in general, and one requirin.
property holders to put up such spouting al
is necessary to prevent the dropping from
caves to fall on or within eighteen inches O
the street line. Others are to follow, anC
when the set is complete, the design is tc
have them printed "tor whom it NAV con
cern.n
On the 10th another train was started
on our Branch Railroad. Trains now leave
here at $50 and 1914 AM, and LAO PM,
making connections to Baltimore and Phil.
adelphia. This arrangement has changed
our mail time. Eastern mail closes At & IN
and is distributed at 1890 PM. Southern
mail closes at 10 AM, and is distributed at
1915 Am.
Some miscreant, near Principle Fur.
mace, through stone through window of
the morning mail, bound east, on Monday.
breaking the glass and nearly striking an eli,
derby gentleman in the face.
The canal having been repaired some
boat loads of lumber arrived here on The
lith, but the discovery Of some leaks caused
a suspension for two days. On the 10Th the
lumber again commenced arriving, and the
dealers are prepared to fill orders.
"A shoe shop was broken into last week
and several pairs of boots stolen. No clue
to the perpetrator. On Monday night bur
glars were reported in j. H. Rowland & Co.'S
warehouse, but examination proved that the
alarm was caused by the reflection of light
upon window.
Last night some party unknown, unfor.
tunately, exhibited a penchant for malicious
mischief, by breaking some of the iron rail.
ing in front of the Cecil Bank property.
The weather for the past few days has
been oppressively warm. A light thunder
gust yesterday failed to give any degree of
GOODNESS, and to-day has been warmer. The
corn crop is in no danger from frost, and
perhaps the warmth may have been bless.
ing, although many fear that it will be the
means of making the doctors land conse.
quently the sextons) more active.
Last Saturday there was grand gath.
ering of the "Good Samaritans'' near
Churchville, Hartford county, which was at
tended by the Lodge from this place. They
are. Of the African persuasion, and from
their hilarty at plight, appear to have had .
good time,
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The election Of Wednesday last reminds
us that Maryland has not yet recovered from
the besotting influence of slavery. The De-
mocracy have an mate terror of the L" culcd
pnsson,' on account, as we are assured by
Nasty, of their fear of the ncgro's superior
morality and piety, elevatng him above
them, if allowed all the privileges of citi
zen. A number Of Republicans are not yet
clear on the difference between justice and
equality" although they are as widely
asunder as the poles. The latter show a
capacity to learn, however, but there is no
hope for the Democracy in that direction.
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BAIL.-Some of our Eff. VS. had fine
game Of Base Ball on the street at the East
END OF town on Sunday evening last, which
prevented the usual promenade, as the
'adies who usually walk out to the creek for
a breath of fresh air, didn't like to interrupt
The sport Of the yonng amateurs, who in the
excitement OF the game stripped to their
shirts. We did not hear the names of the
players, and have not been furnished with
the "score.n
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MOUNT VERNON HoTEI. This elegant no.
Vel, situated on Mount street, near Mount
Vernon Place, Baltimore, and under the
propr'etorahip of that prince of hosts, Mr..
IL. lhvermore, presents rare inducements TO
citizens and strangers. The location ia 81.
peror to all others, and all its appointments
are OF the first order. 1t is needless to
peak oil the bill of fare the reputation of
Mr.. lhvermoee is sufficient for that. Mr.
MORGAN, the gentlemanly superintendent of
The hotel, is ever ready to minister to the
comfort Of guests.
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OFFICIAL VoTE OF CECIL COUNTY on the
Constitution, Sept 18th, 1867;
Majority for Consultation, 557.

LETTER OF SPEAKER CoLFAx.-We publish
elsewhere the patriotic letter of Hon. Schuy.
Ter Colfax, Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives, on the occasion of the assembling
of the Border State Convention. The pc.
litical sagacity of Mr.. Colfax has been veri-
fed by his indicating the policy of Congress
and of the country in former crises, which
in the present alarming state of affairs, gives
his letter to the Convention peculiar signif.
canoe.
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BURNED BY Powder. On Wednesday last,
George Walton, lad of about 10 years of
age, having procured quantity of powder
thought he would try the effect of igniting
it, when, as natural consequence, his face
was badly burned
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21
THE HOWARD HOUSE.

THIS FIRST CLASS HOUSE has been reftted and
] improved IN a manner that will add much to the
comfort and convenience Of guests.
In undertaking the management OF the Howard
House, the Proprietor will spare no pains to supply
the Table with the best yands the market With
afford, and the Bar with the choicest liquors. The
Chambers are neatly fitted up, airy and comfortable
Ihe Stable accommodations are unsurpassed.
He extends an invitation TO his old customers and
the public to stop with him, and he will spare no
pains to please them.
WILLIAM FALLS, Proprietor,
Nov21, lSG6-1y Elktop. Md.
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Full returns from all the counties hac
not been received by the Baltimore papers
of yesterday. Enough is known, however
to warrant the assertion that every county
in the State has given majority for the
Constitution, the majority in the State being
about 10000.
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DEDICATION new African Union
First Methodist Church Of this town, will
be dedicated on Sunday, the 10Th Of Sep.
TENDER, INST. The President ofthe District,
Rev. BENZ. Scott and Rev. Edward Chippe
will be present.
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1ofal AQairs.

Sickness OF THE JUDGE.-Hon. John Fl.
Price is confined to his house by an attack
OF bilious fever, which made it necessary to
adjourn court for two weeks.
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SALE OF FARM.-Jas. B. Groome, ESQ.,,
sold at Trustees sale, on Thursday last, the
farm of VIM. c. Hasson, near Cherry Hill,
containing 1877 acres, for $3S per acre.
John A. Johnson, purchaser.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CouRr.-The Circuit
Court tor this county met on Monday last
when the Clerk announced the sickness of
Judge Price and the adjournment of the
Court, at the suggestion of the Judge, for
two weeks. Court will again assemble on
Monday 3lst inst.
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FARMERS HOTEL
ELKTON. MD.

THE subscriber having taken the above welEknown
] ana popular house, formerly occupied by W. Falls
respectfully announces TO TRAVELLERS and the.
PUBLiC, that he is prepared TO accommodate them
in the best manner. '
The TABLE will always be supplied with every
delcacy of the season. '
The CHOICEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS may be
had at the Bar. any ~
The STABLES are commodious and convenient
and kept by JOSEPH HEMPHiLL the best horseman in
the county.
8S-Every attention will be paid to the comfort and
convenience OF guests. JAMES b. PRICE.
EflSton, Mar 30 1S67--tf
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GohED BY Cow.-On Sunday last, lay.
Tor Howard, of this town, was injured Sc.
verely by COW. The COW, having calf,
is very cross and wicked, and on being APP.
preached by the young man, ran at, and
tossed him in the air, goring seriously one
side of his face, and bruising and tearing
his side and leg.
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POSITIVE SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
). b. Ford, Of Pivot Bridge, advertises a
positive sale of his personal property, on
Tuesday, 9th inst. The property adver.
tised will be sold without reserve, as Mr.. F.
Will break up housekeeping and move to
Philadelphia. The most of the articles are
nearly new, and the sale being positive, a
rare chance for bargains will he oiferad
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GIpEoN.-On Sunday morning last, about
" o clock, the cry of /" fire " was raised, and
the Court House bell rang. Some of our
e't'zens were reused from their morning MAJ,
by the unusual noise, and found the alarm
10 proceed from some of the ex.mcmbcrs of
"'deon's Band of lang sync memory, who
had got on a bust" and were celebrating
the games of yorc, by bonfire of store,
boxes. We couldn't learn their names, but
understood they belonged to the F.F.V's.
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The Fountain Mills,
FIVE DWELLING uOusrs

Which inrhish anpl" accommodation r,, ll.. ,...
,Hes OF thc MS and Farm. Cd DnI tL,.',, If l''
on l'ip'tatiytly new, having been bs ahnr ,y,
lnai "iH ne man h'nl,in%' is 81 a feet a,,
Garden. '' - attached good
The Farm produces an abundance ar ,...,,...,
pears, apples, grapes and other iruiia W i'''"''s
' w. ne property WI he shown to pe,eon, v.iJ
- TERMS oF'SALE, as prrscrii,'d ~; AN, h.
The whole of the purchase money 10 ' I i"''''.
Cash on the day or sale GEnI,c ~ ,'"Il"IHi N
Ekton, Sept Il, lS67-ts ~ trrn",
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TIE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH-Therefore
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuoHv "''
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ENfEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
81 both srHes Use liELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu 1t viii
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SPENCER & WRIGHT.
EALTIMORr. Feb 9th. 1891

Having known Mr.. Fletcher Il. Marine for many
years past, take pleasure in stating that we know
him TO be gentleman in whom the utmost cumidcnc,
may be placed in the transaction of business lie
prompt attentive, oblising and reliable john
Randolph Esq, Cashier End National Bank Isaac =
Cook, Register Of Wills, k"bert Turner Esq John
knh Il co, Rev. Andrew Manslp, pha., Armstrong
a. Berry. Aug 8 1867.
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ny CONSENT REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
ELkTnN, MI. .IulNIIl lai-

In all orr business transactions with Mr. +. H. Marine
We have lunnd Inn prompt and reliable a Commission
Merchant and we very chesrluliy reculne nd him ia
fhe farmers and others Of CrciI who have produce t
sell in the baltimore markets. JOHN PARTRIDGE
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FOR NON-RETENrION OR INCONVENIENCE Of
Unne irritation, inflammation, liberation Of the blad
der or Kidney diseases of the glands stone in
the bladder eacuns gravel brick dust deposits and
all diseases Of the bladder kidneys aud ropsca swell
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Mr. + T. Marine has sold protlnce for us for some
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correctness chtiie him to success.
H. NJ. ALLEN co.
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HAvRr DE GRACE, Hartford county, Mo.

Mr. F T., MARINE :-Sir;- can say that you al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory 10 us for all The
business We have had yon TO do Tor nv and we uways
recommend any perhons that We know 10 you; and YOU
cah use our names for any recommendation that yul
may want. Yours,
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nhLMboLbS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is pleos.
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Real Estate Agencv.

wan Purchase, Sell, Exchange and Lease on com.
mission, Houses and Lot in Baltimore City, and
S"uhtfy seats Farms, Plantations, Mineral and other
lands III all the Counties OF Maryland
lie cites ms thorough acquaintance with the civ
and most parts Of the State Of Maryland through
The before mentioned experience, in recommends.
non OF has facilities and advantages for this business
MdrUidnd y
Send for Circulars, Ne.
FOR SALE-MARTENEf;S LARGE NEW MAP
AND ATLAS OF MAPS, Uhe only perfect Map OF
The stat" ever pubished,-7i inches long) at SO a
copy Tor either style Also, LARGE County Maps of 10
coorod in Election Districts, u Cents and 81 each.
April IL, lSG7-im
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Ry-The highest charge made Is Eve per cent
Goods OF gvelY description Except IuOrs) purchased
and forwarded with deslatch when either cash OF trade
accompanies the order.
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LEST our statement, in last weeks Wig
should mislead some persons as to the ma
ture OF the Odd Fellows loan, in the con
struction of their Hall, in this town, we will
here state that the loan is secured by ;
mortgage on the building, payable in 1880
with interest, at the rate of six per cent
payable semi annually. The loan i. perfect
ly safe as any first mortgage on valuable
property, and not subject to the uncertalnt,
| joint stock association Those who have
money to invest safely, where they can re
ceive the interest punctually every six
months, could not seek better six per cent
investment. The property wiz .be worth
| always in the market, more than The amount
Of the loan required to complete the build
ing, and ifthe trustees should at any time
lail to pay the interest when due, the Hall
could be sold for more than the amount OF
ITS lndebtedness,-a misfortune which the
Order will never allow to happen.
The following is the form of certificate
issued.
Cecil Lodge, LOO.F. Hal Loan.
This certiies, that there is due from Cecil
Lodge, No. G2 Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, of Maryland, to -or--
| assigns, the sum of - Dollars, payable
at Elhton, Maryland, on the first day of Jan.
nary, AID. 1880, and not before, eycent at
The pleasure Of the Lodge bearing interest
NJ SIX per cent. per annum, from the date
hereof, and transferable only upon the books
"i the Lodge, in the custody of the Trus,
tees hereinafter named The said interest
to be paid semi annually, on the first days
OF January and July, upon presentation OF
this certificate at the Lodge Room, in Elk.
ton, Cecil county, Mary land.
The payment of this certificate is secured
ny certain Deed of Trust executed by the
said Lod !ge, in conformity with the provi.
Sions OF its Act Of Incorporation, to Francis
a: Ellis, David Scott, George Ricketts,.
William j. Jones, and Hiram Mccullough.
OF Cecil county, Maryland, bearing date ON
the twenty eighth day of May AID. 1867,
and recorded among the Land Records Of
Cecil county, aforesaid.
The Lodge hereby reserves to itself the
right to redeem this certificate at any time
previous to the said first day of January, A.
u. lsao, upon payment of the amount due
upon it.
Signed by the Noble Grand, and sealed
with the seal, and attested by the Secretary
of the Lodge, at Elkton, this - day Of
Noble Grand.
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REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Simon II. Martenet.
s"reyor and Publisher Of the Map Of M7,'ylaa,
No. 6 SOUTH STREET.
BALTIMORE, MD.

Is Years nj Surveying in Baltimore and Vicinity
HAVING during the past ten years SURVEYED the
u counties OF the State, and published numerous
County Maps and having recently completed and
published his large new MAP and ATLAS OF MARYLAND
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CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF WHISTLES, BRANDIES, WINES, GINS,
NEW ENGLAND AND JAMAICA RUM
4 WOULD respectfully call attention to my Bottled
] Liquors, warranted genuine and of the best
brands.
the cities and will satisfy them that il will be to
their advantage 10 leave their orders with me.
Fine Liquors for Physicians Prescriptions and
Wines and Liquors for Culinary purposes.
Hotels, Storekeepers, Farmers (for harvestne)
and Fishing shores supplied at as low rates az they
can bhy IN the cities Mar TO- lSG7-1y
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ITO FARMERS, DAIRYMEN
AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
Fo"r Gruin, Glorer and E1ar Seed, Tobacco,
H"y, Lmmber, SiareS, Tam, Bnrk, SHEEN,
C0ircS, Poultry, Eggs, Baron, Lurd,
Enicr, Cheese, Ho0i, Rags, FarS,
Skins, Dry fruits, rte.
Gan have them well gold at the Highest Price in Balti
with full returns always within Ten DAYS of their
reaching the city, by ioIwarnB to the Commission
House Ion Country Produce, of
y. f.. MARINE
so FREDERICK ST, near rittt Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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LECTURE, on Tuesday evening, September
18th, 1867, at q o'clock, at Elkton Mctho,
dist Episcopal Church. The reputation OF
the Lecturer, ofthc Choir, and the character
OF the entertainment are incentives suai.
Gent to induce all to go. The following is
the
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL. VIGoR are regoino
ny ilLLMuoLD'S EXTRACT Hucnu '''''
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ATTENTION, You've MEy.-We invite tho
attehtion OF the young men of Elkton to
the following notice, as well worthy their
earnest consideration and operation
The need Of such an organization, here, has
long been felt. If the young men give it
that aid and support it is entitled to, it will
accomplish much good. For further com.
ment we have not room, but give place to
the
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~ Anthem BY the Choii--Iicorh,a init. afr
~ Singing by the Chilren--1He Beautiful t2oo
ID Lecture by the Rev. l.. c. Malack-
my RECoLLECTIoNS OF ARMY LIFE"
tth' Sh@ihe by the Childrcn-1H Ooa Naiips Ldad.
ON DoN"logy by the Choir-LOJdrfA U Pote, 4 ;dhi
Single Tickets So cts; Tickets fll Lady and CANT.
man 80 cents '' ' "'"'''
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

ineie VIII he meeting NJ stairs IN the Court House
on monday evening, sept Sd, at ~ O'Clock to organ
M M ion"s Mons Christian Association in Elkton-
p ne pan oi the Association will embrace Reading
to' "ieh every evening, except Sunday, a course Of
nctaIes curing the Winter and such other means A.
may be '"'ind practicable and adopted to the moral and
i;e'i9c'na Improvement "f young men. 1t is not de-
signed To coniino the operations Of the Association To
ohnfch members, but to include within its scope all
VINO nesre TO hl,i moral, profitable and agreeable
'''e VI 'pehulie TIE evenings now approaching.
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HUAN0S.-Peruvian and Mexican Guano Of
" standard quality always on hand and fol
s.lsby JOHN PARTRIDGE,
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED T.,
HELMBoIDs EXTRACT BucHU. -