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GRAND ~. !" VOCAL
I HE florence FAIR

.yHHE LADIES OF FLORENCE RESPECTFULLY IN
YlTE the public to FAIR which viii be held in
the Hlasonic LodS" on the 10TH 18th and May
the proceods OF woh win be devoted benevolent OBJ
1ece The Fair VIII open on the morning the l5th
40 On the night OF tho 18th there will be- series
or lAEAUA and t!HARADES: on fhe ishs or the 17th
aCoHCEb1 No che need stay away Tor fear OF being
imposed o1- There win be no EXTORTION. No article
VIII Pc soh tor mure than you purchase elsewhere
Terms 81 Admission to the Fair rs CENTS Admission
70 sne IaoieAux oO cents Admission to the Concert 80
cen1s. lIs$t;sSf f1tsSt. fEt "a E:BROWN,
l. .rn r%si sI. ~ SECRETARY of Ladies' Fair.
II, )
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6fOWS AND CALVES FOR:
" OF MICH COWS with Calves, Beef Cattle and
Sheep and Goats for sale st Wsgen4ard: Ktng M1egks
opposite 1atle's Drug stre. -. 1dsy a
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THO RENT. HALE OF THE HOUSE no. %
- KING STREET, with use :of . fine cietern. For
ftrther paFhculnrs; apply ON The premises :.&5
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PRicK STABLE no RENT--A@ COaIMO
~ DlouS BRICK sTABI.E-r:wit ,nccomuaodaaon
nor horses and vehc!ea n be hred appned for soon
For pardcu11rs apply premises, No. 60 yCHURGE
STRE&E, WeGt kda. Tx So asnrI1 80,
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VGTISHES SOMETHING no DO a LADY
that csa cut ;snd5 make mainland boys clothes,
herseH generally useful :the house, kitchen aud
garden Low terrna Good references given required
1s:;s: ssGEi 81 Iss;,54 *:tc.;W.":Box31g
April Vance's Ferry q O..
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x tN-NY:1NFORNEAT16IN atJEs wiLIIANI AU-
~ GUSTUS CURRIE viii be thankfully received By
h.s nEnher, sAa6UA 1.Ms cpERLE eorsssjs IS; q.
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t@SOEE TiaE EEENuINEr BARTLETT SEW.
DACe ING MACHINE, -Wanted-Agents, si5o
gss Inonsh and all expenses paid 70 sell the Genuine
.Baftete Sewing Machine. This win Go all the
work that can be done any machine and
3sinlly pstenssd. licensed md r
twice that amount be made For Circulars and
terms co., No! TIA CHESTNUT street
Philadelphia. Pa. SO NE, ,ls's s345 Anrii 10 r.
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TtO RENT, A NEAT REsIDENCE.:OF
u four square rooms attfos, dressing and
situated In desirable portion ahe city. lie
Kitchen and yard room Apply at THIS OFFICE. .
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WARRINGTON, August 1.-THE Presi-
dent, at 10 o'clock this morning, sent a
communication to Hon. Edwin NJ
Stanton, suspending him from Office as
Secretary of War, and instructing him
to transfer all records, books, &C., in
bis custody, TO General U. S. Grant.
The Secretary was at the same time in
formed that General Grant had been
empowered to act as Secretary of War,
dd interim. A communication was at
the same time sent TO General Grant,
authorizing him to act as Secretary OF
War dd interim, and directing him to
at once enter upon the discharge of the
duties of that Office. Shortly after noon
Mr.. Stanton sent reply to the Presi-
d ent, in which he denied, that without
consent of the Senate, and without le-
gal cause, the Executive had any right
under the Constitutiouandl laws to sus-
pend him from office; inaSmuch, how
ever, as the General commanding the
armies of the United States has noti-
fed him that he had accepted the APP
pointment as Secretary of War dd in
terim.n Ihe Secretary concluded by say
ing he had no alternative but to sub
nit, under a protest to superior force.''
General Grant has, therefore, assumed
charge of the Department of War, and
appeared at the meeting of the Cabinet
to-day for the purpose of considering
certain questions connected with terri
tory recently acquired from Russia.
With regard to the recent disclosures
of Sanford Conover there is the highest
authority for saying when the disoIos-
ures came before the President, with
an official detail of their contents, he
decided, after due elaboration, neither
to order an investigation and collection
of other evidence rumored TO exist, nor
on the other hand to let them lie secret
ly on his files, but to commit them
forthwith to the public and rid himself
of the whole matter as 1t stands.
At a meeting of the Bar to-day, a COM
mittee of seven was appointed to ascer-
tain the facts regarding the disagree
ment between Judge Fisher and Mr..
Bradley and report on the first Tuesday
in September. No excitement or preju-
dice was evinoed.
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a llGAs tOu HOuEl
81, llt5E; do. 80, lIszs; do. 81. i10Jsi
do. Us, 1l09<; do. new, l0Ss<; T-SOs, firsi
series, ioE5si second, do, l07&; third,
| do, l075S.
Gates, 2I9fa275s; Cantor, 2pl< a2e3<; Cum
berland 35A37; quicksilver, a2s32x;
Mariposa, 5l01zi Western Union Teie-
graph. 455Sai57s; Pacific Mail, l451<a
lFJ1z; Atlantic do. IIIa{AIl25&; n. Y.
Central, lO41 ;aIOi3<; Erie, 7OLS; Hud-
son, I2iLal22; Reading, l045salO5;
Michigan Central, II0all01z; Michigan
Southern, SI3aSlH; Illinois Central,
ll9HalleI<; Pittsburgh 9Sa9311f; Toledo,
123al231{; Rock Island, l025Salo21s !
Northwestern, Az; do. preferred, 695sa
40; Fort Wayne, l051SalO51<; Wabash,
81; ST. Paul, preferred, 81; Adams Ex-
press, 731s; Wells, Fargo & Co. 661S;
Anlerican- 739<; Merchants Union, l6k
ALI. - -
Receipts Of the sub-Treasury, SIC, sI7, :
129. Payments, 1885, 40. Balance
In treasury, 81, 290, 10 IL. l3 -T F.
Cincinnati. --
AUG. 12.-FLoUR-Firmer and sup
ply light; prices higher; family $40 GOA
GRAIS-wheat-Inl light supply and
market hrmer; prices SC higher for red,
closing at s. 10 for No. 1; white un-
changed. Corn-Dull and prices lower,
closing at $40 for No. mixed. Oats
Firm; sales at 5Sa55c. Rye-UnchanRed;
receipts light; No. is held at 81 90, but
buyers wont pay over 95c.
CorroS-Ffrmer at 261Sc for mid
ding.
wHIskY-Steady at 81 80.
PRovIsIoNs-Firmer with q strong
and buoyant market. Mess Pork-Sold
at s23 IS, but it WAS generally held at
S24. Bulk Meats-1<c higher; shoulders
Ike; and sides 1910. Bacon-Ad-
vanced to I2J<a14I<c for shoulders and
sides, and 151Ia155{c for clear ribbed
and clear sides, latter now generally
held at Ice. There is good demand
ders are being filled from the interior of
this and adjoining States. Hams
Steady; common lslzalsc; sugar cured
2Oa22c.
LARD-Firm; sales at l2I<c; holders
asking Ike.
a22c, but all other kinds are dull and
not wanted.
CHEESE nchang ed and dull at liza
l2c.
Eoas-very dull aud not saleable at
over Ioc for shippers count, and lie for
selected.
FLAX SEED-In demand at 81 90; re-
ceipts continue large.
GRocRRIEs-Cofee- at 22a26c.
SugAr-l2al5c for raw.
PoTAToEs-Very dull and market
overstoeked; prices irregular.
GoLD--l39H.
ExcHASoE-DulI; par selling.
Weather very hot.
Chicago
AUeUsT l2.-FLoUR-Dull and noml-
nal.
GRAIN-wheat-Fir at 81 SAL 81.
Corn-Dull and steady at e51zae6c.
Oats-Steady at sic. Rys-Quiet at
81 90. Barley-Neglected
PRov1sIoNs-Pork-H at S23 IS.
Bulk Meats-Nominal; shoulders I0AR
lie. Lard-DuII at l21<c.
WHIsRY-Unchang
BunhIO.
AUGUST 12.-FLoUR-Quiet.
CONGRATULATIONS. Corn-Dull;
94a95c for No 2, closing with bids at e6R
s65c. Oats-Quiet; Milwaukee 75c.
FREIaHTs-Dull; lie on corn to New
York.
AUG: l2.-FLouk-very firmi city
X Y S1l OOaII 70.
N-Wheat-Inactive at 81 81 for
+NO. -
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Frnm snIt Lnhn-

SALT LAKE, August 12.-The Vidette
of the 26th ult. says: The Colorado riv-
er has risen so high as to bank up ella
river, causing the destruction of Arizo-
ma city. Warehouses, stores and resi-
dences were swept away. Loss esti-
mated at $500, 600.
It is believed the Government has
been defrauded out of millions of dol
lars by a system Of collecting money
on forged soldiers discharges, trans
portation vouchers, &C., recently dis
covered. It is said many persons NOV
ing In respectable society are engaged
in thisIbusiness, and Developments OF
the most startling character may be ex-
Daotad
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In regard to trade at Cincinnati and
the West the Gazette OF yesterday speaks
as follows: a sat-.
Trade here, as we'll as elsewhere
throughout the country, is dull, but the
for wheat, wool, and flax seed, Is be-
ginning to have its legitimate effect.
One cause of the stagnRtion in trade. at
the present time, is doubtless the pre-
vatling impression that with bountIful
haryests all over the country, prices of
all kinds of goods, and especially of
breadstutfs would decline with a crash
and consumers have hesItated to make
purchases, awaiting such an event,
overlooking the fact that stocks of flour
and wheat in all the principal markets
had been reduced to the lowest point
consistent with the movements of trade
before new wheat came to market, and
that these must be brought up TO an
average amount before the question of
an excessive supply can be fully deter
mined. Another thing which Will ma
terially tell upon the wheat supply Is,
that farmers generally hold over from
one season to another enough wheat to
supply their families with bread in case
OF failure OF their crop; the past sea-
son that supply has been exhausted,
and must be replaced out OF the new
crop.
When the wheat crop OF the great
Northwest is secured and in market, It
will doubtless be found that we have
enough and to spare, but the course of
the markets, both East and West,
shows that those who have been ex-
pecting the price of flour to rule as low
as in anti-war times have been mis-
taken. We shall, in all probability,
have an active, healthy, fall trade, but
that prices will be either extremely
high or low, is not probable.
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SARATOGA, Aug. I2.-The first race,
dash, two miles, for three-year olds,
was won by Ruthless in a canter, beat.
ing Virgil two lengths. Time-S:371x.
Decourcy was last.
The second race, mile heats, was won
by Luther, beating Morrissey and Ear
ring. Morrissey took the first heat.
Time-l:46H, l:47H and 1:493<. In the
second heat, when apparently winning,
Morrissey was seized with the cramps
and distanced.
of q mile, was won by Gen. Duke, easily
beating Puck, second, and McDaniela
filley. Time-l:20L.
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Important Experiment with Petro.
Ieum OIL az Fuel.

CINCINNATI, August 1.-THE 'Ffre
King" a steamer propelled by steam,
generated from petroleum, made trial
trip yesterday afternoon, which proved
highly successful. A pressure OF one
hundred and twenty-five pounds OF
steam was obtained in less than thirty
minutes after lighting the burners, and
the average was one hundred and
twenty pounds OF steam while under
way. The application is the Invention
OF Mr.. n. s. Saroni. The boat is light
ed with petroleum gss, while It is also
used for culinary purposes. The ex-
pertinent was witnessed by number
ofsteamboat commanders, practical en-
glneers, and underwriters, who testify
to the success Of the enterprise, which
Is destined to produce a revolution In
fuel for steamboats,, Il being deemed
more economical, cleaner. and safer,
than any other kind OF fuel.
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RocHEsTER, n. Y, Aug. 12.-Rev. n.
Wtndt, who for two years has been SUI
perintendent of an Orphan Asylum at
Philadelphia, was arrested here yester-
tie girls under his charge. Windt is a
regularly ordained clergyman. He
confesses that he has done wrong. He
was taken TO Philadelphia last evening.
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= ~ SNCHhs
NEW YORK, August ia street
preacher named Simpson, while de-
nouncing the Pope and Catholicism, In
Brooklyn, Sunday, was attacked with
stones, knocked down and kicked by
an excited crowd. The police rescued
him and quelled the disturbance.
Advices from Nicaragua state that
the ravages OF cholera have been dis
tressiug; 1874 deaths are reported in the
district OF Leon. Whole villages on
the north coast have been swept away.
Cases along the transit route seem to
have been sporadic, buteven these were
alarming, and the epidemic Is said to
have passed into Costa Rica.
Two hundred ranches among the
Mosquito Indians are stripped of in
habiIants. f ~ r..H.
South American news is unimpor-
tant.
The Peruvian Congress has voted a
gold medal to Juarez. SEES
It appears from the correspondence
between General O'HRrran and the
American Consul to Mexico, Ottenburg,
that the former was eager TO do what
lay in his power TO relieve American
citizens from the oppressive measures
of Marquise. II also appears that OF
tenburR tried and dismayed by OBJ
stscles against which he had to con-
tend, was preparing to leave Mexico,
and had asked for his passports from
O'HarrRn. ia
The excitement consequent upon the
execution of General Vidauerie was
intense, and the American residents
held meeting to examine into the
charge preferred against Mr.. Wright,
of having betrayed the General, who
had sought hiding place under shelter
of his good faith.
The game of base ball, between the
Atlantics versus Mutuals, was won by
the former by Is against 10.
The Oakum Factory of Stratford q
Co., Jersey City, building owned by
Kingsland q Son, New York, was
burned to-day. Fully insured.
A collision between two vehicles at
Long Branch resulted in the death OF
Miss Nolan, a beautiful girl OF seven
teen, and probably the fatal injury of
Miss Murphy, daughter of the proprie-
tor of the Madison Avenue stages. The
gentlemen accompanying them were
uninjured.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. IA Fort Gibson
letter says: Lewis Downing was elected
chief of the Cherokee nation, over VIM.
P. Rose by a large majority. Both
northern and southern Cherokees vot-
ed for Downing, who Is said to favor
sectionizing the lands of the nation,
and other public enterprises.
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Boston, Aug. 2I-The rowing match
on Charles River between the Mcclellan
and What cheer Clubs, five miles, was
won by the former in 81 minutes.
The German Turner's had a grand
parade and picnic to-day.
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BY THE CABLE!
AdviOes to othe 10th of August.

LoSpoS--Noon-Aug. II-Consols and
bonds drmer; consols, e4ss; US. bonds,
739<i Erie, 46; Illinois Central, TX.
LATRR-2 P. M.-Consols, 94%; U. s.
bonds, 1915. ra -gT
MISUNDERSTANDING. 1l.-Cotton,
active and more doing, but prices are un-
changed. The weather is favorable for
crops. Breadstuhs, provisions and
produce are unchanged.
LATER-2 P. M.-Cotton, advanced to
lOHdi breadstuffs, unchanged; pork,
declined to 75s Sd; beef, declined to
I84s sa-e- lH
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FORTRESS MONROE, August lin
telligence from Hyde county, North
Carolina, states that the yield of corn
having almost destroyed the crop.
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{ Providence, August IA fire at
wrentham, Mass, this morning, de-
stroyed a hotel and stables, bank build
church, in which II had been set.
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The Mount Auburn
YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE.

SIrUATED ON THAT BEAUTIFUL, EN-
- tnencs North Of the City of Cincinnati
from which, II derives lis name, has Just
closed its Twenty -Second Session.
The past year has been one of unuuRl
prosperity, there having been In attendance
two hundred and thirty-fve young ladies'
gathered nom all parts OF the United sstates
NO edle Of steEHNss requiring a RhyEfefdn nor
lis healthful location, and its country po-
s1tion, while yet 30 near the city, gives n ad-
Vantages over either city or country schools.
It's character as q f1nt-rats Seminary Of
comments.
The LIBRARY, CABINET AND APPA-
RATUS, already very extensive, are Teceiv-
Ing yearly additions.
For Catalogues or information, address
1. H WHITE,
. West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. O.,
or a. THASE MGLLEr, Pres't.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE Lie UID
EN- AMEI.
Important Notice.

"ANTED-A LARGE TRACT OF Wood
w land containing Oak. Beech, Hickory
and Maple wood-with or without Improve
ments; convenient 70 a rail road and water
course. Address, Post ONCE Box $3.50, NEW
YORK Cry. RugT-eod2w
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MARIETTA COLLEGE,

CHARTERED IN 1895. HAS Gradual
" thirty classes The course of study y the
same Is that in the best Colleges in the coun-
try
studentB preparing for the ministry, and
Union Soldiers who wish 70 take q colIsgfats
course have their tuition reTnltted
The PREPAIkAroRY.DEPARTN furnishes
business.
The next term Will commence Cd wednes.
day. AuKuAI aISG
For further Information appIy To Rev 1
". Andrews, D. D., President or Prof Geo
z: Hosseter, Principal OF the Preparatory
AARIErIG, o., July 8. 1857. tyH.2awIm
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Lindsley Institute

0NHE FALL TERM OF THIS INsTTTU-
uon VIII commence MONDAY. august
18th. 1t viii be the aim OF the PRINCIPAL 10
lender this Institution nrst-clRss, English
CLASSICAL and mathematical School. in which
Ienned and liberal education may be 90
tanned. Elocution VIII receive special atten-
uons and Gymnastics viii be intIoduced, for
lne physical tralntng and deyelOpencent OF
the students. For further particulars, sec
cards. or apply To the Principal.
4. T. BLARELY, B. a., Principal.
= POST, ESQ, Assistant
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fur Bent.
For Rent.
For Rent.

TNHE STORE ROOMS LA IELY OCCU,
Piled by George r TayloS GO, and J
ment rooms finished Good Oh ces In second
story, and good rooms for OH e. purpoSes IN
second and third story In good ordsr. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses foI
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
.l - THOS. HORNBROOK.
once. No. us5< Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs febS-u
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Econ, ChnrIn.tnn-

CHARLESTON, S. c., August 1.-THE
crop accounts from nearly every dis
trict in the middle and upper sections
of the State, represent the corn and
cotton as being in fine condition. The
damage by tue caterpillar, along the
coast, is uncomfortable.
A Havana dispatch says the report
that Marquee had been captured by the
Liberals, is officially contradicted here.
ST. GATHERINGS, August 12.-Navi-
CATION on the Welland Canal has been
resumed
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CLOSING PRICE

MoNET--Market easy and quiet at 80
at 1O9izalO9% for first bills.
GoLD-Shade hrmsr; opening at 1907
and advancing to I4o1<; closing at
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There cometh glad tidings OF Joy to all.
To young and 10 old, 10 great and to small;
The beauty which once was 50 precious amt
rare, = 4.lAs1
Is nee for all, and all may be fair. -.r
Nv the uae oF
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Demand improving. Market firm
No change in prices.
MnNEY ANp sroCKs

GovERNMEST STocKs-Coupons, '62
II3S<; do. '64, 1905 do. '65, Ii01<; new,
1857; 1910 coupons, 1929; 7-SOs, frst
series, 1O7E<; others, 107N.
MoNRY-4a5 per cent? sterling, sixty
days, 1O93<a1l0H. ---4 = -
GoLD-l405s.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

THERE is continued and strong de-
mand for Government loans, and the
prices point steadily to higher figures.
1t is estimated in well-informed quar-
tiers that the shipment of bonds within
the last ten days amounts to about
S5,OOO,OOO, and important orders, it is
said, yet remain unexecuted. Our
bonds appear to be gaining ground
on the Paris Bourse, especially sixty
fives, and the recent shipments to
France have been quite important. The
continued depression in the London
money market, and the mistrust of
railroad and company stocks in Eng
land, since the panic of last year, ap-
pear to have operated in favor OF in
vestmeuts in United States bonds.
a good fall trade is apparently an
tIcipated iu Philadelphia, judging from
the following remarks of the Ledger:
IF the judgment of our leading mer-
chants Is reliable, there will be a good
Fall trade. This is the time at which
wholesale merchants receive their Fall
turers and importers, and 1t is notice.
able thai the stocks now coming in are
generally large. II leading merchants
believed that there is danger of finan-
cial crash or of dull business during
the Fall, they would be careful not to
bny largely. Several manufacturing
establishments, in consequence of the
large orders given by merchants, have
within the last TWO weeks employed
more than their complement OF hands,
and some are pressed with orders as
they have not been before for two years.
1t seems to be the general opinion of
our merchants that the success of the
crops will relieve the present financial
strtngency in the country, enable coun-
try merchants to make collections and
buy goods on a liberal SCALE"
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The stock is, as usual. very complete In all
departments.
Prices governed by Eastern markets.
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AUG. 12.-FLotR-very firm; city
Y Y S11 OOaII 70.
Observation-Disclosures at 81 81 for
No. q
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GRocRRIRs-Rice-N Nominal. Coffee
Steady. Sugar-Steady; sales 20 hhds
and $50 boxes fair to good refined at
1l1Sa12Ac. Molasses-Quiet; Porto
Rico 7ca7O1<c.
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ashuIesaIr aluttuus
Wholesale NotionsI
1857. SPRING TRADE. 1867.

EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS will
Il be offered this season by
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-09

SIcK on NERVOUS HEADAouE.-Dr. 3. Rogers Liver
Pills are o certain cure. Depot 206 Dock street,
Philadelphia. Sold by Dr. e. K. Foreman, Elkt9n,
and &. !, Jarnay, Por. Deposit