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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-05-25

May PARry.-The Elkton High School
purpose holding May party on the 2sth,
Tuesday next, in the Hon. Hiram McCul
lough's grove. The coronation ceremonies
will commence at ! o'clock. Those who
wish to witness the browning of her Royal
Highness will have to be on the ground at
the appointed hour, as no delay can be
granted in a matter so important.
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SODA FouNTAIN.-Dr. Foreman has Just
placed in his new Drug Store, opposite the
Union Hotel, an Arctic Soda Apparatus, cost
ing three hundred dollars. fitted up in the
most superb style, with all the modern fix,
turpS
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Sent TO NEW FIELD.-Dr. L.. R. Kirk,
who has been on Assistant Surgeon in the
army for several years, and stationed at
Alexandria. Va, has been transferred to
Fayetteville, North Carolina.
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THE FELTON, HOTEL,

HAVING purchased this new cornmodious and first
n elias. Hotel at Llkton, Md, the subscriber will
III il NJ in the most convenient and comfortable
manner for th" accommodation of the public.
The Table viii be supplied with the best the mar
lfet will afford, and The Bar with the choicest Of
LIQUORS The chambers are all airy, clean and sweet
The House being near the Railroad Depot it is a
desirable location for travellers well as permanen,
boarders
The Stables Will he kept in tho hest order, and
animals have the most careful attention By cXpcT-
,enced Rrnoms.
The publ" are invited TO stop at the FELTON, Hotel
And see for themselves,
JAMES F. BRENNAN,
Feb Q lSG1--2m Proprietor.
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FrRNIruRE.-Mr. Henry H. Maknson ad,
vertises q new Furniture Store at Port De.
post, at Baltimore and Philadelphia prices.
The people of Cecil should patronlze him.
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THE HOWARD HOUSE.

THIS FIRST CLASS HOUSE has been refted and
/ improved in manner that will add much to the
comfort and convenience of guests.
In undertaking the management Of the Howard
House, the Proprietor will spare pains to supply
the Table with the best yiands the market with
afford, and the Bar with the choicest liquors. The
Chambers are neatly fitted up airy and comfortable
The Stable accommodations are unsurpassed.
He extends m invitation to his old customers and
the public 10 stop with him, and he will spare no
pains to please them:
WILLIAM FALLS, Pro"ricor
Nov 81 lse0-ly EIl.ton, Md
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Corrected Friday, May, "a, 1867.
EIKTON MApgCp
MARRIED.,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. May 2lst, by
Rev. }. II. Johns, G. c. GALLAGHER and
PnEnE A. HuMEs, both of Chester Co.,
Pa.
BROkAW-SENTMAN.-May 29rd, by
the same, e. l.. BRoKAw and CASSIE X.
SEMINAR, both Of this county.
DRUMMOND-WOOLSEY. At the home
OF the brides parents, near North Fast,
on the Dist inst, by Rev. John O'Neill,
DAVIDSON DEuAMOND to ELIZA JANE, only
daughter of Benjamin Woolsey, all Of this
county. Bucks co. papers please copy. !
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Our YOUNG Folks for June is at hand
1t is filled with choice reading for the young,
and is magazine much sought after by the
little folks, Ticknor 4 Fields. Publishers
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-05-25

= SWELL LlMr.-J. N. Black, Charlestown,
this county, advertises q superior article OF
she'll lime. 1t is the purest article of lime
manufactured, containing but about FIVE per
cent, OF foreign matter
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PETERsoN's LADY's MAGAZINE for June
hos engravings on steel and wood, double
colored fashion. plates, and the usual guam,
tity and variety Of reading matter. This
number concludes the City. first volume.
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affairs.

WM McCuLLouoH has been appointed
Post Master at Conowingo, this county, vice
Isaac II. Frank, resigned.
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Geo. II. ROweu & Co.
ADVERTISING AGENTS,
40 PARK BOW, NEW YORK.
Formerly at Boston, Mass)
Public Local Laws.

AN ACT to repeal sections a. 49, 81, o. % of Article
eight, OF the Code of Public Local Laws for Cecil
county, relating to fences,
SECTION l. Be IL enacted by The GGntYai ASstnblu of
Maryland, That seciions o. 92 90, a. g5 of the Code
of Public Local Laws for Cecil county relating to
fences, be and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. g And be IL enacted, That this Act shall taka
effect from the date OF its passage,
We certify that the aoregoing is true copy of an
at its January Session, 1867.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
VIM. r. COLE
Chief Clerk House Q. Dell gates.
Nay ls, fs6T-2w
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FOR NON-EETENciON OR INCONTINENCE Of
Urine. irrtaliu Inflammation, liberation of the ial.
der or Kidneys diseases Of the PROSTATE glands stone in
ne bladder calculus gravel or brick dust deposits,
all Diseases OF the bladder, kidneys aud drop-icu swell
ing.
Vsf liELMBoLD'S FUN EXTRACT Brruu,
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WANTED-AGENTS-$75 to $500 per month"; ey-
erywhere, male and female, to introduce the
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch,
hem, fell tuck, quilt bind, braid and embroider in a
most superior manner Price only SIS. Fully war
ranted for five years We will pay 81 900 for any ma
chine that will sew stronger more beautiful or
more elastic seam than ours. II makes the" Elastic
Lock stitch" Every second stitch can be cut and
still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing
it, We pay agents from S7j to 500 per month and x
penses, or n commission from which twice that
amount can he made. Address, SECOMB Il CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio
CAUTloN-Do not be imposed upon by other par
ties palming OIL worthless cast-iron machines under
the same name or otherwise Ours is the only genl-
inc and really practical cheap machine manufactured
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNS AFE
REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous di,c;ses.-
Use llELMDolps ExgRAcr BucuU AND IMPROVED ROSE
WASH.
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Agents Wanted tor Gen. L. c. Bakers
HISTORY of the SECRET SERVICE.

This work embraces an AUTHENTIC and OFF,
CIAL account of the hitherto suppressed fact, and
information Obtained by General BAKER, during his
five Years service Chief of the National Detective
Police. Now that the war is over, the NATION de-
mands this inner History, and q historian, lie,
Author suDserves no partisan purpose nut writes
the plain unvarns truth Spafing nritiirr HIGH nnv
low, LOYAL. nor REBEL, STATESMAN nor COY
FlCT CIVILIAN nor GOV ERNMENT OFFICIAL:
iudiclously iu-fyng his statements with vouchers
from tho highest authority. imparlng thereby a
genuine historic value To his startling disclosures
Active, energetic Agents clearing S2D0 prrmonth
which we can prove to any doubting applicant. AT
dress, l.. GARRETT 4 co. 7u2 Chcs tntlt.>t. PhiIa
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ENFEEBLAD AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
OF both sexes. use lELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuCHu 1t will
give brisk and energetic feelings and enable you To
sleep we'll
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DIED,

tORD.-On Saturday, 18th inst, REUBEN
EMORY, youngest son of Lambert G. end
Harriet Ford, aged 4years and months
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THE following letter was sent to the State S
Attorney of this county, Reuben Haines,
Esq, who handed it to us for publication.
Messrs. Coale & Bailey are highly respecta-
BILE citizens Of Havre de Grace, who were
employed in the fishing business, on Wat
sons Island, in the Susquehanna, when the
melancholy occurrence took place. There
does not seem to be any criminaliry attached
to the man John Shriver, who caused the
death of Vice by pushing him down. The
case appears to be one of those unfortunate
accidents resulting latally
WATsoN's ISLAND, May 80, g..
To the States attorney Of Cecil County:
A slight difficulty occurred on last Satur.
day evening between two men employed by
us, by which one was injured, and who
died yesterday about | o'clock Pm. 1t hap.
pened thus: They had some words, when
one, lJohn Shriver,) pushed Charles Vice
down, which broke one Of the blood vessels
in his head, thereby causing his death. As
far as we can learn, there was no i'll feeling
between them previously. Shriver has fled
through fear, we presume. We. endeavored
to get coroner but could not do so. We
shall have TO inter him. For veracity, &c
we refer to +. A. Ellis, Esq, of your place.
CoALE & BAILEY
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The New BoARp.-The new Board Of
Town Commissioners met on Thursday
night last and permanently organized by
electing David Scott, President; r. &.
Reese, Secretary; c. W. Maxwell, Treas.
urer; and Thos McCreary, Bailif. Under
this Jack Hayse Of Elkton, the Town Or.
dinance will be rigidly enforced, and the
owners of hogs, dogs and geese had better
in future take care Of their chattels and
when groups of noisy boys see old Tom APP
preaching with Mat stick about dusk, it will
be advisable for them to absquatulate.
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Gotels, &Oiues s. liquors.
TEMPERANCE HOTEL.

MRS CAROLINE JOHNSON having taken the
w Union Hotel, Eiton, formerly occupied by J.
b. Wells) will keep Temperance House for the
accommodation OF the Travelling public and perinl
nent Boardcrs Strangers and others visiting Elk
ton invited to stop at the new Temperance
House. whore they will find the Table supplied with
the best the market will afford and the Stables
attended by ohliging and careful hostiers.
The Chambers will he kept airy, clean and pleas
ant, supplied with good beds bedding aud all othcl
necessary fixtures. In word, every comfort and
convenience will be supplied to guests.
HT-Iry the new Temperance House when you
visit Elkton. April o. lS61-ly
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TRIED SEEDED CHERRIES sol

Lat Gjc. per OF. in City markets. WeartrS paff,t
Cherry !St0nsr will stone three bushels per hour amt
separates the seed from the fruit Sent by Express
on receipt of $3.50.
Agents wanted everywhere to make SO to $50
day. The trade supplied by
IARBSfER BROS. 4 co,
Reading Hardware Works, Reading Pr.
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A G e Mt WANTED, to sell the
to the public. 1t cleans windows rs fast as yon eau
wipe them with cloth without slop, soap or water.
II leaves the glass clear a. crystal, and free llnn
streaks or lint. 1t also cleans and poliShes Gold
Silver Copper, Brass and Tin ware, better, and with
less labor, than anything ever known. Agents are
soon as they see it used. Send 2jc for sample and
terms, or call on the AMERICAN POLISH COM
PANY, 4l2 Chestnut-st., Phn.
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'WANTED TO MAKE AN ARRANGEMENT
Vwith a live man in every county. who wishes
to make money, and can give good references. No
capital required VIII sell a business now paving
slJo" per month, and rely on profits for my pay
Address, e. TILTOS
PittsburglI Pa
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GEO. p. ROWELL & co.
ADVERTISING AGENTS.
40 Park Row, New York.
TiMEs BuITDING)

We have facilities for the transaction of the businnss
OF GENERAL ADVERTISING AoEycY, which are not
surpassed, and We think not equaled by any similar
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oar special lists Of ZONE HUNDRED NEWSPAPERS"
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OF advertising extensively Send 10 cents for co,v
OF the ADVERTISERS GAZETTE, giving lists and full
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The large amount Of patronage controlled ny no
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Tine ADVERTISERS GAZETTE" published by us, con-
tains much information of value to advertisers
Price 81 per annl,ln in Advance
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M. G.. McCI USk Ely,

Manufacturer of all kinds of
Toilet and Pearl Powders and Lily White,
No. COG South D>iatcare Arelue PhRaielDbjq.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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Amongst the proceedings of the Conven.
ton, now sitting at Annapolis, the following
order was offered by Mr.. Hayden, which was
adopted
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MARRIED

Al Millvile Mills Jefferson County, on Tuesday
morning week. BY Rev. T. B Shepherd, Mr.. SAM
UEL J, STRAIN 10 Miss LUCY COARAD-au OF
this county.
On the 26th ut, at "Bentvar," Loudoun Coun-
", by Rev. T. e. Dudley, DR.. J. HENRY COCH-
RAN, 70 CHARLOTTE, daughter Of DR.. VIM. G..
Carr-all Of Loudoun.
On the 2ith ult, by Elder T. " Newman, Mr.
GEORGE II. GREEN, to Miss ROSA V. ALIEN
ANDER-al Of LOudoun.
On the Gath uit by Rev. Z. Kreglo, Mr. Ian
Don O. MERCHANT to Miss MARY L. STONE,
all OF Loudoun.
On the same day, By the same Mr.. IRA FOL
LIN to Miss MARGARET A. UNDERWOOD-all
Of LoudOUn.
AZ the VI. T., Parsonage, in Martinsburg, by the
Rev. II. e. Mcdaniel, on the s5th ult. Mr.. ADD
son OSBCRN and Miss CAROLINE MCDON-
OUCH, both of Berkeley County.
On the lst instant, by Rev. r. r. s. Hough, RO-
BERT j. SMITH and Miss ANNA r. BROWN
all of Winchester
On the same day. by the same, JOHN HARMAR
and Miss ANNIE .HlLLIARD-all Winchester.
On the same day, By Rev. VIM. s. Baird, JOHN
". CHAPMAN and Miss MARY Y. BROWN
both OF Winchester,
on the 18th ult. BY Rev J. D. Shirey, GERYIS
I. MAYERS, Of Frederick County, and Miss AL
GUSTA T.. daughter Of B. +. Mailman, OF Angus
"a County.
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Enuer Hotel

Entler Hotel.
The editor Of the Gettysburg, PA Compiler,
who visited Shepherdstown few weeks ago,
speaks Of the " Entler Hotel, in the following
wel-merited terms;-
"Whilst At the Potomac, last week, we took
occasion 20 pay Shepheristown a 'hying visit.
The town, though still exhibiting decided marks
Of the war, seems to have resumed Its w0nted
life and enterprise. Chief among its isstltu-
tons" stands the Entler House, than which we
never found a better country hotel The
dinner our party had was everything that could
have been desired, embracing the whole range
of dishes peculiar to the season, and all excel
Ieptly cooked. Besides, land this is no small
cousiderati0n,) the proprietor was attentive and
clever. as were all his assistants. We would
advise our friends travelling that way to stop at
the Eut'er House, assured that they will he
pleased with their stay under its friendly roof
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.The Poor Ye Have Always with You

aThe Poor We Have Always with You
Astle time has come for the laying up OK
Winter stores Of wood, coal, clothing, &C. let
ps not be unminaful. while providing for our
own comfort, Of those who because Of their
,,,ve-tv are unable % supply the daily needs
~ themselves and heirdependent families and
n, whom, the prospect Of the seventies Of the
,-,-,,,binr season is a gloomy one indeed
There are many deserving poor in our midst
,,,v who are incapaeitated by age or iufrmi-
~ from performing the labor which is necessa-
~ 10 their support. and who are strangers to
the c5nmoacst comforts Of life It is to these
chat we wish 90 call the attention Of our citi-
zsas. Bya little thoughtfulness on their part
not amounting % a sacrifice, such as having a
few cord sticks thrown occasionally before the
5,-rof humble dwelling from the numer-
GUS loads which are rep.saishins their wood
vsrls. or a bushel or So from their Goa. heaps
SEN, with a warm blanket or few yards OF
t-~,spra % ths,uGtr.ng how many blessings
,-,r thew draw down upon their own heads
from the recipients Of their bounty,
Lss. Winter young lady Of this vicinity.
rr simply establishing society among a few
.ts- own associates. each o whom c1atr.0u-
--f hep weekly mite "a sum sd small that
st.vls never u.ssel-m5ia-a.aei ,u comfort @
a --.1.. old woman. Am1re extended ass1ct-
- .. .... r.4,ssr.- NJ r-rr can
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DIED,

IN this place. on the 9Th inst, Miss ECPuEMIA
CRAWFORD BRECKENRIDGE, aged c. years,
after q Pr0taCted iiiness-daughter OF Thomas
Breckiuridge, and Ellie his wi'e born Crawford,
and rehct OF the late Ephraiu Worthiugtou.)
To- Baltimore, on the morning of the 81 instant.
ELIZA CELESTINE HJGER, wife Of General
Benjamin tiugcr.
A. Lexington. No. on The 18th ult, fparGlys
SARAH STEWART, cousort Of Adam Stewart,
decd, i'm the 10th year OF her age.
Tb- deceased was q native of Berkeley County,
and q resident Of Msrtiusburg for many years
She WAS su exemplary wife, an at"ctouate com
pauiou-a kind mother, good neighbour, and Dc
voted christian.
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sad Affection.

We are grieved to hear Of the death by yellow
fever. at New Orleans, Of WILLIE YoREE Ar
LEE. son Of our friend Samuel Yorke Alice,
Of Washington I, is but little over a
year since Fannie, the only daughter Of Mr..
Alice, a gifted and accomplished young wife
and mother, fell a victim to cholera in Texas.
Thus Do fond hopes perish and bright hopes
fade,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

Cable news from Italy shows that the revo-
.auuuarv movement Against the Papal Govern
u-ut is PROGRESSING. Italian volunteers are
entering the Papa, territory on all sides, and
another conflict Of arms Is reported u have
taken place between them and the Papal troops
ou Sunday last. the latter being again defeated
Prussia IS said o. have received favorably the
lppea. 70 the Italian Government 20 tie ma
tons ot Europe. against the restrictions i'm
posed by the treaty If September. aud it is not
impra6lbl tia. he Roman question may give
rise % extended complications.
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Pew Rents.
Notice.
WANTED
10 YlacIlsss,it.,s

.ONE or two good journeyman CARPENTERS
\ to work in our factory
Sept. 26. 1867. KEARSLEY & SEEERER.
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Public Sale.

ry,IIE undersigned will sell NJ Public Sale. on tho
farm 81 Mr.. John Humphreys. four miles from
Charlestown, and one mile from Kabetown, on
MONDAY 2lSt day Of OCTOBER, 1867,
the following Property:
Three Head orwork HORSES, One Colt
Six Mich Cows Five Hcifers,
Six Steers. One Yoke Of Oxen,
Eighteen Head Of Patching Hogs,
Thirteen IIcad u Shoat,
Three Brood S0ws with Pig,
One SixIlorse Wagon,
Ohc Four-Horse Wagon,
One Two-Horse Wagon, One Cart
One One-Ilorse Carriage,
Ore Buggy and Harness,
One Set Double Harness,
One Two-HDrFp Sleigh,
One wheat Drill. One Corn Coverer,
Two Barshcar Plows,
Four Double Shovel Plovs.
Three Single Shovel Plows,
Three Grain Cradles. Moving Scythesj
One pair Grain Ladders.
-Four Wagon Gears and Brides
One Riding Saddle One Side Saddle,
One Fifth Chain and Spreader.
One lot Of Carpenters' Tools,
One large lot Of Cooper Tool,
Two Grind Stones, One Sausage Gutter,
Together with my entire
HOUSEHOLD h KITCHEN FURNITURE
Consisting Of Beds,eads Stoves Chair, Bureau,
Wardrobe, &c. Also
TWENTY STAND OF HONEY BEES.
TERMS or SALE:
A credit of u months will b. given on al sums
Of SO and upwards-the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, With interest from date
sums under that amount he cash viii b. required
Noproperty - be removed until tcrns arc complied
With. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN.
THos. +. WOODWARD, Auctoneer.
September 20, l-57-it
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WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 80, 1857.
on the premises, that very valuable farm stu
ated on Hays Creek, two miles below Browns
bury containing about
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TRIAL OF JEFFERsoN DAvIs.-It is stated
tina, the officers If the T. 5. Circuit Court AT
Richmond are preparing for tho trial Of Cen
Davis at the November term. Counsel on
both sides are ready, and Underwood is on the
ground preparing the Jury which he informed
the Congressional Committee lie could mack
.=- - --e 800
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

RADICAL DuEGATES BURNT is EFrI5Y.-
We learn by private adyices from CHarlnt.es-
vile. that Judge Alexander c. E.ves of the
Court .f Appeals of Virginia. and William II.
TAYLOR. negro. have been Nominated as dele
gates Oh the Constitutional Convention from
AI-.m-'o Our informant states ria; an iu-
5'-uart people took occasion 20 manifest their
5ssnrrlaatun of this unnatural alliance by
burning the judge and his sable colleague 10
q lf-v Richmond EHqgirsr
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Special Notices.
TO CONSUMPTEVEs.

The REv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free
of Charccl u all who desire it, the prescription
with the directions for making and using the sim
pie remedy hy which h. was cured of lung atfec-
ton aud that dread disease Consumption. HIS on
ly object IS % benefit the afflicted and he hopes
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
No. los South Second Street, Williamsburg,
New York.
May 9, ls57-ly.
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smoking Tobacco.

Mr. JOIN KooNcE. Of Harpor's Ferry, pre-
scented us with boxof Smoking Tobacco-the
Planters Pride which is said to be q
fine article. It Is certainly put up in hand
some style. Mr.. K. is supplied with this
and other superior Tobaccos. We thank him
for his remembrance Of US.
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NEW GOODS.

T HAVE Just received and opened full supply
Of goods suitable TO the season, which again
offer very low for Cash. IN trade for oil kiHds Of
produce. invite the attention Of all who want
goods to examine nv stock Of Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, and Fancy Goods. pledging myself as hereto
fore. 70 sell as low as thew can BE- purchased in this
market. JOHN L. HOOP.
October 3, 1867.
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Fancy Goods.

7 MEN Collars and Cuffs for Ladies and Gents,
l fancy and plain Neck-Ties Ribbons. Colored
and Black Velvet, Bugle Buttons and Trimmings,
Braids. silk and Linen Floss. Hankerchiefs plain
and hemstitchtd. Just received and for sale by
October g. 1857. d. HOWELL.
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Errors Of YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the oi-
fleets of youthful iudsCrctiun, viii, for the sake Of
suffering humanity, send free TO an who need IT,.
ta- recipe and directions for making the simple re-
medr by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
90 profit by tn advertisers experience, can do SO
by addressing, m perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN, AZ Cedar St, New York.
Nay Q, lse7-ly.
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DonlcstiCs.

DLEACHED aud Brown Cottons, Bagging. Tick
} ing, Stripes, Plaid Cotton, Striped Linsey.
Flsunels heavy and fine Canton Flannel, beached
and brown. Just received and for sale BY
Oct. 8. 1867. d. HOWELL.
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TUST RECEIVED. large stock Of Cassimeres
% fancy and plain black; Cloths for Coats or
Cloaks. GRAY Lindseys, Tweeds. Sattinetts, &C, 10
which l invite the attention OF the gentlemen.
October 3, 1867. D. HOWELL
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 70, 1867,
Tract of Land,

At 10 o'clock. A. NJ, before the Store Of Albert
Jones, at Rippon, in jefferson County,
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sacramentaI Meeting.

a Sacramento. meeting IS now in progress
30 the Presbyterian Church at 1I5dieway, and
will continue through tie we5s-tv5 services