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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-25
To Bridge Builders u Contractors

Proposals will be received by the County Commits
soners of Cecil county, to be directed to them at
their Office in Elkton up the An oY Of august, ncri,
ut o'clock NJ, for Building Bridge over the Lit
tie Elk Creek on the road leading from Brick Meet.
Good stone will be furnished free of cost within two
or three hundred yards Of the contemplatedsite Of
said Bridge.
p L a N:
The Bridge to be "The Canal Plan" Span As feet
Abutments feet inches high above ordinary water
level and deep enough for solid foundation 10 feet
ends inch to the foot
Wing Walls on the west side 20 feet long, includ.
of Wing Walls; Wing Walls on the cast side to be
TO feet long, including thickness of abutment and
20 feet wide at ends same batter on all the Wing
thick at the top. The Wing Walls to be the same
depth AS the abuments when joining the same, and
built to the hslh Of the floor of the bridge at the
whole length of the Wing Walls. The same to be
secure from frost ut their foundations.
The Guard Walls to be built on the Wing Walls, 2
feet high and 20 inches thick, and the same length
| as Wing Was to he covered with fiat stone well
secured, or with narrow boards pitching outwards
securely fastened to blocks built in Guard Walls.
The Ahutlnents and 3 feet of Wing Walls next to
them to he laid in good cement from ther foundn-
ton to 3 feet above water level; and all the Masonry
in good wood-burncd lime mortar made with sharp
sand, and all Masonry to be built for point.
The Wood Work to be Ii feet wide from out to
out and II feet inches high from floor to square
to be on Covered Canal Plan, with Queen Posts and
| Braces The String Pieces to be jx9 inches, am,
double, and long enough to bear abutments at
least ~ inches; the Queen Posts to be 10 II inches
| Tie x II inches End tsxl2 inches, Top Plate
| Xxi inches, Lateral Braces inches square.
| Misunderstanding to be good Pine, and secured ia
Studding not more than feet apart. Girders l.
inches, supported by good round Iron Bolts not less
| than 13S thick, with proper sized Heads, Washers
and l,lIrrs attached to the Braces. Posts and Ties
The Flooring to be of narrow White Oak, inches
thick clear ofsap. The Joists to he x inches and
IL Inches from center to center. The Roof to be OF
Pine Cypress Shingles, and to project feet
the face Of the abutmcnt The stills, Posts and Grid
ers to be White Oak. The Abutmcnts to be filed in
from the floor to the road on both ends of bridge, &c
be graded ut grade of foot in L. Plate and Tic.
| to lie braced with brace TX inches.
| The Masonry to be completed or before tho
| 10th of September next; and the Wood Work OF
before the 18th day of October next: and all the
| work will he required to be done in substantial an,
workmanlikc manner and to be under the direction
| and control of the Count Commissioners of Ceci
| county.
For further particulars, inquire of the Clerk t.
| Commissioners. by order,
| WM. 7, MILLER,
| June q, 186S-6w Clerk Commissioners
BOWERS COMPLETE MANURE
II and other Fertilizers
For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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WIN. WARD HENDERSON
VI.
ZAClfARIAH PORTER, AND OTHERS

''''"'' I VI !N4NI7
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chaneery
ORDERED. This twenty-thrd day of June 1SGs that
the sales made and reported by James T. McCul-
Tough, Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate OF
Itcharl"h Porter, he ratified and confirmed unless
'ise to the contrary thereof be shown or before
the twenty-ninth day of August, next; provided, II
copy OF this Order be inserted in some newspaper
printed IN Cecil county, once week for one month
before the twenty-ninth day Of July, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be
S4,377O0. DAVID SCOT,r Clerk +,
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
June -, lSGS-lm Clerk
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free OF
CHARGE to all who desire it, tho prescription with the
directions for making and using the simple remedy by
which ho cured Of lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object is TO benefit thu
scrpton, it will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. LIS South Second Street,
sept II. 1sG1-mayl7 Wiliamsburgh, New-York.
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STAR AGRICULTURAL WORKS


1MyE dLnINi CO1TON GIN MINUE.fC-
TURING co, Albany, N Y, Manufacturers of
GENERAL AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY comprising the
Celebrate" Star" Ihrcshing Machines; Star" Rail
way Cor Endless Chain) and Lever Horse Powers
star Cotton Gins and Condenscrs Circular Cross.
cut S;tw'nis; Vegetable Cutters; Horse Hay Forks
Corn and Feed Mill; Power Corn shelters; Dog
Powers &c., &c. 9
We wish t" call the particular attention of Farmers
to our cclehr,ted "SrAR TIL RESIIE Err aud LEAN
Elk, which, as lately improvcdwe claim il far SUPERIOR
to any Other machine now in market 1t is compact
ana easily portable, simple in it, construction and
therefore easy to operate by the most inc NpericucrI
ana WIN 1t" Its work with marvellous rapidly an, per.
lection, and with comparatively the c.l, demand on
the strength Of the animals driving it,
"ein'ye made recent improv nts in this machine
by winch we are enabled to NorotghV clean he .,i,
under almost any combination of difficulties and we
are now using an entirely new aud effective de y for
renewing the feeder Of dust thus making the opera.
non "i thrcslins comfortable and safe as with the
ordinary machines 1t is annoying and frequently
destructive at health. '
These Machines made Of suitable sizes for uur
star Railway Horse Power and for our star
Lever Powers for ] and horses.
c r"r sue ny our gent" and dealers generally. For
i.il particulars, send for our Illustrated De ,criptiye
Circular and Prize List sponcns will ,.Iense
adirrS' Ihn ifhHny CUtton On, MunmJnctuy-
iHY fD J.. O. Drawer 1862. Albany
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DEn- Letters containing the current news
from all parts of the county are solicited
The Wig will be sent free to any person
agreeing to furnish such items Of interest as
may transpire in their neighborhood.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-25
DEBILITY.

Every at times feels the necessity of some
thing to tone up The system depressed 10y mental or
bodily exhaustion. At such times let every one,
instead of taking alcoholic medicinal stimulants.
which afford only temporary relief reinvisorate
his iebated system by the natural tonic elements
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce uxurant growth
of hair upon bald head beardeAs face also recipe
for the removal Of Pimplos B-thes, Eruptios. etc.
the skim leaving the soft clear and beautiful
be obtained without charge by addressing
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
sept II, 186I-may II S23 broadway, New-York.
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TO Bridge Builders d Contractors

Proposals will be received by the County Commits
-i"ners of Cecil county, to be directed to them at
heir Office in Elkton up till o'clock PM, An Of
A"ynsL merit, for building Bridge over Mill Creek,
on the road leading past Whitaker's Furnace to
prrryville; said proposals to include the Masonry,
Wood Work and Grading entire.
p L a M:
To be the "Open Canal Plan" Span sc feet
Abutmcnt- to be 10 feet long aud feet thick base,
and II feet long at top and feet thick, battered
fice and ends, and feet below the level of the bed
of creek to secure solid foundation, and feet high
above ordinary water level.
The Wing Walls the west side to be 10 feet
long and rs deepas foundation of abutncnt at the
end next to the same, and Ii feet wide ends;
the Wing Walls On the east end to connect with the
ahntments to the same depth and the southeast
Wing Wall to be Il feet long and the northeast Wins.
ma to ne t - feet long and NJ, IL feet M'de at hs emit
base and 20 inches thick at top, battered outside
tncc same as abument.
The Guard Walls to he hut on the Wing Walls.
the same length and Is inches thick and feet high
covered with White Pine Boards, Plowed and
iroovcd, Painted and Sanled, and secured 10y Fats
Jennings built in the walls
All the Walls to be built with good, arge.silcd
stone, laid IN cement or wuod-burncd lime mortar
made with sharp sand
The Road Way to be filled in to grade of foot
n l., to make an easy passage over the bridge
The Span t" l." 80 feet and ID lrctd inches vide from
out to out. The Wood Work To he built of good
White Oak, Open Canal Plan. The Stills to he ! y II
inches; King Posts 10 inches the Braces 7x9
inches; the F flooring inches thick, and not u
inches wide clear Of sap; the Joists x9 inches and
not more than Is inches apart and the Bridge To
have good Side Ratings and Wheel or Hub Guard
attached to Posts and Braces.
The Masonry to he completed or before the
10th day of September, and the entire work Oh or
before the 18th day Of October 1865.
Proposals solicited for an Iron Structure for 81
feet span, with sufficient bearings the abutmcns,
not less than Is inches, including Masonry, Grading
&c, according to specifications above.
For further particulars, inquire of the Clerk Of the
Commissioners. The whole work to lie under the
direction and control of the County Commissioners
Of Cecil connty;-with good material and i'll II sub
stantial manner, subject to any alteration the said
Commissioners may see proper to make during the
progress of the work, due allowances to he made
therefor. by order. WIN. r. MILLER,
Clerk Commissioners Cecil county.
June q lSfS-jw
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Scrofula Cured after Seven Years Suffering.
J. W. HORNoR, Esq, prominent lawyer of Parkers
,rrr w No had

81 RUNNING ULCERS
when / commenced takingl DR. ASDERs' IODINE
WATER Nv Breast, Thr0ot and Face continue
sore. am now well man. aud l am satisfied
the Iodine Water saved my life"
Circulars in regard to this remedy will he sent free
J. p. DINSMORE, Proprietor, 80 Dey Street, New
York For sale by Druggist, generally.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-25

LEGAL BLANKs.-A full supply of Slagis-
trates Blanks, Attachment and Trustees Bonds
always kept on hand at The Uhig Office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-25

Observation-Disclosures Executors, and others
having business in tho Orphans Court which requires
advertising. will please be particular when they want
such notices appear in The Wing to leave orders to
that effect
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-07-25
TO WIVES AND MOTHERS.

A WOMAN OF NATURE AGE having brou.ht
up large family and knowing the care anxirty
ant cXrense attending the same has lately come
INTO the possession of Il safe and simple remedy
whereby wives and mothers may prevent The in,
crease "i family to suit their convenience. 1t salso
a promoter ot health. All communications contlpn.
tlal' and the remedy sent 10y mail Price s2ul Adj
dress Mrs. II. REEl.rb Box ~, Brooklyn, n Y.
THIS is NO HUMBuC.-Iy sending 20
cents ANA stamp. with age height, color of ewes
and hair. you will receive, by return mail a CORRECT
picture "i your MUIR" h'lsl@n'l or wife with name
and date of marriage. Address w. FON p o.
Drawer No y, Fnltonviilc, New York
AGENTS WANTED. Something new Every fam.
n lily wants it. GNvANIc SILVER PLATING Firm Re.
ceiVed lSt premium at Paris Exposition. Send GO is
Tor sample" II ,ERs Co. 8! North 9Th st. phila r.,
PrOOJ OJ oar statement that are Lur, ,i,uJ.
A CO MT PT .ETE,
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PRESS AND CHASES
FOR SALE.

A WASHINGTON HAND PRESS, platen "a So
inches pair of Newspaper Chases, size of press
with roller mould, stocks and Bride all complete
The Press il in good order, and Chases good
new. The press and chases are constructed for
seven column paper, and were used for printing
The Wig until substituted by power press.
Tie whole will be sold for son cash which is q
great bargain. Address WING OFFICE.
July -, lsGS-3w ELkToS, Nd
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Mill, Mulay, Gang & Cross Cut

Every Saw that leaves our Factory is Oil Tempered
of uniform temper by our patent tempering process
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New advertisements.

fs7S TO 5000 PER MONTH SILIRY
~ - paid to Agents, male female To introduce
our PATENT EVERLASTING WHITE
WIRE CLOTHES LINES. Address AMrNi,,X WIRE
Co, 10 william ST., N.Y,or Ii Dearborn 49, Chicago H.
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NOTICE..

June C. lS'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-14
GREAT BARGAINS.

Fifty Overcoats at fifty per cent below cost! Just
to think that BUXBAUM & LANG are selling superb
Overcoats at fifty per cent below cost. And as this
is cold weather. why Of course, every one will get a
supply.
Moreover. they have twenty five pair of blankets,
4 No l, which they offer at cost, from five to ten
dollars. Remarkably cheap They the largest
size and best quality Good for the cold weather
Again, they have of the largest stocks fReady-
made clothing, which they offer to close out at less
prices than the can be purchased elsewhere.
This is for thirty days only, remember. -.s.-...,-
Now, don't forget their Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, &c., &C. The only place to sc, good and cheap
Bargains is at Buxbaum Langs. Go and examine
their stock and try them. - .... l- $50.
Jan. 20, 1868. BUXBAUM & LANG.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-14
Forgive and Forget.

Obi forgive and forget for this life is too 4eeting
To waste it in brooding Yer wrongs we have met,
1t is better far better t. smother our anger,
To teach the proud heart to forgive and forget
In the path We must tread leading down the valley
Are crosses and trials to lift and to bear,
And the chice Of life from which we are drinking,
OFT bears to our lips dcops of sorrow and care.
But life is too short. be it sunshine or shadow,
I hat we cannot afford to brood over wrong,
Let Us LIT upour uldens and bear them on bravely
Wen lay them down shortly, it cannot be long
Then forgive and fcrget-if the friends you love
fondly
Prove themselves to be false and unworthy Of
trust,
Deal with them kindly, for hey are but n1ortals
Erring like us-tor We too are but dust.
Deal with them tenderly, pity their weakness
We know every heart hath its evil and good
We all have one Father in Heaven, hence are
b.others,
Then let us forgive and forget as should
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-14
"A Story from Paris.

A Paris letter tells the following story Of a
Twelfth Night fete in that city:
A wealthy family in the arstocratic boulevard
1Malesherbes were amusing themselves in seeking
the Kings portion, or the ring in the festival
cake, when lady in the company says to the
hostess
Il wish my portion to he givea to the poorest
little boy we Can find in the streets
The servant was dispatched on this freezing
night and not far from the house he found
ragged urchn, trembling with cold and hunger.
He brought him up. was ordered into the Saloon,
where Thousand Lights gIittcred. and spark
ling fire gEGdencd and surprised him. lie drew
his portion which the benevolent lady had prom
ised and as luck would have it, the little fellow
found the ring deans they use in Paris in
stead II and of course he was King" They all
shouted out that, being King he must choose
Queen. lie was asked SO to do, and boxing
round the company he chose the very lady who
had prop scd to code her portion OF cake. lie
was asked why he chose her. lie sad:
Il don't know. she looks the most like mother. "
"Mother. whose nrother!"
"My mother. never knew her. but was stO-
len away from her, and there is her por;rait!'
With this he drew from out his ragged coat
a likeness, which proved to be th.t Of the very
lady herself. who III Italy, I'D her child stolen
from her, and now he turns up i poor little la =
ged Savoyard, dragging along n,iser. bic exis-
tence in Paris, while his mother, by an intuition,
perhaps, iclt that in the air near to where she
was one So dear to her
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-14
LUMBER WANTED

The Mecklenburg Mechanical Association having
purchased the property known as the Rudasill Ma
chine Works in this City, will constantly require
large quantities of Lumber, for which the market
price will be paid, in cash, delivery list OF
the various kinds wanted Will be found below viz:
lst-Yellow Poplar and Birch, IA and Is inches wide
in. thick. and O. II, II and Is it, long
2d-Same Lumber same width length | in. thick.
I'D do do same length, and inches wide.
Il inch thick
4th-Walnut Lumber same length IL inch thict
ripped through
5th-Ash Lumber same length, l! inch thick, ripped
through
6th-Pine Lumber /, II, i, Il and nches-clear
Lumber. -r(
The quality of all must be 4 No. /; clear of loose
knots and VIVID shakes, and any not up to the mark
viii be rejected by the inspector.
ROBT. F. DAVIDSON
r President III. NJ. Association
Charlotte, y. c., Feb "a 1868
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-14
Pictures |! Pictures J!

The undersigned Photographic Artist, of Baltimore,
Md calls the attention OF his friends, and the pubic
in general, to his newly opened PHOTOGRAPH and
AMBROTYPE GALLERY, where he is now pre-
pared take A No. Pictures of each and of every
style and finish. Satisfaction guaranteed in every
Picture. Copies taken from the smallest into the
largest portrait Also pictures neatly fitted in Rings,
Breastpins and Loekets: All ask is, '.giye me a
trial - ~ s..s -st <--r r--
\. B.-Parties desiring to learn the trade and art
of taking Pictures can do so by applying to
--. +~ p. HENRY BAUMGARFEN, rH~f
81 s-#- -r-- sas Charlotte, n. c.
Photograph Gallery over James Harty's Store,
Feb "A, 1868. Next door to Court house.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-14
COOPER SHOP

have removed ing Cooper Shop 20 the formerly
occupied by Mr. Creswell as a wagon shop near Mr.
jaiisons Blacksmith shop, on the street leading by
the Court House, whore would be pleased to see al
those who desire work done in my line New work
or repairing done at short notice Give me call and
your work shall pc done satisfactorily.
House keepers who want water conveyed through
their houses by pipes, will apply tothc undersigned.
Oct. a. 1867. GUS SCHNEIDER
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The Southern Express Company,

For the transportation of merchandise, valuable
packages, specie, bank notes. bonds &c, for all parts
OF the South AID Southwest, ia connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
have established their agency 50 BR0ADWA1'-
NEW YORK, where orders to call for goods TO be
forwa rded South viii receive prompt attention. r
Merchandise and yaltIables delivered 10 Handlers
Kinsleys, American and United Sta Express Com
panies, for the Southern Express Company, viii re-
eeve prompt Dispatch ss- saA p E--vr. 81
For particulars rates of freight, &c. &c. apply At
the office of the Southern Express Company. 80
Broadway. or at o nysother Office Of the Company
January |, 1868. H. H. PLANT Prost,
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At Jas. n. Butts Store.

Only 50 cents per gallon for Kerosene Oil
most superb lot OF Grts, very fine for family use,
ground expressly for with the bran and the meal
sltted out Call and try them.
Five Hogsheads of best Bacon.
Lamps and Lanterns. Call and look at the new
styles
Also. lot Of Glover Seed.
An excellent article of Buckwhea Flour.
Don't forget that selling Hats at cost-some
for men low as 40 cents piece
. r-."....ra JAS. BUTT,
March .. 1868. Variety Store
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TAILORING.
"@~ol ~z;7 m

Respectfully informs the citizens of Charlotte and
surrounding country. that he is prepared to manu-
facure gentlemens clothing in the latest style and
at short notice lis best exeriens Will be given
render satisfaction TO those no patronze him Shop
opposite old Charlotte Hotel, next door to Drems
Hardware Store. a.r-..
january / 1863 .....-H-a
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SEWING MACHINES.

There certain points connected with the pur-
chase OF Sewing Machine which every purchaser
should know Always select Il Machine which viii
give perfect and durable stitch. For family use
select one that viii do stitching the finest Linen
Cambria TarltoD the heaviest Jeans or Cassi-
mereS Select that is not comp!iclted-e:sily
managed. One that vail do the nd the greatest
variety Of work is always the best. Above all select
one where the prOprctors and agents guarantee to
keep it in repair and it to do all that any
other Sewing Machine in the world will do, and in
addition make Il perfect button-hoc-do all sorts of
gathering, telling, tuckng hemning and elnbroidcr-
ing edge. This Machine can only be had of
\ SINCLAIR,
Agent for the American and Button hole Sewing Ma
chine Company, Charlotte, \. C.
FfST@ Every Machine warranted.
February 10, 1868. .-...
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NOTICE,

The undersigned has opened new Cash Store
at the well known stand Of the Red House, opposite
the Presbyterian Church, where he hopes to be able
to serve all his old friends and customers Expect
ing to keep constantly on hand
Family Supplies
OF the best quality for SALE and earnestly solicits
from the good citizens of Charlotte liberal share of
their patronage. S. AUSTIN
Jan 20, 1868. Trade Street Charlotte n c
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-14

A certain clerk recently made the following
comment on Pocahontas- Said he sPocahontas
was great man; Pocahontas was noble kind
hearted and true man" Hold on" cried his
companion, 'Pocahontas was woman" She was,
eh ?" said he; well that's just my luck; how am
[ expected 10 know? I never read the Bible.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-14

- he Jacksonville papers. welcome the arrival
in that city OF number of men from " isconsin,
Illinois, and Minnesota who came. there to settle
in the country and go to work. These men are
free from the isns of the Plymouth Rockists.
and will prove valuable acquisitions citizens
to Florida ~ =-..> -a-s -.s..5 9. ..-a
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-14
Encourage Home ENTERPRISE !

NORTH STA TIE WA.SHING N1 CHINE
".~. THE BEST IN USE, '~
Is now being Manufactured extensively. bx tho
MECKLENBURG MECHANICAL ASSOCT. iTIOV
of this City at their Steam Works 1ae Rudisilla y.
eau and examine them and the certificates -
Orders promptly filed and satisfaction guaranteed.
or the money refunded.
P. S.-DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS mannf,e-
tured heretofore, at the above works.
Charlotte, \: c., Feb. "a 1868 ..-t> "ss
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Groceries, Drugs, Notions, &c.

The old and numerous friends of my house know
of course their interest demands them give me III
before purchasing, whilst the public generally can
rest assured that trial AZ my store viii leave them
fully satisfied that can and viii sell at least low
= the lowest.
WHOLESALERS. who do not wish to be under
sold. will DO well to look through my stock.
Nch 81 1867. b. KOOPMANN
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am ready to deliver, at the Lineolnton Depot in
Charlotte, any quantity Of Lime that may be desired
---by the toneor bushel, fresh from the Kiln. +"
q. Mir WM.s HARTY is my Agent in Charlotte, and
orders may be sent to him, and the Lime will be
promptly delivered for cash. .,...-.s 4 -lr
= Fnh ii 1863 II 't@A JASPER STOWE