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Notice 10 Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the suhscrhcr OF
Cecil county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court
OF said county, letters of Administration The per-
sOna estate oi
FRANCIS 2. SMITH.
lat" Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
10 exhibit the snnae, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated,
ON or before the 18th day Of February, 1869;
they lu;ty Otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate All persons indebted to said
estutc requested to make immediate payment ia
the subscriber. Given under my hand, this 18th day
of February 1865. JOHN e. SMITH,
Administrator of Francis F. Smith, deceased.
Trst-RkunEN h. JAMAR, Register
Feb H. lS6s--fw
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Notices, ST.
JOHN G. SMITH

PRISCILLA SMITH. SAMUEL MARSHALL. AND
ASENATH MARSHALL his wife, JOSHUA
II. KIRK AND CLARIsSA s. KIRK,
his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In chancery
February 9th, lSGs.
The object of this suit is to procure a Decree for
the sale of certain Real Estate located III the Eighth
Election District of Cecil county, of which Francis
lifetime seized and Possessed consisting Of Tract
of Land known "The Level" Sc., and containing
about hundred and one acres. more or less,
which was conveyed to the said Francis p. smith,
deceased. by two Deeds of Conference.-The
from certain Jonas Preston, bearing date the
LIST day Of April, AD, 1920. daily executed and re-
corded in Liher j. s., No. II. folio 327 &C. of the
Land Record Books of Cecil county, aforesaid, and
the second from certain Levin Nicholson and wife,
bearing date the 18th OF February. b. lS:,i, uuy
executed and recorded in Lbrr J. s., No. ~, folio
81, &c, another of said Land Record Books, for the
purpose of partition.
The Bill states that the said Francis p. smith,
seized and possessed III his lifetime aforesaid
did, in the month of January A. H.. 1865 depart this
life interstate, leaving Priscilla Smith Ascnath Mar.
shall. wife of Samuel Marshall formerly Asenath
Smith, Carssa S. Kirk, wife of Joshua H. Kirk,
formerly Clarissa 5. Smith, and the complainant,
John I" Smith. his only children and heirs At law.
That the said Real Estate is not susceptible of
partition, and cannot be divided without loss and
injury the parties interested that for tho inter
and advantage of all parties concerned that the
SAID Rea Estate should be sold for the purpose of
division; that the said Samuel Marshall ami Nsenath
Marshall, his wife, formerly Asenath smith, resi-
u'HtS VI lIt VI vi" S'tlb JbSllH
h. Kirk and Carissa s. Kirk, his wife, formerly
tari-sa s. Smith residents Of the State OF Penn
Sylvana ana non-resdehts of the state of Maryland.
1t is tnereupon adiudgcd and ordered that the
complainant. by causing copy OF this order to he
inserted in some newspaper published at Elkton,
week for four successive weeks, before the
2sh day of March, next, give notice to the s,rid
absent defendants of the object and substance of
this Bill and warn them to appear in this Court ia
person or 10y solicitor, before the 18th day OF
June next. to answer the premises and show rai-e.
if any they have why peGgec ought not To pas
prayed DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy; test DAVID SCOTT.
Feb 20, 1sGS--lm Clerk.
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DsE2ns.

REYNOLDS.--ln the 4h District, Cecil
county, on the 9TH inst, ELIZABETH, wife
of Israel Reynolds. in the 10th year of her
age.
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TANES BLACK GROOME.
John T.. WILSON,

q , ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Offers his Professional Services to the public
Prompt attention given to all Law and Chancely
business. Gonvcyancing in all its forms strictly
attended to.
Otfce-ELkToN, Md; except saurdays-then at
North Fast, from, o AM. to . PM Iscpt A. lS67
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TOR RENT.
l. DWELLING HOUSE and WHEELWRlGHT
SHOP, situated in Pennington, Cecil county, Md
For farther particulars apply to
JEHoIAKIM BRlCKLEY,
FsI -, ls9s-M Pennington, Did.
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SANFUEL. PURNELL.

ATTORNEY AT LAW
ELKTON. MD.
Ofvc-ln the National Bank Building
Jan % 1S6S-tf
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PUBLIC SALE.

yJasL CALE.
Tn" snhS'rihcr. about IL rclinqhish farming will
otter ~ Public Sale at his 'sitcncr near liopewcll
ME. Church, on
wednesday,, he lsM doy Of March. 1868,
his entire Stock and Farming Utensils to.wit:
GAs HORSES. ! head of Mich 'ysx---77a
'SS"l;, Cows, Colt = Hcifers, two S-& 80 a
,At--rS5 Shpats. light two-hursc Wa S1.Sg
y u g"n Family carraecl iIays.W IL
Fork and fixtures, Hay Rigging. Grain Fan Torn
shelter. Flows, i!ArI"ws, Cnltivators, Forks Rakes
Sh"rrss: Cool, Stove. Purlor stove and other
articles N" mentioned.
Also, at ia" same time and place" : sS1ny -
Dew pew, igH'i" Carriages :; new No-Top cSSIS3l
Hr"ty nCwJ secondhand Falling. -As----N-
top iiuggicS ."con band Jenny Lind Cari'iagos .
tw" sming Wagons with covers
TERMS OF SAI.E:-Al sim. under SO Cash :.
ON all sums Of $40 and upwards n credit of Six
Months VIII be given. tn" purchaser to give Note
WIN approved security. payable Al Cecil National
Bank, with interest from ,lat-
In sale to commence At I'm
JAMES FRIST
Mar :. lH"'-SN I'll to>GRovE, Auctiunaer
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NoFi4E.

In the Orphans Cont for Cecil comfy.
ORDERED, This thrl day Of March eighteen hun
rirod and siNy-"Iehi, th.t the eal.- OF the Read
Estate ot Levi L. +, I",' -o J1l,ln ln, r., morn
ed by Jane Tyson. Eycciiriv. Ia. ratified and con
tuned, Unless eats" to the contrary thereof Zoe
shown on on before the sixth day of May, next; pro-
ydcd, copy "ft~ order be inserted in some new Sc
paper printed in Cecil county, once - week !pg one
month hciogc the sixth day Of April. most
The Report states Tie amount of sales to hc
SI2n00O Il. II. JkNltR. Register
True copy; tel. l.. p.iAMAR
Mar :, ls6s-m Register
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Iuit Value 30
HE-Fnur Hundred Chances ia Tia, .,i,oy, were
lak Ell al the Fair ON New. Year. night. The st j.
rapidly filling mp The laNino sill Lt made Ia
public after due notice to all concerned
Pa!tic. at a distance desiring to subscribe will
address jhr Treasurer nj EIlltun.
CHARLES VI. ELLIS.
Jan 4. lists Treasurer. @. ii.. Fair
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TI8VEE DE UEACE, TIAfTOrC county, Nd.
MR. r. H. MARINE Sir We can say that you al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory for all the
business We have had you to do for and we ALWAYS
recommend any persons that know to YOU; and y,u
can Use our names for recominc pdation that Won,
may want. Yours
December Goth, 1863. SPENCER & WRIGHT
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$500
WORTH OF GOODS
AT RATTLE.
1890 CHANCES. 81 A CHANCE.

Il lri2".-Onc Seven Dctav" PIANO. STYLE .. of VIM.
kuabe Il Cos catalogues. vs,lnc.....S7uO
" -unr Handsome SET of tllAMiiEl.
FtRNirU RE. OILED Walnut. value 80
i --tue very beautiful SGT oi SINGLE
HARNESS. (uiadc b. Iaahrri
Princess Metal Mounting, valti"...... IL
.h --Unc equally handsome set Of Harness
unade by Perkins yalnc................. rs
Ii Another excellent set OF HARNESS.
tmade by Frrin..l White Metal
Mounting. valur....,................,...... 10
h A Carriage \ FGlIAN. Of rare beauty
and excellence, NualH hy -evyra
ladies Of F.lttun.J ................... ! u
j. lon" 'ahit'l sewing Machine, Gro
Yer u Ba.cr.j raiIl,'............ .......... los
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DlSSOL UTION.

The Partnership heretofore existing under the
name and style ofDANlS McCAULEY is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Parties owing the
firm may pay to either of the late firm. Prompt pay
ment Required ISAAC D. DAMS,
WIN. T. McCAULEi
Elkton, March I'd. 1865 (nlar 7-3w
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Tor SALE FOR EXCHANGE.

A pair of DEVON OXEN. deep reds, beautifully
matched and wears old the colnr Spring; weigh
ed last Fail, ZOO Ms Or, will exchange them Tor
a young Mare for farm work. GHAS. HALL,
One mile from Rowlandsvle.
Mar IsGS-3W
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BY CONSENT I FEFER 40 THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
ELKToN, Md, July II, 1867.
IN all our hNsines- transactions with Mr. r. T. Marine
We nave found him prompt and reliable as - Commission
Merchant, and We very cheerfully recommend him 10
the iarin@'s and others Of Cecil who have produce TO
sell in q. Baltimore mark JOHN PARiRIDuF
DARLINGTON, Nd, July %. 1867.
MI f. f. Marine has sold produce for us for some
time past to our entire satisfaction. His industry and
correctness entitlc him to success.
f. NJ. ALLEN & co
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E>OR RENT.

Es- An orders attended to with promptne-s.
Elktou, Sept Il, lSG7--tf
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:. cod rer the nondnolder.,


The Hon. Edw. Mcpherson, Clerk of
the House of Representatives., publishes
the vote of the House (lS62) ON concur
ring with the Senate's amendment to
the Legal Tender bill whereby the in
terest on the five-twenty bonds was
made payable in coin. On this propo-
sitlon (Which Mr.. Stevens vehemently
opposed) the. Republicans stood yeas 4s;
nays 55-a majority in the negative.
Au the Democrats Dat tSro (BAily of Pa.
and NOEL of MOI voted to pay the In,
tsEest In gold. and carried 1t. F0rty.JtVe
Democrats recorded their votes in favor
of paying gold-only ttFo the other way.
Among those forty-fve Democrats
who voted to.pay gold 10 the bondhold-
er, while everybody else had to put up
with currency, was Hon. WIN. g.
Brown OF WKsr VIRGINIA. now DEM
ocratic candidate for Congress In the2d
District; Hon. GRo, 81. PRNDLEToN, the
repnted father or the greenbaclz hum.
bug, the nlustrious Clement L. Yallan-
digham, Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the Dayton District OF Ohio
and Golden Circle voorhees, of Indiana
What becomes now of the party clam.
or against gold for the bondholders
rags for the ploWholders ~ 3
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THO Fnnerni ro.nn,

The funeral ceremonies TO be held In
thisctty to-day over the remains of the
Democratic party. which gave mp the
ghost at shutdown on Monday last, will
doubtless be highly impressive. Great
and elaborate preparations have been
made to secure the attendance of n
large number OF moarners aud eminent
persons for pail bearers. Mr.. Samuel
f. Cary is expected to be chief mour-
her. The oorte9e will move through all
the streets and alleys OF the city, and
will probably exceed in magnitude and
decorations any funeral that has
transpireti in this city for many years.
The badge Of mourning VIII be the APP.
pie blossom worn as usual. The mar
shals will be distinguished by the un-
usual size and 1ustre of the badge. We
hope those who do not join the process
sion Will observe q decorous demeanor
betting the solemn occasion.
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REeIsTER! REGISTER

Friends OF Grant and Colfax in the
city, in Ohio county, and throughout
the State, only three days remain with
in which those of you who are not can
be registered. The books must be re-
turned to the Board next Monday.
Do not, we entreat you, neglect this
all important matter another hour. Go
to your township registrar and see that
your name is on the list. Do not take
1t for granted. If you have changed
your residence, 1t is necessary TO have
your name transferred to the list of the
township In which you now reside and
in which you must vote If at all.
If your neIghbor Is not registered,
urge him to attend to 1t to-day. Ifyou
know nny ono who is not registered in
the proper township, make yourself a
committee of one to see that, he is so
registered between this and Saturday
night.
Friends, everything depends on this.
Ifyou are not registered in the proper
township you cannot vote. Remember
thnt tho vote of every good citizen in
this struggle belongs to the country
and to society. viii you not give
enough of tho next three days to your
country. to make 1t absolutely sure
that when the sun goes down next
Saturday every Republican voter is
registered in the proper township! 1t
is not much OF sacrifice TO make, and
itlnvolvcs great consequences.
The skies are Frightening every day.
Vermont and Maine have given US as:
sursncc of success. We must not
throw away the great opportunity be-
fore us by nero Inziness. five go to
work. Victory 10 as sure as the gun
rise. If we neglect, wo shall not de-
serve success.
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"To Owners of Horses. ),


Thousands of Horsesdie yearly from Collie.
This need not be. DR.. Tobias Venetian
Horse LinIment, in pint bottles. price one
dollar, will positively cure every case, II
given according to the directions. when first
taken. 1t is warranted superior TO anything
else for Cuts, Calls, Sprains; Old Sores. Swell.
ings and Sore Throat. II is no new remedy,
but of 81 years. standing, and approved by
the first Horssmen in the country. Colonel
Phno T, Bush, of the Jerome Park oourse,
has used 1t for years, and recommends it TO
his friends. Orders are constantly received
for 1t, from tho Racing stables in England.
1t has stood the test OF time, no one has
ever tried It but continues its use. Recollect
to get DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Imminent
IN pint bottles, and take no other. Sold by
the Druggists and Store Keepers throughout
the United States. Depot 10 Park Place,
Vow York. sepI7
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40 the InteIIIgenccr ..JohSr.-


A gentleman who highly appreciates
tho Joking ability of the editor of the
ISTRLLIGENCER, asks us TO make the
following propoAitions:
He offers to bet tho aforesaid editor
LIST. 500 that the Radical party has
lost over COCO In Maine, on tho last full
Yote-that of two years Rgo.
I'd. 500 that Grant will not be elected
the next president.
Sd. 500 that West Virginia will go
for Seymour aud Blair on the Sd of No
vember.
18th. slOO that Pennsylvania will do
9th. sIO0 that New York will do the
Same thing.
All Ave propositions to be taken TO-
gether.
II is we'll known that the editor of the
INTELLIGENCRR never believes any
thing he writes, and, hence, he VIII be
too wise to accept this ofler.-Re9isteT.
We understand that tho etiquette of
tue sporting world docs not permit n
principal TO meet second on terms of
equality. We do not therefore enter
tain propositions from the Registers
friend. When the editor himself offers
to back his opinions with money we
will consider his propositions. Mean
while We offer TO bet "the aforesaid edi-
tor" thusly:
LIST. That tho Radical majority in
Maine last year being In round num-
bers II 600, and this year 10000. one
majority Is greater than tho other.
Sd. That the majority this year is
greater than that last year.
I'd. That It Is 5000 greater.
That Nh1u NJ. 4. ,,.,t =,
cal loss.
9th. That 1t is not Democratic gain.
9Th. That It is a Radical gain.
9TH. That no arithmetic known to the
world OF letters, since the time of Eu-
cid or before, can make 1t anything
else.
Aud furthermore, we bet:
list. That Grant Will not be next Presi.
dent If the coppetheads can helpit.
End. That they can't nelpit.
Sd. That West Virginia VIII ego for''
Seymour and Blair, Just US Maine aud
Vermont'wen for' them.
4th. That Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi-
ana and Illinois, and various other
States too numerous to mention will go
and do likewise.
We don't bet on New York. sey-
mour's "friends' live there.
These propositions to be taken alto
gether, or separately, or in pairs or
triplets, or any way you please; you to
name the sumJo be staked on eReh
proposition.
Nowthen, brother Regis,er. down with
your greenbax.g
IS. We will also bet
list. That Sam Cary's hand is son as
awomanfs.
ID. That the Register mans head Ii
soft as Cary's hand.
Terms Us above.
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OHIO RIVER Improvement.
Rip Rap Dams and River Exca-
walton,

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIYED at the U. 8. Engineers Odlce in
PIttsburRh, Pa, until o'clock p. N. OF Satur-
day, September Goth, 1903, for Quarrytng and
delivering stone on the river bank, and
loading, transporting and putting into dams;
Including a sufficient quantity of brush at
points where needed. Also for river eIcaya-
tIon of gravel, rock, &C.
The stone on the dams to be generally four
TO i've cubic feet and not less than one cubic
foot each. Bids TO be made by the cubic
yard, The work to be commenced forth
with. Ten per centum OF the monthly esti :.
mate OF work done will be reserved as Sc
curity; and bidders must accompany their
proposals with the names OF two EuretteS.
Blank forms will be furnished on application
at This ONCE, TO be filled up by the bidders.
The right is reserved to reject sny or all bids,
IL It snail be deemed for the interest OF the
Government to do SO.
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MAINE
Ornnd Democratic "a

We sincerely sympnthize with the
family and relatives OF our demented
friend, and regret that the excitements
and disappointments attending the
news from Maine, following closely
on the heels OF that from Vermont,
should have SO unhInged his reason us
to render it extremely probable that a
committee dc E'1,atieO iRq,tirendO will
have to be appointed. -
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a SAD CASE.

II any of our readers doubt the seri-
oDsness of what we said yesterday
touching the mental condition Of the
Register man, they can.doubt no longer
when we say that the following head
lines appeared in that paper yesterday
in bold type over despatch in these
words; Returns OF the Maine election
as receivedup to this hour. indicate the
election OF tho Republican ticket by q
majority not varying far from 20,OOO."
Last year the Republican ticket was
elected by majority little rising
1900; and here are the Registers COM
ments: a5.-El
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National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
no. s8s BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.


DARIUS R. aIANGAM, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to check. at Sight SPECIAL DEros-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at i've per cent. The Capital of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS Is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
or large wealth and financial experience,
who are al. o personally liable to depositors
for all Obligations of the Company to double
tho amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n lar &c, or small amt UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest en- ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special I'D
vantages Of security, convene see ana pIofit,
jel9-6md&w
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1nnENsE IaCREAsE OF SALES.
AIlcock,g Poroug Plaster.

Whcro one was sold q Few years ago,
aIhousand nre sold now.
They strengthen, warm and invigorate the
part upon which they are applied, and re-
leve nervous affections OF the bowels, lum-
bago, pains of the side, and usually all local
pains. In affections of the kidneys they are
of great service,
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EFHI GETTYSBUR6 SPRING COMPANY
fanRements FOR supplying the Gettysburg
Medical Water on scale commemorate
with the demand. Phys1cians and 1nvallds
desiring Information as to the Therapeutic
value and virtue,Of this WATER Will, on APP
plicatIon to the Office of the Company, or
any OF the Druggists stores be furnished
with printed copies OF statements oItnYalidS
and rapol Is of eminent medical men as 10 its
CURATIVE EFFECTS, the only unerring
test OF the value OF any water or medicine.
They! are ALTO referred 10 the thousands of
invahds aud their medical advisers in every
part of the country, who have, since the
general Introduction of this WATER among
by It's use, OF distressing or fatal maladies.
This combined testimony establishes, be-
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this WATER as remedy for Rheumatism,
Gout, Gravel, Dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary,
Bronchial, Liver and Bowel Diseases, Obi
Nervous Disorders over all others known TO
the materiR medica. or found In the mineral
prtngs OF modern times.
It mas been demonstrated in number If
instances 70 possess the power of solving
calcnlous or stone in the bladder, and the
urate deposits or chalk stones formed by
RheumaLism, Gout and Gravel, and OF per
DIdReTifEy curing these diseases, for which
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Il not permanently curing, Aluumenurla, or
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Depot IS Liberty street, New York For
sale by
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Lame Back.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29, 1859.
I. ALLcoCR & Co. Gentlemen: 1 lately Buf-
fered severely from weakness in my back.
Having heard your Plasters much recon
mended for cases OF this kind, procured
one, and The result was all could desire.
A single Plaster cured me ia week.
YouIs. respectfully, JIG. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of The Brandreth House.
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LEUCoRRHGA,

Or. Whites, which follow local debility and
constitutional weakness, can be eRectually
cured by the use of Roback's Stomach Bit
tens. DO not LEI the druggist sell you any
other remedy, as these Bitter5 are prepared
with especial reference to this complaint
and are warranted to cure.
Bold by all Druggists everywhere.
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GNH HOOD, NEW
pen of DIR. CuRrIs. The Medical Times"
says OF this work: This valuable treatise on
the cause and cure Of premature declne'
SHOWS now health Is impaired through
secret abuses of youth and manhood, and
now easily re2ained. 1t gives clear synop-
6B OF the mpedimentg to marriage, tne
cause and effects OF nervous debility, ana me
Iemedies therefor" A pocket edition o. tn M
ABOVE viii be forwarded on receipt OF -
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Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.
REMOVAL.

T HAVE REMOVED MY WoRK-sHo
i and Store-ROom
From I79 Market to 100 Main Street
Where win be pleased to see all my o.
cuHtomeTH, and as many new ones IS choO+
to give me their patronage. have a full a.
60Ttment OF all kinds Of ware usually found
In such establishments, and am prepared 10
I'LL all orders for anything mannfaCturer
rom Copper, Tin or Sheet Iron.
have several dnst-cIass Job WoTkrpeP
and VIII do any work promptly and att
low rates as any establishment IN the state,
f6b26-lyT GEO ~. JOHNSON.
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AuunauffiMEnts.
gtsainbnats.

For Cincinnati and Louisville.
The fine passenger steamer r. r.
[ slleas3+la HUDSON, Capt j. 7. Russell, will
lZl&Ealeave as above, Saturday, the 18th
Inst, at 8 O'Clock p. m. t-s-
For freight or passage apply on board or to
I.-I- BOOTH BAIEELLE 6 CO.,
sep17-St nlaL .a.-t.a Agents.
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cat Cable'4 Eddy and Ferry Bar tho rocks
are detached and scattered.
By command of
=. BRIG. GSH. a. A. HUMPHREYS,
Chief of Engineers OF the Army of the U. 3.
W. MILSOH ROBERTS,
U. 8. Civil Engineer In charge Ohio River
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