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WHOTESALE & RETAIL
ST OR E.
John L. Reifsnider,
s minutes walk of the Depot, West End,
Westminster, Md.

49,
calls your attention to his large and varied
stocksof Goods.
Ladies Dress Goods--A full line of the
LATEST
Plain and neat styles have paid special
attention to this part. s
Mourning Goods-A good assortment.
Silks-plain black and colored.
Mems Ware-the largest and cheapest
stock i have ever offered to the public.
Domestic Goods-crowded in this line.
Notions and Trimmings nice assert
Carpeting and Oil Cloth-This depart
ment las been largely improved.
Housekeeping Articles all that is needed.
Oil Cloth-linen and paper window shades
and fixtures. .
Hats-Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes. cK8.
Oueensware-common ware to the finest
French China.
Groceries, oil, paints and glass. :,
Hardware and building material, bought
direct from. the Manufacturers and their
All the above goods are for sale at small
advance. Call before purchasing and ex.
anime my stock. -
JOHN L. REIFSNIDER.
have secured the service of Mr.. r. Hem
RE, first class Tailor. Goods made up to
order. 5
Goods delivered to the depot free.
6sOct l
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MORO PHILLIPS
3g GENUINE IMPROVED
Super-Ph0Sphate Of Lime.
CstrA NnAPn CHA PA NrTEEDs ttt

u
STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For sale at Manufacturers Depots,
No. 81 North Front Street, Philadelphia.
No. 95 South Street, Baltimore.
And by Dealers in general throughout the
Country. GO
The SOMBRERO GUANO of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and
always has been manufactured, land OF
which he has sole control for the United
States, contains fifty per cent. more Bone
Phosphste than Raw Bone, therefore it is
more durable. The addition of Ammonia
gives it greater fertilizing value.
Over seven years. experience has proved
to the Farmer that it makes heavier grain
than even stable manure, and is not only
active but lasting.
Price $50 90 per ton, 900 lbs. -
'' MORO PHILLIPS, !.
Sole Proprietor and Manufactures.
mar12-9m asts
LADIES' and Gentlemen Of Carroll county,
Take Notice. s
WYNN. H. Il. GEATTY has large assorted
w supply of Arctic 0vershoes, something
new. which will wear from 8 to years; cali
and see them Gum Shoes and Sandals 20 per
cent cheaper then city prices. oct. list.
GALL at WV. H. H. GEArrY's, opposite
\ Catholic Church, and examine his Fall
Stock of Hats and Caps of the very latest styles.
Mems and Boys Hats at so cents. sept "a.
DLACK SILKS-Just received, very low,
ID july 2. J. 4. Busby 20.
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u N ION sN
Agricultural Works
Westminster Md.


WIN. H. Arm AN d q %,
TAKE this method, to acknowledge their
kind regards to a generous public tor me
very liberal support they have received, 1t
has far exceeded their expectations. They
now assure the public generally, that. with
enlarged facilities for doing all kinds OF
work generally done in the best Foundry
and Machine Shops in the whole country,
they are ready to furnish every article IN their
line-such in part, as e4eT
THRESHERS, M sY MF7a
HORSE POWERS, 20.
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
RAKES, PLOUGHS of allkinds and
variety. (including the Ohnstead Patent
Revolving Land Side Plough,) Corn Shell
iers. and Agricultural Implements generally,
at prices as moderate as any other establish
ment can afford to furnish the same, guaran-
tceing at all times all Machinery manutac-
tured by us.
Having just completed new and very
extensive Foundry, we are now ready to
supply CASTINGS of all kinds, OF superior
quality and finish at short notice.
By prompt attention to business. and !,
determination to maintain the standing and
credit of our mandatory, we hope to merit
and receive continuation of the public
favor heretofore so generously given.
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
LONDON
BLOOD PANACEA,
The Great Alternative and Blood Purifier.

Is the most perfect vegetable compound Of sltera.
ves tonics diuretics and diaphoretics making this
most effective, invigoratng, renevating and blood
cleansing cordial known to the world. j'3
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Perry Davis, PaIn KILLER.

Tobias Liniment, Stonebraker's Imminent.
Mustang LinimeHt, Jadwin's do.
Burnett's Golden do. Bakers Pain Remedy.
Weaver's Champion do. Foutz's Mixture.
De Grath's Electric OIL Gargling Oil.
Pond $ Extract of Witch Hazel, regarded ass
one of the best remedies KNOWN for lnternall
or external pains. ae M
Tough and Erpcctordnt Preparations,
HuBER's CHERRY COUGH MIXTURE.
Halls Balsam, Wisbart's Pine Tree,
Liyerwort Tar, Tar Cordial, q
Schenck's Pulmonic Ayers Cherry PectoraD
Syrup, 5. Ssyne's Expectorant-
5a TONICS.
Hostetter's Bitters,
Plantation Bitters,
Morning Star BitteS
London Health Restorer,
Sea Weed Tonic.
A complete assortment OF, all the fastest
5sa and most popular
Patent Medicines Of the day
in Store.
rHi lfts t1.stf ft.Ast'
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For the cure of SCRoFULA or KINGS
! !
42llYE EVIL, CUTANEoUs DISEASES, ERr-
sIPELAs, BoILs, PIMPLHs and
~ BLoTcHEs on the FACE, SoR1
!n.1G EYES, SCALD HEAD, TErrEB Ar
REcTIoNs OLD and SrUBBoRH
ULCERS, RHEUMATIC DISokDBRS,
YELLOW JAUNDIcI, SALT RHlUN,
WHITE SwELLINGs, MRHcURrAL
DISEASES, GENERAL DEBILITY,
HI NAlnNAN PALPATATIoN and FLUTTERING 1t
M60iNLtN9 the HEART, CoNsuMPfIoN,
l ASTHMA, SYPHILIS and SYPHILITIe
HBt OODH AFFECTIONS, INFLAMATIoN Of The
BLADDER and KIDNEYs, PAINS in
Ua the BACK, DRoPsY, FEMALE Con-
HthNACkAU PLANTS, &c. To the broken down
H--------H female it gives life and energy, By
III restoring the lost powers Of nature,
.s,.......s....I when health again succeeds the
lEl(f{III|l0d feeble form and paIlid cheek Of the
3aMalRalllniaaA sufferer.
Nothing can be more surprising than its invigorat.
ing effects on the human Frame Persons all weak.
ness and lassitude, by using the PANACEA, at once
become robust and full Of energy under its influence
Ladies who have pale complications and dark about
the eyes, blotches AND pmples the face rough skin
or freekies and are " out of spirits,' should use
bottle or two Of LONDON BLOOD PANACEA. u
will cleanse your blood, remove the freckles and
bloches, and give you animation sparkling eyes. fns
spirits and beautiful complexion. Try it.
Price 8 LOO Per Bottle.
The genuine have LONDON BLOOD PANACEA,
g. A. FoUrz, BALTIMORE, Nd, blown in the bottle
and my signature ON the wrapper.
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CHEMICALS,

ACIDS, SrIcEs, PATENr MEDICINES AND
aeeas4 $50 PERruMERY.
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GAITTOM.
ALEXANDER FRAZER,
Clock and Watch Maker,

lUPPosrTE .I4INGERFELTEk' H0TEIs 10 4
ID ESPECTFULLY IN aearzs@ I'll
IL forms the Public that - ~
he has opened a. Shop for :
the transaction of business at the residence
of William Baker, opposite Lingertelter's
Hotel, w Westminster. Being an OLD expe-
riepced Clock and Watch Maker, not re-
pairer merely, he aatters himself Inat ne
can give every. satisfaction to his employers.
Clocks, Watches. Jewelry, &C., repaired
at short notice, in the best manner, and on
most accommodating terms. as
June lily
r HAVE to-day received my Summe styles or
French Lasting Caters for Ladies'. Iopenner
and little Rosettc, opposite Catnoiic Cnucn,
Westminster. june =.
MOTHER fine lot Tassaled Kid Gloves, jus
~ received at j. X. Busby's q Co.
Very large stock Of Domestic Goods, yerss
~ cheap. at Warner
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Paper Hanging for 1868.
WILLIAM CooN,

rs now receiving his Spring supply of
PAPERS AND BORDERS, 4ast
embracing the latest styles of Gold Papers,
for Parlors. very pretty, also Q fine and
beautiful assortment Satin and cheaper
grades, entirely new patterns and styles
also Oak and Walnut Papers, Marbles, &C.,
indeed everything used in the business.
{. The subscriber is PRACTICAL
PAPER HAN Err, 20
having had many years experience in Balti-
more, and win guarantee satisfaction in
pricr, quality of goods and workmanship:
reH-C Call at Joshua Yingling's Store,
West End, Westminster.
feb27ly WIN. COON.
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nLACK SILKS-Just received, very low,
r. july 2. J. r. Bnsby Co.
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IALL at WIZ. II. II. GEArrY's, opposite
4 Catholic Church, and examine his Fall
Stock of Hats and Caps of the very latest styles.
Mems and Boys Hats at so cents. sept a.
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DYE WOODS,
MEDICINES,

44ss Il. tfr taet sff
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r AWNS down to the price of Calico, at
Ia july 2, J. r. Busby's 4 Go.
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man ports represent that the emigra-
ton is only limited by the means Of
transportation Nearly all Of these
immigrants carry with them more or
less funds, amounting in the aggre-
gate to an enormous sum. Compare
lively few Of the Germans remain
in our cities. They generally, and
wisely, depart for theinterior.
All this new labor and capital
must exercise a powerful influence
in developing the resources of the
West and South-for large and
constantly increasing proportion of
both labor and capital are now flow
ing into the Southern States. Fur
nished with the most essential ele-
ments of a sound prosperity, we may
expect results that will diffuse new
life and energy through our entire
country.
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~ Reading Matter on Every Page.

s0 Capt. G. W. Keep and
family, together with number Of
other residents Of the parish Of Iber.
vile, left for Brazil, last week, with
a view of making that country their
home. By the emigration of Capt.
Keep, says the Iberville South, Ib-
erville loses one of her most promi-
nent and useful citizens. After his
arrival in Brazil be is to be a regular
correspondent of the South, and
should his reports of the country be
favorable, that journal predicts a
general exodus from Iberville and
the adjoining parishes to the Empire
of Don Pedro.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
CrrY OF Baron RoUeE, June 18th, 1888.

MAYORS OFFICE,
CIrY OF Baron RoueE, June 18th, 1885,
Editors Gazette 4 Comet:
Gentlemen On my return from New
Orleans, have been shown an editorial
in your issue of June 18th, in the follow
ing words and figures:
"The case Of Leonard Van Horsen seems
to be one OF peculiar hardship, and elfcits
general sympathy. He is charged with
having sold liquor to q soldier and III
thereupon fined $3.50 by the Corporation
for said offence. He AYERS that he is inno-
cent Of the charge and has demanded =
trial but failed to get it.
Leonard is one of the most orderly, quiet
and law-abiding men in the community,
and his case calls for "a tempering Of
justice with Mercy"
On June 9Th, Leonard Van Horsen was
brought on charge Of selling beer to SOL
diers, information of the offence being
furnished me in an official order from
General Sykes, commanding the post. On
being arraigned upon the charge, and after
hearing the communication Of the General
read, Mr.. Van Horsen plead guilty, ard
asked Tor the indulgence of the Court.
remarked to him that the offence was one
which had uniformly fined at $3.50, and
in his case, but that if he would bring me
"a recommendation from General Sykes, or
any number of respectable property hold
ers in his neighborhood for reduction Of
the fine, l would be glad to relieve him.
Some Of his friends who approached me on
the subject, will bear testimony to the
fact. and one who accompanied Mr.. Leo
nard to see me, will attest to the fact that
| offered to let him off for twenty five dol
lars If he would apply for such relief to
me in writing, and that he stubbornly re-
fused to do so. Mr.. Leonard has made
great many gratuitous and groundless as
sertions about the matter and they have
been freely ventilated, but that he ia ut
terry worthless and undeserving "mercy,"
/ am fully prepared to show.
Respectfully, &C.,
j. E. ELAN.
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Iror the el.sst.e and Comet.

For the 0ssstts and Comet.
TO My Friends I'm Baton Rouge.
M - 8 %
'Tis when darkness pre- wallis and the world
is at rest
That reflection we most can enjoy;
While the stiffness around us at once gives
zest
To the thoughts which no objects decoy.
Then how sweet It's to muse on the time
that has fed Nc
If to our satisfaction it passed;
To remember each. look, every word that
was said
By the friends we shall love to the last.
And though friends be far distant though
years intervene
Ere we feel the delight they inspire;
Still we ne'er can forget the bright days
We have seen,
But more ardently love and admire.
: j. b. H.
BATON RoUaE, June 10th, 1868.
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1@ An Indian applied to an agent
in Iowa for four qusrts Of whisky, to
be used as an antidote to save the life
of a young warrior who had been bit.
ten by rattlesnake. The agent de-
INJURED at the quantity. "Four quarts;
snake very big" Was the response.
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Lost or MiSlaid.
strayed Bull.

TN THE latter part Of the month
i of November last. from the
Richland Plantation, miles from
the city Of b ton Rouge, large $500
Durham, little mixed with Brshmal DEEP RED
BULL, about six years old. white spot between
the horns, long tail, tip end white, scar on the
fore leg, made by rope. Said animal was
brought from the parish OF East Fslicisna, in the
early part of the month of November last, from
the plantation OF Maj. G W.MUNDAY, to which
place he may endeavor to regain his way back.
Any information of his whereabouts, will be
suitably rewarded by the undersigned.
mario J.C. CHARLOTTE
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II It is asserted that man with
glass eyes can't real eyes (realize)
anything.
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IRISH PorAToEs.-There seems to
be no end to the Irish potato crop
produced in this parish. The season
has been peculiarly suited to it and
nearly everybody having a garden or
field seems to have given particular
attention to this esculent, and real
lied the most encouraging results for
their pains. The early Goodrich
and the 'Peach Blow" are the varie.
ties usually preferred for planting and
these have turned out splendidly
A mess Of the "iaarly Goodrich
presented to us a few days ago by
Dr.. +. II. Day, and which were raised
on bis home place, in the eastern
suburbs Of our city, were remarkably
large, sound and solid. The seed
were planted on the Goth of March
and the potatoes tberefrom gathered
on the 10th inst. The Doctor informs
us that the average yield is about 20
per cent, but that it would have
reached fully 100 per cent, had that
portion Of his field "a b Inside, clayey
soil), been prepared in time for earlier
planting and proper culture. This
would have yielded net profit Of
about 80 per cent.
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DIE D.

In this city. on Saturday, the 18th inst,
JAMES REDMAN, aged about IS years
a native of Ireland and for several years o
resident of this city.
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LOUISVILLE JOURNAL-ITIEs.

The Albany Argus says that "six
States are now knocking at the doors
of Congress" Many a good citizen
wouldn't be much afflicted if they
were to knock the doors down and
kick out the occupants.
There is still dispute about Gen.
Grants name Some call it Hiram
Ulysses, some Ulysses Hiram, some
Hiram Simpson. some Ulysses Simp-
son, and some Simpson Ulysses.
Undoubtedly he can't tell himself.
But it is sad thing to win great
name and then not know what it is.
Colfax has been fourteen years in
Congress, and has as little to show
for it as any man there.-Albaay
Argus.
He has or has had his salary and
mileage to show for it, and that's
about as much as most of the other
members Of his party in Congress
have.
1t is said that some of Brigham
Young's wives, though "sealed" to
him. as the Mormon phrase is, are
deserving his bed and board. It
seems that the seals, like a good
mnay Of our post-office stamps don't
stick.
Gen. Butler said in a speech two
or three weeks ago that President
johnson was more guilty than Judas
Iscariot. 1t is very natural that he
should have a kind feeling towards
Judas, for the latter, like himself,
was dealer in silver
A Southern negro, who looked in
upon meeting of white men, de-
clared himself Disguised with the
sameness Of the prospect. He saw
nothing picturesque. He missed the
accustomed variety of colors.
A democratic negro and radical
negro had pitched battle in Wash
ington on the day after the election
We are happy to say that our negro
whipped. We are a great believer
in omens.
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No Credit.

TT EREAFTER no accounts will be opened by
IL me and no sales will be made except for cash
mar2S L. ROSENFIELD.
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M- Rev. w. HI. Watkins is the
Democratic candidate for State Sena.
tor from the 4th District, Mississippi,
~ place of Paul A. Botto, who de-
clines the nomination. Mr.. Watkins
is the President of Centenary College
at Jackson, in this State.
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Sw The Bayou Sara Ledger no.
tees the fact Of newly appointed
Justice Of the Peace in West Felic
lana who is unable to write his own
name. He appeared before Mr. G.. B.
Collins, Clerk Of the Court, to qualify,
aud after being sworn, acknowledged
his inability to write, and asked that
official to sign bis name for him.
Another beautiful commentary on
Radical scalawagism.
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SUGAR.CURED HAMS.

yXTHEN fine liam is in question, be sure
w and purchase at the store Of
may26 JOSHUA BEAL.
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The CoTToN WoRM.-Tbis detesti-
bic and destructive little pest has the
merit (ths only one which can be
placed to its credit), Of affording a
prolific theme for itemizing, 1t is
like the little joker,-"now you see it
and now you don't see it.' Here to.
day and gone tomorrow, it keeps the
cotton farmer, while his crop is grow
ing, in constant fever of uneasiness
and apprehension. One day comes a
report that some one and some one
else's field is alive with the caterpillar.
The next day we are relieved with
contradictory report th It the aforesaid
caterpillar turns out to be nothing
more than the grass woman evil
visitant far less formidable than the
first.
We doubt not that the genuine
army worm has been seen in some
places, but we can hardly believe
that it is possible for it to appear in
such devastating swarms as we have
heard, so long as the present long
protracted dry aud heated weather
lasts. 1t is contrary to past expert
ence for that.species of worm to sur
vive, or at least to spread, under the
rays of torrld sun, such as that to
which the fields have been exposed
for a couple Of weeks past.
The prospects for full crop Of cot
ton, judging from the general growing
appearance Of the plant, were never
more flattering in our parish at any pre-.
vious season than they are at present.
Should there come no blight to reverse
the picture, full crop may be safely
calculated upon. Come what will,
however, we think that the plant is
sufficiently advanced to ensure at
least a half crop.
The corn, though doing we'll, needs
rain to revive it and enable it to make
= better showing in harvest time.
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For Rent.

rI1HREE LARGE AIRY ROOMS over the n
L Peoples Store opposite the Bank, Third
street For particulars apply at the
sept17 PEOPLES STORE
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Furniture for Sale.
rrHE UNDERSIGNED offers Tor sale 4 large
l. lot Of Furniture, at reduced prices.
febls NJ. GRANARY
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MESS PORK.

A FEW barrels first class less Pork always
IA on hand and for sale at current rates.
Weight guaranteed.
junel5 JOSHUA BEAL.
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For Rent,

A NEAT, comfortable and commodious 49,
n Cottage Residence, containing four M
rooms, kitchen and servants ro.m; a. nV
good sistern; well supplied with water-the 10
cation very pleasant and desirable. Apply to
febI5 JAMES MOVAY
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FLOUR

kn BARREES Grocers', Bakers and Family
W grades Flour now in store and for sale by
june15 JOSHUA BEAL.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
A N AssORTM ENT always on hand at
n BEALS BOOK AND VARIETY STORE.
june6-Im
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GREEN TEAS

GREEN TEAS equal to any wsnts-as regards
N quality--now in store and for sale at rea.
sUDabe prices by
junel5 JOSHUA BEAL.
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Corn Shelter for Sale.
r HAVE for sale one good second hand Corn
i sheller-Price, twelve dollars cash
movie JOSHUA BEAL
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DLoW LINEs.-Cottsn and Grass Pillow Lines
L for sale BY (marSl JOSHUA BEAL
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HAY. CORN AND OATS,

A FINE supply of Hay, Corn Oats and Bran
n now La store and for sale BY
may26 JOSHUA BEAL.
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KEG LARD,

% BARRELS Choice White Leaf Lard on
~ hand and for sale by
juDel5 JOSHUA BEAL.
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NATIONAL MOURNING Salute
Half hour guns were fired at the T.
S. Garrison at this place during the
day on Sunday last, as a national
mourning tribute to the memory of
the late ex-President James Bu-
chanan. The observancecommenced
at sunrise with full national salute
and ended at sunset with the same.
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Eggs! Eggs!! EggS!!!
yXTANTED, 500 dozen Fresh Eggs at store Of
w april JOSHUA BEAL.
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RIVER FALLING.-At last we have
the satisfaction OF chronicling the wei.
come fact that the River at this point
is gradually but steadily falling. A
big rise is reported in the Missouri,
but as most of the upper tributaries
Of any Importance are falling, we have
reason to hope that We have seen the
maximum height Of the Mississippi
here for this season.
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FOR RENT-LOST, ETC.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
4 HOUSE TO RENT, CHEAP, situated xsssA
n on Main street, nearly opposite the @:;i|
residence Of Mr.. o. Racket. Apply to J. o. E1ls&
CHARLOTTE or STEPHEN YOUNG. mayl6
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THE GUODRICH SEEDLING.
THIS POTATO is remarkably sound and pro-
l. ductive, and where given q fair trial. has
proved an entire success-yieldiag very largely.
small crop, for seed purposes, and now offer
ed for sale.
June8 JOSHUA BEAL.