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Chemist and Druggist of Ii years experience in
Philadelphia: ami lotit"i at his Dru;;
and CHcm;cal Warehouse, o9i Broadway,
New York.
from the largest Manufacturing Chemists in the
II am acquainted with Mr. H. T. HcImloid; he occ,,-
pied the Drug Store opposite my residence and
rasfu in conducting thu business wl,re others lad
been equally l"f,rc him have f.yoral!y I'M
pressed v it'll lis character and enterprise.
WILLIAM WEIGIiTMAN
Firm of Powers 4 weghtmnn. NJ ;nui:."turing
Chemists. Ninth ani Brown Streets. pl.,:"l-
pha.
IIELsInolps Fam Extract Bvcuu for weakness arts
ing from iniscre,ion The exhausted powers of Nature
wi. ch accompanied lay many alarming symptoms.
among which will ha found. In'lispusition Exrrtiun
Loss Of Memory. Wakefulness Horror of Disease fore
holdings ii Evil. in tc Universal lassitue Pro-tratiu
and inability enter inin the enjoymcs of society.
The Constitution once affected with Organic Weak
ness requires the lii of Medicine strengthen and in
vigorate the system. which HEI.MBoLDs EXTRACT
BrClIU invariably does. If M treatment is Submitted
to. Consumption or listnit,
HEIMEoiD's FLUID Extract ErCnC. in affections pcrr.
liar Females. is Gm-.lur by any other preparation
in Ciornsis, Retention Painf,iincss, Snplrr4
sion Of Customary Eyacuatons. liberated or Sc rus
State of the Uterus, and all complaints incident 10 the
seq. whether arising from habits of dissipation. imli
dcncc ill., or the decline or clla4.rr Of life.
iIELMGoLDs fLrID Extract BycHU AND INrEoyE3 Ensg
WASH viii radically c,it"r,:iinatr from the system lis
arising from habits OF dissipation little expense
little change i'll diet Inconvenience" expo
completely sGia-salis: those Unpleasant and dan
s'rous remedies, C"Iaa ami Mercury. i'll all t!rs. dis
CsG !f-i.AEoIp's EtD EXTRACT BUclIU in all diseases
of these ug,is, whether existing: in nal" "illr
from whatever originating and matter of how
long standing 1t is pa-aut in taste and "tiur ''in
mediate in action. and strcii "nirs than any of
tbs preparations Of Bark or lr"m
Those suffering from lru.l delicate cGnstitl-
tons procure the remedy It; oncS
The reader must bc aware that. however slight NAY
be the attack Of the above diseases is certain to AFFECT
the bodily health and mental powers
All the above diseases require tho all OF fiurctlr.
HEhMliOLD'S EXTRACT BUClIU is the great DiTrrtic.
Sold 10y Druggists everywhere. PRICE-Sl.25 pc. bot
tie or bottles for $3.50. Drlivcr" to any a'!tras.
Describe symptoms in all communications.
Address H. T. IIELMBDLD Drug AMI Chemical Ware
house. j9t Broaiwly. y. Y.
N-None grnGin" unless done up in atecl-er =
gravel wrapper with fac-simile of my Chemical W are
hovse and signed II. 7. HELMno' d.
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Hon j. A. j. CREswELL-Many OF
the Republican members of the United
States Senate, who from their official
position will soon be called upon to
"advise and consent to the nomi-
nation of suitable persons to fill Gen.
Grants Cabinet, strongly favor the
pretensions of ex-senator Creswell for Il
port folio at Washington. They have
known this gentleman well and init
mately as o member of their own body,
and have a lively appreciation of his
energy, ability and great integrity
We shall not be surprised to hear OF
his reaching the goal of a laudable am
bition. Gen. Grant, We happen to
know, fully comprehends his eminent
worth and the services he has rendered
the Republican cause. These we are
confident will not be slightly passed
over Besides, Mr. Creswell has a
national reputation, and is well known
and admired in New Hampshire and
Maine, Pennsylvania and Illinois, as he
is in Maryland. At the Chicago Con
vention last May, the mention of his
name was received with the warmest
applause Mr. Carl Schurz, the Sena-
tor elect from Missouri, regards him as
one of the formest men of the age
The above is from the Frederick Re-
publican, that sterling Republican pa
per, edited by Col Black. On the
estates " of the forthcoming Cabinet,
which circulate among the papers, Mr..
Creswell's name stands conspicuous as
among the probable advisers of Gen.
Grant. As Cabinet officer, he has
many qualifications to fit him for that
responsible and honorable position
In craftsmanship Mr.. Creswell is con-
ceded by the most distinguished men
of the country the ablest man in
Maryland. He has youth, energy and
a tenacity of purpose which forbid him
yielding his convictions to mere expc-
diency. Despising the wiles of the
demagogue, he boldly proclaims his
principles, and contends for them be-
cause he believes them to be just We
happen to know that Mr. Creswell is a
Republican of the most radical type,
and understanding the dark purposes
of the rebel element of Maryland, as
none outSido the State can comnrehend
them, we add our fervent hope to that
of every loyal heart in Maryland, that
General Grant may make the fortunate
selection in the choice of Hon. j. a. j.
Creswell as one of his Cabinet.
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"FRoM THE FULLNEss OF THE
HEART THE Mourn SPEAKETH."-
Democrats of the Maryland delegation
in Congress, on Tuesday, went in a
body to the White House, to plead
with President johnson for the pardon
of Dr. Mudd, one of the Lincoln con-
spirators. This delegation faithfully
represented the entire rebel element of
Maryland, and were j. Wilkes Booth
confined with DR.. Mudd, prayer would
have been as earnestly offered by the
same delegation, and the petition been
as heartily approved by the element in
this State it represents
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THE DANGER OE ElEEAY.

But few diseases require attention that Colds and
Coughs, AMI few mere generally neglected. How
many persons when they take cold consider it Of
Importance, and Let it without Rejecting
Etcut oH its Consequences. Remember that neglected.
colds fl, IH'ny dangerous, and often result in dis
most difficult To- 4 cold in the head pro-
duce= cough. then pain in the side, fever, diff
Guilty in breathing. and finally ends in Consumption
Who wuuld suffer from cold with the probability of !.
serious attack of Catarr Bronchitis urnGa. Inlian-
MISIILERS HERB BiIrES can be had moment
notice: 1t will remove the tickling: sensation which
proceeds cold, prevent oarscrrss, check coughing.
"Xp" the gathered i'll the iruncha. and resist
successfully that fell destroyer. Consumption.
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BAY VIEW ITEMS.

ReligiGus..-On Saturday last the Metho-
dist Protcstants held their fourth quarterly
Conference for Cecil county, for the pres
ent year, at this place. | understand there
was a good representation from most OF
the appointments. Among other matters
of interest in the proceedings, the Rev.
Gabriel Moore was elected delegate from
this circuit to their Annual Conference, to
be held early i'll March, at Georgetown, d. c.
On Sabbath Rev. Mr.. Moore preached an
able sermon from Matthew 9Th chapter and
10Th verse. In his remarks he threw some
heavy shots, principally towards the MEM
bers, which seemed to have been well di-
rcctcd, from the remarks made shortly af-
forward. however, l believe no one was
seriously wounded. At the proper time
he made an appeal to the audience for
some funds for the benefit of Mr.. Elder
dice, Pastor of this Circuit, which met
with ready reponsc from the congrega-
ton, to the amount of $4,000.
Mr. Eldcrdice retires from this charge at
the close of this, his fourth year, having
faithfully discharged his duties as Pastor,
and won many friends by his upright walk
and gcntlcmanly Department. His dcpar-
ture will be regretted by the entire commu-
nifty.
The NJ. P. Church is the only one at this
place. 1t was Dulit ABOUT the year 1851,
at that time it was considered quite large
| enough to accommodate the church. going
people, but now it is much too small. In
deed, Il building three times as large would
often be filled.
The day cannot be far distant when a
church must occupy its place, corresponding
| with the wishes and requirements of the
neighborhood Nearly forty years have
| elapsed since Shelemiah Church was erected,
and many changes have taken place. quite
| n number of the bright and shining lights
who held forth from the sacred desk to a dy
| ing world the blessings and beauties of q
| christian life, have passed away; among
whom l might mention III names of the Rev.
| Thos. ii. Stockton. DR.. John Reese, Josiah
| Warden, aAd others that have gone to that
| undiscovered country from whose bourne
no traveller returns"
Spelling .School.-There was spelling
| school, on Thursday evening" 2Sth inst,
at Bay View chool-house-Miss Janney in
charge. Quite a number of children were
present, who behaved admirably, and
spelled remarkably well. But there were
some half-grown boys and girls, and some
who consider themselves young gentlemen
and ladies, Tor would like to be considered
such,) present also, who kept up such a
chatter, talking and giSgling about the
most silly things, as silly people generally
do-that the school had to be dismissed at
an early hour, much against the wishes of
the scholars. who went for good and a
noble purpose
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rs Mr.. Morris Cummings one of the
old established bakers of our town, having
recently sold off his horses purposes confin-
ing his business entirely to Elllton. AS IN
evidence ofthis thorough business capacity
his advertisement of Cakes, Confectionery,
Crackers, etc, will be found in our columns
this morning.
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ONwARD.-New York: Carleton. The
February number of Captain Mayne Reid $
new monthly magazine continues the
South American story of the grand eilaco,
with many useful hints on the manner of
life and people there. There is story of
our late rebellion, introducing brothers as
antagonists; a description of the cinchona
tree, which quinine is extracted; Texan
Hunters yarn ; Love Story; another in
stalment and long one of the Indian
Story, laid in the Rocky mountains brief
paper assailing the idea that British reform
allows popular representation in Paria.
ment; something in praise of Peace, with
poetry and the useful foreign, domestic
and miscellaneous items. For startling
stories this magazine is one of the best
published. Single copies 80 cents. So per
wear.
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Ad,ms E. Rro of W;Im

Adams & Bro, of Wilmington,
advertise their great Variety Store in
our columns. A number of our citizens
do considerable "shopping" in VIII.
mington, and We advise them to try the
above firm at SOC Market street.
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ANNAPOLIS GAzETTE.-We have failed
hitherto to notice the recent improvement
in this favorite. 1t appeared in new type
and in an enlarged form having eight col
umns on each of its pages. The Gazette
is now one Of the largest, handsomest and
best newspapers published in Maryland
outside of Baltimore city. We hope friend
Kings success will be equal to his enter
prise.
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LETTER FROM NEBRAsKA-The letter
from the new State of Nebraska, on our
outside page, by former resident of Elk
ton, will be found most interesting. Ac-
corting to our correspondents account.
which we doubt not is every way reliable,
that is wonderful country.
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The Democrat compares The Wing
to bull in china store, 1.-THE Dem
ocrat-representing the broken china
1t may be so; but to our notion that
vessel is a very common piece of earth
enWare.
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Rev. DIR. McCabe delivered lecture at
the Hall last evening. Subject" The
Sins and Sorrows of Literary Men," The
hour at which We go to press-Friday after
noon-prevents report Of the lecture
This concludes the course for the season.
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Paradise Lost is meeting with great Sue
cess in Newark, Del, the receipts of the
first and second evenings amounting to
nearly as much as those of the entire week
i'll Elkton. The Newarkers turned out in
force to see Milton illustrated.
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TO pHISICIAE+.

New York. August 18th. 1867.
ALLOW Me TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION tn MY
PREPARATION Of COMPOUND EXTRACT RrGT!if.
The component parts BuCIIC, L,NG LEAF, CCBEES,
JUMPER BERRIES
Mops OF PR&P>R,ToN.-iiuchu in VAGUE. Ju:,ircr
Berries y ,stiilaion. to form fine gin. Cuiri,S
tractr 10y displacement l'y liquor "'itam" fr"n Juniper
Berries containing very little sugar small PREPARATION
of spirit. and more p:.laibl- than amy in Tie
active properties are 10y This EiuGr g. tr-cte
Buchu prepared iy Druggists generally. is If dark
color 1t il plant that emit It's fragrance: the action
Of flame destroys this Its active principle, leaving
dark and glutinnuS dernCtiun. Min" is the color of in
gradients. Til" BurhG in ay preparation prr'iinatrS
the smallest quantity of til. ot"r Ingredients added,
to prevent fermentation: inspection it will be found
not t" he Tnct:irc made in itrinac"pua. is it
Syrup-anh therefore lee used in where fever
inflammation exit. In this have the know Wedge
of the ingredient and the mode of preparation.
Hoping that You will favor il with trial, and that
upon inspection it will meet with y"ur "pprul'ation
VI ii. t...lir.c Of con i.l.I..r.
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The New Jersey Legislature has
elected John 2. Stocton, Democrat,
United States Senator for six years
from the 4th of March next. lie sue
ceeds Senator Frelinghuysen.
There remain only two hundred
and sixty-scven miles of the Pacific
railroad to be built, and the line COM
plete from New York to San Francisco,
it is believed, will be opened early in
the spring.
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TableauX.-The managers Of this forth
coming grand entertainment, have been in
dustriously at work this week fitting up the
stage i'll the Odd Fellows Hall, for the eX-
hibition of Tablcaux, to commence on
Thursday evening next, and continue three
evenings. The stage arrangements are
by far the most beautiful and elaborate
ever gotten up in our town, and the series
of exhibitions, extending through three
evenings, will be the most interesting ever
witnessed in Elkton. The stage effect will
enhance not little the beauty of the scene.
The series comprise thirty Tableaux, Pan
tomimes and Musical Pieces, the whole to
be assisted by an Orchestra composed of
several stringed and wind instruments and
the piano. The careful preparation, and
the well-known ability of the committee in
charge, will insure an exhibition of unll-
sual merit, and an entertainment of the
kind never before witnessed in Elkton.-
We will assume the responsibility in adj
vance of pronouncing it Grand. Being
wholly for charitable purposes, every per
son who can possibly do so, will patronizl
the exhibition. The music alone will he
worth double the price of admission.
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MARRIED..

GRANT MORGAN.-At perryville, Jan.
2Sth 1869, by Rev. n. W. Bennun
THEODORE n. GRANT and MARY L. Nor
GAN, both of this county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2S,|l inst. E.
by the Rev. L. II. Jackson, JAS, Tucker
and MARY ANN JOHNSON, both of this
county.
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sH@ The gallery of the Hall has
been fitted up with seats rising back,
so as to give the occupants an excellent
view of the Tablcaux Thirty-four of
these, the best seats in the room, are
for sale.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Tie undersigned will sell Public Sale a. his resi-
G.nrc the farm Of John W Holt miles northwest
Of Elktuu on
Tuesday, tie 1914 dag Of FsJruary, 1869,
good Work Horses, Mare with 1sF-'F1S
Tl~ fal. thrcr-year Colts. . tw"-ycar II ~
(e-Aal Sold C"lts. l leirns., all of %u'"( i3-9l.
MI stock: Cows. will soon lie in profit: I.lIr
OF ,!lrrcs old Steers, partly broken; Yc;riins
CalNcs.
Wagon nearly n~w. Farming Implements. ruw
Gears. Bride. and Collars Double and Single Trees OK
Chains. and l.IaHy other articles.
81 sal" II commence at O'Clock N
TERMS At SALE.
Jan 30 1SC9-3w *. BLAZE.
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Estate of Dr. John GiIpin, decd.

Notice is hereby given thai letters T,stamcntaIy have
been by tn" Register of Wills Of Cecil county Granted
to the undersigned. Executor of the last viii uf said
dcccdcnt And all persons having claims against sail
estate rCqurtra IL present the same without delay;
and those who AZ" i'll any way indebted to said estate
requested 10 make immediate payment
JOHN GIiPIN. Executor
of the VII of Dr.. John Gpin. decd
EXcl:ll:.n IIntcl Ekton. Md IAN 30. lsGa-:.M
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Fine Wcather.-For. the past three weeks
we have had the most delightfully."- mild
spring-like weather. We fear it is un-
seasonable and that the fruit trees tempted
to burst into bloom by the deceitful sun
shine of January, will be nipped by the
blighting frosts of March,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Deafness. Blindness s. CatSrrEl.

J. ISAACS, II. D., sos Arch Street, Philadelphia,
OcuIst and Aurst, Professor in the Medical College ot
Penns yyana. of the E anl Ear. Persons afflicted with
diseases Of the EYE EAR. CATARElI will be sri"m-
tiicay treated and ctrr if durable He has been per-
maueEtiy located in the city for years. and makes the
above. s'rciaics in his practice. The Medical faculty
is invited he has secrets III his mode Of treatment.
n9-Artiiical eyes inserted without pain. No charges
made for examination.
lam -
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For Rent---A Farm of 165

ACRES. two aud alalf miles from Elltun.
Also, DIV ELLING HOUSE. on Main street, Elkt"n,
from 18th Of March. next. occupied 10y Matthew VI
Cantwcll. Apply to W. q. IiOLLINGSNDRTH
Jan 80, 1SG9-}w E!kton. Nj.
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so wad some power the giftic gle us
TO see oursels as others see U.S.
1t Wad frae monte blundcr free us
And foolish notion

P"5!ir ,eehools.-Thc present quarter of
the Public Schools closed on Friday. Goth
inst, and will be reopened on Monday.
February LIST. The schools have been well
attended and we'll conducted. The teach
ers, with but few exceptions, have given
general satisfaction to both parents and
scholars.
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FOR SALE.

very superior lot Of OPERA GLASSES for the use
Of the Ladies' of the Choir of one Of uptown Churches
They will be of great service to them. they will
enable them 10 examine the ,ncts and drcssc, uf he
ladies in the congregation without III" Necessity uf
stretching Themselves far the front part of the
Gallery a. 10 he in danger Of falling overheard
Address. POST OFFICE EON !. ElktUn, M.
Jan 30 lNtil-1W
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The Fair and Festival held Mt II

The Fair and Festival heldat IIart's Meet
ing House, in in Elk Neck, the first week in
the present month, for the benefit of the
Church, realized upwards of $500. The
Committee wish to express their thanks to
all who assisted in, and patronzel the enter
prise. The new Church is not yet finished
bnt is in a condition to allow the use of the
basement for the congregation.
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Eclipse of the MOOn.-Ths celestial
phenomenon occurred on Wednesday even
and the heavens being but partially OBJ
ing last Happening early in the evening,
scured by clouds, we presume the most
of our readers witnessed it.
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The United States Senate which ocsnr

The United States Senate which assem-
blcs on tho fourth of March will stand about
1iity-tive Republicans to thirteen Democrats.
The acccssions to the Republican side are
mainly of the most advanced opinions upon
all questions of reconstruction and suffrag &c.
The naturalization protocol signed by
Reverdy johnson and Lord Stanley lays
down in general the same principles on
naturalization which were embodied in the
treaties concluded last year by Mr.. Bancroft
with the German Governments. 1t is free,
however, from the odious provision of the
German treaties, according to which natur-
allied citizens, by the mere fact of a two
years residence in their native land, for
feited their citizenship i'll tho adopted coun-
try. In this respect it is n considerable
improvement over the treaties of last year.
-Ex- Governor Bramlette, S. s. Nichols
and ii. j. Sites, Judges of the Supreme
Court, and several other eminent Demo-
cratic lawyers of Kentucky have petitioned
the Legislature of that State to pass an act
admitting negroes to testify in courts In
this respect Kentucky is behind Maryland.
as the present Constitution allows colored
persons to testify. The Legislature, how
ever, has the power to forbid them this right
at its pleasure.
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tI Don't fail to visit the Tableauy
next week The proceeds are to be ap-
piled to charitable purposes.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Ny FARM. in Elk Neck. the North East River 50
under cultivation 1905 plCi Trees: good iPlc
Orchard. &c. Apply to EDWARD KENT,
Jan 80 iS69-3w North East.
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e4Y@ Go and see the Mothers
Dream" at the Hall next week.
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
Co., of York, Pa, ranks among the best
mutual Companies. The rates are moder-
ate, and all losses promptly paid. Persons
desiring Insurance in this Company, by
leaving their applications at Tile Wing
office will receive their Policies without
further trouble.
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~" The managers have concluded
to have no matinee during the cxhibi-
ton of TableauX.
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EVERYBODY READ THIs.-We are proud

EVERYBODY READ TIIs.-We are proud
to be the original and sole manufactures of
the celebrated WILMINGTON CITY SOAP
We have the evidence that there never was
a soap offered to the community that gives
such entire satisfaction. There is scarcely
a grocer in this city, or country store keep
er in this State, or the Eastern Shore of
Maryland that does not sell it, also in the
adjacent parts of Pennsylvania. In the
use of this popular soap you will be as
cortling to directions on each pound and its
value will be more highly appreciated.
Warranted pure and full weight. MOORE
& BRO. Wilmington. Del
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Baltimore Markets,
Dissolution of CO-PaltnershiD.

The Co-PartnersIp heretofore existing between the
und resigned under the and firm Ranlbo Writ
is this LAY dissolved Icy mutual consent
Tho business will be settled by W. C. Rambo All per-
having accounts with the late firm requested to
call and tttlc the W. C. EANBO
December :23rd. 1865. WM b. WRIT
.sn O. lS69-3w
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Spring FloweTS.-We were shown a
ohnny-jump-up in full bloom this
week, pulled from an open garden in Elk
ton.
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a. Go and see Father, Dear
Father, Come Home" to be represented
at the exhibition of Tableaux in the
Hall next week.
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--Ex-Govcrnor Pickens, of South Carolina
died Mt Elgcfeld, in that State, on Wednes
day.