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Railroad Traina

=, LEAVk-Chcsy0,R Rock IslsHd 4 Paoia',going
East, at 90 A. ". and NJ =. NJ.
Going West-at G.I5 A. NJ and 6.A5 pm
Western Union. and sterling 4 Rock Island,
at $50 P. NJ.
Goal Valley, about 700 A. N. and 100 P. NJ
ARRIVE Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific
from the Ea,t at 6.AO A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ.
From fhe West, at 1850 A. NJ. and 0.O5 p. NJ.
Western Union, and Sterling 4 Rock Island
at s55 A. NJ.
Coal Valley, about 1 A. ". and PM
@S- Trains run by Chioagy tine, wLioh i,
e"'u' - minutes lhster than E"ek l.. time.
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MaiI RnnteE


CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-,rfiyes At
$40 A. VI. and CROP. VI. CIoscsat C.l0 A. NJ.
and 500 p. NJ
PORT BYRON MAIL--ua WssoroWn, Ilanr-
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cofdova, az
rives At s.55 A. NJ. Cl3sesI50 ?. NJ,
COAL VALLEY MATL-lby cars) daily, leaves
between and SA. NJ, returning at about s
p. M. Orion aud Andover are supplied by
this route
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arrivos At 7:5OA.
NJ and g.o5 Pm. Closes at $40 A. NJ. and
500 2. VI
ALEDO MAfL-vis Camden Mills, AndAlu.
sis, Edgngt0n, Hamlet, PerrYton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg OqunwkA, to
Oquawka Junction, tSSgetoWn), leaves daily
between A. NJ, and arrives at $50 y. NJ.
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, HaIitt, Buff
aIo Prairie, Illinois City, DruTy Copper
Creek, and MIersburg, goes by this route
MONMOUTH MAIL-viA PTosnption, sues
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
RichIAni Grove to Monmouth, leaves Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 A, NJ,
and arrives Mondays, Weduesdays aud Pr.
Day At 7 p. NJ Centre Ridge Ia supplied
On tuesdays by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once week Ar.
ryes Friday evening, a. O'clock and leave =
Saturday morning, ct O'clock.
Office hours from 7:rO A. ". to 800 p VI.
mr. Sundays, open tou . to 10 AM
VI. D. OSBORN. Post Master.
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We notice that ties for the Peoria and
Rock Island railroad are being hauled and
distributed along the line Of the road in
the vicinity Of Ibis city. We may expect
that track laying will soon be commenced
EeOrid Democrat
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SruoSo Porr.--Tbe Rock Island Union,
ia urging the claim, OF that place for the
location Of the Bhnd Asylum, brags Of the
"ppriyslIed onractions Of the scenery ~
D,re7UorJ Democrat
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Odd TelloWR

Rock Island Lodge No. IS, I. o. 0. F.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
EngIe SITS, at n o'clock P.
J. o. LUNDBLAD, n. &.
!. FRAsE CONWAY, h. S.
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A full line of the celebrated "Grande
Duche8se" aud "Ristori' shawIs in rich
bright coIoriug,: also Barege, Llama, Lace
and Grcnadiue Shawls; latest styles and
lowest prices, at
NEwBURGER's.
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Masonic.

Barrett Chapter No. ls,R. A. N. meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tues
days Of each month.
HENRY BURGoWFR, Il. P.
GEORGE l.. CARLTON, Sec.y,
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Daily ARGUS.
wednesday Evening, April 20, 1889.
Premium Job Printinn

orders Tor job Printing will meet with PROM {
IN the very best manner and Al rra,onnbIg rates
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Or. +. II, BOWMAN of Andalusia LEFT for
New Orleans yesterday, as delegate from
the Illinois and Iowa Medical Association,
to attend the National Medical Convention
in that city next month.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

! OFFER my place on Orleans street, in the
lower part Of the city, near the new school
'r3ing for sale. There are tour lots IN one en-
q, sure u good house, barn Sheds' ETC. ana eV-
gry.0ipg ,nnveniept-a good well, cistern, cellar,
a g-.,t ysris.v nf fruit treeF, &c. Be. For fur
q particulars enquire Of the subscriber.
LIE. SAULPAUGE.
Book Island. Jan'y IS, 1859, dtt'
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FIVE HUNDRED iaborers can be furnished
with employment on railroads, with free
transportation, by applying to the Young
Mems Christian Association Of Chicago.
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HARRISON u SrAHKs, druggists, 81 Brady
street. Davenport, make the purcst and mic.
est hayortug extracts ever used, You need
only to try them to be convinced
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WHERE IT CONE Fgou.-Tho charming
little picture, English Beauty" hanging in
front of our desk, come from Walter Gates
book store, Of course, where everything tasty
IS for sale at such infnitessima prices.
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AMERICAN YEAR Boost is rare indeed
to get hold of volume of statistics that
seems to be both accurate and comprehen
siye, and that is up to the time; inasmuch
as the delay needful to prepare such a vol.
ume ages its material even before it reaches
the public We have, however, in the timer
jcGu Year Book and National Register for
Is69, port,y octave Of more than 500
! pages, now before US, one which seems to
include, so far as we have at hand the ma.
teriaIs Of reference, the latest issued materi.
ais Of statistical returns, including even the
XVIII Amendment, the Cabinet in its re.
yised state, and the Chairmen of the various
committees Of the Senate aud House.
It is difficult to express the honest value
Of such a book as this, and we only hope
that the enterprise and lberaity of its get.
ter5.up will be SO appreciated Rs to remu.
nerate them for their trouble, and incite
them to keep tho vr.,,,,'os VI its continuance
IN an uninterrupted series Q. D. Case &
Co.. Hartford, Conn, publishers; D. y.
Camp editor. Agents wanted everywhere.
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a Farm Of 70 acres, with new buildings
and some fruit, near Davenport, can be
leased tor one or more years on favorable
terms. Apply at this Office
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DUsIwuss CARDs.
Il, Q. CONNELLT,

4 TTORNEY ATLAw AND NCTARY r.
n lie, Rock Island, III. OGcs over '"' w.
Office.
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TO-Days Advertisem't s
LOT FOK sAkE.
NOTICE.

VIE regular meeting for election Of oai,o,. .,
the Young Mems Library AssJcisti1n ~ W
the ensuing yea will be held at the Lib,a wi
Rooms on the ~ day Of May, A. b. 1897. At 7
O'Clock T. NJ. By order Of The Board. "
L L, PARMENTER, seo'y
Rpr2jdJt.
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PETER FRIES,

DBcrIYLra AND 6ANuPAergRER OF
Is 1oma. n Liquors @ Exporter and Dealer in
FosoiDO T Wnc, sad Liquors FRONT street, OPPo-
10. -, Lsodtng, Rock klAsd, II.
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AN AFTERNOON At MOLINE Yesterday
afternoon we decided OF a flying visit to
Moline, aud armed with twenty-five cents
worth Of tickets, embarked on the street
cars to shortly reach our journeys end.
There is no mistahiag the place when You
enter Moline. Its busy streets, it's trim
residences, its misunderstanding shops and
stores, its hourishinp manufactures, its in.
dustrIous operatives, and the roar Of ma.
chinery on every hand, all indicate with IN.
varying certainty the exact geographical 10.
cality infested by your presence.
First Of oil, We saw MacBryde. He's one
Of the principal features of the place, and
an object Of great interest to visitors. We
had read one Of his characteristic handbills
and wanted to inspect the man. His spIen.
did stock Of goods struck us with astoni,b-
ment. He's doing biz business, and may
his shadow never grow less.
The WOODEN mills are not running at
present, but will start up soon.
We admired the new bank building,
which is q credit to the place. Everybody
seemed to be making improvements, and "a
General air of prosperity prevailed.
MOLINE rLow COMPANY, FORMERLY cANDEr,
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r. A. NcCLrha, the new Nour merchant
has just had splendid sign turned ont by
McDauuel
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Oyc hundred dwelling houses are il pro.
cess Of erection in Davenport. Two hun.
bred ought to be going up in Rock Island
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Fon SAtE,--A good horse, wagon AM
harness for sale nt bargain Enquire O
". L. Errett, on Adams street. d2t.
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The Daveuporter' are 70 have another
railroad meeting this evening connected with
the Davenport d -. Paul scheme.
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Tue Turner's wish to sell their lot in
Spencers addition. See notice.
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OrR hotels have been doing good bust
ness lately.
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FaYsNGER has commenced building his
new alcohol disti.lery at Camden.
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The Duvenporters are bound to have Il
Soldiers Monument.
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The May term Of the District Court Of
Scott county opcus on Monday next
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A DELIGHTFUL rain last night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-09
American Artists in Rome.

The artists are busy finishing off thei
work. Mr.. Rogers has just sent away hi
artillery soldier and sailor for the Sol
diers' Monument at Providence, R. |.
and his artillery and cavalry soldiers fol
the Soldiers Monument at Detroit
Rhinehart is having his Antigcne pul
into marble He has beautiful thing
on hand-a Clytie-which will detaiu
him after most of his brethren have left
Mr.. Ives is,finishing his grand colossal
statue of Roger Sherman, one Of the two
ordered from the artist by the State OF
Connecticut for the Capitol at Washing
ton. Two hundred cases Of pictures and
ststuary left here few days since for the
Art Exhibition at Munich. The Bava-
rian Government takes charge of them
from the moment they are deposited at
the railroad station in Rome, and trans.
ports them at its own expense TO Munich.
1t also returns them free, at the close of
the exhibition, to the railroad station
again.
Miss Foley sends some of her 6ne has
reliefs there. This young lady is at
work upon lovely fountain which we
shall see completed next year. A group
of three beautiful children are nesting
under column or trunk half hidden by
aquatic plants. Above them bend aean-
thus leaves, whence the water is flowing
into the lower basin.
Miss Stebbens' bronze Angel of the
Pool OF Bethesda is in Munich to be cast
but unfortunately it will not be COM
pleted in time to enter the exhibition. 1t
can be seer however, at Muller's royal
foundry d9rrbg the GUNNER. The angel
is Just alighting upon mass of rock iu
the center of the upper basin, "troub-
ling the waters" The water is to break
in natural jets from every part of the
rock, and fall in mist or spray about the
fountain, The work 10 foF the Central
hsrk,
Miss Hosmer has been hard at work
during the winter, but is still almost
Theoretically sealed in her studio. She
has beer making large portrait statue
of the Queen of Naples, aud . nonu-
uslt fof Mira. LetohWortb, O lovely
young American woman, who died nm
Lake Geneva last summer. giiss Whit
ney haS just sent ~ a very remarkable
s.auy, winch has been seen by but fev of
her friesds as yet. It is the figure of a
woman, FROM whom the glory of woman
hood has all departed. She is seated on
broken column. From her Esnd, lying
listlessly upon her lap, the coins which
she has collected during the day have
fallen. Beside her besgsr's medal and
a ariest's mask tell how these have been
earned. Into the hem Of her dress are
woven the celebrated statues which Rome
possesses-the LAGOON, the Apollo Bel.
vedere, the Dying Gladiator, and others.
Below them is fringe of rags. There is
old age written all over the figure; the
face and throat are shrivelled and
wriukled the form is bent but the eye is
still of surprising depth. In it alone
can We read what she once was. Thus
has Rome appeared to this sriist, ssd
thus has she shown it to u.s. Cer NJ y.
EreniHg Post
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Wffticisms.
Bar buoys-lawysrs,


Matters of large public interest-Cou-
pons.
"Jack, your wife is not so pensive as
she used to be-" mo; she's expensive. "
How to "turn peoples heads Go
late to church.
From what did the old fashioned horse
pistol derive its name2 From its habit
of kicking.
Superstition is but the fear Of belief
religion is the confidence.
Mystery is useful only for the purpose
of concealing ignorance. -
Cherish your best hopes as faith, and
abide by them in action.
Those who make the world laugh often
themselves laugh least.
The kindness Of distant friends is like
the polar sun, too far removed to warm
US.
Authority for middle-aged whiskers--
Whom the gods love dye young.
"Sal, what time do your folks dine =
Soon rs ycu goes; that's missuss or
ders."
When is young mans arm like the
Gospel? When it maketh glad the waist
places, rf-fna.Bsrr
Why are all whist players like mon
keys2 Because they have odd tricks.
In Kansas City tailor has a store
whose sign reveals the words A. Swim
dler."
Why are whisperers like sea robbers 7
Because they are private hearing lpriva-
teeripg).
On 6 elild being told that he must be
broken of bSd habit, he naivly replied /:
"Papa, hadn't better be megdedY"
Cosmetics are to the face what aGection
is to the manners-they impose on q few
and disgust many.
Il is said that truth is mighty and will
prevail. With not few it's mighty
scarce, and is long ting, i ever, in pre-
vailing.
A Western paper, spesking of the sud
den death Of man, says: II was q
dreadful blow to the family, which con-
sisted OF wife, an adopted sou, and q
few bCarders."
A lady was urged by her friends to
marry q widower, and as an argument
they spoke of his two beautiful children.
Children" replied the lady, "are like
toothpieks; person wants her own"
A,rasaler stopped s; an inn in neigh
boring village, snd finding the landlord
and Isndlady fighting, cried out: 7" HALO,
who keeps this house 2 The wife re-
piled; That's just What we are trying to
decide"
George Bevrses, Of Baltimore. is the
name Of the young man whom Miss
Rorie saved from drowning at Long
Branch. Like the victim of Lillian, be
would be dying ever thus."
A little girl, worn out by long ser
mon, observing the preacher gathering
himself for the introduction Of another
point" exclaimed, "0h, mother, be is
not going to quit at all be is swelling mp
sgsin
A farmer receRtly advertised for ran
away wife, and called particular atteu-
tiou TO the mearness Of her desertion
iust as the spring work was coming on,
after be bad bad the expense Of vintering
her.
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the yellow locks Of the Dane, but
strangely enough, no eminent Hamlet,
except Fechter, has ever played the
character in them. But he is neither
fat and scant of breath" like Burgage,
plain-featured, like Betterton, low oi
stature, like Garrick and Kean, nor
weak-voiced, like John Kemble. And
he adds to all other advantages enthu.
siasm for his profession, and profound
,, belief in its dignity and worth. Such a
Hamlet ought to recall the palmy days
of the stage, and animate some modern
Ophelia with the genius of Mrs. Cibber or
Elizabeth Barry.
SENSIBLE CONCLUSION.
1t has been the fashion in all ages to
cry out at the fallen condition of the
stage, and bemoan the decline of the le-
gitimate drama. johnson sadly pic
tured it in the prologue he wrote for
Garrick, and seemed to anticipate that
the revival he witnessed would prove but
temporary:
Perhaps when Lear has raved and Hamlet
died,
On flying cars new sorcerers may ride"
Doubtless, before newspapers, books,
reading-rooms and lyceums were abun-
dant, all classes depended more upon
the stage for culture and intellectual re-
creation than in this age of general in
telligence, beautifully diffused. But we
are not of those who believe in the de-
cline of the drama. 1t was held very
wonderful that Barry could play Romeo
twenty-three nights in one season.
Within the present generation, Gustav
Emil Devrient played Hamlet" in
German, in Berlin, for eighty consecu-
tive nights; and the New York stage has
lately seen Edwin Booth, in the same
character, drawing crowded houses for
one hundred nights in succession. Is
Melpomene dead. or are her laurels
withered, when such thing can be2
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Two New Orleans brothers, brokers,
named Alexander and Aaron Harris,
died, each without knowing Of the
others sudden. sBd dangerous illness,
Alexandss dying Sunday evening, and
Aaron, Monday.
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Ballard. the insecurity inssras-s de-
fsalier, wss delegate TO the YIN. c. A.
Convention at Portland, and the day
when his deeds we're found ont was cd
dressing the children Of Eve Sunday
schools,
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MERRITT 81 WELD. Gen,I A g'ts,
eoe Front Row, Memphis, Tenn
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Blue Ridge Railroad.

SAist3 1si;, t 81: "a Ls4 M re-
rTNHE attention of Contractors is invited to the
E work OF completing the Blue Ridge Railroad,
Ill South Carolina from Anderson, South Carolina.
to Knoxville, Tennessee-a distance of one hun.
dred and iifty-two miles to build.
The Executive CoTmittee Of the Board of Direc-
tors Is prepared to enter into negotiations with
responsible persons, who may desire to undertake
the work
Payments will be made in frat mortgage f7)
per cent currency bonds of the Company secured
10y the guarantee of the State of South Carolina.
for the punctnal payment of both principal and
interest. The mortgage covers unencnmbered
property OF the Company, which cost three and
quarter millions of doare in gold, and embraces
fifty miles of road complete and in running order
Detailed Estimates, Plans, Profiles ard Specifi-
cations. will be ready for inspection by JUNE 1.
1863 Meanwhile, approximate quantities and
other information concerning the work may be
obtained by application to Col. James z. Low, the
Chief Engineer of the Company, or to the under
signed, at Columbia, South Carolina.
r. X. SCOTT,
april 20 tuth13 Chm'n ofExecutive Committee.
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HEALING SPRINGS,
Bath County, Virginia.

THESE SPRINGS will be open for the reception
II OF Visitors ON the 1st of June. with ample ac-
commodations for 800 persons.
They are accessible by the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. Passengers leaving the cars at Coving-
ton Depot arrive at the Springs in four hours, by
comfortable stages, over first-rate turnpike
road OF easy grade, passing in full view of the
celebrated Falling Springs, and other picturesque
mountain and water scenery
The luxurious and invigorating effects of the
Hot and Cold Baths arc acknowledged by all who
have used them. The accommodations and ma
nagement are equal to those of any city hotel.
Pamphlets, descriptive of the virtues of the
waters, and nttesting their wonderful curative
properties, can be procured by application to
Mcssrs. Purcell, Ladd " Co., Richmond; kcdwcl
X Son, Washington City; Coleman " Rogers, Bal
timore, Md; Bullock X Crenshaw, Philadelphia
Springs.
Telegraph Office at the Springs
Board per day, s.; per week, $50; per month,
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
HUGH w. FRY, Proprie;ors
A. T. STOKES,
Nav 20 +l2 JOHN L. EUBANK, Agent.
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fs' FiIILoSUPFIf OF MAKKIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, as delivered at the
New York Museum OF Anatomy embracing the
subjects: How to Live and What to Live for:
Youth, Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Generally
Reviewed; The Cause of Indigestion; Flatulcncc
and Nervous Diseases accounted for: Marriage
Philosophically Considered, &c. These lectures
will be forwarded on receipt OF four stamps by ad-
dressing Sec,y Baltimore Museum of Anatomy,
"a west Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
Nav 6 =,
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Special
Notices.

THE MARRIAGE KING.-Essays on the
Errors of Youth and the Follies OF Age i'll regard
to Social Evils, with certain help for the crrins
and unfortunate. Sentin sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
T1ON, Box F.. Philadelphia, Pa. May % 3mo
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Barber ShoD.

HAVE this day opened n BARBER SHOP ON
Il PLAIN STREET, where can always be found,
ready to accommodate ali who favor me with their
custom, respectfully solicit share Of the pa
tronago OF my white fellow-citiZcns.
May ~ T. KENSTLER
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South Carolina--.RichIand County.
IN EQUITY

John a. Crawford rs. Sophronia Mudrow, ct al
BW for Foreclosure.
appearing that Robert Mudrow and Samuel
il Muldrow, two OF the Defendants in the above
stated case arc beyond the limits of this State:
and, on motion of L. w. McMaster, Solicitor for
complainant, it is Ordered That the said Robert
Alu,diow and samuel Muldrow do plead answer
or demnr to the said bill within forty days from
the publication Of this order, or decree ,ro con-
teSSo be entered up against them.
u. 3. MILLER. C. C. r.
CLrREs OFFICE, COLUMBIA, May 13, 1860.
May Ii etd4
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South Observation-Disclosures County.

South Carolina -Richland County.
W; ". Rife applicant, rs. Thomas c. Rife et al.
pctendants-P Petition for partition Of Rcal Is
tate.
| APPEARING to my satistncio that S. L.
Il Chambls, Mrs. NJ. +. Martin and S. b. Chancv
Defendants, reside without this state: is there
fore, Ordered That they do appear and object to
the division or sale of the real estate of Jacob
Rife, deceased, on or before tho 5tli day of July.
a. ID. 1863, or their consent to the same will be
entered of record WILLIAM H. WIGG
May II tufl7 Judge OF Probate
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Our Wholesale Denartment.

nice assortment of Prints, Bleached and Brown
Goods, just to hand together with n full limo of
other Goods for the Department. Wrapping Pa
per, Twinc, &c.
May 16 r. G. SHIVER
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In northumberland.

Mary A. Flanagan, Administrative vs.. Edward II.
I. Flanagan, ct al.
VDURSUANT to the order of the Court the Gre
Il dtors of THOMAS FLANAGAN, deceased, are
required to present and prove their demands
against the said estate before me, on or before
the lst day of June. ID. B. MILLER, G. c. P.
March 90 tn
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Wheat Fans.

Wheat Fans.
GRAIN CRADLES and SCYTHES STRAW
VI FORKS, Threshers, Horse Powers and Reap
ers, on hand and for sale low by
Mays FISHER, LOWRANCE & FISHER.
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PosrAaE.-Ninety thousand dollars is the
total for one month of the business of the
New York post Office with European coun-
tries.