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Chicago Market.

Chicago, April 20. ID
Flour-Unohanged Spring extras $525@60O;
>cuperfnes $4O0@436. e SCI. s
Wheat-Firm; $1.12@1.14 for No spring
s@1 0401O0 for No. 2, and 94c for rejected.
Corn-Active, at 57@5So for No !; ,54@55c for
No. Q; 47@471 for rejeoted. hUu I&3ldl
Oats-64@55c for No. 2.
Rye-$1.16@1,18 for No. l.. HsY2 ~,
Bssley-si5oeleo for Nos2 III ,FYEG
POTATOES 45@66e.
Butter-3O@34c for choice.
Eggs-15@151lc.
Unchanged Choice steers, $7!750S;
fair I'd GLASS, $8.75@7.50; medium to good butch
.ers' stock, $4.75@8O0; common to choice COWS
and heifers, tS:75@5.00; inferior and mixed
,ctock. SR5OGAO0. -af.s ass ~ esS sNAa sSs-s-sA
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ottawa wholesale Market.

Ottawa, April %, 1869.
Very little doing in grain, and as the rains
have again blocked the roads, business generally
is dull. ~
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Patients must vts thei nsme eee, port sos address
plainly All etteS requiring snewe must contain aIet
Ter stamp, andbs addressed to DIR. KNAPP SON,
AAnyof the shove diseases be treated successfully By
the patients describing their case In letter. when they
cannot see u.s.
past TWINS AlAns cae bs eensltsd tho Clon Hotel
9 follow: Wednesday, May bth Wednesday, June 30th
ednssdsy, Aug. 18Th; Wednesday, Oct. soth; wednes.
I Ssss ~ 80 sssA el.ss ses... &l.e 4 8YOl
n. R-Send for the INvAlIDS YRfEND AND HHALTn
INSTRUCTOR which teaches the sick how they can be 70.
stored TO health and how tsprsssrve their hdath
and prolong thsiritves spS
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H0uD8 Laden DoWore floik.
OF the lnjsrisus sGscn II Acs powder end wsshss. All
such remedies chose the pores Of the sn, ead o
time destroy ths compilation. II yeu woula have fs
hfalthy and youthful appsaanos nee Hslnbolds 1xtfac
0ArsapArillA 41EIN y II ap l7-2ms
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New YORK market.

New YORK Market. .,.- r..~,
New York, April 20.
Flour-Clssed steady, and more doing in low
grades. 49, ,-
Wheat-DuN and 1c lower. NJ gasSms Il
Rye-Dull and heavy, at $l300$1.32 for
western., -.,;. s,..... s... v,,.--. ~. .sg,,
.0ats Steady at 761Sc for western in store \
Corn-Qniet at S0G81c for new mixed west.
'ern, and S1h0S4o for old mixed western, in
store and delivered.
Pork-Modsrately active and frmer, with
Gales Of 500 bbls. new mess at $8125 ~ NO
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Those vAo Deess Briaacy Of Conpiexjea must purity
and enreh ~ Nod, which Helmtods geecenrats xx.
frat Of eSsSaporala Invariably does IN ~ Aelmbods
Take no othws ~ 11-2p
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St. Louis Market.

Sts Louis MafR0t. N
,iy.yrtra., st. Louis, April &C.. 4
'Flour-F1at, with few orders Sales Of super
'dne 4 $l71 for spring; Xxx ct $50O@7H6;
xxx at &7.50@S.50
Wheat--Quiet, but firm, at $1.55@1.60 for
prime white fall; $1.75@1.95 for choice to fsacy
ced. and whiteiNo spring at $1.O6; MOL 1t
41.10@l.11
Corn---Heayy and easier, at 65G67c for yellow
and white saeked. t.lIII Nj ( ltl,Atl
Rye-steady at s1.ss@1.95 for prime; 3l.2S
for chaice =,
Whisky-Dull, at S7gS, Sc. i72 Ji'
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Sperial lOtices. M
DIR. J. n. WALKER,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
nAy N CONSULTED AT 1us
- a. PARK HOUSE. OTTAWA,

AAd ~ oil other times ut the Dpenry t Diseases ofths
Hes asl 1ar, nevickers Theatsr Building OhteaGe
Dec. 20. 1888 80 " y
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THO THE AFFLICTED 80 $3.50
DIR. KNAPP & SON,
Physicians and Surgeons formerly New York. are treating


''1A' b.f4iG3frS7 staatal bFsgfa ts47r
CHI ONIC Disc Asses,
Which embraces the best and mos, approved methods In th
ana other countries for Of all Chronic Diseases They
treat successfully all nervous and Neuralgc Affections ali
forms Dyspepsia ofths Ly Conspaon
Oh Skin Diseases Pulmonary Consumption in ts early stages
raraiysb Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Headaches all Heart
Diseases. Diseases of Children and
ssnalnal weakness 4 sexual Diseases,
Which are carrying thousands to their graves annually
Il YE a % EA r.. 3,
They treat successfully on new method Ill disease Of the
EYE and EAR They have had extensive practice and
better success IN this treatment Of ali
DISEASES or WOMEN. a4ae.s
Than any other Physcians In America Thsy have cured
women who have been confined to their bed Tor year,
They never fail to cure to d IlH asI-i5s.'3 s1i
RHHUMATIsMi
In al ssges no matter Of how long standing rhey
/ ASTHMA!
They have asure or the distressing
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+ s1ME L1aHI LlJE& slaoea aa hiy'msI .
~ oNloAoo uMuon lDmg gvoNRo. Y gpl
[u.lskil1ksd Il i1sij a 1I T'eYo ~
wigwsm Building Lake Street. o1ihs q IN NJ ptt
e bbls, nnd p ~ " s deSyslsa q The A9ss
dals stps q the lovse pArkst epA oss6 nysss eg6
sSdSAsy shall rscers beopt atAsatioa. Aadss, u y.
400Nkk, Agsnt. 0Asa1ps IN ral N aa- . t0Aws /
hXE1LlNG nsCsR - DnNHs 80
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HEMNoRRHOLIDs, OR PILES. q
The Cure all Diseases u the
T H Il o A T A ND LII Nos.

Tnm couvfaAsloHs lr year, hsve averaged lom Avsto
eevsn thousand year which Gives them experiences unsr
passed by any, and equallsd only BY few.
We wish It disiScly understood that On. KxAPP nat
travelling physician. IN ITVH ~ tNWIsI
Heos vts afsw places oeassosay 10 accommodate hi,
Numerous patients In the country and others Who cannot
eonreRiastly visit him In Chicago.
ATRemember they do mot promise to cure all stages Of
Disease. While all diseases cursbe II taken in season. ali
stages are not Your cae maybe durable this ves nOt nc1
--sosday, net tororrow; hence The dngr u dSaEl M
No case Will be- rscslvea, when there
are any aoubss q Curs Of Relief.
Our Terms cAsn hence money must b. rst With al
orders for medicines costs from I'VE dollars thirty doars
month to doctor with rs which includes medicines
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I Up insw Oh iaa-Sii JoilS3. October q, f0oe
This certify that have ussd O. swsrhouts aAI Hssl.
1amtation q he bowsla The savs gave immediate relief
end IN fryght hours With the exception little weak
As "All Healing" 70 others dnilAriy Anicts6. Is 7T
| H., 49,. "a E.tr,,-- 0DNkY VAN vLECK.
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Sold by J. G. BALDWIN, Al La Sale st.,
Ottawa, Ill., and B. F. WALRAD, La Sale,
Illinois. ,gfw h1OglsJ 40 aoiA 90 1y.i7l
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Following is the
disposition of the causes before the March
term of Linn County Circuit Court, (not
reported in our last), which adjourned on
Saturday, March 9th
Freeman, Smith & Co. VS. A. Cohn-
continued.
j. II. Coghill s Co. vs. A. Cohn-con-
tinued
II. Bcrkawtz vs. \. Cohn-continued.
Jacob Underh;li s, Co. VS. a. Cohn-
continued.
Corbett & McLeay VS. A. Cohn-con-
tinued.
r. \. Swain & Co. vs. A. Cohn-con-
tinued.
Cyrus Wes;iake VS. y. Cohn-contin-
ued
s. Rosenbaum & Co. VS. A. Cohn-
continued.
Wallace Cuchman VS. Robert Burns
and W. d. Smita-claim 1000, iud.-
ment for Sf5e.
Z. II. Griffin VS. Fred II. Mckay
dismissed
j. Z. IoSue, Executor, VS. John Bur
ris ct al.-veroict, not guilty of trespass.
Jas. McMallan vs. Mahal. Wilson, Ex-
ecUtgX-continucd.
Lewis Ray vs. Geo. B. Thomas-dis-
missed for irFegularity
VIM. NJ. Ru,lcdge vs Smith & Jcn-
nings-dismissed for want of service
s. Levy & Bro VS. Jas. Kesling-dis-
missed.
Cranor & Helm VS. VIM NJ Rutledge
judgment for plaintiffs by default.
VIM. Crawford VS. w W. Parrish s.
Co.-judsmcnt by default.
Craaor 4 Helm VS. VIM. McCallistor-
settled
Moses Kirkendall ct al. VS. Matthew
NJ. Bryson-referces appointed.
NJ Z. Steward vs. Thos. W. Steward
continued, and referred to n. 3. Hum
phrev TO take testimony.
Adcljne n Hill vs. r. T. Hill, and
Susan Banford VS. Jas. Banfor,l-con-
tinucd, and referred to y. 3. Humphrey
to take testimony.
Thos. Summers VS. Eliza Summers
divoA pee granted
WDayidson VS. VIM McCallister
continued, with leave to reply by first
of May.
T. $. Summers and Eliza Summers VS.
Philester Lee-judgmcnt for Plaintiffs
for possession and S275 damages
State VS. Wm. VI. RutIe1gc-judgment
for plaintiff by default
Jas. II. Churchill, Adm, VS. W. w.
Parrish, J. e. Mcndenhall ct al-judg-
ment by default.
Thos. Morgan, Guardian, VS. Jacob
Kecs-refcrrcd to r. S. Strain to take
testimony.
Il \. White Us Jas ~ Balch-dis-
ni;S-ed
= ~. Nicholson VS. ". J. Robertson
dismissed
j. H. Welshcr vs. ". NJ. Clearinghouse
settled.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03

SPLENDID BuTrER.-Mr E. w. Pike,
who lives about seven miles from this
city, has established dairy, and intends
to 60 largely inte the manufacture OF
butter aud cheese. Mr.. Pike is an ex-
pericnced dairyman, thoroughly under
standing the business, and will furnish q
superior article Of both butter and cheese
to his customers. He proposes to furn-
ish families each week with fresh butter,
and those who want No. article will
do well to engage of him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03

AFTER TIE EXCCEsIoS.-Ata a special
meeting of Albany Fire Company No. l,
held at their Engine House, March 80,
1869, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Rcsolred, That the thanks OF the NOM
bers Of Albany Fire Company No. l are
due, and are hereby gratefully rendered,
to Mrs. j. G. MENDENHALL, Mrs. NJ. V.
BROWN and Mr. L. NJ. NADsWoRTH,
for the presentation of beautiful and
skilfully wrought banner on the occasion
of the excursion on Tuesday last !; tha,
although the present wa> unexpected aud
uninerited by US, yet we hope by ou:
conduct in the future to meet the appro-
baton OF the kind donors, and be deemed
worthy recipients OF their neat and tasty
gift.
Rcsozred, That our thanks arc hereby
extended to the President Of the Z. L.
Company, Hon. A. n. McCuLLY, for
generously providing for our use, free of
charge, the steamer Reliance, for an cx-
cursion.- on Tuesday, March Both, and
through him to the gentemanly and at
tentive officers of the steamer for the
many courtesies extended to us while
their guests.
Resot0ad, That we fully appreciate the
attractions lent to the occasion by the
music contributed by the Albany Brass
Band !; that to them in no small degree
arc we indebted for the success Of the
excursion, and that we hereby tender
them our thanks therefor
Resotoed, That vote of thanks is ex-
tended to Acting Mayor, Hon. f. A.
CHENoWETH, and City Council OF Cor
Wallis, and thrc ugh them to her citizens,
for rendering the hospitalities of the city
to the members OF this Company and the
ladies and gentlemen who took part in
| the excursion, and for providing an ex-
| cellent dinner for all that such noble
and generous conduct places us under
lasting obligations that Maj. johnson,
the Prince Of Landlords, is entitled to
the highest encomums for the manner
in which he entertained his guests on
Tuesday, aud that the City Hotel as a
success under his administIa alton.
| ResolUed, That our thanks are tender
ed the ladies and gentlemen of Albany
who have kindly, and on all occasions,
Especially the iadies), Game forward and
lent a helping hand in aid of the Albany
Fire Company,
Resol1ed, That the Secretary be in
structed to forward copies of these reso-
lutions to Hons. A. A. McCuly aud Il.
/ A. Chenoweth, the Corvallis Gazette and
the Albany papers.
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Notice..

q II the Il. S. Land Olicc at Oregon City,
O.egon To ROBERT C0NSTABLE-You are
hereby notified that JAMES MILLER has enter
cd nj this office the lot OF section 2. lots l. ),
and {, OF section Is. L. 10 s. L. w: said entry
being i'll onfiict with your pre- euption filing fer
thc fractional y. E. I OF said section 81; that our
decision altowin. said entry was affirmed by the
Commissioner of the General Land Office under
date Of january 29th. 1889. and that you viii be
allowed thirty days from service hereof in which
to take appeal.
OWEN WADE, Register.
HENRY WARREN, Receiver.
March ), 1862 m21n2)
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03

VARIoUs.-Owing to various causes
we are not up to the mark this week
but then local news is .scaee as hens S
teeth"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03

CoKvALLIs.-This is one Of the pref
ticst, neatest and most orderly little cities
on the coast of Oregon. This is our
opinion, built on Tuesdays observation.
Judging from the kind reception and the
many eourtesies extended to the citizens
of Albany by the citizens of Corvallis, on
the occasion of the excursion Oh Tuesday
last, We are inclined to the opinion that
warmer hearted or moro generous people
don't grow up and come to full maturity
and peraInbulate through space to any
greater extent than are to be found in
our sister city, Corvallis. No wonder
that the citizens ct Corvallis are proud of
their little city it's home to be proud
of. Next to Albany give US Corvallis.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03

HEARD FRoM.-The following dis
patch was received by Jos. Webber,
Foreman of Albany Fire Company No. l,
on last Wednesday,
PORTLAND, March 81, 1869.
j. WEBER Gould not get the Fire
Engine on board the steamship CONT
mental. 1t will come on the Ortf3anense.
j. J.. COWAN.
As the OriRammc sailed from San
francisco for Portland yesterday or to-
day, we may look for the arrival of our
fire engine in this city about the 18th
inst. 1t is understood that the largest
and best 'machnc" for sale was obtained
by Mr.. Cowan. AS the new engine
house will, with little extra exertion,
be ready for occupancy by that time, the
fire boys propose to have a little ''timc"
over the reception of the engine. The
transfer Of sder machine By the City
Council to the Fire Company and thc
s-housing" Of the same BY the Company,
will trauerire as soon after its reception
here as the necessary arrangements can
be made.
LATER-From Mr., ). L Cowan,
who returned on Friday morning last
from San Francisco, we have the follow
ing information concerning the fire en-
sine. Mr. Cowan purchased u fire en-
sinc which had been in use By the Broa-
erie Fire Co. of Sau Francisco abou:
four months, and is in all respects as good
as new, for the sum Of S 900. lie pur-
chased hose carriage for S150, and
400 feet of new hose at 81 ID per foot.
The total cost OF the Whole WI be, in-
cluling freignt, about $3.50. The
engine will be shipped on the ocean
steamer Or.7am:1te, aud will probably
reach Portland as early as next Saturday,
and we may expect its arrival here Oh
Thursday or Friday Of the following
week. The Fire Company have n con
temptation grand procession, reception
of the ''machine, - housing etc, about
the lst of May. Look out for .'der ma
sheen"
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For Sale.
HOUSE AND FOUR LOTS!

TN this city, good new dwelling witl Ii r-e
IL necessary outbuildings, and four lots. about
twenty minutes walk from the steamboat landing.
For particulars inquire at the office of the P.
7. Company, of J. B. MONTEITH.
Albany, January 80, 1869-7I
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03

SHORT TIME.-The California Stage
Company commenced running on "short
time" on the LIST Instant.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03

TIE RIvER-Has been in good boat
ing stage during the week, the heavy
rains on the first two days Of the week
adding greatly to its volume. Boats are
making trips to Eugene City. ~ -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03

WEATHER.-Sincet the cxcur sion the
weather has been balmy aud spring like,
and the air, burdened with the perfume
of sweet-scented flowers, seems to hive
acted as a soporfic on humanity generally
hereabouts. The quiet pervadiny our
streets reminds one of Sabbath in 4 New
England viilagc
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03

THAT DANcE.-A number of the par
tieipants 10 the excursion met at Parrish
Hall, on Tuesday night, and passed few
pleasant hours dancing. The use of the
hall was generously donated for the occa-
sion, for which liberality the unanimous
thanks Of all present arc hereby rendered
to those large hearted gentlemen, Messrs.
Parrish and Mendenhall. I,f
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03

SPLENDID.-Mrs. Duniway has return
ed from her trip to San Francisco, bring
ing with her an avalanche of new mili-
merry goods, of the newest and most fash
ionable styles, which can be seen at her
establishment on the corner of First and
Broadalbin streets, and our lady readers
are advised to calf and feast their eyes
on the very latest productions there on
exhibition.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03

PRAcTIcE.-Basc Ball Club meets for
practice this afternoon at Al o'clock, the
weather being favorable. .,....
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-03
wanted 2
Produce
Eouohr at Portland Prices

Having made arrangements with parties in
San Francisco, will be able to pay Portland
pr.ccs the COMM season. for all kinds of Produce
only deduetng ;ght from this point Portland,
which is only IS per ton. Bring along yorr Pro
durc. and I will buy it and pay vcn in cnsh or
trade. r. CIIEADLE.
February 90, 1s6a-2tm3
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-30
PHiV ATE DlsE:A>

In Males. and Irrr UltItl.s Frl.' are the great
destr , II .i-s,.,. Eny .u-ii u~ll attack the
sy-ttlI. AMI -rt!..ty uI rulue Iut. destroy II &.
they uEIye t... al ilJ.t lie ru--h tLr lu.rrr
from the ~t~. the -jrra-,'h ami vi-'T f-,.ra the
fame they -NNr lIuN ! ~''-ei ptt~igtt.-. AMI
poison, tAluu "a -ucle--lV genet a'r- 5he Gsl,e u
In3asI. TAr .iltrh- yhu ue ~-~u n -Cr3f..l Con-
.dni itiou, C,Ppe. the 10. olIc the PArtIy tic, the
Insane.
There i, NJ more terrible s,onrga to the human
thlI use diseases aIl-i z tr'ln the c'ntamI-
nation NeIrrIH Poison. The r.itte>t rms ty re-
treating to 0lpIl, mol. ever over the aIic
ted the sword + -tT.t "a that j. l,lle at tv
moment t. fail ami bllght--to utterly Iestroy-a.I
earthly hoFe-.
MEKCUaY, rcc.gn zel a- the most FATAL
MEDIC Al r y ENVY tu man. combining wiki the
VenerI.l. dauLI., ms itu-er- Those WHO have
been treated with thar I'errurioI;- MINERAL Pol
son, are II I cured II K disease has Only assumed
anew form.
Do NOTBE SATISFIED IMPARTIAL CURES
That leave~ :Er ,r,i-tu to crawl through the ey,-
tenn eat.uS it, way mt III" tissue and nr-.,us
beneath the pa -n,,th ,ur'.cs To h.r,t
out in the future with VI E-nce thai will battle
the effect- 81 me itCtne When Perfect CURE an
BE- obtained by consulting ph, sicIti. " h'n long
practice and TIA rrr A invest Cation into the ctuse
If Diseases oi the uNNAEY ORGANS enable to
Ietermiu.- Al once the ctfI-- # the disease
In all il-et-rs entrusted To- tn ctor' cs,r-,
PERFECT SPEEDY ant PERMANENT CURES,
In ali Cases Cure, Guaranteed.
In Syphlli- aud it. All JIict-, Gonuorr h,,-t and
ACCOMPANY IN Diseases; 81. d'-yrrrs Il the Blai-
der Kuury, and p,-t,lr; >uuu8l Weakness;
Disease, ct tn Heir LirUs-; py-p"l,ia; IudI-
gestion Imp .tr:ry, lUl. ,-lt C"n-uuil ;Iuti and
I'll d d.e..s- uf tlI- UuaIv ., in .It!er sex cure
s.ways wtrranrei, % Nc rAf required,
Ss..iI.tL ~ - ai<t tt>~.
The y,ur-, ilAu W:Tl eN .gr..C's that .,r,yy rig
xskut.- m ls muscular ami n,rutal or,uiz ,ti.,n
s.yud -t,!, l., c.il-cr ,,hr.rce ii Uses lie Will
Tad III thu .knr-~ II the ntc- 'emhllns ot the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-30

Has cured many rat.rut' in town. Persons ii
need Of his professional services are invited =
call at lis cGicc.
Carson City, March l. IsR
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established Uy
Dr. J. &. E0IGG. In 1870.
40 Cure. No Pay.

n-u.:A;iyn ~ .,,r.r"r otherwise, F,EE.
BENZ. + JOScELYN, ". p.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-16
ELKI'ON.
THE HOWARD HOUSE.

THIS FIRST-CLASS HOUSE has been rcitted and
improved in that will add much to the com
fort and conv enience of guests.
In undertaking the management Of the Howard House,
the Proprietor will spare pains to supply the table
with tho best viands the market will Afford and the Bar
with tho choicest liquors. The Chambers neatly fit
ted up. airy and comfortable. The stable accommoa-
tuns unsurpassed.
lie invitation his old customers and the
public stop with him, and he will spare pains to
please thcm.
WILLIAM FALLS, Proprietor.
Nov 81 lSGS-y Elkton, Nd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-16


CHESTER COUNTY.
Horse thieving is quite brisk in Chester
and Lancaster counties.
The Oxford Library will soon be in opera
ton. 17S shares of stock have been sold
Mrs. Ellen Lowery, aged n years, fell
upon the ice, in her yard, in Oxford, a few
days ago, and received severe injuries
Hugh Dunlap of East Nottingham town.
ship, aged IS years, fell off ladder whilst
getting into the hay NOV in his barn on
the % ult', and broke his right arm at the
elbow.
c. X. Mcdonald, Esq, of East Noting
ham, slaughtered recently, two fine Ches-
ter County White hogs, Is months old,
which weighed 495 and AGO pounds respec-
lively.
Professor Fla. Mills commenced a course,
of eight Lectures and Psychological ex-
periments in the Oxford Hall, on Friday
evening, 8th inst.
A series of religious meetings are now in
progress on the New London NJ. E. Circuit
Fifty-two persons have professed religion,
and have united with the church on proba-
ton.
On New Years Eve the members and
friends of the Oxford NJ. E. Church visited
their parsonage, and presented the pastor,
heV. John otrlnger, and his lady, with
many OF the luxuries of tho table and sub
stantials of life.
The question of forming new township
out of parts of Calm and Valley townships.
has been carried to the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania. 1t was granted by the
Court of Chester county, but the parties op
posed to the measure will not give up the
fight.
Seal Conner has sold about 81 acres of
land on Market street, Oxford, to John G.
Policy, for 81, $50. James Illingworth has
sold his farm of 100 acres and mill, in East
Nottingham, to William II, Curtis, of Ok
ford, at Shopper acre. DIR. George d. Arm
strong has sold the house and five acres of
his recent purchase in New London, to
John. Menough, Of same township, for
$500.
Penn Station has been considerably i'm
proved.
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:M<he Gtttl mhia
ELKTON, JANUARY Is, 1869.

B Mr.. John c. Hindman is our regu-
larly authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
Tile Wig.
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MEETINGS Of County Commissioners,
. Office to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
This il to give notice. that the subscriber Of Cecil
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court said
county letters Testamsntary tho personal estate
ELISHA KIRK,
late Of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 81 day Of December, 1889;
they may otherwiae by law be excluded from all benefit
OF said estate All persons indebted said estate
requested to make immediate payment to the subscrl-
sr Given under my hand, this 18th day Of December
1868. WILLIAM KIRK
Executor Of Elisha Kirk deceased.
Test-RsuRss d. JANAR Register.
Dec u, 1SoS-6w
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

BRICK STORE with DWELLING HOUSE at
tached, (the Store occupied by John f. Asxander
on Main street. Elkton
Apply ut NJ. LEIBERMAN'S Clothing Store, opposite
the Howard House. Ioct 81, 1S6S-iw
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1t operates the disease entirely different prin-
ciple from any other Medicine yet used uniting
with the acids of the Stomach and acting Mild
carrying off all bile and deeterios gases