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TRUSTEES SALE
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BY virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, sitting Court Of Equity, the undersigned
Trustees will offer at Public Sale, at the Cross Keys
Hotel, at Brick Meeting House, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL the 26th, 1871,
at O'Clock P. M. all that VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
of which certain John Dawson died seized containing
"a Acres, l Rood and 6 PercheS
OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
This is of the finest little farms in the -
county. The soil is of excellent quality and in
good order. The Buildings in fair condi- HI
ton. Ill.,
The property located the north side of the Toad
leading from Brick Meeting House to New London and
about miles from Brick Meeting House. The neigh
borhood is healthy and railroad churches and stores
convenient.
A1-Terms Cash upon day of sale.
Costs of Deed and Stamps to he pail by purchaser.
REUBEN HAINES,
mar IS, 1Si1-ts Trustee
NorIcE.-Although the decree requires all the pur
chase to- 10 paid in cash the day Of sale the
Trustee requested by of the parties holding lion
said real estate to give notice that far the amount
due him extends it may be reinvcste in the property
which will be more fully explained on day Of sale.
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At the cor. of Sd & Orange sts., in
the City of Wilmington Del, there is an
establishment from which issues weekly
thousands of pounds of an article which to
far country" That establishment belongs
to Moore & Bro;-that article is Whining
ton City Soap"
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NOTICE..
JOSEPH PESNELL

THOMAS p. CAMPBELL & ELIZABETH CAMPBELL.
his wife; JOHN PlLLING, WAYNE MacvEAGH, Trus-
tee; JAMES IL. ROWLAND, trading as j. H. Rowland
Co; JAMES A. DAVIS and JOSEPH b. PUGH trad
ing Davis Pugh.
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TRUSTEES SALE
HOUSE AND LOT, IN ELKTON.

BY virtue of Decree of tho Circuit Court for Cecil
county, in Chancery the undersigned Trustee will
On Tuesday, the 1871 day Of april, nert,
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AT O'CLOCK P ", THE
HOUSE and LOT. IN ELKTON.

whereof David A. McCrea died seized This property
on Back street the north side adjoining the residence
OF Alfred c. Colc the Lot having front Of 40 feet and
running back to the r., W. D. Railroad 400 feet
The House building is brick. 20 by Is feet, two kk0a
stories in hight The back building is frame, I!M&
a story and ahaf in hight, 20 by Il feet. III, III
The property will he sold clear of all liens.
THE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by the decree,
requires Oncthird Of the purchase money to DO paid in
cash the day Of sale; onc-tlird in Six Months and
the residue in Twelve Months The credit payments to
bear interest from the day of SALE and to lie secured by
the Bonds Notes of the purchaser with surety to be
approved by the Trustee.
]. T. MCCULLOUGH
mar 25, 1s71-ts Trustee
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NOTICE..
SCOTT STEWART


AMOS r. BLAKE and ELIZABETH BLAKE his wife
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
March 10th, 1871.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The Cecil National Bank,
AT ELKToN, IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND,

AT PORT DEPOSIT, IN THE STATE or MARYLAND,
at the close of business the 18th dny Of March, 1871
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DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA,

and he confidently recommends it to every fmily as
household remedy which should be freely taken AS
BLOOD PURIFIER in all arrangements of the system and
to animate and fortify all weak and Lympathc temper-
m-nts. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Plat St, New York
Sole Agent for the United States
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular. Isl
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AGENTS, s"ns. snnsSsn
Male e. Female. TO AeEyrs Information free.
Address American Book Co., g. William ST.. NY 81
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J u r u B f. B A

sent special commission to that country to procure in
its native purity, and having found its wonderful
two properties to exceed the ancipatons formed
by its great reputation has concluded to offer it the
public and is happy to state that he has perfected
arrangements for regular monthly supply of this
derful Plant. He has spent much time experimenting
and investigating to the most efficient preparation
from it, for popular and has for time used in
his own practice with most happy results the eectua
medicine nreseutet 70 the nilhlic
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
% ht Ortgon gepablirau.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, MAY 6.
Local Items.

There is, perhaps, no portion OF a
county paper that is looked to with
more interest than the local columns, as
it gives matters of interest concerning
our own, and also adjoining neighbor-
hoods, towns, &c. A paper whose col
umns are devoted to this kind of read
ing, becomes a great promoter of social
intercourse between the various local.,
ties. People thus become interested
In each others misfortunes and calami-
ties, as well as in their prosperity
Deaths, marriages, improvements, run
aways, public gatherings, and all events
which transpire are to be chronicled in
the County Paper. But few persons
realize how difficult it is, without
assistance, to collect all these matters.
Unless other parties render assistance,
no matter how diligent the editor may
be, he is unable to collect matters OF
interest and importance from all parts
OF the county; and 1t is great advan-
tage to him for persons knowing any
thing Of general interest to inform the
editor, either by note or in person. Do
not think that because an affair may be
we'll known in your own neighborhood
that it is known everywhere. Then we
would say to all, send along your items
of local interest, and you will thus not
only confer favor on us, but be of use
to the public.
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ii.
branch of industry in its infancy,
finally succeed in building up manu-
featuring interest here which shall be a
source of wealth to the State, unsur>
passed even by the agricultural indus-
tries. great though they may be. Let US
see to il that we lose no opportunity OF
advancing this branch of industry; and
while the Company are debating the
question OF rebuilding the woolen
mills in Polk County, every induces
ment should be held out which possibly
can be by the residents of the County
to have these mills e-bullt and the
citizens of Dallas should bring to bear
all possible means to have the mill
built close to town. Oregon City, with
manufacturing experience unsurpassed
by any town in Oregon, has offered
s5 1000 to the Ellendale Company as an
inducement for them to 60 to that town
and build mill, instead of rebuilding
here. We hope our business men and
capitalists viii act upon this hint, and
not lose the opportunity of securing
what will be of greater benefit to the
town and county than any other one
thing-the re building of the Woolen
Mill in Dallas.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
HoME MANUFACTURES.

Among the matters of Importance
which are now pending for settlement
by the people of our town and County,
is the question of home manufactures
. The destruction Of the Glendale Fac
tory by fire has called the attention of
the people to the advantages of this
branch of industry and if they do not
now realize those advantages, they will
before the close of the year Sir s.
Morton Pcto, in his book on America,
speaks with great interest Of the ad-
vancement made in this country in
manufactures. One noticeable fact ia
this connexion is that the cities or sec
tions which encourage manufactures
are the ones that make the most rapid
advancement in population and wealth
To show the advantage of manufactures
to q town, we extract the following
from Philadelphia paper of recent
date, which shows the great benefits
which have accrued to that city from
this branch of industry:
"The multiplication of factories,
fouDdries, churches, and large public
structures of all kinds is truly snrpris.
ing, and the Inspectors are kept con.
,etantly busy examining plans, or the
fulflment of them. The number OF
new houses erected every year in Phil
adelphia exceeds the entire array of all
kinds in the city of Wilmington, Del.
and represents an annual increase oil
about thirty thousand inhabitants.
But more potent than everything
else is the enormous increase i'm our
manufactures. New industrial works
spring up everywhere in such mum bers
that we cannot pretend to keep record
of them. In the nineteenth ward these
establishments have multiplied at an
astonishing rate, and wherever new one.
appear, whole blocks of dwellings, are a.
once built for and occupied by til,
operatives.
The city expands in wealth, industr,
and material development much fastel
than in population, and she wields
power far and near that is not repre-
sented by the census table. Our capa
city for great enterprises, so Ion.
underrated, has received such demon
stratIon of late years that the city com
mands infinitely more respect abroa,
than formerly. It is remarkable hoy
little interest seems to be attached her
to the results of the census. No on,
waits for them. All are sure of tn,
future Of Philadelphia. and go ahea,
sanguinely with their undertakings
The patient, persevering manner il
which the people of our city thus pur
sue their aims, disregarding all discou
ragements and the more brilliant sue
cess OF our commercial rivals, reflect
credit upon the American character
The stagnation of New York and Bos
ton, and the extraordinary growth o
the leading western cities, shows us tha
while we have nothing to fear from ou
seaboard rivals, the competition of tn
West is something to be looked after
What we have now to do 10 not to com
pete with New York, but to look on
tor St. Louis and Chicago Can we no
imbibe some of their exuberant enter
prize 7"
While we cannot expect, with an
show Of consistency, to ever equal Phi
adeIphia in extent Of our manufacture.
yes we may, by encouraging ths
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LET us HAVE PEACE.

&c Never was noble sentiment more
villainously abused than the above.
| When Grant gave utterance to it, 1t was
| asserted that he meant what he said.
and that if he were elected, the olive
branch wonld be extended to all classes
at the South, and the country would at
once rejoice in the benign influences OF
peace. Two years aud more of Grapt's
Administration have passed. and We
have not peace yet. He and his friends
have been doing all in their power to
prevent the restoration of good feeling
between the alienated sections. The
recent Act Of Congress to suppress ku
Klux Klans is virtually declaration of
war against the Southern people. .-Sdn
Francisco Examiner.
Never In all the annals of nations
was there a greater desire among q
people for peace than was felt by the
entire North at the time the above SEN
timent was uttered. 81. Let us have
peace" came in earnest tones from the
man who at the time was the acknow-
ledgcd leader Of the nation. "Lct US
have peace" was echoed and re.echoed
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from
Mason and Dixon line to the Lakes J,
and it was no child's plny, no idle
fancy. But how was il accepted by
parties, who had been connected with
the rebellion Did they show any sym
pathy in accordance with this desire ?
On the contrary, did they not, person
ally and through the press, ridicule the
sentiment and tho man who uttered it,
declaring virtually that peace was a
delusion, and by their acts showing
| that they wanted no peace We would
ask what has been done By the South
to evidence their desire for peace
While the man who made use of this
oft repeated expression has shown by
the appointment of men to Office in the
South whom he knew to be opposed to
him politically, by making, as far as lay
in his power, conciliatory advances, his
opponents have been making gigantic
efforts to override his power, to frus-
trate his plans, to keep up an antagon-
ism which should eventually break out
into open war. For this purpose have
they kept up their Ku Klux Klans, and
winked at such scenes as those which
happened, and are continuing to hap
pen, in the Southern States. Blind
ourselves as We may to the fact, yet We
cannot fail to see that the object of the
South is to secure their pet scheme OF q
dissolution of the Union, as soon as il
can possibly be accomplished and nc
one knows this better than the Exam.
iaer. " Let us alone" was the cry Of
those engaged in rebellion, while hord,
ing their masses to overrun the North
and break up the Government. Thi:
was done to blind the masses of the
people to their real intentions. Lei
us alone to manage our State affairs az
| we wish to'-which subsequent event.
proved to mean disintegration and dis
union. After overriding civil authority
in the south-after giving no evidence
to show that they want permanen
1 peace--is it any wonder that through
the pages of such sheets as the Erous
iner they should complain that Gran
had not acted iu accordance with tn,
sentiment he uttered when he salt
!. Let US have peace. "
i Tr , A L
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

A FARM containing 208 acres situated %
N miles southwest Of Dallas. Good House,
Barn, and other buildings
YvEN ACRES OF LAND, with good House
II and Barn, all fenced and under good Inns
provement, situated in the Town of Dallas,
Polk County, an extraordinary opportunity.
oUSE AND TEN ACRES OF LAND
III u in the Town of Bethel, Polk County.
For Particulars enquire Of r. II, Tyson'
REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

PORTLAND, DALLEs AND SALT LAKE
r. R.--The Committee on Correspond
ence met at Judge Shattuck's Satur-
day evening and discussed variout plans
to be adopted to secure the greatest uni
ty respecting this important enterprise,
they adjourned to meet Monday evening
at the same place at half past Z o'clock,
The Committee consists of Col. A. p.
Dennison, Chairman, T.. d. Shattck. NJ.
S. Burrell, Charles Holman and C. NJ.
Carter. Col. w. w. Chapman is ex~
pected to be present and report his
Findings" at the east.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

Occasionally there are occasions when
an occasional call suits the occasion ;
and occasionally we find parties fit for
the occasion. Such seems to be the
case with firm known as the McGib-
bennys, of Portland. They send Us a
small neat sheet called the Occasional,
which informs us that they like q
musical occasion, and are prepared to
furnish one at any time.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

Christian Weekly. Among the finest
Sabbath school papers We have seen Is
the Illustrated CAristia,. Weekly, pub
lished by the American Tract Society,
New York.
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w. HI. TEAL ~ Co.,
Wagon & Carriage Makers
MAIN STREET, DALLAS,

Are on hand with their WAGONS and BUG
GIES at their old Stand this Spring as usual,
and intend to sell them very cheap for Cash /;
the Prices ranging from $3.50 to $50.
They have also on hand for sale plenty of
wagon materials. Give him call and see them.
All kinds of work in their line done to order.
All kinds Of BIacksmithing done short
notice, and in workmanlike manner. Horse
Shoeing 81 so, cash down.
j Thankful for past patronage, they solicit
continuance of the same.
Off Dallas, May 8, 1871.
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CAR MlNlTlVE CORDIAL.

This is pleasant autacid and in large doses
laxative; in small deses. an astringent nedi-
cine; exceedingly useful in all bowel affections,
especially of children. 1t is a safe, certain
and effectual remedy for Cholic, DiarrH@a,
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1t is no humbug medicine got up TO sell,
but really valuable preparation, having been
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Do not give your children the soothing
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Mothers, I've Found Et!

ESoR YEARS HAVE SEARCHED FOR
a remedy that will CURE your children
by removing the CAUSE, aud at last can say
Eureka" TRY 1T.
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NEW ADVER EASEMENTS.
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE LAW
IL Partnership of Sullivan, Applegate q Nc
Cain was dissolved by mutual consent on the
9Th day of April, 1871.
p. G. SULLIVAN.
J. A. APPLICABLE.
JAMES MCCAIN.
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DISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHIP

NV; coPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing between THOMAS Scale and
JOHN BEATTY, under The 1rm name Of Scale
e Beatty, at Gold Hill. Storey county, State Of
Nevada, was dtssolved by mutual consent on
the 90th day Of December, 1870. An eiaims
against said arm win be settled BY Thomas
Scale. Trh0MAS rhh0MA sEALE- AH
Go nm. December %. 1870. jalo-m
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Special Prospectus--FOurth. Year.
THE ALoINE FOR 1871.
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NOTICE.

o,9E SUBSCRIBER, on LEAVING GOLD
Hin. has len q numbsr OF bills with BY.
cr.nasiI dali FOR COLLECTION! An 6ilis not paid BY
he nrst Of March win be banded over 70 Justies
patnam G. b zABR1BKIB, Il D.
Cold nm, February ], lSE1. si.u
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The following cash entries. made under the Acts OF
ls6i and lstl5, and embracing lots In the Town OF
Gold Hin, are suspended, the records showing an
adverse ding No. 3si. ~ J. b. Winters, Agent and
Superintendent Of the Yellow Jacket Silver Mining
Company with no evidence OF abandonment, or
that proper notice given said Company to ap-
pear and present proof at the date OF entry. viz:
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CANDY MANUFAcToRY.
SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY
ICE cREAN-DAY AND NIGHT.

COFFEE ana hhr hhS ~
,ftmR UHDERsIGNED - PRR.
II nsred 10 furnIsh Candies OF all descriptions,
Wholesale and retail. at the shortest notice, and
~ nrices that cannot fail 10 ruit all who may
myor Rim with call. Fancy Cakes made TO
order. 10 the best style, and OF the choicest ma,
torials. Be sure and give mo call, and VIII
guarantee satisfaction.
sTIINCH-Hsm and Esgs, Tea and Coffee,
Fresh Butter and Bread, and other comforts,
prepsred at short notice.
zoe CREAM-of tho nicest and best kinds,
and OF dif1erent nsvors, can be obtained AZ tne
si.o snnnlicd. in the latest s,yles. and al short
ss,.s asS J. ". FLGRSHuTZ,
10 South C street, nearly opposite "eiis'
Fargo B Co.'S. ..,o.,
V2roinia. February 10. 1871. fs-o-u
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TERMS:

When the money 10 sent with the orler, VIC
ship with Gu freight charges prepaid a. far as
tho Mississippi, or sent &C. o. d. on receipt
OF half the amount, and charges added. @
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TO .MllLMEN! !!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w HIN News once hnlf ton Of superior
TyRe Metal, for lournaling pHyRoses IN 2uarts
dneed phses 6r cash. tzE,. 'YU
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NOME E0PATHIC

GROUP AND. COUGH 9YAHr-
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Homeopathic Pharmacy,
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H,wnromnlete assortments Of Homeopathic
usaieinSs. Homeopathic Book, and ea.ss Tor
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