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AUCTIONEERING!!!

The undersigned will Call Sales of Personal
PROPERTY and REAL kSfATE in Ce,:il and Hartford
counties. Nd.
TERMS MopEr ATE.
Refers. bV permission. Hon. Jacob Tome President
of Cecil and Elkton National Banks.
Address o. Il. KIDD Auctoneer,
Feb 10, ls'2-3w Port Deposit, Nd.
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FOR RENT.

TIE STORE IN ELKTON, now occupied by Z
Brown Bro. 1t is an od-establshed stand and o
the best locations in the town.
Possession. 25th March, next. Apply to
Jan % lS12-n WIN. TORBERT.
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REAL ESTA I'VE.
FOR RENT.

An eight room HOUSE, with Cellar, good ~
Stabling Slaughter house. Courthouse, Gran !!iV
AIRY and all necessary oubnildings Also, 2 ;,i
Acres Of good Truck Land, located isassazA
within -. miles of Deposit. Situation healthy.
: Apply to D. 7. SIMPSON,
Dec % IS1l-2m Port Deposit.
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Six Young Horses.
Farming Utensils, &c.
Household s. Kitchen Furniture.

Feather Beds with Bedding Bc,lstcads with Sack
ing Bottom and Rope. Bureaus. Tables, Extension
Dining Table 1t feet long, Chairs. Sofa, Rag and Ingram
Carpets Table Cloths, Dishes Knives and Forks Cup
boards Looking GlasseF Clocks, ) Coal Stoves. Cook
Stove. Farmers Boiler, Churn Buckets Milk Pans, Pork
Tub. &c.
NEAT 10y the pound Potatoes Iy the bushel; Hay by
the ton: "nelalf of 81 Acres Of Wheat in the ground
30 lbs Lard.
TERMS,--Al sums of Thirty Dollars and under. Cash :
on sums Thirty Dollars Il credit of Twelve months
will be given. by the purchaser giving Note, with
approved security-interest and stamp added.
10 Sale to commence at 10 o'clock precisely,
all goods to he sold on that day.
Jan. -, lSI2-ts p II. CLEANER.
S. Burns Auctioneer. T. BREMEN, Clerk
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ByOGLEa MAsJniSt;HY,

now ig the Wi!i VIII lie sold vt same time consisting Vi
CARDS. MILE &c., A.
TERMS OF SALE.--One-third Of the purchase money
10 lac paii Cash day of sale other third One
year, and the residue in Two years thereafter. The
credit payments 10 bear interest from day of sale and
to he secured 10y the Notes of the purchaser secur.
ity to he approved iy the Trustee
W. J. JONES
Feb 10, ls12-ts a;.,-t,
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OPPOSED TO EDUCATIoN.-There is a
bill now before Congress, which proposes
to divide the proceeds from the sale of pub
lie lands, among the States, as an educa-
tion fund. 1t may seem strange, but is
nevertheless true, that the Democratic
members, to a man, oppose the bill with
all their might.
1t would be difficult to conceive more
appropriate use to apply the public lands
to than the education of the Children
They have been principally squandered by
land warrant schemes, ostensibly for the
benefit of soldiers, but the greater part of
the proceeds have been pocketed by specu-
lators, and grants to railroads, which will
place fabulous millions in the hands of
corporations in the future.
What can the Democratic party mean by
opposing the appropriation of this fund to
the cause of univeral educatiap, if there
opposition does not arise from a &atural
aversion to public edncation'
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FOR RENT

The DWELLING HOUSE, at Pivot Bridge, hS4
NIL, occupied by Rev. Mr.. Williams. as sslG!!:
Parsonage There is Stable the premises. 3Ia
Apply to IuQ...k
Feb 3 lS72-2w# SAATL THOMPSON.
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WANTED.

WOMAN to Cook and do general House-work. in
small family. where the washing is PUT out. middl,
aged woman preferred. High will be paid
who can produce satisfactory recommendation.
Apply 10 MRS. EWING.
Feb To- 1S12-2w Elkton. Nd.
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Remember COLLINS sale Of Farm Stock
and Real Estate, one mile north Of ,Elkton,
on Monday, 18th inst, at loan. See bills
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MARTIN,

RISING SUN, ND..
BUYS for Cash. and gets the benefit of discount which
,dvanta ee he gives to his customers.
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PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber. liyin: the road leading from
Whtakrr> Mills To Principle Furnace will sell at
Public Sale, on
TUESDAY,, BRUARY goth, 1872,
the following Stock Farming Utensils, &c, consisting of
3 head Of Horses Il 1 Colt:
gray Mare years old, of great endurance will work
anywhere. and splendid hackney by Mazrppa of Il
farm horse. and if trained would he fast: bay Horse
kind and gentle, will work anywhere; Colt. rising one
year old. by the thoroughbred horse Master Lightoot,
he by Lexington, dam the above mare.
$ HEAD OF CATTLE:
yoks of Young Oxen, good Mch Cows, , LETTERS,
will lie in profit soon.) and Steers.
FA=MISG IMPLEMENTS all nearly i good Farm
Wagon light Dearborn. Ok Cart. Sleigh and Bells.
l Hay Rigging. Stecl-tonh Horse Rake Grain Fan.
| Cornsheler. Pows Cu.iyators, lIarrows, Single
and Double Trees. Wagon and Plow Harness. Bride,
lIalters and Wagon Lines, Forks, Rakes Post Digger
Cruss-cut Saw, Platform Scales and artigh Stove.
TgRMs.-Ail sums under SO cash; all above
$40 credit Of Six months will lie given. the purchaser
giving Note with approved security without interest if
paid when due, payable at the Cecil National Bank: )
Sale To commence at 10 O'Clock \.
GEORGE P. TAYLOR.
Feb TO- 1s12-2w 5. BURNS. Auct.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, in chancery, the undersigned Trustee will offer
at Public Sale, at the Store of John Fooy, Elk Neck
Cecil county, Maryland, on
Saturday, the cath day Of February, 1872,
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OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES
ID always Full good Quality and Cheap.
+. MARTINS,
Feb 10 Rising Sun, Md.
NOTICE.

NOIlCEs
There will be meeting Of the Board of Public School
Commissioners at their office. in Elkton, on MONDAY
the 18th day Of February, 1872.
BY order. JOHN SOUIER
Feb ., lSi2-2w Secretary.
The attention Of the Teachers of Public Schools and
tue Parents Of Pupils is called to the following section
of the School Law:
CHAPTER Q.
Sec. Every child before admitted to ann rphlic
School, shall produce certificate from regular phys
clan that it has been properly vaccnate.i
Teachers and parents earnestly requested to COM
ply with this section of the Law. the Board of County
School Commissioners determined to enforce it, The
Local Boards asked examine carefully into this
matter TIL. notice applies to the Coored Schools as
well as the Others. ow
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E. WHITMAN & Sons CATALOGUE FOR
1S72.-This extensive firm Of Baltimore
whose business is the manufacture and
sale Of a very great variety of agricultural
and horticultural machines and imple-
ments, has just issued catalogue for 1872,
examining. Thecatalogue has 16S pages in
dependent of the advertising appendix, de-
voted to CUTS descriptions and prices, in
great part, of the various farm and gar
den implements kept by the firm. 1t ALSO
embraces Il list of the most useful vegeta-
BILE seeds and grains, and useful tables of
reference for farmers, in the measurement
of small lots of lands, the weight of grains,
fruits, roots, etc, ETC.; also the constit-
uents which compose the principal crops
grown by the farmer. Altogether this
will be found to be most useful and con-
venient hand book for every farmer. The
price of the " Guide'' as the work is styled
by the publishers, is 80 cents, cheap enough
doubtless for the information of practical
value it contains; but we think it is a
short sighted policy of the Messrs. Whit
man, however, to offer it for sale at all,
when liberal distribution of fifty or one
hundred thousand copies of the " Guide"
among the farmers of Maryland and ada
cent States South, would pay the firm ten
fold as the very best advertising medium
they could make use of. Our. notion of
business are, if we were in the MesSrs.
Whtmans' place, would be not to sell a
single copy, but distribute fifty free for
every one they can hope to SELL This is a
somewhat lengthy and altogether gratui-
tious notice as we are entirely unacquinted
with the gentlemen of the firm, either in
business or any other capacity. We have
a slight acquaintance though with Col. Sam
Of the Farmer, who enjoys ineidsefal rela-
tions with the great Baltimore. Agricul-
tural House, and can GO "our pile OH
him as the prince of good fellows, under
all circumstances, and especially on editor.
idl excursions.
The address of the firm is Z. Whitman &
Sons, I45 &c AT West Pratt street, Balti-
more.
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MARTINS
For Rent-StOre House, in ElktOn,

STOCK OFT BOOTS AND SHOES
is the largest and besl to he found anywhere and a
prices to defy competition RISING SUN, MD.
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Feb 10, ls.2-ts

iie SAINT i, there viii ,o s,,ia i,i .e quantity
81 NoALEN MACHINERY, ius account Of LANES Craw-
lord ests also, fine lot Of new Wo,i"n Machinery.
h account I" 'fHwfd Terry, upon terms which VII,
he mad" accommodating t" EurcIr,-ct.
Gym Jane. :. Crawford The premises viii give
every facility I" persons wishing view the property
rhtre-r'fi or personal. Letters addressed W j.
Jones. Elkt"n. Maryland. or James = Crawford North
Ea-t. Mary l:mi.
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TIE ORDER of TIE PATRONS OF HUs-
BANDRY.-We publish on or first page,
an article under this caption, from the
R,trul Carolinian, which was sent to Mr..
D. Il. Evans, of Town Point, by the Secre-
tary of Grand Lodge, or, as the Society is
! called by it's members, {" National Grange"
Mr.. o. Ii. Kelley, who at the same time
forwarded to Mr.. Evans copy of the CGn-
stitution and Bylaws of the Association,
and who IS prepared to correspond or con-
cert with any farmers Of the county, who
or club. A number of very plausible rea-
sons in favor of secret Agricultural Socie-
ties are set forth in the circular which we
publish, which invite attention, but we
confess that We are not in love with secret
Agricultural Societies, But any manner
of Association would be pfeferabl lie to the
disjointed system that, single handed, at
tempts to make head against the combina-
tons of the day, found in all other kinds
of business but that Of agriculture. We
would gladly see secret associations or any
other manner Of association tried by the
farmers, who, in Huni'ass, wealth and
commanding position have tbs advantage
Of all other pursuits, yet are as poweriess
as babes in the land; and serve as pack
horse to al, other callings.
sYrA live merchant has established
himself at Rising Sun, whose advertise
ment has the real business snap about it.
If we were sporting character, we would
bet high on E. Martin drawing. We feel
like it would be good policy for dealers to
visit f. Martin, (as the politicians say
about voting, "early and often.'
THE LIVE sfock JOURNAL, published
by Spangler, Best d Co., u Park Place,
New York, and Buffalo, n. T., is among
the neatest and most useful, to the farmer
and stock breeder, of the many agricul
tEral journals on our exchange list. The
lette, xrnss of the Journal is tip-top-
equaled by seY magazines of that class in
the country. Issnse Il II crthly; price Sl.5O
a year.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Also on the same day and place. the following Per-
sona Property: Horses. . head of Cows, H.
Ieer, yearng Heifers, Shoats. Farm 3t
ing Implements Dairy Fixtures and House. a. ~
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
Es-For full particulars Handbills.
Sale 10 commence at II o'clock ".
JAMES VI. GILMORE.
Feb = 1S12-iw CHAs. FOREMAN, Auctioneer.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

HATS AND CAPS
We closing Winter stock. to make room
for Spring Goods, regardless of cost.
T. MARTIN.
Feb 10 Rising Sun. Nd.
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THE WATER.POWER

in is 10 feet head and fall. The liam breast is
nearly natural. requiring very little artificial dam
stream nnfiilin". There is another Mill Seat tn,
property of over - feet fall.
This PROPERTY, on account of it, proximity to Railroad
Depot its great and unailing Wa"rPowcr the tritlim
expense necessary for dam building. is of the
valuable offered for many years The n"i.hprhund j.
DISTINGUISHED for its l"alth the VILLAGE Il" North East
only littecv tx" miles aitd chrrcnc, aGa SCHOOLS
The celebrated works of the Mccullough Iron Company
Crawford property. The Mill is easily converted
Cotton Paper Mill and the lower Mill Seat uoc-
cnpied affords II splendid site for nanu,cory Of any
kind A llrgr .IlInntty of
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Opposite the Court House. Location equal to amy il
the town. Immediate possession
Apply b. +. MAY. Baltimore.
Or, Z. f. EWING, Elkton.
Jan g, 1S72-2m
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All persons indebted to HILL & ALEXANDER are
requested make immediate payment to the under
signed and thus avoid suits.
W. ]. JONES,
JOSEPH ?. CANTWELL,
Dec =, ISL Assgnees of Hill & Alexander.
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FOR SALE.
The HOUSE AND LOT, Main street, Elkton,
where reside, will be sold at bargain.
THE HOUSE h5,il1lk
is large 2l story Frame 10 feet wide and Is ,;,s
feet deep contains Is rooms and has dry Gel I'll
lar under the whole. 1t is lighted with gas has bath
room, supplied with hot and cold water large brick
cstern in the cellar and pump of excellent water
the door, There is splendid Gibson range in the
kitchen and Bib heaters in the paror and dining
TIE LOT
is 80 feet front, 800 feet deep and well stocked with
grapes cherries pums currents backberries and other
small fruit The location is very pleasant and desirable
for private residence. and with small expense could be
converted into a frst-class boarding house.
RS-TERMs EASY. W. p EWING,
Sept ., 1S11-tf Elkton, Md.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
NOTICE..

The DWELLING HOUSE, on North street, now
pied by James Frazer, Esq.
Elk ton, Jan e. lS12-tf CARL HOFMANN.
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PUBLIC G SALE
Real & Personal Property.
The subscriber will offer Public Sale, the prem
iscs miles north of Elkton, the road leading from
SCOTS Mills to Poplar HILL in the 4th District Cecil
county, Md,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY eth, 1872,
HIS FARM,
Containing SO Acres of Land,
more or less adjoining lands of Richard Blackson and
Mrs. Drummond. About acres covered with good
heavy Tmher-IIickory and White Oak: E acre. of
meadow and the balance in high state of cultivation,
divided into convenient fields well watered and fenced.
The improvements consist of new FRAME 49,
DWELLING HOUSE. two stories and attic, Pa
containing rooms; good Stone Barn. 50 by IS
feet. ewith yard partly enclosed with wall
frame Wagon House, containing Granary and Corn
Cribs: g,od Spring House, neverfailing spring
Pig Pen, Hen House and other outbudings. Wells of
good water at house and barn. with pumps therein.
There fine young Apple and Peach Orchards in
bearing, and other fruit trees the place.
This property is located in good neighborhOOd,
vcnient to schools mills and churches representing
several denominations.
Efs-Persons wishing to view the property will please
call the subscriber. residing thereon be shown
the the day Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-Purchascr will be required to pay
10 per cent of the purchase money the day Of sale,
give Note, with approved security for that
$1,000 of the purchase money remain in the farm
secured by Bond and Mortgage if desired the balance
be paid the 18th of March, 1872 when Deed and
possession will be given.
E4-If sold the prOperty will he for Rent
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MONEY TO LOAN.

-sNo". AISos sAs.Do1.
On First Mortgage Real Estate. None hut first
mortgages Will id accepted; and all applications by
letter must contain stamp 1" pay return llstage.
Feb 10. lS.l-3w W. J. JONES.
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SH4WLS and DRESS GOODS
PUBLIC SALE.

In great variety. and at very low prices. at
+. MARTINS.
Feb To Risin;. Sun. Md
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-08-31
General Markets.

MEATs-Bulk: sides, 2 b, retail, skc;
wholesale, Sc. Shoulders, retail, Ike;
wholesale, &c. Hams, retail, 125<c; whole
sails, 11e- Baeon-Sides,r retail ,1z1Se; whole
sale, l21z. Shoulders, retail, Toe: wholesale.
lOc- HamZ, sugsr-cUred, retail, zoe,
wholesale, zoe.
kLoUR-S Dbl, Wholesale, Sc OO(910 90.
MEAL-P bush, wholesale, 75@SOc.
IRISH PoTAToES-Fbbl, wholesale, I 50
al %.
NEW IRISH POTAToEsPbush, 5ON65.
DRIED FRUTr-Apples, . h, wholesale,
&c. Peaches. do. do, sc.
SUGAR-New Orleans, wholesale, I1@ 14c
COFFEE-wholesale, 2592Se.
MOLAsSES-Wh Wholesale. 50GT0c.
HoMINY-R h, retail, SC.
GRITS-P b, retail, sc.
NAILS-B b, retail. &c; wholesale, SIC.
THREAD-Spun, q b, retail, 16&lSc-
WHIsKEY-T gall, wholesale. 81 O0t93 so
OYsTERs-Cove, > 75.95 so g Case
LDiE-S2 2592 80.
CANDIES-W holesale, 171<@25c-
MACKEREL-By the kit, 81 5082 50.
HIDEs-Green, q h, &c; dry, do. do, 15c
LEATHER-Harness and Sole. q ID, retail
@45c; Kip, do, do, Zoe; Bride, do, do, 4:
@6Oc.
p SPRING CHICKENS-20925c .
DUCKs-Buying, 3Oc.
BUTTER Buying, zoe; selling, 25e.
EGGS-S} dOz., 20@25c.
LARD-T9 h 17SQi5c.
BEEF-S quarter T@9c.
MUTrON-3 quarter loo.
SHoAT-2 quarter S9l0c.
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BE sure to read ]. W. Glass & Sons spe

cial Card.
The State Fair at Nashville is conducted
by such men as John Overton, Hiram
Vaughn, John II. Willtams, Thomas Card
well and J. c. McCrory. known TO occupy
he highest positions in society. The cash
prize list offered Is indeed attractive. Just
think OF getting $4,000 90 for 90 OOi Take
a bee-line TO Col. d. II. Kings and buy one
or more tickets.
Circuit Court, Judge Black presiding.
will open its regular Term for this county
on next Monday. Sion W. Boon is whet-
ting up his pen for the contest, and the
open Is mightier than the sword"
A revival Of religion has been going on
at the second Methodist Church Cast
Jaekson) for about week. The signs are
all encouraging. Sinners are being con-
verted.
READ carefully this week J. w. Glass &
Sons special card.
OFF FOR NEW YoRK.-Mr. james An
derson OF the firm OF Anderson Brothers,
left for New York on Monday last. He
win be absent several weeks, and when he
returns will be accompanied by an unual!y
large and attractive stock Of goods A bet
ter buyer, or 4 more thoroughly accomplish
ed merchant than Mr. Anderson, we do not
know.
MAJ. L. NJ. GARDSER.-Our friend, Maj.
Lee N. Gardner, Of Evansville, formerly OF
Weakly county in this State, has returned
TO tbs practice Of his profession, the law, in
connection with VIM. Fordham-the firm
style being Gardner & Fordham- Maj.
Gardner IL a gentleman Of good education
| and fine legal attachments, and one Of the
cleverest men Of our acquaintance.
A union meeting of the Protestant Meth
odist Church, and the NJ E. Church South
was held at Mount PIsgah, MeNairy county,
on the waters OF little Hatehie, on the 24th,
25th, and 26th inst. There were several
conversions and aecessions to the Church.
Such meetings indicate a kindly feeling be
tween the Churches thst deserves to be
perpetuated.
We had the pleasure Of attending de-
ightful squirrel stew at Jones' Springs
near this city, on last Tuesday. Col. Jones
| was on hand to make his visitors welcome
aud altogether the occasion was a most en-
/ joyable one. Such pleasant reunions under
the shade Of the "wide-spreadiDg beech
will do much to preserve health, and tC
ward of the scorching heat Of this terrible
August weather.
| AGRICULTURAL FAIR,-The Fair for this
county, headed by live President, work
Ing Secretary and board, promises to be the
greatest success Of any Fair ever held in
this division of the State. All connected
with its management are public spirited
men; and without making invidious dis
tlnctions we may say that Chas. W. Greene
the Secretary, has not his equal in all the
the land, as n worker to make Fair thu
| grandest success.
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A PeriIOus Season.

A PerilOus Season.
Glorious and delightful as the Summer
weather is, its tropical heatis a severe trial
to the vital powers. Even the strongest
are sometimes Frustrated by its effects. The
common phrase applied to this condition
of the body is general debility" Now,
general debility arises from, and includes a
variety Of ailments. The liver is more or
less affected, the bowels are either eonsti-
pated or less affected, the bowels are either
constlpated or too much relaxed, the stOm-
sch but half performs the work ofdigestion,
the appetite is poor, and the spirit depress-
ed. This is what is called general debility.
1t is a general arrangement OF all the ply
steal functions, and requires as a remedy a
medicine that will regulate them all. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is specially adap-
ted to this purpose. Its general operation
Ia not confined TO a single organ. II the
stomach is torpid, it regeneratesits tone. II
the stomach is torpid, it regenerates it. II
the nerves are tremulous and weak, it braces
and reinforces them If the mind, which
ever sympathizes with the body, is gloomy
and respondent, it relieves the di ffieulty
and soon brings the whole mechanism o.
the body into harmony with the laws O.
health.
There isno civilized nation in the West
ern Hemisphere in which the utility o.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as tonic, cor
receive, and ambitious medicine, is no
known and appreciated. Throughout thu
Tropics it is considered both by the people
and the profession, the standard specific
While it is medicine for all seasons ans
all climates, it is especially suited TO tn
complaints generated by the weather, be
| ing the purest and best vegetable stimulan
| in the world.
Beware of the Bitters made of acrid an'
! dangerous materials, which unscrupulou
parties are endeavoring TO foist upon tn
people. Their names is legion, and tn
public has no guarantee that they are no
| poisonous. Adhere to the tried remedy
Hostetter's Bitters, sold only in glass, an
never in kegs or barrels.
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Four Hundred
S25 REWARD!
IOST-STRAYED.

ENROM my place one mile and a halt
IL North OF Jackson, Friday night 18th
June 1872. "a dark bay mare mule, about "A
hands high, rather heavy built, has marks
ot harness on side and shoulders, three
wears old last Spring, very quick and ac-
tive. requires II least three men to bride
her and can jump any fence IN Madison
county. When last heard from was on The
Jackson. and Trenton road going IN 4 North
ern direction. ! will pay TWENTY-FIVE dol
lars for the delivery OF said mule AT How
ara TomIinson A Co.'S stable in jackson or
10 JSO. Ii. FREEMA AN.
aup 3 If