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INJURY TO THE RAILROAD.

On the Delaware Railroad, two culverts
are washed out at the crossing of the Penn
sylvania and Delaware Railroad, one few
hundred feet above, and the other about as
far below that point; two others are gone
between that point and Kirkwood station,
six between Wilmington and Middletown,
and two between Middletown and Town
send, making twelve broken culverts,
within distance of about fourteen miles
Besides this, however,
GREAT DAMAGE Is DONE AT THE CANAL,
where the breast of the Feeder broke, dur
ing the storm, between s and 10 o'clo ok,
and carrying before it a large quantity of
earth, filled up the canal at this point,
swept away the keepers house, about one
hundred feet of the Northern approach to
the railroad bridge, and one of the abut-
ments Of that structure.
This damage, as will be understood by
our readers, is very serious indeed. Trains
are now all stopped, and it is probable that
with the utmost eXertion, travel cannot be
The telegram from Kirkwood states that,
by the break in the canal, caused by the
bursting of the Feeder, fourteen boats
were washed into tho meadows.
There have been reports here of great
loss of life at st. Georges; but they must
be incorrect, as the telegram from Kirk
wood (St. Georges makes no mention of
loss of life.
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their bread by their labor will find their
interest promoted to the extent vi at least
100000 each year.
Mr.. EDITOR, this article has been writ
tren under unfavorabe circumstances, and
if it is not quite up to the standard of
former numbers, hope your readers will
excuse my short comings. propose to go
on with the other articles of the Constitu-
ton and expose the practical workings of
the Government in all its departments.
BIG ELK.
Aug 12M, 1873.
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.

Timothy active; 81, spot; $3.50, futures.
Flour quiet and steady; super So. 5Oa4 %;
extra 81. 50a550; State, Indiana and Ohio
family extra $7.2oaS.25. Wheat quiet
and steady; red 15SalG0 c.; amber 1G5a
10 c.; white 175a1S5 C. Rye.-Western
S0aSS c. Corn active; yellew 62 c.; West
ern mixed G0a62 c.; Oats quiet and steady;
white, new and old, 46a47 c.
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All persons indebted to JOHN PARTRIDGE, on
Book Account or otherwise. hereby notified to
make immediate settlement Payment may be made to
Mr. Partridge, or to
CLINTON MCCULLOUGH,
Aug L. lS73-f Assignee.
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Does Ground Bone act quickly enough
>r bn,t

IOr WhCat
PLEASANT GROVE, Pa,
It'll Mo. 10th, 1868.
THos. WARING & BRo:-IIaving tried
one and a half tons of your Ground Bone
on wheat, cut the present harvest, yielding
on the boned portion two dozen to ono
where there was no bone, ask of you to
keep mo three tons Of similar Ground bone
for wheat this fall. Truly Yours,
ROGER ii. KIRK.
Prcc reduced. See advertisement in
another column.
THos. WARING & Bro,
Colora, Cecil Co., Md.
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sB Oak Hall may be the popular cloth
ing house but to have your clothes clean
use MOORE & Bros Wilmington City Soap.
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ORPHANS COURT.

YTyIIE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court OF
L Cecil county will be held on the second TUESDAY
in every mouth Executors, Administrators and GUAR
dians wanting their accounts stated will please bring
in the vouchers a few days before Court
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Nov 80, 1S67-y Register
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A New Lot of Ladies' Fine ties at the
GLASS FRONT.
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Go 10 McCrcry & Boulden's for your
heavy Boots.
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Hagerstown Seminary.
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

The Fall Term of this popular Institution will com.
mance Monday, the first day of September, next
Parents Guardians desiring school of the highest
character. at modcrat rates for their Children
Wards, apply for information the PRINCIPAL Rev.
JOIiIi McCRON, d. d., Iagerstown, Maryland.
Aug. 2 lS13.-4w.
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THE MASONRY

ton up to Il o'clock Tuesday, the 26M jsl.t sar
building BRIDGE over Big Elk Greek, at the fvrding
known AS Smith Parke's.
THE MASONRY
will be according to the following outlines:
ABUTMENTs Is feet long at base and 6 feet thick
and II feet long ut top and feet thick foundations
foundation is obtaned and 10 feet high above
low water to the bottom Of the chords
TIE WING WALLS the west side of creek 25
feet long and not less than % feet apart the ends and
To ba built at batter of l inch to the foot the
foundations to be the same depth of abutm where
they iou the and to by equal ster feet
foundation below the surface of the ground the outer
ends the wing walls TO be Zoe, thick wier they
meet with the same and feet thick at outo. ends.
TIE WING WALLS ON the cast size of creek to be
80 feet long, and same foundations and thickness in
respect the west walls, ami 80 feet apart
outer ends
THE GUARD WALLS to be o. feet high above
graded roadway and 20 inches thick same length AS
wing walls. and rounded top to half u circle with
small stone and cement.
The ahutmcn;s and wing wills to be built of large
stone laid in good cement above ordinary level and
the balance of the stone work tn lie laid good ,Iuick
line mortar. All the masonry T., he pointed with good
cement The aburent' and wing walls to lie filled i'll
with earth, and graded ut grade of not than
foot in IL from the flooring of tho bridge to the road
way.
Proposals for WOOD BRIDGE--the Burr Plan -
10 feet span between face of ,uments and the choris
have least IS inches bearing same: bridge II
feet wide from out TO ont - feet high from floor end
ties double ribbed scgmsnts and double chords.
SIZE OF TIMBER,
Chords 5x10 inches: Plates mo inches: King Posts
l0Nl2 inches: Truss Braces KS inches: Floor Beams
GXl4 nches Jnst ks inches and Is inches apart Lat
tcral Braces 5x5 inches Cross Ties 6xS inches Braces
between ties 5x5 inches Guard Pieces INj incles
Sfgmcns for arches iXS inches Studing and Rafters
2Xi inches Rafters feet space and Studdns :; feet
Wall Plates 1Nl0 inches: Skew backs 7xl6 inches;
Flooring inches thick; Wall Plates, Skewbacks ami
Flooring good White Oak.
ROOF good No. Cypress or Pine Shingles g thick
and TO project not less than feet the .lut
mens and wing walls
MISUNDERSTANDING to lie good * siding clear OF
cracks and loose knots Pho Woodwork of Bridge to
have two coats of Whitrwash; if Iron, two coats Of
Paint.
Sogments, String Pieces, Posts and Floor Beams all
to be buted with y inch round Iron Bolts with heads
nuts and washers and tho Bridge to lie secured the
ahumonts ut each corner with IA inch Iron Bolts
Rods
All the masonry to bc completed before the
18th LAY Of October next, and woodwork hy tho day
of December.
Stone in tr quarry free of cost t" conractor) All
he work to b. done in n workmsnko manner to tho
entire satisfaction Of tho County Commissioners thsis
agent.
Proposals for Iron Bridge will bo received, bidders
furnishing plans Of same.
Bids for Masonry, and also for Grading. will lie
ceived separately, or embracing tho whole contract
By order. WIN T. MILLER,
Aug ID, lS73-2w Chrk
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Mutual Building Association
OF CECIL COUNTY.

OF CECIL COUNTY.
Issues Scni-Annusl Series in JaasaTy and July
Premiums paid in Monthly INSTRUMENTS Loans be
repaid any time. Stockholders withdraw ut any
time, with legal interest. Series E - will be issued
the last Saturday in July.
Presiient-DAvID SCOTT. Treas9a-R HAINES.
Secretary-R q. REESE. Counxd-c. MCCULLOUGH.
May ;, 1ST3-ly
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SB"J. 4. Wilson, agent for Whining
ton City Soap" has again supplied our
grocers with quantity Of that superior
article.
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Fruit Jars, glass or stone, cheap for
CASH. REESE.
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS,

All persons warned not To trespass the prom
ises Of tho subscribers, with Dog and Gun, the law
will bc rigdly enforced sgainst them.
!. d. CARTER.
JOHN NcCRERY,
NORRIS LEWIS,
ROBERT ID. SPENCE.
July 10 lS-3-sms
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KENNETH SQUARE ACADEMY for
Boys and SEMINARY for Girls, e open as
separate schools under the management Seventh
and shower baths Is Of land home care superior
instruction. good table IS lectures, Stereopticon Mani
kin, Skeleton, charts chemicals, mineral cabinet Ii
brary, so magazines and Journals French and German
spoken, &c. &c. - to S4i5 week. The Principal
graduate of Cambridge, Mass has studied and Travelled
in Europe Recommended by Bayard Taylor and nifty
others. Address SWITIIIN c. SHORTLlDGE, A. NJ,
Kenneth Square, Pa. July IL, 2s73-3m.
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Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE.
SAMUEL MARS, use, &c,

SAhOk Ill MARS, use, &C,
ROBERT A. d.lCX ARD and MARY @. LOCKARD.
In the Circuit Court 10. tcscl county In Chaneery
ORDERED This 22nd day OF july. 1873 that the sale
made and reported by John Emory Wiso., Trustee for
the sale of the Real Estate in tho proceedings in this
mentioned he ratified and confirmed, unless
to the contrary thereof be shown on before the 2t
be inserted in some newspaper printed in Cecil county.
onYe seei, q" AAe month before the Goth day Of
Amsust, neSt
'''t"' Ais DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
True ,opy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
July 26, Isi3-lm Clerk.
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Teacher Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN to take charge of the Warwick
School. Apply To -
SAMUEL GILIESPIE,)
AMOS WILSON, TRUSTEES,
WILLIAM PRICE
Aug l6 lS13-2w Warwick, Md.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$4,000 on satisfactory First Mortgage Security.
Will be loaned in sum, in smaller if desired.
Apply to
CLINTON MCCULLOUGH, Attorney,
Aus. . lS73-tf Ekton, Nd.
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Powder, Shot, Caps and Wads at our
usual low prices, Il. G.. REESE.
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McCreIy Il Boulder have the best Can
ton Flannels, at the lowest prices.
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THE STORM IN DELAWARE.

From the Wilmington Commercial of
Thursday, we take the following account
of tho rain storm of Wednesday night
Commencing at P. NJ, the heavy east
erly wind drove the storm across belt of
country, from the Christiana, southwark
to Townsend, sweeping everything before
it, leveling the corn-fields, and flooding the
grounds, both high and low.
The extent of the damage is immense,
and will count into hundreds of thousands
of dollars, involving as it does large por-
ton of the ripe peach crop, which must be
marketed now or never.
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The Household Panacea,
and
Family Lininhent

is the best remedy in the world for the following
plants, viz Cramps in the Limbs and Stomach Pain in
the Stomach, Bowels Side, Rheuma tism in all its
forms, Bilious Collie, Neuralgia Cholera, Dyscntcry,
Colds, Fresh Wounds Burns, Sore Thoat Spinal Com
plants, Sprains and Bruises, Chlls and Fever. For
Internal and External use.
Its operation is not only to relieve the patient but
entirely removes the Of the complaint 1t pcne-
trates and pervades the whole SYSTEM restoring healthy
action to all its parts, and quckrning the blood.
The Household Panacea is purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
No. 2lo Fulton Street New York.
For sale by all druggists. July Sly
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THE CAMPAIGN WING
FOR
25 Cents.

The WIG will be sent to any address
till the list of November inclusive for tho
above sum in advance. We ask all friends
of Retronehment and Reform to act as
agents in carrying the paper into every
family circle in the county. Let the peo-
pie have light shed on the ring plumber
and waste and there is no fear but they
will vote right.
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A New Lot of fine laces at the GLASS
FRONT.
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A New Lot of fine Kidd Gloves at the
GLASS FRONT.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

"A new map and descriptive circular
containing location, prices, &C., &c. Of
Kansas Railroad Land, sent free on appli-
cants, from the WuIG Office.
- Woodlawn Camp meeting had wet
day on Wednesday for commencing bust
ness. Weather omens are against plea
SAINT season for the camp.
Bishop Campbell, of the African NJ. E.
Church, will preach in the new church, in
Elkton, on Sabbath, August 3lst, at II
o'clock A. NJ. and P. NJ.
- The train which formerly arrived at
Elkton, at 6 o'clock, P. NJ, was taken off
last Monday, and train arriving at Elk
ton from Philadelphia at s o'clock p. NJ,
put on instead.
- Tho Teachers Association of the 9th,
7th and Sth districts will meet at Port De-
posit' Aug. 30th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
it is the desire of the School Commissioner
of those districts that all the teachers at
tend.
Call at the Howe Machine Company's
branch office and examine the latest i'm
proved Elias Howe Sewing Machine. John
Wilkinson, Agent, Wig Building, Elkton,
Maryland.
We heard Of a young lady from the
rural districts who entered one Of our stores
the other day and inquired for a "deck of
them ere new postal cards-double head
ersw We also hear of lady who sent
postal-card to lady friend at Chesa-
peake city, marked Private!'
Mr.. A. Evans Taylor, while crossing
tho railroad coming from the Depot, on
Saturday evening last, stepped upon one
Of tho rails, causing his foot to turn under
him, and badly spraining his ankle, con-
filming him to his room for several days.
Mr.. E. 8. Gilmour, formerly of Elk
ton, has recently bought out Mr.. John
Armstrong, harness maker, of Newark,
Delaware. "Ned is upright and henor-
able in all his proceedings and we bespeak
for him the former patronage of the estab-
lishment.
Sunday next Rev. E. II. Scott, of Elk
ton station, will hold an all-day's meeting
at Cedar Hill. In the evening he will
preach his farewell sermon in Providence
Church, Elkton; and at North East on
Tuesday evening, and Elk Neck Thursday
evening. On the 3Oth he will leave to
meet the Baltimore Conference with his
delegates.
During the severe storm on Saturday
night last, Mr.. Harry Boulder, young
man residing near town, started to take a
a lady and her child to Newark, and when
on Iron Hill, it being very dark, the car
rage was upset, precipitating the inmates
into the gutter. No one sustained any in
juries further than a soaking in the mud
and water. The carriage was somewhat
damaged, but not enough to prevent their
sotnrpinp IN toun IL, n
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Look at those heavy Boots at
MCCRERY d BoULDEN's.
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Pilot Town Items.

accident - Religious Death- Ripcr - I'm
pr0Dements
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FOR RENT.

The HOUSE AND SHOP on the corner of Main aad
Church streets occupied by Mrs. Harvey. POSSES
sion given the LIST of September.
Also, Show-C Case Jars and Fixtures of Candy and
Confectionery Store for sale.
For particulars, call the undersigned the present
occupant of the premises.
Possession of Shop DO had immediately if desired
Aug 9, lS13-iw A. HARVEY
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United States Internal Revenue,

DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE
3rd Division LIST District, Nd.
Hartford, Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne's
Counties constitute the THIRD DIVISION the FIRST
COLLECTION DISTRICT Of Maryland. All persons in these
counties requiring U. s. Licenses, will apply to
l.. A. C. GERRY,
Deputy Collector. Bird Division,
July Ply Port Deposit, Cecil county Nd.
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VIRGINIA
MALE INSTITUTE,

STA UN IoN, v IA.
Ten experienced teachers in the ENGLISH COURSE,
POUR in LANGUAGES SEVEN in Music, with twcntyseven
new Instruments in use. FIVE teachers of Ornamental
Branches Pupils from seventeen States Next session
will Sept 10. 1878 For Catalogues address,
REV. X. ii. PHILLIPS, Principal
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FlOOds.-The fall of rain in Delaware
and the southern part of this county, on
"Wednesday last, was very heavy. At Del
aware City large loss Of life was caused
by the flood, the particulars Of which, we
could not ascertain, and the new railroad
from Delaware City, crossing the P, w.
Il B. r. R., east of Newark station, a
short distance, was seriously damaged by
the flood. Murphy's mill at the head of
Bohemia, in this county, is reported wash
ed away, which report, is probably ex-
aggerated. At Chesapeake City the
canal banks gave way, carrying away or
damaging two houses, and washing out
about 40 feet of the public road.
Later adyices are to the effect that Muir
phys mill had not been washed away:
the dam was cut to prevent its breaking, in
which case the mill would have been in
danger. At Chesapeake City the cause
way was broken west of the drawbridge,
about 80 feet, and only damaged the
buildings slightly which were in the course
Of the flood. Freeman's mill dam on
Back creek, was carried away and consid-
cradle damage done at that point. Our
reporter received the above particulars
from Mr.. II. II. Hesscy who was informed
by another gentleman, that the Chesapeake
and Delaware canal was broken at St.
Georges, at point whcro several barges
were lying, which were carried through
the breach, and crushed in mass. The
bargemen having their families on board
terrible scene occurred, in which a num-
bers OF lives were lost, twenty-five dead
bodies having been recovered, and the
superstition is that the loss of human life
is much greater.
Some of the delegates to the Convention
at this place, from the lower part of the
county, found the run near the "Bull
Frog, 80 swollen that they were afraid to
attempt crossing and returned to Ekton.
Mr.. Samuel Smith, of Elkton, returning
from Woodlawn Camp Meeting, in cross
ing Mill creek, found the stream so high
whom he drove in, that he mounted his
horses back, fearing to stick to his carri-
age, but got safely over.
The freshet in Big Elk, on Tuesday
evening of last week, is pronounced the
heaviest freshet that has been in the creek
foS forty years, being two feet higher than
eysf before in that time. D. Scott's mill
dam, at Big Elk mills, was washed entirely
away, we are Informed, and the foot bridge
on Main street, east Elkton, was also
washed away, besides the damage reported
in our last.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

The County Commissioners of Cecil county viii,
receive SEALED PROPOSALS. at their Ofca. N Elk
ton up to Il o'clock Tuesday, the 26th lust s,r
building BRIDGE over Big Elk Greek, the fvrdns
SllIilll 4 rkr,s
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FOR SHERIFF.

The undersigned announces himself as a candidate
for SHERIFF r the ensuing Fall, subject to the do
cision Of the Republican County Nominating Conven-
ton, and pledges his support to the nominee of that
body. JOSEPH PRICE,
may 81, lS13-tns First District.
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Children often look Pale and
Sick
from other than having in the stonlac
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury To the child. being
perfectly WHITE and Tree from all coioring other
injurious ingredients usually used in prepara-
tons
CURTIS BROWN, Proprictors,
No. DIS Fulton New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists and dealers Medi-
c'reS at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box. July Sly
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Canvassing Books Sent Free for
prCf F0WLER'S GREAT WORK

On A yanhood Womanhood & their Mutual
Inter- relations; Love, It's LAWS, POWERS,
Agent selling from 20 to 80 copies of this work
day. an We zend csnvassing book free to any book
agent A Idres. stating experience, etc, NATIONAL
PJIRIJSU ING CO Philadrlphis Pa
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Prime Sugar Cured Hams. RE
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Premium for Subscribers will give
one $75 Parker breech- loading double-bar-
relied shot gun and 81 worth of shells,
caps, ETC., making premium worth $50
to any person who will send us eighty new
subscribers to The Cecil Wing with two
dollars each, between now and the 30th of
October.
Decidedly Damp.-The County Commits:
sioners' Office which is in the cellar of the
Court House, has been decidedly damp
during the recent sest term. There is a
spring under the safe, which if scooped
out aud tub placed in it., would render a
never failing supply of water for the use
of the Office. The books are moulding and
perpetually damp, and the records of the
Office will, in few years, rot and fall to
pieces. This result is inevitable, unless
they are removed to drier location The
floors Of the room are rotting out, and will
need renewing in short time. The cellar
of building is not fit place to keep
books and valuable papers. By way of
drainage, two of the trees on the Court
House yard were cut down this week, but
nothing will remedy the evil, unless the
yard were graded down to the level of the
street, Which would destroy the fine shade
trees, which would require years to replace.
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Years Experience of an
Old Nurse.

Mrs. WinsIOw's Soothing Syrup, Is the
prescription of of the best Female Physicians
and Nurses i'll the United States aHd has been used for
thirty years with never failing safety and sucress by
millions of mothers and children the feeble infant
of week old TO the adult. 1t corrs acity of the
stomach relieves wind collie. regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and child. We
believe it to lie the Best and Surest Remedy in the
World in all Of DYSENTERY and DIARRIIFA
IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from Teething
from any other Full directions for nsin. will
accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the far
simic of CURTIS ( PERKINS is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. July 5-ly
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WORKING CLASS ~ H11 1.s SH :a 11MA.s:

iespeGt.lII. employment at hOme day or evening; u
apital requs,si: full instructions valuable package
p Nos free mai. Address with six cent retur
St mp. NJ. YOUNG & co. l73 Greenwich ST., N Y.
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Notice to Debtors.

July 10, lsI3-sm"