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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THIS COLUMN Is OPEN To ALL.
4 BACHELORS HOLIDAY,

DEAR WuIG:-B"ing new to the bust
ucSs of writing for the press, will Just
ask in the beginning to bc excused for any
ldioSyncrasies of style which may appear
in this article, As am a 'sCn Of the soil =
and make no literary or scholastic preten-
sions whatever.
Having finished harvesting. and the
ground being too hard to commence pillow
ing for Fail seeding. ! concluded to take :;
little trip up into the heart Of old Chester
county, in the vicinity of Chatham and
Doe Run. Near the latter place the char
lcter OF the soil is hardly surpassed east of
the Alieghaues, and ii is all in high state
Of cultivation. Comfortable and even cle.
CANT buildings adorn the rich farmS-homcs
wherein abide culture, refinement, and
knowledge of the useful arts. tell you,
Mr. Editor, without making iuvIdiuuS com
Parsons, Chester county beats the world
for handsome horses and accomplished
lidies And mind you, when say drrDJH-
pushed, don / mean i wasp waisted crea-
tuTe who can StTum some die away air upon
piano and dance polka quadrille, ]
mean live, rosy checked. buxum giIl who
can 60 into the kitchen and get You up
dinner lit for a king To sit down TO at lid
Ilcr ming. who can bake wholesome
digcstiblc bread, do up : iiue linen equal
to Chincser.' etc. then come into the
parlor looking as fresh rs a pink sit down
10 the piano aud dash off a waltz, or play
some simple love Suag with grace and feel
ing. These are the sort Of girls which
Chester county produces.
Ban 10 return to farming. | am more
used TO discussing the latter subject and
feel more at home upon it. always make
some egrcgriuuS bunders when ! 20 To
talking about women.
The wheat crop through the region which
| visited was uneXGcptiunably good the
only fertilizer used upon 1t being lime
Limestone is found there in great album
dance, and burned in large kilns. The
corn crop is suffering from the effects II
drought, no rain having fallen i'll that part
of Chester county since June. saw hun
dreds Of acres of timothy, which was not
cut on account of the low prices of hay,
they having turned their cattle in to tramp
down the timothy aud eat the rich natural
gras, spIIngIng up amongst ii. This is
indeed dIscouTagiug year on farmers
wheat and hay low price and corn
likely to be failure.
There are many large diaries hereaboutS.
some carrying as high rs one hundred
cows, the milk being shipped to Phiadel-
pima over the Baltimore Central railroad.
Formerly this was very lucrative bust
ness. but like every other branch of indus
Try II has suffered IN the general depression.
On the 2.th ult., took a ride on the
Delaware City Il Pomeroy railroad 1t Is
very primitive affair. The waiting rooms
at the various depotS will not accommo-
date more than one passenger at a time.
and If two happen to meet there they have
10 take turns y IN occupying the waiting
rooms. The company do not employ any
ticket agents except nj either terminus of
the line, yet If you get on at an Iuiclme-
diatc station the conductor will charge YOU
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ihIee cents extra and also administer a
''cn.simg to you for not having ticket.
| call this adding insult to injury.
an Sunday, the 2Sth, attended camp 1t
Chester Heights, in company with some
friends. We should Judge that there were
eight ar ten thousand persons on the
ground during the day. We did not count
the tents, but should suppose there were
two OF three hundred of them arranged
about the beautiful grove. When the din
ncr hnur arrived, we sought to refresh the
inner man at Wanamaker'S famous dining
saloon. Our party of nine finally sue
cccd"d i'll securing what would have salts
fled the appetite of one hungry man. Two
ears Of corn. distributed among the nine.
reminded us of the parable of the seven
loavcS and two fishes.
ONE or DAS's BACHELORS.
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Notice to Creditors.

Tll- i give Notice. that the -sl-rri'~r Cecil
county, hath obtains = from the orphans Court # said
auts lrttrf- 81 Administration the personal
# LF>SE II SiNrEES
lat # aid COUNTY, ,yt.rl All IrTs. having claim.
~ the -I deceased are hereby warmed exhibit
thu same with the vouchers trr, tiny authenticated
On ,r lriar' the 9Th 'las 1t MAJ. i,-@:
th-y mas other w. Icy law i ycuir frrrii all ls-n-Hi
- s9I estate. Al -r~nu~ indebted e. sud f-tatr
g'luc; to maxi immediate "a, thu subscriber.
GiN-u gnlrr nay haud. ihi- llfh IA ". NAV. is7>
JOHN ". SHIPPERS
Administrator of l--.~ Ii Shippers. d,y'd
T--l-KtuEEN u. JtNtE, Ea-.-FgT.
MaI ti-BW
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Rising sun items.
LAND SAIL.


Sixty acres of land. belonging To the es-
tate of the late Cook krauss, was recently
sold at trustees sale, and purchased by
Thomas VI. krauSS for his nephew, Bar
clay krausS, iug 5000.
FESTIVAL.
The VI. +. Sunday school held their an
nual festival, last week, in Basil Haines'
woods, and had good time. Many of the
speakers failing to come, the scholars were
not inflicted with any long speeches, and
enjoyed themselves in the woods hugely.
\ REUNION
OF the children and grand children of Mar
garet ANA Edwin Haines was held on Sat
urday last, being the 18th birth day OF Mr.
llaincs. The invasion was unexpected to
the family, and, of course, was quite a sur
prise TO the quiet couple. Thirty five were
present and eight absent, making forty
three descendants living. Quite a good
time passed away all enjoying themselves.
FOR CHESTER HEIGHTS.
On Sunday last, quite good turn out
took the train for Chester Heights camp
meeting, and roadsteIs went TO Susque-
hanna camp. Both parties appeared well
pleased, but rs TO being bens fitted that is
another question.
NEw STORE.
Mr.. Gallon has taken into cupartnership
a Mr.. Crew, Of Hartford county, and they
have reupencd the tobacco and cigar store
lately occupied 10y Shure X Co.
THE CROPS.
A. G. Brumiield and Jefferson IIaines
have both harvested over forty bushels of
wheat per acre. Many others have very
large yields also. Coru looks better since
The last rains. 1t was look ing very badly
before the change III the weather bureau.
JoNIS
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Notice to Creditors.

Thu i 20 give notice that the subscriber Il Csy-il
county. lH'~ obtained ir1iu TIA" Orphans Court ii lIi
county. letters IS Administration the personal
~-tatc 90; HANNAH kIkk.
late g aid county. iezl- Al I-f.au. having claims
Against ttr .li deceased .rrby warned exhibit
the with the vouchers Thereof uiy authenticated
Ca 60 l'-inrr the I7th IA, ~ April. I.73.
they may uthrfRI- Is Law h eIurl from all s,ncfi
81 ii s-ist~ Al p-r-fr~ indebted -t.I estate are
r7Iursto! ." make immediate payment the -usrri-
rer- GIyra Euirr aUg hau., thI- -t;h DAY II Aprl.
lis. ANN kIRk
NATHAN GRIFFITH
AlIntu i,ir-turs st Hannah Kirk d-r'l.
Tr-t-KEuHsN L. Jtx.a, Register.
ar.rrI ~ 49,
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careful to give them more than the usua
quantity, or they may starvc.
TIE MARkET.
Corn. 10 cents dozen; potatoes, 30 cents
I hushcl; tomatoes, 80 cents a basket
chickens, 10 cents per pound: beef best
cuts, 10 cents per pound; eggs, II cents
per dozen; butter, Il cents per pound; hay,
so per ton: the Chesapeake II card, five
cents per copy.
4 Man ABOUT TowS.
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TAKEN TO THE House. OF CORRECTION
Sheriff Boulder took the colured boy,
Charles Price. an account OF whom we
gave last week, 20 the House of Reforma
ton, last Tuesday. This institution which
is exclusively for negroes Is pleasantly l.
Gated ON the line ui the Baltimore ami
Potomac railroad, - miles from the former
place. and At present contains 300 inmates.
Il Is under the patronage and supervision
of the State, which purchased a tract of
500 acres OF land, some ycaIs ago, and has
been At much expense in pcIfcctiug the
arrangements for the reformation of the
inmates. which are divided into two classes.
one of which works. upon the farm from
early in the morning tall noon, when the
other one takes its place, the members Of
the first class attending school in the after
noon. This institution may lee said to be
the paradise of youthful, homeless negroes,
have several base bal. and glec clubs. and
enjoy themselves 81 well that many of them
when hired 20 the farmers in that part of
the State run oil and return to- the iusti-
tuition. The Superintendent, General John
W. Horn, is an old soldier and was formerly
warden of the pemitentiaEy, where his
management gave such general satisfaction
that lie was appointed to his present office
without solicitation on his part. His sue
c.ssful management OF the House of Rcfor-
nation has induced the friends Of many
incorrislbie juvenile Africans from other
privilege they are allowed upon complying
with the regulations Of the State applicable
10 such cases. The only objection appears
to he that the inmates are used so well that
they do not care to leave il.
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and ChaTlestown. which was very superb
and pleasant entertainment. They have a
nice yacht aud occa ,iona}ly tal,c an cxcur-
sion 80 the fishing ground of Be'rcr;on,
which adds much - the pleasure "f = so
.ioarn at the club house.
SPECIFIC ron THE EFFECTs or PoISoS
IVY.-Dr. =. 4. Blown al the L. :. Navy,
states in the Hfdirdi I.frarG that he has
found specific Ia the Troublesome eruption
produced by the poison ivy hhUS tori""isH-
dryEN So common III our woods and So often
mistaken for the Virginia cfccrer. which
the plant somewhat resembles. This spe-
clic lac finds III hromine, which he has
used with uuyaryinE success IN at least
forty cases. lie uses the drug dissolved in
strength Of from ten Ia twenty drops of
bis,miuc to the ounce of oil. aud ruhs the
mixture gently on ;hc affected part three
or fou: times day. The bruuluc is 50
volatile that the solution ShuGld bc re-
uewcd within twenty four hours from its
preparation. The eruption never extends
af:,r the first thorough application. and it
promptly disappears within ;wenry-four
hours. if the application is persisted in,
and the patient is entirely cured.
IHE EXCURSION 10 COLCHESTER BEACH.
The second excursion of the Sabbath
school Of the Elkton VI. T.. Church will
take place, ON "Wednesday next, eth inst.
Those who have the matter IN charge have
chartered tie large and cummrdious steam
boat Chester, which Will leave. the wharf 1T
Ei&tou, at O'Clock =. NJ. and proceed to
colchester Beach. which is delightful
resort on the bay, near the mouth 81 The
Chester river, where the ,Xcursiouis:s Will
Dc allowed to remain lon. enough to enjoy
a bath IN the salt water Of the bay, on -
fish, a. they may be inclined. AID return
At an early hour in the evening. No pains
will hc spared 10 make this tyip one Of the
most enjoyable one, Of the season. Those
who wish 20 spend 4 pleasant day and en-
jpy the delightful SEA breeze, would do we'll
to take advantage OF this OPPORTUNITY
Tickets cau b. procured from Mr.. John
Perkins or Henry Yi:singc., 4; 81 each;
children, 80 cents.
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Dissolution of C0partnership.

rIHE Copartuership heretofore known as
L SEN>TE NJ o. doing business at rrrt b.
I-It. Is fif--t'.Nr-i by the rih Il two IT it. ~
1-tI-- tfl riHHss- Armstrong Tin i'i<rur-- Viii ir
s.iiuEr! amt all elaine COLLECTS! Debt. lsIi ~
toe -grHl1iu- I-afturr-
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
PIT n.t--.Lt InlA =. lslN-.w
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North East Items.
TEMPERANCE SERMON.

TEMPERANCE SERMON.
Gu Sabbath last. Rev. Mr.. Murray gave
us one of the best temperance sermons
ever preached in this town. from the text ::
Exodus u % 81. lie likeucd the whisky
sellers tn the OK spoken of in the text and
gave a statistical account OF the host of
dTunkardS, orphans. raupers aud tramps
made by this wonderful OK, and the huge
number Of pTosciytrS, and the enormous
amount of money annually required to
keep that OK.
ACCIDENT.
Mr.. George Wilson met with quite
painful accident, on the Goth ull., by the
fall of 4 heavy piece of machinery on his
foot, at the iron works. breaking 4 bone in
his instep.
DEATHS.
On Wednesday last, Matthew c. McNey
buried his little son, Of about three years,
caused by inflammation of the intcStiues.
Mr.. Richard Reynolds buried one of his
children, about the same date.
TIT i, y. ( l.. l.. Il. COMPANY
are making some very necessary repairs or
the cuiverrs over the North East creek. AID
the Broad Greek calvert Is also undergoing
u repair. The company have an eye 10
business and generally strike the lick III
time to avoid any serious accident.
THE FAIR AND FESTIVAL,
held at Good VIII Chapel, near this town,
on Friday and Saturday evenings last,
proved quite 4 success, their net gain being
Sl55.Si. The following were the success
fu candidate: For the set Of single har-
ness, Nj. Perry Barnes: lot the bride, Mr.
Jesse Shippers; set dishes, Miss Moilie +.
Logan.
THE SEASoNAELE SHOWERS
have done much TO encourage the farmers.
The plows are running. preparing the fall
low ground for the wheat, and the corn is
reGcem:ng It's loses sustained by the late
drouth. OCCA<IuNAL
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LOST OR MiSLAID.

4 NOTE of Bond Brother 4 Co., dated
"a r.rt pyIr-fi. March i. IS PAYABLE g. Th.,, e
a. - ifss months alter 4atr. o.. Ia cuts hundred
..IIsrs =. f-E-au- hereby tlrrvarl,,,I from
iia.tl.'tr -.lt Mt. i.I- i.rt loot or .uisIi
july IN BOND BROTHER q CO.
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KILL WEEDS IN ArGUsT.-An agGicul-
t'IIal Journal says: There is no better
month III which to kill the Canada thistle.
as well weeds generally, and destroy
bushes. than August. 1t is also peculiarly
tim" when farmers are not SO much
hurried, and when the weeds have fully de-
veloped Themselves. The farmer can see
N i glance, indeed has seen all the SEASON,
tie necessity of commencing the work Of
destruction.
The best thing to be done with weeds Of
AL kinds eXtrpatod flom the land, is To
use them in ;he compost heap, or to gather
item in large heaps, Ia remain there until
iry, and then burn them ny, root and
branch" The practice of some farmers
Who look only 10 their own selfish purposes.
who live irr themselves, and rarely u
ncigLbor with whom they are on friendly
terms is 10 pull up and throw into the public
highway the weeds from the fields There
they are left to ripen their seed, and the
first heavy shower of rain that comes they
are carried away. sometimes for miles.
either into the land of some other farmer.
-: into 4 stream. 20 be landed along the
banks for great distance. We have more
than once seen people calling themselves
farmers and Christians engaged in this
mean business.
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Wesleyan Female College,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.

4 I the opening of the Fall Term, on
A MONDAY. september 9TH. ~ ti-r. viii b- a
NkW President. NEW Furniture. NEW repairs
tnr' uoui tH- tuiliuE, VIEW pianos thu uiusl.rn
y"uI.utn> NEWLY introduced L. AID tl- comfort 81
tLr '"uu ladies. 18th ia the public and private ruot-
tIli Oh. il.i- - iirr uIp ir,.-
Pot .l'aI.zFi,~ 8IiIr-- th- President.
REV. ). VI WILLIAMS A NJ
July SIN Nl.miB-t ton Delaware.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
for huilding new School

PROPOSALS for building a new School
Hou-- faI H. Elk school - b., - feet in accord
tnf~ With Plan, aud >f" IN snu> 10 the hauI- Il the
Hni"E.irn- viii hc received by TIA" School Commits
-sH'r- 4 Cecil county. until thu 18th 4 August l.
"siak ~ At ih-T ptrr, Ektou- Tho house 10 b.
'tfhor . tTIrk frame Thr School Btlri r-scrriu-
the II to reject any all iId,.
AM Information desired ~i be- given. aud plan. ami
-Esi ti'n. 10 l ho- D., Application 20 thu u.drr
Signed!
TIA house t. o.. 'sat.l,-i before the l., lay of
or'"l.-r Is. H. = let vi School e ul'u,-.ianvrs
J. ENGLAND.
July -u-2N Chairman Of COMMITTEE.
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TIE OLD AND THE NEw.-Wc strollcd
out TO the old cemetery, on the bank of the
river Just below tie bridge, last Sunday
evening, ana amused ouTsclf looking at
some Of the Old COMMISSIONERS in that silent
city Of the dead. Probably this Is the old
est buryiug ground in the town or vicinity
for there is good reason to think that
Henry Holdings the founder of the
iiollingsw"rth family in this county, was
buried there more than hundred years
ago. though after careful search We have
failed to find any monum, ntal stone com
memprativc of him or his virtues. This is
easily accounted for-becauSr the early
Friends were not III the habit of erecting
monuments OF this kind in memory of their
departed relatives. They knew foil well
Tint l,.ous and exemplary life was mani
best monument; and that, though loving
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Chesapeake City Items.
\ EIsY WEN.

EIsh VEIN.
The steamer Ciaymout which lows canal
boats between this place and IIayre he
Grace, has had busy week. finishing on
Saturday last with tow of fourteen heavy
loaded boats bound to Philadelphia with
lumber, coal, iron, bark, etc.
ELACKmKD CANT.
The young and old Of the town were
early astir last sunday morning, preparing
to start 10 Blackbird camp. Horses were
III demand at war prices, and two young
gentlemen of the town secured wagon
aud fast trutting nag and set forth 20 have
\ days enjoyment, but sad 10 say the huls
was opposed To working on the Sabbath
day, or became sick, and fell hcadlong in
the road, which obliged the young men to
return to town, where they tried in vain to
procure another nag.
oN TIM WATER
The schooner William .Siirsr left here on
July 9Th with a Jolly party of ten gentle
men on board. They have had damp
time.
\ sMAsu-UP
Joshua Craig left town, on Tuesday, FOR
N'44tf biN " hti d SlttI 1 u-Nllltt II ON 10" u
his vehicle accidentally came in contact
with Mr.. Realey's porter wagon, making
a complete wreck of it.
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.
The audience that attended the temper
ance lecture in the hall. on sunday after
noon, was. like the peacl p tins wear, very
few and somewhat iau'.y.
STORING TnIIE WHEAT.
The farmers are busily engaged i'll haul
ing their wheat to the ware houses, where
they propose TO store it till such time As
the prices advance. The quality OF the
wheat Is good; but the oats are light and
those feeding them to horses should be
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liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying qualities of
KILLERS LISIMESr render it the best
article for the speedy and safe cure of
liberated sores
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ASoTHEE Row AMONG Tur AFEICANs.-
This time IT occurred not far from High
street, last Sunday, about IL VI. One Mary
Alice Stephenson, aged about II years,
charged VIM. johnson, a middle aged col.
ored man, with committing an outrageous
and indecent assault upon her, whereupnn
Bai!ilf Shocklcy arrested him, and he was
committed to Jail till Monday, when the
parties had a hearing before squire Foard,
which resulted in the discharge OF the &C
cused
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AUHTIE HEWITT. The many friends of
this highly esteemed old lady will be glad
10 hear that she has 50 far recovered from
the effect al the injuries she received las;
winter 4 year ago, aS tn he able 10 walk
about the room in which She has been con
fined since the accident happened. She j.
in the seth year of her age. and for two OF
three years past has enjoyed her second
sight, being able to read and .ew without
the aid Of glasses. We called 10 see h.!
the other day, having been invited to de- So
by mutual friend. and seldom have we
met with a more cGEieuicd and happy yer
son. or one whose conversation and icp,rt-
ment bespeaks a higher degree Of prcty
and resignation. Though dweliiu. upon
the earth, her conversation Is OF heaven
aud heavenly Things, and when asked if
size was not lonesome, she replied: oh, no,
have Friend that is ever near me-
She has recently amused herself 10y piec.
ing 4 handsome quit, which Is a great
curiosity and very neatly constructed. 1t
is composed Of SO pieces of silk, OF every
imaginable color and shade. The old lady
says it is of the log cabin pattern" She
las commenced another one, the style of
which she desgnatcs as a. Jacobs Ladder"
Much Of tie material of which these quilts
are composed is the gift Of friends who
contributed il in order To furnish her with
this means Of enjoyment. If any others
of them are disposed TO contribute to her
amusement in tins way. we have TO doubt
their contributions will be thankfully ie-
ccived
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A Stitch in the Back

l. caused hv sudden wrenciin- OF the
sPlUc, and produces violent and acute
pains, making it very iiiiicul: for the
person To- move Il should not be neg
iect,d, a. The curvature Of the spine i,
o:ten brought on by neglect OF this c, M
Eun complaint.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

II Il. ii RNE1 offers for sale or rent
L hl- EEIrK STORE AID DWELLING. ,-utrr OF
uN'rd Pa - ~ :--t three, siori-, sitl Basement
;" ara t;ri;s The bl>i.>- consisting OF nrv t;,oI.
~ .''"i-. Trimming Notions, Millinery &c
'-'atii~h"i 10 lNl'i and hl- lem great -lcrv---
I.n. i' ,nt1s. sb{s. Write fora full description
Jun .s-II
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WANTED TO BORROW

EOR ONE YEAR $500 at per cent.
L ,'oni real lrr-gaal property ,,,nrity viii l."
=Nru. CIIAS II SMITH
Iu!N l. q EAt.u. Nj
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Neuralgia.

This excrnciatinglv painful disease Is
Instantly relieved and rapidly cured hv
the continued application OF this Liui-
NM.
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FOR RENT

nNE end of the Brick Dwelling on Main
>/strrrt opposite Mrs. 4. Gr, ONES residence
MAJ IL, ls''-u Apply At Satooal bank
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Sore Throat and 0uinsv.

The cur-cs which usually induce Sore
Iirua; are those which give i sudden
check to Precipitation. aud thus "i-trsct
Nau!rr- regular work quickly producing.
ia consequence, an ii.ta,En.atorv coudi-
ton wnloh. involving tie tul~i!-. and
rapidly Spreading over the whole mucous
:ucnlj rauc ol tie i:suces will c.Irl,.. Quii-y.
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H0ME0PATHIST,

GRADUATE Il to" llahheInauu Medical college 81 PhiIa
"f.r' his Professional Services the citizen. Of Ekton
aud vicinity
otliee-NcaIly aHpa.ila Nal.anaI Bank. Main .trr-i
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To TRAVELLERS. Owing 10 extensive rc.
pairs TO he made To the draw bridge over
Back Creek, at Chesapeake City, travel
over said bridge will have to be suspended
next week. Therefore persons coming
from or going 10 points below Chesapeake
City will have to pass by Pivot Bridge
This notice is given at the request of the
county authorities.
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Burns and Sca!ds,

Inl- Imminent ia> proved itself to be
one OF thr "'-t remedies ever used for
huru, 1'i >,.ld-. IL guicknc-> il ale
Waiting pain whcn applied. riy,s it rrca,
superiority over ali other preparations.