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are very busy repairing threshing ma
chimes and all kinds Of agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS. They appear TO have the re-
cuiSite ingenuity to make OF repair any
thing, frow q "Ittvi-barrow 10 4 piana
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A Nice Craft.

Captain VIM. Fowler'S acknowledged
canoe ''Nantho" has been at our wharves
during his week. She is very handsome
little craft of forty feet in length and seven
To ten ions burden, and "a rapid sailor This
craft is what is known down the i'euinsuilr
as a Bug Eye. 1t is built canoe fashion of
the trunks of trees followed out and fitted
together They are nearly in all ra>,'S IN
exceedingly good @ra craft, being able to
carry sail when other classes OF vessels are
not able to venture out. Captain Fowler
has placed his vessel ut the service of the
lovers of the water here and Will take out
parties, charging moderately therefor. The
"Nantho" is well supplied with awnings
easy chairs, &c, and has also Il large and
we'll furnished cabin. y party Of young
folks enjoyed moonlight sail on this YES
sci on Tuesday evening. She is also
engaged for a fourth of July trip and TO
take party to he bohemia 10 witness the
regetta to take place there on the Sth of
July.
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Terri.,le Railroad Accident.

-. ~ =
The express tram when iait i-UuS
Branch at 500 ciocE, on "'iN"aI
morning. met with a terrible accident
white crossing the bridge over the "''iich
of the Shrew sbury river. we cans; III
GLIDING 'nur ordinary raS%,GngeF c"acAeS'
tie sm"l;ing ear. and the PuiIhIah parior
Ca, lett the .a'is and ran over the ties OF
The h:ld@c. tearing tAem TO NPih'r'S.-
Thc ears kept on the bridge until me
train was halfway across, when VIC Tour
passenger coaches and the smoking ear
Went over into The water WIth 'crlioP
crash. the cars lance" III ABOUT '""F
feet of watci, the 7aiact ana baggage
cars being overturned. The scene beg
CARED description.
J.. l.. bradley. OF We" y ok. was taken
out dead. c. W. Dcm'rcst, "i the i.ru
OF Dcm"rcSt y Co.. ahd James Il. NAL
lorv. OF New York. were fatally injured.
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Golisb orough- &cu:c.


The marriage ceremony ot thc Rev. Rob
ert Lloyd ,;oidshprouSh, of Harrington, y.
j., and Mrs Ann Scott, Of }hi, ts1Nr. took
place at Trinity T. l.. Church, af hall past
ten on Thursday morning. \ large anr
select company was present on Thursday
rnorning,in response to Invitations previuu~-
ly issued, he church he!ngco:hiortahlS tii}'d.
though not crowded, everyone present bein:
able to secure seat. The church WAS pret-
lilly ornamented with cut flowers II.
boquets and other forms, and the pleaSan'
subdued light OF the church together with
the soft strains Of music from the organ
under the >hillful touch Of Miss Ellen Bar
roll rendered the scene both pleasant and
impressive. \ few minutes after halt paSf
ten the bridal party arrived, entering, th'
church by the main door FIRST came Mrs.
Lucy LitZanhursh, daughter OF the h Idle,
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Wells-HowaTd.

On Thursday evening at half past eight
o'clock, Mr.. Beui. NJ. Wells, ,Ir., son of
Benz. VI. Wells, Esq. "a gent of the F., W. x.
b. X. l.. Co., at this station, and Mary y.
Howard, eldest daughter of Col. George +.
Howard, We're married at the residence of
the latter or west Main street. The we'd
ding was quiet one, none but relatives of
the contracting parties being present. Rev.
Mr.. Schouler, OF Trinity 7. +. Church per-
formed the ceremony, Dr. II. Ii. Mitchell,
iii consequence of the illness al Col.
Howard. giving the bride away. The bride
was accompanied by Miss Saliie Howard,
her sister. Col. George Il. Howard the
brides father, who has been suffering for ::
lon" time from the effects of Il stroke of par
alyS> WAS able ia NE present, though h. has
rot yet recovered his speech or rcgained the
use of his left limb, He was, however. in
good spirits and received his acquaintance
with his old cordiality. After the ceremony
the company sat down toa hountitul table
of refreshments after which they separated,
the bride and groom going to their new
home on west High street, which had been
prepared FOX their reception, and where Il
company of friends awaited their arrival.
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How sleep the brave who Sinl: to rest,
BY all their cuunlry'S wishes hlest;
When Spring, with leyy fingers cold,
Returns To decl. their haliUwed mould,
SHE tnere shall dress i swretcr sod
Than taucy'S feet have ever trod;
BY fairy hands their ilncll is ruug,
BY forms unseen their dIrGc is sung:
There honor comes Il pilgrim gray
To bless the turf that wraps their clay:
And freedom shall awhile repair,
TO dwell weeping hermit there.
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Inhuman Treatment Of i Boy.

Persons in til" vicinity OF turner's wharf,
where several barges were this week dis
charging poplar wool and coal tor rr"vi.
dence mills, have witnessed The heartlces
cruely practiced by the crew Of one of Ill"
barges, upon boy about twelve years of
age i'll their custody. It appears tn.tt these
monsters, lacking amusement, entertained
themselves by experimenting up"n he ply
steal ability of the boy to stand abuse, and
yet retain life. To this end they time and
again made fast about his body the end of Il
long heavy rope, and casting him overheard,
dragged him about in the water, sometimes
beneath the surface then on top, varying
the performance by raising him occasion
ally, three or four feet and letting him drop,
without regard to the shape in which he
struck, until the child was almost eXhaus-
ted when they would hau! him aboard and
give him a breathing spell. only to renew
the inhuman sport. The shrieks, cries and
entreateS of the lad could be heard for II
long distance upon both Saturday aud Sun
day evenings, and many persons turned
away shocked Ny the DclSiiF spectacle. y
few (both ladies and gentlemen,) of these
under whose observation the outrage came,
attempted to demonstrate with the wrctches,
but were met with curses and threats.
Where the officers of the law could posi-
bly, have been, that this case failed to reach
them it is hard to s"gmisc II seems that
almost the entire community, With the eN
ception of the regularly constituted officers,
whose province it is To take coguizance of
such things, knew ni the ease. No attempt
at an arrest of the parties was made. The
boy seems To be but a half wittci creature
picked up no doubt, somewhere on their
route by these tendS iii human shape \
gentleman resident of Howard street, in
forms us, that while sitting upon the veran-
,iah of his residence on Saturday evening,
he could distinctly hear the screams of the
boy, then undergoing violence at The hands
OF these men. 1t is not too late even yet to
bring these men to Justice
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A Terror 10 the Officers Of the Law.

The report comes from Charlrs;uWn, IN this
county, that Il resident OF that Uci Lhhur-
hood, one Shelton by name who has lain
himself Liable TO arrest, drlics the law and
its minions, and that the latter are in NOR
tai fear Of him aud tleciinci 10 undertake the
service Of a writ upon him. Tine .isartf.
made against this fierce native is, disorder
ly conduct and wife beating. the latter a
species of diversion said to he in great favor
with him and rr&cticed frequently. We
suggest Il call on the Groome Guards by the
authoritles Ct ChareStown, and in case Of
failure upqn Their part T. suppress This one
LIan riot, the oyster .Iay. .er.1ht ,.e Induced
to sail up and blow him sky high with oaa
of their big guns.
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IN l.NS.

At the drug Store Mr.. II. II. nnyc@-
mex has some specimen hea'is of the
champion Amber wheat. walsh he say
is Identical with the Russian wheat nov
being sold about the county, ii Sa."a
per bushcl. The heads are smooth and
tine, measuring ! and - inches III length.
Mr. Abram Ejr; has some specimens of
white Canada wheat heads that measure
D inches, ara heavily bearded. and make
a good show l"r grain. Mr.. DuFckinck
also left a new potato growing within an
old one. Mr. .I"hn VI. Crothors left a
double cherry and some fine specimens
OF cherries. JOINS.
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Last Sabbath was one of the hottest
days We ever experienced. We went to
the VI. !. Church. III casting our eyes
over the congregation we discovered an
unusual display Of auction fans. We
took cur seat quietly. We soon found
the heat had soltcntd the varnish on the
Icws and that we were stuck fast. The
idea oi the whole cougreg atioe being
glued to their seats and having to re-
main there all day. prevented us from
enjoying the sermon rs much as we would
have done if it had been otherwise. We
nope the authorities will Try and have
something done. ii for no other reason
they should do it far their own safety. If
they don't. they will find lawsuits for
dana g.ng ladies dresses coming i'll faster
than they will care to have them.
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Trouble Among Harvest Hands.

On Thursday the hands employed by DR..
Il. c. Mackall, at harvesting wheat, struck
for higher wages, which demand being re-
fused by the Doctor the workmen perched
themselves uyon the fence, after the fashion
of lot of crows and declined to proceed
further with the work. They were to re-
ceve 81 per day, and the doctor offered to
pay 81 20 rather than let them quit work
but they demanded an advance of 80 cents
more The doctor determined not TO accede
to such terms, came at once to town, pur-
chased self binding reaper, and in Il very
short time had it in operation in the field,
perfectly Independent of the strikers. 1t
seems that the harvest hands do not know
where to stop ia their demands for advance
of wages this season. For u noinher of years
past 50 per day has been the highest price
paid. and this only to full hands, but this
season even boys and incompetent hands
refuse to york for less than from s. to s.. 30
per day. The consequence Hf this is, that
many far mers are supplying themselves
with self binders and others are employing
these machines to do their harvesting lay
the acre, one or two being operated in this
neighborhood in this way by the owners.
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MNINT ROE.

The little scare We had about the DAM
are to the wheat crol, has passed away,
and nothing short o! Il sudden disaster,
will prevent rs from having one Of the
largest crops We ever lad in our district.
There viii he scarcity Of hands. That
trouble viii he partly overcome, by some
ct oar farmers @ettin~ self binders.
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ISL ACRES OF LAND,

VI t7IiIs VI, HIS,
This desirable property IS improved by sE..s.,
rood FRAME DIV TELLING HOUSE asf-Iti
and other necessary othuIli a2s. ;I,!Irin> EEL
lands 81 Mcs>rs. Peter Brady. Jacob SIiccr A.d!I
and Others.
T!irIand il OF excellent quality and in good con
dItiuu and situated Wlth,u GA" mile OF tn!Dra 4
depot on the T.. T. Central Railroad.
TIE TERMS OF SALE. ~ prescribed hy the
decree. are: That rhc Whole nj the purchase MON,
STAR t'n paid in cash Oh the day ri sale. EXp,ls,s
q! deed 10 hr Ir!tay"d hy purchaser.
". :. IN rs. Trustee.
! az" it-tS !. {. HGNpN y. Agrt.
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SOAP

Nn Exquisite Toilet, Bath and y urscry s1anlt'vr.
Fragrant with delicious Hover ui"r> AMI healing
halSim. Confirms in modified form all the viz
tucS Oi tUTICCEA the great Sli8 Cure. and Is il
di>pcn>ahic in the treatment of Skin aud Scalp
Diseases. and Tor restoring. ircscrl ing and hgHli-
titrin@ The complexion aud skin. Tie only Med
jriIai Baby Soap.
CIriCIEN RENEDIEs are The only real clirativcS
Tor diseases % the Skin. Scalp and Blood.
Price: CUTIClEA RE>uI..:NT. - per bottle:
O. riCrEh. jlr p"g box: large huX"s. Tl.uU: ttTI-
'I:A MEDICINAL loILET soar. 3jr.: tUTIClEA
MEDICINAL SHAVING So NJ. l5c. Sold everywhere
PRINCIPAL Denot Weeks & Potter Boston.
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is the next pest to waben M the hus-
bandman. The cleared up nearly a
patch of Timothy for Alfred Kirk. near
College Green. ana il other places in the
neighborhood are quite active, and as
the farmers have MOI become accustomed
to thcm as they have to the gentle potato
bag, they prove quite exciting visitors.
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THE M'CULoUGH iroN 60.

at this place, seems to be in full opera
sion. On account OF the heat, the men
work with considerable difficulty. \
aumber Of thcln rave out last week. Nj
u tie sous Of Nc la'c and lamencd
Jethro J. McCullough, have been put in
responsible positions in the company. So
It is now not only IN name bat III reality,
The Mccullough Iron Company. With
the Mes at the mead, it is bound TO
boom.
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sYELe peculiar action on the kidneys
and urinary organs of asparagus is fire.
quently noticed during the season. Prof
Benson recently proved in the case of the
Emperor William and others that in coIah.-
nation with malt and quinine it is AN abso-
lutte specific tcT diseases of the liver kid
neys and urinary oras.s His method has
been adopted hv the Malt lsitte.S Company
and This great German fi'oi is now compos-
ed of malt, Hops. Guin:ue bark and aspara-
Rus.-Nedical Timas.
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MECHANICS VALLEY TTEH>.
DECORATION DNN.

Car soldier citizens participated in the .
exercises Of this memorable day. Mr..
McCauley and Mr.. T. :. Miller were del
egated to decorate the graves of their .
which place they arrived abont > . clock .
on the day appointed, unhera!dcd by bu- (
gle notes or other demonstrations Of pa /
triotism. other than a cordial reception .
by the ever courteous amt "ilable Frank .
". Miller. to whom the above named .
gentlemen return their hearty thanks. .
soon after .heir al: nal they quietly filed
into the enclosure, sacred 70 the memory
of the dead. and with tender hands
adorned with miniature emblems Of our
nationality. the mounds of earth that
mark the ashes OF their sleeping com
rades.
How sleep the brave who sinh; to rest,
BY all their counIry's wishes hest;
When Spring, with ieWy fingers cold,
Returns to deck their haliowel mould,
SHE tnere shall dress i swretcr sod
Than flucy'S feet have ever trod;
BY fairy hands their kncil is rung,
BY forms unseen their dIrgc is sung:
There honor comes a pilgrim gray
To bless the turf that wraps their clay:
And freedom shall awhile repair,
To dwell Il weeping hermit there.
cnlLDEEN's DAY.
Last Sabbath was ChiIdren's Day at
Union Church. The officers and teachers
of the Sabbath School spared no pains to
make the occasion one Of social as
well as religious interest. The church
was beautifully decorated with flowers
wrought in pyramid, stars, crosses and
other designs. by the fair hands of the
ladies. Addresses were delivered by Sir.
Daniel HARVEY and Rev. !. rance. pastor
of the church, Of Il very interesting char
actcr. OF which We shall Eot attempt a
resume or even give Il g!>t Of their eE
cclience.
THE CROPS.
! Wheat and grass promise well. as for
corn, oats and potatoes, we make no pre-
! diction. The farmers have engaged i'll
| harvesting. and ere these lincs reaches
| YOU the engagement Will become general
and the din and chatter Of agricultural
I sword ambulance and tillerN Will lie
! heard al! along the lines.
| uETt-ENtp HOME.
NJ. ~ Mill. los ,o+,,,rod ror,o
..-.,.I .:... U-;,,,;,,,
'i'''- g." ~
knmor says his detention was caused by
a hnge fancy he has to It certain pulIet.
amonr fine 6Inr hens chickens of Della
WAN md iu,tbn, tLaf sn,ne nr ,ur
I v-I,wrr friends ave seriously consider
ipm the nrn,riptv of tal.jnrt TO themselves
:, T.i,,n.,r. NJ shaJI !.ra,, am. nanciI
,rirtI r,r ,hn nrrasi,n
OR HECH&>Iy&
! are very busv remaining tlreShinu ma
chimes and all kinds Of agricultural i'm
pcmen;s. They appear to have the re-
cuisite ingenuity to make or repair any
thirn franz = vl,.;-b,rrow 10 = ,,;,ra
r,.tI
i,rIuoyrlryT,.
-.
ditinnal improvements TO his place. Mr.
! /. Gibson has the foundation ready to
1ui,,j new Aou.,, Mr.. Lambert Potts
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RISING SEN TTE.U.S.


The Rising sun Library has received
an additional supply of ne@ book, and
added another case ior theiraccomH"ta-
ton. The interest taken in reading the
books shows it was Il needed improve
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\ man by the name OF Edward Smith,
who was in the employ OF Charles Byard,
left home OF Saturday evening for a pic
mic near Good VIII Chapel. He was
there taken sick, and was carried to the
l.,use of Mr.. Aaron PARROT. which was
close by. The family kindly did all they
could to relieve hts Suffering, which was
said to be very great. lie died on Mon
day night. He WAS Il man al great
strength and the picture of health.
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is now all the rage with farmers. w"
have four firms here supplying IL, and all
report sales very good.
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among the rcqrn~5 Of this ncw--
can sec ana aIprec. tets Qnar-.
lw. il you viii ltl'll'2 IA. seventy
n Immediate, and sa-.r yIr , %
l!ch Is tac TngGlIr IN! o?i" pti eat
h. ;:GVarce1 To = - 1.G<}. = ac-
.rll's used il, it, cvEssrUr'Ip1
.tho1t delay. nj m" Icru:s speed
- SH'"S iG@ ~ n. -. As to- g.
'":r,l tHis 1-.HGT7' "- .Isr. d r''-.'.r Is
7'sii .T,sf u .-.t.>.~r. - .-,...
, =. e., 49, 81
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q FUE THE PRIZE.

quite an amount oG mammoth pump
Lin seed has been distributed through
this section. and lively, rir.lry in puml-
kin raising is going on. The warrior Is
san"uiue his pumpkin viii take the
prGAlnIn.
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is going AROUND. about the T., W. \ Is.
Il. Il. not having warehouse room enough
to accommodate the freight that arrives
here \ warehouse that was large
enough fifteen years ago is not half large
enough To meet the present demand.
Give us more warehouse room and III re
men to run il and things will run smooth
er. The increase il business and the
growth OF our tow. demand ii. skIrr.
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The Famous n Stop Beethoven Organs.
Suitable Tor the Paror Chapel Lodge, Church Sabbath School,

least $3.50. This combination OF Reed Board and ST o
Work bear in mind. III tho BEETHOVEN is patent
ed. No other organ maker dGre build it.
PRICE.-The price OF this Organ, which includes n
Music Book, Organ Bench. Choice Music &C, secure
~ packed and delivered on DO. I'd the cars Ut wash
ington, New Jersey, 10 only $1,000.
TERMS.-Ihe terms Net Cash. Remittance
may be made by Eauk Draft, Pos Office Money Or
der, ReaIatGrei Letter or Express, prepaid.
WARE The BEETHOVEN is warrant
ed Tor si4 Je.r5. Shipped ul one years trial.
Railroad Ave. and Beatty s. d.
Washington, New Jersey. Largest ia the world. i.u-
n .ng day and night to fill all orders promptly.
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twenty itsld
stivcyr ornnlyt
be
,pr
ota ay shall ruSIfiNFI r"r" I'll Under $50
lel
Dated, Ky -.1ssE.Z, lat
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4

HOW TO ORDER .-Enclosed find mongy fcr
Beethoven Organ. have read your statement in re-
gard il N tlis adve:; scmcut. and order one on
condition that il must prove exactly represented in
every Particular shall return ii at the end Of one
years. rse and demand the return OF my money, with
interest FRI the very men forward it. 1t six per
cent according your Offer. BE rgry garticn'Gr IT,
gicc !our NGa,c. Iost Office, County, State Ffe0tt
StG'iJ1 and on ,Titnt I.rilyOdd.
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Having associated ourselves for the practice Of
our prUc>siOn w viii give prompt and careful
attention To all law aud chaneery business placed
in our hands. Business intruStcd to either will
receive the attention a. both.
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With Grand and Thrilling Accessory and
Combination Effects

BE!7GYS.-Ffnest Treble Rubber Upright pat
tern. three bellows combined, with four Steel Springs
with Automatic Valve stop an ingenious arrangement
for pregeriliny uv-r-supply oi air.
RTEuS.-IO Full Sets Reeds krrof the Celebrated
ulien Tonre tpatcnteio the tongneS Ct :'hch art
secured ne block u dugeang ms cad of ordinary
,-iv"t. which soon breaks or rattsrs. Tho Golden
iTnnc breaks or wears out holds its tone per
Feet; y. Su tuning CVe- rri Gitei Io~FI!@ the
factory.
r'0N..-Su7eTb. Thriil:3c!~ Sweet and Pure.
"haiep. crp-I spn Win any instrument ever manu-
f"y'u-gt fbCrt mos t.ts price. Ar Organ Ike the
81, We. containing tee s"me ,irGty OF islc wOuld
Lrst tasOu1h hiZh p.!,..d CrgaI: manufacturers at
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BIG TIME on THE 4Tl.

Our ladies Of the mite society are max
ing preparation for an ice cream festival
on the lth. foY the benefit Of the par
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To Whom it May Concern:

cE"If the beethoven Organ, after one years cor
istant use, does rot give y"u perfect GltisIactcn
lcvery particular, and IS in any wag MT
in this advert srmcnt, hereby bind myself to take il
back ard refund yuu Your money paid in current iund
further u pay freight charges the instrr
ment both ways, the money TO be refunded immediate
ly upon receipt OF the instrument at Washington,
New jersey further agree ii requested exchange
lt for any other organ or piano zhywa IL LIZ CGtl
ilogue Very truly yourS,
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q Stops. DC follows:

II > Z OFo: tIl EOTIOWS.
1---CclIo : foat tone li-Lcho, foot tone
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.-i'iarai.f,la. l6-tlarionct, 3 foot tone.
1-Manul SubBaSs, lG i'-NOix Celeste, s fl. tone
:n0tt3rr. ls-Iio!ina. foot tone.
r-foulion, Is foot tone l9-Nox .Jubilante, and
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T-SiOl di i;gnba, sit tone aJ-Piccolo, foot tone
S-I3iapa. on g foot tone 2l-Coupler, Harmunique
g-E:afa Dolce ! Il fane. .2-Orchestral Forte
IU-t.raui ExprussoEe, 2%-Grand Organ knee stop
foot tone. 2i-Rrht Knee Stop.
If-Frencn Horn Il &oi1e 25-huomatic Valve Stop
Jz-IiarI T.a.parI. s6-I,igEt duplex Dampel
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lint
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Ri:Ti ENLE HOME,

Mr. l.. 7. Miller has returned home
from an extended visit 10 Wilmington.
Rumol says his detention was caused by
a huge fancy he has TO It certain pullet,
among the blue hens chickens Of Della
wne, and further, that some Of our
W dover friends aye seriously consider
ing the pr"iriety of taking to themselves
Il Hcipn,ate. We shall keep our pencil
trimol loy the occasion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-01
Sanf0rd's Radical Cure

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