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New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

sACEs latest style Byron Col!urs--also nuralew s,ye
~ plain Bo,onis, together with general assortment OF
tutic Hosoms, Of them superior thing Of
ie knd ever offered by us.=De4Icr- vino nave no, vet
supplied themselves with our ne" styles.
Ia 50 III season. II others ~ ho Wish obtain sone, hn.
lat = now worn by ho=R most Asonabie can u,! tie
ams at aany of the principal re.dy made !lloa store,
throughout the cstp; also nt the manufacturers Troy
Shirt pcsot Mar>hull's. 90 Chatham
No patroa.se asked OF these "hobeat down
NIB. Sonthera and Western merchant, sre isc! Ia
lend US their spring orders early aud !nlmsda,evs>=
nave ,iready large number on hand. filw
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

nE.. .z7.gEN.A sSf;.~. 7; HQEEHDUSp
tP=IlVERWORT5t 4 PLEURI>E- ROOT for Gtnsh.,
Colds, Consumption and Liver palHt.-CGH.umPao
* a disease oitr secretly Iislg2 ~ tic sem for yeFs
before there i the least compliant Of the Lungs And N
stage be- cured ctecttiy 4!d certainly
ether disease. Let not per-1As tHia; tue usz oi
redicisc until l lungs by affected bEt Undue
season Dr. Al!en's:a,an of i.Iyer1 UrttIis
medicine ms proved cyen the Couq. .efor q Pysieas
in- which all mankind sill have andtaut caue 10 bless
the hand Of Providence MoFc ,sn n physician, Il this
cly naw u.e ii, . =mc.ciue IN their practice.
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.-Dc &tlea-tl tlcaF SiT.
hav- us, your Bai>an of !ioreomtt, tiFeTsurt AZ!
.'!nuri-y my practice months past. and
from ihc ~ondc,iui -iccS itnas has, saiis:e!
that tpoSscsScs very siaGrl0t Ertues=l7 tic cnftei
LIVER Com rant and C"nsial aon. strongly
ne nd TO Tic puhl!c, and to Fatuy Re-pfcyUiy
j. -. RictitEasaS. NJ
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

Esi T1G:zY' ~asssttt.-tAUlluN 10 IHr
: 3 rIiBi4iC.-"1 1he United States of .amarcs have
.lalem ,re.an cfaHteccor:Hgo law Of q fall and
rsci.-ire night, "hich iaarmed Stove MANI
iacturer- "f Newi iorh#citY persist Infringing
fDr hpse who bser- that ..c AIR Tight Stove is
mt and useful trans gres>o.s Ii they choose
Iua OF the land, a,ztbeir proper peril Ent III
say, a> nov 30, thar am pledged TO protect
p right by prosecuting ssch makers yenders and users
Of the ani Isl, redeem thai, pledge the ex,en,
OF my ability ISAAC ORR
tig0r-riUxi!, ~ l.= t3l lu-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05
~ CoRK-soLE, wArER-pxoos

IA ZCORK-SOLE. WATER4pK0nE
g# AND DRESS BOOTS-'rnc subscriber make. 10
~ order Boots OF the above description of the finest
quslty OF French calf->sn. and in the a,es, sryle
and reasonable prices Gentlemen who have bee
The habit OF paying prices gr inferior ar
cle arc requested to call and be convinced that his prices
are from Ten TO twenty per below other stores in his
neishooshood drawings beng taken OF the feet and
PAIR oil lasts kept for each customer there no difficulty
IN getting handsome yet easy IT.
Constantly on hand large assortment Of ready.n,alie
roofs a'cs' styles. AZ prices varying ircn TWO 70 SIX
Shippers, &c &c. at equally low prices
JOHN l.. WATKINS, Iii Ful;uu.s,reet
-! between Nassau and Dutch srreat.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

t;N2sE. sEsfSDt advertising 10 Sprng-streei,
lr>t under -nGuymo. initials, then as w. w. lay
nr an. l,gain as w " Thaycr, has nor never
H. BAD any connection with the establishment at 31J
BpIery re late proprietor. F. rhaycr, had hut aue
hratne named VIM. w rhayer-he mas not been IN the
house 1 hi, deceased brother for several years. About
four rs opened nj 2ii Spring. street and
advertised K,gr-s Easani of LIverwort and two
wears $50 Aelurc the public support OF Bnrrit y
Ca. ilri58tut Ds. fayo-s Ba'>am 0t Lrer~ort--aad
aEaiH iorsr cainiG. The proprlttorshp OF sad
ieaic lc hen well known ihi, the the
uroprieorLhc late +. A rnayer, first introduced this
ee55.sted n'cG!rne ". ". TAayer about fourteen
ySatr- 81 7Ec-
Il, c,fG3.l .v!i5rc huyPurciass ouy--misl this
Boyycry. bet Fourth and
Ft-,irFts. oar agents "rli please ai,!rc,, for
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

Hudson Auggst l. l-il
WHooPINGCOuGu-r Z ,rasei prs y..i!;:g. .gc-E'
cXiensiyely and Is sweeping OF many lte ones,=w:tn
very few days illueSs Parents ,h7ud r.nebcr lat %
Aliens al>m Of Lveraort j. the only otli5be re:edy,
.ud has saved THOUSANDS OF lives during seyeh sesr-
Sold by VA. qyIcr, wfOle=a. : Sarclly =,
r AZ tiuon, l27 Bpwery, corner Of St; bf Hart,
ni Broadway and Chambcrs-street; J. f5,y al
3aor'> Drug Store, OF Broadway :sHi joan -
an. II Everett 361 GrecwniCl ~. d29 I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

,Aaa e5S,::i-E7l1s !ts., NGsy YEARS.
SSss-iE-i'.tESENIS 3 o44urts for he Lad ie.
-!Ssc i'nere splendid bloom ii Camell;as al:
HID raTc., AID Il Harlem bouquets made up in the
most tasteful manner AT moderate prices supply
oi fresh arte.! SEEDS is rrcevfGiom London. Bros
rlsSeeti,. cucs, ,i2d F Plant. an. Bulbs. Glasses
ofzne~ az! he.nt.tu l4t.erns Flower Pots and Vases
feFy ofnamelta, for windows and hs*er gardens Foun
aiuS. cou,erTAtgries aud elricG., forming TIE most
ile;,aslliu desigl> IN y!raulics.
Orders g!iaas:liiy received ard promptly attended to
by iae proprietor.. NI8i.0 & DUNLAP d25 ,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

---fsfE- FsiI5e=s;, ss:7HEDN z'4iEHN'T AGTRspN
PLANO fORTES.-Purchaaers and the
Yf 2 tfpub'ic generally invited TO cal and ex
arine the tGe assortment Of Pi'nnS nov open al MIL
LET'S Muic Saloon, 10. 329 Broadway, from The ceie
Gr4iedG.nutsc;ory Of Ls,nueI Gilbert Baston.
The manuiarrurcr has recently patented improve
m"nt ltle action Of lcse instruments, which
GlchneSe OF touch, and power and beauty Of tonc truly
sHrpfI,ing.=
it- Improvement recommend. i;,, particularly the
ttantion of southern and Western traders, the
plicit make it less liable to ot or
der. aud hus o,ercnme> the objection which has long
beeu felt 20 he action noazit use.
ThcGcreasng demand for The Instruments, although
!e Improvement hu> been bu very recently introduced
themostc-n.incug evidence OF re public c,rinntion
eiit> gperionty= sn'e nj iILiEf'S Music Saloon
M. 30 Htoaray. d2s Pm f. iiLL.Agent.
es-s-T;stsy.,rz, PszTij FDssTEs3.--Seyeral ano
rosewood and muh0gany ri for
~ 6 & Fortes oiSGperior quality, oeredcle
ale tie ,innuactory. No II Wrst FourtecntI-stree
belween the j;h anJ 9Th good assortment OF
riano FoFlc Cor hre. Second isnd Piano Fortes bought
rr#t.,;"u exchange. ia I'm.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

FIRST RATE article Of Relied and P.ters Brass car
4 a..ays ss ouuL al JA.iES; G.. MOFFHT i2l Prince
.recl, Wooster, The loves, market prices Like
-rticia 81 Coona-'s Rras- xch2 "
Sjs FITas43 fsialsV:s! BUFFALO ROBES -
ss several hudre Buffalo i.obe., recently purchased
the F5lr Co.'S auction sale for sale vr.y cheap By
the bale single l.0. variety of Sleigh Robes
handsomely trE.med the Hat, Cap and Fur Store of
dli m :. TIfTTI II. 1914 Chatham
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05
PEOPLES LINE FFsG.N NEsS-NGskA
- @zeeEASTON.p - -

lhrOug IN hours. Fare only s. -
Lcayc pier No ~ r., Battery Place N 81 o'clock, a
NJ. daily, Sundays excepted, by sienm,o-i C!aderls
Water Witch, ElizA5etIport then takc 'hc=G1rs Of
tbe T.. ro~n and Somcrvllic Railroad 10 Somervile
-svirg only - miles by Coaches, II mIlo - tii1n by
" NBrun-wics For seu;s apply H. D. Hope. - Court
andt board. ID Hope viii accompany the
sary.
u As the Railroad Is completed 70 Soretvie In, line
wiil leave Eason o'clock \. IL. three Aonr-iatcr
the line n. Brunswick, and arrive IN Ne York
G5nu, the time. ltt
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

Aeont, andotncTs are -AppEHd ~ltn UF TsEIoF bil-
ofL5versor;by ozeL single bottle on the most
favorable t-Tms
C.uTfcS Bcuar- OF the fahrcs,iou. Of the Interested
and fraudulent; Dmymo. ssnmeiu aiiach- are made 10
deserve purchasers OF th msscIHe. and deprive t-e
rgh;fui propretors Of thir u>t CLAIMS Buy HcBe made
those 7T3o are trying deceive yOu by false asscr
5as Bu oGy the original aud present proprietor al
en- ,syriI-.St lrrasrly = H,ircrv t.2.j I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

,sNO sR RaTTEkS-tn assortment of SILK PLUSH
L Bands aud other Trimmings on hand and for sale at
An; Tariff prices. by
% I'm. ISAAC j. THAYER 81 Maiden I.sre
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

is 6WG }. W WHEELER. Atty for Petitioner.

sOsHN WARWICK, Sweep SRel,cr and Re-
- finer IL general, No. Ii John street, New York
Purchaser OF jewelers. aud Sivsr,mith's Polishing,
PuIaiciugs. Leuiel, Parting Bars, Coarse Silver Bars
ace elk aud pate- Metals. Rookhiuder's RaSs. &C. &s
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

= sHe0 Observation-Disclosures, II Rs. oseH published
hy IL .Wion the ao~srs" that an not the brother
at- husband, 4. ayer and that DO sot possess
recipe or Taylurs Bslsam Of Lver~or aud
taa and sold ;hl. medicine at MY late resi-
dencs, 81 Rowery- The above reward ~l be paid 10
4iy person .ho :. Ill prove Ter ertlous true.
". ". THAiER. 2+l Sprng street.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

Experience and Authority concur with Reason
10 prove thai obedience 10 laws is more readily
welded where the punishment is mild and certain
than where 1t is severe and doubtful
me : sier!ous unseriainty=ot the law mas lopS
been theme Tor merrimeat among all classes OF
socicty; and we are inclined TO believe that The
cause may De at,nbu,ed with much greater appear
aRcc G. truth to the criminal than the civil tribU
HalS MS ARISES III part from the severity of nun.
i>hment. ne excessive severity OF the laws
SAYS Moncsque, hnders their execution Wh,,.,.
The punishment passes all measure III. public will
frequently ont OF humanity, prefer impani,y 10 i,
Thus also the statute OF Mary ic. l., rcci;es in is
preamhle that . the glory OF every king c,ns;s,s
,ner, assurcdly in tho love Of subjects towards their
nr;uce. than in the dread OF jaws made with rcor
pains and that laws made for the preservation
Of The commonwealth, without ssea. pe2sl,ies. are
more often cheved and kept, than laws rnsle With
.x,rsm. punishmepIS = Ii is melaHchelv
,rn,b saws Blackstone '>that among the variety
of actioss which .nes are daily liable 10 commit,
no less than an hundred and siNty have been de-
cl:rcd by act OF parliament 10 be telonleS worthy
OF ins,al, death So dreadful q list, instead OF d.
furnishing increases the number OF offenders
The injured through compassion, will often for
bear to prosecute. Jurie>. through compassion,
will sometimes forget their ouths, and either aeQai:
the guilty mitigate the nature of the offence
and iu,igcs through compassion, will respite one
hall o; the convicts, and recommend them TO the
r,yal nercv. Among many chances OF escap-
;ns. the needy and hardened offender overooks the
multitude ,ha; Sutier; ne boldly engages in some
,ieslrrat, attempt 10 relieve his wants supply
E,;s wees: ara ii unexpectedly, the hand OF .ju.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05
nK. !z7,gEN.A sSf;.~. iiuREHOJSp
Z WON !, pl LI.RISE- L,Llll. L-E L--L-,h..

& Wanted at the aboye rl4ca isw dozen OF nc
Inrortad BRITISH Gil. ,.i-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05
EN1TR NEW

d9o 3tisG3tos'
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

I /
When tie disease becomes in"stsrate.=
. ECONMENpED by the Faculty JANICE -
u Anti -Riiious s1iELA APERIENT
81 Z ..-.-By ioac experience these Pills aa'e
l-sIi p-aveibs thousands ;.e hos; aud safest ami
Is Mefsas hitherto discovered. Al all seasons CT the
yesf ay IL BE- fosat Very vaiua5ezto s ~Eo Wish 10
themselves ag sickness Taey are alike safe
auy period offe, aad require no eNtrs
tedtiol ,Ci.r o, cl-thing Bilious ami I've. Com
nGts pys pesiaor indigestion, Marcus Disease, Sex
eadac.ez II flci al iSaaseS arl>iug from an Impure
>Jateoizic Booi isordcre; st7te OF h- rio,nsch
or Bow cI. a-e. reedjIg ramoyed by take: them They
J.reeeI auds:t, con.rqEeuccs there
-ia.ius ge. shog!2 ae"er BE- FIbou; them tine
climate ecg, them EoIeo or hrre oses ullI con-
.ur t!s 4ury thsir ,a!utary elects. for the stomach
rost.iv regain sreactn healthy state OF the liver
4ai b-Rei5 speedily taxa place ant renewed health
ard caf n bod, and laInd M be the certain result
iss,t iact ca5 be summed up, a. medicine
iesraGgitoa. the feJi- auG cou.oiaes the muscle.
oi=Is.s-tr5ng viii be found oilntnltc value 10 ie
rusjs> OF al ayes. III taken according the dITecuous
'eao t!sato be secure from sickness.
:20r sale, ~hos>se aud retail, by WM WATSON.
Apotaec,ry-,@f Hail 81 .tharine I. d. In
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

Those who would require the Iewish laws in
tins particular to he continued and enforced he
ause they we're given by God TO that people must,
. be consistent, desire TO enforced tie whsle
ot the Levitcal law. Ii the whole ei tile Levitt
ical law except this can be dispensed with with
ont disobeying the laws of God, thcn why can we
not, wlthoat irespassing upon the province OF our
Maker, enact any lawn the place OF this, that we
may think proper and expedrrt
&emander in next. -
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05

y ECONMENulD by the Facui;v-FASCE's
"a i,iti-RiiioAs FAMILY APERGENT

r1.s s.ry.--Ncdieiac CONES TOO late,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-05
CUSTOM HOUSE NOTICE.

lin Months will be sold
by N. HOFFMAN
.o"ecVr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-03
50 0 If Cart 9raas?
Nv (9Ius NHeufrieh am N9hein.

PtfaSr 0raas tinr rtr aFasisre ouf Dem @t Dee
ana, tttannta 8. stcn 9etmters lei Samaee ran
bsts. Nm 27. Sanar rieb ptrte 9trmQOnSe $oa
tana, ntn Sre-rtn mir auf Der 9ee btantrcreten nno
it Ct ttsebt be-an bas t0rttSe pcamunn jrar unttT
ttinrm Nameo the of Doctor Henry Wrsen 0rrrtS
rten 9B urn i'm ttn 3u uns su battsn In BE-
Sem 9rtcte tbm bic Otttc bau an9encn 9etbem bettn
mir inbeffen nidts pOn ibm se(eben nod 8eb0rt.-
Doctor QBrten, obtr fontt tbm pas s, ulrne
rr Ottbcituns (tines 4untbaltts br ptrY&tn. Bs'
onbsrs ater srfntn mir qB ~ uns iu tetua'
ben, % Graas nnern Sten terhbrten Brief erbaen bat
Wan apbrt(lirt |: z...--... ..- ..... .'- ~ t1#
aa.s4s--e .. Saufmann ,nb &c., Gantpn, Ohio.
Canton, tv,, Stem Suni, 1s42. ..--. -, .,.. III
Ser ,,Ocutfhe Courier" ton Seew Orleans, rirh uns j
Otsenritncn rerrfn, Otsts einse 0loIe in ftn
Slatt auf;unsbmtn bic 8Htt bat. :
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Ger Gnrtsttnantt teeunrr Dnit feline Srtnpe bas X,
titum bag n nter otise Jacn tetanns @attbaus auf
bic ent9t8eststt Gtte SraBr ce 1bIren ctcr ncrr
lid mic n frlbtrr Stnnruntt. unr par in tas tattenerne
0rbape rtr!cqt bat rtm frbrrbn s. g. Nier (rber :.
Opnnier) 2Er Ioft 9ctriettn, unb wecs e9m Oers &C.
Snwartt9em Qeirtbsbaufe strace ScscnIttr ie9t
Santtar fir bic frDer iDm rrirtnc 6un boh au auf
(tner neusn @e bic fprtSaernre euus ner G6nner
n rertntn uno Iu rban. nb btIrs 70 nebr, "a CT @
tretrn miro, wine unb ictnn NIT ren ten
8etranfrn unb fetnn NIT hen bn Sreiftn rc Der
Oiaret partten wirp w psrben9cnt Simmer nc BELL 8erau'
mig nn init suten Meutcln uno 8etttn ausSeta eine nit
Sum Suttcr s perfebnt StalnS, miro bur eintn atfa
men @tatnet ben 9rpen uns brcn Gisutrn sOe 3ufriern
brt sewdDren
Dan rufe t iDm a pirb scpib ipitrtr tOmmtn
Nleranber 9heurer.
Canton, ben 81. 9i1i, lS42. 46.-6'JR.
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Mi&ts nfee.-Die @.fadfte auf biefem Gee

Mt6tsa nfee.-Die 81 .Iddfte anf Oiefem zee
tver6en bieIeS Sabr beceMtero peroen. WGhrenb oes
WcnatS spril wurten in ben uerlieceuel dfen bies
ss GeeS nabe an 40 GHife NIT ben @rSeu9nifcn ces
2aubes belaoeu, bic Dampftffe gar nd9t su rednen,
oie bod audi becenenbe radt 9eaeen, H. oerer tnabr~
enb be6 NCndtS Is bort paren Wedp Elm Nblf1nc ..
1896 . a m a rs famcn Die Shtfe BON Wt'dt9an.
fee berunter nit 8allal pom 9ano i 8 aehen
Gd,iffe BON ber nit gaaIt bnauf I'm Sradt 3n bolen
Ser Oanbe[ auf ben Sbern Seen 1T belttntn IN etrS
ioen cSotreu pcm ungebeuerer Susoebnnna ST fDeroen
ie frldtboreu 9eeionen oCnt nOromclttdbeM 5u1cts;
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fu1ae1t nun er an s set9en, mas e tn Der 3utnft teu
per6en Dor abren 6enlerfte man nod bic yuBrttte
Der Giui(ifaticn. q u ftnoet man an9eneb1e Schn'
lneen in eber @e unb jeoem 9Enfe( bes arcBen blubz
Prt6en G1orteus bes 9tpropeens Die 9ustpdnberltng
aus ben alter Staoten rtet ftd) utetens naf oteem
G(oorabc, uuo jeoes fclgenoc abr miro bic SerSlter.
ana oerbpppen uno bic @rperbsquellen oicfes Thets
aulerer e(orreen llnion entptden benn er entbdlt
I'M @mbrpc olle G(emente bes &etd)tbums, oes Hubms
atnb Der @rese etaes 9Petd1s. ....* >." ...
cm December ocrieen c5abres ocrrdhtte db III benz
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branaen tcnnte, 70 fhrieb auf bic 9onre6e nerrs
ftuftttdbe Steten 5un9en Sadle" ~~ -
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$50 if Gbriftopb 8rieeri6 @(lddtr
ans EefIbnd,. IR6ninrpitf gEiirtprhprn2

aus Seubad,, S6nt9reth lSurtember9? '
ncrfeGbe bat SuIett aus Dem Staate Goros@arulino
9fhrieben. Setne 9n9ehOrt9en forberu ibn brtnseno
auf @ttpa6 BON d bbren su loen, 70 pe befelben al
lber eeben cber 500 oes Sbeen yadridt nt,utbeilen
i'm Stanoe lInc, unter Der slOorefle ..'9.
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IHmmany Hail. go. 40, 9Race Ctr, pbilabelpbia.
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8erlptrfte 2dnDerepen unD StQDt>2otten
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Nutttun &c II iiber tpdbreno Der IestenlBobe Elm
~.sttauFtnts G5utribticnsStlb. 49,. -....@ @''''
Geo 0tond, Calcutta bis Is. Se. IA.
Chr. 9alIwib, Taibbille 81. II.
Son. Spen9ler, 9eebsburg 90. H. .-r-
Saccb Self, rbs@ccr9etown, auf Gehnuu9 8 2 90
6. CONNER, @oinburg :>a> DO. - $50
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Nahrid)t

Nteientatn, nt'de SteAnnnsen se8tn @ la bas
'-S/ten, rtrren biermt tenH&r@st ras fe otete r
soer rsm ltn Su 8 lei Dem Senttc ctnuban.
rsen 6oten nntm feline S,abns mrbr gna Miro bic
Eerberunsen mad rte(tm 1aSt etnsertt6t mtrbtn
5s.-~ 49, s. @riswcEo, 8epcDlmdbtioter
~' GANtoH ttx 20. O1at, 1s42 r'' 45.4m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-17
Sale.

RY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa-
Dcias, to me directed, at the suit of
Edward P. Coyne, and others, against the
goods and chatllcs, lands and tencmcn,s
of Jesse Foster. | have seized and taken
into execution, all the right title, interest
and claim, both at law and in equity Of
the said Jesse Foster, in aud to all that
tract of land, whcreon the said Foster
now resides, situate Lying and being in
Elk Neck, Cecil CO., Md. and hereby
give notice that on MONDAY The 10Th
day of September next, between the hours
of IL o'clock, NJ. aud ; O'Clock p, NJ, at
the front door of the Court House in Elk
ton, will expose the said tract Of land
to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy
said wrts. HEX. FOARD.
AUGUST 81 lS42-ts. Constable.
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Sale .

HQY virtue OF several wrts of vcnd eX-
~ ponas issued by Samuel Hays, one of
the Justices of the peace of the State oil
Maryland. in and for Cecil county, at the
suits of VIM RolhwclI adm'tor of Jno. II.
Francis decd. Francis b. Crookshanks,
Jno. r. Price and Davenport and May
nard, against the goods and chattles lands
and tenements OF Thos. Y. Stradley; to
me directed, have seized and taken in
execution all the estate, rights, interest,
title property claim and demand at law
and in equity, of the said Thos. V. Strad-
ley, in and to all that House and lot or
House and lots of which his father died
seized, and upon which he now resides
situated lying and beins in Sassalras Neck,
Cecil county aforesaid, aud hereby give
notice that on the 10Th Of September next
at Cecilton at | O'Clock A. NJ. will offer
for sale the said property SO seized and
taken in execution, at Public Auction to
the highest bidder for cash.
CHARLES O.NEiL, Con'st.
Cecilton Aug. 26th lS42-ts.
WANTED.
A first rate Pantalrons and Vest Maker
to work by the week or piece,
F. FlNEGAN, Elkton.
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READ the following article from the
Lnhed States Gazette, it is as true as
preaching.
AS the hum Of business begins once
more TO greet the ear Of the laborer. and
the wheels OF industry once more COM
mence their volution, we hoTe those who
are to be benefited by the revival of bus
mess, will not forget to whom they owe
this change. nor that the Tariff which we
have fought SO hard to obtain, we have to
contend as hard to retain. Let it he re-.
membered, that our opponents announced
on the floor of Congress their unalterab!e
determination to repeal the tariff law; and
that the Richmond Enquirer, the leading
l.ocotoco paper of the South, has declar
ed that this law, ''Iis bill of abomina-
,lons," must be wiped from the statute
book.
The Wings stand pledged to the tariff
policy; their opponents are as decidedly
committed against lt.--If the asoeudancv
OF the former is maintained, it stands, and
with it stands the laboring man and the
manufacturers; if it falls. they fall with it.
The interests and prosperity of the coun-
try, therefore, are clearly and ndisputed-
~ connected with the ascendancy of the
Wing party. Their policy and desire is
to build ~, to resuscitate, to rcanima,e-
that Of their opponents to pull down, to
embarrass. The Wings are for good wa
ges aud Il plenty of work-lheir oppo-
nents for low wages, and no work at ALL
The Wings ale for good money. and plen-
ty of 1t; their opponents for hard money.
and precious little of it. Let the opera-
tive, the mechanic, the farmer and the la
borer, say which he prefers, and support
one brother party accordingly.
U. S. Gazette.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold at Public Fendue on
w MONDAY the 26th day of Septem-
Der, at the late residence ofAugustus Mil
Ter deceased, the following Household
and Kitchen Furniture, viz: Dining and
Gard Tables, Centre Table, Sofa, Chairs,
Carpeting, Mating, Astral and Hall lamps,
Window blinds, Mahogany and Maple
Bedsseads, marble top Wash Stand, Blu
reau, Looking Glasses, Pain tings, Sheet
iron and Coal Stoves, Andirons. Cooking
stove and numerous other articles. Also
Carriage and Sleigh.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Terms made known on day of Sale.
MARTHA A. MILLER, ! Adms' of Aug:
}. M. MILLER, ! Miller decd.
ELKToN, Sept. 10Th 1912.
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NEW DRUG
S T o II ID .

nR. II. II. MITCHELL, respectfully
informs the public, that he has open.
ed DRUG STORE in the New Bull
ding adjoining Chambers & Mathis
Store, where he will keep general as
sortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Fancy Articles, SC.
He warrants all Medicines sold at his
establishment TO be of the best quality,
and by faithful attention to all the duties
of an apothecary and Druggist, he hopes
to gain share of public patronage.
Doct Mitchell respectfully offers his
services to the Public.
Office removed to his Drug Store, in
the new building adjoining Chambers s.
Mafit's.