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ENOCH CROUCH,

Elhton, Main Street, opposite. the Court
House, sign Of the Big Boot,
Begs leave to return his thanks TO his
customers and TO the public generally, for
past patronage, and hopes by strict atteE-
ton to business, to still retain reasonable
portion of custom. He has on hand
full supply Of mems and women's boots
and shoes, which he intends to sell low
for cash.
MEMS, fine morocco boots 1913
Fine $50
:! Coarse I" $50
Nullifers, Is 1,75
Coarse lace boots $50
WOMEN'S, boots l,25
Jeifersons, undrost morocco 1,l2I
drest morocco and Kid 1,lS4
best quality slippers 100
Misses and children's wear, very low
Persons wishing to purchase, will do
well, TO call and examine his STO OK,
before purchasing anywhere else, for he
intends to sell as cheap as he can, to ac-
commodate those, who may cali on him
His work is all made under his own in
specton, and all work that fails, will be
lepaired without charge, and deduction
made, on the next pair. He also makes
ladies' and gentlemen's slippers, for, from
G2Il cts, to rs cts, warranted to surpass
any thing Of the kind that has. ever been
sold in EIkton.
Feb. l9.h 1912
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DR.. SWAYNE'S
ANTLBILTOUS PILLS.

From the ten thousand eulogies past upon the
different kinds Of Pills which are exposed in the
| prints, and the absolute illsehOuds which urc
| told about the various diseases which they are to
cure, and mostly by those who have no kilowl-
edge of the science of medicine, either by theory
or by practiut 70 cure all the varioLs diseases to
which the human family arc subjects too pre-
! postcrous for any thinking mind TO believe; the
whole Object Of the vendcr or quack must be to
name all the various ills IN order to catch all -
as none other would have the hardhool to i'm
pose such deception on creduous community.
1t would be quite as laudable in me- judging from
the virtues Of the above Pills in comparison with
others, that should say they would cure every
disease which exists I'm Ter the sun; but cannot,
will not do it,-although believe their virtues
are quite equal to any, and superior to most; and
lido know that our most popular physicians are
in the constant use Of them, and that THEIR eX-
pericnce and NINE for series Of years, whilst en-
gagged i'll the practice of the profession, have pro-
we'd their great virtues and beneficial effects, of
all others is the best teacher and safest Guide.
The above nan ed Pills are suitable in all cases
where Il gentle purgativc is required to exert
salutary influence throughout the system. The
regular dose is iiom 8 TO 4,-lnay he taken at
bed time if most convenient. As there is much
difference as to the amount of medicine required
two sufficient where other individuals might re-
qurc double that number, and even the same
person may require more at one time than at an
other. 1t is not necessary to take them all the
time-once or twice week, less or more, as re-
fquired by the state Of the bowels. They are per-
,feclly safe.
No pills can have a better effect than these for
the monthly Irregularities which occasionally
happen TO women. They assist at the com
mencement ofpubcrty, also when there is a check
from cold or improper exposure, and even at the
time of their entire cessation.
| DIR. Swayne's signature will appear to all the
,directions-the counterleiting Of which will be
punished as forgery.
| Sold wholesale and retail at my office, No. 54
North Sixth Street, one door below Arch, Phila-
delphia. Also, my Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry and Vermituge, Improved Vegetable Pan
acca and Alternative Compound Syrup, sc.
May2sth 1912
AGENTS.
CHAMBERS s. MAFFITT, Elkton, Md
MARSHAL PHILIPS, Wilmington, Del.
GEORGE J. FISHER, FREDERICK, Md.
&. w. & r. w. DAVIS No. 254 Market st. !
Rev. J. 7. COOK; No. So Market street, )
Baltimore, Md.
May 2sth 1912.
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Gales Mills.

ately in the occupancy of Heckart, Pat
en- and Sappington. This property lies
on The east side of the Susquchanna river,
equi-dislant from Port Deposit and the
Railroad Depot, and there arc connected
with the Mills and water privileges about
SO Acres of arabic Land.
The terms as prescribed are, cash on
the day of Sale, but on the payment of
$4,000, IA credit may be given for the
balance of the purchase money. The
credit payments to bear interest from the
day of sale, and to be secuted by the bond
of The purchaser with security or suriles
to be approved by the Trustee. Persons
wishing TO examine the premises can call
upon Messrs IIeckart, Palen or Sapping-
ton, who will give any information that
may be desired.
And the undersigned will also, as Trus-
tee, in virtue Of Decree Of the Court Of
Chance1y, sell at the same time and place,
all that part of the Real Estate. Of which
Hugh BOYD died seized, which WAS as
sigaed in the division made by the heirs
to Hugh Bovd, Jr., Rcbecca Scarborough
and William Boyd, situate in Cecil coun-
ty, near the Battle Swamp, and near the
road leading from EIkton to Port Deposit,
containing about One Hundred and Eigh-
teen Acres Of Land.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the
Decree are cash.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN, Trustee.
June 4-ts
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CHAMBERS g. MAEFIT

III AVE opened their stock of SPRING
q S SUMNER GOODS, and are now
ready, to supply their customers and the
public, with Fashionable goods, at little
over half the former prices.
Just received lot New Crop Sugars,
with a general assortment of Groceries
which are for sale very low.
In selling CHEAP GOODS, they are
prepared for the Tug Of War"
EIkton, April eth 1912
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
THE TRIBUNE.

The IRISH HARP has long been celebrated for
the wildness and beauty of its music. The best
players on thg instrumen, have been blind, so that
blindness has become almost a sine qua non IN a
skilful Harper, Theirs is between poetry and mu-
sic fond alliance and hence the enc always comes
to the others aid The following beautiful lines
on this subject are from the NewHaven Herald
for which they were written by J G. PERcIvAL,
ESQ. On occasion of Mr.. Wall, the blind Har-
per's Concert there.
The Harper once in Tara 8 halls,
Rung loud the martial strain;
Nor were those full and stirring notes
Struck by his hand in vain.
They reused the sons OF Enn, 1af
To drive the invading foe
Thsy fired the heart that nerved the hand'
To deal the avengipg blow.
In vest of green, the Harper sat
Beside the royal throne,
The goden chain, that slung his harp,
In pride around him thrown.
Wide through the halls his music rang,
And warriors leaped to hear;
Drew the bright sword, and shook it high
And tossed the beamy spear
But TaYa's hall, are seen no more;
In ruin low they lie:
The green turf Ger them weaves its sod;
The weeds there mantle high
And Erin's sons no longer leap
To hear their harp's wild tone:
The light that Ger their country shed
It's beam from heaven, has flown.
And sadly now the Harper wends
To other realms his way:
He seeks frser, happier land,
Where Britons bear no sway.
Then welcome here, with generous cheer,
The minstrel, wandering lone;
And let us ever. hold him dear,
And prize him as our own.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
I'm the Vice Chan

h cellOr-aDrdnaHl hetIlti anu wiz 's r'a"Si' '"1h
pOJl!, et ais
In pursuance of lecreal order Of this Conrt, made in
The above entitled will be sold al Public Auction
der the direction ei Tie subscriber, OF the Masters OF
this Court by r. H. Ludlow, Auctonecr. at the Merchants
E1cbange in the city of New York, the I'll day OF De
ceInber next, at II O'Clock OF that day.
All that certain lot, piece parcel Of land situate living
am! being The Fifth late SIXTH Ward of the city Of New
York hcing part ot The lands formerly belonging 10 An
thony LspeDad Esquire, and by him conveyed TO Albert
Cooper and Sebe BrRckerho bounded uorthery in front
by Walker street. westerly side by alley four feet
in width separating rSm lots late in possession OF
Samuel fiulchBgs, William Price aud others sOuhery in
the by lot now or late IN possession OF Lawrence
Moore and eaSifry the other side by lot number
hundred and sixteen Lnpenard'S map, containing in
breadth front and each twenty FIVE feet and in length
on each side eighy-fye feet together with the and
privilege with the other propretors of the be.
mentioned aiey together with all and singular the
tenemen heredlamen;s aud appuren7nces unto the said
above mentioned and described premises 3pper
tanning or belonging.
Also, tic uneIpired term OF the easebold premises
mentioned the bill Of complaint in this cause, and there
described follows viz All that certain lot OF land
situate lying and being m The Filth Ward Of the city Of
New York. being part of the estate lately belonging The
Corporation OF Trinity Church in the city ef New York.
called the Church Farm, and the lot which
chart of the said made by Charles Loss the
City Surveyors known and distinguished by The number
hundred and seven 1907 and bounded follows TO
wit eastwardly IN front by Hudson-sree norhwafdly by
lot distinguished on said map chart by the number
nine Usdred and SIX 90o weswardy by lot number nine
hundred and fifteen t9i5 and souhwardly by lot number
nine hundred aud eight 9o9 containing breadth in front
feet nine inches and ON The north side ninety
seven ee be the same more less together with the ao
olue right the buildings and improvements thereon ana
the right 10 remove the within days after the e1-
pIraoE OF said term. York, October 18th, ,S42
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, bIester in ChaHcery.
OH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
STOVES.


~ for heating Parlors Halls 6c and there probably is
Stove sale tins city that contains I'm sma
compass all the advantages this Stove doe, neatnes o
appearance economy in fuel and Tor emitting plea
heat surpassed by any, and equsled by very
few, any, and while abcu, il should like 10 cah
the The pu5ic those Stoves for sale III this
market that only got look and for service
and utility there is considerable creakiDg about hollow
bases hesrhs, 10 warm or dry the feet upon. would
sheet iron stand much putting Rpon that purpose
think not, therefore would caution the puEiiC 10 buy
such Stoves only have been well tasted and tried This
Stove has iron hearth and tao doors from, for
putting coal ard the other show the fire thereby CIV
ing very cheerful appearance and the same time brings
open re convenient for warming driving TIE feet II
may be al the Fair next wee and for sale al The
Mandatory, No. 3a Ws.srsree; and also al 3 and
Bowery, and 2, Pow ell x vinings BROOKLYN
oJ I'm SAMUEL Z. SPELMAS go Wa;er-xt.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
A Ia Court Of Chancery held forthe State

"A dSOurL VI CuduCcly uciG Ioi tiiO ~ Stato
N OF New-York at the City OF New York, on the l4c
day April, a. d. lSi2-Present William T. McCoun Vich
Chancellor OF the First CircuMary Boldly VS. aiahlon
Ketehs Mary e@es DAWN Ws@ M
vine and Sarah Jane Irvine his wife, James Kcchel Mar
garet Kechel, Andrew T. ketchel and Beey his wife,
John Russell and Sarah bis wite--in Partition.
1t appearing, The satisfaction Of this Court that an
amended bill complain, has been filed in this cause for
partition of the following described premises to wit: AL
that certain dweling-house and lot piece or parcel Of
ground situate, lying and being in the filth ard Oh te
City Of York, and is known and Distinguished oy the
number two hundred and nineteen (2l9) Churchsrecl
bounded westerly in front by Churcsrect aforesaid SOUTH
erly by ground now late belonging to Jacob a Cole
Tanan and Charles Morris, and easery by lot No l6S
containing in breadth in front and rear twenytour ieet
and in length on each side seyentyve feet, be the
more or less together with all and singular the rights pr
ylcges, heredamen and apPurtenances remainder and
rcnanders re issues and profits tereof and also ap
pcarng to the satisfaction Of this Court that the residence
Of John Russell is unknown that Andrew E. ketche when
last heard FROM believed to reside somewhere in South
America that Beey kcchel resides N the state OF Penn
drew Kechel reside in the State last aforesaid, that VIII
liam Kechel aud Isaac KetcLn reside in the State OF New
Jersey-oA motion of c. Nagc Solicitor or The Complain
ant ordered tat the said john RUSSELL Andrew f. Kecb
e, ,Besey Kecel William Irvine and Sarah Jane rvEe An
drew Kecel, William Ketchel and Isaac ketchei, and
each OF them, their appearance 10 be entered and no.
tce thereof 10 be served the COMPLIMENTS Solicitor
within four months from the date OF this ORDER and in
OF their appearance that they their answer
to The companans bill to be filed and copy thereof
TO be served on the companans Solicitor withRorty days
3 siS m Of @ y e nS
each of them. Andit farther ordered that within twenty
this order 20 he published in the State paper and in the
Ncw.York Tribune paper printed in this State for three
months each week, successively, that the said
onafly on the said John R,ssel Andrew E. Ketcc Bet.
,ey Kechcl William Irvine, Sarah Jane Irvine, Andrew
Ketchel William Kelcel and Isaac Kelchel and each
of hen at least twenty days before the time herein before
prescribed for their appearance ~ w "a coPytl ,,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
NIOTICE is hereby siven that proposals

TT OTICE is hereby given that proposals
vii, be received at The inspectors office IN the State
Prison, Mount Pleasant, the second Wednesday III No
vember next al II O'Clock in the forenoon tor ccntrac 10
commence with so conycts the FIRST OF December ensn
ing be increased within year TO 80 for the term ol
ycars making such kinds OF chains wrought uaiis
bed screws shoves and ongs adsery cutlery and other
articles of hardware of which the chief supply tor the
consumption of the country imported from without! the
United Sta-s- Convenien! shop and fuel vii! be
furnished Whoever takes the must find tools and
fixtures aRd be subject the rules and regulations OF the
Prison The payments must be made monthly with credit
of three months Satisfactory security will be resuued
Let the proposals specify tue price per day for each man.
DAVID l.. SEYMOUR,
Agent Stale Prison. Mount Pleasant
Septeu;hpr 9Th 1912 sl0 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
lNOTICE.-At an Orphans Court, held

NOTICE.-At an Orphans Court, held
Lancaster for the County OF Lancaster in the State
of Pennsylvania Tuesday, the h day OF Ociooer ls42
before the Judges thereof
The Court on application in behalf Of some Of the heirs
Abraham Gbble late OF Warwick township, in Lancaster
County in the State of Pennsylvania Farerl deceased
TO come into Court at Orphans Court 70 be held at Lar
easier for rhe ,aa County OF Lancaster Monday the 2St
day of November next accept refuse the Real Estate
OF The said deceased valuation and appaisemsnt thereof
made ard confirmed by the said Court. And the Court
upon the same application also granted Rule upon the
other heirs and others interested appear tie same
time and place show why the Estate appraised
should not sod-f all the heirs neglect or refuse 10 take
the same al the raua,sn BY the Court.
A Fl. HOOD, Clerk OF the Orphans Court
October r. 1912. ola Iau6w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
n1nRIsoN.s Hygeian Medicines

NoTICE.-whcress, &. &. Samanos, of % Broad
wav Nesv-York, is making improper use OF Messis
Mr's,n Co.'S appointment for the sale Of Their Medi-
zines This is therefore, TO inform the public that Mr.
Sanauns IS moi authorized to sell MORlSoN'S FILLS
in NruYork aad that McssS Morrisens' only Agents in
Nrw-York arc Messrs. FIRTH & HALL OF No. Frank
lin square from whom alone the MedieneS can be had gen
uns. tSiEnedl psonIoS d So.
tune 18Th. 49, Bsp
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRrsoN,l
Auburn, Oct 10, 1872. J

NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed
Proposals will be receveAiat the Office o. The suhscrb-
er the 20b day December al 10 O'clock
~ NJ the services of TcnConyic with the privilege o
increasing the the agent may be able to nrnls 10
Five years from the first day of January next, to be en-
ployed in the manufacture Files and such articles OF Gut
ery of which the United States principally supplied by
foreign importation.
Sufficient shop.room, suitably warmed and lighted, will
be furnished by the Stale.
amount per day. offered the services of each Convict
and furnish the OF The person or persons offered as
and the respective persons making proposals required
be present the time OF opening such proposals tDec
20th) either in person or by duly authorized agent
ol3 tDD HENRY POLHEMUS Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

NOTICE.-All persons indebted 10 the
estate OF the late DR.. Elijah Mead are requested TO
make payment TO the subscriber whom all claims against
the estate may be presented.
o2 2w- SARAH L. MEAD, Ezecutrix. .4a RIeeckers.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
STOVES.-We invite the at

! tention Of the public .o splendid assor
OF Motifs Stoves. The first premium has again been
awarded esl the best heat Stoves for Halls Churches
Pubc Buildings &c at the las fair OF the American Ids
tute They have for stood unrvsled egards their
utility and economy and the dec-on the Judges well
the increasing demert Tor the article confirmation
strong OF their superiority al the present time any other
Stove before the public Our patterns rich and varied
commanding the dmlraon all observers Our style for
private houses TO the hall well r,o
useful appendage An entire house of any Size can Se thor
oughy warmed By single Stove, without recourse all
to the parlor CRATES during the winter.
We baye also 1een able 10 complete few of "SHEPARps
lie be served without delay This Stove has alSs
taken the first premium OF the American Institute tie
best Stove for parors and Offices exhibited the FAIR al
though the competition was greater than any previous
occasion. Their construction extremely simple their
efficiency and economy undeniebe. We have only ask
the attention ct those purchasing Stoves them
confident that they VIII be pleased. SHEPARD K CO.
ol9 I'm Motifs Stove Warehouse 242 Waterst.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
Coughs and Colds.
ID EMEMBER No. 81 North Sixth street,

q one door below Arch-sircet, Philadelphia, ihe most
Splitting Blood Threat and Lung Diseases, rsGg sensa
like choking licking unpleasant n
The ab,Ive. Dr. SwAYSE's 'sCOMPOUND 81 Rui oe "iL.U
CHERRY VIII be found The srsat remedy. Persons mo
have abused themselves by the of ardent sprit WIN
dnd both their strength and resolution much improved ny
leasing off the spirits and taking draft occasionally c inc
above restorative. All preparations from This valuable ree'
except the above may be considered spurious or cou
tereii the real article may had of the following Agents,
or d, Ne. 81 North Sixlbtstree Philadelphia
LIST OF AGENTS.
DR. ". II. Minor, Druggist, l32 Broadway, New.SoIk
Mrs NJ. HAYES, lS9 Fulton-street- Brooklyn.
BENJAMIN OdS, Newark, n. }.
ohs Mason, Patterson. a-i io'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
DARR's LIFE PILLs.-The immense

n Increase OF the sale Of these Pills for the short time
they have been introduced into this country truly aston
ishg, and convincing proof OF the conQuerng power
lh ;ie herbal medicine III rcmcdyng disease At this
son o the year. when the system relaxed by the heat Of
summer course Of this invaluable medicine will clear Off
The liver which generally gets sluggish viii be put into
healthy action and thusb able to perform the functions al
loed TO IT, the body altogether will be reinvigorated and
prepared TO undergo whatever change the may
bring In bilious complaints, heavy colds and naamnl.
tons, they afford speedy relief, and the female
tnuons they are principally applicable, many who have
tired them certify In fact, every who has used
PARIS Life Pills 10 be instied with life tor their
hnc tonic properties invariably the stomach to
tanls attendant good health. The which they
are used in Europe among all classes of society," beyond
conception tor than $4,000 boxes there sold week
ly showing that all who them appreciate their worth.
They are sold exclusively by the following agents, viz
RuShoH Aspnwal druggists and chemists 86 William
street. 10 Broadway and 10 Astor House.
Abraham Sands& Co. druggists and chemists granite build
lngs S7S Broadway, corner OF Chambcrslrect.
T. Oickie, AIS Broadway, of Lispenard street
John B. Dodd druggist, Broadway corner Blceckcr-st
A. W. Badcau Bowery Medicine Sore, 260 Bnwery.
john C.. Hart druggist $40 Grand corner Norfolk
Syues' Medicine Store, 63 Bowerv, OF Wakcr-s
A. b. Triper, coraer Fulton and Watersheds.
Horace Everett, druggist, 357 Grecnwichsr ne1t ohe
corner of Franklin.
J. j. Cotsipgon apothecarics 27 HudsonSrec corner
OF Sprng-street
e. L. Cotton, chemist and apobecay. 26S Blecckesreet
corner OF Jonessirect.
j. Wenover, drug gist and apotecary al Eighth Avenue
BroekynWm Armstrong, seed drug and patent medicine
warehouse, 1871 Fuiten.streel.
And wholesale at the proprietor's office.
T. ROBERTS l. CO,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
FAD THIS.-HaYing been afflicted

ID FAD THIS.-HaYing been afflicted
4 for the last 10 ~ years with complication of dis
eases which confined my house and bed great por
ton OF the time my stomach extremely weak and
lent pains my side my strength exhausted and, IN fact
reduce 10 such degree that life seemed TO be nearly
,inct invited BY Dr. Starhweaiher and by his advice
commenced the OF his medcineshut was so weak and
debila,ct that could take but hall the usua! dose OF tue
tepac Elixir had tsken so much medicine previously
that had no faith confidence in any thing that bore Inc
name OF medicine However, continued The use OF the
Hepac Elixir half doses, for one week, when bss'
10 feel lis beneficial effects; then directed ~ increase
The dose which found could easily bear TO the utter
as,onlshment OF myself and friends was soon able 10 leave
NV bed ard weeks able 10 ride so miles 10 one
ay which could have done before At any lime IN ten
wear, past do weik about house. and lee! per-
ectly we'll feel truly grateful the Doctor for his pre-
crptons and sincerely believe The OF bis Elixir has re
rored me to health do less than earnestly en-,
treat ali no suffering with bilious diseases to go and
do likewise, and they may assured that they VIII de
rive much benefit rou il Is have done. believe DR.
Starkweather's Hepatic EIer be truly valuable med
cine. LCCRETlA ID. LELAND Graton Mas
For sale by CHAS DYER, Jr. AZ Westminster st H. l.
Sold Wholesale and retail, hy the agents, A. B. SANDS
& co. No. rs Broadway Granite Buildlng) corner
OF iChanberS-street. Sold also by A. B. D. SANDS,
Druggists, No 70 Fulton street. OF Gold 81; and NO
100 Fulton St; and by David Sands 4 Co No. n East
Broadway, corner of Markei-streeL
Price, 81 per bottle. o-9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

+N-h F1OR SALE UK III LEI "A hand-
,l.sA some bree.sory House in Nneeenlt-stree near
the Eighth Avenue, nearly new and pleasantly situated
Terms very favorable. Inquire Of WM. J. R00ME,
nj 2wt corner of 9th Avenue and 2ls. street.
MA ROOMS TO LET CHEAP.-Sev
iaM eral comfortable and desirable Rooms 10 let at
the low price of 81 per week. suitable for genlemeas
sleeping apartments, at No. 304 Broadway Apply tie
premises, or at K. BLOOMER's Hat Store,
nj 9wk JT9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

&sA TO LET-An excellent stand for a
im Grocery, and the stock and fixtures far SALE The
location is we'll known to be equal to any the West side
orBroadway. The whole stock amounting to about sSo
and wlbe sold to the advantage OF the purchaser. For
further particulars Inquire No 40 Hudson ST. Office roas
bosement nj 5tA