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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-11
ymrntp=S =Sruemtb ComDrrsS.
SECOND SESSION.

In SENATE, Tuesday, Aug. 9, the de-
by Messrs. Bagby, Berricn, Woodbury.
Wright, after which the question was
taken on Mr. Buchanan's motion to
strike out the 9Th section, which relates
to The distribution Of the land sales. IT
was decided IN tho negative, yeas %
nays 90.
Mr. Benton said there were numerous
pages, all of which required amendment ;
and he should feel it his duty TO moy G
them il must be evident 10 gentlemen,
therefore, that The amendments could not
be disposed of to night
Mir. B. then moved an amendment in
relation TO wool after which the Senate
adjourned
The iloUse went into Committee Of
The Whole, and resumed the considera-
lion o! the Senate bill for the re-organi-
zaion of the Army.
On motion OF Mr.. Fillmore, the House
insisted on lis disagreement to the
amendments Of the Senate, and ordered
that Committee Of Conference be ap-
pointed to meet that Of the Senate.
MIR. Stanly submitted resolution that
all debate on the bill for the re-organi-
Zation of the army should cease on to-
morrow at l2 O'clock and that the
committee should then proceed to vote on
the amendments.
Mr.. Cave Johnson requested the mo-
yer to modify ihe resolution bv substut-
ing 8 o'clock for ~ !; which was assent
ed Ia.
The resolution was then adopted
MIR. Fillmore submitted Il resolution
directing the Committee ON the Library
to inqnire into the cxpediency of EN-
ploylns competent person to prepare II
digest, or analytical index Of all the pub |
lie documents which was agreed 10.
The House then nd Iourned.
In the SENATE on "Wednesday,
The Chair laid before the Senate q 4
communication from the Treasury De-
partmonI, in answer to resolution, I
showing the annual amounts appropriated .
by Congress since the year 1885, to
satisfy private claims. Total 1891, 565, \
ts follows. |,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-11

DELEGATES TO CoNvENTIoN.-It is
important that no time be lost in regis
tering tho names Of all those who arc
entitled to vote for delegates to tho
State Convention, which is 10 form 4
now Constitution. The election is on
the 30th, and the names must be regis
tered by the town or city clerk, at least
ten days previous. 1.-THE right Of sut-
liage is of SO much Importance as has
been cOntendod for, let us see who arc
desirous Of exercising it, now that it is
legally extended TO vast many who
have never had it before.
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Bi Ills EXCELLENCY
SAMUEL WARD KING

Gorernor, Captain General, and Com.
mander-'n- Chig oJ he State Of Rhod,
Island and PrOcidcnce Plantations.
\ PROCLAMATION.
Whereas the General Assembly Of the
sa'd State Of Rhode Island and Proyi-
dence Plantations did, on the twenty.
hi'h day Of June last, pass the act fol-
lowing, viz:
AN ACT establishing Nnrlin Law In this state.
he IL macicd by The G,nuot .lsssmJly as
I,iioWS:
Sec I. The State Uf Rhode Island
and Providence Plantations is hcrrb,
placed under Martial Law; and the
same is dcclarcd to be in full force, until
ordered by The General Assem-.
bly,, or suspended by Proclamalion of hi.
EScelIency the Governor of the State.
! do, therefore, pursuant 10 he author.
~ Aforesaid aud by the advice of the
Council, hereby suspend The operation
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-11
The old offender, IIannald ; " h

The old offender, Hannald W no has
been a prisoner in our Jail for II lonu
| time, and who has made several unsuc-
cessiul attempts TO escape, has lately
been scheming to steal march upon
the ,Iaior and effect not only his own
escape, but also the rest ofthc prisoners
in jail. The letter below, written by
him, which discloses his systematic plan
of operations, was detected on Sunday
IN the iastcnings oi one the cell doors.
where II caught in his attempt to throw
It, by means of n string attached to it,
from the hole in the door of his cell TO tho
one adjoining, where the State pris-
oners are confined The information
conveyed in his letter, rs To the strength
and construction Of the all is very sat
isiactory, and wants no further coniir-
nation, His evidence is good on this
point, ns he has taken some pains to ac-
qnire the information conveyed-having
once penetrated through the entire
thick wall at the west side, wherein no
got stuck in ondeavoring to oscaoe,-
and subsequently through The floor into
the drain, where he was again ioilcd in
his object by the obstacles described by
him. The other information as 10 tho
use and power of the lever, though it
may be new to many, is not of so much
Importance. The State prisoners, we
understand, disclaim any connection
with llannald, in his designs, as thus
disclosed.
"My dear fellows There is no other wav
Ii getting ont here save through the entry
Tho other outlets, from different cscapes and
attempts, are now well fortified. Through tbs
ioor thorc Is 40 chance, having 3 layers of .
hch plank, and beams of siX, 3 inches apatt-
ilicr that feet of hard (baitorcd down. dirt
'nd stone before you come To the brick, which
'rc ihrco deep. Even rould you get through
i' '"roc You nave as much 10 do in the drain
"'.1 'S no onl'ei above; get up there, you
would he rs bad off where Won are 'rLo
windows up stairs arc large, but then the bars.
,N' 'i' East window here, are rivettcd, and
mere Is not sufficient pry on Il bar that has nor
u ,cos' = loot play. presume you know WHY
Whai prying Is :-a good short purchas, az
TX or foot pry, is equal TO . horse power.
wiz Do D"uhh 10 say, on unrIyetted bars of any
c"g'h' would bend them with prys, like a
aPling. A steady pry makes no nois, Iron
vii bend without awaking "A weasel Ma
ara has common wood fence, about : or q
'ct high, and or 3 outlets such rs pptc. ~
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of said act from the date hereof, until the
first day Of September next and the
same is suspended accordingly.
In testimony whereof ] have caused
The seal of said State, TO be affixed
10 these Presents, and have signed
the same with my hand. Given at
r.. s. the City Of Providence, on the
eighth day of August, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty-iwo, and Of the
Independence ofthe United States
Of America the sixiy-sevenih,
SAMUEL WARD KING.
by his ExcelIency's command
Henry Bowen,
Secretary Of Stale.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-11

There was fight between two U. &
soldiers on Banistor's wharf, ON Tues.
gay AFTERNOON, o'n of which stabbed
The other III tho cheek. Liquor was
the cause.
The Maryland Cadets were in Pro,i-
dcnce on Tuesday, aud started for homo
over The Stoninsion Rail road, the same
evening
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-11

We are pleased 10 learn tial the Secretary
ol lh0 Ttehsury u 80 FAR convalcsceui NJ io be-
able 'o take moderate exercise. II u. his inlcn.
'i"nio leave ~ lew days Tor Bedford Springs,
where he vii remain for a short time aud
Ih'n return 10 the duties oi hts Department
National hhHcsscu
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DIR. EkEJK4H4fS
u q D re 7 It q s :
REST0RER OF THE BLOOD,
ron
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,


"a HETIiER produced By bile, phlegm, from
8y internal morbid matters, arising from
badly cprcd old disorders; from the use Of mer-
curry, caomel, batb, SC, or in femalcs) from the
change of life, as specified 10 the Pamphlet.
Am SYrHuITIc SvRvr,--1'his medicine is in
Gil Neafrcal - orders. a certain remedy.
ApyssiylA MIXTURE, lin hquid and in PASTE
celebrated tor lie speedy and perfect removal Of
Gonas,tesa aud Gloct.
Co.'S NNr B,LsAy, for Dilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds &C.
AROMATIC EXTRACT a lniment FOR Indigestion,
Coidacss 10 the stomach Numbness or Weakness
in the limbs, Rheumatism, &c.
DlwRlT,vE POWDER, for Bilious Fever, Head
nchc, Diseases OF the Eyes, &c, which is 70 be
taken in the Restoter.
JArAs OINTMENT, for Piles, which is 10 be ap-
piled b, sides The Restorer.
Bengal OlSNlNr, for letter, Ringworm, salt
Rhcum, S3adhcad, Erupiions o! the skin, and foul
Ulcers; is to be applied besides the Restorcr.
uNlvERsAL OR STRENGTHENING PLASTER, for
diseases Of the Chest, Dyspepsia, !ntiammsIory
Rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis, &c,
On Kuul's Acousric OH, for Deafness and all
other Auricular Complaints, which Is 10 be used
together with the Rcsiorcr.
l3'nr. kuhrs Pamphlet 4" Treatment" &C.
entered according Ia AGl bl 1thEt'e.'t ''hN'''7
fllI Directions tur the use Of the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanied every remedy.
O. Persons wishing 10 procure any Of the med
ieines. will please direct their orders, with the a.
/ mount, ,post paid) to DIR. kuili'S OFFICE
Raleigh, \. c. or Richmond, Va, or 10 any Q! ,lC
following Agents ia North Carolina.
! +. Oates, Druggist, Charlotte,
J. +. & c. Phitr, Concofd
Jenkins s Rde., Salisbury.
nareravc, Gather & Co, Lexington
] & L. Sloan Greensborough.
NJ, J. A. Drake. Ashhorongh.
Z, c. Hendsrson Linconton
SOUTH CAROLINA.
I Steele, Cunning 4 Co, York c. II,
McInro. Brautey Il Co, Chester G. IL.
The continuation OF the lis, of Agents, see d.
X Pamphlet.
June Is, 1912 sSt
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VOLUME XELE. ]
4. J. HOLT0N,
EDITOR, Proprietor ~ Publisher.
TERNIS:

TERMS:
Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
ii h edpanee THREE DOLLARS If not
- ,,itbia ihrte moatss Aad THREE DOL
FagsAND FIFTY CENTS II not paid until ef
,,' n, ,Tpranea Of the year. No paper discOa.
,,.g,d uani sG orrearoges ore paid, frs'pi at he
a. ION Of he Editor.
Advertisements inserted al One Dollar PER
,s,a,t as lines OF isss, this sized iyPsl for the
"a insertion, and 25 cents for each continuance
ye.sa odpenissmenis and Sheriff. Sales charg
u 81 ~ cent higher and deduction Of 3Ji
:, ~ tsiA he made ,om ne regular prices for
da5,,,f,.srs 6g The ysar Adp,rfisemsHis inserted
rg,,biy Or gaararis - per fqaat, fer each time.
Svt nsathly Is ecnts per square toT each time.
AGENTS.
rIRM Cochran, Msrk!eHbuig, r. C.
cIst VI. Hauis. Mil Giors, n, c.
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HEonst's Life Pills ~ PhGaix
Filters.

gEyHESE medicines are indebted for their name
n 10 their manifest and sensible action in pu-
living the springs and channels of lie, and endu.
ing them with renewed tpno aud vigor, and 10 the
npdoub,ed fact that al very early period IN their
history they had rescued sufferers from the very
verge 81 uuilmely grave, after all the deceptive
nosirums OF TIE day, prescribed BY physicians, bad
utterly failed, in which cases they also permanent
" secured that uniform enjoyment OF health, with
ont which life itself is hut partial blessing 50
great indeed had their efficacy invariably proved,
that it was scarcely less ,han miraculous TO those
who were unacquaiuted with the beautifully phi
osophical principles upon which they were com
pounded, and upon which they consequently act.
THE PHENIX BITTERs are SO called, be
cause they possess the power OF restoring the eS-
piring embers of health, to glowing vlgor thro'-
ont the constitution, as the Phoenix s said 10 be
restored to life from the ashes of its own dissola-
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WI. c MEANS,
Bugdii,y G5asrFi. ina Brigade,
NOg. Carolina M!l'id.

The Officers composing tho staff Of the H,iga-
der General Of the ll'h Brig dc and ih Divisions
at North Carolina Militia ere commanded t. az.
pear on thc " shove mentioned, equipped as The
law rtau.rca, a, ~ o'clock, \ ".
NM Z, MEANS,
Brgadi,r General, I'M Briga5,,
North Carolina Nilttd.
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Y r Gcntleman Officers Of the llih EtlGadc
and ah Division % North CaFolinn Militia }oa
nre rrQuoslcd to meu, IN tonvcnuon at concord
an the let day Of Novruber next to take INTO con
aderallnn the proceedings OF hiiUary ton'Cn'
ION held at Raleigh, \. e., on the an IuIy' lot~'
WV. {. MEANS,
North Caroline Militia
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.

{, TuRER, Sun sum uooN,s PHASES
1872. rises. sets.
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cir " Cochran, MsrkieHbutg, n c.
cSst " EaIis. Mil Gfors, \, G.
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EgHAD-QvSRTEES, !
Stel CrCek, sept. 2ld l9i2 )
Afacnfion, Cavalry.

tn he C,g,aias commanding N The Regiment a.
tarbed 10 me Im Bnga{e IA Decision Of Noun
Carolina Hiitja:
Va on are hrrJbs commanded to appear III O"''
"A cord, on Tuesday, the l-io N"Vtmoor htA',
with your ,uba'orn officers ana n'''"''s' o'",''
and equipt as the law directs tor h'y'Gw ana NJ
sr.c,inu, the line 70 BE- iofmcd AT . "'''ucN' ~ VI
The field and staff oiiiaots VIII appear also
Ey order o. the Brieadlct General
W H. NEEt, Col C0Hidf.
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eSf''"fN - 80 - =
IT, he Coionfls Con-1g adiag tie foiiott'Hs Rfgi-
rrsEts IN the Ia y. jgsde and ith Dirisioa q
Nsrh Cdrvl,n1 Militia.
" GU arc by ihs~ e dets commanded 20 %.
Il ratc yoot resrs ehge Regiments a. follows;
Tho regiment Of militia in St0nly county. at
Abs guatl,, on TUESDAY the 2itt Of October ntx,.
1ht roguaon, u tnuti& 10 Montgomery county,
Il Lawreuccw.lc, oa "Wednesday The 96ih 81 DC
,ober next.
The regiment Of militia in Cubarrus county, at
Concord, on Tuesday the - Of November next.
The regiment Of Cavalry composed Of the conn
ties Of MockenlurP, CibafGs, Slanly and Mont
geometry, at Concotd, on TUESDAY the lsi Of No.
gumbcr next
The regiment or Volunteers, composed u The
cauntio5 Of MccklrrhutE, Caharrnf, SIunly and
Montgomery, al Concord. on Tuesday the Isl OF
yfuhGf next.
The north regiment nf Militia IN the county Of
Heekcublrg, at Charlotte, on Thursday the 80
81 November next.
The south regiment Of militia IN the county 81
Merklenhurg,a a, Amos tveus's slorc. on t.. day
lhc TIA al November next
Tac above rcclmCpis will appear On The days
tbaqc meuropcf. equipped a. The lav requires al
10 O'Clock, A. " toF Review and Inspection ~
lie Brigadier General -
Bucaiisy Gsasrr', INA Biga2e,
N.gt5 C4yg'tu1 Militia
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ia \ MES CAR MlNATIVE
HaEsalal.

FbTIiIS is one of the most efficient, pleasant s,
a safe compositions ever offered to the public
for the cure Of the various arrangements of the
stomach & bowels, and the only article worthy of
the least confidence for curing CHOLERA IN
FANTUI or SUMNER COMPLAINTS; and in
the above disease it really acts like Il charm
All persons are requested 10 try it, for there is
$50 MISTAKE" about its being one of the most
valuable family medicines ever yet discovered.
Hundreds! nay thousands, of certificates have
been received from Physicians, Clergymen, and
families of the first Responsibility, bearing the
strongest testimony in It's favor, too numerous to
publish,
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SELLING Al
Cost.

FE7HE subscriber DESTROYS to reduce his
Ii stock Of Goods for the present, offers
to the public well selected assortment Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HARD
WARE QUEENS WARE, HOLLOW
WARE, HATS, ROOTS, SHOES, &c.
,2t Cost for Cash.
In addition to full Stock of SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS, he has jnstre-
ceivcd a general assortment Of Greece
rEcs, &C.
ALL persons DESTROYS oG purchasing
will frd i; greatly 20 their advantage 70
CALL and examine for themselves.
Is. +. MAY.
p. S.--All persons indebted by Book
accounts. or otherwise, will please call
and Discharge the same. h, I. II.
EIkton, April Esd, 1912.
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ANOTHER EVIDENCE
OfHe Uoa9crjM CURES performed
By DR.. S@ayne'S ComPoH2d Syrup Of
IE[A ChcLrM

Dr.. SwAyNG--Dcar Sr,-Whcn was at Pitts
burg last August, purchased of your agent six
bottles of your Compound s. rup Of Wild Cherry.
had for many years been troubled with Co eli,
often very violent, with other indications Of uon-
sumption, or disease Of the lungs; of a very ceri
Gus nature. had very little Iai:h in mcdi inc,
as it was thought my disease was hopeless and
beyond its reach. had applied to several Ply
sicians for relief, and also used some highly puff
fed medicine which | had seen in the ncwspa-
pcrs, but hearing that you had much experience
in the practice Of medicine, and had treated many
cases Of Consumption, concluded TO try yours
and from that time, ! am happy to say, found
relief write this il hopes you will publish it,
so that ifany human being has suffered as have
done, they may know where to find a medicine;
the virtues Of which may be relied apon
Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBuRN.
Nav 2S-h 1912
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JAY MES HAIR TONIC.
EFTDE.TCF ar HONE,
TO IiCalEUG!

NJ Ii iiES u.
6 smncl Doughcrty I,sq, for many years a res
Spcctnblc citizen of this town (.ikton} had
lis liar entirely restored hy tie Use of a few
bottles o. this valuable hair renoyalor
JAyvE's Ham ToN,c,-Wc have, heretofore,
numbered ourselves among those who believed
that the clair Tonic" prepared by Dr. Jayne,
was one Of the many gnack nOsiruns whose W.
tues arc never seen beyond the ftil39m" pulls of
their authors. We are w!i,n~, at length, to
make public acknowledgements Of the error Of orr
lcI!c.. I'm infinite iljcnd some two ar thrn
moths since, all the top Of whose Uranium was
rs ibid as Il piece OF polished marhloi rnangrc all
our iaslimr and ridiouln o. the iIcn Of attempting
to coi,tra's so hairln spot, purchased bottle
or two Of the Hair Tonic from DR. jayur, ard
according TO lis directions applied 1t. During
tho pr, sent week the same friend Ushc"cd him
sell INTO orr presence. and ncoyerjng his hith
crto naked head, nsionishcd us with thin,
though luxUriant growth OF hair, from one TO
we had believed rs ullyielding to cultivation as
i no pun, hat is rcIl@i1ha!T true, and 10 those
who doubt the CentoniHn can be pointed out.
What s more in favor Of this 'Ionic,'' the case
here uteA was not oNG of temporary IadnCss-
no Sudden loss Of the lai!-.lut vas enc Of years
standing. though the Gentleman is ha; tory-i;yc
y.o!a 81 aga.-ihHai.lhia Spirit + Tie Timer,
Gc!stcr 2irt 1850.
Z. lie careful to purchase Ibis a,tir'c only
fom he rggnAriy "ppo:.trG agents As there are
m3ny limitations.
Tor .&alrat DR.. Parhrr's Medicine, Paint, OIL,
and variety store - Sole Agent for Cccll co.
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For many years, whilst engaged in the prac-
lice of my profession, have frequently observed
much injury done from the improper admins
traton Of medicine, with view to cXpel worms
from the human system; and that at Il time when
the little sufferer was very unable TO bear such
harsh treatment; giving drastic, and quite too ac
tive purgatlves, worm teas, &c &c. which Off
times will produce great suffering, and lay the
foundation for n disease which would be much
more difficult to eradicate than that produced by
Worms.
1t is much to be regretted, that thousands are
swept off, or rendered weak, pale, and cmNcia-
ted, in their early stages Of existence, and their
e, Institutions undermined, and foundation laid
for pulmonary diseases &c. &c. entirely from i'm
proper treatment Worms being especially La
bic to inhabit persons of dcbiltatod digestive or
gans: and those of weak constitution, therefore
much mischefis often done by the ordinary mode
Of trcating,-which generally consists Of the
most active purgatives; and further, it has been
proved by actual experiment, that Worms will
exist for a long time, even when they are thrown
into n solution of most of the common prepara-
tons which are used for the destruction of those
animals; whereas, it has been as fully proven that
in the preparation which offer to the public,
called CDR Swaynes Ncrmfugc." they cannot
exist for any length of time, but sckcn, dwin-
die and die, and pass off from the body with the
discharged giving new and healthy action to
the whole Alimentary Canal, and all without the
least Inconvenience to the sufferer.
Worms are capable of producing great distur-
bancc in the system; not only do they aggravatc
all ordinary diseases, but they also give rise 10 a
great variety of very alarming and anomalous
affections. Indeed, the whole tran ofspasmodc
and convusive Diseases may proceed from the
irritation of Worms in the Aim entary Canal.
Cholera, Epilepsy, Catccpsy, Tctanus, Paralysis,
Mania, and Commissions, as well as variety Of
Nervous Affections, are not unfrequently the CT
feet of this cause.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
For an Adult, Dose Table spoonful
Child years orm more, do ] Desert do
year do do lea do
I" months do do ! lea do
To be repeated Three dr -Four times day, be-
fore meals. The bottle should always be shook
before using.
The above medicine is always to be had at DR..
Swayncs office, No. 81 North Sixth Street, one
door below Arch.
Sold by the same agents who sell his an
ti-billous pills, for list Of whose names
see another column
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Z .Aa q I HER .
LIFE SAVED.

;e viitGt s, OIL sma' mnrTaed
It1".,ine, H.e u Il,, VIZ "li-ic CiiLit-
e m 'a,io"s 't'.lrey l1r INN
C.ft ~ ~ rC T-ND ~ hn .omIlAiN ~
NJ" rpE, 6Ciy@, sI itr Wv" bhpNoill
'''' ONoo1 "l'oot p iNu NEueii' &C. &C.,
II. M TT 1v,. n'S''h' June lo' i'4''
u NAM D"' e. a.. " i H. .c
'T ~, '2ii-Lai Yum aSl lctter' you ask II
S"Ti '."SI'i has pocii successful III inns cit$ III
tNpiJ !" '''"1 I"'I"iy, can "Snuic you nlNe
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TIN WARE AND SUMMER
STOW rs.

Try IT, AND Prove IT." 81
FEYHE Subscriber offers for Sale, the largest,
IL Jes, selected and Cheapest assortment OF ware
in his line ever before offered TO the citizens Of
this and the adjoining Counties, at his
WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE,
and Mandatory, of Tin plate, Copper, & Sheet
Iron. He would call tie attention Of the Public
to his SUMMER STOVES, which he sells SO
CHEAP, that no person can grumblc at the price
They will boil the kettle, bake bread better than
any oven, roast beef, hro fish, and do all kinds
of cooking for a whole family, and only consume
a half cents ,rorth of Charcoal, and without OK
posing the cook to the heat Of the FIRE, thus earn
. ing for themselves the title of ''Wood savers and
a,Women Savcrs.n Call and see them. His work
.lsagn are experienced, and every article made in
~ Ashop will be done faithfully. lie will supply
~ Akry Store Keepers at as low rates as they
buy shc cities.
TIN HOUSE SCOUTING, made and put
uD neatly and substantially, at short notice.
JOHN GRAHAM.
No. . Elkton Bazaar, Next door TO DR.. Par
kers Cheap Oil, Paint, and Medicine Store,
June 4tll-tf
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Notice.

"a have placed number o"nccounts in the LANDS
< Of Mr.. llezekiah Fourd for collection. Mr..
Ioard will act merely as agent until the first Of
JDiy, when he will assume the duties Of an Of
fccr-my circumstances rendering such step in
disPensiblc. II. LOSEE.
June i-3W
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-25
DIR. Swayne's Strengthening
Vermifugc,
nv EFFECTU4L RE.uEDY FOR
IFOR.WS.

Md from its tonic properties will be rrsefu! for
delicate, sickly and dyspcptic children or a.
dults; and will i'll all cases prevent the genera
valuable compound.