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BOOTS AND SHOES,

ATGALG " CO 5, 260 Pearl street-A gener-
assortment may ha, at the above place ~ B. large
yolc Of thick Kip sad II received and will be
soI At bargain. Brogau great varieties. Also Women
Buskin. BoOtees, Slippers, sc.
Also Hats and apps Country merchants and etf'rs are IN
vitrd 10 call and Al sold unusually low for cash or
accei'en's'' y GALE & co. 200 Pearl.st,e.t,.
ON ON. L. s. Hotel Buildings. Newly ork
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GENUINE TEAS,
IInl - Nn y LII s i :.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rY1HE CANTON TEA COMPANY have Just
completed very extensive for the
ali ,ds If these they have been eminenty successful ana
their Vel known superior judgement and ample resources nave
| most fully devoted the interests OF their pato3 IN
I their entire regard 70 the rights OF their customers 700
,reray known need commen the MISREPRESENTATION ~
nIeste and unprncpIed ueons 10 the contrary no"lth
.snd;ns Their Green and Black Teas whchhave hitherto
bane3 The greatest uotoety will now be iouhd 20 suaSs
any that they have lntEoduced and they tnn il oeole my
H. be POSSIBLY sold for the pnce In the Cnitsd STATS
srs Imrerals Twaakeys ard SKIN cas- "a sleat
,y Is Guslities OF Black eas The GnTl'aied fowqua
r r., 81 and in great Perfection. An extensive as5ot
NM, 81 Hysogs aud Young Hyscns suitable Tor CITY reIa
~ los Of any qu,ntity rsofoFona6e varieties o! otnsf
@ ~ h. retuT ed not approved OIL Orders promptly e1e
!,J ~ ali Parts Of the country; ermS cash PTInc pal
~ 9i hat u.stTee New York; branches 3l8 B!eecAet-
s.oe Or Christopher NewYoTk, and llb Fultonstseet
bI9okIa original and only warehouse the United
States 19I a'' '' CO 2n
FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.
~ /. FA1NAAl, at 247 Water-st manufactures
Fire Engines, Of every sizs cities, villages factories
Fasass Fire Hooks Fire Buckets and Fire Caps
Hamn Hose. Leather Hose, OF size relured Suction
un.s Coupling Screws &c;
IL and orce Pumps, &c lit and force water any distance
if lT;na Mills HoEse Powers Water Wheels sc for working
5 and Steamboat Pumps for filing boilers SC and for
~ ~ acuul or condensation any required size.
pThe Pumps Of his manufacture double action OF
r,.ngth ard very simple in their constructions. being
s;culsy we'll calculated &c: the Southern and Yves; India
m
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W AN u IA situation BY respectable Young
"otag a. rs S Len servant Brs oi city raj. renee
d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

DUAhD ~ BGUgkLH A->tverGl persons can
3be accommodated "ihl rooms and boa d,
Nvnent ocatoa. APP iy al D Higis Brooklyn. go I've
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DOARD-With pleasant rooms, furnished or un
- furnished NJ S. b.. sp,an ST. o.! 3ws
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pT SyIvania Association.-,Qtfc No q
Pine St third story Open from 10 TO Il A VI. H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

CHINA, GLASS, &c.
M & ]. MERRITT, 100 Bowery, between
W. Grand and Hester Streets having just opened several
new patterns goods, which they have orted for the Fall
enabled TO 2sr splendid F Of ,t E1 81
Class Hall Astra Solar amps English Britannia Tea
Sets Casters SC. sc. Al very low prices. OIL imD&W
rEIO THE VARIOUS FtkE COMPANIES IN
/ TIE UNITED STATf.S.-The subscriber would re
soecll call he attention Of he various Fire Companies IN
The Uniou to the new and BEAUTIFUL assortment Of BRASS
FIRE. TORCHES and SIGNAL LANTERNS which he
az finished IN the beautiful merer, and are OF splendid
and eborate designs. Companies from abroad mo may
,xh 10 sc, the patterns before purchatln? can
ohaa letter Of patterns with the prices 70 EACH BY
applying By mail s subscriber and they may rely on 90
lect Deck Lilte.s German Silver CURES for Shirts &c
-, Is SPRUCE street, New York.
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!'bAClilNG N MUSIC, &c "A younS lady
LONG :on,ed Teaching, especially Music, wishes
Obtain 2oa Fire Sc. in an Agreeable 'amy COR her
vices Teacher aud VIII cho"rfay render service enough.
She pofegs unt,ceptouablr references Addrss G. A at
hiSO off oi6
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ROARING SCHQOL.-New Canaan Semi
P-aIlst.N Y. [oj I'm J. OSBORN. P.inciyaI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

NOAL.-Peach Orchard and other Goals con.
,ntlr on hand b. the cargo or on low prices, from
49,, Nv ard J. TERRELL,
sI Am corner Of Hudson and Amos,streets.
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rHE T.R I B y n E. /.
Letters from Italy No. XVII.

r.,n che Special Correspondent Of the y. Y. Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

nEACH ORCHARD COAL-Broken, Egg,
Stove and Nut Coal al of the frs, quality. constantly on
hand and for sale quantities 10 snit rchaSeIs
~ ~ WARD & BROWNE,
o3n al Washing on corner Lalght.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE. and two
three single gentlemen can ee pleasantly accommodate
ed with board by appy lying East BrOalw s23 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01
GERMAN SILVER, GERMAN SILVER,

TAMES G.. MOFFET, Manufacturer. III Prince
y ST. " V offers for sale the lowest market prices 800
lbs German Silver Of different widths and hicksesses In
the manufacture this article stand un1Iysi'
ed 10 ar; in this country for sones and beauty
~ ole and fnl CON- 10 y imported OIL In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail and for
Buiins. ~ 273 Brosd%ay Corner chambers New
sod also s3nd' 6uEsf s,; S S2ssl y ss<
corner of Market street and by Druggists generally through
out the United States Pnce pei bottle six bottles s. olS
r LIVERPOOL ORREL COAL-Ot frs, quail
IL ty for family sale in lots 70 suit purchasers at
ON All Washington. cor. LuSht So;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

, JARNNG SCHOOL.-The Mount Vernon
- Academy pleasantly situated in 3ot tree on The o.
Post Road very the I'd veru4 Nj and Mss Gaze PRO
HFietors o. tie insu ION, viii receive limited number
schoafs be cou Sc OF Study e:h.cesevery
If useful I'D p"ltr education TIE su D.. or advantage,
ts iocatr an IT, he city. render this Seminary
worthy OF especial Consideration $50 per quarr.
,Lyduce. o23 in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

NEW SEMINARY-MNS HOYT'o LeSs0f
- Rooms No 81 Forsyth Walker street.-ns,Eacor
n all n branches iacn an the best Stitu.ons.-Rev L
Hoy Viii aid the pupils atani elegance Composition
md psnmans and Will the several classes
"a les BY familiar lectures and illustrations.
Hou:s from 10 a. Vi. to4 p M-Eyening Glass from :
1'cock Charges moderate OH I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

nR. J. q. HEWETT. No. 6o3 Broadway, be
~ Houston and Blocker streets, New-York-His
Contractors a,ed Limbs, rheumatism, Nervous Anec
lions Teud rness lnammaors and Curvaurs OF the spine
Deorrd Shoulders and Nafomatons Of the Feet and Limb
Scrofua White Swengs Weakness of the JOINTS, and Dis
eases of the Limbs generally y.
DaE,ra ,,,,,ir fi,,ut IN I1r
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Essex, Co.'s, July Is, lsiS.

The following certifcat from Individuals who have su
tere With ScroiuIa form. pres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

CiRANDOLES at Iii Chatham street "A great
" variety OF racrrs-bonzet sit aud sli,e than
does also ckoce ,Ol OF splendid tioic lea n,Is .stI
- separately, and superior quality Of ivory handle 9Hs
cutlery, together with al of Plated aud Sill
Vet War; all OF whic! Offered greatly suce! rf
90 ALBERT BEAt II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

A PRIVATE. TEACHEK-A graduate OF one
of our fst colleges residing for tein the city Is de
Srois OF teaching in py2e capacity one or two hours III
branches Latin Greek, Hebrew, German French, Mathe
mates, and Natural Phos ephy studies preparatory iorany
class college. As the euely pccunary the
will be very low there reciprocal satisfac
ecomlnenlatos of the highest character giren
both to character and ability Address c. H. L. PoOf
fire. off epfF rib oSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

rROTON WATER-The subscriber Is pre-,
Spared to pu, down the best quality Of Timed Lead Pipes
dwellings, Offices and stores the lowest Prices and upon
into their houses i'll please call aud examine for themselves
Baths closets and every ths telln attended y ana
l1sriorined in the neatsst manner T. NAYLOR eco.
-, In " 709 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

The ptopri daily 7scelvng from the medical pro-
Ssion the ciey officers II ~ lice and private
tzens, am!e aid willing testimony both and
nal The snp value aud efficacy Of ths preparation To
ie oor il is furnished grauitousy. sutceG, proof benz
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14

Besides elrcling U. S Senator, and
DISsrcslng the state the Legislature will
have much other important business to
perform this winter-not the least of
which is some action to preserve the faith
AL credit of the state, and while admit
ting tina, great responsibility devulv.s IL
p"n the wing party in the Legislature a,
/ 8 coming session, we are chez red by the
belief that they have principle, honesty.
and ability competent for the task.
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OBITU A RY.

"Manklnd are Xix. sheep grazing on
comm' II; uta,h Comes and "ietches a.
way one aud another till he shall le,ch the
last"
The truth of the above lines was never
more iorclbl> brought To- HE mind of the
Than when called upon to par,Ici, ale in
paying the last sad duties of respect 10
The llieIess remains nl Miss MARIA Mills,
~h!. departed lhis lite on The 4th instant.
l" the 43r' yearoI her age; loved aud
esle' med by all who kne" her.
In early lite she embraced religion, and
became member OF the Me hodist
Church, in which she continued untll her
death.
Although naturally Of a weak aud de-
llca,e frame she assumed upon herselClbe
cares and anXIelIes OF nursing and prov-
ding Tor sick brother, hon disease had
tor some time disabled, and the lingering
nature of whlch pesenled 10 her a..Alous
mind. but lIllle hopes II his recovery. It
Is rarely we meet with so much affection
aud devotion as she DISPLAY ed-and as in
life, :" in deali-her last breath was
spent in si>lerIy ove-she regretted
death, (Which to herself was gain be-
cause she could no longer ad minister to
her brothers. wants.
Her remains lie inferred beside her re-
Iat''es IN the 81. Augustine Church yard.
Turn stra ger as you pass and '.O'er her
memory shed tear" for thought
Deatf-unrelenting death has here visit made
And from the earthly flock. las seized til Chris
tidn maid;-
Search fomon authors, look through Greecian
Lore
hou canst not find maid as spotess, or a,
pure
40 Christian, friend and sister she was tried
NOT found to want in life, or the time she died.
A FRIEND.
Bohemia Manor, Oct 9th, Is4S
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CONCERT

BY III advertisement it will be seen tina
the blind Musician. Mr. Parvin assisted
by Miss Durang, and Mr. NewTana will
give concert in the Court house on n.,,
Wednesday evening, He was here la
winter, II will be recollec,ed, and had a
full house and gave general satisfaction
The assistance OF Miss Durang presents
greater attraction, and no doub, will draw
fuller house.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14

sSThe fall tenn of Cecil county court
commences on monday next. On cour,
occasions, subscribers are generally re-
minded that favorable opportunity is
presented To many of them to "pay the
printer" At this time however, ace shall
drop no such hint. As our patrons a,e
aware that under existing circumstances
we will want more OF the needluI than
usual, we have no doubt but they will
pay up with their usual prompness.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14

On the l2h inst. by the Rev D. Shields,
Mr.. JOHN ID. HCCAULEY. To Miss HAN
NAH lamar, both of Elk,on, Md.
Our thanks for the excellent cake accompany.
ing this notice.
Smooth be the path before them,
And lengthy too, and gay
May flowers spring up 10 cheer them
In their declining day.
On the same dav, b, the sa"e, Mr. Al
rx.NDER McFAnlEN. Ia Miss Mary JANE
DAVIDSON, both OF Gee . co. Md.
On the same day, by The same, Mr.
JAMES Bolton, to Miss MARY ,NpLR-
son, both Of Elklon, Md.
On Tuesday the 10Th inst. by the Rev
W. X. Gorntner, Mr. Ton mas .Hc.Nullen,
to Miss Jane kelley, both ol inns county.
liz Crm,ItvllIe. on The 3rd inst. by the
Rev. MI Allen, Mr.. JOIN u RuWIEN-
5 n, Of Tie Gcntrvile Times. 10 Miss
MARY ELlZEEETIl BOsLEY, all of
Centrcylllp, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14

VARIETIES OF DISEASES AND
THEIR CURE-NumerouS as are The
complaints TO which mankind are liable.
hey al spring from one cause, aud that
cause J." in the slomach.-llere the food
concentrates for the supper. of The whole
body, and from thence is distributed
throughout the frame. How necessary
is it then that this particular function Of
the human form should be looked after
in time. S'anburn'> Vegetable Extract
Pills, formed exclusively from vegetable
extracts, are one of the mos, valuable
medicines ever discovered for remong all
complains which become mixed with The
system, from errors Of diet operating upon
the bowels, From this cause alone
arise all complaints which terminate in
death.
Said pills are sold in Elkton. by VIM.
Torbert, and by agents published in an
other part OF this paper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14
A GRAND CONCERT.

OF Vocal and instrumental Music, will
he give" on Hrdnrs'la, evening October
18Th lS43, at y clock at rhr Cour,
ilol>r in III tor. by he talent
ed Miss G Durang, the American Vocal, I
Mr.. b. Farvin, the Blind VocaIisl and
professor OF the Violin; and Nj W. A
NewIand, Tenor Vocalist and professor
of the Piano-forte.
The concert will consist of some Of the
most popular Overlures. Solos, Songs,
Ballads, Duets, Ttios, G!ecs, SC. BY the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14
TO BLACKSMITHS.

We, the undersigned. Blacksmihs. take
great pleasure in recommending to black
smllhs generally, the Patent Tube Iron
OF Messls Hogg s. Anderson.
We have been using it for three week.
past. aud find it To work admirably in all
respects, and with saving Of sl eas. one
third the coal and time required in the nr-
binary way.
$ ; $:;::. ; : S; ;; :::'. '"'
VIM Myers, CrciIton,
John MSdders, Grmgetown S<Roads.
G. W MeddeTs, New Ma.ke,,
ID r Uoodall, MII!rpglon,
John S'lcox. fId OF Sassafras,
Joseph Price, Warwick.
VIM " Williams, Cherry Hill,
Samuel Phillips, North East.
Oct. l4-3t.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14

Some of the Locos co intend that they
have majority III the popular vo'e IN this
Slate. All! is that you're '!olIorn hopt?'
How do you find it ou., when several OF
the counties had but one set of the can
dida'es, wIthon. opposition. You had
better persist that you have majority in
the House OF delegates aud in the senate
too.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14

On our frs. page will be found par, OF
lecture IN the "Oregon Terrilory,'
which we copy from the dollar New
paper" one Of the cheapest and best papers
ever published. The lecture will be- con-
cluded next week.. abounds with in
formation upon subject which is OF vas.
interest and importance to the people o
The Uniled States.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14
Which u'U be the Banner delegGiic NJ

At meeting Of the Wig Convention
Of The cily Of Baltimore, held at "Unior,
Hall" on Thursday evcning Sept 2Slh.
,hr following F,'ambie aid resolutions
were adopted.
Whereas this convention has heretofore
on behalf and by authority Of the Vi hlge
Of the CITY OF Baltimore, suggested 10
their wing brethren of the Uniled States.
Cordially invited lhem to unite in the tor
malion oil J Dung Mems w hug Nation
al Convention, To assemble il hi, city on
Thursday the I'd Of May, lS44, to be au-
thorIzad To iau y the Nominations for
President & Wee President OF tho Uni ed
States, " hlch may BE- made by the regu.
larry coi>u'u,cd Wing Na'i"nl Nomna-
ting convention to meet IN Baltimore ON
Wednesda, The Isl OF May-4nd to adopr
such measures as in its wisdom the Com
ven'lon may deem necessary and proper,
to conduct the canvass to successful and
triumphant issue.
And ITnereas the wings of the city Of
Baltimore are particularly DESTROYS OF
having on that occasion an opportunity
10 extend tie hosFi'aIIly of the CITY 10
every whig i'll the Union HOGAN possibly
attend the convention, nd believing that
the lager The assembisge,,he glea er will
be The favorable influence it wi exercise
on the result OF The ensuing Presidential
election, and beng also DESTROYS Of show
ing some mark ol approval TO their wing
brethren OF The state that shall send the
largest proportional delegation to the pro-
posed MISUNDERSTANDING.
:. Resolved, That the wings Of the CITY
Of BAInmore will have prepared an appro-
PIRATE BANNER, to be presented 10 such
State delega ion, (Nlaryland excepted, as
we hope TO see her wings here en- mas,e,
to the Dung Mems Wing National con-
vention Of Ratification to assemble in said
city on Thursday The Cd of May 1914,
Is shall have the largest propo' llonaI
rnmoer in attendance, having in view the
wing population of the several states as
tested by the Presidential election Of 1910
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14
Auction Store!

ME subscriber announces 10 his
4 friends and the public generally, that
he has obtained license for carrying, on
The Auction and Agency BuSiress. at the
corner Of forth and Clurch streets. in the
store room formerly occupied by G. R.
Howard, E>q" where he will be glad to
receive conSignments of all descriptions
OF Goods, which will be sold ON terms IN
suit owners.
Persons from the country having pro-
per.v, which they wish sold al public auc.
'l"n' will d" well by forwarding them to
IN,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14
aTCant find any Georgia news in the
locoloco papers. Strange!
THE FARMING INTEREST

1t is our intention when we get into or
office again, (Which we hope will be- in II
very shor, ,'me) I" attempt 10 wake III,
the farmers of our county, to tn. impor.
lance OF mutual effort on their part "a
advance the Agricultural interests of Ce,
Gil.
We shall recommend the formation oil
Agricultural Societies in dinereu, section.
OF the county; likewise county Society
t" be composed of delegates from the mi
nor societies
w" shall also recommend the holding
oil an Annual Agricultural Far. at which
the best vari'les OF stock. the best indl-
viC'ual animals, the best farming nipple.
mems, the best samples of the products
o he soil, &c shall be exhibited.
Such societies have been formed, al d
such Fairs held in neishboling states, and
IN several parts OF our own state, aud the
good re>ults are manifest. They arouse
noble and useful ambition. they set the
mind and the hands to work, and excite a
spli't OF competition in a pursuit, which
is advantageous aud profitable in proper
ton to the labor and attention bestowed
upon it
Nothing tends more to advance and
improve a country in population, III
wealth, in vI1tue and intelligence, than a
sedulous devotion to the cultivation and
improvement of the soil, and we 2reser t
The above suggestions to the consideration
of our agricultural friends, in the hope
that they will engage in the matter with
Zeal worthy of themselves and of the no.
Die occupation of husbandry, and we
would be happy and thankful to receive
any communications any Of them might
please 10 make upon the subject.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-10-14
Georgia Election.

We stated yesterday ,ha, the Whigs OF
Georgia had carried the recen, election
''y decided ma critics Governor, Mem
bers OF Congress, and Legislature. Il:
speaking OF lhls result the Augusta Chrun
lcle says:
at Is not the mere triumph Of a noli,
Cal party III ave based upon local ques-
'l"n., but II IL lhe triumph oi principles -
"l W Ing princItle>--oi lhe-prlnciples OF
the g'eat VIII PARTY OF the U.lon-it /,
The Triumph OF National Bank, and the
advocates Of sound culency-a Tan ii
Tor revenue over direct TAXATION and ,he
l-oc"'"co humbug of "fee rade, "a
distribution OF The public lauds-and, d.
bo'e all Ill Is triumph which pr"claims to
Tie world, trumpel-longued, IN Terms
winch admit Of no ambiguity, that Geur-
gla has unurled her banner TO the breez.
Mih the name oil Henry Clay, "lHL
FARMER OF AsHLAND-THE UhRIyALLEL
SrATELMAN AND ORoToR," inscribed u
pom lis folds. Il is thus that we mus,
contemplate this great triumph of ih-
wings OF Georgia, to appreciate lis imp"r
lance Ill all lis bearing upon the grea
questions %! The day.
s57Last nights mail from the South
brought us nothing later from Augusta,
being Sundays mail from that place.
The Savannah Republican of the ~.
has returns OF the votes Tor Governor /,
90 counties, which give Crawford (whlg
$3.50 ma joril' being a clear gam in .ho,t
counties since lS4l of 4,32S. The Ri.
publican adds
The State of Georgia appreciates Hem
RY CLAY sufficiently to give hun ma
jorlty Of 5000 votes neat year. The
Harrison spirit i, fairly awake, and Ty-
Iersm will nolgo unrebuked.
Bait American.