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a Farm OR
SA IL.

7EThe subscriber offers for sale a farm
u containing about
100 Acres,
of land, situated in Il high and healthy
nclghbolhood. Two miles northwest of
Eikton, in Cecil co Md,
About 30 acres OF the land is in wood.
it is well watcred, is fine natural soil.
and lies on the ro"'t leading from the
Eastern Shoe of Md up into Pennsyl
v""la. The improvements are a two sto-
ry new frame dwelling % by "a feet.
WILLIAM MAilAN.
April 9Th 1S43-Gw
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8g-THE WORLD PROCLAIMS IT'S
VALUE.

The Test Of timo, the test of truth,
As all must own who feel its power
1t saves the aged and the youth
Who pass not by the promised hour.
We are too apt to let the promised moment
when health, nay, itself, can be saved.
how mankind will forget what S due TO then
own circumstances and stations IN life, in nc
gIecting the most prominent causes of safety. II
cough or cold is felt, regardless Of everything
which should destroy it, they let it go on, with
out attempting to destroy the cause, until it is
too late. This is not right--thcrc is u remedy
PEASE & SONS EXTRACT OF IIORE-
IiOUN CANDY will encctur,',..' eradicate the
first symptoms Of attack Bear this III mind,
and do not neglect the advice. Apply at 45
DAWSON STREET for the genuine article
READ WHAT IT HAS DONE!
NEW lomN, Oct. so, 1912.
Gcntlemcn--it affords me much pleasure to
bear testimony to the etlicacious virtues of your
Compound Extrucg of iorchound Candy in a re-
cent instance.
a little boy Of miRe took severe cold, which
went on from degrees until it terminated in the
scarlet fever. His throat 'as much liberated,
and he could take nothing except in liquid
s0ttc My physician bada me prepno for the
worst, ard held out 10 nduccmpnt that the
child wonld recoyor-indecd, lie said ii was i'm
possible.
At this jnncture it struck me that your candy
might do good. accordingly procured pack
age, aud dissolved the sticks into a liquid. In
tbs way iuinstered it to the little sufferer,
aud hc seemed 10 enjoy and Ike the taste. In
III The couls Of a lew hours perceived palpa-
bic change. lie brcarhed easier, and did not
nrlau OF his throat Il few days all dam
ger had passed, and he Is now perfectly well,
,sarnco Of horehound,
| send You this certificate. in hope that Other
patients viii try It under similar circumstances
with similar success.
am, gentlemen, your obcdient servant,
S. JOHNSON, No. 81 Charles st.
Wossrs. J. Tease & Son, 40 Division st.
Agm's--Rusbton & AspinwulI 10 hstor-
House, III broadway, and sc William i; Smith,
232 Green%ich st; MARITIME, corner y st and
Ninth Avenue. Moss. 5oG and sos Grand st:
Iowhcr, III J.. Broadway briggs oNi Broad
wnj; Latceon, 20. Park HOW and SO, 81
IywryW thurch's Lispos'ly, ISIS bcwoy <
80 do, Agents in BrookIyn--3'rs Hays, I-9
Fulton st; Handy, IS High st; smith, II Full
ton st; trochpr, corner Atlantic and Henry els.
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&ElerizE' Is SaEG.

ESY TXue Of sundry wrlls Of FIerl Farl-
as, issued Snl of Cecil County Court, at
the suit Of Enoch Cloud. against The goods
and chattles, lands and ,eneWcnts of Jo-
srph Cloud. 10 me directed, have seiz-
ed ana taken in execution all The stock IA
trade "t The SAID Joseph Z. Cloud, con-
sstIug Of large number Of new stoves.
improved patterns and different sizes. )
kegs cast nail, about 500 bushels char
coal a lot Of SGSquehanna stone coal, sup
posed TO be 80 TONS, one set Of Black
smiths toos,a lot ui sheet iron. supposed
TO be abom 2 tons, pair patent scales,
" Ie"Fe assortment Of tin ware, such as
ha""r, Hs.ara. Jackets, boxes, sauce
pr e, !aj.3s, candle mouIds, cuIIpnders.
ma u~e, cups, sc. Sc; also all the rgh.
jIIe clam, interest and estate at law and
in equity Of jhe said Joseph c. Cloud in
and 10 the store house, tin shop and
blacksmjihs shop now III his occupation,
and | hereby give notice that ! will on
Saturday the 2lth inst, at 10 o'clock. A.
NJ. a said store house, sell the said pro-
perry 80 s"ized and tatea in execution.
to the highest bidder, for cash, TO satisfy
SAID executors.
EDW. l. T0AGD, Snd,
June Sd IG':t--f.
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ANOTHER EVlDlNL

" NE b"hdcrJHf CEES pcrtOrmCd
by Dr. SrdNn~'s Componnd Syrup Of
viii Cheryy
DR.. SwAyNE-Dear Slr,-Whcn was at Pitts
urg last August, purchased of your agent sin
bottles of your Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry,
had for many years been troubled with Cough,
often very violent with other Indications Of con.
sumption, or disease ofthe lungs; of very scri-
ous nature had very little faith in medicine
as it was thought my disease was hopeless and
beyond its reach. | had applied to several Ply
sicans for relief. and also used some highly puff
fed medicine which had seen in the newspa-
pers, 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 in hopes you will publish it,
so that ifany human being has suffered as have
done, they may know where to find medicine;
The virtues OF winch may be relied Upon.
Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBuRr
May 2Sth l542
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NziaEfa2ery.

mi ISIS ELF ABETU McKtNSEY. has
1'| just return d from Philadelphia, with
large assortment of Bonnels Of e'c"y
variety. and of thc latest fashions, togelh-
or with speodl Tot of ri bous, and all
other articles kel. = a milllner.
Her shop is IT, o1e formerly occupi.
ed by Miss Ellis, opposite the Washing
ton Hotel.
She tenders her thanks for the patron
age she has received since she commen-
ced business, and no effort on her part
will be spared to deserve a continuance
of like encouragement.
FLKToN, May 18th.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That
the subscriber Of Cecil county, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans CONT of said
county, letters Of administration on the
personal estate of John Harris late
of Cecil CO., decd, All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same. on or be-
fore the 2lst February lS44, they may
otherwise. by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Persons indebted
to said estate. are requested to make I'M
mediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
March, 1913.
HOWELL KIRK, Executor
March 18Th lSl3-Gw
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May 9Th lS43--ts

NOTICE is Hereby GIVEN, nat
the subs crlher intends TO decline the
ConstabIc's business, and requests all
persons having claims against him tor
money collected, to call and receive the
same; and all those who owe him for
costs, to call Immediately 1and pay him
and save any further costs. 1t has been
said heretofore that Con,abIe's d moi,
settle up their business, but will let them
see that can and will close my business
as it ought to be.
HENRY DOUTY, Con'st.
Port Deposit, NAV 1871 lS13=6w
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTING

READ THE FOLLOWING TESTlMO-
MAILS
"Gonts--h cough that had disabled mo
for nearly three years and reduced me very low.
had made use of numbcrless remedies, all to no
eject. was in despair Of recovering my health
until made use of Pcasc'a lorchUund Candy
md am happy to say three large packages per,
formed radical cure.
Yours truly,
S. SECOR, Al Clinton st.
To Mcssrs. PEASE & SON,
45 Division street.
New York, June 20, 1912.
Dear Srs--Last fall and the early part of
spring, was very low with a severe cold which
had settled upon my lungs which was fearful
would terminate to Consumption, and / was so
hoarsc that could not articulate above a wills
per, and four large packages Of your invaluable
liorchound Candy performed cure.
Yours respectfully, WM. S. CLARK,
Pilot Commissioner.
To JOHN PEASE s son.
New York, Sept. 80, 1910.
Gcntlemcn-My wife was lying at deaths
door in the last stage of consumption. She was
pronounced incurable by Two eminent physi-
clans, and ar grateful to say Sc worth q! your
Compound HoIebound Candy restored her to
health. JOSEPH SUDDEN,
No. 90 avenue D.
/ T. < SON, As Division st.
Ii Clere is one that doubts the efficacy OF
rcaso's Horchound Candy, let them call on the
gentlemen, and they can easily satisfied any one
who will call ON them, of the efficacy of Pcaso s
llorohound Candy.
J. fEASE s. son, 45 Division st.
The following are list of authorised agents
in Maryland.
CELL COUNTY.
ELKToN, Dr. II. MITCHELL,
Pivot Bridge, Clayton s IIancs,
North East, h. l.. Thomas,
Peryvrlle, Thomas Byron,
Port deposit Andrew Kidd
KENT COUNTY.
Chcstertown, Daley s RUSSELL
Georgetown u Roads, Nathan Peacock,
QUEEN AIMS COUNTY.
Centrevile, Thomas Sutton,
On urcIi Hill, R. L. c. Downs
May eth l843 -ly
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heart, fhthlslc, 'yuI'sY' ''Ssu'' " VIC '''o
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2Hor'0oss "t hwa!h Stitches il The "i'e, e'c'
Ulcers, Vomiting and Splitting of Blood, N'~"P-
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Nav eth ISy3-ts
Cons Gs21Gc'S Sale .

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r. Y gtr;no Of writ or fcri lariaz jssu-
~, ed Ivy VIM. HINES. ESQ, = Justice Of the
peace OF the Sale of Nars land In aod for
Cecil county, Z. The suIt Of Amor :. For
wood, Use of Chambers x Natlit. agninsl
the goods and rbauics lands aud tcur-
meuls of Thomas Logan lof Nm1 and
Mary Logan his wife, and 10 me directed
| have seized and taken into cXrcr ton all
the right, title. interest aud claim. OF the
said Logan and his wife. in and toa house
GHd TOT coUmta ming 10 acres more or le, s..
now in possession Of W,iiiam Logan, adj
joining lands Of James Gillespie and
George p. Whitaker, and also that farm
or tract of land whereon the said Thomas
Logan now resides adjoining lands of
James Couden and Others aud | hereby
give notice that ! viii expose the said
property for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, at the from, door Of the Court
House II Eikton on Monday the 29rh
day Of May instant at II O'Clock.
HEZ. FOARD, Con'st.
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THE CECIL .COU.IIi ir..u-
PERA.NGE SOCIETE,
Will hold its 3rd stated quarterly meet
ing at the Brick meeting House" OILY Sa-
rirday June 10Th 10 O'Clock, A, NJ.
A full report of the. state and progress
Of each society in the county should be
prescilc} hy their respective delegations.
NJ " ATKINSON. Seci'ry.
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AT Al n Is L 4 Ms
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
? ] l. / $

-0"77''-'- T--' ~ .77o'T
EGET,4BLE EXTRACTS,
Deric'd from the mos roIurd safe, an
cEcjrm pWgaiirc ard ai'cro ne
RoolS and Plants 10 be fon@d
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From tee Pennsylvania Inquirer
THE PRINCETON.

This fine steamer was an object of no little intc-
rest yesterday she lay in the Delaware, at the foot
OF Chestnut street. She was decorated with flags and
streamers, and presented beautiful appearance
The wharvcs in the immediate vicinity were crowd
ed with spectators, and large number OF persons
conveyed on board by the John Fitch ferry-bo
well by small boats. The Princeton is certain
ly very fine vessel, and she is regarded with the
which she Is built Of her extraordinary success
in her contest with the Great Western
We were highly gratified with the arrangements on
board. The engine room is thoroughly lined with
boiler and cast iron, and in a way, il would seem to
u.s. TO render all apprehension OF fire entirely out OF
the question. The propeller can be put in effective
operation by the agency Of one man. The steamer
has three boilers and fire doors Each furnace is
feet lohg by about feet wide She has one en-
CINE Of $50 horse power, and two smaller ones to
drive the blowers Anthracite coal IS used and her coal
depots capable Of containing about $50 tons Under
full Roadway Of steam, she burns half ton per hour
Her cabin really splendid and presents the appear
ance Of an elegantly finished ond furnished parior.
The wood work, the curtains, and the embellish-
ments throughout, are chastc and beautiful. The
dinner and tea sets excites especial admiration In.
deed, this fine vessel appears perfect possible in
all her arrangements. Her crew composed Of har-
dy temperate active men, and the accommodations
for them are every way Judlcious. We noticed with
pleasure liberal supply Of bibles and prayer books
furnished gratuitously by of the Female Socie-
ties Of our city. She is TO have two large cannon on
board, and several smaller pieces. The former are
capable Of sending ball Of more than 300 pounds
weight, with great accuracy, distance of between
two and three miles A number Of ladies visited the
ship yesterday, and we're delighted The officers were
in full uniform, and appeared perfectly at bone,
whether giving instructions to the men, or waiting
upon their guests. Captain Stockton is entitled to
high praise for his superintendent Of the construc-
ton and equipment of this fine vessel and especially
for the liberal and enterprsiog Manner in which he
singled out and appreciated genius and science, by
taking Ericsson by the hand, after he had sought IN
vain for patronage and profitable employmentin the
Old World.
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IN SENATE,


TUESDAY, Dec. 5, 1s43.
The following new members were presented and
duly qualified:
Hon. MIR. BArARp, OF Delaware.
McDvrr,r, OF South Carolina
T" Srvma, Of Arkansas.
4" BnsmEs, Of Georgia.
A message was received from the House of Rep
resentatives, announcing the organization OF that
body and the election Of Speaker also, that they
were ready TO receive any commune alton from the
Senate; and that they had appointed committee to
act in conjunction with from the Senate, to wait
on the President Of the United States with the usual
commun. cation.
On motion Of Mr.. PHELPS, il was ordered that
the message from the House Of Representative. be
concurred in, and that committee of two be named
by the Chair TO act with the committee Of The House
On motion Of Mr.. WOODBURY., ordered that
report Of select committee Of the Legislature Of
New Hampshire, recommending the renting OF the
fine General jackson be read and lie on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. BAYARD, ordered that the
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dooMausicArEp
TIE GERMAN DEMOCRATS OF PENhsft
YANIA. X at N

-...
a Mr. Jo,ns Sir Pursuant 10 the example o. tnsu
bsstAren in ti,s city Of New York, who's proceedings
Ilsteiy reported TO you, ness meeting Of TIE Ger
man citizens Of Philadelphia was held on Thursday
the 3Oth of November last, when the Commttse pre-
viously appoiatsd reported series Of resolutions
among which were the following;
Resolved, That we entirely approve Of the Prine''
Plies aud measures Of is present General Government
of the United States, and that the two successive
bank yetoes of the President test to us oil his
Democratic Jefiersonian principles.
Resolved, That as German American citizens and
true Democrats we are decidedly Of opinion that our
worthy President Tyler has the same claims to 30
before the National Convention as any other oi the
Democratic candidates, DO he Mr. Calhoun, Cass'
Johnson, buchanan, or Van Buren,, and that in case
Of his nomination. we will give to him no less than TO
any other successful Candidate support, and that
therefore il is our desire that the name OF Mr. Tyler
be presented TO the Convention with the names Of
other candidates
Rssoleed, That we, US adopted citizens, are under
pecular obligations to our worthy President for hav'
ing ON all occasions shown himself ayerse TO the So
called Naire .9meriean Party and for having man'ui-
" and generously extended his sympathy and shield
to the oppressed Of all countries.
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CONGRESSIONAL AND CAucUssIoNAL

We understand the Caucus met again last
night, which resulted in warm, spirited, and
sectional debate in relation to the relative claims
of the respective candidates; but, at 10 O'Clock
las, uigb', they adjourned without coming to
any definite action on the subject. So, for the
present, the whole matter is cushrouded in
dovbt as TO who will be the fortunate individuals
upon whom the party will rally for the other
officers of the House Anxiety is strongly
marked in the countenanccs of the respective
candidates as to the 6nal result and, when i,
shall be made known, those who have been
over sangoine for their success, will be the mos
disappointed.
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24lh rule be 50 far suspended TO allow the Cha,
uan to appoint the several committees for this Sc.
sion Of Congress.
Mr. MERRlCK gave notice that he would, at Il,
earliest possible moment introduce bill foF the p,
duc,on Of postage, aud also a bill to regulate he
transportation Of mails in the U. D.
Mr.. PHELPS, from the joint committee appointed
10 wait the President reported that they had don.
so, and infor ned him that Congress ready to r.
ceyc any communication from him, and that III.
President had replied, ale would forward the usual
message immediately" faT
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MIR. JONES,S SPEECH.

The SPEAKER addressed the House in ac-
acknowledgement of the honor conferred upon him
asfolows:
Gentlemen orhe House Of Reresentatires
Called to preside over your deliberations return
to YOU gentlemen my sincere thanks for this proof Of
our confidence, and for the honor conferred upon
vor faithfully 10 discharge the duties Of the station
which has been assigned to me and in undertaking
to do this, inexperienced as ipmuch that relates
to this which to me a new and untried station,
canno, but feel that shall very often have occasion
to throw myself upon your indulgence, and to ask
your aid.
The history Of parliamentary proceedings in all
countries proves the necessity Of adopting rules Tor
the government Of every dcliberativc assembly.
They rendered necessary not only TO aid in the
despatch of business, but to shield mnorties from
the encroachments of power, and to protect from un-
necessary and wanton violence the feelings OF those
with whom it may be our duty TO act Such rules
as il may be your pleasure to adop, il viii become
my duty to executes duty that i shall constantly
labor to perform with strict impsrslity, with due
regard for the rights and proper respect for the feel
ings, Of members.
As the Representatives OF a free people, it would
be presumptuous in me to attempt TO impress upon
you the just responsibility which belongs to the repre-
sentative character to point you to those acts rem
dered necessary to be performed by which lie so
plainly in the path OF our duty The experience OF
the past will trust, enable TO avoid where
ever il may be found to exist; while both duty and
patriotism will call into action warmest energies
TO promote the best interests Of our common country
Bound in bond, could hope, Of perpetual union,
with the highest interests Of nation OF frcemen
mitted to our charge, may not the hope be INDUCED
that may all enter upon the discharge Of our du
ties in spirit Of kindness and harmony, Of concilia
ton, forbearance and mutual respect for each other
always remembering that we have passions to con
troll, duties to perform, and our country to serve.
! Confidently relying, gentlemen, upon your co-ope
ration and support to sustain me in my efforts to en-
force the rules and TO preserve order and dccorum il
debate, enter upon the discharge Of thcresponsbl'
duties which it has been your pleasure to assign me.
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Ma. VAN buren, IN TENNEssEE-By letters
from Nashville we learn that the Democrauc
State Convention met at that place on the 23d
ul,imo, and adjourned on the Gath, after noml-
Mating James X. Polk as candidate Tor the
Vice Presidency. A resolution was adopted
10 abide the decision of the Baltimore Conven-
ton as regards the candidates for the two offices
of President and Vice President.
This is non-commiltal in the broadcast sense.
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Posr OvyIcE, WAsHscros C,rr,
December 3, l643.

ny direction Of the Postmaster General, there WIZ
ID be made up daily during the present sessio" o.
Congress, an Ediior. s for New York, to be closed
at the latest possible hour before the departure OIL
the great Northern mail
The postage Of eli letters, for this mail, must be
urepa;l at this Office as l, is be handed over TO an
agent of the Editors at the ferry wharf at New York.
to be opened and delivered instead Of passing through
the New York post office.
Like letters prepaid, may be sent BY this mail to
Baltimore and Philadelphia, to be delivered from the
cars by the Mail Agent Of the Post Office Depart
ment. at ftN
u5-On and after the 10th instant the GREAT
NoRrRERS MAIL will leave this Office but once day.
The hour Of closing, o'clock P. NJ, heretofore.
WILLIAM JONES, p. NJ
dec 4-3tif
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FOR TIE MADiaoNIAN.


In scanning the political aspects Of the times and
taking into consideration the merits Of each ndivid-
ual now prominent before the country, sscsndidatcs
for tho next Presidency, know Of no man more de-
serving Of the confidence and supper, of the Amcr-
can People, patriotic in in his movements. than
John Tyler. In all the relations OF lie which he
has been called upon 10 sustain, he has ever acted
the part of philanhropst, statesman and gen.
ueman, and the present cheering and Frightening
prospect Of the Democratic party may be attributed
to his measures and to the Democratic course lie has
pursued He is unainching, unwavcring in his DE.
mocratic principles. wish not to throw tho saunt-
let Of controversy TO any man, but shall ever be
found ready TO defend the rights and sustain the
course Of an individual, whose chief aim has been
to promote the welfare and prosperity OF this nation,
and the general happiness of his fellow beings.
OH VIRGINIA
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THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER

II has been suggested 10 US by friend Of this val
liable and talented periodical that il it was present.
ed to the recollection of members of the present
Congress, before they select the journals with which
they are supplied by Government, some good would
thereby result to the work ITSELF II gives us plea
sure to give publicity to his suggestion.
Mr.. F. Taylor bookseller Of this city, is agent for
the proprietor.