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N0ryiand rciI COrnfy. Set

N0ryiand frcH COunfy Set.
I'm application of John f.. Shippers Of Cecil
%Comty, by petition in writing TO me, the
subscriber Zone the associate Judges ofthe
Orp chs Court of Cecil County,) setting forth
that he is IN actual confinement for debts he 10
unable TO pay, and Offering to deliver up for the
senefl Of lis creditors all his property real per-
tonal and mixed, to " hich he is in anv way emit
led, schedule whereof and list Of his credit
and debts being annexed to his said petition upon
oath, and praying to be discharged from actual
ontinement, and to Lave extended TO him the
5cnfit of the several insolven laws of Maryland
md it appearing to me by competent testimony
that the said petitioner has resided within tie
STATE OF Maryland for the last two years next be-
tore his application, ] appointed Robert Dawson
trustee for the benefit of the creditors of the
said John E. Shippers who ha. entered into bond
with security by me prescribed and approved for
the faithful performance of his SAID trust; and the
said Trustee having certified to me that he is in
iui possession of all the property in the said sched-
lle and list of debts contained have ordered and
appointed the first Tuesday next after the third
Monday in October next, for tho said John E.
Shippers to appear before the Judges of Cecil
'ounty Court, at the court house IN Elklon, to
nswer such allegations and Undergraduates az
nay be then and there by his creditors made and
proposed and tho said John e. Shippers having
'"''''o ''''' uoi'a III penalty ana with security
" me prescribed and approved so to appear and
nswer as aforesaid. do hereby order and direct
shat the said John Z. Smp RS be discharged from
personal confinement, and that he give notice of
MS his application, and of the day SO by me ap-
,"ntod for his final hearing IN Cecil County
curt, to his creditors, by advertisement in some
,ewspaPer printed in Cecil County, once week
or three months, before the said first Tuesday
ie1t after the third Monday in October next
'tiven under my hand and seal this 25th day of
February ls4s. VIM TORBERT, Jr.
True copy. Test,
July GEORGE MCCULLOUGH Crk
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CECIL COUNTY. Scr

AN application of Thomas Byron of Cecil
<ICounty, oy petition in writing, to me, tn,
'rbscrber, Tone OF the associate Judges of the Or
phan 10 Court oil Cecil county,) setting forth tina
he 10 IN actual confinement for debts he is una.
bic to pay, and Offering to deliver ND for the he
netit of his creditors, all his property, real per
sonaI and mixed, 20 which he s in any wav ont;
tied, a schedule whereofan list Of his credits am,
debts being annexed to his said petition upon ootI
and praying TO be discharged from actual confnn
ment, and to have extended 10 him the benefit n
the several lnsolvont laws of ..'arynnd and it an
pear'ng TO me by competent testimony that til,
SAID petitioner has resided within the State a.
Maryland ior the last two years next before his
Application ! appointed James II. Price. Trustc,
FOR the benefit Of the Creditors otthe said Thom,y
Byron who has entered into bond. with secnr
ty ny me prescribed and approved, for the faith
iui performance OF his said trust; and the sale.
trustee having certified to me that he is in iul,
possession ofall the property in the sand schedule
and list of debts contained, have ordered and an
pointed the first Tu sday next after the Bird Non
Gay III octooer next, for the said Thomas Byroi
to appen before the judges of Cecil Comn,y
out af the court house in Elkton to ansv 4, r
$" Legations and in,errogatories as NAV then
o proposed to him by his creditors; and the sai
Thomas Byron having entered into bond in n
'halty ana with security by me prescribed and
approved so to appear and answer as aforesaid, |
d hereby order and direct that tho said Thoma.
'yroh be discharged from personal confine-
meat and that he give notice Of this his applica-
lOn and OF The day so by Inc appointed for his
final hearing in Cecil County Court to his crcdi-
tors oy advertisement in some newspaper prln.
ted in Cecil County, once week for three
months, before the said first Tuesday next after
the 80 Monday in October next. Given rapuu
my hand aid seal this lSth day of May, ls4S.
LILLIAN TURBERT, Jr.
True copy. Test,
July Is GEORGE McCIIIJ,OITCu c,,L
GAjF s LIEF ILLS aiken III ex
essHss for goods, b. sh. B. NikT
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Ef:agR,.sEs tnsGe = Osscr.

The subscriber has the plea .ure to a..
uounce Ia has friends and The p hlic, tina
he has commenced he ma iI'acrur ng ~
Wool III all lis va iuils brunche-, n tn,
'",v,l.,al Iiis "a N ,tn E.,s, re ek.
near GiIpin's Falls. Those who will ia
vor hia with their work may depend on
having it doAe with proprelS and dispatch
JETHrO 10 NSON.
N. B. Vol Will be rarded ia rolls
To- 81 cts. cs-h'
P,ov;druca NILS, june II 1873.
SPRIN.G & SlFNh.F:
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Notice.

All nersons ind .bted to Enoch Cronch.
are hereby req es'ed to call and settle the
same with him on or before the first day
OF September next, or he will be under the
disagreabIe necessity of putting their bills
IN The hands OF all officer Gentlemen. do
not charge me with severity. | have
great deal of money out, which mus, get
IN. in order to meet the demands on me.
ENOCH CROUCH
Elkton July 29,h lS43.
Important News from Elkton.
TIE YA.NKE Els BE.AT.AI
LAST
n Nh now very cheap are Boot.
~ Wand Shoes at Thomas C.
~ sign of the Big Boot opposite the
Court House, Elkton.
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Notice..

The coparlnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under the firm of
+. c. & f. Crouch, is This day dissolved
by mutual consent
THOMAS C. CROUCH,
ENOCn CROUCH,
N.B.-All persons indebted to tho late
From viii please call Immediately and Set
tie with Thomas c. Crouch, who is duly
authorized to- settle the same.
Elklon, July 26th 1913. T.C.C.
E. c.
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EsaIlSs(bV a A.,

"a /. GO " AN Dentist, has emoved to the
~ formerly occupied by F. a. Ellis Esq.
opposite the Washington Hotel, where he viii
10 ltppy to see AIS patrons. ApIl LIST, 1915
I'm extract from le'ter of accommodation
f. ON the hev. james ..lcutire:
Il nave been intimately
acqul ain ed with DR.. Cowln or a5o IL two y .srs
an. lG9 ..ppy 10 recommend him before the pub.
lie as u gentleman 1fhigh RESPECTFULLY and so
rs ine OF tue most SUCCESSFUL Practical UEH-
lists
lie pat a new set Of teeth in fora femals
tF'n..u OF nine winch not only look as natural IS
! l'eJ yer" :Arukf s JwI GIFT, bat VITA which
he ctn n Istlc"te .hs hardest food without the
elst diHlaulLy.n
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a. ,E'Egs.Hs q. N0vyg,ANts.

.E'EgS.Es q. NGsts.ANas.
III u as again received, at t. &c old stand, oppo
n IA site the Post Office, additional supplies,
tresl and seusonable Dry Goods, Groceries,
CHINA, Glass, Qlecnsware, Hardware, Hats
Boots, Shoes, Looking Glasses. s. ationery, So.
& :, comprising general assortment
Prces never were lower, goods never bette
for the prices, the styles and patterns grnera "
superior 10 any heretofore Offered to the public;
call and examine for yours Ives.
N. b. Opposite tie Post Oidcs, Main Street
Elkton.
June Sd is4s-ly
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Decline, this me-
dicine has no
equal.
In districts whore Calomel and 0nnine hsq
cen too freely rsed in Bilious complaints &c
Nr, Swayn"'s Compound syrup of Y lid Cherry,
vii pr'ven;c their evil effects on the system, &
art as strengthening Alternative and improy.
the Bilious functions.
thNflo N.-All preparations from this W
,at'" tree, Except tie o'ig,n,l Doct Swavne
Conn Quad SyrnI. Of Wild Cherry are tictii,on.
and ro"n,erIiIt. Prepared onlyhy Doct. Swnynr
No. "a North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
CAUTION.
rs all m2dl"ics which become very popular
NE thnt ~ Dr Swams,' ChmpounA s1ruD q
"h' henry, hueTp pts 10 Initiate or Counterfeit
IN zone way. are very Frequently resor,ed I.
Therefore It is thoug't st to put the public on
tnclr 'ard against Imposition In the co 4rs..
OF "n'y two or three years after this most d.scr-
vedty popular remedy had introduced itself into
tie SICK chamber, and its fame become wihel,
Nnown, up springs several other. into the market
ana with view TO give currency to their new
nventons, they take the name of Wild Chcr,4
10 aid to their patched up nostrums thinking 10
borrow repntstion from that already established
md to help out still further with the scheme O.
'acephon ny one OF the vendors the name of ID,
eissar is attached m1kiug ii appear that thi. pop
var aud highly respected Physician was the
author OF this PREPARATION: such is not the fact
another individual comes ont with what he ca Is
tie Syrup OF Wild Cherry, cIingiug still closer
to tho orr glnal name, that individuals might ever.
Il" deceived, wen they went 10 purchase, if the
urine OF DR.. SwArNE was not always kep!.iI.
view Those who apply for these latter day prep
arations OF Wild Cherry, lot me tel them are
taInpering. with their constitutions, and taking
draughts from the hands of inexpericnce, whic
,hey would have to repent, on some future day
hli not put them on their gn,rd
DIX S"hYNE'S Compound Syrup OF
"ild Chrrey is put up in squar bottles, contain.
ing about eight ounces with "Dr Suayn,,s Com
pound ''yup Of Vild Cherry blown in the glas,
covered with blue wrapper, over winch is a We
low label with his written signature, the coun-
teFie'ilng OF which will ho punished AS forgery.
Sold by Or MITCHELL Elston Md
July 22nd lS43
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Wool Carding.
SPi.v.VI.TG. WE4VING, Full
LIMA II VI NJ g.

LIN W. DfI.NH. &C.
The subscriber respectfully informs
the Public that he has rented the Elk
Wills. Wooden and Cotton Factories
known as CARROTS Mills. situated in Ceci
Co. Md, seven miles above Elk,on. on
the BIZ Elk stream and four miles from
the village Of Newark Del, the, are now
in full operation. Wool will be received
10 be made into Rolls, Yarn, 10Th, Cas-
sinners, Sallnetts, Blankets or Fannel.. a.
directed, at short notice; manufac tured by
The yard, Tor Cash or Wool, or made up on
the shares.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths, Sc, may expect gensr-
ally to find choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
FOR SALE-A colured girl ,bout
10 years old 10 serve ill she attains the
age OF % years.--She is not TO 60 GU, of
the county-sold for want of empIoym en-,
Enquire atthi, oshee. Aug. 3d-a
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sE-TIE WORLD "R0>LAlMS IT'S
VALUE.
Ina t-s o Time, 10 tent oftrUtf,
p .!''.'} u''I Hnu iu.i us power

p ' pa o"I wnu iuri us power
/, YES rs a.,e aud the 90 tG
Ohio p.r- no,l y the promised hour.
W. as -" Al. % lei Tie promised moment
W health, way, itself c'n be saved.
h".s ,a.n,ni viii o.r,t what j - to T.. ,ir
ov.i cIc INSTANCES Iud stations III lie in ne
q. ing c most p 0 u,nnut ca'rs.s Of safety. II
4 org or"o d is lit, regardless o. everything
w.,-A s':oih. "rs 10Y II, lacy let i 20 o., with
q It aden ,'EA, DIES roy We c.i,sc, until 1t l.
,op l"a inis IS lot egat-.hero is a remedy
Pans, & SuN' l&ThACT OF IiOHE
llUu CANDY will efisrtudlly eradicate II
first symptoms OF attack. Bear Ibis in min
an DO rot n%glect the advice. Apply at 4,
DAWSON SThNET for the genuine article.
READ WHAT II Has DONE
New IoRK. Oct 81, 1912.
Gen'emen-lt affords ne much pie sr-e to
bear testimony TO the "fiicacous virtues of 70 IT
Compound Extract Of IIorehound Candy IN 4 re-
cent instance
little boy Of mine took a severe cold, which
went on from degrees until it terminated in til.
sclrlet lever. His throat as much uceratc,'
and he could take nothing except in lioui
srif". Ny physi.nn bad> me preplrc for tie
worst. ard h Id out no Involvement that th
CHI! | wo lid rccovcr-ii.1eld, he sad it was i'm
possible.
A. ti- IN tire it struck nc that vonr candy
m "a do 4uol accordingly pro ,,Ired pack
ey9. AID dis" vel the sl Ks alto - fuuid In
ths way aau' Isirrnd it to ,..c little sferer
aud ne SEE ned 20 "ri,N and ike the taste. In
] tho "ors Ola few !cGrs perceived palpa
BIZ rlsrgc He orrl'hcd oa,rer, and did no
90 npll,n OF his throlt. eN DAYS all dant
o. er had passed, and he is now perfectly well.
Solely | believe, lie n the use of your clarified
essence OF hor hound.
send you this certificate in hope that other
patients will try it under similar circumstances
with similar spccess.
am, gentlemen, your obedent servant,
5. JOHNSON, No. 81 ChareRst
Mcs.rs. J. Pease & Son, IS Division ST.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTING
MAILS
Gs- Gents-A cough lEathad disabled mr.
for nearly three years and reduced me very low
! had made use Of nnmberless remedies. ali to no
effect. j was IN despair Of recovering NV he IN
until m ,dc use Of Pe,se's H0reIound Candy
and an A.ppy to s,y tire: large packages per,
ormrd radical cure.
Yours truly,
s SEToR, Al Clinton
70 Messrs. PEASF & SON,
45 Division street.
NV York, June 20. 1874,
Dear sirs--Last fall and the early n,rt ,
spring was very low with a severe cold ,,b,ct
had settled upon MY lungs. which was ra,rfi,l
", uld term aate to Eonsu npton aud was <o
house mat ronld not articrlate above wills
per, IN 10 lr l4rg' pir';ag,s ~ yolr invalnahIo
kiore o nj Candy perform ID 1 cure.
fo1Is espe tf'ly, " I s. Clark.
To JOHN PEAsE s. son. 81
Nsw York, Sept 50, 1872.
Co 'enen-My wife wa lying at a. MS
door ia asst stag Of consumption Sl. was
promo .n"ed in ara. by two eminent ysi-
eiaps, and am grltsil 10 snv e worts OF YOU,
n "a -, nd
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ST \ IN Is u RI S
VEG BILE EXTRACT
p | l. l. S

u .
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
P l. l. S,
Composed rniirf7 tram
TEGET4BLE EA TrnCTS.
Dprir. d hom the mos roincd SC, ami
efficient purgGiirc and aRt ali p
Roots and Plants to BE- f.. nd
in the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM
This medicine is fast securing public patron
age, and has gained favor and confidence whcr
yer it has been used AS purifier OF the blood
and fluids il is unsurpassed by art or invention
IT'S PURITY OF COMPOSITION
being made ELTIRELY OF EXTRACTS. reno ors !,
not only the safest and most elfcctual of medi
cine, but decidedly the proper remedy provided
Ivy Natures Self for the cure of such diseases ms
effect the
HUMAN SYSTEM.
Apopiexy, Asthma, Headache, Apue, ChoIio.
Colds, Consumptions, Co igns, Decay ofNaturc,
Dropsv, Dyspepsia, Fever, Gout, Gravel. Irdi-
gestion, Influenza, Jaundice, Lowness of SPINS,
Pain in the Bowels, Back, etc; Plantation off he
Heart, Phthisic, Pleurisy, Pressure of the Sto.
mach, rheumatism, Rising in the Throat
Shortness Of Breath, Stitches in the Side, etc;
Ulcers, Vomiting and Splitting of Blood Whom
ing Cough, Quinsy Fever and Ague, Billions
Scarlet, Typhus, yellow, and Common Feyers
OF all kinds; Nervous Diseases, Liver COMPLAINT
Inward Weakness inflammation, Sore Ewes Fits
Palsy, Small Pox, Measles, Group, Cholera
Morbus, Wolms, Dyseniery, Deafness, Ring
ing Noses in the Head, Kings Evil, Scrofna
Saint Anthony's Fire, Salt Rheuln, White Swell
lings, some Of twenty years standing. Cancers
Tumors, Swellcd Feet & Legs, Piles, Costive,
ness, all Eruptions of the Skin, Friphtful
Dreams, Female Complaints of every kind, es-
pecially Distinctions, Relaxations &c. have.
one and all, yielded to the al -sufcicn, and pow
erful, yet gentle influence of the
>TAINBuRN'S
VEGETABLE EXTRACT-PILLS,
and the hopeless sufferer afler lingering for
years in misery and wretchcdness, having, in
numberlcss instances, subscribed their written
testimonials ofgratitude to the proprietors for
the benefits experienced, are now restored to their
ianil'es, blessed with health, vigor and happi-
ness.
The above valuable medicine is sold At o.
cents per box, containing thirty Pills by the fol.
lowing
AGENTS.
In Cecil County, Maryland,
Elton, VIM. Torhcrt,
Chesapeake City, VIM. Hudson,
ST Augustine, John Moars,
Hudson's Corner, Richard Hudson.
ST stevens Church, james Fl. Benson,
fredericktown, Nathaniel Coving,on
Cecilton, Francis B. CrookshankS,
Wa wick, Reece Merrett
Back Creek, Richard Biddle,
Pivot Bridge, John L. CLAYTON.
All agents wishing fresh supplies of tho abo,
medicine will please forward their orders dire,
10
sTAINBURN St CLICKENER,
Sole Proprictors,
s3s-BEOADWAY-33s
New YoRK
sled GER BUILDINGS
PHLApEIpurA
6-NORTH STREET,
BALTIMORE.
JOB PRINTING
NEATLY EXECUTED
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The subscr ber in order to conform to the de-
pressed state Of times are prepared to furnish
Mems Women and Children's boots and shoes,
OF Utmost every description. at the following re-
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0WD0SFH Fn7IffT 7rOW
TEGET.dBLE EA Tr."CTS,
Dprir. tram the mos rGimcd e, am
efficient pugdiirc and oM ali p
Roots and Plants to be f.. nd
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC
lust RECEIVED, The following New Music,
j the old estab shed store two doors east Of l2lh
treet Pennsy lvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
Thy voice is music to my ear--by Jeilreys.
IT'S sweet To see the blooming rose.
The merry days of old-by jeffrey.
! will be happy, too, do.
When thou vert true-by +. W. Thomas.
Muse al Nightlall-by Jetireys.
Away, away to the greenwood shades-a duett.
Mr.. Ill., pray be still-by Barclay
IT'S now the May tine--by G. Linley
Go not yet, Oh, go not yet-by Willis
| must away from thee, my lovely J. McLaughen.
Thou hast wreathed shell-for the guitar
Night Of adventure-by Eggleso.
The emblem nower-by Roethen.
Sweet sympathy of Morales.
Oh, Mary dearly T. Eagle.
The sword ard the statl-by G.. p. Morris.
Camp Gee-by Loder.
The strine-a waltz, by Brown.
The celebrated Phomelen waltZes-by Valentine.
La Louisianaise wallz-by Wallace.
kendall's quick march
Gallo march-irom Norma.
Melodies celestes-by Iiunten.
lie Reve--by Wallace.
The real Scotch Guadrilles.
L'Album du FlutIste-by Ernst
Firth & Halls edition Of fayorte overtures, from
Rossin Won Weber &c arranged duett,
for tao flutes.
Overture to the iayorite opera, Les Diamans de la
Conronne-by Auber. sept. -
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Is able therefore, TO sell al small advance
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Foreign edilnts he imports direct from London and
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A good collection of French books viii be found
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Books, Stationery and Period Gals, any hng else,
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