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Jh" suiss"rIh,t hriug aware of tl,v iiar,llc>s
the times i'hd TIA" great scarcity oi money, feels
disposed t"S"Il hlS work at prices that viii sun
the convenience OF all WHO may wish to pur-
chase.
Undertaking. lie also informs the public hat
Ir is phpalrd I" wakr Al tI,c sl,rlrs, uuNrrr
lOFFlNS of every description. Ic has also
also Il iiist rate l'ENRSE, which will enable
hlm T." discharge aIdutcs IL this hue Of busl-
urss, which will be done, whenever his services
are ic1uitcd. LEN | T. EOuLDEN.
June &, lSiS "
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HT CANNOT BT DENIED

3 L CANNOT iSF, DENIED
4 (For Truth is Mighty that
$L5"DR. LElDY'S SUBSTANTIALLY:
is the purcs,, strongest and most ctiicacious
otany other preparation of Sarsaparilla that IS
made.
Ii is warranted to he stronger than bottles Of
MOST othcrs-srongcr than four Of SOME, and
stronger than three OF the ST'R@ NHaESF pre-
pared by any other IN the United States.
Dr. lrdys S;alsapar,lIi l. recommended 10y
all respectable physicians IN prt'rtnc, 10 any
other, All who have ever used ii, have derived
MORE BENEtlT l;um one bottle than three to
'TUn n others and those who, after havln~ used
others preparations, with2,st h nt-'t, Wili use
DIR. Lcldy's, WIN soon be cuIiN Nincrd (aS tho,I-
sands have already bccn) Of the foregoing as>er-
ton.
The cfj.a y Of Sars0prlla is well known IN
.|crolia OF kug's EvlI, Fry ysrprlns Disease. Of
the Liver, kilcctr"us ut the Sku and Bnnrs,
| Ulcers "l ihc Most, Throat al d Body l!heuna-
| lsmis, White Swelling, and Il general FURTHER
ul',hc Blood and Animal Fluids Comment upon
rs y,lfnra = unnecessary. Every body knows lis
| rlilrary.
s. several hundred Ccr1hnalca OF remarkable
cures and recommendations from clrr%ymcu and
physicians have been from tp,c to llurc publish
ed N different papcls, it IS only Thought ncccs.
slry 10 L,cp The puhitc acquainted as ia where DIR
lcIdy 5 Sarsarnra can be obtained genuine
namely, at DR. l.rdy's Health Enp"rl,n loI
North Second Street, near Nnc st, (Sign OF th,
Golden f.snic caud Srrpru,S)
1 rrcc bNE DoILAE per bottle, ) bottles loi
:, 30, and BOTTLES ior $500.
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ALFRED q. NONa..AND.

Ahu M H'u ~ u .0Nk Mn NkDs
Has ngnin received, at I @ old sand, uppu
j site the Post Office, additional supplies q
fresh aud sras"uabc Dry Goods, Groceries,
China, ',la>s, Puccusware, Hardware, Hats.
Boots, Shoes, Looking Glasses, Stationery, sc.
&c, comprising a general assortment.
Prices never were lower, goods never bette
lor the prices, the styles and patterns generally
superior to any heretofore offered to the public
call aud examine i1r yourselves.
n. b. .Orposllcthc Post Office, Main Street
Ellton.
june S,l ISlS--Iv
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LOCOFOCO PRINCIPLES.

TO Inc Ticiors 6e/o0g the Spoi/s; The
Re-estabIiShmcm Of lie SUBJ Treasury;
SmamS of Leg Trcoswcr$: Lom Wogcs:
n Sfand'ng .1rmy and Ealr"ragam Er-
pcnditmeS oF'Me Pu&Fdc Moacy. ''Pci
B"nhs' asm Rag .Moncy Rcpudiaiion
Dorr,sm Iiolaiton Of hc Lom Of Con-,
grcSS DiSirictsag Ahe STATES : Opposition
10 Il sound and Uniform Currency: OPP
position 10 all Wing Measures and Uhi2
PrmUPleS
"We are opposed 10 Protective Tariff
We consider 1t ii fraud upon the grcar
body of the people, which, when stripped
ol It's sophstIy, and pLaccd before all in
tellIgcntconmunity, viii be rejected with
abhorrcnce!- ET'rnc' from an mLireSs
IN The pcorIc cf kr"'"chy, from lie Loco
fbco Conrcni'on cf the eM Of January.
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CAElN ET-N ARE. ROOM,

~ ELkTON.
V<IIE subscriber. thankful for past rayors,
a would respectfully r,lElSn hr5 tr"ndS and
the public N general, that lr Is >llI carry me- "ir
the above business at the GID STAND. nearly
opposite tie dwclln" of Edward W ,Isun, Esur,
"trrc Il" has ro"s'>nrIy on hand a large and
oIurIil 4. of
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Attention
TIE WHOLE!
CHEAP FASHION .\RlE CLOTHING

roe t.RSH,
At No. %! Market Street first above the Wes~
tern lloirI, PhladcIphIa.
All who want to save 20 per cent, IN the prr-
chase of ready ur,d" Clothing arc invited TO call
al this store, and examine the largest and best
assortment N tins city, consisting ot
Super Cloth Dress and Frock Ccats
from 50 TO SIi
do Tweed Sack aud Frork Goats $50
superior fgurcd and plalu Cashmere
Pants, to 6
With great variety of Vests, 10
Together with a large assortment of good
SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING very
cheap. This stock is all made and trimmed in
the mratcst and best manner. Call, look and test
the fact.
$Ls- Don't forget No 292.
NJ TRACY,
No. 291 Market st.
rhlalclghia, Nprll 9th, lSli.
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auction Depot

where they will receive promp,.altcniI"n
l.. ID. NOWLAND, AucI'r.
Elkton Sept. 80, 1913.
/. S. The subscriber will also attend as
crycr TO any public sale, in town or coun-
try. l.. ID. NJ
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The subs ri rr IN order 10 conform to the dc
pressed state OF Tunes ale prepared to furnish
Mems Women aud Childrcn's boots and shoes
otlIm"St every description. at the following re
The Cecil Whig., 1844-07-13
JUST RECEIVED.

And for sale very cheap
.N'cm crop Ntm Orleans Sugars,
DO do Molasscs,
Sugar House do
Boston Syrup a superIorarticlc,
Family Flour,
Superior Hams,
Drycd Peaches,
do Apples,
Coilcc& Tea
April s, Is WM. 1OELEhT
The Cecil Whig., 1844-07-13

81 deny the right of imposing any duties
but Tor revenue, or to make any diScrim.
tnai'on but on rcvcImre principles"
JOHN G. CALHOUN.
Fort MI, September 1913.
The Cecil Whig., 1844-07-13

"a mc"@rc, schiA viii redmce Mc
RJ'cc ot /o6or in his co""'ry 10 Ten or
hreIrc cents per day, miU cOccr il wHh
hcnCfts 0nd bIcSsings.'
JAS BUCHANAN.
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Old Stand.

where he Will be pleased t" supply all al
tlcIrs IN his line, at rhc lowest prices.
HIS assortment will hc large and we'll
selected. JOSEPH " AILACE.
March ond lSll
The Cecil Whig., 1844-07-13

CONSt,NPTION OF TIE LI,NGS,
Affections of The Liver, Asthma Bronchitis,
Cams or Weakness Of the Breast or Lungs,
Chronic Coughs, PIcursy, Ilcmorrhage Of the
Lungs, and all affections Of the pGlmumary Or
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which wer. subsequently, found at an il It,
where they had been sold BY John McA nnk-shop keeper
So McAtee was hersupon arrested and
amInsr also stolen from the inst named shop being also
found in his place. he committed prison to
DEFRAUDING AN lMMIGRANT.-PatnckM ernnn,
arrived this City Of rogus by the packet ship kocaste
days He induced s. 10 one tiran tis-
ste for passage Albany by the steamboat tur--
ka aud the Housaonc Railroad Hsnsted received the mo-
nsy and gave him ticket signed by himself The ticket
proved 10 be utterly worthless aud poor atwa "
sirsuded of his money HaInden Co. through Caiy Pep
per- J Esq brought the the notice of the police
and Hsus,ed to-day arrested and on the proofs sld
ufetaQ
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Appointments by the Governor,

By and lDih he ddUlce and consent u Hs Senale
FgsRuaRri
OswEGo-Abram ?. Grant, master, vice J. Riehardssn.
Ransom Fl Taylor, MASTER, vice Lew Downing.
Thos. u. Tallcott master vice NJ. 5. Randall.
Daniel Wardwe Supreme Court Commissioner, vice "
W. Matthews.
Stephen w. Lathrop. Notary, vice J. B. Plumb
SrEUBEN-Ansel }. Mccall, Surrogate, vice David Ras
Sey, Jr.
Alfred P Ferris. Commissioner Of Loans, under law
1903, vice Charles Adams.
OTIS Hunt Commissioner Of Loans, under law Of !ss
vice Il. +. Ganssvoort.
LEwrs-FraIcls Seger Master, neglected 10 qualify,
laid. Eve JOlI.
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By This Mornings Mail.

STREET FIGHr.-A fracas occurred on yesterday
near the railroad depot, in which MIR. Fowler re-
porter for the Globe, and Mr.. Hart correspondent OF
the Newly rk Evening Post with some one or TWO
Others whose names could not hear, participated
Knives were drawn and used, too as 1t would seem
from the appearance of the combatans after the al
tray: but nothing serious resulted from II. we
have not learned whether the police have discharge
their duty in the arrest OF these dsturbers OF the
public peace. Washington Cap'oi
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POLICE OEFICE

BURGLARY AND THEFT.-The apartments OF Pc
Hay No 81 Cannon-street bugiarousy entered
Sunday during the temporary absence OF family trunk
broken open and bag containing $3.50 SILVER
stolen and carried away Suspicion having laea Charles
Egbert occupant Of the house he arrested by
officer Thompson and the bag of money finally found the
sink OF the back binding, 10 which Egbert
while search was going he committed to answer.
ARREST OF An lMPosTER AND THIEF.-For some
past arrant named Luther Lucas has been
wandering bout Newark, y. j. whence he hunted
this city and IN both places has palmed himself off upon the
ministers and members OF that respectable denomination of
Christians pous member Of the Methodist communion
and when entertained BY tem Christian brother would
contrve 10 steal valuable article of their property and
suddenly disappear Driven last from Newark hisher BY
Nh fhp an Wart, he arrested to-day b. OhIeT NC
Grah for having the 18th u stolen orrrcoat worth
$50 from the trunk Of M William II. Messenger, No.0O
Neseyseet, which found his back when arrested
He also complained oor false pretence IN having
he 18th nit. obtained cloak worth s. from Mrs Mary T.
Williams OF No. 1871 Eight-rnhstreet By falsely represent
ing that he for BY Mrs Este Of Bedtosdseet
He committed 10 prison both charges and will for
while be restrained his propenstes tor imposition aud
RECOVERING STOLEN GooDs-On the night Of
the 3oh u the shop of the slonecuers Yard of Messrs
Lawrence Owen, Of West and Desbroses Streets
robbed Of s3 worth Of stone cutters TOOLS large part Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

SINoISG-lt will be by advertisement anothe.
column that Mr.. Bradbury viii Second Term
this evening and with another class Thursday
OF tins week. These classes will be formed BY those
perous who may have slight acquaintance with the elemn
aEy principles OF singing We need hardly that Nh
Bradbury Of the successful teachers had III
City and his Jealous efforts cultivate taste for tins
delightful ccomp lishmsn Mt is worthy of al! prase
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NEW CLAY MINSTREL.

~ The Clay Minstrel !: or, National s0p ss
which prehxsd Sketch Of the Lie, Public seIfen ~
Character OF Henry Clay. BY John S Littei
Clay Club OF Germantown, Pa.
.4dUerttserHent 10 The Fin Edttson. ,sE
1t occurred TO the Editor OF the Minstrel tiItt
ton upon the plan Of that offered TO the puolc
acceptable aud might useful at the present un. ~
finding that his de, ign approved by FRIENDS HnU (,
cal experience gave increased value 10 their oInio
pared the brief and unpretending Sketch that
life Of Mr. Clay. He lakes pleasure IN stanng theH
Indebted 10 the researches OF Nh Prentice ana Oh b;s,
gent, whose comprehensive and interesting feptsS
alike credable to their talents and worthy Oh ZEE ,J BIZ
and all whose Curiosity may b. sharpensd and ssG@
imperfect g!tmpses of the illusIous Stae'nIs. fsl
through the following pages, will find ID theIh iS Wy
circumstantal Information than could De hI,csrs
th= limits and uuambOus design OF t it sou,se
From their WORKS and from such other uD Ed;,or hYf
Immediately at hand, the torch Of tir bors ~
ceyed rs feeble lieht, and he holds II aioi 10 10 ~
also may he instrumental although 10 hufnOlr and y
terng tho msts of prejudice with which syea
rage have long envelOped the subject out
are gradually risug and rolling awav beneath L, ard -
revealing light, aud Of that truth Uhich Is ais'
preudI" c.. NJ then y
been written expressly for the Minstrel oheti
cleaned f,om the public journals and other paD''
the day.
Germantown, Oct 1912. .;,sI, 81
For sale at the Tribune office. Price q cents 'D
or 81 per dozen
~ The Wing Almanac. Cay's Speeches, anu NV w.
Tribune Series OF Useful Works for the fe9per ,yclsnf
obtained at the store Of WIN. n. MOORE Co' oi
and of B. STEEL il Co. New ORLEANS.
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[Montpelier, Vi. Waterman ID.

COLD WEATHER.-In Portsmouth, n. H., the
following observations were made from last Thurs
day week TO last Thursday:
On Friday morning, the 26th, the mercury stood
al Is deg below 0; 27e, "a below 18th, 80 below
29th, Is below; 30th, IA below 31st, 10 below:
On the 10th at Z! o'clock A. NJ. il was 10 below
at l2iI, below; al II, below at 9. Ia below. On
On the l8 al l2s, at 0; al 4, below at g. below.
Ii they can procure colder weather than this, any
where short OF Franconia, we should like 10 know
where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

FlRE.-On Monday morning last shoe maker's
shop at Peacham took fire and was destroyed, TO-
gcther with the law-office of Gov. Mattocks adoin-
ing. The books and papers Of the Governor were
all saved. 1t was in this building that the son OF
Gov. NJ. so recently came to an untimely end, and
the destruction of this memorial OF that sad event
can hardly be regretted.
GNnntnelier VI Match ran ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

BANKRUPTCY.-rhe lllnoian says the whole
number of applications for the benefit OF the Bank
rupt Act, in this State is 1914, of which numt.r
lll2 have received certificates of final discharge
leaving 49, who have not as yet obtained their Dis
charges. The time for so doing is limited to the
20th of March,
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g The Caddo lLa.) Gazette of the 10th ult.
states that Judge HANsFoRp was most cruelty
murdered few days previous in Harrison County,
Texas, by an old man named Mosely and his son-in-
law, whose name is Billiard The murder orgi-
nslsd in quarrel respecting lawsuit.
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CHARGE OF SMUGGLING CLoTHs.-Mlchael
M,Aulcy and Patrick Mclaughlin, passengers,
we are informed, on board the ship Oxford,
recently, from Liverpool, were arrested yesterday,
charged as being concerned in smuggling into
this port large quantity Of cloths, sc. The
value of goods already ascertained to have been
smuggled is said to be upwards Of Sl5,00O.-
Several other persons, (among them some boat
mem have also been arrested on the same charge.
A warrant was out last evening against one CT
the mates of the Oxford. The circumstances
thus far seem to implicate the ship. The pen
atty for smuggling is loss of the goods, lmpris-
onmcnt of the parties, whether principals or abet-
tors and a fine in double the value Of the goods.
An examination OF the persons arrested will take
place 70. daY.
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DENrIsTaY.-Dr. Metcaf who has recently established
himself at 70 Chamb-rsseet, this city spoken OF as
highly ACCOMPLISHED in ms line.
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~ The regular Annual Unionsts Ball will take lsaa
Washington Hall On Friday evening Of this wesk. INr
tIemen who have taken the matter charge haze 'pF
pains make IL quite magnificent affair, and we A
doubt 1t will be fashionab!y aud fully attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

WILLIS HALT will doubtless crafty the
numerous friends and admirers of Hon. Willis
Hall, to learn that his health is rapidly improving
under the genial influence of southern climate
He writes from DR.. Finlay's Plantation, under
date Of 18th January, to friend in this city, as
follows: g ann rapidly improving in health |
ride every day on horseback, and this morning |
walked mile and back without fatigue"
DR.. Finlay's is a cotton plantation about forty
miles from Havana, on the south side of the island
Mr. Hall and his friend and physician DR.. Turner,
had been there about ten days, and designed to
return to Havana on the 10th February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-06

DEATH OF G EN-. K1RKLAND.-The Utica Gazette
of Saturday chronicles the death of Hon. Jos' pl
Kirkland, one of the pioneers Of that city. Con
X. has occupied prominent position IN Oneida
County for the last halfcentury, or nearly so-V"s
the first Mayor of Utica-was universally re-
spected and loved for his public spirit and benevo
lence during his life, and died as universally re,
GREETED.
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- In the eth Congressional District, We bsy,
returns from all the towns except l8 and the ,o,a
stands as follows In towns heard from Robpson
has 1898, Cary and scat. 1904 The towns 10 h.
heard from gave at the last trial AZ for Robinson sni
l35 for Cary. Should these towns give the sans
vote as before, MIR. Robinson will have mao1rT
We think MIR. K. is elected. Portland Adv.
VESSEL IN THE IcE.The last Dunkirk, ICba,
tauque CO.. Beacon says vessel has been seen 4,
several days past, off that port lying stationary A.,
point in the lake about 10 miles out She was nm
badly caught in the ice during the night OF the 2S
a smoke is occasionally seen TO rise from her.
DANIEL NEWMAN ARREsTEB-Mr. Jesse R. Gn,,
and Gen. Sellers arrived here Yesterday morning a.
the steamboat Lexington, with Daniel Newman, ors
of the seven persons indicted for the murder ofGpn
H. Bohrer Of Brown county, Ohio, in June last
Newman was arrested in Missouri. Four of rbs
persons implicated have been in the jail of Brow.
county for some months, but two others, John and
Carey Woods, have fled TO parts unknown.
Cincinnati Gazette, lst inst.
FIRE.-Yesterday morning, a dry-house in Pas.
coag village, belonging 10 Whippe, with the good.
which it contained, was destroyed. The loss Is be-
tween one and two thousand dollars
Providence Chronicle, Jan3l
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} }ss$s H a5.t5s

The Herald of yesterday, along with good
portion of its usual scotiing a, Religion and Re-
gious movements, and most wanton, shameful
holding up to ridcule and gnominy OF clergyman
of Brooklyn who had done nothing to provoke its
rbeldry but marry, has column of lamentaron
over and alarm at the progress Of Foarterism, as
'menacing the destruction. of every thing noe have
been accustomed TO hold sacred 1t would not
have 10 destroy much to do that we reckon,
The villain who thus labors through columns OF
the Herald to blend Fourierism with the Community
theories of Owen and Collins, perfectly that
the two are entirely distinct and even opposite in
character, purposes, and origin. He knows, too,
that the Fouriertes have always dsclamed any in
terrneddng. as such, with Politics, and that their
FIRST and mos, frequently proclaimed axiom mparis
that Social evils are 10 be reached by any Polit
cal action whatever. He knows that very few OF
these and none Of the Community people belong TO
the Wing party, ii 10 any; while most OF the latter
refuse to vote at all. He knows that Nh Brisbane,
also, belongs TO no party, and does not vote; and
yet, with full knowledge of these facts, ne is base
enough to tumble Fourierisn with No Property So
cialism, and declare that both working IN favor
OF Mr. Clay, simply because he believes he can thus
inJure The Tribune What dreadful commentary
II is on our existing Society that il creates and cher
tshes such universally admitted, notorious rascals
as the Editor Of the Herald
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The Rivers and Bays VERY litte obsructsd o. e'
morning. Wind y by h, with rain.
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u FAIR Play Hardware, foreign an4 American,
will appear Tomorrow.
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LouisrANA-The publishers of the New-or-
leans Bee Wing, have been chosen State Pm,
tiers of Louisiana by the Legislature. Vote IN
Joint Ballot, 81 to 80 Loco.
The 29th ult. had been designated as the DAY
for electing U. S. Senator in place of Judge
Porter, deceased The Wings will succeed
unless defeated by divisions We hear there arc
several Wing candidates.