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ARDEN SEED,
GROWN ~
DAVID LANDRETH,

DAVID LANUhElH,
Near PhiIsde Iphia, and ssld By
p. JOHNSTON, DruRgist, Richmond, Virginia.
LNOR many years j have been practically en-
Il gagged ION a extended other
United States. in the growth Of Garden Seeds Experience has
thy and have fully proved the nferion Of
In .eed.-eons.queny variety
nevertheless than sufficient fot the largest
garden ana the ofembraeng only hose Of
Tse er.d, which my yearly
and satisfactory evidence Of approval Ny efforts TO merit
p.LANDRETH.
The following compose part Of the Bee 'S,Ieeered
ASPARAGUS
BEET-Lons Blood
Msns,e wurtze
French Sugar
BEANs-sI week
White China
Brown speekied
Carolina
yellow Bush &C
cARBAGR-Rariy York
Landreths large do
Large Drumbs.d
Fiat Dutch
Drumbead Savoy
Green Cuied Savoy
Philadelphia
cARRoT-Lons Orange ana D-.'S horn
CEIRRY-whits.ndR.d
CUcUMBER-Eauy Frame aud Pie.ins
EGG PLANT
LErTuCE-Eary Cabbage
Cut Salad
CuIed India
Brown Dutch &c
MEL0N-CitIou and Water
NAsTURTIUM
OKRA
ONION-Siyerskin and weaihersf-H
PAR8LEY
PARsNlP-Fins Sugar
PEAs-Landrehs Extra Early
Early Frame
Early Charlton
Large MarowfaL kr
PEPPER-Large Sweet
RADfsH-Long Salmon
Long seareu
White Tunip
Blaek Spanish
Yellow Turnp
Summer White
Red and White
BAISAFIR
TOMATOES
TURNIP SEED
HERBS AND FLOWER SEED To be had %
PEYTON JOHNSTON
u 20 Sole Agent for n. Landreh.
Also Orders received for Fruit Trees
&C. &C. Landeuh and FULTON
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IL ,gennine, a. whose-ale and
Ariehe&e-Grcen Globe
Aspaasss-Whiie Giant
Po,s Bs>ns-Larse 4 snaiiLima
esap Bcsns-Eariy China, duo
yellow six weeks
Eariy hohawk. do hall moon
Refugee os 1000 70 one
Beet-EAriy Blood turnip rooted
DO yellow
LONG blood. hnnEie WHITE
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WE take this occasion TO rive

notice hat we keep constantly o. hard. Stoves.
Crates aud Cookinx Rangers of all kisd.. that
arr generally used In this usarket. of our o~n
manufacture. which We viii ell on reasonable
tsrms. Ai-o. hou's Agricultural Furnaces fcs
si.amins food for STOCK. which We viii scll At
th- manufacturer prices, amer adding tlse en-
pen-es. at our Tin. etove and Sheet iron Mann
factory. near the Bell Tavern. where all kipds
m be dons on the most reasonable trrn~ and n
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816:233l:a1a4
observation-disclosures

sne onV
were ,he hrst introduced By that name 'N aha
eT BEWARE or SPURIOUS PILLS pr,o,r,S hv 49,. 80,
Blood Pills Purifying Pns PIN. A. MIR -
70 be pamed tho reputation or ,
only true and genuine sarsap blood PYis Tai. .
oher. than r Lsidy for they possess the virtues that en- h.
IN ris whether general pur,ner Of m.
ana hd. OF the body requiring from
course OF living ar am cIposu-aud nav be .rn.oy
male - '~N"s ~Ha o''' mAie ana te-
~ ssn to more than 1--WE hundred certificates h.vinr b,.
nooe puo'hed their increasing Armand |, ,o..
J. u. EUsrACE q eON
NY io-u No. we.tM Main rt,s.,
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'nation, anu Waffsnteoitesn sno
enii;
I|eek-iArge seosen =,
l>ennee-Wh'.s = er.sh heea,
hhy cured lnolA' WINE anu
| ersn 90 br"-h Du'sn
menn-Nutnes' Sfeeh 'i'fon'
rine hpp'e
water heon-nnen Anas
NAsturuum
Mun1nrd-Whita and BLACK
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WEBB, BACON 4 GO.

-ls1 WEBB, BACON 4 co, s,a
0FFER FOR SALE: 500
SOVu 10 2 Rico a. t...,s f...' .s
Is sssss. :.s:. Loaf t'''s' al wss,.
Is N. Orleans ho,,.-~. afl
Hhis w. India do r 10
500 ssss Mo Codss
as LAguyu DO
W ~ Doaslnso %
SO ehosv.Java % Ia
" orssa % f..... rr
rs oAharseaIAeso I'd
= 10 .rreppss T-.i t1l -.Ir 0rtg
3D.. Pn~aio 90
. s.sa' o sass.P'', BLOW. SAN ~
SO bones Hun Psss, casd<s
10 Taiow do
rI 10 do. sperm do
goo do Brown and Fancy soaps ~
100 do siio and islis wlsdow oLss
'so ness Cut Main and had. ID lOi
biisasred Steel
$50 hags Shot
hss Lead
- White do, ground In oil
" III, ,, SOC Leather. various qualities
upper tsah<r shdss
os--Tern, tanner nd olive
Tar CaAbtia Leoriee
Indigo Madder. copperss. Alum et,rch Oh -,
lotion farns Bed Gods Isades IJn.. T.,..
sapef-wit Ing. letter aud wrappins
Nerss OF WOOD Ware, Painted Bucket. -
Grind snnss
Teas-Qnn Rowtes and roueboo, et
u,,., ., wines Lard Bacon. Rice. Clover Seed. Ae
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CHOICE READING,

CHOICE READING.
VUNHE public's attention is invited TO the series
Il of beautiful aud cheap Works publishing under the
tile Of Library OF Choice Reading each complete
self The last
mrse History, and Eventul Period Of
Price IS cents. .
lie Eh Hun-ma ginaton and Fancy seectons from the
English Poets ustraiive Of those Of Art
mkngs OF their bet Critical Notices
and an EsNsy In the question what Poetry BY
Leigh Hunt Price so cts.
Also, just received,
The Amber Witch and Undns sna bound up together
in one handsome ~ mo. volume. Price 81.
And further supplies Of
Eo,len or Traces Of Travel brought home FROM the East
UBdino and sinram. Price SO cents
NASH 4 WOODIIOUsE,
my7 i97 Main Stree,
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CoFFEE-2oo mats Manila Coffee, gust re
~ eeived and for sale by
NH WILLIAMS 4 HAWAII
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For THE LADIES!
SOMETHING REAIITJEIJU.

AIDES beautiful bronze Kid and Drs-. Slippers
- no. black Enelish lid Shippers beautiful AZ
thing looked We respectfully the asnt,or
OF the Ladies splendid and
We intend heretofore buy expressly
for the and hind,
found 10 give 10 our
customers and the public At large the money
PUTNEY 4 WAITE
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CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR

Of woh line. and
ap2p q. n. WELLER.
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No. Fl Harper's bible, &C.
W. RANDOLPH & Co. have received,
- HArpers Bibbe No 81; IS
Mrs Peeks Pudding. numerous paper by Dick
ens-and dramatic Sketch by Bu~er with illustrations IS
No Comic blackstone; IL
Grimahi, the Clown, by Dickens 2s
seven Knights Tales OF Many Lands by Insrahan
Conegians novel; IS cts
Lectures the Invocation OF OF Sacred Ina
aud Purgato-by Rev. a. C. Rise d. cts NH al
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EORGE r. BOOKER

u r. y X u r. Il. Is u y h r. X
uDORTO RICO CUBA AND n. ORLEANS SUGAR
II Double and Single Loaf Sugar
New Orleans and West India MolasSes
Java, LaguyIa and RIO Coffee
Nails and Brats, Soap and Candles
Powder and shot Gunpowdsr Tea
Brooms, Coppens Riee Pepper Spice
Window GAS, assorted, Bed Cords and Lines
Letter, Writing and Wrapping Paper
Cotton Yarn. assorted
Shoe Thread Bar Lead, Indigo, &c. ape
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS

AT REDUCED PRICES
MAY, lS45.
ID II. JENKINS has opened within few days
IL. hundred packages OF goods beng
supply year lie would the
Families and others the following
Fancy, Mourning and half Mourning prices
from IS to the finest imported.
Caieoes-2ooo Caeoes all prices, from s. no. Iat
the best made.
Coored Musns-Pancy and Mourning, 2s and hner.
Ginshams-faney and Mourning Gnshams.
Linens Diapers Of all kinds, Napkins
Linen Cambria dkfs. prices nom l2 ~
Fancy Black Figured and Plain Silks
Good. MousHs Searfs Shaw;
Bonnet cap Rbands Paao Umbrellas sunhadss
FnnseT Curtain Cseoes, &C. &C. Ioe, I2t and
finer.
ALSO,
100 bales shnings
sbeeng Buraps Bed reknss Apron
Furniture Checks Yellow and Blue Nanksens.
LIKEWISE,
Cloths Cassimees veings Silk and Linen Pocket dkf
penders Madras and
for gentlemen. Gloves, Hosiery, &c. &C
wanting bargains for their sell again,
will find them ut " w. JENkINs
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Sore.
ID DIT
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GARDEN SEED,

LykoM reputation and warranted fresh IN
II se.aine. a. Wholesale and retail:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-06-07
MEDICINES, DRUGS, DYE
STUFFS, PAINTS. &c.
ELKToN, MD.

THNIIE subscriber keeps constantly for sale on
IL the most reasonable terms, an assortment of
Medicines, Drugs, Dyestufis, Paints, oils, Var
nishes, SC.
Beng largely engaged in grinding such ari-
cles as Ginger, Mustard and Pepper lie has them
for sale ola superior quality below the Market
price.
He would mention that he has u Patent Ma.
chine worked by Steam power, which enables
him 10 sell PUTTY of the very best quality at
Ia cts b., in Baddcrs and 8 cts in Bulk
He confidently asserts that his prices are such
as 10 give satisfaction to those who may favor
him with call
J. W. w. GORDON,
No l53 West Pratt st., Baltimore, Opposite
BAIT. & Ohio Rail Road Depot.
N. y. No charge made for delivering Good
in any part ofthc City.
Baltimore, March Sth lSi5--3m
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PROSPECTUS
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quenty solicited TO issue SEMI Cekly edition
Of their paper for the benefit of those who re-
Guru the news Of the day oitcncr than once a
week, and yet are without Daily Mails or do not
choose to incur the expense and heavy postage
Of a Daily. Circumstances have hitherto rem
dCrcd such publication impossible without
trcnchinr upon ,hc due issue Of our Daily and
| Weekly cdilions We are prcpnlin" TO obyiatc
this difficulty in the new building now being
erected for on the site of our burnt establish
rnant, where we hope to be again located by or
COON after the lst Of May.
.'Hhe New-Yurk Tribune Scmi-Wcckly, will
therefore be issued from our office, 100 Nassnu-st.
on or before the l7;h Of May, and will be pub
lrshcd thonccforward ON Wednesday and Satur-
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! contain nearly quite all the matter of the
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intelligence, reporting it twice day for tho
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noting every thing deemed interesting 10 our
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assistance of the highest order, while we hope
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The American Penny Magazine.
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ggBBNJDD sTg99
VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS,

This most popular of all Medicines has truly
paincd the confidence OF the many thousands Of
sufferers who have used It, in many forms Of dis
ease with unfailing success.
The following complaints have always been
cured when the Stainburn Pills have been taken
according to the directions which accompany
each box
Dyspepsia, Costivcucss, Bilious Complaints,
Liver Complaints, Cholc, Coughs and Colds,
rheumatism, Fever and Aguo, Scrpfnla, Ees,
Whooping Bough, Measles, Worms, Small Pox
Eruption in the Skin.
vast number of communications have been
received by the proprietor, each proving cure
ofsome Of the above diseases, and which might
he here introduced, would space permit, but it is
hoped the following will be sufficient to place
beyond all doubt their curative virturc.
From DIR. Reed, of Virginia.
Norfolk, juno Il, 1874.
Dr. Stainburn-SiE: Since last wrote you,
have seen several persons who have been using
the Vegetable Extract Pills. and in every case
they have proved themselves worthy the name
they bear A young innn by the name of john
Forsythe, had been wasting away in seated
consumption for several years, and by using the
Extract Pills for about two weeks, his cough,
pains, Sc, left him entirely, and he is now so
we'll us to be about his ordinary business In
deed sir from the rapdty Of the sales the value
of your pills may be safely djsccrncd. | am
entirely out, have daily calls for them and wish
you would forward me more soon possible.
Yours, Sc. TllOS. $. REED.
From Massachusetts,.
Worcester, june II, 2Sti.
Dr. Stainburn-My daughter, who Ind dis
trcssing cough, raised great quantity Of phlegm,
and who was afflicted with PalpitatiOn of the
heart hud taken box of your Vegetable EX-
tract Pills, and is now quite well. Others bear
testimony to their good effects.
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Ii0mewGOd FCmlle Seminary.

NHiN IL lHFA'n NiNCAiA w., IuD
The Summer session Of this institution will
commence May 5th. Terms per session Of twen'
ty two weeks, $4,000. This includes tuition,
board, washing, SC, and is payable in advance
Music extra.
Mrs. WILMER and Miss SMITH, :
REFERENCES.
Rev. Mathew Sorn,-Fourth below Arch St.
Philadelphia.
DR.. Wilson II. Plo.-Frincipal of the North
East Public School, Philadelphia.
p. A. Cregar, Principal of the South East
Public School, Philadelphia.
Rev. VIM. &. f. Agncw,-Seyenth below
Arch street, Philadelphia.
DIR. J. E. AlclIhennoy,-D Arch above
Sixth Street Philadelphia.
Rev. Il. J. Thompson, -Snowhill Md
Rev. Mr.. Castle, Rov, Mr.. Onns.
Edw C. Biddo, Philadelphia.
Farson Yard, ESQ Philadelphia,
ap. Goth lS45-lm pd
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FHVHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
n scriber of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters tcs-
tanfcntary on the personal estate ofThomas Ro-
man late of said county deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with tho
vouchers thereof, duly authenticated, on or be.
fore the 2Gth day of March, 1876; they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. All persons indebted to said cs-
tate are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand this
2eth day Of March, lsl5.
JEREMIAH B. HAINES, Adm tor
March .a,h slj--Gv
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.Naryidud Cecil C0Waty. Set.

.Waryidud Cecil Couay, Set.
Nn application of Thomas Tyson, Of &C.
VPcil County, by petition in writing to me, the
subscriber, Zone OF the associate Judges of the
Orphans Court of Cecil Couniy,) setting forth
that he is in actual confinement for debts he is
unable to pay. and Offering to deliver up for The
benefit Of his creditors all his property, real per-
sonal and mixed, to which he is IN any way enti-
tied, a schedule whereof and list Of his credits
and debts being annexed to hlssaid petition upon
oaih, and praying TO be discharged from actual
confinement, and TO have extended to him the
benefit fthe several insolvcnt laws Of Maryland:
and it appearing to me by competent testimony
that the said petitioner has resided within the
State Of Maryland for the last two years next be-
fore his application, | appointed Levi Riddle
trustee for the benefit Of the creditors of the
said Thomas Tyson, who has entered into
bond with security by me prescribed and approved
for the faithful performance OF his said trust; and
theSad Trustee having certified to me that he is in
full possession ofallthe property in the said schcd-
ule and list ofdehts contained, have ordered and
appointed the first Tuesday next after the third
Monday in October next, for the said Thomas
Tyson to appear before the judges of Cecil
County Court, at the court house III Elkton, to
answer such allegations and ntcrrogatories as
may be then and there by his creditors made and
proposed and the said Thomas Tyson. hav-
ING entered into bond i'll penalty and with socu-
rity by me prescribe and approved so to appear
and answers as aforesaid, do hereby order and di~
rect that the said Thomas Tyson, be dis
charged from personal confinement and that he
give notice ofths his application, and the day so
by me appointed for ms final hearing in Cecil Co.
Court, to his creditors, by advertisement in some
newspaper printed in Cecil County, once week
for three months, before the said first Tuesday
next after the third Monday in October next.
Given under my hand this 26th day Of April
1915. ADRIAN CHAN DLER.
True copy. Test,
May II GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk
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y. e. { Palmer.

No. SO Pine st, Phila., and 100
Nassau-st, (Tribune BuillinSs,)
n, Y, and S. E. corner of . alt.
and Calvert SITS. Baltimore. is our
authorized Agent for receiving
Advertisements and subscriptions
to the "CEcIL WHG," and col
Getting Z. receipting forthe same.
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THE CECIL WING.

-
& bN application ot Francis kng OF Cecil coun-
My, by petition in writing TO me the aubscri-
Der. one Of the Justices OF the Orphan Court #
Cecil county, setting forth that he is in actual
confinement for debts which he is unabic TO pay
and offering TO deliver up for the benefit OF his
creditors all lbs property, real, pors' nal and mi%-
cd TO which he is any way entitled schedule
whereofand list Of his credits and debts Icing
annexed to his said petition upon oath, and pray
ing to be discharged from acir confinement
and 10 have extended to him the benefit Of the
several I"soiTent Laws Of Maryland; and it ap-
pearing to me by competent testimony that the
said petitioner has resided in tine State Of Mary
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w COL GJaEodiE1g,.
SPLN.NI.NG, JTEaFING, 4


LING, DYING, Sc.
The subscriber pectfulIy informs the
Public that he has rented the Fix Mills,
Wooden and Cotton Factories, known as
CARROTS Mills, situated III Cecil co. Md
seven miles above Elkton, on the Big Elk
steam, and four miles from the village ot
Newark Del. They are now i'll full opera
lion. Wool will be received to be made into
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth, Cassimers, Satinetts'
Blankets or Flannels, as directed, at short
notice; manufactured by the yard, for Cash
or Wool, or made up on the shares.
Those who wish TO exchange theI
Wool for Cloths, SC, may expect gener-
ally to find choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
Nav 25h 1914.
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BOARDING
House.

TIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, thpt during the APP
preaching session of the court he will be prcpur-
ed to accommodate a large number Of b,ardors,
and trusts his old friends, and as many others as
can make ii convenient, will give him It call.
Respectfully
JAMES MORROW.
Elkton, March 10Th lsi5-2w
N. B. Ho is also prepared with rood SthIing
e., lorsps
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could dress himself without any trouble, and
thinks he has wholly recovered. AN quite out
Of the pills, with yor send me lot by the first
opportunity Yours in husto,
Il. W. SIhLLEY.
The Pills are sold Wh2IcHllc and Retail at
Dr. s;taimburn's Office, No. : Ann Street, and by
most OF the respectable Druggists in New York.
Also, by one agent in each village in the United
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CAUTION TO AGENTS.


CAUTION TO AGENTS.
The immense demand for the Stainburn Pill.
has induced Some unprincpcd rascals to make Il
counterfeit, and hawk ii about the country; but
let agents be aware of these persons, and re.
member that he who sells counterfeit medicine
or encourages such vile traffic, is as much to be
stunned as the poisonous adder-ut him not be
housed or fed, drive him from your houses and
from your villages, rs YOU would drive away Il
dangerous pcatilcnce for be assured the creature
who could sell to you 4 counterfeit pill to rob
you Of your health is base enough to carry the
assassin's knife and away your life.
My travellers are each furnished with power
ofattorney, signed JAS. w. StGnhurn, and pro-
we'd before Notary Public of the United States,
and also by the Clerk of the city Of Eow York.;
they also bear the Notara Seal Of the United
States and the City of Now York. You will
therefore please TO preserve this advertisement,
and should any person offer you my medicine
without such power Of attorney, do not deal with
him for youi own credits sake.
n. Is. Agents who may desire supplies Of my
pills before my travellers call upon them, will
please forward their orders per mail to No Ann
Street, and oUli@o their obcdcut servant
JAS. W. STAINBURN.
New York, May lOih 1915.
.4gcnfs fer Cecil County.
VIM. Torbnrt, Elkton.
}. b. Morgan & CO., Turknytown.
l.. Hail. Brick Hill.
e. Smith, Providence Mills.
Josiah Z. Kirk s Co.. Blue Bail.
Jos. lIaincs, I}ric' Meeting House.
Crothgrs < p. r. Kirk, Cole" Grnon
Geo. Kidd s. Son, l,i1as Purchase,
Knight 1 .ibrahaus Battle Swamp.
Jacob !. Kirk, Pennington.
Job II, Jackson, Rising Sun.
w. NJ. {, y. Reynolds, Huntsville.
Gillespie & Wells, Rock Springs.
John s. Everest < Co., RowIandsvile.
Lyon K Lumsdcn, Port Deposit.
a. Kidd, do.
Emclia McNlullon, Gurlcytown.
Jos. Cochran, Pcrryvillo,
Black < Brother, Cmrlcstown.
K. l.. Thomas, Mort. East,
Jos. Miller x Co., Cherry Hill.
Richard Hudson, lludFon's Corner.
John McarE, St. augustine.
James II. Benson, st. Stephens Creek
John l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge.
William HUGS III, Chesapeake City
Henry LOWS. Head ofIohcmia.
c. b. Turblt, Warwick.