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Ne,U Spring
GOODS
At Writ S =!

The subscriber takes the earliest opportunity
of informing his friends and the public that he
has just opened "A NEW ASSORTMENT OF
most beautiful and FASHIONABLE GOODS,
of the LATEST STYLE and BEST QUILL
TY, which he offers for sale on the most accom-
modating terms, at his New and Cheap Store,
opposite Johnson's Hotel.
His Stock is very superior, and consists in
part of
French English and American Cloths, price,
from S3 to 81 SO.
Tweed Cloths and Cassimeres.
Black, Fancy and Polka Cassimcres
Polka Vestings of the most beautiful styles
Marseillcs and Common Vestings.
Also-A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT of
GOODS bought especially for the L.4DiES, &
selected with great care These articles are
numerous and so beautiful that to attempt to
describe them would be vain
The LADIES are therefore, invited to call and
his Stock, as he is confident they will be suited.
The subscriber has also, a large assortment of
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II one wood Female Seminary.

NORTH EAST, CECIL CO., MD.
The Summer session of this institution will
commence May 5th. Terms per session of twen-
ty two weeks, $1,000. This includes tuition,
board, washing, &c, and is payable in advance.
Music extra.
MIS- WILMER and Miss SMITH.
REFERENCES.
Rev. Mathew Sorin,-Fourth below Arch St.
Philadelphia.
DIR. Wilson II. Pilc.-Principal of the North
East Public School, Philadelphia.
p. A. Cregar Principal of the South East
Public School, Philadelphia.
Rev. VIM. G. E. Agnew,-Seyenth below
Arch street, Philadelphia.
DIR. J. +. Neutrality-suspicious., Arch above
Sixth Street Philadelphia.
Rev. 7. }. Thompson ,-Snowhill Md.
Rev. Mr.. Castle, Rev. Mr.. Onins.
Edw. c. Biddle, Philadelphia.
Parson Yard, Esq. Philadelphia.
ap. 26th ls45-lm pd.
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ELKTON, MD.

ELKToN, MD.
yEyfIE subscriber, late of Wilmington Del,
where he kept Public House for many
years, respectfully informs the public, that he
has taken the Tavern House in Elkton, known
as the
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
where he is fully prepared to entertain both citi'
zens and strangers, in a manner that he hopes
will give general satisfaction.
He is well prepared to accommodate either
permanent or TRANSIENT BOARDERS, at moder
ate charges, and every effort will be made to en-
sure their comfort.
His TABLE will be pientifully supplied with
the best the market affords, served up in the best
style, and every attention will be bestowed to
please in this branch of the business.
His STABLE is an excellent one, well sup
piled with Provender-his ostlers attentive and
obliging, and his stable yard large and commo-
dlous, with good sheds for carriages.
DROVERS can be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms. He respectfully solicita share of
Public Patronage, and hatters himself he will We
able to merit it, by plasing all who give him
call. Respectfully,
the Public'e Servant,
SAMUEL MILLER.
Elkton, March 22nd ls45-G
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PROSPECTUS
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

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therefore he issued from onr Office 100 Nussau-st
on or before the l7;h of Nav and will be pub.
l,shed thenceforward on wednesday and Satur-
dav of each week. # will he printed on rood
paper of the size Of the Daily Tribune, and will
contain nearly or quite all the matter of the
Daily, iocludiup Money Market, daily report of
Conimercial Transactions. Sales of Stocks. City
Intelligence, &c. An Assistant Editor dcvotcs
his whole time to the collection of this kind of
intelligence. re,orlinc il twice a day for the
NIorning and Evening editions of orr Dailv
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE
may truly be
said; that no one has
ever been so successful in COM

ever been so successful in COM
pounding medicine, which has done
so much to relieve the human family, to rob dis
ease of its tcrrors, and restore the Invalid to
Health and comfort, as the Inventor and Pro-
pretor Of that most descrvcdly popular family
medicine DR.. Swaynes Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, and none has been so generally
patronised by the Profession and others, both in
this country and in Europe, nor has there ever
been so great an effort in the short space ofonly
six or seven years, to deceive the creduous and
unthinking, by putting up Nostrums of various
kinds, by various individuals, ailXing the name
of Wild Cherry and as much of the name ofthe
original preparation as will scream them from the
lash of the law, and one Of the lmposters who
pnts out the common parcgoric the shops and
calls it the Balsam of Wild Cherry has had the
impudence to caution the public against the
Original Preparation, DR.. Swayne's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry, which is doing so much
good III the world.
I-BEWARE OF SUCH IMPOSTORS.R
And purchase none but the original and only
genuine article as prepared by DIR. Swayne,
which is the only one compounded by
regular PLY stefan, and arose from many years
close attention to the Practice of the Profession,
and which led to this great discovery. Thou
sands and tens of thousands of the best testimo-
mails Of the unparalleled success of DIR. Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry for the cure
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds, Splitting Blood, Liver Complaint,
Tickling or Rising in the Throat, Nervous De-
bility, Weakness of Voice, Pa pilaton or Dis
ease of the Heart, Pain in the Side or Breast
Broken Constitution from various causes the
Whooping Cough &c, were declared to the
world wears bpturp her ra ion oi " lid
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THE CECIL WING.

nN application of Francis King of Cecil coun-
Wy, by petition in writing to me the subscr-
Der, one of the Justices of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county, setting forth that he is in actual
confinement for debts which he is unable to pay
and offering 10 deliver up for the benefit of his
creditors all his property, real, perso nal and mix
ed to which he is any way entitled schedule
whereofand list of his credits and debts being
annexed to his said petition upon oath, and pray
ing to be discharged from actual confinement
and to have extended to him the benefit of the
several lnsolvent Laws of Maryland; and it APP
pearing to me by competent testimony that the
said petitioner has resided in the State of Mary
land for the last two years next before his appli-
cation appointed Edward B. Ford, Trustee, for
the benefit Of the creditors of the said Francis
King who has entered into boud with security
by me approved for the faithful perfoI nance of
his said trust and the said trustee having certifi-
ed to me that he is in full possession of all the
property in the said schedule and list of debts
contained, have ordered and appointed the
first Tuesday of the next October term of Cecil
county court for the said Francis King TO APP
pear before the Judges of Cecil county court, at
the Court House in Elkton, to answer such al
legations and interrogatori; as may be then and
there by his creditors made and propounded and
the said Francis Hing having entered into bond
| IN penalty with security by me prescribed and
approved so TO appear and answer as aforesaid
| 40 hereby order and direct that the said Fran
els King, be discharged from personal confine-
ment and that he give notice to his creditors Of
this his application and of the day by me ap-
pointed for his final hearing in Cecil county
court, by advertisement in some newspaper
printed in Cecil county once week for three
months before the said first Tuesday of next Oc-
tober term of Cecil county court. Given under
my hand this fifth day of May in the year Eign-
teen hundred and forty five.
ABRAM CHANDLER.
True Copy Test
GEO. MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Nav 10th l315-3m
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The American Penny Magazine.

Is published weekly, a, the office of the New
York Express, No. ll2 Broadway, at three cents
number, &c pages large octavo) or, to sub
scrbers receiving it by mail, and paying in adj
vance, 81 year. The postage is one cent
number for all parts of the State, or within 100
miles of the city, and one and half cents for
greater distances Persons forwa riding the mo-
ney for five copies, will receive sixth gratis.
Editors known to have published this advertise
ment, with an editorial notice Of the work, will
be supplied with it for one year. By the quant-
ty, &. a hundred The work will form Il vol
umc of $50 pages annually.
I5PPostmasters are authorized to remit mo-
ney without charge.
ap-26th AS
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Wool Carding.
SPL.N.NI.NG, WEATI.NG, Full
- sNf.NU u, ~ D0i ' isf u, - IL
LING. ID WING, &c.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
Public that he has rented the Elk Mills,
Wooden and Cotton Factories, known as
CARROTS Mills, situated in Cecil CO. Md,
seven miles above Elkton, on the Big Elk
stream, and four miles from the village OF
Newark Del. They are now in full opera
ton. 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 their
Wool for Cloths, SC, may expect gener-
ally to find choice on hand.
SAM UEL GARRETT.
May 25lh 1914.
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Tin 4 Groceries.

THE subscriber gives notice to the Public that
he has removed his
Tin and Stove Establishment
to the large Brick Store house at the corner of
Bridge and Main streets, where he will keep ON
hand all kinds of Tin ware and Stoves.
He has also for sale, good assortment Of
Groceries, Earthenware, &c,
all of which he will sell Oh the most reasonable
terms.
He likewise has TIN SHOP on Main street,
opposite Johnson's Hotel, where "a general va.
r.ety Of TLh'W,3RE will be kept
He will sell TO Country Merchants as chap
asthey can buy in the cities.
His friends and the public are respectfully in,
vlted to give him call
JOHN u, GRAHAM
April 5---tf
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V. d. Palmer.

No. SO Pine st, Phila., and 100
Nassau-st, (Tribune Buildings
N, Y, and S. E. corner of Ralt.
and Calvert SITS. Baltimore. is our
authorized Agent for receiving
Advertisements and subscriptions
to the "CEcIL WHIG," and col
Getting & receipting orthe same.
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sTAIMBU RM'S
VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS,
Beware of Counterfeits.

could dress himself without any trouble and
thinks he has wholly recovered. | AN quite out
OF the pills, with you send me lot by The first
opportunity? Yours in haste,
R. W. sMALLEY.
The Pills are sold Wholesale and Retail at
Dr. Stainburn's Office, No. 7 Ann Street and by
most Of the respectable Druggists in New York.
Also, by one agent in each village in the United
States.
CAUTION TO AGENTS.
The immense demand for the Stainbnrn Pills
has Induced some unprinciplcd rascals to make IL
counterfeit, and hawk il 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-let him not be
housed or fed, drive him from your houses and
from your villages, as you would drive away
dangerous pestence; for be assured the creature
who could sell to you counterfeit pill to rob
you of your health is base enough to carry the
assassins knife and take away your life.
MY travellers are each furnished with power
OF attorney, signed Jas w. Sanburn, and pro-
we'd before Notary Public of the United States,
and also by the Clerk of the city of New York:
they also bear the Notarial Seal of the United
States and the City of New York. You will
there fore please to preserve this advertisement,
ana should any person offer you my medicine
INN for youi own credits sake.
IN. Il; Agents who may desire supplies of my
pills before my travellers call upon them, will
please forward their orders per mail to No 7 Ann
Street, and ob!igc their obcdent servant
JAS w. STAINBURN.
New York. May 10th 1915.
agents for Cecil County.
VIM. Torbert, Elltton
J. B: Morgan s. Co., Turkeytown.
% l.. Hail. Brick Hill.
II. Smith, Providence Mills.
JOSIAH F. Kirk & Co.. Blue Ball.
JOS ilanes, Brick Meeting House.
Crothcrs X B. T. Kirk, College Green.
Geo. Kidd s Son, Kidds Purchase,
might * ,4brahams, Battle Swamp.
Jacob J. Kirk, Pennington
Job II. Jackson, Rising Sun
w. M. & B. Reynolds, Harrisville.
Gllesple s Wells, Rock Springs |
John s. Everest s. Co., Rowlandsville.
Lyon Lumsdon, Port Deposit
"A. Kidd, do,
Emela McNluon, Gurleytown.
Jos. Cochran, Perryville,
Black & Brother, Charlestown.
r. l.. Thomas, North East.
Jos. Miller s. Co., Cherry Hill.
itichard Hudson, Eudsons Corner.
John Mears, st. Augustine
James II. Benson, St. Stephens Creek.
John l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge.
William Hudson, Chesapeake CITY.
Henry LOWS, Head ofBohema
Z. Is. Turbit, Warwick.
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This most popular of all Medicines has truly
gained the confidence Of the many thousands of
sufferers who have used t, in many forms OF dis
ease, with unfailing success.
The following complaints have always been
cured when the Stanburn Pills have been taken
according to the directions which accompany
each box
Dyspepsia, Cos,ivencss. Bilious Complaints,
Liver Complaints, Cholic, Coughs and Colds,
Rheumatism, Fever and Ague, Scrotua Bilcs,
Whooping Bough, Measles, Worms Small Pox,
Eruption i'll the Skin
A vas, number of communications have been
received by the proprietor, each proving cure
ofsome of the above diseases, and which might
be here introduced, would space permit, but it is
hoped the following will be sufficient TO place
beyond all doubt their curative virture.
From Dr. Reed, of Virginia.
Norfolk, June IL, 1874.
DIR. Stainburn-Sir: Since | last wrote you,
have seen several persons who have been using
tho Vegetable Extract Pills, and in every case
they havc proved themselves worthy the name
they bear. A young man by the name of John
Forsythc, had been wasting away in a 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
well as to be about his ordinary business. In
deed sir, from the raridity of the sales, the value
of your pills may be safely disccrned | am
entirely out, have daily calls for them and wish
you would forward me as soon as possible.
Yours, &c. TIlOS. S. REED.
From massachusetts,.
Worcester June II, 2S1i.
DR.. Stainburn-N1y daughter, who had dis
trcssng cough, raised great quantity fphlcgm,
and who was afflicted with palpitation Of the
heart, had taken box of your Vegetable En-
tract Pills, and is now quite well. Others bear
testimony to their good effects.
Yours respectfully
JOHN STRIKER, Jr.
From Pennsylvania.
Easton, July |, 1874.
DIR. Stainburn-l have considerable matter to
tell YOU concerning the Extract Pills, where they
have performed cures, when those who have
bought them had scarcely any faith in their eff
fects. There is lady here, now able to attend
to her domestic concerns, who was at the time
she commenced taking them, confined to her
chamber, and Frustrated on her bed. will tell
you more when | see you; please credit my ac-
count with the enclosed twenty dollars, and
send me by the bearer another gross of pills.
Respectfully &c,
GEO. S. SMITH.
From Connecticut.
New Haven, June 81, 1914.
DR.. Stainhurn-Your Vegetable Extract Pills
have had wonderful effects i'll several cases in
fhis town. sold box to man who had been
sick with consumption and rheumatic complaints
for four or five years, and who was unable TO
dress when he commenced taking them. He
has recently sent me word that he felt quite well,
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More New and
DESIRABLE
SPRING g. SUMMER
Goods!

TENFlE subscriber again informs his friends and
Il the public, that, having just returned from
Philadelphia, he has added to his stock, one
of the best selected assortment of Desirable New
and Cheap Goods he has yet had the pleasure OF
offering them, consisting in part of
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, New Spring
Styles Tweed Cloths, "a fine as
sortmcnt,) Summer Cloths,
Gambroons, Tckngs, sc,
with fine assortment of Ladies wear, to which
their attention Is invited such as Balzarines from
25 To 81 l2 cts, Mouslin-deLa LANES, a new lot
of Alpacas, Shawls, with great variety OF 9TH
er goods too numerous to mention, to which the
attention of those persons who are in want of
Spring or Summer Goods is invited as they will
be sold very low.
Domestics, by the piece or yd. at small ad
vance OH Bale or Package prices.
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To Country Merchants.

A GENERAL assortment of French, BRIT
Aisu and AMERICAN CLoTns, consisting of
Wool and Piece Dyed Blacks, Browns, Olives,
&c., &c.
Also, FRsscH and WEST OF ENGLAND super
Wool Black CASSIMER Els, low and medium
EIGN and AMERICAN Fancy CAssIMEREs.
SATiNETTs, with a full and good assortment
of Black and Fancy Silk Vestings, Black Silk
Vclvcts, fine and medium quality; Satins, Ser
ges, silk and worsted; sewing silks, Selecias,
paddngs, canvass and threads, with other goods
exclusively adapted to dealers in Tailoring ar
tcles; in store and for sale on reasonable terms
by ELLISON s. PETERS,
Southeast corner of Third and Market streets,
second story. Dealers in Wooden and Staple
Dry Goods, adapted to mems wear.
Philadelphia. March 22nd lS45-2m
PATENT MEDICINES.
WORMS! WORMS!
LEIpYs Worm Tea; WEAvEKs Worm Tea and
Salve; JAyNE's Tonic Vermiuge; MERRIcK's;
FAnNEsToCKs and SWANS Vermifnges; CAR
ges; PARKERs Worm Syrup; each valuable rem
edy for children.
FOR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND
CHEST.
JAMES Expectoraht; BEcnTERs Pulmonary
Prcservative; WIsTARs Balsam of Wild Cherry;
THoMPsoNs Life Prcservcr; PETERS Cough Loz-
engcs RUSSIA Pectora! Balsam, all are extollcd
n Coughs, colds, Consumption and diseases of
he chest.
FOR .4GUE .l.ND FEVER.
CANTRELLs Ague Mixture; RowANps Tonic
Mixture; PARKERs Ague Powders, each has been
emincntly successful as Remedy.
PILLS.
LEIDy's Blood Pills; LEIDY's Female Pill;
JAYNEs Sanative Pill; PETERS Vegetable Pill;
PocAnoNTAs Pill; PERSIAN Pill; CANTRELLs al
terative or Family Pill.
FOR SCROFUL-4 .lN'D DISEASES OF
THE SKIN.
CARPENTERS and LEIpys Extracts and Syrup
of Sarsaparilla; JAMES Life Preservor; CANTRELLs
Antiscorbutic Syrup; HoUcKs and SwAINEs
Panacea's.
Also, JAYNEs Carminative for summer COM
plant and all affections Of the Bowels; JAYNEs
Hair Tonic; JAYNEs American Hair dye; CAM
TREILs Nervous Cordial for Hysterea and low
ness of spirits; CANTRELLs Anti-dyspeptic pow
dcrs; THoMPsoNs; Dysontcric Medicine, and Eye
watel;-RoBERTs EmbroCaton; HEwEs Nerve
aud Bone Liniment for Rheumatism &c LEiDYs
letter and Itch ointment; .JupKiNs ointment for
Burns, Ulcers, Wounds, sc; JEW DAylDs plaster;
RoBIRrs Tooth ache drops.
For Sale at J. VILLAGES, Drug Store.
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Groceries.

Hardware, Queensware, Earthenwarc, at Man
ufacturcrs prices, Cedarw are, with an assortment
of Medicines and Books such as Pocket Bibles,
Family do with Plates, References, Family Re-
cord SC us low as rs,
Hats, of the Latest style for Men and boys,
with a fine assortment ofPalm Leaf or Straw.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &c.
As this is the season that persons are in want
ofthe above Goods, and as they will be sold low
he solicits a share OF patronage.
J. S. KENNARD.
Cherry Hill, Nav 3d. 1916
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House .

Corner DIST. Paul and Fayetle streets,
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken, fitted
and furnished the MANSION HOUSE as
Public Hotel would be happy to receive
the patronage ofthe travelling community
who may favor him with call, and fiat
tiers himself that they will find every ON
fort and attention which are TO be met
with in the best Hotels in the city.
N. B. A few Gentlemen can be &C
commodated =. with board and pleasant
rooms by the month or year on reasona-
Bile terms. JOHN ALBERTSON.
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TEMPER ANCE BOARDING
House.

TIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that during the APP
preaching session Of the court he will be prepar-
ed to accommodate large number of boarders,
and trusts his old friends, and as many others as
can.niake II convenient, will give him call
Respectfully
JAMES MORROW.
Elkton, March Goth l8i5-2w
N B. lie is also prepared with good Stabllng
for horses,
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vu,IlIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub

YNNIIIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scrber of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters tes-
tamentary on the personal estate of'l'homas 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 26th day Of March, ls46; they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted to said cs-
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
TO the subscriber. Given under my hand this
goth day OF March 1915.
JEREMIAH b. HAINES, Admtor.
March 29th lS45-6w
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BEL AR ACADEMY,

HARTFORD COUNTY, MD.
SAMUEL M. MAGRAw, A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
ENhe Session Of this Institution will
L commence on MONDAY, May 5lh,
and continue 22a weeks. The course of
instruction embraces the English, French,
Latin and Greek Languages, Malhemat-
les, &c.
Tuition in Classical Department $50 per an.
do Mathematical do $40 do
do Primary do Sl2 do
No extra charge for French.
Boarding, including lodging, washing,
fuel, lights, Sc, from $50 to 500 per
annum.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
HARRY D. COUGH,
May 3-3W. Secretary.
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vE1HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tina,

NI1To Is TO 1--WE NUTT OE, ThaI
IL the subscriber Of Cecil County, hath obtain
cd from the Orphans Court of said County,
letters administration on the personal estate of
John Hopkins, late of said county, deceased
Ill persons having claims against the SAID de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, duly authenticated,
on or before the 25th day of March, 1916; they
may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment TO the subscriber. Given under hand
this 3rd day of May, 1915.
JAMES NICkLE, ADMIR-.
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SCOTH HERRIN GS.

Just received few boxes Scotch Her
ngs,a very fine article; and for sale by
WIN TORBERT.