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NEW GOODS a!

At NO. I ALIENS CORNER.
NVlDY Cotton. Knitting Cotton. Threads,
IL bleached and unble ched Cottons. La
ces, Prints. colored Table Covers, bleached
Dsmask DO, and a great variety Of seasona-
BILE Goods for sPRING Trade, Just received
and for sale very low, for Cash al the True
Cheap Store; where persons in search Of Dry
Goods. will be sure to end good styles at the
lowest prices. ALFRED BARTON, Jr.
march 6
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Money Wanted I!

"HE subscriber feels assured that
Il not person who il indebted 10
him would hesitate a moment 10 come
forward ard settle their Bills, if they
knew the roal necessity Of his being pro-
vlded with the above named article. SUI.
flee j, to say that he MUST have Q supply
immediately.
WM H. TURNER.
Warren, Feb 10, 1847.
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AUCTIONS.
Assignee'S Sale.

Assignee's Sale.
Will be sold .. Auction, on THURS.
DAY, March 18Th, I847, at 2 o'clocIs
p. NJ, on the piem'sss,
- All ire right, title and inter-
E::: est which James A. Jhornlon'
lIl had on the frs. day Of Novem-
Der, I846, IN aud 10 the follow
ing. described real estate, (sss,gned 10
The subscriber Tor the benefi, Of said
Thornion's cfednors):
A two story dwelling house, and lot
on which il stands situate OF South Maiw
streei, bounded south and east on land Of
George Wheaton, moth on land o, Ste
phen Martin, and west on The street.
The house 10 neorIy new and we'll finish-
I'd. Condh ions ai the sale.
STEPHEN MARTIN, Assignee.
S. A. DRiSCOL, Auci'r.
wv "
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UAdvices from the Azores 10 the 25th Of
October state that the inhs btants had declar.
cd in favor ofthe popular party against the
Q 'een.
Osspstshes were sent to Tercsira and Fay.
sl. on The part Of the rcvoluiionisis,in in an arm
cd schooner; bu' their proposals were cold!y
ssceived. and al Fsyai shots were exchanged
between the fort and the vessel, but without
damage
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BvsIaEss IN N. YeRK.-The Express OF
Mondsy evening says: Nearly one hundred
squsre-rigged vessels arrived hero on Saturday
aud sunday. II has affected feights some ,
chip owners offer TO take coin al Esd. and cot
ton at 3 I'd. to Liverpool, and tho Same 10
uresud.
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LAUNDRY STARCH POLISH,

NVHIS polish when pu, in With starch Gvss
u Imen q brilliant gloss, and +" highly 10.
co nmended by many i,mIhes IN the Uahsd
Slater; with fi dmec,,ohs accompanying a..
Fof sale =, the Cheap Cosh Store. conner Of
Matn sRd Baker st, ieb6
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Al sssscsssfai a,ismp, wss made on Saturday
East. 70 aoss the ship Corinthisu, ashore on Pep
pooss Sqosw, Bsisiol.
The ship General Jackson. Of D,isiol. has 70.
Gently chsogsd owars, sod 10 fitting for the msr-
chsai ssst ice.
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CASH, CASH,

XNANTED at LoNG Room. IL YOU ssnt
w to buy Dry Goods cheap. deposi, the
'rhiao' at this Establishment, where Goods are
selling extremely low Tor CASH.
WHEATON & EDDY,
Corner OF Union and M illcr sts.
P.S. The long sianders are particularly
requested to notice the heading and four iol-
loving words Of the above advertisement.
feb 20
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~CONGRESS sdjournsd on Wsdns.dsy,
o. ss'he, on Th"'sdsy morning. The Three
bisies bill 70 ssed the House ss il came from The
Ssasss. wmhSst the HYiuot pvOpiso.
The Hosss sefasod 10 iske up the bill. spibor.
izing the sending OF the Macedonian md janice
tSwa " Ireland with suppliss for The suffering
pSss. hwss Subsequently passed.
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MARIE ED.

In Bristol, 26th ul. Mr. Thomss G. Holmes TO
Miss Elizabeth c. ,dsughiei Of Hszekish e. Ward
we'll, Esq. ell Of Bristol.
In Providence. 25th ult. Mr. Francis p. KilSurn
10 Miss Olive d. No,toge, both ofP.
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ei45. 900. mostly in small sums, wss sent
out in the steamer Combiia. through Hurnden
4 Co, +, IL being the private remittance Of Irish
men. for the relief Of their friends in the old
cOuntfy.
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FoR Gov<ANoR
ELISHA HARRIS.
~ Coventry.
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
EDWARD w. LAYTON,
If We,Opoyt.
FoR SEcRETAEy or STATE,
HENRY BOWEN,
Of Providence,
FoR ArroRNEY GENERAL.
JOSEPH NJ. BLAKE,
Of Bristol.
FoR GENERAL TRrAsURrR,
STEPHEN CAHOONE,
IF NepPsrt
For Members Of Congress.
EASTERN DISTRICT,
ROBERT d. CRANSTON.
WssrERN DIsrRIcr,
WILKINS CPDIKE.
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JUST GIoNgVND

Mt THE CHEAP CHSH STORE,
ENiRST quality brown Sugars; white crush
Il ed Sugars; RIO and Laguara Coffee; black
and green Teas; cssk and boz Rs'ins; dried
Curanis and Ciiron; butter, soda and sugar
Crackers FIRST and second quality Tobacco ;
first quality Dried Apples; also a large 10, Of
spices. SC &c, sli OF winch will be sold al
very low prices, by -
fob I3 wM A. REMINGTON.
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BOWEN & FREEBORN.
MERCHANT TAILORS,

SOUTH wATER srREET-
"AVE received and opened this week. a
Ii new supply OF desirable Goods, for this
department Of their business, viz:
Super German Cloths; French Doe Skin a
splendid lot OF new patterns Of Foncy
Cassimeres Satin vestings fancy
styles do; blue Satinet; Kentucky
Jeans; indigo blue Flannel
light Cruvats fine Bo-
SONS and Collars; De-
MINIS mkt blue
Jenn; Carbans, SC,
Which with our former selections on hand.
makes one OF the most desirable assortmenis 8
TO be found in "TowN." We will sell by the
ysfd or mako into Gsrments al prices that will
please ell who will favor us with a call
Furnishing articles constantly ON hand Of
the choicest styles and fabrick.
feb ~ New York Cheap "Cash Store"
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stock, Hay, Farming Uten-
sils. &C.,
AT AUCTUON.

Will be sold at Public Auction, on SAT-
URDAY. March 2Olh, 1847, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at The farm lately own
ed by Wm. Carr, deceased, 10 Bar.
rington,
,kr One yoke Of Oxen, four
w Cows; two He'fers f; about
MK 6 ions English Hay; one OK
.> Carj one do. Wagon; Win
moving Machine; Cultivator; Harows;
PIows; ;Chainsiand other farming utensils.
Condi diiions- Cash.
GEO. w. CARR, Admir-.
march 6
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NAIs INII LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
March Ist-sch Metsmoss, Frsnkiin. Dsmsvs-
70 Feb I'd. 81 MsIiins I2'h. 10 Wm Winsow.
SAILED,
6th-sch Louisa. Perry, Norfolk.
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Warren and Providence
EXPRESS.

VUlIIE subscriber will atiecd confidential.
- iy) to the collection Of dividends and the
purchase Of Bank Stock, in Providence.
feb l3 3. DAVOL, Jr.
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LYCEUM LECTURE.

HViiE 9Th Lecturo OF the Coarse before the
- Warren Lycsum, W III be delivered on
Monday Evening next, BY
Rev. DR.. CAsWELL,
Of Brown University.
6UsyEcr - The Steam Engine.
The 10Th end Lac, Lecture OF the Course, will
be delivered 90 Tuesday evening next, March 9th,
by III. N. HUDSON,
OF Boston.
The doors will be open q, half PCS, o'clock.
~Siogs Tickets 26 cents.
C.. RANDALL,
:: :: S:SSsHSSX: SSSsiHTSSXTa' Committee.
match 8
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Relief for The Distressed and Balm for
Wounded,
rs found in Dsvis's veqetsble PAINKILLrR.
u OF which Cen be found a large assortment
and at reduced prices, at
WIN A. REMlNGTON's
feb 10 Cheap Cash Store.
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"HALE 0iL-plssehed Whale Qilt Z
w very supet,es s,u, ls.'ar ssle bv
dee 8. MApaAN, l
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BRIGHTON MARKET-sIa,oh I. lsA7.

(Rspousd for Bos,on Daily Adver,iseLl
A. market $40 Beef Csule. 20 pairs Working
Oxs6. 10 Cows snJ Cslves, 1000 sheep and 10
Swiss.
Psisss-Besf Cs,,ls-Sales were qsick st on
sdvsnes. We quote ezra 6 SO: e." quality 80
~; sseoad 8 rs a 5 rs; ihmd rs 20.
Working Ossn n-sslss at $75. $50 and $l20
Cows end Cslvos-Ssiss st $22. $2S and $SS.
Shssp-Sslss u So. 2 S3, SO, 3 SO, 4 SO; q
few cosssi Ws,hsrs IS.
Swiss-A small 10, 10 psadle &c. A. re-
tsh from to Gle.
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A Discourse,

A Discourse,
nELlvERED before the Rhodei sland His
- toricsl Society, on tho evening OF We'd
nesdsy, Jsn ~. isi7, by Hon Job Durfee,
Chief Justice OF X hode f.isnd. For o. lie by
feb ~ JAMES GARDINER.
MORO CARDS With ~ printed. de.
IVA signs. Tor ssle by
ieb 27 JANIS GARDINER.
TINE KEEPSAKE CARDs-Fo sale by
- feb "a yAnEs GAapxSR,
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DaRTRID1E's MANURE rORRs Sor
u sale BY JANIS GAhDSsR'
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COTTON RATS.
II Bale Cotton Bate. received this week at
IL Long Room, and for sale cheap by
fsbs NHGATsr 4 Eppy.
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NEW YORK NARKET-Fb.2 ~.
Oils-Whsls 10 dull. 100 bbls sold for homo
sss % % csn's, cash.
VIII sisbons-Rem doll. end no sales for
sspes, hsvs occu RED for some time past. NV
Cesss esaoe, now be quoted over 81 cents. north
eessb See over IS. cash.
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Z e A. u T Y .
by LEIGH HUNT.

We find beauty itself a very poor thing
unless beautiied by sentiment. The
reader may take the confession as he
pleases either as an instance of abundance
OF sentiment on our p'rt, or an evidence
of want of prop,r ardor and implrtiality;
but we cannot land that is the plain truth,
think the most beautiful rsature beauti
full, or be at all affected by her, or long
to sit next her, or 60 10 theatre with
her, or listen to concert with her, or
wlk in field or forest with her, or
cal h r by her Christian name, or ask
h,r if she likes poetry, or to be asked
whether W. admire her shoes, or take her
I'm even in a dining room, or kiss her at
hris.mas, or Oh April-tool day, or on
>!ay-day. or any other day, or dr. am of
h r, or w4ko thir king Of her, or feel
want in the room when she is gone, ora
pi a&ure the more when she appears
unl IS she has heart as we'll as face,
ard is prop'r, good-tcmpered, natural,
SINGER, hon st rirl, who hasa love for
Other poop'e, and other things, apart from
selt-revcr,nce and wish to be admir- d.
II r face would pail upon us in the
course Of week, or even be o ne dish
grecable. We should prefer an enamel
cd tea-cur; for we sholld expect MOTH
inc from it. We remember the impress
sion made upon us by female pas
cast hand, sold tn the shop as model. It
is beautifully turned, though we thou hit
it somewhat too plump and we'll fed.
The fin rers, however, are deIicately
tapered: the outline Towing ard graceful.
We fame led it to have belonged to some
iovial beauty, little too fat and festive,
but laughing withal, and as full Of good
nature. The posscssor told us it was the
hand Of Nadine Rrinyiliers, the famous
polSoner. The word was no sooner spok
en-, than we shrlnk from it as if il h ID
been atoal. 1t was now literally hide
Gus; the fat seemed swpltering and full of
poison. The beauty added to the detor-
nifty. You resented the grace: you
shrank from the look Of snoothness, as
from a snake. This woman went TO the
scatiod with as mut h indifference as she
distributed her poisons. The character
fhcr mind was inscnsi5ilitv. The strong
est of excitement was to her what a cup
oftea is to other people. And such is
the character more or less, of all mere
beauty. Nature, II one may SO sp'ak,
does not seem to intend it to be beautiful.
1t looks as if it were created in order to
show what nothing the formal part Of
beauty is, without the spirit of it. We
have been used to it withr ference to con
siderations Of this kind, that we hive met
with women generally prom ounced beau
tiiul, and spoken of with transport, who
took sort Of ghlstly ana witch-liNe as
pet in OR eyes, as if thy hid been
things walking the e + h without soul,
or wi h some evil intention. The wo-
man who supp"d with the Ghoule in the
''Arloian Knights" must have been
beauty Of this species.
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Port Deposit
FURNITURE WARE 2o)M3.

This is one IF the largest establish
ments in this county. Of the Kind. "hert
persons wishing to purchase furniture
lind anything they want. from pine s'ooi.
to the finest finished sofa. which ran n"'
be surpassed in any cit. The subscriber
understanding the business particular ~ ,
from the commones, article III furniture.
to IT. e tines, IN use. and a visit to his vare
room. he thinks. will bear him out in the
assertion. " hicl is not the case with one
Cabinet Maker in twenty through the
country.
The subscriber manufactures to order.
and has on hand. large and GENERAL
ASSORTMENT of furniture. such as
sor,s PIER Tables Ottomans &c
Dnan, Card " Lounges Lr
Pillar and Scroll Di rrrg tables, w
Cherry dining tables, Dressing Dureau
all kinds and prices
Mahogany Spring-seal Rocking chairs
Reclining Il" q"
tiall French d" d"
Mahogany. Rosewood. curlrl ant
Birds .eye Maple Beds,eads "l all KINDS
and patterns.
Aud every and any kind Of fn@"l'"'e.
for cash. country Produce "a good ,'"p"'
He will sell any article f.r less tia" I.
ran be purchased IN amy ca, shop '"'"'
barring ii = ma,e:aI- and v",h na'i-h'r.
Gall. and see ioI snur, elle-.
y. VI \H9llhNNk.
PORT Deposit. Nny. Is h '4o-Ii
-, 81
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Such is FEaEa.

Who is rich! lie who is couteutel with
his lot.
Who is happy? He who loves every body.
" ho is hono.edi lie who pursue, the
even teuor oil his way.
How easy then 10 be rich. happy. honor"l
and good. But Yet muItl,ade,, ~ >irIyIm5
tol these blessings, take lie very steps That
ace sure 10 defeat their Objects Ia re ting
llcne,. they mad no eul to intir desires. IL
>lrlvlu4 Tor happiness they hate every body
vino does rot in,iuW II the -;eps they have
r:lo,en. Ia gpllim~ houor> they push lneni-
selves forward ciowdiuy aside The most
worthy uhIII ihey have oul>riped ihen-
selves and sunk. la their dp>lle, tor good
ness. they torsHke the sonce ct AL GOOD and
luL ,EiA uln~ evli passions 10 their Hu>oms.
iHus Is poor feeble man. lie lahorS for
what he never can obtain and at last dies
VIVA ''railly-aIl is vnlIiy, upon his iip~.
Ite oItnp'e path Is the Tue path lie
lnnI.,.e walk is where Heaven blessings
atr sHoWrIeA They vino are meek and
t.unb.r. i've nearest 20 the ruth an receive
il.e richest blessing, Port. Bal.
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From the Ladies' National MAGAZINE
2IlN rs.
BY 7. IiEMpSTEAD

BY ]. Hampstead
Wy heart hath its home with The sin and NC
morning,
With ali lnn.s the p4rst, lozl "ol" H'"i
ia, m",nr us tie wgs.'lrJs 'hc -h..'z and
And tav lights t',,t are hung in .,o 4e.r. '2-
pera'r.
Ny hoar, is here woyas, yoa,s oAo wa 3 ire
+ cling,
ll,< ware the lark and lae a tp-poor-" Ill
dWri;
Where fountains are lrApns, an" green VINES
are creeping,
And hlnc sl,e.nss "ro weeping md SHADOW
My heart is away IN the lid, glossy i"rest,
NLci" the l'gh, Ola the ,i"s- Hcs p'irie aud
lie branches
lsminglod III s,ce with the cal1racts hymn.
1t is where the temple and column are lying,
Unattended and vuIcel.ss, and uunD III de-
CAY;
And the Slroc is ringing its wall where tie
cilngng
Old IVY is timging its screen DER the way
Yet not midst the lonely old wilderness only.
Ana not 'lnl,st the shades and the cdlaItcl s
call;
Nor where towering DER me from cr'gs wild
and hoary,
The pine i'll lis glory looms giant and tall.
| remember the house whore we met, where we
parted,
Round my heart it shall cling like spell to
the ls';
The sad w'nds that uttered a woe as they Hut
The mad brook that muttercd curse as
past.
Wild rill of the mountains OH glad be thy way
Amid blossom and suIAhinc, and vcIdufe anu
vine;
Be thy life where the dcw-drop and lily are
snlin.-
Serencr and iuirer than ever was mine!
We will meet when the brilIlance and glory OF
Summer
Wake a Paradise scene DER the valleys ngtin;
And aartn has the seeming Of Innocence dream
ing,
And vcrdue springs cleaning on forest and plum
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6eN a,uliratiu, of I...ri .ol Cecil county
~, -, a., m u.,,,,,, ,. ,s tilr .lleol"rl,
,.ni ,,r ig.i,,, al t,u.. tr,nlins' tu.r. . &c.
r., c,t,t, ,.i,,,n i,itn l,ai H.. T. aCt... =, ~
t,, ,,,,.,,, .,.,gt-vL,rl rr4san. l,n.riy uau
,n.,,u.,,.,,I.,.,.,, ,rI,,.t,, ii ~ nis erLu-
,ro,..IIII,,. .,iI k,a0 rr.sot ! ana l,nx d,
,,.vu,,u lac. Is ,o;,., va. II 3rd, >c","Hie
,,,,,oI.,,d u.,,i lls .... It ,nu ,.,.,t> eng
o,,.,,d,,Iis y, = ,,,,,,, ,,,.on o.th, ,tu pas
r,,,,.. ,n.,. a., t,,m ia. tu,i c,n tia H. III,
,'1,InI,,.,,,,,-..t o han the brr, 1T OF the
,,r,,ln,,.,,,.,I u.aI' }..rym,id, and IT. APP
.,r,, II, ,.n,.t,n, testimony that tie
5'',', .tl.d n, ,.r Si,lc at Many
s,,y, Il, ora. ms apuii-
.,. i,,vit Al S,i,d.r lIusIeo
c,,d ,t,,sn tine said ], ssr
,.,,,,'', ,,,,,,,r,a mi, t., nj with security
','',,,,,,, ,,,r IN, r,,ll II n.,t;rm.,,ce Of
.,,, ,,!,., =, i said Irns,,. having crItl-
'i''" .,,, W.. ~ fail, ros,,s.,on Of nluc
,,,.n,,, - Nm. .,iI s.h,d,,l. and I.si Of ucbls
=, Yam, YAM d. and he said ls<.r I,w,r having as"
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rttcnfLrl2akind CfciL con1tY SGT:

II II q II 4?i'GRh. ItIl CotfhY M.
= - r. trpb atiui made tY me, the rnhsrri-
: .t., u, u.tte Judges OF tlc Orphans C"urt
t., (,tli eoaltr, ty Joseph Eetj!nin OF said
ynurt. imp isunrd for debts he is unable to pay
~, his p,t,l., rraying the benefit otthe insoI-
,,+a l. wsol,I is state, schedule othis property
Id Vi ! ~ creditors and debtors, on oath AS Tar
= II. can Ut pr. sent ascertain the same, beng
I'm \, d to his petition; and the said petitioner
ay,y p,,,sii,d ne that he has resided Tor
70 wears last past in the State OF Mary land, and
avng taken the oath prescribed ny Inc act
,IlsO5 hmp,cr 40 and given bond with security
sufficient Ior hls appearance before inc Judges
Of Cecil county Court, on the :'Isl tuesday, IN
the next October term OF said court, aud at soch
o'er time or times AS the SAID court NAV d'reft,
10 al saer such interrogatores ana allegations ~
NAV hu madc 20 inst him rclt'i'' 10 MS hpPh-
cailoi,, and having complied with me fequis'tlohs
Of he nc, OF assembly, pissed at December Sos
sion 1873 entitled an act reiati'elo is"!'eht
debtors ch,,tsr 9O5 and the several supplements
thereto. bv exeautinr IL deed Of all hs property,
real, personal and mixed TO Joseph Nlahan, APP
pointed hy me Trustee to the SAID Joseph beill-
nam, and The said trustee having gwen bona WIN
approved security for the performance Oh 'he
trust and certified in writing to me, thithe was
il, uoss,sson Of all the estate OF the SAID petit
TONER mentioned in the schedule, do therefore
order tia, the said Joseph Benjamin be disc'irg
I'd iiom imprisonment, and tina. he give notice
to hs creditors OF his application for the benelit
Of the I,lsolvent Laws OF the State OF Maryland,
and lh,., the first Tuesday next after the third
Monday in October next IS the day appointed tor
his appearance before the Judges OF Cecil conn-
" Cunt. 10 answer such interrogatorios and al
legations as may he proponndcd to hun relative
10 rls .ald application: That the said notice be
Given hv advertisement in some ncWsih per PRINT
cd IN Cecil county once week Tor at least three
months before said first Tuesday in tie next De-
roher term Of Cecil county Court. Given under
my hand this Sd day ofJuly 1917.
ADRIAN CHANDLER.
True Copy. Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Of Cecil county Court.
July 10th lsa7--3m
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THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON. MI.
Saturday. August I 1911

TlVe can scarcely call the follow
inr oseasonable" article, yet it seems
quite natural that the mind o. our cor
spo7dent, shoul under a bur ng NJ
gust sun, revert back 20 seasons ofsaoW
ard lie, and merry gath r.ass1y the
hone-hnarth side-and thlt looking at
til ri HI side Of ii t picture, h. should
al % thiak of the dirk.
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For Tac Cccii Uhig
WIN TER.


Or "lNktng at tom s'deS
] love tie wintrv wind that blows
A'hwht the sky with moaning will,
! love ,!tn cheer which winter bugs.
| love lis snow ana ram ana hrl.
It's then We gather round the hearth,
Our hearts o'rrh 'w,,g III their g'ee,
And then We j'in IN h'ppy mirtA-
Oh this IS beautiful 10 me.
! do not love tho stormy night,
Ofwmier's darkness . ,t'lrrlhg round,
| know tina, many owt lis mig t,
It, signs of sorrow most profound.
know the poor must feel the chill
Ofwin,er's Dire I'd and dolrful lngit,
And that full many tears must fall
3, fore the mornings bedminy light.
How truly thew are blessed indeed
Who IN the providence ol God
Ar. KEEP, above each hlirhtlng need
Nor feel the smilings uf his rod.
KRAWEN
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Farmers take Notice.

The subscriber would respectfully inform ms
friends and the ruiIlc. that lie is rftp"led al
the Providence NJ lis near Giipln FAILS 1onr
miles iruln the village OF Month East tour I''II's
nom the i,rk Meeting House and t4ht miles
lIum l.lA,"n, 10 nanri,,ture Wool INTO '!"'is
ui the iol'uun" description. t" WIZ br""d e'''l
,iruad Blanket NJ, SuiInrlt, l.n's'N, oil"Ii ana
" ouIen Is ,spNs htnuels, "a,'lgs, ana liiot
10Th Prisons IL " hem il W"'-Ia nt ll"fr '""-
y,utenl. may icav" theu wool at lnr SORES o.
.lnt r o. tt.r 10 |, VIM named gentlemen, J. r
i>rrh. lIu. BAH; Ii. l.. Ihonas, North has';
" IN. luIbrrt, Blown * Ncln'lm E!ht"n; "''cle
the Cloth or hollis viii he rt,ntuch rs "lrtctd.
I lose " no w,sl heir WOOL made mt" t"tli VIII
Iiud 1t to iarir advantage to send 'h'lr WOOL Ia
as con as possible.
Cloth " il br ,AcIarned for wool, ica'i.ers or
county prodmce, These vino MIl' ph'Ase l" Ia
vur hn nh their custom. WtS url"hu On HIS
best unucavuIs 10 giv' ST ,s!lcl"'n.
NIIiINh johns ON
Providence Mills, May I5, Al
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July 10th ls47--3m

A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILES
DR.. Culicn's Indian Vegetable Piles Remedy, Is
* n domestic preparation, which has been used
with entire success for many years Beng an
internal medicine, it has decided preference
over outward Applications, winch are nul p'll'-
,iycs and not curalives. This medicine acts up
on the diseased parts, procuring healthy action,
and n pcrnlnenI CUE winch we warrant or re-
fund tic money. Wholesale and retail 10y
hDNAND WALTON, roprielors No
mlrket st, Pnlld. .4ld by DR.. Joseph
HAlace, EIkton; Ernj Johnson, lpmIngton
\ :. n Robinson bailuoro