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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26
Peoria Aurosi2S 1915.

TJNonr can he genuine unless signed in 'crj.
img by ". y. Il II. G. FAuuELL, sole and
Ongirnl propretors. CT Manufactured only by
II. g. Farrell, wholesale Druggist, Peoria HIS,
and fr sale IN Ottawa hy &. l.. TuoMrsnN.
jenkins & Merrill LorhpoJi Or G Smith,
Peru J Everett, Hnnpini benjamin Nevcl.
PriBeeion, Stevens & Sons. MdiGnioun v
Pickering, N,caTk Boughan * Hubbard,
O,wego. Yosel, Brisi0i; aud Wheeler s
Alien. dur0rd.
nnswn. Innc II 1859 "
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CrocSery! CrecIScry!!

CroclSery! CrecIScry'!
FENlIE subscriberhas just received a
a large supply Of crockery' at his
new and cheap store in La Sale. lie
sells cheap, and his assortment cannot be
eaualIcl in I've county.
RICHARD CODY.
In Sale July 81, lS46.
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This coriifrs that have used Fafrlls' liz,
iuvrt 90 NV h",tc. which was badly CALLED art
"a fuur dlv- 1t produced perfect cure. | 90,
riIh conGlencc recommend ~ tothr pubic as n
If. aud guict rcm,dy fnr gals. q. w MuNGrr,
of Lire Rock Kcudoll crut'v. niuist,rof the
Rock ENrrcnnfttence.
Peoria Aurusi2S 1876
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qGcc'iuns cfHe Liccr, .9sfdma, Bon
ctiiis, pqi,, or rsobae's ofNe Breast
or Lnngs, Chronic C'gxis, Pieari-
~ Hmorroge of|he Lmgs. and at
he ELECTIONS IF lie Pulmonary Or
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26
Caps, MuTs and Vippc,s.

4 + greatly reduced prices, mei's fur,
fn plush and cloth caps, boys do; the
balance of large stock will be sold with
on, reserve, at the low once price store Of
Nov. 90, 1916 ROuGUToN.
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SEtt cen.
Q + 4 J, !. Il IN d 8.
Dry GCCGs:

Sb Bbls linseed oil. lard Gil, 20 l'ts
~ white lead, 80 boxes S hy 10 ala's
COCO lights window sash for sale ty
l2.f CrsIHAN & GRIDIIY.
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Grind stones. Grind ssoHSs
Eostcn Nails.

o. a Kegs Boston nails prime ;rl.
4 " Gle, just received by
l2.G Cu,uMAY & Grlnrry.
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It's htalIi5ke Heath RestJrjng Pro-
pcrtjcs fully cstaJl sh'd!
KNOWN AS rnEALL'roWtRfrL
FEVER & AGUE DESTROYER,

Nm presenting this well established and
Il powerfully sIna,ive Medicine 10 the peo-
pie Of Ilnnis and the ci,zrn~ gcnclniy OF
the SOUTHEASTERN States, the Proprietor i,cl-
perfect confidence that it viii act as success.
fully in the districts where i l. now IrHtuc,t.
ia tie Ague and Fever visited regions at irdah"
illinois, aud Ohio, Michigan, and western i'nu-
sylyania and New York. lh the states aboNa
menlinncl. lis nniNer.al cclalnllN 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26
Another EryaEid Restored to
Health.

[Rcad the f,Iloainy statement Of ilcls from
VIZ Eli Bailey, highly respectable merchant Of
Vienna. johnson county, Illinois
N-,rs. Phdps y Bhk,sig, 81. Louis, No,
Grntlemrn.--.A desire TO benefit the uifcied
Throughout the band, has alone induced me to
make the following statement Of facts respecting
one of the most astonishing cures ever recorded.
NV son. NV seventeen years old, has been al
HE ed during his n life with q constant cough,
pln 10 the aide and chest accompanied Slth
nieht sveats and hectic fever. which produced
rrea, emacialnn end dtbilty ard atintervai'
dur M the night his ex prctclaton would become
50 prca, as to cndargcr his life from sirangu!a-
ton. Du,iug this time he was attended 10y ma
nv phvs!cins of tbs highest lepute, whose pre-
.criptinus gave but temporary roIlet--in TACT, 50
alarming were the symptoms, aud so lnvelera'e
was his di sea.e, that was compelled to believe
him bsuoad HE regch Of medicoi aid.
An Of our nei shbors and friends who saw him,
regarded him as one who was rapidly approach
inc an early and pema,u grave. After having
lhus Exhausted the skill of our best physicians
without obtaining relief, was prevailed upon by
the advice Of friend TO make use OF
Ui,tar's Raisom of UiH Cherry.
lie commenced it, use about the 3Jth Of De-
cemhcr. 1914, the FIRST bottle Of which gave as
,onishing relief, and began to indulge IN the
bnd hope that be nigh, yet be restored to health
After having conlinutd the use OF It unllithree
bottles had been taken, the disease was cn1t'ly
overcome. aud hi. shattered constitution and C.
mac;a,cd form restored to health, which he con-
rnurs to enjoy up to the prescn, time
believe The genuine Dr.. WisIar's Dalsam OF
Wild Cherry 10 be one OF the most valuable med
icines ever iscovercd-knownr, as do, That
the above cure was effected solely by its use
am, gentlemen. very respectfully
Your ubejicni servant,
y A,,;lo 1916. Ell BAI1Y.
'Cures. similar to the above are constantly be-
inr performcd in all parts Of our country, ant we
.hpnll indeed be destitute Of all feelings vt hu-
mainly, did we not call upon allwho Teaill'eted
with pulmonary diseases, to resort at once to lhe
use Of bi., tic only rcmcdy that can be relied
puELPs & DLAIEsLEr.
I,,,t- Lot
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Boots a shoes.

tSOOtS a. sNCe-.
40 CASES Of all sorts and sizes.
no comprising mems boots, brogans
and pumps, ladies' buskins, slippers, mo-
rocco and gaiier boots, youths, misses
aud chIdrcn's boo,ces and shoes in great
variety. Just received and for sale cheap
by July 20, G.. +. NAIKER.
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p,s,ps g. D,,KrsLIY,

C,rncr of Chestnut and Third streets, st. Lou
ia No. General agent. for the west, OF whom
the genuine, wholesale OF retail, can Away be
had.
For sale by G !. Thompson, Ottawa Dr. >,
q smith. pcru; Benz Newell, Pdrce'cn' L :
& s puciicr. ienurpin; Jas Murray d Son
New,rk; ANUS g. phu. Henry II
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E,sF:

,nGbaS6e ns lr-r'f-.
R9Elsa5 4 bb', m,ct.e0
10 hbls white fish, for sale by W.. h-h
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EUSr received, lot of Ohio made
81 Saddles. Brides and Ilal,ers. which
will be sold low either for cash or wheat
Aug. 81, '46-S G NATTlNGER.
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whose health was rapidly declining, was
advised 10 90 10 Spa for the recovery of his
health. His daughters feared that those who
had only motives entirely mercenary, would
not pay him that attention which he might
expect from those who from duty and affec.
ton united, would feel the greatest pleasure
III mlnlstering 10 his ease and comfort they
therefore resolved to accompany him. They
proved that it was not a spirit Of dissipation
and gaiety that led them to Spa, for they
were not 10 be seen in any of the gay and
fashionable circles; they were never out of
their fathers company, and never stirred
from home except 10 attend him, either to
take The air or drink the waters: in word,
they lived most recluse life in the midst of
town then the resort Of the most illustrious
and fashionable personagps of Europe. This
exemplary attention TO their father procured
these three amIable sisters the admiration of
all the English at Spa aud was tic cause of
their elevation 10 that rank in life to which
their merits gave thom',o Ju,t ati'le. They
all were married to nobIcmen-one TO the
Earl OF Beverly, another to the Duke of
Hamilton: afterwards the Marquis of Exeter
and third 70 HE Duke Of Northumberland.
And it is bat Justice 10 Them to say, that they
reflected honor Oh their rank rather than de.
rived any from ill.,
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MorAlala Cecu coilty SET.

mn yftIiRI tttH COuHiV 81.
4 hN application made in writing by Joseph A.
~ Hines of Cecil county, TO the subscriber one
ofthe Judges of the Orphans Court Of Cecil coun
ty aforesaid, setting forth that he is under arrest
and in confinement for debts which he is unable
TO pay, and praying for the benefit of the lnsol
vent Lays of Maryland, Ga schedule of his prop
erty, and a list of his creditors and debtors being
on oath annexed to his said petition) and the
said Joseph A. Hines having satisfied me by
competent testimony that he las resided two
years next preceding this application within the
State of Maryland, and having taken the oath
prescribed by the Act oflSo5 chapter no. and
the supplements thereto, and having given bond
wilhslilicent security for his appearance before
the juGges ofCecil county court on the first Tues
day Of the next October term of the said Court,
and ut such other times as the SAID Judges NAV
order and direct, then aud there TO answer such
intcrrofatorcs and allegations as may be de
against him relative to his application and hdv-
ing exhibited to me the certificate of the Clerk
OF Cecil county court that it does not appetr
from the Record Of the sud Court that he hath
been Petitioner for the benefit lnsolvent Laws
Laws of Maryland within two years preceding
this application, and having executed deed Of
his property, real personal and mixed, (wcaring
apparel and bedding Of himself and family ex-
coptcd) to Samuel Dehaven who was by me APP
pointed trustee for the creditors of the said pc
toner, and the said Trustee having entered into
b9Ad, and certified to Inc that he was IN posses
sion Of all the property mentioned in the schcd
.ule aforesaid, aud the said Joseph \. lines Pc
tiuoncr as aforementioned, having taken the
oahs and complied with all the acquisitions oftho
lnso!vent Laws Of Maryland, do hereby grant
personal discharge TO the said Joseph A. Hines,
and do order and appoint the first Tuesday Of
next Octobcrterm of Cecil county court, for the
final hearing and decision of the said application
and DO also order that the said Joseph "A. Hines
by causing copy OF this order to be inserted in
one Of the newspapers printed IN Cecil county
once week for three months before the said
first Tuesday OF next October term of Cecil coun
ty Court, give notice to his creditors TO appear
before said Court, on the said day, TO shcw cause
ifauy they have, why the said Joseph A. Hines
ought not to have the benefit Of the lnsolvent
Laws as prayed.
Given under my hand this nineteenth day of
Jane lSt7. ADRIAN CHAN DLER.
True Copy. Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH. elk
otCccl county Court.
July ) 'l7-3m
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HOW TO CATCH \ HUSBAND.

Where do men usually discover the Wo<
men who afterwards become their wives! is
Il question we have occasionally heard dis
cussel; and the result invariably come 10, is
worth mentioning to our young lady readers
Chance has much TO do in the affair: but
then there are important governing clrcum>
stances. Ii is certain that few men make a
selection from bathrooms, or any ether place
OF public gaiely; and nearly as few are in
lluenced by what may be called showing
oil i'll the streets, or by any aIIurements OF
dress. Our conviction is, that ninety-nine
hundrcdlhs, OF all the linery with which
women decorate, or load their persons, go
for nothing SO far as husband catching is
concerned. When and how, then, do men
find their wives! In the quiet homes OF
their parents or guardans-at the lireside,
where the domestic graces and feelings are
alone demonstrated. These are the charms
which most surely attract the high as well as
the humble. Against these, all the tinery
and airs in the world sink into insigniIicance.
We shall illustrate this by an anecdote,
which though not new, will not be the worse
for being again told. In the year 1913,
Peer Burlcll, Esq; Of Bcckenharn, III Kent;
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The First Steamship,

The first Atlantic sto,,ro,. ,,,,s, Az, =,
vannah Cant pnrnr, b,,;It a. Now, yarl.
She was aLnnt }0n ton, L''nn,an ~,
r;rrod uar on,.;n. ,.n, rna. Sn h @l.'P
rn[rar low nrS o u" cho ,,naoa IoI"
tr,m this mart 70 c,yan,ob ,,.Lanoo ala
,a;Ia1 in 1H+o far ,.n',n61 , '',I fh
,,ass,,n IN ,Ia d,r " r., D~ ,,," , ;'L
rn,t 7ba ,ar,a s +, ' rnn L WV - ,>''
,,o,.s a,,n byr tb ',, ,o''' ~ 'li h:
o, fra and .ys" ,,. last w bo1 t ,,p
La Cove oI CorI io hor r rl,;,' rr o'
~, lo'' ~ ,o'N,o ','I lyll''' rro.'
hahn q 'pn,nr,lmr. ,mI A l,,., ,DNi.
inc tho rovol., ta thn 1st tn', ,n .'In
<1,,,,a,l III. - Sn,.aar y VI l''i
Crn,"od I h"aI ia ",,'-n III 49, ""N ,
&C. Visited bor an1 raIGI" snr =, o,''(J
,I,ta ;. I,' |,',' >''','''' S,' 'l'',I %
bar o,i;Jcr, N'N'' ~ Pcs '''''' ~
chn srL.,o,,o.,,l,. mod, A., ,.o,.o,,, J.,
Co,'tontnrnl an ha '',I.'' ";n Wy a." -
steamer thaI pr,yor,oJ thn zTnJ;t,r '
Goo vail 49, ''' ,',,l '"'' c an
,, l,,r,rar o.. '''o ,,.ohaJ ~ ',
ma~Lt Lat rann N'n. [.nI ~ (, '''
ln, C.nt laIdr,I,a y tt , ,,. , ,'.n 'i',,
nn lb, snt,,h ~ o,, I.r ",. Ca,,t
li..a ,a '', rC y, ,-0'' G ',.','', ol
Il G ~, ' ho "a G, ~,0,on, D".',, 'o m,
>,,nyo,, Pn..',, ', ,,a,. I,.;.. ' No..
Jon ,~,s 81, ,,: .,3 -, . ,7 -, NV ~ ~,
v..., ,',,5a that ,aa,,,on,,I, ,.,',.. ~
Pr,si.h oHir1y. ~ b'~n no ',., r, IT,,
rh. ,..r.,,....,,,n.,..,,, l,.,-t,.. .,,t
800 - - - ''NN ''' ''' '''''L
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Powers Ctrcelt Slave.

\ letter from New \ OK. Of Thursday, thus
speaks OF Ibis production Of American arr,
an opportunity to behold which we are all
shortly TO he lavogcd with by exhibition
through the country:
II have seen Powers statue Of the Greek
Slave High as We're my anticipations Gifts
beauty, they were more than realized 1t is
!aultess, if any human work ever was both
in design and execution. The figure Is that
of a woman, and, though entirely nude, it
can never INSPIRE olher than the purest and
hottest feeling. Every impure tllonght, eve
ry debasing passion must shrink abashed
rom the presence of this sublime and beau
tilu creation OF genius, That face, so calm,
so resigned, and yet so strongly indicative Of
intense thought the attitude, so perfectly
natural and graceful; that Chain, the badge
Of slavery, on the hands of il being so lovely
and noble. They must be seen TO be des-
cribed.
"To-morrow the statue will be exhibited
to the public at the Rooms of the National
Academy OF Design. 1t is work of which
every American should be proud, and ven-
ture the prediction that it will awaken more
enthusiasm and be seen by more people,
than any work of art than has been exhibit
ed in this country for Yeas. Powers has
made himself immortal by this work alone.
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!Statc Of MalTlanl, Ceci! to.ntp SGT:

htafE o. IGiiHGn1, Ceci! tOMlJ SCI:
r pom Application made by me, the suhscri-
u Der, one OF The Judges of the Orphans Court
Of CcciI county, by Joseph Eenian'n OF said
county, imprisoned for debts he is unable TO pay,
by his petition praying the benefit otlhe insol-
vent laws Of this State, u schedule ofhis property
and Of his creditors and debtors, on oath as far
us he can at present ascertain the same, being
annexed to lis petition; and the said petitioner
ha wing satisfied me that ne has resided for
two lel-s last past in the State of Maryland, and
he having taken the oath prescribed by the act
oil 1903 chapter / and given bond with security
sufficient for his appearance before the Judges
Of Cccl county Court, on the first Tuesday il
the next October term Of said court, aud at such
other TIME or times ms the sad court may direct,
10 answer such inerrG@atOrleS and allegations as
may lie made against him relative to his nppii-
cation. and having complied with the acquisitions
Of The act OF assemhy, passed al December Sos
sion 1875 entitled AN act relative TO insolvent
debtors chapter 2Oj and the several supplements
thereto. by uEcr"tug a deed Of all his property,
real, personal. and mixed TO Joseph Alahan, APP
pointed hy me Trustee TO the said Joseph BoHi a.
iaiu and the said trustee having given bond with
approved security for the performance Of the
trust and certified IN writing TO me, that lie was
in possession Oi all the estate Of the said petit
tionyr mentioned in the schedule, DO Therefore
order that the said Joseph Ecnj amin he dsciarg
ed Eom Imprisonment, and that he give notice
to L.s arcl..ora ofhis application for the benefit
Of The lusoheHt Laws OF the Stale Of Maryland,
and that the first Tuesday next after the third
Monday in October next is the day appointed for
his appearance before the Judges Of Cecil coun-
tY Court, TO GnsWcr such l,terrogato ros and al
legations as may he proponded 10 HIM relative
to lbs said application: That the said notice be
given by advertisement in some newspaper print
Cd in Cecil county once week for at least three
months boloresaid first Tuesday in the next Oc-
toJer term Of Cecil county Court. Given under
my hand This Sd day ofJuly 1871.
ADRIAN CHANDLER.
True Copy. Test
GEORGE McCULLOUGH, elk.
of Cecil county Court
July 10Th lS47-3m
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For The Cecil IFhir.
EEaVy.-KO Az.

One word dear Mary ere we part,
One word loved idol ofmy heart,
One word before | bio farewell
To one whom | have loved SO well.
Thou hast been all to me in life,
A star that cheered me in each strife,
n suR TO light each Q loomy day,
n lore | thought could not decay.
! deemed thou woud'st be mine till death,
a fomer bound in fadclGss wreath,
a aore that would not from me fly,
A lore that might not ever die.
But by Time the spell is broken,
Lore hath now its last word spoken,
Time! mayst thou ever find us friends,
Lore! Thou'rt forgotten TIL life ends.
But think not that would recall
Forgotten love, or one ofuII
The fond ondearmcnts, which I've found
My heart i'll fruitless bondage bound.
Love hath no charms from hence for inc
For had centered all in thee,
And when that love was from thee cast,
felt that it must be the last.
No more I'll yield to PASSIONS chain,
No more III waste my love in vain,
Rutin ambition all my soul
Is centered-n1ay reach its goal
NOBODY.
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E0R1 deposit
I'yRrJlIJ RE WARE RO3Ms


This is one Of the largest establish"
mcnts in this county. Of The kind, where
persons wishing go purchase furniture can
find any lH!Us they want, from pine stool.
to the .FHs&l Eatsacd sofa, which can NOT
be surpassed in any ciiy-the subscriber
understanding the business particularly,
from the commoncst article in furniture.
TO IT, finest in use, and visit to his ware
roon', he thinks, will bear him out in the
assertion, which is not the case with one
Cabinet Maker in twcnty through the
country.
The subscriber manufactures to order.
and has on hand, a large and GENERAL
ASSORTMENT of furniture, such as
Soils yicr Tables Ottomans
Diyuus Card " Lounges
Pillar and Scroll Dining lab les,
Cherry dining tables, Dressing Blu
all kinds and prices
Mahogany SPRING seat Rocking chairs
Reclining do do
Half French do do
Mahogany, Rosewood, curled and
BirJs.cye Maple Bedsleads of all kinds
and patterns.
And every and any kind Of furniture,
for cash, country Produce GA good paper.
lie will sell any article for less than it
can be purchased in any city shop, com =
pairing the materials and workmanship.
Gall and see for yourselves.
J. ID, lARSLIBANK.
Port Deposit, Nov. 18Th '45-lf
= n, B, Funerals pnnclually attended to
and charges moderate.
P s. Cabinet Makers supplied with
mahogany ycnec.ing, plank, boards, and
collin stuff, vqrnsh, glue SC. as cheap
as they can buy in the city; curled maple
I'D cherry generally on ha nd.
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DEArn.-As the bird stepping forth from his
shell enters at once an infinite eXpanse compared
with its former confinement; as the crawling cat
erpillar comes from the chrysals gorgeous but.
terily, with power to fit over field and meadow
and taste the sweets ofevcry flower; as the plant
pushing its way through the dark cold earth sud-
denly enters The warm atmosphere and enjoys tho
bright sunshine; 50 man after srurrlinr with
the cares and trials Of earth, will probably he
endowed with new powers, enter new scenes of
action and enjoy new and surprising happi
ncaa.-Boston Investigator.
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u
& M application Of lcscph Robinson oi tecI'
SIcounly, by petition in writing to me the sub
scribcr, one Ot'thc justices otthc Orphans Court
of Cecil county, setting forth that he Is IN ac'nlI
confinement TOR debts which he Is unable to Pay
and Offering TO deliver up for the bcnciIl OF ms
creditors; all his property, Real, Personal, ana
mixed, 10 which he is III any way entitled SEIZED
ME Whereof and a list Of his credits ard debts
beng annexed to his said petition nron oath, and
praying to be discharged from actual conilne-
mcnt and TO have extended to hun The bcne"t oi
the several Insoivcnt Laws Of Maryland, ana Il
appearing TO me 10y competent testimony that
tho said petitioner has resided in the state OF Ma
ryiand ior thu last sixty daysncNt before his ap e
pcatioD, and il further appearing TO lnc by GER
titicate from the Clerk Of Cccj! county that the
said applicant hath not applied for the benefit OF
the act for the reliciotsundry nsolvcnt debtors
passed at November session eighteen hundred
and five and It's several supplements, within Two
years before the date OF his said applications ]
appointed John A. Johnson Trustee ioI the bcl-
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New and Gg,caso Goods.

The suDscriberrespoctiui Informs his friend
and the Public, that he has just opened splon
did assortment of new and scasonublc goods
such a. Cloths Of various coiors aud qualities,
lain aud llncy cassinercs, various prices. plain
nd fancy Saniuctts, from 81 - cts. to - -
crvard, Blankets. Ilaucis. ShawIs, with a va
icty ofother GODS suitabclor thcsoason.
also,
Groceries Of The best qualities together with
lima, Queens and Hardware, &c. Alloiwhlch
viii DC sold very low.
ADRIAN CHANDLER.
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to the House formerly occupied by +. A.
Era, next door to Mr. S. s. Mathis store
opposite the Court House, where he will contnu
to keep general assortment of boots and shoes
The most fashionable style at very low prices.
THOS. G. CROUCH.
S. Country produce taken in exchange
lor goods. 10 Journeymen Shoe & Boot ma
kcls, and apprentices wanted by the subscri-
TER. 7. &C.
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eS6S(Cp.

eS6SiCp.
The North East Manufacturing Company
are now prepared TO furnish Fire Bricks Of all
the various patterns and sizes, for CupoIa, Air,
Revcrbratory and Blast Furnaces. Bricks made
to any pattern. Orders will be received direct
cd TO the North East, Post Office BY
JOHN GRIFFIN,
Acting Manager.
June 2Gth l547-3m
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St,ite Of ,Iarrlqn9 CefH county set:

HTPON application made to me the subscriber
a. one of tie Judges of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county, by petition OF Henry Dnmore, OF
said county, imprisoned for debts he is unable to
nav. nrnv,nr thn benefit of the lnsolvent Laws
of this State, schedule Of his property and of
his creditors and debtors OIL oath, as far IS lie
can at present ascertain, the same being annexed
to his petition, and the sid petitioner having
satisfied me that no has resided for two years last
past, in the State ofMaryland, and he having
taking the oath prescribed by the act of 1905
CHAPTER | 10. and Given bond with security suili-
Gent for his appearance before the Judges eff Ce
ell county Court on the first Tuesday in the next
October term ofsaid Cont, and at such other
time or times, as the said Court may direct, to
a l1 snch interrogatorics and allegations as
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a'rIE undersigned have established
themselves in NIAton, al The shopia The
Ho!iom,'' formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they purpose preparing to
order, and keeping inland all Kinds
Cabinet