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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

~ SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
COATS.
Meino Frock Goats; Parametta Frock Coats;
L&hmeret do; DO. Sack do:
Alenno sack do; Croton and Alpaca dress do;
%. dress do; Peruvian paletot and sack do;
aasimeret dress do; Linen sacks and paletot do
Paameita do do: Do Dress do:
~ PANTALOONS.
ne1no and Cashmeret Pants; Linen Check and Union
fiiamea do; Linen Pants;
Linen dnl do White Linen drilling DO.
n VESTS.
Fancy and colored silkVests Rep silk Vests
Back Bombazine do:
SHIRTS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
~ loton Shirts with Linen Bosoms all Linen Shirts Striped
M W w Linen Bosoms all Linen Striped Shirts Snped
~, ns'ho Linen and Merno UnderShs and Drawers Cot
s inen and NlenHo Socks Handkerchief Cravais Sus
fEsas s lotion and Silk Umbrellas etc. etc
a we always endeavor to give satisfaction TO all our
bnes and our largely increased trade shows that we
l"ase MOI been unsuccessful in doing So
mhs ALFRED MuNROE & co,
-- "a Magazine street, New Orleans
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The removal of commercial restrictions, while it
would be of mutual advantage to the, material in
terests of both countries. could not but give opeT-
ngs still farther relations of auy between them;
and by its influence on the intercourse of nations,
create new guarantees for the peace of the World.
The undersigned etc. GEORGE BANCROFT.
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The Ministry, however, carried its point by a
naioriey of &c. On the 9TH, the Chamber resumed
the discussion the paragraph relative to Algeria.
Marshal Bugeaud said that the submission of ADD
el-Kader a new guarantee III favor of the Afri-
can possessions Of France, but he was of opinion
that the army should be reduced as little possible
in presence of a warike population of 100000
souls. who could, in six weeks, turn into the field
100000 combaanis. NJ, Guizot, having been asked
what the Government intended to do with fhe
Emir rnnlied:
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NEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY MORNING,


EtIARLES ltEAKE Il CO. Commission .UcrchantS
- and Ship BroEers SO Common street. mll5
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Y F; SMITH Il BROCkLEBANK, DENTISTS.
- North corner OF Lafayette Square and ST. Charles
streets New Orleans. mll16t
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place in the Chamber Of Deputies On the Sd ult.,
debate tool, place in relation to Swiss affairs and
the proposed intervention, when NJ Thiers attacked
the Ministry with great violence, and NJ. Guizot
made a very lame and discreditable defence, with
which no party was satisfied. The Democratic Pa
clique speaks of his speech as follows:
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NEW C,;C0pS.
JUST RECEIVED All
WILLIAM. TO2DLI,'F"S

Old md well knc~n stand, one door above the
Court House, the Cheapest loi of STRING ANn
81 MINER GOODS, ever offered III tlhtnir.
They consist in part Of alco and well select
cd stock Of Broad Cloths, Of various colors,
English, French and American manrfrturc.
from , to dollars per yard, plan and fancy
Csssmcrcs. Black, trench, Doe ska, Nrriuo
Cashmere Twecds, Sc.
Together with larrn variety Of Linen and
Cotton Goods, at very low prices,
L,uIta DRLs3 tiooD6.--i'ouIard, i llrk Dress
Fancy and Muntllla SILKS. 6aregct, E,nholder-
cd LnWne, Lustres, Gmehalns from = - To
~ IL cts. ! large aud handsome stock u! prlnts
from to l. IL cts pei yard, and varloqs other
art clet at uncommon low ul.s.
MrsL,Hs. --CambIic, Iackonet, Sgvr... Mail,
and 10 IA ohee.ing, Brown and White ,3hrtn"
from to Il - ctg per yard
5huwlo ~ Great Variety, six, "orstei and
Gotten, Hosiery, lid, S,Ih. fhrcod and Cotton
Gloves. Silk Crambri: and Cotton iilndherrh,eiS
Black and fancy SILK t'ava'g. Is,ss, Fdg,ngg,
&c, &c, all of which viii be- aoId on arcomno.
dating terms.
Thankful for past patronage he tenders M, IN
r,'a,ion 10 all, hoping by .ttiet attention tonoln
the favour ola generous public.
II. B Country produce t'kcn N cArlianco for
n"od 81
Kih'on, Arrll 10Th IS.
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S, GIFENS.
FROM "A RESPECTABLE MERCHANT
OF SMYRNA, DEL.
Smyrna, Del. August %,

smyrna, De!. august E6, lS 10
Mcssrs Robinson Collins Go. Gentleman
While on a visit to Maryland last winter J,
was attacked with violent cold, when settled
on my breast, with alarming symptoms Of con
sumption; the cough was exceedingly severe
and the prostration Of strength very grca,sp
hns,cned home as soon as possible. NV trien
when they saw me, were alarmed at my condi.
ton NV partner in business having been very
much penciitrd, under similar circumstances, by
taking DR.. DiNiS'S CD,HrOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR, rccommcn
j, to me- | concluded to Try it, and by dhe time
| had used one bottle ! was entirety cured; and
now mos, cIlrcrtuily recommend ii to all that
may he aili ir'eh IN Il similar snnancr, beltevcng
it a medicine that should he extensively known
You may NV" t'i,S rs you ,h'nk proper
Very respectfully yours, JOHN II; BtNl-E
RetsecplrfS IN Philadsil.h ia,-Address, Van Dn-
sou s. Smith wholesale merchants, No. lo9
Market street; F,,bcs Gibbons, Wholesale iner-
chants, So fI,rk"t street, Eeorgn b. West,
wholesale merchant, l,9 Market street
ROBINSON Collins * Go, No 81 Market stree
, Philadelphia Genera agents, o
Agents Cor the aboTc 'r"d'cinc in Cecil county
Dr. J. Hallacc, Tkton, Black s Brothers,
Chorlcstown,R L. Thomas, North East, Alor
20 Snow, Port Deposit
Oct. 30th, 1917.
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i ;S..g:s S};i I Sz;3 j;ss
yf=1l1I%:PyCyN2V
IUtIl IL IIs5S|r 'aD;Yl11
WESTERN NEW YORK
C0ELEG. or HEALTH,



Dr.. G. G. Fauahns Vegetable I,ithontririic
Mixture, a celebrated medicine VIII icI, has made
GREAT CURES IN ALI DISEASES,
is now introduced into this section. The limits
Of an advertisement will not permit an extended
rnticc Of this remedy; we have only to say it has
for lis Agents in the United States and Cunadas
large numl or Of educated
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
in high professional standing, who make goncr-
nj use Of il III their practice in the following dis
eases: iDlopsy, Gravel, and diseases ofthc uril-
agy organs; Files and all diseases of the blood :;
arrangements Of the Liver, Sc, and all general
diseases Of the system. II is particularly re.
Gpcsird that all who contemplate the use Of this;
article, Or who desire information rcspcctinG it,
viii ohtajn pamphlet Of 81 pages which agents
whose names are below viii! gladly give away
this books treats npcr the method Of curc--eX-
plains the pro critics Of the article, and The DIS
cases ii has been used for over this country nd
Europe for four years with such perfect effect.
Over 10 pages Of testimony from the highest
quarters will he found, with names, places and
Dgtea, when rah Ne written TO by any one III
icrcsrd and the parties will answer post paid
communications.
hsl, for Tie pamphlet, as no other such PAM
phlet has ever been seen. The evidence OF the
nowrr Of this medicine over all diseases is guar
anteci by pcrsUIs Of well known standing in So
cetv.
Pat up in so o. and | , OF. hotties. Price s.
80 or il i! on; the larger being the cheaper
Every bottle has
90. c. VAUGHN"
written on the directions, sc. Sec pamphlet
page IS. Prepared by DIR. q, c. VAUGHN,
and sold at PRINCIPAL Office 2C7 Alan Street
Bufao, n. !. OGiccs devoted to sale of thn
artic!c exclusively, 1872 Nassau. New-Fa,k, and
corner cf Esscx and Washington, Salem, Mass.
and hy ali Druggists throughout this country
and Canata rs Agents.
AGENIS.-Dr j. Wallace, Etlon; Z. H.
Thomas, North East; Andrew i i'd, Port Depos-
1t; John S. Evcr;sL s. Co, Eowlunds"iile.
Jam. 22d lSIS--ly
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Esr. ESaviss Syrup.
PHILApEpPuiA' Au!

PHIIApEprui,' August -, lSi6.
On my way Fast from home, Paducah' Ken
lucky, in February last, | was attacked with
violent cold IN crossing the mountains 1t was
so severe that was obliged 10 lay hv IN New
Yorl: several lays after completing my business
little recruited ! returned to fhi'adcIptIla;
when Mcssrs. Robinson Collins X Co, RECON-
mended to me DR.. DAVlS'S SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR. Having BUSH
ness to attend to, aud with the Inconvenience
attending ibscncc from home, could not take
il regularly, or pay the proper attention. 10 Tue
regimen directed found great benefit, how
ever, from taking part Of bottle, WAS partially
relieved, and enabled to start on my Journey
home Rccrosang the mountains, was expo
sed 20 a severe storm, which renewed the attack
with greatly increased violence, followed ny a
harass,ng cough, grea. expcctorallon oi nucns,
and heavy night Sweais, these continued so Sc
we're on my passage down the river, that every
time awoko was literally soaked with mois-
turc, which dripped from NV body III quantity
rs great as if had Just come from Il bath Ar
rived III home my friends and family were alarm
cd AT my situation, and Thought thnt was IA
rapid or galIoWnG consumption, and could no,
live many weeks longer AZ this time the cough
was severe attached with much eXpociora''on
pam in the breast, and great cmociat'onr not
night Ewcats still coutmrng. q ehor' tlnc a.
ter my return rejecting on the partial oeucht
had received from Or. layiss syrup, winch
had no, attracted my particular attention at the
time | took it, not then thinking my situation
dangerous, resumed taking 1t tSotne OF nav
ing been sent out to me On. Sale). found I'M.
mediate relief and my improvement was 81 rap
d that by the tune had taken two bottleat'|I
vas perfectly restored to t"ul'h, and have so
ou,,nued II Is needless to say that ascrbe
my recovery entirely to tins valuable medicine
without which believe IN common with NY
family generally. vlo witnessed my situation,
that .hould nov have 4ecn IN ygrsNc
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Erinds and FellW Citizens;
LOOK MERE.
StoVesI Styes !!

Tho subscriber wishes 10 inform you, one md
all. that he intends this Fail and Winter to keep
all kinds ofstoves, which be will cell cheap .o1
cash or country produce. Tho following e
some Of the kinds he will have on hand.
The celebrated Buck Stove,
Churcll's improved Easorte
do A,r-tirlI.
Philadcip h,a A'r<tight
do Willow Store
Cast Iron, air-tiyhtPar!or stove
Sheet iron do do
Half cook, boiler on tor.
Plain 8 plate stove
Coal stoves frr offices and storrg
and all otIIcr kinds that are in use. Cali iren'
and fellow citizens ard examine for yourscIvce
Try, and proyc---vou will not fail to he rrasc'
RecolIcct the old s'and-the large brick, Oh tbs
corner near the bridge. lies?'v
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
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.lE%sS, .SSnfo &s,s'Essa. GO0t92.

TN1HE subscriber is now receiving from New
H. York and Philadelphia, his regular supplies
OF light goods for Spring and Summer wear.
among which may be found the greatest variety
Of Ladies Dress Goods, consisting in part divide
black and colored silks, hon5a2nrs, French lin
on and brocade ging!lam', lawns, silk tissues
balzorinrs, barcgcs mous. dc lanes, aipacas
Monterey pads, &c, &c, al! kinds and qualities
OF white goods, su;h az jrconcts, mulls, cam
brics, ctTiped ana plaid :nusIins, white cmm OF
dered muslins and robes, together with many
other new fabrics Of the latest styles, hosiery.
glo,es, ribbons, Irish illness, cambria hdhia. from
10 cert" to SIC, every variety Of ahaws, doines-
tic goods Of all kinds, rs brown and h!eachcd
ghirtngs ana shrrtjnCs, mariners stripes, gium-
hams checks, trkiu4s aud calicocS from cpuis
10 II II, together with tia hes assortment OF
trimmings III irrn-cs, Fimps and iaccs, to be
found in tiic city, 10 all Of which your attention
respectfully solicited, as bayo the lowest r,l,
or any one doing business in Market street, and
very stgaiI expenses otherwise, am determined
- sell at the very lowest cash prices Don't
forget tho place VIXEN you want TO buy, No, 50
Market street. Il. ". pALMER.
Wilmington, March 10
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Merchants oOlE at This,

The subscribers having engaged largely in the
Timing Business, are prepared 10 supply Nler-
chants with all kinds Of
TIN WARE,
at vorv low prices, and will warrant all their ar
tiales to surpass anything of the kind that has
ever before been offered from Elkton. As one
If the firm is practical workman, ard works 81
Tie business hiinseIf and superntends the work,
i Will be made in the best manner and oi the
best materials.
All persons wanting TO purchase Tin Ware,
will do well by calling at this shop, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as thoe viii be n genera as
sortment always on hand. Ware will be dehv-
cred anywhere within go miles free OF cost. J.
is the intention Of the firm TO do a
WHOLESA
business only There will be no retail hawking
from this establishment. All orders in cur line
will be thankfully received and promptly attend
ed to- Don't forget the place-ln tie "holtor, y
corner Of Beau Street, and opposite krauss'
Hotel,
ROOFING 81 5POUTING.
Roofing and Spou,ing done at the shortest no.
tee. by the best Torkincn. Of good niateral and
warranted perfect. ENOCil CROUCH,
J. IICLARlDGE.
Elkon, March al, 'Is--tf
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parSGllS 4 Wilson,

EEARsoss WILSON, having moved their Biz
u Derry and PrRIcpicAL AGENcY liou The
corner Of Front and Market sts, to No. 70 King
St. between 3rd and 9Th and having opened a
CHEAP BOOKSTORE would invite the at
tcntion of purchasers to their stock which viii be
found complete III all tho dIi,crcn, departments
ofliteraturc.
All the standard School Books, Blank Ac-
count and miscellaneous Books awa VS. on hand.
Blank Cooks of particular patterns ruled and
bound to order al short notice.
New publications received as soon as out
Orders respectfully solicited, and persons send
ing them may rely upon having them filed with
care. Address PARSOE s. WILSON.
Sign of the Big Book,
No. 10 King st.
April Wilmington, Del
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PERSONAL DISCHARGE.

Kent County Set:
nm Application Of Henry VI. Robson Of Ken.
|Ptouuly, by petition, III writing to me the
s'il scribrr; " lliam Il. " liner Just e. OF the
OIrlal,s' Court of Kent country, stating that
he was IN confinement, ion debts which he was I'M
able to pay, and praying M" To grant to hln tho
hc,rti, Of the lsovcm Laws Ut th.s state a
schctule Of lis property estate and effects, and
!i.t Of his creditors and debtors on oath, as tar
as he rau ascertain them, lCIng annexed to his
petition, aut the slil Henry Nj. RoiISon having
satisfied Hc Ivy crmpCt' nj testimony that he
has rcs}da d two years nrNt preceding the tine
hi Application, within the state ot Maryland
and htvirg Uppontcd Peter Stokes "A Trustee
for the i,ilctit OF the ere editors OF the said Henry
NJ. Robson. and tie said Trustee having Z ven
bond VISTA security approved by me, for the faith
fiji performance Of lis said trust, and the said
TRUSTEE being in possession Of all 'hc property,
estate, and effects Of the SAID lnSolycni Debtor
tlIic necessary wearing arpdrc' and brddug OF
hlmsrlfand family cXrrpicdl Ior the benefit OF
his creditors, William Il. Wilnci, Justice Of
the nr ,aul,s' Court krn, OF county aforesaid,
60 hereby grant personal discharge to 'hc Salh
Henry NJ Rollison and do hereby appoint and
tiA the fist Wednesday in ll,c iLcA, September
terra Of k,nt county Court ior tNa appearance Of
t!t said Henry NJ. Rotl,s"n 20 answer such III
lerlogal"rie, as may be prupoumdeG by any OF
his crcdlturs, and do also appoint aud fix the
first Wednesday in tie neat September term of
the said Court Tor the iinal hearing Of the said
appllraton and do also order that The said Hen
~ NJ. Robson. by causing copy OF this notice
ana order to be inserted in one oi the neWsna-
pcrs printed on the Eastern Shore of tho State Of
Mar, land, uncc week for three successive
mouths before the said fist Wednesday in the
next September term o. said Court, give notice
To his creditors to appear before the said kcht
a. ia 4. ,l,,
next September cm u',aid Court to shaw Cause
If any they have; why tho said Henry NJ Roth
son shou ii not Ia We the benefit Of the !nsoycnt
i.awsas played.
WILLIAM b WILMER.
X cnt county, apr. l., ~ (May -. 'is-.3m)
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Gentry Merchants.
Cen Sarc from 1910 IS pr cent.

Cen Sgrc from 1910 IS pr cent.
!fy purchasing their OFT CLo1ns direct from the
Manufacturers, "
POTTER s. CARMICHAEL
Have orcncd Z Warehouse, No 1875 North
Third Street abova Race, second floor South OF
20 Eagla Hotel, Par .DELrnIA. where they VIII
.lways keep on hand 4 complete assortment vt
!,tent Elastic Carriage Oh Cloths. 2s, 5e, 40,
40 and Sd inches wiue. Figured, Painted, and
p]ain, or the inside, OH Muslin Drilling and
Linen. Tah}c OiiCloths ofthe most desirable
p.,terns, Sc, 40 30 and 81 inches wide. Floor
liIC!e.hs, from IS inches to 81 fact wide, we'll
reasoned, ard the newest style Of patterns all OF
,.,,c own manufacture, transparent Window
:;haoes, Carpets sc. All goods warranted
Nav 2?-3nl.
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WOODS STEAM IRON RAILING
yEANJTACTOHsY.
RIDGE ROAD, ABOVE BUTTONWOOD St,
PHILADELPHIA.

R1DGEROAD. ABOVE RUTTONWOOD St,
PHILADELPHIA.
1,o, Ra;,;nos for nuhlic and private buildings
.,d nnblic sninrts Of every variety Of form and
,a,,e ro''
'4, Tsn,a,or, T. ;l;ocs re classic and unique de-
o,s ,1,r,,,,,.r nS,y,rd, nj one hundred differ
az s" r,r;n,ir.
iro,, frha;r. .r6 se,,ocs. for Gardens, Halls
,rd p;,z-ns--,n,y etvlr, Veran,ias and Pins
,'u C,.,,ra- ,HaIs in every style. Suue.
us u ~. i.a ca,as f,r Cnr,i.g -. entrances
~ " 'osinan,, pranls,s Sr
Iran Tahics oC yarious STYLES, embracing Louis
z, vi ri,1aIe,h"an, Go,hir, and modern patterns
,,.;,b Whi,a and Gold Italian Marble tops
~ ,'" ,'i' , I,.,,, ;,t,nlrood h,, thc snb
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SCHOOL BOOK TjEp0,r,


ChfCP IutAcHfton end iGjGdttol hgenty a
Part Deposit, lW
The attention Of Teachers and School 1rus-
tees is particularly invited 10 my assortment OF
School Books, coneiS,nG oi the best publcat
oftle day, among which may be mentioned Da-
Wis Series of Mathematics, Burlcms Spoilers,
Webster's do. Worcescrs Readers, Smith Eng
lrsh Grammar BuiIious Latin do, Mi1chell's
Geography, Morsr's do, Wnchcstcrs Penn
man.hp. ;Chapmans Drawing Book, Phelps Bot
any, Philosophy, aud Chemistry, Wiards His
tories, Sliinian's Chemistry, a great variety Of
Juvenile ard Church Music, Colts Book Keep
ing, SFea's do, Wmchostors do, Nnwmans
Rhetoric, Analytical Manual, Young Ana y%cs,
Manual Of Blackboard exercises, Theory aud
practice of Teaching School and SchoolrIlstcrs
Slanns Lectures on Teaching, Teachers Insti
tute, Confessions Of Schpo!mastar, t.c., &c
Alsu first quality Cap, Letter, Music and Folio
post paper, pencils, metallic pens and Il general
assortment oIJuvenie Books, which are offered
for sale at very low prices.
=, = HEATH
Port Dpnneit .9Drii lad - Gm
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NOTICE,

The or"!ians' Court OF Crrli co"n'v
h old their stated meetings on the ""d
Tuesdays Of February, April, June Au
gust, October and December
GEORGE 4. HOWARD he
Arrl l9iL iSl3--
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This is to Give Notice; That the

This is to Give Notice; J hat the
subscriber OF Cecil county, hath Obtained
from the Orphans Cour, OF SAID county lei
tiers tcs,am eItary on The personal estate
of Thomas l.. Tyson, late OF said county dc
ceaseL.-All persons having claims Against
the SAID deceased, a,e hereby warned to c."
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated. on or before the 3nl day
of June 1919; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from ali benefit OF said ca
tate All persons indebted TO SAID eslats
are requested 10 make immediate payment
to the subscribers Given under my hand
this l7tll day Of June lSls.
JOHN w. TYSON, EA'tor.
Iene l7tlI 48--6
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CABINET WARE ROOM
In EHton BY
TgeSsssnnuE. 6, CnnssVc}f.

'I'iIE undersigned have established
themselves in Elklon, at the shop "Ihe
HoHow," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they purpose preparing TO
order. and keeping on hand all kinds i"
Cabinet
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Furniture.

Having learned the business in onn
he large cities, they have brought wit.
hem all the arts Of the trade, and are
prepared to maka the best articles, as vel
as the cheapest, and rs they do their work
themselves, and are under but light ex :
penses, they can afford to Sc! d! lower
prices than the city shops.
in short every article in their line, no
matter how stylish or costly. or whether
it be of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
or common pine.
They wilIalso make collins ofall kinds
and attend
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rs" Members of Congress, tlerg! men, la"
yers Senators, Judges, Forcign t"'@rs, a:ia IA
fact, all classes OF the community, haze u ven N
Their testimonials in favor Of the Superior 5dp"n
aceous qualities of Railway Chinese Med'ca'co
Soap! IN fact, the superior 4nal'tes 81 ti'is dc.
lie Gus Soap are 50 much III advance ut all Others
that every individual who tries it once, becomes
astouislled at its effect npon the Cncie, and arr
50 highly pleased with its extremely bland,
soothing and purifying effects III curing al ca
crcsccnccs Of the Cuticln, eAterrhnatlhg Pin
pies, Bo,cl, 5, Fus,ucs, Tntter, at the same time
imparling to the complexion a hraHhy roScd'e
hue aud pure. sweet and clean SKIN, That teet''
monala, unashed for, are presented u us every
dav.
For Shaving, This soap is superior TO creams
and other scars. i, produces rlrh and copion,
lnther sot,els the head, and renders the SKIN
smooth and plabic.-Fo, Cleaning Teeth, Rad
way : Soau may truly be SAID TO possess wonder
iu .ucrit--lt makes the teeth whit" ana beau
full, renders tho b,cath sweet aud Keeps tue
ums free from scur.. For the Toilet, 1t is supc'
nor to all Imported soaps, being "nt'r ely tres
rom poisonous ADVENTURES, IL wlII hot Hii'o'e"
nt,,.lc IKE skin
TESTOMONlhIS.
From the Reverend j. n. Matiiu
Nessrs j. X. Il. G. Rhwal--Gcnts taks
great plcasule in recommending I" the PnoNo
! rs worthy OF notice, your dc'r'ou" 'h,nosi Med
ica,cd Soap. Asa Tui!ct ama Shaving soap u
is Ale best | have used; TOR Cnnpped + esh ana
Tender Skin | consider it great desIdcr1 alum
Respectfully yours, j. ~ MArTrt.
Gents: Viii you have the goodness to sond
fy express, thirty dozen OF your Chinese Mcd>
Gated Soap it sells beyond anything OF the kind
have ever huown--i, r"aIly does possess tho
merit which you represent, tho ladies OF Rochest
ter will not be without It,
Truly yours, II. SCRANTON
Mr. Levi Cody of pIa,,shurgh, New. York.
s,vS: "A voting man Of this place has suffered
very severely from Salt Rhcum, muck 40.
that he could not sleep al night, he heard Of
Rudwssy's Soap, washed himself from lead to
foot ucd six cakes, and is now enjoying good
heaith lie also pronounccs it the best SHAY
ing Soap he has ever used
LEVI CooLy, rlattsburgh.
Railways Soap is sold genuine.
T. s. K. G. RApwAy, , Courtlandt St, N.
AGF.NTS.-Dr. J. Wallace, H. II. Mitchc
Elkton; r. l.. Thomas, North East; Back
Brother, Charlcstuwn; Andrew Kidd, Port De
posts j. 5. Evcrist, KowlAndsville; II. 5. Sites
Principe.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-07-01
Che0p, cheaper, cheapest.

tHt0p, CI5tdPE1, cNC0pfS.
& LIST OF some Of the choap goods TO be
IA found at % Market street.
No. !. 20 Gozei. linen cambria hdi. rs 10 cts
.. 10 d. cotton rcriere border | !! - cts.
s. do needle worked collars - - cts
4. do do do super 3 81 cts.
i. pieces furniture ditnily II - cts.
6. 20 do French Eiaglums i3 lie cts.
I. A stout bro musIins 6 Ia cts.
s. Al do blca. do 6 ii cts
8. Al purple prints, - l-2 cts
10. GOOD dark nflnts, Ia cts.
/! Red and White wool Flanne!s | ; - cts
/! ps. bro. colt. table diaper, IL IL eta.
Together with great many other goods equal
ly as cheap. n. w. PALMER, agent.
Wilmington, March le