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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23


Articles of treaty made and concluded at the Fond
du Lac of Lake SUPERIOR the second day of August
In The thousand eight huudr and forty
between the United states by their Isaac
'erplanck and Henry NJ Rice and the Chippeway
Indians, OF the Mississippi and Lake SUPERIOR by the
Chiefs and head men.
ART ! 1t Is agreed that the peace and friendship
which exs between the people of the United States
ana the Chippeway Indians, shall be perpetual
Ant H. The Chippswsy Indians Of the Mississippi
ana Lake Superior, osde and sell to the Uoited States
All the land within the following boundaries viz BE-
ginning ut the functions of the Crow Wing and Msss
hPpiriver thence up the Grow Wing to the junction
OF tnas river, with Long Prairie river thence up the
Long rrsrie river to the boundary lus between the
SIOUX ana Chippeway Indians thssce southeriy along
said boundary line to lake at the head of Long Prairie
river thence Ia direct line to the source of the Waup
river thence down the Watup to the Missip pi river
thence up the mississippi the place of beginning And
also all the interest and claim which the Indians par
ties to the treaty may have tract of lyinr upon
and north Of Long Prairie river, called one days
hunt but as the boundary line bstwsesn the In.
dams, parties to this treaty, and the Chippe-
way Indians, commonly called I" Pills eersu Al in
definite IL agreed that before the United States use or
occupy the said tract Of land north Of Long Prairie
river the boundary line between the said tract and the
Psgers lands shall be defined and settled to the satis
faction Of the Piagers.
Anr III. In confederation of the foregoing osssion
he United States agree to to the Of the Chip
Dsvays Of Lake SUPERIOR seventeen thousand dollars In
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nROApWAY THEATRE.--A CARD Mr.. @. II.
ID Barrett takes this hod Of esng his sincere thanks
the very audience who hoqored HIM with their
also tenders his gateal to Madame 0ro
Mesrs Lynne Leach. Artharson w b. Chapman q. BuEe
H. r graitan, Fredeuck Loder. Chubb Ct Luke aud all
the ladies' gentlemen Of the Broadway Company also
to al those artists whose kindly proered and impossible
10 lfof
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BROADWAY OpEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH

BROADWAY OBEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
DPiet,ays sdoon-Under the MANAGEMENT Of +. GREE.
Ley Monday Jan 2tPosvey the last right Of the
Model A,5stsIPart fsvorite Airs sy Miss Blanchard
Part II to commence with splendid series Of TAB
LEAUX XiyANTS, or Lying Mae and Female Figures
jan Triumph kubea. Virgin the Rose Gil Te len
he Queen Of Flowers the Fe male Thorn Extractor ayp
sos Organ. sceae from the peuge, The Evening Stars
SON and of s glorious Battle Of New Orleans Orchestra
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sAAC A. vERPLANCK,
u. NJ. RICE.
One s0hs has lost a tooth.
Ths Whiie Fisher.
BaisGm.
The bad boy.
One ,oho moves in front.
Raosn's feather.
Through the earth.
Oae tpho stands ahead.
Il hoiiotr sky.
One who increases the earth
by tDGlking over IL.
One who changes his seat.
Big Martha.
The Otter.
The White Fish.
Black Cloud.
The Bitfern.
The cut ear.
One ,oho leads ia yelling.
The great Frsnchman.
Looms foot.
One who sits ahead.
The last flash Of lightning.
The Martin.
Little Pike.
The old man.
The bird.
The great man.
The centre stream.
The sum mer duck.
The little Eneiishman.
The little reindeer
The ioach.
One tDho usss pine tobacco.
Little Stone.
The strong.
Black.
Changing his feathers.
Berry hunter.
The land turtle.
The crossing sky.
Constantly holio,oing.
Lone man.
Tn'toind.
llf-breed).
'isf of Half. breeds).
to (Hslf-bresd)
esEs
Smith Mooers,
M. NJ. Samuels.
H Blatchford, Interpreter.
w. A. Atkins.
Julius Austrian.
August 8, 1877.
ID consent to the same.
<, BUG-ON- A. X r.-SHIG,
,eways, and Chief of Crow
Hole in the sky.
alter Sloan
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DARK THEATRE-MEssRs. SAN IDS, LENT CO.'S
IL Americ1 Cmcus-SnlI Another and Change OF Fer.
appearance Of Mr. Sands n his
TERsBiRG Frat Appearance Of Mr. Mseisan Frat pro-
Everv attset,sn in one grand bill Clowns Penand, La
throp and Gardner Dress rcle and ParQq,ts % cents
Children under Of when accompanied by their
parents guardians. 70 the dress circle nail price Doors
sfenoos pc Iormance every Wednesd and Saturday,
IN II az O'clock
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Marble 6re-placss should never be washed In SOAP
suds but with nice oiled cloth, and rubbed dry with
oft rsg.
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BROADWAY THEATRE--MONDAY. EVENING,
ID Jan. 24th will be performed the tragedy Of MAC BETH
Macbeth Nh. Wsl.aek jr; Macduh. Mr. Fleming; Lady
I with hs cHfTAS 81 %HE
ron vahd;rposteI Mr. Ysehe: viscouat de LiEny. Mr.
ester Adolph de Courtney, Mr. Dawssn krstina Miss
Matthew'S Dress CIRCLE end Psrqustle 20 cents; Family
Circles Is eents; Galleryi2H cents Doom at half
O.. perfof 3 Commence 7 o'clock.
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FROM MATANzAs.-We learn from the aurora,
that by Royal Order of the 18th Sept last, the
port of Cardenas opened the LIST inst for the in
Lroduotion of the following articles Lnseed oil cod
fish, spirits Of turps tine white lead In oil powder
anchors spy glasses Ash hooks, rice, iron hoops teas
chain cables boxes carpenters tools axes and adzes
brandy, copper In sheets glue sleeves, raw hides iron
wedges iron thimoes brass pickles guns biscuit so
fat iron, Matches corn meal sheet iron soap cordsge
salt tongues corn, butter ard blocks for vessels can
dewick cane knives, potatoes, paper andirons IRON
picks, pictures cheese scales salt tsllow saws hano-
saws cider sole leather copper tacks jerk oeef cneW-
ing tobacco, iok sperm candles do composition taliow
candles. The Superior Junta Of Havana mas ordered
troduced into the port sgus La Grande and to be In
force until instructions shall be received rom the Home
Govsrnmsnt-C harlsston Courier, Jan. II,
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M ECH iNICS HALL, Az BKO tDWAY, BETWEEN
IVA Grand sat Broome us-Crowded to owe howisg with
TIE week except Monday unabatsd success
oldest established Bsnd in the United states f. Chr.y
e. ~ Cbristv E. Pierce Rlynor, Abbott, T. Vaughn,
whose origin, and inmtnbe Concerts nightly honored
wi crowded and highly respectable audiences aud
sally admitted to excel Of similar charsc-
offered thus city Admission Is cents children under
10 yeas half pice Doors open at oeloet-concen will
Doors open at g at o'clock On Monday
ing. Jan. "a. at the Brooklyn Institute.
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CHATHAM THFATnE--.IEN1FfI or Nh. J.
January a. Mr.. Dsschev win sshS Sc Classical Sespe or
Aps,sp, Ss;e1 SE Ssii ps ~ :sssss esRs1 Of
aoa BSb HSdys Ms Fisid ss'i. a. hsif Ma Mli; e.
MODEL ARTtSTS viii appear . her sdnizsd tahlssux
vvaats The whos coneaae with he dranate spectacle
Sutherland; Aisxiss, Mrs Wknsoa. Boxes Is cssss; Fit
lak Doom open At halfpsst s, performance to
m ar
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ROWEtY III a ~. :. r0,;0Da - ss,.s. -.
BATTLE or MEXICO. the Capture of The Halls of the
MS,saamas, writtea and prodseei under dsS.ion Of
sasi,ted by Mr.: steveus Daring which will b; faithfully
veiaatsers' MONDAY EVENiNG, January Hth. is!s
will be psrforIned new National Spect.es, entitled the
Moptezumas. Amercans-Genera Scott (Coamsndsr:in in
chief Of The army, W Mash, u; Capt ws.esd BuEts;
Of Dor Fraasi.sO il love with winhToD, Mr. Lee
Previous to which, the drama IF On ARL0TTE III.
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DOsITIvELY, THE LAST CONCERT BY The
Seyermarksche Musical Company, at the Taterpacle
Tuesday Ian o. 1913. rs tn will be cir last appear
their departure r Philadelphia the ST. Band
will this OCCASION their iicent aona
tame fjr the Grs TINE IN America choice viii
be Ir,scrted Tickets 80 cents Doors hafpas
Concert at hafpa ecseiv The ofeyermarksc Mu,i
cal Compnv will give thsr Second and last Concert the
Female e DEM. Rrook vr on Noaday Evening. Ian
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SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS-NIBLO'5 NJ
Oh1mr1 Saloon The unde ened leader of the celebrated
" Music Band Pat III. numerous families
reectfuy announces that he ha. made with
Mr. John Nibo proprietor OF the above cle establishment
to give Of Sunday Evening" Concerts during the
ter consisting Of ssced Music, viz0vettures Pot
TonT,s Arias tanti Choruses &c &c from the works
Of HAYDN Handel Moz'rt, Beethoven, Spohr Mentes,ohn
Rossn and he lni. The generally expressed of tie
public the merits of The abov. Band when Engaged
Elraoga has induced MIR Schneider above
arrangements, aud he confident that corresponding
return y be made BY liberal and DISCERNING public lick
Illuminated aud dies aud gentlemen obtain ree
of he highest RIDER m taeiu and rrsrecul attendance
10 comGi.uos at half 'st each Sunday evening g.
HNEfDER
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MlTCHELL,s OLYMPIC ENTHUSIASTICALLY
nsaee With he pEvIL IN aaIS@ Mn. Mary sY Ysr
cSa A assy x. ~ H
Green, NJ, Hollsad; Lsnty scrimmaSe, Mr. C9sninghs%,
A lURTLE-Timothy Dandelion. Mr. Holland; Mrs Tur.
t!e NJ Clark; Mrs Tnrtle Mrs Timm To conclude with
MODEL OF A WIFE-Mr. Stump, Mr.. Cunningham !;
Tom Mr.. C9aover; MIS-. Stump. Mrs. Henry Doors
GEMS: Roxss IS: PIT. shilling
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Az ALNUT srHEET THEATRE, ,HILADhLrUIA
w Monday Evening, Jan "a. 1918, viii be reformed st
iime, a new dr,ma BY Mr.. Lover, entitled MCCARTHY
hCHE. Mccarthy MoIc, Mr.. LeInan Sir Feiguory Pin
NJ Shspmsn juhp Dean, MI g II Andrews b rby fuf
liyan Mn Lover; Lady PIP Mrs Thayer Mary Mscarhy
THE MAN AID The rIGER-spasher, Mr.. wheatley;
Bob MIR. Chapman. Gland Pas Sc ul from the Night
Owl" by Nile Celeste To conclude with III
of BOM3ASTES FURlO 5O.-Grucra mbstes, MIR.
Oh pnan King Artaxntmnes, Mr.. Geo II. iLdr'ws Fus
Dos, Mr.. A. Beckett; Di'r'iea, Miss Chspnan-To-n
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"A be presented. the ca.ra OF LUCREZIA BORGIA-Lu-
eIs.s SiEa Teresa r" ouea A:no s.; Setting Ro:.i
s Severe strni Gag ell. g, LeTenzo Bondi; Yiielozz
Mrs. Selma Boulard Petracci, Sr francesca Guibenao
Boxes paIqueite and balcony 81: Amphitheatre SO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-28
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

The subscribers offer for sale that tract
OF land lying in Cecil county, State of Mary
land, ounded on the Suath ny the Bohemia
river. which Is famous for ducks and fi,h.
on the North by the road leading to the fer
ry, and adjoining the Hon. Richard i. Bay
AIDS mansion farm.
The farm contains abnut
300 ACRES.
The soil Of lie hes, quality, with inexhaus-
liable bels Of shell mari; lime can be de'll :
cred on the shore. The buildings conss
OF a good house, barn ana other out build
II gs.
For terms which wi! be acCommodatin
apply 10 WILLIAM BRYAN,
OF CIlAS \. BRYAN
McDonongl, New Castle county, Del,
sept. -GW,
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New Store in EIktOn.
Cuick sales and Small Profits

WILLIAM PEIL respectfully announces 10
hr citizens Of Elhton and It's vicinity, that he has
taken the Store House in the East end of the
town formerly occupied by Mr.. Kennard, where
he has opened general assortment Of Dry
Goods and Groceries, Hardware, Qneenswnre.
bacon, mackeral, herring., and all such articles
us oFc usually kept IN general variety Store
II principle in business being that "a nmhlc
srpcnce is better than the slow shilling" he is
tsta-mnea to sell his goods at a small advance
for CASH The public are lnriic,. to give Il i'm
call, and he is confident they VIII ind his as
sortment we'll selected, ard offered ut very low
prlcrn.
:LS'The highest marhct prices gvcn in
cash or goods fer a Il kinds Of country produce
Jane cath lS.-tt
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west Chester Felala Q Seminar
Mss. =. G Evans PRINCIPAL.

This institution is located in the unusually
pleasant and healthy borough of West G ester,
Chester county Pa, to winch access is md
twice a day from the East and West by Rail-
road.
Tuition will embrace all the branches of a
thorough ENGLISH EDUCATION, viz: Or
thogrpphy, Reading, Writing Geography, Gram
mar, Practice! Uad Rational Arithmetic. Book
Keeping, Algebra and Geometry; Natural, An
cent and Modern History; intellectual, Moral
and Natural Philosophy, Plain and Ornamental
Needle Work; and IN addition, instruction will
be givcnin the Latin, French and Germa" LAM
GuAGfS.
TERMs-Tuiton and Boarding, including
washing, hcdd NJ, fuel, lights, Sc SIS per SEES
sion, payable quarterly II advance Music and
the languages at moderate extra charges
1t is with un!cigned satisfaction that we COM
mand Miss p. c. Evans school Ter the particular
accommodation Of boarding pipils Mss Evans
has been engaged for sonc vars in the malage-
mcnt ola female school, III which her peculiar
ability was cvinced and acknowledged. Her tai
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1saalRsE;Asj is
%f1MGspVcC7W
ne GrEz(D1A
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,

-Ui thilN SlTeCt, DuPdIO, ~
Dr.. C. c. Vaughn's Vegetable Lithontriptie
Mixture, 4 celebrated medicine which has made
GREAT CURES IN ALL DISEASES,
Is now introduced into this section. The limits
OF an advertisement win not permit an extended
notice ct this remedy; we have only to say il has
for ITS Agents in the United States and Canadas
large number Of educated
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
in high professional standing, whe make gcner.
al use of it in their practice in tho following dis
eases: Dropsy, Gravel, and dueases of the urin-
AIRY organs; Files and all diseases of the blood;
arrangements of the Liver, Sc, and all general
diseases Of the system. 1t is particularly re-
ques,u4 that al! who plate the use Of this
article, or who desire information respecting it,
VIII obtain pamphlet of 80 pages, which agents
whose namcs are below will gladly give away;
this books treats upon the method OF cure--eX-
plains The pro critics OF the article, and the dis
eases 1t has been used for over this country nd
Europe for four years with such perfect effect.
eua Is pages Of testimony from the highest
vcrrters will be found, with names, places and
Dotcs, which cth be written to by any one in
racslcd, and the parties will answer post paid
communications
SIX for the pamphlet, as no other such pam
phle has ever been seen. The evidence OF tn,
power Of this medicine over all diseases is gui =
anteed by persons Of well known standing in 50
clety.
Put up in 80 OF. and IL OF. bottles. Price 80,
30 OF; 81 y or; the larger being the chea per.
Every bottle has
Sc. C. VAUGHN"
written OH the directions, &c. Sec pmnphlet
page IS. Prepared by DIR G. c. VAUGHN,
and sold at Principal Office lC1 Main Street
Buffalo, N. Y. Offices devoted to sale OF this
irlicle exclusively, 10. Nassau, NewY ark, and
corner OF Essex and Washington, Salem, Mass,
and by all Druggists throughout tins country
and Canada as Agents
AGEN1S.--Dr, J. Wallace, Elkton; r. |.
Thomas, North East; Andrew Kidd, Port Depos-
III John 5. Everist s Co., KowIundsy!lle.
Ian. 22d lS4S.- .iA
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West Philadelphia
s Y % v e ~ d as Ea s.

The subscribers respectfully inform their
friends mi the public that they are now prepar-
ed to execute any orCes with which tncy may
be favored, for their WEST niL,pELrAli Cow
rLLTE CooY Stove, OF winch they have thee
sIzcs; CAHNON and BAnr YLrNrCR Stones, sew
en- sizes; Dasls and l ops Tor " binder Stoves, five
sIzey; Oven PLATES tour slZ.s $; Courage NlN-
-IGiir iAnLoR Stoves, For wood, two sizes; GAS
OVENS, three siZcs; CAsr-,RoE iiEArEEs, and
large and beautiful assortment of Pal.elnS Tor
Iron Railing.
Their goods are all made Of the best matcijal,
and from new ma Beautiful dusi us.
Their Uot hilada Coa3ttit Is, without doubt
The best ana most saicaDic Coos stove n the
market. lh"y are constructed with |!otts Pat
cut Feeder Front and Crate, which gives tlC!G
Il deciutd superiority over az otaerS. They ON
~ want o trial TO confirm what Is here asserted.
Castings o! all kinds made to orGuI win
pronp,ncss aud despatch.
Samples may b. seen aud orders lcis at tie
Foundry, OF at J. b. konLERs la north ST.
cond st; MATHEW 4 DulstAr's, 1871 south Second
st and at WILLIAMS =: liITps 1893 Market street.
WILLIAMS, kOHLEN, AlAI EiLu s co
Aug. ~, IS. G;a.
RE cALISrNK'5 Allie NLlNG ONT
IEa MDNl.-rnwk OF TIE roLLow'cs
! YACT2:
Is. Tint livr-r'ghts Of all We receive into the
ftonmcl', pIss oil through the pores OF the ska,
| in I,t,n,lis p,rspiro,i5n
- Tut ,h. Siin cyoco,,cs morc matie,
.t,on tl,e i,uuos kitnrvsond R.,WcIs nm, ,ore,i-
or.
cd. Tina, Tho Slin dfsrr,rres mare matte, il,
,,v,,tv.lourb ours .hn, tLr pou.els din in If day.
and ,;,,t hv severn .y,rc,., - ,n,n w,I, Lose
three, ,our and five mounds IN onc hour.
IN ma ,Lo Crna,,,r ri'rr"d .he human on,
ic}a yi,b ror,. or ,muJI oranina ia lhs Mines,
:,.,I.iI -ta no ',,Ir tna; I;
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Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an election
will be held at the several places ofhold-
ing elections in Cecil county, on Tues
day the 18th day Of November next, for
the purpose Of voting for eight electors,
TO represent the state Of Maryland in the
electoral college, to choose a President
and Vice President OF the United States.
BENJAMIN SERGEANT, Shelf
Oct. 18th 'L3 Cecil county
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DENTAL SURGERY
WILLIAM l.. JONES.

s---os. Surgeon Dentist from Blltino
lesSS.a having removed to Elkon, offer
SLlLIIYY his professional services to hen
citizens Of Cecil and the ed accent
counties. Office two doors east of Jonhson's
Hotel, lute!y occupied as the Office Of the cecil
County Advocate.
Teeth extracted, fled, plnggnh, or inserted
npon the lat,sl ,ni tnnt iln3fo'ol pfilcip!
very moderate rates.
Special attention win he paid to children
when l,is professional services are required.
Advice gratis.
LADIES' Will be waited On at til cir rCsidcn ces
itdcsre1.
Very uperior dca.r'ri:.s Of his own manu- :
thcture always on hand
May 18th IS 6m..
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DasuerreOtype Portraits.
Oct 7th '4S-6w

OF superior quality, hand somey colorod
and put up in beautiful Morocco Cases, complete
for only ONE DOLLA X, at SrlElEn's CHEAP
DAGJERRrAN GALLERY, No. so 10 Walnr
Street, below Fourth, Philadelphia, All Pic
lures made at this establishment VIII be rQiran
ted perfect,
Sept. s3--6m.
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pulLApEDrntA Au-

Ifst
~. r-1,, hor,o i, ,,Inc,a,. h.n-
HH my ~ nuy L"s' I w,sol. ,rked v,th a
u ~ VI =. ,''.J Tho norn,oius. II was
''o'r"' wa" -, f?.d IN Law nv in New
81 Wv ,m,,l.i,,y nv b, slnes..
o rf.1 ~ ;toI I re.u,nrd to plIiadrlohia:
"A mug plt,n Cn,lin.s. Go. recon.
wei -'' 81, 40 ~ D1VIs'S SYRUP OF
Wi n f,IlEpny AND TAR. Hai-ing bueii-
a.,a,,J,o ard y,;;l The ipceuvru:enc,
L., .Ls.,,,, rrn,, h,rte, could not take
:, ,.,,Ia,, ,r rc. ,hr nro,pr attention to the
80, d;,,,t.t found qyca, b.uet,, hoy
,s" &c., ,,,,;,,r ,art Of il hIttie, WIS partially
49,. n I'D a',.,,ni !, .,,rt on nv Journey
hasa' paor,...,n,, ,he r,,,n,nius. | was expo
Ia sa-,,ro 49, which renewed the attack
9Th rre,tIv ;pcrenscd violence, followed ~
h,r,ssr, couyh. prcut eSpec,oration OF nucns,
and bc,vy night sweais, theso continued Sc
.ore on NV message down thc river. that every
lime invoke ! was literally soaked With nus-
&c ..bioh r,;pnod fy.,o INV bo!y in yuantity
n. oreat As if had lust come Iroma bath Ar
rived a, home nv friends aud family We're alarm
ed nj nv situation, and thon.At that | wa.in
.a,;d ~. o,u,n;r,, consu,rpt;on.. ind could not
1.-Two ,,,,nv nook iorr,r Al this time the cough
WINS s.yerc, attached yith Inuch expectoraL ION
-.,, IN ,ha h-oas,, and great enmciatiun, not
pioht swen,s sin co,.,iruInr. A short time at
-or nv re,nrn re- nc,iug On the partial bcuett
had roceivea from, DIR, Davig's Syrup, which
had not attracted nv particular attention at the
tin,a tonk Il. not ihrn thinking my situation
a,nooror. / resur,ed ,anipru (som, of it nav.
;no bean cont ON, ia me On. sale). | found I'M
mediate relief and nv Improvement was SO rap
A that hv fine .,nn had taken two bottle II III
- -, L. .,,,,.,l Ia health and koya :,
80 .s|,i,., =, ,,, ,l,, ,sn,,h,
ou''liieu' 70 10 tt?. .,},,l". ,,.',,,,,
my recovery eHt"e'y " ''" '1'Nu"o ..T ~
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FURS.
FU KS.
RICH FANCY FURs FOR LADIES' WEAR.
Charles. 0akford, Furrier.
No. lO4 CHESTNUT ST

No. IOI CHI ESTNUT ST,
n ts,c Doors ADORE Third, Philadelphia,
would invite the ladiesto call and examine his
super or stock of Muffs, Boas, Tippets, &c. of
every variety, consisting of Rich Russia Sable,
Iudson's Bay Martin, Norwich Martin, Mink
Sabes, Baum Martin, Stone Martin, Erminc,
Fitch Lynx, &c. SC. These skins have been
selected with great care and are made by the
best workmin in the country. Ladies may rest
assured that no article will be offered for sale
in this establishment, tina! is not perfect in every
respect.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
l04 Chestnut ST. q few doors above Third, hi
adelphia. Sept'-Gmif
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Fall and Winter Goods.
Et lsaber.

The subscribers lave just received ON Port
Deposit a fresh supply o. Lumber OF every. dcs-
cripuon, embracing rnc Boards of all qualities;
lie inch Siding; Pine and Hemlock josts and
s.udding; Pine and Cypress Shngles of all
lens tbs Hemlock Fencing Boards &C., winch
they will ,iter to the public on the most acco n
mo Iating terms.
BENNETT s; KARSNER.
July - rs 7m Chesapeake City
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a 1900 ----=-
4 Cent Reward.

Runaway from the Subscriber, residing in iii
Neck, on Mon"ay the 18th inst white boy
named Perry Short, an indcntcd apprentice to the
farming business. The said boy is abont IA
years OF age, and had on when lie went away
linen roundabout, striped pants and buff vest
All persons arc forbid harborng or trusting said
boy, and the above reward, will be paid to any
nc returning him to me.
GEORGE HARRISON.
Sept. est.
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A ard TO the Public.

Those n ant of good, substantial and cheap
Furn iture, will fix general assortment at the
Ware Rooms Of the subscriber in roaT DErosir
This place being one Of tie largts, lumber de
pots in the country 1t is evident TO every person
at glance, that few persons in Tho business
have the same facilities to procure the very bcs,
OF materials, without which good furniture can
no: be made. In pon, Of Workmanship, if it is
rot what t is represented, you are at liberty to
return 1t, and get your money back.
4 large and general assortment Of }Vndso
Chairs on hand and such as cane scat, and d,
ing chairs CT all prices and patterns.
J ID. MtRSllBANk'
Fort Deposit, May 20, '4S-Gn.
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.E " 'F'gG'E.

The subscriber having been appointed Consta
bic tur the Third ELECTION District ofCecil coul
ly, bres leave to inform lis friends and the pul,
lie generally, that he is now prepared TO atlen
TO all business that may be entrusted to his care
with promptncss.
THOMAS THACKERY.
n. Is, Persons wishing 10 place accounts ln
my ImnUs can leave them with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander, t.sgs.
Deer II 'i1-9m T. T.
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Shingles, Plaster's Laths & Pickets
25o,ooo LIST quality white pine lSin. Shingles
100, 000 End do 90 do
10000 Plasterng Lnlhs,
l5,0G0 J.? 1t. faIes Tor fence,
Landing, and tcr sale low for Cash, or any kind
off," ~ produre taken in exchange by
TONE & RINEuAR