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SOaD and Candles,

'HE subscriber grateful for aors received for
past would solicit continuance at the Old Stand
PROSPECT STREET where all may depend upon prompt
attention good article has been had heretofore
Worcester, May 20. DIFF GEORGE w. RUGG.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

THE Woiceuter County Shooters Club will pay, on
conviction ofany person for killing having in posses
sion any Bird known Woodcock before the fourth day
of July next the OF FiUe Dollars for the first Bird
One Dollar for each additional bird. Also, like
killing having in possession any the Birds
Partrdges and Quail before the first day OF September
next G.. A. HAMILTON, Sec'ry
Worcester, May 10. d8w w. S. c.
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Rich Deni Wells,

WANTED,
A N American GIRL TO do house work. at No. Orange
n Street. 8. p. CHAMPNEY.
June so. dwtf
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Lost,
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, Jane Hill, my wife, has lefl my bed and
w board, do hereby forbid all persons harboring
trusting her my account, for will pay debts Of her
contracting after this date. DAVID HILL
Worcester June 29, 1913.
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Poultry Wanted.

NASH PAID for all kinds of Poultry, dead 0
" alve-live Pigeons, Squirrels, and all kinds of Can
in the OF it, at SPUR & LEWIS'S.
Worcester, May H. JOHN H. GRANGER.
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To Let.

- A FIRST-RATE TENEMENT of six rooms, at
kMs n the corner of Austin and Sp ruce SITS. Possess
.ksaGs4 sion given the first of July. Inquire of
June 81. d R. II BROWNING.
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To LET.

THHE STABLE Elm Street, belonging the Worces-
House. lease will be given for a OF years
from April l, l648. Possession given Immediately Ap-
piv to T. E. WOOD,
May %. DIFF Worcester House.
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1000 Pine Apples,
AhdE size and In nDe orde just received and for sale
June 80 div
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Dissolution of COpartnersIlip.

THE Copartnershp which has existed under the firm of
L BROWN HOLMAN, was dissolved the 18th of
June, by mutual consent HUGH G. BROWN.
Leicester, June 49, 1849. PERLEY HOLMAN, Jr.
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Port Deposit
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,

This is one of the largest establishments in this
country, of the kind where persons wis hing to
purchase furniture can find anything they want
from pine STOOL to the finest finished sofa, which
can not be surpassed in any cty-the subscriber
understanding the business particularly, IRON the
commonest article in furniture, to the finest in
use and a visit to his ware room, he thinks,
will bear him out in the assertion, which 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 far
nture, such as; Sofas, Ottomans, Divans, Loun-
ges Pier Tab les, Centre do, Card do, Break
last do. Pillar and Scroll Dining tables, Wal
nut and Cherry do do, Dressing Bureaus, Blu
reaus of all Ainds and prlces Mahogany Spring
seat Rocking chairs, Reclining do do, Half
French do do.
Mahogany, Rosewood curlcd and Bird-eye
Maple Bedsteads Of all kinds and patterns
A nd every and any kind Of furniture, for cash,
country Produce or good paper,
He will sell any article for less than it can be
purchased in any city shop, comparing the ma
tcrials and workmanship. Call and see for your
selves. J. d. MARSuBANk.
Port Deposit, Nov. l5th I5--t
N. b. Funerals punctuaIly attended to and
charges moderate.
+. $. Cabinet Makers supplied with mahogany
vencerng plank, boards, and coffin stuff, var
nish glue, &c, as cheap as they can buy IN the
city; curcd maple and cherry generally on hand.
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A Desirable knnunciati0n.

Although, to our knowledge Pimgrcs' celcbrat-
ed Comet has not yet info dud its tail in these
dgrirs,n yet we can "a tale unfold" that we
hope Will please our trends equally as much
TIE sD., -runce of our taic being visible not IN the
''NlUe ,tAlt above" but N the Cclia', OF the
Cheap Store at Cherry Hill, occupied by the
Pub! les haubIe servants, the undersigned who
offer their friends the above named substance IN
the form Of
First rate New crop New Orleans
Snrars 6 ii Il ! cts per ID
I" b" New Orleans and Trim
dad moasses 81 - cts per gal
* {" Rio Coffee & 10 cts per d.
Rice Ia cts per h..
" 4" Cheese IL cts pei 10
Together with Bacon, Salt, Soap and Can
dies, and general assortment Of Dry Goods, all
of which they offer to their friends at greatly re-
duccd prices, knowing the scarcity OF "tIe need
fuI."
Country produce taken in exchange for goods
and the best prices given. Call and examine for
yourselves, and will abide the result.
SHIPPERS X CRAWFORD.
Cherry Hill Feb. I-th AS
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&EHkGasEHBIEg lbs
S.HRS.HP.HRILL.A,

i ~ n
L" We PG"o"e'" o"'t y "t n,SeuseS ~ 'Se"s
from an impure condition Of the Blood.
PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
The individual who is unfortunately the vic
tim ct hereditary d'sease-coVefed PefhaPs'
with scroulous ulcers of the most loathsome
character-alilIc,ed with gandular swollings
rouracied limbs-thc severe and painful. effects,
Of chronic Rheumatism white swclhngs. dis
eascd bones, cutancous affections, or any Of tho
complaints arising from unhealthy blood, should
at cncc resort to the great restotcr OF health
the king ot mediclneS,- Oh III ifEhD@ Bans
APARlLLA Hundreds who have been allie
ted for years with arrangement o, inc organs
differentiation and SECRETION, have been removal
ted,--cured restore" To NE, as II Were' "hn arc
now living evidences IN FAVOR OF tins wondef-
tul and lnostlmab'y vaInan'e preparation, score"
Of ccrIiicate are at hand 10 prove 10 inc uii-
bccvcing lis powerful riiicacy,
CONSt VIZ ION ~ NED
BH the use q AhfPAtFdS H"fNdPdFH"
he following is from gentleman OF re-
sncctahlc standing in Baltimore who was c!iec-
l,aIIv cured OF that dreadful disease Cunsnmp-
tion. by few bottles of Shepherds SarsaparIi-
la. BALrlMoEc, Aug 10Th, lSi1'
Th;s * 10 certify NAT was fist sinking un
.,aa Eo,,,,,t;on of The Lnnrs, nn
I'll was recommended To try Shepherds Safs
nnnrilI, which fortunately did and am undo
the strongest conviction that it saved my life
am now rapidly recovering and hope i'll a
sI,r. time ia he restored 10 perfect health; IN
der no consideration would | be without the
medicine DAVID RlCkEl is.
No. %, Hill street
BRONCHITIS CURED
How MANY are there suffering from Bron-
chitis, or consumption in the throat, and con-
,inuinr to suffer from year 10 year
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From the Daily Memphis Enquirer.
The Broken Vase.

"-et ellie romph lie raSe, ct rcpandit lie par
fun sur la tete de Jesus
ST.. MARK, XIV, So.
Marb'd you that lordly ease from which, when
broken,
Such itch perfume descended on the head
OF Gods dear Son, lat Smon's house,) in token
That soon he should be numbered with the
dead!
Hast never thought how envicd was that city,
Proud BETHANY, which entertained our Lori!
Meier cnved hprous Simon, who, in pity,
Received the jcmale who that SpiLenmd PomcR
And when complaints of costly waste wore ut
tered,
Touching three hundred pennwrorth oftfrift,-
And when those vain pretenders bllndly mutter-
cd,
As if the poor they would enrich by gift.
Didst never mark the Saviour's prompt injunc-
tOn,
"Lct her alonc why trouble We herr s'c
T'annilt me for my burial, brings this nncton-
Throughout the earth remembered lie. her be-"
Twas that fra one who at the cross attended,
When bundled Jews the Lore Of glory slew
Who, when they laid him in the tomb, there
wendell
Her way; and sadly thence withdrew,
Twas Nagdalcn, from whom came seven devils,
Rv potency miraculous cast out:
Who. grateful for her cleansing from those evils,
Dcvoutly followed Gods dear Son about.
Touching that raye, in thought hast never que
red,
As to who made it--whele twas made; who
filed
With thoughts like these, thy mind hast never
wcaricd:
Hast never wished tic mental struggle stlcd?
When God in wisdom formed the earth and
heaven,
He made his image, man, to dwell below
And, in his love- an angel bride was given,
That man, though earthly, heavenly joys
might know.
So should We sec some fal, fir erring sinner,
Who seems als. from virtues path 10 stray,
The brohcn rase rculrmhcr-spoth her. win her
Thus sweety, mildly, back to virtues way.
Or, if pGrchancc You meet a SHINING brother,
On him Inc unCtiou Of compassion pJur:--
Thus, feeling for the GaltieS ofauotnar,
LOVE- come 30 open and perfume heavens door
Mg,rns, Jannutv, ISIS SCR NGGS.
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HMsEY's PATENT Com AND SILVER Mag
NETIc PIILs.-'i'his valuable discovery consists
of two dist!cct medicinal prerarailons Wa the
Gold or Positive, and tho Silver or Negative
Pills. One more Of each class beng taken
together, dissolve in the stomach; their proper
ties becoming thus infused together generate
Magnetic action, whose influence passes TO
every part of the SYSTEM purlilcs the blood, ana
arrests the course of disease.
To many this singular effect would appear al
most incredible, were it not we'll established,
from the fact that the Gold and Silver Pills
taken together, are nearly five times more ben
cicial than the same number OF either class
we've tLcv to be taken separately
la some instances, sensations OF a singular ma
tur", posing to every extremity of the system
are rxpur 4nced by the patient after having taken
The Pills This, however, is never injurious
in the slightest degree, or dlsagrceahle to the
paien, II being nothing more than the sight
eccllica Influence in the nervous system and
blood. notwithstanding, 1t Is without doubt
this influence. thowcvcI S,na Il it may appear to
be- which gives the Gold and Silver Pills pow
er OF curing disease never before posscsSen by
any other medicine.
Their virtues will he found unparalleled IN
the cure ofall Bilious Disorders, Dyspcptia, In.
digestion, Headache, Giddincss, Foul CampleX-
ION, Jaundicc, Fevcrs Colds, influenza, Alice
IONS Of the Liver, Erupti0ns Of the Skin, Fever
and Ague, Dropsy. Worms and all diseases orr
gnating from a foul state Of the Stomach and
supcrabundanco ofBiIo.
This remarkable medicine is put up in boxes
containing 24 pills each, or eight of the Gold
and sixteen of the Silver, IN every box.
The Gold and Silver Pills neither cause grip
ing or Inconvenience, nor havc they any taste OF
medicine whatever, but are easier and more
pleasant to take than Sugar-coated Pills, while
in point eff medicinal Xrfuo, they admit OF no
comparison with that article or any other medi-
cine.
A circular giving full explanation of the
two fold action of the Gold and Silver Pills, can
be had Of the agent gratis--Prico only 25 cents
per box, containing both kinds, and for sale at
the General Depot, No. CourtIandt-st. New
York.
AGENTS.-Dr. ]. Wallace, II II. Mitchell,
E!klon; r. l.. Thomas North East; Black x
Brother, Charlcstown; Andrew Kidd, Port De
post; J. S. Everist, Rowlandsyllc; IL. S. Sites,
Principle.
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PLEASE TAKE NOTlCE-Wc have been
frequently annoyed by a soap vendcr III fhia-
dclphia, named lluucl, who mcamIy copies our
advertisements and applies the same TO his own
use. Now, what Principle can man possess
who will condrsccnd to make use OF such mean
articles 10 insure his success and make his Nrtl-
clcs sell. A man S composition or his stereotype
matter, is as much his property as his stock III
business or goods, wares and chatlr!S; II, thch'
another man meany adopts such composition or
property for his own use, what batter Is he tich
a rogue who will make Illegal use OF your goods;
In little handbill of ours which we wrap
around our Chinese .Nedicoicd Soap, we nave ut
the head Of the bill a small paragraph winch
reads thus:
ain an evil hour the serpent entered Paradise,
and Beauty lost It's charm. But the Advise gave
man power over all animal and vegetable mat
ter. And the mysterious secrets OF restoring
unto woman her former pure, clear ahd hchnt-
fiil complexion, is combined in kadwaY's Gilt
ncsc Alcdicatcd Soap
On looking over the Philadelphia Ledger on
Monday, the 18th Oct. we were surprised to see
oar matter made us o! for dressing nn another
man : article. and that man our c"IApctlior IN
business and for the pIhcs appreciation OF our
respective articles. We offer TO the public Rad
ways Chinese Mcdicated Soap as sure eAtc-
certain cure for ali eruptiolls vi the skin. us Il
Toilet Soap, we candidy believe it to be The
most superior soap c&tant. As Medicated
Soap we sincerely believe it to possess qualities
" uch no other soap possesses.
For the cure OF salt Ihcum, rIngworm, erys-
pcas, chappcd, cracked and rcpuIFivc skin, we
know it is certain in its effects, and is superior to
all Others ever invented. Lastly, we never con
descend to make use of other mems composition
to make our articles sell. Wcturlhcrnorc warn
this man. Jules Ilaucl, not to infringe on our
ri ghts, or make use in any manner whatever OF
our stereotype composition. Nllh these few
remarks we leave the public to Judge the merits
Of our Chinese Nlcd,catcd Soap, and the merits
of an article clothed in false coIors to make it
sell.
j. R. G RApwAY, 9 Comtlandt St, n. Y.
AGENTS.-Dr J. Wallace, II. II. Mitchell,
Elkton; r. l.. Thomas, North East; Black \
Brother, CharIestown; Andrew Kidd, Port De-
post; J. 5. EyoriSt, Rowlandsyl!ci ii. >. Sites.
Principe.
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ward b. Lewis, appointed by me Trustee TO t''o
said Thomas w. Summons, and the said Irus-
tee having given bond with approved security
for the performance of the Trust, and certified
in writing to me that he was in possession Of at,
the estate of sud petitioner mentioned in his
schedule, | do therefore order that the said
Thomas w. Simmons, be discharged from I'M
prisonmcnt and that he give notice to his cred
itors oc his application for the lnsolvcnL Laws oil
the State Of Maryland, and that the first Tncs-
day next althe first Monday in Aplilncxt is the
day appointed FIR his appearance before the
Judges of Cecil county Court, to answer such
inerrogatorics and allegations as may be pro-
pounded to him relative to his said application,
That the said notice he given by advertisement
in some news apcr printed in Cecil county once
IL week for Il, least three months before said first
Tuesday in tn next April Term of Cecil county.
Court Given under my hand this 18th day OF
cptcmhcr 1871. ABiiAM NllANbl.Hh'
True Copy. Test -.
GEORGE McCUNOUGH. elk,
Jan. LIST 1SiS-3m of Cecil county Court
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Siaicoi .WuVldHd, Ccci c0WRy, SGT:
TTpON application made to me the subs crlbor
4 one Of the Judges of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county by James Clark of said county I'M
prisoncd for debts he is unable TO pay, by ms
petition praying the benefit Of the Insolvcnt
laws of this State, Il schedule OF ms property
and Of his creditors aad debtors, on oath, as far
as he can at present ascertain the same, being
annexed 10 his petition and the said petitioner
having satisfied mn that he has resided for two
yeats last past Ia 'he State of Maryland, and he
having taken d.. oath prescribed by the Act OF
1905, Chapter ! 10 and given bond with security
sufficient for his appearance heur" the Judges
Of Cecil county court, on the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday in April next, and at such
other time or times as the said court may direct,
10 Al swo such iucrrogat orics and allegations as
may be made against him relative to his 1pp!l-
cation and having also complied with tine re-
quisions of the act Of Assembly 10y cXscutmr a
deed OF! ali his property real, personal and mixed
TO Joseph Wells, appointed BY nae Trustee to
the said james Clark and the said Trustee hay
mr. given bond with approved security for the
performance of the trust, and certified III writing
TO me that he was in possession oil all the estate
Of the said petitioner mentioned IN his schedule,
do therefore order that the said James Clark
be discharged from mpt Sonmcnt and that he
give notice TO his creditors Of his application for
the benefit of the lnsolvcut Laws Of the State
of Maryland and that the first Tue:ljy next
after the first Monday in April next is the day
appointed for his appearance before the judges
OF Cecil county court to answer such utCrrogl-
tories and allegations as may be propoundcd
To- him relative to his sad application; that the
said notice be given by advertisement in some
newspaper printed in Cecil county once a week
for ihrce mculs at least before said first Fues.
tiny nilnr Inc first Monday in Anrl next Given
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A Gard.
Brown 4 McInlirc,

Respectfully tondcrthe,rt thanks to the Public
or the very liberal encouragement extended to
hem, since they commenced business, and beg
cavcto inform them that they have just rccelv-
ed, fresh from the city, the
llANDsoMEsr mt BEST assortment Of
KNsS S. bH inter GGOtSS
they have ever purchase /, which taken in con-
nection with the fact that the prices are now
LOWER THAN EVER
induces them to hope for II continuance of the
patronage they have heretofore RECEIVED; to Sc
cure which, they will direct their unwcafiod at
terttun.
Elkton, April, cath lS47.
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state of Nughanh. Cecil comfy, Set.
HTPON application made TO me the snbscr-
q Der one Of the Judges of the Orphans Court
of Cecil county By Firstly Evans Of said county
imprisuncd for debts he is unable TO pay, by ms
peti ion praying the benefit oil the Insovent laws
Of tins state, a schedule Of his property and OF
his creditors and debtors, on OATH as tar as ne
can at present ascertain the same, beng annex
ed to his petition, and the said petitioner having
satisfied me that he has resided for two years
last past in the State of Maryland. and he nav
mo taken the oath prescribed by the act OF ISN2
Chapter no. ond given bond with security SUI
ticlcnt for his appearance before u c JUDGES u
Cecil county court on the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday in April next and at such
other tune or times as the said court may dlrcct,
10 answer svcII Undergraduates and allegations,
as may be made against hun relative to his APP
plicltiun and having complied with ,he feIuI-
stions ofthc act of assembly, passed at ncctm-
Der Session 1925. entitled an Act relative TO M
solvent debtors Chapter ?0j, and the several
supplements thereto, by executing a deed o' all
lis property real, pcrSo nal and mixed to James
y. Scott, "a; pointed by me Trustee to the SAID
Frishy Evans and the said trustee having given
bond with approved security Tor the performances
of the trust, and certified III writing to the tlal
he was in possession o.! all the estate OF the said
petitioner mentioned in his schedule, do there
iulc order that the said Frsby Evans be discIarg-
ed from imprisonment, and that hc give notice
TO his creditors ofms application for TIE benefit
Of the lnsovrnt Laws OF the State Of Maryland,
and that the first MondIy in April next is the
day appointed for his appearance before the
Judges Of Cecil county Court, TO ansWc such
Undergraduates and allegations as may be pro-
pounded to him relative to his said application;
that the said notice be given b. advertisement
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S't'c IF M,y''n', Ccri' co"1Hg, Set:
TTpDN ur..!iratiun made To me the subscriber
Y one OF the Judges of the Orphans Conr, OF
Cecil county by George +. Wooiey, OF said
county imprlsoned for debts he is unable to pay,
by his petition pra, ing the benefit Of the insoI-
vent Laws of this State, schedule OF his pro-
perry and of his creditors and debtors, on odth
as far as he can at present ascertain the same
being annexed to his petition, and the said retl
toner having satisfied me that tic has resided
for two wears last past in the State of Maryland,
and he having taken the oath prcscrlbcdby the
Act Of l05 Chapter 10 and gwen bond Win
security sufficient for his appearance before the
Judges Of Cecil county court, on the iirst ucS-
day in the next April Tenn of said court, ami
it such other time or times rs the SAID court may
direct to answer such heterogeneous ana ale
cations as may be made aga'nsi INN rciat'Ve 10
his application and IRVING complied win the
acquisitions of the act Of Assembly, passed at
December Session 1925, entitled an act rclniIVe
70 insolvcn; den,ors Chapter EOS, and the sever
Il supplements thereto By executing "A deed OF
all his property real personal and mixed 10 AZ
cxaodcr Wilson. appointed by me Trustee to the
said George +. Noolcv, and the SAID trustee
havins oivcn bond with approved security tor
,hc performance Of the trust, and certified | II
writing to me that he was in possession OF all
the estate of said petitioner mentioned III ms
schedule, | do therefore order that the FaiH
George +. Woocy, be discharged from lmpri"-
ment and that he rive notice to his creditors OIL
hs application for the benefit Of the lnsoIveni
Laws of the State Of Maryland, and that the
first Tuesday next after the first Monday IN
April next is the day appointed for his appear
ancc before the Judges of Cecil county court,
TO answer such imtcrrogat"rics and allegations
as may be prupounded to him relative 10 his
said application; that the said notice be gven by
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-03-18

ANCIENT GUIDES IN AGRICULTURE.
In the early days of Agriculture. the iarm-
crs used to note the approach of The seasons
by the appearance otaimaIS, aud the pn,-
tine forth OF leaves and flowers; and these
were there guides for plou@hin@ and sowing.
Perhaps these were olleutmes. and ate now,
a. rood as indicators of the advance Of The
seasons as any. According to Stliu4Neet,
il was a rule with the hnSbandman OF Nor
folk that when the oat calkMs begin to shed
tapir seed, ii was proper time 10 SOW bar
ley. Heoiod says tina, when The voice OF The
crane is heard overhead. then is the time for
pIonghng: that if it should rain for three days
together when The cuckoo sings. late sowing
will then be as good as early sowing: that
when snals begin 10 creep out OF their holes
and climb up the plants, it is time 10 leave
off digging about vines and take TO pruning.
This is a wonderful coincidence, observes
the same author. winch probably takes place
in all countries, between vegetation and the
arrival of the birds of passage Linnaeus
says that in Sweden the wood auemoue
blooms from the ARRIVAL of the swallow: and
Stl.Nn9tlee', FOUND lnlt, III Nprloik, The SWa-
low arrived on the 9Th ofApril, and the ane-
none doomed on the 10th. In this county
it begins TO bloom from the Isl to the 10th of
May, and the swallows anive about that
time. In our latitude, tie surest index of
the advance Of the season to the point when
ii is reasonable 10 suppose that the warm
weather is about established, and trosls COM
p'eteIy adjourned is the appearance OF that
curious, parli-colored fellow, Bob Lincoln.
He is pretty snict observer oFthe march of
old Sol nonhward, aud is very careful not 10
ou,srip him in his migration from the sunny
south, lie comes when lie is sure that warm
weather will continue, and he is off before
the irosts of autumn have a chance 10 nip
his toes WheA lie begins TO ''couquedlee"
to you in he meadows, never fear TO put in
your corn and garden sauce.