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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

Egramant, Beths co. lMsss) Nov %. 1872.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful story
Of suffering aud relief, OF winch, physician aud wit
hess IA tie ca-e, cneeftall endorse. DR CHAPMAN
NOTlCE-fhe genuiae tphau's Eleetuarv has his
written signature ihus 20 a Urtam, A. ~ The
ia.d Is atone done with zen. Prcs p per hoN.
kEi CHAN, III Fulton street, n y. and ~ Druggists
generally throuG houl re United States aud Caaadas
ian I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
SHERMAN'S oLOSAoN1AN,
AIIrUEALING ia SIM.

r. SIX your friends if they know Of any ihing ma
Ii win So speed Y long and tedious cough, RAJ
sing Of HOOD. bronchitis dyspcptc consumption hnafse
ness Influenza aut diseases othe throat the Obese
auisu7 AMI thct viii tell youuo. There never a. as
vet been remedy introduced 10 public notice winch ma
een proGnctve OF 20 much good in short space o.
.s.. u Irhg -TIf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
SPLITTING BLOOD,

Mrs. THoSBoURSE. 352 Monroe street. who had heen
roulled for great length of time by cough,
md raised quantities Of blood, relieved by bottle
the Olosoanian and declares the greatest remedy in
he world
DENNIS KELLY, eG Water street. relieved from the
anne complaint. although he very much reduced
when commenced taking IT. having been under tho
are his physician during the past winter. Although
coughcd constantly and very Huch troubled with
ieht sweats Two bottles of the remedy enabled HIM 10
siurn to his daily work
DAWN HENDERsoE, 60 Light street. George w. Bur
eft formerly of Newark, \. j., Henry Lishon 1870
ngston street and other persons lave heei
peediiy and permanently cured OF the complain
Y this remedy.
u,,c. = m loftta SOLD bxf la "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, AND DISEASES
THE WINDPIPE.

These diseases proceed from the serosty or correc
humors of the blood having settled itself tie troa
ant lungs, and stopped them up, that they canIo
draw sufficient air in for respratIon Doctor Sweeser'
Panacea will give immediate relief and to make the
perfect and certain, il should he continued some tim,
ailer, II fee the system ofall bad humors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

Dar, 25 bushels Pegs assorted sizes Just received
= : and for sale nv M'CLALLEN, KNOX Il Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

morocco ckInS. Morocco skins, I and dozen
MADRAS Mo. Skins just received and for Sale at thu
Big Red Boot mic MCLALLEN, KNOX Il Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

iS,,,t x,,.,bhiur 50 bolts of Boot Webhins--a
LOW "NopiS' prime article, just received by
milo MCLALLEN, KNOX 4 Co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
II TEAS,

cute all or der4 in their line,
Bafouehes and Bugsies of at
up in good style and as low
Al kinds Of repairing dor
on the most reasonable TEN
Gee l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

Spinal affections, enlargement ofthe homes and Joints
while sweIlings hip joint complaint requires. falling
the Towels and womb disease, viii find speedy IN
DR. Sweetsers Panacea. Wherethe disease has been
long standing, the time required 10 make Will be
oDher, but the patient may rest assured that deter
mined will eurci
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

Mr.. CoNroRr 81 White street. low in the
aenth OF December last, that hr was given NJ by has
vssIan: Hrs friends entertained 30 hope OF his reoo-
very lie persuaded tile Olosaoniau. and 10
MS surprise has restored him 10 eath that he is
able to alb about the streets.
Ms ATTREE, tie wifsOf VIM. II AHree James Har.
nan, Esq c. W Hayes Esq all hear testimony
rom their experience of tie healing properties
his great remedy u CONSUMPTION OF The lungs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
cURIcAL DISEASES

Find ssfe and speedy in Doctor Sweetser's Pana
cea IL cures by searching every blood vessel and
ry, and driving out all impurities aud foul humors
muiaied therein, which is the OF rheumatism
Goa I, and swelling OF The joints.
For Dropsy. Falling Of the Bowels, Impurities of the
Blood, Mercnica Taint, Weakness of the spine, Flow
OF blood TO the head, Gddness Buziug noise the
head and ears, DIR, Sweeter's Fanacea VIII give certain
rest IN all severe aud chronic cases, the patients
not he loo often reminded that larger doses and persever
ance Will effect cure.
In Chi!s and Fever, Bilious Fever, Affections, of the
Ey es and Ears Spongy aud Bleeding Gums, Bronchitis
aud recent Coughs and Colds, Dr. Sweetsers Panacea
VIII be found perfectly and certain in lis effects.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16

Which you see on the exterior. come from and have
their in the interior, and might just well have
settled on the lungs, liver or any other part which
know they frequently do, and produce violent
hainmatOTy disorders The humor which occasions
these sores is of highly acrimonious burning nature
We know II from the pain il gives in forming and at
iefwads from It's rapidly ulcerating corroding the
flesh and skin oftle part where il breaks out This
shows the necessity of frequently purifying the blooC
with Dr.. Sweeisers anacea. and keeping such malig
nant hunors subsection.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
BRENTLINhER'S

. lucrative SYRUP for the cure of Scrofula
he following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-16
5E.gI De DTUIN>
DR. SWEETSER,S pANACFA

TT HIS MEDICINE . warranted. on oath not to con
sam particle Of faiOwel. Corrosive SUI imatc Arse
uic. Chloride or cod, or amy defetorions minerals.
The principle upon which this madicae acts. j. w
as sting and hafHuniZng vi tn nature: drives out all
foui acrimonious humors the blood and ody and
by assimatiuE viti and strengthening Tire gastric Juice
81 tie stomach. INSISTS digestion; m short thore
not vein. artery, muscle herve in the humane body
tlat H. not strengthened by tho pANNtEk and IL a,so
possesses thc retna kae pro- ery OF removing mercury
rom f..e lones and joints.
FOR ERR rIIpNS OF THE SKIN --Scurvy, Scor.
'uiic Aneciions. Tun ots. Scronua. Kings Evil.
White swelling. Erysineiss, Ulcers. Cancers. Running
Sere- Scass and tes. time md determined persever-
ance ga In. sWFRrsEE's PAN,rEA. viii eject cure
FOR INDIGESTION.
Rejection of food. Nausea Noniitugs. Nervors Flee
tiuus. RiUous complaints, Headache PaeLess or Re.
male ticeu's-ities. r. Sweet.ers Fanacea viii soon
effect curc; tNi fustnate attended with gripping,
4yug paus the dose should he increased and the
win spen Lc effected. Let the patients frehteu
themselves with the idea that they 100 weak take
much medicine; bot hear in mind that their mildly ope.
rating medicine puts not weakness into the frame SUIT
most certainly draws weakness out. leaves strength in
place and by giving composed sleep at night. aud
annette rel s food. rcanmatCs the whole frame with
vigorous action, clearing the mind and improving the
sight.
| DYSPEPSIA or FIVE YEARS DURATION.
| accompanied irifb No UOus Debility, cured
| I.f 4hg moe qf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-15

Read the following evidence Of Shepherds
Sp-ap1rla' BuiiimOrs, F.b. % Al
Ma J. c. SlitPHEKp,
DEAR Srk:-b" pleased to except my uu'cian-
Ell iEauhS, Tor the spcciuurI al ' ermiiurc, which
ruu have done me ihe ttvOr TO send. have
nSca II III seventeen eases, and III not single
Nsi2n"e has il failed to produce the desired Ell
lrr'--ou tn" contrary rs OPP raiiuns have been
a;rud"d wl'h the most Haneruc success. But
u n"cdrh not tral To SATISFY me Of ia Z tticary
IN drsiruruI worms, Tor when | was informed
BY lus rr"rrctUrs, OF lis component parts | felt
assured ltat 10 use il Juld not be- cuppl Iic,sn,
nor would # IN the least aid or encourage that
u,rctni foe oIth" human fmijy-Guackery.
ih" ingredients have truly been selected with
care and ,he dis1a cable necessity Of following
up the Nr'moar by active catnartics has been
avoided lay the judc)ous adnliXturc otsuch rem
cd,cs rs are best calculated to promote the ac-
ton Of the bowels. iy promugntldg knowl-
edge "i rs virtues throughout; the World have
not 'tr iras; d"Hh out tnat mothers will regard
tHe distribution ot so valuable medicine as the
bruitctrr OF tiel offspring, With sentiments
Gi friendship; am yours tr3!y
W IT, BaLlzr1L A. NJ. NJ" D.
S57Dr' W. H. BaItzeI IS a uauhor Of one
cIIhc most respectable families i'll tue st,c--
vas Il pupil of the renowned SrrGeon Professor
n. r. Smith, graduated vita 'lle highest honors
at the University OF Maryland, and al this Tina
cnloysa prautlce second to none III extent in The
~ OF tic same age
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Far arr X VII On,

p Z ARSON. Wus"S, having rov"d their HtN-
/ rrny and PhrGnpc,L AGtHcY rom tine
corner % Front ana MARKET sts., TO No 10 hrg
- between 5ri nnj iih aua having op"n-d a
CHEAP BOOKSTORE WruiH i"vrtr Tia" At
tn,'ion col purchases 10 tnrjr stock which WI ne
tapna complete N oli the G,iicrrnt departments
oi ti.r,tara.
NI,ao s.,ndafd School Books, Blank Ac-
..n1r aul Ntsn"tin"uIs looks aINdvs ou nJnd.
t.r.an "orns OF particular pltrtn,s ruled and
hnru.I to orjyr "a sr"rt notice.
Ngn uuhHcll,una received rs sooa MS ont.
,.fa,is rasrrc,,tIiv s"Iir,lrd, ud persons send
m- lnr,n nry r,!y uppH Hlv,ng th'm tied with
are. Address lAtSON 4 WILSON.
Sign Of tine Big Boot,
No. - !<mg ST
Nrrl Wilmington, Del.
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SILK PRINCES, GTMPS AND BUT
TONS

or all the leading coIors. TO match Dresses
and ManiliaS (ot our own manuIacture.) a first
rate assortment. OF the best quality, tor sale at
the lowest cash prices, at f ]. 3RGSoiEk :
Fringe aud Trimming store, No. A 5. Second
st. above Chestnut, PuiLApELrHlA. Together
with rcgu iar ASSORTMENT Of Steel Goods, i urSc
Silks, Fans, Ialr iIraid5 and Curs, &c. Also, ii
large lot OF Domestic Cotton Frngcs.
Purchasers are invited to call. They will find
it TO their interest to do 50, as the goods will he
sold CHEAP.
Philadelphia, April 18th ism
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belicyeing its powerful efficacy
CONSU MPFION CT PED.


EY tie use Of Shepherds SalapariNa
7 he following is from gen,leman of re-
spectacle standing in Baltimore who was effec-
tually cured Of that dreadful disease Consump-
ir0n, by a few bottles of Shepherds Sarsaparil
ii. f'LTlMoRe, Mug 29th, is41.
This is to certify that was fast sinking un
dca symptoms oiCOasumpti0n Of The Lungs, un
III was recommended to try Shepherds Sars
aparilI, which iorluaiey did and am unde-
the strongest CONVICTION that it saved my hf.
an now rapidly recovering and hope in
short time to I've restored to perfect health; IN
der no consideration would be without til.
meuicnc' DAVID RICKETTS,.
No %, Hill street
BRONCHITIS CURED
How many are there suffering from Bron-
chtlS, Or consumption in the throat, and con-
iinuiug to auiihr from year to year
wtll2 remedy of the highest character is at
hand, Shepherds Sarsaparilia will afford al
most Instantaneous relief, and ultimately II per-
mnnrnt cure in all Of this krnd. Tho
following is one OF a thousand cases of this dis
ease alone, cured by the use Of Shepherds Sars-
aparlla,
Baltimore, Aug 30th, 1S47.
hereby certify that was confined to nyh ed
for several months, with Chynic Bronchitis and
could ret no relief until tried, at the rcccom-
incubation Of my physician, SHFPHERps SARsA-
PAEILLA Three bottles Of which have cured mo
so completely that | nov enjoy as good health
as at any previous time. was also afflicted
with loatlsone and GisarreeabIc eruption, coy
erng the whole body, and ;vuci also yielded to
HE same remedy. MARGARET TAYLOR,
No A William st
I.cmarkabIc cure ola Scrolulous condition Of
The system rcs,lIting III WHITE SWELLING.
Baltimore. An1' 80, lS47.
| was afflicted for seven years, with disease
knewn as Whttc S,reiing, and which resulted ul-
timalelv IN necrosis or dead bone and of which
egcfal pieces were extracted. had the advice
Of some OF the ablcst physicians Of orr city, hut
al! were nnahlc to rendc: me any service, until
finally my last physician fortunately RECON-
mcnded the uss Of SHEPHERDS SARSAPA-
klLLA. procured three bottles From the
time first commenced taking the incidence
(which was III March last, there was pereepta
bic Improvement in the appearance of the dis
ease, and in one month more the was en-
lircI, healed, No symptoms Of it whatever are
now let: The effect that this medicine had OH
my s9 stem, by PURIFYING toe blood, and there
by curing the disease, is truly astonishing. |
give tins freely, and checriully to the public,
that they may be similarly benefited when af-
lctCd IN ike manner.
MARY PIERCE,
nh,
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MARY PIERCE,
No 26j Light street.
Ess'. keANia's ssXrszEs.

PHlLADEprmit August -, 1916.
On my way East from home, paducah. Ken
tncky, in February last, was attacked with u
violent cold IN rossing the mountains. It was
50 severe that | was Obliged TO lay BY in New
York several lays after cunplntng my business.
A IiItc recruited ! returned TO Philadelphia;
when Nrss,s. Robinson. Collins & Co, recon-
mrudcd 10 me DIR. nANlS'S SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR. Having BUSH
r"ss to attend to, aud with the Inconvenience
attending bscnCe from home, could not tako
il regularly, ar pay the proper attention to the
regimen directed. found great benefit, how
ever, from taking part OF a bottle, was partially
relieved, and enabled to start on my Journey
home Bocrossng the mountains, | was expo
sod 60 a severe storm, which renewed the attack
with greatly increased violence, followed by
harassiUg cough, great cXpcctoration of mucus,
and heavy night sWeats, these continued so Sc
we're on my passage down the river, that every
time | awoke was literally soaked with mos-
ture, which drppcd from nv body in quantity
as great as if | had Just come froma bath Ar
rived at home my friends and family were alarm
ed at my situation, and thought that was in
rapid or gatopng consumption, and could not
1--we many weeks longer. At this time the cough
was severe. attached with much cxpectoration
pain in the breast, and great emlcation, not
night sweats still continuing A short time af-
ter my return rejecting on the partial beuelit
had received from DR.. Davis's Syrup, which
had not attracted my particular attention at the
time took it; not then thinking my situation
dangerous, resumed takngii (soma oft nav
ing been sent out to me on salel. | found iml-
mediate relief, and my Improvement was Sc rap
d that by the time had taken Two bottles full
vas perfectly restored TO health, and have so
continued. It Is needless to say that ascrlbo
my recovery entirely to this valuable medicine,
without which. believe in common with my
family generally. WHO witnessed my situation,
that should now have been III my grave.
), S. OWENS.
RcfeccnceS IN phia-Addrcss, Van Du-
sen 4 Smith wholesale merchants, No. 1853
Market street; Fobcs & Gibbons, wholesale mer-
chants, SO Market street; George Il. West,
wholesale merchant, 1873 Market street.
Robinson, Collins & Co, No 81 Market stree
Philadelphia Genera agents,
Agents for the above medicine in Cecil county
Dr. J, JIallace, Elkton, Black s, Brothers,
Charlcstown,R L. Thomas, North East, Alon
20 Snow, Port Deposit
Oct, SOth, 1877
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SEss,gsEss,sgEg'S
:. iS.I P.iEILL.H

~ ~ IT7TITTN'WV NITIt 2 III I1TNTT0VN WTNIWV
jfom al 'np"rc a2a3ahoa oftbe Blood.
PURIFY TIE BLOOD
Tn" individual who is unfortunately the VIC
TIN OF hereditary dlsease--covorcd perhaps.
with Scro'uoas ulcers OF the most loathsone
charactcr-~atlhctcd with glanduIar swelings
yonracicd lmhs-ttc severe aud ralnn. effects,
tcironc Rheumatism white swrlines. dis
eascd bones, cutaUcuus affections, or any OF tina
complaints nisug from unhealthy blood, should
a, Cnce resort to the great resto'cr OF health
tho king of medicines, !lEhHHRDS ) RS
APSRii.LA Hundreds who have been a!!i,c-
ted Tor years with ii arrangement Ct thc orG~'-
LIBERALIZATION and secretion, have been r"novu-
ted, cured restored To life, as it were, and are
now living evidences in favor Of this wonder
tul and mestlmably valuable preparation Scores
Of cortit!eatei are at hand. to prove to the ua-
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T. LEI e..

ShIn6IeS, Flastafer'5 I,aths s FiCkets
100000 LIST quality white pine lsn. Shingles,
zoe ,00e End do do do
10000 plastcring Laths,
5000 - fl. Pales for fence,
Landing, and for sale low Tor C,sh, or any kind
uicountry produce taken in exchange, by
Ton & RINEHARv.
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W 8TT'TIgs.

To borrow 500, to secure which mortgage
viii be given on good Real Estate. For further
iniornation apply at this Office.
April Ssh lS-3W
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a Jl-l TO TFa.e raiders.

10 those who nrnh visiting Philadelphia to
make paIai'as,s $, it Is impuItlut 10 know where
il can he done to the best advantage Sach as
are ahont to hpy
II 4 rs.
For their own herds. or by the CASE, 20 sell
again, ave respectfully informed that there Is All
Establishment A.
No. | STRAW BERRY STREET
on TIVE sLuoSo FLOOR,
Conducted by t. D ttihi. Oh the Cash System
rutjf civ, where BATS al the btt matc iais and
of the latest tEbjon, can positively he obtained at
from ouy to two dollars lass than at the SNOWY
and rHtrava4anr Stores in the fashionable streets
oflne rny. where rents are from one to htree
H,Hrnd dollars per nnHum!
At Inns Establishment. en- account Cf locating
himself in bY-Srcrt, aud up stairs, the propri-
rtor procurrS his Store nj the low rent Of one
hundred dollars. The vast difference in the
profits which there musi be between the two
descriptions Of Stores, every one can answer,
4 VISIT is earnestly solicited, as il IS certain no
&c will eyer regret doing
Straw berry Street is the first above Sc
cord. ruuning ioTn Marhct TO Chc nut Street.
Pkiadephia itb. jL l8AS--Gm.
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SELLING OFF At COST
FIR GtTsss.

Hrrsoue WISHING So puur'a>" FOODS at 'torl )
;o 20 per cent, hr,ow she n~lhi prtccs can do 50
bv calling nn The subscriber.
hHKaM CHANDLER
.4rlil Isl '4S
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Eagi&EssN Ed rs.

iIEhDQ yANrEn>, isD Brg..oa 1T Div. VI NJ.
Principle, lrriI : 1918
IN compiilnca with & kr>olu on of tiic Gcn-
craI Assembly OF Maryland. PASSED on the 9th
day Of Narco last, declaring all the existing
laws. for regulating the militia of the State in
iu fore" und virtue.
The field officers attached to the several Re-
gimCnta and BUttllru,. uciJurjuI 80 tins lir,-
gadc, are hrrchy ordered, aud nliired To APP
poml meetings within lie bounds OF their res.
pcrlrv" regiments, at early period as may he
convenient, after the receipt o.rh> order, Tor the
purpose Of fixing the Battailon ana company
bounds. Aud wherever there may he vacan-
"y, TO select saitahlc persons to he commissions
ed as company officers, IN order that complete
enrolment Of the Milt'l of Cecil and Hartford
counties may be effected within the time pre-
scribed by the act Of .iSscmblv.
Where the bounds have not been heretofore
fixed between adjoining Regiments or between 4
Regiment and tn extra Battliion, the field
officers Of such regiment, or extra 3attahon
shall forthwith notify the Communicating General
who will immediately appoint the time and place
when such division will be made.
The }rigadicr Gcuclal avuli himself of the
present opportunity to cougraultty the Off Gers
under hls command. on tnn occasion thus pri,~
scented Of Gvincng to their fellow citizens, their
dctrrm nation TO carry into effect the duties I'M
posed by the laws If the State and with that
curnmcndAhIc pgldo 50 becoming in an officer
and Gcntcm n 10 provide tacus. Ives with the
necessary and proper uniform as prescribed for
their respective rank and rnmn,ud.
II. S. SITES, Brig Gen.
lst Brig. I'd Div. VI. NJ.
r V.rnch Norin,as- handsome assortment of
IL !.ppin's il,Sa AMI best francn IN 'rnacs
choice mode and ttncy coIorS, for SAFE at the
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Spring aud Summer Fashions.

SOAP AND CANDLES.
SO Boxes Brown Soap
Is =" Yellow g
so " Dipped Candles
40 /" Mould do
Fo. Sale Mt Manufacturers prices. Country
stors would do well to call.
TOME RINEHARr.
Port Deposit, Dec. is, Al
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The subscriber intends to put in repair,
and carry on the factory lately operated by
Lewis Kirk; and trom his experience in The
huz,ue~S. together with the aid OF choice
hands he hopes TO owe salts faction 70 all
who may favor him with work, which he
propose, TO do atprIcca to suit The lines.
VIM A.klRk
n. B. All letters TO be addressed TO Brick
Meeting House CccII co., Md.
Friendship Factory, 18th MANTLE, LIST 184S.
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Sign OF the Big Boot.

opposite the Ccu;t House.
1h" subscriber wond respectfully nll,rm his
trolds, and tie pnb!lc gru"ia!iv that lac has
purchased Of lis hrot 4cr l,p0ch trolch) his
entire stock II Ladies NlsSc-', and childrcn's
boots and shoes, ani has commenced mlnailr-
llrn" Indies SHOES OF every description. tic
is nov prepared to Accommodate Al, who may
favor nnn Wlln a cali with 'icn's women 5 and
cbJr'n- boots aud soes % the hest SORT al very
low Prices. FiiOS. &. CROUCH
EIhiom, Feb 26th IS.
\. 3. Country produce taken in exchange
for boots ana shoes. Wanted 10 Jool nnd shoe
makers.
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Poor Gc1ooI 7yni O. Cecil County.
BY the 0pI,aas' Court,
M. I-'s.,


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''I' I''a"n4 10 line toof >ci'"". lu"d ".I,c"
county
N"cH'o& l. be It en"rled ~ The ""orI"
y -''"'N 2' Al"E!a'1d' J MAJ IL ~h"'i I' '.'"
1H.' OF 'h' JnSi''~ al iHe OrPlaH~ '"w' t..
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'S1'J '.no'.E '' r'm" h""-p'.er prn"0
- -'n, '"g'|, 'o'I AN" dri"Ied statement
'' VIZ" '"""t1on ".hr F"oI "ch""' iuu@. o.
said 'oan'}. ~ho""- 3" every such "nn""'
Statements :" what nArner, any and every
publication thereof: be invested
sec :. And 2eItcnac'ed. hat rom a'd
alter the p"~~a2e OF his act, 1t shall tie the
doiy OF the justices OF the orPh1n'' Court OF
IerII county, 10 pa or cau-e 20 he pad Iu
Sons OF mo"cy may be due tor lhe iu'.lo" OF
Hoe Poor Scholars >ttj eooljy.
SEC 3 And be II. enacted. Tia the first
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,sHF, I'Ifns.pG.-&i kinds of handbiis,
circulars blanks, cards, labels, >sr Sc printed
at 'Trr &c Il Wing Office in good style and at
rhcap rlt"S.--u
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no. / STRAWBERRY STREET,

For their own herds or by The CASE, 10 sell
ngau, ave respectfully informed that there Is an
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Amount invested in Bonds and
Mortgages.
Balance in hands of A Chani-
Icr ESQ, late treasurer April
18Th 1918.