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Rev. VIZ. HOPKINS.

Ofthr Baptist Church knii, The 6lowing oiclts
lie like Thousand, of Others, cared rtoH FnnriHa
YER York. Ncg !. l-t7.
Sir afflicted during the last winter with tn" III
Rhcum hlnl, AMI aud tried sc,cral tiin-
induced YOUR SarsaplrlL and Thought
In positively, cured must in justice gt cot
complaint from commenced taking ard
m cntircl! headed.
Rc>pcciiv
e. J. HOPKINS.
pI,inr Oh Eclr,lli ilL, Chnrrl . All.u Strcct
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Monthly Bulletin No. Z.
hildrcn's Panacea,

medicine which is unparalleled tor its power over all
the summer disorders of children, whether OF the sto-
mach, the bowels, the kidneys, hc skin or the gene
raj circulation. In Colcrd ihtGntnm Summer COM
plant, DinuhTd, DgScntcrg, itasiing irdu, Cos-
tircHeSs, Tccthihg, Nc, sc, II i Iniuhle No taml-
~ should be moment without II, rs us timely use
vii save life, and carry the most feeble children
nILL l,liILl 1iLrcnLiLuS
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NESSES. krrcuAM X lIENsuAw. Gentlemen ::
This ccrtir> that have been severely afflicted Tor
many years with the Pies, but more particularly with
IN the la, uinc months Having used all die remedies
prescribed hy my phys cian. also having tried other
meats to little or no advantage hrcar very much
discouraged and ict as though must suffer as long
lived. Bu, provdrniinliy was informed by Mr.
Mou Instructor of the Public School at Staten Island
that w0ul b. cured by Your valuable Pile l.lrctun-
ry. Having confidence in his stncui,G;, inlincdia-
tea procured some OF the medicine and am very
Happy to inform you that am now perfectly cured 10y
The u>t' ot only one box.
Very rruly Nnnr nh.,eni snrynni
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IselEs HATES

More tt.r of Rheumatism has h"u v
NJ DR. TuSu..ur. Str>tptrin within tho l.' 3
n used the p"riti Hhr,tuai Cps
p,niu,s however cl,nir. The astonishing irr,
has performed are ted wunl rul Dtcr r.n.. .,turs
relief tbs entirely rrllirto from
,yrn when tho limbs an hor's are hrrr itv sNul'n
DR TOWNSEND: attacked with dI>rt.i1!
h,t .uill walk wipi
obi cd III keep my bed Irr several ropri.,
the, did relieve then called rf ptv
.rians iii hrp h,trl of tr.tptr al III
tanned bottle anl in few day rhtlruy cured me, ami ~
well now Us
ASiIBELL WALKER.
Albany Jan. ., Its. =! Dimal-st
u Irar Mr. seth Terry. Of the object aud r",r-rts
lille in Hartford Conn. The lu,St tx
~ rrcrivcl from hun -
Dp Tuw<sr<p have used bottle Of your Sarsapall,
aud fad excellent effects chronic rheumatic pain
Whlcl SUBJECT from injury o">iul" several wears
~ pulir Please ori l,'tr I" tho u,
seymour have c,,"r,'i with two Of principal ply ulis
and recommended your >arsapmrila - -
SETH TERRY
Ill lf1rllM ,rnlI L.
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j. RICHARDS.

TNlll: celebrated Innian Doctor, formerly
1 from the North Western Territory. Would res.
pcctiuily inform the citizens of Milton. and adionnp
towns, that he will he al Mr. l.. Wards Hotel Milton
on Tuesday the 18th inst, and every third r,esday
throughout the ensuing season, for all those vino re-
quirc his services
Burlington, August 10 rs wGf
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IMPROVED AMERICAN AlR-TlGllT
CoOkiu. stove.

T HE above stove is offered to the public art
lcle Tor culinary purposes unrivallrd 10y any Other
now IN use. It's construction l. very simple ana CON
scInrnty can he managed with facility and casc.
The oven Is large and bal.rs admirably the tlucs
being arranged dilluse equal degree OF heat
ia all parts OF IT, very useful feature IN this stove i
It's summer arrangement which consists ut furnace
which can be used with the same facility and nor,
economy than the common portable furnaces.
--hISn--
A general assortment OF Funcy Box and Air-tghl
stoves ol the latest styles, Patent Pumps lead pipe
Agricultural Implements &c.
job work OF all kinds in tn copper and Shec-l Iron
done IN the latest style aud on short notice.
(wj2;iJ BOSrIIICk Il ENARTS.
IL DUBLIN and EDINBURGH
IN sums Ia suit purchasers
18th May, Isi7 JN H. PECk Il ca.
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HIs,:atI,rs'.
August lG,' |,

NNAG LBS. CLARk'S SOLE LEA
COOO thcr, n superior article for sale hy
PIERCE, DANEI Il co.
August lG, Is. VIII
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'' GREAT SPRING PURIFIER

The hcavc powders given in small doccs, will be
found most useful At this season. They stimulate the
skin to cast oil the supcriiuons hair aud produce
they loosen the hide give glossy appearance to the
coat protect against disease they also from their fine
alternative and restorative powers purify the blood
and rcnovatc the whole SYSTEM which horses require
a this season much any of the human race, who
find preparation OF snrsaparila useful to correct
vtatcd state OF the fluids, incident to the change OF
weather. which in the spring affects OF all animal
rs well NJ all vegetable life.
This remedy has acquired standing never before
attained BY any horse medicine, and in tact We know
no patent medicine that has received as much
mcn,lation considering the time 1t has been cstab
is!cd in this country. More than 800 verbal and
written testimonials have vuluutarally been rendered
Mcssrs A. II Cough & Co. Icerty that bought
one package of kmkbriIr's TArrEEsALLs llcave
Powders, and used on horse OF mime that was tronb-
led severely with hcavcs and the single package
cured him. The powders were given about two
months ago. and have never seen any indications OF
the disease since.
If j. Cnltps lj6 Broomnc-st.
Mr. Isacs President OF the Sau.crties Bank informs
us tina, he had horse cured OF hcavcs and bad cough
by one package. Mr. j. : Smith, II FLton-st. call
ed To tell that he cured his horse Of most annoy
ng and troublesome cough accompanied by evidence
ot worms aud general lack OF condition by the Tat
tcr-als llcavc Powders.
Extract from "A letter from a merchant nj Clvd
\. \ who has sold an immense quantity othc lcay,
Powders:
81 have only II packages left and would like t,
have you send grocc more Immediately wou.,
not like 10 he ont every body who wishes to get
remedy tor their horses want Iattcrsais' and wi
take nothing sl-c.' lOuis &c. NM. {. ELY
Clyde New York
Proc; Already Published.
Besides the above can refer to the published
certificates nl Nessrs. l.. A. Hanks, South Anboy
\ j.: = Roberts, J." /; Ed, Jones, Clyde, y. Y.
Mr. flanagan, Mlddlehury, VT. f.. Fntz &. Lloyd
j. Gale and others OF this city, which proves concIu
svcly that II IL the best remedy which can be- glvci
to horses troubled with hcav,s sc. worms stua q
ti,cs iacpicnt founder, glanders, and general wan
oil condition Ample directions tor It's in all thcs
diseases accompany each package. Prepared an,
sold wholesale and retail ly \. II. GouGn II Co. H.
futon-st New York. \. {. Spear and Geo. llar
ringtOn agents Tor Burlington.
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FRANCIS !. WEEKS.
y ours, truly


Dr. Bradire-Sr-Nr Clark, oi lalmvfa. "A friend
oIminc, taken SICK al,ouIa year ago with bad
cough. pain ia the side general drlty Sc lie
consulted several doctors who prescribed tot hlnlhut
was finally Told He COULD NOT GET WE'LL.
worse until he ,yos weak he could scarcely sit mp
lie saw nrt,cc ottlIc Hungarian l}n>im procured
bottle and continued to take according to the dcc-
tuils--and, strange to say, in few months he wasa
strong man aud as he believed pcimancntly cu.cd
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Hydraulic Ram.

4 perfectly simple and affective machine tor for
cling portion OF brook or spring to any required dis
lance or elevation where proportionate fall can be
applied Tie various uses OF the Ram obvons
VIZ for the purposes OF lrrigntlng lands and supply
ln4 dwellings, gardens, factories, villages, engines
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POPULAR OPINION.

II tnplr n,ninn Is any crtrrl"n ni VI" worm ~ IN
.y,;,r vr Invite the ncr hhl'i> To look NJ me hhNne
.,,.s ,r IA, ,.rus ~ have been ,urcd by McAlr
JSrEE'S AII.liEALING DlNIM'.NI. =,
II i, ma, t,o r,rh To- say. that tls ointment * hnt
great good here and tl,'"h'r'' nc 'nl ' Nv.
.,>c ;l,,t .,, cured whi'h were snr"S-" t 'T over
r,,,c uv nv irtcrna remedies yield al once IN tue power
Of this Ointment. The r'nc'p'r IN wnrh II ever "r's.
VIZ a rddirri rstor1iieh 81 ht "'e"S'" f'sPFl..p'' "
If as most diseases nri!hlP
IL, .,,,n,, ,,,id induced hy cusng the pores upon the
surl,c tInwS THAT il by ANY inrnnS the pores can u"
%, ,n,r,J aud tn, luScn-ih Preparation rcsturh the
vile ard nnrnd humnrs "' tue bFil VIII c>"'Pc """ n'
r7u.p 81, SICKNESS remain. ...........
Ne Its'rTR'S Ai.l.llEAiiNG OINTMENT has n"w
been rrnvci to be the ONLY PREPARATION known to effect
this result
wn Nru,d remark That Of the following com
p,ints brv. been long standing even twenty years
of forty pofrs-many "l them I'VE ana Ten Years.
such case, as tie sirk headache. Tor in ''nc" complaint
.nu,,,cd Il, Weld only internal remedies. have hecp
cured directly also rheumatism Cold Feet Liver Com
paint Consumption. Ashn'' all Diseases OF the hest
sores and the like. have been cured, while Others WI" ere
taking snrsnp,rllas hsims, u little sugar rthd pls ana
Drug are vet suffering with little hnpeso recovery. we
sneak these things in sorrow III IN IN anger because
we ,r and know health and lit enrto every tnc
rrr.uns should being blinded by these things :"
long there WAS ~ evidence o e'""l' W h' WIZ h"'
II man rive Tor his life
We here give the only OF the persons cured aid
their Diseases Til. but part 9" what We nave l",nc
fail Certificates in possession Nay We h1n TUG
names of Al, " no have been benefited or cured by the l
HEALING. OINTMENT within the last six months Nc
could the whole hu'iShn nj meeting hpn'c WIN
number. I'1t we know our ifitnr> VIII Wi u "
their friend, and they in tEn viii whisper Vt To theirs
and thus the good thing will 60 round, while thu, more
than vire ten ii> nd hearts will leap Tor joy in the gf
received this Ointment Friends cheer MS on " '
good work ny speaking the whole uuht"y Your ne'ahhf
and acquaintance nnd let this great Gnd good ,n'ic'n
find its into every mouse, anu e"'"ueh int "''''
every soul in the land.
~, have roam only t. give small number of names IL
New York and baltimore now in our pos>cSson lhos'
from Philadelphia Boston and other places, We arc "pIe
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The Dyscntcry Syrup


OF this Company is an naliblc SPECIFIC in this aarn-
ming disorder. 1t is rai1dated to cure and II II
should not, the money will in all cases be refunded
Thousands Of lives have been saved by lis NJ
matter how extreme the case cure Is certain. Me
dica men and all others should immediately procure
Il supply, and thus confer great blessing ou then
respective patients, families. and communities.
The other medicines OF the Grctenberg Company
are too well known to need mention at this time
Suffice 1t say that they sought Tor with the cN-
amprl avidily, and are performing the most a-tound-
mg cures. Fcrer and .isuc, Ncrof0ia, Consumption
BHiiOHs Fcrcrs, NJ, Nc are conquered by them. The
GractenJcrs AarSapdriia tOmpound is taking the
lead OF all others, and contains double the number
duses OF any other.
AGENTS IN CIIITTENDEN COUNTY.
BWiinsion-A c. Spear |. Sherwood, J. 3 Nun
son aud Geo T.. Harrington. Druggist
ViaooSki Fails w b. Hatch & Co, Miiion
Ayers N Clark. McbHrn,-W. u. Tyler HuAfiHg
tOn,-A furguson, iaderkH--C. l.. Alien, char
ioHe,-lyon y AlcXandcr, Jsricao.-FleId \ leach
Jcrioho tenhe,-J. Lyman, IleSitOrd,-H L
Wood, HnesJms-W. b Niec. Esscr,-J. y J
'ruttIc, Richmond,- b. Green. IIi.iiston,-llul
bent Il Hodges
August l., IS. vs.
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Yours. respectfully.
Ii @ u MASIRI'nN rrnksnllrr
IT Vt. y W ~ T ITI0 nv Ts71VkFTTI'T
RGHbic Eridrnr" 81 he faTca'y #
BJCHiN'S W'NG iRiiN y iL&I.N
Il r,-..i.. -

While wr rru late q'jacncry, we Hrraiwavs pleas
cd to give credit Ion that which Is ruy us a. aud 10
give information which may rcuclil otnlS \ few
DAYS ago brother ul ou.s. from Norway. Me- rilnn
into our Office W cuuU;lahc hrnlt. whom We did not
expect tufec again on rauh. NeI,c".Vcl "a icttcra
iw weeks since from another brother, resident in the
hulsc with han, thai hr was confined tC liis bed and
c,uli not probably continue lat short trnc--Iulgr
then ot cu~ surprise when "" saw him "nrrrour oicc
He has light couch lcmajniut, it wou1 b. nat
Hial that h. ~o iiI have ruii hc has had further time
for acquiing ST., untu u lungs Bat be- i in cumior
table l.rn.ih. The following letter which he address,
es to III" general Boston Agent Tor the medicine
which has restored him 50 wonderfully, VIII show
what medicine has been the instrument Of the yooo
work
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By Specii ippintmcnt-DANlDF +. BRADLEE
4 son. lW Washington ST. Boston. Mass Sole
y cent tor the turd states and British Provinces
American price, 81 per bottle, vita full directions
for the restoration oi health.
Pnnphlrts, containing u mass OF Enaiish and Amer
lean certificates aud other cviurncr, showing the ulc-
quuIlcd merits OF this Great English Remedy may be
ohtalncd ui the Agents, ats.
None genuine, without the written signature OF the
American Agent on gold and biJnzc label, to conn
tericit which l. forgery
Agents, Burlington Thco A. Peck. St Adams
s. ; Butcher, Mdlirhury " z Russell, Nrrgcnnc~
+. Huntington Montpelier : p Collins and by deal
ers in medicine generally throughout New England
Sept. :, Is. WHY
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atPSOM SALT! n barrels of first quail.
IL ~ Tor sale low by Turo. A. PrcK
Oct. 81, Is WI,
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THlIlS day received Another HID. OF that ESn
j uunnV It CTuiN Noasscs.
Get. IL, SiS. lGi \. ;. DEWEY.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
For Sale.

The subscribers offer at Private Sale,
all their fishing tackle, consisting OF
seines, ropes, corks &c. Also large
fishing boat 55 feet long, one SIX Dared
boat, and two quarter line boats, like
wise 125 bbls. Salt, $50 empty barrels,
hogsheads, capstans, cooking utensils,
blankets, &c. sc.
The scincs are well calculated Tor the
fishery of Mr., John Mauldin, having
been made and used on that shore. For
further information apply to either of
the uneersi gned.
J. B. YARNALL, Port Deposit.
SAML. a. WEST, North East.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
Late SIlcrins Sale

By virtue OF writ Of Venditioni EX-
ponas issued out of Cecil county Court
to me directed, will expose 10 Public
Sale at the Court House door in the town
of Eikton, on Tuesday the 18th day OF
July next, between the hours OF and
3 O'Clock P. M for Cash, all that Tract,
piece, or parcel of Land, lying on the
road leading from Elkton to Frenchtown,
where the county road crosses the turn
pike, and all the right. title, interest and
estate therein OF Moses Scott, late OF Ce-
Gil county decd. being the same Land
which was conveyed TO the sa,d Moses
Scott by William Kinkead; together with
the buildings aud Improvements thereto
b,Ionsing, and seized and taken in Ike
cution at the suit of William Rochester.
EDWARD i. FOARD, Late Sheriff.
lime 2+th. ,4S--ts
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
Camp Meeting.

The quarterly Conferences ol the Nor'''
East & Port Deposit stations. OF the NJ. +
Church, have d terminpd to have fnt"''
Camp Mec'iny-and the committee hereby
give rotce that said Camp Meeting will he
ned in the woods oi George Kidd Esq. and
will Commence on Monday the 2l,t Of Au.
Snst.
This wco,s kindly granted by The gentle
manly owner. is known aS the Chapel
woods near Battle Swamp, and is, perhaps.
the most desirable grove, Tor Camp Meet
ing. in the whole County. a genera! inri
tahon is extended to the friends OF Elkton
station, of Cecil & Nottingham circuits, to
mite with us.
Arrangements will be made with respon
sible persons TO supply the ground with
Bread and Meats, and lone others will be al
lowed to come within the limits prescribed
by Law, for the purpose Of trallicking in any
manner whatever.
John Ford, Robt Kerr.
Jas Crawford. Alex. Brown,
John +. knight, Edwin Wilmer.
Committee.
Jnly 8, rs st.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
Camp Meeting Notice,

A camp meeting will be held in the woods
OF Mr. Fl Riddle, half mile North OF New
ark, Del. TO commence on Monday the Hh
of August, next, and conclude on the follow
ing Saturday,,
1t was unanimously resolved by the quar-
,erIy conference ofCeeIl circuit that there
should be no bread stand or horse pound on
the ground, and tina, no trathckins or hucks
tering OF anv kind should be allowed on or
near the ground, during the above meeting,
except, that Mr. p Jones shall be allowed To
supply the ground with bread, and that ii.
Riddle. Esq shal! be allowed TO feed hoIses
at his own house.
w. McCLELLAND, J. Groves,
Jos, MILLER, I. II EGBEKT,
r. BRADLEY, S LYMAN,
7 MILLER, Managers.
1.-THE Preachers and people of the
adjoining circuits and stations are respect
fully invited to attend the above meet
ing.
JAMES B. AYARS.
June 18th rs.
*.~Wilmington papers, favorable are
respectfully requested to copy.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
Fancy Millinery.

Mrs. Boulden respectfully announces to the
ladies' ofElkton and Cecil County, that she has
Just returned from Philapelphia, and is now o
pen,ug in Ricketts, Row, three doors from the
corner and opposite the Hotel of Mr. Taylor
supply Of new and fashionable Spring Millinery
consisting of Braid, Pearl, Colney and Neapoe
tan Bonnets, and all other articles usual Kept
in millinery establishment, which she is otter
ing at very moderate prices.
Fancy Bonnets, of every style and pattern
made 10 order at the shortest notice Having
engaged young lady from the City, skilled in
that department, she Hatters herself that she
will be able to give entire satisfaction to al!
who may favor her with their custom, The
patronage of the ladies Of Cecil 10 respectfully
solicited.
! May 18th '4s.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
OCtOrarO Rail Road.

Al Il meeting of the commissioners appontcd
by the act of incorporation of the Octoraro ku
Road Co., granted March Is, iS4s, by the Leg
isature of Pennsy ylvania; it was resolved that the
hooks for taking the capital stock OF tie same be
opened at the following places, on the 25lIi,
26th and 27th inst, and fomain open from the
hours of9 A NJ to 6 P M, of each day.
In the city of Lancaster, Lemon Place, VIM
Mobiles, Andrews Bridge, VIM Worth's and
Harlan's Store in Lancaster county; at Hope
well Cotton Forks, Carter's Store, and ID.
Stubbs Jr's Mill in Chester county; and at Row
landsvllle, nt the Public house Of r. Reynolds
in Port Deposit, and at the Public house OF Mrs
Lum North East, in Cecil county Md; at which
hours and places two Of said commissioners Will
be in attendance to receive subscriptions.
William Noble, Daniel Stubs Jr
Thomas Wood FL Dickey,
w. c Worth, Abel kmsey;
J. P Harlan, Day Wood,
Saml Miner, DR. Obed Bailey,
w. II johnson, Arthur Andrews,
Jas F Hutchinson Charles S Valentine,
j. Blackburn, Joseph Pennock,
Joseph Balance, j. r Ramsey,
Amor Carter, J S Mccullough,
VIM Gibson, Ellis p Irwin,
Israel ReynSlds, Joseph Farmer,
Benjamin eenard John Mercer.
July 8, 4s-3t
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
Land surveying.

The subscriber etil continues tho tus'nesa OF
Surveying land, aud from much experience III
ocatlng lands, tracing lines, and dividing estates
lsD,r'red 10 execute all calls "a h,s profession
with expedition and accuracy. lie also attends
CnNFEYANCING,
lIritinG deeds, Mortgages, Wills articles ofa-
grecment, i;ondS, Bills OF jule Luases &c. He
also uc'S its
LAND AGENT.
ln selling Lands on coniDis1i.n. II calls will
be thankfully ,"r 'vsd aud pron'p.y attended O.,
on moderate ,,:n,s. Communicative. nj ina,i
viii rcceiye nHnIDdlte attention.:
J3MESN ', LEY. Il
New Leeds, nea. i .ton Md.
June Iii, 'ia.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
10 Volunteers and their friends

The Undersigned being in possession OF a cor.
rect list of our brave soldiers who have died ot
disease OF by wounds received III the several
battles fought in Mexico, take this meho OF IN
forming those interested, that they VIII give n
formation Of the time, place, aud cause OF doat''
ofeach individual.
1t will be necessary for those desiring sich IN
formation, to state the Regiment OF Company to
which they belonged, the names OF those who
commanded them and the date Of their enlist"
ment. The above information will be given
without charge, provided the postage Is pad.
The undersigned would here remark, that
they arc extensively engaged in procuring Land
arran,s, Pensions, ana arrearascs OF pay dac
the disc harged soldiers and the representatives
of those who have died. A line addressed toe
ther of the undersigned will be punc.ual'y at
tended to.
SAMUEL SrErrMus. L. S. Jus of the Peace.
Washington, D. c.
Ws1. NJ. FuLroN, Attorney at Law,
Main St. Richmond, Va
GEO. w. STEVENSON, Attorney at Law.
Jnne l7-3m No. - Beel man st. New lork
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
Notice.

Il S hereby given to the creditors Of hcnTy &
Il Shippers, that drrsonal discharge hath been
granted /, said debcr. and that the seventeenth
day OF October being the second day of our Coun
ty Court next succeeding this date bath behn
set apart for the final hearing in his case, where
his creditors may attend, and show cause, ifany
they have, why a final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor. -.
GEORGE.McCULLOUGII, elk,
July Sim Cecil county court.
BACON, Baltimore cured, prime article G +,
-R0i and cts per lb, and for sale by
July 18th rs. WM. FELL.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
Tower Hall Clothing Bazaar.
No, 1872 Market Street, between Fifth

No, 1872 Market Street, bctween Filth
and Sixth, Philadelphia.
The proprictcrs feel a re- luclance in rromn,
gatny what in any way Wight appear like the
usual Bomhastic cxagg gcrat,on vi some III the
trade, hut will beg leave to quote the following
no. ice from one ofour city papers:
"One of the greatest curioslt'es that our C'ty
afford. to the stranger, rs Bennett < Co.'S great
clothing store. No. ls2 Market street, between
Fifth and Sixth, which has been STYLED Tower
Hall, " from the peculiar finish ofthe front. The
bnilding is an immense ono. containing seven
capaciots rooms, all of which are stocked with
every variety of seasonable garments, arranged
in the most perfect order and regularity The
prop ietors take great pleasure in showing their
building and contents to tho c'tzens Pa,ucular-
" strangers, and to those coming from the coun-
try--we know OF no place more worthy Ola vls-
{. may 27--3m.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
Notice..

is hereby given, TO the creditors of Hugh J.
Ferguson, that personal discharge hath been
granted to said debtor, and that the seventeenth
day Of DC tober being the second day OF our coun
fy Court next succeeding this date, hath been set
apart for the final hearing in his case. where his
creditors may attend, and show cause it any they
have, why final discharge shall not be granted
said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk
July 15,-3m. Cecil county Court
nEqDY MADE CLOTHING, on hand and
.nlfor sale at city prices.
July 10 WM PEl.L.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
NOTICE.

IS hereby given, to the creditors of Jesse
Boram, that personal discharg rye hath been
granted to said debtor and that the seventeenth
day of October being the second day Of our
county Court next succeeding this date, hath
been set apart for The final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and show ca use,
ifany they have, why hna discharge shall not
be granted sa id debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk
June S--3m Cecil county