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-ueARKANsAs, 3 AN ~ E R
 pUBLIslHED WEEKLY nv xEARDON & GARRzTE,
 po,rar. and FifsY Gents Year Advance.
ana oE ApvERTIsINo.

lG.. of 10 lines, or lesA, frst insertaons
 fei . and E1Frv CENTS Tor each continuance SsE m ,,,sa and not exceeding t9 70 be chargea --oVeI and half--Oger 10, ana not eheeee'nB ga %"., .n sauures--an&in that proPoFuon ler ion- =, advertisements. .,a e,, s,, .av,r.a
 sFhh sFs. s., .s.umed by some responsible PeFsOn- Wpayu'7 s-I,vIanal account, at the above futnas
 When sa ss, and under 4lO0. lnSons year, . dia- snoan.s os -, ceut, will be made' and whsn # eSan' os - eIt) of upwards In the same period, spoens " Sxaif her cent. will be made. No de- discount ,ss.sr '. will be made. f payment bs de- eacuSa ,es, inc year shall have expifet; nor will s.Sue,ion be made on legal aasef'''e'sehss se- any l.y,.'S hy law to be published.
 q1 q1~oMTRAcTs BY THE YEAR; ys exceeding 10 ines renewable .. Plsssure' ssS sS !" So S0 w 50 ,"..,....,sDt.. or parts thereof, exceeding 10,
 All en ,,sss .s the case may be, subject to the I o Os .d disconn,s first mentiouedi and no con. eaage. u1s .ss r,tes fef less term than year. No ses far occaslona omissions; and nii ecntruets ss ,Ss year to be paid in advance
 syANolNe ADV ERTtsEMENTs. s,, 10 lines, or Iessa eaeh additional ''' " , rnonthsJl SC square, ) saS
 ,s IS la
 T, .,,nd.ue advertisements Miu Dc chafee at the A. .,ansd rates, unless . coaaract bc made first ss. M e, assertion; and must be paid for in ad- Sssse. w,,l be ssnounced fer any ofHce, either NoPessoH a,. or county, witaSpt the advance Pay- .tpt of fise dollars. t-.;.. Political ciycuIars will be charged as adsef'''e- .r,ts. and payment required in advance. Ma ;oh viii hereafter be delivered to any person ,S V .Som we have no regular dealings, until paid for. ..l ,s. ann, lar af insertions desired, otherwise they will De Soa,;nved un,il forbid, and charged accordingly. T7Ne variation will be made ffem the above rates, sjuge number of the paper, l23aa centa
 AI letters must be pest paid, CT they will noi re- ceive any attention.
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I. D, Adams & Go.

HAVE just received, per late arrivals rom .Ah- H cinnai,
 1900 lbs. sugar cured canyassed Hams; i7n0 s clear Sides;
 IS kegs Lord;
 boxes Spefm Candles;
 I2 Star Candles,
 half bis. Batter Crackers;
 Water ''
 l2 bls Vinegar. Which will be sold cheap for Cash or Country prOlnce. June 10, io4o'
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Dental .vofice.

DR MCINTYRE, DENTIST, respectfully informs 1 his patients and the inhabitants of Little Rock, gsasrslly that he will retafn in about two or three weeks, when he wiil be glad 10 see those who have rceved the benefit of his practice, and Those as- a'Ous of obtaining 1t. Professional appointments isit with Mir John H. Robinson, merchant, Will De panc,uaIy attended to, at the end of the above pe .iod eN M
 June 6, lsis 3S-
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SUNDRIES,

M nSs prime brown Sugar ,e Bbls Iiydraulic Cement ae s Boxes Star Candies, 70 9'r boxes do do Dog Buckets
 ReeIeved and for sale by a, O., VIM B. WAIT.
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A wet nIankrs.

Al freess ss6eisag oF she NSx Hssen T., L.s e.ss. Mys Haisosa es LessaisnA. stsss ssAsssi,,v ihe cisinsss 6ess5laslof q Nhtg. esessd tg s.@ king -.sl ceanrcusW Hoait EOs gis~ hss-vois ~ him " Nc v Naa The iesPoa<e of sit sS isssssst voice from bse whig present ssssi asniss lie 'Ts sesashoa uf the sssemhsass he rose nssf ass- tAaf he wss Mhis | true Mhie-- shaf hx hal luss ss turned from toar thfoagh lag. poss,nn the si,r. snd be as ttossasgbty seonsteeeas skaf tssa Tst tH could not eaHy iae slsss of CeaDesssess. lt m,sst es ahpa'stabif, basa Sssirse. .rhis fssrs sae Regissssl fs,as agea the sssssnhis Ike ,s,t sssks, snd ps. ost t,e little spask vf spihusizss shsth Dsnesn Co. bad heen fsylsg to bso1 issa hsms Tne meass<B scen sfass Asrar<a. tsst. sas rstJ much tizs Iss chap ~he tried to xst hsx Ftpe a' hs psuf ilsssy 4rs1s
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Coffee. Swgar &e.

O0 Bags Rio coffee; ~~ , Java do; Pepper; Ginger Root; ? Bbls Tanners Oil; ? Crushed Sugar; Powdered do; Box refined loaf do; " Lemon syrup; ? " Black Tea; T Chest imperial de; 700 Lbs cotton yarn, Received and fer sale "
 VIM. B. WAIT.
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siile 10 Argo.
ARKANSAS

From Ek!orado, in Union county, via Hafpers, Fosters Store and James, Dyer's, to Athens, the seat of justice of Claiborne parish. in Louisiana
 From Washington, via Jehssons Mills, Meals Springs, and Russey's, in Sever county. Baker s Springs, and Mountain Fork Cove. ia Polk county, to D Has
 From Chicheiah io lIo, Springs >S
 From Lost Creek, via Iiesters Bridge. Hurs rcanc Creek via II. CsSrs, 10 P.n~ Bluf Jefferson county
 From Chiekclah Village Tell county. via Mat thias iIarkey's, via Jordon ThoInpson's, to Mor- rson's Bluff, in Johnson county
 From Fayette,ille, Arkansas, via Daniel Neal's, via Henry Hastings to MaysvilIc, Benton county
 From Wilmington, Arkansas, via Carysvslie, to Marion. Louisiana.
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LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
 From Hansonburgh, via Copenhagen, Thomas Meredith's James W iiliam's, Vernon. Daydemo,is to Athens, sea, ef justice for the parish of Clai- horne
 From Naichitoches. via Saint Maurice, Cedar Creek Salem Mills, John Lesle's, wysits, and John T. Haris's in Monroe
 From BellcTeu, in Bossier parish, to Mindcn, ia Claiborne
 From Alexandria to Mount Lebanon
 From Fort Jesup. via Tora, to Burrs Ferry.
 KENTUCKY.
 From Mount Sterling, via The Beaver ponds on Red river, and the Esti! Steam Furnace, io Irvine, in Estill county
 From Grayson, in Garter cog nsy. via tho pre- ciuc, of Little Sandy and Daniel Hofton's to West Liberty, in Morgan county, and from thence, via Hazel Green. to Johnson, in Breathiu county
 From William5towr, via Fork Lick, Meredith, Collins 6, and Logansyile, te Leesburg From Winchester, via Reuben Ruscker's, Wal ter Coudc's, and the moath of woodwards creek, 10 Irvine
 From Kiddviile tO Walter GeuJs's
 From PieasufeyiIle to Owentown
 From Popular Plains, Fleming county, via Plum mer's Mills, Johns Mills and Tripleit, to West Liberty. in Morgan county
 From Thomas J. Dcbbn's store to AsreH Hs run,
 From Jackson. in fsreathitt county, to Crocketts vile, on the middle fork of the Kentucky river, in the same county. TENNESSEE. From Taylorxvfe, via Shady, Johnson county, to PaperviIie, in ssuiiivsnve county From Ssn,ervgiie, via Doueyviiie, to Browne vile From Thorn Hill, through the valley os. ahe norsi, side of Ctneh mountain. via Martin Cievt- lands and John Dcbsonss, t6 Bisia's Croas-roads From Kingston, via Beiirfeute, Erie. and Oxford, 10 Athens Prom Waynesboro' to F1oreBce, Alstania From Eiixabrthtowu, ria GsecHfieid, blcontFii'e, 1 aud Arcadia. 10 kingsport From Somerviile. via Fayette Gsrner and Estaanaia. to Densnafk From Beu.on to balics, GecrEia From Jackson to Savanna, iu Tennesses ALABAMA. From Jasper sa SPringville From Rassellyiile to Buszsrd Reesf From Hsntsyiils to Montgomery, via Aientesal- 1 To- s, From wsiampka vis oui,msn, ChesHut creek. and wascssss,rhez, to Colambisaa From Marion. yis Dhekens Miii, Brush Greek l Centresiile, and Jericho, to Massoa From Nculton 10 Leighton
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From Florence, oaeila cosH' sa New York Ia Oaeeols. Low ,s csanty
 From Geneva, Oalatso casRtY, New Yosk. x,. csrhsm. RaxhviIle and Naples. to Dasssll... m Levingstoa coan'Y
 From Fesserds'e. Sullivan csuaty. New yo,t. via Caliikoea sisge aud Ro0sd Pead, to Rscs land. n sad county ffem Grsssusile. t.tten cOan,y, New York. yia Merton iidt to Oak nin -
 ffena Gilhaa ScbohgfEs csanty. New Yafk. v,a !afisrssa aad Norih Harper.heid, ie Davenport. Delsw zSc ceanty From Chasassssy. FrsukIin county New York 10 the Csaada iins. sdiosssag ts north par, ef the From Aiaens Erie county. New York, to Mil- grove, "a said ee9hty, the fcsi6ehea CT Mssss Case l NT kfsss W1lisnstoNs. Ozw exs eounfy, New Ysss to Asnboy Gotaefs. tn said ceaniy From Rome. Oneida county, New York. to Yer noa Centre. ia said esanty
 Frsm Aagasfa. Oueidz connty New York. te Madison. Id the eosaiy sf Aiaas,slf
 From Copenhsxer, Lewis county. New Yosk, ssa beyaten's Cesrers. WefthvsiIe, and Jaekssa. vile. to LosTaine. ia Jei7srseu roubty
 From Jslssson, Scheharss coanty. Nsw Yesa, e bysaesilae. is said county From Ei,nisa. chemang county. Sew York, sia
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ConStable's Sale.

virtue of Two wrts of VenGi Exponas,
by William Pnarce Esq, one OF The
Of the Peace of the State of Mary
, and for Cecil County, AT the suits OF
Comfy ana John Moody, against the
and cha,tles. lands and ,enements 81
Il Steele and Joseph Steele, and 10 me
ed, | ha. 9 seized ali | taken in eXecu-
the right, ti,le. interest and claim; OF
d Samuel Steel and Joseph Steel. in
the two fillhs part of a certain undl-
tract or parcel OF land, contain IS
with house and barn thereon, ly-
ear the Blue Ball, Cecil county Mary
and adjoining lands of Israel Griffith,
Moody and others; and | hereby give
that on Saturday the 4lh day OF
n, next, at 2'o'clock, P. M, I will on
premises, offer the said property loT sale
e highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy the
aforesaid
JOSHUA B CONNER, Const.
iary 18th 1Sis-
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THE CECIL WING.
ELKYOV:, .WN.
Saturday February &c 1913.

05%THE Cecil. VINO has very large
list of subscribers, which renders it val
liable channel for advertisements. It
circulates generally among the business
men and farmers fthls county, and who
ever would give notice to the citizens of
Cecil, of any matter Whitley er, cannot
do it half so etectually in any away 9TH
er than through its columns
1t has an unequalled advertising GUS
tom Ter aeountry paper if its dimensions;
business men therefore take it that they
may see what is to be bought and sold.
job Printing. We are prepared to
print all sorts Of bills, cards, and blanks
at this ottice-quick-wcll-chcap.
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FOR SALE.

> subscriber diving near the Union
ng House, offers at Private Sale,
tire Fishing Property, consisting
seine four hundred tathom, seven
ope, one twelve oar batteau and
wo anchors and cables, fifty hogs
one hundred fish barrels, six cap
two (cast iron,) cooking utensils,
cts, seire and rope barrows, scoop
&c. Any person or persons desi-
If PURCHASING, would find 1t to their
st to call and see the subscriber. If
operty is not sold before Spring,
lid be let on the shares for one
as it is not convenient for
occupy the same the ensuing
JESSE II. SHIPPERS.
lary goth 1913
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N T IC E

By revised act of Incorporation Of
the Farmers Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny, the annual meeting ofsaid Company
has been changed from the second Satur-
day in April to the second Monday in
January IN each year, at which time one
years interest on all deposit notes will
be due. For the convenience of MEM
bers, the Treasurer's receipts have been
left with VIM. Torbert in Elkton.
ROBERT McCABE, Sec.
January Is, as.
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To Southern Merchants.
New York neIqsale iIoasps.

The undersigned, MERCHANTS. MANrrAcTrR-
ERs, IMPORTERS, and Wholesale Dealers, aye
now prepared with FULL STOCKS ofal Goods
in heir respective departments, part cuIarly
suited 10 the wants of SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
The large and varied assortment which the
Sew York market affords TO purchasers pre-
s'nts snpe nor opportunity for il cholcc srlcc-
ton, and OIL terms as favorable, 10 say the least
as any other market.
Merchants are assured of our determination
to please, if possible, both ola and new custom
"rs. VIII are respectfully invited TO examine our
several Stocks and Prices.
.hcc York, FEB l. lStS.
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Tan Nard.

with two &tOrcd brl tar-hNuse; the
yard containing GO lay-away watts: seven
Iraches, eight handlers, (undcr cover)
with the usual number Of hines, soaks,
bates, sc. &c, together with other con-
venienCes usually found in country tan
yard. On the place is tull-bcaring APP
pie orchard Of we'll selected fruit, a small
and select pear orchard: many peach,
plum, and cherry trees Of choice varie-
ties.
This place lies contiguous 70 lands OF
the Brick Meeting House; belonging to
Friends) is on the public road leading 10
Wilmington; within few yards of the
road leading from Philadelphia to Balti-
more, by which the stage between those
cities passes tri-weeklv; is convenient to
places OF worship, good school, stores,
mills, &c. sc.
no. 2. Is within mile of the Brick
Mectinr-IEousc on the road leading to
the Rising Sun village. This lot con-
sists Of 20 Acres,
one half of which is in good state OF
cultivation. On it is a
BARK MILL.
with a new wheel, and water right.
This is also well enclosed.
No. 3. Consists of
90 agGrcs,
principally covered with young chesnnt.
It lies about II miles North of Brick
Meeting Housa, and between the New
London and Oxford roads,
There will also be sold at the same
time, good working horse fine yoke
of oxen, a milk COW, nearly fresh; two
young cattle, 4 hogs, some corn, hay,
fodder, wheat in the ground, farming
utensils, spanish oak bark, green hides,
household and kitchen furniture, sc.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A.
M. and terms made known by the sub
scribcrs.
H HD"!p T; A ash W. ES'to''
Jan IS, '48-ts
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{ BY the Orphans Court,


Upon application of John Reynolds, Admin.
istrator of George Bell, deceased, stating Il at
some uncertainty exists as to the legal rcpres,n-
tatlves Of the said deceased. Upon which it is
ordered that the said Administrator advertise in
the Cecil Wing and Cecil Democrat, once a
week until the Ind Tuesday of June s4s for
the legal representatives Of the said George
Bell, decd, to appear before the Orphans Court
of Cecil county on the said end Tuesday Of
June 1913, and prove their claims to the residue
Of! said estate Test.
GEO. R. HOWARD, Reg.
A true copy from he Records of the Orphans
Court Of Cecil county. Test.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
In conformity with the above order | hereby
notify those entitled to the balance of the estate
Of George Bell, decd, upon account filed and
passed December Term lS47, to appear before
the Orphans Court Of Cecil county, at Elkton
on the second Tuesday of June 1913, to prove
their claims to the residue ofsaid estate at which
time and place final distribution of the samo
will be made.
JOHN REYNOLDS, Admir- of
George Bell, decd.
Dec. 18Th ls47-tm
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COllStabEe's Sale.

v virtue of five writs of Fieri tacias
d by Hugh Brown Esq, one Of the
ces of the Peace of the State of Ma
nd in and Tor Cecil county, at the
Of Elizabeth Wingate use Of VIM.
lell; T. w. & II. G. Shippers use of
Pencil; James Gorrell use Of Hi
Mccullough, use of VIM. Pencil;
). Lowe use OF Henry Bennett, use
m. Pencil; and also by virtue of
wriis of feri facias at the suit OF R.
homas, against the goods and chat
lands and tenements, of VIM. A.
IS, and John and James M. Conard
to me directed, | have seized and ia
in execution, all the right, title, in
t and ,estate at law and in equity, OF
aid VIM. A. Jones, in and to all that
or parcel or tract of land, lying
being in Cecil county, known by
lame of"Garden Point" containing
ores, more or less, adjoining lands
James M. Conard and others, also one
y horse, one fishing boat, seine and
'e, and I hereby give notice that on
urday the 4th day of March, next.
ween the hours ofone and four O'Clock
" l will offer for sale the said prop
Y, so seized and taken into execution,
public auction to the highest bidder
Cash; at Mrs. Lum's Hotel at North
t.
c. T. F. FOSTER, Const.
!. 1
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VEN Due.

The subscriber will sell at Elk Landing
Farm, on FRIDAY, March Bird
the following property, viz: Several
Horses, yoke oxen and cattle, . dozen
shoats, wagon, OK cart, l horse cart,
ploughs, harrows, harness and all the
farming implements Of the place. Also,
sundry Household Furniture.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
when terms will be made known.
NJ. F.. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Feb 10, '4S-ts
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SMuEF & TOBACCO,

Peter LoriIIard, Snuff and Tobacco mlnlfac-
turer
No. A. Chat ham street, offers for sale
Maccaboy Snuff, (rose navored)
French Rnppee, American Gentleman, do.
Scotch and other Snuils.
Also, Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
And every article in his line of the rery best
quaiity' Orders punclnally attended to, and full
price current sent by addressing as above
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A LIE G tn RE.
BY MRS. BROWN

Why don't sou take Tile Wig Brown,
I'm sure it is shame,
We can't the news from EIkton get
Before It's old and lame!
There's deacon Jones across the way,
Who gets one every week,
And he can bea, you all they say,
When called upon 10 speak
The reason, sir, is plain, you know,
For when he reads il through,
His words like milk and honey flow,
And all he tells is new,
So he is taken by he hand,
For what lie can impart;
While old and young around him slaud
And say the deacon's smart
Oh! is ii not shame. say,
1ohuG yourpur-e so tight,
Wheh a mere bit of yellow clay
Would sellhis matter right!
What goods money, can you tell
To airy of our kind,
Unless ii keeps the body well
And benefits the mludi
WHY don't you take The Wing, Brown,
Pm sure ii is a shame,
We cant the news from Elkton get
Before lis old and slaet
Now lei us quit this simple way!
And take worthy start,
And ere year our friends will say,
The Browns are getting smart!
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HH;s1'2}S.

!. r. BROWNE, Maker and Importer of
Grand sir and half and sr Octare Double and
Single .1ction Harps. PSI Broadwa" These
lluIps have all the modern Improvements of
London and Paris, mt European prices Iiarps
from $500 10 $1,000 iiarps repaired, Strings,
&c. J. +. BROWNE, 4 c..
London and New York Established 1910.
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Straw Hat Pressing Machines, SC.
w. g. w II. LEWIS, l42 Chatham street
opposite the Chatham Theatre.

KUMBEL'S patent leather machine band my
(strelchcd on the only patented machine in he
coun,ry) These are made from the butt of Oak
Leather, and from the heart, or solid part of the
side only, thoroughly stretched and cement ed,
and reveled together, and warranted to run
straight and to give satisfaction Orders address
sed to the subscriber will meet prompt attention.
VIM. kU MBEL, Patentee, % Ferry 81.
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GROCERs, DRUGGISTS, &C.

Are hereby cautioned against person CAL
ling himself an Inutrter of Paul de Vere's
FIavoring Extracts, &c. This Is to rive notice
have no Agents travelling, aud Merchants,
Traders SC, wishing the Pure Article. had bet
ter ad dress their orders to the sole Propr eor of
the same. They consist Of every known, Herb,
Spice, aid Choicest Fruits, packed IN cases of
one dozcn--assortcd if required.
G EO RAPHAEL, 345 Pearl st. Franklin So.
Importer Of English Mustard, Pickles, Sauces,
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j. G.. booth, Tailor,

No. p Conrtandt street, few doors below
the Western Hotel. Clothing at wholesale and
retail, for casl--to which he would invite tho
attention Of his southern friends in visiting the
city to call and cxami ne for themsc elves.
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EEsEl NENEGAN kEe.

Containing iu4l history of lis origin, and of
the victories, to the surrender of the Capital
together with the Otlicia Dispatches, Sc by
Edward d. Mansfield. Illustrated by Mnps'and
Engraylngs. Just published by
A. S BARNES & Co, 81 joan st.
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,gCb.iFsssy.sp.tsg,

Moorcs Premium Pough's-l50 different
patterns. Sub. Sol, Double Mould, two and
three Funow Ploughs Cullvators, Corn Shell
ers, Straw and Stalk Cutters, Tanning Minis,
Corn Cob and Graiu Mills Horse Powers 1hrcsh
ing Machines, with genera. assortment of Ag-
ricnltdra Implements, Also, Brass and Iron
w ire Cloth JOHN MOORE, 1873 Front st
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FIRE SA FEES.

The largest assortment of Iron Safes in the
United States can he at the depot OF Sas
C Herring, manufacturer of the genuine VIII
der's Patent Salamander Safe, Nos. 1871 and 1879
Water street. New and second hand Safes OF
other makers for sale very low.
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PAPER BOXES, &c.

Manufacturers of all kinds of Paper Boxes,
Band Boxes, Band Box Papers, dealer in Bind
ers and Box Boards and Importer of Fancy Pa
per. L. MEYER, successor to
CHAs CLUDIus, $50 William st.
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Premium Leather Bands.

F. w Woods Patent Rvetcd Strctch
Leather Bands, No. 81 Frankfort street, New
York. These Bands have received the first pre-
miums two silver medals aud three Diplomas at
the Fairs Of Boston and New York. They run
straight and present smooth surface on both
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For Rent.

,EwA A DWELLING House. with
iss5 WnEELwRIGHT and BLACK
.faissa SMITH SHOPS, situated in
essszassssA4=s~ New Castle county Del, at
the intersection Of the Newark and Del
aware city road with the New Castle and
Frenchtown Turnpike. Possession Civ
en- on the 25th of March next. For
terms &c. apply to JACOB FAIRS,
Near Glasgow, Del. FEB. 5, 48 -4w (pd.)
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10 Rent upon Shares.

A Farm containing about 80 Acres, situate in
n Hartford county, Maryland. For partcu-
lars enquire post paid, addressed to rnoMP-
SOB, Juniper street, below Pine, Philadelphia,
which will receive prompt attention
Feb. l9ta '4s-9w
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U. s. SCHOOL AGENCY,

For FL nishing Teachers, &C., Clinton Hall,
No. 5 Bcekman street Circulars furnished on
applcat ion Letters must be postpaid.
c. II. WILCOX, Proprietor.
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FGR LEASE,

The subscriber will lease for term of
Years, his Farm, situated about two
miles northwest of Elkton, Md. and i'm
mediately on Little Elk Creek. This
Farm contains about
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HIGGINS g. KELLOGG,

BLANK Book nANUFAcTURERs, and Whole
Dealers in School Books and Stationery.
No. 10 John Street.
New York, Feb. 9th '43--2w
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Rrady's DaguerreOtypes.

HAVE received the first premium for three sue
cessve years. 205 Broadway
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floor Oil Cloths.

AIBEo, tloYT 4 Co, Manufacturers Of Floor
Oil Cloths, - John street, have constantly on
hand general assortment Of these goods
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Steam Refined Candy Loaf Sugar. &c.

Il. l. & A. STUART ls5 Grcenwhich street
view York, offer for sale large assortment Of
Steam Refined andy, Sugar ums, &c of a
sup giol quality: also Double Refined Loaf,
Crushed and ground Sugar, in quantities Of five
pa ckages and upwards, at as low cash prices as
any o thcr establishment. Sugar House Nolas-
.cs in liogsheads and tierces.
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ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM a monthly
periodical for Youth, edited by s. G, Goodrich,
another of Peter rarley's Tales. Subscription
81 90 year. or four copies for 50 90, in advance
Address G. w. & S. o. Posi-, n Y. City,
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street, manufacturer and Importer, keeps con-
stantly on hand the largest assortment of Musi-
cal instruments Of every descript on. Also, all
kinds Of Musical Merchandise constantly on
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CLOTHING

Devcn's VIII olsesale and retail Clothing
Warehouse, SO } ohm street, corner of Nassau.
An immense stock Of scasonable Clothing al
iva IN hand