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THE GREAT REMEDY

For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the side,
Hip, Back, Limbs, and Joints, Scrofu'
la, Kings Evil, White SweIlings,
Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all
Fixed Pains whatever.
UHESE Plasters possess the advan-
tages Of being put up in air tight
boxes--hence they retain their luIl viz
tues in all climates. We have just re-
ceiyed the following testimonials from
Col. C C Selpher, an eminent lawyer, in
successful pr actiee in Wilcox county,
Alabama. He is a gentleman OF high
standing, and one whose Influence has
great weight.
CAMDEN, Ala. Nov. "a, ls4s.
Messrs ScovH and Mead.--Gentlemcn
having been requested to state what
has beeu the result of my experience in
the use Of yonE "Hebrew Plaster"
cheerrully comply in saying that have
found it as heretofore recommended, an
Invaluable medicine" In different ca
SEES of my family, l have applied the
Plaster 10 chronic sores, tumors and
pains, and it has never failed to afford
instant relief. have also used it with
good effect upon my w person, in the
cure Of ulcers, with which | have been
severely afflicted.
Respectfully, etc.
G.. G. SELLERS.
Bsware Of Counterfeit and Base Emita'
tioaS
CAUTION The subscribers are the
only agents in the Southern States for
the sale Of this truly valuable Plaster;
and in order to prevent purchasers be.
ing imposed upon by a counterfeit arti
Gle, sold in this city and elsewhere, for
this city and elsewhere, for the genuine
they invite particular attention to the
following marks Of the genuine,
]. The genuine, is put up in smooth
engine turned bottomed boxes not sol
dere din.
2.The genuine has the engraved heat
Of Jew David on the directions arounc
the box with accompanying Record Of
Court to E Taylor, Rochester.
SCOVIL g. MEAD, 113 Charities St.
Between Cont and St. Louis SITS. New
Orleans.
Sole GENERAL GENTS for the Souther RI
States. sam
Sold by
Priestley & Mosby, Canton, E. I
Ward, &Co, do T BlundelI Benton, J. c
Clarke, do. T, Morrow, Richland, Cole
man &Co. do. J, Brooks, Go. Lexington
A, L, Ellington CO,
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.


Madison County.
BY the Probate Court of said Comfy.
March Term, 1949
Y John B. Howcott Esq, Judge Of
Probate; in and for the county Of
Madison and State of Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given that on appli.
cation to me by John A. Sutherland.
William H. Sutherland William q
Harreld and Elizabeth, his wife, Of said
county, who claim an undivided part Of
the personal estate OF John PettiS, late
ofsaid county deceased, now in the hands
OF Daniel Sutherland, Executor and
guardian--l have nominated C. @.
Sanders, Hugh Sanders, and John W.
Leggett, commissioners to divide the
said personal estate into equal shares
between the parties entitled to distribu.
ton thereof, and unless proper object.
ons are stated to me at the term Of said
Court, to be held on the second monday
Of May next, at the Court House in The
town Of anton, in and for said county.
the said G. 9. Sanders, Hugh Sanders,
and Leggett, will then be appointed com.
mIssloners to make partition Of said mar.
Sonal estate as aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 18th dav
Of March IS49.
JOHN B. HOWCoTT,
Judge Of Probate.
March l6, 1s49. 97wsm
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REMOVAL.

THE subscriber has removed to Mr..
Il Leonard's new shop on the west side
Of the square, He tenders his thanks TO
his former patrons, and respectfully
asks a continuance Of their patronage,
His pork and materials shall be Of the
best quality, his Boots and Shoes war
J. BERTRAND
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GIN A

m THIS summer received q consign-
IL ment OF Messrs. Carver, Washburn
s. Co 5 new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which | am selling at 1915 per
saw. A, few Of these stands were re-
ceiyed here last season and have given
general satisfaction, Planters wanting
to purchase will do we'll to call and ex'
anime previously to purchasing else
where.
P. .O'DONNELL, Agent.
YazOo City
September 18, ls47.
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IN THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison Probate Court
May Term, l849.

A. A. Cassidy, admir-, de Dor is non of
Henry L, Douglass, Decd, VS.. viii
liam H Hall and w E Douglass for.
mer adm'rs Of Henry L. Douglass.
an motion Of the petitioner by his
counsel, in the above stated case
and It appearing to the satisfaction Of
tho Court that the respondents William
H. Hall and William E. Douglass are
non residents Of the State-It is ordered
that the second Monday Of July, A. D,
l849, be and is hereby appointed for the
said respondents to enter their appea
ance TO said petition in this Courtat the
Court House in the town Of Canton, in
the County and State above mentioned
and then and there to plead, answer or
demur to the petition in said cause, and
IN default thereof, that the matters Of tho
said petition will be taken as confessed
and proceeded upon accordingly on
their merits. 1t is further ordered that
a copy Ofthis order be published in the
Mississippi Creole, a newspaper publish.
ed in the County aforesaid, for four suc.
ccessive weeks before the said Cd Mon.
day Of July.
JOHN B. HoWCoTT,
Judge Of Probate.
way TO- 1898 $40
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.Tnsf RcCeiVed.

A SUPPLY OF FAIRS QUlNlNE.
"A the very best brand-Warranted
pure. For sale, at the sign Of The Gold
IN Mortar, by
PRiESTLEY d MOSBY.
July 81, '48. 4b-tl
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madi'On County.
BIZ THE PROBATE CouRT o. am co,,,.v
Ianuarv Ca.- ,o1o

0OUAE OF SAID COUNTY,
January Term, ls49.
: ME estate Of ]. W. Camp. dec,d.
having been reported to and declar.
BY $ ID court ~insolvsnt; Notice !.
hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deceeS
90 to present the same to the undersiUn.
60, on or before the I'd monday Of Julv,
next,or their claims will be forever bar
By order Of the court.
n..,J- T. CAMERON. Clt
W 81 Sm
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FashinabIe Hats.

lust received the true summer style
~ Of Hats; also a large assortment
Of Panama, Leghorn and Straw Hats.
which will be sold low for cash, by
S. B. SHELDON.
May LIST. S4-tf
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40. I Mackerel.

lust received by
% n W. MURPHY
June 9, SEs.
hUSr received and for sale.
- l2 doz. Sands Sarsaparilla,
3 Carpenters ~.
Meredith T. Co. Sarsaparill'
Carpenters Elk. Buchu,
FIX. Liverwort,
Elk. Pink Root,
Swaim's Panacea,
E. D. WARD & Co.
September 4, l847.
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AZ ihre doll ISL year, if paid within one
monib from tic time 0l subscribing, 1t not
uaid within tlt4t tttr, al Ftyr d"ii ~ year.
due. and will be snei isr all cases, At TIE eX-
piEaiion Of the MoR,h.
Advertiser IDS inserted AZ ms dolias POI
square, payable "a the frs, INSERTIONS ana WIN
Be sued for il ed,ately, N not paid teaf'y
advertising a. eretatore' oA
Articles Of personal ualurc, whenever ad-
mittsd, viii be charged Al the rate o. we
aollaFs for eysts .es tines tor each Insertion
P%olitical e~ircalals " pablic- addresses, ioT
thebeneft or individual p~ers'ns OF companies
,vil IL charged As Advertisements, ana at 'h'
ame rates. c.oGo an
All lob Woek mus; be pad for on deliV d,
Postage en- s,ters ms!b be paid, OF they vii
not be attenaed TO-
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Buckets.

Buckets.
PUST received a large supply Of su-
- perior brass bound, vanished and
buckets, and for sale by
D. MURPHY
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Those who wish 70 Try the walters OF
the Mississippi Springs, eau have six
months board free Of charge, if they
fail to cure the disease for which they
are recommended, in a reasonably short
time. H. R. AUSTIN.
May Is, lS49. Ii.
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THE sFAFR q


The STATE
B. a. D Aadi'oa q
by ne Probate Coari y
mo. d, April Tern,
lenements, an a5is'saAas
HHADDELL sANDPPIpIS
Greeting you are bs eas
pear before The Prob.,ss'
cSog9ly' at a regular Ts..' sH
holden at the coult bon .,a
On The I'd Monday # i. Sls
why the said court sSo.il 'q
decree the lands, tensmsl
taments, described \
THOMAS SANDERS "
ROBERT ASHLEY
WARD GRIGSBY =. Nq
GRlGSBY, minor bs;, .ai
DELL, SANDERS. i y
ing to the prayer Of ssia ' Y.
|. West halfcf south NJ
twenty nine, township ~ ~
west halfOf north east M " =
y one township ten, rsS@ a',
hall Of east half Of norlS
sec, thirty one, TOWNSHIP
east south half Of lot NY
township ten, range ! cav NJ \
south west quarter a. nv "
ship ten range Feast Io Way
y five township ten. r sI,''l
halfOf north east qua,i ss \. \
township ten, range ~
quarter sec. twenty niDs
range 2 east, all in the eo'' w i
son aforesaid.
Witne.h Il.
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BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs AT COST
GAN be had Of Henry R. Coulter. at
" the Circuit Court Clerks OA ce-
where a depository of Bibles and Tesla
ments are kept-Published by the Anne
rican Bible Society.
November 20, l846. lot
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AN hand a superior article of Cap
~ and Letter Paper, for sale cheap
by D. W. MURPHY g. Co.
June 9.
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rtpl PAH l

rAH UP', P ;,,d ~.
A IL Persons lI 1asss csll
A signed will pS PHI apd
their bills tmnlSs y CsIiOd
= %sg my Ny hon.. as 3, =
stack and tools ''' 4 4. sSD
March es,ls4'
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Dear Sir: | promised to inform you Of
the result Of my trial of Wistar's Bal
som of Wild Cherry upon Mrs. NJ.
1t relieved her cough, and her general
feolth was so much improved, that she
tancied herself entirely cured, and, con-
rary TO my advice, she discontinued the
use Of il, and all other remedies, and re-
commenced her singing in the Catholic
Church. The consequence ofthis was,
the had a return of splitting Of blood
the is now however, using the Balsam
again, and is recovering under the use
Of it, The Balsom was also used twice
by Mrs. MS family for Group, with the
happiest results. Once, in a very vic
lent case, which | am informed was re.
lieved in three hours, after taking three
doses. The other, a little girl, less
violently affected, was relieved by taking
one dose. Before writing you further.
| wish to try this medicine in other ca
ses and on other patients. Yours, &c.
[Signedi) B DULANY, M D.
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Graumd Spices.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
THE Subscriber would most respect
Il fully inform the citizens of Madison
and surrounding country, that he is just
opening a fine and fashionable stock of
WATCHES and JEWELRY, which he
will sell on the most reasonable terms,
for Persons wishing articles in my
line are invited to call and examine for
themselves,
Watches Of every variety carefully
repaired on the shortest notice, and war.
ranted.
A. w. KING.
ante March 80, l849. %
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Messrs. Scovil g. Mead-Gents---En
closed send you a letter from DR.. Du-
lany; a graduate of medicine, and one Of
our most skilful physicians, testifying to
the remarkable effects oil Wistar's Bal
sam in his own practice. He stands
high among the profession here, and has
a very extensive practice
Signed g. A. STEVENS
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ARpIvAL& DEPARTURE OF NAL
AT CANTON MISS.

TME JACKSON MAIL
- Closes,
ALL, ~ y. Daily at Q P. NJ.
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THE VERNON MAIL :
Closes,
.Isnh Monday and 81
Sunday, rnU"V
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THE MADIsONvILLE MAIL
closes,
Monday and bysA.H. sunday snn AN.
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TIE LEXINGTON MAIL
Closes,
Wsdnesdov,l Ilesoay, : NJ
friday and by7R.h' nuS
Sunday, los"
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RUNToN AND YAZOO CITY MAILS
70 due, Daily Except Monday} ~ n.
fjloSes, Daily (except Monday
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Writing Paper .

September 10, l04z.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-22

Locoroco PARTY A corrpspon lent Of
the Richmond Enquirer tell, story OF
an lmoositi0n p7scticed on The Posi- Of
fee Department by some Locofocos in
Richmond county, by which they rrocu
red commission for a free rsg.o to be-
postmaster at Farnhsm ChurcI-posi-of
in that county. The wri er chuckIcs and
eyuts al the success otthe imposition as
it it Lad been something meritoT Gus;
though according to his own statement
the conduct # lis autho's deserves to be
branded with unmi irated oqprohr7m.
ard vet The Warrington Union copies
this st ~ rom the EnQui,rr, as 1.-THE
"ists organ" thought the partial success
OF the party who cot it up, did moi cover
them al over with shame. Has It come
10 this, tho the ergan of once powerful
parry thinks that Gen. Tavlor shows
weakness whom ne takes thp word Of a
locofoco even for the appointment Of /,
20 tmas'er for a small country post Of
fee - Bat Patriot
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F-ar The Cecil Wing,
10 tEc N%saii:s
or the 9Th Confessional nistric4.

Altho' no longer resident of your Dis
|trict, shall never cease TO feel lively
interest in the success Of the Wing party
in The District in which gave MY T1a.r
yorE-a good Wing vote; which has been
followed by eleven others all &C of the same
SORT"
"The Union," has declared that ALEX
AhDEa Exams must be beaten and when
this Jupiter Tonsns Issues his edicts there
are always found enough to use every
appliance" 10 enforce them. warn Won
to beware of FOREIGN INFLUENCE upan The
eue Of qour e'.cfi0n. Be on tue alert, be
watchfuI, vigiIant; let every Wing consid-
er himself con guard" and let nothing of
a questionable shape pass unchal!enged.
Year cause and your leader are worth, Of
all vigilance and of every exertion-vo,lr
cause 10 the glorious cause which triumDhed
So signaIIy last November; your leader the
Gallant EVANS who defeated ths chosen
champion Of democracy in ~.
From my proxni y TO the seat Of Gov
eminent have had opportunities not en-
liyod by those at distance .or noting par
tjcularly Mr.. Evans course in the lest
Congress, and I assure you it was such as
eAdeared him to his political friends and
challenged the admiration Of his political
enemies. Never had constituency 8
| more fsithtul Rgpresontatiye. He was
enphaticaliy working n.ep1ler-aEways
at his post in the Elousp, voting upon ev-
cry question OF interest, punctnai III his al
te dance at the Committee Room, he
e,ipCed his determination 10 discharge
couZci"ntiausjv his duties as a Representa-
tive. And if know anything about the
yot rs Of the 9Th District, they want man
| Of this kind. was one Of q Committee
appointed in neighlori1g VILLAGE to wait
| upon Mr.. Evans, and invite him TO make a
speech for us during thp campaign last falI.
We called upon him. We found him hard
at work in the House. He. received Us
politely and cour'lousiy, but regretted that
his engagements in the House must pre-
vent him from accepting cur invitation
and aitho' we were disappointed i'll not
having his Gerylcgs, We could lut admire
his devotion 20 the business Of TIE country
and 10 his duties as f preventative Mr..
Evans ranked high as dsbatcr in the last
Congress lie made a speech upon sci
cn!fc su! ect during the session of rs and
az, which Was acknowledged on ali hards,
to lie the rost learned speech during t e
session. With such e candidate N thu
field let the wings of the fifth knew no
such word as fail.
The eyes Of The nation arc upon Mary
land it is 'ett for her to decide the roit-
icaf complexion of he next House Of Rep
reeentatives-it 10 left for her 20 giyes ma
ioritv in The next Congress favorable TO
Sustaining that glorious old chief, now ct
TIE helm OF affairs; let every whix come
out to the poles, ard all ailI be well,
FIRST DISTRICT.
R'a6ensBpg, M, Sept. 18th, '49.
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Az EAsy RULE Fok FARMEKs.-A cor

An Easy RULE For FAaNExs.-A cor
respondent ofthe National Iot"IIigencer
thus corrocts a paragraph which is going
the rounds oithe prpss giving the mode
ofcomputing the English quotations for
a quar- er OF wheat into American meas
uEement and currency:
"Ihe quarter of wheat is one-fourth Of
ton, 1920 pounds,) Of 500 pounds
The standard bushcl Of wheat is not the
winchester basEel, but one eighth OF
$50 or 70 ponrds. Now in our country
the bushpl of wheat Is GO pound; there
fore divide $50 Ivy GO and the result, or
orne and one-hrd bushels, will be the
equivalent, according 10 our standard, for
the English quarter of wheat But TO
make his available to the farmer, let him
divide the price per quarter in sterling
shilings by nine, (insi coa Of eight and
multiply the quoticnt by twenty four,
for the price per bushel t.Aneriean) in
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The subscriber will offer at Public Sale,
at the late residence Of Allan Brown, decd.
On WEDNESDAY, the 24th of October
next, The following property, viz: Q work
Horses, yoke OF Oxen, 4 mich Cows,
Is Shoats,o road Wagons, Carriage, l
OK Cart, Ploughs, harrovs, Cultivato-s,
and other farming utensils; and yzrietv
Of Household ard Kitchen Furniture.
Also, Wheat and Oats By the bushol, Corn
by the barrel, Hay by the ton, and lot Of
corn fodder.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
when terms will he made known by
SAMUEL BROWN, Admir-.
Sent 22-5w of Allan Brown.
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I hereby give notice that an Election
will be held in Cecil county, at the usual
places for holding Elections, on the first
Wednesday Of October next, being the Bird
day Of the month-for the purpose OF vote
ing for person to represent the fifth Con-
gressional District Of Maryland, in the thirty
first Congress of the United States: ard for
four persons to represent Cecil county in
the next General Assembly of Marvlana
WIN. HA.
Sheriff OF Cecil cou.
Elkton, Sept 9Th, '4e--St.
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FIRST DISTRICT.
R'aden,bwg, M, Sept. 18th, '49.
REkORED DTEFIcULTIEs WITH TR4

RVsoRED DIFFICULTIES WITH TRK
fRrNcH MN1srER.-The Washington
correspondent of the SUM saws that a
difficulty had arisen be'wprn Mr. Clay
ton ard Mr.. poassin, the French Minister
in consequence Of al offensive letter
written to Mr.. c. The correspondent
SAYS:
The President directed. ak weeks AGO,
that the offensive letter be sent TO NE
Cove nnent ofFrance, win sdenana thst
MIR. Poussin be 'lmmedisteIy OF sooner'
resaHed,
The French Government did not no.
tica the demand; they have had time 10
10 it, and have not done it.
Our Government has therefore, ihiins-
ted TO NJ. Poussin that hi. passports are
ready for him.
The Washington papers Of his morn
ing have noalluslon to the matter.
Boh. Pat. Of Tuesday.
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NOTICE,
ksE. Higgins, State AgrIcul turl
Chanist.

Respectfully informs the clilzens ofCe
Gil that he has commenced his iabors in
this County.
The following Section Of the Law cree
alng State Agricultural Chemist shows
part OF his duties.
"Sec. 4. Be it enacted, that the said
Safe Agricultural Chemist shall anaiize
specimen Of each variety of soil in he
County where he may be, that NAV be
brought to him, or that he NAV. find to
exist s. 10 examine & il necessary an
sIize each specimen Of mari or other veg
cable or mineral producr that NAV come
to his kno wIedse in order that his i'll
sructions may be Of the greater practical
uti!ity'
n. B. Specimens Of soil for analysis
will be selected by D.. II. in person.
Those having mar's to be examined by
lravl g specimens carefully selected at
the room opposite Johnsons Hotel, can
have them anaIyscd
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ISEEst,

Don The 17th list, at 9wanown Kert
Co., FNrA VIRGINIA. infant daughter Of
James AID Caroline May, aged / year 9
months ana 2Gdav.
On the 18Th inst JaHr daughter of
Charles H. and Caroline Crouch, of this
town
On the 18Th INST JoaN BENJAalg, IN
FAINT chile OF Benjamin end Rebecca
Wells, aged months 9 days. Of this
town
At RowIsodsvills on Sunday morning
the II h inh.; william 3. Son Of Q p.
an' Z. A Killjrgsworth, aged two years
s"vrn months and fourteen days.
] take thFs' little lambs said he
And lay in my breast,
Protection they shall find in me,
In me be ever bIesf.
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Married.

BY the Rev Mr.. Godsho.ough, in
Trinity Church, on THURSDAY morning
last, RoBsRT GaAlG and Mary P daush-
Ter Of Mr.. Thomas Davidson all Of this
county.
Al New London on Thursday Goth
inst, by the Rev. mfr. ru BOISE, Mr.
VIZ. II. HENDRlcksoN, to Miss. hRN MA
RIA VERNON, OF Wilmington Del
At the same time MIR. JosEpH T.
WAITE, to Mis-. EL,zAeErA BUrLsR, Of
w lmiDrton Del.
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DECREASE OF POPULATION IN IRELAND

DECREASE OF POPULATION IN IRELAND.
"A letter was read in one of Or city
churches yesterday; from the pastor of a
parish in Ireland, stating The alarming fact
the population of his parish has decreased,
in four years fully one half. The number
Of persons in his parish in 1915 exceeded
$500 souls; while, by census recently
and accurately taken, the NUMBER was
found to be only 1900. This great falling
of is attributed 10 famine, starvation, or
consequent disease; while bnt very small
number have been ALE to escape these
miscries, or the sight Of them, by emigra-
ton. Unhappy Ireland Wash. Repub.
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EEGWE's Il COS,
UNITED STATES CIRCUS,

This immense Establishment the larrest and
most complete ever organ zed, comprising ,ae
Lsst Equestrian and Gynnastic Troupe ever
collected. with a Stud Of HORSES and Ponies.
superior to any other in tie country will eslnb-
ii u Il n ION, on sATvaoAY' Sept 29th ls4s
The u. , 'lrcus, in lis rUgrers through
the country will bs proceeded by the great tri =
umphant
C0iac2 Chariot!
Drawn by 20 Cream Colored Horses and d.
TO ted &c the conveyance ola celebrated NEW
YORK Brass Band. Tie agnituds and splen
dor oil 'his Immense vehicle bssirs description
II 10 tbs ONLY ON z of modern times which
APP sachrs the colossal achievements Of art dcs
eIiLed in sncrent history. It's weight exceeds
FIVE TONS, ard its elaborate carving and
gliding surpasses ANYTHING Of the Kind ever wit
ncsS3d. Tile famous
SGssN NAV,
ackrow edged universally as the best CLOWN
in tic verdi, is s member Of this Company
Also
Mr. Wicss ard Rivers,
The best principal Rider living; together with
MIR. Il. Il. hnnnr!is, the lcrcuiela :. land \
Horse Riders Chang Won Fang. the wonderful
Chinese bottle pcrtUrmer; Mr.. G. w. Sergeant,
The great dramatic Equcslrian; Mems hubbeIl.
the celebrated Cannon st II performer; Mr.. Cole,
the unfivaed Comfort iunisi; Miss 10 hrsos, and
M.sdtme s Cole and johnson, Female tqueslrl-
ans OF celebrity; Slr ". R. Smith, III" prime e
of comic singers; M-ssls Sagirs Bliss, Krunr-
dy, 1atuall, Johnson and Muller, first class
Gy nlaaats AID othfrs Of uchnowl, dg talent
N Their various departments.
Z ssmsss44.es 2saRs Mas ter
ADMISSION, % cents, Children umde 8
ha Ifprge. Doors OMEN al and 7 Performance,
commences al hl,l past aud half rast T. III
At l!ayre d. traco S'eplc,u Ger %, al Penn
grove" n. J. October 1919.
Sept % '49---w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-22

TnE REcooMTToN or HrNaAnrAv INpn-
rrNDENoE.-- The Philadelphia North Amer
lean says, in regard to Hungary, that
''Moss than three months ago, an lntsl-
ligent agent Of The government was three
thousand miles on his way to Hungary,
with Instructions fiom the President OF the
United Statesto recognize the Government,
in the even: of one beng established. and
to welcome hsr frs. III the family CT na-
t;ore,"