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sT5sIt is universally admitted that LIP
PlNCO77 TAYLOR Il Co, No 200 MAR
kEr Street, Philadelphia, HAVE STocK OF
CLOTHING five times larger than any other in
Philadelphia, and known.
That $1,000 has been offered that they are the
only clothing manufacturers who import goods
at all.
That by importing goods they save 90 per cent
and can sell lower than costs others to make
clothing.
That they sell more clothing than any three
stores in Philadelphia put together.
That thar stock is made of better material, and
is the most fashionable cut and best made in
the city.
That they employ The best enters and produce
the most tasty and best fitting garments in
America.
That they save enough in importing goods to
he able to sell fine French Cloth Coat as
ow as others sell an inferior coat made of do
nestle cloth.
Tha, their selling prices are always 90 per cent
lower than clothing ola good quality can be
bought els W ',cre.
Tia ro' now pretend to compete with them
in beauty of fit. excellence of make. s;ylu
Quality quantity or prcr.
That buyers from l.. T. & Co, arc wei! satisfied
and a'waps return to buy more, and bring
their friends with them.
That this is the secret oihundreds crowdlng 200
Market street while others are idle.
That No. 200 Market street, three doors above
sixth, is the mos, ihvoraby known clothing
house in America, and
That men Of every variety Of taste. oflnrm. Of
profession ofcvery degree of wealth., and of
every political hue ran there get lr,ter fitted
better suited. and can get better clothing for
the same moncy th,n at any other clothing
House of the United STATES, either at whole
sale III retail, 10y the single garment. by the
dozen, by the ton. or by the ship lord Re-
r,e,uher. 900 VI ARkEr Street, 3 dovrs above
Sixth Phltdephia.
\ ,v 4. As
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Great Economy in Kindling Fires.

TIME attention Of Country Merchants, Ptd-
l. lars and dealers generally, and families, is
respectfully invited to a composition called
Cheever'. Patent Fire Kindling,
An article much needed and in demand from all
quarters. Fifty cents will supply one fire every
day for six months. 1t is neatly done up in
Packages, each containing "a cakes, each cake
10 inch squares. one Of which nstantaneo"sly
taking fire from contact with lighted match
will ignate Charcoal, Wood and Bitumlnous
Coal. and with one-iourth the ordinary quantity
of Wood or Charcoal will Aindo the Anthracite.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at the Kind
ing Depot. No. lag South Second Street, Phil
adelphis. ~ J. w. GRAY.
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Sheldrake's Allegheny House,
No $50 Market St., above Eighth, (South side
PHILADELPHIA.

Y1VIIIs large and splendid Hotel has been
n furnished will, entire new furniture. The
Bar Room is the largest in Philadelphia. The
Parlors and Sitting Rooms are entirely seperat-
ed from the noise and hustle, consequent to the
arrival and departure Of cars. The Portico ex-
tending the whole front Of the house, affords a
cool retreat in warm weather, and Splendid
view of the greatest thoroughf,re in the (ity'
The Lodging Rooms are we'll furnished The
Table as we provided for as at any other Hotel
with tverv attention of the managers to make it
the best Hotel for Merchants and Business Men ,
during their stay in the city. The terms will
be one dollar par day. On the arrival Of tie
cars from the West a Porter will be in attend
anc- to convey ha ggnge, Sc. to the Hotel, which
is adjoining the depot.
Feb TO- ,49-6n.
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This is to Give Notice. That the

This is to Give Notice. That the
subscriber of Cecil county hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
,ers 'tsamen'ary On the per. oval estate of
Joseph c. Gllm"e late Of said county, dc'l,
All persons ha, ing claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned 10 exhibit tho
same with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
Heated, on or h.icre the 3 d day If April
j. so; hey may Otherwise by law beexclu.
ded from all benefit of said estate. All
Persons indebted TO said esta lie are request
ed to make immediate payment 10 the sub
scrlber Given under my hand this 14lh
day OF April 1919.
JACOB TOME, Executor.
April 18th '49-6w.
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This is to Give Notice; That tn,

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber Of Cecil county hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tors administration on the personal estate
of Thomas Rnier, late of said county.
decd, All persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned TO erhib.
i, the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the 9th day Of
March. 1880, they may otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re
cuesied 10 make immediate paymen, to the
subscriber. Given under my hand this l4lh
day of April ls49
ANN RCTTER, Admrrx.
April ii '49-6W.
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NOTICE.

All per sons are hereby warned not to receives
or trade for note ofhand dated March Esd.
ls4s payable in Is days from date, ven BY me
to William Meredith. as will not pay 1t, the
said note was gwen in part payment tor gray
horse, which as has since been shown was stolea
fror,, and returned to the proper owner.
49,, "a. JOHN WROTH.
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April 81 49,

Capt. VIM. Robinson takes this method Of
returning his thanks to the public for the patron
age he has heretofore received in the forwatm..
ing business, and would say that he has cod
menred his regular trips between Elk,on and
Baltimore, for the purpose ofcarryng grain and
all other kinds Of Freight n, the usual low rates.
Leaves Elk Landing Clover wharf, every Tues
day at II O'Clock; returning. leaves Baltimore
Bowly's whart) every Saturday morning at S
CLOCK. The business attended to at Elk Land
ing by JOS. P. CASTWELL, Agt.
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1000 f n. y VILLA h1lS 4s,

No. II North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
Venitian Blind and Window Shade Man
nlacturer.
awarded the first and highest Medals at the
New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhibi-
tnns, Tor the superiority of his Blinds, with con-
firnrd confidence in his manufacture asks the
attention of purchasers 10 hls assortment Of 1000
Bl,uds of urrow aud vide Stats, with fincy aud
PLAN Trimmings, Of new styles and collars Also
n aree and general assortment Of Transpar
Window Shades, all Of which he will sell at the
lowest Cash prices
Old Blinds painted and trimmed to look equal
to new.
81 Dealers Supplied on liberal terms.
The Gil zcns Of Cecil county are respectfully in
vi'ed to call before buying sewhcrc-conhdent
Of pleasing all.
OPEN IN THE EVENINGS
Mar II, '49-3m
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NOTICE..

The partnership heretofore existing under til
firm Of T. w. & II. Shippers is this day dis
olved by mutual consent \ II persons indebted
to the late firm, will please cal and settle the
same with II. G. Shippers, at the old stand
North East, april 18th Is4s.
+. W. SHIPPERS,
II. G. SHIPPERS.
April 81 49,
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s'U-S.
RICH FANCY FuRs FOR LADIES' WEAR.
Charles 0akford. Eurrier.
No. lo4 CHESTNUT ST,

NO. IVA VII rs Nv -,
A fr Doors ADORE Third, Philadelphia,
would invite the ladies to call and examine his
supe, Tor stock Of Nluis. Boas. Tippets, &c. OF
every variety consisting of Rich Russia Sable,
Ilud on's Bay Martin. Norui ch Martin, Mink
Sables, Baum Martin, Stone Martin, Ermine
Fitch, Lynx, sc. &c. These skins have been
selected with great care, and are made by the
best workmin in the country. Ladies may rest
assured that no article will be offered for sale
in this establishment that is not perfect in every
respect.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
1o4 Chestnut st. few doors above Third, Phil.
udelphia. Sept.-6m.f
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A FINED FACE
TITS UNIVERSALLY CO,

II Is u WV Eto NL''t CJNCLDT' 'ial
Stinton's EvtcrntI R"mnlv,
HUN US IiNi NEWT.
Is one o,tre Greatest Bl'ssl ,gs y thin tho rearl
of II mankind. il can be had for only IS Gems
bottle anl will alHiys care W .en timely ap-
uhrd Millions hav, tes'itisl t, itI W III 'erfi
hea ling properties II '"lrv"S pin instantly
it cures disease, and prevents dGormity it restores
to healthy action the MARQUIS System whenev"t
i is attacked by any Of tho complaints to which
i, is subject; there is no Medicn" that can COM
pare with it. II You ave either ofthc following
Diseases procure it, and YOU ma, rest assured
that YOU will experience rrfat once, and the
continued application will so"n remove the DIS
ase Spinal Affections, Rheumatism. PARALYSIS
and all Nervous Infectious ContIactions the
Muscles, Sore T iront and Quincy, Issues, Old
Ulcers. Pains in the Back and Chest. Agne in
the Breas, and Face, Tooth ache, Sprains Br'lis-
cs, Salt Rheum, Burns, Group, Frosted Fee,-
Corns Bunyons, Fresh Wounds, Swrllincs AMI,
Bruises, Scrofilons Affections, Poisons, Tic Dosd
tlreux and all Cutaneous and Nervous D;seaser
vanish before it, and leave the body in sohnp
and healthy state. For evidence OF its great
hover over the System, see the pamphlets to be
DAD Of every A gent, gratis
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF SALT
RHEUM New YoRK, February Is, 1914
S,R-l have been cured of the Salt Rhenln yb
few applications Of Hunts Linimcnt' was
effected with the complaint for eight months
tried every thing that was recommended, but al
to no purposes the disease grew worse. lnSep
trn,ber last, gentleman (Mr. l.. Thus) with
whom was travelling, recommended Hunts
Liniment. used it but six times when the di-
scase left me. | have deferred making this com.
munication, until was certain the cure was ct
fectua and permanent. am no" certain it is
so. and can therefore conscientiously recommend
Hunts L'olmcnt as certain aud speedy cure Tor
Salt Rheum
Yours, respectfully, J.P. CLEMENT.
A VOICE FROM DELAWARE.
LEWIS, Sussex CO. Delaware, Feb 3. ls47
Send me SIX boxes of Hunts Liniment inme.
diately. am entirely out. | nave heard ct
three cases Of Corns being cured by twice bath
ing with the I.iniulent; several cures oil Rheum-
, aiism; one case OF Group, and one OF weak limbs
have had nc furnish the Liniment on the Sab
bath, so sanguine was the applicant OF It's bene-
fetal effects L.. WESI SUN
GEOF GE E. STAN TON, Proprietor,
Sing Sing, New York.
Maryland Agent. G. M. HARRIS, lo6 Bal,
more ST, near Holiday, and for sale by all THE
| lTY DRUGGISTS:
Sold by DR.. J. WALLACE, Elkton.
| July 10. AS
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This IS to Give Notice; that the sui
scrher Of Cecil C, ntv, has obtained from til.
Orphans Conrt of snii county, letters Of admin
istratiou on the personal estate of Simuel Gar
rctt late of said county deceased. All persons
having claims against the SAID decea sed, are
hereby warned to exhnt the same With the
watchers thereofauly authenticated on Or he loro
the sth day of March, 1850; they may other
wise by law; be excluded from all benefit ofsad
estate. All persons irdrh,cd 10 said estate
requested to make immediate prvmcnt to thu
subscriber. Given under my hand this l1th
day Of March, 1919
MARY ANN GARRETT, Amdtrx.
March II -6w
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ENlNE DRESS GOODS.-A lot ofhandsom
i. Silk Tissues and B"ra1es, just reca 70
from New York and for sale by
April !, 'is. Bkows & Mclnlrs.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

FL The subscriber respectfully in.
= forms tbs citizens Of EIkton and
4XMsfiK Cecil county, and the travelling
esSa1t public generally, that he has pur-
&C. chased, and after the s5,h inst,
will keep the Washington Hotel, Elkton, Md.
He will have it filled with new furniture, beds,
&c, and it is his intention to keep it in style
that will make it desirable stopping place.
Particular attention will be paid 10 his table and
his bed rooms.
Persons who have heretofore put M at the
house, and al others who NAV have occasion to
stop in the town, are respectfully requested to
give him a trial. lie will use his hest exertions
to make them comfortable, and as Iis interests
are intmr tey connected with the rep Itat,on of
the House he will endea, or TO make it deserve
a liberal patronage.
Ilewlli have an attentive hostler, and will
have the stables kept IN good order and well
supplied SMILEY KING.
Elklon, March, cath l34s
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m OFFICE.

The Subscriber being Constable and
residing in Eikton, respectfully informs
the public that he is prepared to attend
to the duties of that otiic---all Notes &
Accounts placed in his hands Tor collec.
tion will be afforded to promptly.
THOMAS THACKERY.
N. B. Nj rchanis or others having
notes or accounts to present, wlthou
sueing, will be attended to, for small
percentage. I, L.
Dec. 2. 'I9,
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b. n. s. S. .9Ll.EN, SOUTH
" WuARvEs, Philadelphia, Dealers in Guano
.qre now prepared To supply PERUVIAN and
PATAGONIA GuAs", in lots to sut purchasers
e, r. = ,'d" to rchaaers OF
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BOnnets BGnnets!

T. z. LOTHROP, No 80 South Second
St. upper side, mex; door to Sharpless & Sons,
PHILAD ELP1IA.
Respectfully invites the attention Of the La
dies Of Elk,on, and its vicinity 10 his very select
assortment Of Spring & Summer
Straw BOnnetS and Hats,
at extremely low prices. Merchants and deal
ers supplied. Altering. Bleaching and Pressing,
done in superior manner, and at short notice.
T.Z. LOTHROP,
next door to Townsend. SharPless & Sons, No
80 South Sec ond 81. Phila. mar 3l-3m
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New S.&.iag uaads II pAiiaA !ai'ia

NV N1."G "a. Is IL 5hliad! :HhlA
TOWNSEND, snhGPLESs & Sous. 80
Sbuth 2n street, Have received by their own
IMPORT ,ipns, anl careful selections, large
ana we'd assorted ok, which comprises every
lc,irai" k'ni IF staple and Fancy Goods.
DRESS GOODS -.Srlke. Ginghams, lawns
tIuhor Lnsir"s. Cun'zcs, Linens, and all the
new Fabrics lor spring.
SIAWI.s Silk C.rton Grape. Thib,
Broche, Net, SAxony rlaid, Engs!l Cashmere
unA Sal Skin
FRIENDLY GOODS.--Pl,in aud neat i,.
urcA Goods 1T all KINDS Pl Tin Shawls and Cap
Stufs. Plain Fnru'shnr Goods, Sc.
MEMS " Cloihs, CaSsimcrcs, Drill
inrs, Tweeis, new Summer stuis, VeStings and
Youlis' wear.
FrRNr~uvc Goors English Quilts, Blank.
els, Bookings, Tahl'ngs, Shcetings, Linens. Mo
recns. Damashs, g..
SuoEM,RER's Goops.-Lastngs, Gallons
Lacrs. &c SC. mar 3l-3m
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Gilling Irvine ! Ci]ling Twine!!
TESO dealers and consumers of GlLLING TwiNE
e. just received by the last steamer
$500 HIS. Glling Irvine,
IS 3 Cord OF II numbers,
Ofsnpcrior quality which will be sold at great
sacrifice 20 close sales. Those in want will do ell
10 call, as we will sell lower than can he pur-
chased. J. DUKEtART & Co.
No $50 Baltimore st between South s. GAL
vet st Baltimore.--Jan. 20. '49-lm.
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Check Lost.
The public are cautioned against negotiating
my che,k IN the Blnk of Delaware for Sl005,
Gated abort {! e 18th of October 1913, and mark
cd GOOD" ny $. Floyd Cashier, as payment Of
said check has been stopped at the Bank.
ALEXANDER EVANS.
Elkton. .7nriI >! Is 70 DIV.
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Bark Wanted.

3he highest market prrs paid in rash or goods
''sAA~@ 80 y o.. - S,sEI .
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-12-22

persons dying without heirs or wills, &c.
for the support Of common schools.
A school is to be kept up in each dis
trict three months in each year.
/ Funds shall be provided for the supper
of a University.
ARTICLE X.
Provisions for amending the Constitu
tion--by passing the proposed amend
mcnt by majority in each branch of the
Legislature for two successive sessions
and then submitting it TO the people Or
the recommendation of two-thirds of the
Senate and Assembly the question of call
ing Convention to amend or revise the
Constitution shall be submitted to the
people.
ARTICLE XII.
Contains miscellaneous provisions -
San Jose is to be the Capital. Duelline
is to be prohibited.
The fiscal year is to commence on the
first of July.
The State credit is not to be loaned.-
Taxation is to be equal and uniform.
All property of the wife, owned before
marriage, and that acquired afterwards,
shall be her separate property.
Laws shall be passed providing for the
registration ofthe wife's separate property
The Legislature shall protect by law,
from forced sale, certain portion of the
homestead and other property of all heads
of families.
ARTICLE XII--BoUNDARY.
The boundary of the State of California
shall be as follows:
Commencing at the point of intersection
of the 42d degree of north latitude with
the l2Oth degree of longitude west from
Greenwich, and running south on the
line of said Goth degree of west longitude
until it intersects the 39th degree of north
latitude, thence running in a straight line
in south easterly direction to the River
Colorado, at a point where it intersects
the 35th degree of north latitude, thence
down the middle of the said river, to the
boundary line between the United States
and Mexico, as established by the treaty
of May 80, 1848; thence running west and
along said boundary line to the Pacific
Ocean, and extending therein three Eng
lish miles; thence running in north
westerly direction, and following the di-
rection of the Pacific coast, to the 42d
degree of north latitude, thence on the
line of said 42d degree of north latitude to
the place of beginning. Also the Islands,
Harbors and Bays, along and adjacent to
the Pacific coast.
A scedule appended contains variety
Of provisions of temporary and minor in
terest.
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CoLUMBUs, Dec. IA.

CoLUMBUs, Dec. IA.
Dear Spirit:-After session of near
two weeks an organization OF the Senate
is not yet effected. A step towards it was
made yesterday, by the Chairman deciding
that any business other than the election
of officers was out of order. He founds
that decision upon the fact that SO Sem
ators, (being the whole number) had pre-
sented certificates and been sworn to dis
charge the duties of their stations, and upon
the clause of the Constitution (Article 1,
Sec. 8,) which declares that 'The Senate
and House of Representatives, when as
sembled, shall each choose a Speaker and
its other officers; be judges of the qualifi-
cations and elections ofits members" &c.
So that you will perceive that the election
of officers is the first business to be trans
acted, and takes precedence of judging Of
the qualifications and elections the men,
bers. This decision took the wings all
aback, they made a tremendous flourish
of trumpets over it, and called the chair
man every thing but an honest man Had
this decision been made the first day of
the session it would have saved deal of
time and trouble in making speeches for
buncombe. The angry feeling displayed
brought wildly to mind the scenes oflast
session. No disturbance, however, more
than loud words, ensued.
The chairman ordered the members to
prepare their ballots for Speaker, and there
upon balloting was had which resulted
in 81 votes being cast MIR. Broadwell, the
whig claimant from Hamilton having cast
ballot. After three or four unsuccessful
trials on yesterday TO elect Speaker the
Senate adjourned till to-day.
This morning Mr.. Abstract Broadwell
waived his right to vote, and Mr.. Dmmock
declined being candidate The demo-
Gratis then voted for Mr.. Swift, free e-soiler,
who on each ballot received 18 votes. The
whi gs voted for Mr.. Randall who receiv-
ed 10 votes. This is the result on several
ballotings. There have been go ballotings
in all.
The House is doing comparatively moth
ing-waiting the action of the Senate
| would not be surprised if a Speaker
could not be elected THE EDITOR.
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0E Upon consideration we have con-
cluded to decline publishing the commu-
nication Of Philo Veritas. Our reasons
will be given to the author at private in
terYieW.
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OT The 9th of January is fast ap-
preaching, and we think it is full time
that some arrangements were made by the
Democracy of our county to send on del
egates to the State Convention. Be up
and doing, Democrats.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Letters from the Editor.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 12, 1874

,
Dear Spirit:-The Senate still remains
unorganized, and in my opinion is likely
to remain so for perhaps weeks to come.
| would not be at all surprised if there was
no organization this winter. Three sever.
al propositions to 60 into the election of
officers have been detected by tie vote.
There has been more feeling exhibited the
past three days than there was in all the
preceding week. 'lzs
The House is waiting the action Of the
Senate.
There has been fine sleighing here dur,
ing the past few days, and it has been well
improved. THE EDITOR.
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COLUMBUS, Dec. II.

OohoMDocs DCC' ~
Dear Spirit:-The time of the House
was occupied to-day in the discussion Of
resolution limiting the number of Assis-
tant clerks. The discussion took wide
range, covering the expenses of the Gen.
eral Assembly for years back, as well as
the apportioning of the State into Congress
sional and Senatorial and Representative
Districts. 'ta aat g
The Senate has made no further pro-
gfess towards an organization. There
have now been in all 1O5 ballotings for
Speaker and still no election. am some.
what in doubt that there will be none.-