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AMOS KENDALL.
NEW YORK.

The Wing State Central Committee of
New York has called State convention
for the nomination of candidates for the
various State officers to be elected in No
vember. The convention is to meet al
Syracuse on the 26th day of September.
In making this announcement, the Al
bany Evening Journal remarks upon the
importance of sending enlightened and
patriotic delegates to the convention, as
on their wisdom and fidelity much depends.
1t adds, that the Wing party in New York
is "sound and strong, and discharges,
through its representatives, all its respon-
sibilites with high degree of intelligence
and integrity. The Wing masses, re-
posing, as they do, and well may, entire
confidence in the ability and fidelity of
the Wing national and State administra-
tons, are prepared, by their united and
jealous action, to secure for themselves
and their country the prosperity and re-
pose which result from Wing supremacy
in the conduct of public officers"
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DISSOLUTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY

The leading journals of the Opposition
are engaged in attempting to demonstrate
that the Democratic party is not dissolved.
The fact that the question comes to be
mooted at all shows, at all events, that
they are in very bad way. Looking at
affairs in the various sections of the coun-
try, we do not see how any candid OBJ
server can fail to arrive at Mr.. JOHN VAN
BUREN's conclusion-that the Democratic
party, as a national party, is dissolved.
The southern portion of the Democratic
party are divided by bitter and irrecon-
cilable hostilities. Is it possible that Mr..
BENTON and Mr.. CALHOUN can ever act
together in harmony' Can General HoUs-
TON well seek position again on the same
platform with the man whom he has de-
nounced as guilty of attempting to effect
disunion' Can those members of their
party who have denounced the Senators
from Texas as traitors to the Democratic
faith join hands with them again. And
with which one Of the two great cham
pions of the southern Democracy will Mr..
WALKER unite his fortunesl Where will
Mr.. DALLAS and Mr.. BUCHANAN gol So
with the northern wing of the Demo
cratic party. Did the menace of SILAs
WRIGHT to Mr.. Richie, when he told
him that he should rue the overthrow of
Mr.. VAN buren, to the last day of his
life, mean nothingi II meant that the
Democrats Of Albany were tired of being
ridden by the Democrats of Richmond,
and that il was quite time to dissolve the
old party and form new alliances Can
the two sections of the Democracy Of the
North come together and act together with
confidence and good feelingi Can Mr.
VAN buren, strike hands with Mr.. CAss,
as Mr. GIDDINGs and Mr.. B. F. BUTLER
struck hands at Bufalol We think not
Can Mr.. Senator DICKINSON ever acqui-
esce in the dogmas of the Buffalo conven-
tom We think not. We believe that
the Barnburners and the Old Hunkers in
New York-the leaders of them, at all
eyents-hate each other more bitterly than
they hate the WIGS or the Administration.
Can the tariff Democrats in PENNSYLVANIA
unite with the men who cheated them in
1914 with the cry of " Polk, Dallas, and
the tariff of 1912 % Can the harbor and
rlver-improvement Democrats Of the west
and northwest continue to act with the
Democrats who deny the existence of the
improvement powerl
But what mofiue have the masses of the
Locofoco party for coming together again
in the old " Democratic" organization
Surely they do not desire to place power
again and the public money in the hands
of the Richmond elite and the Albany re-
gency. Our experience Of the manner in
which they have used power and the pub
lie money is not such as would naturally
stimulate an insurrection among the masses
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at will be remembered by our readers that Mr.
Brown was tht protomartyr in the cause Of Democ-
rscy, under the auspices Of this "no-pary admnis-
trstion. ~ Union.
This refers to Mr.. WILLIAM ]. BRowN,
the First Assistant Postmaster General
His "martyrdom" consists in bis volun-
fary resignation of his Office, soon after
the present Administration came into
power.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
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THE REPU BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
OFFICIAL.

FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, ls4s.
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There IL to be grand mock siege at Chatham.
Three thousand seven hundred troops are 70 be
present, and the operations are TO be conducted by
the Marquis of Anglesea.
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C. ECONOMY

Is the great secret Of fortune making, it is the
key which unlocks the store-house of wealth,
and pours her golden treasure into the lap Of
its fortunate posscssor, Economy has laid the
foundation ofnearly all the fortunes which have
ever been made. Do you wish to prosper be
sure that YOU bay, where you can buy the cheap
est, and all who want great bargains in
CHAIRS & FURNITURE
are insisted to call at Pel's Cheap Furniture
Waroroom in Elklon, where supply ha just
been received, of beautiful style and finish,
which will be SOLD cheaper than the same arti-
Gle can bo purchased by his customers in the
cities. Also.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
of all kinds, neatly and substantially finished,
and as cheap as dirt. Also louisville best Man
tie clocks, brass works, a good article Come and
see for yourselves he is deerm'n ned to do bust
ness in such away: that his customers shall find
it TO their interest 10 deal with him. lie buys
for cash and sells for cash. at the smallest posi-
BILE advance on cost prices, and this is the way
he is enabled to sell Bargains
If the cash is not at hand he will take all
kinds of country produce in exchange for
goods, and pay the highest market Price.
LSFLook to your interests and don't forget
o call at PELL' IS Cheap Store East end of Elk
on. June 2 40.
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FEVER AND AGUE!.!

EsTHOROUGHLY ERADICATEDfT
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE! =!
YIVHAT great National, Old Favoritc, and
Il S,crng Remedy! y! of EIGHTEEN
YEARS. STANDlNG-siill unapproached in
its wonderful sue cess, certainty, and safety, in
the CURE or THIS wRErCHED coMrLAINr:.!
YOU would escape the arsenica (poison-
ous) countcricts take not bottle from any one,
that is not quartet by the"wTiHen signature" of
tho original inventor and proprietor, JoHN r.
RowAND, on u paper label, crossing the mouth and
cork.
This remedy has never been bolstered up by
alse and Gecettfnl putls but has won its way 10
Ec confidence and universal adoption ofthc in
Rbitants Of FEVER AND hGuE DlsTRIcrs, BY
rs GOOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALONE
o which all the agents, and every pcrsln who
have used it, well testify.
PROPRIETOR'S OFFICE.
ll3 ARrn ST., PEuADA.
Also Rowands Purgative Pills, Cough Lozen
gca Blackburoy Root Lozongers for Bowel Com.
plant, Worm Lozenges sc. &c. SIC.
AGENTS.--Dr. Mitchell and DR.. Wallace
Elkton; r. l.. Thomas, J. J. Shippers North
.ast; Black & Bro. Charlcs,own; WIN. Hudson
hid. Seaman, Joseph Bryan jr. Chesapock City!
h. l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge; s.. Whitaker jr
Principle f; Henry sites, Principle S. Thos
Murphy, Bohemia Mills; Jos, Bryan, Bohemia
Village Jones McKasco, John 3. Morton; War
wick; F. B Crookshanks Cecilton.
Aug: s. lS4S.
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LEE & WALKER
SUCCESSORS TO GEO. wILLIe,

6CccEsSoRS TO GEO. WILLIG,
HAVE removed their stock of Music and Mu.
steal Instruments, to the new ana spucious store
in Swaim's Bulding, No. l6s Chesnut Street,
below Seventh, PHiLApELHH,A, where they in.
vite the attendance and patronage ofthe public
Lee & Walker having purchased the entire
stock Of Geo. Wilig, (who has declined bust
ness,) are now prepared to execute all orders in
their line. Their assortment of Music and Mu-
steal Instruments, is as extensive as that of any
other establishment in the country.
Piano Forbes, from various well known and
approved manufactures, now in store, and will
be constantly offered for sale.
l}Country dealers supplied on very reason
able terms. Feb 10 49-6m
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OARA PREMIUM BLINDS.
AOOO ID. j. WILLIAMS,

No. II North Sixth Street, Philade lphia.
Venitan Blind and Window Shade Man
nfacturer.
tAwardcd the first and highest Medals at the
New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhib-
lions, for the superiority of his Blinds, with con-
frmod confidence in his manufacture,) asks the
attention of purchasers to his assortment of2O0O
Blinds of narrow and wide Stats, with fancy and
plain Trimmings, ofnew styles and colors Also
. large and general assortment of Transparent
Window Shades, all of which he will sell at the
owest Cash prices.
Old Blinds painted and trimmed to look equal
70 new.
dealers Supplied on liberal terms.
The citizens of Cecil county are respectfully in
vited to call before buying elsewhere-confdent
Of pleasing all.
OPEN IN THE EVENINGS.
Mar II, '49-3m
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A Gard 10 the Ladies.

f. NJ. LEIGH, respectfully announces TO the
Public that she has just received from the City
Gin the house formerly occupied by Mrs. Foald
and opposite Mr.. Kings Hotel,) handsome as
sortment of Mill inery Goods, comprising in par
Tulip Octogon, Tulip Lind, Tulip. Vandyke
imperial French Lace. China Pearl, and other
Bonnets; together with SPLENDID assortment
of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, French Flowers,
Ladies' dress Caps, French work Collars, with a
general assortment of goods, such as are usually
kept by Mlliners. Old bonnets and gentleman
hats, repaired at short notice and ON reasonable
terms. Dress Making as usual.
Ever grateful for past favors, she hopes by
srlct attention to business, TO merit cont;nu-
nee Of the public patronage. apr 2S-3t
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Costume Hall.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
nN hand and for sale, the largest and hes
VEassor,ment offspring and Summer Clothing,
at prices very nnch reduced.
Goats Of every variety, embracing all the lat
est Styles and ofan improved GU and make
from IS cts to ., 8, 4, b, 6, s, 5 to, and up
wards. PANTALOONS.
Pantaloons Of all kinds, from IS cts to !, 30,
l,15, 2, $50, and also very fashionable style
the Lamartne stripe, as low as 8, $50, VI, and
upwards. VESTS.
Vests Of every variety, comprising Silk, Satin,
Cashmere, Marseiles. Valencia, from 30 cts, 10
CTS, s, $50, SO and upwards.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Always on hand the largest andbcst assort-
nent Of Boys Clothing ever offered in this city
A splendid assortment of Cloths and Cassi-
mercs the best make. together with large and
handsome variety Of Silk and Mars elles Vest
tags, which will be made up to order in the best
manner, 90 per cent less than the accustomed
rpices, and in all cases neat and beautiful fit
guaranteed, at COSTUME HALL,
Corner Pratt street and Centre Market Space,
BALTIMORE II. II. COLE.
Attached to the above, is one of the largest
and most excessive SHIRT FACTORIES in the
country, embracing every variety and make, at
prices which cannot fail to please any one wish
ing TO parc!,ase.
L5SOne Price Only!=fn mar 81 4s-ly
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APLETON'S
GREAT CENTRAL.
Cheap Book Store,

l64 Chestnut Street, Corner ofSeventh, Swa inc
Buildings, Philadelphia.
NJ MOVING the wants Of the community,
EA the Proprietor of this Estab lslment has
fitted up Store n the most elegant manner,
having due regard to the comfort Of his custom-
ers, so that every Stanger vistin his book store,
may feel entirely at home.
HIS IMMENSE STOCK
of Books is classified according TO the various
De apartments Of Literature, SO that visitors can
find the books they are in search of for them
selves. Buying he stock for the most part at
the A uct:on Sales, and being connected with one
Of the Largest Publishing Houses in this country
enables him 10 sell ALL Books at
Lower Prices
than any other house Of similar character on
this continent. His facilities for tho Importation
of books from Europe are unsurpassed, havinge
branch of his establishment in London, wher.
orders of private gent lemen arc reiully execua
ted and forwarded to this Country by every
Steamer and Packet.
Catalogue
Of books with the prices attached is issued quar-
tcrly, containing Lists Of new additions 10
his large collection, which in all cases for sale
a, the Lowest Prices,
or, from 2j to IS per cent below Publisher
Prices Thus in buying even Few Books, quite
q considerable amount is saved.
hb btlli lliuuCCh'Cut " 0hahAois
visiting the city, every one who purchases One
Dollars ,rorth Of hooks, will receive copy ofths
Stranger in Philadelphia, an elegant lsmo. vol
ume the price of which Is 25 cents.
UFThe limits of an advertisement are toe
confined to enumerate the prices Of any Of tile
Books, or to give even faint idea ofths la-
mense Advantages to be derived from Purehas
ing at the GREAT CENTRAL CAEAP BooKsroRD,
but lei all who are in search Of books send for
Catalogue, and buy the books they are in want
Of and when visiting the city, give .applston oas
call, and you will DO sure to CALL AGAIN.
Stationery
in all lie branches, furnished at the Lowest PRE-
ces. The Initials Of those purchasing Letter and
Note Paper, neatly stamped in tho corner, with
out charge.
Orders for any article may be sent BY mail,
addressed to the Proprietor, and the directions
In all cases will be fully carried out, with 81
punctuality and despatch.
Orders for Catalogues should be prepaid.
GEO. S. APPLETON.
Bookseller. Publisher, Importer, and Statlons
1874 Chestnut ST., cor. Of Seventh, Swain
Building. may 5, Ism
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This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber Of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, le,
ers Tes,amen,ary Oh the personal estate
of John C. Reynolds, late of said county de-
ceased. All persons having claims agains,
the said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same with The vouchers there
Of, duly authenticated, on or before the
10Th da. of May 1850; shev may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all beheh, Of said
estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment 10 the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 10th day Of June 1919,
ELLEN NJ. REYNOLDS, Ex'trx.
June 10th '49-6w.
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Sheldrake's Allegheny House,
No $50 Market St., above Eighth, (south side,
PHILADELPHIA.

VTyHIs large and splendid Hotel has been
furnished with entire new furniture. The
Bar Room is the largest in Philadelphia The
Parlors and Sitting Rooms are entirely scperat-
cd from the noise and hustle, consequent to the
arrival and departure Of cars. The Portico ex-
tending the whole front Of the house, affords n
cool retreat in warm weather, and splendid
view of the greatest thoroughhre in the City.
The Lodging Rooms arc we'll furnished. The
Table as well provided for as at any other Hotel
with every attention of the managers TO make it
the bcs, 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, Porter will be in attend
aucc to convey baggage, SC. to the Hotel, which
is adjoining tho depot.
Feb. TO- '49--Cm.
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John DOnneIIy.

Sanufacturer Of DonneIlys Upright Safety
United States Oil Paste BLACKING.
No. SO North Third St, Philadelphia.
These Matches are justly considered the hes,
IN the United States, they are free from unpeas-
nm. s%en ana can DC introduced with perfect
safety INTO al Stores and Dwellings. Warrant
cd 10 keep ten years.
The Blackng is Of superior quality, and free
fro m any ingredient that impairs tho Lea ther.
Country Dealers ard Shippers will find IL ~
their interest to call and see for Themselves
N. ban assortment of Matches of v.,,o,.
New York Manufactures. Matches in ronnd
wood oxes-also, packed in large OF sma II ,in
easee, 10 ship 10 any part ofthc world.
JOHN DONNELLY.
Laae Of 20 Bank Street, now 80 North Third g.,
March a, '49-~ly ~
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Tb;, 70 10 Give Notice; that the sui

Thi, IS TO Give Notice; that the sub
scriber of Cecil county, has obtained from tho
ORPHANS Court Of said county, letters Of admin
istration on the personal estate Of Geo w. Thomp
son, late of said county deceased. i'll persons
bo Wing claims against the said deceased, arc
hereby warned to exhibit the same With tho
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on Or heforo
the nth day Of April 1850; they may other:
" se by law; be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate ar .
requested to make immediate payment to tho
subscriber. Given Under my hand this lssh
day Of May Of is4s.
EDWARD T. TARRING, Adnf,,
Nsy l2sh H9-ev -
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NJ. S. Lawrence.

N. S. Lawrence.
Agent for the sale of southworth Nam
ufacturlng Co.'S Writing Papers.
Warehouse No. 3 Minor St
PHILADELPHIA.
100 cases orthe above superior Papers now in
store, sad for sale to the trade nj the lowest
market prices, constituting in part Of
Fine thick flat caps, II, IA, Is and Is lbs,
blue and white.
Extra super and superfne Folio Posts, blue
and white, plain and ruled.
Superfne Commercial Posts, blue and white,
plain and ruod
Extra super Linen Note Papers, plain and
gilt.
super6ne and fine Bill Papers, long and
broad.
Supcrfne and fine Counting House Caps and
and Posts, blue and white.
Extra super Congress Caps and letters plain
and ruled, blue and white
Extra super Congress Caps and letters, gilt
Superfine Sermon Caps and Posts.
Superfine blue linen thin letters.
Extra super Bath Posts, blue and white, plain
and ruled.
Embroidered note Papers and Envelopes.
"Lawyer's," BrlefPapers.
Superfne and fns Caps and Posts, ruled and
plain, blue and white, various qualities and pri
ces.
Also 1000 reams white and assorted Shoe Pa
pers, Bonnet Boards, white and assorted Tissue,
Tea, Wrapping, Envelope, assorted and blue
Medium, Cap Wrappers, Hardware Papers, &c.
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The Mines of California Outd0ne.
FINE WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
The Diamond City of Philadelphia Still
Ahead!

Anead!
JACOB LADOMUS,
946 MARKET STREET,
Below Eighth, South side, PnILADELpHIA,
Is constantly receiving from all tho best Manu-
tacturers Of Europe, every sryle of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WITCHES.
I5rRead this advertisement cut it out Of
the paper put it in your pocket. and call the
first time you visit the city. Among tho assort-
ment will be found:
Gold Levers, lSk. cases, full jewelled, $50
Liver Levers full jeweled is
Gold l'Epines, lsk. cases, jewelled, IS
Silver l'Epines, jewelled 10
do Quarter Watches 4to$le
Silver Tea Spoons equal to coin, per set 4 SO
do Desert do do do do 10 90
do Table do do do do IS 90
Together with splendid assortment of Chasts
and Rich Jewelry, sc. &c.
Gold Chains Of every variety and pattern at
slight advance upon the original cost. Examine
them by all means.
p5The Trade will DO supplied upon the
most advantageous terms.
J. LADoMUs.
No s4s MARKEr Street below Eighth; South
ide, Philadelphia.
Aprilsl4.s
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n1H7ou III PACKET,

Capt. VIM. Robinson takes this method Of
returning his thanks to the public for the patroa-
age he has heretofore received in the forwafm..
ing business, and would say that he has COD.
menced his regular trips between Elkton art
Baltimore, for the purpose of carrying grain and
all other kinds Of Freight at the usual low rates.
Leaves Elk Landing Clover wharf) every Tues
day at II O'Clock; returning, leaves Batimor
Bowly's wharf) every Saturday morning atd-s
clock. The business attended to at Elk LanS
ng by JOS. P. CANTWELL, Ags.
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BOOTS & SHOE
CHEAPER THAN EVER!

s &; &: H H:S. a:s;'y a i2':
and door above the office
Of the Cecil Democrat.
NE1ILLIAM JONES, returns his sincere
w thanks to his friends and the public gen.
orally, for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon him. and begs leave to inform
them that he has row on hand the largest as
sort,ncnt shat he has ever offered; all Of which
has been made under his own immediate super
vision, Of the best material, by the best work
men and in the most durable and fashionable
manner.
His stock has been purchased in the wholesale
market and for the cash; which together with
his long experience in the business enables him
TO make and sell boots and shoes much lowe,
than the same quality of work can be purchased
for at any other establishment on the Eastern
Shore.
A large assortment Of Ladies Misses and chill
drens Shoes, constantly on hand at reduced
pr ccs.
Don't forget the place, No. Ricketts, Rovt
one door above the Office Of the Cecil Democra,
Elkton, March 81. '49--tf
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TAILORING;

VNILLTS RUTTER, who for some years
w has been in business in the city Of Balti-
more, respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has opened shop in Elkton, in
the "ELKroN BAZAAR" nearly opposite the
Court House, where he is prepared to make all
kinds of clothing 10 order, in the best ana most
irable ma nner. All garments warranted to
d, or they will be retained IN the shop and 9th F.
cloth supplied.
Elkton, May 18th 40
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Spring Fashions.


and other colors. apr28
Spring Fashions.
MAHAN'S system of Garment cutting amp
Reports of Fashion is still making rapid strides
through the United States and Europe. The in
crease of subscribers this Spring has exceeded by
several hundred our most sanguine expectations.
notwithstanding we had got up some two hun--
dred extra sets more than it has been our Gus
tom 10 do on former occasions, the demand has
been so great that we have been necessitated to
ret up second edition. We are prepared to
sunply those who have yet desire Of obtaining
this Springs publication, as it contains larger
variety of drafts than any former publication;
and the publisher being practical Tailor and
acknow lodged head Of the profession, every draft
can be relied on for accuracy and taste-besides
the whole work il laid down in alphabetical or
der, and is SO simple that every man can in
struct himself by reading the instructions laid
down in the work.
The Plate of Faihions is got up in a very
perb style, beautifully coloIcd, and contains nine
tcen figures, male anG female, the most promi.
pent Of which ale correct lkcnesses Of Gen Jas.
Shields in undress uniform; Swain, ofthe Daily
Ledger, and Root, the Daguerrcotypist
Terms-System IS per year. To those who
pay in advance we send the uncolored plates as
a comp lment for prompt pay. System and col
ored plates So per year, or 81 if paid in advance
10 regular subscribers Persons subscribing to
the colored plates only are charged $3 per year
or So per single plate, with large pattern sheet
and small pamphlet or explanations accompany
the pla,es. +. MAHAN.
may IL 2ll Chestnut street, Phiiadel.
AGENTS WANTED.
To Canvass for some new and Popular works
in every County throughout the United States.
To Agents, the most liberal encouragement is
ofered-wth small capital Of rs to 500. A
chance is offered, whereby an agent can make
from $40 to Se5 per week. For further partic.
ulars, address (post paid)
VIM. A. LEARY.
20 1853 North Second Street, Philadelph
Nov. Is 4S-6m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Subscriber being Constable and
residing in Elkton, respectfully informs
the public that he is prepared to attend
to the duties of that othce--all Notes s
Accounts placed in his hands for collec-
tion will be attended to promptly.
THOMAS IHACKER
N. B. Merchants or others having
notes or accounts to present, wlthou
sueing, will be attended to, for small
percentage. 1. 1.
Dec. 2, '4S.