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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04


opsn'ng Of The Prlissiall ChqHlbers.--Berlin, Au-
sust - he members Of the two chambers met
III morning al midday, ia the celebrated White
Eo,,, " ~ lle palace, and in few minutes after,
Siaa 5p,ehaenbuFgh opened the session in the
,s,tis lane n 40 address Of considerable length,
%n'eh vas well received by de assembied 3epn,
parSr lg 49, io 2,e frequent pecaly he
nary finances Of the country 49, ts,,S Nv wv.
SSSss ali current expenses Of the wear The adj.
tor the King, and the Ministers 5laS NE
deputies, Withdrew The TWO ehembsrsD ~ a -, slls
been iius opened viii meet tosmes-os. naging
for the purpose Of selecting their morning,
oiheera. Count Arnin, Q3orizenbpTg aLla
Minister President, and M. SimsoD yes,,l
ldent az Frankfort, are candidates for tbe PI res
dencY Of the Second Chamber. The d.ai Ieal-
manner IN which Count Bmndenburgh slaieS ,ha,
it~as the firm DISSEMINATION Of the government ~
exert every effort % establish strong respec1abl
Federal Germany, without sacrificing the inde.
peneenee q individual States, has produced a
good effect Ailuson was made, also. 20 the pfe.
nllinarlss Of peace with Denmark This papers
rs promised 70 b laid before the houses, win
FAn observation, " the Duehies Of Holstein and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

~ Union Division No. 3, S. of THE next Reg,
EVENING SEPT 5 at O'clock at 222 TehOupouas Mem
bers this Division be puncual
the YOUNG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION are requested e
attend. ...By order Of the WsP.
1881 "A. G. INGHAM. R. s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

TTNHE undersigned has landing samples Of Oh the
4 IRON RAILING made by machinery in Psansylva-
MA and is prepared 10 take orden for the same for
Back GALLERIES, Kitchens, dwelling Galleries Tomb Rail
ing, etc. etc.
CALIFORNIA GOLD WASHERS. For sale By
g WM. A. BEE HER, 49 ChartTes st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04
FRESH TURNIP AAND oAIRBA4ge35R SEED,

KarrGHted the GrOUth Of 1919.
WE subscriber has just ecelved per ship Lucas lara,
4 lot of tie above SEED. and offers them for Is -
sale IN quantities to suit purchasers, at moderate
prices. MA
R1P- Additional supplies of Fresh Seeds will be -
received as fast as the Iipen a. the North.
s3a ID. MAUPAK, 80 Camp st. near Poydras.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

SUSPECTED MURDERER.--A few months since
me body of a young and beautiful woman was
found IN the water near williamsburg, a village on
The Long island bank Of the East river, opposite
the upper part Of New York. Itbore marks of VIC
lenee. Last week an individual was arrested on
board of a ship bOnnd for Europe, who is charged
with the murder OF this female Il is said thai he
has confessed The dad --. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

The patriot Garibaldi had reached Venice, with
but few followers, the greater part having been
taken by the Austrians.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTBRS
NTR0UGHT AND CAST IRON SUGAR PANS
v Of assorted sizes, from IS 50 inches.
p Also Two Vertical CATTLE SUGAR MILLS-Rol.
leIs36x22 and 36g24 inches with coupling for wooden
g 9nd& w J. Y.DE EGANA Al BsnviIle st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

lust RECEIVED from the North, and for sale at No.
y amp street, the following pieces Of New WI
Music. viz; You remember when parted =; tsSt7E3
Jenny Lind Polka as a rOndO by lie CRrpen. -
tier Lucia di IammemoOr, by CTamer do. (fOu hands,
By Getze Lords Prayer by stephen Glover; Grand Fan
TASTE Mitae, from La File du Regiment by Herr I'm
Dromptu Buresque on the Chrsg Melodies by Herz Til
butte to America by Herr; Les Puranes," three POkas
b BurgmslIer; ard large selection Of New Publications
from the principal Publishers in the North.
Every description of Music and Musical Merchandise con
SANITY on hand and for sale by VIM. 7, MAYO
81 81 Piano Forte and Music Store, Camp st.
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= = = NEW AND INTEREsTING BOOKS,
H. BECHTEL u CO. No 40 CAMP street, have Just
- I. received offer for sale
EDMOND DANTEs Being Sequel to the Count Of
Monte Christie.
JANE SHORE, The Goldsmith's Wife.
TIE WOODMAN. ByG.P. r.. James.
LIFE IN THE FAR WEST By Ruxton.
MEN OF CAPITAL. By Mrs Gore.
. POFTLET ON LEGACY. By Albert Smith.
GRACE DUDLEY. BY c. J. Peterson.
ROLAND CASHEII, Nos. I aud 2 SO st
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II A. TYLER, 80 CAMP street. has now on hand and
IL will be constantly receiving Fine Watches Of ~
every kind. of the best manufacture In Gold and ANA
Silver Cases. Guard and Vest Chains Seals and n a.
Keys; Pens and Pencils Gold Thimhles BiOoches aiAE&A
Bracelets, Finger Rings Ear Rings ard eoklsces Of all
the fsshonabe pattens Silver Spoons, Forks, ladies'
Cups, Ma kim Rings, etc Silver plated CastOn Candles
Sticks. Trays Ums beautiful blane Clocks and Vases,
Rich Fans, Combs Work aud Dressing Boxes Jewel do
together with a great variety OF FANCY GOODS PER.
FUMERY, etc. etc.. So I'm
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DAILY CRESCENT.
~ ~ ORLEAN S .
See Third Page for Cry News, Sc.

TUESDAY MORNING, sHPTHMBnR 4, 1s40
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04
DR.. MOTIFS LECTURES,
AND OTHER NEW, INTERESTING WORKS,
Just received at the
New Orleans stationarsl VVarehnusa.

New Orleans stationers' Warehouse,
No. i 4 CANT street
TWO LECTURES on the Connection between the Biblical
and Physical History Man. Delivered by ion from me
Chair Of Political Economy of the LOuAsnG Unyersty IN
December 1913, by Josiah G. Mott, H. D.. OF Mobile Alabama
Comp!ete in vol svO Pncein paper 7Sc CLOTH sl
WOMAN. IN ALL AGES AND NATIONS BY l.
EDMOND DANTES A Sequel to the Count Of Monte,
Christie, By Alexfnde Dumas With Elegant illustrations
Complete volume.
JANE SHORE, or The Goldsmiih,s Wife. "A Hlstoncai
Novel By heauhOr Of The Jews Daughter, - susan iop-
ley etc, For sale BY -, r,
50 Std ltW J. B, STEEL, IL Camp ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04
:, PIANO FORTEs AND MUSIC.


4 ment Of PI ANO FORTE5, from the S-7l,z,u
best manuiact0ries in the United States
Also GUITARS, FLUTES, ACCOR.3 M WI M III
Deems, NltlLINS. etc. etc. SHEEIu - N " v
MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS for al instTuments
constantly received as soon published. lie wOuld
specttuly inform his friends the friends Of MI Chas Horst
and the public that he has made arrangements with Mr.
Charles HOst 10 take charge of the Musoul Department of
his store, and both solicit connuqnce Of the mans avOB
q Ian ''''' "a'' isie'O'O' E a. TYLER, 80 Campst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

COPARTNERsHlP.
MIR. EDWARD LYMAN becomes a partner in busi-
w ness with Us from this date NewO,leans, Sept l.
1919 Iep3 I'm J p WHITNEY & GO -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

sPEoEAoLEs! sPECTAoLEs!
z A G0OU ASSORTMENT of Gold, - - -.
"A Silver, Shell and Steel Bowed pee. srz@53AGf
taces and Eye GlRsFss, with glasses 10 suit - A
all eyes, Opera Glasses. etc. at 50 Camp street.
50 I'm E. A TYLER
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-17

MARYLAND PENlTENTiARY The An
nual Report OF the directors Of the Mary
land p'niten'iary, for the past year, made
to the Governor, shows that for The year
ending November 30h, there were 50
prisoners received, So discharged by the
expiration OF their terms; H. pardoncd
l escaped, and S died: leaving in confne
ment 25S prisoners males and 81
females - decrease OFFS prisoners COM
pared with the previous year The ex-
penses of The institution during the year,
have exceeded the earnings OF the pri-
soners by $l2,947 81.
or the II prisoners pardoned, ! was
by Gov Pratt. II by Gov. Thomas, AMI
by President Polk
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W NNfCN,

Immediately by the subscriber near
Cecil Paper Mills, Cecil Co, Md, a
iourneyman Shoemaker, one who is &C
quainted with the different branches OF
the trade, Of temperate HABITS and su'ta,
Bile recommendations
Grateful for former patronage, the
Subscriber thus notifies all concerned
that he continues the manufacture OF
Boots and Shoes OF all descriptions. Also
that he has made arrangements with q
thorough workman. to furnish him with
an assortment of custom-made Ladies
and Misses Kid slippers and children'
shoes, which will be ready for custom
ers early in the spring.
CHARLES PARKER.
Jan eth '49-4w
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West Philadelphia
8 II ID v n w q IL Il g.

! The subscribers respectfully inform their
! friends and the public that they are now prepar
| ed to execute any orGers with which they may
be favored, for their WEST PHILADELPHIA Cow
PLETE Cook Stove, of which they have three
slzes; CANNON and BARE JYLlHprR SrovEs, sew
en- sizes; Bases and Tops for Cylinder Stoves, five
sizes; OVEN PLATES, four sizes; CorrAGE Arr
TIGHT PARLoR STOVES, Fer wood, two sizes; G AS
OyGNs, three sizes; CAsr-,RoN Heaters, and II
large ana beautiful assortment of Patterns for
iron Railing.
Tner goods are all made of the best mat elial,
and from new md beautiful designs.
Their Hest Fhiisd'a Complete Is, without doubt
the hest AMI most sa!eablc Cook Stove N the
market. They are constructed with Motifs r,
cut Feeder. Front and Crate, which gives them
decided superiority over oil others They on
ly want trial to confirm what is here asserted.
CASTINGS Of all kinds made to oroeI WIN
pronlp'ness and despatch,
Samples may be seen and orders len ut the
Foundry. or at J. L. Romans l54 north Sc
cond st; MATHEW s DosEAU's, 1877 south Second
st and at WILLIAMS & IiINps' 39S Market street.
WILL ANS, kOilLER, MATTHEW S, co.
Aug 49, AS GIN,
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;TsIl is universally admitted that LIP
pINCOT1 TAYLOR & Co, No 200 MAR
kE'r Street, Philadelphla HAVE A STocK OF
CLorHrNc five times larger than any other in
Philadelphia, and known.
That $4,000 has bce- offered that they are the
only clothing manufacturers who import goods
at all.
That by importing goods they savo 90 per cent
and can sell lower than it costs others 10 make
clothing.
Tia, they sell more clothing than any three
stores in Philadelphia put together.
That thor sioc; rs made of better material, and
is the most fashionable cut and best made in
the city.
| That they cmrl,v The best enters and produce
the most tasty and best fitting garments III
! America.
| be able TO sell fine French Cloth Coat as
low US Others sell an inferior coat made Of do
nestle cloth.
That their selling prices are always 20 per cent
lower than clothing ola good quality can he
bought elsewhere.
| I la, none now pretend TO compete with them
| in beauty Of fit. excellence Of make. siylu
+, Quality, quantity or price.
| That buyers from l.. T. s. Co, are vel! satisfied
and a.waps return to buy more, and bring
their friends with them.
That this is tho secret ofIundreds crowding 2OC
Market street while others arc idle.
That No. 200 Market street, three doors above
sixth is the most favorably known colhine
house in America, and
That men of every variety of TASTE ofform. o
profession, Of every degree of wealth, and o
every political hue can lhere get better ft,eG
better suited, and can get better clothing fol
the same money than at any other clio hine
house Of the United States, either at whole
sale OF retail, by the single garment by the
dozen, by the ION. or by the ship load. Re-
member, 200 MARkET Street, doors ubov,
Sixth Philadelphia.
| Nov, 4, '4S
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land surveying.

The subscriber still continues the business o
surveying lard, and from much experience in
coating lands, tracing lines, and dividing estates
lisprepared to execute ali calls N his profession
with expedition and accuracy. He also attends
to
CONVEYANClNG,
Iritng deeds, Mortgages, Wills articles ofa-
grecment, Bonds, Bills Of Sale, Leases &c. IIe
also uc.s as
LAND AGENT.
In selling Lands on commission. All calls will
be thankfully received and promptly attended to
on moderate terms. Communications By mail
will receive immediate attentions
.I.3NES MEGA ULEY.
New Leeds, near Elklon Nd
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THE CECIL WIG,
Is E'ub:isstcd every Saturday.
In tie Log Cabin,
BY P. G. RICKETTS,.

TerEs,s.-Two dollarsa year, in advanec-
two dollars and Fifty cents at the end ofihe year
RATES OF ADVERTISING II square 3 weeks
81; 25cis for each subsequent insertion lsquare
8 months 50, G months Sc, | year Sic. Frao-
tons ola square 10 be charged as square.
Long yearly advertisements at tho. rates Of sic
for one third of column There will be in no
casc, any abatement these ru,es.
VoLsEy B. PALMER, Esq, is our agent in the
cities Of pa timore, Philadelphia and New York
Advertisements left at his "Country Newspaper
.9gcncy' in either of those cities will receive
prompt attention.
JOHN Z. Waters, ESQ, is our agent in Port
Deposit.
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RE AIISrER'S ALL-HE\LtN OIF~
1YN MEN T.-TIilNK OF THE FoLLowlG

1VM- MEN 1.-THlNK OF THE FoLLoWlG
FACTS
LIST. That fivo-eghts Of all we receive into the
stomach. pass off through the pores OF the skin
in hSensible PerspirGtion
Cd. That the Slim c-acnates more matter
than the Lungs, Kidneys and Bowels put togeth.
Sd. That the Skin discharges more matte, in
twertv-four hours, than the Bowels do in IA days
and that by severe exercise, man Will lose
three, fonr and five pounds in one hour.
4th That the Creator pierced the human cat
icln with pores or small opening to tho almost
Incredible nnnhcr OF 500 MILLION, making
this The GRAND OUTLET orall the rcdundan
matter Of the body.
5h. That through these pores are constantly
cxndnr the old; altered and ,rorn-oM particles
the Biood and humors Of the body and the ,rasif
ofthc system.
9Th That TO step UP the pores, twenty-four
hours would carsc instnn, death.
7rh. That Sudden changes Of weather and OK
posnrc to cold, close these pores IN part, and
hence the long catalogue of diseases over the
land
sth That as the skin is the medium 70 ovaco.
ating all the hnmors ofthe body, we snerhs prus
found folly and ahsur lily of resoring to pills
drugs and other mixtures, to cure the great ma
iIty of diseases produced by checked perspiral
on.
9th until September, 1854 thorc was no medi
cine before the public that had power to restore
the hseasibte PerSpi alton, by imparting vitality
and nervous anergy to the skin
10th, That Nc ALlSTER'S ALL HEALING
OINTMENT is that medicine, and which, by
possessing this power, is cffectng more 90 ID than
any five or even ten remedies IN this country.
Price 25 cents box
Also INGALLS, TER'S H.fIR OIL, an extract
from the Ointment and possessing the same med
zeal properties. Price 80 cents n bottle.
Sold in Elkton b.. DR.. Jos. Palace.
July 20, us
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william Frost.
New York HIT, Cap, and Fur s

NeW VoFk HIT, Gap, and Fur StoVe
No. SO Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE.
Just opened at the above store the chea pest
and best assortment of goods in the city Con-
ssting in part of
Gpntiemen's Fashionable mud plain Fl ITS,
Ia complete assor'ment] Mems, foys and chill
dreu's, Cloth, Velvet, Glazed, anu Fur Caps,
(everv style
LADIES MuFFs. V,nroRINEs, TlprETs. &c..
Silk, Bingham, and Cotton Umbrellas, Carpat
Bags &r. in great varicly.-All Of which will be
sold at New York prices We are constantly
receiving the latest style of these goods, manu-
featured IN New York expressly for us. Country
merchants are invited 10 give us call at No So
Baltimore Street nearly opposite Holiday.
Dec. 2-Sm. rs.
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Hats, Caps, Ladies I7ars,
AND UMBRELLA DEPOT.

Hats, 81 so, ~, s2 5o,:$a, and 81, "a hat which
will compare lhsorabiy with those sold for S.
Cops % us 81 IL cts. so cts 10 cts 81, 81 rs
81 so, So, 81 30, and higher. Embgeiias 30 cts
Is cts. 81 ~ IS, 81 so, So, 81 So IS so, "a So
10. and 50 so New York prices.
Indies Fns ofnImost every kind and price
from Childs naIi' at so cents up TO Sl5.
Il 7. DAVIS.
Baltimore Street, doors East of the Bridge.
BALTIMORE
Oct, H. ,4S, SIN
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given, TO the creditors Of Jer.
cmiah G. Ford that II personal discharge hath
been granted TO said debtor, and that the second
day Of April being the first day of our County
Court next succeeding tais date, hath been set
apart for the final hearing in his case, where his
creditors may attend and slew cause, ifany they
have why final discharge shall not be granted
said debtor.
Test. GEORGE MCCULLOUGH Cl'k
Dec. 80, '4S. OF Ceci. county Court
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EEYER AND AGUE!.!

IE-TUOROUGHLY ERADICATEDen
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MlXTURE!!
FEYHAT great National Old Favorite, and
ID Sterng Remedy !! Of EIGHTEEN
YEARS STANDING-s,ill unappron ched in
its wonderful sue cess, certainty, and safety, in
the CURE OF THIS wRETCHED coMrI ANTI!
sLslf you would escape the arsenical poison
ous) connterics take not a bottle from onr one,
that is not guarded by the ,critien signature" OF
the original inventor and proprietor, 1otIN X.
RowANp, on paper label, crossing The mouth and
cork.
This remedy has never been bolstercd mp Ivy
false and Gcceitlnl puts, lnt has won its way 10
the confidence and universal adoption Of the in
hahitants of FAvER AND AcuE DisTEIcTs. by
rs FOOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALONE,
which all the agents, and every person who
have used it, we'll testify.
PRlETOR'S OFFICE
las ARcu ST., ~ rLAoA.
Also Rowand's FnrgA.ivo Pills, Cough Lozer
gcs, Blackhurey Foot l.ozcngrrs Tor Bowel Com
plant, Worm I.o2cngcs Sc. &c. &c.
| AGENTS DR.. Mitchell and DR.. Wallace
| .,1kton, R. l.. Thomas, ]. j. Shippers NortI
Fast; Black & Bro. C,arlestown; VIM Hudson
| Va. Seaman, Joseph Bryan ir. Chesapcck Chy
J. l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge; s.. Whitaker jr
Principle r; Henry sites, Principle S. Thos
Murphy, Bohemia Mills; Jos. Bryan, Bohemii
Village Jones Mckasco, John B. Morton; War
wick; F. b Crookshanks Cecilton.
Aug 5, 1913.
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PHIL. VIII. and BAIT. 4 AL
ROAD LINE.

The Morning Train of Cars from Philadcl-
pl;a for Baltimore, arrive at Elkton quarter be-
fore ! ! o'clock. A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila at
quarter before ~ o'clock.
Evenn! line from Philadelphia reaches E'lliton
at hulfpast o'clock p NJ.
Night train from Barimor, arrives here quar-
ter before / o'clock p. NJ.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt.
Elkton, DeeemLcr 5oth as.
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NsEElHIESNERE.
HE,TOTdL.

Mrs 1raminta Fo, I'd respectfully informs her
friends and the pnhiic tina; she has removed her
MILLINERY & FANCY STORE.
to the corne, Of Main or Gay street nd the lane
which leads to the Methodist Church where she
will he happy to see and wait upon her ci,sto-
mers and all who may favour hcl with a cali at
the shortest notice.
She hegs as n special favor that persons ndeht
ed to her will make payment to her her self at
their earliest convenience.
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THE CECIL WING.
From the Baltimore CIipper.I
THE III Il RT'S IIO ME.


THE II LEA RT'S HOME.
The heart--,he ever beating heart,
Oh how it wildly throbs within
How it fills with pain " hsn bid - part
+, From all that once has dearest boon;
.qnd how it Iorgs to soar away,
To friends I'd scenes loved and known
In whispers soft it seems to say,
''l'm not at home--I'm not at homes
When all around Is outward iov,
And smiles play upon the lip
And when 1t seems that no alloy
Is mingled with the cup we sip.
There is painful void within,
Living in silence and alone,
That ever shades the brightest scene
The hearts complaint-it is not at home
Not home: then it is strange
1t wildly throbs AMI sig'ls within
That it thus ever seeks to rangs
From heartless and worldly DIM
That it should breath its monrnful tale
Ofsorrows, cares. all its own;
And ever strive to lift the veil
That parts it from its Home?
But such below must he its fate,
lnsvain ils bars to beat;
And learn with cal,nness To await
A brighter world-w!.ere it may greet
With all its fondness, all IT'S love
Spirits here, kindred TO its own
There in the laud Of Hiss above
Twill cease its yea rnngs for its home.
There, there will end its n.ournful tone,
For with It's God, and with lis Love. it is at
home.
Baltimore Feb. 40. l.. A. l..
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Fall and winter Clothing.
WILLIAM G. LOWE.
No. % Majket Street.

No. % Mayket Street.
Respectfully inlormsthis friends and the pub
lie generally, that he has just received large
assortment, of fresh and fashionable
CLoTHs CASHIERS, VEsrlNGs,
And other goods which he viii make up and
dispose of for cash at tho lowest Philadelphia
prices. Customer work will be made mp by ex-
pcrionced workmen, in the most fashionable
STYLE and upon the same liberal terms.
Those who may be in want oCany thing in
line of business, would find it TO the in'eres
give him call before purchasing elsewhere
Wilminpi on, Ott SIN.
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Jan eth '49-4w

.SOsire.-The Commissioners OF
Cecil county will meet at their Office II,
the Court House, on Tuesday the 18Th
day of February next, to transact bust
ness. BY order P. c. RICKETTS,,
Jan 13-tm Clerk
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4 Loup Tick THE editor of the I.ousyill,
Courier says: Last night while we wcr. IN thu
telegraph otlico for few moments, We distinct
Iy heard the ticking Of a clock IN Philadelphia
the pendulum of which WIS attached to tho
WIRES
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E'a.Is.
RICH FANCY FuRs FOR LADIES' WEAR,
Charles Oakford, Turrier.

No. l04 CHESTNUT ST,
A tsw Doors obore Third, Philadelphia,
would invite the ladies to call and examine his
super or stock of MutIs. Boas, Tippets, &c. of
every variety consisting of Rich Russia Sable,
Hndson's Bay Martin, Norwich Martin, Mink
Stables, Baum Martin, Stone Martin, Ermine
Fitch, Lynx, sc, Sc. These skins have been
selected with great care, and are made by the
best worknin in the country. Ladies' may rest
assured that no article will be offered. for ga Ia
in this establishment that is not perfect in every
respect.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
lo4 Chestnut st. a few doors above Third, Phil
a5eiphia. Sept.--6m.f
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Kissing by TElEcRApu-t man was 10 u.
at Trenton the other d,v mounted on Il ladder,
with his lips pressed to the telegraph, wires.
He was kissing his wife in Phila dolphin 'hy
telegra PHI" It WAS found afterwar DIS that he
was newly MARI led man.
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Ffini3 and EelloH Citizens;
EOOEa EgERs.E.
es+,0ves! StVes

Tho subscriber wishes TO inform you, one and
all, that lie intends this Fall and Winter to keep
all kinds ofstovcs, which he will sell cheapi TO
cash or county produce. The following e
ONE OF the kinds he will have on hand.
The celebrated Buck Stove,
Churcll's improved FaHorite
do Alr-light
Philadelphia Alright
do Willow Stove
Cast iron, air-tigh. Pavlor stove
Sheet iron do do
Half cook, boiler on top.
Plain Q plate stove
Coal stoves for offices and stores
and nj other kinds that are in use. Call frien'
and fellow citizens ard examine for yourselvee
Try, and prove--you will not fail TO he pleased
Reco lect the old stand-tlle large brick, on ths
corner near the bridge Respy
JOHN RI. GRAHAM.
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BANNING House, Sign. and Fancy pain
IL ting, done in the best manner, at moderate
prices by VIM. PELL, E!kton,
Aug. &c.