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FOR SALE.
will sell at Private Sale a

FARM OF 800 ACRES,
Oh Bohemia Manor in cecil county. The
soil Is OF excellent quality. Persons de-
sirous OF purchasing, are referred to Benz
+. sluyler, or l.amuert w. Blddle, near
the premises on Bohemia Manor, and
who Is authorized 10 sell the same, or
apply to the subscriber at E kton.
u. ". OLDHAM
[The soil Of Bohemia Manor is of the
very best quality No land is more east
ly placed IN the most fertile condition,
and when fully improved, none can pro-
duce better crops.-Ed. Cecil Wing
April 18Th '+9.
~" he Examiner, West Chester and
Delaware Republican,, will copy 3 weeks
and send bills to this Office.
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Notice.

The Commissioners of Cecil county,
will meet at their Office in the Coult
House on Tuesday and "Wednesday the
9Th and 9th days of May next, Tor the
purpose Of hearing appeals, making trans
iers, and attachments In assessments, and
transacling such other business as may
come before them All persons wishing
alterations in their assessments are here
by notified 10 attend on those days, as
thereafter no alterations of Assessments
will be made for the year 1919. BY
order p. RICKETTS,, CT k.
Apr. 81 tim Commrs Cecil Co
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

William Torbert would respectfully infor m tho
public that he has received a large and we'll se-
iect stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
now offers at very ow prices. They consist in
part Of English, French and Beaver Cloths .
various colours 4 prices, Cassimers, Satinetts,
kerseys, Vestlngs, sc.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Silks (Blk. and Fancy,) French Merroes Par
amettas Sole D'Almon,, Lustres Alpacas, Cash
mercs, NJ DeLanes, SC. together with n large
per yds.
Si,awl,. Embroidered Tibet, Terkeri, Cha
mellon Cloth, Oblong s. Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and lotion.
Blankets, Flanncls from l2 cts to higher
prices Brown and White muslin from 4 to IA cts
per Yd, and ~ quarter Sheetny bro. white and
col'd. Canton, Striped Shifting, ckngs, Hos
cry, Gloves, Laces, Edgmys, a variety of Trim
ing Goods, SC. together with variety of other
articles all Of which will be sold on accommodat
ing terms.
Thankful for past patronage he respectfully
invites the attention of al believing from his ex-
perience in the Dry Good Business that he can
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than most per
sons and equally as cheap as they can be Obtain.
ed anywhere. Please call and examine before
purchasing.
N. B. country produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
One Door above the Court House, W.T..
Elkton, Oct %, AS.
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.110u & HOlcQrA.

H11f just received a~handso.ne Iotef plain,
Il ls,riped and plaid Silk, Linen, and Linen
Luslre's, also, Barages, blue, scarlet, pink mode
and other colors. upr28,
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May, 5 ~.

MAJ HewApD, have received a superior
lvH lot OF Messrs. Smiths Shoes for Ladies
thick soed, medium and Kid slippers, also. chill
drens' shoes. apr 2S-
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J. IRWIN SMITH,
WIIOLES ALE DRUGGIST.

}. IRWIN Smith,
WIOLES DRUGGIST,
No l22 Pratt Street Wharf, Baltimore,
Has constantly on hand general assortment Of
eMA Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
w Stutfs, Window Glass,
N Varnish, Brushes, SC,
ali VI winch he will sell at the lowest rates, and
respectfully invites all to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Drug
uIsts, will fluid il to their interest 10 ca II and ex-
anime the quality aud prices Of our articles bee
fore LAYING in their stock. mar 81, '49-ly
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VIH2lfPH.

At the Brick Meeting House, Cecil county,
Md, a journeyman Coach woodwOrker. TO a
good wurkm.n, constant employment and libe-
raj wages will be gwen. AIso,a boy to learn
the business. Address, Brick Meeting Post o.
nee. ohNlOLL MAhoilhLL'
3rd mo. Sl-5w
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LOOK HERE.
Stoves! StVes!!

Tho subscriber wishes to inform you, one and
I'll, that lie intends this land Winter to keep
all kinds ofstoves, which he will sell cheap TO
cash or country produce. The following e
ONE o { the kinds he will have on hand.
The celebrated Buck Stove,
Church's improved Favorto
do Alr-tight
Philadelphia Alright
do Willow Stove
Cast Iron, alright Parlor stove
Sheet iron do do
Half cook, boiler on top.
Plain 0 plate stove
Coal stoves for offices and stores
and a other kinds that are in use. Call fricn'
and fellow citizens and examine for yourselvee
Try, and proye-you will not fail TO be pleased
RecoIect the Old stand-the large brick, on the
corner near the bridge. Resp'y
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
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NOTICE..

The Subscriber being Constable and
residing in Ekton, respectfully informs
the public that he is prepared to attend
to the duties of that oihce--all Notes *
Accounts placed in his hands Tor collec-
tion will be attended to promptly.
THOMAS IHACKERY.
NIB. Merchants or others having
notes or accounts to present, wlthou
sueing, will be attended to, for small
percentage. L. L.
Dec. 9. '4S.
Frinds AMI Fe low Citizens;
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT and Inter.

eSting to all. Read the opinions OF mcm-
beers of Congress and Elk Gove:nurs in regard TO
the best preparation used Tor Dyspepsia, Asthma
and Debility. From $. :. Phelps and W. Up
ham OF N.rmon', J. T. Simmons and l.. II. Ar.
mold Of Il. !. !. 7. Nlorehead of Kentucky,
Vim. Woodbridge Of Michigan, NJ. l.. Martln
from Wisconsin Territory, "lIav,uY used Greens
Oaugenuha BiUers, and from knowledge Of their
etacucy IN other cases, we chez fIilv recommend
them to the public, believing tiial they viii in l.
Nv sustain the accommodation Of the tropli..
tur."
From Hon. II. D. Foster Of Pennsylvania, 81
was dy spepilc sufferer about ten years, and re-
sorted lo various medicines for relief without
success, until | used the OXygenated Biters |
used about two bottles ana lind myself restored
TO perfect health. The forms Of tie disease in
my case were great acctliy Of Stomach, lossve
appetite, extreme hptuicnce, severe conslipaot ,
OF The bowels and severe headache" Ii you are
suffering from amy ol these forms Of Dyspepsia
or Asthma attended with arrangement of the
stomach, or general debility, don't fail to try THE
Invaluable REMEDY. There is no better nedi-
cine lol females suffering from uterine dcrarpc-
mcnts arising from weakness or ncrvous deu'l-
ity Price 81 90 per bottle, . bottles Err So. 90
Green & FlclcIer general ag,s. No | Ledger
Building, South Sd st. Philadelphia. Sold
wholesale and Retail by james Wilson, Drug
gist, Port Deposit, Cecil Co.
March s. 49.
AGENTS WANTED.
To Canvass for some new and Popular works
in every County throughout the United States,
To Agent the most liberal encouragement is
otlered--wth small capital Of Is to 900. A
chance is offered, whereby an agent can make
from $40 TO SIS per week. For turtle. Parlic.
ulars, address (pust paid)
WIN. A. LCARY.
No l5s North Second Street, Phlldelph
Nov. is AS -6m
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NOTICE..

The Orrhans' Court OF Cecil count,
hold their stated meetings on the 2nd
Tuesdays Of February, April, June Az
us,, October aud December.
GEORGE r. HOWARD Re
Anril 18Th 1886
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Wool Carding.
SPINNING, WEAVING, &c i.

Wool Carding.
SPINNING, WEAVING, &c.
The subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has taken the wooden factory
AT "Garret's Mllls:' 6 miles above Elk,on
on the Big Elk. where he is prepared 10
nanufaclu lure wool ialo
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth.
Sai,inets, Blankets or Flannel as directed.
payable in cash. wool or share OF The ar
,icle manufactured.
He has had long experience in manufac
turing wool, and will give his undivided
attention to the bushes aud hopes TO be
able To give general satisfaction.
Persons wishing TO exchange wool for
cloths &c, may expect generally to find a
siotk on hand, aud wool can be IeI: al The
stores in f klon, with directions, where he
will return j, as SOON as manufactured.
GEORGE EVANS.
April % '49-,f.
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MARYLAND Lotteries for MAY

PRILES! PRIZES! PRIZES!
Nos Is 81 81 Delaware, class -, capital 900
Sold
Nos. u p s., Maryland Consolidated, class
40. capital $4,000 sold III shares.
Quarter VI Vt 900 sent To New York.
Quartz: 81 $1,000 sent " baltimore
Nus IA 81 IS, ousquehanna class Is, capital
33,bUs, sold by T. B GLACIER.
Nos 20 80 53, Susquehanna, class 10, capital
$4,000 sent to Now York, with great many
small prizes from 100 up to $4,000 sold ans
paid by Z. GLAzlER.
d PAINE s. CO..
apr. %, '4S wilmington, Del.
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hried Beef & Canvassed Hams OF excellen
II quality just received and for sale by
Aug. l9, '4S. WIN. TORBERT.
VlNEGAR.-Best Picking Vinegar, OIL hand
v and for sale, by the gallon or barrel.
Aug. %, VIM. PELL.
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A CARD.

The undersigned returns his sincere thanks
TO the public for The past encouragement, and
respectfully solciS a continuance OF the same
for the firm ksspt b. F. MAY
March "a, '49.
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(O-PaYtnlcrship.

B. F. May has this day associated with him
Thomas Howard; the business hereafter will be
conducted under the firm of May s. Howard.
EIkton, March %, 1919.
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Sign of the Big Boot.

opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and tho public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, (Enoch Croucl) his
entire stock IF Ladies'. Misses, and childfens
boots and shoes, and has commenced manuac-
turing Ladies Shoes of every description. lie
is now prepared to accommodate all who MAJ.
favor him with a call. with mems women's ard
chiidrens boots and shoes ofthc best sort al very
low prices. TfloS. y. ChoOCh
Elklon, Feb. Goth as.
N. b. Country produce taken exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted boot and shoe
makers.
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Constantly on hand
and Tor sa lie by
J. PALMER s. Co.
Market ST. Wharf,
Philadelphia.
Feb "a '49-3n
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rLONER X TlMOTilY SEED, f.r sal
" mar II, WM. fOkBEk
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The Mines of California Out lone.

FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
The Diamond City Of Philadelphia Still
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES and COMPLAINTS.

No remedy that has been offered to the public, has
ever been half as ce,atn and .Gteua in restoring ALL
the incidental a.ncSsss and rrrgu0r,tlrs Of ths
a. 3RA>T'S PULMONARy B,IsAM. Ii ultkes dihui
whether the arrangement be suppression, ercess,
or other incidental D,akness-it REGULATES ALL,
by Strengthening the system e?ua' :ng the oirruluon,
aud SOOTHING aud ALLAYlNG NERVOUS IkltlVA.
BiLIIy See our PgHpatty Tor proof
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BlLSAM,
THE Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

md all diseases OF pulmonary nature. such diseas
as usually prove so fatal under ordinary treatncI
when they attack
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BY ONE DOLLAR WORTH.

in Mr. J. b. Haskn, of Rome, Oneida Co.. N. T.. md
rick not any OF our veracy, when say that this
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CHANGE OF LIFE

From the GIRL TO the Woman, and the Woman at mid.
die "ye-the one case is arc,Ierated and the other 50
gradually suppressed M To prevent any Of the aoi dis
that frequently arise in consequence oil such
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TN, Balsao h,als and nircrs in the Lungs. ant
elsewhere in',rnn, certainty aud sas,iy tn. 4,
friNG EXTRACT -ureS and heolS ulcers rri'rnaAy Ia,
BALsAM cures .Nine eases OF cough and Consumption
OF I'm MLIrr al Other rmrdi,s hive ntLed 10 Qnd
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and Chron:c Coughs, nbndan,ly prove its nata,i'ne
efficacy in such Diseases, and it. undoubted curative
power, and soothing healing properties in tho following
complaints and Diseases. viz: Splitting Of Blosd Beed
ing at the lungs Pam NE Breast and Side, Night
SWsatJ, Nervous Complaints, Paiptfuhon of he Hesrt,
Cholera infantu, Dysenttry and Summer Conlainfs in
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Administration will prove satisfactory to the whole
nation, majority of whom will rally around the
President and uphold him in the whole of his inter
course with foreign powers. We are confident,
that the session progresses, the Wings, through
out the land, will be more and more satisfied with
their choice of Chief Magistrate, and unite in
and TO perpetuate their own principles, for which
they have SO long and ably contendcd and strug-
gled The few disappointments that may have
taken placein consequence of some of the appoint
mcnts OF Government will be merged in the heart
felt desire of seeing the Administration successful
IN its beneficial policy, of upholding the man Of
their choice in al the measures he suggests, and of
carrying into effect those principles which have al
ways been claimed as their own.
We hazard but little in predicting that the cleo
tions of 1850 will tell different tale from those Of
'4s; that they will see the Wings take the high
ground of their former principles, and rallying I'M
der them and under the success of the beneficial
policy OF the Administration, they will march on
to a great, important, and glorious victory.
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1.-The Axe in Notion,

Having already announced TO our readers the
accumulation OF the General Assembly anu the
names of the officers elected, we deem II unneces-
sarv to publish the full proceedings ON that coca
SION crowded as we are with other and more I'M
nortant matters Suffice II TO say that political
pro.cripton was the order Of the day, and that the
F;Ii-,{,o 900 made 10 Etraa. ifi. tlaA blood OF
fuo faitnful ana efficient Wing officers. Colonei
Ward late sergeant. alarm 10 the House OF Dele
gates and Mr.. Chambers, the second doorkeeper,
were surnmarily brought To the block by the domi-
nant party in that body. Not whisper Of com
plaint as far as can learn, was ever heard
against these gentlemen with reference to the man
ner in which they discharged their official duties.
Their only crime was their Whiggery; but this
WA enough il seems, 10 damn them III the eyes OF
the prescription. hating Locofocos Of the House OF
Delegates.
The vindctive and remorseless spirit OF proscrlp-
ton displayed by the Democratic party in the eyic-
ton of these two petty officers, leaves but httl6
room 10 doubt that MIR. Auditor Heath and the Other
Wing officers in the basement story OF the Caplto
will share a similar fate. II IL evident that Gen
craI Marcys spoils motto which the Locofoco party
have 80 long acted upon in the distribution OF Fed
ersI patronage is now for the first time 70 b. IN
troduced into Virginia and receive its hrst prac
cal illustration at the hands Of the men who have
stignatized General Taylor and his cabinet a.
"sanpuinary human butChcr-,' and whose denun
Citations Of political prescription have for the las
nine months reverberatcd throughout the land un
iii the whole subject has become hateful alike e
yods and men Such is JoCofOco consistency
[Lynehburg Virginia Patriot.
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From the Hartford DAILY Co,1ant.
The Administration

Congress having assembled, the measures OF the
r,resent Administration will now have full OppOr
unity 20 develOpc Themselves, and thc existing
Government of our country van no" be enabled 70
,ends 10 ptirsuc for the benefit OF the nation, by
Which it, character for good Or evil viii be hcrcat
ger known.
our opponents have muttcrcd, ia unneaning
and ucesing strains, thelr hostility 10 the MEASURES
"a the Administration, when the plan Of IT, man
aocncni has never set been exposed, and nothing
40 been exhibited, beyond what the casual occur
rcncos Of the past snmer have elected :" con Tor
tha nowtrfu opposition from the partisan prints VI
The cDuutry who have been more intent 20 support
the claims Of foreign powers, to uphold the attacks
of foreign adycrsaries and ~ Justify The insults 0i
foreign emissarics than 10 lortiiy The authority or
10 Increase the rc-pecabilIty Of thcir own govern
nent.
the sljght collisions aith other governments tlat
haye occurred. our Administration have shown that
.1cv have the honor and respcc'ablty of our coun
- al heart and that The utcrCsts the Happiness,
M, ofl being Of this great people sai, in their
hand. The complaints alleged against Mr.. Clay
80. I,,e been az futile they were uniricndly.
.rts,y have shown 10 all uf us, that, 10 attack the
fre.ift management 81 our country desunios was
NOR, an object witI the opposition pilnt Than 10
uphold III rcspcouDity; ana mat our opponent,
would much prefer 10 zee the nation protratc ~
The feet 81 IOre IN power, tan ~ sec u extricate
it5elf from 81 existing difficulties through the pTu
dcuee, the hrmne-s, lIid the talents Of Iachary
7. vlor and John ". lbyt0n And yctsuch presses
.,lk loudly and With unbushnc faces, Of their pa
,riotisr.r their over abguHdng desirc Tor men
,onptrv,, prosperity and gOry while they call to
an foreign lowers ~ attack aud insult III with i'm
o,ujty ihefe being strong party ia thc nation
5hat y. I'D suppJst them ia their abuse and Justify
Uulcs, We arc n.aol mistaken, the policy Of the
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"PARLEz voUs De DuTcH''-The Union COM
plains bitterly OF MIR Clayton for calling NJ. POus-
lin Potrsane" and is equally severe on General
TAYLOR for appointing a Secretary OF State who
ant speak French like .the lite Of the Richmond
Democracy" II tells gravcly that 1t D. a serious
offence. and came near leading to serious consc-
ouences The French, We know, stand upon Ell
6u1fts but TO ms plain Americans II seems they
have a great many queer notions, 70 gay the least.
For instance if Mr.. Clayton should happen TO b.
d;nipr- with the Union editors aud should take ,co
plates Of frog soup refuse one, they would pro
noupce him-as for this their friends in Paris re-
Gently wrote Lamartine-tnsane' These are French
notions yOu sec and the foreign organ ought 20 b,
excused Tor thinking and speaking Ia mode.
BY the way, that u no bad idea Of a cotemporary
who suggests that the President ought to send Mf
Clayton 10 school, 10 learn u old Monsieur Nous
VcyTons'' Of the Union how 20 'parlez rotU Fran
cais" Hs carly vocation IL a guaranty that he Is
az fat in matters pertaining to the pedngogtp, a.
his recent Frcuchfcd performance demonstrate
Ms fitness 20 play the dernd- foreign organ, We
meant 70 say anrile Register.
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stored was understood TO say, that the gentleman
colleague that, in the composition of the commit
tees, all sections of the country should be fairly
represented. Was there any thing improper in
that9 And his colleague (Mr BRowN) had stated
gentlemen ready TO assert in this House that in the
committees all sections and all interests of the coun
try should not be represented? The gentleman
from Pennsylvania had asked that on the commit
tees the voice of his friends and their constituents
should not be stifled. Nothing more asked
1.-THE noise was here so great, that il was impos-
sble to hear single word more that fell from the
gentleman.l
The motion TO adjourn was renewed.
Mr.. MARSHALL, of Kentucky. On that mo-
ton ask the ayes and noes. ,
The House refused TO order them, and then,
amidst a multiplicity of motions and indescribable
confusion, at hafpast two O'Clock the question of
adjournment was put and carried.
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RElApITitLArfnN

One hundred and fourteen being necessary to a
choice, Mr. Brown required but two votes for an
election.
Mr.. STANLY offered the following resolution:
Resoiced, That the members Of the Democratic
party be requested to appoint three members, "a
confer with three members 10 be appointed by the
Wing party, relative to the choice oi a Speaker
motion was made TO lay the resolution on the
table.
Mr.. STANLY requested The mover not to be in
tnucd strife. Tho resolution was not one Of hia
own suggestion. II did not come from the Wing
side, and did not originate with Wing, but with
a Democrat Of patriotic feeling-ouc who was as
DESTROYS a. himself to scc the House organized
And as hc was determined, az FAR as he could, 70
see it organized hc was understood 30 say that the
tnOmcntOus question which had agitatcd the North
and the South had not come 20 end yet, whatever
gentlemen may choose to think say TO the con
trary. A. long Rough and Ready occupied the
Presidential chair, there was no danger 70 be APP
pretended 10 the Union. As Mr. Benton said, II
can't DC dissolved by THE or the other end Of the
Capitol. But he wanted Ia get somebody who II
competent to preside over the body. There IL
something rotten or wrong in Denmark. He looked
on his own side without bushing, but he looked 70
tho other side and blushed
Ia the Legislature Of North Carolina, in which
be- bad the honor Of being member last year, when
his honorable colleague ON the other side a
member also, they had the good fortune, as turned
out 70 have a tie in both branches. The Dcgis-
lature were for more than a week in disorganized
state; and finally they passed resolution similar
10 the one he had sent 70 the Clerks desk, Tho