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ycw Eight.
A new light is said to have been
discovered by Mr.. Paine, of Wor
ccster, Mass. He calls it Pains
Hydro Electric Light. We find the
following description Of it in letter
from Worcester, to the editors Of
the LEDGER
| hardly know how to give you a
correct idea of this glorious light.
Suppose you imagine piece Of the
Sun, about the size ola dollar, sus-
pended in the center of your Office,
and you have the best description
that can be given And there it
burns atthc point Of a tube 50 small,
that it seems to float IN the a,mos-
phere flooding the magnificent store
witha clear bright light, and making
Horns patent Camphinc burn yellow
on the opposite side of the wide
street. And water-pure water
alone, yields this bright diligence,
When Mr.. Paine announced his
discovery by 4 circular, some six
months since, he was regarded as a
visionry-in modern parlance, hum
bug and without hearing, con-
demned as a crazy cXpcrimentalist
But ow;that success crowns his
efforts, and places him the first in
the front rank OF the inventors of the
age +; it is wonderful how man, there
are, that "kncw he would be sue
ccssful," that chad even confidence
in his propositions"
had an Introduction to Mr.. Paine
this morning, and found him, as, as
expected, man with the impress Of
genius stamped on every feature :;
modest and confident, with the in
tcl!cct to devise, and the capacity
to accomplish. He was at lis la
baratory, or lighthouse, as the citi-
zcns here term it, and gave me every
facility for examining the apparatus
which produces such wonderful re-
suits, and which consists simply Of
twelve large magnets and six pair of
hclias. These AeliaS are kept NOV
ing between the poles of tie mag
nets by machinery, resembling a
stceple clock, and tie motion is sus-
tanned in the same way by means of
a weight. Copper and platina wires
pass from the poles Of the magnets
into number of small tanks, con-
tanning water, and these tanks arc
connected by pipes with large
gasomcters. When the helias are
set in motion, by winding up the
weight, they evolve current of
electricity Of such volumes and
forces as to cause an ebullition in
the water tanks as great as if red
hot pokcrs had been thrust therein.
And this seeming cbu!lition is the
process Of decomposing the water.
he poles in the water, and the
method ofmaking and breaking the
circuits, MY. PANE Goes not make
public yet.
During stay Of one hour, the APP
paratus generated seventy feet ofthc
gases, which will burn for two hours,
giving light equal to one thousand
gas jets, and the cost cannot be made
one cent. The labor that is cx-
pccted in the winding up stecple
clock will cause their apparatus to
produce four thousand cubic feet of
the gasSes. Is not this wonderful =?
The City Council rooms and public
Buildings are now lit, and few
months will see every other kind of
light abolished, its chcapness and
Others qualities, placing it within the
reach of the most ind.gent.-Vcrily ",
the question ofsctting the river on
fire can be no longer mootcd.
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american House,


..iis.2 Ot!aWa, I'll. * +
Q ,---$ (L4eg k.N5y Z. T.3r , 1890
c7mcQf Hr'cr aaI to'am, gsat,aeJE or E,rc
rlia subscriber respectfully informs he p, opr O.
- Ottawa, and the u.yr.IGy public generally, lhat
j." .las p1.uIg-gt IT, above e,MuuI.ul establish
noUt, aud having Undergone thorough repairs and
renovation, j. j. nov open i.f tho Accommodation Of
Travellers and lcam,z h al ieas, as good -t, .c o.
any other house IN Town cIa afford, AMI ON h low
es, terms AMpes.,u-gs D. atD.cnrl 10 tAc c-lab-
I.'Mslt Tie Fa.I. H.e -eDed ,Jniyc hHl o '.al.
Ds-ho one need aua the hlGsp ,arou,h fear Ut
being Da.nIed ty de lr..au... q. ..--., e. aosa Is
~ i. a..I. tie .s,. .--.-.....
L,COg MILLER
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little hot watcr-more sugar.oeing
added Unnecessary. The beauty Of
this mode is, that the flavor Of the
fruit is retained, while there is no
danger Of its spelling by fermenta-
ton Fruits, when preserved in the
usual way-pound for pound-are
made too sweet, and lose their dis
tinctiye favor so much, that it differs
little whetherit is preserved peach
or potato. Besides, without care,
preserves arc apt to ferment and
spoil.
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emphatical tone, added, Now my be-
loved brethren, you hear the terms
OF this loan-if you Ike the security
down with your dust. 1t is worthy
Of remark, that the quaintness and
breyity Of this sermon produced q
very LARGE contribution.
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.4mericGn ProyGgoudtsts.-A Ca
liiornia emigrant, writing from CHI
Ii, says:
1--WE think some of overturning
the CHILEAN Republic before we
leave. 1t savorS much OF the Mex
lean, and the officers are generally
disliled, from tic President down to
the officers Of customs. All the To-
reign residents here, American and
English, complain bitterly. | told
an old oliicerycsterday, one who had
served them, tonight and blcd for
cause, and was nov for overturning
the government, that if they would
say the word, we would upset their
apple-cart, and give them couSti-
tuition like our own glorious one"
From this it would seem that il i.
not without reason that some Spanish
American authorities have feared the
passage ofthcse California emigrants
through their territories.
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1LD0u0N CLg,L,e'S Pc}-y'a,

McD0naM Cayhe'S Rcl-Tall;-
ing Of riding in hearse puts us in
mind Of poor Mcdonald Clarke,
whose pr.vations during life, ana
monumentat Greenwood, realize the
say ing, He asked for bread and re-
ceivrd a stone"
Poor Clarke, not long after lis
marriage, finding himself utterly I'M
able to support lis wife, thrust her
one night BY stealth through the par
lor window Of her parents house,
and went forth into the world to
starve alone. H. picked up meal
now and then at the eating house !;
but sleeping on the battery benches
was not to his taste, and he knew
not where else to 80.
"At last" said McDonald--"At
last | found an empty hcarse. twas
an old one-lain up in ordinary. |
slept in it, sir, every night for six
months, and never enjoyed sleep
more in all my life" The unrortu-
nate poet now "Sleeps the sleep that
knows no waking" under a hand
some monument at Greenwood, the
cost Of which, expended during the
evening of his life, might have pro
vided linn a shelter where taunts
and jibes Of sane but thoughtlcss
young men would not have added to
the Affections Of the mad poet
NoGh.
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IN .2aecd0ie.-Wc aono when we
was SO mulch amused as we was la
tcly. We was ridin' into stage
coach t'other day when oil to oncet
it stopt. Cnc ole gan'lman poked
his head out the winder: "What's
the matter? ?" says he. II was by Q
tavern, and begger-msn looked
up; we never shall forget his phiz-
ace :'.whi,c sweilin'w says hc.--
Bankum Flag Stall. +,
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Notice.

VENUE Directors o:,chouldisir.c No. stake thi
II opportunity tn give notice that III, lslric
4 school will afun commence an Monday
Sept Il, nj the room formerly occupied hy Miss lee
on Ln.nllr street uulcrtnc direction of ] T. Nash.
Arrangements have hccnnlndc or,wo good room
20 nsto employ nm assistant Il nccc .sary, for the ne
communication Of all who may choose to attend Ia,
school JOS prlR,oNs,
A. V Sutru
sept u 10 II f. EAnfs.
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Nj. d. uOLLISTER.

Attorney aHi Cogaeelior Al LiIr, and Soi;c',yr s
C.!acciy--Du4rI,M
Office over the roar Of 6. L-n's store, opposite
he Man.ion house. ian l'iJ
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HENRY G. COTTON.

Attorney dgR CoRass'.yI az LIt1 aH! Solicitor iH
ChgHcsyg-D tiuGa, H.
Oficc IN lSc1i!-.- ...c.., ,as. SIDE Of the public
d
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itiOyneys aud CDaEss'lorS NJ Lag DHslrG.
OAiee IN Rajilri,5 block, cast &! be OF the publ.
suuars. iuu 't5-ft
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4 RlED apples md peaches, ruisins, Nonsscs
I } yircgr Goldfish. Sc, lust received and for vlt
iiae el,cper Ndacrerby apo l.. d, SMITH.
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Business CARDS.
II, II, 4 \, II, EamcS.

Commission NerchdaiS OHGtrd, H.
Warehouse On Lasallc srcet, west side OF the bridge.
They will pay particular attention to the sale OF
produce in Chicago Tor those who may choose that
market Al orders ir with D. Tor the purchase Of
lumber. will meet with promp, attention,
AM 10 ';l-ln
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There Is an election for Governor
in Georgia Cd tho lst of October.
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U
NORRIS s FISHER,
IA, "a D ,.. ! J ,., J 4 .,,,y. n,l

WILL pny particular attention to lhc payment Of
W taxes any pau Of Illinois, purchasing oul sell.
ing real estate, investigating titles, co.rct.n" de-
mnnds, buying and sr,luH military land warrants,
and locating tAem ON thy test lagis tor soldiers or
others securing pen ions and al claims again, IAc
government O.licc in Tie court house.
Onnra, App! ~, 1879,
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ID, u. THOMPSON, NJ. D.,

Offers his professional services 10 The citizens of OF
tawn and vicinity Office, AZ the store of G., l.,
'Fhnmp-nu. upr - ~
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II. w. HOPKINS, NJ. D.,

Phys,riga gm SlygcDE- Jiiglra H.,
OHtrs hs professional Services To the citizens Of Of
tlwa, aud vicinity. Office between Phelps and
Walker :. !c.lugs stores, Nu,fr i.r may be- found
at all times except when absent On professional bu-
siucS-. aug 6 IS
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GEORGE SMITH,

Gridley'S store, OHaicd, H.,
Has received tn, Spring and SHmNcr Fdeii1psfnr
1919 in which, orin any other fashions dcsirrd he
will be happy tomakc upclnihnglor NIL who may in .
yor him with their patronage. III warranted in
every case. Particular attention paid to Cutting,
Otm~h, may 10, 1879.
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Storage, FOrwdrdiag, & Commission l!er-
chant, Dca!cr ia an kinds Of Produce.
l'.lD,. ALlLrll,n.r M . Sllr.rnI NIIntNn IlInnis
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4. b. SMITH,

Fashionable yGiior--s!0rN side ne Cart h0ug,
square, Of'aUH, H.
lnshons regularly received An work executed
IN ms ,hop warranted CUTTING done TO order
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l.. =. IELAND.

Attorney and Counselor al Lar,
Has removed hs office from RcddIcNs block, 10 the
room formerly occupied 10y the sheriff, IN the court
house, and now occupied IN parl by Lorenzo Loland
Ottawa, may I, lsi9.
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T. r. MEAGllER,
DIR. COOLING,

Ofce north Sif, ~ tie gu5'ir sYTIrC-- Pea isE~r
coresrof LtSIie a.! .HIis,a sfts,is.
Being always devoted 10 h.. profession, hor. fora
share OF pablo patronage H.p,-,.
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Business CARDS.
DIXON HOUSE,

BY LTsuAw & Co, date Of the Alonson house, OF
tHNHJ DIXON. HIS.
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MANSION HOUSE,
3sl$-,..1.,li.tl l.. MILLS,

UlIhWH, I'LL
By K. Thorn Passengers carried lrrc To and iroa
tho rpnnl.rpr'"ig
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CAB MET WARE ROOM
In Eklon by

THE undersigned have established
themselves in Elkton, at the shop in "7he
Hollow," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they purpc'e preparing to
order, and keeping TN hand all kinds ri
Cabinet FURNITURE.
Having learned the business in ono
he large cities, they have brought wit,
hem all the arts of the trade, and ara
prepared TO maka the best articles, as wei
as the cheapest, and as they do their work
themselves, and are under bu, ligh, ex-
penses, they can afford to sci at lower
prices than the city shops.
In short every article in their line, no
matter how ly'ish or costly. or whether
be of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
Tor common pine.
They willalsn make collins ofall kinds
and attend FUNERALS,
whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having it well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MARSHBANK.
MATTHEW CANTWELL,
Elkton June 9th dc
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New Spring Goods in PHILADELPHIA

TOWNSEND, SHAMELESS s, so MS, 80
South eni Street, Have received by their own
Importations. and careful selections, large
and well assorted stock, which comprises every
desirable kind of Staple and Fancy Goods
DRESS GOODS.-Silks, Ginghams. Lawns,
Mohair Lustres, Clintzes, Linens, and all the
new Fabrics for spring.
SIiAWLS-SIk Canton Grape. Thibt,
Broche, Net, Saxony Plaid, English Cashmere
and Seal Skin.
FRIENDLY GOODS.--PIain and neat fig
ured Goods of all kinds, Plain Shawls and Cap
Stufls, Plain Furnishing Goods, &c.
MEMS WEAR.--Cloths, Cassimeres, Drill
ings, Tweeds, new Summer stuffs, Vestings and
Youths wear
FURNISHING Goops-English Quilts, Blank
cts, bookings, Tablngs, Sheetings, Linens, Mo-
reens, Damasks, Sc.
SHoEMAKERs Goops.-Lastings, Gallons,
Laces, &c. &c. mar SI-3m
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Great Economy In Kindling Firee,

TIME attention Of Country Merchants, Ped
l. lars and dealers generally, and finliles, is
respectfully invited TO a composition called
Cheever's Patent Fire kindlirg,
An article much needed and in demand from all
quarters. Fifty cents will supply one fire every
day for six months. It is neatly done up in
Packages, each containing "a cakes, each cake
10 inch squares, one of winch instantaneouslJ
taking fire from contact with a lighted match
will ignate Charcoal, Wood and Bituminous
Coal. and with one-fonrth the ordinary quantity
Of Wood or Charcoal will kind!e the Anthracite.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail at the Kind
ing Depot. No. lag South Second Street, Phil
adephia, by J. W. GRAY.
Jan. 20 49-Sm,
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;L1z7It is universally admitted that LIP
PINCOIT TAYLOR < Co, No 900 MAR
KET Street, Philadelphia, HAVE A SrocK of
CLoTnING five times larger tan any either in
Philadelphia, and known.
That 5000 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 ca sell lower than costs others 10 make
clothing.
That they sell more clothing thar any three
stores in Philadelphia put together.
That thor stock is made Of better material, and
is the most fashionable cut and best made in
the city.
That they employ the best cutters and produce
the most tasty and best fitting garments in
America.
That they save enough in importing goods to
be able TO sell fine French Cloth Coat az
ow us Others sell an inferior coat made of do
nestle cloth.
That their selling prices are always % per cent
lower than clothing Of a good quality can DO
bought elsewhere.
1ha, none now pretend to compete with them
in beauty Of fit. excellence Of make. s,yu,
quality, quantity or price.
That buyers from l.. T. & Co, are vel! satisfied
and awaps return to buy more, and bring
their friends with them.
That this is the secret othundreds crowdlng 200
Market street while others are idle.
Thut No. 200 Market street, three doors above
sixth, is the most flvorably known clothing
house in America, and
That men of every variety of taste, ofform. Of
profession, off every degree OF wealth, and OF
every political hue, can there get better fitted
better suited and can get better clothing for
the same money than at any other clothing
house of the United States, either at whole
sale OF retail, by the single garment, by the
dozen, by the ton. or by the ship load. Re
member, 200 MARKEr Street, 8 doors above
Sixth Philadelphia.
Nov A, AS
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This is to Give Notice; That the

subscribers of Cecil county have obtaines
from The Orphans Court OF s,id county, let
tiers of Administration on the personal e.
tate of Nicholas House, late of said county
deed. All persons having claims aea;ns, the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhb-
ii the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on Or before the 18Th day OF
January 1850. they may otherwise, Ivy law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
All persons indebted 10 said estate aye re-
ques'ed 10 make immediate payment to The
subscribers. Given under our hands this
Gath day of February, 1919.
DEBORAH PASSMORE. J
ELLIS PASSMORE.
Adlnn'rs. d. 3. G. 7.
February, Gath '49.-6w.
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Finds anlFelloW Citi,eny
LOOK KERE.
StoVesi StVes!!

Tho subscriber wishes to inform you, one and
all, that he intends this Fa land Winter to keep
all kinds ofstoycs, which he will sell cheap TO
cash or country produce. The following c
ONE O the kinds he will have on hand.
The celebrated Buck Stove,
Church's improved Fayorite
do Ar-tight
Philadelphia Alright
do Willow Stove
Cast Iron, alright Parlor stove
Sheet iron do do
Half cook, boiler on top.
Plain 9 plate stove
Coal stoves for Offices and stores
and nj other kinds that are in use. Call frcn'
and fellow citizens aud examine for yourselvce
Try, and prove-you will not fail to he pleased
Recollcct the old stand-the large brick, on the
corner near the bridge. Resp'y
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
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gTAN q.

PERUVIAN and PAThGONIAN GuANO,
in bags and bills, for sale in los TO suit pnrchas
crs--a reasonable deduction made to stole keep
crs.
OIL B,eachnd ara unbleaced Winter, Solar
Elephant and Whale Oils; also, light cotored
relocted rackcd Whale OIL, suitable for re
,aiing.
Patent OIL fer .Machincrr.-The subscribers arc
now prepared to supply "De,ian's Patent
Oil" in any quantity; nachins,s, manuiactu'
rnrs, Sc are requested to call and examine
the article. Certificates its efficacy and sl-
periority over all other oils, from several oil
cur most extensive manufacturers arc in our
possession.
STARCH-Kingsford s Sons pure pearl starch
For sale by ALLEN NELDLEo,
- and % South Wharves, near Chestnut ST.,
b. 10, '49-3m PhllaoeI Pnla'
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FEVER AND ACCE,..
ISsTHOROUGHLY ERADlCATED-sH
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MlXTURE!!!

ISsTHOROUGHLY ERADICATED-
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MlXTURE!!!'
gylIAT great National, Old Favorite. and
B. Scring Rcmcdy.!! Of EIGHTEEN
YEARS. STAN DlNG-still unapproach ed in
its wonderful sue cess, certainty, and safety, in
the CURE OF THIS wRErCHED coMrLAIST&!
IS@lfy you would escape the arscnicai fpoison-
oNs) conntcrieits take not bottle from any one,
that is not guarded by the"priHea signature" OF
the orgnal inventor and proprietor JONI r.
RowAND, on a paper label, crossing the mouth and
cork.
This remedy has never been bostered up by
false and Icccitlul pulls, but has won its way to
he confidence and universal adoption the in
habilants Of FEVER AND AGUE DIsrRlcrs. BY
rs FOOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALONE
which all the agents, and every person who
have used it, well testify.
PROPRIETOR'S OFFICE.
l43 ARcu ST., PfuAD'A.
Also, Rowand's Purgative Pills, Cough Lozen
gcs, Blackburey Root Lozengers for Bowel Com
plant, Worm Lozenges SC. SIC. SC.
AGENTS.-Dr. Mitchell and DR.. Wallace
Elkton, r. l.. Thomas, J. J. Shippers North
East; Black s, Bro. Charlcstown; VIM. Hudson
3D. Seaman, Joseph Bryan jr. Chesapnck City,
l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge; &. Whitaker jr.
Principle F.; Henry sites, Principle S. Thos.
Murphy, Bohemia Mills; JOS Bryan, Bohemia
Village Jones McKasco, John b. Morton; War
wick; F. B Crookslianks Ceclton.
Aug S, lS4S.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
~ ,v,,,xrr,,, Anr,l OH l0to


While the press is ,eenng with pcrso nal ru-
mors. which are published as yf,ct, one day, and
conlradieted, officially, to mr. rrow, allow me 10
present your readers with Some statistics ofgreat-
er national Importance than the appointments
or removals Of custom house officers and post
masters, and which will lie perused with pride
and satisfaction Ly gentlemen Of all political par
ties.
They relate 10 the progress ofonr common
county. and are the result oflhc researches and
IaLors of tia, talented and indefarigable public
servant, the present commissioner Of patents,
the Hon. Edmund Burke, who has acquired
well mrrited reputation in America and Europe.
They are contained in
Table Exhibiting an Estimate cfihe Value cfhe
Products If the Labor and Capital in The Uniied
States in the gear ls4s-(aldfd to the Annual
Report cfthe Commissioner Of Patents, not yet
nriuL.d OF nilhLiSheIl
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READ THIS!
William EDeII.

EEAS lust received at his new and cheap
d 4 Stole, east end Of Elkton, larger and
more superior stock of goods than lie has ever
yet offered TO the public. and
LPCHE4PER THAN EVER=&K
His stock embraces general variety Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, QUeenswate
Wood and Tinware. Fancy Articles, Conftc-
tionary, Perfnmary, SC. Also Boots, Shoes.
Hats, Caps, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Drugs,
Dyeslutls, &c.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
A fine assortment Of clothing, from Shirt to
n Greal-coat. well finished and substantial.
Persons in want of coats, vests, pantaloons &c.
can he supplied as cheap as these articles can be
had in the cities.
HATS, CAPS, &c.,
A prime article, and very low Hats from 81
to 8 25.
Prints, muslins, &c. from cents to 8 Sd;
call and see fer yourselves.
CABINET WARE.
BedstcLds tables, chairs, stands, sc. of goo
quality and very cheap.
A superior lot ofgood ralsins, almonds, candy,
toys, fireworks Sc. &C.
PROVISIONS sc.
Bacon, dried beef, beef tongues, Bologne sau
sage, cheese, mackerel, herring, lard, butter,
buckwheat and corn meal, flour, SC. sc. all Of
which he is offering exceedingly low, with the
smallest possible advance upon cost prices. All
who want
sCPGREAT BARGAINS.1s
Should call without delay and secure lhem at
PELL'S CHEAP STORE,
East end of Elkton.
I5>The highest market prices paid in cash or
goods for potatoes, apples, dried fruit, beans,
butter. eggs, lard, wool, feathers, hides, rags,
furs, old copper, brass, pewter, &c. &c.
Dec. o. AS
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This is to Give Notice; that the sub
scriher Of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court ofsad county, letters Of admin
isiration on the personal es'ate of Samuel Gar
rett late Of said comfy deceased. AL persons
having claims against the SAID deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereofduly authenticated. on or he foro
the sth day of March, 1850: they may other :
wise by law; be excluded from all benefit ofsiid
estate. All persons Indebted TO said estate ars
requested 10 make immediate payment ia the
subscriber. Given under my hand this 7th
day of March. lsi9'
MARY ANN GARRETT, AmdtrA.
March l7-6W
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-21
LEE G. WALKER,
SUCCESSORS TO GEO. wlLLIG,

eUcCEssoRs TO GEO. WlLLIG,
HAVE removed their stock Of Music and Alu-
sical Instruments, 10 the new and spacious store
in Swam's Building; No. ICE Chestnut Street,
below Seventh, PHiLApELnnlA, where they in
wife the attendance and patronage ofthc public.
Lee 6, Walker having purchased Che entire
stock of Geo. W!lhg, (who has declined bust
ness, J DIRE now prepared TO execute all orders in
their line. Their assortment of Music aud Mu-
.cal Instruments, is as extensive as that OF any
other establishment in the country.
P;ano Fortes, from various we'll known and
npployed manuia ctones, now in store, and will
be constantly offered for sale
la3Cou.,try dealers supplied on very reason-
nhle terlna. FEB 10 '4S-tm