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eral Houston, in the revolutionary way-besides,
have winter residence set apart for him ia Cuba
In this business Moses displayed a little more
ambition than he had done in the business Of cir
culsting the bills of doubtful banks upon the com
munty, business he had followed for some years
previously lie began his career as a financer on
the Pisiniield plan, and sought to close it pa.
trot on the Lopez platform We--Moses, after
having been chased out Of Mexico, returned from
Cuba TO the United States, red hot Cuban patriot.
lie had taken survey Of the beautiful island, aud
had probably picked out an estate which would
suit him when the island should be conquered He
immediately raised the cry Of the Liberation of Gu
Ia, in connection with some young Cubans who
smoked their cigars i'll Broadway, and visited the
Opera occasionally, when il Was open.
Last summer. various preparations were made,
and the expediion was almost the eve Of sailing.
Some Of the patriots in this expedition applied us,
about that tne, for loan to aid the enterprise.
We declined the honor. bu, we believe our philo-
fopbicsl neshhor, Greeley, went ia, TO the extent
OF 100 dollsrs 10 aid and assist them in the expeji-
non, md We hope the grand jury will send for
him. to ascertain all the facts Of the case. This
beginning Of the expedition was nipped in the bud,
by the Presidents proela nation, and the patriots
fcVttertd. Gut duling the past water, Gen. Lopez
had been residing at Washington, which he made
his head quarters. He had consultations with
many Southern men, and some close connection
With some friends Of the cabinet. We have not the
least doubI that somc Of The members of the cabi-
het were IN the secret, and knew of the departure
from New Orleans, or else the expedition, like that
a Round lsand, could never have set sail Be
this, however, as il may, it was foolish plan;
The people have been led astray, the bubble has
hurst, and now the original contrivers, fomenters,
tiders and aleors of it, in this city, ought TO give
honesi eccount 10 the grand jury, of the fitting
out Of this interesting body Of patriots.
Such is the history and origin of this curious
affair. We hope il will end in justice TO all par
ties in the escape of the innocent, and reiribution
to the guilty, whosoever they may be, and where
soever found, here or at Washington.
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CumS Mass MEETNe ~ THE PARK.-Thc pairi-
oiism of the hour seems inclined for a mss meet.
ing in the Park, and Wednesday evening has been
named Whether II is TO be mass in honor Of the
victories won in Cuba, in the Parisian style, we
have not learned; but il is said that Moses Y Beach
is to he at the head Of the demonstration, and that
he will be supported on either hand by the editors
Of the Sun. 1t ought to be very interesting spec
tacle.
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SOUTHERN SENTIMENT ON the CourroMrsr.-
More meetings are called and held in the Southern
States IN hostility TO the compromise plan Of M
Clay. Weperceive one in Georgia: and other cities
and States will probably follow. A large portion Of
the South will oppose any compromise and all COM
promise. They want the Missouri line. and will
tnke nothing lcss
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TirE SEWARD CL'QrE on TIE CoMreonIsg.-
Thurlow Weed, in the Erdniag JJar.a!, has de-
nounced Mr.. Clay's compromise, and gives his
firm adhesion to the plan-no plin-of the cabinet;
because as he alleges IL is more favorable to free
roll principles than the compromise. This is zig
nifcant ofihe adhesion that mag be- expected fro,n
The Seward ciq,V of this State, and AL free soilers
TO the present. cabinet Of General Taylor. The
cabinet, and the ire. soiers among the whigs un-
dcrstahd each other
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A CrANcE ron TuE IrIsu DiREcroEY. .-Uaicr the
L. = neutrality laws Of isis. re explained yester
dan by Judge Belts. in the United states District
Court. the Grand Jury have perfect right to scni
for the whole of the Irish Directory, and to demand
of hem what became Of the money-s2j. .0p0-c,l.
lccicd last year TO help the lFish revolution IN
Slieycgsmmon. We recommend the Grand Jgry
to suulmon-sabyrra whole batch Of The pi-
reotory. in oidcr to give information and evidence
On that business. The Grand Jury are fully au-
tholissd 10 tale that sfcp.
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ONE.EYrp THoMrsoN AeAiS.--An iGlury inio
the cese Of this singular genius will be made before
Justice Osborne tomorrow. There ough, 10 hs a
full and extensive examination; and all the wit
ncsses that may give eny information Of the con-
duct Of this man. should be questioned. L., the
truth ccme out. Justice Osborne knows his duty,
and will probe the matter 10 the bottom
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SrHmK AMONG TUE PciIcsuEN.-It seems that
nine hundred policemen have held meeting, pass
ed resoluuons, made speeches, all in favor Of
s'iikc for her wages The spiri, Of the aye
seems 20 aiict them 700. But before the Corpora
tion corc,dcs TO their demand, we hope they will
bc slc to show that they can keep the city cleaner
and more pcaceahle than has been done for the last
year
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vu, Lars rnoa Butscs Assrs-The sriendd bark
oliver Hayes, Capt Scott arrived yesterday from
rucnos Ayres whence she sailed the 9th Of April
Amcrs her passengers Is the Hen. william A. Harris,
American Charge GAsaisss 70 ths Argentins republic
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Ma. WrBsTrR's LkrrrR.-The Hon. Daniel
webster has just written letter to the people Of
Newbmyport. Il Is an argume eniltive document,
and strikes deeply at the root Of the abolition sen
msni Of New Englsnd. Our columns are too
crowded TO permit us to give further views on ths
subject today.
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they rsesent'a tho pulc, a. the celebrated
cheapest trfpc hmCnt Ia the Inttd Stattf NJ. ~
hgvsp. uiEhM ANptasvNs Thee yee can get Bag
r Table 'ovsrs. ~ OH Cl.fh. and nnrnarAbs bir-
gais tie fIusons SHOW Rooms " that famous
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MON EY MAnKEr. !.

HoNptg. May .T-0 r ".
There was moderate paric among holders % Erie
s'ook aud bonds today. snd there were large sales At
decline irom prices current Saturday 1t the close
q The second board All the fances were heavy at the
hf't board io-day and the marie; is decidedly weak
II the bulls suGcr the excitement 20 fa OF IN the
l'ast- prices will experience q corresponding de-
chnc end the salvation of stock Spectators depends
upon Keeping the s;,am up the highest below
explosion point. The opening Of = .asrty valve occa-
sionally may pcsiPoue the collapse but the movement
has gore TOO ar 10 permit those engaged escaping With
cut damsge. The California business has doub.. di-
appointed scores q pecuators The Tennessee brourat
down Ices than six hundred thousand dollars In eold
dust and coin the accumulation Of three weeks at San
Francisco for shipment what portion Of the amount
brought down by the Tennessee is In coin wehave not
learned Had the remittance been entirely In gold duet,
IL issual compared with the amount anticipated The
last ad,ces from California considered favOra-
bic than any before received solely Of the
moderate tone Of the letters and published sccouns
Commercial affairs in that part Of the world we're rap
idly settling down upon solid basis prices ruled
at reasonable points and property Of all Kinds
was In demand for actual Improvement than for
the purposes Of speculation. The enormous deprecia
tion in prices for brcadstus provisions lumber and
merchandise Of descriptions will enable the pcople of
Of California TO live upon moderate income and
although the shippers Of goods and merchandise
from the Atlantic states viii oee fortunes and be ruined
By this new order Of tkinss the hard working miners Of
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Ti,uxo Az ASSISTANT MisrEicr ArroEvrY "A
very funny event took place in the Cour Of Sessions.
at the close Of Arlington Bcnncis trial. last week
a new gold watch was presented to Mr.. rmiiips,
the Assistant District Attorney. by few OF his
hiends, with speeches and complimentary mods
ind vinls tprerdcd ihcfcun'o, TO the number Of
forty winks. A watch keeps time, and seems to be
not SO appropriate prcsen, for District Aucr.
ncy az pair cf scales, which would weigh out
justice ,quably and equally to all plrtics--at so
nluch ptr ounce.
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kLWS Fer LIRCPE AND CALIFORNIA


The steamship Ohio, Captain schenck will leave this
port three O'Clock this afternoon with passengers
and the mas.
The steamship Uibornia Captain Lang will leave
Boston tenn noon, for Halifax and Liverpool
Her mails will close in this city at half past three
O'Clock, this afternoon
The Weekly Herald. with the latest from all
parts of the world wl be published at ten o'clock this
morning 1t will contain the fullest particulars Of the
Cuba expedition.
Single copies in wrappers, sixpence.
The New York herald., 1850-05-28

S1rmrs AMONG rus AcroIs.-The demands for
wages have reached the theatrical profession, and
n strike has been the consequence at the As,or
Place theatre. Yesterday mornia9 a session Of the
ccn,rany has drid. and though Mr. Neafc's benefit
was annsurc,d for the evening. all came to hc
important resolution not to appear. Consequently,
there was nc performance las, night. This serious
interruption of public expectation, was borne ly
cur citizens with their usual for'i'ude; and We
irstumc. when the house is opened again, on Mca-
day next with the Havana Opera troupe. that We
shall I,iuin to our won,cd spirits and enihusi ,sn.
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Sroith. odcs, aus most approved Srop ib
having Teen before the public f the the last thirty years
be had at the snkgcriter's Wholesale an rcfsii.
SAUNDERS. 10 n-cadway,
Corner Of Liberty street. and 81 Brosdwsy.
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are admiralty iustrated - HILL tho Ini
rta, IS Nssu street. Who a1hercs stretly scisn
tiGc rules thersy inatg ~ The beauty
rer $40 " persnei aTTs@faucs which ne cot
previously aware ~ pe-ssssus Shsmro0tns tAo-cu.ly
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The Steamer Ohio sails Thl. pay.-Ey

passenger going should know that little Pocket Water
fler te had az iig Fulton street for 81 % viii be
worth that TO him before he returns II he
considers lis health Of any value TO him.
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tain Beavers creating terrible cxcitement only
the Hatc who all confess that his the beau
tfnl Production in latdom but all classes Of society
feel lie infuence f these beautiful specimens % his rs
Fulton street III be crowded for some time 70
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wish good Boot Cater would do " II call
Merchants Hotsi
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invi. examine this rich c".stas Dress cvms eot
eguslct In sxtCn VARIETY IN ,he sHurs witch ~iii no
fonnc - ot~n chss PATTERN mach admired. ~.
made % ori.r after any aes,n. le~
ctrsh, altered and repaired. 4. J. sAuNpEsa
~. .rsorv. ura
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elegant ~ hoeky Beaver Hat,
q sisart style, superior werkm aasbp and Seaatuy
ght a large assortment OF Ceutlemen Hats suittbis
sanmsr All kinds Of s.rsw Go ds Cleaned in sure
rL..u IDAu
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kc intcrrs The rsths hst n order ar-stis
creased rruessiels i=euent be wi extend his ocs
hcrrs fr,n toA o'clock day, a. ~ warrsn Greet err
2, Droataav vt-re ~ otthsed Lis rreatse 90
tis TJt." Artificial Fyss inherited.
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ard sanser reuucsted call Toe baHnfaeiafg a.
Nsdiufst Icard Maiden lane rrc ,tcy nave oa tand
TIE harvest ssd cheapest asurinn nt o. Or-arner's itr
the ety. Aso 70 witnsss TIE style ef ia Cut
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CIIr.hush's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a,

euatcfeit q tiis c,l,trateI ureie sti cent The
or fna suc only ruirc. At dsess. cffhe sr a.d
enttely IcmaNes sCurf aud Dludruf Apr ID unirr e.
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vierity-Nrs. hill l. COLBY have Imported sure
% rreneh Cater Boots aud aad black
satin bronze French Kid Evening slippers The style Of
which will surpas any imported Also. fancy Toilette
articles of description aud ~ the best quality La
dies invited to call ard examine st their redse No.
So Broadway.
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Of the Senate, and winthrop Of ,he House Of Repre-
in Warrington. Portraits OF these distinguished
taken In the tnst style of the art They be seem With
frtcrcst. btADN'S Sstoaai
lery 2b Broadway. corner OF Fulton strset.
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will FOR ths season, Monday, june %. FAMILIES
wishing will adsress the suhscrber the
Frar him House, N HAWLEY ID. CLAPP.
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nsr pys ssn eats = r.ecarss a. the srufsetsry swan
strcct The ic ssouli rua-t tganst -isstiens NJ
ysriess diplomas Pe-ssas ~hess hair assuuf. ks
color frcs he 81 ,he imitation iyrs correct
~ sv f.iiirr A. shove Car' .hs sst-..s
Ds. wallace, Oruiiss. has removed from
tfam cs street ~ - Fourth Wooster street
osce Tour. t,n On A. ~. ] tiii sti6uiisr.M
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The comparative receipts for fosr months in is.o.
and 1s50 w,re a. fellows -
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- " - fo4SII = fIJed %
The report proceeds to give . detailed accoaat ~
the persons Employed sud the salaries paid 10 e. H.,
t'e.ther With s,ats<nent If the property Of the
company, all Of which omit as being Of minor
iEtcrest
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H1GHL z lMIckTkAT srd rutr-

estlng 10 all. Road the opinions Of meu
bora of C ongress and Elk Governors in reeardie
no bes, preparation used for Dyspepsia, Asthmr
aud Debility. From 8. s. Phelps and ". ur
ham Of Vermont, J. F. Simmons and L. n. Ar
mold of r. !. J. r. Morchead Of Kentucky
Vim. Woodbridge Of Mchig.n, NJ. f. MART
rom Wisconsin Territory, "Havng used Green
Orugsndted Bihsrs, and from know ledge yr theiI
etfacacy IN other cases, we cleerfulIv recommend
,yem to the public, believing that they will ful
tn sustain the recommends ton Of the Fropra
aor."
From Hon. Fl. d. Foster of Pennsylvania.
VS. dyspsptic sufferer about ten ycars, and re
soted to various medicines for relief without
success, until used the Oxygenated Bitters.
used about two Bottles ana find myself res tored
to perfect health The forms of Tie disease in
my case were great acictily Of Stomach, lossve
appetite. extreme hatuiencc, severe constipaof I,
Of The bowels and severe hea,iachr." Ifyuuare
suffering FROM any Of these forms Of Dyspepsia
or Asthma attended with arrangement of ten
stomach, or general debility. don't fail to try this
invaluable REMEDY There is no better medi.
cine for females suffering from uterine derange.
ments arising from weakness or nervous debil
ity. Price 81, 90 per BOTTLE G butt!es for Is ,0d
Green s. Fletcher general agts. No Ledger
Building, South Sd st. Philadelphia. Sold
wholesale and Retail by james Wilson, Drug
gist, Port Deposit, Cecil Co.
March 8. 40
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Water Running up Hill,
Without Labor,

RRoWN s GATCHEi., Ne. GOT .Mus,t
- Street. Phi!sdelphia.-is prepared 10 flrni,h
all kinds of
Double and Single Hydraulic Bans, Dou-
bic and Single Pumps, MIGRANTS, Hose
Reservoirs, Batl,-sinks, Stop-cockss
Lead, Cast and Wrought iron,
Cement and Glass Pipes, SC, at Factory pncr
Bv having description Of the I.or,, ion. wa
can give tho aggregate cost Of all tho Gxt,pte
necessary to c!sv,.e to any Dwelling Fa.n,-
house, Factory or Village, a constant stream O.
pure water any height or distance rss-,irca; ty
having the necessary proportion Of p,pe and una
chlnery; (Which is ve,y importan, in the v,,in..
different locat'ons,) all can DO packed up and
sent any distance with directions, SO that am
farmer or mechaDc can eroc. and kuep them ia
repair TO, years without further expense.
Tie past patronage enables rs to place TIA
Hydraulic Kan within tho reach Of any E,rp..
or mechanic, and in most instances ,pucn che p.
or than an ordinary pump We are also p-,-
Paret to erect Machinery in any part of the e.
States,-all work warranted to perform or 10
charge. Address tic ti;rn az above, ar
J. l.. GATCHEL.
Aug 81. ELaros, sIo,
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A truly Valuable Family Medicine.
Dr. W Oh st.eIis Vegetable RestUra
tive pills.

These Pills are certa in cure il! taken IN aC
cofdance to the directions inclosng the box
ior Dyspepsia, sick Headuehe, Lrer Complaint
Iafuenza, or severe Gods, rheumatism, ant al.
Diseases arising from improper exposure, Imp -
rites of the blood, dlsordered Stomach, and Bill
lious Habits, Fc'et anu .2gue &c, sc.
They are compounded vi pure vcg"t"n'e In
gradients and are SC ganLle in t,er ,h"cs up"n
the system lIlat the tInperesl inf,n or 'no mos
delicate female may tax, 'hem with perfect
safety, yet the most desperate diseases yield at
once 10 to tne:r curative power.
Read the following continuation oi the ancve
from n'glIly Respectable ,.ad. OF + cct county
DR.. Alfred Weeks,
Dear Sir - sensc Oh nty 10 my ieii"w
mortai> prompt me to make ,his public "c-
knowleuaenint Ul The great and INV; lnahi
benefit save d trlven from the dsc uI yon
N"rsdells Vegetable Restorative Pubs,
! was "tilG,cu with cunning p ms !" my AID
Oh and lett S'Hc, VITA Indigestion aud ro,'slhe
"'Ho" wc,lw grow upon mt Tor Ia years
Onich gc' nor tei an" was huAny noueh''
my bed wn"rs l'y sun, !Ing g;etlIy nu,t."D. !
three years ago wnen l ."ituna.r,y bee ""'''"t
ware Through your aeHnt here hr' / =" ~
. knlgnt OF the nigh es,lmali"li III watch
! fll.s were held by those WHO Hau trleu .l'un.
an. cJun.nrDCed uslng them, a'iJ hite' us,"g
"A ie" bu,cs 4 found ny the - .~!ns o. Goo
most permanent cure bad uceu III ,,u.
VITA the earnest nope Ina, b.. Statement
may prove o! scIyi.o To the Hiii,. -"
Subscribe nIysei y"u' g,ra'is u"hged friend
ans. fiiDkDE ijAi h.
WOOD Lawn, Oct, +,h ~
itese Fails are lui safe ny Dro"h & Mcclure
i:!iluilj Is. 4. towih, ow"ntuwni stephen q.
Ford. N. Fast: Il. u Hiaham, L,arl.s,o
Cecnrah layIo i.iD>nI,, - Il. Knight,
Wood Lawn; J. "A. AAu.aun y .,ro Port Depus
III Henry Be!niett, ti..!Cn.umn \ Roads: Jno
Morton, Warwick, JAMES -. Pryor, Head
VI Sassafas; |. Ii trOuh>.tdnhs, tcciton Ed,
/. osbuin frehercktown, Cecil county. }
br'ston Prnr,pa' Agent No Iu7 " Fuyr,t
ST. Baltimure Md,
Oct Is 'I9
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Fall ana Winter Dry Goods.

TSNlE subscriber has just received from rh;la.
Il dolphin, II new supply Of Fail and Wider
Dry Goods, consisting OF broad Cloths, Plain
black and fhncy CassilRcros, fancy D,e S<ls,
Iancy Vestng, Cashmere Vestings. plain b,ach
and fancy Satlns, plain black and fairy Crsysu,
EInbroderles of all Kinds, spsncars, collars.
thread cotton edyngs aud ,ussr."gs.
French, English and American Lawns. Chin's
es and Glnghams, general assortment ot:ibaxl,
and Hos'ery,--a :uil supply ofpnmesI.c Go.as.
Llnea Sneet'nxs ana Shns,ngs, IRISH And Tah.o
Linens, bleached and brown shooting and SAINT
ing Musns.
Jr" kLRY.-Clocks, Naiahse, Breas, Plus.
Silver Combs, hnad ornaments. Rihgs, e..
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, an!
general variety Of Hardware, Cutlery, aud
Queensvare.
The Public are respectfully invited I, chi
and examine his stock hrfore purchasing ch.e>
where, as he il determined to srll low for CASH
or Country Produce. Respectfully,
+ 4. TAYLOR.
North East, aug 3l--4w
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Notice.,

rFSHE Steau,rr PORT DEPOSIT, CAPT.
4 WHITE, WIZ hereufter run rasullrly b.
tween for, Deposit and tIavro d. Grace. leay-
ms far' Depssn Ut 10 O'Clock, ard connea.n-
A'ih the CHS 10 Baltimore and Philadelphia
SAFE also tav"s Port Dupo-i: az O'Clock E. ".
Connecting with the ta,rs for Baltimore.
Port Deposit, Aug. a. I'm
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& u A u d .

~ENflE SUBSCRIBERS have in store and f Z
Il sale upon reaponabe terms,
500 tons dry Patagonia Guano.
200 do hosernntnt Peruvian Guano.
The quality OF the abuvo can recommend
wits confidence 10 those in want Of the article.
Liberal deduction mace TO country Merchants
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
20 and 23 Soutl Nharves, above Chestnut st.
aug 81 SIN PHILADELPHIA.
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-1 Az.u1xx. H. a,,o
hStEoIoOy- hstioh"IA' III oho IL
nv and TeOmaNCy.
~ ,1,,, - ~,
Bf fROf ESooh ~ w. nOhAIh,
FROM SWEENEY.
-! ICE No. ~ LOCt 81 STREET. ofrC
81 ! hCSlChL UND HALL,
DrJ,1 .oC,pn1, u,
~ i'''
son. 400 HAVING; BEEN WON bv MY
nc,,,. ,r;.,nd, IN tho late Presidential Fec
,,, shouid ,,uv;ncc those skept,cal persons
yho talk orf,;J,ycs that no such " ord as fl! is
n, h,r ; 90, kpo,yp he the eminent and dis.n-
puisbed As,,,,;,n.r =, nd Astruluper G. w. RO-
RACK dur,,g his .yner,euce of over y quarter
ofa century. De Won doubt preucstna ton?
=, =, ,,h, on, ,,t ,vrrv man rain the celebrity
,rt Con n, vlor. a Daniel Webster or Henry
tNsv, and vat there are some who 70 foolish
a, ,',,r, tn juIt that n man NAV be horn with
e., n,,usr In see INTO future events. How can
:, Wa nnss;h,, ,A,t The destiny ofman should be
,ysrocd Inv TN. mere shntllinr of pack Of
lids, and We, there are thousands who allow
Themselves. With omen mouths, 10 swallow the
r-c,s, words of sumo old woman, whose true
stiH cons ists in tilIi,y them with wonders that
~. mora dit;;culi far In. digestion ofothers vino
.ia more cred llouS, yet more sclchlinc. IL is
sod, lilo, hr;u, ,lisrrctt on profession that abs
ann ri; n inIUeu
.l order from time iunemorial and is the M
= nrofassion tina, has holy authority to sustain
TIE hiyb resncct which General Tay ior,
sud Chari,s J,hn Barnado,te. late King of Swc-
dan had fur Sslroory. il shown by t.,ciT etto
mr. thcir Nat,yu.rs to the subscriber, which
u;I, r;v, linn GREAT pleasure III showing 10 lhos
,rho ,vor nam with Il call.
Ia Ylti,,on 10 his power 10 Ercsrc future
,,,,. hc has Tie Iower to give such inturma-
lion NJ viii ,ttectua I!y redeem such given
,u the t,u rec use OF the hottie. lie is a's" cap
ahl, NJ cu,,u. diseases heretofore otlsdcrch III
cvrable in TINS county ny tie or ilnary n,eii
c,ues and - ,s!lea ali tu give HIM II cali who
hny, hccu Iti,u. uy by their physicians and wish
IT, be Gu ed. lac WI warrAn! acure in all cases
and WI! nake no charge keep Tor the c".j"-
r,,inrs hc shall III. NC use oil N his u1lCc. lie Is
of II asked y hat Il t,ativl;y is: he answers ac-
ca-t,o. 10 Lculnancy, one OF the seven points
il, "a, ,.rii.r ui hsrUiogy, tiat Is i1t 1LSt"pg
Of ,hc future events "i Il persons hte, carefully
M ,ccounl ul ali tucky aud unlicky days III the
Il.,n,ns ama ye,Is OF The persons !lle Tor w"om
il Is east; hi watch mioans thousands III tnls
,oun,r, and elsewhere aITn been prevented ron"
,n,siir,unrs that lau been hidden N the WOMB
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This is to Give Nonce; That the

This is to Give Nouce; That the
subscriber @, ErcI' county hath obtained
from the Orphat, Court OF said county, e.-
tiers Teslan eniary on the personal estate OF
HannaL PIice lale OF said county de-
ceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned To
EXHIBIT the same nth the vouchers thereof,
duy auihenncaied. on or be fore the l3,h day
OF May 1891, they may otherwise b,
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All Persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
10 The subscriber Given under my hand
hiI 18Th day June 1850.
SAMUEL PRICE, Exu.
June Is '5O-6w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05

OFN-E 70 Lcrehy gwen To the creditors Of
~ ihomas j. Wilson, that a personal dis
charge hath heen granted to said debtor, and
tnat the twenty first day of October, being the
sfst day oiour county court next succeeding this
sa'e, hath been set apart for the final hearing in
n's case, where his creditors may attend, and
anow cause, ifany they have; why 6nal dis
charge shall not be granted said debtor.
Test. X. C. HOLLYDAY, elk
July SIN Of Cecil county Court