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n. truly Valuable Family Medicine.
spr. vorsdeliS Vegetable RscstGra
(isEE' Pills.

Those Pills are n ccrta in care (if taken in aC'
cord,,uc. to the directions inc loslng the box.
t,r Duyp,psiu. sick IIcadache, Lrr ConlpioiM
bhuru:, or severe colds, Rheumatism, "nC ali
Diseases arising from improper "Np"S"fG, inrn-
rifles of the blood dSordcrcd Stomach, and Dll-
linus Habits Frvcr and .]a'e, So &c.
1hey are compounded OF pure vrE"iah'e In
orrdi.pt, aud are st gentle i'll thcr effects upon
tbc system Ihat lnG tcndrresl iniAn "I the mos
,cllcule Fem lc may take tlcm Wlih perfect
suiiiy vet she mos, desperate diseases yIe!d i'll
once to to ,r',r c"ratv, power.
Read ,,. ,LIoWng continuation Of the above
from h,shly respectable Lady OF Cecil county.
Or. ii rcd Weeks,
Drnr Sir.-A sense of duty to my fellow
mortalS prompt ne to make TINS pnhiir %r-
knowI I.tocmaut Of Me great and lnvi 'uahic
L.u.fit have derived Gom the Use OF your
Wmsdrlls Eeuctallc Restorative Pils.
was afflicted with burning pans in my ahdo
men and Left side, with indigestion and conSil-
nation which grew upon me tor ii years alo
oucd rct 10 relief ana was inaly h'onghth
NV bed where lay suffering "rcAty nil ahon
tire. wears agu when fortunately bcGA meat
ware tl,ty'gh your ag"n, here Nr' % II
KNIGHT Of the hgl estimation III wien
Pils were held by those WHO had irird lnem
an! commenced usiGg them, ana after us'"G
II few DO .cs | found by the blessing OF God
most pcllnan,nt cure had lccn effected.
with the earnest hope that tins stAtcmen
NAV prove of service 10 the afflicted
subscribe my lyscIyou, greatly ",''gr" friend
Mrs. PHOEBE BAIRD.
Wood Lawn, Oct, i,n I9
These Pals are for sale Ivy Brown s Mclntirc
Elk,on; i. G. to~rn, CowuntoNn; H'trArn u.
Ford, ~ Fast: 4. b. Graham, CIla'I.s'"wn;
Cochran X 'iayio Perry willie; T. H. kn'Sht
Wood Lawn; J. A. AAinSon 4 BRO Port Drp"s
il; Henry Bennett, Fr"nch'""n h"""S' ,ho,
B. Morton, Warwlck; james Il. Pryor, Head
of Sussniras: f. B Crookshanks, Cccll'on. Ed.
r.. Osburn FredcrickIowu, Cecil county. }
Brslon Prnc,pa Agent No io7 W. Faye't
ST. Baltimore Md
OcI l3 40
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FEATHER )! FEA THEIRS!
10000

Pounds of Feathers, comprising all quail itics,
Tor sile, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
cash prices by HARTLEY { KNiGnT,
liS :. Second street, donrs above Spruce.
Our customers and the public in general will
please
~ NOTICE AND REMEMBER 81
that since the alteration recentlv -madc in our
store. the Bedding Department of our business
is IN the second story. where we now have
ready made, or viii make TO order BEDS.
BOOSTERS. PILLOWS, MATTRESSES
and CUSHIONS ofall kinds.
We alo keep constantly on hand, good ns
sortment ofTIcKIvCs, BLANKErs, M,RsE,iIrs
QunTs, ConforrABnts. S,cK,NG norroMs, &c
The First iiucr and basement
have hocn arpropr lated to the safe Of
Carpot;1Gs, 0I Cloths and Wattings,
Brussels Carpclngs, Tapestry do lmpcrr"l
Thrce Ply, Ingram Carprt,rgs, from % cents
I" 500. Stair Carpetings, from 10 cts 10 s! co
Entry Carpet ;ngs, nom 20Gis To 81 %. Ray
Curp"tings from % 20 30 cents, alsn, Ga, Cloths
and NIatllugs, at all prices For Sale bv
ikIIEY d KNIGHT,
ldS S. Second st. B doors above Spruce.
Philadelphia.
March i5-S::.:.
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| i;lG FGrl(S,

TIE lAPCF T, CHAfESr, BnaESTnd
most elegant assortment "i Piano for,ts he
United States, ear ,lmays be lound at the lfo-
house Ui thn subScriurr.
III Chr>nm Street, aboue Fifth.
At the Old Stand nccnpieI more than third
of IA ccn,urt by Mr.. George Wilg, music pub
Usher.
Pianos. Il.9RPS, ORGANS, SERA-
pillNES, EOLIANS, &c, &c
fresh iioIn tin, moss celebrated man nlrturers
in New York, Boston, Baltimore, PhIadrluhia,
and elsewhere. Sold, Wholesale ant retail ut
the makers cash pr res.
OSCAR G. b. CARTER.
Ill Chestnut Street, Phllaic pins.
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Sign Of the Big Boot.
BAMBOROUGV5
Celebrated Windmiils, or Grain Far

Celebrated Windmiils, or Grain Fans
TIE subscriber offers his combined patent
Windmill or Gram Fan to farmers, in tue ii!ll
assurance that 1t is by far the best article eve!
Invtmtcd. In proof Of this plnion he refers
to the fact, that his fan bls taken % PREMIUMS
and SILVER MEDALS at the various agriCultu-
raj eXhIuitlons in PennsY !vanih, New JclScy,
Delaware and May land, within the last few
ycars-nut having failed to take the premium
IN sng !e instance! These premiums having
been awarded after II careful examination by
committees ofinlelIigemt practical farmers. II
stronger evdcuce of the great superiority of the
fam could not bc desired.
Among the premiums takon last fall (iSi9)
was iha' at the Maryland Stale Fair, held at
baltimore III October, where there were Thirty
two fans ON the ground, among item tl,wc's
Grants, BcIrrl's, st Ciairs. Pcnnock's :, &C.
After thorough trial OF thtm all, TIC FIRST pre-
mium lras nr0yded 10 BAMBonouGn's Attic
fhiiaIcIphl' county suClety's exhibition, Oct.
and :; 'c committee pronounced BLnbOronEfi S
an to Nc"the mos, perfect and rtircual c'ran'
or evc' exhibited" The fairs 1t Upper Mari
borongh, Md; Mount Holly, n. J.. Jcllc' sonvilie
"a; hc State 'air at New Castle, Del, awnr
dcd the first premium, after fair lIial against
many other trns. similar result followed uv
cry trial III the two proceeding years.
lhc subscriber has had eighteen years cXpe-
ricncc IN the hnsiucsS, ana has made 800 fans
lie refers to all who havo used them Tor recon-
mcndi'ioi's--witn the remark that he has made
several important improvements within two
years past. TO SUN M the case IN u few woris
t. B.mborough 5 fan will clean Iuster ana bet
ter, and with less power, than any other fan IA
use as has been unanimously dCcidcr by ,vGry
cXh'hItion where Il trial was made, and by the
thy seven h"'ndrcd farmers who have them in
lrt I l,.tI.s
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+ his IS to i've Notice, That the

T his IS to i've Notice, That the
subscriber of Cecil comfy h's obia'ned
from the Orphan', Cour, of said county
letters Teslameutary on the pcrsonai cs--
tate Of DAVID Brown, late OF SAID county DE-
ceased. All persons hav lug claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 70
eXhibthe same with the vouchers thereof
dulv authenticated. On or before the > h day
OF February 1881, lhey may o'herw iSc By
law, be excluded from all benriir Of SAID es
tate A Il persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment TO
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
o3ld day of February 1850
JOSHUA BROWN, EXT.
Feb 90 '5O--6w.
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WASHING MAZE EASY.
Or how to Wash Clothes with
out Machines, Washboards O.
Pounding Barrels.

g. END Me ONE DOLLAR, Free ofPo ,aGc
lJand will send you, 10y nail, a printed en-
cnlar, giving pln'n directions for Washing
Clothes, that will enable one person to do all
the Washing ola large family before break fast,
thus avoiding II the cnnfision ota washing day
This ncthot requires no machines waShh0ards
or poIlnding harrcls--No r'.bblng the skin off
your fingers NO tearing of buttons nor wear
mo out clothes. Tins plan saves the clothes.
makes them whittier and never inj Ircs the finest
i.biic. The ARTICLES used cost but a few cents
for large was"ing. The circular contains d.
rectl"ns for Gear Starching, Ironing Laces
Washing and Cleaning Silks, Kid Gloves, re-
moving stains; grease spots. &c. These are the
greatest chemical discoveries ofthe are All
the hotels, steamers, and large laundry eStab
hslncns my method washing, Send
ll,,crs to MADAME BEANELT Patent Laun
dress, Ann street New York, postage paid.
March lG--Jm.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-05-11

This me liCine was prepared by regular
physicien and is the result OF an extensive prac
tcc OF several years III bilious cliInate--it is
ehtircly n vegetable preparation and may be ta-
ken by any ono with perfect safety TO the most
delicate constitution.
The folluwing extract is from the "Falmer's
and Emigrants Hand hock." a valuable work of
about 500 pages, recently published by NI"s>rs.
Appleton & Go. New York. In chapter S; page
23j, the author in speak ing OF Fever and As uc,
remarks:
"rhere is most admirable medicine sold in
most of the Western rites, which we can
srcntionsv recommend Tor FEVER and hGl'E
and other bilious diseases, i: is the IN Ola
CiiOLAGOGUE, which rs prepared by DR.. Os-
GOOD Of New York. who has made the billions
disorders ofthe West his spccal study. We
are no friend to those medicines usually called
patent, but we have had ample opportunity Of
know ing the invaluable effects oitLe Cholagogue
in Bilious eases"
Extract ola letter from Mcssrs. ScArTEuGoop
ElAvERsTicK * Cn, ofPh,ladrpha
P,nLAptLpHIA, I'd mo eiih 1912.
Dr. Ossool:-Itcspcctcd Friend We
have had occasion To see the good effects utihe
medicine III the case of a young man vino had
been trunhlcd with ChNlS long til.e and could
not yet clear oflhcm, but since he c'rnn'nrcd
hkng bottle OF thy preparation has entirely
recovered and is NOW becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
=, '.''>, 1''c 80 :, 'ON
~ I''I o''s '."': '':,', ,o' ''"
,i,l' W. Wv '''i'.
"'' w '.'' ~ ' Wv '' 10 500" V" "P'.''''''"
ses treatment and cule OF Fever aud Ague Loi,
other diseases o! b,lions cllIn,tes'' may be eau
gratis any Of The loI;"w N. named Agl".
Dr. Joseph Wallace Z lIlton, Charles f.. Rob
A IA =. 4
I,,', W'i' p,,,, n.,,,', ,'', II rI,,.',,,,
1', 'r''a III '''
c', r. Ir,, 6. ~ s,ui i.>ui' s,,',',
,,,,'',' T.. - .,,,',,',
''' "S'''' WI ''''''
ufGlEy IMPORT k(T ara Inte-
go,
tH'AH, 80 sti' NJ, ''' "P''"''' VI ''''''''
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TO THE PUBLIC.

FNNIlE subscriber having sns~mpa his business
Il at his "0lD STAND R,cxErTs' Row,
NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE WA>m,NGyoN HoTEL,"
icturis his slnrcre thanks for tho patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. aud pledges h'm-
sell 10 spare no cXurtion 10 render him worthy
its continuance.
He has now on hand very large and fash
onab IL assortment of ...
BHOTS A.FD SHOES;
VIII ich he wi i'll sell at prices much lower than
the same qinlny Of work can be purchased for
on the Eastern Shore.
I5eiio sells the hest quality Of Caifskin
Boots m 'dn from real imported French skins,t
So SO; other work .propor,'onnhly low.
WILLIAM JONES,
Eik.on, March 80, '5o-3m
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NorrN. NJ s PklN:
John Va. 0renitO.
erchaHt TailOrs

AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS. C.7SSLMERES .l,\N TESTL\ GS
go Market st. y. w Cor. OF Charles,
Is y |. r NJ o X IL.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING Of Superior
Quality. ONE fRlcL ONLY
an Stn 'IS
The Cecil Whig., 1850-05-11
III IhssiuI StrcGI, FlIaic Tpha.
Feb 9-ly
fl is lsto i've Notice. That the

subscriber OF Cec'l comfy hai' obtain
honi he Orp' aus CoGr: OF laid rol"t,,
'rr> "i Administrations on 'he PERSONAL e>-
'a'e OF George /, ,rr'I, late of said cuun-
N, drc'L All persons hayi in! claims ayain-.
irr said deceased. are hereby warnepd to
eAhihii the same W h the vulrilers thereof
duly a"i' r'lra'"d "n or l"t,re the - h
day "i Mach l,5l: hey may Otherwise hv
law be excluded lom all lrn.li, of said
e-;a'r. Al p'I on> ihh,bed to sad e>ai..
are ''G"r,'r'' 10 make Immediate pay meat
u tie -uIsc iaer Given nndrl my had
hi. 23ld da, # M,rrh 1887
SiMU Ell =. RAMSAY
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6 T. a y q

The snhscr ,bers now ready 10 supply deal
ers and others with this valuable Manure. They
offer for sale
500 Tons Patagon in bugs.
200 do f,ruvia
Warranted first quality. also,
ALERS IN OIL,
Have always in Storo Pare Sperm oil, for Man
ni;,cluring purposes. TINS oil IS "daptcd t"
machinery of every description, and being oil The
purcst quality, cannot fail 10 rive satis'act ion.
JB 4. s :. ALLEN,
Feb lG 3m No South Wharves, Philadelphia
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SAMUEL p. RAMSAY,
A ,lnl'hi & / \. NH 23-6w

This is to Give Notice; That the
Sr,l,r!ih": oI Cecil county hath bain-d
Goln the O1phar 5 Court oI said crutly. Ie
,er- 'rrS'an'enla Y on the personal estate 70
J,srph G. CunI le OF said cou,lv
decd A per>ons having claims again.
rXhilit tt esa'nr with the YOU, hens rI,r,-of,
duly an hrnlicarrd on Or before the III, ,.ay
o: February, 1891, lhry may ":hnrw,Se ty
law he eArlndrd rom al benefit of SAID
t>la'e. All p, rSon- indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make i,hne,Iiar paynlrn
I" ia" sui Is'rbrr>. Given E"d"r my hands
til 23;l day oi February 1850
r NEI. G. REYNOLDS. Ad'mr.
Feb. 23 80 6w.
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THE CECL W Uf.
Is Published every Saturday.
In the Log Cabin,
DyY n n nTHyy nnmH
BY P. G. RICKETTS,.

TERMS.-lwo dollars Il year, in advance
two dollars and hitv cents at The end otthc year.
RATES Or ApvEErIsIHG.-l square 8 weeks
81; 25 cts. tor each subsequent insertion square
months 50. months So year Sl2. Frac-
ions ola squire to be charged as square.
Long yearly advertisements at the rates Of Slz
for one third OF cnlumn. There will be in no
case, any abatement OF these rates.
YuLNEY b. PALMER, Esq. is our agent in the
cities of Baltimore. phiadelphia and New York.
Advertisements lett at l,,s Country Newspaper
Agency" in either Of those cities will receive
prompt attention.
John c. a,ers, Esq, is our agent IN Por
Deposit
The Cecil Whig., 1850-05-11
TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS,

~ -. j. u IAN u
PRIH'ipALs.
The undersigned have been Witnesses. for
three years past. Of the excellence of Mrs
bo"ch : ihour "l teaching, a9G can therefore
SPEAK WIN con;laeEcu III commenting her 10 the
Ihnlic. Her former experience as the head of il
fenalc Seminary III New Euglaud her ianiI.
arly "Nh all tic branchcs necessary to be aiiunl
E"r unl,iing chrtgy. love ui The work OF us,rvc-
ton; and peculiar taci in discipline. combine TO
rciidcr her one ui the best INSTRUCTORS 10 whom
the education OF young iuulrs can be entrusted
Rev. GEn. EuHnows, Cot. }. J. i!EcKAur,
a. ANDanSoN, Esq. Mr.. J. W. ABgAIlams
Nr, EpwHM WILMER, Mr., }. l.. MAXWELL,
u runi iiL 50. Port nposit, Md
~ Il. linlslitut hion situated ON the road
rnicrscctIng Bel-uir and Wilmington road and
OcI""cn Port DEPOSIT and la tie SWAMP. ccri
county, Nd | he location Is very elevated ard
snti"nndcd by large and braut,lu grove where
pupils may ENJOY tnclr juvenile sports, and bu
protected hy .nc foliage nom the RAYS nf the sn Il
Dtl'y Intercourse may he lad by Stc,nhoat and
Ratoad with halt,'norr and Philadelphia. adv
deduction made ior voluntary ahSrnce .iuriur
iern' tune. ihcicachrrs will exercise areota
care over Pupils.
nc !oN"wlrg gentlemen recommend the To-
cdllun o l''s institution as having been one of
liie most healthy residences in the country,
Cornelius Smith, Esq, CORNER resident. y
Al!n' Anderson, E>l. ii. Is. Brourhron, M. ID.
,'''am NoIris, NJ d. W. B. Rowland, L"
john Evans, Inl, ,,o
The Cecil Whig., 1850-05-11
MORE NEWS.

En- The largest, TuE Mosr FASH
e.! ION ABLE, aud the best assoi
h&.- III <3smcnt Of mcns, w"mans, and chil
n drcns boots ard shoes, in Ccci
county, is 10 be i'unnd At the sub
scribers BOOT * SHOE STORE, in Eikton.
Sign Of the Big Boot.
opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
p .rchased of his brother, Euoch Crouch) his
entire stock 1t Ladies', Misses, and cIdrens
boots aud SHOES, and has commenced manuia
taring Ladies Shoes Of every description. He
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
!avor hnn with a cali, with mems wOmcns and
chiidre MS boots nd shoes of ,he best sort at very
low prices. TliOS. G. CROUCH
Elton, Feb. 26lh AS.
n. b. Country produce taken in exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted boot shoe
makers.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-05-11
ONCRNOhTS.


Ofall colo~s, qu'i"s and sizes, from s. SO,
40, 10. } 81 uud upwards.
BOYS S.fCh .LNU nTEHCO.iIS
a large asSortnoHl OF boys Sack and Over,
coats, - pei cent less tirn the usual prices.
Suprrtinr Frork and iir"s, Coats, made from
GERMAN AND FitENCll CLOTHS,
In the latest ,asaiou. \ Large stock Of Tweed
Goats, Pants and NcsIs. WI have Il largc-sA
kOrtlucnt of
TN Fed FROCkS AND SACKS,
a New article. Forest Sacks, ior stormy
weather.
PANTALOONS,
From Superior French DocsAtns. Black and
Fancy Cashmere
PAN rs.
Ofcverv variety Of Shade and Color; at 81, 81
] 10, , 50, 3, ) - aud upwards.
VESTS,
Made from rich VcIyrls, SltinS, Cdshmeres and
Nalcncias, ;nd at all prices
81 s-Rcmcu.bcr the Name and Place, corner
Of Pratt st. < Centre Market Space,
Nov. "A. IL II. COLE.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-05-11
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ES-s L GUNS IA DIES, at
SiIIT A'5 GROW

lHe SESSIONS are OF twenty-five weeks, or two
quarters duration cac.i, AMI commence Inc
inst W Nedncsuay III April unu lncl"st y cducsuay
i'll September.
TcrEslS fGEE GaEGiES Pupils
Foi Board, Washing, and raItIon, SllJa yclr
per quarter, 81 )
TIE ONLY EXTRAS ARE
Drawing, GO
Drawing AID Painting, 20
Ala"sic, $40 W; Us: oi Piano, $500 90
French, 90
Lcln, 0
Needle Work, 90
Bed, Hcddng Napkins and Towels if
turnIshcd, Q 90
The above terms include, besides the common
studics, the various branches o! Mathematics,
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric,
names Elements, Logic, Watts on the Mind,
History, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geolo-
~, M'"cs"iogy, and Physiology. The Frcucn
Is langnt effectively.
Pupil, are requested TO furnish Their own bed
auu ndpku.S.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-05-11
PURIFY! PURIFY!
For LIFE and HEALTH arc in The BLOOD.

There ia not of all the various remedies purpor.
ing TO be Purifiers of the blood TINT bsgans to Posess
ss Huth Turifginp and Hecliay Puiut
The Cecil Whig., 1850-05-11

ard CArOnG Coughs, abundHn,Iy prove its uni"iiing
eyicacy in such Diseases. aud its unouh'ed curative
power, and soothing healing properties in the following
complaints and itscaSes viz Spn. of Bi"od Rietd.
Ia The Lungs, Pam the BrraH and Side, Ntght.
Sp,ois NfrUnus Complaints, Poiptiai.on of Tie Heart
Ch0isa nInnr Dysrnisry, and Summer C0n.idintS In
hluI, NIL .i..IIr- -.Il 4 1 L
The Cecil Whig., 1850-05-11
FEMALE WElhNESSES and COMPLAINTS

No remedy that has been offered to the public ha
been dat and eDt triuai in restoring Ill
the incidental wdtnsSsS and ltguiartrS OF the SEX.
BRANT'S .'uLMoSARy B,IsAM. 1t makes dfcr.
whether the dcraug Intt be suppression rrcfss,
or other ,nrdenial utakness-it REGULATES ALL,
by .hsn.ih,nng the system, sgna ;iag the ccnIafior
and SOOTHING aud a!LAIlNG NERVOUS IRtlTA.
BiIIll ouy uiuU5iefS iur uruuI
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-23
To a Rel.

Passing away it's the fate of all
The flowers that fade, the stars that fail
Thro' limitless fields of the upper sky,
Falling and dying Instantly!
Passing awayi Oh solemn bell,
! know thy circling chimes full well,
But say--do they reach that blessed land
Whose sacred groves eternal stand?
Where sober shadow and softer light
In the sweet sunless air unite,
Where neither distance nor death divide
The bridegroom and the happy bride!
And thus the Bell to my soul replied: =
Il toll the gifted-the brave-the pride
OF human beauty to earth denied;
The death dust and the fostering shroud,
AL mightiness of manhood.
Though a nations grief my echoes swell,
They mourn dying child as well,
And parted love, where ever it be,
Gathered to Gods immensity!
But they never reach that blessed land
Whose sacred groves eternal stand;
Yet ever below to the grave and the gay.
] am constantly signing, "passsing away !"
OIL thank thee, Bell. for thy sweet reply i;
We donot passive cannot die!
All that is or ever hath been,
What heart hath felt or eye hath seen,
All that's holy just and true,
Our God--our Father will renewl
For never was hope to mortal given
Without its recolnpense in heaven.
Sing on-sing on thy mournful lay
Only things earthly pass away.
We fear not death-we only pass
Darkly as shadows DER glass,
To the sweet repose Of that happy shore
Where passing away is heard no more!
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-23
cleveland and NIaumee RaiIrOad Com

NOTICE is hereby given, that at a meeting OF
IN the Commissioners of the Cleveland and Maui
NEE Railroad company, held in Maumee City, on
the 4th inst, it was
Resolved, That Books of Subscrintion to the
capital stock of said Company, be opened on Mou-
day, the 30th September, 1850,
In Maumee City, at the office of Young & w aite.
under the direction of Samuel M. Young and
Isaac Hall.
In Perrysburgh at the office of Sphinx & Murray,
under the direction of John C.. Sphinx, and Benja-
min F. HoIIister
In Woodve, at the Ferguson House, under the
direction Of A. R. Furgusun and Chas, Powers.
In Fremont, at the office of R. P. Buckland, un-
der the direction of R. P. Buckland and John R.
Pease.
In pursuance of the foregoing resolution, books
Of subscription to the stock OF said company will be
opened at the time and in the several places mem
toned above under the direction of the several per-
sons therein named.
John E. Hunt, Samuel NJ. Young,
Rob't A. Forsyth, Daniel F. Cook,
VIM. H. Hopkins, S. N. Beach,
R. P. Buckland, Commissioners.
September 7th, l950-27:td
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-23
The Bed-Bug GuillOtine.

Much PLEASED to find we've not been sighted,
BY those whose custom we've invited,
And grateful thanks we make to all
Who've bought aud PAID or made call.
Encouraged thus, again We'll show
The aforesaid shop of J I'M g. CO.
(Now don't mistake and elsewhere go,
To Strvenson's or Singlesbaugh
One up the hill, the other below,
Aud ihus attempt TO jump Jim Grow;
For if you do we'll let you know,
Wen not admit you 10 the show }
We've bonght the patent-the county's mine,
We mean the bed hug Gaiotine.
Then come We all who love sweet mapping,
Without such t,citching, jerking, scratching,
As found with bed-steads poorly made,
By such as learn but half the trade.
Whose pins, and holes, and points attest
All will compose the clincher's rest,
From whence they rally at dead OF night,
And pierce your veins with venom bite.
lf clean you wish to keep your rugs
Your shelves and blankets from the Bugs,
Come buy of us and you shall find
There's nothing like the Glill0tine.
But what's the mode? come, tell your plan,
Well buy your bedsteads to man!
We've bought the patent, said to you
Called the PrrGBlbliating Screic.
So close they press the bugs together
You'd sell them we'll fer harness leather;
Aud # you get Vau Doren's price
Iou'il ny for b. dsteads in a trice;
Far three and twenty cruts together
He ays will buy a pound of!ealher.
But our liquid falgp is hest of all,
A bottle we give to each that call;
It's easily given, easy to take
Sure 10 kill and no mistake.
By pressing gently on the pate
The mouth flies open like gate:
There. drop one drop-enouph is said
Aud I'll ensure the creaiue's dead.
Good law! ha masss, what Ounce,
I'd better kill the brute at once,
So easy done just by squeeze,
just do good lady as Won please. %
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-23
THE DREADFUL SCOURGE

Fgs8S a Sb.iEE H. .EY Es5ST!!
We hereby let Sandusky know,
That HAWKINS jim, CALDWELL & co.
Have opened Shop to work for all,
Who'll please to favor with a CALI
We've Bedsieads, Lounges, Tables too,
All kinds Of Carpenter work we do
Well mend a Chaig-a Table, Stand,
Or MAKE Them all for CASH IN HAND:
Repair Door and case the same,
Hang with hinge or make the frame,
Put on the lock with bolt or bars,
And if needs be we'll mend your Stairs:
Indeed, there is nought of wood that's made,
But we'll attempt and PLEASE if PAID.
And as money makes the mare to go
We're 6ound to sell oar labor Low!
For instance: Such as others sell
Of Bedsteads we will make as WELL
And one-third LESS our price shall be,
If this you doubt, just come and see,
But, where's your Shop? tits close at hand,
We've taken the Democratic stand
Opposite Brainard's, on Croghan street,
Well gladly public custom greet
Fremont July I3 1850 lS