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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-21

ANOTHER GINA EXPEDITION. N. Y. Herald
says il Ia whispered IN certain quarters that prep
srAtions are being made BY the Cuban agitators
in that city, md perhaps in the southern states, to
get up cno,her ioray IN Cuba. A failure is pre-.
dictsd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-21

Gen. Hinton wins put on his examination At
Cleveland on the 18th; Tho testimony, % fer q
reported 10 not conclusive, III
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scarce. Retail price 45a5oc.
ST. Louis Market,

MONDAY EyESNG, Sept T6.
With moderate SUPPLIES. :he market was more
animated today, ard fair business was done in,
A pur and grain. Sales Of flour embrace 2,5O0a3,.
900 bbs Of wheat Oal 1000 bushels-Corn, oats
and barley were also IN good demand and at the
close the larger portion OF the receipts were 81 3D.
yellow corn in new gunnes at 5la 52c white Mt
5ic; oats at :3a3ic sacks returned 37a3s, sacks
included. Good and prime barley Mt 75asOc.
FLoun--lhere was some demand to-day Mt
Saturdays prices, resulting in sales OF 2bOOaSooo'
bbls, including 500 second brand city; 1908 bbls
fine ut SO 57l so scratched Mt 80 3It 25 ats3'
so; 200 5. f. country at SO 90; 100 and @55 at
81, delivered on board New Orleans boat; 2lSs
bbls in lots, including 500 S. b. city. all Mt 81,
so bbls choice at s. l2i and 100 bbls in three
lots at 81 l2iaSi 10. Received since Saturday,
blythe river, e7l2 bbls.
WHEAr-Sales to-day Of sos sacks. or ! 1905
bushels-ll2 and 1876 sacks inferior at soc;
1905 sacks common TO prime in lots from 81 TO
Use; lI3 and 5is sacks choice ut soc per bushel.
sacks returned Received since Saturday III ,i0G
sacks, or $4,000 bushels.
Com AND OArs-Sales Of 1889 sacks corn in
lots--yellow ut 6la53c; white ut 5lc, new gun
MES included. OF oats 5000 sacks sold in lots n.
93a3ic, sacks returned 37a3sc sacks included,
principally at 37aS7ic.
Onions AND PorAroEs--Both duh, and the mar.
ket continues well supplied. Sales to day Of or
500 sacks good to prime onions in lots, from ~ to
50c--no round parcels over 45c, Sale. of pota'
toes range according TO quality from 40 TO 6ae;
common Illinois selling ut the lowest, and choice
Gaena at the highest fgures.-RcpuJl'con. .
CHICAGO, Sept TO-
The weather continues favorable to business,
and the amount Of produce coming forward, daily
increases. The principal business streets ar be.
ginning to present degree Of animation TO which
they have long been strangers. The propeller
Lady Of the Lake is loading with wheat for below.
The brig Mohcgan is loading with oats The Lucy
A. Blossom sails this evening for Buffalo with
$500 bush. wheai--bcing the first cargo OF wheat
from this port for the season.
Whedt-Receipts from NIL quarters for last q
hours, exceed 5000 bu. We note the following
sales ~ 900 bu winter from canal mt 74i 900
do from teams, for milling AZ TOa71i; 1894 bu.
do from teams at 65a76i; 100 bu, second quality.
for milling at IS 1000 bu spring On board at SOC;
1926 do from teams ut 42a52t; small lots for
milling ut 5Oao5e, and 100 bu choice spring for
milling ut Coo.
Corn--A very small amount coming forward
by teams Wo note sales Of 100 bu at alaio;
small parcels in the ear at SOC.
Oats-Rcceip,s limited. Sales from teams Of
266 bu. 2oa2l -.
Potato market well supplied. We quote by
the wagon load, ut 23a95c
SoitS-wc note sales since our last Of 500 bbls
fine. at 81 % from the dock also, 500 bbls do at
same figure,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-21

Barton Lee, a heavy produce dealer in San
Francisco, has stopped payment for Slloo,ooO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-21

gencies, the amount will reach sll 900 per mile
The total cost IF the whole road will consequent
ly be equal to s660,o00.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-21

Franklin introduced broom, corn and the weep
ng.willow into this country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-09
COnstahle's Sale.

NY virtue OF a writ of fcri tacias issued by
I'D Andrew Orr Esq one ofthe Justices oil the
Peace in aud for Cecil county,a at the sui OF
A lien Anderson, and TO me directed, agan ST
the goods, chattles, lands and tencmcnts OF
Christopher Durnam: have taken into cxccu-
tlon all the right, title, interest, claim and cs'
tate OF the sad Chrls,"pner Durham, a, law
and in eqn,ty, in and |" twenty acres OF unlin
proved Ltnd lying and hning in Coed county,
near the village of Port '>p"st, II beng pr, at
trac, nd Owned by the late Able Whitaker
and ad joining the lands %. Edward Physlrk and
Others; tns land is very susceptible OF improves
ncni and the situation healthy
And ! htrs,y give notice, that on MON
DAY, the iSth day Of November next, AT the
hsteI OF Joseph McMuIIen, IA the village OF
Port DEPOSIT, at ~ O'Clock | WI. offer the sad
land at Public Sale to the highest bidder lor
cash, to ratisiy said heri Facas.
JOHN G. WATERS,
Oct 26-ts (S225) Const.
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A truly Valuable Family Medicine.
Dr. WOrsdelIs Vegetable RestOra
tive PILLS

These Pills are certain cure (if taken in ac
cordance to the directions inc losing the box
for Dyspepsia, sick Headache Lrrr Complaint
Influenza, or severe colds, Rheumatism, and al
diseases arising from improper exposure, lmpn-
rifles Of the blood dsordered Stomach, and Bill
llous Habits, Fever and .4.rue. SC, sc.
Thew are compounded Of pure vegetable In
gradients and are gentle in their effects upon
the system that the tcnderest lnfan' or the mos
delicate Fcm-le may take them with perfect
safety, yet the most desperate diseases yield at
once to to Their curative power.
Read the following confirmation of the above
from highly respectable Lady ofCeci county
DR.. .4lred Weeks,
Dear Sir 4 sense ofduty to my fellow
moriais prompt me TO make this public ac-
acknowledgement of the great and lnvi luabl
benefit have derived from the Use Of yol
Norsdells Vegetable lt"soru I'VE Pills.
was afflicted with burning pains in my add
on and left 81, with indigestion and constthc
alton weilw grew upon me for Ii years
oulcd get no ri . let ami was finally broughn
my bed where lay suffering greatly until ahht
three years ago when fortunately becameat
ware through your agent here Mr.. To IL
Knight OF tine high estimation in which
Pits were held by those who had tried them
and commenced uslng them, and after using
few boxes | found by the blessing OF God
most perma nent cure had been effected.
With the earnest hope that this statemen
may prove Of service TO the atfl ictcd
subscribe mysei yons greatly obliged friend
Mrs. PHOEBE BAIRD.
Wood Lawn, Oct, ltn H9
These Pns are for safe by Brown s, McIntire
Elkton; b. G. Cownn, Cowantown; Stephen b..
Ford, N. East; Il. Is Graham, Chareslowu:
Cochran & raylo Perryvi!lr; +. II. Knight,
Wood Lawn; J. A. Atkinson " bro Por! Depos
it; Henry Bennett, Frencnuown x Roads; Jno.
B Morton, Warwick; james l.. Pryor, Head
of Sassa tras; f.. b Crookshauks, Cecilton Ed.
J.. Osburn Frcdericktown, Cecil county. J
Briston Principal Agent No l07 W. Fayett
ST. ba ltirnure Md.
OcI Ia 40
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This me liCine prepared by a rcyulal
physicien and is the result of an extensive prac
tice nfscreral years in billions cimate-it is
entirely a vegetable preparation and may be Ia
ken hr any ono with perfect SD tety 10 the most
delicate constitution.
The following extrgct is from the Farmer,
and Emigraat's Hand Book."a valuable work o,
| about 500 pages, recently published by Messrs.
Appleton & Co New York. In chapter S: pa ge
235, the author in spea king OF Fever and Ae ue
remarks:
"'Fhcre is n most admirable medicine sold in
| most Of the Western cities, which we can con
scleniionsly recommend for FEVER and AGUE
and other bilious diseases, i, is the INDIA
CllOLAGOGUE, which is prepared by DIR. Os-
good Of New York, who bus made the bilious
disorders ofthe West his special study. We
| are no friend to those medicines usually called
patent but We have had ample opportunity OF
knowing the invaluable effects Of tie Cholagogue
in i'iioils cases.
Extract ola letter from Messrs. Scat rEaGoop
iiAvERsTicK Il Co, ofPhadrlpha
Pa,LADELrniA, ID mo 2ith 1912 o
DIR. c sgood:-kcspcctcd Friend WI
have had occasion to the good effects of thd
| medicine i'll the case Of Young man who hac
| been troubled with chills long tine u nj cold
not get clear Of them, but since he cu,nr'c ned
taxing boiilt OF thy preparation has
| recovered, and is now becoming quite st mo
Respect InIiy Thy friends, dloIlu,
SCATTEkGOOD HAVERSrTCX
Numerous other Ger tificates from per
ghest Responsibility testitying to the gre
acY vt the N ,dicne can be srrn on app
underslgned-ilso a small treatise on Ia
SOS treatment and curs Of Fever aud Az
other diseases o! illious climates mayu
gratis OF any of the follow ing named Agts.
DIR. Joseph Wallace Eikton, Charles y.
erts Cec'lton, A. w. Davis IMyre de G
James Wilson Port Deposit, John H. Cha
Church Hill. Goodwin & Gibson Cen,r.v
Gorge F. Bro"n, x &c., AMI win Sn,
wle -.lesaarents Tor /, llt,n,.J
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CONSTABLE,S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Fieri Eacas ,sissued by
John T.. Brown, one of The Justices ofthe Peace
ofthe State Of Maryland , in and tor Cecil coun-
ty, at the suit of Daniel Bratton against the
goods and chatlles, lands and ienements of
James l.. Haines and to me directed, ! have
seized and taken into execution; all the right,
itlc interest and estate. at law and IN equity,
of the said James l.. Haincs in and TO all that
Piece or parcel of land lying and beng in Cecil
county, five miles northwest of E!kton, it was
formy owned by the late james lowery, decd,
and adjoining the lands Of John Grant Nc
Caul,y and others, and hereby give notice, that
OH SATURDAY goth inst November, at
O'Clock, p. NJ wi II olrr for sale the siih pro-
perry, so seized and trkcn in execution, by
public auction, TO the highest bidder for c'sh,
from Tie Cuun House door in FIkton.
THOMAS THACkERY Y, Const.
Nov. 9th lS50--ts
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JUST ARRIVED
"A Hsndsome Assortment of
New Spring and Summer Goods
AT THE


CHEAP STORE,-East end of Elkton.
W. NJ. PELL takes this method of informing
w the citizens of Cecil county, that he stu,
continues to sell Bargains in Dry Goods, Gro
ceres, Sc, purchased in Philadelphia and Bal
timore at the very lowest figure, which enables
him to sell at as,onishtngly low prices, and to
offer to purchasers greater Inducements than he
has ever before done. His principle in business
is, that "nmblc sixpence is better than a slow
Filling" and he always endeavors to give his
customers the worth of their money! for then
they are sure to come again.
He invites attention to the following cata-
| logne goods, will he found inferior TO none in
tins market.
DRY GOODS Superb Linen Lustres for
IL cents per yard, Lawns and Bcregcs. fine cam
brc and Book Muslins, figured and striped ditto
alpaCas, very cheap, new style Gmghams and
Mouslin de LANES, very pretty, Ladies cambric'
and Lawn Hdk's, new style, l.aces aud EdgS
ngs from | cent up, Ladies' worked collarsi-
summer shaws, g'np. fringe and trimmings
bruldlngs, general variety, Calico at d, 5. 6, t
and 10 cents, 1t can't DO beat, Cloths, Cass'
meres and Vcslings, great variety, Drilling
bleacned and brown, Superior shrting and s!iee
E,g, flannel, white, red and yellow canton fan
moi, brown and blcached, of superior quality,
| Linen Table Covers, towel linen, and crash. bed
| ticking from III 10 Is cents, now style neck and
pocket hands,, hosiery, gloves, suspenders, gen.
emens standing collars, cotton laps aud wad-
ing, Irish linen and brown Holland, very sub
tantial.
GROCERIES & Sugar, coffee
toa, chocolate, molasses, meal flour, cheese
crackers, bacon, dried beef sausaces, beet
tongues, lard, herrin Z, mackcrcl, salt, candles
soap, candle ticks, spades, shovels, hoes, rakes
forks. paints, oils glass and putty, dye stutls
wood SAWS buckets, cutlery, fishing tackle
scruboing, clothes and shaving brushes, Wollar's
| blacHing, powder and shot, percussion caps, pen
knives, scissors, combs, pocket books, school
books, ink and inkstands, writing paper, stue
pens, everpon,s, states, pencils, silk and bead
purses confectionery, periumer,y pickles, cigars
and tobacco, china, glass and quccnsware
earthenware, &c.
kEADi MADE CLOTHING.-Coats, vests
pantaluons, overCoals, shirts, drawers, gloves
snspenders, cravats, pocket hdkfs., cloth and
glazed caps, SILK, straw, fur and palm leaf hats;
boots and shoes, IA beautiful variety, and cheap
| FURHlTUR E.-A genera assortment O
| Furn tnre, well made and very cheap, such as
| mahogany and cane seat rocking chairs, wind
sor chars OF every variety and pattern, bureaus
! tables, bcdstoads, stands, cradles, Window blind
looking glasses, mattresses, &c, with many
| other articles not enumerated.
| SLS@Caii ana cxdnilne his stock, and learn
hs pf,ces. he pledges himself to give genera
Satisfaction to all who may favor nm with their
cuslsm Don't forget the place, FELl.'S
May IS Cheap Store. t.kton.
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20 r SALE.

The FARM mile north oil Elkton, of the
late Mrs. Ann H. Tally, now occupied by John
Davis containing about $50 ACRES Of Land
IL part n wooc
ESa.H~ The buildings area conforta
EAsaS Xxx bic two story FRAME NV Ell
1920 LlNG-Frame Barn, Stable &c
&c! .1Loo
100 ACRES of Meadow Land half mile from
Elk,on and Iy,ng between the above mention
ed Farm aud the Lands or Mr. jacob How
ard-,t will be divided To suit purchasers.
Also
A lot ofS ACRES-south of Purnell's Mill,
adjoining Col, Greene s Land.
Al so
the .ot at the corner of the Landing Lane on
which is the house known as The Old fuorho use
.H.SO
lhs Wharf Lot II, the bridge nov occupied a
a Lumber Yard by Mr.. john A. Johnson-o
which are tN 0 tcncments.
.4iSO
a adjoining lots Of WOODLAND al sss
Egg ii,lA, FL, % and "a ACRES ssSsS
rcspcctIvry-partly of Chesnnt, and GTTGSf
a tract of5l ACRES of cleared
Land forming tract Of lIS ACRES.
AND
Upper Wharfal Elk Landing.
Apply to
JOHN PARTRIDGE
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Cabi mel Ware Boom
IN PORT DEPOSIT.

VHNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il the public and the people in this vicinity,
that he has taken the shop formerly occupied by
John ID. hlarshbank, where he will continue to
manuiac all articles in his line of business.
Those WISHING TO purchase would do well to call
before purchasing elsewhere, a. he warrants his
work to be Of the best materials aud workman"
ship
FUNER AIS punctua lily attended to On the
most reasonable terms.
GEORGE r moor E.
Port Deposit, Oct l2-Gm (pd)
MACkEREL,
SHAD, CoDFlSH, Constantly on hant
SALMuN. and Tor sale by
HERklNGS. J. PALMER Il Co
iOfh, Market ST. Wharf
HAMS and SIDES, PHILADELPHIA.
SHOCLDERS Sep l4-3m
LARt and CHEESE,
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For R ent.

The Old established Store House at
Rock Run in Port Deposit formerly oc-
cupied by George Kidd & Co., and lately
by John "A. Atkinson & Bro, together
with the COR nodious dwelling attached
thereto. Apply to John G. Waters al
Port Deposit or to the subscriber at Elk
ton. Possession given Immediately.
F. A. ELLIS.
Sept % soft
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MFRS. ARAMlNTA FOARD, respectfully
I'VE announces to the ladies of Elk ton and lis
vicinity, thot she has returned from the city
with II large and ha ndsone assortment of
FILL .i.N"D HLASssER -NILLLNERY,
which she will dispose Of on very reasonable
terms. Her stock Of goods consists Of plain and
semi Velves. watcred and figured Silks and
Satins, bombazinc, mode, plush, Grape, tesla.
lions and Illusions, with handsome variety Of
Flowers, Ribbons, Gaps, &c. The ladies will
do wei! to give her a caIl. Thankful for past
encouragement, she hopes by attention to bust.
meas to be able 10 merit the same.
Nov 2-lm
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ECONOMY is WEALTH..
LIGHT! LIGHT!
Medal, Pine Oil, Camphine and Fluid

nF acknowledged superiority and purity,
NImanutactLred and for sale at the lowest
Wholesale prices, by
DAVIS & HATCH,
at the old established stand oftne late BEN Imin
Il. Davis. CAMDEN, New Jersey where orders by
mail or otlsrwise are solicited and prompt atten
ton will he given. The voice ct the public for
fifteen years. and the award ola sivc, Medal,
and complimentary notice by the Franklin In
st'ute over all competitors, IL sutlicent evidence
Of the excellence of our Oil
Tar. Pitch, Turpentlnn, Rosn, and Spi Its d
Turprntinc, aud Alcohol. for sale Wholesale and
Retail, at the lowest prices.
Nov 2, '5U--3m.
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$50 Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, living
in Elk Neck, about the 12Ih of August
last, bound negro hoy, ramed John
Fountain, about 1S wears old and having
about three years to serve He was bare
foot, and had an when b. went away,
striped cotton pantaloons, shirt and cap.
The above reward will BE- paid to any
person who will deliver him at the
Elkton JAIL.
ROBERT THACKERY.
October 18th '5O-3w.
~ OLeD PENS,-Spencor Resdsil & Dix
NJ sup IiOr extension G,l Pans the hos
len ow in market Just received and loro
BROWN + E.jr.Li
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PHI | l. A D E L P H A
.NDUEe.VEV'a1 s TORE,
No 80 South Second Street,
Fifth door above Chesnut, west side.
RESSON e. SON

BESSON Il son,
WOULD respectfully invite the attention of
wholesa lie and retail cash purchasers 10 their
Fall imporlalions. consisting in part OF
sBL.4CK Cashmeres Silk castrneros Para
mattas, BolnbaZncs, MantilIa NelVcts Mer-
noes, Poplms, l'onhazne Alpacas. Wide
Glossy Silks, cloak Silks, Mnussee de Lame
Ihlbu Long Shawls, rhlht Square do, Blrn-
ket Long do. Blanket Square do, Eng fish
Grapes, Italian do. Veil do, Grape Wells, Mode
or Love Wells. Modes, Flcecy Silk Hose, Kid
G loves, Scaris, ReticnIes, betting Breaches &c
MOURNING Long SIlawls, Sqnar do. Sack
Flannrls, Azores and Pophns, HnngarIans,
PLAIN Silks, Nlousselne de Lame, Eng fish
Chin,Zes collars and cuffs. Kid Gloves, Dor.
dercd lIdkis, French cloakings, Sc.
Phlln Oct H. 1850
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-09
ELECTRIC CHURN,

"a Nni' AN / Ed 10 niaNe Butte, ont of new
w MILK or sweet Cream, in from TO 10 min
ntes The Utility and simplicity of these Chr,rns
make them desirable article To farmers and
dhirymen, whose attention we would partrnlar-
y invite to them Ohviating many old difficult
ties and possessing various new advantages, We
doubt no, they will wherever tried, dsplace all.
former models hitherto invented
This patent received the premium at the late
Agricultural exhibition in baltimore: it u $50 took
the premium at the last New Castle county
Far, and wherever it has been tried, it has in
variabv been admitted to be superior to every
other churn now in use.
The subscriber having purchased from Chap
man Warner the exclusive right Of said patent
for Cecil county, would caution the public from
buying these chnrns from any one except him
or his authorized agents A II orders for churns
addressed (post paid) 10 tn" subscriber, 1T North
East, will he promptly attended to.
They also can be had Of his agents Joseph
lianes & Son, Brick Meeting House
b. + May, Eikton.
CHAS. T. F. FOSTER.
North East May 18th, lS5n--ly
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NEW GOODS.

The subscriber has now in store fresh sup
ply Of FALL IND WINTER GOODS.
The public will please call ard esaml,'e
Ek,nn, Oct IS BENZ f NAY.
* rimshaws history of Rome and Greece
w. lso The Life of Gen. Taylor and Mitchell
Soliecl Geography and Atlas. for sa H. by
NM PEIL.
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Oyter and Eating Hous,

for the accommodation af the public generally,
Meals will he served up at all hours, and his
vsltcrs supplied with all the dclicacies OF the
season. HIS bar will be turn ished with the
choices, liquors; IN short nothing will be omit
ted TO minister to the capitalization of those who
may favor hun with a call.
NAV 4th IS5O-ti
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The iSinggO d House.

NISnER A. WHITE respectfully announces
IL to the citizens OF Cecil county, that he has
taken the centre house in "Whann's Row.
Eikion, Immediately opposite GehIart's iorm-
crly Kings Hotel; and that lie has opened The
same az an
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WILLIAM Il. MURPHY.

Blank Book laaufarlHrer,
No. 26 South Third Street,
Over X. Johnson 4 Co.'S Exchange Oaice,
PHILADELPHIA,
BANKS. PUBLIC OFFICES AND MERCHANTS
supplied at the shortest notice.
Account Books of all kinds,
Check Books, &c.
Made in the most durable manner, Mt the sl,ert.
est notice, and at reduced prices.
All kinds Of
Job Printing Neatly and Expeditious'y
executed.
ALL WORK WARRANTED, [june A--6m,
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Piano Forte Warero0ms,

No III ChcSnut Street, Phiiade pha.
THE OLD STAND
Occupied for more than one third OF century
by Geo W,llie Esq
.,Na-1he undersigned would most ic-
ssI spectiuliy announce to the public
Y Il u J,hat he is AGENT Tor more than
TWENTY Of the most celebrated manufacturers
boston. New York, Phlladeirh and elsew here;
and rs constantly receiving from them Pianos
of the richest and most varied styles, Of superior
tone, and oithe most superb finish, OF +, TO I
Oclaves which are warranted equal to any man
ulaclurcd either il this country or IN Europe.
Jus, received aisu, further supply ofChurch
and Parton Organs, Of beautiful patterns, and fine
tones,
HIS Wateroom is constantly supplied with a
choice selection Of SERAPHINEs aud MELoDEoNs
from the oldest and most extensive manutacto-
r.rs in the Unilod States, among which Is new
style REED ORGAN, having Carhan's patent
improvements, win gill pipes IN front, and case
elegantly carved and highly ornamental.
Turning and Repairing Sig. Salvador La
Grassa, IL distinguished Piano Forte Manutactu-
rer and Organ Builder wall attend to orders.
OSCAR Z. Is CARTER.
Phiia aug Si-5m
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New Spring and Summer Good.

WYNN. TORBERT, would respectfully n
W form the public that he has receive a
large and will selected stock ofDRf GODS
purchased from the best houses in PhiIadcl phi
and embracing general variety Of styles suita
Bile for Spring and Summer wear
Believing he can sell quite as low, and prob
ably little lower than most dealers, he would
respectfully ask call from persons DESTROYS o
purchasing.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hcrctofnr
extended HIM, he wouideresdcttu s"lityt,ro
continuance of the same. mlths buskn
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.NSaC EOsI0M .HcxaeMag.

.NSaC London .HcNaeMag.
New London, Chester Co., Pennsvi ANA
FhNHE Winter Session of 81 weeks will com
Il mence on the first MONDAY Qhe 4th) oil
November next.
Boarding, SC with tuition in all tho branche.
OF thorough English and Classical education
with German, French and Spanish, 500
twenty dollars required IN advance. No extras
For Gaia Iogues and particulars apply to
W.M. +. WlERS, n NJ.
Oct 10 Principal.
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FLOUR, WOOD &C,

THE subscriber has opened Store III est
F.lkton where he intclds TO keep general as
suriu"nt of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERlES
Also Flour and Feed, wholesale AID retail
and WOOD by the core, OF all qualities. iils
friends and the pubic ar requested TO cali ana
see him. VICTOR l.. BENNETT
Elkton, Oct 26--lf:
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Farm AT Private Sale

The subscriber offers at Private Sale a
part of the Farm on which he now re-
sides containing