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Eosrov. April Bpm
Adciseation hs. been discovered in the accounts of
A Ware di'bursius ole r Of the Western Railroad at
Springfield Mass The amounts is stated 70 be between
$1,000 sud : 600 The company have securities In
their books frrm Mr. Ware for s2S Ooo
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The Senate Committee to tho south.

VH,RiFsroN, April u, fs5D,
The steam'hip southerncr will be detained until
Sunday morning o'clock. for the purpose " taking
10 New York the Senate Committee that accompa-
MED the remains Of Mr. Calhoun from Washington
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EXECUTION IN NEw JrRsEY.-To-dly, the un-
fortunate, because guilty, Jonston, the murderer
Of Judge Van Wrinkle, will he executed a, Pater-
son. New Jersey. IL il the saddest Of all int~lli-
pcnce TO announce the premature cutting oil of
life by the summary proceeding Of the law. Yet
he who could not respect the life Of another. can
scarcely expect that society should respect his own
existence. The example lhst justice displays is
The most important, one that is ever given for the
guidance Of the multitude; and. II daily Needed.
would create sentiment that might make another
execution unnecessary Human lie should be
sacrcd-con'inually so-in the thoughts Of all men;
snd il is to be hoped that the execution. to-day,
will have no other influence than to mike mn
wiser and better. more suspicious Of the dangerous
nature of their passions, and more inclined to cu-
tivate the better elements in their hearts
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t,' ~ Y 90 ftr FfFnr nnt % Nafches around t0t1
afs srrvrft ffa' fr IRE ~oriansir beauty and cheap
n rert ferci Tor 1ic ty ~lvsee ~ Fnl-
ter f,s't fss sureru-. The kchelen F.sr Poin.ed
cold fers which have e1nal fur fneress tue.s
raliii'y ~ ftsii iliiv sold exclusively a. above
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yrtin ,atres Eass On tiaths Rurs T,fie Covers ~.
&c ~ ,ss ~ valve ~ I've cechra'ei ct~apet Car
~ Es'Hlhfrcn IN the Jnitsd states. No 9q Eswsry ~
rer Ar'yts,ri ~ srsccus show tron n.ei vita par
clettrs obs aiming arFairs.
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BUNcoMBE PROCEEDINGS IN CoNaREss.-The re-
peated resolutions, debates, suggestions, amend
ments, and talk in Congress, about giving away the
public lands TO this one and to that one, to these
and TO those, are merely Bnncombe--Buncombe in
the beginning, in the middle, and at the end.
Bounty lands are not TO be easily obtained as
speeches in favor of them. We could get Stewards
speech, urging the country to give the Hungarians
half a State or so, but the whole matter has shown
that the land was not easily sliced out of the
peope. Seward ad some attention, when he
wished TO serve is political friends, but all his
show of generosity and hospitality TO foreigners
was merely cloak to hide other givings in the
way of appointments. He is the King of Bun
combe.
BY the way, how does Mr.. Commissioner of
Patents find the moral side of the speculation in
soldiers land warrantsl s any practical dcduc-
tion to be gained from experience in those thingsl
Shall we send to England for few expert con-
veyancers? They may be useful, as they are edu-
Gated strictly for their business, and can detect
fraud as a hawk can q fish in shallow water.
Perhaps we shall hear no more about lands for
nothing. Buncombs may die out--but il will be
with Seward and donations Of the public domain
that it will end.< Buncombe is ong-lived.
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The SWEDISH CoRvErTE--AccIDESr To osr OF HEN
BcA,s.--At noon on Monday. boat Of the Swedish
sloop of Najaden. manned with a considerable
number Of hands, was run down by the steamboat
Prince and they we're thrown into the water. Sc
versl were pickedup We have not heard that any
drowned.
An ITALIAN ExuE.-siguor Minel who occupied
important pos during the revolution in Palermo,
resolved make last effort to free his unfortunate
country from the tyranny Of Ferdinand H. but from
unforeseen circumstance the plas failed and six Of
his comrades were taken and shot price placed
his head and he obliged to beg protection from
an American vessel in port. He was immediately Of
fired free passage TO this country which. In his
titute state he could have purchased by Captain
Horatio Nelson. Of the bark Rover who by his great
kindness and delicacy during the voyage to New York
has indeed stamped himself /" one Of natures noble
menr
Of the Of New Granada requiring passports
from all persons upon landing at any port in New Ora
NADIA the Secretary Of State Of the United States
commends that all citizens Of the United ststes who
intend to pass through the territory Of New Granada
should OBJ, ain passport or certificate Of citizenship
can be obtained at Berford's, No Astor House
dollar each.
Tpr FrrERAL JoHs L. GurRr.-At this funeral IL
No g. that bore banner inscribed with Duty, though
In peril" No. Is Hose Company we're omitted by ac-
and thus COMPOUNDED by the reporter with No H.
which preceded them.
Nxw yoRs April %, 1850.
To EpIron ITrSALp-
S,s I'm your city intelligence, this morning.
read n piece. under the heading Of " Disturbance
among the Firemen." stating that the Grcinen
were returning from alarm II fire In the nth
district ut twelve o'clock. Saturday night that
Engine Company No Q. Hose Company No. ~ and
Hook and Ladder Company No. T. met at the
ner Of Broadway and Maiden lane, and near
having a scrious nght Such statement as that IL
incorrect. as Hose Company No IL does IA the
hnh district; aud there has been no disturbance be-
tween Engine Company No and Hoe Company No.
IA in the disrict Ey inserting this In your valuable
paper YOU viii do jusiice 20 both ana obllre
GEORGE MOUNrJ0Y. See. Of Hose Co. IL
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Notice 70 the Fublic.

Those who intend to change their residence on the
LIST Of May will please notify Of the fact stating the
place where the paper is left AS well as that q
which il is to he hereafter served er
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~. rYr,rs manufacturer n the celebrated Open Chain
shs combs and oriy IN Broadway nvttes
~. ladies snd eramine bis se improved ratterns
rr.risr oren chain. from setc SO rcmhs az vh:essis
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WAsnTrGTov. April 2s-F. NJ.
The Rieh~ond Times says, that the democrats have
far gained ve members Of the Legislature and the
wings four. The Legislaturc will be democratic.
At q large town meeting held at Richmond 1t was
resolved not TO send delegates TO the Nashville
vention under present circumstances but await the
decision Of mes surcs before Congress
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near Brosd.sy-rs,sllsh IN lseo hy Lou. .. rmcls.
frsm rarts for he ~ 'heumss. erupons n the
stin so'a uerrw-ial sfetons sc This ~ the frst estsh
end cry Sulphur Bath IN the city. We refer Dr.
vsahe
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oty~ Which ne rsrtrait In he seend N.r ea ",
"rsfi.rv ~ uusrinus kmericans engrsved, can H
.e.r a, mr. ,ry-e Dsrre~r~sn Gallery. 30 broadway.
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f"oiss ke~-. viii gise their personal and rt1rpi
tsn'v =" hs sales ~ furnit-r- ~ families breaking uf
Huws.ts.firs. vii rereve ~ sais a,i
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Ihave in most Of the daily papers, report OF the
proceedings Of meeting Of Engine Company No. H. in
which name Is used in that tend my in
jury as humane and PHI ysicao think 10
fore hut justice myself state to the facts the
They follows u
Iateo Tuesday night called from my bed BY pep
urkrowr he requested the Prst ward
station house. l replied to him from chamber win
dow thai not we'll and could With safety
then asked him who mei" He that he
did not know lie made of harsh remarks
which closed window. This IL all that occurred
have praesed medicine in this city for three
years During the whole Of that period when in health
have never refused 70 60 the relief Of the unfortunate
wounded. or injured Hremen.
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s,.,.- ard Se~ Svrs Teisgrsph-norse's
ISrsrer sale shares of Nc feck OF the abovs
rowrsnv Address Ifehtninx AZ this oNee-
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idea a bis Has of the spring fashion are entirely
hans'ed The demand il is true has been
great hut such are his facilities Of that he win
guarantee 20 supply all who call lbs Fulton street.
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PETER PRATT, N. u



PETER PRATT. N. D.
Knox Is compelled to publicly refntc the
TIE sn I'd Gs prn 'S9n ss. .S are ns
hut such his facilities that he wifi
guarantee TO supply all who call lbs Fulton street.
Bulletin from Genin's, aI4 Broa.iway.-
Cern has Tie pleasure Of the benefit OF
children o all that his ~ straw ANA other
complete varied and Sas hss sysr Sssn
h" % the n sw "T @ that
Of re hest american artists could vim be
fully nves inspection Of this department q hi.
2'4 broadway, opposite ST. Psuls.
tel Frereh Cs,f Root, s. worth Caters Patent Leather
Young call. THE DOCTOR.
Pianofortes, with aud without the Eo-
@ se funS Sr @aSs
Broadway Some cheap second hand pianos for sale to
The beauties OF Cutting Hair and W makers
are r sf%'rsy m sssmpasd and ils.rned by HILL the ni
tiac rules thereby pariing to the wearer hssuty orna
Of sAs s
Hair Oye-Rstchelor's Genuine Lauu,a
.ss py; o% sSss s
various diplomas Persons whose hair has assumed hsz
81 by ','Iins a. shove copv 'Ss sSsrr:..
FhnI0r's Magic Hair Dye, to Color the
Hair or whss-; the m"men; IL ssged. without njary
ont ds'ursr he color and has had II Is applied
or sold a. 1877 broadway aud nv rswcett south
east CORNER ~ Chesnn' and Fifth streets. Phadsph
eouramd's italian Metlicatod soap. for
eurns all ssr dssssss dscolcrsons and hlsmshe Pou
dre subtitle for ersd~sne uneruons hair paroe
ns s"dy & ~sts ,os ~. sowEsscn s 9qa Ecrs
.,r..s up psiiaS.iSS i
DR.. Elliott. Ocullst, No. 535 BroadWay.
informs bis tents ard friends that his are now
from io'a ec'o.t, Monday. Wednesday and Friay-
days
DIR. james w. Powell, De uIist, Aurfst, &C..
devo,es his escuv.y to diseases Of the Eye aad
Ear. from 20 o'clock at 2 Brsadway li
street where he bad his popular Treatse the
Eye edition price N cents; also. his SELF acting Eye and
Ear Fonr' sins Ar'iTciai Ewes inserted.
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curing all dis@aaes
dre Subtitle for eradi~s'ire supenpons from anv par
the hody Lv white for the complexion Ijauid Reueo
a. NJ wsiis- sre.t e-s' store fro fnot io Broaday
Y. r. Cslendev. - sorth Third street. Phiadelphia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
IT1O THE HON. PROBATE COURT FOR

II THE DISTRICT OF GRAND Isle
Fillmore Kent, guard OF Edward w. Kent,
Amelia Kent of Mesua, St. Lawrence county, State
Of New York late OF South Hero, in said district re-
presents to said Court that the said Edward and
Amelia are seized in fee of the following described
real estate to wit :--About seventeen acres of land
situated in South Hero ard being the same that was
get out to them representatives OF Hannah Kent,
one of the heirs the estate of Daniel Merriam late
of South Hero, deceased by Committee OF Divis-
ion appointed for that purpose-a portion of which
land is ncumbered by the dover OF Ruth Merinm,
widow OF Daniel M.riam late ofSouh Hero, in s,id
district deceased, and the said guardian further re
presents in said Court, that it will be conducive to
The interest of his said wards sell said real estate,
for the purpose OF putting the proceeds OF such es
tate at interest.
The said guardian therefore prays said Court to
gran, him license sell the 81 id real estate inc ud
ing the interest of the SAID wards in the rsion OF
the dover of said widows in the premises pursuant
TO the provisions in the statue in such case made and
provided. HELMAN KENT, Guardian.
North Hero. July "a, A D. 1850. wlOw3
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81 USE EIGtatENEAEA
! CaS Teas IrasllI
PUR EST

X ~
I ItlCDtS 4 W ines. \ lbanv Cream A1o
u and London Porter. coas,aniIv on b,rJ and f,,
H. for Medicinal. Nly,haI,caI imJ CL,i,;r.i ,,,,
poscS oriy,by " f. UATCi'
N.uoo.l ii,.iis N-o..
''''' ''"'0'
UdRTFDRN&iIHE LIFE & UEALTH
INSTANCES coUptVv
Orc,ri-,i - rI,~,,,. g., ,
OisIIi.... III ii"''l'i' Conn., sept l8l9.
IN rs l. - CIPIT.iL 100000
m.I !,
S'lIttul -t4tHI iUr Vermont,
a. NV a. ~ ~ ,--
Il. tx. Is / \ SE ii 4 IL, Ei.lis.OU.
re WHINE, ,,,,ic.t,o,,. ,,,.,. ,,..
"''' ~ s'"' i'oNi any
PART OF the Sinic.
CENTRAL OFFICE OF THIS .cCvcv
''' !.
L"'4 sI"t VI IhE COURT HOUSE SQUARE,
BtRLIN(iyGN VT
" w,DD NJ ~ ~,
Annii,.,,;,ns NM, bo ,n ie"'a"t 1-"dmI"eT'
r' ~ ".! UNIV d. 'ie once
y, , OIL Dh' NAHD,
NIPdtcdf E.CdHiiRCFS 10 The COWDHuU
CALL SPRAGJIE II u WilIiu,or l.,
C.. ID. STONE, NJ ID Verrennes VI
TACK. BASS VI ID MiddIrhurv VI
o / EEIIS II ID Corny.U " v"
To this list Others vii be added as soon nc ,ho -,
pointments are made '
Applications NAV he mode n ,ry of ,to .Lo,.
Medical Examincrs-who viii immodateIy foruord
the same TO the General AGENT IV,llisto, wa"
cjTJEOpNJ, TJEr pTo,a,
ro',aI'i v - |i1 IL hlohS taken on the most
n r ri 49,, ...- ,r,
| r =, ii i. o"p III ANn ilEbIT INSURANCE
@ or' A. Iir now prepared 10 take RISKS on Lille,
And mako rcn,ir ",,."''s' confer endoWmcnts,
n'.u n'aNo oon''ucls upon ana apperalnlng to de-
interests connected with lie
$500 "s.fIruoy 10 te powers ana privileges con-
~ - i ~, s.'''"t Il !,
ra ,b Git ~, Jhe company VIII be conducted
n, no oo o,"' ""oH umu upon the uuinGl principle,
-. Iie opon " we insured, nus II ectng the wants
o, me p9hhc more fully tbs be-
'Vrru s''I purely Aiutuu tumpnnlts can do.
Ua tir 1o,nt Nioch prncipIe The insured will pay
Ity 'llIce ana one i'hrd per cent less Tor insurance
" '' III " ,ie pes. o'HlnHed Mutual Coinpa-
me- VI VIII receive "'l Sc4uINaent TO thirty three
e,.n one ,ru per c'hl. per 3hhum IN dividend pro
'n,n ~ Nv nSt'uu OF receiving an nnccr-
a,.n," q" ' Nv -, r"on ytal III SCRIPT c"itlh-
L , ga We, .'Ii commences, WINE at
roaS L ,''', III Wv az u'I I'Si pay itnts are m
m n y? W. 'r'lvSt pi,' onlo'eS gwen lof IA
"' o "' ,bo VL -, ..J lng.n!uil' 49,.
va t'e -u"t"H' Prli'lple, ms company propose
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E!ii i II! } I q D
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE
\ Established Is Years ago by Dr.. KlNkE-

LIN.
Northwest corner of THIRD and UNION sts,-
between Spruce and Pine square and a half from
the Merchants Exchange. PHlLADELruA
Persons suffering from Pains in the Lions, recent
md chronic Affections OF the Kidneys Disease Of the
Bladder, Gravel, Structures, Siminal Weakness, and
all the concomitant trains of Syphi ic Elections md
Il ose who by nduIging in secret habit, have entail
I'D on lhemse ives constitutional debility should apply
immedlnttly for the most speedy remedies, to DIR.
klNKELlN, the most expert and successful practi.
toner far and near in the treatment oil all diseases of
n private nature
1NvALlDs- Are apprised that DR. KINKELIN
confines his practice to a particular branch of medi-
cine, which engages his profound attention. He eau
tons the unfortunate against the abuse of mercury
thousands are annually mercuralized out OF life re-
cent affections are promptly extinguishcd See your
cases properly eradlcated, not patched up. MAR
RED people and those about to marry, should be par
icularly cautious OF those accidents what dreadful
inheritance to transmit 10 posterty"
TAKE PARTICULAR NoTicE.-Thcre is habit which
boys teach each other ut the academy or colege.-a
habit INDUCED in when by himself in solitude grow
ing up with the boy TO manhood, and which, if not
clcs to matrimonial happiness, but gives rise to Sc.
RES OF protraced, nsidlous, and devastating aIec.
tons: Few OF those who indulge in this pernicious
practice are aware OF the consequences until thew
find the nervous sy. TEN shattered feel strange and
unaccountable feelings, vague fear in the mind
me individual becomes feeble, he is unable to labor
win accustomed ,!gor or 10 apply his mind to study
he -i-p /. turdy and weak, he is dull, irrcsoutc en-.
cages in his sport with less energy then usual TnEsr
ARE SYMPTOMS WHICH SHOULD AWAKEN THE ATTENTION
| OF THOSE SIMILARLY SITUATED.
You've MEN.--lt You value your life or health rc
member, the delay of n month nay, even a week
may prove your ruin, both Of body and mind Hence
let no false modcsty deter you from making your case
known to one who from educatio and respectable
~. can alone hetriend you. lie who places himself
under DR.. klNEIlN'S treatment, may reliriousy
coniide IN his honor as gentleman, and in WHOSE
bosom Will he forever locked the secret of the paen,
Too many think they will hug the secret To Their
own hearts, and cure themselves. Alas how often
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
life Insurance.

FARMERS, Merchants, Mechanics
And every body else Do you knew that you
can have you your lives insured Read the adver-
usemcn' IN another column of this paper See how
man who is insured ii he dies tomorrow, may
live his family one, two or three thousand dollars
Some persons think it is tempting or detustng pro-
violence 10 get their lives, enSuredas il the lnsu-
rance was designed to make their lives longer No
such thing. The Insurance Company simply enter
into contract with You, that for SO much paid to
them annually while You live, they will pay your
amlly so much when you die. No better or safer
Investment can be made. Moral obligation urges
you to make 1t, tor the sake OF those you may leave
behind. Almost any man can pay the premium an
nnurl'v On 'vhHt he chooses 10 ensure bui iol ONT
HUNDRED MEN, viii make CERTAIN to their fam-
Hes the amount insured, IN an, way hut by insu-
lance Then think and net, wifhouf delay--,y'hie
you are now in health and lile, lest ro,Se ahiaG
come upon YOU aud yours. GALLON Tur AGkN r. n
the nARrFoEn Lars aud IliAIrn lN>rEsSct CgN-
rANv, who will give You any Iuiorniatlou YOU uorY
Much ; 1850 d-9}t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
STATE OF VERMONT, } Alta rroba,

STNTE Ut 'ENWONT, Ata Tfobate court
GRAND Isle D1sRIcr. holden at the Pro-
bate Office in North Hero, in said district on the
9th day Of August. A d. 1850. Present: the Hon
Sealand Whitney, Judge.
The foregoing application being presented it is or
dered that all persons concerned be notified to APP
appear before said Court nj a session thereof to be
holden at the Court House, in North Hero in said
district on the first Monday of October next, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ, TO show cause, If any exists, why tho
power and authority requested in said application
should not be granted. And for this purpose it is
further ordered that a copy Of the record Of this or
der be published three weeks successfully in the
Free Press, newspaper printed at Burlington, in
this State, which publications to be previous 20
the time appointcd for said hearing
A true copy OF record. Attest,
wl0w3 A. KNIGHT, Register
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DdgucrrcOtVpc Goods.

[efiume1y ~ inc Cutlery. Mn. ca instruments, Rifles
huns' rls'oIs Fishing Tackle and Sporting Good.
generally, together with extensive assortment OF
fATcY Noohs, at very low prices, many goods nj
ana below cost, intending to clear them out so as not
10 have TO remove them In the line OF goods such
MS we intend to continue the sale Of we have laid in
me stock; which We will sci at reduced prices, on
the niin5el slxpence' principle
49, we nave now aud shall keep good stock OF
IHEAP HILrtR AND GoLD WircurS, 0s low TO say
the least, as can be had anywhere, rs well MS higher
priced ones Our stock OF JLwELRY AND SlLvLR MARI
isHedy 'uII and complete and quite low
100 gross DAGuERREoTyrE PIArgy Ayp .srs NJ
Iow prices Genuine Srar Plates best So. gross 81 IS
per doz. ''' '''Y
WATCHES for 80, s. and SCI Jcpines and
Levers tor $40 and II Gold Watches for $40 and
Watch repairing S' W.
BRlNSMAlD, BROTHER e. co.
J. f. BRTHsMAIn,
w. BRINSMAID,
c. HTLDRETH.
Church St, Burlington AIuy2I, 50 di2Swi7t(
TO w n S series Of School Books. n,
Il Wholesale and Retail by
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Eam Embellishments.
Lucy Reds Estate.

WE, The Subscribers, having been op.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittendcn commissioners to re-
OF all persons against the estate of Iury Reid, late
Of Essex in sa ID District deceased reprcse ntcd in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto; and six months from the day OF the
date hereof being allowed by said Court Tor that pur-
pose. we do therefore hereby give notice, ihnt we
will attend TO the business of our appointment nj the
dwelling of ? l.. Castle, in Essex, in said District
on the first Tuesday of December next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ OIL said day
Dated, this 18th day of August. A. D. 1850.
RUSSELL HERRfCK, Commissioners.
o.
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Wood Wood!

1nH CORDS cf seasoned hard Wood,
lVU for sale by
BRADLEY g. CANF1ELD.
Mny Isl, 1850. DIFF
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New Goods New Goods ~

Al Nichois Cash Sore Church. Street.
NIX. ~, has returned from market with
N large addition TO his stock of Summer &c DDS
which wal be sold loIb for cash 49, Call and see
y H. black >Hk Edgiog Gom onr-kaH inch 4,
cast NJ importation, dawn
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DIR. Warren's
'Sarsdpdr'||a, Tomato and Wild Cherry
PHYSICAL BITTERS,
At SO Cents per Bottle.


&ARSAPARILLA, TOMATO AND VIII
~ CHERRY Bitters have now become standard
medicine, universally approved by physicians as
safe speedy, and eiierIua remedy for Scufulovs lJer
'urtat, and Cutaneos Diseases: Jaundce, lndjrrs
ion Dyspepsia, B lious Disorders Liver COMPLAINS
Hos;IVeness, Weak aud Sore stomach, Ulcers and
Running Sores, Swelling Of the Limbs Pain in The
Bones, Tumors III the Throat, Rheumatic Affections
salt Kheum, Erysp elas bad llumois Eruplinns. on
me race or Body, CBnccrous Sores Kings EyiI
Chrome Caarah Languor, Debility, Headache Dn-
zncsS' Sallow. Complexion, and ali those disorders
which arise from the abuse Of Mercu,v. or from, nm
mnurctaint in the blood, no matter how ncouircd
Inc extract here presented is prepared after direc-
mons gwen by the celebrated DR.. Warren, who's.
name II bears, and will be found superior 10 any in use
It's highly concentrated entirely vegetable and very
hney iiny orcd to the taste The change which it pro
Inces in the condition and tendency OF the system is
pcedpand PermaRcRt
As Sprin! Medicine for purifying the blood
strengthening the stomach and body-and checking
all conslmpthave birs--ihc Slrsaparilla "-nato
and Wild Cherry ijittets are entirely unriva.....
Prepared add sold by
DAVID F. BRADLEE & SON.
100 Washington street Boston
Agents Burlington, Theo. 4 Peck. Montpelier.
5. \ Collins, and hy Dealers in Medicine through
out New England.
January Is, 1880. wo9lv
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-10
ConStable'S Sale.

DY virtue Of two wr;ts OF vendi eSponas issued
Dby Andrew Orr Esq, one of the Justices OF
the Peace .f the State Of Maryl nd in and for
Cecil county, at the suits Of Tome & Rinehart,
against the goods and cnaltles, lands and tsne.
ments Of Joseph l.. Balanc.. and 10 me direct
cd, have scized and taken into execution, all
the right title, claim and estate both at law
and in equity; ofthe said Joseph l.. balance,
in and 10 the Mills he now occupies near the
village Of Port Deposit, together with the mill
dam, race, and all the appertaihances thereto
belonging
This property is considered valuable, the
mills are new and are con trucsed 10 grind Corn.
Plaster, and Bone; and in the hands OF man Of
industr ious habits with a small captal, very
profuabls business might he done. This proper
ty is subject 10 ground rent oftwenty five dol.
lars per annun,.
And notice ~ hereby given, that ON MON
DAY, the End day of Sep:emaor next. at 4 o'cIk
p. NJ, al the public house Of Mrs Rebecca L,
Vast in the village Of por, Depusit, will offer
h,sc sid Pfop;r'y % scia2l an'! taken IN cxecu.