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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-07-18
TF7S-FnT1PSsYSFgVH NgiS3
THE GREAT REMEDY
For Rheumatism, Cont, Pain in the Side, Hip
=, Back, Limbs and Joints, Scrofula, Kings
Evil, White Swellings, Hard
Tumovs, Stitf Joints,

INV $3.50 1NA'%
and all Fixed
Pains whatever.
Where Ibis Plaster IS applied, Pam cannot erist.
The following oommrndationi is from an agent
residing at Trpntony Tenn
TRENToN, Gibson County, Team,
November 7, l549.
.Nessrs. Scocil & Medd-Gcntlenen; The
Hebrew Plaster is becoming popular IN this
section; there is Il lady in this county, WIN
saws she wonId not be without this plaster for
Eve hundred dollars a year, She was afflicted
for, some time. with an enlargement Of the
Spleen. which gave her a great deal of pain,
the sW elling and pain had extended nearly np
To- the arm rit, and occasionally she could
scarcely breathe. She was confined for d con
siderable fine, during which she was attended
nv some III ourbest physicians, but they gave
her 10 relief, she procured a box oil the Hebrew
'Plaster andit relieved her almost immediately
These facts you are at ibrety 70 use as you
may think pfopef-thry are substantially true.
Respectfully yours, Sc, f
JESSE J.. WELLS.
The applicatioe Of the Plaster between the
shoulders has been found a certain remedy tW'
colds, coughe, phthisic and long affections, n
their primary stages. II destroys inlaiima-
ton by Precipitation.
BewARE OF CouNrEkFr AND BASE I%MiTATIoss.
The Geauiae Is sold only by the Sole Gene
ral Agents for The Southern stltesi ScogiL X
Me4b, ll3 Chartres streets New Orleans; ID
whom all orders must be addressed.
Also, sold by
PRIESFLEY u MO5BY, Canton;
Hta GEORGE WARD, Jr., do
lAndhy appointed agents ia cvury town il tho
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oFTHB WASHINGTON
UNION.

r." NHr OANASANh f|H| "....
The publication ofextlacts of letters in
Washington Union, not written for
p%llcation, is naturally ellciting remarks
ntheir authers, which will tend1o bring
whole scheme Of supporting Mr.. Clay's
npromise alias adjustment bill by a se-
Of letter wiring into disrepute. We
plished Judge Sharkey's letter last week
blaming the substance Of his letter 10
p Foole. We have also read an ex-
patton in the Mobile Register in refer
e to a private letter from It's editor to
Washington Union. The Register
5;
AS before observed, it was in haste
IN lhe tlanRness Of private correspon-
Pce lhattbe letter was written, and with
NE slightest thought Of its publication
Rash he (the editor, did authorize its cx-
llloa 70 such private friends as might
70 Know his %oplnions,n
ne contemporary Of the Register bav.
been led BY this publication into the
p q surprising him in favor Of Claws
PrfOmi'e 6ilf the Register discIaims the
Pu'allcn aud hollis up the resolution
Nashville convention as a triumph
', .,p0, O. tRe position Of the south,
! whole sonts y evidently determined
sPpian.
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Irrr ana arrrnlrn Aa anna.

CANTon RoRAL ARCH CHATTER No. 10 hold
its regulnr communications onthe LIST Sat
.sNrday df every mouth.
CANroN LoDGg No. q, on the 3D. Saturday d
every month.
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NOTICE..

II, Punnlc are hereby warned not to trade
D g1a prGmissary NOTE executed bv me.
NM 2 II, Whitehead, for thirty.6ye
y nr y am determined not TO pay Ihe
HI N NJ; COMPATIBILITY law, ~ the consider.
RsntS, sall note has entirely failed.
IVY $3.50. D. a. J. LEE
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NoTToNADES; CAMBRICS, Dr.
~ mas, Linens, Linen Drills, Planters
Drills, Dutch Linen, and other goods for
mems wear at fnlS-yl II, L&Co
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HAIR
~ ness; Collars, Saddles, Brides, Mar
tingales, HalteFs, Hitch sReins, Saddle
Bags. Carpet do, Trunks Sc. Cheap at
n13-y1 IL g Co. "
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CLOTMING.
SHOES N ROOFS.

TALYOR Ties; Patent Leath. neA
er, Cloth and Lasting Caters,
for gents wear; Calf and Kip
Boots, various prices. A large lot
Of Calf and Kip Brogans, Goat Skin Shoes
and Slippers, which will be sold low by
Enl3yll H,L& Co.
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SPORTS OF THE FIELD.
90 lbs. Superior GSSI1 Ponder in Or,
u half and whole kegs.
1000 lbs. Shat, assorted sizes, by the bag or
pound.
10000 Coxc's best Percussion Caps
assorted
10000 GID. Percussion Cups, assorted
Fishing Tackle, far the season, assorted,
Just received aud viii ne sold cheap Mt the
Drug store of PRlESrLEY Il MOSBY.
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TERN MS.

For TRl-WEEKLY during the session OF
Congress, and SEMI EEKLYduring the
recess, the price will be, per annum, . w
WEEKLY paper, oU
The price Of subscription must be paid lnya-
riahly 10 advance, and the cash accompany
the name sent sqs gW
An persons procuring ten names shall be en-
titled to receive a copy gratis for one yeaf.
APP. BUTLER,
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70 IA R.1

This article is now universally ~acknnwlege1
To he the most healing and efici, MT application
for Diseased or decaying lungs, or any portion
Of the flesh or muscular parts Of the human
body. Its medicinal and prcseryative qualities
were understood by the Egyptians in tfeeariy
ages of tie world; and no doubt now exists
among scientific men, that the preparation used
in the embalmment Of hodies, was composed
principally Of this ingredient. In later ages,
il was found to be in universal use among the
hborigines Of America, and at this day it is
their principal, and, in fact, only medicine for
an ansohnd state Of the lungs orany approach
to It. Those who are acquainted with The his
tory Of this hardy race Of men, know that a
DEATH FROM CONSUMPTION is unknown amongst
them! The medical factory in all countries
appear to have become aware Of the great
healing properties Of this article, and are
now introducing it in their pratice. Dr.. b.
CHA, Of Englar 4, DR.. CRicHroN; Of st. Peters.
burg, DR.. la PRiEURE, of Paris, and the dis
tinguished DR.. CooPER, have ben IN the habit
of combining it with other articles in Their
prescriptions, and with ENTIRE SUCCESS.
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'TIs sTRKNaE BUT TRuE!

WAGON FOR SALE.
FIRST rate one horse wagon FOR sale, ap.
a My at this Office.
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rnean M'sgs-7 Z is a mean thing IL
'Oy your neighbors paper when
~ 100 st'ngy to take one Of your
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@ sosPi y some shape. pieases all
ssneTal!y speaking, the more lye
! put into 1.-THE betleE
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C.pied Elom IA LquispilN Jaarnal.

CopiedEro The Louisville Journal.
CONSUMPTION isa disease which Is carrying
its victims to the tombs by thousands without
being arrested a progres by the medicines in
cpmfnon use Al thepresent tirne, But q bright
er day is comings and has come-tos ccessfal-
II arrest III Il disease. Dr. Rogerss L~iyerwoTt
and Tai, not only gives immediate relief h.
colds and coughs, but from the testimony Or
men Of the highest standing, hete and else
where, it is making sone remarkable cures Of
consumption. improvements IN treatment ~
diseases are onward, and nothing can arrest IFS
spirit III the present age.
Ar Bonpell, (of the firm Of BonnelL D.
Overman,) an American in Baracoa, Cuba}
has been imprisoned lortwo Or three weeks
for having d letter from General Lopez IL
mis- possession.
IT'S STRANGE BUT TRUE!
That many win negIecta cough Inouthsater
month, and wonder at Inst that they. have the
consumption, How much better q nip this
disease ID The bud, which can always be done.
BY using Dr.. a. Regers's Syrupof Listrwort
and Tar, "A stitch in time saves line.n
For sale by PRlEsTLEY &MoSBY, and
GEORGE WARD, Jr., Canton, Miss
See advertisement in another column.
M MF ALM4
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mTIE records Of the rayages of Cholera III
this country for the last twelve months,
show a mo tally If about 50,0 Don sonls TAe
disease, carries with L the most frightCul panic
and desolation, causing tie desrriiono f friends
and the depopulation of neighborhnods I lwns
and cities; and yet it appears amongst us hut
once il sevcnteen years
Consumption destroys ANNUALLY, NC.
cording to statistics from the bnar,ls Of health,
/ One Huadrtd aid Fifty TEoUsaad persons!
How, then stands the account between these
two great destfoyefs Of The human family 1?
Nearly as fifty to one on the side of ConsItnp=
ton! II, then, the Cholera Il 10 be feared aud
guarded %agninst, how much more vigilantly
should we watch tie approach Of lis yokefeE
low, Consumption! It is unlike The Cholera,
in that il steals nawares, and saps the fonn-
tnins of life. 1t is unlike the Cholera, in that
q cause can be assigned for its aitack, aid 4
remedy can he procured 70" lis ravages. 1t is
unlike The Cholpra, ii that it GAN BE CURED!
whereas the Cholera BATTLES all the arts Of the
lscicetifc and skillrul physicians.
THE Remedy, then, for Consumption i
to he fund il Or. RoGERs' SYR1p OF LIVER.
WORT AND TAR PREPARATION, of the principal
tcomponent Of which we propose to shy a few
Iwords. X
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H. Dos w rR Z
J. THOMPSON.
Editors, and papers friendly 70 the 2 .
torprise, will please publish this Prospect
which will entitle them to an exchange w;tb
the newspaper. All who comply with thu
quest will send a copy of the paper contall-
ing it to Tile Committee.
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SptttaI NotitCs.


n NW Ut . tUN Nt dW tk.s \
MADISON DivIsIoN, No, A9-Ncet every Non
dag evening, ~ Z o'clock, at the Division
Room, over John N0onau & Cots Family
Grocery store, on the east side Of lie
Public Square.
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ElRE SCREENS. Just received, and 70
L sac cheap, 3 dozen Fire Screens, as
sorted some beautiful patterns, at the Drul
store Of PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
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Fl. LATHAM,
NJ JONES
G. w. HENDERSON.
PRoPRIEToRs.
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Home Division, No. I01.
rs Applicants for letters named y the
above list, will please mention the TACT ma
they are advertised
VIM PRIESTLEY, r. M.
Canton, June Both, 1850.
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For sale by PRlEsTLEY & MosBY.
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XAMTNATION

.Inlr 1ath 185o.-n2!-at.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-30
Cabisci Ware Room
IN FONT DEPOSIT.

rsNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
Z the puhhc and the people III tins v.clmty,
that lac has taken the shop formerly occupied by
John ID. Aluis..bank, where he will continue to
Manufacture all artc les IN his inc OF business,
Those wishing TO purchase would do we'll to call
before purchasing elsewhere, as he warrants his
work to be OF the best materials and work man
ship
FUNER AIS punctnaIly attended 10 on The
most reasonable terms.
GEORGE r MO0i l..
Port Deposit, Oct Jim (ndJ
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LECTRIC CHURN.

ETT ARRANTED to make Butter out o rnn
w Miih or sweet Cream, IN from to Is min
utes The utility and simplicity of these Churns
make them desirable article 10 formers and
dnirynIcn, Whose attention We would partirN'ar-
~ invite TO them Ohvia,ng many old difficult
ties and possessing various new Advantages, VIZ
doubt not they will wherever tried, displace ali;
former models hitherto invented.
This patent received the premium at .he late
Agricultural exhibition IN baltimore. il also took
the premium at tic last New Castle r"un;v
Fair, and wherever it has been tried, it has IN
vafinblv been admitted to be superior TO every
other churn now in use.
The subscriber having purchased f:orn Chap
man Warner the exclusive right of SAID patent
for Cecil county, would caution the Fph!ic from
buying these churns from any enc except h,n'
or his authorized agents. All orders for chnrns
addressed (post paid) 10 the subscriber, at North
East, will he promptly attended TO-
They also can be had Of his agents JOSEPH
Fia,ues y Son, BRICK Meeting House
B. + May, ElkLon.
CTiAS 7. +. FOSTER.
North East, May 18th, !s52-~ly
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G. HummcII'S Essence Of Coffee,

4 ne Package Of this Essence will go as far as
W. lbs. of stole Coffee. Coffee made oy this
Essence, will hot only preserve perfectly the
rca taste of the store Coffee. but will have
more delicate and finer favour, finer colour
nd will certainly be mach wholesuiner iof eve
~ person than pure store Coffee, will isu be
clear wi thnnt Any tinHg 10 clear Vt. Price Il II
cts per srngIr package or 81 per dozen. Foi
sale whocsllo aad retail by
VIM. TORBER7.
Nov. I6
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Something Rich.

Eust received aud for sac vtry superior ,t
- of French Telil Cnna, y t b o d gill aand, ,
also En- dish and Stcnr CHM ofsnrcrlnr q:ali,y
also large Glass Flud, va lc and Britain a
LAMPS. mantle ornamons S, X ckinghan ST :
I mrs, 10Y tumb!crs, moaSses cru's n n gene-
lil Il. $, rlrnci.t u Ga, ensware. Call at PEl.L S
cheap store ana you can see them.
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N.syS s4ssssssS
i In S. KENNARD.

Informs his friends and the inhabitants Of Cecil
County that lac is still located AT the "Od
Staudr No. Sc Market Street, Wilmington,
Del.
Ills nssor,ncn, of Day Goops, Carpets, Trim
ings, Oh Cloths, Slr. &c, far SURPRISES any pre-
ceeliug wear; both for variety and elegance, be-
ms are of the hes, in the cily. lie earnestly IN
yi,cs Those vlsitlag Wilmington to cat! ana sec
some of Tie bargains, constantly Offering at TINS
establishment. H. deems 1t unnecessary to
describe the stuck Of Dry Goods, bat would say
IT is worthy tho attention OF every Lady and
&c, LEHMAN, as they can ynrrhhso most any ar
uclo from a splendid silk, down to MusI'lls and
Jallcors at cts per yard.
CARPET S! CAKrETS!! CARY ETSM
Those WHO want Carpet can get some uncom
nor Bargains. such as follows:
Superior Extra Three Ply Ingram all wool
lnrraln from 80 to 70 CTS, all WOOL h'lihg 40
| 81 ~ to 50 cts Cotton and Wool do. Is j.
to 81 cts, Stair and Entry Carpets, do. 10
81 - cts, Rag Carpets at 70 cts per yaro,
| Also Floor and Table Oil Cloths, starr VI
Cloths, Stpn OIL Cloths, Druggott STAR CrasK
| Sc, &c.
Merchants who may wish goods at times, not
convenient to visit Philadelphia, are 'hf'tea 10
ca Il at this o, ;abshment aud examine lhe prices
The proprietor being an attendant on Inc "fhll'
adrluha Auctions" and beng conslanIiv IN the
market can offer Inducements worthy thGis at
| tention. JOhN .. h,.>
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CAPT. BENZ. +. OWEN,

Can bc consulted in all cases under The Boun-
" Land Ban, as passed by tie recent Con-
glrss, at the office OF Andrew Orr, Esq Port
DEPOSIT, on Mondays and Frtnys.
Nov. It
g ap sets OF harness just finished by the sub
Il al der il E.!Atun, winch wiII sold
cn.u ta3y can % bought IN the city.
ID. A. McCREA.
Nov. l6--3t
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This Is 10 Give Notice, That the
subscriber OF Cecil county has Obtained
from the Orphans Court OF SAID conn'y, let
iers OF Administration OIL the personal es-
tate OF Cnale- G Bro,ins late OF said county
deceased. Al persons having CLAIMS
ngains, the said deceased, are hereby
warned to cHhnit the same with the
vouchers thereof dnlv authenticated, on
or before the 2ijh day OF July 1881 they
may otherwise by law. be excluded from
al benefit OF sand estate AN persons in
deb,e1 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate payment TO the subscriber
Given undnr our hand this 1Th day o
August 1880
AROLINE BRCSlTS,
ISAA n. BENJAMIN,
Aln'rs
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40 Acres,
more or less, and lying on the road lead
ing from the village Of Port Deposit to
Battle Swamp, about half mile i'om the
frs, named place. The soil IS Of the best
quality, and the location very desirable,
as ready sale may be found at the adinln
ing village for whatever produce may be
raised; manu- es may also be obtained
with COM arativelv little hauling A
portion o this land is already in an inn
proved state, and with small additional
expenditure might nr placed in excellent
order. Good crops OF Corn and Wheat
have been raised upon it during the past
year The remainder is covered with
luable timber. Toa person wishing to
provide himself with a snug home nc
situation could be more suitable.
also another tract Of SO Acres. lying
upon the River hill near Rock Run; Of
like quality and condition.
The title to the above tracts is uneX-
cepllonable. Possession given 18th Marcel
next. lnqUl OF
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
Nov: 30 IN 80. Elkton
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT and utr-

HIGHLY IMPORTANT and utr-
eskias TO AN. ROAD the opinions OF mem
hcrs at Congress and tx Governors III rcgarde
he hes, preparation used for Dyspepsia, Asthmr
and DEBILITY. From S. s. Phelps and W Up
nam of Vermont, j. F. Simmons and J.. II. ar
mold Of R. !. !. 7. Morchcad Of Kentucky
VIM Woodbridge of Michigan, NJ. l.. Marii
rom Wisconsin Territory, "tlavinG used GREEN
o ,unennira BitisrS, and fro'n knowledge 81 theii
,i;..,cy IN other cases we chcritutlv recommend
,ys.n IA the public. believing tina, they will fnl
i, sust lin the recommendation Of the Propr!n
anr."
rFrom Hon. II D. Foster Of Penn sylvTnih
VS. n dysprpic sufferer asont ton years, and re
e,tcd to vnrous medicines for rclief without
,nrccss un,,l used the Oyygenated Biiiers. !!
us.d about two bottles ara find nrsr'l restored
,o nartrat health TIC forms Of tho disease in
nv case were great aor,'tE o! stomach, lossve
annette extreme fn'uicnce, severe conslipaot |
Of ,ho !nwcls and severe I;eh.!ache." iIy"Hare
eu1rrinp from any of these forms 0! dyspepsia
or Asthma attended with arrangement OF ten
stomach, or p,uart debility, don't TAI I" Try tlu
,nvo,usbIe REMrpY There is no hcttr nedt
ono for l,rnalce suffering from uterine dcraugc,
nrn,s arising from veg kneSa or nervous deh'I
i,y. Price ~ 90 per bottle, bottles tor ,"c
Grccn & Fletcher general ag's Ne Ledger
Building, ssunth Sd ST. Philadelphia Solo
whnIeeale and Retail by James Wilson, Drug
ris, Port Deposit, Ceci! Co.
March 8. 40.
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Races EsNcrS.

ygVhcrc will be race on the Old Town Race
Il Course on Saturday. the 25rd INST , for Il
saddle, Br,dc and MartIu4ue, free Tor all
AIsn, on the same day, Witch X ace for
S95 eide. Tie pAbic are requested to attend.
WM. G. PRICE, Proprietor.
Nov. lG
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FLOUR, WVOD at.

TIE subscriber has opened Il Store IN Yves
Elklon, where he intends to Keep a general as
surtnent of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
Also Flour and Feed, wholesale and retail,
and Wood by the cord, OF all qualities His
tr,ends aud the public ar requested to cali ana
see h;m. VICTOR l.. BENNETT,
E!Nlon, Oct .6-ti:
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To the Public.

The subscriber mot being engaged in
any other bu.invss) has resumed the prac
tice OF Land Surveying, Convcvancing,
&c, Being acquainted with the diiiercn
qualities Of soil in The neigh hnri God, per
ems Ni,hng 10 buy or sell Land woul
cd it 10 their advantage to give HIM
II. JEIHkO JCI NSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Nd.
June | 5O--tt
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900 Rev ard.

Ia 21th Of October last, Il negro man named
JOE ERlG HIT. Said negro is abour II or
% years of are, dark skin, about B feet or !
inches hiah, well made and regularly featured
lie took " ilh him fine dress black coat and
panla looms, a drAb great coat, how pair OF grey
kersey pantaloons, a casS,nct roundabout. well
worn, and fur hat and cap
viii give the above reward for the appre-
hcnsion Of SAID negro lltaken out OF the Sale OF
Mari land, 500 il taken out OF the county, and
$50 II tax an IN the county--in any case to be
lodged in tie ,ail at Chester Town.
JAS. Ii. G ALE. SIR Pond;
Nov l6. Soy Ken, county Md.
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HI WI. frG ! AIT | Al.
ROAD LINE.
.{& f25A E.s::.5i.5;;! 81

The Morning Train Of Cars from Philadelphia
or Baltimore arrive at Elkton quaiter before
Il O'Clock A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. al
quarter before l. O'Clock.
Night train from L. ltllnorc arrives here ut 2
O'Clock at night.
Nigh. line from Phila, reaches E!kton at l
oc!nck nj night.
II" AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Elkto
at Go clock a. NJ to" rhiladelp. ia a!d return
at IT. Nj. carly u 'arli lidiIs.
April q, Nm. " IL a
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~ LOOK HERE Cheaper than
~ Ever. Just received lot Of
1871 xc4ss chclpG UNIS from auction and
IA. are now selling very chcnp at
STRANGERS, ). T., cor, SEC
ond and Pine SITS, siphia--AIcu's for
scots, Womcns 25cts, and Children for = -
els Old Gums mrndcd or taken IN exchange
for new. BOOTS and SHOES equally as
chcay--.7 liberal discount 10 dculJrs
Dom't forget Ill IS the iowei corner OF Sec
ond aud Pine SITS, Philadelphia
Feb ,, '50-Gm.
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7 II | l. \ y F. ] T II 7 A
.EsDs SssVE.t'G &g'DssE,
No 81 South Second Street,
tIlth door hhnNa Cucsunl. ~ Isl side.
Il ESSON L. son

RESSON d. son,
WOULD respectfully invite the attention Of
wholesale and Ic'a,l cash purchasers 10 their
Fall importation :, consisting IN part OF
BL.iCk Casl ineres. Silk cashmcres Para
Maths, Bombaz nes, MantilIa EelVcis, MerI-
noes, Popilns, Bomhuzne hlpacas. Wide
Glossy Silks, cloak Silks, Mousse'e de Lame
ThIbt Long Siiawls, Thibit Square do, Blln-
ket Long do, Blank.t Square do, English
Grapes, lta!ian do, Veil DO, Grape ellis, Mode
or Love Eeiis. Modes Fieccy Silk Hose. kId
Gloves, Sc,rs, i,elcuIes, bclt'ng B,oach,- &c
.NOUR.NI.NG Long Shawls, Sqnar do, Sack
Filnnr!s, hzorcs and PopIins, llungarians
PLAIN Silks, AouSsrlnc dc Lame. Eng lish
Chnlz"s, collars and cuffs. Kid Gloves, Dor,
,dc,ed lIdks, french cloaklngs SC.
Pnila, Ocl -, 1850
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6tAr,Ssrrs A superior lot of sai"rlts, just
lDrccrly,d and for saleb v WN. PkLL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-30
Notice.

Whereas my wife Eliza II. Wilson has left
nv bed and board, without cause or provrta
tion, hereby ta:wnm all persons against trust
inE her Oh my count, Us viii iay no debts
81 her contracting.
JAMES M. WILSON.
Nov 3Oth 1919.
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TIE OLD STAND
Occupied for more than bird of century
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sy--The undersigned would most le-
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