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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22
OYsrIr srAsoN-rnE sunscRInERs oTYER

" number of suitable articles tor the oyster such
round oval and oons sans sshe oyter troiler. and
gridronf oystersoup ureeu oyster kneesbuch. bone,
snd ivory hansies oyster forks dos oyster forks
yer plated Oyster openers the French patents oyster
had Al lev prices WlNDLE, co 90 Maiden lane.
HR-The trade srrpiied.
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IMPRESS NoTICE.-KINsLEv o sEKPREss FOR
~ Boston and the East via Newport aud Fall Rve- will
leave osee No Wall street, At quarter 10 o'clock, r.
n. on and after Monday, October 81.
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u JACOB $. PLATT-L @. CARRINGr0N, AUG
~ ioneerHardware, cutlery 80 pair hne pistols Eng
ssh single aud double guns - dozen pistol locks 20
American wing knives iyory combs
eases fancy goods go dozen knives and ork lot
o'clock at the ancon % Platt street. above
out The pistols entire stoos ordered sold
the oongnee and consist Of 81 different kinds Of all
tiee pocket dueng holster smooth and rifle tarre ebo
ivory and other stocks also silver barrels and silver
mountings, swivel rosB SCI also lamps
spoons snuG-rs snd trsys also 10 dozen damaged grid
irons. Sale viii Commence With Ivory tnnlhs
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fFor The Cecil Wing
1T e NJ S .

A GREAT TREE.-Jim Patton was des-
cribiny a wonderfully large tree which he
Jaw dug from bog in Ireland-''It was, .
said he, "s,xty and five feet ri'hom limt
or bodv, and the lite end the biggest"
A SUPERVISOR. Old John Lynch, who
was known as very much Of wit in his
dav, was once employed by tavern keep
er ia Charlestown TO act Tor him as deputy
supervisor. AT noon Lynch was walking
backwards and forwards on the tavern
porch with an air OF considerable conse-
ouence, when stranger rode up and IN
ouired if he was landlord, no sor,' said
Lynch making bow, "I'mlord, head, ana
commander Of The roads, sor -
I'm NOT SpAKIN TO YOU SoR.-Lynch
was once test,iying as witness before the
Court at EILton, and was speaking with
much spirit, when he was interrupted by
a lawyer (trom down the Eastern Shore
who was noted for his severity toward
witnesses Lynch turned round and look
ing on him with an air Of great contempt,
exclaimed, I'm not spakin to YOU sor I'm
spanking TO these uhi'e gent tmen, sor, gen.
tlemen judges and jury sor! 1t is needless
to say, there was roar Of laughter.
An IAIsu MAGisTRATE.-An Irshman.
a boon companion, in one Of the districts
adjoining the city of Philadelphia, whose
name was Mccartney, got into row in
the grog shop Of another freshman, who
ordered Mccartney out, and he threw him
out, upon which insult Mccartney got a
warrant and brought the grog-seier up
before an Irish Squire. The magistrate
listened to the case with great gravity, and
turning to the defendant lnqulred-w'th
broad accent-"Did you say Mozart
ncy, leave the house or leave the house,
Mccartney? For it makes material dill
ference IN the eyes ofthe law A. BIC.
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loneliness.

What constitutes true lovellness q
Not the polished brow, the gaudy dress,
nor the show and parade OF fashionable
life. A woman may have all the beauty,
and yet not possess lovely character.
1t is the benevolent disposltion-the
kind acts-and the christian department.
It is in the heart where meekness, truth,
affection, humility are found-where We
look tor lovelness, nor do we look in
vain. The woman who can soothe the
aching heart, smooth the wrinkled brow,
alleviate the anguish ofthe mind, and
pour the balm OF consolation in the woun
ded breast, possesses, in an eminent de-
gree, true loneliness of character. She
is the real companion Of man, and does
the work of an angel. ]. is such char
acter that bIeSses with warmth and sum
shine, and maketh the earth to resemble
the paradise OF God.
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DA MBOROUGh'G
Celebrated WindmiIls or Grain Fans

THE subscriber offers his combined palcn,
Windmill or Gram Fan TO farmers, III the full
assurance that it Isoy far the best article even
invented. In proof Of this pin;on he refers
to the fact, that his fan has taken Is PREMIUMS
and sil.NEE MEDALS at the various Ggricuitu-
raj exhibitions iii Pennsylvania, New jersey,
Delaware and Maryland, within the last few
years-not having failed TO take the premium
IN a single instance. These premiums having
been awarded after careful examination by
committees ofintelligent practical farmers, a
stronger evidence of the great superiority Of the
fan could not DO desired.
Among the premiums takon last fall (lS49l
was lhat at the Muryla State Fair, held at
Baltimore in October, where there were thirty
two fans on the ground, among them Cloves
Grants, Bchel's, ST Glars. Pcnuock' :, &C.
After thorough trial OF them ALT the FIRST pre-
mium lcaS a,eardtd 10 BamBoRouGns /! At the
PhIIadclpha county soclGiy's exhibition, Oct /
and !; lhe committee pronounced BambOrougIi's
an to We 'Ihc most orricct and efectual clean.
or evct exhibited. " The taiis At Upper Mari
borough, Md; Mount Holly, n. J.; Jetivrsonvlle
Pa; The State 'air at New Castle, Del, awar
ded the first premium, after fair trial against
many other idns. similar result fol lowed ey
cry trial in the two preceding years.
The subscriber has had eighteen years cXpe-
rieuue in the business, and has made 100 fans
He refers TO all who hava used them tor recon-
Inendatl0us--with the remark that he has made
several important improvements within two
years past. To sum up the case IN few words
--Bamborough's fan will! clean faster and bet
ter, and with less power, than any other fan in
USE; as has been unanimously decided by every
exhibition where trial was made, and by the
fifty seven hundred farmers who have them in
use. The best farmers in Lancaster, Bcrks,
Chester, Delaware and the other fine farming
regions Of Pennsy vana, use none but BAMBOO
rougI,'s fans.
These fans are KEEP, for sale, of different sizes
and prices, by John marlborough, Lancaster
city Pa, Joseph Taylor, EIktoa, Md, John
J. ieckert, PORT Deposit, Md, Ezra Whitman,
j.. Pratt st. Baltimore; Samuel p. Smith
Cumberland, Md, VIM. G.. Mccall, David
sonvillc, Anne Arundel comfy, Md EIgn
Russell, near Petersburg, Va, David Lam
dreih, Chestnut st. Phadel phia.
The great superiority Of this fan has caused
number OF limitations; purchasers will tncre-
fore be careful to see that they get the genuine
article, winch csn be had by addressing any Of
the above persons.
Rights for states and counties for sale. A
gents wanted 10 sell rights. Direct 10
JOHN BAMBOROUGH.
March 2-3n, Lancaster. Pa.
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UNall0 ! (5II;iNO,

Inc Subscribers h ave Row in Store annniiu
iof aaiG to Farmers and plnIters P,ruviaCar.
f"'hg"hIan GU AAO in any quantity OH dsp-
ing i,rms.
lhn GuANO which we orer i, warranted to
he pore and unaduIiemlad, put up IN suDstan-
''a' Tags containing from l2Obs to 2OOIhs each
Dag having he brand Of the State Inspector No
f3Fn7'ih) and to LIST quality Pat ,gonl4n)
o'"ers beng OF inferior or damaged quality
winch purchasers should be caicuI 10 take
'J'e. orGeIs by mail az Otherwise will receive
tur Immediate attention.
y. M.GLCOM s Co,
DeaIers III Guano, Seeds, Glalu. fiuurs>c
No Wood st nuw!ry's wharf,
BALI MORE.
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JUST ARRIVED
JUST ARRIVED
A HG ndsome Assortment Of
New Spring and Summer Goods,
AT THE
CHEAP sTORE,-East end Of Elk,on

CHEAP STORE, - East end Of EIkton.
We NJ. PELL takes this method Of informing
w the citz"ns Of Coed county, tina, he sui
continues to sell Bargains in Dry Goods, Gro
ccl!es, Sc, purchased in Phiadclp h,a and Bal
timurc at the very lowest figure, which enables
him 10 sell a. astonlshtugy low prices, aud 10
ocs to purchasers greater Inducements than no
has ever before done. His principle in business
is, that ''nimhle siSpence is better than a slow
shillng,n and he always cndeavors TO give his
customers the worth Of their money, for then
they are sure 10 come again.
He invites attention TO the following cata-
ogue ofgcJds, Will he found inferior to none in
this market.
DRY GOODS Superb Linen Lustrcs for
II cents per ward, Lawns and Gereges fine
brc and Book Musns, figured and striped ditto
apacas, vcty cheap, new style Gmghan," and
M"usn de i.ai"rs, very petty, Ladies canAr!c
and Lawn i!d&ts, Il new style, l.acrs aud Eig-
ngs from | cent up. Ladtes worked collars,
summer shawls, gnnp trnge and trimnilrgs.
bradnIgs, general variety, Caheu at /, ). e.,
and 10 cents 1t can't be beat Eirtts, CASH
mercs and Ncstuas, - great variety. Drt'I'aga,
btachcd and brown, Snprflor shiriing and s'l..t
irg, flannel, WHIT, red and yclluw cauton itu
mel, brown and blcachcd, OF superior quality,
Linen Fable Covers, towel liuon and crash. bad
l,ckIng from ~ 10 8 cents, new style neck and
pbCh'l 'di!H'o icsi'i gloNt5, hhSpiHitiN, gen
tielncn's standing collars, cotton laps uud wad-
ding, Irish linen and brown Holland, very SUBJ
s..utal.
GROCERIES s. VARIETY Sugar, coffee,
lou, chocolate, moassrs, n,ea! h,ur, cheese.
crackers, bacon, dried beef ssusaces, b, Of,
tongues, lard, herring, mackerel salt. caudrs,
soap, candle sticks, spades sho,eIs, hoes, rnkrs
forks paints, oils glass and putty, dye stuh.,
wood SAWS, buckets, cutlery, tishinc tackle,
scrnb0iug, clothes and shaving brushes, Wellar's
backing, powder aud shot, percussion caps pen
knives, Scissors, comIs, pocket books, school
books, ink and inkstalds, writing paper, slcel
pens, evcrpons, safes, pencils, silk and bead
purses confectionery, pcriuinrr,y pickles, cigars
and tobacco, CHINA, glass and tueensware,
ehItbenwarc. &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING. Goats. vests,
puutdlouns, overCoats, shirts, drawers, gloves,
suspenders, cravats, pocket hdks, cloth and
glazed caps, silk, straw, fur and palm leaf hats;
boots aud shoes, ii beautiful variety, and cheap.
FURNlI U RE.-A general assortment of
Furni ture, well made and very cheap, such as
mahogany and cane scat rocking chairs, wind
sor chairs OF every variety and pattern, bureaus,
tables, Dedsteads, stands, cradles window blinds
look ing glasses, mattresses, &c, with many
other ARTICLES not enumerated.
II Call and examine his stock and learn
his prices: he pledges HIM self to give general
satisfaction to all who may FAVOR INN with tholr
cuslem Don't forget the place, PELL'S
MAY 70 Cheap Store EIhtun.
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FEATHERS! FEATHERS.
100000

Pounds of Feathers, comprising all qualities,
for sale, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
cash prices by HARTLEY KNIGHT,
liS s. Second street, doors above Spruce
Our customers and tho public in general Will
lease
2Li" NOTICE AND REMEMBER -;
that since the alteration recently Emade 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
holsters. PILLOWS, MATTRESSES
and CUSHIONS ofall kinds.
We keep cor stantly Oh hand n good as
sorlment ofTIcKINGs. BLASKtrs, MARsElLLus
OURS, CoMFoRrABLEs, SAcxISG BorroMs, sc
The First Floor and Basement
have been appropriated to the sale of
Carpetinss, Oil Cloths and Mattings
Brussels Carpclings, Tapestry do. Imperml
Three Ply, Ingram Carretings, from rs cents
to Sl.oo, Stair Carpetings, from 10 cts 10 S! 90
Entry Carpet;ngs, from 2oc,s to 81 ,25, Rag
Carpetinss, from IS to 40 cents, also, OH Clo,hs
and Mattlngs, at ~ prices For Sale bv
HARTLEY 81 KNIGHT,
l4s S. Second st. doors above Spruce,
Philadelphia.
Hlarch l6-1E:.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

The undersigned respectfully inform
the people OF ecIl county, and his
T. friends and the luhlic gen.
sl-.,:::;;ee, orally, that he has taken
ri IL - for term Of years, the
.'s1szs~ Washington iotel in Elk
ton, lately kept by +, 5 nile y King.
lie purposes 10 repair the House and
keep it in style that will be s4tis!acto-
ry 10 The Public, and he respectfully III.
sllcs share Of THEN patronage
JAS. GEBHART.
EIklon, arch 2Olh 80.
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The Bow and Nettle.

A boy playing in field Glanced TO be
stung by neltl', and came crying to his
father. He told him that he had been
hurt by that nasty plant several times
before; that he was always afraid Of 1t;
md that now, though he dld but just
touch it, yet he was most severely stung.
"Child," said he, ':your touching 1t so
gently and timorously is the very reason
Of its hurting you. A nettle may be
handled safely, If you do it with courage
and resolution; it you srze it boldly and
hold it fast, be assured ii will never sting
you; and so it is with many things in
The world; five grapple boldly with
them, we shall come off unhurt.n
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Aristotle speaks ola species OF little
animals which txist on the river Hypa-
ries, whose age is but day. Those
which die at eight in tine morning are
in youth; and those which fall away al
nom are IN their prime, and at nightfal
tleJ drop away Of decrep,t old age
What beautiful miniature OF our own
exitence.---how easy to comprehend
bow readily the mud spans its brevity.
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The existing Tariff has been demon
strated law for the benefit of Foreign
labor.-And such is undoubtedly ITS char
acter. When enacted, there was Joy in
all Great Britain; and Sir Henry Bulwer
assures Congress that lis repeal evil
have an untavorable effect upon public
opinion in Engiand' The British party
have opened both ears to this British ar
gument, and given the subject direc-
lion which ensures action favorable tc
British interesis.-H would save time
and money, il the whole subject of i'm.
posts in this country was left with Brit.
ish Parliament If her Ministers are tc
be allowed 10 dictate to Congress, it i.
only waste ofbreath 10 advocate a pol
icy opposed TO that which they approve
Lancaster Union.
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HIGHLV INFORMANT and Inte1

HEGHLX IMPORTANT and Inter
estsng 10 all. ROAD the opinions Of mem
bcr5 of Congrass nnl Ex,G,vornnr5 in req ,rd t
he bagt preparation us,l tor DYspnps ia, \ slhm
and Debilty From ). S. Pheps and " Up
ham Of Vermont, J. +. Simmons and l., II Ar
mold Of +. !. !. +. Morchcad of kentucky
VIM. Woodbridge OF Michigan, NJ. l.. Mnrt
from Wisconsin Territory, "ilavng used Green
Orusenaied BifirrS, and from knowledge of then
ctlncacy III other cases, we chccrtulv recommend
tyem to the public. believing that they will tn
til sustain the recommendation Of the tropria
aGr."
From Hon. II. D. Foster Of Pennsylvania, 81
VS. a dyspcptic sufferer about ten yealS, and re
soted to various medicines for rrrf without
success, until used the .Oxygena,ed Btters.
used about two bottles ana find myself restorcd
TO perfect health. The forms Of tie disease in
my case were great acctiiy of Stomach, lossve
appetite, extreme llatuicnce, severe constpaot
Of the bowels and severe heaiaChe.n II youare
suffering from any of these forms C! Dyspepsia
or Asthma attended with arrangement of teh
stomach, or general debility, don't fail to try this
Invaluable REMEDY. There is no better medt
cine ion females suffering from uterine derange.
ments arising from weakness or nervous dcbi
ity. Price 81 90 per bottle, 6 bottles for 50, 0C
Green & Fletcher general agts. No | LEDGE
Building, South Sd st. Phladclp ha. Solo
wholesale and Retail by James Wilson, Drug
gist, Port Deposit, Cecil Co.
March 8, ~.
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G u a il O

TIE Subscribers have in store and offer for
sale III lots TO suit purchasers, 400 tons superior
Ery Patagonia,
nd two hUndiep tons
GUFEKNAll Mt PERUVIAN GUhNO ,ol
IN bags and barrels. The quality Of tho above
cmabr Hsto recoumend il with confidence e.
FdrEI.iS and othcr- interested. A t5cGald
ducllon made to Store Ape, ers.
Q l..
E'cachcd and unbIcached Sperm, Soicr, El".
phan, and Whale Oils Also Turner's oils i.
all descriptions.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
% and % South Wnurves ncr Cncsnut st
PHILADELPHIA.
4 MEN LUST RES, Lawns, and G,ngham
IaA Lawns, at 10, II i-2cts, for sale by
Tty9 y. +. MAY.
WG1 ANTED.- Black Oak Bark, for which
W tie highest market price will he paid, in
cash or gosds. WIN. FIl.L.
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Ihls ,neilcine was prepared by regular
phys c'en and is the result Of an extensive prac
ticc OF several years in bilious clmate--it is
entirely vegetable preparation and may be ta-
ken by any one with perfect safety 10 the most
delicate constitution.
and EmigTants Hari Eooi.n a valuable work Of
about 500 pages, recently publi;he. by Mossrs
Appleton < Co. New York. In chapter s: page
235. the author i'll speaking Of Fever and Az ue
remarks:
"rhcre is a most admirable medicine sold in
! most Of the Western cities, which we can con
scientionsly recommend for FEY FIR and .'GUE
and other bilious diseases, l. is the II Ola
CllOLAGOGUE, which is prepared by Dr. Os-
good OF New York; who has made the billions
discricrs ofthe West his special study We
are no friend to those medicines usually called
patent, bnt we have had ann lie opportunity Of
knowing the Invaluable effects oft Chulauugue
in Bilious cases"
| Extract ola letter from Nicssrs. ScATrEuGoop
ilArEEsTIcH {. ca, Of Philadelphia.
PiuLApELrnlA, ID mo cath 1872.
| Dr.. c. OsgoOG:- Respected Friend We
have had OCCASION 10 see the GOOD effects oflhe
medicine IN the case Of young man who had
| been troubled with cIlLs a long litne and could
| not get lear OF them, but since he commenced
taking bottle Of tiny preparation has entirely
recovered, and is NOW becoming quite stout.
Respect fully thy friends,
SCATTEitGUGD UANERSTICk & C
Numerous other certificates from persons O
CHEST responsibility tcstitying to the great clio
acy ot the medicine can he seen ON application
undersigncd--aIso sma i treatise on The dis
Sos treatment and cule OF Fever and Ague TO
other diseases o! bilious climates may be nu
gratis otany Of the follow M named Aste.
DR.. Joseph Wallace Ekon, Charles e Rob
or A. tir (
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WASHING MADE EASY.
Or how to Wash Clothes with
out Machines, Washboards o
Pounding Barrels.


AtEND Me ONE DOLLAR, Free orPouage
Sand Will send yon, by mail, a printed cir.
GUAR, giving plain directions for Washing
Clothes, that will enable one person to do ali
the washing Ola large family before breakfast,
thus avoiding all the confusion ola washing day
This metloL requires no machines washboards
or pounding barrels-No rubbing the skin Off
your tng"rs--no tearing off buttons nor wear
ing out clothes This plan saves the clothes,
makes them winter and never ninrcs the finest
f.bric. The articles used cost but a few cents
for large washing. The circular contains d.
rcctlons for Clear Starching, Ironing Laccs
Washing and Cleaning silks, Kid Gloves, re-
moving stains; grease spots, &c. These are the
greatest chemical discoveries olthe are Al!
the hotels, steamers, and largo laundry cstab-
!ishmcn's use my met hoL ofwashimg. Send
ittters TO MADAME BEAVEl.T Patent Laul
dress, Ann street New York, postage paid.
March lG-3m.
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TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.
NJ RS. NJ. f. BEACH,
MISS S. J. TURNKEY.

PRINCIPALS.
The undersigned have been Witnesses, for
three years past. Of tho excellence of Mrs
Beach's mode Of teaching, ard can therefore
SPEAK Win con;ldeEce III commenting her to the
public. Her former experience al the head of
Female Seminary in New England, her fnmiIl-
arltY with all lie branches necessary to be laupi,t
her untiiIng energy, lows oi ME WORK OF lnstrrc-
ton; and peculiar tact III discipline, combine ia
render her one Of the best instructors 10 VIM,
Rev. GEO. BURROWS, Col. J. J. llrcKAnr.
A, ANDERSON, Esq, MIR. J. W. ABRAu.us
VT. EDWIN "'LMER, MIR. J. a. MAXWELL,
G. iuENELL SO. Port DeDoy;t ,lLJ
n. u. lhnstiut ision situated on / he road
'nlersecLng Bcl-aif and Wilmington road and
between Port Deposit and Battle Swami. ceci
county, Md. The location is very elevated and
surrounded by large and beautiful proye where
pup'ls may ENJOY their juvenile sports, and be
protected by lie foliage from the rays Of the sa a
i)ai'y lntercoursesmay be had by Steamboat and
ka'foad with Baltimore and Philadelphia, adv
deduction made Tor voluntary absence dur,uI
terh time. TheTeachers will cxcrc ise parentn.
care over Pupils.
! ne loilowing gentlemen recommend the To-
cal'oh OF THIS institution as having been one n,
inc most healthy residences in the country.
Cornelius Smith, ESQ, (iormcr rcs,d,u,
; a lien Anderson, Esq. ii. b. Brouphron, NJ. d
M lana Tn No'rs' NJ d. W. B. Rowland, "
WIN Jan IL, 80.
ERESH GARDEN SEED, for sale b,
| Il march % W., TI
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Oyster ard Eating HOUSE

for the accommodation af the public generally.
Meals will be served up at All hours, and his
vsiters supplied with all the delicacics OF the
season. HIS bar will be furnished with the
choicest liquors; in short, nothing will ho omit.
ted to minister TO the qualification Of those no
may favor him with call.
NAV 4lh, IS5O-tr
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E4NSHLh A. WHITE respectfully announces
Il to the citizens of Cecil county, that he has
taken tie centre house in "Whani's ROW.
Eihion, innrdately opposite Cebhar,'s, forum
criy Kings Hotel; and that he has opened the
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Doctor Yourself,
For 2S Cents.

become the YIcTIM o QU 4 C X F. " al
by the prescriptions contained n this book any
one may cure himself, without hnGrance to bus
mes, or the knowledge Of the most intimate
riend, and with one tenth tho usual expense. In
edition to the general routine of diseases, it
ully explains the cause of early decline with
observations on marriage besides many othel
arrangements which 1t would not be proper to
cnnmcrate in tho public prints.
LY' ANY person sending TWENTY-FIVE ENT
enclosed in letter " ill receive one copy ,hi
book, by mall or five copies will he sent for on
dollar. Address, DIR. W. YOUNG, No. l52
SPRUCE street, PHILADELPHIA" Post paid.
SLSSDr. Young can be consulted on any Of
he diseases described in his different publica-
Mons at his office 1872 spruce street, every day
between ana 3 O'Clock, Sundays excepted.
Oct IS en-.
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Tic above terms include, besides the Common
studies, the various branches o! Mathematics
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Names Elements, Logic, Watts on the Mind,
History, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geolo-
gy, Mneraiosy, aud Physiology. The French
is tuugnt effectively
Pupil, are requested 10 furnish their own bed
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EIVOR RENT.-The Blacksmith and Cart
4 wright Shops lately occupied by r. d. Ja
mar Possession given on the 18th March,
Apply to BENZ. F. MAY.
I'll ton, Mar,hs, so
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MORE NEWS.

F9 TIL. largest, THE Mosr FASH
g., 1ONABLE, and the best nsso TT
-. III x43 ment Of mems, womans, and chill
drcns boots and shocs, in CcGi
county, is to he found al the sub
scriLers BOOT 4 SHOE STORE, in Elkton
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES, at
MITH'S ROVE

The Sessions are Of twenty-five weeks, or two
quarters duration each, and commence on the
first Wednesday, in April and thelast w ednesday
in September.
Terms f1rB Oarding Pupils.
For Board Washing, and Tut ion, Sll0a year
per quarter, S27 SO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-06-22

DARASnLS, Embr'd, Chang"ablc and Plain
Il may ls for sale by B. F. May.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-06-22
Bargains

IL ECkER'S Prepared Farina,
4 may 8 for sale by VIM. Torbert
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-06-22

WANTED. good second-nanded
l horse carriage. Enquire at the Cecll
Wing Office.
April 2O-tf.