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r b. sHfEL6s,
CHARLES PRIDE,
JOHN T.. STEWART.
The same Chairman presented the following re-
solutions
ResoIUed, That the Comptroller be, and he is
hereby, authorized TO procure for the use of the
officers OF this Municipatr, fifty copies OF the
plan Of the Municipality, drawn by W. Thornton
thompson, at a cost not exceeding five dollars per
copy.
Whereas, Abel Lafrancois has refused to com
ply with his bi / for the furnishing of the wrought
IRON spikes Tor the wharyes, adjudicate to him by
the Mayor the Sd of June last
BE IL RssotUed, That the Mayor be authorized
and requested to sell at public auction after giving
ten days notice in the official gazette of his Muni
cipaty, in accordance with the 18th section of an
act oil the Legislature, approved March 49, 1880 and
agreeably to the specifications file in the Survey
or oftce, and for account Of the former bidder
Abel Latrancois, who has failed to comply with
hs bid the contract for the furnishing and delivery
during the year 1850, Of all the wrought iron spikes
tor wharyes which may be required.
On motion, the rules dispensed with, and
the resolutions severally adopted
Mr. Shields, Chairman of the Committee on
Education, presented the following report and reso-
ution, to lie over:
The Committee Education, to whom was re-
erred the petition from the Beard of Directors Of
Public Schools requesting the Council 10 have
Sohoolhouses erected upon lots purchased for that
purpose, in the First aud Fourth Wards of this
Municipality, have had the same under considera-
ton and respectfully report:
That the erection OF suitable School houses, as
proposed, is desirable and necessary for the com
Tort and convenience Of the pupils in these Districts
and particularly in the Fourth Ward, is beyond a
doubt; and efforts have been made for some time
past to carry this design into effect but thus far
without success, owing to the cramped state Of the
finances Of the Municipality. An application was
made TO the Legislature of this State at its last ses
sion, for appropriation of S40O 900 to be set apart
for tie purpose above named, and had that body
seen lit to have granted the same, this most de-
sirabe object would ere now have been consum-
mated. In the present condition of the affairs of
the Municipality, the same reasons that have gov
erned the Council heretofore, in delaying action
upon this subject, now press more urgently upon
our consideration, the principal of which, is the i'm
poverished condition Of Treasury ;-in view oil
which your Committee intended to have reported
IN favor OF a further postponement of th- subject
but upon investigation they are convinced that
longer delay would be attended with serious in.
convenience, and therefore submit tie following
resolution
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g0IiN s'TR0UD 4; CO. lis CoSMoS sT between ss
- Carondeet and Baronne sis., Dealers ia MAR-0SgRI
B!tE MASrElePlECES and ENAMEL4LEDl lDOl
ERATES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB \f1IglN
LABS, GRAVE STONES, and NJ A ARBlIE in oIirrt-aIso
all rs different varieties; ThomasOn LIME, Cal NMRY
g,ned PLAAspER OF PARIS, Roma, s.s Hy- AZ
dlanlic CEMENT, Plasierng HA IR, White sand, ~.
English, Pensacola and Pttsburg FREDERICK. myS
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L0HN ARMsTRONG. 2l7 TehoapIloalas s!rsel. b

JOHN ARMSTRONG, 247 TchOup pit0ulas street, Op-
poste 81 Mary's Market IS prepared to manufacture
'tsdW BOsrs, OF every description, cheap prices they
mn be delivered here from pan of the jaz3 ly
40. a.. TAYLOR ~ co. Dealers tH Coffee, Gam
- Rg Bags, Rice and WcsteTa Produce No. = Maya
Htps street, New Orleans. fy2J
- MR w. G. FlTE is our authorized AGENT TO
usact all business of the House. per nOtaal act passed
Ibis day before A. @. Answorth, Notary Public.
S. GE(l T. TAYLOR n 90
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TINsON. {


TIIVF9 d. F1A IIlFs. BFONeF, 81 Jlafes HOleI Bud-
ing, fourth door lfOm Common street, office of H. Davis
nOtart public New Orleans - will buy and sell Landed
Property; obtain Loans Mortgage; Discount Notes. serve
5 Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts make Copar
tp Settlements; intends residing in the city during the
summer, and will Agent tor of property
for taxes fair valuation; draw lease col
sFal. MI
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NewAOrk via Mobile and Montgomery. Ala. and
Charleston, 5. G.
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DIBLiC BATllS-FR ES Il
q Gold, Warm and Temperate
BATHS .... A lso .... HAIR
CUTTING AND SHAVING,
by STEPHEN w. RODGERS,
No. lS3 GTavler street, between
Baronne and p Pbillippa
streets.
mv3i If
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FRESH CORN MEAL.
nlGH sCHOOL ron YOUNG LADIES.

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A ) BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, CdrOHdelet
"A street, ST. Joseph, established in 1872 under the
superintencenee OF the MISSES ELLISON, from LON
his Institution, conducted the best plans Of
European Instructions constantly for the reception of
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches requi
ate to a complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars may be known on appHoa
ton the residence Of the MISSES ALLISON on aron
delet street. jala ly
- EMOVAI.-DR. r. H. WYNNE, PhVsiclqH and
IN 4ce9eheHr has removed from 1856 CarOndelet street
to No. I66 CANAL STREET. tyl6 6m
ID 9ENIOVAI-THOMAS J. BECK Successor TO C.
! X. strIngeD and WM; WALLACE w WOOD,
Attorney at Law -NOtaries Public, have removed TO No
GRAvER STREET, where they prepared to execute
with every facility all Commercial and Marine Notarid
Business.
- Records Of Wood & Beck kept separate mh25 1y
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A RARE CHANCE for a Psohssble Investment with
y small Gash Ca itsle ave'dsy Of hls notice OTIS
70 engage m the stock raising business He the owner OF
ha eagae oi Land t21o aeIs) situaed on ie Colorado
lyer about eight o. mites town al ag agofa.
e1asl one Of the most eligible locations Tor stock IA
s Imled slales Not having the capital himself with
winch 10 commence the business without dsposna az some ~
the lanf which would make valuabl Tor the purpos
Oh stock raising, he would take partner (eier active ar
psssNe) who would be willing advance reasonable sum
q cash capital against the land VIII ch valued al from
Soug 70 partner be equally Interested in th
pnnelp9i and profits which gTopey managed viii amount
IN les ihan hFe years to 81 100 $50 600 Unanestonsbs
reference given, aud will r.anrs For frheT nSsticn
las, inquire at the Crescent office - ~
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1 y IHERBY. snip Broker. 7s Poydras street,
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BUSINESS CARDS.


street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage, apps ly
BnLKLEY,, &. n, Agent Agent fer Miss ~ P0nttneg; Office
n b, CENAs, Notary Pa6iic has removed his office TO
IA. No. ~ st. Charles street apl 2w
X WOLFE, hngorter q WiFe, Brsgdg, Gin ETC., aud
-. GENERA CoiahtsStOn 9Ierehad 90 6rayler 81 ny
w q. RAYMOND, Family Grocer II Camp
Cor ~ Up, PLUSIMER, aHster If A0eTases, 80
a " EHERBY, Ship Broker. Is Poydras street,
"A. W Orleana. jal6 ly
sOHN ". ANDREWS s. co., Commission Aier-
a. chants and Shtp .7geats, 9l Common st., N o. jas
l)UIG, MIR d 90. Cenantisstoa JVercaants No. SO
4 ST, Louis street, New Orleans. anif "
SElIAtELL y. y. TAYLOR, Inporter 9 Mines and
A. BEARD, factiOaeer and 4DpTaiser, No 10
-. Banks Arcade New Orleans oi
isyi a. GALE, Commission Merchant and Slippiag
- ageat, No 93 Copnon street. o4
JOHN TOOLE Commission Merchant Emigration
D md Remittaaee Office, % Bank Place, n o. si3
~. -ige'H No. 23 st. Charles street. au1i d1m&1yW
ill, MCLEAN dt co. C5tton Factors ana Com
"a m,gsioR Merehauts, 50 Canal street. jy2s lyd&W
tlAhNE n HENDERSON, HAoiesaie GIyoeerS, No
30 snd 81 Gravier street, New Orleans. n17 daW
fP$5IhAR P$IMhR pkY G9oDs t,s,jT A w. 5p M ~
Sc Gf3isS iifss s '''''' 1''g " p apis fiS@d a&W "
fON H. EIi0iT d co.. Gd1ans.oa anSaD B. 1R4as 1Peresaa
, % GraUer street jel9 "
WiLiAAM l., POOLE, Notary Pubic, No. u
II 4. WINGFIEI.D. Attorney az Lau, Henderson,
,,Rffri iS-Georgs wiugGeld Co., NJ. Greenwood & Co..
Wills Y Rawlns, New Orleans. nl6
s9ded fdaca g e1@saa "a 5 s. ag aS@p .es r
over Exchange Bank OF Horace Bean q Go. mh2 6m
/ E. LOWE, BA Ranger and Laeksmith, Camp
Lp All work guaranteed. ap4
GRAHAM. JANEs--l Successor to Joseph R. Beard)
NJ Ngary Pubic, No. 81 Gravier street. ~ sairs over
The Bullet office. mh23 gm
'EUhNER q s0R1A, Storage aud t]ofa4alssio .ieT-
n e"gRts1N i atehopse, corner Of Orange and Isvee
~ VI. HARRISON q co. ForDagdag ana Com
& sg 4s fs o as aeo %e SfR 5s paak.is Say5 a
IL q. MARA q ORI.ANDO DORSEY viii Prao,
& '' dsdn e X rS@S No. b Z ba Al s itss S9sr held nag q Ne New
III AhCJs PATTON q CO., Commtssion, ReeeiU-
~ ing and For1ardiag .ucrctaHs, No. 81 81. Charles
sSSGS ass " H%ssl bse ssF sq e9 5s% 9rnqgG ye Pa& &
street opoosite Lafayette sqaare. EI3 y
ID &T FosrER. qtorsys dga W z assSsEg. s9sTHg At
81 kIr-Dihce, II Exchange Place. n. O. mh23 ly
/ y it' !ssE TEkRIO,s artst .aaetioaesr, Geaera
snosi, DonaldsonviIe. la. Is
M GhHNO Notary Pp6le, 8 ROyal street, [oiice
near the Po9o &C. ava 8n lm2lp
{,.w,, fEIHTRi ,ETs,1R ,o - JOHN THOMAS.
es efas IS SS'sa'I; and IS Se~ @i@sssy Ise sst sa
Ne" orleans. apD
BGi3kNF { 60. p ca5&sss 1SFs oAsFps15 4s 15:,rs
H, Na' ~ Front Leyee Second Municipality, New
Corner Of Common AZ 1aras sTse opDosise GGsGy
"; Bi RNEs 6s co Emigration aBd FOrtlga Er
brsa Ta1$e 8 5sS r5 y Maiergp 69 Road
NE"oALkANs, % Grayier ~, cor Bank Place. ap24
g. ~; 8iiliI., Dealer r. IgiHss, Liquors g,55zIs,
- and raiiLs--shp and Bar sstors put up "a 81
m "r .s' "'-' easonaho tefms-No. ri Common aE@
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approve of all the above reports except the first
rep Ort. l.. T.. HOOPER.
Ndr. Hooper presented the following minority re-
port:
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rENHEO. o. STARK, Netarg PuJiie. No. 80 Gravier
Il street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage, apps ly
II BuLKLEY, agent fer Aiiss N. POutneg; Office
1 A. No. "a St Charles st. ap2 Tyr
B. CENAS, Notary Public, has removed his office 70
AA. No. ~ st. Charles street. apl 2w
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= UHET II = II . 7 TIT ~
ID that the splendid BATHS,
recently erected on Exchange
alien, corner of Bienville stree
are now in operation. The Bath
Rooms for HOT, COLD or
SHOWER D A T Ii 5 are well
lighted and admirably ventilated,
mn nNnnusa In uin.r hn.,t, at,nr..l L !.
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sOV PLUSTMER, .8oJHster ef aocTagcs, SO
uyiar street. fylg
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RATms-FREs

Keeps y on hand every thing in his neincluding
great ymn Il Ladies' and Gentemen's Boots and Shoes
RUd will at the lowest Cash Prices share of public
patronage is respectfully solicited. APT Iy
gRIIRJ az RAFIIG -Ep ESIT 0p : A n IA A 1TIT5
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Genlemen-l have the honor to report that the
work upon the Common street Shell Road has been
recommended, and that 325 feel have been covered
with shells inches deep, during the past week.
The contractor says that the work will be pushed
unul completion About $500 feet yet remain TO
be completed.
Very respectfully, your Ob't serv't.
A g RI ! ..lIIAl Gsirint
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-06-14
39oetrp.
THE PAST.
BY MRS. CAROLINE Z. SUTTON.

BY MRS CAROLINE Z SUTTON
When the young bird goes from her early home,
Though the swift-winged moments in happiness az,
Though the bridegroom is with gentle tone
And truthful love in his deep dark eye
Though the future is Strewn with the of hope,
And peopled with phantoms too brilliant 10 last
She turns with tear to the friends of her youth,
To those who were dear in the past.
The wonderer far, far from kindred and friends,
In fancy reViss his dear native cot
He views the clear where the willow bends,
And the cowslips that brighten The spot.
lie views the dark wood ard the green sloping hii
The porch, with its graceful white jessainiue hung,
The hafopen window that looks the Hiil!,
And the garden where honey ybees hung.
Aud before him appear distinct as Of yore,
His mothers soft eye, ard his sire's furr0wed brow
His Mary's light form, when last The shore
He bade her remember her
His sisters long hair, with its sunshiny CLEAN,
Like a banner of gold 10 the summer wind east
But touch of the present dissoives the Light dream.
And ne sighs for the Joys of the past.
Tho surrounded with blessings, and favored with ALL
That God in his bounty bestows,
We revert 10 the pleasures we ne'er can recall
And the tear-drop unconsciously flows.
White rowing, entranced mid the farest of scenes,
cloud DER our warm glowing hearts viii be cast
II we think Of the bossons the birds and the streams
That were lovely and loved in the past.
Creator and Father: Oh! teach me to live
With Thy precepts divine for my guide,
oh let my young bosom thy lessons receive,
And digest il of folly and pride
That, hen this 1.-The form is dccTepiI and bent,
When my color is fading, my pulse waning fast
can look back with JOY 10 the moments well spent,
And mise with delight the past.
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Auditors Notice.

TENHE undersigned having been appointed an
u Auditor to report on exceptions fled and
to re-state account if necessary, of THOMAS
Watson, administrator de boniS non Of
ALEXANDER CAMERON, late Of Armagh
township, decd, will attend at his Office IN
I.ewIstown, on MONDAY, June Oath, 1880,
for that purpose, where all persons interested
nav attend if they think proper.
Nav q. 1S50-4t JAS. -DlChSON.
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Auditors Notice.

YFyHE undersigned having been appointed
Auditor to distribute the balance remain
Ing in the hands of JOHN CUpPLEs, Esq, od-
ninistrator of the estate of JOHN MARTIN,
late of Oliver township, decd, to those legally
entitled to receive il, will attend at his office in
Lewistown, on WEDNESDAY,, June 26th,
1850, for that purpose, where those interested
can attend. w. ]. JACOB.
May q, l550-4t
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Auditors Notice.

YEyHE undersigned having been appointed an
a Auditor TO make distribution OF the pal
ance IN the hands Of MICHAEL MILLER admin
.srator of HENRY MILLER, late Of me
State Of Ohio decd. will attend at hls once ID
Lewistown, on TUESDAY, June 10Th I7''o'
ior that purpose, where oil interested may al
'end il they see proper .z,,
Nav - l-JU4i JAS. DlChSo-'.
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A NEW MEDICINE!
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER,

A VERY valuable preparation for persons
N recovering flom fever, or other diseases,
a few drops imparting to the stomach glow
and vigor equal 20 a glassful of brandy, or other
stimulants, without any of the deblitating eff
fects which are sure to follow the use Of liquor
of any kind and it is therefore especially ap-
plicable to children and females 70 the aged
it will prove great comfort TO the dyspeptic,
and to those who are predisposed to gout and
rheumatic affections, it gives great relief; and
to the inebriate, who wishes TO reform, but
whose stomach is constantly craving the nox-
ious liquor, il is Misunderstanding tone TO the
digestive organs, and strength to resist temota-
ton. and is consequently great agent IN the
cause of temperance. For sale by
J. y. MITCHELL.
lew.stown. March 20, 1850
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FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE Ia, 1850.
RETAILERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, sc.

Isl of Foreign and Domestic Goods, Wares, Merchandise
H
of county, viz -
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f. f. Lock & Co., Armagh tp.,
Disillers of Alcohol,
James M'Donald, Menno tp,, Dis
Of Spirituons Liquors,
Christian Smith, Lewlstown, Bre
of Beer,
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Vol XXXVE.-WhOle No. 1855.
Rates of Advertising,
TAILORING.
IA MES A LEEEEv

% A VA n y n II Z q Z E "
d ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
III has taken the shop recently occupied by
WILLIAM McFADDEN, in MARKET street, one
door north of Alfred Marks Drug store, up
stairs, Lewistown, where he will continue the
above business, in all its various branches. He
solicits share of public custom, and promises
10 devote all his time and attention to his busi-
ness, and hopes by doing to merit encourage
ment. He will be in the regular receipt of the
fashions of each season, and prepared to make
his garments to please all who may favor him
with a call march 90, 1S50-3m
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yET HITEHEAD'S ESSENCE OF slUsTARD.-
w A safe and effectual remedy for Rheu-
matisrn, Gout. LUmbago, Palsy, Sprains, Bruises,
Chillbains, Numbness, &c. ; Judkin's Specific
Ointment, Devices Celebrated Rheumatic
Nerve and Bone Liniment, or Pain Extractor; !;
Heyle's Embrocaton for horses; Indian Hair
Dye, &C., for sale by
j. B. CHELL.
I,ewistown, march %, 1850.
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10 TIE PUBLIC.

HNflE subscriber having resumed his business
II at his "OLp STAND IN RlcKErTs' Row,
NEARLY OrPoslrE THE WASH NGroN HoTEL, "
returns his sincc.e thanks iur the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. and pledges hun
selite spare no exertun TO render INN worthy
It's continuance.
He has now on hand a very large and iasli-
iunab 10 ussor lment OF
BOTS AND SHOES;
VIII ich he wi II sell at prices much lower than
the same quality Of work can be purchased Tor
on tho Eastern Shore,
L5@He sells the best quality Of Calf-sk'n
Boots made from real imported French SKINS At
So so; other work pIoport lonnh'y low.
WILLIAM JONES.
Elk,on, March 80. '50-3m.
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Farm for Sale.

ME subscriber being a bout to remove, offers
Il Tor sale the Farm on which he now resides
containing l2O ACRES, situated in Cecil Co.
Md, miles North Of Elkton and miles west
oil Newark, Del, near FAIR Hill P. o.
Tie improvements consist of u stone House.
Tenant House, Barn, aud other outbuildngs,
also choice selection Of fruit trees. There is
about 20 acres we'll timbered, the balance is in
good state 81 cultivation, well wa,ered with
springs snd streams running through tit is
convenient to nils schools and churches The
above VIII DO sold bargain it applied for soon.
June s-St h. CHRlSTY.
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ConStable's Sale.

DY virtue of writ of Vet toni Exponas,
ID issued by George Fl Joyce, one Of the JUS
,ices of the Peace Of the State OF MARYLAND, in
and for Cn;il county. to me directed, ! viii ex-
nose 10 sale at public auction. at the Court
House door IN the town Of Elk,on on Saturday
the 18th day of June next, at ? o'clock, all the
estate, right, title and interest of Edward Is
Lewis in and TO all that Lot or parcel Of Land
situated in the town Ct Eik,on near tn Rail
Road, adjoining Land &C John T. Morgan and
others and occupied by john Sewal, sliced and
taken in execution at the suit of James S: Pur-
nell gainst John r. Hoeg and Edward b. Lew
is. ana 10 be sold to satisfy said writ.
HEZ. FOARD, Const.
Nav 25-ts 81, rs
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A uuly Valuable Family j..Clic1ae.
p,r. VForsdelss Vegetable ;SestOras-
tive sstits.

These Pilis are Il certnn cure (ir taken in acc
cordance to the directions incloSlny the hoy)
tor Dyspepsia. sick Headuchc, Lirer Complaint,
Mfrsm=a OF severe colds, Rheumatism, and ale
Diseases arising from improper exposure, lnpn-
rat ,es Of the blood, dlsordcrcd @tonhcn, lnd Bill
!ious Habits, fr,ct aud .1luc, &C, sc.
They are Compounded Of pare venrtdbin H.
gradients and are ST gentle IN tue,r effects Upon
the system that the trnderest !nfln or the mos
delicate Fem lie may lnku them with perfect
safety, vet the most desperate discusses yield at
once to to tlc!r curative power.
Read the following confirmation o!',ho ahova
from II highly respectable Lady olCccii county,
DR.. .firsd Weeks,
Dear SRA sensc ofdn'y to nv fal'ow
mortaIs prompt NE 10 make this public &C.
know grnant oil the great aud lnvt Liable
benefit lave derived from the nSe fJonr
WusdeIs Vegetable Restorative Pills.
| was afflicted with burning p'ins in MY aid,
men and left st.e, with indigestion and constr.
patton which grew upon me lor Ii years ando
GU led gel no relief auL MAS hna'y hi0ugntN
my bed where lay su.!rrng greatly uutil ahou
three years ago when iodrurtcly h,ct'noit
ware through your agent htF" mr.. u IL
knight OF the nigh estimation IN Wln@i
tlls were held by trose who h1l tItrd them
and colitmenr I'd using chem, anL rtrr hang
lew boxes toun % the blessing OF q I'D
most purnaarn, cure had teen ,t,GtLL.
" i'm the eaiutst hope !uAt thNs s!4teInon
may prove 81 service 10 the afflicted
suusIrloe mysei Jon greatly out't"d ircnd'
MIS-, PHOEBE BAIRD.
Wool Lawn, Oct, +tn ID
These +. Is are tut sllg by Brown s. MclnH-s
Ektou; Is. G. GOWN, IuW"niown; Sle9ien Is.
FORD, \. Last. L. u Gronim. Chur.rst'wni
Cecnran & iay.o, tunysni"; t. II hn2bt,
" God Lawn; J. a. Aklus"n ~ Bro For! Depos
II. Benry H,uns,t t'feucntown \ Rur,is, lao.
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This is to Give No'fce, That the
subscribers Of Cecil county have obtained
from the Ofphan's Cou't of SAID county le,
tiers OF Administration on tho personal es-
tate of William S Barr late Of said
county deceased. All persons having
claim. against the sa id deceased, are here
BY warned 10 exhibit the same with tho
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on or
before'the 25'h day of May 1881. otherwise
by they may be excluded from all beae-
fit of said estate. All persons indebted
TO said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment 10 The subscriber. Given
our hands lhi.l5'h day OF June 1850.
JAMES MCINTYRE,
ROSA ANN BARR, 5 Admir-.
June Is '5O-6w
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Piano FOrleS.

THE LARCF 7, CHEAPEST, BnaEsThe
most elegant assortment Of Piano Fortss GU
United States, can Nlways be found at thea
house of the subscriber.
III Chemut Street, above Fifth.
At the Old Stand occupied moro than third
Of a cenLurl BY Mr.. George Willig, music put
Usher.
PI.7NOS, H.4RPS, ORGANS, sERA-
PHlNES, EOLIANS, &c, &c
fresh from the IN osl celebrated manufacturers
in New York, Boston, Baltimore, Philad, lDhn,
an elsewh ere. Sold, wholesale and retail! at
the makers cash pr ices.
OSCAR c. B. CARTER.
I'll Chestnut Street, Philade ph,a.
Feb ely