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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-05-21

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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Silks (Blk. and Fancy,) French Merinnos Par
amc,tas Sole D'AlmGni, Lustrea Alpucas, Cash
mcrcs, VI DeLsncs, SC. together with large
and handsome OF of Prints from to IL - cts
per yds.
Shawls. Embroidered Thhct, Tcrker, Cha
melon Cloth Oh'ong S Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, Fhnncls from i2 . cts to higher
prices Brown and White muslin from, to IA cts
per yd, 5 and 10 quarter Sheetina bro. white aud
cold. Canton, Striped Shifting, 1ickings, Hos
cry, Gloves. Laces, Edgiugs, variety Of Trim
ing Goods, &C. together With variety of other
articles all Of which will he sold on accommodate
ing torms.
Thankful for past patronage he respectfully
invites the attention of al believing from his ex-
perencn in the Dry Good business that he can
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than most per
sonsand equally as cheap as they can be obtain
I'd anywhere. Please call and examine before
purchasing.
N. b. country produce taken in exchange fol-
Goods.
One Door abovethc Court House, W. L.
Elkton, Oct IS, 40.
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though scred and hardened by. passion, was mol
hfsd by the Surrounding scones, Her task ac-
compshed they all knelt in prayer. ] ween it
was &C odly sight, that little band gathered
around the family altar, lille the aged patri-
arch with casped hands, and eyes unified, pour
cd forth his soul in prayer to the Eternal God
of Heaven. And rs he asked blessing upon
each individual then in Divine presence, not
forgetting II c stranger, Henrys heart was touch
ed, and il may be tear started from tfat eye
| that had never wrpt since infancy, and conrsed
| dswn his rigid check. Though tired and sore
| from his wounds he courtcd the embraces Of the
droTsy God in vain, and il was late. very late
| ere "lircd natures sweet restorer balmy sleep
| scaled his ida.
| The next morning Henry took an early leave,
! but not without pressing invitation TO renew
| the acquaintance thus strangely formed, and
which SO far had been 30 exceedingly agreeable
to all parties.
l. As soon as his wounds were sufficiently healed
| to admit Of riding ont with ease, Henry was
again the guest Of farmer Mcryl. The intima-
! cy between him aud Alice soon ripenrd into
| friendship, and though size did not dare t. hope
iii would ever assume more serious character,
| yet the feeling of admiration with which she had
FIRST viewed Henry was not suffered to grow
cod and she still regarded him as being supr-
ror in every respect to the rest of mankind.
VIVA, then must have been her rxcess OF Joy, M
they drove slowly along one lovely evening in
the early part Of the following sprug. after their
acquaintance, when Henry promptly told her his
We and offered hor his hand IN marriage; To
say that size loved Henry IIarcourt would be Ms
ing an expression, which if not too cold and for
NAL, is at least too haclnied to convey tie small
est idea Of that affection, which she felt for him.
She esteemed fevercd, aye more than that, she
worshippcd him. He was her life 10 have
torn her from him wonld have been to part the
only thrcLd that bound her to earth; and TO her
imagination even heaven would have scarcely
been an adequate compensation for her loss.
That such ''inordinate affection" is wrong ali
must admit! for not TO the creature but the Gro
ator alone If such homage due. D'lsraeli Inns
said that ''lovo is misfortune not crime"
and surely if there were ever cXtenuatng cir
cumstanccs which could justify nordinate aIicc
ton, they were to be found here. And limo"
cent and yirtuous was every thought that had
ever entered the pure shrine Of her heart--she
would have been content TO live ves:al if size
were only near him, to listen to his Voce--to
gaze upon his Gcu-to minister to his every
want-n word, she would have been his slave
us willingly as his wife.
Henry's offer was of course accepted. She
knew not the modern art Of assimilation, and
when pressed TO become the brldc of Il man
whom she adored, thong II the chaste blush Of
modeNy might ovclspreud her cheek, She could
only whisper yes; and in 4 few months after
wards she left her country home, to beco me the
mistress Of Henry llarcourt's princey mansion
(To be Continued
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CCslsfablc's Sale.

By virtue of a writ of Vcndi Exponas,
issued by John c. Cameron Esq, one Of
the Justices of the Peace Of the State OF
Maryland in and for Cecil county, at the
suit of Aquilla Thompson, for the use Of
Amos Pierson, against the goods and chat
ties, lands and tenements OF Lewis Croth-
ers and Samuel Crothcrs, and to me di-
rccted, have seized and taken into exc
cution, all the right, title, interest and
claim, both at law and in equity, Of the
said Samuel Crothers, in and to Il that
piece, parcel, or tract OF land, wherein
the said Samuel Crolhers now resides, sit
uatcd, lying and being IN Cecil county,
Containing 81 Acres more or less, adjoln-
ing lands of William Crothers, Enoch
johnson and others, and hereby give no
tlce that on the 23fd day Of March 1880,
between the hours OF . and 3 o'clock p.
M. at the public House of JehJaikim
Brickley, | will expose TO public sale to
the highest bidder, the said property, for
cash, to satisfy said writ.
HASSON LYNCH,
March ?, '5o-4t ($2.25) Corst.
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BAM3J2]UI15
Celebrated WiudmiIIs, or Grain Fans

THE subscriber offers his combined patent
Windmill or Gram Fan to farmers, in the full
assurance that it is by far the best article evor
invented. In proof Of this plnion he refers
to the fact, that his fan bas taken o5 PREMIUMS
ana SILVER MEDALS at the various agriCultu-
raj exhibitions in Pennsy lvania, New jersey,
Delaware and Mary land, within the last few
ycars-not having failed to take the premium
IN single instnn'c These premiums having
been awarded after careful examination by
committees ofntelligent practical farmers, n
stronger evidence OF the great superiority of the
fan could not be desired
Among the premiums takon last fall (lSi9)
was lhat at the Maryland State Fair held a,
Baltimore in October, where there were thirty
two fans on the ground, among them Glow e'4
Grants, Belel's, st Glars. Pennock's &c.
After thorough trial OF them all, The first pre-
MUM ,ras awarded TO BAMBoRouGn's At the
Philadelphia county socicty's exhibition, Oct. 4
| and 7, the committee pronounced marlborough u
an 10 We 'lhe most ocrfect and rfirciual clean
er ever exhibited" The fairs 1t Upper Mari.
borough, Md; Mount Holly, N. J.; Jacksonville
"a; the State fair at New Castle, Del, awar
ded the first premium, after a fair trial against
many other TINS similar result followed ev
cry trial in the two preceding years.
The subscriber has had eighteen years cxpn-
rence in the business, and has made 5, 100 fans
lie refers TO all who hav5 used them Tor recun-
incndations-with the Remark! that he has made
several important improvements within two
years past. To sum M the case IN a few wordy
-Bamboroughs fan will clean faster and bet
ter, and wI:h less power, than any other fan in
USE; as has been unanimously dccidcc by every
exhibition where trial was made, and by tie
fifty seven hundred farmers who have them in
use. The best farmers in Lancaster, Bcrks,
Chester, Delaware and the other fine farming
regions of Penney lvania. use mono but BAMBOO
rough's fans.
These fans are Kept for sale, Of different sizes
and prices, by John marlborough, Lancaster
city Pa, Joseph Taylor, Elktoa, Md, John
J. flcckcrt, PORT Depost, Md, Ezra Within IN,
Jr. Pratt st. Baltimore; Samuel p. Smith
Cumberland, Md, WIN. G. Mccall, David
sonville, Anne Arundel county, Md Esn
Russoll, near Petersburg, Va, David Lam
dreih, Chestnut st. Philadelphia
The great superiority Of tins FIN hns caused
a number Of limitations; purchasers will there
fore he careful to ee that they get tho genuine
article. which csn be bad by addressing any Of
the above persons.
Rights for states and counties for sale. A.
gents wanted to sci rights. Direct to
JOHN BAMBOROUGH
March 2-lm, Lancaster, Pa.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Faclas, is
sued by George w. Moore, one of the
Justices of,he Peace OF the State OF Mary
land, in and for Cecil county, at the suit
OF John Nivin, against The goods and chat
ties lands and tencments Of RanSalear
Biddle and Robert Cantwtll, and TO me
directed, | have seizel and taken into
execution, all the right. title, interest
and estate, at law and in equity, OF the
said Raosa'ear Biddl', in and 20 all that
tract or part Of trac, of land lying and
being in Cecil county, Md, adjoining
lands Of Dennis Ferry and others; and
lying on the public road between Tur-
keytown and Dysarts' Tavern. And !
hereby give notice, that on Saturday, the
23rd Of March inst, at O'Clock P. M,
! Kill Offer for sale tn" property so seized
and taken in execution, by public auction
10 the highest bidder tor cash, from the
Court House door IN Eiktnn.
THOMAS THACKERY,
March 2, 1S3O-ts Coast.
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(,oDstable'S SAFE,

BY virtue OF two writs of Vendi Expo
mas, issued by William Cossrove, Esq, one
of the Justices Of the Peace OF the State
of Maryland, in and for Cecil county,
both at the SUIT of John A. Keith, one
against the goods and chattIes, lands and
tencments of James C. Abrams and rhos
Abrams, and the other against the goods
and chattles, lands aud tenements Of
Richard Abrams, James G. Abrams and
Thomas Abrams, and to me directed, ]
have seized and taken into execution all
the right, title, interest and claim, at law
and in equity, OF the said Jas. G. Abrams.
in and to all that piece, parcel or tract of
land, lying and being i'll Cecil county,
containing 25 acres more or less, adjoin-
ing lands of heirs of Nathan Lakeland,
John Williams, and others; and | hereby
give notice, that, that on SATURDAY the
23rd day of March. 1880, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. Nj, and II NJ, on
the premises, will expose to public sale
the above described land; to the highest
bidder, for cash, to satisfy the above named
writs. HASSON LYNCH,
March 9, '50-4t ($2.25)
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A truly Valuable Family Medicine.
Dr. SyOrsdeliS vegetable lscstOr;,
tive pills.

These Pills are certan cure (if taken in ac.
cordance to the directions incoSing the box,
Tor Dyspepsia, sick Ueadache, Liver Complaint
Influenza, or severe colds, Rheumatism, and ali
Diseases Arising from improper exposure, lmpn-
rites of the blood, disordcrcd Stomach, and Bill
lious Habits, Fcycl and .7gne. sc, sc.
They are compounded Of pure vegetable In
gradients and are Sc gentle in their elects upon
the system that the tendercst lnfn' or the mos
delicate Female may take them with perfect
safety vet the most desperate diseases yield at
once to 10 TIER curative power
Read the following confirmation OF tho above
from highly respectable Lady otCccil county
DR.. Alfred Weeks,
Dear Sr:--A sense of duty to NV follow
mortals prompt me to make this public ac-
know lcdgcmant of the great and invi Liable
benefit have derived from the Use Of YOU
Worsdells Vegetable Restorative Pills.
was afflicted with burning pains in my abdo
men and left side, with indigestion and conssl-
patton which grew upon me for ii years ando
oulcd get no relief AMI was fnally broughth
my bed where lay suffering greatly until abou
three years ago when | fortunately hcca meat
ware through your agent here MIR. 10 II
Knight of the high estimation in which
Pills were held BY those vino had tried them
and commenced using thom, and after using
a fcw boxes | found by the blessing OF God
most perma ncnt cure had been effected.
With the earnest hope that this statemen
may prove of service TO the afflicted
subscribe myseiy ont greatly obliged friend
Mrs. PHOEBE BAIRD.
| Wood Lawn, Oct, Attn 40
| These Pills urc for sale by Brown & Mclntrt
Elk,on; B. G.. Gown, Cowantown; Stephen b
Ford, N. East; Z. B. Graham, Charltstown
Cochran s. Taylo', Perry,lle; T. II. Knight
Wood Lawn; J. A. Atkinson Bro. Port Depo.
it,; Henry Bennett, Frcnchtown Roads; Jno
! B. Morton, Warwick; James l.. Pryor, llcat
of Sassa iras; r. b. Crookshanks, Ceci!lon. Ed
| T. Osburn Fredericktown, Cecil county. J
Briston Principal Agent No l07 w. Fnyel
ST. Baltimore Md
Oct Is 40
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VIC Only WHY -
TO hide her shame from every eye,
To bring repentance to her lover
Ard MriM,t his llsnu. is 10 die.n

And wiring his icsom, is TO de-"
htuut this tire happened an event winch ha
considerable hearing upon The future history oil
one orr characters and which was nothing less
than tic marriage Henry ilarcourt. Riding
out into the county Que evening, his horse had
taken flight at some object on the road side, and
becoming perfectly nageablc had thrown
Tenry t. the ground, brusing him considerably.
Il farmer, WHO, with his hands, lad Witnessed
The ACCIDENT from I'D hard by, soon came to
his assistance, and having carried him TO his
house Immediately despatched boy for a physi-
clan. His wornds though pairf, were not ut
all dangerous, ard at the suggestion of the doc
tlt hu accepted the larmel'! kind invitation to
remain oyer n9h. rs night closed in and the
famih - after paltaking ola ropas, such ns only
Il country farmhouse can provide, gathered
around cheerful fire Which burnt brightly ur-
on the broad hcalti--tor it was tho beginning of
au,nmn-Ilcnry who had ROW become qu ,e
cUnvairscent entered into conversation in man
ncr which, for him, was unusually spirited. A
heavenly atmosphere seemed TO pervade this
cheerful iircsidc faux, unaffected Open hen
fdpess which TO man accustomed as Henry
had been, 10 tic cold fnrnailty of tashona bic
life, presented 10 it a striking contrast. And as
his eye rested upon the arlners eldest daughter,
n lovely aii Of sixteen ust blooming into won,-
auhnod, and hG!eld. in her art'css Unaffected
manntr, tie uimislakallc evidences # heart
pure as the breath OF heaven, virlnous as of n
veetal he drew an involuntary comparison be-
tween her and the hearlcss v0tarits of fashion,
with whom he ha. been accustomed to ming le
There all was innocence ana lovc-there
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IA Office is hereby given, to the creditors o
~ James l.. p. Caruthers, that persona
discharge hath been granted to said debtor, and
that the first Monday IN April being the first
day Of our County Court next succeeding lhls
date, hat i been set apart for the final hearing
in his case, where his creditors may attend, and
show cause if any they have why a persona
discharge shall not be granted said debtor.
Test II. c. HOi.LYDAY elk.
Dec. 29.-3m. Of Cecil Co. Court
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moulded by the saer.es around her, rovcd in II
the freedom OF her own mcuntain stream, UNI
trnmme)ed by hypocrisy. There was witch
ing swt etnass IN her voice. melting tender
ness in the expression OF her blue eye, that seeE,-
ed to say that every thought, and word, and
look came from the heart. Harry Immediate
Nv became interested in her and addressed lis
conversation to her almost exclusively. She
answered his questions IN simple unassuming
manner, bot wnh precision that gave eviden.-
as otsloug powers oipsrce,, ton. rris true she
could not give her opinion oil the last new nov
ell" nor her "iavorile poet'-'tia true Byron
was TO her stranger, and Shakespeare might for
aught she knew have tcen an abide. camp to
Julius Cnsnr---',s true that ".Iames' last' had
lever graeed hcr shelves, for she had studi ed
romance md poetry from natures own book
where i'll all Ms native beauty it was spre adj out
before her. She read them in the rugged rock
the stream that INV rushed mndly down it's
side, row gded smoothly in the vale beneath
the grassy mead, the leaiy wood, in every OBJ
Ject that her oyc rested upon
Reared as she had been in seclu,on, the world
was TO rera sealed volume, 81 % knew not that
its pages were stained with crime, or GarkcneI hy
deceit II now and then few stray leaves came
10 her eye, they were the records of the deeds
OF its noh!ssl oics; aud 81 e read them DER, a
strange feeling Of delight thrilled her heart, and
"l'gto w III tiOSe scenes OF " hictl
yet ste knew nothing, and to associate with
those Characters 10 whom she was vet a slr,u-
ger. And now that accident had made her ac.
Gnnintrd with one, whom her unsuspectinp soul
taught her to consider the embodiment of all
these graces and virtues, which she ia her guile
less simplicity had ever attached to man; is il 70
be wondered lhat she looked upon him with adj
nirh,ion amounting almost to reverence, In
skilled IN human nature, she detected not the
dark thoughts that linked within; she only COM
pared him with those she lad known, and SO
high DID he tower above them all, that she al
nos' imagined him being ola superior race
his was ALICE NlERvu.'s opinion of Henry Har.
court on first introduction.
The time for retiring now approached. and the
Ole man Unwilling TO neglect the Performance OF
his duty thongh n stronger was within his VA tcs
took down tie family Bible from lis accustomed
fheIf. and gave II 10 his daughter with instruc-
lion To select and read from its pages, Herr,
marked tho devotional manner with which sl,
wired over ITS sacred leaves, and as she reac
s!sud Tho Holy word, it tel upon hear, wl.!
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This IS to Give Notice, That the

This IS to Give Notice, That the
subscriber Of Cecil county has ob,alned
from the Orphans Cour, of taii county
letters Ies'amentary OH the personal es-
ta'e ofDavld Brown, late of said c, uu,y d,
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exI,ibt,he same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, en- or before the 5lh iay
of FEBRUARY 1851, they may olhsrw ise iy
law, be excluded from all benefi of SAID rs
tate All persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
23rd day of February 1850.
JOSHUA BROWN, Ex'n.
Feb % 5O-6w.
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TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.
MR s. NJ. T.. BEACH,
MISS $. }. TURNEY,

PRINCIPALLY.
The undersigned have been witnesses, for
three years past. Of the excellence of Mrs
Beach's mode Of teaching, ard can therefore
speak with confidence in commenting her to the
public. Her ormcr experience as the head ola
Female Seminary IL New England. her famli-
arltv with III tie branches necessary TO be taught
her mnLirtng energy, love OF lhc work Of ns.ruc-
tion; and peculiar tact in discipline. combine 10
render her one of the best instructors 10 whom
the education Of young ladies can be.cntruslrt
Rev. GEO. BURROWS, Col J. !. llECK\Rr,
A. ANDERSON, Esq. Mr.. J. W. ABRAIIAMs,
Mr. EDWIN WILMER, Mr.. !. l.. MAXWELL,
q. PuRh ELL So. Port Deposit, Nd
N. b. Thrsltut ision situated on the rond
n,crsectng Beair and Wilmington road and
between Port Deposit and Battle Swamp. ccci
county, Md The location is very elevated and
surrounded by a large and beautiful grove where,
pupils may ENJOY their juvenile SPORTS and be
protected by .hc foliage from the rays of the sa:.
Daily intercourse may be had by Steamboat and
Railroad with Baltimore and Philadelphia. ady
deduction made for voluntary absence during
term time. ThcTcachers will exercs arcnta
care over Pupils.
The following gentlemen recommend the To-
ca ton of this institution as having been one OF
the most healthy residences in;thc country.
Cornelius Smith, Esq, CORNER rcsident.)
A Hen Anderson, Esq. II. Is. Broughron,'M d.
William Norris, NJ ID. w. b. Rowland, ="
John Evans, Jan la. 80.
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FALL AND WINTER GOOD 5

William Torbert wouIdrespectiuIlv inform the
,uhlic that he has received large and we'll Sc
ect stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
now offers at very ow prices. They consist in
part of English Erench and Beaver Cloths o
various colours K prices, Cassniers, Satinetts,
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PHIL. WnIL. aud BAIT. Rail
ROAD LINE.
r@SAn @sscssA ~ ~
@ szs. thtll

The Morning Train Of Cnls from Philadcl pha
or Baltimore arrive at Elklon quarter before
o'clock A. Nj.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. at
quarter before IL oclock.
Night line from Phila. reaches Elkton at hal
past IL O'Clock at night.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here quar-
ter before o'clock 7. Nj.
.9pril +, 40 BENZ. WELLS, .9gt.
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JOHN KRlDER,
Northeast corner Of Walnut md I'd SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.
II EEPS constantly on hand, of his own man
HA ufacturc, and imported, complete assert

II EEPs constantly on hand, of his own man
EA ufacturc, and imported, Il complete assert
mcnt of
RIFLES, SHOT GUMS, PISTOLS, sc,
which he warrants of the best quality M repre-
senlcd, to which he respectfully invites the at
lcntion ofpurchasers
He is also prepared to supply Powder Flasks,
Shot Bags, Game Bags, Superior Powder, Gun
Cotton, Percussion Caps, Shot, Bullet Moulds
Ball and Blank Cartridges, and all materials
for Gun Makers, Sportsmen, &C., on terms as
low as any othor establishment in the United
States.
In testimony Of his skill ms a manufacturer
the Franklin Institute awarded to him Two Ger
tiicates Id the years 1910, and lsie, and Four
Silver Medals in the yaars lsiA- !s46-is4'
and ls4s-all Of which may be seen at HIS place
Of business.
I5>A choice supply of REVOLVING Pts
tolls constantly on hand.
~ A stock Of GUNS Just received, also an
assortment Of Fishing Tackle.
Philadelphia, Aug, 25 '4s-am.
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f. HICKS JONES.
WHOLESALE DEALER & MANUFACTURED OF
Willow and Wooden Ware,

Importer of Ffmch Baskets, Looking G'a's''
and Fancy Goods.
No. Is North Second Street,
R.tween Market and Arch SITS, under J. Sid.
ncy Jones' Carpet Warehouse, tao doors below
Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA.
Was on hand and is constantly receiving
i largo and extensive assortment Of Combs,
Brushes, Fancy Goods o. every description,
(too numerous TO mention,) Looking Glasses OF
Gilt and Mahogany frames, Baskets, Coaches
Chairs, &c,
BROOMS-
Shakers Eas tern Wisp md County Bloom
Window Blinds Flcor Mats, uhs Puckct
Churns, Wash tonrds- in fact, Wooden nm
Willow Ware of every description, all Of whic
will be sold low for CASH or CRY ACCEPTANCE.
Merchants wo uld save themselves much tim
I'D trouble, by calling and examining my stod
afore purchasing.
N B.-Lookirg Glasses. are insured against
cakuge 10 all parts OF the Union. wiihont -l-
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NOTICE,

The Subscriber being Constable and
residing in EIkton, respectfully informs
the public that he is prepared to attend
TO the duties of that otfice--all Notes s
Accounts placed in his hands for collec-
ton will be attended to promptly.
THOMAS IHACKERY.
NIB. Merchants or others having
notes or accounts to present, wlthou
sueing, will be attended to, Tor a
percentage L. L.
Dec. g. tS.