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y. of T.,,.meetiuEs This Evening"
UNION DIVISION No. 3, at Crystal FOunt Hail. ga Tchoup
tOuas street, O'Clock.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No II, Unity Hall, Maguy Build
ings Third Municipality, at s O'Clock.
You're MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION No. H. at Pelican Hail.
cor Common and st. Charles streets, at O'Clock.
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Died.;
On Thursday evening, Sept 10, at hqCps' O'Clock,
FREDERICK BEAZLEY, Of Liverpool, England, aged "A.
His fri n IS and husr OF Mage Co., requested
tend his funeral no ne Bond II BASIN
Eesr Canal THIS EVENING, at o'slock.
ss- The Members OF WARREN LODGE NO. q Of A Y. M;
IRE requested the Of Baronne and Perldo
STREETS THIS AFTERNOON attend tue funeral u their late
Bruiner FREDERICK EEAHEY. Tbs Members OF the Order
are also reque4ted to attend
On Thursday Sept. ~, at hafpast O'Clock, WILLIAM
JAMES aged II DAYS, of Daniel aud Johanna Phillips
The fnert viii take place THIS EVENING att o'clock from
The residence Mir Philips 10 Circus Friends OF the fam
lily are invited To attend, without further notice.
In CasweN county, North Carolina, Aug. 81, MIS-, MAR
GARRr H. NASH aged about 50 years, at the residence Of
her son, Alfred Nash.
~ Conscious Of her approaching dissolution her last moments
were y cheerful rrsgnaOntp the Divine Wsaud de
sire to depart aud be with God.
Sept. "a, Mrs JUDITH RIggsssssSoN.
Sept. 49, HRaBY No. - - 49, dublin ireland
aged q yS.ssa-~'~1s'1 Z JAM " '''''S @eS~
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A string Of Items.

The name of " SCHOOLGIRLS Store Post-ofice,
Bedsoe county, Tenn has been changed to Nine Mile.
Col. Benjamin Chambers, a Revolutionary hero,
died in Saline county, NO. the 9Th August, aged 81.
The Boston Chronotype, when revived will issue
an edition every day, Sunday included.
The ship Erie, having the Turkish Commission
erl on board. has a7..ved at New York.
The London Times calls our great book publish
ef, Harper, a g Literary Lopet"
Miss Emily Coad is soon TO be married to a Mr.
Buck a young actor of Cincinnati
A Protestant" ticket has been nominated a.
Pttsburg, with Mr. VIM Jeieys at its head for Congrr.
The Peru Ql) Telegraph, states that the potato
section.
A lacetious friend says that dancing women wear
their dresses mdst memento Of respect to deperled
eplodesty. ~
WI, Temperance celebration in Tennessee, lit
tie Sd aupea in the proc sion, be5sng flag which
ssslas inscribed "All's ght when Daddy's sober'
Among the exports from NewYork to Liverpool
for the week ending the Both ut 100 casks port wine
and 10 casks opium.
Rev. Bernard O'Reilly, late of the Wears
General of the Diocese of Buo, hes been promoted to the
Bshopric of Hartford, Conn.
The two splendid new steamships, Arctic and
Baltic which are building for the I, s. mail steamship ine
between New Ork and Liverpool, nearly completed.
| A brick dwelling, belonging to Mr. c. Samuels,
Nashville burned to the ground the Sth inst.
negro boy suspected Of having set the house fire.
Gold has been discovered on the banks of Sug
| Creek, Crawordsvile, Ind. One WISHED out 5000
| worth in a few days
The schooner Dart, Captain Somers, arrived at
Savannah the 18Th from Philadelphia having on board
| locomotive for the Georgia Railroad
| A Northern paper says that although Daniel
Webster hes filed many honorable and important steH
| he has now gone TO FILLMORE. SRnen the !
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hi M asption Of ne cl'y p anu Bro.
s ~ & " sH ss j h 70
W ~. sss Y Which yin ss g " ia oss'
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Mississippi Fire Co. No. 2.

kY- The Officer and Members OF the above
FssaH - Company are requested attend Special Meet
u ssS5f7~ inc 10 he held al the Engine House, on FlDAh
bzlF u EVENING the 10th inst at O'Clock Punctual
80 -lI7TTs n Uareularly desired. By order -
II 81 ''N' - JOHN l. MATHEWS, Secretary.
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~ Professor Dimitrx,s Adde'S hse,,. - : :.
sfsg Sss q Centenary College, Jackson La has een ma
Sse pnrh fern. rnr ale at The ofsae Of the Crescent
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Archaeology,

:, ue uu NOVeau-MOnde, eypresslv f.,
p., the Cr--cent.J ' iO
necent letters from Bagtad annopnoo A.. y,
the Geologist attached to the Con,.; -.li
CapyiHg !ne demarcation of the Turco. Pei
tis. ac VISITED IN going to Bassora, the An,in,
tSs VI Lower Chaldea, until now unkno,,r1 nv
s VI the ancient w, of the Cbaldooa- "0
10y caiied Wesha), where passed the w.
nus Vi Abraham, related in Exodus oconr, ''''
ue"se space, and offer an extraordnar,, l in'
.ho Afch@ologist In an encIosuya u,biaL o'o'' u
~ Saranees, must have been place of MI
iase oeeh discovered great ,numba. ~ lure
oiiiis moulded in plaster in The fnrn, owl
lo ', OF the human bCdy. eoveraJ ,,,i,L u''lei-
infant Varnish, or9amented with nnr,a..o. very
res IN feheh and Opening on the nm S;1I, is
i ..I o. an oval lid, equally ornamental 0 ~
tcher OF medium size wa, a,,aaL1'1 I'.'eu. A
es ss9 eoltin According 10 the accom-. cahu
os ~ gOiu' precious stones, and other
out those examined by Mr., Loftns 40 81 i aoSe
sflned any thing of the kind Tho no longer
ST. ,,'ni previously He, however, had il in
4 Evitb -; PllLs away number of bricks cov.
* r,II ',oi'n characters, and pieces of bekod IA
lin, san.;9 ~ Tue form of cows horns and ~
Isvsb h., NJ inscriptions, like those found AZ H.
lBri,isb NJ ~. Layafd, and which are now in Ei
" tl'i, Museum If the tradition of the o",,I =" EF
20 Dc believed, Wesha should bs the bir,h ttO
: r. Abraham; but in all cases if canno o,'i rs IN
,|iii y Questioned whether it should not bo % PEI
'ntN W OF the Chaldeans. Other tr,y The c0'
), UpsN1Feu from distance these ra,
~ nay Deeh usually inaccessible On an
re hIlaS y g whiHh- shsx-are ~ .Ssnd spesss
Ia goo6 ~. "a 4. n, sils iSsy :
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roper denominations who R4T apn aisss " -
IN, "a diseases euicaer wit dngr c ss AZ
nn. ard flsvays have beens opf .TstRNrY YHouat
,iI,s has become be geneIfia 0SsaA
ESar % conrss The uoicwprd
ication TO-. TO Of the I'd July,
he Pro'oco' cation Fahure at Manches- oueard.'
y,Co large cotton "e'' aOnsvard.
'aris u "" Ere Pic.
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MtssiSsippi.-The Holly Springs North y
70 =. ~ IN 90 ffIJTNNEQ pfOpe
nroI,ce sill open aHts mol n aH.
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NJ IA ilAiT,
together with large assortment Of Caps OF Fur Cloth, and
Glazed Silk and Muslin. My customers and friends WI.
please cali and cse for tsm7eyes.
81 q, ID, BINCE, Cana street.
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r, have '''''-,- -'" C,so,ssAr,, sept lo;a NJ the
ELI. Morton ". .s + a ~ s Sss
,eased NEW sSS, reliable authority nSSD cert
e onir,s tonight aN'"'' ,,ro,u, Sept -;
$4,000. ,rrn into last nisG IVA I'm
e -: g: q a
~ s;5s N a ioar ' Or i've a a
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gTo. Rag IL Na'ee;TR5 sl Sa'V with tdne
.9 1 ''n II. a @ss r }, si signature. ss'
Column nr n rally for the Union Il A men
ss ss s, o d. al We Ss s,sf s. s,' S
all oassesa y, pa' meeting OF any kind e9 M,
such call h sSl The gssslBf!tAa S Al
Na,ehsl d .he Courthouse. Gae 8aaAhPRG EgfS{
occur IN o oa nat 5Iiisb IV6isS 49, - =, \
+: - Death.-Sotch Aissi Z Il
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iKRY HALL, NIolnIse

XII IsspeetfaIly invites the pan n, !, Z,
oEELTING PUBLIC, confidsA u y sessy
Ne wants Of the Transient Wis.,; Bafnufn
NwelI Is any OF his competiton, 4, siner-
Mo, or returning from the North, an -,
II HouRs, to suit the arrival and dJu PEI
and steamers. A fine four horse uslll be
Tendance, 70 convey ga9issengeis " alSle net
,tber estabIisbnlent in the town, and, beinsiy
offer additional inducements 10 the uaVeu
|hest Stewards, Cooks and Servants ore engas
m be gpaYed 10 render the stay Of yisltaIB pi-
2 - " 'f'.4'N- - ~
'aDls' O. A. ABERcn5i6use,
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, Mr.. Clay argued in support of the bill against
some of the objections made to it-he had always
contended that Congress had unlimited power over
slavery in the District, but had, at the same time
held, that while slavery existed in Maryland, it
would be gross breach of good faith toward that
State The question now was in relation to the
abolition of the slave trade-he believed that if the
measure should be passed, il would give peace to
slavery in the District till the time which seemed
to have been rapidly approaching when slavery will
have worked itself out. As to the power OF abol-
fishing this trade, he challenged question, (ahough
We power to abolish slavery was disputed had not
espgress by its laws established slavery in the
& get, and was it true that Congress had not the
!, In stG TO undo its own acts He then drew COM
.''on between the amendment offered by Mr.,
49,, and the original bill, for the purpose Of
- at Southern members ought not to vote
LabEst5a ie latter, because Of the presentation OF
mteile' {UTT-h WAsHNeToS, Sept, l-sP,S,,l
enlaIg considerable debate, ,.,b,sssSFder reia
kaow ,saNIs-95 c5ins was ntitssS ths Territory
table q anhslt ~, ,st, y AK. =.
10 casks Csrej; so cassi Utah. having passed Dotl
70 quarer casks ~ ssre yesterday laid before tn
qa UNI AZ S ss nv BY hm approved, and ar
AUS RIA
,5VTlI5Is1;X aliANDtf Tie Texas Boundary Aci va
brandy ia aois and III by the Secretary Of SlAis
,ivs fexas hy q sFNeiai messenger
lsUtsAR LlNii-5. eI1lfled laE his siltatioa.
n su HAY M "a Sanstl,rs and Henfefenlt
eL0yEs4 5h ,a sss' Vii "a, sir sss
i,lR yTTRIOIs netI.eA i..aff' ee'2se 9
ass'''le e. sss BY IN 4ts 81 y
nlsieianl fsfifaa haFf beer Z
slst,ion ID Maryland q dscig
thaSe iasigl,g q The affIeAel
enI.uI
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In NewYork, Sept 20, WIN J. DEWEY, Of NewOTean
and CoRNELIA Q, MClLHENEY, of NewHOrk.
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Sotjcs.-Ip con5e.ue me steam,
rSssa,ssss Z. .,. Ss oi de r \; cs S..
"a On Saturdays u au30l
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Auction seies- This Day.


j. D. BLAeHE will SELL at 10 O'clock at ia Charities str IL
Winter Clothing, Boots, Shoes and BrOgans.
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llTT7 =
ne yssg s-..H. AbsN cOuo
others %hsq r eef s5i GNIdl MaddS
Ssf1Ies. Nothing Will help cott5 miles wers NOR
than q diversified industry -,SOuHeo, W CuttlUat0y
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gress oH " iiei1 ~ hat
| Tnteligencer WAsassz@bs. g., ~ M, ~.
The first business Nssnt dele.
| House more5entials of Messrs: w u and
refer lne lives Ives from California ~ M has
representa-. ons Mr.. Robinson ha Ior Ser
I OF hi ,sSstituting that the SPe ,ss open''
d by rohers. The amendnle enc; " asyrCt.
!, H Hno nays 80, and the mo-" HI
y io9, 49, - without division. ,aiJ
" ag arc thew are" said seSSrS bJ of Con
IL me- Jown the aisle iollS ,"roar bAt To,;,
IS cam eau Gilbert THESE. gennesn s Spg l1''''
to S faot Of the steps leading 10 ,"G
an Ulcer came down ana az orJer an4,t;on :,
ent The Speaker Liberation OF theHlbert
the ceeded to the consluei iaNNr. Litteoit,e,
'ne t ,ion from Pennsy wanna N ,ae,
MT, , the seat OF Mr., Robbins, ;o,roduced III,
IS OF '"V s~nots-Mr Fremont neIo' of the .e sn
heSe The laws and Judiciary sSS'e a surveyws
ave- over California 10 az to preserve pt-
lcto- Lands in California an" ~ oy,
ship Indian tribes I'M nG Mr. Davis Of Mgssah
New On motion OF &c N the Act of Sd MAJ
nents bill amehuabs on foreign meTenS',
mer. lowing dra ,aI nackages to ChlhuahH'
-ieoa in the orig'aS, british North AEnef!c
=, Ina ,pa, Fe, and 10 ,S S,' United States, was I'd
sSsnce P'aTfSSe she bill to abolish SLAVERY the III ques
hoenue IN was uen taken up, aMS a
elf, we lnm imn ON w" Mr., Stewards amendment "
ut mas, ysry in the District od himself in
North MR.; bili as ePorted by M XIV T% WI
1no be Gps on Thirteen and it was s., oa angina
lnno' tee n o. to pass it in rs 05ssTstj
i mFapSsd his amendment h h OT woni%
Courier o ..,5 nrobable that the 9l'' ant
,;Sings was Pr rUeuts already made Province
s IN a ,lln5"oed desiring ttCgoSen up an
anu, -, Of tSs hope that it mg!eond g.
natures ' w tbe Senate-lO paekas trict OF y S'
Among | OIL W. n tore and for salon pendln
80, or pre7skbES SroUGuFOlishing sla
VI .t.a,.AIU0 kegs Goshen also sur
was ri Butter Tor sale by ,,,,,yOr OF m
s5tiin CHARLES STOUGttEoE Comm;
S As s /, 's seEo ap1 toT al aPpeare
,,Is5aE 2ss rs CHARLES sTouGaL0S:m, that b
DER A 4 s-SITNDRIES- now that
i 4 PICKLES, Ketehups and She stripped
81 s'g hIlls sIusta a; l',sd passed as first II
e; +, BRANInSY Vote for that measure and
Also assseut pass, he would, with consel
n n w ~ / w Afthdraw his amendment for II
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4, 2, a. Abtts'TI77 7'''v''V
LEAH HOTEL, near seemed to

iahon the Flag her, Associate Editor Of :.
~, u has been offered BY S5earesS,,ss
Wv - Sts,,s . siatt First Clerk q the
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Southeast Section, TigOF CirCIe.
MRS. NJ. ID. DIMHFRH, Of New Orleans, whose eHpe
LNH renee as a teacher has Of many years standing,
respectfully announces that she is prepared
the personal direction and supervision of limited number
of YOUNG LADIES' either permanent BOarders and Pupils,
or Day Pupils only.
Her Course OF Education embraces the English and French
Languages in both their elementary and higher bTance
Drawing and mnsc. Spanish, aIln and G,eeE, and The
elements al Practical Science, will also he taught, If desired
The location Of the Academy is highly pleasant aud
leathul, and Ms ID. and her assistants will spare effort
render their pupils proficient in all the domestic and social
Tsiinenents of life ,..,
For terms and further pacuats, apply at NJ. ID DlMl-
TRY'S Orleans Academy s. r. Section of TivO Circle,
naor the mucton of Navades street, SO I'm
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vermont Eiecton The sv yTsS ~ wing, 1925
lss owns stands ts SSs Roberts, democrat 26sS
liz Ls t. sseisa For s 1ss yf Miner
sS s,, y g. lowns Lyma1 S sslS Clark,
as sS; Roberts fee q s0 owns Sg hsbard whig
ssals lQ2s "a dis'r ss6s scattering $50 81 Ss
ssss 81 saa ,s ~ s sac SSs 6s sI d Z
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( Webster he filled many honorable and important ssn nom
A Mr. Ognb be
FH Mp ssr was wy wy l ms became Mrs
iAi mees.hs
:, rs S6anau
than VIII
El maps bad
IS ,non n She WE'LL anu have been much oes
;sauaIhe
W 81 1s Svs otsss IN SAYS i;nTed cotton
slrvse ag good oil m
b64
s on aos section oil uA enough
1vuk away Na9
sn The aocouragingl
1nsha speaks had the
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So d hsss yery me R Sis'

Ere, Esg, ooiooR, he watshoS,tasi al ;'
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BALTIMORE, Tuesday, September IL, 1850.
The bill abolishng the Slave Trade in the Dis
Ct of Columbia has passed the House of Repre-
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I r you want 10 buy CHEAP HAT, go %
l SO 81 BUNCE'S, Canal street
SUPER Xxx MOLKRKIN HATS-Of The ca
- latest Parsiau and New York STYLES, Just received 80
and in store. 80 81 c. D. BUHCE. Canal st, Cd
FES MEM GDODS......AEW STYLES. SsE7s
EsA Fall Fashion, 1850, E<E3
Ca am now opening my Fall Fashions Of =
BEAVER,
SILK,
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I; ~ 8 eao for sa / a e 2lae |
) ooi2satPP s ~; hss fTs ia tgned in
ltsd. o' ~ ss.sss rally is to
1y2s Ml
sgets to Inform @71hez' on Monday
wee ere SsfiISI9;ihis
o ss.s Soltle y I | SThis morning, about
Oo'iss. ssseslse in the rear of
80 Sheet. 49,, s,'s.sSEest side of the
bo.ana iets,,,,l ~ Irs =. am ere
A' ny si1 bsliae, ~ !, ,, ~ " ss ~
aySSS,ss q na w.o w, .ois,is al en-
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RsY STEAMBOAT a
DEPARTU RES.

ts- Steamer wooDsMAN viii pay any debts. 10
iriced by order or knowledge Of .,.e, . 81
sis 81 r. PERhuNCEla Master
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n. s. MAIL sTEAMsHIp LINE.

~ Notice to Disehargng CerSs and Draymen. We will
sl42g GOODRICH & Ct
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ate lance Is pa
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Lpt. Iatimer,
ug., Uid Jalla.
Ie Cumberland,
he cholera was
and arivcd. 50
le space oil i've
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NVULA sSES-3O barrels reb0ed in store for sale BY
WI Is Il. ]. HART co. 70 Tchoupioulas st.
LNOH BALE-SOuth west corner, s. feet on Erato, %
i feet on White street, with substantial and well finished
frame one story DWELLING and Out buildings,
T. n. HAILES, under st Charles,
SIS lUt near Common st.
IOIGhLESl0O eases half gallons qts aud pts Doughty
Underwood Wells, Miller Il Provost, in store and
for sale by
III E. J. HART 81 CO. 70 TchoupitOulas al.
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uezen and = IA - J,
Tss...,..-zg ned in
| II 49, rally is to
+zsafez, on Monday
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT andlnter

estIng to all. Read the opinions Of mem
bers of Congress and Ex Governors in regard
II hest preparation used for Dyspepsia, Asthm
aud Dehilty. From 9. S. Phelps and W Up
ham Of Vermont, J. F. Simmons and L. n. Ar
mold Of R. !. !. T. Morehead Of Kentucky
VIM. Woodbridge Of Michigan, NJ. L. MART
from Wisconsin Territory, "Having used Green
Orygenated Bittsrs, and from knowledge Of tl,eil
etfacacy IN other cases, we cheerfullv recommend
them to the public, believing that they will ful
~ sustain the recommendation Of the Propria
tor"
From Hon. r. D. Foster of Pennsylvania, 81
was dyspep,c sufferer about ten years, and re
sorted to various medicines for relief without
success, until used the Oxygenated Bitters.
used about two bottles ana find myself restored
to perfect health. The forms Of the disease il
my case were great acictiy Of Stomach, lossvt
appetite, extreme hatulence, severe constipaof
of the bowels and severe headache" lfyouare
suffering from any of these forms Of Dyspepsia
or Asthma attended with arrangement of tel
stomach, or general debility, don't fail to try THU
invaluable REMEDY. There is no better medi
cine for females suffering from uterine derange
ments arising from wes kness or nervous debi
! ity. Price 400 per bottle, bottles for IS OF
Green s. Fletcher general agts. No Ledge
Building, South Sd st. Philadelphia. Soil
| wholesale and Retail by James Wilson, Drug.
gist Port Deposit Cecil Co.
March 8, 40.
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This me 1cine was prepared by regular
phys icien and is the result of an extensive prac
tice of several years in Il bilious climu,e--it is
entirely a vegetable preparation and may be ia
kon by any one with perfect safety 10 the m ost
delicate constitution.
The following extract is from the Farmers
and Emgrants Hand Book" a valuable work of
abou, 500 pages, recently published by Messrs.
Appleton s Co. New York. In chapter S; page
235, the author in speaking of Fever and AZ ue,
remarks:
"1hcre is a most admirable medicine sold in
most Of the Western cities, which we can con
scicntiously recommend for FEVER and AGUE
and other bilious Diseases it is the INDIA
CHOLAGOGUE, which Is prepared by Or. Os-
good Of New York, who has made the billions
disorders Of the West his special study. We
are no friend to those medicines usually called
patent, but we have had am pie opportunity of
knowing ths Invaluable effects Of the Choagogue
n..BilIious cases.
Extract ola letter from Nlessrs. ScATTEaGooD
HAvERsrlcH x C", ofPhiladelph
PmLApELpIIA, cd mo cath 1912.
! DR.. C, OSgood:- Respected Friend We
have had occasion to see the good effects ofthy
medicine in the case Of young man who had
been troubled with chils long tiine and cou Id
not get clear of them, but since he commenced
taking bottle OF thy preparation has entirel J
| recovered, and is now becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
SCATTERGOOD IlAVENSTICK s Co.
Numerous other Ger tfcates from men hfTl
CHEST responsibility testiiying 10 the grea ent
acv ut the n ,dicine can he seen Oil applet did
under-igned--alsu n small treatise on theah an
ses treatment and cure OF Fever and Ague ton
other diseases % bilious climates may be eau
gratis ofany of the follow ny named ACTS.
DR.. Joseph Wallace Elkton, Charles E, Rot
erts Cecrlton. A. w. Davis Iiavre de Grace
James Wilson Port Deposit, John Fl. Clayton
Church Hill. Godwin & Gibson Centrevrle
George F. Brown, & Bro and Irwin Smit h.
=" wholesile agents for Blltl more.
SCHOOL S>OKS.-Payfairs EucIdD a
/ O,e's Algebra, Grinishaws Rome NJ itchelI's
Smiths ana Olneys Grographys Constock's
Chemistry, Grcrnsey's United States, Adamt
and Ross' Latin Grammar, Ollcnderf's FrcncI
Exercises, Angels series Of Reading Books, to
ether with variety ol miscellaneous Books.
for sale by BROWN s. MCINTYRE.
Sept. 10.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-12
ELKTON ACADEMY.

The Trustees of the Eikton Academy
respectfully annouoce to the public that
the duties OF lh,s Institution will b Iesu
med on Monday next, the Sd OF Septem
Der.
The ,urse of instruction under the
Principal Mr.. JOHN A. GETTY. will
be OF an extensive character; embracing
the elementary tranches, as well as those
which are comprised in regular collie
giate education
From the numerous testimonials sub
mitted by Mr.. Getty, all OF which concur
in representing him as an instructor of a
sur.rior order, the Trustees will select
for reference in this notice, those only
of Joseph Henry, Esq. LII. D., Secretary
of the Smithsonian Institute, Washington
City; Rev. Dr.. Wylie, vice-Provost OF
the University of Pennsylvania. Phila-
delphia; Rev. DR.. Humphreys, and Revr
DR.. Carnahan, President of Princeton Col
lege, N. J.-Professor Mclean Of this
College, in one of his communications
says: Some OF the best prepared sstu-
ents who entered the junior class at
rince:on, Were educated bv Mr.. Getty
Tie Principal is also authorized 10 refer
to several distinguished members OF the
U. S. Senate.- Mr. Getty's testimonial
are open to all VINO desire to inspect
them.
The Female department, under the SUI
pervision of the Principal, will be con-
Quoted by Miss. Gym rHIA SMITH, who
has been recently an assistant teacher in
the "Troy Female Seminary,n under that
distinguished and accomplished scholar,
Mrs. EMMA WILLARD, and who bring
from that lady letters Of the very highest
character.
In addition to the usual branches of an
Academical education, including knowl
edge of the French and German lam
guages, Miss Smith will give instruction
in the construction of Maps, IN Drawing
and Painting, and also in Vocal and In
strumental Music.
The Trustees, therefore, take great
pleasure in recommending this Instlru-
ton othe public, with an assurance, that
under its present organization, all the
branches OF substantial as well as lib
eral and accomplished education, may be
acquired therein.
By order Of the Board,
F. A. ELLIS, Sec'ty.
Elkton, Sept, Att.