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JUST ARRIVED
A Hs ndsome Assortment Of
New Spring and Summer Goods,
AT THE
JUST ARRIVED
AT THE
CHEAP srORE,-Eaa end Of Elk,on.

| a lHE
CHEAP STORE,-East end Of Elkton.
WIN. PELL takss this method Of informing
w the citi1cns of Cecil county, that he still
continues to sell Bargains in Dry Goods, Gro.
osrIes, kc., purchased in Phladcl phia and Bal
timors at the very lowest figure, which enables
him to ssll at astonshfngly low prices, and to
offer to purchasers greater Inducements than he
has .vsr before done. His principle in business
shilling" and he always endeavors to give his
customers the worth Of their money, for then
they are sure 10 come again.
He invites attention to the following cata-
logus ofgoods, will BE- found inferior to none in
this market.
DRY GOODS Superb Linen I.ustrss for
IL esnts per yard, Lawns and Bereges. hne CAM
bnc and Book Muslius, figured and striped ditto
alpacas, worry cheap, new style Ginghamn and
Mouslin de LANES, very pretty, Ladies cambria
and Lawn Hdkfs. new style, I.acss aud Edg-
ngs from l cent up, Ladies' worked COLLAR,
summer shawls, gimp fringe and trimmings,
braid,nga, general variety, Calico at 4, 5, s, 8
and 10 cents II can't 10 beat, Cloths, Cnssi-
nsres and Vestings, a great variety, Driilings,
bleached aud brown, Superior shifting and sheet
ing, flannel, white, red and yellow canton Gan
mel, brown and blcached, Of superior quality,
Linen Table Covers, towel linen, and crash. bed
ticking from ~ to Is cents, now style neck and
pocket hands,. hosiery, gloves, suspenders, gen.
| tlemen's standing collars, cotton laps and wad-
ding, Irish linen and brown Holland, very sub
stantsi.
GROCERIES 4 vARiETy.-sug.r, coffee,
toa, chocolate, molasaes, meal -four, cheese.
crackers, bacon, dried beef, sassages, beef,
tongues, lard. horrin &, mackerel, salt, candles,
soap. candle sticks, spades, shovss, hoes, rakes,
forks paints. oils. glass and putty, dye stuffs,
wood saws, buckets, cutlery, fishing tackle,
scrubbing, clothes and shaving brushes, Wei
backing, powder and shot, percussion caps, pen
knives, scissors, comb', pocket books, school
books, ink and inkstahds, writing paper. steel
pens, sverpoints, slates. pencils, silk and bead
purses. confectionery, perumer,y pickles, cigars
and tobacco, china, glass and queensware,
earthenware, &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING.-Coat vests,
Pantaloons, overcoats, shirts, drawers, gloves,
suspenders, crayats, pocket hdkfs, cloth and
glazed caps, silk, straw, fur and palm leaf ha ts;
boots and shoes, beautiful variety, and cheap
FURNITURE.-A general assortment
Furni ture, we'll made and very cheap, such a.
mahogany and cane seat rocking chairs, wind
sor chairs Of every variety and pattern, bureaus,
tables, beds,eads, stands, cradles, window blinds
looking glasses, mattresses, &c., with many
other articles not enumerated.
U5Call and examine his stock, and learn
his prices, ho pledges himself to give general
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
custom. Don't forget the place, PELL'S
Mayf Cheap Store, Elkton.
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P o L I T | e A L .
CLIQUE Candidate.

Mr.. Lowe in his speeches, and the Lo
eofoco press in every part OF the State
says the Frederick Examiner, indulge ir
the free use Of Mr.. Clarke's name 10, Gov
ernor, as the offspring Of a Clique. Now
whether this be a fact or not, it is not ma
terial to the issue, as Mr.. Clarke is hailed
throughout Maryland, not only by the
Wing press, but by every true and faithful
member Of the party, as the wing nomi.
nee. II his clique was stronger than those
chqu,s, that arrayed themselves against
him, il such there be, and ii these cliques
thinking themselves stronger than his, en-
tered INTO the Convention, with the hon
orable determination to abide the decision
OF that convention, then he is fairly nom.
mated, and fully and honorabIy entitled
to their support.
Now, how stands the case with Mr.
Lowe, is he the candidate OF the masses
of his party? Is he not tn. candidate Of
the "CUsToM HOUSE CLIoUE' in the city
OF Baltimore? Did not he and his friends
force the matter by prediction IN the
Wards in the city of Baltimore dropping
all other asplrants in the Locofoco ranks
for the office Of Governor, by selecting MIR.
Cuttings as his opponent, thus combining
the issue between himself and Cuttings,
and rallylng this noisy clique with its
power against one man! Was his nomi.
nation procured fairly? This charge
by Mr. Lowe who is nothing more than a
"cIique candidate" himself, against Mr..
Clarke, is intended cunmngly to invite
the attention Of the public from his own
position.
What say the leading prominent me n
bers Of the Locoloco party in Baltimol.
Why, that Mr.. Lowe was nominated by
fraud and trlckery. This accounts for
his greet anxiety to keep up the charge Of
"clique candidate" against Mr.. Clarke,
knowing It to be tender point with him
self Keep the public eye on Mr. Clarke
continually, that's his policy, but my gra-
cious never turn attention to my nomlna-
lion! But the people Of Baltimore city
are not SO easily to be hoodwinked upon
the subject OF his nomination, and they
will let him know it through the ballot
box-they will let him know there are
other interests TO be consulted there, b..
sides those OF the "Custom House Clique"
they will let HIM know, that although,
1t may BIZ an easy thing to procure a nomi
nation through the management of party
friends against the wishes Of the party it.
self, it is not so easy matter 10 manage
the peoples votes BY that sort OF politiea al
jugglery and political legerdemain. All!
Mr.. Lowe, this thunder Of yours, will be
turned against you, and you and your Gus
tom House Regulars, will be made 10 feel
the grape OF your own artillery taken
from, and turned upon you by ireemsn.
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This me1icine was prepared by regular
phys icien and is the result of an extensive prac
tice ofscvcral years in q bilious climate--it is
entirely vegetable preparation and may be Ia
ken by any one with perfect safety 10 the most
delicate constitution.
The following extract is from the Farmers
and Emigrant's Hand Book"a valuable work Of
about 500 pages, recently published by Nessrs.
Appleton CO. New York. In chapter s; page
235, the author in speaking Of Fever and Az ue,
remarks:
"1here is most admirable medicine sold in
most Of the Western cities, which we can Co
scientiousy recommend for FEVER and AGUE
and other bilious diseases, it is the INDIA
CHOLAGOGUE, which is prepared by DR.. Os.
good of New York, who has made the bilious
disorders Of the West his special study. We
are no friend to those medicines usually called
patent, but we have had ample opportunity of
knowing the Invaluable effects ofthe Choagugue
in. Bilious cases."
Extract ola letter from Messrs. ScArrEuGoop
HAyERsTicx 4 Co, Of philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA. I'd mo. 24th 1912.
DR.. C. Ossood:-Respected Friend, wv
have had occasion 10 see the good effects oftlc
medicine in the case ola young man who had
been troubled with chlls u long tine and could
not get clear Of them, but since lie commenced
taking bottle Of thy preparation has entirely
recovered, and is now becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
Numerous other certificates from persons
CHEST responsibility tes,lfyng to the great eli
acy Ut the medicine can be seen on applicai
undersigned-aiso small treatise on the
ses treatment and cue Of Fever and Ague, onM
other discusses O! bilious climates may DO mud
gratis Of any Of the follow ing named Agts.
DR.. Joseph Wallace Elkton, Charles E. Rob
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become tHe VICTIM OF q AcKE AZ, as
by the prescriptions contained in this hook any
one may cure himself, without hndrance to bus
mes. or the knowledge of the most intimate
tlend, and with one tenth the usual expense. In
EDITION to the general routine of diseases, it
uIy explains the cause Of carly decline with
observations on msrriage-besdes many otheI
arrangements which 1t would not BIO proper to
enumerate in the public prints.
I%Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE EMIT
enclosed in letter, will receive one copy of thi
book, by mail, or five copies will be sent for o n
dollar: Address, "DR. w. YOUNG, M. l5s
SPRUCE Street. PHILADELPHIA" Post paid.
IiDr. Young Gun be consulted on any Of
he diseases described in his different publica-
lions at his office Is: Spruce street, every day
between and 5 O'Clock, (Sunday IS * ceptsd.
Got 10 On.
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Sign Of the Big Boot.
70 s ALE.

The FARM a mile north of Elkton, Of the
late Mrs Ann Fl. Tally, now occupied by John
Davis containing about 1870 ACRES Of Land,
ANA part n wood.
&3!!nA The buildings are a comforta-
~ sii& bile two Story FRAME DIV Ell.
sss3 LlNG-Frame Barn, Stable, &c,
&c! .fLSO
100 ACRES Of Meadow Land half mile rom
Elkton and lying between the above mention
ed Farm and the Lands or Mr.. JACOB c How.
ard-it will be divided to suit purchasers.
Also
lot of 8 ACRES-south Of eurnells Mill,
adjoining Col. Groemcs Land.
Also
the lot at the corner Of the Landing Lane on
which 10 the house known as the Old PJorho USE
also
the Wharf Lot at the bridge non occupied az
q Lumber Yard by Mr. john A. Jo I'm son--o
which are two tencments.
also
8 adjoining lots of WOODLAND al AnE3s1&.
Egg Hill, 2l, 22 and "a ACRES S8&
respectively -pnrtly of Chesnnt, and 69VSR
a tract of5l ACRES of cleared
Land forming tract of us ACRES.
AND
the Upper Wharfa, Elk Landing.
Apply to
JOHN PARTRIDGE
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A huly Valuable Family Medicine.
hsr. WorsdclIs Vegetable RestOra
tive IsiIiS

1
These Pills are certs in cure (if taken in &C..
cordance to the directions inclosing the box)
| Tor Dyspepsia, sick Headache, Liver Con,pleini
| Influenza, or severe colds, Rheumatism, ana. al.
diseases arising from improper exposure, Impu-
rites Of the blood, dsordered Stomach, and Bill
lious Habits, Fever and .1gue, SC, &c.
They a 70 compounded Of pure vegetable In
gredieats and are Sc gentle in their effects upon
the system that the tenderest Infan: or tho mos
delicate Female may take them with perfect
| safety, yot the mos. desperate diseases yield at
once to to tne:r curative power.
Read the following confirmation OF the above
| from highly respectable Lady ofCecil county
DR.. .4lfred Weeks,
Dear Sir.-A sense ofduty to my fellow
mortals prompt me to make this public ac-
| know lcdgemant Of the great and invt iuab |
benefit have derived from the Use of 20 u
| WorsdeIls Vegetable Restorative Pills.
| was afflicted with burning pains in my aldo
on and left side, with indigestion and censtthe.
alton wsllw ich grew upon me for IA years
oulcd get no 70 ief AMI was finally broughn
| my bed where lay suffering greatly until abht
| three years ago when fortunately becameat
| ware through your agent here Mr.. To II
Knight OF the high estimation in which
Pills were held by those who had tried them
and commenced using them, ami after using
few boxes found by the blessi ing or God
WoHt peTittdneHt euro HaO DeeH Objected.
With the earnest hope that this statemon
may prove of service to the affl icted
subscribe mysef yout greatly obliged friend.
Mrs. PHOEBE BAIRD
Wood Lawn, Oct, Attn '49.
These Pills arc for sale by Brown 4 McIntirs
Elkton; b. G. GOWN, Cowantown; Stephen b.
Ford, N East; z. B. Graham, Charlestown n;
Cochran & TayIo, Perryvlle; T. H. Knight,
Wood Lawn; J. A. Atkinson & Bro. Por. Depos
il; Henry Bennett, Frenchtown X Roads; Jno.
Morton, Warwick; james l.. Pryor, Head
Of Sassairas; r. b Crookshanks, Csciiton; Ed.
+. Osburn Fredericktown, Cecil county.
Brston Principal Agon, No lo7 w. Fayett
St. Baltimore Md.
Oct Is az
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Fishing Shores TO Rent.

The subscriber will rem: for one or
more years, his two Fishing Shores oc,
cuPled last season by John b. YaIna',
an" John Madden, IT,, prcf'ob'u. oa'a
SHORES are situated opposite the susque-
mamma River. aud are known as Maulden's
Mountain Fisheries. There is good
Houses: Sheds and Troughs on said shore
10 good Tenant the Rent will BIZ MADE
moderate. Possession given immediate
~. JOHN MAuLDEN, Senr.
North East, June 22nd Sow.
*.'Harford Madasonian copy Sw.
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This is to Give Notice, That the
subscriber Of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Cour, Of said county, lie,
t'rs Of Administration Oh the personal es-
tate OF Richard Girvin late OF said county
deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhbi, the same with the
vouchers thereof, duly authenticated, on
Or before the Goth day Of April 1851 they
may otherwise BY law, be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. All persons in
debses 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate paymen. to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of
June 1850.
ABSALOM McVEY, Admir-.
els 50 -6w.
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Astrolog, Astronomy, Threnolo.
gy, and Geomancy.
BY PROFESSOR C. w. RODACK.

| ny PROFESSOR e w. RODACK,
FROM SWEDEN.
OFFICE No. II LOCUST STREET oPPo.
SITE MUSICAL FUND HALL,
PHILADELPHIA Pa,
S25, 600 HAVING BEEN WON BY my nu
msrous fricnAds on the late Presidential Flee
tion, should convince those skeptical persons
who talk oftailsres, that no such word AZ fail u
or has boon known by the eminent and dis!in-
guished As,ronimer and Astrologer, c. w. RIO.
BACK, during his experience Of over quarter
sfa century. Do you doubt predestinaton!
then why can not every man gain the celebrity
Of Gen. Ia ylor, u Daniel Webster or Henry
Clay? and yet there are rome who are foolish
! enough to doubt that Z man may be born with
the power to see into future events. How can
it be possible that the destiny of man should be
governed by the mere shutting Of pack of
| cards? and yet there are Thousands who allow
themselves, v it'll open mouths, ~ swallow the
greasy words Of some old woman, whose true
skill consists in filling them with wonders that
are more difficult for the digestion of others, who
are more credulous, yet more scieatihc. 1t is
such that bring discrcdit on profession that ahs
been acknow lodged 10 DO science Of the high
est order, from time imnicmoral, and is the on
, profession that has holy authority to sustain
and Cb,rl,s Iohn R.r,.d,,t.. lat. Kin, ofSwe'
dem had f., as,r,ioav' i. .hnwn hv ,I:;, ls,,sr.
ar thai N.,.x;,ss ~ Tho .nlsr,i,,s- s,hch !,
will give him great pleasure in showing TO those
who favor him with call.
.,.n,, h. IN, N. nous, IN civ. inch ;,fa,na.
ton n. viii cficcfuallv rede.m .uch A. arc given
to IN. too f,sa M. If Inc ho,,l. n. IL ,l.o ear.
,blo of cn,u. d;scs YES hcrs,ofor, considered ~.
cur,hI, i, ,h's Country NV The . i;narv med;.
c;nss and w;0h.s Iii ~ o;vo lin a c.,l ub,
Inv. becn GIVEN IN NV their nh vs;r;,n, md " i.l
~ h. m ID n. III war,.r, y c,rs !, Ill casc.
and w;Ii m,k. no cbaros e.ceu f., the conn.
1,,;on. h. Oh II, n,,I.s ,..s ot;,, h;s oa.e H. ia
.Na" ,.l.J ",ho, ,,;v;,' -. Ia nn.,or. a.
cn,di,r IN Geoma,cv nm. ot tho sven noints
in ~. scs,cs NJ s,,olonu ,h., !, ia Ho,tscona
or Oh. sn,,,. sv.n,s ,r 8 ns,snn,s nG, c,refIIS
m ,o"I.,a| and ,r."s.r;hs, on ,'anar contanimg
m oo"n, NY Ill i.L ,,,a ",. rp do W. IN III.
"n a'eo"". y, an 'usny a"u a' s;' ,. ~ o"e
!, as, I ~ y ,I;ol, "v ,". ,h'r,ando in ,h'a
..' ~ .'t,a. ' o1I hoa ,o ,s"",.n,ad rn,.
So"n,y NJ. ,hs, h.a ,,.',' h'ads ~ ,,,a an,n,,
. Arn .t..' u.s nau oee. 49,. han.r
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New Spring and Summer Goods

WIN. TORBERT, would respectfully y
w form the public, that he has received
large and we'll selected stock ofDRY GODS,
purchased from tho best houses in Philadelphia
and embracing general variety Of styles sui.a
BILE for Spring and Summer wear.
Believing he can sell quite as low, and prob
ably little lower than most dealers, he would
respectfully ask call from persons DESTROYS o
purchasing
Thankful for the liberal patronage h eretofor
extended HIM, he would respectfully salicit,a
continuance Of the same. NTH, Buskin
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This is to Give Norice, That the

This is to Give No1ice, That the
subscribers Of Cecil county have obtained
rom the Orph ANS CouIt Of SAID county ls,
ers Of Administration on the personal es-
tate Of William S Barr late Of said
county deceased. All persons having
claims sgaInst,hs said deceased, are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on or
before the 25lh day Of May 1881 otherwise
BY they may be excluded from all be"e-
Fl, of said es,a,e. All persons indebted
10 raid estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to The subscriber. Given
our hands ,hisl5'h day OF June 1850.
JAMES McINTlRE,)
ROSA ANN BARR, Al.n'r.
June Is '5O-6w.
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A SonG-Dearest Home.
AsR-Dsnrei M

AIR-Dsnrea Mae.
vTb within q saic that blooms
With DON ers Of every hue
That with their sweet Psrfunes
Odor an Eden Wow
Where trees in graceful blending
Embower fairy homo,
And calm content is lending
it, charms, you'll find my home.
U, dearest hone'
Ifever l should roam,
You'll beam 10 bright,
In mem'ry's light,
And sorrow drive away
When evening sprinkles far up there
Her twinkling starry light,
And moonbearn ina flood the air
With silver z loriou, bright,
No fairies then dance on the green,
Nor ~ lpis thro' woodland roam,
30 light at heart NJ ween,
Al peace within my home!
0, dearest hotnei &c.
The pomp Of power, wealth or state,
The pleasures these may bring,
IL me no longing can create
They arc an empty thing
All may worship there at will,
At mad smbitlons throne.
But gladly forth in song III trill
The joys Ut peaceful hose.
y, dearest homo, &c.
Throughout the world so dreary,
Psrchance | oft must roam,
And then what thought, 80 ,hsery
AZ that which tells OF home
ahome where love 10 blooming
In wife and child 10 dear.
find when returned from roaming,
How sweet will homo appear.
0, dearest home, &c.
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NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors Of
~ John N. Y. Ryan, that personal Ischargs
hath been granted 10 said debtor, and that
the twenty frs, day Of October, being the first
hsy OF our county court next succeeding this date,
oath been set cparl for the final hearing in his
hase, where his creditors may attend, and .hew
Co use il any they have, why final discharge
caall not be granted said debtor
Test. R. c. HOLLYDAY, elk
July SIN Of Cecil county Ceut
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To the Public.

The subscriber (not being engaged ia
any other business) has resumed the pras
tice OF Land Surveying, Conveyancing,
&c. Being acquainted with the different
qualities OF soil in The neighhorhood, per-
sons wishing to buy or sell Land would
find it to their advantage TO give h,ma
call. JETHRO JOHNSON.
Near North Fast, Cecil Co., Nd.
June l ;50-tf.
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NOTICE..

The Commissioners of Cecil county
will meet at their office in the Court
House on Wednesday, the 3lst day OF Ju-
~, inst, to make their annual levy.
By Order,
P. G. RICKETTS,, elk.
July, 2O-tm.
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CLOTHZyyG.

WIN. G. LOWE respectfully informs his
w friends and the public generally, that he
is now making upat his extensive clothing es,ab-
lishment. No. 81 Market Street. between Front
4 Second, Wilmington, large and fashionable
assortment of clothing, which he intends selling
at the lowest prices for cash. Thankful for the
patronage heretofore so literally extened to him
he respectfully invites continuance Of the Same
Clothes made to order at the shortest notice, in
the hest and most fashionable manner.
Wilmington, Dol. July IS ly
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This is to Give Nsuce; That the

I Ills IS 10 GIVe Utllct, Nat lUe
subscriber Of Cecil county hath obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, lei
.ers Tes'amen,ary on The personal estate oil
HANNAH Pnce late Of said county de-
csaeed All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated, on or before the 18th day
OF May 1851, they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
to The subscriber. Given under my hand
thi, 18Th day June 1850.
SAMUEL PRICE, Ex'u.
June IS '5O-6w,
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MlS0 .. }. lUKNEy,
PRINCIPALS.
The undersigned have boon w,ues..s, for
three years past, Of the ex ccllence Of Mrs.
Beach's mode OF teaching, and can thnreforo
speak with confidence in commanding her 10 the
public. Her torInor experience az the hca d of a
Female Seminary in New England. her fam.l-
arty with all The branches necessary to bc ,auynt
her untirlny energy, love Of the work Of ins,rvc-
ton; and peculiar tact in discipline, combine 10
render her one OF the best instructors 10 whom
the education ofyoung ladies' can be entrusted
ksv. GEO. BURROWS, Col. J. J. ilEcxAnr,
A. Anderson, Esq, Mr.. J. W. AnRAnAns
Mr. EDWIN WiLMER, Mr.. J. l.. Maxwell,
q. PuaAhLL 80. Port Deposit, Nd
N. b. Thnstitut ision situated on tho road
ntcrsectin. Bel-air aud Wilmington road and
between Port Deposit and Battle Swami, ceci
county, Md. The location is very elevated and
surrounded by large and beautiful grove where
pupils may ENJOY their juvenile sports, and bo
protected by me toiage from tho avs Of tho "a 4
Dali intercourse may be had by Stoan,boat and
Railroad with Baltimore and Philadelphia. adv
deduction made Tor voluntary ubsenc. duripy
term time. Thereaeliers will exerc Is. nrentn.
care over Pupils.
The following gentlemen recommend thu In
cation Of this institution as having been o.s az
the most hon Ithy residences in the country.
Cornelius Smith, Esq, CORNER resident.
Allen Anderson, Esq II. b. Brouphton. NJ. d.
William Norris, NJ. y. W. u. Rowland, /"
John Evans Jaa -. so.
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Doctor Yourself,
For 2J Cents.

by MEANS OF THE POCKET
EscULAPIUs, or, every ons
his o'cn Physician twenty
fourth edition has upwards
Of a hundred enyra wings,
showing diseases in every
shape and form, and rnnl-
form,tions of the systems,
BY w. YOUNG, NJ. u
The time has now arriv
cd, that persons suffering
from diseases need no more
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NoIiCE !. hereby gwen, to tho crsdi.on q
~ hilbert fu'ter' that 4 personal disch.rp.
ha'n ooen grained % said debtor, and that the
twenty htst Gay Of October. being the frat day
nath been sot apart fol tho Gnal hearing in hi,
sise' where his creditors may attend. AMI .bs,-
cause, ifany they have. why final di,rharo,
shall nut be granted said debtor.
Test. R.C. HOLLYDAY. elk
July Q sm ofCscl count, Cam,
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j. d. oREh. n. 8. HoPKIN
John NJ. Orelll Co.
erchant Tail'Ors
AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, C.7SSLMERES AND VEsTLN GS
23O Market st. N. W. Cor. Of Charles.
b a LIT Nj RE.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING Of 8 uperio,
Quality. ONE PRICE ONLY
an tn rs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-10

NOTICE is hereby gwen to the creditor Of
IN 1homas J. Wilson, that . personal dis.
charge hatl, been granted to said dsbtsr, and
that the twenty first day Of Octooer, being til.
INST Day of our county court next succeeding this
date, hath been vet apart for the final hearing in
n's case where his creditors may attend, and
e.ew cause, 1t any they lave why final die
change sha II not be granted said debtor.
Test X. c. HOLIDAY, elk
July 9nl Of Cecil county Cont.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-10
Asts, Hats.

Fashionable Silk Hats, mems and Buys China
Pearl do, Straw, German Straw, Seanett, Palm
Leaf, Drab Wool, mems Panama, do. Russia
SLOUGH, boys brilliant Braid, Tor sale by
Map 10 VIM. TORBERT.