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GRAND DIVISION S. OF T.
State of Md,

= This body will hold its next Grand
Session in Port Deposit, on the 18th Of
July at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Representatives OF this county are
earnestly requested TO be present at the
opening session. Members of Grand
Division of the adjoining States are here
by cordially invited to attend
On the 18th there will be Grand
Mass Meeting in the woods OF c. Smith,
Esq.
EDWIN WILMER. G. W.P.
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GRAND CELEBRATION
UFTIiE
SONS OF TEMPERANCE
AT PORT DEPOSIT, MD,
JULY 10Th, 1890.

JULY 10Th, 1890.
The Sons ofTenperance will hold a Grand
Mass Meeting and Celebration of the order at
Port Deposit, ON the above named day, in honor
OF the Grand Eivsion on the occasion OF their
Quarterly SESSION at that place.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The procession will form at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
in front Of the Hall and proceed to the ground
m the following order.
LIST Chief Marshall with scarlet sash and scroll
(mountcd)
Sd Committee arrangements with rosett on left
breast
Sd Officers of the Grand Division (inI Baroucles
4th Orators of the day and Grand Chaplain On
Barouche
5th y. u. q. w. Pa,rarchs two abre st.
9th Members of the Grand Division, , abreast.
9TH Assistant M'rshall amounted with blue sash
aud wand
Sth BAND OF Music.
9Th Divisions Of Cecil two abreast
10th Assistant Marshall mounted t,ith blue sash
and wand
lin Divisions Of Hartford county two abreast
18th Divisions OF Pennsylvania and Delaware
18th Visiting Members.
II is confidently expected that this will be the
greatest dcmonsti alton OF the order ever nsd in
the State, all the DIVISIONS are ,nviiod and will
be reprrse ntsd, as also many from 7, nnsyl
and Delaware. A cordial invitation is extened
u the brethren throughout the State and the
adjoining States TO unite with lis on tho occa-
SION. Dnncr and horse feed provided Oh the
ground A. SNOW, Cniet Marshall.
WM. PAPER, ID T.. ii. EMORY,
f. 4. TARn,NG, GEO. BRoMrlELp,
ID. Il. ORR. Committee Of Arrangements.
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Last night in the Legislative Assembly, they
had under consideration set of resolntions pro-
posed by Mr.. Bolton; in detail a complete
scheme of republican government Tie debate
was the most exciting one that has ella imed the
attention of that body for some time 1t being
pu, 10 vote, the House voted for Republication
and revolution! Tho vote stood forty-six to
thirteen.
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MARRIED On the Goth INST, by the
Rev. J. d. Long, MI. Alexander Nc
Conaughy TO Miss Rebecca S., daughter
OF j. B. Ayres, all OF Delaware City.
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SCNthCS.
va IT. E.

TNfIE subscriber having purchased the entire
Il stock of IRON, STEEL, con-, &c.. on
tho first Of the year, Of II, Garrett & CO., now
offers for sale at his old stand. No, 81 Shiplcy
Street, WnMINGToN, n general assortment OF
American and Foreign Io,, consisting Of best
refined round iron from inches TO sis of an
inch. with all the ntermediate sir 3. Square
on both hammered and rolled, from l inch 6
to Id of an inch. Flat iron. best refined of III
widths and thicknosses. A general assortme I
OF Band and Scroll iron; very superior article.
Common English iron Of all sizes, Of good quail
ty, at very low prices.
Hoop iron from '-2 inch wide to 10. Ham
mered iron and slit rods of all Sizes Horse ma il
rods, Norwegian and Junatta oval and hall
oval, for coach makers; cast, shear, blister ma
chinery and spring steel. Wagon and Dearborn
boxes from l-2 to l-2 inches, horse nails, &c
Also, general assortment Of Grindstones
consisting Of Berea, New Castle and Nova SEQ
tia, part Of which is believed to be equal if not
superior, TO any ever offered in this city. A Iso
about two thousand bushels Of Lemons hest
Coal, all (which will be sold low 70, cash or
short acccptances. THOS. GARRETT.
Wilmington DAl., 10 eft
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Gu A NJ O

Gu A NJ o.
THE Subscribers have in store and offer for
sale in lots 10 snit purchasers, 400 tons superior
Dry Patagonia.
nd two hundiep tons
GOVERNMf Mt PERUVIAN GUANO, ot
in bags and barrels. The quality If the above
enable us to recommend |, with confidence o.
Farmers and other- Interested. A Ii5orald
ductiun made to Store kec ers.
OIL.
Blcaclled and Unbeached Sperm, Sober, Ele.
plant and Whale Oils Also Tanners oils o
all descriptions. 49,.
ALLEN s NEEDLES,
% and % South Wnarves, ner Cnesnut st
PHILADELPHIA A.
"ANTED,- Black Oak Bark, for which
w the highest market price will he pad. in
cash ~ goods. WM. FELL.
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This is TO Give Notice, That the

This is TO Give Notice, That the
subscriber of Cecil county ha. obraihr,j
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
isr' of Administration OIL the personal es-
tate OF Ricl,ald Girvin late of said county
deceased. All persons having cla,ms
against the said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, daily authenticated, on
Or before the 26ih day of A?ril 1851 they
may otherwise by law, he excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons il
debled 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate payment TO the subscribe
Given under my hand this l5,h day O.
June 1850.
ABSALOM M>VEY, Admir-
June IS so -6w.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
To all Whom ii may Concern.

All persons indebted to the subscriber
are desired to make prompt payments
those who neglect to render sat,iactl N
by the Goth July next, may rxprc, to
be dealt with in legal manner without
respect TO persons.
s. p. FORD.
North East, June % '5O-4w.
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R e II 0 v A L.

REM0V
TINE subscribers respectfully inform their
Il friends and the pubic generally, that they
have removed from the sou In end Of Brandy
vino Bridge 10
No. SO East Front Street,
between Poplar and LOMBARD SITS, TO the shop
formerly occupied by Ho!l'nssw orth 4 Teas,
where they have fitted up u"u are prepared ID
do all kinds Of .M7CHLN'E .MI9KL>u: such as
STEAM ENGINE AND BOILERS,
Grsl Mill, Paper Mil, Saw Mill, and Rolling
Mill Machinery. Also, Agricultural lmple.
ments, Screw Cutting. Job Work at the short.
est notice.
HOLLlNGSWORTH, HARVEY s. co.
Wilmington, June Is, lS5U--lm.
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JUDGES OF ELECTION.
LIST District.-Richatd Selnans, Alfred
b Thomas, William Fl. Rowland.
end Dist Davidson d. Pearce, Joel
Bryan, William Taylor.
Bird Dist. John A. Rankin, Jesse II.
Shippers, John Hanson.
4th Dist.-Levi Hall, Joseph Miller,
David Scott, Of Jno.
9th D'st.-Ebeneze- Chopper, Samuel
Burns, George Benjamin.
9th Dlst-WiIiam PIERCE, Ell Coulson
John Lincoln.
Hh Dist. Andrew Lyon, Chas Brook
lngs, VIM. l.. Rowland.
CONSTABLES.
LIST District. Josiah Hall, Robert J
Duhamell.
2nd Dist.-James Noble, Benjamin C.
Biddle.
Bird Dist Thomas Thackery, Thoma,
rouchtone, Edward Davidson, HezekiaIl
Foard, John r West, Peter w Davis.
4th Dis,.--Thomas Alexander.
! 9Th Dst-Azarias Pennington, Geo f..
WoolI-y, Hasson Lynch, VIM. Br,ckI.y
Hugh Armour, John w. Mercer, Thomas
Tyson.
9Th Dist-Levi Tyson, John A rhomr
SON.
7th Dist John G. Waters, Robert
Stephenson, VIM. DsnElson.
FISH POT CONSTABLE.
18th Dist. Bennett Love
True copy from the minutes ofthe Com
missloners. Attest.
p. G. RICKETTS,,
June Is 1S50-3t Clerk.
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Temperance Meeting.

A Temperance meeting will be held at
North Eat, on the 18th Of July next, to
which all the Divisions OF the S. of r. in
the county, and the friends OF temperance
generally, are cordially invited to attend
Aran9 are being made 10 render
the occasion pleasant and Interesting.
Dinner and horse feed provided on the
ground
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ECTRIC CHURN,

w. ARRANTED to make Butter ont OF new
w MIR or sweet Cream, in from 10 Is min
o'fs. Ihe nliity and simplicity of these CLurns.
make them desirable article To farmers and
DAIRY men, whose al. cnjiun We would particular.
" MI TO them Obviating many old difficult
t'es ana pos 'sslng various new advantages, We
doubt not they will wherever tried, displace ALI
'orm"r models hitherto invented
lhs patent received the premium al the ato
Agricnliurll exhibition il Baltimore: it Il so on,,
the premium at the last New Castle coun,v
FAR, and wh' rcver it has been tried, il has IN
Varinbil been admitted to be superior to every
other churu now in use
The subscriber having purchased from Chan
man Warner The exclusive right Of said patent.
Tor tecll county, wonld caution the public from
"ny'ng these churns from amy one except him
or ms authorized agents. A Il orders Tor churns
aoorcsscd (pos' PAID 10 III" subscriber, at North
last VIII he promptly attended to.
They also can be had Of his agents Jos,nh
iiaincs u Son, Brick Meeting iIor,sc
JOB Hines agent at Rising Sun, and B. F.
May, Ekton.
CITAS. T.. r. FOSTER.
North East, May 18th, lS5n-.ly
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3. F. M ~,
Has received fresh supply of
Spring 81 sam. ssler fsOOsIs.

-. r lvi n r
Has received fresh supply of
Spring s. Summer G0Ods.
(WHICH will b. found in the EoIow,,
w catalogue. Having been purchased from
houses No. / Oh Market st, down to 'sJosny,,''
IN Bank ST., Inc will leave it for the purchase, t.,
"ec'oe whether they are equal in quality, styln
and price, to any purchased in tins market.
riease call aud examine.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
Cloths ofvarious make and color, Cas<,n.rss
do heavy and tight, rwceds and para,u,.,,,
cloths Tor coats, DriIiings, white, brown aud
co'oredi French and Scotch linens, mixed, p.,,d
and plain Cotton goods for Danla loom. hu..u
and cotton checks Tor boys pants, Amcr,c,n
nankccn, ves,ngs, blk satin iip'd silk and cotton
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Silks, !ig'd, sripd clangeabe and PLAIN, blk
ah' changeable Ior mantias, silk Al .nr,,,.s Of
various colors, bercge deiaincs do, n.o,.>.n do
lanes, ny d and plain berege, cut, iig'd and
pam touiafd silks; linen iustr"s. giIg,nm.,
scotch, French and English; Saxon French and
domestic blk. alpacas; English and American
prints.
White Goods for Dresses. &C.
Cambrics, jackone,ts. null, Swiss, ii. d ulM
plain, book muslin aud neits assorted
TRIMMINGS
Fringes, gimps Jenny Lind hrnls, cords,
buttons &c Silk aud Linen Clinrir ii.hi..
loser and Gloves for Ladies ana Gentlemen.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Muslins, bcached and unb'c .ca"d, ro,'d ram.
or'cS, Canton fiannels, w"uln do. ,rrq,,.ird
diapers, tow da pers and Crash, h u lck tn., sc.
Hardw are, Quecnswarc. Boots,
Shoes and iluts.
GHocEH:.x<5.
Molasses, crushed and hrG"n SUGARS. Java
| RIO, I,ayuayra and huIat ruti,c; coroa, ci,ucn
| late, sr'"es, ground alum, lina sack am dairy
suit bacon, lard, batter c'HrHcrz. ilnur meal -.
N. -. Country produce taken al llurNe:
prices in exchange inf goods
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EDWIN WILMER, G. w. P.

Office There will be special meeting
~ ofthe Orphans Court Of Cecil county, on
the sesond Tuesday Of July next, it being the
9th day of said month. School accounts will be
passed and paid at said term. Test
June 29--lm GEO. X. HOWARD, Reg.
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ATTENTION,

THE subscriber begs leave to return his SIN.
eere thanks to n kind public, for the patronage
rec eiv"d for twenty years, as
surveyor AND CONVEYANrER,
and promises to continue 10 make anv reasona-
BILE sacrifice, for the accommodation of al those
who may desire To perpstuate such patronage.
lie ulso continues 10 act as
LAND AGENT,
for all those who may confer on him snch agency
JOHN JANNEY.
College Green, Cecil CO., Md. Je 2s-tf
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Fishing shore
List of Appointments

Made by the Commissioners of Cecil
county, at meeting held on Thursday
the 9Th day OF June, 1850.
COLLECTORS.
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nR. J. X. B. EMORY, offers his professiona
1Jservices to the inhabitants of Elkton and
vicinity. Office next door to R,chald Grason,
Esq. He may be found at night at the Hotel
81 MIR. jacob johnson. june Is If
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For Rent.

nENNOCK'S Double Cleared Corn Sheuer.--
L. Believed to be superior to all others now in
use, constantly on hand and for sa at manu-
hcturer's prices, by TliOS. GARRETT,
lc 29-f No. 81 Shipley St, Wilmington.
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Harness.

NOTlCE.-The Commissioners of Cecil
1 county will meet at their Office in the Court
House, on Tuesday the 18th day of July, next.
u persons having accounts against the county
are notified to present them on that day, or thew
may not be included in the next levy Super
Vis"rs t"r 1919, who have not filed their accounts
should do so at that meeting Constables who
have not bonded, can then do 30.
by Order, PC. RICKETTS,,
juno 22, 5O~4W Clerk.
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April % '49-lf.
LIME! Linn e ,

IL LII = II III -
The subscriber, residing in WRiGHrsviLLE,
York county, Pcnnsy lvania, will deliver lime or
the Elk, North East, or Bohemia Rivers, or at
any other convenient point on the Chesapeak
Bay. His Lime is OF superior quality, and he
wlImake deductions for all core, &c; and if it
does not please the Gust oner---no sale. All
orders punctuaIly attended to.
A. ROWAN.
Wrightsville, Pa, Feb. End, '5O-3m
DArH BR,cK.-For Securing, for sale by
ID apr 20 Brown McIntire
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(1uano ! GuGno.

The subscribers have now i'll Store annnfiu
for Sale to Farmers AID Planters PerLvi atae-
pa,agunan GUANO in amy quantity OIL dsp-
ing t,rns.
The GUANO which we offer i, warranted to
he pure and unaduleiAtad, put up ~ >uo3tan-
tial bags containing from l2olbs 10 2ooloS each
baI having he brand Of the State Inspector No
| (Peruvnn) aud TO 2i( LIST quality faingon'ah)
nil others he,ng Of inferior or Damaged l"a'''y
of which purchasers should bv careful 10 take
n,t.. Orders by mail or otherwise will receive
our immediate attention.
p. M.9LCOM & Co.,
Dealers in Gnano, Seeds, Grain, -Four sc,
Mol Wood St DoUley's wharf,
BALTIMORE.
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BAMBOROUGH'S
Celebrated VIZ ndmiiIs or Grain Ears

| THE subscriber offers hi, continued ,atc,,
Windmill or Gran Fan TO farmers in tina t,,l
assurance that it is by far the best article eva
invented. In proof of this O Onion he rei;.rs
to the fact. that his fan bas taken o5 prru,rus
and i SILVER MEDALS at the various nurcuI,u.
raj exhibitions in PENNSYLVANIA, New leisny,
Delaware aud Mar, land. Hi,lin The last t:r
vears-not having failed to take the n,onium
IN single instance. These nremiums L,v;nn
been awarded after A careful cy,,nino,io, hV
committees ofin,ellisen, practical farmers, a
stronger evidence of lie ureat suueror,tv IF ,la
ian could no, be- desired
among the premiums takon last fall (lsi9)
was 1hat at the Maryland State Fair, held at
Baltimore in October, where there were ,nirly
two fans on the ground, among them Clyve's
Grants, Behel's, St Glars. Prnnock's &c.
Atlera thorough trial OF them all, The first pre.
mnm ,ras aualcd 10 BAMnonouGn's ! Atlhe
Philadelphia COUNTY sociely's exhibition Oct. i
aud F the committee pronounced B.mborourh's
an to We "liIc most perfect and uttectual clean.
er ever exhibited " The fairs At Upper Mari
borough, Md; Mount Holly, N. J.; Jetlu"sonviI
Pa; the State air at New Castle. Del. awar
ded the tirst premium, after fair trial against
many other fans. \ similar result olicwcd uy
cry trial in the two preceding vears.
The subscriber has had eighteen wears cIpc-
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FEATHERS! FEATHERS.
10000

Pounds Of Feathers. comprising all qualities,
for sale, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
cash prices by HARTLEY d KNIGHT,
l45 5. Second street., doors above Spruce
Our customers and the public in general will
lease
~" NOTICE AND RENE MBER So
that since the alteration recently smnde in our
store. the b dung Department Of our bushes.
is IN the second story. where we now hay.
ready made, or will make 10 orccr BEDS
holsters. PILLOWS, MATTRESSES
aud CUSHIONS ofall kinds.
We ako keep cor stanilv ON hand, Il rood as
sortment ofTIcKiNGs, BLANKETS, MARssu.I.rs
QulLTs, ComroRraBLEs. SAcKiNG BorroMs, sc
The First Floor and basement
have boon appropriated to tbs saie Of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths and Mattings
Brnssels Carpe,ings, Tapestry do. Impnrr.
Three Ply, Ingram Carrclirgs, from % cer,s
to Sl.c0, Stair Carpctings, lr"m 10 cts to s, ,oo
Entry Carpet;ngs. from 2octs to $ ,25, Rag
Carprtngs from % to 10 cents, al>o, oil Cloths
and hiattlngs, ut III prices For Sale hv
H.: RILEY Il KNIGHT,
ie 5. Sccond st. ) doors shove Spruce,
49,. Philadelphia.
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FoRr DELAwARE.-The operation or
Pea Patch Island, under the superinten.
dence Of Major Saunders, are progressive
with rapid;ty and it's expected that the
foundation for the walls will be compile.
ted by the close Of the present season
The labor and expense to sccurega proper
foundation have been immense. PiIine
forty-fve Ieet in length were driven, bu!
being deemed insufficient a second SET
were entered on the top OF the first, by
which means it is thought hard bottom
has been reached In driving the piles
the usual long stroke by the man-a-hoy
has been dispensed with, and the short
and rapid stroke adopted. This is found
to be far more effacacious--driving the
pile IN less time, and without SCATTERING
the head. The walls of the old tort had
settled to such an extent as to be deemed
unsafe, and Government gave orders to
have them taken down and used IN
strengthening the Island. These works
when completed will form the prime pile
defence of the port Of Philadelphia, as
they completely command the river. The
main channel passes between the works
and Firms Point, in this county, where
Government has purchased tract oil land
for the erection ola battery and other
necessary purposes, when it may be- need
ed. An enemy's ship in attempting t"
run this gauntlet would be exposed TO a
terrific fre.-Covernment is fortunate in
the choice Of Major Saunders, OF the En-
gineer Corps, as superintendent Of the
works. He is deemed one of the most
efficient members OF his profession.
Salem IN. J.) Standard.
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Piano F0rtcS,

THE LARCF r, CuAPESr, BnaESThe
most cirgant assortment OF Piano Furlos lie
United States, car always be found at the ar
house Of tho subscrluor.
III ChGnut Street, aboue Fifth.
Al the Old Stand occupied more than third
OF csnturi by Mr.. George WiIIig, music pub
lishcr.
FilNOS, IllRPS, ORGANS, SERA-
tlIlNES, HOLlANS, &c, &c
fresh from the most celebrated manufacturers
in New York, Boston, aItiinure, Philadelphia,
and ci>cwn ere. Sod, Wholesale and retail al
the makers ash pr ices.
OSCAR C. B. CARTER.
Ill Chestnut Street, ph.ladc lpha.
Feb. 9-ly
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A truly Valuable FANNY Me licine.
a,r. TSorsdclis Vegetable Rcstora
tive Pills

These Pills are a cer,s in cure fipkcn in ut.
cotdance to the directions inc'uslny the box.
for Dyspepsia, sick Uccdachc, Lirer Comptainl
Influenza, or severe colds, Rheumatism, and ali
Diseases arising from improper sxposurc, Imp =
rifles OF thu blood, drsordercd Stomach and Bill
Hous Habits, Fesct and .i.ruc, &c, Sc.
They are .mpounded nr pure vegetable In
gradients and are st gantc IN their effects upon
the ~ stem ,hat the tcnderest lnlau: Or tic mos
delicate frm-le may take ,hcrn With pcrtrc,
safety, yet the most desperate discusses yield al
once 10 TO tie:r curative power.
Read the following confirmation OF the above
from highly respectable Lady ofCecil county.
DR.. .9lIred Weeks,
Dear Sr:--A sense of duty to my follow
mortais prompt me to make this pnhlic ac-
acknowledgements Of the great aud Invt luabr
benefit ! have derived from tho use Of You
Worsdells Vegetable Restorative Pills.
l was afflicted with burning pains in my abdp
men and left side, with indigestion and constr
patton which grew upon me Tor IA years ando
oulcd get no relief ana was finally broushth
my bed where lay suffering greatly until abou
three years ago when ! fortunately Lecauieal
ware through your agent here Mr.. To IL
Knight Of the high estimation in winch
Pills were held by those who had tllnd them
anG commenced using them, ana after lisins.
II few boves | found hv the blessing OF q od
most permanent ,Irs had been effected.
With The ealnesl hope that this statcmcn
may prove OF service 10 the afflicted
subscribe mysei yout greatly obliged friend
Mrs, PHOEBE BAIRD.
Wood Lawn, Oct, Attn 49.
These P,,Is are for sale by Brown s Mcln,ire
Eikton; b. e. GOWN, CowAnlown; Stephen b.
Ford, N. East; Z. u. Graham, Churl,.stown;
Cochran x ruyioi, Ferry vile; 7. H. knignt,
Wood Lawn; }. A. Aknsun & bro por. Dcpos
it,; Henry Bennett, Frencttown X Roads; Jnu.
L. Morton, Warwick; James l.. Pryor, Head
Of Sassairas; +. Crooksl,anks, Cec,llon. Ed.
J.. Osburn Fredeficktowu, Cecil county
Briston Pnnclpal Agent NO io7 ". Faye,l
ST. Baltimore Md.
Oct 10 '49
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A SHOT, STORY by D,cKENs.-Dickens
tells the following story OF an American
sea captain:
On his last voyage home the captain
had on board young lady Of remarkable
personal attractions-a phrase use as
one beng entirely new, and one you new
er meet with in the newspapers. This
young lady was beloved intensely by five
young gentlemen passengers, and in turn
she was in love with them all very ar
IDENTIFY, but without any particular prefer
ence for either. Not knowing how to
make up her determination in this diema,
she consulted my friend the captain. The
captain, being a man Of an original turn Of
mind, Says to the young lady, Jump over
board, and marry the man who jumps af-
ter you.' The young lady, struck with
the idea, and being naturally fond OF bath
ing, especially IN warm weather, as it then
was, took the advice OF the captain, who
had boat ready manned in case OF acct
dent Accordingly, next morning, the
five lovers being on deck, and looking We
ry devotedly at the young lady, she plung-
ed INTO the sea head foremost. Four of
the lovers Immediately jumped in after
her. When the young lady and her four
lovers were got out again, she says to the
captaIn.-'What am 10 do with them
now, they are so wet.' Says the captain
stake the dry one" And the young lady
did, and married him.
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WASHING MADE EASY.
Or how to Wash Clothes with
out Machines, Washboards o.
Pounding Barrels.

GEND ME ONE DOLLAR, Free ofPo-tage
oand will send yon, by mail, printed cir.
Guitar, giving plain directions for Washing
Clothes, that will enable one per son to do all
the washing ola large family before brenk fast
illus avoiding a II the confusion ia washing day
lh's method requires no machines, washhoards
or pounding barrels-No rubbing the skin Off
your fingers no tearing off buttons tor wear
ing out clothes. This plan saves the clothes.
makes them winter and never Injuries the finest
fabric. The ari,c les used cost but few cents
lor large washing. Tile circular contains d.
rect'ons for Gear Slarching, Ironing Laces
Washing and Ceann. Silks, Kid Gloves, u-
moving stains; grease spots &c. These are the
greatest chemical discoveries ofihe age All
the hotels, cleaners, and large laundry es,ab-
lslimcnis use my method ofwashng. Send
'tlters to MADAME BEAVEl.T Patent Laun
dress, Ann street New York, postage paid.
March l6--3m.