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COMMERCIAL RESTRICTIONS ON u. s. VESSELS
kRMovRp.-We understand that the Hon E Joy
Morris, our Charge d'Afaires ut Naples, has sue
ceeded In having very burdensome tax on our
commerce removed, with which il had for Q long
time been encumbered. American vessels making
direct voyages from the United States to the ports
OF Naples, have tonnage duty of four grains per
ton TO pay, and those stopping at intermediate
Pofts on their way to the Neapolitan ports, have
hitherto been charged forty grains per ton. Our
charge has. after some months negotiation, in
duced the Nespolitan government TO abolish this
excessive duty and to reduce the tonnage rates for
indirect voyages to the same scale exaoted for
direct voyages. To show the amount saved we
may refer to the 6rst instance which has occurred
under the new arrangement. In this case, the
bark Joshua Msuran arrived at Naples With q
cargo of Tobacco part Of which had been landed at
Leghorn, and was charged forty grains tonnage.
The Charge thereupon opened the negotiation, aud
requested permission for the owners 70 deposit the
duty subject to the result. The excess over and
and saving was thus effected to her owners of 25i
ducsts Indeed, 1t may safely be said that the re-
peal Of this law saves to every American vessel
which arrives at the ports Of Naples, after having
traded by the way, from $3.50 TO $3.50; and the
effect must necessarily be to deveope our intercourse
with the two SciIies, by enabling our vessels bound
thither for the valuable produce of the Nea potan
Kingdom, to make up profitable freights for trading
on the way, without encountering tax of $3.50 or
$3.50 being obliged TO 90 in ballast or with un-
saleable csrgOes. Mr.. Morris deserves great ere
dit for this and other successful movements which
he has made in behalf of American commerce,
since his appointment to the Neapolitan mission
Woshfngtow Republic, Aug. 8.
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ca.sLssros-ny Rsysela., No. murphy. , n wiassld
hnor Misc ~ Solsmons Mise Barkyr, Mr Reynslds and
nh, Richards, W W Bsrnes . Fergerson and lady,
Ire broyn and two ehiidreo Master George shor
ter Henderson Gamble, s Bothueii, L. Au.ti-
sns lady Wstham sna isay. G,ouinl q X Bsrse
flsttsturgh, hcNsir. 0oetr aud lady Myriok
Dorr ste,ens n Bevy,y n Barkley, ID Mofntosh and
lady Dr Tennent W Beach. spenosr-B in The
steersea. ~ - Wv
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MEDICAL,
Ia. HaATH's Ear AN D EYE INrlRMAay. ron ras


DR HGATH's EAR AND EYE INriRMARy. FOR TEE
~ exolusive treatment OF all diseases affecting tAoss
organs has been established At the scetsioa
his humorous friends At 22 broadway. \. y opposite
Park The certificates from the profession others
satisfy any one OF his superior Deafness dis
charges from the ear and all distressing noises
short time without danger pain All dseasss the eys
treated on seientihc principles Artheia Eyes of
natural appearance Inserted
veDieDee Consulting fee. 81 Once hours from Till
pARIS ANB LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
diseases In fey hours BY vegetable sprlieatlsH-
witht ut pain In debility brought improper hsA
and &c, .ssusonal affections he combines msdenss viii
The local rene and shsw any
VINO cannot be cured without ~ he has daily
years DURATION from the other physicians In ALL
raEties He makes daily eures without
eauste which Others caused by their exponG Ne
former disease soon enough Hs diploma With
the hundreds Of cerfcstss shows that nothing can 90
IT, You cured me in eay.D. NJ Corhyn. spl
restion cured me in few hours. after tor st
long tne-C; Derond ! paid over $40 in hve ysAsn
De cured Of weakness from self seust without eeneht
you cured me by ocsi and general treatment In
s@e.Jas Evans You cured me Of toe vcrs, syphiliss
areoton on my body and lace In short time after hsI
been under three physicians for besides ever
quaok medirine could hear OWN fsrxuson. Peril
Am loy j. Those st distance can, by enelosnK TEA
be treated BY mail Once hours from tS
in the afternoon, and 20 in the evening n LA RNONf
D. ~ Reade street. two doors from BroadwAy-nesi va
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Pa see uxers Arrived. .

Porcr, PR-Bark Brethsrs At Ns~ Hsver-James G GAL
sh.r Consul A. Ponce, Aies MolynsuI August Nioot
ID fhirp CLARKE nrs Mitchell ant servant Robt Peck
TAsseo-Bne Tri,an-J Depplsnsn. Borssn, b Pa.
lam hey, lent Janet fLoss, 8 Cruises, N EscoHel
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BIIIPPINos

EoR LIyrRPuvI-ysITED STATES NAIL STRAY.
L. ship PACIFIC, CAPTAIN Ezra Nys.-Thi. steam shir
.il depart With the United states malls Europe
hveiy on Saturday August 18TH AZ ooock a. from h.y
BERN ~ the foot OF Cansl street Ne aired Til nais
.er Tor r.isht or p.sss having unequssd scoommoda-
kDWD X. COLLINS 10 W ali strsl
9th. ~ -~''' -"' -" aus
Fok CULTIVATION And HAyRE.-THE UNITED
isvre touchinE At Southampton land the mails ard pas
ensers on ssturcsy August I'd At " clock from Pier
north hiver Price OF passage S1b ced suf
sehed 70 the snip All letters pass through
ne foet Dnoe. tor freight cr passage arpiy 10
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent. az Broadysv
Tor LIvssPO0L.-IHE EEw AND sPLENDIp
y Stetmship CITY OF MANCHESTER. Gill Isav. Pr,
sfeipa tor Liverpool Thursday the Lst August AZ .
5eioch Tie ssfan' recommendation % THIS sesmer nas
ier most desirable for those sb0ut vsn9
cps Far. In The Saloon, sfo Pore Cabin sSi p.ssssa
sil be provided 9th rarosd tickets 70 Pbsdeph. bv
THOMAS Mt8ARbs0s, ~ sssaAaS. Plsc,
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Foreign Mails.
Letter Bags per steamer Lmpro CITY for Havana Call
forDs &C. viii close st TIE Exchange esdns Room t67 IN
change hoBdsy I1th inst at O'clock Also s,ca
psshineen for Southampton srd Bremen viii close
1verdsy ztb at Also per st amer Nssars for Liver
roo vi close Wednesday, 81 the usual hour Also per
stesner Georgia for Chasrrs Psnsms South Pstiho Cs
Oregon andvich Issnds thins. a. viii close
"Wednesday 18Th at o'clock. At Bsrford Co.'S Ne Aston
House
me ssov. Letter Bsss siss xsnv,us wal s,sas,
Herald Marine Corrcspoodescs.
PHtLsDtLPtos. Ass - ~.
Arrived-Bsshs Elisabeth =, teminston, Havana. RIA
Esrds- Bpsson briss kyra stsaley. Bsten. Lsusrtsc
s<eter. Fen Gvsr scar Dsaei W,hster fskert fdsVce
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Married.

On Saturday, July %, by the Rev Solomon Brown Mr.
JAMES RILEY. OF Lodi N. to Miss ELIZABETH ROBERTS
Of the same place
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, FOE
~ New Orleans, via HhvanA-Fsrs ReducAd.-Oa Nsa
Combs cs1msnasi ;aiIs 's sss a
,sil on sonday Angus. uth, precisely At esssk +
rom her pier foot Of Ns-sea street y NJ wi,a sas
Government Nails, direct for kysh ana Nsr OrfesaA
chaTes passengers transferred Al Havana 'ns paes
lid double engine stesmshtp FALCON Freight ia -
New Orleans at 81 Per foot. Specie only taksa 90
freight 70 Havana No bills ladns viii be gI after -
steamer has sailed For freight passage apply
sncsHcf the company 1T Yves. street. corner II warrsa
~ ~ PGBERT3
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~ ycss on the nature and tressment Of deoNse Diseases
odSssssifSl o.lorsd pssss :. lals. Honss ssss
D: Ss'': L .n e. ~
.srss on ). s.ns i.aly d:s ss "A
~ 'I;s sss:ssa 4 =:
Be fs nth n .a s Ass: ana ~ os,,sss
& .a Z, y: sa:ss sTs II
TnE MARRIED. wonANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
f..,. :. I;1 ~ o.
f:.s sss,s Z "; S ,s ss
Ssss sso. l. s.m ~
To noe; .h.:. heath doe: no, permit q insss
Hers, .l:s .,s.y ism.ls-.os VIII. tn. mOsh.rsa. oas
year, soss%pisse. a. lsporssns 1890
:a sns 70. s.
t iass ss q =, ,... .ss ss
~. psAn sIn.-sy wife sssa psrsspsIsly s.sizx s
ss ssss % .s%. On ss q
s, sn' mere and more .:s,s
ss!sS s:..ss ss.psr.s OF
he sn x % m sss. .I .sI s.sss sy.
heard yeyI tool highly yosss IS sosssasns .sras ns
&. sss ny az: ss..ss . st' n.
my s On ss.n,s ~, =,
SRsass pro.r.c. V which iiss eonssi-.d Va po.
.. PrsSsSy my vi. ... pave Ssss s:s
Wy sno ny chiidren leff notheriese.
E A. o. eourss imprsctcsbie 70 convey fully sbs
intended for she married those msrr,ss
Lss,y s.ss.s s,9sdysy 'na - as Pus,hIns onss -
Sssi S.ss xss.. F..s..s 40 sas .sssss
y; u. u.ss s.s. Al Il %.
Ia Ssrs sisI once. ~ G Is .r. aar'''' s
Dr. WARD. 60 cANALsTREEr CORNER or BROAD
= wv. cures private diseases Ia half the usual saa.
IRON my great experience warrant 70 the unfor,nne
~ ~" ueetnent No fee Till cured. Unfortunsssr
nena or the Crest DR. Rccrds spechc M fsmovs
remedy IN the world. Cures In tvo days Price Al All
~ Dr. WARD. 90 Canal street, corner Of Brossvsv
nR MORRISON Is CONSULTED coSFrpEsrrALLp
on certain diseases, which he without ercury.
snry tvs years enables him 20 debility IL
No fee I'll cured Bee hs London dploma in his privsss ~
zee, Nsk Fulton street
nR wARRnN, NO. 4. MOTT STREET IA CONSULTED
y on diseases, which he ourssi without s,er" nrv
teeent ctsts cured In Eve days DR. VS. Specific Gle re-
Price one dollar ~ asa. .S 2. ss
oa oys ouses IN soosever street, No fee cured
DR; COPPER II DUANE STREET HAS yoa THs
.st nneeeo ysara devoted bic practice "a she ,-.as.
nene OF mercuris aud other diseases lac oar oas Az ,
snnVhted deessse and Mild IN fe,w ssvx
49,, s,ranrsrs don't b. deceived By mouBsehAns gNs
ny diploma IN of1oe with The nsros An ,,.A>..
ano surSerJ this IA, pto5uced ress err,
or no ch,rro '''''@' w"
NO Fkt I'LL CURED.-DRS COOPER A rURPay
~ hoossvett street. IRON their practioe and
hssehs hhoviedse msy he relied Cor cure Of xs
Tie deotors London eircl8s m ~ he sssn IA Zoe oiscs
B.tnrsnee No. ue door saords the grsstest privacy
shsir once.
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~ Through Line for California. Havana and ChagreA
fare 5edueea. On Monday, August H. at p; Tbs
son. coma ,ndsr. win all Monday ilta Of Aasgss a
street NJ r. with the Government kss Tor aayara,
New Orleans and Chagres Chagr trsnsferyed
Havana the splendid double engine eaaship FAL
CON Passengers leaving IN the Empire Guy will soaao..
With the United States mail steamhsp RECON-. sail
Panama about the lot OF For
apply ut The oce of the Company West street.
Of Wal street: at 81 aud 81 South street.
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Nofkt It'll CURED.-DRa COOPER A MURPHY
~ hoossveit street. from their tong practoe and pre-
,.,s.hs snovledse @sy te relied fcr xs
sureo c.set 80 meysstty the rcsnlt OF sslprsctiot
The doctors London eirlol9a be ofhcs ~
tnttsnee No. TIE door saerds Tie grsssess rivssy -
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Dk COPPER II DUANE syREkT HAS roa Tgs
ss nneteeo yeare devoted bis practice "a she t-sas
spavassd deessss and Wild cssss removed lev dsyr
70 ~ Stranger dont Be deceived By Houp,eh.nh ne
Petsonttes my name have nos len Duane streSI a.
oIpoma IN of1oe, with the hrst nknos IN rasA>tr
or oknrn f~- ~ p"''~"- WV
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Dh NAkO, @CANAL STREET, CORNER OF BROA d
way, cures private diseases In half the ususi 90
sor great efperience The
W -" ueetnent No fee Till cured. Unfortunstsy
sna or me Crest Or Rccrds specific The fsmovs
remedy The world Cures In days Price 81 ael<
~ DR.. WARD. 90 Canal street, corner OF Brossvsv
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EOk eAvAkNAH-THE SUPERIOR NEW Sr.An
= thip Ala bAnA. Captain d Ludlow, with Uaitsl
rue.day the i2sh Of august eolsok H. from Pisr
e"fh Ir Inssss vii Leave. ~ usual on SssurdayS
sAnLL NITcHILL, iss Frost ssrs,s
10th Of August. -
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MARITIm 'NrGL lilo Is % Il /,


Port or New York. August ~.
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hslf the ,sugtA Of the bost ahead After passinx New
Lo1Hsn lght boat about two miles, ran ever come
thing either sman boat or buoy, and The Captain
dsssA best n anchor until the fog cleared up which
dd and the passengers arrived here In Boston about
O'Clock A. H. Both boats had very narrow escape
and Ell we're tAankful that no one vas hurt cannot
say which boat either IVES 10 blsEe LIB
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TT 8. NAIL STEAMSHIP cokPANE.-oNLr
~ Through Line for San Francisco via Chn4res Direct
Fare Reduoed-0n Wednesday august Bt s.3f. h-fAs
splendid double GEO kC largest
ter n, commander will ssn Wednesday, l3th Of
loot street. North River With inc asni
Nails direct ChAsres connecting with the Avorits
states Mail steamship OREGON, isavu PsnAmA 81 %
about the Isl OF september For passAss freight spy
office of the Company, 1T wess
81 IS souts
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DE hokRlsoN rs CONSULTED coSFIDEsTIALLv
on certain diseases. which he cures without m ercgry
kecent aneotions he removes In few days rr1ctics
thirytve enables hin 70 cure nervous debtv
zee, Sfk FULTON street ''''" w
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NuAKLESTVE STEA0BHRA-THE PHTLA DRL PUTA
~ and Atlantis Steam Nsyisatioa Cenpaays Lac, =
tween Philsdelphia and ChAxleston C.Steswsr Nm
rROss, Capt = rsoi steamer SfRRY. Capt II 9. nss
DON These unexcell for quass saf1s
for and enienos 70 passenger The ALbArRO3s vi
chsrisston a. In sssrs~s so For Srst.h: =. -
apply TO =. LIT1LEFiEL6, Klnslsy Co.. Exprsss. IA
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DAClFIC NAIL sTRANSHIP COMPANY. -(ONLY
Through Line for California and Oregon l-rhs pubIis
informed that under the new arran{snsnt 81 th cs
approved BY DDpar1
ment carrying United States mais viii eoatnus :
Panama San Francisco the st and 5th day ssok
month unless detained By odable aooideut and w
souoh at Acapulco. San Diego. and hontsry
The following packets belonging 70 che PaoAo M
Steamship Company in the Psoiho Of which w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-15
Water Running uJ Hill,
WITHOUT LYBOR.

BROWN & GATCHEL, No. 3O7 Markci
Street, Phiiade!phia.--Are prepared to furnish
all kinds of
Doubic aud Single hydraulic Rams,
Doubie and Single Pumps, Hydrants,
Hose, Reservoirs, Batt-sinks, Nop-cocks,
Leaf, cast and drought Iron, Cement
and Glass Pipes, &c, at factory prices.
BY having description of the location, we
can give the aggregate cost of all the fixtures
necessary to elevate to any Dwelling, Farm
house, Factory or Village, Il constant stream OF
pure water any height or distance required, by
having the necessary proportion of pipe and ma
chinery, (Which is very important in the various
different loca,ions.) All can be packed up and
sent any distance with directions, so that any
farmer or mechanic can erect and keep them in
repair for years without further expense.
The past patronage enables us to place the
Hydraulic Ram within the reach of any farmer
or mechanic, and in most instances much cheap
er than an ordinary pump. We are also prepar-
ed to erect Machinery in any part of the United
Statcs,---all work warranted to perform or no
charge. Address the firm as above, or
J. l.. GATCHEL,
Aug. 81 Elkton, Md.
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TIE WEEKLY NEWCOMER

Tile best famIy PdPeF IN the tnt0n,
81 year-m alcance.
WILLIAM FAIRmAN s CARLOS D. STUART, EDITORS.
Published every Saturday a, the office ofthe Dali
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York, will present the Choicest Literature, wM
The LatcS! NerS,
On plan superiorto that which formerly gave
SO high and wide reputation to slhe New
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Is OF SOCIETY, HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, AND TRAY
Els, both original and selected, in advance of
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New-l orier will introduce a new and dslin-
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successfully pursued by The Ncw WORTH; and
which has recently given to llarpers' Monthly
tlagaZine It's immense crcalation-viz: that Of
publishing SERIES OF THE BEST STORIES or FIG
TON, AND OTHER WORKS OF RARE MERIT, by the
best .4wiborS Of Europe aud .4mericn, IN adeance
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Literature, and especially the best and purest
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and ''The kickleburys on the Rhine" Thacke-
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1t will give full reports of the Markets, and a
list of Broken and Fraudulent Banks, ailording
reliable intelligence, invaluable to the business
of THE FARMER AND THE MERCHANTS.
Translator a Single copy 81; six copies S.;
fifteen copies $40, payable in advance.
All communications to be addressed, prepaid
to WILLIAM FAIRMAN,
| 100 Nassau street,
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THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.

NINCENNEs, In llama.
Charter Unlimited: Granted, January I'd, 1880.
CAPlTAL-$5O,0 600!
Stockholders LndiriGHaIiy LiGUe.
For the Insurance of Horses, Mules, Prize
Bulls, Sheep, and Cattle, of every description,
against the combined risks fire, Water, Acct
dents, and Disease; also upon stock driven 10
Eastern markets, or transported south.
Losses paid in 20 days after proof death.
JOSEPH G. BOWMAN, President.
JOHN C. Riley, Secretary.
VIM. BURTcH, Treasury.
Thomas l.. Leverins of the city of Baltmols,
having been appointed general agent for the
STATE Of Maryland, is prepared to effect insuran-
ces on all descriptions of Live Stock. For fun
Their information apply TO
F. A. ELLIS, Agent
Dee. 7tl '5O-6m far Cecil county.
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B, T M A Y

at the Old Sia"d opposite the Court House.
AhFFERS to the public the following list OF
Vi'all and Winter Goods.
CLOTHS.-French, English and American,
in various colors; Cassimeres, French, Doe Skin,
and American Cassinetts, Tweeds and Ken
lucky Jeans; Vestings, satin, fgur'd and wooden.
Eaoits Dress 6ouos.
French Merinoes in various colors: Coburgs,
maroon, green, blue and scarlet Cashmeres;
plain and figured Mouslin de Laines, fg'd and
plain Satin de China, Chameleon and Black
silks; Alpacas, black and colored; Gnghams,
Scotch and American; Prints, English and
American.
SlIAWLS.--Bay State and Waterloo Shawls.
Welsh Flannel and Ladies Sack Cloths.
DOMESTIC GOODS.--Muslins bleached
and unbleached cold cambrics, canton hannels,
wooden do, bed ticking and lnseys, Jacquard
diapers, towel diapers, crash, &c.
WHITE GOODS.-Cambrics,ju ckone,s, null,
Swiss and book musins, and Nets assorted,
French needle work collars and cuffs.
TRIMMINGS.-Fringe gimps, cords. brads,
buttons, Sc Hosiery and gloves for ladies and
gentlemen.
Hardware, Qneens,care, Boots, Shoes 8 Has
GROCERIES,.
Molasses. crushed and brown sugars, coffee,
burnt do, Spices &C., ground alum, fine sack
and dairy salt, bacon, lard, butter, crackers,
Flour, meal, buckwheat -four. potatoes, SC.
n. B. Country produce taken at market
prices in exchange for goods. [nov left
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THE RINGGOLD HOUSE.

Ev1SHER A. WHITE, respectfully announces
a. to the citizens of Cecil county, that he has
taken the centre house in 'sWhann's Row" Elk
ton, Immediately opposite Gebhart's, formerly
Kings Hotel; and that he has opened the same
as an
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
for the accommodation of the public generally.
Meals will be served up a, all hours, and his Wis
tiers supplied with all the delcacies of the sea-
son. His bar will be furnished with the choicest
liquors; in short. nothing will be omitted TO min
lister to the qualification OF those who may favor
him with call.
May -ith, lS50-tf
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CABINET WIRE ROOM.
IN ELKTON BY

Nv EI<h Wv, by
nat ARSIIBANk & CANTWEI.L.-Thr un-
I'VE dersisned at the old stand in E.lktun, in
CHE Hollow" prepare to order, and keep on
hand all kinds Ct CABINET FURNITURE.
Having learned the business in one of the large
cities, they have brought with them all the arts
ofthe trade, and are prepared TO make the best
articles, as well as the cheapest, and as they do
their work Themselves, and are under but light
expenses, they can afford to sell at lower prices
than the city shops.
In short they can furnish every article in their
line, no matter how stylish Or costly, or whether
it be of Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry or COM
mon pine. They will also make collins of all
kinds and attend FUNERALS, whenever their
services may be required.
Persons engaging furniture from them may re-
y upon having it well made and of good mate
rials. ROBERT MARSHBANK.
MATTHEW CANTWELL.
Elkton, Dec. II, If.
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.4TTE.NTJO.N.

TH|IIE subscriber begs leave 10 return his sin
Il ccrc thanks TO kind public, for the patron
are received for twenty years, as
Surreyer and Conreyamccr,
and promises to continue TO make any reasona-
bic sacrifice, for the accommodation of all those
who may desire to pcrpetUate such patronage.
He also continues 10 act as
Land Hgent,
for all those whs may confer on him such ngen-
cy. JOHN JANNE4.
College Green, Cecil Co., Nd. eft
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-15
.Ncw and Labor saring Patent.
Warmers Electric Churn.

wv ARRANTED TO make Butter cut of new
w Milk or Sweet Cream, in from to 10
minutes. The utility and simplicity Ct these
Churns make them q desirable article to farmers
and dairymen, whose attention we would par
ticularly invite to them. Obviating many old
difficulties and possessing various new advanta-
aes, We doubt not they will wherever tried, dis
place all former models heretofore invented.
This patent received the premium al the late
Agricultural Exhibition i'll BALTIMORE it al o took
Il e premium at the last New Castle county Fair
and wherever it has been tried it has invaria-
bly, been admitted TO be superior to every other
now in use.
The subscriber having purchased from Chap
man Warner, the exclusive right Of said patent
for Cecil county, would caution the public from
buying these churns from any one except him Or
his authorised agents. All orders for churns
addressed (post raid) to the subscriber, at Worth
East, will be promptly attended TO.
They also can be Lad CT his agents Joseph
Iiaines < son, Brick Meeting House; Benz. F
May, Elkton. CIiAS 7. +. FOSTER.
North East, May 1s, Soy