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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-22

M Office is hereby given to the creditors of
~ David f.. Lockard, that a personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
seventh day of April, being the first day Of our
county court next succeeding this date hath been
set apart for the final hearing in his case where
his creditors may attend, and shcw cause if any
they have. why a final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor.
Test. C. HOLLYDAY, elk.
Jan. lth '50-}m of Cecil county Court.
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NOR RENT.-THE STORE HOUSE, now in
L the occupancy Of VIM. Parker, is offered for
rent from the LIST Of March next This stand Is
in the most central and business part otthe town,
and for a store is unsurpassed by any in the
place. The house is large and in good condi-
ton. Apply to ROWLAND II PHILLIPS.
Feb Il 3w. Port Deposit, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-22

NOTICE.-Thc state meetings of the Or
phans' Court Of Cecil county, are held on the Sc
cond Tucsdaysin February, April, June, August,
October and December. School Accounts must be
presented. on the second Tuesday in January, the
LIST Tuesday in April, the 2nd Tuesday in July,
and the 3rd Tuesday in October.
GEO. II. HOWARD, Reg. of Wills.
Jan. 18th 1851.
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nTThe sickness of the Editor pre-
vents him from paying his respects, as
usual, to his s'Rcaders and Correspon-
dents in this column. In lieu of his
remarks, the following communication
is given.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-22
VIM. t. Murphy,

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
No 26 SouM Third Street, Philadeiphia.
Over r. Johnson & Co.'S Exchange Office.
Banks, Public Offices and Merchants supplied
at the shortest notice.
.2cconM Books Of all kinds, Check Books, &c.,
male in the most durable manner, III the short
est notice and at reduced prices.
job Printing of all kinds neatly and expedi-
tiously executed. All work warranted.
June II. 1850
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-22
A Card.

DIR. S. B. STUBS informs the public that,
through the solicitation of his friends, he has
abandoned the intention of declining the plac
tice of Medicine, and will continue TO practice
as formerly. Thankful for past iavors, he re-
spcctfuiy tenders his professional services to the
public.
Rising Sun, Feb. Sth--w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-22
For Sale.

THE subscriber offers at Private Sale, the
FRAME HOUSE on Main Street occupied by
James Woodford. Also the FRAME HOUSE
on Main Street near Bridge st.
Jan. If FRANCIS B. GOTTIER.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE,

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscriber of Cecil county has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of said county
letters of Administration on the personal estate
Of
Bennett Love,
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing 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 February, 1852,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day of February, 1851.
CHALKLEY b. CUTLER,
Feb Is, 81 CIV Admir-.
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A negro preacher, (says correspon-
dent of the Boston Museum,) referring
to the judgement day, in one Of his SER
mons, said:
"Bredren and sisters, in that day the
Lord shall dewide the sheep from the
goats; and Dress de Lord, We know
which uear the rool %
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THE TERMS OF S.3LE

Prescribed by the Decree for the sale of this
land are; that onc-half of the purchase money
shall be paid on the day of sale, and the residue
in six months thereafter, with interest for which
the purchasers note will be required, with secu-
rty approved by the Trustee.
Persons wishing to purchase are requested to
examine the property previous 10 the day oil sale,
and are referred to Mr.. John Mccullough, near
College Green in Cecil county, who will show
the land and give all necessary information.
HENRY ". ARCHER,
Jan 25, '5l--ts Trustee.
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Fer Rent.

The STORE HOUSE opposite the Fountain
Inn. Main ST., Elkton, occupied by VIM. Knots,
Possession given Immediately.
Feb. S If. JAMES MCINTYRE.
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CO.NST.7BLE'S S.7LE.

DY virtue Of a writ of Vcndiloni Exponas is
p sued by Andrew Orr, one of the Justices OF
the Peace of the State of Maryland. in and for
Cecil county, at the suit OF John c. Hamer,
against the goods and chattlcs, lands and tcna-
ments of Joshua Sullivan, to me directed, |
have seized and taken into execution, all the
right, title, interest and estate, at law and in
equity of the said Joshua Sullivan, in and to all
his interest in a mortgage from Empson Tcnch
TO Joshua Sullivan and Annie Sullivan, on n
house and lot in the vicinity of the village of
Port Deposit, and hereby give notice that ON
WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day of March next, at
2 O'Clock p NJ. at the store of WIN Parker in the
village of Port Deposit, Twill offer for sale the
said property or interest, so sicZcd and taken
in execution by public Auction to the highest
bidder for Cash.
ROBERT STEPHENSON, Const.
Feb. s '5l--lW 50 .NO.l
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Farm for Rent,

THE subscriber offers for rent his Farm, con-
L tanning near $50 acres of Land, situated near
the Union Meeting House. To one who can
come well recommended for honesty and tenn
perance, good chance will be given.
WILLIAM H. EDER.
Ekton, Feb. 8, Stiff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-22

We notice a list Of ~ marriages in
Salilornia and Oregon ythc last steamer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-22

NOTICE.-All persons Indebted to the late
firm of Thrown & Mclntire are earnestly request
ed to call and settle their accounts at an early
day, the subscriber is very DESTROYS to close the
business of the firm as soon ds possible.
ANDREW MCINTYRE.
JAN 18th lS51-tf
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PHILADELPHIA
.MOURNI.NG STORE,
No. 50 Souh Second street,
Fifth door above Chestnut, West side.
BESSON & SON
Would respectfully invite the attention off
wholesale and retail cash purchasers to their
Fall importatons, consisting in part Of
BLACK Cashmcrcs Black Modes
do silk Cashmcrcs do Grape Wells
do Paramattas do Mode love wells
do Bombazines do Fleccy Silk Hose
10 Mantilla Nelyetsl do Kid Gloves
do Mcrinoes no ScartS, Reticules
10 Poplins do Betting Breaches
do Bombazine Alpa-l MOURNING
cas- Long Shawls
do Glossy AIpacas do Square do
do Wide Glossy silks do Sack Fianncls
do Cloak Silks do Azores Poplins
do Nous de Lame do Hungarians
do Thbit Long do Plain Silks
Shawls do Nous. de Lame
do Thbll square dol do English Chintzcs
do Blanket long dot do Collars and Cuffs
do do square dol do Ribbons
do English Grapes do Kid Gloves
do Italian do do Borlered lIdkfs
do Veil do ! do FrcnchC loakine.
Oct. 18th lS50-Gm
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FOR RENT

The Store Room opposite the Court House,
now occupied by the subscriber as Millinery
Store. and also room adjoining it in the same
house. Possession given on the 25th Of March
next. Apply TO ARAMiNTA FOARD.
Elkton, Jan. 18th, '5l.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-22

Nancy Fnllers. Washing and Military Shay
IT ing Soap, for sale by, VIM iEl-L'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-22

WANTED % or 30 wood choppers TO cut pine
w wood at 62l cts per cord, Cash. Enquire
of John Maulden, Jr., at his farm on Elk river.
Nov %
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-22

At THE SAME TIME IND PLACE, the
subscriber, as Trustee, under, Decree in Equi-
ty, will also sell another FARM adjoining the
above, known by the name of ''.7ddiiion to
Dougheriy's Endeuror,' and containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-22

This land is situated on the Susquchanna river,
at or near the Head of the Canal. About one
half is covered with fine TIMBER, which may
be brought to market at little expense through
the Canal. The residue is arabic land of toler-
ably good quality, but not highly R-~1
improved. There is a good ES1ITA
DWELLING HOUSE upon the EaM sii&
premises now occupied by Benja ls9sssI
min McVev, SA-s-As-aH-7Aiss~
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l1l Acres.
THE TER.HS OFS1LE,

Prescribed by the Decree, are-that one fourth
of the purchase money Shall be paid in cash on
the day Of Sale, and the residue in equal install.
ments at six twelve. and eighteen months, with
interest from the day of Sale, for which notes
with approved security will be required.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-13
How the Anglo-saxons Progress.

The Australian papers report that the
first railway on that continent has been
commenced. 1t is 10 begin at Sydney,
but to 90 whittier, no man is rash
enough to predict. The direction, how
ever, is not along the coast, but into the
interior Of the country. A century hence
such is the wondrous growth Of the
colony--it may possibly cross that vast
desert which no man has yet been able
to explore. The first line is about to
be commenced in lIindostan. 1t is an
imposing evidence Of the activity of the
Saxon, that before the Turk, the Ro-
man, or the lberan has got a single
mile of railway in his territory, the for
mer has not only covered his own coun-
try with a network Of iron roads, but
has begun TO form them on the other
side of the world in lands conquered
and acquired within comparatively few
years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-13

That they have been republished by sew
era societies and leading periodicals in
England aud her Oriental possessions, and
translated into several European languages,
and that they have been treated by the SCI
en,l6c aud commercial world in the most
favorable light; aud thas Tor all these la
bors and sacrifices, he has never received
any remuneration from any quarter what
ever.
Aud yo1r memoralist further represents
That, If your honorable body will assist
him, by a subscription on its part, to- TWEEN
~ thousand copies of this work, he will
publish it without delay, in one large octa-
vo volume of five hundred to six hundred
prges, printed on fine paper, with long prlm-
er type loaded, accompanied with large
chart, aud deliver 1t, neatly bound in mus
lin, at two dollars per copy
IN consideration of the premises, your
memorialisi respectfully prays that your
honorable body will direct your Clerk to
purchase from him the aforesaid number OF
copies Of this work, at the above stated price,
SO as to justify its publication, and afford
him an adequate remuneration Cor his time,
services, aud expenses, incurred in prepar-
ing it for the use of Government.
Aud your memurlalisi, as IN duty bound,
will ever pray, &c.
AARON H. PALMER.
WASHINGTON, January, 1851.
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Worth Remembering.

A large portion of our best impress
ions and sentiments have been suggest
ed, reiterated aud fastened on tie mind
10y The family press. The pulpit does
much parental instruction, ia many ca
ses, does much but the press is in the
present day necessary 10 both. Let any
reader OF wcll-conductcd family pa
per open It's pages, and consider thought
fully its contents. There are in single
number, sometimes from one hundred
and fifty To two hundred separate and
distinct articles and each one convey
ing an idea, a fact, or a sentiment, aud
stated or illustrated so as to produce an
effect IN enlargng the readers store of
knowledge, or giving right direction To
feeling, thought or action. Must not
all tins have It's influence, aud in the ag-
gregaie mighty influence, upon the
reader: No refecung man can fail To
see that the liliy-two visits in wear of
a carefully conducted PAPER, intelligent.
correct, elevated IN lis moral tone, and
wlthal interesting in It's contents, must
exert great and blessed influence upon
domestic life. Children growing up un-
der such influences are far more likely
to be intelligent, correct in their opin-
ions and morals, and better prepared for
the active duties life, than they could
possibly have been without il.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-13

and, undisturbed, unterrifed, lisps in
childish accents the prayer which heav-
Ell accepts, and on whose breath mis-
stoned angels bear upward the ransom
ed soul.
would learn lesson. They labor
not in vain who sow precious seed in the
fresh soil Of youthful hearts, Mrs
Whittelscy's Magazinc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-13

A squirrel, sitting on hickory tree.
was observed to weigh the nuts he got,
in each paw, TO find out which were
good aud which were bad. The light
ones he invariably threw away retain
ing only those which we're heavier. 1t
was found, or examining those he had
thrown away, that he had not made IA
mistake in single instance. They were
all bad nuts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-13
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
HN.ss. n...

Tils ROAD CONNECTS az Wune aver Junction, the
Vermont and Canada, Goutsal aud fsssumrsc Rafouds
w'h the conee'di Manchester, Nashu, lowell Boston.
Law.tnte, eaien Worcester, and Norwich Roads ana A.
the nearest route from part Of Canada, Nonhen yeloo,
and Nae hampshire 10 Boston
~. route passes though the pitas Of New umphire
and Neimoni, and abe fare sod lhi low ms b, any
ANir iNY ls t-N, Passenger f1ns conn elton \,
the above Roads Boston from the Depot OF the Lowell
Road r West lebanon, Wells River, Mont pcef aud Bur
nsiun az - A. N aud ~ A;, and Bristol an l2 a.;
lnase West LFbanua for Nashua, lowell Bo,ion Gfoton
Junction, Worcester aud New York al 90 A. NJ and 90
T. NJ, end Bristol az 80, A, M ar on he afIyh of the ears
from Wells River and burlington.
flssensots from the tHnIal ADD Passumpse Road. via
toncofd md Nashua srn,c Gfuton junction Worcester
aus New Aefk quick and cheap by any other oate
special Caiiie Tram viii 20 th ough over th,s roue
every IneHd y, without stopping There are cattla pan.
nnd good accommodations al the auding about 4ths
nile from fcsisfs By tbs route dtoses have moi ons
The advantage of the Cambridge AID Brighton Markets nj
also The mafkeI at Manchester Nashua, Lowell Lawrence
and Saieni.
fciet Trains daily each say [suadays ereep,ed1
over the Genital Passumpse, Nuukern Concord Nashu
and Lowell Roads aud u burlington Wells Riyer ao
the Depot OF the Lowell Road "a BOSTON. Morchandse
laas eaHo' az cheap aHd eApadousy BY any otheI
route. - ~
c., oNsLow sTEARNs, Agent.
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A CuSSIsG Fox.--An English paper
relates the following -
A farmer had discovered that fox
came along beam in the night to seize
his poultry. He accordingly sawed the
end of the beam nearly through, and in
the night the fox fell into place whence
he could no, escape. On going TO him
IN The morning, he found him stuff, and
as he thought, lleless. Taking him out
OF the building, he threw him on the
dung-hill but IN short time Reynard
opened his eyes, aud seeing all was safe
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On AND AFTER IAN. /, 1850,
4 iANS leave hostua from Fnchbats Railroad
S.esAttl - Depot by way oi Gfoton junction. Fitch.
v3;SAsS burg, keenr, NHlpolr aud Windsor, AZ A.
- Al', aud arrive at Wells River at 3 a. Z. NJ AMI
At burlington nt q 40 ".
Ca. leave heson ol Chaflesiovu, Ciaemon and Wind
s@r AZ und u NJ aud arrive Winds,f % "a and
81 2P. "a.
Cars ease Wglls River ~ ~ A. N. and Burlington at
n ~ aud D., wy OF Windsor busion 10 p NJ
Cais leave insor al IS A. 81 aud IL 10 r NJ and a,
i've At Boston a. = ! aud q +. NJ.
Passengers 90 srd nom New York connect with sbnvo
,aias at Croion Junction Worcester and Nashua R. OF
Wupuie. 4 ~
sr leave Wells Hver on sfrival Il Cas- from Boston
FOO 81, lohnshufy, sianstead Derby tine, &c.
Stages leave darlington every morning
for Munueul, &c.
Cattle ifaiHs faf Peftef's on Tuesday.
iioishi fasns leave aud arrive AZ Boston daily.
THOMAS >, WILLIAMS, Supt. sullivan Il r.
I'm 1
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Accommodation Train.
Rutland & Burlington -
RAILROAD.

COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC p 1850.
DNS~EN1 tk Trains leave hutlugu dny lsundn - %.
copied for to-ton, loved, " ofco.ter, New York.
and INT rrrd,le stations A NJ, and t. NJ arriving
IN bnsen az 55a =. ny the NJ, Tram Also Passru.
sou by 'he " Train viii lolse a. ieiows Falls and
roach Boston "a D. ~. neat day.
RETURNING,
Leave Boston - A. NJ, arriving m Burlington al 50
Y NJ and ll~au A. NJ. ftom Bellows Fails Those by the
morning Ifau- VIII iure hour dine Bellows Fails
both Ways connecting with the morning aud evening ne OF
Steamboats, on Lake Chanpain.
fassenarra oi Now York 60 via Walpoe niatlebo-
t", Spunsh III ana Ne" Haven, by Fuchbufg, Wofces-
ter md Allyn Point
felshi hins enve Burlington at \. NJ. and Boston
at T. VI. bnyi Suudlys excepted. through n SO hours
ES2fess attic Tratn for Cambridge and iishfon Mar
ke'i leaves Burlington every Tueslay uiorning a. N.
l.. BIG Low, supenntt ndcnt.
Burlington, Nov G. 1850. 0a n
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" II b. seldom thar What at, termed Pa
Tent MsdeiHes 90 toe confidence and patronage ou
ef- aed therefore whnE ID itOoGandis
man hiiief-, va wh n he distinctly undof.iou ihat We
aye ~ tpeatins OF ihe aosns OF iho da ut uoisod
about Tor briai period and then ofgaitrn aar iry hava
done Nor guiy race of mischief bl in.lio od rs-
i1h''he, sally ptgrd, sad shich frer,y
appfofl ot The Faculty ltsrlt."
LTdenee upon evidence bins leeo received % b. taa nfo-
so'ns,l Iom ell sections OF e uGon ni,. yeats,
~ &c ~ 81 tsita'o1y % IL faosr 80 iha tl,ic
OF IL used in Tire vi the fe-uiar ny sf. "a t'a
"''l i""n eli uthef uostfuus combined, that
pafaion val q with thoii quiet approval shea
wen De this form.
ihAi tna hcoicine ~il cure Liver Complaint and DYs-
pef-'i uu ont cn Doubt iief usiu dffclsi n acts
ny ufon the ~iomaer ana ivef-iiis Pre- erahlg to
calumet 100 an hiuus Diseases thc mnrditte
'Lry con DO udminiatefrdtu fLMALE or INFANT Nuh
safety and fehabie beneht, ~ ary time.
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BIackwood's Magazine,
British Qunrtcry Reviews

OWING 10 The late and revolutions
~ among the nations Of Eufcps which have followed
yc the leading periodicals Of Great bt,nin have become
invested With degree Of interest hhsr,e nnenown They
necessarily imperfect records oihe ncwspape md ,he Ella
bcue AID pondston' iteS.e. 70 es % w s n.ol
ai.s rorec AID connected account OF ali the mpoftant
o,,rsl rvcots or the oa world they Aod eatns
IT, .,n,s roncissous drawn nom them by the leading
ptrits the age. The American Publishers there lore deem
proper to cali renewed attention TO the works they iepub-
.h and the vcry low prices which they offered
.eIibers. The following 8 Their " TO W.
THE EnfNnuRGn RENlEW,.
THE NORTH BRi1isH REVIEW,
nIACKWooDis EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
In these periodicals contained the views moderately,
ties In Engand- Tory, Wing and Radical Beekwood'
aud the "loadon Quarterly, ace Tory TIC " Ed,'rturgh
The "North Blh Review" owes IT, establishment to the
last g'eat ecceasicnl movement IN scc'nnd aud g not n
man knoeedge il was originLl, edited ly Dr. thalmes,
now since his death conducted BY his son "a law,
Dr. ianna, associated with ~ DAVID 3re"sisr LIS hefa,
character the very highest ordur The 'Nostmnster"
though reprinted under that title only. - published Eng
aod under the title Of the Foreign Quunetis and West
nnset being in fact union ofthe two Reviews Former
" published and rernatcd under separate titles II has
Therefore he advantage by th- continuation OF uniting Ia
uno best features OF both rs heretofore ssuct
The above Periodicals reprinted ~ Now Ncrk, imme
dat " on their by the Brush stesmes, 10 besu
fall clear type on hue white pare s9d are 'seiu, copies Of
lie Of the Edinbuigh edition
70, any one of,he fou, Review. $500 pos sauuu,
For any tirre DO, tul
For sli four oftho Reviews. sou
fot Rackwood's Magazine, 500
For Bl4ckwo ard three heviews, 300
Fof Bisckwuod ard the fou Reviews, 1000
Payments 10 be made 10 lll cases in Advance.
,s If any q, All Ell he above works viii 10 semitic
address tho paym ut OF the regular subscription Tor
thIee-the fourth copy being gratis
dressed, ros'-puid Or autgi 70 ne fse,,is,' o
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and clear, galloped away TO the noun
,ains, showing more cunning than the
man who ensnarcd him.
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FITCHBURG RAILROAD
sJnr. Trains will leave Boston as
10y follows:

fof fi'ohburs $50 4 ~ Espe..) II A. ~, 334P.
For lensofd 20 and ~ 4 N f, 3 as and $50 p. Al.
"a and O a 2. A..
For WATERFOWL 8, and ( is, A. NJ II NJ oQO Ala
snd "a P NJ.
For Lexington at l.9 4. NJ, ala aud5l-aPM
DOWN TRAINS WILL LEAVE FOR DOsTON
fsem fitebbofg at 40 A. A., ~ A. (42O Espress) and
40 2. "A.
Prom Concord at and A. NJ. los 5.I4, aud $50 pm.
ttom Waitham at 7.25, IS, 925 aud ii A. NJ, 35 A.
5 81 and 20 20 n VI. ,
Pom waIene~n at ia, ami II A. NJ, I.so, $50 aud
6P ~. 80 - -
Prom Lexington !, so and 10 A. NJ, aud 80 p NJ
foI iufthel paitc ulafs sec Pathdnder Railway GUIDE
:. NJ. FELTON,, Superintendent.
Boston, Nov. S, 1919. So
SPLENDID CASHMERE sHAwLs Tor les r,iee than
- ecu d. found eseshefc, BY KEITH 4 BAkkER.
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No l2O AhCh SiIcet, doc below sixth llnte orQ7s
Race sueetl Philadelphia and by re,peeibs ds,lr,s
~" I ~ ,"' 's me county, e3:ly
Naishtld, J. -. RGCuANli-DN
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SO sJificrcB; Ssyes
MP CnnD~
COD LIVER OIL,

" ARRANTED strictly pure, for rale BY
W COLLINS & PIERCE.
July 7lh, ls50. %
WASHING MADE EAsY-By the use Of KENnALL's
w ERAStNE WASHING fIUtn,-A latlo Washing
may Dee done IN two three hours. Fof sale by
October 2.. SCOTT & FIELD
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BOSTON. YORK. Ac. by the
WHY OF Mim-IsOr VI.

RAILROAD FROM BOSTON 10 WELLS RIVER 4
10 BURLINGTON, VI. THROUGH TICKETS no
STATIONS ON PAsSNMPsIC AND VERMONT CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-13
BAY STATE SIIAWLS.

49, FIELD have nice lot of Long and square
- BAY STATE sHAWLs, which vii es seI a, low
Prices. Call aud exami.o them go w '''- ~ ~"
September 10, 1850. On
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-13
HARD DWARF.

our stock u Hardware i. noss conul,,e II 40. wan,
-, f i',."muss-h you want Table CutleD-li sou
wan, Jonsfs' iools-diay, n suu want Ny futNG az
ms hHe-fiease give OH. We can supply YOU wants
September 49, le5l ''''' a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-13

TOBACCO CHEWERS,

u WHO thins 90 bosl tIclo 10 eoodlgill find
- what wilsuu kEil II 3 BANKERS.
Oct. %.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-13

I'hE most choice selection of IN Ess GOODS ava, on
n. 80 "a Vermont lost received from Ne~ York and
sen,nt A. bfrat Bargains, by KEITH 4 BARkfu
CoD FISH A. AACkERELthis dsy received nv -, ar,r
" FIELD, % - ess. ~ SUIT