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- t'pNs

7 G. NATTlNGER has n new supply Of tho
y Grand Dclour plowS on hand The present
stock will be found superior to the pows heretofore
oId IN this place. The manufacturer has added
several important improvements Persons wanting
breaking pIow. c'n be- supplied Ottawa mar =
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THE RISING GENERATION
CLOTHING FOR BOYS

Manilrbaum & kohn, without dispute,
Are chetin all the nation,
For making clothing 10 suit
The rising generation.
Their very neat vests and choice attire
The choicest IN the nalon--
Which style will make you all admire.
On the rising generation.
Ottawa, Sept. ., ls3O.
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New York blouse

At SANNEK , Old STAND
SUrTON 4. FYFE viii sell out their remaining
y Winter Stockat reduced piccs. Those wish
ng harglluS call and purchase.
By-SnuErT's old stand
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lumhus street, near the American ! he lot is
IA ccttront, with valuable two story house there
on. For terms, enquire ol Norris X Fisher or ol the
undersigned Feb, T. VI DEyEREAuN.
OLASSES-EXcrIIcnt, very chcap,nt
vi inn I. SUTTON y fYFES.
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- VALUABLE Horses the last of the lot. for sal,
> low, iiappHcd or immediately Enqurc of
March l. G. BrRp
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BENSIElL&1M0 DH H.
nav GOODS Ar aQsluQ009aa9
FALL AND WINTER STOCK !!

\ ing
Il low OF
eterns q unies
T. ak Hock sstsmu
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Their coats and pnn,z. when them yot'llvicw.
VIII gam your admiration.
Elegantly ore they adapted too
For the rising generation
Mauiebaum g. Kohn have dress Ike this
Utmost evgry variation,
For IN their trade they never miss
The rising generation.
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rALLADIJMD DRUG STORE.

4 MOS p, REED, ApoIhrcary and Druggist,
"A Ut the great White Sulphur Springs wIIlscryc
the afflicted with medicines congrual TO their de.
slrcs. All prescriptions put up to order.
Baths will Opeu IN Nav Feb IS
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Fresh Lemons.
EOis SNl.l,.

- BOXES pcror lcIuun,tur SAFE at
y Feb Is l.ucKwoo
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=. s-CASH and all kinds OF farmers plumber
100 pieces blue and orange prints
100 e blue do
80 fancy do
100 Scotch, French, andAmcrican ginghamS
$50 Scotch, French, * American nous de In S
40 " black alpaca from zoe 10 81 per yard.
80 " colOfed do
50 bales brown sheciing and shir,ing
700 pecesbleached do do
100 colored camhilck,
IS white cambrlck, Jaconct. book and Swiss
30 " barred and striped muslin. muslin,
1000 Shaws Al, 81, IA. and l6-i. from 81 to SIS,
ID pieces superior Irish linens,
superior linen cambnc,
10 doz white linen cambria handkerchiefs,
60 pieces silk handkerchleis,
40 muiis Vi all kinds, those
100 dozen ladies' white black, md colorcd cotton
So mems white, brown, and mixed halt hose,
10 chldren's hose,
10 pieces carpet, Icotton
100 lbs white black. red blue, and assorted skein
200 dozen white and colored spool-. first quality
800 lbs white black, and assorted patent thread Oi
60 dozen fancy back combs,
30 rcddmg co
80 fine do
80 side and tuck do
100 packs pms oi all sizes,
co pieces KyIeaus black blue gold & cadet mixed
- salnct, blue black and mixed,
20 OF all colorS and qualities,
100 . black aud fancy cassmcrcs, new style.
50 Sleeps greys,
Il oyrTCuat cloth.
80 plan and plaid linscy
IS stripe shlrung OF hickory.
100 whlte ,led and yellow flannel
50 bcachcd and unbleactd canton .lanncls,
10 Indigo blue check,
50 prs blankets, together with large assortment
OigOyes cravats cOmtorters, mltcus needles, hooks
and eyes boys and mems caps, ribbon, hohbln tape
ALSO, good assortment Of HiRD WARE,
knives poke, knives shears, scissors, backing,
moricc. thumb and Willy locks window springs, sal
augrr bits coffee mills, hrno lacks. horse rasp- M
tea table, and desert spoons, ol stones ih hOoks'
dies sad ircns, gate hinges, etc etc, etc.
ALSO, a large assortment OF CHOChERI
sets wash bowl, and pitchers, bowls, blue edged
pitchers yellow bakers the proof yellow napplrs b
ALSO. 5000 gals STONE WARE, consist
crooks oi rll .i2rs and IN great variety.
ALSO, so wheat .ack, without seam, aud pr,
Castor, cTuct salt cellars, wine glasses iumbIcr,
to mention AL OF wmrhnr~ ter 'aie cheap Tor en-
i'rIce Store" Of tNOv 9, $500 jon.
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Thoughts upon the New Year,

The present year is very nearly ended,
And folks begin 10 count what they've expended,
And ere another year as course commences.
Make Il n rule 10 calculate expenses.
And don't omit when making up accounts,
And IN writing down numerous amounts,
To number IN the year before 1t does closc.
Y our saving by buying Kohn& Mandebauuls cloths
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OTTAW I IEIALE SENIIN \KY.
MISS CODY, Principal! Spring Term viii
vi commence on Monday, Fcb 9Th. Feb. IS.
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- Good second hand do,
do do Buggy, for or 2 horses,
horses. for sale by l. p. SANGER & Co.
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WASllBtRN' best cast steel md steel edged
Shorcls and Spades the hestrr,cle irmnr.
ketGmm scoops OF all kinds alio large stock Of
shen hardwore lusi received at CuSIlMANs.
npr y, 1919
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Corn! corn.
C6 DOH PATENT PALS, lust rccciv.dhy
~ drc ~ WALKER * llICHLlyG.


ERClIANlS ana Others having packages to
w s"uJ, orrAprcrng packages by LNp.rs,, vii
on VIM J. .bsou, l. q al the l'o.t Office
whOwIIl receive and receipt lor nrsumc. his ar.
raugrmcmt viii last during lhr CLOSE uiuayigrliun
JOHN T. JOHNSTON,
Dec II Aren't tOy LjrIUrS,ou \ E,,r1,
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Harness aud Eridtc Leather.

a GOOD article made AZ my tnnncry Just flushed
"A aud tor sale by m1 w HASKELL
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Water Running ny Hill,

BROWN * GATCiIEL, No. :07 1Lo,ket
Mreei, Phi!adcLdi4.-Arc prepared to furnish
all kinds Of
DOnblc mt Single HgdraHiic Rams,
Dp"5ie omi Ht"gie FamrS Hwi,anfs.
Hose, iityorotrS, BiEi-siuhs. Separates,
Lcri, cast GnI IFfoHghi Iron. rcmci
"ad Gi''ss PIPES, Sc. al tnc'ory ,riccy
BY having description of the locuii,n, we
can %!vc the aggregate cost of all The hyturcs
necessary 10 elevate TO any Dwelling. Farm
house, Factory or Village, u constant stream Of
pure water any height OF distance rcIuiTcd hy
having the necessary proportion of pipe and ma
chin'fy, (Which Is very important in the various
different localons.) All can be packed ,rp and
sent any distance with directions, so tlat any
1armcr OF 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 ch,an-
or than an ordinary pump. We are also prc,ar-
cd 10 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.. CATCHEL.
Aug. 3l- Ek!Oa, 1M.
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OYSTER AND EATING IIOI-SE
Piano Forte Warerooms,
No. III CLcsnM Street. PhilmIclphiu.

No III CtcsnW Street. PhH0dciphia.
The OH stand occupied for moro than one third
ola century by Geo. Wilig, Esq.
,--..--zss-,.g..--, The UNDERSIGNED would most re-
! TT 3Sprc'lully announce t. tie public
j ltilat he is AGENT for more ttian
TWENTY of the most eel hlaicd manufacturers of
Boston. New York, Phia Iclphia and rlscwhrrr:
an Is constantly receiving from them PIANOS
81 Tue richest ana most varied styles. Of superior
tone. ami OF the most Suprh finish, nl' &, tn !
or'avrS. which are warranted equal 10 any man
uiact'lrr'l either in this county or in Eurcpc
Jn'' received also, n further surrly Of fTuyrL
G"d P0rior organs, OF beautiful PATTERNS, and
line tones.
His N"rcroom is constantly supplied with a
choice selection If SERArIIN rs and MrIoproNs
from the ol'teSI and most extensive lnaruG,c,o-
rir* in the niicd N'aI"s among which is u new
S'!l' NEED Organ, having Carhau'S ratcnt
Improvements. with "iI' pipes in front. ami case
elegantly carved and hehly ornamental.
Turning "m hlniring.-Sig. Salvador la
GrasSa. Il distinguished Piano Forte Anuu,;,ctu-
rcr and ORGAN Builder, will attend To orders.
Aug ji--''m OSCAR c. b. GARTER
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Maryland avenues. II is obtained frou,
Bolton, Connecticut, twelve miles east
Of Hartford. GneisS is the common ma
terial used for sidewalks in Washing
ton, as il i, for the Easements ofaIl the
public buildings in the national metrop-
oils. IT is obtained frorn the banks Of
the Potomac, from five 10 eight miles
above " as!!ingtou. In this exhau,tlcss
and valuable deposit, are intcrspcrscd
extensively very brilliant cubical crvs-
tails Of thc sulpEuret-not sulphate- of
IRON, known among miners as ",joois'
%o(d' and atrikingly illustrates the old
adage that sail is not gold that glittcrs."
EaPerimrnt:-Any person drawing a
piece Of feldSpar across some quartz,
and then the quartz across the feldspar,
may ascertain which scratches the other,
and Of course the comparative hardness
OF these two essential elements of soils,
the oldest friends and strongest '.union-
lists upon our globe.
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OIL CLOTHS,

Nc, &c, FAR SurraSscs any prccccdin" year; both
tor variety AMI elegance, being one OF the best in
me city. lie earnestly invites those visiting
Imn -t"n 10 call AMI see some ufthc BARGAINS
constantly Offering at his establishment. He
deems II unnecessary To describe the stock Of
Dry Goods, but would say it is worthy the al
lentlon oi every Larry and Gentleman, as they
can purchase most ANY article from Il splendid
silk, down TO Mu>lin> and CalicocS at 4 els pcr
yard
CARPETS! CARrETS!! CARrETS!,!
Those who want n Carpet can yet some I'M
common bargains, such as follows:
Superior Extra Three PLY lngruin. all Wool
Ingram, from 30 TO u cts, all Wool filing Co.
So t" 80 cts. Cotton and Wool do. lS@ to 3 cts.
Stair and Entry Carpets. do. 10 to G2 cts. Rag
Carpets at % els per yard. Also, Floor and
Table Oil Cloths, Stair OIL Cloths. Druaucit
Stair Crash &C., Sc.
Merchants who may wish gools at times. not
convenient 10 visit phia .clphia. are invited to
call at this establishment and examine the mi
crs. The proprietor being an attendant on The
''Philalrlphia AuciinnS.' and being constantly
in the market can offer Inducements WORTHY their
attention. JOHN s. kENNARD.
No. Sc Market St.
Wilmiu tton 10th $50,
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ss9gHa,vVE3E.E. .GsSsEgsy.

TnNfllS Institution, dcIi9htiilly situated in the
4 western part OF Chester Co., Pa. in ncigl-
borhooi distinguished for its morality. ,rmuer-
nnc", nlclllgCnc" AMI cnincnlIy healthy loca
ton; will conncnc" ils ninth and Winter Scs
SION on the first TUESDAY of November.
Inc year Is divided into two sessions of five
months ta'h. HE course Of instruction is
thorough, IhrlIdln2 the Sciences, Mathematics,
Languages and 1.-The branches Usually taught in
classical schools.
Terms-Gnc Holfin .7d,uace.
Boarding and Tuition. Winter Session, $500
do do Summer do 30. 90
'itlnh per session, 'il! scholars, 1000
Washing, per duz. 3O
No other charges except for books and li.Ets nj,
city prices.
me PRINCIPAL l'aitcvS himself that f0m twcn-
ty years experience in imrarting instruction to
yonn" mrn, h" has acquired the bn.l methods,
am Is satisfied That lafci!ls guardians having
boys I" educate, woul b" advancing The nlcrrs,
OF both, by placing them under his care; with
equally cnrctitl attention 10 the cnnGYt Of ,hosc
over whom hc has charge. and with equally eff
ricnt teachers, the expense incurred is not .r,at
or, than is incurred NJ schools where thr ,,,rpe
would be from Ten 10 fifty dollars more pcr SEES
sion.
That the public may have full confidence in
merit their PATRONAGE; reference may be Lod ia
the following grn,Inmrn:
Rev. r. Steel, D. D., Arlington, Montgomery
county, Ia.
Rev. DR.. Neil, D. D., Easlon, Pa.
Key. Charles W. Nassau, late President of La
Faycttc College, Fa<ton. Pa
Rev. David \. Juihin, Greenwich, Warren
county, n. !.
DR.. Clarke, Wo~'buy. n. J.
Rev. Mes%rs J. NJ. & $. Dickcy, Oxford,
Chester county, Ia.
A. Fl. knElr. South Wharves, PHILADELPHIA,
II. Mcke"n, Market ST., ut 18th st. :.
W. Writ. IS Pine St. GO
W. Soby, 227 North Thi"l 81. q
8. T. n'chev of'fr fi,m of Dcr.rv & BROTHERS.
Hon""c'l Ccitcn Works. Chester Co.. Pa.
Access daily by stage from phila. AMI Baltic.
Rail Ronl.
Circulars ror'o'ninr IN ,icu'or< c7n no had
byel'r"o'in" JOIN VI. nICKEy, Principal.
Hopcwell Cotton Works, chcs'ei Co, Pa.
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,SO.HEIIIj,NT R|CH

EtST Received nnl for sale a very supcrior
% lot of French r,alI China with brtaI giIt
band; also English and Stone China of s,perior
qualify. Large Glass Fluid, Mantle and Brit,
tan!a Lamps: mantle ornaments, Rockinc1l am
Hh''onnS, toy tumbl"rS, iuolaSSrS cruit<. and n
General assortment of Quccnswarr. Cali at
Ellis cheap store and you can see them.
ElktOn. NV 20
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Entertainments.
LOCUST YER,

The seventeen wear Locusts will ap-
pear this year in all those parts of Mary
land, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Della
ware, embraced in the following boun-
darles, commencing at the Delaware
RIVER near Germantown, Pa, thence
south-weStrr!y to the Blue Ridge of the
All'gany mountains along the east side
OF the ridge to Loudoun and Fau1uier
counties Va, thence castcrly through a
potion of Fairfax across the Potomac
"a ovt Georgetown, through Montgomery
and upper portion Of Anne Arundel
counties, Md, TO The Patapsco; along the
north side of the Patapsco to the Chcsa-
peake Bay, thence to Havre-de Grace,
through to Cecil county, and Delaware
river up to the west side Of that river to
the beginning. These boundaries are
nearly correct as they appeared in 1891,
though they may now vary. The Lo-
Gusts will certainly appear on the south
SIDE OF the Patapsco, at least in small
numbers, as during the breeding season
IN 1881, great numbers were blown over
the river by high wind that prevailed
in the height Of that season. In Faua,icr
county Va, also this district laps over
another district for several miles, and
though the Locusts will appear this year
on the strip of territory thus douhIy oc-
cupled,' yet they appeared on the same
place in 1913, and will appear there
again in 1860, thus appearing alternate
III $ and 9 years. Over the whole ofthe
large tract of country embraced in the
above boundaries, the Locusts will ap-
pear in myriads. They will begin TO
leave the ground about the Goth of May,
few days earlier or later, according TO
the weather.-From the 1st to the 10Th
of April, their chambers may be uncov-
cred by simply shaving off an inch or
two OF the surface soil with a spade, in
any place where trees or shrubberv stood
in 1884. They will resemble small au-
CUR holes, . to 4 inches apart; and the
grub or larvG may be found by digging
a foot or two deep in the same situations.
those who have valuable shruhberv,
will do well TO protect it by covering ii
with cheap gauzr, from the lst to the
Goth of June. They do no other harm
than that Of causing the death of the
small twigs, by their pcriorations for de-
posting their eggs.
DR.. Gideon j. Smith.
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LAND IT PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber oilers for Sale a tract
Of Land containing
FORTY -3CRES,
more or less, and living on the road Lead
m" from in" village al Port Deposit TO
haItl" swamp. about half a mile from
In" first named place. The soil is of
Tia" best quality, and the location very
desirable" as ready sale NAV be- found at
the adjoining Village FOR whatever PRO-
dat" may be raised; manureS NAV also
be obtained with comparatively little
hauling. 4 portion Of this land is al
ready iii an improved stat, and with a
small additional expenditure might be
placed in excellent order. Good crops
OF Corn and Wheat have been raised .,-
on ii during the past year. T he rcmrn-
dcrls covered with valuable timber. TO
Il person wishing to provide himself with
snug home no situation could be more
suitable.
Also another tract of SIXTY ACRES,
lying upon the River hill near Rock Rum:
OF like quality and condition.
The title to the above tracts is mex
ceptionable. Possession given 18th
March next. INQUIRE of
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL,
NOV. 10Th % ElI>ion.
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RECEIVING PRfsENrs FROM FoPrrGN
PRINCES. The porcelain travelling brcal;
fast service Of Napoleon, left by his viii
to his mother, and by her to her grand
son, the Prince de Canine, has by him
been presented toMajor Cass, our Charge
at Rome, as a testimonial for the Latter $
attentions to the Prince, upon the over
throw of the revolutionary authorities.
The Prince is now in exile in Switzcr-
land.-Ihe service has been delivered
over to Major Cass, in Rome, in pursu-
ance of instructions from the Prince to
his agents in that city. But can he con-
stitutionally receive il! asks the New
York Express, which says:
"Ihe last clause ofsection 9, Of article
|, of the constitution seems to us TO pro-
hlblt its reception. Once 'sprnce' al.
ways prince, we should say, though in
exile, and so temporarily rowerless. The
right TO receive is certainly questionable
at the least"
PREcocrors GENIrs.-A Scotch IAN r
tells us OF pensivr urchin, who 2ad to
ms ,nstructreSs--"Aunty, what cones o
a the auld moons :" "Gerd. ladIie.
Pm no very sure" was thn lardy reply
"h"y II aNhr clip them doom and max
stars o them
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TO THE puDLTn.

in" subscriber (nc' being engaged in any 9TH
or business has resumed the p.nclicc of Land
surveying. Ccnvryancing, &c. Being ac,l,ani
al with the different qualities Of soil in the
ncl@nbortooi. persons wishing 10 hay or sell
Land woull find ii 10 their advnntn - TO rive
him call. JTTliRO JOHNSON
Near North East, Cecil Co.. Nj.
June 1t 'J0--;f
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
|eJoi"i"~ me Ti'/ngc Of Eih1on,

.1dJo"'7% Mc I|/0gc Of E/hI0n,
CrcH CounfA Nd.
rHS!'E subscriber will sell at Private Sale
IL from
100 10 $50 .7crcs Of Lna.
lair proportion of which will be woodland
from oilthat part olhis Farm lying north Of the
philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
Road, and embracing the hi9h land ON the north
ern part Of IBIS Farm. The situation is remarka
bly, healthy. with hr best Of spring wafer. com
mandS BEAUTIFUL view nf the river valley and
surrounding country. and the whole has a fine
southern exposure.
Also, LOTS for sale al fair prices in Main and
Bridge Streets, III the town of Elkton. Persons
purchaSn" at this time will have sufficient time
to put up buildings before the 25th Of March
next.
For terms aro'y n The subscriber On the prem
iscS. SANL HOLTJNGSWORTJJ
Oct 10. soft
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MRS. NJ. +. BEACH.
MISS S. j. TuRNI.Y,

PRINCIPALS.
The undersigned have been witnesses. for
three years past uithc excellence Of Mrs Bcacl, (
mode Of teaching. and can therefore speak with
confluence IN comlnrndin" her To the public Her
former experience as the head ofn Fcmal" Gr.r-
mary in New En.aani, her familiarity with nil
The branches necessary to be taught her unririn. =
energy loyc OF the work of instruction; an pr-
'uiIar tact in discipline, combine TO render her
one OF the best Instructors to whom the r;luro-
hon OF young ladies can he entrusted.
Kew. HNo. BrERows, Col. j. j. !ErCKARr.
\. ANnGESoN, Esq, Mr.J. W. ApnAn,,s.
Mr. EDWIN WILMER, MIR. J. l.. MAXWELL.
Port Deposit. M.
\. b. This institution is situated on the road
mcfSccting BcI-ar and Wilmington road AMI
between Port Deposit and Battle Swamp, Cecil
county, Md. The location is very elevated AMI
surrounded by large and beautiful grove where
pupils may enjoy their Juvenile sports, and be
protected by the foliage from the rays If The sun.
Daily intercourse may be had hv Steamboat and
Eailroal with Baltimore and Philadelphia. No
deduction made for voluntary absence duripr
term time. The Teachers will exercise barren
tai care over Pupils.
The following gentlemen recommend the To-
cation Of this institution as having been che Of
inc most healthy residences in the country
Cornelius Smith, Esq. CORNER rc>i1rni.D
Allen An!"rS"n, Est. II. b. Brou.hton. VI. d.
William Norris, NJ. d. W. B. Rowland,
John Evans, " Jan. II. so,
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C.3Bi.NET W.7HE ROOM.
IN ETKY'HN nv


r. e ARSIIBANk x CANTWELL.-Th I'M
1Ha d"r>gncd at the old stand in Elkton, in
''liiE Hollow" prepare to order, ard keep ON
hand all kinds Of C.2AINET FirRNtTI'RE.
ing learned the business in one ofthc large
cities, they have brought with them all Tie arts
ofthr trade. and are prepared To make the bet
articles, as well as The cheapest and as they 10
thcir work themselves. and are under but LIGHT
expenses, they can afford TO sell at lower priccs
tlan the city shops.
In short they can furnish every a.tclc in their
line. no matter how stylish or costly, or whether
il be Of Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry or COM
mon pine They will also make cofInS of all
kinds and attend FUNERALS, whenever their
services may hr required
Persons cn"a"in~ lrmi,urc from them may re-
ly upon havln" il well made and uf GOOD rnate
rIJls. EbHER! NARSiiEANk.
MNIllIlM CANTN ELL.
EIkton, Dec. ", If.
. Emmy LIND SlIOl'S.--.i superior lot %
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&. HuMMELL's ESSENCE or COrFEE.

q hnc fu"k0g" of this Essence will 90 as far as
Nv lbs. "l' Store Coffee. Coffee male by this
Essence, will not only preserve perfectly the
real taste ci The store CGn,c. but will have u
moro delicate and finer favour. Il finer c,lour
ami Will certainly b. much wholrSomrr for eye
Iy person than pure Store Coffee: will also be-
CT ar without anything TO clear ii. Price l2dl
Gu. per Sn"I" ncha-" or 81 per dozen. For
sal" Wholesale and retail by
->oT. IL WIN. TONBTRT.
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JOHN s. NENN.iRD,

Uniforms his friends and the inhabitants of Cecil
Ii County, that he is still located al the ..OIj
stand. No. ST Market Street, Wilmington
Del. His assortment Of
DRY GOODS.
CARPETS,
TRIM NINCG
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THE KlNGGOID HOUSE

HNSllER \. WHITE, respectfully announces
II I" IL" citizens Of Cecil cornIy Tia; h., las
taken II" centre house in .'N'l AIMS Row" FIX
ton. immediately oprueit" G Lnrt's, formerly
Kings Hotel; and that he has opened the sam,
as an
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE.
Tor the accommodation Of the public generally
Meals VIII be served mp al all hours. and his Wis
Hers supplied with all th" drlicaccs Of the sea-
son. Hls bar will be furnished with the choicest
liquors; IN short. nothing VIII be omitted 10 min
iS'"r 10 IA" qualification Of those who may favor
him with call.
MAY lth, lSJO--tf
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Dr"cade Silks. Chameleon GIacr. do Black
DGro de- Rhinr, French Marinocs, ROYAL purrle,
Apple Green, H'aHarinr, Maroon, Wine. Mulbcr
r. and Mode CO loni$, Ccburg Cloths, Cashmeres,
I'll "o"i, Muslin dc LANES and cotton rlnn do.
from ~ 10 81 cent?. Alpacns black and tancy
colours, plain AM !igur'l. Sachinm Fnun Is.
Embroidered ali plain pri0l, from to ~ els.
Cambrich lanikr,rh2iS and lprae us<nyt.
mrht of Cloves and Hosiery, lor sale by
Nov. Ii WI. TURHrEr.
MT UFFS..--A hnr lot orNrGs, Ecas, and VIZ
wv ,ornes. Just opened y,
Dec. 2lst 1850 L. BRowy, ",