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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-16
L Ii E c ECIL WING


1--we have received during the week
number OF articles in prose and verse. which we
faF" not had time yel TO examine; lhcy will all
b. attended to.
- Th" wcli-writtcn story on the fist racc
b. Mr. Ew,n@ of oar town, has crowded ont thc
usual variety in that past OF the paper.
nc" v print in this column. in the stead
oi Editorial remark, the following articles from
correSponlcats-th The one isa very pretty address
10 some "Ialy love" the other an answer to
''7hc Nh'ewcN B.l1,' in much the anne spirit
with his ctiusion.
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 the creditors Of
~ George W. Taylor, that u personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor AMI hat the
twentieth day of October being the frs; 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 shrw ra,,-,.
if any they have, why a final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor. Test.
r. G. H0LLYDtY, Clerk
July u 3m ofCcril 60, nty Count.
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e;lkEHee-s Parody.

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Ca, ~, .,, ''-'l ','''.' '''''
~ ,''', '"N''''S' N'i"So o. thr pia:h,
.',"''''- '.'',! u" Is "',I caP'Fn 'rain'
i'''' ,n"','-S Il Nv" Darius th'lF r"Ci"l fh! m""
",P"?'
i - p',,',". '"'I'S lingering >''pE "riay.
II ~ o's ramp r. ~" walks 50 Green
y, 49, = ''','''.'' ia Nv" ''''h Hcc"c;
IT, =, =" ".t," '''Sl' az, Eyer! r.''" "fFeyi
~; 10 ''I' ",'' q re" ana gray,
,., ,H ,',,',.h wy, ""s,-I','y 10 IN rye
~, ''' II".' ~ ~ sf'''' an! sou INC PaSSers-Ny;
~! W 'N'S ~ i",h'I u" !"eif h"'h'Wafa way
'''" ''""' '''c ''o"- "--ior many slough nave
>, my
i.a'h 9I"a's responsive J." ms Wa"en $ call,
ply S'"1,i'h@ cut SOUS ,F ~ hhhe"HMeI wall.
LN''"n ,'' ''5,E t,' o'h'jl %on "i 'r"d MIL,
INV NV, ",rn @' '."@- gu. '"'ose ut ,"y,
n"f" r'H ''','"''!' mas t'+ l'nn Z" n.HE'
H'ro!' "~', ~. MI that bic "Eh' 10 GO;
~ '"'', ,,i,. ''%"y "fH'oT' 10 'ite 6'"fr'
Thcncc--.,o ayoiI the la,,.,..o,.o t,o ,.,,,. e..
town.
Nor have sung oiall our town can beast
NJ ,'G ~ ''I ,'ceI@ u '% ii famous nest;
Snnn,anson.ly ,hry grow n"I native. "'bn .r,
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CLOTHS. C.ISSl.NERES, Sc.

gpLACK, Blue, Olive, Green, Brown, and
R5AIuIbcrry Cloths; black and fancy CASH
mcrcS; figured and plain black Satin, fancy do;
lwillcd silk, black and fancy; Cashmere and Maj
settles Ncstmgs; black and fancy silk Neck 1icsi
silk IldktS, printed and plain cambric do; linen
collars; black and fancy kid, slk, I!slc thread,
and cotton Gloves; Braces and Hosiery.
apl ~ For sale by WIN. TokBERT.
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THE CECIL WIG
Is Published every Saturday.

OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO THE pOsT OFFICE.
Ia" terms are Two dollars year in advance,
AMI two dollars and fifty cents II not paid in adj
vance.
hh|'5 or ApVERTlSING.-1 square 3 weeks
Slj % cents for each subeeqrcnt insertion: |
slnars months 50, months Sc, | year St2.
Fraction ola luare to BE- charged rs squarc.
Long yearly advertisements at the rates of Sl2
for one third ola column.
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Augusta, 81.
G. a @.
800 TONS PERUVIAN GUANO,

80 tons fHlng0nian @uano.
100 81 quality paIa@omian do.
The attention of farmers and planters is re-
>rHciluiiy directed 10 ia" stock of Guano which
v Lave N $tOr" and are now receiving b. dire /
impurIaliuns. Our Gnano is warranted 10 be of
the yer! best quality, weighed and inspected by
the Stalc Inspector, aud the analysis Of the yari-
ous carIoes which we offer for sale prepared by
an eminent chemist of the city, can always be-
sc"a at oar warehouse.
HAVING an ample stock on hr&T, farmers need
far nc d.,af i.o.";.c in hrn@ supplied jl'lhey
forward! their orders in season. Ig.gy ";t'utjou
viii be- paii to orders racot ycd per na.l, ao3 or
lr.ccs an! terms will be as lih'.a .. any hp .
in the uHir. y. NAICDN x CO.
i,nrr, Grain ain; "u"uo a.' ...
Ger. Eomty's Ha2.foni ii'ooi ST., s.. ....
,@tironoi Plaster IN tbls. and Be-. Dust.
Auo. .. ii IN
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FREAK OF NATURE.-Two physicians
of Georgia, Doctors Cohen and DUR,
have published a statement TO the effect
that there was born upon the premises
of David J. Williams, in Telfair county,
a negro child, weighing twelve pounds,
with two well formed and separate
heads and necks, two arms and two spi =
nal columns, three legs with feet attach
ed, two in their natural position and the
other coming out on the back in the re-
gion ofthe hips, with two hearts parti-
ally joined together, two lungs, and 9TH
er anomalies.
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Tie Honse"Yc's Hcip 2Hd Hasbond's icy!
The German Washing Fluid

NOES away entirely with that laborionS task
~ OF rubin" the Clothes upon the washboar'.
1t contains no ingredients whatever, injurious TO
the finest Iaipjc or the .fc>h. The rrorrictorS
wish every one 10 give ii IL trail auL If il docs
not prove 10 be as recommended, the money, in
every Suc,, c,sc, will he refunded Full dircc-
tiors accompany each bottle Retail price -
cents per bottle, sufficient TO do taro ordindyy
t"aSiilgy, and saving the Clothes more by not
rubbing them. than the cost of six boltcs-hc-
sides rcmoyin" stains oilrur, &C., if there be
any, aud the time and tabor saved.
Prepared only by /, T. iiONF & CO..
piiiadrlpdtin.
George Heritage, Smyrna Agent for the Stale
of Delaware and the Eastern Shore OF Niary!an
All orders received by him wholesale or retail
will be promptly attended TO.
Argust 'll-.3m.
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U-FCAiNS.--if You wish TO get good barcaI;.
buy 81 prople that advertise. The increase
am"nnt oicustOm which ludiciOUs system oi
advertising always brings To- store, enable Ina
pruri jctors 10 sci at smnI"r profits than those
con afford To vino have an accidental customer
NOW and then.
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CHARLESTON PROPERTY

TOR SALE.--Thc undersigned, as agent for
l. Robert Thompson, offers for sale that large
and valuable BRICK TAVERN
HOUSE; situated in the village of n <rfr,,h q
Charic.town. Cecil county, To- Iss- -! ki,
cethci with lots attached, OF ! sf;sIgGst sesz 7s
ACRES ofLANp. The tavern
house is 80 feet from, and 10 feet deep. There
are also o! the premises good frame Store
house, pump, spring-house and several good out
bull iirgs. For terms &c. apply TO
June II ii p. C. RICKETTS,, ENton.
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New Spring Goods.

WYNN. TORBERT would respectfully iuf,rn
w his customers and the public generally,
that he has Just opened large and handsome as
sortmcnt OF Spring Goods, to which hc invites
their attention. believing he can offer ihco
greater inducements than any OF his contcnIpo-
,arics. rendering his thanks for The very liberal
patronage heretofore extended him, he solicits a
continuance Of tho SANG. lapr. ~.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

'rh" subscriber (nnt being engaged in any 9th
cr bu$incss) has resumed the practice of Land
Surveying. Convcyanclng, sc. Being arqualnt-
cd with the different qualities Of soil in the
nc-sb"rhool, persons wishing 10 buy or sell
Iand wouli find it to their advantage TO give
him call. .lETilRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Md.
June 1T 'AiD--tf
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THE RINGNOLD uOU&E

H!TiSllfE \. WHITE, respectfully announcrs
n 10 thc citizen of Cecil county, that l." has
taken the centre house in w hams Row iik-
ton. Immediately opposite Gchharl's, Formerly
kng'a Hotel; and that he Aas opened the anne
a an
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
Tor The accommodation of tie public Generally,
Meals will hc 81! we'd mp ri all hours and his vs-
tiers supplied with all the !rlirn"i"S of the sc;,-
son. His bar will BE- furnished with the choicest
liquors; in short nolnn" VIII hc omitted To min
sicr TO the Qualification OF those who may favor
him with II call.
MAY ith. l&1O-.f
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NEW SPRING GO0D9,
FANCY .I.ND NT.fpIN

IIIi. subscriber returns his thank ioi rast
p,lronagr, aud Respectfully ooI.cI'' contInn-
unre otthr same. The public will pl"ns" call
and ~1amnr his stock. Il. L. MAY.
Ilkton. Apr 10. u
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CALlFORNIA MEMS.

S-ihhi ~ ~ "a
NEW YORK, August ID p. NJ
The PromctheuS has arrived. with san
Juan dates 10 the 18th and san Francisco
dates of jul Y 10Th. She brings 800 pas
scngers, and 5000, 900 in gold on freight
and 100000 in the hands of passen-
gers. The Pac;Ge left San Francisco on
the 18th AID arrived at San Juan on
the 29th. The passengers Travelled ff-
teen niles by land and Ihen proceeded
in steamer across Nicaragua Lake and
down the San Juan river. Her paSscn-
gers express great satisfaction with the
new route.
The onIy event Of interest at San
Francisco had been the conviction and
execution by the vigilance committee
of desperate character named James
Stuart. He was hung at two O'Clock on
the 1lth. at the lower end Of Market
street wharf, in the presence Of 5000
people.
At Sacramento, MarysviIlr, Stockton
and other places, the citizens bavr been
compelled to act IN their own behalf,
til" laws icing inadequate, and their OK
eCution inefficient. The hanging OF
Stuart had created great excitement, and
III" Conduct OF the committee had been
severely .rNrchcudrd by the court and
city authorities. Tho people generally
sustain III" 2cts ofthe committee.
The vicinity of RogHe's River and the
Nlamathrogion were infested by hostile
Indians, who are we'll armed and COM
nit numerous murders. They are also
troublesome in Sacramento valley aud
refuse 10 meet the Commissioners who
are destitute of money.
The Normons are making an Effort to
establish direct communication from
Salt LAX" TO the Pacific.
Mining intelligence is very favornhlo.
The effects Of the last fire are Cisap-
pcaring, and the burnt district is rapidly
being bult up. Many substantial brick
buildings are IN course Of erection
Throughout the CITY.
Agricultural affairs are promising.
Politics are attracling and three par
ties, wings, democrats and Independents
are in the field,
Markets generally are overstoc|;ed and
unchanged.
Seamen's w2r"s are lower. Carpen-
tors received .;IJ. and iatorys - per
diem.
Money is abundant.
SoTrr.u>G Nrw-G 1irol,,c Priaiiag
p,..u NJ. T. lN,,r.,...,, ,......,, $780,. 80.
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Opposite Ipm. I0r5CU'S S0rc.)
7i7IIE subscriber has returned To ElhIcn and
l. again commenced manufacturing Ladies,
hlisscs ami ChIlrgns Boots and Shoes in ali
their varieties, which he will sell lower than
they tan be sold by any one else in Eihlon, as
he has determined to do n c2h business aud 10
sell for ten per cent advance on the Wholesale
prices.
fyou want bargains call and see my shoes,
and You viii find il TO your advantage TO buy, for
you Will save Il! to - cents on every pair Of
Ladies boots Oh shoes you bug ircm me. | will
sell lower than any one else. manufacture all
Of my work, and can sell a, the wholesale price
and have the manufacturers profits. Call with
the Cash and YOU shall have shoes at the follow
in% p iccS:
Ladies! best addressed morocco Boots, $1,t2!a
store price p
best quality Buskin<, thick solcs, $500
Store price, l,l2l
9 best kid do $500
Store price, l,I2a
g ''J"nny Lind'' thick soles, SLIP
Store price. I,37,
:. ''jcnny Lind" singlc do $500
Store price, 1.!J
LADIES' CATERS and fancy shoes Of all kinds
made 10 order. and cheap ioh Cash. ChiIIrcGs'
and Misses boots low: in proportion 10 the
above rates.
All my work marranic3 not 10 be- surpassed in
neatncss and durability; and il any Of II fail, it
will b" repaired without charge AMI dcduc-
ton made in the next pair.
Some will say this is Il i!nmbug! II is such Il
Brig as they don't like TO hear, for II will b"cc
them out ofbig profits. ii the merchant buy
I.ady'S bushins for 81 Gus. aud sell them for
$i,I29 he makes a profit If he buy wom"n's
undrcsscd morocco boots for 30 els. and sell
them for 1928; that will pay and if hr buy
"Jcnny IndS' Tor 90 cts. aHI sell them tor
S - !, he don't los" much we'll say. And when
uiIrr my shoes at reduced prices they cry H"m-
ing, But i, is no Humhng for them 10 make 30
per cent on common shoes that they buy in the
city. When reduce the price they cry hum
bug AT once. and they reduce the price, Will
sell at the wholesale price.
COME ONE, COME ALL, and You shall
have shoes lower than they ever were retaied
at in Elkton, or anywhere else. Don't forget
the place; Opposite I0rbert's Sore. Sign otHe
BIC .9IlL. ENOCH CROUCH
Erkton, August SLIT.
n. b. ! tiater myself that can please the
Ladies with their Dress Shoes, as have had long
experience in the manufacture Of Ladies' Boots
and Shoes. f.. {.
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E,SLY NEl*.---A Handsome lot Just received
n aud for sale by b. +. MAY.
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DysrNTEay.-rhis disease is quitsA,
prevalent throughout Chester county.
Many deaths have occurred, especially
among children. A hot and dry season
seems TO invite this disease. Too much
care cannot be observed in the use Of
unripe fruits, and IN diet generally.
TRccord.
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EE AF$.-latnsi style Silh Hats. of various
< Ia,,iiri's, Iu>t received and for sale by
apr 10 VIM. T0kBEkT.
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ANoTHra MAN OYER THE FALLS. A
dispatch TO the B,ifalo Express, from
Niagara Falls, Oh Friday evening,
says:--
"a man has just gone over the Falls!
lie GENE down in IA small boat, and ap-
prared 10 be sleep. The people shou-
ed TO him from tn, shore, and woke him
up, but it was TO, late to avail anything,
as he was ALREADY in the rapids. He
fell out Of his bot at the first pitch, and
was seen to go OYER the cataract, with
the boat little ahead Of him. His
name is not known"
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yEy2hLE COZ tk'.--A large assortment f
u cotton aud w"nIen table covers, Just rcctu'
and Tor >air cheap. by J.. DhUnA, il.
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EDrrrGE~ aud LAWNS, al beautiful texture
II r,t reed hy krTTLEWTLL & Co.
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w. Pinkney Ewing,
,Tohn A, T. CresWel'
W0GEL. y4S<es..

Y7IIE subscriber would inform his old friends
i and customers in the vicinity Of ilhtau, tuat
he still continues tle manufacture O, vga! into
Cloth, kcrsey, Cashmere, Eatinnt-, Blankets.
Yam, Sc. Wool left at VIM. To- bett'a tore.
with careful directions, viii be promptly attend
ed to AMI returned in Il rcasonnbln tjr lu good.
warranted well done, and AT reasonable prices.
THOMAS WORRELL.
Hcrm5tead, June7, 81 Inn
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n 7EAS.-!;up"ror Young Hyson, Imperial
IL and Blach Tea. just received by
June Is j.. BROWN, Jr
(Jcnkins' packed Teas constantly on hand.)
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Genrge Earle.

A uorncy AT Law. Elkton, Md. Oifccncxt
IA door to 'rorbcrt's Store.
Dec. It'll 1880
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"a EWrON NARliNG'S Wheat and Glass
z SryrIre, Snarh"S. Rai,cs, Hay Forks, Scy,lc
stones. Rifles, &C., for sale by
June i. F. MAY.
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TO THE !.7DyE.H.

ID F. MAY has received handsome assortment:
ID. Of silks, Poriin,, Bcrea" dc Laincs, .ilk
LustrcS, mournjnc Alracas, Chamhrays, Cling
Auuns, 'aih and swiss Muslrn>, aud great
rcty Of fashionable style Of Prints. Also kid,
silk, Lisr thread, and cotton Gloves; Hosiery,
Trimmings, &c. apr -
n ~tI.DTiiS. CASSINERES; + W T. f. d S i,
SJcans, DrilEiups, MuSlins, trown and bleach
ed; Hardware. Gurcnswarc, Groceries, Boots,
Shoes. Hats, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Mead, 'alt,
st. brs, ground alum and fine. For sale hy
arr 10 b. +. MAY.
p.S. Country produce taken in exchange Tor
unmls al die hinhtSl mnrkri nricr.
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G.lITERS .T.ND NHO Els.

A fresh supply {" Mrs. Smith Caters; Jenny
Lind, buskin, medium sole, hid slippers and
chiLirrnS Shoes: inr sale by Is. F. MAY.
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seURNlNG FLUID.
Ed HUMMELL'S ESSENCE OF
COFFEE. McCal!nunt and Rori's
Superior TEAS, in and H. pack
ages. and all other articles usually kept in :;
County store, received and for sale, by
Jan. - JAS. DENNY.
LADIES F.jSTHON,IBLE DRESS GOONS.
EDLACK Gro DE- Rhine, Chameleon Glaze.
aGSilks. Brocade do. Fouard do. Brocadt
silk Porlips, l!ain do, high color,d Bari>ie,
Bcresc de LANES. Nuu,m de-, silk Lu>tlcs,
Linen do, printed CanbIcs, Lawns and Cin.-
hAmS; together with q large assortment Of Trim
mines. iandkcrcl.ictS. Gloves end llnricry.
apr 10 For Sale by WIN. TGKRIIT.
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More New Goods.
GREAT BARGAINS!

We have jus, receive ed from New York and Boston,
SO PACKAGES
New Rich and Fashionable Goods, at reduction from
our former low prices-InClndng
100 Ps. Rich Persian, French and Scotch De LANES
the most elegant assortment offered
so ps. Rich Plain and Figd Changeable Silks.
100 ps French Thbet, c. W. Thbet, Black Mohairs
aud Alpnccas.
500 ps New Styles American and English Prints, Cheap
Broadclohs Cassimeres, Doeskns, Neslings, Gloves
Hosiery, Housekeeping and Domestic Goods and a
thousand and one other artces-which we shall offer
at prices that will not fail to suit Purchasers will find
it for their interest to give usa call.
November 1851 CHaS DA.NA JR. g. CO.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1851-11-20

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC " ONDER! IMPORTANT
no DySpEPTICS-J S. IIOUGHTON'S PEPSlN,
The Tue Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared
from RENNET, or the FOURTH STOMACH or TIE
OK after directions of Baron Ll5lG the great pnyso,-
ogcoI Chemist, by j. 5. IIOUGHTON NJ, D., PhlNdel
pIia This is truly wonderful remedy for lNDll'
TION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LIVER COM
PLANT, CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing
after Ma jURE'S OWN METHOD, by NATURES
OWN AGENT, the GASRIC JUICE Pamphlets, con-
tanning Scientific evidence of its value furnished by agents
gratis See notice among the medical advertisements
500 ly
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COMNLSSIOMERS, NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Probate
w Courl for the District o Hartford, commissioners,
to receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate Of ASA WALKER, late
oIllarIand, said district deceased, and the claims OF
the deceased exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give no
lice that SIX months from the fourth day Of October,
1851, are allowed for the creditors present their claims
TO SAID commissioners for examination and allowance,
and that we will meet for that purpose at the dwelling
house Of Chor Walker, in said iartland, on the first
Monday Of December, 1851, and the last Monday OF
March, 1852, from one o'clock Until four, p. NJ, on
each Of said days,
BUCKLEY MARCY, COm's.
ALBERT B. BURK,
Iaraud, October A. 1851. 597 3w
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SCHOOL, BOOKS!

ATruE pEopLn's BooKsroRE has been received
n lnrge and fresh lot of SCHOOL BOOKS IN
clndoc ever, yarcr, Of Readers Gmmmars, ArIhmr-
TICS Biographies opecrs &C., that are j" USE which
ore Of the latest editions and will be sold at The lowest
n,coo Also
4 grcn, supply of the bes, qupity Of States, Of all
s1es-vn,ch will be sold Il, prices that will render II a
matter of economy to use them ior covering roofs
Also Paper Pens Pencils, Pen holders, Ink &c
Woodstock, Nov. II, 1851.
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@pRRlAA MlOl1lEF Z

H. pcrsons who have not provided Themselves with
n n Winter Shawl aud are in want OF Que, can select
from the largest and bos assortment IN TINS S'So' ana
o".,, ~ Tho "CHEAp SroRE," where the subscribers
have this day opened another large lot at reduced prices
October 80. ~ olbAhN' " "O'
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NEW CARPETS JUS. RECtiV 9!

npS Fine Medium aud super fine Wool Carpets
II vrne,iau aud Three ply do,-Entrrcly New and
nA,in,r ,,,,cs in rich color received day and III
rIn "a the stock prc,onsly hand will be sold Al
,'r;n,s ,ybch DEFY COMPETITION by
p''C's ". ." ,e5l A. STEARNS & son.
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MOMENTS RIGHTS!

/NNE HUNDRED PIECES Of new and elegant stl les
" Nous de LANES, CashmCrcs and Persian Cloths, IN
high coors and large figures, the richest goods OF INC
season Also Ribbon, Trimmings and Buttons to match
Hi, dav received. ard offered prices that will wat
ran, quick sNle, by A. SitANN0 N ''.'.
October 40, 1881
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E1AWCEg & T2NOyYN,
DRESS GOODS.

N-EW STY Lr&A Large and fashionable lot Of Dress 'Good
laptcG the have Just been received by the sub
rbrs consisting part lhLct. French Cashmere. and
,uut,C C.u, every yu,Iy OF Culo: ant shade EngIsh
nd Commnn De iau,-, French. all Wool do, Casmerrs
scotch and American Guehs, ana variety Of Prints,
l.,l nluI> Purchasers Of these Goods should not rail to
mine o. before buying elsewhere, .hai receive
utt add Uuu Of r>h Goods throughout the season, they
pu be sure c finding all times m assortment orthe latest
md hes. Il, ps rd we shll I'll prices which
uIl sl,lsi, one and all.
AT TIE ONE PRICE CAEAp STORE.
Sep. 81, ISL. A.sIEARN So son.
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More w OOIen Goods.

WE have just received additional supply of Black,
w Blue Green, Olive and Brown, American and Ger
man BROADCLOTHS,
of different qualities and prices Also,
Black German, MiJdesex, Plain, Plaid and Fancy Doe
skins and Cassmeros, Rich Cashmere, Satin and silk
Vespps Kentucky Jean French English Beaver Cloths,
Salneils, &c., making the best assortment OF
WOODEN Goods,
to be found in the county. The Goods were purchased
low under hard money pressure, and VIII be sod &C
Observation-Disclosures will find the prices TO he sauSac-
tory. u DANN '''' ~ w.
November, 1851.
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BOST ON CARDS,
October, 1851.

Merchants, Manufactures, and all others going to bos
ton for supplies are respectfully invited to give their at
tenon to, and preserve copy OF the following isl Vi
BUSINESS CARDS.
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J2OOTy, BOOTS.

T HAVE made arrangements with the Best Boot Maker
in Vermont to keep me supplied with Mems Boys ana
Girls Roots better article and at Lower Prices than
can be found in his Town. w. a. bt' AN l.
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B O O K
FoR EVERY AMERICAN.
MEN WAN TED
10 TRANEL As AGENTS.

The subscriber i, now publishing
THE LIFE & VOY.4GES or DISCOFERI
,r,h. ceIebr,,ed Americas lrcm which America de-
rived lis name Illustrated with EngravlngS
nv G. EDWARDS LESTER, Late u. ;. Consul,
Author of the Glory and Shame OF England, etc ETC.,
And ANDREW FosTER, ESQ.
NUMBER of active and intelligent gentlemen are
y offered uhera inducements IN GhcuaIhg, u! sun
.crin,ion. the above valuable and interesting work II
yyd,or Couny and other Counties in the State OF e'
,,nI The Terms will BIZ given application TO The
f., .".rI,n,,on, at reasonable aud moderate price.
Zoo p. II MANSFIELD,
IVholcs.Ie BOOKSELLER amt Publisher
,2l yo,k street. New Haven, Connecticut
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ID E D.

In this village on the l2thm GEORGE, oldest SO" "
Mr. Curtis Cody, aged 10 years
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JIREsH BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, at the Stone
l. Viii of superior quality, for sale.
Sept 10, 1851. II. c. DENlSON.