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Genin's Warm Weather stock.-The Sc,

sop suggests the necessity for light Hat Ergo Is not
70 suggest that At Genin IA Broadway there
stock OF summer Hats comprehending everything in
the trade In this branch Of art besides several original
Fashions peculiarly his own. The Genin Rocky Mountain
Beaver flor years favorte this season the most
elegant and dnng affair he has brought out The fol-
lowing list idea OF the extent oil his assortment,
although 10 docs not by include the whole
Rocky Mountain Silyery Beaver; White Brush;
Silver Brush Snow White Panamas;
French Felt " lite and drabl French Grey Beaver
Ieghorni Dunstable;
Diamond Braid Rice straw;
China Pearl
Thee ALL nearly ALL modelled after Genns designs
he recognises the right Of body to be original
Ills prepared all times to execute designs
which may be supposed elegant or becoming
GENIS, PA Broadway, opposite st. Paufs.
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style and quality and moderate prices, to Cahs
~ Broadway There can find style and color you
for yourself and children. Also. gentlemen equally
suited for STYLE quality, and eheapness at 81 BroadM
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examine stock OF upeqused assortment of Stoves We
have Just got Air tight Cooking Stove for 1884, the
Odd Fellow Aso ak furnaces which be
used with without the only thing Of the hind
market ABENDR0TH. BROTHERS.. liz BsakmAn st-
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Hn hattef has removed rs -. Nhi0& Cnrdn he
81 brssf gsy rhtr eFefythrs tsndngta eau9s - she
Fhs8s IN shar sat, hfes - nua re
~ pri..s Orf w irtes and sas.es s4i rislGs tsts
ssg sssysss.
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Ssv Y6rk Herald - Ne - saa Francisco ~
cents. RERT9RD 60.
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Gouraud,, Liquid Hair DYE Instantly con-

red hair blown black. Italian hedeated
Soap pmpes freckles, eruptions, oto Poudrs
Subtle eredieasss hair from any part Of the bodyaar
rantd Liquid Rouge for pale lips and cheeks LILY White
Hair Restorative found at DR.. FELIX G0URAUDs Labo-
ratory 81 walker first Broad Laend
or, IS South Third street. Philaaeiohls.
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Comb Factory, asa neutrality-suspicious. arc

respectfully invited this choice selection Of Dress
Combs the variety beyond all doubt the greatest in the
city. oompreing the beautiful work in she'll
buffalo Loxn. Combs repaired and made to order
A. l. j. SAUNDERS.
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zee any in 4 fit We used persons
every day, in violent conyulsiye epepe ht. We
since the Andote has been vonohsafed
IL is won deri blessing, and all get it, 102 Nassau
81 rect.
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Lives there man who looks ahead.
Yet never 10 himself has said
sIlI he hanged II I'LL lie bnmbOOZ led Into


those prices for Boots and Caters, when
buy handson and better made articles for third less
at JONES, IA Ann strsetF'
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ws,,s, Nerrous Antldo,e.-Therc Is hardly

this city Brooklyn that has not resi-
who has been cured Of disease by it. Now the crsdu
ous Of its mighty should send 20 the doctors get the
the nearest who knows it's power and then
TO l0l Nassau street.
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it's efficacy in consumption 70 the City nspecto ask him
the wesl y deaths the city, and will
ind consumption reduced from eighty and ninety down to
thirty Now what has been the caAsei fcaresEly
positively ats Nervous Andute. The
that sold land away the less deaths in the city
I02 Nassau
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This - one OF the very Warmest days OF the
season ard brings clothing Straw Hats into
susop. Por beautiful quality Of the last men TONED
article 20 NC hno1 u Fulton street and While th-re AZ
anime hunared Dollar Panama Hat he has IL is the
most beautiful thing curiosity way
and we'll worth going out OF your VA } to zee.
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QUALIFICATIONS,

NJ Ill Br ptBLIsnFD oS THURSDAY June L.
" Nufons Bu -ness Directory FOR ls5i-1 price ~ cents
Published and fer sale BY JOHN H. rRoW ~ Ann
1--WE NEW rORk PicAYUNF rs ISSUED THIS DAY
~ No u Fulton street triee cents IL contains.
- usna v.riety ~ interesting articles and sre Wit and
Clay.
tARIoIS fROGRTss. Sly PLATES, THE oRtGr-
nal inrrtsson ny HoYarth, very scarce; ,rammeats
Memoirs, in Ftneh With 81 steel portraits BY Nsndykc; SIR
feter Ity, A. siso shelsys vcrks complete 20 cent.s
hgh fnrrsssnrs a,O volumes 81 old and Books. fcf
fsle W j. y. NrAgLE To- NRssaN street
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aid Rocky Mountain drab Beavers together with
assortment 81 Psnamas eghorns and Hats every
variety. W. p DAyIDS SOL broadway second door FROM
Du street, where al tastes can be suited
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Personal.

MISsINC.-sTNcE WEDNESDAY LAST, arm JUNE
w from the British steamship isis. boy about 70
Of age four feet IN height with srk hsf and eyes hat
on blue cloth ot trousers corduroy Jacket.
nene William Srcton. native Il Dcr1y IN aBd. Any
information Of aid boy vii be thankfully received IN board
tie Asia, or At - Brosdway.
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NOrlCE.-Ir NATTnrM LINnFY. - NnrNnrR.


" IN RrwARn.-Lo.r. TUESDAY, 1--WE NJ. ~
0so nains from East hfoghrn - Wiihaasyar.n.
TOLD watch With the 81 = tiift8a srNratef the
tack made " III rerrlau1 ~. go m hr4r ugl set
tae sesye rsrtrd ~ letyirF y so Brooras stss.t
g IN RFWARD.-IOsr. on BOARD TuE CAMDEN
~ W sud Amhoy boat Tuesday. The i0ih irs rnses
leathsr Nslise. marked ~ X. Grnth n .shars "a
House.
QlO REwABD-LosT BETWEEN EAST SIXTEENTH
Nv street snd ~ PARK. along Bryedway aplaiu gpd
tTasstt Torn q ribbon wtA knot aud base. fhe above
reward viii - PAID on IT, sn - either 10 stone
street, CT - Fact Sixteenth street.
= = REwARD-STRAYED OR STOLEN, on MONDAY.
F'c the th Jnhs Italian Greyhound HABIT ava color.
White lrcaEt with lr4s chain and lock hs aeck Who.
ever v return ad dog " q 1nrrsy street. viii receive
tha above Eevard
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-AY YouNe VIZ
ANp Nv CID usHRkLLA-AzsrL.
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AMusEMENrs rHls EYENING.

ssosR.
BowLRY THEATRE. Bowery-LApY o. LroSs-ErHI-
SPAN PRiNcI-DRUNkAhD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
rnN DAILY SPY.
from Eliza Couk's Journal
The Two Brothers, or Peace and
Good Neighborhood.

The vsiter to the banks of The WE must
doubtless have remarked the high hill, upon
which rises the village of Setback The path
leading 10 ii from the reighboriug meadows,
IS as steep as if intended TO reach the clouds
and caused the magistrate Of the place to
give it the name Of Jacobs Ladder. Al tie
top of the hill stood the church, which, from
a distance, served as a guide to the siraying
traveller; around it were scattered tie lwei
ings Of tie inAabitantS, stationed on the LITER
ent platforms Of the green hill, ike nests in
the wide branches of a lofty cedar
At its foot, not far from jacobs ladder,
were Two small farms, separated by hedge
of elder trees. The two cottages, so exactly
resembling each other in their neatly white.
washed walls, in the thatched roofs, in the
easements round which hung the honey sue
kle in fragrant clusters, came upon tie eye
as twin sisters, so alike in garb and feature
as scarcely 10 be distinguished from each,
other.
In rulh, both were built al the sane time,
10y Tom and Jones Busham not eveua hedge
divided them at first There was as little
separation between The houses as between
The ilearIs OF tie two mothers ; but their close
neighhorhood soon gave rise to innumenbe
quarleiS, and, at the same time our recIi2l he
gins, the Baehams had long ceased to hold
any Intercourse with each, other. Perhaps
they no longer even entertained any Affections
for each o,her-for hearts which have parted
in anger unronsciousy become embiitered.
We fill up with leprcach and censure the
void which W oundrd affection las left in our
hearts, and by necessarily complaining to
ourselves OF those we have loved, we al iengti.
think we are quite right il lating them.
No one could leIl The cause OF quarrel which.
originating IN some ehGliitiou oftein,er about
some trife, aud omenied by mutual recrimi
nation, and by the injndicious iulerlereGce II
IA third party, ended IN an open rupture. II
unfortunately happened, just at the time, that
fresh dispute arose between them about a
piece Of ground, which had 10 he decided Ivy
law, and though fair and equitable division
was made, both parties left the court still
more eXaslierated-,fo il is love, no, Justice,
that soitcns luminosity and soulhes angry feel
ings.
II, then, the impossibiliy Of a reconcilia.
ton between the RaSlnns had hecntnc, so Il,
speak, a thing of public tiotorety, all those
who had failed in their emdcavors to hriue il
about dec AIRED the thing was hopeless. Had
not hrs Worship's eshor,aton been perfect,
useless? Had not farmer Snaker got drunk
three times in vain attempt to make then,
take a glass together? Had not even Miss
Bosin herself invited the two wives to her
house, under pretext Of teaching them to maxi
goosrberry Wine, without being able 10 pre-
vail upon lhemo shake hands?' But none of
them sremed TO remember that he who would
reconcile friends must make lis appeal L.
feeling, not to reason. Divided hearts can
only BIO re.united By gently touching soue
spring Of feeling common. TO each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
Steam Engine for Sale,
GILL VALENTINE, Surveyor.

YTAS taken Room No "a Front St opposite the City
Hall aud respectfully soicils continuance Of iavors
lie ia alent for the icGh Mttgnt LIE inSaTGnct
Co and viii attend to applications in that line.
lie also intends keep general Agency Ofcc, and per
~,ns wanting help viii be supplied, ard situations VIII b
procured for those in want, on reasonable terms Keep
will be su lpel with boardes, aud persons wishing io
Roard viii be recommended good Boarding houses
aAz il is desirable that this Office should acquire aud sus
AIN GOOD rcpnaiion II pected that those who desire
- lIece through ncy, will came well recommended
leneIncnts let collected, bA!s beoSs Roster
ara yritis in gcRerl attended 10, ard almost any amu
business (axcept clca fugitive aayse viii be atelde
TO- III preference to tlehcss 1870
Worcester, Jan. Z. JHs-eu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
Lost.
Steam Engine for Sale.

A STEAM ENGINE Of 25 to 80 horse power, Il inch
"A Cylinder 80 inch STROKE vita e. Under Boilers,
80 feet long aud ~ inches in diameter with IL inch 1ues,
all pri order; aud viii be sold bargain inquire
Of :. HATHAWAY, at Toman, LutAels a Co., Canal
tree.. Worcester. d&wtf-dcc26
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Westboro and Worcester Expregs.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

gEIIE aics Of Worcester and its vicinity respectfully
invited to examine new and cheap triment of
French Scoch Enbrodeiits Cheap Lace Goods French
Collars, Cuff Chemizeties Muslin Vclorines, French Mus
Inns, Wide aces Bcrlhes Berthc teccs black and White
Lice Wells Cashmere and Lambs Wool Hosiery Gloves,
&C. Sc opcnund rcady for inspection, al the store
no. 40 Rain street,
recently occupied az Boot and shoe store previously
bg Miss Winchester deceased Thc G0ods are good con-
iion bepg part Of an Importers stock declining business,
md are nearly all Of this Seasons importation.
Ladies' respectfully requested to call carly TO insure
the beg designs A fair allowance to- Milncrs and the
trade.
u ,urs ofhusrcas frcm . A. nj, til dark ~ Main 81
Wo,cesicr Jan janslSw
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Gala O.. an

rTHis is pleasant, cooling Application TO Initiated
/ faces and may be used with great advantage for
chapped lins and Hands, 50 ireqaeni cold weather An
elegant article of the abare freshly prepared alwas
hand and for sale By H. T. LAZEil, hpotecary, No 20I
Main street. d6wistlS, W--dec24
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Hotel 10 Let.

kHA 4 ND FURNITURE FOR sALE-stpated in
ii@ 1hourlshihg village and now doing good bnsi
- -- --Pp3 ot 'iis once dee 2--dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18

"a a ooIiAGE HOUSE, nearly new on saemst =.
EieI containing rooms with good sulplv of water
- very desi"be place for small family and viii h,
SOFA chea-a pant Of the purchase can remain if desired
"fpi5 70 WM A. DRAPER & co
1APi'l A'' ell So Front Street
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Boots and Shoes.

3 ME is money, and you both by buying your
Boots and Shoes at the Cottage Stole, 40 Main
nI-iitf DANIELS d co.
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For Sale or to Let.

Ssh rF'HE BUILDING formerIe accuoied by NJ.
80 bigelaw situated on the Ralload. near SIessrs.
doses Or ost MIL Il is suitable ior manufacturing par
small hGcane SHOP The Lot l. about IS by So viii
'csi dt at Messls Earles Lumber Yard
sem . DIFF SINFOr- MAYO N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18

Medal Doaskins
A MOTHER invoice Of those rich Medal Doeskirs, at
hUDsON'o, No Flggg Block.
NoY22 DIFF
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Gents Fins Boots.
JANKIN5 g. CL0UGH,
Faghinu9h!a Hair Dregsers

'J7IE subscribers would most respectfully inform ta'i
former customers the public generl lily that they
rave formed coparnershiP 10 take effect anu alef
Monday Dec ID, at the shop under the CE TRIAL hofEn,
stere bath of the abOVe firm viii he tD End punctla AZ
Gndance they wi 80 keep constantly on hmd s'l iy 81
JaRfas Frip9h a,ig0ator very superior article ioT
TIC hair.
NIessrs JANXINs & CLouen, return their most sincere
thanks the liberal patronage which they have heretofore
tte;s c,syppnnr cns,omers dsm--Dcc. 3
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Stoves Stov9s !!

IL th0so in want of the best Cooking stove for wood
N or ti0a-aso, Parior Wood ard Coal Stoves please
call aud examine the above, VIII Oh will be sold low for
Casa AZ J. IliTON'S, Corner of Aan and Pearl streets
rear ot G Foster K Co. Worcester, Mass
dcc2G--d6w
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For Sale

Ntnl BNsIiELS Potatoes 100 Ibis, Apples. GOO lbs.
wv Butter, 5,Co0 lbs Cheese. Under No 2le Main st
Opposite tie Cisy HalI,
&"otecs'er, Dec ~ 1850. df L. BUGBEE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
For Sale,

es bun offrst-rate nla,efials and corIos 3' =
w. % Ca prospect of the city. The other story house
or tW0 ann res on Newport Street. There is about 6O0
qnire OF 02iAs rTTTnS Nc l"
March 8 40
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House Wanted.

s1s GENTEEL House containing s cr IN roo,Ds
s3H near Main street. wanted by a small family Rcni
S1s-4ss not to exceed $780, Inquire of
does CARY A. FiFI II to,,,r,l r,,..,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-18
For Sale.

- 1 NEW Brick House, with 10 Rooms. arranged
S. for one or two families in pleasant part Of the
4se city Ct Worcester, thoroughly built, and payment
made easy. Enquire al this Office.
Worcester, Jan. Z, 1851. ian7-3feod9t,y
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MRS. WEBB, 81 Exchange Street,
To Rent.

4 ROOM over the Store of the subscriber 298 Moir,
= pt'eet- decZfu ii. AYERS.
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1arituItural Department.
Burning GU Stumps.

When there are but few s!umps in a
frlI, the stump machine cannot always
be used advantageouslv, and the eN-
pense ofapplying it, would exceed the
advantage. | have found that large
Stumps, which it is not practical to re-
move by ordinary means, may be very
easily got rid of by the following SIM
pie process. After period of dry
weather, when the exposed portion of
the Stumps are dry and tender, cover 1t
With quantity of dry combustlble mat
ter, such as sha,ings, small sticks Of
wood, rubbish Of any kind, and sprinkle
over and through the mass, few pounds
%! rosin or bucket full of tar Over
tins place close and compact laying of
tlt, Grass side in, in the same manner
- the covering is applied 10 coal PIT
;ni ignite the wood through an OPEN
me al the base--a hole being left at the
top to produce the requisite draught till
thr fire is fairly kindled. Manage just
as you would were you burning IA coal
Min, and let the burning continue till
the stamp and its roots are CONF l'tel Y
consumed. The ashes willmake good
ton.drcssiig Tor the adjacent soil, and
the great obstacle be removed eilectuai-
", aud at small cost. An hours la
boz will do il.
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Es0nfi7lg, SpGsgtinG. Sc.
CABINET WARE ROOM,
I'm Fort sspp1Sis,

TTHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. public and the people in this vicinity, that
he has taken the shop formerly occupied by Geo
+. Moore, where he will continue TO manutac-
tue all articles in his line Of business.
Having learned the business in one of the
large cities, he has brought with him all the arts
Of the trade, and is prepared to make the hest
articles, as well as the cheapest: and as he docs
his own work, and under but light expense, he
can afford to sell at lower prices than the city
shops. In short he can furnish every article in
his line. no matter how stylish or costly. or
whether il he of Rosewood, Mahogany. Cherry
or common Pine. lie will also axe Collins OF
all kinds AID attend FUNERALS, whenever his
services may be required.
Persons engaging furniture from him may rely
upon having it wei! made and Of good materials.
rJ"Countly produce taken in cXchang" for
work. MATTHEW CANTWELL.
Port Deposit, Nov % If
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10 project Trecs Eron, Mice, Es.sIa.
slstH. yaGlpS. Sc.

Meadow nice and moIes often destroy
trees by girdling. AS they work under
th' snow, treadng down early SHOWS
under trees is a preventive. Heaping
up cone of earth around tree, in the
fall, is generally sure.-On grass land,
;.c.rt-load of loan will suffice for sew
cral frees, and if spread around them in
the spring will improve the soil.
Trees may be saved by tying around
them Iaths, shingles, old barrel slaves,
boards, old leather, CANVASS, cloth, birch
s.. In England, SCOT and milk applied
rs raint, protects frees from harcs and
il may be good against mice. With to-
dacco, Sulphur, aysatGtjdn, hen Or pig
con manure, or other offensive substan-
c.s, and mud or clay 10 give body and
tonacity, a mixture may be made that
will DOUBTLESS prevent all depredations
nt he Kind; and # the rains do not wash
ii Of in the spring, remove it with soap
Sil'j5. industrious cats are useful.
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DEAIOGQE,

Wlllam-Good morning John. how are you7
John-Why William! how do you do?
Nilllaln--ycry well indeed, sir, il is quite cold
this morning.
John-les, and it bids fair fer continuing so
for the present, by the by, speaking oithe
weather, begin 10 feel my old light clothes a
ll'tle unreasonable, and a rcpcnshng Of my
wardrobe is necessary, or the blghting frosts Of
winter Viii be upon me unprepared.
WIlliam-W John, ii is not safe policy to
LET thcS" things be too long, that every person
must admit, but you need not be put to the least
Inconvenience al the present time. All YOU
have 10 do is 10 step down to WELLS and you
can suit yourself with any kind of clothes YOU
want, except Boots and Shoes. He thinks there
are men engaged in that business exclusively,
enough 10 supply the wants OF the community,
and he goes on the principle oftrymg TO lire md
let lice.
John--Ah, that's the reason Wells don't keep
Boots and shoes. Then such n man should be
encouraged by every friend Of Home Industry,
and whatever want in his line Of business |
vii! buy Of him. il he will sell to me right.
WIIIiam--Try him. aud ilyon can't deal with
him, yen can not with any mon in this town,
tIal knows and if yon want any thing made to
order, he will warrant to give perfect saisiac-
ton.
John-Thank you sir, will call on HIM.
Good morning.
Elkton. Oct. % 81
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rsoyErs,szNK NAVIGATOR Z:
NTNIWN Ed To
M 1li Rare SfrpPt

No. ia Race Street,
Between Fourth and Fifth, opposite Crown st. }
PHILADELPHIA
VjTIIEl;E the Proprietor is enabled, by in
" creased facilities, TO supply the growing
demand for HoyER's lNK, which its widespread
reputation has created.
This Ink is now 50 wei! established in The
goud oprion and confidence Of the American
Pua.. that il is scarcely necessary to say any
lhing in its favor, and The manufacturer takes
this opportunity 10 say that the confidence thus
secured shall not be abused.
In addition To the various kinds of Writing Ink.
he also manufactures Adanantinc Cement for
mcndng Glass and China, as we'll n \ superior
Hair Dye; trial only is necessary to insure lis
future use, and II Selling Wax. well adapted for
Druggists aud BottIorS, al a very low price. in
large or small quantities. All orders addressed
to JOS. L. HOVER, Manufacturer.
Sep Is SIN No. I'll Race Street.
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SIGN OF THE BIG ROOT.


VNNWSVU INC IOWlT HOUSE.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, NEnoch Crouch) his
entire stock Of Ladies', Misses, and childrcn's
boots and shoes. and has commenced manuihc-
turing Ladies' Shoes of every description. He is
now prepared In accommodate all who NAV favor
him with call, with mems womcn's and chill
drcn's boots and shoes Of the best scrt at very low
prices. TIL OS. c. CROUCH.
EIllon, Feb. Goth 'lS
n. b. Country produce taken in exchange for
boots and shoes Wanted journeyNen shocmak-
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Now is the time when you should
have hauled into your cattle yards the
raw materials to form manure. In
spreading let the centre be the lowest
point give your yard til. shape of a
swallow basin, so as to prevent the loss
of crime; and after fastening up your
cattle for the season, have their yards
strewn over with plaster, at least twics
week--oryou may SUI stitute rulveri-
="d charcoal for the plaster. Either
will save ammonia, the great active
principle of all manures.
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VIM. r. lTurphV,

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
No % SouM 7Hird STREET, PhU0dciphia
Over r. johnson x Co.'S Exchange Office.
Banks, Public Offices and Merchants supplied
at the shortest notice.
.9ccount Boohs Of GN kinis, Chcchi Boohs, &c.,
made in the most durable manner, III tie short
est notice, and at reduced prices.
Job Printing of all kinds neatly and eXpedi-
tiously executed. All work warranted.
luue a. 1880
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-12-27
EANED FOR SAEIKI.

T WILL SELL At PRIVATE SALE. all nv
LANDED property in Cecil county. My Locust
Thicket Farm, containing $40 Acres. near St.
Stephens Church. SaSsairas; in a GOOD state of
improvements and producing good crops:-a
Farm on Scotchman's creek, near Bohemia Fer
ry, in Il good state OF Improvement and proluc-
ing good crops, and containing 265 Acres. Also,
three Farms on Bohemia Manor one containing
about GOO Acres, the other two about 300 each
Also, $50 10 300 acres Of Woodland Apply. TO
the subscriber, near Elkon. ="
Sept. 6 GEO. W. OLDHAM.
6 ATlNETTS.--Oxto mkt, Green. Brown.
DB!ur, light and dark mkt Satincte. fer sale
very cheap b, BROWN & FOARB.
MRS. SMITHS Ladies Gaitcrsand Shoes. for
NJ sale by B. i. MAY.