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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-16

HUNGARY in 1851, with an Expel fence q
IL the Austrian Police, by Charles Loring
Brace, with Map and Illustrations, 81 rs.
America as found it, by the Mother OF May
Iundie Duncan, 81 90.
Thorpe, "A Quiet English Town and Human
Life therein, by William Momtiord, author oi
"Euthanasy," "Matyria," &c; lor sale hy
WILLIAM II. PEEK,
a27. 80 Thames Street.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMPLAIN

No remedy offered To the public has been haD
and .GrinI IN ,sstorag ALL The incidental slsS<s
and itysiItths of the ser, BkAsr's Pv HSsARs
BLLsAM. makes whether tho cement
Hpp, ss,ion e1ce-s other ir~!k os-h REGULATES
ALL by .fvohei-g The SYSTEM, oquaiirng he cisesLA
TOY, sna soohiny JnS d9Syias sIkvovs iRRIrAsnirV
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EnIuTEEN MITNESSES.

Mr IASKIN has sworn tn. above facis nnd ts 'ne's
are witucss.d aud certified ry DR.. 7. lILlkMs-A'
q II HKOwS. proprietor vi the " rot Rssie Hofsi-Mes, o.
BISSEi,L LEOSARD. whu.sae and retail druggts,s :.
AMI ELEVEN other rsfBecdbis Eifyesas.
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LIV IVER.COMPLAINT

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD, of STANFORD f'en.. On. ef
ils oldest nid most respectable PHI Cri
with Itr1-t onyhiHf many years. and psyfsly Sayea
Ly using BHAST'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. W. could
uIl. linn La Il hIll.r rna MI.
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YCEe Notice ! !
KINE LEY e. CO.'S.

DOS ron, N'w Sork, Philadelphia ( Easter
- Daiy ENpr,s., fu ti,e ,>I.diiiuu- iran-ml,.
,ipn "f N'rchdudll", Small Pncr., Specie, Bank
Npt,s. &C.. aid iot the collection and pa, msnl
Bill,. Not,,. Drdi,, &c.
OFFICES t'--ton, II State sucet; New
Nork, | Wall street r'rno' Brudvl,: Ihila
d,hha, - thr.iut street; Me- pat. 1907 ha,m .
uert; fdl ltSn. Nam ,t''i, (llDuni Hop.
Bp,h) ,2
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GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY

VEG ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BlTTEh
A sure, Speedy and perman'nt Curefor Dys
pcpsia It's worst Forms. This medicine
will he found TO cure all complaints arsirg
from dlsordersof the Stomach and Bow cl' 4,
BiIliousness, Yellowness Of skin, Liver
complaints, Debility. Headache, Nervous
ness, Low SPIRITS, Palpration cf tho Hear
Costiveness, Ac. &c. Please Ioad tie ioI
loving certificate:
Read The following from anemincnlphy-
sician;
The undersigned beng acquainted with
some ofthe ingredients of Huichings' Veg
table Dyspepsia Bnt'rS, and having used IL
for SON" time in his practice with every de-
ii'el effect, he recommends tins Medicine
sron thr certainty ofits object, and gives il q
prefernc" oycr all Preparations in medicine
for tha distressing complaint. Dyspepsia.
T.. HARDENBERGII, NJ. D.,
5The following certificate is from Mr.. Bth
dy,tne celebrated DagucrreotypIs,
Having been affl cicd very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with extreme weakness
il WIS lyiscd to take Hulchings' Dyspep,i
hilers, an | hIvn every reason TO bcvear
in b,. spcrfec ly cured me. | havesInlfell
10 symptoms oT IA return of the disease ana
HE eve from he effect it had on me that
wi cure the v,rstcases ofDySpcpsia.
NJ. D. BRADY,
M 205 Broadway, Y.
The Propricto- "fthiS medicine hasrcceiv
ed many other certificates oi cures, equally
remarkable, ofth' various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable butlhe aho;e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprcj-
udced mind Of its value and superiority
above all other Preparations.
Pr ncipal office, i22 Fulton st., N. Y, up
stairs.
Price, 80 ccLts Ferhottle OF Gbotres for
81 so.
X. X. HAZARD s. co.
Apothecarics Hail.
Novl Agent for Newport
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CHANCE OF LIFE.
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach

from the yi, io the Sos0n and The ~ msdae ops-
the Ia aSf,sed aud i.e other atsaSp s..n
pTd prevent Of tho Gtsi dsessss hat fIsaueo
ly sTise u! consequence VI such change.
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM! !

Mr. IIOLTSTANDFR. r.. merchant, Obeviin Tor,din Co.,
OHIO wrote D,ccmlr 10 84a and afer having state low
hse = clurIn III. PULMONARY RALSAM had cH"cted
the cure uf hs wic's rnIstnpVc cough, sadt havs
personally used BR.iNT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT
To- general debility Of my sysi,m aud have hcsnHiioa
70 saying that 10 the best medicine 10 RESTORE and IN
viSoRArr sysrEN that have used. ln eEsy
stnnes where have sold BRANT'S MEDICINES h<s
tdvs p,ored Ler sedey aud gi-en the Brsr sAIAc1oS
GAl 7 RAEuA
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PI'R|FIING EXTRACT

o,nut IN u, crt r,rs effected hat ONE BOTTLE l con-
IA M mo,e purifying, lea!iia virtue; and medei Eo1Er,
han ilrr' is aimed In FOUR BOTTLES ~ any Nd".
r0HiI or any nilrr medicine that has ever been ohcti
h,r tr Tir. is uniunhtci proof IN our pnmph'fs hM
y III e. sc uf tis great indian Purifier they hn wrr q
mo vet LlYE-ilty that were LAME nnh tNifiLfu u
.,r ,,iv WALK--tli,y that were SiCk SCRoFtLO -
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l.runse one bottle of Il medical, curative mailer
IN H. and, IN consequence, cuies more disease, ~ much~ 80
figr ila.l one bYnc OF tny other medriu'.
JC ti~n .te bottle OF BRANr'S PtkPsiER WI euss
FUiR TIMES ,rni disease than bottle Of Nf".p!'fE
h--"BRANrS PtRiFlER' would be - cteag a. J".
ii,,, IttIr - ,ornoariHa nj detir. Pat Bsisf
pVr FtER is trld for only ONE DOLLAR h"i''r ans
,s L,r Of j. hI cured, nld II oupdbis al curing. tOIf
TIMES as much Gi-,asr bWs of Say siI f tero-
fore strsn narlIa, in ".uEc uf its i' "Nrt .f&T
u,ri,, A ncacy shul1 l sold 81 u1r is'hfy-
fre ceos p,r hottie, 20 he - asnP n he FNtiilfR at
me i-iiIT
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Travelling Agents Wanted.

Competen, persons will be supplied "r
Oh the most favorable terms. A Few
more only will he engaged Address
post paid DR.. a. NJ. Mauriccau, n. Y
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* 3 H q & H *
:rTBasc and Shameful Fraud!!
CAUTION TO BOOKSELLERS.
VIOLATION OF COPYRIGHT.
A sPURIOUS EDITION

SPURIOUS EDITION
fl,grsn and haIsfaccd has been suuspouy issued With
the form aud exactly the TIrE PAGr aud
,Naclly the same
TYPOGRAPHICAL ARRANGEMENT,
But another .ubs'lu,cd for Dr. A. NJ. NapneeauH
aud " Bostonh fr " New York and the words,
tsIrREp according Act of Cougiss the year 1911 by
JOSEF II I ROW,
IN the Clofks Office Of the District Court uf ia. southern
District of New York
OMITTED.
The coaient' the suIgsct matter. aud readi.g
ENTIItEIY DIFFERENT,
Pru'd POOR. hrowni.l diry rArrr with rapcT cover
II be kucwu also from he miserable aud llesibr wood
cuts seatteed Throughout B pages The copyright edition
contains name.
II there the trade To shame AID comlnon
honesty to BE willing parties
IN DEERiUDING THEIR CUSTOMERS,
No less than the legal of the property in copyright
they will be prosecuted. aud steps will be taken expose
them to the public.
copy will be s.nt to each booksler or firm with the
terms upon which they will be furnished. upon ,eeep pi
his oT their busi.ess caid of address.
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One Dollars Worth I!
DANGEROUS sCRoFULA

How much CANGER-how much SNriliIlS ow
uurh SCHOFt IA--will oHs d0HaTs ToIh of bR-fA1
pT'RIFIER euu Read the following state meat, wAicn
10 a tp'cincn of its powcr:-
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All suffering with pain are invited to call at
RADWAf'S ,leuical office every day, from s
\. VI. to 4. VI. VI is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF viii stop the most
severe pains IN five minutes less. A regular
physiciun i, in attendance. Advice gratis.
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THIS we'll known establishment again presents
its claims 10 your attention. The proprietor is
now prepared to show every Kind Of fashionable
Goods ior Fall aud Winter wear.--Thc widely
an,..l renut,tion ufthp
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nERCu9IAL DISEASI:s.

BRAST'S ri RlFYlNg EXTRACT 10 u perfect aud thor
9ph eyajrdiay Of an hc cieis II MERCURY, a any ct tue
various preparations of tltuMSI or NJ RcuRY, JrsW re
system md il restores tie h,i. pnce and al ne Ears
dIeased. To their original, nEAL1nY STATS.
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Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest

hn have used BR.INT'S PTRfFIER, after hnvin. nrcd
IL, r-rl All The SdrmJdyilis and other nea enrs rec
have Goelfu tial
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-03

dered just sufficiently moist to permit its
burning without radiating any useful
quantity Of heat in horizontal direc-
ton into the room.
Many suppose that green wood may
be burned in stoves with profit. This
is also an error, for the vapor will pass
up the pipe carrying with it the heat,
and preventing its being received by
the iron and radiated into the room.
With these facts in view, should not
every farmer provide dry place for
fuel, and have stock at least sufficient
for years supply always on hand.
The use of alright stoves throughout
the country is diminishing the consump-
ton of wood and supply OF potash to the
soil is comparatively decreased. These
peculiar kind of stoves will lessen the
bulk of ashes by leaving them for a Ion
ger time than usual in ordinary stoves,
and indeed so large portion of the
lighter part is carried off with the cur
rents of air and smoke that the remain
ing portion is nearly pure potash, and
should be dissolved in water before APP
phcation to the conn ost heap.
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William-Good morning John, how are you?
JoEn-Why William how do you do?
William-very well indeed, sir, it is quite cold
this morning.
John-Ycs, and it bids fair for continuing so
for the present, by the by, speaking Ct the
weather, begin 10 feel my old light clothes
little unreasonable, and 4 rerlcnishing Of my
wardrobe is necessary, or the blighling lrosts Of
winter will be upon me unprcpared.
Nilliam--Well John, it is not safe policy 10
let these things be too long, that every person
must admit, but you need not be put to the least
Inconvenience at the present time. All you
have to do is to step down to WILLIS 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 excl lsivcly,
enough 10 supply the wants Of the community,
and he goes on the principle ofhying 10 lire ard
lei lire.
John--Ah, that's the reason Wells don't keep
Boots and Shoes. Then such a man should be
encouraged by every friend Of Home Industry,
and whatever want in his line Of business |
will buy OF him, if he will sell to me right.
Wiliam--Iry him, and if yon can't deal with
him, you can not with any man in this town,
tl.at | know; and if YOU want any thing made to
order, he will warrant to give perfect ss.istac-
tion.
John-Thank you sir, will call on him.
Good morning.
Elkton, Oct. 25 81
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WILLIAM TGIsYs.,RT.

HAS just received al the old stand next to the
IL Court House, superior stock Of new goods
for Hall and Winter,
such as Cloths, Cassimcrts, Vestines, CASH
nets, SalincttS, Tweehs, Kentucky Jeans from
II to 81. Also NJ. Deaincs from - to ST. C.
Brocade Poplins, Satin Danask, China Plaids,
Cashmcrcs, Cobureh cloth, Mrrnocs ofsuperior
quality, any color you may want, a superior
stock Of bleachrd and brown sheeting from 10
37a cents, calico from 3 to % c.; Scotch and
Manchester Ginghalns, s,ripd shirtng; bed tick
ing from 6 TO 20 c.; Canton hannels, lrom "a
TO Is c.: hosiery Of varions prices, Berlin aud
buck skin gloves, very suitable Tor cold weather;
carpet chain, grass and rag carpet, table and
floor oil cloths, carriage trimmings; 4 superior
10, of gcnrIcman's silk and Hungarian SLOUGH
Hats, boots and shoes, mems PLUSH caps, ladies'
dress trimmings: superior stock of Groceries,
spices, bacon, lard. butter, eggs, flour by the
or. or bbl.: nackcral, herring, Turks Island
and ground salt, corn. oats, beans and onions;
besides u variety Of other articles usually kent
in n store Of the kind.
llattrr myself from my long experience of
over twenty years in Ike business, and having
thorough knowledge OF goods, that can sell as
cheap or cheaper, than any otherstOre in Elkton
Persons who look 10 their intcrts st would do we'll
to examine my stock before purchasing else
where, as my object is to sci cheap.
feel very thankful for the liberal patronage
that has been bestowed upon me by the commu-
nifty and hope to merit a continuance of the
same. Dec d.
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THE RINGGOLD HOUSE.

E>ISHER A. WHITE, respectfully announces
r. TO the citizens Of Cecil county, that he has
taken the centre house in ''Whann's Row" Elk
ton, Immediately opposite GcbhartS, formerly
Kings iIotel AMI that he las opened the same
as an
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
for the accommodation of the public generally
Meals will be served up at all hours, and bis Wis
tiers supplied with all the deicacies of the sea-
son. His bar will be furnished with the choicest
liquors: in short, nothing will be omitted to min
stcr to the qualification Of those who may favor
him with a call.
May 4th, lS50-u
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scribcr of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county letters Of ad-
ministration on the personal estate of
Martha S. Sewall,
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
theoretically authenticated, on or before the
7lh day of November, 1859,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from Ill
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 22nd day of November, 1851.
FRANCES ID. SEWALL,
| Nov % 6w Admir-.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE.

That the subscriber of Cecil county has OBJ
TUNED from the Orphans Court of said county
letters of Administration on the personal estate of
Edward Lamb,
late of said county deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the voucher,
authenticated, on or before the
2lsi day OF October, 1852,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
of said estate are requested TO make immediate
PAYMENT TO the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 22nd day Of November, 1851.
ALEXANDER HILL,
Nov p CIV Admr.
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NOTICE..
Nov % i'm

THE cu-parlncrShip heretofore existing under
L the firm ui Marshbank y CanlwclI, Is this
day dissolved, 10y mutual consent, all pcrStns H.
drbled to the late firm are requested TO call and
settle their accounts at an early day with Robert
Malshbank, he is authorized To collect all money
due TO the late liim and settle all claims aeaius,
it. ROBERT MAKS!IBANK,
Nov l5 MATTHEW CAN1NELL.
The business will he continued by the under
signed, who tenders his thanks for the liberal
patronage extended to him heretofore, and hopts
by strict attention to the business. TO melit the
same. He has now on hand. and still continues
10 make to order. all kinds OF fashionable iurpi-
turc and attend funerals at the shortest notice.
ROBERT MARSIIBANk.
Elktun, Nov 90, 1851.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

NEW AND COMPLETE assortment of
n the latest and most fashionable style ofMEN'S
AND BOYS CLOTHING, manufactured in the best
manner, may be had at the lowest Cash Prices
at
GEORGE CULIN'S
Clothing Establishment, Southeast Corner of
Second and Market Sts., PHILADELPHIA,
Embracing n choice assortment of
DRESS AND FROCK COATS,
CLOAkS, SACK COATS,
BANGUP COATS,
BUSINESS COATS, &c.
Together with his usual extensive variety OF
English, French and American cloths and Win
ter Fabrics, suited TO the wants of Men and
Bows, both for dress and business garments.
Particular care has been taken to procure q
complete assortment of goods adapted to the new
style
WINTER COATS,
PANTALOONS,
VESTS, &C.,
To which he would invite special attention, and
particularly to his new assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Shirts, Stocks, Handkerchiefs, &c.
All of which are offered al the lowest possible
cash prices, and as cheap as any other Clothing
Store in the Union.
D-5-farcnts who desire Boys Clothing, are
earnestly invited TO examine the stock, as the
greatest Gaze has been taken to provide the most
durable patterns add desirable styles, at the
most economical rates.
'.'Snall notes taken at par for goods.
Philadelphia, Oct. II '5l-ti.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
NEW FIRM.

II BROWN, j., begs leave to inform his
IL. customers and the public generally, that
he has associated with him in business Samuel
B. Foard Esq. and the business will hereafter
be conducted under the firm Of Brown & Foari.
They have just opened Il large and Superior
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, embracing the
latest varieties OF ladies' and gentlcn ems dress
goods, also a great va:iei, Of pie and tnsey
articles, all Of which they are Offering atprisss
unusually low.
They invite their friends and the public TO ea II
and see their goods, as they confident that
their stock cannot be surpassed in tins market.
oct. IL. BROWN j. FOAED.
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agricultural department.
SALT.

MANY of the most judi cious European
farmers use salt to slake their lime,-
.ome effect this object, by dssolving the
salt, making strong brine, and using
il instead Of water, in the shaking pro-
cess; while others, form alternate lay
e.s Of lime and salt, in the proportion
rf , bushels of the former, to l Of the
latter. These composts are made into
heaps, under cover, and permitted to re-
main three months before being applied;
the heaps are, however, shoveled over
before before being spread on the soil,
in order that the two substances may be
intimately mixed together. Lime, thus
treated, or slaked, is said 10 act with
tuose efficiency the frs, year than when
sir s!akea. or slake4 with water,-and
We can very readily recognise the r~as-
uuableness of this proposition, as in
stead Of one, there are three agents to
act upon the soil,--that is lime, soda,
anst chlorine, each of which are constit-
uents of plants, have their peculiar
properties, and perform certain specific
Offices.
With regard to the quantity of salt
to BE- used, when used alone, We have
stated that from 2 to l6 bushels have
been found scrvicrablr, and we will
add, that quantities above the last ma,
med, have not been found to increase
product; while, when largely above that
quantity, positive injury has been done
the salt beingin excess. On the whole
we would never use more than from
to bushels to the acre; we name these
quantities, because we have used them
with decided advantage. We believe
~i~re the refu-e salt o! meat packers
and fish packers, can be had, 1t will b'
found cheap and valuable manure or
lands removed from the influence q
salt water spray. Such salt is sold a
from 10 to 10 cents per bushel.-Edito
American Farmer.
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Phil. VII. and Bait. Rail Road Lin
49, Esss,.sa ST.
CHANCE OLE HOUR.


THE morning train of cars from Philadelphia
for Baltimore, arrive at Elkton al halfpast tea
o'clock, A. NJ. {.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila., at
quarter before IL O'Clock.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here at !.
before / / o'clock at night
Night line from Phla., reaches Elkton at l
before | o'clock at night.
Wheat 215 bush in car n 3 per bush.
Corn 300 Sc Ole
Oats $50 a2e
Each cent less 10 Wilmington.
BENZ. WELLS,
Oct IL, 81. Agent.
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GREEN OR UNSEASONED FUEL
BY PROF. J. J. MAPES,

Il. farmers would ask themselves why
charcoal will answer better purpose
than wood for melting iron, they would
understand by analogy why well-season.
a wood is more economical for fuel.
Ii charcoal be slightly moistened II will
be found to have no superiority over
wood for any use as fuel. Three cords
Of green or partially seasoned wood
will not warm a room for as great length
Il time as one cord well dried, and en-
,irrlv tree from moisture.--The rationale
is simple, and although to be found in
books, is nevertheless true; it may be
understood:-"S contain heat
as latent in proportion to their bulk. -
Thus, if We pour cubic inch of alcohol
on our head and then fan it, the one Gu
bic inch assumes the form Of vapor and
becomes 100 inches, capable of receiv-
ing a proportionate amount of heat, and
therefore takes heat from the nearest
bot object, the head causing it to cool.
~ alter placed on the head and then rap
idly cvaporated, will cool the head from
the same causes. 1t may however be
understood that single pint of water
contained in apiece of wood thrown on
a FIRE, will first become 100 pints of
vapor, and that this vapor will increase
in aze the i've hundreth part of its bulk
for every degree of heat, added SO that
il travels up the chimney, carrying with
it as much heat as would warm all the
air in large room for considerable
space of time.
Let any farmer wei gh green and a
dry sick Of the same size, and he will
be convinced that very moderate size
stuck may have an extra weight of eight
pounds and therefore contain one gallon
of water.
If an iron net work be placed above
awuod fire, and number of shallow
lans upon it containing water, so that :
large amount of vapor is continually ri
sing, this vapor will so perfectly Absorb
the heat generated below and carry II te
the chimney that the heat radiated IT
the room will b. too slight to warm it
and similar effects must take place from
the use of green or only partially seas.
oncd wood. Indeed, wood may be rem
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Three Silver Medals Awarded,

T1E American Institute, at the late great
l. Fair, held in New York, Oct. 1881. the
Franklin Institute. at their exhibition in Phia-
delphla, Nov. 1881, and the MAJ Wand Institute,
now just closed at Baltimore, awarded their
First Premium.-.2 SHrer Mcdai, to the
IhPROVED SPRING MATTRESS,
manufactured only by the subscriber, thus en-.
dorslng the opinion expressed by hundreds Of
our most intelligent citizens, that this Mattress
is superior 10 all others for comfort, elasticity.
durability, chcapness and convenience of hand
ling and that it is the only perfect Spring Bed
now in use. The public are invited to call and
examine this Improved Mattress, before rurch-
aslmg. Medals were also awarded to the beau
tiiul Cast Iron Bctstcads deposited at same time.
an assortment of which, together with 4 variety
of other articles ofCast Iron Furniture is offer
ed for sale at low prices.
GEO. STURGES,
No. % Walnut St., Philadelphia,
No. 1913 Broadway New York. and
S. W. Cor of BALTIC. & Frederick SITS. Baltimore.
Dec 6, 81 If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-03
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100 Bus. Prime Cloversccd secd-IOO Bus.
Prime Timothy Seed. Farmers and others who
desire superior article at fair rate are invited
TO call. a. ALLDEREICE x son,
n. W. corner Front & Orange SITS.
March I, '5l-9m. WILMINGTON, Del.
NOTICE.-The state meetings Of the Or
phans' Court Of Cecil county, are held On the Sc
cond Tuesdays in February, April, June, August
October and December. School Accounts must he
presented, on the second Tuesday in January the
LIST Tuesday in April, Tic End Tuesday in June
and the Bird Tuesday in October.
JAMES II. JAMFP,
Dec 90 81. Reg. Of v ills.