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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-04-24
TO FEE LADIES.

SPECIAL attention of The citizens of Elkton
~ and vicinity, (partcularIy the lalies,) is call
ed to an invric" of fashionable Dress Goods
opened this week a, the B,ichr Store Hnuso, ncct
door TO Joinson's iIofci: in the invoice there is
some beautiful style Barase DcLaincs, which
they are determined TO sell al 125 cents, worth
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-04-24
B. F. M A 7,
HAS IN STORE NEW
SPRING s. SUnLlIER COOnS

DART of which will be found in the following
L catalogue, with prices annexed. Without
presuming to dictate to an intelligent public as
10 quality or price, both OF which they are to be
the judges, when examined. Thankful for pas,
patronage, respectfully solicit continuance
Of the same
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n RAlN.--The highest market price will be
VI paid Cash, for Corn, Wheat, and Oats dc.
livercd in this place. BROWN & FOARD.
E!Lton, Apr. II '52.
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'rESsLG'n'E3k2'S SALE.

= Y virtue Of a decree octhc Hon. Albert Con-
- stable, Judge Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, sitting in Equity, the undcrsigncd as
Trustee, will offer at Public Sale on the prem
iseS. on
Uedncsday, the 12M day Of MAY, 1852,
al O'Clock p. NJ, the Real Estate, whereof n
certain Robert Mcfarland, late Of Cecil county
decd, died seized, consisting ofa
HOUSE and LOT;
lying and being at the village of Concord, Bo-
hcma Manor in Cecil county, on the public
road leading from st. Augustine church to Bo-
hema Ferry, and bounded on the east by the
lands of DR.. Samuel Martindale, ard on the
south aud west by the lands Of Geo S. Bryan.
The house is in good order, am the land well
enclosed, the out buildings consist of a Stable,
Meat-house, Workshop, &c. There is n Gar
den adjoining the housr, which is well supplied
with fruits OF various kinds, including apples,
peaches, pears, plums, ounces, cherries, &c.
There is also pump of excellent water near
the door.
TERMS or SHE.
One thild OF purchase money in cash on the
day of sale, one other third in &c months, and
the other third in six months from the day of
sale, the credit payments to be secured by the
bonds oflhe purchaser with surety or sureles
to be approved by the Trustee, or the whole NAV
be paid in cash al the option OF the purchaser.
The above property will be sold clear of the
widows dover. DANIEL BRATTON,
Apr 103w Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-04-24

GRAHAM'S MAGAzINE-For Nay.-In point
OF embellishments We reckon Graham can hold
up his head among the best OF 'em. Tile b.
r"rian MAY Queen is one OF the pictures that
must be observed long and carefully to be ap-
preciaicd. Every moment that YOU gaze upon
IL brings TO light some new beauty, and thrills
the heart with new rapture. We must close
the book or we should not get a notice OF cru
nun written today. There are nearly forty
original articles in this number; from the very
best writers OF the country; among them Horace
Greeley, Of the New York Tribune Such a,li-
clcs lind an appropriate place in work claim
ing the title of Tie .lmeriran Magazine; for
there we naturally look for something that will
endure, and become associated with the history
Of the time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-04-24
TgEE LATEST FASHIONS.

WILLIS RUTTER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Elkton
"BAzAAR," next door to the Pos, office.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared to cut and make
all kinds of garments in the best and most fash
ionablc styles. All clothes made by him war
ranted TO lit> Don't forget the Oh Stunt in The
"Basaor." Elkton, Apr II.
no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
4 The subscribers keep constantly on hand,
Dry GOODS OF the best makes, quality, styles
and coiors, TO suit families and individuals We
slol! now be receiving our Spring assortment of
the various styles of goods for Gentlemen, La
dies aud Chlrens' wear, ali OF which will be
sold at small advance. All persons wishing
TO purchase good and cheap Goods, will please
call aud satisfy themselves. Terms cash.
Apr II KENNARD l. co.
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tlif buSiltS. luoih brushes. nhll brushes. combs,
fancy soap, buttons, cords. &c. Boots, shoes.
ladies' @acrs chlllrens' shoes, hats, queens
ware. hardware, groceries, burning GnI, flour,
corn meal, &C.
n. b. Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods al the hi !hc"St market prices. Zap II
T'ss TaaaI ssE.Iz.
THE subscriber again brgs leave to notify
the public that he st!ll continues TO carry on the
TsilOrsrg,
at CHESAPEAKE CRY and at the old stand,
back OF the -Acadcny,) in all its various branch
eS, aud lS.now ready TO cIolhe the outer man
with ncatncSS and dispatch, on the most reas' ma
bic, accommodating terms. hope my situation
Will deter no one who Sanis in need of a Tai
lor, from giving Inc a call, as lny place Of bust
ness Is rather out Of the way. | hope this will
be no barrier in your way. bat call and YOU will
hnn me there, ready ard willing to serve YOU;
every means will be cAerlcd 10 render general
satisfaction. The latest style al fashions for
Spring and Summer have been received and
would take THIS opportunity OF giving my sin
cerc thanks 10 ny licnGs and customers, who
have 50 generously HELPED mc through The severe
season, (winter,) be assured of my gratitude to
you Tor your kind Etvots. hope you will still
continue your patronage, and hope by the same
steady ana puncIual attention TO business, and
the same reasonable and accommodating terms
TO merit 1t. The public, friends and customers,
] hnmhly solicit you 10 remember your most
obedient servant. ALIEN. p. BARWICK.
ChCSapPake CITY hnr II 3m.
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THE CECIL WING
% Rta0ers ano Correspondents.

'7"Scvcral Things have ope ated against us
looks pretty fair. Our dcvi--a new one by the
way--oners TO bet, that if we will furnish him
with fuel 10 keep up good fire. he will bring
The Wig out at the usual time in good STYLE.
without the aid Of editor, compositions or press
man.
DI-BeSiacs the original poetic articles on the
first PAGE, there are Number Of fine selections
which combine 10 male Il good outsi!e These
selections are always made with care, and often
from the works Of STANDARD aniliors.
e. MAie-.fnioinet'e, from Carlyles cele-
bratcd work, the French Revolution, will serve
as specimen Of the authors peculiar style.
Let them say what thy will Of Carlyle, he is a
favorte with u.s. and the man who will read and
study his works. viii rise from their pcrusal to
find himself cncomjasstd with noblcr aims and
hoIicrpmposcs.
tgF.FH Lore is an extract from DIsraclis
Henrietta T"'eple. In the dreamy days of boy
hood We thought Dlsracl the greatest writer
in the world, but now that The sober realities of
life begin to thickcn around us. we iin.I in his
writings much TO cund"mn, aud passages which
we ONCE rcni over and over ara in with n feeling
ol cNtaIic delight, now possess for us but little
charm.
GIVE will print llamlct's article next week
As yon :ny Hamlet we hal the volume al cur
<ingcr's end" and made all right.
UvRcadcrs and corrcsp ondcnts.-For four
weeks past we have been the Editor of Tie Hhjg.
During that time we have received the kindr,i
announcement tiofn you, for which we return
you our sincere thanks. lIcncciUr,h we are 10
sustain toward il a more Intimate relation. To
us its interests are now drarcr, its prosperity a
matter OF NOR" importance. We are gratiied
To find that our course thus far has been an
proved by our subscribers. We are not of n
very Snn@une temperament, nor are We diSpos-
ed 10 make large promises; but so far Us expert
ence exceeds incNpericnre jus, so far we prom
isc TO make The Wing surrass in the future, what
II has been, under our control, in the past.
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TWO FARMS
At Public Sale.

NO < L ohla'ilS
1916 .Acres, Rood, and31 Perches,
more or less.
The soil on these farms is OF good natural
quality, the timber is abundant and valuable.
The location ofcarh property is advantageous,
being about three miles from Elkton aud about
one mile and a half from the Railroad and 5leanl-
boat depot at + enchtown. The communica-
ton W tn Philadelphia and Baltimore, from the
above points is direct, there being daily convey
ances by Railroad or Steamboat line. Manurcs
of any kind can be landed, and grain delivered
on the Elk river, not far distant from either
farm. Persons wishing TO purchase can exam
inc the premises; and an accurate plot may he
seen at the Office Of the subscriber, in Elkton.
TERMS OF SALE.
One fourth Of the purchase money in Cash on
the day Of Sale, aud the residue in equal install
mcnt*, in one and two years from the day Sale,
the credit payments TO bear interest from the
day of sale, and to be secured by the Bond or
Bonds Of the purchaser. with surely on suleties
10 be approved by the Trustee; Or at the option
ofthe purchaser, the whole, or larger part
than one fourth Of the purchase money, may be
paid in cash On the day of Sale, or on the ratti-
cation thereof b. the Chancellor.
GEORGE EARLE, Trustee.
March 9th '1p-ts
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In the Cir
cut Court
for G eel |
county, sit
tingin lIqui
~, a pri |
10Th, 1859.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-04-24

EXCELSIOR
BUILDING HARDWARE
T'0GI store Exclusively.
1.-The largest and only establishment of of the
kinl in the United States.
VIM. NJ. MCCLURE s. BRO,
No. 2S7 Naybei Street. nborc tn,
PRiL.gUELPHkA
lF ANuFACTURERS' Depot for Locks of all
NJ kinds, warranted quality; Premium Porcc-
lain Knobs, over 60 Patterns; Silver Plated
Hinges, &C., with the most complete assortment
OF all modern patterns in this line. Builders
and Dealers are invited To call and examine our
stock. Catalogues sent by Mail if desired
0-~'liot Air Registers and Eentlalors. at
Factory prices. [nar Is Fin
JAS. IT. NFcCgEEcUGEs,
4 TTORNEY-AT LAW and Solicitor in Chan
Il Gerry, has opened an office in Elktcn. adjoia-
ing the residence of DR.. H. II. Mitchell, whcs
he mag at all times be consulted on professional
business. He will also altrud to the JscaI n
Of MILITARY lend H,RRR.1NTS, u r,u.h
an agent in Missouri who in all case. r,,,
sonally inspect the land before IN ,;nyIle l. an
.' Dec &, Isl &C.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-04-02
BoRtru
The Laborer and the Warrior

@~s~~~iN~ - s~@A~~ eA@S ~ s~AeASes
BY EPEs SARGENT.
The camp has had its day Of song;
The sword, the bayonet, the plume
Have crowded out OF rhyme too long
Ihe plOw, the anvily and the loom
o, not upon our tented fields
Are freedoms heroes bred alone
The training Of the workshop yields
More heroes true than war has known
Who drives the bolt, who shapes the steel,
May, with heart as valiant, smIts,
Az he, who sees f0eman reel
In blood before his blow OF might
The skill that c0nqners space and time,
That graces life, that lighlens toll,
May spring from courage more sublime
Than that which makes q realm its spoil.
Let Labor, then, look up and see
His craft no pith Of honor lacks;
The soldiers title yet shall be
Less h0nored than the woOdman's AK
Let Art his own appointment Prize,
Nor deem that gold or outward hight
Can compensate The worth that lies
In tastes that breed their own delight.
And may the time draw nearer still
Whsn men this sacred truth shall heed,
That from the thought and from the will
Must al that raises man proceed
Though pride should hold her calling low,
FOS Us shait duty make Il gOodi
And We from truth to truth shall 90,
Till life and death are anderstOod. ...
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-04-02

. =
A DUTcHMAN's ANswER.-I cay fellow, can
you tell where Mr.. SWackhammer, the preach
er, livesf ag t ti a24g 4"i a.I r-
Answer--Fau. You inst walk De road up %
de creek, aud duFn de pritch over uP de
sthreem; den you Just 60 on till you gum % >
rote vat Winds de woots around school house;
but you don't take Dat road. Veil den you go
on till you nest biz ben schingled NIT sthrsN,
den you turn de road around de field and gs
ob dill You enm to pig red house ell speekel-
cd Ger nit wite, and de garret up stairs. Veil, .
dat ish mine bFujer HANS h6nas. Den y0a
turn dat house around De barn, and yoa zee
road dad goes up ia. De woods. Den yoa, 20
right straight on, and the first you NEST B sn
old hay stack, and De next Is barrack. Well be
dOn' liz daFea Den yen 70 = leetle faFasg. lAa
zee house on De top bill. shout mile, aa go-
10 deFe and q De old vo0man, an she win tsIl
you better as can.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-04-02

GPhysioisns Say there Is nothing Improves
the appstits Ike labor and frssh sir. They
are mistaken, We know 0f something thss
beats these provocatiyes eli hollow, end that
i, to 90 without eating for thfes OE ioar
days. e o4 esis 1aa .8snl gaas1sqala
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-04-02

TIE DlFFERKEoE between . man ana Z hakT 1,
is this--the former Is always patting hs hsnd
IN bot water, and the lattsr ''his lsas,n =
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MERCHANDISE

IOOfsNAs - 1s.;its. "hu IN,
VI CON MIszs.Js Mia HA$1> lynn = =
az INV re. vim. lare,. At ~ s.ee,'. u
Groceries Dr, Goods Tar ware a. Wv ,'',...
sart. rsnst.if : H.t fhs Ito M af'it''' - ~
$3.50 j.. Gn.in4 y .r4.
1870 n ST. Lrptl'r
poo .afls Lisefl t.i %flt
40 H.. Laguira and Jash t"H.r'
$50 kevs ~ f.p.r and " h..n.c nails
70 hid. Z H. : . al Gum Su-uf'
20 Ill. Z. fef. sugar
Ia ~. err. hs.l ground and rla.ife' sugars
: hIsI- Aal8sses
10 tbI.N q ,nI Sugar-hoase N"las-e'
bH.s syrup
90 box. ampu,iua candles f.npcrirf)
10 bpxes saap
20 h. x. - T. md 81 IN g'a'
Dam s,i-s-3-f - 3D. "A. ~ D'"'. err'--.-'
IL 10 i.4ir Bapk,f. tulea clofiH.. Sifcl hfff
Is -" L.nsy .fft., Iio -, Sin & '' : G 81 -
s.h rh ,le5 tn - ibe l,jr ut ifif sr.r".'
aaDt
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,r1CK Foa 1852. Soy d

DT,1rVEg WIIn > NJ. / NH II. =
=, - ~ p'' III <hond EAkTnENHARE AZ ID.
I'M "'' en-, - 65',eI End pam Ga.. ;', 10 s
Gl".s Gi.na@o'e P'd @"d Br' 4"'i ~ re y ~
~. Cas,ors d.; arr ia receipt ct tef o ..s
.,,py oil Dop.-c and fepsisn iiaod' 'i 'i.'.
IT,. ....a,--Vshrh EN- races rsery an J. i'-9hty
r nh E.r,,li.hnenls. Our storl is one nj III
5 Ja,o., c,ar a, RED II m market and having been 'af
r1, eeted and bought on the most iaF'r"'e ,ifi'
We are determined not 10 le ler'old " any ion',
in NE iatry, eiier y rtb or >2ao' VI -
air,,J x,,ipe onr SOCK and pic. before 'rch' >ipe
J.rybrre-l.slif. conGdep, plro.c al IN re.
,,l,, al fia., of q ,d.. Tn, laie' are artle Oar
= invited T., rail an cxamii our Stork'
,unrrb 2g-fs
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maRrHANDIZE.
neutrality-suspicious. ~. Pa','"

NissV'.. - :, ~ - ~ e'lile ill,r1.l II
....,,A i5cil Altiei'is due th'' tn. VI.
,.e ~, 'r.i b. T. n ruyne also the d'O'' due '''''
~, o.tee,a - Il. be Iai,i by him. .,,. e4,,
We rqoesf r.ns having aeeooo, asl h ~, ia i.
- hrint tbeu set lrn'i 40 an 10
ed to the concern "''' PAYNE * BELi~
July2l 1872
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clRD.-TrF UNASSIGNED WOULD re-.

=
4 psctfully us. continuance oi Tie fhr"""ge -
Iax bcsioerj upnn him. ~ the new eonetrn mud .
ths ra c,iln he ,eer,s Il ffofrr IT, AK all VII" A.
nj, 'frl g. him egne forward abd sete their NJ
.tnt'ls "a ithout dray.
There many elaifa. - l"ng standing lichl nn.'
eose mp. aud Il expected hat all VIM know them
sel,es indebted I'll pni attention !" III r"t,c"
L. Y J, DHiI'1D.
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,u.sYascRiBGRs Ia

rI,H. sI3>CRtBE 10 having atin'rrd tn
.stlu live rtzld 81 feisiiink isks Metal" p''if
t,ke M md aa uinf'fming The anfle 81 lAhe.
i.r4 The fr - DIM eouutry. that tics have noN -
- r - r. %. IN sfa Main crrect lot p The hh"F" ~
Il diar.et iss- Il would be difficult tack >" e'vf
a. 1leqna,r npfes-ion nj h"-e Cases "iti,i 'r'oh'
a. ,..i,..n; lie. mr. per-cy air ii nd ndestruc
Idle 81 to- protecting pa prrserstar ~ Dead -
~ rr int i.r nraf. In etH lr ortati"n N
.8perar 10 an gtht8 - ie kni Aeiare invented ns"
aafortuaatc rboufl neel The aboye cns', rnn hr
,urniied by .. DlU6t IL " Suns.
foleraa Ia tie sual style ~. ft1mli.s ar'end
a y ID 4 SONS
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MEDlCIE IS.
,,fkE .URE.-BAL.AhaOh.

,,kE CURE bal lMOIxt4 LU,.
) hoofll Il. N"rrt M. tie ,,,h.n'n ,isi So
- a. Inns I1israsc n nh kisDeya Al ertseaa ~ ,as
mn J3fo4 y e aad SIN Tom. in icnal Deit;,
,,d oil 49,, .rrid affections ars''g from ceitafu N
ttr,etion. no MATTER heller from intcnperRntt
ia .,s,. at ar ,.rt sptrt- ut my Other cause.
TO YOUNG MEN,
c;ll, ,e Ilayc be,ntilc til victims of evil p3nrti
... AH,.i what countless n nEers Il gcneroa, M
- Inn, ed seiises Ll, l., /" uhtine4s l.. h..
,c,.aal- at Young otrl1e most rAa'tfd ale. ,as
,.,.., s,afe. h the huaatrs Of, ',r cnre ~
..l ..,i t....r-fa e, the ing re.
+ 4l.r. from AZ. u lie blowing m M iay
.,.r,. .,,tsd ,nrjialelyafrls u
IA. JOiINSlbN.
If H. Back 1ni limbs. ain, il r. lIra,
.,,,,e. at IN Lo-- 0l .lI.cn m Power Z. II nat.
f.,. Hear d .5.},s;h Ners99- ifrItahiiiN, DIT
,cut of the Di .e-tiyt taa"f"r-, HcncraI Dctiin,
,,,,r,. ,f = .,.s,,p lfinu. { =. &c.
- 3,-rIa t,..rlui -f,.l- the nipd nre NJ, il
, he - ot Neno,y, litusi, ltieas L..
,,,.i i ! ,rit, ru,.io.Iing~ 81 Evil, At,l-i,l +
;o-e.y S.ll Di..ro> Loscoi solitude limidity st,
~ : H., .,;i. prnitIrei1.
,5..,Xoz SOVI'r FREDERiCF SIRE, SFF.
~ 'Do3B> gEUN BAI.IINOHESI. East side
! - TIE STEPS IL BL PARTICLE LAR II 81.
;nc tl,e NAME and NUMBER, or you will mistake
49, L.,
trL .EWARRANTEi) II no CHARGE DArE,
Jr,Le t.tc,-D, Jn.lr.fo..s bhrc Is IL ms d.icl.
,y re 7Ag 81 - His yerv extensive plaefire is
ain, .t,,.tIte. tim he Is tie OIL, pro- J.. ian
ar,,.,
/ ~ DR. JOHNSTON
uo.,I., = he ROYAL College of surgeons. Lola'. n
l; "a. t.,.. :, :, = the lo.t nir"nl Colcges of Va,
| tr;,ai : IT, .rd ne u. enter rai u whose 6ff "a
l,.,,, tb siu.,i;,.- If london Paris fljsdrl.
H., - ul,,. -, cried seine e. The \ O. a
| ' . ,.etI.at ,y.,,. ever IN, wn. Man, trol al
,,b nm. N rue ear. sad atad hen isle .r,at
| ,,,,. .o9.. hci,, alarmed NJ #uddei sounds and
! !,,,,a..2,i,I Gcoueut bn.l.g AIT, lto#a,. o..
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rrspr uliy solicit. from n, l"na' ",o e., g.,
ne Tie patronage heretofore extended % i,''
a., q. NV ~ u.s Stock j. lafge aud Wei ns.'t'11
~ 100, a,tiel. will be sold ihe most r"a-ai.,s
TER
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bacon. SALT AMP FASH:
I'D - hhd- laime Baron Siles aud shoulders.
2o0 .ac,- / rro, Salt. n prime ord"i,
- bb- Beil> Gro,. lIelrfsz,
20 g" No.1 Cng"Inm do
Iasi r.c.iyel mi ailaai Tor sa'. very low hv
a lG.t, BE q JON NSOS.
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MERCHANDISE.
I,TILDING .raTERIAIs.

IDVILDING wATERIAI.s.-w 9 have 5pst
rae,i,ed I'm Re 4uf4efnoers very largo n
.sr, n.eni OF huilns aater'l "a. which arc a7ne
ia, afe er,ir.s I'D We bea9iifal. and not H.
MARKET.
Sjl,. dur I.arks az sui isifaeal
M,aticr Lock. for front d'nt. With night F"y' and
ialries.
rnrish, larA. f.f front door. nth ish, keys and
latetes,
Uprillr far fraff and inside daaf..
uv.lt, l.ar4 fpr front d'ef..
Morticc l.lekz to inside daaf-
iiai.,,t rnefiife Iar lr,,'t AMI n.i. da'rs.
Rim lurks %
AilIfr ahase roafl.. 18th liver pa'e, rr-d rhiff
rs-.. pearl hit fs-e pattern, pm White "nI sNef.
afRa cui nreila nj ~'incrai kat'as heaid"t eYef,
aesrrsinusi raadsu cd H llf-f building MI ~ n
Sc tl vel ios - thnso lp Il ilsf ns sab . epd
sept 3.-.Iiw GREGORY Ru1ALb& sINFNof.
TOs &c NowEIN. Grocer. Commits
j SfON ND FOh iiAEbtAo AERfHda1,
1fYAruHru0. i..-1sIftv irrcffins IL sPr1r supply
/ # t,uuCERIFF AsD STAPLE DR. GOODS, cum
| IsfizfHG:
| : q Porto Ri-a snd 81 Cribs sagar.
I44f sr,. he'd. itIfsefI-. . aud clarified do
H. and I4Rutff' c.hr'.
| 20 n,r df - inv 81"
: q, 4 " aud y ludia Moln..es
Stuart. cStra Molasses Syrtr
Rolled aud hammered Iron,
tIlister, shear mi cast Steel.
Boz. fence "a. ii common Nails,
s,t0 ,ud losI2 fpss.
] rp.,-, scry fine treea Tea
40 bin do
Rec. Ginger /. pper : cc BIZ. esi'on. NV haet
aslrh So. ! O.nahar.s ~, 10. Il - hroan aud
,lenrhrd Dnme=ii#s Gnliro.s. e.. T.. which he i'll
sell ln" fp cnsh. IN fscharg.far country r"iarr
NJ I9--t.
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Arr,z a..,n.,,: nEW GOODS. col

Anew 4sthbsSs. 4sLS scUS'.. -
y IOrN Y BOLT, KY, Corner. fax" l''assaf
j., o,n,a6.ing +, the rublc thaf they are u" frf''
i,, and ,,e.ing the most yaied, extensive a1a f'
"a ! S,ock %. G,od 90 - aihitrd III the l.
mr., market. nn i.e .,ti,ded that no one vino VIII
,i, tteir took an rxunn4s ION vii all IN Ing my
-,ti.f.l ,of. il ,rc, aud quaitv. The Ia iles VIII
ind , cgi,I IL a.sorfn7 81 Dfess and Cfef ep3a =
hin. il an II ne Gil wing article tf'fid'
silk. Checked Phi, and pnin. Black S'ths VI tff"
a.ajitv AaailIa Tissues, Cap de SPragnr I'm
Cloth new md bca,n,td atiicle. Grippe drfari IA
rege. f the most elegant DESIGNS. Silk itc" .'n'S'
ri in Bn.ge. I'm. BIZ aud pain M"usli :, p1nna
Maria rapes Organdiea. Bafti'te, tr"h'h 12d ha2'
G,h Jaconett Lien Popiine Laws, b1t'"d ha,iin.,
Mnsli1 r. ,uocnq Co,Inr,, Under Sleeves En illad-
kcrcn.t. yerv chcep, silk aud Col N '"-i"fy Muslin
mud Cam rirG Edgiucs aud In-eltngs, hid and SILK
Gloves. is NJ It., Gimp aud Fringe. Ala"as Grape
and Neit SIaws Mourning Goods in great variety. tn.
gtcr With vnriou, other articles too uurncr"ns to men
lion in m a.lyrrt arn,nt Grntlem"n will find com.
nrtc 4c',rtion Of French md English Cioh Ca.sm"r~,
; II "a pfher yestjrgs G...ti in every yariy tavats
pnin and Fancy LiIeu Drill - Collars. Sucks. Sill
md Linen Is lAf1- ", &c.Opr Stock Of Snlj" toods
Is very large md d">ruhia. We invite all IN wunt u
Dry Goods To give Us Il rutl.
COIIiOUN & HOLT.
Aorf, Ia K4iex Garner. Ig3ckimg.
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oN.. GooaAED roM C"n.c az Lnel.

4 j. oq0ehee 81 he hroeloe, OF The CntA the
undersigned ha- ast received his : ifing and Summer
Stock. Twenty fse Nehr4 cvpcrieaee IN lis buducss
ins enabled him tol rchosc mo- complete aud de
.iphl' ns~pr, eoods Withlm luhor comment.
III nensh- i- Salni5nton If he lie cub thu
neutiun Of III ra>tamrt- aud the puic generally 10
he following VI; io',rs ~h"c Gai.crs. Gdi'crs.
Gut"rS E4.ei,,oes. po0ois, my ma, Loio Nontet
Bnki". Itcs, Ni,Pts hc., &c. Misses and nani-
'haes Of every de-orptinn. AL: Cuts Boo's Shoes
ri CATERS Tie ttftHr VIII hare very pretty aud
which hc will sci nj remarkably low price, nlo
pi'ie stock OF Gents slru"rs Iii. T,ukS Cot3al
Rag mi Sa'rt.ls IN ohtool a npa-nrl, low prices
Ii fl - tho wn, CHATS the folowng. viz; The
noie sim r ack md VIE Bclrors, RDssio Nah, Pr.
47n0. " dor. Bird }~, China. PM, Biock. Rue
Gtfen mt IikHe irghors he hdiu iiat Co rprns l. n
md iihi cd0d BIaeh Brar Eossul h,'s Siopctes ami
N,Ieans ui all Qualities and 81 ylcs.
am constantly manufacturing. o,lrr. promptly nj
the Red ll't. JACOB RuAlEOTGI
MnN IL
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LIrRNETURE MEPAsskED a POL.

Il lSHED.-C. ~. SIMPSON bcgs to inform. ti,,
inhabitants If the CITY Of Lsbohl and the surround.
ing neg 'burhood. that he las commenced the business
ut REPAIRING mud EATTltYlNG MI Kind. 81
Cabinet Furniture, IN .apei,r style, with ,ooderae
rhnrees pronptasss ard puucunlily lie trusts thui
~ viii merit share Of public support The work will
be tone NJ private residefres wien preferred
Ills shop is at the upper cud OF Main street, opposite
thr Planters Warehonse
y. B.-All ask Tor Is give one trial.
Aug Odd &c BIN