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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-17
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NOTICE.
DOCKS fcr thu subscription 81 S.crk to n
- Texas and i.cu'sinns kailsoad ceupsSl
arr nav open In my Office u, Marshall, 'Ttsaa
Persons wishing u make investments N,
please call.
r. A. PATllLO, Sse'y.
May 4. 1862
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Cownisstsa AtreAsnts, Jtvsss, 1sses
WILL hs~p ee~slanily o. haad 81 ~ :
w large supply u 0'snvtss - s'"''s'
elssap thr cash.
AlAtl-lhs most iassssst cos'"" 0''' an
M.rrh - 1854 n30-ly.
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.. 3. OALLAOuER ,

- - u y u u n ~ - r -
E\EKAi. rholssals and retail Gr~d
N Recsi,ins and Forwarding Meyrhs]|
Commerce street, opposite steamboat landing
Shreveport. L., viii give s,rict attention TO Il
business entrusted TO his care.
Constantly on band larg" and we'll seleets
stock at plantation aud inmily groceries, whs
are offered ctrap for easA--among which a
sugars, teas. tis, pork. Lard, oils. cudte-. chcc
late, spices, beef. butter, fruits, candles, II
pickles, bsron. rhecsc. ~yrui.s. molasses, s"sjf
ilonf, hams, rice. hardware, tobacco, eigas,
powders, shot, lead, starch, DC.
The highc~, price paid for cotton, hides, n
tries. and hs.es~ax.
Strangers ARE invited 10 give me a call =
examine tor themselves.
Ir Orders foe the surrounding country cn1
fully aud promptly attended ~. Il
May !, ls53. 4aH
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.DR. Z. J. CONES SssiA-rr Ccxgh Syrup.
~ m uneqaKltvd remedy for tiss cure Of
Cosghs. lnAusnsa, Bsonrhltis, d..
III. Coxxs EEsrsef n Ccpsisa, Ssrss, sa1
Cststs--a rsstain ess~, with full directions.
ID. Coxs's 1ba4 Agse Syrup, ani PiAs, "A
Pwpassd and ssh y
&. J. COKE d co.
No. u Camp H., New OrivanA
n. ~, leea vsn38-Iy.
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!:
III 4 3ssssAss : O. - TT
HI $3.50 - Ss,s,sutea ~ - ssality
. ~ " usanA ~ ~ nsss -
sS 1IIsj go n Sxtsstas u~stmeesAtp; ara
- eNssii 49, ~ H. psssseise, - seMf vir"s
l11svA 4 - ~ awtst fssAS's rs~As ~ ~
6ke< nn5erA nSsfk ulss assrpsics y rrqeesers.
/. 49, soess1tt uspsntias pxsserr. v'tA s'ysn
hn1s, utsA : 49, ~ - Of W sSss' -"
1u.s.z, DAsp : 49, sslsbvAssA bo.sos
rap1u. q ~, ", ~ sstAse P'sroid fia""
1870, gyusa tie krtNsy VI P!es~' CO.,
fsfjs, sj.y p,auip.s. 6sm,-0ssnd AID 1fx"o
/ Jrncn ffuns he -sss k~ses.
L ~ fissss taken ID sasb~nss a"s p" P's'
x12n Am ~ hcsre Il Hall E sss''
~ fwnrh pa.trTnA ~; Stsls's. -
unt4Sss Aeiudcoss, 9ssapAtsss~ -.
d l63jcas.ts~, bvaes tAs'ssmtnes
n v1ssSns~iss,-, bs"j"s. ssssns- ~
III ~ ~ - mssirsl a~rrhssdss o. al
.lcxrFo y !. Niss,r~~is and retail.
tHssv< XG6ts " ~ kisds--ma~se received
frem tie NuvtA n every st~sas~r. - eooN .
published; ehsBsS Books. lsssssstasn hces'
&c.
i'sr,ieslay ssseaasee T. sslisd y ~ lssse ard
extensive sxkstkue v Assss1seease4 flsi',4s
~hrh v ~ @ees ssmFssts ~ ssesss .<'s<'
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r WRIGHT 4 CO. !6i Chartssa ssrees
~ New Oyseans, WkM<sste end Retail Axem
lsss nearly I'll the Genuine p"pulas Medicines
snd ep~riai Agents fos Daley. Magical psh
Extractor, W,ass's Canadian vernsifuss, "
kh~tmsn'- Medicines, y. p. Townsssds ~
John 'iulfs Hav-anrlIa. &c &c.. for ths Seal
and Wei. W Druggists sspplisd ii psepsh.
tors prices.
Jan. II, is31 y9u1p-iv.
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JEFFERSON. TEXAS.

JEFFERSON. TEXAS,
Al D. ". peuihi,s', On MaSshall st.
VXyll.l. be found enc OF the most magnificent
w stock Of goods ever imported into TIL.
market, OF e..ry sort and variety. A large and
Sufficient .ick Of Groceries will be constantly
kept Oh hand.
ID ". LNJuTiIlT, will he constsatly re-
ceiving Good. Of every description during the
boating season.
Gail and examine when visiting our town.
Mach 81. 1852. GEu-ly.
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y,s LIrrLFJaHs, San HENDERSON
I lTTLEJuIiN, e. HENDERSON, " huls-
- ssit Gr' srs, No, ID Magazine street. tIw
o. Ns'eheS'} New Orisans yaa4eg
Refer 70, M-s.r.. Try 4 Ward, Jefferson !:
Tsrrsni 4 Henderson. &c ossieaua--T'rxsa.
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~ YALE JR.. 4 CO.. ~ Magnxins ssr =,
W New Orleans, ltheiessie DtsseTs N im-
perfst !Aapie asd Fs~y :S'As and Nrss tjtnsi'.
Lsees. kxIrodsries. Gles,s, nsstiilss, Frisge'.
Oyeifs, Dplfoss, Gimrs, Trimmings y eukissds
bsnasts, Mrs~ Ash. Ribbons. Antecss!
FjS~sys, Millinery Ariiciss, srd Rich Fancy
Lssss t;o4ts n al kisAs A fsi aud complete
s.~ostmcut u every thing IL thsis line II the
very hivss fashion. coasiassly cw hand. Count
" A~sxl,aats visiting thss City are respectfully
insitsd u eall aud exxaslse i,sf,,re psrvha-ing
Z. YALE, tR., u Gu.
~ hstssin< sirves between
cowmon an.i Gfasi<F.
Jan. 10. 1881 v3n2S-iy.
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ooUo ~ e. Dammmoth Mossos.
- CLARK = Al4ll11llN, ~ Gravi~r .srsss,
M OsD erssrs et amk Dsetsvs
- Il 6vs4A CAessirsh. P~Jnmert. ~ ~
ssss Gsvr1 fssM Mssseise,. rvstssilhIly
call ~ eeasantue II RI, sicians anA Plsassls
u, their lasss ~ carefully ssl<sts4 stssk.
whirh sh~y ooev - ~ lib ri tssn1o - ~
kosss IN tn 6oath.
T'sankfal f"s ths liberal pa(pes1s tAsy -
sls~mdy received, they heps v mss5l seuttia.
saH~ Of The .a.as. BY dss s1lsastsa = ~ -
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mARnAa, sPROULlS 4 CO.
WI HOLESd liz Ss1kie,y Wsrshesss, Noa.
w Ii8 ard t3l washington S'oFes. w.
lien ssrv~t, New York. ImPoners o. Saao's'y
Hardware. Orders BY mall Psomp''y a"e"e's
A.s;l "a 1852. MISTY
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Notice.
MA David L. NEEl. il my authorized
~ 9rpNt. during my absence from The State,
- oostb ~ business.
n. J. TERRY.
Jo1o u, 1883 vS-n5p-tf
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lseasalsss lsc,ess.

J. 2. NciNJNNjLD. Rsisu Boo,. "a
- ss1 ~ SUR, No. 10 csnp s,grss, N,w
Ovissns, 6sstts~ Row. undts I'M CIV iie,ei
(t;~nslsasa's Boots aud Ehess MANUFACTURED =
osisr)
Jan. ~ lAb9 v2oaN- A.
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~. FEaHAx. n. "A. BRYAN
I1EGHAN u BRYAN, Cation Faciors. and
i deasrsi Commission Kersi,irg, and FIR
psrding Merchants. No. 81, Gravies street., New
Orleans. y2n3-y
kxfgsxxcts:--W. A. P~g,am, L. II p
Scctt, Greenwood; T.. NJ. Turner, Shreveport
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Medical Card.
DRS. YOUNG l. JOHNSON, respectful
~ announce to their friends and patrons III
they have associated themselves together in Y
wucinc Of medicine IN its vnti"us bsancf,t
Office up stairs in DR.. Young~ brick buildia
south side 81 the pu lir square.
Marshall. Texas, April II, 1859.
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NJ hANNEi y CO. (.s<vrs.es.; y
~ y nrfwsies) WAesssh Letvs kl
tss:sa END American Nss. C'srs, 9kpw Uapik|
O.Srsiiss, r., NJ. ~ comsesa =, h, O.
)ss ~ nnoA vSS1S IN q
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tf51ss 4 lssthw hBr fs~ .fHseH. Na s,s0 p.
Il. fse - ilo.risr- Il fHtsor "a t.eHA
MRS. A. ASHER
J,n H. 1904, ssa@h-ff
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MOTOR ". u. PIERCE. Office SEQ !
~ door ws.s u shs postofiice, Aasshs
Texas.
january ~. 1852, n99y.
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IAMtS y. Bt.AlACK. Notary Publ
81 Residence ten milcs west Of Marsha
tlsrr son county, TexaA.
june ~, 1889.
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JANIS \, Asnsrgoxo. THOMAS n. FrsxI
A RMSTRtJNG 4 PIrNEK. Attorneys
"A Lar. Henderson, Ru.k county, Iexd
will practice IN The rcun'lss Of kask, t'ano1
Up.hur, Hsniti,, ai.d Cherokee, and IN the >,
prcmc and Federal Courts, a. Tyler.
Muy -. 1852. s5-na]
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VNDWARD CLARK, Attorney q Lsw. n
II shall, Texas, prac,ic~s in all the courts
The Histh Judiciciai District. and the 6upres
and Fed, ral Courts III the Stale. u Tyis
Ala, United 4, a,ss Commissioner to take dsp4
.i,ions, and afiidAyits, aud bail in civil causss.
feb ~, 81
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E.rgET, = -
.s11f. MMna = q WAs, 49,
~ 0ssas. No. = : - Il,
Ian. 70 'sss Du11-,y.
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r, N. ilARA1.SON, Attorney = Lss.
+. tsry Public, and Commintoser +
Iniisd Sia,ss and II Mi,sissippi, Ne. - Z
change pnee, New Osleana
January ~. l062.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-27
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

NEW LONDON, CHESTER COUNTY. Pr.
NllE Academic year OF New London Academy
l. is divided INTO two Sessions of five months
each. The Winter Session will commence on
the first MONDAY in Norcmter.
Tcrms-nruding Boarding, fuel, Sc. $50
New London Academy is one of the oldest
Institutions of learning in the country, and las
always maintained high position as such. 1t
is situated in retired and pleasant village. to
which access may be had daily by stage from
Newark. Del. The course of instruction COM
prlses all the branches taught in first class
Academies, Mathematics, Ancien; and Modern
Languages, &c.
Students from distance board with the Prin-
cipal and parents and others enlrusling youth
to his care, are assured that every due attention
will be paid TO their physical comfort and men-
Ia! improvement.
The Principal has procured the services ola
distinguished graduate Of Yale College, and late
Principal oian Academy in Pennsy lvania. who
will assist him in the labors ofthe school room.
students are advised 10 apply early, but all
milance may be ha,, at any time during the Ses-
sion. Communications addressed TO the sub
scribcr at New London, Pa, will meet with
prompt attention. JAS. B. MCDOWELL,
Oct PIT PRINCIPAL
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vALU TOWN PROPERTY
EFT PUBLIC SALE.

The Undersigned, as Attorney tor the Exec
uior Of andrew Mclntirc, Sen, will offer at
Public Sale, II, the Court House door in the town
OF Eihion, on
Saturday, Tie 1M Of December, 1852.
between lhc hours Of , and O'Clock p. NJ,
that valuable lot OF land with the Improvements
thereon, located at tho conner Of Nam and
Bridge Streets in the town 81 Elkton. and at
present occupicd by Mc.sis Alriige Il Can't
well a. IL Tnwarc aud Stove Factory; the i'm
pruvrmcntS consist Of Il large
ERICk DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE,
smoke house, carriage house ami stable. ]hlS
property is well located for business. and has Tor
many years been used rs store. The lot is II
large one, aud bounds on three streets; ii is ad-
vanlagcou>iy situated Tor Lumber yard, being
very near The landing al the Elkton bridge.
TEENS or SALE.
\ credit ni Twelve months will he given on
one Thousand dollars Of the purchase money, and
Of six months on one half Of the aancc OF said
purchase money; the other half thereof TO be
paid in cash on the day of sale. The credit
payments to bear interest from dny OF sale, and
to be secured by HE bond or bonds Of The pur-
chaser with approved security.
GEORGE EARLE,
Attorney for Andrew Mclntirc, Jr., Executor
OLA. Mclnllfc, Sr. Nov - Is
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New Foundry, Stove Depot,
&C., &C., &c.



TENhe subscribers respectfully informs the Citi-
n zens of Cecil Co, that they are prepared
at their new Foundry, in the RISING sun VII
LACE to manufacture, Piom Castings of vari-
Gus kinds, mill work, nachiae work, &C., &C.,
in the hest manner, at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms
They are also prepared to put up all kinds of
Poughs in general use in this neighborhood, to.
scther with the t.Atwood" Plough, Of sizes
which is sakins the place of all other kinds, in
portions of Chester Co.-They are likewise APP
pointed, by MrRiccof Wilmington, agents for the
sale of s<Richs Iron Beam Plough" in this
County.
Also, Constantly on hand and for sale gen.
eIal assortment Oh PARLoR &. Cook SeovEs ofthe
Troy. n. Y. manufacture the best now in use.
Which they will dispose OF, at City Prices
They have Stove called the ''Highlander" on
the principle Of the '.Grnessee Air Tight" but n
v,uch better article, at 30 per cent less-than the
wiccs deica nded by the pedlers.---
Persons wanting anything in their line, will
please call before purchasing elsewhere.
HAlNES. KIRK & STUBS.
Jon HAiNEs, JESSE A. KIRK; S. d. SruDBs.
Rising Sun, Sep. i, lS52-3m.
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Tin-Ware and Stoves.
A lDRIDGE s. CANTNELL, Successors

A lDRIDGE s. CANTWELL, Successors
N 80 Grail Il Aldriigc, sill continue ut
the old staad, corner o. Main aad Bridge Sts,
where we hope 10 be able to accommodate all
"ho may favor W. with call. as or object is
20 sell cheap for the cash, or to punctaal custom
rrs. Rayiag :. large stock of Tit-ware and
Stoves on hand. il would he to the interest OF
those in went ot such articles, to gisc us il cali
before pnrcira sing elsewhere.
We would call the attention of the Public 10
the very large and superior 10; ol Stoves OF va
riouS kinds and patterns comprising all the
Coeh, CoH md Wood Stores,
now in Use, Of which the following are IL part;
Cook SiovcS--Hrllc Of the States, Metropolitan,
improved. Complete. for wood or coal; Etna
Air-lighl, Giiard Ar-light. As,or Air-tight,
Premium, AID Atwood Empire all of which are
vrel superior cook stoves. Their assortment
o, Coal and Wood Stoves for rooms, counting
houses, &C., is very large and beautiful, COM
prisng in part the Revere, Jenny Lind, Dia-
mund, Paior, Sheet Iron Air-ttght, Sc. The
public arc respectfully invited 81 call at their
old stand and examine their assortment, as we
feel sure they will be pleased.
Also large assortment OF Tin-EGrc. Japaned
and plaln and every other article that is gen
orally kept in n tin and sheet iron establishment.
Roofing and spouing done at tire shortest no.
tice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
ware. [Elkton. Sep is If.
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skin. This ointment will cure the Snltrileum
and burns or chappcd hands, quicher and s'.rc,'
than all other medicines of the kind before the
public. To suhstaniale the above, can give
hundreds Of certificates, but consider it of no
use, III (any person can do the same, if they
have trlcsIdS, Tor even worthless articlc) re-
ly solely on the merit. OF the Ointment for the
public patronage.
n. B. 4 single box of this ointment will keep
any blacksmth's, turner's, sailors or mechan-
les hands, let them chap or crack ever so bad :,
sound and in good working order al winter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL,
Naugatuck, Conn.
WHOLESALE DEFoTs,-A. B. & D. SANDS. No.
100 Fulton street, New York. READtxe 4 Co.,
Boston. \. McCLuaE & Co., Albany. VIM II.
BRowN 4 Bro, Baltimore.
Sold also By the principal druggists, and coun-
try merchants. Price % cents per box.
AGENTS. II. II. Mirchell, Elk,on; J. N.
black, CharlrsIown; J, Wilson, Coulson Il Co..
Port Deposit: II. p. Dennett, Freuchtown r.
Road J. W. Collins, J. }. Lindsey, Chesapeake;
j. Wharroa, Ffalson'a corner; Murphy s. Wals-
ton Bohemia mills; L. Z. lump. Warwick; w.
1. Alrlchs, Glasgow Nov. n, {. o. W.
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NEW FALL s WINTER GOODS.

NyrlLLIAM TORBERT has just returned
" from the city with large and superior
stock of Fall and Winter Goods, as l;,lows:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Nlousin De
LANES from l2aa to 81, Chenc Plaid, NJ De
Eccc. silk Foplins, Pararnatta Cloths, Alpacas,
black and fancy cold Silks, Ginghams, large
lot Of Cashmere and Bay State Shawls, LinscyS,
Tickngs, Shifting, strip'd Check, Ribbons,
Laces, Buttons, Hosiery. kid and silk Gloves,
Gimps, ladies Metallic Boots, Buskins, Jenny
Lind Shoes. &c.
GENTLENENS' .qPP.7REL.-C oths,
CassiInereS, Satinc'ts, CassInctts, Jeans, Tweed,
fine silk Hats ofthe latest style, men and boys
cloth and plush Caps, sc.
GROCERIES, 8c.--Ncw Orleans Molasses,
New York Syrup, Sugars, Coffee. Tea, Choco-
late, candles, soap, tobacco, cigars, spices, Ce-
dar-warc, &c.
Ills stock for this Fall and Winter has been
selected with great care and attention. and he
feels confident in saying that he is prepared TO
sell to all who may favor him with call, at
very reduced prices. Call and examine for
yourselves. oct 90
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Ingrahnm. with the above title. kyd was n
continent. and the story is one of thrilling adj
venture. For sale by booksellers generally;
price 30 cents.
CATEcIusM Of THE HIsroHy OF THE UNITED
fishers, Baltimore, little work by VI. J. Ker-
ncy Esq, with the above title. 1t is valuable
for beginners in history and as book 0! refer
cncc; price II cts.
WASHINGTON FAREWELL. ADDRESS. Muir
ply x CO., have sent US Il Handsome illuminat-
oil copy of WashinGtun'S Farewell Address.
Every citizen should possess u copy For sale
by VIM Torbcrl; price l2i cents.
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SINGING CLASSES.

ThEHE subscribers beg leave TO intorm the IN
IL habitants of Elklon and the surrounding
country, that they will take classes for instrur-
lion IN Vocal Music during the coming season.
Those persons DESTROYS of forming classes in
their respective locations, will please address a
note to either Of the subscribers (stating the
probable Number of subscribers ,ha, can be had,
and the time and place Tor preparatory meet
ng.) will be promptly attended 10 by one or both
Of us Those who wish to acquire this most
delightful accomplishment will do we'll by Or
ganizing and giving US notice Immediately.
Address, j. T.. WELLS,
L. j. LANCASTER,
Oct2u Eihton, Md.
n. B. The principle upon which we teach
will enable the pupil to understand the com
positions otany country. Persons wishing in
s,ructlons on the Piano Forte can be accom-
modated by f.. J. Lancaster, on reasonable
terms. Piano For1eS tuned.
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THE CECIL WING,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
Ply p G EETIS.

TERMS Two dollars a year III advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents il not paid in advance.
70 clubs. in advance. five copies ior eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
Administration dollar 4 square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents square Tor
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER. or space equal 10 that, make Il square.
Fractions of II square, counted rs square.
\ advertisements inserted quarterly, Hemi-annu-
ully nr by the yea, at moderate rates.
-HaadbiIiS and lob Work olnli kinds done
neatly and At short notice. The Office oi"IHE
Vince Is in the centre o'thc town. next door
TO Doct. Wallacc's Diug Store.
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AUCTION. AUCTION !!

m every Wednesday and Saturday night, at
" the old stand OF W. M. Kennard & Co., cas-,
or upper end Of Elk,on. Dry Goods, Queens.
ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
and most every other kind of goods kept in a
country store; and as we wish to close ont our
present stock, persons would do we'll by calling
through the week, as they may expect to bur
the greatest Of bargains.
Nov 20 w. NJ. kENNARD
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RaR. cow An.

STNGEON DENTIST, from Baltimore, viii
- be al Elkton on a Professional visit, on the
lst Of December and will remain one week, or
longer, If his services are required. Persons in
the town or vicinity, wishing to see him pro-
fcssionally will leave their address with Doct.
Jos. Wallace NOV 20
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BlCLNElL's kEPoRTEN A mong our
exchanges is Bickneil's Reporte-, which
is a very valuable journal to Merchants,
traders, and business men generally. It
exhibits weekly an account Of all coUn-
tprir;t money, aud the manner Of lis de-
tection. Every number contains list
Of all banks in the Z. States, and their
discount or par value at Philadel phia;
as also the value OF all the public stocks
and L. S. securities 1t gives also eve
nv week, a YER; valuable Philadelphia
aud n York wholesale prices current;
as we'll As the ,ai@e of every production
Of this country in foreign markets.
.-siYsssssr'
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
:cribtr o! Ccc! coGuiy, las obtained irum the
Orphans Court OF said county. letters OF All
irinslralion On the personal IS ate Of
Isaac Pca.c'.
late of said county decu,ei. All persons hay
ing claims against the said decreased. u; e hereby
war'tr 10 exhibit the same with ,hr vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on OF before the
5tt OF October. 1853,
hr y may oIhrr'",;s@ by law, he excluded from al!
b nrlr "l said estate. All persons indebted to
said r>i0.r, a;c requested 10 make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Givrn under my
han this 1tth Gay OF N,vriub /, s ,.
JOIN ARK,
Nov ,, Gw admir-.
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THE LATEST FASHIONS.

WTlLLlS RUTTER has received The latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Elkton
"BAzAaE,' next door to the Post 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
ionahc styles. All clothes made by him war
ranted to fit. Don't forget the Old Siand IN he
.Bleaar.' [E!kton, Apr II.
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TIN IND SHEET IRO.N W.1BE.
1IAHAN & CO.. thankful for the kind patron
vi age extended them. inform their customers
and the public generally, that they continue to
manufacture al the East end Of Elkton. also in
Chestertown, MI. more hm good Tin Ware
&C.. so highly spoken Of ty the people.
Particular attention paid To RooFINC and
SrovTlNG, in which branch they acknowledge
70 Supcr;cl>, either in the city or elsewhere.
warranling entire satisfaction or demanding no
pay. thereby making it 10 the manifest adyan-
taac Of those wishing any kind of Metallic Roofs
or Spuuling put on, to contract with them.
We are Just receiving Il large and beautiful
assortment Of
PARLoR, PLAIN AND COOKING STOVES,
consisting in part Of the Etna, Girard, Liberty
and Clone Air light the Mctropolitan, Il new
and very convenient pattern, much such stove
as those sold by the traders now ravcrsing the
country, which we sell much below their prices;
the improved Complete and Premium the Nine
and ten plate, &c, Cook Stoves. The star and
Revere Albright, the Diamond and SIR Rada-
tors, the improved Jenny Lind Star Franklin,
Octaeon. Cannon, Flora, &C., Parlor Stoves: "a
which we invite the attention of all persons
wishing TO purchase, Tor as we are selling at
city prices we feel assured that we can give
them satisfaction.
All kinds of Preparing in our respective bran
ches done at the shortest notice and in the very
best manner. Old stoges and country produce
taken in exchange for new. MAEIAN & CO.
E!kton, Nov 20 If
NOTICE.--The state meetings of the Or
phans' Court OF Cecil county, are held on the sc
cond Tuesdaysin February, April, June, Augus
October and December. School Accounts mus; h
presented, on the second Tuesday in January,th
2nd Tuesday in April, the 2nd Tuesday in Ju
and the 2nd Tuesday in October.
JAMES Fl. LAMAR.
Dec 20 '5t. Reg. oil Wills.