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STlBLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY
E\PECTOR


Is confidently recommended 10 Invalids, as
UNSURPASSED by any known preparation, for
the cure Of COUGHS, HO7RSENESS. and
other forms OF common colds: BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, Group, CONSUMPTION in an
early STAGE, and for the RELIEF flhc Patient
even IN advanced stages of that fatal disease
II combines, IN scientific manner; remedies
OF long esteemed value, with others Of more re-
cen, discovery. and besides its soothing and tonic
qualities, acts through the skin gently and with
great efficacy, for the cure Of this class of dis
eases.
A number ofthe most respectable Physicians,
to whom we communicated Il knowledge Of the
constituents Of these Medicines, have been
pleased to favor us with their opinions. (somc
OF them in wrliln",) that they are the best RENE
dies they have ever been acquainted with for
the cur" OF The diseases for which they are re-
commented.
OPINION or DIR. s. B. MARTIN,
One OF the most experienced of the faculty in
This city, and long celebrated for his success
inl practice.
Genllcmen-I have carefully examined the
component parts OF your DiarrhTa Cordial, as
wei! as your Anodync Cherry Expectornnt, and
md them both valuable compounds; the doses
are safe and consistent with medical practice
and do not hesitate to recommend them.
Your friend, s. B. MARTIN, Nj. D.
Baltimore, June, 1852.
Certificate from DR.. j. Addison, Physician to the
Baltimore Southern Dispcnsary.
Having been made acquainted with the inurc-
dents which enter into The composition Of your
"Anodyne Cherry EXpcctorant,' and having
also made trial OF its virtues. | have no hr>ita-
ton IN recommending 1t to the confidence and
patronage of the public, as a most yAII-,BIr
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A. j . O. Ee d w
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCEl

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
No. 50 .Narket ST., W1lmlaetou, Del.
GROCERIES CHEAP FOR CASH.
IHE subscriber having on hand at his Store
NO. % Market ST., large and general assort
ment of fresh and well selected Groceries, takes
this method Of informing III" citizens of EIIton
ana CecIl county generally, that he will sell
them as cheap as they can be bought either in
the Wilmington or Philadelphia market: and
respectfully soIlclls acall from such as NAV want
goods in his line, before purchasing elsewhere,
Also, Wines & U.icun,v
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part of
LiQUORS,-of the first and medium quality
-oid Cognac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Sp'rlts, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy Holland
Gin.
WlNES.-Madeira Port, Tenerife, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAHELA Whiskcy, and
Wine Bttcrs. ANDREW !. CROW
NO. % Market ST., door above Miler's
Jaune II GIN Hotel, Wilmington, Del.
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1000 7'E1ssag%S CgrgtEgs.
NO RELIEF, NO PAY.

J7IIE Public are Respectfully Informed that Dr.
/ L Tobias has adopted the above as his motto
SINCE he has introduced hi> Invaluable
IENEIhIN LiNIIENT.
On sal" in the United Statc.--aow rYcr > YEARS
u Daring thai period. rrrv bnttgc sold Las;
been warranted 80 give RELIEF. ifuSci accura-
/ in@ to the directions or the money win Ne re-
funded; and no A4"n, was allowed to have il on
sale without he WpuiI wurraut il.
THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES
have been sold, AND not one in Il thousand have
been returned.
Wherever it has been Introduced it has super
Srdrh every other Eminent, and, with scarcely
any advertising, has quietly won public conf
Gunrc. Now. there are hundreds Of families
that are never without it. T'hi@ has been done
by private rocurnmruaalton, chiefly from those
who have been cared by Ii Of obstinate d&srasrs,
Nhem ercry oihrr Temcdy has yyorcl ie,6pc.uai.
Many pclSon' have said, on readng my
pamphlet, that j. CURES TOO MANY COMPLAINTS;
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ST.3BLERS DIR. CHAPMAN,S
W8rni IsixEure.

Prepared from Receipt invented BY DR.. John
chapman, member of the Royal COLLEGE n
Surgeons Of London. a remedy more efIec-
tual than this is not known
Many (pcrhaps one-halD olthc diseases from
which children suffer are occasioncd by TIE
presence of Worms IN the system; and II ncplcct-
ca, give rise to the most uncomfortable and ir-
rIlatIng feelings. violent pains, sickness at the
stomach, etnacialion and frequently to vomiting
Inns medicine is an efficient, safe and pleas
ant remedy tor their determination; it contains
All 'hc virtues OF the most approved vermiug es
ana although 1t has been before the public for
several years, ii has never been known to fail
IN cilectIng complete cure.
Extract of a letter received from s. S. FORTE.
M. d., member of the Royal College of Sur
seons, London.
To f.. II. &abler & Co Oct. 90. 1881.
Genlenen-I some time last year, by acct
dent, got hold of few bottles of your Stabler's
DR.. Chanman's Worm Mixture and used it in
my praclIce with such uncqualled success as
iaduced me 10 send for 30 dozen.
last month ordered, through the same gen.
l'emen, 100 dozen. You can shin me
Oh dozen every three months from date of re-
celpt this, and draw for the amount, &c.
Numerous certificates of cures OF the most
aggravated cases of disease could be readily m.
pended hereto, but we feel assured that thcy
would add but little to the strong and rcspecta
b'e evidence here given by persons competent
toJndgc OF the merits of those rcmcdinlapen,s-
r.. II. STABLER & CO., Propriclors,
Price % cts per bottle baltimore.
FOR SALE BY--Dr. II. II. Mitchell, Elk
son; +. Is. Crookshanks, Ceclion; Murphy &
watson, near Warwick; John w Collins, Ches-
ope"ke CITY; r. l.. Thomas, North East Chas.
Hn'nes and F. Marshall, Brick Meeting House:
Eil Ha'nes and lfaines. Kirk & Stubs, RISING
sun; James Wilson, Port Deposit; a. w. Davis,
liavrc dc Grace; and by merchants generally
through Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Sept 18th, 81 y
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NEW FALL Il WINTER GOODS.

WILLIAM TORBERT has jus, returned
w from the city with a large and superior
stock Of Fail and Winter Goods as follows:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-Mouslin De
LANES from 49, TO ST5, Chenc Plaid, NJ De
B""e, silk poplins, Paranatla Cloths, Alpacas,
black and fancy cold Silks, Gnghams. large
lot Of Cashmere and Bay State Shawls. Linsevs.
Tickmgs, Shifting. s>rip'd Check. Ribbons,
Laces, Buttons, Hosiery, KID and nix Gloves,
Gimps, ladies Metallic Boots, Duskins, Jenny
Lind Shoes, Sc.
GENILEhENS' 4PP.AREL.-CIot
CHssmcrcS. Satinetts, Cassnetts, Jeans, Tweed,
fine silk Hats ofthe latest style, men and boys
clo'h aud plush Caps. &c.
GROCERIES,, ,Sc.--Ncw Orleans Molasscs,
New York Syrup, Sugars Coffee. Tea, Choco-
late, candles, soap, tobacco, cigars, spices, Ce-
dar-ware. SC.
His sock tor this Fab and Winter has been
selected with great care and attention and he
feels confident in saying that +" is prepared 10
sell TO all who may favor him with a call. Mt
very reduced prices. Call and examine for
yourselves. locl 90
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G-AT THE OLD STAND
Il l. Ba - L. ID r. WIS
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL,
Clock, Time.Piece. Watch and

JEJVELRY ESTABLISHMENT,
A THIS OLD STAND No. 23S M,rket Street.
II (bctwocn 9TH and Sth, south sidc0 pai44n.
My friends, old customers, and the public must
know that ANAL at times prepared to furnish
Patches. JcreAy, Fancy articles, Superior Goid
Pens OF all kinds, with gollani silver holders in
variety, &C., at the very lowest cash prices,
together with the best supply of superior
CLOCKS d TLUE-PIECES, ever offered at
this establishment. +. II. being a practical
workman, Of nearly 20 years-lO years at his
present locatlon--iS at all times prepared to
furnish, by Wholesale and Retail warranted
Cline Keepers" Of the very best quality
comprising eight day and thirty hour Clocks.
and Tlme-pieceS Of plain and highly ornamental
designs, Of all styles, and adapted for counting
houses, wprors, halls, churches, factories.
steamboats,, rail cars, &c. Also, .alarns Clochs
most desirable article for "Sound Sleepers,,
and for all whose business requires them to be
sup in the morning carly
Clocks, Time pieces, Watches and Jcwclry
OF every description repaired with grca, care and
warranted. Dealers supplied with clocks and
clock trimmings. Barnum's motto is my motto
sNe study TO Please TApr. CIV
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PhaI. VII. and Bait. RaiI Road Line
E $500 &C.,. Ill
y and after Monday, March

IN and after Monday, March LIST, 1852, the
OTralns between Philada. and Baltimore will
run as follows:
Leave Phiada. at lth and Market Sts., Tex
cept Sunday al - A. NJ, stopping at way points,
arrive at Llkton, l0a A. NJ.
Express Train leaves Phia. except Sunday
at | T. NJ, arrive al Elkton 30 p. NJ.
Night Line leaves PhiIa. at 10! p. n. stonnjnn
at way points, arrive at Eihton l25 A.
Express Train leaves Baltimore (cxcept Sum
day at 81 A. NJ. arrive AT Elkton lO5 A. NJ.
Mail Line leaves Bait. Except Sunday at
II A. NJ. stopping at way points, arrive at Elk
ton sP.M.
Night Line leaves Bait at 81 p. NJ. stopping
at way points, arrive nj Elkton p. NJ.
G-TThe Express Trains stop at Elkton.
BENZ. WELLS,
H'lh!on' fcn ~ Agent.
NO TICE-FREICH ON GRAIN.
To Phlada. Bushels. TO BALI
Wheat per car load of $50 at 1 cts. al 3 cts.
Corn do do 275 &c. 3 cts.
Oats do do 400 3 c. 2icts
Clorcrseed per bushel, cts Il cts.
fotatoes, DO cts or 20 per Dbl
BENZ. WELLS
Elkton, March s, '52 Agent.
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&l.men' Nepartmfnt.
For The Cecil Whtg.
A Workshop for Farm ers.

Among farmers, in general, there is
very little attention paid to provide
themselves with workshop, and good
tools, winch are so necessary, and in
dlspensible in the proper management of
farming operations; and some farmers
who have tools, keep them in such bad
order that they are of very little service.
A convenient shop for working in.
can be built at triiing cost, and is very
valuable building to farmer. 1t should
be built so as to be comfortable in cold
weather, and conveniently arranged.
There should be work bench with
a wooden wise, shaving horse and a
pair OF trestles*-these can be made with
very little trouble By any man who
knows how to take hold of tools, except
the screw for the wise, which can be
bought for Is cents. Then he should
have good grindstone nicely hung and
running true. Then he will want
handsaw, a pair of planes, a sett Of
augers and chisels, square and two foot
rule; aw-kniie, a Ratchet and broad
axe costing in all from ten to fifteen
dollars.
Being prepared with shop and good
tools for working, he will take an in
interest in doing many jobs in the shop
at leisure times, and the boys will soon
acquire some dexterity in using tools.
Having learned to make and repair
many useful things, he will feel an in
terest in having on hand stock of good
stuff for various purposes, and when cut
ting timber he will be careful to save
the good oak, ash, hickory and other
woods that may be needed in the shop,
so that when a job is to be done, there
may be good material, which is a very
important consideration. He will soon
learn to make gate, door, a sled, a
harrow, rake, barley fork and many
other useful articles, and also, to keep
things in repair. The boys too will de-
light in the exercise of their ingenuity, /
and will acquire such practical know
ledge as will be servicabIe to them
through the whole course OF their lives.
RAMBLER.
ITO be COntlnUrI)
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Tin-WaTe and Stoves.

A LDRlDGE & CANTWFLL, successors
IN to Graham & Aldrdge, still conrinue at
the old stand, corner Of Main and Bridge Sts.,
where we hope to be able to accommodate all
who may favor Us with call as our object ia
TO sell cheap FOR the cash, or TO punciual CUSTOM
ers. Having large stock of Tin-ware and
Stoves on hand. il would be to the interest Of
those IN want OF such articles, 10 give us call
before purchasin. elsewhere.
We would call the attention Of the public 10
the yer! large and superior lot of Stoves Of va
rlous Kinds ani patterns comprising all the
C0ok, COIL md Wood Stores.
now in use, Of which the following are part;
Cook StoveS-Bcilc ofthe States, MetrOpoirun,
improved ompIetc, for wood or coal; Etna
Albright, Girard Air-tieht. Astor Air.,ight,
Premium, and Atwood Empire all Of which are
very superior cook stoves. Their assortment
OF Coal and Wood Stoves for rooms. counting
houses, &C., is very large and beautiful, CON-
prlsina in part the Revere, Jenny Lind, Dia-
mcnh. PnIIor, Sheet Iron Air-,i"ht. SC. The
public IRE specially invited TO call III their
old stand and examine their assortment, as we
feel sure they will b. pleased.
Also large assortment of 1in-warc. Japanrd
and PLAIN; and every other article that is gen.
orally kept in tin and sheet iron establishment.
Rootng and Spouling done III the shortest no.
tIce, and on the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
ware. Elkton Sep "a If.
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The Time Regulator, or Dial.

ITiE undersigned having been appointed
L Agent, for the Eastern Shore of MARYLAND
is now prepared to furnish the instrument at
low price, and will put them up true with the
compass, at Dwellings, Stores, Shops, Mills, or
any other place where they may be needed.
He will also take this opportunity to return
his thanks TO his old patrons. in the way of
Clock Repairing, and solicits the patronage of
the public generally. All orders will he punct-
ually attended TO. JAS. WOODFORD.
Now fin I'm
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SE'Ai8EER'S
DiarrahGa Cordial

5 pleasant Mixture. compounded in agree
L. ment with rules Of Pharmacy, Of thelaputic
agents, long known and celebrated for their Pc
rnllar efficacy in curing DL4RR.4HE.4, and
similar affections of the system. In its action,
IL ALLAiS NAUSEA and produces healthy action
"i the LIVER. thus removing the cause at the
same time that it cures the disease.
Opinion OF DR.. John Addison, Physician TO the
Baltimore Southern Dispensary.
Havin" made trial Of your s.Diarrhra Cor
dial" and being also acquainted with the in
gradients OF which ii is composed, il gives me
much pleasure in adding my testimony to that
OF others in favor of its EXrRAoRpIN AIRY EFF
cAcy in the cure of "Darrahna and Summer
Complaint in children and adults.n
With much respect, &C.
JOHN ADDISON, NJ. D.
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ITO be C0ntan ucd.)
Commonly but improperly called rusyels.
WHEAT STRAW VS.. SHUCKS.

To the EditorofMe American Farmer-
Nh EDITOR In looking over your
July number, | noticed reply TO my
article entitled Wheat Strnw IS. Sh lck i.
by yourself. to which | will only say d
few words in reply. In your article
you say that "duty would have compel
led you to dissent to the conclusion of
its author" | certainly consider it the
duty of every one who is phiIanthro-
pist, to correct an error which fellow
being may have fallen into, and e,pe-
cially the editor of paper, and there
fore think you were right in correct
ing me. | am not very skiful farmer
or writer, so | will take the advice of
older and more experienced farmers,
though think it my duty to give the
particulars of my experiments. The
way happened to try the experiment
was this: At the time referred to | was
residing in the city, and had to buy all
the food my cows eat. In the winter of
1919 and 1850, | fed on shucks entirely,
with the exception Of Stops, bran, &C.,
or in other words, the long food gave
them consisted of shucks; in the spring
my cows were not in very good order,
though as fat as there was any necessity
tor; during the summer they tattened a
little, but at the end of the fall there
was no perceptible change IN their APP
prarancp from the preceding spring.
The winter of 1851 and 1852, shucks
solo uncommonly high, and bought
load OF wheat straw, which | got much
cheaper than shucks; it lasted about six
weeks, and at the end ofthat time no.
tlced striking difference in their ap.
pearance. looking very fine and slick,
and concluded to buy another load,
which lasted through the winter, and
when spring set in, my COWS We're in far
better condition than they were the pre-
ceedlng one, when they were fed on
shucks. One Of them was not very
good mich COW, and sold her for beef,
which the butchers pronounced an ex-
cellcnt article, though she was not
young COW. | gave them no more Stops
and bran during the latter than the for
mer winter. You will thus see that the
winter they We're fed on wheat straw,
they were in far better condition than
when fed on shucks. When first gave
them wheat straw they refused it, but
they soon found it was "root hog Or
de-" SO they soon devoured it with
avldIty. Every one knows that the
shuck is a sweet and succulent food,
consequently cattle relish it above most
Others. know that cattle will not eat
wheat straw as willingly as shucks, but
from NY one and only experiment.,
found that it kept my two cows in better
order than Shucks. | have not written
the above with any idea Of coming in
contact with your views or experiments,
but merelya for the purpose OF showing
thar IN my single experiment, the wheat
straw proved the best. However, YOU
Shall hear ilonl me on some more i'm.
p1rtant subject than either wheat straw
OF shucks. Respectfully,
WHEA i STRAW.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscriber (not being engaged in any 9th
err busmess) has resumed the practice of Land
Surveying, Conreyancing, &c. Being acquant-
ed with the different qualities Of soil in the
ncighborhood, persons wishing to buy or sell
Land would find it to their advantage TO give
him Il call. JETlTRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Md.
June lst Soft
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GEAND! esgrAYGb,
In0 TONS OF THE BEST QUALITY OF
''oO Peruvian Glc:ano,
direct from the agent.
LOO rnnS of 4 No |

w VIVIAN u acsaalS
direct from the agent.
100 Tons of \ No.
.UEXIC.I.N GJ3.NO.
The analysis Of this Guano shows it 10 contain
oil per cent of Pho>phat" ofLimc,
% Ammonia,
Dr. Higgins, in his late report states that when
the soil requires PhosphatcS, tins Guano is equal
TO the best Peruvian
90 IO.NS or .HFRICI N GU.I.NO.
This is a new article and will recommend it.
sell. Prot. ID. Stuart says it contains neuyiy as
m"ch PhosphatcS as the best gHaiiiy of Peruvian
gnano, and more Ammonia than many specimens
OF PaagonIan guano.
N'ataGOnian G1Wano. Hsones. and
Fer. Sails.
All OF these Guanocs will be sold as Ior as
The same aHiCle cnn be bought in Baltimore.
WILMER & DAVIS,
GRAIN GRAIN!
Inc subscribers arc buying all kinds Of grain
for the Philadelphia Market. Farmers who de-
sire to sell at high prices, will lind it to their
interest to give us n call.
WILMER &. DAVIS.
June III tt Port Deposit.
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VV(aE.E' & SEAesE.s7.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
No. 10 Prait Street,

No. 10 Fruit NtFeei,
(RETwEEN CuEAPSIpE AND SOUTH srREEr,(
BALTIMORE.
HANE ON HAND large and well selected
/ L assortment of
Groceries, wines s. Liquors.
which we offer 10 the public upon The most rea-
sonable terms. In addition to orr regular stock
we are daily receiving new supplies. hY which
we are enabled always to furnish onr customs
ers with fresh goods at the lowest cash prices.
EDMUND WOLF. CHARLES W. SLAGLE.
Baltic, Oct 3m
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NOTlCE.--The state meetings of the Or
phans, Court OF Cecil county, are held on the Sc
cond Tuesdays in February, April, June, Angus
October and December. School Accounts must b
presented, on the second Tuesday in Januarg, th
End tuesday in April the 2nd Tuesday in Ju
and the 2nd Tuesday in October
JAMES RI. LAMAR.
Dec ~ 81. Reg. of Wills
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Iheonl y true Portrait of Washington
JUST PUBLISHED.
T. B. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
Portrait OF VassRsn.fon,

Engraved tby permission) from Sluart's only
original portrait, In the AthcneunI. Boston.
1hS superb picture, Engraved unicr the STU
perlntcnGancc Ui THOMAS SULLl. Est., the
eminent and highly gifted artist. is The only cor
rect likeness Of Washington ever published. Ii
has been characterised as the greatest work Of
art ever produced in this country. As to its
fidelity; we refer to the letters Of the adopted
son q WashIU llon, GEORGE WASHINGTON
FAltk CURTIS. VINO SAYS, ut is a iuitAiui REP
r"scniatlon Of the celebrated original, and To
CHIEF JuSriCE fancy OF the Supreme Court Of
the | nltcI States, WAC says, ..-is u work Of arr
It's excellence and beauty mast strike every one
who sees II: AMI II Is no less happy in is like
ness To the Father Of his country. 1t was my
good fortune to have seen him in the days Of my
h"yhu"d, and his whole appearance Is vet
strongly impressed On my memory. The pol-
ual You have issued appears to me to be an
c"trt AhcHcN. representing perfectly nr express
SION as wcI!a thu form anI features OF the lace
And says SENATOR CA>s, il l., u Hjc-ihc repre-
se!toilon9 tHc grcoi crigi,aI. pnAS;DENr Full
monE says; the work appears to me to nave been
admirably executed and rntiNc8iy worthy ofthc
patronage Ct Me- public" Says MARCnANr the
eminent portrait painter, and tho pupll Of Stuart.
''y"ur prlnl 10 my mind is more remarkable than
any other have seen. for presenting the lrAolc
individuality OF the original portrait, together
with the noble and dIgnIDcl rcpo>c OF mir and
manner, winch all who ever saw hlm consider
cd marked characteristic oilhe illustrious man
ii commentaries.
For dhe greH merits Of this piciare we rouM
REFER crcry 'orcr Of lpuSain ZION 10 tie poylruU
Hac!, to be seen Il ire office Of iris paprr, nnd to
the letters ot Tire .to''omiag .hiis:S, &.o,csmca,
J"'ts'& oa'd SchoiaY accomp0"gtHg IL.
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Office.
NOTICE..
? sNliE undersigned having purchased the pa
r. ent-right for
Kelsey's Alternating Bee. Hive,

Tor 'hc SIX upper Districts IN Cecil county, would
beg leave to recommend il TO the public as best
adapted to the culture of Bees, not only from the
fact OF lis supcrceedng the necessity oc DESTROY
ing the Becsto get the honey and prevent swarm
ing, but also preventative from the bee moth;
Therefore surprising all others now in use.
81 hereby certify that the above Hive is no
hunhug, but will perform what it is represented
to do, ii the directions are strictly followed
LEWIS ELLIsoN.'
N. B. The above Hive can be had on appi-
cation to Mr.. WELLS, AT the Depot in EAI'on or
by addressing letter post paid, to the subsclib-
er in CEciLroN, Cecil county, Nd.
May JOHN j. PEARCE.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Great Prize Medal rived.

HICKEY & TULL, No. lis Chestnu, Street,
IL above Sixth, front of jones' Hotel. received
the Prize Medal awarded to them for the best
TRAVELLING TRUNKS exhibited atthc Worlds
Fair in London. lS5l--being the olny cXhiai-
tors TO whom any award was made Their
competition was with all the World, and they
have taken the PRIZE.
They offer TO Merchants and the Travelling
Community the largest, best and cheapest as
Sortment OF
TRUNKS, E.1LISES, BAGS. &C.,
10 be found in this city, and al very low prices.
Call and seq. HICKEY < JULL.
TrnHh NanHtacinrers, l4& Chestnut ST.,
Sep II BIN PHILADELPHIA.