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jewelry store In Grandst Defendant il an importer OF
jewelry and fancy articles having establishment in
Beaver The action recover damages for alleged
invalid detention Of goods, which Is denied.
Plaintiff ssys that, being indebted to Mr. +. in the
Of 81 COO and also indebted 10 other persons and
spprehensive that the latter would proceed against him.
consulted with Mr. B. whom be wished 10 secure as
well as to protec, himself and /: was finally agreed
that plainta should confess Judgment 10 Mr.. b. Tor
s4,6OO an execution Issue, and sale made BY Sheriff
NJ B. to purchase the stock and plaintiff continue II
the establishments Plaintiff says he proposed 10 hAvea
public sale but Mr. B. thought best to have the sale
In quiet wsy. The Sheriff suctoneer came but Mr.
B. proposed that his suctoneer should sell and he
did SO. It is charged that plaintiff had stock worth
$4,000, most Of which bough! at nominal prices By
Mr.. B.; that sitter the sale, he ordered cart, and
caused the property to be removed toh store IN Beaver
e. saying to plaintiff necessary form, and ne
(plainiif) might come next day sni get them back;
that phinii aerward did sppy but Nr. B. refused 10
give the goods up, &c.
In defense it said that bona hde sale the iudg
mept and execution took place that contract or
agreement either public private, entered into
as alleged and that Mr. B only purchased small por
ton of the goods that going below their value and
that the remainder purchased by other persons.
This denied it being conended that there was al
agreement, and that Mr.. B. purchased most Of the
goods. The case Il on
COURT CALENDAR.-This Day-CIR-
CUT CouA1-Nos 3j4 Sci, 3s4 3s5, 373 80 $50, 81.
39i 295, 6 39 SO, 3g9, 400, i0l, 4e iO5, 100 4O'
4Os, 400.
CoMMoN PLFAs-Part Mos. Cos, l,057, l,03q, l,04l
lob as lOi7 1912 lO5l, l,053 lOj5 l059, l,O6l
1908 COS. Part 2-Same as yesterday
SUPERIOR CoURT.-NJs 36j, 25l, 42}, 45l, 45I 3l2
545 4tS{ - 90 69 6O 6}l, 632, 6S3, 6+, bG go,
637 6}s 90 go GIL 642 6i3, Ga 90, 6i7 6is 649,
$50. 65l 6j2 65l 6J4 6j5. $50, 657, 65S, 90, 66O
SurREME CoURT-SptciGl Teym.-The following no.
tice has been given The Day Calendar OF Is causes
having been called Monday and Tuesday withoutany
case being ready on either day, and opportunity hsv
ing been given each of those days for any case TO be
heard that might have been ready and no case being 30
ready the Court directed that double the usual number
of cases should be placed the Day Calendar for this
day. viz Nos % 3 - 81 to b, 40 to -, lol, -
to 81. ~, =,
U. s DISTRICT CoURr-NOs g. b to &c, %, 49, 40, A.
REAL EsTATE.-The following Real Es-
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lAiver;is-mentl

EYES AND SIGHT.-Prof. BRONsON viii
be at No 7o Broadway. Thursday and Saturday o. this
week end the Deevsn House Albany Friday 70 preserve
and natural sight sight and attend 70 Dis
eases Of the Eyes &c.
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Il If the weather should be clear. or
CLOUDY or rainy 10 day will be ist the condition and the
splendid Dagueueotype Likeness At Roors
premium gallery, No. Si3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

COURT or COMMON PLEAS Before
Judge Experimentation D. L0gaV sgt. Thomas 4
F7ris-To recover damages for alleged assault snd
battery The parties on board sloop the wharf
at Wards Island observing regatta or boat race, in
August last Ii Is alleged that defendant offered to BET
on one of the oarsmen, when a remark was made By
plaintiff which gave ofense and it is charged that de-
fendeut caught hold Of plaintiff by the collar struck him
In the face, and attempted to throw him overheard In
defense, it was said that plaintiff made the first assault
and attempted to throw defendant overheard Verdict
for plaintiff, $50, which carries costs.
The People agt. William anderson and
Norman MGrsh.-On an abandonment bond, given IN
favor Of Mrs Catherine Anderson, already referred TO-
Verdict for plaintiff, 500.
Before judge DAY
isaac Alexander sgt. Herman Bern
ktfzs--PIAirtif Is working eweler, and also kept
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-At the Annual

KNIGHTS lEhPLAk'-hI IHC huHuaI
Meeting of the Grand Encampment Of knights Templar
Of the State of New-York, held Friday June T. the
following officers were elected
VIM. Lathrop, Of Rochester, Grand Master.
Oscar Coles of New-York, d. Grand Master.
John L Lewis Jr, Of Penn Yam, G. Generalissimo.
Jarvis 4. Hatch Of Rochester, G. Captain General.
Salem Town, Of Aurora, g. Prelate.
John S Perry Of Troy G. S. Warden
Colobeloni, of New-York, G J. Warden.
John w Simons of New.York, g. Treasurer
Robert Macoy OF NewYork g. Recorder.
Benz Marshall Of Troy G. Standard Bearer
FITZGERALD Tisdsle OF New.York, q. Sword Bearer.
Ira Chase, of Utica, G. Warden.
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ATTEMPT TO PICK PocKETs.-Two
men named WIN. Barsley and John McFarlin were
rested at o'clock Monday afternoon, while in Halls
Garden at Harlem, where the Turner's were engaged
in their annual celebration charged with attempting to
pick the pocket of lady In the possession of Barsey
$50 In American gold coin was found, and a valuable
gold watch was found on the person Of McFarn.
Both were taken before the Mayor and committed for
81
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-John
Johnson, alias Long was yesterday arrested by officer
Maynard of the Fifth Ward charged with having, on
the 9Th Of August last stolen from carpenter shop
the corner Of Fourteenthst and Fhav. quantity Of
carpenters tools valued at $40 the property of Mr.
Henry II. Sherman, residing at No l36 Amtys Pawn
tickets for most of the property which had the name Of
M Sherman stamped uponit were found in possession
Of Johnson, sns the goods were recovered from the
shops where they had been pawned. The accused is
an Ebgshmsn about As years Of age and resien. Of
Brooklyn. He was committed to prison by Justice o.
born for trial.
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DEAD BoDY FoUND.-The body of
boy, inclosed In box, was found In Tweifthss,
between First and Second-avs, by some aoorers, yes
terdsy morning while they were engaged In cissins
cellar. il was taken to the Seventeenth Ward Ponce
Station at which place the Coroner will hold an Inquest
upon it.
The body Of an infant found on Monday night III
In the sink Ia the rear of No 90 West Thtyiour'hst
1t was much deccmposed The Coroner was nosinea 70
hold an inques, upon L.
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L. s. DIsTRICr CoURT.-Before Judge
JudsoD-SaHso G. adams, and oisers, against Tas
Steamboat Bay Scis-By the owners OF the BRIG Lucy to
recover damages for collision in Msy s50 about twelve
miles from New.Haven Light The brig is said, was
90 her way New Haven, in ballast and the Bay State
was coming to New-York The Bay state, it is alleged,
neggeny ran into the brig stove in her larboard side
and caused her other injury Suit is brought 70 re-
cover damages-amOunt placed at 1000.
In defense ii is said that the collision caused by
fault on board the brg,hai the Bay State by
the brig fifteen minutes before the collision while the
light Oh board the bri, only discovered three min
utes before, when it impossible TO avoid the coils
ion-that if the Of the brig had been altered
single point il would have prevented THAI the mate
had never been before in Long leland Sound and ths
sufficient men were net deck, &c. The points are
denied Decision reserved.
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Mass RATIFICATION MEETING.-A mass
meeting to respond to the nominees OF the Baltimore
Loco Convention IL called for ThusdAy evening the
10th met at the City Hotel
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GARBAGE-Carts have lately been pro-
yded to 60 through the streets and collect the garbage
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HoRRrBLE ArrRAY.-TvO Men Mortaliy

HoRRIRLE AFFRAY.-T'p0 Men nOrtdlly
Wounde9 -Yester day afternoon fighful STRAY took
place at the house No 2S4 Muberryst, In which three
men were stabbed, two Of whom will in all probability
die of their wounds Ii appears that Iriihman named
John Dolan and bis wife Isabella have been for some time
past living very unhappy together at the house above
referred to- consequence of suspicion OF her chastity
having been entertained by her husband, although
there appears 20 be no Just ground for suspicion OF
licentous conduc. on her part The difference between
Them however, became serious that James Donely,
the father Of Mrs Delan who resides Ct No 36 Twelfth
st. at last determined to listen to the frequent requests
OF his daughter and try seperate her from her hus
band Aer several Intellectual attempts TO bring about
sseparsuon In an smicable way, the old man accom-
panied by Hugh aud wen Duffy, Peter McGiAr, Patrick
oval sind James Depely his son, went yesterday sfer
noon 10 Dolans house to bring Mrs Doan away and to
set Der clothing Scarcely had they entered the pre-
misses when Dolsn came home AMI forbade all inter-
ferrnce Failing make an impression upon them he
commenced attacking them and soon drew kniie-a
general tight then took place Dolsn buried bis knife in
the abdomsn of Hugh Duty and Immediately after
pluns Il into TIE head and of DOnelly Senior he
had also pistol but in the melee. he found oppor-
uniiy to use H. and shortly aiterward the knife was
wrested from hin, and he himself stabbed In the
head and in various parts Of the body M this stage OF
the proceedings Officers Smallman O'Hsre. Davis and
Mcknight Of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Wards made
their appearance and secured the whole crowd DolAs
and Duffy were so dangerously wounded that they had
10 be conveyed to the NewYork Hospital The rest Of
the men, with the exception OF McGan were locked up
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POLICE FoRcE.-Two constables for each
of the four Wards night watch Of % and Csp-
tain and Assistant and Sunday officers, constitute the
police force Of the city.
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CITY ORDINANcEs.-The Aldermen have
ordered fifty copies Of the Ordinances to be printed for
the use Of the Police
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q On Tuesday next the corner stone
Of Monument TO be erected to the memory of the lat
Lieut. D. W Baldwin, will be laid in Greenwood Gem
etery by the Franklin Guards 1t Is expected that tn
ith, 7Oth and portion Of the 18th Regiments will par
t;cipate in the soemniIies of the occasion.
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..x.t OF TRooPs.-The steamship
',,,,ed Yesterday from Charleston, having a
tsn'1 ,hs Fourth Regiment L. S. ARTILLERY, from
p, Johnson to be stationed for the present at aO.i 90
',. Governors Island The de''chmsn. consisted
In ....,,,sre men, under command Of Capt Getty
rs bebeye.
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70 Rev. James Freeman Clarke, late
of Boston, has received invitation TO accep: the Pas
torsl charge of the Second Unitarian Society. Mr
Cnke Is one of the sbes in his denomination, anc
his accession to the proposed Office viii be regarded a
a public benefit
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE CECIL WHT(I.

HAVING now reached nearly the close of the
Eleventh Volume, The Wing, offers every in
ducement to those wishing to subscribe for
AN EXCELLENT PAPER.
The utmost care will be taken with every
department o! The Wing, so as to render il an
acceptable visitor to the Family Circle, the
Farmer, Mechanic, Business man and Politician
Those who take no other paper may depend
upon being kept we'll posted up in all that trans
prcs in the world around.
Every article that appears in its columns will
be first subjected to the careful examination of
one or both of its Editors, aud nothing will be
admitted, that will not meet with the entire
approval of the most Gastidious taste.
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT will consist of
such original and selected articles, in prose and
poetry, as must tend TO improve and elevate the
taste OF lis readers.
A column will always be devoted to AGrl.
CULTURAL information, besides correct report
of the markets compiled from the latest and
most reliable sources.
Arrangements have been made by which the
latest news will be received. and a correct re-
port of the proceedings of the National and
State LEGISLATURES will be given each week,
during their sessions.
The principles OF the whole Wing Party, free
from the contamination Of sectional factions and
ultraisms, will be firmly and Independently
supported.
TEnMs.-$o per year for single copies. Clubs
five 10 one Post Office for So, or 81 LOO per
copy. To clubs of ten and over 81 80 per copy.
Persons wishing to subscribe to a club will
leave their names and the money with the Post
Master at whose Office they receive their papers,
who will return the money if the club is not
completed.
a Ii communications on business of the office
must be addI cSsed to
RICKETTS, & JONES,
Apr "a ELKroN. Nh,
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DEF. ASv ARE EGE.BEasE,,

The duties of this Institution will be resumed
on the 2Sth Of April.
In the Scientific School now connected with
the college, young men in advance Of Our acadc-
mics, enjoy rare facilities in preparing for pac-
teal life. In the Mercantile Department a
thorough business education nay be had. In the
agricultural Department special attention is
given to .3gricnltmrai chemistry. There is also
Teachcr's Department and Department of
Modern Languages.
Newark Academy.
NEWARK ACADEMY opens on the same
dny (2Sth of ApriD Applications for admission
should be made early. Term bill so. For
circulars giving FIJI information, address.
Rev. W. s. +. GRAHAM,
Apr3 Prest Of the College
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LOOK. LOOK,

All new for this Spring, and cheap too
GILT IND IELFET' WILL PAPERS,
Embossed do, do, Plain and Printed Papers,
Marbles, Hall Papers, OF every kind, Satin Pa
pcrs Of the best production Of France and Eng
land; the ow-priced Satin Papers, much in
demand; together with the cheap Paper, at ten
cents per piece. Transparent Window Shades,
Euf Holland, by the case or piece, Tassels, Cord
&c, all OF which have been selected with the
greatest care. Purchasers, at Wholesale and
retail, are invited to examine this stock, as we
assure them il will be to their interest.
LONGSTRETH & BROTHER,
No. North Third Street, between
Market aud Church Alley,
Apr II 3m PnILADELrIlIA.
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t.g.HiI4sN ACADEMY.

THTlIE FEMALE DEPARTMENT of this
IL Institution, is now under the charge Of
MISS AMELIA L. WILSON, ofthe Troy Seminary.
ms lady brings testimonials Off very superior
ORDER particularly mall the various ornamcn-
tai branches of female education. And al
though Miss Wilson will exercise a general
superintendent ovcrthc department, yet a large
portion Of her time will be necessarily devoted
TO instruction in the French language, (and 10
teach her pupils TO speak it tiueni!D TO Draw
ing, and to Painting in oil aud water colors, and
to vocal and instrumental music. In the usual
scholastic branches, she will he assisted by
Miss REESE, who has been prepared by myself
for the avocation ola public teacher. and will
be found fully competent for the task. The
higher studies will, as heretofore be conducted
by myself.
Terms as here'of0re.-R Reading, Writing, Ar
lthma,ic, English Grammar anil Geography SO
per quarter OF twelve weeks: the higher bran
ches 81: aud The ancient or modern languages
50 per quarter. The music quarter will con-
sist Of ID weeks, during which time, Two lessons
OF one hour each, will be gwen every week
The tuition will be $3.50 per quarter For
Drawng and Painting, separate, cha~~c will
be tnade. JOHN A. GETTY,
Adril 32-ti. Principal.
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ra7HIs is TO GNENoTICE, That the sub

Ta7IIIs is TO GNENOTICE, That the sub
"a scriber of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters Ad-
mInlSlralon on the personal estate of
Alfred b. Thomas.
late Of said county deceased. All persons hay
Ing claims against the said deceased, are hcicby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereoiduiy authenticated, on OF before the
10Th day of February, 1858,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from nil
bentil OF said estate. All persons indebted TO
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment TO the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 10th day OF April 1852.
JANE A. THOMAS,
A pril II '52-6w. Adm'tx.
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TERMS or S.ALE,
& I'd a ! n s!

ia NJ ES Ed MOND,
IMPORTER IND DEALER IN Chains,
No. Q Dock Street Wharf, Philadeiphia.
HAS constantly on hand, and to arrive, an as
ii sorlment of the best quality with proof GER
tfcaes) ENGLISH and American
Brace, Close Link and Coil Chains,
Suitable for Railways, Vessels, Mines. Foun-
dries and Mills Logging, Fence, Trace and
Draught Chains.
Orders for chains executed promptly, and at
the lowest cash rates.
Vessels furnished with chains and Anchors on
favorable terms.
Chains cut to any length. Apr 10 On
no TO WELLS Eihtou HaNof Fashion il ven
Uwant to be accommodated with ready mad
goods Of every description.
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Cheap Watches, JcweIry and
STLEER WIRE,

GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES!
Twenty per cent. at least less than ever
have been sold in the United States
TOLD Lever Watches, full jewcled, Is karat
" cases. only $50
usually sold for S33
Gold Lepne Watches, lS karat case,
irwclled. g ~
Silver Lever Watches, full jewclicd, i" IT
Usually sold for SIS
Silver 1epine Watches. Unveiled 10
Silver Tea SroohS, per hall dozen, 6
Gold Pens, Silver lIoIicrs.
Persons washing watch or watches, or jew
elry, can have them sent by mail, with peri ct
safety, to any Tart ui tie United States Or West
Indies, by fist sending the amount Of rnon"y.
All articles warranted as represented aht've.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited.
Pleas" l'res> post paidl
LEWIS LADOMUS. LOG Chestnut 81.
Opposite the Frank lin House.
Mar 20 2m t1iIArELrl,tA.
California Gold bought, OR manufactured into
Jcwely.
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nvAT THE OLD sTAND1ED
ELI IN @ I. EMS
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Clock, Timc.Picce, Watch and

JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT.
A T HIS OLD STAND No. 1913 Market Street.,
IL (bctwoen Th and 9Th, south side,) Phiiu,ia.
My friends old customers, and the public must
know thai am all AT times prepared to furnish
Patches. Jemeiry, Fancy .A,ticics. superior Goii
Pens OF all kinds, with golland silver holders in
variety, Sc, at the very lowest cash prices,
together with the best supply of superior
CLOCKS & TLuE-PIECES, ever offered at
this establishment. f. II. being n practical
experience of nearly 20years-IO years at his
present location-is at all times prepared to
furnish, by Wholesale and Retail warranted
Crime Keepers Of the very best quality
comprising eight day and thirty hour Clocks,
and Time-pieces ofplain and highly ornamental
designs, of all styles, and adapted for counting
houses, paro,s. halls, churches, factories,
steamboats,, rail cars, &c. Also, alarm Clocks
most desirable article for "Sound Secpers.,'
and for all whose business requires them to be
cup In the morning early"
Clocks, Time pieces, Watches and Jewelry
ofcvery description repaired with great care and
warranted. Dealers supplied with clocks and
clock TRIMMINGS. Barnum's motto is my motto
'Ne study 10 Please" Apr. 81 y
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u OF AZ.
NBT'EsE.
David White, Sixth judicial Circuit
VS.. Cecil county,
Elizabeth Gilmore, In Chanccry.


VS.. Cecil county,
Elizabeth Gilmore, In Chanccry.
and others. April 5lh, 1892.
FNllE object this suit is to procure decree
L Tor partition of the water privilege of Lot
No. 30 as marked on the plot Of Lots laid out
and sold by certain commissioners, appointed by
Cecil county Court to divide the Real Estate of
one Sarah NJ. Thomas, decd, which said Lot
has valuable Wharf erected thereon.
The Bill and amended Bill state that certain
David Gilmore, late of Cecil county, decd, and
the SAID David White were jointly seized in fee
OF all the entire water privilege of Lot OF
ground situated in the village OF Port Deposit,
in the county aforesaid, which said lot is known
and distinguished as lot No, - as above stated
| That the said David Gilmore died seized Of an
undived third part of said water privilege ofsaid
! lot No. 20, and tGat the other two thirds there
! OF are owned and possessed by the SAID David
| White, that the said water privilege commences
| immediately below the road or stree. which
passes through the said village of Port Deposit,
an runs Thence by and with TIE lines OF said
| lot No. 90 into the river, and that valuable
| Wharf hath been constructed thereon, and that
! the sad David White believes that The said
/ water privilege and wharf are susceptible OF
being advanlagcously divided for all the parties.
| That the said David Gilmore departed this life
I lH''S'htc ~ W htul TsSlhlc, ItdNinS II WHOM
I Elizabeth Gilmore, and the following children
| his heirs at law, 10 witt David W., John g.,
Clarnda f., Charles T., Columbus k, and
Agabc!lu II. Gilmore, all Of whom reside in &C.
ell county, and are minors under the age Of
twcn'y-onr years, excepting David W. Gilmore,
who Is Of full age and who now resides in the
State OF California, elsewhere beyond the
| limits oithe State Of Marylanh 1t is thcreupon
adjnleed and ordered, that the complainant by
causing a copy of this order to be inserted in
some newspaper published in Cecil county once
week for one month before the 10Th day OF
| May next, give notice to the said absent delcn-
danl of the object and substance Of this bill, and
warn him TO appear in this Court in person or
by solicitor, On or before the 10Th day OF August
next, to answer the premises and shew cause,
if any he has, why decree ought not TO pass as
prayed. ALBERT CONSTABLE.
True copy. Test
II. II. MITCHELL,
Apr. 10. 80 I'm. Clerk.
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CECIL BANK.

APRIL I2th, 1872.
A N Election for Nine Directors for the ensuing
II twelve months. will be held at the Banking
house in Port Deposit, on MONDAY, the Bird
of May next, between the hours OF three and four
O'Clock p. NJ. A. ANDERSON,
Apr II 3w Cashier.
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NOTICE..

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned, under the name Of j. 4 A.
Roman & Co., was dissolved By limitation on
the first inst. JOSEPH ROMAN, JR.,
JOSHUA II. WAY,
4th mo. 10, 80. THOMAS WAY,
The business at Octoraro Mills will hereafter
be carried on by
Apr II 3w JOS. ROMAN, JR.
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JOS. ROMAN, JR
ERlHT s. ORNAMENTAL. TREES

THNIIE OXFORD NURSERY AND GPEEN-
4 HOUSE, are well supplied with Fruit and
Ornamental Trees and Plants, many of them i'm
ported direct from England this spring. Those
wishing TO purchase, can by applying carly, be
supplied. JOSEPH PLATTS. Gardiner.
OLtord, Chester Co., Pa, Apr l73w
nARLEY'S ARABIAN HEANE REMEDY.
Ia ncvcr-tailing cure for hcavcs, thick and
broken wind, colds, coughs, inflammation of
the lungs, and all diseases which affect the wind
OF horses. Also a universal condition medicine
Directions accompany each package. Price
IS cents. For sale by
Apr 81 VIM. TORBERT.