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WET MEADows.--lf you have any we.
coarse sour grasses, avail yourselves Of
the opportunity which will be afforded
the ensuing three months, and have your
wet lands dtched and undegdrainea,
and you may replace the coarse grasses,
after your meadows shall have been
dried, ny cultivating grasses, and thus
convert what are now unslghtly, UNI
profitable spots, into beautiful! lUXnrlant
meadows, covered with SWeeter grasses,
thereby securing yourselves with houh-
tiiul supplies of the very best hay. " bile
the coarse and least valuable grasses de-
light in such soils. Providence has or
dained HAT the most valuable kinds
have a diSreish ior such soils. Mos, OF
the best kinds OF grasses luXurate most
in soils moderately moiSt--they thrive
not in wet ones. BY ditching and drain
ing such lands, if these operations are
thoroughly done, the health Of your farm
will Be greatly improved. while you
will have the satisfaction Of fading, that
those parts CT your land which are now
protitle,a and comparatively nuiSanceS,
are the most productive arabic lands Oh
your estates.
AS regards their management, after
draining and drying them we would plow
them up, harrow them, then apply 80
bushels o! lime or 100 bushels Of mari,
per acre, spread it evenly over the sur
face, roll it in-roll, then seed to grass,
harrow the grass seed lightly in; and roll
the land with a heavy roller.
AS to the kind OF grass seed, we have
to remark that timothy and red top, Or
either alone, would SUIT such lands best.
As a FIRST crop, 4 crop Of corn or po-
tatoeS might be taken of the LAID before
being seeded down to grass.
Wet LANDS GENERALLy.-All wet
lands should be thoroughly under-drain-
ed, for while they remain in their pres
ent wet state, they can only be said to
possess one half their productiv" powers
1t may also be said, that so long as they
remain in their present wet condition,
they are susceptible onl Y of but partial
improvement: for neither organic or
inorganic manureS-p"'rcScent or min
cral manuleS-can exert their meIio-
rating force, while the land upon which
they applied, remains saturated with
water. TO apply barn-yard or stable
manure, guam, or bone dust to such
lands is hopeless labor and waste of
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PIANO FORTE.

~ J. LANCASTER respectfully announces
u. to the citizens of Ellton and vicinity,
that he has ust received a splendid tonea
Piano Forte, and is now prepared 10 rlvc les
sons either at his residence orthc residence OF
the pupil, as the cas-, may be required.
n. &. As il is the intention oithe suhScrlh-
err 10 devote the whole If his attention to mt
sicaI instruction and Ike progress OF his pupils
pau cuts and guardians will find 1t to 'hclr ad-
vantage By placing their chillrcn under his IN
struction in this branch OF IA musical education.
Persons not having an instrument al home,
will find this an excellent opportunity 10 ac-
quire SO delehtiul an accomplishment. Terms
moderate.
Piano Fortes tuned at shortest notice.
Residence next door to Nj. Rankin, Watch.
maker, Elkion, Md. Jan ~ II. T.
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FIV Z PER C & II T
sAyEH[. E'R'NE3,

Chartered by The sue Of Pennsylvania, in 1911.
CAPITAL STOCK $3.50, 900.
THE SAVING FUND or THE NATIONAL
L SAFETY Company, No. ~ WALNUT ST,
TWO doors above Third. Phi.Hdel phia, is open
every day, from O'Clock, a. NJ. to p. NJ, and
on Aiunday and Thursday evenings Till . o'clock
1hi- Saving Fund is wrli known as one OF the
safest onl best managed Institutions in tins
country and pays i've per cent interest on money
put IN there.
Any sum from one dollar upward is received
aud al! sums large or Smail are paid back on
demand without notice 10 any amount.
This Saving Fund has Mortgages, Ground
Rent, and other first class investments, all well
secured amounting 10 h0lf miiIiOa Of doiiars
for the security of depositorS.
C[55-Otiice, No. 62 WALNUT ST., two doors
above Third, South side. Philadelph
BOARD or REFLREES.
Hon. Joel Jones, late mayor of Philadelphia.
Hon. Rubt NJ. Lee, Recorder Of philada.
Hon. James Faye, late p. NJ. OF PhiIaia.
Hon. Thos Is. Florence member Of Congress
LIST District.
Hon. John Robbins, member of Congress 18th
District.
Hon VIM Pennington, late Governor OF New
Jersey.
Hon G. p. Evans, late mayor Of Wilmington.
Hon. HENRY l., BENNER, President.
NOBr. SELFRlDGE, Vice Pres.
). REED, Secretary IApr 80 ly
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A !. G R o w.

WIIOLESAL" AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. SO .InrkpI ST., WNmingtou, Del.
GROCERIES CHE.4P FOR C.4SH.
THE subscriber having on hand at his store
No. 80 Market ST., Il large and general assprl-
mcnt OF fresh and well selected Groceries. takes
This method OF informing the citizens of Elkton
and Cecil county generally, that he will sell
them as cheap as they can be bought either in
the Wilmington OF Philadelphia market; and
respectfully soicits Il call from such as may want
goods in his line, before purchasing elsewhere
Also, VVislcs {. Hi!EGlU,S.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part Of
MQUORS,-of the first and medium quality
old Cognac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy. Holland
Gin.
WINES. Madeira, Port, Tenerihc, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAuELA Whiskcy, and
Wine BittcrS. ANDREW J. CROW,
No. % Market ST., door above MlIIcr's
June Is 6m Hotel, Wilmington, bet.
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ToUcHGNG DELCAcy.-Thrrr were
many little occurrences which suggested
to nae, with great consolation how nat :
ura il is 10 gentle hearts to be consider
ate and delicate towards any interiorty.
One Of these particularly touched me.
happened 10 St;oi. INTO the little church
when marrIag" ceremony was uSt con-
clud"d, and III" young couple had to
sign the register.
The bridegroom to whom the pen was
handed first, made rude cross for his
mark; the bride, who came Mex, did
the same.
Now, had known The bride when |
was last there, not only as the prettiest
girl in the plac", but as having quite
distinguished herself in the school; and
| could not help looking at her with
some surprise. She came aside and
whispered to me, while tears OF honest
love and admiration stood in her bright
eyes:
Hes dear good fellow, Miss; but
can't write yet; he's going to learn of
me-and wouldn't shame him for the
worldm
Why, what had | to fear, | thought,
when there was this hostility in the soul
of a laboring mans daughter !-B!eah
House.
Ca laughablc story Of some carrier
pigeons is told III an Antwerp newspa-
per. The editor OK a celebrated Journal
published in that city sent a reporter 10
Brussels for the Kings speech, aud with
him couple Of Garner pigeons to take
back the document. At Brussels he
gave the pigeons in charge to waiter
and called for breakfast. ie was kept
waiting for somr time, but a very deli
cate fricaSsrr atDned for the DELAY. At
ter breakfast he paid his bill, and called
for his carrier pigeons. 'Pigronsi' eX-
claimed the waiter, why. you have
eaten them -
ia western editor speaks of the
circumst ance OF a bird building its nest
upon edge over the door of a DOCTORS
Office as an attempt to rear its young in
the very Jaws Of death.
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W. NOLAND. WN. THOMPSON.
PORT DEPOSIT
STEAM
NNf. THOMPSON.

Frame, Sash, Door s Shutter Factory
WE, The undersigned, having just fitted up
W our new sash Factory, are prepared to fun
niSh all kinds Of
FrameS. Sash, Doors aad sinners,
otlhr best material and Workmanship. br'ng
ourselves practical mechanics, We feel confident
in SAYING that we can supply, as well as please
all.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Are earnestly requested 10 rive nSa call. AS
we are SiIaalnd al the great Lumber Matt, We
can apuri to manufacture WORK IN & co'ar'r
and bette Sryl" than elsewhere. We therefore
solicit your patronage, hoping that you wall not
foroel us, Ms uur wolk seeds only to be- seen TO
be recommended. We are also prepared to
work all Kinds ofmouldings suitable for mould
inp Doors. Washhoar>. sc. We shall use The
best material for every thing, and pledge that
our work shall be Wurvalied.
WM. VHONpSON \ co.
Port Deposit, Nd, March 10 6m
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S.geElsFGg EEaaAESe..

THE subscriber. thankful for past lavors. and
l. hoping by ,lrrt attention to business still
10 merit a liberal share Of public patronage,
would inform his friends nU4 ia" publc that he
has purchased The Coach Making establish
mcnD, al The Brich Injecting Hoa,e. formerly cars
ricd on by Samuel MARSHALL where he will conl
tinue the above business in all its varouc
branches. He will be found at all times well
prepared with the best quality ofscasoncd stuff,
GOT expressly for the purpose. He would also
say, that he can do better job, for the same
money, than can be got up within any reason
able distance OF hm--tor this reason: he is bet
ter prepared with mechanics to do the different
branches OF work belonging TO the business. and
likewise purchases his stock in large quaEli-
ties, at the lowest cash prices. All his work
men are Of the best, and have served fall ap-
premiership to the business. lie has on hand,
at all times, both new and secondhand
=, 81 W. = Carriages, EHggies, Suihies, ROrh-
L.1t -.;T5i arrays 0nA Worfci IIagoas, which
49, he will sell GA reasonable terms.
All work warranted for one year. il fairly used.
Tine public would do we'll to call and exam
inc the stock of work before purchasing else
where. NM.J. MARCIlBAAk.
Brick Meeting House, May y 3m'
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AnOdyne Cherry EXgectorant

Is confidently recommended 10 iHyaidS, rs I'M
SURPASSED by any known preparation. iot the
cure OF COUGHS, WO.8RSENFSS. and other
forms OF common colds: BRONCHIIlS .!SJW-
hI, CROiP. CONNI NPTrN in an Early
Stage. ana lot the RELIEF OF the Patient even
~ Advanced Stages Of that Fatal Disease.
II combines IN n scientific manner, remedies
ot long esteemed vaiUc. with others Of more Ic-
cent discovery. aud besides it, .ooihiHg aud ioaic
qualities. arts through IA" kin grnlly, anil
with glcat efficacy, for the cure OF tins class of
diseases.
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The valuable Medicines above named have
recently h"cMnlroiucrd. with the approval ola
number Of the MEDICAL Profession IN the City
Of Baltimore and elsewhere, and in practice
have succeeded most admirably in curing the
diseases tor which they prescribed. They arc
offered 10 the Country Practitioner. MS medicines
which he can IN all respects depend upon, as
prepared in agreement with the experience of
some Of The most learned aud iudiclouS Piy-l-
clans, and sIIcty ~ conformity with The rules
Of Pharmacy. and a. especially serving his con-
vrni"nr", who cannot so readily as The Cry
Physician have his own prescriptions compOGnd-
cd by practical PharmacruIisl.
S"c III" descriptive Pamphlets. TO he had
gratis OF all who have the medicines for saIn,
containing recommendations for from DurlorS
Martin. bailzrII, Addison, Payne, Handy.
Love, &c.
Dr. 5 3. MAulIH, says Il do not h"ttatr 10
recommend !"or Dwr1In toJdiai, am .|o0-
dyae Ctcrg EJlcc prq9t ,Yc.
Dr.. JuHN ApDi,',,. s2}s lit gives me much
pleasure 10 add ny l..iiusouy 10 that Of others,
~ favor OF Id" r} r1ori'aG3y eG;carH TT your
hiUyhct c,,ii1i.' Ar..ant OF the L..D'nocna
II hagn ~ hesitation ii recommending it, rs a
most valuable medicines" Sc.
IN. Il. \. FAN&r. sWr> he has used tt" !'i"r-
T3a' H.rdia' in his practice "wth th" uorpln,t
rtirnI. AM rblDr~ il on" at lhr most rou,rn}nnt
"i.' r.hr,.rD combinations ever offered 70 oUr
prui"s~.uu.'
L..L. =. HA>ry. whites. - tryo admins-
tened vour ..ap'lu f.yr .ranj. ~. scyrfa. rns-S
oi Bronchial affection. with ihr must tapfy r"-
,UII-, aud tom "A hnnw,.Iga ui H. aardtahie
.t..r',, ran with the greatest confidence It.
CDwm"rd IT," -.
Dr. VIZ, 1oyE. writes to u that h. has adj
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or EnameIed Furniture
PatcEt SpriLm kEcslSiCnGS.

NXrnNsroN DNrNC TABLES, OAK AND WAL
LNur OFFICE AND DINING RooN CHAIRS. &c.
HAkT, " ARE 4 CO., $50 ChesaNi ST.. FAH-
adeiphin, Gnd $50 Bajimorc ST. EGtimoTe.
Offer for safe at very low prices large and
beautiful assortment Of Enamclcd Furniture, OF
their own manufacture; suited TO both city and
country residences. Complete sets or single
pieces made 10 order. Persons furnishing flo-
tells and Boarding Houses, will find it Il cheap
and desirable article. Complete sets for Cham
berS from SO upwards. Also, superior Wal
nut Extension Dining Tables from SIS to 50.
Patent Spring Bcdsteads, Office, Dining Room.
Rocking and other Chairs; Spring and Han
MaltrasscS; Mahogany and Walnut, Plain aud
FaRcy Furniture, in great variety, &c. The
public are idviled TO call and examine.
n. B. Dealers supplied on liberia! terms,
March % On.
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CHEAP
Wsg.EsiDTs SHADE

nEPOT .HND M4EGF.ICTDRY ofG. L..
~ MILLER 4 CO., $. ". corner .4rch aDi
S6com Sirec'S, P!iLApELpI!IA.--Evcry variety
o.shadc., wholesale and retail, such as Scroll,
Flower, Gothic, Njancue, Oil and Dry Land-
scapcs, ar" to be hal at the lowest prices Tor
quality of work. Orders for Gilt, Plain, Store,
Lctercd and other Shades executed at short no
tcc.
Merchants and others are invited to give US
lrlnl. We Will TRY TO PLEASE.
BrasseS. Trimmings, &C., always on hand.
Remember 5. W. corner Second and Arch
Streets. PlIiIa. feb -
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gT,P0E,y,,Iy'0 7TE8,F.UY..

DOLTlNG CLOTHS ANCHOR STAMP
ID Just received al The Bo''n@ Cloth Ware
house. No. Y. } st. above Market ST.. rhj!a-
delphia, a large stock The above goods man
ufactuled of the best SeIcctcd slih, will not
wear furry, therefor" will not require 50 much
knocking as some cloths HAT are in the ralk"t,
and will bolt hee; the flour will be clean and
of u bright color. GEORGE WISE.
All cloths warranted. [mar % Gm
ayEN AND BOYS GOODS. Ready ade
\ Goats. Pants. Vests, Gloves, Hosiery, Sus-
ppndcrs, silk clayals, colla,s, &c..rn great Va
r,,tv. at BROWN / UnE1'S.
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Clocks. Watches. JrWc!ry and

GiLFER- W.1RE.--Pcrsons visiting Will
Dminglon woulI consult ihcir interest by Wis
iting the establishment ol IIDA FERRIS <
son, corner OF lh and Market ST.. who have
the largest assortment oi ia" following articles
to be found in the ci,y:--,iuI limiting AMI sin
sicl cnsrd Patent Lever WATCHES, Of the best
makers; La lies hunting watches, very small;
Cola chatcaIne, ncch, vest and fob chains;
Fine sets ol,iewrIry, earrings anJ breast pins,)
fngcr rn@', medallion gold peas and pencils,
bracelets. cui' pins, seals, Seere buttons. spec
tarl"s an thimbns. Tn" finest assortment Of
Silver "a.r ul the Elijah ,han", Gothic. Eu~-
can. Threaded an plaza atlcrnS. consisting Of
Forks, )rqnS, butter knives, sugar Spoons. salt
and mustard spoons, ladies' &C.. &c. We also
keep thc celebrated ALBATA SILVER
WARE Of beautiful patterns. most equal 10 IL
ii silver. Agency for Rapns celebrated .>cL-
en'ilr niche Gold PENS the best article ever
manufactured.
lsy"Clocl,s AM Watches repaired in the best
manner ard warranted to give satisfaction.
mar. II 'Jj--j.a.
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Tin Ware and Stoves.

a LDRIDGE & CANTWELL, successors
"a To Graham 4 Aldrdgr, still continue al
the old stand, corner OF Main and Bridge StS.,
where we hope TO be able to accommodate all
who may favor Us with Il call. as our object is
to sell cheap Tor the cash or TO punctua custom
crS. Having Il large stock of Tin-warc and
Stoves on hand, il would be to the interest Of
those in want of such articles, to give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
We would call the attention of The public TO
the very large and superior lot OF Stoves OF va
rious kinds and patterns comprising all the
Cook, CoaI and Wood Stores,
now in use, of which the following are a part
Cook Stpvc,-- Belle Cfthc States, Metropolitan,
improved "mplc!c. tor wood or coal; Etna
\r-tIghr. Grrurd Air-tiglt, Astor Alright,
irraium. anI Atwood Empire all olwhIch are
very superior cook stoves. Their assortment
OF Coat and Wood Stoves for rooms. counting
houses. &C., is very large and beautiful, COM
rrisinr in part the Revere, Jenny Lind, Dla-
monI, Pail ur, Sheet Iron Air-tight, Sc. The
public are respectfully invited TO call nj their
oh! stand and examine their assortment, as we
feel sure they will be pleased.
Also 4 large assortment OF fin-Warc Japancd
and plain. and every other article that is gen.
crafty kept in a tin and sheet iron establishment.
Roofing and spouting doac o. the shortest no
Iicc and on the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
ware. [E!klon Sep Is If.
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q ia IL o y.

l.. GIlbeM'$ Boudor Pianos, Mclodcan<, Mar
tins Guitars, Harps, Niolins, SHELr Music,
Music Books, &c.
Residents of the country will be supplied by
mail or otherwise with any music they nay
wish, nj a low rates as il purchased in person.
Having one of the largest stocks il the United
States, feel conId.ent OF satisfy ing all who may
favor the with a call or order.
Dealers in music supplied on the most liberal
terms Pianos TO let Second hand Pianos Tor
sale. may ~
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g0UyGAaDks2S EYsTETgTE,
UILNlNGTON, DELAWARE.

lIILliNGTON, DELAWARE.
~ENTIIS Institution has opened in KING ST.,
a 80. l3l, in a new ana cUmmoi!ous build
iu4. designed to accommodate but thirty board
ers. where It's Principal invites those interested
to call and examine for themselves its claims
for public patronage. The course Of lnStrur-
ton embraces the English, Classical and Oma-
mental Departments, all Of which with hoard
of competent teachers, the Principal NailelS
himself that he can satisfy The expectations Of
those who may place their daughters at tins
Institution.
TERMs-pcr QWGr'c, Of eleren mcchy
Board, washing, fuel and Tuition in
Englsh, $3.50
Board Sc, with music and ornam"ntals 5000
Circulars can be obtained from Inc Rev. Jas.
Mclnlirc, or BY application 10
THOMAS NJ. CANN,
App 80 Principal.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L scriber Of CcaH county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters OF
Administration on The personal estate Of
Susan Fispatrick,
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with til" vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
9th OF March, 1851,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Ali persons indebted
10 said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day of June, 1853.
AMOS R. BLAKE,
June IS CIV. Admir-.
THIS lSTO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L scribFr of Cecil county, has Obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of
Testamentary on the personal estate Of
John P"nnypacker,
late ofsaid county deceased. All pert cns hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereofduly authenticated, on or before the
25th day OF May, 1884,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of SAID estate. All persons indebted
TO said estate, arc requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day OF June. 1858.
JOHN Il. ROBINSON,
June IS Gw EXcc'r.
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married people, or those contemplating mar
riagc. BY WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no father he ashamed to present copy
Of TIE 1IsculapiuS to bis child. ltmay save
him from an carly grave. Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret obligations of
married lie without reading the Pocket .f.scu-
lapIus. Let no one suffering from hnrhHlcd
congh, pain IN the sidr, restless nights, merry
Gus feelings, and the whole train OF DySpepilc
sensations, and given mp by their physicians,
be another moacnt without consulting the
.I.-culapius. Have the married, OF those about
to be married, any impeachment. read this truly
useful book, rs it hn, been the means CT saw
ing thousands OF unfortunate creatures from
the very jaws of death
Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CTS.
enclosed in letter, will receive one copy OF
this work by mail, or five copies Will be sent
ior Ono Dollar.
Address, (post pad) DR.. WEI. YOUNG.
Jc 1Sy No. 152 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia.
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Wilmington Cheap Clothing Store.

SPRING CLOTHING FOR 1858.
TliE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform
L the citizens OF Cecil county and other parts
Of the Eastern Shore that he has his Spring
Stock Of Mems and Boys Clothing ready for
inspection On hand Clo,hs. CasSimercs and
testIngs for order work. His Clothing will
be- sold cheap for cash aud all goods warranted
a represented. EDWARD MOORE,
mar. T. 'j2---ly No. 10 Markets..
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ATTENTION. TkRMEnS !

4 GRiCJLTTR.9L MICHiNE'S IND III
y PLENENI&. manufactured hy WHEELER,
MtMtN 4 Co. Albany. The subscriber re-
lnlns his thanks ior the liberal patronage re-
ceivcd during the past seasons, and would re-
specially inform his friends and the public in
general, that he still continues the sale OF the
above mined machines, which consist of
|, hceIer'a ioySe PotrerS 0lI Orc,shoi II.eshcrS,
tcei CRITTERS. Ciorcr HnNyS,
and other implements. His experience in the
use OF machines has convinced him that the best
machines are The most profitable to the purch-
aser. lie Will therefore warrant all his mn
Ch!ncry to WORK as recommended, or they be r.
turned and the purchase money refunded, ifpail
For further particulars. or for the purpose Of
ordering machines call on the subscriber, re-
siding on the Magraw farm, near Kirk wood
church, az address him RlsIn. sun p. o., Cecil
county. Mar, land.
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IMPORTANT 10 THE
Citizens Of Cecil Co.. and Vicinity.

II will no doubt be an advantage TO many o
l. the inhabitants Of Geeli county and vicinity
who occasionally visit the city Of Wilmington.
t. know where they may supply their wants il
reference to Dry Goods, Trimmings, Carpets,
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nnCrnn NnINsEI-r.

DOCTOR YOURSELF II
DIae Poc&et ESc~iN)ias:
or erety one his omn Ply
siciGn. The 10th Edition,
wit h 100 cHgravin rs,
showing diseases aad nal
formations of the human
;! stem in every shape aud
form. To which l. aided
a treatise on the diseases
Of females, bcin" OF the
highest importance to
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CAUTIoN.-fhc Subscribers. Pa,cniccs Of
Nncolrr'> Patent Horse Powers, having noticed
that A@icuIIr:ai Hrms are making WhrrIrr's
Patent Horse Powers, and selling them, whrn
in fact They hay. not oh'ainot from lis any !Iai
erty TO It's" our patent; W" hereby caution al
persons HAT said fms Aay" no LIGHT To u" c,r
patent, or 10 manufacture said hors" powns.aai
tina, a@ac By them will confer no ri .d.l vpoa
the purchaser 10 use such powers
A.p2 I'm \. y W. c. lGTLrR, Pats.
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JCH7I 6. KENNARD'S,

NO. 80, .ENfNCf ".
Purchasers may find it much TO their interest
10 cali. This Store is celebrated for the lar."
variety. extensive assortment, and cheapncss OF
its goods; to prove which; those who have not
heretofore dealt at the establishment, are re-
specially urged TO call, by doing so, many will
moi only saw" money. but time and trouble.
The assortment consists in part Of
Black and Fancy Silks, Cloths, salinets, casSi-
Eirbroidcres and white mcres. vcStin2S, blaa-
Goods. Mernoes, Co. kc;s. buck gloves and
bnrgs, delaincs, prints, mills, Sackln@ bottoms
Alpacasand other dress comiariabies. buttons,
fabrics; House Furnish cotton laps, wooden
Ing Goods, Mourning and GOTTEN Jeans, sus-
GpodS. Flanncls, Hosi- pcndcrs, spool cotton,
cry. gloves, trimmings, Sack FlannclS in abun-
scariS, sc. dance, sc.
one Of the largest assortment Of Furs and
Shawls in the city; also,