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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-30

On the permanency of the cure hear him. Ssia
another letter from the above
BARRELLvILLE E, Allegheny county, Nd,
0cfnber IS 1852
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-30

pEV. NJ. d. HOGE'S BOARDING AND
Ie DAY SCHOOL will be opened for the adms-
sion of pupils on MONDAY, the Sd of October.
Sc 3G-Gir
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" ANTED The advertiser wishes to
w hire two or three unfinished ROOMS with
out beard, suitable for small family. fair prlce
will be paid. Address f. at the Dispatch Office.
%
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4. J. CRANE, : iiu5lees'
The sale to be conducted by the undersigned
GODDlN l. APPERSON,
Sept 2eth l85S-td Anctioneers
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TO ADVERTISERS,

TWO things as certainly established as any
J. Others are, that ''ihe policy OF every man in
business, who must live by the pubic, is to let
the public hear OF him" and that ''Ihc newspn-
per is his best speaking II umpet." The circu-
IatIon ol The Cecil Wing in Cecil and the
nrighborIng counties is already extensive and
IS rapidly increasing. 1t circuates among an
enterprl+ing, thnving and h'gng people, who
are always wanting all manner OF wares and
merchandise, and woo are tctiiipg 10 I'urchaPe
ami abIe 10 pay. Those persons therefore, who
nave articles for sale, OF any description, and
who would like TO find n market for them in
Cecil county, Or the counties adjoining, would
advance their interests by advertising in His
taptr.
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A VAE.G ABLE FARM
~ .H.4RYL,4.Nn,
AT PRIVATE ELE.


'iE u'''.S's"tu n''"S ifn!o'ciy slt,qteo
= '"'i MS ''i" y" t>,"' Io"n'!' wa! IAN"
''S ,'', ''i ~ ~ =. "'t 'e"o
VIZ - vi Gun o'''' N'''"' Ni'n'' 1 ni!tS VI
Nnt+'f'I""n' 'hc Gpu"'! Scat-wlthih Eiles
"' Gun ron" n ho"us' u 'ni' ing Fi'H"e-ahd
w',n'h one mae an" null OF iarge ana pun,
I'c '''na'S anu ~, ""'I to'"'ed o' '"e ""hkS o'
inc s''u ''ce"' NJ YIN E""'"'!S aoouL
$50 acres o. HIinG,
800 acres Of which are ardble-suI The bal
ance well sci in wood and timber, such as HEX
ory, oak, pine ana poplar, with "A ar,e supply
OF ec1or and chestnut timber, more than sui
hci,nt tor the use Of tho t.rm.
! The soil is Of ed clay and flair quality, and
is susceptible tf the highest Improvement; The
farm also possesses gicat resources Tor enrich
ing the Iaui nom two iarsc meadow branches
which run parallel to each other on It's Eastern
aud Western pur!ors and which furnish wateg
during 'i." rn,rrr year 10 each fell Therc is
also nra. t.n h..s" large Apple Orchard,
NH.a sac. . .naat''.a' supply Of fine trait;
I'll! 4l..n r...F.sE, ...., ....r ri cI ulrr nracl
u.a.4 ~. She's. '..r.. starting d. ar the door.
.E ....u. ....,a n.!>r uta large
Er.t. sTr :a~.i ,nE ?. G,sc, The iGte
~ ~ O. Nt.'. rs .v bIl repair, but
- 'a- r.'n.'r L.s trrertl; been
80. ia a. . "'.J... boarded. 1t
ne. s.'"a '".,s tt.rc. ..' 'Wo rooms and a
'..' ''E s'i'r nss,% t.aia- here is also
a.. '.. l0 TIE IS" g." i,ame kitchen Of!
''"f@"...' s.'' a-" d. jae premises, are two
coin ..'. N' ""u>e anI . stable, with
several nr-,.D ~ Inns Oh remote parts of the
ia1A'
~ ~ 'iul sprng OF water stands near the
house, III" situation !, high, airy and level, and
remal h"bl" for lis h"aithness Within one
fourth Of Il mir Is Good JrlSt MIL, The pOni
OF witch washes the northern borders of the
fam Jaw Ni,l aiso IS in operation within
tW" miles 81 the place. Near the enter gate Of
the farm thrrp is oIso n furnishing district
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NOTICE.
Sixth Judicial Circuit Of
Maryland, for Cecil coun-
IL In rIonrpry SppfeTp-

james ss" s" ''d for Cecil et eoae o.
Jesse Burlington, y. In Chanccry, Sep,em-
and others. Der Goth, 1858.
I'fIE object Of this suit is 10 compel the dis
4 covery, and enforce the specific performance
Of certain contract in writing, heretofore exc
cu."d by and between The said complainant
James Beatty and his wife a certain Ann
Beatty ol the one part, and the Defendant, Jes-
Sc Burlington, oithr other part for the sale OF
certain premises in Cecil comfy.
The bill states that heretofore the said James
Beatty and Ann. his wife, entered into an
agreement in writing with 2 certain Jesse Buff
in&ion. now Of sad county, in and by which
the said James Beatty Gnl wife agreed 10 sell
ant convey certain Tract Of Land in the cOun-
l. a!orcagid for and in cousi Iteration ofihc sum
a! $3.50 TO she sail jesse Bunneton; and that
ii was further agreed hg and between the said
PARTIES that one half Of the said purchase mon
ey was To BE- paid 10 the said James Beatty, and
the other half Thereof 10 the said Ann, his wife;
HAT Ole hail Of said purchase monty, that is
to S'y, conpialWauts share thereof, as
specified in said agreement was daily Paid 10
said complainant, bnt that no part of The prin-
cipal OF the other half thereof, which by said
agreement was 10 have been paid TO said Ann
Beatty. hath ever been paid, nor hsth snid
Burlington, nor any person for him, eyer paid
any part Of the interest thereon since The 9Th
day Of April 1916, although said Burlington has
entered Gpnn and takeI possession OF said
premises, which he doth still retain. The sad
bill further states that the Snii agreement in
wrIllrg hath been lost, and cannot now be
found by complui nSnl, although he hath mada
GiIlgcn search and inquiry therefor; and iur-
thcr that the said Ann Beatty, then being u
resident of the city Of Wilmington in the State
Of Delaware, Oh or about the year 1913. dc,
a.. H.
al law whose name ornumeS and place orr laccs
OF tsJCncc are unknown u the Omplainan; all
honeh he hail made every possible r%ertion odis
cover theIn and that The complainant is advised
iial all the residue Of the said purchase money,
l"lnnining due and unpaid, dcvolvcs upon the
said compa nant, as the surviving husband Of
the said Ann Beatty. by reason Of her dying IL
tcslate as aforesaid.
lis thereupon aJjuigcd and ordered that the
complainant, by causing copy OF this order to
be inserted in some newspaper published AT En-
ton, once week for one month before the 25ih
day Of October next, Give notice 10 The said
unknown heir or heirs of the said ANA
Beatty, OF the substance and object of this
hill and warn him, her or them to appear in
this Court in person OF BY solicitor On OF before
the 25lh day Of April 1851, to answer the
premises ami shew cause, irany they have, why
: Decree ought moi j.. LASS ~ prayed.
ALBERT CONSTABLE.
Tue copy. Test,
II. II. MITCHELL,
Sep 81 I'm Clerk
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al0th1ng! G.Othialg!!
7, BROWN, JE',
Neri Eu0l 10 LrhMYOnS' Nntr

OPENED to-day an extensive assortment of
Ready male clothing for men AMI boys: Mems
sack coats 50 30; boys sack oyer coats 81 81;
mems pants 1925; vests $50, and upWar.!>
wooicn shirts aud Gtaws, mu,llu fine Shirts, AT
all prices.
i!aid Delain"s and WOODEN plaid cn'.r.I. u-y.
style oi ladies' dress @ooiS. french. n.....- -.&
cobrr@S, very cheap, opened to-day.
Saiineis and casinries, blu. ONll.. a..-t ..
H"hl AMI lark grey, brown aaI green, a.. ..-
lfriF new style fancy satcnetts Just op'".. a.
Oct. :. T.. BROWN. JR'>.
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TIE CECIL WING,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. c.. RICKETTS,.

TERMS. --rwo dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents if lot paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, FIVE copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ApvERrIsGNG.-One dollar a square for three
weeks insertion; twenty five cents a square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal To that, make square.
Fractions of square, counted as a square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, seIni-annu-
ally or by the year at moderate rates.
y iIandbllS and J oh Work of all kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office ofssTHE
WIIG'' is in the centre orthe town, next door
TO Doct. Wallace's Drug Store.
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WILMINGTON Clothing Store.

Cheap, SubStNtt5af and Fosh;onable.
aNLoTHlNt EMPORIUM, No. 76 Market
" Street. The undersigned would respect
inliy form the citizens of Cecil county. and
otbel parts Of the Eastern Shore, that his large
assortment OF Fall and Winter Clothing is now
open for inspection. On hand Cloths, CASH
meres and Fesln%s, for order work. His cloth
ing will be sold cheap for cash. All goods
warranted as represented.
EDWARD MOORE,
Oct ON IS Market St.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08

QUEEN ANNG's CouNTy.-TNe Wings
of Queen Anne's county, Nd, have
nominated for Senator, Clinton Cook:
for the House of Delegates, Stephen J.
Bradley and Mr. Winchester; for Sher-
iff, James Dillon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08
SELLING Off.

Nv Fare nov rloSin. out our entire stock of
w SrlIHg and summer Goods Of greatly re-
dnced prices, IN order to fnakr room tor our
Fall stock, and would invite the attention Of
our ir@H1s t. them, rs we are determined To
close ont the entire stock without regard to our
former low prices. Ladies will find 1t TO their
aH,am;-~3 TO call and examine our stock OF
dress goods, consisting in part Of
Canton Grape Shuwls So to S17.5O
Black waIered silks, selling 100 worth 50 so
Black Gro D'Rhnc 1871 l.G2
Black mantlIa silk, G5 100
Rich style chameleon LIZ 1877
do brocade .2o LEO
Satin stripe and plaid larcge 81 to IA 62
Fie'd haregrs, beautiful styles Is to 81
Barege D"lalnes, 10 tO25 81
Good styles d"Inine, g, 10, II, l6, Is, 25 81
Lawn in good variety to lS
Calicoes, enghams, popIins, caalmcrcs Para.
mathis, plain and striped paca: plaid an, lott
ed SWISS. jaconets and cambrics, lace c..res. col
lars, cuffs, fed bobinetI, lace, lace mj,ts and
gloves, kid, silk and Isle ,hrcsi gloves; cal.
tiers, shoes, &C., and genc,nl assnrtmrn, e
trimmings. An early cal, is respec,rnlIy so,ir.
tied. HUGHES EROS
Sep u North Eust
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08

PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

q ME subscriber will sell at Public Sale. on
4. TUESDAY, the 18th Of October (r far,
il not the next fair day,) on the premises, twu
miles below North East lhe following NJ oprr-
~: 3 head Of work horses, one a fine bioodcd
mare with f0al; colt co,nnA two years Old. s
head OF young cattle, 3 mich cows, 10 shonls,
Berkshire breed; plouehs, hnrrow>, fan, corn
shelter, light family wagon, two horse lyon,
horse cart, &c. Also, beds and brhsieads, ma
hogany bureaus and side boards, windsor chairs,
and other articles MOI enumerated.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, when
terms will he made knawn by
Sep 2itS VINCENT HAMMOND.
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A GREAT FALL.-On one ofthe branch
es Of the Colorado, in Texas, falls have
been discovered about 100 feet in alti-
tude, and nearly 100 feet wide. The
water falls perpendicular in one UNI
broken sheet. These falls were discov-
cred by Mr.. VIM. H. Magill, who is an
old settler in that State, and never heard
OF them before.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08
University Medicines !!
Fever AID .fgne cured By Rouands
Tome Mature.

VEIHE UaicerSty Of Free Medicine and Popniar
FL Knomicigs; Chartered by the State Of Pean-
sylvania, al lis last session, (viZ. 20lh April,
1889 mainly for the purpose Of srrestIng the
evils resulting from The sale OF spurious ard
dangerous noslrnms, also for the purpose OF sap
plying the public with reliable remedies, ia
cases wherein the patient cannot obtain or will
not employ the best medical advisers: having
purchased that invaluable remedy, Rowand's
Tonic Mixture, on account &c its Just celebrity
and known efficacy ia the treatment OF Fever
and Ague, and its kindred affections, has no
hesitation in recommending il in the highest
terms TO the patronage OF the afflicted.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08

SAVANNAH, Oct 3. Full returns from
as counties of Georgia show gain for
for jenkins, the Wing candidate for
Governor, OF $500 votes. A proper
tionate gain IN the remaining counties
would ensure his election by 1000 mai.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08

UAtthe Bourbon county Ky.) Ag-
rlcultural Fair, held last week. $ 800
were subscribed to the Clay monument
fund.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08

1.-THE Central railroad company of
New Jersey have advertised to run ex-
curson trains during October and No
vember, at low fares, including ticket
of admission to the Crystal Palace.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08
% Rcaoers ano Gurresp Q nj rnts.


toned last week, was overlooked until
too late for this paper.
1--WE have from prominent writer
for the magazines a beautiful poem enti-
tied ".7utumn Winds" which we will
print next week.
"Shctches Of Trard No. M" has
been received.
L. Many letters from correspondents
some of them requiring wlitteR answers
are on our table-some OF them too long
without being attended to. We have
been much from home and very busy
when not absent; but hope to attend to
al! in a very little while.
Nv no is 'Pner?' That question So
often asked in Port Deposit. and indeed
IN all other parts OF the county, is solved
at last. Peter has been hptraved-not
with whisper not privately to a few,
but to the whole county in convention
assembled. In the Wing county con-
vention OF last week a voice vas heard
saying: 81 nominate WWf2m Paykcr
OF Port Deposit, and when | nominarp
William Parker, | nominate p,tey Of
The Cecil Whig. | say this not in or
der to divulSe a secret which 50 many
are anxious to learn, bat Il at the mrm-
beIs OF this Convention w',o have SEEN
his articles, may know thai Mr.. Parker.
is a man Of inteIlrgnnce---a man WHO
thinks and expresses his thoughts with Il
rare felicity. He is something Of "A
prophet too," con'inu-d the voice, Gas
all can testify who saw his description
Of the race two years ago. between Ger.
tain congressional candidates." And a
buzz Of applause ran around the house
when that graphic prophecy was men
toned showing that 'Prtcr'-parkerw was
no stranger there. So Peter the m,s-
FERROUS, talented Interesting 'p,.lrr' is
BETRAYED. Well make the most Of it.
lie is full man whether as Peter or
as Parker.
0y~And now as one of tie Editors
secrets has been given TO the wind he
ventures to disclose something himself.
OF lis correspondents Peter stands not
alone on the ticket: hr$al. him is found
another who has written more for The
Wing t!an shy other contributor to its
columns outside the Office. "RnmHer''
and James McCauley Esq, are identical:
and in Cecil county is no man ioend
who knows better its history, its inter
ests, its necessities. McCaulrv is an
able man; TO strong good sense he adds
knowledge varied and vast, Qualifying
him Target y for the place and the duties
OF legislator. If the people Of Ceci!
know what is to their advantage, he is
one of the men who will go to Annap-
oils THIS winter.
On the ticket, also, are several
Others who write for The Wing from
time to time-but we must not divulge
every secret. We may mention, how.
ever, that we have IN Mr.. Jas. l.. Craig
the author Of "Couv Nou3e Point; It's
.Nysteries Of tie Pa~," "A highly inter.
esting history, running through many
numbers of the paper.--For one time
let these disclosures suffice.
A GREAT FALL.-On one ofthe branch.
es Of the Colorado, in Texas, falls have
been discovered about 100 feet in alti.
tude, and nearly 100 feet wide. The
water falls perpendicular in one un.
broken sheet. These falls We're discov.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08

1.-THE man that undertook to wres.
tie with gallon of rum, met with a
most signal defeat. He was grassrd IN
less time than you could throw a somer-
set.
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EJ53'a:'E.

T'HE Co-rattncrsh'p heretofore eXi>tinr M
l. der llr hrm OF Blows <, Foam, j. thus lay
dissolved by mutual consent. An persons IN
drht".i 10 tn" late firm ara requested to call and
settle th"lr account at an early day, with eth er
OF the subscribers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08

IMPORTANCE OF ONE VorE.-Norman
MilIington (whig) is elected Senator in
Bennington county, VT, by ma ority
of one. Grand Isle is tied for want Of
another vote
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$40 REV ARD.

S'FV "a h w AEHDe
l}NohE JAlL.--Five prisoners escaped from
- the ElKlon Jail on Thursday night, Srptrm-
bcr 22i, namrly:'Ioscph Richa dson, John Carr.
Sim'n SpEague, Bill Dick and John Thomas;
all in for criminal offences. Carr was heavily
ronea. They were assisteu by persons from
the outside o! the Jail. viii glue $40 piece
for information which will lead to their recov-
2:", aud for information which will lead to The
conviction OF any one W.; aclned them 10 es-
cape will give $50. JOHN JANNEr,
Sep Si Shift Cecil county.
MO Ely WANTED.-rhe mdersirned
LII wishes TO borrow Nine t,undr.,, or one
Thousand Dollars, FOR which. he will give a mort
gage on farm worth $4,000. Apply to The
subscriber midway between Chesancake CITY
and Elkton. WHIT. MEETrt,R
Sept 81 avs
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A Sensible Idea

TN ]. g. ASH to % to Philadelphia and select
| before the city Retailers some of the pref
liesl and latest styles, Dress Goods for Ladies;
fine French Cashmere, and Fancy Vestings for
Gentlemen, to gcther with general assert
ment of Fall goods which he will sell at u
small advance; call and see them.
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Important 10 ssGgysiG.nns and

| ADlt.S.-C onliIcncc can he placed 10 the
IL fullest extent, in the use Of the SUPPORTERS
OF Mrs. Belts of Philadelphia So many thou
sand cases ar" known Of entire relief of Ladies
iom the most intense pain OF body and anxiety
o! mind, ARISING from the use of other aprlica-
ions ii no reputation whatever. Beware Of
metal glass, springs CT all kinds, and elastic
pr"iaratiGnS, the tendcncv OF which to iujure
The patient, is but too welI-hnown 10 many Suf~
ferers and Physicians, Ionv"ld all counter
lrItS. apply personally OF by Ictlrr to Mrs. g.,
No. 81 Nalnul street. examine her 81 Signature
on each supporter, and her L. 5. Copyri2hr Ia
brls on each box Her Supporters are sunc-
toned bya standing "i2O years and also by the
Faculty, consisting Of the highest names IN the
United States. We SEND by malI, free. Prices
moderate. Address, wnoi">ai" or r.'oI ...
derS, to JAS. BELTS, Agent, No,.l 7.uat
ST., Philadelphia. [nct wv
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EET UJLD call the attention OF the citizens
w Of tins county and vicinity to his very
large and extensive variety Of
Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
Carpets, -NattiAgs,
OIL Cloths. HmIou Shades,
Stair Rods, Drug get, &c.
SIN FriHges. Buttons,
Fms, TRIMMINGS, &c.
This store has recently been greatly enlarged
and improved. It's former depth was abnnl 90
feet, 1t is now II lcct; large ky lishl has
been erected AMI several more rooms added to
the establishment; lhus making 1t one Of the
most rOony in the city.
The stock OF goods is now larger than any
fer cash, and can be sol at PhiIalulphia and
sons can procure many articles that often re-
quire much time and trouble 10 find.
Tie stock OF silks, shaws, bombazines, new
style p.aIdS, paramclta>, a pacaS, de lanes,
gnshamS. prints, de bagr, ma lnnnas, canton
cloths, &c, Is very extensive. \ $50, rich and
low quality mantl!la vclvcts, velvet trimmings,
many new styles silk lrngeS and gimps, the
largest assortment in the state. Cloths. caSsi-
ni"r",, saln"iS, vestings, blankets nanuels,
uchings, AMI domestic goods generally.
Merchants supplied on good terms. Orders
puRrlpalIy attended to.
y. B. Also, at this store can always he
found in season, the largest assortment OF M
PORTED AND DOMESTIC FURS, at city
prices, 10 be iouad in Wilmington.
JOHN 5. kENNARD,
Oct nearly opposite Farmers Bank
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08

New ORLEANS, Oct. 3.-The inter.
ments from the yellow fever during the
"a hours ending this morning We're only
8, and the board Of health determined to
discontinue their daily reports for the
future, considering the epidemic at an
end.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08

AsHLAND.--There were a number of
gentlemen at the sale of the estate of
the late Henry Clay, who would have
gwen $500 per acre for the property,
but when it became known that the sons
OF Mr.. Clay desired to keep it in the
family, they generously Withdrew with
out making bid
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-08

Snow Hill, Worcester Co., Md.
p. S.-Porsons wishing to examine the prem
is"S may apply To either OF the gentlemen uaniod
above, who will take pleasure in having the
same shown, and in giving the particulars in
reference to the terms. &. W. p. S.
Der ist.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-03
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods
Store.

WIIE Subscribers have just received from the
eastern cities, and are now Offering for sale.
the largest and best selected stock of Goods
ever shown in this or the adjoining counties. the
stock consists in part of Dry Goods, such as
French, English, and American, cloths, cassi-
mers, Satinets Twecds, pilot cloths satin,
Iencia and other vestings, ahpacas, nous de-
lains, bombazines, and ladies dress goods of
every description; shawls, handkerchiefs, scraps
cravats, tbbets, ribons gloves and hosiery of
all kinds, table linen drapers, crash, red, white
and yellow fianneis, linsey, canton flannel. blan-
kets and coverlets, hickory shrting, Irish linen,
and white goods of every description laces
edgngs, insertings, &C., &c. Hats, caps. Bon
nets, boots and shoes, hardware, queensware,
glassware, nails, flour and salt fish, and iron.
Also splendid assortmenl of groceries, drugs,
paints and dye stufs. All of which we offer
ut lower prices than goods have ever been sold
in the country. All kinds of country produce,
lumber, railroad ties, rags, faxseed, &C., &C.,
taken in exchange.
We will wholesale any of the above splendid
selection Of goods, to country merchants at city
prices, putting only on nominal figure for to
cover freight.
| r. M'GRANN & REILLY.
| Section l04, November a. 1852.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-03
OBITUARY.

DIED-In Summerhill township, Cambria
county Penn, on the 23d ultimc after short
illness, Mrs. ESTHER, consort of George Muir
ray, Esq, in the 47th year of her age.
In the death of this estimable lady, devoted
family has lost affectionate tie wife and mother
and the community in which she lived, kind
and oblging neighbor. Possessed of a gentle
disposition ahd heart flowing with the mill
of human Kindness" she was ever ready to
spond to the calls of friendship, and admins
ter to the wants of those in need. A firm and
Consistent member of the church. she became
highiy eminent for her fiety, and exhibited il
great degree the many virtues which charac
terlze the true christian. To her afflicted hus
band and children it may truly be said. thai
their loss is irreparable yet ..their loss is her
eternal gam '-and none can sympathize with
Them more deeply in their sad bereavement than,
the writer of this obituary. Mx#M**
February 18th, 1858. Mrs. Jane ISABEL.
consort of Mr.. Robert p Crawford, and dauch
ter of the Hon. Andrew and Mrs. Isabella Ar
mold, of Kittanning borough, Armstrong county,
Pa