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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-04-29

OHo's EXPORTS The State in '52 export
ed S40,000,000 worth of her surplus products
IA ciearproM. The net profit made upon the
five hundred millions worth of landed property
in '52 was eight per cent. The export of agri-
cultural produce from Ohio exceeds that from
the entire Union, except cotton and tobacco.
Ohio's exports to foreign countries, in, '52, of
products of animals, vegetable food, manufac-
lures of soap, candles, leather, boots, shoes
" furniture, exceed those Of the whole Union
full fifty per cent Wheeling HteHigencer.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-04-29

IL is said the Hon. solon BorlOnd has de-
clined accepting the Office Of Governor of
New Mexico.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-04-29

0c5-According to law, survivors of railway
accidents can recover,
Rochester American.
This will be good news to travellers on
some of our railroads. At the last two or
three accidents there were several who did
not recover at all,--Iroy Times.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-04-29

| COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The
Cincinnati Times, neutral paper, discusses
the subject of the nomination of Superintend-
ant, at some length. We copy the commence
ment and conclusion of the article:
We take it to be an indication of whole
some state OF feeling at least, that SO many
of the presses of this State have spoken SO
early in relation TO the qualifications and dis
qualifications of this officer that is to be.
More has been said and well and warmly
said, of the proper considerations which
should influence the leading politicians of the
3lule IN the selection of a suitable candidate
for the office of State Commissioners than
has been urged for or against any other can
didatc for any other post. 1t is also important
to remember that tho estate Association of
Teachers" have spoken as becomes this in
telliGent body of practical men, who have
already exhibited the deep interest in regard
to this subject, which we know they entertain
and have proved, indeed, by their employment
of u capable man to do what the law for the
first time now provides for, and paying his
salary from their own limited resources. The
voice of such an association should not be
unheeded in II matter of such vital interest.
We do, indeed, believe that the people,
both Democrats and Wings by name, educa-
ton and nature, are disposed to elect a man
for State Commissioner of education, solely
with view to his qualifications for the office,
and we therefore would remind ,hem that
Lorin Andrews, a well educated man, aud
experienced teacher; an ardent friend of
popular education, well endorsed by com.
petept men of all political parties, has been
nominated by the State Association of
Teachers, as suitable candidate, and we
hope that the people will say Amen.
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CHANGE OF HOUR.

ON and after Men
day next, august 81
YeSsn..-.-,z,zxxs;::2 the steamer LADY
Ss<@---SSs'=s-@ WILMER, Capt VIM
WILSON, will lun as follows, until further no
tice. Leaves
Port Dcposit on Mondays at 0 O'Clock for
Frcdercktuwn and Georgetown.
Fredericklown and Georgetown on Mondays,
al O'Clock Tor Philadelphia
Philadelphia on Tuesday nj 2 o'clock for
Fredcrcktuwn and Grui"eiUwn.
Fred. and Georgetown On Wednesday at
for Philadelphia
Philadelphia on Thursday at Tor Fred. and
Georgetown.
Fred. and Georgetown on Friday at . for
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia on Saturday al . for Por, De-
post, Mircct.) touching at Turner's Crcck;
Forts wharf, Port Uvman. and othci inter-
mediate points.
The new steamer John c. GroomcsAvill be in
waiting al Port Herman ON the Elm river, on
Saturday evenings, 10 receive the freight and
passengers brought by the Lady Wilmer, for
the different Innings on the Sa>.ailas river.
WIN. II. GiLPlN, Philadelphia,
WILMER x DAVIS, Port Deposit,
CJTrassagc, 81. aug q If. Agents.
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BALTIMORE & SUSQUEHANNA
STEANJ COMPANY,

p OCULAR DAILY LINE, Except Sundays
III for HApRE DE GR.ACE, PORT DE-
POSiT IND TIDE WAITER C.3N.lL.--The
Steamboat PORTSMOUTH, Capt. 5. Geoghegan,
leaves lower end Of West Falls Avenue, Balti :
more, every Monday. Wednesday aud Friday
evening, al s o'clock. Returning, leaves Port
Deposit every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
'al 4 O'Clock, aud Iavre de Grace at at q
o'clock, p. NJ.
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt. j. w.
Iomllnson, leaves same place every Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday evening at O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday evening at O'Clock and
Havre de Grace at O'Clock p. NJ.
Passage 30 Gents.
U~5@FrcIghls received daily, carried at low
rates, and carefully attended to.
The agents ut Port Deposit and Havre de
Grace viii attend to forwarding any chan
disc consigned 10 them, for any pont on the
PCnns yltania Canals, or will re-ship ireighis
intended for Baltimore, Philadelphia, or else
where. Jos. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
r. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, II. d Grace
JaCoB TOME, Agent, Port Deposit.
I5|Thc Steamboat JrNIATI, Capt. Gro@hr-
han, being in complete order, can be chartered
al any time. [apr , If
n. B. Grain purchased at the highest mar
kct price al the Warehouse of J. Tome, poIl
Drrnsit: who also keep, for sale, Guano, Plas-
ter Fish and salt.
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Tin.Ware and Stoves.
A LDRIDGE & CANTWEII succeseor,

A LDRTDGE & CANTWELL, successors
N to Graham & AldrIge, still continue 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 is
to sell cheap for the cash. Or to punctual custom
ers. Having large stock of Tin-ware and
Stoves on hand, ii would be TO the interest of
those in want Of such articles, 10 give us 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, Coal md Wood Stores,
now in use, OF which the following arc a part
Cook Stuves-Belc ofthe States, Metropolitan,
improved omplctc, for wood or coal; Etna
Ar-ligh1, Girard Airlight, Astor Air-tight,
Premium, and Atwood Empire all of which arc
very superior cook stoves. Their assortment
OF Coal and Wood Stoves for rooms. counting
houses, &C., is very large and beautiful com
rriSing in part the Revere. Jenny Lind, Dia-
mond, Parlor, Sheet Iron Ar-tight, &c. The
public are respectfully Invited TO call at their
ola stand and examine their assortment, as we
feel sure they will be pleased.
Also large assortment OF Tin ware, Japancd
and plain, and every other article that is gen
orally kept in ii tin and sheet iron establishment
Roofing and Spouting done at the shortest no.
ticc, and on the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
ware. [EIkIon. Sep 1s If.
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A j. CIR 0 w.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
No 81 .uurhet s. IIiL.uiuntn ncL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
No. 81 .Narhet ST., WWmingtou, Del.
GROCERIES, omar FOR C.4SH.
TIE subscriber having on han at his Store
No. 80 Market St., a large ani general aSSolt-
ment OF fresh and well selected Groceries, TAX es
this method OF informing the ciliz"ns Of Elktun
and Cecil county generally, that he will sell
them as cheap as they can be hou Iht either in
the Wilmington III Philadelphia market; and
respectfully solrits a call from such as may want
goods in his line, before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, w Vines s. G.iisssOIS
Always on hanl in choice variety. Consist
Ing in rari of
LIQUORS,-of the first and medium quality
OLD C"snac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy. Holland
Gin.
WINES Madeira, Port, Tcncrifre, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAiELA Whiskev, and
Wine Biltcrs. ANDREW j. GROW,
NO. % Market St., door above Mlllcr's
unc Is 6m Hotel, UiImiagt0n, Del.
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Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
Will be held on the first Wednesday in Novrm-
Der, next, Chat being the second day of sa I'd
month. )at the usual places ofholding elections
IN Cecil county. that Is:
For the Fast District al Cccillon,
For the Second " al Chesapeake City,
For the Third " a; Elklon.
For the Fourth " al Fair Hill,
For the Fifth ss al North East,
For the Sixth &c atRIsinc Sun,
For the Seventh :. nj Fort Deposit.
And, whereas, by an Act OF the last General
Assembly, Chapter "a, a new Election District,
was established in Cecil county, in the words
following, to wit:
SECTION |. BE il enacicI bythe General assem-
bly Cf Mayiand, That for the greater conrc.
nencc iyoling in Cecil county, a new cleo
lion district be created out OF parts of Flee
ton Districts, numbers six and seven, Of said
county
SIC. =. .4nd be il enacted. That the boundaries
Ct said district shall be as follows: beginning
at the Ocloraro creek where it enters into
Maryland, thence down said creek to the SuS-
quchanna river, up said river to the Pcnn>yl-
vana line, and thence along said line TO the
place of beginning.
SIC. 3. .4Hd be il cnnctci. That all that por-
ton hereby ai / of from the sixth and scv-
cnlh districts shall constitute the eighth cleo
ton district, and the polls shall be held at
Mount Pleasant, known as Rawlings Store.
in pursuance OF which Law, notice is hereby
given, that an election will he held on the said
second day of November. in the Eighth Dis
tr,ct, al the place named in said Law.
And TIE Election so to be held in the several
districts Of this county is for the purpose Of vot-
ing for the following officers:
\ Governor Of the State
\ Comptroller oflhc Treasury;
a Lottery Commissioners;
Commissioner of Public Works, in the lih
District OF the State, composed Of the eight
counties on the Eastern ShoIe) 10 fill the un-
expired term ofJohn r Franklin Esq, resi- LncI;
A Member OF Congress in the Second Con-
grcssiUnal Dstrirr
Three members of the House of Delegates;
A Sheriff;
Three County Commissioners;
A County Surveyors;
And Justices Of The Peace, Constablcs and
Road Supervisors, for the several Election Dis
nIct-, respectively, according to ac;s OF Assem-
bly,, 1882 chapter 27i; and 1853, chapter 300.
as follows:
For district number one, two Justices Of the
Peace, two ConstablcS and one Road Supervi-
sOr;
For district number two, two Justices Of the
peace, two constablcs and one read supervisor;
For district number .hlcr, three justices Of
the peace, Two constah cs and one road super
visor;
For district number four, two Justices Of the
peace, two constablas and one road super visor;
For district number five, three Justices Of the
peace, two COn>iahcS and one road supervisors;
For district nnmbrr six, three Justices 81 the
peace, two cunslublrS and one rUa! supervisors;
For District number seven, three justices Of
pTnrp c,u IN hl I. tnl mn
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FIVE Err G C N T
SAVING E'G'Sas,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHIL.4DELpHLA.
Chartered By The state Of Pennsylvania, an 1911.
CAPITAL STOCK $250,0O0.
HIIE SAVING FUND OF THE NATIONAL
L SAFETY Company, No 81 WALNUT ST.,
two doors above Third, Philadelphia, is open
every day. from O'Clock, A. NJ. to I p. NJ, and
on Monday and Thursday evenings Till O'Clock
This Saving Fund is well known as one OF the
safest and best managed Institutions in this
country and pays five per cent interest ON money
put in there.
Any sum from one dollar upward is received,
anI all sums large or small arc paid back on
demand without nolce to any amount.
This Saving Fund has Mortgages, Ground
Rents and other first class investments, all well
secured amounting to haN q miHioa Of doiiars
for the security Of d"posiiorS.
CrOnicr, No. 81 WALNUT ST., two doors
above Third, South side, Philadelphia
BOARD OF REFEREES.
Hon. Joel Jones, late mayor of Philadrlp ha.
Hon. Robt NJ. Lee. Recorder Of PhIada.
Hon. James Page, late p. M. Of Phlada.
Hon. Thos b. Florence member OF Congress
1st District.
Hon. John Robbins, member Of Congress 4th
District.
Hon VIM Pennington, late Governor Of New
Jersey.
Hon c. p. Evans, late mayor of Wilmington.
Hon. HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBT. SELFRIDGE, Vice Pres.
J. REED, Secretary Apr 30 1y
CUGAR CURED HAMS; Fitch and Shout
~ ders, for sale by VIM, TOkBERI,
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PORT DEPOSIT
FOUNDER 4 aGgsaNEI SHOP.

TENliE undersigned, having taken the above
4 establishment on his own account, informs
his friends and the public, that having made
arrangements with The very best workmcn, he
is now prepared to fill all orders for castings
and machinery of every kind, at the shortest
notice. From the favorable location for pro-
curing iron, coal, &C., he natters himself HAT
he can do work on terms that will make il an
object with those having work in his line of
business, TO palronise him.
Especial attention will b. pail 10 all kinds
OF Mill and Factory work. Always on hand
and for sale TO the trade
PiOm Castings, curt amt Iingon Bnrcs.
Stores, Uoiow-rare Store TEA KfWcy.
fidi boiiom do.. Tnrnnrcy. Tia Ware. &c.
Orders solicited and promptly attended TO-.
T.. y. McCLENAlIAN
Tho business will be under the llanurrrn"u
Of Mr.. Henry NEWSSTAND. practical mechanic,
and for many years associated with one of The
largest machine shops OF Philadelphia, who
will devote all his energies and experience TO
the prosecution Of the business
PLANS and drawings ma lc tree Of expense for
persons wishing to have work rXccnlcd.
+. d. McCLENAlIAN, Proprietor.
II. NEwsIIlM, Manager.
Port Deposit, June Is
L. Village Record. Kent News. Hartford
Gazette and Republican copy 3 months and send
bill to advertiser.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

TI1E undersigned have Tor sale the remainder
l. OF their stock Of SEED DRILLS, PIERsoN' S
PATENT. They are DESTROYS of occupying the
building in which they are stored for other pur-
poses, and will sell the Drills at a very consd-
cradle reduction if called for soon.
This vii! probaby be the only opportunity
to procure this superior Drill, the low price we
offer them ut being no induccment TO continue
their manufacture. Persons not acquainted
with the merits of this Drill, can see the most
satisfactory Recommendations" at the office
Of the subscribers, on Second and Lombard SITS,
Wilmington, Del. BUSH 4 LOBDELL.
AUG 49, 80 3m
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CoNHERCIAL Il FARMERSKOTEL
Tin Ware and Stove
MA \IFE J('TD

III II " 2 T II 7 VN 7
fNHE subscribers have lately rcInovcd r,om
l. Elkton, ami have OPENED an establishment an
NiDDLETn DEL.4H.l2T,
where they are anxious to serve the public and
their oli friends wherever found, in ali The BRAN
chrs ofthcir business.
lhcy will keep on hani at low prices. Stores
olalI patterns and sizes, for pall"rs Offices and
kitchens, and full assortment Of Tin and Sheet
Iron ware al the lowest prices. They will also
attend to
ROOFING IND UTI.NG,
which they will do in the best manner and n
snort notice. The public are respectfully in
vlted to give them a call.
GRAHAM Il SlSCO.
Midilctown, Del, MAY SIT
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING +,

AN + would invite the attention of tn. pub.
w lie TO our stock Of Ready male Clothing.
which we are now selling oil nj prices to suit
the closest purchaser. in older to make room
for our Fall and Winter stock; our goods are
well :ul, good material, and are all warranted
Il uiNt. ,iIl slnrllnn. We uunin
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TEE LATEST FASHIONS.

WiLLlS RUTTER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Elkton
"BAzAAR," next door to the Post Office.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared TO cut and make
all kindS of garments in the best and most ias
ionable styles. All clothes made by him war
ranted TO fit. Don't forget the OH Sfand IN III
BIs0ar.' IElkton Apr II.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscriber (not being engaged in any 9th
er business) has resumed the practice of Land
Surveying, Convcyancing, sc. Being acquaint-
ed with Tie different qualities of soil in the
ncighborhood, persons wishing to buy or sell
Land would find it to their advantage to give
him call. JETHRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Md.
June 1st '5O--tf
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Saddlery & Harness Making.

DAVID II. COCHRAN, respectfully informs
~ his friends and the public thu he has re-
moved from the Brick Meeting House TO Elk
ton, where he continues the above business in
the house lately occupied as shoe store, by
William Jones. in Whann's Row, opposite the
site Of the oil Washington Hotel.
He will keep constantly on hand and manu-
lnc'urc to order, Spanish. Shaft. Quilted and
Plain SADDLES, together with Carriage, Sui
key, Wagon and Cart HARNESS, BrIllcs,
Marlingalcs, Collars, Whips, spurs, Horse
Blankets, Trunks, NaIiseS, Carpet Bags, Flv
Nets, Patent liamcs, Trace Chains, &C., all Of
which he will dispose ofon the most reasonable
terms. He respectfully solIcils the patr onagc
of the public, and warrants his work to give
entire Satisfaction. [Srn 3 Il
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cUllArE, cE0v0iS gloves, ngress cAilrrs, hOoIS,
shoes, &c. Also. large and well assorted
stock OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Salinetts, KrrScys,
Jeans and DomrsllcS, all Of which we will sell
out low for cash ~ country produce.
Scp3 HUGHES BROS, Norh East.
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Charlcstown; May % If

NOTlCE.-Thc stated meetings of the Or
lN phans' Court of Cecil county, arc held on
the second Tuesdays in February, April, June,
August, October and December. School Ac-
counts must be presented, ON the second Tues
day IN January, the 2nd Tuesday in April, the
2nd Tuesday in June and the 2nl Tuesday in
October. JAMES II. LAMAR,
, June Is '53 Reg. of Wills
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Domestic muslins. bleachcd ditto, Summer pant
stuff in great variety, cloth, cashmere, twecds,
alpaca, b'ocade. poplIns, bed ticking, check
shifting. stripe do, &c.
N. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. [apr9
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YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE.

WILMINGTON, DEL.lIY.2RE.
vENlIIS Institution has opened in KING ST.,
ID No. 1871, in new and connexions build
ing, designed to accommodate but thirty board
crs. where its Principal invites those Interested
to call and examine for themselves its claims
for public patronage. The course of inslruc
ton embraces the English, Classical and Orna-
mental Departments, all Of which with board
Of competent teachers, the Principal ilatIcrs
himself that he can satisfy the expectations Of
those who may place their daughters at this
Institution.
TEHMs-pcr Quartc, Of clcrcn 'reeks'
Board, washing, fuel and Tuition in
ENGLISH, $3.50
Board &C., with music and ornamcnlals 5000
Circulars can be obtained from the Rev. Jas.
Mclnlirc, on by application TO
THOMAS NJ. CANN,
Apl 50 Principal
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M OR o. NE w $.

M GEs u IS y " $.
yEyIIE largest, the most fashionable, and the
a best assortment of mems, womcn's, and
chidrcn's boots and SHOES, in Cecil county, is
to be found at the subscribers BOOT 4 SHOE
STORE, in Elkton.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends, and the public generally, that lie
has purchased of his brother, (Enoch Crouch)
his entire stock Of Ladies, Misses, and chill
drcn's boot and shoes, and has commenced
manufacturing Ladies Shoes of every dlscrip-
ton. He is now prepared to accommodate all
who may favor him with Il call, with mems,
womcn's and childrcn's Boots and Shoes of the
best sort at very low prices.
THOS. c. CROUCH.
EIkton, June 4, '53.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange for
boots ami shoes.
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W
Whites Chronic Inflammation AMI l'Iccra-
ton of the Womb; Incidental HrmorrEagc, or
Filming; Painful, Suppressed, and Irregular
Al"nSlrnorion, &C., with all their accompany
Ing evils, Cancer eNccpred,) no matter how
severe Or Of how long Stan ling.
The aiholicon far surpasScs other remedies
IN being more certain, less expensive, AMI
leaving the system in better condition. Let all
therefore interested in such remedy cal! an /
obtain pamphlet Orcc) containing ample
PROOF, from highly respectable sources. o! The
happy results of its nsr together with letters
from tirslclass experienced physicians, who
have used il in THEN practice, and speak from
their own observations
Pamphlets had gratis at the Store of WIN.
TORBElT, Agent, EIh,on. Also sold by
most OF the leading Druggists in the Il ljuiniug
counties.
Letter dressed to Messrs. Beach < Brownson.
Agents at Newbcrry, c. H., 5. c., by Rev.
{. 5. Beard, Of same State.
GLfNN SrRING$, Jan. 9th, 1888.
McssrS. Beach & Brownsuu --SIrS. | send for
another BEETLE of your anarchists Uterine
Cathoicon." My wife has bern afflicted Tor
eleven years, and variety If means has been
rc>or:rd Ia for relief, but nour was Obtained
until received this medicine from YOU. lis
influence seems almost magical: there was n
manifest improvement from the day it was
taken.
As rhore are great many females in our
county loborino under the oiiicinu for which
yonr m"licine proposes n remedy, ! feel ii
duty to recommend 1t to all such.
(S.ned,) LorGr S. BEARD.
J. Is. MARClf1SI & CO., rlopriclorS.
Central Depot, 30l Broadway, N. Y.
Aug 49, '53 6m
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

M. TOliBERG has now opcned his new
w and we'll selected stoch Of Spring and
Summer Goods, all Of which he is Offering very
cheap, II stock consist. in part of
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500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 a YEAR.

w AN Ed IN every county OF The United
w States, active and enterprising men, to en-
gage in the sale OF some ofthc best Books pub
lIshed in the country. TO men of good adj
dress, possessing small capital of from S25 to
500, such inducements will be offered as to
enable them to make from 50 to s lOa day p, oft
GJ-The books published by us are all useful
in their character, extremely popular and com
mand large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars, address; (poSl paid, }
LEARY & GETI,
No. 1873 North Second ST., Philadelphia,
Aug ID Publishers Of subscription Books.
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NOTICE..


ROAD SUPERVISORS.
In pursuance of the Act of Assembly of Jan
uary Session, 1858, entitled "An Act to pro-
vide for the election OF Road Supervisors in the
several counties of this State" The Commits
sioners for Cecil county have fixed the compen-
saion of the Road Supervisor to be elected in
each district, at a per diem of$2.5O for every
day he shall necessarily be employed IN such
service, at such times, and under such regula-
tons as may hereafter be determined upon by
the Commissioners. By Order,
ID. SCOTT,
Sept. 10th, 1853 Clelk.