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TIMOHE & SUSQUEHAN
STEAM COMPANY.

ID OCULAR DAILY LINE, except Snndays.)
II for HURE DE GR.7CE. POHr DE-
PONIT AID TIDE WATER C,3N.4L.-1he
Steamboat Portsmouth, Capt. :. GcUghcgan,
leaves lower end Ct West Falls Avenue, Balt-
more, every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
evening, at i O'Clock. Returning, leaves Port
Deposit every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at O'Clock, and IIavrc de Grace al at
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Tn" Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt. J. W.
Tomlnson. leaves same place every Tn"St;ay
Thursday and Saturday evening at s O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Monthly,
Wednesday and Friday evening al q clock and
lIavre dc Grace at i u'ciocA i. NJ.
Passage 80 Cents.
uy2"Frclahts received daily, carried at low
rates, and carefully attended 10.
The agents at Port Deposit and liavre de
Grace will attend 10 forwarding any merchan-
disc consigned to lhcm, for any point on the
Pennsylvania Canals, or will re-shp ireiqhts
intended for Baltimore, Philadelphia, or else
where. Jos. JAS. TAYLOR, AGENT, Baltimore.
r. ALIEN. TAYLOR, Agent, II. d Grace
IAcoB TONE. Agent, Port Deposit.
t.5"Ihe Steamboat JuNIATG, Capt. Geoghc-
han, being in complete order, can be chartered
at any time, [apr2 It
N. b. Grain purchased at the hiehes, mar
kct price at the Warehouse %! J. Tome, Port
Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guuuo, piaS-
ter. Fish and Salt.
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GOOD MEDICINES!!
s'&A3sE.EIss'S
Anodyne Cherry ExpeCtcrant

Is confidently recommended TO lnvaldS, as I'M
SURPASSED by any known preparation, Tor the
cure OF COGGIiS. HO.3RSENESS, and other
forms uf common rolls BRONCHITIS .4S1'H-
Nh. CROTP, CONSIUPTION in an Early
SHne, and 70 the RELIEF OF the Patient even
in Advanced stages OF that Fatal Disease.
1t combines in scientific manner. remedies
of long esteemed value, with others gilmore re-
cent discovery and besides lis s0Othin = and tonic
qualities. acts through the skin gently, and
with great efficacy, for the cure otlhis class OF
diseases.
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PAPER NEaSGsEyGS.

THE undersigned nave just opened a fresh
and complete stock ofWALL PAPERS, among
which are GOLn and VELVET, FGSE SATIN. and
the lowrBT PRICED UNGLAzEp PAPERS: Also,
DECoRATIoNs, BoRDrRS. FIRE SCREINS.- CUR
TAINs, sc. watch they offer at the lowest
prices. both whoFesal" and retail The best
workmen employed 10 hang paper either in the
city or country.
Binnh Boohs, Statione cry, Sc,
We have also our usual asSoltmrni of WRIT
ING P.4PERS u 'R.4PPING PAPERS. Blank
and School Books, Stationery. &r.
PARRISH x HOtGH.
No. 4 North Fifth ST., 2 doors above Market.
PHILADELPHIA.
CASH paid for country rags. Imar 3m.
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known under the name Of
TEMA[T COMPL.7INIS.
OF these are ProapsuS Ulrrl, or Failing
of the Womb; Fuor AbuS, or Whites;
Chronic Inflammation and liberation Of the
Womb; Incidental Hnmorrhagc, or FIooding
Painful, Suppressed, and Irregular Menstrua-
ton, Sc, with all Their accompanying evils.
Cancer excepted no matter how severe OF Of
how long standing.
MANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS in the
city o! New York and ohcrplaccs, finding them
selves without remedy in Inyrleratc cases Of
the above complaints. and having due regard
Tor the welfare ltheir patients, have recon-
mended the use Of this medicine: and after wit
Messing its sanitary effects, are now maniestng
heir app citation, not only by rcsortng to il in
their treatment OF all the diseases for which it
is intended, but in some instances accepting the
agency Of it to facilitate its introduction into
more general use by the Faculty.
The influence Of this composition upon the
female constitution is ofthe most iliendy kind;
the most delicate and tecbe t"mac need have
no fears in its use for any length of lime, for it
contains no mercury, nor any article which can
prove in any way injurious, being made entirely
Of vegetable extracts, and prepared 50 as TO taste
like pleasant cordial.
The ModuS Opcrandi orthis remedy. in the
cure OF this cass OF diseases, is through III"
general economy ofthe system, with peculiar
determination to the female organs.
Aiii!iona Proof Of this Carhoicon being
WORTHY Of the confidence Of III" afflicted, aS n
Successful. Safe, and cheap Remedy, will be
found in the pamphlet, together with important
observations touching the nature and symptoms
of the diseases, to which the attention Of Ladies
and Practitioners is respecttuy invited.
The Ingredients, as certified hy heh medical
authority, (sec Tamphlet,) are ALL NEGETA-
BILE, and are not associated with any article
unirIcndly to the animal economy.
REFER&NCES.-P Dunbar. NJ. d. md Dr..
J. c. Owick, Baltimore, Nd; DR.. P. b. Peck
ham. Utica, y. Y; DR.. D. Y. Footc. Syracuse,
y. V; Dr.. NJ. II. Mills, Rochester, y. Y; Dr.
l.. d. Fleming, Canandaigua, \. Y; DR.. W.
w Reese, New York city; Dr.. W. Prescott,
Concord, ~. II.
L. Pamphlets can ho had gratis at the Store
Of WIN. TORBERT, Elkton, by whom it is for
ale. Dec | ! 6m
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SIGN OF TIE BIG BOOT.

Opposite the Cour, House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased Of his brother, (,noch Crouch) his
entire stock Of Ladies, Misses, AMI chiIrcn'S
boots and shoes, and has commenced manuac-
turing Ladies Shoes Of every description. He is
NJ W prepared to accommodate oil who may favor
him with call, with mems wDmcn's and chill
dren's boots andSh Of the best sort at very low
prices. TlloS. c. CROUCH.
Elkton. Feb Goth '4S.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange Tor
otsani shoes. Wanted ionrncymcu Shocmak-
os.
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CHEA p
WINDOW SEa4EDGI

n EPOT End M.lNL'F1CTORY Of G.. l..
~ MILLER 4 CO., s. W. corner ,8fch and
Sec0W Streets, PHiLADELrIlGA.-Every variety
orshades, wholesale and retail, such as scroll
Flower, Gothic, Nigncltr, Oil and Dry Land
scapcs, are to be lad at the lowest prices for
quality Of work. Orders for Gilt. plain, Store.
Lcttered and other Shades executed at short no.
tee.
Merchants and others are invited to give II.
q trial We WILL TRY To PLEASE.
RrasS"s, Trimmings, &c, always on hand.
Remember S. w. corner Second and Arch
Streets. Phla. feb II
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscriber mot being engaged in any 9th
er busness) has resumed the prsciicc of Land
Surveying. ConvcyancnG, &c. Being acquaint-
ed with TIE different qualities of soil in the
nc;ghborhood, 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 Isl 'j0-tf
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The valuable Medicines above named have
recently b"rnlnlroduced. with the approval of a
number of the MEDICAL PROFESSION in the CITY
Of Baltimore and elsewhere, and in practice
have succeeded most admirably in curing the
diseases for which they prescribed. They are
offered to the Country Practitioner. as medicines
which he can IN all respects depend upon, as
prepared in agreement with the experience of
Somc Of the most learned and iudcouS Physi-
ciaos, and strictly in conformity with the rules
Of Pharmacy, and as especially serving his con-
vcnicnce, who cannot 50 readily as the City
Physician have hsown prescriptions pound
ed by practical PharmacrUI>l.
See the descriptive Pamphlets, 10 be had
gratis OF all who have the Medicines for sale,
containing recommendations for from Doctors
Martin, BaltzcL!, Addison, Payne, Handy.
Love, &c.
Dr.. b. MARTIN, says II do not hctitate to
recommend your Dinrria" C0riiI!, Gm .2no-
dyae Cherry Elpe1oroni. &c.
DR.. JOHN AnrIsoN, says at gives me much
pleasure to add my testimony to that OF others,
IN favor Of the crir0orhiHary cH'Hry Of your
DinytGo Corijo}," &C.: and ofihr Esprc'oyMn
81 have no hesitation in recommending it, as
most valuable medicine" Nc.
DR.. r. y. PAYNE, says he has used the Diar-
rhna CortijaI in his practice ''wilh lHc happirst
effect, am thinks II unc OF the most convenient
and efficient combinations ever offered 10 our
profession"
DR.. l.. ID. HANDY, writes, 81 have adminiS-
tered your .3"odwe ErPer.OraW. in several eases
Of Bronchial affection, with the most happy re-
subs, and from knowledge Ct lis admirable
effects, can with the greatest confidence re-
commend it, Sc.
h, =, nts ri toe n rs I0t lab hos
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tended for the use of fcmales only (scc page 100
bcIa" ofihe highest Importance 10 married peo-
pie, or those contemplating marriage. BY
WIN. YOUNG, NJ. D., Graduate of the Uni
verSity Of Pennsy lvana, Member OF the Royal
College of Surgeons, London; and Honorary
Member OF the Philadelphia Medical Society.
The variouS iOImS of Diseases, Weakness. Dis
eases oI the PROSTATE Gland, Impotency, aud all
the recipes given in plain language. Young
Men VINO have been unfortunate in contracting
disease, previous 10 placing Yourselves under
the care OF any doctor. no matter what his pre-
tensions may be, gel a copy OF this truly useful
work.
Sea Captains and persons going 50 sea, should
possess DR.. Noung's Treatise or Marriage, the
Poke, TSculnpius, or Every One His Own
Physician.
let no father be ashamed to present a copy
OF the H.scuiapius to his child. 1t NAV save
him from an early grave. Let no young man
on woman enter the into Secer! obligations OF
married life: without reading The pocket .i.scu-
Ianius. Let no one suffering from hackncd
cough. pain in the side, restless nights. nervous
feeling, and the whole train OF DyspeplIc scnsa-
tioD, an" given mp b. their physician. be an
other moment without consulting the !fScU-
lapiuS. Have the married or those about TO he
married any Hnpcllmeni. read this truly useful
Book as ii has been the means Of SAVING ihou-
sands of unfortunate crcaturcS from the very
jaws ofdraIh. Upwards ola MILLION copies
OF this celebrated work has been sold in this
country and Europc since 1898, when the frs.
edition was issued.
ANY person sending TWENTN-F FIN E
cents enclosed in letter, will receive one cop
of this book by mail: or five copies wltl be sen
for one dollar Address DR.. WM. YOUNG, No.
lJ2 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia, post paid.
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DR.. NJ ARCHISES
UTERQNE CAT1sCMICON

rs respectfully
L offered to the
citizens If Elhion
and vicinity, a Il
preparation oiear-
nrstimportance to
families, and dcS-
tined to become l.
identified with the
health and happi-
ness of
FEMALES.
This CArIToLrCoN
will cure % per
cent OF all chronic
diseases inciden-
ial to the respect
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HOPEWELL
Classical and Rlercamtiln scsooI

| NlHE WINTER SESSION Of this institution
| / will commence on the first THURSDAY Of
November, with the following list Of teachers
JAS. T. DORIAN, a. NJ, Principal; Mrs. M +.
DoRAN, Teacher Of Music; Mr.. J. VI. KENNEDY,
First Assistant; Mr.. s. \. FKEEM,N, Second
Assistant; Mr.. WV. CHANpLrR, Third Assistant
! The following report was handed TO the Prin-
cipal by thc committee on the last examination.
The committee was composed of Rev. }. S1uirr,
Of Port Deposit. MI, Rev. S. NJ. OSnond. Of
Oxford, Pa, and S. J Dicicy. Esq, OF Hopewcll
..By invitation of Mr.. James +. Doran, A.
NJ Principal OF the lIopewcl Classical and
Mercantile School, the undersigned, as a com
mItlee. attended and CONNECTED the public cy-
animation of It's pupils. which took place al the
close OF the present session, sent. 9th, 1892.
The time allowed for our invest gat Ons. was
sufficiently pro'rncted to be perfectly satisiac-
tory. The different branches OF study, upon which
the pupils were examined, were such as are
usually pursued schools Of the same standing,
embracing those aoi rudmcnal character, az
well a. the more advanced subjects, connected
with the natural sciences, Mathematics, and
LANGUAGES. The examination was thorough
and searching. Trhe Principal urged his o make
it such, and as ia as our ability extended, VIC
did 50. The class $ were givcn up entirely to
our disposal. and could possibly know nothing
of the portions, upon which they were TO be ex.
alnined, or the questions which were o he ask ed
We cnirarored to test the knowcdge Of the
pupils more as to i9eas and things, than mere
words-to learn whether Judgment, as well as
1nemoyP. was receiving its adequate culivatiLu.
Sometimes the text book was igidly followed,
but more frequently independent questions were
asked, tor the purpose of discovering whether
an ability had been acquired for practical ap-
pcaton ofthe principles mastered. In justice
to both teachers and pupils. we feel bound TO
say that the examination was modify SWT0iRcd.
There was an appearance OF confidence in the
pupils "a promptneSS and clcarncSs in answer
ing the questions put TO them, which W. feel
assured could result only from M0ron gh prepnr0t
Misrepresentation too, of the right kind,-Ho-
mere examining for the occasion, Or a drilling
on particular points for the purpose Of doing
well on examination dav,-but such as faithful
discipline ami honest, diligcnt application can
alone give.
Fsom the taithfuness evinccd on this orca-
sion by the principal, and the diligence and
progress Of the pupils, we take pleasure in re-
commencing this Institution to the patronage OF
the community, feeling confident that all those,
committing their sons or wards 10 his care, will
be amply rewarded By their moral and intel
lcctual advancement
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SPARE McNENTs.-Thrsn are the
gold-tuyt Of time; and Young was writ.
ing a true as we'll as striking linz when
he taught that Sands make the noun
tain, and moments the year" OF all
the portions of our life spare moments
are the most fruitful in good or evil,
They are the gaps through which temp
tations find the easiest access to the
garden Of the soul,
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D. Every Young man should remem-
Der that the world will always honor
industry. The vulgar and useless idle,
whose energies OF body and mind are
resting for want occupation, may look
with scorn upon the Iaborer engaged at
his toll; but his scorn is praise, his con-
tempt honor.
Tilt is not so difficult task 10 plant
new truths as to root out old errors. for
there is this paradox in men, they run
after that which is new, but are pre-.
JUDGED in favor Of that which is old.
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JOHN S. KENNERD'T,

40. 90, .Hf|htf 81.
Purchasers may find it much to their interest
to call. This Store is celebrated for the laree
variety. extensive assortment, and ch,arncSS OF
its goods; 10 prove which; those vino have not
heretofore dealt at the establishment, are re-
spectiulIy urged 10 call, b. doing 50, many will
not only save money, but time and trouble.
The assortment consists in part Of
Black and Fancy Silks, Cloths, salincis, caSSi
Embroidcrics and white mereS. vcStings, blan-
Goods, MerlEocs, Co hctS, buck gloves and
hnrgs. deaines, prints, milts, sackDg bottoms
Alpacas and other dress comioriables, buttons,
fabrics; House Furnish cotton laps wooden
ing Goods, Mourning aud cotton leans, Sus-
Goods, FiannelS, II LOST prndrr>. spool cotton,
cry, gloves, trimmings. Sack FIannels in album
scartS, &c. dance, Sc.
One of the largest assortment of Furs and
SlaWls in the city; also,
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Brussels Tapestry, Three Ply, snpcrfne and
common Ingram, Entry and Stair Carpets, rang
ing in price from l29 cents 10 s 30 per yard,
including Rag Carpets from - cents To better
GRADES, oil cloths, canton ma'tingS. window
shades and blinds, stair rods, carpet tachs, SC.
| would further state that am a constant at
tcndcnt on the large and regular Auction sales
that take place in Philadelphia every week,
where buy many excellent bargains and cheap
goods. thus being able to offer many induce
mrntS that others cannot offer.
would call tn" particular attention of the
ladies 10 my stock Of C'onhirg CLOTHS, and new
STYLE trimmings for Dresses and cioaks. together
with vide MJ,GWa Fcirr's. and in tact 10 my
very large assortment Of goods for ladies wear.
Ny old friends in Cecil and elsewhere, with
the public in general, are solicited 10 give our
stock an examination before making lhcir pur
chascs. Merchants supplied al wholesale pri
ccs. Particular attention given To orders.
JOHN S. kENNARD,
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IMPORTANT TO THE
Citizens of Cecil Co.. and Vicinity.

TT will no doubt he an advantage 10 many o
/ the Inhabitants of Cecil county and vicinity
who occasionally visit the city OF Wilmington,
Ia know where they may supply their wants III
reference to Dry GooIs, Trimmings, Carpcts,
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S!SSscT's
Diarrh9a Cordial.

Is pleasant Mixture, compounded IN agree
mcnt with the rules Of Pharmacy, of therapeutic
agents, long known and celebrated for their pc
culiar efficacy in curing DiARRACEA, and
similar affections OF the system. In lis action,
il ALLAYL NAUSEA and produces healthy con-
dition al the LIVER, thus removing the cause
at the same time that it cures the disease.
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MORE EWS.

T1he largest, the most fashionable, and the hes
l. assortment of mems. womnn 5, and chlldr"ns
boots ami shoes, in Ccci. county, is TO b" found n
tn" subscribers BOOT & SHOE STORE, in Elk
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TIGH LATEST FASHIONS.

WlLLIS RUTTER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Elkton
"BAZAAH," 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 fash
onable styles. All clothes made by him war
ranted to fit. Don't forget the Old Sfand in III
Ba>aar." TElkton, Apr II.
I .7DIES G.7TTEPS. bronze Slippers, buskin
II Shoes and fancy Boots, are daily exhibited
BY j. b. ASH.
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IhlEAr WRITING PApER.--Extra supcrfn
" white and blue Bath post, Palmer & SMITH
white and blue ruled letter paper; extra size
heavy cap paper, lined deed, AMI bill and copy
hook papcl, with large assortment, of dav
books, ledgcrS, blank books, note paper, envc-
opes, &C., at BROWN X FOAKDS.
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MEN IND BOYS SPRING and SUMMER
NJ WE.4R.-Received in store this week /
very large supply of men and boys wear, par,
Of which consists OF black and fancy cashmere
black and fancy caShmrrctlS. twFeds, Ken
lucky Jeans, and coltonadrs. which are goin
off very cheap, at Blown 4 FoARp's.
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farmers Department.


raise one ton of grass Or clover as ton
Of burdocks or pIg-werds.
1t costs no more to raise a hundred
bushels of cider apples, or ten barrels
Of Virgalieus or Bartletts, than the
same quantity Of choke pears.
An axe costing two dollars, with
which laborer may cut fifty cords a
month, IS cheaper tool than an axe
costing but one dollar, with which he
can cut only forty cords.
A "cheap plow'' at five dollars, cost
ing in one season three dollars in re-
pairs, and three more in lost time to
teams and men, and by retard;ng crops,
is a dearer plow than one at ten dollars
requiring no repairs.
\ COW bought for ten dollars, whose
milk but just pays her keeping, affords
less profit than one at thirty dollars, Civ
ing twice the quantity Of milk afford by
the former.
A common dasher-churn at two dol
lars, used one hundred times year, is
not so economical purchase as Ken
dali churn at four dollars, requiring but
halt the labor TO work It,
A ten acre field costing fifty dollars
per acre, and ditched, MANFRED, and
improved at fifty dollars more, so as to
give twice the crops, is much more
valuable than twenty acres unimproved,
costing the same money.
The man who loses half an hour OF
time worth one shilling, and wears his
wagon and team equal to two shillings
more, by going over long and rough
road, to avoid a plank road toll! of six
pence, loses just two and sixpence by
the operation.
The laborer who wastes half his
strength in working all day with dull
saw, because he cannot give shilling
or afford an hour to get il sharpened,
will waste at least twenty-five cents
per day, or SIX or seven dollars per
month.-.4ljany Cultirator.
BlTs OF THouGnT.-To raise good
cattle, farm should be in such a state
that 1t would produce good corn, good
cabbage, or good clover.
An increase of farm products lessons
the market price, and the consumer is
more benefited than the producer.
Therefore the encouragement Of agri-
culture is the interest Of the whole PEG.
pie. 1t is the first duty Of States to en-
courage agricultural improvement.
The brightness Of the plow-share will
prove a better security to our republic
can institutions than all tn" windy pat
rlotism Of long speeches in Congress.
He who encourages Young men in
the pursuit of agriculture is doing a good
work for the morals Of society hun
dred years hence.
The lady who treats the husbandman
with scorn, because he is farmer CON
tributes something towards increasing
the number of candidates tor the State
Prison and the gaioW,.
'-All the true honor or happiness there
is in tins world follows labor. Were
It not for working men, there could be
no progress in either science or art.
Working-men are earth 5 true nobility.
Those who live without work are all
paup"rs.
For the community to honor one who
spends life IN genteel idleness, is like
dressing a hog in silk stockings.
Mirth and vanity are known like a
bottle Of beer; but wisdom and virtue BY
their abundant products for lasting good
ltls not the most show that does the
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NJ MARYLAND. and PHILADELPHIA.
The Steamer LADY WILMER has CON-
mcnced her regular trips between the above
places, on MONDAY, the 18th Of March, touch
iug nj Craig'S Wharf, Port Hermann, Ford's
Landing, Turner's Creek, Harvc de Grace. Per-
ryvrllc, and other intermediate points. and runs
as ollows:-L"nrc Port DEPOSIT on Mondays,
at . A. NJ. for Frrdcrcktown and Georgetown;
leave Frcdrrick,6wn on Mondays, i p. W., for
Philadelphia; leave philadelphia on Ncdn"s-
days, - P. NJ, for FredericktoWn AMI Gcogc-
town; leave Frcdrrichtown on THURSDAYS, AT
y. NJ. for Port Deposit: lrayc Port Deposit
on Thursdays, at 1 p. NJ. for Philalelpnja;
leave Philadelphia on Saturdays, at y. NJ,
for Port Deposit.
The Steamer Lady Wilmer has been hand
ScmeIy fitted up for the accommodation ct pas
scngrlS, and Is calculated 80 carry large a.
mount Of freight. All way trcightS down To be
pad by the shipper. All down freight must he
delivered on her wharf (tirsl below Race street,
one hour previous to the time Of starting.
WIN. II. GlLPIN, PhilaIclnhia,
WILNER & DAVIS, Port Deposit,
C~7@pa,sagc, 81. mar. - It. Agents.
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MEN AND BOYS GOODS.--Rcady-m adc
ItI Coats. Pants, Vests, Gloves, Hosiery, Sus-
pcndcrs, silk cravats collars, &C., in great va
rlpty, at BROWN y FOAkDS.
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rrNo mockery in this world ever
sounds to me so hollow as that OF being
told to tuInratc happiness. What DOES
such advice mean Happiness is not
potato. to be planted in mould and
titled with manure. Happiness is a
glory shining TAR down upon lis out Of
Heaven. She is a divine d4w which
the soul, on crltain of its summer morn
ings, feels dropping upon it from the
amaranth bloom and golden frultage Of
Paradise Il Carer Bell.
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NOCTOR YOURSEL-
D-PRINATELY For
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