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For The Cecil Uhig.

BY BEN DINGLE.

BY BEN DlNbLt.
The sun has gone down from sky pure and
cloudless,
Leaving pale darkness to the world and to me,
Frogs sing their songs wAile my eyes close in
sadness,
And dream, little sister, l dream now Of
Thee.
Through past years wander, far back to the
hours,
Thcorig htcSt-the purest Of chillhood's short
dream,
When we ramhlrd together mid the full blow
ing flowers
Or over the green meadow, BY the briar-bor-
dered stream.
How oft we would listen to the whippoorwill's
song,
Mourning in darkness the absence Of day:
Or we'd watch the full moon as it HURRIED along,
Till behind some black cloud il would hasten
away.
How oft from the vine hanging low by the door,
The ''katydId" quaricled with It's mate on the
tree
While the crckets chirped on, but, you hear
them no more
And the ''katydidS' sing, but, they sing not
TO thee.
The night wind means round these homes oCthe
dead;
The owl screeches wildly from the top Of yon
tomb
| start from my dreams, ah! how soon they have
fled,
Leaving blight in my heart and wish for
yOur doom.
For in childhood you died, and in this lowly
Where no column or epitaph marks ii, you
The kin4 pillow Of earth rests your unweared
And from LIES care and folly, you sleep far
away.
This sod now so damp, with no flowers bloom
ing nigh
And the briar and the weed which are clus-
tcrng around;
Draw no gaze from the rude--no hypocrites'
Sigh
IT'S wcIl--rest quietly on IN your home in
the ground.
Yes, sleep thou on STILL weep not for thce
In the crave thou art safe from the bright
WORLDS ,cmplalon--
Aye, sleep thou on SlIll--Shcd no tears for nc,
As loss ON The waves Of earthly pollution.
Sleep on, unhcedng Deaths cold sable wave
Rolling COVER this spot IRON the shaIowy liver
1t VII. keep lis close viGils long over your grave
And >lng It's sad songs around you forever.
Here sleep thou on. whcr" The tall popars bow
Here rest thou calmly where the tall popIars
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LsEsNEVY y EEAlsgtEIV"T,S

4 GRiCCLYLRlL .lRE-HOLNE IND
II &EED SYORE.--No. l9iJ Wirhc} Street,
Pllu.ADELAHrA.-PROU < NEAKS' Patent
SeIt-sharpenlna Ploughs, on all sizes, RIGHT and
i"t handCd-Subsoi. Side Hin and Double
mould, &c., with Steel Extending Points. Bar
Ear-Shafe, Beach, and other kinds OF castings
inr repairing. The Emperor ofRuSSia award
ed Tor the above pIoughs. a massive gold mcIal,
value $500. Also. the Greet Mc!H at the
Worlds Fair was awarded to p. x NJ. Plough
No. 40. CHliiraiors with doublr-point polIsh-
ed steel teeth, which can be reversed, thus gel
lng double wear Of the common teeth. Also,
Cultivat0rS Of all kinds with steel Teeth.
SPANS atmospheric churns, corn shelters i'm
proved kinds, hay and straw cutters, hand corn
mills corn and cob crll>h"lS, Gtils' improved
harrows, square and \ harroWs. horse rakes,
grindSt0ncs, really hung, dirt scrapcrs, \ IrIcul-
Inral furnaces, OK yohrS and bows. forks ior I'M
loading hay man hay rakes, bow pins, apple
pcaterS, OK muz2lrs, mole traps, pruning hooks
and chIscls, saws and scissors, iron well cUrbs,
and zinc tubeing for chain pumps. corn plant
crs. ;urnip drills, 1 to So; Grants patent tan
mills, garden engines, wheat drills, horse pow
orS and threshcrS, moving and reaplng ma
chimes, chain pumps, cattle ties, bull rings,
patent iron snaths. @ruhbing hoes, transplant
ing trowels, hay and manure forks, shovcls and
spades, garden and field hoes. garden rakrs in
variety. children's tools, Darling scylheS, snathS
with patent fastnings, potatoe hooks.
Also, Horticultural Tools OF every dcscrip-
ton. Garden and Grass Seeds, for sale at the
lowest price, at wholesale and retail. Lapr 2m
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School Books, Gsaner. sc.

I'M subscribers offer to Country Merchants
L Teachers and School Committees, one OF
the best assorted stocks Of SCUooL Books and
STATIONERY to be found in the City, which
they are able To offer at first prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
viii find all the leading School Books, Writing
aud Wrapping Papers, Curtain Papers, Blast
ing Papers, and ell ordinary Stationery, Blank
Books, Pens, Ink. &c.. on the most favorable
terms. SCHOOL COMMITTEES, Tcachcrs
aaI others Urchasiag in quantities for Schools
are invited 10 cal! and examine our stock. We
have had considerable experience in supplying
School Districts, and being publishers OF a nun
Der of extensively used School Books, our facil-
ltics for getting such stock are unsurpassed
Amongst our publications Will be found the
following:
Comly'S Spelling Book, revised edition.; Com
Tvs Primer; Young Orator; Gummerc'S Surycr-
Ing, the standard Treatise on this Sciences Bon
nycastlc's Mentnralion; Anderson's Davenpoy
History OF the United States, used in the Public
Schools Of New York anH PhiIldelpha Gum
mcrc'S Progressive Spelling Book; ComIv't
Grammar; Latin Dictionary; The Book OF Com
mcrcc, sc, sc, SC.
URIAII HUNT & son.
Al North Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Feb. 26-3m.
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CANE SEAT CHAIR
MiNEF.iCTORT,
No. 1871 .NorM SirtH Street.

No. 13l .NorM SjrM Street,
Opposite Franklin square, PHILADELPHIA.
T1HE snbscrberis constantly finishing, anJ
l. on hand Plain and Fancy Cane Seat Chairs
in great variety o. Fieeapt ami Fnshioaabh
Styles, for ParlorS, Dining Rooms or Chambers
made in Fancy Woods, Imitation Woods, and
Fancy Colors. sc, &c.
Reception and Cottage Chairs, Of light and
beautiful designs, Cane Lounges, Cane Sellees
Hall Chairs, Counting Huusc and Office Arm
Chairs, large and small Rocking Chairs, Store
and Steamboat Stools, Windsor Chairs, and
Settces, &C.. sc.
Having extended facilities for nannlacturing
we can offer a large stock to select nom, and
execute all orders as promptly and cheaply as
any establishment IN the Union.
Housekccpcrs, Hotels, Steamboat and Rail
Road Companies, will find il to their interest 10
call at the Factory OF N. +. WOOD.
No. 13l North 9th St. opposite franklin Square,
Feb. 26-3m. Philadelphia.
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ATpIliNTTnw ThpNERs I

A GEICtLTlR.HL Ii.4CHiNES IND M
IA FLENEN1S, manufactured By WHEELER,
MELiCK \ Co. Albany.--The subscriber re-
lnInS his thanks for the liberal patronage re-
c"IVeh during "a" past seasons. and would re-
SpcciuiIy inform his friends and the public in
g'neIal, that he still continues the sale of the
ABOVE named machines, which consist of
HAceier'S HOrSs P0Ueys Nnd tnrrShof 1hreshers,
Rect Cutters. CiOrer Hullqys.
and other implements. His experience in the
use ni machines has conl need him that the best
macAlntS ar" the most profitable to the purch-
as"r. lie W!Il therefore warrant all his ma
chIhery TO work as recommended, or they be re-
turned and the purchase money refunded, paid
For further particulars. or for the purpose Of
ordering machines call on the sub>crihcr re-
siding on the Magraw farm, near kirkwooI
church, or address him Rising Sun p. o., Cecil
county, Maryland.
JOHN d. MlCHENER. Agent.
CAuTToN.-Ihe subscribers, patcntces of
Nhericr's Patent Horse Powers having noticed
that Agricultural firms are making Whcrler's
Patent Horse Powers. and selling them. when
IN TACT they have not obtained from us any lib
erly 10 use our patent; we hereby caution al
persons that said firms have no right to use our
patent, or 10 mauuia turc said horse powers. and
that sale by them will confer no right upon
the purchaser TO use such powers.
ARP lin a. Il W. C.. WHEELER, Pats.
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Rnady-NaGc Furniture.
NAETE0y.-On account the great nua

GAETEDX.-On account ofthe great mum
" Der e counierets now selling, and the in
jury sustained by buyers Of those dcceptIons,
which have the very worst effect on sufferers
Mrs. BE IT'S respectfully cautions PHYSICIANS
aal Ladies TO buy no SUPPORTERS without
ii has the United States Copyright Label on
each Box, and her signature on each Supporter.
All others are spurious.
the great repu. alton and success Oft ap-
paratus its ease, comfort and the support it
affords by wearing it, have combined to give it
Il most extensive sale in all parts Of the States.
| aides will apply only TO MRS. BELTS, and
Merchants to JAMES BELTS, Wholesale
Agent, 32l Walnut Street, Philadelphia, or to
her Agents. [Apr % In
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PAPER IYANGaVs.S.

THE Undersigned have just opened fresh
and complete stock Of WALL PAPERS, among
which are COLD and VELVET, FINE SATIN, and
the LowEBT PRICED UNGLAZED PAPERS: Also,
DECORATIONS, BoRpERs, FIRE SCREENS, Cur
TAINs, &c. Which they offer AT the lowest
prices, both wholesale and retail. The best
workmen employed TO hang paper either in the
city or country.
Biank Books, Sutton ery, Sc,
ING PAPERS H'RaPPING PAPERS. Blank
and School Books, Stationery, sc.
PARRISH & HOUGH.
No. North Fifth ST., , doors above Market,
PHILADELPHIA,
CASH paid FOX cnnntry rags. mar 3m.
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EOFEWELL
Classical WI erca mile school

TTHE WINTER SESSION OF this Institution
will commence on the first TUjRSD.3I Of
November, with the following list of teachers:
JAS. L. DORIAN. a. NJ, Principal; Mrs. NJ. +.
DORIAN, Teacher of Music; Mr.. J. NJ. KENNEDY,
FRS, Assistant Mr.. S. A. FREGMAH Second
Assistants; Mr.. WIN. CHANDLER, Third Assistant
The following report was handed the Prin-
cpa by the committee on the last examinations
The committee was composed Of Rev. J. Sluier,
of Port Deposit. Md. Rev. S. NJ. OSmond, OF
Oxford. Pa. and S. J Dckcy. Esq, OF Hopcwcil
ssBy invitation Of Mr.. James I. Doran, \.
NJ Principal OF the Hopewel! Classical and
Mercantile School, the Undersigned, a. com
lnlttee attended and conducted The public cX-
animation of It's pupils, which took place at the
close OF tn prescnt session. Sept. 9th, 1852.
The time allowed for our Investigations, was
sufficiently pro,raclei 10 be perfectly satisiac-
tory. The different branches of study upon whirh
the pupils were examined. were such as are
usually pursued schools Of the same standing,
embracing those aol a ruIimenraI character. as
we'll as the more advanced subjects, connected
with the natural sciences, Mathematics, aud
Languages. The examination was thorough
and searching. Trhe Principal urged us TO make
it such, and as IA as oar ability extended. We
did 50. The class were given up entirely 10
our disposal and coul possibly know nothing
of the portions, upon which they were to he en-
amincd. or the questions which were tote asked.
We endeavoreI TO test the knowledge Of the
pupils more as TO iicas and HiHgg, than mere
Words-to learn whether jn3gmeAf, as well as
qnem0lH, was receiving its adequate cutivaliLu
Sometimes the text book was iaily followed,
bat more frequently independent questions were
asked. for the purpose of discovering whether
an ability had been acquired for Il pr0r'tcqi ap-
plication ofthe principles mastered. In Justice
TO both teachers and pupils, we feel bound TO
say that the examination was nobiY suytuiBeA. |
There was an appearance Of confidence in the |
pupils, "a promp,ness and clcarneSs in answer
inc the questions put to them, which we feel !
assured could result only from MOrOn I'll brpDgrgi
fon-pr epnration too, of the right kind. no
mere examining for Tie occasion, or n drilling
on particular points for the purpose Of doing
well on examination day.-but such as faithful
discipline and honest, dlisent application can
alone give.
From the lathfulness evinced on this occa-
sion by the principal, and the diligence and
progress 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 TO his care, will
be amply rewarded by their moral and intel
leclual Advancement"
s "a! Sd p,eKHT' D
S. NJ. OsMoND. W
Catalogues for the year, ending Sep, 2Sh.
1862, can be had by application to the Prnci
pal, al lfopewcll, Chester county, Pa.
JAMES r. DORIAN. A M, =,
HopcwcN, Oct Is If Principal.
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PIANO FORTE.

TT J. LANCASTER respectfully announces
U. TO the citizens of Elklon and vicinity.
that he has just received a Spcndid toned
Piano Forte. and is now prepared to give les
sons either at his residence or the residence Of
the pupil, as the cast may be required.
n. B. As it is the intention Of the Subscrib-
er to devote the whole Of his attention to mu-
Slclai instruction and the progress OF his pupils,
pa,cnts and guardians Will find it 10 their adj
vantage by placing their children under his in
struction in this branch OF a lnuscal education.
Persons not having an instrumental home,
will find this an excellent opportunity TO ac-
quirc so delightful an accomplishment. Terms
moderate.
Piano Fortes tuned at shortest notice.
Residence next door to MI. Rankin, Watch
maker, Elkton, Md. IJan 80 II.
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! Til" valuable Medicines above named have
recently h"rntnlrodWccd. with the approval of a
number OF the MEDICAL PROFESSION in the Ci1v
OF Baltlm0r" aud 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
somr Of the mast learned and iuiIc,ouS Pnysi-
clans, and strictly IN conformity with the rules
| OF Pharmacy, and a. especially serving his con-
vcnI"nr", who cannot so readily as the CITY
Physician have his own prescriptions compound
ed By practical Pharmacentist.
See the descriptive Pamphlets, 10 be had
gratis Of all who have the Medicines for sale,
containing recommendations for Iro.n Doctors
Martin, Baitzcil, Addison, Payne, Handy.
Love, &c.
DR.. S. b. MARTIN. says II DO not hrttaip 10
recommend your Diarr5Ga COrdiai, a1M .lno-
dyac Cherry ETyccior0Hi. &c.
DIR. JOHN ADDISON. says 1T gives rne much
pleasure To adj my testimony 10 that Of others,
IN favor OF the cytrnOrdja0y cficacy Of your
DiarrhGa Coyiiai." &C.; and THE EcyGcl0yisni
ii have no hesitation in recommending it, as
most valuable mcdcinr," nc.
Dr. r. y. PAYNE, says he has used the Diar-
rfmn CordiHi in his practice ':wlih Ii" happiest
effect. and thinks it one of the most convenient
and efficient combinations ever offered 10 our
proicSSlon.'
DR.. l.. d. HANDY, writes, Il have admins
tered your ,3noignc ErpccioraR, in several ca scs
OF Bronchial affection. with the most harpy re-
suits, aud from a knowledge OF It's aIinl!abc
effects, ! can with the greatest confidence re-
commend it, &c.
Dr. W. = LOVE-, writes to us that he has adj
minSlcrrr The ENp"cVorant TO his wife, who las
had the Bronchitis for fourteen years, and that
She is fast recovering from hor lung stan ling
maIady. 1t ha, III few weeks done her more
good than all the remedies she has heretofore
used under able medical! counsel.
Sixteen otthr best Apu>hecaIcS and pharma-
cutiSts in the GUY of Baltimore, write "Wc are
satisfied the preparation known as Slablcr's
Anudync Cherry ENpccloUnl and SIablrr's D-
arrhu'a Cordial ere medicines of .Irai value
and very efficient tor the relief! and cure of the
diseases for Witch they are recommended, they
preparation and style Of pHitin- ~, and We take
pleasure in rt commenting themes
Twcnty->cvcn oI III" most respectable Nrr-
chants, residents 81 Maryland, Virginia and
North Carolina. WI" have sol, aAl also |. t.,
these medicines Themselves. say. ..From onr
own experience and that OF DUr Customers we
10 confidently recommend lhcm Pro Buno Pub
leo. We have meyer known any remedies used
for the disease lor which they are prescribed,
10 be 50 efficient and 10 give such entire salts
faction TO ALL
The above notices Of recommendation from
members ofthc NcI'c"l Faculty, Phamaceut-
ISIS Of hI4h stan ing, and Merchants OF tic first
rcspccabiIi,y, should be sufficient to satisfy all,
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Stahlcr'S
DiarfnRa Cordial.

Is pleasant Mixture, compounded in agree
ment with the rules of Pharmacy, oi'therapcutic
agents, long known and celebrated for their pc
cnIlar efficacy in curing DIARRAQA. and
similar affections Of the SYSTEM In its action,
ii ALLAYL NAUSEA and produces healthy con-
dltlOn "t the LIVER, thus removing the cause
AT the same time tina, it cures the disease.
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.H.y.\TE.3CJJEy

II II ~ z T II Z 7 We I.
'THE Subscribers have lately removed from
L Eikt"n, and have opened IN establishment in
llDDLETOUN, DELAWARE.
whcf" they a." an.iou> TO serve The rublic and
their old friends wherever found, in ali the BRAN
chcs ottirir business.
lhry viii keep o. land al low prices, Stores
otol patterns aa1 Sizes, tor farorS. Offices. and
kitchens, amt Il fall assortment OF Tin aus. Sheet
Iron VA at tdc lowest prices. They will also
attend TO
ROOFING ,7ND SPORTING.
which they Will 40 IN the best manner and Mt
short notice, The public are respectfully IN
vltcu 20 give them a call.
GRAHAM & SISCO.
MiIdIctnWn. Dol. NIny 8 u
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THE LATEST FASHIONS.

WILLIS RUTTER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the EIiton
"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 fash
ionablc styles. All clothes made by him war
ront"d 10 fit. Don't forget the OLD Stand Ia III
BtSAar." LElkton, Apr II.
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IMPORTANT TO TILE
Citizens of Cecil Co.. and Vicinity.

TT will no doubt be an advantage TO many o
i the Inhabitants of Cecil county and vicinity
who occasionally visit the city OF Wilmington,
10 know where they may supply their wants in
reference to Dry Goods, Trimmings, Carpets,
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DR.. VI ARCHlSl'S
UTERINE GATzTDEECOV
rs respectfully

rs respectfully
l. offered to the
citizens If EKtOR
and vicinity, "a Il
preparation oiear-
nestlmportance to
families, and deS-
tined to become l.
: lentIGed with the
health and happi-
ness Of
'HEMALES.
/ ms L ATllOLtCON
will cure % per
cent OF all chronic
diseases incidcn-
tai to the respect
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscribed mot being engaged in any 9th
er business has resumed the Practice of Land
Surveying, Convcyancing, &c. Being acquant-
ed with TIE different qualities of soil in the
ne'ghborhood, persons wishing TO buy or self
Land wou'I find ii to their advantage ia give
him call. J"THRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co.. Md.
June Isl ;5O--tf
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diseases Of Females, in
tended for the use of females only (sce page 1870
beng OF the highest Importance TO married peo-
PIE, or nose contemplating marriage. BY
WIN. YOUNG, M. D., Graduate the Uni
verslty Of Pennsylvania, Member OF the ROYAL
College of Surgeons, London; and Honorary
Member of the Philadelphia Medical Society.
The various toimS o! Diseases, Weakness, Dis
eases of the PROSTATE Gland, lmpCtencv, and all
the recipes given in plain language. Young
Men who have been unfortunate in contracting
disease, previous TO placing Yourselves under
the care OF any doctor, no matter what his pre-
tens Gas may DC, get copy OF this uuIy useful
work
Sea Captains and persons going so sea. should
possess Dr.. Ncung's Treatise on Marriage. the
poc.e -Lscnlapius, or Every One His Own
Physician.
Lei no father be ashamed to present copy
OF the 4ESculaprs to his child. Ii nay save
him from an early grave. Let no vrung rau
OF woman enter The INTO sccert Obligations of
married life; without reading the pocket Fscu-
lapus. Let no one suffering from a hacknied
cough, pain in the side, restless nights. nervous
feeling, and the whole train of Dyspcplic Sensa-
ton an,' given UP by their physician be an
other moment without consulting the d,scu-
lapIuS Have the married or those about TO be
married any impeachment, read this truly useful
Book, a. 1t has been the means Of Sayin- thou
sands Of unfortunate creatures from the very
jaw ptdeath. tpWalds 1t MILLION comics
OF this celebrated work has been sold in his
country and Europe since 1898, when the first
edition was issued
- Any person sending TWENTY FIVE
cents enclosed in letter, will receive one COP
OF TINS book by mail; or five copies will be sen
tor one dollar. Address DR.. WI. YouNG, No.
, 1,,I.
twenty years practice in the city ofPhila-
delphia certainly entities DR.. Young TO the con-
hdcnc" of the afflicted, and he may be consulted
on any of the diseases dcscrib, in Wis different
publications., AT his Office, l52 Spruce street.
every day between and 3 o'rlcck. {Sunday's
eNccpted) and persons at any distance can con-
suit DIR. Young, by letter, post putt. rjune II v
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COMMERCIAL FAEMERSuOTEL
G. IL RAIN.

HE subscribers are prepared to pay the hi oh
ST market price IN c"sh, for any quantity OF
Wheat and Yellow Corn. BAGS will be furnish
ed to any one that may wish them.
Jy II BROWN l. FOARD.
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CABINET WAREI-RNNM.

IN ELkTUN.-Thc sNbscrIbCr respectfully
l calls the attention Of his friends and the
public to his large and splendid assortment of
Rcady-NaGc Furniture.
Of all kinds, made Of the best materials and in
the latest styles, by the best workmcn.
Every article will be sold as cheap, for cash,
as il can be bought Tor in either CITY; and any
piece Of furniture called for and not on hand
will be Immediately made 10 order, and war
ran,ed to please.
Persons wishing to buy will save money by
calling at my Oh Stand in "TAe Noliow," be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attention will be
paid to furnishing collins of all qualities, and
attending funerals al the shortest notice.
Feb II 3m ROBERT MARSHBANK.
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anHpOssrANT,r0 MEIEEgs.

DOLTlNG CLOTHS ANCHOR STAMP
ID Just received at the Boiling Cloth Ware
house, No. | n. 5 st. above Market St.. Phila-
dclphia, a large stock ofthe above goods man
uiactnred of the best selected Silk, will not
wear furry, therefore will not require 50 much
knocking as some cloths that are in the market,
and will bolt flee; the flour will be clean and
OF a bright color. GEORGE WISE.
All cloths warranted. mar % 6m
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MEN IND BOYS SPRING and SUHHER
lll lFEAR.-Receivcd in store this week t
very large supply Of men and boys wear, par,
OF which consists OF black and fancy cashmere
black and fancy caShmrretts, tweedS, Ken
lucky Jeans, and coltonades, which are goin
off very cheap, at Brown s. FoARD'S.
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MEN AND BOYS GOODS.--Rcady-mad
III Goats. Pants, Vests, Gloves, Hosiery, Sus-
penders, silk cravals, collars. &C., in great va
riety, at BROWN & FOARD'S.
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MORE NEWS.

'|he largest, the most fashionable, and the hes
L assortment Of mems, woman's, and chillrens
boots and shoes, in Cecil county. is TO be found
the Subscribers BOOT & SHOE STORE, in Elk
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DOCTOR Yourself

DOCTOR YOURSEL-
D-PRlNATELY For
% cents, By means OF the
POCKET IESCULAPIUS
or every one his own ply
siclans.-The thirty-sixth
Edition, with one hundred
engravings, showing Dis.
cases and MalfOrma,ions
OF the system, in every
shape and form: to which
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