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NOTICE

TO LATE ROAD SUPERVISORS
l. County Commissioners will meet at their
office in Elkton. on Tuesday and Wednesday,
the Oath and 25lh Of January, 1854, for the
purpose Of closing the accounts o. Road Super
visors FOX the last year, and a preceding years,
so far as they remain unsettled the roads pass
ing into other hands after The LIST of January.
All supervisors, who have not filed their ac-
counts. are requested to do so; and all who owe
the county are notided 10 come forward on one
Of the days above named, to pay over their
respective balances. The necessity Of plncing
funds in the hands of the new supervisors rem
dcrs this course imperative. BY order,
p. Z. RICKETTS,,
Dec 81 at Clerk.
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CHEAP CLOTHING.

T HAVE purchased in the city lot of excel
L lent Cloth which will make up INTO Goats,
PaniaOuns and Vests, al prices as low as they
can be had in the cites.
Gentlemen Wanting Clothes
will please give inc call before buving else
where. WILLIS kUTTER.
Llklon, Dec 10 80.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-We have Just
Ill received a splendid assortment OF Papier
Nlache Porte Folos, and Porte Mrunaes suit
able for the Holidays, which we are selling
cheap; call aud SEE them.
HUGHES BROS,
Dec II North East.
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R0teeau for sale

BntseaM for Gale.
A LARGE four-onred batteau for sale.
Apply to w. WARD HENDERSON,
Oel % Nssr Frsnchtown.
CTILI, CHEApER.--At WIN. ToRBFRT's
y YOU will find Ladies Linen Hdkfs. for 6 I
cents, Ladies Cotton Gloves for6!, and Ladies
Hose for s cts. apr 80
r AIDES Fashionable Worked and Lace Col
| ] lars, ola beautiful style and quality. recci !
I'd hi. weekly VIM. rtRFERT.
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SURGEON DENTIST;

TLKTON, MD, is prepared to insert Mineral
IL Gum Teeth on plate, or pivot; from sin
gle tooth TO entire sets, painful teeth carefully
extracted and cartons ones rendered healthy
and durable by neatly plugging with gold.
Office on Main Streets two doors above the
Fountain Hotel. dec If
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ClOthing! ClOtliiDg!!
Il. BROWN, JR.,

Nert Doc, 10 Jrhasons' Io!ei.
OPENED to-day an extensive aSsormen. "i
Rea iy made clothing for mrn and boys: M"ns'
sack coats 30; boys sack over coats $3.50;
meas pants So 25 vests $780, and upwards;
wooden shirts and draws, muslin fine shirts, al
all prices.
PIni,i De,aincs and wooien plaid entirely new
style OF ladies dress goods, french merino AMI
cobergs, very cheap, opened to-day.
Saine,ts and casimeres, blue, Oxford miXl'd.
ligh, and dark grey, brown and green, aud en-
lirely new style fancy satenetts; just opened at
Oct 8. L. BROWN, JR'S.
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MEN WANTED.

The subscriber wants number OF able bodied
men 10 engage in n lucrative business. Good
wages Will be given to men, we'll recommend
ed, who have horse AMI wagon. Address
Dec , }. L. GATCHEL, Elklon, Md
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BOOK AGENTS syANTEEs.

A GENTS WANTED in every town ana ccu
n ~ in the United STAGES, TO sell the mos
popular and salcable books published, ny
them beautifully illustrated with cn'orel en-
cravings: also the most popular works 81 I.
ARTHUR. including .4rihurs Cottage L|tr@ry
Intelligent and enterprsIng men vii I'm
this pleasant and profitable business.
For particulars address (post raid,)
J. w. BRADLEY. Publisher,
No. IS North Fourth Street,
Octl, GIN Philadelphia.
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DR.. John Ewing who succeeds me in my pro-
fe.siona business, has presented me with his
testimonials, and judging from those, and my
conversation with him. It gives me pleasure TO
recommend him as a safe and sniliful operator.
". l.. JONES. SUI geon Dentist.
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{ O.,STIBLE'S S.1LF.

DI VITA" of seven writs Of Nendi Exponas
DisSucd by Benjamin Miller. Esq. one of the
Justices of the Peace Of the State Of MARYLAND
IN and for Cecil county, al the suits Of Itavii
G. Parker, against The goods and chalilcs, lands
and '"nements, "fJames Warburon and y. me
directed, have seized and taken into execution
all the right, It'll, interest, claim aal estate Of
the SAID James Wa,burlon, in and 10 all thai
farm, piece. parcel, or tract Of Land, with the
Improvements thereon, situate, lying and being
IN Cccil county, in the Third Election District,
containing
80 ACRES OF DAND,
more or less, now in the possession Of the said
James Warhurton and adjoining lhe lands OF
William T. Warb"rton. And hereby give no
ticc thai on SAN RDAY the 2lst day of jan
uary, 1854, al the Court House door, in the
town ofElkton, between the hours of and
O'Clock, p. NJ, on the said day, will expose
the said property TO Public Sale to the highest
bidder for CASH, TO satisfy said wrils.
HEZ. FOARD,
Dec. 3lst, l853--ts. (S2,50D Constable.
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TURS.-- Without exception the place to buy
l. Furs cheap, is at f. BRowN's. The lot OF
Nc,r Dress Goods and Trimmings just received
from the city, far surpasses any he has offered
before. LEG
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Successor to a. FIoT.)
No. l64 Chestnut 81, Slcalm's BHHdMg,
PHILA LPHIA-
Extensive Music Publisher, and
s- 49, Dealer in Musical Instruments Of
y Y j j every description
Exclusive Agent for the sale Of IIallet. Davis
& Cos (Bos,on) Patent Suspensions Bridge
IEolan and other
Esfa OS,
L. Gllber's Bouloir Pianos, Mclodeans, Mar
tins Guitars, Harps, VioIins, SHEET Music,
Music Books, SC.
Residents Of the country will be supplied hy
mail otherwise with any music lhry nay
wish, at as low rates as ifpurcha,cd in r"r""n.
Having one of the largest stocks in the InItr
States, feel confident OF saiisil ing all who may
favor me with "A call or order.
Dealers in music supplied on the most liberal
terms. Pianos to let Secondhand Pianos for
sale. Linay ly
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circnit Court ioi
Cecil county,
in Chancery,
December u, 1853.
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&c e. Nj. MUNSON & CO.,
CLOCK, WATCH, JEWELLERY,
IND VARIETY STORE,

|. mn IHRlEIf SIORE,
1 Opposite the Court House, Efkton, Nd
WHERE lie following articles mpy be hat
w together with great variety not here emu
IN rated:
Watches, gold and sll-Napkin Rings,
yer, from So To $3.50 Scissors Hooks,
Gold Rings large as-Flneer Shields,
sorlmcnt, Gold Specks,
Plain, Seal, selt andsllver do
Corn elan do. Albala do
EARRINGS, various pat-Common do
| terms, Spectacle cases,
Gold Watch Seals, Fine pocket Cutlery. a
Keys. great variety,
Hooks, Fine English Scissors,
fob chainsRazols from 25 TO 81 so
Vest do: g Strops, good
Z" Guard do article,
Medslions, Tweezers,
Lockets, Key Rings,
Crosses, Tooth Brushes,
Watch Buckles, Nail do
| Pens, Shaving do
and Pencils, Clothes do
g Shirt Studs, Hair do
Sleeve Buttons, Comb do.
8. Collar do. English and India Rub
CUT Pins, Der Dressing combs,
Coral Armlets, Long do.
g Neck lacec, Pocket do
Silver Thimblcs, Fine Ivory do.
Solid Steel, and open DOZEN: Holders;
Silver, Albata and Brit-Sewng Birds,
tanla Spoons, Silk Guards,
Silver Soup Ladies, Buck Purses,
Butter Knives, Port Monnaies, an end
Salt Spoons, less variety,
Mustard do. Carpenters' Pencils,
Thermometers, Drawing do.
Emery cushions, Buckles for cravats,
Shaving cream, Bead Purses,
do Soap, Violin Strings,
Accordeons a d In-Paper Weights,
slructors, Match Safes,
Cologne and other Per-Candlc Sticks,
fumery, Card Baskets,
Table, tea, salt and des- Boquet Holders,
sert Spoons, and manyCoa Loops,
other articles,
Embracing the greatest variety of Fancy
Goods ever Offered in Eikton, all of which will
be sold at the lowest rates.
Watches ana Jr.velry Repaired
uVAlI articles warranted to be az recon-
menied. or no sale. IDcc 10
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scrber has obtained hom the Orphans Court
OF Cecil county, letters Te.lamenlary on
the personal estate Of
Jane Fulton,
late ofsad county deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said decees d, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
18Th day of September, 1854,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
al benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
TO said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this Sd day of December, 1883.
WIN. H. FULTON.
Dec 3 CIV E1.e'r.
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- BOXES Malaga layer Raisins,
l 4 = do Seedless 60
2 do Preserved Citron,
2 barrels Soft Sheled Almonds,
do Crnnbenies,
4 do Dried Peaches,
4 do do Apples. For sale by
Dec IL VIM. TORBERT.
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CONS7.7BLE'S S4LE.

by virtue Of writ of Vendi Exponas issued
ID by Edmund Brown, Sehr., Esq :, one of the
Justicrs of the Pence ofthe State of MARYLAND,
in and for Cecil county, al the suit OF Younc 4
Csrsoa, against the goods and chaliics. lands
an ,rnements, Of Thomas S. Thomas, William
Beatty and George Shivery, and 10 inc directed
have seized and taken into execution ali the
right, title, interest, claim and estate, OF law
and in equity. OF the said Thomas s. Thomas,
William Beatty and George Shivcry, in and TO
all that farm; piece, parcel or tract Of n"l.
with the buildings thereon, lying and bciu" in
the Fifth Election District of Cecil county, adj
joining lands of William Brown and Others, and
containing
40 Acres Of Land.
more or less, and new in the possession Of
George Shvery; and hereby give notice that
SATURDAY,, the 3la day Of December, 1853,
between the hour, Of O'Clock and o'clock,
p. NJ, at the Court House door ia Elkiun, |
will expose the said property at Public Sale to
the gbest bidder, for Cash to satisfy the alore
said writ and the costs.
HEZ. FOARD, Const.
Dec. l0-'53-ts. (S2.5o.)
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CssEAI, GROCERIES.

WE have now On hand a very superior lo'l
w brown Sugar, which we are selllns' t. Of
aud 6! cts; also, Stuar,s Double rrhnrl { rs
Sugar at 8 CTS; Pulvcrsed and Crushed lice
Also very superior qualify OF Rio ar .u1ar'.
"a Coffee, Blk and Green Tea, SC 4 Laguy-
HTGHE'
Dec. 10. BROS:
----r-- ,-,,-,,,1, ,,-, Moth 4.
d State. New York c. .mnifa Sl"t". eey
Shawls, just received AZ :! N''' an n,h-o
for sal ens,rt,
Dee. 10, HUGHES tEo@
--.--- North 'tusi
i Rove Sto,, 1 large stock of r4a,saa ,,.rs
md Caitrr+, ana tor sal, yv
Dee ia HUGHES BROS
r-", Moth LAST.
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snrah Mullen, John
Steel, Herr! Steel,
Emma Steel and
John Wesley Steel.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14
Causes Of Indigestion.

Doctor Wieting, when lecturing at the
Brooklyn Institute, lately, described the
manner in which persons destroy their
stemachs, and produce indigestion and
dyspepsia. A gentleman sits down TO
dinner, and partakes Of 6 multitude Of
dishes, each seemingly prepared to coax
the stomach TO accept more than il can
digest. Being completely loaded, il sets
TO work to agitate the heap, and put it
through the process Of digestion. The
gentleman then starts for home, and sees
some seductive looking apples on a
stand, which he thinks he should like 10
eat. He purchases a few, and COM
mences to gulp them down. "HilloOp
saws the stomach, looking up in alarm,
Hwhat are you about there? / have
more work than ! can attend 10 already"
However, remonstrance is in vain, and,
with gripe or two, the stomach goes to
work as before. The gentleman next
meets with friend; glass of wine,
brandy smash, or some other liquid COM
pound, is gulped down, aided by some
tobacco fumes. Supplies are lowered
into the stomach like bales of cotton into
the hold OF Mississippi steamer, until
the organ, wearied and OVerburdened,
gives up in disgust, and leaves the mass
10 indigestion, dyspepsia, and its train Of
accompanying evils. Thus the harmony
of the system is destroyed, which might
have been prevented BY q little prudence
and selEdenial. ~ .haf aluW
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14
RuIss AZ Home EduCatiOn.

The iollovng sge worthy Of being
printed ia letters Of gold, ands being
placed in a conspicuous position in every
household:
I. From YOUR chiId's earliest infancy,
yonrnust inchlcats the necessity oi a.
stanto bedience.
j. 2. Unite. frmness with. GOntlensss.
Let your children understand that you
mean exactly what you say.
8. Never promise them anything, un-
less you are sure you can give them
what you promise, ~ r D
AoIf you tel aichild to do something,
show how TO do il, and see that il is
done.
5. Always punish your children for
wiltnlly disobeying yOu, bOInsver pun
ish in anger.
8. Never let them perceive that they
can vex lyOn, gsE make syOu tlose your
self command. aoA
Z, II they giveway to petulance and
temper, wait till they are calm, and then
gently reason with them on the itnpro-
pfiets Of their conduct. am grn0E
s. Remember that o linle present pun
ishmsnt, when the occasion arises, is
much more eaeCtual than yths threaten
ing Of a great punishment should the
fault be renewed. y.s toI
9. Never give your children anything
because they cry for it.
10. On no account allow them to do
at one time what you have forbidden,
under the like CIcumstanCes,at another.
III. Teachthem that the only sure and
easy wayto appear good is 10 be good.
12, Accustom them TO make their re-
citals with perfect truth.
| 10. Never allow tale bearing.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14

There is a great principle Tissue.
1t is this; whether sobTiety or intem-
perance shall characterize this nation
whether bacchanalian revelry or
thoughtful dignity shall be Witness
ed 10 legislative halls--whether tax
alton shall be tolerated to support
licensed dealers in LIQUID poison, and
punish the crimes and relieve the dis
tress Of their victims, or to educate
the children of the State and fill the
whole land with smiling prosperity.
A Truth Marc. -"1f you had
avoided rum,'' said a wealthy, though
not intelligent grocer to his intem-
perate neighbour, ''your early habits,
industry and intellectual abilities
would now have permitted you to ride
in your carriage"
"And if you had never sold rum
for me to buy, !, replied the bscchaaaI'
"yOu would have been my driver.
The Oldest pledge Of temperance
is found in the Bible, Jeremiah, chap.
xxxv., and theywords were spoken by
the Rsehabites: 1--WE will drink no
wine; we, nor our wives, Nor sons, for
ever"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14

.'i' The WoLF HUNT.-I once read
about a wolf hunt. For long time
the wolf had depreda,cd upon the
community. Folds had been entered
and sheep destroyed. He had been
often hunted, but never caught. The
work Of ruin went on One wintry
day, two brothers were travelling
hOmeward, they crossed track Of the
wolf. "Here ! will camp" said one of
the brothers. "You go back and bring
food and we win never leave the track
until we destroy the wolf The bro
theirs did SO, and together they pursued
The wolf until darkness set in, and then
campsd on he trGckl Asthe day. light
appeared, Ih9y again pursued their
way always camping on the track where
night overlook them, Thus early and
late they pursued, and on the fourth
day, overlook and destroyed him, So
we did in Maine. Year after year we
toiIed, always camping on the track.
At last we triumphed, and our State is
rid Of the great evil Of intemperance.
Hon. Neal DOw.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14

" dressdd as anf body wife, and her
iada beansd With intelligence, and the
|wa she alung to The arm of her hus-
band as ehe seemed 10 shrink from my
sight, told me that she was a loving as
wei -preitF-wiie, yw Ysy
'iT@s COUPLE" sAys Tie gentleman,
lSshaVe eomstO be beIhaFried.a
eyes, L know il, but ] have. refused.
Look at them do they look like fit sub
5ects fof such Is holy )ordinauCea God
never intended those whom he created
in his own image should live in mattis
mony like this man and woman. can
not marry them.
nCanaotI Why not? You married
us when we were worse off-more dirty
A4Vbae clothedA and mpTe intoxicated
TIE womatI shrink back little more
out Of sight. ] saw she Iembled Vio-
lentIy, and put her clean camhric hand
SerOhief up to her eyes. pdi lDs 7
81 Whatcould Il meant Married them
when they Mere worse off! WhOwsre
they g11Gla.dlhas 9ti no. ,0pr3 &
Ino 4Haveo You forgotten usW said the
woman, taking my hands in hers, and
dropping on her knees; "Have you for
,golten Tom and Mag? We have not
| forgotten YOU but pray for YOU every
alfyou have forgotten them, yon have
not forgotten the two-penny marriage.
1iNo wonder you did not know US. Told
4 Matilda she need not be afraid, or
ashamed, If you did not know her. But
likhsw you wouldnot. Howcouldyou I?
We were in rags and dirt then.o Look
at Us now. All your work, sir.1 ALI the
blessings Of that pledge, and that mar
rage, and that good advice, you gave us.
\ Look at this sui of clothes and her dress.
/ All Matilda's work, every stitch Of it.
\ Come, and look at our house, as neat as
she is. Everything in it to make com
Portable home; and, 0 sir, there is era.
die in our bedroom. Five hundred dol.
lars already in bank, and | shall add as
much more next week when ! finish my
lTi Job, So much for one year Of sober
n life, and faithful, honest, good wife.
\ Now this man is as good a workman as
am, only he is bound down with the
fsttefs Of drunkenness, and living with
this woman Just as did. Now, he
thinks that be can reform Just as we'll as
me but he thinks he must take the
pledge Of the same man, and have his
first effort sancti6ed with The same bless.
ing, and then, with a good resolution,
and Matilda and me to watch over them
DO believe they will succeed"
So they did. So may others by the
same means. | married them, and as
shook hands with Mr.. Elting, at parting
he left two coins in my hand, with the
simple remark that there was another
two-penny marriage fee. was in hopes
that It might have been couple of dol
i lars this time, but said nothing, and we
parted with mutual God bless you
\ When | went up stairs l tossed the coins
into my wife'S lap, with the remark
HTwo pennies again, my dear"
~ "Two pennies |! Why, husband, they
are eagles-Teal golden eagles. What q
deal OF good they will do. What bless
Eings followed that acl,p rfs h7
II And will follow the present, if thu
pledge is faithfully kept Truly, this is I
\ good result of a Two. Penny Marriage
NesU York Tribune. = 'at
Il Hssf| o.. rI b.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14

eyes, l will"
"And you, Matilda, on ycaf part will
you promise the same, and be d true
wifa n this man 90
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PROPOSED "a res or SAILING.

For freight apply EDWARD COLLINS Wau
street, New York; BROWN sIIiPLEY CO. LyrTpsS. n O.
EoBERIs CO. IL Kings Arms Yard, LONDON JOHN MuNRoE
PER, lIayre. - ' ' ~ "''"
The owners OF these ships will for gold silver
ouion specie, Jewery precious bills
de3l-ly
NEW YORK M,RBI-r1D IRON WORKS once aud -air-
noot ios broadway opposite New Haven Railroad
pot ,inhuact"ry Cor 9th Avenue
A PALACE New Origiadi
JStnreys ~ Ad'1lesed Cisi Iron Ndnes 7Ile TOPS Canans
"steFs ccE Gases, Counters dLO all EHas
,ngs fer Bradings, such HHdOto Lin Ss Door Wdvs
Columns, BblcOHios de- d.. . .te "NS''
Inc above Company having just completed
tshsNe Foundry and Mandatory leave
OF Architects builders and the public generally their
ment Of AdRBLEIZED IRON ftNTLk;S, other articles
which they producing, scale
design which,
equaed, and cannot be eNcelIed.
The exact limitations Of the Marble such
EGfPTlAN, Sienna Brocatle Ned Antique Agate. Prince Al
pert Jasper, Pyenese, Light Spar StatuaTy a.
nave elected the unqualified CONNIE in
pies ana uiy established their popularity with public
some OF the advantages this discovery capaty
oiwhstandng HIGH DEGREE OF HEAT resisting oils and
ACDs which stain and deface Marbles,
VenI about one third the cost) In
the 49, f"''N
The Matbng department is under direction Of Mr. DEM
mt who hIst introduced this irdiu public
anu demonstrated its practical utility application
oer substances Circulars with plates exhibiting yariet.
OF patterns, will be furnished wi en desire
Address orders and communications
de20-dly CHARLES CROSBY s..,s,,,y
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

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" All Who have used 10 be
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pie that child Of 10 year. Of understand
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do ths work Of more than 20 eamstees much better every
respect than be done by
dent Of each other much that every
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than other machine
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nds OF sewing aud when known, will be
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The Avery Sewing Machine Company perfected their
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dressed To the rERl SAVING MACHINE COMPANY 25i
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