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DIED..

On Thursday, the l7ih inst. sf.er short but pain
FIJI illness, Mrs SAkAu RAWLINGS, in the cd year
of her age
On the morning If the 18th, MIR. CLEMENT GRAN
GER, in the 10Th y, ar of bis aye.
On the morning f the 18th inst, BRIDGET RUTH
EkDALE, aged 81 years, consort OF John S. Ru her
dale.
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ES Handsome Rooms.-Yso neat o.
convenient looms, one Tsrl,r aud o'e bedroom q
bs oltain-d ia rca, enable terms, if sIPiaioD
made immediately, at the house known " Butte
Hotel" street. near 18th, south ride.
ian 25-tf
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a. Methodist Episcopal Church

~ Methodist kpiscoPal Church
South.-Ths second quarterly meeting for the
prrsent conference ye.r, will commence to morrow
morning at IL O'Clock, and oontinu. over sabtath.
Tie Rev G. W. Carter, 2. L., will preach on S'tur-
day morning, At IL o'clock, and on Sabbath At IL
o'clock
Location sth street, between and l.
feb IS-2t
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~ Joe ShiIlinKton receives all d

new 10 ks snd new spsp-rs as fast rs lubi SHE I
is agent for Harper and all the Other Magazine
our readers will aiwa, find large snd good ass
ment Of blank oks and Stationery At has BOOK s''
Oieon Building, corner Of "a street AID Penn Az
feb
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~ Have yOu seen those beaa'''
Lace Berthss aud Chemisettes ut r.TEs, No. W
you ought by all . There il also T. Be -
Muslin Embroider, d Caps. Merino Embroidered so
Lace Embr. idered Caps, Fancy Dress Caps, Ere''
Head Dresses, Sontag Sleeves, and . beautiful b.
Embroideries u
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~ DOct. Dewey will deliver a Lecture in the
Unitsri,n Church Tomorrow evening, Goth instant
at n cook. Subject: Christianity in it. po,tivs
and practical teachings. feb 10
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ner OF Fifth and sireets-Services on Sabbath, at
IL d. NJ, and p. feb 10
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Er Jeems says the quickest way to
reach the seat of war is to sit down on
hornets nest.
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~ The Rev. Jesse II. Peck, ID. d.,
will preach in Wesley ChaIe, corner of Y aud 5th
STREE t., on Sunday morning next, at ii o. lock-
al,
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tomorrow morning ut ii o'clock, and Tomorrow
night at o'clock, in the low Lec,u Room nf the
Medical College, The Of AID IL. h street
feb 10
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&4SI1th PreSbytertRn hurch.-Rev.
Mason Noble " i'll preach the Island HAIL. corner Of
9th street AMI Virginia avenue, tomorrow, at III
o'clock a. N, and 81 p. IN. The public arc respect
fully invited to attend.
feb 49,
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MARRIED.

In Wesley Chapel, On Thursday, the 18th in. t. by
Rev. S. s. Roszel, Mr.. FlELDER NJ. MAGRUDEg to
Miss MAkY A. CUMMINGS, all of this city.
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al Mr.. George Hay dock, Ct New York,
will xdIrsss the fe.pe Temperance, at the Hall
On street, Sunday Lie ht at O'Clock.
Come all, GEO. SAVAGE,
feblo- Pres. Z. V. I. A. s.
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Hours OF slip IL = M F., and 81 p m. Strangers
will he shown 10 seats SUI ct OF discourse to-mor
low morning, by Dr. Junkin, The Marriage Supper Of
tie Lamb. feb ~
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the of Missions, at NJ, k-ndrec church. to NOR
row Sunday morning, at IL &C ock
Sunday School Ann.ver sry in the san church on
Monday Ii eht ut &C eek. frbl9-
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AVENUE HOUSE.

G Forsyth Mich PW Strother va
Q Washington Wash l. Fxrci.i d 10
iugtoa 1t Geo ia, han Ky
JUG. Mason Nd br Ma Gu q faIdiIy
Capt Sutherl nd Wash MIS- Green.eaI Nd
lugton A sri 20 alt
I Day st Louis Mrs fsirt cid cost q
T. V Barre \ G. s--IyN
Mrs Martin do ~ Lots ri son Va
Nj Msrtin do DIS Workman c
MIR and Mrs III, holss do S PuiiiiIs A Bait
L l. Moore " L Hooper d do
s Howard yoDs1sle Mis- 60 g. n do
III Per Ala Miss j IIendenon
II VI " heel, Mass Dr ba,u srd
Mr. Chaubcy ga X Latmer
Ii Mower Santa re
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~ COnRregattOnal Chu n. 5th street
Rev. I. james, Of New York City, will preach at this
Chul ch tomorrow, at II oclockx. m, aud p. N.
feb 19-
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a. Rev. Mr.. II ObiMs GA will preach in the
C-pitol on next Sabbath mo, hing, at IL o'clock.
f.b 80
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Roots Wonderful DagaerreotyP

Roots Wonderful Dagaerreotyptf
Go to Roots. No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth be traces
Multitud-s Of lovely faces!
Roots Gallery, psnnsylvauia avenue, near se'si
street. jan al
81 Whttehursts Gallery.-Nhere
best Daguerreotyp,s in ,hi. city, or in the voF''
made Is on Pennsyl v Ania avenue near four a1- !
half street
He has splendid assortment Of gilt france
esH and fancy csses, just rsceivsi, - snd &c
IN -
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MIR. A. w. Fem ], 49,. Acting A SI.or LIssFt.
Mr.. Ii. b. AAITEsoN .............. T,.,Sn.
THIS EVENING, PEBRUARYle
Will be presented the grand aud ,hri ling d,,r.
III ee acts, OF
THE VENETIAN;
Or, THE skAvos OATH.
G'evauni (the Br.vo) ...................N, r.
''''''''''''''''-'''.-'..N rs. Fam,
E! Esragnol .....---......Miss Annie w,r
To conclude with the popular Musical pr,n,
DACGHIEK Or THE REGIMENT =
MAD ine.................. ..............Nrs Fsrnn
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
IRVING HOTEL.

T d Bryant Mo sLM,I3tnsh Nd
j ID Foster No Rbiosuhx
Vim B.iudle Ia Patterson NH
Gen A } Gonzalez Cuba PJ NniIi. la
W Martin y L GEurguson Va
q l. kil-y Nd Is Whiting 4 lady Nd
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SIDNEY WEBSTER, ESQ.,, the private sec
rotary of the President elect, is warmly
complimented by those who know him. The
Boston Post describes him as 8 young New
Hampshire man of talent, a graduate Of
Yale College; and of the Dane Law School,
and successful practitioner Of law at the
Suffolk Bar, first, and afterwards in his ma.
tive State.
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GADSBI'S HOIEL,

DIR W NJ Gammill Md J jaeger 4 lady Y
Mr., Gammi loo } q Chapman Nd
\ i>s lie, de, son Pa ABIi.kman do
Mi Eak-r 20 nCL few,
A John'ou Va " ID Meirirk Nd
Col X Isine NJ Rtoltnn do
W Mitchell Md s Beripgx
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AMERICAN SIsAL HEMr.-Sisal hemp has
been successfully cultivated during the Pr
season, on Indian river, in Southern Flori.5
from plants recently introduced
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The BosToN Posr-Mr James H. Beals,
son of the senior partner of Beals, Green &
Co., has been admitted o member of the
firm, which now consists of Col. Charles
Gordon Greene, Hon. Richard rockingham,
jr., editors; VIM. Beals, esq, Mr.. James H.
Beals, business partners.
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CONGRESS-.
Sc q ate.


The documents relative to Central Amer
lean Affairs, sent to the other house yes,er-
day, were opened and referred.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the Pacific Railroad bill.
Mr.. ToUcY opposed the bill, otjecting es-
pecially to the principle of taking public
money to build railroad through States
and to placing so great o work in the hands
Of ally private company.
Debate was continued by Messrs. Doua.
LASS, UNDERWOOD, and others.
House OF Representatives..
The House agreed to insist upon the dis.
agreement to the amendments of the Senate
to the bill to prevent frauds upon the Trea-
sury and to appoint committee of confer
ence thereon.
The consideration Of the Civil and Diplo-
matte Appropriation bill was then resumed,
in Committee of the Whole, when a general
and protracted debate arose upon q propo-
si,ion to change from Charges to full Minis
ters in certain cases, and appoint new
Charges in others.
CIGARS, POETRY, AND ExPECToRAr1oN. -
Col. Fuller, of the New York Mirror, has
just returned from Havana, from whence
re has written some racy and readable let
tiers. The Colonel unites close observa-
ton of men and manners with something
very near righteousness of style. People of
this kind always hold pen of gold
The following touching cigars, Cuban
damsels, and expectoration has the true fla.
vor:
There is cheaper kind of cigars, al
though equal in quality, made by women iu
the country, who roll them on their naked
knees, which some rank old smokers prefer
to any other. Almost every body smokes in
Cuba, except lldies Of the premiere quaiite,
who never indulge in the habit publicly.
But the streets and rail cars and houses are
FULL of smokers and even the little four
year old darkies will watch group of
smokers to pick up and puff the 'old s,jers'
thrown at their feet. In excepting the best
bred Cuban ladies from the universal habit
am sorry to remark that many of them are
guilty of improprietes still more disgusting
have more than once sat gazing in admi-
ration at some fair aud fau.tless Senorita,
whose long and languid eyelashes yelled the
the latent fire Of the largest and blacklist
pair Of eyes, when suddenly she has dispel-
the enchantment; and, as Mrs Darlington
says, made my george rise by splitting on
the foo. They are also in the habit of eat
ing rice and green peas ,citA knives!"
GEN. PIERCE, the papers tell us, went on
Thursday morning, accompanied only by his
faithful servant, Sergeant O'Neil, and Gov.
Seymour, to pay his respects to Mrs. Gen.
Worth, now guest Of Major Sprague, the
commandant Of Fort Bedoe, in New York
Harbor. They went in a small row boat,
and when they reached the island. nearly
drenched by the spray, a sentry opposed
their landing. They had no "pass," and
the soldier presented his bayonet in men
acing manner, until he knew who his visiter
was, when he was astonished beyond mea-
sure, never dreaming that the President
would come in that plain, transformations
manner.
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CHARLES G. HAzEwELL, ESQ, editor Of
the Boston Times, is spoken of as the future
chief clerk Of the State Department. He is
a well Informed JoURNEYMAN PRINTER, and
has been State Senator, SC, &C., ever per-
forming his public duties in a manner cred
liable to the craft.
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"SSoB" is . word coined by W. NJ. P.
Thackeray, esq, as characteristic of . Ger
tain genus of bipeds. We may, on Monday,
describe "7Ae English Critical Sao6' on his
7.rvds. -, WHO'S afraid!
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WASHINGTON IRVING, ESQ.,, now guest of
the honorable Secretary of the Navy, in this
city, is industriously engaged in examining
the Archives Of the State Department, and
extracting materials for his forthcoming
.'Life of Washington, on which he has been
occupied for some years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-04-02
NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS

WILLIAM TORBERT has just returned
w from the city with a large and superior
stock OF Fall and Winter Goods. as follows:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-MouSlin De
LANES from 12a to S7a, Chenc Tlaid. NJ De
Bcse, Silk Poplins, Paramatta Cloths, AIpacas,
black and fancy cold Silks, Ginghams, a large
lot OF Cashmere and Bay State Shawls, Linseys,
TickIngs, Shifting, strip'd Check, Ribbons,
Laces, Buttons, Hosiery, kid and silk Gloves,
Glmps, ladies Metallic Boots, Buskins, Jenny
Lind Shoes. &c.
GENTLEMENS' APP7REL.-Cloths,
Cassmeres. SatinctIs, CassInclts, Jeans, Tweed,
fine Silk Hats otthe latest style, men and boys
cloth and plush Caps, sc.
GROCERIES, 8c.--New Orleans Molasses.
New York Syrup, Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Choco-
late, candles, soap, tobacco, cigars, spices, &C.
darware, &c.
His stock for this Fall and Winter has been
selected with great care and attention. and he
feels confident in saying that he is prepared to
sell TO all who may favor him with call. at
very reduced prices. Call and examine for
yourselves. foot 90
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SCh0oi Books, Paper. sc.

I'HE subscribers offer 10 Country Merchants,
l. Teachers and School Committees, one of
the best assorted stocks OF SCIIooL Books and
STATIONERY to be lonnd in the City, which
they are BILE to offer AT first prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find all the leading School Books, Writing
and Wrapping Papers, Curtain Papers, Blast
ing Papers, and all ordinary Stationery, Blank
Books, Pens, Ink, &C., on the most favorable
terms. SCHOOL COMMITTEES, Teachers
md others purctasing in quantities for Schools,
are invited to cal. and examine our stock We
have had considerable experience in supplying
School Districts, and being publishers OF II mum
Der Of extensively used School Books, our iacIl-
tiles for getting such stock are unsurpassed.
Amongst our publications will be found the
following:
Comly's Spelling Book revised edition; Com
ly,S Primer; Young Orator; Gummere's Surver-
ing, the standard Treatise on this Science; Bon
nycastle's Men.ulalon; Andersnn's Davenpoy
History Of the United States, used in the Public
Schools orNew York and Philtdcphia; Gum
merc's Progressive Spelling Book; Comly't
Grammar; Latin Dictionary; The Book of Com
merce, &c, sc, &c.
URIAH HUNT & son.
d North Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Feb 26-3m.
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Three Silver Medals Awarded.

nHE American Institute, at the late great
Il Fair, held in New York, Oct. 1851, the
franklin Institute, at their exhibition in Phila.
dclphla, Nov. 1851, and the Maryland Institute.
now Just closed at Baltimore, awarded their
First Premium-.A Hirer Medal, to the
IMPROVED SPRING M47TRESS,
manufactured only BY the subscriber, thus en-
dorslng the opinion expressed by hundreds OF
our most intelligent citizens, that this Mattress
is superior 10 all others for comfort, elasticity
durability. chrapness and convenience of hand
ling and that ii is the only perfect Spring Bed
now in use. The public are invited TO call aud
examine this Improved Mattress, before purch-
a,lng. Medals were also awarded to the beau
tilul Cast Iron Bedsteads deposited at same time,
an assortment Of (which, together with a variety
OF other articles ofCast Iron Furniture is offer
ed for sale at low prices.
GEO. STURGES,
No. % Walnut ST.. Philadelphia,
No. 233 Broadway New York and
S. w. Cor of BALTIC. & Frederick SITS. Baltimore.
Dec 6. 81 If
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A. J. CIR O w.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. 50 .Narket ST., Wj!mingtou, Del.
GROCERIES, CHEAP FOR C3SH.
THE subscriber having on hand at his Store
No. SO Market ST., large and general aSsort-
ment of fresh and well selected Groceries, takes
this method OF informing the citizens of Elkron
and Cecil county generally, that he will sell
them as cheap as they can be bought either in
The Wilmington or Philadcl phia market; and
respectfully SolicitS call from such MS may want
goods in his line, before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, Wines L. Liquors..
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in par. of
LlQUORS,-of the first and medium quality
Old Cognac Brandy, do pal" do, jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy. Holland
Gin.
WINES.-Madeira, Port, Tenerir, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNonGAHrLA WhiSkcy and
Wine Biltcrs. ANDREW J. GROW,
No. SO Market ST., door above Mier's
Dec. Is ON Hotel. WiilHlHgiUn. DA.
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CABINET WARE ROOM

~ PORI DEIOSlI.
'THE subscribe would respectfully in loIm The
L public and the r"npl" in this Vicinity, that
he has removed into his New Shop, opposite II e
bakery Of Mr.. Philip Sauter, where h" is preya-
red 10 attend to al orders in his line buSin,ss
Having learned the business il enc Of the
large cities, he Las brought with Lin all the ants
OF the trade. and is pteIalcd to make tE' bot
articles, as well as the chcapcst md as lac does
his own work, and under but Hghl expense. he
can afford TO sell al lower prices han the city
shops. In short he can furnish every article in
his line, no matter how stylish ~ costly, ,r
whether 1t be OF Rosewood. Mahogany, Cherry
or common Pine. He will also make c, fins of
all kinds aad attend FUNERALS, whene yer his
services may be required.
Persons engaging furniture frcm him may re-
ly upon having it well made and of good nate
rails.
C5@Country product taken in exchange for
work. MATTHEW CANTWELL.
Port Deposit, Jan. lSt 1853
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Tin Ware and Stove
.N.INUF.ICTORf.

.WH.N UF.7CTORT.
THE subscribers have lately removed from
i Elkt"n, and have opened an establishment in
.NlDDLEIO DEL4U.4RE,
where they are anxious to serve the public and
their old friends wherever found in all The bran
ches oil their business.
They will keep on hand at low prices, Stores
ofall patterns and sizes, for parlors. offices, and
kitchens, and fun aSsSortmen, of Tin and Sheet
Iron ware at the lowest prices. They will also
attend To
ROOFING IND U1T.NG,
which they will do in the best manner and at
short notice. The public are respectfully in
vted to give them a call.
GRAHAM & SISCD.
Middletown, Del, MAY
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Tin.Ware and Stoves.

A LDRIDGE & CANTWELL, successors
IA to Graham 4 Aldridge, still continue at
the old stand, corner of Main and Bridge SITS.
where we hope to be able to accommodate all
who may favor us with Il call as our object is
TO sell cheap Tor the cash, or to puncual CUSTOM
ers. Having large stock of Tin-ware and
Stoves on hand, it would be to the interest Of
those in want of such articles, to give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
We would call the attention of the public to
the yer! large and superior lot of Stoves of va
rIous kinds and patterns comprising all the
Cook, CoaI md Wood Stores,
now in use, Of which the following are a part
Cook SloVes--Bcllc ofthC States, Metropolitan,
improved ompletc, for wood or coal; Etna
Albright, Grard Ar-tight, Aslor Air-tighl,
Premium, and Atwood Empire all ofwhich are
very superior cook stoves. Their assortment
of Coal and Wood Stoves for rooms, counting
houses, &C., is very large and beautiful, com
prislns in part the Revere, Jenny Lind, Da-
mond, Parlor, Sheet Iron Air-lighi, sc. The
public are respectfully invited to call at their
old stand and examine their assortment, as we
feel sure they will be pleased.
Also a large assortment ofTin- ware, Japancd
and plain: and every other article that is gen
orally kept in tin and sheet iron establishment.
Roofing and >pouling done al the shortest no.
Ice. and on the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
ware. LElkion. Sep Is If.
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lrricd, and usually

able female, married or unmarried, and usually
known under the name Of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
OF these are Proapsus Uleri, or Falling
of the Womb Fuor A bus, or Whites;
Chronic Inflammation and liberation of the
Womb; Incidental Hnmorrhaee. or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and Irregular Menstrual
ton, &c, with all their accompanying evils.
Cancer cXcepteG,) no matter how severe or of
how long standing.
MANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS in the
city New York and otherplaccs. finding them
selves without remedy in lnveterate cases of
The above complaints, and having due regard
for the welfare of their patients, have recon-
mcnded the use Of this medicine: and, after wit
Messing its sanitary effects. are now maniiestng
hear app obailon, not only by resortlns to it in
their treatment of the diseases for which i
rs intended, but in some instances accepting the
agency OF 1t TO facilitate its introduction into
more general use by the Faculty.
The influence of this composition upon the
female constitution is ofthe most triendy kind
the most delicate and feeb temae need have
no fears in its use for any length of time, for it
contains no mercury, nor any article which can
prove IN any way injurious, being made entirely
of vegetable extracts, aud prepared so as to taste
like pleasant cordial.
The Modus Operandi Oft this remedy, in the
cure Of this cass OF diseases, is through the
genera economy of the system, with peculiar
determination to the female organs.
Aldltlona Proof of this Cathoicon being
worthy the confidence of the afflicted, as
successful, Safe, and cheap Remedy. will b."
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 rcspccfuy invited.
The ingredients, as certified by high medical
authority, (see pamphlet, y are ALL VEGETA-
BILE, and are not associated with any article
unfrIcndly to the animal economy.
REFERENcES.-ProiD Dunbar. NJ. D. and Dr.
J. c. Orrlck. Baltimore, Nd; DR.. p B. Peck
ham, Utica. \. Y; DR.. d. Y. Foole, Syracuse,
n. Y; DR.. NJ. II. Mills, Rochester, n. Y; DR..
l.. ID. Fleming, Canandagua, n. Y; DR.. w
W. Reese, New York city; DR.. W. Prescott
Concord, \. H.
CT-Pamphlcls can be had gratis at the Store
of VIM. TORBERT, Elkton, by whom it is for
ale. Dec en-
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MORE N EWS.

I|hc largest, the most fashionable, and the bes
l. assortment of mons, woman's, and childrcns
boots and shoes, in Cecil county, is to be found a
the subscribers BOOT 6 SHOE STORE, in Elk
ton.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, (Enoch CroucN his
entire stock of Ladies, Misses, and children's
boots and shoes, and has commenced manulac-
turing Ladies Shoes of every description. He is
now prepared to accommodate all who may favor
him with call, with mems womcn's and chill
drcns boots and shoes of the best sort at very low
prices THOS. c. CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb Goth 49,
N. B. Country produce taken in exchange for
otsand shoes. Wanted journcymen shoemak-
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Anodyne Cherry Expectorant

Is Confidently recommended to Inralids, as uN-
SURPASSED by any known preparation, Tor tie
cure OF COUGHS, HO.3RSENESS, and other
forms Of common colds; BRONCHITIS. 1STH-
Nh. Group, CONSUMPTION in an Early
Stage, and for the RELIEF of the Patient even
in Advanced Stages OF that Fatal Disease.
1t combines in a scientific manner, remedies
OF long esteemed value, with others OF more re-
cent discovery, and besides its soothing and tonic
qualities. acts through the skin gently. and
with great efficacy, for the cure ofthis class Of
diseases.
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CANE SEAT CHAIR
M.7NTF.ICTORT.
No. 13l NORTH Saith Street,

.ND. ID .NOTH O2IIH ofrecf,
Opposite Franklin Square, PHILADELPHIA.
TllE subscribers constantly finishing, and
L. On hand Plain and Fancy Cane Scat Chairs,
in great variety OF Elegant and Fashionable
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 Settles,
Hall Chairs, Counting House and Office Arm
Chairs, large and small Rocking Chairs, Store
and Steamboat Stools, Windsor Chains, and
Settles, &C., SC.
Having extended facilities FOR manufacturing
we can offer a large stock TO select from. and
execute all orders as promptly and chcapy as
any establishment IN the Union.
Housekecpers, Hotels, Steamboat and Rail
Road Companies. will find ii to their inter est to
call at the Factory Of n. F. WOOD,
No. l3l North 9th st. opposite Franklin Square,
Feb. 26-,'m. Philadelphia.