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SINGULAR ELopEMENT.-InP hiladel.
phia, ON Thursday night, at late hour.
black fellow was found in company
with a white woman, by some members
of the City Police, under circumstances
which led to their being taken to the
Station House. The black was carry
ing quantity of baggage, as much as he
Gould slagger under, and thu lady aver
red he was her s.rvant. Upon beng
questioned at the Station House, how
ever, it appeared that it was case of
elopement. The parties had come from
Lancaster, and arriving at late hour,
had not been able to obtain lodgings.
The romance of the thing had worn Off
by this time, and the female heartily re-
pented of her folly. She confessed with
tears in her eyes, that she had been
reading Shakspeare's Othello, and fam
cied herself another Desdemona, her
sootv lover another Moor of Venice.
Upon positive promise TO return home
she was released, together with her black
lover.
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Clocks. Watches. IcwrIry and

e HFER-E .3HE.-Pcrsous y!s'io@ Will
omincion would consult lhcir iairrcst ny VS.
ifing the establishment Of IlBA FEARS T.
son. corncr OF .!th and Market ST.. who have
HE largest assortment Of the following articles
to be found IN the clty:--Goli Hunting aud SIN
glrd casrd Patent Lever WATCHES, Of The best
makers; LnilcS hunting watches, very SMALL;
sold chaicl@ ire. u"rk, vest and fob chains;
Fine s";I ol 'cWritF. ("tlrIngs and breast pins. }
finger rings, medallion gold Pens and pencils.
bracelets, cut pins, seals, sleeve buttons. spec
lac'es and lhitnhies TIL" finest assortment Of
SILVER Ware Of the EIi2abrrhan". Gothic, Tue-
can, Ihrrn lei anl plain Patterns. consisting of
Forks. Spoons, brtrcr knives, su.ar spoons, salt
and mustard spoUus, la .rs &C, &c. We also
kr"p the celebrated ALbATA SILVER
WARE ofhraui1u patterns, rlost einal 10 sol
il silver. Agency tor happ's celebrated "scl-
enttc niche Gold Pens" the best article ever
manufactured.
Is~Cl"cks and Watches repaired in the best
manner and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
mar. - '53--Gni.
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BLINDS ANF9 SHADES.
NSTAKE NOTICE. ~

p J. WILLIAMS, No. IL North SIXTH ST.,
-. few doors above Market ST., PirLhrEL-
pHtA, is the most eYten>iv. AMI BEST manniac-
turers Of WINDOW BLINDS and SHADES
in the United States aud has taken the highest
premiums at all the Exhibitions; h" buys the
best materials BY wholesale cheaper Tor cash
than others pay for inferior articles BY r'lall;
and can, therefore, sell superior Eenltian Blinds
and Shades, as cheap as others ask for interior
articles. PAINTED WINDOW SH4DES
in great variety. OF beautiful designs ami Supc-
rior quality. BUFF and WHITE LINEN
SHADES. Blind and Shada Trimmings. Fix
tur.s, Sc, wholesale and retail o, the lowest
cash prices. STORE SHADES Iainltl aud
leitercI to order. Reed Blinds nj rianulnctn-
rer's prices. OLD BLINDS painted 10 look
as good as new. Purchasers By calling will he
convinced that he sells 3 superior article and
guarantees full satisfaction. A liberal discount
MADE 10 dealers. ave study to phrase"
BENZ. J. VILLA Ms.
Apr 9 3m No y North 9Th ST.. Phla.
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El!.A'F' sE Egs.

THE subscriber has now and intends keeping
J. al the oil established LEATHER STORE;
North East cornrr Of IOHrih and DU,nGe Sts.,
Composite The urp'r Market Iinnsc.J Whining
ton, Del -, a large and we'll selected assortment.
nj spanish, Ftemiock and Sne Leather, French
ani Patent Calfsklns OF superior b,an;!; and al.
Tie various kinds al '.rathsr made use Of in The
lna1uactul" Of Boots, Shines, Saddle. and l!ar-
ness, al! Of which will +" soil on the mos, rras-
onablc terms. Persons wishiGe 10 purchase
Leather will find il 10 their advantage 10 call
ard examine For themselves before purchasing
elsewhere. J. I. CHAMBERLIN.
mar. II 'i3.--3n.
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THE CECIL WING,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
RY p C. RICKETTS,.

TERYs.--Tyo Iollars a year in advance, and
two Iollars AMI fifty cents fnot paid in advance.
To clubs, in lvance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ApvERTI7ING.--One dollar square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents a square for
each subsequent insertion Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal 10 that. make n square.
Fractions of square. counted as a square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi annu-
ally ~ by the yea, at mhleraie rates.
- Ian lbiiS and J oh Work of fall kinds done
neatly an at short notice. The office of"THE
WING" is in the centre of1he town. next door
90 Doct. Wallace's Dug Store.
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CHEAP
WINDOW SETiErE;

DEPOT END M4NNF.3CTORY ofG. l..
~ MILLER e. co., y. ". cQtner .7rrh amt
Second Stree S, Observation-Disclosures variety
orShalra. wholesale and retail, such as Scroll.
Fluwcr, Gothic, Nirnrtle, Oil and Dry Land
scaprs, are To be In al the lowest prices Tor
quality OF work. Orders Ter Gir, Plain, Store,
L.i!crrd and other SHADES eyccGtci al short no.
ticr.
Merchants and others are invited to give Us
a trial. WE WILL TRY To PIEAsE.
Brasses. Trimmings &C.. ai"ars on hand.
Remember S. W. corner Second and Arch
Streets, PhIia. FEB -
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Apr 8 3w

PORT DEPOSIT ,
Hl.:..s=:.:::=-:aalssuaAss-' FREDERICKToWN,
sssSssssssaasis:sss:sssssssss-s GEORGETOWN,
NARY LAND, and PHILADELPHIA.
The Steamer LADY WILMER has COM
menced her regular :rps between the above
places, on MONDAY, the 18th of March, touch
ing q Craig's Wharf, Port Hermann, Ford's
Landing, Turner's Greek, Iiarve de Grace, Per-
ryvlli", and other Intermediate points, and runs
as follows ;--Leaye Por, Deposit on Mondays,
1T 8 A. NJ, for Frederick,own and Georgetown;
leave Fredericktown on Mondays, P. NJ, for
Philadelphia leave Philadelphia on Wednes-
days, al p. NJ, for Fredericktown and Gcor ge-
town; lrave Fredericktown on Thursdays, n,
9 A. NJ. Tor Pot Deposit leave Port Deposit
on Thursdays, at P. NJ, for Philadelphia;
leave Philadelphia on Saturdays, at A. NJ,
for Port Deposit.
The Steamer Lady Wilmer has been hand
somely fitted up for the accommodation Of pas
sengers, and is calculated to carry Il lur.e a.
mount Of freight. All way freights down 10 be
pad by the shipper. All down freight must be
delivered on her wharf. (frst below Race street,
one hour previous to the tim Of s'4rting.
VIM. II. GILPIN, PhlaArlphia,
WILMER 81 DAVIS, Port Deposit,
cS@paasage, 81. mar, !9 If. Agents.
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Esprhent0&n Female College.

This Institution is beautifully situated on the
bank of the Delaware river, near the grounds
oithc late Joseph Bonaparte. For beauty Of
situation ease OF access AMI general healthini-
ness. no institution in our country possess SUI
perlor, and lew, If any, equal advantages.
The summer session commences May end.
For catalogues containing terms. ec,. Address
JOHN X. BRAkELEl.
Mar. l9-i W. presiieot.
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9Th April, 1853.
ORDERED, That the sale Of the property in
" the case of Rowland against Churchman
made and reported by the Trustee, w. Hall, be
ratified and confirmed unless cause 10 the con
trary thereof be shown, on or before the sixth
day of June next, provided a copy OF this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in Cecil
county, once IN each OF three successive weeks
before the twentieth day of May next.
The Report states the amount OF sales 10 be
$4,000. True copy. Test
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Apr 8 3w Reg. cur. can,
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PsSGyTY s. ssAEsgeETE's

4 G.2NLJ SIP4L W.9RE-HOUSE ND
Il seq STOn,E.-No. 1915 MIr!tH S,rrci,
PIILAuELAnA --FnOurY & MEAKS' Patent
Srit-oaarpcnna i'iouehs, Of all sizr', n-ht aud
ic:! Aunded-SubSoi Side tiil AMI Double
mouli, &C., with Steel r.. lending Points. Bar
Bar-share, Beach, and otht. k'n~' Of castings
or repairing. The Emperor 0, kls.h award
ed int Tue above pioughs, a massive o!Q m'daI,
value $500. Also, the Lfeat hi4il. 1t lie
Norli's Far, was awarded to P. &. NJ. Pr. III
NJ" 10. CWLWat0,S with dDubic~poInt polish
81 steel teeth, which can be T., ycrsrd. thus gel
Tag double wear OF the common teeth. Also
Cn!,iv"lors of al! kinds with Sleri l'ceth.
Saa.n' atmospheric chUrnS. corn shelters i'm
proved kinds, hay and straw caters, han! corn
mills, com and cob cruShcIs, Gcdls' improved
harrows. square and a harr"ws. hOr>" .ak"s,
grinhstunes, ita hung. dirt Scraper.. 4 srIcul-
lnfrl turnnceS, on yckrs aud bows forks tOr un-
lnn Ing hay, man hay rake, bow pins, ample
ptaiets, Ok JnuIzIrs, mote traps, pruning h"""s
ana chISr,S, saws and scissors, iron we'll CARDS,
ana zinc tu5elng for chain pumps, corn plant
cis, ;urnlp drills, To So; Grants patent tan
mills, garden engines, wheat drills, horse pow
crs aud thrrShers, moving AMI rcapng rna-
chimes. chaIn pumps, callc ties, bull rings,
pa enl iron snalhs, grubhing hoes, transplant
Ing trowrlS, hay and manure forks shuvels ana
spades, garden AMI feel hoes, garIpn rakes in
variety. chi lrtn stools Darling scythes snalhs.
with patent taSlnngS, roatne hooks.
Also, Horticultural! Tools OF every desc rip
ton. Garden and Grass SEEDS, for sale al the
lowest price, at wholesale AM retail. apr I'm
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HARNESS MAKING.

THE subscriber ha wing resumed his Oh bust
ness, (ot harness makina,) has taken the old
harness establishment next to George Green s,
where he will have constantly an hsnd Saddles,
Brides, Harness, SC, and will also attend
strictly 10 all Kind oil repairs in the same line OF
business. JOS. MAHAN.
Elklon, March 26. ;53 Il
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NasY'EsE.

10 prevent any mistake on the part OF the
Public 'nierable from a notice published in the
Baltimore American ans! the Cec, papers, the
Undersigned having bought all the right, title
and interest. Consisting in property, notes, book
accounts, Sc, of J. d. Marshbanh, and r. r.
Nandever, and assumed all the responsibilities
Of the same. in the Foundry and Machine bust
ness at Port Deposit; Notice is hereby given
that the subscriber alone is authorised to settle
all the assets and liabilities OF Marshbank y
Co., and Murshbank. McClenahan & Co.
T.. ID. McCLENAHAN.
March 2lth 1853 (apr93w
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Wi mino'on Cheap Clothing Store.

SPRING CLOTHING FOR 1855.
TtIlIE uu ier>i-nel @oull respectfully inform,
l. the clilzrns Of Cecil comfy anduthrr parts
al the Eastern Shore that he has his Spring
Stock Of NJ ms and Boys Clothing ready for
Inspection On hanI Cloths, CasSimrres and
Ves;inaS Tor order work. HIS Clothing will
be sold cheap Tor cash AMI n! @o".Is warranted
asreprc-rntet. EDWARD MOORE,
mar. II SLY No. rs Markets..
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% Re10srs ano CORRESPONDENTS.

GIVE have on our first page an article in
rhyme from one Of our corr espondents, WIZ q has
been silent some time; letter fir ON s'Maude, -
who quotes from one Of her correspondents, who
we should suppose to be man very much fer
her own mind, not TO intimate after her heart,
also; another chapter from '<J'' in relation to
the buried treasures OF Capt. Kidd, which will
certainly soon be buried no longer, if any one
has the perseverance 10 dig that II feet; and a
Report Of Prlchard's trial.
D-5-"Leri' from up the Susquehanna, writes
us about nuisance along the river shore. L.
is beyond the reach of any influence, we pre-
sumo, except the Grand Jury and the Court,
"Bea Bioo,7er' who blooned not for us in
all the Winter, expands to-day again in goodly
proportions. We welcome your letters back
most gladly, e" Ben" and beg that your genius
may dream so long again ne yer more.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

XETILL be found at the Old Stand. opposite
w the Court House, with few exceptions
AT reduced prices. Thankful for past patron
age solicit a continuance OF the same. The
public are respectful invlled 10 cal mud ea-
anime. (Apr 9. $50 b. T. MAY.
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RAGS: RAGS =!

THE highest price Paid Cash for RAGS. twool
en- rXccried.) at The Rockville P;,1"r Mil, on
the Little Elk, by E. JORDAN.
March 90,
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SHIPPING TgEss WANTED.

4 usx RAT, MINK, Kfn AND GsEy Fox, Rae
III coon AND RABBIT SKINS. For which the
highest cash prices will be paid BY
SOILS. BROTHERS,
&c Arch St. bot . ! Il 3D. Sis. Phiia irlphia.
l7S Water ST. Cup stairs) New York.
March l2-2m.
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Cecil Bank

Port Deposit, March 30, 1853.
STOCKHOLDERS will please take Notice
~ that an election will take place ut their
Baking House, on MONDAY. Tie 9'h day OF
May, next, for nine Directors. al | O'Clock, p.
NJ. A. ANDERSON,
Api2te Cashier
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CAPTURE OF A MAMMOTH WHALE.-A
whale, so feet long, and weighing 40
tons, was caught off Montauk Point,
below New York. few days ago. Four
boats were lost in the conflict before he
was taken. A steamboat has been sent
down to tow hun up to the city, where
he is to be exhibited.
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Domestic musins. beachcd ditto, Summer pant
stuff in great variety. cloth, cashmere. twecds
alpaca, b'ocadr. popIins, bed tichins, check
shirling. stripe do, &c.
N. B. Country produce taken in exchange
ioT goods iapra
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ENHES is TO GIFE NOTICE, That the
] subscriber Of Cecil county, has obtained
from the Orrhans' Cont of said county, letters
Iestimen'a.y Oh the personal estate Of
John Ewing, Sent,
late of said county deceased All persons hav-
ing clai ms against the SAID deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the sane with the vouchers
thci eof duly authenticated, on or before the
goth day OF December, 1858,
obey may Otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate. are requested to make immediate
pay ment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 9th day Of March, 1858.
WILLIAM PIERCE,
March Gg Fxec'r.
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CABINET yyARE-ROOM.

I'm ELHTON.--The subscriber respectfully
i calls the attention of his friends and the
public to his large and splendid assortment Of
Ready-Made Furniture,
of all kinds, made Of the hes, materials and in
the latest styles, hy the hes. workmen.
Every article will be sold as cheap, for cash,
as ltcan he bought tnr in either city; and any
piece Of furniture called for and not ON hand
will be Immediately made TO order, and war
ran,ed to please.
Persons wishing to buy will save money by
calling at my Oh Stand in 1.-THE Holiow," be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
UNDERTAKING. attention will be
paid TO furnishing collins Of all qualities, and
attending funerals at the shortest notice.
Feb IL I'm ROBERT MARSHBANK.
WANTED.-Any quantity of Half Barrels
w for which the h,yhes, cash nrice will be
paid By BROWN L. FnARp.
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SINGULAR CoINclpENcE.--lt is little
singular that of five of he presidential
candidates one. Webster, is dead an
other. and the successful candidate, lost
his little boy, soon after his election, by
a most distressing accident aud his own
and wir's lives were saved almost mi
racuIouSlv: while the third. fourth, and
fifth, viz: Fillmore, Cass ard Douglas,
have each had to mourn Tie loss OF taer
wives since the canvass. Surely death
strikes Ii high places.
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Mr.. WgysTl rs EsrArE.-The Boston
Courier saws it is now certain that every
thing at MsrShtie>t,' which the public
would desire 10 Sc" preserved, as per.
maneni memorial of that great states
man, will De secured for that purpose;
but that whether his testameniarv wish
ss III relation TO his birthplace ~ New
Hampshire will b. also carried int ci-
feet, dtpead on the further action Of l.S
friends.
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WORKING OF THE LIQUOR LAw.-The
Vermont Liquor Law provides among
other things, for the arrest Of a person
found intoxicated, and his detection
until he will disclose where he obtained
she liquor. A case under this provision
has already arisen in Woodstock, where
man was arrested for intoxication and
lodged in jail. On examination he re-
fused to give a definite answer. as 10
where he obtained liquor, and was re-
committed TO Jail. He still refuses to
dIvu'ge. and the Justice SAYS he will
Keep him in Jail for a year uuItss he
owns up.
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STRAW GonDs--spRnXG 1853

vEHHiS IS TO GIVE NOTiCE, That the
h subscriber OF Cecil county, has obtained
from tho Orphans Court Of said county, letters
Teslumcntary on the personal estate of
William Crothers,
late OF said county deceased. All persons bsv.
ING Claims against the said deceased, are her by
warned to exhibit the same with the yo,' .ners
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
4lh day OF January, 1854,
they may otherwise by law. be ex.iuled from
all benefit Of said estate. All Pc Ions indebted
to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under N,
hand this 9Th day Of Marcr. 1858.
JOHN JANNEY,
March 6w Exec'r.
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appointment By the Postmaster Gen
eral.-Christain Case, postmaster at
Havre de Grace, Hartford county, Md,
vice Frederick X. Williams.
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PhtagOnia Gira n0.

S0 Tons strong scented, iu>t received per
4 ~ ship "GiAorn." THIS Grann was Silt
ed al the Islands, and is OF very superior quali-
u. For sale by J. Is. a s. ). ALLEN,
and South Wllurves,
Mar D jw PHILADELPHIA.
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PRAcTicAL AMALGAMArloN. A case
of more than ordinary interest was COM
menc4d in the Court Of Common Pleas.
before Judge Thompson. this morning,
says the Philadelphia Bulletin of the
18th. II is feigned issue to test the
validity of the will of the late William
Johnson, a negro, who was reputed to
have left white wife and two small
mulatto children, in life, besides black
wife. married few days before his
death. The white wife was in court,
with her two children. They were
quite respectable in appearance. Anoth-
er singutarity attending the case is, that
one of the female witnesses for the
white wife, is white woman Of great
beauty and youth, who has muIatto
husband aud children. She attracted
considerable attention. We felt reliev.
ca when we ascertained that both these
females were of foreign b,rth--onr a
Scotch, and the latter an English W.
man.
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NOTICE..

y order 60 accommodate the people # New
L ark, Eikton and North Fast, Tickets Will be
sold ri lhc Wilmington Office for tho,r points,
per through Freight Tam, IA passenger car
being attnchel,J ltay,na ilnlnerur NJ 8 +.
NJ. J. II. WAENER,
MIR ~ Az cEt.
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EAKMING IL OBEGoN. The 0rego.
uian gives as the product of one hill Of
potatoes grown in field Of several acres,
and without any extra culture, one hun.
dred and nlnety-nlne potatoe,, weight 7
hftv-'hrer pounds. i hr product OF 5 v.
vral hills in the field weighed over forty
pounds TO eacn hill.
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REID THIS !!

rS0n YARDS MOUSLIN DELAINES for
lJJJ sal" Al KENNARn & Co.'S, east end Of
Elt,on. As we wish to close out our stock Of
Water G % i W. now nfAr some 81 the great
est bl 'ga,nS EYER ntl'.ri in this town, We
have also n tir.' rls1rtn n Of GWehnlarc, Al
paca, ',ints, FiaaaH.s. Hosiery sai Gioves in
ery qusali:Y. ifee. II
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Hon. JOHN {. LEGRAFD, Chef Judge
of The Maryland Court Of Appeals, nav
ing been appointed Solicitor of the {,
5. Treasury. ii will, in case he accepts
the oil!ce, de,otye upon the Governor
to appoint his successor to act until No
veluhrr n-Xt, when ID new election Will
be held by the people.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

~M. TORBERT' has now opened his new
w and well selected stock of Spring and
Summer Goods. all OF which he is Offering very
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,

Quernsware, Hardware, Cedal ware, Boots,
SHOES, Hats and Caps, all OF which have been
selected with great care. | have fine room
with plenty OF light and consider it no trouble
TO show my goods. | hope by close attention
to business and BY giving the goods fair
chance TO recommend themselves, to merit Il
liberal patronage from the public. My motto
is '.quick sales and small profls.''
n. B. Country produce taken at the highest
market prices in exchange for goods
Apr9lf J. d. ASH.
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JOHN d. M!CNrNER. hacnt.

CAUTION The Subscribers, pat,ulrcs NJ
Wherirr'S Patent Horse Powers, hGen. noticed
that h9ricuiturai rr'HS are making v hcrlti =
Patent Horse pCEg!s, and se!!uS them. wnru
in fact hcr have noI obtained from u any iih-
srty To pst our patent; We hereby canton ali
person. that said firms have no ligit io use our
patent, or to manufacture said horse p"""fs. md
that sale by them will confer no right upon
the purchaser to use such powers.
Arp 2 in il. s. ". e. Wht,l ~ rat's.
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III the Search for Sir John Frank
lin fifteen expeditions have been en-
gagged, at cost OF $4,000, geo. Sir
John has now been absent nearly eigh,
wears.
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E~Six full grown panthers were kill,
I'd d few weeks ago in Elk county, Pa.
The largest measured l3 feet from the
nose to the end ofthe tail.
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NEW STORE,

T TAKE this method Of informing my friends
I an! the Public, that | have just opened
New Store on Main street, nearly opposite
Johnsnn's Hotel. My stock is entirely new,
embracing every variety adapted to the wants
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Three Silver Medals Awarded.

THE American Institute, at the late great
L Fair, held in New York, Oct. 1851. the
Franklin Institute, al their exhibition IN Philn-
dephia. n ov. 1851, and the arylan! Institute,
now inst closed at Baltimore, awarded their
First Premiasn Silrer Medal, TO the
IMPROVED SPRING MATTRESS,
anu(aclnrcd only by the subscriber, thus en-.
tlorsine the opinion expressed BY hundreds OF
our most intelligent citizens, that this Mattress
is superior Il, all others for comfort, elasticity,
durnbility, chrnpness and convenience OF hnnd-
! liog aad that it is the only perfect Spring Bed
now in use. The public are invited to cal! and
examine this Improved Mattress, before pureh-
esinc.. eiGlS were also AWARDED 10 the heRu-
utui Cast hon Bejsreads deposited 81, same time,
an assortment oiwhich, together with variety
of other articles Of Cast Iron Furniture is offer
ed for sale at low prices.
/ GEO. STURGES,
No. 90 Walnut ST., Philadelphia,
No. 292 Broa lway New York, and
s.W. Cor Of Bal,o. l. Fr-der,ct SIS. Baltimore
DEC :. 81 If
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