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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04

VA couple of travellers took lodgings for
about ten days at a tavern in York, Pa, and
Jared sumptuously, drinking two or three
bottles ofwine daily. The last day dis
putc arose about the speed of their horses,
and they at last agreed to enter Oh the propo-
scd contest The landlord was appointed
judge, each being the rider Of his own horse.
When they were mounted, the judge. like
those at the Olympic games, gave the words,
Zone, two, three, and 60" off they went,
and never been seen or heard Ct since, leaving
the landlord fully compensated by having
had the honor to be the judge who started
them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04

| HoNon.-What is honor but the height,
and flower, and top Or morality, and the ut
most refinement of conversation? Virtue
and honor are such inseperabIe companions,
that the heather would admit no man into
the temple Of honor who did not pass into it
through the temple of virtue. Princes in
deed, may confer honors, or rather titles or
names of honor, but they are mans or wo-
mans own actions which must make him or
her truly honorable. And every mans life
| is the herald's office, whence he must derive
and fetch that which must blazon him to the
world; honor being but the reflection of a
mans own actions, shining brighter in the
face of all about him, and from thence re-
bounding on himscIf.-It teaches man not
to revenge contumeious or rcproachful
word, but to be above it; and, therefore, it
was greatly spoken of by Caius Marus. lie
said he "valued not what men could say of
him, for, if they spoke true, they must needs
speak honorably of him; if otherwise, his life
and his manners should be their combination. :"
And, doubtless, it is truer and noblcr vim
dication of mans honor, to clear off and
confute Islander by his own life than by an
other mans death-to make his innocence
and his virtue his compurgators, and not
fight but to live down the calumniator.
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Notice TO Creditors.

rTNlIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
l. Der OF Cecil county, has obtained from the Us-
phans' Court of said county, letters Testamcntary
on the personal estate Of
Ann Sterling.
late of said county, deed All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to
hbt the same with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, on or before the
18th day of October 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate All persons indebted to said
estate. are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand this 18th
day of October, 1854.
WIN. FLINTHAM.
Executor of Ann Sterling, decd.
Test, JAS. H. JAMAR. Res.r. lOet ., '5t-6w.
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UAn old man who lately died in Lei
cestcrshire workhouse was some years ago
sentenced to be hung for mutiny.-The rope
was about his neck, and he was upon the
point of being swung off when he was re-
proved. From that hour to the time Of his
dcath-whether it was from q nervous feel
ing or from fancy cannot be dctcrmined--he
never wore a ncckcrchicf about his neck.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04

THE PHILOSOPHY OF RAIN.-To understand
the philosophy of this beautiful and often
| sublime phenomenon, SO often witnessed
| since the creation of the world, and so essen
tial to the very existence of plants and ami
mails, a few facts derived from obscrva ton,
and long train ofexperiments, must be re-
ncmbercd.
l. Were the atmosphere every where at all
times of a uniform temperature, we should
never have rain, or hail. or snow. The wa
ter absorbed by its evaporation from the sea
and the earth's surface, would descend in an
imperceptibc vapor, or cease to be absorbed
by the air when it was once fully saturated.
3. The absorbing power of the atmosphere
and consequently its capacity to retain hl,.
nudity, is rroportionably greater in warm
than in cold air.
). The air nearest the surface of the earth
is warmer than it is in the region of the
clouds. The higher we ascend from the
earth the colder do we find the atmosphere
Hence the perpetual snow on very high noun
tans i'll the hottest climate.
Now. when from continued evaporation,
the air is highly saturated with vapor, though
it be invisible, and the sky cloudlcss, fits
temperature is suddenly reduced, by cold
currents descending from above, or rushing
from a higher to a low latitude, or by the
or by the motion of a saturated air to cold
er latitude, its capacity to retain moisture is
diminished, clouds are formed and the result
is rain. 1t condenses as it cools, and like y
sponge filled with water, and compressed,
pours ont the water which its diminished ca
pacity cannot hold. How singular, yet how
simple the philosophy of rain! What but
Omniscience could have devised such an adj
mirablc arrangement for watering the Garth !
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That tho subscri-
l. Der of Cecil county, has obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of said county, letters Testamenary
on the personal estate of
Ann Moore,
late of said county deed. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, hereby warned to cx-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly au-
thonticated, on or before the
.. 18th day Of October 1855,
they may otherwise by law. BE- excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to make immediate payment
to the Subscriber. Given under my hand this 18th
day of October, 1851. WILLIAM C0ALE,
Executor of Ann Moore decd
Test. JAS. H. LAMAR, Rcgr. lOct. Is, DIV
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04

D@About 5000 cmigrants arrived inNcw
York city from Europe on Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

No 10 Battery place, Ort liz, 1854
The trip 81 the new steamer Pym utn Rock, for this
line nioned in thfs mornings psper, was Simply
engineers trial trip and 'the ARG party board"
were The mechanics and persons employed In the
str, ction OF the boat
We propose exhibiting the Plymouth Rock to the gen
tlencn Of the press At O'Clock NJ sxtn day Oct
L. vhere ehr lies, at tho foot of Twelfth street
last liver, whom We Asi be happy TO any OF you
beard
We intend afford ng tho public oppoY unity TO see
her IT oier No North river. Monday eveaina oct
Is brilliantly IIgh up aud vii on rhs arst trip
for ssoncgton Tuesday, the 18th, at4P NJ Ia gita
tions for which win be ssred In day or t~o
Years respectfully, H. b. LOCKWOOD.
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Port Of New York, October Ii, 1854,

CLEARED.
ssss;a%ssniI Aslsssc West LCgs5poo Gon; ~
ship cksshrs Ponsroy. New orleans Crosby, Crooksr
ship Mary Green, Brookmsn, New Orleans, H Brook
Strip seno,s Prisshs,d Charleston, Alfred L.ad.
Rari johann Frederick ixooh Dsds, Tybss, lunch /
BARK Pilgrim Robinson Bcn.iro Nssni.h. dsoa.
Ban E. u pne:s. boss 81 af Havana King CO.
bark Sarah Jane Sanders Savannah Sturges Clearman
B.;, Fanny HG1ns. gal,Ipsrs y Schmidt az
Brig Ecsu. souls; Smith, Charleston. master;
schr sophy Collins, Allan, williamson Batcmsn Rud
sehr d Mason. Mnllsn Richmond. } Norton yr.
schr Carleton Jayne, Tyler, Baltimore, Van Brunt
sohs Geo xansum scudder. Philadelphia, W Elwsn 4
sosr A gpsArr smith. Es.tyills, Holm wsscott
sohr Amanda, Hogan. Pro,idspos q Havans
sss pr B".
sioop " arren, stannsrd, New Haven. master.
ARRIVED
passsnssrs to Dunhsa Dinon. oct .. Oh 81 Georges
s:w i've rss 'sandrs sn saw ship s0,.
sales ne BANK. Had eight dssth: and two bsss %
ns,k Areqslp. ODD. Cooper Rio Janeiro GO days. with
&c. ysssss isSs,n c.ss hsssssa: passed mum
Rvig Bso tBr,, Gould Port Prn So q dsys, with log
wood % > w Delaaeld; vessel TO G Aekcriy
Biz Samuel CO ok (cf st Johns,
PR, II dAys, with cugar. to Gim6ornat d EscorisEa
Ers MARYLAND tOr TIimingham East harbor. Bahamas,
10 days With sait 10 Middleton a Co. Sept g. in tn rks
pivste ign ?Hb, lat "a lon ~ spoke schr Alice Ann
Banded from baltimore for Kiagston, Ja Sh iust lat
IS 43 Ion rs 05 spohe brig Nebraska from
Bath nth la Ion a 81 passos the lark Ssone, Of Now
schr John oassper Chapel Savannah, days With lum-
Ecir Modsd Piast Day Ncybcrp, NC sdays, With naval
stores ncb we'll Co Oct g. lat IS . Ion ~ 50,
fol In with wrecs Of brig Renbos Of Now York. water
logged ard took from her the capita and
eohr & Ruadcrow Midget, wsshinss,n. NC days
Schr Ella, Weakcs Washington, NC. 4days.
Schr Heat Ann, Monroe, aship gton IN c. days
Schr Pearl sstervels Wsshinaso NC, Idays.
schf Commerce. Corson, Norfolk, days.
Schr Prank McMath rorfolk, daya
Scir Era Han In Boston. DAYS
sctr Mary Crosby Boston for Albany.
Scbr George Ann, Ferris, Bost n, 3 days.
eohr Chase Tuts O. Providence for Albany.
Schr AeAwam. Bss,y wareham days.
sehr Rsnriet,a Lindsey Portland.
s1oop Helen Todd Now Recfovd
Sloep Pointer Fowler Providence.
Sloop Joseph Hall. Watts, Portland, c..
Ships Southampton. IS day. from Liverpool; Ssmp.
day fro- dol RoFe Ste wsrt 81 dsvs from DO: Geo
Canning ~ days from BsmburS-by potsoss Eiwood
Ship wharton, Gates from Havro. septic. with pas
~ fsrF Jsuss Mitchell - dare from London for this
nor, Was boarssd I2tb Pm 80 miles south Bloc
Island BY pilotboat II Nelson.
Also one bark unknown
wind Suyjpe the day from NE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

PBlLADELPHIs, Oct Is PM arr brss Iosisa Yates,
Boston H. inlet Carr Savannah; Harriet Hall Boston;
hsrs Jonss ha,e:st Burlsy Portland sshrs
10. Uehol.s nsDuns PertlaI d; cathsrins Long;
York
nills Bailey Po,tlsnd; .sh,s Arsts.. Bsksr L.oon.
Bar ton Lowden. New York; C A Hscksher, Stubs
Ssiem ban Nicholas DcDuHs julia Thorn Portland
Mary Aefshon James Sing Sing
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schr etcrm King late Of boston, cold ut sydGey
NsW. pfpr 20 Jane ~, for $500
LAUNCHED AZ w.uee 7,h inst, by Mossrs Counoe
Co ,hip 81 H00 'obs ~ be commanded ~ "apt lilac
BIst no. etecu
81 fe,oets lib Inst are sbp Of 700 tons oslisd the
Knrv ethkbe ned b. John Bach. Etq OF Roxbury
Intended for hvrdep and lsrse stovkge she bu u
Southern rins esk and ssseru uvbe, b heavily fasacSd
with copper and iron, And reHeou great credit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

Tho socp ~ Decatur boupd 80 the Pacific fr Do,
Eosf,k l., arrived a. Rio Jsnsco ugust a. 10 ~ DAYS,
IA in good btal'h Had bead winds alt he wy. after
provisionirg she preceded ntr sossxs The sav.a
ran rem aimee 1t Rio ~ that u ne. alt vel
Tbs brig Of rsr Bsinoridge remsiosd at M,ntevieeo
AN-. ~, Al vol,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

BOSTON Oct rs An sAip Telssrsph Msnfs: tsfA
Adea Rcesrs Baltimors trys Franconia 81 Marys CO;
Websse-. Potomac River Citsss. Phusdelvhis
new ORLEANS. Oct l2-Arr ships Sunuysids from Ma.
isbsr and Nursmburg snd Horseass. HYork-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14
Another Muadcr, Prooably-A Man shot In
the streets.

We are sgsn called upon to record another attempt
to take life in the public streets. At lato hour on
THURSDAY night, man named John Gil.crgs was on his
way to Ills home 10 Broa iwa, the of Fifty
Drst street and while PASSING down the Ninth avenue
rear Fifyffh street, he shot down by some mid.
night assassin, who crep. up behind him Tw, bullets
took effect in the back directly upder the right shoul.
der blade The poor Immediately fell 10 the ground
and cried 'murcer," "nstch," &c which. as also tho
report Of the wsspon heard by a nbor OF Cor.
man fsmles living IN the imu eoiste vicinity these
people, however were much fnghtensi, and afraid to
venture out, and did not do
therefore, the night being dark, cowardy villain
had an excellent ofpor unity to essspe, wcich hc in
rovec. with hut very little being known of him The
wounded was, Ia fee moments after p,rpetra.
tion OF the crme found where no had falleu In
ssr tibe condition, and eyed to tho police station
in tire Twenty second ward, whore mis- wounds
smined BY D,s. Hepburn. Nc lister ana Church. aud
pronounced fatal Mr.. 0ilfcrgs then taken to the
New yors Hospital be still fingers gress pain
though his lie Ia departed Of. Every effort will be
TO ascertain who the murderer By the police
OF the Twenty .second ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

Il and tuo men came In and Fosses told them he co d
not Vt them have ANYTHING to Trinx; they seemed
mcnccd showing ihsm out. had the handle Of thu door
my hsno, TO shut the door when they put out;
they got out upr tho step OF the door whcu shot
from behind u.s. he diagram produced IL CORRECTLY tnero
- one step w TO tho door, the shot from behind
Fowses ane me- shut The door when he got them od;
Foes had HIS two hsnds the sho ing them out
CT he door, Ewing and Ccnnauehsn behiod whom
the thot came Isaw nothing in Fowke.s hand sxear
not have It without my seeing III did not see email
pistol in his hand
O. Did you SEQ . pistol In tbs hand OF any one c,ss
thereS :. Yes, sir; both Ewing aud Copnaughs IN
With pistol in thsi hands, distinctly saw pistol in
the hapcs Of both; the report Of the pistol came
prisoners did rot SEQ any fash; closed the i'm.
mediotey, and Mr. fowhe: said, II Old no. think that
Johnny would have douo thst"
Q Did living hssr him say thsV
A Ewing hn gone up to ssd; when he said " I did
no; think Johnpy would have done that" Iashe3 HIN
was IL Johnny did Is, and Fowses answered yes; loud
knocking came TO tho door, and Fowkes aud vent into
. c,osst
Q. Why DID you goin tserss
A. 1here WAS such Q crowd around was afraid that
maybe they we're comies to kl US; cid not take auy
pts OILS into the closet with Mr. Fowhes took some
of the couofer ard took them In.
Cross-exsmned by the iistrc attorney-The pistol
saw with Ewing was like one of the email ores
10 tho test Of my BE- lief Il ~ss ous Q, tsoss email
ones be bad; don't know whether Mr. FowKes ned
any pistol 10 hi' pocket, but he had in his
ter and brought them into the closet 1 dii
not see particularly IL he toos ill Of them OF the
COUNTER but kno~ he ok the lara OF co
ter with him all the time until We weot 10 o tn.
closet; old not zee NJ Fowkes load any pistol la
cio.e,; he hid ios 60 aoy pistol, should have
~, fosk'a did no 20 outeoe sfter tbs shot ared
shut and fastened doors Fn into the
room white was shutting the doors; the DIST hss OF
the man being spot rs, NJ Fswses told ms the
man yug on h. aide saM: dc not SEQ ina mao iylng
90 ire sioesa VISA aot looking At h~iag sheo the
tsttl wa 6fed; cont soos ~heber Fo~k~s i,os
ing 81 sios ~hen the ole oil sf he nal his assd
,ioesaSs, be sss pusning the msn nut ~ish IN MS
bande; did not see hin turo hts head towards K~ing
hen The pis.ol WAS Asd; whore stood from four
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from Hong ong unc bsrk Messenger Bird DIANE, do at
.Ss.s i 81: 81. ossg! s s
5. william
i =: .IY ,;::s
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fs sa js e CIV .sis. Bs, e,
sslS xorstop Bay 70. Lenaos; nth ship Esaesth Esa
s s ssf 70 REM having '''n
ss For 81: ssIs as g, ssv;, a, Eide ' Phil
ToaBsz-AIr sept ship Loo Choo. Day. Boston Msy g.
vsIs.s Ane-sr Aus . chips Mary Robinson, Croker.
Bssr:s rYc.i June 2; 9Th, Chilean bark 1, sohros
In port Sob ship. A.sar sod ssa witch Frazer for
NYerii George hsynss, B.choiSsr INC; Cubaas ScbiJ
~" lPra srrAMsrus RynorA, Ar Bosres.l
vans: s.s; M;si;isi ,Pss.as Sew YORK D'n''' -.
sS.@ Ila'hSsAsS, Secret Boston, Charlotte R.sd
BnsaIIaavTs. In por. seps "a smbsssador. Mcdonald
sp q George Sss i' Nyo sesa
o. dc; Agen Heinrich do; 10Th. Antoiaette from Calves
SS ss s Kent for
tsss snehsIsd :, Tie Pi same ssse gray Now o'''a'
sla from the Pm 22d Chase ohsso aud Jacob Prcn It's
orsss siegr. Ssysd. Foster, do; ~shin Glover New
cows SD sept q Alssto Bssets crom Havsns,
tot.
CARpITT-srr Sept 2T Osm.n Gordon BIistci; Tsukes
pIaoe oucester; 2Sb xasssfetta, Roper NYork:
Gafmors, Ysics. Gloucester Sid 18th. ABBY Brown,
Rrosn rev oreaSs tnot previously 9Th Bishack HuzS,
yAP,s AT SIT is clsraI..s soisro, New York Sid
Coax Arr sep ssr.ssenrx c' Hs oS
rrsf ondon topd 10th ed 29th fer Gevfe a. solots
sJIfb,oe Btcbcocs Jsmscs Tor do au pvoeneeed
26.6 wn witheye wescott Londen Tor CsrdiG aud Now
Or (apd trcc<s ded)
| NIB. s'P' . ~ '''A-AA y ''''A'.'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-06-16

LoBsTERs, MAcKEREL, SALMON and CLANS, in ID.
canisters.
EAST INDIA PRESERVED GINGER in boxes of jars each
French CHERRIES IN BRANDY, in boxes OF one dozen
each.
FRUITS IN BRANDY, in boxes dozen each, assorted.
Do. their own juice, do. do.
PIE FRUITS, do do.
SrUARrs & LovERING's STEAM REFINED SuGARs.-Loaf
in boxes and halt boxes of Is loavos eachCrushed in
oarrels ground pulvorzed, iii barrels Steam Refined
Candy, in boxes, of as lbs. each.
ALMoNDs.-Best Bordeau and Marseilles soft and
hard she'll
CASTLE Soar of superior quality, in boxes of about
25 lbs. each. Soap-Jacksons No. l.
CoEKs Velvet Wine, in ba and bags off gross each;
Common Bottle, bags gross each Jug and Tap, bags
of gross each; Velvet Demohn bags of and gross
each.
VINEGAR, White Wine, In quarter casks; Cider
Apple, in barrels.
SEGARs.-A large assortment Of Rio Hondos, Consola
cion, Fiantropa Washing ton and other choice brands,
OF direct Importation. Also, Floridas, Havana Cheroots
and Cuba Skies.
ToBA Coop. Robinson's celebrated Honey Dew ! ID,
pugs whole and half boxes 100 lbs each; Rough and
Ready, in kegs about 100 lbs each; Worlds Premium
Tobacco in SIS, IS and lb Ell Dorado in boxes 40 to
rs lbs. EACH and variety of other brands in SIS SIS
and ! Id. plugs.
SMOKING TOBACCO, in Boxes of 5 and doz. and 8
OF. papers.
WINE BoTTLEs.-French ard German Patent, in ham
pers, one gross each.
: FLAsks.-Quar Pints and Half Pints.
DEMJoHNs.-1, 2, 3, and gallons.
CANDLEs.-Sperm, Pearl and Adamantine.
PICKLES SAUCES.
TEAs.--Hyson, Imperial and Black
Sept %, 1853. 10-1y.
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CoGNAc BRANDY J. Dupuy, J. j. Rouse, Pinet
Castillon O., J. Hennesy, P. H GODDARD K Co. Leger
Freres Otard, Dupuy & Co. J. 4 F. Marte and other
choice brands in half pipes, quarter and eighth casks
and in boxes of doz. each.
AMERICAN BRANDY-4th Proof, in imitation of French
i'll halt pipes quarter and eighth casks; and lst Proof
in barrels.
HOLLAND GIN-Pneappe, Anchor, Cologne and Clover
Leaf brands.
WHIsKEY-IrIsh and Scotch: Monongahela, 1st and
I'd quality OMara, PittsbLrg, Shea Rye and Bourbon
Baltimore, Western Rye, and New Orleans rectifed.
RUM-Old Jamaica, ST. Croix, NeY Orleans and New
England.
PEACH BEANDY-OId North-C aroma and Virginia.
APPLE BRANDY-N New Jersey and Nor h-Carolina
CoRDIALs-NOVeau, Perfect Love. AnnIsette, Rose,
Cinnamon and Peppermint.
WINEs-MADEIRA, Newton, Gordon, Cossat 4 Co.,
Leacock and ardne in quarter and eighth casks PoET,
Pages, Key and ether choice brands SHERRY, PALE,
choice brands; TENERIFFE, Ventosos London Particular
and Cargo; SICILY MADEIRA, quarter casks; MALAGA,
dry and sweet, in quarter and eighth casks.
LONDON PoRTER-Byass' quarts and pints; SCoTcH,
AND EAST INDIA ALE, quarts and pints.
CHAMPAGNE CIDEK-BoxEs, dozen each Casks,
three and six dozen each.
WINS BtrrERs (boxes,) CogD us, (assorted) CLARET,
MADEIRA, PoRT, and SHERRY, Wines, one dozen each,
and on draught
CHAMPAGNE, in baskets, dozen each, quarts and
pints-Flag, Heidseick Bouche, Calhoun and other
brands; The above comprise of the finest Wines
imported.
LEMON SYRUP, JAMAICA LINE JUICE, in half pipes
quarter casks, barrels, kegs and in boxes of dozen
each
SARDINEs, in whole, half and quarter boxes.
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s ADDL S, Fl A RNE S S, &C.
At 10 per cent. off for Cash!
HOME MANUFACTURE

THE subscriber again calls the attention of the citi-
i of Charlotte and surrounding country, that he
has opened Saddle and Harness Shop in this pace,
6 doors south of SadIers Hoel) where he is manufac
turing SADDLES and HARNESS of the best material
and SO per cent below the usual prices. He will
ufacure Saddles cheaper than Northern Saddles be
bought in this place. Every article warranted what he
represents it, the money refunded after months trial
NJ stock of Saddles will consist of the following:
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GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS.

J. G. Rankin, Nm. NJ. Hurlick, George L..
iS~n1n1cy,
SUCCESSORS TO A. ATKINSON Coz
HIS establishment has been i'll successful operation for
u number OF years. The Quarres well opened and the
marble Is superior to any in the United States.
We have perfected facilities for geng out ard fin
shing work, that can furnish MONUMENTS TONES
TABLETS, HEADSTONES, and everything in our line al
business in better style and cheaper than anv ward
IN the country. 49,
When Is considered that Marble paw no
Jobbers profits and high freight from the North If vii he
that do material advantage over all
Fot4-
We cordially solicit friends and the public 10 exain
our work. and compare prices with those of other Yards
before ordering Northern Marble = o aus
We have on hard yard in Marietta large assortment
ofnished work-Monuments, Tables &c-heTe our AGENT
Mr. IT, ~ Summers, will sell our prices Our prncna'
work is done at the Mills Address p"'''t'
J. g. RANKIN & Co
,o,o Marble Work P. O.. Ga
el''' = i0'o Sly.
| REX 4 ana BAND LEATHER, also fine TRUNKS
y and FALICES for sale, cheap, bv
July ~. 2sf R. SHAW
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his preparation is getting INTO all over County,
The numerous letters from Narous agents
forming OF cures effected in their immediate neghborhO
warrant us in saying it of the BEST if the very bel
Cough Medicine before the public 1T almost pyanab
relieves and not unTequeny the very worst
When all other Cough pepal atoms have failed this las r.
liCyed the patient as Druggists dealers in Medicines ord
Physicians can testify Ask the Agent your tow
what has been his experience OF the effects of this mCdcr'
Ii he has been selling for any length oftme he will tel "
IT IS THE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT
Below give few extracts from letters we have TeCet:
lately regarding the virtues of this medicine.
DIR. s. s. Osn, of Knoxville Ga, says-I have been uf.
your Lverwort and Tar extensively in my practice for '
years past and, with pleasure state my belief sue
rorlty all other articles with which am acquainted
which it IS recommended"
Messrs. tZgeraid d. Banners, writing from WaynesTIh
~ \. say - The Lyerwort and Tar is becoming o. Z
more popular IN this Country, and think justly So .
VINO nave treo II speak in CONNER dabIe terms OF II, ana
1t is very beneficial IN alternating the complaints tor wcn
is recommended"
Our Agent in Pckens District, s. c. Mr.. s. r. NIcF,.
assures US that he uses 1t with great benefit ~ his w.
family, and recommends 1t TO his neghbors." He g's
instance OF Negro in his vicinity who bad been
erlDg with disease of the Luns for years attended VIM
we're cough, who relieved by the LyeTwou ard Ia
Such are the good reports We hear OF this Medicine ron
performed in the Western ard Northern and Eastern Sac
would invite the suffering patient TO read the paH
which accompanies each bottle To ALL we say, have nv
TRY THE MEDlCINE!!
Be warned in season And neglect that cough WV.
IS daily weakening your constitution, irritating Jour rs
and lungs and inviting that dread disease ConsunF
when soothing and Healing remedy be oOiaA'''
Dr. Rogers Syrup OF Iver'sort and Tar THE Gege
Beware OF Counterfelts and Base limitations - ne
inc articles is signed Andrew Rogers, the engraVto W"
per around each bottle.
Price, 81 per bottle or six bottles for S.. ,r,pln
0J- Sold wholesale ard retail by SCOVlL d MAJ
Chartres St. between Cont and ST. Louis New OIea.d2
Agents for the Southern States to whom all orders a
~ Sold also bg Fisher & Heiprsh Prtchnrd C1osr
Charlotte C. G. Henderson, LincoDton Winthcser, G.
Monroe A R Honesty Shelby I; J; r froHeOe's'
Dallas Murphy Black, Concord NC 4?6n
May II, 1851.