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WE YET CAN LIVE!

LNoR ASH has Just returned from the city with a
L splendid stock of
Ladies Dress Goods,
such as the latest styles of Cashmorcs. Mc.inos,
Dcianrs Ginghams. Prints Muslins, &c.
BOOTS and SHOES for Ladies. Misses AM Chill
drcn. and general nssor mcnt Of all kinds of wear
ing apparel for Men and Boys
But forgot, We cannot live on these We'll if
cant:
Why lac 5 got first rate MACKERAL. COD FISH
HAMS, HERRING, CHEESE, and Jersey SWEET
POTATOES.
Let US 90 get some [Oct I, "a.
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LUMBER YARD.
CLOCKS.

anee, A new supply of beautiful
- ssNsx &tMgl and excellent Clocks of many
EEISsssss2 2,-.4Ms patterns, and elegant Octag-
onal Time Pieces suitable for Offices, Church
cs, &C., are now for sale 10y
MUNSON X BRO,
Opposite the Court House, Eikton.
Also, a fine assortment of Jcwelry, Silver
ware and Watches. Call and see nov l / 3t.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

A ] SCOTT 4 BRO. have just opened their new
"A. stock of Fall and Winter Goods, embracing
larger. choiccr and cheaper assortment th,n they
have ever heretofore offered to the public.
.TT@Cal' and sec them. opposite the Fountain Inn.
before purchasing elsewhere, if you want bargains.
Elkt0n, Oct IA,
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Men and Esuys Wear,

Black Brown and Blue Clio hs; Black Docskin
very superior; III ok and Fancy C,sSimaros. Sati-
nets Twrcls Jeans. Co tonalrs. Gainbroons Man
kccns pl,in. plaid AMI stripel Hats Caps, Boots
Shn s liaitcls Susnende. s. a..
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0grBelow we have a little poem with some
strong characteristics of excellence
Far The TrrU H'hj.y
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To our town has been much enivcncI the last
two weeks with strangers attending Court; they have
all retained to their homes; quite number o(thcm
delighted with the nice bargains in Cry Goods and
Ready-made Clothing bought at L. BROWNS Dry
Good Store
VXTilEN you go to Eikton call at '''r0RRERT'S
w and buy some of that Caycndish Tobacco. ii
on want good article. IOrt I
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EeaIy.tisaGC Clothing,

Black Sack and Frock Goats. Black and Fancy
Business Coats. Mars,illcs. buck. Mcrino and Al
pnct Coats III ck DO skin Pants. Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants LirSn and Mnr:cics Pants, shirts
Collals and Cyerals.
ALSO.
Brown and Blcich9l ~hSrtns and shifting, Bed
Ticking. Striped SHIFTING, a.. Groceries. iI.rl-
ware. Wooden and Willow Ware; ali of which We
will sell ut reduced prices An carly ell is respect
fully solicited HUGHES BROTHERS,.
North East. August )
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ATTENTION..

TsNlIE Subscriber DESTROYS Of resllmng his
l. former business Of Surveying and Convey
ancing, promises to accommodate all who de-
sire to patroniZc him. His Office will be in
Elkton until the 18th Of March next.
January % 1854. JOHN JANNEY.
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DRESS GOODS.-We would call the attention of
~ the Ladies' to the superior silk and Wooden
Dress Goods, Kid Gloves, Hosiery &c. to he found
mt TORRENTS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02

Rcady-Made Clothing.

SHAWLS.-Large assortment of Bay State Long
- and Square Shawls; plain and figured Cashmere
do, silk Mantllas, Velvet and silk Trimmings, to
be had at VIM TORBERTS
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COME NND SEE!

NOTICE.--The stated meetings Of the Or
~ phans' Court Of Cecil county, are held on
the second Tuesdays in February, April, July.
August, October and December. School at
counts mus: be presented, on the second Tues
day in January, the I'd Tuesday, in April, the ID
Tuesday in July and the ID Tuesday in Oco-
Der. JAMES II. LAMAR,
June 1S '53. Reg. Of Wills.
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Let the People know

THAT E. W. TOWER & Co. keep con.
stantly on hand tho largest AND best ass0r:-
men. Of School, Theological, miscellaneous,
and Blank Books, ever seen in this section ..
country. Call and sec Us and you I'll! tc sws
10 buy They have just become
Agents for tho American BibleSCciety,
And have on hand complete assortment OF
their cheap and beautiful family Bibles, to r
Sell to Tie Rich and girs 10 tie Poor!
They have, also, my quantity of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, vurnishes, +.
Dlacking, Lemon Syrup, Fancy
Soaps, Soap Powder, Ink,
Paint aud psrnish Brush.
es, &C., &c.
Also, the largest, cheapest and best stock OF
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS.
in tho markct-Wholesale aud Retail.
All who wish to purchase either large OF
small lot of
Groceries,
will do we'll to call and examine their unequal.
led assortment. Prime N. O. Sugar at From q
toS cents, by the hogshead, barrel orsinS!e
pound. Z. W. TOWER & Cos,
Commercial Buildings, MorgantowH, Va.
June rs, 1853.
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The amour, Of goods in our line purchased by
country merchants is usually quite small compa-
red with their dry goods, hardware, and other
bills and this very circumstance absolutely COM
pcs iobbers in the book business, who sell on
time, 10 get larger profits in order to make up tor
the losses and extra expenses necessarily inyoly-
cd in credit business OF small amounts. 1t Is
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to buy his book bill inr cash; though ii might not
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These considerations have led US to adopt in
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following principles, viz: small profits, unrary-
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Ieing ourselves the sole publishers of a num-
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School Books in the country, as well as works IN
other departments, our facilities are unsurpassed.
Call upon Us, or send an order. and judge for
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Of US for cash is worth while.
uur location is very central and easily found.
Stand on the As,or House steps, and look straight
forward across the corner OF the Park, and you
canno, avoid seeing our signs. Remember, the
name II ,,,,
January 2s, 1854. 81
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How 90 Train oxen.

Srrrns ,h ,uld be broken to the yoke
Wills. Young, say nn4 or ten months old
When 6rs..yokrd, let them ru" in the
yoke ina ssfd or small lot two or three
hours every day, until they become habit
4 I'd l., the yoke and to being yoked'; il
s thry turn tn yoke, which lssrneraIlytht
casp, t,p their tails together, which will
soon break them Of this habit. They
shoald be yokrd npssvrrsl times through
she summer and fall. After they are
year old, and practiced in all esolu'ions
YOU would wish performed by oxen, and
the succeeding winter they should BE- yok-
cd once OF twice every week, and put to
drawing light loads. The third winter
they should become thoroughly broken in,
so that they may understand the word and
obey it.
In selecting steers for the yoke, juds-
urnt aud skill are necessary; in temper,
motion, build and,sizy, they should be a.
like; docill,y, mildtsmPrr, rather quick
motion, a tight and heavy build and lsrs'
size, are the desirable qualities of work
OK. If the opposite Of any of these quail
itlss are found in a steer, dismiss him al
once.
The task Of brrsking steers is common
~, hut often improperly, assigned to thr
boys. It rsqulr mot only much skill and
some science, but great dea! more pa
,ipnce. than is allotted TO boys in general,
and 10 tho few men. Steers, when under
the tutorast nfths transfers, should new
pr bp struck a hard blow-should never
be treated harshly rither by wrrl or ac-
tion-bnt the rrvers-. They should nrv-
erhr permitted To get away and run from
the driyrr: tut should this occur, let him
BE- in no hurry to catch them; and when
caught, treat them with the utmost gen
t.lrness, as though nothing had ,ranspIred,
They Should never BIZ hi,ched 10 load
they cannot drew easily never should
bp" stalled" never hurried when mani.
listing impa.i,ncp and Discrimination to
pull or 90 ah"ad, but carrssed till their pet
subsidies. When unyoked, it should be
! done a. 'hr time they are calm, and ap-
pear inclined to do the behests Of their
master. They should moi be put to hard
labor before the age Of six or seven years,
when if we'll cared for, they can perform
o, many days work in year as man,
without injury, and continue to do so un-
iii from fourteen to twenty years DID,
E. Ro,cel1, Of A'1ens, County. Ohio, ia
Patent Office Report.
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MORGANTOWN FLOUR MILL

ALL persons who have been accustomed
To get their grinding done AT Rogers Mill,
aud all O,hels who are loud III g"''d tlon,
anr rrswrliul. noliir'i that the subscribe
has lakrl the said Mill for tenn oi Yeas,
a, casl, tent, aud thus has the exclusive
clla,ge oi the Mil.
With thr advantage Of sundry improve.
rnenls male N the Mil, together with .trni
attention To BUSINESS, and loll.di.h just
rinh aud riahl side up, he rSrrr's 10 Gem
pete s,rce.,iull, with his bInlher AlilleI>.
ind IL give general satisfaction.
He wishes it particularly urAI"s'ond b!
Far lIlrrs and Others, that all VIII" brn. gnmI
whpa, may rel, upon having good -four.
CO The highest market prrr will BE- CIV
an for Wheat. JAMES S. CRAIG.
October q, 1858. If
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Frazel''s Pills.

n S an Anti.Bilious or purgatiye Pill they are
nnssrpa,sed, being gentle in their operation, and
Ion wing The stomach in free healthy condition.
Persons who are suffering from indigestion aud
deruprcmcn, OF the stomach can be speedily aud
permanently cured by the use Of Frazer's Head
ache Pills.
Head the following, heing one Of thousands OF
certificates now in uur possession:
WASHINGTON COUNTY, March y, 1905
nie,rs. e. T.$ W. E. Fraser, jr.-Gent!emcn'
This is to certify that some time sInce was al
tackled with severe and violent Head-ache from
which | suffered for more than week, IN ne
mean time taking different kinds OF pills, until
was completely exhausted in strength. Having
heard oiyour celebrated pills started Tor Cooks
town, to purchase box, very much against 'i'e
wishes Of my friends who advised me- to go " nca
and have physician sent lor. When reached
YOUR store had such acute pain in my teihP'es
was hardly able to stand. Amer getting ooS
Of Mills, Immediately took four oil Them, anu
in three hours AFTER was entirely relieved. l
continued using them until had taken the whole
box: and now feel permanently cured. ! Sun.
ccrely believe had not taken the pills would
have had violent attack offerer. recommend
Frazcr,s pills among all others, as the rery 6ess
pills In the World r,,y
Respectfully yours, ASA S.hdFELi. u,
Mannfactured and sold wholesale and retail
nv CTS W. E. FRAZER, Jr.
Druggists and Chemists, Cookstown, Pa.
anil ,oId by E. ". TOWER s. Co.
June 4, 1852. Mo'gam0U"' w.
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n. w. TOWER Il Go.

Commercial Buildings, NInrgantOwh,
Have just received, and new oler NJ low pri-
ccs, wholesale aud retail, a large stock OF TO
BACCO and SEGAkS, comprising the following
kinds, to wit:-Langhowe & son and Charles FL
ISIS Gold Leaf ID. Lumps. Uncle Ned Twists,
and J. r. Reese's Jenny Lind Twist,
J. Prichard's 5s, IS, los, Lumps;
TIL, NIoncure & Co. do. do.
Sheffield do. do. do. do.
Tom Burr do. do. do. do.
10 Hunc do, do. do. and ID Jumps
Clay FP F do. do. do. do
1900 Cathedral Cigars;
10000 Spanish and halfSpanish ditto
1880 Fortunate ditto;
1000 fluIfSpanish J. Cpyhers' 1apersi
10000 common ditto, sc. &c.
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Hats, Gaps, &c!

A new and large assortment.
JUST RECEIVED.
and for Sule, cheap i"r Cash. or the usual
credit 10 punrluul customers,
at the Commercial Buildings"
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave respect.
fully to inform their old friends aud custo.
mers that they have removed their HAT
STORE from The Public Square to HaGaIfs
new building, Hiah street, where they are
prepared with large stock OF
Hats, Of every variety, style and
Price,
10 accommodate all who are hasess, or lear
of becoming 40, with any kind, style Or
priced HAT they may desire
rHATS Of any description made To
order on the shortest notice
Thankful for past patronage. VIZ hope. by
s,rn, attention TO our business I" receive
a continuance OF tn" same.
FIFE & CAMPBELL.
Morganrown, Feb. Is, 1854. II
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September 3, 1858.
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W. ". WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
NIL Furnishing,
Steam Engine Establishment,
3l9, 32l. 1923. Liberty Street,
Oppositc Smithfeld street,

Steam Engine Establishment,
3l9, 32l. 1923. Liberty Street,
Opposite Smilhfeld street,
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills
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s. Regulating Screws, Picks, Screen Wire, Corn
and Cob Grinders, Cast Iron proofStaves, Leatf'
or Betting always on hand.
Lull's Patent French Burr Smut Machines,
superior article, used in over 900 of the best mills
in the West. rney run light, clean well and fast,
and will las, life time. When they become dull
the edge can be renewed by cracking the Burr
We annex a certificate from one Of tho largest
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PITTSBURGH, June %, 1902.
W. W. Wallace, Esq.-Dear Strive have
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order, and we consider them the best machines
new III use. WlLMAkih g NobLE'
All orders promptly attended to.
". w, WALLACE,
$40 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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The Peoples Patent Office.

Inventors and others desiring to obtain Letters
Patent Tor inventions are requested to colnlnlnl'
cate directly with the editor Of inc reoPios
Journal, by whom all the necessary documen"
are prepared with the utmost hdeii'y any aes'
patch. Patent business OF every description
promptly attended to. Persons wishing lor IN.
totmn,,on relative 10 Patents or Inventions may
nj nil times consult the undersigned, uithOM
charge either personally nj his office, or by lot.
Ter. To those living at a distance he would state
thnt nil tho business necessary 10 secure Patent
can be arranged by letter, just as well IA though
the parties were personally present. Al consult.
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Editor Of the Peoples Journal, Patent Agent,
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Iron and Hardware Store.

INilE SUBSCRIBER would announce to the
l. public that he has just received at the
Commercial Buildings, Morgan,own, Va, large
aud general assortment oil
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Consisting in part Of Mill, Cross.cut Hand and
lemon Sawsj Broad, Hand, and chopping Axes ;
iatchets, Hammers, AIDES, Augurs, Braces and
Bits, Gouses, Chisels, Planes, Rules, Squares,
t'uages, Spirit and Plumb Levels ; great yari-
ETY. OF Door and Window Fustenings; Till and
Chest Locks; Brass, cast and wrought Butt and
Strap Hinges. A fine assortment OF
Table Cutlery;
Scissors, Shears, Razors, &c.j Hand and Bench
Vices, Smiths Vices, Anvils, Bellows, Stock and
Dies; Screw plate; Files, Rasps, English, Ger
man and American Steel Guns, Gun.locks and
Gun-barrels; wall, paint, cloth and hair Brushes;
Brass and Bell-metal Kettles, together with va.
rely of other articles which he will sell WHOLE.
SALEOR RETAIL, at prices which cannot fail
to please.
As he does business on the " Ready Pay" sys.
tom, he adds no extra per cent Tor bad debts.
Iron and Nails. i y y; q &c e., g.,
prising all the various sizes Of Iron and Nails,
+ his own manufacture and Of the best quality,
r. II. OLlPIlAET.
Morsansown, Dec. i6, is5a.--i7Smth
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A Grazing Farm for Sale.

Iw.sl ,os,ii ny Fatnrot $50 Acres.
.irua,. IN the E,a.,sviIle PIKE, II mrles
fmm AlurgaU,"a". or Ibis lacI l5C NJ
cl.s are improved. uod obnnt 200 acres,
are under fence. II is mostly snwn a
grass. Oh the premises are iva dwelling
houses. a log barn aud several ouI.baild.
inss also two young urp!e orchards aud
Other fruit trees. The whole is well wa.
tered and the farming land in good State
Of cultivation. -.
NJ, wice is eight dollars rrr acre.
The lille is good aud possession will he
given on thu lsl OF april n-xi. ai
For a view Of the premises, and oihsE
mari culars, call on the subscriber, living
thereon. WIN. MILLER.
August -, 1858. ellti
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MEDICAL G.qRD.
DRS. WILEY & DUNN,

DRS. WILEY q DUNN,
HAyING associated themselves in the pras'
Ill iice OF Medicine, respectfully tnnder t'e'
professional services to the citizens OF Morgan
tewn and vicinity.
Er. VIII Ely 10 well known to this comnu'
nifty. DIR, DUNN lie recently from East Of tl'
Mountains. and lins been engaged in TIC praetlee
OF Medicine for twenty-five years. lie woulo
respectfully refer 10 tile following professional
gentlemen -
Cumberland, Nd.
Samuel P. Smith, 81. D. George Q. Perry, NJ. u
Thomas Healey, {" - Daughctty,
Patrick liealey, 4" Reuben Moore,
Jas. NJ. Smith, -
Robert Daily, +" oldtown, Md.
Hugh Mcclure, {" Winchester, Va.
Townsend Clayton, }
John snider, !" Romney,ya
-P Pratt, /"
Jas. Alternately, +" Springfield, Va.
L. +. Moore, Frankford, Va.
- keckley, do.
% Office in Evans's Buildings, on the
Publir Square.
Morgantown, Va. Oct. %, 1858. 2ls,f
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FARMERS, READ THIS

FARMERS, READ THIS!
EN7E have on hands, and tor sale, very
wv cheap for Cash, ,,
True American PluuGhs, at Sc to 81 81
pa,en, Lever No. 5 do. at Sc 10 80
Ohio Sl,aner do. al So to oV
Inp,ovpd Blown do. al $3.50 TO Z w
UiIIsul- plouahs, SIS 90 Cash.
The Castings made al Durbnnnah Foundry
aud sl"ckrn by Leero. X. Hall. VI
Plough Points.
One horse and Bull points at % cts. cash.
Levers ami Cranes do. % 81 40.
Hillside poIlI,s 5O CHS. cash
True American do. 80 to 81 cash.
Improved Brown points, 80 TO 81 cash.
do do I.undsides, each .5o cash
True American letter E do 1877 cash
Bull Land-idrs No. A, do II! cash
Patent Lever Landsides, do 20
Also,
Crates, Stoves, Hollow Nc
We intend TO keep an hand always, a
general assnrtmen, Of Plows. Points. &c
Remember the place To find them--near
the Court. House.
k,ril % 1898