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CO !iclGcr5 anl Correspondents.

GIVE have, original, on our first page
this week, a Gue article on "Popnier Ednca,
HOu.' and il letter from s.iiaHGc to. BidnChe.'
The balance Of the page is filed with well
selected variety Of miscellaneous articles.
G5>'Thc Agricultural column is on the last
page this week and is occupied with the hog
question entirely.
irT1!cre are some pretty stanzas from tho
pen Of Il frequent contributor:
For The Cecil Wig.
GIr gscEnc!9 s,eFed Spot.
There sat upon the linden tree
\ bird and sung its strain;
So sweet it sung that AS | heard,
Ny heart went back ag:lin!-
ii went to one remembered spot
1t SAW the rose trees grow,
And thought again the thoughts Of love
1t cherished long ago.
Since then have not seen the flowers
Nor heard the birds sweet song;
Ny joys have all too briefly past
Ny gricls been all too long.
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CONSTARLE,S SALE.

ny virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas
- issued by Anthony Wharton, ESQ.,, one
OF the Justices of the Peace of the State of
Maryland, in and for Cecil county, and to me
directed, | will expose to sale at Public Auc
ton, at the Court House door in the town of
Elkton, on SATURDAY, the 4th day of No.
vcmber, between the hours of and O'Clock
+. NJ, for cash, all that tract or parcel of
Land, situated in the Sixth Election District
of Cecil county, adjoining lands of William
Nlckle and others, and containing 35 Acres
ofland, more CT less also, all that other tract
OF Land which was conveyed to James S.
Nickle by William Nickle and wife, contain
ing G2 Acres, 3 Roods and % Perches; also,
all that other parcel of land called ssFriend-
ship" which was conveyed to the said James
S. Nickle by John D. Kitchener and wife.
containing % Acres, more or less; late the
property ofJamcsS. Nicklc, seized and taken
in execution at the suit Of Caleb REYNOLDS.
JOHN S. ROSSELL,
Elkton, Oct il, 1851 is Constable,
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FOR SASSAFRAS
AND CHESTER RIVERS.

TiiE Steamer OSIRIS will leave her wharf
l. Light st., every TUESDAY, at 9o'cock, A. NJ,
lor Menu Island, Grazing Creek Quecntown, Corsi-
crompton every WEDNESDAY. at o'clock A, N.
Wlli leave Baltimore every THURSDAY, Mt 7
o'clock, A. NJ, for Georgetown and intermediate
landings; returning same day.
WIN leave baltimore every SATURDAY, at 9
o'clock. A. NJ, for Georgetown and the landings on
sass"fras River. Returning, leave Georgetown
every MONDAY, ut . o clock A, NJ
sy'Pass agc ONE DOLLAR
L. G, STURGEON.
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b2 Acres,
EasE'EdEI.

FENlIE undersigned having been appointed
n by the County Commissioners of Cecil
county "Eyaminers" to examine and deter
mine whether it will be in accordance with
the public interests, and least injurious to
certain owners of land, to comply with the
petition to the said County Commissioners, of
certain citizens Of the county, notice of which
has heretofore been legally given, as follows:
"To alter the Road in the first Election
District Of Cecil county, heretofore reported,
by Commissioners appointed for that purpose.
as running from IL point in Warwick, Cecil
county, to the Public Road usually known as
the Bohemia River and Sandy Branch road;
and to open q lietr ro;.,t 10 take The p!ace OF
the above named road, commencing at the
same point in Warwick, but running thence
to the west of said road, and jntcrsecting the
Bohemia riverand Sandy Branch road at some
point near or at the Catholic church,"
Hereby give notice to the citizens Of Cecil
comfy, and all persons interested that they
will meet in the village of Warwick, at the
point designated as the beginning of said
road, on TUESDAY the 2lst day Of Novem-
her, next, and then and there proceed to the
duties entrusted to them by the said appoint
mcnt Of the County Commissioners.
RICHARD SEMANS.
LEWIS r. ROBERTS,
THOMAS ~. FORD,
October 81, 1854 5w Examiners.
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

NEW LONDON, CHESTER CO., PA.
THvIIE WINTER SESSION OF this school
b will commence on Wednesday, Noy. lst,
next, and continue twenty-onc weeks.
EXpenses-Boarding, Tuition, &c. So.
Washing, Music and Modcrn Languages, are
extras, ut the usual rates. The course OF
instruction is thorough and more extended
than in most Academies. The Principal de-
votes all his time to the school and has .iust
engaged the assistance OF an accomplished
scholar, Graduate Of the University Ct
Berlin in Prussia, thoroughly qualified to all
in teaching the Latin, Greek, French Ger
man, Spanish and Italian Languages, higher
Mathematics and Science, with illustrative
experiments.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary to add
anything in commentator Of this Institution,
as it has been long established and librrallv
patronizcd by almost every section Of the
country.
The Winter Term will open with increased
facilities for Improvement.
For Circulars call 81 the Wing Office. or,
address. JAMES Il. MCDOWELL,
Aug 70 I'm Principal.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Another SHIP s.GSt.

EEAD FOR louRsELfEs.--Bcng compelled
to "indicAtc myself from the vile SANDERS Of
tie tongue Of man who lost his license by
the Court. feel nyscif bound TO state some
FACTS in the case. Now, reader look at some
vi the facts. | was Sll!!imoned to go before
the Grand Jury. not knowing What for; bat
as l was informed by the man who had mc
summoned, on case. When | was sM orn
and went before them they asked me some
questions about the sale OF liquor Oh Sunday,
AT Rock Run. Not having seen any sold
could not state whether or not They then
asked me if had not seen fighting and heard
noises on Sunday. | told them had, and so
they found bills against two individuals; and
when these bills were returned to the Court
| was held under rcco3tZancc to appear from
lay to day until the court discharged me.
hcn the case came up | WAS slgoln as wit
ness, and II | had sworn to Il lie | would have
been line fellow; but us | stated facts so far
as EnrW them | am considered II rascal.
and the landlord who had his license taken
by the court, has tried TO injurc me by tell
ing every one he has seen that was the man
who presented him; which deny. And
believe that he has gone farther. for have
heard he has been making some threats what
he will do; and as stand charged with what
did not do, will make his words good on
the first chance got on Kim or any one else
who charges me falsely; for | will inform on
them. ] send this out to the public that those
who have heard his tales may see mine and
judge for Themselves. The very peace loving
and peace chcrishiag folks Of this part of the
town are the men TO hold up for such men
and such houses. No more at present, but
remain ut Rock Run to see the new fight.
Oct - 1t |. n.
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lCorrcspon .cnce of The Cecil Wbis.l

CHNl. County,, Der 9th, 81
Nix. EDITOR My unknown bit admired
friend Beau EprH,' may think me negli-
gent perhaps, in failing to answer his very
interesting communication, before this time
ask pardon and beg you to remember that
countru eiri> have but very little leisure; but
the present few moments gladly devote to
linn.
BEAU ESPRIT Like yourself | admire
abridged names, as being so much more ia
mliar: nj for the last five minutes have
been racNjn,; my brain in the vain attempt
10 shorten yours. Bat what it was, it still
is, and must remain, unless you are more sue
cessful in changing names than is your friend
Clar. You ask me to '.allow you to call me
Clari.' Iou may, although it awakcnS sad
memories: yet love TO hear that name once
more. There was a tinlMwhen would, that
/ could not have heard It, but til at time has
passed, and again does the name sound sweet
" to my car. Ono dear friend only ever adj 8.
dressed me as Cari and he has gonc-not
dead, no but-shail | say il? he mas fi,lss.
Yes, false. Alas how many are there now
mourning over broken VOWS hopes blasted,
and false friendship, who have known what
it is to love with all that freshness of feeling,
that true, and wild devotion, that is found
ton repaid with cold ncg!ect-by cruel scorn
But why such sad thoughts. | am happy
now. The past to me is as some dark, some
troubled drcam-with here and there some
CLEAN Of sunshinc--a happy hour--somc mo-
,nents of rapture, which memory still boards
as her richest of treasures.
But why has my pen rim into such a sad
theme Can it be the influence of the season
--because the low Autumn winds, the falling
leaves, the dccaying flowers, remind me of
The frailty Of all things -of the good, tn e
beautiful so lately gone from among us. Even
upon the most unnnltiyatcd minds this season
has its influence for who can mark the grad
ual, gcntlca AMI even beautiful, transition from
Autuml TO The lAS,iati1 Of winter without
acknowledging this influence.
BY the world am ic:myl gay. and thought
leSs:-by you dreamy should write long
or in this mournfu strain, I should believe as
you do, that was dreamer.
CLAn!BHI MAY.
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Eostcn 10 CrCR5.GrE,

THIS Il TO GIVE NOTICE, Tin! the suLs:r;-
L Der OF Cecil county. has ob.a.nei !lH'm the Or
phans Court Of said county. iotcs u .idniiMi4iEa-
ton On the personal estate %
Ii;.4.icil Ford
late Of sad county DECD. Ill par'ons having claims
against the id dccca.e l. arc hereby warned to ex-
hb't tho .ana with the vouchers thereof duly IN
I'll ntitat.i cr before the
lLth day Of dc: ,Lrr. 1850.
they rinv otherwise by law h, cycludel from NJ!
benefit % said estate. Al persons Indebted 1" said
eat.c. are requested % III Ike immediate payment
to The subscriber Given under my hand dis 25th
day OF October. 1854. DANIEL. ERAfTON
4idlltr c. /. a. of Elizabeth FORD deed.
Ir,I-T u JAMAR. kcg.r lOtt. %, yi--jw.
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CONSoiBLE'S SALE.

pY virtue OF a writ Of fiari fac;ls, issued by
I'D David Archibald, Esq, Justice OF tie
Peace Of the State Of Maryland in aul isr
Cecil COUNTY, at the SHIT Of john Eauita Is
against the goods and ehattlcs, lands and
tencnlcats Of William Logan; and also IS viz
tuc ola writ Of Fenli EXponas. Issued by
Samuel Peace, Esq, a Justicc of the Peace
Of the county and STATE aforesaid, ut the suit
Of LcWis I. Todd against The mDo:ls and chat
Ties, lands and tenomcnts OF the said William
Logan, both wrts to me directed, | have
seized and taken in execution all the right
titla, interest and estate, ut law AMI in equi
ty. Of the said William Logan in and to all
that piece, parcel, tract or part OF tract CT
land, lying and being in Cecil county. in the
SEVENTH Election District, adjoining lands O.
J. :: e. p. Whitaker, containing
t2 Acres,
more OF ipss. with small house thereon, end
named on the T. 'sdssncnt Books Of Cecil
county as Dix's Grove, and | hereby give
notice that on SATURDAY, the ] lth day Of
November, 1851, at the Public il use of Mrs.
Reynolds, in the town OF Port Deposit, be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock, and ) o.. lock
p. VI. ! will expose TO public sale the SUI
property, to the highest bidder, for cash to
satisfy said wrts. II. l.. THOMPSON,
Oct II, 1851. IS Constable.
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N0'A'sdjE,
AND
CHANDLER s. N3aEsrEAE.Y.

T'liE undersigned having been appointed
L by the County Commissioners Of Cecil
county, under petition asking that three
Examiners he appointed '.To view and put
the road, (called ''Chester Road, '') leading
from the Brick Meeting House to the State
line in the direction of New Londonr1 Roads,
its proper width on its original location, ex-
cept where ii has been lawfully altered on the
lands belonging 10 said Brick Eeeting House,"
DO hereby give notice to all persons inter-
ested that they will meet on the said II Dad to
examine the same and take such action as
they shall determine on, Oh TUESDAY tie
2Sth day Of November, next
ALLAN KIRK,
BASIL HAINES,
JOHN LINCOLN,
October 2Sth 1S54-tm "Examiners."
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Notice TO Creditors.

NOtlCc 10 creditors.
TTNlilS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That tho subscri-
L Der of Cecil county, has obtained fiom the Or
plrans Court of said county, letters Testamentary
on the personal estate of
Andrew Bidde,
ia'c OF said county, decd. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to OK
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly au-
thenticated, on or before the
2lst day Of September, 1854
they may otherwise by law be cxciud, ii from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
to The subscrib Der Given under my hand this 18th
day Of October, 1851 JOHN BiDDLE,
Executor Of Andrew Biddle, decd
Test, JAS. ii LAMAR, Reg'r loot %, '6i--6w
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" Thanksgiving day in Pennsylvania
takes place ON The 3Oth November. under Il
proclamation from the Governor. Four other
States have also fixed on the same day,
while two others, one Of which is Maryland
have selected the I'D Of November
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NEW FALL GOODS,
Az Hs. r.. MAYS,

MERINOES, FREN Gil CASilMERES, TlITBET
1VI Cloths, Plain and Plaid Persian Cloths. silks
Coakings Sack flames Twoels, Prints. MuSfus.
Boys CasSmercs; Shuws: Brochc, Tibet. Wool.
Bay State, &c. Trimmings in great variety: all OF
which are at lower prices than Scr before offered in
this market. The pNh!ic will please cal! and c,-
anime. IOct ~
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RICHARD GRASON.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will give prompt
IN attention to all Law and Chancery bust
ness intrusted to him. He attends regularly
the Hartford Courts, and persons having busi-
ness in them, will have it strictly attended to
ifplaccd in his hands. Office nearly opposite
'sFountain Inn" Ellton, Nd. fully l5v
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AGGDtg12Gs2 ATHbE
s Z Il A vi d @ j. Z LIN f..

sss..t...z:-;>,, THE Steamboat
IL GAPSEE, il now
e; s,,,. - running from Heck
arts wharf III ,nc VII
lalse Of Port Deposit to ,ttyre de Hran., cor
meeting with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad. unit! further notice, viz:
VIII leave iIcctlrt's wharf, in Fort Deposit,
daily, except Surdays-tt e. o'clock !. H.,
for liivrC de Grace.
Leave iIyrc d9 Grace ut 40 for Fort
Deposit.
Leave Port Deposit at ~ o'cioci. 4. NJ.
for ilAvrc de Grace.
Leaves IIarra d. Grace at l ?. NJ, or as
soon as the train arrives from Baltimore.
Leave Port Deposit ri / o'clock i. 81. for
layra dc Grace and waits for the trains dine
1t 7. VI. trcm Baltimore and Phiia,l 'it,lH
When any changes are made in the trains
running over said railroad, tie public viii ha
notified through tie papers and this ine VIII
run to meet S'.ah changes.
+. Ninlns Z. ). JtaiI stage will connect
with this line at To- O'Clock 4. II ani return.
at hA!fpost / ococ for Darlington.
j. j. lIECkART.
sept II II Master and Owner.
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fortiall Nous.

The arrival Of the Africa ON Friday last
brought the intelligence that the announce
mcnt of the capture of Scbastopcl was prcma-
turc.
The Steamer Washington, with Liverpool
date; to the ll!h-4 days later brings the
following particulars
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VIE NMcrc IN Artist; Union, would respectfully
L. announce TO the citizens ofthc United States and
The C@n"daS that for the purpose OF cu.tiyating Il
taste for the lnc arts throughout The country, and
with view OF enabling every family to become
possessed Of gallery of l.ngruvin2s,
tsy The First Artists 0galac Age,
| hey have determined in order to create an extern
| 5Irc sale for their Engravnss and thus not only
eve employment to large number Of artists and
o'heiS Dat inspire among our conntrymen II taste
Tor works OF ar 10 present TO The purchasers OF their
| enGravinsS' when $4,000 Of which sold
100000 Gyts, Of tie 0ciuM cost Of $50, GOO
Each purchaser oG Oac Dollar Engraving there
fore, receives not only IN Engraving richly worth
the money, bat also ticket which entities him to
one OF the Gifts when they are distributed.
For EWc Dollars, highly finished Engraving,
beautifully Painted in OH, aud Five Gift Tickets
VIII be s@ht; or Five Dollars worth of splendid In
cravings can be sec,tel from the Catalogue and
sent by return mail or express.
a copy Of the Catalogue. together with spcc
men OF one CT the Engravngs can be seen at the
office OF this paper.
For each Dollar sent All engraving actually worth
that SIM and 4 Gift Ticket, will Immediately be
forwarded.
Agents:
The committee believing that the success of this
Great National Undertaking will be materially pro-
NOTED by The energy AMI enterprise of intelligent
and perscyering Agents have resolved TO treat with
such on the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing TO become an Agent, by send
ing (post pad) 81, Will receive by return of mail,
one Dollar Engraving, II ''GIFr TICKET" Pros
pcctus, Catalogue and all other necessary infor-
nation.
On the final completion of the SALE the Gifts will
be placed in the hands Of Committee of the purch-
asers to be distributed duo notice of which will be
given throughout the United States and the Canadas
LIST OF GIFTS.
100 Marble busts of Washington, at 500 $40. 900
lG0 - =" Clay, 100 1O.0O9
lO0 y Webster. 100 10000
lou j." CaShoun, 100 10000
90 elegant Oil Paintings in splendid I'm
gilt frames, size 3x4 IT each, ioo 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings 2x3 it each SO 5000
800 steel plate engravings, brilliantly
eolored in oil, rich gilt frames 2ix IN 5000
80 in. each, ~
10000 elegant steel plate cngravings.
coIorcd in oil, Of the Washington 10000
Monument, 20x26 in. each,
237 600 steel plate engravings from 100
different plates now in possession
ofand owned by the Artists Union
of the market value of from 80 cts
to 81 each
l first-class Dwelling in 3lst ST.. n.
Y. City, $4,000
% Building Lots in 100 and lOlst Sts ,ooo o, ooo
n. Y city, each 25xlOO it. deep, iooo --'ooo
100 Villa Sites, containing each 10000
so it in the suburbs of N. Y. city,
and commanding magnificent 500 $4,000
view of the Hudson river and Long
Island Sound, at
20 perpetual loans Of cash, without in M,
terest or security ofS25O each ''ooo
30 {. - 50 100 " 5000
lO0 -" I" 90 % 1900
Eo0 " ~ 8! 5000
1000 " 5 1o,0O0
Reference in regard to the Real Estate, F. j. Viss-
oh No p.,l 30, De- ~ ,.l-
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Reference in regard to the Real Estate, F j viss-
cher & Co., Real Estate Brokers, New York Orders
post paid,) with money enclosed to be addressed,
}. W. HOIBROOKE, Secretary,
500 Broadway, N Y. 9.
lS7Thc Engravings in the Catalogue are now
really for delivery Oct Is Gm
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Beautiful Little Farm
Card TO the Ladies,

s-r MRS. A. FOARD respectfully in
f1ts5s ,rites the Ladies' of Elkton and its vicin-
VIZ ity, to call and examine her extensive
and well selected assortment Of FALL
aud WINTER MILLINERY, consisting Of
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Nclrets, Satins.
Plush and Feathers, all Of which she will sell
to suit the times. TOctol
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Nntisr 10 sirS.St.ar&.

TINIITS IS TO CIV; NOTICE That the subssr
l. Der % Cecil county has obtained i'rnu the Or
phms Court OF sad county, letters Icstam ,Ttaiy
on The personal estate of
Ann Sterling.
late Of said county, deed. Ali pcrsons hvng claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to cx
hiht the same with u v1uchcrs thereof duly
aUthCn icatcd. on or hct7rc the
!th day Of October 1873,
they may Otherwise by law. he excluded from all
benefit Of sad estate. Al persons ind ,bt,d to sud
cs ate. are requested to max, inI. late payment
to the subscriber. Given unl.l my hand this 18th
day OF October, 1854.
WM. FhINTHAM.
fx ,cutor Of Ann Stcr ing dc>d.
Test, JAS. II. J.N.iI;, Rcg'r. lOct .. 'Jt-Gw
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Ready-Nlade Clothing.

FASHIONABLE Style and well made Oyercoats.
l. Gentlemen desiring a read y-madc garment. got
up equally as good as custom work, are respectfully
invited TO call and examine the extensive assortment
now on hand at the storo Of L. BROWN, JR.
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NOTICE..

TNHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tweenJ. N. Tosh and Josiah z. Ice. I'M
der the name Of Tosh Il Lee, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the lst day ofJanuarv,
1904. All persons indebted to said firm are
requested to make payment to either of the
Undersigned. JOSIAH p. LEE
oct IA, 1904 Nv JAS. n. TOSH.
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S!G!ace 10 srrIitnz.s,

TT1H1S II To GIVE NOTICE That the sub.cri-
L her OF CccIl county, has Obtained from the Or
phnns Court o: said county, letters Tcstamcnsary
ON the persona! estate OF
Ann Moore
late Of said county. deed. All persons having Gains
against the sad deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hii'!t the same with the vouchers thereof duly au-
thenticAcd, on or before he
ll;h day Of October 1888.
hey may 'h.twisc by law. be excluded from al
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 70 make INN .diate payment
to the sAhS.r Der. Given under my ham, this 18th
lay Of October 1851. WILLIAM CDALE
Executor Of Ann Moore. decd
Test, JAS II. JAM,a Ecg'r. IDct -. 'jI-aw
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A. CAR

HNH > undersigned, having entered into Co
l Partnership for the practice of the LAW in
all its various branches, will give their prompt
and undivided attention TO such business as may
he entrusted tothem. Office opposite the Court
House, where one or both may always be found
during businesj hours.
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec 81 IF JOHN A. J. CRESWELL.
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HaatsI' aEE:l't3sE's'
T O L n y r. y

TIE Undersigned having
e\tz.,. tl!<an the Old tonH.'F stan.
.,g;iHt..-~AAG. .e at Ills plaza, would RESPECT.
- fully solcita portion orrh
lie patronage. We are prrper'd to do 1T III
shortest notice, and Oh the most rc1so;'tNta
terms, all kinds Of
Aachinery, Stove and EIow CASTING
The Foundry having undergone general
repairs, together with other advantages, W.
hlttpr ourselves to lie aba to do all work in
our line to the entire satisfaction OF all w:.o
NAV favor us with their ordgcs.
I. ARMSTRONG K BROS
Port Donosit. Aug Il 3M
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TAKE NOTICE..

TITAT C. NJ. MUNSON 4 BROTHER.
l. having procured "a first rate Watch Maker
from the city of Philadelphia, are now pre-
pared to attend to the wants of their custom
crs, who may rely upon having their work
done with dispatch, and we would say that
every watch before it leaves the shop, shall
be put in condition to be warranted for one
year. T,Tan %
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fTHcrc is rhapsody clothed in beautiful
language. from one Of cur most talented con-
tributors. 1t is not az hCrr, however, as he
will see. a time or two his pen was little
too Maynard we thought, and so we ran ours
through its pranks and hid them away from
the reader; to whom we recommend what re-
mains as quite fine composition.