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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-05-12

We subscriber has Just rcfliin ned from
= Philadelphia and New York. with Tn.
fsrS"st and best selected stock of
slrlifa; Il SUMMER Goods,
ever oder" in this market; all of which have
o:eH purchased at the LOWEST POSSIBLE
t~iSh PRICES, AID will be sold 1T u very
s'i'll advance for the cash or country pro
dnce. can cilhcavy to,-sati duck for ser
'snts, at l2s cts per sd; heavy Osmhu rgs
in"slins from III to II cts per yd A brown
Nc, toG4; BrlHc dc LANES and Lawns from
~ I" 81 and Calieoes, such as have been
selling ut l0 cts, now can sell at q.
Groc rrles.
SP!snfId brown Sugar for and G! c; prime
Mnl'ss"s for - cts per gall; best Saleratus AT
htl price, u cts per ID: and in short. a
GREE TER ASSORTMENT than can usual
hs t"nnd In y country store, all of which can
amt will he sold as low, and il possible a lit
tia lower han they can he bought in the city,
The public will find it to their advantag e to
give me call and examine nay stock before
making their spring purchases, and il sales
srs nat made. there will be no bill presented
nor black looks given for the pleasure Of hav-
lag an opportunity of exhibiting my stock.
Now II You want to save your money, YOU
hA& better call ut
J. a. ELlASON'S Cheap Corner,
mar II tt N!ddioioua, Del.
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Ibe nlarkcts.

ELKToN MARKET.-The following are the
quotations of yesterday Wheat, 1855;
Corn, lob cents; Oats. 81 cents.
BALTIMORE, May llth.-Flour $1,000 to
1880: red wheat 50 60 to S270: whte wheat
$2.65 to $2.75; Corn l03 to log cts: Oats
63 to &C cents: Cloverseed $G.37 to $3.50;
Timothy S3.S7 to 1925.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, May llth.-
Flour 1880 to ll.25; Wheat, prime rcd S.
GO to 81 G., white $3.50; Corn i ii to ! II c.;
Oats Ga TO IS cents.
WILMINGTON. May l1.-Whcat: red $3.50,
white 80 so: Corn los CT Oats; G2c; Clover
seed IS Il S 25; Flaxscca lis c: Flour SilOO
Guano $50 per 1000 lbs: No l, Peruvian:
Superior Phosphate of Lime Sal per 5000 lbs
Plaster SIS per ton, % per bushel.- Journal
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ROAD NOTICE.

TaHE subscribers having becn appointed
- by the County Commissioners Of Cecil
county "Examincrs" to examine and deter
mine whether the interests of the public re-
quire the opening of 4 Public Road for which
the necessary advertisement and petition
have been made, as follows:
"From Hiram Taylor's Saw Min to the
Octoraro Bridge at o@landsville:-
Hereby give notice to rhe citizens Of Cecil
county and all other persons interested, that
they will meet on the line of the proposed
road, so petitioned for, on SATURDAY. the
10Th day of May next, and proceed to the
discharge Of the duties which devolve upon
them by the aforesaid appointment.
JOHN'D. MlCHENER,
JOHN SWISHER,
LLOYD BALDERSTON,
April IA, 1855 5w Examiners.
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FARM AND MILL PROPERTY.
PUBLIC SAT r.
FsNllE subscribers will sell at Public Sale,
4 their valuable Farm ard Mill Property on
Fifth day (TlIURSDAY) the It'll OF

TEllE subscribers will sell at Public Sale,
4 their valuable Farm ard Mill Property on
Fifth day (TlIUKSDAY) the lith OF
Sixth Month (JuNED on
which they now reside. situated on Stony
Run, in Cecil county. Nd, Il miles west Of
Rising Sun. miles from PORT Del osit conv, =
nient to churches, schools, stores. shops. &c,
AMI within ! ! miles of the Cpioiectin.) Phila.
X Bait. Central Railroad. containing about
45 ACRES or LAND,
6 of which are Woodlind the residue in
high State Of cultivation. part of which has
been recently lined, and under good fencing.
There is also thriving Apple Orchard Of
choice fruits.
The improvements consist Of a STONE &
FRAME GRIST MILL, - by i It, 9 stories
high, with u 20 IT, overshot wheel. SAW
MILL, with but slight repairs, can be put in
good condition.
A substantial STONE DWELL
;.-NNLSrs, ING, % by 81 It,, crIarcd under, 3
,;sssYsf,E rooms on first floor, 6 on second, with
l.lia4'E ccled attic; substantial Stone Barn.
SO by so #, with shedding on each
side Frame Wagon and Corn House. 81 by
Al it.; Smoke House and other out buildings.
Such property is rarely in the market, and
is valuable to the MachinSt or Capitalist, as
there is sufficient power to drive two wheels
the size Of the present one. Title indisputa-
bic. Sale TO take place on the premises be-
tween the hours of | and O'Clock p. NJ.
Terms liberal. Further information may
be had Of EDWIN p. JACKSON,
r ISAAC p. JACKSON,
May Its Rising Sun, Md.
'.'Nillage Record and Doylcstown lnteli-
gcnccr copy ts., and send bill and copy of pa
per to advertisers.
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End or The QCrMAN EypEDlrIoS.- is
stated that at Il meeting Of the Cuban junta,
held at New Orleans on the 18th ult. General
John A. Quitman handed in his resignation
as commander in chief OF the expedition
which has been so long organized against
Cuba. All Of the American officers who held
commissions in this tluitnlan army have also
resigned, and the cause ofCuba is now in the
hands of the Junta. Thus ends the Quitman
expedition. an end which it is alleged they
attribute to the determined opposition Of
President Percc and his cabinet.
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From Salt Lake

INnEPENpENCE, Mo-, May 9,-Lettcrs from
Fort l'evaenworth announce the arrival there
OF the Salt Lake mail. The S;orx Indians
had driven off the mules from the mail s'a.
ton and from Devils Gate: also all the
animals belonging to the traders. The rco-
pic on the Sweet Water settlements had left
for safety. All was quiet on this side of
Fort Lcavenworth, but the Indians were ma
king threats. The mail party of fifteen per
sons were not molcsted. and report falling in
with the April and May outward mails in
good condition.
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I LOST

On the 4th of May, 1855, Draft dated
~ Pleasant Garden Works, May lst, 1855,
drawn by John Scott, Manager, at three
months for Sill so upon Walter Laing, PIcs't
No. 9Sa South 4th St, Philadelphia and by
iiiln accepted in favor of the subscribers; was
lost on the way between Harris u Roads and
Port Deposit. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating or receiving the same, as
payment has been STOPPED.
May II 1t B. &. Il r. REYNOLDS.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

green Tea, Molasses, Pepper, Rice, Spices,
coarse and fine Salt, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard,
Mackerel, Shad, Herring, Cheese, Soap and
Candles, with general assortment of Groce-
ries at Philadelphia and Baltimore prices; for
cash, or IN exchange for wheat, corn, oats,
rye, potatoes, butter, eggs, poultry, and all
kinds of country produce, at the North East
Depot, by STOUT Il FORD.
North East aug 70 .
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AFFAIRS IN TALBOT CouNTY.-Wc learn
from the Easton (A1d) Star that the rain of
last week has done great benefit to the crops
and grass. The same paper states that VIM
S. Bishop, of Chapel district, sustained loss
of 900 on the 2sth ult. by the burning Of his
barn containing n carriage and cart, IS bhls
of corn, 5000 weight of corn blades, and all
his farming implements.
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-
NOTICE.

~ WHEREAS wheat field belonging
wv to the subscriber is made the nightly
-.ss-f 4.hunting ground of certain hounds
and other dogs, hy which the wheat is great
y damaged and the undersigned annoyed;
therefore notice is hereby given to all con
cerncd that il said hounds or other dogs arc
found hereafter trcspassng in the said wheat
Held they will be shot.
May II 3w WHIP, MORGAN.
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SPRING COINS.

A LDRIDGE X GRANT have just receiv-
IA ed and opened, large and splendid as
sortment Of Spring Goods, to which they
respectfully invite tho attention Of their
friends and the public. Also, a lot Of
New Groceries, sc. &c.,
New crop ofNcw Orleans Sugar for 81 cts
prime Rio Coffee from l25 to IA cts; Hams
and Shoulders, Flour, Meal, Fish, &c. q
EIktOn, mar2i
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Correspondence of The Cecil Whigl
PoRr DEPOSIT, MAY 7.

p. c. RICKETTS,, Although not in
the habit of writing for publication, please
allow me small space in your valuable pa
per for the purpose CT trying to cause the
scales to fall from the eyes of the fathers of
our once quiet and respectable village. The
Sime ros when we could 20 about our daily
avocations without stumbling over a whiskey
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THE CAMEL SuIp.-T lie L. s. storcship
Supply which is fitting up at the Brooklyn
navy!a'l for Il voyage to the Mediterranean
and to return to the Untcd States with thirty
camcls, for service on the western plains, has
been taken from the dry dock after newly
coppered, and will probably sail for her drs-
sination about the 20lh instant. She has
been fitted up with stalls for the camcls.
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Agents WaHtOd.

ITO sell the best work of 7. S. ARTHUR. ''TEN
L NIGHTS IN. A BAR-RooM, AND WuAr I SAW
THERE This is large Emo. of 40 pages. H.
lus,rited with beautiful Mczzotint Engraving,
by Sarnn. bound in the bcs manner: lul ri t
back ip'sp cimcn copies sent to any part of the
umitl States on reccipto of the price, Ii cen $.
Some agents now selling this book, making
$50 per month. Apply to
J. W. BRADLEY. Publisher.
May L. As North Fourth Street rhilu
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THE PRICE OF LUMBER Almost the only
article Which has fallen in price recently is
lumber, especially tnubcr. The Philadelphia
Ledger says that logs are now selling at tide
water at six cents which brought from ten to
fourteen cents at Lock Haven last year.
Much suffering and distress is anticipated in
co. cequcncc i'll the lumber manufacturing
regions,
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1flarric0.

In GuthIcville, on the ard inst, by Rev.
Edward Townsend, Rev. THOMAS Is. MlLLEE,
Of Cecil county, to Miss ISABELLA BArrEN,
daughter of James Batten, Esq, OF Chester
county, Pa.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. G. G. Brooke,
THOMAS NJ. BRIsTow to Miss CAruARINE
GROVE, Of Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-05-12

BosToN. May 10.-Gn the House of Rep
resentativcs this morning, a message was
received from Governor Gardner. respectfully
declining to remove Judge Loring. The
message was rather lengthy: the House
refused to refer it to the committee on Fed.
eral relations. and laid it on the table and
ordered that 5000 copies he printed.
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JUST OPENED.

At VIM. TORBERT'S, very rich worked
n collars, undersleevcs and hdkfs; stamped
work consisting of collars, honncings, bands,
&c. White Goods of all kinds; cotton firing
es, lacos and edgings white cords for bonnets
and skirts; fine open-worked and silk en-
broidered hosiery; French working cottons
and floss; sewing and embroidering Silks silk
aid cotton laccs, with full assortment OF
trimmings, &c. [Apr IA
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SEcAsTopoI.--Thc one Of the Editors of
the N. Y. Tribune who writes the articles in
relation to the present war, and who has
shown in his previous articles remarkable
knowledge and foresight in regard to the
subject, thus closes an article in that paper
of the 10th inst
The thirteen days firing of which we
have reports must have completely exhausted
the ammunition of the besicgcrs. Indeed,
the dispatches of Prince Gortchakoff state
that from the 10Th to the god their fire had
greatly slackened. and the fact that though
the British Government had received news
up to the 9th by the new sub marine tele-
graph they withheld it from the public,
proves that the Allies had gained no SUBJ
stantial advantage. After having shot away
their vast stores of powder and ball. there
would remain nothing for them but an as
sault which could be directed against the
outworks only. Suppose the outworks TAX
en-, the power Of offtnse of the Allies would
again he exhausted for they would have
plenty to do to hold their outworks Their
guns would be ruined and mostly unfit fo-
further use, their ammunition exhausted:
their troops weakened by the assault and
demoralized by the disproporton of the loss
es suffered and the means employed to the
results secured. A new stand-still like that
of the winter is not possible while the heat
Of the spring sun develops poisonous mi
asma under their very feat, therefore we shall
be justified in saying that the bombardmcnt
of Sebastopol is but the first step to raising
the siege of that place. For even in the best
event, if 10000 or 50,eD0 more soldiers are
thrown into the Crimca, and campaign is
attempted against the Russians in the field,
the scige will have to be raised, and trenches,
batteries and all abandoned to the Russians,
until in the very uncertain future there is a
better chance ofrencwing the attempt to take
the place, under better auspices. We shall
soon hear that The seige has tSen raised"
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DELAWARE RAILROAD. Workmen com
mcnced laying the rails on this road, at the
point of Junction with the Newcastle and
Frenchtown road, on the first of May. 1t is
expected the road will be finished as far as
Middlotown by the 18th of June.
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letter from the western part of Kansas
Territory, dated May 3, states that the chol-
era had appeared in malignant forth there
and that thirteen deaths had occurred in
twenty-four hours. The disease is also rep.
resented to be as bad, or worse, in Kansas
city.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-05-12

0TThe Milford Beacon. published at Mil
ford Delaware. has been changed to the
"D'amoad State, y and continues to be pub
lished the Mahan Brothers, formerly of this
town, to whom we wish continued success.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-05-12

PARLIAMENTARY, May l0-The U. S. Sloop
of war st. Louis came up to the Navy Yard
this morning and exchanged salutcs. COM
mander In graham has been rendered pub
lie dinner by the citizens Of this city.
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SALE OF LAND-Thc Delaware Republican
says that MeSsrs. Thomas Woodward, David
Bradley, and David Martin have purchased
about 1000 acres of land, near Chcstcrtown,
Md. for about S3S. GOO.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l.. May lU.-Thc Know
Nothings have elected as Mavor MIR. Smith
by S2l majority, all seven of the Aldermen.
and 20 out of the % City Councilmcn. ,
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RINAW AX.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, near
IA Zion, Md, on the 22nd day of March,
uIl., Abraham Drake, an hdcntcd apprcn-
tice, and between Is and 10 years of age.
All persons are forbid harboring or trusting
him on my account. A reward Of i've dollars
will he given if delivered to me.
Ilon, May D, 1900 1t a. Is. MuIEl.
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don to the Crimea, except few miles be-
tween bucharest and Rusehul, hut the Bri-
fish Government keeps the exclusive use of
it.
The Grand Dukes Michael and Nicholas
have again set out for the Crimea.
Mcnschikof is not dead. The St. Peters
burg Journal publishes an Imperial rescrfpt
expressing the Emperor's satisfaction of
Mcnschlkoh's conduct, with the hope that he
wonld soon be restored to health, and hes
tow ing on him and his descendants a palace
at St. Petersburg.
Mehemet Ali, the Sultin's brother in-law
mad been arrested and sent to Sinope for
being Troublesome.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-05-12

HE AMERICAN EAGLE a Know Nothing
paper succeeds The Chronicle at Cambridge
in this State. 1t is published and edited by
R. S. Tall, and is quite handsome sheet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-05-12

MOBILE May Hitchcock, know nothing,
has probably been elected Judge by about
LOO majority over the democratic candidate
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AUCTION.
THOMAS g.. CkXVH;R

NlLL sell at Public Sale on SATURDAY
w neat, HE l9h inst, Mt his TOBACCO
ana CIGAR STORE; Axes, States. Curry
EolnbS, Skates, Sleigh Bells. Chidren's
Books, Pen Knives Razors. STRAPS, Port Mon
na'ncs, Brushes. Combs. Playing Cards. Shirts.
Drawers, &c. The above will be sold with
out reserve. Also, will be offered some
1900 to $4,000 CIGARS.
" Sale to commence at . O'Clock pre- else
T.. lERMS at Sale. MAY 12-ts.
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1000 Book Agents yVan1cd.

A GENTS wanted to canvass every county III the
Alnitcd STA cs for Lew book entitled, .'PEEns
AND Pleasure OF A HUNTERS I.rE.n
This work is full of thrilling incidents and hair
breadth escapes. in v1rious parts ofthc word d. An
ncXtcd few extracts from the table Of
contents -l'aiti & IN Alligator; Morning among
the Rocky Mountains Grizzly Bear: Figl an.
terrible result; journey and hunt through New
Mexico; Hunting in the forests of Brazil: Chase Of
Rhinoccros; Chase Of an Elephant; Boa Constric-
or Tiger; Lion: Terrible conflict Hunting
with Elephants Wild Hog Hunt in Tex $. &c.
The above VIII give some idea of the contcn Of
This book, which is large emo. of over 800 pages,
illus rated with finely colortd plates. and hand
somely bound. and is sold at the low price of ST.
for which specimen copy will be sent by mail
p"st-p,id, to any p'rt of tho country. .y' Agents
will be paid the largest comm sSion. Apply to
Wv BRADLEY. Publisher,
May H. As North Fourth St., Phila. Pa
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:, From, Richardson, Spence 6 Co.'S Cbru'ar,
observation-disclosures have considerably ad
vanced. The weather has been uuf,yoroble
Tor the crops, and Corn has materially ad
ranced. say IS. with buoyancy. White
Corn 45s. 6da4Gs. In Flour there has been
an active speculative demand, with HEALTHY
business; the market closing active at an adj
vance of Is. Western canal Flour new
3sa40s. and old 4la45%.6d: Philadelphia and
Baltimore 4la4is.; Ohio 43a35s. Wheat has
been in active speculative demand and prices
have advanced 6aSd.; Red Wheat 1Os;6d "a
llS.6.; the market closing steady
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Eufal affairs.

THE CoUET.-As stated last week the
Jurors summoned for the April Court were
called on Monday last. The Grand Jurors
were finally discharged and the Petit Jurors
in June
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NEW SPl ING GOODS,
OPENED
AT IL. II. MAYS,

OPPOSITE THE cOUIT house.
TSHE public are respectfully invited to call
Il aud examine. [Apr q
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Il lST OF LETTERS remaining in tho
- Post Office, Elkton, May 12'h, 1853.
ii. J Brown, James l.. Kerr.
Mary Barnet, Thomas Maxwell.
Benjamin Grips, Alexander Mccoy,
Joseph Clond, George McCrca,
Thomas ConIcy, John &. Ridcnour,
John Clay, u. II. Reed,
Eliza ConIcy, Herman Rolling,
Francis Clark, VIM. III. Roberts.
Curtis 4 Bro. Rcbccca Salisbury,
lsiah Davis. Alexander Smt
Dawson Bro, Robert NJ. shcrcr,
I. +. bell, T.. Sutton.
Catharine Eli"son, David Staats,
Josrphcnc Evans, Col John Tiighman,
Elizabeth Field, Sallic Il. TAYLOR,
Richard HUMPHREYS, Ellen l.. TORY.
Eliza Kennedy, James NJ. White,
Richard kerri, ira Wells.
May II 1t j. T.. BROWN, p. VI.
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DR1NTS d LAWNS.-The stock Of cheap
i prints and lawns for sale by ToRBERr, at
only ST crs per yd., cannot be surpassed by
any for style and quality.
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Now is tie Time.
slsrliES Il ssnmsirfer GOods.

w subscriber has just returned from
a Philadelphia and New York, with the
terS"st and best selected stock of
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"Winter lingering CHILLED the lap of May"
but the sun has triumphed over the "Nor'-
Easter" and the clouds dive have pleasant
weather again.
TIE CIRCUs.--Thc extensive and celebrated
circus of Rivers & Derious is advertised to be
here on the 22nd inst, on which occasion
We will no doubt have a large concourse of
people: it being one of the best establishments
Of the kind now travelling in the country.
SUCCESSFUL FIsHING.--Mr. John Ycamans,
of Charlestown, in this county, informs us
that Elisha c. Ycamans and j. Ii. HOLLY
caught few nights ago, 10l5 shad in a
string of gill nets, which is certainly very
successful fishing.
LAND SALE.-Thc Delaware Gazette states
that II. B. Pennington of Wilmington has
sold to Mr.. John Biggs of New Castle couI7
ty his farm near Cecilton, in this county,
containing 662 acres for $2l,750.
TIE PLANK RoAD.-Efforts arc about be-
ing made to have additional stock subscribed
and push the Elkton, Andora & Lewisville
Plank Road, on to the Pa. line at the latter
place. As it promises to pay so well 1t most
probably will soon he completed.
FRosT.-There was considerable white
frost in some parts of this county on Thurs
day and Friday mornings.
The New DEPoT.-The new Railroad
Station house at this place is to be CONT
mcncld next week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-17
To Dealers in Wash Boards.

rs 1911. o. RICE. OF Cincinnati, "htrtHlta VdpaA.
i inyreTrasnl In WaII6odId" for which Le ObltiEtd
PiT TENTIu Oct. 1879. said impIoN Neneni consisted in
POTeIy preparing tue eds OF skfet vi ILc Cor other
slable nela) ard them causing them TO HciAe or eat
h:r way iItO tire soil wooden sides O legs oil wash
helrdi the methods previously employed havin; been 70
youshG ErGore Or sut oicc, TO receive the metallic
plate o. Rice subsequently sold his eaiiTs iEisr't and
oHHrt1 In said Patent 10 Tie SUBSCRIBER who Is now
AUls thereof as well as only dRAori:td mann
Elciu.cT a|"O. RICE'S lNPGOrRD PArENT %ISc WIsH-
RDLRD," having succeeded to tue late tlrm VI WAYNE,
BAILT Co., IN Ibat business Induced by The popularity
aud extensive sale OF said "Pitent Wash boards" Auu-
dry persons have engaged In making and vending them
rioal aVth0rity to 20, Thereby ro!shnk TiSht
cuiCd By said Patent. Suits have been commenced LEd
Row Tcndins sglns certain PARTIES known 10 be thus
ensagcd aud Il Is my intention 10 prosecute Tor all III
Judgements OF my legal and Just Ishts TO the extent Il
The law. ILL PERSONS ave therefore eautoEed against
purchasing Or dealing In Eic wash boards made aer tue
manner P1isRieI by Rice unless branded 20. RietF Int
pTornl Nah JoafdI Patented 49," none tth.lS being
genuine Il may he well TO Ieu1 that the variation IN
tic shape ui tue ciMp,-Or the employment OF any Pat
enitd machine To niI WaiiIboaTdS-d0eS not give the
lsh iuule the Patented irciIhE p .rtIs above desob
ed; upon which the rzlue Of the board really lePerd,
whOesle orIerS Or tue ssHnIr article respectfully 80
lcited and promptly exeCnCd, Il a9 low prices IS 1Ry Of
JOSEPH ". WAYNE,
Sole proprietor and manufacturer thereof
O1lce at Hardware store, No 1876 Main Il,
mil opposite oh, ClNCLHNITi, q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-17

Daguerreotypes,

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese LuAtral Wal
N The greatest Improvement yet dt5covcTej
labor end expense IN waAhlng clothing ahd
wIiteT and SolleT Than than II bIeached on Y
WlRRAN1Ep not 10 iniuIe ih3 fabrlC. FYet
satisfy herself on that polnl, By Soakinsa plei
or llfeuin the Fluid, Iull strength, FOR 24 a
viii clearly show that II must be ruleiY h1r !
,IiluteJ with Q gallons OF water 10 halfa pint q
The Chinese washing Fluid Is worth thu
single sixpence which will buy enough for a
waShing, which can be done In jnr hours.
Manufactured and sold By the subscriber
II putehaIed the tight [Jr Ohio cOunyt, Va.
Au,q No. 90, UnloESt.. wh}
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-17

= barrels NJ I lad Ui, NmIsT pressed, pune
. article, Just received and for !a!e lOWlt
J. Il. TAPPAS'S Drug store,
Yeb9 Centre lf1niiHs.