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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHIL IDEIpHJ1

IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO all per
L sens afflicted with Sexual diseases such SEM
INAL WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE, GoNNoEHHA, GLEET.
SYPHILIS, &c, &c.
The lIowARD Association of Philadelphia, in
view of the awful destruction Of luman life and
health, caused by Sexual diseases, and the dccep-
tons which are practisci upon the unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Quacks have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, rs CHARITABLE Act worthy
of their name. to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to
all persons thus afflicted. Male or Fomale) who
apply by letter, with description of their condi-
ton, (age, occupation. habits of life &c, and in
cases OF extreme poverty and suffering to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Insttu-
ton. established by special endowment, for the re-
lief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with "Viru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases and its funds can be
used for no other purpose 1t has now n surplus
of means. which the Directors have voted to adyer.
tisc the above notice. 1t is needless to add that he
Association commands the highest Medical skill
of the age, and will furnish the most approy ed
modern treatment Valuable advice also given to
sick and nervous females. afflicted with abdominal
weakness, Womb Complaint Cosivcncss Leucor-
rhca &c.
Address, (post-paid) DIR. GEO. r. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South NINTH Street Philadelphia, Pa
BY order of the Directors,
EZRA d. llEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAlRCllIID, Secretary Imay GOV
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u Rcaocrs ono Correspondents.

The readers of The Wing need scarce
~ he told that the poem on the first page by
"Ejiih" is from the pen Of EMMA ALICE
BROWNE It's characteristics at once dcsig-
nate the author and it contains some rare
and beautiful lines.
DTNo , of the proposed series of articles
ON "Amcricanism" will appear next week.
GIVE were unable to get in type this
week an article on "Know Nothinsism" by
".ia .4mrrican" in reply to "Canuna' of The
Democrat.
DJ"Lettcrs which are written for the pur-
yrsc Of lvertising the business ofindividuals
should 10 sent as advertisements and paid
for. 1t is hardly fair 10 expect us to insert
advertisements gratis, particularly when in
tended to benefit those who are not even sub
srribcrs TO The Wing. This will S ervc. also,
to explain to some of our correspondents
why certain paragraphs of their letters con-
tanning business puiis arc omitted.
t. The exchange of letters through our
columns between two Of our correspondents
whicl, whilom grew so interesting to them
s,lvcs, if not so much so TO the general read
or, has dropt its prosy features and assumed
the poetic garb, giving "a sign" that what
may have been commenced in playfulness is
growing matter of serious concern. Hear
the "Beau::'-
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FARM AND MILL PROPERTY,
At
PUBLIC SALE.
FTNIIE subscribers will sell at Public Sale,
L their Yaluahle EarIu and Mill pruneELy ON

FTNIIE subscribers will sell at Public Sale,
l. their valuable Farm and Mill Property on
Fifth day (TiURSDAy)t the 18th Of
Sixth Month UUNE0 on
which they row reside, situated on Stony
Run, in Cecil county, Nd. II miles west of
Rising Sun, miles from Port Deposit; convc-
nient TO churches, schools, stores, shops. &c,
and within J miles of the ploiccting) Phila.
4 Bait. Central Railroad, containing about
As ACRES OF LAND,
6 Of which are Woodland; the residue in a
Iii oh state of cultivation, part of which has
been recently lined, and under good fencing.
There is also Il thriving Apple Orchard Of
choice fruits.
The improvements consist of a STONE &
FRAME GRIST MILL, ~ by Al It, 8 stories
high, with a 20 It. ovcrshot wheel. SAW
MILL, with but slight repairs, can be put in
good condition.
A substantial STONE DWELL
,15S.trs, ING, % by - IT,, ccllarcd under, 8
s,s,lSs,, IL rooms on first floor. q on second with
l,pYfi ccilcd attc;-a substantial Stone Barn.
33 by 30 IT, with shedding on each
side; Frame Wagon and Corn House, II by
II IT,; Smoke House and other out buildings.
Such property is rarely in the market, and
is valuable to the Machnist or Capitalist, as
there is sufficient power to drive two wheels
the size of the present one. Title indisputa-
Bile. Sale to take place on the premises be-
tween the hours Of l and o'clock Z. NJ.
Terms liberal. Further information may
be had Of EDWIN 7. JACKSON,
ISAAC p. JACKSON,
May II Is Rising Sun, Md.
'.'Village Record and Doylcstown 1ntclli
gcncsr copy u.s., and send bill and copy of pa
per ia adj Va riiSprS
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6 Dwellings and Saw Mill. attached.
FARM OF GlACRES.

adjoining the above, divided into fields,
with water in cach This land il in hish
state of cultivation, having had 100 bushels
of lime to the acre within the last 7 years, and
produced last year 80 bushels Of corn and -
bushels of wheat per acre.
There Is a good Dwelling House, Granary,
Barn, and Sprng-house on this property.
Also fine Apple and Peach Orchards, with 4
variety Uf choice fruit. 1t is within A. miles
Of Elktun by tile Plank Road. The situation
pleasant and healthy.
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing would
do well to call carly, as such property is rare
~ in the market.
The mill. machinery, and farm will be sold
together, or separately, to suit purchasers.
JAMES McCAULEY, Agent.
Apr If Near Edition. Nd
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TIE Cnors.-Thc Ccntrcvillc Times says !:
"The rain which fell few days ago has been
of immense benefit to the growing wheat, oat
and grass crops. The corn, also, which in
low, stiff lands had not terminated for want
Of sufficient moisture, is now coming up.
Oats look much better. We hear a good deal
of complaint amongst farmers on account of
the very large number Of Sighted heads in
their wheat fields. The corn is suffering
considerably in some localities from the dep
relation Of the worm some farmers have
been on the eve of blowing their fields up and
planting a new crop.
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONAL cour

TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONAL county
convention of the Sons Of Temperance was
held at Temperance Hall on Monday last.
1t was numerously attended, every district
Of the county being represented The object
of the convention was to nominate candidates
for the next General Assembly of Maryland,
pledged to support the enactment of pro-
libilory liquor law. After a full and fair
discussion of the policy of nominations,
which occupied the attention of the conven-
ton during the morning and afternoon scs.
sons, it was at length resolved to postpone
action on the subject until the meeting in
September, to which time they ad ourned.
Frcnerick Examiner.
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USEFUL RECElpT.-A cement, which grad
ualy becomes as hard as stone, may be made
by mixing twenty parts by weight of clean
sharp sand two oflitharsc, and one of whit
ing, and making them into thin putty with
lnseed oil. For seams in roofs, cement
may be formed Of white or rcd lead thinncd
with boiled lnsecd oil, into which some
sharp, dry, white sand is stirred. For the
joints of water and gas pipes, white lead &C.
ment is the best.
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1000 Book Agents Wanted.

A GENTS wanted to canvass every county in tho
EACnitcd States, for new book entitled, "PERILs
AND PLEASURES OF 1IUSTER'S LIFE"
This work is full of thrilling incidents and hair
breadth escapes in various parts ofthe world. An
nextcd are few extracts from the table of
contents Batting an Alligator; Morning among
the Rocky Mountains; Grizzly Bear; Fight, and
Mexico Hunting in the forests Of Brazil Chase of
Rhinoccros; Chase of an Elephant; Boa Constric-
tor a Tiger Lion; Terrible conflict Hunting
with Elephants; Wild Hog Hunt in Texas, &c.
The above will give some idea of the contents of
this book which is large 2mo. of over 800 pages,
illustrated with finely colorcd plates, and hand
somcly bound, and is sold at the low price of 81,
for which specimen copy will be sent by mail
post paid. TO any part Of the country. ~ Agents
will be paid the largest commission. Apply to
wv BRADLEY. Publisher,
May IL. AZ North Fourth ST., Phla., Pa
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Timer in North East.

TIVE subscriber respectfully informs his
l. old customers and the public generally,
that he has removed from the Rising Sun,
and has located himself in the village Of
North East; his shop is on Main Street. di-
rcctly in front of the landing, where he is
prepared to execute oil work in his line Of
business, such as
ROOFING, SPOUTING 4 REPAIRING.
He also manufactures and keeps on hand, a
general assortment Of Tin and Sheet-Iron
Ware, which he will sell wholesale and retail
All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to.
Apr % 3m ISAAC N. BENJAMIN.
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PRENTICE Us. THE SMALL Fry. Tho keen
ness Of Prenticc's wit appears to increase
with the Entertainments Of years upon the
venerable editors age. IN 4 late number of
the Journal he gives the following really
good one. in reply to query:
Two or three Papers in the interior of Ken
lucky are occasionally attacking us, and n
friendly correspondent asks why we do not
"castigatc them" The truth is, they are al
together too small. a woman once handed
her crying baby to her husband, requesting
him to make it hush. 1t continued to cry till
she got out Of patience, and then she called
out to her husband. 81 do wish you would
spank that baby eyes," said he. lie
fumblcd about for sometime, and at length
She angrily eAclaimcd-''Ain't you going to
spank that baby!' 81 would,' he replied.
"but indeed, wife, can't fnd any piacc big
enough 10 spank.
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NOTICE..

WHEREAS, upon examination of the
w road leading from the "Wal'ace Road
at corner of John McCullough's land. by
the houses ofJamcs Egan and John (now JOS
Richardson's to the road leading from Rising
Sun to Brickley'sS Roads, made by Mark
Brown, Supervisor of the 9th District, with
the aid Of a Surveyor, certain errors are be-
lieved to exist in the location Of said road:-
Therefore application viii be made to the
Commissioners Cecil county, at their meet
ing after the 10Th day of June, next, to APP
point Examiners to review said road, and tc
vacate or to alter and amend the same rs IN
their judgment the public interest may re
auire. MAY %, 5w
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PhiIa., Wilmington and
BALTIMORE RAILRO D.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PlIILAD'A.
For Baltimore at $50 A. NJ 1915, (Exprcss) ,
STEAMBOAT Train via Frenchown.) and IL p NJ
For Wilmington at $50, A. ". l2i5, ,, ., I.SO,
and II p. NJ.
For New Castle at s. 20, a NJ 3, and = NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore al Steamboat Train via Franch-
town. $50 (Expres-) II A. 81. and s PM
Leave Wilmington at Is, LIS A NJ, 1925, g 20,
}, and II = NJ
Phitu. md PeryrWs Accommodation Train
Leave Perryvlo at $40 A. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia at 5 p. NJ
Baltic 8 Hare de Gracc accommodation Tram
Leaves lIavrc de Grace at 7 80 A. NJ.
Leaves Baltimore at $50 =. NJ.
GEO. A. PARKER,
Apr IA II Genl Superintendent.
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For The Cecil Whig.
StGnAaS to Claribcl MAY.

Claribcl. how bright the landscape
Now the wild birds gaily sing
Where fairy painted flowers peep,
The golden sunbcams welcoming;
Welcoming with beauty glowing
Welcoming with Eden bloom
Imhlcms they. to weary mortals,
OF hope and joys beyond the tomb.
Clarhcl the brooks are singing,
Singing Of the past to Inc
Singing with the birds that carol
DER them in the willow tree;
Pleasant dreams their songs awaken,
Like rcvcrcs in days iong svne.
When hopes, rs summer skies uncloudcd,
With their brightest hues were mine.
Clnribrl. dost love to dream, maid,
When the eve comes cleaning on,
When from sombre, silent valleys,
The golden sunlight is withdrawn;
And thy broad, majestic river
CLOVIS meath dams amber beam
On the past dost love to pond"ri
OF the future love to drcami
Claribcl. maid with trcsscs-
Auburn trcSses, rich and rare
Flowing over checks of roses,
Nesting on u neck as fair
AS the lily's spotless bosom,
Is ever rising before me-
Strange I'm haunted by such vision,
When my thoughts commune with thee.
BEAU ESPRIT.
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IN WIL.NI.N'GTON. DEL.

~ WIL.NINGTON. DEL.
TITE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
l. old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Cleland, decd, in Market Street, respect
fully announces to the public that they manu-
iacturc Marble Monuments, Tombs, Head
and Foot Stones, American and Foreign
Mant les, and House Work of every dcscrp-
ton, such as Water Tables, Door Stills, Win
dow Stills and Lntcls, Coping, Curb, Flag
Stones, &c; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
MaYl2 SMITH. MATERtIOUSE 4 co.
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THE CRIMEA.-The Geographic dispatches
from the Crinca are to the middle of May
hut the condition Of affairs before Sebastopol
is very little changed, The Allies are pre-
Earring for operations in the field. finding that
they cannot take the town while an outside
army is hanging so closely upon their flank.
Fresh troops continue TO pour in daily. Be
fore long there will be 200 900 of the allied
forces in the Crimca. force large enough, it
is thought, to pursue the siege and take the
open field. nnc army will no commanded
Lv the French General, and the other will he
under the English. The Russians arc watch
ing the Allies very closely, and appear to be
aware of all their designs. They are said to
have erected batteries on the route from Eu-
laloria to SebaStopol, and 1000 Russians.
with large military stores. had stationed
themselves at the village of Saal, in the rear
of Omar Pacha's troops The Russians in
S.hastopo are covering their advanced
works, and have constructed new battery
on the left of the Mamelon. They have also
formed camp above the Belbcck, extending
To Mackcnzic's farm. We shall hear, prob
ably, in the course Of a month, what success
attends the new plan Of operations.
Phila Ledger.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,

MAY X BROTHER avail themselves of
IEl this opportunity to inform the citizens
of Elkton and vicinity, that they have just
returned from Philadelphia, and finished
opening one of the most general are carefully
selected stock of goods that has ever been
offered in this market.
They intend keeping constantly on hand,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Hardware,
Quccnsware, Ccdar-ware, and all articles
adapted to the wants OF the people of Cecil
county. Purchasers are invited to examine
this stock Of goods before buying elsewhere.
|. Elkton, Apr II
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-
f. Ias,,. mouth, Capt. JOSEPH
pf;;S:S;51 GEoGmEG>N, leaves
sksasssSs6sz@aHas9 lower end of West
Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, at 6 O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wcdncs-
day and Friday at 3 O'Clock, and llayrc dc
Grace at 5 o'clock, =. NJ.
The Steamboat Lancaster, Capt j. w. TOM
LINsoN, leaves same place every Monday,
Returning. leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday evening at 3
O'Clock, and lIavrc de Grace at 30 clock NJ
e. Passage 80 cents.
e. Frciglts received daily at Baltimore
until o'clock. and at Port Deposit uutil -
o'clock carried at low rates. and carefully
attended TO.
O." Duplicate receipts for Frcjghts will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at 1iavrc dc Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned to
him; for any point on the Pennsylvania Ca
nails, or will rc-ship frcights intended for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or elscwhesc.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent. BALTIC.
II. ALIEN TAYLOR, Ast, II. dc Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
Tho Steamboat ..JU NlATA.' Captain
Tonllnson. being in complete order; can be
chartered at any time.
N. B.-Grain purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse off. Tome,
Port Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano,
Plaster, Fish and Salt. May 70 If
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sIssssszssssss1aAS repair, and neatly fit
tod up-will resume her trips and run as fol-
lows:
Betpeen Fort Deposit and Philadelphia.
Leave Port Deposit or MONDAYS, al 3
o'clock for Philadelphia; stopping at Ilavro
dc Grace, Ford's Landing, Port Herman,
and the various places along the canal to rs-
ccive and discharge fght and passengers.
Returning leave Philadelphia for Port De-
post on SATURDAYS at 8 O'Clock, touching at
all intermediate places.
Beireen Philadelphia and Sdssafras.
Leave Philadelphia on WEDNESDAYS, at 3
O'Clock for winners POINT, on tho Sos-
safras River, touching at all the intermediates
places along the canal and on tho Elk Rirsf,
and at Turner's Creek, Casseday's. Fishers,
Frederick Town and George Town.
Returning leave Winners Point on Thurs
days at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, George Town and
Fredericktown at O'Clock =. NJ, Casseday's
and Turner's Creek at about O'Clock T.. Al.
for Philadelphia
Thank full for past patronage, tho en-
couragement Of all persons interested in SUE
tanning steam communication to Philadelphia
is solicited. No effort shall be wanting to
render satisfaction to those travelling ov
frsighting by this line.
EDWIN WILMER,
Feb "a, '55. President.
N. b. All persons having the Bags he.
longing to this Boat, and using Them for other
purposes than for .freighiing By his Boat, arc
respectfully requested and hereby notified to
return them to the Boat, or to me at PORT
Deposit. Gentlemen must see the propristy
of this request, aud the improperly of their
using the steamboat Bags, for their accon,rno-
dalton, on Rnilroad or by resseis, to the great
Inconvenience and loss of the owners thereof.
We do not profess to furnish bags for the use
Of the whole county, in the various transpor.
taton lines, and earnestly desire that this
notice may prove sufficient for the return VI
the bags and correct tho evil in future.
F,h 81 If
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LrAvENwoRru Town, Kansas Territory
named from the fort standing there, now
contains, it is said, eight hundred inhab-
itants, one steam saw mill, two brick yards,
one large three story hotel, four boarding
houses, five dry goods stores, five groceries
two boot and shoe stores. two saddlcry shops
one tin shop, and two backsmith's shops.
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SPEcuLATIoNs IN BREDsrurrs.-The New
York Sun charges that there is species Of
gambling, similar to that which exists in
stock speculations, carried on systemmatical-
ly in that city by Spectators in breadstrlls
1t SAYS:
while successive steamers from Europe
were reporting dull markets or decline in
breadstulls. the Spectators in our markets
operated with great tact to prevent the news
from depressing prices here but as soon as
breadstuilS took an upward turn in the Eu-
ropcan markets up went prices in New York
as the result of the favorable" foreign
news.
The daily arrivals Of produce at our ports
are also used to aid the specializing or gam
bling game. Light arrivals make holders
firm. and prices are pressed up sixpcnce or
twelve and II half cents Large arrivals
merely "check the advancing tendency" and
the reporters usually add, few sales, hold
crs firm mo disposition to press sales. p"
OF course not. In the present stagnant state
of the money market the banks can accom-
modate the spectators freely, and they can
hold off and bring the retail dealers and ba-
kcrs up to their prices.
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Agents WantOd.

rINO sell the best work of T. s. ARTHUR. "TRS
l. NIGHTS IN A BAR-RooM AND WHAT [ SAW
TnERE.' This is large l2mo. of 30 pages, il
lusra'cd with beautiful Mczzotint Engraving,
by Sarttn. bound in the best manner: full gilt
back tS'Spccimcn copies sent to any part of the
Some agents now selling this book, are making
$50 per month. Apply to
j. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
Nav 10 AZ North Fourth STRAIT phila
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TO FARMERS

UHEELER'S PATENT RiILU4Y
Horse Powers and Overshot Thrashers.
NOTICE is hereby given to Farmers, that
~ ] still continue the sale Of Whecer's
Patent Railway Horse Powers and Ovcrshot
Thrashers with Shakers attached. which
will warrant to give satisfaction, or no sale.
Also, Feed Cutters, Clorcr HuNers, and Wood
SGuS:
Persons wishing to engage q Machine may
call on the subscriber living near the Msgraw
Church, or address him at Rising Sun, Cecil
county, Maryland
May 19U JOHN D. MIC1IENER.
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"A JERsEyMAN IN THE CRIMEA.-The New

A JERsEyMAN IN THE CRIMEA.-The New
ark On. j. Daily Advertiser, contains an
extract from recent letter of Mr.. Brown, of
the U. s. Legation at Constantinoplc, where
in he. speaks in very high terms of Major
Burr Porter, of Newark, N. j., at present
Bimbashi or Lieut. Colonel Of the Sultan s
Cavalry at Eupatoria. MIR. Brown says
Omcr Pasha. and Behram Pasha, (Gen. Ca
any, spoke to me at Balaklava, in warm
tarms of-him, and he is considered one of the
ravest and most efficient of the foreigners,
n the service of the Sultan"
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WATCHES,
Jewelry g. SilverWare.
CEAElEE VI.IHnvIr
SEOhNE IL HSfLh<tS
No. 81 Market Street, Abore THIRD,

No. 81 Market Street, Abore THIRD,
WIL.MINGTON, DEL.AW.ARE,
HAVING enlarged and improved his Store, is
l. J. now prepared to offer to tho public very
large and cafrfuy selected assortment Of Fine
Watches Jcwclry and ~ilyerware. His stock OF
Watches will consist, i'll part Of the following colc-
brhtcd English makers
VIM. Dix"ns Chronometcr Watches. solo agency.
Jos Scnvils celebrated Railway Time Keepers
VIM. Coopcrs Duplex and Lever Watches.
NJ. }. Tobias & Co.'S Liverpool Watches.
Jos johnson 5. (only gcnunc)
Messrs Geo. Il John Bods Chronom ?ter and Du-
pick Watches.
Henry Taylor's Liverpool Watches
Geo Chadwick, Northampton Square.
VIM. Read Il Sons, Liverpool.
James Graham, do
John Ioughton. do
John Tedbury 4 Co. do.
The Fine Swiss Watches of
Montandon Frercs. Grod
Iii Mathqy Pcytieu, Henry Thurnescn,
Mahey Dcrct, James Corovoisier
Mounicr. &c, &c. &c.
|. The above Watches ara all guaranteed 10 be per
feet time Keepers, and persons purciashing them
will be referred to gentlemen Of tho highest res
portability in the city and country.
JEUELRY.
Our Jewelry will be Of the finest quality and ta:
est styles. We are constantly adding to our sx.
tensiyo scotch.
SILVER WARE.
In tho Silver Department will DO found all tho
many styles now 50 mucl, admired as we'll Az every
article necessary to a complete outfit :tS- Every
article warranted us good as coin.
CLOCKS.
Fine French Mantle Clocks various styles also
Clocks for Churches, Schools Halls, DC. -
TEA SETS.
Several different styles of Tea Sets, OF the cee
brated Sheffield and birmingham Ware, Dinner and
Tea Casters, Cake Ba .kots, Trays, Spoons, Forks
Butter Knives &c.
FANCY ARTICLES,
Such az fine Jet Bracelets, Necklaces, BrOuchcs
SC; Fine French Fans, Fancy Boxes, &c.
April q. 80.
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Avon DEBT. The youth of this country
should be taught to avoid debt as the hano
of their lives. Pay as you go-is golden
maxim. 1t should he the rule of private life
True economy would make cit the government
tai practice. It's wisdom could be proltab'y
incucated in our institutions of learning, in
lieu Of portion OF some other things upon
which American scholars waste SO much time
and money.