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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-01
U)ilwll,etou.
Fall and Winter Goods, 1856.

SAMUEL BUZBH.
MO Is, MARKET STREET, Wilmington,
~ Del, has just received large assort-
mcnt of NEW and DESIRABLE DRY
GOODS, as follows:
80 pieces best French Mrrinocs, IS cts.
to 81 80 per yard;
Beautiful, Plain and New Style Silks;
"a pieces rich Black Silks IS cts, to
$500 per yard
Always ON hand full assortment of other
Black Goods;
De Begcs. Cobourg and Madonna Clol
l2k to IS cts;
Elegant rich new style Paris De LANES;
Latest style American and Englisl
Grape aud all the new Shawls Of tl,J
season;
Elegant French and Swiss Embrode3
full assortment; NJ
The best makes Welsh and AmepN
FlanncIs;
Towcllings. Table Linens and Shcsfs
all widths; "
Cloths, Casslncrcs, Vestinss andy
netts; Il
Countcrpancs, Blankets and TicH Vi
superior makes; ,
New York Mills, WilliamsM anu
other superior Shifting {
richardson and other snpcH l''sh
Linens 81 cts to 81 pet'"'
Brussels, Velvet, Ingram, NcT''' anu
Rag Carpctings a :. -.
Oil Cloths to yards wide,' 10 NJ
=, halls and rooms.
Orders promptly attended n anu al ,
goods sold at the lowest cash pri'
Sep. 20, lSJ6-3m. @
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Jnundicc. Three Boxes are sure tn ceanse the
system from Hoils-oftcn less than one does it,
Two Foxes have completely cured the worst Of
nrc,- ou the legs SIN III doses seldom fail to
cure the Piles. One dose currs% the headache
aisins from foul stomach. Strong doses often
rcpe,ss cxpcl every worm from the body. They
should b. gwen to children. who always more
or l"ss afflicted with this scourge. As gentle
fhysia taeY h 've no equal One Box cures de-
rangement Oh the Liver. Half Box cures Il Cold
They purify the blood, and thus strike ut the foun
dtiou vi every disease. As dinner Phi there i.
Lot their equal in the world. They are purely
vegetable. and can do no harm. but do accomplish
an unaceOuntable amount Of good
sY'Preparcd by Dr. J C. AVER Lowell Mas
aud sold by respectable D,uggi.ts everywhere.
AGENTS-DK. Jos. WALLACE and DH.
II. u. MITCHELL, EMtoa.
Sept eth. 1859.
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philadelphia.
JOSEPH III. FOSTER,
A w MIN G M A KER,

OSO NORTH THIRD STREET. East aide1
~ Above Willow, Railroad De. cot. PuILA.
DKLrsIA, where can be- obtained at the shortest
notice. SAILs r"R Bears. American and Bnsncss
fi<Es Of all Nations Awnings. Tents. Wagon and
Canal Boat Covers. Sacking Bottoms Hanmocks.
Bags. ETC. N. b. Fall and Wheel Ropes splced
Old Awnings repaired. Residence, 1870 south
Front street. shove Pine
Jan 10. '56-Jy
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GEo. ". WALTON. ". SHAW
WALTOi 4 SHAW,
MACHINISTS and ENGINEERS,

IN pYLE's BrILDIEG,-
Behceen 5M6 6M, 4 Grunge md TainuU ST..
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
INFORM heir friends and the publc that they
l continue the manufacture Of High and Low
Pressure stationary and Marine STEAM ENGINES
AND BOILERS. SiIAFTlNG. MILL. WORK, and
machinery of every description. CASTINGS and
CARR AGE ANLl.S furnished to order
IgBLACKSMITIIING Of every Dissertation
Forged to order tS-JoBBING of all kinds Iuuc
tnaiy attended 10. Liam 2D--6n.
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PHILADELPHIA.
JOSEPH A. NEEDLES,

JOSEPH A. NEEDLES,
MANUFACTURER Or
Wire, Silk and Eair-Cloth Sleeves,
rlARSE. medium and fine in mcsh large nid.
Sile-sze and small in diane err
METALLIC CLOTHS OR WOVEN WIRE.
,,f the best qualities. various sizes OF mesh from
Nos. |. to 80 inclusive, and from one to six feet in
width.
They are numbered so many spaces to line.l
inch and cut 10 suit.
The subscriber slso kssps constantly on hand
sc II T. T. rs,
For Conl. Sand Ore. Lime. CIR in. Gravel. Cpano
Sumac. Sugar. Salt. Bone, Coffee. Spice. Dvuss
Dye STUDS. &c Together with All assortment IL
BRIGHT AND ANNEALED IRON WIRE.
All Of the above sold wholesale or s.taiI b
J. A. NEEDLES.
81 n. Front Street, PAilAA'a.
Nay 81, ls66-ly
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OF THE
National Safety Comp any,
Walnut Street. s. W. Corne, Of Third ST.,
p ii |. A ID j. J. p ii A.

INCORPORATED ny THE STATE OF rENN'A.
MONEY is received in any sum. large or small,
wi and interest paid from the day of deposit.
The Office is open to receive and pay money
every day. from Q o'clock in the morning till
o clock in the evening. and on Monday and Thurs
day evenings, till 9 clock. INTEREST FIVE
PER CENT All sums large or small, are paid
back in gold demand without notice. to any
amount .5ronice WALNUT ST S. W. Cor.
Of Third st, Philadelphia.
President. Hon. HENRY j.. BENNER,
Vice President ROBERT SELFRlDGE,
Secretary. WILLIAM j. REED.
DIRECTORS
Horny l. Benncr, c Landreth Munns,
Edward L. Carter, f. Carroll Brewster.
Samuel X. Ashton, Henry l.. Churchman,
Robert Selfridge, Joseph b. Barry,
James B. Smith, Francis Lee.
The Investments, now amounting to more than
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS, in accord nee
with the Act of Incorporation are made in Mort
cages, Ground rents and snch first class securities
as must always insure perfect security to the de-
positors and place beyond NIL risk the permanency
and stability of thi. old and well established In
sh'Vtion Hob ls isdo--tf.
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Philadelphia.
Advertising

Has enlarged many small businessy
Has revived many a dull business;
Has rescued many lost busines.;
Has saved many a falling business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many a new business;
AMI ensures success in any business
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nN-"ARE AND.STOYES,
AT PORT nEunS,,

TNHE Undersigned hayinc
Il Robert Christy the nboy. ir''d f
spr'Pared furnish every thing in H. ~,
OF business upon the most accnn,,,, ,' i,he
terms. ""h odalihg
-, "A 'n'' assortment of Sheet Iron and ~.
war" always on hand "u nm
w ~. I",h'"s"nd Spouting done rir1t M,
STOVES OF ALL KINrS
,''i, viii sell as low as theycaD y. ,,-
TONED any where in the State. "' NC w.
Attention is particularly n;i,
COOKING STOVES. rith.r fn. ~! sock
c"a any of which ifnot found. upoutr;sI or
~ "''" presented may be returned ~.
"'e 'n''' am determined to please.
Par, no. JAS. Il. TRIMBLE.
r"rl Deepest, July est.
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THE
STATE SAVINGS FUND,
OFFICE,
Next Door to the Pest 0mee
No. 81 Dock Street Philada.
1850.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.


All Sums Of Money Returned on Demand.
L Street, next door to Third Street snd ADJOINING
the Post oace, receives Money on deposit daily
from in the morning antil ; in the afternoon;
also Monday evenings. from 7 to . o'clock. In
ts<sst !. allowed on deposits At the rae of FIVE
PER CENT. Per annan. Deposits will b. return
The popularity Of this Dice with all classes of
The community. both in town and cosu,ry, and its
consequent success. may be assribei, in part, to
following substantial reasons
1st. II ofers At copvsnisnt. rssponsibls, and
proftabls Depository to Executors, administrator.
Assiynses, Collectors. Agents, aid Yll public
oncers-ts Attorneys. Trustees, Societies and
Associations, whether Incorporated or othsrwiss-
to 70 airisd or single ladiss-to s'udepH mere hants
clerks. and business men gsnsrally-.o IN echa nics
farmers, minors of either sex and all who have
funds. much or little. to deposit where they may
be had at any time with Five Per Cent. interest
sided.
ID Depositors receive books, with an abstract
Of the bylaws and Regulations in which is ell
tered their deposits which hooks serve ns voucher.
They may designate. in case of sickness. death or
ahsrnce. who shall receive their deposits. without
the intervention of Executors or Administrators -
Any one or more persons may deposit in his her,
or their name. or FOR any other person or persons
3D. Report il made each year to the Legi.la-
ture and Councils OF the City.
18th. The Officers are aworn before they enter
upon their duties, in addition to giving bonds
with SUI cites
9TH. The State Savings Fund is a RIAL Savings
NOT an Insurance and Trust Company Our
large list Of Depositors and the Philadelphia
public have been careful to observe that the
charter avoids the business and risk of insurance
9th. In order to afford every REASONABLE. facility
y Depositors who reside at u distance from the
biice. their deposits are permitted TO be Withdrawn
by checks. after the manner customary with tho
banks. Check books will be furnished to d.po.it.
ors without charge.
The popular ,tronage bestowed upon this Office
by proverbaly cautious and discriminating
community. and where the charac or of the insti-
tuition is hest known is gratifying fact to which
the Trustee. desire to call attention
GEO IL HART President
CHAs. G. INLAY. Treasurer.
April l9, lS5G--6m
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DUNRAR'S
ONE PRICE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Cash Boot and Shoe Shere,

No' TO .. Sf'o"7 81, eofner y CdT1sT 81
PHILADELPHIA.
7NHIS establishment has been enlarged and N
L proved. and 10 supplied With the largest and
beat retail Stock in tie City principally ofhs OWE
manufacture. with u choiao assor ~ snf from the
Dos, Ess,ern Markets; embracing Ladies' Gents
and thiidrsns Doors. SnoEs AND G.lTeRs OF
every description. stylo and quality. embracing
the beat s'y'es and Quilites in this or any other
market. This stock cannot be sxce!lsd for ALI.
rY. SSYhs AND CHRApNzRs.
Zach Article is marked at the very lowest posi-
BILE price. from which no Deviation will be made
No OK rlvsgant statements will be needed, and
none made to eject sales
Gooayears Gum. in all varistips Pure Gums.
30 scarce in the market. always on hand
The public are respectfully invited to call
N 'rch 22d lSj6-Iy
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JHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
CT TIE AGE. IS
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

THEY don't 'HELr COM
plants. but they rURI them.
One Box has cured Dyspcp-
sia.
Tires Boxes have cured the
rnrs c';ses VI Serofula.
Two Boxes have Cured Fry
sipelas.
n.,, pa~ o1u,,,, co%re tt,o
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PREMIUM IMPROVED
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LINE,

TIVE ONLY SILVER MEDAL yet awarded by
i Agricultural Societies. WAS given 10 this SUI
perior article. IT the last Pennsylvania State Fair
at Harrisburg, as Fertilizer of the BEST auALi-
TY for
Wheat. Corn, Oats. Grass and Potatoes,
Raising HEAVY CROPS and greatly IMPROv-
IN; the SOIL. The subscriber respectfully in
forms FARMERS and DEALERS tn, he is pre-
par d to supply the Fall demand with this perior
ard vol tc,tel article
:yAdENTS WANTED.--A liberal discount
allowed
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ElktOn Brick Yard.

We Snbscrihcr is prepared at hi. Er;.l
all kinds Of '"' P"p''e wi
'o-hHON IND PRESSED BRICKS
:. prices mnch iowrrthan theycar lor,l.
'"Iih inc cities. Enquire at hi, bricl
al Inc west end Of the town. "'u
:! SIN UEL KING.
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THAT'S. --Biack Cashmere Hats, from Siav to
j L s3.o0: Black Hungarian from 81 % to S2.0u;
BROWN Panama do. tfeit.) Pearl. Cashmere. Hum
earian. Bovs and Children Hat. from d2t cents
:. Il % reefs, 4 Ne >ef nj for saf. by
tr)a j.. + NAY.
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WATCHES, JEWRY
AND ~
SILVER WY.

4 ZIBA FERRIS 4 soNs nn OF ior ,
<&slks -, a. ,.,ss 5rlment of fine
WATCHES. JEWELRY andr, in - NJ -, 20
be found in the state. and nv. '"''ei' ,h'
attention of the citizens of H. -, ,.o;n'
ty to our stock, consis,ngsf wv '''"'"s
articles T.
ryr,1cu wv ,rrura9 old or Silver Case.
Richard Wis ChrokSf "'eh's' Sol
Agency 81 ia ao
WA Was , 80, e"sJn Lever Watches
NJ. J. Tobias Coiss p''' 'lo t'n.d.
JOS Johnsons ~ CA
prcssly for us.) IA do
VIM. R"binsnn'sa do ,p.;,
Josh Broomfield'f'' w. N'"'"a!
Time keepers) F.,
Josh Pcmbcrton' 90 90 ,,..,
Joseph Scwill'as w. W. (n""""s
Time keepers h. H. l.,
TiNIss WATCHES.
jules Jur,eso pcnhasen Chronometer.
A I;,ndrs,s1a chronomcters.
II C,,nt's ~ ever ana l.eplnes. very fine. J
Vo,haron santine Geneva, very fine
Jamos Cou5,,, "e'"
nr;n,,t very hne.)
rh's ~ Son, )Locle,) &C.,
Ca
"a JEWELRY.
Fin, ...si.ting OF Breast Pins. Ear Ring.
and nrscsf the same pattern; Gold Chains,
Mod lilo ncils, Cuff Pins &c.
81 SILvERWARE.
InAber department. we are propared to
f,rn,s1 itest patterns. The Tuscan and Eliza
bethr anted equal to coin in purity: and n,
cheat be purchased in this country Also.
mn, 'ment of plain Silver Spoons, Forks, &c
~, Plated Ware, Mu,ble aud Bronze
FT Clocks.
sge Clocks, for Churches, HILLS and Schools
NJ Willis and Chas. Stevenson : Celebrated
ChrOnOlne tcr Watches.
ing secured the Agency Of tho above finest
y English Watches, weare prepared to furnish
Get timc-keeper, mt UNREASONABLE price which
fish and accuracy. cannot be excciled by any
madc. Each watch is accom- panied by a Ger
c from the manufacturer, which guarantees il
Yep time to the satisfaction of the purchaser,
be returned. Wecan give the beat references;
gentlemen ofthe greatest responsibility in our
md we respectfully request the attention of
wishing Watch which they can depend
p WATCH REPAIRING done in the hest |
or. and all work warranted to give entire sat. !
On for one year. at the old stnnd of
IlBA FERRIS Il son,
Corner Of Fourth and Market
q ~ WILMINGTON. I'ci. !.
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NJ. Nj YERS,

". CBdfIeS Nfcef, buHlmOfe,
I'D RESPECTFULLY informs the public
~ that he will have at all times on hand
a srasonabr supply Of the choicest l.ind>
lof ENGLISH and FRENCH MOURNING
sGoODS. exclusively OF his own importa
Zion. consisting Of
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PORT DEPOSIT T0Tiy.,nx

DEPOSIT IOIyNRY.
~ TIE Undersigned lpyinc
-+ taken .he old Foundry .,,,'J
cSfst2s2sssE5s,4ks. at this place. would r.snrr,
ia .>-1.a-- imlly solicit a portion of mi.
Ir p''. W are prcrar,,i to Il, A. n i.
sh"rteat notice, and on the mast roa.,,
terms. all kinks of eo""' 10
~ "m,"''v, 'te"m and H0'er Pipe, Stores. a 4
49, fT'" Castings Of rorious assorin,.nts.
ihc Foundry having Undergone general
n't, together with other ad,an,arr. ",
nmr I w., ourselves to be athletic Il" all work in
""' !'''. l" the entire Satistaciitu of .uwLn
may favor us with their orders. "'o
pou,n I .7RMSTRONG eco.
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MORE NEWSt

nn Iargest and most f;.hiunable and IN. he's,
assortment Of mems wom.ns and nh IA oe,'
kssA Boots and Shoes in Cecil comfy i,
I" be found at the subscriher', U1OT
amt SHOE STORE. opposite tho
MI, Court House Flktop. Md "'
The suhscr Der would ,csn.,,rii Wv"
.sna, ana the public generally. that hc b,. nm m'
.tn.L 'a y, ~ ms brother (En"h Grouch) his eutir.
>'ock or Ladies Misses aud Children. '"''i'
ROOTS AND SHOES.
and .ror ,o"mencei manufacturing Ladies' Sho.s
a.n every description. He is now prenarcd I r.,
with Men,. w 10, who may i.s"r him with CALI
shooS OF the best sort at very low nrcs ''o'' anu
THOMAS c. CROUCH
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SUPER-pIIOSPHATE OF LIME.

SUPEk-fIlUSPiiAT UF LIME.
nIPLoMAS have been awarded to the sub.cri-
~ bcrs for the above article. by the
pkNNsrLFASIA STATE Agricultural Society.
NEW JEnsEY
Brcks CorSTY
ScnrikILL CorSrY r"
BERkS County
NEW CASTLE CorSrY. DEL. " ::
The quality and high character Of our prepare.
ton is well known. it is considered the best and
most reliable Manure for
Corn, Outs, IFheot. Potatoes and Grnss.
Not only producing LARGE cnors. but permanent
ly IMPROVING THE SOIL.
Price $A5 per 1000 lbs. (2a ctspcr lb)
Owing I" the high price of articles used in m anu-
featuring the above VIC have been compelled TO
advance our price to SO.
CATION. observe that every barrel of our ar
t"le has ORR S.uE and that of. Por1s & KLuTr
stamped in the head
tT'Pamphlets describing its quality and mode
OF using can be had at our store. or by IN il. when
desired. liberal deduction made to DEALERS.
AGENTS WANTED.
Wa have for sale the celebrated PACIFIC
OCEAN CT ANO. similar 20 that sold by US last
season and which gave such great satisfaction
CANCERINE. OR FISH MANURE.
A full supply of this new and valuable article.
to which We call the attention Of Farmers,
NO, GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN GUANo
constantly on hand and fur sale at he lowest rates
ALLEN 4 NEEDLES,
No, % ) Wharvcs and 81 Water ST..
First store above Chestnut st. 'Phia
tR0Farmers can load ut the Water st front and
avoid the crowded wharf
August ,. lSj6-3m.
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TIN ROOIFyc

I n lin n nN F.! hkS, BUILDERS. and tn pub
p,,p!red to do Tin Roofing. CUTTER, = I'd
Ir"u',hg, in the best manner ard or ~
''T us, terms. STAPLES CANTWELL
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Dress Goods. Gmhroilerirs.

lBONNETS. Gy-Family Mourning orders
Solicited. \ suit Of NJ burning nude com
Iplete, at eight hours notice. Cloaks, Bon
lnets. and Mantilns, made exclusively from.
lthe Paris patterns Of our oYn Importation.
Nu-ch ply.
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MACGREGoR GAS BURNER r.-,o;,---,
~ MA lot OF Macgresors celebrated Gas Rurn,r.
They arc srpcrior par.or stove, u'"'fs'
wv S1ir,rs C,xrwr.,
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HONEY SOAP.

HONEY SOAP.
This is the purest s,ikss 49,.
Soap made. possessing :SSTy1IlE2A 80.
hsa ing properties. and . ESS IT,
highly rrsoAmsn,sd for SjSS.cr5sSS4THF4
CuAPpED HANDS. snd 9si>s~NsN csis 8
various diseases Of the .sSJ rss.,s -.
skin. For all toilet pur- ;lS@As~'
poses 1t Is one of the best soaps ever offered to the
pubic Each cake Of soap is stamped &. NJ L. 4
SON, Fhilala. No other is genuine
Pack gcs Of cakes, "a cents
Boxes Of cakes. 30 cents
Manufactured by
GEO. N. ELkINToN / son,
No. IL Nnrgaretts St.
IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP.
This Soap has powerful cleaning properties,
which readily remove
OIL. PAINT, DIRT. &c,
from every description of goods without injury TO
them. For all domestic purposes it is superior to
amy o'her soap in use. and fifty per cent cheaper
thun the common rosin soap. Sold in boxes Of
30 lbs, and manufactured by
GEO. N ELkTNTON l. SON
No. II MaryLretta st.
CASTLE SOAP. Palm. White. Barber and
Common Soaps Hydraulic. Adlmantine and Tai.
low Candle, 6s. SIS. los. US. for sale hy
GEO. NJ. ELKINrON 4 son,
No. II Margaretta Street.
Between Front and Second, above Callowhil
Jan. Ii, jo-ly.
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EDER Il BROTHER.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS

corner 0N'rhct n'm Church 81,
ELK7O.h', MD.
ToBBING promptly attended f., md
rnlT,, with neatncss and despatch.
" iians, Specifications, Estimates <.
made freq of charge. NV @c.,
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,n nnm 1870 ald SMOOTHING IKoN.-Th.v
iaoor neatness and despatch: nm ar,;r,. H.. u.
shonId he the hands of every family One cant
worth OF charcoal is ample fuel for n iay,s ;rou;
For s,le by Sr,r,r.4 C'y IRONING
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Nioi"h PaRLnR.-The great extent If in
H., a,a'ins f!n's under this stove n very etiei.rt
,h. t.a dr s stands nnrivalled by any stove Of
For sale by Sr,rrrs a T. VI omccs'
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LhIO.N. MD.
TORRJNc
Nv, promptly attended to- and o,e-
W Ilans, Specifications. Estim,t.. 49,
made freq of charge. Nv. ,, ~c''
vrn,,o, s,------- -' 49, - u
sI'AaOs-STERING
EN[ +. BOUI.DEN b,r;, -,
h;v ~, ~, DhN having removed to
Wn.,. , ,,'""';'ctnre Feather Beds, Hnir,
''"h ana SHar Mattresses. of a II duscriniion.
nt " u; as thcy can be bought in The cities.
" "nr J." me most substantial and durable man,
her. lie will also make TO order C,.h;m.
for Chairs s-tt,.s oiucr fashions
m-. u%s,..SS IN ms line.
d.s,,trh iN" "ohe with nratncss and
-,
be promptly attended tn f,,.,r ".l g" III
> nnr.r,,s 81 subscribers I'm, lately received
Lini.p r ~ my superior Cooking Stoves of ali
m.;'s from .ne p!ainest to the elaborate At .ii
kinds of p,rIor ,le;". SI'.""' also many different
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AOTECE!
To Carpenters and Builders.

g ASli. Blinds, Doors, Shutters, Window
- Frames and Mouldings, Of all sizes and
patterns made to order. Of thebcst material
snd workmanship. twenty per cent. cheaper
than handwork. A large assortment always
on hand. Apply at the
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DhANISIiED WARE.-Jut ,.cei,.d -
L beautiful assortment Of Planisb.d wo. rs
Hr',lns IN part Coffee and Tea Pots, Chs ss,n,
Dishes Fluid Lamps. &c Also, Albntn F;r n"nng
Table Spoons. For sale by IN AMI
VIZ ''"' STABLES / CtSrwr,,
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ADAMS s. STAGER'S
Saving Fund Clothing House,

GEO. Il. OILY Ell,
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MR. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has
A'A discovered IN ono of our common pasture
wcs is a remedy that cures
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-01

ROBERT SHOEMAKER
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JOSHUA /. WELLS.
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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-21
r. ]. State Normal School.

THE Terms Of this School for the year
1856 begin as follows The Spring Term
of IA weeks, April 7th. The Fall Term of
IL weeks, September 9th. The Winter
Term of Is weeks, December 1st. During
the first three weeks of the Spring Term a
special course will be given, adapted to the
wants Of those who are to teach in the Dis
trict Schools ofthe State during the coming
Summer. In addition to the instructions
of the teachers Of the Normal School, exer-
cises and lectures will be given by the Com
missioner of Public Schools and by other
distinguished friends of education. All
actual Teachers, and all who expect to be-
come such within three months, are entitled
to the benefits of the special course. Others
availing themselves of it will be expected to
enter the Normal School for at least two
terms, unless by special arrangement.
Attendance on the first day and during
the whole of the season will be insisted on,
For circulars containing further informa-
ton, apply to Rev. ROBERT ALLYN, Com
missioner of Public Schools, or to
DANA p. COLBURN, Principal.
Providence, March IL, 1856. 4t-257