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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-05

GyThcre are still SNOW drifts in the yicin-
ity Of the lakes over twenty feet deep.
III. A. Pool has been appointed post.
master at McDonough Del, in place f. p.
Baker, moved away.
ITThe entire American ticket was elected
at Lynchburg Va, at all election on Tues
dny last.
1--WE learn that newspaper is soon to
he started at Newark, Del. to he edited
principally by students of the College.
T. Green peas are selling in the new York
market at "a blslicl.
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% Reuters auo Correspondence.

UJThe attention of the reader is particu-
larly called to the Speech Of Mr.. DAVIS
printed on our first page, in reference to he
naturalization laws.
U-For number of Editorial items,
minutes of local affairs, original rhymes, &C.,
see the first page.
WWe have a fine poem from Miss S. j..
g. Whittlcsey, of Alexandria, Va, which
shall soon be printed.
GIVE have from a popular writer of this
county beautiful poem, ''.An Old Story"
which will be printed in our nc xt number.
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WORTH TELLING.-Mrs. Polly Brcman of
Birmingham, Conn. is in her Odd year. Her
husband, Tracy Bctman, died IL short time
since: he was two years the senior of his wife
They had lived in the same farm house sixty
nine years They had II family Of nine chill
dlcn. the eldest of whom is now 10, and was
married when she was ii. or the grand chill
dire there are now 40. the eldest of whom is
ST years. There are 1856 great grand chill
drcn. This venerable women can call $50 of
her lincal pedigree around her Thanksgiving
table. Their unihd ages now amount to 12I
years .-HWJod Times.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
will be made to the County Commissioners of
Cecil county at their next regular meeting
after the 22nd of April next, for the building
ola bridge over Little Elk Creek, on the road
leading from SCOTS Mills 10 Cartcr's Mills,
and near the latter mills.
Mach 22,,i. tins; ...
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Philadelphia.
SEper-PhOsphate of Lime.

hlPLOMAS have been awarded to the
l/Subscribcfs for the above article. by the
PESNsYLvASlA STATE .7gricnhurai Society.
NV JERSEY
RrCKs CorSrY
,sCurYLKILL COUNTY
BERKs CurNTY
NEW CASTLE CorSTY, Del. :: "
The quality and high character Of our pre-
paration is well known, it is considered the
best and most reliable manure for Corn, outs,
Wheat. Po'DfO's md Grass. not only producing
large crops, but permanently improving the
soil. PRICE $40 PER 1000 LBS, q cents
per lb. Observe that every
barrel OF our article has our name and that of
Potts klctt stamped on the head
Pamphlets describing its qualities and
mode ofusing can be had at our store. or by
mail, when desired. \ liberal deduction
made to Dealers
AGENTS W ,STED.--Wc have one cargo
"lthc crlc bratcd PAClFlCOCEANG CANO
Imported per ship Harriet lI"xir.) similar to
that sold 10y us last season, and which gave
such grea, satisfaction. 1t is fully equal to
Peruvian Gnano, at Il low price.
CANCERINE. OR FISH MANURE
y full supply Of this new and valuable ar
ticlc, to which We call the attention of
Farmers.
no. GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
GCANO constantly on hand and for sale ut
til, lowest rates.
CORN SHELTERS of the most approved
construction at Manufacturers prices.
ALLEN \ NEEDLES,
No. % S. Wharves and 81 S. Water ST..
First store above Chestnut ST., Phila.
d. Farmers can load 1T the Water street
front, and avoid the crowded wharf.
March 22--3m.
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NOTICE

l. LECTORS.-AhS Supervisors Of roads in
Cecil county. (appointed previously to the
election 81 Road Supervisors by the 3eoplc)
and all collectors Of taxes for the years prior
to 1851, whose accounts remain unsettled
are hereby notified TO appear at the meeting
Of the County Commiss, oncrs on the Sth. 9th
and 10Th Of April next, or on the 22nd, 23rd
or 24th of that month, to close their business
with the county; otherwise the County Com
missioncrs will he compelled to publish list
OF the dclinqucnts and proceed according to
law to collect the amounts due.
BY Order.
JAMES S. CRAWFORD,
to County Comm'rs Of Cecil county.
March -, 1S5G-tm.
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Prime Lrachcd Ashes,

GONE prime factory ashes. free from Soda
oAsh and other impurities. can he had by
application to Box 80, Baltimore, Md Refer
to Samuel Sands. editor Of the American
Farmer, as to quality.
Nov. l7---6m.
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BLINDS AND SHADES,
nEAT REDITCEn PRICES u,

d J. WILLIAMS. No. ~ NORM SIXTH ST
ID. PmLADELrHIA originator of all new styles
VENETIAN BLINDS. BoRDERED AND PAINTED
coors of Holland used for Shades Fix lures.
Trimmings, &c &c. EY-.itorc Shades Painted
TO Ord"r.
TT B. J. " thankful for past patronage, res
pecifully solici.s the ciiztns Of Cecil county to
call and OK ,mine his large assortment before pur-
chasing elsewhere EV'Wc .,rdy to.r's,'-
April ,--@n =.
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NOT ICE

TIME Orphans Court of Cecil county hold
Il their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays Of February, April, June,
August, October and December.
&c" School accounts will be passed and
paid at January, April, July and October
terms. REUBEN ID. LAMAR,
Mar ., 1boG-tt. Register.
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Pubic Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
WITH
LARGE PEACH ORCHARDS
THEREON
Pub lie Sales.

pl virtue of Deed OF trust from James
- Cassrday and wife, and Joseph A. Cas-
seday, and of the notice required under said
Deed of trust, which has been duly given,
the undersigned Trustees, will offer at Public
Sale, ut the Court House door in the town Of
Elkton. on
THURSDAY. the ION day of April, 1856.
at 4 clock p. NJ. , the CASSEDAY s.PEACH
BLOSSOM'' FARM. continuing
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MaEeiE.e.'c :nt- sis.,.< r'".,>-a
STEAM CGr.EAEE.
PEGULAH DAILY IL. =. ;.acci !.
Ia dpys.) i''r I!..Ynn il. 20. I Or.
POST AMI TIDE "!rEH r.'>A.
.Sszs-, Tha E"'H .'t.F
j.. 1; -Ap...,~ ron Y 80 ..
rSxsssusr..rez.,iI Capt. .,:.
Gan, ir"r's J.
Of West Fails Avcnrr, evrry IL
Thursday aid Satt rday rr, ming. a.: So
Returning, leaves !'"rt Deposit every :. ..
day. Wcdnes SHAY and Friday :! 3 o'c!ock, ....t
Havre de Grace at : O'Clock. =. VI.
The Steamboat LANCASTER. Capt. ].
w. ToMLISsoN, leaves same place ey,it
Monday, Wednesday and Friday cvcuiry 3:
6 O'Clock. Returning, lcuv' Port Dep 81
every Tuesday. Thur.t"y and Saturday
evening At 3 o'clock, and llavre de- Gl.ct al
5 % clock Z. VI.
IL Passage 30 cents.
DyFrcights ec,vrd daily at Baltimcrs
until O'Clock, ard nj Port Deposit until "a
o'clock carried at low rates, AMI Carefully
attended to.
OJ-Dnplicate receipts for Treghts will be
required in all cases
The Agent at ITavre dc Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned To
him; for any point the Pennsylvania ca,
.ais, or Will re-ah.p ireights intended for
Baltimore, Phiad clphia, or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
X. ALIEN TAYLOR, Agt., If. de Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
The Steamboat ''lUNTATA," CAY la
TonIlinson, being in complete order CAN H.
chartered ut any time.
\. B.-iirain purchased at the hi2Ec.t
market price at the Warehouse of J. I'll. e,
Port Derosil; who also keeps tur sale,
Gnauo, Plaster, Fish and salt.
March % lS56-If
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Farmers Of Cecil County =!

TTSE LEINAU'S UPER-plIOSPHATE OF
" LIME. s.. 90 per barrel. $40 per ion; or
use lcinaus American Fertilizer 81. SO per bar
rel. or SO por ton. A discount to wholesale
dealers.
we have usol Lcna,'s Fer ilzcr Oh spoor
farms and raised good crops by lis use alone.
JoHN Field, J ArkINsoS"
II have used LeinAus Fcrtiliz;'s, and my corn
crop averaged 50 bushels to he acre
JouS c. DECoSTA President Of the
Cam len and Ab,c.om Raj roa :"
II hnvc used Leinm's Fertilizers and ra sci
abundant crops Of sound potatoes.
THOMAS W. MILFORD. Esq"
IL have used Lcinau's American Fertilizer. on
my two farms for the past three years with the
most satisfactory results. DIX. Jos. BERESs."
II have used Icinau's American Fertilizers
and my gr.s. crop weighed double its usual yield
Thomas READING ;"
Three Diplomas from the state Agricultural
Society of Pennsylvania, from The New York Crys-
tai Palace Association, and from the New ,Ie, .ey
State Agricultural Society have been received for
thee valuable Mannles by the Proprietor.
q. A. LEINAU.
No. 10 Sou h Front street Philadelphia
Orders wi h the cash or drafts promp ~ attend
ell 10. Mar 70, lSjG-by.
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Notices.,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

THE Connty Commissioners OF Cecil
Il county will meet at their Office in the
Court House, in Elkton, on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday the Sth 9th and 10Th
days Of April next, and also ON Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, the 22nd, 23rd
and oath days Of April n-xt, for the purpose
Of hearing appeals, making transfers Of proper.
~, and cor, Getting assessments; and notice is
hereby given that after the said oath day OF
April next. (lS56.) no alteration will be made
in any assessment for the year 1856.
By Order.
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663 Acres, More or Less.

low Cecilton. on the Public Road leading
from that place to Grove Point. -
1t extends to the Sassafras River. where
there is a good wharf and Steamboat Landing
bclon ging to the property. 1t is about mid
way between the Cit rs Of Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and not over sixty miles distant
from either city. This PEACH ORCHARDS
on this farm contain from
sc, 900 to 40, GOO Trees.
now in vigorous bearing condition. and cover
ing an area of about 400 acres. They have
furnished for market In single year over
serenity thousand baskets of peaches. The
supcliority of the fruit is well known in the
Philadelphia market.
BY Steamboat communication the Peaches
may be delivered ,laily. during Peach $, ason
in Baltimore or Philadelphia. The orchards
now offered for sale are acknowledged to he
among the most Extensive and productive in
the United States, and are worthy the attcn-
tim of all persons wishing to make y safe and
advantageous investment Of capital There is
also on the premises n small apple orchard of
select trees, and sufficient wood land for the
uses of the farm. The Land is in the high
est state of improvement, and in addition To
the Peach crops. yields abundant crops of
wheat corn, oats, hay &c. The fencing is in
good order.
The improvements on this farm consist Of
comfortable Dwelling house and colnmedi-
Gus Kitchen, fitted up with boilers. cooking
range, and many modcrn convcnicnccS. Also
several small buildings for the accommodate
non Ut lahourcrS: a meat house with deep
dairy cellar; carpenters shop, tool house. Barn
stables and shedding: two pumps Of good
water, ono near the house and the other at
the Barn, und productive vegetable garden
convenient to the kitchen.
TERMS One third Of the purchase money
to be paid in Cash On the day Of sale: or. at
any time within sixty days Il ON the said day
OF sale: ono half the balance. with interest on
the whole of the credit payments, to be paid
at the end of ono year from the day of Sale,
and the remaining half, with interest, to be
pni'l at the end oftwo years from the said day
of sale in case Of the death of Mrs Ruth Cas-
scday, widow Of James CaS>cday deceased
within that period: but if she. the said Ruth
CaSStday. shall survive that period then tie
last ins,almcnt to remain charge upon said
Real Estate during her life time the interest
thereon being paid annually.
II the cash payment he not made on the
day of sale, tie purchaser will he required on
that day to give his note for the said cash
payment, with approved cnlorsers, payable in
Bank. sixty days artt"d,'c.
Credit payments 10 be secured by the Bond
oil the purchaser with approved security. On
payment of the whole pun cllase money, and
not before good and sufficient deed convey
ing all the right and title of the parties in in
crcSt will be cxecutodby the said trustees to
the purchaser or purchasers.
JOIIN.'C. GROONIE.
GEORGE EARLE
March 18TH lS5G-.ts. Trustees.
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IMPROVED
SUPER-FHOSPHATE OF LIME.

YTNIiE subscribers inform Dealers and Farmers
i that they have greatly improved the quality
of their
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
and now confidently recommend the article az
superior to any in the market Also, COZ stan.ly
on hand
PERUVIAN AND MEXICAN GUANO,
Oils. Candles. Soap, &C.. at the lowest market
rates. MITCHELL l. CROASDALE,
Successors to Il. W. Ridgway 4 Co.
No 80 NORTH WHARvEs. above Arch st. y Pr
PHILADELPHIA.
tV'Fnrmcrs can load on Water Street. and avoid
the crowded wharf. April 5--3m
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New Londea Aeademys

VENllE next session Of This Institution VII
u. commence on Thursday. the fist day oi
May. The cours" ofstudy is extensive. 81. IL
rs to fiji students for admission to any %: he
College Classes, OF Tor any Of the business
pursuits Of life.
The location possesses The advantages Of
IN rntrrprising, intellectual and moral { IN.
munity, in Il beautiful fertile and bealthv
section OF country. So that parents may iit.a
secure for their sons pleasant and desirable
residence and entire freedom iru;n immoral
associations.
TErMs.-E Boarding and tuition for the
Summer Session, $50. Modern lan.1i ,ss.
Drawing and Music, at the usual ",'es.
CT-for further Information address tha
Principals at New London, Chester co;.n,y.
Pa.
GEO. nUFFTEI.p, 4. A.,
+ +. NJ FAEliTZ, A. ~. {
March eft Principuis.
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MOTECE!
To Carpenters and Builders,

CASH, Blinds. Doors, Shutters, Window
- Frames and Moudings, of all sizes and
patterns. made to order. of'the best material
and workmanship, twenty per cent. cheaper
than hand work. large assortment always
on hand. Apply at the
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SuERiFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of writ of Ficri Fac;as issued out
of the Circuit Court for Cecil county at the
suit OF Christopher Large, against the goods
and chai,,ls lands and ttntmtnts of John
Handel DR.. and to me directed. have seized
and takon into execution all the right. title,
claim, interest and estate at law and in equity
of the said john Raulcl Jr. of. in and to the
following described tract or parcel of land, to
wit: all that tract 81 parcel of land lying and
being in Cecil county aforesaid containing
40 Acres Of Land,
more or less, being the same tract of land
which was conveyed to the SAID John Randvl
Jr. by James a. Bavarl and Ann L. Bavard.
his wife, by decd b,aring date July Both.
1896, and recorded in I.iber J. S. No. 81.
folio $40 &C., one of the Land Record Books
of Ccri! county, aforesaid, together with all
and singular the buildings. improvements and
app,rtcnanccs thercunto belonging.
Also, all that tract or parcel Of land lying
and being in Cecil county aforesaid contain
ing
100 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less being the same tract of land
which was conveyed 10 the said John Ranlel
Jr. by George Craig and Mary Craig, his
wife, by deed bearing date March Oath, 1888
and recorded III Lib,r J. S. No. Al, folio 80
another Of the Land Record Books of Cecil
county aforesaid together with all and Singu-
lar the buildings, improvements and appur-
tcnanccs threun.o belonging.
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Also, two hundred and forty cords of Pine
Wood. more or less, all Of which will oit,
ut public sale on
Tuesday .Anril SM 1856.
at 3 o'clock, p NJ On the premises, at Ran
dalia, to the highest l,idlcr for Cash. :,
JOHN j. X. POOLE,
March 18TH 1886. IS. Sheriff.
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joseph III. FOSTER,
A w MIN G M A KEP,

OSO NORTH THIRD STREET EAST Side
-.eJ Above Willow. Railroad Depot, PnlLA-
prLrIiIA. where can b. obtained, at tho shortest
notice. SAILS ron BoArs. American and cuisines.
Flag of all Nations. Awnings. Tents. Wagon and
Canal Boat Covers Stacking Bottoms Hammocks
Bags etc N. H. Fall and Wheel Ropes spliccd
Old Awnings repaired. Residsnca, $50 South
Front street above Pine 49,. =
i'm 31 -,H-iy ''
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REMOVAL

A LDRIDGE Il GRANT have removed
IA their store to their new store house,
nearly opposite Mr.. James Denny and
have ON hand large variety of Dry Goods
and Groceries; hams, shoulders, sides. Land,
&C. FREDUS ALDRIDGE.
SAMUEL A. GRANT. {
March 90
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
Twill be made to the County Commission
er5 of Cecil county at their next regular
meeting thirty days after this notice, for the
appointment of Examiners, to lay out
straightcn. widen and grade the present road
leading from Port Deposit to Battle Swamp
Tavern. Mar 8, lS56--lm.
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TIE best Co!ire'joa Of hl'es ersr Published.
i.s-TOp d3lee and Chorus EseusA

: i.s-Top siiee aud Chorus EseusA
A new and choice eel ion Of Copywlght
n ncTer before h iln,nizl"l an of the {: ems o:
modern German and Italian Composers arranged
IN familiar style, and adapted to the use Of Il lee
tlubs. Singing Glasses, and Inc Family Circle BY
Z. JARVIS and j. A. GtrzE.
his work contains great number of new and
ta,oritc Songs. harmon zcd in style adapted to
general purposes. while many of the Gems of
Mrnaclssohn. Abt, kuchen, and other celebrated
com p"'ers' are presented in an or gina form. III"
great variety Of musical compositions here intro
duecd. eniinenly adap'S it 10 the taste and eapaci-
~ of The Singing School the Gec Club and the
Family Circle PnicE-ONE DOLLAR Just rub.
li'hed by LEE WALKER, No. lSS Chestnut st j..
AMI D. lhrrlNcorT Co., No. 70 North Fourth
street. Philade' pha
tg sample copies viii. be sent by mail, free of
postage ON rtce'pt 81. MIR 2o-ain
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Issued under the Seal, Sanction and Au hpri;; Of
I IL i L V L Z SiyY OF
FREE NLH!CINE
POPELiR kNOTLED|E.
THAHTERE!. by tho s,'r'c of lr;, s,lrrn.a.
~ April -. 1913. III capital Of ,;lo. Il ,G4,,.-
ly for the purpose Of arr III; the Z, :; If en- i,
and wort tic-s i!"s'luinS: alSo. fqr ~. '.f -,
community with r,.lahc EcnGc ticv Were; a", ,
competent Physician cfhnot or will Pa. IT, s... =.
Ell. ihs institution has purchased fiyn. D. .',.,s
r. Eo"tNn. bis celebrated
Esoss .l1at'5 T'ssnEC Hii>'sr
known for rp:""rls OF weity -fvn "aa.s L. .., oal
SIRE aLl safe Tor
FEVER AND Auti l.. g..
and his nesimah!c Remedy r. u .',,.L4rs-s
KowAND'S CnMrOrTi
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY 1901.
which highly improved and r,rugr i,n'. g., g.
gcthcr with
The Insclsity's Remedy for CoNrLA.Hr. o. ~
i.,'>"s:
The University Remedy for D,srxr.iA ~ p.
sIGLSrl".:
The tnigerai;y'S Remedy for CosrlyR PorF
Also. The nversity's A,manac Inay h. hat VI
tho Branch l'pcns ly, or store nflA V -
Druggist, PDEr bgr">lr. where .Le shove ne
cinc- arkr kept Cor sac. tJu,e 10 ~
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SeasOnable Clothing

Gentlemcn's Linen Collars. Stocks. Gloves. &c.
which he is prepared to sell ut the very. lowest
prices. Being among the Oldest est rblished Tail
ors in Whining on. he ilaters himself th't his
long experience in The business will be sufficient
guarantee to his patrons that all customer and
other work entrusted to him will be done in style
Of superior neltncss and f.shion.
gTHEMENBER "a MARKET STREET. -sg
Mar 30. lSJ5-3m
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Wilmington.
Paints! Paints!! Paints -!

Paints PaintS!! Paints ~!
--rnILADELrmrA AND NEW YORK PRICES
BRADFORD u STEPHENS,
Telegraph Building,
Corner Of Third and 4Narkef Streets,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,
uAvE constantly on hand large assortment
j i all kinds of PAINTS. OILS. GLASS. PUTTY.
TURPENTINE. VARNlSIIES. GLUE, SAND
and EMERY PAPER. BRUSHES. &c.
White and Brown Enc,
Dry and in Oil, WHITE LEADS from the best
nufacturies.
Oil for Machinery,
And all NJ ,teria's and Too's u-cd by House, Ship
aid Coach Painters Grainer.. &c.
House and Sign Painting,
And GLAZING. promptly attended to- SASH
fdrnshel at manufacturers prices.
~ AGENTS for the sa.e of pure Wines and
other Liquors for medicinal and mechanical pur-
poses. dec -. lS5J-6m
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween the undersigned under the firm
of j. p. Eanncman Il Co., was this day dis
solved by mutual consent: J. =. Eanncnan
having purchased the interest Of J. III. Row
land therein, and having assumed all its
liabilities. is alone authorized to settle its
affairs and to use the name of the said firm
therefor.
Gan early settlement with those in
debtcd is earnestly desired
J. y. NANNEMAN,
}. III. ROWLAND,
Port Deposit, March %, lS56-;w
~yThc Lumber business will be continued
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
TlIE STORE HOUSE opposite the Foun-
l. tain Inn, Elkton. on Main ST.. now oc.
cupicd by A. j. Scott II Bro. Apply to
JAS. MCINTYRE, -.
march b Nv. =" Ne1r Fk tpn. -
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New Stock Of Spring Clothing.

"AI. q. LOWE,
No. "a Market Street, H,lmineion, DEL
DESPECTFuLLY informs his friends and the
IL public. that he has laid in large and well
selected assortment of
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New Advertisements.
II. F. MAY

Has received his new Spring Goods C
a nd see them.
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erniGt, Steam Mil.

Front Street, on osi'e tie Bach Horse Eo'cl,
W M | y GTON, DEL AW a R T..
JAMES d. SMITH.
RFrERENcEs IN E!E!":.-Mm. rice
Strickland. p. {. Strck land, James Denny
ard Georgc Earle, Esqs. [morch 29-y
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portion. O.y-Twelvc lines BREWER. or space
equal to that make \ square. Advertise
In ,nts published quarterly, semi annually or
yearly at moderate rates. Advertisements
sent without the number of times they are
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until forbid and charged according to the
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FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY.

FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY.
DENHOVAL.-'rhe subscriber has re-
Ia moved to 2G Ma,kei Street. .ibore Front,
uhrce doors above the Old Stard,) PmlLA-
pELrmIA, where he keeps constantly on hand
Il general stock Of all articles in his line;
consisting Of ORANGES, LEMONS, and all kinds
of Fruit in season; ALMONDS, WALNUTs.
CREAM nuts; GROUND NUTS, plain and roast
ed; PICKLES and Preserves Of all kinds; to
which he invites the attention Of Dealers and
others visiting the city. Goods packed at
this establishment warranted to carry safe.
lJ~Orders by mail promptly attended to.
ST.. HERRING,
No. % Market Street.
Above Front, South side, Philadelphia.
March s, lS55-3m
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1.-THE Lumber business will be continues
at the old stand by
j. =. VANNENAN a. SON.