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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

10y virtue OF thrcc writs of Ncnditioni cx-
Dponas, issued by ',m. llanes, one of the
Justices Of tho Peace, of TN State Of Mary
iand, in and fol Cecil county, to ME directed,
will expose at Public Auction, at the Cpurt
House door in the town Of Elkton,
o" Monday, the 18th day of Mmeh ncn,
AT o'clock, p. NJ, for cash, one
Log Dwelling House,
Near back street, in the town Of Elkton, on
land belonging to Jacob 7. Collins, late the
property of Samuel Henry, seized and taken
in execution, at the suits OF Benz. q. Pearce,
james Is.hny, and A. J. Scott x Bro.
CHAS. W. BENNY.
Feb 2S--ts Constable.
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THE WAsuINGroN UNtON.-Julgc Nichol-
son who for thepast fonr years has conduct
cd and edited tins Journal announces III yes
tcrday's issue that he has retired from his
post. and is succeeded by the Hon. John APP
pleton, of Maine. The latter gentlemen was
secretary to the American legation in Lon
don at the time Mr.. Buchanan was our min
lister to the Court of st. James Mr.. A. in
assuming his editorial duties, announces his
determination to support the new admniStra-
ton. and to enlarge and improve the paper
in short time.
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SIIERIFFS SALE,

PY virtue Of three wiiis Of Fieri Facias.
DisSued by William iIanrs, che of the
Justices of the pcate Of the state Of Mary.
land, in and for Cecil county. al the sut of
Henry II. Watkins, against the goods and
chattes Of Charles X. Massey. to me di
rcctcd, have seized and ia ken in execution
all the right, title, claim. interest and estate
at law and in equity, of the said Charles II.
Massey, in and to the following property, to
wit:
A general assortment of Store Goods,
such as Linens, Muslins, Calicocs,
Wearing Apparel, Fancy Articles, Stone
and Earthcnware, &c.
All Of mliich will sell at Public Auction.
at the storchousc Of Charles X. Massey, in
Elkton. Cecil rouhty, Maryland,
On, The M dny IF March, 1867,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. to the highest bidder
for cash. JOHN j. X. POOLE,
Feb 2S-ts Sheriff.
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Book Notifies, ST.

TIE BORDER ROVER, by EMERSON Ben.
NETT. author of 1.-The Prairie Flower,"
"Br,de of the IFiacfncss, &c.
This work will be published in two duo
lscimo volumes. this day by T. 3. PETERSON.
Publisher, 9o2 Chestnut st. Philadelphia, by
whom it will be sent to any person in any
part Of the United States, free Of postage, on
the receipt Of the pricc, Isl COY. One of our
celebrated critics has saiS Of THIS work:
Perhaps it is enough to say of the Border
Eovcs, that it is one Of Emerson Benefits
best productions, and will be sure to delight
I'LL readers who were pleased with the Prairie
Flower and Clara Morclanl to which it NAV
be considered a companon--thc scenes and
incidents being something similar, and vet
the story totally unlike either Of the others.
The scene of the Border Bower is in the Ter
r.rry Of Kansas, beginning at Independence,
Missouri, and extending all over the plains or
rrairiss to the Rocky Mountains. 1t is full
of thrilling adventure and hair breadth cs-
.capes, love, ROMANCE and humor, and the
characters are tiHppers, traders, hunters,
travellers, guides, indians, &c. &c. Futher-
anore, the scenes are geographically correct.
the incidents Of actual occurrence. and those
who wish to see Kansas as it was a few years
since. will find in this most exciting story
some very accurate and valuable Informal
aion. I..
VIVA, The Secret Of Po'rcr, by Mas. F.. D.
j.. N. SoUTIIwoRTH, author of "Lost Heir.
css, "Dcserted Wife" &c. .s o.
r. B. PETERSON Publisher. l02 Chestnut
st. Plilada., will issue OH the l4th inst, the
above work, in one large volume, bound, for
Sl-25, Or two vols. paper cover for .Sl.00.
1t will be sent by him free Of postage, on re-
ccipt Of the price, to any yart Of the Country.
A writer who has examined this book, says
of it: -'e.
1t seems the aspiration of Mrs. South
worth, ever to rise from excellence to excel
lcnce, and to make each succeeding work
superior to all that have preceded it, and as
she generally succeeds, her last rork is, in al.
most every case, her best. In striking orig.
inality and beauty Of conccption. and strength
and viyidncss of dclincation, as well as in her
peculiar power offascinating the minds and
heart OF her readers, Mrs. Southworth stands
alone. In what work of fiction for instance,
have we ever met character so original,
piquant and captivating as her inimitabe
Ilagar. that child of passion and imagination
in the Deserted Wife; the bcwItching Elf,
.Jacquelina, in the Missing Bride, or the he
roic and devoted Kate kavanagh in the Curse
Of Clifton. '''sT- .'f ~
- Don't forget to pay the printer.
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DAMAGE TO TIE FnulT. Fears are enter
tanned that the "cold snap Of the last few
days HAS produced some injury to the carly
fruit. The mild weather during the greater
part of February had caused the buds on the
apricot and peach trees to swell considerably
thus exposing them 10 the effects of the pres
cnt cold and frosty weather. The prohabli-
ty, however. Us that asa general thing the
buds were not in such forward condition as
to be very seriously affect ted.
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TRUSTEES SALE
w O q ID l. A N ID.

DY virtue of Decree Of the Circuit
- Court for Cecil county, in Chanccry, aud
an order OF re- sale lp said Court: the riiiier-
signed, Trustees, wilt sell ut Public Sale, at
tile Court House door in Elkton. on
. Thursday, the 10Th of March, 1857,
al ! O'Clock 4. NJ, lot of Woodland, cod
.saxzxH tanning 1913 Acres,
saQ ; Roods, and ~ Pcrchcs, more or
S$3S~ less. It is part of the tract known
as .:Gcollarison,' y formerly belong
cd to / nomas $ Thomas. and was purchased
by a ". Lemon. 1t aiioins the property Of
Howard Titus and Capt. Hughes; is near
North East; about five miles from Elkton;
convrnicn, to the i. W. X Il. Railroad, and
to good landing on the Elk River. The
wood growing on the premises. jn,liciously
disposed Of, will. it is believed, pay for the
property.
TERMS.-Onc half Of the purchase money
to he paid in cash on the day of sale, and the
remaining half, with interest. at the end of
six month> from the day Of sale: the credit
payment TO be secured by the bond Of the
purchaser with approved security.
JOHN G. GROOVE,
GEORGE EARLE,
Ellttun: Md, Feb II IL Trustees.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

TlilE partnership herst"fsre existing be-
l. tween the uidtfSlgtird hHdrt the rsn,.,
and firm Of Tombstone X Hines. Blacksiaiths,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm. will please
make Immediate payment. and all those lit-
wing claims against us, will please present
them I" James TOuchstonc, who is author
lied to make the settlements Of the firm.
JAMES TOUClISTONE.
JOSEPH IIAINES.
Port Deposit, Jan. l, 1851.
TNllE SMlTIllNG BUSINESS, in all IT'S
l. branches, will be continued by me, at tho
old stand. Being a practical Machinist. 1
will give prompt attention! to the oonstrnc-
tion and repairs Of machinery.
avail myself Of this occasui', 20 c1ic. my
most sincere thanks for the pat tof.a. " hire
toforc bestowed on the late firm, and hnru
by strict attention to business, and an ardent
desire to please aud accommodate the public,
to cntite Myself to a continuation Of it's favor.
JAMES TOCCIlSTONE.
Smith Muchinist
Port Deposit, JAM 3, SIT
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Road N0fice.

NTOTICE is hereby given that application
IN viii be made to the County Commission
crs of Cecil coGnty. at their first meeting
after tho 10Th day Of march next, for author
ity to change the public road. where it
passes through the property of Robert Alex
andcr, to the line OF the lands Of said Alex.
andcr and Hiram Clement.
Feb lI-5w
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WANTED

DYA YOUNG MAN of sober, industrious
ID habits, and rather prepossessing appear
ance, to open correspondence with young
lady with view to matrimony. She must
not be over eighteen years ofage, pleasant
disposition, and one who has had some ad-
vantage Of education and refined society.
Any communication addressed to "GIpEoS,
Port Deposit, Cecil county, Md, will receive
prompt attention. Feb Il
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will
~ be application made to the County Com
missioners Of Cecil county, at their fiji
meeting after the 9th day of March next. to
have public road made, commencing near
Porter's Bridge, on the Octoraro, and down
the east side of said creek. until it intcrsects
the road opposite Rowlandsvlle. FEB 7-5w
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ROAD NOT1CE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
application made to the County Commission
ers of Cecil county, at their first meeting
utter the 9th day Of March next, to have q
public road made. commencing near Porter's
Bridge, on the Octoraro Creek md down the
'rcst side of said creek, until II intersccts the
road at RowlandSylle. Feb Ia -5w
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TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS
Of the Ektun, Andora ). Le,sisri'le Plank
RdnI Cnmfil1

go, Road Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
Iva meeting of the Stockholders of the
Elkton, Andora Il Lewisville Plank Road
Company, at the house of Nicholas Hiss, in
Elkton, on Wcdaesday The 18Th day Of March.
neat, at iC O'Clock, A.. NJ At this meeting
proposition will be submitted to mortgage
the Road and its revenues for the benefit and
purposes Of said Road. Other business of
general interest to the Company will, at the
same time, be presented for the consideration
Of the Stockholders. Fa
BY order of the Board OF. Managers, and
the undersigned Stockholders.
NICHOLAS HISS,
... VIM. McCLELLAND,
l. j. CARTER.
i W - q . =. hiSnA'h''oN' Stockhold.
JAMES McCAULEy, eis no.u'"s
.. GE6pnr Eapir ' fourth of the
RE-. MAY, n mno,e n iu
PARKE K BROS, WI VI 'N''''
p. C. RICKETTS,,
H. NANDERFORD. Jr.
WILLIAM TORBERT,
JOlIS G. GROOME,
JOHN G. GRo0ME, as Attorney FOR Phil
Will & Bait. Railroad Co.
Test, JOSEPH CANTWFLL
Secretary OF Board Of Managers
Elkton Fob IA, 1851,
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SAD ACCIDENT. -Four brothers, sons of
Ar. Lawson McCloud, of Darlington, Wi.,
we,r returning from school. when the eldest,
aged -, broke through the ice Of a slough
the next eldest, aged Il. went to bring assis-
lance, ant. also broke through: then the next
aged Q, followed and likewise broke through.
The youngest hoy then ran for his father but
when he ictulh,d all three Of the boys were
drowned
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Lutherville Female Seminary.

1NlllS popular Institution. situated on the North
J. ern Central Railroad ten miles from baltimore,
will open tsnext session of % weeks OH tho
First day Of AprH, 1857.
A full and efficient corps of instructors. and ev-
cry other appliance of education offer unusual ia.
cililes for the acquisition of substantial knowledge
Expenses for the session. Including every thins
except instruction i'll Music languages, and ofrs
mental branches, S92j0.
Prospectus may be seen at the oftcc of this
paper.
For further information, apply to Rev Ir.
MARTIN. Resident Principal, Luthcrvills Seminary
near IowsonCwn. Baltimore cnunty. or to
JOHN q. NORRIS. u. H..
Feb 81 low baltimore. Nd,
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AT COST.

WE have first-rate assortment of Ready
w Made Ciothng, such as Coats, Pants,
Vests, Shirts, &c, which we win sell at cost.
Feb IA TlOS. BRENNAN u co.
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l - > Z.
New Spring Goods received at the
DRY GOOD STOREO OF
Feb % l.. BROWN, JR.
Notice,

E1ilE County Commissioners will meet in
Il their Office ut the Cnurt House IN Eikton.
on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of March next, to
attend To such business as may be brought
before them.
Road Supervisors Of 1856. who have not
filed their accounts for that year, or who may
have additional accounts, will present them
at that meeting, without fail.
BY order.
JAMES s. CRAWFORD,
Clerk to Coinm'rs, Cecil Co.
Feb 2S-@w
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

LNlNE small Dwellings adjoining the Town
J. of Port Deposit. Possession given 25h
Of March next, also, three Lots for Lease,
each 30 feet front and depth 90 to 20 feet.
j. X. COULS0N.
Port Deposit, Jan. Sd, ls57-tM25
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S1IUlT.
FARMING UTENSILS, Sc.
One lirst-ratc farm Wagon, nearly new, .
good Ploughs, harrow, ! cultivat"r, | re-
volving horse rake, | set Of double harness,
nearly new; sctt Of leather 1y-uetts, col
lars, blind Brides, rakcs, hay forks, dung
forks; Potatoes by the bnshel, Meat and
Lard by the pound. Also,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Two pair of Bedsteads, dining Table, half
dozen Chairs, | Scttcc, ! sctt Quschsware,
large air-tight Stove, for coal or wood /
Buffalo Robe, Carpet by the yard, and nn-
merous other articles not inserted.
[G5@Sale to commence at - O'Clock on said
duy, when conditions will be made known by
Feb 1S--ts SAMUEL WINNER.
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n~I"Gcn. Vim +. Packer has heel, nomina-
ted by the Democratic PENNSYLVANIA State
Convention as the candidate of that party for
the Goyclnorship.
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1J"Mr. Forsyth's Mexican treaty. it is
stated. will he left by the Pierce adnlinlStra-
ton AS legacy to its successor, and Mr.
buchanan will hive to determine whether it
is Il proper document TO 20 before the Senate
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PORT DEPOSIT
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
TIN AND
Ware Manufa Glory.


Shcct-IrOn Ware Man ufactOry:
ARMSTRONGS & Co.
ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
lCand the public, that they have connected
Il Stove store and Timing Establishment
with their Foundry, where they are prepared
to furnish
STOVES, OF ALL KINDS,
Consisting of Cooking Stoves, for coal or
wood Parlor Cooks, for coal or wood; with
Il variety OF other Stoves, for cithor wood or
coal A full assortment of Tin and Sheet.
Iron Ware always on hand.
Tin Roofing, Guttering and Spouting
Done, aud warranted to give satisfaction.
Also,
Machinery, Iron Railing,
Steam and Water Pipes, Flows and Plow
Castings, or various patterns and assort-
mcnts. '
Having a practical acquaintance with the
business, and having some of the best work
men in their employ. they fatter themselves
that their work will compare farnfalily With
that done in the cities, as to Siuie, Price and
Durability. A il they ask to satisfy the pub
lie on those points is fair trial They so.
licit share Of the public patronage.
Feb So
Cecil Democrat, Kent News, and
National American at Belair, copy months,
anG aeld bill TO advertisers.
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crThc Montgomery (Aa,) Mail of last
week states that the then pleasant weather
had induced some complaining in that re.
cion.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of four writs of Fieri Facias,
three issued by Alexander p. Barwick, Esq,
one Of the Justices Of the Peace of the State
Of Maryland In and for Cecil county, and
the other by Gilbert +. Christield, Esq, Il
Justice of the Peace of the same county and
state, ono at the SHIT of Lindsey l. karsncr.
one at the suit of Bryan x Cumming, one at
the suit Of John Burbagc, and one ut the suit
OF Frederick Armon, against the goods and
chattels. lands and tenements Of David D..
Dutton, and to me directed, have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title, in.
terest, claim and estate at law and in equity,
Of the said David d. DuttOn, in and to that
double frame house and lot on the east side
Of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, in
Che sapcakc City, and | hereby give notice
that on Saturday, The 7h dug Of March, 1857,
at the public house of Edward ii. Price, in
said town, will offer for sale the said pro
pcrty, so seized and taken in execution, to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
wrts. l.. SIMMONS.
Feb lin Constable.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold ut Public Sale on Thurs
w day, :he l2iA day Of March, 1857, at the
residence Of the subscriber, in til District,
mile south Of Blue Ball, and near to Caleb
Kirk S Mill, the following personal property,
to wit:
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( NlARCQAl.--Just received large quantity Of
CCharcoal tori ale in any quantity by
Oct 4 SrArIts& CANrwr.
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SAMUEL NJ. MECUECEsET.

4
<<NI1h> MlI.I.-WRIGIT and BURR Mill,
AENVA STONE MANUFACTURER. solo pro-
NZHAprietor of Johnson's highly approved
E3NS9 and much improved Smut and
WLRNSy Screening Machine; improved Iron
Jaw Cohcave Bran buster, the Premium
Machine for SlilIers.
Residence M g., Qutan Street; 18th ward. and
shop iIaydock Street below Front, Philadelphia
Cocalico Mill Stones Mill Irons, Smut Ma
chimes, Patent Mill. Bush. Portable Mills and
Stretched Betting, Screen wire, Cement square
meshcd Boiling Cloths. Feb il -3m
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Ear I ne {
A Question:.


Respectfully hrknoird 10 The H1i'wl .idmi'a
hoa Society Of --, Jo' d,ScnSSio" at
their nest mreiins.
When Nchimiah's Epic Ago was given to the
world,
A thousand vile anathcma's were on It's au-
thor hurl'd;
One doughty little member OF the Lyceum
with vim
Declared he'd ..boot" the author if he ever
painted HIM
Another asked the Editor TO point poor Ne
hi out,
So he might hung his peppers, or pull his dirty
Rnnut.
While third declared the Lyccum most GER
tainly would die
Because such vulgar nonsense would destroy
its dignity;
Now, Why was all this wendrous fuss Be-
caiIse,-.bccausc. fnrsouth.
The unknown Nr-hi i-ah told tho plain, Un-
Vanished truth
For sce-whcn '.AricP' appears and tells Il
whipping lie.
Not u member wants to fight, or thinks the
Lycrum will die.
Now the question that arises is: Did they
who raised the noah
Who talked of'.hooting,' s.fghting'' and Of
dignity ohonc
Feel lceHe for themselves. or for the I.yccum
alone SSoLLY CUSTER.
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.eE~s%Ss. 81 years old, l yoke oxen, five
f3jSl;Fp cows, young cattle, T. sheep.
aIS most of ticn' ewes with lambs ut
es=.s,sfs'e-s their side, | SOW, and slioats,
aid lot of fowls.
FARMING UTENSIT.S.-l endless chain
horse power, with thrrshcr and improved
shaker; farm wagon. oX-cart, scarborough
fam. horse rake, corn shelter. IL lot of good
rloughs, harrows, cultvatorS. roller. = grind
stones and many other farming IMPLEMENTS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Bedsteads
beds and bedding, tables, chairs, scttce, car
pcllns, cooking stove, parlor do, cupboard.
chum and many other articles.
~ Also. skiti with good suit of sails and
oars; and 81 ocrcs of wheat in the ground.
TERMS--Undcr $50, cash; $50 aud up
wards. notes at three months with approved
security.
IT, Sale to Commence at 10 O'Clock.
EDW ARD X. DAVIS.
SAMUEL BURNS, .4aciioncey. Feb Is Is
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A YOUNG LADY

N7ho has had considerable experience
w in Teaching, desires u situation rs
Governcss, on as Teacher ola Small School.
Persons who may wish to engage one in
either OF those capacities, will please enquire
Of the Editor Of The Cecil Wing.
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Rose Ann Barr, In the County Court
Guardian liza. &c. for Cecil county,
wm f. S. Barr, & In Chancery.
Robert +. Barr, Frb'y 2Gtn. 1857.
Ordered, That the sale made and reported
by James I. Mccullough. Trustee for the
sale 81 the real estate mentioned in the above
entitled case, he ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the First day Of May next; pro-
v1ded copy OF this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county onec
week for one unontlI before the thirtieth
day Of March next.
The report states the amount Of "a les to be
$I2u0, II. II. MITCHELL, Clerk,
True copy. Test,
Feb 2S-lm. III, .MircuEI;LL, Clerk.
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III Acres OF Ian Il,
lpI.llISlf Sale,

The terms are I: one third Of the purchaS"
money in cash ON the day OF sale; and for
the residue, hearing interest, any rca, rlabc
length Of credit will be given.
~ Sale to commence at II o'clock. \. Nj.
JOHN e. GROOME.
Feb 2S-ts
- The Del. Gazette, and Del. Journal.
Wilmington, copy till sale and send bill to
j. g. e.
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LIVE STOCK.
FARMING UTENSILS. Sc.

Two frst-rate work Horses, | Young Cow,
coming In Profit about the 1st of April, fine
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BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
yXTE are selling great bargains in Hats, Caps.
w Boots and Shoes, &c.. wet kbat not injured
in quality by the Late .frcsh,t .a1..is5 =. 3D..
Samuel r, CARSON co.
Port Deposit, Fob 81 Nv
+ AbiES' French Cloths for Choking
IL For sale by BENZ. L MAY.
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HIDES and LEATHER.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN CASH, FOR
Green Hides and Skins.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
4 T CITY PRIcEs FOR CASH. OR EXCHANGE FOR
~ lIipES.-Srnish Slaughter and Red Sole
No. |. aud 3; Wax and Buff uppcrs: French md
Amcric'n Cali; Slaughter and Sailed kips Bride
and Harness.
MORUCCUs.
French and American Smooth and Currcd,
rnmpco and American Boot; Kids. Black and
White: Toppings, Red and Green: French and
American Innings; Plain AMI Striped Bindings;
Smiths Aprons; Sheep skins dressed in wool. Il
nice article for saddle covers, door mats and car
riagrs.
Stretched and Rivettcd Bands; Oil Lacing.
Meats Foot Oil the only suitable oil for harness
and carriage leatfcrs warrantcd iiufe Plastcrinl,
Hair; a general assortment of Leather and Find
ings always on hand.
Those in want can. for the cash. but a. cheap in
Elkton as in the city, save time, expense and cn-
courage home trade
Thankful for past and present patronage the
subscriber hopes by attention and fait dealing to
merit and increase tho sa.sic
JAMES tIAssON.
Elkon. Sept. 81. lSj6-Gm
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sPH1EAUELrHtA SURGEON
~5 BANDAGL INSTITUTE. No 4 y.
NINTH Street west side. sixth store above Mar
kct.-B. G. ErEErrrS Premium Patent Gr,,lua-
ting Pressure TErss. Rupture- Of 81 years rail-
cally cured. Also. every variety Of Surge Il Ap.
paratus skillfully adjusted. Shoulder Pracos. Al
dominnl supporters. Suspensory aud llcmorrhoid.
al Bandages. silk and Cotton Elastic Stngkna1
and Belts, 80, Ladies' attended to by Mis- Everett.
Feb lily
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Feb 81 IS

N. b. The creditors of Lewis Kirk are
hereby warned to exhibit their claims, pro-
perly authenticated, in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
within four months from the day OF sale above
named. +. a. ELLIS, Trustee.
1.-THE Dovlcstown Democrat, Village
Record, PcnnST lrania Inquirer, and Trenton
Emporium, will iticasc insert once IL week
until day Of sale and send pill to Trustee Tor
payment
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PUBLIC SALE.

JHIIE subscriber will sell at Public Sale on
l. Tuesdoy, the I'm Of Mrch, at Green Bank,
two miles below Charlcstown, the following
personal property:
LIVE STOCk.-1 good horse, 9 brood
mares, two-tuar old colt, 1 full bred
SPANISH MALTA JACK,
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WM. H. RHODES, photographic Artist re-
w mains short time longer. He has here
taken many Ambrotypc and Mcanotype Pictures
which have given entire satisfaction. The pub
lie are requested to call AMI examine specimens.
III. charges are moderate and satisfaction guara,,-
tied. Feb TIFF