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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-02

Attention is called to the Advertise
mentof Mn. SAMUEL ANDERSON, of Van
Buren,, in to days paper. From our acquain-
tanee with Mr.. A. we feel secure in saying
that he promises nothing but what he in
tends to fulfil.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-02
Seneca County Bank.

OFFICE OF THE TREASURER OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, June "a, 1857.
C.. P. Wolcott, ESQ.,: q.
Dear sir-Will you be good enough to
state your opinion as TO the liability of the
State, for the circulation of the Seneca
County Bank, secured by bonds deposited
in this office!
The amount of bonds is as follows, viz:
Now in this office x77L 800 90
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-02

Now in this Office
In the hands of Atwood
d Co., New York,
claimed by the State,
(of which possession
will 1, think, without
doubt, be %recoyered)-
In the hands as l believe
of John Thompson d
Co., of New York sim
larly situated, (Which,
/ think, the State will
also recover the poses
stony ------ -----
Total amount of Bonds
Total amt of circulation
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-02

Excess Of Bonds over cir
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-02
100000 90
1928
$214,14

lation ----.--. $214,14
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
A.. P. STONE. Treasurer.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-02

$209,64S Ia
209,430 90
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

TIE New JERSEY PEARL FIsHERY.-The
New York Courier alludes to the stories that
have bceh circulated in relation to the pearl
fisheries of New Jersey, and says:
We copied several of them, particularly one
which stated that for one of the pearls found
ny person residing near the brook, the sum
Of one thousand dollars had been paid. These
accounts have been considered by many of
have been very much exaggerated. and we
confess that VIC were among those Of that
opinion. To discover the truth, we called on
the well known firm of jewellers, Messrs.
Tiffany & Co., one of the partners ofwhich
informed us that the accounts were not cxag-
gcrated, and that the particular one, which
we havs above mentioned, was not exaggcr-
a.ed enough; for that more than thousand
d liars was paid for the pearl referred to- Our
lnforment did more he showed us.the largest
Peirl ye. foul in the muscles of the Notch
Jr,ol. 1t is perfect sphere, as large as a
sized marble, very brilliant and its undoubted
merchantable value here is three thousand
dollars, In Europe where connoisscurs in
pearls are more numerous than here it is believ-
ed that its value would be considerably larger
Our in(orinent further stated, that one hum
drcd dollars each have been paid for a consi-
derable number Of the Pearls of much smaller
size, which have been found in the Notch
Brook oil Paterson.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

The WAY THEY MARRY. SOMETIMES, IN IN
DIANA. Our lloOsicr trends have way of
their own of induging their passions and sen
timents. even to the sacrifice, sometimes, of
convcntonalitcs. We have heard of an I'M
stance in which father and son married two
sisters, the young man marrying first and the
father taking liking to his daughtcr.in-law.
sought the acquaintance of her sister. proposed,
and was married to her thus in addition to
the natural sistcily connection which existed;
one sister was made step mother and the other
step daughter and dcughtcr-in-law to her own
sister. Each party having ssuc,it is novelty
to trace the relationship ofthe offspring to the
''old f KS" and 10 each 9th cr The old
gentleman was grandfather and uncle TO his
sons children, while his better halfstood both
as grandmother and aunt to the same hope
full scions. The young man became his father
brothcr-in-law, and enjoyed the same re-
lationship to his cruel step mother, while ht
was both uncle and ha!fbrothcr to his fathers
children. The descendants ofeach have even.
tually become so entangcd in the ties Of con.
sangninity, that at last accounts the Oldest son
of one of the parties was e,deayoaing to prove
upon genealogical principle, that he was his
sisters grandfather. We hear that ''politics
makes strange bcdfellows;" we have certainly
shown that love and matrimony sometimes
make strange relationships. (Ky.,
Meas. @ .a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

GET ENoUGH SLEEp.-We have often hca I'd
young men remark that four or five hours
was all they wanted, and all tina. the human
system required. The habit ofgoing without
sufficient sleep is very injurious. Thousands,
no doubt, permanently injure their health il,
this way. Welivein fast age.whcn everybody
seems to be trying to invert tie order sfNaturc.
If folks will persist in turning night into
day. it Is not to be wondered at that few
last out the allotted term of life. No matt r
what may be mans occupation
or mental, or, like Othcllo's' "gone'' and
living in idleness-the constitution cannot
last, Aepend up it, without sufficicncy Of
regular and refreshing sleep. John Hunter,
the great surgeon, died SUDDENLY Of spasmodic
affection of the heart, disease greatly
encouraged by want of sleep. In just pub
lished volume by medical man there is
one great lesson that hard students and
literary men may learn, and that is, that
Hunter probably Ailed himself by taking
100 little sleep. -Four hours rest at night,
and one after dinner. cannot be sufficient
tor.r he exhausted powers of b,dy aad
mind" Certainly not: and the consequence
was, that Hunter died early. If men will
insist on cheating Sleer, her "twin sister
Death" Twill avcnge the insult.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09
Dissolution Of Co-Partnersi.:p.

! HE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undcrsi gncd under the name
and firm Of Touchstone 4 Lines. Blacksmiths i,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. An
persons indebted to said firm, will please
make immediate payment, and all those la-
wing claims against us, will please present
them to James Tombstone, who is author
lied to make the settlements of the firm
JAMES TOUCITSTONE.
JOSEPH llAlNES.
Port Deposit, Jan. /, 1851.
TIME SMITITING BUSINESS. in all its
L branches, will be continued by me, at the
old stand. Being Il practical Machnist.
will give prompt attention to the construc-
tion and repairs Of machinery.
avail myself of this occasion. to Offer my
most sincere thanks for the pat. onage here
tofore bestowed on the late firm, and hupo
by strict attention to business, and an ardent
desire to please aud accommodate the public,
to enttle myself to a continuation Of its favor.
JAMES TOUCHSTONE.
Smith ! Wachin,gt
Port Deposit Jan. 9, '5T-tt
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miscellaneous.
Notice 10 Creditors.

TlllS is to give notice, that the subscriber
l. Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans ourt Of said county, letters OF
administration on the personal estate of
William Ritche, late ofsaid county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly authcn-
ticated. on or before the 9TH day of April,
1853, they may otherwise, by law, be eXclud-
ed from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 1lth day of April,
1857. NDRE W LEWIS,
Administrator Of VIM Richie, deed.
Test--R. d. LAMAR, Reg'r. [apr II 6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09
New London Academy.

The Summer Session OF this Institution will com
mence on the first Monday of May
The Principals, having lately purchased largo
brick building which is admirably adapted to tho
purpose of boarding house and has boon within
the past year completely filled up are enabled TO
offer to students accommodations still more pleas
amt convenient and comfortable than heretofore
Both, Boarding house aud School will he con-
stantly under their personal supervision: nv which
this Institution affords superior facilities for extern
ded Classical, Mathematical or Commercial educa..
ton, Modern Languages Drawing, Music etc con.
neced with untired care for the pupils health and
comforts
FoI circulars terms etc address
GEO bUFFIELn. AN
March al +. +. NJ. FAEHTZ, a NJ
New LONDON Chester Co. Pa, fIinsr,ls
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STOP THIEF !!
$3.50 REWARD.

lRlIE Store of the subscriber, in the village
L Of Cherry Hill, was broken open Tues
day night the 2Sth of April, and robbed Of
nearly $500 worth of Goods; among which
are black and brown Cassimers; all wool
green and brown Della ines; figured do; black
Silks; plaid, blue and white summer Silks;
Tissues; Berege Delaines, plain and barred;
piece of blue and white, in small blocks of
about an inch square; piece of brown do;
blue and brown Braze; India Book Mns!in,
whole piece; black silk Fringe, about in
ches deep; broad and narrow silk velvet
Trimmings; Hosiery, and lot OF IIarrison's
Pcrfuncry.
We will give 500 for the arrest and infor-
nation that will lead to the conviction of the
thief or thieves, and $50 for the recovery of
the goods. WIN. J. GRANT X co.
Cherry Hill, Cecil, CO., Md, May .
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

MONUMENT OF GIN. HARRIsoN.-The
Cincinnati Times says it is now an established
fact that an effort is to be made to raise fund
TO the purpose oferecting monument to the
memory of the hero of Tippecanoe A ball
was to have taken place in Cincinnati on the
ODD ult the proceeds Of which are to be appli-
ell to the purpose. The memory of the pio-
neer General, the hero of long and bloody
Indian war is certainly worthy Of such testl-
inonials from those who are now enjoying
the rivilcees for which he struggled, and en-
durtd the pr.vatiors incidental toa frontier
lie.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

REMOVAL.

CULVER 4 WELLS would respectfully inform
O.heir friends that they have removed hon
their former place of business, to III ChcAnu,
Street. corner of franklin Place, formerly occu-
pied by kockhill and Wilson. known as the old
Franklin Hall Clothing Emporium.
e. We take this opportunity to return our sin.crc
thanks to the Merchants and citizens of Ell ton
and vicinity, tor past fayors and earnestly So lett
continuance Of their liberal patronage.
Feb HIT OLIVER WELLs
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DOCT. Il. w. HAYNES,

.-s. ID ENTIST,
NEWARK DEL.-As many persons are not
1 Nlware OF the time neccssarvto perform
perfect operations in the Dental art / thinkSyITT~S
it but Justice 70 those Mt distance who
may contemplate visiting as well as to myself
TO thus publicly suggest to such the propriety of
timely informing me by mail otherwise to that
effect. I.rcqucst this favor more especially
whore the operations required are Of such "A nature
to render them ncccssarily lengthy. as sufficient
time can then be reserved for such special Ca scs
and thereby pre- ,cnt Disappointment
Il. W. uAlNES j. d. s.
june 81 '56--1y* Newark, Del
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philadelphia.
Eldridge's Clothing Store.

Come list 10 this jingle, ye men of great lore.
Aud learn something new that We neer learned
before:
sing not of books. nor sagcs nor yore.
But of L. H. El.DRIDGE'S CLOTHING STORE
.. 3. E. Cor. IN and Market Streets.
Where are Pants piled on Vests full many Il score.
And CARDS in profusion in front of the door;
And customers standing all thick on the floor,
That's 4. II. Eldrdgc's Clothing Store
s. f. Cor. IN and Market 81.
Now keep down your laugh wilhelm thunder roar,
A lay to the tune of Rory O'Morc;
4 gent from the country with garments all tore
Had heard Of our fine and this town did explore
At length with much trouble, lie found the right
door
And in making his entrance was not any slower.
And II smile lured his face as by thunder he sworc
lie had found T. III. Eldridge's Clothing Store,
Mar II ly :. Il. Cor. 18th and Market St
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09
A SMALL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell at Private Sale, a
i neat property containing about A ores,
Of highly improved land; situated in Cecil
county. about two and Il half miles west Of
Newark, Del. -
The improvements consist of good com
Portable Dwelling House, Barn, Gran
Usxaary, orn Crib, Carriage House, and
lsfsffss,N other necessary outbuidings, a !
i'e[af'H nearly new; also a never failing we'll
OF excellent water near the door.
The above described property is well suit
ed for a mechanic; and being in remarkable
healthy neighborhood, near places OF public
worship, schools, mills. stores, rs, is much
to be desired. The said prop " will be
sold bargain and on rcasonau. erms. by
applyngto TllOS. y YOIT.
Scott's Mills, Big Elk, Cecil COS pr ! s Sw
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A FARM

4 7 PRUlTE S.4LE.-The subscriber
IN offers at private Sale, his Farm. situated
three miles from Port Deposit, and Il half
mile from Whitakcr's Mill, containing 81
Acres and y Perches. 81 acres of which is
cleared land. The improvements are rood
Log House, weather boarded; has a good
cellar; also, good Barn 40 by II feet. with
good stabling underneath; the yard enclosed
by stone wall. The cleared land is en-
closed with a good post and rail fence. IT.
will be sold low, as the undersigned intends
moving west.
For terms. apply to the subscriber on tho
premises. JAMES McGONEGAI,
Near Port Deposit apr % 3w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09
Proposals for a Bridge.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be receive d
~ by the Board of Commissioners of the
village Of North East. until the 10th day of
May next, for the erection Of Culvert over
the Run in said village, and the grading OF
the same. according to the following specli-
cations, to wit:
The abutments to be 3 feet 6 inches al the
bottom and 1T in at top; # 6 in under
ground and the same above, and 20 # long
The arch to be of the best hard bricks. 9 in.
thick, 30 IT long, it wide, with circle of .
1t in. The wing walls to he IT from the
bottom Of each abutment, and to extend over
the whole to the height Of 8 IT; to be . IT 6
in. at bottom and # G in. at top. The whole
to be laid in the best mortar, and to be ether
:iisc done to the satisfaction of said Board -
The grading can be done by the yard, or
otherwise, according to agreement, and can
be included with the masonry; or they will
receive separate proposals for each. The
whole to be completed by the Goth day Of
June next.
Proposals to be endorsed. "Proposals for
building the Culvert," and directed to the
President of the Board Of commissioners of
the village of North East.
Persons wishing to bid for the same, can
receive any further information by applying
to any member Of said Board. Apr. %, 2w
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AJ,EVANDER EVANS,

A TTORNEY AT LAW.-May 1o i"uhd
n at the Office to which he mas iate'! re-
mov.d onuosite the store of YIN. Torbcit,
ESQ :. in the building recently occupied as
the post Office; or at the Ohicead joining his
residence, Elkton, Maryland.
April -, 1S54-tf.
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n O'I'Ha'E.
Notice.

A Ill persons having Administration
A-Guardiana account to settle with the
phans Court ofccil County are requested
lille thoir vouchers in the Register OF W
office at least ten days previous to the mt
ing ofthc said Court.
REUB BEN ID. LAMAR,
Sept. 13 1886. Register
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

The MANUFACTURE OF BoNNETs.- What be-
comes Of all the pins! is question often asked
and seldom answered Some facts that we
learned the other day led lis to ask, what he
comes Of all the bonnets? At the factory of
Messrs. Carpenter, in Peterborough, Mass.
mora than ten thousand bonnetsa day are
made and thrown into the market. For more
than twenty miles round about the people are
engaged IN the work and they have agents all
over the world collecting materials and dispo-
sing Of their manufactures. Portland Paper.
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EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

NKyE, the undersigned, having been duly
w appointed and commissioned by the
!. uunt commissioners of cell county, Road
xamincrs, to examine and determine whetl'
er the public convenience demands an alter
alton to be made '.in the Public Road where
it runs through the lands Of Robert Alexan-
der, near the line Of said Alexander and H.
ram Cemcnt,'' &c, do hereby give notice To
AL whom it may concern, that we will meet
at the point Of said road, so designated, on
Saturday, the 23rd day of May, 1857, at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ. to proceed with the duties
which devolve upon us in virtue oi'thc aforc-
said commission.
UARLES II. IAINES,
ISRAEL REYNOLDS,
STEPHEN GILBERT,
apr 10, 1857 5w Examiners.
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CARDS.
WILLIAM TORBERT'
IfdS OPENED
SPRING DRY GOODS.

nRESS Silks. Chaly do Laines Berrrrs
~ Ltwna, Prints, Jaconcts Canlbrics, Main
socks, Linens, together with fall line of
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROlDERlES.
Worked Collars, Sleeves, Hanks, Bands
Ed5inys and lnSrrtlngs, 8c., SIX Mitts. best
quality Xii Gloves. Lice and Love Wells. lin
and English Grapes. &c.
DOMESTIC AND HEAVY GOODS.
Heavy Cottonadcs, Drilliugs, Ducks. Burlaps
&c. lmay 10
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09
II. Coke flZfcr.

TIAS for Sale Wine 81 lampaigne, malaga,
llPort and MADEIRA yld Rye whiskey g
kinds) Gin, Brands (fnds) N. +. Rum,
German Bittcrs, and Ears, both domstic
and foreign. Warrant as representa-.
Sept. ID 1S5G,-tf.B ...
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

AN INVASION OF MExico. have ru-
NOR from New York tn at q fillibustcro expe-
diton is on foot in that city, with the object
Of invading Mexico. 1t is said that small
vessel has been chartered by some friends
of Santa Anna, and will soon be despatched
to Tampico, or some place in that vicinity,
with several thousand musk cts and a quantity
of cunEon-and that the first movement will
be in the State OF Tamaullhas preliminary
to grand demonstration throughout the
whole Of Mexico. The EX-Dictator and
his friends are reported TO b. the master spir-
its of the scheme. There may be no Truth
in this story but the indcationsar are llncqnv-
ical, that Mexico: convulsed as she has been
SO frequently within the last twenty years,
is about to be subjected to another fiery or
deal, Pre.id Lomonfort has been strug-
Cling ON for some months, surrounded by diff
cultes. lie has excrtcd himslf to the utmost,
and at the last dates, 4 new conspiracy had
Just been discovered against him. The Oppo-
sition has now become SO formidable, that he
will soon be compelled to yield. Santa Anna
is always rcsortcd to by the disatiec,ed in
Mexico after an exile Of few years. His life
it has been perilled on more than one occasion
by the conduct of his countrymen. who at
one time seemed disposed to worship: and at
another to executed him, he would evidently try
his fortunes once more upon his native soil,
should his friends overthrow the existing
Government, and invite him back with any
degree of confidence. Mexico is evidently
doomed nation. She has been in condition
of decay for years The only wonder is that
she is held together as a distinct Republic SO
long.
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WHITNEY EWING.

A TToRNEY ATjW.-iIaving returned
"A from the Vest 4 permanently located
in Elkton, will giyerompt attention toall
business entrustedhim.
Ofice-witbn Alexander Evans.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09

I ME LIME! The best Schuylkil Lime
lLdellvered to order, either by railroad or
water, on the most reasonable terms.
Apply to d. SCOTT, Agent,
Jan. Il Elkton Depot
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DENTAL NO1rE.

+" n. MUSGROyE, hang permanently
i located in this town, lenders his pro-
ssionol services t the citizens of
HH@Elkton and yicinf. Office nearly
opposite the Court House
Ellton. May 5-tf.
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miscellaneous.
ANNUAL REPORT

| OF TIE
| POOR SCHOOL FUND:
Il full md detailed statement Of he condition
Of The Poor School Fund Of Cecil county,
published in pursuance Of the direction Of the
1Act Of the General assembly Of Mmfland.
passed al December Session, 1917, {. 40.
ASSETS IN HAND OR DUE AND TO BE PAID.
Bond of the State of Maryland, No. DR.:
1854, dated April "a, 1871, re-
deemable at pleasure after the
year 1890. S3,50O.OO
Bond of the State Of Maryland, No.
1892, dated Feb. 10Th, 1872, re-
deemable at pleasure after the
year 1890 10000
The Bond and Mortgage of Levin
Shockley, to the Orphans Cour.
OF Cecil county, as Trustees of the
School Fund. l,35s.60
| Balance Of interest on loan to Levin
| Shocklcy, to 18th April 1851, clcv-
en- dollars and ilty-one cents ll.5l
Note ofJohn A. johnson and VIM.
Torbert, dated April Ind 1851, for
| 1858 "a; less the several payments
of principal and interest thereon,
leaving a balance due Ind May,
1857, Of 537 80
50, l07 80
Cao' III lilC tldluH vi d. hdS iicb-
surer of tie Poor School Fund,
May LIST, 1856 Sl,545, II
Cash received from Cecil Bank, as
per claim against Saml. b. foard 1899
Cash received interest on State
Bonds quarter ending July |, 1856 l08.o0
Cash received State Annuity, July
1lth, 1856 2,s3G.6l
Cash, received interest on State.
Bonds. quarter ending October
list, 1856 1903 90
Cash, received interest on State
Bond, quarter ending January
LIST, 1857 losoc
Cash, received on account Of inter-
tercst due from Levin Schockcy,
April 18th, 1857 $1,000
Cash, received Of Vim Torhert, Esq,
former Treasurer, April 20, 1887 6l.4y
Interest on twelve hundred and
seventy nine dollars and thirty
five cents in hands OF Treasurer,
from May II, 1856, to May II, 1857 1916
Sl5,4eU.9T
DISBURSEMENTS.
July TERN, 1856. CIR.
To cash paid Drafts us per vouchers
filed 1885
OCTOBER TERM. 1886.
Cash paid drafts as per vouche"s filed ,5l7,5S
JANUARY TERN. 1851.
Cash paid drafts AS per vouchers filed l,15S.Cl
April. TERM, 1857
Cash paid drafts as pervouchers fled ,046 So
REHABILITATION.
Amount Of State Bonds s7,200.00
Bond and Mortgage OF Levin Shock
ley, with interest, l.370.0l
Note with interest John \. john
son and VIM. Torbcrt, 557 "a
Cash in the hands Of Treasurer, 232D.y7
e,i6 900 AZ
BY direction ofthe Orphans, Court
Test. b. +. MAY, Treasurer
OF the Poor School Fund Of Cecil Co.
April, 25th; 1851 3w
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10 Country Merchants and
BOOKSELLERS

TNiIE Subscribers offer - Dealers. School Com
L mitccs, Teachers and q 2 @ large stock of
School. Miscellaneous p ...s Books at the
lowest publishers RATS. Thy publish CoMLy's
SPELLING BOOK, Il>YEN's tPELLEH 4 DEFINEn.
ANDERSON School IlrSTrS OF UNITED STATES,
AlSsw oRpn's LATIN DIcTidsAnY and other ponu.
lar school books. and keep large stock Of the
school books Of the leading publishers always on
hand = r.-
Wrapping and Writing papers in variety also,
Paper Bags for Groccrs use Please call and e.
anime our sock CRIAI HUNT 4 SON.
Jan l1-6m al North 4th ST. Phiala
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
l. of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters of add
ministration on the personal estate Of James
l.. Craig, late of said county deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers there duly autlIcn-
tcatcd, on OF before the 18th day Of April,
1888, they may otherwise, by law, be eXcud-
ed from all benefit of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber,
Given under my hand this 18Th day of April,
1857. MARY ANN CRAIG,
Administrators of Jas l.. Craig, deed.
D. LAMAR, Reg'r. [apr is 6w