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Having taken the stoic occupied by the
late firm of Bryan & Dunning. the business
will be continued b. the undersigned
strictly upon the Cash Prin ciple.
where hope by strict attention to business
and keeping a good supply Of goods suited to
the market to receive from our late friends
and the public liberal share Of the patron
age.
The changing of the system Of doing buSi-
ness will enable me to sell goods len per CT.
cheaper. than formerly.
Give me u call and we will try TO please
rnh. tfifkLES ii. DCNNlNG.
March lith 1851
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Portraits! Portraits!

VITM II. RHODES, Photographic Artist. re-
w mains short time longer. lie has her,
taken many Ambrotyps and Melanetype Pictures.
which have given entire saistacti"n The pub
lie are requested tc call and ex x,mine specimens
His charges are moderate and satisfaction gu ran-
tied Feb. I'll
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

UTlIon. +. W. McComas the Lieutenant
Governor Of Virginia, has resigned his oiice.
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HARRISON'S CRYSTAL SOAP

l Nos |, and 3. 1t is pure as crystal, and fra.
grant as sweet flowers. None ever made such soap
but Harrison can be had Of +. BROWN, Jr
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TIL L. OECIIWHIG
Is PU UBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY =. C. RICKETTS,.

BY Z. C. RICKETTS,.
TERMS.-S2.0O a year in advance.
2.jo, if not paid in advance.
500, for clubs OF Five.
ij.00, for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding
sli,re will be published three times for on
dplltr; and twenty five cents for each sui'se
qu.nt insertions; longer ones in the same ror
potion Crrwclvc lines brev vier. or space
eluLl to that make 4 square. ADVERTISE
M ,ats published quarterly ,scn,i annually or
We lrly at mod crate rates. Advertisements
s,nt without the number Of times they are
to be inserted being stated will be continued
un,il forbid and charged according to the
R5,ve rates. Fractions Cfa square charged
rs square.
l|No ptper discontinued until all ar
rc,rages are paid
Gy Single copies ofthc paper. FIVE cents.
CrV. B. PALMER. igeat. \. r. corner oil
Fifth and Chestnut Streets, PhiladelPliia.
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NV Defence.


MY Defence.
When | conni.ice,l TO write in rhyme,
1t Was to occupy my time
in doing good; nor did know.
What | should have to undergo;
But least of all, had not thought,
Such accusations would be brought;
That one and he q iaryer TOO.
Il suppose he had nothing else to d",)
Would have the kindness to declare,
That he had s, en- tiiusc lines elsewhere;
Thor~by accusing me "ftheft-
But here. the matter shall be lett;
II he had seen them. had not.
tI guess the author he's lnrgot,)
III thank him, if he II hand them Ger,
Before he crcuatcs much more;
This lawyers name | mention not
SupposinG he has not forgot,
And may he know ! ask not fame;
But justly claim, an honest name.
MARY ANNA W. orr.
Bush Hill. DEL, March 18th, 1881.
"a "vexed question" of etiquette is
treated of by correspondent as follows:
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In the Circuit
Court for Cecil
county. inChan-
Gerry, March T.,
1857
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Richard ii. Bryan & Chas ii. Dunnrg
trading under the firm Of Bryan & Dunniifg
in Chesapeake City is this day dissolved by
consent. @ .s'
firm will call and settle them immediately.
RICHARD II. BRi AN,
Mar. 25th 81. CIlAS. H. DUNNlNG.
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AT COST.

WE have first-rate assortment Of Read,
w Made Clothing, such as Goats, Pants
Vests, Shirts, &c, which We will sell at cost
Feb IA TIlOS. BRENNAN Il co.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

Httacttu VIII u pump u HTht THFe "7ttI
therein. A good Carpenter shop II by %
feet, n stable, carriage house &c. under one
roof l6 by 40 feet, and all other necessary
out buildings. garden and yard fences all new
and in good repair; there is also quite a nun
ber of choice fruit trees. vines, &C., in a
thrifty condition.
This property is cligibly situated and ad-
mirahly adapted to the wants of almost ANY
oitlle mechanical branches, and will he sold
at Il very moderate price to a good purclas-
cr. ftbfhl IL. E>"LHND.
varch l1st IT, 1851.
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ALSO.
A FARM OF 6sa ACRES,

called .LOCUST HILL,' near kmd's rur-
chase, on the road to Capt. v. l.. Rowland's s
Mill. This farm is handsomely situated. in
high, healthy country and good neigl'bor
hood. The land is in Il high state Of cultiva-
ton and under new aud good fenc-
ing The ont buildings are abundant
ll.kkj*,& and new. The Dwelling has been
,iF@tI recently renewed.
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

L tween the undersigned, under the name
and firm of Foard and Aldridge. traders in
lumber ard coal, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to said
firm either by note or book account or other
wise are hereby requested to make payment
10 .Samnel b. Foard, and all persons having
claims against said firm are requested TO
present them to Samuel u. Foard for settle
mcnt who is authorised to settle the business
Of said firm. SAMUEL Il. FOARD, I
".H 80 JOHN G.. ALDRIDGE.
July 10th, 1856.
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S,TOVES Tie subscr bers hs lcly recci,oi
- upw rds Of fifty superior Cooking Stoves Of II
kinds from the p.inest to tho el borate IL
prices from sl260 to 5000 lso my ddercnt
kinds of Prior. Oh;o, III. SLor, u Rooms
with every Improvement Of lue They can 10
seen at the ton Stove House.
Oct Ith STAPLES 4 CAETWELL'
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NOTICE..

6rs~rr~ b An Election will be held at John.
Ht,4shsrsS sons Hotel Elkton, Md, for Five
1 Directors in the Farmers Steam
Accommodation Line of Md, on
SATURDAY, tho 4th of April. next
.l.. GEO. W. MCLEAN.
March 2l 3w Ft. s|- Secretary.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

rIs nid "tfefs, lnciding an cXtensi," and varied
assortment of all the desirable vaa etirs u the above
for sale wlies sale and retail
Catalogues ai.i beliad on application. gratis.
:. MAIPAI CO.
y. .B-Nh" addressed by mail direct to Rising
sun 20 Philadephs,. Our stands are in Mar.
ket, MnrLet st. below riXth whore orders are also
received. Mar o1 fw
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July 10Th, 1856.

The business " i'll he carried on MS hereto
fore by John G.. AIdridge at the same place,
on NORTH STREET, opposite the Jail,
where he will he pleased to accommodate the
customers Of the old firm and the public
gcncraily. lJu's IL, 1896.
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i, tieaoers aua Correspondents.

D-It seems some one has charged our
little country poctess with plagiarism; hence
the following very appropriate defence:
H.. Vhs TocJ II'biu
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RISING SIN
NURSERIES, u GARDEN,

:: !: :: E: { ;;;; ::
>-4e- and for sale in quantities to srit deal
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1.-THE article by "Fpf- James" is under
consideration.
II We have an article from one Of the
victims. in relation to the rat sickness at
she National Hotel at Washington. which W,
were unable to print this week; it shall appear
in our next.
GJ-" Famagh said"-in the dispute between
Noah" "Iludibras, Justice" &c.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

Garden SEEDS-Frs.h sariOn eds for sale
" at the Try good stole oil L. BROWN Jr
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

substantial frame dwelling, lG
by 32 feet. two stories and attic
conveniently divided, painted
and papcred, with back building
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BARG AIMS.

BARG AIMS.
WE are selling great bargains in Hats. Caps,
w Boots ana Shoes. &c. wot (but not injured
in quality by the latc fresh:t
SAMUEL Il. CARSON 4 co.
Port Deposit, Feb 81 wv
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GRAIN W ANTED.

I will pay the highest cash prices for Corr,
lWheat and Oats, delivered at the E!ittor
Depot, or auy place on tho FIX. Snssafras
and Bohemia River, or in the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal. SAML B. FOARD.
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Which The Right OF the Left

Among the questions proposed for discus
sion at the Elkton Lyccum few evenings
Hso was the following: Ought gentleman
liz walking with lady. to give her the right
.r left nrin And as it is 'ope al vital impor-
tnnce to bolh the 'S'la foey' and ''young
America portion of the community. we should
Ike to see the matter settled. In either rid.
ing or walking. when there is lady in the
case the proper rule is to allow her to say
upon which, side her escort shall ride or walk,
hut when she has no choice As is often the
ease. her gallant is placed in the awkward
dilemma Of deciding Tor himself Now, in
the absence of any positive law upon the sub
,jcct and pending the unwi,lingnrss of the
ladies' tn have any preference. we incline to
the belief that the left arm. to use an old
witticis,n, is the right ono to offer lady
when walking with her. When lady has
gcntltmam's left arm he has the free Use Of
HIS right ore ..aud can, without Inconvenience.
carry u book. cane or other article. remove
any obstacles from the path. or in case Of
emergency act on the offensive and Use his
fist. cane or pistol inrepcllins aa assault But
whcn she is clnsing to lis,igh, arm the case is
,xac,lv the reverse. DiScar,lng then the old
rule Of etiquette. whsh is in favor of placing
the lady next the wall, and hich keeps one
continually changing sides when there aic
streets to be crossed. We thiak in all cases,
snlcss inconvcnirnt, she should he offered
1yps LEFT ANN
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO thorough bred SOUTH DOWN BUCKS
J. those Wishing to purchase will apply TO the
subscriber nj his residence nsar Elk.on
March Il THOMAS J. 1t No1I
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
~ be made to the Commissioners Of Cecil county
at their frs meeting after the Goth day of April
next. 10 have rebt the Bridge over Rock Run,
on the re nd leading from Port Deposit to Row
landsyillc. March 81 I'm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-06-06
Female Education.

A writer in the last number of the North
British Review Observes Instead of
educating every girl as though she was born
to be an independent. self.supporlng member
of society. we cohcate her TO become mere
dependent, hanger on, or, as the law deli
catcly phrases it chatttl. In some respects,
indeed we err mere barbarously than those
nations among whom plurality of wives is
permitted, and who regard women purely as
so much live stock! for among such people
women are at all events, provided with shell.
ter, with food and clothing they are "carcd'
for as cattle are. There is completeness in
such system. But among ourselves we treat
women as cattle, without providing for them
as cattle. We take the worst part of bar bar
ism and the worst part ofcvilizaton, and work
them into Heterogeneous whole. We bring
up our women to be dependent. and then
leave them without any one to depend on.
There is no one. there is nothing for them to
lean upon and they fall to the ground. Now.
what every women, no less than every man,
should have to depend upon, is an ability.
after some fashion or other, to turn labor
INTO money.-She may not be compelled to
exercise it, but every one ought to possess it
If she belong to the richer classes she may
have to exercise it; if to the poorer, she as
suredly will"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-06-06

TUE GREAT SNAKE Den in East Hartford,
beats the entire county. 1t is on the edge of
the old Quarry, and Mr.. Ransom White,
who resides in that vicinity, has taken two
hundred and fourteen live snakes from that
single den! No other snake den in this coun-
try has as yet equaled this. lie took out the
first lot of 90 on the 10th day of April and Fl ON
day to day, by removing rocks aud digging he
found additional families or balls" of them,
for it appears that the snakes to the number
OF twenty or more,win themseles into ball
and remain in that condition during the win
ter. Most Of the number were black snakes
measuring from, three to four and half feet
IN length: but among these were three racers.
a long slim snake, with white ring around
the neck and three little racers. not over three
inches in length: also seven poisonous adders.-
There seems to he some difference in the APP
pearance Of these adders some of them having
Hattcr heads than Others. and brighter spots
on them. One of them in particular. large
vicious looking fellow, fattens himself through
his ntre length. his head being as fat as
cent; when he is annoyed he throws the upper
part Of his head back and strikes like rattle
sna Ike. He is about three feet long, his tail
tapering off abruptly, the point for about
inches being not much larger than piece of
small Irvine. He is evidently as poisonous
as rat,esnakc. Mr. White had large show
case full of these serpents all alive, OH exhihi-
ton here on election day they drew together
a large crowd. A friend suggests that for a
mile or more, around that snake den. few
snakes will be seen this season. but that the
ground moles will greatly increase. Let the
fact be noted. Hartford Times.
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1,)octrp.
The TreSs of Hair.

All me this simple golden braid,
No life possesses,
Where summer winds so lately strayed,
And loving fingers oft have Played
With soft caresses.
Amid these woodland walks, made green
BY April showers,
No more her fairy form is seen,
And meier her gentle hand, wcen,
Shall pluck their flowers
Not brightest bud, nor bloom, alas!
Can charm the dead
The cool winds, rustllng as they pass,
Wake murmurs only mid the grass
Above her head.
Around her, happy now as then,
Gay birds are singing;
Her merry voice shall ne'er again,
In laughing echoes wake the glen,
With music ringing!
For others now bright flowers may grow,
And birds rejoice,
And summer airs breath soft and low,
But never shall we hear, know,
Her loving voice
Nv eyes are filled with binding tears,
MY heart with gloom;
And halt my life, and love and prayers,
Lie buried with my hopes and fears
Within her tomb!
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EMIGRATION IN lS57.-We find in the
New Yorker Abend Zeitung Of last week
some interesting facts respecting the emgra-
ton from Europe this year which promises
to be unusually large. According to all
accounts and appearances. Germany will
furnish contingent to, If it does not exceed
the great migration of 1854. Bef re the end
Of the year she will probably send us force
equal in number to the entire population of
two or three of the petty German states.
from all parts of Germany, including those to
which the emigration fever has hitherto been
a stranger-such as Pommerania Western
Prussia, Brandenburg, &c.-repor,s reach
US of large parties leaving for the nearest
scaports, on their way to America. Most of
these e,nigrants are well to do Agriculturists
and mechanics. Their reas IN for emigration is
aot want or oppression. but rather the reverse
an excess of prosperity: an unaccountable
rage for speculation. or desire to acquire
wealth more rapidly. has induced thousands
Of people con ''lcrd well off among their
neighbors, TO turn their backs upon their
native homes and set out for the Vest
~ Y. Post.
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OPERATION. Dome Wholesome
six month ago Mr.. Alexander Laws, OF Cecil
county, near Ceclton, Md, whilst superln-
tending the erection Ct an clubhouse on ms
premises, fell some l6 feet t,acturing his left
leg near the ankle joint, ina trlghttnl manner
since which time he has suffered the most
intense agony. being confined to his bed for
five months. On Friday last he arrived in
this city, accompanied by his family physi-
clan, Dr. Mace, and Professor Smith was call
ed in, who on Yesterday performed an opera
ton on the afflicted limb, and the patient is
now doing well, with every prospect OF sa'
wing that member from ampntatlan, which
he and his friends were So fearful he would
lose-BaH Sun.
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THE DARlEN SHIP CANAL.-The Navy D.

THE DARlEN SHIP CANAL.-The Navy D..
partment has received the statement Of the
explorations recently made by Assistant
Surgeon H. c. Caldwell, U. S. Navy, on the
Isthmus of Darien, which ex 'ration Mr..
Caldwell believes has demonstrated
|. That the summit level of a route from
Principe northcrly to the Atlantic is within
eight miles of the Savanna and would not prove
Masquerade to engineering skill in construct
ing ship canal.
2. That there is lower tract of land from
the Rio Savanna to the Atlantic than has been
examined by any previous observers.
3. That there is gap on the Atlantic
coast range near the northwestern limits OF
Caledonia Bay.
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CARDS.
Chills g. Fever.

4DASCHALLS FEVER AND AGUE MIXTURE
L is an eifectual preventive and Cure for Chills
land Fever, Dumb Ague, intermittent Fever and
bilious Attacks. 1t is also valuable and SAFE
tonic and Alternative under many other ccums an
ccs, totally free from admixture with any mineral
Substance containing neither
4 arsenic, Copper, Mercury ar Aatimony.
1T IS EXCLUSIVELY VEGETABLE
in its composition. The ingredients are of MILD
NATURE, AND CoMMINGLED IN suCu PROPORTIONS AS
NOT TO SHOCK THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OR PRODUCE
USPLHASANT FEELINGS IN THE HEAD AS Il tonic,
it is ut the same time very GENTLE, POWERFUL
and DURABLE. in effect. Its stimulating properties
are so slight to produce NO INJURY when taken
i'm health; and its continued use does not accusom
the system its action, to destroy its useful
ness us is the case with most medicines.
! Epw'D S NORRIS, Sole Proprietor and Manu-
fucturcr No 9i6 Arch street, Philadelphia.
II Agents-R. L. Thomas and David Derr,
Nslth East; Drs. II. II. Mitchell and JOS Wallace,
Elkton; T. Hopper Chesapeake City; JAS Ford,
recIton. [may 80 tlsto
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REASONS WHY FARMERS ARE HEALTHIER

REASONS WHY FARMERS ARE HEALTHIER
THAN PROFESSIONAL MEN i. They work
more dcvelope all the leading muscles of the
body. 2. They take their exercise in the open
air, and thus breathe greater amount otoxl-
gen. 3. Their food and drink arc commonly
less adulterated, and far more simple. 4.
They do not everwork their brain as much
as industrious professional men do. 2. They
take their sleep, commonly during the hours
of darkness, and do not try to turn day into
night, by sleeping during the hours of light.
G. They are not commonly so ambitious and
do not wear themselves out so rapidly in the
fierce contests of rivalry. I. Their pleasures
are more simple, and less exhausting.
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philadelphia.
EIdridge's Clothing Store.

Come list TO this jingle, ye men Of great lore,
And learn something new that ye ne'er learned
before;
| sing rot OF books, nor sagcs nor yore,
But Of L. H. ELDRIDGES CLOTHING STORE,
S. Z. Cor. IN aud Market Streets.
Where are Pants piled on Vests full many score.
And CARDS in profusion in front Of the door,
And customers standing all thick on the floor,
That's L. Ii. Eldridges Clothing Store.
S. E. Cor. IN and Market 81.
Now keep down your laugh while in thunder roar.
A lay to the tune OF Rory More;
A gent from the country with garments all tore,
Had heard of our fame and this town did explore.
At length with much trouble, he found the right
door.
And in making his entrance was not any slower.
And a smile lured his face as by thunder he swore,
lie had found f. Ii. Eldrdse's Clothing Store,
Mar ly S. L. Cor. 7th and Market ST.
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RENa0V l..

NLIVER ( WELLS would respectfully inform
(D.heir friend, that they have removed from
tper former place Of business, to Ill Chestnut
erect, corner Of Franklin Place, formerly occu-
led by Rockhill and Wilson, known as the old
Franklin Hall Clothing Emporium.
We take this opportunity to return our sincere
hanks to the Msrch tnts and citizens of Elkton
nd vicinity, tor past favors and earnestly solicit
Continuance of their liberal patronage.
Feb l4--tf OLIVER WELLS.
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Il. Coke CaZier.

HAS for Sale Wines Champagne, malaga,
llPort and Maderia) Old Rye whskey Is
,iinds) Gin, Brands & kinds) N. E. Rum
German Bitters, and Cigars, both domstic
Ind foreign. Warranted as representa-.
Sept. Is lS56,-tf.
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u The New York Times says the bank
note circulation of the United States at the
present TINA, is estimated to represent about
8lo2, 900 900.
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ALEXANDER EVANS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW.-May DC found
~ at the Office to which he has lately re-
loved, opposite the store Of VIM. Torbert,
ESQ; in the building recently occupied as
..pe Post Office; or at the Office adjoining his
..esidence, Elkton, Maryland.
April -, lSo4-tf.
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ENOV A 7


XIV NJ. j. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first stony of 1.-The Cecil
Wing" Building, where he may always be
e)und ready to rive prompt attention to all
BUSINESS placed in his hands.
Nov loft
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DENTAL NOTICE.

IN II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
Il located in this town, tenders his pro-
ssRtessional services to the citizens of
Eu~ Elkton and vicinity. Office nearly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May 5-tf.
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To Country Merchants and
BOOKSELLERS.

TNIE Subscribers offer to Dealers, School Com
l. mittees, Teachers and others, large stock OF
School Miscellaneous and Blank Books, at the
lowest publishers rates. They publish CoMLf's
SPELLING Book, llAYEN's SPELLER DEFISER,
ANs ERsoY's SCnooI History OF UNITED STATES,
AINswoRpH's LATIN DICTIONARY, and other popu-
lar school books, and keep large stock of the
school books Of the leading publishers always on
hand
Wrapping and Writing papers in variety also,
Paper Bags for Grocer's use Please call and ez-
anime our stock URIAII HUNT 4 son.
Jan l7-6In "A North 4th ST. Phi!ada.
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Furniture Warehouse.
FARSON e. DAVIS
CABINET WAREROOMS,

Ill Walnut ST., 2nd Door East Of Fourth ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
"AVE now on hand 4 good assortment OF
llWalnut, Mahogany, and Rosewood Fur
nture, got up in the hest style and most
Mode n Patterns. The Furniture is excel
lently made, and of the best material.
We invite our friends and the public in
general to call and examine our stock before
they purchase elsewhere.
n. B.-Bills of Furniture made to order.
Jan. 10y
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DDCT. Il. w. HAYNES,

ID ENTIST,
ATEWARK, DEL.-As many persons not
" aware Of the time neccsaarvto perform ~
1crscct operations in the Dental art, thinhuN~
!! but justice 20 those at distance, who
lay contemplate visiting me- as we'll as to myself.
> thus publicly suggest to such the propricty Of
timely informing me by mail or otherwise to that
fleet | request this as u favor more especially
there the operations required are of such nature
IS to render them necessarily lengthy. as sufficient
Tine can then be reserved for such special cases
md thereby prevent disappointment.
L. W. uAINES. D. D. s.,
June 81, '56-1y* Newark, Del.
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ROBERT LUMSDEN,
A CA IL ID.

,TNHE undersigned, having entere d in
l. Co-Partnership for the practice OF the
Jaw in all its various branches, will give
..neir prompt and undivided attention to such
BUSINESS as may be entrusted tothem.-
1liice opposite opposite the Court House,
there one or both may always be found dur
lg business hours
II GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL.
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REMOVAL.
WM PINKNEY EWING

A TTORNEY AT LAW.-Having returned
II from the West, and permanently located
IN Elliton, will give prompt attention to all
business entrusted to him.
| uyOffice Hon Alexander Evans.