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WE CALL ATTENTION.
New Fall Goods.

Ys7 DRENNEN g: Go. have just received
4 their stock of New Goods OF the fall
STYLES. aud take pie isura in being able to on
nounce to their friends and the pGllir that
they open the Fail Campaign Of 1857 hy Of
fcrng greater inducements to purchasers
ul1n ever. Among the large and varied assert
ncnt may be found,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
consisting orSils, Declines, French Xerinoes
Coburs and PaTimctA Cloths, AlpacIs, Cling
hams, Prints, t<c.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
Black. Brown and Blue Cloths, Black Dee
skin and Fancy Cdsaimcfa. Sat.inctts, Jeans,
Tweeds, WOODEN, Plaids, and stripes Tor Pants
Satin and Silk Vcstings.
DOME5rTCS.
Blcachei and Unblrached Nuslins, sheeting' S
and ahr,inI's. Wooden, FMnnel's, Canton do.
Ticking u IL TO p cents, Cheeks, stripes,
Lancaster and Glasgow Ginghanls, Blue Drills
Cotton stripes &c,
' HINTS. CAPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES,
We have Just received large stock OF Boots
shoes and Brogan5, also very extensive as
sortmrEt Of Hats and Caps which we will sci!
as low as caE be bought in the city.
GROCERIES,.
Coverings steam syrup, Prime New Orleans
Mohss.s, Trinidad do Rio, LaSuira and Mara
cabo C0frcs; Best Powdered and Pulycr2cd
sugars superior Black and Green Teas.
Also, Brushes Of all kinds, Erooms, Tubs,
Chulns, Clothes Lines, Bed Cords, Grass
Ropes, QucenSwarc Glassware stoncware
Knives and Forks, &c, for sale al the lowest
prices by r. DRENNEN & Co.
EilSton, september 2Gth, 1857:
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sk.eEE EOz,XI,Y rsaS..

FEyIiE publisher would inform the citizens
e. Of Cecil, that notwithstanding he has
not yet completely clnvaSscd III" county, as
lie has nearly Sufficient names 20 cover his
expense i'll outlay, To save time and hasten
tie publication OF the maps he has coni,nenc
cd the survey Tor the same and VIII be
much Indebted to persons giving correct in-
formation concerning HE different localities
hcnay be in. lie viii at The same time con
time obtaining Subscribers, aud trUstS the
citizens will be liberal III that way.
He would Suggest hat subscribers will be
conveniently served with the II ap Immediate
~ after its publication; while nun-suhscri-
bcrS who may desire it, VIII be put to much
inconvenience and delay in obtaining copies
10y reason Of the undersigned not knowing
for whom, and how many extra copies to
publish.
Subscriptions viii be Thankfully received
in books to be found at J. T.. Browns Eil:ton
Post Office, R. l.. Thoms' Srore, North
East } asr Il. CyUl-On, Port Deposit; Char
les u. II lines, Brick Meeting House, and
John H. 5treets. Warwick.
SIMON j. .iAETENET,
NOV. II. Baltimore.
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as Orr, Mary Elizabeth for Cecil county.
| Baker Or and Jonathan : In Chanccry.
| Kelly OFT.
VS..
! James Orr, aud others.
! 7gglIn Object OF this suit is to procure .
4 Decree for he sale OF certain resi- Is
tate in Cecil county which WAS conveyed to
J Jonathan Or and James Orr b. one Henry
| Doughty.
4iiG original and amended Bills state that
! the said real Estate, consisting of Il let OF
| Ground in the Town Of Port Deposit
which is particularly described in SAID
! bills and their accompanying exhibits, was
conveyed to Jonathan Drr ard James Orr by
oac Henry Doughty by Decd dated the ihir-
| tirth day "i J.nuary in the year Eighteen
| hundred and thirty thrcc but that the orlgi-
| nal contract tng the a,ic of said lot Of ground
was made with one William Orr the father
Of sand jonathan and James OR. That the
said u .l!dn Orr departed this life interstate
leaving widow Mary Orr, since dead, ana
! .he following children and heirs at law, to
Wit: George Orr " he is since dead leaving
two children whose na'ncs the complainant
cannot now ascertain. both of whom reside
in the State of Indiana or elsewhere beyond
the Jurisdiction OF this court Samtul Orr
who now resides in tie STATE of Pcunsylva-
MA or elsewhere beyond the JurisliC
lion az this conrt, jonathan Orr the hus-
band Of this complainant who is since dead
leaving the complainant his widow and il
liam Clement Orr. James Thomas Orr. Mary
Elizabeth Baker Or and jonathan Kelly Orr
his only children and heirs at law, all Of
whom reside in Hartford county AMI are in
lants under The age Of twcuty one years, An
dr2w Or, il.ilm Orr, James Orr, ald Da-
vid q. Orr all Of whom reside in Cecil cuUn-
~, Mary Ana Baldwin formerly Mary Ann
Orr who is since dead leaving William Bald
win and Sarah Ann Baldwin Of fall age and
George Bdidwi and Isabella Baldwin infants
under twenty one years hrt only children
and heirs At law, ali OF whom reside in Cecil
county; Eliza Orr since intcrmurrcd with
one Thomas Mclean, Sarah Orr since inter
married with one William Thompson, and
Margaret Orr who has since died int"statc
and without issue And the Bills further
state that the said infant children Of the said
jonathan Orr have no other property aud 10
otucr means OF being supported except by IA
sale OF said Real Estate, that the said real
estate is incapable OF division and that it
viii be for the brnc!it and advantage Of all
parties to have the the same sold and the
proceeds divided among those entitled there
to under the direction Of this court.
!; is thcreupon adiudgrd and ordered that
the complainant by causing a copy Of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper pub
NShcd III tce.lcuuniy once a week for one
month Leforo the twenty fifth dry Of Novem-
Der next give nrticC to the said absent de !cnd-
ants Of the Officer and substance Of this bill;
and warn them to appear in this court
in person or by solicitor on or before the
twenty sixth day Of February next to answer
the premises and Show cause if any they
have why Il decree ought not to pass as pray
ed. II. II. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy, Test
II. II. MITCHELL, Clerk.
October 3iL5w
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..EEgy C2g<. sT02E.D
WILSON < NlsInysEI'I,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

v teLtSALh Ekl ublSlS,
No COS l;!s 81 Nartsf 81 aborc 2ld, South side
pHiLanELrniA,
W TOULD respectfully call the attention
w Of their friends and the public, that
having lately established themselves as
above, are now fully prepared to ill all or
Ge!s with pR0MpTEEsS and Di>psTCh.
Thankful for the patronage already re-
ceived, they would inform TIE trade and
buyers in general, that they
CH4LLENGE COMPETITyOT,
From any soarca, to produce better goods at
lower figures.
IiAgies.ie Dealers in Drugs. Dyes, Chfmicais,
PateGt lie3iciHsJ, Spices, OtiS, Pants, Far
nistes JVhiie Let!, Saor HhHs Zinc, all hi~G,
Of Paints, Gjass, .AcoAo!, Burning Fluid, Gam
pine, &C.. Sc.
Read what the oldest house in our city
says az US:
lisyin, entirely re'iuquishcd the Lobhinc Drug
Business. wi pleas cal the attention Of the
tru!e ~ tie above circular, and fee confident that
an, business transactions they my have with th em
viii bs mutually to their interests.
Rasptfn ~ yours,
Jan lily BROWNING h BROS.
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wanted H,l1sste,;tpfcty.

7sFO make arrangements with Il respectable
Z wo king man. (wiihout Il lamily) to car
~ on farm of from Eighty to one Hundred
acres, in good condition, and in healthy
and convenient neighbor, on Shares, or in
partnership with the OWNER, who will find
al! necessary working stock and farming I'M
PIGMENTS. Gan Eastern Shore farmer prefer
REDO to save trouble, none need apply, hut
those that can come well recommended for
capacity and Of imdoubicd integrity and i'll
dustry. Apply al, this Office early
Nuv II 3w.
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ygFaa vs ANTS so sen his st..rsn {:

OG WHO WANTS 70 BUY 4 FARM tile
~ Subscriber who has becn practical frmcr
for twenty yerrs AID also has hid considerable
business experience, having commenced the sale
of Real Estate, wAul solicit those desigiius Of
selling or purchasing. to ;di on or write to him.
is he is confident he will be able to eve entire
satisfaction Satisfactory references given when
desired have iGmber d Farms il die vicinity
Of Norri town for sale and applicants far others
in different sections Of the country. address or
Calowhiil and Franklin StS Philadelphia At
my farm on Wednesdays and Saturdays, state
Road, between pe1n and Comue squares. Whtpln
township, Montgomery Co., Pa Nov l4-3n
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To tire cs'izesss and gs2x Faye L
n, ftnr.E1 E,rh..rsap-

TFNlE undersigned, COMMISSIONERS OF Cecil
Il county, Respectfully submit tie follow
ing Report, m d"utiuh 10 the = Sla tmeht
at Receipts and D'>nuIaemehtS for 1897
recently published III the county papers.
mat Statement SLOWS tho to'di amount OF
county tax. levied Tor me pr's'lt year. To be
| 800 .-tS.'i ana una me rae o. county tax
alton l, 90 cents III ne 2lU'' comparison
OF The above H&EEes win i!c levy Tor Ie'b
! WI! SHOW leLSt IA INC amount LEVIED
TIN" year OF %io,"" 90, ana difference m
! me rate Hi cnunlE 'aNpI2" ~ 10 cents !" thc
! "itU- the '"i: Ter I52o, having bSeAo3 cents
! per 3!tu.
| ne ch'!Fc charges Tor inc present year
| amounted to about $+2,2vJ, hnl Nv strict
economy, ana a"l lhe l"r'iAI settlements
| erected mus lar ""'''s our Term o. "H!S',
! wan certain delinquent "i.l2eFH OF FORMER
years, We have been 'h"ried TO feotce Inc
amount necessary 10 ne ievica 10 Inc sum
nance" VIZ %'''-io'Vf' ms sum p'"'i-
deH iai'y Tor The "['""', or Gs''h'at'a G%Pe",
Sc" 81 IN" year TO 1"'E lS'' 'AS'-r'"e u"'e o.
INC WIN" '"' NN''P""h ~ an "Tv"u"t
"i 9"up.ip '"f repairs o ho'u. "AISn mas
""eh heiI ~ SUSPENSE o"lhH l" the pu"Hci!
expressed "t'tihiIi'''!H "i we owner 70 aP-
lrti to our successor" IN once ID regard 10
"rmnc'l'h maze ~ us ir"'h Said account
M expenses o. INC wear were Sre%,'y m
creased ~ Tue e"%' o. roaa repairs, ne A.
'"%"'cra 1"r "h.heTai rei".t" 81 A"doS'
- salary Oh hoaH 9Gl'FNiS'r"; ihci"1A:al
i!""" expenses. ana " @peHiai @HfiH"PFla-
, , i"r h"'">: a> per '"c '9'''ttlcHt ply
i,HnIn' amount /" '"o "S&t Sl'' !" . 90 ~
AZ" |" ms my cA,rSn % 'A,G""''"'N' !"r
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t'o.iS 'Y' ''''' le"i l'',"ut %i'!"o,l ",''G'
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VIC i-e'! 10. '''IS year, anu we nave as INC
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FOR HAGfI,

1 Convenient two story DWEIfINGANU
"a LOT OF GROUND, Situnt-A ca II sin
street Eli.ton, directly opposite the Pr4.ly-
terrain Chnlch. The 10; is 90 feet front hy
lSJ in depth. The house is IL feet front by
&c in d"p,h, and has front passage anil
pallor, and side passage dining room and
,itchcn on the front floor. Three chambers
in the second story all private. There is
also 4 large garrett. and cellar under the
whole house. For further particulars cn-
qr.ire Of tie Editor, OF j. b. WHiTE,
Nov. 1T. Fair I'LL.
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STEAM CARRIAGE. 1T is stated that a steam
carriage made lis appearance in the streets of
Manchester, ncar rttshurg, few days ago.
il ran Over the streets like thing Of He,
turning corners and lodging ruts The dri-
vcr Of all omnibus, seeing innovation in this
experiment, put whip TO his hoses and tlied
to outruu the st am carriage, but the latter
let his coach 50 far behind that the omnibus
driver was laughed at ty the spoctatorS.--
The steam carriage went at the rate Of nine
miles an hour with pressure Of sixty
pounds.
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1.-THE existing government Of Nicaragua
has been formally recognized BY The rcepp-
ticn, On Monday, Of NJ. l>irra as Minister
PlcnipotcnIiary from that country who has
been Knocking sometime without being no.
ticed, 1t is said that treaty has been enter.
cd into by which it becomes the duty Of til,
United States, 10 arrest Walker and his CON
ttdcrates, wherever they may be found, and
bring them back to their place Of starting
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Selling OF the Entire Stock Of
LFy Goods, a.. cost prices,
E09: ASH!

So NJ | FL BtLBH,
TTtNtN,i determined - discontinue the Dry
/ foods branch Of his business nuI " i.hiu.: 10
clu.. bis LARGE and valuable stock cudgsly out by
the 6rsl Of the coming year NOW offers his entire
stack Of desirable goods at cost rliCes for cash,
cc.s,siS; II
El..ii.h Frcuch and AmcTicnu ChiatG.s
II IN aui Ei:ursi al N""i Paris lie Lanes.
Nalcl,c.as Binnah f.a3s aud all Daca!J.
4 full as.ortm- nj ii French Nsrin0es.
CNshu.arcs and far"tnstla t!sihs.
E,uo Biack Alodcas aud BcmbtHiaes.
livery description OF " bite Goods.
/ Ia rye nui elegant assortment Of French EN-
IruiJury.
Trimmings, Gloves arl Hosiery.
silks ia great variety. among whea are few ele-
giant kutJr and haYat@res.
" id9 Munttl.a \ iyUta. hcSi quality.
lam ks Table Linens ard Lapkins.
No,y Slyie CAeui3e and S,teia >nawls.
pr.i. : iir,rac and French RlaLkgt cLaH!s.
Bay slate. ~vu,fc .nd hong ~haris.
" ,lch and American !i-n"HS.
i! k M,rino ena Cotton C..d5r shirts md Drawers.
Wiui,w ',ha les .ud Curtain Materials.
thotaitu.2-crs Goods.
Blankets ot al sizes.
Cloths, C,ssi,nrrrs and Nr.'iugs
hiring tlue'iiG~ and Canton ftannc,s, together
with variety oi other az ices not enumer ted.
This stock having been carefully selected fTDu
late import. tons Will be found worthy the st.n-
;io.l Of purchaser. Nov. Ia
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TIE Iowa CApITAL.-Gov. Grimes has is
i,s,nd proclamation declaring dat. in ac-
cordance with tie commissioners apuuiutcd
for the purpose of locating the capital of The
State, tie constitution and laws established
the capital at Dcs Monies, and the STATE uni
,crSity at Iowa City. The Office of the State
will be forthwith removed to Des AIoincs,
and the next Legislature, just elected, will
assemble there.
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SHOWER OF IIzAHns.-The lie Roy IN, W
Gazette says that during the heavy rain Of
Sunday night last. live hands, some Of them
measuring four inches in lcngth neither as
plenty nor half as welcome. Thee were
found crawling on the sidewalks and in the
streets like fugitive in!autile a)ligaiors, in
places far removed from localities where they
inhaLit.
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DEATH on A REVOLUTIONARY S0IDIER.--
Mr.. Xachmiah Albaugh, aged one hundred
and nine years, died at the residence Of his
son, IN Licking county. Ohio, on the Sth inst.
The deceased was born in Maryland in i1iS.
where he resided until the COMMENCEMENT Of
the revolutionary war. when he cutc'cl the
army as a private soldier aud remained in Vt
until its close
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ANUS EMENTs rumNG IlAKD TIMES. 1T is
little singular that while hunger mobs"
are assembling in New York, the theatres
mostly supported by mechanics, are well at
tended every evening. TIE HeroM says The
receipts are nightly about Sc GOO, nearly
sixteen thousand persons being intaitcndance.
The places Of anuscmcnts in Philadtlph
arc likewise well attended.
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Large Dry CeoGs s5itshnsa.
HAMILTON EA8YER & CO.,

NEW NARsLE yUlLuING,-
Nos. 1875, pol and 203 Baltimore Street,
u sLTIMOKE.-liave now in store mosi'y Of
- their own importation one Of he largest and
,lOal complete Stock. in the United States, en-
bracjus
sILha ard SILK GOODS Of every class;
DRESS G3ti'S--a very large stock;
IRISH IiNENa: LINEN GOODS and
HOU ~Eh LEPlHd ARTICLES Of every des,
cri9Jjon;
MOURNING GOGRS:
CLnhES. MANTIlLAS and GHAWLS;
EMbENDi.RIES.L tGH&. HOSIERY, GLOVES
BLANKETS QUILTS. DOMESTIC GOODS;
and every article generally required by
FIRuRhs and Planters for SERVANTS USE.
.T@&ELAIL kooHs on first hoorthe PRICE
affixed to each article, FROM which no deviation i,
md
- Wholesale Roous on the second and third
floors Oct I0-3ln.
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Col. Benton. This veteran statesman
has recommended work. He thinks MS
health has been permanently improved by
an operation performed during his last illness,
in as much as chronic obstruction has been
thereby removed, His review OF the Drcd
Scott decision will soon appear. It is to be
very severe upon some points Of that de-
cree.
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NEW GOOD $

For The Present and approaching Season
A. KIDD & SON
AT THEIR NEW BRICK STORE HOUSE
"A PORT DEPOSIT, Mo. have Just opened Il
fresh and desirable assortment Of
e:ouD5 for G,o0ics' ll)cor,
Selected with great care. They namein part:
Robes in lawns, SIX Shnwls,
BriIlianes Ihibet and stella dc =.
Challies. Em5roidCrcs and Lac.s
French Chint8, tH&ersieevcs and Collars
Dress silks skirts Lin. 4 Con 'Gks
Llputillu do. Dress Irnmirg rs in yario
Alpaca. Il De Bcges lierascs Moussclncs.
Gjn.hains e plajds. Hair. and other Brushes,
Hosiery and Gloves, Port Monnacs. &C.. &c.
AFULL SUPPLY OF WHITE GOODS.
Attention is called to their stock of
Lad,cS' end Kisses CATERS, Boot: and Shoes
In all thefashionablc colors and styles.
FINEClIINA AND GLASS WARE:
White Stor. China in Sets and Cut Glass Ware
with finer grades Queens ware.
ALSO-CUTLERY OF CuOICEQUA
mi, es and Forks in sets; spoons, pocket Knives.
CARpETINGs, MATTiNGs AND OIL CLOTHS,
They also keep on hand STATioyuWY. CnrRcH
AND HYMN B0ONs, Letter and Note Paper. In
vclopes ,Nc Any Book ordered, Supplied at Pub
Usher prices.
E'agniIy Groceries, Provisions
&c. regularly received, and kept constantly on
ha,d. in separate store room.
The attention II their friends and the public
fsrcspe.t!ally callei to thisalvertisemcnt Prices
Will be found to compare t;vorIbly with lowest
city rates.
T9All kinds .fCountry Produce taken in ex-
''''''' " ~ ~ ~ a. KIDD SON.
Port Deposit, May 81, 1856.
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Tlea;.5Lagl1s..g Notice,

etTATE OF MAkILAND. Executive DE-
- PARrmNr, cr:--l, THOMAS WAT
hiNS LlGDE, Governor Of the State Of
Maryland do hereb, designate and appoint
THURSDAY, the 2t;h day of November,
next, as . DAY OF THANKSGIVING TO
ALMIGHTY COD for the boun.iiul products
Of the earth and the iumumcr>blc blessings
which. as a State ami peorle, we have re-
ceived ut His hands, and tntrelt the people
ct the State to observe and keep The said
day by abStauinG from all secular employ
ments, and devote themselves to such dcvout
services as are appropriate 10 u day ol
Thanksgiving and Praise.
--.--...A Gwen under my hand and the Great
s.t,..N Seal Of the state Of Maryland, tAis
l3lh day .; October. 4. y. 1891.
T. WATKINS LIGON.
By the Governor: j. piNKNEI,
DC! lI--3w. Secretary Of State.
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EARN EOR SALE.

:. 7 7 ,
WILL be sold at Private Sale Farm
" lying on the turnpike from EIktOn to
christina. Del. . miles from Eihton, CON
tanning FIFTY ACRES, more or less G
acres to be reserved On the north east
cnd.) 1t has portion Of WOODLAND
and Il comfortable House, good Barn !
and other out buildings. Persons tr,I.lra.
ashng to examine this property vii! * ~ = q
and the subscriber on the premises. .'l';t':a
Possession will be given on the 25ta ot
March next.
The conditions are. $500 on the day Of
sale, $500 on the 18th Of March, 1851, $500
on the 25th Of March, 1853, and the balance
may be secured by mortgage for Il limited
tine at option ofthe holder. The credit pay
mcnt to bear interest.
Oct. Eft JESSE UPDEGROST.
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NntsCc s. G,rnGtt0Gs.

i'IIlS is to give notice, that the subscriber
/ Of Ceci! county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of
IrsIalncntlry on III" personal estate of Eliza
beth lioiugSworth late Of said county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit
th csym", with the vouchers thereof duly au-
tlrulicara, on OF before the 10Th day of &C.
tober Is)@, tE"y may otherwise. by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to The subscriber.
Given undermy hand this 3lSt day Of October
1867. JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Executor Of Elizabeth IInllingsw0rth, decd.
TcSt-R. D. LAMAR, Reg. Oct. 81, 80
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f2IfsI &c SALE

TETILL be offered at Public Sale on
w T;gur>,.ay t.,e 9Gt1i OF 40"
vvecs'-,'r- 1874, At tn" Head Of Sa"-a!.as;
Kent cGuuty. Nd. t." wei T.N-E
k;s"gn TAVERN HOUSE ard F..Jt0 Z
LOT OF GROUND. contain @::.s x
ing, about TEN ACRES with go. -: Z
Stablpg, &c.
The property being now occupied by james
egs, Esq. and rents for !wo hundred dol
lars year; the buill;us being in good
state of repair and the property valuable.
The cUnditinDs Of S4i" Will be as fuIiowo:---
Five hundred Dollars (" he paid in cash, and
the balance in ANIMAL instruments ofonr, two,
three and four years, with interest from day
Of sale, the credit payments to be secured by
Bonds Win approved security. Possession
Will be given oa the 25th day OF II rch, 1858.
Sale tc commence ut , o'cluck.
JAMES a. LEWIS, Administrator,
Nov. Il is. OF Thos. J.. Clayton decd.
- Delaware Republican. and k.ut New
copy once 4 week till day Of sale, and send
bill to this Office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
ECssEEi.

4 IL pcraons indebted to John G.. Al
"A bridge are requested to make paylaent
to me Al once. All accounts which remain
unsettled Oh the first day of November, viii
he placed in the hands Of an officer for coll
lection.
The Lumber Yard and Office, lately oc-
cu,cd by John G. Ailrd:r, will be rented
until the 18Th Of March next.
W. j. JONES,
Oct II. Atty for John G. A!dridge.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-21
Il. KlNGSFGID G. SONS
PURE CSWEGD STARCH,
(FOR THE Laundry

VTAS established "A greater celebrity thar
L Il has ever been obtained by any other
starch.
This has been tbs result Of its marked SUI
pcrioriiy in quality, and its invariabls uni
lorn.ity.
The public may be assured Of the continue
snce OF the Il gh standard now established.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily
and The demand has extended throughout the
whole OF the United States, and 10 foreign
countries.
Working thus on very large scale, and
under rigid system, they are able to secure
perfect uniformity in the quality throughout
the year. This is the great Desideratnm in
Starch making, and is realized now for the
first time.
The very best Starch that can be made,
and no other. is always wanted by consumers
and this will be Supplied TO them by the gro
GERS. as soon az tiieir customers have learned
which is the best, and ask for ii-othcrwise
they would be likely to get that article on
which the largest profit can be made.
Mir. kinsslord has been engaged in tho
manufacture Of Starch continuously for the
last - years and during the whole the Pc
Rod, the Starch made under his supervision
has been, beyond any question the best in
the market. For the first II years, he had
the charge Of the works Of Vim. Colgate Co.
at which period he invented the process OF
the Manufacture of Corn Starch.
C-y~ Ask for kingsrord's Starch, as The
name Oswego has been recently taking by
another factory.
1t is sold by all ofthe best grocers in near
ly every part Of the country.