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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself In this plaes IN The
II business Of euvEs 4 BRASS PLATIHe, proposes
10 all oil orders for hnc Silver plated Door R1atGs
Door Knobs, Bell Pulls, Butts numbers, RIates an1
Figures adopted 10 the use OF Doors and CAnreh
Psws, Lghtaing Rods Points, WindOW oosh, Gam.
age an1 Harness trimmings plated 70 order - sAagt
n0tica. ~ WORT waSraasod equel 18Th -
WILLIAM O1OA1A.
yhge euneng - = ~ panaUsvqq1a ls1A
$3.50 - iEss:.sSP sa''s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14
BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN.

WnoIesse and Retail Dealers In
Foreign and DOoosesfic D,.a.
G00ds, Boots and Shoes,
Mats and Caps, Cloth
ing, etc.,
MOULD invite the attention OF purchssers
- their large and varied assorosneut. We r.
now opening our Fail and Winter stock, suitable for
nnaersel our neighbours, bat oler2. & 6oode at
sortment Of
DRU90 ooonAa
consisting Of
salks, Mcri.o:. fasanataas, valescie.ncs.
Asssres, UoLetnes, Re-, 0AaWl and
msnuues In great variety.
Cloths, Oassimeres, Vessinsr. ns.Av Ma. rn,AA..
andWoolen Goods Of all kinds suitable "a ~ -.
in9 season: Yankee Notions, Rubber Good. Or
-, gu Oosns. Window Shades, Groceries .Oroe6ey
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

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1850 d = 80 50 sARla u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-14

BURROWS + PRETTYMAN.
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
And Wholesale and Retail dealersin
ID H Y q q CD -
QUHENeWARE, GROCERIES, BOOTS An
SHOES, HATS OAPA CLOTHING.
SALT. &C.
Having ample room for storage, We shall pay u
teuisf attention to Receiving Storing and Iorvar
ing any Goods consigned to our care,
Cash paid at all times fos. Pm.
dssCe.
Front 6trset, DAVENPORT. IOWA.
davenport Steam Fleuring Mills.
WIN be kept in constant operation, and Farmers az
informed that We pay at all times in Cash the
est price for wheat. Flour always on hand.
Oct. i7-dAwtf. BURROWS PRBTTYNAN.
60t16111he 1910
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25
COLEMAN'S
PL ANTATION OR FARM MILL.

TUNIIIS is the most efficient, simple and du-
Il rable Farm MIL now in use, and it pre-
csely meets the wants Of every Farmer, AZ
it is not only adapted to Grinding Corn in the
Ear, but will grind with rapidity Shellcd
Corn, Wheat, Rye or Oats. into fine or coarse
meal, as desired: also lSpur if required. 1t
is easily attached to horse, steam Or water
power.
Mcssrs. Rogers & Boycrs, -Gcntlrn'rn
1t affords me pleasure To state. that the
America Farm Mill that have purchased
from you, has rendered me entire slti>tAc-
tion. l have already ground over 800 BUSH
els Of corn with it, and upon examination ]
cannot see any pcrccptiOle wear l have
ground from ten to twelve bushels per hour
with ease. Isaac HARRISON,
JGcGLs'0ca. " J.
McSsrs. Rogers x B0yrrs:--ilaving used
one ofy0ur Farm Mills with my Sweep Power,
and having ground over 800 bushels Of
corn and oats, can fully testify its superior
merits. | can grind with ease from eight TO
twelve bushels per hour fine enough tor feed
ing And having Examined the Min, ! ann
satisfied that it must be durable as it does
not appear to he much worn. PETER HOPPER,
Feb Is, 1851 Old FoIt, Center CO, Pa.
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West nottingham Academy,
CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.


A YEOMANS, A. NJ, Principal.-Thc
IL. Summer Session Of this Institution will
commence on "Wednesday, April 10Th, to
continue for the usual term of twenty-five
weeks.
The Academy building, and the boarding
house connected with it, are situated in the
immediate vicinity oi the West Nottingham
Church, in high and healthy location, en-
tirciy removed from temptation to vice or
dissipation Of any kind.
All the branches usually taught in u Class
ical ACADEMY will be thoroughly purs
and, in addition. Drawing and Painting will
be will be taught if desired.
TERMs.-Boarding Scholars $40 per SEES
sion; Day Scholars, $40; Drawing aaI Paint
ing. extra.
Fall particulars as to the branches taught
terms, &c, will be sent by mail upon app-
cation to the principal al BATTLE SWAMI, Co.
Gil county, Md.
Il ZEE L ENCES:
Rev. Jas Cariahan, d. ID. Princeton, n. j.
Rev. John Maclcan, d. d. President Of
Princeton College.
Rev. NJ. d. Hope. d. d, Professor Of Bellies
Lcttres, Princeton College.
Rev. S. Alexander, LII. D., Professor OF
Astronomy
Rev. e. NJ. Giger, Prof of Mathematics.
Rev. j. Il Duhicld, SO
Rev. Geo Burrowes, d. D., Philadelphia.
Rev. john Squire, Port Deposit.
Jefferson Ramsay, Esq,
John Carson, ESD,
VIM. B. Rowland, NJ. D., RowlandSviIlc,
Cecil county. [apr Is w
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HOyER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.

TIIIS Hair Dye needs only trial to salts
4 fly all of its perfection as Dye, and the
following testimonial from that eminent An
alytic Chemist, Professor Booth, of the U. S
NJ int, will only confirm what thousands have
previously borne testimony to.
"LABoRAroRY FOR Practical CHEMISTRY,
st. Stephens Place,
Ph,iadeiphm. Feb. I'm, 1857.
s'Dring well acquainted with the substances
composing flovcr's Liquid Hair Dye, | an.
satisfied that by following the simple drec-
lions given for its use, it will not iniurc the
Hair or Skin, but will give u natural and du-
rablc color to the hair.
jas. G. BooTH, Analytic Chemist"
HOVER'S WRITING INKS, including
| I!uvcr's Fluid, aud lloycr's lndclible Inks,
are too well known ard introduced to require
any additional testimony ct their character.
| The sales have been Increasing since their
| first introduction. giving evidence that the
| articles truly possess that intrinsic merit
| claimed ut first for them by the manufacturer
! Orders addressed to the Mandatory, No.
| 4lG RACE street above Fourth. (o!l No no
| Philadelphia, will receive prompt attention
| by jos. Il. HOVER,
apr Is ly Manufacturer.
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TRTSTEE'S SAFE

TRUSTEES SALE.
PY virtue Of a Decree Of the Circuit Court
Dior Cecil county in chancery, the under
signed trustee will offer at Public Sale at the
Court House door in the town of Elkton, on
Thursday the 30M Of april 1857.
at II O'Clock A. NJ. all that valuable Mill
Property, at North Eart, Cecil county, Md.
occupied by Thomas p. Wollastcn.
This property contains IL Acres more or
less, and the improvements thereon consist
of large Grist Mill, Saw Mill, Dwelling
\ House, Carriage House, Stable and
f.IttrS other necessary out-buildngs. The
iriYrsA Mills are doing a prosperous bust
E'l4af' ness, and are conveniently located
near the Rail Road Station, on the p. W. L.
b. Rail Road, at n orth East.
Persons wishing to purchase are invited
to examine the Premises.
TERMS OF SALE: One thousand dol
lars Of the purchase money to be paid in
cash on the day Of sale; One half the balance
with interest thereon from the day OF sale to
be paid at the end of six months, and the
other half with interest as aforesaid at the
end Of twelve months, from the day Of sale
Credit payments to be secured by the Bond
Of the purchaser with approved security.
GEORGE EARLE,
Eikton Aprll ftn 1891. Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

THE NEWFOUNDLAND FISHING TREATY
ABANDONED The Toronto Leader, of April
18th, announces that the treaty between En-
gland and France, in regard to the Ncwfound.
land Fisheries, is at an end. The Leader
says:
The colonists have got their own way, the
Imperial Government having yielded in the
most graceful manner TO the wishes Of the
colony principally affected ty the convention.
Yesterday afternoon, despatch from Mr.
1.abouchere. the Colonial Secretary, enclosing
anot her to Governor Darling, of Ncwfound-
land, was laid before the House. 1t stated
in the most explicit terms, that there never
was any intention to give the convention cf-
feet against the wishes of the people of New
foundland; that the course taken had been
the same as that pursued in the case of the
Reciprocity Treaty, TO which Newfoundland
had given its-no doubt Icuctant-assent;
but that, as the Legislature Of the colony had
positively refused to ratify the fishery con-
vention, it would fall 10 the ground. The
reading of the despatch by the Speaker of the
House, was received with demonstrations OF
appreciation"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

A TELEGRAPH TO SAN Francisco. The
New York Mirror announces that some enter
rrisny gentleman of that city have detcrmi-
ned upon establishing direct Inc of tclc-
graph toSan Francisco. The plan is not
vet fully maturcd but when perfected, it will
embrace preliminary expedition under tho
auspices and protection Of the government
party, which is soon to start on an engineer
ing tour, for the purpose oflaying out (undcr
the recent act of Conglcss) a Military Road
to the Pacific. The telegraph party, which
now is to accompany the military expedition,
will probably consist Of some forty or fifty
,rrso,s, and will be amply supplied with
mules and camels for the purpose Of Gro >sng
the continent with safety and despatch. The
party will start from Omaha City. in Ncbra,-
ka, TO connect BY telegraph with st. Louis, J
follow the Plat river to the South Pass, and
thence across to San Francisco. This is at
immense enterprise. and one which requires a
large outlay of labor and capitol. Should it
prove successful, and The submarine telegraph
be laid successfully in July, London and San
Frances, 70 will he within mailing distance Of
each other, and the quotations on Change in
the metropolis Of Europe will be buletincd
in the Golden City within an hour.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25
ALIENS
LATEST IMPROVED COMBINED
re r APP II AND M ON w {; IL :

WYE now offer to the public a machine
w which, in the opinion Of numerous far
mers. possesses more advantages than any
other.
Mes rs. Rogers x Boyers:-I used last sea-
son one of Aliens new and improved Com
bincd Reaper and Mower. and consider it
as II Reaper aud Mower far superior to any |
have seen either for lightness or draft, for the
perfect mauIier III (which it performs its work
either in grass or grain, for its strength SIM
plcty and durability, and. in short. for every
quality that can be Claimed for IL Combined
Reaper and Mower, and it only should be
Sc en- and used to be appreciated.
Yours truly, BARCLAY l.. RoBERTs.
Feb ., 1851. Bristol, Bucks co. . Pa.
G. b. RoSers,-Dcar Sir:-The Mower and
Reaper bought Of you. consider the best
machine have ever seen. | can cut grass
and grain to my entire satisfaction. 1t is the
best machine in this country, and | can take
glcat pleasure in recommending them TO all
want Of good article. DOM G. JONES.
Stcclyille, Lancaster CO., Pa, 1856
" Circulars with numerous certificates
furnished on application.
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Drug, Paint and GtaSs
WHOLESALE WHPEHOUSE,

WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
Corner of Tenth and Market Streets,
Office i'll Second Story, PHILADELPHIA
tE'Wc invite attention to our large stock o
Drugs, Paints, Oils; Narnishcs &c. selected ex
prsssly for our salcs, and comprising one of tn,
finest aSsortments in the United states. which W,
offer at low prices, for cash or approved credit
WE MANUFACTURE very extensively:
Premium Pure White Lead, (besD
Kensington Pure White Lead
Pearl Snow White Lead,
"Niele Montague" French Zinc. (bcst)
Pure Snow White American Zine
Philadelphia Snow White Zine.
Silvers Plastic Fire and Weather proof Paints
Chrome Greens, elbows, and culors generally
AGENTS FOR
Porcrs superior Alkaline Window Glass.
Genuine French Plate Glass, (wnrrantc,l)
The New jersey Zinc Company rruiugts
TIlden and Ncphew's n Y Vurnisltg..
Brooklyn Premium Pure White Lead,
lampdcn Permanent Greens.
Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy, &C.
IMPORTERS OF:
French and English Plate Glass
French and English Cylinder Glass,
Colorcd and Engraved Window Glass
Daguefrcotype Glass.
Hammered Plate for Floors and Sky.Lishts,
Drugs. Chemicals, Perfumery. &C.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN:
Druggists Articles generally.
Painters Tools Of all descriptions,
Hydraulic and Roman Cement,
Calcncd and Land Plaster,
Paper Makers Clay, Satin White nc
FRENCH, RICHARDS x co..
Store n. W. cor. of Tenth and Market Streets
Factory, junction York Avenue Crown and Cal
lowhill SITS. Philada. IApr i'm
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A SMALL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell at Private Sale, a
l. neat property containing about Acres,
of highly improved land; situated in Cecil
county, about two and Il half miles west Of
Newark, Del
The improvements consist of good COM
4 Portable Dwelling House, Barn, & ran
y15 Il airy. Corn Glib, Carriage House, and
irSisiA other necessary outbuildings, II !
t'i'isE' q nearly new; also never failing we'll
OF excellent water near the door.
The above Described property is well suit
ed for mechanic; and being in IL remarkable
healthy neighborhood, near places OF public
Worship, schools, mills, stores, Nc, is much
to he desired. The said property will be
sold Il bargain and Oh reasonable terms, by
applying TO TllOS. }. SCOTT.
Scntt,S MilIS. Big Elk. Cccil CO.. apr is SW
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE
OF
p ERSO.NH L p Il 0 p e r I

p e RSO vi L p Il O p e z I Y =.
DY virtue Of an Order oithe Orphans Court
u for Cecil county, the undersigned. as Adj
ninistrat"r Of the estate vi Ann Oldham,
decd, will on
.uonday, the 27M dug Of AprH.
sell at Public Sale, ON the farm On Bohemia
Manor, upon which tie said Ann oldham re-
sided, the following personal estate Of said
decd: One Carriage and Harness, Tables
Chairs, Beds, Bcdsteads aud Bedding, Wash
stands, Wash bowl and Pitcher, Knives and
Forks. Stoves, Carpelng. Brass Kettle, and
other articles Of household and kitchen fur
nture. Also, 8 taltcning Hogs and ) Shoats
and II lot Of White Oak Posts.
Sale to commence ut 10 O'Clock.
JAS. Z. McCULLOCGIl.
apr Is 2w Administrator
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Dissolution OF Co-EarsneYsisSlF.

FE7llE partnership heretofore existing be-
T. tween the undersigned under the name
and firm Of Toachstonr x Hines, BlaclSlniths 4,
is this day dissolved Ivy mutual Consent All.
persons indebted to said firm, will please
make immediate payment, and all those hi-
wing claims against us. viii please present
them to James TouclStone. who is author
lied to make the settlements OF the lirm.
JAMES TOUCHSTUNE.
JOSEPH lIAINES.
Port Deposit; JahHf, 1857.
TENllE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. in az its
a. branches, wiisae cDutlnucd hy me. nj the
old stani. Being practical Nachnis. |
will give prompt attention. to the cuna;ruc-
ton and repairs Of machinery.
avail myself Of this occasion. TO OFF, NY
most sincere thanks t6l. the PAL. on.gc here
toiore bestowed on the lltr firm, and hoT,o
by strict attention to business and an ardent
desire to please aud accommodate the public,
to cntitlc myself toa continuation Of it, 'nyor.
JAMES TOUCNSTDnE.
SniM 8 .u4thinist
Port Deposit, Jan. 8, '51--u
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COATSNILLE
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,
English, Lingual, Mathematical. Com
mePciaI and Fine Art Institution.

q. c. COCHRAN, NJ. l., Priacipal.
rEylIE Sumner Session commences April
Il 7th and continues un,Ii tAG2. III Il JaA:
next.
The above Institution an'rfc one advan-
iageA, which We iec satisfied no cae instilo-
ton in our country presents. AMONG which
mag be- mentioned; as under:
FIRST The method pursued ~. inpJr.-
ing Il knnw.cd4a Oh tho GrcG. ...GII dc. IAN
guagcs, is that OF lIrsnaL ami iNrrtLfNEAn
TEAS4LATIoNs, furnished gratJlltoL' II. "etch
abhrvvihtes the pInOt Of study, ~ n. - '4c
amount Of labor, and iuCtct'ss 10 o. ~ all
other systems, The actud acsi lii 'nirrts Of
the student, On this sui JET, more IN fol-,
see. Catalogue.
SECOND. -PESNANsAP ard DGAwISG,
The Artist having chtrg: Vi tht, Deprifn"rt
is one Of the 5'Si in the state, AaI was an.,.-
dca the premium for his specimens 1T til. .~tC
Chester Go. Horticultural Fair.
TIlikD.-MppFRE lANGI AuEs are t:ui-h
by II German, who speaks fiugh!Iy bota tHc
French and q arInau Languages.
FOURTl!.-MusIGAL DLPARTML&T. tbs
department is uHder tle supervision Of ma
tive German, possessing rare and ac!.uOwt-
edged ability am! aItaiHmGntS.
EtFTll.-I.ECrLREs lsiore he >t,,'r.i;s ~
sulnr Of the most popular lcCtNr"rs ~ t,s
State; with also courtp on .iG&IcILrt.AL
CnEmsrHY by Il professional t"tchcr aid
lecturer. ......
For further particulars see Catalogue ~
address the prlucIlas Coatsvillr, Chest! Go.
. Pa. ....
CArALoGrE for present year contain,a :
much valuable matter to stIiltntS. just pub =
li>led, and will be sent postage prepaid ''I
addressing as above TO any pat Of tites Uni
ted States or Canada.
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THE Snow AND ACCIDENT AT READING
The Reading pa. Press states that the snow
on Monday was s inches deep there. on ac-
count of its soldity, nearly as heavy as lead.
Several houses were crushed in. The dam
age to the Reading railroad shops will amount
to $50 900. The entire roof, raftcrs andsupper
tiers Of the vast building is complete wreck,
and the brick wall in many places is crushed
outwaldy, and also at the top. broken and
thrown down. The escape of the workmen
several hundred. without loss of life, is indeed
miraculous. Five Of them, however, were more
or less injured
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

BEWARE or WoMEN's NoTEs.-A case of
a good deal of Importance was decided by the
Superior Court in New York, Oh Saturday.
from which it appears tina. the note of hand
ola married woman. however wealthy she
may be, is utterly vaueless, unless her hus.
band is able and willing to pay it. Accord.
ing to this decision, a rich wife may be the
most dangerous and slippery Of all custom
crs !; as her not is worthless unless 1t be
mote of invitation." The amount of the note
in question was for $500, for board and mon
ry loaned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

JuGGERNAvT.-1he Supreme Council eff In
dia have finally severed the connection Of the
government with the Temple Of Juegrrl,a,t
A certain sum of money, sufil :irnt to produce
Fl 500 year. is to he invested in land and
made over to tie Rajah Of koordah the tr,S-
tee Of the tcnplc--in full payment ana dis
charge If all the claims Of the Temple for
the residue Of its old cndowmcnts. lis funds
and its prestige will doubtless soon disappear
ailOgethcr.
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MAKING DuTTER.-0n this subject there

MAKING BuTTER.-0n this subject there
has been much discussion. A writer says
Nov .Messrs Editors, allow me to say that
my own experience in the dairy business, tea
ches me that in order to make good sweet
high favored butter, not one drop of water,
either soft or hard ever ought to touch it after
it is taken from the churn. After an expert
ence of twenty years in butter making, am
thoroughly convinced that washing dctracts
from the flavor and sweetness, and that every
particle of milk can be as readily worked
out without water as with.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

WESLEYAN FEMALE CoLLEGE.-Piof. George
LOOMS, says the Wilmington Republican, re-
signed the charge of this institution on the
18th inst. Rev. I. j. Thompson will here
after superirtend the financial department,
and Prof G. H. Loomis the scholastic The
institution is in highly flourishing condition,
laying handsome revenue above expenses.
and we presume 1T will go on prospecting and
to prosper.-Prof LOOMS designs taking
charge of an institution in one of The Western,
States.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

1.-THE New York Herald is clamorng with
considerable pctir,acity for reorganization
Of the F;cmont party prcpa, atory TO the Pres
idcntial campaign of 1860, and several of the
Southern journals are discussing the tendency
of the movement with indignant earnestncss.
There is rot the least likelihood that Colonel
Fremont will be selected as the candidate of
the Republican party three years hence, and
it is questionable whether he would accept
the equivocal honor even if it were prolitred
to him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

" REMOVAL or TIE COLLEGE OF ST
JAMES. The llagcrstown Mail states that tn,
removal of st. James College from that coun
ty is now fixed fact. The location chosen
for its new establishment is in Baltimore
county, near Glencoe. OF the line of the North
crn Central Railroad. The time for the re-
moval has not been definitely fixed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

CouNTERFEIrs. A gentleman writes to
the Fayetteville (N. CO. Observer that he has
seen at that place several counterfeit So and
800 bills ON the farmers Bank of North
Carolina and that "any quantity" Of coun-
terleit $40 Cape Fear bank bills are in circu-
lation in that neighborhood The bad APP
pearance of therapcr and engravings makes
it easy, he writes. to detect these latter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

0JEdgar Snowdcn, Esq, the able and ac-
complisl,cd Editor Of the Alexandria Gazette
has received the Amcri'an nomination for
Congress in the Seventh District of Virginia
A Convention of Wings and Americans
will meet i'll Winchester to day, to nominate
Candidate in opposition To Hon. c. }. Faux
ner for the Eighth Congressional district Of
that State.
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EXAMINE ES'>NOTIlE.

WE, the undersigned, having been duly
w appointed and commissioned by the
County Commissioners u! Cecil county, Road
Examiners. to examine and determine whcth,
cr the public convenience demands an alter
alton 10 he made ssin the PnhIic Road where
it runs through the lands Of Robert AlcXan-
der, near the line Of said Alexander and HI
ram Ciemcnt,' &c. do hereby give notice TO
all whom it may concern, that we will meet
at the point Of said road. so designated. on
saturday the 23rd day of May, 1851, at 10
O'Clock, y. NJ. to proceed with the duties
which dcvolvc upon us in virtue of the i.ivre-
said commission,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE
HOWES PATENT
Elliptic Spring Bed Bottoms,

rg1AkE Down all the Stacking Bottoms
L. Stats, Ropes, and Spiral Spring Mat
trasses ever invented. They combine cheap
ness, durability, cleanliness, comfort and
convenience, in removing or cleaning bed
steads. They can be furnished to order, to
suit any hedstead, by application to B. F..
HEATH or JAS. NJ. CANDY. Port Deposit. Md.
\ set all fitted and fixed on exhibition at J i.
NJ. Canby's Cabinet Wareroonrs, where is also
on exhibition and for sale IA gchcral supply
of Cabinet Furniture, and where three or
four iourncymen Cabinet Makers are wanted
Call and see. Port Deposit, apr |! 3m
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BANK NOTICE.

CECIL BANK, April 3rd, 1851.
ENIIE Annual Election of Nine Directors of
4 the Cecil Bank, to serve for the ensuing
year. will be held at the Banking House,
Port Deposit on the First Monday in May,
the Ilh proAimo, between the hours Of | | and
| O'Clock. TIlOS. &. BOND,
apr tc Cashier.
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The AIc,nnhi Rcnn Hnrninu D,,I,, ~,

The Memphis cnn.) Morning Duty Ncws
hitherto neutral N politics. has come out in
after he ranked among the advocates of Amer
icanism. The influence, and high character
of the News gives more than ordinary i'm.
portance to its decision in ranging itself
among the champions Of the party Of the
country.