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Nnticn 20 Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
l. Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of sad county. letters Of adj
niuStration on the pei S"nll estate OF FrSby
Lloyd. late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticItcd, on or bcfora the 10Th day OF May,
1858, they may otherwise, by law, he cxclud-
ed from all benefit Of said estate. An per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 10th day of Jnac,
1851. JOHN Il PRICE. Admir-.
De BoniS Non, OF Frisby Lloyd decd
Tcst-R. ID. JAMAp, Reg june 20, 81 ct
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EscuEapius Drug Store.
EseElnctts EsMDrOCat OH !!

o THIS GrcIt I.inimcnt is now almost mni-
80 .rSHiy used as The best Application TOR man
! Il or horse for all outward affections. such ms
80 Sprhins Pains. Bruises. Fresh Cuts, Rhcn-
matsm. Neuralgia &C. 1t gives instant relief
and makes far more cGrrs than any other Inamcnt
sod 1t is also found upon experience. to be
certain cure for chappcl cracked hands, and
makes them white, smooth and soft. To those wh"
are annoyed with rough and sore hands, it is Is
pCcially recommended. 1t has gained the almost
entire medical faculty whore it is known to its IT.
vur and is largely prescribed in their practice,
with entire satisfaction. Don't suffer then but use
BENEFITS lmbrocation. the great l.inanent
BeANeWs DiuYheu .MirfHre.
This mixture is too well known to need comment
It is undoubtedly safe and the most speedy euro
row known for Cholera Morbus Diarrhuu, Cholc
and all like affections OF thc bow IL; and should
have place in the medicine chess ofevery family
rs il might be required in time of emergency 10
save life. III" season is now approaching for bow
c affections, and it is To be hoped that every fam
iiy will supply themselves with this mixture. "a
word to the wise Is sufficient
BcnRefFS M3Mn Oil.
This splendid propagation for the hair has stood
the test OF competition and rises superior in the
conflict OF rouladus. kathdrious Regencra'ols NJ
all els hcIpcd uDVn the people. his Indian OH
is truly deserving the name it bears. rs clean
and intig"rhiins iohic for the heat and b'autyins
properties upon the hlir.-lt is much improved.
peing NOW, by Il liltcrins process, cleaned Of all
impurities. and is balm sufficient TO heautlly the
hair without the greasy aud gloomy Appearance
given rs most all hair preparations 1t is also
put up in larger bottles which makes it very de-
srahc aud cheap Hair Oil.
~ t4ose medicines for sale by all Drug
giS s.-Mcrchants and others mus, order from
JOSEPH :. BENNETT.
If IOl Market st. " lining Oh. Del
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Dissolution Of Co.Partnersl,ip.

1.-THE partnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween the undersigned under the name
and firm Of Touchstone X Hines, BlachsmitlIs,
is this day dissolved hy mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm. Will please
make immediate payment, and all those ha-
wing claims against us. will please present
them to James Touchstonc, who is author
lied to make the settlements of the firm.
JAMES TOUCllSTONE
JOSEPH llAlNES.
Port Deposit. Jan. |, 1851.
rsyllE SMITH Nc BUSINESS, in all its
Il branches, viii! be continued by me, ut the
old stand. Being a practical! MachiniSt. |
will give prompt attention to the constrnc-
tion and repairs OF machinery.
avail myself Of this occasion, to offer my
most sincere thanks for the pat. onage here
toforc bestowed ON the late firm, and hope
bv strict attention TO business. and an ardent
desire to please aud accommodate the public,
to cntitle myself toa continuation Of IFS favor.
JAMES TOUCllSTONE.
Smith s MuchiniSt
Port Deposit, Jan. 3, 5l-tt
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Advertising.

We rope,t VIII 1t We have often said, that The
C.ciI Whis has Il f,r greater circulation than any
,,I.r p,pcr ON the EASTERN Shore or in amy of the
ncirhboriug counties in this State. 1t rs II >alh-
.b,, medium for advertising to all persons in This
coun.y who have property, Reat or fefso"". '''
sale: or, who deal ia any sort OF mercnhho'"c'
goods or wares Every dollar they expend in "d-
%.rtisins in The Wing must repay them hundreds
And persons i" the cities who may desire to sell
20 merchant. ani citizens of Cecil county, can in
No way VI Ike their business and location known I"
hem so we'll as by ad crtsing in The Cecil Wing.
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Notice to Creditors.

TzNlIIS is to give no ice. that the subscriber
l. ri Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters Of adj
minisratiun on the persona estate of Thomas
). Thomas, late Of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
Deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly autLen-
ticltcd. on or before the 10Th dty of June,
1858. they may otherwise, by law, be cXciud-
ed from all benefit Of said estate. All per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscrler.
Given under my hand this 2)th day of June,
1857. ANN THOMAS.
Administrative Oft. 5 Thomas. decd.
Test-R. ID. JAMAR, Reg. [June 20, 81 ct
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A COUNTY MAP.

TIE undersigned is now canvasSing. to
asccrta ia il the number OF subscribers will be
sufficient to justify the above undertaking,
ard will thankfully receive any encourage
ment in that way. Citizens whom by acct
dent. he may not cAl upon, or find at home.
and who wish to favor the work, will please
sign in either of the subscription books which
will be found at J +. Browns, Elkton Post
Qhicc; 4. l.. Thomas Store. North East; or
j. j. llcc;art S Office. Purt Deposit.
SIMON j. MARrENET.
June 30, 1851 Baltimore.
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a. Readers ans Correspondents.

7J-Our readers will be charmed with the
poem by Mr.. Hampstead on our first page
G~J-rhe article on "Long Prayers" will be
b,lnud mkt week.
U-Wc have not yet had time to examine
the article by "Obsefrcf.
1--WE ropr,.t that we were not able to get
the Port Deposit Items" from our attentive
correspondent in type. Our edition is now
80 large that we have to 90 to p,cSs carly on
Friday evening They will be printed next
Week
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Notice 10 Creditors,

rHNlIIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
Il Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Courl Of said county, letters of ad-
ministration on the personal estate of Thus.
+. Cllt ton, late Of said county. deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thcrruiduly autheu-
tcatcd. on Or before the 18th day Of May.
1883, they may otherwise. by law, be cXciud-
ed from all benefit of said estate. All per-
sons Indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immcdiltc payment to the subscribed.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of June,
1857. JAMES A. LEWIS,
Administrator of Thos L Clayton decd
Tcst-R. d. LAMAR, Reg [June 20, 81 ct
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4 levy OK A COUNTY. The Nincenncs
IA. )Sun says. thatcn F.,lay a movement was
made to lew on the Courthouse. Jail, Court
tl,n>c Square, and other public property OF
knpx county. at the suit of the Ohio and Mis-
si>ppi Railroad Company. tor the interest due
ON $500 900 of the county bonds. for judge
.ncnt was obtainrd at the United States Cir
cult Court. The pnor.IlouSe and jail are to
hr sold the Crurt-Il nlSe and grounds will be
held from sale till the action of the county
althnriricS is known. To pay the debt will
tlnuhlc the present heavy taxes, which the
tcoplc wont stand.
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THAI. OF REArlNG ANp MOwlNG Ma
CHIMES Syracuse, ". Y, July l5.-The
second trial of mowers came off bis afternoon,
,he Nanny machine with Woods improve
uent again taking the palm as regards ra-
ultv of execution. The special test. how
ever, was in respect to power necessary to
ACCOMPLISH u given amount of work This
is determined by an instrum mt invented for
the purpose. and the result has not yet been
made known. The rcapcrs will he tried to
morrow.
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honnS wilson, " m; W; IN v Ia ne" ,e ~
hcra, Saihutl ~ heea wi" '"'s ''"' i''''
o.n.,S. c,...:. do
| VIZ o'!'.' VI '''' ""'' - =" r'I n.t,t,'i,
| W t n .,I,,J -, ti,o ,,.,,n,nrt nf,,
,r,'';n 'I.n; ~ ,nnnn, tn n.hnr,h cornthwoit
,nL n ,ry CnrntIynit b.in~ fine balance due
from William Rogers. d.censed. to one Grace
| Cornthwait. deceased, under IA certain article
Of agreement for the purchase Of an undivided
noirtv of said real estate and bcqucathcd to
the sud Deborah and Mary Cornthw1it by the
last will and testament of the SAID Grace
| t"rnthw'lt; and for distribution OF the pro-
cc'dS OF the reSiu'ic among the seVef"l p''''cS
entitled, .,.,,
me n'' S'''cS Ill !, "h OF "n"',' ''' :, ''n W.
1r'.h'p'r -: y. ~ ohu ,'',,' -,
",1 ,',, n'h"",I WIN ;G. If InIn
VII, 'rp ,,t;,,,,r,'.'',,nt, .,r,,; f. ,,t mr.
,,r,.,, ,,fl,,,J in C,ciI ,.nnntr called ..Fssry,
rnnt,ininm ~ ucrrs, bui continued himself in
! possrssion thereof. That afterwards. to wit:
ON or about the first day of October. A. D.
| 1877, the said Grace Cornthwait by an agree
mrnt in writing, sold to the said William
Rogers one undivided half part of said tract
OF lind for thc sum Of f3333i, payable in
crrtlin annual inStalmentS. That the said
| " IlI'Am Rogers made certain payments on
s'ld article OF agreement previous t" ms dtaii'
!e.'."s pai'n'' '1"t 'ne'so' y, , ",,"
NM ''"tu ,',s i' ~ ~
mt' 1'I 49, n ,in' . hr Win,
lnl t"stmrnt wh,rrSv after certain snrcidr
lrr,ri,.s She d .visrl and brourathpd all th,.
rest and r,s;dnr Of her estate. real and perso-
nal. 10 tl,. said DelurAh and Mary Cornthwat.
her daughters. under and by which the sud
| Deborah and Mary Cornthwait became entitled
! to receive and do claim the aforesaid balance
due from the said William Rogers on the
agreement aforesaid.
That the s.ll Deborah W ilson, vile OF the
san john W lSon, departed tins HE sometime
in the ycar lS26 leaving her husband the
said John Wilson and the following clIilditn
| to survive her. TO wit: Thomas Wilson, Anu
who inteImarrcd with IA certain William
Proctor, Samuel Wilson. David Il. Wilson
and Elizabeth, who inIc'marrtd with GEL
tain Samuel Red. That the said Samuel
Wilson, David II. Wilson, have since died
in|cS;atc and without issue, and that'the said
| Elizabeth and Samuel Reed have both de-
parted this life l,ltcitatc, leaving the follow
ing children hrl heirs at law. to wit: Harriet,
who nlernarried with certain Joseph p.
Williamson Matilda Reed. Evclra Reed,
Anna Reed. Elizabeth REED, William W.
Reed, Samuel d. Reed and John Reed who has
since deceased inteslate, leaving two children
Henry q. Reed and George A. Reed, both
minors or infants under the age Of twenty
Que years, his only heirs at law.
That after the death Of the said Deborah
Wilson, hc husband. the said John Wilson,
by his decd bearing date on the soh of No.
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NATHANIEL r. CARSON,
T. Ia n T,ssacpaltiSt am GasrslGGsSt

IJAS opened II NEW DRUG STORE at Rock
L Run. Port Deposit Mi. and would respect
fully call the attention of his friends and the
public to his large assortment Of DRrGS,
CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES, PER-
FuMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, Nc. TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS, SPICES, HAIR, To1rn,
AND SHAVING BRUSHES.
e. Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. May, 9th, l951-ly
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WOOL MANUFACTURER.

WTOOL will be manuta cturcd into Broad
w Blankets, Cotton and Wooden Kcr-
seys, Sattnctts, Fanncls, Lmdsrys, Twceds
Re or cardcd into rolls for lone Spinning
at the old establishment of the subscriber.
Also Stocking Yam made to order by
VIM. JOHNSON.
Providence Mills. nnc Goth.
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FAMILY FLOUR;
THE LARGEST GUAR

a THE CIfY.-M NTHi0TS GAY 4 ;E3r
WAREnuoMs. No. . amt = EoRrH Il ~ >rHuET
ncar FAYErrE. whore is HcPt always On hand. or
made To order. every style OF I'rrnnn IErn-A-
TETES. in Plush. Hair Cloth Eroeatcllc
French Full stuff and Medallion PN;LuR ARM
CuNrS. Carved PAELpE CHNE$ in SETS SOFAS
half FRENCH spring Mahogany amt Walnut Par!or
CnNHS; EhCiITG CHAIRS. rrt ~ SuING Lo, VI
rs. CHAMBER SiTS. CANE CHAIRS and h"r#I>G
CHNWS: iiaI-ruom. Office aud Dining tHNI"S. III
Oak Walnut o, iL,hogauy. with Cane, Wood or
stuffed Seats; Wood SAT GlAIHs and SErTEES
and kocKiIG CnAtHS.
Git ana plain frame cooking Gln,ors Of c, cry
yuric Y. and all kinds Of BEDS and !la,r and iusk
Aiairrnssr. i N4iiInI
May Is ~ E.arlNoiE
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Mn. Cox NOT KILLED. Cincinnati En-
quirer. which gave currency to rumor that
the Hon. NJ. Cox had been killed by the Hon
Mr.. Mason in Kentucky. now announces that
the story is without foundation and that they
have had no serious dispute or controversy.
baltimore Sun.
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Notice.

A IL persons having Administration or
~ -Guardian account to settle with the Or
phans Court OF cell {, unity are requested to
iilc their vouchers in the Register of Wills
Office at least ten days previous to the meet
ing Of the said Court.
REUBEN d. LAMAR,
Sept Is 1886. Register.
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N0'EEGE.

WYE have taken the Storehousc formerly
w occupied by r. L. May, and intend
continuing the Dry Goods and Grocery bust
ness. We respectfully invite our friends, the
public generally, and also r. +. Mays old
customers to call and see us, rs we intend
TO sell goods very cheap.
TllOS. BRENNAN X co.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TgNHE business heretofore conducted under
h the firm of Aliridge < Grant. is this day
MAY ! ith,) dissolved Ivy mutual consent.
All persons indebted will please come for
ward at once. and close their accounts. by
note or otherwise with Samuel B. Grant, who
is fully authorised to settle the business Of
the late firm. TREDUS ALDRlDGE.
Elkton. MAY lGth, 1851.
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CRor IN IRELAND The Irish journals
north south. cast. and even from the far
Yves, Of Ireland. speak in the highest terms
of the farmers prospects. Agricnl,ursts arc
unanimous in Stating that the crops never
bore more encouraging appearance in any
season within mc,uory.. - Bait Snn.
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IIoN EDWARD EVERETT. The citizens of
Kuox Vile, Trnn. have invited Hon Edward
Everett to attend the southern commercial
convention, to he held III that city on the 10th
Of August, and repeat his celebrated address
on til" Life and character of Washington.
RJJiyujnrr Suu
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SAFETY OF Col SUMMERS COMMAND. ST.
Louis, July l4.-Capt. Wharton, from Fort
Kcarev. reports that adviccS have lecn
received from the Fort that Col Summers
command was then 50 miles from Laramie,
I'LL we'll. There is no truth in the report
that portion of Col Summers command
had been cut off by the Indians.
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Very Coop FOR a DEAD PARrY'--The
American party have, within a few days past
ben successful in three closely contested
elections, viz: the Judge of the Court of APP
rcalSin the Safe o, Kentucky, the municipal
election in Memphis and the city election
in Norfolk, Virginia.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

Farmers VIII" buy their liquors for harvest and
wish 10 slve their money would do 50 by calling
AT the New Store ON Main ST. nearly opposite the
old Bank Price of common 81 cts. worth 81; -
cts and 81, worth 81; bear in mind it will be sold
low VIM AlcrLELI.NNp. .r.
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TERRIFIC THUNDER AND HAIL SroRM.--On
Tuesday afternoon severe hail storm, ac-
rompanicd with the most terrific thundrra and
vivid lightning, passed over Waltlam, Mass.
doing great damagc to the crops and trees,
striking five different dwelling houses, killing
o person and seriously affecting several
Others. Same Of the hail stones. il is stated.
measured an inch and half in circumference
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30 PER CT. SAVING !
m a'UpS
TO FAR M a;,As

ETARE'S Patent Concentrated BLOOD
Ill MANURE, which is beyond al! doubt
the most powerful ard Valuable Fertilizer
ever offered to the public. How long will
AgriculturSts submit to the Guam" Monopoly,
whilst they have the above more potent and
more valuable fertilizer, AT THIRTY PER.
CENT. LESS COST!
Read the annexed Certificates, and then
try it along side Of tn, bcs. Peruvian Guano
and lett result speak for itself.
CERTIFICATE OF DR. HAYES. The spccifi "a
tiuns of br Hare and j. Odum, having been
submitted 10 me- have found the composition Of
matter on which they are founded to be hiShA
uitf"gcuc, and fcrmcnabc compound. cont in
ing the essentials Of Il fertilizer Of the highest
cl rlctcr. and also the food for sustaining crops tn
the time Of their maturing. ! regard this enter
prise of manufacturing IL guaho instead OF impur'
ting it, practical aud important undertaking. IA
vurahly affecting the interests of our common
country. Resree fully, \. A. HAYES, Md.
Assaycr to State of Massachusetts.
CERTIFICATE or FRoFEs SoE BOorn.-Upon cX
amiuing the composition of the best Pcruvi an
tiuanos | can perceive ground for assuming it
to be the best thai can be made On the contrary
there is always present more OF loss OF auperh"ou'
matter sometimes in large qnNntitiy. The COM
position prupoS Il by Odam and il rc's Patent is
IL my cstlm tion superior to that Of the best
,iualos or to amy other artificial manure Of which
have hearl, and ! think myself the more en-
titIcd to give the positive opinion, from the I'M
looked for results ol the action Of sulphurt acid
on animal matter which obtained in experiment
but which mere anticipated by the Patent in
question
Respectfully Yours, JAMES C. BOOTH.
CERTIFICATE Of PROFESSOR FRAZER AT the
request Of parties intcrcs ed. | have M hesitation
ia stating my opinion, that the mole of preparing
artificial manure. b. acting upon ANNA! mat
tcrs 10y sulphurc acid detailed in Dr. llare's
Patent and mi wing the resulting Substance wit b
ANNUAL charcoal and phosphate of Lime, is cor
rect in theory. and although have had 10 "ppor-
unity Of testing the manure thus Formed piacti-
calIy. | have doubt that manure formed by
rhr mixture of these ingredients in proper portion,
would be found Il; least to equal i'll its effects the
hest Guano. JOHN +. FRAZER.
. 1t is put up in Bags uf pnc Hundred and
Fifty Pounds each. and sold at SJ0 per net Ton.
JOHN l.. MIFFLlN,
Sole Agent,
l39 South Wharvrs, above Walnut St. Phla.
july, IL, 1851. I'm
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Dissolution Of Co-Partncrship

fbNilE partnership heretofore cXi ting be-
a tween the Undersigned, under the name
and firm Of Foard and Aldrdge, traders in
lumber and coal, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. AllpcrSons indebted to said
firm either by note or book account or other
wise are hereby requested 10 make payment
TO Samuel b. Foartl, and all persons having
claims against said firm ale requested to
present them to Samuel B.-Foard for settle.
ment who is authorised to settle the business
of said firm. SAMUEL b. FOARD.
JOHN e. ALDRlDGE.
July 10Th. 1886.
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GROCERIES,.

EEST received Il now lot of Grucc ricS, SUI
~ gars. Coffee, Teas. NJ GLASSES, Bacon, &c.
Soda, Water and Sweet Crackers, for SIC
cheap. at the new Dry Good and Grocery
Store of 5. b. GRANT.
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dE O'E Eel q e.

rs low as can be bought in either ofthc cities
and warranted to tit or no sale.
Call before you buy, at my new shop in
Mtchcll's new building, fronting North St.
WILLS ECTTER,
Elllton, apr Is If Merchant Tailor.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND
SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT,
AT PUBLIC SALE.

AT PUBLIC SALE.
DY virtue of power OF Attorney to sell
ID and convey, the undersigned will offer at
Public Sale, at the Court House in Elkton, ON
TUESDAY, the I'M Of AUGUST. 1857.
ali that valuable tract cfland situated at the
~ acres. 3 Roods, 1IPcrches,
more or less. This is one Of the moSt valu-
able farms viii ii has been offered in this
county f,rmany Years. The soil is all under
cultivation. producing annually the finest
crops, aud divided into convenient fields, well
fenced, with access to water ia every field.
The situation is most delightful and heal
thy one, commanding view Of Chesapeake
and Delaware BAYS. IN the uidSt of a rich
and thriving country surrounded 10y many
factories of Paper. Cotton and Iron, and
within half hours drive. ON " line Plank
Road of the town Of Elk'on.
The ,uII ovclnentS area two story and attic
r. framc House, 20 by n feet
SA.I;s with two story ana a''ic
&aiiiH kitchen; II pump Of good Soii
60 yssas ,watel in the yard; Barn and
Straw Shed G. by y feet, with stone walls
all around the barn yhfd' Siaole lol hhrS'S
and cows, large Granary, two stories high;
Ice House. Poultry House. and numerous
other out-uuding>. all built within few
years and in first rate order. There is also
upo" this property fine YOUNG APPLE
ORCHARD, and number Of Peach, Pear
and other fruit trees.
TERMS OF SALE:
One thousand dollars li cash: one thousand
in three months: one half the balance III e
months. and the other half in twelve month,
from the day of sale. There is IA mortgage Of
fifteen hundred dollars on the property and
II is probably the holder will allow it to re-
main for several years.
Sale to commence at | o'clock A. NJ.
W. j. JONES,
July IL IS Attorney.
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GROCERIES,! GROCERIES!!
EyaininerS Notice.

TIME undersigned, duly appointed Exam-
l. ners to view and determine the proprety
of adopting as Il county road, the private
road or way now in use, leading from the road
passing Cecil Paper Mills to Battle Swamp,
near the residence of Robert Quen to the
road from Elkton to the Blue Ball near the
residence of Robert Dawson, passing through
lands of John McCreary, Watson Scarbo-
rough, Enos Scarborough, heirs of James
Valentine, N orris Lewis and Robert Dawson,
hereby give notice that they will meet at the
residence or Robert Quein on Wednesday
the 18th day of August next at O'Clock, A. NJ.
to discharge the duty devolving on them by
their appointment and commissions.
THOMAS MILLER,
CLOUD CARTER,
JAMES McCAULEY,
july II, 1857. Examiners.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
CT THE AGE. IS
AYERS CATnAnTiC TsAIS.

THEY don't nErp cont
plants, burthcy rrrH thcm
One Box has cared Dyspep-
sia.
Three Boxes have cured tho
worst cases of Scrl,'Ula.
Two Boxes have cured Fry
sipcIas.