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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

Burroughs-On the n e or sec g. com -
mencing at of W. L. Hinsdales
| lot, thence e to of said Hinsdale
| lot, thence 100 #, thence to S. Pat
tersons lot and on the e line, thence
to to s the 5esn a ne 81 O6
cling "a rods of of said or
thence rds ks, thence 25 rds, g
3 rds ks, n Is rds to beginning ne G 1911 90
Unknown--part II or sec commencing
ITO IT Of II cor lot 16, on the e side
old Chicago st, thence % #, 100 it,
n % #, W 100 # to beginning ne 6 s IS
Unknown-part or sec 6, common
cling IS # lot IS, on W side of
Kenosha St, thence to Thos SCOTS
land, thence II #, to Kenosha ST.
thence to beginning being the half
:, Of Of foregoing ne 6 - 81
commencing on c side Kenosha ST. 81 fl n of
sw cor of said lot, thence 10 rds, thence n
I s 69snei rode sd: i pssR to beginning
Brown-part ar sec 6, commencing
rdss cor lot II, thence to line Holmes
| Nichols Addition, thence rods to old
Chicago road, thence to beginning ne G 90 s5
Scott-part n or sec commencing on W
side old Chicago road Is rods s cor lot
II, thence 10 rds thence rds, thence
10 r1s and rds to place of beginning ne s So
IL feoman-part n or 6, commencing
at point IL rds cor lot H. and 10 rds
wei old Chicago road, thence rods, W
8 ~ rds n rds, 5 ~ rds to beginning no G s35
stephen Forbes-part n or sec recommending
at point IL rds cor, lot II and Is 10
rds old Chicago road thence rds VS.
rds 6 rds and to beginning ne 6 985
John White-part n or sec 6, commencing
y rds e cor lot u, thence W to 8 line Of
MONIES q NlcholS addition, thence 3 rds,
thence e to W side old Chicago road, thence
n to beginning ne & IN q
NJ Allen-part or G, comm encnc
As 50 rds cor lot II, thence W to CEN
tire line OF said Or thence 1S5 IT, thence
to old Chicago road, thence 1856 # TO be-
ginning ne 20 IA
Geo Fowler-part or sec 6, com nencing 16
rds cor Holms Nichols ad., thence W
to telegraph road thence rds 3 #, e to
centre line or sec, thence rds to begin'e 23 Sc
Peter Tuly-part or sec 6, CONNIE acing at
s. W cor k 10 in Holmes Nichols ad thence
SIS rds, thence e s rods, thence Ii S rods
thence rds to beginning ne 6 1897
Unknown-part or G. commencing at
8 e cor lot 16 blk Homs Nichols addition
thence rods, thence rods, thence ms
rods and e to beginning ne 500
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Madison Water Cure.

THIS INSTITUTION is delightfully."- situated on the
South margin of Lake Menona opposite and in full
view of the city of Madison, and sufficiently removed from
the public horoughfares and business localities
undsurbed quiet the invalid. The grounds, comprising
about so acres are beautifully undulatng bordering the
Lake for more than half mile, covered with fine native
oaks and shrubbery and the scenery in the vicinity
bracug variety of landscape makes this the mos
enchanting and lovely retrea. in the Northwest.
The Buildings are large elegant and comfortably furn
fshed and capable of accommodating about 100 patients
They are heated throughout with steam that the tenn
perature in each be regulated with the greatest
facility thus rendering the establishment especially suit
| BILE for winter accommodation.
The dry clear and stimulating atmosphere of interior
wisconsin. is admirably adapted in connection
course of treatment pursued at this Institution
the suffering invalid and all that close medical attention
restore health those to our charge will be
eheerfnlly and readily employed.
This Institution has been recently purchased by Pro
prletor, and refted style surpassed by any
similar establishment in this country with the determine
ton to establish this Cure upon permanent basis and
make it truly
Model Water euro Estabiishment,
Conducted strictly upon Hydropathc Hygenie princ
pies, the proprietor pledges himself pains or ex-
shall be spared to promote the health comfort
those visiting the Cure. The Medical department
the charge of DR.. s. NJ LANDIS formerly of Philadelphia
who having had eight years experience the Water Cure
system, is fully competent to take charge the Medical
Department.
limited number Of Boa riders admitted.
egT Daily Lectures to Students For further particu-
lars address MADISON WATER CURE, Madison, Wis
cOnsn. 6m49
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= HEREFF'S SALE. kENOsHA C0TN-


- TY CIRCUIT CoURT.-By virtue Of writ Of esr'
iacas issued out OF the circuit in and for said
OF kenosha and state of Wisconsin to me diractd
lvered have levied upon and shall offer for sale n
atpapc Vendue, to the highest bidder therefor AZ
uects at te court house in the city and cour 90 W
sha ana state aforesaid, on Saturday the ostb Sa ~
gust A. D. 1898, between the hours of one and tbc
III te aefnooa OF that day. all the right title and nt 80
VIZ lS W IMAM seymour had on the 9th day of Aor
1905, or at any time since that day in and to the
pieces parcels or lots land lying and BENZ IL
e Guy ana county Of Kenosha and state of Wisconsin ~
WIZ me undivided half oflo eight Isl in block ee1e
u on anu me Undivided one half of lots one and two
y IA DOCK twenty-eght (2S) in southeast Quarter of
20 OIL town two ~ range 3d. also two and ten
~ IN DOCK fourteen (l4), also lots two three and
eleven " II in block fifteen 5) all being in the south
o9 OF section number hirytwo (32 town two
y OF Kenosha Wisconsin ~ ' anu YUM
pa'ea at the Sheriff S Office, July 18th, 1855
A. 2. JAMESON
j. J. PETIT, Piff's Atty eT5 49, "iS.
ne ABOVE sale is hereby postponed until Saturday DC
day. ~ Pa0e anu time OF
Dated, Kenosha, August 2sth, A. D. 1858.
r. pu.. D,o., A. P. TYMEsON, Sheriff
6W1D
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HOuSE TRTMMrNcS

HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
and Builders Hardware invited to call and examine
their stock.
BlacIxsmiths will always find them we'll supplied with
IRON OF all kinds Horse Shoes Horse Nails Rasps Wrought
Bolts Nuts and Washers, Ground Wagon Boxes, &C., with
a tul assortment of
bridesmaids Tools,
Among which may be found Bellows Anvis, Vices sedges
Hammers, Stocks and Dies, Rasps Files, Nippers &C.
They will keep constantly on hand large stock Of
Cabinet Makers Tools and Trir,m m gs .
that pertain to their business.
Choice selections of English and American, Table and
Pocket
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated, German Silver and Albatta Ware of all
descriptions together with almost endless variety OF
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cstern and Chain Pumps with tubing) well Wheels Cor
dage of all kinds and in fact everything that the
aSsortments in the state
The stOck entirely new having been selected with the
greatest care from manufacturers and importers and will
be sold for cash as low lower than bought the
est.
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
uy add
ly exhibited. w
z R @ III
OF all descriptions bows and OK yokes rings and sta
pies, steel springs cultvator teeth little cheaper
than our neghbers wheel heads, wooden bench
screws files chses augers, bellows grind stones
nous quantities of
w, Spte6C IRON ana copper ware,
own manufacture and not surpassed by any tinker
this side Of shutdown
OUR TIN SHOP
Is up stairs nannfaotuy and keep constantly or
Aand everything in the line of tin manufacture and where
we ready to make tin CUTTERS conductors cave
| &C.. and put them up at short notice.
To all who wish to make acquaintance we would say
We are always glad to you to get
money in exchange for full equivalents You ha
not the cash. or old ron old copper pewter brass
sucn Ike we don't refuse to wait you
Of time, d''ng by you as We would be done by.
EaS Oruers will receive prompt and careful e.-s.ion
WOOD & CARTER.
| Kenosha, Sept. Is, 1856. 1y15
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BOARD OF Dfrecsors

..nVt'HsE VI IVEFtCEObHs
ueI +: Daring, Edward B. Perry, George w Hail II
u 1ardlner, Thomas A. Doyle, William D. RYDER
George Cleveland, Philip Ryder
LIZ eoolpai,J 1nsures against Loss Damage by Rtre
on stores, Merchandise, Dwellings, Mills Manufaetor
e totes &c: also on Marine and Inland Transportation
Losses Promptly and EquitabIy adjusted and fad.
All premiums are made specific when Policies are ssped
ana are TO be prepaid in money; and no further assss
ment in case of loss to be made on the parties SO g
oil Stock System, which precude the pos
sl3Ity OF an assessment, are very obvious
The Board of Directors have authorized the ss,es =.
Focle5 on country risks, detached very low terms
me Company expect to deserve the confidence oc III
publc, by doing business favorable terms a. n,
other similar institution, and by the utmost fairness ma
liberalty in all their dealings ~ an"
Policies granted and issued to norties 6fs.otiro
ance, OF once without delay, by the UNDERSIGNED ar his
Office, 's"sN' a. Hs
d
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81 s e 80 %

rods W ofene cor of e or thence 50 stga
rods, W rods. rods, to beginning 81 $
Unknown-part blk 81, commencing on
line OF said blk, 81 rods cor e12
rods, n rods, W II rods, rods 80. 81
M q Il " LIZ =,
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Kenosha Water Cure.

THIS INSTITUTION is foanded upon the principle of
NATURES REMEDIES in the Of pisease, and so
instructing patients in their that they may
Not Only Regain, but Maintain Health.
The location of the CURE is einenty adapted for the
purposes being situated in of the pleasant Cities
of the West which for HEALTH Pure Air and
be surpassed.
Our Rooms and Bathing Convenient are well arranged
for the comfort OF Patients pains will spared
make their stay agreeable. A Gymnasium and good
Ball Alley is connected with this institution.
Dr. SHELLEY would call the attention of the afflicted to
New Remedy
TIE ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS!I 81
Which he has introduced into his CURE BY these
Baths all eNraneous Minerals Gas Mercury Lead &e.)
extracted from the system and some distressing
maades that humanity is subject to, entirely cured,
such as Scrofua, Rheumatis Paralysis, Ulcers Neural
gia, and Nervous Diseases generally.
Persons who have worked in Paints, taken mercury
or mineral medicines of any kind will do well these
Baths. af-
THE TER MS Of this lnstituton from Sc
to go per week-payable weekly.
lnvald will bring six crash towels two cotton innen
Sheets flannel planets and two comortabes Those
string Home Treatment will enclose So to -es..l--
E. PENNoYER,
II. 7. SEELEY Physician. Proprietor
Kenosha, Wis, 1858. 49tf. A[<a
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chanical Appliances
JUsT PUBLISHED the 9Th edition. in aseaed envelope graft
and mailed any address, post paid, receipt of two
stamps.
This little work. emanating from qualified member
the medical profession gives THE MOST
PuBLHgD to all persons entertaining doubts OF
their physi condition. who Of having
hazarded their health and happinesscontanng particu
lars of intirey and perfect remedy of Sperm
atorrhea, Seminal Weakness Debility, Nervous
ness Depression Of Spirits, loss Of Energy Lassitude,
Tmidity Involuntary Discharges, Impaired Sight ANA
Memory Bloches and Pmpes the faces Piles Indges
on Palpation Of the Heart and bocy Prostitution of
the whole system, inducing Impotency and mental and
physical Incapacity-by means Of which every may
cure himself privatey and a tri1ing expense.
gy Address Dr. CHI. J. c. KLINE LIST Avenue, 18th
street. New York; Post Box No, 1885, Iy32
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

L Sykes-part W or sec 81, commencing
on W line of corporation IS rods of Il
line Grand st, thence 40 rods, thence
40 RODS, thence 40 rods, thence 4C
rods to beginning
Third Ward To7cm 2 Range 90
A B Smith--part blk As, commencing As f
snw cor, thence 1872 #, % it W 49,
TT n to beginning
L G Runals
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IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS C0TTNTV

a. the matter of the estate of Michael Rock
az ana ming the Petition of Anna Rock of the
ana taking due proofs of the same renresenting
the eh dsy ss Michael Rock Paris aforesaid
goods cbatfaI per a. D. 1858 died intestae leaving
OF @a aG sd
dered, that said petition heard before tb Is
Gn Saurddy the 10th day Of October D. 1855 at
$1,000 M al ms ONCE, in the city and county of
be given to the heir! Of said deceased and to all
pteresteo' py publishing copy of this order for i
successive weeks prior to said day hearing in the IT,
pune telegraph weekly newspaper printed and nnb
lished at Kenosha, in said county al" puoH
Dated Kenosha Sept. goth 1855
3w15sep23 JOHN n lii SoN a.
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WOOD !!

ESIRST RATE BEACH g. MAPLE wOoD
u for sale at from 300 to $3.50 per cord
ID. G.. GASKIIL,
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P Spellman-partlo lot bk 40, commencing
IS # W n cor said lot, thence to line
of same, thence W A #, thence to n
line of lot, thence e to beginning
King-e hf
A Grosebeck-part blk 55, commencing
&C IL fl IS cor thence &C ~ # then
l8l #, thence W 66 TT, thence 172 fl
to beginning
W Strong
Peter TuIly-n third
o S Head
D easy .-.
do ~
Unknown-n hf redeemed, and hf un.
erdeemed
James Powderly-McLaughlin's add.
Samuel Quarles do do
The JolioWiRg IN T'oacn l.
p McCupe-Durkee's East Addition
L Bacon a4 do do
| Il d Pendergast do do
S Simcock do do
Estate of II F Kfng-0n Durkee's Add
ton, commencing at the W cor of the
Park, thence 4G rods, thence TO The
| lake shore, thence northerly along the
lake shore to point due of the place
of beginning, thence W to place of be.
ginning
Observation-Disclosures & Nichols' Addition
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G>egal.
I'm ATTACHWPMD =

1T Il A G HI M ENT.-EN JUsTTCE
L. o4qKT u County, City of Kenosha,ss.
OF attachment has been issued against Won nd, win
sTy a attsehed TO satisfy the demand Pardon " Wilder
entyfve cents Now, unless you shall annea anu sew
futile Justice Of the Peace in and for said Connt
ms once in said city, on the 18th day October
1905 at one o'clock in the afternoon judgment viii -
ueTea against you and property sold to pay the de
Dated tqs 20th, of September, A. d. 1853. 49,
o"1osepZ3 PARDON w. WILDER,
CURTIS G.. WILDER Flalntihs.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

FENHE FOLLOWING LOTS AND PAR
IL GELS OF LANDS were sold by the Treasurer ofthe
County of Kenosha the Sth day April A. D. 1885,
the taxes Of 1885, and the redemption will expire the
day Of April A. D. 1882 unless redeemed before time
-... r. II. ;. DEFINING
l3Wle Clerk Of Board OF SnD'Ts, henoa1sd 20. &
CITY OF KENOsHA
First Ward.-IOwn 2 Range %.
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4 D Northway-ali except 30 T! of end,
do do do do do
W Mygatt--part lot 10 blk So, common
cling % IT ms e cor thence n % # thence
W to W line of said lot, thence p #,
thence to line of said lot II
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1 40 S e 81 81 50
8 40 8 e 81 IS 2G
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DR. CULVERWELL
vi A NJ n Q Q D

Medical Essay a New Certain and Radical Cure Of
Spermatorrhea, &c, without the Of Internal
Medicines, Cauterizaton any Me-
chanical Appliances.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04
REAL ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF HOUSE AND s.0V

IN SASSAFRAS NECK.--By virtue of a
/ Decree Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, the undersigned as Trustee, will sell
ut Public Sale, at The Court llousc door, in
Elkton, on
Monaoy, the l3M dag Of SCpicmbcr, ncH,
at II o'clock \. A., a LOT OF GROUND,
in Joinstown, Sassatras Neck, containing
SIX ACRES, mJre or less, it being the same
lot Which was purchased 10y John W.
Comegys from William Dunbar. and after
wards held in trust by Alfred G. Nowl,md
for Henrietta Scv,rSon. deed. There is
upon the premises a LOG HOUSE, stable,
and Il well of water.
TERMS OF -Onc-third Of the
purchase money in Cash on the sale, one
third in six months from the day Of sale and
the remaining third in twelve months from
the day Of sale. The credit pa, ucuts to
bear interest FROM the day Of sale, and to be
secured with the bonds or notes OF the pul-
chaser, with security to be approved by the
trustee. JAS. Z. MrCULLOUGU,
Aug. u, lSjS-ts. Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04
NOTICES.
EO'N'IIE.

John Manldin and John
Shippers. In the Circuit
rs. Court for Cecil
Joseph S. Pickering and county In Chan
Rehccca W. Pickering, icery. August
his wife, Tighnian Picker 18th, 1888.
ing, Alfred Pickering and
Benjamin F. Hedges.
fE'llE object of this suit is to procure
L. Decree for sale Of ccr:ain mortgaged
premi. e3, in Cecil county, in the State Of
Maryland, which were on the eighth day Of
september, eighteen hundred and ffiy-two
morgaged by oseph S. Pickering and wife,
to j Ohm Maudin, and which mortgage was af-
forwards assigned by said John Mauldin TO
John Shippers.
The Bill states that on the eighth day Of
S"ptempcr. eighteen hundred and tiIty-two,
The above named Joseph 5. Pickering and
Rebccca W. Pickering his wife, conveyed
certain Real Estate, which is particularly
described in 81 id Bill and its accompanying
exhibits unto John Mauldin, by way of mort
gage to secure the payment Of twenty five
hundred dollars, with interest thereon from
the tenth day of March, eighteen hundred
and fny-two, due on bond of that date, from
the said, Joseph S. Pickering to the said
John Mauldin. and payable on or before the
tenth day Of March, eighteen hundred and
fifty. seven.
That the said john Muuidn afterwards, to
wit: on the ninth day of January. eighteen
hundred and dity-six for II valuable consider
alton assigned he said mortgage to the above
named John Shippers.
That the said Joseph S. Pickering on the
twenty sixth day Of October, eighteen hun
drcd and iity-two by his Deed of that day,
in which his wife Rcbccca ". Pickering
joined, conveyed all his equity Of rcdemp-
ion in Tho. il n,nrtr,,rnl ,,r.p,.,s f.,
TilghmaM Pick crng and Alfred Pickering of
the city Of Philadelphia. And that the said
Tilghmln Pickering and Alfred Pickering
on the litth of April, ri ghtecn hundred and
ffty-fve, by their deed Of that day, conveyed
their interest in said Real Estate to Benjl-
min f. Hedges Of the city Of Philade phia,
who now holds the same.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

'5IlllS is to give notice. that the snbscri-
l. Der, Of Ceci county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters of
administration on the personal estate o.
Benjamin Stoops, late Of said county.
deceased. All pcrsons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to eX-
hihit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duty authenticated, on or before the 2lSt
day Of JWly, 1889; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
arc requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given Hndcr my hand
this it'll day Of August, 1858.
AUGUSTUS STOOPS,
Administrator Of Benjamin Stops, deed.
Test--JAs. MCCAuLEY, Reg.
Aug. II, lS5S--Gw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04
UJe Nlarkcts.
ELkTON MARKET.
TRP1ricd by II. s. Sites. I

htpJi'CH bV ~. -. 'NtHCS.
EETroN, Sept. 5, 1853.
Rcd Wheat Sl.23 White do 81 -, Corn,
So Oats So Peruvian Guauo $50 per ton.
Mexican do, S22.UU, California do Sl1. Suncl
PhosphetcS DE i'nrgS' lIcwcs and iIlakiston
y Wondwarl's ~ SIS 90; Lime, lGa. Plaster
2Sr. Eastroii lIenirgs S415 pr hbl.. sEnh
41.2J per hall-barrcl, g. A. Salc 81 a5
pr sacl<. Nails a per kcg; Ground Bones,
SCI ton, 5000.
BtmMoRE, Sept. S,d.-~tiood TO prime
red wheat 81 20 to S!.32, prime white wheat
: 10 10 l5O. Corn both white and vel
low IS to 50 cents Rye - cents Oats Is
10 - cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra $500 TO $3.50
W,LNlNGToN, Sept, Bird. Wheat 81 -
Corn % cts; Oats IL Flour $50 "A $57j.
The PHILADELPHIA MARkEr, Sept. 3rd
White Wheat, Sl.+0 Red do, 81 % ;
Corn, IS cts; Oats, IL cts Flour, 5000
to So 80.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Aug. 3O;h
Beef NauIc-Thc offerings this week were
about 1880 head, and sales at 90 - -
per loo lbs, as TO quality Cows and Calves
Sales at 30 ! III for fresh, S25 for spring.
crs, and l5a 20 each for dry Cows. Sheep
--OIl'Iing5 about 5000; and sales at > IA
- each, according to quality. Hogs
offerings about 1Glu head and sales were at
& 1ja ~ - per loo lbs net, according to
quality.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-04
IIILNEIIS5'
Premium
Super-nhespilaie Of Lime ;

MADE by dsyolying Bones in Oil of Vtriol, 10
VI which is afterwards added
Dried Blood
Peruvian Guanc.
Sulphatc Of Ammonia.
Sulphate Of Magucsa, and
Nitrate of Hua.sh.
This Manure is manufactured expressly With tho
view 10 meet the deficiencies ofhc soil of the states
of Delaware and Maryland, aud in orl"r thnt
should make no mistake have made a careful
study Of the Geology OF these States. and from
which, together with the ahl ySjs Of over one hun
dred and fifty different Specimens Of sol tnieu
from all parts of the States, | have become thor
owghly acquainted with thoir cGndticu and tho
ingredients in which they are deficient.
have According comprundcd 4 manure which
will supply these dcf,oncics. and at the Same
time render soluble such Ingredients as evst in tho
SOIL, winch are 1T present unavll.ablc and inUHpa-
bic of being taken up by tho plants. SO that y tho
application of this Manure the soil will not ouIy be
enabled to yield large and abundant crops, but be
permanently enriched.
would here remark. that ala fully aware Of
the fact that no one special manure viii supply tho
deficiencies of EVERY soil, and therefore il is that
have spent 50 much time in making myself ac-
quanted with the condition Of the soils Of thes;
states before attempting to supply Manure to-
meet their deficiencies, and from Which nave
found thai it was necessary TO alter the composition
lsomcwhat). Of this manure from that which hdyG
been making fer the last fp,r "CGrS. with 50 iuueh
success tpr the soils OF The state Of Pennsylvania
For the convenience Of Farmers have appoint
cd a agents for he sale q my super Phosphate Of
Lime, HENRY : SITES. EIkpn. Ma.
N. B. HAMMuND 4 SON, Newark, De.
PRICE, Sis PER Yo3, (2,UOO ,bs.)
?. 5 AGENTS WANTED
] " soils, Ores, dc. Analy ,ed by applying at
my office, No. 80 East Gay strrst
West Chester Chester county Ia.
Aug q, 1SjS-;;m.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
1y will be made to the County Commits
sioners of Cecil county, at their next regular
meeting after the It'll day of September,
next. for the appointment Of Examiners to
view and determine the propricty of changing
the route OF the road leading from d. Hes
toms Mills to Harmony NJ. p. Church, where
it intersccts the road leading from Rowlands-
Vile to Battle Swamp, distance Of about
half mile said change of route to consist
in the vacation of the present road and the
opening Of u road from said Mills through
lands Of D. lIeston, James Greyham and
William Grihec, to a point east Of where
said road interSects the said Rowlandsville
and Battle Swamp road.
August Z, l8oS--5W.
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REAL ESTATE,
Advertising.

We repeat what we have often saii, that The
Cecil Wing haa Tar greater circulation than any
other paper on the Eastern Shore or in any Of the
ncishboring counties in this State 1t isayaht-
able medium Ior advertising to all persons in this
county who have property Real or Personal. for
sale; or, who deal in any sort Of merchandise.
goods or wares. Every dollar they cxpcnd in ad-
verti:rg in The Whg must repay them hundreds
And persons in the cities wlo may desire to sell
to merchants and citizens Of Cecil county cnu in
no way make their business and location Known to
them so well as by advertising in The Cecil Wing.