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DY S P EP STA.

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A sho~n by the statements Of the 3Ilrs La
~ OF New York, caused the death o. 76 ,t.a 80
OF OIL deaths, in one week and lol deaths by con
sumption, Induced by Dyspepsia. As h is a we'll at
tested fact thai D spepsa the origin Of the suerings
Of a large portion ol those who die Of consump.
IL becomes the duty OF every one 10 use such pre-
tons against and remedy for Dyspepsia e CO
experience have place before them ana which ha l
proved 10 be ellusc.ous; Of tns character --#F
Williams Anti d spepte Elixir" Ia corrOboEato
which read the following testimonials
Testimony OF Mr.. Edward ID. RowIey or the nrm O,
kONley, AshburnoT Co, - North wharyes, 10
Eiiur.
PmADEFmA, October %. isSs.
Dear Sir--I take pleasure In recon msucndins vour
Anti Dyspeptc EliKir, Tor the cure OF Dyspepsia
have taken my self Tor the disease and have been
Yours respectfully nA
EDWARD II. RowLLY. 4
Communication TO John Il. Penross Esq, from Mr..
Franklin Eyre, kensington
II is with great qualification that testify 10 the ef-
hcacy OF Milauls's AniiIlyspeptic Elixir which Won
strongly recommended 10 me, and for which 1
heartily thank you, 1t has completely restored my
health, which cheerfally p0blicly acknowledge.
with the hops that others may be similarly
FRANKLIN EYRE,
Kkszxoros, Sept. IL, 1850 - ,
ocroHKE 10, 1850
Tear slr.-HAving suffered for long time froa,
Dyspepsia 80 severely that completely prosfrat
ed and having tired every means for relief without
success. / advised TO use your "AntI-Dyspetio
Elixir" Il Affords me inch pleasure 20 inform you
thaIl am entirely cured by s use cordially re-
commend IL 10 all persons suffering under Dyspepsia
Very respectfully, &o, - =
lcorn~eI's Halfway House, Bristol Turnpiss. {
Testimony OF Mr.. Abner Zines, Market stree, above
Sixth, corrobofative ol the efficacy Of wllians,s
Anti-Dyspepte EixirI
DR- JAMS wIILiAxs
Dear sir--lt gives me great pleasure TO know Ihat
yo9 are $50 preparing your medicine for the
pcatediy asked where IL could be proc ured know
ing that ! had been cured by a. As thiuk that .
pubic Ackno~ led cement Of The great benenf have
received from tie uss OF medicine, IL not only
due % you, bat may be useful 10 efhers, mako
H. for several years Suffered from Dyspepsia.
Constitution were rapidls slnking under t. ] 2
compelled 70 restrict myself 70 the simple food
and even that / could not digest; feit loss ct
strength, dslncnatloa 60 exercise aud (as you have
soa and indeseEbAbe ~saTiasss. Ia the year lsss,
bearing from others hlgh rseommeEdstun Of your
Anu-Dy Apeptic klixir, procured and used II with the
most happy e1eet endeF rs innnence isnguor and
WEAKNESS gradually passed away, and my sppetifs
revived, ~tIeh could grAilfy with inpuniy- Tea
ralise powers Of your medicine has Of course IN
creased, Tor IL coRpetey earsd me, when failed 20
coizin rehef from any ether source. AEs1
Very respectfully, yoers, 80
rs E1iris sold Ia bodies at 81 e sseh o. at ss..
Proprietor JAMES WILLIAMS, n. Do 30
Chonst and fh2rInAceutisti 81
No. south sever y strsst, Phiiadelphia- =
Fer s.ie ey AL Druggists. aug2<
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S T o r A G E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

1--WE undsrsgned haye sAken the large s-fs''ouss s
4 reccatly rfe,te1, fuullas taroAs4 lfon AA4Aea
q, Cllrse street aha are amply pfriAred 70 steN %
fayoFabls tss tas al 4rtcloz ss=t may be oASrsa
, .ttsu llsil VI lsisfu14ta ~ lie cts = eslSe..s
tir.-s, 40 oaf fAcllilses tang ID Sssf, Soi
Zee sck salt NaEsssez, and " me l@rs tet ~
.n.nes asAasi ufe De obtslned "a goods s.e4 "
,.,th a. ou tissst faVofabi1 tcEass-~ =. -
NJ vii also koep = constant supply of hAlAD hAf
.na ODlkN tn sseka hch sll b. sid 0a aoss feAe-
onasle terms- a aAars u pabilc l@<onAss - 70
spscuuAy seiieiisaf ...... -,
'povf7-y n rANAAA ~
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A q a AZ II

IN retiring frata eie oasI2sss dcstre q tender my
Il thanSs . ny gaineroas pAtrOas 4ad IrieIis log
Isclr l0ag 4a1 absrAl iS1lFsaAse aaad ~1aiI
ulcE4 tIa3 salCczsafs, Assoc urua AuCREA Co.
gsHtleassa u eyesy respect eOrIay OF coaaieace.
a a. AOllfsiS.
Nashville sept lst, 1855
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Con.ritutIonaI nt.e..e..

Many diseases that arilct humanity inherited as
nelr looms from the diseased bodies OF sicy Sires
seroiula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, are among
the most common Of constitutional diseases. Now We
care not now many generations the seeds OF these
eases may have been Established in the system cor
ruptng the blood-Rddody'S ReaOudtiTg Resistant viii
eradicate from the bodies Of the afflicted every pArt
Gle OF diseased deposits and MI the veins with new
healthy
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Just WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.

A GOOD cheap sswi1g AaehiHe. Price only SIS
N % as. These Machines need ohly be knosh %
insure them place IN 4irnosl every family To ap-
pfecite y0u must See, exansiie and thom here
fuEs ali Who good chsap Seeiilg n achines
couuty Rights for lie sale q tse Aefffefon q
raymond Family sewing MschAne.
VII Ile~se Cal % Tie a-ses sisae, Mo n he ageLt
fsf Aiddle and West Tsanessee- koOus over n.
VESTS husic store, Ualon stfesa, bes~sea college
aaa C1crry Stroets- -
n. B.-f4rtlcslar attention pzid 10 repairing All
kinds sewing MACHINES ~ an expsrienosd haad.
FERNS C-aA. Sc ..- !
y. FLnnS0s Sewing Machine DspOtu
SsshyL lie. Teah., septi-dtss~ly n
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ChiIdren,s Diseases.

Radlodys ReROvating Iesolrant should be haieda asa
blessing by every mother, the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores. Humors, &c These
oG GeaAings out thus early) evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock. Afew doses of the
heHondting Resident Viii eradicate every yestge of the
disease and insure the chad sound and healthy body
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
THE BEST LINIMENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.l
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by N
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.

4.
READ FOR YOURSELVES!
Thomas Ford, blacksmith, living near Cass ayeA
ON Tenth street, had horrible running sore on
foot lie tried various llniments, Salves kc
could do II no good He despaired Of ever being alb
10 work al hls trade again, because he could not bs
any weight on hs foot and by one bottle OF Mclean
Volcanic Llnimcnt, he is now perfectly cured,
rheumatism, faraly sis Neuralgia Bruises sprain
Stiffness IN the Joints or Muscles sore Throat Swe
ings, lar r-aehe or Iooth-aohe, Wounds, Fresh Cut .
Sores, Burns Scads, Palms. &e., yied TO the magic
influence Of tins wonderful Liniment.
foT Horses and Cattle Il rs infailible remedy r
Chaics, calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels Iamene
spawn, SWceny spllnt, rtstula, Bruises, Swellin
WOUNDS, Rattle snake Bites, aud various other diss
dents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain supply
heLeAh's Volcanic Oh LnInent. Il soils rapidly
cause II always cures.
A liberal discount viii be made TO merchants "
buy 10 sell again. Z.
pA- tor sale by J. II. MCLEAN. Proprietor corn
Of Ihlrd and Zine streets, 81. LOUIS. Missouri; also
sale As above Epl3-dtwawly
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pa RTNERS SHIP

HAVING parchAseI tne iatercss u Ar. H. q. Nor
III Fls ths buaacss ol IA. a. Morris 4 Co, have
tils day asssslatsd ~itA NJ. ". Hoopes H-lrrs,
Ana All couslAue t1c GrSSery A4d Confii 'sun bs
illess = t.as otd sLaad. HIGa AoNg1kA-
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NxSSNAVVnON

rINHE pAFtnership heretugors existiag between the
i under az ned, andeT the nrn name u a. H. Aoft-
RIS 4 ca. IA the Orucery anl CJmInsslla Business,
Is tAs aay dissolved b. mutual cons-at, H. H. Norr.s
vtng sild las Interest 10 Hugo McCrsa kther part
authorized 10 Use the na,ns II TIE arm m liqai
d.tasa a d. NORRIS,
". HOOPER HARRIS
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ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
Removal.

TTfHE subscriber takSs this method of informing his
L old customers and friends and public general
ly, that lac has removed hJs Hardware from the
Old stand Market street. To No 81 in the large brick
building lately erected the South side OF Broad
where lac keeps constantly on hand and makes to or
der the articles embraced III his line Of bus
He invites special attention to s large assOrt
ment OF CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS &c., such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, POw Molds,
straw Cutters, COrn-Shellers Corn -Crushcrs, Mil
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Feueng Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle sticks
and an almost endless variety OF other articles.
Jan. 2y-tr ANDREw ANDERSON.
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NO1ICE.

TN retring from tbe nrIn OF Mccall, Nahleer Co
I.Ns t..is opIssrtani.y retaFalng ny tiAnAA 'vl
ri tatrusas hcrrI,Aure vAtea1vd u tae t>te
arm. and reconusnI my iofnsF pArtner A. Ssaais-
man thy u ali conalsaes. - -,
Il a w s.---N.---.
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DISSOLUTION.

DNHE putiOts4Ilp lIeFststots vA4sdas ortSeeh .ne
sa.l,sS tibers uIA0r tlo arm al siCNAIl, hANl-EfAS
- CO, tills sity d.ss"lEed % hS'uAA Nouseu', a.
aluur autnJrE the uato 81 thc hra n 'iiui'
t.t,,,- A. ", AUCAiI.,
Nssf,ue f,ec > lsSs SAN VANLksK-
IIAyING purchased the entire interest oi A W
sI,sII sonunue the "a arlsgarc business Al
th Ola stad No. 49, soatl s.AFAv. 81 eS'i ss~ef Ns
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sANI. VANLEER s. CO.,

And anal be pleased see the old friends and Gus
,ners ol Ihe iAte urn assuring then ~ my pest ei
t,,rt ~ ~ArtA4t Coaluuallce oi tneis HoSf~ A''"~
,ss bssto~ a., tLe osd urn -. - -,
TL>C a--u. San 'A~'A---''
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Great Reduction In Gosds.!

n. c. MeSAEzY q Co.
A m esosiaE thsiT entire sssck q THY 6tsofHs a
n PFcee th&t sili sof.g aze yea- lAti s2d eay
Nns.ins a frssn eenLs % 50 per ysTt
S.lkz = h4h ctst
Eznbsslaerod A4nslsz a. fsssrsh eazE
G4Fp<tE 81 greatly Esdnsea prteek
Cal Al e-es a. So esrE4i1s q
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FfsHE sTORL -kOoA % BreaG stFeeg. oae door from
j. tbs cofeeF q front street, occepted BY 4
L WaAkIEI. Possrssion can b had lnlaedi4tsly n
aesred of - he LEA u JAas4ry next Apply ~
A ". 1OttAsOS, oF
nosIe-lm fEHER. WHALES 90
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COnstabIe's Sale,

pY virtue or two writs Of Fier Cactas,
- issued by Anthony W barton. one of the
justices Of the Peace Of the State of Marv-
land, in and for Cecil county, at the suit
Of George W. Taylor, agent for Adcine Tav-
Tor; and also one otter writ Of Ficri Facias.
issued b. john Riddeil, another one Of Tho
Justices of the Peace Of the STATE and county
aforesaid. at the suit Of Reed & Logan. al /
against the goods and chattcls, lands and
tencments Of James Thompson, to me direct
ed. have seized and taken in OK, cution a i
the right, tltle, claim, interest and estate, at
law and in equity, Of the said James Thonp-
son, in and to all that TRACT OF LAND,
situate in said county, containing
rs Acres, More OF Less.
and adjoining lands of Samuel Goodnow,
VIM. Thompson ard Thomas McYcy, near
lladyn'sI; Roads and l hereby give notice
that on
Saturday, the 9th day Of July 1858,
between the hours of and 4 O'Clock D. m,
at the Mrs. Lum's Hotel, in North East, Twill
offer for sale the said property, so seized and
taken in execution, by Public Auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash.
JOSEPH r. MAIIONY,
July 3. 1s5s.-ts. ts4.0Ol Constable.
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A PEsTLENCE AMONG CATTLE AND DEER
IN FLORIDA.--A gentleman who has recently
travelled through Madison and the adjacent
counties of this State, kindly called to see us
a few days since, to confirm the painful in
clligence of the destruction in those localities
of almost countless numbers of cattle and
deer, from the prevalence of II most singular
and unaccountable disease. The earliest
settlers of the country have never witnessed
anything Of the kind before. In many places
the woods are :hickly strcwn with the dead
carcasses OF both cattle and deer, presenting
a most melancholy scene. The mode of
attack and the symptoms are both singular
and threatening. Stiffness seizes the tody
and limbs of the animal, making it walk as
if badly foundered. The mouth discharges
a large quantity Of white froth, after which
the tongue becomes highly iniiamed, swels,
and then turns black, when death immediate
ly ensues. The same disease prevails through
ont the State, as also in the lower counties of
Georgia where it is attributed to rust, which
exists very generally upon yegetation.-
1aliqhasse Flo,m,G, Juy3
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AfNATloNAL DIsGnACE.-We have under.
stood that the heavy contract for the large
AMOUNT of iron pipes needed to supply the
CITY Of Washington with water, has been given
,hut, and will be manufactured in Scotland
Il was let without restriction, and was taken
by person in Philadelphia. Is it not a
burning shame that an Administration under
son of Pennsylvania should give out one of
,he heaviest contracts under its control to be
taken to foreign country, in the wants of
of the world! Is it not an outrage. that the
furnaces along the Lehigh Valley must Ian.
guish and lie idle, while James Buchanan
and his Democratic friends are importing cast
iron pipes to supply the National capitol with
water! Is our own State to be thus scourg-
ed and cursed for the sin of having elected an
ltnbecile old man as President ? Truly our
| sin Is great, but our punishment is almost
greater than we can bear. Thousands of
hands might find profitable employment in
the manufacture Of this pipe but no, the sub
.ccts of the Queen Of England mnst first be
cared for Easton business men and capita
lists are prepared to manufacture the best
iron for this very kind Of work, and had the
contract been limited to the productions of
our own country, as it should have feen,
| many of our furnaces would be kept IN active
operation. Does any person need a better
illustration of Mr. Buchanan's idea ofpro-
lection to American labor and capital {? If
a person were to 90 among the thousands of
workmcn employed on our National Capitol,
he would hear every language under Heaven
spoken, and see every nation represented,
with scarcely an American representation
Yet this is the great Democratic dynasty OF
James Buchanan ?--Euston Free Press.
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LONDON DILApIDATED. According to the
London Times, considerable portions of the
city are in state of dilapidation already
beyond the power of renovation. except by
reconstruction. The Times proposes large
expenditures for this purpose 1t says -
I" If things go on in the present way we
shall soon have to leave off Boosting Of English
com fort. The word will be as inapplicable
to the country as the epithet merry in the
old ballads. Here are 100000 of us
living in London in a manner which is every
day becoming more and more unbearable.-
Foreigners have always been disappointed
in London, but nowadays they are astonish-
ed, not to say disguised. No doubt some
improvements have been made new districts
have arisen, better built and better drained
than the old, but they arc at the cXtremitiesl
and London proper is becoming more fou.
and dngy and dilapidatcd and sinking every
day. The Partisan, the Nicnnese, the New
Yorker is surprised at the mcanncss of the
houses, the closeness and smallness of the
shops, and the general slovenlincss and want
of care which meet the eye on every side.--
The Londoner seems to have no idea Of pull
ling down house. Whether from want of
enterprise or from a bad system of tenure,
vast districts in the most advantageous
situations are covered with worthless houses,
which are allowed to stand and become
worse a,fl worse yearly, until they tumble
down or otherwise cease to be habitabc."
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COnstable's Sale,

PY virtue Of writ of Ficr Facias, issued
- by John Owens, one of the Justices of
the Peace of the State of Maryland, in and
for Cecil county. at the suit OF John Gull
iver, against the goods and chattels. lands
and tenements OF Levi Hutton, to me
directed, ] have seized and taken in execu-
ton all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, Of the said
Hutton in and to all that Piece or Parcel of
Land, lying and being in Cecil county, near
the Delaware line; which was conveyed by
Thomas d. Gibson and Ann Gibson, his
wife, to Levi Hutton, by deed bearing dato
on the twentieth day Of April, eighteen hun
drcd and tifty-lhree, containing
Sercntecn and 7hree-Qmrfer Acrcs of Land,
recorded in Liber II. II. NJ, No. 8, folio 653,
one of the Land Record Books Of Cecil coun-
ty; and hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the 9th day Of July, neat.
between the hours of and 3 O'Clock p. M,
will Offer for sale, at the Court House door
in the town OF Elkton, said property so seized
and taken in execution, by public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash.
CHARLES w. BENNY.
Elkton, June 10, lo5S-ts. Constable.
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CAUTION TO WINE AND BRANDY DRINKERS
DR.. Hiram Cox, chemical inspector of alco-
hollc liquors in Cincinnati, Ohio, states in an
address to his fellow citizens, that during two
years he has made two hundred and forty
nine inspections of various kinds Of liquors,
and has found more than nine tenths of them
limitations, and a great portion of them
poisonous connections. OF brandy he does
not believe there is one gallon of pure in the
hundred gallons, the limitations having corr,
whiskey for a basis, and various poisonous
acids for the condiments. Of wine not a
gallon IN thousand, purporting to be sherry,
port, sweet Malaga, is pure, but they are
made of water, sulphurc acid, alum, Guhea
pepper, horse-radish. &C., and many Of them
without single drop Of alcoholic spirit
DR.. Coz warrants there are not ten gallons Of
genuine port wine in Cincinnati. In his in
spections of whiskey he has found only from
II to 90 per cent, of alcoholic spirit, when
it should have been is to so, and some of it
contains supnuric acid enough in quart 10
eat hole through man S stomach.
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ASTOUNDING News FROM SMYRNIA.-T

ASTOUNDING News FROM SMYRNA - The
political cards, says the SMYRNA Times, are
beginning to be shufiled with good deal Of
celebrity and knowing ones are already be-
coming sanguine as to who will be the win
ner. and we believe that it is now conceded
that we are to have a Governor from Smyrna.
We so in for that And why shouldn't we,
when we have such good material
Taking the newspapers as criterion of the
public opinion, Ex-Governor VIM. Temple is
the spontaneous choice of the new party as
their candidate for Governor, and George w
Cummings Esq, even as favorablly looked
upon by the Democratic party for their noni'
nee. The politicians throughout the state
are waking up to the exceliences of the gen.
temen above named for the post of chief exc
cutive: and with one voice we are for having
1.-THE next Governor from Smyrna.
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The AMERICAN Divers AT SEvAs7opor..-
Letters have been received in .thisTcity, dated
Scvastopol, May "a, by which we learn that
the work Of raising the sunken Russian feet
progress rapidly, and with remarkable sue
cess We make the following extract from
the letters:
1--WE have raised whole the 1G gun vessel
of war Snelya and brought her down to tho
Admiralty, slung between the calssons. last
night. She had over 800 tons of mud in hel
hold and on her decks, besides all her rig.
ging iron tanks. pig iron ballast, &c. She
lay up the South Bay, and as the rains wash
the steep banks that compose the sides of the
bay the soil being quite aluvial, it constant
ly keeps the water in riled state, deposit.
ing the sediment on the decks and in the
latches this, however, is not the case in the
main harbor, and we only tried this vessel tc
test the machinery before going to work al
raising the heavier vessels. The caissions
operated as well as we expected, and at nj
time did we use over one-lifth of their power
This, of course, demonstrates the entire fea
sibity of raising any and every ship in thu
hal Dor of Scvastopol. We shall, undoubted
ly raise the whole fleet this Summer. Mex,
week we shall raise " steamer whole, and
Shall follow with raising all that are worth
the labor whole, and blast with submarine
charges, the balance.
Boston transcript, JuE 7.
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AMERICA TIE Work SHOP OF THE WORLD.
American genius and talent is receiving
substantial acknowledgment abroad. Prof.
Morse is coming home with $4,000 in his
pocket, the fruit of his telegraph in Europe.
Hoe is working mammouth presses for the
London Times. Eaton and Gilbert are max
ing cars for Cuba and Brazil. The Queen of
SPAN is buying her war steamers in New
York. The Car has become a patron Of the
Novelty Works, and Rarey. The American
horse tanner, is wining golden opinions in
England aud France, for his wonderful skill.
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LAWS OF DIVORCE. have thirty-two
States, and there are almost as many different
laws of divorce as there are States. The
reader may sec some of these differences by
following statement
|. In the State of Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi, two-thirds of the Legislature
must concur with decision by the Court to
make a divorce.
2. In Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, South
Carolina, Louisiana and Missouri no diverse
can bc'grantcd, but by special act of the
Legislature, and South Carolina has never
granted divorce.
3. In the States of Connecticut, Ohio and
Illinois, all divorces arc total.
4. In Massachusetts, New York and North
Carolina, nothing but adultery is cause OF d.
vorce.
S. In Illinois, two years absence, only, is
a cause of divorce.
In Indiana. we believe. anything is a cause,
in the discretion Of the Court.
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SIIERIFF"S SALE.

DY virtue of writ of Fcri Facias, issued
- out of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
at the suit of Trnit, Brother Il Co., against
the goods and chattels, lands and tcncmenls
of John j. X. Poole, and to Inc directed, L
have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, interest, claim and estate, both
at law and in equity, Of the said john j Il.
Poole, in and TO that
Restaurant s. Bowling Saloon,
situated in Chesapeake City, near the Canal
Bank, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. james
l.. Shultz; and hereby notice that on
Saturday, tie 24h day Of J"lu, 1858,
at the Court House door, in Elkton, will
offer for sale the said property, so seized
and taken in execution, at Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
writ.
y"Sale to commence at I O'Clock p. m.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
July 3, 1S5S-ts. Sheriff.
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Restaurant & Tsovyrins sa,oon.
OR1HAPN,S COURT.

TIME STATED MEETINGS of the Or
L. phans' Court of Cecil county will be
he Id on the Second TUESDAY m every
month. Executors, Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated,
will please bring in the vouchers few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II 1868. Register.
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D~What is the difference between an
auction and sea sickness One is the sale
Of effects, and the other the effects of sail
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Meeting at ChCstertoNR.

CLINTON. JULY 2I, 1853
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08
A RARE CHANCE
FOR A
Permanent Investment.

THE UNDERSIGNED, BECAUSE OF long
4 continued ill-health, is desirous of dispo-
sing of his property and returning to the East
ern States 1t consists of large and commodi-