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some,ine IN M,rcn I,.,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in March last, an
old gentleman, residing for many years In
Davis, vas sitting In HE house. lew feet from
an open window. when a dove flew in and
alighted on his shoulder. lie kept his seat.
but called bis daughter. who was Ia AN adj
joining room. to come quickly. She came in,
aud pointing TO the bird, be told her TO take
u Of aud put IL 10 a cage. and take good care
of il rs long ~ IL lived. She gently lifted
the ORD. and Gagged 10 as directed. her father
remarking TO her al the same time, " Ny race
is nearly over; shall die in two weeks lie
was then In ordinary health; but strange 10
say. be died that day two weeks. The bird Is
yet in its cage. and in the possession Of the
family, who regard !, with feelings OF peculiar
sadness. Salisbury lK. o. EaieAmsH
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N-Mr. REpPArH says, in the Boston alias
and Bee. that +. J. MERRIAM. the young man
who Is said to have died of wounds received
at Hsrper's Ferry. was Boston boy, the
grandson Of the venerable FRANCIS JACKSON,
President of the Massachusetts Anti-Slavrry
Society. He was Mr.. REDPArH's companion
aud interpreter in ais recent travel in Hayii.
Mr.. REpPArH says:
In his recent action he bad no advisers.
and acted in contradiction to the creed of
his family. They are nonresistants; Adolf
tionisls OF the Garrisonian school,
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Fighting ones bread and Butter.

The irrepressihle conflict" possibly, may
do up in Potsdam, or on top of Mount Wash
ington; but it won't pay " where men aud
women make "notions," ''thngs,' = k,a'ck-
ndckeries," " brogans," cotton cloths, cassi-
meres, or woollens. We, manufacturers,
commission merchants. cartmcn. express car
riers. freighters traders. trafficking-ha
nothing to expect bnt kicks and cuffs from
it, five keep itup.
The Boston Shipping Gazete, in its statistics.
records these dry facts:
BlleS.
Receipts at Boston year ending Sept l, 1882 1857
- - /, 1855, 2 B 697
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MARRIED.

Al ~ e,elock yesterday, By the Rev. Dr.. Meier.
ran Mr. THoxks cALIESpKR, OF the pr0prietors OF
the Nashville DAIIy PArKior, aud Ass SrES dangh-
ter, % Geo ". smith, tsq, all ofth.s eily-
Oar associate and lady len esterdAy the Lou $
vile for the North May Their trip be pieasAns
sad profitable, and thea Fetarn their friends STE
On Wednesday, Nov. I'd, by the Rev. chas- T
Qainiard, Mr.. r. FKAScis sKvIER 20 Mss AAky b
DouGLsss, all OF this city.
RuszseIisaie papers please copy.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1859.
= The Union and American thinks I

~ The Union and -Amc1icon thinks the
article in the PATRIOT about the ingratitude
of the decapiiation of Col. JOHNSON, Every
silly" and" exceedingly foolish" Perhaps
it is-to the journalist who presumed to de-
-elare Col. JOHNSON perfectly satisfed !"
with the action ofGov. HARRIS. We have
no doubt every thing appears to him " silly"
and foolish since Col. JOHNSON took the
starch out of hixn.
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JANEs's ISLAND. South Carolina,
nafntar % IGEn

- Upon this point we have just receiv-
ed. an private letter from London, an inter-
esting item Of information. II Ii TO the eff
feet that, somewhere about the year ls4b,
Lord Aberdeen. 10 letter TO Mr.. Louis No
Lane, our Minister at London at that time
admitted the Haro channel (Which gives the
disputed island 10 the United States) to be
S0 bsualafy.-M y Herald
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"A Mailman Swearing Vengeance
Against his Enemfes.o

The Charleston Courier of Monday says :
A gallant friend, now residing on James
Island, who served faithful tour in Kansas
on behalf of the South, informs us that the
life and statements which are reported as
found among BRowNs papers, are, in many
respects, false. That friend. whose name we
may give hereafter. will be recognized by
many READERS, who will gladly receive the
statements and explanation promised. Mean
while we beg attention 10 the following
letter:
JANEs's ISLAND. South Carolina, !
October 2s. 1859.
Asssrs. Eitors Courier 1T is stated by
Northern papers tiat old Brown was led TO
the preparation OF his late acts in retaliation
OF his treatment at the hands OF the border
rufians 10 Kansas. particularly the killing Of
his son Frederick. | am well posted on old
Browns life in Kansas, and II a truthful
statement Of the same is desired by you, I
viii devote an hour to the subject
l state, as a fact, that his son was killed in
Kansas by Free Salesman, a citizen ef ILLINOIS.
and Ainisfer Of The Gospef-a man that was,
by report murdered by pro-slavery men, The
Northern papers, particularly the New York
Tribune. will recognize The man when de-
clare that Poor Martin White" was the
man that shot old Browns SON." saw il
done I; and the same day shot old Brown,
and now regret that did not finish him. As
regards old Brown's abolitionism, IL was
merely a cloak to covering bis thieving pro-
pensity, be having been the leader of gang
OF horse thieves. KANSAS.
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THAsxsorvxo.--Gov HAMS has appoint
ed Thursday the 2lth OF the present month
~ q day Of Thanksgiving.
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oln,men, and piu...

Evea e the whole surface Il the body - absolutely
- tisd wish pnstales, lneFasiatioss or running
sores. "a may be healed ADD purified hy the osat-
nsss, assisted internally by the Pills
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Negroes for Sale.

wsli sell a. ny ones on Cedar street, Sc fs .s0s,
estl1-sf T. . HAWKES.. AgseL
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LADIES VESTS.


uIeH Seeks .ndioaF sleeves, heavy aad Of best
II qu41lly AIso aSsossznent q eeeaper stsie&-
oars-tf H. hGGIiI-
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rTsHE he<f x.oktae ever invenfs4 fee hroad-casf
Il Sowinr 1nd ons lhAf every Farmer sheaid
have. ARMSTRONG n C$t
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Ok asix ssas 81. tssis sssssn ss.ss'
80 rsssissl .aAs very Superior article. Tor sal
nsrss cARFxs EusfoEp = 90
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BRANDY. BRANDY! u

WE have Jaxt received N be sid for arcSunt IL
w cs.nsignees the f0losing sup@rior Brady va:
Q Half f1pcs Otard, iicPey a co CcenAe, 1887
4 - FrBeii C4stiiian Co. 1855
sQaArsrr Z" .Bis4uib 1871.
- Ofard, nup~y 4 Co lssS.
ne above wiii Ice sd \ credit - tour ns,utils
II pes disposed sf Irrvious n-1t RBcion sac
tTaesday heztl n gill be offered = Aactioa. Cal
A1d examine a..
CARTER wnsFoRn GO.
oers5 No. harke1 street.
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Auction sale of Groceries
BY
CARTER, WILsFORD l. CO.,
on
Tuesday, November Sth, 1859.

TERMS BELOW.
rs bags choice Baltimore10o bbls. Pixies Magnolia
Coffee; Whisky,
hhus strictly choice 35 bbls. Tennessee White
Sugar; Whisky;
100 IS Star 10 bbIs. Old Bourbon
Candies; WHISKY;
SO quarters Armstrong; 10 bOls. Gnu;
star Candles; . y. Y. BRANDY;
Is boxes ROGERS Star half bbls Chcny Bran
Candles, aFours;l Gy,
20 bali boAes RoGger's So bikes Pearl Starch;
Star Candles, ''tours; 20 German SegTrs. as
% halt boxes dgcr'sSiar sortrd1S
Canuies, fun weight, SO 900 nne Imp Cigars;
.sSixcS - lou casks SUda,
100 kegs led Nails; 81 OuXes pdpered Soda;
10 Sd IS 50lb -
Sd Cd IL 2JIb
81 " Al Z" $40 dOz. B4caing;
70 I'D AZ cases Fiel4's oysters;
Is /" 12I 20 boxes Jas. ArthdT's
30 Three Gallon DimUons; Tobacco;
Is Cases Roundwood 10 boxes Il. ID. Burke's
Matches; Iobacooi
10 cases Shanghai Match rs han buXes smith j
es; hugs Pug Tobacco;
so gross German Matches zoo Realms Wrapping
- cases lea; Paper,
80 u.z. Back Pepper; so dog. Buckets;
100 meet Tubs; 2OObls. Grape Vinegar.
$50 dOz- " ash Boards;
rhe gooGs will be offered with liberal privileges.
All under $3.50 cash; all over $3.50 aad under
$500, sixty days; all sums over 500 and IN
der 81 COZ, ninety days; ali 81 900 four
mouths. Notes With approved security, pay able IN
Que OF our CITY Banks.
noy3 CARTER, NILSFORD co.
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vhe Jones lamp

MANUFACTURED In every vaFissy ana style,
M nnt sold al greatly redpesa prices. b.
iARBEIl y NTMAS.
- s,enlFAl "a, Bos.sa.
fsseerssors to z v, Jaaes 1 Cal 49,
E-TAe Jsasz BsFpsr. recsnffy tmPrexsf,
Ksss~ naars hxht AID soasnmes less ell than sny
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window GLASS.

yITSnow glass. bess sssllsy. Of al s.Iss. ne
sspsis Haas. sEOxs a GO .
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lieu advertisements.
THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS

of W EDDY & Co.'s Single Number Lotteries will
take place in public under the superintendent OF
Sworn Commissioners, at Augusta, Georgia, as iol-
lows:
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extraordinary Drawing,
To take place above specified
One Grand Prize of 100000!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.S615.OO(
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

ThOls Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters SIS.
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ENcesses in 1850

Receipts at Boston year ending Sept l. 1859, 8ss7ia
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Hen advertisements.

- NOTICE.
HAvEyOur Dwellings and other property insured
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DIR. WISTAR'S BAIsAM OF WILD
CHERRY

BALLau's PicToRIAL of 9th July says-Real-
iz'ng the true sense of responsibility attaching to
the Editor and Publisher of widely circula, ed
journal. We should deem it little less than crime
to recommend any medical compound the real
virtue of which we could not consce1 tiousry
indorse. This halsamic compound has become a
home fixture; and all persons who suffer and
have in vain attempted to cure their CGUGus
Coins, BRoNCEIAL or PULMONARY CoMpLAlN1s
make use St this uncqualcd remedy"
The following cert ite from u distinguished
gentleman, is equally conclusive.
From Rev. Henry Wood, formerly Editor of the
Congregational journal, Concord, n H. more
rcsently American Consul at Beyroot SYRIA and
now Chaplain i'll the Navy.
coNcohp, N. H., March 2.
Messrs SETH W. F0wLE & Co.-Gertlemen-
Two years ago sudden aud violent att eek upon
my Lungs confined me to my bed f)r several weeks
and when | recovered. | was so much oppressed
BY difficulty in breathing that was often unabe
to steep rest upon a bed by night The suffer
ing was exir,me, and Judging fcom the inelli;aey
OF the remedies used, | supposed the disease
incurab'e. Being persuaded to try a bottle Of
WISTARs BALsAM OF WILD CugRRY. without
confidence in its efficacy, found the difficulty
almost entirely removed before one bottle was
used up. sympathy with my fellow sufferers
induces me to make this public statement ana
recommend the article to others similarly afflicted
With respect, yours truly. HENRY WOOD.
None genuine unless /. BUTTS on the wrapper
Prepared by SETH W, F0WLE & CO., BosroN
and for sale by JosEru WALLACE aud H. H.
MITCHELL, Elk!on; L. W. THOMAS North East
}. N. BLACK Charestown; GCo2GE P. TAYLOR,
Prrryvl!e; JAMES WILSON, Port DEPOSIT; 7. T.
iioprEn. CEosape Ike City; THOMAS p. HALLE.
ST. Augustine; JONI WALsroN. Bohemia Mills;
HAYES " lIousToN. Warwick JAMES Fonp. Cecil
ton and ty dealers everywhere. Iapr %, 'J9-it
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For The Cecil Whigl
vi ! u
a Tribute,


TO NY SCHOOL MATE, EMMA RASIS WILMER.
And can it be my dearest friend,
That death hath claimed thee for its prize?
Hath caused thy lovely form to bend
And sealed the light OF thy glad eyes?
That merry voice of thine hath stilled,
hiuh Ger rang out in song and glce.
Bid rest that heart which ever thrilled,
18th gushing friendship, pure and free.
That never more Thy lighsome feet,
Shall glide our wOntcd paths along,
That never more shall playmates greet,
Thy smiling face. list thy song.
That when we form the choral ring,
And shout from young hearts gay and glad,
Mem'ry can but they vision bring,
The best, the lovliest-upward sped?
Last year bright springtime, thou didst place,
howery chaplet on my brow.
While thy bright form with joyous grace
Lit up the scene where thou didst bow
Lit up that festive scene and hour,
That spot with thy dear memory fraught,
The choicest gem in Floras bower,
Thanked thee for charms thyspreseuce wrought
Thine eye, beamed brightest of tn at group,
Thy heart the gayest Of the gay,
All! little deemed we thou woullst droop
And be the first to pass away.
Withered and gone that chaplct now,
With the dim past, that merry May;
A shadow rests upon my brow,
And sadness holds my spirits sway.
But oh should we not trace thy flight,
To glorious realms away, away,
Where never darkens into night
The radiance of Heavenly day
Where happiness and flowers ne er fade,
Where garland umaranthiue now.
Thy blest Redeemer's hand hath laid,
Angelic one! on thy bright brow.
M.y-lS59. j.
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SHERIFFOS SALE.

pY virtue of a writ ofYcndtioii Ex1onas,
Id issued out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, to me directed, will sell at Public
Sale, on
MONDAY, The 23rd day Of MAY. 1859
at the Hotel of Mr.. Biddlc, Chesapeake City.
all the right, title, claim interest and estate.
at law and in equity, OF James l.. Shultz, in
and to all that
Lot, Piece or Parcel of Ground,
with the improvements thereon, situated,
lying and being in Chesapeake City, on the
corner Of Bohemia Avenue and Second
street, fronting on Bohemia Avenue about
% feet, running back 100 feet. On this lot
there is good and substantial
Frame Dwelling and Kitchen,
with other outbuildngs late the property of
the said James l.. Shultz and taken in exc
cution at the suit Of Joseph Bryan Il Richard
III. Bryan, use of John G. Adams, and will
be sold for cash to satisfy said writs.
OJy@Sale to commence at 2 O'Clock r. N.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
April 80, ls59-H. Sheriff.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

SE*HlS is to give notice, that the subscri-
hers oiCecll county, have obtained from
the Orphans Court of sad county, letters OF
Administrator on the personal estate of Ann
Stops, 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 anthem
ticatcd, on or before the Both day of April.
1860; they may otherwise. by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the subscri-
bcrs. Given under our hands this 9TH day of
May, 1859
ROBERT E. CANTWELL.
CATHERINE A. CANTWELL, {
Administrators of Ann Stops. decd.
Tcst-JAs. MCCAuLEY, Reg.
May I, 185G-Gw.
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FMin Goods, AIpacas, Mousin Delaines, Lustres,
&c, at corresponding rates. Drllings, colored
3ambres, Paper Musiins, Linings. Dc
Ladies CATERS Of best make at 81 40 FER pair,
worth 81 so, old price !,
do do with heels. $3.50 do 225 do
do do do 27j do SEQ do
Ladies' Kid Slippers, Misses and Children's
Shoes and CATERS, at corresponding RACES Kid
and Morocco Boots, with heels, at 81 s5, worth 81.
Lndies' and dentlemen's Kid Gloves, Of best
quality silk do, Lsle and Cotton dc.
Ladies, Misses and CLildrcn's Hosiery, In great
variety.
WHITE and MOURNING GOODS.
IRiMMIsGs. Modes, satins. Florences, Ribbons.
Bonnets, Fringes, Gimps and Buttons.
NortoNs.-Combs, brushes Soap, Pins, Needles,
PeIfamery. &c. All of which will be sold at
reduced prices.
The public are respectfully invited to call aud
examine, at the old stand, opposite the Court
House. apr 8, 1881 BENZ. f. MAY,
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AN fnToR on \ PILGRIMAGE. The senior
Brooks writes to the New York Express that
he has been to all the holy places-Bethr-
hem, Jerusalem. Mount Of Olives, &c. He
wanted to battle i'll the river Jordan which,
he describes as muddy aud Astounding in
mosquitoes the Arab Sheik would not
permit him lest he should he drowned ; but
he made willow rope, tied it to his neck !,
AMI thus secured, Mr.. Brooks waded in. duck
ed his head and so did pilgrims duty
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NOTICES..
NOTICE.
Holders OF Sheep Awards

I(:?ssr--4-- ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. that
E&.xf 10y an Order of the County. Com
>.4v4 r. lnlsSioners, all awards for damages
to sheep, by dogs, now made, or that may be
made prior to July list, next, must be fled
in the Commissioners Office on or bctoie
said LIST day Of July, next, or lay over for
payment out OF the Fund OF 1859 and that
hereafter al sheep awards must be filed
within the current levy year. (trom June 30th
TO june 30th) in which .hey may be made, in
order for payment out Of the fund of said
year, and il not filed within one year of their
dates, or the killing Of the sheep, payment
Will be refused. BY Order.
!\S. S CRAWFORD. Clerk
April %, IS59-tJl. Com'ry Cecil Co.
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MORE NEWS YET!
Another New Store in EIkt0n.

On THE CORNER OF MAIN and BOW
~ STREETS, Opposite Joseph Taylor's
Hotel.) The subscriber having just opened
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES, Queensware, Hard and Wood
Wares, and all kinds of articles most used
in the country, he respectfully informs the
peo lie of Elkton and its vicinity that he IL
now ready to deal with them in manner that
they will be pleased with the bargains they
make with him.
QS~Famers and others will lose no time
by calling and looking over his stock.
n. B.--The terms which he will sell upon
are strictly CASH, or all kinds of Country
Produce will be taken in exchange for goods.
April 2, 1859. z. Men. THOMAS.
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From Imla's coasts Of flame
From islands purple and red,
The wind of the resurrection came,
And the earth gave up her dead
The primrose blcssomcd fair
In meadow, valley and heath, Tair
And thrill'd were the deeps of the wild spring
BY the hyacinth's passionate breath
The wind flowers morning star
In twilight hollows shone-
And the hills were claspcd near and far
By the violct's azure zone.
The red vine blazef in the shade
or the laurel solemn and cold
And the woodwork flashed her golden blade
From its sheath of the rich dark mould
Wild Pickering shades were flung
From futtering leaf and wing
And the breezy wood and uplands rung
With the voices of the spring.
From goblets cloudy and fine,
From fountains dewy and cold,
The sweet sunshine like a delicate wine
In billowy oceans rolled.
From the islands and the sea,
From the woods and the teeming sod,
Floatcd wonderful melody,
Whose awful burden was-God
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s1EoEs! sTEOEs sIIOEs!!i

DEAD THIS, THEN GO AND LuOK.-The subscriber
IL calls the attention OF the citizens of Elkton,
and all persons visiting Elkton to his large varied
and carefully selected stock of Shoes: which on
examination, will be found to contain greater
variety OF goods i'll this line than is usually found
in one store. The public confidently assured
that there has never before been offered to their
view by any one store in Elkton, great variety
and stock in every respect so thoroughly desira-
be, Many of these shoes were made to order all
such are sold with guarantee Of giving entire
satisfaction, or tho money returned Below will
be found enumerated few. of the various kinds
and styles embraced in the assortment:
LADIES DEPARrMENT.-BlackL Lasting G alters,
do. with heels; light lasting Caters do with
heels; Dressed Morocco Boots do with heels
undressed Morocco Boots; Light Kid Boots do.
hcols; different kinds of Womens Coarse Lace
Boots Ladies Dressed Morocco Buskins Ladies'
undrcs sed Morocco Buskins; Ladies Kid Slippers
with heels; Ladies Kid Slippers, as low as 81 cts.
per pair The very best article of Kid Slippers at
80 cents per pair.
MISSES EFARTMENr.-Black Dressed Morocco
Boots, do. with heels; Undrcsscl Morocco Boots,
Light Kid Boots do. with heels Misses black
Md slippers children black and colorei shoes
i'll great variety.
MEN's DEPARTMENr--Gent's calf button G alters.
Gents Congress Patent Leather Caters, Gents
French Patent Leather Walking Shoes, Gents
call low walking shoes Gents calf English tie
walking shoes Gents calf lace Boots q great
variety of Shoes Of coarse grades for men.
BOYS ASL louTH's DErARTMENT-Boys' cloth
Congress Caters, do. calf button Caters do calf
tie walking shoes, do. Munroe do goat welt
shoes do stout Brogans &c. 60 All Of which
for tho Cash, are offered at city retail pr,ces at
the cheap Dry Goods and Groecry store in tn q
= Hollow" kept by r F.. MAY.
April 30, 1859.
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e-.ns
I-Jlc0.

FlSHER.-At her residence, near Pilsesvillr.
Baltimore County. Md on the 1th inst,
SARAH EiI1ABE1H, wife OF DR.. John Fisher,
in the 39t h year Of her age.
ALEXANDER On the Bird inst. Mrs
ALEXANDER, consort of Washington AL
cXandcr Of the iih District.
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DIR, GOWAN, Dentist.

FnEGS leave to inform his friends and the
ED public generally. that he can be found
at the Fountain Inn, (WellsO, until a suta-
bic office can be obtained.
Those desiring it, will be waited on at
their residence, without extra charge.
u DR.. CTS reputation as Dentist is too
well known in the county, to require refer,
ence. fapril 80, lS59-2w'
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

w TUT ] U NTIlTIJI NJhS.
FsNlilS Is to give notice, that the subscriber
q OF Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Tes-
tamentary on the personal estate of Edward
I. CHM. 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 au-
thcnticated, on or before the 29th day of
March, 1850; they may otherwise. by law,
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
10th dy of April, 1859.
JAMES CHM,
Executor Of Edward Y. CHM, decd
Tess-JAs. McCAULEY, Reg.
April lG, lSJ9--6w
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Farrell. EHcrlillg s. Co.'s
Patent Z b q NIPPON Safe.
LATE FIRE Al DUBUQUE, IOWA.

LA L i IhE y l DlBUQUE, IOWA.
DUBUQUE, January 18th, 1859
Gents: L am requested by Mr. T. A c, Cochrane,
CT this place, to say 10 You that on the morning of
the 18th instant. about three o'clock his store took
fire. aud tue entire stock Of goods was DIS roycd -
The heat became 50 suGGciI!y Intense that noue
of the goods could possibly be saved but fortu.
nateIy his books and papers, which were in one of
your Champion Safes. were all preserved perfectly
And well they may be called Champion for during
the whole conilugration there WAS one inccssant
pouring Of flame directly upon Ike safe which con
tained 'hcm. And still, upon opening it, the
inside was found to be scarcely warm while the
outside was most severely scorchcd Yours truly
n A,MCCiURE.
1Iering's Patent Champion Fire md burglar
Proof Safes, with liALL'S PATENT pow DEK
PROOF LOCKS, afford the greatest security Of
any safe in the world. Also Sidchoarl and pirlrr
safes OF elegant workmanship and fShish, for
plate &c.
FARkEL, HERRING & CO., have removed
from 81 Walnut. St, to their new store No 629
Chestnut ST. ClAYNE'S liALLD where the largest
assortment Of Safes in the world can he found.
FARRE'. HERRING & CO.
GFSTNUT STREET.,
USne's iialil
Mar ~, 1859 PHILADELPHIA.