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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-03-16
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing.
NORTH EAST, Nd, March lltb. '6l

DEAR WrIG Il have waited for a long
time for some of your regular correspondents
to give you the doingS in onr village, but as
they remain in statue quo position | have
taken the liberty TO treSpass somrw hat on
their premises, hoping they will pardon the
liberty taken.
A most interesting revival of religion has
hcen in progress here since Christmas. under
the pastoral Charge of the Rev Mr.. Brinde.
who is held in high esteem by the members
of his Church here, aud the community gen
orally. The meeting, which closed only q
few days since. has made quite an accession
to the society here, having added many heads
OF tamlllcs-male and female; persons Of
stability Of purpose, and of some promise
For so1he weeks, too, u revival has been in
progress among the Protestant Me:hodisls.
which has done much good, and has added
quiea number to their society.
We are glad to report the roads to and
from our town again paSsable. For some
weeks they were ALMOST dangerous to drive
on. We suppose one Of the worst roads, in
wet weather. in our county is that from
North East Depot to Bay View, and thence
to Brick NJ. House: aud we presume none is
more Travelled on. This road should be
,urnpikcd. as it would pay good percent.
age.
As is usual, all attention is being turned at
this time, to the tinny tribe. and from the
II amber of SCENES preparing to en,rnp the lit
tie innocents We fear the portion to each will
be small. This fishing business appears to
he an infatua,ing business. affecting many.
Ole and young and afiording theme for
conversation in most circles for some months,
reminding us of the season of rafting lumber
on the Sus9uchnnna. Many an eager eye is
cast to see the first arrival of white pine
from the Northern forest.
The Iron works here of Mccullough
& Co., have. Notwithstanding the Union has
apparently been shaking, run all winter
with but little delay. Had they. like mspy,
shut down last fall. it would have been
severely felt here. The proprietors are en-.
titled to much praise, as they continued to
furnish employment to many men without
receiving any profit worth consideration.
The Tariff Bill lately passed by Congress
affords some encouragement to them 10 con.
tinue. Stop the manufacturing establish.
ments in any neighborhood. and the whole
community suffers severely. Wc&oud close
our harangnc by saying that no part of our
State will be truer to the Union than the 9Th
district. Secessioniss are becoming about
as scarce as toads in dog days, or lizards in
the month of January. OCCASIONAL.
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Persons making application for transfers Of
property, win lH required I" comply with
the following sections Of Article 81 VI the
Code Of Public General Laws:
SEcTIos rs. Whenever any person simtl
make application for an allowance or dcduc-
ton on account Of the sale, transfer, aliena-
tion, loss or removal of any property, or tlss
collection or payment Of any public or private
security for money, the County Commits
sinncrs or Appeal Tax Court slln III in,errogato
HIM on oath in reference thereto, and tho
disposal Of the same. and esp ciAlly inquire
of him to whom the same has been sold or
transferred, and the ainonnt Of tho purchase
money, or the money collected, AMI how tho
same has been invested.
SECTION 10. They shall also intcrroga.e
said person on oath in reference to any
acquisitions or investments made by HIM.
and not already assessed, and the amount of
all such acquisitions and investments shall bo
added t" his assessablc property, and it no
refuses to answer, no allowance or deduction
shall be made on his assessment.
March IT, lS6l-.Jw
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NOTICE TO
Collectors and Owners OF Dogs.

NOTICE is hereby given to Collectors
' and to Owners of Dogs, that all the dogs
in the several Districts shall be assessed for
the year 1861, under the "Act Taxing Dogs
for the Protection Of Sheep" between the
18th day of March and tho nth day Of June,
IN said year, anil the owner of every dog
assessed between those dates shall he held
accountable for the tax assessed to him or.
her, whether he or she shall afterwards part
with the dog Or not.
And the assessment of dogs in the co,ln tF,
AS taken by the several Collectors, shall no
returned by them to the office of the County
Commissioners, on or before the llth day OF
June, next. BY Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD. Clerk
County Commissioners Of Cecil county.
March iG, lSGl-3m.
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SOUTHERNER on SECESSION. "A
Southern gentleman who resides in Augusta,
Ga, writes thuS:-'' If the South were mere.
ly let alone for six months, we would proba.
bly, try at the next general election TO get
back The new tariff will open both eyes
and pockets: 3 to cents pr pound on
cAtese, to 5 cents on butter, 2 to q cents
Oh sugar, q to 25 cents on tobacco, affect
every one. and that sensibly. Prices have
advanced and are still ascending. Our rcgu-
lar army has l40 enlisted in this city, and as
many in Savannah. Nine.tcnths of our
youth 90 constantly armed. and the common
use Of deadly weapons is quite disregard
ed. No control can be exercised over a lad
after he is fourteen or fifteen. lie becomes
Mr.. Soand-so and acknowledges no master.
While our free trade doubles our tariff, our
postal facilities will a so be increased. Let.
ter postage will probably be raised to ton or
twenty-five cents and off the immediate line Of
the railways there will probably be as much
as one mail week. OF course, therefore,
we will like Secession the better as we be-
come the better acquainted with it,"
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A STRANGE Decision. -The Richmond

A STRANGE DECISION. Richmond
Enquirc,. OF March 7, has the following sin
gular paragraph: .s..
"Thc general practice of the Courts of the
Commonwealth has been to require attorneys
practising in the Courts to take an oath to
support the Constitution Of tho United States
On Friday. in llenrico Court. Mr.. Cooke in.
troduced his law partner. Mr.. Rosser, who
wished 10 qualify as an attorney.
Dir. Rosser refused to take the GA tn to sup
port the Constitution Of the United States. =
The question was argued by Messrs Coke
and Rosser, and the Court unanimously de-
cded that The applicant should not DO required
10 take the oath, notwith standing the earnest
the earnest request Of the Commonwealth
Attorney to continue the motion till next
day. in order ~ examine the argument pre-
sluted. - - a.
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia,
The Steamer Port Deposit,
CAPTAIN D. VANNEMAN,

CfTTHIN j. NANNEMAN,
fsrn~ d Having resumed her Regular
4sl1. ;F::SSSA3 Trips: will leave Mr.. j. J.
e1Szsss's:ssst:s Heckart's Wharf, Port Deposit
every day Sunday exceptcd) for Htvrc de
G race at 8 a. M, lis and $50 p. NJ. con-
lie citing with trains leaving Baltimore at $50
A. NJ, and $40 P. NJ; from Philadelphia at
A. NJ, and II NJ, ruturnng ON arrival Of
tr aims.
ct favelers will be accommodated to
Lapidum at 8 A. NJ, and between trips to
Havrc dc Grace. [march 2, lS6l-3m
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THE TRAVELLER.
FOR
SaSsafraS River and Port Deposit.

Tho Steamer W. WHiLLDIS
ks.v@ffA, MI WALNUT sTREET Pha.
nX5EA e...eSsXd rlphia. on WEpSEsnArs.
commencing February 9th. 1861, at o'clock
p. NJ, for Sassafras River. touching ut Delaware
City On her way down. and Il; all other points on
the route. and will lay at John Reynolds Wharf
until next morning day light
Returning. win leave Georgetown and Frederick.
town on THURSDAYS, ut o'clock, Reybol lis Wharf
at u o'clock. Bettorton Mt 3 o'clock, John Rey
hollis: v harf at 4 clock =. NJ.
Will leave rhiladelph on SATURDAYS at !
o'clock, and touch at Delaware City; lluvre de
rsraco'nnd Port Deposit
Re'urhins:t VIII ita7e Port Deposit on MONDAYS
ut | o'clock, touching at llavre de Grace. and
ijave reerton at 8 o'clock, j. Reynolds Wharf
ut o'clock r. ".
l-F'Hngs will be furnished, and Grain carried
al vessel rates.
ynr Freight or Passage apply to the Captain
OH board.
All frvghts must be e-pail, or not rcccv ed -
All freight or packages landrd as they marked
will be considered IL tull delivery. All Baggage
M the owner s risk A. L. COLMARY,
March =, ls6i-tf. Master
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Qbe Cecil lpbig.
ELKTON, MARCH 16, 1861.

Mn. COLLINS ApDREss.-- Our readers will
require no apology from US for d,voting our
outside reading space, this week, to the publ.
cation of the Second Address of VIM. II. Col.
Inns, Esq, to the People of Maryland. Those
who read the First Address, published in
The Wing of January 10Th last, will find the
second equally patriotic and timely.
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THE DOG TAX.

NOTICE 1O COLLECTIONS.
FN1lE Collectors in the several Districts
IL are hereby notified to pay to the County
Commissioners at their first meeting in April,
next, con the 2nd, Bird and nh of that month !,
the amount of Dug Tax collected by th.np
for the year 1850. in order that it may be
applied to the uses specified by Law.
OSCollcct"rs of former years in arrears
for Dog Tax are also notified to settle at
this meeting. By Order.
j. S. CRAWFORD. Clerk
Conl'rs Cecil County.
Mar l6, 1SGl-3w.
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che nlarkcts.
ElktOn Market.

ELErvk, Mar iG 1851.
Rod Wheat Sl.20 to 5000, White do.
Sl.2s to 5000. old Corn 55. new Corn IS.
Oats Is, Lime. ISL cents per bushel.
BALTIMORE. Mar. 14th.-Gooc to prime
red wheat ST 25 10 81 %, prime white wheat
81 so to $1.65. Corn 81 TO GO cents. Oats
80 to 33 cts.
WILMINGTON, Mar. 15th.-Wheat 81. 25
Corn 81 cts; Oats 25a 26cts. Flour S6.25 q
Sc so. Clover Seed, 81 so 5000; Timothy
do, Sn.75 a'S3.o0.
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Notice to Collectors.

TNIlE Collectors Of Taxes of the several
i Districts are hereby nutiti.i 10 make
their return Of New ASSESSING nts for the year
1861, ut the second meeting Of the County
commissioners, in the month Of April, NJ 1t =,
CON the 10th. 18th and 18th of that month. }
and also. to make at that time a return OF all
lns"lycncies, and Of I'll errors and necessary
changes in assessments in their respective
Districts. BY Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
County Comm'rs of Cecil county,.
March lG, lS6l-)W
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.@ poRT DEpoHr lTEMs.-A corrcspon-
dent at Port informs us that lumber and tim
Der RATS are arriving at the Granite city
rapidly. bringing 8. lots" Of Yankee Black
Republicans with them. The recent arrival
of Numerous other republicans, whose parti-
cuar political proclvitics time will determine,
is also hintcd at by orr correspondent
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TExAs.-The Texas State Convention, for.
mally declared the State out of the Union, on
the 4th inst. Gov. Houston refuses to &C.
knowledge tho Convention. and opposes
union with the G. s A. The Gov. is said to
be raising troops on bis own account.
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Local Affairs.

CoMMIssIoNED.-John A. Rankin,
Esq, Of this town, has, we learn, received
commission from the Governor as Magistrate
fbf this District, to iii the vacancy accustomed
by the resignation of L. II. Furnctl; Esq,
now deceased
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MASSACHUSETTS FOLLOWS RHODE Island
Both Houses of the Massachusetts Legislature
have. by very decided vote, materially mo.
dltied the Personal Liberty bill of that State.
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DELAWARE LEGISLATURE. The Delaware
Legislature adjourned hrally on Friday the
9Th inst. An Intellectual effort was made
to call extra session in april on the State
of the Union. The Legislature refused by
large majority. to renew Nlessrs. Wood
EdJy's present lottery grant. which expires
in few months. The Legislature also re.
fused TO make any more lottery grants in the
state.
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,sssS5sM. Trees 4! Trees!! xSnISm
4Mk33 FRUIT atx
Y<A~ ASn fYfn3E
& ORNAMENTAL.

TIVE subscribers. invite the attention Of
l. their friends and the public to the extcn-
sve stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
&C., for sale at their Nursery, Con cordviIlc,
Delaware county Pa. They have now ready
for Spring Planting large assortment, en-
hracng all the new and valuable varieties Of
Apple, Pear. Peach, Cherry, Plum, Apricot,
almond and Nectarine Trees, which are Of
healthy and vig"ro,is growth, and the buds
ffi"s baen selected from hearing trees. free
from disease. Also. $4,000 Silver Leaf
Maple'Tree Evergreens, &C., &C., of large
size and size and handso nelly furnished.
Gy"Catalogues may be obtained, gratui-
tous, by applying to the Projectors.
D~Orders sent to the Nursery will be
promptly offended to.
". II. Y CMAS 2. PETERS,
Coneordvillc,
Feb l6-2m. Delaware county, Pa.
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Phila., vii. & Bait. Railroad

Trains leave North East Station as follows ::
TO PHILADELPHIA. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, 1880 A. N. Mail, 1890 A N.
Mil Mil. v, ,-12. IS Night Mail I'm.
Through Freight, with passenger car at
racrirslt leaves North East for Baltimore at
els r. NJ. Stops at Clarlestowh, Principle,
Pcrryville, ami Havre de Grace. Leaves
Phla. rs p. M. w. D. ALEXANDER,
July 81, lS60-tf. Agent.
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A Card.

The undersigned hereby expresses his gra-
tinde to those who, in his absence, c1ertcd
themselves so generously to preserve his pro-
perry from di,,ruction by fire, on the night Of
the Eth inst. S. S. MAFFIT.
March IL. 1861.
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VIRGINIA FIRM.-lt is generally believed
that secession in NiIgihia, is now at dead
lock, " and that being the case it is about
time for Maryland disunionists to "dig out"
for Dixie"
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ANOTHER FIRE.-A correspondent,
who will please accept our thanks for his
kind attention, informs us that 4 serious fire
occurred on Wednesday night, about seven
o'clock. on the " Meadow farm of Richard
Lockwood: Esq, in the lst District, occupied
by Mr. Geo. Yandegrift, by which the stable
and shedding attached Were destroyed, to-
gcthcr with their contents, consisting of two
mules, one fine colt--thrce years old, hsr-
ness, provcndcr &c. The property was un-
insured. Mr. Vandcgrift. upon whom the loss
falls heavily, was away from home at the
time Of the fire. which is supposed to have
been the work of an inccndiary.
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FEDERAL Appointments IN Cecil.

FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS IN CECIL.-
No official announcement of appointments
Fin Cecil, by the nc~ Administration, has yet
appeared, but the current belief is that Mr.
Joseph L. Mahan will get the Post Office in
E!kton, and Mr.. d. c. Way that of Port
Deposit. Mr.. Mahan's' appointment, here.
will be universally approved Of
1t is understood that other Cecilians ex-
pcct positions under the Administration, but
nothing is known of their chances, except
that it seems to be conceded that ". p.
Ewing, Esq, is to have tho Baltimore Post
Office, over which, however, there appears to
be cons idcrable scramble.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TNHE subscriber, being about to quit farm
l. ing, will offer at Public Sale, at his resi-.
dencc "ne mile north Of Elkton On the New
ark road, on
Thursday, he 2lH dy 81 Hvss. INST.
his entire stock Of Farming Utensils and Live
Stock, consisting Of Flows, Harrows, Wagon,
Horse and Ok Curtis, Horse Rake, a large
Roller. kctchem's Mower and Reaper. Wheat
Fan, Wherlbarrows. Forks. Harness , and =
great variety of other implements commons
to the fai ming business.
Also, Four Horses, Three Colts,
Cows, and , E,esexsvOId Bucks.
Ahont 100 bushel. OF Potatoes will also
he sold in lots to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE All sums of $40.
or under, cash; on all sums over $40, q
credit Of six months, With interest antt
approved security.
uJSHlc TO commence at 10 O'Clock Az
JOHN GILPzN.
MIR 10, lSGl-l
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FIRE.-An unoccupied dwelling house
belonging 10 8. s. Maist, Esq, about two
and half miles north west Of, this town, on
the old Cloud property, was destroyed by fire
on Tuesday night last. Mr.. Mnt't was about
removing from Elkton to this property, and
had servants engaged there on the day ut the
fire preparing the house for occupancy
The fire was first discovered on tho roof, and
it in supposed was the result OF accident
1t was insured in tire Cecil County Mutual
Insurance Co., for 81 900.
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Fast RecOilecti

Past RecOile ctiOns.
How sweet to think Of the days that have gone!
To dwell on the scenes of the past
When With dear loved companohs we'd sing the blithe
song, az"
And saehcr wild flowers, the whole day long,
Seeking pleasures too transient to last.
oh! the bright, bright days. and the golden hours
Tho happy days of my YOUTH
When played by the brook that wont murmuripr bv
And chased through tn. flowers til. bright butterfly
An innocent child Of truth.
The old homestead, with its roof Of brown,
And the portico, covered with flowers
And the lawn, IN front, where often would play,
Meath the shade NJ tho elms the livelpnG day,
Nor thought Of happier hours.
But alas! how all things have changed since then-
OF the play-matcs and friends once had,
None are LEFT to console in troubles deep maza;
They have gonc they have left me- lis bright summer
days,
They are dwelling among the dead.
And when shall Finish my earthly career,
And lay myself down to die,
My soul will mount upward on bright angel plnions,
And soaring, will leave these dull earthly ominons
And lily to my loved ones on high,
March 2nd, 1861.
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FOR RENT.

ETNIIE HOUSE where now reside, in
l. North East Also, Il good Store House.
Possession given 18th Of March. next.
Enq,rire Of 5. !. MACLDIN. q
Feb 20, laG1.
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saving FUND
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST CO..

OFFICE-Hulnm ST.. s. ". corner of Third
PHILADELPHIA.
Arrar gemants for Bvsines, during the suspen.
sion Of Specie Pa! ments by tho Banks.
!. Deposits received and payments made every
day.
2. Current Bank Notes and Specie will be
received on deposit
3. Deposits made in Bank Notes will be paid
back in city Bank Notes.
4. Deposits made in old or Silver will DO pa id
back in Coin
Ylntercst 6ve per cent per annum II
HENRY l.. BENNER, President
ROBERT SELFR1DGE, Vice President.
WILLIAM ]. REED, Secretary.
MIR Is, lS6l-u
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At the request OF the writer We publish the
follow ing lines, which, as she informs us, are
a first youthful attempt at poetry. En-. Wing.
For The Cecil Whic.
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BLOWS. browne Flows, and ether Agrcul-
L tural Implements. For sale by
March ., 1881. JOHN PARTRIDGE
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- Az ER'S
Ague Cure.
Hoa Eas sssxpr GUAR OF


5:s:s,a:::.. s E.v.r: F.x:. :.s as.:
ASae, Psrlodlcal HeadaekS, - Dillo us
Heaaaehe, end Bilieps Feves1, Ind eed
lSe 4 hillary. 9srangs1enf, caossd by
eAs Malaria 81 MlasuSs0e. CcaaiEiss.
We are enabled hegs to offer the community Q
remedy which, while i cures the above sonplaints
with certainty 10 still perfectly Aarnaless n auv
quantity: Such = remedy Is invaluable in dist,cts
where these affecting disosdcss prevail. The
"Cres" expels the miasmatic poison Of Fsvrn
AND Aous ffom the system. and prevents the d
velop%ene Of the disease. il taken On the 6sst ap
peo,ch Of it, premonitory symphonic. II isnot only
ne oest remedy ever yet discovered for this clacs
o. oempiaanfs. but also the cheapest. The large
quantity We supply for dollar brings il within tie
teacn o. every body; and in bilious disTicts where
: EVER AND A0uE prevails, every body should
have and use il freely both Coz cure and vsotee.
eon. a great superiority a this remedy over any
3a9 eyer discovered for the speedy and certain
esse g is that II contains no Ounne
q Hs9gaA consequently II produces NO quinim OF
tioa. Tbole cured by il are ieG a Ihe,iihy % Il
shsy had never lid The diseass., ,sa 81 r.ai
Eeyes and,A gue u not slans the aoaasqSeaee q
eAe ntesmatic poison. 4 Groat variety e disoe.
een a!a:e nom ies irTitstiops smeag Which are
Is. $3.50 ns.s.. c. cs:s: 1s'1::ss s:::-
eiteao.. Pai.fsl A6scaos Of a. &plssa, Lrsesv,
Ses. PAW In s6e 8oxeis, CeGe. Psrsly1S ana n
ycagsssent, Of The Seo~sscA, AL of which, When
originating in this cause, put on the insevmittssc
type, o. become periodical. This "CURs" expelc
the poison from the blood. and consequently cures
them all alike. It is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling OF temporarily
reading in the maarious districts, II taken ocea,
iionally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that viii be excTcted from the system, and CANNOT
accumulate in su6cient quantity to rpsa into de.
ease. Hence il u even more valuable for peotec,
ton than cure, and few will svs suffer hom Inteit
ittents y they avail themselves Of The psosscsiop
his remedy affords. -
ere9agsl By Ds.J. q AYn T. o., Isvsu, Mas
Moore 4 Mcclellan, OskaloosA. E. D.
diIlyer. Grasshopper Falls. G. +. Good.
9an. tssysnvorth. and agents il svsry
Town IN tbs. United sistsS. r.I
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@a 90 Dw710ls
DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK.
convEyANcER, I.
.,. 81
! Al ESTATE Al eILcTI ifn
-
- - iniag - DsGses HSsss,

WIN ~ sAxssesE IARsenaks eoxtxcy,ose.
and stead . say hesiness that nourssldsnss nav
wish y Je6ssos Cssasy, and northern Kaa.as,
AL eestsso setsostsd = uycase Uill rscsive
COUNTY SCRIP sissys On hand Tor sale 1t
esnsss sess- "a IT,
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= AYERS
Cempeund Extract Of Sarsaparills,

the most edectual remedy which the medical
skill OF our times can devise for this every.
where prevailing and fatal malady. Il II com.
bined from the most active remcdials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from it. destructive consequences.
Hence il should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofals. but also those othes aztec.
does which arise from il, such - ERrPTivs
and SKIx DissAsEs, ST. AxIsoxy's Fina,
GoeE, or ERvsrrELAs,- PiNrLss. PysfrLss,
BLorcmxs, BLAIss and Boris. TuNoRs. TsrrxR
and SALT RHEux. ScALD HAN. RIxowoRn.
RHHuxAIISN. SysHIllrIc and NsHcuxiAL DIS.
HAsEs. DRorsr, DrsrkPsIA, DExlLrTy. and.
indeed. ALL CoxrLAlxrs AxIslxo vxoM VITA
rED on lxrrkE BLooD. The popular belief
N " is.parify Of tie 6sod" is founded in truth,
(oe ecsofala is drye,s. Of IL blood. The
particular purpose and virtue a this Sassaps.
rilla u 70 purify and Tegencrate this vital auid.
without which sound health i impossible 10
contaminated constitutions.
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Notice y hereby given that the partnership here
tofors existing between z. N. Stewart and Henry
Orabbe and Known a. the nsm doing business under
the name and style Of Stewart & Crabbs, was this
day dissolved By mutual consent. The business Of
he establishment will hereafter be conducted BY
2. n. Stewart at the old stand, who will pay the
debss Of be late hrm. The book accounts OF tho
old Arm have been transferred to Henry Csabbs,
and may be found ut the store Of p. N. Stewart,
where all persons Indebted 10 the late hm arc 70.
quested 70 call aud settle Immediately.
r. NJ STEWART.
HENRY CRABBS.
oskaloosa, Kan, Aug. Cd, 1851. i-3w.