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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-01-05

\ SCRAP OF lII>ToRY-'rhrrc have
been ten specific attempts to DEFY the au-
thori'y Of IL" federal government since its
formation:
The frat was in 1852, and was CON
spiracy of some of the officers of the frdcr-
al army to consolidate the thirteen states
into one, and confer he supreme power on
Washington.
The second was in 1851, called "Shay's
insurrcrtion, in Massachusetts.
The third was in l19L popularity called
'the whiskry Instruction OF Pcnuaylya-
MIA"
The fourth instance was in lSIi, by the
Hartford convention fcdcraliSts.
The fifth, on which occasion the differ
cnt sections Of the | mon came into COLI
sion, was in 1870, under the Adminstra-
ton of President Monroc, and occurred on
the question Of the admission Of Mis-. ouri,
into The Union.
TIE sixth was a collision between the
legislature of Georgia and the federal gov
crnmcnt, in regard to certain land given by
lhr latter to the Creek Indians
Tie seventh was in 1880 with the Cher
okces in Georgia.
The eighth was the memorable nUllify-
ing ordinance of South Carolina in 1892
Thn ninth was in 1912, and occurred in
Rhode Island LrtNccn the suffrage asso.
ciation' and the state authorities.
The tenth was in 1885, on the part OF
the Momous, who resisted the federal au,
thority.
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~ Attention is requested to the notice
Of Col. :: W. IIrnarie, to befonnd in an
other column. The Col. says it il impss-
sible for a merchant to buy groceries fore
cash and sell Them on credit. lie will
always keep on hand large supply Of
groceries which he will sell mt small
profit. for carh.
He has the most polite set Of Clerks In
the universe
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REMovAL.----Our friend X. G.. IIcthcr-
wick has removed his store frolnc the cor
ner above the Court House square, to tho
new corner brick building lately erected
by G. w. Barrett, Esq, on the corner
above the Jewel Coffee House. Bob will
be "all fixed upby Monday and will be-
ready to serve his friends aud customers
as usual. lis stock of goods is large and
of every variety. We wish him success.
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The brig Ioccoa aud bark Mary j.
Kimball have been captured by the [. 5.
steamer Mohawk, Oh suspicion of being
about to engage in the slave trade. few
mile. outside the Mo,c Castle,
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CITY Trcnsurer's Report.

Corporation Of Alexandra, in account with
]. Thomas Jewrtt, Treasurer.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Proceedings III the Senate.

WtsHINGToN, Jan, In the Senate
yesterday Mr.. Douglas said hcwould post
ponr his remarks until to-day (Wcducs-
dav.)
Tremendous applause attended rhe con-
clusion 81 Mr. Bcnjmnin's speech, rsprc-
Tally from the galleries, when, on motion
ct Mr. Mason, the galleries were cleared
and Tic Srnatn adionmrd I'LL to-day.
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President South Carolina Convention"

Doc,ors,-ln oldcn times, what rever
ence was associated with the name of doc
tor 4 doctor was n man who by educa-
ton and practice acquired a reputation
which made him an object Of universal re-
spect. He had about him retiring mod
esty, digni6ed air--a Solon-like aspect
and demcanor. When he visited the dom
iciles of our fathers, how suddenly was the
nnbridled liberty ofjuvenile speeches hush
ed into silence How the donestics and
girls of sixteen woul,l stare What peep
ing and squirting all about the house TO
Sec the Doctor But times have changed.
Now the name Of "Doctor" is as common
as that of Colonel, or Captain, or Major.
The cognomen is no longer indicative Of
profound scientific learning, or elaborate
study of the human system. When gen
tleman is introduced to you as DIR. Sc-and-
so, it is impossible.to tell whether he Is a
farrier, pill, rnder, a druggist. magician
a dealer in magnetic rings, physiologist
or a phrcnologist. Time and change have
completely robbed society of It's staid, dig
nfed and old-fashioned doctor"
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BARKER

TTc .SouM Car0i,na CORrcRt,0n 10 Nc
CITY Of Ncic Oncaos.-i'h' f lowing lish-
Is important dispatch from the President
of the South Carolina Convention was fur
ni,hed the Dclta for publication by Mayor
Monroe, to whom ii was addressed
CHARLESTON, Jan. !, 1861.
T1Hc I'm. .JohN r. UoRr"e JIayor NJ
Ncw OrIrdRs:
The Convention of South Carolina has
directed me 10 send YOU the following tele-
gram, just received from our Commission
rrs at Washington
Holt has been appointed Secretary Of
War, He is for coercion, aud war we be-
lieyc, is incvitf bic. We believe reinforce
mcnts are on the way. We shall prevent
their entrance into the harbor at every
hazard.
ID. +. JAMisoN.
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Proceedings in the House.

Proceedings in the House.
WARRINGTON, Jan. In the House,
Mr.. Bingham's hill, further providing for
tn collection Of duties upon imports, was
referred to Ia, proper committee.
\ communication was received from
the Secretary of War, asking an invrsti-
CATION ofa,l his official acts, which was
referred +, select committee or the ah-
>:racli y Of h indian Thus. Bonds.
Also, = ma-":i@l from The prorlr ct
Utah, asking the admission of that Terri
tory as Il State, which was referred 10 the
Committee on Territories.
Mr.. Stevens introduced n resolution ask
ing the President tor all information in his
possession relative 10 the Charleston forts,
which was laid over
Mr.. Pryor, OF Virginia, offered rrsolu-
ton to the effect that any attempt to pres
crve the Union by force was altogether
impracticablr,,and destructive Of American
liberty. After a sharp and animated dis
cussion, the resolution was tabled by a
vote # 9N 10 jJ.
Mr.. lIamlin offered a resolution, denying
the constitutional rightofa State to scccde,
which Mr.. Hill moved to lay upon the Ia
bic: ne@ativcd by vote of u against IS,
when the House adjourned until to-day.
Lincoln's Cabinet
HARRIsBURG, PA, Jan. IA telegram
received here to-day, from official quarters
SAYS that Mr. Cameron has been appoin-
ted Secretary o; State under Mr. Lin
coin.
SOUTHERN MEMBERS SUSPI-
ClOCS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.----SOuthcn mem
bers have discovered something suspicious
about III" proposition Of Henry w. Davis,
of Maryland, and il is feared now, that its
passage Is extremely doubtful.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATUR RE.
II,y.t-.f-or. l., > po-,l,tt;or.. ,t-ar,,
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Latest from Washington.
The Federal Government and South
Carolina.

WASHINGTON. Dec 3l.---The President
has prepared and will send in TO Congress
on Wednesday, a special message in ref
crcncc to late events in South Carolina.
II is also believed that adecided policy
in reference to the maintenance of the forts
Mt Charleston has been adopted by the
War department, where Gen. Scott has
the last few dave been in council.
The L. s. revenue cutter Harriet Lane
left New York this morning for Charleston
with sealed orders.
II is believed here that Secretary
Thompson of the Department of the Inte-
rior, and Secretary Thomas, of the Treas
urv, will certainly both resign.
The Cabinet have decided that it is inn
pos.iLlc 10 restore the military status,
with reference to the Charleston forts.
Mcssrs. Floyd, Thompson and Thomas
say that the constitution guarantees the
right of secession.
IN the House committee Of thirty three
Mr. Taylor, of Louisiana, said he was sat
isicd nothing could be effected, but he
should IN bis place, TO JONI in the mi
n,rity report.
On motion nf Mr. Adams, of Massachu-
sets, the enabling bill for the admission Of
New Mexico was ordered to be prepared
by vote Of II to 10.
President buchanan has accepted See
rotary Floyd's resignation.
TRoy, Dec. - In letter published
=. al. a, I,,. 4 al "A
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, The report of the City Treasurer, will
De found in to-days paper. The City ism
very prosperous condition, as far as funds
re concerned, and we believe in every
iher way, except money Is d-h scarce
'uoug orr citizens, bet 50 lofr "a bet
90 tavs.
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A LETTER FROM JACoB BARKER, Esq
The following letter, says the NO.
"picayune," written by our venerable fell
low-citizcn, Jacob Barker, Esq i'll reply
to correspondent in New York, relative to
his presiding at "A meeting in this city in
favor of State Cooperation, has been hand
ed us for publication
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re- The Carrier of the CORa'tW';ora'
axes this OCCASION TO return his sincere
hanks TO those friends who greeted him
% warmly and favorably on New Years
lay. and for their kind favors. Hoping
hat he may have the pleasure Of meeting
hem on many such happy occasions, and
hat they on the return of rach New Years
lay, like HIM, may always find jewel.
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Dcar Sir am in receipt of your let
ter of the 10Th inst, and hastca to inform
YOU that YOU were mistaken in the object
of the meeting OF which was chairman.
The public seemed TO he running wild
for separate secession. The oljrct Of the
meeting was to induce conference with
all, or minority, Of the slave States before
secession was resolved on.
To have an effect, it il necessary to ac-
quirscc in the general opinion, which is
certainly that the North, by its personal
liberty laws and its opposition to the de
cision Of the Supreme Court in the bred
Scott case, have done the South great in
Justice; and if we cannot get redress and
protection from further wrongs, those com
posing the meeting advocate the formation
o. separate confcdcracy, in case a MAORI
" the slave States viii join us therein,
and not otherwise.
We intend to retain Washington and the
'Siar Spanglrd Banner" and 30 drive cut
of the Mon I'LL the States that will not
fairly and promptly conform to the require
mriits Of the constitution. Separate seces-
sion would be- Ike sending a ship to sea
without rIdder. compass ct pilot.
Respectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
J ACOB BARKER
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How THE ArrorNTMENT or MrMGEEs
OF Cu\GRrSs l. MluE When the CEN
sus of the nitrd States is fully c,mrl"t-
ed. (savs the Washington States it is the
duty of the secretary Of the Interior to di-
vide the whole number Of free persons
with thrcr-iilhs of the ol.vr by two hun
drd and iairiy-ihrrr, the present number
IF mruLriS, "ll The ;hr prolUct shall be
III ratio # one member. The >,crytary
II the interior shall thea proceed Ia the
same manncrto ascertain the representa-
tive population oirach state by the ratio
already determined by him rs above shown
and the result Of lllis last division shall be
the nrunbcg of representatives appointed to
each state.
The loss in the number of mcmhrr-
caused hv the fractions rrmainia" in the
several states shall BE- compensated for by
assigning to 50 many states having the
largest fractions, and an additional member
each for the fraction, rs may be necessary,
to make thr number Of representatives
two hundred and thirty-tl~r.
TIE present ratio of representation is
something over $4,000. A. near as can
be asccrtaincd. the total population of the
states and territories, by til" census of lSG0
is 81, 600, O00-,hcrrior the ratio for the
next ten years will he about l:;3 900.
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OFFICIAL FNGEWEII. or GEN. CiSS.-
On "Wednesday, Tia" l"lh, Judge Black
entered upon his duties ~ secretary Of
state Gem Cas- introduced his successor
to cach of the clc:ks Of the department,
and then briefly addressed them:
"prrmi, mr gentleman" Iic said, "to re-
turu my ihank~ 10 I'll % YOU for y"ur good
conduct and the able manner in which Won
have discharged your duties FIR the whole
period in Whirh ! have been associated
with You in this department, and to cx-
press my conviction that when my friend
and successor, To- whom have Just pre-
scented rctrcs from office, he will have
equal cause to hr satisfied with. And now
permit mc 10 take each Of you by the hand
and wish YOU MI prosperity hereafter"
The scene is represented as quite affect
ing.
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Jan ]. By amt in Trcsr's hanss, S2,06 o.
l. THOMAS JEwETT. Treasure,
ALEXANDRIA, LA, Jan. LIST, Is6t.
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VOLUNTEERS nv READINESS.
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WAR ABOUT TO COMMENCE.
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FLOWS, STOVES, &C.

rENNE undersigned having~A
Il bought the Foundry Of \Sx1s2$-zz1e
Mr.. Jacob lieckendorn, and Sssssz.s
removed to the rear OF his Tin and Stove
Store, with the right to Manufacture his
celebrated ECONOMICAL PLOW, is now
prepared TO furnish Farmers with them ready
Inate IN the best manner by experie d
Norkmrn. and OF the very best material.
| would also say that have secured the
services OF MIR. Heckend urn, under whose
supervision the Flows are all made. Farmers
may. therefore, rely upon them being perfect
III all their parts.
l have also large stock of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES, together with full sup
ply Of TlNW ARE, Shovels, Forks, Rakes,
Iiuyns, &c. all Of which will be sold at u
very low p,ice to suit the hard times.
~ Castings for almo st all the plows in
general Use. Stoves Repaired. Odd Plates
nude to suit.
Call and see our new establishment, at the
~ Stove House, corner Of Main and Bridge
streets, where you can get almost anything
!Gu want.
GY-Rooang and Spouting, &c. attended
to as usual. JOS. z. CANTWELL.
Elkton, Feb %, 1861.
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Quarterly Rates of Postage,

when paid Quarterly or Yearly. in Advance,
on Newspapers and Periodicals, to actual
Subscribers.
W'ehIy Newspapers within the county where
printed ana published, free. Newspapeys and
Periodicals, not exceeding u OF. circulated
in the State where published, daily, 22s cents;
six times week. 49, tri-weckly, 90; semi
weekly, G5; weekly, 81; semi monthly, IL ::
monthly, {. oz. and under, to any part of
the U. S. daily, 455 cents; six times a week
%; tri,weekly, lOa; semi-weekly. 10 !;
weekly, 81 semi monthly, 81 monthly, IA. .
EoohS repaid, net over lbs. cent per
OF in the United States, unden 5000 miles ;
Z clH. over $500, pre- l'tyinen mt required. All
f'''h tons over the OF. counted an addi-
no III OF.
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EH.KTON
MARBLE WORKS.

TIVE subscriber has opened Il MARBLE
Il. YARD in ELKTON, and will keep on
hand, and prepare to order, all kinds Of
work, such as:
Monuments, Head and Foot Stones,
Combs, Nantes, Table and Bureau
Tops, Door Stills, Window Siiis,
STEPS, &e., &c.
Cy-Cemetery Lots enclosed, and all kinds
OF IRON WORK done at the shortest notice
GyTomb Stones cleaned and re- lettered,
ltaEan and American Marble constantly
OF hand. All to to be sold at tho lowest
possible Prices. EDWARD CARR.
Eikton, apr :. 1so9.-tf. Proprietor.
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HARNESS! HARNESS I!

HNHE undersigned, nearly opposite the
Il Court House in Elkton, respectfully
lqr- informs the public that he Keeps
Ci*$ constantly on hand, or is pre-
:: n,s VII pared on the shortest notice to
sSW furnish, HARNESS of all kinds
SADDLES at various prices to
suit everybody; Carriage, Wa
gon and Riding BRlDLES; large assert
Ment Of WHIPS at all prices COLLARS Of
best make; Chanos Skins; Garry Combs !;
Spongcsj Brushes; Name Combs; Spurs HUI
Ter Chains for cattle and horses Whip Sockets !;
Girths, Surcing giles, and in short every article
usually found in u we'll regulated Harness
Establishment.
G2"Plow Chains, with on ends White
Saddlers SILK; Patent carriage Grease ;
Pa:ent Fastening IIamcs.
JOHN PERKINS, JR.
Oct 70, 1860.
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20 Carriage Manufacturers,

j'HE subscribers have constantly on hand
4 large assortment Of superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting Of Feiloes, Shafts, Bows,
Tongues. Spokcs, &c. Also, large guam.
tity Of Seasoned AXles, and Plank of differ
ent thicknesses, all Of which they will dis
pose VI at reasonable prices.
SCOTT l. ADDISON,
Jan 80, lS59-tf SCOTS Mills.
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II. NEWELL'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
No. 72l Arch Street,

PHILADELPHIA.
One ofthe largest and most complete galleries in
the United States, where the best Pictures.
known to the Photographic art, are taken
at prices no higher than are paid for
miserable Carcatures.
TUE Proprietor. practical Photographer,
L attends personally, every sitting-and allows
no picture to leave the Gallery unless it gives
perfect satisfaction.
DaguerreotyPes and Ambrotypes, VI absent or
deceased friends, photographed to any required
size. or taken on Canvass, life size. and painted
in Oil by the best Artists
At this Gallery pictures can be taken in my
weather-as perfect in cloudy days as when the
sun shines.
Persons visiting the city are respectfully invited
to examine our specimens which for price and
quality defy competition.
tS-lnStructions given in the art OF Photography.
K. NEWELL,
GALLERY or Arr,
ia Arch Street, PhiladeIphis.
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PATENT Wagon or Carriage Greass, said
l. to be the hest article ever invented lasts
longer and will not gum. For sale by ~
JOHN PERKINS, LR.,
Nov 10, 1860 Opposite Court House.
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FERTILIZERS. -Baugh's Raw Bone Fer.
l. tilizer; Boetk'S concentrated do. Fer
- D SCOTT 4 BRO,
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CARPET CHAIN, CARPET CHAIN,-Jnst
~ received lot of New and Clean Carpet Chniu
which is offered for sale very cheap. For sale by
r. F MAY,
Feb 10. 1861. in the " Hollow :"
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(,IIEAP BOOTS AND SMOES.-Men's Water.
- Proof Boots Mems Peggel Boots; Mems
Sewed Boots; Boys Boots and all sorts Of Boots
and Shoes. very cheap, ut
Nov 5. 1850 L. BROWN IRIS
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Mesl)anisal.
GARAGE MANDATORY.
oMEl
ta--
JOHN y. REAEnOy.

L l. X T . n NJ D.,
pETCRNS his thanks to the citizens OF
4 4 Cecil county for their very liberal
patronage, and respectfully informs them
saat he IL still prepared to
Make all kinds of Carriages to Order,
Hnd suAl.ntc~sto give satisfaction all who
may favor him with their work. An eX-
perionce of ten yeals enables him to say that
his carriages will compare favorabiy with
iaose Of any Other manufacturer, in finish
and durability. He s3licits the Gust ON of
tho people Of the county, generally.
USS~ Second hand carriages taken in ex-
change for new, at fair prices.
A uamber of second hand carriages on
hand and for sale low. Jan l, '69--y.
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DONE DUST.-Pure Bone Dust, ground
- tine and supertine, for sale by
April &. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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To- y U e. 9.
Disbursement over 5000 miles, 8 912 Is
over 5000 miles. ~ 20 30, 40 so
To and from British N A. Prov |
DlstanCe-nst over 1000 miles. 10 20 so 40 so
6: over 5000 miles, Is! 80 As so IS
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: Having occasion for portrait, procured one
from Mr. Robert Newell Of the city Of Philade-
phia, miniature in Oil Coors UNDER THE NEW
PROCESS DISCOVERED ny HIN, and take great.
pleasure in expressing tho satisfaction given me-
not only by the accuracy of the likeness but its
artistic finish in all respects and recommend hin,
to the patronage Of those disposed to encourage
the beautiful art JAMES PAGE.
Jan 10, lS6l.--ly
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GAIT by the sack Rock Salt; Turks
~ Island. For sale. d. SCOTT 4 BRO.
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CONCENTRATIONS:

CONCENTRATIONS:
From Hon. LEWIS d. CANrBELL. NJ. c., Ohio.
My family and friends all concur in the opinion
that tho (NewelD Picture is more lifc-liks than
any thing they ever saw. My Likeness has been
repeatedly taken by different Artists in various
so true to nature, all the features and expressions
of couutcnanee us this.
From Hon. L. JOY Morris, late Minister to Italy.
The exquisite finish beauty and softness of your
portraits conjoned with their durability of color
and fathfuness as likenesses. cannot fail to com.
mend them to the attention and patronage OF all
who appreciate true art
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DHOSPHATIC FEKTILIZER.--Task x
Clari's Fertilizer, containing all the in
gradients necessary to fertility. For sale by
April 6. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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A GRICULTURAL ENTS -
n Germ Shelters, Straw Cutters, Grain Fans
Flows For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE
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TAR by the Barrel, or in smaller quantities. -
For sacb by d. SCOTT l. BRO.
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MACkEREL in Barrels. and Half Barrels new
IS1 caught in August, 1860 For sale by
sept 10, 1850. r. 4. MAY.
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EVANS & WATSON'S
Philadelphia Manufactured
SALAMAuDDR ShFE$.

SALISBURY. ND, August %, 1860
MEssRs. Evans 4 WATSON Zen ilemen.
The No. 3 snlamandsr Safe which we purchased
of you Sept ~, 1859, passed through the Gre
which nearly destroyed Salisbury. tho 10th Of
August, 1860. and on opening ths Safe after thu
fire, the books. papers and yuluables contained
within were safely preserved.
Eve will call in few days and purchase
another ofyour Ssfes. Very respcc, fully. yours,
RIDER i TOADEINE.
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Boarding and Nursing


VIII betrom Three TO Iwelre Dollars per Week
including Medical attendance or not, as may be
agreed upon.
DIR, J. A. BROWN,
PROPRIETOR, WILMINGTON.
We. the Subscribers Physicians in the City oil
Wilmington. Del, believe that tho Proprietor OF
the Living Home and Home for the Insane will
cndeayor to make them useful and popular insti
tutlons, anu that we will attend on persons wht
visit them, at the customary city charges
H. +. Askew NJ. D., Geo " Clayton, NJ D.,
L. p. Bush NJ. d.. James +. Wilson, NJ D.,
II. X. Porter, NJ. d., W. X. Bullock, VI. D..
X. T.. johnson, NJ. D. A. II. Grinlsiaw, VI. D.,
Wm. H. White, NJ. d., Geo. Pepper Norris. NJ. d.
Geo Nichard Baker, NJ. d, Edward Ncazcy, NJ. D.,
.9iopat!ic.
+. Harlan, NJ. D..
Vim. ". Thomas NJ. D., Homeophathic
A. Nesendank, NJ. D.,
d. Simms, NJ. D., p,.
j. II. Simms VI. D.. H'i'e'ie.
j. ID. Craig, NJ. D.. Hydropathic.
Feb l6, 1SGl-3m
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AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Black and Mourning Goods.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Cloths Cassimercs, Sanets. Nestinrs. Blankets Mar
settles, and other White Quilts, Comforts Bed Stockings
&c. Boys Wear in great variety.
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NEAT AND BONE COMpOST.-A rich
INl and cheap Manure for Corn. Potatoes
&c. For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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Clearing New Ground,
letter POstage-Prepaid.

Single Letter In Manuscript. = y 9 ); 8
&c, &c
-e - - q e'
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DLOWS.-Brown's plows, and other Agricul.
L tiiral Implements. For sale by
March 8, 1861. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-06-01

lME and PLASTER Chester Valley
- Lime supplied by the car load, for Agri-
cultural or building purposes; and Plaster
always on hand. For sale by
Feb IL JeuN PARTRIDGE.