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TIE TRANSCRIPT.
Friday, December ~, 1866,
The Suffrage Bill.


The Suffrage Bill for the District of
Columbia has passed both houses Of
Congress, but it is understood it will
be vetoed by the President. The bill.
IN substance, provides that every male
person, excepting paupers and persons
under guardianship, of the age of
twenty -one years and upward, who
has not been convicted of any infamous
crime, and excepting persons who
aided rebels in the late rebellion, and
who shall have been born or natural
ICED in the United States and resided
III the District one year, and in the
ward or District in which he shall offer
to vote three months next preceding
any election therein, shall be entitled
to the election franchise, and shall be
deemed mn clcctor and entitled to vote
at any election IL the District, without
any distinction on account of color or
race.
Both III the Senate and House an
attempt was made to attach an educa-
tional test, but to 10 purpose, The
argument against it by Senators Sum
ner, Wilson and others was, that it
would retard the education of the
blacks, by making it an object to keep
them from learning to read and write.
Senators Ednunds and Poland voted
against it. In the House, four Ten
nessee members, Maynard, Stokes,
Hawkins, and Arnell 7oted for the bill.
Messrs. Baxter AMI Woodbridge of the
Nerm mt delegation, also voted for the
bill. Mr. Morals vote is not recorded
We give the vote of the Senate;
Yeas MesSrs Anthony, Brown Cat
tell, Chandler CONFESS, Crcsswell, e E.
munds, Fessonden, Fogg, F,ellnghuy-
sen, Grimes, Harris, henderson. How
ard, Howe, Krkwood, Lane, Morrill,.
Morgan, Poland, Pomero,, Ramsay
Ross, sherman, Splaeue, Stewart,
Sumner, Trumbull, Wade, Wiley, vii
llams, W l5on 80
Nays-Meosrs. Buckalew, Cowan,
DAVIS, Dixon, Doohttle. Foster Hen
bricks, Nesnuh, Norton, Patterson,
K'ddle, Salisbury, Van WInkle-l3.
The passage OF the bin viii be very
generally approved, although here and
there VIII be found conservative who
will dlsapprove of 1t. As a cotempo-
rafy well observes; The District of
Columbia being under the immediate
jurisdiction of Congress which j.,
generally supposed to comprise, the
assembled wisdom of the country lit
ought to be a model of good legislation,
and a held for applying the most ad-
fahced republican principles. If inn
partial suffrage can be maintained
anywhere where the blacks prevail III
large numbers, it is there. While if it
iails there, 1t can be easily revoked or
modified The Presidents veto is
looked for with considerable interest
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Personal Rev L w Sheldon, D.
d., re entity Of Montpelier has accept
ed an invitation to take charge Of st
Thomas Fee Episcopal Church in
East Somelvlle. and has already en-
tered upon its duties
Breve Major S i. Woodward, Of
the 18th I 5 lufantry has resigned
his commission and returned home to
take charge of his fathers Woolen
Factory, in Woodstock We are glad
to welcome back "Erskin' to the State.
He made an excellent officer and is
every way qualified for the able dis
charge of the duties Of his present Pc
sition
Adiutant and Inspector General
Wells, has appointed Henry b. Brad
ley, resident at Montpelier, Assistant
Adjutant aud Inspector General Of
this state, With authority to certify ALI
copies, extracts and transcripts OF the
records and files in the Adjutaut Gen
erals office such certificates to have
the same force, effect and validity, as
though the same We're certified by The
Adjutant and Inspector General.
Judge Smalley, Of Burlington, is
now presiding at the United States
Circuit Court at New York.
Mr.. Henry l. Lamb, formerly edit
or Of the Burlington Times, has re-
covered his health and is AGAIN at his
old post as one Of the editors Of the
Utica { \ y. H-rad
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next stated term thereof tho said justice, after
the adjournment OF said court, NAV issue his
execution in due form Of law IN favor ~ the
party for whom Judgment was rendered for the
amount OF such Judgment, with twelve per
cent interest thereon from the time of the rondi-
tion thereof, and such proceedings shall have
the same effect as an affirmation OF the iudQ.
ment to preserve g. y liens and securities which
the plaintiff IN She action appealed from might
have for the collection Of his debts or the la
bility of the officer serving tho original process
on The liability of bail, rccciptors Of property or
other persons, aud an execution within thirty
days after the Adjournment of tho To I'm II
court to which such appeal is taken shall have
the same effect iu law 60 preserve ein or charge
bail, or the officer serving the writ a. though
the same was issued within thirty days after the
rendition uf Judgment.
SIC 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage
Approved No, 10 1866
An act in addition D chapter tvcntv-nue Of the
General statutes of tie Court Of Chancry.
II is herein cpujtei de-
SEC J. The court Ut chanccry shall have
power to authou1. tine reocivors on managers OF
property IN the course Of administration in such
court whcn ho Interests % the parties oi prop
Crty shall Icg al, lt. to borrow money az may he
nccdirl for tlc proper and convenient discharge
If thcir duties at q rate u-t exceeding eight
per cout., an1 au such other terms. conditions
limitations t4d security, as shall 70 the court
setni iiU provided. nothing herein contained
shall Toe construed o. prevent such receivers or
managers rom Borrowing money for temporary
purposes 10 tAc same manner they could do be-
Iofc 'he ps' sage oi th aci
SIC. 2. lA aet shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov 10, 1866
An act 20 amend section twelve Of chapter six
teen of the General Statutes, relating to fire
districts
i is Lcedg eoeici de-
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HAULED Orr The line boats ha's
been hauled off for the season aad
have gone into winter quarters la'
Steamer Montreal will run through %
Whitehall, until prevented by the 70
and from that time until the close "
navigation on the lake, will run u
Ferry between PIattsburgh aud Io''
Henry PlaHsLurgh RepHiIicaa
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GeS% It Is announced that 8 site -
"a new Presidential mansion at Nasr
ugton has been determined upon ].
is to be located about two miles noa..
west Of Washin ton, aud will De sur
rounded by a park, Tie land m ilas
neighhorhood Is valued at about 81.
500 I'm acre, but before any dnal Pc
ton can be taken upon the subject an
appropriation must be had from C9a'
grgsS.
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Bag The trial OF Noble lpssr. A'
Chicago, tor the murder Of u..'s'
Trussell, of Dauvlle Vt, ended A'A.
Gay night in verdict OF guIi'S +,
manslaughter, and She was sen'eurs@
10 one years Imprisonment 49,
District Attorney only claimed a ,@
diet of manslaughfer The iil'l T vi"
generally considered as farce. ~,
prisoner appeared IN court III t oJF
mouam Q, and shed tears plen'lu''''
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Don't PRoposE TO LEAVE
MILAN il determined to 'reln''H
Mexico He has issued a pro''D'
ton announcing that National OO"
Gil of all the parties is to be c0il'''
at an early day.
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The VERMONT DELEGATION iD
Wa ,hington correspondent U vlr.
Burlington Free Press saws tue M.t
mont delegation is scattered u ~ "a
city. Mr. Poland is at No N''I" i !.
street, Capitol Hill; Mr. Edmull''u Mr.
at No 4l9 New York avenue Mr.
Morrill, is at the National ana p y"
Woodbridge at Willalds Nr D. o.s
ter Is at his old boarding house
L street.
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s1- y-RsnfLs ~ Pans Nh, Ba-
Hmn, wife Of Judah p Benjamin b.
rebel Secretary Of State, John
Breckenridge and the family "D.b.
Gwiu, aie in PARIS evidently 20
ilonashng pecuniary circumstances
The FIRST and last named live ID s.f.c
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sas- The Postmaster Gehei" u
made the following changes III 'e'
Post Offices; VI
Walden, Caledonia COUNT i!,,nsd
Cheeyer vice l.. Durham, ie cEsae.o
A bany, Orleans county NJ D. R e
vice A. Hoyey, resigned, Ian n vice
bennington county, 5 f. ohe'''
j. w. Simons, resigned
aas- Gen. Sherman has been 'H'''
TO visit the city Of Mexico
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Congress-.

III uOducCd resolution calling unon
the Secretary of the Treasury for the
names Of the national banks that Ind
not complied with the provisions of
the law requiring them to keep d re-
served fund on hand, Adopted
In the House, on molten of Mr.
Hurlburt, delegation of three from
the Committee on Public Expenditures
was authorized TO proceed to New
York to finish taking testimony in ref
ercnco to the Custom House frauds,
&c.
Mr. Miller introduced a hill for the
appointment of Revenue Assessors and
Collectors throughout the United
States. Referred
Mr. Stevens introduced n bill to es-
tablsh civil government in North
Carolina to enable it to resume its for
mer relations as one of the constituent
States of the American Union. He
stated that he did SO at the request of
several gentlemen from North Carroll
ma Referred to the Committee on
Territories and ordered TO be printed
The House passed resolution to
take recess from rhursdly. Dec. 20.
to Thursday, Jan 3
Resolutions were passed calling on
the President tor all documents a.,
in relation to the New Orleans riots.
aud the reprieyc of Crowford. KEYS
and others, convicted of the murder of
three United States soldiers in South
Cuo.iua
I'm the Senate, Dec. If. Mr. Poland
offered a resolution directing the Sec
retary of the Scuate to pay to the Wild
ow If the late solomon Foot the
amount due tie deceased under the
hct Inc easing the condensation of
Senators aud members
Mr. Poland ,l~o presented 70 rc4olu
ton to pay tie widow of the late jacob
Colluner tine increased amount due the
deceased Both referred
Mr. Sumner oppo,ed the Nn ra.k,
bin as opposed to huuau ria hts
Mr. Wade defended ii.
Mr. Yates urged action for Nebras
ka
In reply to Mr. Sumner. Mr. Wade
remarked that he w,nld feel bound +,
admit the Southern States if tbey
adopted the amendment I'm reasonable
time.
Mr. Sumner said he had made no
such agreement. and wonld vote form
State which made distinction ~
rights on account of color
The question was mt ON taL;uo m,
the bill. and rrsuifed ae tolloos vans
21, NAYS IL. The bin was road Il
declares that Nebraska bayjno asEod
for state Government i 10 h. admit
ted to equal rights
MIR. Brown moved tha+ II bo a,,on1
ed by declaring the act 70 take efrsct
only when all distinctions OF race aud
color were abolished
Mr.. Wade further adyocated II saw
ing that the populafion was S. 53O
with 9.136 votes east
Mr. Sherman said he voted fo,. tho
Constitutional nmend,oont mn ~
distinct understondin., t,at na,. 49,.
to be the terms upon which the south
was to be restored 10 the Union If
the southern States accepted the
amendment this winter. he would fayo1.
their admission aud the people vould
hail the result with ioy. but if thev
rejected these terms. and the issue
were presented whether the south
should rule rs or we should rule the
South, he would be for recognizing its
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SURRArr, jeff Davis, it is said, ex.
presses qualification at the arrest of
sunatt. He says 1t will be very easy
matter to dIsprove the statements that
surratt is expected to make, and he is
anxious to meet and refute them.
A Montreal correspondent says.
u Is known that G. G. Clay and j. G.
DreeAspndge advised surratt to go to
England after the execution of his
mo'har, and that 1t was at a meeting
OF The rebel leaders in that city, al
Whieh Sqrratt was present, that the
assassination Of the President was de-
teimined upon.
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REMOVED. GOV. Bullock, Of Massa-
chnsetts' has removed Adjutant Gen
eral VIM Schouer The ground Of
removal is the letter written by Gen.
Schouler denouncing ihe nomination
Of Gen. Ba'ier He has proved an
able and efficient Adjutant General
and his removal is to be regretted
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New YoRK Central AT meeting
Of the Stockholders Of the New York
Central Rlilroad, held at Albany, on
the l2lh inst, a new b ,ard of Di-
rectors was elected which breaks up,
the people viii rei,ce to know, the
corrupt political ring that has so long
controlled it. Henry Keep, New
York Broker, is President, and Wm,
G. Fargo Of BaG 10, Wee President.
Among the Directors We noace the
name of Gen. II. II Baxter, recently
removed from Rutland to the city Of
New York.
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BsS- Rev. Henry Ward Beechef 5
writing novel Tor the \. \ Ledge
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I,.l = 80" - -IVVal7 ~ 1ldnmfDia ~
II Is hereby e,dcted 4a.
~, hhsn a parry shall appeal from the
luusineh' OF justice IN amy clNil cause sucb
appeal shah not operate 10 ysclto slicl mac.
meni, bat shall Asspoud the Same Gntl t6e
next stated term 0! the court 20 Which snrb an
peal was taken, but il such appeal shall be duly
.n.,ira IA Tue court 70 @hlrh It was taken, then
such judgment shall DO vacated
BIC Hneithor party ehan enter the ap-
= - ~ 100 court 10 winch il was taken, a. tho
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-02-17
PUBLIC SALE
or PERSONAL PROPERTI

or PERSONAL PROPERTY.
'T7IIE undersigned will offer at Public Sale.
4 at his residence, Whitehall, near French
town, on
Uedne<lay, The IL day Of March, 1866,
if fair. if not. the next fair day.( his entire
Farm Stock and Utensils, as follows:
M, 3 good work Horses. three year
sgcSr old Colt, I Mich Cows, - -; -
y ". 3 young lleifers, 6 head ~
OF Young CaIllt. 4 Shoats. Il
FARMING UTENSIl.S:-1 eight-horsc
Power. with Thrsher and Cleaner com
bined; Woods Prize Mower, been in use
but two years l llusscy Reaper, | Van
Winckle Fan. | Wheat Drill, lkuhhn a.
Hancs make l Spring Rake. Roller, !
Corn Shelter, | Ok Cart, two horse Wagon,
Plows. HarrowS, Cullivators, &c.
TERMS OF SALE:-Al sums under SO
cash all over, Il credit Of six months, with
out interest. if paid when due ; if not paid
when due, interest to he charged from day
of sab"
Sale to commence at 10 clock.
". W. HENDERSON.
Feb 8. 1866-5w S. Burns, Auct.
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SALE

THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
l. at his farm, adjoining lands Of Madison
Rowland and others, mile northwest OF
Kids Purchase, on
Thursday, the lst day of March, 1866,
the following properly, viz: Two w
Horses, one aud the other years sg,ssE
old, we'll broken to single and q "
~ double harness; large Brood Mare.
"D | six Mule Team. with new Wagon,
.sExNvery strong Beef Cow, Bulls.
of extra stock: head of Sheep, superior
stock
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC-
3 Wagons, in good order; | pair of hind
Wagon Wheels, Ok Cart, Wheat Drill,
| Fan, Corn Shelter, Ihrashing Machine
in good running order. l Thrasher and
Shaker. light Spring Wagon. 2 Carriages.
Slcighs. double set Of Carriage Harness.
sets of Single do, and great quantity Of
Pillow and Wagon Harness.
HousehoH Goods.--l Mantle Clock,
Bench Table, Cook Stove, , farlor Stoves,
Chairs &c.
GsF. Sale to commence at l2 o'clock NJ,
when Terms will be made known by
THEODORE l.. MARSHALL.
Feb 10. 1856. s. Burns, Auct
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TUlS is give notice. that the subscriber Of rccil
crumty hath obtained from the Orphans C. ult Of said
culuy, letters Ic,mrntarv tn" personal estate Of
BEN Il Ckhr1S,
lar # said county deceased All persons hgyin. rlim.
against said deceased hereby warned To- exhibit the
>hmr with the vouchers thereof IIly authenticated.
on or hcric the :;nh day of January, lsG7:
they may rhri wise by law, h excluded from all hrnpf.
If said All prIs indcht" said l'r
ieqrrstr Ia make immediate payment 10 the suhs,'ri-
h", Given under my hand this 10Th dav If r"h"luv.
1St6 GEORGE RICKETTS,.
Executor Of Ben Ricketts,. deceased
Tcet-CHLRLLY b. CuILEr, Register
Feb | o. tsGC--Gw
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Notice to Creditors.

TllS is to give notice. that the Subscribers, Of Cecil
county. htv" obtained from IL" Orphans Court of
SAID county. letters of Administration on the personal
estate of
DANIEL CLENDENIN,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the SAID d ceased are hereby warned
to exhibit Tie sane, with the vouchers thereof daily
authenticated,
ON II before the 2Gth day Of December. 1StG:
they may otherwise, hv law, hc excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make imme late payment to
the subscribers. Given under hands this 18th
day OF january 1876.
MARY ELLIS CLENDENIN,
JANE ANNA tLENDENlN,
ExnclltriX of Daniel Ciendenin, decd.
Or to their attorney il fact,
REBECCA CLENDENIN.
Tcst-CH.rKLEY b. CUTLER, Register
Jan 10. lSjd-Gw
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TAKE notice.!

FARMERS and DEALERS in FERTILIZERS will
please take notice That we have adopted the fol- ow-
ing Trade Mark to protect ourselves and prey ant
from hcI1g deceived when purchasing manures
We have been obliged to give this protection 10 our
customers in consequence of several parties having
unlawfully used our distinctive name, viz: Raw
Bone, IN offering their article to the public This
Trade Mark is adopted in addition to the title Raw
Bone which is our exclusive property. and we eau
tion all manufacturers from using it in future We
would state to the trade and consumers, that they will
find it to their interest to that the Trade Mark
is upon every bag and barrel they purchase none
olhcr is genuine. BAUGu SONS.
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The WalStOn Store Property,
AND CONTRASTING
One Acre Of Land, more or less.

The improvements consist Of g-
FRAME STORE HOUSE AND<I...t.TNA'aNf
DWELLING HOUSE under the na.ny,
same roof nearly new, two stories lsesss
nigh, and of the following dimensions :-3s
feet front by 80 feet deep. with Back Build,
ing attached. 20 feet by II feet. There are
in the Dwelling House. including the Back
Building. eight rooms four on each floor
The Store Room is l6 feet front. with a depth
of 80 feet, and has room over it for pur-
poses connected with the store. There are
also on the premises Stable. Carriage.
house and Meat,house.
This property lies on the Post Road from
Elkton to Warwick, very near its in,crsec
ton with the road from MiddIetown to Bo.
hernia Mills. The nearest towns are War
wick. distant three miles, and MiddIetown.
ton the Delaware Railroad distant four
miles. Lying in "a wealthy ard thriving
ncighborhood. and remote from large towns
this property is one of the best stands in the
county for first class Country Store
Possession will be given on the 18th of
Mare h. 1866.
TERMS OF SAI.E.-The Terms of Sale.
as prescribed by the Decree. are: $500 to
he paid in cash on the day of sale. and the
remainder in two equal instruments in eight
and sixteen months from the day of sale. -
The credit payments to bear interest from
| the day Of sale, and the payment thereof to
be secured by the Bonds or Notes of the
purchaser, with a surety or suretes to- be
approved by the Trustees or the whole
purchase money to be paid in cash on the
day Of sale, or the ratification thereof, if the
purchaser prefers so to pay.
JAMES b. GROOME,
JOHN A. j. CkESWELL,
Trn.taa,
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Notice to Creditors.

TlIS is to give notice. that the subscriber. Of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of 81 i,
county letters Tcsauruary on the personal estate of
MARY t. !fRDUE.
late OF stil county, deceased All persons having elaine
against said deceased hereby warned To exhibit the
same. with the watchers thereof duly authenticated,
On or before the 9TH day Of February, 1856
they may otherwise 10y la" be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. All persons indebted to sad estate az
requested to make immediate payment to the sul'Srrj
her Given anler my hand thiS 10th day of February
1876. DAVID PALMER,
Executor If Mary T.. Prrdnr. deceased.
Tcst--CHtLKLEY Il. CuILER G,ser
Feb 10, lSGu-Uw
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Notice to Creditors,

THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
said county, letters Of Administration on the personal
estate of
JOHN G. GILLESPIE.
late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
authenticated,
On or before 9th day Of lantiary, 1867
they may otherwise. by law, be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate All persons indebted to said
estat" are requested to make immediate payment TO
the subscriber. Given under my hand this 18th day
of JANUARY. lStR DAVID A. GILLESPIE,
Administrator of John G.. Gillespie decd.
Tcst--CnALKLEY b, CUTLER Register.
Jan Is. lS.G--tw
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Notice to Creditors.

rTIIlS is to give un'ic that the subscriber If C"c
c,nty bath lttin"l from the Orphans Court Of said
couty letters ot Administration the personal est t,
Of HANNAH NJ LiTrLE.
Ia If said county deceased ,l persons having claims
against said dccri.cd are hereby armed to exhibit the
saHc with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated.
On or pcfrr the .!2nd day of Jtun,ry. 1857;
they may otherwise by law, he excluded from all benefit
If aid estate. All person, indebted t. Sid estate are
Requested! To make immediate payment To the sulsrr
h.i Given undc. my hand this 10th dav If February
lsG6. ABNER KIRK.
Administrator of HANNAH NJ Lytte. deceased.
1c,t-tH,LRLLY s. Gull R, Register.
Feb 10, lSGt--Gw
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The Mason s. Mamlin Cabinet

Organs, for different styles, adapted to sacred
and secular music, for $50 to 5000 each.-
FIFTY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS,
or other first premiums awarded them Illus
trated catalogues free. Address MASON q
HAML1N. Boston, or MASON BROTHERS,
NEW-YURk. sept ., lS61--Iy
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NOTICE..

In accordance with provision of said
Decree, notice is hereby given to all cred-
tors of the said John Walston, deceased, to
file their claims, with the vouchers thereof,
against the estate of the said John Walston,
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, on or before the Sth day of July,
next: as otherwise, they may by law be
excluded from all participation in the fund
arising from the sale of said real estate.
JAMES B. GROOME.
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL.
Feb 10. lS66--ts Trustees.
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MILLER'S NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to the undersigned
IA are hereby notified to settle their
accounts by the oath of February instant ;
otherwise they will he placed in the hands
of an officer for collection.
Feb 10, ls6e-3wA JOS. Fl. SMITH.
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Errors Of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects Of
youthful ndscreton, will, for the sake of suffering
HUMANITY send free all who need it, the recipe an,
directions for making the simple remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adj
vertser's experience, can do 50 by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Jan g. ls66-1y No. 10 Chambers ST., Newly rk
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Special Partnership Notice.

THO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
L David H. Cowan, Esq, of Louisville,
Ky, as Trustee of Mrs. Mary 7. Duncnre,
has this day become Special Partner in
our firm, and has paid in CASH Five Thous.
and Dollars. BUDD a. SHARP,
Peninsular Machine Works,
January %, 1856 Middletown, Del