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FOEs SALE.
I will sell at Private Sale a
FARM OF 800 ACRES,

FARM OF 800 ACRES,
OF Bohemia Manor in Cecil county. The
soil is of excellent quality. Persons de :
sirous OF purchasing, are referred TO Ben
+. Sluy,er, or Lambert w. Biddle, nea |
the premises on Bohemia Manor, an d
who is authorized to sell the same, or
apply to the subscriber at EIkton.
G.. w. OLDHAM
The soil Of Bohemia Manor is Of the
very best quality No land is more east
" placed in the most fertile condition,
and when fully improved, none can pro-
duce better crops--Ed. Cecil Whig.[
April 2Sth 40.
,*rhe Examiner, West Chester: and
Delaware Republican, will copy 3 weeks
and send bills to this office.
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lie hRru ST. liTltp'A.
1000 T r. j. Hynn nlINns,

No. IL North Sixth Street, Philadelp hia.
Fenitian Blind and Window Shade Man
niacturer.
awarded the first and highest Medals at the
New York. Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhib,-
tons, for the superiority of his Blinds, with con-
firmcd confidence in his manufacture asks the
attention of purchasers to lils assortment of2000
Blinds of narrow and wide Stats, with fancy and
PLAIN Trimmings, ofncw styles and cours. Also
II large and general assortment of Transparent
Window Shades, all OF which he will sell at the
owest Cash prices.
Old Blinds painted and trimmed to look equal
to new.
Dealers Supplied on liberal terms.
The citizens Of Cecil county are respectfully in
vited TO call before buying clsew here-confden
Of pleasing all.
OPEN IN THE EVENINGS.
Mar IL. 'lQ--3m
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This is to Owe Notice; That the

subscriber of Cecil county HAHN obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, lei
tiers OF Administration on the personal estate
OF Thomas Ruller, late of said county.
decd, All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhib'
it the same with the vouchers thereof, dull
authenticated, on or before the 9th day of
March, 1850. they may otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted TO said estate are re
Cuestcd 10 make immediate payment to the
subscriber. Given under my hand this l4lh
day Of April lsl9
ANN RUTTER, Adm'lrx.
( April Ii '4o-6w'
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BOnnrts! BOnnels |!

T. 2. LOTHROP, No 80 South Second
St. upper side, mex. door to Shnrpless & Sons,
PHILADELPHIA.
Respectfully invites the attention of the La
dies of Elkton, and its vicinity, to his very select
assortment of Spring s Summer
Straw ISOunets and Hats,
at extremely low prices. Merchants and deal
ers supplied. Altering, Bleaching and Pressing,
done in superior manner, and at short notice.
T. z. LOTIlROP,
next door to Townsend, Sharrless s Sons, No
90 Sontb ! ,.,li A.. b,Il 3l-3m
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Silks (Blk. and Fnncy,) French Merinocs Par
amcttas Sole D'Almoni, Lustres Alpacas, Cash
meros, Nj DeLanes. SC. together with largo
and handsome OF of Prints from to IL l-2 cts.
per yds.
Shawls. Embroidered Thibct, Tcrker, Cha
mellon Cloth Oblong Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, Fknncls from l2 cts to higher
prices Brown and White muslin from TO IA cts
per yd, 5 and 10 quarter Sheetns bro. white and
cold. Canton, Striped Shifting, Tickings, llois-
cry, Gloves, Laccs, Ehgngs, a variety of Trim
ing Goods, sc. together with variety of other
articles all of which will be sold OH accommodate
ing terms
Thankful for past patronage he respectfully
invites the attention of all believing from his ex-
perience in the Dry Good Business that he can
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than most per
SONS and equally as cheap as they can DO obtain
I'd anywhere Please call and examine before
purchasing.
N. b. country produce takon in exchange for
Goods.
One Door above the Court House, w. T.
Elkton, Oct %, AS.
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WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,

201 Main street, Bul'alo, n.
d.. G. c. vaughn's Vegetable Lthontripsic
Mixture, celebrated medicine which has made
GREAT CURES IN ALL DISEASES,
now introduced. nto this section. The limits
of an advertisement will not permit an ext ended
notice of this remedy; we have only to say it ha
for its Agents in the United States and Canadass
a large number of educated
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
IN hiph professional standing, who make a gencr-
nj use Of it in their practice in the folow ny dis
eases: Dropsy, Gravel, and diseases Of the Geo
ary organs; Piles and all diseases of tn Nur
arrangements of the Liver, &C., and all genr
diseases of the SYSTEM 1t is particularly
oucsted that all who contemplate the use of tho
article. or who desire information respect ing it
will obtain pamphlet Of 80 pages, which .4gent
whose names are below will gladly give away
this books treats upLn the method OF cure-eX
plains the pro rerties Of the article, and the az
eases it has been used for over this country tnd
Europe for four years with such perfect effect.
eua 6 pages of testimony from the highest.
verrters " i'll be found, with names, places ant
Dotcs which cah be written to by any me IN
racsted, and The parties will answer post PAID
communications.
| SIX for the pamphlet, as no other supam
Inlet has ever been seen. The evidence of
now er Of this medicine over all diseases is GU
cante ed by persons of well known standing inc
! rety.
Pu, IN in so OF. and l2 or. bottles. Price S2
80 OF !; 81 l2 o.; the larger being the cheaper
&c. C. v-UGHN"
written on the directions, SC. See pamphlet
page %. Prepared by DIR. G. C. VAUGHN,
and sold at Principal Office GOT Main Street
Buffalo, N. Y. Offices devoted to sale of this
ertclo exclusively, 1872 Nassau, New-Yark, and
corner of Essex and Washington, Salem, Mass.
and by all Druggists throughout this country
and Canada Agents.
GENTS!-.Dr. J. Wallace, Elkton; r. l..
Thomas, Nor.l, East Andrew Kidd, Port Depos-
IT.; John s. Evcrst Co., Rowlanhsville.
jan. ED lS4S--ly
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A E1sXEID FACT.

1T IS UNIVERSALLY CONCEDED that
Stanton's External Remedy,
HUNTS LINZ NJ E N T,
Is one ofthe Greatest Blessings within the reach
of II mankind it can be had for only IS GEMS
a bottle, and will always cure when timely ap-
piled. Millions havo testified to its wonderful
heaHnp properties 1t relieves Pain Instantly
il cures disease, and prercnS dcf6rmiy it restores
to healthy action the Nervous System whencvet
It is attacked by any of tho complaints to which
it is suhjcct there is no Medicine ,hat can com
pare with it. ii you AVE either OF the following
diseases procure It, and you may rest assured
that YOU will experience relief at once, ana the
continued application viii soon remove the DIS
ease Spinal Affections, Rheumatism, Paralysis
and all Nervous Affections tontlactions ofthe
Muscles, Sore Throat and Quincy Issues, Old
Ulcers. Pains in the Tack and Chest, Aguo in
the Breast and Face, Too:h.uche, Sprains, Brus-
cs, Salt Rhcun, Burns, Group, Frosted Fee,
Corns Duny0ns FRESH Wounds, SwGlln-s AMI
Bruises, Scroiulous Affections, Posons, Tic Dosd
drcux and all Cutanccus and Nervous D;sCaser
vanish before it, and leave the body in sonnp
and healthy state. For evidence OF It's great
hover over the System, see the pamphlets to be
ad of every Agent, gratis
EXTRAORDINAHY CURE OF SALT
RIlEUM. New IonK, February is, 1874
Sill have been cured OF The salt khcuin yo
n lew Applications OF fIlnt i'iiiIiCh' vas
effected with the complaint for eight months. l
tried every thing that was Recommended, IN, al
TO 10 purpose; the disease grew worse. hScp
tenbcr last, gentleman ( MIR. l.. Titus with
" HON | was travelling, recommended liunl S
l.inrment. used il but ,iX times when the d-
sensc left me. | have deferred making this com
nnnicatior, unt! was certain the cure vas et-
feetual and permanent | am NO." certain il Is
So and can therefore consccnnousIr recommend
Hunts l.,uinent as a certain and speedy cure for
Salt RheUm' -
Yours, respectfully, Up. CLEMENT
"A VOICE FROM DELhN hRH
lAwls, Sussex co Delaware, tcb 3, 1877
Send me SIX boxes Of Hunts l.inilnent imlne.
,liatcly. am entirely out, | nave heard Of
three cases Of Corns being cured by twice bath
ING with the l.niment; several cures OF l.heun-
u,lsln; one case oil Group, and one OF weak limbs.
have had nc furnish the l.iniment on the Sab
bath, so snngune was the applicant OF us hcnc-
fetal effects. l.. WEST x SON.
GEOF GE E. STAN TON, Proprietor,
sing Sing, New York.
LIyryand Agent. G. Nj, HARRIS, l0G Bal
more ST., near Holiday, and for sale by all THE
Try DRUGGISTS.
Sold by DR.. J. WALLACE, Elkton.
lulv as
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Sheldrake's Allegheny House,
No ESQ Market ST., above Eighth, (south s'de')
PHILADELPHIA.

yryHIs large and splendid Hotel has been be,
furnished with entire new furniture Inc
Bar Room is the largest in Philadelphia. Inc
Parlors and Sitting Rooms are entirely sePerat-
cd from the noise and hustle, conseqnen, 10 me
arrival and departure Of cars. The Port'co ex-
tending the whole front Of the house. AFFORDS a
cool retreat in warm weather, anu splti'u''u
view of the greatest thorough'are IN the NY w,
The Lodging Rooms are well iurh'sheo, r., ne
Table as well provided for as at any other Hotel
with .verv attention of the managers to make 1t
the bes, Hotel for Merchants and Business Men,
during dur their stay in the city. The terms will
b. one dollar per day. On the arrival of TIE
ears from the West, Porter will be IN attend
ance TO convey gage, SC. to the Hotel, winch
10 adjoining the depot.
Feb. 10, '49-6m.
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TCANO.-J. b. n. g. S. .9fLEN, 7 SorTH
w WuARvEs, Philadelphia, Dealers in Gudno
Are now prepared TO supply PERUVIAN and
PATAGONIA GrASo, in lots to suit purchasers. j.
4 liberal deduction made to pnrchacers Of
Twenty Tons and upwards.-March SIN
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Can't. VIM. Robinson takes this method OF
returning his thanks to the public for the patron
ape he has heretofore received in the forwatm..
ing business, and would say that he has cod-
monccd his regular trips between Elkton and
Baltimore, for the purpose ofcarrying grain and
all other kinds Of Freight at the usna low rates.
Leaves Elk Landing Clover wharf) every Tues
day at II O'Clock; returning, leaves Baltimore
Bowly's wharf) every Saturday morning atd-
clock. The business attended to at Elk LanS
ng by JOS. p CANTWELL, Agt.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

William Torbert would respectfully inform the
public that he has received large and we'll Sc
iect stock of Fall and Winter Goods, which ho
now offers at very ow prices. They consist in
part of English, French and Beaver Cloths
various colours s prices, Casslmers, Satlnetts,
Ecrseys Vestinps. &c.
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FEVER AND AGEE!!!

nsTHOROUGHLY ERADlCATEDI
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE y!
YENHAT great National, Old Favorite, and
Stering Ronedy!!! Of EIGHTEEN
YEARS STANDlNG-s'll unapproached in
its wonderful sue cess, certainty, and safety, IN
the CURE OF THIS WRETCHED coMrLA!Er:..
IEIfvou would escape the arSencnl fp0tson-
ous) conntrriets take not bottle from any one,
that is not guarded by the"WrjHcn SjSAd'ure" OF
The original inventor and proprictor JouN II.
RowASp, oil paperiaboi, crossing The mouth ala
cork.
This ,cmcdy has never been boIsered up by
nlse and Ccceitfnl pniis, bnt has won its way 10
The confidence and universal adoption OF the M.
hahtnnts Of FAvrR AND AGrn DisrmcTs, bl
rs FOOD WORKS AND FRUITS AioE L
o which all the agents, and every person who
have used it, we'll testify.
PROPRIETOE'S OFFICE.
lie hKru ST, II TtDA.
Also, Rowand's Purgative Pills, Cough Loznn
gcs, Elackburey Root io2"ngrrs for DowuI Com
plant, Worm l.o2enges s.. sc. Nc.
AGENTS.-Nr. Mitchell and DR.. Wnlacc
Elkton, h. J.. Thomas, J. J. "mp,rs Nott''
East; Black s. Bro. Charlrsown; Wm. Hudson
ID Sranlan, Joseph Bryan jr. Chesnpoch CITY,
IL. Clayton, Pivot Bridge; &. b Whitaker Jr
Principle r; Henry sites, Principle $. Thus.
Murphy. Bohemia Mills; Jos. Bryan, Hohem'n
Village Jones McKa'co, john b. Morton; Var
wick; F. 8 Crookshanks Cecllton.
Aug 5, 1878.
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

From the Gpl To the Woman and the Woman ut mid.
do oee-t the is Grcc'etofei aud the other 50
cya2pay suppressed to prevent any OF the Joid DIS
that frequently arise in consequence Vi such
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STEAM

Soap s. Candle Manufa Glory,
Corner OF Third and Orange Streets,
WILMINGTON, Del.
Where may be found, all articles in the above
line Of business, as follows: MOULD AND
DIPPED Candles, Bro,rn, Ielio,r, While
Palm, and Varicgated SOAPS; Which will he
sold at Philadelphia Prices, with discoun, for
Cash. Country merchants would find it 10 their
interest, to call before purchasing elsewhere.
All olders thankfully received: and promptly at
tended to. ENOCH ROBERTS.
Wilmington, April limo. lS4s.
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Estray.

Estray.
ev~.sgat Strayed away a Muley Cow
NsAAMsy near Calling, Black and while
S.ssnsa.E,. spotted. Any person return
: ing Or giving Information 10 me
+ her, will be literally rewarded.
SMILEY KING.
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J. IRWIN SMITH,
yHOLESALE DRUGGIST.

j. IRWIN SMITH,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
No 1872 Pratt Street Wharf, Baltimore,
Has constantly on hand general assortment of
za5 Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
WI Stuffs, Window Glass,
a, Varnish. Brushes, SC,
all Of winch he wilkscll at the lowest rates, and
respectfully invites all to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Drug
eIsts, will find it to their interest to call and ex-
anime the quality aud prices Of our articles be-
fore laying in their stock. mar 81, 49-ly
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7. NJ. oREM. WIN 3 HOPKINS
John Nj. Orein & Co.
erchant Tailors
AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, C.qSSLMERES AND YESTLhG S
$50 Market St. n. w. Cor. of Charles,
BA 1T Nj o r e.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING Of Superior
Quality. ONE PRICE ONLY
Jan Sth AS
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are GirdyS cured ny inns baishhl =, .
TINS BALsaM is the hest onoSync in the world to
sooihe and quiet cross iretiu children to STEEP and cause
them to rest guiey and yet it dues not contain any
OPIUM IAuDANUM. or PANEGoRIc, and therefore. new.
er INJURIES affects or diseases the BRAIN preparations
of opium do Weakly children will become fLEsiiY,
HEALTHY and HEARTY, and grow rapidly by the use Of
this Basam.
No mother need ever the death of her child
by Cholera nantum. while teething, ii BRAN 5
PULMONARY BALSAM be administered 1t
should be- for such cases. given in larger than the or
binary iosrs
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Constantly on hand
and for sale by
J. PALMER s. Co.
Market ST. Wharf,
adelphia.
Feb "a '49-9m
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Bark Wanted.

The highest market price paid in rash or goods
or Spanish or Black Oak Bark, ct w. PELLB
cheap store Fast end Of Elk,ou
DRINTS, PRINTS.-A case of prints very
neat figure Pink and Blues, also lot ofli.-
en- LLnstres. Just received and for sale by
April /, 40. BRowS {. MclHriRR.
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The Morning Train Of Cas- from Philadelphia
for Baltimore arrive at Elktun quarter before
| | o'clock A. NJ
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila at
qua rtcr before IL o'clock.
Night line from Phla, reaches Elkton al half
past IL O'Clock AT night
Night train from Baltimore arrives hero quar-
ter before o'clock, p. NJ.
.9pril !, 40 BENZ. WELLS, .9xt.
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Twenty Large. Deep, DischNrging Ulcers.

that the first boHic he used, enabled him to geioT Of
his bsd where he Ind been confined twelve months
the Second rattle enabled him 10 get out Of The honS6
the t.gd doAc enabled him to ,odik oo nudes, and that
the use Of
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LIVER CQIylrLATNgT.

See the cure OF DOc' gn'1a'd of Stanford Conn., and
others
DYSPEPSIA See the cure of T. s. FHcor, mer-
chant of Aitica Wyoming co., ". Y, and many more, in
our Pamphlets.
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Nervous Diseases and arrangements
CHOLERA IN1FANTUIM,

are Cured by Bfont's BaiSan without fail.
DYseNTERY and SUMMER COMPLAINT
,,r md Iuly
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nm hand and for sale, the largest ana hcs'
Snssor,mcnt of Spring and Summer Clothlng'
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Linen Hdkfs. and Linen Lustre e,

Fine glide borderod Linen Cambria Hdk6
Also, Linen Lustres. for sale by
apr IS BROWN 4 MclNT[Rt
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Elkton June 27th 49,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-31

SENATE Committees. The N. Y. Evening Post
comments upon the selection Of Committees in the SEN
ate. The treatment which Mr. Benton has experienced,
has already been noticed AT the close of the last
sion he was at the head of the Foreign Committee but
Slavery has now ordered that he be driven from that
post MIR. King, of Alabama, man of inferior quail
hcatons, is at the head, and Mr. Benton nearly the
foot, At the head of the Finance Committee, is Mr..
Dickinson, of New York The Post says that he has
definite notions Of Finance he has of the Sanscrt
language If there a Standing Committee on
Ancient Jest Books, auxiliary to the Library Commit
man" The distinction of being put where be has
no claim to be, and where he rely upon the assis
lance and capacity of others, Mr.. Dickinson owes TO
the subserviency he has shown the slaveholdng IN
tercst." In relation to Mr.. Hale and Mr., Chase the
Eve. Post says The same rule appears to have led
to the exclusion of Hale, of New Hampshire, an ex-
experienced MEMBER from all the standing committees,
while Hangmau Foote'S appears on two of them.
Mr. Chase, also, from the state of Ohio the sec
ond in the Union in Joint of population, coming to the
Senate with high reputation for talent and character,
obtains no place on any Of the committees His dis
qualification and that Of Mr.. Hale is that they are free
soiers" The Post also notice the saveholdng char
lcer of the important committees upon the District of
Columbia and the Judiciary. Douglass, who is at the
head of the first identified with the sayeholdng in
crest and three of his colleagues are from the South
ern States.
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Congressional Proceedings,


THURSDAY, Dec, u.
SENATE. The first resolution was with view
10 the establishment of the states of California Dcs
ere, and New Mexico MIR Houston of Fexas offer
ed resolution, calling for correspondence respect
ing Santa Fe and Texas
MIR ielch of Michigan presented resolution in IA
yor of a ship canal around the Falls of Niagara.
The Vice President presented communications from
the War, Treasury, and Navy Departments
Mr. Iulee of Florida gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill to idemify Florida for expenses
Incurred IN relation to the Seminoes. Mr. Clemens
OF Alabama gave notice Of his intention to propose
an amendment to the constitution requiring the Sem
ators to be elected by the people. After short Ex-
ecutIve session, the Senate adjourned to Monday
HOUSE. The resolution of Mr. Boyd of Kentuc-
ky to adopt the rules of the last esson, amended so
as to except the llth rule and to appoint commit
tee OF i've on rules and orders, coming up, Mr. BOYD
demanded the previous question. An animated de-
bate followed. Mr. Schenck of Ohio moved an a.
mendment, that, usual, the committee shall new
er report
Mr. Stephens of Georgia. said the House might
compel committees to report. Mr. Ashmn objected
to the accepting of the 18th rule which would bring
the plurality vote to bear upon the election of other
officers of the House, besides the Speaker The pre-
yous question was then rejected by tellers 90 to r.
The resolution upon orders was so modified as to
adopt the last years rules until January Is, and
committee of nine upon the rules was appointed
The Presidents Message was referred to the COM
mttee of the whole
Mr. s ickett of New York proposed that the com
mtees of the House be chosen by ballot. This pro-
duced warm discussion between Mr. Winthrop and
Mr. Giddings, respecting the course of the former
gentleman. Mr. Winthrop charged Mr. Giddings
with making false statements against him. Messrs.
Schenck, Holmes and Giddings made long speeches.
Mr. Sacketts resolution was lost and resolution by
Mr. Burt of South Carolina, that the Speaker appoint
the committees was adopted. Adjourned to Mon
day.
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nomination for Congress.
~ Why Is it we hear such fierce denunciatlOns Of

Ex- WHY is it we hear such fierce denunciations Of
the Free Soil members of Congress- by the Taylor pa
pers, for the defeat of Winthrop! The Taylor party
had the election in their own hands. If Toombs,
STEPHENS, s. Co.. uniform Wings and Taylor men, and
so often complimened, as such, by Winthrop and the
Atlas, had voted for Winthrop on the last ballot he
would have been elected. Why not, then, turn their
batteries on the traitors, instead of thus meany and
basely attacking those whose principles forbade their
voting for Winthrop?
One, knowing nothing of the matter, would be led by
these DISCLAIMERS suppose, that the Free Soil men
were under some special obligation to for Win
throp How was such obligation incurred! Was itby
the moral paralysis considerable portion Of the
Wing party in relation the question of slave extern
sion, caused by Winthrops early eachery the cause
when in the face Of the declarations of the party in
the Legislature and in their conventions, he proclaimed
the submission of Massachusetts the Texas swinde!
Was it by the aid and comfort which, while speaker,
he gave to the slave power and the wet blanket which
he threw over the cause of Freedom by the appoint
ment Of committees devoted to the cause of slavery
Was it by his being hand in glove with that clique of
Boston politicians, who while pretending friendship
for Daniel Webster were all the time plotting the NOM
nation of Gen. Taylor, and thus prevented the nomna
ton and election Of either Webster or Judge Mclean?
Was it by the bitterness of the hostility of Winthrops
friends to the Free Soil party in this State prescribing
aud hunting them down hungry wolves would flock
of sheep! Was by the abandonment Of the patriotic
and pure minded Palfrey, and the strenuous efforts
made by them prevent any election in that district
thus, in effect, giving another voten Congress to av-
cry? If these are the claims that Tayorism has upor
Free Soilers for their votes--and we know bette
ones-they win not probably, be recognized just for tn
present
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KNnMLroN,s SENTENCE.

On Saturday morning Knowon was again brought
into Court and Judge Dewey addressed him in feel
ing and appropriate manner, abiding to his vicious
course of life, his Indulgence in the habit Of using in
ebriatng drinks, and dwelling the enormty of the
offence, for which he, young man of only "a years of
age, by imbruing his hands in the blood ola fellow be-
ing, had forfeited his life the outraged laws Of the
country, and then proceeded to pass this sentence.
ssThat you, WILLIAM E. KNowLToN, be taken
from this place, to the prison whence youcame, there to
remain till the time, be fixed by the Executive fol
your execution; that you then be taken thence, to the
place of execution, and there hanged By yap neck anti
you are dead. And, may God, in his goodness, have
mercy on you.'