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STATIONERY.
GLASS WARE!

"INDOW Glass, Of all sizes, by the box OF
w hight.
Bottles Phnls, and lars, Of all sizes
Tumbers, Goblets Sugar Bowls, Lamp Candle
sticks.
Preserve Dishes, &c, for sale low NJ the
Three story Brick, north Of the Court House.
Oct. L L. Y. GRInGa.
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DINnIjY YOUTH MANHOOD.
nIA 4 VIGOROUS LIFE.

hINHELiN on Sif Pres'raion-- only % ctI
This book lus, published, 3, filled with useful m
ionuaton on the iuhrmurs anu di,ras"s Of the gen
rta,yr system Il addrrS.r- it-rt alike to IoDfh,
NIHh1Od md Od igc--tp all who apprhsnd or
suffer under the dire consequence. oi early ~ pro.
iongcd iudl-crcuon---ioa all who tee the cNhaustly.
effects ul -.drnlary and hanciui hahlts--to all who
III ndiuon Ia declining physical energy, are the we.
lunsoiurNou- and mental debility, aud Of muping
ant melancholy dependency
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,sIIEliNy.T.C LOTION.

: e He bret external remedy thu hos eycUhoeu
tried 10, RI umnti,m. soreness al the lrlnls
paurs In the bnck, chest, aud limbs, sorulu-
Ia. swr.luE.,N &c 1t has cured where all other
remedies have lollcd Lrt0ll who are suil,ringtry
H. For sale at The new drug and book store, north
IT the court house, dccl3l T. GRpgs.
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uook This way. Ever, E0d,.
L-NNM-n.. !.lNM.Nr ~ ILANIMnREs CoLnn

IINNW-HL- LINM'NT ND TINNIMVRts VULWn
MNrUs;
Warranted to give satisfaction or tie Nancy
refunded For the speedy cure OF
I,ri Srr'l,ag' TDmor' Nores, Gaih Hon.d'.
Sprain, Brgia,y Cuis Scratches, 1baiss ShF
or o. uk limits. SpiDty, Sw'n,H Fu,"s 4 alt
H,oriy'io@ BTrs Sca'h, Fro.id t"i
Io,M iche, cramps BoreH Compldiai'. ddo'
lie SIRE Egos torns. dc, dc
For spr by I'm " Carariy, Ottawa, a7I H.,
nearly lil the towns m the West.
ANN L lail-fun
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FARM ENii AAli,l

> do acres broke ,arlr ydung Orchard
las been started at the m0-, choice fmr, with
new frame Dwelling, partly flushed, uui guud
nne Barn. Apply 70 & NArryg1E
Drcpmbpr6 1851
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Greciau TancI,rroniun Drops.

A aUKE AND SAFE REMEDY FON
Ind rM positively cuie Tie Sick Headache.
Chiis aud Ferer, jaundire, Dyspepsia, Cioouic
DidvhaJ, Sea Sickness, Cholera, and ChOi,rs IN.
iaHiUm, aud restore healthy action to the Liver,
without partic!, oiCaome Mercury, or Qu,nne
entering into their compornd
They do not purport TO I've remedy fer nil man
ner ot diseases that flesh Is heir to- but experience
warrants us IN saying the above they will positively
cure They will nlso correct oil arrangements Ut
The stomach and relieve from those aches and pains
Throughout the system commonly called Rhtumat-
IL, 1t il m excellent remedy for the GRAVEL,
and as n NERMlFuGE, or WORM medicine,
there is none better
Prepared only Nv Pr J. s FANCHE6,.
10 Fulton street, New York.
few doors from Broadway
For snlc wholesale aud retail, by WALKER II
IIllCkLlNG, Ottawa, III,
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Tie E'ra EIila It0nen.

I VIE ,a-rrh.r form rly O; the Sulphur Spring
Hone having taken and fitted up the well
known stand % the foot ol Buffalo Rock on the Pc
~ road Eve miles w st of Ottawa, viii hold himself
always ready IN afford Accommodations in superior
manner 10 traveller, ami 9th rs. Graf, tU. tu hi,
tieHI. Tor ru-r nyOgS,--ly srrct attention Ia bu-
sues, hope to mruta liberal share {" their patron
a.. IN tue iuu.r. ,oc2j Orr REED
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u WTT TWTW Ut II NVWTV Wy
RE \ ID q MS u 90 X

The valuable adyyr and impressive warning il
gives, vii prevent years NJ misery and suffering
and ave annuity thou,aud, OLIVES
Parents Ny reading H. wH learn how TO prevent
the d"slruclinn oi ihelrchdfen
or rrmllnncr Of 70 cents, enclosed in n letter
RE.rAln, addressed Ia DR. klNkEllN, PillLA-
DrLFlilN Will insure book under cnsrlope, per
return mail.
lie who places hnsefunder the care d Dr. X.
mny r"ltWou.Iy coniid. IN he honor ~ gentleman
and confidently rely upon his kill ~ physician,
UB-P"tHous NJ n distance may address Dr. X by
letter post paid and be- cured At home
Packages ol medicines. directions. &c, forward.
ed by sending remittance, and pu, up secure from
Di!HiHE OK CURIOSITY Aug
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School Books.

COMSTOCKS Text Books for schools,
" Bulllon's English Il LATIN Grammar Reader
llHes Il Illlards' Hist of United States,
Andres l.. LeNicon-Day's& Davies Algrhrn
Grammars, Arithmrtics, Grorrnphirs mud
Readers. Ely GHigg..
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Dir. CLARKE CELEBRATED
CoNruuNp Sygrr ~
Wild Cherry and Tar,

This Is the great rrmedy Of The day Tor lhesr aud
kindred complaints discovered aud used IN practice
hy mn eminent physician. since ia introduction
into st. Louis. thousands oibotes have been used
hy the afflicted with emin, NJ success, The lngre.
dents accompanying the above of which II is com.
posed, are admirably adapted to dis,ascs OF the
lungs, and all bronchial affections.
srOP rIIATCOuGu,
Strengthen aud heal the lungs This Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar viii doi iuimcdi.
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Newark, may Is -39-6w.
Trustee Sale

pUHLIC Notice is hereby given tha, by virtue
| of a certain deed Of must, executed by ralu,N
Fell and Mary Fell his wife, 10 me, bearing da,e
q e 9Th day otO, tobcr, !. y 1851 and wbchdecd
o'lru.t is duly recorded IN the recorders ,i'io ut
the county of iasa..e aui state OF Illinois. in book
No. u utdrcds. pag" $50 and 81, and which deed
of rrus above named. was given To me 10 stcur"
the payment ot1 certain note. mined in said Heed
oi'rl,i and o.yyen daIr Jhcrrwlth,and executed by
the said Patrick Fell and made payable to II +
taue> or order, ON the 6a' day at May. \. D.
1852 for The sum of one han lrei aud ciLhy-slN
lNG dollars. and default having be,umiGe 10 Nh.
payment OF sad note shall, on Tuesday the 81
LAY Of Nav, \ d. Ioi!, az T. O'Clock VI. nj the
cpur, house door loo the county OF l.asai'e. l,srl,
a, public s1ir al. the right. t.'., claim and interest
of he said Patrick and Mary Fylnanl to The west
half OF he nor'h east quarter oi section twenty
iour 81, township thiry-iour 81 range TWO east
Of the third prucpa, meridian, situated in the
county OF La,a.le noreSad and a~ set forth IN said
deed oftru-t. The safe be prrrmprory 10 the
highest idicr for cash. J. O GLOVER.
MAY II l-5g 20 81
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.linini.lrnirr. Nut,c.

DUBl.lC notice j. hereby gwen that the -uh-cri-
1 Der, administrator Of the estate ct Jacob
Wise, deceased, viii attend ,hr county court ct
Livingston county NJ term thereof TO be held at
the court house M Pontiac. ON the
Third Noudly in .jp,S next:
being The 2Ist day. when and where all persons ha
wing Claims against said estate are notified aud r.
Cuesird TO present the same to said cuur, for adlu
dlcauon. ". /. GARNER, idHr.
pnut.nc Mnr A-n1-tiw
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DUDLICn notice il hereby given, that the subSrr.
! brr administrator ut la n Drma-s, drreas-
rd wl,i attend the county court OF Llyn-.ruucuu
~ nj term thereof to he held a, the Court House
IA Pontiac, ON the
Ih,ri N2UirV jH .Egie p,yt.
being 'hr 2ls, day; when and where al persons
having claim, aapu>, SAID estate are oullhri ard
requested to prescott the same 'u -aa cuur; for aI.
milJutun. /. II PATTY, idmr.
Pontiac. Nly 2-S1-iw
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Not nerve or muscle csc p,- Do. pusuauug m
llcrr"
lNNNlNT RELIEF From PAN
J. tFr ;r FOO d.-td,rHm ut,yrry individual who
suffer. IT'S fortunes, no un''rr h,v hight on severe
ms pawyv-u- m0y be- No -as can feel happy
wh|r -HHrnuE f's 'uuurur,
IeiDs1 Az. ssEsDV rIyIcT.
~ n E,t- NrgpFS
Wur Srrp rur Np.r Dr,rRr.-ry4 Paw
Us effects are H>rrlrctic.ry-u 'nr most
distressing u0ur- Iu i-w srrouds its >nnIln,ur
la.ZuE md h,1.rhm influences ,hn.s through
every wuurr cell membrane. aud establishes t,.s
secretion Of ~yrry gland in no" ~ tenn ~a','rr1
fNr most ,Nrrurl0uug paroNN~m of pain ard un-
parun- strength and vitality G" every organ.
NEt HILGll.
Pain stopped Instantly
R1'way'- Ready RrH,fu,--..-.- 90, r'rnp.' .r..-
-aru.au, influence over 'hr -h.-p t...'rg palms of
no. cruel romp1inr IT, Drw minutes rl- u..r-
stricken sud rrr experience, lhr delightful >,nsa-
tons of departing pam II his cured thousands u.
''-"e I' '"' 'lH "' "" ION, Nlrr many "i
'.-N nm ,'"p "nNIh' asWo.' '"d'', H @"'"r 'Hr
.' Is "' N' N'HgN ',Nt' '''~'"p'N' pam inu'.
.''. p" "-h..,'' I'D 'h' h'.''O- system, am ,.'
ply .n" news with nervous "u'rsr ami Un,'W.'#r
los, OF "'.'l ., 10 r1.l cause ~ nrr'n- p'.n-.
'h .'Eh'tN inI ii' d..
Vhru.c oft Morphine. Srnr0uu. \.au'r 81.
.r.u"a. Arntr1, AND "-h'. rul-.ns mr." uni "H.v
dangerous hrru"I The effect of these po SOILS Is
''' q" cure M disease "' % remove is'w '"r IS So
z" .'' ;'i-'
"' ~ '.''', "'' '.''''. 10 "''t '" ''' "| '''
-'''.', q" '''"'.' "' ''.. '''
y "'. VT ''"' '''' 100. ''" IN ''
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. - '' '",.' ,.'rU '., Az, d, l. W.
,,..I. ,.,.. -. ,.,...., ,r.
.,r.y.i
pIDN ,I's READY RELIEF
Is %
And rob ull dangerous and narcotic. Influence -
To tHr w.aN AMI p1w.ynd N'ruu. Sy.r'm DO
upur- .i- instead ui u,nrh and i.- pain -'"pn
rI tGr Thy mhg-urr which RliNrN'- Ready
sleepy ini p.uIyzn- effect which Morphine and
a.. % arr preparations containing tn, puIson, prod
ucrs uN ,Ecsy'rm.
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MORE NEW BOOKS !

MDtE NEW BOOKS
- ECEiVED this day ~ rhc New Drug End
II Book Store, north side Court House Square.
wh,rr will found rh" largest and best assortment
at Books, Stationery. &c, iu town:
Schoocr1u- IND. Tribes, Flmrrs Compnnon,
Says Political Economy, Complete Gardner and
Nichols Mech Guwr Florist,
Carpenter. New Guide, England n America,
Oyrrmnn's Guide To Mill Writings c. VI. Clay,
wrIhlS Mach. &c, Young Dominion
Kinds Celebrated Horse l = its Power Il Pro.
Farrcr, grass,
N1sou's Webster L1rgc Dict
Turner's Chemistry, Andrews Lat Lexicon,
urc,, DcuonlY, Trees oi America.
NcMnhons Am. Gard, The Island " orldof the
Voyages Aruand the Pacific.
World by Wilkes Arthur Tales. mud ava
ie'y oi Moral Novels Nuvrmbrrs
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COSl.lSs. Colds,

Consumption Lirer Compiunt. asthma, Soreness
N. Chest, Splitting Of BiOgd Pa'nor Misery
in The Side, Diticah or PrCiasc Erpsctordtloh'
Might Siredis &c
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tNNbD Nds assorted styir- prints, consisting OF
Negamuchs, Co,h.cos, Fab River. and other
equally good hauds, tor sale lower than eve, before
offered 90 DuIWa,at I-prl3i CHrFvER'-
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4 NYPantly ol.Wm H. Beebe Il Co, spring
"A Nylr OF lat. for 1852, nt
Matrn 90. fEIrMN MANrrAcrnnY.
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W. 90
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Queen ,, Prairie. mir rht fer ~ koh,a Do.
&ss do ,ifo.3 4" G Gorr Premiums, .ra,.@sroaa do
n9agS.e do DO do 1" do ~""" / d"
a!ut Is u new .r RI
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WANTED---FLAN sUED.

Sup'-.or Cham Pumps, low, for cash, hy
Jan g. i''E. Josrpu ScAuTr.
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AECn'S ColGtcr Scaics--a warpnf,a
artice--lorsnle bv M,sr-v e.
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Lie, Health. & Happiness .

ie1EIv, UIHN0 II, WT|y UHI-" .VI-l u
M.uL ID LNL---M
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-10
From The Delawore Republican,
THE HON. JAMES A. PEARCE,
Senator from Maryland.

We seldom take up a newspaper
without seeing some individual (whom
the great bulk of the nation, probably
never heard of beforc,) pulled to the
skies, by possessing the wisdom of Solo.
mon, united with the valor of Hanni-
bal.
We believe that the Press has manu-
featured as many great men as there are
stars in the armament! There are
however some distinguished men in the
country, who have manufactured them
selves, without much aid from the Press
Amongst these, stands the individual
whose name is at the head of this art-
Gle. We believe that there is no man
in public life ofthe same talents, and
occupying the same position in the
country, as Mr.. Pearee, whose name is
so seldom seen in the newspapers
The reason is, that when he addresses
the Senate, he neither speaks for Bunc-
KUN nor for the Galleries; but he adj
dresses himself, to the sober Judgment
of the Senate.
Mr.. Pearce was for many years a
member of the House of Representa-.
tives, and is now, in his second term in
the Senate of the United States. lie
was Wig from the sturt, and one who
is always ready; when necessary, to sup.
port and defend the great principle OF
the party, to which he belongs. file
does not, however, consider that discus.
sing politics, is the sole business for
which men are sent to Congress; but that
the transaction of the public business OF
the country is the great object for which
they were elected. To this great OBJ
ject he directs his undivided attention
Mr.. Pearce may be truly considered
as the Father of the Compromise meas
ures, for he cut the Gordian Knot
which no one could unite. 1t is not the
object of this brief notice to nominate
Mr.. Pearce to any public office; for he
already holds one Of the most RESPONSE
bic and honorable posts in the Govern.
ment. But the sole object of it is, tc
pay just tribute of respect to distin'
guished merit, greatly enhanced by the
modesty of its possessor. TO do HON.
age to an individual, whose exemplary
moral and courteous maj ners, united tc
thorough knowledge of the great in.
tercsts of the country, render him an
honor to the State he represents.
| PUBLlCOLA.
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Correspondence OF The Cecil Whig.1
Letter from Annapolis.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. s. 80.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 8. 80.
The Cecil Delegation reached here
safely and have comfortable quarters.
Smith aud Ricketts, stop at McNier's.
At quarter past II o'clock Oh We'd
nesday, the House was called to order,
and on motion of Mr. Stephenson of Har-
ford, John NJ. Wyse of Bait. county,
was appointed Speaker pro tenn, and w.
A. Stuart of the City, Secretary. Sixty
six members answered to the roll call,
and took the oath prescribed by the
New Constitution, and the House adj
iourncd until - o'clock to-day.
To-day the following officers of the
House-all locofocos, OF coursc-were
elected Elias Ware of Baltimore city;
Speaker; John Nick Watkins of Annap.
oils, Chct Clerk; ]. j. Stewart, of Bait.
city assistant Clerk; Geo. Richardson, of
Worcester, Geo. W. Taylor, OF Talbot,
Robt Goldsborough, OF q. AIMS, David
Hope, of Carroll and John Callan, of
Allegany, Committee Clerks; Peter G.
Hunter of Bait. county, Sergeant-at-
arms, and Shadrach Street Of Hartford,
Doorkeeper.
The Senate have not yet organized
owing to difficulties growing out of the
contested seat from Baltimore. X.
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The Firing into the Prometheus.

Ihc Outrage Disconntenanced By Lord
ralmeraon.-A dispatch from Wash
inston states that dispatches have been
received from our Minister at London,
covering his correspondence with Lord
Palmerston upon the subject of the out
rage upon the American steamer Pro-
,netheus, by being fired into by the
British brig of war Express. Lord
Palmerston disavows the conduct of the
captain of the Express, and gives such
assurance Of the feeling of his Govern
ncnt as to apparently preclude the pos
sibilty of any misunderstanding arising
between the two countries. II is also
underst God that Lord Palmerston will at
once give practical effect to the C,ayton
and Bulwcr treaty, by Withdrawing from
the Mosquito protectorate.-Bah, Sun,
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CO.N'ST.2BLL'S S.1LE

by virtue OF sunhry wrils OF Fieri Faciss and
- Ncndiioni Exponas, issued b, George II.
joyce, John T.. Brown and Lambert d. Now
laui, EsGrs., three OF The Justices of the Peace,
OF the SAFE Of Mar! iand, in and for Cecil coun-
ty, at Tie snit of Samuel Miller, and others:
a INST the Goods and ciatilrs OF Burton p. Mon
ris, and to me directed, | nave seized and taken
into execution, and wtli expose 10 Public sale,
at the residence Of the said Burton p. Morris,
IN the town Of E.lklon, IN I'LL RsDAY, the 18th
inst, lhr tnllowin. described pc sonaI property,
I" vii: q heat Of Horses, : Colts. ) head Of
mulch Cows. lws year OLE! ii, iEr, I small Pigs,
large farm Wagon. Carriage and harness, 3
culiIrators, pl"uehS, . lalow harrow$, |
Walker Fan. and about 100 bushels Of Corn in
the ear. Seized Rid taken into Execution as
the property Tie said Burton p. Norris, and
Will b" sold for each TO satisfy said executions.
Sale to commence at O'Clock. p. NJ.
HEZ. FOARD,
Jan 10, 80 1t (Sl) Coust.
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Eoral "anlall Iaui."
[Rcported for The Cecil Wing. !

OH Fashioned JFinier.--It las of late years
grown into common saying tlal our "wintcrs
are not now as they used 10 be.'' And it does
seem so--Gor we do not now see, as we re-
member to have seen, SHOWS higher than the
fenccs ice so thick on the river that sleiyhs and
heavy teams preferred TO travel on il to the pub
lie highways; and good sleighing for three
months together. This winter, however, seems
verging back on the old fashion; already we
have had more severe cold weather than in the
whole Of some late winters, and the ice on the
river has reached n foot ia lhickn ess W. have
had no deep SHOWS, but the two or three small
ones have, their depth considered, furnished
much sleighing. So far as health and pleasure
are concerned, winters uniformly cold and dry
are far preferable TO those which are more mod
crate, aud as a general consequence, wet and
changcable.
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MCCREARY AND THE KIDNAPPING
CAsE.-The evidence of the witnesses
from Chester county upon this case as
found in the Baltimore papers of yes
terday and Thursday is direct against
Nc Crcary. They swear positively,
that to their certain knowledge, the
girl, Rachel Parker, was born and grew
up under their immediate eye, and is free.
This being the case McCreary has made
a mistake which may be of fearful con-
sequences to him. Undoubtedly he be-
lieved he was arresting slave. None
of the witnesses for the defence had
been called on Thursday, but we under
stand there are dozen who will as
positively swear that the negro girl is
the identical slave Of Mr.. Schooliield.
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PoRr DEroslr.-Ihe village Of Port
Deposit, owing to the ice below it in
.he Susquehanna, is in dangerous con-
,litiou. a few days ago the water was
hacked into its streets but has since found
vent and subsidized, but should rain and
sudden melting of the SHOWS above oc-
car the town must be inundated, and in
al probability much of It swept away.
The snow is very deep up the river.
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U-Among our advertisements there
IS one of the School OF the Misses Grim
shaw, in Wilmington. which has fine
reputation. We understand that a few
more young ladies' would be taken to
board in their family, where they would
be treated with parental care and atten-
ton.
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HE. EsiplkNaY H.1zinw

ATTORNEY AT LAW, will procure and To-
cate Land Warrants, collect claims and debts
ana give prompt attention to all business ell
trusted 10 him.
OtFIcE.-on Main Street, next door TO Par
SONS Eanking House, keokuk, Iowa.
Jan. 10. -
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Is CENTS REV SEsne.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living in
Ii klh'"n. Walter Giles, an imlrntel srpren-
ice To the Cnrpcntcring tale. He was ~ Years
OH in July last, stout and heavy set. All per-
sons are hereby iowarn"d inst harboring sad
h"y, ana the above reward will be given up n
Ills delivery 10 ne in Eikton. but no charges
paii. JACOB Casio.
January 10Th, 1852 3w'
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The REvoLrTIoN of 1852 has COM
mcnccd Old fashions aud old prices are eX-
ploicd, and the magnificent new suits u, Rock
hill & Wilson'S are sold cheaper than ever.
10 to III Chestnut street, corner Of Franklin
Fincc, II You want 80 see the progress Of the
revolution, and 10 profit by its new fashions and
low prices. jan lily
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NJ AK RED,

On the 9th inst, mar CGult House Point. Co.
Gil CO., Md, by the Rev. Isaac W. X. Handy,
Mr.. Jon WHARTON, To MISS MARv B. WATSON,
both i"rmcriy OF Sussex county, /
On Wednesday last b, the Rev. Il. l.. Colds
borough, in Trinity Church, Mr.. Pin LIZ krAr-
lNG RornwrIl. TO Miss MARY ANN SHORT all
Of Cecil rouaty.
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u During the past week the Rail-
road passengers have crossed the Sus-
que!anna, at Havre de Grace, on the ice.
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ltT~In our advertising columns will
be found the card CT W. PlNKNEy Ew-
ING ESQ, OF keokuk, Iowa. formerly of
this town. Any person having business
in that section of country could not en-
trust it to more prompt or attentive
hands.
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The WEATHER.-A heavy snow
storm seems to be overwhelmingly
the flakes are coming down leisurely as
they often do preceding deep snow.
The winter has been severe, and promi-
scs to sustain that character. These are
the times to remember the poor.
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rsEF,AyyARE COLLEGE,.

AN Address will be delivered before the
Delta Phi Society of Delaware College, New
ark, on WEDNESDAY, Jan. ID, 1852, al 7
p. NJ, by the Hon. ]. w. Houston. The pub
lie are invited to attend.
BY order Com. OF Arranp'ts.
THOS. NJ. MARTIN, Charm.
J. M. McCLENAIi,N, Sec.
Jan 80
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Leap Year.-Turn to dictionary OF eucyclo-
pedia, and il will tell you quicker than we can,
all about how Bls-scxtile, or Leap Year, came
to have day more than other years, and the ne
cessty oft TO keep winter from getting around
where summer is, and vice versa. 1t Will tell
you too, how, century ago, BY act Of Parfia-
ment the Old style was changed TO the New.
Too pedantic would it seem TO recount those
things in this column. This is year of priyi-
lige TO the tarcr srx--so the story runs--and
they may follow bachelor up as closely as they
chose without TRANSFORMING their prcrogollve
In our village we lind great stir among them
al present, whether because il is lcap-lrar or
not We Garnet say. Cera h!y they all seem
unusually sirigll.y, gay and glowing as in the
excitement IF the chase. "Surprise PARTIES"
as they are called, are Of nightly happening
and the young folks seem a!i aeoa. Something
is to come Of il surely, ana we shall ''holL on
and Sec"
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n5~ Snow tell in some parts Of our
county on Tuesday last, to the depth of
or 10 inches, Will. in others it was
but two or three.
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~. Il EtEI%s'.

4 DWELLING HOUSE and Shoe Shop, at
II the Nd. Pivot Bridge; possession given on
the 25'! Of March, next. Apply to
JOHN l.. CLAYTON.
Pivot Bridge, Jan. 10 50 iw'
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OyWe are indebted to the Hon. J.
A. Pearce. Q. s. Senator, for valuable
Public document.