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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22
Iinlv.

htcgrsphle dsepsch. dated Verona midnight. the lst
oi March the arrival Of the Emperor In that
city IN per ct health He received in grand state by
Marshal RadetEy OF the head o his staff The terminus
Of q ruroed illuminated and notwithstanding the
late hour of the night there immene crowd
t.mbled, who loudly cheercd iis Majcsty
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TRAyELLERs' GGIDE.

.~--.o~-Ss..@. sr.s>e.. r,.e,, : ~ mn
~ depha. from pier No l. North river foot Of Battery
place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER Two lines daily;
Morning line leaves at A. H. Afternoon line at
z NJ: through 70 Phlsdelphis in iosI and half hours
81 Returning leave Philadolplia from foot Of Walnut
street. at NJ and r N. Emgrant limo, BY steamboAt
TRANSPORT from pier No. !, at5P II. Fare 81 0O.
~ Mail aud Express Lines through in AZ hours N J.
Railroad, via Jersey City leaving New YGIf at6 foot
Leave Phiadc pha hours from foot OF Walnut street
reduced to for first class and 81 20 for second class
Baltimore Washington and ChArston through tickets sold
tho above lines and through luggage carried the
NJ and 6s r. NJ nes from New York With through oopdus-
tors without eypeaec
NOR ALBANy-FARE 81 s--TIE WELL-KN0WN
r Steamer SOUTH AMERICA will leave the pier foot Of
Harrison street. Monday ut o'clock FOR particulars In
quire on board, a. above.
NOR ALBANY. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs.-FARR
and safety ~
Hall Station New York, daily Snndays exoeptod asS
o'clock A. M aud SPIN. II. sLOAT. Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22

ttser nom Athens oath ult.. IN the Coiegna Gase'ts
rates that the Polsh refugees who had been expelled by
order o. the government had embarked at the Pirau
fer Sardinia ard others for Alexandria On tho fol-
loving day the subject wa brought forward by the oppo
son IN The Greek Chamber If Deputies aud he ministry
rrtuHcd TO 10y before the Chamber Documents showing
that the cxpuslgn uccesfary.
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The nuarnese War.

AaERIoAS LOSSES AND AMERICAN OPINIONS or
Eastern TERRITORY, So, &c.
The Achcs reached bombay fum Alden on tho morning
Il Ipc Z3d e leunery Actual hosiucs have copl9speoa
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ITO RAILROAD DCONTRACToRs.-oFFICEI ILLINOIS
Il Central Railroad, New York, March 10, lS52-Sealed
proposals will be received at the Engineer
in tho city Of Chicago, Illinois, for tho Grading Masonry
Bridging. and Suyerstructure either Of them, with
without materials tho llowng divisions the illinois
Central Railroad to wit-First division from Cairo Big
Muddy rivsr 60 miles second do from Big Muddy river to
Township No north base limo Of the third principal
meridian, h miles, sixth do from Bloomington tho Ili-
nois river 60 mos eighth do from Freepor. Dubuque
niles tenth do from Kankakee river to Urbana 70 miles.
and will be reeeived a. the office in Chicago foowsFor
She ninth and tenth divisions until April 18TH 1882
for he sxth division until 70 i at for tho
and an. second divisions until May 9Th 1852 at Pro-
ready for inspection and blank forms Tor
statements the mode and terms payment be
Wished Ct the ohce oycr the New York and New Haven
Railroad station No 80 Canal street. New York
city and At The ofse Of the Chief gines in Chicago Iii
nois and after March @ 1862 The relates
tho frat and divisions also be Jones'
sa L.sse oouaty Illinois and 70 the eish.h division al
Freepore Stephenson county illinois, Separate proposals
will also be received at Chaago until the Hth Of May for
whole or any part Of tho road OBJ
the Office Of the Chief Engineer in Chicago Satisfactory
references will in all be required. r. Ii. MASON,
- Engineer in Chief Illinois Central Railroad.
Illinois papera please copy, and send paper to No.
Hanover street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22

The Holy Land question may now fairly be announced
as etttd 1t il naturally wrapped IN as much mystery
possible Both the Porte and the French minister
claim The victory their Hsppcars however that
bhc as of the Arrangement 81 tho trcay Of 1900 In
which 4 will excite general discomfort among the
Christian subjects Of The empire and Russia win put forth
the strength efh mighty nrcnec 20 foment the feelings
Of CiseGtis elton
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER CAR SPRINGS.-THB NEW ENG
land Car Spring Company in tao daily receipt of tes
all quarters, to the superior quality Of
their sprincs TIC folio this morning received from
M G. w Whistler the or tie New York and
New Haven Railroad loi Broadway, New York, March l3
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rurksh military column. oonsistnS of abous 1000
men, With four guns has occupied the Banalukn (tho
Austrisns defeated by the Turks here In 1T3) die
trict and dfarmed the Rayahs, six bsttaioDs, under
the command Of pashn, are expected al Bhacs
strong detsehmen Of cavalry has occupied Noy Every
large town garrored II appears that widely spread
corsprpcy the object Of which overthrow the
vcrnment hes been brought to Light The following
cts ircm telegraphic dispatches without nte
rect
Every bridge every ferry guarded The boats tho
river hc tnpa destroyed, and every point 81 com
muiieeiion with Austria Ia occupied by strong Turkish
Yitkcts
~ few days since Austrian ordinance prohibited the
expectation of firearms and ammunition into Wallachs
and Modavia and similar edot In respect ts Bosnia was
repealed some months since
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22

Advices om Copenhagen Of the 5tb represent the pro-
rogation Of the Chambers very probable event. the
ministers meeting with considerable opposition from the
advanced party which has the majority there The pro-
rogation 1t is said will extend to next June In which
month the ministry ntends to propose important modi
cations In tho constitution,
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Markets.
Lorpos MoNsY M,REEr, March o. 2 O'Clock r Nj
The Engifh stock market il frmer this afternoon but
thgre 10 not much doing Consos 81 ~ for monoy
ard account; reduced three per cents oS& 0s1a new
3A per cents sall p9& Eank stock hRa improved snd
been done AT 2lp 30 The deangs in the foreign seen
res keep very limited and prices unaltcred Th ~
have likewise been fe. dealings IN the railway market at
former prices. Mining shares Hat and duii
TusFr o'cIocK-Consols for money ~ =, do for &C.
count s7S.
Pans BouRsr, Monday. March s-The market has
tccn very hu'yan odty and prices have improved on
the closing rates of Saturday fycs arc quoted
deud At tho close hrccs for the account we're marked
t sf and byer at 1881 Soc The market closed "a fol-
lows I'll hrccs for cush tSf s5c, for cccount e9f fves
for cash, l03f 45c fer account. 1857 55c; Bank Of
France shares, Hl5f; spanish threes a2f Nonpoltan
lotf 25c, The railway fharc market has boon also rm
and prices generally well supported.
HAMBuRo March 5-PEcF. or Furps -Amorfesn Six
Ier cents l0ia bills, 1914 money; Maryland Five per
ldytRroot CorroH MAEHBr, March 10-2 p.N--Thc
market opened this morning with quiet feeling and
has continued to this hour In prices there II not
any change hut buyers American have bctsr choice
The tranfactions etDacd az 6eo0 TO 900 bales of
which specuators and exporters said TO have takon
1900.
IiyrRPooI Corro- MARREr -TUrspAY FvFvIyc, March
oNo further rice IN cotton Is TO be expected nj present
timely supply hss come 10 hand snd holders have been
and will continue to be willing sellers. at iu market prices
though it Is admitted that the crop however large.
be equal TO the demand upon from all quarters Of
the gobo. Enhanced prices Will eventually reduce the
consum ption The demand has been enormous. Some
heavy have boensocng and look for less
activity for while Yesterday tbs sales reached 1000 to
10eo0 bales, and to-day 5000, chiefly os ooosUm0ss.
Prices htld pp t. last Friday
L4yscsopL VQRN GASss N@.a ,1--zc y. n, tsxI,
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Tho government Of the United States Of America has
resolved to accredit, for tho first time, permanent
Charge dA6ares TO the Swiss Confederation. In Swift
zerland this act Of powerful government Of decided
noninterysntion principles gives the vees satisfaction
The Federal Council has resolved to send to America
pieco Of granite from the valley OF Hablern Inter-
lacken, to form part Of the intended monument to
gton.
letter from Vienna Of the 81 inst, says
l understand from excellent source. that tho
government Of the United States is about sending rep
rcsentative to the Swas Confederation This i'm
posant step at the present crisis 1t shows disposition
on the part Of America to cspouse the creed of Kossuth
aud intervene in the affairs Of Europe
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-13

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
l. the public that lie has located at CIIESA-
fEAkE CITY, and having employed some Of
the best ianrnrymrn painters in Baltimore city,
he is prepared TO do all kinds Of House, Sian
ana Fancy Painting, AT the shortest notice aud
on the most reasonable terms lie has always
on hand every variety OF Paints, including the
celebrated Patent Zine, Fire-mool, Paris Gr"cr,
Chrom" Green, Cold and Silver Leaf: and ait
kinds Of metals. All materials used By hun are
warranted to be Of the best quality or no charge
made.
He respectfully solcls share of public pat
ronage, AMI having an experience Of IL Years
at the business, he ilatiers himself that h" can
give general satisfaction AMI will eXrrntr any
work entrusted TO him with neatnessa and dispatch
Sep IL II JOS. A. DALRNMPLR.
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Farmers department.

W-We shall at all times be glad to
receive original articles for our paper on
Agricultural affairs, and hope our writ
ing friends in the county and elsewhere,
will let us hear from them occasionally
on such subjects. There are many farm
ers in Cecil who could be useful To 9TH
ers by furnishing to the public, accounts
OF their successful experiments and sys-
tens of tillage. Who will write
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ST.4BLER'S DIR. CH4PM7N'S
WOEM Mixture.

Prepared from Receipt invented BY DR.. .Lobn
thHpman, n member OF the RoyuL CoHcgc Of
S%rgeons Of Loa4on. a remedy more etec
tuai than this is not known.
Many (perhaps one-halD oiihe diseases from
which children suffer are uccasioned by TIE
presence of Worms in the system; and # NEGLECT
ed. give rise to the most Uncomfortable and IT.
r'tating feelings. violent pains, sickness at the
stomach, eroaciaton and frequently TO vomiting.
lhs medicine is an efficient, safe and peas-
ant remedy Tor Their determination; il contains
al |ac virtues OF The most approved verrniluoes
ana although 1t has been be! Fore the public for
several years, II has never been known to fail
in eHertIng complete cure.
Extract OF a letter received from S. S. FORTE,
NJ. d., member Of the Royal College of Sur
geons, London.
To f. H. S0bier & Co Oct. %. 1881
Gentlemen--l sumc time last wear, BY acct
dent, got hold Of n few bottles of your Stabler,,
DIR. Chapman's Worm Mixture and used il in
! my practice with such une1ualled success ms
induced me to send for 90 dOzen
! | last month ordered, through the same zen.
l'eEen, 100 dozen. You can shin me
/ 30 dozen every three months from date of re-
celpl ot ms, and draw for the amount, &c.
Numerous certificates of cures ul the most
| Aggravated cases Of disease could be readily an.
Penheh hereto, but we feel assured that they
would ADD but little to the strong aud respecta.
bic evidence here given by persons competcn,
toIndge OF the merits OF those remedial agents.
T.. II. STABLER & CO., proprietors,
! rTlrc :, Gus per bottle. Baltimore.
! FOR SALE BY--Dr. H. II. Mitchell. Elk.
tom j. i. Crookshanks, Ceclton; Murphy &
"alston, near Warwick; John W Collins, Ches
nprakc City; K. l.. Thomas, North East; Chas
ta'nct aal F. Marshall, Brick Meeting House,
Eli Hanes and Iiain"s, Kirk & Stubs, Risne
Sun; Jaacs Wilson. Port Deposit A. W. Davis
li"Hr" dc Grace; and by merchants general,
throu+h MARYLAND, Virginia and Pcnnsy lvania
| Set 18Th, Say
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-13

TUST PUBLlSHED-a new and complete set
d OF Rules by which all the fundamental opera
tions of Arithmetic may be performed in an IN
credible short space of time. To become IA master
OF them will require not more than couple
hours study of any good sound mind; and the
student will thereby be enabled TO Add, Sub
tract, Multiply, or Divide, in any sum no matter
of how many figures, more accurately, Ondeed,
beyond the possibiHiyof an error,) and in less than
one fourth the time required in the old system.
These Fundamental Rules are followed by
An Examination into the PROPERTIES OF
NUMBERS, which even further facilitates the
other operations.
| There are also embraced in the work.
Rules for the Calculation Of Interest,",
which will work out the interest at any rate
upon any sum, with the utmost accuracy aud
simplicity and quickness fully equal to all the
other operations by this, and vastly superior to
all courses IN the old plan.
| Together, these form the Most Complete Trca-
tse on the Science of Numbers ever issued
and are incidentally valuable to all men from
their nevcr-failine accuracy, and to business
men from the immense amount of time they save
from the most wearisome detail of business life.
Particularly ought they to be in the hands OF
Merchants and Clerks, Teachers and Students,
and Young Men generally.
ORDER EARLY.
| CTThe copies oftle few remaining hundreds
OF the present edition are being hurried OIL at Il
price greatly reduced from that $50 at which
! he balance were sold, TO make room for a new
edition to be gotten up in a magnificent and
costly style Immediately upon closing out the
present one.
uy-Every purchaser is bound Gas matter of
islice and protection to the copyrlghtisU by his
sacred pledge Of honor, TO use the Processes for
the instruction of himself only. and to impair,
the information obtained from them TO no one.
CIy"To obtain the Processes It's necessary TO
give such pledge, with the price, Three Dol.
lars. enclosed in letter, post paid, directed to
Up. MAY MARLEY, FumkstoWn, Washington
COnntv, MargianI. The Process will he for
warded postpaid. to the given address. Be
particular to write the name OF Post Office,
county. aud State, distinctly; with those neglect
ing this, mistakes frequently occur.
L. Those prcicrrlng ii. ran order copies Of
the Forthcoming edition, which will be ready
about the holidays. The price will be So; orders
sent before It's issue will be illeI as soon as the
copies are ready, for So.
LOC.3L AGENTS U.2NTED.
In every town. AMI all through the country.
great numbers of copies OF these Rules can be
disposed of by any one who will only take The
troubl" 10 make their scope known. They COM
prise that which business men. and everybody,
has long felt the want Of, and Will gladly OBJ
tain. The nature of the business allows any
one to act Agent, and to energy ensures
large reward. As before explained, the bust
ness requiring privacy, orders from Agents are
filled in separate sealed envelopes for delivery
through their hands. When number otthrrr
copies or more are ordered with the remittance
inn is n pI tn he rpfn
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CABINET WARE ROOM,
In Port Dep0sff,

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
L public and the people in this vicinity, that
he has taken the shop formerly occupied by Geo
T. Moore, where he will continue to manulac-
ture all articles in his line Of business.
Having learned the business in one the
large cities, he has brought with him all the arts
of the trade, and is prepared 10 make the best
articles, as well as the cheapest; and as he does
his own work, and under but light expense. he
can afford to sell at lower prices than the city
shops. In short he can furnish every article in
his line, no matter how stylish or costly. or
whether it be of Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry
or common Pine. He will also make Collins of
all kinds and attend FUNERALS, whenever his
services may be required.
Persons engaging furniture from him may rely
upon having it we'll madc and of good materials.
EE-Countly produce taken in exchange for
work. MATTHEW CANTWELL.
Port Deposit. Nov 80 If
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SELLING AT C0ST.

THE subscribers being determined TO close
out their Summer Stock Of Dry Goods, uiU sell
n cost their entire stock Of this kind, and being
bought low, will OF course be sold at great bar
gains to SUIT the times and such customers Il
wish to buy cheap. Our stock consists in part
of harege de laincs, bareges, lawns, sn"hams,
prints, white dress goods, bicachcd and I'M
bleached muslins, hosiery. gloves, ribbons, laces,
eimps, shawls, together with general assori-
mcnt Of genllemen's wear, at low prices. Call
and see us at the old stand, east or upper end of
Elkton; where we are sure You will be pleased
as to style, quality and lor rates.
Jy24 VIM. NJ. KENNARD & co.
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Phil. VII. and Bait. Raai Road Line
6E1s92A. E,.ss.5fs.ssa ~
- e.! 5sss aeH.sAy

IN and after Monday, March ls,, 1852, the
UTrains between Philada. and Baltimore will
run as follows:
Leave Phiado, at / It'll and Market Sts., lex
cept Sunday ats A. NJ, stopping at way points,
arrive al Elkton, l0a Am.
Express Train leaves Pha. Except Sunday
at ! p. NJ, arrive at Elkton 80 p NJ.
Night Line leaves Phila. at 104 p. NJ stopping
at way points, arrive ut Elkton i2b A. NJ.
Express Train leaves Baltimore Except Sun
day. nj 81 A. NJ. arrive at Elliton l0I A. NJ.
Mail Line leaves Bait (exccpl Sunday at
| a. NJ. stopping nj way points, arrive u, Elk
ton ap.M.
Night Line leaves Bait. al g. p. NJ. stopping
al way points. arrive al Elkton 9 p. NJ.
Ey-The Express Trains stop at Elkton.
BENZ. WELLS,
Elkton, Feb % Agent.
NO TICE-FREIGH ON GRAIN.
To Philada. Bushels. To Bait.
Wheat per car load Of $50 at cts. at eta.
Corn do do 275 s9c. 3 cts.
Oats do do 400 , c. 23cts
Cloverseed per bushel, 4 els. cts.
Potatoes, do cts or 90 per Dbl
BENZ. WELLS.
Elkton, March 8, '52 Agent.
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PRUNING IN AUTUMN.

The late S. w. Cole, who strongly
recommended aatumal pruning for fruit
trees, says, "rhirty-two years ago, in
September, We cut very large branch
from an apple tree, on account of an in
Jury by a gale. The tree was Old, and
it has never healed over, but it is now
sound, and almost as had as horn, and
the tree perfectly hard around it, A
few years before and after, large limbs
were cut from the same tree in spring;
ard where they were cut off the tree
has rott"d. so that quart measure may
be put in the cavity
.3ljany Cultirator.
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Sheep.

These animals should hp protected
from cold and wet, though they have
access 10 the ground. 4 all seasons
PROTECTION of the most efficient kind
should be afforded them. as no animal
is more in ure,i by the wet and aspect
ali. hy long storms. Sheds should be
erected in pastures, to which they eau
r"t.re whenever it is cold or stormy aud
supplied with troughs, con'aing salt and
ashes part of the former to three
Of! the latter. When not protected,
sheep often take cold. eyrn in summer,
which produces coughs and Other alice
tions which too often have ta:al re-
suit.
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WAT THE OLD STAND u
y I'll nj OX DE, MS
WHOLESALE IL RETAIL,
Clock, Time'Piece, Watch and

JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT,
A T HIS OLD STAND No. 238 Murhet Street,
II (betwoen 1th and 9Th, south sdc) Philuda
My friends, old customers, and the public must
know that | ANAL at times prepared to furnish
Watches. Jcreiyy, Fancy .7rticics. Superior Goid
Pens of all kinds, with goldanI silver holders in
variety, &c, at the very lowest cash prices,
together with the best supply of superior
CLOCKS y TiIE-PIECES, ever offered at
this establishment. f. II. being a practical
workman, of nearly 20 years-lO years at his
present location--is at all times prepared to
furnish, by Wholesale and Retail warranted
Cline Keepers Of the very best quality
comprising eight day and thirty hour Clocks,
and Tlmc-pieces ofpain and highly ornamental
designs, Of all styles, and adapted for counting
houses, parlors, halls, churches, factories,
steamboats,, rail cars, sc. Also, Aiarm Ciocts
IL most desirable article for "Sound Sleepers,' -
and for all whose business requires them to be
sup in the morning early"
Clocks, Time pieces, Watches and Jcwery
ofevery description repaired with great care and
warranted. Dealers supplied with clocks and
clock trimmings. Barnum's motto is my motto
"Ne study TO Please" Apr. 81 Y
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A. j, G. Ee @ w ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCE

Wholesale AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. So .Narket St., Wilmington, Del.
GROCERIES, CHEAP FOR CASH.
THE subscriber having on hand at his Store
No. 80 Market St., large and general aSsort-
ment OF fresh and well selected Groceries, lakes
this method OF infor,ninc the citizens Of Elkton
and Cecil county generally, that he will sell
them as cheap as they ran b. bought either in
the Wilmington OF Philadelphia market; and
respectfully SoIicits call from such as may want
goods III his line. before purchasing elsewhere
Also, Wines ~ E.itIeGis.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
lag in part of
LlQUORS.-of the first and raelium quality
old C"gnac Brandy, do pale do. Jamntca
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy. Holland
Gln.
WlNES.-M Madeira, Port, TenerlTr, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNo>UAIirLA whisky, and
Wine Btt"rs. ANDREW J. CROW,
No. 53 Market ST., door above Mllrr'S
jaime II en- Motel, UI!mjqgtcN, Dcl.
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Steve and Tin Mandatory,
PORT DEPOSIT.


THE subscriber IN connection with Charles
L +. Wentze, has now in successful operation,
the largest Stove and Tin Mandatory in Cecil
county, where a large assortment otthe follow
ing Stoves can always be found:
Cook StovcS, Hathaway's Green .Moun-
tain .lirtight, Etna d., Union Of
The Suites DO, Empire State do,
Cooks Farorife, Complete
Cook Improred, KHchen
Companion, tcm-p/ate cooks all sizes,
ninc-platc do. Also all the bandsomest designs
of Parlor Wood, and Coal Stoves IN the market
Hot-Ar Furnaces, article for churches, public
and private buildings.
Roofing, Spoufing. Sc.
done to order in a superior manner The tadcsup-
piled with Tinware on favorable terms. Orders
solicited. j. ID. MARSflBANk.
May 24th, Isl.