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A spoonful Of horse-radlsh put n,O pan of
mix, will preserve The mix sweet ipr several
days. either 10 the open air or 10 cellar, while
other milk will 'srn quite sour a ssr t
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May l,lo5a.


mo. 81 | AN ACT
To prescribe the duties Of the Attorney General.
Sec. I. b. il enacted by The & neral A..
semblv the State Of Onin, That each ,uor.
ney General elect. before enJering upon the
p.Tiormanre of his dutes. shall take an nmh or
affirm ailon helIra lhs slhrem cuurl. or snuIe
iulgr thereof. 10 support the constitution Of the
UniIed States. and The CONSTITUTION of The State
Of Ohn. aud faithfully To discharge the duups
of his ntfi'p; and shall also give bond TO the
STATE of Ohio. in The sum of five thousand dol.
lars. With Two ar more sureties. 10 be approved
by the ..tiovernuT Cor the time being. condtiion.
, ed that he will faithfully dlscharge his duties as
aforesaid, and truly pUy into Ihelrcasury OF
State, all public moneys which may come into
his hands. 3s.
Sec. g. Tint the certificate or the oath or
alfirmalun so taken, shall be filed. together
-wlIh the bond. 10 The ofire of the Secretary OI
Sla,e. aud record 1f The same shall be made
and kept in The Secrelary's office.
Sec. 8. That the Attorney General shall
-sUpear for the State. in the trial aud argument
.oiai, causes in Ihe supreme court, (shelher OF
A civil. equitable or criminal description.
wheyeia he STATE NAV he directly interested.
SEC. I. Thal he shall. also. when required
by The Governor. O. General Assembly. appear
ior The State 10 any court or tribunal, IN any
cause 10 which the slaIe may be party or IN
winch th, State may be directly Interested.
Sec. 5 That he shall. up'n the "rluen re-
quest Of the Governor, prosecute any person
who NAV be charged ~nh any iIldIc'abIe Of
fence whateVer.
See That he shall cause 10 be prosecn.
ted. The atfieia hoods oi all delinquent ,'fhrrrs,
10 Which lhe State may b. Interested, when The
same are dlrecltd 10 bs put 10 suH
SEC. Z. That he shall cause TO be prosecu
ted, all assessors a11 other off :prs connected
with the revenue laws of this Safe, for all such
del,0quencies and Offences aglSns' Ihose laws.
ms may come 10 his knowledge.
Sec: 9, That be may prosecute any ae'iou
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PENALTIES The p"Uary of buying cheap
clothes Is the same as .hlI ol going 10 law The
cer,HInIy Of losing our SulI aud having 10 pay
for u.
The penalty Of marrying is a molher.n. law /,
The penalIy o! Thin shueS is cold.
the Penaliy Of stopping 10 Paris is being
shot.
The penalty Of having haunch of vents On
sent 10 you is invitiOg dozen friends 10 come
and eat II. r
The penalty of popularity is cavy.
TheppnalN ol a baby. s.oepl,ss nights.
g The peNalIy OF interfering between man and
~i'e. IS abuse, te4uen.ly accompanied wnh
blows from BUN. lsa
The penaIy Of legacy, or fortune, is the
sadden discovery al host of relations you uev.
er dreamed OF; debts you had quite forgotten.
The penalty ol lending is-wiIh book OF
umbrella, The certain loss Of it, with your name
10 bill, the Certain payment of It; aud with q
hurss, lhe lamess chance Of ever seeiug him
|back ngain soUnd.- pmrh.
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g oh. mnlher. come q,is& = Angelina Arabel'
Ia has General Prrred.'
~ h Lax chIld.'
'Augelma has seen toad and Gen Piercedl
w ha, does ,hr child mean! Tell me hi,
minute v hat dreudIui tnIng my pei daring ha'
ionnP
why she has Gen. Perced-sh has fajat,
edi'
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Total for four wears
Irs SII4 I88

Here is an avt rage. during four years nf " nlg
rule. Of S2a6l9 per year. NV cn,npair Ih
with The same items OF expens- under ,coluf
co rule las. year. aud how dues il ookl L,s,
session, tAess sans i.sms Of expense were siHe,
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April 80, 1859.
AN ACT

mo. SO AN ACT
To antharza County Authors To place taxable
lands on the tax duplicate. m numerical or'
der.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the General Assem-.
bv oI the S,ale of Ono. That The ruunIy aU.
dlIor of any couoty in this State, may, IN ma
king out The duplicate oi taxes OF any such
county, (or this ani zach succeeding year
place each separate uacI of real prop rty, III
each and every township in such county. nc.
Curdlng To the numerical order ui the s' Ctnn in
which said tract or tracts may be situate, aud
the same shall be placed Oh said duplicate. IN a
line or lines, Immediately oPpostr To. aud ai'
ter the name W names ni the owner or owners
Of such tract.
JAMES G. JOHNSON.
Speaker of the House cG R presenIauves.
J. w. wilson,
President Of The Senate, pro ten.
My 8. 1859.
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JAMES G.. Johnson.
AN ACT
TNo. 81 AN ACT
Further prescribing the du'ies of The Auditor Of
State.


Further prescribing the duies Of The Auditor OF
State.
Sec. /. Be il enacted bv the General IS.
semhlv at the State Of Ono. That lhe Auduur
+ 0l State is hereby required To take immediate
sieps a. secure 20 thp State of Ono. the illtp To
all lands heretofore granted nr thai mny here.
uher be granted 10 this Safe, by various acts OF
Congress. Cor the complexion of Ihn Ohio, Mi.
ami. aud Wabash aud Erie Canals, or for other
purposes.
Sec. 2. That the said Auditor of State is
further required, ilil become necessary, To use
such means us he NAV deem advisable. Io'ob.
tain further legislation by Congress, 10 vest in
the SGnle of Ono all or any of said lands, to.
ge,her with such u,her lands as ihS s ate may
have sold. aud tn which slch State has no,
hitherto secured valid uu.; PrIWd-d, that 10
money CT other compensation shall be- paid, ri.
~ directly or indirectly. BY sand Auditor, IA
anv p rson for securing such uIle, or procuring
such further Legislation.
JAMTtS C.. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the II uSn NJ REPRESENTATIVES.
WlLLlNM NEDlLL.
President oi The Senate.
May 1, 1852.
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May l, 1859.

do hereby certify that have read and com.
pared the proof of the foregoing acts aud thai
they are correctly printed from the copy cenlf.
ed and forwarded by the Secretary of State.
f. s. McKEAN.
Aud. Carroll Co.
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NEW TIN AND SHEET IRON
HlANlEAEEaBsSy.

1T AHAN & CO., take this method Of inform
M ing their friends and the public generally,
Thai they have opened new Tin and Sheet Iron
establishment. in the store house lately occupied
by kctlewel & Co.. cas-: END of Elkton. and
are prepared to do all kinds Of Tin and Sheet
Iron work, at the shortest notice aud on the most
reasonable terms.
Particular attention will be paid to ROOFING
AND SCOUTING. Having engaged the ser
vices of the very best workmcn, we bind our
selves TO finish such jobs in manner unsnrpass-
ed in city or country. In this department of our
business particularly, it will be to the interest
of persons to contract with us, as we insure sat
istaction or demand no pay. We will keep con
stanlly on hand Tin Ware, made in superior
manner and Of the best material, to which we
invite the attention OF the public.
Avery liberal discount allowed to persons who
buy TO sell again. We request such to send in
their orders and respectfully solicit a share Of
the public patronage.
Particular attention will be paid TO repairing;
and country produce taken in exchange for Tin
Ware. MAHAN & co.
n. BIN due time we will have general
assortment Of STOVES, which will be sold at
the most reasonable prices. [inay % If
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Port Deposit Tanncry.

TfIE Subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
l. friends and the public generally, that b" has
considerably enlarged and otherwise improved
his Tanncry, in Port Deposit, and now keeps
constantly on hand, for sale, a general assert
mcnt Of
ALL KINDS OFLE.l7JiER.
including Slaughter and Spanish Sole, Harness
and Belling Leather, besides a great variety of
upper leather, such as wax upper. kips, calf
skins, morocco, Innings and bindings, all OF which
will be sold low for cash, or in exchange for
hides, or bark.
-ilIjS increased facilities for manufacturing
leather will enable him 10 have an assortment
always on hand, and to compete with city deal
ers, both in point Of chcapncss and variety.
]. LEEPER MAXWELL.
N. B. The highest market prices VIII be
paid, either in cash or trade, Tor hides black and
spanish oak bark. J. l.. NJ.
Port Deposit, May 2;]th, 1852 BIN
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A. j. G. II d w .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Gro

WHOLESALE AND RET GROCER,
No. SO .Harket 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, takes
this method OF informing the citizens Of Elkton
and Cecil county generally, that he will sell
them as cheap as they can be bought either in
the Wilmington or Philadelphia markets and
respectfully solicits call from such as may want
goods in his line, before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, Wines \ EiaIGes.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part of
LlQUORS,-of the first and medium quality
Old Cognac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy. Holland
Gin.
WlNES.-Madeira, Port, TenerilIe, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAHELA Whiskcy, and
Wine BittcrS. ANDREW J. CROW,
No. 53 Market ST., | door abov" Mllrr's
jaime II 6m Hotel, Wilmington, Del.
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DY virtue ola writ Of FIeri Facias, issued by
ID John f. Brown, one of the Justices of the
Peace of the State of Maryland, in and for Cecil
county; at the suit of John a. johnson, against
the goods and chaltles, lands and tenements Of
Daniel Woods, and to me directed, | have seized
and taken into execution all that piece, parcel,
or tract of land, the property Of the said Daniel
Woods, situated, lying and being in the Fourth
Election District of Cecil county, adjoining
lands Of Joshua Green and others, containing ten
Acres more or less; and hereby give notice,
that on SATURDAY, the 3lst day of July, 1852
between the hours Of | and o'clock p. NJ, at
the Court House door in the town of Elkton,
will sell the said property at public sale, to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said writ OF
FieIi Facas. HEZ. FOARD,
July 10, 3w (S1.75) Const.
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MACHINE SHOP,
PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.

THE undersigned having just erected and put
L in operation large Foundry and Machine
Shop, invite the attention of the public to the
inducements here presented. III their foundry
they are prepared to do all kinds of casting,
among which they cnumerate:
Rail Road Castings,
Hollow Ware of all sizes. Stoves, Iron Railing,
variety OF patterns, made and set; Bridge Cast
ings made and fitted; Job Work of all kinds, in
their line, finished in the nealest manner and at
the shortest possible notice.
.hachinery Of all kinds Constructed.
Having purchased the right for Cecil and flar-
ford counties Nd, and portions of Lancaster,
Chester and York counties, Pa, ofthe celebrated
''Rich's Iron Beam Piou gh,'' as also, the orci-
nal patterns of the Minor & Horton. and the
Wiley PiOn Chs of all sizes, they will be enabled
TO supply farmers and Manufacturers with SUI
perior Poughs and Plough Castings, for the
coming season.
They are also getting up a variety Of new and
beautiful patterns Of ParlOr, Co0king, and other
STOVES.
Situated at the terminus Of the Tide Water
Canal the great outlet of the immense Iron and
Coal Regions of Pennsylvania, they believe
with the facilities thus afforded, they will be
enabled to furnish Castings and Machinery on
such terms as will prove satisfactory.
BY strict attention to business. they hone
to receive n liberal portion of patronage, which
they respectfully solicit.
July 3 SIN MARSHBANk & co.
]. D. MARsHEANK. Ed. NJ cLENAHAN
X. n. yANpIyER.
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Elkton Hall of Fashion !

THE subscriber informs his friends and the
l. public that he has enlarged and improved
his store, on Main St., opposite Johnson's Hotel
and has now on hand large and well assorted
supply Of
RE.7DY-.M.4DE CLOTHING,
OF every description consisting in part of Dress
and Frock Goats, spring and summer coats Of
the latest styles and finest qualities; plain black
and fancy vests, cravats, suspenders, collars,
shirts, hose, gloves, &c.
HITS IND CAPS,
OF the latest styles and patterns. In short,
every thing pertaining TO Gentlemcn's Wear,
except boots and shoes, all of which he will sell
at the lowest city cash prices. Thankful for
the very liberal share OF patronage heretofore
extended to him, he hopes by strict attention to
the wants and wishes of generous public, to
merit continuance oftheir favor.
Cloths, Cnssimeres and Vestings.
In addition to his superior assortment of ready
made goods, he will keep on hand a complete
stock of Cloths, Cassimercs and Vestings, which
he will make 10 order at reduced rates, and war
rant to give perfect satisfaction in fit, quality,
and durability. Call and examine my goods.
May 8, '52 If j. L. WELLS.
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MUTUAL FlREINSURANCECO.
OF CECIL COUNTY.

TN conformity with the requirements Of the
L Act of Incorporation, notice is hereby given,
that the sixth annual meeting of the members of
this company will be held on SATURDAY, the
It'll of August next, at the office oftho company
in the town of Elkton, for the purpose of elect
ing nine managers for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of such other business as may
properly come before it. By order.
F. A. ELLIS,
July Sd 1852. TIM Secty.
n. B. The secretary feels it to be his duty 10
give notice that some of the members Of the
company will probably submit at that meeting
a proposition TO authorize the Vaking of certain
risks that are now excluded +. A. j..
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CoNGREssloNAL.-W have failed to
give our readers any account of Con-
gressional proceedings for a few weeks
past. Since the commencement of the
political conventions but little has been
done until within a short time past; as
the attendance of the members at those
places, together with the death of Mr..
Clay and the occurrence of the National
Anniversary prevented all business ope-
ratlons. A new Land Bill distributing
large grants of public land to the differ
States has passed the House of Repre-
sentative. Maryland's share is l, 200, 900
acres.
The House of Representatives has
passed the bill in aid of the Collins Line
by very close vote. Mr.. Evans our
talented Representative made one of the
most effective speeches Of the session in
favor of it.
The public printing Is still bone of
contention. A bold move was made IN
caucus of Locofoco members a few
days ago in regard to this matter which
We shall watch.
new Postage Bill, fixing the rate of
postage an all newspapers and pamphlets
under the weight of one ounce at one
cent for any distance under three thou
sand miles, has passed the House. An
other OF Its provisions is that letters I'M
called for shall be published in German
papers, when there are any published
within the district.
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90 Rca0rrs ano Correspondents.

uFThere is an original communca-
ton on the first page from n. \. The
ONLY fault we find with our correspon-
dent is that otnot writing enough. There
Is about all the authors productions
gentlcness, which tells Of buoyant hope
not crushed INTO despair, but subdued
and chastened to submission; of bright
iovs-not withered, but blooming sweet
err and purer the more rudely they are
trampled
TThe sketch of D'Israeli's political
life will be found interesting. especially
to those who know him as a literary
character. We can easily believe that
such a man as D'lsraeli utterly failed in
his first efforts in the world of politics.
That in these matters he was a perfect
ignoramus, is clearly shown by his polit-
ical characters in several of his novels.
We have the Young Duke after living a
life of fashionable dissipation and taking
no interest whatever in public AFFAIRS
jumping up one (oggy morning, piqued
at the jesting of May Dacre, and travel
ing incog to London, where, without a
moments preparation, he rushes into the
House of Lords, and delivers himself of
speech that astonishes the members,
electriies the audience and throws all
the old stagers into the shade. Vivian
Grey, though fresh from the classic
shades of Oxford, becomes in day or
two the leader Of political clique,
while Contarini Flemming, whose beau
adcnI Of good government was life in
the woods and substance by plumber,
suddenly finds himselfthe master spirit
OF half a score of diplomatists, carrying
every thing his own way. D'lsraeli
afterwards learned that there was more
han ore step between Utopia and the
House OF Commons.
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Literary Notices.

SARTAN-,tpr .1nEHt is very fine number.
The engraving ofthe "Washlngton Monument
does not appear rs promised, hut 50 long as Mr..
Sartan gives US such pictures as ''Summer
Flowers" W. Tor on" viii never giumble. Nelly
Hague mnrrcs hcr5clfn this number, and not
wiIhs,andng her pretended Independence sub
mitS herself to her husband as Il good obedient
wife should. Stoddard, HcadIey, and Alice
Carey are among the contributors.
GopEr'S LADv'S BnoK-,tor ,4nguN. An ex-
cc!l"n, nWuber both in reading matter and en-
b"iishm"ntS. -Four taI PAGE engravings is we
think something to brae Of only the "Good An
gel' is not quite SO angelic it might be.
"Thc Opera Box is a magnificent picture.
Every lady should read Godcy. Every one who
wants to increase the attractions and the plea
sues OF home should subscribe for Cooley.
NoonwoRTn's IoUrn's CABINET. This is the
title OF monthly publication tor youth. We
know Of no better way for those who have
children 10 invest a dollar than TO subscribe for
this excellent periodical. Address D. Austin
Woodworth, Publisher. lis Nassau Street, New
York.
THE NATIONAL PoETRAIT GALLERy.-We
have received the first number of this truly
hniionm li'orh. 1t contains two portraits of
George Washington, and one of Martha Wash
ineton. The work is TO be completed in forty
numbers attwcnty five cts. each. and will contain
when completed over one hundred and twenty
pleasure in recommending this work to our read
crs. The engravinss will all be in the very
best style Of art, and each one will be accom-
panied with n correct biographical sketch of the
original. Ten dollars will insure it being sent
regularly every week until completed. Dr.
Wallace, at the Post Office will receive sub
scriptonS.
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NOTICE.
Newton Lightncr,

! ManasS9h Blackburn. William In Circuit court
Chaflee, James Chaiee, Jacob for Cecil coun-
| W. stout, jeremiah B HalncS, ty, sitting n
William W. " hey, james WI Equity, une
ley, Hugh Wiley, and Elisha 2G, 1852.
Carr.
/ The object of this suit is to procure a Decree
| for the sale Of certain mortgaged premises in
Cecil county, which were on the first day of
March in the year 1919, morleagcd by one OF
the defendants, Manassah Blackburn, TO the
complainant
The Bill states, that on the first day of March
E in the year lSl9, the said defendant, Manassah
| Blackburn, being indebted unto the complainant
executed to him two several bonds OF that date,
each in the penalty OF $ 1000. and each conli-
toned for the payment Of $4,000: one payable
on the first day of April in the year 1851, with
interest for the same ou the first days of April in
the year 1850 and in the year 1881, and the other
payable on the first day OF April in the the year
| 1892, with interest on the tilSl day of April in
each and every year until the whole is paid;
that to secure the payment OF the "ross sum of
$1,000, with interest according 10 the condition
of the aforesaid bonds, the said M7nassah Black
burn. conveyed certain real estate which is par
tlculary described in the bill and its accompa-
nyng exhibits, unto the complainant By way OF
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WOOL! WOOL!

TOHN GAMBLE, JR., continues at Providence
d Mills, Cecil county, Md. My friends, old
customers and the public must know that have
had all the machinery put in first rate order this
Spring, and that | am at all times prepared TO
manufacture Wool TO order the ensuing season.
either on shares or by the yard, on the most
reasonable terms. Barnum's motto is my motto
1--WE study to Please" J. GAMBLE, JR.
N. b. Those Stores which have taken in
Wool heretofore for the subscriber, are requested
do SO again tins season. may % 3m
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GROCER
WOOL! WOOL!

SESIIE subscriber is now Citing up with en-
tire new, and improved machinery, and
will manufacture Wool To order the ensuing
season, either upon shares or per yard, at the
most reasonable rates that be can afforded.
Address VIM. J. KIRK,
Brick Meeting House, Cecil county, Nd.
May Is, '52 6m
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Tin-Ware and Stove
.H,1.NUFHCTORY,

TNHE subscribers have lately removed from
L Elkton. and have opened an establishment in
MDDLETOIVN, DELAWARE,
where they are anxious to serve the public and
their old friends wherever found, in all the bran
cheS ofthcr business.
They will keep on hand at low prices, Stores
ofall patterns and sizes, for parors, offices, and
kitchens, and full assortment FIN and Sheet
Iron ware at the lowest prices. They will also
attend to
ROOFING IND SPOUIING,
which they will do in the best manner and at
short notice. The public are respectfully in
vitcd to give them a call.
GRAHAM g. SISC0.
Middletown, Del, May If