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Sale OF sci,ooi pa.,s-

Will oiirr Tor sale to the Highest bidder. upop
! the terms ndcondition- prescribed by m. y,
,n'e, al the court house in La Sale county,. on
Nomday the soth day Of December neI,, at oo'.
VI me south halt of school section l6 toxn q,
ltarm Rdgel range } least of The al n M '.'
ted, vaued; and subdNdrd by the trustees o, MA
Town, which plat Is on he in this Office ''
layton, nov. ,, 1857. WEIis War Coma,
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Tie Telegraph has brought notArg OF eon''
unence since Thur,iay. aud last night the Chi
cago paper. failed. We are No, posted NJ with
election new. to a. late an hour IS We ought to
NJ. But what more news can We wanti Every
where the democracy 10 victorious sIc-p, RICH. at
home We Fan crow largely and groAn small ~.
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A sey attached 10 long ribbon W" lsl at
this oifice. The owner can have it by calling
Also two trunk or cheat keys, connected with a
black cord
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The RI Rev the Bishop OF Illinois, will preach
and administer the rite Of confirmation n ChrlSts
Church ,Episeor,D on Thursday evening next.
Services 10 commence At o'clock
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NEw Bnox SrnRr We rotice ha. Mr. ". "
C,varlv, has just opened large stock Of Books
srd Stationery, at his Drug store OTTAWA Drug
.'orrl which how'll sell a; As low rates /" can b-
bought an, Where in the west He sl.o keep, $
DC. which he sells at publishers prices, Give
hun call
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Ohio.

Toe stat. has gon. tor Pierce / King sy some
10000. The following are all the counties IRON
which 40 have seen returns, but they show plain
L. snnrnh "a hich raI Ii. wind hloran
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TERVS-FiGy Cents for six months, or One
Dollar per annum. rayabl, ipraTiqblyir adranee.
no remuneration is TO be had by Publishers OF Ed
Itors.
Subscribers may leave their names with
Nov 6-l2-3t WN b. FYFE, Ottawa.
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ca cESIr. - r Il n-somcr tNs pet returned
lion ~ Lau,, With heavy snd masnt'en'
,tock 4 family groc''lr-, Al III ,Gnlres u .hr
south IN abundance a, the luw->' prc,,,
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Wisconsin.
Plerce. Scott Hale |
Ise,us CO., 1903 s4s ZOO
Kenoshl, $40 ass 5s5
Rock, mai. 200 votes CO..
The tclsgrap h says, Wisconsin has gone for
Pierce by 5000 majority
MAssAoHrsKTra-Pisrce gains over Taylor,
vote in Boston 5000. in Lowell 800. Worcester
400. Dorchester 500, de-, Ge towns give Scott
?o,3s3. Pierce lS,l06 The State has undoub,.
eddy gone for Scott by small majority,
MrssounI-7St Louis gives Scott 1870, Pierce
1854. Despatch says" wings can curse the cleo
ton Of Pierce"
klSrrcKr.-Despa.ch received esterday from
Lexington Gays; Kentucky has gone for Pierce
BY 1000 majority"
Iowa." About 5000 majority for Pierce
7si.sraphie Despatch
NORM CARoIiSA-Por Pierce by 5000 maj
MAINLAND Baltimore gives $500 majority
Tor Pierce. The State gone same way by some
5000 majority.
TrsSEssrK.-ln Nashville and Memphis Scot.
gains on tho Taylor vote, Returns generally look
~hiesi'h, 90 that the State has probably gone for
Scott
Nsw JKnsyr-rrom 5000 to 5000 mai for
Pierce and King.
DitAwAhE-6i mai. for Pierce in wilmington
MAisr.--Portlaud gves Pierea 1910. Scott
1879, Hale 1881. State gone for Pieres.
Nrw Hampshirs-Pieres all over.
CoSStcTrorr-Gone for Pierce.
RHODE ISLAND has gone for Pisresi
VsaxoSr--Gons for Scott by large maj
Lortn.SA--New Orleans givss Pierce 1000 ma.
jori,y Baton Rouge Scot. 81. State uuaosbt
sdly gone ior Pierce.
vnssSiA-A number Of scattered returns 70
esived, oil indicating thu. the "old Dominion
takes her position Ia The Democratic columr
backed By an unu'ually large majority.
ss-.ssF Illinois.
The returns from half the stAtss reach us BE-
fore We can ges dozen Of counties from ll,nois
A. for 40 heard, the presidential and state ,eks
seem 70 run together. and from the msjortiss re
ported thus far there Gao b no doub, bu. bot,
ustsb are carried by from 5000 TO 10000 ma
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Bound for California
'HHE Undersigned having determined to 10 ID
osiiornia' will sell his entire stock OF cloth.
'ns AT lrss than cost prices. move T. Wtxr
NOTICE

~ e'aufanm s9d'"S fAs STATE on aeconrt of
ne R'aos' and Aieh,gan Canal
\ IT. claimants within the provisions Of a n act of
entitled AN act 10 constitute a Conm;s.,nn -,
tase evidence IN rela non to certain Gains" nm.
proved June -. ls5e. are hereby notified I'm, M.
undersigned two OF the commissioner, nnm,d IN
sald act viii meet on the Sd day OF December
net Al oltawa' on the line Of said canal for the
Oct. %. 1852. Moan Iovs"as' s
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Totals Pierce ISy5, Scott I2U3, Nntiesoh lSsV
Webb 1907. Reddick 1853. Norton 1879. GcodeI
1870. Lindley ITO. Ki.iuan iist, Theme 1857
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| Grundy County are Official
Pi,re. 59najor.iy.
! Astteson - dn
Starback received $50 votes
Potter 30 3S7 do
Fisher do 2ls d.
Radclif DO 2S5 io
Kier.;sJ, Clerk Cir Court IS mtj.
Bunch. Wig, fnr Coroner 90 maj
Jones den for Sheriff SIS maj
Hopkin- for States Ait'y laj mai
Redlick, II maj.
KESnALL--AlI honor 10 the democracy Of Ken.
Gall!-Thcy hung together like brothers, made a
good fight and deserved 10 be victorious. The
whole ticket. hswevcr, has been dei.,'-d BY a
vo,, Of from II to IS except sheriff Mr. Beau
pre- hav ing slipped in BY few Yates MrCrother.
is re elected circuit clerk BY II majority over ".
o. rarke On President there i,a small majority
for Pierce.
wiLL--l'he followin. returns from Will coun-
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WEST NOTTINGHAM ACAHD
ETaE,

fTliE undersigned pastor Of the Nottingham
/ Presbyterian Church and recently appoint
Ell Principal Of the Nottingham Acalemy. de-
Sizes 10 call the attention OF parents and "uar,l-
ans to this long established school, viii in llsl
days has enjoyed so much public CCuiii"nce nad
patronage unGcr the able direction Of the late
Dr. Magraw, and the present Prof. G.. Burrows,
of Lafayette College. Ii is earnestly hoped that
its present anagCmont will not be found I'M
worthy Of lis pasthiSlory. Boys will either be
prepared for college, or business pursuits as
their friends nay direct. Board an lodging
can be had in quiet Christian families in the
immediate vicinity, a Tie rate Of - 90 n week.
The principal would b" glad 10 receive into his
own house four young boys.
The charge iurtuilion is $40 per session for
classical scholars, 81 per session for English
scholars. The next session will commence on
WEDNESDAY, 9Th day of November next.
The chool enjoys the ADVANTAGE Of being situa-
ted in Il healthy ncighborhoot, and among re-
tired religious community, and Of being very
easy Of acccss--it is within five miles of Port
Deposit and eight Of Pcrryvilc. Plea" direct
to Rev. A. A. HODGE,
Woodlawn, Cecil Co., Maryland
Oct If Al
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Nix. CLAY AND Observation-Disclosures
A Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia North American in letter
dated the 29th ult., says:
Mr.. Clay was very comfortable last
night, and is much refreshed this morn
ing. All his efforts and hopes are now
directed to enable him to gain sufficient
strength to appear once more in the
Senate, and to utter his last admoni,on
against the danger of the new doctrines
which have been preached and which
threaten the permanency of our institu-
tons. He would rather speak than
write out his thoughts; and while main
tanning, as he has always done hereto
fore, the cause of liberty throughout the
world, and proclaiming himselfits in
flexible champion, he will at every haz-
ard pronounce against the scheme of in
tervention. The time ut which he
means to make this exposition of his
views cannot now be definitely fixed,
and must depend upon his physical con-
dton; but he is stern and resolved in
his purpose to make it, and he will make
it, even if in the attempt.he should die
on the floor.
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THE
MISSES GRIMSEAWS'
AND EfsY SIEsOOE..
TIE
ILMINGTON. DEDAWARE

NlLNlNGlON. DEDAN AXE.
TN this Seminary, Young Ladies are carefully
| instructed IN the various branches of sub
stanlial and finished English Education. includ-
ing Elocution, Geography, Writing, Arithmetic,
the use 81 Maps aud Globes, History. EtymulU-
ey, Composition, MDlal and Naturnl phioso-
ply, Chemistry, Physiology: also, in Latin and
French, with the ornamental branches Of Music,
Drawing and Needle Wolk.
A course Of Lectures on Anatomy. Physiology,
and Natural Philosophy, viii b. delivered each
term, by A. II. GrImshaw, M. D., illustrated by
Models, &c.
The utmost attention is given 10 the comfort
and happiness Of the pupils, as well as to their
moral and religious instruction. manners, and
general departments desderatl, which cannot
be sufficiently attained in pnb 'iC insf'ufiOns.
which nre crowded with "a large number Of
pupils.
The advantages of Wilmington. as a place Of
residence, are well known. as regards the salu-
brily olthc air, and The facility Of access from
the cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The scholastic year will be divided into two
periods, beginning September LIST, and February
18th, The Summer Vacation commences on
the 18th ofJuy.
The terms Tor Boarding, and instruction in
the above enumerated branches Of English Elu-
cation. arc one hundred and fifty dollars per
annum, ono halt the charge !or each Feriod pay
able in advance; for Day Scholars, twelve years
old and upwards, fifteen dollars each period;
younger children in proportion. Tic Writing
Department is supcrIntCndcd by Mr. Randi the
celebrated professor Of Philadelphia.
ENGLISH DErANTMENT.-Mis> c. s !. Grim
shaw.
MuSIc.-Mr. Charles Grche, twelve dollars
per quarter; Mrs Grobe, Mad. D'Uuyillc, ten
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vicinity, six ministers, not onr viii
preach in the others pulpit; now b VIII
give as much and more than any cne
else, to civilize these clergymen."
o. Young Lockerman returned TO-
Easton on last Saturday night and de
livered himself up.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE,,

The duties Ct this institution Will be resusaed
on the 29th Oh October.
In the Scientific Sdcol now connected with
the college yoUn4 men IL advance cf our xcads-
mics, enjoy iarr facilities in preparing fer pras-
teal liI". In the Mercantile Ueparineni o
thorough business 'ducrIi,n nay be Lad. In tte
.9eTit"'Hra| Department special attss.ion j,
given 10 .fgr1ru!'Urai chemistry. The,s is Nlss
a Fc2chef's Department and Department Of
M0dern Languages.
NEWARK ACADEMY opens on the sams
day (29ih ofOct) Applications for admission
should be made carly. Term bill s75. Fer
circulars giving fall information. address.
Rev. ". S. T. GRAHAM,
Aug % Prest. Of the College
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Tur SrA1r ON. ru ,Nrr 7,,-,.,o ), EncIond-
The New York Tribune gives the following
extract from private letter, dated December
y, from an Amrrican gentleman new IN Londen:
u heard day before Yesterday from Lord Cla-
renee Paget. The Director Of the Ordnance. that
Il Government Messenger had arrived from Par
is saving that there had been $. 600 killed instead
OF 500 as stated and that the majority were in
noccnt persons. who hal taken no tart in the
Revolution. Another gentle man who has an
rived FROM Paris, an EngIi. hrnan who has re-
sided there, says that it shots y ere fred out Of
one house in a block, cannon were fred into the
whole block, and the soldleis then rushed in
and bayonctlcd inai$crin.inai,iv all within
This gentleman says he escaped from enc of
those hlpck of houses, but that his clerk and
wife were Killed by the hayor cts nflhe soldiers.
also learned throunh Lord Facet that the Brit
ISL Government are a GOOD d, al alarmed at the
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Jas. n. NscGELEGdGEE.

A TTOkNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chan
n Gerry, has opened an office in Elklcn. adioin-
ing the residence of Dir. II. II. Mitchell, where
he may at all times he consulted on professional
business. He will also attend TO the location
of MILIT.HRY L.3ND W,4RR,4NT'S, through
an aeci in Missouri, who in all cases will per-
.onalIy inspect the land before making the loca-
ton. Deco, 81 II.
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DROWN & FOARD have ell the choice color
ID ofFrench Mcrinoes, Coburgh and plain De
lanes, together with superior assortment OF
new style Muslin Deanes. also an extensive as
sortmcnt Of Bay State AMI new style cashmere
Shawls. htv |
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NOTICE..

"a Me TO the premises ct Tic subscriber on
Y the 22nd Of OctOber. red hcilrr Calf sup
posed to he about q months old, with a sill Oh
the RICH, car. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property. pay charges and take
il away. JOHN WoRDLE.
Dec II 1851 CIV Marley Paper Mill.
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'ry-'hen we !ave'"t a doubt but he. as well as
We, both think it mi2ht he materially dct'ercl
-"e' pei "'p'' " ave., '','' "
b" a.
~ w., r. =" '>''
A"%p''" I''' i low ~ ',T'''
And hone hcnc+(orrh 10 ca, ll,y bread,
And for thy welfare toll.
l ' ,,I 'h'c 'or my "Drup, aus
INV, r;y ,.,.', r,anI ,by "pralip, r;lIs.
lily forests where they glide.
! 10y" thee for tn! Sb!cs SO h'"''
INV Il" H I''.. h cur "l~,, So t true
love thee for Thy Wholesome laws
IN, ny ':n rn' Iox oy' u" h hcr
,D,vrrr,cy,s INV creed.
KeoAuk, Nov 90.
rz~0,r C,,r;er On New ycor.s Doy. waited
A,,.css which he ,ssurc< rs wosou mproyp,u
enor, Of his rhvmiuo opra,a,us:
mn ~ ,,
'HGnreSS o. me t1|''eL q me 'n-n
"htS' 10 ms f"'oAS' """ 1915 '"'-'
Another wave has swclled and broken
Which bind the Ocean of the Failure,
and the Past's o'cr,rodden lands;
And beneath us and before us another
billoy vast EXPANDS.
o wave of Time! 50 calm, so stormy
Now sweetlv rollino in the sonshine--
NOW toss;nr f.rc- and wild:
Here slsen;nn from the tempest free,
tborc mn to th, Heaven nilad
~. ;ov so,nowhot If IFS svnir;no. vet
We Weep for the homes it has buried in
th, d,rl ohl;v,,ns ds.n-
W.. rejoice for the PROGRESS horne rs by
;+s hnId rcs;stlsss .rt.n
The Carrier comes 70 Won Patrons, with
H. no,,n, ' ., y fona r. tho Old.ye,r
that d;na With III, rn;dn,rbi chimes;
WIKI so,r If TX arts and CHANCES
Gol rast i for It's crimes
uo couos with n,o,sont oreet;uo ON
To wish Won haoltb and iovousness as
utrosdI;C.'s du};ons yav
Ara ~ hon. that Heaven NAV m Won
emilia With its banirnest raw.
Listen We then while he, descending to
Drags up memories, which, forgotten,
deep in Silence had been cast:
And recounts late deeds SO startling, that
shake tn earth, as trees blast.
With step like sturdy giant, on the
Our mighty nation onward marches
meath 1.-THE banner Of the free"
Trcading boldly 10 the music of its "man-
ifest destiny"
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Willis Euttsr.

Respectfully informs the Publie tlstAe kas
received Ia"
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS.
and Is prepared to mrdc ycntlemtn's clicking a
the ncatcst manner. Call ii tAe"BAxAAa" sest
door 10 the Fest Once.
Elktcn. March ~ Isl.
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LAND FOR EAI.E.

THE subscriber las sevr'a' 'Trae;' = fasd
lying near l,lhIru q. ,,t f .a.a NJ
will sell IN iat,,ahi .4r.,f-
chasers. ~ u.s.
Two or tnrce l0nSnt> wanrr ;uY !G',,i Tafuss
North Last, aug. 20, II
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And abroad DER plain and river, bles-
sings rare and richest fling.

the Royal club TO stare,
See you how the Collins steamers off
the palm of vict'ry bear;
"Brittania rules the waves no more
the crown the Yankees wear.
Then Mccormick with his reaper made
old John Bull ope his eyes,
And wary Hobbs his bank-ocks picked,
and fobbed his cash to his surprise,
IT'S "Yankee- doodle-do" no more, but
yankee -doodle-hd," he cries.
Yet while victors, we have thousands,
who too turbulent to rest,
Some mad enterprise are seeklng-some
adventure wild to test
Like mighty sea are tossing when a
tempest smites its breast.
See them drive crusade crazy against
the Spaniard' sunny isle,
See them marching in Havana in the
solemn, sad deiile;
See they bite the dust while boldly
wearing death-detying smile.
Orange groves are DER them blooming
where they sleepby tn sounding waves,
Far they lie in stranger island trodden
by drceltiul slaves,
Friends are mourning, tears are falling
falling never on their graves.
And million hearts are painting now,
and million purSrstringS free,
And tn Sincws swell in a million arms
at voice from DER the sea-
At voice that tells Of a land o'crwhelm-
ed v hen it struck for Liberty.
There are tears for the bleeding Mag
var: gold that flows at his command;
Tongues that hurl fierce defiance at
the gloatlng dnspot band;
Swords that thirst the blood to drink up
Of the toemcn of their land.
But pause we to consider well, ere the
dangerous pass we dare.
Shall we cry non,intervention ! shall
we strike the Northern Bear !
For the sake Of the far of stranger, shall
we beard him in his lair
Shall the wild war-drnm be beaten !
shall the trumpet shriIl be blown,
To call our soldier citizens to leave their
flresidrs Ions
TO bleed for the home of the stranger
and make desolatc their own
Long before The kossnth advent, or tn
Our nation spoke and acted for the
Magvars far away,
And atth' thunder of our Wehster, llulsc-
maEln, worsted, fled the fray.
We preach no doctrine newer, now
We enter on no crusade 'gaIrst the Car 5
fierce Northern horde,
Alone Cor oar rights and hresldes shall
the nations blood be poured
From France, ala belle Republic France,
Her "Louis' has her freedom crushed BY
a single tap of the DRUM
Died has the Hope to see Europe free
not yet has her hour come.
Throughout our land the "Compromlse
The rant OF Rh"tt dlSturbs us not IN
( nj, l,ho rni a
And we float, to tow ring greatness,
down Times mysterious stream.
But we weep for the mighty, failing; our
own immortal CLAY,
Heavens brightest flash thro' tn human
soul, grows dim and fades away;
God grant that the light OF his giant
1 lf. = L.
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DE 1T HEREBY UNDERSTOOD, that al
ID too!s male up by J. +. Willis otthr l.lhto
IAN Of Fashion,, are warranted to fit, brcaus
he is subject to fits. [Oet |
Ea ATS.--Latest style Silk Hats, ofvarious
d d qualities, just received and for sale by
apr 10 VIM. TOKBERT.
ID ARGAINS are offered in Flann"lls, Calicrcs
ID Showls, brown and bIoachcd Mne!inS. NJ
nov % BROWN & FOARD'S,
NIEAP MUSLINS.--New York and James
" steam Null, and other choice brands Of Mus
Inns in store. also very heavy stock OF brown
muslinS canton fannclS aad brown DRILLING. for
sale at reduced prices. BR0Wf{ 4 FOARD,
70 TO WELLS E'k"0a HaHof Faslion II yea
Nwan' 20 b" accommodated vita ready male
soots Of every description,
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FUEEAsG SALE
OF
Wharf Property, 'Ionscs, Shops,


T'HE undersigned, having renewed from Port
l. Deposit, viii offer al Public Sal" On
Wursdoy, the 18Th Of Ja"uafy 1852.
at 3 O'Clock p NJ, the wharf and premises
heretofore occupied hy him as a lumber yard.
The wharf is about two hundred feet deep, with
IL water from, OF one hundred and twenty feet,
with a good depth Of water for large vessels
p~-N Also, three new, large and com
&C., lhf . molious DWELLING HOUSES,
%sea sssR built under the superintendent
el4NnA a. IN of the undersigned, in 1877, three
a'---'ss-''--'''0 shops, &C. SC. The property is
located in the central part OF Port Deposit, al
vanlageously Situated FOR the lumber business,
and TO any one wishing 10 90 into that business
offers inducements not often to be found. The
whole property is under rent to good tenants,
and from It's location, can always be rented 10
good advantage. 1t will be sold together or in
parts, as may best suit the wishes ofpurchasers,
either in fee simple or on ground rent.
Terms One fourth in cash, the balance in
10, Is and , / months, with interest.
WOODWARD ABRAHAMS.
Port Deepest, Dec 30, 81 1t $4,000
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Ts5ss. 2zzr$ g1.as s1s-s sAxa ~
Cysya,zs,s wy III "a ea5l y, ct
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George Earle.
4 t,orncy al Law. Eli ton, Nd. OHsxpsxt
. a door 10 i'mbert's store.
Dec. 9Th 1850
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TIL CECIL W HIG
% Reaorrs ano Correspondents.

GIVE have on onr first page this week
fine original sonnet; an article on ''Nemories'' by
u young writer in whom, though Il stranger, We
feel much interest, and an excellent letter from
our friend and correspondent McNutt, now of
the lar Northwest. He has our thanks for his
kind wishes expressed in Il private note, and
rather than LOSE his interesting Letters, we shall
let him have that matter, about which he con-
tlnually complains, all his own way.
~ Best lie the original matter On cur first
pa-c we have good variety of miscellaneous
selections.
D7"Onr Agricultural column this week is
worthy of notice.
We find in TIE Keoltuh Despatch the follow
ing little poem by an oil Elklonan, and one of
the most valued correspondents Of Tie Wig.
Ewing and VIC will never quarrel over that
Democracy. II lie speak Of Democracy as a
general principle, which gives the people the
power to govern, why here's our hand: but if
he mean that Democracy Swallowed cat by the
doings AMI sayings Of a great PARTY in this coun-
lry-then we Lave nj u doubt but he. rs well AS
We, both think it mi4ht be materially bclrrcd
We, perhaps, ga l,tit more 500
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CAL ENDAR
FOR
1852.
TiiECECIL WIG
is PHbEsted Etery
SATURDAY,


OFFICE NJ II rC'R Tt
THE pnsT ~ TIcE.
E!I< to-, Is".
The terms are - a
year ia ADVANCE NJ ,
$3.50 i!'not paid i'll an
vance. Ciu!.s rf 10. SIS
ADVERTISING HATF,
| s4nHr" , ~ ic.-a -.
20 cents i"r'Hr. suit'e
uucn; ,l.'nt.o"; ) -G';aT"
3 mon. s.. Is mo. So I
yea; $40. i'"ac'iol II
II square 10 be- char cd
as q square. Long yrar-'
" advertisements at the
Of Si., for one
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