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ETO THE LApIES.-THE GBN
H. UINE BALM OF COLUMBA

FOR ~REsToRISG TIE HAIR.
LONG hair is a glory 10 a woman" says Paa
And all feel the truth oGthG pious quOtal@l
Preserve it then, ladies, your glory may NA
Unless you protect j, with this prepaTalol
II you wish a rich, luxurian, head Of PAU
free from dandruff and scurf, DO net fail topR
cure the genuine Balm OF Columbia. lncre
of badness, it viii more ,han exceed youf y
pectations. Many who have lost their nan
for twenty years, have had it restored %"
original perfection by the use OF this baln-
Age, state, or condition, appears to be no ~
stacle whatever; it also causes the faGS
flow with which the delicate hair tubss Hne,
ed, by which means thousands lwhose ny
was as grey as the Asia,ic caglel have u
their hair restored to lis natural color oy w
Invaluable remedy. In all cases Of ieyels
will be found the most pleasant wash halc q
be used. A few applications only are nece
sary TO keep the hair from falling out :
strengthens tho roots, il never fails to mp.
a rich glossy appearance, and as q peIu|
for the toilet il is unequalled. It holds VIZ
times as much as other miscalled hair res@'
tive, and is more efleetual.
Cautson.-Never buy it unless you md \.
name OF Comstock & Co., proprietorss On =
wrapper Of each bottle, or you are ehe'~
with a counterfeit article.
Sotd in New York only BY ComsiOch"'
Brother, No. 0 John street, and, in WoodmS'
by our Agent CHARLES OUkbh
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DE YE FRUITFUL. AND MULTIPLY d
- q command that should be cheerlh
oebyed by the children OF men.-For Rsma
and Male: DIR. Lar2ette's JUNO CORDL. &
Procreatiye Elixir, prescribed as an efecta
restorative in cases Of Debility, Impotency q
~barrenness, and all Irregularities of nature. 4
IS all that it processes TO be, viz: Natures geg
restorative, and remedy for those in the MAJ.
ried state without offspring. II is a certal
cure for seminal emissions, general debility
gleet, weakness of the genital organs, nervoa
affections leuco hGa or whites. Asa tgs
rating medicine is uregualled. Also, a el
tain remedy Tor incipient consumption, ind
gestion, loss OF muscular energy, physical las
situde, female weakness, debility, &c. ha
warranted to please the user in any Of b.
above complaints, and is of priceless value
those without offspring.
Caution.-This celebrated medicine cafm
be genuine unless the fac smile signature
Judson & Co. IN. B., the only American aggp
is on the wrapper of each bottle.
Caution to be carefully read and remembers
A counterfeit Of this celebrated Juno COth
has lately been issued, having the name
Levi Judson on the wrapper. This LeviIa
son is in the store Of, and connected witt, q
Lucius S. Constork, who is believed to bel
instigator and real vendor of the c%ounteha
Juno Cordial.
Remember that the counterfeit has tbenaHi
Of Levi Judson on the wrapper, and the genU
inc has not his name on the wrapper.
JUDS0N go, Mo- ohn st NY
Only agents in America. Established N lA
Sold in Woodvjlle BY CHARLES CURE
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eJO. nEWAuU.!

RlVAWAY from he subscriber on
1.-THE sh daY Of March Inst. a negio boy
naned SIMEON. Of dark copper colour,
ned shout 80 years. about 8 feet 6 inches
hlgh. 70 marks fecollecied. unless be Ind
one scar between eyos extending uppurds,
sboat enc inch, hi forehead was very wnnk
., his head sugar loaf shaped.
Niosser will return said negro TO the
Esd acriber. nWocdyille, Mis- shall receive
ne above rewefd--of a suitable reward foe
sAy l~nDFmation that may lead 10 his eecoyc
ry. JOSEPH RYDER.
il-12 90
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ATR1 fED6 stolen from the residences
Soi Thos. w iiays, Rsq. pear Wood.
villa. a DUN MARE, between 10 and II
hands hish, black main And tail. PAGES fast
snbent . stars old.
Any pesspa finding her aud returning her
81 me viii receigs the above reward.
Any person retaining her after this notice
Mii u liable 20 be prosecuted az the law
Directs.
HENDERSON SMITH
AUw. It'll
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TERM

TIE RIMS.
Board, Washing and Lodging, : 500 90
Tuition IN English branches : 80 90
instruction in Music, Vocal and Piano
Forte, 10 90
Ornamental Needle Work, 10 90
instruction in Drawing and Painting, 20 90
Mrs. NJ. \. ALEXANDER, Principal.
Miss 5. l.. RupIsiLL, Assistant
Rgvenccs.-Micaiah Row, Henry Hob.
God, George Cook, w. II. Wimbish, Esos.
lercy's Creek, Jan. 7, ts50-ly.
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Pcrey's Greek Institute.

VfHIS institution has been recognized,
and is now nnder the supervision Of a
Board Of Trustees, and offers advantages
found only in regular female seminarics. 1t
VIII be conducted by those who are fully
compent to discharge the manifold duties OF
such an institution, being guided by the ex-
perlence Of many years, and supported by
the sanction oil their former patrons and nc.
qnaintances. Students will be admitted at
any time, and charged for the time in at
tendance. No allowance for absence, un-
less caused by sickness.
The school will be opened on the 18th of
January, 1861, and continue ten months,
with the usual vacations.
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TIE sHt.ct.tef is prepared AZ HE mill
IL miles eatt Of Wo0dville, 20 furnish aay
Easd d PINE. OAK OR POPLAR lum-
Der thar may be called for. lie will also
contract % deliver lumber Ia WocdyilIc. II
drsited. Any onisfa lefi with Messrs
Wight A Elder wal meet attention
JOS REDIIEAD
Aug 10. 1852. aOtG
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hereby give notice, to ait persons indebt.
Sed 70 the tifn OF Martin Koebht &
Ieo~e Fussleman, not to pay ihejr Hecoul.
ia hsofge Fnsdeman, asL wilt hold them
accountable for them after has notice.
The Books Of the firm viii be given into
ether hands for . final settlement, after
winch further notice willie given.
All persons having claims against this
firm, will please send in their accounts.
MARTIN KOELIISu
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10 the Public,
TESTIMONY TO THE MANY
CURES.
NISH Nc CURE OF

nRAL C4ACEEN
This is to certify that my wife has been nj
hicted with Cancers Tor the last seven Years
and has beon suffering the most excrutiatinq
pain--and olieu trying al remedies thai could
BE- thought OF. ! came To New Orleans with
her lot the pnfpos OF procuring relief and
shortly after my arrival here | applied 10
Samuel Reynolds at 1913 GrayIer street, who
healed her Cancers three in number-one on
the lip, one on the temple VERY Target and one
on the nose just below the eve. am now
happy to say that | believe my wife is entirely
cured after three weeks treatment under HE
hauds Of Samuel Reynold, 1919 Grayier street.
Now Orleans. WM BARBER.
Godson County, Florida.
New Orleans July Isl.
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NOVICE.

EITEES OF Administration hay,u.
2 - been gnnied 20 the undersignel "a
lac Essate Of 4. G Dmbar deceased, al
tac April term. 1852. d HE Ptopate eorr
of Wilkinson county Notice is HEREBY civ
en- to ell perscns indebted 10 said Eslate 4
n.ahc immediate payment. and 10 those la.
,lng elaine 10 presenI lhCin Within the tina
prescribed by law. or they viii be barred
Il. W. HAYS. Sh'H. Admr.
w6. Psili3-l6
January 6. ie52-ly
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N0ticc.

FILTERS Of Administration having
A~been granted to tue undersigned by The
Honorable Probate Court. Of Wilkinson
county a. the July term, thereof. 1859. or
the Estate 81 Vim III Sc!by deceased
Notice. ia hereby given 10 all petsons y.
dcbscd 10 said Estate to make immed ate
payment-snd shose having claims %aeaiu.,
ealj Estate 20 present. them, duly authana.
Gated within the time presented by law, OF
they will DO forever barred.
cARNOT pOSEY Aamis,asa,or
WooJviIla. July i3, e~5p-2c-sw
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HAVE just r tumed 10 my old stsnd AZ Tho
AFofks Of the Roads, with 1 l6t Of SO Ne.
gfees, consisting q field hands house servants
: fine carriage driver, SC, Sc. Please cali
and see.
ideign keeping W a good supply durieetae
fsasn X II ELAN
Natche5, NV ~, is5l-3m.
u hare three fine saddle and harness
horses Tor sale.
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bhiIt, When lust heard Q he was making
bis way from The mouth Of BInck river TO
wards WoOdyille. Miss, and is supposed 10
be some where 10 that section of country
The above reward. viii be- paid for his
apprehension In any S%laveholding State
DAVID + MYRE>
Care Pavris. Wood 4 Co., ew Oriean,
Feb ~. 1869 -tf-N. " PicaDRae
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AMuEL REYNOLDS, Office, No. 1873 Ora
vier Street New Orleans: La, Cures Can
GERS, Sealdhead, W~hite.sWeling, Sores and VI.
GERS, OF every description. jun27-iy.
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NHApAME MErRLrNp. a Trencl

MADAM MEURLuND, a French
- lady uatiso Of Paris, il teaching the
French language ii her house. morning and
evening every day, The morning hours OF
tuition. are devoted TO boys, aud tue evemlg
hours 70 young ladies, Madame Meufnnd
teaches also driving and painting. and ian
cy needle work. twice II week, and scLe
ars eau practice tho same every day al iief
house. Terms for French tuition, per qua
Ter. Sc, Terms for drawing and painting
quarter. 80. To DO paid ID advance.
Woodyi!le, Dec, "a. lsjO-1y
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mo THE Old AND YOUNG.

Ho!, ys red heads and grey."-Ias
nomenon IN CHARACTERISTICS lsDta ~.
DYE, Colors the Hair, and viii moi the Skan
This dye may be applied to the hair over n.y.
the dEst night tuning the lighiesi red OF ~
hair to a dafk brown, and by repeating a.
cond night, to . bri Oh; ie, black. Any pelss
may, therefore, With the least possible t,ousS.
keep bis hair any dark shade or perfect 0is. 4
with q positive assurance that the dye, ~
piled TO the skin, will not color it. by 49, y,
c~asioHal application, . person turning IN,
viii never be known to have a grey a., !
r~ections complete with the article. lns's
no coloring in this statement as one eau
ly test. -.
These facts are warranted by the genu0u~s
who manufactures il, who is the celeesr,
chemist, DIR. Comstock, author Of oms' ~
Chemistry, Philosophy and other wofks II
school books, well known and widely
brsssd By the public, ,,r,
Sold in wOodvills by CHARLES OUhI'
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oCgf&mson TemaGe 9s.nuisas.,

lie Exercises of this Institution, under
the direction Of the Misses Calder, will
re-comlnence. on "Wednesday, January IA,
dec 30-lS5T.
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THIS cut repre-
sents a Truss as
o for a rupture
on both sides.
Letters are fire.
quentiy received,
from persons inform
ing me of cures
made by the use of
he Truss and Rem.
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co ONI!!
.New system and }ew Remedies Great
SUCCESS -
NUTTALL'S STRIlCUM.
TvHE CURE for Coughs, Coid, Sore
III Wrodt, Hoarseness.

First Stogc-symptoms-Coughs, pain
in the breast, side, head, back, joints and
limbs, inflammation, soreness, and tickleing
in the throat, fever, difficult and quick
breating expectoration, difficult slight and
Grnthv
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$50. Reward.

Id ANYWAY on or about the
HI let February last, from OF
near Alexandria, Red River,
q negro fellow framed BOB. about
20 years old he is black. and about +,
five feet 6 OF ] inches hirh stnn, ]
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experience IN RupIures has ed me 70 M
vent, in order TO overcome the objections Of
every other in use. II is remarkable for
the ease and comfort with which it is worn
and the security it affords under the most
violent exercise. Ii is, also, immoveable
in any position the body may be thrown in
to-a con sideralion that should not be over
looked.
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IN this Cut you
see the Truss as ap-
piled and worn for
an Inguinal Hernia
on the right side
1t does not iniure
the back, the pres
sure being on either
side of the SPINE
Physicians and sur
geons who have ex-
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amined the instrument approve of it, are de-
lighted with it, and scarcely aday passes but
the send me a distressing case. And here |
warn they lightly affected ag%ainstpuiing of,
from day to day, procuring the best means OF
security, as they are hourly exposed to acct
dents that may cause strangulation and death.
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FI'IH';';SNyyM
OF WILD CHERRY.

The great Ameyicen Remedy for Lung
complaints, and all afections Of the
Respiratory Organs ,
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Ruptures Cured

1T al aHizai rfA RHp,Ero. rad hoel
anf b healed a. AZ least BE- shade &C.
cure from ths hoSTorsg StraHgH.
lated HeyHba. Nhtah solglfy
can bsf b. JoUHa IN hs
usc of SHEGHAS's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

WeSrc, az see, en- the south shore Of Cape Ann
and protected ly msny miles OF land and wooded hills
the north and east. The south wias which are the
hot inland IN summer cooled by cor. Nc from
CT TIE water The trees which grow quite down 70 The
beach, that might stand under thick foliage with
show kow much the severity Of the east winds Is
here nliiigated by the shelter OF the hills.
londtr rocky heGdlan6 Ia the eastward il "Nlrman's
Wee" celebrated in Longfsows ballad At the right
we NAV see from these windows the lighthouses az the
entrances of Salem Boston, and MaTblehcGd harhors
Behind shout mile distant s the village OF Msnches
ter with il little hGrbor and creek We are south of
the Gouceer snd Boston road which bounds the
ON the north Before It was purchased by Nj Dana the
property had lain quite Wild and there are s,ll crows
hawks, &c IL plenty, with occasional visit from TN
eagle How near the beach that wild duck ventures
He seems TO I've aware thar here there il danger
Even The little beach bYds,' which esteemed such
decGcy that they shot without mercy everywhere
che here find spot where they may forage AMI ,wiiter
and wing their shOlt unsteady ghis without oes;stin
The estate purchased by Mr. Dams by the sale o:
part Of his inherited property il Carn5rdse and the
house buit by him. II has been suffered - remain
except lcvelng the lswp snd setting few spruce,
where they rather needed screens 10 the stable
and cut buildings than for ernsmen. nearly as posi-
be in It's original condition. But the thick underwood
oi the hll has been hewn into e paths leading 10 IN.
open summit BY various roa.cs and - the poa.s where
the best views may be had OF the land and ocean some
Ct these very nne and have been commu,orsted II
i said, by sketches lot less so.
While We making these observations. cur host
reSppssIs Invested Of his rustc carb and we take chairs
srd seSt Ourselves under the broad piazza Our talk
Of cid fimes and modern time. the things thar hsve
been and are and likely be herester-a range of
subjects much more extensive in TACT than that pro
ros,d ly laxative, IN Bunysn. II might be thought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

IL BARRY CoRswALL's Essays AsD
TALES IN PROSE" are published in handsome two.
volume edition by Tcknor Reed & Rielis. Several d
the stories written in style of dainty sweetness
and the essays exhibit small degree Of critical
acuteness. The pspers on The Genius Of Shakspere
and on "Engish Poetry" are among the most elaborate
In the collection and are full of admirable suggestons'
II" DAUoHrERs OF CHINA" by ELIZA ).
BHrpcmAS In this little volume we have series Of
descriptive sketches of domestic life in the Celes'a
Empire, with many interesting details of missionary e.
fort among the Chinese. 1t presents, in simple sy'e
great variety Of information In regard 10 the Interior
OF Oriental society, and forms valuable addition 70
the works which have emanated from American ms
sons in foreign lands. n2mo PIP. 2aa r. Carter
Brothers)
1"THE LIVES OF THE Fathers OF TIE
EAsTrRN DESERTS" by Rev. DR.. CHALLoNEa Q2mo'
pp 609. sadiier Coz curious page I'm the history
Of human eccentricy The editor states in the preface
that Is only for Catholics that the work 10 expeee
to have any interest" but In opinion, Il ehasnsss
the attention Of al who would learn the possible wes
res Of man, when he rejects the guidance Of soa0"
reason and pure religion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-18
Correspondence Of the Cecil Wing.
Letter from Hartford.

HAvRE-DE-GRAcE, SEPT. 16. 1859.
Wteat socing-Corn crop-Potato Rot
River and HarJor BW-Approori-
aroa for Harre-dc-G yuce-Tntcrea-
ing DiaIogue-IVhig .Meetsag at Bel
fir, &c.
?. G. RICKETTS, ESQ. Denr Sv: Sup
posing You would like to be Informed
OF what was Transporting in Hartford,
will endeavor TO the best Of nv ability
to give you all the news afloat. Our
Farmers are very bust y engaged in pre-.
pairing their grounds for seeding. Some
have commenced sowing already. Large
quantities of Guano will be used this
fall, it being the most certain manure fol-
producing a good crop of Wheat. The
Cora crop will be a very large one; bet.
ter than for several years past.
Our County has been visited with the
Potato Rot, to an unusual extent thi.
season, and many Of our Farmers on
Deer Creek have lost their whole crop
some as high as 800 bushels. One who
for number OF years has been tn NOS
successful grower of the vegetable in 'ht
County, will loose a considerable pa,,
{. Of his crop. The disease seems to b.
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1t would be amusing, were it not hui
initiating, to Gull the opinion of the lead
ing Locofoco press now and five wears
since. We subjoin a single sample:
From the Honford Times-No,c.
General Scott has been in the military
service of his country for forty-hve
years, during which period he has re-
celved, as compensation for his SER
vices, the sum of $247, 900.
From the Hartford Times-Then.
General Scott. who. above all others,
indisputable stands out as the great man
of the late glorious war; whose name
throughout Europe and America, is in
Identified with all its gIory-with its
great victories and great peace-whose
masterlv successes have DOUBLED AT A
SINGLE STROKE THE ORIGINAL AREA OF
THE REPUBLIC, &c.
A man ''whose lnaSterlv successes have
doubled the riglnal ar ca of the Repub.
lic," should not be censured for receiv.
ing salary about equal to that paid tc
the Clerk Of the House of Representa-
tives.
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u A correspondent, over the name of.'Omc-
which appears 10 refer to something 'eone be-
tore,'' on which we are not posted. 1t seems
there is some excitement in the musical world;
well, we like to see a stir in that behalf, for
"Music hath charms to soothe the savage,
Rend d rock, and---split cabbage
Muacal.-Wilh what infinite delight will the
rapturous intelligence be received that's neigh
boring editor has at last, procured "A musical
correspondent As this knight of the scissors
and quill is Justly celebrated, above all others
for his scientific requirements, and his amazing
properly appreciate the nice discriminating tai
ent Of his accomplished correspondent; and.
verify, the critic, whose mere word determined
the rank, which Jenny Lind is forever to occupy
in the musical world, is e.nincntly worthy of
such patron. Oh, noble pair! specially favor
ed by the muse of song are We! Now that all
the earth is silenced before you, deign, sovcr-
eign spirits! 10 favor us with at least one OF
your inspired productions. Doubtless, "big
bray" and ''h,,a bray" with the assistance of
Joe Pubs accompaniment, will make most en-
chanting harmony. So tune your harp. and let
the listening multitudes attend. Stand back
boys, and prepare yourselves to shout in honor
of these illuslrious petiormers-Hurrah! Tor
the ''donkey duet
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Missouri, Iowa and Maine are the only
States which have yet elected Members
to the next Congress. In the year of
Gen. Taylor's election, they chose three
Wings to eleven Loco-Focos, but one OF
the three Wings Cd. +. Miller IF Iowa
was cheated out of his seat by the steal
ing Of the kanesviIe poll-book, so that
the returns stood-Whgs tlco; Opposi-
ton tuelre. Now these same States
have chosen SIR Wings and seren Oppo-
sition. We call this far beginning.
Keep it up!-N. Y. Trijuae.
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Presidential Electors,
Campaign Wing.

We will send The Cecil Wing to sub
scribers for the campaign-that is, from
the time their names are sent till after
November Election-for 90 cents
Cash, in advance. We hope our whig
friends will interest themselves and send
us large number Of names. Five copies
for dollar, and no postage in the coun-
ty.
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most prevalent in the high lands; those
in the low lands are very little Injured.
The River and lEarbor Bill has at
last become law of the land. An ap-
preparation of $4,000 is included in it,
for removing the distraction in the
mouth Of the :2usouehanna. *When
this is removed vessels ola larger draught
OF water, can come up to our wharves,
and take in full cargo, without being
subjected to the expence and delay of
employing lighters to pass them over
the Bar. We are indebted in a great
measure for this appropriation to the
zeal and untiring energy OF our talented
and distinguished member of Congress,
with the assistance of other good Wings
who were determined the Bill should
pass.
must tell you a good joke, that &C.
CURED in the School Commissioners
room, the other day in Bel Air. One of
the board, Democrat, was examining a
young lady who had made application
as teacher. He asked her to write a
sentence. She complied with the re-
quest by writing, "Gen. Winfield Scott,
the Wing candidate for President of the
United StateS.' The Commissioner re-
marked there is not a negative IN the
sentence, and asked her to add "aad
mtU not be eIected." "Sir, said she, |
can't write that, but will add "and
acHt be e/ectcd" The Commissioner
SAID, "are you not Democrat Miss J"
"Yes sir, am, but desire the election
of Winfield Scott; his country owes 1t to
him." She uas passed nstanter.
The Wigs of Hartford held Mass
Meeting at Bel Air Yesterday. There
were from 800 to 500 persons present.
Able and effective speeches were made
by Messrs Bowie and Archer, electors,
and Coleman Yeliott Esq, of BaIti-
more. Old Hartford will give good
account of herself on the end of No
vemDer next. Ola Chippewa gains
friends daily. Yours sc, SKIMPoLE.
"Those interested IN this appropria-
ton, will keep in mind that this is not all
that will benerded for the river at Havre
de Grace, and that Gen. Pierce, who
has always voted and used his influence
against river improvements, would, in
case he were elected President, veto
any other appropriation. Ed. Wig.
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Gfje t}lurkcts

ELKroN MARKET, Sep. 1s.-Messrs
Brown and Foard are paying 90 cents
per bushel for Wheat and 81 cents for
corn.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Sep. fifth
Flour, Howard St $4,25 City Mills
S1,25, Wheat new red 80 cts; white
do, 80 a 90 cts; Corn, white, 81; yellow
g. 60; Oats 30 81.