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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

ora horse thief. named Warner, escaped
from our jail On Sunday afternoon last,
through the door in the rear of the building.
He has not been heard of since he left. II
is said that the noise in the court house on
Saturday afternoon frightened him into a
disposition to effect his escape. He no
doubt thought ifjustice was to come from
such a source, he had better tramp, g. tramp
he did.-SOmerset Post.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
wTHE TAPE WoRM..A-
~HoBENsAcK'S LIVER FILLS

No part of the system is more liable to disease than
the LIVER, il serving as a flterer to purify the blood,
or giving the proper secretion to the bile; SO that any
wrong action Of the Liver effects the other important
parts Of the system, and results yariously, in Liver
complaints. J~aundice, Dyspepsia, etc. We should
tho refore watch every symptom that might indicate
a wrong action of the Liver. These pills being COM
posed Of BOOTS and PLANTS furnished by nature 10
heal the sick: Namely, LIST. An ExPEoToRANr which
%augments the secretion from the pulmonary mucus
membrane, or promotes the discharge of secreted
matter. ID. An ALTERNATIVE, which changes in some
inexplicable manner the certain morbid action of the
system. Cd. A Tone, which gives tone and strength
to the nervous system renewing health and y,igor to
all parts of the body. 4th. A cATHARTIc, which acts
in perfect harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating on the bowels, and e~xpelling the whole mass
OF corrupt and Initiated matter, and purifying the
blood, which destroys disease andrestores health.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
NoTICE TO TnREsIIERsl

4 TAKE this method to inform the Threshing Ma
Il chine men Of this and the adjacent counties that /
am established for this year at G. M, Beery G. Cos
Foundry, In Lancaster, where | will attend TO
REPAIRING ALL TlIRESHING MACHINES.
that may be conlded TO my charge, particularly the
Massillon Machine, having the Massillon castings
complete, both for the Power and Separator. IIav-
ing worked sometime in the Massillon Establishment,
| shall be we'll prepared TO repair those machines. !
will, also, in addition to repairing machines, put up
to order, iron and wood. stavo cylenders.
A WORD TO SAW.MILL OWNERS.
| will get up to order an excellent article by which
To gum saws; and also manufacture to order a Self.
Resisting Saw.Log Loader, a machine that will dc
more work, for less money, than any other machine
FOR that purpose now in use. One ofthese machines
can be seen after the first of April at The above nam
ed Foundry. A. VAN TRUMP.
4 Lancaster April6, 1858.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

Washington Irving is a very great man
but not calculatedt to shine or create a sens
alton on public occasions--such as public
dinners, etc. This feature was admirably
described by Moore, who described him as u
poor lion, but a capital domestic animal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

BALrfMoRE, September 1.-The Wing
State Convention met this morning, Samuel
Hamilton wal appointed President--a reso.
luton 10 nominate the whole ticket was
advocated.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
LIvER q

Jaundice. Dyspepsia, chrnnie or Nervous
Debt,ity, Diseases OF the kidntyss
Nd diseases arising from a disordered Livei
"a and Stomach, such as constipation, fuliness, Oh
blood to the head. acidity ofthe stomach ,nsusea,heArt'
burn aisyustforf food fuiinessor weightin thestomaeh,
sour eruetations,s sinking or huttei1ng attne Ply el .ms
stomach, winning of the head, hurried aud difficult
breathing. Huttering 1.-THE heart, ehoakingor sufioea-
ting sensations whenin AlyingP posture, dimness o. vis.
ion, dots or webs before the sight, fever. dull pam IN
skin and eyes, painin the side, back, chest, limbs, &c,
sudden Pushes Of heat. burning in the hesh, constant
maginings of evil, and great depression OF spirits,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
railway disaster.

SARATOGA, August S0.-A collision took
place last night, on the Schenectady and
Saratoga Railway. Daniel Astrader, the
fireman, was killed, and several injured bad
lv
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
COW TMENi

" supply Of eysry dsaeriptisno Of epDdSin his line
tootedious 70 mention"
Lancaster, May %, 1851.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
safuraayEvening. sep. 3. 1853.

TEMrERANoE.-The following English
societies have sent delegates to the Whole
Worlds Temperance Convention which
mectsat New York on the LIST prOximo;-
The Lancashire Temperance Society, Pres
ton Baud ofHops Society. Liverpool Daugh-
tiers o Rechab,W Wakefield (Yorkshire) Tenn
perance Society, Whitehaven Total ABB
silence Society. The credentials Of more
than three hundred delegates it is said have
been received. This is the convention in
which females take a part.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
moi FOR CALIFORNIA.

TIME subscriber has just received At his Jewelry
Il Shop, one door West Of the Tallmadge mouse. q
sell at reas onabie prices. GATES.
lancaster, marsh24, 1868
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
NO COMPROMISE OF CoNsCIENC

NO COMPROMISE OF CONSCIENC :.
TAMES GATES has just added to his stock, at his
- old stand In the "TdLlmadge House," alargeand
splendid variety Of ga
WATCHES, CLOCKS, sILvER-A@
swARE, JEWELRY, &C., Co., SME al
Which he will dispose of at as reason i3NN@ TN
able prices as any other similar stock SSSs~
of the same quality can be purchased in the West
ern country.
His Watches are ofthe bestmake and of superior
quality. His Clocks are ofevery variety and ofthe
best manufacture. His lot of SilveI-Ware is ex-
tensive and cannot fail to please, His JeWelry iso
great care.
. He keeps on hand, also, Cutlery, Canes, Looking
Glasses aud Plates, Britannia Sets, Musical lnstru-
ments, Girandoles. Fans, Pocket Books, Brushes, a
lot of fine Stationery and a variety oil useful and or
namental arIiclcs.
He has taken specialcare in selecting his stock to
suit this market and invites the public TO call and ex-
ANIME for themselves. JAMES GATES.
Lancaster, June 10 3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

Quo AND MISSISSIPPI RArLwAY.--The
greater portion of the line from this city
TO the Intersection of the Jacksonville and
indianapolis road is graded, and the iron is
fast arriving 10 lay the track. II is intended
10 have the road run by the LIST of December
next Gin. Gas.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

FIsH.-White, PieknrOl, Trout end Bias for saleby
he l ba abb. I Dbl, at WHITES. 2 3n
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
Rslisf FOR Nav orIaann.

P~IrTsBuRcH, August so.-This city has
RENTED 81, 200 to the Howard Society at
New Orleans. Collections are still being
made, and the whole amount collected will
probably reach $4,000.
Cheesei Cheeseii cheeseiii
uST received, a fine lot Of English Dairy, Pine
- Apple and Zap eago Choesa-fo be sold low fol
cash BY III. b. HUNTERkC co.
May 8, 1850. d3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

a. & co.

II EEP constantly on hand, White Lead, pure, in
IN Kegs aud dry, Venetian Lead, Yellow 0chre,
Prussian Blue, Red Led, Litharge, Linseed Oil. Sperm
Oil, Corn Oil, copal Varnish, coach do, chrome Vel.
low. do. Green, Rose Pink, Verminion, Lamp Back,
Turpentine, Lard Oil, Fish Oil, Alcohol, Japan VArnish,
SNOW WHITE ZINC PAINT,
that will no, turn yellow. All of which willbe sold
low for cash. sept.l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
rrSsOO

concerns the health and happiness
wv M \ people is At III times of the most valuable
inheritance. I take 1t for granted that every person
will do all In their power to save tne ns sor u - me-.
,nots their own health at all saerihees. lioel II 10
NJ ~ dutv 10 solemnlg assure you that wohnis,ae-
coyJing 10 the opinion Of the most celebrated phlysi,.
ci,ns. are the primary causes OF a large MAJORITY OF
diseases to which children and Sauts avg haoiei Il
s,on have an appetite continually chnngeahle from
s ~ hind Of ioodto another, bad breath, pain IN the
Stonach. picking at the nose, hardness and tnllness OF
,ba helm. dry cough, slow fever, pulse irregular; re-
,nember that all these denote WORMS, and you
should at once apply the remedy;
HoBENSACKS WORM SYRUP.
An article founded upon scientific principles, com
pounded: with purely vegetable substances, being
perfectly safe when taken, Smay be given to the most
tender infant with decided beneficial effect, where
Eo1pel eomplaint and d~iaTThaahave made them weak
and debilttated, the tonic properties of my worm
sx,rpn are such, that il stands without an equal In the
Catalogue Of medicines in giving tone and strength to
the stomach, which makes it an infallable remedy for
those afflicted with dyspepsia, the astonishing cures
performed bsthis syrup alter physicians have failed
Is the best evidence of its superior efficacy over all
others.
This is the most difficult worm to destroy of all thai
infest the human system, 1t grows 10 an almost indef'
mite length, becoming so coilcd and fastened in the
intestines and stomach, effecting the health so sadly al
TO cause st. Vitus Dance, fits, etc that those afflicted
seldom if ever suspect that it is Tape WorHs hasten
ing them to an early grave. In order to destroy THU
worm, a very energetic treatment must be pursued
it would therefore be proper to take 6 to 3 Of my
liver pills so as TO remove all distractions, that thu
worm syrup may act directly upon the worm, which
mu.t be taken in doses Of two table spoonsful three
times a day; these directions followed have nevel
been known to fail in curing the most obstinate cast
of tone norm.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
Great Medicine rOrVVOrms in Child
, rem and others.

Lancaster, Ohio, May II, 1853.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12
Gle Mlrkrts

ELKToN, Nov. 12th-FIour SG75; wheat
SLIT; corn 60 60 cts; oats 40 els.
BALrIWA November, l0.-FLouR.
The marker was good deal excited to-
day, under xe Franklin's news, and
sales were. mAIe to considerable ex-
tent at an ADVANCE on yesterdays prices.
Early in the day, before the news were
made public there We're sales of $500
bbls. Howard street, and 800 bbls. City
Mills, all al S. ST.. Subsequently there
We're sales OF $500 bbls. City mills at
81, and , 100 bbls Howard street at the
same price. There was also a s1fe 800
bblS. Howard street, after the news vas
made public, at So o7!.
The offerings of grain at the Corn
change this morning was rather light.
There was IA better demand for yellow
com. Whcat-about 1908 bushels Of
fered ard mostly sold at 43 to 81 4S
for red, and l 80 to > IS for good to
prime white. Some very prime lots of
white brought $ IS. Inferior lots from
3 to 10 cts. less than the above figures.
CoRN.-Sales of 1000 bushels at SO
10 10 cts. for old yellow, and 60 to IS ct
for new do. Oh white 81 to 60 cts,
and new do IS to 8 / cts.
OATs-Maryland at 40to 43 cts, and
Eirg MIA at IS 20 ~ cts.
Bait. .Imericqa Times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12
CONSTABLE sale.

DY virtue ola writ of Vendi EXponas, issued
ID by John Gabraith, ESQ., one OF the Justices
of the Peace OF the State OF Maryland in and
for Cecil county, at the suit Of Jacob Hyland,
against the goods and chatles, lands and tine
mcnts of William Purner and Jesse Brown, aud
to me di, ecrd | have seized and taken into
execution all the right, title, interest and c'aIm,
al law and in equity, Of the said William Par
ner and Jesse Brown, in and to all that piece,
parcel, or part OF tract Of land, situated in
Elk Neck, Cecil coun,y, Maryland, adjoining
lands of A2arius Pennington, containing
EIGHTY acres, more or less; and hereby
give anlice that on SATURDAY, the Bird day
OF December, 1853, at the Court House door in
the town of Elklon, between III" hours OF
o clock and q O'Clock, p M, viii offer the
said property AT public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, TO satisfy said wit and costs.
IEZEKIAI FOARD,
Nov 18th Is $3.50 Constable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12
Fall and Winter Clothing.
sOsyc's sb!A s.issc.

HETlLLlAM G.. LOWE, No. "a Marief 81,
v? Wilmington, Del., would respectfully IN
he has row On hand very Ian re newly made,
han some and fashionable stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, CONSISTING of Ovelcoals,
Dress Goats. Pants and Vests Of every variety
of style, made up in the best manner, witch he
will dispose OF al Philadelphia Prices. Also
handsome assortment of SATIN and CASHMERE
EMBROIDERED VESTS.
The above goods have all been bought for
cash, the subscriber is enabled 10 offer them on
the lowest terms, and those IN want OF fall and
winter clothing, will find it to their advantage
10 call and examine the stock now offered be-
fore purchasing" Elsewhere, as "a ments wall be
sold very low for cash. Remember the place
No. 81 Market Street. between Front and Sec
ond, Wilmington, Del. Nov u 3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12

FOREIGN Ews.-The steamer Frank
lin arrived at New York on Thursday,
br ng dates from London up 10 the 26,h
of October.
Flour aud grain were still buoyant
and advancing in prices.
The Russian and Turkish armies were
receiving fresh recruits, an d the Turks
were about to cross the Danube.
1t was rumored at Paris that the text
of a new Russian manifesto had reached
the French government, which contain
ed something very insulting to France,
charactelizng her as the hot-bed Of re-
volution.
Commercial men, in London and
Paris, notwithstanding the untavorable
aspect of affairs. still hope that diploma
CIV had not vet been exhausted.
A letter from St. Petersburg, dated
Oct. 18th, says the declaration Of war
by the Porte had produced very pain
full sensation. In North Russia the army
and civil service were for war; but in
the south the sentiment was more paci-
fic, and nothing like enthusiasm was APP
parent anywhere, although various
means had been taken to produce it.
A HoRNET's NEST STIRRED UP.---The
Lynn Bay State, Free soil locofoco
paper saws that iii the letter is genuine,
Mr.. Cushing is traitor to Massachusetts
democracy, and will receive a traitors '1
organ of the antl-coaltion democrats Of
Massachusetts,, charges Mr.. Gushing
with appointing all the coalition demo.
Gratis who lost Office by the wing victory
last fall; to national Offices. 1t says
The ink is hardly dry upon the com.
mission of Fisher Hidreth, a man who
aided to the utmost the election of c
Sumner, when this letter is written, i,
the hope that it would undo the the mis-
chief in New York" The article Il
headed "DuplIcity of Caleb Cushing"
Growth OF OHIo.-Every six years
bv law, there is a re-valua,on of TIT
real estate Of OHIO for taxation. Th'
last valuation was in 1S47, when Thu
entire taxable property OF the State, a
cash value, amounted to about $475,
100000. II is said the returns for tn
new valuation are nearly complete, am
the Auditor Of State estimates that the
will vary but slightly from $Soo,ooo
: 900; showing an increase of taxables il
six years of 1926, 900, 900, or nearly 7
lper cent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12
ia Washington correspondent O

ia Washington correspondent of
the New York Mirror says:
The most important feature of the
Presidents Message will be the acqui-
sitlon of Cuba and the Sandwich Islands.
Encouragement will be given to the
tiIlibusters and progressive democracy;
and Senator Douglass will be the organ
of the administration in the Senate;
seconded by Gen. Cass: while in the
House Mr. Breckenridge of Kentucky
will speak the sentiments of the admin
! lStlatiUn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12

The L. S. SENAroR.-.Th Wings
have 6 majority in the state Senate and
e in the House of Delegates; majority
of II on Joint ballot, which ensures
ihem the L. S. Senator, III place of Mr..
P"arce, who more than likely will be
Mr.. Pearce himself.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12
I}n"a.ificrlst stock os-

/ l - 'iHtss '1aoS AZ os
u Rch Pinj DRESS Goods.
French NIrIinoS and Cashmercs,
Splendid Black SILKS;
High Colurcd Dress silks,
Rich Printed Dress GoudS.
Ladies' Ci,hs ia Iasaionahic cnlors,
Splendid stock Of Lon AMI Sluate Shawls,
Housekeeping an Family Dry Goods,
Cloths, Cas>mncrs and Vc.tIng, in great
variety.
BUYERS should mol fail to call and examine
my larec stock Of goods. Prizes nade i0tc und
tie Gus om 4fjhe FH5'ic So}icHed.
l.. BROWN, JR.,
Main ST, next door 10 Johnsons Hotel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12

UJ-The Wigs have carried every
thug before them in New York; but
have lost New JERSEY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12

The result OF the election enables us
to give the suhjoined list Of names Of the
members Of the next Legislature. The
House is composed Otto wings, and "a
democrats, who are chosen Tor two years
In the Senate there are II wings, and 8
democrats. Wing majority in the House
6; in the Senate i; and on joint ballot
II. OF the whig senators five hold their
seats for two years, and nine for four
years; and OF the democrats, SIX hold
their seats for two years, and two for
four years:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12
ENR SIZE

TWO FIRST RITE work HORSES, and
hlOoded Colt, coming 1--WE years OH.
Y. HAMMOND. ELK Neck,
Nov - = miles below North East
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THE CECIL WING.
NOVEMBER IL, 1853.

NV are indebted TO Hon. Jas. A.
Tearcr, /. s. Senator. for ccIy OF the
sketches accompanying the Report of
tl.e Coas.: ,.-:1::ycry for 1871
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12

The VorE OF THE SrATE.-Nr Lyon
majority in the state is about 4 900. We
will give Tie vote of the counties as soon
as we get them officially.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12
E'9ETE u.

A GOLD WATCH AND CHAM was found hy
"a tn, subscriber lying en- the rail ROAD be-
tween E!kton AMI Bacon Hill. The owner
will please com" AMI pr"rc his property and
get it. Enquire q james Denny, Elklon.
Nov II 81 JOHN +. iiEAIH
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DE'E9iI;.

Tie Commissioners :i'ct for Cecil county
are requested Ia El""t at thei! Flee in the
Court House, On lLursGa!. II" !1lh inst, tu
qualtI! and organ ize for business.
Nov II Ii y. SCOTT elk.
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TOUR years:
SENATORS. Term OIL service
henl--John Z; 'Cacy,, = yrs
pm. co""fy-1ingh Ely,
81 B"f' c"y,IN' "lIi'ams'
I"'0't-Ed"ard Lloyd,
Dofc1esfe' -,benl. U: keenee'
n"ceSfe|-JaS' NJ, Holland
Cecn-J"nn " Miller :
H"jorh--1: j; farnand's,
t4'f0||-Johh ~. honswei'
Ho"4'd-" M w. " atkins
I"eg"ny~N Iillam " e3er,
n0sh'nsto" uUeo; HGhiey' q
tfe"ef't@-" m. d. lyirr' =
.Hohf5o"rfy-E"' L.. ualtheF, 4
+. 6eorgg'S-Han: H. Berry, 4 "
.lh"e '7|a"""'--nto' "ellS, +
Ca'0erf-Jam'S a: BOND, f
c""IIeS-' ohi' >, ii"gheS' q
o. 'ha'$ S~,'' II, So'horoh, +
V"ee% '1""e SI,Olii'on oook'
o"o|'"e-il' y, rawlings, 4
ooMeFSef-~"ro' II. Dennis, #
HOUSE OF ", DELEGATtS.
hemf-" !'',I'PS; d. r. i"ar'v'
baIf. co""f9-E PnFa'n hr'l' ca!mu"l
:" oT'h'ns'"n' o, ~ Jo"n T., oFd' nos
~ ~ ilo.c.''">' "''''a'" l"o'"aS' James
I'll ne,' re-.
=, o""' o"y-!ames d. george o'''
,Ma. . Jaw 'W"'s' ''e'''"s 'o''"<'
W la" wing; James VI. Lester
,!alhe Ia" wing; . MOTIFS Co"A'"h'
NJ Ia" Hn'Si ''STPn "a. n",,SaE'
NAME Ia" wh's; Jo't' II. baFh"s' Na'n'
"a" o',ll] ""''. u, y; o"sN' ,'.",lc "a"
GEM Mama" l. Dqs''ah'' name IA"
a'm'' hlc''ard H. h'ssS' Name la"
Gem; DaFla lr'llh' Name Ia" Gem
:, 1@'o0F-''a'"ue' sla''loie'oh' h'cl'afu
llarI'"S'o"' wv
, D ~ '"eS'e|7 - "'"1S W ",'"o', James
a. D I'o' h'i i,>,i,. W. ' "a ,,':
~ - 'rS''' " IMAM ~ n'''''',pns'
W, 49,, o. L@o n; L','lG 5 - i no"I"'
1,.I' -. i''0,'%'" ~ - va W -A'''0'' 1 =
N'd ui, ' ' ~, ""r"" srobor@ ,.oo
9, ,L w. '' " r,,:a,, ''
"'ep"onS2"' " IN, NJ ma1 h.', n', c;.,
, C"h'"" pI D"ue' ''"S' '''''''"'
'oS,a" H. p"19''''' ~ r.,
i 1JI ~ 'I''I | ~ - ,I "a, ~ I"o>,
L ,h,'I rL n n. sl"' ,'o" ,,h ,""1
! ,J"'I' 1''o''''S D''e''"''' '''''1"
o. In IA .'Ir'S. c, ,,, IN,
naI G rly'S'' nl"a "..
X. Sey>t"r;* Denton Jacques.*
FfeIcrick Lewis N. Motter;* VIM
c. Sappington:" James L. John>on;*
WIN. +. Glttings;% William L. Salmon;
David Thomas.
.Honigomcry-W arlington Bonifant;'
Washington Waters.*
Prince Gcorgc'S-H. Jones;* Dlony.
sius Sheriff." James VI. Marshall"
.7nnc Hrundti-Thomas Franklin;
Alexander 3. Hagner;" Benjamin Carr"
Calreft-JemcS G. A llnult, Campbell
Graham.
Churles-Samuel CoX;* Pembroke \ .
Brawnrr."
81. .Nury's-J. f. Dent:* Jas. NiltI-
more.*
Queen Washington Finley;
St.pleu J. Bradlry.#
Grolinc-AlvXander W. Ridgaway"
John w. Temples.
Somerset VIM. Fl. Gale;@ Major r.
Rualk;v John ". Doueherty;* William
Daniels
Wbigs marked with rs
1HE "hoBs1 MEAHEHs AND THEIR
n]us of ,ventv.tivp or thirty millions in
IN. United States Treasury is looked
upou as splendid prize by all the pol,t.
;c,l ra,nhlrrs about the country and q
desner,te attemnt will he made at tbe
next session of Congress- to oct hold OF
the money IN some specio1s form OF
other n,;yc,,,el ;mproy.,n,nt or nuhlic
good letter from WASHINGTON saws
uThere ;s ryerv annearance Of pro.
dicious accession to the class OF lobby
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Tsie Di>trfct Gniccrs.

We were unable last week 10 give the vote
in the several districts for The local officers OF
the county. 1t will be found below in detail
The nominated wings are marked e.
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ELKToN, Nov. l2th-FIour SG:75; wheat
Sl.11; corn go 60 els; oats 40 els.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12

THIS CONGRESSIONAL. DIsTR lcr.-The
ma oriiy for Doct Shower over Mr..
Wethered in this congressional district
is not far from 800. We will publish
the official vote when it comes to hand
The Docter,.it will be perceived, got
q much larger majority in this county
than the last Democratic candidate. On
this occasion both candidates lived out
of the county; then both resided here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
Markets..

NEw ORLEANS, Nov 24-P. NJ.
The adyices by the Canada were received here this
forenoon They impaired great activity to cotton
market ard advanced prices No. The days business
has been the largest Of the season. aching 900 bales
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 24-P. M
Cotton has been very active this afternoon, uner the
Cansdas news, the sales Of the day reaching IA bss
the largest OF the Prres have advanced iac,
strict mddlng being quoted at exc 9Sc. The receipts
to day have been II 900 bales Rio coffee active
bags sold, at 10 IL 80. and holders asking
higher rates. Pork-Saes Of 800 bbls old mess at Sl2
CHARLEsroN Nov 81, 1858.
Tie sales of cotton h day 800 bales and for the
week 5000 bales at prices ranging from Ike 11c The
receipts OF the week feot ap $4,000 bales The market
closes &c. 2sc highe2 tnan last week, mddng fair
and fair being quoted at fossr. lie.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 25, 1885,
The sales of cotton To-Day were 700 bales at prices
ranging from 9o Rose, The market shows no change
CINCINNATI, Nov. %, 1853.
sales OF ao0o Sos OF -four were made In our market
to-day, at 81 zoe - rs. Bogs are At 81 25
ALBANY, Nov. 26, 1853.
Receipts si1ea lsst:-Four, 900 bbls wheat,
COO bushels; coIn 20 600 bushes oats IL 900 bushels
Flourfbs eale, reach 1900 bbs, At So IS So 81 for
Slate ard SO 81 = 81 for Western. Wheat steady and
bim sales 800 bushels, at lis for Genssse. CornNo
supply bat in good demand sales, 1000 bushels. Bar
ey20o oP bushels sold at 80c for two rowed 500. 81o
for Wiscc nsin Cats improving sales at $50. :.
The only receipts since last report have been 1000
bbs. of -four Our market Ii unsetsd, asd We hear Of
no sales worth reporting. The weather Is very cold end
Shere have been no shipments