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W. H GORDON & CO.,
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
For the sale of Merchandise, generally,
ian1
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I'VE RESP ECTFj LIN INFORM our riehds ana 'lt
w public THAT We have on hand a large and vel
ssorfei stack of Fur six and Soft Hats; Men and Boys
Cassinere Rats; Cmdrens Fancy Hats and Caps; Men
and Ts Cloth Flush and Fur Caps OF every description
unsurpassed good quality, style and lowness oil plce
whtc: they otter at wholesale and retail
rt92 LANDE ELSBAGh CO.
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DISSECTING CASES.-FOI7 r DOZ. CASES
L. Of DlSsectng instruments received and for sale low v
RICHARD o. CURREY,
oet2S No. IS Union st. Nashville
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- ELECT POWDERS OF HASKELL, MER-
y mex Bull equal 10 not superior those Of any
other establishment fll assortment hand fresh ana
genuine Physicians should other kind Of
o't2S RICHARD o. CURREY.
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/ ABORATORY FOR ANALNTICALCHE-
l. MlofkI.-The undersigned continues 10 give his At
lencn TO the analysis OF Mineral waters Ores soils vecet
able substances and productions Of art He is supplied
W at the necessary apparatus and purest CLemcas ard
VIII promptly anayze ali substances placed in his passe
SION then II IS practicable researches viii lie Instituted
ana opinions gwen on all chemical questions.
Terms moderate and uniform
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WASHINGTON THURSDAY MARCH 81 1853

crocuses poisoning at our feet. We were
within the sound Of an old fountain and the
flowing of the Cremera, and the dashing Of its
waterfalls Picturesque, skin-clad shepherds
were watohing their focks on the hills behind
us, looking down curiously and sympathetical-
ly ON our merry circle. One of their huge
wolfsh dogs doubtless considering us rude
barbarian Invaders of those classic Arcadian
scenes, showed fight but insidously seduced
his ferocious fidelity by crust of bread, and
concluded an amnesty with a chicken-leg.
After dinner, however, as was boasting of my
peaceful conquest | ventured TO approach my
lean and hungry friend empty-handed, when
he turned, and would have rent me had not
beat hasty retreat. Among the most cruel,
suspicious, and Misunderstanding animals
have ever seen, are these same Csmpagna dogs
Heaven sAr >e from an encounter with one,
alone and NAdefended
We have had for the three weeks past
strange and terrible weather--violent and fire.
quent storms of wind rain, and hail, between
which the sun shines out with dazzling and
tantalizing Billiance. In these brief intervals
of light and warmth, we venture on our walks,
rides, or drives, but are almost sure to have a
heavy storm burst upon us, out OF the gorgeous
and treacherous heavens, with frightful sud
denness Yesterday we went to the Pincio, to
see the sunset which promised to be very fine I;
but while We were admiring the purple and
gold, and deep, delicious blue of one half of the
sky, the other, with scarce moments warn
ing, seemed to fall upon us in alternate sheets
of rain and hail The Tber is in the state de-
scribed by Cassius, when Caesar and he leaped
into it" troubled" and "chafng with her
banks"-swollen, and swift and dark The
Campagna is overhowed all along its course
and the poor peasants in great distress, from
being deprived of work, and in some instances
of homes. Some countrymen attacked our
baker this morning and took from him all the
bread he was carrying to his customers The
robbery was committed in the open street; but
as it was a case of starvation, the thieves were
not apprehended. The floor of the Pantheon
is overfowed, and it is a curious sight to see
the bases of its ancient pillars buried in the
yellow flood.
In this state of the weather it is impossible
to do any even indoor sightseeing as the
churches galleries and palaces are dark,
damp, and uncomfortable. But this is Roman
winter, and it will soon be past in few days,
perhaps, we shall have the delightful Italian
spring, which the lovely almond-blossoms are
already heralding.
AS ever, yours GRACE GREENWOOD.
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The bill for the coinage Of small silver coin
Of o reduced rate has been approved by the
President. 1t goes into operation on the first
Of June next.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C..
For the National Era.
RAINBOW DIRE A n /.
BY LUCY LARCoM

Tn the fail of q summer shower
Twas lulled to lovely dream
Dropped my lids meath tho soit' oppressive p'"s'
OF tho rainbow's CLEAN.
But they lifted again, to gare
At a brighter, unfading bow,
That biandIy smiled through Vioiel hAa'
On tho flowers below.
And saw, down its arching side,
Most airily, gaily, free,
Seven sylphs of the rainbow earthward glide;
And they few to me.
Come be thou our rainbow queen J"
Dropped the accents like summer rain;
mot a nobler realm than ours is seen
Upon land or main"
Then czech threw fetter Of light
Ger my form, of varying hue;
Up-up in their chains was borne, In fight
Through the parting blue.
And with meshes of seven dyes
They wove me robe Of snow;
Like stars from river up shone their eyes
With placid glow
As they whispered. Look, queen, below,
And rejoice to linger here;
For fairest to them that dwell in the bow
Is thy native sphere"
Then I gszed on the quiet earth,
Through the veil Of the rainbow's sheen,
And proud was Of my mortal birth,
Though an airy queen.
Oh, fresh through the neither air
Roso the world globe of light
And every form that was walking there
Seemed an angel bright.
Earth looked glad as the clouds at morn;
Not hue of gloom it woro
Paused tho rain; awoke; the sylphs were gone
| was queen no moro.
let now when the days seem dull,
turn and dream DER my dream
And for me the sylphs of the rainbow Gull
Joys of every beam.
Then life wears an Eden glow,
Reillumed with its primal light;
Oh, who would not soar to the magic bow,
And refresh his sight,
Light heart with the rainbow eye,
There's beauty for thee in all
They are lovers Of darkness who ever lie
Meath objections pail.
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BUELL. & BLANCHARD, Painters,
Si,tb Street, a few doors south Of Penn Avenue
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VOL. VII.

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TERHg.
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Al communications to the Bra, whether on Dus,-
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T0I'gE'SI.

James Beatty, Sixth Judicial Circuit Of
Jesse Burlington, ty. In Chanccry, Septem-
and others. J Der 2OIh, 1898.
NNHE object Of inis suit is to compel the dis
covcry, and enforce the peciiic performance
OF certain contract in writing, heretofore exc
culed by and between the SAID complainant
James Beatty and his wife certain Ann
Beatty OF the one part, and the Defendant, JeS-
Sc Burlington. ollhe other part for the sale Of
certain premises in Cecil county.
The bill states that heretofore the said James
y atty and Ann, his wife, entered into an
agreement in writing with a cl.tain Jesse Buff
nglnn. now Of sad county, in and by which
the said James Beatty and wife agreed 10 sell
and convey a certain Tract OF Land in the coun-
tv aforesaid for and in consideration Of the sum
of $3.50, 10 the said Jesse Burlington; and that
i, was further agreed by and between the SAID
par,rs hat one half Of the sad purchase mon
cv was to be paid 10 the said James Beatty, and
the other half thereof TO the SAID Ann, his wife;
that one half OF said purchase money, that is
to say. complalnanls share thereof, as
specified in SAID agreement was duly paid TO
said complainant, but that no part OF the prin-
cipaI Of The other half thereof. which By said
agreement was TO have been paid TO said Ann
Beatty, hhtn ever DCcn pau, nor Hulh Sdlu
Burlington, nor any person for him, ever paid
any part of the interest thereon since the 9th
dav of April 1916 although said Burlington has
entered upon and taken possession of said
premises, which he doth still retain. The said
bill further states that the sud agreement in
writing hath been lost, and cannot now be
found by complainant, although he hath made
dilgent search and inquiry therefore and fur
Their that the said Ann Beatty, then being a
resident of the city of Wilmington in the State
OF Delaware, on or about the year 1873. de-
parted this life intestate leaving an heir or heirs
at law whose name or names and place or places
of, 81 ience are unknown to the complainant =
houah he hath made every possible exertion lis
cover them; and that the complainant is advised
that all the residue Of the said purchase money,
remaining due and unpaid, dcvolves upon the
said complainant, as the surviving husband of
the said Ann Beatty, by reason of her dying in
tcstatc as aforesaid.
! 1t is thereupon adiudgcd and ordered that the
complainant by causing copy Of this order TO
ton, once week for on" month before the 25lh
day of October next, give notice 10 the said
unknown heir or heirs of The sail Ann
Beatty, of the substance and object Of lhi'
bill and warn him, her or them to appear il
this Court in person or BY solicitor on or bciori
the 25th day Of April 1854, to answer TIM
PREMISES and shcw cause, ifany they have, wi b
a Decree ought not to pass as prayed
ALBERT CONSTABLE.e
Tue copy. Test,
H. H. MITCHELL
! Sep 81 I'm Clclkrt'
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SHERIFk"S S9LE.

by virtue ui two wrps OF ycnd,iori Expona,
~ and n wit Of i'leri Facils, issued ont Of In,
Circuit Court Tor Cecil county, one al the suii
! 81 Jhcob Barron9h surviving partner OF Samuel
GriScnm, one at III" suit of William Tnrbert.
anu one other al The Snt Of Thomas Tavlnr
AGAINST tn good, and chattles. lands and tene-
ihrh'" OF h"mdS ). Thomas, and TO me direct
ca, nave >",zed AMI taken into execution, all
Inc ri@hr, title, interest and claim 0Cthe sand
thomas ). Thomas in and 10 all the following
tracts, pieces OF pa, ,rls o! land. in the county
alorrsai'i. via: ali that part Of Il tract called
"'hOl 'AilSON,' adjoining The lands of Mary
and Ann Russell containing
775 ACRES.
more or less; also, another part Of The same
tract containing
525 ACRES,
more or less, also, another part of said tract
containing
$50 ACRES,
more or less; also, that t:arr. recc or parcel Of
land purchased by sad Thomas from James
Foster, containing
no ACRES,
more or less; also, all that tract called nStopeu
lhsH"o&.," a'loInng the tact on winch said
Thomas resides, containing /
$50 ACRES:
more or less; ITO all that tract on which the
and Thomas resides BE- The sal TIE more or hess:
'nd hereby give notice, that on. SATURDAY.
ne Isl day Of October next, between the hours
ii : and O'Clock p. NJ. ii the Court House
n Llklon, will expose s''l property n public
nrti"n ia th" highest hndcr TO satisfy said
Wits and officers fees. Terms Of ca!r. CASH.
JOHN JANNEY,
Sep 10. 1888 e. sir C,,;y ,o,,,',,
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TIE CECIL WING.
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. G. RICKETTS,.

2,
TERMS.--Two dollars a year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents if not paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADvERTIsTNG.- dollar a square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents a square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal To that, make square.
Fractions of square, counted as square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
ally or by the year at moderate rates.
GrHandblls and lob Work ofaII kinds done
neatly and at short notice.. The office of"THE
WING" Is in the centre ofthe town, next door
TO Doct. Wallace's Dug Store.
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DA Wis & CULIN,
DEALERS IN
Il. III lnS. EZ:aEitNrpN l. G.si.sntlnlin,S

DEALERS IN
III" lslHs, E.:aElterr,S n Chandeliers
". i. Cor. Fourth and Cherry Sts., Philudu.
HAVING enlarged and improved their Store
IL and having the largest assortment OF Lamps
IN Philadelphia, they are now prepared to fur
nish PINE OIL, CAMpHlNE,
BURNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL OIL, PiiOSGENE Gas & LARD
OIL; Lamps. Lanterns, Oft all patterns Fancy
Hotel and Hail Lamps, Chandeliers, Giran-
dolcS and Candclabras, and britannia Lamps
at the manufacturers lowest prccS.-GlaSs
Lamps by the package. at "A small advance ovrr
auction prices. Being large MANUFACTu-
RERS OF Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ethereal
o!l. Alcohol, and CHE only truce PhoS.rnc
Gas, they can furnish these articles at such
prices that Merchants will find it 10 their adj
vantage TO buy. Cali before going elsewhere,
II you want bargains. Also, the Safety Fluid
io' sale. [Sep II ly
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.--All persons
~ are hereby lorwalned from lrtslassng by
cunning or hunting on the lands of the sub
scrbrrs residing in the ID Election District Of
Cecil county, rs any that ar" found doing 50
will be prosecuted to the extent Of the law.
Davidson ID. Pcarce, Joseph Booth,
lohn Bddle, Isaac litter,
Noble Biddle, Matthew J. Wood,
b. Sutton, William Logue,
II. ID. Fowler, Arson Griffith,
gorge w. Boulder, William ". Boulden,
Vim. r. Meeteer, David NJ. Taylor,
Mary Davis [sep II CIV
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Election Notice.

NOTICE :; no.ai in; =, ~ =.
will he br,I ~, tho H., U,eI,,.'l,; r.,
ber, next. rhn, heing ,ba second a '" ~, s,
month. Vat III. usnoI r1ocnS orhnii;,,
in Cecil coun,y that ~. N'''"
ia, rb. E,,, 49,,
Per the second :, -, CLoaa r:,.
Err III. Third a ,,,t ~''!'
For tbr ronr,b :. a. r,'H'p ~,
For The Fifth {. ~ MI -
For the Siy1b &C -, d., 80
For the Saven,b :. y, nl, I'm ""'''
! And. wh,roos br ., ~ ~, ~ ,',
Assembly,, Cbopter "a n nov, rlan,ia, n;.'.,n,
was establishc, in Cecii county IN nv. ,.,,rJs
following, io vii. "
SECTION |. BE il spocteJ h., n, co,ox,y o...,,-
JiA Of .Mar,}g,,I Thot e., ,ho ,,ra',',.
pcncc -, v',,imr i; ~aan ''' '"' s'e"'e' .'n'c
lion district be- created ,n, nt ,,r,D NJ Eia.
,ior D,,t,;c,s nm,,'ta,, ""' Vi putt VI ri1.
county. 1''' ''' ~ Guy vi '''4
Src. . .Agho1oooc,,y ,r,,,,,,
Of said dj.rric, sI,lI ,., ill.,. h,,,;''a:
at the Ociororo rr..k ,,h.r. !, ,,,,,aI,, 49,,
MARYLAND, thence dow, ,a,l cr.s,, ,n ,h. ,,,.
quchanna river, I'M said rive, ia tho pennS,I-
ynn;, linn ana ''' 90 " t"T ''''!'-
place Of beginning.
SEC. 3. Ant BIZ il eugcts3. Tba, oII Tim, mr.
euth djSl,lris shall ron.,,,n,. ,n.,,';,,L,t - !
ton district. and me nolls shall ho h,i., =,
Mount Pleasant. known nc R,wIinr,s S,,.s
In pursuance a; which T,u un,in. i Lon,t,
given ihat,n ,Io.,;.,, . ~ =, =!
second day of November in ,Ln r;,|,L III.
tr.cl nj the Mac. po,nri !, sniJ I,a,
And TIE EIrr,ion 50 to h. b.,d y, ,to s,,.o,,i
districts nl tAi. county is far the ,,urr,>, ,t,,,
my fer the following officers.
4 Governor Of tho STATIC.
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SHERIFFS SHE.

ne OF a writ of Firri Fncias issued ont
Circuil court Tor Cecil county a, the
sEse Cooley, 5. NJ. Dpcoursey and A.
T trading under the name and firm of
JIey 4 Co., against the goods and chat
rs and lenements of passmore Mccall
lrvlvor OF Samuel Mccullough, and to
4ed, have seized and taken into exc
! The right, title, interest and claim of
PaSsmorc McCullough in and to that
land in said county, called "BeH MR."
I Robert Logan resides, adjoining land,
lew Russell, George Mccullough, and
containing
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Wall Papers. Wal Papers.

THE Subscribers have no'n store their
l. complete Fall Stock Of
PAPER HANGINGS, CUrAINS, &C.,
which they offer at very low ices,
WHOLESALE ANDtETAlL.
Our assortment is very col!c'e, comprising
all the qualities, both
FRENCH IND AFRICAN.
We manufacture 4 Iargor0porlion of our
goods and can sell at the lost rates.
e. Paper Hanging donm the country at
city prices. PARl ilOCHiI,
sep II 3m No. 1 Norfi)M ST. PAilu.
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BordentoWn Female College;
Y. .

CHARTERED by the LEGISLATURE OF New
" jersey with collegiate powers and privileges
The Winter Session Of this Institution will com
mcnce on TUESDAY, Nov. LIST. and continue
five months. For catalogues containing teims,
&c., address JOHN ii. BRAkELEY,
Sep lOIw President.
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IA ACRES

], more or less; and hereby give notice
MONDAY, the ION day OF October,
between The hours of and 5 O'Clock p.
the Court House door in Elkton, | will
said property at public sale to the hiehes,
for CASH, TO satisfy said writ and cost.
JOHN JANNEY,
l1th, 1893 is. Shf. Cecil Counfv.
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o. Rraoers ano Correspondents.

GIVE are pleased to hear from the cores
pendent who writes from Wheeling this week
and hope he may write to us often.
U-We have from one of the finest poets of
the country, who writes for the leading period
lcals and literary papers, poem TO THE Stars,
which our readers shall have the pleasure Of
reading next week.
To- Among the poetca contributions re-
ceived this week are articles en'llIed ''Scha0i
Days,"" Kind HorGs" and ..Ffiendship" all of
which shall have attention.
G-r''a Leat from The MoHnfaia" came too
late for this week; SO did ''Sketchc, Of Irurei,"
No II.
DS-The article in reference to the Town
Commissioners and their opponents was handed
into the office too late to appear to-day.
Oy-"Where is Ellen Crepe "Where is
Ellen grey" comes TO us from many pens md
voices. We repca! the question: ''EUcn !!
where art thou?
U-And where is "Munle ?'-the lively
dashing "4lIaude."
% Here are a par ofslanzas from frequent
contributor, which keep well up with the ma
jority OF modelH rhym
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NEW FAIL GOODS.

A. J. SCOTT * BRO. have Just returned
from the city with fresh supply of new goods
sui,abl" for the SEASON, consisting in part Of
allc> dlcsS gooI>. cloths auA rnsimrrcs and a
large supply of READY MADE CLOTHING,
all of which the public are invited 10 examine.
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TUST received LOT of Fresh Timothy Seed i.
j Wn. ToLBERT.
A Sensible ldei

TN J. B. ASH to go 10 philadelphia and select
l. before the cry Retailers snG'ol The pr't-
liest and latest styles, Dress Good for L"jlrs:
fine French Cashmere, and Fame. FeS'ings for
Gentlemen, TO geiher with a @deral assert
men Of Fall goods which he nj sell at Il
small advance; call and SEE them
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[ 'L"' ADJUST received aud for 50 lie, a SUI
- fc.Ior assortment OF clocks, ranging in price
IT Oh, H',"o 10 -. AISoa large assortment of
loohi"s GLASSES from i2a els to 81. Gall and
see our assortment OF Clocks, Glasses, SC. and
W. iet' assured You viii be inclined to purchase
"'ei !on examine the superior quality Of our
goods Directly opposite Johnson's Hotel.
May % Al, SCOTT g. RPo
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George m. Palmer,
Successor 10 Vim. II. HeaM,)
MANuFACTURER OF
Tobacco, Snuff X Segars,

No. q, Centre Marhet Space, Balto.
TX EEPS constantly on hand an assortment of
IN all articles in his line Of business, OF all
qualities and prices. He is, also, the sole man
uiacturer of HEALD's UNRIyALLEp SNUFFS.
His prices are low. Call and give him trial.
Aug 49, '53 TN
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GRAIN WANTED,

4 J. SCOTT s. BRO, will pay the highest
IL, Cash prices for Wheat, Corn, and Oats.
N. b. Bays furnished. Apply at their store
in Elkton, opposite Johnson's Hotel.
MOuSLIN DE BAIGES, all wool, opened
M this week at WIN. TURBERJ.
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4. ID. ID. r..

THE members of Cecil Loge, No. Co.,
independent Order Of Odd Fellow, are request
ed to attend the regular msetlnnI the Lodge
on Saturday night, the 2lth ST., At which
time business of importance i'll be up for
consideration. By Order the Lodge.
Sent. l-2t.
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Like the voice We near IN SAUNDERS
Which we wls! 10 hruah no more;
Like the Syrcn's tabled numbers
Floating from The fatal shore;
Lake the tones t,aI angels Whisper
In the sick one > startled eat,
f, Are the accents, graceful I>qcl,
\ when thou sIngCsi, that We hear.
Sweet when stars above us 9lNcn,
And our hearts are gay ana ll2ht,
b. some brook to SIT and IIslru
10 the soHo> we hcaid tO-Hght.
Sweet to feel thai StugljH- Sarr"w
Ger cur shaking souls extend,
TIL we dream there is no nor! ow,
Or tonight eau mrvcr cad.
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THE CHINESE REBELLloN.-A letter
from China states that the rebels observe
Saturday for the Sabbath day, and that
the Imperial Government at PekIn had
expended twenty millions of taels Of
silver III its trutl-ss efforts to stay their
triumphant progress. No less than one
hundred private banking establishments
IN Pehin, whose notes form the circu-
lating medium, We're compelled to sus-
pend, all in single day, in consequence
Of the Government having to issue pa
per money TO supply its exhausted trea-
sury.
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Sep II IS.
HENRY Il. lNGHURST.
Successor Is. Brnghurst.)
ara %GRJl EsrsIgei,.,


ggiNGl"sAlc ara %!ajl EsrEGGs..,
MO. ~ MARKET WILMINGTON, next
~ door 10 the corn Fourth. have large
~ Increased the std Drugs, Chemicals, and
Patent Medicines TO old stand, for rcars
occupied by Joscpn@turst. manufacture
with great care a Chemical and pharina-
cutiraI rcparatipcrsonally selecting nv
stock from the Ist importing houses of
philaielphia anil York, and Other places,
0or cash only, arm prepared 10 sell whole.
sal" and retail. y, Chemicals and Patent
Medicines ofalI al thr lowest cash prices.
Everything srfranlcd Of the best quality,
or the money red. am The sole a uI only
wholr,llr aud agent Tor Dir. d. James
Family Nrdicinh,ch, with all other Pat
emf Meiiclncs. b" sold wholesale and re-
tail NJ the props lowest prices.
Wilmington II Iy
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Fg'EssEG me
OF PERSONAL NpEkTY.

DY virtue Of an order die Orphans Court
ID o. Cecil county, the dcrsIgncd, admin
i>trators of Eli Coulsonae Of said county
decd, will Offer at PubliaIe on
Tuesdoy, Obsr 18th,
next, at the residence caid deceased. near
lIarriSvilic, the loIuwiplopcrty: | horse 5
yoke oxen @ well br ok5 milk cows. . beef
steers, several young de, / hogs. sow and
PIGS; hay by the ton, chni oal> by tn" BUSH
81, road wagon, dearht quantity OF farm
ing utensils and WY of Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, anlan? articles not emu
mcraied.
Tn" terms OF sale all sums under s..
CASH. On all sunsT 50, a credit of SIX
months, with GOOD sccy.
Sale to commence = o clock.
Sc COULSON.
p. COUL>ON,
Sep II Is. Adm'rs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-09-24

NEBRASKA AND THE RAILROAD WEST.
Nobody but Col. Benton would ever
have conceived the idea of making
State for the sake of building a railroad.
But tina, is his attempt touching the pro-
posed Territory Of Nebraska. When
its boundaries were fixed, they were
supposed 10 include little else than the
tracts secured by treaty to several tribes
OF Indians, and their common hunting
grounds, -grounds which the States had
reserved for the specific purpose Of To-
eating other tribes, as the East should
close in upon and force them westward.
But the stalwalt Colonel consults the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and is
happily surprised to find that not near
so large a portion of it as is generally
supposed is in the possession of the In
dian tribes; and as to the rest, since it
belongs to the Government, people have
4 perfect right to settle there as fast as
they choose. Nobody denies that the
States own the land, and whatever they
hold by clear and indisputabIc title, lear
not but that the citizens of the States
may press in 10 occupy.-N. Y. Times.