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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29

nc If' slltn|, directors
and Cuullany ulIhe Far The Circuit Court
mers Bank ol,hc State Of (or Cecil county, In
Delaware Chsncery, January
vs.. 9th 1853.
Johw Logan and Nancy
Logsa his wife,
The obj ct of1iis suit is to procure a Decree
for the sale ola certain mortgaged premises in
Cecil county, which were mortgaycd, ON the
twenty fifth Of July, eighteen hundred and For
~ six; by the Defendants to the Plaintiffs.
The Bill. states that on the 9th Of July,
eighteen hundred aaI forty SIX the said john
Logan and Nancy logan his wife conveyed GER
tain real estate which is particularly described
in the Bill and It's acc"Inpanyl exhibits, unto
the said President, Directors and Company of
the Farmers Bank Of the State of Delaware, by
way OF Mortgage to secure the payment OF SIX
thousand five hundred dollars, with lawful in
tercst thereon which was then due aud owing
from the aid John Logan To the said President
Directors and Company oi,he Farmers Bank IT
the Stale OF Della aware, that the SAID John l. J.
gnn has pa id the interest on the said Morris ,.e
debt up 10 tie first Of October eightecn hundred
and fifty Two, md on The 26u July 1881,
al.o poid ei.ht hundred and fifty three dollars
and twenty three cents Of tl,c principal debt,
but that there is still due from the said Joh,,
Logan To lt,r said President, Directors and Com
pany oil the Farmers Bauk OF the State of Della.
ware. IN said mortgage, the Sum Of five shou-
sand six hundred and Gilv 81 dollars and Scrcn-
" seven cents, with i"trr"St thereon s,,sn the
first of October eighteen hundred and fifty two
and that the saii John Logan aad Nan, Lo-
gan his vile reside out oithe State Of Mar! land
1t is therefore adjudgcd aad ordered that the
complainan,s by causiag a coy Of this order It
he inserted in some newspaper published n
Elklnn IN Crcil county, cncc week tor on,
month before the first day u March next, civ,
notice To the said sbscnt defendants Of the oh
jcct and substance of this Bill, and warn then
10 appear ia this Ccert in person or by soEicto
on or before the ninth day at May next, to an.
swcr the PREMISES and Shc~ causc II any the,
have why decree ga sht not to pass e. prayed
Trne copy. Test. .
m, MITCHELL, Clk.
,sae, tSJ--..IAs,
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100 Acres Of Land,

+, LARGE FRAME DWELLINGS,
frame Barn. stablin., carriage
n GtrGs house, coru crib, graRary, and
E!nE other necessary out-huildings.
-6s.ssses3.lks Tine soil is of good quality and
is highly improved, and the property from its
location and other advantages may be regarded
as well worthy the attention Of persons desr-
ing good farm an! comfortable home.
TERMS or SALE
The terms ofsalc as prescribed by the decree
require the payment OF one half OF the purchase
money in cash on the day ofsale, and the balance
in two equal n>lalm"nt, OF six and twelve
months from the day Of sale, to be secured by
the notes or bonds of The purchaser with secu-
ri,y approved by the Trustee. bearing interest
from the day of sale; and on the ratification of
the sale by the court, and the payment OF the
purchase money, the Trustee will by good and
sufficient deed convey to the purchaser az put.
chasers, and to his, her OF their he irs, The SAID
farm or plantation, free. clear and discharged Of
all claim of the parties 10 said decree, and ofali
persons claiming under them, +. a. ELLIS.
Jan. SITS. Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A VALU ABLE FARM.
NEAR ELEIU.N' ND

y Y virtue OF Il decree of the Hon. \ Inert Con-
ID stable, Judge OF the Sixth Judicial Circuit
ol Mar! land, for Cecil county in Chanccry, the
subscriber. as Trustee, viii offer at Public Sale
on TUESDAY, the sh dry Of Fcbpa,g. 1883, al
the Court House door in the town Of Etklon,
Cecil cnuR!y, Nd, al , o'clock 7. Nj. all that
valuable farm or plantations lying anI being in
Cecil counly. mile from the town of Elklon,
and directly on the public road leading To New
Leeds Factory, now in the possession and uccu-
patton uf Charles Coe, containing
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
And Water Power,
IN MARYLAND.
ITNM.S and hv virtue of a Deed M Trps,
from NJ. B""hbur and vile to Jeremiah
y. linnrS. anda Drcrrc thereon. passed by the
Honorable" .llhrH Constable. Judge of the SIKH
Judicial Circuit of Maryland. the undersigned
rs Trustees, will offer at Public Sale at the
door Of the Court House in Elkion, on
WurSdoy, Febr"nry 24h, 1898,
all that valuable Real Estate and Water Powee
known rs
''cctOrarO FOrge.''
lately occupied by said NJ. Blackburn.
This property contains
400 Acres.
OF Land. more or less, and lies on the Octoraro
Creek IN Cecil county, Maryland, abou, six
miles from Port Deposit, and within -four miles
OF the Rising Sun village. The improvements
upon it consist ola
Forge, GriH .NtW, Sau MIL, an clcel-
lent Stone D~e/ltng House,
and ten Tenant Houses, some Of which are
new and IN good order.
Also, y store House, Blacksmith Shop, Coal
Houses, Carriage House, Stu5lipg and other
out houses.
TIE WATER POWER upon the premises
is not surpassed 10y any in that section of coun-
try, and is we'll adapted to manufacturing pur-
poses of all kinds. The dam is new and is
constructed upon the most improved plan.
The Forge and Grt,t Mill
have been in successful operation until recent-
Is. The Gii>t Mill is in good repair mad is
iavorahly located.
The arabic land is naturally OF first quality,
easily imprOvrd and sumo Of il is in high state
Of cultivation. An accurate plot ofthe lntire
premises may b" seen by calling upon either of
the Trustees in Elktun.
Also, by virtue OF another Decree of the said
Judge, all that tract or parcel of Land situate,
lying and being in Cecil county aforesaid ad-
joining the above described property, and con.
lalnng
IIi Acres Of Land,
more ar less; bcn. the same property which
was sold hy the said Manas>ah Blackburn 10
James Wiley and Hugh Wiley.
! The BaIlmor" and Philadelphia Railroad
now being located, will pass through, or near
this property. and will afford gr, al additional
facilities for transportation
Sale to commence al o clock p. NJ.
! TERMS or S.3LE.
The Terms ofSalc are. one third orthc pur-
chase money TO br paid in Cash on the DAY OF
sale. or ratification thereof: one other third in
SIX months from the time of sale, aud the residue
in twelve months from day OF sale, the credit
payments to be secured by Bonds or Notes with
surely. TO b" approved by the Trustees, bear.
ing interest from day OF sale.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
HENRY c. MACKALL,
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL.>
Ian % Is Trustees.
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II ECEivED. few pieces ofnrw style Nous
IL lin dc Lime, and Oil Chin,z: also, new
s,,lc ofGinp isr ladies dress trimming.
! ssr25 VIM. ToRBkkI,
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GRAIN.

administrations are prepared to pay b'r hich
&c, market price in cnsh, for any NuanIl'! IL
Wheat and Yellow Corn. Bags will be furnish
ed to any one that nay wish them.
Jr17 BROWN & FOARD.
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The Pr, .idrn!, Directors
and Company olIhe FAT
p,ers Bank ol,hc State Of
Delaware
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The Circuit Court
Tor Cecil county, In
Chancery, January
9Th 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

800 Beo.s street. corner Of Forth, without farasr in
vi'atloc.
On w,dss,day morni,s, August 81, at S O'Clock Mrs.
IEIrA WHO Of Bs amin Shepherd aged II years and 10
Their relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend tbs funeral this afternoon q tao O'Clock from
bsr late residence No Cottage Row. Columbia street.
south Brooklyn, without further invitation.
On Wednesday August 81. Of consumption, Mrs. ANY
HAYES, sged 48 years and 10 months.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respect
denos. No il Roo, svss street tsi afssrsoon At hsn
past tso O'Clock Her remains viii be taken to Green
wood for nsermsat.
On Wednesday, August 81 FRANCIS j., daughter Of
Georss NJ and Amanda H. Conthiil, aged II year aud
The Ishtves and friends Of the family arc requested
attend the funeral from tho deI CO OF he, parents
No. LOT West Twentieth street. Tomorrow afternoon, at
o'cocb.
AMY, only child of DIR. Francis B and A. o'Reiliy
aged years. 2monfhs and "A days
Her fur eral will take place from the residence Of her
parents, No 500 Eighth street this afternoon st two
ocitc OK The frerds Of the family equested 70 at
tend.
Galway Ireland. papers please copy.
On wst nesdAy evening Apgcst 81. of bilious inter
james Co,trg ham, in the fifteenth year OF his age.
The friends of the family are requested to attend his
fuDers this aterDoon at three O'CLOCK from his late re-
Al jamaica on Tuesday August 80 Of Group EMILY
the ,oupeest child tf William H. and Maria L. Story,
TIE friends OF the family are invited to atsud the fu
pera'. this afternoon, at hat past two O'Clock, from
tie residence ot her ia her Union street. Clinton,
Sou'h Brooklyn.
Suddenly, at Saratoga, on Tuesday morning. August
%, Of disease CT the heart, JAMES L. MILLER aged IL
yess
Al hsmaronsck Tuesday. August 60. Of typhoid
fever JAMES CORNELL ia the Goth year Of his age, for
Iresly o. New York
At Newburg on saturday, August o. in the slst year
&C Der age Ann BCcHAs wife of Captain Henry Robinsoc
At Madison n j., on Saturday, August a. NARY Win
TaoHAA. only child Of Duncan and Anna Phyfe, aged
i year and months.
Al gen Heights, Wednesday evening, August 81
GEORGE RICHARD only of Richard and Sarah H.
KipR Stand, aged years. months and "a days.
Notice OF fureral 10 to-morr0w's papers.
Newark, n. ] papers please copy.
In New Orleans, on Saturday. August 20, OF the pre-
vAilirg epidemic. THOMAS q. srER aged - years,
your gest son of the late James and Eliza Steer.
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bound In ths interest Of Esxiaad maintain rurksy.
good des was said about the Russian possr but no.
absurd to talk Of . Russian army iAyadieg EsganaS
Why. she could not move her forces across her oHn
frontier without loan II England engaged in war, Il
geusrato had not reelected upoa or they would not
talk 70 gbly about The govsrnmeut, hs thought,
had done wisely for Themselves we'll ~ the country;
rssistr the cry for war and be did bsms the for
aoherng to the traditional policy Of maintaining the in
Lord PAIMIRsros could not allow the speech Of Mr..
Golden to pass without ore or too oeserv.t,ocs he
had begun by talking Of maintaining the Independence
of Turkey aud ended with endesvofing TO show that
Turkey was rot worth defending If be had stood
there the avowed advocate OF Russa he could not
have da cd to pursue calculated to assist
her views He had never heard speech more full Of
contrad ctioDs Mr.. Golden had forgotten the prnci
pies Of free trade Of whidh he had bssn ttsuach
defender Did he not know that thu commercial sys-
tenn o Russia emipently restr Give and proaib,-
tory while that OF TuIAy the most liberal OF any
country with which we had commercial rsladonss The
resopl ces OF Turkey which constantly improving,
fenced to make her commerce every year more yalu-
able 10 this country. Mr. Golden s2sip, . great
advocate of Ron purferen ard what the matter
which he specially Recommended 10 the goseromslt
What shall We do with the Tdrkish em pirer Mr.
Golden regarded it as rottea fabric aud thought it
was high Time to scer what should do with the
country when we got rid OF the Nsbomedans But he
Qoid falmerstop) did not agree that ihs Turkish
pire in state CT decay; he held its msiate
to he not only desirable but worth eontendiug for.
Turkey so far from having gore back within the last
80 Years had made more im orovements In social and
moral and ia eus tolerance than auy other
country So far from going along ~ith Mr Golden in
that political slarg which tie fashion Of Those who
wanted to partition and devour Turkey he was con.
vipced that only kept out of ii those who wished
TO get into it far the seeds OF internal dissolution
we're ned there many countries 10 Euroie
which would 20. bear favorable comparison With
it. He trusted Mr. Cobdens speech would not misead
any the limits OF this country; that his Ian
gusge would not excite abroad feelings likely the
efforts of her Msestys government and that The great
pepondel OF proper feeling the subject in
that House would prove TO the world VIA, we're the
real sentiments Of the British Parliament and the British
nation
Mr. DANBY SEYMOUR sad a few words expressive of
satisfaction at the speech Of Lord Palmerston and the
motion agreed 10.
After further busir the House adjourned until
Friday.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

KY WEST, August l6.
The French brig Jeune France has been discharged and
taken the railway. She is undergoing repairs,
which necessarily extensive TO render sea
Large part OF her keel " chafd down to the cardboard
and the timbers be where the outside plankng
has been away. She has been Ibeed for salvage
and tie has been tried by Judge Marvin but NO de-
cision rendered.
The ship Marathon's repairs are completed, and she
leaves this forenoon for your city Her reoas and
p4nses incidental to her discharge exceed $40 000 and
wiz be paid by The insurance agent as IL customary,
bottomry bond
The have awarded the savors of the bark Robert
Morris 10 per cenof the net or about 50 Ooo Captain
Do~Ds sails TO cay for PhilAdslpbiA.
The Br brig FREEMAN, Of Liverpool Capt -, from
Kingston, ia, with cargo OF coffee copper ore, and
wood went ashore the bar at the entrance to Boc,a
Gfance Channel IL miles west Of this city early yester
day morning She dscoyei cd from tas " LOOK out'
in this city, and assistance promptly rendered by the
wreckers and pilots who are engaged in taking out
her cargo TO tighten her sufficient TO heave her OFF
deep water.
There have been no arrivals from sea since our last.
The chr AckeIly sailed from New York the 7th
hpGARroNy, Aug u.
Arriysd-ship America, from Nantucket, purchased
ct ibis port for rhsler Sid s the vessels reported in
my last.
28th-Arr briggs Resale (5r), -, New York for
Windsor, Ms; Sarah Smith (Br Carter, do do; Rich.
mond aBr), -. do; Surf, helntyre, do for Portland
NaIciSa, Bunoe, Cod Spring, III for Boston; silas
Wright, do do Geo Washington Mason sonngton for 81
John l. Bowman Fitzsersld Norfolk for Camdeu Lacy
2oth-Sld all the vessels arrived yesterday
Bak Alfred Tyler, Riply Of this port dropped down 10
the outer roads this morning being nearly ready for the
North Pacnc, whaling.
ath-No arrivals this morning.
PHnADurnA. Avg 3l-4PM
ArrivedBark Gov PARTS, York, Nyo-k b,irs Oeizavs,
More, Boston r Kinds, ChaucJ, Proyldsnoe Eyra Full
Ter, Boston: Wsproo. Coombs, NYcrk; schrs In blsm
Chandler, Bangor Alabama hammond, New Bedford
CaMb,'1se, York, and Cnef shsIlier Portland CT; To-
Cissr.d5stss s,she STATE q e.orx.s s~rda s.vsra4h
b.s' ysstA Haacs, Po<t 81 Ps:t, sn. Potter. css<as
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Police Intelligence.

lately residing 1t los Anthony street arrested yes
tercsy by policeman 0Connor, charge of stealing
&j3 from Edward O'Blien. captain of canal boat lying
the loot Ct War; The patss ct in the gre
Gerry No 14s Anthony street when the accused
is alleged, threw her arms around OBnens neck and,
while foLdlI him ged TO extract tho money. She
Afterwards seen exhibiting money similar TO this.
stoleB in the house Of Grow, at the Of
thory and Little Water streets The wallet Of the COM
psiran found tae door Of the accused's lodg
ing house. Shs tssen before Justice Bogart and
committed for trial in dsfs ult OF $500 bail.
Arrest far Selling Lottery T.ds An individual named
Charles Boidt, lately liylg at No Al Marion street.
arrested yesterday by policeman Johnson, of the
Essex ket police court charge Of selling tickets
FOR lottery, Natl Hocomb Of 30 Marion street.
The accused held to bail By justice WEIGH, $780,
for exapiir alton.
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flf41.

On TUESDAY, Ausukt 20, FaEpnoH PRiGGE. only son OF
John and Christina Piigss eyed years, moaths and
DAYS.
The relatives AID frisnda Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral this aftspoen, at half
past O'Clock, from the residence OF his parents,
ner Of Vandam ard Green rich streets.
On Wednesday, August 81, after long aud painful i'll
FRANCS f. REvnF, SOD sfRdward and Eliza Revere,
aeed Is years, IL me nths and "a days
The relatives and fT nds Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon q. four
o'clock from the ieiidence Of his parents No 90
secor street The butchers Of this city also respsc
fully invited.
On dresday August u la the 55th year Of his sge
JANIS EESSEDY, Of the parish Of Johnstorn, county
Kilkenny
His relatives ard sc1uAntances respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral, from his late residence, No 2s2
Grand street, Williamsburg, this afternoon, at three
O'Clock, without further notice.
On Tuesday afternoon, August 70, ~ disease Of the
heart Ms HgsRY11a wife Of Daniel spnsgs aged u
ytGs.
The relatives ADD friends Ct Tie family sud those cf
her oher. Wl1im Mls.i, I'D Lo .hsf "A laE usaly
Bihop, ara respsc fully Dvitsd 70 stsnd her funeral.
shi nosnirs, d ssa oesck, .ros As< sss rsssscs No.
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Married.

On Wednesday evening, August 81, BY the Rev. VIM.
Morris. Mr. JoRy IL. JACKSON to Mrs. FRANCE Baowy,
both Of New York
Al Boonsboro', Nd, on Wednesday, August by the
Rev. william Prettymsn, JOHN W. gCKIN Esq, Of
wasbir gtop H. c., to Mfs MiRGAuTrAF y. PRTTYsAS.
On Tuesdsy evening, August 20, BY the Rev. Nathan
Bargs, D D., Mr. JOSEPH N. PEAsE 10 Mis- ELIZA ANN
GRIFFIN, eldest daughter Of Charles Griffin Esq all Of
New York.
On wedrescsy, August "a by the Rev James Milett
At his redence 3os Bfcone street Mr. JoHs LoGAS TO
hss IsABFIIA MARIA WRIGHr. Also Mr.. ISAAC GEORGE
Why 10 Miss ELIZA MARIA thompson, all of this city
On Tuefday. August 80 by the Rev. T. Armitsge DID,,
Mr.. JONI r. IASssG TO Miss EIESA T. ALIEN all OF this
city
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

1879 MOST SAFE. CHAP AND RELIABLE
s1prsss trains At caisst n and ssS H. ssSses
IT,; s::S
springs: o. .ns .ssT GeSa.y Jpy s;sh from sss =.
For sAssa 81 For Pare
.. Broom. .sss :aa hsvs a
and sixth streets ana Fourth stations
sa c5S
o
CAMDEN AND Annoy RAILROAD TO PaILA La
70 A. n and n. AecopmOda.On line at 10 n. By
and sssnbos, stockton . PSiIsaspRi.. Fsss ~ Ea
NHANcE OF PIER OF THE MORNING. LINE FOR
~ Albany, and immediate landngl-Fare 81 to Albany
os, M W. IT,
a Albany for the trains going
ass:a,s
% ihi On sso 1s %
further particulars inquire on board or Of WA
UvoR KEYPoRT AND FORT HAMILTON, FROM tn
an &: :ss.Ss.; SiR;SsI :S
n In T. H.
connection with the boats.
NoR stony gRooK71H M NEW A E nEAJTdFgL
make her trips to tbs above place landing a Huntington
ferry. every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday a O'Clock
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINsD DAILY FROM
II Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. MThrough in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'CLOCK and
Niagara Falls ct $40 ssme evening.
Mail train. A. Through way trains at IL II. and
$40 p. NJ.
Express train, 4 p. N. Accommodation train. r. Il.
For 1arrytown ii p NJ For Peekskl, 10 A. NJ 2 p. NJ,
and 6P ~ For Poushkespsie,7 N. and 4l0 r N. Pas.
taken Chambers Canal Christopher Thirteenth
Sur day mail train from Canal street. At p for Alba
ny, stopping at all way stations
EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD SUNDAY TRAINS
IL After the FIRST of sepember 1883 the sunday mornng
p n tain from epsie for New York viii b. dis
i. FRENCH. Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
In New Jersey Raroad.-United States ald Express
lsndt street, at and "a NJ and 4SO and $50 p NJ
A. and $50 and $50 p from foot Of Walnut street.
Fare S. 81 so for second class in the A. NJ from New York
and 40 p NJ from Philadelphia Through tickets sold
and and carried fer
and 4O snd $50 p aims and connection certain with
extra traL behind time Passengers with baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
CHREwsBURY. LONG BRANCH HIGHLAND DOCK
y Ocean House and Ocean Port.-The JAMES
CHRISTOPHER Captain John Price, will leave pier
Of Barclay street as folio 25 cents
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William burx CITY Intelligence

EscApr PRISONERS FROM BIAcgwHL's IsLASD.-We
are informed by gentleman residing Long Island
directly opposite the nentiary Backweus Island
that on Monday. about IL d., twelve copvicts from
started Off in different directions towards the interior OF
the Island The keepers of the penitensry did not dis
cover them until they had nearly reached thu shore
when they ely showed Of IN small boat in pur
suit, but unable to overtake them. Our inform
ant thin Ks the whole affair had been prsconcetsd, and
that suitable clothing had been provided for the prison.
ers, at convenient distance from their landing place
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Telegraphlc Marine Reports.

Arriyed-Ship Chill, Calcutta ksrks Franklin, Glen.
fuegos, II Knight Havana, briggs Cropstadt Buenos
Ayres; Maria Aesna: plymouth Castle Liverpool; Gro
ton poit au Price; Maxwell, SAINTS Cruz, Caroline
China, ard Mary stanton, Baltimore Burmah, Argo
Honl on. Houtsgue and COSBY Philsdel phia schrs
Sarah Burton, Cape Haytien r A Ward, Wilmington
Nc Dsr,, Race Rock, Mount Vernon, II Wellington
Globe Rofsnpah Rose, and Lady OF tho Ocean, Philade
phia; Wocott, Compliance Aradne, Florida Louss and
Appleton New York Alfred, do.
so arrived-Sbp Sheffield, New Orleans
INV BEDFORD, Aug 81
Arriyed-Stip Eliza Warwick, Calcutta.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 80
Ar1iyed-ships 0svego, Yicksburg, Liberty, Rajah
ard Diana, Boston.
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TIE MAGNETIC rELEcRApH-NEw YORK err1

THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-NEw YORK Off
ces corner Of Hanover and Beaver Streets and in the
main entrance Of the Irving House.
pstic Telegraph Company the purposs the further
OF the public TO keep with the rapidly in
sreasng telegraph business and enable their agents
patch with the utmost promptitud all that maJ
onered nave heavy expense for construction and 70
pairs n9r and in active OPERATION Two separate
nom New York the city Of Wsshnston-ons BY the rail-
road route with five wires from New York TO
and four wires from Philadelpha to Baltimore and ash
ngton By the other line asns the tgrnpke roads there
tons At Wsshinston Trenton, New Brunswel Princeton
Newark Jersey City Havre de Grace, Port Deposit and
New Hope VITA seven wires as above and regnatonst 70
insure prompt delivery this Affords to dis
posed TO avail Of and this
rapid mode Of communicating with personal business
friends cites extent Of Tor pttude
anequned By any ether this country Teegrsphins
recently experiment has become re-
liable medium Of business and the amount Of thosands
spon thousands Of doars daily transacted through w
agency
susys date address, and gnaturs for which No chars
smsds) the prices ara FROM Nsw York TO Newark twes
" eents; H. Phta5sphA t~saty 6ys cents and to BaiM
les. ksAs.gsss. ess ssssS Ops aaiiy eroa A. T. .
va. Z. WssrsavaR. SsSsssassn6ssA
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TELEGRAPH,

U0UGHTON,s MAGNETIC ELECTRIC MACHINES
III for medical purposcsPstent applied for1hese In
struments are foperang without acids liquids Of
any KIND and combine all the and facilities that
be desired BY the praetitoner medicine asd surgery pro
ducDg an ageht OF gat value for the Of
the public constructed aAd arranged according scientific
principles expressly for medical can always
DO relied to give the influence desired the cure Of
rheumatism neuralgia headache toothsshc sweed
cholic cholera epilepsy ssakness and very any other
disease Mapufactnred and foI sale by CHARLE3 SAN.