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gress and add that the writer Francis +. Blair,
and that he therefore brought to Warrington to es
Mblish the Sots.
II viii be seen sha. Benton charges that had CONVEX
sation with nunsanson m the winter o. 1880 81 and
refers 10 that conversation furnishing tie why
Jackson brought Blair to Washington and yet he
admits that in the summer Of 1880 "he knew what
to happen and quietly took his to meet inev
ha,ss ~ bs .m.a Of io resoVe to S9sa Mr. Cal
houn, found IL necessary 30 estsbsh the G'o,e and
quietly made his arrange nents with Blair before the
date Of the alleged scnversation With Duncanson.
Can any believe that pledged, as he was to me- eli
cient my snppcrs Of him had been General Jackson
would have ests bhglred the Gis If he could have relied
on the supporter my PRESS His purpose was to sssa
Mr. Calhoun who had funds to pension presses
tronage TO purshase nercenary support Ny press had
extensive circulation and great influence in The South
and the value Of it, support II demonstrated by the ed
nitted necessity for establishing another press was
only organ Of the Administration, but Of the par
~ and suoh had the printing Of the Departments and
Of both houses OF Congress-. All must see that was
personally deeply Interested in preventing any schlsm
which, by dividing the party would embarrass my position
ami eopardc tho patronage and profits which then en-
oyea could have had nduccnent 10 engage In such
an intrigue M Benton mputes 10 me- bad everything
10 fear and nothTg gain from in Again next TO Cen
eral Jackson Mr. Calhoun the most popular and In
ssnss SS a, inc part had his unlimited Som
enough 20 walt had wish to be candidate in oppos
to Cen Jackson, and he was deeply interested in main
dence Of the united party lie, therefore, did not
assa General ehscn he acted the defensive, Genera
Jackson being the aesaant 1t Is pyeposterous there
FORE to say that no engaged in such an intrigue
ss Benton alleges whereas Benton himself SAYS that
Gepl jackson qu;etb" msdo his arrangements 20 alb
ish the Cub long before had seen or heard of the
responsiveness and reference 70 the publications. made
at the time viii prTu that BARS purpose Of coming to
Washington announced to me by Kendall in letter
in which he erdcayorcd 10 persuade that Rair
! coming alr'cnd and %; as an cucny; md Benton
lho"> ecsuse ihc rT0o.s arc On rscord THAT Kendall
~. 1tt tlir each ard AL cnctarore3 70 induce
b, itir.r ld Their Pgrloae vas fr' u'ig al no,
+ II - ,.s. ifa.. roY GFcsress 70 Lave heeo,
n tr 4 .lansses aqutstiyn rake his arrange
.4t Me- ia
ht4tt an. .,,st *. 81 ST.. tna 1p nae -
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REMOVAL.
PAPER HANGlNGS.
no WELL g. BROTHERS,

Manufacturers and Importers Of PAPER HING
ings, hare remored to No. 1876 CHESTNUT
STREET, below Seventh Philadelphia, where
they ask the attention Of Country Melchanis,
and the trade TO their extensive stock of Goods,
comprising the largest and most varied assorl-
mrnt in The United States.
In addition To their hitherto unequali"d man
uhrtnring facilities, they have recently intro
ducrd new and improved machinery. witch is
used in no other factory in the county, an | by
which they are enabled TO produce "A superior
article of Medium and Satin papers, at least 20
per cent 10 yer than any other house.
They manufacture extensively Velvet AMI
Gold Papers, Decorations, Borders OF every dcS-
eruption, Fire Board Prints, Ornaments, &c.
Dec. Tim.
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ws.yy xcED0E ACADESsv,

.hrm Lo9lon, C5,,:cr county, Pa.
Fgv;iF WINTER SESSION of this Scl,ol
< vii: commence on the FIRST Monday OF
Nnysmber, and coaiinue five months
TERMs, Boarding aBd Tuition, 500
washing, music and modern languages are
extra, at the usual charges.
The coarse IF instruction is Thorough, G. NJ
pri ing all thc branches ol solid EngiisI.
mathema iicaI, and classical education. Ia.
Institution is situated IN ti.Aly "pHtvss,o
-, inol al community, a!"oi, in a @rrat ma
sure. from TGptaiirn anl The initN"nrc ci'
rxnmr,,.. +. bTitIincs ar" 'srae agri a"ap'o-
to the conn, - IT, "c students.
The Prircn. wiz be ai!rd in the teachu-
department by n folio wing thoroughly quail
fled assistants: Mr.. Edwa.' Sau.i"r, 't"Grnre
OF the University Of Thb;rgen. Gina y, a"l
Mr.. ]. II. Berry, Clinton county H. .Nr. II.
Rowland, Teacher Of Phnnoarapigi pto, '%"r
Lang, teacher OF vocal and instrumental ,.L &c.
Early application and attendance al e
opening "fthr session are arSirab!c.
l?"r"r Catalogues containing particulars
address JAS. is. McDOWEIi
Oci 22 SIN Prime iUuI.
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REMOVAL OF THE

WfLMiNGTON WHOLESALE q RET}tL
Heel. aId st:JtsHEa>gy ;'4ofe,
DAFER AND RAG AEEnNUSE. and
/ BOOK BINDERY ami BLANK HOOK
GLd.Tth.4CIORI, 10 I27 Narhei 81, Vii
mimgion, .Dei., Gone door above the old stand
The subscriber, having filled upa Siurr!.u"sc
and Bindery, especially adapted 10 his business,
and made large and carefully selected additions
10 his stock, calls particular attention 10 his
Chenp School Books. Choice La'P miscellaneous
LIerafare, Ma ga> iHcs 0nd chcnp Fud}ica-
hoas, Bibles, Prayer aad Hgmn Boohs,
wiring, Printing. Wrapping and Fancy Paper.
Staple and Fancy Stationery. Included in wi ich
is n large and cheap collection e portc Mon
naics, Port Fulios, Work Boxes. ana Iar,cY goods
generally.
u Additional worLmcn and facilities in tho
Bindrfy, with a new improved ruling machine
and other labor. saving machinery, enables him
always to supply superior and cheap article
of standard patterns If day books, cIgrrs, cash
and record books. pass, copy, rvphrrny. music
and drawing books. Also, 10 frlni,I, prompilv
orders tog blank book of every pattern, and 10
bind MAGAZINES, pamphlets, and old books in
any and every style desired.
RIGS! R.7GS!!
bought IN large or small quantities, at the high
est prices Tor cash, or lis equivalent If cNchang-
e1. MI are invited 10 call al the New store,
an! examine, where a more general supply Of
goods -oo be i"uGi tlan IN any one book or sta
'i1hcr! sore. IN the larger cities, aud whore
any aFt'cie may be returned that does not come
up 10 fcpreS en'alIun, or give satisfaction.
J. I. IIEALD, l2I Market ST..
Dec 10 GIN Wilmington. Del.
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% tiea0ers auo GORE srcnNcnts.

GIVE have on our first page Two interest
ing Letters from the West, and the series is to
be continued.
The story by Arthur, might be- real with ai-
vantage by many. Give il glance.
GIVE hav" from ''Eiira Grcy''-ihc lon ?
lost Eilen'-a pretty little poem, which shall
soon be printed.
G-Our readers will remember the accoun
given MS by "Pcier:'-
"AlaS! poor 'Pstcf = i knew HIM we'll. =:
fellow oi infinite Jest, al most excellent fancy;
the account given Us by "Pcisr'' OF the great
"Guyas Cuiis' which al one time was spread
Ing no little terror AMI confusion amorg the
hills around Port Deposit; well W. have Srcur-
ed that same wonder OF the hills for CORES.
pondcnl, who til, week writes to IL la ~ fair as
follows
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ESTas Y.

Cecil COHnib, 'o~lf: -,
hereby certify that Philip Troop of Cecil
county, brought before inc, the subscriber, on .
Of the Justices oc the Peace in and Tor Ccc'i
county, this third day OF December, 1893, as all
Estray. q whi,e-facrd COW, about ten or eleven
wears old, with red ears, and will! white along
her breast, legs, belly, shoulders, rump, and on
the tip end Of her tail.
HEHRV REYNOLDS, j. p.
The owner oil tie above described Cow IS
requested to rrove property, pay Charges ana
t,.ke her aw,y. PHILIP TROOP.
Living near tic road leading to the Bald Frar
December 10, 1888 3w
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber Of Cecil county, has ob,airrl iror'
the Orphans Court Of said alty. letters les
lamen,ary on the personal cs.ate of
John Roberts,
late of Cecil county, decd. All persons hay
ting ella ms u gs r>t The sad deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit IT. j.. same vi Il the vouchers
thereof duly auth, atcatcG; on OF before the
23rd OF September, 1854,
they may otherwise by la", be excluded from
all benefit Of 81 ID cs.a.e All persons ind' bic
to said estate, ere req ces;ed to II axe inrhe"a;;
payment TO the subscriber. Given under IN.
hand this Sd day Of December, 1852.
LEW Is I. ROBERTS,
Dec 3 CIV EXcc'r.
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TIE CECIL WING,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY

Dt =. y. NV ~ IL L >.
TERMs.--Two dollars a year in advance. and
two dollars and fifty cents il not pail in advance
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADvERTIsrNG.-Onc dollar a square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines Of
BREWER, or space equal to that, make a square
Fractions of a square, counted as a square
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
ally o, by the year at moderate rates.
rr"Hanlbills and lob Work oral kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office of.sTnE
WIG" is in the centre orthc town. next door
O Doct. Wallace's Dug Store.
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s.ssssss 81 Private Sale.

s.ssEs6 q: Private Sale.
fBS!IE undersigned as Trustee will offer al
n Private SALE until
JANUARY Isl 1851.
that tract o. land belonging TO the E.atc Of
James Ewing, deceased, adjoinin. lsnls CT
William b. BilcS Mrs. Sarah Williams, Smith
NcG:aw, and others, containing
80 Acres. 2 R0ods, IL PereE IS,
moro or less and bordering in part OH little
North East creek.
The land is believed to be ola kindly nature
and readily improved. Persons wishing to bill
are invited TO examine il and address
ALIEN. EVANS,
Dec. lO-'53-ls. Elk,on, Md.
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GhsiAt ~, ass,
A SONN vt.

Hail merry Christmas! We r'ioic" oncr more
TO hail liay rrr,nY. and with childish .-Ir"
Ard joyful hearts, W. la>tc I" w&!r"lnc thee,
Thou dosl 50 many pleasures Oh us it ur.
INTO til" young Il ou binYcs maul ;,'',
How children 10 rejoice when !"u contest
round,
To bring iss k,inole with his glilt"rin. toy.
Then docs good chrc' and mcrrimcnt abound,
Though unto some thou contest hau-ht with
grief
Who last year were among the glai and gay,
Yc, thou by all ant welcomed. as III" lay,
On which Saviour came To bring relief,
To a world plunged in sin and mS"ry;
Blest season! Wen might we rejoice 10 wei
come thee. Nj. f.. b.
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It'll" stor1 hous" ard contents Of
James ilenersl"y, at Church Greek,
Dorchester county, Md. were entirely
destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning
last--the goods were partly insure d.
The dwelling of Thornas Martin, at
Princess Anne, Somerset county, was
also destroyed by fire on the 18th inst,
with a large portion of its contents--loss
s 800.
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The proposition to appropriate the
sum of $50 900 towards a monument TO
Mr.. Calhoun has been LAID on the table
in the South Carolina House of Repre-
sentatvrs by vote of60 10 40. 1t was
objected that such distinction in tavor
of Mr.. Calhoun would be invidious.
since Sumptrr, Marion and other dis
tinguiShed Carolinians had not been
equally honored.
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CO.NSTIBLE'S S.HLE.

DI virtue Of Il wr! of Fieri Facias, on Julg-
- menl OF condemnation, issued by Edmund
Brown, ESD, one OF the Justices of the Peace
Of the State Of Maryianl, in and for Cecil
county. al the snt of John J. II. Poole and Jas.
Nj. Scwail, trailing under the style and firm of
Poole 4 Sewall. against the goods and ciallles,
lnnis and tcnements Of Edward kcnnarI, and
To me directed have seized an! taken into
execution, all the right, title, interest. claim
and estate of the said Edward Kcnnard in and
to all those
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Notice..

Samuel Phillips and others In the Circuit
VS. Court for Cecil
The North East Manu(cc- acunt?, in Equity,
turing COMPANY. j. :e..bcr |, lbs
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported
" by John c. Groone, Trustee, for thu sale
of the Real Estate mentioned in The proceed
ings in the above cause, be ratified and con-
tirmcd, unless cause 10 the contrary tnrrcot be
shown o., or before the sixth day OF February
next; provided copy OF this order he Inserted
in some newspaper published in Cecil connly,
once a " eel, for one month before the Third day
of January next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to be
S5,iGO. II. II. MlTCHELl., OK.
True copy. Test,
II. II. Ma 9HELL,
Dec 3, I'm Clerk.
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DR.. John Ewing who succeeds me- in my uro
tts lonal business, has presented me with his
testimonials, aud judging from those, and my
conversation with him, IT gives me pleasure to
recommend him as sai,' and sHilfnl operator.
". l.. JONES, Surgeon Dentist,
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Fer SALE
osc Acres Of Woodland. bcir

25c Acres Of Woodland. being
mart OF & tract called &c roiar;on, - and adI"'n-
ing lands ofThos. S. Thomas, Ann Russell and
others. This laud i. covered VITA thriving
growth OF white and black oak and chestnut,
and is situated within short distance oi navI-
gable water and the Gou,ishing village Oh North
East, Maryland. For terms apply TO
JOHNSON SHIPPERS.
North Eat, Cecil co., Oct. 21-ii.
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MEN Ij.I.N'TED.

mCu to enga gc in II lucrative business. Good
wages will hr given 10 men, well recommend
ed, who have a horse AMI wagon. Address
Dec u }. l.. GATCHEL, Elkton, Md
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THE SNIP GREAT REpuBLlc. 1t is
said Baltimore house has offered Mr..
Mckay, the owner Of the Great Repu-
bile 5000 above the cost to construct
her, which offer has been refused. The
entire support Of this vessel when in a
sailing condition will cost nearly $l2,-
900 a month.
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j. I; w IA e.,
SURGEON DENTIST;

NLkTON, MD, is prepared TO insert Mineral
~ Gun Teeth on plate, or pivot from in
81" tooth To entire sets. painful tceis, Carefully
"@'r'ch"'d aad carlonS ones rendered healthy
ana d"ia5lr by neatly plugging with gold.
o!i"" on Vain Streets two doors above The
Fountain Hotel. IDrc3lI
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING.

GALL and see our New Stock of Winter Cloth
v ing which we are selling very low.
HUGHES BROS.
Dec. 10. North East.
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HOLINESS LIND LOT

OF lots, lying in the town Of Elklon, fronting on
Main street and extending TO Back street,
wherein the said Edward Kennard recently
resided; and also all the said Edward Kennard's
right, title, claim, and interest in and TO lot
Oi
HOUSEHOLD T. KITCHEN FURNITURE
and lot Of Store Goods, situated and remain
ing in the dwelling house and store house
Gently occupied by the said Edward K"nnard,
in the town OF Elkton, Aforesaid which lot OF
Furniture and Store Goods, consists Of the fol-
lowing articles, to wit:
20 jars, 10 earthen jars, pair scales and
weights, 3 coffee mills, pair shoes, pair
boots, 2 coffee pots, sugar bowl, mouse
trans, tin measures, sugar funnel, lot of spoons,
"A lot of barrels, tin-ware, stoves, large look
ing glass, 3 tables, stand, setlce, chairs, lot of
dishes, plates, bedstead aud sacking, II chairs
and seltee beds, bcdstcads, sacking, wash
stand, looking glass, clock, carpet, mating, &c.
And hereby give notice, that on SATURDAY,
the 10Th day OF Janun.y, 1854, on the premises,
between the hours Of - O'Clock M. aud
O'Clock p. NJ, will expose the above named
property 10 public sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash 10 satisfy SAID writ and the costs.
HEZ. FOARD,
Dec "a is (S5.00) Consl.
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A New Store House in Chesapeake CITY, on
N the south side of Back Creek, on Main
Street. between the Stores of Mr.. Lindsey and
Mr.. Bryan. 1t is new and well arranged
building, ~ by Ii It. Enquire of Peter Bou-
chcll at Chesapeake City, or at Bohemia Mills
of MURPHY g. WALSTON.
Dec. low, (pd)
'.'Delaware Republican copy and charge
this office.
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ERIE. Dec. 2l.-koiing and outlaw
still continue on the Erie Railroad. The
people again turned out last evening and
set fire to the bridge across l!arbor creek.
It was totally destroyed. They also
threatened TO tear up the railroad track.
Much excitement prevails. The United
States Marshal was to serve a notice to-
day warning the people TO desst further
molestation Of the route.
Second DcspatcA-ERIn, Dec. Oh
A large body of men. headed by the
mayor and high constable, are engaged
in removing the track at the street cross
ings. Bells are ringing and cannon
firing. The citizens of Fairfield are
about demolishing the track in that VII
lage.
~The Dispatches from our Minis
ter in Mexico, it is said, bring intelll-
gence that Santa Annals government
has entertained with favor his PROPOSE
ton to concede right of way for raul
road to the Pacific, through territory
south of the American boundary line.
The suggestion Of a grant OF land Tor the
same purpose, or the removal Of the line
southwark so as to annex to the United
States the districts now overrun by the
Indians, is rejected.
LIBERIA EMIGRANTs SA,LEp.-The
brig General Pierce, of Baltimore, sail
ed from Savannah, Geo, on Friday, fol-
Liberia, taking out 1862 colored emf
grants for that colony, 7 of whom were
from South Carolina, l6 from Alabama
81 from Tennessee, and So from Geor
gia. One hundred and twenty-five wer
sent out by their masters, now living
16 liberated by will, and 90 were free
One hundred Of them were under 2
years Of age.
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OEsssgsas OE PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for
Cecil county,
in Chanccry,
December u, 1853.
Frsby II. Wilcox
and others,


Sarah Mullen, John
Steel, Henry Steel,
Emma Steel and
John Wesley Steel.
TIE object OF this suit is TO procure decree
L for he sale OF certain real estate in Cecil
county, whereof William Wilcox, died sczr1,
AMI to divide the proceeds thereof among the scv-
cral parties entitled thereto according 10 their
several proportions, and TO require the said
Sarah Mullen. 10 account for the rents and pref
its of the said Real Estate by her received.
The bill states that the said William Wilcox,
died seized OF said real ate, on or about the
9th day of August, 1898, interstate, leaving As
his h-,rs AT law Frisby II. Wilcox. Sar ali Wilcox
Margaret Tuomcs wife of William T"omes, Mar
tina Lunen wife OF john LnuIcn, Eliza steel
wife Ct john Steel, AMI Susan Mullen wife Of
John hGllen that since the death OF said W H.
liam v icoX. the said Eliza Steel aud John
Mullen, have departed This HE, ana that the
heirs 1T law Of the sail LIZA Steel are her
three CALL rcn, Henry steel, Emma Steel and
John Wesley Steel; that the sand John MuI!eH,
IN ms If, Tim" and the ,aid Sarah Mullen, since
hi, death have resided on the sad real estate,
without paving rent or accounting forth" rents
aud profits Of said real estate. Ii is further
charged in said bill, that II would be l"r the in
forests and advantage Of all the parties inter
cslcl 10 ; II the said read estate, and distribute
the proceeds Of the sale among the several par
tics entitled thereto according to their several
proportions. And that the said john Steel, Hen
Is steel. Emma Steel and John Wesley Steel
r,.idc out uflhc Stale Of Maryland.
l Ii is lhcrcupon Judged and ordered, that
the ComplaiEanls by causing cop! OF tins Or
der IN b. inserted in some newspaper published
IN C"ctl county, once week Tor one month,
h"turc the seventeenth day Of January, next,
. We notice to the said absent defen iantS, ol the
! object aud substance OF this bill, and warn them
4 TO appear 10 this Court in person or by solicitor
on or before the seventeenth day of April next,
To an<w"r III" premises and show cause il any
they nave why decree ought moi I" pass as
prayed. II. IL. MlICHELL, ok.
( True Copy
Dec II I'm Test II: II, MITcuELL, CIR.
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TURS.--- Without exception the place to buy
i Furs cheap, is at +. Browns. The lot OF
Nem Ores, Goods and Trimmings just received
from The city, far surpusses any he has offered
before. Deco
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j. Il. OUED,
Successor to a. FioT,)
No. l6l chestnut 81, Swa'm's Building,
PHlLA I.PHIA.
Extensive Music Publisher, and
s; - Dealer in Musical Instruments Of
j y j y every description.
Exclusive A gent for the sale of Hallet, Davis
& Cas- (Boslon) Patent Suspensions Bridge
Iulian and other
Pianos,
l.. Gllheri's Boudoir Pianos, Melodeans, Mar
tins Guitars, liarps, Niolins, SHEET Music,
Music Books, &c.
Residents Of the country will be supplied by
mail or otherwise with any music they nay
wish. at as low rates as il purchased in person
Having one of the largest stocks in the United
States, feel confident OF satisfying all who may
favor me with call or order.
Dealers in music supplied on the most liberia
terms. Pianos to let Secondhand Pianos iol
sale. may ly
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y la N q $.
Clothing! ClOthing!!
F.. BROW JR.,

Neat Doc, 10 Jrhnsons Hotel.
OPENED to-day an extensive assortment Of
Ready made clothing for men and boys: Mems
sack coats 50 80; BOYS sack over coats $3.50;
mems pants So 25 vests 80, and upwards;
wooden shirts and draws, muslin fine shirts, al
all plices.
Plaid Dclaines and wooden plaid entirely new
style of ladies dress goods, french merino and
cobergS, very cheap, opened to-day.
Salinells and casimercs, blue, Oxford mixpd,
light and dark grey, brown and green, aud en-
tircly new style fancy satenetts; just opened at
Oct. 8. T.. BROWN, JR D.
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North East, c.
Fn9 REEIT.

n,TE FISHING SHORE krcwn rs "Hhfs
| B1niss," near Maulji1'S, 10 Rent the en-
SUNG seasoa, Apply to JACOB HfLAND
North East, De-. 3--lt,
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

WE have now on hand very superior lot OF
w brown Sugar, which we are selling Tor
and Ga cts; also, Stuar,s Double refined Coffee
Sugar al 9 cts; Pulvcrlsed aud Crushed sugars.
Also very superior quality OF Rio and Laguy-
ra Coffee, Bl'k and Green Teas, &C.
HTGHES BROS:
Dec. 10. North EAST.
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OF MOUNT JOY.
In days chivalric, Ion" zone by,
When gallant, brave ANA piumed knight
M ct III the touin'y'd field to try
Their proves all in single tiIht;
In days when round the festive board
The flowing Goblet frequent passed
An! the rich w.ne 80 freely poured
Drowned both the Present auI the Past;
When Richard, In" Lon-fIcart"i King,
When forth into the trn'vI l"l!,
AMI dee mud il but trivial ding
10 cause his lJ"lnau'S hanl 10 Weld;
When warrior woocl his Lady love,
And won, perhaps, her tsu>lin. heart,
Ana then went forth his power to prove;
Aud then retained no more 10 part
When hearts oil love AMI breasts Of steel
Held Commune sweet 'ncath lry>tng tree,
he brralhcd of love, Sic prayed his veal,
Each hoping tn y suun one would be;
In this dear, revered, ..Ol.lrn Time"
OF which we ali :" love To speak,
When twas no sin to make rhyme
10 crime to kiss II lu,iy's check;
Had unto This time belonged
When SnorH was mi"hirr than the pen,
TIN" "A thDn>an rivals found ihce lurun gel,
TT not Law, t'arcd a rirai then.
Mcnnt0in gorge, Dec. 10. GuNAs CuTIS.
tnRl,TMAS.-W lave last time thus week
To wish our readers a n.r,Iy cLii>,nn<, without
dwelling on HE topics p'rrHrntl1 lie occasion.
We hcr' all wlol,ok with any inlrr,s, on the