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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-11

90 IL h'Aiii i'i.'iis l'Nc'pl
IL tor HARE De NaAcE, PoGr DEposIT AND
IiDE WAFER CANAL.
.a.ss.E1, Th"Stcamboat Ports
JFgIs-= tA1.,,.---- msuth, Capt. JosEln
.s.ss,;:..;:.s - s--7,y,f. GToGuEGAH, leaves
- 's-'z - 40 Ss.t-&%s lower end of West
Fatls hsrn"ss every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday evening, at L O'Clock. Returning,
i.avrs Port Deposit every Monday, Wednesday
al FRIDAY nj =! o'cI1ck, AMI liavIe de G,ace n
Il O'clock. p. NJ.
The steamboat Lancaster Capt. J. w. Ton,
Liz son. leaves sam, place every Monday, We'd
n"2 lay an Friday evening NJ O'Clock. Re-
turning. leaves Port Deposit every Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday evening at 4 O'Clock,
a. llavrc dc Gtacc al O'Clock, i. M.
D;"?assa &c 80 cents.
CJ"Frtghts received daily until 5 O'Clock,
Carried at low rates, anil carrinliv attended 10,
1j-Dn?icair receipts for Frcights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent al tIavre de Grace wi attend to
torwafing any merchandise consigned to him.
for any Point on IA" Pennsylvania Canals. or
will rc-ship lrcighs intended for Baltimore,
philt 'lphia, or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
X. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent. H. de Grace
IACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
~ The Steamboat "JUNlATA," Captain
TomlinSon, being in complete order, can be
chartered al any tinr.
n. B. Gram purchased al the highest mar
k"t price al the Warehouse of ]. Tome, Port
J. post; who also keeps Tor sale, 6 uano. Plas-
ter, Fish and Salt. [Apr If.
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TIE MALTBY HOUSE. This elegant Hotel,
in the buildings formerly occupied as the
United States and American Hotels on Pratt
St. near Light, Baltimore, has been several
weeks opened to the public. 1t is reftt,d
and furnished anew and is in all respects a
most excellent House. Mr.. Smith, the pro-
prictor, attends in person and secs that his
guests have proper attention. Persons visit
ing Baltimore will find it a very desirable
home during their stay in the city.
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LIouoR MANUFACTURE IN THE UNITED
STATES. According to the census returns of
the United States, the liquor manufacture in
this country is big business, requiring the
use Of fourteen millions of dollars worth of
grain hopes and apples, and turning out
nearly twenty millions of dollars worth of
distilled liquors and ale. One bushcl of corn
to every fifty four ground, is converted into
Intoxicating liquors. The amount of liquors
produced is, whskcy, 42,l33.9j5 gallons:
rum, 6 100000 gallons, and ale l,lT7,9 1924
barrels
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A CARD.

YyyHE Trustees of the Elkton Academy
Il would remind those contributors to the
erection of the new Building who have not
made payment Of the respective sums sub
scribed by them, that other instruments will
very soon be due to the contractors. They
hope that all will give the subject prompt
attention. Payment may be made to b. +.
May, VIM. Torbert, or any other Of the Board
OF Trustees. Ang 26
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~ Here is another article inrtlation to the
Poor School Fund &C., taking the side of the
Orphans Court against correspondent of
The Wing who has lately written several AZ
ticles on the subject. That writer stands re
sponsiblc for his writings; but we deem it
proper to state our conviction that Tie money
expended will be found to have been carefully
and properly put to the uses INTENDED Ivy the
laws.
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MORTALITY AMONG CATTLE.-Large num-
bers of cattle have recently died in Chester
county, from some mysterious cause. Mr..
Richard J. Lambiin, of Newin township,
has lost fifteen within few weeks. They
were pasturing, and had the range of several
fields, and died after six or eight days sick
ness. The farmers arc quite alarmed.
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County Correspondence.
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
PoKT DEPOSIT, Nov. o. "a.

PORT DEPOSIT, Nov. ., "a.
MR.. EDITOR Tine Polt Deposit B.idgc
Will he put under contract next week. Sew
eial oil the most extensive Bridge builders in
the country will be among the propoScrs. 1t
IS INTENDED 10 have the work finished by the
lSt Jannary. The broken part Of The old
Bridge vii: be sold at auction on Saturday
llih int.
The Bal o. & Snsquehanna Steam Tow Boa
Co., has let this week. an cxt,nsion Of ~, IT,
WHAT, to he built 100 feet front and II feet
farther In the river j. Tome, ESD, is said
to be the contractor.
Some ofour grain dealers have been skin
ming each other in wheat. by ayailinw them
selves Of the telegraph. On thcarriva Of the
last steamer it appears the advance was on
fioLr and not on wheat ZERO.
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AFRICAN CoLoNIzA1IoN.--Thc American
Colonization Society recently made an apl cal
to the public in order to raise means TO send
l29 colored persons to Liberia. The Novcm-
Der number of the Repository announces Il at
81 ,0S2 Is have already been subscribed,
leaving only SG57 81 10 be raised to complete
the amount required.
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TnE EAGLE ToTEL, at Ccclton. advertised
in our columns by Mr.. Pearcc, is situated in
Sassafras Neck, and is the central place of
business in the first district; it is 3 miles from
Fredericton where steam boats ply regu-
and in beautiful, healthy and improving
neigh horLonl
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DENTISTRY.

SKTM. l.. JONES, Surgeon Dentist, has
w returned to Elkton and permanently
established himself in the Office formerly oc-
cupild by him, near the Fountain Inn, where
he may be found by those requiring his ser
vices. He solicits the patronage Of the pub
lie and will use his best cXertions to give en-
lire SATISFACTION, LOct 20 If
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PORT EsEE'0aE'E
L D u ND II Y.

~ THE Undersigned having
SH=.& taken the Old Foundry stand
;sssSstsoesa.ssgs.. at this place, would respect
iS'+A' fully solicit portion of pub.
lie patronage. We are prepared to do at the
shortest notice, and On the most reasonable
terms, all kinds of
Aach!nery, Stove and PIow Castings
III" Foundry having undergone general
repairs, together with other advantages, we
natter ourselves to be able to do all work in
our line, to the entire satisfaction of all who
may favor us with their ordrcs.
7. ARMSTRONG x BROS.
Port Deposit, Aug II :,m
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KANSAS TERR1roRY.-A lctter to the B,

KANSAS TERRITORIAL letter to the Buff,
falo Advertiser, dated Fort T.caycnworth, De-
tober 18th, says that great change has taken
place in that part Of Kansas territory west
from Fort 1.eavenworth. Every stream ond
every piece Of timhcrcd land is now dotted
with log cabins, and city lots arc freely oiItr.
cd for sale even as far west as the Kepubli.
can Fork.
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New Work.

New York, Nov. 9, Evening. Returns re-
rcived up to ten o'clock this evening show
the following result, viz: Seymour $4,000:
Clark $1,000; Ullman 81 600.
Raymond ,whig) is surely chosen Llcuten-
ant Governor.
Seymour is elected by $4,000 or 10000
majority, and 80 or 81 anti-Ncbra ska Con-
grcssmcn, of whom % are wings, are elected.
tits barely possible that the legislature will
be Seward wing.
Clark or Ullman may run up to Seymour.
Chautaugue County gives Ulllnan a major
ity of 3400.
Seymour is the soft democrat, Clark the
whig, and Ullman the Know Nothing; Bion
son (hard) is far behind.
The legislature is largely wing. Wood
dem, is elected Mayor of New York City.
Illinois.
CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-The following Congress
sional Representatives are known to be elect
cd in this State First Distrct--E B. Wash
lurne, whig.-Third District-Jcsse 0. Nor
ton, wing. Fourth District--Jamts Know,
wing. Sixth Dstlict-Rchard Yates, wing.
All members Of the present Congress- VII
liams, whig, in the 5th district; Woodwork.
republican and know-nothing, in the I'd dis
trict, and Iurnbull, anti-Nobraska, are also
elected. y
There are yet two districts to hear from
In the present delegation there are five dem
ocrats, but returns indicate the loss of three
members to the administration.
Michigan.
The returns indicate that the State has gone
anti-Nebraska by an overwhelming ma jorlty,
and the election of the entire anti-Ne braska
State and Congressional ticket.
wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. S.-Wclls, the democra-
tic candidate in the first Congressional dis
trict is reelected. Washburn, democrat, is
elected in the third district
Few jersey.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-Returns from Il c
third Congressional District of New Jersey
show the election of MIR. Bishop ,whig) over
Samuel Lilly, (Dem. the present member.
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.sa'GGNl1E@DA
STE 4 II B o T LINE.

sEz-, r II l. STEAMBOAT
e. / GIPSEI, is now
f|t:iScI,. ,,,-,EsY running from Heck
Sssls<s',s d:-sss-s arts wharf in the vii
ldge Of Fort Deposit to lIavrc de Grace, con-
meeting with The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
fillmore Railroad, until further notice, viz:
VIII leave lleckart's wharf, in Port Deposit
daily, except Sunlays-at g. o'clock, \. NJ.
Tor illvrc de Grace
Leave Havre dc Grace at 7.4O for Port
Deposit.
Leave Port Deposit at l.. o'clock A. NJ.
for illvrr de Grace.
Leaves ltavr" de Grace at P NJ. or as
soon as the train arrives from Baltimore.
Leave Port Deposit at O'Clock p. NJ. for
lidyrc DE- Grace and waits for the trains due
at I. VI. ireln Baltimore aud philadrIphia.
When any changes are made in the trains
running over said railroad, the public will he
notified through the papers and this line will
Tan to meet such changes.
p. Dinan's L. s. Mail Stage will connect
with this line at l0a O'Clock a. NJ, ana return
at hllf-paat l O'Clock for Darlington.
j. j. liECkART,
Sent II If Master and Owner.
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BUSINESS OF THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL
RoAp.-The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad WAS held on the Stl inst. when Il
report was made, showing the following to
have been the revenue for the past month Of
October:
GlAin Stem Wash. Br. Totals.
For Passengers, Sj5.I+7,0S $2S, o16i3 S'l.02@. II
FOR Freight 2i7 $500 S.ll03j 1869. %
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THE STEAMER PORT Deposit,
CdPT1IN DAVID UHITE,

CAPTAIN DAVID WHITE,
UAS resumed her regular trips for the
Il 4 season between PORT DEPOSIT and
HANRE DE GRACE, in connection with the
nrrr's.- a. Cars for Baltimore and Philadcl-
IT. .-. li.rf!:;ss phia. The Boat will leave Port
tsaaa!:15 szss=sG Depostat 0, and 30 MINIS before
l O'Clock, \ NJ, and O'Clock, p NJ. The Boat
will wait at Havre de Grace for passengers
leaving Baltimore at s. and II O'Clock A. NJ ,
and 50 p. NJ. [Scpt 16, 1S5i-tf.
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For The Cecil Wing.
The Orphans C0Hrt-kgain.

Mr.. Editor You have an anxious corr cs-
pondcnt on the subject of the Poor School
Fund, who seems DESTROYS to put aloat the
impression that it has not botn properly Ia
ken care of and expended, at the same time
that he says lie docs mot wish to insinuatc
that it has been s9uandcrcd The character
Of the present Judges Ct the Orphans Court
at once silCnccs any mtlmation touching the
improperly of their conduct in relation to
that Fund, and the present writer would ncv-
cr have referred to your correspondent in
question if he had stated the truth in other
particulars.
In May 1853, statement was Published
in the columns Of the very paper i'll which he
denies the fact, showing tie condition Of the
fund as follows: See Cecil Wing May l4th
1852, and two succeeding weeks.
In sta e of Maryland per cent
Bonds and interest s. l2t 90
On Bond and Mortgage .Slop9
Balance III hands Of Treasurer 3,l".?I
Making then a total of SI5.415. 30
The Investments remain now as they then
wcre--thc amount then i'll the Treasurer
hands, together with the accruing interest
has been expended in the cause of education
under the laws and the regulations Of the
Aohrt, ana your ANXIOUS writer can see now
it all stands to the particular cent by calling
on the Register and Treasurer.
1t so happened that the making of the
statement was overlooked in May last: it
could not if made, however. have differed
from that of May 1853, and the assertion
that the Judges 'havc taken precious good
care not to enlighten the people on the sub
ject. y if designed to convey the impression Of
any unfair or dishonest application Of the
money by them is as contemplate as it is
false.
Let the writer, if he wishes to do any ser
vice by his publications on this subject or
any other, take care to ascertain the facts be-
fore he launches out wholesale dcnunciations
against gentlemen whose standing in society
and among business men, is equal to any mon
in the county. Such course on his part
would more COMFORT with honesty; proplicty
and TRuTH.
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THE ELECTIONS.

ODThe returns from the elections held
this week are very incomplete. The following
we take from the telegraph reports in the city
papers yesterday. They tell badly for the
Administration.
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To THEIR ABsENTEEs. -The papers of Sa-
vannah and Charleston invite their absent
citizens to return home. There is now no
danger from the fever.
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DEATH OF MRs. ALEXANDER HAMILTON
Washington, Nor. 9.-Mrs Hamilton, widow
of the late Alexander Hamilton, died here this
morning in the Goth year of her age. She
gradually gave way under her natural in
tirmiticS.
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Farmers 4 Commercial Hotel,
PORT DEPOSIT, MD.

PORT DEFOSIT, ND.
ID OBERT SMITH respectfully informs his
"a friends and the travelling public that he
has taken the large and connections Hotel,
which he has newly furnished and re fitted
with all the modern convenience and COM
forts of a first class Hotel.
Evcre attention will he paid to the comfort
Of guests. The table will always be bouuti-
fully supplied with all the delicacies of the
season, and the Bar with the choicest Liquors
Large and commodious Stables are attach
ed, 50 that travellers may be sure of their an.
imAls and vehicles being properly taken care
Of.
Horses and vehicles for Hire.
Port Deposit, Oct IS en-
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SAD ACclpENT.-Wc learn that Major VIM.
Rothwell was severely injured day or two
since, by the falling of column of brick
from the kiln.-Blue Hens Chicken.
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UWelcarn from Mr.. f. W. Staples that
the Chestertown Bank will shortly resume
business, and that its notes are now redeemed
at its counter.
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ia correspondent Of the Boste Atlas
writing from Marscllcs stats that the En-
slish Consul at that place, had received reli-
able information that the most fearful rava-
ecs of cholera were devastating hIessiua-no
less than sixteen thousand persons having
fallen victims out of population of ~ 900!
a mortality hardly less than during the pr,-
valencc of the great plague in l743.
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Lessons in Drawing.

THE undersigned will give lessons in draw
l. ing 10 persons DESTROYS of acquiring II
knowledge of this useful art. Rooms at the
Howard House. Hours Of instruction between
and 10 p. NJ. F.F. SMITH.
Elkton, Nov Il
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si5,2l9,02

The increase over the receipts Of the pre-
ceding month of September, of This year, is
Sli SG5.S7 on the main stem. Willie there is Il
decrease of $500. IS on the Washington branch
The receipts Of the road will, no doubt. he
largely augmented by the opening Of the Cen
trail Ohio road, as soon IS it Shall got fairly
under way.-Sua.
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SrEcIE.-Thc New York Journal of Com
merce says, that the Banks Of that city are
determined, ifpossible, to prevent any fur
ther expiration Of specie.
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II Providence permitting, the NJ. +.
Churci, in North East, Md. will be reopen
ed for Divine Service on Sabbath, November
18th. by the Rev. Bishop Scott and the Rev.
J. \. Roche. Of Philadelphia. Preaching at
l0g \. NJ, - and p. NJ. Preachers and
people are respectfully invited TO attend.
Nov / w JOINS SHIELDS.
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Cabinet Ware-Rooms

IN ELKTON, MARYLAND.
FAHTWElL & CO respectfully announce to
v their friends and The pubic that they have
taken the shop formerly Gee 'p'el by Mr.. Levi +.
Eoul!en. in Elkton. whore they intend conducting
the Cabinet business in ali its various branches.
They invite their friends and the public generally,
TO call and examine their work. They Intend keep
.y----z=s..asa=s ing on hand SOFAS. Bureaus,
sss t..ss go .sanc LOUNGES BEDsrEAps, TABLES,
et-1tta--a--.AssI-s CutEs, STANDS. and New Furnl-
turc Of every description. made Of
the very choicest materials. and in the most work
maniikc manner, all of which will be sold very low
for cash. Ali orders for cabinet ware of al kinds
th'nkfully received and promptly attended to-
! ont m stake the shop. d rec ly opposite Col.
Groomc office, whore we may be found at all times,
day or night.
ENDERTfKTNG
Funerals promptly attended to on the most rca-
sonahle terms.
. County produce of all kinds taken in cx-
change for furniture. at tho current market rates
Nov l4y NJ. CANTWELL & co.
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CT'Potatoos are sold at Malone, N. York,
at 26 cents bu;hel at Burlgton, Vt, at
81 cents.
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FALL ATTACHMENTS,
THE STEAMER LADY WILMER

UAPT VIM. WILSON, will
4 SeSSS1 siurng the reminder of the
Tc..y=-----X ~ season. run as follows:
Essf5 ssssE Leave Port Deposit for Phil
ado!pha on Mondays at O'Clock p. NJ
Leave Philadelphia on Saturdays at 2 O'Clock
p. NJ, for Port Deposit.
Leave Philadelphia on Wednesdays at o'clock
p. NJ, for Winners Point and into mediate places
Oh the Elk and Sassatras Rivers.
Leave Winners Point on Thursdays at Q O'Clock
A. NJ and Frederick Town at O'Clock p NJ. for
Philadelphia. EDWIN WILMER
Snnt 3O.h ISi4-tf prcs:dcnt
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Blackuood's Mogasine.-From Leonard Scott
4 Co., Publishers, 70 Fulton ST., New York,
we have this magazine for October, which,
as the following text of contents will show, is
very interesting number: ssSpeculators
among the Stars-Part ii; King Ohio and his
Classic Kingdom; Student Life in Scotland;
Civlization-the Census; A Russian Remin-
isccnce; Records Of the Past-Ninevah and
Babylon; The Opening of the Ganges Canal.
The Uses of Beauty; Spanish Politics and
Cuban Perils." The terms of Blackwood So
year; it and one Of the British Quarterlies
S.; and Blackwood and the four Quarterlies
$40 year.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

INGSK EE'S SAEE.
pY virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Court
~ of Cecil county, in Chancery. the under
signed as Trustee will offer at Public Sale on
Thursday, The 7hh day Of December
next, at the Court House in Elkton, all those
2 Lots CT Ground,
situated in the village Of CHERRY
-,r55s.kk-a HILL, and now occupied by Lucian
lnSff,T b. Anderson, one of which has neat
iiER!Hia Two story Dwelling. Kitchen and shop
on it, and the other is unimproved.
TERMS OF SALE:
Require the payment Of one third part of
the purchase money to be paid in cash Oh the
day of sac one other third part in moths,
and the residue in Is months thereafter; the
last two instruments to bear interest from the
day of sale and to be secured by the bond or
note Of the purchaser with security to be APP
proved by the Trustee.
Sale to Commence at . O'Clock p. NJ.
JOHN c. GROOME,
Elkton, Md, Nov III is Trustee
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IAEiPETS.- 1900 ylr,s WOOL ingram. Hemp
x and Cotton Carp Is, in store and for sale by
Nov 1t J. j. ASH!
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A Kansas Paper.-All the way from WAX
ARusA, Kansas Territory, we have the sIIer-
aid of Freedom" beautiful paper, consid-
erably larger than The Wing, and printed by
STAN, at that. 1t is published by George w.
Brown, Esq, formerly Of Conneautville, Pa.
and lis principles will be learned from line
in its editorial saying: "Our great Object is
to make Kansas a free State.' From the
leading poctical article, VIC quote tho follow
ing stanza:
"Wc'll seek the rolling prairie
In regions yet unseen,
Or stay our feet unweary
BY Kansas flowing stream;
And there with hands unicttered,
Our affairs we will raise,
With voices high uplilted
Wen sing our Makers praise.''
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PORT DEPOSIT
Academy and Female Institute.

TNiIE FALL TERM Of this Institution will
4 commence Oh MONDAY, The IA day of
September, ami will continue us formerly, ull-
der thp CHARGE of
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Nd.T'Ed'E.

N consequence Of altering the Store room
OF the Old Locust Grove Store, the sub
Scilhers were obliged to remove their Wines
and Liquors to Nobility Row, alias Rum
square, next door to MIR. Smiths Hotel. late
Barnni,s. where Joseph G.. Ncsbtt will be
III ATTENDANCE to wait on his Old friends and
the public as usual.
j. G. * II. c. NTSBITT.
Port Deposit NuY IL 81 aw
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e. The Rev. Mr.. Kcrchcr will preach in
the Cniversalst Church at Chesapeake City,
t"-morr"w, the 18th inst. at lo9 y. N au
before I =. NJ. and Mr.. Flanders on the eve
nings Of the ith and 18TH at the same hour.
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Net profits per acre

Being the interest Of SOP for one year. The
workmcn think that the same ground last year
the season being more propitious--yicldcd
Il ton more to the acre. The expenses are
put down at the highest figure: the tax for
inspection, the farmer Should no longer sub
nit to.
We are hu$iy engaged in getting up onr
corn crop; the yield is better with Us, than
have seen in either Pennsylvania or Della
war;, though not $" large as the past season.
g escaped. in great measure. the drought
that has prevailed in iauSt oi Tie finest grain
growing regions Of the Union. | might add
other remarks. hut, doubtless mitch that
could he said will be anticipated by your reps
u talented corresponds AGRICDLA.
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NOR WlNfER.-llenvy Bangup. Cox and Sack
L Hvrrcon :; together with an Il mcnt 0! Frocls
Goats. Vests and PautalooEs. lor sa { by
Nov II j. B. ASH
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Assisted BY
MRS. TRACY 4 MISS JULIA FARN1IAM.
The former success of these Teachers we
consider Il Sufficient pledge for the faithful
and intelligent discharge Of their duties.
Boarding in the family Of the Principal
$50 per term OF twelve weeks.
TurloN:-Common ENglish SO; advanced
English to So; Languages each 81 extra:
Music SO for thirty lessons; use Of Piano So;
Drawing. Painting. and other ornamental
branches at moderate charges.
Reports OF the pupils conduct and recita-
tions will be submitted TO the parents each
week. From its past success we are prcpar-
cd TO recommend the School to the public for
a liberal support.
n. b. Any pupil going through regular
course of study at this institution, will receive
diploma certifying the same.
G.. SMITH,
j.. REYNOLDS,
+. WILMER,
J. W. AoRAnANs,
ID. Write,
j. p. NANSEMAN,
p. SArrER,
Port Deposit July 90 TrnsIees