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knees en- the raf- ard through tic dusk &c
the evening say, Of thought | s:w q ,,&sG.
My strength seemed to revive and in il W
minutes | heard the voices ofperSons III u
boat approaching lie. Ten minutes moro
and too would have gone, bat Providence
mad mercy on ne, and after lwc.ty-SiH hour4
exposure | was by is mercy preserved i!on
wa'rry ?tTsyc.
Mr. McCalc is !yi;ig in = low condition III
New York, and seems, at times, partially dc.
ranrr,l.-Sincc taken fnm the lait, &c
oruptonS have taken l,la,e on his limbs,
which. as we'll rs his lands and arms, arr
very much swollen, frun the elects, a, is
supposed, Of being in'nciscI in the water 50
l,nr
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Correspondence of Tho Cecil Whig.]
Letter from ROWAN dsyilIc
ROwLANDsvILLE, Oct. II, 1851

Mr.. EDIToR:-I regret to say that can no
longer boast of the good health of our village
and vicinity, for in addition to the almost in
Vulnerable cases of bilious and ague VIC have
been again visited with Scarlet Fever; and
although severe in the first attack its progress
has been limited, and no fatal case has &C.
cured.
The Susquehanna continues unprccedcntly
low and this accounts in great measure Tor
the great many cases of sickness all along the
river. Scarcely house has entirely escaped,
as far as my knowledge extends, and the prev
alcnce of bilious, typhoid and congcstivc fe-
vers, have not been confined to the immediate
vicinity of the river, lut have extended to
some heretofore very healthy localities; I'M
til the ncishborhood around about us has be-
come one vast hospital. The number Of white
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JOB HAiNLs. JESSE a. KIRK. y. u. srUBBs.
Rising Sun Foundry, Stove Depot,
IND AGRICULTURAL H'ORK.

~ TIE subscribers having on
\SSs==2ehonl, and are constantly
sssi-444 . manufacturing an extensive
assortment OF PLOUGIlS, Machinery and 9TH
or castings of the best quality. Also on hand
IL complete stock Of Stoves, Of their own and
Eastern manufacture. Such as Wood and
Coal Parlor and Il numerous variety of Cook
Stoves OF the most improved patterns. They
have likewise on hand, and are prepared to
surnish a. the shortest uotcc improved Horse
Powers, Threshcrs and Scparators of several
kinds which for lightncSs and durability, are
warranted equal to any in use. Also an eS-
tcnsive assortment Of right and left laml At
wood, Wisconsin, Wiley, beats, COR Jersey
Bully Michigan, (doublc mould board y Rog-
cr's Extending Point, Rich's Iron Beam, sub
soil and all other kinds ofPloughs, straw and
fodder cutters. &c, all Of which they will sell
on iavoroblc terms, and solicit the patronage
of the public. Orders promptly attended to-.
lIAlNES, KIRK II STUBBS.
n. D.-Thc highest price paid for old cast
ings. in cash or exchange.
Rising Sun. Cecil county, Nd, July GIN.
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Correspondence.
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wig.
Letter from cSapcnEe Gity
CHESAPEAKE Cry, Oct. 10Th, :,

('WES IpEAKE Try [)cf. INth. 'DI
E,o,r No,h;,us y.,uL ~. S,,,oo af ,I,,c.
49,: ~, tha C'''nT rL.i N o" ,''oI. T. '"L'
""'' '''",o''''' , :" .'0'''' '''""
n "a IN, n'oNh'lS '--o'e ""ui' suppose rom
'auii'S Inc democrat that l'lere was moth
nv 'Fa'sli'lhs III our county Just now Wor-
wy o' no.i'e eAccp. inc "i,ra''ohs OF 'ha'
mysterious oooy 'ei,l'" h'lo" No'n''9S'
'H.,i wen ..o' o''rs we e''''orl'l' ou' Se'eI-
Il. o'her tol'. column 81 MS paper are l,ea Wlll'
ar'l.ieS abusive o. t''at party IN '''e mum
net p'u,io"n 10 .hs 'aS' nc says, 1--WE arc not
al.o.'Nel ,,' u''A'N's.'' ~ .he n'ihgs ol inc
MIC" Nc''''''sH' anu co hot heSith'e 10 say
N"' VI .,.eTSi'i ouii'i'le'iUr , INA, y,
more ,aaii u',ce io"' '"o vi ''G''i arc " ''Ss'
no" II 'he '.l''f "o'S 'cn:ly N,ioM any 'I,i''S
about 'l.em thr'' III 'l'"N'''s ;'ia' aSSer'lo.'
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A CARD.

TNlIE Trustees of the Ekton Academy
l. would remind those contributors to the
erection of the new Building who have not
made payment of the respective sums sub
scrbed 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. f.
May, VIM. Torbert, or any other of the Board
ofTruStees. IAng 26
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A STRANGE AND THIrv!NG WoMAN.-A
correspondent writes that some six weeks
ago strange woman calling herself Henrietta
Williams and saying she ran away from Il
nunncrv came to the housc Of Mr.. Cloud Car
ter at Cherry Hill. She left there on Sunday
considerable amount OF money and guam
tity of valuable clothing. She is abo;t 35
years ofage, tall and has black hair and ewes.
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: SUNDAY ScHooL ENHIBIrioN.-A Sunday
School Exhibition will be held at Principle
Church, near Principle Furnance, on Thurs
day next, the l9th inst. An admitanac fee
Of 25 cents will be chargcd-the proceeds to
be applied to paying the debt on the church
building. Doors open at half past . i'll the
afternoon, and half rast seven il. the evening
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Tbe Uefi! n)l)io.
ELKTON, 0CTOIsER ~. 1854.

The Loss OF TIE AHcrio.-AIuch space in
our columns to-day is taken up with an ac-
count of the awful disaster which sent this
fine steamer and some four hundred of her
passengers into the bosom Of the sca. 1t will
be read with melancholy interest.
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IJlc0.

IT'S try.nt To the end AIRED heat to follow in
b 'ars the last remains Ola dear friend to TIE
dark carcrns OF the ihS. table M.
1t Was our lnuLr.fWl privilege To pay this
last respect to one whose sl'otlrSS character
gave him through life the confidence of all
who knew him; and because OF whose dcatIr
sorrow has l'roodcd DER many heart.
JunN luMsniN is no more. On Friday the
G;h hc was attacked by Asiatic Cholera, from,
which he partially revived. On Sunday the
Sih hopes were entertained Of his recovery.
But they proved unioundcd. He was taken
with relapse. by water on the lran--tin.
Death Angel had brcathcd his pcStitrronS
lrc 9TH upon hin,-and on "Wednesday the lltil
ut q O'Clock =. NJ, the caskct and the spirit
were disunitcd. The funeral passed FROM
the residence ofhis brother at 3 p. VI. on the
l2th, attended by the stricken relatives and
numbers OF his mercantile acquantances ot
this city to Green Mount Cemetery. We
attempt not TO record his pure, manly char
acter. Formerly he was Il citizen of Cecil,
and is extensively known to the people of
your comfy. In their memory the r"colcc-
| ton Of his name and noble virtues will.swcct-
| ~ rcposc.
''Thc scarce maturcd man has passed from
| amongst us; Peacefully Slumbcr his dust"
Baltimore, Oct l3, 1854. b.
StTLK NELVETS, yard wide for Mnntil!aS: for
| y sac cheap. by T.. BROWN. .jR..
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NnI'ES,g,.

A LII persons wishing To subscribe for Stool
"a in tie Eliiton, Anlora and Lcwisville
Plank Road Company, can do so, by applying
to either OF the undersigned N, nAgers.
Price Of Stock So.
SAMUEL B. FOARD, !
JOSEPH MILLER,
FRANCIS &. PARkE,
WILLIAM G. CARTER,
NICHOLAS HISS,
JOSHUA l.. GATCHEL,
WILLIAM RUDOLPH.
EDWARD RICHARDSON
GEORGE EARLE.
Eliton APRIL 90 1851
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FARM FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK, sit
IA uatcd on the river half mile from the
village Of North East, containing 100 Acrss,
in good state Of cultivation, with good build
ings thcrcon consisting of Dwelling, Ten
ant House, and Barn; which will be sold on
reasonable terms by application to
f. l.. WOOLEY,
May 81 IF North East, Md,
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Il. q. CAZHER,
TOBACCO MIST.

OK 000 SEGARS for sale on Baltimore
cJ, UUU terms. Also, Trunks, Carpet
Bags and Umbrellas. Also, Tobacco at city
prices; Penknives, Razors, &c.
0y"Wanted-2 APPRENTICES, (white or
blaek,) in the right way; will treat them we'll
No. 2, Howard House, Aug5tf
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MONEY FOR EUROPE.

VOARTIES wishing to send money to En-
4 gland, Ireland or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East, in sums to suit, on the principal Banks
III any Of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,,
Agents for Abraham Bell 4 Sons,
Apr % If New York.
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J0urdan's Ammon:ated

SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
u ECOMMENDED as equal if not superior
IA to Peruvian Gmno, for Wheat; and
cheaper and more durable; for sale by
Sep lG tt JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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tf;urrir0.

BY the Rev. II. l.. Go!dshorough, in Trim
ty Church. on the 18th inst. Mr.. JAS. t&"w
and Miss SARAH, daughter Of Mr. JOHN Scott
all Of Ills county.
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D"Amos II. Wickcrsham, the Register of
Wills, &C., in and for New Castle county
Delaware, expired at his residence in New
Castle ON Friday morning, after an Illness Of
three days.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

STOCKHOLDERS in the Elkton, Andora
~ and Louisville Plank Road, are hereby
notified that they will be required to pay an
instanicnt of 50 per share on their stock Oh
or before the 18th October. 1854; and a fur
Their instalmcnt OF IS per share on or before
tho 18th November. 1854. Payments to DO
made to the Undersigned
BY order of the Board,
I. G. PARKE,
Sept 16 Treasurer.
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ncop or tia aS,l we,.,i,I ,,il avid ,ni, i
:, bandl, rrhicf to ottr..., .,trnt,nn, Ne were
| src,,ssG,l With The ri,,ln s,,lS,i;ulcf,ro ars
wI,ch we lad .ousl,uc,rI dining the day Lv
| l., sI,ino nia,ks IN cans,,n l,ar. with = yic,y
! of attcln,,,in.y TO rain land WHOM thr s,a sui
| xi,lrJ we ,nllcJ towards Ihr .hin, On orr
, way we missed tlr remnant Of fine r,f, with
ON. man on if ,u,ar,utly alive.
! The bark moved To- lie Tie Huron. Of St.
! andrews. \. T.. Can't. 4. Wall bound for
On, bee, thr me, :, f. on lna,I ;hr rnllr
| II, ar,,d n,r,u. with some &c ,... Il,,rou :
crow. rcfnrrcd TO the yar and r,s...cl III,
p,os How who for twcn'y->ix ho'w'> had
'!"aS 10 tbs NiarS' lie States That nitcr Tie
E'ca'i*'l1 'GhN' nc c'"'i ca %r'rh'y Two men
H." ",' ,I w. I w. H. "
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Il H.. ,, -, ,,,o ,;,,,h. ',,. ina, w." ,.a,
90, ,b, rnr, ,r ,,l,,r.,,.i l,,,,,;,,, ;,,,,, H.,
49,. ,o i,,l III. ,,,,;,,:,' tio w. E,
n',.;, a., l;f.
NJ ,hn tr,.t;c If Ln,.l,, ,r ,.,,,,'
.,,,,, ,s..,i :, ,nI,.,. ,,.,.,,,,,,t
~. a., ;,,.','.'. ,IIi. .,
NJ. W;,I;,n,G.,n,,, SOW r. w., ,r, "',,'
vn w,.r, r,r,;,.I viii r.,.,i li,,l,,., n,,..
wounds l~cys,I Crc.l mi i ,nl r',,,1 ,,,l
rlo,h;um ur,,y;L.I IN ,lrnI'nn,. nnr:n'.ii,
,,I, 1u,, ~ i,,n '"f's .''o
! igEtS, tired rockets. and kept thc horn
",;',o, - ,'l'' ". '""',o y" WIN .'e re-
'''e 'n'.I n"' n'' ',i"'' Nn, "
h., s,,I.a 49,, ,,;n W., WING W. .'V --'"'
L,,nL r,u WIZ |..F ,.'1" ~. '',.'!'
,r,,,I,r ,1'', -. n'-"r' ,'.''i' - ''
wnu ,r,,,'l H. "'' .,';'', "'',o'c" ana
Ncw yn'. , ,;io+ Lna, '',1,,,''i, 'r''',I."
lf to v.,,;,.h ,rn ,rnr, ..,,'.c.n1 r. w. ~
rbanon ,rl 10 ,ho ,.e,,. n ,,L;,,' o''' ,"'
uYlrr nr' n ohl;o,t;o,s WINCH W. '''
,,,.r,,r,7,r ,,,,r
| i'Lh l-N'il 'h.h>'
| i"o q he irhc'S GoaH5 lrirGl-PdS:cn-
gers SareI.
HALIFAX, Oct. 1.-Two Of tl,c stcamc.
| Arctic 5 boats. which were LEI lclinl by The
| Ship Lebanon, have arrived at S. Johns,
| There were several ladies in the two lir.
boats. Their names are not stated. Tlcy
have all reached here, among them Mr.. Eel
ham, second officer, who sends long accol,n:
hence over the wires 10 Mr.. Collins, in New
York.
! Several vessels have deem despatched 10 the
scene Of disaster. i'll hopes Of picking up som,
OF the passengers who may nc aiiuat on pie.
Cos Of the wreck.
[srroyp prsT,rru1
G., ,r,u,>r ~. -, r..,,
",. "'.'''., ,'''''''" VII II IN
80, ~,
Nn" '"hh' o'': T. ne io'ioWinE sac
i,'''' VI '''e ross u .ie Nfc,'c Is GE'n ny Ar
| '''''"''' ~'',''" o'''e'' VII" "'h 'th.T 'li
~ "1'' ere" a''" fa>SChE'rS, saved ~ tive
~ NV J." y "oa,S ,'",nl" we S'"r' at bro"'
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GasNiE AND SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS.

have just returned from the city with a
l. large and splendid assortment Of Cloths,
which will make up into
CDa!s, lower than can be bought
in either of the cities, in the hest and most
durable manner, and latest fashions and war
rented. If they rip bring them back and |
will sew them free Of charge.
WILLIS RUTTER,
Sep 0 If 1.-THE Ba-aar, Ekion, Nd.
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GRAND jurors.

GRAND Jurors.
Nicholas Manly, Joseph S. Wnsate,
VIM. Little, John N. Black,
Theodore II. Knight, Francis King,
Joshua IIyland. John Owens,
Lewis W. Thomas, Joseph r. Brown,
James ii. Benson, John McCleary,
Robert Montgomery, Samuel Smith.
AbSalom Roman, Benoni Nowland,
John Evans, John Janney, (of ELY
John l.. Clayton, Richard Biddle,
James Evans, Joseph Ilaincs,
John Moore.
PETIT Jurors.
John Stump, Geo. W. Oldham, (of Co.
Charles l}ilcs, Il. {. Crook shanks,
BENZ B. Chambers, Geo. r. Howard,
JAS McCaucy, John Grant
John j. Ilcckart, Doct. j. X. B. Emory,
VIM. I. West, Joseph England,
Eli Coulson, Arthur S. .Edic,
John Mauldin, Benz. c. Cowan,
David Jcnncss, james l.. Maxwell,
ID. A. McCrca, George Moore,
l.. Sentman, George w. Boulder.
Joseph Miller, W. &. Crow, (of And'w, }
Robert Gather.
The following civil cases were tried:
Ellis P. Brin.on VS. Andrew Kidd. An ac-
ton to recover the amount of promissory
note in favor of Brinton, drawn by John. d.
Marshbank and endorsed by Kidd.-Vcrdict
for Plaintiff for S2S7.79. Groomc for Plain
tiff, Earle & Creswcll for Diff
Daniel Carter VS.. Edward W. Mahany.-
An appeal case. Carter shot q dog of Ma
hany's for killing sheep. Mahany sued him
before magistrate and got judgement for
S25 damages, from which Carter appealed.
The defence alledged that to justify the shoot
ing of the dog he must be caught in the act
of worrying or killing the sheep. The Court
held different opinion reversing the magis-
tratcs decision and the case was submitted
without argument. Verdict for appellant.
For appellant Earle & Creswell, Scott and
Ellis, for appellee Chambers, Evans, Grason,
Mccullough and Mackall.
The trial of Henry Wilmer (ncgro) for
stealing GO cents, who was tried and found
guilty last court and granted a new trial, has
been removed to Hartford.
| The trial of Swift, for the murder of Xii.
hour, a removed case from Hartford country i,
| fixed for Monday next.
CMcFarland, Evans & Co. VS.. James
Mackcy. An action on promissory note
Juror withdrawn and Judgment of non pros
entered at bar. Earle & Crcswcll for Pitts.
Mccullough & Mackall for deft.
State use p. G. Ricketts,, Trustee of B. T
Mauldin VS.. Sophia +. Mauldn and others
Judgment for plaintiff. Creswell for plaintiff
Groome for defts.
Ramsey VS. Robinson & Smith--Appcal
Creswell for Appcllees; H. M. Mccullough fol
Appellant. Judgment reversed.
Moore VS.. Woodrow. Appeal; Earle
Creswcll for appellant. Judgment reversed
Crows VS. Scarborough, appeal. Tried be
fore court; Mccullough & Mackall for Appel
Liant; Earle & Creswcll for Appellee. Judg
ment reversed.
Bladen VS. Broughton, Appeal. Earle 4
Crcswcll for Appellant: Mccullough Mack
all for Appcllce-casc under advisemcnt.
When we went to press yesterday evenin!
it was being argued whether the Circui
Court had jurisdiction in the rail road case
| (the laying of track by certain workmcn OF
Sunday which were taken up by certiorar
some time in August. Grason and Chamber
for the State: Scott, Evans and Groomc TO
the Rail Il, al Co.
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HN3IMMlNGS.-Full assortment Of Black and
i Fancy colorcl Neyet, Ribbons. Gimps. Buttons
4: by l.. BROWV. JR
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LUMBER YARD.

A general assortment of seasoned Lumber,
IA such as Pine and IIemlock Boards, Scant-
ling, Plank. Joists, Pine and Cypress Shin
giles, Plastering Lath, Pailings, &c, constantly
on hand and for sale by
SAMUEL b. FOARD,
JDIJN n ATnp1nEE
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JOHN g. al
GRAIN WANTED,

will pay the highest cash prices for Corn.
Wheat and Oats, delivered at the Elkton
Depot, or any place on the Elk, Sassafras or
Bohemia River, Or in the chesapeake and
Del. Canal. SAML. Is. FOARD.
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NEW FALL, GOODS,

A ] SCOTT 4 BRO. have inst opened their nrw
IA stock OF Fail and Winter Goods. embracing;
a larger choicrr and cheaper assortment III IN they
have ever her ytoforc offered to the pub ic
9 tal and see them. opposite the Fountain Inn.
bcfor. Purchasing csewhcrc, if you want barg.i
Elktun. Oct a.
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The Baltimore Election.

HE election Tor Mayor tCok place Ill bal-
ti,norc on Wednesday last. The candidates
were Samuel Kinks, "know Nothing" and
William q. Thomas, locofuco. links was
elected by 2,7l4 majority.
Members of the City Counsel were elected
the same day. The result shows the First
Branch to stand II Know Nothings and L
Democrats; Second Branch Know Nothing,
and Democrats.
The Administration wing of the locofoco
here and elsewhere have charged that know
Nothngisn is wing trick" 1t will b. diff.
ticult for them to show how far their as>er.
ton is confirmed by the fact that The llti
ward in Baltimore, the Wing stronghold
gave Thomas IS majority, while the 18th
ward, the Democratic stronghold, which il,
1852 gave the Democratic candidate for May.
or 600 majority, now gives Kinks LOIS ma.
iority, or turning over to the Know Moth.
ings of ,G24, while in the Wing ward named
there was an actual turning against them Of
so votes, as will be seen by reference to Tho
last Mayors election.
Nor does the additional fact, that Mr.
links has heretofore been member Of H.,
Democratic party tend to the story of tho
Wing trick-fo; that would be strange trick
Of any party wh:c, would lead to clcvatng
to power members of the opposite party.
-
THE Circuit CouRT.-Thc October term o.
the Circuit court for Cecil county commence
on Monday. The following is a list of til,
Jurors:
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Hurrah for the Family Provision
,s ,r Store ..

IT, H. MCKNIGHT respectfully announces to the
81 citizens of Perrysburg thathe has opened full
stock of GROCERIES & PROVISIONS in Clark's
brick building hext door to f. Graham q Co.'S
where NAV be found good assortment of Provis-
ions. Produce and Groceries His motto is Small
Pcofts and Quick Sales. Everything in his line
will ALWAYS be found and at the lowest possible pri
ces. By strict attention to business he respectfully
solicts liberal share of patronage.
The following articles comprize part of his stock
Choice Young Hyson Teas at3, 4, 5, g. IS. perlb.
Sugar; Havana u New Orleans Molasses;
Cider Vinegar, Nuts of an kinds,
Rio Coffee, Candies do
Ground Coffee, Rice, Good assortm't Stoneware
Crushed s. Pulv. Sugars, Baking Powders,
ST. Croix do Spices of all kinds,
New Orleans do Tubs, Pals, Brooms,
Mould Candles, Mops & Bed-cords,
Sterne do Green Apples,
Star do Cigars g. Tobaccos
CranbeTries, Chocolate,
Bar Soap, Herrings,
Winsor do Fresh Cluster Rasins,
Fancy do Fresh Butter,
Sugar Crackers, Saleratus " Starch,
Common do Powder, Lead, Shot, Caps
Hard Bread Dried Beef Good assortment common
Hamburg & w r. cheese, Crockery,
Mackerel Goldfish, Nails Glass, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold uery ioo for Cash or pro-
duce J. II. MCKNIGHT.
Nov. %, 1S53.--38m3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-24
NiarAMers. NOok EEercl

lie manufactures Baii q. Posts SCULTIV ATOR.
new article patented April 9th, 1852 10 which hc
would call the attention of agriculhrists Asa la
Dor saving machine, it is capable of doing double
the amount OF work of any ordinary Cultivator---
This implement has two long shares. one On each
side constructed of steel and fastened on the mould
boards IN such manner 10 move the entire sur
face Of the ground, thereby cutting all roots and
weeds that come in contact with the shares which
may be graduated by the clevy to run from two to
six inches in depth.
The three small plows attached to the shares ar
sWer the same purpose Of the common tooth cult
vator and in addition to the shares and uIoyys is
metallic blade rake attached to the reur of the Cu
tyator, which serves TO cut and break up the sod
ana nard Jumps, leaving the earth in fine and mi
venzed condition. The effectiveness of this culii,a
tor renders second hoeing unnecessary, which is
saving of time and labor.
Mr.. Perm also manufactures larger sized rIa-
chine, constructed upon the same pfincipIe as H..
above, but with larger shares and contaiuin,. ,y,
small plows in addition to the corn cultyator y bic
Is designed to put in grain and working upon sum
mer taIlows. They are Hghi aaa 0c ol,,rabjs c,,,,
structioR. reality hGadied and Of cayy orq,, oIt
This CrLTlvtToR obtained the first preT,ipn, %,
the Ohio state FAIR held at C2erelaD9 in Scut IA,
shop on tront-st., Pcrrysburg Ohio.--lltf