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IILkTOTH ACADEMY.

T5Il!E Trustees 0fthiS Institution take plea
q sure in announcing to the public that their
new Building, with S2pCratc apartments for
males and females is nov completed. ANA will
be opened for The reception Of puIdls on
MONDAY, the 9th inst
The Trustees are happy in being able also
to announce that thly have 'eur9d the SER
vices Of EDWIN AnNoLp, LII. D., formerly
Principal Of the EAStOn Academy, Talbot
county, but more recently at the head Of The
Bel Air Academy, in Hartford county, whose
testimonials arc Of the highest and most sat
istactory character.
Measures are in Progress to procure Z COM
petent prec"ptrcss tor the Female Depart
mcnt, which will also be under the suprrvi-
sion Of Dr.. Arnold, and due notice will be
given as soon as that Object is accomplished.
In view Of the great increase in the cNl cnsr
of living, and cons qHcnt necessary advance
in the value OF all kinds otabor, and also for
the purpose Of placing tbs institute n upon n
| vel with other and similar Institutions in
this respect; tle Trustees have determined to
make some advance on the former rates OF!
tuition, which including fuel pens and ink,
viii herra tter be as follows, per quarter, viz ::
In the Juvenile DEPARTMENT. including
spelling, reading, writing, first lessons
i'll geography, and the four iundamci-
tai rules in arithmetic, $l.5O
In the Junior Department embracing
continuation and extension OF the iorm-
or branches, with English Grammar,
History, Astronomy, Elements of Nat
ural Philosophy and Chemistry, Book
keeping, and first lessons in Latin, to
Caesar. $3.50
In the Senior Department, OF which the
course will include besides the branch
cs already enumerated, the Latin ID
Greek languages, Algebra, Geometry,
Plane and Spherical Triconomctry. An
atony, Physiology, Chemistry, and the
several branches ufNatiral Science. $500
For Tuition in either Of the modern Lpn-
guages, or in Drawing and Painting or Mu-
sic, the charge will be extra. No other eX-
ira charge except for books furnished. will
be allowed and 10 deduction made for occa-
Sional absence.
n. b. The academic year will hereafter
commence on the first Monday in Scptcmbrr
q ID will consist OF Four Quarters of eleven
weeks each. There will BE- recess of two
weeks at Christmas, another of one week in
April, and Il vacation Of five weeks ut the
close Of the academic year. being the five
weeks Immediately proceeding the first Mon
day III September, annually.
BY order OF the Board,
GEO. Il. How ARD. Prcs't,
f. A. ELLIS, Scc'ry, Nov II 3w
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A Tan Yard for Rent:

ar SALE.-It is nearly new; a. watts, and
" the necessary buildings all good and a
good Water Power. Attached to it is GOOD
FARM of 80 ACRES, and new House and
Barn thereon. All the improvements are
good. For further information address
ID. G. DENNY,
Brick Meeting House,
Nov41t Cecil county, Nd,
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TIA CIJ!L HEG,

TIE CIG!L " HiG,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
by p. Z. EICkETTs.
lRMS.-S2. 90 Il year, in advance.
2.5D, if not paid advance.
SEQ, for clubs Of Five.
800. for clubs of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a
sluare will b. published three times for one
1t ,ll,r; AMI twenty five ceuts for each subse.
quent ms ,rtiou longer ones in the same pro-
portion. To- fwrlva lines brewer, or space
equal to I'll It IN Ike ! square. Advertisements
= !blish Il quart srly, Ssmi annually or yearly
at m II lrttc rates. y lvertiS 'inantH scntwth-
ont tn number Of tines they are t" be insert
& | beia. stlt.d will be continued until forbid
an rhlrr,l according to the above rates.
Gy-No p,per Iii 5continucl until all arrear-
ar-s are pail.
To- Sin RI, copies of the payer FIVE cents.
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ny"TArc are some lines from correspon-
dent who seems to have had the misfortune
10 oGnud-aS we gather from The note attend
ing thcm-some classic sw' a bonnie blue
cen >" No doubt the ..linCs'' will bring fair
weather TO him again.
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& CAWsc.

TIVE Undersigned, having entered into n &C.
l. Partnership tor the practice Of the Law in
all its various branches, will give their prompt
and undivided aliention to such business "a may
be entrusted 10 them. Oaicc opposite the Court
House, where one Of both may always be found
during bushes hours.
GEORti T. EARLE.
Dec 81 If JOHN 4. !. CRESW ELL.
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NATIoNAGITIEs.-Thc Herald of Tuesday
appealed to the peculiar tastes of .'nrclgners
to sustain Seymour and run as follows:
IiShmca!. Your national institution,
whiskcy punch, is in danger. Rally to its
support. Fangh Ba'lesh!
Freachmcn!- THE wines of III belle France
are TO be cut off. Rally for Cognac. One
struggle for the dem taise. Five IL bagoteHe!
Germans THE pride of your iatherland,
lager beer, is impcrlled. Next they want
your pipes. One blow for your luXures.
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TAKE NOTICE,

FE'UAT G.. n. MuNSON * BROTHER.
A. having procured first rate Watch Maker
from the city of Philadelphia. are now pre-
pared to attend to the wants Of their custom
crs, who may rely upon having their work
done with dispatch, AMI we would say that
every watch before il leaves the shop, shall
be put in Il condition to be warranted for one
year. I.an 2S
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CNcINNATI Nov. S.-Frcdericl, Gcdgc.
the acting President Of the Covington and
Lexington Railroad Company, committed
suicide to-day by throwing himself across the
track of that road at the time Of the passing
Of train. His head was severed from his
body. The miserable man had been nearly
dcmentcd since the return of the bills from
New York drawn against the bonds OF the
company; and supposed to have been sold in
New York, and on which he, with the other
dire cturS, was an CndOrSur
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A convention was held at Windsor, VT, last
week, at which the Ogdcnburg, Vermont
Central, Rutland, Cheshire, and Vermont and
Massachusetts railroads were represented,
when it was agreed to raise the rates for
freight and passengers hrty-ihree per cent.
above present prices, to take effect on and
after the LIST of December.
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OEa yVGaAT gsAGs&AENs!

A Ne to be had at ASKS. nearly opposite tho
~ fountpin Inn. Main Street. E.kton. Md
lol Farmers who are getting high prices for
Of Clothing. Cloths, Sd,uutts. Flannel. Musin+.
Roots, shoes. Has Caps and Groceries all would
do well to cll aiid see them l0ct :, d.
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WASgEEEG MACHINE.

NORTH EAST, Oct. &c, 1851.
This is to certify that We have witnessed
the operation Of Thomss Vinge's Patent Rail
way Washing Machine, and can with conf
dcnce recommend it to the public for saving
time, labor and clothes, and do chccriuly
say that we would recommend every family
that has washing to do, to try them. The
Of the Machine makes it valuable.
HUGH BROWN,
Oct % JOHN HALEY.
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EEs.U
MILLING PROPERTY

MILLING PlsCDE2l L
ETJR S.iLE.-ihat valuable property sit
a uatcd in Cecil county, Nd, on the Sus-
4nrhHnna River, about one mile west Of
rcrryvilr. ON the Baltimore and Philadel-
phiA Railroad, and nearly opposite lIavrc dc
Grace, known as the ''pERKY MILLS"
The improvements are a NEW THREE
STORY MERCHANT MILL, with THREE
RUNOF Ht R!}S. AID substantial construct
cd WATER WHEEL Of - feet diameter,
with all necessary fixtures for the manutlc-
turing of best quality Of -four; an extensive
S.llV MIL. driven by an "vcr-shot wheel,
also Of % feet diameter. and using the water
independent Of the Touring mill.
There arc also TWO STORE HOUSES on
the premises. The head aud fall tthp stream
1t command, is about $50 feet. arl can be
used directly on the margin Of The river,
where Il second mill could be ere led to make
1t least 200 barrels OF flour per day, without
interfering with the work OF the present mills
as the flow OF the stream will afford sufficient
water to create a power equal to that extent
There are about FORTY ACRES or
END, attached to the property.
The location is IL very desirable one, hay
ing both water and railroad communication
with Baltimore and Philadelphia.
The Port Deposit branch railroad now be-
the mill. and switch and Sidcling will be
built for the especial use Of the property,
TINS aliording a choice, with rapid transit
by water and railroad to either the Baltimore
or Philadelphia markets during the whole
year.
a large supply Of grain can al all times be
obtained at the mills from tire fertile coun-
lies of Cecil, Hartford and Lancaster, and
from the tidc-water canal, the outlet (Which
is Immediately opposite the mill; while the
we'll known lumber trade Of the Susquchanna
affords abundant material for an extensive
business at the saw mill.
An extensive business has been establish
ed at the Mill for the sale ofFlour, Meal, and
OI;ril, to the adjacent towns and the nuiner-
ous manufacturing establishments in the vi
cnity. The TITLE is INDISPUTABLE.
For further particulars and terms OF sale,
application to be made TO
p. MALCOM x CO.,
Nov 4 iw Baitimorc.
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Card to the Ladies,
NEW FALL GOODS,
AT IT. II. MAYS.

4 TERINOES. FRENCH C.tSHMERES TIL BET
lFl Cloths. Plain and Plaid Persian Cloths. silks
Cloakngs. sack Flanncs, 1wecds Prints, Muslins
Boys Cassmcrcs; Shawls Brochc. Ihibct. Wool
Bay State. &c. Trimmings in great variety; AL OF
which at lower prices than before offered in
this market. The public will please call and e1-
anime. IOct Il
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We. E.iNkNEY EnlNG.

-lTTDHNET Ar L.4U.
sEANiNG returned from the West, a3h
q u permanently located in i.Ikton. will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted TO
him.
~ OGicc-wili Hon. Alexander Evans.
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RctIcncc in regard to the Real ls'ac, I. j. WIS.,
cher " Co., Real Estate Brokers, New orl. Order,
(l2St paid,) with money enclosed to be allro3..l
j. ". liuLBRDDnE, Secretary.
j0j broadway. y. Y.
- he Engraving5 in the Catalogue are now
ready for delivery. IOct - TN
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LEARNED, FAMOUS, Helpless AND starry
ING.-'rhe Rev. DR.. Norman, formerly Of the
Episcopal Church Of England, in whose SER
vice he accepted Il mission to Africa, having
rcliHGui5hGd his arduouS duties, has resided
for the last eighteen months in Texas. whore
he met with the dreadful misfortune, through
long and severe illness, of being deprived of
both hearing and speech. is now living in
Cincinnati. Il mafc. and in very destitute cir
cumstances. Efforts are being made there by
the bcne VIOLENT to relieve him. DR.. Norman
was born in London, and graduated at the
Universities. He is the author Of quite
number Of essays in various languages, and
is converslnt with and writes twenty five diff
lcrcnt tongues, acquired in Europe, Asia and
Africa.
THE GREAT FAILURE IN ENGLAND. --Lon-
don papers received by the Pacific. gives the
indebtedness of Mr.. Oliver, the great English
ship owner, and the extent Of his business
operations. He held fleet of l04 sail Of vcs-
sells, If some 40 900 tons. lie owes twenty
three creditors upwards of $4,000 each. To
his largest creditor his Indebtedness is $GO5.-
600: to two others he owes 100000 each: to
Ole creditor S22j 900: to another 5l50,00O
TO four others al20, 600 each: to two Sl0O,
Coo each; to two Others S75 600 each; and
four others $50. 000 each. BY his schedule
his total Indebtedness is represented to be
$3,3SS 600.
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hHorurn TEMPERANCE GoyERHon. Hon.
j. W. Grimes, the Governor elect Of Iowa.
is an "ut>rokcn friend Of HE Maine Law, and
will give his official influence to The cause OF
prohibition. He is Il man Of acknowledged
ability, liberal in his views. IA friend OF pro-
greSS and reform. and will discharge TIC lu-
ties Of his Office with Il conscientious regard
to the best interests ii Tie State.
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GREAT SALE OF CHOICE FowLs.--A large
collection Of rare foreign birds and poultry.
which had been on exhibition at BJrn,im's
Museum, in New York. during the week, WAS
sold at public auction on Saturday. The
stock was imported by Mr.. Giles, Of Conncc-
ticut for himself and others and was brought
over in the steamship Washington. Among
the bidders was Tom Thumb, who was perch
ed upon the top Of Il cage, and attracted as
much attention as the golden phcasants.
pair Of white swans and a pair Of Japanese
pcacocks were bid of at Si0O each. \ pair
Of Mandarin ducks brought $50, and Il black
swan the sum OF 500. Barnum subsequent
ly offered the purchaser a premium OF 500
for the ducks, which was refused. Many very
beautiful fowls which were said to be worth
$40 a pair, we're knocked down at 50 80.
Tom Thumb paid SIS for silver pheasant,
aud SO each for three others. The entire
lot offered, it is said, cast ST 100.
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CARD.

A. &. FRENAYE, Surgeon
Gs DENTIST, will be in Elkton III
eQITTYA November, on Professional bust
ness; he has had seven years eX-
pcricncc. Refers to the following Physicians
and Dentists Of Philadelphia: Drs. Goddard,
Pancost, Meiggs, and jackson. Dentists j.
d. White, Plunton. Williams, and others.
15-Orders left atDr. Wallace's Drug Store
will be attended to.
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CUASb.lbLE'S S.lLn,

fY virtue ola writ Of rri iacias. issued by
- David Archibald, ESD, a Justice Of the
Peace Of the state Of Mnryllnl in and for
Cecil county, 1T the suit Of John Raw iinrs
a@tiust the goods and chat;lcs, lands and
tenemcms OF William Logan; and also By VIZ
tue Of a writ Of Neaii EHpouls, issued G.r
samuel Peace, ESD, Ju5tic" q he Peace
of the county and stte aforesaid, IT the suit
Of Lewis I. Todd against tie goods and chat
lies, Fowls and t2nenlgats OF the said William
logan, both writs to IA, directed | have
2iIca and taken in execution all the right.
t.t!., interest and estate. at l3w AMI IL cGUi-
~, OF the said William Logan in ana to ali
that piece, parcel, tract or part Of tract ui'
h'nl. lying and being in CagI county. in ,ns
Seventh Election District, ah.IpiHi"g lands OF
j. I. G. p. Whitaker, containing
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MANUFACTURERS BANK OF Gr0RGE.
rowN, D. C.-Thc New York Express eau
tons Tie public against the notes Of a concern
with this title
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AZ
80 elegant Oil Paintings in splendid ,oo
giltfruncs. sins .jXi IT, each, wv 50G3
100 elegant Oil Paintings 2x:} II each 50 5000
500 steel plate cngravings, brilliantly
coorcd in OIL rich gut frames 2lx "a 5000
~ i'll. each 10
10000 elegant steel plate engraving.
coorci in OIL of the Washington 40.GD3
Monument, 2Ox2i in. each,
23I,UOa steel pate cngravings from 100
different plates now in possession
ofand owned by the Artists Union
Of he market value Of from 30 cts
To 81 each.
l Erst-elass Dwelling in 3lst St, X.
Y. City, 1906
- Building Lots in 100 and l0st ST., ,ooa % ,,,
\. \. city, each 2jXl00 fl. deep, WV --''''
100 Villa Sites continuing each i0.Ga0
81 ii in the suburbs Of y. Y. ci'y.
ani commanding magnificent $50 0,G}H
view Of he Hudson river and Long
Island Sound, at
20 perpetual loans of cash. without in. ~
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divided into convenient fields, with runnil
water in each.

water in each.
The improvements consist Ola NEW
;.;,SE,rs- FIR AME HOUSE, with kitchen at
/! t M II tachcd; the whole finished in the best
il'!si u manner; frame Barn with the nCccs-
sary out-huliings. There is II good
Orchard; also. a Young Orchard Of Apples
and Peaches, together with variety OF other
fruit on the premises.
The Land is Of excellent quality and has
been improved With Lime and Mari, Of which
there is an ncXhaustailc supply ofthc latter
at TIE side Of each field. Tie farm is situated
in an improving hcighhurho"d within two
miles Of Il Steamboat landing, where produce
can he sent daily to Philadelphia or Balti-
more at q trilng expense.
For further information, c.ll upon or adj
dress the subscriber, Chesapeake City, Cecil
county. Nd. JACOB p. COX.
Noy 4, 1854 3w'
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GRAIN WANTED.

I will pay the highest cash prices for Corn,
Wheat and Oats, delivered at the Elkton
Depot, or any place on the Elk, Sassalras or
Bohemia River, or in the Chesapeake and
Del. Canal. SAML. i. FOARD.
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For The Cecil Wing
SAN FRANCISCO.

[rTA returned Californian sends us the
following interesting sketch of San Francisco,
which our readers will be pleased to SEC, it is
to be continued.
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Anti-N cbIaSka majority 1881
In 1852, Gen. Scott had l52, $50: Hale 81 :
GS2. making the Wing and Frcc-Soil vote
lSI,2pS: Pierce had lG0 22O-this year
Pierce gets not so many by GO,0G0.
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DECLINE IN REAL EsrArB-We observe
great decline, rapidly extending, in real es-
tate in New York. New stores in Chambers
street, and the neishborhood, (says the POST
which could only be rented on the lst of May
at IS, goo Fer year, are now offered at yearly
rental at 81 ,0O0 with no takcr.
TIE CANADA TRAGEDY. We learn from
the Detroit Inquirer that forty-two persons
having died, Of those who were injured by
the collision on the Great Western Railroad
The remainder are doing well.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

TRUSTEES SALE,
EGI- virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court
R9 for Cecil county, in Chancery, the I'M
dcrSigncd Trustees, will offer at Public Sale
at Court House door in the town Of Elkton,
On Tuesdoy, the 5h Of December,
1854, between the hours Of l and 3 o'clock
p. NJ, all that parcel Of Land in Elk Neck,
Cecil county, Maryland, containing
IGa Acres, 4 Es. and 40 az,
more or less, which is known as the property
Of William Rainbow ard Susan Rainbow, his
wife.
This land is situated near Hart's Mill, in
good naghborhood, about twelve miles from
Elkton, and is convenient to church and
school.
The soil is of good quality, though unm
proved. Lime can be landed on the shore
Of the Elk River, not more than one and
a half miles distant from the most remote
of thr farm
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LUMBER YARD.

A general assortment Of seasoned Lumber.
IN suchas Pine and lIcmlock Boards, Scant-
ling, Plank, Josts, Pine and Cypress Shin
giles, Plastering Lath, Pailings, &c, constantly
on hand and for sale by
SAMUEL b. FOARDs
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VALUABLE FAnGl

A r PRIVATE SALE.-Thc subscriber
n being about to decline farming offers At
Private Sale, the Farm upon which he now
resides. situated on Bohemia Manor, Cecil
county. NJ l.. three miles from Chesapeake
City, on the road from there TO Bohemia
Ferry, and l. miles from the latter place;
containing
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Eissouri on Kansas.

We have the ST. Joseph (Missouri) Gazette
of the 9th inst. 1t is Democratic paper pub
ishcd on the western line of Missouri and OF
course close to the eastern boundary Of Kan
sis. We find in it the following:
ssEmigrants are pouring into Kansas. Many
of them. we learn, from the States Missouri
ans are wide awake; scores Of them have gone
and are still going into the territory. Hun
dreds, We learn, are going in from Arkansas
and Tennessee. Most of those who are set
tling in Kansas from the western free States,
such as Indianna and Illinois, are in favor Of
making Kansas slave State. Kentucky too is
turning out her due proportion of emgrants
for Kansas, all Of whom are in favor of making
it a slave State. We think there is bat little
doubt that Kansas 1riN be Stare STATE, while
we believe Nebraska sill be free.
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Elsstioneering Documents.

The f.Piat(orm,n a Democratic campaign
sheet, published in the office of the State Prn-
ter, for gratuifous circulation, is sent out by
thousands into every part of the State, under
frank of the Office holders on the hill, at an inn
mense expense to the taxpayers of the Com
monwealth. For misrepresentation and sour
rilty. the ssPlatform'' is about equal to the
g Democratic Union,'' or the ssIron Gray" pub
lished here i'll former years. This Jesuiiical
electioneering document is printed under the
direct supervision of the Administration, and
is circulated broadcast over the State, with a
view of poisoning the minds of the people, and
misrepresentiag and falsifying the position of
the Whig candidates. The circulation of this
infamous sheet will cost thousands of dollars
and the people of the State will have to ssfoot
the bills.'' The Heads of Departments and
their Clerks are all busy in sending out the
.sPlatforms,'' instead of attending to the le-
gitimate duties of their offices.-Telegraph.
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PESSsYLvANIA.-A private letter just recei-
yed from Pittsburg, dated the 14th, contains
the following, which confirms our previous
advices from all parts of the State:
"Loco-F Focoism is most decidedly defunct
in this part of Pennsylvania. In the Conven-
ton which met here short time since for the
purpose of nominating County ticket, '.thir-
ty-tive'' of the delegares, in all about one hun
dred, are openly opposed to the reelection OF
Bgler. In one of the wards of the city two
avowcdly Anti-Bigler Delegates were elected
by vote of eighty-oac to eightecn for the Big
Ter Delegates.
s'You may set down this county as good for
a majority for Pollock of 5000 and upward
". Y. Tribune
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GyGen. Cass, in a speech before the late
State Convention of Michigan, thanked God
that he lived in a free State. He ought to
have thanked God, also, that the men of 1887
had more conscience and less political pliancy
than he has. They could not be misled by
such futil pleas as are used to justify the Ne
braska bill, but prohibited Slavery in Michi-
gan by an act of Federal power which he refn-
ses TO initiate or sanction, and so secured for
him the freedom which he affects 70 be SO
thankful for.
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TTENTION UMRERMEN.-TH
N MAINE COMP. LANDS ARE NOW FOR

TTENTION LUMBER EN.-THE
IN. MAINE COMP. LANDS ARE NOW FOR
SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale tho following
warranted TO Luke Norris;;n containing ATS acres
and 4S ps. A tract. warranted to Joseph Holland
containing ASS acres, 1853 ps tract, warranted
to Robert Grey, containing 433 acres. / 53 ps A
tract, warranted TO John Bringhurst, containing
429 acres. 15S ps. tract, warranted to "Sarah
Ward,'' containing 433 acres l53 ps 4 tract
warranted TO ''Geo. Eddy containing 4s3 acres
f53 ps A tract, warranted to Moor Wharton con
,aining 433 acres, l53 ps A part Of tract, war
rauted TO Geo. Ashton, containing ZIG acres.
These Lands are too we'll kuown 10 the lumber.
mon of Cleariield County, TO render a description
of them necessary-it may be safely said that it ii
decidedly tho best body Of pine lads in Cles
field County.
For terms ac., apply to
EDW. SHOEMAKER
Ebensburg, Cambria Co
Z...o,,hor 1874
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ANTI KsoBN oTHISG.-A mass meeting was
held in Washington, d. c., on Tuesday eve
ming, in opposition to the Know n othings.-
When the vote was taken on the resolutions,
the negative seemed to preponderate largely.
Col. L. b. Florence, of Philadelphia, was in
troduced to the meeting, and endeavorcd to
get q hearing, but was booted dowd.