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REL u @ Ed PR &c ES.
w present large stock Of VELVET Ia
PEsTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, selling shsm at
considerable reduction Of prices.
the styles and patterns mostly all
ordered direct from Engh and American Manufacturers
also hand largo assortment Of TiiREEPLY,
MEDALLION, ToURNAY, WELToN and other CARPET COCOA
and CHINA MATTfNG TABLE PIANO COVERS, at all prices
in great variety; DRuGGET and LINEN CRUMB CLOTHS
WINDOW SHADES Of all and prices; STAIR RODS HAIR
CLOTH RUGS MkTShich offer at the lowest market pcss
IA 2p6t A. BRoUssEAU & CO. % Chartres st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

We are under obligations to the purser Of tn
steamship Mexico for usual favors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

@ HARpER's MAGAZINE. We are indebted 20
d Morrsu near tie Postofice, for copy OF Harpers
magazine It'll the present month IL Is well illustrated
and contains tho usual amount Of readable matter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

Captain Joseph Hall, who stood charged before
the United States District Court in Philadelphia with
forging county warrants among the missing last
week when his trial called on He lie said to have
left his bopdsmen in the lurch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

new Music The frequency Of Mr. Hewitts
Of new and choice music ought to pc
scet information that his stock is the largest IN the
ot ii comprises every piece Of value that s published
h this country contains many Old and standard com
os;t;ons Purchasers should remember SO Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

The house Of Mr.. Miner Burke, near Pitts
boro North Carolina was consumed on the 18th ut Mr.
NJ who had rushed out the first alarm, returned to
secure his money when the roof fell and he persisted In
the flames hefnra ralief could be afforded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

On the 9th, the city of Charleston, Mass,
elected three Know Nothngs to the State Legislature
sIi the vacancies in its delegation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
D I D:

On Tuesday, December o'clock p NJ, SAMUEL D. TOLL
son-in-law Of Judge Benz @. Elliott.
w The friends of the family and Of Judge Elliott respectfully
invited attend hin funeral at O'clock THIS EVENING
late residence street. Josephine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
Time, 3.5e3:521s.

ITEMS or DOUBTFUL AUTHENTICITY. - The
washington correspondent Of the New York Herald wri
ting nader date of the eth, furnishes the following
The news BY the Baltic has painfully excited the pub
lie Meess Champion and Snrtiges usually active
nj ii aai the British Government had received from Lord
RAGLAN an ,,nfayorabe dispatch shortly before the Baltic
called The Russian ambassador and Mr. Champion
we're az the State Department to-day.
The Cabinet had under consideration today with other
important matters Baron del Huyas dispatch to Mr. Ma
so, on the Soule affair. 1t Is quite moderate and re.
spectu but it ID believed that Mr. soue has not acted
with discretion or moderation. It is thought he will not
succeed SPAIN and will have TO come home. Mr. Marcy
and Mr. Gushing, who in fact the GoYernment-afe
beth anxious for Cubs hansrsbly and will only sustain
Mr. Soule az far IS public interests require it.
CART QibsoGs lis in quo Mr. Marcy says
am tired Of hearing about the Dutch Netharlands''
The message will be firm and decided but not warlike
It Is thought that England viii Hette the Central Aeri-
can question ~ possible and disayow Consul Mil
lei, u speech st the Sandwich Islands
IL ID mot believed that need expect any improper In
terfereuce on the part Of England and France.
The Russian ambassador says that Lord Palmerstons
visit to Paris Is to agree upon joint note to Austria and
Prussia Unless they join the allies the revolutionary
element 10 Italy and Hungary will be immediately let
loose. He further said-.We may do it hrst''
France England the time of the sailing Of the Bal
tc II Sebastupo should nut falkland it 10 not believed
it wl-there will be revolution in France, and change
Of ministry in England which will sympathze with the
liberals Of Germany and other parts Bread is high in
Paris and the people are talking quite loud.
1t is quite current in diplomatic circles that the Brit
ish ministry excited and alarmed when Mr. soue
arrived in sLondon from pEris-that Lord Clarendon
municated by telegraph with the French Government
Mr. Marcy looks careworn He talks quite freely about
Mr. Houe is afraid he will commit ndiscreet bunda,
and involve the Government to save himself He told
gentlemen to-day from the South, ST can't hepit
did my best to prevent the appointment but it TIT
president's ownlike Sanders and the rest of 'emn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

Mr.. Thomas Bond, the young gentleman
whose boat Haa upset In sapeo sound and found
sensible the beach four days Afterwards died three
days after his discovery He fingered in an almost nse
ble state TIL death relieved him from his susrings It
Ii still unknown how he managed to reach the shore or
TO survive 80 long without food protection from the
severe weather
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

VIM. Connolly has been tried and convicted OF
Macon Ga, Of the murder Of his wife He was recon.
msndsd to mercy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

& ~. M. .MnsE0rd,
NO. 81 ROYAL AND NO. 80 BIENvILLE STREET,
his his customers that he has
lately from the manufAssoy Of Muhouso Ashland, Of
Havrs an assortment OF
DRAWING-RO0MF FURNITURE,
consisting Sofas Arm Chas couhss and Lades Wardrobe Cab
nets Rocking Chairs Mahogany Dining Furniture He
has also In stock large assortment Of
BEDROOM FURNITURE
cmmOis Toilets and Looking Glass Screens
all other articles adapted 10 the purpose.
magnificent assortment Of
CURTAINS, BRoOADEs, SILK AND COTTON FRINGEs, RICH
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAtHs,
and all other similar kind. Complete
TABLE AND DESSERT SERVICES IN ORNAMENTAL PoR-
CELAIN. aN
A magnificent assortment Of
CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, PORCELAIN pENDULUMs CAM
DELABRAs and FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS.
Apparatus for Gas, initiating the Spirit LAnps. 49,.
disposed Of large porsu Of his stock Of Carpets he offers
remainder such reduced priess will defy all composition
usa sdpISS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

1t is said that the forthcoming report of the
Postmaster General will speak favoraby of the
working of the cheap postage than any document OF
kind that has been issued since 1851 We wish we could
say much with regard to the transportation of the
mails .54-..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
For Sale.
Reduced Prices,

AT THE CHI AP STOR e
HS5 Camp street. 1855
HARRY selling WHITE, PINK and BLUE eros DE MAPLE
SILKS soIREE DRESSES, Per yard.
HARDY selling his ss Plaid Silks At 50 yard.
HARDY h selling his 81 IS Plaid slka at per yard.
HARDY selling his % rs Black Satin Pi Silks 81 yard
HARDY i5ssing his 81 90 Glaze Silks a 81 Is par yard.
HARDY selling his 81 80 Changsaba Silks u 10 yard.
HARDY Ia selling hi 81 Is SILK Velvet a. g. per yard
selling his 20 80 Silk Velvet at 81 so per yard
HARDY selling his 80 SILK yelse, yard wde s per yard.
HARDY sng his rich Is caheres per yard
HARDY selling the finest and cheapest Of
and Lacas ever imported inta this city.
L The Ladies' invited to call examine for Themselves
HORACE HARDY, 1876 Camp street,
dI 2p!0t nearly opposite ST. Patriek's Church.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
DAILY CRESCENT.
TuR NEW orr FANS DAILY CRESCENT.
NJ oloRRNspoNpENTs.

s- ANONYMOUS articles win not be puhlisheda know
IN name Or satisfactory reference y required IN con
5 ds1a ... s. guarantee against imposition,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

THE ERIcssoN INVENTION -phe Captain Gen
era Of Cuba has granted patent privileges for Ave
Field Marsha Ignaeio Ghacon for the introduction Of
the Ericsson invention with the usual reservation
Of lis being proved that he cannot carry il out
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

Mouse Esss'saislissg Dry Goods.
w We ara jus. receipt Of the complete sorsmen.of
Embroidered MUSLIN BoBINET CURTAINS
French and Engli.h BED BLANKETS;
French and Scotch sHEETINGs;
French Irish and s. o.ch TABL q CLOTHS AND DIAPERS;
NAPKINS ToWELING AND TABLE COVERS;
JACQUARD AND DAAfAsK MUsLINs
BoBBINET and LINEN MOSQUITO NErTINGi
SILK WoRsTED COTTON CURTAIN DAMAsE-
Alison.
SHIFTING LINENS MADE TO ORDER.
All Of which offered very cheap.
GIQUEL. s. JAMESON,
d4epst 10 Chartrss arsst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

james Graham, charged with having most
brutality murdered his sister come months ago in Mon
county Virginia. placed trial week before last
THE sister IL will be recolected on bad terms with
her family is supposed to have been caught by the
brother in setting fire her fathers barn. md then
rIed sed torn by fierce dogs until death ensued Alto.
gethsr they represented having been family
6ends
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAnRoAp.--We
learn from the Charleston Mercury that at recent
meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of this road order
made for two parties to be immediately organised
under the direction Of the Chief Engineer Mr. MoRae
complete the survey with View to the Anal location Of
the route, These parties will commence operations
soon al thu necessary preparations can be made.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
CANCERS GuRED.-Dr. Frazee has the honor


CANCERS CURED.-Dr. Frazee has the honor
toaormthe pnbc that he ali this fatal
dirsase and he will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE
when vital seriously hen
the sufferer obtain much relief
affections invited to visit DF. Consultations
As evidence Of his sincerity and his confidence in
treatment DR. r. will undertake every pre-
asnied, and make charge until the patient Patients
cared houtpan the Of the knife Twenty Dollars
mail will package Of the CANCER sPEFIC
directions for Address On. FRAZEE.
apll apIy Ofhce, SO ST. Charles Of.
RUPTUREs CJRED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
tent Tuas and Rupture Remsiys relief comfort certain
the all Ruptures To good sppy
hepropreor's establishment ST. Charles set inquire for
Dr. Sherman For further particulars, advertisement third
orappy the store for descriptive pamphlet fsbss iy
@@~ Short and sweet, read it while you may,
Time ia shors--I know you not stay;
Bat IL your hair Is gray, white snow,
GILLMAN's DYE will make it black crow,
Auburn, or brown you may desire
Ten minutes time Is all is will require.
kJ- For sale in Neworleans wholesale and RETAIL by
]. WRIGHT & co. ISL Charrea street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

The Rev. Theodore Parker Was arraigned on
the 10th before tho o. Circuit Court ct Boston tho
charge Of exciting riot and aiding in the attempt
rescue Of Anthony Burns He gave bail for $500 to
answer at the next March term
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
Curtains, DansasEs, Cas.pefissg
NO 40 CHARTERS STREET.

Curtains, DanensEs, Gas.pefs1sg.
NO no CHARITIES STREET
s Tha undersigned have and arriving dAlya ehscs
lection of SILK and woRsTED DAMAsK ROPES, PRINTED
HASTINGS, woRsTED COTTON and WoRsTED DAAiAsKs,
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS CoRNICEs, GIMPs, TAssELS
CORDS CURTAIN BANDS, TRIMMINGS, etc.
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, BRUSSELS THREE-pLY aud
INGRAM CARPETING TABLE and PIANO COVERS, TABLE
LINEN LINEN sHEETING, TOWELS, cRuMB CLOTHS, RUGS,
MATS. ETC. Y5e.
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, CHINA WARE, BRONZE; PA
PIER MAcHE, SILVER PLATED WARE, MUgIC BOXES, etc.
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FURNITURE, IRON FURNI
TURE, etc. F..@@
~ calling attention Of the public OF
niahng Ars would have just opened and the goods
being Of zportaion will sell chsapsr any
other house city for csah satisfactory papers
ID 2p6t ROBINS SON 0LRoYD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

1.-The poor untutored innocents u untutored indeed
crafty and perseyering than the wolf more fero
and sanguinary than the hyena for these kill only
satisfy their hunger but the Indians kill to crafty
their thirst for blood cruel and hypocritical than
the crocodile and yet even now, gentlemen, the hu-
manity of whose intentions them honor than
the correctness of their Judgment recommending
to Government of preventing the "poor In
dans' from destroying each other; that, forsooth
they may live to destroy Better let them fight for
is their element and they do not make upon
another they will upon u.s. and that is decidedly the
worst Of two desperate alternatives
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

Cara,estng! CGs.petissg!
EE receiving large and choice Of VELVET,
BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY and INGRAM cARPETING.
Also
CLOTHS three twsntyour feet wide Of choice
quality pattern ALL of which offering yeryiow
pricss
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
E We large OF FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Of ordinary qualities shroa twsDtyour
wid which suit hall We enabled offer
purchasers unusual advantages in quality and price.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, TABLE COVERS. DOOR MATS, WIN
low CURTAINS, PAINTED WINDOW SHADES. ETC., ste.
SHEEP SKIN MATS.
sB choice Of very Hne beautiful Cheap
skin MATS DOORS English
csyed for sale by ]. D. CAMERON co, 10 Charities
9pst and ~ customkouss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

Dress Goats,
E- OF French Cloth, all qualities ssylea just
ceived and for sale By LEIGHTON BARBoT,
u21 qdptf corner Canal and St. ChArlss strssts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06
DRY Goods! EGrY Goods !
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
Leighto,.,s Prem,tasns Shirts.

LEI full supply of celebrated shia alwaya hand Of all
al ylep sirsa and Qualities at LEIGHTON 4 BARBoT'S,
MT qdpH corner Canal and st. Charles hreets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-06

~ OF Cloth, all eolos qualities and stylepan, mIed plat
check and omsr PachR Cashmere, for sas by
LEIGHTON 4 BARBOT,
n2T sdptf corner Canal and st. Charles sarests
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04
~=sc-
},Jlr0.

On the 18th ut.. at his residence near Bald
Friar, in the Sth District, Mr. JONI AYLwARD,
in the 73d year Of his age. lie was native
of Ireland and for the last thirty years had
employed himself rs Il school teacher in the
ncighborhood in which he died
' In Honolulu, August 3lSt, at Mr.. Pmkliam's
boarding house, JouN S. EVANS, Esq Late
Postmaster of Stockton, California. The
deceased came to the Islands passenger on
board the s'polyncsian.n He was native Of
Pcrryril'c, Cecil county, Maryland, where
his friends now reside From ..1he Fricnd,'
published at Hoholuia, Sundwich BlanAs.
+ He was the eldest son of Levi IL. Evans,
ESq.l
In this town, on Wednesday morning last,
ALBERT WHITTlNGToN, son Of ii. Eandcrtord
Jr., aged . years, I months and 10 days.
zee
US"Providence permitting, the NJ. f..
Churc! in North East, Md, will be re open
ed for Divine Service ON Sabbath, November
l2th, by the Rev. Bishop Scott and the Rev.
j. A. Roche, Of Philadelphia. Preaching at
loa A. NJ, % and p. NJ. Preachers and
people are respectfully invited TO attend.
Nov 1 Wv JOHN SHIELDS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04
NOT G'sI.

TNilE undersigned having been appointed
Il by the County Commissioners OF Cecil
county s.EN:lmiurrS'' to examine and deter
mis.r whether 1t will be in accordance w6th
the public interests, and Last injurious to
certain owners Of land, to comply with the
petition to the said County Commissioners, of
certain citizens of the county, notice of which
ms heretofore been legally given, as follows
ITO alter the Road in the first Election
District of Cecil county, hclctofor. reported.
by commissioners appointed for that purpose
a' running from point in Warwick, Cecil
county, to the Public Road usually known as
the Bohemia River and Sandy Branch road;
and to open new road to take the place of
the above named road, commencing at the
same point in Warwick, but running thence
to the west Of sud road and intcrscctinc the
Bohemia rivuran Sandy Branch road at some
point near or at the Catholic church''
Hereby give notice to til" citizens of Cecil
comfy, and all persons Interested that they
VIII meet in the village of Warwick, at the
point designated rs the beginning Of said
road, Oh TUESDAY the DIST day Of Novem-
Der, next, and then and there proceed to the
duties entrusted to them by the said appoint
meht OF the Cou..: Commissioners.
RICHARD sEMANS,
LEWIS Y. ROBERTS.
THOMAS A. FORD,
October 81, 1854 5w Examiners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04
TO Beef and Pork Butchers,
PRIVATE FAMILIES AEU OTHERS.
4. y. DADaEae 4 BROS
IMPROVED
SAUSAGE Or PIE MEAT CUTTER

-
guns cc,cbra ed Machine is warr4u,I with nro
per ear" and rsr, - cut or mince 4 lbs. Of fine
m'a pr minntc; III 20 lbs per huur-uo; lub'e ia
g. out OF r'pl and easily operated by a email
hoy. lhr s'mp'ici'y Of consiruc ion and the ems.
wh which every part. subject to wear, may BE- r..
paced. serve |" commend hi ~ the cheapest and
most rte mrchne ever in,en'sd Being mul.
!hHi'! oi Iron WI h one or NO cxccp Ons) render,
l much NOR d"rabo Than tho. SC usually mad. of
"oot and much easier KEEP. sweet and clean and
ho warping and swelling when nee .ssariIy used a,
i IN" ease "! h ali o Ii r.
y: Is. On gr' ONCE ion 70 Meat Cutters is that
n" kn:vcs arr stationary. In oar machine The OBJ
Jecon is obr,ae,l. AS he knives be taken out
c.caned and put back in minute The ma,hin. is
regulated for cut ns fine coarse msa. by putting
in NOR" or less knives. Pit is warran ed TO CIT
:aisasr or Pie meat "qaa 10 any Machine in lho
e'ih'r y, ba ~ rtstrl! qGany quality Also
warranted t" eat ) times he amount and of Il better
4iah,y han any cutter Al the pric..-Again, less
comp ica'cd more d,.rtbic, reqrny less power to
or rae il han any similar inv 'n.ion of the Age
E4 III Maryland State Agricultural Fair and The
Maryland Mechanics Institute. awarded this ma
chine first cais Premium in the years 1SJl 81
''s and entom ms of he like nacring character
from discriminating Judges have. ON all occasions
OF comp ;;iEon, favored his useful ar.ic.c Retail
price s. 30.
frs rate ar iee of 'aqsage Staff r or Filler re-
tai! f,"m 81, 81 80, 81, - 50.
N. b. Agricultural Implement Makers and Ven
d"rS Hardware Merchants and o hers would do well
to AXE this machine sale owing 10 its popularity
and Tho liberal diacor,n.% made 10 The trade I'll.
article is bo nd to BE- in h. possession of every far.
ln"r and private family We have in sore anil ready
for the season about jUaN Cutters for which We so.
lic. buyers Wholesale and Retail
j. b. NiDlER & BRO
No 81 n. PACA ST., BALriEonE, Mp.
Sept IL, Ohm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04
Gl)c 4flnrElcts.

CJ7The Elkton prices yesterday were
Wheat Sl.90. Corn 10 Oats &c; Flour 50 CO.;
Potatoes So. Butter - cts Eggs II cts;
Chickens, from jlctS to 40 cts pair.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Nov. 2.-Flour 1925
to $50: " heat, white Sl.15 to so, rcd 10
to s .e3-,hs is a decline Of 3 or 4 cents in
the last few days. Corn, old 10 to IS, lew
G5 to GS cents Cloyerstcl $3.50 to SOS;
Timothy $3.50 to 3.GS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. 2.-Breal-
SluiS not so firm. Flour-Salcs at 1925.
Rye Flour AT ; % Corn Meal $50 per
bill. Wheat Sales Of rcd al 81 50 L - and
white s. 500. Corn-Sa|cs at 81 u 50
cents. Oats l8ctS Rye Sl,lS per baShc.
No change in Provisions, market dull.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04

The prisoner w#s ordered to stand ~: tie
>h'lih stood bl sd, h.n wi;I BIZ tani III -
bis shoulder anl amid q la;nrl quiet Tie
J4l@c delivered Tie FLOWING a,"tsuto:--
E0tcn Sr!f:-
An impartial ,EIlv Of ,orr
Country, afcra most paticu! aii tvntiyc
Consideration Of All the facts and cirrurm,tmn.
eos i'll ,yd,lcc touci!iug Inc high crime in o
the irHth Of which llny wee charged 90 i,.-
nri!rr, and tic vyry able defence u;air for y,,l
I by experienced and emiurnt counsel, have
!"unI you guilty. # ne Wi!ijl, diihc.a'c and
nrcint di'a.,l u.urd T. Of JERENI VI k!!iu H.
II pom that finding it nov b,concS my
,lH'y 20 ass Tie sentence ofthe law, but be-
fore doing 50 Tie Court VIII hear anything
that you may d'Slrc to say why Judgment
should mot bt pruuounc' d.
Ma EVANS. for tic prisoner: lie has
nothing to say at present.
The offence ofwhiri you have hDsa fyuI
guilty is the highest known to our Criminal
Code AMI its punishment The hai$l:vSt HAT
| human laws can d,ucuucc: and whiic il is
not my purpose 10 torture YOU hy a lCyilw &C
hc facts # the dark tragedy as they wee
dcroScd 30 by the witnesses, it is quito prop
or | should say that the crilcacc both cir
cumatantal and direct, was full, clear AID
conclusive Of your guilt.
| should not add another word beyond the
sentence OF the law had not the Usage Of
Courts on such solemn o:aa ,ions as this lcl
the pubic TO expect something more. Upoa
the propnicty Of such practice have moth
ing to rom ,rk, but dlciAe to follow it. The
judicial adnontion can only be required
where the opportunity for reformation is al
lowed it cannot lcg1iimatcly have any otl.c.'
object, or be expected to produce the desired
c'tc. on Il party when the Judgment is for
iviturc Of his life And although others NAV
not doubt the power Of the Court or question
the proprcty Of its exercise in this respect,
void not attempt through YOU, Il lecture to
your OF rec The d,rkcst in The co,a,o.uc a
cr,re-)r the awful consequences Of is com.
mission. This is unnecessary ,rit were nns
cruel towards one already doomed enc whose
dcc,,lv unfortunate condition. AS he now
stands b, fore me to receive the last anles
rene sentence Of the law. speaks volumes Of
tho ,rns+ i,rnrrss;vc od,nouiio ion and w,r,,inp
| Shall therefore ,no,ecd at oncc,o prououn,,
the sentence of the law. which is. that YOU.
R0BErr SWIFT. be taken back TO the i,,il
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04
JOB uAINEs. JESSE A. KIRK. ). ID. srUHns.
Rising Sun Foundry, Stove Depot,
AND .fGRICULTTPtLU 'ORE

-1-NO -iFfHGLILK.iL UORhS,
~ THE subscribers having on
\E4@=79hand, and are constantly
e..nGGSassss2S:,a.e -< manufacturing an extensive
assortment oi PLOUGHS, Machinery and 9th.
ar castings of the best quality, Also on hand
. """.'"f" stock Of Stoves, Of their own and
Eastern manufacture. Such as Wood and
l"al Iarlor and numerous variety of Cook
stoves OF the most improved patterns. They
have likewise on hand, and are prepared to
furnish at the shortest notice improved Horse
Powers, Thrcshers and Scparators of several
kinds, which for lightness and durability, are
warranted equal to any in use. Also an cx-
tenslvc assortment of right and left hand At
wood, Wisconsin, Wiley, beats, cor Jersey
Bully Michigan, (doublc mould board } Rog-
cr's Extending Point. Rich's Iron Beam, sub
soil and all other kinds Of Ploughs, straw and
fodder cutters, &c, all Of which they will sell
on tavoroblc terms, and solicit the patronage
OF the public. Orders promptly attended to-
IIAINES, KIRK * STUBS.
N. B.-Thc highest price paid for old cast
lnSS, III cash or exchange.
Rising sun, Cecil county, Nd, July en-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-04

LARGE CONTRACT AwARDED.-A contract
for building bridges to the amount of $780,
900, or, $4,000, on the Norfolk and Peters,
burg Railroad has been awarded to McClena-
han Vandiver We suppose the stone will
be taken from McClcnahan's quarry at Port
Deposit.