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70 Beef and Pork Butchers,
PRIVATE FAMILIES AND OTHERS.
H. Es. DEDIEye S. EROS
IMPROVED
SAUSAGE OR PIE MEAT CUTTER

= PATENT APPLIED FOR. a

q PATENT APPLIED FOR. a
TINIlIS celebrated Machine j. warranted with pro-
l. per care and u.s., 20 cu:or mince lbs. OF fine
meat per minute; or 30 lbs. per hour-not Liable to
boy. The simplicity of construction and the ease
with which every part. subj ct to wear, mny he re-
placed, serve 10 lend his the cheapest and
mos; peri ct machine Invented. Being made
entirely of Iron with two cxcrp.ionS) renders
it much more durable h,n those usually made Of
wood, and mach c,4ier KEEP sweet and clean, and
no warning and swelling when necessarily used, a.
i. The case with all o.,,crs
n. b. On" great osJcc Son to Meat Cutters is that
the knives are stationary. In machine the OBJ
ee,ion is obyiacd. rs The knives can he taken out.
cleaned and put back in a minute. The machine is
regulated for cutt NJ fine coarse meat by putting
in more or less knives. ,y'lt is warranted to cut
Sausage or Pic meat equal to any Machine in the
coun ~. bo'h as regards quantity or quality. Al+o
warranted to cut times the amount. and of better
quality than any cutter at the prcc.-Again. less
compica'cd more durable, requiring less power to
operate it than any similar invention of the Age.
= he Maryland State Agricultural Fair and The
Maryland Mechanics Institute awarded this ma
chine first class Premium in the years 1851, So,
'J3; and cncomiumS of the like hattering character
from discriminating Judges have, on all occasions
of competition. favored this useful article. Retail
price 50 30,
first rate ar iclc of Sansag, Stuaer Filler re-
tail from -, 81 80, So, S. 80
n. B. Agricultural Implement Makers and Ven
dcrs, Hardware Merchants and hers would do well
to take this machine sale. owing to its popularity
and the liberal discounts made to the trade. The
article is bound to be in the possession of every far
mer and private family. We have in store and ready
for the season about 5000 Cutters, for which
licit buyers, Wholesale and Retail.
+ B. DIDIER & BRO,
No o. n. PAeA ST., BALrlEoRE, MD.
Sept Is, '5i-3m.
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together, we would talk till almost morning.
Many confidence was given then, many a
secret told that then was all important but
now has dwindled into nsgnifcance. And
then the walk to school in the carly morning
the air so fresh and pure, the grass shining
with its gift of diamonds, bestowed by
the fairy of the night and the beautiful waters
of "our creek" dancing and leaping along in
the bright sunlight.
But am strayitg from the subject of my
letter, it was not of your Old hone | intended
to write, hut of my OWL when these pleasant
memories of my girlhaod came up before me.
and swept every thing else from my mind,
and to some future letter must the story OF
my home" he consigned. LONG AGO.
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TIE CHOLERA At COLUMBIA, Pa, of the
ravagcS of which We gave an account ycstcr-
day, is supposed to have originated from the
heavy masma cngcndcrod by the low stage
of water in the Sus1uchanna river. and the
prevalence of southcrly winds 1t broke out
about 6 o'clock on Friday evening very sud
denly, and with so much vir'llcnce that du-
ring that night no less than thirty cases and
ten deaths occurred. Up to Sunday morn
ing the total number of deaths reached forty
five: Which, in population of 1900. is in the
ratio of one per cct I'm. Since then the num-
her of deaths has been Increased considcra-
bly,.
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90 lse1ocrs ono Correspondents.

CJWc have received several letters, po-
ems, enigmas, &C., for publication, to which
attention shall be given.
r1-Want of time yesterday evening led
to the curtailmcnt of some Of the letters of
our correspondents.
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News items,

f~J~Thc Cholera is said to be prevailing at
Coxsackic, n. ", to al alarming extent.
JFOur farmers, SAYS the West Chester
Record, have generally commenced taking out
their crop of potatoes, the dry weather having
killed the vines and stopped their growth,
rendering it necessary to commence this work
earlier than usual. The crop proves to he -
light one, and in some places almost fail
ure.
lJTA trotting bull has recently arrived in
New York, of full Spanish breed, which is Of
fcrcd by his owner to take the field against
wager of one thousand dollars. The bull is
fast beast. is of beautiful symmetry, with
jet black tufted hair, and has accomplished
$40 in harness
U'rhe crops of North Carolina promise to
yield aburdantly. The wheat harvest is said
to have been large, and the cotton and tobac
co crops look well.
OTA portion of the bridge over the Sus-
quchanna, at Towanda, Pa, was burnt on
Thursday of last week.
u There were Il cholera deaths in Rich
mond, Va, last week.
UTThc Washington Star says the report
that a treaty providing for the annexation of
| the Sandwich Islands has been received at the
State Department Is unturc
0rOut of a German family of thirteen
who recently arrived at Charlotte, New York
twelve died in three days of cholera. The
only survivor was the mother, aged 10 years.
05-The rain of Saturday and Sunday en-
tended along the southern shore of Lake On
taro and down through the middle States be
low Washington fairly joining with the ter
rlbc Carolina storm of Thursday. Eastward
the rain fell bountifully accompanied by
heavy wind, as far as Maine. The sudden
change of temperature is everywhere remark
able. At Buffalo there has been Il pretty Sc
we're frost.
UJ-Coal was advertised in the New York
market. on Monday last, at a cheaper rate
than for three months past.
0T@Thc construction of the bridge over the
Mississippi at Rock Island was commenced
on the I'd inst.
D~5'The first locomotive over the Hartford,
Providence and Fisllill railroad, arrived at
Providence on Tuesday from Hartford.
! 'UJ=The rain of Sunday extended down the
Eastern shore below Easton.
I. GlJsThcre arc still manyTcases of Yellow
Fever at New Orleans, Savannah and other
southern towns.
/ UTherc was awhirlwind at Wilmington,
IN. Con Saturday night last, which dcmol
ished several buildings.
1 There was frost at Albany on Sunday
night. VIZ
4 05-Thcrc have been anumber of fatal ca
scs Of cholera at Martinsburg, Va.
t@D-Thc independent Wing Convention OF
Philadelphia has nominated the Hon. Joseph
r. Chandler for Congress, in opposition ia
Mr.. T, s,n, the regular wing candidate. II
is their intention also to nominate Legislative
ticket.
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MOUNTAIN FIRES AND WILD GAME.--The
recent mountain fires in Vermont, and in y.
York in the vicinity Of Lake Champaign, have
driven the wild beasts and game from their
| : local habitations" and forced them TO seek
new retreats nearer the inhabited portions Of
the country. On the ives; side of Lake Cham
plain the fires have swept from Il short dis
lance above Whitehall up along the lake shore
for distance Of forty miles. Mach of this
burnt district is IL wild region abounding in
game and wild animals, which have been
driven into other quarters by the dcvouling
! flames.
A few days since, nine. bears, which had
been thus driven from the mountains on the
west shore of Lake Charnplain, crossed the
| South bay about two miles above Whitehall.
Some boys and a woman, who had been pick
ing berries in the vicinity pushed of ii boa
and rowetl up to the she bear which was
| swimming in the lake with her cubs. when
one of the party struck the bear with an oar.
| Thus molcs cd, the bear turned upon e at
lacking party, and, clapping her fore paws
on the side Of the boat, she exhibited hand
some row Of ivory, and made al effort to get
inside the skiif Another bear and cubs also
came to the rescue. After considerable ma
nnuvcring on both sides Il compromise was
effected by which the bear let go Of the boat;
| the boat made strait wake" for the shore.
| The boys and the woman went on their way
| rejoicing, and so did the bears The former
had a narrow escape from being upset in
their boat, and having fight III deep water
| with the bears. while the latter We're probably
satisfied with being permitted to escape in
safety
| Some Of the woods on tllc shores or The lake
| which have not been burnt over arc alive wi h
partrilgcs and other game. which, like many
OF our citizens at the late roni!acation. lad ,C
seek new quarters on short notice when tEcii
late loca ions became too warm for habita
| tlon.--Irog Bud !ct.
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TIE MORTALITY at Savannah is friShtful,
During the week ending with Tuesday last
the deaths were l23, no less than "A being
fiom yellow fever. When the census of 1850
was taken, Savannah had a population of b.
3l2 persons, so that this mortality is in the
ratio of one death to every IS persons. Such
large proportion Of the inhabitants have at
this time, however, fled from the city that
the population is probably now less than it
was in 1850, and the mortality Of course pro-
porlionably grcatcr.--Ib.
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THE following letter from '.Long .7go, -
to which we gladly give place in our columns,
awakes many dear memory Of boyhood and
the earlier days Of grown-up life. Surely
those days by the home hearth side were
happy and the recollection of them eminent
~ pleasant. Sir Walter Scott draws this pic
furc .
'.They closed beside the chimncy's blaze,
And talked ana hoped for happier days,
High privilege of youthful time
Worth all the pleasures of our prince
While we DO not agree with that last line, we
still cannot and would not forget those fire.
side scenes referred to by our fair correspon-
dent, for the story of whose. home we shall
anXiously await her next letter.
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing.
''IloME," SEPTEMBER, 1854.
Mn. EDITOR You have letters from al
most every where under the sun, but have
you had any from "Homen lately? don t
believe you have, and so mean to write you
one. Am preslming too much on your good
nature! You have known the comforts and
joys of boyhood's home" and know
some of the tcndrils of your heart cntwined
very closely roundEit | have spent some
pleasant hours with you long ago, round the
fire side there, before the stoves presumed 10
show their gloomy faces in your rarlor. We
used to gather round that sparkling fire. and
yon you'd say in voice of earnest entreaty
--'oh R don't bring sany light. and
there we would ait and talk with the freight
throwing groyfs1uc shndowS over the wall
and occasionally albright blaze would Spring
iSg .i,e thoughts written rrfus, a, upon them.
Do you remember those times? do re-
mcmbef them very wildly. We would chat
there till the call to "famly prayer" reused
MS, and then came the good night when
R and would steal off to bed, not to
sleep though, but with our girlish heads close
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NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS.

CtTOCkiIDLDERS in the Elkton, .Andora
- and LcwiSvillc Plank Road, are hereby
uuilied that they viii bc required to pay an
instamcnt of 50 per share on their stock on
or before the 18th October, 1851; and fur
thcr installncnt Of 81 per share Oh or before
the 18th November, 1854. Payments to be
made to the Undersigned
BY order of the Board,
j.. &. PARkE,
Sept Il Treasurer.
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1J-'A new kind ofwhrat has been intro.
ducyd into California from Sonora, which, il
is said will, in IFS yield, surrass any Other
variety, bong free from rust and smut. ant
maiuringa month or six weeks eallicr This
will, it is thought, peculiarly adapt it to tn,
climate of California.
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GrANo-Ttis stated that Mr.. Marcy csti-
mates the depositcs fguano in the possession
of Peru at 6O000,0o0 tors. The exports to
the United States in. 1852, he states at 49,
600 tons. The cost of this quantity to our
farmers in that year was about $4,000, 900.
The Secretary suppose that if existing dsa-
bilities were removed it might be offered in
our markets at $50 or S35 per ton.
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CAIIFoRNlA TRADE. There have been
only 2S5 a,rivalsiat San Francisco, this year,
which is failing oifof 29S compared with
the same period last This is n wonderful
reaction in the trade of that port, and is at
tribut, d to the staglfation in business, and All
over crowded market. t
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THE Undersigned, having entered into Co
l. Partnership for the practice ofthe LAW in
all its various branches, will give their prompt
and undivided attention to such business as may
be entrusted TO Them Office opposite the Court
House, where one or both may always be found
during bushes hours. ~
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec 81 If JOHN A. J. CRESW ELL.
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BosToN 4 IInNDRED YEARS Aao.-fn 1854
there were nearly as many colorcd persons as
there were houses in Boston, the number of
each being 600. The number of slaves at
that period was 9Sa.-About 40 Indians Of
all ages resided i'll the town.
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THE IRISH STATE PRIsoNERs-Th official
notification of the receipt of the dispatches
from the Duke of Newcastle, enclosing the
pardon of Mes rs o Brien, Martin, O'Doher-
ty, Frost and Williams, appears in the IIo
Larts Town Gazette Of the 9th juno.
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A CARPET OF Ivory. Among the curioSi-
ties to be transmitted from India to the great
exhibition in Paris next year, is carpet of
ivory 1t is twenty feet long by six feet
broad. and made long strips of ivory. pa-
ccd like mating. The price fixed upon it is
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TAKE NOTICE.

TtHAT G. NJ. MUNS0N & BROTHER,
l. having procured IL 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, and VIC would say that
every watch before it leaves the shop, shall
be put in Il condition to be warranted for ono
year. [Jan %
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DESSRE.q-TISN.

TIVE Co-Parnc!ship Of McClcnahrn ChriSiy.
/ has this day hem Dissolved by mutual con|cn
Persons having claims against the Finn ar. Request
G TO present them for payment. and 'hose indebted
viii make payment To eth Of Ii, IN lersisnrd.
l.. II. Mc,LENAilNN,
ROBERT Cilhi%Ti.
s, p cmbcr Gh 1854. Isrp'. ~. 81.
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BEETIEV',

NOCTOR VIM. l., JONES, Surgeon Dent
~ list, can now be found at his Old Office
in Elhton ready to render professional services.
Sept. l6, Oh
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TRY MN TEA.

ID cal old Imperial, Young Hyson, Ooloons
IL and Black Teas Java, Rio, jamaica, La
guyra.and old White C"tfccs; No. Choro-
latcs; French and English Mustard; very best
double refined Olive Oil; French and Amer
lean Pickles; Picked Snrdincsi Corn Starch,
sups, Sauces, Spices, &c. Always Oh hand,
Il complete stock Of Groceries, Provisions,
&C., at WIN. TORBERT'S,
Scp9 Next door to Court House.
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rAME to the premises of the subscriber on
~ Egg Hill, between the 10th and 10Th Of
June, last, a red and white yearlng Durham
BULL. The owner is requested to coma
forward, prove property, pay charges. and
take him away. THOS. FITZSINrMONS.
August o. 1854 3w
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WIN. PINKNEY EWING,
1T Ian

ATTORNEY dT Law.
"AVlNG returned from the West, and
Ill permanently located in Elkton, viii give
prompt attention. to all business entrusted to
him.
Oflicc-wth Hon. Alexander Evans.
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RICHARD GRASON,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will givc prompt
n attention to all Law and Chanccry bust
ness intrustcd to him. lie attends gularly
the Hartford Courts, and persons having bust
ness in them, will have it strictly attended to
if placed in his hands. Office nearly opposite
.sFountain Inn," Hkton, Md. fully Is y
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ALEXANDER EVANS,
Attorney at Law.

NUVUANNJ dt u1slS~s
MAY be found at the Office to which he has
Nl lately removed, opposite the store OF
William Torbert, Esq, in the building re-
Gently occupied as the Post Office; or'at the
Office adjoining his residence, Elktop, Mary
land. III + April -, o.
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COME AND SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS:

LAKGE LUZ UF CLOTHS.
i have just returned from the city with 3
l. large and splendid assortment Of Cloths,
whiah will make up into
Cuats, lower than { an be bought
in either of the cities, in the best and mos.
durable manner, and latest fashions and'@ar-
rancd. If they rip bring them back and
will sew them free Of charge.
WILLIS RUTTEE,
Sep Q If .NMe Bu1uar, Eik!om, Nj.
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ATTENTION.

T1VlIE Subscriber DESTROYS of rcsuming his
l. former business ofSurveying and Convey
ancing, promises to accommodate all who de-
sire to patronize him. His office will be in
Elkton until the 18th Of Mar, h next.
January % 1851. JOHN JANNE1.
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A STATEMENT

ar THE RECEIPTS AND DISBURSE-
" MENTS Of Cecil county for the year
1854, made out and published By Order Of
the County Commissioners agreeably to the
Act of Assembly
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TO SPORTSNIEN.

WE have just received a superior. lot of
w Double barrel Guns, Powder Flasks.
Shot Belts, Game Bags, Powder Shot and
Caps; all of the best quality, to which we in
uitc the attention ofsportslnen and others
Sepg A. J. SCOTT& BRO.
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Letter frCnl ErGdrikn Breme e..

On the 10Th Of June last a Contributor q
which Miss Bremen, in her CLONES OF the
New World" referred to certain reports con
corning Margaret Fuller; his language was
somewhat severe and he was quite earnest ii
his vindication of the latter. A copy OF the
paper having been sent to Miss Bremen at
Stockholm, she wrote to q gentleman of thi'
county, the following letter, which has beer
sent for publication in "The Wing" and t.
which VIC gladly give place that our readers
may see her defence.
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FOR SALE.

az YOUNG PIGS, of improved breed.
-LCsome ofthem very superior; at HOWARD
TITUS'S, on the Turkey Point road, near
Mr.. Larzalere's farm. Fang % wv
DRIME Dried Beef. Hams, Bologna San.
l. sage, Cheese, and Smoked Herring, by
Scp9 WM. TORDEET.
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: thereby cesftfy that the above ia correct
statement Of tiis Levy, Of 1851, taken from
the Books of the County, Commissioners Of
Cecil county. Attest, PC. RICKETTS,.
Sept 10th, 1851 3w- Clerk.
'.'Cecil Democrat copy 3w
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Phil. jpUand Butt. Rail Rqdd Line.
.f maA Es;s - ST
THE STEAMER PORT DEPOSIT,

CAPTAIN DAVID WHITE.
HAS resumed her regular trips for tho
L Il season between PORT DEPOSIT and
HANRE DE GRACE, in connection with the
T.:-es- d Cars for Baltimore and lhiladcl-
s3s.;;;$asS5 pha. The Boat will loavr Pow
c2sSesyS..5Fsssz--sGDcposit at % minutes betorc
O'Clock, y. NJ. and o'clock, T. NJ. The Boat
will wait at llayre dc Grace for passengers
leaving Baltimore at 81 and ll;o'clocll A. II,
and % p. NJ. [Scpt 1B,. lS5i.-ti.
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GUANO.

DERUvIAN GUANO. A. No. | for sale by
L JOHN PARTRIDGE.
MEXICAN GUAN.O. A A for sale by
M JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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LIABLE TO COUNTY TAXATION.

Total in county l,5l3.OD
The county tax on which said total sum, ut
sixty cents in the hundred dollars, amounts
to S43 ,Go7.U7
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PUBLIC ROADS.
For repairs Of, last six months ofllst
fiscal year 2,ol4 90
Annual appropriation for 1854 SIG 90
Balance to Supervisors Of the prcvi
Gus year 1,OiT SO
Damages on new road near Warwick l, 27l 90
Damages on new road direct from
Chesapeake City to Eliton 300 90
Damages ON new road to Court House
Point G5o 90
PAY OF SUPERVISORS.
The following sums were levied for the
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Jurors, Magistrates and Witnesses,
(i,cs Of clerk Of circuit court and
constabcs Ne, not included lJ9 81
SUPPORT OF POOR.
Allowance to Aims House $500 90
out Pensions 1852 90
Special Orders 49, %
Levied to pay debts of last Board of
Trustees 500 co
[The above sum is for debts due by
the last Trustees of the Poor to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20
SECOND BOARD,
Mines and Mining.

THURSDAY, Jan. l9-6P N.
Considerable activity manifested in this morning
bids though the sales were small. Ulster and Lindsay
sold ~ former prices Gold Hill reached 81 the ~
which It sold at yesterday Afternoons stock Exchange
The favorable change in this due to the fact
that the arrangements with regard To the debt the
mine have been finally and satisfactorily concluded The
CREDITORS whose claim for 500 900 fell due the LIST
proximo offered the company either to take stock
or to grant two years. delay for the whole The latter
proposition accepted, and the company has now two
pay the 500 COO the interest which suy
per cent The manager has arrived in town with mosey
TO pay the second dividend lie states that the failure
dividends will be more than pr cent every sixty
Gays Turning from this company 10 the Minnesota
End another and still striking instance Of iudicous
mining rewarded. The Minnesota pany WAS organised
here with three thousand aAars on each OF which ga
we're paid up With this sum the mine was opeue and
the pon have been % great that the shares sell from
$3.50 $40 dividends Of $50 per share declared every
few months and besides this the company has already
sold portions OF It's land Of very large prices Such
stocks, estate and ether investments would fall
in public estimation.
At the Mining Beard to-day, for Cumberland sss. for
Parker Vein, ok; for North oarohna 9 y, for Copper
FAs b2 for Forrett 81; for ieltee, IL for Winthrop,
*; for Fulton, IL; for ae RoyAe, 1sx for Mineral
soc for Dolly HIDE ~; for Deep River, $50 for Kip
ley 80: Tor Phsnx Cold, so, LAhish Zinc Is held at
90. American White Zinc At 8; Potomac 1T ~; Nanas.
sss al l; Asomsh At ~ NcOulloch 1t sh Lake Sups
nor silver ct IL Conrad Hill at Soc We understand
tha, the Springfield COMPANY for whose stock \ were
=, B.ltimore Who will heuoeiorth sork the mine 40
evening paper states that Mr. Savage, and not Mr. Nit
eh.n has been elected President Of the lister empany
MINING BOARD, JAN. ~
400 shares Ulster Lead per share
$50 DO Lindsay Copper ..............'....... TAX
leo 90 Gold Hll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81