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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-22

they take whole ticket from their our ranks
and with the most pleasant grin imaginable
invite the wings to walk over and support il
body and brooches. How condesccnding and
agreeable the gentlemen are.
We apprclcnd the wings of Cecil county
have not lost Their usual foresight. The To-
,colocosm Of to day-c onSidcrcd either in its
national or local hearing is tent fold more OBJ
icctionahc to them if possible. than at any
former period They therefore cannot sup
port it in any event: if it stands it must
stand on its own strength and not be prOppcd
up by thc wings Of Cecil County. They will
still find it a pleasant duty TO lend hand in
pulling it down. That this modern Pierce
locofoco-rarty. with ali its secession. dis
union, grabbing and plnndc..ng propcnsitics
is unworthy of support unworthy of power
and placc-nonc know better than the wings
of Cecil county. It's leaders did welt to scout
the idea Of a union tickct--thc wings here
made no advance for such union-and now
50 far from supporting thorough bred
Pierce ticket, they will charge on it with alt
their woncd ardor, whether they do so under
an Independent tickct-In union ticket, OF BY
lending assistance tolhe American ticket
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Che HlorIicts.

Wheat has been selling in Elkton this
week at 80: Corn at 81 cents: Onts at 81
cents; these may he taken as the prices Of
yesterday.
WILMISGroS MARKET, Sept a1.-Flonr
Oats IS cts.
Baltimore Market. Sept.2lst Flour 81 80;
Wheat sales OF choice white at | JIaSl SO
good to prime do. h2aSl 80 ordinary to
good do. | 30 to 81 81; Inferior do. 4NaSl..
90 Red, good to prime. at 70aSl.s. ord;
nary Ia good do. ] GUaSl -, inferior do. !. -
3SaSl 30 per buShcl. Corn-salcs of good to
prime white at Sja90 cents, yellow SjlgO cts;
cut white 1ja7S cents. do. yellow 7saS9 cents
per hns!icl. Oats--salrs Of good to prime at
3la40 cents. inferior qualities 20 toI32 cents.
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New ioRK. Sept lS.-Quite an excite
mcnt was produced here to-day, by the con-
duct of the steamer Crescent City, in taking
her departure whilst under seizure for viola
ting the Quarantine regulations of the port.
The Board of Health after having ordered her
back to Quarantine, had forbidden any pas
sage to and from the steamer. but in spite OF
orders She persisted in taking in cargo and
passengers from tugs at the Quarantine ground
and prepared for her departure.
The Health Officer applied to the comman-
der Of the E. S. Sloop-oE war Cyane. WIN
armed and manned his boat to proceed to.
wards the steamer, but in the meantime the
latter got up steam and put to sea, in dilancc
of the authorities. The pilot AMI comman-
dcr will both be arrested on their return.
The Board ofllcalth have ordered the quar-.
antinc officer to lay the facts connected with
the affair before the District Attorny. with a
view of furnishing the Captain and owners Of
the steamer. .E g..
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l)'c0.

In Chesapeake City, Md. on the 18th inst.
MSny. daughter " John W. and Charlotte
y. Collins, aged months and 4 days.
"AlaS ! how changed that lovely flower,
W hich bluom'd, and chccr'd my heart;
Fair. ttccting comfort ofan hour,
How soon we're called To part.''
At the house Of Mr.. John Ycan:ans, her
son n-liw. in Chnrlestown, MIS-. MARGARET
Ga lST, widow of James Grant, on the lGtl,
of August. 1850, in the Sl;lf year Of her age
Sister Grant joined the NJ. T.. Church in
lSl2, and was consistent mcnflcr for IS
Yeas She embraced rch .ion at that period
in the Methodist Reformation when the heart
was to he chasned as almost the iirst:st cp to-
ward Heaven. This work being accnnplish-
ed the natural consequence was That All the
graccs of the spirit Would ut once begin to
exhibit themselves as was evidently seen in
her from her conversion until her latest
breath. She &as fruly pirhs and exemplary
in her conduct; of Il mild ami amiabic d.sposi-
ton and interesting department.
In her conversation ami connection with
the world size cTinccG SO much humility tina,
it may be truly said she never made mi cuc-
my. fA:r illness which was scrcrc was horne
not only without murluur. but with the mo, {
patient res gliation to the will OF her He r-nly
Father, urhr the full conviction that the
Lord loves whom he claStrnctl and that
Jesus can M Ike dying brd
Feel soft AZ downy pillows arg.
W nth Hhis consolation full in view she was
willing to drpait and he with Christ which il
far better. She has left behind her five
chh'rch. r. grand children and AZ great
grand children to mourn her loss. To them
would say; Brrcuvcl children you will no
more behold the maternal smile of Sweetness.
Iii gritty and love which she 50 often and az.
icctionatcly bestowed I'D
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How LoNt; THE WAR HAS LASTED. The
war in Europe is already two years old. The
Russian Ambassador left Constantinoplc o.,
the ODD Of May. 1858, and on the Ifth OF
June, the English and French fleets received
orders TO approach the bar'lanolcs. and they
anchored in BcSika Bay. On the 10Th of Jun,
the Emperor of Russia ordered his army tr
occupy the PrncIpalitics. On the f4th Of
September two French and two English war.
steamers, from the fleet at Bcsiks Bay. went
to Constantinoplc. On the 9th the Porte dc.
clarcd War against Russia and invited the
English and French fleet to Comstantinoplc.-
On the ID of November the Emperor of Rus.
Sia declared war against Turkey. tn,
French declaration of war was made IN
March 1S54
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AMERICAN NoMrSArroxss FOR Coycrrs

AMERICAN NOMINATIONS, FOR CONGRESS-.
The nomination of J. =. Ricaud for the
Maryland Congressional District, is regarded
on all hands as an excellent one. Mr.. r. is
not only admirably adapted to fill the post
with credit to himself and the state. ut he
has the ''rnnning qualities in an uncommon
degree. being one Of the most popular men
in the State.
Not less popular is the nomination of ].
Morrison Harris. ESD, for the Sd District
young patriotic. and full of talent. Mr.. IIar-
rls will be sure to cnt q figure in the next
Congress, if elected; and that he will be is
thought almost certain by his friends. and,
we suspect. by his opponents also. The A
mcrcan Party is doing its duty gloriously
to the State and the Country, bringing ont
such men as will do honor to both. g: il
keep on as it has begun, and alIwif be we'll.
.irneficda Democrat.
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West Chester Academy.
HEST CHESTER. chester Cor,iip,

HEST CHESTER, Chester Con,tfy, Pa
VAIN. +. MYERS, A. NJ. PrIxcIrAL. as
w sisted by three able and experienced
Teachers. Course Of instruction thorough
yand effective. The Winter Tenn COM
>mcncrS November LIST and closes March 3Ist;
null 5 MONTHS. Pupils received at any time
during IT," sessions at prop"riionatc charges.
Terms. 500 per session: Including boarding,
washing, bed and bedding. with Tuition in
the English. Maih' motiroi amt Classical De-
yurtmsnts: 500 without the Classics; PAYABLE
Is ADVANCE. Modern Languages, Music,
Drawing aud Painting, extras. at so aud SO
per session. not rDYnjrcd in odranre.
The Boarding establishment is large and
comfortable; chamber furniture new: each
pspH Occupies bed bg himself. Catalogues
furnished upon application to the Principal.
Sep. 22-6w.
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MAILING LETTERS IN THE MAIL Cause.-The
practice Of mailing letters in mail cars along
the mail routes, instead of at post Offices.
has become so very prevalent that by an or
der from the Post office Department route
agents arc expected to put at, end to the in
discriminate reception Of letters in their cars
in the manner now SO. treahcntiy and impro-
perry practiscd, ''by Closing the openings in
their respective cars through which letters
are deposited, and by receiving and mailing
such only as cannot be conveniently mailed
at the Post Offices"
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IsGNNETS! IsONNETS!!

Mrs. 4. Ford having on hand Il large
WAND well selected assortment of SPRING
Sr,,- and SUMMER MILLINERY. is dcsir-
M A}ous Of closing her stock of goods the
'GsN season. Persons wishing any thing in
her line of business Will do well to give her
. ca'l rs she is certain she cannot fail to
pl"a:c th"n'. h"tli IN quality and price. They
viii lind always on hand Il lot of Fancy Bon
trts, Straw Hopncts, lined and trimmed from
!. II 90. upwards. Chldrcn's flats and ladys'
Fats trimmed at al prices. to suit the times.
f Very thankful to the public for the pat
rohasc they have bestowed upon her, she
wishes by her great desire to plta.c, con
FINANCE Of the same.
n. Il. Persons bringing the Cash with them
will be certain not to leave her establishment
without being perfectly satisfied with their
bargains. e" IN Apprentice wanted I'M
cdiately. Jjune 80, 80.
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Correspondence of Thc Cecil Wh'gl

ri x
~, 'hoi'ioN sept l''n l'o''
me Loeo meeting " H~7''ck.
p. G. RICKETTS, Esp.s DEAE SR.-TIavinc
had the curiosity to attend the Anti.Amcricar
meeting held at Warwick on the l3 inst, in
Mr.. Bottoms tavern, concluded to write
You few lines concerning it.
Before the speakers arrived no ono knew
who they We're to be, some expected one and
some another, but when they did come, who
40 you think they were can You guess the
mighty "Rowan-np' and the little Editor of
The Democrat, both of your town.
After some mahGuvrihg, among the
faithful inside, when they organized and
among the proceedings committee of twenty
one persons were appointed. for what pur-
pose have not been aide TO find out. unless
1t was to watch each other, which think
would he very appropriate: and having
finished their prcliminarics, Mr.. Rowan.np
was introduced to the assemblage of Loco
'ocHS' wings and the know-Nothings.
lie commenced by dissenting on religious
liberty, which we could all agree with and
applaud him for if they were his real Stnti-
mems: then he proceeded to Willy and mis-
represent the American party, and cxtolling
.he foreigner and the dear old Popes OF
ho'ne' making them the founders of Republic
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correspondence of The Cecil Wing
Il.
ROwLANDsvILIE, Sept. 10Th, '55.
The Central Railroad, &c.


DEAR RICKETTS, IL am glad to report pro.
grcss again in the Central Railroad. The
commissioners have been along. the line of the
road for some weeks past and have succeeded
in procuring the right of way as far as our
village. believe. on very favorable TERMS.
Most, if not all those. who exact ccmpcnsa-
ton are willing to take the amount in the
stock Of the company. Upon second sobc r
thought. persons owning property have d e.
cidcd that their lands are much more valuable
with railroad running through them, than
one 10 miles distant, | am informed that
The Rev. Mr.. Dickey o: Oxford, Pa, will
purchase the iron for part of the road while
paying visit to Europe for the benefit of his
health which am sorry to learn Is in crit
ical condition. a'.|
The Railroad Comp any contemplate put.
ting the balance of the road to the S,,Sque-
hanna river under contract very soon altho'
some of the directory think it would be bet
ter to defer it until spring.
The electors have received proposition
from a wealthy Company to Rent the Roard
as fast as graded aud put down the track ana
furnish the msscssary Running Machinery
and take the proceeds for ten years paying
the Stockholders 6 per ct. interest, PAYABLE
haRf yearly. The Company issuing Bonds
for the purpose of buying the iron for the
rails which thew will make par by their CHI
dorsement. The new mills at New Valley
and at our village! are pushing forward to
completion in anticipation Of the Bail Road.
While on the subject Of roads would call
the attention of the supervisor of the 7th
District to some Of the roads leading 10 Port
Deposit which have been much Injured by
the late heavy rains and need rcpairing.-
Some solicitude is felt with regard to the road
lately located ny the County Commissioners
from New Valley to Rowlandsvillc, as moth
ing is yet done toward opening said road.
Yours, &C., p.
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FORTY MORE HEADS ES.-The Phil.
adclphia Times saws:
"Ihe Navy Yard has become our political
ilace de Grcve. Last Saturday, forty NOR,
American heads fell beneath the axe Of the
gn'llotlnc erected there, AS in the DAYS of
terror. til" n,>ody machine seems to be in
Snircd with spirit ofalmost human frrocity
by the blood it drinks. it will only cease H.
movement when the head of the last victim
has fallen. AT the rate things are going on
this will not be long. Meanwhile. we should
like TO know what Charts W. Carrgan thinks
OF this barefaced ''intcrtcrc nee of the loca
political affairs of the States"
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GREAT Destruction OF WufAT.-Thc Ric

HREAT DESTRUCTION OF WHARF.-The Rich.
mona Dispatch Of yesterday sayS:-- ,,I
son tuesday morning Il portion of IT,,
ilo"r in the fifth story of the large new brick
lumber house ad ininino -: ~, of M.ssrs.
'laNall Brother, which was heavily ladcncl
with wheat, gave way, and lillin. wit h erca
force or the fourth floor. burst through it
and then through the third. second and first
floors. the weight accommodating as il descend
ed, until reaching the main water wheel
Which was also crushed, and hundreds q
bushels OF the grain pour ed directly into tn,
river. Fortunately no lives were lost b,
TINS terrible accident, though there were ;
large number ofmen ar work in the lunbe
house at the time, one of whom was in tn.
NTH story and barely made his escape Tk,
loss will not fall short IF xlD.OOO, and man,
incline to the opinion that it will reach $40
O00,"
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TIE PRESIDENT AND Y0rS,. AMERICA
While President Pierce was standing nea,
the hotel at which he had taken rooms. n
\ little chap. Of a few summers, finding hi,
hat band unbucklcd, went up to the Prosi
dent and accostcd him. "Fix NV hat band
sir. Nv hat is your name e. said the, Prcsi.
dent, .'Dcblco-" ''Do you krow me !"..Ic,
YOU are the President. said Young America
fix my hat band The President fixed hi,
hat band, and then Young America wen, ia
his play. rontented and happy, that Inc. toe
was the Presidents pcer.-ChUloh,srah Re
ptLiicca.
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snper-Phosphate of Lime.

TNilE subscriber has for Sale 90 tons Super
= 4 Phosphate of Lime, being made Of the
hest fertilizers. hy my self and for my own
Immediate use. Every ton containing the
following ingredients. viz:
Best Peruvian Guano, COO lbs.
Bone nnst. 400
Animal Bone black, 200 H~
Sulphatc ofI.ime, 200 &c
Snlphuric Acid. 100 g
Suphate of Pot Ash. 100"
have manufactured 20 tons more than |
shall need for my own use, which / offer for
sale at very small profit. with the assurance
that its equal cannot he had elsewhere.
Address HENRY KILLER.
Chesapeake City, Cecil co.. Nd.
Aug. 2S--it'
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CONSTAIsLE'S SALE.

,pl virtue IF two writs Of Ecndi EXponas.
- one issued by William Cosgrovc, II JUS
tfSc Of the Peace in and for Cecil county. st
the suit of William Reed, Jr., use of BcnitA
min VI. Reed: and the other issued by An
tlony Wharton, Justice OF tn. Peace in AMI
for the county aforesaid. at the suit of James
RnsSrll, both against the goods and chattlcs:
lands and tencments Of John Janney, and to
me directed. j have seized and taken into
execution alI the right. title, interest and cs
tate Of the said John Janucy in and to all that
piece. parcel or tract Of land lying and being
in Ccci! county. adjoining the lands of Th"s.
Janncy, John ". Jackson and others, and
containing
90 ACRES,
more or less; and, also. all the right. title,
interest and claim Of the said John rnnrv.
in and to one bay mare, and one carriage, ,
and | hereby give notice that en-
SATURDAY,, the 2ltk din n Or,obcr,
at Halls store at Gravclly fill. in the 5fh
District of Cecil county, between the hours
of I and 3 O'Clock p. ", I VIII expose the
above property for sale 70 the highest bidder
for cash to satisfy said writs.
HAsSON Lynch.
Sep -, 1sj5-ts. ($3 .12a.) Constable.
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EUROPEAN ASPECTS. The Lonrinu papcr,
acknowledge that the army mast winter agair
III the Crinca. and recommends us the best
means of sustaining the integrity of the otto.
man Empire, that the Danuban Principalitic.
should in future be governed by Il protector,
appointed by France and England. in some
measure subject to the SULTAN. Acting thus
as balance of military power, it is said that
Sucha ruler wonhF nrntrilizc the war in tn,
East IN some sort. after the fashion OF Belgium
nearer home. 1t Was feared, although this wa,
looked on as II happy political speculation
that Austria would not Iclin1uish hcl hold on
the provinces easily.
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Tle Gret Western Fertilizer.
A FERTILIZER OF A SUPERIOR KIND

~ E"s liltIEC Vi SUpntit.t klND
T7IIIS article which offer for sale con-
l. slider 10 be one of the best manllrcs now
in use. 1t is far better than Guano alone
Knowing That farmers have been much i'm
posed on 10y worthless articles under the
name OF Fertilizers. and that they look with
suspicion ~ anything bearing that name, I
think best 10 inform them Of the materials of
which tins article is composed. so that they
!hay form an opinion of its merits from their
own judgments. Every ton contains of tire
very best .t
Peruvian Guan0 400 lbs.
Potash and Soda Salts 100
Fine bone dust 200
Super Phosphate Of Lime and lima
animal carbon ''oo
II is well known that the salts Of potash soda
aud lime enter largely into our farm products.
particularly the cereals, such AS wheat and
corn. This combination has been made so
as t" supply the growing plants with these
elements: it will prevent the attacks ofwurms
and insects: for Buckwheat. Wheat and Grass
it in the best manure that can he used, as the
materials arc all solids
The price is So per 100 lbs or $50 per ton.
Apply To A. W. KING, Mill Creek, /, miles
below Elkton. IJune 2tf
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uI' in" following is an extract Of a lctte
from an officer ofthc Navy, stationed at Norl
folk, natcd 18th inst:
"Tho accounts you see in the pcwspapcr.
of the suffering here, do not approxin,at.
the reality No pen can describe it: and
were il not for the assistance extended to II.
from other p laccS, we would starvc or die
There is not II store Of any Kind open in Nor
folk or Portsmouth. and Of all its goodly in
lahitans there is but about ], 800 whites left
in town..
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SEVENTH DISTRICT, sep. ~, 80.
l.. Z. RICKETTS, Dear Sir The great
loco nominations arc made, the ii, ket is be-
fore the people. What did they mean did
they think that there was no man in the Sth
district competent to fill an office, or west of
the Rising Sun; onc-half of Cecil county is
not represented at all. Briscoe lives cast of
Rising Sun, and we may say that there is no
candidate north west Of the Brick Meeting
Louise: this looks hard and is hard for this
section oiold Cecil, anl it can't BE- swallow
ed. You Elkten men like the good offices,
and if | mistake not will have to elect your
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STATE AGRICULTURAL ScnooL.-O
Wednesday last, the Trustees of the Stat,
Society Of Pennsylvania met at Harrisburg
and selected the farm of Gen James Irwin. O
Centre county. as site for the State Farm
School. It was donated to the Society
together with a bonus of ten thousand dollar,
by the citizens Of Centre. If the location al
lnded to should be accepted. This was re-
garicd as the best offer and the Trustees ac
ted accordingly.
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GENERAL YELL OF ARKAN:As-Thc gen
tlcman, who for a long time has occupied a
high and distinguished position in the Demo-
cratic party. has come ont in strong letter
endorsing the American platform in full and
emphatic terms. His reasons for leaving the
old Democratic party are such as no man
can successfully controvcrt. lie says:
Gle is, now. the best Democrat who
stands upon the best platform for the Union
of the States. That in my opinion, is the
great American platform"
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STATE AGRICULTURAL. CATTLE SHOW Til,
official advertisement Of the Sac Agricul
tnral Society which appears in our column.
this morning is a decisive answer to the re-
port that the usual annual Cattle Show anf
agricultural Fair would he omitted this wear
The exhibition will take place on the BOZ
and 3lst of October and the LIST and 81 O
November. We are glad also to learn thai
there is confident ancipation that the show
TINS year will prove unusually attractive ant
valuable. -BaH. A,neJicu,.
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NoMrSA ALTON FOR CoNGREss james B.
Ricaud, Esq, of Kent county. has been NOM
mated for Congress in this District by. the
American Party. lie is a man Of fine abili-,
ties and worthy of the support of all voters
in the District who arc opposed to the Loco
foco Pierce party. =
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rnI'Thc yellow fever is still committing
fearful ravsgcs in the doomed cities Of Nor
folk and Portsmouth from 30 to so die each
day in the former place and nearly half that
number in the latter. , 49,.
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FnoN KAxsAs.--Thc Abolitionist, (rrc

FROM KANsAs.--Thc AbolitiOnists (Frcc
State party y have nominated Ex-Governor
Rccder for delegate TO Congress. The Sec
ohd Monday in October has been fixed by
them for the election, being one week after
the election called by the Legislature. Gov.
George W. Perkins, of Virginia. is ANNOUNCE
ed in the Kansas Register as a candidate for
delegate to Congress. The Register assumes
to be the organ of the National Democracy,
whose policy is based on strict construc-
ton of the Kansas Nebraska act.
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RELIEF FoT NORFoLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
On Wednesday last SosG.25, the result of
the meeting for the relief of the yellow fever
sufferers, was forwarded to Mr.. Bruno of
Baltimore, by B. F. May Esq, the Treasurer
appointed by the meeting. Other sums
swelling the total amount $500, have since
been collected
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CoUIT.--The Circuit Court for Cecil county
meets on Monday October Slh. There are
large number ofpcrsons iii the Jail to be tricJ
and much civil business; we understand, ac-
cumulatcd during the sickness of Judge
Constable =
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For Constable.

To The rioters Of the 3rd Election District Of
CeH County.
announce myself as Candidate for the
office of Constable, and respectfully solicit
your votes. If elected will endcavor to per
form the duties Of the office promptly and
faithfully. STEPHEN JOHNSON.
Sept. % 1865,
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For Magistrate.

To HE EolegS Of Tie Ihrd Election Ds<irn,.
Having heeA solicited by numerous friends.
hereby announce mNseh candidate for
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, in and lor thi.
District, aud respectfully solicit yoltr SUI
trsgcs. JOHN \, RANKIN.
SEPT. 10th, 1855.
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CANDIDATE FOR THE SHEHIffALrY.-Mr.
Benjamin Vanl'vcr of Port Deposit an,
nounccs himself as an Independent Can1iA
date for the Shcriiialtyy See his card in an
other column.