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Erthur's Patent Tight,
SELE-SESLf1G CANS &JsRS.

LNoR PRESERVING FRESH FRUITS AND
L NEGETABl.ES.-Thcs cans and jars are con-
stu'cl with n channel around the mouth. rear the
top. into which the cover fit, loosely. This channel
is filled with a very adhesive cement. prepared for
the purpose. and allowed To harden. In order to
seal the vessel Theoretically. it is only necessary
heat the cover slightly, AMI press it into place. i,
may be opened with as much it is closed
by slightly waiming the top The ordinary tin
CAFE used for the s"inc purpose for which this is
intended. cannot be closed il we'll known, with
out the aid of timer; difficult to oron. aud are
generally SO much injured in opening as to be use
ioss for fr'ur' s'r;'i,' -.u
by this simple Continuance, the process of her.
mctcally sealing is placed conveniently within the
reach of every indi, dua; aud fruit Vegetables and
butter if properly prepnrc) may be kept. with
their natural flavor unimpaired. for an indefinite
length of time. These vessels thoroughly
testcl during the past summer and their contents
afcr the lapse of months, found unchanged D-
rccti"ns for sealing and unscaling, und a,so for
putting up fui', TOMATOES, DC. accompany these
vessels.
II kind Of ripe slowed fruits may also he kept
in them. 1t viii only be necessary to stew the
fruit ~ for the table, adding the amount of sugar
required to make it paatib!e; fill up the vessel
III Il ho; fruit and seal at once. All ripotrnits
p:csrr cl III this way. will be found as fresh in the
winter US if just taken from the to. and st.wci
How o'onom!cI a luxury this will prove needs
scarcely to he suggested.
T Ihcsr cans ana jars arc all prepared Tor seal
i;g. The hou.che per has only to heat the lid and
il into its place.
PHIcES.- Pint 50 per dozen; quart $3.50; half
gallon S3.5n. Gallon 81 dozen. Sclf-scaling
Glass Jars $3.50 dozen for qu,rt size. and 50
dozen for rin,s The different sized cans nest, so
AZ to secure economy in transportation.
Orders for these and jars. accompanied by
the cash will bc promptly attended to. and the ar
ticcs carefully packed and forwarded to any dircc-
ton, a discount 10 those who buy to sell again
Manufactured and sol by
ARTHUR. Bl'RNIIAN 4 co.
No III South Tenth Street phila.
WM T0RBEItT Agent for l.lkton.
Juno 0. IS cow"n
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For The Cecil Wing.
HINA Ono En1n

''Tho ,layc may rcnd his fc.' css,
The captive burst his chain.
Eut tie heart tina; once Lowell fundly
Can ne or be free again
l have loved thee, fonlly loved thee,
Years sgonc when life was gay,
j. When the sky was bright above me,
With thee, many sunny day,
Hand in hand I've wandered gaily
Culiing flowers in wood and glen,
In the careless days of chii,ihood:
Yes, l learned to love thee then.
Say dost thou not remember
One bright eve, when long We gazed,
On y"n star while fancy swcctly
Wovc bright dreams Of future days.
On! twas there thy lips did tell me
"Thougli that star fade from above
Think not l should c'cr forget thee,
Fer forget our early love.
shall love thee, ever love thee,
Though this hayward heart of mine
Should forget all else 'twould ever
Joy to know, that it were tllinc.''
Every word Of thine is treasured
Each ford look remembered well,
Oh! low deeply l have loved thee
Fen an angel could not tell.
Chesapeake City, M. Mel.
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For Tie Cecil Wig.
BJc and Bye!


shal'wy. dreamy phnntoms ever rising
| p before wild Enncy's eyes,
With their untold and hcautcous srlrndcr,
Make US present things dcspi.e.
And rr"erastnation whispers softly,
Wal, "A little longer yet:
Enshness will defeat your purpose mortal
And he cause of deep regret.
Nn; with patience just moment longer,
Then with safety clutch them fast
Inns the spirit of delay bcfools us,
Til the LUCKY TINE is past.
Moment. frcighted deep with joy ex.atics
All unhcsded pass away;
While We musing scan The misty future,
Thinking they will ever stay.
"i'ye and bye!' may gsyly point us forward,
INTO scores with joy oercast-
Only mirage Of Lies barren deserts,
Are they found to be at last.
Eye and bye" sith all its arful schcming,
Though il my seem most sublime.
Wisdom honor strickca spurncth from her,
knowing only present time.
Ecnson tclls us now's the time for action,
And that truth will ever last,
Written Ms it is throughout all nature,
TN the pages of the Past
AysIASTIllrs.
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POOR SCHOOL. FUND
OF CECIL COUNTY.

Or CEClL GUN IL.
BY the Orphans Court, May 9th, 1855.
Il, compliance with an Act of the General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed at December
Session, tS7:
ORDERED, That the following statement
oof the Condition of the Poor Shoot Fund
Of Cecil county, be published in the Cecil
Wing and Cecil Democrat. Test,
JAMES II. LAMAR, Re-.
The sum Of 81 al. par: thereof, invested
in the following ma.;ncr;
State Of No, yla-. per
cent Ends, $4,000
.,pon Bond and Mort
gage on real csate, 1921 90
Amt Iny'd in securities Sl1, 77I,0
Balance in the hands Of
the Treasurer l,9JS. 10
Total amt Of School Fund $751; 10
May Goth, 55-4w.
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CENTRAL Ono RAlLRoAD.-Thc Wheeling
Gazette states that the President of the Gem
trail Ohio Railroad has gone to st. Louis to
make arrangements with the roads leading to
that point in relation TO eastern travel over
that line. Travellers can be put over the
"C;rcat Central Route" from st. Louis to
Baltimore, on and after the 10th inst. in 40
hours. This will be the shortest, cheapest
and most pleasant route from the Mississippi
to the Atlantic.
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Coon News FROM THE FTsnERlEs..-A let
ter from Kings Cove. Newfoundland. ofJune
Sd, says that the fisheries in that and the
neishboring harbhrs at that early season fur
exceeded ANYTHING of the kind for thirty years.
Some boats had brought into Bonavista Is
quintals, and at Kings Cove and Keels, boats
had from so to 10 quintals; Hcrrings were
so plenty that they were taken with cast nets.
This is good news.
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G~J~Ihc Louisville Courier has information
from all sections Of the State, to the effect
that there is every reasonable prospect Of II
harvest unrarallcd in the history of Ken
lucky. Every species of grain has grown
with the greatest lnXurancc. The orchards
arc bowed down with their fruitful loads
Hemp promises TO lac Il fine Yield and the
ehacco will be far better than last year.
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SOMETHING NEw.-A fair is be held in
Prince Georges county, Nd, on the 9th OF
August, and annually thereafter, to enable
all farmers or others to offer for sale any stock
OF article which they may be DESTROYS to sell
without *uljrctng them to the expense of Il
public auction, or to the difficulty Of finding
II private purchaser.
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LUMBER,

'NilE undersigned having just received an
Il other lot Of lIemlock and White Pine
Lumber. at very reduced rate $, offer the
same at corresponding low prices. Those
who need. may find it to their interest to call
AMI examine the stock on hand at Winners
Point and George Town, by
June lG WILMER g. FORD.
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Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening. at 6 O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday. Wcdnes-
day and Friday AT 3 O'clock, and Havrs dc
Grace at 5 o'clock. Z. n.
The Steamboat Lancnsier, Capt. ". Ton
LINsol, leaves same place every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening al 6 O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday evening at 8
o'clock, and IIavrc de Grace at O'Clock p n
QJ'Passagc 80 cents.
NFFrcights received daily at Baltimore
until o'clock, and at Port Deposit until u
O'Clock; carried at low rates, and carefully
attended to.
1J"Duplcato receipts for Freights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at Hsvro dc Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned to
him; for an; point on the Pennsylvania Ca
mails, or will rc-ship freights intended for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or elsewfese.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
X. ALIEN TAYLOR, Ayt, II. de Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
OI~The Steamboat 'sJUNIATA,' Captain
TomlinSon, being in complete order; can be
chartered at any time.
N. B.-Grain purchased ut the highest
market price at the Warehouse of j. Tome,
Port Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano,
Plaster, Fish and Salt. May &c n
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a STATE FREE FROM DEBT.-Thc financial
condition Of Connecticut is cnviablo. The
comptroller, in his report, shows that the
State is free from debt, and owns some $780,
900. of bank stock independent of of its
school fund Of S2.000,000. The comptroller
estimates the.rccriptsIntolhe treasury for the
coming year at 5 1887 and the cxpendi-
lures at s $4,000.
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TERMS PER SESSION.

continue twenty one weeks.
TERMS PER SESSION..
Board and Tuition in English 4 Latin, $40 90
Languages, each 10 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, with use of
instrument, $50 to % 90
Drawing, 10 90
Painting in water colors, 10 90
Painting, in oils, 20 90
Fancy Work, On
Washing, per dozen, 81
REFERKNCEs.-Daniel Kirkwood, IL. d..
President Of Delaware College, Prof. W. A .
Crawford, Prof. f. ID. Porter, J. w. Weston,
A. M, Principal of Newark Academy, Rev j {.
ValanGigham, ]. W. Evans, Esq, J Miller,
Esq, Newark; George Earle, Elkton, Md.
Prof G. Long, lIartsville, Pa; Rev J. II Nc
Ncill, Secretary Am Bible Soc, N. York.
%Circulars containing the course of
study and other particulars, can be obtained
by addressing the Principal.
MISS III. CHAMBERLAIN,
June 3O0w NEWARK, DEL.
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YELLOW FEvER.-It is stated that Tie vel
low fever and black yomit prevail amongst
the troops at Puerto Principe. Cuba, to a
fearful extent. Some Spanish officers of rank
had died, and cighty-six soldiers were carried
of from lslof May to Goth June. Some mild
eases have appeared Oh board the ships at
Ncuvitas.
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1.-THE captain Of the steamer Golden
State arrived here some days ago from Council
Butts and Yellow Stone, states that the river
up in that region was very low-the whole
country suffering for want Of rain--.and that
willie the boat was at the mouth of the Vel
low stone the prairie caught fire, and before
the fire could be put out. the rircr nas burned
IN i,rO
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GyT'Thc. wheat crops in Washington coun.
ty. Nd. the 1Iagerstown News says, prom
iscH large yield, and in view Of the decline
in prices in ihe cities, most of the milers Of
the county are unwilling to purchase 1t any
reasonable price.
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SPONTANEOUS CoMBCsTIoN.-It on gilt to
be universally known that Sawd,,st, into
which oil has been spilled, Will ignite in
few hours If exposed TO the rays Of the sun.
Any kind of cotton goods wett,d with oil and
laid by will soor take fire.
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BRICK LAYING.
MOWERS 4 REAPERS.

NANNEY'S latest improved combined
lVl ADJUSTABLE Mower and Reaper, manu-
featured and for sale at the Company Works,
Newark, Delaware, for the State Of Delaware
and Maryland; also, for York, Lancaster,
Chester and Delaware counties, Pa. Price
as heretofore for combined machine complete,
Sl25, at the shop. Warranted in material
and workmanship, and to perform as well if
not better than any thing Of the kind now in
use. Shipped to order at short notice ut this
place, for the above named territory.
WIN. JOHNSON x CO.,
June lG ST. Newark, Delaware.
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NEVER MARRY FOR A FoRrUNE.-We over.
heard poor unfortunate get the following
sockdollaSer, the other day, from his better
half. You good,for.nothing fellow" said
she, ''what would you have been i'll had not
married you! Whose was the baking kvcr,
whose the pig trough, whose the frying-pan,
md the irolrhooped bucket, but mine when
you married me-"
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BOOTS AID SHOES,
PORT Deposit FOUNDRY.

~ TIE undersigned having
esS- taken the old Foundry stand
KEW at this place, would respect
fully solicit portion OF pub
lie patronage. We are prepared to do at tla
shorteat notice, and on the most reasonable
terms. all kinks Of
Machinery, Steam and 1Taicr PIPE, Stores, and
Plou Castings Of rarious assortmsnts.
The Foundry ha4hg undergone general re-
pairs, together win other advantages, wo
fattor ourselves TO be able to do all work In
our line, to the entire satisfaction of all who
may favor us with their orders.
7. ARMSTRONG II BROS.
Port Deposit, Jan 2ny
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NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-The Nicaragua
line of California steamers have been ADAM
doncd. The Daniel Webster left on Saturday
for New York. and the Promcthe,lS leaves on
the 18th after her return from San Juan.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to creditors, endorsers and
l. surctcs Of James b. Wells, that he hath
made application for the benefit of the insol-
vent laws of Maryland, and that the first
Wednesday after the second Monday ofOcto-
Der next. being the third day of the next Oc-
tobcr term Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
comfy, to be held in the Court House in Elk
ton. hath been set apart and fixed upon for
the final hearing in his case, at which time
and place. his creditors, endorsers and sure
ties may attend and sllcw cause, if any they
have, why a final discharge shall not be grant
cd said debtor.
Test. II. III MITCHELL,
Clerk ofthe Circuit Court for Cecil county.
April 2S, 1855 BIN
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LUMBER! LUMBER i!

4 7 greatly reduced prices at the old stand
n on North Street, opposite the Jail, where
at all times may be found \ general assert
ment Of SEASONED Ii MHER. sucl, AS -
Pine and IIcmlock Boards, Scantling. Jnist.
IL and > inch Flank, Pine and Cypress Shin.
giles. Plastcring Iath, railings, Dressed
Flooring. nc. C5~Persons in want will find
it to their interest to call on MS.
SAMI'EI b. FOARD
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APPOINTMENTS
BIZ TEE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

BIZ TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
A meeting held by the County Commits
IA sioncrs of Cecil county on Wednesday,
the 10Th ay Of June, inst, the following APP
pontiucutS were made for 1865.
TAX COLLECTORS.
1st District. -RoaERT II. HAYES.
2nd g WILLIAM p. Fowler.
"d :" JosErH " ELLIS.
4ii J"Ha SMIrn.
9Th d" WILLIAM r. RrcH
9Th " NATHAN HgIFFIrH,
7h 4" EDWARD 7. TARRiNG.
9Th MiNsnAL W. FtLroN.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
lst Disrict.-GrorGc a. Ford, jeremiah
c. Price. john W. Morgan.
2nd Di,t.-Riclarl II. Bryan, George l..
Flntham David Vi. Taylor.
3rl. Dist .--Andrcw McIntrc, William j.
Grant, William =. Strickland.
4th Dist Win. 7. Warburton, John Mat
thcws, Alexander Ill.,
9th Dist.-Washingto II. !a..Ii, san,l Ford
VIM. W. Black.
9Th Die .-Jor',s A. Coulson, Isaac +.
N'',"r-1al,, 1hos j. Gillespie.
9TH Dist.-Ebcnczcr d. McClcnahan, Jos.
W. Nhr,hans, Levi II. Evans.
Sth Dissatisfaction Roman, Oliver p. Kill
lingsworth. Edwin i. Ewing.
FlSHPOT CONSTABLE.
William Il. Citing.
BY order, p. G. RICKETTS,,
June % 3" Clk Com. Cecil Go.
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New ORLEANS. July 2,-Ihe full returns
from the State show that Merricll, the Know
nothing candidate, is elected Chief Justice of
Louisiana
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\ GREAT STORM AT MILWAUKEE, on the eth
nit Frustrated trees, fences, md chmncys,
broke windows. and turned two small houses
completely around.
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ADDITIONAL BOUNTY LANDS.

ADDITIONAL BOUNTY LANDS.
TNIIE surviving soldiers, widows and minor
l. children entitled to Bounty Land under
the act of Congress recently passed. will have
their claims promptly attended to by calling
on the subscriber. FOURTEEN DAYS SER
VICE in any Of the wars since 1890 will CHI
title the applicant to warrant for 100 arces,
the amount heretofore received to he deduct
cd. Transfers, Wagon-Masters, Sailors,
Marines, &C., arc entitled under the new law
JAS. Il. MCCULLOUGH.
Elkton, March 10, IS,
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New Carriage Manulavvvry
ELK7ON ND.
ii. A. HAIL s. Co,

DESPECTFTILY inform the public that
Ia they have cor,i,,eneed the manufacture
of Carriages in klkton, at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbank, where all
orders in their line will be promptly attended,
to. Carriages of every description made I"
order Of the best material and :hc most It'll
full workmanship, and insured for one year. if
properly used. Itviug II practical acguaint-
ancc with the business, acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia, and having
some Of the best worlmcn in their employ,
they latter themselves that their work will
compare favorably with that done in the
cities, as to style. price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy the public. on these points,
is II fair trial. They solicit a share Of the
public patronage.
GJ-Oli Carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, at moderate Rates,
march Il ~
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Strike while the Irons Hot,
FOR THERE IS
NEW in ELkTON

X lid II co.. new firm. with a New
IN Shop. New Tools, and New Materials,
would by this new advertisement make known
to their NcwMade Friends, the fact that they
are now prepared to execute all orders for
New Wagons, Carts, PlONs,
lIarrows, CultivatorS, and to make q long
story short. every other Implement now in
use by the Farmer.
Particular attention paid to Horses Feet in
the way Of Shoes. which we assure o,ir friends
will be done in the very best style and mate
rial, by competent workmcn.
Repairing of all kinds done at the shortest
notice: and we would say to all those having
Thrcshing Machines, Horse Powers, Rcapcrs,
Seed Drills, and other labor saving machines,
that we stand ready at any moment to put
them in working order.
DL7'Onr Shop is the New Shop on Bridge
Street, between the Bridge and Main Street.
Elkton, Cecil county, Md.
Friends just give us call, and you will find
that we are yours, for work, most respectfully,
June 23 KIDD 4 co.
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WV. PINcEEET WHITE, ESQ, Comptroller
Of the Treasury Of Maryland whose term Ct
Office expires during the coming fall, DECLINES
a reelection.
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GRA2N MANTLE.

will pay the highest cash prices for Corn
Wheat and Oats, delivered at the Elkton
Depot. or any place on the Elk, SasSairas or
Bohemia River, or in the chesapeake and
Del. Canal. SAML. j FOARD.
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q, Rssoe,s ana Correspondents.

t.4-iIcrc is little cIusion OF one of our
1ovort contributors which has been waiting
its turn quite too long -
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MORE NEWS.

TJNlIR largest and most fashionable and the hes.
L assortment of mems. women's, and childrcn's
Boots and Shoes. in Cecil county. is
to he found ut the subscribers BOOT
land SHOE STORE opposite tho
Court House. Elkton Nd
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and tho pnblc generally, that h" has pur-
chased Of his brother. (Enoch Crouch.j his entire
stock Of Ladies' Misses and Chidrcns
BOOTS AID SHOES,
and has commenced manufacturing Ladies Sho;s
Of every description. lie is now prepared to &c
commodate all who may favor him with n cah..
with Mems. Womcns and Childron's Beo.s and
Shoes Of The bcst sort at very low prices.
THOS. C. CROUCH.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange for
Boots and Shoes IJune 1, SIT
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lIe&cnt =:

- The following stanzas have been some
weeks on our desk, but ov ctooktd until the
llc&cut:-
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GEO. n. HOWARD. JOHN OWENS. JACOB d. ASH
ASSORTED LUMBER,
For Sale by
HOWARD, OWES s. CO.,

On The Lot merit 10 the .4cmlemy,
Ell TON, VI D.,
W7IIERE We are prepared to accommo-
w date our friends and the public with n
choice lot of Lumber, including White Pine
and IIcmlock Boards, Jost and Scantling.
Dressed Flooring, Ash Flank, Shingles, Lath
and Pailings.
Call and look through our stock.
Eliton, June Ii '
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CLOSING STORES.
TNHE undersigned, Storekecpers in Elkton,
Il intend to close their stores at 8 O'Clock
in the evening, on and after the 18th day of
June, inst, throughout the summer season.
WM. ToRDERr,
l.. BRowN, JR.,
B. +. MAY,
MAY \ Bro,
A. J. ScoTr,
r. q. REESE,
S. III. MILLER,
June SO 3w ALDRIpGE \ GRANT.
THO FAR MERS.-Grain and Grass Scythes
l. just received. Also, large assortment
Of Rakes, Forks, Scythc Stones, Patent
Scythe Snathes, &c, for sale by
June Z. BROWN. Jk.
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Newark Female Seminary.

T1IIE Second Session of this Institution
l. will commence August 29th, 1865, and
continue twenty one weeks.
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baltimore and SusquchanMa
STEAM COMPANY.

- OCULAR DAILY LINE. except Sun
IL days.) for lIAvRH Ds GRACE, PoRr De-
PosIr and TIDE WATER CANAL.
The SteambOat PORT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-21
REGULAR PACKETS.
change OF Ttmci'
CLEpELiN1 IND FfTfSBgRQH RtIL R0AD.
U. !, MAIL DAILY LIND
OETWEEx
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

<..L..e>L TIKI Nne tide WAetI %tt,gl4 4
q raSteAfert atsAnera u -JlA.S
ks9t{f9sS FOREST CITY, Ctn. kSJf
IA Geo. II. Moore, lil FrStS 7sSsSt9
nIORNAL, Capt asa ShePhsrd, Viii run dtlly SSiMet
nEevety Monday wsdaeadaE end Friday and the Diy'
iiEveiy TueSliy, hurbinY aud Sailld'y, A. 7 \,
aEIivIng al WeSVe ln tins 10 coCEtct With me CttT
And {Ats AMI Ii P tMTeh Ia tls for the morning llm
Hsi. EttufRllg-l tFOJeSt City Raves PittshurCh sW
u TueStF, Thulaly and saturday, and the DluintSN
cir Norily, HedlkSdby and ftlday u i9A, Nj tTrTl
Il Whtellnf inls for The ulii! llReS iof Ohio.
/ IiPOT ifelt6t or naSSaSe, Grriy on bOaTl oTto
s. g. BAKER 4 Coz dsSHt.
kF'Throush itket4 for Cleveland, Totdo, SCNGot, "
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WE don't think Il bkee1sAry 10 lnvie or friends 10 set
lIe OF y SDyihlny tbOnt the lttd Of noneE EEES for
EIhted ihty will al Ipth ~ and eoden'e w. duo time
We wish u inform Them however, th't az tflsenshis
iee.d Of twelve InonhS-tay toe t July and ls yin?y
dep, MrHIIR 4 liERVRY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-21
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on hand. pICe from ore dollar upwards.
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