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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-04
New York City Business Director

From s. NJ. PETTINGILL co.'s ADVERTISING AGENt
11S Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosTos.
P Co., Agents for the most influential and arg
circulating Commercial Papers both In the United states
the Canadas.
L COTTENET d Co., Importers Of French a,
Il other European Goods, No. As Broad street.
aug3i rs
PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.
DATES a. FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay 81
ID n. CautiOn.-None are genuine except they ha'
the stamp Of the Patent An manufacturers and sellers
fringng, viii be prosecuted according to law.
mar4-1y
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NOTICE.
washing Machine.

NOTICE.
The KnuckIc Washing Machine.
IE have been apponed agents for the sale of this cee-
w braed Washing Machine. Every family in the State
should, by all means, procure immediately, the
amount Of labor saved is immense.
Full directions and 60 and show it used free OF
charge. [aprS] UB S. IL. LOOMS d co.
r 0NGWORTH,S CATAWBA WINES
IL We have just received fresh supply Of Longwo' this
Wine quart and pint bottles. Also the Dry Catawba in
casks. s H. LOOMS & CO.,
jei4 Sole Agents for Nashville.
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RATES OF ADyEHTIsTNG.

Newspaper propretors generally, and especially OF th
ty under the uages and regulations heretofore preva ing
called upon perform labor without remunera
ton, any other class OF community. The gratuitoui
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and COM
municatons tributes OF respect obituaries &c. &C. which
only inserted at heavy cost 70 the proprietor i'm
poses upon burden Onorous, that they feel called
upon in sedsfence check the abuse, by making such
publications charge extent at least upon the par
ties Immediately interested In this they but fol-
lowing example of the press in other Cities impeed by
It's intrinsic proprety and imperative duty tC
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united togeh
mutual agreement upon the 10 lowing specified terms
publication OF these we every sort Of regular
business advertising.
For each square Of 70 lines or less OF BREWER 10 lines
less of nonpare for the 1st insertion 81 0O
Foreach additional insertion per square ......... 90
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MEDICINAL INHALATION, &c.
LOCAL AUxILIAY IN TIE TREATMENT or DIS.
EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, &C.
THOMAS H. GRRENHoUGH. ND


THOMAS Il. GREENHoUGH, MD.
(Lae Of London Rad Pars-Resident Physician Of New
OrieaEsO
III AS arrived in Nashville, where he viii remain during
II the sumner and place under treatment all those who
may desire his skill and aid Ia all forms OF diseases Of the
respiratory aud eircGlatory organs.
Dr. Greenbongh having been connected with Drs Pereira
and Williamson, Of London, and being member of med.
cal societies IN Europe, guarantee 20 ali inyads ths
most recent and successful improvements Ia the treatment
Of each case which viii always be regulated By and based
pom the vital principles Of the
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY OF NAN.
". B.-Chronie Female complaints, duplicating the
spiratoy organs viii receive particular attention. and La
Dies when preferred will be visited at their residences,
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
eE- 0dce, Verandah Hotel, Nashville, Tenn.
~ Patients In the country win receive attention b.
correspondents.
k Numerous testimonial and references 10 skill
tegry &C. from many prominent citizens and physicians
Of New Orleans Memphis and other cities, be and
0btai1ed al The Doctors once.
Due notice ol the Lectures Animal Chemistry, TIE
Physiology and Pathology Of the Nervous Systems and the
Therapeutic action Of medicines de- win be duly
given. iyiT-u
~ FURNISHED ROOM WANTED, suitable for Phyt
siriAn's ece, In central locaty Also two rooms par
or and bedroom, for a gentleman And wife.
Address Dr. g., Post Once hiatt
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FINE ROCKAwAY ron SALE.
STAPLE ooODs.

WYE have hand vesy superior stock of Linen and
w cotan fheetings, Table Damask, Towels Diapers,
Snpkns Rafh Towels Mosquito hars, white and Coiorea
Bo6uets &c, which vii sell AZ eieAp tAe cheapest
loia X. G. McAAlRT A co.
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HODGE & WALKER,
BARRIERS, Hair Dressers,. &c, &c.

THOMAS HODGE,.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER sCHELL's GenT Advertising House,
| APPLEroN's BUILDING, BAG and S4S Broadway.
| Late No. so Nassau Street.
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ADDRESS CARDS.

NDERSON, =. P., dealer in Lace and Fanc %
n Goods, &C., &C. Union street NO. o. Oet"een S9
and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. oecoI
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Grand Temperance Jubilee.

uyIIE citizens Of North East becoming
L painfully alive to the great evil of Intcm-
perancc, from the almost daily exhibition of
drunkenness in their midst, call upon those
fay orable to prohibitory measures to join
them in a Grand Mass Meeting on Wednes-
day, the 92nd Of the present month.
On the part of the Committee appointed
to meet the wishes OF the people there will
be no mistake The public may come with
the assurance of having plenty of cold water,
good seats. the and most accomplished speak
crs as the announcement of their names will
show :-Rey. Gro. +. ADAMS, Of Baltimore,
CnHIsrIAN kEENER, of the same city, r.
WILMER. ESQ. and DR.. MURPHY, Of Port
Deposit. We expect to add others no less
distinguished. SO that .hc taste Of the most
tastidious will be pleased. Tho unScrnpnl-
ons demands, the utter and unhlnshinS
claims of this redcycd demon, the blasted
hopes. wasted wealth, fnrsakcn wives, the
tears Of the worse than orphans, unite to send
up one universal cry. s.Comc and help
The meeting VII be held nine hundred yards
north of the II. Il. Depot ut North East, in
the woods of Miss \. Russell. 4 public
dinner will be provided by Mr.. NJ. Cumnfins,
of Elkton, and arrangements will also bt
made to feed Lorscs on the ground.
We expect to make our first attack on tho
trenches of the enemy at u o'clock \. Nj
Bring your scaling ladders.
REV. TIiOS. SUMPTION, \
REV. JOHN C. THOMAS,
TlIOS. S. THOMAS,
JAS. CRAWFORD,
JETIIRO j. McCULLOCGHf
Russell THOMAS. ;,,,..
JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
GEO. z. WOOLEY,
JOHN II. CRAWFORD.
North East, Aug. II. Committee.
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DIRECT FROM LIVERPOOL TO CHICAGO
The bark Arabia, Captain Policy, arrived at
Chicago direct from Liverpool, on the 2d in.
slant, and was to leave on her return voyage
on the 9th. After crossing the Atlantic. the
Arabia passed into the st. Lawrence. and
surrounding its rapids by means of the Brit
ish Canadian locks and canals, entered Lake
Ontario, after sailing through which she over.
came some three hundred feet descent, in all
of the Niagara river, by the locks of the We'll
land canal and entered Lake Erie thence
through said lake, the straits and lake of st.
Clair lake Huron and lake Michigan. to Chi
cago. in the heart of the American continent.
At Chicago, she is somewhat up in the world
being at an elevation above the level of tho
sea, which oycrtoIS the highest pyramid of
Egypt. Such are the achievements of scien-
&c, labor and civilization.
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RCNNETS! BONNETS!l

Mrs. 4. Ford having on hand large
Inland well selected assortment of SPRING
~ and SUMMER MILLINERY, is desir-
Es5s.tIrous Of closing her stock of goods;for the
VssN. season. Persons wishing any thing in
her limo OF business will do we'll to give her
Il cali as she is certain she cannot fail to
please them, both in quality and price. They
viii nd always on hand q lot Of Fancy Bon
nets, Straw Bonncts, lined and trimmed, from
Sl.0o, upwards. Childrcn's flats anl l,dys'
knts trimmed at all prices, to suit the times.
Very THANKFUL to the public for the pat
ronaSe they havp bestowe upon her, she
wiai"s by her great desire to please, con-
tinuanco OF the same.
n. b. Persons bringing the Cash with them
will I've certain not to leave her establishment
without being perfectly satisfied with their
bargains. DyT'An Apprentice wanted i'm
mcdiatcly. [junc 80, '55.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing.
NUWLANDSNII.LE, Nny 'th, 800
The On Cdnul-.4 NeW COmpuuu-Inc SLni

ROWLANDSNlILE, Aug nth, 1890.
The Oh Canm-.4 Ncw Compu.y-1hc Suite
ofMe R;rcr &c.
DEAR RICKETTS,. have frequently referred
to the condition of the old Md, Canal hop
ing that it might arouse the Company from
their apparent lcthargy but this far my eio-
q"ence has been insufficient to accomplish the
object. 1t is now i'll Il miserable condition
which has caused the organization Of COM
pany along the river to improve the navga-
ton Of the bed Of the Susquchanna and in
order to accomplish this the obstruction of
the maine feeder Of the Md, Canal must Lc a
part of the work. This Company is formed
of some of the heaviest dealers in timber and
lumber on the River, who contribute literally
for the purpose and explcss strong deter
mination to ",de or ruin" | know Of no
better plan foi the Canal Company to pursue
than to put their Canal IN good order, which
will think, be of infinite value to themselves
and great convenience to the public.
This canal property in the hands Of enter
prising men, might be rendered very valuable
Tor manufac uring purposes which would
not destroy us usefulness for navigation
| hope again to see this much neglected pro.
perty in good condition, for all the purposes
for which it is capable. The Susquelanna
continues unprcccdently high for this season
of the year, and would compare favorably
with March freshct. p.
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IIIGII WATER IN TIE WEsr.-Thc Chicago
Times states that the st. CroiX. Chippewa
and Black rvors are very high, and are pour
ing flood into the Mississippi, that is rising
all the way from ST. Paul's Mimi, to Galena,
Ill. 1t is reported to have risen six feet at
La Crosses, Wis. The Wisconsin is very
high--booms breaking and logs escaping
down stream with rush. Immense guam
titles of lumber which were awaiting this
rise will now come down, and be obtainablc
in large quantities, and at reasonable prices.
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Cure Your Cough,
ny THE rSR OP
Ritter's Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cher.

RY, IND WOOD N4PH7HI.
A SLIGHT COLD. accidentally acquired. through
n neglect or Improper tire ,tment. may result in
that worst ~ all diseases consumption therefore be
advised in time. and procure at once bottle OF
this valuable preparation. 1t is pleasant to the
taste and has narcotic in its composition, and
csn I've taken by all with perfect safety
The wide spread reputation which this prepare
tion has obtained as cough medicine. is sure
i,rntee of its usefulness in all diseases of tho
throat and lungs and all who use it will be certain
t" obtain relief. For sale by all Storekeep"rs in
this. snd adjoining counties, and Wholesale by the
proprietor. l. l.. RITTER,
Mar. 3 I'm. No. South Front St. Phila,
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION.

EIGHT LIVES osT.-PHlLApELpulA, Aug
ust 5.-Thc steamer General Mcdonald,
which started from this city last night on an
excursion to Cape May, got up by Mr. Jarrett,
of Baltimore, met with sad accident in the
Delaware river. About o'clock the steamer
when off the Lazerctto, came in collision with
the schooner A. e. Pcasc, which struck her
OH the larboord side, raking the wheel house
&c, clear aft, doing considerable damage
Some eight or ten persons who were in the
barber, shop were swept overheard and
drowned before assistance could reach them.
Their names are not known. The schooner
sustained but little damage. The accident
caused quite disappointment to large
number of cxcursionists from Baltimore, who
were waiting at New Castle for the arrival of
the steamer, the accident to which compelled
them to return home without accomplishing
the trip to the Capes.
The Mcdonald had but 80 passengers on
board, it being designed to take a larger num-
Der on board at Newcastle. The schooner
showed light, but the night was so dark
and stormy that the pilot was deceived as to
the distance. Most of the passengers being
strangers it is impossible to give the names
of the lost or the exact number. All accounts
agree that there were ten or twelve persons in
the barber shop at the time of the disaster
all of whom must have been crushed to death
or drowned by being carried overheard. The
steamer struck tie schooner on the larboard
side, and the boom of the latter entered the
barber shop. crushing every thing in its
course, carrying away the wheel house and
all the rooms on that side of the steamer.
PHILADELPHIA, August S.-The body of
Mark Warner was found in the Delaware
river to-day, making so far, the eighth victim
of the recent steamboat collision, Mr.. Wal
tiers the editor of Delaware County Republic
can, testified before the inquest to-day, that
the barber shop of the Mcdonald contained
at least fifteen persons at the time of the col.
lision, and that himself and Mr.. Covcrdalc
alone escaped.
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fnrrian Mus.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Baltic arrived at New York
Wednesday morning with Liverpool dates to
the 2Sth ult
There is nothing important from the seat
Of war.
The French troops continue to make their
approaches against the Maakoh' battery. and
the Russians actively continued their work Of
strengthening the place.
1t was rt,morcd in the allied camps that
the next attack upon Scbasopol would he by
land and sea at the same timc-the latter with
100 ships and 40 600 men
On the night of July 18TH the Russians
fire demolished the new French battery, be-
tween the Mamclon and Malako!r
Dispatches from the Crimca speak desmond
ingly Of the immense efforts of the Russians
in strengthening their defcnccs.
Topographic news, by way of Paris, state
that large reinforccmcnts of Russian ,roops
are now on their way to Scbastopol from
Poland the number given is - 900.
1t was rumorcd that General Simpson the
successor Of Lord Raglan, and Omar pasl,a.
had resigned their positions. The latter had
arrived at Constanlinople.
y letter fitnn Ialaklavp states that Rus
sian corps of from $1,000 TO 10000 men,
supposed TO he under the orders Of General
LADDERS, has made its appearance on the
heights of Mackenzie.
During the month of June the losses by the
allies at Scbastopol, of cholera, amounted TO
5000 dead but few cases now occur. lilo fol-
lowing is given on official authority, as tile
cXcct loss the French sustained in the affairs
Of the It'll and Sth-400 men left dead on the
field: and, Of nearly 5000 who were wounJe |
$50 died.
The Russians made sortc on the 9th
but were successfully repulscd by tho allies
1t is now rtmorcd that secret expedition
is to he made to attempt to force passage
into the harbor of Sebastopo. while the land
force will make general assault upon the city
and Its defrnccs.
MARKErs.--Lircrpooi J"ly o. BrcadstuiIs
Brown 4 Shiplcy quote the market for
brcadstulis as generally unchanged except
for Corn. White has advanced 3s., and vel
low and mixed Is. cd. The market closed
steady as follows: White Wheat U.s. ID .
l2s ID rcd los | Is. I'd per 20 "..;nds,--
Western Canal Flour los :, iJs. Ga, philo.
lrlpl,a and BALI. more 42al3s: Ohio lbs /;
anaua Us. sd a As 4: Sour 39s lis per
"a. White Indian Corn, hting scarce has
realized HIS: yellow 2Ss I'd a 3os mixed Sos
3SS til per quarter. Transactions in
Wheat and Flour small.
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REVOLUTION IN TIE WHALING BUSINESS.
1t is current that the scat of the whaling
interest is about to be transferred from the
Atlantic to the Pacific coast. Arrangements
are already in progress with several houses
to transfer their business from New Bedford,
New London and other places to some point
on the Pacific coast. San Francisco. Benicia,
Oakland and Monterey are spoken Of. Or
dcrs have been given to captains of vessels
now employed in the whale fisheries in the
North Pacific in recruit at the ports of Cali
fornia.--Neu London Comm Star.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8.-Thc Journal state
that the violence of Monday night and yes
tcrlay was altogether disconnected from
the election and was premeditated. The
editor processes to be informed that the Irish
Catholics in the vicinity OF Junius house con
tcmplatcd am attack on the American pro-
ccssion of Saturday but were deferred by the
immense number composing it. Some of the
Irish. says the Journal, admit it.
Unqucstionably the first act Of violence
proceeded from foreigners.
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Che 4tlarkct5.

Wheat has been selling in Elkton this
week at 5000: Corn at 90 cents: Oats at 90
cents: these may be taken as the prices OF
yesterday.
in Baltimore on Thursday the p,iccs. of
Wheat ranged from $50 to 81. 9G for good TO
prime reds: and from l.5O To : GO for ord-
nary qualities: white Corn brought ~ to 9S
cents, and yellow 80 to 81 cents; Oats So to
10 cents: Flour sold at 1915.
In Philadelphia Wheat was Isl to 80:
Corn o. ts;ktats As cts. for new and GO for
old. Flour ITO $3.50.
Beef Cattle sold in Baltimore on Thursday
averaged S.. 25 gross.
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ELKT0N LEATHER STORE,
OPPOSITE THE HOWARD HOUSE.

OPPOSITE THE HOWARD HOUSE,
TAMES IlASSON offers an assortment OF
- Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grain; ditto Madras and Tampico;
French and American Calf Wax and Buff
Uppcrs; Harness and Skirting; Bride, fair
black; French and American Lining; Tops
and Bindings; Kips and Findings.
QJ~Thc Highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and Skins. may Gm
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ADDITIONAL BOUNTY LANDS,

TIlE surviving soldiers, widows and minor
Il 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 100 will en-
title the applicant to warrant for 100 arccs,
tho amount heretofore received to be deduct
ed. Transfers, Wagon-Masters, Sailors,
Marines, &C., are entitled under the new law.
. JAS. Il. MCCULLOUGH.
Elkton March 10 So
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FooD FOR YELLOW FEvEn.--It is stated
that at Gosport, Va, where the yellow lever
broke out, census was recently taken Of n
row of six small two-and.a-halc.story houses,
and they were found to contain 307 persons,
and in the second story of one Of them was a
pig sty, and COW had recently been stalled
in the basement of another. A knowledge
Of these facts is profitable only as it tends to
show the influence upon disease of unclcan-
Illness, slowth and perjury.
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EREIGHTING.

ITO IND FROW EILT7WORE.
THE new, tight and substantial ~
l. fast sailing Schooner JAS. IGlE- AM
HART, Capf. Lambert G. Ford, will MNH\
run regularly from tho ' wharf $50
Elk Landing, leaving on Tuesday of every
week at II O'clock NJ.
Freighters, Inay rely upon having their
business attended to carefully and with des-
patch, and at reasonable rates. "'"..
Apply on board to
LANRERTG. FORD,
or TO JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Feb Il TT ..... ..,. u ElktOn.
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Our Correspondence.

give have letters this week from "Ram-
Ter" of Hartford Co., 'Jakey" of Port Deposit
%"NeH Star" also of Port ".Joaes' of Battle
swamp; "JoInny'' of the White Barrcns
near Lonbardyillc, and several others. all of
which we have been oblgd to omit, but
shall be glad to hear from the writers often
lin the future.
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ISPOHc,l Hearted.

The wild heath aud The mourland
Are ,lrsoiatc and halr;
The faded grass trails nourpiully
Where beds Of beauty We're.
And where the Summer hrcezcs X
Sighed soft o'rr hill and dale. \
The wi'hrrrd leaves sweep in rcd gusts
Before the Northern gale.
And .al as fall of blasted leaves,
Or graves amid the STOW.
lack comes the memory Of hopes
That persisted long ago.
Sweet faccs hidden in the mould
Warm hearts that beat for me.
And soft. bright eyes that into mine
Looked up So truotingly
When through the budding greenwood gIa,lcs
The Southern winds will Sigh
TIL" violet from he NOISY bed
Will look wi. tcarf.l eye
And leaves will wake to life oncc more
When summon g ld the plain.
But the desert of the human heart
Will never bloom again.
EMMA ALIrE BGowHE.
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JoHN B. GoUGH.-Thc London Temperance
League announces that the visit of Mr.. Cough
to England will terminate Oh Saturday, Augsst
4, on which day he will sail from Liverpool
for America. His eloqucncc is spoken Of in
England as matchless. Ft-~
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KENTUCKY EEECrIoN.--In filty-two coun-
ties Molchead the American candidate for
Governor, gains over 5000 votes as compar-
cd with SCOTS vote, when he carried the
State by 1862. So far the Congressional
delegation stands Americans, 2anties and
. doubtful. Both branches of the Lcgisla-
tulc will be American. In the last Congress
the delegation stood 5 democrats ito oppo-
Sitjou,
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The Great Western Fertilizer.

a FERTILIZER OF A SUPERIOR KIND.
1HliiS article which offer for sale ! con-
4 slider to be enc of the best manurcs now
il use. 1t IS far better than Guano alone.
khvSing that farmers have been much I'm
posed on by worthless articles under the
name of Fertilizers, and that they look with
suspicion on anything bearing that name,
think best to inform them of the materials of
which thus article is composed, SO that they
ipay form AN opinion OF its merits from their
own judgments. Every ton contains OF the
very best
Peruvian Guano 400 lbs.
Potash and Soda Salts 400 -
Fine bone dust 200 SO
Super Phosphate of Lime and 1ooo 8.
animal carbon
IT is well known that the salts of potash. soda
and lime enter largely into our farm products.
particularly the cereals, such as wheat and
c"rn. This combination has been made so
as to supply the growing plants with these
elements; it will prevent the attacks Of worms
and insects: for Buckwhcat, Wheat ami Grass
it is til. best manure that can he used, as the
materials are all solids.
The price is So per 100 lbs. or S35 per ton.
Apply to A. W. KING, Mill Creek. ! miles
below Elkton. lJune 2tf
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SMALL GAME.-Presidcnt Picrcc's secret
taries are venting their spleen by dismssing
fom the Departments all the messengers
and walchmcn who voted the Know Nothing
tick of
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TO FARMERS!

Horse Powers and Overshot Thrsshers
NOTICE is hereby given to Farmers, that
! I still continue the sale of Wheeler's
Patent Railway Horse Powers and OvcrShot
Thrasllers with Shakers attached, which |
will warrant to give satisfaction, or no sale.
Also, Feed Cuttsrs, Couer Huiiers, anA Hood
Sars:
Persons wishing to engage Machine may
call on the subscriber living near the Magraw
Chnrch, or address him ut Rising Sun, Cecil
county, Maryland
May l9t JOHN d. MICIIENER.
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NOTICE.

4 r a meeting of the Directors Of the E.,
IA. X l.. p. r., held ut Cherry Hill. July
Ind, 1873, it was ordered that the Treasurer
publish notice in the Elkton papers that
stockholders in said company are entitled TO
interest upon their payment OF stock from the
time Of such pa ymcnts until the Goth July,
1865. The rate of interest to be calculated
at 6 per cent. per annum, which will be paid
upon application to n. MCINTYRE,
Aug. 1l-3w. @ Treasurer.