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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-30

~ That choice Democratic An
ti-Nothing organ" the IbcprjNe GU
ette, published At tn town Of Plaque
rnine-situatcd at tbs mouth Of IA
mons stream Of the same name breaks
ont in an Article on The contested cleo
ton for Sheriff Of Orleans, in the fol
lowing beautiful aposirorhe, or figure
OF speech
"Think Of II citi7ena Of lhervl'e, a
hirhmnlp1 honorable man y native Of
Tennessee, and Judge Of The first Dis
tiiet Court Of New Orleans. a prisoner
~ hlo own court but The Judge was not
10 be frightened. The blood of "OlJ
Blunt Robertson was warmed up,
and he told Messrs. IIu and Co.,
that he would not remain, but would
90 outlet the mob howl as it might
Just II lis time, up come two of the
Jury, who had awarded verdict for
lluily, and confirmed the horrible
tidings TINT the mob was furious onra-
Qed. and wanted victim These re-
formers, who take care Of the ballot
box, By destroying it-tlose brass
knucle followers Of Sam, wanted a
victim This did not alarm The Judge,
who stood up and boldly declared he
was not guilty of any crime, and should
not be turned aside from the path of
justice and duty BY noisy mob
The II, Go-efte, finds its warrant
for talking this way, in an article
whic', appeared in that A. j. would
be organ Of the Democracy in New
Orleans, TIE Deito," in which
were made in reference to
the trial, having for their ground
work, the baseless fabric of (Gistort-
ed) vision" The fact seems to be
well established in the minds of the
essentially democratic portion Of the
press gang that The only midnight
assassains, law and ballot-box break
ing and judge intimidatipg people,
u New Orleans are to be found among
he native citizens; q discovery, sec.
md in importance to no other, in the
1inteenth century It is gratifying
Q know any truth, however mortify-
ng and humiliatipg it may be. The
ruth, is the truth, nevertheless and
notwithstanding
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-30

TnE HAwAu VoLcAvo.-We find
the following highly interesting letter
from the Sandwich Islands in the
Washington IntelIigencor
Hilo, Oct. 10, 1s55.-IIawaii still
burns. The great furnace on Mauna
Lola is in full blast For sixty-tbree
days the molten food has rolled down
the mountain without abatement. Our
Hawaiian atmosphere is loaded with
smoke and gases, through which the
sun shines with dingy and yellow
rays.
The amount of lava disgorged from
this awful magazine is enormous
Tho higher regions Of the mountains
are flooded with vast tracts RI smoking
lava while the streams which have
flowed down the side of the mountain
spread over surface of several miles
IN breadth The main stream, includ-
ing all It's windings, must be moro
than fifty miles long, with an average
breadth of three miles. This is still
flowing direct for our bay, and is sup
posed TO be within ten miles of us. 1t
is eating its way slowly through the
deep forest and the dense jungle in
our rear, and its terminus must be the
sea, unless The great summit fountain
should cease to disgorge.
On the ID inst, Mr.. McCulley and
myself set off TO explore tho eruption,
taklng the bed Of the stream, the
Waikiki river, as onr path. We
reached the terminal crater in four
aud q half days, tracing up the fiery
stream rom the upper skirt of the
forest to the summit Of the mountain.
In the woods we could not follow it
on account of the dense jungle.
The burning stream now runs all
the way III a covered duct, so that it
can be seen only at its vents, which
lot of the gas. These are truly fear
Ful. We looked down one of them
md saw The fiery current rushing I'M
Ter us, IN some places at the rate of
orty knots. We returned via Kila.
len, aud were absent ten days. What
80 saw, and heard, and felt, cannot be
described
Il. De RoaAs LAcERDA-Piano
Timer md Repauer.-A note address
ID to this gentleman, will meet imme-
late attention. Persons in the vacin-
ty, having Pianos TO tune or repair,
'annot employ morosskilfaI artist
We insure that he will give entire
His charges are very
moderate
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-12-30

Mus. MAy,-This deservedly popu
lar lady has taken rooms at the liar
ncy House, where her lady friend:
may now find her. No word of com
mcndation, to such of our female
friends as have patronized MIS-. MI d
IS necessary To others who haveay, $
we speak knowingly wherbo hu- a
that as cutter and ftshout ri r
man form divine, shntr st
val ia this mile Sc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-03
Positive Sale
OF Ian ID.

sef virtue Of y Decree of the Circuit Court
sSlor Cecil County in Chanccrv, the under
signed Trustees will offer at Publi. Sale at
the Court House door in the town Of ElIlton
On Tuc~'oy, the 20M Of February, NEXT,
at 3 clock, p. NJ. the following property
Real East Of Thomas s. Thomas-the same
being part of a large tract called "GEOFFA-
Rl5ON,' and recently surveyed and divided
into parcels.
No. l., Contains 70 acres, 8 roods, more or
less. 1t is about three miles from Elkton
and is on rev public road from Elhton to
North East.
No O., Adioins No. l. and contains q acres
roods. 81 perchcs, more OF less.
No. 3. Sold.
No. f., Is located on the aforementioned road
from Elkton to North East and contains SO
acres, more or less.
No. S., Lies OH the same road and contains
81 acres, rood, more Or less.
No. c., Is north Of and adjoins No 5. II
contains IS acres, more or less.
No. l., Is known as the "BACON HILL
PROPERTY and contains 81 acres, 0
rootls Sc rcrchcs, more OF less 1t is about
8 miles from the Phil. vii. & Bait. Rail
road Depot at North East.
Persons seeking investments of capital will
find it to their advantage to examine the
above parcels of lands and attend the Sale.
The Sale will be positive. A plot Of the diff
ferent parcels may be seen at the Office of
Mcssrs. Earle & Crc,wcll in Elkton. For
further information apply to the undersigned
Trustees.
TERMS or SALE.
Oncfour,h of the purchase money in cash
on the day of sale: one-haif the balance in II
months ard the remaining half in Is months
from the day Of sale. Credit payments to
bear interest from the day of sale and to be
security.
JOHN C. GROOME,
GEORGE EARLE,
EHton. Ian. 1871. 1855. Trustees,
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CONSUMPTION
TREATED BY INHALATtO
III MEDICAL NApORS


IL MEDICAL NAPORS
DY JOHNSON STEW AIT ROSE. NJ. y. Fellow
~ of he Royal College OF Physicians. and for
year, senior Physician in the London loyal lnr-
mary for DIS 'a-r~ of the Lungs.
In the treatment of torsump ion by lnha'a ION |
have ohta'ncl h. results which warrant me in :, --
scr'ing hat it il now as curabe as diseases of h.
stomach and Liver
lirea hing medicine directly into 'ne Irngs j.
certainly the rational mode of attacking the Il g..
cas- and ik2 III my hcr great md bclci eat dis
covcreS. it 80 ms strange why such reI mcnt was
not resort d to long ago. Whore h, 10 is If. her,
Is now assured hopr for III mos seemingly hope
less ca 'cS. throughout all the stag ~ OF hi in-d
touS disease. the wond, lf and btnitic Mt effects of
nus treatment a. soon Il" app rent. In raS also
OF BroAchiis. Asthma. Sc. tn" inhalihg of pow
dcrs and yapors has been cmincn;ly successful and
to t""S' sun ring under the ahovr named com
plants | can & .lruntee speedy and certain re ici
have rlca5urt in fcring 10 800 nan IS. resident
OF New York and neighburhcJd who have hrcn
restored 10 vigorous health. About one third OF
he above number according to the paicn 5 own
sta emcntS. were considered hopeless cases
The inhal!ng Method is soothing. slfc. sni spc ,dy
and consists i'll the administration OF me iic.nc in
such Il manner that they are conveyed into tn
Lungs III the form Of raror, and produce thC.r
ton at the seat of disease. It, practical success l.;
destined to reyoluoniAc til. operations Of thc med
ical world. and establish he entire cdrab.liy of
consumption
Appliciilon" VIII l'paSc 81 nc II they have ever
bcti rom he LGngs, ii they have lost flesh have
cough. night sweat and fewer turns what and how
much they cNlcc crate, what the coudit on of heir
SION Oh and bowels. The necessary Medicines.
Apparatus &c. viii be forwarded to any part.
1ERNS--five dollars. consultation fee. Balance
of fee payable only when patients report them
selves cunvmicSccnt
DR.. EOSE,S TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION
price one dollar. Address
.... JOHNSON STEWAT ROSE.
Jan 20 i'm Office 81 Broadway. New York.
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Cabinet Furniture & Chair w a-erocms

No. 10 SOCTn ST. BALTIMORE, MD.
FlNfiE subscriber would beg leave to call
Il The attention OF his friends and the public
generally. h. his handsome assortment Of
CABINET FURNITURE, of super
Tor workmanship, and every variety Of
STYLES and patterns, such as SOFAS;
Centre Route. Breakfast and Dining TAGLGs
Mahogany and Walnut stuffed ana spring seat
CuAlns; Tcte-a-TctcS; Whatnots; Diyalls; Ma
hoglny French Brdsteads, marble top Dress
ing Bureaus, and every thing in the Cabinet
line.
ALSO. every large and desirable assert
mcnt Of cane and wood seat CHAIRS, of the
best Manufacture; Arm, Office, Children and
Nurse Chairs; Sctttcsi Bcdsteads: Hair and
lIusk NJ trrRrssH; and variety Of other arti
clrS in the housekeeping line.
UgT~Urdcrs from the country respectfully
solicited. The above goods will be sold on as
accommodating terms as any house in the
country, and having large stock, offers great
inducements to purchasers.
BENJAMIN WASKEY,
No. As South Street. Crcd posts i'll tront.)
n. B.--rrHNING AND SAVING done with
dispatch, and on accommodating terms, at
No. SWAN STREET. opposite the Mary
land Institute, by BENZ. W AokEI.
Mar. IL, lSo4.-lN.
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stsr0faUslleter watches.
hEMDN Al. OF
]. 7. fiEALD'S
WHOLESALE .lND RET.3IL
gs9GE. 5. STATION 4EeY STORE
Rae aud Piper NuchoHsc, Book Bindeyy aad
pi,.L i}ooi II,yuf,ctoru

Ss9GEG s. STATION ;;EeY STORE
Rag anil PIPER Nuehoasc, Booh Bindery .Ad
Rit4h boot -um'gfmtory
No. III N,riteiSt.. Wilmington, Del!
I'VE subscriber is Now fully prepared to offer to
l. the citizens of delaware and adjoining Counties
more than ordinary inducements to sccnre their
patronage.
The entire arrangements of his NEW STORE and
estGh ishmrnt have hctn eff 'ctcd with the design
and determination of being enabled to supply goods
in quantities either large OF sinai! with piomptncss
in good order ut the cheapest rates, and SO as to
warrant tu satiSiact on
The purchases Of the concern are male for Cash
in quantities. and at the Auction Sales thus On sur
Ing the loves, rates and at the same time IL more
genera! assortment Of goods than can he met with
III any single Book and stationery Store in the larg
rr cites
IN addition to other facilities BOOK BlNDERY
and BLANK BOOK MANtFACTORI. with new
improved tools, and additional workmcn. will guar
ante" filling ord rs r Ruling aud for the Manufac-
turc OF Blank Books to any pattern with pronrtnpss
chrapy. and in the best manner.
Without a tempting to specify particular atten-
ton is called to tuii assortment of the latest edl-
ions 10
Standard and New School Books
Chocc and late miscellaneous l.iicra-
tura, Magazines. Periodicals md cheap
Publications. Juvenile Books of every
sylr aud price. | 900 volumes of the san
day >choo Union Publications., Blank Books
re ,dy mad" OK al orl'nary patterns, Wr-
ting. Printing Wrapping and Fancy Pa
per Magi stratcs. Lawyers. and other
Blanks staple and Fancy Station
cry in grra quantity and in great
variety. &c &c.
Storckcopers Traders and Teachers will he furn-
ishcd mt liberia! discount and CONSUMERS will have
the r demands Supplied ut low rates while our cus-,
toners shall all he dealt with on the principle Of
..Entire satisf lction no salc.'
.E,,It .,.,l
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Mems and Boys Clothing.

EVERYBODY should embrace this "pportu
IL atty to buy clothing for Men and Boys, at
GEORGE CULi.N'S
Chcap Cioihing Establishment,
S. E. Cor. Mark ct and Second SIS, phila !a..
Embracing choice Of the Best, Most Desira-
BILE, and Fashionable Dress and Frock Coats,
Habit Cloth do, Linen Drilling do, Tweeds,
&C., with a great variety Of
BOYS CLOTHING, consisting Of sack coats.
polka jackets, inonkeyjackelS. vests and round
jackets, made oflweei, linen drilling, cloth,
alpaca, >rymrre, docskin, &c.
FURNISHING GOODS: consisting OF Shirts,
Stocks, lIandkerchieis, &C., all of which are
offered nj The forrest possible cash prices, and as
cheap as any other Clothing Store IN the Union
&C. Parents who desire BOYS CLOTHING are
earnestly invited TO examine the Stock.
Uy-Counlry Storekecpers can be accommo-
dated al very low rates. GEO. CULlN,
s. +. Cor. Market and Second Ss.,
APR 1y PHLADELPIIA.
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Medici nal.
GREAT DISCOVERY.

d HEUMATISM cured, Inlama,ory, Acute
III Sixiaca. Also, Neuralgia of the lace and
limbs. This medicine is a vegetable compound
Tree from catchicum, opium and potash, &C.,
IT'S action is in the stomach, removing The
conse Of Rheumatism and all diseases Of the
stomach and FLYER. ChHls cured by Mkiag the
internal rcmedy forone u'eek. Call IN The agent
and get pamphlet containing certificates OF
cures. y" ''' HUGHES BROS.
Feb. /, '5l--1y.' North East
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TIE TERMS OF SALE

AS prescribed by the Decree, are as fol-
lows: the purchase money to be ptd in three
equal iustaIments to wit: one third in cash
IN the dty Of sale. one third in eight months,
and the remaining inatamcnt in sixteen
months from tEe day OF sale: the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day OF sIlG,
and tne p&yment thereof to be secured by
the bonds OF notes Of the purchaser, with Il
surrey or suretirs to be approved by the
Trustee. JAS. I. MCCULLOUGH,
Jan i3 Is Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-03

GllS;siD lEsb.s S,AGal.

FENllE subscribers are prepared to sell
L Coffee, white AMI brown Sugar. black and
green Tea, Mo!aSsrS, Pepper, Rice, Spices
coarse and fine Salt, Tobtc"n. Bacon. Lard
MAckcral. Shll, ii ring, Cheese, Soap and
Candles. with a general assortment Of Grocc-
ries at phild,p hiA and Baltimore prices; for
cash, or in exchange ..r wheat, corn, oats
rye. potatoes, butter, eggs, poultry, and all
kinds Of country produce, 1T the North East
Depot, by STOUT 4 FORD.
North East. aug II
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A. u. Or w

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. SO .Harhet ST., Wilmington, Del.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
fNiE subscriber having on hand al his Store
L No. 53 Market ST., large and general as
sorlmenl OF fresh and well selected Groceries,
takes this method ofinlolming the citizens oil
Elklon and Cecil county generally, that he will
sell them as cheap us they can be bought
either in Wilmington or Philahelp hia market;
and respectfully solicits call from such as may
want goods in his line, before purchasing else
where. Also, wines s. Liquors.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part OF ....
LIQUORS,-of the first and medium quality
old Cognac Branl y, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Holland
GIN.
WINES.-Madelra, Port, Tenerifie, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine Old MoNoNG AHELA Whiskey, and
Wine Bitlels. ANDREW j. CROW,
No. 33 Market St., door above Miller's
June 30, 6m. Hotel, Wilmington, DEL ,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-03
NEcFAEsEAND'S
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot
No. l45 Pratt STREET, Baltimore,

No. l45 Pratt Street, Baltimore,
directly Opposite the United States llotcl,)
WYE are extensively engaged in the man
w utacturr of Salamandcr Safes. suitable
for Banks, Merchants, Jewellers and business
men generally, who desire to procure an arti-
Gle Of that quality which will in the most try
ing fire, prove Il true and reliable insurance
against the rlvagcs Of the flames. Wherein
books and other vaiuabies have been prcscrv-
ed secure midst the fire by which they were
wrapped, aud amongst the burning ruins
where for * hours our Safes have lain, pre-
serving their contents unScorchcd.
Our Safes are made not merely to sell, but
each one is put up with the expectation that
some day it may be subjected to a DES
TROIING ORDEAL.
Onr attention being devoted exclusively to
this branch of business, we are thereby ena-
BLEED to sell what we can consistently recon-
mend as genuine, and can furnish to Gus
toners our safes at prices much below the
rates nargcd by those who sell only as agents.
Our enviablc reputation won by attention and
care in our manufacturing department. shall
not be brought into discrcdit by the disposal
Of safes clearing orr inscription,) Of an nfc
for quality.
Our present stock in store at orr Depot have
all the Improvements recently added to our
Fiye. Bnrgi,fy and Damp Proof Safes-nclud
ing patent impenctrablc POWDER PROOF
lOCK-making the most complete safeguard
against fire and rogues, ever yet offered to
the Public.
Persons in need ola genuine Safe, will find
in our stock ali styles and sizes, suited to the
wants of The business community.
in addition to orr own manufacture, we
shall always be supplied with the Phlnnx and
other cheap Safes, many OF which were taken
in exchange for those OF our own make.
BANK F.BULTS g. VAGLT DOORS,
furnished at the shortest notice.
McFARLAN ND x CO.,
Mar % aH..r l45 Pratt ST., BALTIC,
SCOTT 4 BRO, wilt pay the high
a, Cash prices for Whoa Corn, and Oats.
B. Baqsiunshed. Apply ettheir slor
~ ilon, opposite Johnson sliolcl. b..
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Guns, Ammun ton & Eishil 6 Tackle.
J0EHv EAssIDER,

n. E. Cor. Hmlm mil Second SIS, Phio1a.
NANGFACTrRER Importer and Wholesale
wi and Retail hcller in shot Guns. RIFLES. Pis-
tolls, Fishing IA kle, and all kinds Of Sporting
Apparatus. together wi h general assortment Of
MATERIALS FON Gun MAKERS.
all f which. and such other articles rs belong to
his line of business. will he sold MS low as can BE
afforded by my establishments in the United states
In test of his skill rs mnnuf ctuIcr. the Frank
lin ms tu'e of phla iciphia. h IS awarded to him
since 1910. two certificates. six silver medals and
one rec II pr MUM; and in 1851. the Cryst i Pal
ace of New York awarded 10 him medal the only
aw.rlcl for Shot Gums and Ria s IN the [ III ed
States.
"krider'r Sporting Anecdotes illurrativc of
cert iin vHr cites Of american q me tn rem irks
ON the char c err of the Dog. Field bog Woodcoak
Snipe. Il Ill. Partridge buck and Pigeon IN tch
shooting on the Niae Bun ing or Rec; Bird Grass
plovcr Rul!-hcadcd or Gold n Ilovcr. Canvass Back
and Red Headed Duck American Widycon. Scaup
Duck and Canmli III GuOSc Price 81
Ad lrcss JOHN kRINER.
Aug26l y Second and Walnut. Phil aa.
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Public Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on TUES
~ DAY, the 18th day Of February. 1855,
at o'clock p. NJ, / will offer at Public Sale
at the Court House door in Elllton, all that
certain Farm. lying and being in Cecil coun-
ty, and assessed on the books of the County
Commissioners Of said county, to John Rum
sey. This farm is situated upon the road
leading from Marley Paper Mill to the village
of North East, adjoining thelands of William
Glenn, John w. Holt and others, and con-
tains about $50 Acres.
1t will be sold for the State and County
Taxes assessed thereon for the year 1851, the
same having never been paid.
Terms cash. TIlOS. TIIACKERG, '" 80
Collector of State and County Taxes for the
Sd Election District of Cecil county for the
year 1851. Jan 20, 1855 is
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-03
We YET CAN LIVE!

NOR ASH has just retained from the city with
/ spcudd stock OF
Ladies Dress Goods.
such MS the 'aict styles al rashmeres. Merinos
Dclain,s. iiinghams, Prints MuS ms &c
BOOTS and SHOES for Ladies Masses and Chill
drcn and general ass1r mcnt of ali kinds of wear
ing apparc! Tor Men and Boys,
Bar forgot we cannot live these. Wei if
we can't
why he : got first rate MtCNERAE! con FISH.
HAMS. Ht3NRlNi CHEESE, and Jersey SWEET
POTATOES
Let Us 90 get somo. IOct. I. 81.
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Iccady-wndc Clothing.

EASIIIoNABLE style and well made 0vercoats.
L Gentlemen desiring read made garment, got
up eqoaly as good as custom work, respectfully
iuyiod to call and examine the extensive assortment
nov on hand at the store vf I BROWN, JR.
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WmtaIap, The Sth day Of FsJruarp,
81 Acres and 4 EeyOd

OI ItilU. lllUTC OF TVSS. .
The situation is healthy, is in an imnrov-
ing nci ghhorhood, and convenient to church.
es, schools and mills. There is an exec llrnt
4 spring Of water ON the prcmis IS.
EzfE--rs There is Dwelling House of one
,;;Y.!.ssg and a half stories This farm is UNI
t'tafia lrriencc; small portion being wool
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O.H WHAT BARGAINS!

A RE to he had at ASlI'S, nearly opposite the
n Fountain Inn, Main Street. Ekton. Md,
You Farmers who getting high prices for
grain. go with the crowd there to lay in fall stock
of Clothing. Cloths, Satinetts, Flannel, Muslins.
Boots, Shoes. Hats Caps and Groceries. all would
o vol to clll and SEQ them. a... lOct. Z. 81.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-03
Rail Read.
PAU. WAnI But. RaW Road Line,
ff5 'Sz, .:s sst:l1t,l
p nil, vii. and Raiiimarr r. K TO
LIME, GgANO and flkNEEEc.
Of MUNSON 4 BROTHER

TATlON OF
LIME, GEASO and tlANTNE.
LIME--(Slaked.) and in full car loads,
2cents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate r'rcai oii wheels
(S,000 pounds) 81 90
g wheels &c ,0u0 pc unds 40
GUANO--3 cents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate, 50c,niS pr ton
MANURE . In full car loads, y cents
pei ton per mile
Minimum rate per car of
4 wheels. (7,0t 0 pounds,) SLIGO
Swheels, GA 900 pounds) $40
Lime and Manure TO be loado d and unIoaded
by the Owner or Consignec.
When loaded and unloaded by the Railrt I'D
Company, 25 cents per ton c Xti n will be cLaletd
OS- HE ton to be 1000 pounds.
The p. w. and b. II. r. Co. being dcsiroes
Of promoting The \: ricultulal interest q lie
country through VIII CHI their Railroad Ia.sts,
offer to the public the above low rates for II e
transportation of materials used in ferll:ziIs
the soil.
The use of the Railroad Company's Bull
in IS and Depot Grouuus. Il tne ne lInttI ne
Road, and al Philadelphia and Eallimore.rl-
Free to all Shippers and Consisnces a reason
able time, for the receiving and delivery of ak
articles transpoi ted Ly the railroad conIary.
The company also give notice that next sta-
son they will run y. ilt and Market Cans IN
connection with the Accommodation Trans,
both from the Susquchanna River to Baltimore,
and from North OF the Susqut hanna River TO
Philadc lphia; leaving for Bait mcle and rhila-
delphia in the morning, and ielurnlne in II e
afternoon; by which they hope TO enalle'NIik-
men and Marketmen to avail themselves OF
regular and speedy conveyance. ....
The Havre de Grace Accommodate ion Train
will be continued throughout the year.
For further information, inquire Of the Cen
eral Superintendent, or Of the Master o I rars,
portaton ... .-.. 20.
Per order OF the Board of Directors.
80 S. L STAFFORD,
Nov 10 tr General Superintendent