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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

WOOD r. BEACH,
Clerk BoarG Supervisors
Grant County Wisconsin
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01
IgEw STORE TN LANCASTER,

Pleasant Valley, Aug. l5th, 1865. [sf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

q Thousand Severe Cases Without One
Failure.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Read The testimony of R. B. Coleman, Of
the Astor House, in favor of Desh!er's Fever
and Ague Pills:
AsToR House, Dec. Is, 1854.
CHAs. d. DEsHLER. Esq.-Dear Sir -
will not claim the $500 you agreed TO give me
if your medicine did not cure me, being suHi-
cient'y remunerated by a perfect recovery. |
was troubled for several months with iaundlce,
bilious fever, and fever aud ague. Your Pills
performed perfect cure by their use through
single course. They were recommended to
me by a friend, to whom feel greatly obi
ged / shall recommend ss.em with perfect
confidence, in all cases of similar character.
Truly yours,
r. B. COLEMAN.
Sold by all dealers, ant by c. d. Desher,
Agent, at the Wholesale Depot, 341 Broad
way, N. Y. Also, i. Ii. Truck
8-1y] 80 Main st., Galena, H.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1855-10-01

Also, wholesale Agent for Dr.. CURTIS;
EEygeama, and DR.. DESHLER'S Fever
and AgsEe PILLS, which are for sac at the
Manufacturers prices, SO Main ST., Galena.
Ills.
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Lr.2@zyzs
Wog:s>'ysS;ss1
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ATLANTIC
SIERRA S,EGgs0V, vsarE, rs,AsSrr
FOREIGN NEWS.
sEFsAsTGP0L N0T' TAnET.

The Atlantic arrived AT New York ycstg1-
day morning, with Liverpool dates 70 IL
2Tt!. ofJanuary.
Affair, leEJr" S~has'opol con: t;,,e unci.arv-
cd.--Ihe L:it2ll army was in Il mes: terrible
condition.
The Russians had npl,Y Two sortics, aul
were rcpu'5ed Win ca;.#ilcrae:2 loss. Tie
weather had been cold Jut was ino,.c!atng
Lord John Russell las resigned his pos.-
tion in the English Cabinet, and general
breaking up in the ministry was threatened.
On Friday night, before the sailing of the
steamer, Lord Jo;.; Russell gave an explana-
ton Of his conduct. The opinion is that the
whole ministry must gp 9ut.-PubliG- feeling
seems to be tending towards peace.
From Sebastop?i accounts represent the
British army as being III a wretcbcl state
from mismanagement. There had been a
report of another battles, but it proved to Le
incorrect.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Considerable achievements were reaching
the allies. Gen. Liprendi had again advanced
his outposts to Teharncy. Forty thousand
Rus ians with 50 gu,4S were said to be at
Pcrekof.
Letters from Sebastopol say that the French
had mined the flag staff battery AMI only
awaited favorable opportunity to blow it
up. Sickness was increasing IN the camps
of the allies. Prince Mcnschikolf is reportc,,
to have sail-"Our troops may rcst-Gencra.l
Lm"ny, February and March will fight qur
battles far better than we can"
Bread tutis-Elour has Le,u in moderate
request. W cstcrn Canal 42s So; Ohio 4Gs,
Corn-Ycllow 44s; white 4os.
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would be uselossly spending money, which
Should be appropriated to the present public
roads, which now are in such a miserable
condition that man tells the exact dividing
line Of this State from Delaware, by the state
Of the highway. Again: the ferry is amply
sufficient for all purposes, except in case of
storms, when, by few miles travel, the
stream can be crossed with safety. And still
again: it will he fixing precedent the ante
.ccdcnts of which may plunge the county INTO
"a large debt. which can only be ohviatcd by
heavily taxing the people. And lastly, the
landholdcrs, the men who pay the taxes
the men who build bridges, and repair roads
do not want the bridge and probably will
not have it built at Cecil countys expense.
These are few reasons why this viSiona-
ry bridge should not he constructed, and 9TH
crs could he urged were it not that the writer
of this has too much confidence in t he good
sense and Judgment of the County Commits
sioners to suppose that they will lend their
sanction to such wholesale robbery Of the
county. In few years Chesapeake City
viii want bridge across Back Greek as the
present one is now half broken and the act
of Incorporation which they applied fol- and
then refused. Of course, cannot compel them
to re construct thsir bridge and that, too, the
county will have to pay for, while in other
districts horses are falling through villainous
bridges and wading steans hundred feet
wide.
But if the citizens Of Chesapeake City wish
a bridge built let them subscribe stock enough
to construct the substantial bridge they talk
about, and make the people of the county
pay to cross it, and no man will say anSlt
against it: but it is my sincere wish that the
citizens Of the upper portion of the county
will apnnse any such vii!ainous and unncccS-
sary expenditure of the public funds.
l. T. K
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PORT DEPOSIT
Academy and Female Institute.

THE FALL TERM Of this Institution will
Il commence on MONDAY, The An day Of
Scpien,ber, and will continue as formerly, I'M
der the charge Of
Rev. Geo. III. Tracy,
ASSISTED BY
MRS. TRACY & MISS JULIA FARNIIAM
The former Success Of these Teachers we
consider sufficient pledge for the faithful
and intelligent discharge gtpcir duties.
Boarding in the family o. the Principal
$50 per term of twelve weeks.
TuIrIoN:-Common English SO; advanced
English to s.; Languages each 81 extra
Music SO for thirty lessons; use ofPiano 81.
Drawing, Painting, and other ornamental
branches at moderate charges.
Reports of the pupils conduct and recita'
tipqs will be submitted to the parents Gael
week. From lis past success we are prepar-
ed to recommend the School to the public fol
lboiAl support.
N. 3. Any pupil going through a regular
course Of study at this institution, will receive
a diploma certifying the same.
G.. SMITH,
+. REYNoLns,
L. WlLMEn,
J. W. ABnAnAMs,
D. WHITE,
J. p. NANNEMAy,
7. SAuTER,
Port Deposit, July29 Trustees.
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PTB.IG SALE,
To Contractors,

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- at the office Of the County Commission.
ers ofFccil county, until Tuesday the 18th
day Of March, next, at 2 O'Clock 2. NJ. fol
opening the Direct Road, lately located from
Chesapeake City towards Elkton, including
the bridge ard cnlbankmcnt at Long Greek.
A plot Of the road can be seen and other in
formation obtained on application at the Of.
flee of the County Commissioners in Elkton
The parties making proposals will be ro-
luirGd 10 submit their plans for tho bridge
and cmbanSment at the creek, stating tho
price for the same and for all parts the
work; and the person or persons obtaining
the contract will be required togive security
for the faithful performance Of the work.
lsy order, p. G. RICKETTS,,
Clerk county commissioners cfCclil co
Jan |. 1865 tml3
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For Tie Cecil Hhig.
SHALL \ BRIDGE BE BUILT AT BOliE
MIA FERRY?

NIL FERRY!
This question is now being mootcd in the
Metropolitan City of the 2nd District of this
county, and the complete and supreme folly
and .'humbuggery' of such thing deserves
attention, lest like the much-vaunted Direct
Roai to Elkton from the above mentioned
town, it may be crammcd through the Com
nissioncrs Board, and thousands of the
county's funds be nccdlessly wasted
A correspondent of The Wing, some weeks
since, attempted to give some reasons uhy a
bridge should be built at Bohemia, and to
one unacquaintcd with the facts the causes
and necessities given by this man, who writes
for the good of the people," might seem
substantial, but when we reflect on the fact
that this letter came from the second not
the first-district and that the same paper
or its Editor stated that the "infuentidl gen
nen,an" who penned the article was from the
second district, the true cause is easily cx-
planned. Chesapeake City, in its suprcmcly
ridiculous ambition wishcs Bridge built
not for the actual accommodation of the citi-
,zcns Of "Sassafras Neck not for the good
of the county gcncrally-but in order that
the merchants, lnmbc,mcn, etc, Of that place
may THIS transport their goods to that coun-
try; i'll order that the "moncy- king" there
and his followers, may thus pcddle their
wares at the expense of Cecil county; in order
that that most grandiloquent City"
may advance one step i'll its darling project
that of removal Of the county buildings
within its limits. This is the only true rea-
son, and the people from the upper portion
of the county viii no doubt think it most
wcighty one, and vote them ten thousand
dollars to bridge the Bohemia.
But let us look at the reason why q Bridge
should not be built; and chiefly, because the
people :of the LIST district do not need it and
therefore do not want it. 1t would inevitably
entail large amount of tax upon them in
common with the rest of the county. 1t would
be serious detrimcnt to the vessels nay-
eating tlc stream above the present ferry,
and would, in fact, like tho Indians gun,
cost more than 1t came to-" Again: it
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Eotice 10 Creditors.

V1illS is to Give Notice, that the subscriber
l. ofCccil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of Adj
mnistration on the personal estate Of
John A. Getty,
late of said county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said DECEASED, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on or
before the
Goth day Of October, 1853,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate, All persons in
debted to said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this Ord day of December,
1851. JANE GETTY,
Adm'trX of Ohm A. Getty, decd,
Test. II. LAMAR, Reg Dec % 6w
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TIN s. SHEET-IRON H,ARE
MANDATORY;

TN PORT DEPOSIT. The sub:cr Der invites hi,
L friends and The pablc generally to call and OK
anime his assortment of Stoves, Tin and Sheet-iron
Ware i,t the old stand, one door south Of the Hay
Scales in Po.t Deposit. Tho assortment is eX.cn-
sivc and various consisting in part Of the follow
ing
Clinton Air-tight Cook Stove Union fthe States
do, Lefels Double Oven do Blue Ridgs ar-:ight
coal or wood; Virginia a. t. Cook for coal or wood
Green Mountain II t; Improved Complete; Cook.
Favorit"; The Gem; Abbey a t; Parlor, Office and
Church Stoves; Union a. t; sizes of plate stoves
llot-ar Paror Oxen.
COAL. STOVES, Columbia Crate, Cannon stoves
Sizes Coal basa Ia. t. 3 sizes; Stanley coal burn
erS; several kinds of Radiators; all Of which vii
sell on reasonable terms
ROOFING AND SCOUTING and all kinds O
bbbing done on short notice.
Nov Is I'm ROBERT CHRlSTY.
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VALUABLE FARM
II T PUBLIC s II Il E

III l. Z u IL L - VI IL IL.
WILL be sold at Public Sale, at Elkton,
w Cecil county, Nd, on SATURDAY,
February I'm, between the hours Of and >
O'Clock z. NJ, the valuable Farm adjoining
and lying between lands OF Mr.. Piercy and
MIR. Mafiit, in Elk Neck, Cecil county, and
on Elk River, opposite Port Herman, and
about six miles from North East.
There are
302 ACRES IN TIE FARM,
half wood and the cleared land is enclosed
by good fence, and tolerahly well did ID
into fields.
The improvements consist of a
1z-tEffEe. BRICK HOUSE, frame barn, large
lsctk&&s,a double crib, and several smaller
iIIHSH,N buildings. Within three years con-
siderable quantity Of Lime, Guano,
&C., has been put on the land. The soil is Of
a nature to require but little manure.
Vessels can discharge and load at the land
ing on the farm.
A valuable stratum of White POTTER'S
CLAY underlics that part near the river, and
is exposed to view on the shore; it can read
lily be procured, and has been sold during
last year at four dollars per ton, and any
quantity may be sold in Philadelphia at that
rate now.
There is uninterrupted water communica-
ton with Philadelphia via Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal, and also with Baltimore, ex-
ccptine short time during winter; the stean-
boats of the Phiia and Baltimore line, via
Frenchtown, stop daily at Port Herman, di-
rcctly opposite.
The sale is in consequence of the death of
the late owner. Title guaranteed. Terms
easy and made known on day Of sale. Pos
session given on 25th of March.
For further information enquire of Mr..
PIERcY, on adjoining farm, or Of
I. PICKERING,
Fcb3t No So North 18th ST., Phila.
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UNDERTAKING.,

TENIIE misunderstanding at the Brick Meet
Il ing House, Cecil county, Nd, respect
fully informs the public that he is now pre-
pared to attend to the undertaking business
in all its various branches, with neatInss and
dispatch.
WMahogany, Cherry and Walnut collins,
made in any style and finish require d.
ROBERT II. ENGLAND.
Brick Meeting House. Dec l6 3m
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POSTPONED PUBLIC SALE

OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
DY virtue of an order Of the Orphans
ID Court OF Cecil county, the undersigned
as Administrators, will offer at public sale,
on the premises in Little Elk, (West Elkton)
Cecil county, Md, on
Wednesday, the the 2sh Of February,
inst. all The personal estate Of the late Jas.
Matthews, decd, consisting @f
STGRE GOODS,
including molasses, sugar, coffee, salt &c.
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Also, Cow, 9 Pigs, about tons Of Hay
and other ARTICLES not enumerated.
THE TERMS Of sale as prescribed by the
Orphans Court are, that all sums under S 0
shall DO paid in cash on the day Of sale; and
SUNG exceeding that amount to he secured
by notes with approved security, at months
with interest from date.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
MARY MATTHEW'S,
JOSEPH MILLER,
Feb 10 2w Adm'rs of Jas Matthews, deed
Cecil Democrat copy It
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CLERGYMEN were formerly prohibited by
the constitution Of New York from holding
any civil Office in that State; but in the year
lS41 this provision was abolished The first
clergyman ever elected to civil office in that
Commonwealth is the one just chosen by tn c
know-nohings to the Senate from Governor
Clark's district-thc Rev. Mr.. Goodwin.
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FALL AND WINTER G00nS.
SIZZLING OFF CHEIP-FOR


NASH.-Wc would invite attention to our
" large ana we'll selected stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, purchased in the New y ork
market, which We are now selling of At pr ces
which will induce all who call to purchase
Having reduced the prices of our entire stock
OF Ladies Dress Goods 10 to 20 per cent, we
would solicit an carly examination, and feel
assured that our stock and prices will com
pare iayorahly Wit! any in the pit, We nam !.
in part
French Mcrinos, Polka Goats,
Coburg Cloths, Lancaster Ginghams,
Figured Alpacas, C.licoes,
craian Twills, Long 4 square Shawls,
Lupeirs, Bombazines Chemisetts 4 collars,
plain strpd DeBege Undar- sleeves,
plain wool de laincS, Lodgings and inscrtings
plain and tig'd do Jaconct 4 Swiss bands
:. CJshmeres blk Il cold kid gloves
Plain ana striped Poplins; black and colorcd
Silks, silk and cotton Friycts, silk, thread
and cation Gloves, alpaca, meriuo AMI cotton
Hose
ALSO
y general assortment Of Dress Trimmings.
goods for men and boys wear. boots AMI
shoes, hats, caps, umbrellas, t.uak5 @na CT
pct bags, and large and wen assorted stock
of Groceries, Hardware, Qncensware, &c,
al! Of which we are now selling at reduced
prices, FOR cash or country rrodnce.
North East, Feb 10 HUGHES BROS
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Notice to Creditors.

TI'l!IS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the subscri
l. bsrs Of Cecil county. have Obtained from the Or
phans Court of said county, letters Tcsamcn'ary
III the personal estate of
John IL. Patterson.
late Of said county, deed All persons having claims
against the said deceased, hereby warned to ex-
hibt the same with the voucher thereof duly au-
thcntc,tgG, On or before the
3rd day Of October, 1875.
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from al
benefit of SAID estate All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make immediate payment
to the subscribers. Civ cn under our hands t3 10Th
day of December, 1851
HENRY BURNS, Sr.,
JOHN GAMBLE Jr..
Executors OF Ihn II Patterson, decd.
Test. JAS. H. JANAE, Rcg'r Dec Is, 'j4-6w
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAMB,

TllE undersigned will sell at Public Sale,
i on SAT UEDAT. the 18th of February,
1855, on the premises, one Lot or parcel OF
Land, containing 4s2 Acres, more or less.
This property lies upon the new road from
Cherry Hill to Newark, and adjoinS the lands
Of Samuel Holland, John Morrison and others
About = acres Of il arabic land, the residue
in wood. There is small Frame House
upon it, nearly new. 1t will be sold altogether
on III lots to suit purchasers.
Sale 10 Commence at O'Clock y. ". when
terms will lie made known by
Feb Sd IS ALEX IIEGEHTY.
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BEARER OF DISPATCHES. 1t is stated that
a son the llou. John Y. Mason goes out in
the next steamer as bearer of dispatches to
his father Young Mason visits Paris to be
near his father during His illness The Post
OF bearor of dispatches is entirely honorary,
without pay.
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COACH MAKING
AT THE
BRICK MEETING House.

n THE Subscriber, thankful for the
GSss;t-a[1.. liberal share Of public patronage he
N2~Q- has enjoyed, takes this method of
Informing his numerous friends and customers,
that he is now prepared to furnish them and NIL
others with ready made Carriages of various styles
finish and prices; made of the very best materials
and by the best mechanics. He will also make to
orler, all kinds of Fancy Carriages. Bngges Sui
kies, Rockaways, &c, and will be found at all times
well prepared with as good seasoned stuff as can
possibly be found, and 10 Mt all times prepared with
the best mechanics TO do tho different branches Of
work belonging to the business. lie also purchases
his stock in large quantities, at the lowest cash
prices. and therefore, can do better job for tho
same money, than BIO got within Il reasonable
distance of him.
Having procured the services of a superior Smith,
he is prepared to dc AL kinds Of Carriage IRON
work with neatness and despatch.
ty' Constantly on hand, second handed Carriages
of various description.
.Y' All work warranted for one year if fairly used
The public would do well to call and examine
his stock of work before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb 8 Iy* VIM. j. MARCHBANK.
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NOTICE

A IL persons indebted to the firm as Lack
N land L. Taylor, are hereby notified to
come forward and settle accounts on or be-
fo.e the first day Of March next, rs said firm
will on that day dissolve by mutual consent.
All accounts remaining unpaid at that time
will be placed in the hands Of an officer for
collection. JOHN LAKELAND,
Feb g Its JAMES S, TAYLOR
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HARD TINES The Rrooklyn CIV R,;Iro,,

HARD TINES. The Brooklyn City Railroad
Company employed about one hundred men,
on Monday, to clear the track of ice. The
laborers, or consultation, refused 20 work for
less than $l.50 a day, or at that rate. The
Company refused top pay at the rate demanded.
and the laborcrs stopped. The employees of
the road then took hold and did the work
themselves. N. Y. Day Book.
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E\Rrnau AYE.-lIALIRAx. Feb. San
earthquake shock was distinctly left at 90
INMATES before ! o'clock this morning in this
city.
New York, Feb. S'-Dispatchcs from Rock.
vile, PASSPORT Calais and other places say
tie same shock was felt at these points. At
Rockville houses were shaken and windows
broken.
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Phiia., WilmSuItOn and
DALTIMO RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE P1IILADA.
For Baltimore at $50, I'll A NJ Steamboat Train,l
Q245, ,. p. NJ. Expressly and ii p NJ.
For Perryvile at $50, A NJ, l2.45, 3, 4.30 and IL
P. M.
and II p. NJ,
For New Castle at $50 IL A NJ, 3, 4. 30 and p N.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at g 3d. Steamboat Train,) IS. 80,
Expressly II A. NJ, $50 and p. NJ
Leave Perryville at $40 l0.o A, NJ, 1903, 7.43 and
1905 p. NJ. -.
Leave Wilmington at us, Ills, LIS, An, 222,
430, 900 and ll.l0PM
Leave New Castle at 6,45, l0,45, al 80 A, NJ Steam
boat Tran) 1.4O and $40 r. NJ.
Haure dc Grace y Bato Accommodation Train
Leaves lTavrc de Grace at 80 A. NJ
Leave, Baltimore at 355, p. NJ
:. l.. SPAFFoRD,
No'a Gcn'l Superintendent
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500 REWARD.

MY store having been burglariously en-
lVl tered on the night of the Ist inst. and
robbed of $3.50 in money, will give the
above reward for the recovery OF the money
and the apprehension of the thief; or $50 for
the recovery of the money alone.
JACOB z. ASH.
Elktou, Feb Sd, 1855
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are cautioned against nego-
n tiating loans with JosEpn a. CAssEDAY
(stylng himself the firm Of JAS. CAssMDAY \
Son y or ELISHA CAssEDAY, Of Philadcl pha,
upon any pretenSions they may make to the
possession OF property in this State or the
State of Ohio; as legal mea.ures have been
been taken in reference to such property, as
well as to recover large sums of money fraud
ulcntly withheld.
DAVIS Il. CASSEDAY,
Dec Is SIN Peach Blossom.
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T'IN-W ARE.

DERSONS in want of Tin-warc will do well
L by calling at the tin-ware mandatory,
coraer Qf Bridge and Main Stlect, where they
will find a full assortment, mace of the best
quality. Tin-ware made to order, and re-
pairing done with hcatness and dispatch.
Feb3 Ed. w. STAPLES.
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4 FARM FOR SALE.

4 FARM FOR SALE.
FTlIE subscriber offers for sale the Farm of
l. Jeremiah Rogers, situated on the Little
North East Greek, near Kinks Mill, and
within one mile of the Blue Ball, and two
miles Of Zion Village, containing about
10 ACRES OF LAND.
There is a Dwelling House, with 4
.LEzy,s well of good water, stablng, and a
lItsssiiA new granary and carl.agG house on
i'tfsaia this property. The land is ofexccl-
lent natural quality, and very produce
tive; the situation is healthy and pleasant,
and in the hands Of an Industrious man would
make handsome and productive farm. 1t
will be sold on reasonable terms, with good
title.
1fnot sold before SATURDAY, the 9th
day OF February inst, it will on that day be
offered at Public Sale, on the premises, be-
tween the hours Of . and O'Clock p. NJ.
JAMES McCAULEY,
Feb 4w Agent.
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DiSSOLUTji)N.

NHE partnership heretofore existing BIO
l. tween the undersigned, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
DiNL. RATION,
r. q. REESE.
Elkton, Feb lst, 1855
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TIE business will be continued at The old
stand by :hc subscriber, who will be glad to
accommodate the old customers ofthc house
and the public generally.
Feb 3w r. G.. REESE.
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TIetropoliton Cook Stove,

OF medium size, with all the fixtures, and
" neatly new, will be sold cheap on appli-
cation to WIN. TORBERT.
Feb If
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CGsABNE STOVES.

C0eAHNG STOVES.
THIIE subscriber would respectfully inform
L his friends and the public generally that
he Las just received Il large supply Of Cppk
Stoves, which consist in part as follows:
Belle Of the States. Tor wood or coal,
King Of the States, do do
Triumph Complete, do do suta-
Tor small tant,i;cs,
Atlantic, do do do
Mctropoliton, for wood,
Nine plate, plain top,
boiler.
Persons in want OF 4 cook stove will do we'll
10y giving him Il call
Fch3 ED. W. STAPLES.