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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-25

FOREIGN NEws.- The steamer Pacific
arrived at New York on Wednesday with
dates to the llth inst, seven days later.
The general aspect Of the news is unsat,s-
factory There is nothing important from
Schastopol, except the fact that the lombard
mcnt was renewed on the 10Th.
Omar pasla has been appointed commander
in Asia.
The siege of Kars is unchanged, no further
progress having been made.
Tagamog and Bcrdiansk had again been
partially bombalded.
There was report in Paris that Rcvcl had
hccn successfully bomhardcd, but the truth
probably is that the fleet are assembling in
the Baltic for the supposed immediate attack
on llclSirg ors.
The French Government has published an
inflated account Of the discovered ligitinists
conspiracy to excite an instruction in Sraju.
and foster the ends of Russia.
Following thcrcnpon it is definitely stated.
but still seems questionable, that Spain will
supply $4,000 troops, in pay Of the Allies.
and Portugal III, 800.
The Italian General, Pcpc, is dead.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l0.-BREADsrUrrs-B Brown
Shiplcy quote brcadstnlfs as consjd ernbly
declined except corn. Western, Canal Flour
"9saIOs Ohio lbs Cd 1is. Wheat-vhitc
ilS.'d Il Us: red lnSalls Sd. Corn--wlitc
AS 4is; yellow 3ss I'd 39s mixed SIS cd
a :,,S.
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gave it in those words 1t was our business
10 explain his somerset and we did. We
will new give it in an ampler paragraph.
clad he joined the Know Notlugs" says
the Democrat. che probably would have
escaped it''-(thc alleged sncer.) Now, be
it known. that when Know Nothineism start
ted here this ex-whig sheriff jumped INTO il
like frog into pond going clear under
Know Aothingism got into power in Della
ware and Prohibitory Liquor Law was cnac.
ted there and then this cx-whig Sheriff
turned tail and hoped out of it, like frog
from pond when the water is too pure,
calling it "a ID temperance scheme" &C.,
&c, and next We find this cx-whig sheriff
jumping hcadlong, with genuine fios-likc
jerk INTO the green, scummy, mud dy pool of
oatil-bound locofocoisnl-all of which was
explained by our pregnant little afIix-"keep-
er Of grocery" which the Editor of the
Democrat seems disposed to Try to turn to
account 1t takes a better dodge than that
to draw attention from the main issue. No
1t is not an "unkindcst cut"-it is only a
true cut and deserved ''cut,1 and one of
which the cN-whig sheriff cannot complain.
Tie can &c 49,. martyr of in this conncx-
ion, any more than the Democrat can, with
or without his suggestion, nsinuatc that on
the score of gratitude, services, or ana other
score, between us, the balance is in his favor.
These remarks are forced upon us now, is
there enough said on this point.
Ending this article, we ask the people of
the county to keep in mind that pledge Of
the Elkton iocolocos-thc character and posi-
ton of its sgners and their purposes and in
tentions We shall see if few managers
and trickstcrs here can sarro1 IN the people of
Cecil county to serve and obey them as the
masters of the Democratic party of the county.
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Temperance Notice.

The District Committees appointed for
Cecil county, by the President of the State
Temperance Society, are called to meet in !.
COUNTY CONVENTION to be held in
Exton Oh
SdIURD iY. September la
(ncxt Saturday, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. 1t is
essential that there be full attendance as
impoltant matters demand their presence.
This call is made on the responsibility of q
number of members Of the committees.
The following are the Committees:
LIST District.-RichardS smans Thomas p.
Jones, Thos. c. Crookshanks, Doct. L. A.
Roberts, jeremiah {. Price. ...
r, 2ud Distrlct.-Capt. ltyttleton S. Chopper,
Samuel Thompson. Richard Ii. Bryan, John
K. Price, John l.. Clayton.
3rd District.-Jamcs II. Mccullough, VIM.
II. Elder, VIM. Torbert, Rcy. j. r. Brown.
VIM. Pinkncy Ewing.
4th District.-David Scott (of Jno.) Jos.
Miller, Doct. r.. G. Carter, Anderson Smith.
Samuel Mcdaniel.
9Th District. Evan W. Thomas, Alexan-
der Wilson. John n. Black, John L. Janney,
Joseph G. johnson. So, ..,
9th District. Pierce, Charles II.
llaincs. Barclay Reynolds, Joseph Thomas,
Jeremiah Rttenhousc.
9Th District.-Edwin Wilmer, Jefferson
Ramsey. +. ID. McClcnahan, Rev. j. Squicr,
Thomas l.. Poulson.
9Th Dist,itt.-lohn r. Richards, Absalom
Roman, Edwin Il. Ewing, Doct. j. w. Row
land, o. p. Killinsworth.
Aug. %, 1855. = .'
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Cure Your Cough,
ny THE Use OF
Rit!er's Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cher.

RY, md H'OOD NiPH1H.l.
A SLIGHT cold. accidentally acquired through
~ neg oct or improper treatment may result in
TINT We. II of all diseases consumption therefore be
advised II time, and procure ut once IL bottle of
thi9 valuable preparation. 1t is pleasant to the
t sic. and has no narco'ic in its compositions and
can he tnk"n by all with perfect safety.
Th" wide spca'l reput .tion which this prcpara-
ton has obj lined ~ cough medicine. is sur"
pl-rntr" of lis uscIulncss in an diseases of the
throat and lungs, and all who it will be certain
I" obtain relief. For sale by all Stnrckccprrs in
this and adjoining counties, and wholesale by the
prbpric or. L. Il. RITTER,
Mar. > I'm. No. I South Front St Phla
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NEW SHIP YARD.

hyAN> TIE subscriber having started a
EVM yard for building and repairing
IAN Boats and Vessels. of all Sizes. at
$780,. $500. PORT HERMAN, hopes to make
ii an object for all having work in his line to
give him call Being in Il good timber
country, with steam mill on the spot by
which much of the work will be DONE and
all h's expenses being very light, he is
ablc'i to do work lower than it can be done
IN he cities. Please give me a trial.
june 3m JOHN BARNABY.
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TERRIBLE HAIL SroRM.-'rhe follown. is
an abstract of Il lcttc. from Cav,Ira county

TERRIBLE HAIL STORM. The following is
an abstract of u lctte: from Cayuga county.
n. Y:
ave were visited on the 10th by hail
storm unprecedented before in this region.
Hail stones fell the size of hens eggs break
ing down the corn, perhaps running the crop
entirely, as the stalks not broken are bruised
in such manner as to render its filling
quite doubtful. Oats were Just being har-
vested; they arc lcvclcd as though roller
passed over them, and with this they are in
some localities thrashcd completed y-hartlly
worth the harvesting. Buckwhcat is de-
stroyed in tote, nothing but the bare stalks
remaining. Windows unprotected by blinds
were completely riddlcd, and'in some cases
the windows sashcs were broken The hail
was accompanied by wind that tore up the
trees and fences, and did tearing business
generally"
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Che 1flarIirts.

Wheat has been selling in Elkton tins
week at S1.10, Corn at 81 cents: Oats at 81
cents; these may be taken as the prices of
yesterday.
in Baltimore on Thursday the prices of
Wheat ranged from lGO to 81 80 for good to
prime reds: and from l.50 to 81 GO for or,l-
nary qualities: white Corn brought IS to SO
cents, and yellow 30 to 81 cents; Oats As to
HI cents: Flour sold at SS.37
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1sCNxETsI asONNETS!!

Mrs. 4. Ford having on hand large
l71and v, selected assortment of SPRING
49, and RI MINER NJ fLLINERY is dcsir-
VI. i"us z losing her stock Of goods for the
~ sea. Ut. Persons wislin" any thing in
her live ~ hl ness will do well to give her
a cal, rs Size J. certain She cannot fail t."
please thra, both in quality and price. They
via fist liu,u} $ oD hand Il lot of Fancy Bon
nets. straw Iplnrts, lined and trimmed, from
Sl.oo. upwards. Chlhlren's fats and ladys'
bats trimmed al III prices, to suit the times.
Very thankful TO the public for tho pat
r"nagc they have bestowed upon her, She
wishes by her great desire to please, a CON
tiuulnCG Of the same.
N. i. Persons bringing the Cash with them
viii be certain not to leave her cstabl iShmrnt
without being perfectly satisfied with their
bergtims. [~J"An Apprentice wanted iul-
mcdiatciy. [junc so, SO.
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Uic0.

At the residence Of his father at Cecilton,
on Friday. the 11tll inst. JONI S. HAYS, ED
est son of Samuel Hays, Esq. aged - years.
At Elk Ridge, on the 10Th inst. MARY
lloLLiNGsw ORTIZ. aged 10 months, daughter
Of Richard and Sally Grasnn.
In Baltimore, on the lIth inst, Jouy
kEArss, aged 80 years.
On Sunday last in Pcrryville after n few
hours sickness Mrs. REBECCA ELLEN Mon
Gan. c"nsort Of Mr.. John T. Morgan. leaving
disconsolatc husband and several children
to mourn her loss.
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l'REIGHTING.
TO IND FROM BILTISIOR

TO IND FKUW B.TLTTWOKE.
TFlE new, tight and substantial m
L fast sailing Schooner JAS. IGLE- M "a
HART, CAPT. Lambert G.. Ford, will ,WtYT\
run regularly from the wharf 49, .
Elk Landing, leaving on Tuesday Of every
week at ~ o'clock NJ.
Frcightcrs may rely upon having their
business attended to carefully and with drs-
patch, and at reasonable rates.
Apply on board to
LAMBERT G. FORD,
or to JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Feb ~ tt Elkton.
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Lessons in Drawing,

NlSS +. s. WILSON will resume her in.
I'A Sructions in Pencil CrayoN. and Mono
chromatic Drawing. on the first Monday in
September simultaneously with the acaden-
ic tenn Of the Elktnn Academy. Terms, five
dollars per session of three months. Apply
at the residence Of Mrs. Margaret Scott, Elk
ton, Md. Iaur, 2j-Im.
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AMERICANS CLIPPERS AND FRENCH STEAM

AMERICANS CLIPPERS AND FRENCH STEAM
ERs.--A letter from Paris says:--
Several of the large American clipper
ships have returned to Marselllts from
their first trip to the Crimca, and are again
loading for the same destination; among
them the Monarch of the Sea, which Will take
400 troops 800 horses, anu 5000 tons OF mill
,ary stores. The Golden Gate will take
nearly The same number of men and horses,
and a large quantity of material. The Nav
arino, screw linc-oI- battle, ship. was detain-
cd to accompany the celebrated clipper the
Great Republic, and if necessary. to tow but
it appears the latter was obliged to keep I'M
der her three topsails to enable the Navarino
to keep up with her. The French officers
were utterly confoundcd at her lectncss. "
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BAD RoADS.-Many complaints have late
ly reached us in relation to the bad state of
the roads in several sections Of the county
Oac gentleman informs Us that his horse got
swamirl somewhere in the Fifth District a
week or two ago and that he was himself
completely submerged in mud hole. going
under cover head and cars" Some of those
aggricycl talk Of presenting the supervisor to
the Grand Jury. Here is a communication
on the subject from the It'll District. The
matter rests between the supervisors and the
people, by whom they are elected.
For Tie Ctca HM!.
Tlh EIg'rru DlSrElcT.
Mr.. EplTon Allow me to call the attrn.
ton OF the proper authorities (hrough the
medium Of Your widely circulated pajcr) to
our almost impossible P"tlic Roads. Owing
to some unknown cause they have been neg
lcctcd, much to the ,lctrimcnt Of the trayl
1t is with great difficulty that carriages can
pass over them without hr, aking an axle or
''overscting;" as a "salnpe' of the manner
in which they are attended to will give as
an Illustration the road leading from Patter-
Sonville tn where it intcrScctS The road lead
lng from Battle Swamp to the lower end of
Port Deposit. 4 citizen returning from Port
af CT night fall. found the top of Il culycrt or
bridge the road being narrow, the culvcrt
could not he driven around. and it was of
such depth rs to render it impossible to
cross; hc had to "turn back" and drive a
mile and half rourh to arrive mt his tlcstlna-
ton. Are we to bctaxrd enormously to pay
for such villainons roads as these! DO we
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For Tile Cecil IJhig.
An Office Bcsgar il not an OGicc
Holder.

Mr.. EDITOR w hen the little dcmacoguc
who edits the organ of Mccullough & Co.,
talks of your ''ingatitude, of yon being "a
sturdy bcggar for crumbs" &c. he appears to
have forgotten ms own antecedcnts or TO la
Dor under the impression that the people of
Cecil County arc ignorant Of them. We can
assure him, however, there are some letters
shll IN existence bearing his signature and
showing the manner in which he lawncd and
crlngcd TO obtain the control of the rapc1 he
now disgraces, and when he obtained it his
alter conduct toward the man who aided him
the most was Of :he basest kind. If this be
his idea of gratitude, Good Lord oliver us
from any conncxion with him. Weta;, also
assure him we have not entirely forgotten the
unfortunate manner III which he begged and
bored for a consulSitip TO Turks Island, for a
nomlna ton to the House of Delegates &C..
and how his mouth was finally closed for a
season by men for whom he does dirty work
procuring him the public printing. We can
tell this miserable creature who moves at the
beck of Mccullough & Co., that his career
before he came begging to this county as
well as since, is known TO q few persons who
have tolerahly tenacious memories and if he
wlshcs few chapters of it written out for
the pubic his case will he attended to pro-
lerly by A JACKSON DEMocRAr.
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ELKTON LEATHER STORE,
OPPOSITE THE HOWARD HOUSE,

OPPOSITE THE HOWARD HOUSE,
1AMES 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
tppcrs; Harness and Skrtng; Bride, fair
black; French and American Lining; Tops
and findings, Hips aud Findings.
u The highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and skins. In,ay 5 Gm
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS
is rapidly on the increase, if the telegraph ic
despatch published yesterday, announcing
394 fatal cases there last week, be correct.
This is an increase IN the previous week Of
l04, fi(ty-thrce over the highest number in
1851, and precisely the same as the largest
number in any week in 1871. 1t is feared
that before September comes and goes the re-
cord will be on quite as melancholy as that
of the dreadful fever of 1858.
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WANTED.

4 active honest man in each section Of
"A the state. to take orders by SAMPLE,
for NELPEAU'S MAGNETIC AGENTS.
a salary Of $500 per year, and Il small com
mission VIII be paid. "Salary payable
Monthly. For particulars address DR.. NJ,
NLipEAC. 422!a Broadway, New York, en-
closing stamp to prepay answer.
Aug. DIT.
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The Great Western Fertilizer.

q FhnllilIER OF y SUPERIOR KIND.
T1lliS article which | offer for sale con
l. slider t" b. one Of the best mauurcs now
IN use. 1t IS far better than Guauo alone
Knowing that farmers have been much inl-
posed on by worthless articles under the
name of Fertilizers, AMI that they look with
suspicion un anything hearing that lame,
think best to inform them Of The materials of
which thus article is composed. So that they
may form an opinion OF It's merits from their
own Judgments. Every ton contains OF the
very best
Peruvian Guano 400 lbs
Potash and Soda Salts acO
Fine bone dust 200 :.
Super Phosphate Of Lime and ION, r.
animal carbon
1t is well known that the salts of potash soda
aud lime enter largely into our 'arln products.
particularly the cereals, such rs wheat and
corn. This combination has been made so
rs to supply the growing pilntS with these
clrmcntS il viii prevent the attacks ofwormS
anl insects; for BurkWhrat, Wheat and Grass
il is the best manure that can he used, as the
materials are all solids.
The pric' is 81 per 100 lbs. or $50 per ton.
Apply to \. w. KING, Mill Greek, l. miles
below Il!iton. Hume 9 If
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who are anxious will watch the Steamer from
Baltimore on Saturday night next the man
with the green Spcctaclcs and carpct-bag can
tell them where he is. Till then Adieu
SCIO.
p. $. I open this letter to state that Poly
wog is still around, alive, well and hopeful
SEQ.
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TENNESSEE PoLITICs. The Americans
have elected as many of their order to the
next Congress as the Wings had in the last,
and in the Legislature on joint ballot there
are 50 to As pseudo Democrats. Yet the
State is put down in the democratic column.
1t is true that the democratic Governor sue
ccodcd; but FOL first essay in Southern
State, the result is glorious TO the American
organization.
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TO FARMERS

UUEELER'S PATENT R.iILW ny
Horse Powers and OVERSIGHT Thrashers.
NOTICE is hereby given to Farmers, that
~ | still continue the sale Of Whcclcr'S
Patent Nailway Horse Powers and Oycrshot
Tlrashcrs with Shakers attached, which ]
will warrant 10 give satisfaction. or no sale.
Also, Feet Cntns, C'orcr Huiiers, and Wool
Saws:
Persons wishing to engage Machine may
call on I'll" subscriber living near the Magraw
Church. or address him ut Rising Sun. Cecil
county. Maryland
May 10 If JOHN D. MICIIENER.
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NOMINATION For CoNGREsS.-A convcn.
ton representing the American or Know
Nothing Order of the sixth Congressional dis
trict of Maryland assembled iii Washington
city on Monday, and nominated DR.. w. w.
Watkins of Howard county, as their candi-
date for Congress. The district is composed
of Calvert, st. Mary,s, Prince Georges Anne
Arundel, Howard, Montgomery and Charles
counties NIL of which, except Charles, were
represented in the convention.
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CHIEF ENGINEER FOR TIE MARYLAND AND
DELAWARE RAHRoAD.--The Board of Dircc-
tors have unanimously selected Charles p.
Manning, ESQ, as their chief engineer. Mr..
Manning has for some time hecn connected as
chief engineer with the ALEXANDRIA, Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad Company.
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CHOLERA has broken out along the Monon-
gahela river, in the vicinity of Bellyernon,
Independence and Fayettc city, Pa Four
teen cases and seven deaths had occurred up
to the latest dates, and panic had visited
the ncighborhood, in consequence Of which
the inhabitants of the towns named are lcav-
ing in all directions, so that it is difficult to
bury the dead.
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w Hon. abbott Laurence died at his resi-
dencc in Boston, on Saturday morning last
lie was one Of the wcalthicSt merchants in
the United States, and also a very dstinguis-
cd Wing politician. He was CO years of
age, and has left an estate valued at $1,000
600
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JAMES NJ. BURGESS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

WiIOSE advertisement is in another
w column Of this paper, has ON hand ut
this time and for sale 20 FARMS: several of
them from tire to five miles from Port De-
post.
Aug. Eft.
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PUNcTUALIrY.-Fo three successive trips
the Collins steamers from England have ar
rived at New York in time for the merchants
OF that city to answer their letters by the
steamers Of the same line, sailing at twelve
O'Clock on the same day.
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LOST.

A 7 the Red Lion Camp Meeting, light
L n colorcd hair trunk, containing several
Articles of ladies' clothing and small bible.
Any information left with the Editor will be
tiiankfully received. Taug. %.
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Gorot Small GoIk
"A *nappcr-up of unconsidcrtd iriGcs. -


SertMHJG.-N many years since; and
,,lmo't within the memory of the .norxGnsr in
hnbita.t. -" sscr"nadc. were frequent around our
town, in the pleasant nights, winter and sum.
mer. We do not alude to those inilrtabe monde
script entertainments which follow on the heels Of
weddings. king nj hit hidcpus'' by all sorts o!
what might well be termed Internal noises. but to
tho,c more delicate mu ical treats cornIlim.ntarv
to som" retired lady to tempt somc- even the
lIshtcst-rccoSnition from her window. Half a
dozen voices scmctim'S joined in ccnccrt-somc-
times the i'uc or clariunct md Il single singer ("f
course *ngle)--sornctmcs On rer1arkabI occasions
Whole band would DC Mustered in the delightful
service. We have heard amusing Anecdotes in
connection with these scrcIadcs as. for instance ::
lady's snoring being taken by the impassioned
singer for her sighings; or Of neglected damscl
who played tn. flute. donning br, cchcs AMI coat
and scrcnading herself and Cutting sound thrcsh
ing for her pains from an amrcr who mistook the
scr,nadcr for rival, But scrrnadcs with all their
incidents, dangers AMI delight; eudcl here
now. und rs our ladies have tot grown less beauti-
fWl, it must be that orr gentlemen Lave grown les.
gallant
ih'AF ithliIhS tpH'c H'ilVIiIlN up 10 introduce
The following fine song from an esteemed CORES
rondcn out in III" country where the custom seem.
Eot yet 10 have gone into di>usc:
For 1hr Cecil Hing.
SEREN AIDE;
Respectfully Dcd,cmed to Miss A.. of Baii-
more, nor Ia The 6h District.
Lady sleep for thy lover sake,
Though Heaven is bright and the air is balm
Tie ,iaIs l,uk en- Oh The sleeping Jake,
For the wind is hush d in II noiy cglm,
Sleep, and The visions Of bliss atlond
That visit the couch Of The pure Inl fair
The Spori,c legi"ns Of Fancy lend
Their soft cnchantmcnt TO bless fhcc there
Sleep, for the world ha. noight like this
Ia the We fy circut Of busy days
No JOY like that of the ,rfeanrri bliss
No light like the hastings of Fnncy's ray
1hcn s!crp in safety. while stealing round,
The soften ii note of my light gaitar.
Shall charm thy siumher with gentle sound
ill Sol shalt mount his golden car.
sleep, til the finger Of rosy morn
Shall draw the cultlins that veil the sun,
iii the young day from The skies be hurn--
Then wake i'll beauty, my fairies; one,
'IlEGMiT."
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EOR SALE.

A BLACK MAN. aged 23 years; a slave
IA for life, and first rate able bodied
farm hanl. Apply to
JAS. II. BENSON, Jr..
Aug. Eft. Near Cecil,ou. Nd
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WANTED.

4 BOY 1G to IL years Of age, to learn the
~ Mercantile business. None need apply
unless we'll recommended for honesty and
Apply to j. \. ELIASON,
Cheap Corner, Middlctown, Del.
Aug. 2J-2w.
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The DILLON AFFAIR SErrlEp.-A Paris
correspondent of the New York Tribune says
that the Dillon affair between the United
States and France has been definitely .ettl.d.
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GUNNER FURN ACES.--lp store and for
~ sale a lot OF Summer Furnaces with clay.
OFFENDERS to burn stone coal or charcoal.
Aug %. STAPLES \ CANINElL.
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Mexican and ChiIian Guano.
Nv STORE

$500 Barrels MEXICAN GuANO.
lSno Bag GILLIAN GuANO,
Imported, and for sale in lots to- suit purchasers
by y. :. BURLING
No. l0l NORTH FRuST STREET
Ang Elm. puIIAprIruI,