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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-24
LII HOGhhrET & ENGRAVING
{. l.. IlOVEN A. 81,

y" 80 summer street. Boston. are ,,o,y ,.r,,,.,.
>h." 'Lr;r fAIL IMPORTATION If
EINFV ND .<YlpTE ,.,iny,r
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Flour. Graham. Corn. Eve and (,,.,.

All al wt!ich MI IL, sold wit.le-sl. -.
furtr> pF4"e>. anf ~ retail in;s.r tll., ..,.
chased III Northern Ntr1nrr. - -.
ainiii" i"r v"';r>".yc-. ~ door .a>- 81 -. :,
Store on Eastern Avenue All >'''
- I"hi>ilIrv. Oct , -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-24
FURNISHING GOODS,

Cons ting d: Stocks. Tee. Crav:.~ Nerh and
Pocke' !anlkcrchi.-t>. Gloves. Hosiery. French
IT, -'.'iI> for Shirts. Mite and Ea,c.r Sh;rS I.r-
-hlr; n,!d Drawers. SU-penicr~. I:,rl Gloves and
Mt'c'S. and lna'iv o'hcr Goods which AR. usually
kri,f In :. tl.rili- lr Sfl,rr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-24
v e S TIN G S.

HEAVY fine French F.,,,.. Va'-a.. E,
Cashmere. Nalc,cia :i'..l ,,r.. 4, -, ! 49,.
tananG ",.,,e.rr >,Eie> Al EpLt> a nlNlNG>
SEPT. l.. l,5:.. 49,.
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OK TIE PARISH R,,v

fuh.i~,c'! on Wednesday. Ocr. 24r!. in oueyol
IL mo. IL" ~. Price ST.
SHErARn. CLARK < Co. Publishers anil
Booksellers, No llo wa>li,,c.n, e.. n...,],..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20
Eeuse Painters,

LtAMUEL W. DOWNING returns his
othankSto the people OF Elkton and vicinity
tor their liberal patronage heretofore bestow-
cd upon him aud takes this method to inform
them that he has entered into partnership
with Mr.. Samuel Smith from Baltimore, who
is equally as good workman AS himself.
We ara ready to do work in all parts Of the
town and country in the best manner and at
the lowest rate to suit the times. All
kinds of limitations, such as Maple, Oak,
Grainng. Marble. Brown, Stone and Granite,
Silver White, Cake White, Lake White,
China Gloss, Dead White, and Paper Warm
fishing Of all kinds, and putting on the Fro
Proof Paint done in the ncatcst style and
warranted not to crack Tor spot. AT the same
place opposite the Howard House on Main
Street. SAMUEL ". DOWNING 4 CO.
fully LIT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

1.-THE number Of foreigners natural
lied at the late term of the Circuit Court
here has been greater than ever before,
amounting as we are informed, to 81;
and as nearly all of them will vote with
the Pierce party they add to it consid-
cradle strength. The Judges of Elcc-
ton and others interested, will remember
that the parties thus naturalizcd must
have the other qualifications of voters
they must have resided one year in the
State and six months in the county, or
they are not entitled to vote.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20
For The Cecil Hhie.
STATES ATTORNEY.

MRs EDITOR A report has been put
in ejaculation in certain parts of the
county, that VIM. Pinkney Ewing, Esq,
Independent candidate for States At
torneylis an abolitionist. This is COM
mon slanaer ,usually put forth against
up-county candidates just before the
elections. In the case of Mr.. Ewing, it
is falschood put forth to injure him,
but | apprehcndit vii fail of its effect.
MIR. Ewing is mancf theslighcst char
acter, and one of the soundesft men men
tally we have in the county, and he will
get heavy vote from the people of Ce-
Gil among whom he was born and raised.
| observe that certain citizens of IIar-
ford have held a meeting and passed
resolutions against partizan Judges, and
in favor Of Mr.. Buchanan, which they
have published in the Baltimore Sun.
Now it is equally as important that we
should have States Attorney who is
not partizan, and on that ground l call
on all Wings and on all Democrats and
Americans, who are opposed to partzan
Prosecutors, to vote FOR William Pinkney
Ewing fer States Attorney. JUSTICE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20
The Great Western Fertilizer,

AFERrIf!ZH2 OF A SUPERIOR KIND
"1lliS article which | offer for sale con
u Il slider TO b. one of the best manurcs now
IN use. 1t IS lar better than Guano alone
Knowing that firmers have cen much i'm
posed on by worthless articles under the
naine 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
may form AN opinion Of its merits from their
own judgments. Every ton contains of the
very best
Peruvian Guamo 400 lbs.
Potash and Soda Salts 400
Fine bone dust go
Super Phosphate ofLime and l,ooo
animal carbon io"'
1t is well known that the salts Of potash soda
and lime enter largely into our farm products,
particularly the cereals, such as wheat and
corn. This combination has been made SO
rs to supply the growing plants with these
elements; it will prevent the attacks ofworn,s
and insects: for Buckwheat, Wheat and Grass
i, is the 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 Etkton. IJune 2tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

YELLOW FEVER AT TIE SouTH.-At Eicks-
burg; Mississippi, twcnty-nine deaths from
yellow fever occurred during the week ending
on the lSt inst There was Il decided ahatc-
mcnt Of the epidemic but few new cases oc-
curing and nearly all the sick doing well. At
Whr1cnton, Miss, it was raging with UMPIRE
ccdcntcd violence. At the latest dates there
were one hundred and twenty cases. At Mil,
lkcn' Bend, Miss. also, the fever ragged Vi
olcntly, and number Of deaths took place.
At DonaIdsyile, La, it has been destructive
as also through the parish of Ascension La.
as many as five PERSONS i'll one woek d jag in
one family. Many are down with the fever,
and very few get well. AT the Convent Of the
Sacred Heart, in the parish of st. James, La.
thirteen nuns have died of it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

RIOT AT WARWICK.-Wc understand
that party of Irish who had been bury
ing comrade at the Catholic Church
near Warwick on Thursday, when pass
ing through that village attacked and
stoned the storc-house of Mr.. Jump,
and that the citizens had to rise and
drive them off by force and arms. Some
persons were injured we understand, but
we are unable to give the particulars.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20
ROyNETS! HsONNETs!!

NIS. A. Ford having on hand large
!. L1And well selected assortment Of SPRING
- and SU MINER MILLINERY, is dcsir-
o'is Of closing her stock of goods for the
VA season. Persons wishing any thing in
iAsi"" ~ ''""i""s" ".'ii do "vli to give her
call as She is certain she cannot fail to
please them, both in quality and price. They
wiltfnd always on hand lot of Fancy Bon
nets, Straw Bonnets, lined and trimmed from
SlM, upwards. Chlldrcn's flats and ladys'
hsts trimmed at all prices, to suit the times
Very thankful to the public for the pat
ronage they have bestowed upon her, she
wishes by her great desire to please, q con-
tinuancc Of the same.
N. b. Persons bringing the Cash with them
will be certain not to leave her establishment
without being perfectly satisfied with their
bargains. Cyan Apprentice wanted i'm
mcdiaely. [junc 80, '55.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

New ORLEANS, Oct. l6.-Gavcston dates
to the l4th, have been received. Captain
Callahan, of the Texas Rangers, has had a
battle with party of seven hundred Mexi.
cans and Indians, in which four Texans and
forty of the enemy were killed. The enemy
finally retreat cd, and Capt Callahan calls on
Texas for further assistance in his efforts to
eXtermnatc the Indians, who aver their in
tentlon to kill, as they go, all with whom
they meet. Another attack from them was
expected.
The battle above referred to, occurred at
Eagle Pass on the 4th inst.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20
TIN-WARE AND STOVES,
AT PORT Deposit,

TNIlE undersigned having purchased Of
Il Robert Christy the above establishment,
is prepared to furnish every thing in his lin"
OF business upon the most accommodating
terms.
A full assortment of Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware always on hand.
D-Roofiing and Spouting done right, and
warranted.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
which l will sell as low as they can be OBJ
TONED any where in the State.
Attention is particularly invited my stock
ofCOOkING STOVES, either for wood or
coal; any Of which ilnot found, upon trial. to
be as represented may be returned. Give
me q call am determined to please.
JAS. X. TRlMBLE.
Port Deepest, July 2S-tf.
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ANOTHER ATTENp.r No hcc,cc,>

ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE
Louis NAroLEoN.-A correspondent of
the New York Courier, writing from
Paris, states that Louis Napoleon was
Tired upon on the night of the 10Th, by
cent-garde.-The scene was in ono of
the halls Of the palace Of St. Cloud, and
the Emperor was wounded slightly in
the point of the shoulder. An inch
lower and it would have been mortal.
The assassin WAS Immediately arrested.
1t is said that he was bribcd by 300, 900
francs to commit the crime by the Or
leanists. An investigation was inmc-
diately ordered, and at the last dates it
was proceeding in secret. We find no
confirmation of the report in the foreign
papers, though it must have been prev
alcnt at Paris as other correspondents of
the American press mention it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

TIE SPECIAL ELECTION IN BALTIMORE
An election was held on Thursday in the 10Th
ward in Baltimore to fill vacancy in the
City Council, occasioned by the death of Mr..
Baker. At the regular election last week
the vote stood, for Baker, Gil. for Woods
(Amcllcan) COS: majority of the foreign par
ty GO. On Thursday the vote stood for Gar
risen, (Amcrican) G37, for Hack pierce loco)
5Gl-American majority 76.
There was falling off in the whole num-
Der of votes cast las there always is IN spe-
cial clcction) amounting to 81 the Americans
gained 90 and the Pierce party lost 10.
During the day there was much rioting
and several persons were shot, the account of
which is thus given by The Clipper:
Upon the opening of the polls in the morn
ing, there was large number of the members
of the American party present who very nat
urally used thcii eXertions to further the sue
cess of their ticket, but by no undue course or
lawlcss act, All entitled to vote came and
went unmolcsted, and the kindlcst feelings
were exhibited, except by those of the foreign
party, who, after finding that they could not
have things exactly as they wished, started
off for rc-nforctments. Some of them APP
peared in the Shcrilfs Office and lnportuned
the Sheriff to dcputise them as a special posse
of police, to rally and drive the American res
identS from the polls or arrest them for daring
to interfere in the politics ofthe day. A mod
est request, truly-but it was not granted.
Others went to the New Market engine house
and other places, and after raising crowd
returned to the polls, where, by bullying,
they thought to make the Americans vamoose.
but they were disappointed. They turned
OH them and drove them away, and in their
retreat several we've heard to say, 'nevcr
mind, we will return again and take the
polls"
Accordingly about three o'clock. congre-
CATION comprising about one hundred anti
American DULLES from different sections ofthe
city, were seen nearing the polls, and the
Americans started and intercepted them at the
Corner of Fremont and Saratoga streets, where
pistols were fired, bricks thrown, the enemy
routed and chased along Saratoga streets some
distance. The police ran to quiet the distuI-
bance, and in coming out of cross street,
got between the combatants. The Americans
upon SC ing them come, desst,d in further
pursuit, and most of them returned to the
polls, but the anti-American crowd turned ON
them, having reloaded their pistols, and fir
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20
FREIGHTING.

TO AND FROM B4LTIMORE.
NHE new, tight and substantial IN
u fast sailing Schooner JAS. IGLE- MI II
HART, capt. Lambert G. Ford, will yWhlE(
run regularly from the wharf tak=l5s5
Elk Landing, leaving on Tuesday of every
week ut . O'Clock NJ.
Freightcrs may rely upon having their
business attended to carefully and with des-
patch, and at reasonable rates.
Apply on board to
LAMBERT &. FORD,
or to JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Feb PAT Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

i'm. Facieco, the Mexican Minister at
Paris, has written to the journal called the
pays" to say that it is an error to suppose.
as some newspaper writers have doue, that
the recent revolutionary movements in Mexico
pre- pare the way for its annexation to the u
ntcd States "Whatcver may be the chang
es that take place in Mexico" he drcales,
"thcy will always be of national character:
no one thinks of annexation to the United
States, and no party for such purpose ever
existed"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

SANTA ANNA AT CARTuAGENA- The As.
plnwall Courier says :--"Santa Anna and
family arc safely installed in and near Car
thagcna. Our readers are aware that he has
a beautiful residence but few miles distant
good cultivation, two years ago, when he left
ii at the call of his partizans in Mexico. He
now returns to private life for the third time:
and we presume the little pueLIo of Tobacco
must have strong attractions to induce him
to locate his retirement there second time,
after his exciting and varied career"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

Tue ELECTIONS STILL TO CONE IN 1866
Louis ana votes on Monday, November 5 for
State fiji ,crS and five representatives to Con-
gross. Mississippi, Monday, November. S,
State officers and five representatives to Con-
gross. New York, Tuesday, November 6,
State officers, but no Governor or Lieut. Gov
crnor. Wisconsin, Tuesday. November, 6,
State officers. Massachusetts,, Tuesday, No.
vcmbcr s, Governor. State officers and lrgisla-
tnre. Maryland, Wednesday, November l..
six representatives to Congress, two State Of
ticcrs, legislature, &c. In Tennessee, Ala
bama Caliior. il, Wisconsin and Pcnnsy Iva.
mia. the legislatures in each State cleo. one
United States Senator.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

AMERICAN NOMINATIONS IN HARFonp
CouNTY.-Thc following is a correct list of
the nominations of the American party in
Hartford county. Such ticket cannot fail
70 success. The nominations were made on
Wednesday, the 10th instant:--For the State
Senate. Edwin H. Webster: for the House of
Dclceatcs, L. NJ. Dnvall, j. Henry Jarrett
IL. w. Silver: for Sheriff, James A. Cover:
for States Attorney, W. H. Dalam; for Com
missioncrs, DR.. Joshua Wilson. Samuel Silver,
Geo. Finney, VIM. Bancy, Thos. Brannan.
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For Sheriff.
JOHN j. r. POOLE.
For Judges Of the Orphans Court.
BENJAMIN w. HARRIS,
GEN. HENRY s. Sites,
ANDREW LYON.
For County Surveyor.
JETIlRO JOHNSON.

LAND SALEs.-Mr. James McCauley,
Land Agent, has sold farm of unim-
proved land on "Stony Chase near
Gilpin's Falls, belonging to John Means,
Esq, containing 1lS acres, for S2,350.
Also a tract of ll5 acres adjoining the
above, for $4,000. Purchaser, William
Vandcgrift and Timothy V. Ross, of
Bucks county, Pa.
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NOTICE..


William A. Drown, In the Circuit Court
ct al. for Cecil county, in
vs.. fChancery, Octo Der
Thomas S. Thomas. 18th, 1855.
IN petition, it is ordered that Adelaide
" NJ. Lemon bring into this Court the
sum OF thirteen hundred and nine dollars,
(Sl309.OO,) with interest thereon from the
sixteenth of February, eighteen hundred and
lilty-iour; the same being balance on Real
Els tate sold to her and reported in this cause,
or snow good cause to the contrary, or on be-
lore the first day Of March next; provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Cecil county, once week
Tor one month before the frs! day OF Decem-
Der next. JAMES Nj. BUCHANAN.
True copy, Test,
H. II. MITCHELL,
oct. 20, iS55-lm. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

A MISTAKE CORRECTED. The Pensacola
Gazette says;---Wc find IL statement going the
rounds Of the papers that P.incc Iucian Mu-
rat, heir l'"htlp apparent to the throne Of
Naples, was formerly Il resident planter of
tins Statc-but this is all mistake. 1t was
Prince Acilp Murat. who marlel the daugh-
ter of Colonel Boyd Willis. of Virginia. and
settled on plantation somewhere near Talla-
hasse. Prince Murat was well known, and
highly esteemed, as a corteous andt courtlv
gentleman in this city, where the father and
family of his lady resdcd-ii is now many
years since his dcmisc-his widow still re-
sides on the plantation, and is blessed with
fortune, health and troops of friends, all of
which she is most deserving.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

tTAlvarcz, one of the successful rcyolu-
tionistS in Mexico, is said to be fitting ont a
navy at San Francisco. 1t is reported that
he has purchased two banks and two schoon-
crs, which arc being quietly fitted out, and
will soon sail for the Mexican coast. An ex.
Post Captain i'll the French Navy has received
the appointment Of Admiral in Chicf-onc
other Frcnchnlan and two American Captains
and twenty-five Lieutcnants. They intend to
take Mazatlan first, then Guayamas and La
Paz, which pmiies the coast Of Santa Anna S
adhcrcnts entirely.
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NOTICE..

William A. Drown.
ct al. In the Circuit Court
Us. fof Cecil county, in
Thomas S. Thomas. chancery.
PY virtue of an oder of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, in Chanccry, notice is
hereby given, by the undcrsi gncd trustees
IN the above cause, to all persons holding
judgments against the above named Thomas
). Thomas, which are liens on the estate
dccreed in this cause to be sold, to file their
claims with the Clerk of this Court, on or
before the twenty first day of next Novem-
Der. JOHN C.. GROOME,
GEORGE EARLE,
Oct. 20, 1355--4t. Trustees.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

MARSHAL PELlsslER.- Newark Mcrcu-
ry publishes troma private letter, the follow
ing interesting desert lion of the personal APP
ptarance Of this distinguished officer:
81 was rather astoniShcd at disappearance
o. the French commander ofthc forces. From
his character, | expected to have seen young
active man, whereas General PelisSicr is AN
enormously fatman, with very white hair,
which is cut very close, he is so fat that he IS
unable to rHlc, any distance. lie was in an
open carriage drawn by four grcys. and two
soldiers as dnf riders, and an Arab, with a
white, flowing robe. followed it. The Gen.
cral was dressed in uniform. with number
ofdccorations on his hrcat, and over his Shout
ders he worea white cloak somewhat similar
% those worn by the Arab Chiefs. lie is not
very tall, and his face has rather a good hui
INQUIRED expression, and quite different from
what your imagination would portray from
his'history either here or i'll Africa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

The EXHIBITION or TIE UNITED STATES
AGRICULTURAL Society AT BoSTON.-The
Boston papers give the programme for the
great Exhibition ufthc United States Agricul-
turl Society, which will commence on Tues
day and close OH Saturday, The Journal of
Tuesday says
1t will commence with grand cavalcade
Of all the horses on exhibition, arranged in
classes, and from the entries already made
there is lttle,hazard in predicting that this
will he the most magnificent show of horses
ever seen i'll hmtlica. The cava,ca,lc will DC
repeated each morning. and the remainder Of
the cay will be occupied in exhibitions of the
different breeds and classes Of cattle, trials Of
II ced, &c. The preparations are on the most
splendid scale. The entries. We learn, are
large. Some splendid stock was entered YES
tcrday. Everything now looks favorable for
IL disI lay which will su,pass in excellence
anything Of the kind ever before seen in this
country.
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10 the Independent Voters of Cecil Comty:
The undersigned respectfully, informs them
that he is still II candidate for the office Of
Shcriil Of said county, and respectfully soli-
cts their suilrAges.
would here state that would not have
beema candidate only for the pledge of the
word of honor vi Mr.. William Haines to u
friend Of mine that if would accept the
nomination Of the nominating convention, he
would not he candidate in my way, aud on
that promise, and not until it was made, did
consent TO go before the convention for the
nomination, and did not solicit the nominal
ton from single delegate, nor any Of my
friends; Oh the contrary told them that I
did not want the nomination, and did consent
Lnil that promise was made, and if Mr..
llaines denies that pledge, will prove it.
Respectfully, BEN JAMIN VANDIYER.
Oct. 2U-te.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

THE RETURN OF EUROPEAN CRIMINALS
Some tine in august last, Mayor Wood, of
New York, received information that Ham
burg ship, the Dcutchland, had sailed from
that port fon New York, having OH board a
number of criminals. direct from the prison
at Gustrow. He accordingly notified the
agents of the ship there. that he would when
she arrived, take charge Of these people, and
that they should be retained in custody, and
thus prevented from adding their number to
the desperate characters who already prey
upon the community, The Dcutchland
reached New York on The 17th of last month
and was stopped at Quarantine. An cxami-
nation into the character of the passengers
was at once instituted under the direction of
the Mayor. Competent persons were APP
Iolntcd to conduct it. The examination sub.
Siantiatcd the reports previously receiv cd
The conyicts were found on board, and their
admissions or afiilavlts taken, BY which
their unworthy character was, we arc assui-
ca, fully established. They were. thcleupon
placed in durancc until they could be return
Cd to the port whence they sailed, and this
course, it is said, will be pursued by the
Mayor In all similar cases for the future.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

ANTHRACITE CoAL.-The Philadelphia
Ledger says :-"As low as anthracite coal
now is, compared with last years prices,
there is every prospect that it will be lower
next year. New mines are opening, and the
facilities for bringing the produce to market
are daily increasing. Among the many re-
cent developments we hc;r most fattcring
accounts Of those of the Mahanov REGION
The supply sascoal is large, and the quality
SAID to be q tsteaual to the best coming to
this market"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-20

Phil. AND BAIT. CENTRAL RAIL Road
At the Rail road Meeting held at New Lon
don, on Friday week, the Stockholders und,,-
imously voted in favor of making contract
with D.ckey & Co., who agree to furnish the
iron, to lay the track, and to put the road in
complete running order as soon as graded,
and further to leaze.the Pennsylvania Div-
sion, thirty-six miles in length, for term of
ten years. The payments of iron, &C., to be
made in the bonds of the Company. This
contract insuros the speedy completion of the
read and guarantees to the Stockholders a
dividend of sir per cent, per annum, payable
half yearly, upon their stock, clear Of all con-
tingences. There are at this time, twenty
one and one half miles graded of the thirty
six in Pennsylvania, and with prompt pay
mcnt on the part Of the Stockholders, we
shall soon enjoy the advantages of this impor-
tant public lmprovcment.-So says the Ken
nett Square Free Press.
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MONEY FOR EUROPE.

DARTlES wishing to send money to En-
L gland, ireland or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East, in sums to suit, on the principal Banks
in any Of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,,
Agents for Abraham Bell X Sons,
Apr 90 IF New York.