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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-27

THE PAPER PLANT IN WIsCoNsiN.-Un-
der this head we have before description Of
a plant recently discovered in tins country by
Mrs A. l.. Beaumont, of Arena. She has fur
nished us with fine sample of cotton, and also
of fax from the same plant, which she describes
N follows:
II discovered, two years ago, plant that
yields both Gotten and fax from the same root.
and believe am tie first person that ever a1l.i~
waited, spun and knit from it. am. persuaded
that any article that will mako good cloth as
can be made from tlis plant will make good pa
per. hence / call it the Paper Plant. IT can be
planted in the Spring and cut in the fall or win
ter. 1t bleeches itself white as it stands, and
will yield at least two or three tons to the acre.
From single root that transplanted last spring
there grew twenty large stalks, with three hun
bred and five pods Containing the cottonl with
at least sixty seeds in each. From this root
obtained seven ounces Of pure cotton, and over
half pound of fax. II is very heavy plant,
and grows from six TO seven feet high"
From the sample before us of cotton and flax,
rs an article for the manufacture of paper, it
must he far better and cheaper than any other
known Mrs B., in the discovery and, cultiva,
ton of this plant, is entitled TO the gratitude of
ALL and we trust she may yet be literally re-
warded for SO doing Mineral Pt. Trib.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-27
SMITH & LINES,

Corner Of Main and Market Sts., Opposit
IN a. Rro.
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Rnmors of Peace

The strength and buoyancy Of the money
market is attributed in part to the rumors of
peace. These rumors are credited by some
journals, and thought improbable by others.
The Shipping Gazette expresses the substance Of
these reports as fouowss
There is, at least { The Gazette says) pros
pect of peace, and fair one. Through the
veil of official righteousness n rumor has arept
forth that propositions have been made to the
Emperor of the French for the termination of
hostilities, upon terms which can be hOp0rably
accepted, and which it would be reckless and
mpotic to reject Russia, it is stated, is ready
to conclude peace with the Western Powers,
without the intervention of either Austria or
Prussia, by which all the objects contemplated
by the present war may be obtained, without
Russia being subjected to such a humiliation Al.
no wise statesman would desire to counsenance
nor any prudent international policy could JUS
tify. Russia proposes, it is said, to guarantee
the free navigation of the Danubc the indie
pcndence of the Danubian Provinces, either
from her own or Austrian surveillance: the en-
tire freedom of the Black Sea, together with
such material guarantees for the preservation of
the Ottoman Empire may, in Council be
agreed upon between the begerent powers
In the mean time the contending parties are to
be at liberty to continue their preparations for
the Spring campaign, subject toaan und2rstan-
ding that no active hostilities will be entered
upon up to specified time to be agreed upon
by all parties. Such is understood to be the
substance Of the propositions submitted to the
French Emperor, and the terms proposed can
not be considered unworthy of attention.
The London Times of the ID Decembe-
speaks of these peace minors as fresh move
men.s on the side IF Austria to patch up peace
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Apl'il Magazines.

The National Mlgaeine, CARLTON 4 PnI-
LIPS, New York. We have this beautiful
and excellent book for April. Among its
embellishments is portrait Of the poet
painter II. Buchanan Read. which is accom-
panied by sketch of his life from the pen Of
S,oddard.
Pu,cms Nonhlp.-This first class Amer
lean work, of which VIC have the April No.,
has been sold by Putnam & Go. to MesSrs.
Dix 4 Edwards, and is to he edited hereafter
by llowadji Curtis. The course Of the Mag
azinc will be the general direction hitherto
pursued with an aim al the same time to
attain to greater excellence. 1t has been
ono Of the best Monthlics ever printed and
its future promise is high.
GrGhom's Maeae'nc for April, now pub
li>hed by Abraham ii. See, comes with fine
steel engravngs and many highly interesting
articles: among which MARY Stuart" by
William Dove, is chapter Of great excel
lcncc.
Frank Leslie's York Journal for April
has come with its large amount Of reading
matter and many engrayings. It's contents
arc varied and interesting.
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New London Academy.

NETT LONDON, CHESTER CO., P1.
TNIlE SUMMER SESSION Of this Institution
l. will commence on WEDNESDAY,, May
md, and continue twcnty-onc weeks. The
course Of instruction is extensive and tho
rough embracing the various branches OF a
sound English Education, and the Latin,
Greek, German, French and Italian Lam
giagcs, music on Piano, Drawing, &c.
Special care is bestowed on the English
branches, and throughout the whole course it
is AIMED to make education q reality.
Thorough rccitations are always required.
This Institution is located in retired and
beautiful village. surrounded by highly cult
vstcd country, and from its location combines
advantages rarely found united.
TrRMs.-Boarding and Tuition for summer
session, SO; Washing, Music, Modern Lam
guagcs and Drawing, are extras, at the usual
charges.
A commodous new brick building has
lately been purchased, which will be hereafter
occupied as the boarding House, and will
afford the most comfortable accommodations
to students from distance.
For circulars and catalogues address as
above. JAS. Is. McDON ELL,
mar II 5w Principal.
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ATTENTION!
BOUNTY LAND.

RpI an act of Congress passed March sra,
ES 1858, all who served ii days or more IN
the Revolutionary War, or in any other, 70
which the United States have been engaged,
and have not received land, are entitled TO
100 acres.
All persons who served in any battle,
Though they only served one day.) are en-
titled to 1853 acres. The widow. (or If no
widow,) the UhiIdrcn (if any,) undcr2 years
on the 3'i day Of hlrch, lSj1, are entitled to
the Land.
Tcanstcrs, Wagon masters, Marines: Sail
OrS, &c, are also entitled to lGD acros
Those who have drawn less than $50 acres
under any previous Law, are now entitled to
enough to make that quantity in all.
C5-Having peculiar advantages for obtain
ing the warrants. and from extensive travel
through the West, for advantagcous!y locat-
ing the same. persons entitled to Land should
apply personally, or by letter to
WM PINkNEY EWING,
March l7ih, '55--J. Ekton, Mary!and.
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Newark Female Seminary.

UJISS II. CHAMBERLAIN, assisted by
I'VE teachers of superior qualifications, will
open Seminary for Young Ladies' in Ncwa'h,
Delaware, .fpril 1871, 1855.
TERMs--Expcnses per session of twenty
one weels-board and tuition in English
studies, so. Languages, each SO; Music
on Piano or Guitar, with use Of instrument,
$50 to $50; Drawing $40; Washing per dozen
30 cents.
The first term will comprise but twelve
weeks Of the session; the expenses will BIO in
exact proportion to those above stated.
REFERENCEs:-Danicl kirkwood, LII. D.,
President Of Del. College; j. W. Weston, A.
NJ, Principal of Newark Academy; Rev. V.
D. Collins, Rcv.J Valandigham, J. W Evans,
Esq, j. Miller, Esq, Col j. l. Miles. Newark;
George Earle. Esq. Elkton, Nd; Prof. Chas.
Long, Ilartsville, Pa; Rev. Jas. Ii Mcneil,
Sec. Am. Bible Soc, New York.
Newark, Del, March 10 tw
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Cur Port Deposit OIice.

WYE have opened an agency and Office
w for The Cecil Wing in Port Deposit, to
which SAMUEL PIAco, Esq. Deputy Post
master will give attention. He is authorized
to receive money on our account and receipt
for the same to receive subscriptions to the
paper and to make contracts for advertising.
lie has now Il number of bills for collec-
ton, and as soon rs possible we will make
out the bills Of subscribers and others who
are indebted to US in that section of the
county, and place them in his hands. Being
in present want Of money We will take it as a
particular favor il our friends leave money
due us with him.
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The Dog Tax.

TEVllE Collie ctors in the several Districts are
L. hereby notified to pay to the County
Commissioners at their first meeting i'll April
the amount Of the tax on dogs, collected by
them for the year 1851, in order that it may
be app, opriuted TO the uses specified By the
Law.
and notice is hereby given to Collectors
and to the owners Of dogs. that all the dogs in
tbs several districts shall be assessed for the
year 1855. under the 'Act taxing Dogs for
the prob elton of Sheep in Cecil county, be-
tween the 10Th day of March and the LIST day
Of June in sal year, and the owner of every
taxable dog assessed between those dates
shall be held cco1ntabIe for the tax assessed
TO him, whether he s.. all afterwards part with
the dog or not. Aud the assessment "i the
dogs in the county as ttk"n by Inc seVtral
collectors, shall be returned by them to me
Office Of the County Commissioners, On or Dc
fore the 9th day Of June, next.
BY order, p. c. RICKETTS,. Ok
mar II CIV Co Corners Cecil co.
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o'tties oil EuPaloria' ih'elhGehcc Of Which
was brought by the last steamer was quite
disastrous. The following is Omcr pacha s
official ,c.c,,t.
,o,.,nn. p,n,~or,, 70, ,o,z
r,,d,, ~; 49,. psi, ,nd
Rnolo, nm account If tna attack q, Frn,tori,
which is trausl,t,d chasing as foIio,ts. al.
fer tour l,ours trbtiuo. the enemy con,mrnc-
ed retrea;iog.
6 have every reason 10 be satisfied with
the conduct of my troops during The dag
Although behn wor'S only half finished,
AMI h"' iuily arm'd 'hey sho"cia oo!o foh''
W." W. ,e'! So! -, ,.,. ,,,.,o,,s ,,,t
thor ar, 80 ho Io,Ior,d w., r,,,r,t tb.
ln,h ~ S',,;,D I'm, Ca,nSal .o,,,,
r,, d.. 49,, r,',,,,,ian +,no,,s W. bnL
mn-,.'',.e g e. i.iiiidI anal ~ wound n 20
hnrs,,s ~, ~ .,I ~ ,r,n,j,l
..,n,nn',st H.. Lifl.,j tIrr. ,rc sox., off.
.ors All Eos, asa, ~, r,,dnl ,r,nrr tb.n
S,L,;n,,n p,al, Tb;rtcen iul,,ti,,u.. nf
thn tow, how, han,, l;ill,d aud rlnv.n worm
dnl
81 co,s;l.r :, NV, III, tv 70 mako bcprati,
,,o,,,;a,, acn rl n +,o,,,,,,,, ,L,t :;
h,, r' > ,,s.,;al &c ,..., r,,,,
rI. -, v1in,,, t;,,nu ,rn,a ,r,,,i'-
49, "ilouS '"'n!'"H' 'p ~ v. s'n "
'' .'''''' ''I'' ,r'"' : ""' W Wv ',>
'ner"''oii OF tiie frcn,'' s'''i''I '"'oIc' "ho
an contributed greatly towards illustrating
me efforts OF the enemy. nc frcl'u dc'ach-
mcnt mad four mon Killed anu nlnc woahdCd:
amongst the latter is naval officer.
The Russians must have suffered heavy
loss. According to the report of the civil
authorities of the town. who had to bury the
dead, their number of killed amounts to 453;
their artillery lost 800 horses. They carried
away Il great many of their dead and almost
all their wounded. We have taken seven
prisoners. have DC. CMER.
The PEACE PRosrEC.s.
II ;s .,,t-d ,h,t I ord John rnss,ll and II
u.',.,,,,,,,, i'',, o,,v,,.d ,,np IN, ,.,,,s
,,t;, r,,,,, nI E,.,,,,, ,.o,,s ii. ,,,..,..o,,.
ti,a IT., .,d ~ +, ,.a t,rn,e arr,
corrn,.tI,. rnn,,,r..d ,bev ar. nnt ,ynys tho
E,n,,,,ac, ,r;,,,,s> e,,,l ~ t,n rrw En,neror
If Rnss;, o,alt "a drrln. to ,rc .ut for 1hny
n,,na,,. ,n,,H,,,I 1, Ii,n;tnt;nn nl. tI,, pnys;.n
nnn,.r H. xxx M, R,HcI, Sc. lie t,orsr,rming NJ
EI.s,, ~ ;rt, .n,,,m,rci,l rnrt end tba
dnst,,,,.,;n' ~ u'a t,rtr,.S T'hrsn orc No,
w., hnn,;,;oti,. t.r,r,. hrt tI.v ou,lt IN no
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Bon't Forge. es.e E.ittie PaoAtez

The spring months are flying,
The summer is drawing near;
And we vii! AL be trying
TO labor much this year.
SO when the spring does open,
With weather fine and gay,
Don't let us be Forgotten,
For We will work away
There's n,.ny costly mansion,
Ia town and country too;
Whose owners give no attention
To work there is to do.
III, ii put it Of lram year 20 year,
Their mansions go TO rack,
For not taking proper care,
by Painting front and back.
or course, it is your interest, too,
TO keep work painted we'll;
To make your house lock always new,
Your neigilbors to excel
And papercd walls. so nice and clean,
VI i'll furnish OF Il room 81 we'll,
Let furniture be c Ter So mean,
4 little Narnisli OF Paint viii tell.
Now DowNiNG is the man to do.
Thc thing that's right, to all who call
BY sending word in time by YOU
IN sure he will be punctuzl.
nthc country he will 70,
TO do your work ~ you must know;
BY giving timely notice, then
He'll come himself and bring his men.
When he begins, he'll stay i'll! done,
He'll ask no pay until complete,
And thcn--the cash must surely come,
70 make all his expenses meet.
He has Paints mixed, of different hue,
Black, brown. red, green and bluc,
Give linn Il call and you will find
A man to please your mind.
LIN Gay Street is his dwelling,
At Foard's you'll II find his Shop,
Ana ii you would leave him an order,
At either place you can stop.
SAMUEL ". DOWNING.
Elkton, March "a I'm
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l. Philadelphia and New York, with the
largest and best selected stock Of
Spring s. Summer Goods,
ever offered in this market; all of which have
been purchased at the LOWEST POSSIBLE
C.1SH PRICES, and will be sold at very
small advance Tor the cash or country pro-
duce. | can sell heavy top-sail duck for SER
wants, at ~ cts per I'd; heavy Osnahurgs
musins from 10 to l / cts per yd; A brown
do, to 81; Braize de LANES and Lawns from
6! to 81: and Calicocs. such as have been
selling at 10 cts, now can sell at G..
Groceries,.
Splendid brown Sugar for . and G! c. prime
Molasses for % cts per gall; best Saleratus at
half price, 81 cts per Id; and in short, a
GREATER .7SS ORTMENT than can usually
be found in country store, all Of which can
and will be sold as low, and il possible, lit
tie lower than they can be bought in the city.
The public will find it to their advantage to
give Inc call and examine my stock before
making their spring purchases, and if sale $
are not made, there will be no bill presented
nor black looks given for the pleasure Of hav-
ing an opportunity of exhibiting my stock.
Now il you want to save your money, you
had better call ut
j. A. ELIASON'S Cheap Corner,
mar II tt Middleioun, Del.
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90 iicaCcrs ono Correspondence.

GIVE have from "llARoLD" another ar
tclc on the ''Prohibitory Law controversy
which will be attended to next week.
GCyThc Story On our first page from the
pen Of WIN. p. EwrHG, Esq, is well written
and highly interesting.
nT"JAcK DowSlNG" has not forgotten
how to write first ratio letter as will he Seer,
by his last, which we copy from the National
Intelligcncer.
GJ-Bayard caule too late for this week
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Notice to CreditnrS.

TNillS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscrf-
bers OF Cecil county, have obtained from tho Or.
phans Court OF sail county, letters Testamentary
on the personal estate of
David Moore
late of said county, decd All persona having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, on or before the
=, 23rd day Of January, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to make immediate payment
10 the subscribers Given under our hands this Ord
day of March, 1855.
HAINES REYNOLDS,
SARAH j. MOORE
Exec trs of David Moore. decd
Test, JAS. II. JAAAn, Reg'r Mar 3, IS CIV
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IslSiMESS Notice.

MANY Of our most substantial subscribers
are year or two. (some of them several
vears.) in arrears for The Cecil Wing; and
the nature Of our business is such that we
cannot now go over the county collecting.
Being about to build better office for our
paper We desire to receive rs much as is pos
'ble Of the money due to us on account OF
subscription and advertising, and adopt this
method Of 50 notifying those who are lndcbt-
ed, and of saying that we shall be glad to re-
ceiye from them the amounts due, or any
part thereof without delay. Money now, and
for a time to come, Will be gilmore than usual
Importance to us. and We shall take pleasure
in recording the names Of those who comply
with the request, in this notice. Money may
be sent by mail at our risk.
Mar =. C. RICKETTS,.
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Notice 10 Creditors
Notice to Creditors.

yE,HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the salscr'
l. Der Of Cecil county, has obained from tho t.
phans Court of said county letters Of Administer
ton on the persona! estate Of
Rachel Weir,
late of said county. deed. All persons Inv :;
claims against the said DECEASED, ave hereby warn
to exhibit the with tho vouchers thoi cot du :
authenticated, on or before the
18th day of January, 1856.
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from ~
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to sci
estate, requested to mako immediate paym I,
to the subscriber. Given under my hand this l.: H..
day of March, 1855. GEORGE EARLE
Admir- of Rachel Weir. decI
Tost-J. II. JANAR Rog'r Mar. 10, '5b---o~
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aes.%s,n CAPT. WILLIAM
Gs~s!f25AsD WILSON. Having
sss~safFlSsas= repair, and neatly fit
ted up--wil resume her trips and run as fol-
lows:
Betucen Port Deposit and Philadelphia.
Leave Port Deposit oil MONDAYS, at
O'Clock for Philadelphia; stopping at 1lavre
de Grace, Ford's Landing, Port Herman,
and the various places along the canal to re-
ccive and discharge freight and passengers.
Returning leave Philadelphia, for Port De-
post on SATURDAYS at . o'clock, touching at
all intermediate places.
Betrscn Philadelphia aud Sassafras.
Leave Philadelphia on WEDNESDAYS, at
O'Clock for winners POINT, on tho Sas-
satras River, touching at all the intermediate
places along the canal and ON the Elk River,
and at Turner's Creek, CaSScdays $: Fishers.
Frederick Town and George Town.
Returning leave Winners Point on T'nrs-
days at . O'Clock y. NJ, George Town and
Frcdericktown at > o clock 7. NJ, Casseday's
and Turner's Creek at about ) o'clock L. n,
for Philadelphia
~ Thankful for past patronage, the en-
couragcment OF all persons Interested i'll sus-
tanning steam communication to Philadelphia
is solicited. No effort shall be wanting to
render satisfaction to those travelling or
frcightins by this line.
EDWIN WILMER,
Pcb "a, '55. Pre- sidcnt.
n. b. All persons having the Bags be-
longing to this Boat, and using them for other
purposes than for frcighiing by this Boat, are
respectfully requested and hereby notified to
return them to the Boat, or to me at Port
Deposit. Gentlemen must see the propricty
Of this request, and the improperly Of their
using the steamboat Bags, for their accommo-
da..:on on Rnilroad or by resscis, to the great
inconye fence and loss OF the owners thereof.
We do not p,-otess to furnish bags for the use
of the whole couu,~, in the various transport
tation lines, and earnestly desire that this
notice may prove sufficient to- the return Of
the bags and correct the evil in ful@re.
Feb 2itf i. W.
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Notice to Creditors.

THlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That tho subsc,f
i Der OF Cecil county, has obtained from tho Or
Phans Court of said county lottors of Adininis.rs
ton on the personal estate of
William d. HALL
l.to ofsr.d county decd. All persons having claim,
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, or before the
18th day Of February 1856
they may otherwise by law be cxelu led from all
benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to make immediate payment
TO tho subscriber Given under my hand this Srd
day Of March, 1855. THOMAS GRUBB,
Admir- of William d. Hall, decd
Test, JAS. II. JAEAR. Regr Mar 5, 50 5w
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Notice TO Collectors.

TIE Collectors in the several districts are
notified to make their return OF Now Assess
mcnts for the year 1855, ut the second meet
ing ofthc County commissioners in the month
of April (on the 18th, lSth and 10Th of said
month"; aud, also, to make at that time, re-
turn of all nsolvencics, with the sreasons for
so returning them: of all errors or necessary
changes in assessments in their respective
Districts. and of the removal OF taxablcs
theretrom. BY order.
PC. RICKETTS,. Ck.
mar II 5w Co. Com rs Cecil Co.
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NOTICE..

PROPOSALS. will be received by the
1 County Commissioners OF Cecil county,
until Tuesday. the Bird day Of April, Nt, at
. O'Clock, y. NJ, for opening and making in
good travelling order, the new road lately
lately located from Warwick, through lands
of Morton 4 Stephens, heirs OF sylvester
Msgce. Richard Lockwood and the tathoilc
Corporation, to near the Roman C.,t,.
Chapel Prof. nsals to be sealed and cndors-
cd .Prnposals 1&r making new road from
Warwick to the Catholic Chapel"
Bv order, p. G. QlCkETTS, OK
mar II 3w Co. Cvm'rs Cecil Co.
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NH'S'HG'E,

TJ1TlE undersigned having been appointed
4 by the County Commissioners of Cecil
COUNT: examiners to examine and deter
mine Wheeler it will be in accordance with
the interests OF the Public to alter the 18th
and 9Th lines of tho pulli. Road known as
the .Thanklcss Lane where it passes through
the property of Ann and Hannah hlrS, DOR
which said alteration petition was filed be-
Inro the said County Commissioners after the
legal notice had been given,) do hereby give
notice to the citizens Of the county and all
persons interested, that they will meet on
the said road. at the point where the altcra-
ton is proposed to he made, on Saturday the
2lSt day of April, next, and proceed to the
discharge OF the duties which devolve on
them by the aforesaid appointment.
JAMES TRlMBLE,
AMBROSE Il. OWENS,
JETllRO JOHNSON,
march Is, 1855 TN EAaminers.
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WILDWOOD ACADEMY,

SHADE GAP, HUNTINGDON CO., PA.
TENHE ne xt Session Of this well known In
l. stitution will open the LIST WEDNESDAY,
OF MAY. 1t is located at Shade Gap, eigh-
teen miles from the Mount Union Station on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, from which place
there is a daily line Of stages. Being stu
ated in the country it is removed from all the
vices and temptations of town. The build
ings are large, airy and commodious, capable
of accommodating some 50 boarders. Those
who cannot be accommodated in the Institu-
ton can obtain good boarding in the neigh
borhood at 81 so per week.
TEKMs--S50 per session of five months,
payable quarterly in advance; washing 80 cts
per doz; light and fuel extra.
For further particulars address
W. ii. WOODS, Principal.
The Principals address will be EAsroN,
Pa, until the LIST of April, after that time,
Shade Gap, Huntingdon county, Pa.
Feb II 3m
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NOTICE AND READ.

A S ! havebcen rooted out from the lower
"A Wharf, will continue to run the Schoon
>rHNer WILLIAM HAMILTON, from r.
HE> Benefits Wharf, to and from this
%.wtM place to Baltimore; leaving every
aasEz,@as Tuesday at II O'Clock. All ship
pers served as usual, in the best manner.
CFarmers! Guano can be brought from
Baltimore, weekly, at the iowest price, long
hundred, 900 WIN. ROBINSON.
Elk Landing March 8 II