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err or il might have been from some
inposter who assumed the Bard's name, for
sport mischief or malice. All this is posi-
bic.
UYou who know none of the parties
who testify 10 the fat.s hare the presumption
to assert that vou who were not present are
competent to declare the gentlemen who were
present and who testify TO certain facts,
.liars and hnlMbuts.' Instead of saving as
You would have beef, justified in doing that
We were evidently Imposed upon by the in
visible intelligence, in this particular III
stance, you even have the arrogance to assert
that hundreds of thousands ot your fellow
citizens, equally honest and equally capable
of forming correct judgments upon events
which they witness. as Yourself, are all silly
liars and humbugs."
There is much more of the Doctors letter
bit the points Of it are given above. We
have room for no more, nor are We Iegllircp
to give more. We shall not go into the other
world to hunt the imposter-we convicted
Some one Of lying. and believe he is living
man: and having shown the imposition We
remarked that it went with the multitude
Of other facts to show this modern Spirit
ualisn' to- be tissue Of lies and humbug."
So VIC have found it so far as we have en-
smincd it, but we had not previously known
that when you convict medium of inposi-
ton, it is to be held that he is honest and
that some scamp of a spirit is playing its
pranks through the medium as its agent.
We copied the poem in question from the
Boston Post, not having seen the SpiI1tualist.
Will tho Doctor he kind enough, if conven-
tent to him. to sciid us the other poems by
this medium: perhaps we may tell him where
they cattle frphg
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20 FARMS FOR SALE.

TINlIE subscriber is about establishing an
J. agency for the sale of farms in Cecil and
Hartford counties, Md, and expects to have
for sale from 20 to 80 farms of various sizes
and Qualities, from land without any improve
mcnt to that in high state of cultivation;
therefore he hatters himself he will he able
to suit almost all who are in want Of farms in
athrr at the above counties. Those wishing
to purchase farms, will have them described
and pointed out by calling on the subscriber
residing on the Magraw farm, formerly owned
by John b. Kitchener, five miles nerth Of Port
Deposit: or address him RISING SuE. Cecil
CO., Md. or JAMES WILSON. Druggist, Port
Deposit Md. JAS. VI. BURGESS.
n. Is. Those having farms for sale, in
either Of the above counties, nillreceive i'm
mediate attention by application persona lily
"r'by letter to the subscriber or JAS. Wilson.
Charges very reasonable.
JAMES NJ. BURGESS.
Rising Sun, June lG Gm
'.'Doyle,town lntelligcncer copy months
and send bill to advertiser.
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TURNING OF TIE STEAMBOAT JonE STEVENS.
-PhiGdeiphra, Jrdg 1.-THE splendid steam
or John Stevens belonging to the Camden and
Amboy line, was destroyed by fire at 20 clock
this morning, while lying at White Hall
landing, below Bordentown. The entire
wood work was burned, but the hull being
Of iron, it is, probably, with the machinery
not seriously damaged. The''J S." was the
largest anu most expensive boat in the Della.
ware river SHE was built in lSl6. The
cooks and steward are reported missing.
Tho other hands saved themselves by leap
ing rvcrbonr.
The origin Of the fire is not known. Six
persons were sleeping on the boat. So far,
Il pilot, one deck hand. and the chamber
maid, are all that are known to be saved.
Three tr.nales. cooks. are missing. who are
supposed to have jumped overheard.
SECOND DEsPATCH.-This afternoon the
bodies of the three colorcd females lost by
the burning of the steamer John Stevens
were found near the boat in the river. AS
supposed this morning, they had jumped
overheard and drowned. Tile total loss by
the burning Of the steamer is estimated at
$50 900.
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SPIRITUAL POETRY.

w, ,,,,,;or,j T., nj. ,,..,. ~ - ...,. A.: r.
"'''''o'''u last WIEN 'ne reception VI "
letter IRON Doct. Charles IL. Cragn OF George
town. D. &. in reference TO a note we made
-, noon, cont IN, h,, n ,h.N sr;,;.,,,
~ w Wv -''
ISL pnrPorth: 10 nave hcch received through
a MEDIUM from the spirit Of the milford
Pal
We have not room to publish all the letter
a. IN. rco,csts hnt .bo,, o;vo ..,o n,r,s of 4,
~ '
"h'ch 20 10 rc"cct upon ''e language used
10y us, and to explain tho plagiarism or dcccp-
finn nr.c,s,d either in This or ,bo o,hsr
"oiio' lie "cH"o"eoses we iacI 'ha' 'hs
poem was stolen from Eliza Cook; and says:
..As Won will see on reading NV letter in
the Spirituaii,,I was not personally present Mt
the circle where those poems we're said to
have ben produccd. NV informant was Il
f., Rogers. ESQ. of the Treasury ucpart.
,lcnt, IA gentleman well known by me and all
his aruu,ut,uc,, 70 he worthy of imnlic;t
confidence and abund,ntly able to take care
of his own reputation if any should impoach
it. This morning have called mon him and
tn. gentleman WHO was the surprised medium
ON that occasion and hay. been assured nv
both that that noem MS we'll "a In. other.
we're ali communicated INIT exoctly as de-.
.cribed in nv letter TO The Sniritual,t: and
turrbermor. that naitbsr ,c thnn, had .v.r
h.t,r, that evening IF.h etb, scen mr. heard
ar known of any smch noem ,s flat r,nnnd
,ut. have known tho rentlnman who ". .
the Medium several war; md bax. every
reason 10 esteem him truthful ia
NOT believe he hand nre viomslv comm;ttea that
niece tn m,morv and n.i,n.d II Iar no from
..thr snirit Of tLe M;lfnrd R,rd ;, lot mo
toll vnn vbv that ia mite ;mnr,,,,.i,,a In
The LIST place. the meeting and cnnyersatinn
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FOR SALE,

CHEAP, 4 on ACCOMMODATING TERMS
1N00 ACRES OF LAND, in Farms to suit
lUUU purchasers. Also, for Sale or Rent,
y STEAM SAW MILL. in good working or
der. and of from so to 40 horse power.
This property is situated on Elk River and
Back Greek, II to miles west Of the Canal
Locks at Chesapeake City. and 5 to ! miles
south of Elkton, and convenient to Write nak
and other valuable ship and other timber.
Steam and Canal Boats and other vessels pass
Through these premises. aaiit and nightly, to
the New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
markets. Apply to the subscriber on the
premises. JOHN RANDEL. JR.
NOTE.-CATTLE AND SHEEP Mill be
taken to Pasture, on moderate terms on a
part of these prclnises. (tlc $40 acre Welsh
Point tnrm.) 10y applying to the tenant. Thos.
Vandegritt. 1Juue f6
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Advertisement.

The object of this is to inf1-in all who may
see my Interest in a certain property in
Cecilton advertised by John Richards trnsta-
bic, to be sold to satisfy an Execution in
favor OF one Isaac Slaughter, that the amount
claimed by Slaughter has been justly and
fully paid, and that it is a Fraudulent intent
on his part to recover money from me after it
has once been paid. Owing to the peculiar
advantage he has Of me in regard to the bust
ness transaction he has plead the act Of lin
itations on just account, which account Sc
cr,ied in consideration Of the claim he has
set forth against the. WM. II. PEhECE.
Ccriltou July 9Th 81
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Lines 10 Il Sleeping Daughter.

sleep. pretty hahc--wh ere could It thou find
a smeecr place for thee To rest,
Than thus upon thy mothers breast,
Her arms about thee gently twin'd!
What pleasant dreams are with thee now,
That stir thy lips into a smile
And keep the shadow all the while,
from that unrufbed baby brow
Long, long ago; babe like thee,
with face as sweet and heart as gay,
In Sumher just MS calm lay
pom as kind mothers knee.
Some little slumbcrer on thy breast,
May find thy hear, MS kind as mine
And learn 10 bless tile warmth Of thine.
AS bless hers whom tod hath ble,t
How very lovely thou dost seem
And though all idle it may be-
dream happy lot for thee.
Sweet babe;-n.y own is but dream
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MONEY MADE and SAVED.
By Farmers and Others Purchas ering
s, Van yylnl.Ie.s Wheat Fans

- ali " luhAs , w hPstt faHH
tn pr ference t" all others in use at pres
Lent. rli, article combines all the quail
ties which are needed as a purifier Of grain
and seeds for market. home use or seeding.
1t requires but very small power to turn it
ami II will cl,afl as much, il not hofe, in the
same time rs any other now known.
This fan has been sufficiently tested in this
section ofcnuntry IA satisfy those using it that
t i, not only the best but the easiest and
most convenient article of tho kind ever Of
icrc'l to the public.
Reliable information as regards the super:
ior qualities "fthis Fan can he hid 10y ref, RI
ing TO the following gentleman
S. B. Srunns, Rising Sun.
EDwtS llAINES
JosETH kHAr.s - {:
SAMUEL SLIckR. near b. NJ. House.
WILLIAM McCrLLorGH 4"
ELLIS Z, llowAHD. and many others
They can be had at Fort deposit Of j. 4.
Davis. or the subscriber. WAkEMAN.
July LIFT.
t15~For the satisfaction Of the Public
wonld he gratifiod il those who have tried
these fans thoroughly would be kind cnou.llto
drop me Il line in reference to their qualities
X. W.
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THREE DAYS LATER.

The Steamer Canada arrived at Halifax or
Wednesday with Liverpool dates to the I'll
inst. three days later than those by til,
Arago.
The adviccs by this arrival. though inter
esting, arc not possessed of much importance
FROM TIE CRIMEA.
Lord Raglan was buried on the Sd Of july
with X eat pomp and circumstance.
Rrmors prevailed that Pclissier, the com
mandcr-in chief Of the French army woult
be superseded.
The allies were Strengthening their adj
vanccs against the Malakofr
A telegraphis dispatch dated July 4th says
the works Of the allies arc progressing salts
factoIily. .... . ---
A French battery of thirty guns has beer
nearly completed in front Of GARDENING bay
to keep off the Russian ships.
The Vienna papers shy that Prince Gort
schakoff has sent for "a 900 additional troops
General Liprandis army has been icnfor
ced with another division.
The Sar,iinians and Turks under Oma
Facha had made excursions TO the interior
from Tchcrnaya without resistance,
Numerous works Of art have been captured
and the Kertsch Museum is now Oh its wa,
to Paris
A careful estimate shows that the war ha.
already cost half million Of lives.
FROM TIE BALTIC.
Russian accounts to June 10 say that thu
allied notilla. with $50 guns, fired eight hour
against the batteries at the mouth Of thu
Narva river, on the southern shore Of TIT
Gulf of Finland without effect and the,
Withdrew. The allies afteIward madea dies
&C nj on Kotka island, and destroyed tho go
ycrmcnt stores there. Subsequently an at
tack was made on the port Of Ruel, withou
cfIccting anything.
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THE HARVEST AND CRops.-Tle WI eat
harvest in this county has been compile ell
and many farmers are getting it out and hur-
ryins it to market. In most cases of which
we have heard: the yield has hcen very good.
There are, however, some instances where
expectations have not been realized. We
cannot doubt. from information received from
farmers in different parts Of the county, tina,
the aggregate yield will be quite an average
probably morc.-Denton Journal.
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NEW SHIP YARD.

NJ TIE subscriber having started
k yard for building and repairing
AM Boats and Vessels, of all sizes, at
s. PORT HERMAN, hopes to make
it an object for all having work i'll his line to
give hirn call. Being in good timber
country, with steam mill on the spot by
which much of the work will be done, and
all his expenses being very hight, he is
enabled to do work lower than it can be done
i'll the cities. Please give me trial.
June 9 SIN JOHN BARNABY.
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NOTICE..

VNlIE "Advertiscmrnt" published by Vim.
Il II. Pcarce in reference to me is an nm
qualified talsehood The payment he asserts
lie has made was not in consideration of the
notes on which he has beer shed: but consist.
Of an account against which have another
in bar; which accrhht of mine he denied be
cause 1t Was out Of date, asking ..whethcr or
not, he had not paid Inc, (which reply made
10 his account nSittg his own words. have
offered again and again to settle With him and
he has always refused; and will submit our
business Transactions To any fair man to say
whether or not have been paid as he falsely
asserts. ISAAC SLAUGHTER.
July l4-2ws
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SPRING ARRANGEMEy

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Ah IhIi 4. I4..'
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h'"ee" iO't D'Pc<" ana nti"", !''..
Leave I"tt b,post VI, -n"H'N's ~
O'Clock lor hlla"e 'Ph'a, s.opP,hs a. "''.'
de Trace ora i'alu'he' VI i'o,'h"'b
anu .'.e Various Pi'ees ".nas ,hG o.,'"' ~
ce,, = "llt 'is ,'s ,iI'S", a''.
he'"'" !, i.a'. i'''ue'p'," W.
l ~, VI NJ . Nv 0''NN' vi
all NV, :, NJ pays,
'e'uern InHoae'P"'o o ,, 'uN', '.'.
Leave nl!aucil,nia on I'M N'' -. H'
CLOCK LOT iLMEh IOlN ''i inc ''''
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& fsI'IsiE

rs hereby given To creditors, cnd"rscrS 49,.
l. sureties of James b. Wells. that lie lav
made application for the benefit of the las -
vent laws of Maryland, and rllet tn ill.,;
"Wednesday after the second Monday o"tt,.-
Der next. being the third day OF the nest TO-
tober term of the Circuit Court for Go,il
county, 10 be held in The Court House IN Els
ton, hath been set apart and tMrd npun for
the final bearing IN his case. at winch tim
and place, his creditors, endorscrs and sure.
ties may attend, and shcw cause. if any dizzy
have, why a final discharge shall not be ..-lrt-
cd said debtor.
Test. II. ii MITCHELL.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Cecil couqri.
April -, 1876 SIN
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Collectors Sale.

TTNIIE undersigned, late Collector Of State
L and County taxes for the Fourth Election
District Of Cecil county; will expose to Public
Sale on the premises on
SATURDAY, the 2ld doy Of July ncr',
ct | O'Clock, ill that certain tract Of Land ),
containing
- Acres, More Or Less,
lying in the Fourth Election District of Cecil
county, belonging TO the heirs Of Jacob Jones
and charged on the Assessment Books of
Cecil county to the heirs Of Even J. Pussy
The above property win he sold for the taxes
chargeablc and still due thereon FOR the years
1919. 80, 81, '52. IS and 81 inclusive
Terms Cash. GEORGE MuI.L1N,
Late Collector ofFourth Election
District Of Cecil county.
June 30, 'j5--ts.
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Timer in North East.

1--WE subscriber respectfully informs his
l. old customers and the public generally,
that he has removed from the Rising Sun.
and has located himself in the village of
North East; his shop is on Main Street, d-
rcrtly in front of the landing, where he is
prepared to execute all work in his line of
business, such as
ROOFING, SPORTING s. REP.iIRING.
He also manufactures and keeps un band. a
general assortment of Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware, which he win sell Wholesale and retail
All orders thankfully reCcitcd ami prompt
lv attended to.
Apr % SIN ISAAC ". BENJAMIN.
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A CARD.

GAMCEI ". DOWNING returns his
otlanks to tho people ct Eh,on and vicinity
for their liberal patronage heretofore bcst"w-
cd upon him nd takes this method to inform
them that lie has entered into partnership
with Mr.. Samuel Smith from Baltimore, VIII"
is equally as good workman as himself
We are ready TO d" work in all parts OF the
town AMI country in the best manner and at
the lowest rate to suit the times. All
kinds of limitations. such az Maple. Oak,
Graining, Marble. Brown. Stone and Granite,
Silver White, Cake White, Lake White,
China Gloss, Dead White. and Paper Warn
shing of all kinds, and putting on the Fire
Proof Paint done in the neatcst style and
warranted not to crack or spot. At the same
place opposite the Howard House on Main
Street. SAMUEL W. DOWNING 4 co.
IJuly Lift
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Cox. KISNEY's EXPEDITION -WREcE OF
HIS EESsEI.--Ncm York. Joiy lS.-Thc
schooner Emma hence for Central America,
with Col. Kinney and his expedition. was
lost on the 10Th ult.. on the Caicoslrccf All
hands were saved and taken to Turks Island
Col Kinney was in good spirits, notwithstan-
ding his misfortuneS, and was negotiating for
another vessel to carry the expedition to
Nicaragua. All the baggage and equipments
Of the expedition were lost
Letters received from Turks Island say
that Col. Kinncy's expedition would sail a.
gain on the 2Sth for Central America, in a
British vessel chartered for the purpose.
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GIVE have from Rev. T. HcmIstcad, of
loui siana, fine poem which vii be printed
he1t week.
Con the first page we have an grafton
10y Doci. Scsall, published at the request of
the citizens br North East, which is we'll
roriAy the attention Of the reader.
Cy-IIow beautiful are some of the little
gems which drop from the pen Of our
one which We find running around the papers
led through their columns by its genuine
merit. From what we have known her to do
we presume she can in single day, write a
dozen pieces equally as stod, without max
ing one craSure.
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THE CHEvAL,En WMorr left for Europe,
on Saturday, in the steamer Hermann, but
it is not stated that he carries with him any
diplomatic trusts from our Government, and
he probably only goes abroad to find some
kind Of recompense for his eighteen months
imprisonment in a Genocse Castle. But the
Chevaler has, after all, made a good thing
out of his Covtsh.p aud its Consequences. and
been successful in managing the Opera i'll
New York one season.
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD UNIoN.-We find
in the Camden (Ark-) Herald, the announce
ment Of an important agreement which has
just been concluded for the junction Of the
Mississippi, Ouachi:a and Red River Rail
road Company of tho State, and the Texas.
FL PaSo and Pacific Railroad Company of
Texas. The c!,iufcnginccr of the first named
road, Mr. Lloyd Tighman, formerly of Mary
land.) it is said expresses the most absolute
confidence that this road will be completed
from the Mississippi river to Camden in 1856.
and that the Texas aid will complete the
whole line to the Texas frontier in 1858.
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LocoxoTIyEs.-Tt appears, by account:
from tina large manufactures in various sec
tons Of the country that the business Of bull
ding locomotives is in full revival and large
numbers of these machines are being built
A firm in Patterson. N. j.. have, we are in.
formed, 81 orders ahead for locomotives
some of which are Of the largest quality ant
greatest power.
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MONTGOMERY County AFFAIRS. We clip
the following items fiom the Rockville Jour
nal of Saturday:
Agricultural Iiddress.-The Hon. Andrew
Stevenson, of Virginia. has accepted the in
vitation to deliver an address before the Agr-
cultural Society Of this county i'll September
next.
Polit'eo'.- Know Nothing and Demo-
cratic parties, in this county, are organizing
for a vigorous campaign. As yet, the Wings
have taken no steps towards an organization.
and it is thought they will not. Nominating
conventions Of the two former parties are
soon to be hed-dclegates from this county
have already been appointed.
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On GrNHRALs.-Thc London papers arc
congratulating themselves on having got rid
of all the old Generals in the Crmca, aud as
younger men havo now been appointed TO fill
their places. they look npon victory as GER
tain. Col. Pakenham, who has just been APP
pointed to the command of division, is but
Sc; he is a nephew Of General Pakenham who,
at the same age. was killed while in COM
mand of the English forces at New Orleans.
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FALLING or a BRlpGg-TIRwE PErsoNs
kILLED.-- On tie lGtLi ,st as !mber of
workmcn were engaged IN erecting bridge
over Ridlcy's Creek, ON the West Chester
Railroad, a temporary framing gave way and
fell, carrying with it the entire superstruct-
uIe and live workincn employed on tho up
per chord. The foreman and ,wo workmcn
on the lower chord perc.iving that something
was giving way, sprang TO the nearest pier,
a distance of fifteen t Get and escaped uninjur.
cd. Three of the five who fell with the
bridge were killed, and the other two are so
much injured that no hope is entertained of
their recovery. The names Of the killed are
Dix>on Dotcy. James Russell and George
Stille. George Jeans and Thomas Ze;Son
are MORALLY wounded
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DlsMiSsED.-Th Wilmington (Del.) Jour
nal states that Secretary Guthrie has dismis-
sed Licuts. John M. Jones and VIM. a.
Tennison from the revenue service. on the
investigation Of the charges perfcIred by them
after tho rcncountcr which occurred at Tie
Indian Queen Hotel. i'll that city.
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-
UMIsER.

vHIIE undersigned having just received an
L other lot OF lIemlock and White Pine
Lumber. at very reduced rates, offer the
same at corresponding low prices. Those
who need. may find it otheir interest 10 call
and "Xn,rinc the stock on hand at winners
Point al'd George Town, by
June Is WlLMIR FORD.
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HE CEtlL WHlG,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
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NY Brother.


Oh. bri ar rose Chamber:
And cover the clanber-
The chamber, drcary and lone
Where with mcckly -closcd lips.
.lnd eyes in eclipse,
My brother lies under the stone.
Oh violcts, cover
The narrow roof over,
Oh. cover the window and door.
Tor Ire, er the lights,
through the long days ard nights,
Make shadows across the floor.
The lilies are blooming. the lilies are white,
Where his play haunts used to bel
And the sweet cherry blossoms
Elow over the h"sums
OF birds, in the old roof tree.
When hear on the hills the shout of tho storm
In the valley, the roar Of the river;
] SILVER and shake ON the hearth stone warm,
As think OF his cold forever
ills white hands arc folded, and never again.
With the song Of the robin or plovcr lgrain.
When the summer has come with her bees and her
will he play in the meadow clover.
Oh, dear little brother
My sweet little brother.
In the palace above the sun,
oh, pray the good angels,
The gl"ri"ns ryaugcls
To take mc-mlcn life is done.