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Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
TIN-WARE AND STOVES,
AT PORT DEPOSIT.

TlIE undersigned having purchased OF
l. Robert Christy the above establishment.
is prepared to furnish every thing in his line
OF business upon the most accommodating
terms.
A full assortment Of Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware always on hand.
ut-Kootiing and Spouting done right, and
warranted.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
which will sell as low AZ they can be Oh
TONED any where in the State.
Attention is particularly invited my stock
of COOKING STOVES, either for wood or
coal: any Of which itnnt found, upon trial, to
be as represented may be returned. Give
me call am determined to please.
JAS. B. TRlMBLE.
Port DrnOSt. Julv 2S-tI.
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THE UNIVERSITIES
FAMILY RE EDIES:

Issued under the Seal. Sanction and Authority Of
THE MYERS TY OF
FREE MEDICINE
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE,
THARTERED by the State Of PENNSYLVANIA
- April ~, 1853 with Il capital ofsluO.0 900. main
ly for the purpose OF arrssng the OWLS of spurious
snd worthless nostrums; also. for supplying the
community with reliable Remedies wherever IL
competent Physician cannot or will not br employ
ed. This Institution has purchased from pr. Jous
Il. ROwASD. his celebrated
ROWand'S Tonic Mixture,
known for upwards of twenty five years as the only
sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE. 30.
and his inestimable Remedy for Bow Ell COMPLAINTS
ROwAND's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
which highly improved and popuar Eemcdio to-
gcthcr with
The Uni,ersity's Remedy for COMPLAINTS of the
Lusas:
The rnivsrsity's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or H.
DIGESTION;
The tnivsray's Remedy for CosrlvE BOWELS:
Also, the universty's Almanac may b' had. AT
tho Branch Di,pens,ry. or Store ofJAS WILSON.
Druggist Ponr DErosiT, where the above mcd.
cines arks kept for sale. June ii ly
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JUST OPENED.

4 T WIN. TDRBERT'S, very rich worked
~ collars, rmdcrSlccvcs and hlkis; stamped
work consisting Of collars. tiouncings, bau ,
nc. White Goods of all kinds; cotton fri =
es, l. c y and tdginss; white eDpls for bonn Is
and skirts; fine oprn-w"rkcd and silk :
broidcred hosiery; French working colt :
aud floss; sewing and embrnidcring silks: sit'G
and cotton laccs, with full rssormenI II
trimmings, &c. lApr l.,
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Notice TO TaX-Fayers.

TN conformity with the Law of the 1919 scs.
l. sion OF the Legislature Of this State. chap
ter DO, which provides
That all persons and Incorporated institu-
tons Of this State, that in the year 1913; and
in all succeeding years, shall pay their State
tax on or before the first day OF September
OF the year for which the said taxes are or
may be levied, shall hc entitled to II dcduc-
ton of five per ccntum on the amount Of said
taxes; all that shall pay the same on or be-
fore tie first day OF October Of the said YEAR
shall he entitled to Il deduction Of four per
ccntum. and all that shall pay the same on or
before the first day of November Of the said
YEAR shall be entitled to II deduction Of three
per cchtun:' &c, &c., the subscribers. Cot
lcct"rs in Cecil county for the Year 1853.
hereby give notice that they will be at the
following places in their respective districts.
Oh Friday the 3lst day OF August. and Sat
urday the l>t day Of September. next. to re-
ceivc State rax;s, and all persons then paw
ing shall receive the abatement, allowed by
law
RoD"uT II. HAYES, Col. Isl Dist.
at Cccilton.
WILLIAM L. FOWLER, Col. md Dist.
at Chesapeake City.
JosErn WELLS, Col. 3rd Dist
at Johnson s. Elliton.
Jons SMITH, Col. iih Dist,
at Fair Hill.
WILLIAM 7. RICHARDSON. Col 9th Dist,
at North East.
NATHAN Gn,rt IT,, Col. 9th Dist,
at Rising Sun.
EDwARD 7, TAIEING, Col 1th Dist,
at Mrs. Reynolds, Port Deposit.
MiKsuALL W. FrLrox, Col. Sth Dist.
at Mount Pleasant.
August 18th, lS55-3w.
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Confectionery:
ICE CREAM
NEW SHIP YARD.

M\ TIE subscriber having started a
~ yard Tor "ii,,I;ig aMd repairing
Am Boats and Vessels, of all sizes, at
$tsz<, PORT HERMAN, hopes to make
it all object for all having work in his line To
give him a call. Being in good tin der
country, with steam mill on the spot
which much of the work will be done. and
all his EXPENSES being very light, he is
enabled to do work lower than it can bc done
in the cities. Please give me trial.
June 3m JOHN BARNABY.
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PROSPECT OF Coop LmISLArloS.--The
snbjcct of reforming our weights and meas
"res will be brought before Congress, it is
said, at its next session by Mr.. Durkee, of
Wisconsin. MIR. Durkcc will probably, or
at all events should. find very efficient sup
port from other members and through the
business journals Of the country.
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--r-- ----
NEW STYLES!
CHEAP FOR CASsI.

TIVE subscribers are prepared to sell
l. Coffee. white and brown Sugar. black and
green Tea. M"laSses. Pepper, Rice. Spices,
coarse and fine Salt, Tolicco. Bacon, Lard,
Mackercl, Shid, Herring. Cheese, Soap AMI
Candles. with II general assortment of Grocc-
rics at Philadelphia and Baltimore prices; for
cash. or in exchange for wheat. corn, oat>.
rye. potatoes. butter. eggs. poultry. and all
kinds Of country produce. at the North East
Depot. by STOUT \ FORD.
North East aug II
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Laying Of Corner Stone.

I>liE Corner Stone Of HE new NJ. f..
l. Church at Charlcstown, Cecil Co., will
bc laid on the 2lst inst. Services to com
mcncc at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Distinguished
speakers will be present.
THOMAS SUMPTION.
Aug. II.
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BALLOON AscENsIoS.-Mr S. A. King,
Of Wilmington, Del, made his third ascent
into the aerial regions from that city on Satur-
day last. atis described aS,beautiful and sat
SSfnctory in the Wilmington papers. lie lam
died safe on terra frna about a mile from the
city.
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~ WIL.NI.NG7O.N, DEL.
TlIE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
Il old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Clcland, decd, in Market Street, respect
fully announce to the public that they manu-
tactnre Marble Monuments, Tombs, Head
and Foot Stones, American and Foreign
Mant les, and House Work of every dcscrip-
tion, such rs Water Tables, Door Stills, Win
dow Stills and Lintcls, Coping, Curb, Flag
Stones, &c; neatly executed ON the mast
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May IL SMITH, WAREHOUSE 4 co.
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MORMON EMHRArroN.-Frum the 9th of
November, 1854. To- ,he .26th Of April 1855.
$500 persons lett England for Utah. prose-
'lytes to the doctrines Of the Latter Day Saints
'"f the Salt country. On the authority of
their statements, it is said that there
arc'!'oOo persons in England only waiting
for the means to get to L tab.
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FOR SALE,

CHEAP. & on ACCOMMODATING TERMS
1000 ACRES OF LAND, in Farms to suit
IUUU purchasers. Also. for Sale or Rent,
Il STEAM SAW MILL, in good working or
der, and OF from 30 to 10 horse power.
This property is situated on Elk River and
Back Creek. to miles west of the Canal
Locks at Chesapeake City. and ) to miles
south of Elkton, and convenient to white oak
and other valuable ship and other timber.
Steam and Canal Boats and ether vessels pass
through these premises. daily and nightly, to
the New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore
markets. Apply to the subscriber OH the
premises. JOHN RANDEL, JR.
NOTE.--CATTLE AND SHEEP will be
taken to Pasture. on moderate terms on n
part Of these premises Ohe 500 acre Welsh
Point tarm,) by applying to the tenant. Thios.
Eandcgriit. TJunc is
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% Acres, More or Less,

lying and being in Cecil county, adjoining
lands Of Thomas Warbunton and others, and
l hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, the 25M day of .iugust, 1855,
between the hours of one and three O'Clock.
L. NJ, will offer the said property for sale,
at the Court House door in Elkton, to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said writ
and costs. IIEZ. FOARD,
Aug. 4lh, I32j-ts. Constable.
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w 0 0DLA NJ D
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DI virtue of IL writ of Ncndi Exp0nas is
Dsued by Edmund Brown, Esq, Justice
Of the Peace Of the State Of MARYLAND, IN
and tor Cecil county. at the suit of James
Foster Administrative of } Ohm Foster. dec d
against the goods and chat,les, lands and
tcnements of William r. Ewing, and to nc
directed, have seized and taken into exc
cution all the right. title, claim. interest and
estate Of the said William T. Ewing in aud
to all that piece, parcel or tract of land
whcrcon he now resides, situate lying and
being near Battle Swamp, in Cecil county
and containing
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Baltimore and Susqueh;lnna
STEAM COMPANY.

OCULAR DAILY LINE, except Sun.
IL days,) for HAvRE DE GRACE, PoKr DE-
POST and TIDE WATER CANAL.
.6FEzan The Steamboat Ports
A-If2>pa.> mouth, Capt. JOSEPH
GEoanEGAN, leaves
0SsS<7ka@ lower end Of West
Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, at & O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday. Wcdncs-
day and Friday al 3 o'clock, and lavre lie
Grace at 3 O'Clock. Z. NJ.
The Steamboat Lancaster, Capt j. W. Tom
LISs"N, leaves same place every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening al o'clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening at 3
O'Clock. and liavre de Grace at 80 clock I NJ
0J5-Passage 10 cents.
"Fre:ghts received daily at Baltimore
until o'clock. and at Port Deposit until -
o'clock; carried at low rates, and carefully
attended to.
U-Duplicats receipts for Freight, v ill be
required in all cases.
The Agent at IIavre lie Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned to
him: for any point on the Pennsylvania Ca
nails, or will re-ship frcights intended for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or elsewheSc.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent. BALTIC.
r. ALIEN TAYLOR, AIT, II. dc Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
Gy-The Steamboat STU Nj ATA." Captain
Tomlnson. being in complete order; can be
chartered at any time.
n. B.-(irain purchased at the highest
market price ut the Warehouse Of J. Tome,
Port Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano,
Plaster, Fish and Salt. May % If
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TO FARMERS!

"HEAT WANTED at the Perry Mills.
w one mile north Of the Railroad at Per-
Tyvll'e, for which Baltimore prices, will
be paid in cash; Baltimore funds.
Farmers will always find for sale at the
Mills,
Peruvian, Merican and other G,mnos,
warranted pure and unauthorized, ut Balti-
more prices, with the addition only Of freight,
where also can DC had at all times,
Flour, Corn Meal and Mn Feed,
at reasonable rntes. g 80 -
=. MAICCM " CO..
Bowley's Wharf, Baltimore. n
July gS-iw
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Notice..

VIII run us IbllDWS:
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA on SATURDAYS
at o'clock Z. l., Tor Port Deposit and
way landings.
LEAVE PORT DEPOSIT on MONDAYS at
~ o'clock \. NJ, for Philadelphia, via
Cassaday S, and Turner's Creek. leaving
said places at about O'Clock =. NJ.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ON TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS at O'Clock p. NJ, for Will
ncr's Point and way landings.
LEAVE WINNERS POINT on WEpNEs.
DAYS and FRIDAYS at 9 O'Clock 4. NJ:
George Town and Frederick Town at
II o'clock NJ Cassaday's, and Turner !
Creek ut O'Clock =. NJ.
CJ-All grain to be shipped must be III
bags. EDWIN WILMER.
Aug IL, 5'I--t EEL. PRESIDENT.
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Fhila., Wilmington ana
BA LII MORE RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PIlILAD'A
For Baltimore Mt $50 A. ". I245 (Exprcss) 2,
tSteamloat Train via Frcnchtown) and II P NJ
For wilmington at $50, a. ", l2.ij, ., ), 80,
and II p N.
for New Castle at $50, A NJ, 3 and p NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
leave Baltimore at (Steamboat Train via Franch
town. $50 (Exprcss) II A. NJ. and : p. VI.
leave Wilmington ut 7lj, II Is NJ, 1925, go,
D. and u PM
cave New Castle at 80 A. NJ 12 NJ and LIS p N
Ph'h. and PerryrHlc accommodation Trai,.
Leave Pcrryrle mt 5 10 A. NJ
Philadelphia at p, NJ
+ dto y Harre dc Grucc accommodation Tuin
Leaves Havre de Grace atT,90 \, NJ
Leaves Baltimore at j.30. P.M
tEb. A. PARKER
Apr II If Gen superintendent.
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MONEY MADE and SAVED.
By Farmers and Others Purchasering
$. Van Wrinkles Wheat Fans

$. Van Wrinkles Wheat Fans
TN preference to all others in use at pres
l. mt. This 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 IL very small power to turn it
and it will chan Us much, if not more, in til.
same time as any other now known.
This tan has been sufficiently tested in this
section oIc"untry to satisfy those using it thar
il is not only the best but the easiest and
most convenient article Of the kind ever Of
tcrcd to the public.
Reliable information as regards tho super
Tor qualities oi'thS Fan can be- had BY rGferr-
ing to the following gentleman:
$. b. SrrBns, Rising Sun.
EDWIN HAINEs SO /"
JOSEPH kRAUss "
SAMUEL SLiCEn. near b. VI. House.
WILLIAM McCrLLoUGn IS "
ELLIS =. HOWARD, and many others
They can he had ut Port Deposit Of J. A.
Davis, or the subscriber. X WAKEMAN.
July lift.
CC5"For the satisfaction of the Public
would be gratiticd if those who have tried
these fans thoroughly would he kind enough to
drop me line in reference to their qualities.
X. W.
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70 Farmers and OtkerS.

fINilE subscribers have made extensive prcpara-
L tons for furnishing full supply of their
Improrcd Snper Phosphate Of lame,
For Fall Seeding and inform their customers that
III" prlc" has Sor BEEN ADvASCED, but continues
at the old rate Of
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Advertisement.
Truth Crushed 10 Earth ,rW rise .4,aia.

hereby certify that Isaac Slaughter did
plead the act of limitation on VIM. II Pcarcc's
acct. at tie time i was presented in bar az ainst
Sldnshter's notes, refusing at the same time
to hear the account read; this was on the
second day Of June eighteen hundred and
ility-ive. WIN. II. ROWLAND, j. p.
| al 50 certify that on last Saturday the
list ultmo., the above named parties met
before me in cause. VIM, II. Poarcc was
plaintiff and Isaac Slaughter defendant, the
plaintiff furnished substantial testimony in
support of his claim, after which the defen-
dalt plead the act OF limitation, az he had
done before. Signed,
WM. II. NOWLAND, J.P.
Cccilton, Nd, July 9th, 1915.
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10 the Dress Circle Of EIktOn.

MAY Il BRO. inform the ladies and r..n-
1VA tlcmcn Of Elkton and vicinity, ttdt ~
lulvc just received from Phiade Ipfia
present week, u choice lot Of goods to sli,
the present and approaching SEASONS. ThrY
were all bougllt right, and will In sold accort-
ingly. Purchasers are invited to call AMI
examine.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT:
Brocade. chaugcabie, plain, fancy and black
Dress Silks.
French Painted Lawns, American d..
Fancy and plain Bcragcs CFa!lie Bcrages.
Pink, Blue and Green Tissues.
Prints and Ginghams.
Collars. SpcncrrS, Undcr-slccvcs aud TIdkis.
A great variety Of white dress goods, lac-s,
rdgings, par!tsols, fans, gloves, mitts, hosiery,
&c. &c.
GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT:
White, buff and fancy Marscllcs Nestn q;
White. fancy and brown Linen Drilling:
White Coating DUCK, Linen Coating, Tweed
Coating;
Kid. Silk and I.islc Thread Gloves:
Black Silk. Panama and Braid Hats:
Black and Fancy Caters, French Calf Boots.
A variety Of cravats, hdkts, hose, line
shirts, collars, Ne.
READY. MADE CLOTHING,
A new invoice Of cheap and fashionable
ready made clothing for summer wear.
Elkton, May 10
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+ fn0 or $500 wanted for which good town
: UDU property will bc given as security
Enquire otthe Editor Of The Wing.
July y.
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New crop al New Orleans Sugar for 6. eta
prime Rio c.llre iyam l2a to cts; Hams
and Shoulders. Flour, Meal, Fish, &c,
ElII tpu mar ~
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SPRING GOODS.

4 LDRIDGE \ GRANT have just rccciv-
"A ed and opened. II large and splendid rs
Sortmcnt of Spring Goods. to which they
respectfully invite the attention Of their
friends and the public. Also. Il lot of
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d Acres, More or Less.

and hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, tbs oMh dry Of august. 1855
between the hours of , O'Clock and 4 O'Clock
p. NJ, | will expose the said property t,
public sale at the Court House door in tn,
town of Elliton, to the highest bidder for
cash to Salty said writ. IIEI. FOARD.
Aug. 18th. lS5j-ts. Constable
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SPRING & SUMMER GOODS

NQIACk. Plain and Watered silks, Rice
ID Plaid Powered Silks. at - c; Changca-
bic Silks. G2a to - c; Striped and Plaid Silks
10 to Sl.37aa: a large lot OF Lawn.. fast colors,
s. C; plaid and striped lawns. III c. worth
Is. c; Calicos. fast colors, &. to &c: BA-
RACES. Challis, Baragc dc LANES, DE Begcs,
Nc. Also
MATING AND CARPRTINGS.
Just received a lot of Ingram, Hemp and
Ecnitian Carpet. A.. "a and Ga. Whito
and C"lored Mattings, which We are selling
OF very low for cash. or country produce.
North Easta June = HUGHES BRO.
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$40 Per Ton, Of 1000 lbs.

TEV H CT EVH, VI -VVV TUH.
1t is considered the bes Manure for
WHEAT. RYE. AND OTHER GRAINS
Not only producing Heavy Crops, but also s,iflcn-
ing the straw
CAt TloN.-Observe that every barrel Of our
article has our NAME and that of Porrs 4 kLrrT
stamped on the head. Pamphlets describing its
qualities and mode of usii 4 can he had at our
store or hy Mail. when desired. 4 liberal dcluc-
ton made to Dealers
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ELkTON RESTAURANT,

ELkTON RESTAURANT,
r. you want to find the place to get CHEAP
L DINNERS. call at the
ELKTON RESTAURANT,
where you can get OYSTERS at all times and at
the shortest notice. served up in the following
ways:
FRIED.
ROASTED. or
RAW, IL! cts.
Coffee. with Ham and Eggs IS;
Coffee, with Chicken and Rolls, IS3
Tea. with Chip-b"ef and Rolls I2i
Also, always on hand II good assortment of
Confectionery:
Oranges, Prunes, Candies all kinds
Lemons Rasins. English Wanuts
Figs. Almonds, Ground Nuts
Cordial and Lemon syrup, by the hottie
Spices. of all kinds, by retail. Fine CAKES
always on hand and baked to order
ICE CREAM
Away kept in season
Don't forget the place, Eikton Restaurant on
Main Street in the Elkt"n Arcade. next door TO
the Office of Cecil Wing, and also next door to J
u. Ashs new Store. ENOCll CROUCH
April Lift
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-11

ATTEMPT on FUGITIvH.-On Wednesday morning
when the freight train arrived at the depot here there
we. found on one of the laden with sheed corn,
an old negro man, who, by some means or other had
contrived TO get in the after II was loaded at
Michia an City, which on Saturday ias, and re-
NAMED there till il reached this place, being nearly
three DAYS without water or food, except corn Every
one knows the heating qualities of corn when 1t N shut
up close for day or two, SO they can imagine the
condition of this fugitive when the door was unlocked,
and he undertook TO step out
"Hlo" says the Conductor, where are you
'front.'
"From Kentucky, Massa."
"How did you find the travelling"
"Oh, Masss, berry warm"
The poor fellow was perfectly rocking with pcrspira-
ton. At this time up stepped one OF the railroad men
aud Gays:
"You re the man I've got the papers for"
"Oh. Massa," said the old woolly head, " bress Dc
Ior. lie cool now. DO MT seDd poor Niger back.
Deyl skin um alive if dey cotch um back dare
Meanwhile he had got out of the car, and one OF the
men said TO him Do you that place over tho riverf
Now you run for it and We will keep the man who Is
after you till YOU get fair start SO thefugitive made
tracks at swinging gait up the DOCK and caught the
Transit ust as she was starting over with drove OF
bogs and the way be plunged into the drove over the
tntlrail Officer Whitman save, raised the most horrid
equsnling both on and Off the decks, that has been
Leard in that vicinity since the new runner law has
gone INTO operation The man that had the papers OF
course enjoy ed the sport with the rest
detroit Democrat.
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Marshal OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-Among the
Americans who attended the late ball given ut the
Hotel de Vile, Paris, was jack Spcer OF Kentucky
Jack rushed tie dress somewhat strong, and sported
,pauettes on his shoulders large enough TO start four
major generals in business Jack was the observed on
all Observers, and got mixed up with party that ms
friends could not account for. Wherever the marshab
of France went there went Jack, and when tho Mar
sbas sat down Jack did the same, always taking INC
most of honor The day after the ball Jack called on
bis old acquaintance, Mr.. Mason, our Minister 10
France who started up little conversation IN the io-
lowing manner:
:" hear YOU were at the ball last night"
Twas Sir, and had high old time.
For which you were indebted, suppose, 70 me
high old company you got mixed up win ny tne
WOW how came YOU associated with the MarshaIs
6How by virtue Of my office; they were MAI Mar
thals Of France while am nothing else tna.i mar,
slal Of the Republic showed my commission ana
took post accordingly" a.,
"By right of your office What do you mean =
"Read that and see."
Here Jack presented Mr.. Mason with whity-brown
p.por with seal big enough for four-pound weight
What ia the name of Heaven Ia thisp
"My commission of Marshal I received IT IN
1850 when assisted in taking the census In FRANK
fort Az. o.,
You don't mean to say that you travel on thus =
81 don't mean anything else. That makes me 4
Marshal Of the Republic and intend 70 have inc
Office duly honored."
Mr.. Mason allowed that Jack was doing a large
business on a very small capital. We should not
wonder if the reader think the same. Alb. Argss.
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NEW. YORK and ERIE RAILROAD-On and

IN afer MONDAY May H. 1855 and until further notice Pas
Trims will Fer foot Of Duanes follows, via:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, az A. NJ, for DunNrk-
BUFFALO EXPRESS. az A. NJ, for Buffalo. .
NAIL SIS A. H. Dunkirk AMI Buffalo and iuternet
ate Stations PAsseneers this Train viii remain night
az Oweso and proceed the next morning.
ROCkLAND PASSENGER, at , p ~, from foot Of Cham
bsr,t via Piemont for Suerns and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER, .4P. ~, for Newburgh and Otisvie,
anG intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at 80 P. NJ, for Dunkrk and Bufao
EMICRAN ate p. NJ, fox Dunkrk and Buffalo, aud inter
mediate Stations.
intermediate Stations
On SUNDAY, only one Express Train, at 5: 80 P. NJ
These Expires Trains Ela with the Elnnira and
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Ess at Buffalo and Dun
krk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland CINCINNATI
Toledo Detroit CHICAGO, &C. and with rt-clas splendid
steamers for all ports on Lake Enc.
ID. C. McCALLUM, General Sup't.