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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
Commissioners Sale of Valuable Land
IN PRESTON COUNTY.

IN PRESTON COUNTY.
Eliza c. Lazicr, ct al, Plfs., TN Pursuance
II of Decree
Ferguson jenkins, etal, Der'ts Of the Circuit
John lianway's EHcr., } Court ofPrGston
vs.. County RENDERED
Ferguson Jenkins, .. } IN these causes
the Undersigned, as Commissioner named in said
Decree, will sell at the front door Of the Court
House in Kingwood,
On Monday the 18th of March, next,
(beng Court-day,) three several TRACTS of
LAND, lying in said county, on the waters of
Upper Sandy; one tract containg l25 acrcs,-
one other tract containing 1856 acres,-a the
remaining tract containing Ga acres.
! shall sell the first named tract frst,as direc-
ted by said Decree, which tract is described in
n deed from John Halfway and wife aud G.. r. C..
Allen and wife to said jenkins, dated 9Th Sep
TENDER, lS49, on credit OF 8, 6 and o months,
taking bond with good security froih tho purch0-
ser, bearing interest from the day Of sale, for
the purchase money The remaining two tracts
will be sold on the same terms.
The titles OF said Tracts OF Land arc consid-
cred good, but selling commissioner, shall
only sell such title as | am authorized by virtue
of said decree. .... JOHN p. BYRNE,
February o, 1856. ia Commissioner.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale is continued until the second
Monday in May next, being Court day at which
time the sale will be- made. J. p. BYRNE,
March &c, 1856. Commissioner.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
DIR. c. M,IANE'S
Liver Pills & VeImiCuS,G
IMPROVED.

fR. J. SCOTT, regular graduate and physi-
can oi extensive Practice and experience. -. .
Guced 10y = cCTmcrdahlc desire to alleviate hu.
. u AN nf,rhp,,as well as 10 excel, has effect 4
an IMIltNs MINT On the original IINI q.
PM and NERnirutE Of In. G. McLANE, ham Z
prepared these needles as tho medical rartnc-
OF DR.. {. McLane, for many years. .
Cur Improved Liver Pills and NumiluCc POS,
scss greater efficacy and are more mild in thcif
operation than the Liver PHI and Ncrniifupe PIE
pared according to the, original recipe OF DR.. e.
McLane. We make this declaration undcrsinn.
DINGHY, aud recommend them to the afflicted 40
beng both pleasant ana curative. aud hc'ioG
them superior to any other Liter PHI! or Nerni.
uge ever prepared.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
County Vigilance Committees.

At the American County meeting at
March Court:
On motion Committee of one per-
son from each Magisterial District was
appointed as a County Vigilance Com
nittce, to subserve the interests of the
American cause and organization in
Nonongalia; -as follows:
Dist. No. 7-Emrod Tennent,
" " 6-Wm. Price, Esq.
=" 5-Stephen G.. Snider,
Il" 4 -Thomas Lazell, sen.
-" 3-Charles Burgess,
" -" 2-Lee Roy Kramer, Esq.
" +" Benjamin Griffith.
The following additional Committees
wcrcappointed in the several Districts:
No. &c. Rcppert,
James Kerns, jr.
Jno. Holland.
No.2 james Hawthorne,
Il. MADEIRA,
William Durbin,
No. 3-John st. Clair,
James McClaskey,
George Conn.
No. 4-Solomon Rcppcrt,
Jacob Boyers,
James Lazell,
No. 5@-William Fear,
Henry Potter,
William Jones.
No. G-Adam Brown,
John Core,
Geo. w. Smith.
No. flames Morris,
- Thomas,
Emrod Tenncnt.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
Southern Emigration to Kansas.

Two South Caroline papers-the
Charleston Patriot and Winnesboro'
Register---iake ground against Southern
emigration to Kansas. The reasons
given are that the South cannot COM
pete with the North in this sort ofcmi-
grafton, that il is extremely problemat.
zeal whether gains in Kansas will ever
be invested in Southern slave property;
that the old slave States are decreasing
in political power because so severely
taxed by the loss ofciIizens to populate
other States, because emigration to
Kansas may populate Government
Territory whose future admission as a
State is so wrapt in doubt as to make
it prudent MOTTO carry slaves there yet
while at any rale." The Charleston
STANDARD adds to these reasons the fol.
lowing.
"The South has long been tasked 10
the accomplishment of inconsistent OBJ
jects. The one has been to expand
her material development, build towns
and cities, and maintain responsibility
in the eyes Of the world; the other was
to march with equal pace upon vacant
territory and preserve equality within
the Union.' y
The Rush to Kansas A letter from
Kansas to the N Y. Times, dated March
gath says:
Emigration from the Southern and
Eastern States has already commenced
"a few drops before plentiful show
er. Two gentleman arrived from the
State of Virginia, who report that 1900
will emigrale from that State to this
some time doring The present season.
a few gentleman from Kentucky report
large number just on the eve of de-
parting from that State destined forKan-
sas. "A gentleman from Wisconsin states
that about 1000 families will emigra,e
10 Kansas from that state and so on
All prophesy tremendous emigration
to this State from different quarters of
the Union before next January"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10

We have examined tho foregoing statement
made with +. p. Fitch, former collector Of this
Borough, and do hereby certify the same to be
correct. Given undet our hands this LIST day Of
May, 1896 ISAAC SCOTT, ...
i. p: HENNEN,
Committee appointed to settle with the former
Treasurer and Collector. . .......
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
Holloway's Ointment
THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.

BY the mid of microscope, VIC sec millions Of
little openings on the surface Of our bUuI,s..---
Through these this Ointment, when rulh,' 60
the skim is carried to any organ or inward par.
Diseases of the Kidneys, disorders ofthc Liver,
affections of the heart, Inflammation Of the
Lungs, Asthmas, Coughs and Colds, arc by. is
means ctlcctu0ly cured. Every housewife
knows that salt pOsrcs freely through bone or
meat ofany thickness. The healing Cntmcn
far more readily pencratcs through any bone
ileshy part Of the living body, curing tho most
dangerous inward complaints, that cannot Lo
rhnChnl hN nihnr M
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
DIED:

In Morgantown, on the 9th inst, of
pulmonary consumption, Mr.. GEORGE
MADEIRA, aged about 80 ycars,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
SALE OF LAND.

vi IIIfINIIs
DURSUANT to the provisions Of Deed o
l. Trust executed by Arth0r Watkins TO me as
trustee, to secure q debt therein mentioned 10
Sarah lianway, ESecutrix Of the estate Of John
Hanway, deed, will,
On Monday the Goth day of May,
tho Court House, for cash in hand, tho land do
scribcd in said deed OF trast, reference to which
is made, and winch is Of record in the Clerks
Once OF the County Court ofMonongalia county,
bolio NO. Fl, page 100 and 1Ol, where a more
particular description Of tho said Land is given
The title Of said Land il deomod eood b,,,
selling as Trustee shall only convey such title
as IS vested in me by said trust deed. .
April 2S, 1856. DE. SNT rH, Trustee.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum & scorbutic Humors,

No remedy has ever done so much for tho
cure OF diseases Of the Skin whatever form they
may assume, as this Ointment. No case OF Salt
Khcum, Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scrbiula or ErySip-
elias, can long withstand its Influence. The IA
vcntor hnstrayeled over many parts orthc globe
visiting the principal hospitals, dispensing this
Ointment, giving advice as to its application,
and has thus been the means OF restoring count
less numbers 10 health
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
A STATEMENT

Of tile }tecetpts and Expenditures Of
the Borough Of Morgantoun for
fLe 2jsn,. 1S55
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds and Ulcers.

Some Of the most scientific surgeons now re-
~ solely on the use of this wOl1grUd OINTMENT,
when having to cope wthc wors. .. sores,
wounds, ulcers, glandular swelling .ru ..'ours.
Professor Holloway has, by command O. ... AL
lied Governments, dispatched to the hospi., Of
the East, large shipments OF this Ouincrt 10
be used under the direction 0rthe McdlcrI g,rt,
in the worst cases Of wounds 1t will u.ssa.aag
ulcer, glandulor swelling, stiffness or Cr','. 80
lion of tho ioints, even for 90 Ycnrs, sinnhil..-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10

DOJN tNe UtHINlGHJ UIl0 I'iIIS SNOuIN DC
"sed M the tott0wtRg cases:
BuIiIons LumbagO Sore Legs
Burns Mercurial Efup- Soro BrcGatg
ChaPped Hands tons. Sore Heads
ChiIblains Piles Sore Th'ous
Fistulas Rheumatism Sor,s of ali
Govt Salt RhCuIn Kinds
Skin Diseases Scalds
SwelIod Gland Still joints UIC6fs Noucfcat
Sores wounds Of all kinds
#aFSo'd az tho Manufactures Of Professor
Holloway, so NSidcG Lane, Now York, and PA
Strand, London, aud by all res spectacle Drug.
gusts and Dealers in Medicine throughout tho
United States, and the civilized world, IN pots,
at 20 cents, 62l cents, and s. each.
UJNThorc is a considerable saving by taking
tho larger sizes.
N. -. Directions for the guidance Of patients
in every disorder arc affixed to each pot.
Dec. 8, lS55--cOw.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
AnnOlaln cesnlent.s.
THE SHERlFFALTY.

n = oIlS HFT L MI I.
a candidate Tor tho Sheriilalty of Mon onaal;o
county, subject to the decision OF the May cleo
tion, and in opposition to thc fdctionis,s Of Nor
gantoMn and the present nomination. ot that
faction. ELISHA NJ. SNYDER.
April ,lS56. y
We are authorized to announce JoHsN. BAKER
as candidate for Commissioner Of tho Revenue
in the Eastern district of Monongalia. my3
COMMONWEA ATTORNEY.
"E are authorized to announce RALPH l..
wv BERKSHIRE, ESQ. ,as a candidate for Coz /.
monwealth's Attorney, at the coming election.
April5 1856 6stlfE ga
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
LAND SALE.

Jacob Erwin, ct al, !
VS..
William Cross. ct al
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-10
EP5Egs ftg.N EIi&fa,FesS.

These and other distressing complaints can
be chcctually cured ii the Ointment be we'll rub
bed over thc pats affected and by otherwise
following the printed directions around ouch
pot.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

TURNlPs.-Every one who desires to raise
a good crop of turnips-and every farmer
sllould-should make his arrangements, so
as to be able to SOW them about the 25th of
this month. BY sowing thus early, should
the plants be cut off by the insects. which
they are very liable to be, there will be ample
time left for re-sowing matter that all should
take into serious account.
Preparation of the ground the ground
is sward, it should be ploughcd twice; the
first ploughing should be very deep one:
to this ploughing one half of the allotted ma.
nurc should be spread early broadcast over
the sward and ploughed in as deep as strong
team can sink the plough: the ground should
be well narrowed lcngthwisc the firrrow and
rolled. When the time for putting in the
seed arrives, then apply the other half of the
manure, plough it in about three inches in
depth, harrow until a perfectly fine filth
shall be obtained, then roll, when the ground
will be fit to receive the seed
Preparation Of the seed-Soak the seed
"a hours in fish oil, then drain off the oil and
mix the seed with ashes, until they are per.
ttctly separated and then SOW them tljil,,
harrow them in very lightly with light
short tined harrow; then broadcast over them
a mixture of ashes and plaster i'll the proper
ton Of bushels of ashes per acre to bnsi''''
Of plaster aud one bushsl of -4-''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
FARM IN ELK NECK
FOR SALE

TIVE undersigned offers for sale l57 acres
l. OF land, in Elk Neck, Cecil county, being
part OF the land of which William Robinson
died seized. This lands lies about seven or
eight miles from Elkton and about six from
North East, and adjoining the lands Of
Samuel S. Matflt, and the Bristow and
McNamec lands About one third of this
land is in wood and timber, consisting prin-
cipally Of oak, chestnut and cedar. The
land is well watcred, and the buildings con-
sist Of u log dwelling and stable. The terms
are, one third cash on the day Of sale, one
third in six, and the remaining third in twelve
months from the day of sale; the credit pay
mcnts to bear interest from the day of sale.
and to be secured by the notes and bonds of
the purchaser, with surety or sureties to
be approved by the undersigned. If this
property be not sold at private sale before
Saturday, the 18Th day Of July, ne1t, it will on
that day, at one o'clock p. NJ, be exposed
to public sale. at the Court House door, in
the town Of Elkton, to the highest bidder.
RICHARD GRASON.
Attorney for Capt. VIM. Robinson.
June Il, 1856--ts.
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Select 1flisfcllonp.

ADVENTURES OF A DIvER.-Tn the Cleye-
land Herald we find the following account OF
the raising of the safe of the Atlantic. W.
harrington. the diver, was encascd in India
Rubber arinor. The affair was as follows:
lie was governed by the wreck line, and
struck the promenade deck about forty feet
att the state room where the Express Com.
pany's Safe was, which was in the third
state.rooln aft the wheel house on the lar.
board side. lie remained on deck but one
minute. After descending from so To 20 feet
depending upon the clearness of the air above
all is dark to the diver, and he is governed
entirely by feeling. The romantic sights no.
corded by the Advertiser are, therefore, with
out foundation.
The greatest caution as to entangling lines
must therefore be used, aud MIR. Harrington
went each time outside OF the stanchiOns
moving. as he advanced, his wreck line, so
that with each dive he advanced nearer the
statc-room. The second dive he was three
minutes upon deck the third four, the fourth
seven. On the twentieth he made foul dives,
and the time OH deck was respectively. four
minutes, do. 3 do, and the next or eighth
SIX, at which time he reached the statc-room.
Previous to this he had all the time been
cropping about, and twice was on the hurri-
cane deck, and once near the main deck. The
2lst he made seven descents. times respec-
lively, 4, &, 5, 3, 5, + and minutes, and
during which he was busy in breaking in the
room window. and breaking down the wood
work on the side and below it; and succeeded
at last in getting line fast to the ring in the
lid of the safe, but finding the aperture lie
had made too small to allow the passage Of
the safe, he assembled to wait till the coming
day. On the ODD, the sixteenth dive, being
the first that day, he was on deck seven
minutes, during which tim. he sawed through
The casing and panel work and tried to break
it off with his hand, but could not. The
Seventeenth, he was on deck nine minutes
in which lie fastened ainc to the woodwork,
and by it the men abcfe pulled it off.
The eighteenth AMI last descent, he was
on deck eleven nin,tes, and during it he
succeeded in fastclii,g line to the end ring
of the safe, and hebing it out of the aperture,
it was raised to th deck OF the schooner. The
pcrilous work wr done, and the adyentur-
Gus men upon oening the safe, or rather
iron chest % b Is, by l6 inches in size,
found themscles the possessors Of about S..
0O9 in gold, Old $3l 900 in bills, a small
portion of wich were useless from the action
Of water am insolvency Of banks, and six
watches, TO Of which were valuable gold
ones. IF chest contained papers for which
the Anglican Express Company payed a
handsuDt salvage.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

A Gross HUMBUG. The Wild Woman,
who has for some time been on exhibition in
this city, was tried yesterday on charge of
lunacy before the Probate Court, number
Of physicians of the first responsibility being
present, and from the evidence given and the
fact elected in the examination Of her PEI son
by the physicians. it appears that the largest
portion OF the mystery in the case is hu,n rug
gerry. She is women of Remarkable apl Ell >
ance, and when first brought to the city was
about the wilde st looking human creature that
VIC ever saw. If her wldncss has been acted,
then she is actress of no ordinary capacity.
Her Finale attendant seems to have been de-
ceivcd: and Northcote, who told the wonderful
story about capturing the creature described
as dressed in skins sewn together with grass
with his dogs, has suddenly departed. The
testimony of the physicians went to show
that she has been mother, and if wild now
she had not always been so. She has been
sent to the Lunatic Asylum. Com.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
AsIATIC MYSTERIES. Amstcrdamsle

A n, -. nv,
AsiAric MYsrhaiEsNine hmsterdamshe
'outant con'ai''s tIle i1llo",ng:
III rs wei knowh tnat EaS. INDIANS nave
many Inventions unknown to Europeans, and
1 Tn 1ney possess secrets 'ncomparaee TO us.
ine ohll'ese uiloers'oo9 the art ol pruning
several ss ce. . oe'ore western nallons' ana
:; ;he e. a' , usea g"npown'r long nme oelore
~ was n.o" y, III EUROPE. IN Denga .nc ar.
81 se,pt.s c.'ar,ns sI!iKes Ioreisners WIN
,mton n,'s.o III oa;i, ne opanlaIus hsti.
,"seu ~. s'eh m r"a corIesPondehce by
n ,ea'as y, .Ie human volce, whlcn q! Una. Pc
, ou "e. a"e'u VI e'e;y ouner ,noac ol coIll.
..;1n., !" 'ne k"'Suo" OF Momtez"ma
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

nv,
: BIZ bhAk;- ms parsonage. so famous
rcceny ny inc zap outlawry' has, as we
: havsoelorc sta'cu, oecn arrested, and is
aw;uls d 'riai. lie is 10 be tried, first in
cfstcl county, on various charges, and WHY
f tl'' W 'cl.a'iueo 10 Lancaster. Tor trial on
+ e,Ii Hn.s"''onS. PHI mas iad somewhat
r lpuliht ana pciilous HE recently. lie
i wn,'lny '.s'aru near the uaP-,moved TO
lar" vi; ~. ."c ls' vi APr'i last,-was
s,,a',h'.,'I &c. hIs s.o..n Sooas; ana was
y. o.e"s " '"c zap Yang. lie
,..'''. u.epc,".e attempt 10 arrest
WV s." Nv . l'on' Ohris'lana, VINO were III
iph u'su , " ''o,e'' ioists' oy artuiy raising
, y, ~ eto"'e's ana aooiltlon!sts,
men, knowing the desperatc charsc1or ~
Bear, fled TO-: their lives: Bear with his nosse
pursued, shot at one and arrested the othor
He was himself in turn arrested a fortn;ght
ago, taken to Lancaster COUNTY, denos;ted in
Jail, and on Saturday last. was bro,gbt hv
Sheriff lI,tilefinrcr to Chester county for
trial at the next Quarter Sessions Roar ;s
we believe, the eleventh person now mnl 10,
arrest, implicated in the Gap gang. seven
OF eight arc in iail the Others are ont IN hi,
Vliace Record
Trv 1Ionsr Tu,rn c., 70.
j. nno 81 ,hn ,,ann IS h.'. n" ,,,: Drown,
b., p",.or , s ia y; aG .n''ses eAposea
l:earo -, ard caund ,,"'I coun'? week
l,ar.o 100. " hou" sun'y " ieceNlhs
a,,I -, ". Nv ~aa s co,no property
""d " "'nn W p:s IN, VI @lvo amo COSTS
pau;to",;as o 'np' , . ro III .nc "esterh
ei'1.en:l'iy ,oI 'er'a VI years. brown
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

PATRIOTISM rs. PrNCrIrIo. A yong gcntl-
man in Butialr, who became too much excited
by patriotism and something clse, on the 4th
of July. put his arm around the neck of o
youny lady i'll the street and kissed ncr sew
cral times. to her great horror, and the aston.
ishmcnt of the bystanders The lady made
no allowance for the occasion, nor the allow
ancc he had taken, but gave him into custody
and he was sent to the pcntentiary for six
months. More in one or his songs, talks
about "A kiss being The passport to Heaven
---lmt IN this case it was a passport to quite
dir rent sort Of u place 49,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
TRUSTEES SAFE.

PY virtue ola Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, in Chancery, the un.
dersisned Trustees, will offer at Public Sale,
at the Court House door in the town of Elk
ton, on THURSDAY, the oath day Of JULY,
1856, at O'Clock p. NJ, part of Lot No. !
on Gay Street, in the town of e.
Elkton, with the DWELLING &13>>
HO U S + and improvements :s!R
thereon.
This property is usually known as die
Harding property. and is at present occupied
by George Earle, Esq. 1t is situated in a
central and business part Of the town, and
nearly opposite the residence of Col. John
G. Groomc. -
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third q as- ..,. pnr-
chase money in cash oB, H., any ~. Aae, one
inc Third Eighteen months from the day of
s.5., me credit payments to bear intersr1
from the day Of sale, and to b. - on the !
s.e pDna a A, ,hs perEARI saE ELL
paN:.Y,..'' iinat"e.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

THE IRON MoUNrAlN.-Thef famous "Iron
Mountain in Miss ,uri, is situated in St.
Francis county. From surface Indications.
and from all explorations made, the whole
Iron Mountain seems to be made Of iron ore.
Almost the entire surface of the mountain is
covered with iron ore, the particles increasing
IN size as you ascend towards the top, until
upon its summit are found disconnected
masses many tons i'll weight and often six or
eight feet IN diameter. To what depth the
iron ore extends below the base of thu noun
tain has never yet been ascertaincd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19
Anecdotes Of Clay and HuCll-
;Rnin.

Mr.. Clay says the Louisville Journal al
though he deeply resented Mr.. Buchanan's
degrading conduct in 1878, never broke of al
personal intercourse with him till 18Th, whci
he found him guilty of another act of un
parallclcd bascncss towards him. But ever
when they were on terms of personal civility.
Mr.. Clay was always fond Of putting him tc
the torture.
After Mr.. Buchanan's appointment as min
lister to Russia, he and Mr.. Clay were, of the
same dinner party in Washington and Mr.
Buchanan, who always played the toady tc
Mr.. Clay, remarked to him across the table
that he had no court dress, and inquired O
him as to the style. cost, &c. Mr.. Clay
playfuly remarked that he had one which ht
had no use for, and he would with pleasure
give it to him. Mr.. Buchanan thanked hin
very earnestly, but said 81 am afraid it is sc
old that it must be little furnished" Mr.
Clay replied in his own peculiar manner, ut
but you can turn it, Buchanan" The d !,
comiiture and dumb embarrassment of v
Buchanan caused a general litter aroundI 4
table, Mr.. L. having Just turned his POI n
coat most unblushinsly. !
Upon certain occasion in the U, M q
ate, Mr.. Buchanan, i'll the course Of a,ad n
al explanation, stated that he had voI, ,o., (
to go to Baltimore in the last war; c,tw
Britain when the British attackcdlon t5c
II think | have heard something C,.m
lgentlcman's volunteering" said, rr;vnJ.t G
,'but understand. that, when, ..Vos ); Il
Baltimore, the British were g. evil, G.
hplied MIR. Buchanan, they yknow who. fl
sad Mr.. Clay, Il me-, ely wi brcomse ho
the Mr.. Buchanan voluntee ~. ,rb.,bn.
knew that the British wclse NM, haJ mai p
me BRITISH h"drd that the ri Iho const ), a
untecrL and therefore Ell 4
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

REV. THEODORE PARKER, ir the course of
his sermon last Sunday, says-"Six half.
horse, haif-al!igator men from Kentucky or
Missouri will put to flight all the loud talking
spread eagle Free Sellers and Abolitionists Of
New England The Boston journal thinks
IT the Kansas emigrants from New England
will mot fight battle" they had better stay
at home. Why Go not the political editors
and political clergymen 60 out to Kansas
and fight battle 60
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-19

O. The adviccs by the Atlantic, with re-
gard to the golden harvest of Australia, are
truly startling. The estimate for the year
iooo-Sl0o, 900, O)0, would appear fabu-
lous, were it not for the fact that in five weeks
from the Goth of February to the 2sth of
March. nearly nine and half millions were
shipped from Melbourne to England alone;
an average closely approaching two millions
a week :! 1t will be borne in mind that the
product of the Victoria mines in 1856 was
500, 953 ,522, and tina. of the California
mines $5S, Ill ,446.