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CLOSE UP

We have to close up our paper early this
week, (Friday noon, and have bu, few words
to say III parting with our readers before the
election. We cxhort every man who loves
his country to come out on Tuesday next and
vote for Willard Fillmore, who is acknowl-
edged by even his enemies to he an
HONEST AND TRUE MAN,
under whose previous administration peace
and quiet was restored to the country. lie
has been tried and found honest and capabl
and every man in the country knows he
would make an able President. With him
all is certainty Buchanan all is uncer.
'an'y. This being the belief and general
understanding it only remains for VII true
and peace 'oy.ng citizens t.
VOTE FOR FILLMORE
and ensure peace and prosperity to the
country. Let no man remain at home, but
let
EVERY MAN CONE OUT
and vote for the Model President, who is the
Candidate Of the american Party-the Can
didate Of the
OLD LINE WIITGs,
and the Peoples Candidate. We urge our
friends in all the Districts to get out every
slow and dilatory man; let
EVERY SICK MAN
be sent for, and as evening approaches lie,
carriages and messengers be sent for every
man, sick or well, who still remains away.-
Look out for
FRAUDULENT VOTES;
challenge Every man not known to be legal
voter. See that foreigners have their papers
see that they do not vote on their .'Dvcara-
ton of Intention but upon regular natulal.
zal'on certificate. Let every active man in
all the Districts
STAY AT TIE POLLS
all day to distribute tickets, challenge sus-
pectcd voters and attend to doubtful and un.
decided men, Should it prove
A RAINY DAY
vehicles ready and bring out the sick and the
fearful. In short
WORK! WORK.!
work earnestly all day and just as certain as
the sun goes down we will have
THE VICTORY IN CECIL
by majority of hundreds,
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CaATSylLLE ACADEMY.
4 C!ds-'eei, Mathematician ~S4s cs"useI'


BOARDING SCHOOL !
Tor Yons.g Nsen and Ladies'.
Z y shis lns;itutioH young Gentlemen and
i~i@dics are boarded and Thoroughly ID:
sFru;ted in English, Latin Greek pure and
riiXrd Mathematics. and especial attention
" pai, to moral discipline and domestic
comfort.
The next Session viii commence on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER. and
terminate on the last Friday in June, 1857.
In addition tn the past board OF Instruction
The services Of Mr.. } G. llAMlLL have been
casaSca, who will have charge of the Mathc-
rA:i,s. Pen,nanship and Drawing. Mr..
:.amrll IS one of the beat Penney IN the
STATE. and was awarded the premium for his
specimens OF pehsnanship and Pen Drawing,
at tii" late Chesttr county Horticultural Fair.
fhc method pursued in This institution in
i.AnIrt.n. knowledge OF the Latin and
tireeli Languages, by means Of literal trans
,di:onS, renllers the study Of them Interesting
afI the absolute requirements and progress
OF the student iuur-fold over the usual
eystem.
During the next session lectures pertaining
to Literature and Science will be delivered
by the following gentlemen Chas. Huston,
T.. D., Rev. b. =. Hotchkin, Rev. AleXan-
der Virgins. Rev. Robert lowry, A. K.
CASTOR, besides the usual lectures by those
having charge Of the Institution. We also
anticipate addresses from others not yet
heard from.
The present session will close on Friday
September roth, with the usual exercises, to
which the public are respectfully invited to
attend.
VISITING COMMITTEE Rev. Jas. Crowell,
Rev. 7. S. Thomas, Rev. Il. Il. 1lotchkin.
-" For further particulars see Catalogues,
which will be mailed by addressing either Of
the Undersigned.
z. C. COCHRAN, Principal.
w. w. B. B. M No """s'''s' s4gsrs"'s"as"'
August 80, 1856 --3m.
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FrelllOnt Tickets.

We are Informed that Richard J.. Thomas.
the most rabid locofoco in the 9Th District,
has Fremont tickets in his possession for dis.
trbution. What does this mean? Are the
locos Of Cecil favorable to Fremont or, is it
intend to cheat Mr.. Fillmore out of votes hy
voters who are unable to read may be
imposed on by locofoco trickstcrs. Let these
Fremont tickets in the hands of these willy
iocofocos throughout the county he well
watched. If they distribute them it is for
some decptious purpose. Be- or your guard.
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Union Loving Men!

Of whatever party, remember Mr.. Fillmore
is the only national and Union candidate
Fremont is the candidate of the fanatics ofthe
North Buchanan is the candidates Of the Sc
"essionists of the SOUTH. Fillmore is the can
ddate ofall sections, and satisfactory to all
sections. His election will give peace to all
sections-to the whole country, while the
while the election of either of the others will
cause excitement in the section of the country
oiwhich he is not the esp ecial candidate
Remember voters Fillmore is the Union
Candidate. ...
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STAND FIRM -Ie Louisville journal con-
clndcs an afticlsapon the recent election
thus:
We say then 1.-THE Fillmore men every,
where. stand buyur colors. kentucky and
Tennessee are j very citadel, the very heart
of the Conscrysvc and onion party. Let
every member the party, let every true
friend of the itates resolve from this day
forth till the sat result is decided in Nov.m-
Der. that lislent and his time shall he de-
voted to theglorious work of saving this
country froFhc domination of the radical
and dsunioparty. In tails resolution We
have boundlrselves. and we shall with fresh
courage bic with the enemy daily and
hourly :illctory rests upon our banners.
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW JERsEY.--We hsvt
the most gratifying intelligence from De-"
Jersey. In Burlington county the Rep7h|l.
cans have abandoned their organization and
adopted the American nominations. lnMcr-
rer and Monmouth they have done likewise
1t is more than probable that. on thf very
day. the Republican electoral ticket will be
abandoned. and the American ticket stbslitu-
ted in its place.
Thus the good American cause i on the
high road to success IN the patriotic State Of
New &c sey. l1,r seven electoral votes arc
safe for Fillmore and Donclson.
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No Fusion IN NEW JERsY.-I'renton. N
j., Oct 3O,-The Fillmore nd Fremont dele
gates, representing all til counties in the
State. met in this city ye.crday for the pnr
pose Of considering the propositions ofthe
Republican Committee Nth reference to tht
formation of IL Fusion Ectoral Ticket on tn.
plan proposed in Pennsylvania. -Aft'I
due consideration, th men resolved that
the proposed plan was'tirely impracticable
and that they were opposed to any fusion
whatever with the Frnont party.
A report that Co. Stackton is about to
pronounce in fau Of Fremont is contra,
dictcd by his FRIEND
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Our Correspondence
Correspondents Of The Ceeil Whig.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Both. 1856.
Pennsylvania Election Baging and Selling

| Pennsylran,a Election Buying and Selling.
MIR. EDIroR:-T yesterday accidcntallv saw
your last Saturdays issue of The Wing
Your explanation Of the CAUSES which led Ia
the defeai, as you call it, of the American
| Party, are correct. The defeat is csriaialv
owing exclusively to the fact that the vote
was not poIlrd. There are at least 80 900
who may he expected to step out and Join
the rank and file on the 4th day of November.
IL Is calculated that the paitiZans OF Muunsicr
titeIong and the abotionst Of the North
llghtenld their purses of the round sum OF
Sl2S, 900 IN this State campaign, whilst il is
all ssccr'ained TACT that the Locos spent
nearly GoOo.UOO of the money Of the General
Government, and its ensanguinatel office
holders, to secure the victory of which in
public they boast, but of which in private
they arc incifaby aslian,d d. ! will not till
you how the money was expended. as | did
not see the books; but one thing | did see.
saw voting under Registry Law, the lists of
which had been made out BY the officers of
Mayor NanX. whrh had never been returned
to the Office OF the Commissioners. had nt YER
been published or corrected and to which
They added what names they pleased. will
not say that all the names of deceased men
were taken from the tOmbStoneS of the grave
yards and cemeteries, and placed upon those
lists: but will say that the assessors were
found sometimes, often indeed. among the
ahodcs of the dead, places which to them are
usually filled with horrors, and the fear of
judgment to come. You saw Just before the
election Al account of The shooting of one
Cockey Mclntire. Cockey had been to Bal
tinore to amusc himself with The polling of
votes at your election. and when he was shot
bore OH his person the mark of Il bullet, sped
at him during the Baltimore riot. as it is
called. Hcwas precious vaeabond, and at
the time of his death was under bonds to
take his trial here for murder and rohbcry.-
Every effort TO make capital out of the affair
was signally unsuccessful.
You see the controversy between Charles
Gibbons and Sanderson. There have been
Two Efforts to sell the American party this
Autumn. The first was concoct.d between
Levin and Forncy. Levin it is sad was to
sell and deliver" by conrsrfi,g them to
Buchanan. as an anti. pode to FreemotIsm. -
Ihe figure was told by one who knew, was
100000. The old guard blew the scheme,
10 The oM gentlemen dopa bciow. Lcvin's
bowels didn't gush out as did another traitor,
Lit he went mad and is now confined in a
l.unalic Asylum over Schuylklll. "Qucm
Deus ruh psrtsrc prius demo" a." Gibbons
was the second effort. Finding the party
vigiant, he attacked the hChst. With what
success, you will sce on the 18th.
The Frenopters bought up all the press in
this city, except The News and the Banner.
Even til. Daily Sun, which had its origin in
1914 during the riots, went over. The Ban
ncr as the organ of the Orders Of American
ism, fought the battle alone. The Rch-
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One Vote.

Let no friend Of Fillmore stay at home on
Tuesday next. Important elections have often
been decided by single vote. Let every
man who is in favor of the American candi-
dates come out and vote, and let every one
see that all the Fillmore men in his nciehbor-
hood turn out. Bring the sick, the lame
and the aged. let none be left behind.
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Ljic0.

In Phiadclpha on the 18Th nit. OF scarlet
fever. KATE REEVES, only daughter of Dr..
Edward l.. aud Kate J Carter, aged years
and 3 months.
On Saturday, the 18th inst. in Port De-
posit, Mas. ELzABErH TARKIsG, consort Of
Mr.. Edward I. Tarring, in the f3rd year Of
her-age. She has becna member Of the NJ
+. Church in Port Deposit for more than
thirty tlrcc years. She was one of th,. best
OF women and most ania,le of wives.
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ELKTON ACADEMY.

FENHE Trustees would announce that the
4 Ha,l Session Of this Institution COM
moneea on the 18th ult., under the super
vision ciJ. Q. a. Jones, A. M, assisted by
Mrs. J. Q. A. Jones, both experienced
Teacher. In order to place the best educa-
tional advantages within the reach Of all,
they have considerably reduced the rates Of
tuition. They would therefore hope that the
puhlic will give Increased patronage to the
School, that it may he enabled to snstan
itself and be made a First Class Institution Of
Learning. The branches will be such az are
Taught in all our higher schools. and colleges.
AND pnpils'nIae obtain a thorough English
or Classical Education without going from
home. :.
RATES OF TUITION :
lat Class--Spcling, Reading, Writing.
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic nd
Grammar, per term. $500.
end Glass Including Grammar. t1eogra
ply, Arithmetic, Book Keeping. Mcnsuration
Algebra, Geometry, Nat. Philosophy, His
tory ard Botany. per term, 500.
.'rd Trignn"metry, Surveying. Po-
litical Economy, Science of Government,
Rhetoric, History Of Literature, Mythology,
logic, Geology. Meteorology. Mental and
Morat Philosophy, Natural Theology, Evil
de"eaScf Christianity and the Latin Ian
Any Of the above named branches with
ne Greek. French " German Langnag. and
Literature, per term, $500.
EXTRAS:
NJ 81 c on Piano or Melodeon, pc,
TEN $500
Pcreil Drawings or Monochromatirs 3 60
Ia'hthg IN Water C"'ors, 500
Va Colors. 500
Embroidery and Needle Work. C.OO
IN extra charge Of 80 cents for each of the
Two Winter terms to dcfray expenses of
fuel Nc. viii be made on each pupil
Eleven weeks constitute one term.
No 'ieda ,tion for less than n weeks loss
TIM. GEO. r. Toward, President.
+. A. ELLIS, Secretary.
September 6, IS5tj--tf
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LOOK TO YOUR TICKETS.

When you.go to vote be sure you have tn
right Ticket. Examine it before you go Vi
to the polls to see that it is correct. Tn
is the Fillmore and Donelson ticket
Be sure YOU havei it.
Presidential Electors for the
state of Maryland.
j. DIXON ROMAN,
JAMES WALLACE,
ROBERT GOLDSBOROUGH,
EDWIN II. WEBSTER,
&. l.. l.. FLARY,
THOMAS SWANN,
FREDERICK'A. SCHLEY,
AUGUSTUS r. SELLERS.
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PUBLIC SALE
@ j. Y y l. L BILE
r E A l. Z ST A Y f,
IN CECIL rOENTY 1r4pyJ avn

NV 1Et ~ ~ " 1. -R4Rl LIND.
M ILL be sold at Public S.lc, on tho
W premises. on TUESDAY, the 18th day
OF November. inst. that well known prop.r-
y, "DiSART'S TANEkN.'' with all the
FARM and Real Estate, lately belonging TO
Catharine Dysart. deceased.
The land is divided into three portions. viz:
NO. !. Containing % Acres. more or less,
embracing the TAVERN HOUSE, barn and
" ., buildings, amt extending to Big Elk
Greek, on the north side OF The road from
Dysart's to Fair Hill. Twenty acres of this
part is WOODLAND, a portion being we'll
timbercd.
No. = Containing 81 Acres; lies on tho
south side OF the same road; extending east
ward from Big Elk Greek, and affords. in
connection with No. all excellent MILL
SEAT.
No. 8. Containing % Acres; lies on the
eat side OF the road from Dysart's t, Elkton.
about nc-fo"rth of a mile from the former.
me lahd Is OF excellent quality, and all
under fence. The situation is high and ons
OF inc hcalthicst which the county affords
This property is located about 2 miles
south OF the Pennsy vana line and about y
west OF Newark, Delaware, and about )
miles north Of Eikton. The Railroad Depot
at Newark is about miles distant. schools,
churches and mills Of every description are
convenient.
TIE TERMS OF SALES are as follows:
One third of the purchase money to be paid
IN cash on the day Of sale; onc-third in six
months, and the residue in twelve months
from the day of sale. The credit payments
to bear interest and to be secured by mort
gage on the property. The sale will COM
mcnce at z O'Clock L. NJ.
Persons desiring to look at the property,
will call upon Mr.. Archibald Alden on tho
premises. Further particulars can be OBJ
tanned by applying to she subscriber, at his
office in Elkt"n. }. 7. MCCULLOUGH,
NOV. ISL; iooo-ts. Attorney.
'.'Rcpublican, Wilmington; Record and
Examiner, West Chester, copy till sale and
send bill to advertiser
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WARNING TO BoYs-Thc Boston Jnurna
records melancholy case of suffering result
ing from roughness at play among boys A
larger boy struck a smaller one roughly or
the ankle with the toe Of his boot The
wound was at first apparcntlya slight one,
bnt it b. gan togrow serious, aid the little
fellow was confined to his BID. There hi
has remained for six or seven nnthS. suffer-
ing the most extreme agony, he bone of his
leg above the knee having decvcd rendering
it at least necessary to amputte it as the onl y
possibility by which his lifean he saved
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foont throw away your vot.!

lfapy man who prefers Fillmore 70 Bu-
e'as'an thinks Of voting for Fremont, we urge
him not to throw away his vote. The con.
test IN Maryland is alone between Fillmore
and Buchanan. There can be no test of Free
soil strength in tue State at this eIcction let
no man therefore who secondly prefers FIJI
more be induced 10 vote for Fremont and thus
give half vote for Buchanan.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

D1 virtne of writ of Nenditinni TX
Ed ponas. issued by Edmund Brown, Eso.
one Of the Justices olthe Peace of the Stuts
OF Maryland, in and for Ctcil COUNTY; to mo
directed, | will expose to sale at Public
Auction at the Court House door in the town
Of Elkton, on SATURDAY,, the 22nd dav of
November inst, between the honrs of two
ana four O'Clock Of said day, for cash, All
the right, title, interest and claim, at law
and III e4nity, Of Robert NJ kinncys, in and
to all thai piece or parcel Of Land. conveyed
to him, the said Robert Mex inncys, bv
Samuel Martind4c and Martha Marindalr.
ms wife, as follows, to WIT Beginning at
The public road leading from Back Creek
Mills near the former. "a line running east,
ward, bounded on the north by lands of
Henry Cazicr. thence running south, bound
ed on the cast by lands OF the said Cayjer.
thence running west: bounded on the south
ny lands Of the said CaHicr to the bubble
r"ah, thence parallel with the said pnbIjc
road, north t" the place of beginning; con-
tanning
One Acre of Land,
more OF less, with the imprnvments thereo on.
CIfAS. W. BENNY.
Elkton, Nov. lst, lS3G--ts. Constable.
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HARDWARE FOR HOUSES.
EhATON and GAMlslslDs;E
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE,

nN and after the LIST Of July, 1856 the
" subscribers become the propretors Of
the Elkton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches. .... ,
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily, Sundays
. cxocpcd,) and stop OH their way down the
Shores at tic following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CHESTERTONN,
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL.
lid. Of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVIILE,
GEO Z. x ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, %, e.. EASTON,
JkIEEILL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 o'clock A. NJ. in time for passcn-
s.M to trl,e the ears for either city,
10" ..,"y will also run Il daily branch line
from j. jddletswn. Del. to connect with the
min !ae 1t Ghostertown, going and return
i4:, tre $,:lr day and reaching MiddIctown
in'ine FIR the u o clock, hlorning train OF
."a JOSEPH WELLS Il co.
JUNE 2S 1856 a.a
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g9e Ucfil lubie.
ELKTOx. NOVEMBER 1, 1866.
u. = .EORz -PRESiDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
FOR ElCE-PRESlDENT, ...
ANDREW JACKSON DOhELSON.

1T there be those either North or South uho
desire an administration for the North as
against tie South, or the South against the North
they are not the me" uho shopM gre their suf-
TRACES 10 me: for my o,rn part. know only my
Country, my nhole Comtry, and nothing but
my Country. WILLARD FlLLMonE
"1he foundation ofmy preference is that
Mr.. FILLMORE has administered the Ereeptirr
Gorernmeat ruth signal success and ability
lie has been tried aid found true. foi'hfulhon
est and conscientious "-IIENRY CLAY.
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Americans Shall Rule America

Every man who holds that Americans
should rule their own country ought to use
his utmost excrtions for Fillmore OH Tuesday
next. Elect him and the question is settled
that we manage the affairs of our own
country-dcfeat him and we are ruled by
men from foreign lands.
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ELECTION FRAUDS IN INmANA.-Thc Re-
publican Central Comm tee of Indiana have
issued an address in which they state that
the aggregate vote of tn" Stat ha. been swol
len nearly fifty thousand since the election of
tie year 1854; that nearly twenty thou and
of these votes were fraudulent, being cast by
men whose names do not appear upon the
tax lists: that fraudulent voters were impor-
ted from Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Ken
lucky, swelling enormously the vote in all the
border counties, and in those accessible BY
railway.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

THE Steamboats, PORT
& @' ~sDkfOSIT and GiPSEY
run regularly between
m'a-f Port Deposit and ITavre
d. Ggacc connecting with the cars for the
ei;ics.
Leave Port Deposit at 0 o'clock a. M,
and . o'cls and 5 O'clock z. Al.
Leave Iavre de Grace Mt II 30 O'Clock
4. u. and 81 and st O'Clock p. NJ.
yy"Beips Ferry also regularly attended
ia, f-'i'v 1s. Is6s--tf.
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From 'cHANAN TO FILLMORE. F. NJ.
Reese. IL, of Auburn. Ala, gentleman of
popularrand inhuence-an old line Wing
who was,ductd TO declare and labor for BIZ
chanan5y the notion that Mr.. Fillmore
..stoodB chance" and was in favor of re-
storinane Missouri Compromise line--has
annousd in published letter that he has
now andoned BUCHANAN and goes heartily
for Ff,orc and Donelson. He is satisfied
now At Buchanan is the man who Stands
no ohce."
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Beware OF False hoods.

Look out for locofoco frauds and falschoods
between now and the election They have
cried fusion, and 'abohtion" till they have
exhausted those themes but there is no tell
ing what new lie they may ,aisc Be on
ycur guard.
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The ELECTION IN lNDlAEA.-I is claimed
by the Republicans that if the ballots were
purged Of the fraudulent votes cast at the
polls during The recent el, ciion for Estate Of
ticers, the Fremont ticket would have been
successfully carried by u majority of more
than 10000.
IN thirteen counties of the State fraudulent
votes have been detected, covering more than
Willald's majority. In De Kalb, Noble
Whitley, Allen. Cass, and Huntingdon, ov r
five hundred Irish laborci5, freshly arrived
The facts as they have been frn>h,d
from the best sources" SAYS the Ind ansp.
oils journal, prove indsputably that ,ho,ls-
ands Of railroad workers who have no resi-
dencc in the State, coming upon the call of
such hand bills as we saw posted up abou,
the city, and are always flying thick wh,n
an election is approaching, and staying only
till another job calls th,m to another location,
with no intention of remaining moment be-
yond the completion of the contract they arc
upon, voted in all the counties in the Morrill,
crn parts Of the State and along the Wabash
and III the central section, where railroads
were being made, or made their trarsporls
ton to desired point easy and cheap. These
facts cannot DO disputed. and are not denied
But the claim that such inc,n are legal yot
crs, is immediately advanced in tn. very face
Of law and reason. Thus frauds are d, irnd,d
and excused and elections are carried against
the citizens b.. wande i,s bands of hired yo-
tiers.
Where portion of these illegal votcre came
from, may be understood by statem.n,
made in the Louisville journal That paper
says, that fully thrcc-lourlhs of lii. Irish
men at work on til. Louisville and Portland
Canal were discharged. On Monday and
Tuesday few or none Of them could be found
IN this city, but the vote Of FloyI county,
Indiana, just opposite here, was increased
about the number Of discharged lshmcn" Ia
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TICROPs IN IRELAND.-Accounts from
Trela state that the failure in the potato
crohis ycnr will be by no means so great
ASS anticipated at the early temperance
of h mysterious blight. In the districts
VIZ it was supposed the crop was irrctrcv-
al tainted it has been found that the in
iuncvcr went below the stalk, and that
tho9' i,eclf reminded perfectly to',ua,