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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-06
Campaign Tribune-Price RsduCed.

Ne propose to seud THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUTE Tor the
bauce OF the Csmp commencing witt the a. October
ending bope with the OF the eetion OF its
candidates about November H. AND 10 insure that this sha!
b. something than sheet propose ~ Issue
TWICE aud of Tire full Of Daily Weekly and
Speeches OF the day. Addresses elaborate Documents and
full OF all elections snd Political Movements throughout
t ey,ttfD snvass There will be many cheap Weekly
su. s the Campaign with tich prefer not "a ccupeeor
while publish the lowest endurAbie price one
Encyclopedia Of the Canvass aud be
By speakers committeeman and scve workers TOR the
R ~ text book aud monitor. We ask thoss who believe
.ct p.pa- ~N do good to extending It's clre
gERMS FOR THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE,
iss,tD TWICE Tfrg.
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Tribune Office, SevYcgt.
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FREDERICK HEcKrR, the weii-known German
patriot, accompanied by Dr. Mserch, arrived here
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WRITING FLUID.

The pablo are invited 10 try
IMPsovED LiaPID fLuIo.
II Ia Ia eli respects equl 10 tho best Ensh, and 10 some
Hnnrtsnt oulie, Il IL superior ali For sale By the Sta
n -. TaADpEVs DAyIDs Co.
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OSToBE.R.


October suns Octob-s ole.
Delicious, Light and sionous uPP'c'
No wcodsr men delighted hail $500,
n. suli,s IN Al Ger thy Gestures rppe'
TIE s.pes in purplins clusters Rang.
Ths tres are bent With velvet Pesehe';
Ana 10 the sharp mushe,o's fang
Thy early frosi some mercy tesches'
AWAY with all the linens Light.
In which through SUMNER heat we painted;
T Tweed, aud Pl.ii.. ~.rDn -huec and tr1shf
TIE CLOTHING of the Fall 10 grsnteL
Feli,.ier Tsimas Raglan Coats.
The Queen Of Fashion likes them ra'her.
Her flag DER SsITh's Esrokius floats,
And thiiber a. her yOtaries gather.
The colder dswus the evening chills
Demand from all = change OF raimcnti
,TYs dear 70 those contracting bills,
But chesp 20 all who make ASH rAyNz
A iAnltl, 50 Fall Stock. unsurpassed.
Ar;i.,ic healthfai. rich Snd sober.
The great SMITH BgOIHERs have sunsssed~
To nee: Thy wsrts, divine October
n BLoTmERs One.PIice Wholesale and Retail Clothin
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WIGS - HAM-DiE - WIGS.-- BATCHELOR's
WG and TovPEEs have improvements peculiar their house.
They celebrated all the world for their Ece beauty
and 10 CHARM The largest aud best
stock in tho world Twelve private for applying his
snons Dye. Sold at BATCHELoK's. No rs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-06

OcuLisT AND AURIST,
From LondOu,)
Ever, House, Union square. where he may be con
Blt'd.
Offce hours from q a III. TO p
From The London Times.
number of scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday at the
house of Dr. 1umbul witness the results produced BY
recently discovered by tho Doctor and applied for the
Of
DEAFNESS BLINDNESS.
Between twenty aud thirty patients attended, many OF
whom stated by their parents had been born deaf and
dumb.
They were submitted tests BY which II proved
that Deafness had been cured BY the application Of
Ds. TURSBULLs REMEDIES.
appears singular is that whether the disease
depended paralysis Of the auditory nerve rupture OF me
tynpanuu of the internal relief has
been obtained complete effected without delay pain OF
Inconvenience.
plct el, bind, ssia thai they could how
scr PEgrECTLY WILL
We ccrce with the MessrS Chambers that nr. TVRNBUiL
by patience aud ingenuity obtained grasp OF certain ne"
ms die and methods calculated to
CURE CASES of DBAfNEIs,
suoh We cured before.
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NUTTING : ZfOLICUN.-Ibs INSTRUMENT has re-
oyed highest encomiums from be press the pros
sion ch mellow aud powerful tone rapid aud deca'e
touch and lite capacity ff gradually ling
delicate sound 10 the heaviest f,tssirnO
SUBSTITUTE ORGAN and is equally .dspod
70 Piano Muse. GRovESTErs & TRUsLow,
PisnC-Forte WsreroOuis, No. sos Broadway,
Sole Manufacturers for the United States.
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SINGERS SEWING MACnNEs-SPEEp AND FER
yselIoN CoaBI>tD.Wc S.c now selling SEWING MAcHNSs
-. fiiv ..,inK cutus and other ls work. which com
MET x stitches each ,un Of The dtvnf'whee A.o im
making FIVE four three Stitches AZ each
sycption IL can be clearly that No other Kind
OF Machine lore the public IN e0mPai'''" WI"
fh<.e eau be used without positive loss =, "a, ~,
'~' ~ " 1 NJ SI>cEK 4 Co. No. S23 Broadway.
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CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,

CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WlNDoW OhADLS,
WHOLESALE.
KITTY FERGUSON No 9i Broadway and No 81 Reado-st,
have a full nnd choice stock Of BRocATELLEs, SATIN DE
LAisEs WoRsTED DAMAsKs, LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CoIxcs GIMPs &C. which offered at the lowest prices
WINDOW SHlDEs.-OuT stock Of WINDOW SHADES Is the
largest in N0York and superior manufacturing f.ies
enAl ~ goods less than other houses We in
wife tn. attention Of close buyers
PtBY JUMPERS. Dnder this head we shall not
sxol utility of the article tie Amusement affords to
IA. 81 i'd ard the parent already well known but
m.y state hs they found at TUTrLEs EMPoRiUh OF
FAsCy Goops. NOVELTIES and TOYS, No. 5i5 Broadway
Prces ~ 50, SIS, So 81 and Sd.
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Consider, friend, if you want an OvERCOAT or
wiling in the CLOTHING lire that at DRusGoLp
PEocHs No 10 Fut' n, you obtain It, made VIZ. and
from good goods and pIice very little above what you
10 IL u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-06

10000 cures have been made this month OF Diar-
rsta Dysentery Collie Croap Chronic rheumatism, &c, BY
Dr. ToIGss celebrated VENETIAN lNINk>r, warranted TO
cure OF che returned Price % or 81 cents Depot No
b. Sold by the Drggists throughout the L. y
IuIH'S PATENT IRoN SAFES are
the only coba of Wrought aud Cast Iron the sane form
Ing the on, Safe that be- made wi bout n'rnsemeh
They superior tho sheet hon Safes As FIRE foo snd
belg al fastened with Lc Patent BSuk Locks, are ALSO
luisi y srtprc against thieves. For sale by
J. C. NORRIS. Agent. No. Ab Pcarlst., New-f OH
W. Il Il. LEWIS, No. 522 broadway, are re-
se,yh tb.r Fall Rich BRUSsELs aud Taps
TsT VkLNtI CARfLTs also, on CLOTHS purchased by ouT
NJ T. LeVis In England expressly Tor our own Retail Trade
Patterns the Newest Designs NJ prices that compete VIII
any hO IA the trade.
HEARINGS PATENT CHAMPION EiRE-PROof
Unss-Wh Halls Patent Proof Locks the same that
arded medals the Worlds Far, London
Ishi and the Wotts Fair eYok, 1885 md the ony Amer
~ IT,. 'A'' thai were N"''''' "'''''' INC -'"''
The Yatentes placed 1000 ~ gold Ia tho exhibited a.
I'll. Worlds London and invited al the pick IL the
world Safe with without the Keys and take he
money " a reward tor their IA ;cnyAy.
TIE subscribers aud their aernc the only persons ho
sed e. make aud sell HERRlNG's PATENT CHAMPION SAIL
win Halls Patent Powder Proof Looks -
B. c. uEKKiSG h Co, Green Block
Nc, 1885, lS7 and lS9 WacT-si aud No Muuay't n. Z.
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WUDRRS PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE, Win
Drsus 4 Naryu's improvement The best safe In the
vods Secured celebrs'ed LIS Belle Powder Proof
Lob With very small keya made under the immediate in
specific. Of R STEAss. who has for II gperin
tended their daring which time not dollars
worth has been consumed In one OF theu-dj hsV
ING been tested in accidental hres.
Warranted free from dAInjness. For sale by
SrEAPNs 4 MARVIN. Nos 40 Murray and lt Wster-st.
Sennd hand SAFES other rnalers reduced prices
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sn,Ts BtoTHIRs One Price Wholesale and Retail Clothn.
Varcroons Mo-. ~ and 40 Fultoust. New-York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-24

IHE ACADEMY understand the person
lately elected Principal by the Trustees Of
this Institution. docs not intend to take charg,
Of it; why, has not been developed, so far rs
we are informed. 1t is to be regretted that
the Academy is standing idle The people
have been at considcrab lc cxpcn SC in erecting.
it. and so far it has lily entitled itself to be
called the poor man S college" Complaints
arc heard at the corners about its manage.
mont, and it is truly pity that it should be
allowed TO go down. Amy such institution
allowed to stand idle from time to time, and
changed from l,andito hand at short intervals
not only cannot flourish, but cannot be sup,
ported, and 10y its failure it is not the
children Of such men as the Trustees who are
injured. 1t is the children of those who can
not afford to send them away to other schools.
We sincerely hope to see a better state of ar-
fairs as regards our Academy.
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SpRATT'S PATENT PREMIUM
SEEE-.. 4; A LING CA rs,

J,OE preserving in a perfectly fresh state. nj
j. kinds of RAllS AND VEGETABLES. these
superior Cans were prominently Introduced irto
every section Of the lnited States during the past
wear Hhe sales having reached several hundred
lhou-and,l and never. in the experience Of Il new
artcle. wa success more complete. In no 'istahec
did they fail to preserve their contents. where tho
direc .iurs which accompany them were ubscr' ed.
In the Cans for ibis impro, cment has
been male whereby the only possible objection,
which WIS sometimes urged. to the RUBBER 'oMiNG
IN CONTACT WITH THE FRrIr. will be obria' ed and
we can confidently assert that they are, without
doubt the most PERFECT AND RELIABLE
Theoretically SeJ-Scaling Cans,
Hitherto offered to the pubic. All have apcrtures
Of sufficient Capacity to admit the largest sized
frui, tn vt can be preserved whole. The tial"h
size have Extra Large Caps, and every Can sold
$ warranted perfect, and guaranteed to answer
fully the pu pose for which they are recommended;
crowded they ARE used strictly according to oar
printed directions
Premiums have been awarded wherever these
Cans have been cxh bod. and innumrrsblc GER
tificatcs have been and could be obtained from
thos. who have used them. The sizes are-Quarts,
Half tiallons and Gallons. Let all who wish to
void the dis appointment and loss which last year
resulted from experiments with Cans constructed
upon principles which must Of necessity
lead to such results purchase PRATT'S PATENT
CANS only. which for sale. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL at the Manufacturer Depot, MASONIC
HALL, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, by
JAMES WILCOX.
:S-A liberal discoun: to Wholesale purchasers.
No Cans are put Oh commission. but the exclus,c
sale will be given to suitable parties in towns and
villages, who will give sufficient publicity to the
article to ensure large sales in their vicinity.
furnishing shvwbills. and the necessary circulars
for distribution. Terms invariably Cash
re-. also for sale as above the PATENT
ROTARY KNIFE CLEANER IN admirable in:
vention for Families, Hotels. &c; and WEIGHTS
PATENT SECTIONAL :ED-SPRlNGi. the very
bcst thing of the kind ever invented. formiss u
hcal:hful AID most luxurious BED. a;.d for which
AGENTS are also wanted. Nay u, 1886.
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New London Academy.

YEFilE next session of this Institution vii
L. commence OH Thursday, the first day OF
Nay. The c0urs" ofstUdy is extensive, such
ns to fit students for admission to any of the
College Classes, or for any Of the business
pursuits Of life.
The location possesses the advantages OF
an entcrprising, intellectual and moral COM
mnnity, in beautiful. fertile and healthy
section OF country, SO that parents may here
secure for their sons pleasant and desirable
residence and entire freedom from immoral
associations.
TERMS Boarding and tuition for the
Summer Session, $50. Modern languages,
Drawing and Music at the usual rates.
Ct~For further information address the
Principals at Nvw Eondon, Chester county,
Pa.
GEO. DUFFIELD, A. NJ,
f. +. VI FAEllTZ, A. NJ.
March eft Principals.
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Few carriage Mandatory
AZ J.TWISNTIE. p

Ar LEWTSNII.LE, PA.
T D. ARSltBANk announces to the
~ public that he has commcnc-o lM Ei z
the Carriage Making business }t-- = q
vt Louisville, Chester county, 49,
Pa. He is prepared to make to order all
kinds of carriages Of the latest and most APP
proved patterns. of the best materials and
workmanship, which he will sell ut low
prices. lie is II practical workman himself,
ard will employ none BAT rhc best me chanics.
hcnc. he can Recommend his work with
confidence. for its neatncss and durability.
All new carriages warranted - months,
with good usage.
Lumber and old carriages at liberal prices
will be taken in exchange for new ones.
Carriages of every description repaired,
painted and vanished at short notice, and
second hand carriages always Oh hand for
sale.
Five per cent discount allowed on al
cash sales.
He is confident that he can give satistac,
ton, and respectfully s"icits share of the
public patronage. j. ID. MARSBANk.
March l3-Iy.
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TIE QUESTION OF EERACITY BETWEEN MR
BUCHANAN AND LORD pAlMERSTON WASH
INGTON, May u. The President communi
Gated to the Senate to-day additional docu.
mcnts relative to British rccruitmcnts in the
United States, wholly involving the question
of vcracly between MIR. buchanan and Lord
PalmcrSton. Mr.. Buchanan charges thai
Lord Palmcrston, while refusing to lay on the
table of the House OF Commons the corrcSpon.
dcnce on that subject, stated such facts only
AS favored his own side, and entirely sup
pressed the reasons on which our demand for
the recall Of Mr.. Champion and the British
ConSulS was founded. Mr. Buchanan SAYS
that Lord Palmcrston was not justified in
stating on that occasion that (Nlr. b. had
expressed himself satisfied with Lord Clarcn,
dons explanation contained in the note of the
l6ih July la t and a Mr.. Buchanan said
he felt confident our Government would en-
terrain similar feelings with regard to it.
MIR. Buchanan denies that he eyer so init
mated. He had merely observed to Lord
palmerston that he would have much salts.
faction in transmitting that note to the Sec
Ietary Of State, Lord PalmcrSton replying
through Lord Clarendon that he fail. to BE-
convinced and saying that it seemed to him
that there WAS on essential difference between
the substance and the effect Of what was said
in the House Of Commons and Mr. Buchanan S
statement.
Finally, Mr. B, under date Of March 7th
says to Mr.. Marcy: lyon must believe with
me that the last effort of Lord palmcrston to
cXtricatc himSeftrom the dilemma has served
to make the awkwarlncss Of his position still
more conspicuous.
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Che nlnrIictG.

/El.KToN MAREEr May 2i-Whcat 81 35:
Corn Is cents; Oats % ccntS(
WIIMiNGToN MAlKEr, May q, lS5G.-
We quote to day in Front street, from
wagons, wheat l.4O; Corn 55;; Oats SO ;
Flour Sc IS ClOvcrscod SO 00.-JJurnoi.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, May 23rd. Flour.
City Mills and Howard Street Sc ~ at 25,
Extra S1a1 5j Family 5000 as9 80. Wheat
Sl40 to 81 80 for red. local 10 for viii tie:
Corn, Is to 81 cents; Oats 80 to 80 cents.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, MAY 10Th
The arrival Of cattle during the past week
at Torbct's Avenue Drove Yard has amounted
to $50 cattle, 5000 sheep, 80 COWS and calves,
and $50 hogs. The entire number in all the
pens was $50 bccves, 5000 sheep, 900 hogs
and 100 COWS and calves, most of which
wire sold as follows: -Beeves from Sc to
>10,75 pcrhundrcd pounds: Sheep at 81 so to
SIS co per head Hogs at from $500 to IS 50
per hundred pounds, which is the same price
as has beer quoted for several weeks past,
Cows and calves at from SIS to $50 aud in
demand.
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LATER FROM FLompA-AIoHE OuTnAGEs
By TIE SEMlNoLEs. The following is an eX-
tact from l:tLer to the New York Tribune
dated at Fort Mycr on Sunday, the 18th in.
slant:
The United States steamer Texas, Ranger
has just arrived from Fort Dcynaud. She
brings news that at n distance of about 800
yards south east of Font Simon Drum, and on
the Margin Of Big Cypress Swamp, two men
were fired on by a body Of Indians. supposed
to be at least twelve III number. This oc-
cured about Q O'Clock Il. m, May 2, Lieut.
llartsuil S command (who had just arrived
from Fort Dcynaud with detachment Of
Florida volunt, crs,) ard Company &c" Cd
Artillery, under Lieut.. G. &. Garner, prompt
ly pursued the Indians, but without being
able to ovcrtake them.
"Assislant-Surgcon Moore, on duty in the
Swamp, report a great deal ofsickneSs among
tho troops. Two express riders We're fired
on while crossing the Okalawacoochc, bu,
were luckily not injured On Capt. Dawson S
company securing the country Immediately
after, 10 Indians were to be seen: where they
had gone was mystery to every body"
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TIE QUESTION OF NERAClTY BETWEEN MR

TIE QUESTION OF NERACITy BETWEEN Mr.
CRAMpTON AND SENATOR CLAYTON. wash
ington, May 22.-Ihe correspondence be-
tween Mr. Clayton and Mr.. Champion relative
to the question of vcracity between them re-
garding certain possessions in Centran Amer
lea, is still in progress. The latter, it is said,
has enlisted the services of a distinguished
American friend in order to compromise the
difficulty.
In the absence of information as to what
course the government will take in regard to
Mr.. Champion, distinguished gentleman who,
are engaged in the effort to prevent his dis
missal, incline to the opinion that the delay
is favorable to him, and that at the most there
will he merely suspension of diplomatic
functions till further advice from London are
received. Others still insist that he will be
dismissed.
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PADRE VIGIL AND Mr.. CRAMPToN.- is
a hard thing for an American to he forced to
'icw the acts Of an existing administration
If his country through parlizan, rather than
national medium. Had Mr.. Pierce and his
Cabinet treated Mr.. French the fJnner rep
rcScniatiyc of Nicaragua, as they have done
Padre vigil whatever we might have tllohgtt
OF the rorrcctnrss If their action we should at
least have Given them the credit of acting as
Statement and not as rncrr !artiZans in s,arch
f oil e. II sc are not mistaken. nothing
HAS taken place hctwocn the rejection of
French and recognition of Vigil to alter the
views of llc President and his advisers in the
slightest degree. Whether lie he fi.buSirr
or not, General Walker lad precisely the
same claims to the recognition Of his Govern
mont when he sent Mr.. French, as he has at
present, unless, indeed, the chances of his
success he. as some suppose, diminished by
the formidable opIoSilion which is daily be-
coming greater. On the part of mis- n,ghbors.
II called by tie ieajiimates, as they style
themselves, Of Nicaragua, to preside over
thc, dcs,nics now, he was so called then
and we can ste no real change of crcumstan-
ces whatever, except Oh the score Of suppo-
sod party cyEdlency. One thing Is certain
I'd the scat Of government the President was
as quiet and pcaccahlc as sucking dove,
whereas now he stcms ready to meet any
consequences that may flow from the rccogni.
ton of III, political priest.
Another bird Of the same feather is the az
lalr with Mr.. Champion, the end Of rhuh Is
not get Whatever Mr.. Champion or Mr.
Clayton may have said or done, there has cv.
identity been disposition on the part Of
President Pierce, for some time past. at least.
to avoid rupture with England but now he
talks Of dsn1issiig Mi CHAMPION, right away
let what will be the result. All this may hc
very we'll i'll partizan politics, but how does
such 'yccling and hauling do in statesman
ship! The object in both cases is as pal pa
bic as the SUN in the heavens at MONDAY
Can odd Buck s. return, although he has
attained the great old age of sixty five, have
anything to do with the sudden change? Has
1t become necessary for the hero Of the MeXi
can campaign to take the war path, in Or
der that young America may be fired npi
American boys are always ready, thank
heaven, to defend their country S rights,
whenever and however invaded, but we trust
they have too much mother wit to mistake
partizan blavado for earnest. Let them
know that Their country is involved, and
right Or wrong they will stand hy her: but
it is to be hoped, they will look before they
make so pcrious leap rs that to which
President Picrcc's hccto:in5 and diplomacy
may lead, if carried too fuI -dmcf. Democrat
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-05-24

FIGIBrsTERs TO BE Put DowN. The
Washington Star that the President having
received the new Minister from Nicaragua
has determined to prevent at all hazards, the
departure of armed bands from the United
States for Central America.
What perfect talking to Buncombc is this.
1t Is scarcely week since sailing vessel
chartered for the purpose, left New Orleans
with two organized and equipped companies
on board, destined for Nicaragua. They left
openly, amid the public rcjoicings Of those
sympathizing with them, and without an eff
fort being made for their detention. The
Presidents opposition 70 filibuSIering is all
confined to the latitude Of New York, where
pubic opinion does not sanction such move.
mcnts; at New Orleans and San francisco
filibustcrisln is open, avowcd and unchecked
Baltimore american.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TfNlIlS is to give notice that the subscriber of
L Cecil county hath obtained from the urph MS
Court of said county. letters of administration on
the personal estate of William hothwcll lac of
Sid county. deceased Al! persons having cans
against the SAID deceased, are hereby warned to
axhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated. or before the 18th dny Of Nav
1857; they may otherwise, by law, be exclude |
from all ben eft Of sail estate. All indebted to
saia est;t' are requested to NJ Ike immediate pay
men: to the subscriber. Given uLder my hnudt his
2+th day of My, 1886 r. r. X. EOTllWELL,
Administrator of " liam Rothwcl, deed.
Tcst-liErBES j. LAMAR, Register.
Nav 9th ISJG-Gw
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1f,orrie0.

In Wilmington, on Thursday, May 18th,
by the Rt. Rev. Alfred Lee, Mr.. ASHER b.
GILL and Miss MARGARET USHER TnuMPsos,
both Of Middlctown, Del.
On Tuesday, May goth, by Rev. Thomas
Sumption, Mr.. BENJAMIS T.. LopoR, Of St.
Clair, Pa, to Miss AMANDA VI. CRAWFORD, OF
North East, Cecil county.
On Thursday, May 22nd, at Port Deposit,
by Rev. Mr., G;lroy, Mr.. TnoN,s BunysIps
to Mrs. MARY A. NJ. McKowx, both Of this
county.
AT Cherry Hill, on the 22nd inst, by Rev.
Jos. X. Brown, Mr.. JouY Hurry to Miss
II ArRIET JANHEY, both Of this county,