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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

'SsIV cribcr on the 18th day of September
mnlattn namc TOM. about II years If ape Vvl,, =
lett lie had on straw hat with black ban cnuded or ~
ted ock Coat has full head of with sears on ono
arms near the elbows the inside the loft ,hgl
All these have the appearance being Bit or en- viii
knit lie is left handed shrewd and Intelligent ant wi -,
doubt attempt pass Tree boy and may hire hnsr,f =,
such '" ~
Viii give ho above req ard for the apprehension and at
cry Of 81 boy to or II secured in fstl saha I lin
Address WM. \ CLEMENT
i.# F1pfg 1,,, .t,ttg,
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Tho Indianapolis journal says there were G.
900 applicants for the post of messenger to ear
ry the electoral vote of Indiana to Washington.
and that there wereapplicants from every town.
ship in the State bat two.
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he Richmond Republican, of Dec 2ih 1852 that Carriers
spanish Mixture is qnack medicine.
They had IN their who afflicted With
ibcn Mercuris Rheumatism who continually complain.
II misery in The back mh and joints his eyes had be.
teyerish and materY neck swollen throat and all
Of Rheumatism, combined with Scfoula Two
-1t1los Spanish Mixture cured him and edi.
notice above they bear testimony wonderful
IT'S only regret that all suffering dis
the blood nf the existence of such
medicine They cheeffuly recommend it.
Sre their certificate, notice in tul around the bottle
lprl Z I'm
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LAGnANgg, Ga, Dec. 6, aaa6

LAGRANgg, Ga, Dec. 6, 1896
pEAR SIN Your letter,ni 9th November was hand
ed 10 me II few moments since by Hon Thomas ".
Thomas.
You say that my otter, Of the 18th nit, has in it
much both in tone aud matter, personally offensive
in itself Sc,, and without specifying any thing which
yon designate offensive you proceed to ask OF me
"that satisfaction which is usual between gentlemen
In such cases
Il might be some satisfaction for you TO shoot at
me though should entertain great fear of being
hit but candor requires me 10 say, with my present
feelings leould not deliberately shoot nj YOU and
for many reasons-a few only Of which will now
give
LIST. might possibly kill YOU and though you
may not consider yonr life valuable, yet to take it
would be a great annoyance 10 me afterwards
The ceaseless accusation ofmy conscience that
was a murderer would be tho bane of all my future
happiness
I'd. ! am not conscious of having given You any
just ground of offence In my letter of the cath au-
thorl2e yen TO constrne my remarks by the meaning
OF your own charge, TO which the remarks were iu-
tended rs areply. If the reply then, was offensive
il only proves that you intended Your charge and
in that view you entitled to no satisfaction and
i am satisfied with the reply. Further than this
distinctly disclamed any personal nllusion or I'M
kindness, aud notwithstanding yonr +" helligercnt
message feel none now.
Sd. If the invitation to mortal combat is intended
MS a mere formal occasion TO exchange few harm
less shots and then have au adjustment. can only
say never engage in farccs, make iegned issues
II could be made conscious that had done Won in
justice, should deem it duty to repair IT, 4 should
not wait first to be shot at If You did me Injustice
met the occasion with the rrmfin and il does seem
made Il shot which produced wid-r if not deeper
sore than any within the power o powder and ball
to produce
Now, SIR, ias always speak plany.A will only
hid that know of nothnE which has occurred he
tween You and me which could authorize or instif,
aoei; aud while never NJ any time had an insult Of
| iereo me nor an aggression attempted | shall vet
know now TO meet and rcpe any that may be offered
4 sal or otherwise
Yours respectfully, &c,
Hon A. H. Stephens
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

dition treaties with Enelsna. France Prussia,
Holland and Switzerland The tr.aiy with Aus
tria is precisely the same a. that with frnnce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

II If This medicine. We not the habit Of
aging much in relation to such medicines generalysee
ng The rounds II newspapers but in relation 10 Ayers
iherry pretora feel that something in It's favor
foprtY from the fiet that lave tried it, young
ofee has used both his and
proved brlefeialasyiean Presbyoian, GrtenrRc,
;tgg fiec
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a rerfnmea Mrent,..-what lady or gentleman won

4 Ferfunicd II rcntiI-What lady gentleman would
abor unr the dsageeahle brenl when
BOW DENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only Ter IT,
wet but make the teeth white aabastc prevent tooth
che aud them decay Recommended by dem
ISIS aud physicians everywhere
Beautiful Compile be attained by its
pimpes, ffcckes, renders the skin
H. mPariinga rich roseate hue Il the greatest
known being free from all Injurious Price 30
ents. For saleby SIRoTHER WHITEHEAD,
SrABLER ~ JONES.
nd Is nrnrx xlnra
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Abscess pronounced ncnrable by the faculty Rob
Cumberland Maine, afflicted tor three
Absorss Ia The and about have the limb
nrulf,d bot recommended lolioways Ointment and
? Ills. winch completely hraed it,
Sold manufactures So 20 Maiden Lane, New York
ud No 2tI Strand London; by all Druggists at 25c,
e, and 81 per box. dee 30 div
& 10 the 4 nlicfcd.s-B deem il n duty I D.
etv especially the afflicted offer his testimonial In
thai estihablc mediciuc-"PERkY DAVIS PAIN XII.
m Whom passing through talcna two weeks ago,
Hirchased your agency y batn was then suffer
II Severely bruised hand applied in the store and
asonshp At the almost instantaneous relief Before
II @ the Inflammation removed, and in less than
hour tie pain ceased In two days my hand well
Finding Ia b really rnelY determined to its
curative tor the Piles which have been
far After five dressings piles the
that had bern; entirely free from them and
good health ever lite. have
ID the Pain Killer to others and always with good effect
y.ral OF the Of the upper boats carry with
hm atuustant supply and consider 1t of the yalua
IL medicines discovered
au dear sir respectfully YOURS, JOSEPH O MARTIN.
Forslle by } H. THOMPSON Il co. and by Druggists,
Groeers aud Medicine Dealers every where.
dec 10 d2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

Gen, Duff Green, il is said, Is preparing re.
markable and most curious political and literary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

Late accounts from Kansas represent that the
Supreme Court was in session at Lecompton.
considering the case of Judge Elnore, Who our
renders will remember.was removed. in COMPANY
with Reeder some time ago. Judge L. denies the
right of the President to remove him, on the
ground that the organic act gave the President
no power to remove judges before the expiration
OF the r term. and that he could derive his nowsr
from no other source. Now as the c,n,t 10
composed of two judges. Lecomp,e mud Ga.
TO- ithdppens that his success or, who nceord;nr
10 Judge L. views. is not legally on the ho,c,,
ut all. is one of his judges. 1t further snnenrs
that the Court disagree on the point presented.
Lecompte. tho Chi Justice, sustaining judge
Elmore and Judge Cato sustaining the President.
new complication arises in the removal of q.
compie. SO that if not before disposed of by re.
rnoval TO the Supreme Court. the made by
Judge Elmore will have io be primarily decided
by Court both members of which are Direct,
and personally interested and committed agains
him
The Union publishes the text Of the new trea
" be'ween Austria aud the United States "for ihs
mutual delivery of criminals and fuetiyes from
= "a y Nft
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

The following Is the conclusion Of the CORE.
spondenee between Hon. A. II. Stephens and
-, II. Hill. Esq, OF Georgia which was followed
by the posting of the latter by Mr., S The
publication Of this CORES pondenee in the Angus
Ia Chronicle and Sentinel is accompanied by n
long communication from Mr., II making numcr-
Qua specifications OF ialsehood md dshonorable
conduct against Mr.. s. We mako this explana-
ton and give the annexed letters, because ex.
tracts from Mr.. stephens card severely assning
NJ. Hill wnre riy.n in our cnlulnus.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The Annual Meeting sGshe Citizens uiiding
pund Association will be hrA override Store OF
Payne Christian al O'clock r NJ Thursday. the LIST
January the election Officers and tie transaction
Other important business 1t Is desirable all the members
shall b. present. JOHN !. MURRELi"
dee Il n Secry.
The Annual Mcr,ing Of the sfockh oIders of
Irnebnrg building Fund Association will he held their
room the o Payne Christian, Thursday The
ls day II January, at 7 o'clock Z NJ = Y. REID.
dee n t2 Sec'ry.
The stock holder. Of the Franklin Building
FUND Association will hold their Annual Meeting Thursday
lst January. at their room, at 7 o'clock l.. NJ.
dec il-2t JAS. =. sfDMT sec'ry.
Comfort for the Aged.-Ihe Montreal Tran
script speaking OF NIsTARs BALsAM ~ WILD CHERRY,
June r. We believe 10 be generally recognized as
useful medicine hg medical men, and stat, with per
feet truth sincerity that with which we are
particularly nf Old gentleman At least
eight Il residing few nies from this city aud
who troubled at times with ashmaicul eomplani-the
dec died rne obtained whenever nc makes oi the
Baiam this the advanced period Of life which he has ar
rived be considered unausweabe proof of rs yr
tn Jouk out for limitations
Nine genuine unless signed / BUTTS On the wrapper
SElH ". FoWLE & CO, l:E Washington Street Bos
ton ifopriefora Sold hv their agents everywhere.
Tor sale by ] II. THOMPSON Co. and J II. sEAY.
-
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I,Nnehbnrs Lumber Market. Dee. ~.


S1NGER'S SEWING. MACHINES s,,...
Judged y his t" be e na proc" ct great merit
hng the r. re6naaa neTf maeHss After e,as
exhibited at the late Expostion in % Wrs
ry 10 make lhcn, has heon rit In - e' ahuiaeo
In every branch industry in which sewing is to be done
If tho ail, .a " M immense Pr"ht AS the speed
singers MaS3nes eaopred W f ic SO sewing WIN
shoemaker trcssmakar carriagn ,r,n@ ialor
should be one The fair profit If nssg anS
year In nh nri,at aynis 49, ,"' - o.' holsad Dollars
be done these machines Az am msn s"me to
table Tbs "ra a. eSen en- ana foh
very strong end durable ena HE only ki,f ~ s a'm '
" ao ssaae Fvy hs sn sh W %oTe or @
names b" Singers Machnc aone Sa S bca q a
whsre to satisfy The msa o the "n ds' o'fn found every
chine , from I b 6 % @ 5 Ter using are sent with each
aging .hm. The are packed securely 60 10 D a
ara aa W. VIII on ayI at n. @f@ rafu NJ
wholly devoted t" the Sewing Matching 9 {, rp
:, - y 80. .... ~ IA Co
ell ST. Nv aY - - ,ian9Hef 81; bos'oni No W Chap
T.arR ia N It2 ch@nN ~ pm M sG 94 @sd 81
No East An Cincinnati; No g North 4th ST. s.
ST. Mobile - ~ ii ~ ' 81 ,a
u Imstratcd nants and 80 S.,' OF Ei'snni
Shakspeare in yarious tvIos sor lec,, HAN
Byronin '
Preseots y'"' y'""" ~ f haf an 'e"@''i"l
The Poetieol Works Scott Mltoi GRAY Burns ususr
Moore Montgomery, lop~, I.oneellow, Willis sgour
ney hs'q &c &c aeeganty bound in the antiques style
fee's and Poetry OF Amftiea
" En- land.
uor,o., , ,,ao,.., the Aneents
Heroines Of Shakespeare
Leaflets Of Memory Win 10 bea,tif,l nlr.tr,,,a.
Maranley's NsreIlgnoons rs,rs = III CO, p'"s'
RHYMES and Roundeayes in praise of a COUNT life.
Gray's Elegy, elegantly bound and illnstra, cd "
The RHINE 81 the ancient Mari,rr
Poetry of the Fields do the do OF the Year all
Republican Court very beautifully illustrated
Victoria '''''' f'''''''''9 u 'ie 'ouf' oil Queen
rb o' 1y Nm w Hne" ana beautiful Annual
Floral Kecns,ke wi with M ,,on, -, ,-, .u..
en- - M So $50 van ~ e'eefhl cooFea ehsfa'hGs
The Token
rf,.i xpGa N to 5arsn ILLUSTRATED
ti NE - =, stifa nag, ny ooldsmith illustrated,
,,hicora and Other Rrrio,,s ~ H. ,,,r, -, -, o.
oI "1leu' =, ,,.. . :,
ROMANCE and Poery 9ery elegantly illnsratad
Dirteas VIZ 10 e ,,ip 'gl! ,i pfe',y' ,,,
pni, FI'',, H. ' T sPienhdy hound and Illustrated,
Wiz ,,',rv "Iir ~ : ISL 60,
eps a. INV , "3 ph gea9tnly got mp for pres
in great SUM very Splendid Aso Fanny Articles
AS low a. ho f1nns, al Oh "h'fh VIII he Soid
4 sSssD .iue for niemdi in. broken 4. las. hi
ma 10 n3 gwen cntre s'tistaction The Ladies can
exnen , ,"Kc war without trouble and with little
doc Ia. j II THOMPSON a co.
1ce 10 If Druggists,
NFeTIIEH,. Hrc,-ttio,b. 10 nrc,.., . ,;,;,o
yH Br Nursing Bottles with silver and Haste month
hyieS Nlptie Aliei'ls Glass
j. II. THOMPSON 4 CO.
aec li-ls Druggists.
AvE..unuT, ~
~ ,inno. ~ - -, ~ hs e"0scfiofFeo"-
the ages of 10 and 10 y.,rs - - a. 'i, h
n $, hagknhs and Garpeaer aud will pay highest
he' prices III cash His office newly brick building
- VI Ehri street Immediately in of the Farmers
bank where hr prepared hudirrs
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ge-..-s ''sssNPETITsSs 81 IL The Life Of
1NS-a TRADE nlRl&IINfi in ali its various branches
done style unsurpassed by 0tb,i Establishment in The
Stde, at the NlRGlNIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
ME&T
jobs printed manner that will compare with anv
done South of Mason Line Snecimens can
Church auq
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

FUND Association will hold their Annual Meeting, Thursday,
let January. at their room, at 7 o'clock, i NJ
dee Jl.2t JAS. T. sfDMT. SecTy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

- ,nNetef A't now receiving their second Stock Of
~ e ''oods consisting in psrto fna Silk Robes Striped
il' Huhs BACK TO pmrc Striped Dtsnes Satin Striped
Ne Wy men solid do, Stella Shaws Cashmere do, fine
Hack d9 lnseys &c. &c which
10 FN2i,ihe- JAS. a STlGLER & co.
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A'a biast, Ausag Bottles with Silver Elastic
pitetS initt 7, rcha Nipples, Breast Pumps new
syiS Apple Hheis Of Glass and Metal &c sale by
j. II. THOMPSON 4 co.
Irnnr
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The IrIehbnfg building Fund Assoc alton VIII he he'd
room over the Sure o Payne & Christian, on Thurs
lst day # January, at o'clock Z NJ. s V RE
dee n i2t 81
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ESss Ubesaa t'OBs 80. WISE sea-
- inc entire ~ PE, BORDER, CUTS. CASES, &c. be
longing to 1e lyncbug Republican The type are nearly
h'" aud the quantity sufrien good job Office
pc1ug over sixty different fonts tyne
2ats HENRY TT DON pronriator
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

l WINS cox M Who " ould suff.r all a.
ti'il " iSias ron corn when box Of t5rn % .
'"f"a'ed To ehre ior2o cents, be had al ~ 's'e
aooon. J. H. THOMPSON & cos
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- x u my stock Of goods TO Nj Jas b Fdwarsa "
~ ne MI'a TO snisunmRtc the matter with lin, NJ ana
nv j s"n IS before and shall be ready to wait mon
nne ia ! ,HiI mat they want in my fine Isha ann
~ 80 'l'st ms Stock a; precisely cost mini ~ 'ol
pift5 o., y ere 'ied by MIR Phillip Payne T. 3 "a"
10 ltn there the hanlsomest variety S. - .'!H
~ l91 !" this country aud view of which az WIZ
, W ., y - MAKE II one OF the attractive a -
- -ieeaoe places Tor the people 10 com a.. as
III E'.ds IN my line add do forget tla I ""o may
al ,6a 5 my nonnfs Nantes and Mli5ory 1, - H. h N
10 H. H, ii'uies III Tn country when Won have ,,,i.
" 10 JuSi knt some good dontle Yarn Softs 'ih% ',ae
'iin'- AM hFlug them to ouo ~
~ W 5 N1ai money You can spare aud ! s. #, 81
dec 81 .. ~ ' = S, ,tnilE'
al, >, .,-- zALtKED tFfleUnvF.
- aut Tor SAFE BY n "i I'm" a. WI hand
doc 4is y. II. THOMPSON 4 90
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~ E"NSE" " ANgED .-l lie subscri be-
fhhe' IN mark Il for NEGROES OF both sexes
% ages OF 10 and 30 years. including Mechanics such
a ha'Ss'nhs and Carpenter. mud will pay highest
heI prices III cash His office is newly brick building
~ - i-Vhf street Immediately in the Farmers
alh Wbefe hris prepared QavnG erected buildings With
10 BOARD negroes sent to Lyuchbrrr sale 9th
er"se on rs moderate them
'hev were placed in the jail of the Corporation
lnaY i'.dselv SETH MOODROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

iFMN& "a. " SONeESS.-Wc, The unicrsigu- W
$x "a hfV' united ourselves nnder the firm Of W. i Wy
. 'r"t' To- TOR The purpose Of selling Musc and ~.
Ma"ca INSTRUMENTS We shall alwavs keep hand large
assortment Music and Mnsieal Instruments snrh
f3tteH Meiodeans Guitars Nious Flutes and all MUS
car iustrnmehts generally found in such establishments alo
WIZ ne S"d at TIE Northern retail prices and warranted
to be rs good MS can be bought Q Isrwhefe
w T. hrocne Will devote has W trade
ana hores rom his long experience in the business IL give
10 All who may favor their
Music Saloon at Lanelnrne Wakups Book store opposite
the cizens Savings Bank few doors above the Noryc
House I.y nehbure, Va
W. P. GREENE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

wofk under the title Of "Rreaeetans Of a Wash.
ing'on Politician. who was Thirty Years out Of
the senaie." As the title partially implies. this
Thirty yearss Of Gen. Duff Green's political er
perirnce /. signed to be n historical refuia,ion
ii The Thirty years Of Col. Thomas II. Benton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31
Z .INtaO s.iue for n,endin. hro,,.n..,n... Oh

- oar liquid Hue for meldine broken Glass Chi.
ma and Wood has given satisfaction The Ladies can
now mend ther broker without trouble and with little
expense. Made and sold only by
j. II. THOMPSON q co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

Hon A. II. Stephens.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-31

ihprs OF Mems and Boy Boots Shoes and Brogans, O.
all h Titles Just received Also large stock Has aud Cars
10 be sold cheap by III quantity. l. L. ARMISrFAD,
doc H-ts under Telegraph Office
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
SIIERIEES SALE.

I'D \ virtue of writ of Fieri Facias, issued
- oul of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county. at the suit Of Wm.M Moore, (use
of Foard Aldridge,) against the goods and
chattlcs, lands and tcnements OF George A.
Crookham; and to me directed, | have
seized and taken INTO execution all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate, at
law and in equity, of the said George A
Crookham, of, in and to the following dc.
scribed property, t" wit all that
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
lying and being in Cecil county, containing
Ten Acres, More or Less,
whcreon William II. Crookham now resides;
which was conveyed to George A. Crook
ham by William NJ. Moore and Rebccca Ann
Moore, his wife, by Deed, dated on the 18th
day of April, in the year 1858, and record ed
in Libcr II. Ii. NJ, No. 6, Folio go, one OF
the Land Record Books of Cecil county
aiorcsuid together with all and singular the
buildings, improvements and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, all Of which will ohel
at Public Sale on
SATURDAY,, OCTOBER lin, 1856,
at three O'Clock Z. NJ, at the Court House
door at Elkton, to the highest bidder fol-
Cash. JOHN j. r. POOLE.
Elkton, Sept. 20, 1856. Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
American Mass Meetings.

At meeting of the American State Central
Committee. on the sth inst, it was resolved tha,
Mass Meetings of the friends of Fillmore and Don
clson be held ut the following times and places in
The several Congressional Districts of Maryland,
viz:
First meeting. at II.tGERSTOWN, on Wedncs-
day 24th of september
Second meeting. at MONUMENT SQUARE,
Baltimore. on Thursday 81 OF October.
Third meeting at COCKEYSNlLLE, Baltimore
county, saturday. 18th Of October.
Fourth meeting. at WESTMINSTER, Carroll
ounty. on Tuesday. 7th of October.
Fifth meeting. ut PRl n CESS ANNE, Somerset
county. on Tuesday. 18th Of October.
SIKH meeting, at LEoNAKDTOWN, St Mary 8
county. ON Tuesday, 18th Of October.
Addresses will he made by the Elccors of the
State and other distinguished friends of the cause.
The members of the Central Committee of the
several counties comprising the Congressional
districts are requested TO sdopt measures to secure
full and general attendance of the voters.
GEORGE H. SANGSTON, Chairman
". THOMSON Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
SHERIFFS SALE.

pY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, issued
- out of the Circuit Court for Cecil coun-
ty, at the suit of Iloratio J. Sheppard, (Ad-
ministrator of David Sheppard,) against the
goods and chattles, lands and tcnemcnts of
Elhu 1largan; and to me directed ! have
seized and taken into execution Ill the right,
title, claim, interest and estate, at law and in
equity. of the said Elihu Hargan, of, in and
to all that certain
LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OFLAND,
lying and being in Cecil county aforesaid,
ana containing
Three Acres and Twenty-Five
PERC1lES, more or less; being the same
tract, piece or parcel of land, which was
conveyed to the said Elhu Hargan by one
Jacob Burchee, by Deed, dated the 18th of
February, in the year 1874, and recorded in
Libcr &. NJ. c.. No. 8, Folio 223, one of the
Land Record Books OF Cecil county, as will
more fully appear by reference to the Decd;
together with the buildings, Improvements
and appurtcnances thereunto belonging, all
of which will offer ut Public Sale on
SATURDAY,, OCTOBER 1lh, 1856,
at two O'Clock z. NJ, at the Coun House
door at Elkton, to The highest bidder for
Cash. JOHN r.. POOLE
Elkton, Sep. 90, 1S56--ts Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
FILLMORE AND DONELSON
MASS MEETING AND BARBECUE,

americans, 's.4rouse, awake, shake of the
dep drops mat glitter on your garments and
once more march 10 baHie and 10 riciory"
TJNlE friends Of Fillmore and Donclson will
l. hold Grand Mass Meeting and Bar
bccuc in the Woods adjoining Cecilton, on
THURSDAY, October
Come, and hear the principles of the
American Party-those principles so ncces-
sary to the preservation of the Constitution
and the Union explained and calculated by
yonr able and eloquent representative, the
HON. J. Is. RICAUD. Invitations have
been extended to the Hon ii. W. Davis,
French S. Evans, ID. ii. McPhail, VIM. II.
Travers, J. b. Askew, N. b. Smithcrs, Ed
WIN ii. Webster and others.
WFriends OF the Constitution aud Union
everywhere, Come! Comet! BY order
Of the Committee OF Arrangements.
Sept ~, 1S56-2w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27

COUNSEL. But few of the reading public
arc aware how continually an editori is called
upon to advise his patrons on every subject,
from politics to the breed of cattle. Through
the whole range of our duties none has per-
picked US more than to tell our readers what
to take for cure when they are sick. llith-
erto this has been severe trial to all our skill,
bur it will not be hereafter. We have been
taking. and have seen the evidence from
Others that have taken Doct. Ayers Cherry
Pcetoral and Cathartic Pills, They need but a
slight trial to convince the most sceptical how
far they superior to the other medicines we
have had in use. They have one single pro-
perry of great importance to the sick and that
is then CURE Boston Herald.