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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-26


Dir. RIcHARDsoN.-Our contemporary of
the Frederick Herald has rendered golden SER
vice to the public by cxhnmng speech If
this gentleman, delivered in the House of
Representatives when the question Of almi :
| ting The territory conquered from Mexico was
before it, and publishing the suEjoincd ex.
tract:
The people Of the non .slavcholJng States
believe that the territory we acquired from
Mexico by the treaty Of peace, brought with
/ it laws not inconsistent with our Constitu.
| ton, and hat those laws excluded slavery
If there is any representative from rofr- slave
holding States that denies either of these Pre-
positions. ask him to rise in his place and
say so. There are none who can or dare
deny it.
This is universal sentiment of the North,
and might refer to all the speeches that
have been made at this session of Congress,
and the last to show that every one from the
non-siavcholdng States, Free-Soiers and all,
hold that the Territories are now free. If
this is true, what moro can you do! They
are free now, and will ever remain so j; they
are free by the laws ofnaturc; they will re-
main free from causes to which have already
referred, forever. They should satisfy all, in
my judgment, who are opposed Of the extern
sion of slavery. The position is Sc unan,
swcrable that the distinguished Senator from
kentucky !Nlr, Clay) says it is 'incontesta-
| Bile truth"
| believe Congress has full power to pass
such laws as they may think proper for the
government of the Territories. There is. con-
| scqucntly, no constitutional difficulties in my
| road
Truly. says the Frederick Herald; "the
record is disagrceablc thing for oflicescck-
ers." We arc very much disposed to think
| the Southern Democrats will be apt to find it
so before they are done with this business
| They could not have been ignorant of this
| speech. They must have known, from the
| beginning, that Mr.. Richardson voted for the
extension of the compromise line to the Pa.
cific. That is the very line which the South,
crn Democracy have always held to be ml-
constitutional. Nay! even after he has OK
pressly declared his belief in the constitution.
atty Of the Wilfnot Proviso, in the power of
Congress to prohibit slavery in the Territories
and in squatter sovereignty. he has been reg
ularly voted for by that party. Can there be
stronger proof of the utter want Of principle
on the part of these mcn.-Amer. Democrat.
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New Wine and Liquor Store,

NORTH EAST, CECIL COUNTY, MD.
yuyIIOs. C. CA ZIER, one Of the old line
has received and ready for delivery
Wines and Liquors, DO til Foreign and Do
nestle, which lic wifi sell by retail or hy the
blrrcl cask or pint at a very snIail-ad
vance. His facilities in obtaining the above
described staple articl es is such. that his
percentage will be be low that of his fcll""
workn,cn. OySE CARS wholesale and
rrt,il ~ an. S, 5G-1m.
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ROAD NOTEIE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That APP
~ plicaion will made to the County Com
m,ssioners Of Cecil county ut their next rrgu.
lar meeting after the Doth day of February
next, for the appointment of Examiners to
lay out, straghtcn and amend the pr, sent ro
leading from Wesley Chapel, Ella Neck, to-
wards the town Of Elkton, 10 commence
somewhere on tho road lealing to North
East and thence downward toward Wesley
Chapel. Jan %. '56-lm.
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HOUSE, SIGN
AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.

TF You want your dwelling Painted and
: Papercd in neat AMI expeditions man
ncr apply to JOHN McCREA, at Mr.. Mar
rett IS Fountain Inn, Elkton, Md.
DyIlaving had fourteen years experience
in the business he feels confident he can give
general satisfaction TO all who may favor hin
with their patronage.
~Orders sent through the post office OF
otherwise will be promptly attended to, and
on mode rate terms. dec. Oft.
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Jan 263
FARM
AT PUBLIC SALE.

AT PUBLIC SALE.
+ will offer at Public Sale, at o'clock on
l. WEDNESDAY, the Nth day Of Fol ruary
at Battle Swamp, a Farm containing
G5 ACHES.
There is on the premises q R
comfortable frame DWELL @STTNA
ING, (ncarly new) two stories 9A sssA
high. with good cellar. Con- ksHssYTSL MA
venent to the house is an
abundant spring of excellent water.
SO acres is clear land and in cultivation;
u acres is set with clover, and 6 with timo-
thy and clover. There is a large surplus Of
wood over what will be required for the use
of the farm, and would command a ready
sale and fair prices at Port Deposit. The
whole is enclosed with good tencs.
The above property is situated on the
road leading from West Nottingham Pres
bytcrian Church to Woodlawn store, within
300 yards Of The Port Deposit and Brick
Meeting House road, miles from Port De-
post, adjoining lands Of Samuel Hasson, j.
o. Mccormick and others. Terms, which
will be liberal, at sale.
N. W. MCCORMICK.
Jan 2G--ts.
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MISS Ii. CHAMBERLAIN,
]. A. DAVIS 4 co.,

Successors TO WILMER 4 DAVIS,)
PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.
ID ESPECTFULI.Y inform their old friends
In and the public that although lately burnt
out by disastrous fire they are again ready
to wait upon them as formerly. Our office
at present is in Winners Granite Building at
the head ofthe wharf, where we will be found
until II New Ware House is built.
We have on hand all kinds Of
GTANO, LUMBER.
Sh,a,lcs, Lath, SAT- aud Fish, &C.,
and continac to purchase GRAIN, giving the
highest market price.
We are also Agents for the
PEACIlBOTTOM SLATE QUARRIES,
and have slate always on hand and for sale.
j. A. DAVIS Il co.
Aug. 25--6m.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Whg.l
CHERRY Hill. Ian. o3,l ';
Or ManJacfurers-1hem Ability an
PromDtncSS-.Our Deb1f,no Sorieiu-I


Our Mannfac'mcrs-Thnr Alilty and
Promptncss- Ou Debating Socieiy-Hs
useful infucnee-CoM Ueather; Sic,shine.
NDER RICKETTS, Your correspondent
Little Elk in his last communication com
planned that money was scarce and that the
manufacturers were hard up, &c. Now !
don't know the meaning which Little Elk"
attaches to being hard up If he mean that
they are like any body else little scarccr Of
the one nccdfnl thing now than formerly he
may be correct; if he mean any thias else he
is wrong. as our manufactures will compare
favorably with the same number anywhere
both AS it respects ability ami prnmptneSs.
Our Debating and Singing Societies still
exist. The question: whether Pursuit or
Possession affords tie more happiness e. was
decided in favor of pursuit: and the next
question discussed before the society was
whether Woman or Money has the more IN
fiucnce over man" was dtci., d in favor Of
Money. The one for discussion this week
Thursday night.) is whether the Indian or
the African has more cause to complain of
the white man? The decisions in this socl.
ETY. are given by the Judges to the side which
produces the strongest arguments in every
case. 1t may be proper to state here that
this society is w1lr conducted. and if its con-
stitution, bylaws and rules of order are re-
spected ami carried out in future as they
have been in the past, the members and
others attending cannot fail to be instructed
and much Ben, It's certainly better for
the young or old men of the place to be thus
engaged than to be louneing about stores and
shops smoking and gossiping,
We have had slcghlng enough and little
less cold weather would have given general
satisfaction. The Thermometer has stood
away down in the vacinity of .tice-o abou;
long enough, and if Congress don't keep calm
and elect speaker l can't divine what will
be the consequence. MODERATOR.
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New Carriage Mandatory.

nN the first of March next, the under
" signed will open Carriage Manufac-
tory at LEWISVlLLE, Pa. All kinds of
Carriages manufactured of the best material
and finished in the most superior style. He
tlattcrs himself that he will DO able to give
general satisfaction, and that his cannot be
surpassed by those of any other establish
ment. lie respectfully solicits a share Of
the public patronage. A discount of five
per cent. will be made for cash.
J. d. MARSHBANK.
Jan 26-3t.
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Three Questions.

NfR. EDITOR The following questions
have recently been the topic of discussion in
this neighhorhood. Perhaps some of your
correspondents can give some light upon
them:
LIST. Have trees n root called the tap-root
and if so, what root is it !
2nd. Is there any difference between a
bushc of corn in the ear and a bushcl of
cars of corn
3rd. Is barrel that will hold five bushels,
such as the farmers generally use to measure
corn in the car, a barrel or half barrel
SASSAFRAS.
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COME AND SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS.

Z have just returned from the city with a
l. large and splendid assortment OF Cloths:
which | will make up into
COATS, lower than can be bought
In either OF the cities, in the best and most
durable manner, and latest fashions and war
rnnted. Ifthey rip bring them back and
will sew them free Of charge.
WILLIS RUTTER,
Sspstf .Atthe Bazaar, Eikion, Md.
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VIRGINIA AMERICAN STATE CoUNCIL.-
This political body, at a convention held in
Richmond last week. resolved to abolish all
ceremonies Of initiation and obligations Of Sc
crcsy. 1t also adopted the Philadelphia
platform and approved of the course of the
American numbers of'Congrcss. P. A. Boil
ing and j. ID. Imbodcn Esqrs., were appoint
e'l delegates at large to the national conycn-
ton.
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Che Cecil lut)ie.
ELkTox, JANUARY 20, 1856.

REMOVAL OF TUE CECIL Vine" OFFICE.
dur printing office las BEEN removed to the
Cecil Wing building on North Street between
the Court House and Jail. where We viii bic
pleased to see our friends and subscribers.
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LATER FOREIGN NEws.--The Steamer
Baltic arrived at New York OH Thursday with
Liv,rl DOL dates to the Eth inst. ,-3 days
later than that hy the Africa in another col
nmn. The ultima.am of the Western Powers
was still unacceptcl by the Gar. Nothing
later from the seat ofwar. Flour and Wheat
had slightly advanced.
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Dic0.

On Sunday morning. 10Th inst, at the
residence Of her husband. No. $50 South
Third street, Philadelphia, HANNAH A.
SMITH. wife off. Mason smith, in the 32nd
year Of her age. 49,.
At his residence in Charleston, on Satur-
day last, Nh JOHN THOMAS BUESs.
In North East Oh the lTth inst, Mr.. JOHN
w. MERCER.
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GEO. W. WALTON. II. II. ARMSTRONG.
WALTON & ARMSTRONG;,
MACHINISTS and ENGINEERS,

IN F1 DE 3 HUILDINE,-
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
INFORM their friends and the public that they
L continue the manufacture of High and Low
Pressure Stationary and Marine STEAM ENGINES
AND BOILERS, SlIAFTING, MILL WORK. and
machinery of every description. CASTINGS and
CARRIAGE ANiES furnished to order.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of every description
forged to order sV'JOBBlNG Of all kinds pune
tua'ly attended to. Liam. 26-6m.
Cy-AN EIGHT-HORSE POWER EN-
CINE, AND BOILERS FOR SALE CHEAP.
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Cool Afnirs.

" SLElGuNG.-The sIeighing which has last
cd three weeks rs still quite good III this neigh
borhCod. 1t is unusual for snow to last so
long herc.
LAND SALE.-James II. Ray has sold the
farm Of 10 acres near Cherry Hill Md, he
longing to 4hn Ru,nor, to IL. Eeberts of View
Castle county, for 50 ,0o0.-Del. Rep.
\ ATTEMPTED ROBBERY IN NORTH EAST
The store of Mr.. r. l.. Thomas in North Fast
was entered by burglar one night last week
Nothing was taken ,hcrcfrom the thiet's de-
signs being frustrated by Dig that is kept
in the store at night.
SCARLET FEVER IN PORT DEPosIT.-This
scoursc to children has visited Port Deposit
this winter with alarming fatality: Mr.. VIM.
Falls and Mr.. Ab,am Whitaker have each
lost three children NY it; there have been many
other cases. and We understand it still asfllcts
The town.
X Observation-Disclosures should be on
the constant look out for thieves We hear
of petit larcenics committed every week, the
dcprcdators making little difference between
night and day. Among the rest Mr.. Cole S
tailor Shop was robbed at midday of fine
coat pattern, and Mr. Tay Tors bar drawer of
several dollars 10y some one WHO entered the
heasc at night.
>~DYsART's TAvERN.-This noted old coun.
try tavern, known to every Body in Cecil and
to many elsewhere has lately lost the "host'
who for so many years has been its remarka-
bic feature and guardian spirit. Miss CATH
arinc Dysart departed this life OH Saturday
last the 10Th inst. aged 80 years. The beau
tifnlly located property which has; f,r years
been growing more and more dilapidatcd will
now fall into other hands, and it will be a
happy day for the ncighborhood if it ceases
forever to be place where liquid poison is
sold.
CECIL BANK.-The following Annual state
ment shows the financial condition of this
well managed institution:
Statement Of The Cecil Bunt, nj Port Depo,iL
,IQnHHrU 1ih 1S56
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THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE. --Thc Com
mittces not having reported on the more inn
portant matters of the session, there is little
for us to notice in the proceedings Of the Leg
isla,ure, except such matters as are of local
interest in Cecil the principal business done
being of the same general character and Of
local bearing in other parts Of the Statc.-
Since our last Issue we notice the following
particulars in reference to matters pertaining
10 this county.
The bill amending the charter Of the Cecil
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company, re-
ported by Mr.. Mccullough, has passed both
houses and is now the law.
Mr.. Stubs has presented petitions for the
chartorng of II Railroad from Poyt Deposit
up to the Pennsylvania line, on the Eastern
bank of the Susquchanna. Also a petition
that the old Md. Canal be kept in good order
or its charter be annull,d lie has reported
a bill to change the name of the village of
'Cor nn kefeh' to Nickcvilc; and another
to amend the charter of the Baltimore and
Philadelphia Central Railroad Company.
On motion of Mr.. Scott biE reported to
give magistrates in Worcester county, juris-
dicton in cases Of assault and battery subject
to thc..right of appeal to the Circuit Court,
was made applicable also to Cecil County
Mr.. S. has reported a bill to authorize The
clerk of The Circuit Court to record certain
dpal
In the Senate Mr.. Mccullough has reported
a general bill to prescribe the duties of State 5
Attorneys and to provide for the manner Of
their conviction for incompctcncy, wilful
neglect of duty, or misdrmcanor il, office.
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NENpUE BILLs.--Thc time for sales of
Stock, Household Goods, Be-, preparatory to
changes of residence is approaching. We
are prepared to print handbiIls at The Wing
Office in good style at cheap rates.
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DISMISSAL OF AN ARMY OFFICER.-Thc
sentence of the Army Court Martial, recently
b,ld at Fort Washita, Arkansas, dismissing
B,cvet. Major John q. Ilenshaw from the Scr
vice, has been approved by the President, and
officially promulgated by the War Depart
nlCnt.
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DTBclow are some questions propounded
by correspondent in the lst District, which
are open 10 the ingenuity of our readers.
For The TcrU IT6ir
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JAMES nj. BURGESS,

REAL ESTA Z NbEN I,
XTTiIOSE advertisement is in anotLei
w column Of this paper. has on iaha al
this time and for sale 20 FARMS; several OF
N am from three to five miles from Port De-
kosit.
Aag. 4S-tf.
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For The Cecil Wig.

For The Cecil Uhir.
The Und srfRlAcr;
OR TIE MYSTERY SOLVED.
Three weeks cudgcled at my brains
TO find out why co.lin-maker
Shoad be yclept au undertaken,
But had my traub'e for my pains.
then applied to Tom. by trade
A coffin-nakcr and he said,
"Whon bip Ills, here he looked profound,
And pau scd moment from his toll
"llayc 'shuffcd off their mortal coll
We have to TAKE them UNDER ground"
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\ e MI. McCull'ugh ofthc STAT. s,nate and
MrSsrs. Stubbs and Scott Of the Efnuse OF
Dell gates, will please accept oar thanks for
valuable public documents.
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DssSOE. EFaGN.
Phila AcIplli:s, Vviillains' on and
BALTIMORE RAILROAD

nN and after December 18th. 1853 the plsscn-
~ g trains vii! leave this station for phlad e.
phia and Baltimore rs follows:
Leace for Baltimore, Laare for Philadelphia.
10 O'Clock Is min. A. NJ. 10 o'clock So min A. NJ
So'clock 81 =. NJ. o'clock A. p NJ.
| o'clock 10 " nigh 9 o'c!pck - p. NJ
SAMUEL W ROBERTS,
North East, Jan u, %. Agent.
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CA correspondent, wllo not unfrequent-
ly appears in our columns in humorous
rhymes, this week NEEDLES as is seen below.
with rather serious subject
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COAL Y A RID.

COAL 7 x nd.
NlARD Il ALDRlDGE announce t" their
r ficnds that they are in receipt of first
quality of stove coal, which they will sell at
n small advance. tCct. 1916
rI,,It RTEEN YEARS IL THE ITiNFEANCi
/ h."ev Andrew MaLshps book: For sale by
- Vi" WIN TOkDERT.
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JOSEPH M. FOSTER,
A wv N ING M AoKER.

OEO NORTH THIRD STREET. EAST Side>
%CC Above Willow, Railroad Depot, Pn,I.A-
DEtrHlA, where can be obtained. at the shortest
notice, SAILS FOR BoATs, American and Business
Flags of all Nations. Awnings, Tents, Wagon and
Canal Boat Covers, Sacking Bottoms Halnmocks.
Bags, ETC. N. b. Fall and Wheel Ropes splicet'
Old Awnings repaired. Residence, $50 South
Front street, above Pine.
Jan 26, '56-ly.
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REMOVAL

X LNIoN AID.
The office of The Cecil Wing has been re.
moved to North Street between the Court
House and Jail, where we are prepared to do
IIandbills, and other Job Printing.
0DTThe Wing has far larger circulation
than any other paper ever had in the county,
and is good medium for advertisements.
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n. BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

FTNllIS ESSENCE is preparation of unusual cx-
L ccIlence. In ordinary diar.hca, incipicnt
cholera in short in all eases Of pr,s;raton of tho
digestive functions. it is of inestimabe Value
During the prevalence of epidemic cholera and
summer complaints of children, it is peculiarly
etlcacous no family, individual, or traveller should
be without it,
CAUTION DO sure to got the genuine essence
which is prepared only by +. BROWN. at his
DRrG AND CHEMICAL STORE, N. L. CuRNER OF
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHlLADELpIII,
and for sale by all the respectable Apo hccarics in
tho United States; and in ELkTON by DR. JOS.
WALLACE; in Port Deposit by JAS. WILSON
Jan 26, '56-6m.
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NOTICE.

Having concluded to discontinue my Store
Business, now offer to sell my entire Stock
and fixtures at first COST. Any person or
persons wishing to engage in the Dry Goods
and Grocery Business can get bs rgain by
applying to me in person. A. J. SCOTT.
JAM, 10Th 1856 IT,
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common Rosn Soaps.
FOR THE TOILET
G. NJ. ELKINTON & SONS HONEY S(AI,
this is the purest Soap mlde possessing Healing
properties and is highly recommended for tho
prevention and cure OF CHAppEp HANDS. and vari-
diseases of the skin. For the toilet it is one Of
the best Soups ever offered 10 the public Each
cake OF soap is STRAPPED Ii. NJ. L. 4 SON. Philn-
lclphia N"other is genuine. Price Is cents per
Package. PALM, CASTLE, WHITE, YELLOW,
BARRIER. ASp Pale soaps. imported; GR""> A>s'
SOFT SOAPS in bbls Mould Candles. G's So. los
Us. Dippel Candles, 6s. SIS, los, l2s. lly-
drauic Candles, As, Is, in ID. boxes. Sal Soda
in barrels. Jan. 26, Silly.
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aFE-SSSIsW n CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

CGMNESSiON MERCHANTS
AND WilOLEs. ALE DEALERS in all kinds of
"A Foreign and Domestic Leaf Tobacco. Manu-.
facturel Tobacco, and Foreign and Domestic
Ciguls, 81 South Front Street, Philadelphia
IMPOTERS OF
Fine Havana Cigars,
Of the choicest growths Of tho Nuclta- Abaio A
large assortment of which arc kept constantly on
han |. and for sale at small advance on the cost
OF importation.
- 'tonsi sn,ucnts respectfully solicited on which
liberal advances will be made when desired.
y. B.-Sp,oiai attention given to orders for
purchase commission. OF Tobacso. as ala, every
description of Mcrch ndise for account of parties
living at n distance from this market
Jan g. Ji-fy
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GEO. NJ. ELKIyTOE & SON
Manufacturers of

SOAP AND CANDLES.
No. II .Nargurefa ST., Philadeiptin.
IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP fog
L soft, hard and salt water. This Sonp has pow
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cstlil cleansing proprrti, >
W h ic h readily remove
Oil, Paint, Dirt &c. from
every description of goods
without injury to them.
For all domestic purposes
1t is superior to any other
+ cent. cheaper tn an the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-01-30
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
Es;s3 f:sSEsssz ssssgisaa
PENNSYLYANIA NAILT1IJ4I7-
50 - - - -

THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
i WITHIN estern, Northwestern and Southwestern sia
by continuous Railway direct This road also eonnccs
Ptts5urg with oai.y line of Steamers to all ports ou
the Western Rivers and Cleveland and Sanduskv win
Steamers 20 all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the dt-sct eisapest and rslaJs route by Whlc:
FREIGHT can be forwarded and from the Great D ssf
,.,r Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS.-BOOts Shoes Dry Goods - -.
(in bO1es,) Furs, Feathers 6c..... ( 'Ve PER AVID
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery
Dry Goods (In bales Hardware, Lea ST5c per ICCD
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils Baggng Bacon .,,..
and Pork I'm bulk j Hemp, &c..... DOC per 4ve-'
FOURTH Class CsHee, Fish, Bacon /
and Pork packed Lard and Lard OIL oVe PEI -9VS
FlOur-$ 81 per tb. unit further notice
Graiu-'O cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice
COtton-S2per bale. not s1ceedng zoo lbs weight until
further notice.
- In shipping Goods from any point East of PhlIa-
dephia, be particular to marx package re- PsHasgLuoa
Rdslro1d All Goods consigned the Agents of This
Road Al Philadelphia PItlsbuTg will forwarded WIKI
out detention
FREIeHr AGzTTa-Harris W0rmlev & Co. Memplis
Tennessee X. T. sass Co, So LOUIS; J = Mitchell <
son. Evansville Indiana; DUmtsn Bell and Hurduck and
arter IewetL Louisville hy., K Z. Msldrum M4dnon
indiana; Sprgman Brown and Irwin 4 Co Cincinnati.
n. W. Graham a Co, ZInesvIIle, ohio; Leech Co. no
81 kilby street Boston: eech Z Go ArOr H,u,e New
York no William street. and No Battery Place New
ioTki T. Sneeter, Philadelphia a Mlgraw Koons. A.
umOre; Geo. q tTsuclsCus PItIs0-Tg
IL. H. HOUSTON, GsHeru. Ffs GIT AgGut pkil1E1
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