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PERFECTLY INpAK.rI ,T.-Dil Judge Y :

PERFECTLY IAPAHr!AL.--Old Judge h
was III some respects very rcnarkabls nIan.
lie was never known to speak well Of any
body: and never suffered any one 10 he prais-
I'd in his hearing without nbuking the clllo
giS;. and picking some flaw IN the character
Of thc person ruiogi .er. whether it were
John Sommerih ut or George Washing, on
Yet she judge, though cold blocd,d. selfish
and ilibcral in the txtrmc. was rocioncd
man Of sterling integrity in all financial or
other business matters. and for that reason.
together with his mtnub,cd good sense. ell
.ioycd the confidence of the community. lie
was for MANY Years judge OF probate in his
county, and filled 'lc Office TO tho satisfaction
Of the public. How does it happen. in
qulrrd one Of his towns,nen of another. "that
such Grabbed. ill-natnred old russ is such
apo u rjadg',of p rbate e. why, ,'rcl -.
cd the other. Its a plain case enoneh-it Is
owing to the justic" of his decisions. lir
cant help being perfectly Impartial for h,
totcs sreryb~ip Just ehhc!" The remark
sounds like joke. hut it contained the real
solution Of the piobl'm.
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TEXAS AND ARKANSAS. Tho emigration to
these States from the older slave States is re-
,narkably large, and seems constantly on the
increase. A recent number of the Memphis
Bulletin says: -rt.. ...
I'VE have never before observed so large a
number Of emig' ans going westward as are
crossing the river at this point daily, the tM 0
ferry boats sometimes thre) going crowded
from carly morn until the bats, cease making
their trips at night. 1t is no uncommon
sight 10 see from twenty to forty wagons
encamped on the bluff for the night. nolw'lll-
standing there has been steady strram go
ing across the river all day; and yet the cry
is sill they come. The emigration is from,
the older States, mostly Virginia. North and
South Carolina, Georgin. ,Alalmlm slissis,i. :
pi. and this State. eli going to settle in Ar.
kansas and Texas. Judging from thc.'. i'll
dications. the influx Of population into these
States will be larger this season than secl
before. and Of spud substantial citizens"
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4 ErrnRAS.--On the floor of the House
yesterday an aged but vigorous and healthy
looking old gentleman. about six feet three
inches in height, Of ma jestic form. attracted
great attention. 1t was Maj or George Peter,
Of Montgomery county. Maryland, an ex.
member Of Congress. He entered the fIousc
in 1865. Fifty two years ago. Not man
who was in the body then but h;mStlf now
lives. He retired in 1907 to private life; but
returned to Congress again in 1919, and
finally left it in 1928. fIe told me- yesterday
that there is but one man in the public coun-
ellis now who was here when he left in 1925
and that man is Sam Houston, who WAS
then Congressman from Tennessee. Major
Peter received an appointment In the army
from General Washington in his early life.
and performed gallant services. lie is row
an active politician in Maryland, having Len.
elected year ago a member of the Board of
Public Works. I heard him speak during
his canvass for this office and he has all the
yigor and force of youth about his oratory.-
lie looks as if he would live half century
longer. Washington Correspondent Of Char
lesion Nelrs.
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sJ""Thc editor Of the Nashua Telegraph
has Hawkes. printing press, and works on
by gas light. a revolving shadow, rhich is
palpubly uearing out the .tloor!'' g
The above is a pretty stiff story, nevcr,hc.
less good one. The editor Of the above
paper is said to be Que Of the drollest and
best fellows in New England. The Ohio
Stateman tells Of him, that, in 1910 he was
appointed Post Master Of Nashua, worth ST.
900 year.. He lost it Ly guessing a conun.
drum. In this wise: during the height of
John Tylcr's treachcrous administration, some
Southern editor asked, why is John Tyler
like an AVS g. Bcard-that's his name
copied it, and gave as an answer, because
he is an ass" In less than a week he was
removed. -EIehanee paper.
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Che 4llarkets.
1. PI3IC ES CURRENT.
IRtporied Epr lie CecH Hhin.l
ELKfoN, JANUARY 22u,

ELKfoN, JANUARY 22nl 1857.
Red Wheat, Sl.44 Potatoes, $ 20
" bite do. 1.5i White Beans, l.5O
yellow corn, old 81 Bnckw heat, 81
yellow do. new, 80 Cluvclscrd. 7.l2I
Oats. ~ Timothy seed. 3.25
Nails ~ the k"s, ! cts; Mackrral, Nos. 2
and 3. $500. q. A. Salt, per Sack. $l.5O
Mexican Guano $"5; Peruvian do. $50;
p hosfliatcs S+7.
r-5-1le above we're the pIiccs last week.
Nothing done this week. n ..r.s
W,LMiXGToS MARKET, Jan. 21st, 1857
Wequotc to day in Front street from
wagons, wheat l..t5 Corn &c; Oats 40,
Flour S7.25: C'oversccd 50 90 -Jomno'.
BALTIMORE MARKET. January 22nd.
Flour: Howard st. and City Mills Sc % to
81 81 Ohio Extra S6.S7 to ST, Baltimore
Extra So 90. Wheat: white, 81 IS for good
l6l for prime: rcd. 81 AZ. to 100. Corn
new white SO cts. old white G3 cts, new
yellow 60 CTS, old yellow Ga cts: Oats. 50
to 55 cts ClovcrSctd ST. TO 1871; limo
thy SO y to 8 so.
BhLTIMORECATTLE MARKET - Jan
22n,l. Prices of hc,vcs ranged from SO IS to
$685. on the hoor, equal to 81 to $1,000
net. Hogs ss.5O to 5000.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.--Jan. 2od.
Flour, S637 to 6 so, extra brands sc 81 to
$50. Wheat, 81. IS to l.50 for red, CO for
whie. Com, old G8 cts, new "a cts. Oats
II to IS cts. Clovcrsccd 7.25 per ca lbs;
Timothy So. '.'-sta' +A' E''.t
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Jan 22nd Hceves sold Al 50, to 5000 per
hundred weight. Hogs 1928 to s,75.
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TUE English papers Announce the death If
Mr.. llrGM MILLER. the wcll-known writer on
geology. "ON Rcd Sandstone" and other
works. and editor of the liuoess newspaper.
Mr. Miller had been found lying dead on the
lnor Of his bedroom. shot through the heart
with pistol bullet. That he died by his own
hand there SEEMS to he M doubt. bat the
circumstances u,rl"r which the melancholy
event happened do not lead To the surros;i"n
that his death was an act of intentional sui
eide. For some time past he had been in ti,
habit Of having loa't Il revolver in his rnon9,
an attempt having b, en- made lately to break
into his museum.
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CARE llENLorwN AND DELAWARE RAIL-
RoAD.--We Learn from the Reporter. that the
act of incorporation Of this road will be intro
duccd in to the General Assembly on Mon
day or Tuesday next. There is some dill;,.
encc of opinion az to the place of connecting
with the Delaware Railroad. The most gen.
cral desire i, for the road 10 commence at
some point nearly west of Milford, at or near
Milton and thence to Lcwcs. To interest all
the upper portion Of the State and Phladel-
phia, Nv fixing the location, the object should
be to make the road so that the distance from
Philadelphia will be as short as possible.
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\ NOTICE.

MARY z. Re"liru.- lp, The County Court
next friend, As. for Cecil Count! in
r.. ChanrrIy, Dsc"a'ler
(Hrderrd. that the HA!e nade aud reported
wv James +. Mccullough, trustee for thc
ssIs If the 'rrst estate Of Levi B"ulden, DE-
ssasrd, mentioned in the proceedings ~ tie
above entitled case. be ratified aud confirmed
Snlcss esuss t" ts,s contrary be shown, gn or
iets'rs fine rwenty-third day Of February
asxs; Provided. i cnpy of ibis "ri-r be IN.
serted In some paper printed H. Cecil County
opce week for "nc month; before the
twenty first da. Of January next.
The repor, statcs the amount of a.les to be
&lNO,0N H. II. MITCHELL,
True cory. clerk.
Test, ~. Il. HIrcnrlL- ;
Dec. 20, ls5s.-lm - Clerk. !
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Advcrsi,lnE.

We repeat wha. We have often said. that Tho
Cecil "hiS has far greater circulation than rry
other paper on III, Eastern Shore. or in any of tho
ncighlorinS counties in this stat. Il is "a v,lu-
abe medium for aIYcr is ng TO all persons in this
cn"nty VII" hay" PR patty. Real Or Personal. for
~a'c; or, who daHl in any sort Of merch. ndi,c,
goods or "a1e'. Every dollar they csrnl in AL
vert'sInS IN The Wing mist repay 'hem hundreds.
ANA porous IN the cit cs who my desire to aeIl
to merchants AMI citizens o; CECIL cous ty. can in
10 way make heir bus' rss and location Known ~
them so vel as hy advertising in he Cecil whiy
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sY-BENNETTS EMDRGCaTlOH, .Ge great
lnament. cures Ehenmatirm.
Benefits Embroc,.lion the great LiGancnt,
rurcs Ncuralgi..
Rennrtts Embrocaton, the great I.insment.
cures Pain. and Spr ,ins
Bonnc.ts Embrocation the great Linament.
cures Lulnhago.
cures roothuchc.
Bcnnets Enbroc alton, tho great Iinament.
cures Chappcd Hands. and makes them white.
smooth and soft For SAFE by II. II. MlrcaELi..
and Druggists and Storskecpers through the
country. Nov Is, lS56-ly.
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Che Cceit lDbie,
ELkTOx, :JANr4RY. u. 1857.

1--WE haxeprinted on our first page
part of very ibe speech, delivered in
the House of. Representatives two weeks
ago by Hon. Re ~ Winter Davis. We
intended. 10 fsldish it all-this week but
two Of our PRIMERS were "snowed up"
away from the Office on Monday and
Tuesday, in consequence Of which The
Wing is lacking in several particulars
this issue.
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SHOULD BE APPRoPRrATED.I is ~ be
hoped that Congress will comply with the
resolution recently passed by the National
Agricultural Society. which was IN session,
last week in Washington. asking an app,o-
pria,ion Of 100000 acres to advance the rur-
poses Of the Association and aid in carrying
out its laudablc intentions. We know of no
Society or Association in tho country whose
objects more fully merit the fostering care Of
Government than this.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnershfp.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
L. tween the undersigned undrr the maine
and firm af Tonchstonc 4 Hines, Blacksmith :,
u this day Dissolved. ny mutual cousent. All
persona indebted to said firm. will please,
make Immediate payment, and all those ha-
wing claims against W.. with please prescn,
sh%m to James TOnchstune, who 10 author
ised 10 make the settlements Of the firm.
JAMES TOCCHSTONE.
f....s- -- JOSEPH HAINES.
Por Deposit, Jan. /, 1857.
rINHE SMITIuNG BUSINESS, IN air its
i branches. viii be continued by me. At the
old stand. Being . practical Machinist, !
will give pr"eipt attention to the construc.
ficn and repairs of machinery. t,.tg
lavxillMyself ~ this occasion, to oherYmy
most sincere thanks for tic pat. oaage here
sofore hes.owcd on the late firm, and hope
~ strict attention TO husisess. and an ardent
desire "a please aud Accommodate the public,
10 sntitls myself toa continuation oi it's favor.
JAMES TOCCHSTONE.
-tiE Smith + N sehfnia
pes> D<poSit, Jaa. ., 's7--h .'..
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A Mon ARCH IN Mexico We learn from
a Madrid paper Of the 24,h ult., that General
Santa Anna has proposed to the Queens
government to establish monarchy in Mex
leo with Spanish prince at it's head, pro-
vided he should receive certain aid named by
his agcnts-this game-the old one Of the cx
Dic'ator-was opposed by some of the papers
unless the Mexican people should openly de-
mand, and France and England should sup
port such change.
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TIE FLonlpA ISprANs.-A published let
ter from Captain Carey, late Irdian agent,
dated Tampa Bay and written hut two days
before his death, shows that he lad given up
all hopes Of peaceful removal of the Semi
noles. Other accounts from South Florida
show the prevalence Of great alarm among the
frontier settlers. Several companies of vol
untecrs, in addition to those already in the
service of the United States, were hing or
ganizcd for the purpose Of attordiny protection
TO the inhahitants. ..
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HAIR .RHsInRYR Is i. row
Mons ycs'cse . lasnsisAt yeo.'h Or hair to the
A,M kosd vitality md health to The ,iisea,sd sain
end ,igor Of growth ro.rsnainsng mir: It gives
~ The roots 81 he hair EVERY: and eF-ctuslly
prsvests The hair srcm falling. II cieahsfs, 9:
dsbdruG and prevents excessive aecamulation on.
II gives pStarsi. youthful lastro 10 the hair or
cbs adult. and ueurss . hssithiui growth to tho
Aair Of the ysuth For sale Al the Dry Goods
6aQrs Of ,.aa Z BROWN. lk.
Aktoo Nov as
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BUILDING
ANA NoUsk coping Hardware,
AND TOOL STORE

-N-'b l'NJis nlOhF
.oI .Harhet STREET, bs'or Eilhh, Phnln1u.
TUE attention Of Builders Dealers End others
l. is respectfully invited to tho extensive and
well selected Stock Of building and Housekeeping
'lnrlwnr" oni rooi- now offerr by the subscriber,
which MI be d!sro:si Of at the lowest market
rs.
At tbs establishment ii il considered pleasure
TO show the goods; c,l and examine tho assort.
ment and hear The prices before purchasing else
"L,rC.
Al! goods DELIVERED promptly and treo II charge
o any drpo, or lsndins
WILLIAM ). ALIEN.
Hardware and Fool Store Isl Market stro,t be.
10" i.'shIh' ihiiair'phli. Jan ~
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How IT Will. EE.--1hc Alexandria GA
tie has the iolYwius brief pai"G' aph, which
is slgni iicant: .-.........
Some Of the GEORGIA and Alabama news
papers are complaining that so many yonns
men pass by lc colleges in their own States
to e" to the University Of Virginia. Thus
it is. There must not only be a South but
an extreme South.
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TERRIBLE MISTAKE by A DRUGG1sT.
The Baltimore papers contain an &C
count of a fatal mistake made by drug
.gist in that city,. The American says:
'Nappcsrs that on'ruesdpy evening child
twP and n half ycals of age, .son Of Mr.. Eek
:ss,:i.siling at No, IS CRANKY street, was
rad IN. Arreld-was called to see
~ hfter discovering tie symptoms he wrote
ont, *thG. following Subscription. which til.
father took. IT, The drug store Of Mr.. Letter to
have the ingredients compounded:
"PotasSs .Cllorate, Two .scrnpI.s; syrup
si,iills and lcnph syrhr, ,eacI, four dracllns
'Tys n E2sr e., gns md sn G"m'et a..
tassuin, the cyanuret Of potash. which, by
chemical action; tl,e bsno'n .acidi,y resolved
into hytlrocyanic acid, the most subtle Of all
poisoniss;. The mixture was given to the child
and it died: pr. A.nold was sent for, tasted
shen " aa aS for xs ar apo 1t.snsy
ths;saxs!sr, and bff9ra Ae. d,Splain HIM
self fell hsensihlc, as j. was supposed, from
ain .atiS.tien Of the, hcart. vi hist efforts were
ising nhdt to reslsctate him. Mr.. Eckcrt.
lattSI StOTc alltl
charged Mn. Letter withholding the Cause ef its
death. telling him that The medicine he had
ahixed was ft,sadis. peisens To prove that
were AEsiinpls and lpaJmlrss, Mr.. Letter i'm
utes'ie felkiaseDsihksaand in less than all
hour was a.sozpsc. -,s..s~. ..,s-..-,.
Mr.. Lsasett lsi,la al :; good che
mist: NE mrs:cqnhaept he Aad prepared
the proper. mixtws? He fell to the floor
in three minutes after he swallowed the
drsught, and VS.: dead,in forty-fve min
utes. DR.. Arnold was in fair way to
recover Rhs aAaaesiean, after giving a
report .of Tie !5tohsf's inquest, says:
The prescription was for two scruples of
cHlotate' Of Potash, simple febrifnge in or
| binary use by the faculty-supposed by some
to act on the blood by reason Of the large
| suantif, Of a&ygeif Contained in it, and as al,
antiscptic fronths chlorine it confirms.
Instead of this innocent. and salutary sub
stance, ~ now appears that the mixture con-
taipsd two scLuples OF Cydnurei Of Potassium,
| the most deadly dug Of the Pha,macorma-
closely allied to thai ether most fatal drug
Hydrocysmc acid, or prassic acid as j, is
! popularity ,tsrinSd one drop. of which Is ,hc
| ordinary dose to begin with when used med
icinaliy. the minute quantity Of one or Two
drops ,ring enough to Instantly kill the most
! vigorous dog b, the. present case it seems
I that this terrible poison was the immediate
cause Of such horrid Consequences chemistry
teaching that. whe, Cyannret ofPotash is
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ELECTION OF T.. :. SgSAToR. - Hon. James
Harlan. who was last week declared By the
Srra,e 70 have been irreeu!arly and Illegally
elected to ,hn, body from the State of Iowa,
was Oh Tuesday regularly elected tni''d
States Senator hy The present Legislature o
that State, he having received sixty three
votes, and his competitor ihir,y-live. His
term expires March t. 1851.
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tr0rscs at private sale.

vENTIE subscriber will sell at pri. 81.
Z vatc SALE, two Mares. one. of I'M
them superior animal. They can. ,!L-A.
be we'll recommended FOR draught or Family
use. Apply 10 John G. A|dridge, Elk!on,
who viii show then and give particulars ia
regard e. term. Ard 4'la'it".
Janct st r, B. GOTT TIER,
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XLANp SALE.-Parkc & Bros. have
sold their farm near Elk Iron Works, in this
county containing 900 acres. to Joseph Tay-
lor aud VIM. McClcland. for Sl0,0U0.
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Ecul AGnirs.

CoLD.-The thermometer here WIGS
DOWN TO degrees below zero Yesterday morn.
ing. At Chesapeake City it was G degrees
below zero. Al Cherry Hill and at rark.'s
Rolling Mill. at S clock Yesterday morning
. was ~ degrees orIow zero.
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NoNCE II hereby given that application
- will '~ made 10 tho County Cnmnissinn-
erspof Cecil e"nsiy. 1T ;heir first meeting
aiier the second day NJ February NJ 1t. to take
me- reGnisite atsJs n hsvaaa Bridge built
"ver Basin Run. at the fDrsEsnc nn-tIc Road
from Hsston's Mil Z" the waiDsec Road near
St.%h"n Wcodro~'s sstu.
Wv, 5, lSn1 ,5v. :. -. =.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR'S TO BR ELECTNn
during the present month United States.
Senators are To be elected in The following
States: NV York, !; Indiana, ., WlScon-
sin |; California. 2-Total. Il.
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! OTTERs.-Mr. Benjamin W. Davis,
Shot three large offers in Back Greek. in the
Second District, on Thursday last. Others
have b'en seen during the week, near Elk
Landing.
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GRAIN WANTED.-Thc subscriber will
\Iray AT all times the very hightR market
rates for Wheat, Corn and Ou's.
Also Country Produce. Of all kinds
bought at the highest cash prices, At the De-
pot III Eikt"n. u. SCOTT.
Jan. li-3nn Office in the old Depot.
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Yen,.ue HEnndbIEEs.

IIandllls of Public Sales printed at short
notice, and in good style, at tho Office Of the
Cecil Wing. r. II
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Elkton IyceuIll.

Pursuant to notice. a number Of Me citi-
zcns of Elk,on favorable to the formation Oh
Lyceum. met in the academy on WedncS.
day evening tho Dist inst, and organized BY
calling Col. George r.. Howard to the chair
and appointing VIM. p. Ewing. Secretary.
After the adoption Of Constitution, the iol.
lowing permanent officers We're elected:
President. Coz. q. Il: Howard.
Vice Presidsnis-S. s. MArr1Tr, p. C.
RICEETTs.
Corresponding S,ereiry. W.P. EWING.
Recording Secretary, C. NJ. ELLIS.
Treasurer. Jos. p. CASrwEiI
Cura'rs. REV. J. W. MEARs, j. Q. A.
JOKES. Is. F. MAY, II. TAxpERroRD. in, d.
SCoTr. -..
A committee III Bylaws was appointed
to report at tie next meeting. On motion,
M invitation was extended to the ladies. and
citizens generally, to attend the meetings OF
the Association. Adjourned to meet at the
Academy. on Wednesday evening, 2Stl, inst.
at :. =. NJ.
GEo. r. Howard PKGs'r.
W. 7. IwiNG Scc'y
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4flarrieG.

Nan the 1ond INST. AT Frcrchtown, by Rev.
Il ebert J.. Goldshoro,igh, Mn. BrSJAMIx G..
pEARcE. to Miss AKSA JENNA, daughter of
Mrs. Anna Reese, all Of Cecil county.
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Hon. TRuSTES PoIK, III, newly elected
United States Senator f,om Missouri. is n ma.
tive Of Delaware, a graduate of Yulc College.
n lawyer BY profession. and prominent mem
her Of the NJ. f.. church. He is n broih,r Of
Col. Vim. &. Polk Of Carroll county. Nd.
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{ 'oAL. WHITE ASH Srhn, lkill, of best
$|Iuahiy, constantly on hand and for sale.
At the very lowest prices. Coal Dealer, and
Mills supplied at Miners prices, by
d. SCOTT.
''n - Elktun Depot.
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Trustees Sale, Of Land,

Ey virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
Ssr Cecil county in ChaRcery. the umieraign-
ed AZ rrstee will offer at Public. Sale at the
C"sr House in EIkton, Maryland. on
Tvrsd,rp 9Th last.
tlai valuable property known a.
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Building Lots for Sale,

IN the Town Of EIkton; within threr min
Aft's walk Of the Railroad Depot. Price
from So to So per front foot. Apply t"
k. +. MAY.
Elkton, Jan. II, 81.
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S~sv Fan and Winter Gsoas,
TCSr received aI opepea : spiehdid as
- sentiment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS. Az kinds 81 Ladies', and Gentle
a,sA wear and Tor saieA :!
ALDRlIGE s CRAM.
Oct. ~, 1854. :.
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me! LIME The best Schuylkil Lin,
S-Aacllfcred to order. either BY railroad ar
water, IN the most reasonable terms.
Apply to b. SCOTT. Agcnt.
'"h' ~ Elkton Depot.
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FwR SALE or RExr.
Port Deposit, Jan. /, 1857.

1--WE mall Dwellings, adjoining The Town
Il "f Fort Deposit. Possession given 25th
IT March next, sIso. three Lots for Lease,
each 30 fect front and depth 80 20 20 feet.
.E.rs#4H ]. r. COCLSON.
Port Deposit, Jan. Sd, IS57-tM25
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TO Country Merchants and
ROOkSELLERS

THE Subscribers offer to Dealers. School Com
i miGces. Teachers and others, largo stock Of
School. Miscellaneous. and Blank Books, at tho
loves, publishers, rates. They publish cosLrs
SpFItING Book, iiAYES's SrgLLER Il DgYlxEs
As.ERsoSs Scn0oL HISTORY OF UNITED SrArr.'
AISswopru's LArIx DICTIONARY, and other pon;,.
lar school books aud keep large stock of tho
schoo! books Of the leading publishers Away. on
hani.
Wrapping and Writing papers in variety also,
Paper Bags for Grocor = use. Plsu Q AL and or
anime our stock. UEIAH III ~ 4 son.
Jan lI--5m A North 9Th St. Phiais.
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AUGUSTUS DU MOULIN.

INNN FIX AND UILDEII.
No. 20 South Eighth 81. west side. Philadn.
r 0OkING GLASSES, 4 PICTURE FRANZ
Lilanufacturer. Oval Photograph Frames al.
ways on hand, ..
French Plates CT the largest size. framed in tho
richest style. furnished to oriol at low r,tc.
Richly nrn-mrnicd Gilt and Rose wood Frames
brackets, Portrait Frames. &c. Frames Ro- gild I'd
in the best manner. Old Oil Paintings Linsi and
Restored. ..- -
OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS.
Constantly on hand. Jan l7-ly
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UHI ic raid far a Gold Chain and
ttInrket. supposed to have been lost
between Perry Miila and reirvvilIe.. The
I.ockst had Dagnerv~ntvpe Of mvseF and
wife: the above reward will he received snd
.he thanks Of the owner, by leaving 1t at the
rsYryviiiS Post Office, 2lte
ian. ID, 1857 JESSE HEATON.