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~ @" Firm.
B;.ODG TT q SHEPPA ARD,
HAVE entered into a Partnership in the
L LUuBER BUSINESS,
And will sell Lumber from < SO per Thousand feet
SHINGLES, from s. to s. so per NJ, best
They win furnish all ias for BUILDING, such as
SASH, DOORS, DRESSED LUMBER, &c of ali kinds.
They also AGENTS foI Eastern Wagons and Ca =
ria@es of every description.
Also for REAPEI;S, HORSE RAKES. GTHRASHERS.
= Cash Paid for Wheat, and all other articles
for supplying the market.
Yard near the r. Il. Depot, Mineral Point.
+. X. BLODGETT.
ISRAEL SHEPPARD,
June Q, 1851. 2ltf
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DIRECTORS.
Mode Of Instruction.

r Il Robertson ESQ RE-. V. r. STEWART
IIo< AN~8N : MILLER, VIZ. BROWN, E~e-,
3IoS. WAIT TALCOTf, L. ". IL XIII
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Established June 1856; incorporated { by, l35
Jye.f1gcd sor Prtcf.rak l7sruc sos to herE1iRg
business PeaaqauShig. Commercial Ca!cHiat on,
o5.d III ste- Nothe Gttcs-
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WELLS. EUTTFRFEELD co. LIVINGSTON, FARGO 4 co
New lar- Ciy- Buffalo, y. Y
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Y THE GREATEST
IS: MEDICAL
X ys1f DISCOVERY
u OF THE AGE.
NJ r. KENNEDY, of Roxbury has discovered IN ore
vi of our common pasture weeds remedy Thai eu1si
EVERY KIND OF HI NOR,


The worst scrofula down to a ctnmo Pimpls,
He has tried in over eleven hundred and never
failed except in two cases. both thunder humoF lie ha
now in his possession one hundred eeri1ea'e' OH
value, all within twenty miles OF Boston =,
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing sore nou.
One to three bottles will the west kind Of pm
plies the fsce-
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of biles
Two bottles warranted to cur" the worst cahAs' "
the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles warranted 10 cure inc r0i'
kind of Erysipe!as-
one to three bottles are warranted to cure all h1m''
in the eyes. ,.
Two bottles are warranted to cure runuingo the ears
and blotches among the hair -
-Four to six bottles warranted 10 cure cofI0P' $50
One bottle will cure scaIy eruptions Of the skin
Two three bottles warranted TO cure lhs SO''
kind of rinCworm. -,
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the ''
desperate of rheumatism lam
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case .tI
A benefit is always experienced from me hFs' 49,
and perfect cure is warranted when the a1"'e 41-
is taken. ..;,
Nothing looks so improbable those who have van
tried all the wonderful medicines Of the Gay -, IA
common weed growing the pastures, anc st"ne -
stone walls should cure every humorln me 49,. =
II is fixed fact. If you have bumor, II hs, 70
I acre are no IFS nor ANDS. huns nor has ahou 80
ing some cases but yours pedded over A. - -.
bottles of it in the vicinity of Boston hh" -,
feet. in every case. Ii has already done some % -.
greatest cures ever done in Massa 5husetts- gave
children a year old to old people of sixty I'l -.
onr nun rormvIookfng children whose flesh was s'I'
and fabby, restored to perfect state Of heaA'h y
bottle.
To those who are subject TO sick headache, one BOT
tie will always il. 1t gives great relief ii
and dizziness Some who have taken it had been ~
for years and have been regulated BY it. W. .BT
body is sound it works quite easy. but where there ! az
arrangement of the funct rns of nature, II VIII ~,
singular feelings, but you must not be alarm.
always disappear in from four days Ia week ~,
never had result from IL the contrary, "heh -
feeling gone. YOU viii feel yourself ike Ne" =
heard some of the most extravagant eneomiuD' '
that listened to. .,vrrr.u
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. lZoh'i'''
street, Roxbury, Mass. Price Sl.0o- I'm
SOL. s9l'l IN hiief"i ONT ., H. ~ Te-i1-lI
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1''|--7i' -' N'-' s. JENKIS CO.
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Fr light II oti e.
KEROSENE OILS,
FARM FOR SALE!

Local Agencies granted application above
Orders Sh"uu specify the description OF lamp macn
~ To which tl4, oil l. wan~.'i. 2lyN "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21
The Taylor Counterfeiting Case.
COURT OF GENERAL sESsrOTs.
Rlfore Cfx .Iudra RneanlI


FxB. Is -Th Peoyk 60 james N. Taylor and y0eni1h
L. 1sycr.-0Pyroy. above cate 10 brought before
Ari review the evidence taken before the
justice On the preliminary examination, ant 70 see
tie defendants fully committed BY the justice for
forgery, n having In their posstssion certain forged
counterfeit money, wh the intent 10 utter the
and 10 eeTsud, sc IN order 10 warrant the commit
ned thai there ucienl probable Cause from the tesi
mopy 10 believe the parties gully OF the offence a.
ef0ged, ard ior That purpose must be proven;-l
Tba, the Defendants had certain forged counterfeit
ard the Intent 10 Utter must also be proved have
carefully txsmDed the testimony taken before the Jus
tee, and cannot npd any evidence duplicating James
layer or correcting HIM with The affair; and the only
dlcsr, who swesrs that be went 70 the ofHce OF
the cetpeanis win Kimberly, and he say Jere
miah land him package OF bills, but did not
sse Kimberly hand him In return any moneys, noswi,h
,,ne rs The efcsy bad loaned him aten dollars before
he VEN in their ece 10 pay for the oounterfs bills II
10 possiole tsi on determination, which I would be
tntttd 20 bsve o. Kimberly, these deficiencies might
De rmetted but Kimberly, on whose testimony the
whole case rests at the time Of his cpneoson With this
after state prison convict conditional pardon
AID les sinoe by the action Of the District Attorney
been rtnsnted by the Governor 10 the state prison.
revocation OF this pardon Tor breach OF id condition
There no escerce that the bills founs In the possessoa
Of The oeRtarts or those handed 10 Kimberly by Jere
ulsh oountrf.h altered bills or that there vas
am " tr or the part Of defendants 70 utter pass any
cotrtt'itN o. spurious money appears, however, By
The ,:simcny and indeed well Known By ever BODY
kerr vho IN the habit OF large transact ors
keep O. derabe amounts OF broten bank bills AMI
es defrsudef In the hurry OF business
Nv corpe,tit money. lisiberefofs perauve 10
Las po,fcs,ion and makes no attempt 10 utter there
lore order tat the compliant against the defendants be
dismissed ard the recosnsncss gwen By thom To- their
sFfensDce be discharged
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American AOs4ilities In CAlNa.
Grrom the National Intelli9eneef. Feb, Is |

Er0m the NATIONAL lntelligeneef, Feb 10
Inc Navy Department has received dispatches rom
our naval commander in the China rendering CO.
county Of the recent belligeren operations at Canton
The department ha, published the annexed general order
OF Commodore Armstrong referring TO his actions with
me Cnnese iorces and giving ts of the Losses on our
counts In relation 10 the origin Of the quarrel
CENTRAL
10 fHl CemxANDK1s, OE,Ic.as, srAMu AND MARINES OF
U. s. sBIIs PORTSMOUTH SAN JACINro AND LuvANr
In the mdrt OF peace have been called upon to re-
dress ans.ssit upon the Gag Of your country The
though the menntr in which your stern duty has boen
performed " % honorable 70 yourselves.
have brave fallen in the Of .Ssr duty ana
70 the service 10 which You belong, hesitated 70
honor ,bls manner In which ell have done their part
The embarrassment has been to check the earnest
place themselves in the most daring hazardous po.
sitionB and to keep them at duty however neDes
enemy.
Among tho satisfactory results OF the conflict In which
you have been engaged the proof presents OF the In
emergency and also Of the magnanmity whIch has en-.
ablsd you under sgsrsvAtng acts to respect the rights
hty and th.s In the highest honor to the Dag you re
present
Your best ward is the consciousness Of having well
done your duty but should fall In mine unless this
public manner, conveyed 10 you my earnest thsnks,
with the be that sou win receive you have merted
under my band board Of The United States flag
ship San J.cin;o AZ wbampo, Chine on .ols Ssh day
Commander ia chief OF United states naval torces In
the East indies ana CHEESE Seas
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
We add list OF toe killed ana sounded OF the crews
OF the three United states ships during the CAP
sure and destruction of the Barrier Forts, Canton
river
OF THE sTsAM FRIGATE JACIyro,
KILLED Edward Mulin. coxswAin James HoasAnd
carpehteY's mate; VIM. Aaeain seaman; Alfred Turner
coxswan; 3seph Gibbons bostswAn's mate.
WOUNDED -Smi b njsmsn, OF Urinary seaman; James
bcGreev9, seaman John Brow, seaman; William John
son, ocxswain; Thcmas RobiusoD, ordinary seaman F.
Pe,Io, lardsmAn; John MITCHELL Ordinary seaman John
Stanton, o,dinny seaman; William vsnbouen, appreu
tce boy Thomas Psptony, coal heaver Nicholas Dllon
coal beaver; McInsosn, captain forecaade
Tue sLooP OF WAX PORIsMoUTH.
KHLsD Lewis He tzel, apprentice boy Thomas Grouse
apprentice boy Charles Beam, seaman Edward Hughes
seaman.
WouSD1D.-Parick Melvin, private marine; John
Thompson, private marine; Thomas Gay nor, ordinary
seaman; John IAse. boatswain's mate; James Lines
corporal marines; Richard Crosby, ordinary seaman
James Coriace, ordinary sesmep.
cF THE $40 1P oF-wAR LEvANT.
KILLED edward Riley, ordinary seanAa
WousDsD Earl EoslAh lieutenant severe confusion;
Jons,bAp Murray, boatsvain's mate, severely; John
Russell, ordinary seaman, do; william Boice MARINE
do Patrick Mahon, marine, do Joseph O'Nsl, marine,
siah'ly.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.



ermo; brig Edwin filler, Turpie Mobilei steamers Kepe
CD brig Ria Reed, Burch west Indies.
Miscellaneous and Dtsssfsrs.
eTFA~sufF BLACK WARRIOR, hence for New Orleans,
Cd tpround Pm l2h lost The Wing Lis hs" At the
southeast Pass had been removed teu dsys and the
pit sskng the light remaiung In front for one OF the
'wng Lsh'sn got tbe ship into shoal Capt smith
seamsf four feet ont n water forward,
cud have 10 be 9hened before she could be OIL
snP CoLusBuN before reported ashore and bged below
CHARLESTON, had GO tons rair cad Iron ON board.
snip AspoRr-Capt Novel; Of ship Young Eagle at Bos,
s,hce miles Of Csrysfo BeeL with foremss, and man
topu asi gene.
BAsK s,,p Btr SULTAN ut salera from Zanzibar, oot the
ground on Chatham 9Th 10 AN durinE thick fog BY
sstsnce from the oeied OF hr hours after, with
Ices and chain but without damage To the vessel
Feb l. IN ina experienced heavy gsss from
she souh southwest in watch lost sa and other damage
Feb a. English brig ashore he north end the Mo
sse sbcal and several wreckern yohg 70 her
~ NE Wr rs toe light Tor Tia, the Bovre
s,e.n.Ssp apprrentiy sncr, which proved 70 be she
Wset Narrfor from rev Work, fast aground
p.ax F.srxsr BEAr-kdvlcs rom long Be.ah, wbgTs hs
s. N.Y. "a he main beach Inc outer ba- and ihsa c6.
vxsS ~se Ia hhds and IA sseks gum had besa nndei on the
asS Hrsnilrohns can We seen sgsa fsv fss q 2.
,or gaan OF the barh herhA' Nh@h "hS s"os IN N'
~ ss reported yesterday .
~ ps,a r,osIpl Aresr op, whes cid q this port on th
,h ~ Decerttr Halifax, PIT % ~ Thomas on We ~
- ,rb ss OF foretop ost sale and LEAKING bsdy hAvln
iorr "a cosst OF roya cotAdlrng gsle on ne o
seas ar.uvnr Fcstcr ~ Bsumors FROM pcrrsraga Dc
slh;tsPtnssssdA AAsS kas, sgh as, isfpaNfs' asS'
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CLEARED.

CLEANED.
sm,sPp G Hss5S sns
hip Spencer honsonuMqrssu WILEY
Bs!s s, Mays, Mniisn. Natal l.sIihos Bs.ani.
Bark Jsper, Bennett, ChArlesion-Dunts an Dimon.
big CO,op, hIs q asppnsaN.Geo oaey
sssr PGq y. he, si Point Duncan
ssSr .rsys bssssa, Jacs'SnTreI SsSssw fsiSss Co.
sShr : Huniieyr TIsmmond Bsiimors-sarler. Lord 4
So .;s.;' Es1'i sis FsS's1, Edwards
ARRIVED
s,esmshp jamestown, Parrish Norfolk &c with mdss and
% sp 70 iS S.s ~ he Srtss Of the crew
Ts. SeIT nan ps., ,,....
Rfs .s on S Il. PAL.
ssp fmy FsrnSm off p Mn Parker c.cu
r. Nov and send nesds s.h M hasssd salt Judds
slip oSmserlsnS OF Balmors. lambert Rotterdam Is
s s sTs "aaa Ss Ps o. Nantucket
ss'H hcra tca ss assSs IIsllc osegua Oct spa
saq sgns 10 the bsy. ssiepor.ed ye.teIdsyj '''
cd nDs n 81 b. rs oa Co. Jan s
si @ lon IS 40 'poke bark RAINBOW from Mayssuez for New
.b sra sas Is SAe s1s ss ap p ys q
srSseGs fish hence ior s. J.ss 90 Cuba. 80 = -
sat s s Fsr su RG nc. Fse with 9s
Lclh, ID Ion ~ spoke brig Ocean
BARK isriss soupsr, Cardenss with sugar and moissses
to Mora Nephew.
sugar % master.
Big Ann merritt Or of Pic,ou Ns) Phelao Nessns Dec
le with ri, &o % Draper Devlin Had heavy weather.
oet hre yard ard foresai
Pr Behsaro Cpl Msrten barcelona, ~ days with fruit
&C, 10 galway. Casaco Teller
brig Rush, Plum Maags and Gibraltar. 2s days with
wine &c 20 Giro Francia 60.
Brig Netrssks tof Bstb scradden Angosturs via VII.
mir gton NC days with hides &c, 70 Becb Kunhsrd,
Brig New Era Walker. ssgua. Il days with sugar and
molastes, 10 e-der
Bre Col " Coggin. Cogeins Trinidad isdsys with sugar
1k moa-tes, 20 . A. J Peters
Brig Mercy COT Boston, Parker Cardenaa Oh
inst, With sur ar. 70 r Buck Co
schr Ibersor Br Aldrdge leghorn Der "a and Gibral
tar Jan H. With marble rags &c and passengers u Fa
seir susan Cannon Cof Ban ore wson Tesisss via s,
1homss. Jan D, with gusro. to James Lee.
Dewoln.
Scir Ben, Hencri, sson, wilmington. 5days
tchr r Smith Cooper, Wilmington, days
schr Adele. niifen, Wilmington, days
sctr htbecca, wogiun, Petersburg, days
sohr sea Fowl Croren, Nirsinis for Providence
Schr Pbilapder. Armstrong Virgins for New Haren.
scbr Golden West vickerson, Virginia for Fsirhsven
Stbr y W Acken Harper, Stanford CT
Echr Ovcce Harding, New haven.
stesmer Ospray, Kenny, Providence
Steamer Curiew Williams Provided ce.
Steamer Petrol trey. Providence.
Steamer Pelham, Aldridge Provicence.
BELOW
Berk Y Chase, Hall from Cerfuegos
SAILED.
fteamsbp George Law AspinwsL
Wind sunrise Ne; meridian. DO sunset ESE, with light
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one Of the msst impressive gallant, on hand ssntemea
% such Q desparAte border ruiian waSgshy
marked that half the sessoa had beee Consumed In
dhoussiug hs election and ne supposed the other hall
would be devoted 70 debating whether NJ Boohspau
vas lawfully elected. Apropcs, . resolution was intro
duced In tho HOme 70 day to upseat whtn sc which 10
weak and desperate effort indie tho Ksnsas oonro
vevsy. But Will fail The occupation Of Kansas shrek
Ing 10 some. and black republication s deAA cook In
the nS.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21

PUNISHMENT OF SLAvEs-The Mississippi LeQis-
latuIe fss just passed bill prohibiting apy owner OF
slaves nom punishDG them with more than thine and
thirty l0hes ri any one time, for any one offence,
Under penalty OF nne and imprisonment All other ON.
neccssry cruelty 70 slaves also made iictA5ls ana
tCLbtsbs BIZ one ard lmpssonmert
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MARITIME lNTRLLIsENCR
Moyemonts or Ocean Seeamers.
PORT OF New York, February 20, 1867.

ALHArAo
.......... IS =. morn II
sUs SKIS AZ He1 vAfxR s a.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2D-Arr ship Arccle Piuman, Pa
rmo; brig Edwin Filler Turpie Mobile; Keps
&C. Hand, and Delaware Copes. HYofk.
cd brig lila Reed, Burch, West Indies.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-24
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

DY virtue Of decree Of Circuit Court TO
~ Cecil county, in chancery. the under
signed as Trustee will offer at public sale on
the premises,
On I~esday The 17thcf November, 1857,
at II O'Clock A. NJ. all that tract of land of
which Richard Hudson died, seized, and
known as lIudson's Corner containing
1859 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
This property is situated about two aud a
hali-inilcs South Of Chesapeake City. and the
public Road leading from Elkt0p to Bohemia
Ferry, Court House Point, and Port Herman.
runs through tie farm, thereby rendering it
one OF the most desirable situations in the
C"u' ty, either for farming purposes or the
mercantile business. The land which is now
IN Il good state of cultivation, is of excellent
quality, and all enclosed with good cheSuut
.enc'ng. The Improvements are good dou-
hle frame dwelling House with
Kitchen, store House, nearly 4>@grz., :,
new. Barn, stabiing. and ulne- 49, .t,E-
ccsSary out buildings also 5!5zz.i .!,t3
TWO TENANT HOUSES on tine property.
III good repair. There is a good Apple and
Peach ORCHARD with u variety Of other
fruit upon the farm.
TERMS.--Thc terms Of sale require one
third OF the purchase money to be paid in
cash on the day Of sale, one third in nine
months and the remaining one third in Eigh-
teen months from the day of sale The credit
payments re bear interest from the day of
sale and to be secured by the bond Of the
purchaser with security approved by the
trustee. DANIEL BRATTON,
Oct Its. Trustee.
,'Doylestown Democrat and Del. Gazette
insert lawtds. and sent bill and copy Of raper
tn trlIstpp
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DISTRICT NOMINATIO

lST. DISTRICT.
Snparrisor lillian II. Emerson.
uIgiy'ralas.-Samu: Hays. Jas b. Price.
CoDs'Qbes-John Richards. Il obi. j. Du-
hamcll
2ND. DISTRICT.
Snpe,ris0r.-B nilmin Davis.
Hgis'rg'ss. Alexander p. Barwick, hlch-
ard Mcfarland.
Conx',b'cs Lawrence Simmons, n. Alexan
der Culinary.
3RD. DISTRICT.
Supervisor. Nomination.
WagiTro'cs.-Joseph P. Bradbury, John y.
Rankin, Edward Davidson.
Constables.-Joseph Miller, Geo. W. Mahan
4Tli. DISTRICT.
No nominations.
5TII DISTRICT.
Supsrrisor.-R ebert Hart
II ,r,s'Taies.-J Ohm Riddle, A. Wharton,
Samuel Logan.
Coasia6'es.- lIasson Lynch, Jos. Il. Mahomy
CTu. DISTRICT.
Snpey7isor.--Jolln Barnes.
observation-disclosures. D. Ga yton, James
A. CuG!Son.
CooylaJiss.-James c. Egan, Warner NJ.
p4xson.
It'll. DISTRICT.
Supervisor ohm McNuliu.
Mfeig'raicf. Samuel Peace, Eli Cosgroyc.
james Wilson
Observation-Disclosures j. McYcy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-24
For Jusiic. of the Peace,

] announce myself as an Independent can
didate for Justice oft Peace in the 18th
Election District Of Cecil county. and solicit
the votes of Democrats, old line Wings,
Know Nothings, Americans, Abolitionists
and Amalglniati / have always supper
ted the Administration of Andr Jackson
but the party died with Andrew jackson. |
do not want the support Of any man that
would not have Justice done him.
Sent. 10. SAMUEL KELLY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-24

A BosroN SHp FROZEN UP IN RUSSIAN
TERRIroRY. Captain Turner, Of schooner
Lewis Perry, which arrived at San Francisco
September 18Th in seventeen days passage
from Pe'ropoluwi,i. reports that the ship Eu.
ropa, Of Bns;on, Captain Robertson had
been frozen in the ice in the Anbor river for
twelve months, and was got out just before
the Lewis Perry sailed, and safely anchored
in Castro Bay. Some Of her crew had gone
ashore intoxicated, and were frozen to death
upon the ice while lying upon it. Two others
Of the crew had their fingers frozen 50 badly
that they had to be mnputa'ed, which lcn'
dered their hands entirely useless.