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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-21
pAgNTs, Oias Il VARNTSUBS.

~ NAtANBS"6 Ss
Blinds, Paper Hung
'ushes, Pencils, de-,
les. To name all the article.
much space, but the following
nature of their stock.
Ivory,
Lamp black assorted papers,
Black Lead,
Black, ground.
Pdintey's Hdterials.
Glaciers Diamonds,
do Points,
Putty Knives,
Paint Mills,
Steel training Combs,
Sand Paper,
smalts Fine, Blue,
DO Maroon,
do Green,
do Black,
Erosting, White and Colored,
PumicesioBe, grouhd,
do lump,
Patent Dryers,
I.uc Dryers,
Litharge,
whiting,
white Chalk,
Red do
Gum shellac,
Lxtra Pine Sponge,
Fur do
Carriage dc
Channels Skins,
Putty,
do in bladders or tins,
Japaaned Tins, for Signs,
GOid LeGJ, Bconzes, DO
ENtra-deep Gold Leaf,
Silver Leaf
Bronze Gold,
do Crimson,
CLUES.
White Bonnet Glue,
American Glue, No. !,
SuHdries.
Bath Brick,
British Lu.tre,
Backing, large size,
do small size,
RoiionstOne,
Black Lead,
EDs.n.
Emery.
Drugs, Dye, dc.
Alum,
BOraS. refined,
Camwood, ground,
Extract LCgwOod,
Indigo,
sugar Lead.
soda.
R~usI-s.
Paint Brushes, assortso
:. " hite"ash brushes,
Narnish brushes,
sash Tools,
Painters busters,
Counter busters,
Stove brushes,
Scrub do
Shoe Brushes,
window brushes.
Flat CaIael's Hair,
d" Badger a
Sable "'nE'
Bears hair nothing,
Cauel's hair iackerinR,
Badger blenders,
yeining and tap grainers.
DrdsciHg PdDers.
White Bristol board.
Tinted "
W y-naa1l drawing paper.
Tracing paper.
muslin.
Paper for plans or designs
IS inches wide.
-Arfis. H0ferfals.
Prepared canvas for oil
painting.
Maui sticks.
Palette Knives.
Mahogany pallets.
Porcelain
E4sri-.
GIdrrs' cushions, tips and
knives.
French glass slabs.
Glass Inullers.
lin cans with screw shoppers
for oil or varnish.
French cabinet sagcers for
water colOrs.
Port erayous.
Chalk crayoas 'or hack
boards.
Black crayCns.
N-~neut water colo
French I.
Common a.
and Satin Paper, Borders,
Transparent Window Shades,
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VI Inns,

very frc 20; - Victims Ti;h Al the srrsngrnza.-
=; sftrHt-f rifg's low prices
iL>}-'ai .ao ami Stg7 LiUte nat Cs,asz;, to-e-
''.- vs -T-rs - ~ else ta.t 10 named line
- - - -rfi-d with tie article called FOR D.
Ei.i - ,r. -.o .iu- ur -N.'snss 20 get e.
tr---z 'r'--ft ~; p Nr1\TI9,rrpg
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wing ..eti-ys Tor ale. n. IL. PRESCOTT CO.
jsiii Min ,e-.f, 70 ~ aoors srst ~ ~ +. o.
Attention. r';,r;:sers
II II PRESCOTT co lEs a"w - ., h:Id The iaIE;
W. 1T and best stock Of CUSTOM MADE ZIP BOOTS
both Fr~och aud american, ever offered IN me market
Give them cali. ~ their old stand Main Street, near
the corner r. u sale.
All kinds ~ Boots and shoes made to order Al the
shortest Eotice, and IN the best manner sep5
r-c Sroarna-1crs ami Dealers.
sTE have constantly On hand and for sale nj small
~ advance on The Importer. prices, fine stock Of
French Calf and Kip skins and Patent Leather Also,
American skins, Boot Morocco + ID skins, Cochnea
Maroon Green, white, AMI YeioT iinnss and facnss,
shoe iriugs and 5hcs Makers Tools
Sewing Machines Tor sale.
Cashpad for Hides. II H. PRESCOTT Co,
Ho--.- Hoc Main ST.. eT doors east OF the p. o.
o-taws- Narch2i, 1851.
s..,,iie.- roosccs * Ssaoc. made To Greer.
AM prepared to Manufacture 10 order Ladies'
< ~ Kid. Goat. Calf and nndres-ed Morocco Boot
- ees. Caters, aud Busiins-
Heel caters aud Dooees made in good style, of good
shop over S. C. Earl ! SONS Store. Ottawa H.
Repairing neatly done linar PSI d. +. TUCKER.
cRoSEseEEs: GROCERIES
HAVE ju-, received from The Plantations very large
Z stock Of SUGAR AND NOLasSES.
Those wishing to purchase will find it to their advan-
age regards both quality and price, to them be
The Moissses is very choice. lapn 5. W. CHEEyER
Carpetin~: Carpctimg!
NO person should purchase this article in Ottawa
l
sell every one fee. anxious to post them prices.
myIe s w. CilEEVER.
Foot. ana Shoes.
CHOICE and general assortment of Ladies', Misses,
n Childreas, and Gentlemens, at
myl6 s. W. CIIEENER'S.
ssIaCi1 Tea!
4 GOOD article, Az
IA wyiG CliEEVERs
- AL,:oN! sALMoN,-at
- api CHEEVER'S.
~ BAGS GOOD COFFEE, at
~ ap4 9. W. CIIEEvER'S.
MOCHA. Java, Laguera, and Rio Coffee, all very
IVA choice articles can be had at
nyf6 s. W. CHEEyER'S
T'.ar!
Oh BARRELS Of tn article now at
~ api $. ". CHEEVER'S
'EcaS!
4 SPLENDID article for zoe, at
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4 Valuable Farm for Sale.
4 rare chance fer person wishiny to pt

Il rare chNHC" ger ~ y5CI|O8 HtSHtHy 10 J'nF-
chase a dGsi7uble H0hae.
Tz'IE subscriber. residing five miles north OF Ottawa.
= mile casg 81 the Plank Roa, Buck Creek,
oilers tie premises which she resides, for sale
bargain, and on reasonable terms. Said firm
ssts Of 25s OF good land, al under good post and
board fence 2 crs 0nder cultivation snd the balance
good meadow ia.i. ihe improvements thereon consist
OF good frame house 2SNtd good horse barn a new
crib 3Ux53, two unfailiug wells, the house
and the barn. Also, several springs said farm,
together viii. other necessary outbudings There i al.
fine young orchard Of grated fruit trees, of
which bearing Also, about 800 rods Of fine growing
hedge. VIII also sell, if desired timber lot Indian
For further information, apply to the subscriber, the
premises, address box 1913 Ottawa La sale County,
Illinois tsepi3-3a+I ANN MILLER.
fine CITY Property for Sale.
fyiF subscriber offers for sale the house in which he at
Z present resides, with the lots which it Is situated.
The house is good two story brick with good cellar,
well, The two lots, beautifully situated the
high grouui Immediately tie Feeder Bridge, in
Ottawa North There is not h@udsmner location i'll Of
s-pi2-8ln - 1850 JOHN RoNEY
ssou>e and Lot for Sale.
A LARGE, commodious and well finished two story
: brick House, in Ottawa Centre for sale, with
three Los-one Of the very picasantest siiua
tons in City. only minutes walk from the Court
tawa. March POI GEO. WIIIPPLE.
city Lots. -ortII of the Depot,
+ fapl2-, JONES AVERY
TO Rent.
CONVENIENT DWELLING, being all but the store
"a ia the building at present occupied by the
dersigned Millinery Establishment Apply to the
undersigned. door north Of T. Ku---ls Furniture
Depot luovl4-Swl MISS HERON.
Fine store Room 10 Ssent.
THE Stur, Room "a Woods BLOCK at present occupied
is "a CrocseEy store Is srISgEE 4 EhkL D, now Tor
Possession given BE ie@ WeeAs- Apply at tie
store, orro ioc2il JER. WOOD
"a, g.cnf.
GENTLEMAN wishes 20 a hOu-- within two
"A minutes walk ~ t- Court House, with the yriyi-
I.se Of boarding with the family family without
i.ldr-n required. A'i-ess & box p. o. s5l cr2I
Ftue Cellar 30 Rent.
S,UITABLE log Grae.T.-s Liquors Fr.Ii;, Or N-g-ta-
- I'e- proof against frr.t. under the BOOK Store, IN
sIytrrroi-al i'Jes- L llire &C
auygz EATHBCN ORION.
.'sr Sale.
nR exchange FOR Team, iinu-s and Lot in he
~ vest fl-t pf 'ie city good aud easy terms A.
go teams i'r sale tlns--I y PfhiAf.
s.v0E EFNT The store ra1 upper rooms '-r-to'rrs
occupied py taYLsI RAIH BROS
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nleoirines.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

- 'l'HE sciences of Chemistry and Medi-
!: J.
~ cine have been taxed their utmost
to produce this best, most periec purga-
tive which Is known to man. InnuInera.
BILE proofs are shown that these Pills
~ /have virtues which surpass In excellence
the ordinary medicines, and that they
flpan. III. .stea., al
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

RAPID CURE
Coughs Colds, HoaIseness- Influenza, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma. Incipi-
emf CONSUMPTION.
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u"'.7, .'"9H, V0"IS, Btfnds, Taper Hang
lags, Printers brushes. Pencils, de-.
In all qualities and varieties To name all Ia. a,,,.
they offer would occupy much space but the foovin.
st will give an idea OF the nature of their stock
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-28

MaybR SWAMI AND Its COURSE At THE
LATE ELECTION. The most respectable and
influential journals Of orr country, from one
extremity 10 the other, have coralncncd free
ly and deliberately upon the course pursued
by Mayor SWAMI, in reference to The recent
election IN This city. 1t has gwen Us pleasure
to see nearly all Of them sustain the firm,
1ign'ticd stand taken by Inn whilst condem.
n alton If Governor Lyon $ unprecedented.
high.handld Gsurpaiicn has been almost uni
yrrsal.
Law and justice constitutional authority
sad humanity were upon his SIDE, and hot
wiihStanding the attempts ri "a Superior in
Office to iniiinidatc and override his prero-
gativcs, still he stood lirln, the noh!eS Roman
of them all, and came out covered with hon
ors-- maiuaing order, gaining the approha-
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From the Frederick Examiner !
Plug UGlyisn.

The election being over, we hear no ..,,,oIo
from the Foreign press about Pluc uglvis,n,
riots murder and excess Of ,rime in the com
mercial metropolis 81 our State. Her dcfa-
mcrs have no present object in rciteratng
their Criminal attempts to destroy the COM
norcc and good fame Of the city Of Baltimore,
and there is nothing to Be gained By SANDER
ing Plug Uglyisn until the approach ofanolh-
er election. On the contrary, the Sun, For
cign is now constrained to speak in high
COMMUNICATION Of the efficiency of Mayor
Swami s police, and there is no concerted e.
fort now to impute the crlmrs, committed al.
most exclusively by tie foreign population. ia
innocent members OF The American party
Inc silence 81 the Foreign press in this respect
Is d ..srng commentary on their slaLderous
,,civel Sions prior to the election.
On the other hand, when we look to the
cities, which groan under democratic rule,
the increase of crime is truly frghtful. Ii.
New York, Washington, and other cities I'M
der "dcmocratc" government, the record of
crime, furnished on democratic authority.
pictures their wicked imaeinatiols sconiured
the following brief extracts, which are but a
fC~''Ihc records of Crime are black enough
the past w,ok-no less than seven eases of
Manslaughter and hcartlcss case Of Innnti-
eide" Murders Suicides, Assaults, Burg
lai'Cs. and Larccnics. and Accidents Of all
of the day n. Y. Correspondence Nat. H.
tel.
The city of Washington was on Saturday
IL f T.. ,,,l ,
Hundreds of armed rnlIianS held possession of
the streets, and firearms were heard in var-
GUS quarters. 1t is difficult to learn the
particular deeds Of the night, or the persons
by whom they wer> enacted for the rullians
operate in clans. and these clans are protect
cd and fosered in their organized capacity ~
the Corporation iiself.-IInc States.
lie TINES IN New YoRK.--The un-
employed and hungry arc holding opcn.air
meetings, demanding what they call their
rights. Thank God. No native born Amer
leans are yet of the same opinion as to their
rights, because to be Of that opinion, argues
one to hold to the doctrines Of Danton, Robes
pierre, and the quite as dangerous socialists
of later times. They talk in their tielce APP
p,als of governing classes in this country,
which proves that the are persons wholly
incapable approaching the theory and prac-
ticc Of our Governmcnt-tha they are among
us, but not Of us"-Wa sAmgton Eccning
Star, NoU, 6, 1857.
o. We have nothing to regrc! but the
brawls and acts of violence which have oflatc
furnished the reputation of the Federal City
by the gangs of rowdits who nightly infest
our Stltets. They have, step by step, grown
holder and more defiant until th9y now tram
1
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Gle Ctc.l llJl)io.
ELAToN, NOVEMBER 90, 1857.

BALTIMORE ELECTION Returns
There has been much talk about the in
formality Of the election returns made
TO the Governor BY the Judges of the
Baltimore election. Among errors
they stated the election TO have been
held on tie .Jo@aih Wednesday Of
November, instead OF Wednesday, the
fourth Of November. Many Of the
smaller fry Of the locofoco party hoped
to find advantage in these errors. When
the Judges Of elections fled corrected
papers with the Clerk OF the Court, that
officer refused to transmit them to the
Governor; Il strong effort was ..ade to
prevent that high functionary from
issuing commissions to the persons elcc-
ted, and limitations were given out
that it would not be done.
We observe i'll The San of Wcdnes-
day, however, para graph to the effect
that Gov. Ligon had been in Baltimore
and after consultation with eminent
counsel lad determined that nothwith-
standing the errors in the returns,
it only remained for him to commission
the officers returned as elected aud that
the Commissions would accordingly be
made out and transmitted leaving any
contests in regard to the legality of the
election to be determined in the manner
set forth by the laws Of the state.
II would have been high hand ed
business, because Of clerical error,
like that referred to, TO set aside the
voice of the people, and the Governor
has been prudent i'll not listening to
the clauor of his miscellaneous parti-
Fans. If he had refused the commits
sons, we apprehend, the people of Balti-
more would have taught them a lessen
at the next election. 1t is probable
there then would have been but few ex-
ccpt American votes in the city.
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FOR SASSAFKAS u Elk Eii Frs.
Port Deposit g. Hare de Grace, Nd.
ElR SASGAERAS RIN

scx,1.~ "a FOR SASSAFRAS RIVER
Llh rn,,,.t-lS AND PORT DEPOSIT MARY
sxs-sssssis 80 G ..,LAND.-CliANGE OF DAYS
OF SAILING. The steamer LADY WILL
MER, on and after this day, 18th Of August,
will leave RACE Street " harl. until further
notice, as follows :---Saturday at ? Z. NJ. for
Port Deposit and lIavrc de Grace. Nd. Re
turning, leaves Port Deposit at 10 a. NJ.
Monday; Cassaday,s III i, and Turner S
Creek at 4! i. NJ. On Tuesdays and Thurs
days. will leave Race street wharf for Will
mcr's Point at Pm. touching at Port Her
man and Ford's on the Elk, and Turner's
Creek, Cassaday's, Fishers Georgetown and
Fredercktown, on the SasSairas. Returning
will leave Winners Point ut A. NJ. Wed
ncslays and Fridays; Frcdcricktown at l.
NJ. Clssadty's at 1 7. NJ. and Turner $
Greet. at - p. NJ.
For freight or passage, having handsome
accommodations, apply to Capt. WIN. WILL
son, Oh board the Boat.
n. BAH grain skipped by the Lady
Wilmer while making three trips week,
must be III bags. Aug 20.
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TERRIBLE GALE on THE MISSISSIPPI RIVERS
CINCINNATI. Nor Oath The steamer Rain
bow was burnt on lhe morning of the 2lst
inst, when ton mics above Napoleon, Ark
ansas. From so to 70 lives wcr" lost, in
Guiding oil officers. The boat, cargo books
and papers are total lo.ss il.
Cincinnati, November 2lth.-Thc steamer
Republican arrived from Louisville on Satur
day night reports that during the storm of
Wednesday last, sixteen coal boats were
sunk in the Ohio and Mississippi rivers nea I
Cairo. Seventy five passengers We're lost
The loss of coal is about 800 600 bushels,
valued at sc 900. The crews were principal
ly fioia Louisville. and Pittsbars
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GDTThe State Treasury Of Maryland has
been called upon to pay $3.50 for freight or
the Virginia muskctS sent by cider of Cover
nor Wise to Governor Lyon, and sent back
again after the election, not having been used.
We find the above paragraph i'll
our Baltimore exchanges. That is one
" item - i'll the bill Of expenses brought
on the State by the ridiculous and
Illegal attempt of GOV. Lgon to call out
the military on the day of election
We hope, if there be any mode of doing
it, the Legislature will leave him to foot
the bills out of his own pocket.
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~ 'EQrAhIrY 10 All 1t NIFoRNITY or PHIcES,
A NEW FEArirE Is ErsINESs EVERY oNH ms
OWN SALESMAN !-.jUSES d Co.. of the Crescent
One Price Clothing Store" No, 2O0 Market street
above Sixth. PhilIdephin, in addition to having
the largest, most varied and fashionable stock Of
Clothing in Philadelphia, made expressly for re-
tail sales have constituted every one his cwn
salesman by having marked in figures on each
article the very lowest price it can lie sold for
they cannot possibly yary--al must T., alike
lhe goods are all wei sponscd and prepared.
and great pains taken with the making so that all
may buy with the fall assurance Of getting good
article at the very lowest price.
Ecmclhber the Crescent in Market above Sixth,
No 30 ,JONES & Co.
Aug. Sly.
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A LARGE CHECK. The largest check ever
seen in wall street, New York, was shown to
the editor of the Commercial on Tuesday,
1t was for S 800 ,4S5 80, drawn by the New
Life and Trust Company, and certified
by the Bank of America, payable in funds to
the order of j. A. Palmer. receiver of lhp
North American Trust and Banking CoIHpa-
ny. 1t represents the means Of that bank
rupt institution, which have been paid into
the Trust Company principally in small sums
during the last seventeen years, and have
been accommodating at compound interests du-
ring that time until the final disposition of
the law proceedings has enabled the receiver
to draw out the amount to pay the sums
over to the rghtful owners. The larger por-
ton Of this money is hcId on foreign account
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yylao wants 20 sen his Farm

GA WHO WANTS To BUY A FARM 1.-The
~ subscriber who has been practical farmer
for twenty years. aud also has had considerable
business experience, having commenced the sale
of Real Estate, would solicit those dcsirious of
selling or purchasing. to call on or write to him.
as he is confident he will be able to give entiro
satisfaction. Satisfactory references given when
desired have number OF Farms in the vicinity
of Norristown for sale, and applicants for others
in different sections of the country. Address or
call on CALEB CRESSDN. Agt. n. 4. ccrncr of
Calowhiil and Franklin SITS. Philadelphia At
my farm on Wednesdays and Saturdays State
Road, between Penn and Centre squares. Whtpan
Township Montgomery Co., Pa Nov l4-3m
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The \ ppgintipg Power.

/ Few persons are aware of the extent Of pa
tronaee at the disposal IF the Governor 81
Maryland. A recap,ulation of his appoint
mcnts may shed sCmc light on the fierce tcna-
city with which the Foreign party stroYc to
bold on to the spoiis of office" and the Bit
ter chaelin, the, are exhibiting at their less.
Under the Constitution. the Governor APP
points by and with the advice and consent 81
ihc Senate, the Secretary Of State, (salary
$1,000 a year, the Adigtant Conceal, for six
years, "all Military officers except Company,
Battalion aud Rcgimcnial cll.ccrS. who are 10
lie elected by their commands also, all civil
aud Military officers not provided for in tbs
Constitution; Or not otherwise prescribed 10y
law.
Under acts of Assembly, he also appoints,
by and with the advice and consent Of the
Senate, the following officers, whose yearly
salaries are attached:
Messenger 10 the Governor; 5000 and com
missions.
State Agricultural Chemist $1,000 and $50
to laboratory.
Inspector of Guano; so cts per ton. About
80, coo tons inspected annually.
Five Inspectors Of -four in Bait. city:
cent per- Dbl and drawings, the proceeds
equally divided among them.
Five Inspectors of Tobacco. in Baltimore
city s loo each; also a cclk to each at $50
Three INSPECTORS Of Sailed Fish in cato.
city shad OF Nlackclal 10 cents, herring .
cents pr bbl.
Wcieher Of live Stock in BALTIC. city. salary
$1,000, Cluk $3.50 and Assistant Wcigher
$500, payable monthly.
State Wharlinger; $3.50 and one fifth of
objections.
Two Inspectors AVID Weighcrs of Hay in
BALTIC. City one thrd Of receipts each.
Superintendent Of National Roads, in Ale
eany CO. $500 and pcrquis,tcs.
State Armorcrs 1T Easton and Frederick;
$500 each.
The Auctiorcers in BALTIC. city.
The Warden and six directors two annu.
ally,) Of The Pententiary. Wardrn's salary
4laO0.
Four Notares Public in Bait. city, and
ore or more in each county, as required
Number not limited.
Four Coroncls in Baltimore city, and coro
ncrs in each county. Not limited.
Four Managers Of House of Refuge
Commissioners TO take acknowledgements
Of deeds in others States and foreign countries.
The Governor also appoints the following
local officers.
fIlttcn Inspectors OF Lumber at Port De-
post; one at Nilliamsport, and ten at other
Places
One Inspector Of sailed fish at IIavre de-
Grace, and two elsewhere.
One inspector Of Liquors at Cumberland,
one at WllIiamsport, and three at olhcl
points.
One Inspector Of -four at Frederick; one at
Cumberland and one at Wlliamsport
One INSPECTOR Of Leather at Frederick.
One Inspector Of Ccal at Wiliamsport.
One Wood colder al Udvre dc Grace. and
six elsewhere.
Three visitors to St. Johns Literary In
sti.ution at Frederick - Frcdci lex Etunliner
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-28

PENNSYLVANIA IRoN WoRKs. The Great
Western iron rolling null, at Brady's Bend
has discharged about 700 operatives. 1t has
been engaged in making railroad iron largely,
and the demand for that article having fallen
off materially it Is curtailing Operations to
suit.
The Pittsburg rolling mill are nearly all
running half time. and the owners are storing
the product They will he well prepared for
a brisk spring season. but have Lecn COM
PEELED to forego the fall seasons trade almost
altogether.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-28

GHT. WALKERS OFFICERS. 1T is stated
Il a. among the officers who accompany Wal.
kor's iilibustcr Xpediti0n is Col. +. Henry,
Of Albany n. Y, who served as sergeant at
the battle Of Cerro Gordo, and was promoted
to a FIRST lcutenaucy for bravery in that ac-
ton. He was in the first Nicaragua cXptd-
ton, in which he was wounded eight times. -
Another is Lieutenant Coloncl G. r. Tucker,
Of Vermont, cal stain of Mountain Rifles in the
Mexican war, in which lie was wounded and
was honarah|y mentioned i'll the dispatches,
third is Lieut.. Col Swinglc, Of Boston,
who commanded a company in the Texan
war, and was present at the battle of San
Jacnto. He was alsoin the first Nitaraglan
contest, and set up an iron foundcrv in Rvas
curing the siege Of that place. a fourth is
Captain j. c. FaysSouX. well known in con-
nec;ion with Lorez's Cuban foray. lie Ggu-
rcd conspicuouHly under Walker in Nicala.
qua,
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SIOpPING!
TO Purchasers Of Goods

TN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES. IN
L PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK.--Pcrsous
wishing to purchase Dry Goods, Groceries Books,
or any kind of Merchandise in Philadelphia or
New York, can have their orders promptly attend
cd to by the Y. b. PALMER CO., Advertising and
Commission Agents. 9TH and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia, or Tribune buildings, New York -
They have superior facilities for the purchase of
all kinds Of goods.
y When ordering, please state how the goods
shall be sent. and write directions plainly. Cur
rent money must be enclosed or collection will DO
made when goods are delivered by express
Charge reasonable. Nov 81. lS57-sm
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HORSE Company Meeting

TNNIiE Third Annual Meeting of the eel
Il lowship Pcrsistivc Horse Company, of
Cecil county" will be held at Friend s
School House, West n Nottingham, on Seventh
day, the Eth month (Dcc,) 1857, at = o'cIk.
Z. Nj
Any neglccting two Annual Meetings and
not paying fines and contributions, shall no
longer be considered member of the Com
pany, but shall forfeit all claims upon the
same. BY order " NJ. WEARING,
II III mo. 9th. lSjS-3wt Sec.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-11-28

IMPROVEMENTS AT PORT DEPOSIT. -
improvements in Port Deposit. A number of
new buildings are being erected there now,
among them a block of four handsome brick
dwellings on granite easements, by E. j.
Rinehart, and brick building by B. Vandi-
vcr. The brick work is not yet quite COM
pletcd, and the hard freezing of the last few
days has been quite q serious drawback.