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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19
Pro.Slavery Administration COnven-
ton.

ton.
This body assembled yesterday, to nomi-
nate State officers for the ensuing election.
The Convention met at twelve o'clock, NJ,
and proceeded to the prelimnarics of an Or
ganization. 10. Brown, Sioux Agent with
300,OO0ofGovernmcnt money at his command
was very properly put in the chair as tempo
rary Presiding Officer. We say very proper
ly, because this is Convention Of men who
feed at the public crib, and nota Convention
ofthe people.
After going through with the ordinary per-
ormances, the Convention adjourned till
three o'clock, p NJ.
AT this hour, on motion, Gen. SHIELDS, dis
penser of the Lake Pepin Half Breed Script,
was made Permanent President of the Con-
vcntion. This was due to the General on
particularly in said dispersion.
After some cross-firing, in which GOULD
L. CULrIss ofStillwater rather got the advan-
tage ofCHARLEY BERRY, of Winona, the Con-
vention nominated II. III. SIBLEY for Govern
Or, by reclamation Mr.. S. was outside the
bar, apparently aching for chance to sun
busum" himself. He made his way to the
Presiding Officers chair amid enthusiastic
applause, and when silence was restored, Com
menced his Speech with almost literal quo
tation from Gov. RAMsEY's remarks when he
appeared before the Republican Convention
last thursday.
Then he got off something abont what the
great Democratic party had done for the In
ion: wide GormaaD then he again quoted
literally and fluenty from RAMSEY, (pasair-
istically,) then he quit; then the Federal
Office Holders and their satellites hurrahed,
and then the Convention adjourned till this
morning at nine o'clock.
What Federal Office Holders of Minnesota
are not within the bar as Delegates, are in the
obby as punchers-up. Judges, Indian
Agents, Land Officers, &C., are all there
They will probably cook matters up to suit
themselves to-day.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19
A Convenient Man.

j.. P. WILSON, of Minneapolis, is certainly
One of the most convenient men for party
purposes now living. 1t will be remembered
mat he turned up" in the Constitutional
convention as delegate from Pembina. He
nv" comes in as delegate in the nominal
1s convention of his party from Mile Lac
oou''y This lisa new county, made from a
Pa " ''"'nsey, at the extra session of the
Legislature, last Nav.
What would the ofice.bo,dor. IL ,n;.hout
Wilson's? w "i'n0"'
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

A YOUNG girl, about seven years since
left an illegitimate child on the stoop of a
house in Urbana, Ohio. 1t was sent to the
infrmary, and grew to be fine boy. A few
days since lady-like woman landed at the
depot who came in seach of this boy and
having taken the necessary steps to reclaim
him, conveyed him to her home in st. Louis.
1t seems that the erring mother, after aban-
Owing her child, had reformed, married we'll,
anu h0"' after the lapse of seven years, with
the consent OF A"r husband, (who was made
acquainted with the circumstances, came n
reclaim her child. "
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

world ofsn 'G 6sn says TIN the destiny of the
n mes. little milf betw,n GharIss u Ro .rl-
Paree snd his love- Letitia m;oh a he's bona
ken oIl'a marriage which ern h;r. nave e pro
poieoh ND the great battle W ,.n ~ va
..v 10 % W. TIM Chicago Ady.t;saarre . aJ3
mill had vixen place betweeD, 0se a little
Eve,-whatthen 2u "''l Adam and
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19
The Platform.

The Sham Democracy made a nlatform
with only vne material plank to it-that was
the endorsement of the Cincinnati Platform.
That suits the Republicans. We may now
look out to see the democratic" FIR fly when
our sharp stumpers get after SIBLEY and his
fellow candidates
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19
Kansas News.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. II.
The municipal election held at Leaven-
worth City, Kansas, on Monday last, resulted
in the election of the Free State Ticket by
26O majority.
The Constitutional Convention will meet
at Lecompton on the 18th of next month.
Utah dates to August 5th have been re-
ceived. News unimportant.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19
The Way to Make up a Convention.

line Pioneer says that every county was
represented in its Convention on Tuesday.
Yes, but looL 81 the names of some of the
delegrro., ID the new counties. We see
81, 1 cream realiy' nams~ county is called upon to
MI several OF the delegations. That IS the
way to make good show-on nono- WV
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19
Republican Nominations.

The Republicans Of Wright county have
nominated j. F. BRADLEY, for the Senate,
and CHAs. KING for the House. Both gen.
temen are Republicans Of old and tried
standing.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

THE pianoforte was invented by &c.
Schroeder, of Dresden, 1717, and the first in
strument was made in London in Its, by a
German named tumble.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

Grand FiZZle Number Two! What's
The Matter?
Last evening was the second successive
night upon which democratic speaking
had been advertised at the "Pubic Forum
oy 1aIi-sheet posters and by loud blowing in
the Pioneer; still no mootins oanno vfrvn viti.-
er occasion. Cause why? Nobody was in
attendance to speak to /! Considering that
the State Convention was on hand, we re-
gard these failures as ominous.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19
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REPUBLICAN State NOMINATIONS !


Election on Tuesday, October Is.
For G0rernor:
ALEX. RAMSEY.
OF RAMSEY COUNTY.
For Lieutenant Governor:
JOHN c. IDE,
OF wAsEcA.
For Congress:
MORTON s. WILKINSON,
OF HOUSTON.
HENRY A. SWIFT,
CYRUS ALDKICH,
OF HENNEPIN.
For CHIEF Justice, Supreme Court:
HORACE Il. BlGELOW,
OF RAMSEY.
For Associate Justices Supreme Court:
JOHN M. BERRY,
H. A. BILLINGS,
OF FILLMORE.
For Secretary Of State:
LUCAS X. STANNARD,
OF CHIsAGo.
For auditor Of State:
A. p. LANE,
OF ANoKA.
For Treasurer Of State:
FRANK MANTOR,
OF DODGE.
For Attorney General:
GEORGE A. NOURSE,
OF HENNEPIN.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court:
ALEXANDER Ii. RUSSELL,
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TERRITORIAL NOMINATION.
For Delegate to Congress:
CHARLES McCL URE,
OF GoopHCE.
DISTRICT JUDGES :

mar" mHOS. WILSON.
FourM-LARDNEh DosTwICK.
FyM-N. NJ. DONALDSON,
lSi1th-LUTHER NJ. BAXTER.
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Chas. Il. Berry was then declared unani-
mously nominated.
JCDICIARY-CHIEF JUSTICE.
On motion of Mr.. Murphy of Hennepin.
the order OF bushes was so changed as to
permit the nomination ofjudges now.
MIR. Webb of Wabashaw nominated L.
Emmett of Ramsey.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

Mr.. Kingsbury was then declared unani-
mously nominated.
The President was then, on motion, au-
thorized to appoint Central Committee OF
one from each Senatorial District; where
upon
The Convention adjourned sine die.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

Mr.. Murray nominated J. B. Brisbin of
Ramsey.
Mr.. Colvillc of Goodhue nominated VIM.
ID. WEIGH of Goodhue.
Mr.. Davis of Scott nominated A. g. Chat
field of Scott.
Mr.. Rolette nominated Chas. E. Elan
dreau of Nicolet
Mr.. - nominated NJ. f. Ames of
Ramsey.
The Convention ballotted with the.follow-
ING result
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-19

MIR. Stacy of Freeborn, moved that the
Committee on Permanent Offices be COM
posed of one from each Judicial District
Carried. And the following persons were
appointed:
LIST Dist. L. w. Folsom of Chisago
I'd j. w. Crosby of Ramsey.
Sd VIM. Lochren of Hennipin.
4th H. G.. Wait of Stearns.
5th d" VIM. A. Davis of Scott.
9th " L. BransOn of Rlne Earth
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At the conclusion of the first ballot, Mr.
Byrne rose and withdrew his name.
Mr.. Dunbar having a majority of all the
-"t"o. woo declared nominated 81 tho ee.el.
sion of the second ballot.
STATE TREASURER.
Mr.. Mckinney nominated R. G. Burdick,
of Benton.
Mr.. Baker nominated G. w. Armstrong, of
Ramsey.
The Convention then proceeded to vote
with the following result
G. W. Armstrong. ...................G7
c. Burdick,. ..........................57
Armstrong having received a majority of
all the votes cast, was declared duly nomi.
mated.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Mr. LaDue nominated Chas. II. Berry. of
Winona.
Mr. Wilson nominated - Barstow oe
Stearns.
Mr.. L. Smith of Dakota nominated Mo-
ses Serburne of Ramsey.
Mr.. Murray nominated Dewitt G. Cooley
of Ramsey.
The Convention proceeded to ballot, with
the following result:
Chas H. Berry,.
- Rarstou, ''''''..'..............2O
n :, Da!stow,.
w CUoiey'..''.
W. T. murray. .......................1
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| Mr.. Cavenaugh was then declared unani-
mously nominated.
DELEGATE TO CoNNREsS.
The names Of A. NJ, Ridley, David Gil
man, j. 7. Rosser, w. w. Kingsbury and
DR.. McMahon were presented.
The ballot resulted as follows:
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Q. S. Marshal for Minnesota Ter,v.
St. Paul, Sept. II, 1857.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-29
SHERIENS \ LIE.

NgY Virtue Of Il writ Of Flcri Facias is
ap sued out of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county. State Of Naoylanl, at the suit OF
William VI. Moore use Of Hiram Mccullough
against the Goods and Chattles, Lends aud
Tencmrnts of Robinson Davis, and to me
directed have seized AID taken into exc
cution, all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate at law and in equity, Of the said
Robinson Davis. of, in and to the following
described trart or parcel of Land. to witt
All that tract or parcel Of Land. lying and
being in Cecil county. rs aforesaid, wherein
HE aforesaid Robinson Davis lately resided;
containing FIFTY ACRES Of Land, more
or less. aud which is bounded by lands of
Nathaniel Founders and others. and which
wa. conveyed to the said Robinson Davis
from William VI. Moore and Wife, by deed
dated April 10Th. iSi6. and recorded in Lii
Der II. II. NJ. Nj. i. Folio C21, one Of the
Land Record Books OF Cecil county, to-
gcthcr with all the Binding. improvements,
and appurIcnauceS thcrt"uto belonging, al
OF which will offr al Public Sale on,
Soiur1oy, September the 18th.
at 3 O'Clock 7. NJ. at the Court House door
in Eiktun, to tie highest bidder for cash.
JOHN j. Il. POOLE,
August ljth, 1851. Sheriff.
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NGTlIEI 10 TAN PAYERS.

TNIIE Subscribers. Collectors in the sew
Il cral Election Districts OF Cecil Co.
hereby give motto that, being authorized by
Act of Assembly to make the following de
ductions for State Taxes, paid on or before
the dates named, viz;
On or before September LIST. 5 per cent
:. - October LIST. 4 g I"
Il" - November LIST. 3 :.
They will be in attendance ut the place.
named below on Friday and Saturday, til,
2Sth, and 10Th. of August, inst. and ON the
same days the 25th. and Doth. of Srptrmb, T.
and Goth, and 3lst, Of October, respectively
in order 10 afford t." payers the benefit o
the above deductions.
Josiah Hall Col. list. District, at Crclton
Joshua B. Pearcc, CO... 2nd District at
Chesapeake City.
Wililm T. Miller. col. 3rd, Dist. at Std
hams Hotel, Elliton.
Otho Rowland. col. lth Dist. at Fair Hill
f. 4. Foster, col. 9Th, District at n ortl
East.
VIM. Cameron, (of Robt.) col. 9th, Dist
at Rising Sun.
john +. Knight, col. 9TH, Dist. at Mrs
Reynolds. Port Deposit
Thomas Grub, col. 18th, Dist at Noun
Pleasant.
August 18th, l-w.
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NOtiCC TO Creditors.

TlllS is TO give notice, that the subscribers
l. OF Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county. letters tesla
mcntary on the personal estate of Robert
Brown, late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly authcn-
ticatcd, on or before the lith day of July,
1858, they may otherwise, by law, be cxclud-
ed from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment TO the subscribers.
Given under our hands this 18th day OF July.
1857. ~ BERT NJ. G. Blown,
Ellis &. CHANDLER.
Executors Of Robert Brown, decd.
Tcst-R. ID. lamar, Reg fully Is CIV
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L. KINGSFORD & SONS
PURE GSvVEGG STARCH
(FOR THE LAUNDRY

kT'ib LIZ In I -Ni'iSl
EyAS established greater celebrity than
4 l. has ever been obtained by any other
Starch.
This has been the result of its marked SUI
pcriorty in quality, and its invariablc uni
IOrmity.
The public may be assured of the continu-
ancc Of the high standard now established.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily
and the dcnl;tnd has extended throughout the
whole Of the United States, and to foreign
countries.
Working thus on a very large scale, and
under a rigid system. they are able to sccurc
Il pcrfcc; uniformity in the quality throughout
the year. This is the great Dcsideratum in
Starch making, and is realized now for the
first time.
The very best Starch that can be made.
and no other. is always wanted by CONSUMERS
and this will be supplied to them by the gro
which is the best, and ask for if-othcrwise
they would be likely to get that article on
which the largest profit can be made.
Mr.. Kingsford has been engaged in the
manufacture of Starch continuously for the
last - years and during the whole of the pc
riod. the Starch made under his supervision
has been, beyond any question the hest in
the market. For the first II wears, he had
the charge Of til" works Of VIM. Colgate x Go.
at which period he invented the process Of
I the manufacture of Corn Starch
L. Ask for kingstorl's Starch, as the
name Oswcgo has been recently taking by
another factory.
II is sold by all Of the best groccrs in near
~ every part OF the country.
L-INESEnDT 4
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SIMMS' FAMILY MEDICINES.
DIR. j. Simms' Couch Syrup.

0'llIS SYRUP has proved sovereign remedy
L in all affections of the Breast anil Lungs ~ IN
CoIghs. Colds Whooping Cough. Group, iioarso-
ness. shortness of Breath, Pais in the treas and
sides splitting of Blood. Sore Throit Bronchitis.
and l.spcnt Pulmonary Cousrmp:ion together
with every ailmcnt incident TO tho Iirc si 4 Lungs
Unlike most Of the preparations made for dis
eases Of the Breast and Lungs. tnis syrup scad'ly
gins in pablic tlvnr; we hrye known il to rel I'VE
and cure to the utter advertisement Of thn tent.
thas confirming its utility in the diseases far VIII ;h
/; is intended It is pleasant to III" taste and IF
f,ctual in its operation; aurlinr relief in ~ ;
doses and performing cu!c with Mp,dly nth
crto unku"wa in the annals Of meiiGjuc il a cirr
can be effected ut all Containing 10 de"i crious
substances its administration is safe uu'!cr all citS
cams ances.
DR.. J. SimmS' white LinimeEt,
For ait Tie purposes Of On Eciernal Remedy.
This Linimeut is emincntly valuable in thea
nasm. Neuralgia. Palsy Sore Thro # aad MHmrs
it is uncqaalled. Guut, Numhncss Of ihe Limbs.
stiffness Of the Joints Tooth rc.ie Swcuss Frost
cd Feet %prains. Bruises. Burns and Scalls thapp-
ed Hands. and Pains Of every character, We nee t
not comment further on this invaluable lijmcI'.
than 10 say II Is highly appreciated as AN cAtcinal
remedy wherever it is used. in fiCt il seems tn
tablis itself at once We therefore place at the
disposal of The afflicted in this vicinity. having the
utmost confidence in its utility for diseases rclar-
ing an external application
DR.. j. siinms' Cholera Syrup.
This syrup is undoubtedly the best remedy
known for Eyscntcry aud liarrh,sa in all their
various folms Cramps Collie. Cholera Morbus.
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels Cramps and
Sickness in the stomach. Cholera lnfantun. and
the summer diseases Of Children. 1t is rXculirut
in Debility; Weakness. Relaxation. ant Chronic
Diseases affecting the stomach and Bowels. and l.
pleasant to the taste well cilectugl IN its opc
fdtionS. This syrup contains no dectrrous CUB
stances, either mineral or vegetable; it is there.
fore safe under all circumstances.
For many years the proprieors have usel these
remedies in private practice with tho utmost sue
ccSs.
CAUTION Please observe the written signature
Of the Inventor affixed to the wrapper Of every
bottle, hus:J SlHMS, NJ. d., none o,hcr is genuine
Try these remedies once and you will never b,
without them.
\ liberal discount allowed the trade Order,
promptly forwarded. Prepared only by
Dir. }. SIMMS d SON.
All and hjag SIS, WHn,nli0n, DM
sold by DR.. II. H. Mitchell Elkton; u. f
Burton. Dover; 5. s. lance, Baltimore; aud by
calclS generally. may 6m"
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NOTICE TO EDuVOyss

TENll1S is to give notice that the subscribers
4 Of Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters tesla
mcntary on the personal estate Of Greenburv
Purcll, late of said county. deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly authcn-
ticated, on or before the 18th day Of July,
1898, they may otherwise, by law, be exolud-
ed from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment to the subscribers.
Given under our hands this SIl day of July,
1857. EDWIN WILMER,
MARY PURNELL,
Executors Of Gre@nbury Purncll, deed.
TcSt--R. d. LAMAR, Reg fully rs 6w
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LIGHTNING RODS.

- > ! = 4 = = ' - - - i - -.
THE undersigned are now engaged in erect
/ ing Parsons Lightning Conductors in this
and the adjoining counties, to which we invite
the scrutiny ofall interested in the protection
ofpropcrty and life. or the science Of cleo
tricity. We claim for this Il superiority over
any other rod ever offered in Maryland or
Delaware.
First, in the improved, solid point Of cop
per and silver.
Second, in the permanent manner ii is at
achcd to the building.
Third, the metal being anncalcd thereby
greatly increasing its conducting powers.
Fourth, it has no electrical connection with
the building to which it is attached
This rod has been sold from Michigan to
Georgia on many colleges and public build
ngs in the different States, also too many
scientific ucn who have voluntarily given Ger
tificatcs of its perfect scientific construction.
Over 800 900 of these rods have been erect
cdandarc now standing, mot DOWN. but sinHd-
ing erect in the various States we have passed
through in the last seven years. An e%am-
nation VIC think will convince any one.
~ All orders left at the Office OF The Cecil
Wing, will be punctually attended to.
HOUSE x WEED.
Elkton. Md, June IL If
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FARM of about ; - ACRES. one and
"a t,!f miles itum S,rlIrr,vlil.. Qurcn
Annc's co. Nd. Ahunt leo acr - IN
,"i 1t is tn: T.mh't cois;,tinr Of G..ss;:Gt
Whit, Black, AMI Spanish GA k, .Stiii<as%f
lilctory and Gum. \ =r''t i's! at
this Timber is suitable for saving. ami :, ; ~
NJ Ill Oh the premises would pay lTsc profits.
The natural quality of the Land is EXCELLENT.
Tine Buildings such AS are c"mmonin that
l,uig;iburhood. The rold from Mi!lington to
Tcmplrvl!le passes al ,nS one sid" of it..
L. Terms accommod ,iug. Enquire OF
Robert B. Pierce, near Sul!crsvillr Queen
A ms co. Nd. aug. So t.
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FOR SALE,

4 LOT containing about TWO ACRES,
i 4 and improved with Good House. IL by
2S. within Ea!. II mile Of Mount Plcasan (
and near Friends Church; price $3.50. En-
uuirc of Stlcrl Brown Esq ON the premises,
or to, J.R. COULSON
Port Deposit.
IL Also. as Agent for john Palmer Esq
I will Lease or Rent. ~ Lots. with from one
to acre. each, ON old Susquehanna Canal.
aug. ID. 3-w. }. Ii. COZ LSON.
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ALIENS
LATEST IMPROVED COMBINED
Ee r, Alp ~ Ee lAHEp NOW 4; Ee =.
ALIENS


LATEST IMPROVED COMBINED
Ee T. Alp a. EE AXEI M d w u Es.
ESTE now offer to the public Il machine
w which. in the opinion Of numerous far
peers. possesses more advantages than any
other.
McsSrs. Rogers < Boycrs:-T nscd last sea-
son one Of Aliens new and improved Com
hincd Reaper and Mower, and consider it
rs Il Reaper and Mower far superior to any !
have seen either for lightneSs OF draft, for the
perfect manner in which il performs its work
either in grass or grain, for its strength. Sim
plicity and durability. and. in short. for every
quality that can be claimed for IA Combined
Reaper and Mower, and it only should be
seen and used to be appreciated.
Yours truly. BARCLAY l.. RonERTs.
Feb -, 1851. Bristol, Bucks CO., Pa.
c. i. Rogers, Dear Sr:-rhc Mower and
Reaper bought of YOU, consider the best
machine ! have ever seem ! can cut grass
and grain to my entire satisfaction. 1t is the
ncSt machine IL this country, and | can take
great pleasure in recommending them to all
want OF a good article. JonN c. JONES.
Strrlyllc. Lancaster CO., Pa. 1886.
t~7~CirculIrs with numerous certificates
furnished ON application.
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TIE LARGEST CHAIR

A nd FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN
N .IIE CITY, MATlllUTS GAY street
W,.iEooMS. No. - ant - NORTH Il u STREET,
near F,rnrrE. where is kept always on hand. or
III ,dc to order, cvsry style Of Preach TErE-A-
TnreS. in Plush. illir Cloth o. Brntaicl!c
French Full Stuff and Mcl, Ian r,Ei.uu ARM
1'ulES. Carved P!EIuH CGAIHs. IN sets; SOFAS
ha + French Spiius " ,hosmy and Walnut Parl"l
tuiIEs; RprkING CHAIRS. STUFF SrElT" IoCNG-
MS. CHAMnEn SrIrS. CANE tutIHS aud kucNlX"
CHAIRS; Bar. room. mi e aud DininS tmNrS. in
oak. Walnut or NJ ,h"sany. with Cane. Wool OF
STUFFED Seats: Wool SEAT CuAIRs and @GrrEES
aud RorNIS! On Mrs.
Gilt AMI plain frame Looking Glasses Of every
V ri- v and all kind. o' BE Is ana Hair ami liusk
MlttrlSS y. VI IA iiiilI.
Nos. - AMI q North q :! -; near FHy"t.r.
M? ~ ~ BAi.rlNurE
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10 WANTED. fA%s

4 GOOD, gentle pair of Mules. wen bro
"A ken for farm work, for which ! will
give in trades fine big bay Mare, imp"s-
slllr to heat at the pillow, and superior
>oh, of Young OMEN. well matched.
For particulars apply t"
JAMES SIInDE. near Principle
six miles north from North East. in the sane
,ugust 18th st. District.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-29
NOTICE.

nj Office is hereby given that applica non
~ will he made to the County Com hlsSi-
one rs Of Cecil county 1T their first m rcilnE
after the 18th Of September next, t" open
new road leading trou some point on the
Elkton and Blue Ball road, between Henry
Brnnctts place and Mackalls Mill, to inter
sect the North EaS: aud Malrey road, near
Cabin run. also to alter the route OF TIL"
Marley road between said run and the Not
tiu.l,a,n road. Also. 10 alter the road from
David Fu,tou's to the NWV'ia g'itm road, at
orucar its intersection with the Marley road
where ii passes ,lu.'nsh lands OF Thomas
Russell. }. 7. Mccullough, Perry Ward and
others. aug. 18th.