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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

- y, NOW torsyer
Farewell the tranquil mind! farewell contsnt
Farewell the lusty troop, and the big drones
That fright away the Jewsl O, farewell!
Fare vel the dainty rib, the luscious bacon;
Farewell the linked sausage long drawn out!
The spirit stirring grunt, the ear-piercing squeal
The right royal triple; the whiskey skin!
The mixtnre Tobacco juice. stTichnine,
Blue yitrol-biue ruini-and all quality,
Pride. pomp, and circumstance of glorious grogl
And O, you rascal knayes whose rude engines;
DRIP liquid fire for sofcfng ruder throatsl
The immortal Joves great nectar ccunteffe;t
FAREWELL for nue. your occupation gonee<dH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

The attacks of the slanderer are
like the bits Of mud dashed on you by a
passing cart. If you attempt to rub them
of, you leave a stain; let them dry, and
they arc easily effaced.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

RWhy is hungry boy, looking at
the pudding in cook shop window, like a
wild horse? Because he would be all the
better if he had bit in his mouth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

E"You ought to marry s.Never."
Il know good girl for you" "Let me
alone" "But perhaps you don't know her;
she is young" 'Ther she is sly.' "Beau-
tiful." 'The more dangerous" "Of good
family" 'sThen she is proud" "She is
tender-hearted." "Then she is jealous
"She has talents" s.To kill me-" sand
one hundred pounds" "IU take herr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-06-13

GEW When we desire or solicit anything
our minds rnn wholly on the good sides
or circumstances of it; when it is OBJ
tanned, our minds run only on the bad
ones s4.r
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ADVERTISEMENT

FmNClPIo, March 81, 81.
Mr. EpITOR For the last three months
we have been assailcd, continuously by the
petty sqnibS of still more petty persons: not
alone (aS it might appear flon their moral
OF mental superiority, or our deep sunk deg
radiation, bat from envy and jealousy, the
predominant and ruling passions of their sci
fish souls When a man resorts to public
calunny 10 appeasc his ire over lest penny
III unWisc business tactics, it il high time the
outrageous cloak Of temperance untcr which
he sports, should he raised ami the htuc
principles Of his RIGHTEOUSNESS be shown to
the WUllu.
Now. we care not for his rcproaches. as his
very acts lillil the yenomou3 untiuth back in
his teeth, viz; his ayowcd basis is temperance
morality, and religion, while his conduct is
that Of the midnight assassin. shielding him
| self behind the columns Of The Democrat to
safely plant the dagger Of SANDER and false
hood IN tl!c heart Of his fellow man, whele.
here, let me ask, is shown the daring Of
Christian holiness?
His consideration for the "softcr Sex" is
much like one who woull imply more than
his Yicst anathemus could express. Did he
know what constituted even decent society,
or what position his public yilliraton of the
c%cuSable. whereas his uncuitvatcd denort-
mcnt, and mental calibrc, advise us that it
was an unconscious stroke of an ncomnctcn,
Slandercr. There by hangs Il tale he tell,
us, but sir, eve can n tale unfold whose
hghtcst words would harrow mp his soul" Sc
lie also 'liaS much to say ofus as business
mem here is the the real difficulty: for trul,
| Intced he has much reason to speak Of us as
business men. The black clouds Of shattered
finances, and the dusty edges Of unfingcr,d
counters, are too strong Incentives. not to
| open battery against successful rival.
ms not OIL Tort TO array In your columns the
privacy OF the social circles, however, as 1t is
breach of trust second to none, that binds
man to man.
As to the nightly disturbance Of CERTAIN
logger headed foreigners whose oyster mind
never look beyond the shell Of their own con
cet; Us to these say tho some of their
strongest iiail-walks, are beneath more than
mcic notice from an independent iona chan.
when public papers become the mgdi;,n Of
private slang, and oraclcs to proclaim to the
world the !oingS Of every social circle that
meet II seems indeed tnat literature is APP
pfoaching the verge Of extinction. and some
tiIiik That the community at large takes great
interest in the filthy SqUbhinsS of every fool
VINO pl1ases to think hi'nsclia composer. 10
these we will not condrccnd, but there are
some things yet untold, which we fear fur,
| thcr Sl'lO9 Will force from us We are not
ike them i'll both Killing and Lurying, but
perhaps the bald headed veteran may yet have
| TO call upon his brother undertaken who when
he bnTics him. we hope will shake hi, own
rgotiSm and deception from his shoulders in
to the grave with his veteran bother.
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Uit0.


/RSRising Sun, Miss JANE f. kiRK. second
daughter of Mr.. Howell Kirk, in the 33tl
year Of her age. About year AFRO she EN-
braccd religion and united with the ". f.
church, and remained Il consistent member
until death. Her last illness was long and
Tor much Of the time severe, but she was
submissive 10 the ways OF the Lord. As her
end drew near her faith Increased. her pros
poets frightened, and with Saiuted Paul
she could say, ''wc know that il this cartllly
house ofuur tabernacle be dissolved, we have
Il house, building not made with hands.
eternal in the hcayons.'' T..
\On the 18th ut, in Fulton Township. Lam
caster county, Pa, MARGARET, wife of
Ephraim Towson, aged 81 years, months
and . days leaving six little children moth
crIrSS in the cold world; may they be cont
fort"d with the sweet spirit OF Him. who hath
SAID "SiIiEer little children to come unto me ;
Blow gusty March wind, wildly blow,
No matter howsoe'erye rive
The roses OF the June will grow
Aboat my Margarct's lonesome grave.
Her hands with work forever done,
Lie nteeklr folded on her breast;
The shining goal at last il won,
And she has swcctly entered re st.
one hears not thrnngh the song of God
Tie wall OF children desolatr-
And though the path was dark she trod
The angels met her at the gate.
God keep the band ofmotherless
Young children she has left to me,
On keep them Holy one, and bless
And guide them safe to her anil thee!
And reSt-"ith care forever done
Wife and the baby on thy breast
For yc immortal life hath won,
Aud both have sweetly entered rest.
FRIEND.
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AWARDS
FOR DAMAGES TO SHEEP.

BNlE following named persons are hereby
T. notified that the sums opposite each of
their names, will be paid to themselves, or
their written order, on application to the u,,-
designed at the office of the County Com.
mssiouerS, in Elkton.
james NJ Gay, IS 00Jas Ferguson $40 80
John Riddle, IN -nSalnh Ramsey s 60
Edwards, - Vim CoSgrove 81
VIM I.ynch 4 O0John Cameron - 90
5. i. Foard 4 ia ,oM. X Person l. %
Id. Pierce, lsoM Cantwcll "a Ou
Saml Gay. 3 00i' oa \ Constable 4 %
L. i. Eidde, O0John Campbell 50 90
Rt Blackwav , On -nJohn \ Clng Ii ~
2awards. { 90 'oOtho Rowland 3 81
John McCIear So COG VI El,lr,pe !
Thos Simmons s 90 2awards { - w
l:ann II Harlan 81 UOThos T Price
Geo W. Price y 90 3 awards { @ -
Am Il ThcmpSon : 0GJno T Cooper , ,, o,v
Ellis p. Kirk o,- Edwards { l. W.
Il balance Tobias Peterson 81 90
Ezc Thompson - 5ONm. Moore > 90
John W. Falls II .5uJohn Armour i 90
Owen Rcislrr % 0u,Julm VI Davis Il 90
j 81 + Williams 20 OGJ l. Kingston ~ IL
Elijah Harris % 50Wm Brnhmin L jg
JAS. s. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Apr ii 2w Com'rs Cecil Co.
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DEER PARK SEMINARY,

rs1EWARK, DEL.-Thc Summer Session
y will begin the First day Of May, 1857,
and continue FIVE montha.
Parents may here lind for their children a
good home, where their minds, habits and
morals will bs carefully cultivated. Children
IL particular will receive parental care. The
,ustrue,ion in the eleme ntary branches is
thorough, and careful attention paid to
Nlbic, Drawing, and the various styles Of
fJlntiHg.
For Board and Tuition in English, per tern
$500.
For circulars, with fullparticulars and ref
atances, apply to tnc Principal.
spill In REV. GEO. HOOD.
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Cumnins, j. France. Chester. !. W Ar,hur.
Chester Circuit, j. Flannery. Village Green
II. Sutton, j. NJ Ilinson, /. T. Cooper, sup.
Crozicreille. Jno. 0,Sell. Mount Lebanon
Thos. Newman, John Tally, sup. Kcanett
Square Mission, John Dyson. Thomas j.
Thompson, Financial Agent, Wesleyan Fe-
male College Stcanls Patterson, Professor of
Wesleyan Female College and ineuibcr of AS
bury Quarterly Conference
EAsroN DIsrRIor. w McConbs, Prcsi-
ding Elder. Smyrna. " IL. Brisbane. Smyr-
ia Circuit, s. ". Thomas and w. f. Talbot.
Dover, ". {. Robinson. Cam,len, r. W.
Todd. j. Il. Smith and D. Lamlcn. SUP.
Frcderica, j. 5. Willis. Vernon and Williams
Vile Mission, JOS. Gregg, Samuel T. Card
ncr. Milford, George iaycock. Denton, W.
N. Warner; one to he Supplied, j. Bell Sup.
Greensboro, W. Il. England. I. 5. Williams.
Geo Lacy, Sup: Talbot, 4. j. Qnigly. J. L.
Brian, ). Grace, Sup. Easton. &. Hill, W. 7.
Quinn. Ccnucyille, 7. W. Shippers, +. +.
Cooper. i. Reed, Sup. Kent Island, +. Il,
Harvey. Suddiel svilc, ". h. Walton, l.. d.
McClmtock, Il. Barton, Sup. Kent, S. NJ,
Cooper, W. Hammond. Ml!lngton, j. Alien,
j. Z. Duhamill. Willow Grove, j. y. Mcgee;
one to he supplied. Wye Mission, j. I. Hur-
lock, /. W. McCleaiy.
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PORTLAND, April 1.-The steamer Cana
dian arrived here this morning from Liver
pool, with dates to Wednesday, the 25th ult
ENGLAND.
Previous to the dissolution of Parliament,
Lord PaImcrston, in reply to a question,
stated that no direct ovcrturcs for the return
OF embassies lad been made from Naples
but. indirectly, it was asked if the sending Of
political prisoners to La Plata would he con-
sidered sufficient. The British government,
however, would not be satisfied with such a
course. Naples was merely emptying her
prisons to fill them again.
Writs for the new Parliament are returna-
bic on the 30:h of April
The English press generally speak ravora-
bly, Of the moderation of President Buchanan s
inaugural.
Sir John Champion, Qate British minister
at Washington was received by the Queen
and kissed hands on his departure as minister
to Hanover.
FRANCE.
Letters from Marscillcs to the 18th. say that
the American ship Adriatic was arrested i'll
consequence of the collision with the steamer
Lyonnaisc. The captain demurod to the
jurisdiction the French courts. and appeal
ed to the American tribunal. The objection
was oyerruled, and the cause would be heard
before the tribunal of commerce.
MARKETS.
liverpool, March -BreatlstunS--The
market is very dull. All qualities have con-
siderably declined. Richardson's circular
quotes Flour very dull at a decline of Is
Wheat very dull at a decline of ID; Corn is
dull and declining.
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WORTH kNowlNG.-prof. Wood whose
advertisement will be found in another col
umn. has discovered a remedy for the gray
and bald, which is at once practicable and
cheap. 1t requires no dycing, no wig, nor
extraordinary trouble. There can be no douh.
whatever Of its eicacy. We have seen tcs
timonas almost without Number, and from
men OF great intelligence, high standing and
moral worth
Those who have Been bald for years ar,
now wearing their own hair, and appear to-,
Years younger than they did six months ago
AS in most eases gray hairs and bald heads
are pom premature and unnatural, it is duty
to remedy them by the natural and undoubt.
cd means which Prof Wood has invented
and now kindly offers TO the afflicted. Read
his advertisement, try his wonderful remedy
and give the Professor new testimonial. =
HemPhis Uha.
For sale by II. II. Mitchell, Elkton and all
Druggists.
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Notice to Creditors,

TsNlIlS is to give notice, that the subscriber
Il Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters Of adj
ministration on the personal estate Of William
Kirby, 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 authen-
ticatcd, On or before the 9TH day Of April,
1888, they may otherwise, by law, be eXclud-
ed from all benefit OF said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are reque Sted to
make immediate payment to the subscriber
Given under my hand this nth day fApril,
1851. SAMUEL NICKLE,
Administrator Of VIM. Kirby, decd.
Test-R. d. LAMAR, Reg'r. [apr / Gw
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4ftorrir0.

On the Sth inst. at the residence Of the
BRIDES father, by Rev. Thomas B. Miller,
Mr.. S. kENNARD MILLER to Miss ELIZA ANN
CAMPBELL, both Of this county.
On the 9th inst, in Oxford, by Rev. 7. B..
NJ Her, Mr.. ALEXANDER HARTwELL to Miss
MARTHA A. STEINER, both Of Chester co.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. SAML.
p. RYAN to Miss SARAH DAWSON, both Of this
county.
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IHC S'iF.IIssS SALE.

IRtt5'ii.II;S SALE.
Hel virtue Of ii Decree Of the Circnit Court
Rs'or Cecil county in chanccry, the UNDER
signed trustee will offer at Public sale at the
Court House door in the town OF Elkton, Oh
Thursday The 30M Of .4pra 1857.
at II O'Clock A. VI. all that valuable Mill
Property, 1T North East, Cecil county, Md.
occupied by Thomas =. Wollaston.
his property contains 10 Acres more or
less, and tn" improvements thereon consist
OF a large Gri~t Mill, Saw Mill, Dwelling
4 House, Carriage House, Stable and
r-1gGY-gTs other nrct Ssary out-buildings. The
'iff.Iis, Mills are doing prosperous bust
i'Wsf i ness, and are Conveniently located
near the Rail Road Station, Oh the p. W. "
b. Rail Road, ut North East.
Persons wishing TO purchase are invited
to examine the Premises.
TERMS OF SALE: One thousand dol
lars Of the purchase money to be paid in
cash on the day OF sale; One half the balance
with Interest thereon from the day OF sale to
be paid at the end Of sin months. and the
other half with interest us aforesaid ut the
end Of twelve months, from the day of sale.
Credit payments to b, secured by the BonI
OF the purchaser with approved security.
GEORGE EARLE,
Eliton April ith 1871. Trustee.
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PORT DEPOSIT
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
TIN AND
ss.ecf-IiO OH Ware Mandatory:

ARMSTRONG; g. Co.
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
j. Sand the public, that they have connected
stove Store and Timing Establishment
lib their Foundry, where they are prepared
10 furnish
STOVES, or ALL KINDS,
Consisting Of Cooking Stoves, for coal or
wood ; ParlOr Cooks, for coal or wood; with
(. ruricty of other Stoves, for eithor wood or
cal a full assortment of Tin and Sheet.
iron Ware always ON hand.
Tin Roofing, GATHERING and Spouting
rronc, aud warranted to give satisfaction.
&ao.
Machinery, Iron Railing,
team and Water Pipes. Flows and Plow
C4stinGs, Of various patterns and assert
:u"nts.
ifavlns practical acquaintance with the
BUSINESS, and having some of the best work
Ilon in their employ, they hatter themselves
ma, their work will compare favolably with
that done in the cities, as to Siyie, Price and
UurG5iiity. All they ask to satisfy tho pub
lie on those points is a fair trial. They So
lcit share u the public patronage.
rch 50
''CecH Democrat, Kent News, and
E&tional American at Be!air, copy months,
. Il cead bill to advertisers.
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\, Ice BERGs IN TIE SUsQUEHANNA.-Ther
are still remaining lodged on the rocks and is
lands in the Susquchanna river. in the vicini-
ty of York Furnace, lying between New
Bridgevifle and the "Narrows," above Nc.
Calls Ferry, immense piles of ice. which will
probably remain there until the first of June
next, unless carried away by a freshet in the
river. Our informant states that there mil.
lions Of tons of it. in huge stacks, some Of
which are rs to 80 feet high, and covering
several acres in extent. y ork Co. Star.
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IIOWE'S PATENT
Elliptic Spring Bed Bottoms,

FNAKE DOWN all the Sacfing Bottoms.
a Stats, Ropes, and Spiral Spring Mat
traSScs ever invented. They combine cheap
ness, durability, cleanliness, comfort and
convenience, in removing or cleaning bed
steads. They can be furnished to order, Ia
suit any bedStcad, by application to b. +
HEATH or JAS. NJ. CANGY, Port Deposit. Md.
\ set all fitted and fixed ON exhibition at }.
NJ. Canby's Cabinet Warerooms, where is also
on exhibition and for sale, gcheral supply
of Cabinet Furniture, and where three OF
four journeynlen Cabinet Makers are wanted.
Call and see. TPort Deposit. apr / : 3m
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Philadelphia Conference 1T. 4. Church
APPOINTMENTS FOR 1857.

j
NORTH PHILADELPHIA DIsTRlCr-pcnncl
Coombe Presiding Elder. St. Geolgc's-J. ID.
Curtiss. Trinity-'ro be supplied Green street
Alfred Goodman. Fifth street Joseph Mason,
!" b. Beckley, Sup.--St. Johns Charles
karSncr. Kcnsingt Thomas c. Murphy.
Hancock strcct-Jom Thompson. Sanctuary
J. b. Maddox New Markedly. A. Fcrnley.
Twelfth stacct-P. j. Cox, Solomon Higgins,
Sup. Holding Church-C. +, Turner. Calva-
ry-To be supplied. TabclnacIc--J. H. Tur-
neI. CohockSinli ks. Townsend, Emory--J
+. Meredith. Summcrfcld-l. +. llnrnc.
Port Richmond -Jno 7. Graccy Rising Sun,
S. irwin Mckendrcc--To be supplied. Niles
town.. y. Ayrcs. Ichman's Chapel and
Fairview Missions. r. Dillingham;. boy lcs-
town-Noble Frame Frank ford-A. Johns.
Bridcsbureh-N. w. Bcnnam Bustleton and
Somcrton-J, a. Watson. IolmcSburg -W.
W. McAlichacl. B,istol-E. j. Way. Attic
borough--S. G. Hare. Newton-C. j. Crouch.
+. ID. Eagcn. Allrntown-H. IT, Hickman.
EaSton-J. c. Thomas South Easton-W.
b. Wood. Richmond E. Townsend Strouds-
burg-G. w. Mclaughlin. Cherry Valley,
j. j. Jones. Paradise Thomas Childs. Beth
lchcm--M. \. Day. j. p. Durbin, Cores
ponling Secretary Missionary Society. A.
Manship, Tract Agent
South PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT. w. Coop
or, Presiding Elder. tnion--Joscph Castle,
JAS. Mitchell, Sup. Nazareth--N. lI.ston
Ebcnezer-W. Bishop. Salem-A. Atwood.
st. Paul's-J. r. Anderson. Wharton street
W. kenney. Mariners Behcl-N. Gyay.
Western Churchill B. 'McCullough. Broad
Street Church-M IL Sistey Pitman Chapel
S. w. Curtz. Central Church-C. j. Thomn-
SON. Jas. Mel ana "A. Lohgacrc' cup. T..
Men central iio,ne MISSION ana 'onn Wesley
TO &c supplied. nsourY-It. H. PATTERSON.
Eleventh street AiisSon-'; N; h'ng. scott
Church.: u. liodgson' lleddlng-J. W.
W heller lh'rty.elght street, Man.ua-A'
Gather: Monroeyile, Howard fadnor-
lhurch-Francis liodgsor' Lancaster, st.,
Mansion Mlsslon-W Major. Columbia-W.
barnes. Marlctta-l. Montgomery. Mount
JOY and Balnbrdgc--Jos. Cook. Harrisburg
D. W. Bart'ne. Dauphln|" NJ Darymple'
Mlddletown-Geo u, RakestraW. llunmels-
town.. b. Gregg 1lalilax-u a. Hobbs,
X. ). Carson. "lsconlsco--C. Ia. Stelnman.
Dickinson eollcge-Prof. H. M. johnson.
READING DIsTRlCT-JaS. cunningham,
Presiding Elder LEADING: Enenezer-J: W.
Mecaskcy. st. Peter Sd. McCarter, j. IL.
Alday. Sup. Manayunk' Mount Non-J.
HUMPHREYS. Manayunk, Eoenczer--A. w.
Mildly. Falls OF ochuyikiii ana hoNoorouSh-
w. Z. Best. Germantown hrst-Heorge
Qulgley. Germantown 81 Stephen s-W. H.
Elliott. Chesnut hiil-h' w. nulhpnlies.
C?nshohockenCk' owen. NorrlsloWI' FIRST
Ghn1ch-J' D COOK, N0 70 r. own, YAK street
y. IL. lhghtburn, j.. l.. TAFT sup Montgom-
cry Square,. b. Hughes Eyansbnrgh-
Joseph Dare Ph@nlXvllle-John Shields,
kurtZ. Marion square Jerome Lihoenulh.
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ERAsS Sss'EESE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
: I will be made to the County COMMISSIONS
ers of Cecil county at their first meeting ai'-
ter the 9th day Of april 1867, to take the
proper steps to have new road opened iron,
the Bald Friar road to the road from the Head
of the Old Maryland CANAL to the Pcnnsyl-
vania Line, through the lands Of Alexander
Fulton, Absalom Roman and Thomas Fulton.
March 18th 5w
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THNllIS is the most efficient simple and du-
4 rahlc Farm Mill now in use. and it pre-
cScly meets the wants Of every Farmer. aS
it is not only adapted to Grinding Corn in the
Far, but will grind with rapidity SnclIrd
Corn, Wheat, Rye or Oats, into fine Or coarse
meal, as desired; also Flour # required 1t
is easily attached to horse, steam Or water
power.
MeSSrs. Rogers X Boycrs, -Gcntlrmcn:-
1t affords me pleasure to state. that the
America Farm Mill that | have purchased
from you. has rendered me entire Satislac-
tion. l have already ground over 800 bush
els Of corn with ii, and upon examination
cannot see any percrptiblc wear. | have
ground from ten to twelve bushels per hour
with ease. Isaac lIARR!soy.
J0cobsiowa, n j.
MeSsrs. Rogers & BoycrS:-lIavmg used
one Of your Farm Mills with nay Sweep Power,
and having ground over 800 bushels of
corn and oats. can fully testify its superior
merits. ! can grind with ease from eight to
twelve bushels per hour fine enough tor feed
ing. And having examined the Mill | am
satisfied that it must be durable, as it does
not appear to be much worn. PETER llorFER,
Feb Is, 1851 Old FoIt, Center CO, Pa.
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New Wall Paper Warehouse,
EsaRVON s LANING.

TANCFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS.
III No. III .3rch ST.. second door oborc Sirth,
PniLApELrHIA, where may he found the l,lrg-
est and best selected stock in the city.
Country Purchasers may here be accom-
modatrd without the Inconvenience OF look
ing further, and may be assured thar they
will receive the advantage of their money.
Mar % 3m BURTON u LANIN(i
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Not A FINALlTY. We hal thougt that
the bred Scoot decision had finally settled
the question with regard to who are citizens?
Bat, we were badly mistaken. ELI $. PAR
kEl, recently appointed as SUPERINTENDENT Of
the government haildings at Galena is said
to be an Indian. Hence in view of ,Ais scar
city OF whites IN the dominant party,we hope
niggel'worshiping friends will not be in such
haste to destroy themselves There is some
hodc for tie black man yet. DON'T despair.
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Es.eOOAER u MARSH,

AnrtI0neers 4 commission Merchants,
lG7 North Sd ST., door bclom FisfS
PHILADELPHIA.
GALES of Boots and Shoes. Dry Goods,
- Guns, Hard ware, Watches, Fancy Goods,
EJ~EVERT EVENING. Fl
G5~Couutry Storckcepcrs and others will
always find ut our Evening Sales large and
desirable assortment OF the above goods, to
be sold in lots to suit buyeYS.
Goods packed on the premises for country
trade. Mar Is 3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-11

ELECTION Day IN ST. LOUIS Mayor Howe
Of St Louis, issued proclamation ordering
all minors to stay within doors from dark on
Monday night till daylight Tuesday morning.
and all grog shops to be closed during Mon.
day ELECTION day and the night preceding.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-11

MARRIAGE AFLoAr-A young couple grown
in the interior Of Ohio, who had fed from
frowning friends. were married on Monday
by Esquire Mnrchant, on board the Newport
ferry boat which was obligingly defined for
the purpose IN the middle Of the Ohio by
Captain William Air.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-11
EDWARD ROBINSON,
TRANS PARENT
Window Shade EEanNla ctNrer.

MO. - North SECOND ST., opposite Christ
" Church; Factory, Quarry Street. bc low
Third, PHILADELpuIA Buff Holland, TaS-
sells, and Shade Fixtures constantly on hand.
Store aud Gold Bordcrcd Shades painted and
lettcrcd TO order.
L. Exhibition Transparencies neatly de-
signed and painted. Iapr u I'm