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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-07

NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET
Week ending May Sd.
PERN-Saes of parcels of 800 barrels cents per
gaoh are the only transactions have report since
our aS te market continuing very quiet The report
the Cle0ra's cargo had been sold is incorrect
WHALES in moderate demand without any change in
prices since our last The transactions for the week include
sales OF about $500 barrels in parcels which may quoted
and inferior. - 7 " ~
"HALEEoNE-ls in good demand and prices have again
advanced The sales since last include 500 lbs s.od
loot foar at l25 cents 10000 lbs Ochotsk at 100 cents
2O do do at lO7 cents IL lbs North West ut cts
ana l6OOo lbs. South Sea at so cents-Ship list
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o. o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a

o.: TRUSTEES SALE.-Bv virtue of a
Hj decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY tbe
~~1 Undersigned, trustee, will offer for sale at uulir
auction, at the Exchange i'll said city on MONDAY the
4th May, 1888 at O'Clock, p NJ
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
Le west SIDE OF Eutaw street. in the city Baltimore and
described as follows Beginning the same on the west
siu1 Oh Enaw street at distance eighty feet ten
anu nan inches northerly from the intersection of Euaw
street ana Marion street. and running thence nnrhcrIy
oouhdlg on the west side of Eutaw street twelve feet
Iur anu haff inches thence westerly. parallel
ron street. sXtytwo feet To alley three wide, with
the use and privilege of said alley; thence bounding
sa'u alley, southery, twelve feet and half inches
ana thence easerly, by line parallel with Marion street,
10 he place OF beginning Being part of the lot OF ground
winch was subeased by Eliza Coale To William kleSsncr,
by deed dated the 10th day Of September lSs and record
ed among the Land Records of Baltimore city in llber a
W. B. No 40 folio All, &c; and the same lot that was
assigned William Klessner to Harriet lnelcs by
deed dated 2d july 1851 and recorded among the Land
Records aforesaid in Iber A. W. H., No. 463 folio &c,
&c subject to the annual rent of fifty dollars.
The lot is improved by three story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE. and subject to the annual ground rent nifty
dollars.
TERMS OF SALE--One third of the purchase money
cash. the balance equal nsallmcns in three and six
months credit payments to bear interest the av
of sale and secured by the of the
endorsed to the satisfaction Of the trustee.
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY
apo 2awts&dS Trustee
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Total $201 70371S 1874 474 e. $50 500 $50
Last week. POI Ol6,303 l95549O GO572245 o32l2 Al
In addition to the bank dividends reported yesterday we
publish the following, which completes the list of the
Philadelphia Banks that have declared dividends at this
time:
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing
Letter from Kent County.
GEORGE TowN = RoAps
February -, 81. {

GEORGE TowN Il RoAps |
February %, 81 !
The above caption, perhaps, in Short
time will rest on memory 5 tablet only as til,
reminiscchcc Of the past, as our citizens at the
tolling Of the Academy bell, convened for Tho
purpose Of having an expression Of opinion ii
favor Of incorporation, and change Of The
name Of the village. While some had
favorites others insisted on nothing more
than nh alteration; George Torn eros.
Rods was so old fashioned, 50 long, 50 incon.
vcnient, having caused 50 many miscarIiagcS
of mail matter, merchandise, &c. Aftel
various propositions, the Name of = Galcna y
vas adopted. So if any Of your townsmel,
should at some future time, start on . tour
down. the Eastern Shore and on inquiry as to
thc:r whereabouts, should learn they were at,
or near G1ieaa, let them not be alarmed by
the apprehension Of having lost their way,
and wandered into some distant region, but
are Of verify in Kent county. AS the limits
of the proposed Incorporation do not extend
to George Town, on the river one and q quarter
miles from what is now known rs George
Town u Reads That spot, rendered mcmora-
bic by Revolutionary scenes, will not have
its name disturbed Most, if not all, Of the
ac;ors in these sc,ncs have passed away the
last, but net the least stood the name of Miss
G. kSlGHT which is associa ted with its history
and handed down as the heroine, who quailed
not, in the hour when the hearts Of the hard
Ter sex lsil,d them.
Another measure in addition to the fore
going agitated by those awake to the public
wants aud interest is The Improvements OF
the Roads, by seeking TO have them sGhencd
and Strengthened; which arc two important
considerations that should be prominent in
the location Of new roads.
While there are other movements, enliSting
attention, there is one started in another
portion of the county, that has stirred up
opposition. ! refer to the memorial presented
TO the Legislature asking tbs counties of
Queen AIMS and Kent to take the bridge
across Chester River at Chestertown. pay the
the company who now own it the interest on
its cost annually, aud keep it in repair and
have it free; which is here opposed as being
ON the ground that the bridge is
now well nigh worn out.
While referring 10 this bridge. which the
above counties are prayed to take on their
shoulders and support might not TIE sug-
gestlon be allowed that Cecil aud Kent join
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27
Correspondence of The Cecil " big.
BAY VIEW FEBRUARY %, 81

BAY VIEW FEBRUARY %, 81.
The Protracted meeting here has been pro.
crossing for two weeks; several have made
profession OF religion, and some few have been
added to the Church. The Rev. John G..
Wilson preached for us on Thursday and
Friday nights; his sermons were considered
excellent. The Rev. VIM. T. DUNN the
minister in charge has preached some five
sermons during the meeting.
We have had several accidents and quite
number Of Law suits within the last four or
five weeks. Mr. Randall Bowers who had
his leg amputatcd t,w days since is doing
well. a Law suit came off short time
since before Squire Riddcll about certain
g,op mare which created considerable excite
ment for time. but it was finally settled by
one Of the parties paving the other ten dol
lars, to let him back out. The noise and
confusion that was so rife for some time in
reference to what the Grand Jury did while
IN session has vel! lish ds.ied up.
BACHELOR
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27

TIE LEGISLATURE, Mr.. Mccullough has
reported D bill in the Senate authorizing the
Clerk Of the Court here 10 rrbind certain
Record books, Mr.. Wilkins bill to allow
Geo. Davis Of Del to work his slaves in Cecil
county. Mr.. McCul.ougha bill 10 extend the
powers Of the President and Commissioners
Of Elkton.
Mr.. Mccullough has presented petitions to
prevent cattle from trespassing on the Pub
lie roads in this county.
A bill has ncen passed by the Senate to
amend the charter Of the Elkton, Andora and
Lcwisv,lle Plank Road also Of the Elkton
and Sassafras Railroad; also. to incorporate
The Farmers and Merchants Bank Of Cecil
county.
In the House Of Delegates. McsSrs Ford
and Davis have presented a number of Pc
utions for school system Mr.. D. for the
Incorporation of the Port Herman and Del
X Il. Co Mcssrs Ford ard Kidd on Friday
night Of last week made forcihe speeches in
favor of the Port Deposit and Columbia Rail.
Rad. The Senate has not yet acted on the
hll! chartering this road as amended by the
House On Monday an order by Mr. Davis
limiting al speeches thereafter till the close
OF the session to fifteen minutes was adopted
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27

THE LATE JUDGE KANE.-Thr Hon. John
Kane. Judge Of the United States Court
for the Eastern District Of PENNSYLVANIA who
died at his residence, near Philadelphia, on
Sunday night was about Sixtv-tiye years of
age. and graduate Of Yale College lie was
admitted to the bar il lelT. and rapidly rose
to distinction rs a lawyer and Politician.
The " Kane letter upon the subject of the
tariff. written TO Mr.. Kane by the Hon
James X. Polk, during the exciting president
Ial canvass Of 1914. attained wide celebrity.
II 1915, Governor Skunk appointed Mr.. X
attorney general Of Pennsylvania. and in
1916. upon the death Of Judge Randall. Of the
U. S. District Court President Polk appoint.
ed Mr.. X. to the vacancy, and he flied that
position up to the time Of his death. He
leaves wife and four chiidrcn three sons
and daughter His deceased son Dr. f. X.
Kane, by his Arctic expedition IN search of
Sir John franklin, has shed untading lustsc
on the family name.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27

-neporulation by the duelIo has
Been almost threatened at Washington
this week. Mr. j 3. Clay, N. G. from
KY, (son of the Old Harry, } aud Gen.
Cullom Of Tenn, Clerk Of the last
House, left the city to fight, but after
much trouble their friends arranged
the difficulty.
Col Sumner challenged Gen. Harvey
and Harvey instead Of fighting very
quietly filed the bellcose note in the
War Department, which will be apt to
give the Colonel trouble before it is
over with.
lieuts. Bell and Williams, also Of
the army, had difficulty. They went
to Bladensburg aud shot-Bell shQt a
ball through Williams hat at the word
" one ,''-then Williams shot into the
snow at his leisure then they went
back to Washington.
And the Navy, not to be behind Con-
gress or the Army, was also, out BY its
representatives,, Lieut.. Rhind and Com.
Boutwell,. A good deal Of printing and
posting took place between these two,
and they were finally bound over to keep
tie peace.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27
BURNING OF COURT HORSE. Cnr

BURNING OF A COURT HOUSE The Court
House at Bclair, Hartford county, was burnt
on Friday night of last week The books and
records Of the County Commissioners were all
destroyed. The Clerks aud Register Offices
bsing in fire proof buildings, not connected
with the Court House, were not Injured
The loss of the building is estimated at 81 900.
A bill has been reported in tie Legislature for
the building ola new one,
1t might be well with this exper len ce in
view, that particular attention be paid to the
safety Of the Court House here, which is not
by any means stcue.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27
Our Correspondence.
Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.l
Letter from the South.
GOLD>BORO, \. Z
Irh,llarN %. 5S. {

GOLD>BDRo, n { !
February %. 81.
Mr.. Error Being on business tour TO
this place aid its vicinity, aud having few
hours leisure have concluded to write letter
to The Wing.
God,horo is located eighty miles ror,h Of
Wilmington in this State and is on the rat
road leading south from Washington, and,
also, in come Aion with the Bay Line through
Nollulk--the two routes forming junction
at Weldon. Its decidedly hcpretticst town
have seen in this state it has len built
up in he last hf,crn or twenty years, conSe-
quently Vt is void Of that old. worn out dllaP-
ldated appearance oimos; OF tlie oidrI southern
towns.
1t being the county town of Wayne county
and this tie time Of holding their county
Court, ! was surlnscd to find such gather
ing of The people You EIiton'ans thi"k
you have large courts sometimes, but your
largest void scarcely hc missed out Of the
crowds assembled here, To give YOU an idea
Of the scene the Court House stands in the
middle of lot, which il literally filled with
people horses, mules wagons, carriages and
booths the latter devoted to all sorts Of
merchandise. commcncir e with the hacllrst
kind OF toGac,3i and cnlinc with sttycgjnc
whisky, 4 suppose didn't ny it.l Among
the - a1jcti,s Noticed two or t|uce wagon lo4t'>
= y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27
Snow AND SLEIGH1NG.-On Friday

SNOW AND SLLIGHING.-On Friday
night and Saturday morning last, just the
anniversary Of the storm during which the
old Academy was burnt, We had snow quite
worthy of the name, which afforded fine sleigh
ing up till yesterday, and never was sleighng
more used up or more enjoyed that this has
been by our people. On some evenings the
streets were very carnival of dashing horses,
clamorous bells and gaudy sleighs, filed
with folks who seemed the pictures of hilarity
and enjoyment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27
SfIERIEES SALE

Egl virtue Of 4 writ Of Fieri Iacias issued
~ by Edmund Brown, ST., Esq, at the suit
OF Robert Lumsdem. Administrator of John
LumSden, decd. against the goods and chat
ties, lands and tenementS OF Benjamin Stonps,
and to me directed, | have seized and tax en-
into execution all the right, title, claim and
interest of the said Benjamin Stops. to one
SCHOONER, Royal Oak," now lying in
Captain Johns Creek. Sassafras Neck, aud
hereby give notice that on MONDAY, the
Slh day Of March, next, at the l.otcl of John
Richards, in Cecilton, | will offer for sale the
said property, taken into execution, by
Public Auction, to the highest bidder Tor
cash. Sale 10 commence at II O'Clock.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Eaton, y, loJ8-tS Sheriff
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27

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aFrlV'o ut Portland on lne>uay win tour
days later news from Europe. The following
are the latest accounts from India and China,
n.,a,,,. Oh g ,
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go = " l,. ',a y ,,'i. r'>
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iJ'n ''''',;,, -" r;, VIII "', n"I
.,h "l ~, ' ,Io ,,o,o az" '"'' H., o. 3 80
scL, owe ,yas al.n ,atnn nn ,hn ~ sl,,,,
''f " 80, ' WV ~" ~ ~, y -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27

New CANAL Mr.. Stirling. of Baltimore
has introduced a series of resolutions in the
House Of Delegates, 'instructing our represeu-
tatiyes in Congress. to use their influence
for the passage O. law authorizing the con.
strurtion Of a new canal around the Fall, Of
the Ohio river, on the Indiana side, and to
prevent the interruption of The commerce of
the river, through the Louisville and Portland
canal, until some other mode is provided for
the passage Of boats around the Fall.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27

THE EASTERN SHORE APPRopRIA-
IIoN.-Ihe Eastern Shore Railroad Bill,
by which the unexpended portion of the
million of dollars pledged to the Eastern
Shore, was to have been awarded to and
divided among the several counties for
works of internal improvements, was re-
jected in the Senate ON Wednesday by a
vote Of 10 to 8. 1t was afterwards re-
considered and up to our latest informal
ton had not been again taken up. -.
That the faith of the State is pledged
to have that Misunderstanding to
some eight hundred thousand dollars
devoted to the Eastern Shore to be ap-
piled to the objects indicated, is beyond
question, and though justice may be
tardy, the time must come when pay
ment will be- made. Eor years tie
people Of this shore have been steadily
year after year, paying direct taxes e4-
cluslvely to pay debts contracted for the
benefit Of Baltimore ard the Western
Counties, and if Baltimore and the coun-
ties on the Western Shore by force OF
numbers ecuse to pay the balance Cue,
twill amount to reputation.
The meubers Of the Legislature, from
this Shore, we understand, have talked
of leaving in a body, if the appropriation
is denied; we hope, however, they will
not find occasion to do that; better
stay, and live in hope Of a justcr era.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27

C'Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of Allen & needles Super Phosphate Of
Lime. They are now prepared to furnish
any amount of this approved fertilizer that
may be required 1t is beyond question, one
of the best articles for the farmer, anywhere
offered fol sale
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27

Mr.. CREswELL's Lecture on Thurs-
day night gave great satisfaction to the very
respectable audience which was out to hear it.
Professor Lancaster was present with his
Band and gave some fine music before and after
the lecture. The proceeds were for the AS
sociation for the Relief Of the Poor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27
Che. Gfeil ll)bio.
EhKTON, FEBRUARY 81, 1858.

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. Our thanks are due
To Hon. j. B. Ricaud, for copy Of the 4th
Nolure of the Report on the Commercial
Relations Of the United States and. also,
for IL copy Of the 4th volume Of Reports Of
Explorations and Surveys. for a Pacific Rail
road route, both of which are handsomely
printed books.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27
Huntington and
TATT.ORING

fvTNTlE subscriber would respectfully inform
n l. his old customers ard the public general
ny, that he will b. found in Principle, one
hoor south Of the Old Sire HOUSE, recently
I Tilted up by Lakeland & Gather, where he in
ends carrying on the above business in all
various branches, on reasonable terms and
- w0rSmanlke manner. H. sulicits share
zAef public patronage. ABRAM TAYLOR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27
PRINCIPLE HOUSE.

He has, also, connected with his establish
ment q Restaurant, and will always have on
hand a general assortment Of Confectionery
Fruits. Sweet Meats, &c, and at all times 4
good supply OF the best Oysters the Baltimore
market can afford, ard served up in quick
time and good style; with other II refreshments
usually kept at such places. A. I.
Oct loft
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27

The TEMPERANCE MEETING on Tues
day night Was quite largely attended and
ninety three persons signed the total abstinence
pledge, many Of them men who had grown
old in the habit Of drinking. Another meet
ing will be held in the Court House on Tues
day evening next, to which all the people
are invited.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27

z RA1L.-One ofthese birds was caught
a few days ago on the farm of Doct. Mitchell,
near Frenchtown, By some men who were
getting ice. The reason il had not followed
its kindred to the South was that it had lost
one wing and was unable to fly. What VIII
those persons who still rfdiculuusly assert
thai the rail bury themselves in the mud in
winter, say to this. This bird with its one
wing could as readily have gone into the mud
as any other rail, but it could not 1y away. I
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27

me KEY Mir. bfiSbanC las COmm,nCtl
course Of lecture, nj Nlilliapton Z, b;..b fran,
,.J,o,,.,,rar,l,, n,.. ,.,,;..,,..,',..,..,
' + " ''1' -.
'I'""' 'N"''' O"'E"'EN'
- - -
iEEH NEGROES ~ MARYLAND. The fol-
lowing extract com pction before lhc Ir,r,.
lann,- If hi. s.atn ,.rns,,, ,,.;..,o,.,
'''''.
- '''''"> 'o''''"'' "'"h'
Nor to they con'rih@te ANYTHING towall>
INC expenses # me'ing ont jusi,c To thcm
selves. lhn taAa1te white population have
the burdens all to bear. As class. free
negroes are not to be depend, upon for any
Held or outdoor Labor Tiry leave the
country, whore labor is greatly uo,i AMI
M, prices OH red, and cuugrrga,c in ihg wi.
leg IS and cities. Fond If q grcearious life.
Ih- single handed Juii # ;hc farmer has M
aitmeiIon5 for them. No matter what tn,
emergency or Inducements. agriculture gets
lltlc or 40 ail from The free negro. L, en-
tnc.y dependent on them for labor, the far
MGR would soon Nnd his icll, .ril,s &, was -.
and Mary hand would slmN in.U hanklup,cy
and paup.ri-'n.
IN The cities they fill such Offices as house
and hoe! servants. loot blacks, barber.
coacliman, steamboat servants, etc. in The.
villages they keep small shops IF cdiblc,
deal in poultry. eggs, oysters aud fish. and
small warts. We are informed that all lie
large ho.c!I i'll Baltimore city l,xcept onc} is
supplied with this class Gr servants. Bali
mOle city contains nearly 81 UyJ r..e me.
gracS.
ThoaC Of Of ON farmers who llgyc to lie.
pend on hired Inh"r to cultivate their farms.
lind u impossible to hire the flee ,.c.rgcs i,y
The year, and any less term would nr. '.
haHaldo}s 80 his crops lis only reliance J.,
80 employ slave OF white labor, both Of which
arc becoming scarccr every wear. Laws
have been passed to compel them TO huc Ivy
he year, Tut their execution has mover been
enforced, either because Of thyil details, or
want ot proper otliarrS to execute them.
While our white population alcrcmoying to
West and South in proportion to the in,
crease, thereby keeping their numbers al
most stationary in most uf the cour,ies til,
tree negro cannot he induced to leave the S ate.
And not wIlhslandI"g the loud prof s5ioAs OF
AhotliOniSts al this time, when the r,oru
maria is sweeping over the North. ii is re-
narkable that the small county Of Caroline
should contain more free ncgrtcs than the
three States Of Maine New HAMPSHIRE and
Vermont combined ! Baltimore city alop,
numbers more than the State Of New Jersey !,
Frederick and Anne Arundel counties have
as many as Massachusetts State Dorcllcs
ter county has greater numbcr than the
State Of Rhode Island Washington, I!ar-
ford and Baltimore counties exceed in mum.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27
G0INGt GONE!
Manufacturers.

lave constantly on hand
I Of superior CARRIAGE
If FelIoes. Shafts, Bows,
C, Also, a large guam
les, and Plank Of differ
of Which they will dis
e prices
OFT L. ADDISON,
SCOTS Mills.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27

NoTARIEs AT PoRT Deposit -
Roswell Wakeman and Samuel Peace Esqr's
have been appointed Notaries Public at Port
Deposit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
90 E'CrkoEai Aernncrfv.

EFl virtue OF an Order OF the Orphans,
I'd Court OF Cecil county, the undersigned
viii sell at Public Sale. on TUESDAY. THE
2ND DAY or MAhGH, MKT, on the premises
If Thomas +. Clayton, deed, on Bohemia
Manor. Cecil county, Md, the following
Personal Property:
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~ s head Of got 2.

- $ head Of go >s.-10
sIs~Trzt j work Horses; " G,.-x !
s2S w three year old M
ey@Ae2ss -as C1lt ycarH2;sls ~ - -,
Guns; par Of good work oxen; NIi,h
Cows; l. young cattle 60 Shoats brood
Suws:
FARMING TMPLEMENTS.-l Rearing
Machine, Wheat Tire Shcr ! corn Shelter,
Grain Fansy Roller. Wheat Drill. farm
Wagon, ? Oy-cars, Wheel barrow, Grind
Stouc, Flows, lIorrows, caltiva,ors, Forks.
Rakes, hoes. sc.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIs
TT Brdsrpafls aud Beds, Tables, chairs
Looking Glasses, and many other auicl,S
not enumerated.
ALSO-T Timothy Hay by the Ton; CoH
Blades 10y the bundle Pork by the H.; 70
totoeS by the Bu>hrl l Family Carriage
Dearborn, carriage Harness. wagon harueF
TERMS OF SALE-A CT dit Of six moutE
will be given on all sums over Ten Dollas
the purchaser giving note, with approvs
security, bearing Interest from sale. n
all sums OF and under Ten Dollars, the cd :
will be required. JAMES A. LEWIS,
Administrator OF Thos. L. CLAYTON, dec ID
Feb y, 1885 lW.
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,Wyandstte Prolific Corn,

Y Millions 10 The Nation rs success tiliy
tubtshed; producing tpice as much pt,,
Aus the usual vmieties n0gv cul'irutsd, AID
x yield Of .fodder.
der has for sale some o: the
a hrated variety Of Co:n; tho
asst season Of an agent Of MIR.
more, and warranted genuine
Ky Plant only one grain in a hin.
product, from 3 to and
stalks, with from s to II ears
brn. s TO Is inches long, and
III the ears.
sHAollar Quart, which is snf-
Hrokn acre, ant at this rate for
Or nV u Quantities. II may be OBJ
r., Me',n"Ids, Esq, Sheriff. Elkron.
N@bs Ined. S. b. SIUBBS.
M ,z7ssa.ot, 9lS5Y. -2m