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4 Valuable Farm for Sale.

DElNG anxious to remove to Baltimore
aD | will sell III II very low price, the Farm
on which now live. IT is about two miles
northwest Of Ellton. and directly on Little
Elk Creek. 1t cont lns 800 acres more or
less. about Onc-balf is arabic, and in good
conditions balance heavily timbcrcd. There
is II mill seat on it, with the race already
dug Orchard with various fruits sll ncccS-
Sary bindings, good water, and us healthy
as any place in the State.
Terms easy. Apply oil premises.
July ., 1888. W. G. GLENN.
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ANOTHER NcrM.-'Ihe Quincy papers in
form us that Austin i oul<s, editor Of the
Quincy Herald, has been removed from the
ilicc Of Postmaster:
Brooks is a Douglas man. Hc was appoint
cd a few months ago by the Administration
i'll the hope that the appointment would make
HIM a Buchanan man, 1t did keep him quiet
awhile, but when the " Little Giant return
cd to Chicago, Brooks could mt contain HIM.
self any longer, and commenced shouting for
lis old chief. The President heard how he
was cutting up " and immediately chopped
his bead off. Poor Brooks!
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4 SOURCE REMOVED. --Thc city physician
Of Boston in his last report, says Il have
only to report 4 single death from smoI-poE
dpring The 1cGr, and there is good reason to
hope that for the future the disease will never
again prevail to any extent in our city, so
long rs vaccination is attended to so generally
by the profession and the people themselves. "
] this is the result of careful vaccinations, the
prcjudiccs which still prevail against it are
sometimes worse than abSugdlties.
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BALTIMORE.
WIN. GRANGE q CO..
CO4utIiSSION md PRODGCE
1FsIRG1E N'rS.

WI EasslBGAIS,
No. 3 Exchange Place, Baltimore, 1Il.,
A RE prepared TO supply agricutnrists
N with the pune Elide Island Guuno from
die coast Of Lower California, at Wholesale
prices.
This Guano is now acknowledged to be
the best III use. y description and analysis
by the most eminent Chemists will be found
in the American Farmers MAGAZINE. 1t is
in several respects ahead of all other GuanoS.
as proved by the several experiments ma, e
with it By some Of the best farmers i'll the
State.
DR.. Wharton, President of the Maryland
Agricultural College, ut Bladensbur@, laid
oUt last Spring 10 squares Of land, all Of the
same size, ana used Oh each different fer
itHer, including Peruvian and all other
kinds. and sowcd oats on all on the 9th of
April, but the patch on winch Eldc Island
Gnano had hcen used is cnnspicuonSiy ahead
OF all the other patches, the blades being
higher. Stronge" and promising II far greater
yield than any Of the other patches.
Price $40 per- Ton, (mclndjoe Jaos.)
O. Samples on view at this Office. as also
at Mr.. David N. laylur's and ut Mr.. Jacob
Johnson'S, Howard House, Elliton.
A LARGE SUPPLY or GROUND
BONES always on hand. PRICE SOS to $50,
per ton. IJuly 10, l6J6--3m.
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$50 REWARD.

GTOLEN from the stable Of the 49,. n
- subscriber, on Thursday night, 7 -,
the 18th inst, u SORREL HORSE, viii
one or both hind feet white; newly shoi +,
new plain shoes on before. and old steel
tocd behlnd with saddle and blind bride.
! viii give the above Reward for the re-
c"vcry OF the horse and the arrest Of the
thief. or twenty-five dollars for the horse.
JAMES RUSSELL.
In " 81 1StS-.Dv
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Newark FemaEe GeMinary.

FNlIE next Session Of this Institution will
a commence the FIRST WEDNESDAY,
IN SEPTEMBER.
TEnMS.-Board and Tuition, $3.50 per
amum. H. Catalogues containing other
information may be had by addressing the
Principa MISS II. IAMBERLAIN,
July u, 1Sj6--1Uw. Newark, Delaware.
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INiGISTRATnS' BLANKS,

W. + have printed and for sale at The
W Cecil Wing Olcc Il variety Of Blanks
for Justices of the Peace. Among them the
following. prepared hy the States Attorney,
and hence correct:
Reco!ai.aocc far D Irm1aai in JtH.'
"Hrco."5:aCc. for DJtadoM ~i& Sccpi'y''
"H.co4M:occ Ior u illness m,iioot Secm7iy'
" Hgco.1':o"cc 'rih Scr9dig far HE oppsM'-
e"cG ?i It y ""csS 10 eS'.iydlolAtGn OGc"d.r,"
Ercg'joH and Su3HmoaSeS. Also,
G0G&TABFE3'S I3.ANE&S,
for advertisements of sales OF Personal
Property. These blanks are prepared vita
care, and aIc sold at cheap rates. If.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ will be made to the County Comission-
crs of Cecil county. at their first regular
meeting after the 2brl Of August, next. for
the appointment Of Examiners to view and
determine the proprety Of changing the
route Of the road leading from the :. Tele-
graph Road " towerd the PENNSYLVANIA Line
and passing oScnh divers Nj i'll: said change
of route t" consist in the vacation Of That
part Of said road leading from the ..Tclegraph
Road . TO Joseph divers Mil race, and the
opening Of road from said mill race around
the foot OF the hin To a point east Of where
said road strikes said g Telegraph Road -
July 81, lSjS--3w,
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New Goods at the New Store,
IN EII\TON.

I have this week received from PHILADELPHIA
4 n new lot ST MINER GOODS. which | offer to
CASH buyers at greatly Joduccd prices. As a
specimen Of reduced prices will name the arti
Gle of calicoes-an article used by every family
| will sell from this day until the first day of
September, all the best makes Of Cacos such as
" American Print Works, /" Dunncls" Prints.
"Cocheco > Prints &c, &c ut IL cts. per yard.
These makes of Prints are amongst the very best
in the United States, and have always sold at ia
cts per yl. ! have Il good assortment both Ii light
and dark styles; times are hard and cash BUYERS
must have goods cheap. Il. L. MAY
Elkton, June ), 1853 3m*
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CONSTABiE'S SALE.

10y virtue Of Il writ Of Fcr FaciaS, issued
- iy John Owens, Esq, one Of the jus
tees Of III" Peace Of the State Of Maryland :.
in aud for Cecil c"Unty. at the suit of Nathan
Gazan against the goods and chattcls lands
and tcnrments Of James S. Nicklc, to me
directed, / have seized and taken in cXecu-
ton all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, Of the said
Nicklc. in and to all that Piece or Parcel
GLAND. called s.KICuARDSoS s PURCHASER
adjoining lands Of William Nicille and others,
and containing
Thirty-I'iyc Acres Of kanA,
more or less. Also, ON. other Tract OF
Land, called iloSrirALiTy,' adjoining
lands Of Samuel NicklC and others, and con-
tanning
sixty-Tgy0 Acres OF Eand,
more or less. with the Improvements thereon
lying and being in the Sixth Election Dis
trict Of Cecil county; and L hereby give
notice that on
Saturday, the 3la dag Of J"'H, 1858,
between the hours Of and 8 O'Clock, p. m,
at the Court House door, in EIkton, will
offer for sale the above mentioned property.
81 Sci2ol and taken in execution, 10y Public
Auction, 10 the highest bidder, for Cash.
CHARLES ". BENNY,
July 10, lS56-tS. Constable.
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Eight Acres of Eand.

more or less, lying in OF near the town Of
North East, Cecil county, adjoining the lands
Of H. Bennett, r. l.. Thomas and William
Mainly; and. also. in and to ONE COW and
hereby give notice that on
Moaday, hc 10TH dag Of Aneus', 1858,
between the hours of and O. clock D. m.
at Mrs. Lum'S IIo.el, in the town of North
East, | will cttcr fox sale the said property,
SO seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, to thc highest bidder for cash.
WILLIAM UENNISON.
July q. lSjS-ts. FTS3. 5U1 Constable.
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THE g." OLD LOG CABIN Burned TO TIE
GEorNp- MARROW ESCAPE OF Cor. TAYLOR
AND FAMiiy.--Thc Cincinnati Gazette CT
Monday informs us that the crle DRAFTED g Old
l.n. Cabin" the former residence of General
Harrison. situated at North Bend, atuut hf.
teen MIL below Cincinnati, has been totally
Il, stroytd 10y fire. The Gazette las no mi
mute details details of the conIiagraton, but
learns fr,m Passengers who arrived by the
Chic and Mississippi Railroad on tie MORT
Ing of the 2jth inst, between one ard two
p'cluck that as the train arrived at North
Bond, TIC Old Log Cabin was cnvtlopcl in
flames, and ti,nt its DISTINCTION was complete
i WAS occupied lay Col. VIM. II. II. Taylor
jWho married a daughter Of Gen. iImrSunl
md family. and surh was III" rapid progress
OF the fire and 50 late is discovery, that tie
m,mhrrS q the household barely escaped in
their night. clothes, OF course nothing was
N ca in the way Of rnni'urc or documents
and the probability is that many valuable
larcr<. ',t lr President Harrison, together
with articles clclislld as r,lics Of the Oh
l,lo, and OF The history Of the West, have
been destroyed with The building. The only
l~t,ait Of Mis-. Harrison IN existence, tpant-
Cd iv Bead with two on illcc pr thrGgupral
taken ut different periods Of lis life. arc also
,lolmlIy Gesrlov,d.
Mrs lTo,r;so, ,bo w,l,v. IF prcsr,or4
lI,,,i.or C,,,,,,ot,1,. n,o. MAR J., ,i,o d.,,r.
;nr. I,.y,,,r,.,tl, L,dr nt ,,rcs",f J., ;nn
,hr ,,,i,},nrr If IIr ! S,,tt Ua,,;so, - Co.,,
,rGn H. ;, few n;yrs Lc,nv5 ,rc n,'I hnn,n.
stead
NmiI, 7, nd is NO, onry r,nons nc ,ro r,.
,,,truI;r, ,,.,,l,rr, of 'pr,-i,l,.,t Ii,,,i,,,,
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Vnirty-g'iyc Acres Of EanN.
CONSTiBLE'S SALE.

10y virtue Of three writs or Fiari Facias,
: } issued by Alexander =. BarwicE, one
of the justices Of the Peace Of the State of
Maryland, in and for Cecil county, one at
the suit Of Frances i. Crouch, one at the
suit Of Richard Mcfarland. and one at the
suit Of Bryan DumnG, against the goods
and chattlcS, lands and tencmentS Of Alex
amber Kirk. to me directed, have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title,
claim. interest and estate, ut law and in
equity, of the said Alexander Kirk in and
to al that
LOT OF GROUND,
20 feet by 100 feet, with the improvements
thereon, consisting Of Il good and substantial
Frame Dwelling House and Kitchen,
and a Wei Of good wafer situate on George
street, Chesapeake City, Cecil county, now
occupied by said Alexander Kirk; and |
hereby give notice that On
Saturday, Tie III dug Of Ar9nst, ne.t,
between the hours OFF, and 3 O'Clock p M,
at the Pubic House Of John Biddlc, in Ches-
apcakc City, will offer for sale the said
property, so seized and taken IN execution,
by Public Auction. to the highest bidder toI
Cash. N. ALEXANDER COLMARI,
July II, l65S-tS. $4,000 Constable.
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Seasoned q. cSts2z7t Esosfa,
III EWED suitable for Board Fencing
l. & Also, for Post and Rail Fencing. Alpl
to EDWIN WILMER.
July 10. lSj2-1m.
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" The Rough Log Cabin.
That tells Of Ollcn time"

were upon every tongue, and probably hal
quite as much influence in the election rs any
other subject th,t was cauvasscd. But its
la,ch-s'ling has disappeared at LAST
In Tan will paS<crS by turn thur eyes to
"Norll Bend y in the hope Of viewing its
{" scenes 50 charming With its illnstriouS
proprietor, it must live in memory, and
though the latch string" has disappear d
from mortal vision, still it will have place
in memory whilst rural simplicity and noble
generosity are cherished MS virtues.
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REAL ESTATE.
C0nstable's Sale.

ssY virtue of a writ Of Nendi Eyponas.
- issued by Samuel Peace, Esq, one OF
the Justices OF the Peace Of the State of
Maryland, in and fot Cecil county, III .fc suit
Of Robert Lrnisdcn, against the goods and
chattclS, lands and tenements of Thomas p
W"lIaI,"n and Thomas NJ. Sturgeon, aud to
me directed, | have seized and taken in
execution all the right, tile, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, of the said
Thomas p. Wollaston in and TO d TRACT
OF LAND, called WoLLAsroN's VENTURE,
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70 rkEEIVE'S.

HVIIE HIGHEST advantages Of Female
d Education may be secured, for Il limited
number of pupils, at one Of the best Institt-
tons, near Philadelphia, Tor 800 the year,
including all extras, on application to T.
SILVER, Esq, Box 1908 p. o.. Phihdel-
phia. Pa. July II, l8j8-5w.
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4 T THE NEW STORE. next door to the

4 7 THE NEW STORE next door to tho
L Court House you can find beautiful Stella
Shawls, beautiful Blk Silks. Blk and White
Lawns, a large stock Of beautiful style Bcrcgc
pelaincs, Caicocs, Linen llandkerchiefs, IRISH
Linen. elegant Pillow case Mnsln, llcachvl and
unblcached MuSlins of all kinds very chcap. e'c
CANT AlpacNs Dress SILKS, Brliants. all Wool
Dclnines. very cheap, and the best assortment Ct
Cloths, Cassincis, Ncstings and goods for Boys
Wear in this town. WIN. TOHBEHT,
Apr 10. Next door Court Hous,.
SIIOES Shoes! SH Q r S,..-Mcn's
~ CATERS, Mems Walking Shoes. Mems Lace
Roots Ladies' Caters, Ladies' BuSkiUs Ladies'
slippers, Ladies' boots. Misses Light Md Boots,
Misses Dressed Morocco BonIs. Misses Slippers
and any quantity of Boys. Youths and Chiidren's
Shoes; also very superior article Of Boys Caters;
which for the ready cash can he had at satisfactory
prices, at the new store kept by Il. i. hiAY.
Selling very Cheap.
T AWNS. Baroges, Mantillas and busters
IL French and American Organdy Lawns
Bnreges Bayalcre, cut. hg'd and plain, in various
colorS White Dress Goods, in variety; Travelling
Dusters, Silk Lustre, Linen ard Cotton Gloves
and Mohar Mtts Parasols and Fans All Of
which are adopted to the season, For sale by
June 26 BENZ. I. MAY.
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CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
RADwAYs RENcFArING REsULvENt shoad be
hailed rs blessing by every mother throughout
the land. whose Infants are afflicted with Sores.
iinmors, &c. These breakings out Ohu, early arc
evidences Of disease transmitted from the parent
stock. A few doses of the RnSov ArI>G REsoLvENr
will eradicate every vesigs Of the disease and
insure the child Il sound and healthy body.
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MEDICINAL
II
r.. II. Il.
"EAI1M wifi IN ALI 10 zig Enlln-s u
r


HEALrtf wifi, nj alt Cages. folloa the use
IL Of Railways k. R. Remedies There are
none so sick diseased, so weak, feeble, OF Grip
Piled with pain Or nfrmities, bat that Railways
Ready Relief. RcnoyatiDg Resolvent, OF Regula Or:
as the nature Of the disease or sickness may re-
qurt will quickly and rapidly cure
>. Those rcf1edies consist Of Railways Ready 10:
lief; Railways Renoeatirg Resident Railways
Regulators Each of these remedies possesses
special curative powers over certain diseases Yet
there are other diseases, wherein their combined
medicine! properties are rsquifed and when thus
used, If there is sufficient life and str eneh within
the diseased or dying body to sustain their action
the patient will live and be restored to health
ram, X. X. Reiiet.
acute Diseases, x. II. Relief.
Lnfammdtory Diseases, Relief and Regut,tors
WalWiouS Diseases, Relief and Reeuiuiors
ConseStive Diseases, Reiief and REGULATORS
Scrofuious Diseases, Renouuting Resolrent
Chrome Diseases, Re"orafing Resident
Syphihtic Diseases, Renoruting Resoiueut
Coast'tntiJnat Diseases, Resident 8 Regulators
SKIN Diseases, Renoraiing Resident
Nervous Diseases, Rcsolrent, Relief, Regulators
Infectious Diseases, r. Relief aid Regulators
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ETsT kGtE,FZS,

WIFE have pas down New set Of Platform
~ Scales, at the Corner, where Hay,
Straw, Coal, sc, can be weighed accurately.
A. BRIDGE < co.
Elkton, Feb. 20, #.
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- N7NHIII IIUNHE DTSENSES-
Many diseases that afllict humanity arc inherited
as heir looms from the diseased bodies Of ';ly
sheS. Scrolula, Consumption, Syphilis and hits,
are among the most common of constitutional
diseases. Now, we care not low many generations
the seeds of hesc diseases may have been establish
| Ell IN the system, corrupting he bood-RADwAY
RENovATiNG REsOLvENT will eradicate from the
bodies of the afflicted every particle of diseased
deposits and fill the veins with new, pure and
nea1lN hlnnl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-07

The Present Session OF Congress.
The unfinished work of the last session, to
saw nothing Of the new SUBJECTS which we
may expect to be presented BY the President
in his annual Message, might seem sufficient
to engage the activity of Congress during this
abort term, which closes by constitutional
limitation on the 4,h Of March next. First
perhaps in the order Of Unfinished business.
az of importance, will be the bills for the
construction of the Pacific railroad and the
admission of the State of Oregon. OF these
the former was postponed to an early day of
the present session, and the latter, having
psssed the Senate, awaits the decision OF the
House Of Representatives.
Since the adjournment of Congress in June
last, several important changes have been
made in both Houses by death and by the
mutations of our current politics. In the
Senate the vacancy created by the death Of
Mr.. Henderson, of Texas, has been filled by
the appointm ent of Mr.. Matthew Ward. Tie
place of the Hon. A. P. Hayne, of South
Carolina it is not improbable will be hlled
ty the uop. James Chestnut, who, as our
readers are aware, has been recently chosen
to seat in the Senate for a Toll term. In
the House of Representatives the deaths OF
Mr.. Quitman, of Mississippi, and OF Mr.. Har
ris, OF Illinois, and the resignation of Mi.
j. CLANCY Jones, make the Craftsmanship OF
three impor tant committees vacant, namely
that of the Committee Of Ways and Means,
on Elections, and on Military Atfairs.--Nat.
InteUi0encer
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Scarslfv Of &c o IN c n.

The scarcity of seamen at New York at the
present time, is more severely ielt than for
several years past. The Journal Of Com
merce says:
Reqaisitions for crews are constantly made
upon our shipping notaries from Southern
ports, which cannot be filed. Within day
or two, orders for meu have been received
from Savannah, where some half Dc zen large
ships are detained for want Of them; alec
from Baltimore, whore men cannot he OBJ
tanned even for voyages the most inviting:
and from New Orleans, where the same d fl
Guilty is experienced on account ct the remark
alle ac,is,ty 10 cotton freights. Similar ae-
counts are received from Philadelphia and
Boston. At this port eo!ored ssamen are in
.necial demand for the South, where wages
are 80 high jrangins from s76 to SlEo per
month that white men caunot be reiiea 90
10 remain With the ship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-07

As to the honesty of servants, have al
ways thought nine "indiffcreut honest as
Hamlet says, and yet should have been very
sprry that the boy that bears this letter should
find my knife, or either of the two little urch-
ins that you see here about the yard.
81 didn't take II master" for a negro nerer
steats)'I DIDN'T take it. -ir, fad (tound) It."
What virtue 10 terms! Corporal Nym. a
high Professor and practitioner in the art OF
taking, suys. "Tte wise call it CONVEY" In
Shakespeare, never know but three mulat-
toes whom belieued to be honeSt and out OF
near 300, have not dozen slaves that will
not stake" or "conrey."
John is a. honest as you aud | are. 81 is
old Hetty knOw, and several OF the children
Jeliere. Queen i, very honest, she Is too
lazy to steal. Julia is $3.50 but not strictly
honest; he is finder sometimes and can be
trusted with anything but money, With which
he will buy whiskey.
My regards to Mrs. NJ Truly yours.
JOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke.
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District Court OF Appeals.

The District Court of Appeals held its an
nual session in this place, on wednesday
last. A full bench Of Judges was present;
yiz:-Green B. Samuels, and Thompson,
Parker, Kinney and Field, Associate Judges.
The docket was not very heavy, only one
case, (Fishe, Trustee, versus Lewis, from
Fluvenua,) involving originally not more
than some $500, was ready for hearing. AT
ter an arguuen. by the Appellee's counsel.
V. W. Soutball, esq. the appellants counsel
not being present. the Court sustained the
Judgment Of the Fluvanna Circuit Court. and
rendered Judgment in favor of the Appellee
for costs. The Court then Adjourned until
the next term.
We do not know how the District Court of
Appeals system works elsewhere, but we think
that it is a dead failure in this district AT
the fret two or three terms Of the Court there
we're some six or eight cases upon dockst,
but since then the number Of appeals has
been growing snail by degrees and beauti-
fully less, until this term, when, as We be-
fore said, there was only one small case tor
bearing.
There seems to he no interest whatever
manifested by the Bar, citizens or others, 10
the Sessions OF luis duSuot ouo obu'No'
learned tribunal. To gather an item OF news
and expecting to spend pleasant halt hour,
we entered the Court House, and there saw
the honorsb bic Judges, the worthy clel rs, the
attentive tipstof, the members of the Bar
who had the Fiuvsnna case in hand. and
another who bad come for supersedeas
and-not another soul. Of the whole TWEEN.
ty lawyers ut our bar, only the two directly
interested were present We locked around
for half hour, but as We couldn't get at
the head or tail Of the case, under argument,
except that somebody died in ls4S. and there
was a dispute about bis property. and as we
entertain some slight and undo fined susp'-
ciou that as all the parties were dead and
gone, and we were the only stranger present.
the Court might make us pay the costs, We
lett, highly delighted and deeply impressed
With the majesty of the tribunal and the
wonderful machinery -four new Judiciary.
charlottesville 4drOcQte