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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
FAr,1 ArsIprvr -E,rlg Saturday af,crpoos. Mr..

0eofge W Bur cok office tho New Jersey Central
RsiIoad Company ficT NJ. ~ r., hesg 20
hi, home in jersey to ~ Chritnz diassr VITA his fm
stemt 20 leap freight boat 70 the pier bat sp-i,
and striking hs oirb' ad sgains the string oft7. p fu
b.ckwsri He escu.d Immediately bat IN
u iuteuIbity aud dsd ta Few minutes Eef~ard.
CO,ner Gsmb b,da nqu"s ON tho cy snf from the test
rnony jny rendered icr de- from of
Mf Bun % Jear. oil ,na'iv" Of Connecticut,
and very able geih mu,h rrspecsd by his
friends He s1u o. of fsle Cosss snd haf boon
prin,pal of several Iubic schoos.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

A. W. FABER's LEAD PENCILS, sold st retAd
BY 81 stat oners. At wholesale oDly BY
l.. FsBsk, sole Asel., no. lS3 William q
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

TuEFT.--On ar G. ,lieD e the Syin Pfecoct ycs'er
day etsd Ttoma. M'yynD hrg.d 9TH ssssinS 30 worth
puT.Gty Ces-- ST. OF No 81 I-sna stro-t ,ot
Come ius lss charged with receiving the ssds. Tho al
le.e ed thief aud receiver were locked up
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

Al a late hour Saturtsy r.se., tsnee int'Ncs"'a
n. n, ~hosc rsu<s ave $50 20 b. Jemc- F-rs 81 Ne
- Frankfort street. james Giifia sad ClSles Messs'
entered the sailor boarding houS KEEP. BY J'as
Crcck,t, 81 No. 20 Cbestsut strSe' aud condu seS
tn m-slyes IN 8 ct dsorisrly sal ric,oos maaner
Two three gHst sailors sloPp NJ there Nentneed 70
,xaostulae with them ulon their n)rope- condars
SD were Knocked dowa AMI tesien for their pssss.
Amusing themselves in this msnuer asaile, the
Iuth.ns teulsried boole Of VICE. which Mr.. Crok*
supplied them with, hsyirg sen, to q neg lbOisg
q. Gerry store for the st.cle. Mr. Crccket wS in
TED NJ Il tue All thought 10 que. sad sesri Of the
fellows hv scc.ains t. then demands. Hsving drsak
tie ~inc. thu trio rene we'd hosiates. Dee OF tho
parry Jan 90, and ought in heavy woofen msNet,
cslled "burg starter. Tbs Weapon, ke'rs, It 10
stated, seized, and deal, wihsm Da iney, as'smsn.
-syeral heavy blows upon the head, Knocking h."
srseess While 10 this condition. Il is charged hAs
the rufFsns bes. him in TIE mos, brutal manner.
Go. ke, b. omrg alarmed ST the d.,trrb bsnce sprssE
from his bed ard vas abol, entering TIE room uhcn
Eetrs kucektd hm down with the msllet Fearing
that sn alarm uld bsgveu and the p ce cslctin 10,
the rutfsns aej snd yet al large. pItney w~
conveyed 70 the Hospital where se now hes ia or'a-
cal coroitlcp. Capt. De Csmp dispatched aslah Of
police tc sesich for the ruili,ns Il sppeNstlst ono
Of tie Fourth Precinct officers who boaniei In tho
same house with Ee,ris, before knosng of tao affair.
met him IN the stgott. Feus bsie bun good bye snS
said he goipg sway but s'sgnei no reason for 70
doing Subsequently, Ferriss wife told the Same ON
Ger that ber husband bad taken leave of her and ther
chjr,r saying be bad got into bal scrae' and
shond have Ia 60 to California Lste Yesterday ai'er-
room Gr lin was arrested and locked up for cAsnns
tloD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

Havana.
TRE NFw-YoFx SANITARY Assoc,,rroS.- The
friends of sanitary improvement. who nave recett'y
leen .ugse ed in tue discussion Of questions restnS 10
tie sanitary wsns Of this city, hsve resolved 20 form
ar association devoted 20 the foloSny obcc,s, s
sisted in the Constitution that sicptei a. their
last meeting, viz the improvement of the sanitary
condition of the pecpe and 50 far as connected there
with the siyanoemert Of their economic and morsi
Interests:
F,s,. BY promoting the Investigation OF facts snd
principles rslstng to personal domcllisry, srd pGbhc
IIygieue; Second BY ditusng Information On the
laws OF health ard lfe ard the bcst mesns for their
application; Third. By such ether influences sni
sgeuces as ray be deemed expejiect.
The voluntary co.. perstou of the friends OF humso-
It's for such objects bs, become p,5c necessity, and
We trust that the Efforts OF ths Association will not oe
relaxed until great and permanent sanitary reicrms
have been Effected among all classes, and rational
sanitary code establish ed IN this aad other cities
Tue next meeting of the Association will be held
tomorrow evening" in Rccrs No . of the Cooper
If stitute.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

DEADLY AssACLTs.-On Saturday evening Officer
Barclay Of the Eighth Precinct arrested Bernard hin-
ney charged with stsbbiDg coored mar named SAC
L. smith. Mr. George A. Moses Of No. 30 Centre
street alleges that ct clock Saturday ~ srnoon,
while passing through Grand street nesr Wooster, he
saw Kinney have the co,ored by the coat collar,
holding Lin down upon bis knees on tho sidewalk.
Kline, right hand was c'enchcd, a. il holding some
WEAPON ard with ths hand he struck the msG seyeral
blows in the breast, Sides aud back. Moses alleges
that Kinneys wife present ard sided and abe.ted
him in the assault Kinney, eler q while, appeared
satisfeJ, and walked up az alley way near by. Mr.
Moses approached the inored man, and seeing blood
fovipg from him, carried him rto trug store, when
be tainted and appeared TO be dying. st'mulsnt was
administered, and as be revived te, Noes srd the
apotteoary made an examination. when rbey found
wound three inches in lergth in rte region Of the
bress. wound on tie back, ard three other wounds
on the hips.
Officer Barclay wss called in and removed him %
the Hospital. Mr.. Mo.es repaired 20 the alley, and,
uuon entering, saw little girl the lover Of
rear house clearing oct stove. The giri exclaimed
as she raAed ou, some rubbish, Here is father
krise." WOMAN, who .ppearet to be Mrs. Kinney,
said "No, It's only piece Of WOOL ard picked i, up
but immediately dropped il again. M Hoses at this
moment stepped into the room, and secured the kDie
ore Of the pearl handles Of which was bGrne4 of snf
the largest blade bent. Tire womsn wanted TO know
what ne wss going 10 80 with it. He made hsr no
reply but left she apartment, and went 10 the station
Houte Moses alleged tia. the room in which he found
tie knife was the same which Kinney and the woman
entered after the assault upon Smith. Subsequently,
Officer Barclay, accompanied by Mr.. Moses, went TO
tie house, and spprehended the secnssd.
Several ether witnesses testified ths. they saw the
assault, and Dr.. Quimby ,fthe Hospital sent acersd-
cate to the Court setting firth thst the mans HE
despairei Of. Justice Qusckesbush, before whsr
K.1psy was tsken, COMMITTED hin 70 pr::os fOi
| examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

SUNDAY SCHoOL CEIEBRArIoNS.-Ar interesting
juvenile celebration was witnessed yesterday afternoon
at the Churcb # toe s.i'h. rns SIC eties Of the
Rev DR.. Osgood, Dr.. Bellows end Dr. Cbspln have
for several years supported free lrdufnsi Day
School on Secold street snd Avenue {, and yeste
the Sunday scholars connected with these Churches
were assembled in order to unite with the young Ger
mans in the Christmas services.
The meeting was opened by a chant by the boy
choir of Mr.. Osgoods Church, after which the sun
day school service was read by the children of his
school.
Two short hymns in Erglish AZ one in the German
language, were then sung by the children Of the In-
dustnal School.
Messrs. O'good, Bellows and Sawyer then briefly
addressed the children. presentation WAS then mai
Of one volume Of the Religious Tract Soc'eys puoli-
cations to each of the children, WHO appeared hgnly
gr6tifed by these gtts.
The children Of the four schools then united in sing
irg DoxoLgy and the services concluded. There
were between 900 and 800 children present, aud the
church wss densely crowded
Tie church was beautifully decorated with ever
greens, and across the communion table we're the
"a red words Suffer little children to come unto Me-
The seventh anniversary Of the Juvenile Missionsry
Association conrectad with the North Prssnyr"r'' I'd
Church lRsy. DIR. Hshe,dsi, took place ON Chrstmai
morning Nearly one thousand children were present
and rmsdc a good appearance. The singing ~ the
children, under Mr. y Lesar, was commendsble, es
pecially the Christmas Carol. Addresses were made
by the Rev. j. II. Bowts, Secretary Of the American
Sunday School Union, aud SIR. Stephen Paxton, Ms
sionary from Illinois.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

CRY rMorTALrTr.-Aocording to tbe report Of the
City Inspector, there were 3l5 deaths in the city
during the pas, weeks deer Of 20 AZ compared
with the mortality of the week previous OF the whole
number Ss Of 10 years of age and under, ana -
rmses If the public institutions. The following table
slows The number of deaths for The past two weeks
among adults and children, Distinguishing the sexes:
Men. Women. Boy'- 0n. Total
Week ending Dec is....S5 81 % lfs SOS
Week ending Dee. IS ....7o II II, e6 so
Among tie principal ceuse' Of death were tie fol-
lowing: Bronchitis 9 consumption, - +; coavul.
(iniantle 3d. dropsy in the head, II; iniamns-
ton of the bowels 81 inflammation of the lungs, u;
inflammation of the brain, 10; marasmus Qnfantilel,
49, scarlet fever, II.
There were also deaths Of apoplexy, II OF couges-
tion of the brain, Oh congestion of the lungs OF
Group - Of debility Of darhea, Of disease Of the
heart d of whoopng cough, Of iutemperaoce, of
smallpox l0 premature births 2 still born, and from
violent causes. The annexed 6gures show what por-
tons of the human system have been most affected
Bones joints, &c 3, brain and nerves, ~ generstiye
organs /; heart and blood vessels, II; lungs thrOat
&C., ll2; od sge, g. skin, &C., and erupuve fevers
lS still born and premature births, 81 stomach bow
els and other digestive organs, i3; uncertain seat and
general feyers 81; urinary organs, b. Totsi--3lj.
The nativity table gives 25 natives of the United
States 70 Of Ireland l9 of Gennsny Of England
Of Scotland OF France each Ct Italy, Prussia and
Holland, and | unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

NROS II CLARK Pr-s1srL
p. r Tu0sTtsnN. gorrespoulifE ,f-F Ftfsfy
rcr IriusfrsG fs ctr0r No 81 Crrslta
str.s-. New So 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

Snstor Douglss is expected "a arrive II this city TO-
day or tomorrow, in the steamer Empre CITY from
Havana.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27
REAL ESTATE
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias. issued
ID out of the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
at the suit OF William Chestnut, against the
20 DDS and chattels, lands and tenements OF
Captain William Robinson. and to me direct
cd. | have seized sha taken :n.o execution
all the right, title. claim. interest and estate,
both at law and in equity. Of the said Capt.
Willi;th Robinson. in and to all of those two
TRACTS. PIECES OR PARCELS OF
LAND. No |. Contains
40 dcfes, 3 Foods and IL Square Peaches;
the property upon which the said Captain
Rrbinsch Now resides, conveyed to him by
Joshua llyland and Eliza beth, his wife. by a
deed bearing date Sth October. 1919. record
ded m liber Z. c. H., No. /, folio 4S7. ons
Of the Lara Record Books of Cecil county,
situated in Elk Neck, on the road leading
from Elkton to Turkey Point.
No. 2. Contains l57 ACRES it being part
of the land Of which the late William Robin
son died sez,d, lying in Elk Neck, about 7
miles from Elkton, ana s miles from North
East, adjoining Lands Of Sanue s. Maffit and
others and hereby give notice that OH
TT ESDAY, the 18Th day Of april, 1858, at
. o clock p. NJ, at the Court House door, in
Elkton. will offer FOR sale the said property.
50 seized amt taken into execution. by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder for Cash.
j.. BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
March 20. ls5S-ts. Sheriff:
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MISCELLANEOUS;
STOVES! STOVES!

4 LpRIDGE x Co, are now receiving
~ their fall supply Of Cooking and Paltor
stoves, among which are 70 be found OIL
Royal cook flat Top, three sizes the Glbee
Albright for wood or coal the Helle Of the
states the Royal Enlarged Fire BOY, for
wood the Girard Air-right for coal or wood
the Golden Cook for wood impr0rea the
o"dland Home; u beautiful wood Stove,
IN entirely new pattern. elevated oven and
Il great variety of other cooking Stoves not
nincG, all superior Bakers, to which
We ihvltc the attention of all p ersonS want
n%stoVeS. as we know that we can sell them
rs low as they can be bought III any other
market. We have. also. Il gieat variety Of
Parlor and Hall Stoves, both Tor wood and
coal.
The Public are Respectfully Invited to
call ana examine orr assortment, where can
ais" ue iougd great many Housekeeping
articles such as smoothing Irons, cast iron
llollowwarc, Tired AID porr Eine Tired for
preserving purposes, Glass Globe Lanterns,
flald Lamps, Japancd Tin ware, French
Wash Bowls, Britannia Table ard Tea Spoons
Iron table and baatiug do. Waffle Irons,
Soap stone Griddles, Sheet Zinc D'cker-
son . Patent Butter CIlum, very supe lio;
article Charcoal and Stone coal Furnaces,
&c, all n!which will be sold on acconmoda-
tim, tcrhs, at the ELkTON STO We
HOUSE corner Main and Bridge streets.
Elkt"n, Sept 70, ALDRlDGE 4 Co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27
THE DOG TAX.
Collectors Take Notice

ENliE Collectors in the several Districts
Il are hereby notified to pay to the County
Commissioners. at their first meeting in April
next, con the 9Th. 9TH and Sth Of the month. }
the amount OF Tax on Dogs, collected by
them for 1857, in order that it may be appro-
priated to the uses specified by law.
And notice is hereby given to the Collec-
tors, and to the owners Of Dogs, that all dogs
il the several Districts shall be assessed for
the year 1888, under the * Act Taxing Dogs
for the Protection of Sheep in Cecil county, .
between the 10th day Of March and the LIST
day OF June, in said year, aud the owner OF
every taxable dog. assessed between those
dates shall be held accountable for the tax
assessed TO him, whether he Shall afterwards
part with the dog or not.
And the assessment of the dogs in the
county, as taken by the several Collectors,
shall be returned by them to the office Of the
County Commissioners, on or before the Sth
day Of June, next. BY Order,
JAS. s. CRAWFORD. Clerk
COMMITS Cecil county.
March 20, lS5S--5w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27
REAL ESTATE.
Adyertising,

VIC repeat what we have often said that The
Cecil Wing has a far greater circulation than any
other paper on the Eastern Shore. or in any of the
ncighboring counties in this State. Il is a yn'u-
able medium for advertising to all pbf5ons in This
county who have property, Real OF Personal. for
sale; or, who deal in any sort of merchandise,
goods or wares. Every dollar they expcnd in ad-
vertsing in The Wing must repay them hundreds
to merchants and citizens of Cecil county. can in
no way make their buiiness and location known to
them SO well as by advertising in The Cecil Wing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27
THE FULTON RANGE.
INVENTED IN 1851

rINlllS RANGE is manufactured exclusively by
j, us. and we guarantee 20 be superior in baking
and roasting to any other now made. In its con-
sruction as regards tues AMI damper, it is very
simple that any person can work it : it is easily
cleared from SCOT dirt at any time: and with the
sGmc amount Of fuel will do three times the amount
of work that any cook stove can do. These Ranges
make for either coal or wood; for wood. they
ean be set to take in stick feet long and inches
in diameter. For families. boarding houses, and
hotels they are the best and most economical cook
ing apparatus ever invented. TRY THEM. and
if you 10 not find them as represented we will not
ask you to pay. For farther information address
MAltSlIBANk s MckONKEY.
Jan O 1oJS-In lancaster Pa
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27
TO FARMERS
DE BURG EXCELSIOR
PERUVIAN GUANO EXCELLED
IBY ode EURG!I
TO FARMERS

JNTE again call the attention of the agricuurists
w of Maryland. Dela-@aro and PcnnEylva lia
to the most valnnhla Universal. and cf"H.'cst ma
nure now known. and prove. by the subjonel tes-
timony Of wcllknown and reliable gentlemen. its
superiority over pcttfiaii Guanc, and every other
substitute.
''BE BURG = is composed Of chemically pre-
pared Peruvian Guano, bones. flesh. Blood. &c.
and is prepared expressly 10 supply all soils.
whether deficient or not, with the constituents to
produce all crops. and at the same tinib improve
them; 10 Guano or ntniXti're Of Gi,ano7 can do
This. rs none contain the requisites within them
selves.
Any one If the seven elements of De Burg are
as impo: taut 10 the practical farmer, either OF
The two which suano supplies as proof of this
we suhjoin til" opinion of Dr. David Stewart.
Chemist to the Maryland State Agricultural So
cicty. who instcCts every lot we receive. before
offered for sale and says in his report to us:
DO Burg's Compound is wren more generally
valuable to the practical farmer than any mixture
Of Phosphates and Ammonia, or Manipulated
Guano.
Again he say' -! There are other elements in
De Burg 20 which attach as much importance as
ammonia and phosphates. and | cannot pass a
cargo where of these is absent. however .iuch
ammonia and phosphatcs present.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27
Valuable Farming Land for Sales

TNltE subscriber Offers at Private Sale l5c
d ACRES OF LAND: lying on the p, W.
x B. Railroad, near the Village of NORTH
East, in Cecil county, Md, about two thirds
being in cultivation, portion WELL TIM
BERED. The soil Is excellent, and the
facilities for procuring llihu and other
manutes by RAILROAD or water transportation
are Unusually great. Churches, schools and
mills are conven,"nt and the location IN
every respect desirable. Terms One
third cash the balance to remain in the pro-
pcrty. Possession given Immediately.
RUSSELL THOMAS,
Dec 10, 1857. North East.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27
North EAap, NEW STORE.

HENRY BENNETT has opened with a.,
llentire new Stock Of Goods, such as are
usually sold in all country towns. His stock
is well assorted, selected with great deal q
care, and will be cold at the very lowest
prices. either for cash or country produce
1t consists Of the following goods. A com
plcte assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
BOOTS IND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS,
QUEENSWARE ANb HARDWARE
PROVISIONS AND DRUGS,
READY MADE CLOTHING
Tke most complete assortment Of BUILD
ING HARDWARE and Carpenters Tools
that has ever been 6ifered in this part Of tho
country, which will be sold at equally as low
prices as they can be sold in Philada.
His CLOTlllNG is got up entirely under
his control by ain &. No. Tailor, who ga,l
up his work in the best manner. Customer
work got up at the shortest notice and in the
best style.
N. --Tte highest price paid for all kinda
HENRY BENNETT.
North East, Cecil Co. Nc,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27


DENTON IIOLLIyGSwouTH, Esc., Eitton. Cecil
county. Md. says January -, ISjS - | applied
DE HurS 10 ,iN cats .ast spring. 20o pounls per
acre can safely say. raise, double the guam
tity Of oats to the acre, from the application AT
the same time sowcl clover scc,l and now | can
plainly see the advantage OF the De Burg. | was
so much pleased with its effects tho oats and
clover, that put my wheat in with it last fall,
and now it looks fully US well IA wheat sown with
No Peruvian Guauo. In my opinion, De Burg
is better at all facs for Clover and Timothy than
Peruvian G''ano'
WIN. W. BLACK. Esq. Cecil county. Md says.
Jan. 10, lo5S -" applied the DE Burg last
spring. at the rate Of table spoonful to the hill
for corn dropping the corn frst and the De Burg
ON it Epoh part Of the felt, | used plaster and
ashcc. also IN us hill. thini: an safe in say.
ing. that where | applied tie De Burg, / made
double the qu1ntiy of corn to the acre that did
where applied the plaster and ashes, ard the ears
Of corn were much the largest. My oat ground
lined the year before. except about four acres
to which applied the De Burg. The oats on tn C
De Burg part was much the best, and nearly
double as many to the acre. From my experience
with Peruvian Guano, MS crop grower and fer
tiliZcr. should prefer Dc Burg at the same cost,
and think ii far preferable
.lOuN W. MooRE ESQ. Cecil county. Nd. says.
Feb. llth, 1898 - Last spring applied Dc Burg
in the hill to my corn, at the rate Of l7j pounds
per acre. and am well pleased with the result
The yield of corn was fully equal to that produced
by 80 pounds Of Peruvian Gulno on the same
field. sown broadcast and plowed in
X. II. NEsnTr, ESQ. Cecil county, Nd; says.
Jan. 9th 1858 - L applied De Burg last spring
to my corn at the rate OF 800 lbs. per acre bread
cast. and | gathered the same number of bushels
of corn as have heretofore from the same number
of pounds of Peruvian Guano, applied in the same
way. | applied De Burg TO my wheat last fall
and at this time it rJmies fine crop
RENJAMlN Hanna ESQ, Cecil county. Nd says,
Jan Is. 1898 -. DE Burg has done more for me
in Inrtin HIM Nn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27
Land and Lots for Sale,
.NE,fR PORT DEPOSJT.

.NE.4R PORT DEPOSIT.
A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, con-
II tanning about 20 Acres, miles from Bat
4 tie Swamp, and improved .
ERs with sooA iio:sc, &c. One ;raE.ss
ls,HN,a iIor$e aid Lot on Main St., lf sfR,M
L.EM1.k Port Deposits this is a dcsi- .EE!.H
rabIc property, and IN fee simple. Two
Tracts of Land on the Susquehanna, and on
the site of the Central Railroad: the land of
fine quality. Also, several small Dwellings,
in and adjoining the town of Port Deposit.
All the above Will be sold on accommodate.
ing tern 9. j: r. COULSON.
Port Deposit, July Is If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27
NOTICES..
Notice to Tax-Payers,

TENHE County Commissioners OF Cecil
d COMFY will meet at their office in the
Cuhrt House, in Elkton, On Tuesluv, We'd
nssddy and Wursiay, the 6h; III and SM dags
Of .3prih neat, and also on Tteslas, IVpdaes-
day and IHar,9oy, he 2oM, 2lst aud END dup
0t April, ncri, for the purpose of heurin .
apgrais, mnking transfers, and correcting assess-
rirutS; ahd ''nticc is hereby given that after
the said 22nd day of April next, no alteration
will be made in any assessment for the yea,
1858. BY Order,
JAMES 8. CRAWFORD, Clerk
to County ConI'rs OF Cecil co,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27
Certificate of Professor Fraser.

At the request of parties intercsted, have no
hesitation in stating my opinion, that the ihodc Of
preparing artificial manures. by acting upon ami
mails by sulphuric acid, detailed in DR.. Iars's
Patent. and mixing the resulting substance with
animal charcoal and phosphate of lime, is ect
in theory. and although have had no opportunity
of testing the manure thus formed practically,
have no doubt that n manure formed By the mix
turc Of these ingredients, in proper proportions,
would be found at least to equal in its effects the
best G uuno JOHN L. FRAZER
NOV. 22d, 1856.
.gF7I is pub up in bags c. ont hundred and fifty
pounds each at Sl5 per rctt ton.
JOHN Il. MlFFLlN, Sole Agent,
100 South NharIes above Walnut Street,
March 90 1SjS-lm. PHILADELPHIA.
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922 ACRES. More orYcss.

originally granted to Augustine Herman: an
containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-27
FOR SALE OR RENT.
STORE FOR SALE

TN CHESAPEAKE CITY.-Thc subscr-
H. beers intending to decline business. will
sell at Private Sale their
ENTIRE STOCK or GOODS,
(emhracir g Il General Assormcnt,) ut their
store house in Chesapeake City. This is In,
Most Desirable Business Stand
in the place. and oG.rs fine chance to any
person wishing to engage in the mercantile
trade.
DG5~Thc house can be Leased on rcasona-
bic terms. D. +. kARSNER X co.
Mar Z, i%3S-4w.