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Wesleyan Femaie Ce!lege,


SNlIARTERED with full collegiate powers :
unfinished with extensive Apparatus.
Libraries, Nc, and having fall Board Of
experienced Professors and Teachers, offers
to Young Ladies superior facilities for ac-
qui%ing II complete education.
The buildings are well ventilated, lighted
with gas, and have rooms for bathing oh
each 0onr. The domestic arrangements and
the general discipline are such as to secure,
as far as possible, to all the boarding students
the comforts Of home, and the refining in
tfUcnccs OF a cultivated and christian family
circle.
Expenses for Board, Room Light, Fuel
and Tuition in studies of the regular course
%l52 per year. Drawing, Painting, Music
and Modern Languages extra. The next
Session will commence WEDNESDAY, the
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER.
JOHN WILSON,
July 81, lSJS-lnl. IresiIcut.
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For sassafras and Elk Rivers,

to't Deposit and Harrc-de-Gracc, Maryiand.
r. STEAMER LADY WILMER, CAPTAIN
WV WILsoS. having been thoroughly
- ovcrhauled and put in complete repair
for carrying Freight. and handsomely fitted up for
the accommodation of passcngcrs leaves Pine st.
Wharf Philadelphia, every WEDNESDAY Az.
,rt%.DoN, at clock, for Winners Point Nd
touching ut Port Herman and Ford's on the Elk
River; Turner'S Creek Fishers Cassiday's $.
Georgetown, and Fredcrcktown on the Sassafras.
RETURNING, leaves Winners Point at o ocll,
n m Thursdays and Fredericktown at ? p. IN
touching at all the above landings reaching
Philadelphia early Friday morning
For Port Deposit and Harrc-de- Grace,
Every SATURDAY at o'clock p. III from the
same Wharf
RETURNING. leaves Port Deposit at n. N.
Mondays, arriving in Philadelphia early Tuesday
morning. touching at lIavrc. Grace, Ford's and
Port Herman each way
FARE. ONE DOLLAR MEALS EXTRA
20 Merchandise, Furniture, Grain. Agricultural
implements, Seed, Horses, Cattle. SIees, Ic
taken at Low Rates. ,y'For Freight or Passage
"rEiy to captain Wilson on board the boat
n B,-Ail Freight to Turner's Creek must be
prepaid. Imarch 20, lS5S-tr
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TOWN LOTS

ShaFl's!"Tn, Cccil County. 1id.
)l NittHc al a Decree Of the CuruiI Cuurt
ID for Cecil county. in Ciiaucrry. the u,,l,,r-
signed. rs trustee, will soil at Public s ,l..
1t the Public iioUSc OF Christopher Little, il,
Charlrstown, on
He1ae.5oy, tie o5A tag Of .lugua. nc,l
The following Real Estate in Charles,own
and vicinity:
ElO'r sc. Sc,
on the plot Of said town, situated near tho
Mansion lI"nSe formerly occupied by
Hlchari'h b. Graham.
EflTS No. 81, -. 1906. 40 and Or.
on the said plot. These Lots are near thn
river. All Of them arc we'll situatrl, and
desirable either fps bHIding OF farming
purposes.
Also, the right. tile and interest of tho
parties 10 the decree, in the property on
bIaden street, on the east side Of the TOWN.
where Jacob Richardson resides. formerly
the property Of William G.ahlm, deceased.
Also, the right, title and interest of tho
same parties, in IL Tract of Land, at tbs
Cross Roads north Of C!mrlrStown on tho
road leading 70 College Green, Containing
10 Acres. more or less.
L. Persons desiring a healthy and plea
SAINT location. easily accessible by Railroad
or water communication, and at Il low price,
wnMlt do well to examine tins property.
TIVE TERMS OF SALE arc as follows;
One. third Of the purchase to be paid in cash
on the day Of sale. and The residue in two
equal instruments in six and twelve months
from the day OF sale, with interest thereon,
and tn" payment thereof to be secuted by
the h"i"S or notes of the purchaser, with
security to be approved by the trustee.
u sale to commence at | O'Clock a. IN.
JAS. I. McCCLLOUGIl,
July 81, lSjS-tS. Trustee.
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We are told that the editor does
not because he cannot, write the abusive arti-
cles which appear against us in The Democrat:
and private note assures us that :. CnLcule,
fore > has been employed to blacIguard us.
live guess correctly who is meant by that
term, we could soon settle the hash with
that wooldyed individual. However, VIC
owe him one on old scores, and will attend to
him just when he will feel it.
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TO THE LADIES.
New Millinery Rooms
IN ELKTON.

TINHE subscriber would respectfully inform
l. the Ladies' OF Elkton and vicinity, that
lie has just opened q choice lot OF Millinery
Goods, at the store opposite the Fountain
Hotel, which he will dispose Of at the lowest
prices.
The Goods have been selected with care
and customers may depend Oh getting bar
gains.
All articles in tho Millinery line made to
order in the most fashionable styles.
Show rooms up stairs. Mrs. Lehman will
attend to tile business. She has had much
experience in the large cities of Europe, and
also in Philadelphia. L. D. LEFFMAN.
May 20, 1858.
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ttlr0.

EuLToN.-On Monday 18th lust, Mr..
thoE@h y. Frlroy, aged - years
ABRAIiAMS.-in Port Deposit on Wcdncs,
day last J"nS Is. AURAuAMs, eldest son of
Joseph W. AbrlhaIns, Esv., aged - years
He was young man Of education ami tine
promise, and greatly esteemed in the COM
mnrlity in which he lived.
LUTTON.-On Thursday last, WILLIAM
GHonGG, son of Ebenczer Luton, aged IL
months.
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TO Carriage Manufacturers.

Y'IlE subscribers have constantly on hand
l. large assortment Of superior CARNAGE
STUFF. consisting of Feloes, Shafts, Bows,
Tongues, Spokes, &c. Also, a large guam
tity of Seasoned .Axlcs, and Plank Of differ
ent thickncsses, all Of which they will dis
pose of at reasonable prices,
SCOTT x ADDISON,
Jan 80, lSlS-M scvtt's Mills.
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TIE TRAVELLER.
aItimOre s. Susquehanna

S II T. a M G Q M p A n Y.
DEGULhR DAILY TRIPS, except Sun
lldays.) for ffavre de Grace, Port Deposit
and Tide Water Canal.
Ss, The STEAMBOAT
49, G,ot. 1rs, soT ,.1vH:
esIs ss:2szsS lower end of W st
Falls Avenue every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, at O'Clock. Returning
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wcdncs-
day and Friday at 8 o'clock, and 11avre dc
Grace 1t O'Clock p. IN.
Tho Steamboat JUNIATA, CaptainJ W.
Tomimson, leaves same place every Monday
Wednesday and Friday evening at 6 O'Clock
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening at 3
O'Clock p. IN.
PASSAGE, so Gents
D~Freiahts received daily at Baltimore
until O'Clock, and a Port Deposit until q
O'Clock carried at low rates and carefully
attended to.
10 Duplicate receipts for Freights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at IIayrc dc Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned to
him for any point on the Pennsylvania Canals,
or VIII re- ship any ircishts intended for Bal
tlnlore, Philadelphia or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore.
X. ALEX. TAYLOR, AIT II. de Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
Oy-The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt
Tomlinson, being in complete order, can be
clartcrcd at any time.
N. B.-GRAIN purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse of j. Tome
X So, Port Deposit ; who also keep for
sale, Guano; Plaster; Fish Salt Croasdale
Il Mitchell's, Allen & Needles and De Burg's
PhospIates, and New York Bone Dust.
April II, lS5S.--tf.
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IMPORTANT TO
Dr0Vers and Travellers;

fwn~ b THE Port Deposit Ferry Boat. -
EAs,,,s.tsc1tS The Steamer GlPSEY, Capt. j. II
ncsssss.as Myers, having been thoroughly
repaired, is now running regularly
during the day between PORT DEPOSIT and
hHlhs FERRY The capacity Of this boat and
hrr speed and entire safety render her peculiarly
fitted for this service Drorcrs farmers, travellers.
md the public generally will find her at all times
ready to convey them and their property to and
from the above points.
.Jr Travellers and Drovcrs will find annie
accommodations for themselves and stock Mt The
NEW HOTEL AT BELLS FERRY, which has
been recently erected by j. Spencer, and now
kept by HIM Imay s. 1858
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DRESS MAKING.

DRESS MAKING.
MRS. LYDIA VI. ROSSELL respectfully
Ivl informs the ladies' Of North East and
vicinity, that she is proposed to make all
Kinds Of FANCY and PLAIN DRESSES at
the shortest notice, at the residence of her
father (John Janney,D second house on the
road leading to Elkton, and respectfully
solicits patronage. MAY %, 1S58-u
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TIE CASs llHRAN TRHATY-Thi5 treaty,
1t is stated, has b'cn ratified by New Grana-
da III all amended G,rm. 1t iudrinnihcS
American sufferers by the Panama riots to
such an extent rs may be settled by arbitra.
tors, but refuses to guarantee the security Of
Americans while on the ISthmus. The ratl-
ication in this form is SAID to be equal to its
rejection.
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mon. .,eyond all the losses sustained and paid
for there; and when the assessment now
claimed from them is paid. they w Il be near
ly $1,000 in advance over and above their
regular Interest to " paid for the ntNt year.
+. \ ELIAS,
Secretary.
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---1he Democrat comments on orr
apology to our readers for being compelled
TO apply TO him cpithcts descriptive of his
character for un'ruth, forgery and general
rascaiity as an editor. What we said in that
respect, to our readers, was their business and
ours and none Of his. lie makes :. pun - of
his own standing up at the same time that
he attempts to dei;,mc US. The miserable
little iorgcr by that means can neither lower
us, or elevate himself. The public knows the
comparative standing of the two men and the
two papers, and he feels it. We are perfectly
satisfied on that score. He boasts Of: stand
ing up he does stand up bodily four feet
five, but his moral standing is far more be-
meath the average standard.
This cx-woodcordcr and quondam printer
the laws, (ah! there's the rubD $ stands
up with his party whose organ, he says, he
is. Yes he applied for the consulship to
Turks Island and they set him to cordng
wood. Like the fellow who applied 10 Jack
son for consulShip and finally was put oil
with Il pair Of the Generals old trowsers, if
the little bantam forgcr' hadn't got to cord
wood, old trousers would have appeased him
This little GO organ of the party - as he calls
himself, who had the printing taken from
him, who gets the old trowsers,' who has
this very week, and for very good reason,
been pronounced a fool by prominent mem
bers of his party here after having been driven
from half dozen other communities, and
after trying 10 sell omi here, chow ominous y
ilnds fault with this community for its libcr-
atty towards US. We have been reared
at the very hearth sides Of these people, who
know all about us, and who know nothing Of
him, except as is shown by the forceries and
falsehoods Of his paper and his little bantam
strut, at which sober men laugh, and Of which
the boys make game. We fully understand, as
the public does, that his talk Of our " accusing
conscience &c, refers to an ARRAY in which
it was our misfortune to have part, fifteen
years ago as regards that, we were sustained
| by the community, by every principle Of
manliness and by our own conscience,
and the little scamp In abiding to it only
draws on himself the contempt of his readers
! Of every party.
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Eutol Atfnirs.


THE HARVEST ENDEp.-The oat crop
is gathered and the harvest is ended. The
extreme dryness Of the season was very
favorable to saving hay and grain, and the
crops were nevcrput up in better order. The
summing up Of the result s-a good crop Of
hay; wheat and oats, taking the county
! through II very light crop.
SoUTu MILFORD Posi- nFFICE.-The
Baltimore sun of Tuesday states that this
post office is discontinued. We have list of
subscribers there and are at II loss how to
send their papers. We will, for the present,
! direct them as usual; the bundle will ste p ut
| North East, and probably be sent up by pri-
vate conveyance. Subscribers who wish
their papers changed TO any other office will
please inform us.
D-Quartcrs, 'lcyys' and fps the
people Of this neighborhood will remember,
will pass this day for their nonlina value, but
on and after Monday only for twenty, ten and
five cents. respectively.
Mr.. George A. Fulton, who died
in the Fourth Distric on Monday last, was Il
| highly esteemed citizen is his nriglhorhood,
and was once member Of the Board Of
| County Commissioners from that District.
! Tive find in the Baltimore American
Of Tuesday, the 10 flowing notice ofan Elkton
| boy, who once was a .. devil - about The
| Wing Office. Vim. George is an active and
energetic young man.. and suits railroad
| business exactly.
"RArLEoAD Appo1NTMrNr.-Mr. W. George
Jones was yesterday appointed passenger
agent at the Camden Railroad Station, for
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company.
| MIR. Jones has had ample experience in the
| business, and will no doubt prove valuable
/ officer
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The Steamer Port Deposit,

CAPTAIN d. W II | T T.,
a akD> Twill leave Port Deposit at
YI:s,ssy.skHsl} 9.45 a. M, 2 and 4. p. M,
Ae-1zEa.s2f@fzRA connecting with the cars
at Ilavre dc Grace.
Leave IIavre de Grace at II a. M. 800
and 1.l5 p. m. DAVID WHITE.
June %, 1858
SCOWS FOR SALE.
nAYID WHITE has Q SCOWS he offers
H. at Private Sale. The small one carries
u cords of wood, tho large one % cords
He will sell low, as he has no use for them.
June 26. DAVID WHITE.
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bacon Icon and Shoulders. for ale at
ID cents per b. clsh: by
July a. q F. MAY.
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o. A letter FROM Mr.. VIM. II. Kcnne-
dy, 0ate of Elk Neck i'll This county, and now
residing near Havana i'll Cuba) dated duly
10Th, states that Mr.. William pattson, brother
Of the Mr. PattiSon, who WAS formerly Princi-
pal OF the school at North East, died there OF
yellow fever, on the 18th ult.. in the Goth year
Of his age. lie had been on the island two
months. was Il Professor in / college there.
and is highly spoken of by u Havana paper
which records his'dcath. Mr.. Kennedy had
had an attack Of the fever, but at the date OF
his letter, had recovered.
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ness Ut we company TO meet us Obligations,
nai 'G'u''ea 10 me Board the tran OF the ic-
qn'rpu a'''"unt. Which Tue Board Ia" accept
,u anu 'pP'ol"'''cu To Inc paymeh OF The
i'TrIS'
'"ae '"''S we're 10 he pala' LESS tnan .
i.' 'e",' "o"'u ''ot 'neet '''e ,"SScs ana cN'
t''a c1.I'," ',1t anu 'S' ''''"'e'' TO
.". "o',i'"e ". VIM 9'l''' 'oSS'S nG',t occur
m"a;s wy w. n'o".i' y, wv year '"T'' UNI
s>p a', i.r nHS'HI''e''' 's""'l" a,~ho'Cry
od;rst :, ,l., e'i IVY " "'''I'H "
,,,J l'' ,G,'t' was i'''" w
uotn, orIS5 ~ "''" q. ~ ~. VIZ Wv
th,t ,i,,,o ,,l 49,, " r,,
Comronr o,,I haI ~ wy
,;on il ,ill,I,d far i,,,'I ,.da,, i1 ,,., r
nor cont - ,,o,. | .I'' i I" I navy. y
hrrs C,r tho r,,sa,,+ ',I, .
II is nor 70 Io ~ .nI,r,d If ,i',t 49,, ,,or
bcrs shon,d he arxmus 70 nn ,i'a ,h,,
reasons for hi. ,.'ira jr,,1 I, ,,,i,
lhem. II j. hol,ye1 hn,o,,nr th"t , "i,",'
prop,rlv understood h,, tlem the;r oI,, .on,o
of Justice and rioht viii n,nnn ,hru, tn .,,-
nroyr or tho ar,;nH Of ,,'a ron,d ''''''' ~ ~
II is much ~ ha raor,,taJ ,ho4
dcmond sho,,IJ G,l r,,n,, ne If III. .,;nrIar
time when money is So S,o"cc n,,I , ',',"
50 hiob. II il 70 ,l, n,orI or NI,,'o,,ar,
cause Oh MS sincere regret as 1T can be 10 any
OF thc members. They have as deep all in
tereSt IN the success, stability and safe man
"g"ntnt Of the atllrS of the Company. as
any other sine members. They have and can
have no private ends to crafty. They are
equally interested, aid equally bound with
the others and have always manifested a
determination to discharge them duties faith.
laIly ), with an eye single to the welfare Of thc
entire membership.
On Saturday, next, at the Annual Meeting
OF the members, they will lay before the
Meeting III Their Annual Report more minnie
account Of III" transactions of the year than
can bc embodied IN this sketch, which ! have
Tel! called upon to make,
1t would he well for tie Numbers to con-
slider carefully the principle upon which hi,
Company is o!ganzyd and It's rates ofprymium
diseattd These rates were originally very
low, much lower than any other Company in
the Stale. Five years Of unparalleled good
fortune lul,cd the Members il a sc security,
and induced the opinion that insurance
against loss by fire could be bad Tor the pay
HcnL Of mere nominal premium. Then
came the disastrous year Of 1881. and losses
in our own county Of over - O0O in one
year, swept away the accumulation of the
live previous years, and rendered an assess.
ncnt OF 10 per cent. ON the notes Of that
year unavoidable. This awakened the mem.
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~ i. Il.
FE7lIE undersigned having been elected to
& the Office Of CONSTABLE in the Second
Election District Of Cecil county, Md, cT,r,
his services to the puhlic in that capacity
Prompt attention will be given to the
COE4z4EGlE0g 0F Gg.4fIss.
and all other business entr~ stcd to him.
n. -Al.ENAN DER COLMARY.
Pest Office, Chesapeake City.
July 81, lSjS-3m.
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C-It is stated that MIR. Buchanan writes
for the Washington Union, and that he wrote
the Inst severe article ssalns. Judge Douglas.
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u \ farmer in Mclean county Illinois.
has 500 acres in wheat. which he au,iai-
patcs will yield 10000 bushels
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Phlia., Wilmington and
sast 5,ss.l - 81 e.
BA L. I'll Nj o RE RAILROAD,

CARS LEAVE ELKTON.
for baltimore. For Philadelphia.
ps'traih, lon5 a.. 1sttrain o.35 A. NJ.
"rd g mighp 3rd & SCOP. NJ
t-J7 Besides which regular trains here will b, n
passenger car attached to thcthrough freight trar
which will pass southwark at . 10 o clock =. NJ
taking passengers for Baltimore and all tho in
termedia stations.
BENJ. WELLS,
bee' 10 1850 Agent.
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STrRGEoN.-Ihis fish, or the ono that
goes by that name in these waters, is abundant
now IN the Elk river; fishermen arc catching
many which meet Il ready sale at or cents
pound.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.-A man named
Edward Rogers was committed TO tlc Elkton
Jail on Wednesday last by Esquire Brown, on
the charge Of stealing several articles Of
clothing from Samuel Knox.
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REPAIRS OF THE CoUHT HoUsE.-

Our readers will remember that some months
ago, ''Onc of the Hemphill Jury," gave the
Old Court House, the pens Of Jury rooms,
the bailills and all concerned, Il very complete
'ovcrhaulng,' in his graphic description of
g Il night in jury room" That was not an
idle scold OF his; the little pen of room in
which the suilcriugs Of that night were en-
durcd has been enlarged, and the Whole
upstairs of the Court House, which WAS going
to wreck has been repaired in handsome
manner, by Mr.. VIM. ricrson, carpenter, and
McsSrs Wells and Litzenburg are now paint
ing the woodwork.
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COMMITTEE on TIE CODE. Tho COM
mittcc of lawyers, (of which J. 7. McCul-
Tough, ESP, Of this town, is Chlrman,) ap-
the Report Of the Codifcrs Of the laws Of this
State, meets in Baltimore, on the 9Th OF
August, next, at which time, it is stated, the
greater portion Of the new code will be ready
for its inspection.
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CRAB FISHING. For the last two
weeks the principal amusement of those here
who seek sport, has been fishing for crabs in
the Elk river They have been very abundant
and have been caught in great numbers.
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n --3s zD'Ihc undersigned vii! deliver Il
III $3.50 Lecture on the subject: EDu-
c>rIoN,' on Friday August 18th at O'Clock
p. NJ, in the Court House., to which he re
Spectluly invites the Intelligent popuat on Of
Llhton. L. i. VI. FAGurz, A. ".
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LEG BRokEN.-Mr. Thomas Tomelson
OF Doyics town, Pa, who in connection with
Mr.. L. b. Ruth, is putting up Kiuscy's light
hlns rods, had his leg broken by the kick of
horse, at Taylor's tavern, in this town, on
"Wednesday ltst. lie was attended by DIR.
Mitchell and sent home in the cars on
Thursday.
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
We publish long communication from the
Secretary Of this Company, in explanation Of
the double amount to be paid this wear by
those who insure in it. There is much COM
plant all over the county in regard to it. The
Annual Report ofthe Managers, we suppose.
would have made the necessary explanation
that, however, is never published in the
papers here, as it always should be. When
there is gratis printing to be done, CAS- in this
caSc,) the printers here can do it, but that
which pays must be lawkcd Off to the city
CAT, as we believe, a greater cxpcnso.) We
suggest to the Managers of the concern the
proprIcty Of publishing the Report in the
local papers, as other companies do that is
the way the people Of the county will see the
workings of the Company and become inter
estcd in it.
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RELEASED FOoM j AII-Patrick Grace
convicted last January of an aggravated as
sault on G. W. Knight, of Port Deposit, and
sent to jul for six months, was released on
Thus day, his time having expired.
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NTThc Cecil Democrat persists in its
denial Of the fact that a number of democrats
in this county voted I" For u Convcntion.''-
It's vcracity is so far below the average, even
with its own readers that it is scarcely worth
while to notice its contradictions, ard we
bring up the matter again only to say that We
are ready to refer any respectable inquirer to
gentlemen who can testify that We lad suGi-
cicnt grounds for our original aSScrton.-
Since the controversy about it, democrats
have voluntarily given their names as having
SO voted; and in dchyng the fact as stated
in This paper, The Cecil Democrat is either
totally Ignorant on the subject, or merely in
dulgng its disposition to talsiiy. We don't
care which.
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I TiCKEREID--Prim No. 3 Mlchrre' for sale
w by " :. SITES,
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Tile School COMMISSIONERS met on
Tuesday last. They adopted bylaws for the
government of the Board, which was the
principal business transacted.
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DRorGHr.-Thc country IN this neigh
horhood is suffering severely from the dry
weather. The corn crop is cut short every
day: late potatoes will be failure, and the
pastures are almost literally burnt up. The
ground is dry aioot deep, the weather for the
last few days has been very hot and sullrv.
and quite severe Oh the health Of the people.
r.. S. We are glad to add as a postscript
to this, that we had Il fine rain yesterday.
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Observation-Disclosures is called
to The advertisement of the Ellton Academy
Mr. arhtz comes here with high reputation
in advance OF him, and will, 10 doubt, MAIN
tain it,
Sec, also, The advertisement Of the Yves
Icyan Female College, an Institution which
stands high with the public
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on the plot Of said town, situated nrar the
Man'i"n ll"nSe formerly occupied by
IlchariHI b. Graham.