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Baltimore.
THE TARGETS CHAIR

ND FUNITUE ESTABLISHMENT IN
n rHE CITY MATIiIOTS GAY STREET
Wal fKooMs No % and u NORTH Jay SrUEET,
near FAYErrE. where ia kept always on hand. or
made TO order, every style of French TErE-A-
TErEs in Plush Hair Cloth. or Brocatelle
French Full Stuff and Medallion PARLoR AnM
CHAIRS. Carved PARLon CHAIRS. in gets; SorAs-
half French Spring Mahogany and Walnut Far!or
CHAIRS; ROCKING CHAIRS, STrrF SPRING LouNG-
rs. CHAMBER Srirs CANE CHAIRS and RoCkiNG
CHAINS; Bar room, Office and Dining CHAIRS. II
Oak Walnut or Mahogany, with Cane. Wood or
Stuffed Seats; Wood SEAT CnAiRs and SETTLES
and ROCKING CnAIES.
Gilt and plain frame Looking Glasses of every
variety aud all kinds OF Beds and Hair and liusk
Mattresses. A. MATHloT.
Nos % and 81 North Gay St. near Fayctte,
May l6 ly BAhrinoEE
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CARDS.
DOCT. l.. w. KRAEKES
DENTIST,

NEWARK. DEL.-As many persons are moi
Unaware Of the time necessary to perform S@
perfect operations in tho Dental art thin SItYtn
it but justice to those at a distance who may con-
template visiting me, as well as to myself to thus
publicly suggest to such the propriety of time y
informing me by mail or otherwise to that effect
request this as a favor more especially where the
operations required of such nature as to
render them necessarily lengthy, as sufficient
time can then be reserved for such special cases
and thereby prevent Disappointment.
L. W. uAlNES, ID. D. s.,
July II, 'j7-1y* Newrk, Del
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IN WIL.NT.NGTO.N', DEL.

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS having takenthe
a. old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Clcland. decd, in Market Street. respect
fully announce to the public that they manu-
tacture Marble Monuments, Tombs. Head
and Foot Stones, American and Foreign
Nantes. and House Work Of every dcscrip-
tlon. such as Water Tables, Door ellis, Win
dow Slls and lintc!s. Coping, Curb, Flag
Stones, &c; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May II SMITH. WATERUOUSE \ co.
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TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
THE undersigned having been elected to
i the office Of Constable in the Third Elec-
ton District Of Cecil county, offers his SER
vices to the Public in that capacity. Prompt
attention will be given to the collection Of
claims, and to all other business entrusted
to him. LUCIAN B. ANDERSON,
Dec 10, 1857 Cherry Hill, Cecil CO., Md
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PHILADELPHIA,
rTCATALOGUES SENT FREE.T
Ct. G.. EVANS.
Publisher and Originator of the
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE,

439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
rJNIIE unparalleled success which has ATTENDED
L the subscriber i'll his distribution ofGifts to the
Million. has induced him to make large and valua-
bic additions to his former extensive SOCK Of new
and popular books. His new. complete and elias
sifed catalogue of books. embracing all the Dc.
par tmerts Of Literature, is matted FREE to any
part of the country.
All hooks sold at publishers lowest prices and
all the new publca ions of the day added soon ns
issued $500 worth of u fits with each $1,000 worth
OF books sold among which daily distributed
the following:
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MEININ'sS
AMERICAN GIFT BOOK STORE,

No. 1913 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
A GIFT WORTH FROM % CENTS TO 500 GIVEN
~ WITH EVERY BOOK SOLD
Personal attention given to filing orders sent by
mail or otherwise. promptly and impnrt,al!y.
Liberal arrangements made with agents. ana
catalogues containing fall Information. sent free to
any address. q Send for Il catalogue.
Dee 26. lS5T-6m. II. MELVIN.
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nIc0itiunl.
SWaim's Celebrated Panaeea.


n and all Diseases arising hon Impurities o.
the Blood and the effects Of Mercury.
Swain y PanaCea has been Tor more than thirty
five years celebrated in Ibis county and IN Europe
for its extraordinary cures somc Of which are too
frightful for general publication, where the pa
tieuts have been almost eaten up with Scrotula,
and were deemed incurab'e by physicians
1t has been used in hospitals and private prac-
tice, and has been recommended by the most cele-
bratcd physicians and other eminent persons,
Among Others, by W. &. Gibson. NJ. D., Prof Of
surgery. Penn. University; Valentine Mott, n.
Devices. Nj. b., Prof Mid Penn. University n.
Chapman. VI, D.. Prof Of Physc. Penn. tnivers-
ty 7. rarke NJ. D., President College Physicians
rhiladcph ia
The wonderful cures effected by swaim's Pana-
cca have for many years made it an invaluable
remedy, and have uccusoncd unprinciplci per-
sons to initiate it. and thus impose on the disease
and afflicted. Almost daily arc informed of
several who have been deceived in this city.
Swain 8 Pana"ea is in round hotties. hutcd
longtulinally, with The following letters blown on
the glass:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Having the name of JAS. SWAIN stamped on the
sealing and written Oh the label covering the
| cork. and n splendid engraving on the side of the
bottle, by Draper & Co. bank note engravers in
| the centre Of which is portrait OF the late Vim.
| swain Copyright securely
| If persons purchasing the Panacea will be care
| full to observe the above caution. and that the
name SWAIN is CORRECTLY spelled they need not be
| imposed on
| Prepared only at Swam's Laboratory. tho old
stand. South Seventh Street below Chestnut. Phil
.delphia, and sold by all druggists in the United
| States.
| General Agents for the z. s.
| sCHIEFFlN BROTHERS & co.
April "a, 1858. 40 William st. New York
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flhluin0tou.
WATCHES, JEWELNY
AND
SGyEa.Ee NN ARE,

r zIBA FKRRIs& son .conyrnof ForrTo
GU Axu MAHkfT STREETS. WrLmf>GroN. have
ass..xsA on hand the largest assor meat of iuo
WATCHES. .JEWELRY and slLNERWAHE, 10
be found in the stare. and respectfully solicit tho
attention OF the citizen. of Ei.kT0N and is ,icm-
ty to our stock, consisting. in part Of the flowing
articles:
ENGLISH WATCHES. in Gold or Silver Cascst
Richard " IFS Chronometer Watches. sole
Agency.
Nhas :teyenson's do. do; do.
NJ. j. Tobias 4 Cos Liverpool Watches
Jos .IUhsOus do do. Unade Gx-
prcssly for asa
JOSH 81 n,"omG~d,s do. do. railway
Josh, Fcmhcrtons do. do.
Joseph Sewil's do. do. tltailnay
Time-kceparS.)
Jno. Telbury Co.'S do. do
FINE SWISS WATCHES
Jules Jur.cson Copenhagen Chronolncter
a. Gendrcs Geneva thronomctcrs.
ii. Capt q ensva Ley cr ana Lrpnes. Very hne.)
Naehcrom Constantine Geneva, very fine
James Conryoiser. Geneva.
ii. Pa'hey Pcytieu.
Hrlgnct, P"ris. NcTT Sne.)
Char. H. IissUt 4 son. (l.oc'e.} de.,
JEWEi.il.
Fine scts consisting OF Breast Pins Ear Rings
and Bracelets Of the same pattern; Gold Chals,
Mci1llions, Pencils, Cuff Plus. &c.
SILVEKWAEE.
In the Silver department. we are prepared TO
furnish the latest patterns. The Tuscan and Eliza
bchan warranted equal to coin in purity. and -
cheap can be purchased in this country. Also II
nrge assortment of plain silver Spoons. Forks &c.
Tea Sets, Plated Hare, Ll,ble and Bronze
Ciocks.
Yankee Clocks. for Churches Halls and Scho Is
Richard Willis and Chas. Stevcn5on's Celebrated
ChPOnOnleter Watches.
Having secured the Agency of the above finest
quality FL sish Watches. we prepared to furnish
lcorrect umc-kcerer. ut II REASONABLE price which
for finish and accuracy. cannot be eXccllei by any
watch made. Each watch is accompanied by
ttcate from the manufacturer which guarantees it
to keep time TO the slsi.tion of the purchaser,
or to be returned. Wecan give the best references;
from gentlemen of the creates, responsibility in
city; and we respectfully request the attention Of
those Wishing Watch which they can depend
upon.
TT WATCH REPAIRING done in the best
manner. and all work warranted IT, give entire sat
isfaction for year. al the old stand of
ZIBA FERRIS x son.
Corner of Fourth and Mark Sts..
Dec. 2. j4-lY. WILMINGTON, Del.
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REMOVAL.

WIN. j. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first story ofs.The Cecil
Whig' Building, whore he may always be
found ready to give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.
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HAHORING-

TTIIE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il his old customers and the public general
ly, that he will be found in Principle, one
door south of the Old Store House, recently
fitted up by Lakeland & Gather, where he in
tends carrying on the above business i'll all
its various branches, on reasonable terms and
in workmanlikc manner. II sulicts a share
Of public patronage. ADRIAN TAYLOR.
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% 1ar,Hera
DE BURG EXCELSIOR
PERUVIAN GUANO EXCELLED
BY "DE BURG!"

1JIE again call the attention of the asricpltursts
w Of Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylva iia,
u the most valuable, universal and cheapest ma
nure now known, and prove. by the subjoinsd tes-
timony Of well-known and reliable gentlemen, its
superiority ever Peruvian duano and every other
substitute.
"pE BURG > is composed Of chemically pre-
pared Peruvian Gua.o, bones acsh. blood. &c,
and is prepared expressly to supply all soils,
whether deficient or not, with the constituents to
produce all crops, and at the same time improve
them; no Guano or udnixture Of Guanos can do
this, none contain the requisites within them
selves.
Any one of the seven elements Of De Burg are
as important to the practical farmer, ms either of
the Two which gutro supplies as II proof Of this.
wa suboin the opinion of DR.. David Stewart,
Chemist to the Maryland State Agricultural So
cicty, who inspects every lot We receive. before
offered for sale, and says in his report to us:
De Burg Compound is MUCH more generally
valuable to the practical farmer than any mixture
Of Phosphates and Ammonia, or Manipulated
Guano.'
Again he says -" There are other elements in
be Burg 20 which I attach us much Importance as
ammonia aud phosphates, and l cannot pass Il
cargo where one of these is absent. however much
ammonia and phosphates are present"
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BENTON HoLLISGswoRTH. ESQ. Elkton, Cecil
county. Md. says, January Is, 1858 -" applied
De Burg to my oats last spring, 200 pounAs per
aero l Gun safely say, raised double the guam
thy of oats to the acre. from the application; a,
the time sowed clover seed. and now | can
plainly see the advantage of the De Burg. I was
SO much pie ,sed with its effects on the oats and
clover, that put my wheat in with it last fall.
and now it looks fully us we'll as wheat sown with
No. Peruvian Guano. In my opinion. DE Burg
il better at all times for Glover and Timothy than
Peruvian Guano."
WIN. W. BLACK, ESQ. Cecil county, Md. says,
jan 49, 1858 - applied the DE Burg last
spring ut the rate of table spoonful to the hill
for corn, dropping the corn first and the be Burg
on it Upon part Of the field used plaster and
ashes. also in the hill. l think am safe in say
ing. that where | applied the De Burg, 1 made
double the quantity of corn to the acre that did
whore applied the plaster and ashes, and the ears
Of corn were much the largest My Ont ground
was lined the year before, except about four
to which applied the De Burg. The oats on tn 8
De Burg part was much the best and nearly
double as many to the acre Frsm my experience
with Peruvian Guano, as crop grower and fer
tilizer. should prefer DE Burg at the same cost,
and think il far preferable"
john W. MuoRE ESQ.,, Cecil county Md, says.
Feb. 18th, 1858 -" Last Spring applied De Burg
in the hill TO my corn. at the rate Of l75 pounds
per acre, and am we'll pleased with tho result
The yield of corn was fully equal to that produced
by 200 pounds Of Peruvian Guano Oh the same
field sown broadcast and plowed in
R. II. NEsErr. ESQ.,, Cecil county. Nd says
Jan. 9th, 1883 -" applied Dc Burg last spring
to my corn, the rate Of 800 lbs per acre bread
cast, and gathered the same number of bushels
Of corn rs have heretofore from the same number
Of pounds of Peruvian Guano, applied in the same
way. l applied De Burg 10 my wheat last fall
md at this time it promies fine CROP
BENJAMIN HANNA, ESQ, Cecil county. Nd says
Jan IS, 1858 -" DE Burg has done more for mt
in proportion than No Peruvian Guano. APP
ply it to corn gill to the hill, or 800 pounds pei
mere. All in all, believe it is destined to super
kede Guano.n
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DENTAL NOTICE.

n. II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
L located in this town, tenders his pro-
<@fessio nal services to the citizens of
CID Elkton aud vicinity. Office neatly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May 5-tf.
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A CARD.

4 CARD.
TIVE undersigned, having entered into
l. Craftsmanship for the practice of the
LAW in all its various branches, will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be entrusted to them
Office opposite opposite the curt House,
where one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN A. j. CRESWEI.L.
Dec 81 If
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appointed and
commissioned by the Governor, a JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE for Cecil county, is now
prepared to transact all business appertaining
to that office. JOSEPH z. CANTWELL.
Elkton, Mar 6, 1858
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DR.. WALTON'S
A Nj E RIG AN ? i L s .

JOf I I h + il l L T. d!
NOUNG AMERICA NICTORIoUS!-On small
/ box of Pills cures ninety nine cases out of Il
hundred No Balsam Mercury no odor on
the breath no fear of detection. Two small Pills
:, dose; tusteless and harmless as water Full
directions are given. 50 that the patient can cure
himself as certain as with the advice Of the most
experienced surgeon and much better than with
the advice o. one Of little experience in this class
Of diseases.
rIY'SENT BY MAIL TO ANY PART o. THE CoUN-
TRY. by enclosing one dollar to DR. ID. Il. WALTON :,
No ia North Seventh street below Race, Phila-
delphia. A Liberal Discount to the Trade. None
genuine without the WRITTEN signature of d. Il
Walton. Proprietor,
Dr. VS. treatment for self abuse, Weakness, &c,
is entirely different from the usual course DR. w.
has cured hundreds who have tried others without
benefit The treatment is as certain to cure as the
sun is to rise. Enclose a stamp and address DR..
W. as above, giving full history of your case,
and you will bless the day You made the effort to
secure what is cortain-A RADICAL CURE.
Jan 30, lSJ3-ly.
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"a A" MEXICAN GUANO

n "A NlEAlCAlS UU ANU
WTE have in store several cargoes of this valua-
w BILE Fertilizer, which we offer to the Trade
and to Farmers at the lowest rates.
GROUND MEXICAN GUANO.
We have just had cargo of "a A" Mexican
Guano ground expressly for Manipulating or mix.
ing with Peruvian, as many farmers prefer to
manipulate their own guanos and save $40 to Sl2
thereby.
y'~Thoso at distance can have their orders
hled as il here at the lowest rates by addressing
j. ]. < T. TURNER.
AZ PRATT STREET,
Mar g. 1S5S-3m baltimore,
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ROBERT LUMSDEN,

ROBERT LUMSDhN,
SUCCESSOR OF JOHN LUMsDEN,)
Grocer s. Commission Merchant,
No. IL, Cheapside, (two doors from Pratt St
BALTIMORE.
CELLS all kinds Of Grain and Country
~ Produce on Commission, and keeps a
general assortment Of Groceries always on
hand.
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Attention Housekeepers!
TTTE subscriber having purchased the entire in
i torest of Mathews and johnson, in the newly
established
F.Our and Feed Store,
in ELKT0N nearly opposite the Howard House
respectfully invites the attention ofhis friends and
housekeepcrs generally, to his we'll selected stock
of
FAMILY FLOUR;
among which may at all times be found the follow
inc brands Extra Family White Wheat Flour;
Extra Superfne Common Super6ne; Mddlings
RYE FLOUR AND BUCKW1lEAT
White and Yellow Corn Meal; White Ship Stuff;
Common do Bran; Corn and Oats, ground Corn
and Oats in the grain, potatoes: all OF which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices,
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
ey7All articles delivered within the limits ofthe
town free of cost
lYsCountry Produce taken in exchange.
g-y-Every effort will be made to please the pub
lie and their custom thankfully received.
May l6 ly WIN. 1. GILES.
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PRINCIPLE HOUSE,

He has, also, connected with his establish
ment q Restaurant, and will always have ON
hand general assortment Of onfactio nary,
Fruits, Sweet Meats, &c, and at all times a
good supply of the best Oysters the Baltimore
market can afford, and served up in quick
time and good style; with other K Refreshments
usually kept at such places. A. L.
Oct loft
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wNi PINKgEY EWING,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Having returned
Airom the West, and permanently located
in Eikton, will give prompt attention to all
business entrusted to him.
Office-with Hon Alexander Evans.
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DELANO'S INDEPENDENT PATENT
IlNIs SEE II AK Es.

TNlOMAS W. BROWN. respectfully informs
J. Farmers and others that he continues the man
ufacture of DELANOS INDEPENDENT PATENT
HORSE RAkES. at his sash mandatory. in J i.
Morton Pools Machine shop. foot of Orange street,
Wilmington. Del Having the exclusive right to
make and sell these superior Horse Rakes in the
state of Delaware. he is at all times prepared 10
execute all orders entrusted to him. Farmers de-
string these Rakes, are requested to send in their
orders before harvest time. The superiority of
these lakcs over all others now in use is acknowl
edge by all who have used them. They can be
made with wheels, if desired. Feb q. lSj5-6m
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SpRING DRY GOODs.-WM. TORBERT

SPRING DRY GOODS.-WM TORBERT
oNext door 10 the Court House. would invite
the attention OF buyers to his magnificent Stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry &c DDS, rich and new designs
of Silks. bllck Biks of every grade. rich Printed
Grenadines, Chady, Beroge, Dolaincs, and Organ
dies by the yard. also in robes Volante. Byadcre
and II Quilla. Embroderics and Laces; White
floods of all kinds /; Mourning Goods, Cloths Cas-
simcres and Ncstngs, Linen Goods Richardson's
and Barkiss Superior Irish Linens, Baansly and
Irish Linen sheetng, Satin Table Damask and
Napkins to match; I!ucaback and Brd-Eyc
Gloves and Hosiery. lapr II.
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Gold Hunting Lever Watches,


above. worth from % to %
One of the above named lifts presented to each
purchaser of book at the time Of sale. although
all books are sold at publishers lowest prices
The complete and classified catalogues may be had
without charge by calling or sending your adj
dress.
Liberal Inducements to country Agents. Orders
from Ike country promptly filled rad the goods
forwarded by express Or mail same day. Address
e. &. EVANS.
420 Chestnut St. Pha lclphia. Pa.
~ TO TIE pUDLIC.-As there are many
GIFT Book Stores advertised throughout the courl-
try. Mr.. EVANS deems it just to himself and his
duty TO the public--inHsmu;h as he originated the
Gift Book busncss--to state. evilc of the
instability Of many Of such concerns that they con-
ccal their real names from the public. and are adj
vcrtisius their business, under assumed ones. Mr..
T. is aware that these various concerns published
us q lift Book stores are calculated to bring the
business, estnbiished by himself. into disreputc.
lie asks of the public correct Lgmcnt in regard
10 his Giit Book Enterprise. for tue honor, into;
rity and success Of which he refers to all Il c
prominent publishers in the United states Gead
his Catalogue. april j. 1873
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JAS. T. MCCULLOUGH.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in
IA Chancery Office under the "Howard
House." Main Street. Elkton, Md.
Elkton, March 10, lS55-tf
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TX I'D GLOVES. Il have opened this week
IN a full assortment of the above article. which
will DO disposed Of at reduced prices.
WIN 1ORBEKT,
Apr 10. Next door Court House.
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PLASTER. Ground Plaster of Paris
L For sale by HS Sites.
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NE BURGS Super-Phosphate of Lime, in
IL barrels For sale by Ii. S. Sites.
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CUANOS. Mexican Guano A. A. Peru.
~ Wan Guano A. For sale by H. S. Sites
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-23
Price 1--WE cents
C8e 59aiIg spp.

Is COTTON King ?-Governor Hsmmo,d
IN MS speech, IN the Senate, atfirms that coT
ton is the commercial king, and that dc
planters have 1t III their power, by Withholding
tho supply to bring the world to their Fest
On this point the New York Courier Z P,.
qu5rer, alter showing that the cotton eron i
only one third as great in value as the corn
crop and only two-thirds as great as the bav
crop, says:
mature has not conferred upon the South
any such monopoly as is claimed. She has
provided both Asia and Africa with lust as
good cotton growing land, and five times as
much oil 1t. The manufacturers of Eurone
must nave certain amount of cotton. The
south has thus far been permitted to SUNNY
tHH' ue.nanu, because 1t was able and willing
70 uO IT, But let the South once become
unable or unwilling Cif the latter can
be supposedly and resort would at oroa IN M
had TO other parts of the globe. ENGLAND
would arouse her immense eneroias 1ay Ia
OF her eXhaustless capital would sween awev
every OBSTACLE like gossamer, and would n1t
lnillons OF Asiatic and African acres under
"hlle levy Tor her spindles. She would per-
lsh Il she ala not do 1t. And when onca
uoue' IL would never be undone. Amercan
cotton would cross the seas no more. This
'a'M aooue sellers holding manufacturers. il
Al tue matter OF cotton, as in respect to every
o'neI staple SIMPLY preposterous. 1t ia the
uena"d that neeessitates the supply, not the
supply that neeessitates the demand If there
be any lordship in the matter, it attscbes fo
the demand for that, if not satisfied. NAV
go elsewhere, whereas the local supply, if il
VIII not accommodate, is left alone and per.
isnes' Cotton has no prerogatives, no privi-
Ieges' no lmmunities. Its condition is that of
complete equality with all the other great
staples. There are neither kings nor oligarchs
among human industries. All are coadiutors.
all brethren and the immutable, lnexorable'
only rule" 0'' 'Ai'''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-23

SEED PorAToEs.-B. K. Williams of Cold
wafer Mich, states that he has been experi-
mentlng upon seed potatoes for several wears.
ana he hncs that one quarter of the seed gen
orally used is an improvement From one 10
Two eyes IN HILL he says, will produce more
pofatoes, OF more even size, and less subject
10 70, decay, than any larger amount of seed.
we think our farmers generally have been
tending to the same theory for several years
although they have not perhaps narried it to
That extent. The English and Irish farmers
say we use three times the seed that they do,
ana mat as a consequence we get more small
potatoes and less large ones than they do. and
not SO good aggregate crops.