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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-09-25

Tile Planters .4dro'dte gives Winter
abuse this week. and all because he wrote a
letter to meeting at Tarrytown, approving
the vote of Hon. John B. 1Iaskin of New
York, against the Lecompton Constitution.
1t consigns him to political oblivion and in
view of the consequences resulting from the
publication of this letter, says: 1.-The place
that has known him will know him no more"
Mr.. Davis has been 50 often doomed TO des-
truction before, that it is unnecessary to reply
to this very silly assertion Of The IdrOcafc.
At his first election the people gave him 500
majority at the second 5000. Let this BE
a reply to that part Of the Editors cbullition.
1t strikes us that few weeks since, this
very same Planters Adr0cdie published letter
from Hon. John NJ. s. Caus,n; giving his
reasons for supporting Judge Douglas, and
that the Editor in part endorsed that letter
Has Winter Davis done more than this :?
Mr.. llasEln votes against lccomp'on Mr..
Davis advocates his reelection in opposition
to the regular Locofoco nominee Judge
Douglas votes against Lccompton; Mr. CauSin
votes for him against the regular Democratic
nominee, and the Planters 14lrocute com
mcnds Mr.. Causin for so doing. If Mr.
Davis is in league with Greedy, Folncy, Grow
and Blair, who are Mr.. Causin, the Hon.
Rcvcdy johnson, who write letters to Mr..
Douglas abusing the administration and the
Planters -idrocaie in league with
We pause for reply.
1t is needless to say here, that if the
editor of the Advocate would raise his eyes,
sufficiently up to see outside of Prince
Georges, over into Maryland, he would find
the whole lost of Winter Davis party aud
many hundreds of the democrats, arrayed in
opposition to the Lecompton swindlc. Were
he to look southwardcve he wonld find lead
ing politicians there, ofall parties, dcnouncing
it. Let him examine for himself, the returns
OF the late Kansas election and compare them
with the former election, by which it was at
tempted to carry the State for The I.ccompton
ties; and if he does not inl sufficient eyi
dencc O.! fraud End rascality to make him
blush to the belt at the trickery Of the lie.
compton swindlcrs, then we are mistaken in
him. The supporters of the Lccompton
swindlc arc doomed to lie silcncCd on that
matter; let Tile -idrOcMc be wise in time.
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BA l. I Nj O RE RAILROAD
IMPORT mt ~
DrOFers and Ira. eIers:

.,TTo"~ a. TUE Port Deposit Ferry Boat
lLs:yIt,:ss4S' Tie Steamer GipSEY. Cant j. II.
srEs5as - Myers having been thoroughly
repaired, is now running regularly
during the day between PORT DEPOSIT and
EELI'S FERRY. The capacity of this boat, and
her speed and entire safety, render her peculiarly
lifted for this service. Drovcrs, farmers travellers.
nnd the public generally will find her ut all times
ready to convey them and their propcrty to and
from the above points.
accommodations for themselves and stock ut The
NEW HOTEL AT BELLS FERRY. which has
been recently erected By J. Spencer and now
kept by him. Imay & lsjS
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TIE LiRGEST
CHAIR and FURNITURE

IN THE UNITED STATES.
NATHloT Il SONS GAY STREET WARE
WI HOUSE where is kept always on hand or
made To orIer every style OF French fErE-l-rE
III plush, hair, cloth or hlocatcllc
French Full staff aul Medallion Parlor ARM
CHAlEs and sets wi,h plush hair. cloth or bro
catcHlc
French Full Carved pAaLon CHAIRS and sc's
with plush. hair Goth or broolteiic.
SOFAS llaif French Mahogany; Walnut pAIi-
LoE CHAIRS, in hair cloth or plush
ROCKING CnAlRs-yariOuS des gas. in hair,
cloth aud plush.
STUFF SPRING LorNGrs-a large assortment al
ways On hand, or any pattern made or covered
W til any goods 10 ori,r
CHAMBER SiirS-in Mahogany or Walnut, COM
plee. from So up
CANE CmSlEs aud RoCEING CuNss-the largest
assortment ready made in any house in tho
United States-tlom SIP dDzcl up.
BAR kooM. OFrivE and hiNING Gu MRS in Oak.
WALNUT OR MAHOGANY. with cane. wood or stuffed
seatt--an assortment embracing over 30 dozen.
Woun SEAT tuNWs and SETTEES and RoCkING
CHAtRS--oFcr 100 dozen
LOOKING GLASSES Of every variety and Brrs
liNH and lCSK MNrrENssES Il very large assert.
Mcnt constantly on hand. and for sale by
AUG. MATliiOT 4 son,
q 4 p North Gay street, (ncar FayctIc stl
Sept -, lSJS-ly BALTIMORE.
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uJTIhe locofocos Of Baltimore have
brought out CO... Augustus p. Shut, as an
independent candidate for Mayor These in
dependent " traps don't appear to be very
successful in catching votes. They would
do better by bringing out a party candidate
at once. We presume no man in the city
dreams of the success of tins Independent
movement. 1t is too dcpcndcnt on the loco
foco party, which has nothing but weakness
there to bring to its aid.
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GJTNarous stories are alloat in the South
about another Ncaraguan foray by Gen.
Walker. One account states that steamer
loads of arms and men have been sent on and
that Waller was about to follow. \ tc]e-
grapic despatch from Cincinnati, on the 22nd,
stated that he had left there that day incog.
for Louisville. lie seems TO be pcrtinacious
little humbug, and determined 10 have n1to-
riety at all risks.
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SuERiEE'S SALE.

FL Y virtue If TWO writs OF Fi,ri Facias.
rs issued ant Of the GIrcuit Court for Cecil
c"uU'y, AT th' salts Of john Gpnwtv and
Hi'harl II. G. AWAY, trading rs .lDhn Il. { ~
way ~ CO, one alda>t the goods and chat
tells, lands and icncmeMts Of Stephen Akin
son, and ON against stephen Atkinson and
William n. Ndhrny, trading rs Atkinson u
Mah"ny, 10 me directed, | have seized ami
taken in execution all the right. title. claim.
interest and estate. al law and in equity, Of
the said Atkinson, in and to all that
Ificce, S'itrc22 OF Tract Of Hand,
called :. WHITE PorNr,n situated and living
on North East river Elk Neck Cecil county,
adjoining lands Of James Cr,llcrs, Georgs
L. Whitaker, and Others, combining
40 .tcrcS, More on E.e,s,
and nore particularly described in decd
FROM George i. Whitaker aud others bear
ing date the 18th day of March. 1888, re-
corded in lihrr II. II. ~, No. o. iolio 40,
one at the Land Record books OF Cecil
county; and hereby give notice that on
SGieuiaY the IGh day Of Oci0hcr, 1858,
at the Court louise door, in I.Ikton.
viii offer for sale the said property 50
seized and taken in execution at Public
NucIion 10 'hc highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said wriis.
[C~Saic to commence at | o'clock p. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
Elkton, Sept %, lSjS--tS. Sheriff.
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The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH IN FRANCE -
In France the astonishmcnt at the American
manifestations of rejoicing over the compile
ton Of the Atlantic cable continue to augment
as the manifestations increase. One editor
declares that the Americans were so wild
with joy that their fireworks did not come
up to thcil point of enthusiasm, and so they
set the city hall on fire, and then went home
satiiicd that they had done proper honor 20
the occasion.
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From ST. DOMINGO. -Ncw York. Sept. 90
hdvlces from st Domingo to the 9Th state that
santiago was IN possession OF Santana, and
Nalverde was about embarking for Turks
Island. business was paralyzcd' The paper
money was worthless, and the merchants lad
closed their stores.
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The Steamer Fort Deposit,
TO THE LADIES.
New Millinery Rooms

IN EII<TON

WINE subscriber wonld respectfully inform
4 the Ladies' OF Llkton and vicinity, that
he has just opened 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,
nd customers may depend on getting bar
Wins.
All articles in the Millinery line made to
order in the most fashionable styles.
Show rooms up stairs. Mrs. Lehman will
attend to the business. She has had much
experience in flc large cities of Europe, and
Slso in Philadelphia. L. y. LEHMAN.
May 30, 1858.
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EDIESE.

fENllE County Commissioners, will meet at
K. thcir Office. in The Court House. III EIk-
ton, on TUESDAY. the Eth day OF Ocrohcr
next, to attend to such business as may he
hr' ught before thcm.
he attention al the several Road Super
FIS"rS ol thc comfy is called 10 that clause
III lheir commissions respecting the fling ut
their Annual Rcp"rtS and Accounts for work
"ilh which 1t IS expected they will comply
at this meeting. BY Order.
JAi. 5. CRAWFORD. Crk
Sept 2j-3W. Cum's Cecil county,
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TO Carriage Manufacturers.

THE subscribers have constantly on hand
i large assortment Of superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting of Feloes, Shafts, Bows,
Tongues, Spikes, Nc. Also, large ,s,an
fifty OF Seasoned AXlcs, and Plank of differ
ent thickncsscs, all of which they will dis.
pose Of at reasonable prices,
SCOTT u ADDISON,
Jan 81, kS"S---tf SCOTS Mills.
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GIVE find by the Delaware papers that
our friend jonathan L. Ellison, Esq, is a can
dldate for the Legislature in New Castle
county. 10 the readers of Tile Wig in New
Castle county we commend this gentleman
as one emincntly worthy of ,hcir support.
If elected (Which we can hardly doubt) he
will confer "A dignity on the Office by his in
tcellty OF character and high sense of honor
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COUNTERFEIT VIRGINIA NoTEs Tile Nor
folk papers mention that several of the coun-
tcrlelt notes, purporting to have been issued
by the Northwestern Bank of Virginia, at
Wheeling have been within few days. pass.
cd in that city. They are of the denonna.
ton of five dollars, and are made payable at
Jeilersonyille. Several counterfeit notes of
the Merchants Bank Of I.ynchburg have also
been detected by the brokers at Norfolk.
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E'g4sl &SAS'.' Gas<3TI.
Classical. and Feuus' EeFsc.

V.HSS.Vai. S'!ssi FaHHS LNN:tS
SCllOOh.--Thc WINTER SESSION will
~ confluence on the last "Wednesday OF
October, continuing five months.
TERMS Boarding, Tuition, Light, Fuel.
&c.. yer session, So 90
Lessons on the Piano and Mrlodcou. ~ GO
Ancient or Modern Languages (caclD ; 90
For circulars. or further information adj
dress J. A. Blake. or
}. I. DORIAN, A. No.. PRINCIPAL,
Pleasant Grove. Lancaster county.
Sept %, IS,S--:M' IL,
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NEW STORE.
WYE, the undo iencd, have entered into
w CoPaitncrsItip under the title of John
Dunnng X Co., for the purpose Of conduc =
ing a General
Mercantile business,
and have taken the store formerly occupied
by Chas. ii. Drumming. in Chesapeake City,
where we will be glad to have our friends and
the public generally cali and examine our
stock. We will keep Oh hand Il well select
cd stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Queenswarc, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Rcady-Made Clothing, with Il fun
variety otsuch goods rs are usually kept in Il
country store. The pat onagc OF the public
is respectfully solicited.
JOHN DUNNING,
JOSEPHINE l.. DUNNING.
Chesapeake City, Sept. -, 1853 Gw
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DRESS MAKING

DRESS MAKING.
Mrs. LYDIA VI. ROSSELL respectfully
LII 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,) second house on the
road leading to Elkton, and respectfully
solicits patronage. MAY %, lS5s-tf
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MORTALITY AMONG TIE RESCUED AFRICANS
1.-Two OF the prize crew and twenty five of
the Africans of the Echo have died since their
arrival at Charleston. 1t is reported that the
yellow lever has broken out among tue crew.
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NOTICE..

Fasson Lynch, In the Circuit Court
Guardian, &c. for Cecil county
vs.. I'm Chanccry, Sep
Levi Tyson, ct al.
NRDERED, That the sales made and re
~ ported by James 7. Mccullough. thus
tee for the Real E>t;to mentioned in the
proceedings in the above entitled case. he
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
lwcnty-Sevcnth day of November, next ;
provided copy OF this orl"r be inserted
i'll some paper printed in Ccc! county. once Il
week for one month before the twenty sixth
day of October, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be S293 90.
WIN. II. RICKETTS,, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
True copy; test,
WIN. II. RlCKETrs.
Sept. %, lS58-lm Clerk.
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52i0rrir0.

WllSON-GIhMNRE.-At the hnrlS" Of the
bride, in Port Drp'sit, on thu 18Th inst.
by Rev, II. II. galloway. Capt. Jouy WILSON.
TO Mrs. ELIZA GtLMonE, all Of THIS county.
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YELLOW FErER.-There were 50 deaths on
J II sday and 80 on Wcdn, slay III New Orleans
from the yellow fever. In Savannah, there
were ~ deaths during last week.
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s Il T. A M G O Nj u \ Y Y ..
y OCULAR DAILY TRIPS, (except sun
~ lays.) TOR IIavrc dc Grace, Port Deposit
and Tide Water Canal.
e4z., The STEAMBOAT
NHa MOUTH,
YE.N-::-. l><GAS~ Capt. Travcrs. leaves
eS6Ss1safzEsS lower end of W { $ t
Falls Avenue every Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday evening, at O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wcdnes-
day and Friday at . O'clock and 1favre de
Grace at O'Clock p. IN.
The Steamboat ICNlATA, Captain J. W.
Tomlinson, leaves same place every Monday
Wednesday and Friday evening at q O'Clock
Returning. leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening at 8
O'Clock p. m.
PASSAGE, 80 Cents
uTFrcishts received daily at Baltimore
until o'clock, and at Port Deposit until y
o'clock carried ut low rates and carefully
attended to.
G~Dnplicate receipts for Freghts will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at ilavrc de Grace viii attend
TO forwarding any merchandise consigned to
him for any point on the Pennsylvania Canals,
OR will re- ship any ircighis intended for Bal
timore, Philadelphia or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore.
R.ALEN. TAYLOR, AIT II. de Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
GSTThe Steamboat LANCASTER, Can't.
Tomlinson, being in complete order, can be
chartered at any time.
N. B.-GRAIN purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse of j. Tome
X Co., Port Deposit who also keep for
sale. Gnano; Plaster; Fish Salt Croasdalc
\ Mitchcll's, Allen 4 Needles and De Burg $
Phosplatcs. and New York Bone Dust.
April IL, 1S5S.--u.
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I.blCQ.

CLEAEER.--On N-cdn SHY morning last.
Mrs. ANN CLGAv@E, wife Of Mr. Peter
Clafer oftlc 2nd District, in the 5Gth year
of her agr.
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Native Americans OF the LIST District in
Philadelphia. We believe there are four
candidates in that district; one each of the
Peoples Party; Lccompton Lucoioco; anti
Lccompton do, and Native American. We
are not informed rs TO what chance Sprogcll
has amongst them, but believe it is not f,Si
best.
REpAiRs.-The Sheriff has bcon having
certain repairs made OH the jail and yard. to
enable him more securely to hold prisoners.
Aldridgc * Cantwcll have been putting new
spontng on The lirc-proof Offices, which has
been long time needed.
TUE CoMET.-Wc shall tell no long
tale of the comet, but as it is on locyi as
well as general exhibition, it is fitting and
proper that it should have notice among orr
local affairs. Every body in Cecil can sea.
the comet, as well as everybody everywhere
else, in the coan:ry. III the dusk Of the
evening it can be seen in the northwest with
It's tail streaming in the direction Of the north
star, and these who rise in the carly morning
can, perhaps, see it better. 1t is becoming
brighter and, it is said will presently be :,
magnificent sight There are even tire.
comets visible, $50 say the telescope men.1
but as we are no longer in dread of their
knocking the old world to smash, or setting
ii ab!azr, let them conc in n,cls, if they We a
mind to.
The st, Lons Republican /. trrr;ng to the
comet yisin!a to til" naked eye. says:
g Those who look upon the small ucbnlouS
star now visible, cm hardly rraz. the terrific
appearance OF this sans offset when, in 13Gl
it approached the sun with tail one hn,J, ri
drgrecs in hRgh Z Its tail came STREAMING mn
in the morning several hours before its h .ai.
and when its nucleus was IN the z,nili the
train stretched below the western horiZon.-
Its tram was first very broad. bat it decreased
III width, extending enormously in length. 1t
is said t" have disappeared Ortuhnr3l. on the
day OF the death Of Pop" Urban ". 1t was.
OF course. thought Il special fprerunncr of that
event. This comet h0l appeared before in
80, and also ilf3J5 and IU4. as mentioned hv
Chinese annalstn Thj- wonM give il rclioI
fabont PIG years. In @15 it's tail was 10
degrees III length. and its hurlcUS or head was
SO bright as to hc visible in the day time. Its
next appearance after l2Gi, was in LOS. in
month of February. Its aspect WAS very sim
liar to It's present one. being somewhat nocr
than the planet Mars and with utrlin Of four
degrees in length. 1t has been known as ..thc
great comet of Charles W because il appear
cd IN the year i'll which lis abdcatlon tool;
place.
CHICKEN TluEvEs.-Scrio,rs dcprc-
dations have lately been made on the hem
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FOR = At -

A StIEHlOH FAMILY HORSE; ~
L a . wears old in May Last; gentle .1ssJT~',
rnd Kind in whatever manner. used rTT
FOR terms apply to
c. VI. ELLIS.
l.lkton, Sept -, lS,s-iw.
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HiinniFFS SALE.

s9l virtue Of Il writ Of FIcri Fariax.
- i>strd ont Of the CircnIt Court rot Cscll
county, at the aHit ut Jacob Is. Ash usl of
la\I"r y FIorAuce, against the %ooIS AMI
chattr Is lands and lrnrm1nts of Edward II.
liNlAnd, to ne dircctel | have seized anl
taken N execution all the right. title claim
and interest Of the said llyland, in and ID
all Of Two Parcels or Lots Of
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CHICKEN TnIEVEs.---Scrio,is dcpre-
dationS have lately been made on the hen
ro"StS about Cherry lill ami in the ncigbor-
hood above. number Of people lave lost
their Whole stock OF fowls, some to Tie NUM-
bGr Of thirty or forty.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.--John Moore
was committed to the Elion jail on Thursday,
charged with attempting to break open the
store OF Jaqurs Ca, OFT, on Bohemia Manor.
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CHANGE IN TIE WEATnEn.-T Tuesday
last was opprcSsivcly warm; Wednesday cool
ed down SO as to be diSagrccablc in the other
direction, and now, (Fridly) We have cold
rain coming down, and fire is nccessav to
keep one comfortable.
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THE TRAVELLER.
HSaltinl & SUsuuC

s Il T. A M G O Nj u \ y Y -.
~ lays.) tor llavrc dc Grace, Port Deposit
and TiI,, Wafer fuua1
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CorHT.--Thc Fall Term of the Cir
cult Court for this county, commences on the
second Monday Of Octobcr--thc It'll day of
the month.
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1--WE find the following communca-
ton in The ,8D"olois GaeeHc of the 10th inst.
TUE NicE PnESipENcY.- Mr.. Eplron Il
perceive that Col joins c. GHooMh, Of Cecil
county, has been named in connection with
lhc next Vice Presidency. AS Il set OIL to
TINS, permit me to say, through your columns.
that many citizens "i the Eastern Shore favor
the nomination Of Gen. lIESHY s. SrirlS-
OF Cecil county, rs the Union Cons ,ryatiyc
candidate for the Vice Presidency in 1860.
T. ISrErx Eu,,,r.
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a FAIR AND FESTIVAL will be held
~ the ladies' Of Cherry Iiill and its vicinity.
on the 18Th Of November, for the benefit OF
the NJ. i. Church at that village. \ supper
is to be set from three till eight o'clock, to
which the tickets will be fifty cents.
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SAD ACCIDENT.-David Shields, a
promising boy seven years old, son OF the
late Rev. David Shields, who formerly was
stationed here was run over by the cars in
Philadelphia on Wednesday, and injured SO
that he died the same evening.
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REMOVED CASES FROM HArFORp -
No less than ten criminal cases have been re-
moved from Hartford for trial At the Cont
here. This will be apt to giyt us another
long and tedious term.
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REPAiRs.-The Sheriff has bren having
certain repairs made OH the Jail and yorl to
enable him more securely to hold prisoners.
AIdridgc * CamtweIl have been putting new
sponting on ths lirc-proof offices, which has
been long time needed.
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ik5~Pinkncy Ewing's lecture on
:: Success" read in the Court House on
Tuesday night, had Il large audience ont to
hear it, and was quite successful affair."
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CoRN CCTTiNG.-Most Of the farmers
IN the county have been engaged this week
cutting up their corn, or topping and hladine.
The crop is light, particularly on all low lands.
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NEW STORE.

W M III INTN II 7. II,
Sept. %, 1S)S--lm. Clerk.
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IL We observe that Marshall Sprogell
Esq, rrdcttly residing in this nciahborhood,
has been nominated for Congress, by the
Native Americans OF the LIST District, in
Philadelphia. We believe there are four
candidates in that district; one each of the
Peoples Party; Lrrompton Locoioro; anti
Lccompton do, and Native American. We
are not informed rs to what chance Sprogcl
has amongst them, but believe it is not f,si
best.