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charge. Whom accompanied by conn e, tasics
whe her prose or poo.ry, they must be paid for at
FOUR cESrs PER LiEE.
PENNINGTON.-At his resid nee in Sassa-
fras Neck, on the BIRD inst, NOBLE PEA
sTsGroN, in the 57th year Of lis age.
BURNS On the 10th irst., in the Fifth
District, l!rNRY BURNS, aged II yraas.
HITCNCOCK-At herr sdence in Elk Neck
on Sunday, the DIST inst, Mas. H,rHIfr B.
llTCncocK, in the 3dth year of her age.
SMITII.-On the 10th inst at Andora Cecil
county, MARGARET, wife of Anderson Smith,
aged so years.
"a light is from our Household gono,
a voice we loved is -,illfi.
A place is vac nj at our hearth,
Which never can be Gllri;
A gentle heart that throhbl bat now
with tenderness and love.
Has hu$hcL weary tbrobbings here,
To throh in bliss above
Yes. to The home whore angels are,
Her rus ing soul has fed
And ye: we hem! above her tomb
VIII ears, and cal her dead.
We Call her cad. but Oh We know
She dwel!s where living waters flow,
No need of famcs proud voice for thee
No neci for earthly fame
hon art enshrired in our fon hearts.
And that is All the same;
Ay. full Of fifth and truS and hope
We tread lifr's troubled sea.
TIL The last throhbrg wnye Of lime
Shall bear our souls to he
To thee, oh il will he 80 wcet,
With all our Sis forgiven.
To minge with our love aud lost
In our sweet home ia Heaven.
10 spend with III the hlcs' above
An endless life Of perfect love" j.
McVEY.-On the 18th inst, ANNA LOVE. only
daughter OF lhomas ana Elizabrth McNey,
aged ii years, months and 80 days.
Her Sickness WIS Of but six DAYS duration. onl
she WIS confined to her bed hut two d vs. Tho
ph ysican pronounced her dise4sc ibe u.rI:rr nj
sore throat. She died without a muIuur ma was
perfectly aware that she was going to Il b.ttr.
world. The last half hour she taikc 10 all arond
her. wishing them to meet her in heaven where
She expected to 60 md said there ycrc Il,ty If
little children there She told her little hrntirr.
to be good boys sly their prayprs and go 10 ~un.
day School aid made other renaks which wcrc
very affecting and then p,ssed neacefIllv NV
o,,r
ohll AIRY.
In the life and death of JOSEPHINE CARTER
youngest daughter of the late Joseph C. Garter
who died on the 9Th inst. We have "a cxul,lo of
the reality of the Christian roiigien. From her
childhood she was moral amiabls and kinI: and
through deprived at an early age Of her rn,e,ts
she grew up to be respected for her many .iitue.'
and loved by all who knew her She loved to be
among CnriStai!S aDu 10 attend me house OFtiOi
She first made II public profession Of religion in
1856 while at the Wesleyan Female College, Mt
Wilmington; since when her ia til in the promises
of her God increased, and her hope Of Heaven
Frightened and with that hope cousumal 4, ted
she is enjoying the pleasures of the eternal world
She died of umOnary consumption with which,
she was first taken sick in the frl of 1851 She
was very sick during most of the p s summer aud
for two weeks before her death she felt that she
would not recover, but the thought Of dyin; caused
no uneasness TO her. She said to her sister ,shcn
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WIN H'lyANEY EWING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
y n d SOLICITOR IN CIIANCERY.
Sept 4. E,s:ston, Md,
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
WTILL BE RECEIVED tor erecting a
w Church ediice, in Chesapeake City,
until December 1St, 1858. For particulars
of specifications. apply to Building Commit
tee of Presbyterian Church. in Chesapeake
City, Md. TOct 30, lS5S--tD1.
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TIL Il CECIL WHTG
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

10 robLIohhD EVERY SATURDAY
BY p. C. RICKETTS,.
1EEMS- S2.C0 year. in advance.
~ 90 Il ta not Pa, iala IN ~ a""'"ce'
Il. co. for clubs Of Ton.
ADVERTISEMENTS NOT cxcccdinc ono
square will hc published three times for one
o"ilar: ana twenty-five GEMS Tor eRch SuhSr-
,1or,ion. r-rynt, ,,,,,s nr,iar ~. s,,n
equal TO that make square. ADVERTISE
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Have Nou Seen Them

That superb Engraving. The VILLAGE BLACK
SMITH," and tho beautiful ART JOURNAL which
are furnished to subscribers of the Cosmopolitan
Art Association, now b, seen 1t Mr.. EwiSd's
Office Lk'ou, for short time only. $40 adyer-
tissmcnt rlsew ere ksadcd New Fsatsrss.
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A Valuable FARM for Sale,

4 FAiNaDHe EANM for Sale.
TSYIIE FARM on which the late James
D. Lindsay resided at the time of his death,
near irnyvilIr. Cecil county, Md. adjoining
lands Of los. Coudon, L. NJ. Sceley, the
subscriber and others, is offered for sale
II contains TWO HUNDRED ACRES and
twenty Prrches: about three -foulthS .9t>f>izSsy.
arabic and the balance in thriving - ryS42s
YOUNG TIMBER, with an album 4l$'a& ssssS
dance ut Chestnut for the use of the L.
farm. 1t is divided into seven fields, with
HE best chestnut rails, with access to water
from every field. The soil is of excellent
quality. and in good state of cultivation.
having had liberal application of lime,
guann and other fertilizers with IL few wears.
There are young Orchards of Apples and
Peaches. and arbors OF choice Grape on the
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FITIZENS OF ELkTON. and strangers visiting
~ Elkton Pause and Read. and lelra tn It
SUGARS are getting CHEAPER. Having pur-
ch"sel a new lot of Groceries the present week
am embed % Sell Sugar at from to cents per
Id. less than the recent prevailing rates | am
selling cool Brown sugar mt ) CTS; it is fully as
good US was selling ut . els by the hogs.cad three
weeks since Refined White sugars | / and II els
Crushed sugar IL cts per h. or lbs for 81 o.
Moltsscs "a cts per Hon These are STRICTLY
CASH DOWN prices and persons wishing to buy on
credit viii! be charged higher rates.
Oct 8. Il. T. MAY.
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L--~5. The improvements consist of a
f.9ssG> T. comfortable ID W T. l. Ii n G
ca. sssR HOUSE, and all necessary out
s..sssa. ~ buildings in good order.
Ii,r IurrIiun (ncal the Phila., vii. x Bait.
Railroad and Tide Water CanaD for health.
society, the convenience Of obtaining foreign
mauurrs, sending the produce to market and
access to the different cities, render it one
OF the most de sIrable situations for coun-
try residence to he met with.
Terms easy. For further information APP
ply to VIM. Lindsay. Chesapeake City. Cecil
county, Md, Geo. Pickering. Bridgewater,
Bucks county, Pa, or the subscriber, Perry
vile, Cecil county, Md.
LEVI II. EVANS,
Executor Of James Lindsay, decd.
Oct Is lS5S-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

EliitOn. Oct. 80, lS5S--ti,. Agen
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FgvABLE COMFORTS. Crantcrrirs, Dried
q Peaches, Dried Apples, Dried Beef Cod Fish,
Shad. Mackerel, Cheese, &c For sale by
Nov 20 r. Il. MAY.
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on STIFFNESS OF THE JOINTS, LUMBAGo, HEAD
ACHES, ToUTdAnES, OR SUFFERING FROM
OTHER EOLIIY INEInMITIYEa.
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McVEY--On the 18th inst. ANNA LOVE. only
daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth McVey,
aged II years, months and 80 days.

Her Sickness WAS Of but SIX days duration. AMI
she WIS confined to her bed hut two Vs. The
physician pronounced her disease The ualigt. mt
sore throat. She died without muImur ald was
perfectly aware that she was going to bMttu
world The last half hour she lkci 10 all around
her, wishing them to meet her in heaven where
she expected to go, and said here were plenty of
little children there. She told her little brothers
to be good boys. sly their prayers aud so 10 Sun.
day School. and made other reniaks which were
very affecting, and Then passed peaeeflIly ayAy.
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LApor-sAvrra M.cnss Mechanics


and men Of science are continually NJ work. invent
ing machines of various sorts. TO save labor and
money. In the North, all improvements Are
nounced with grand flourish Of trnmpets. lecause
the country IL thereby enrc be while In the South.
however vaisable the invention but little 10 known
sf Ii, until IL works ifsnif into public favor la
hur led visit 10 the town Of Manchester yesterday
We called ss e. the ipsnaisetory Of ihe Manchester
and Dressins Machine its simplieity' G msset
ness and adsptation TO the purposes ior which u
server. that are sure IL will superssd~ the
old dressing frame entirely because of the fact that
IL will do mole than three times ~ much work 20
labor. tfa
The improved dressers occupy space OF ~ sasy
hy six ieet. are worked ey girls, and must be easily
- much .. The old SoTs s,onee snsn 3.
nsrior WARP which q perfectly smooh and dry. and
10 entirely free from all tendency 20 miiAsw In
sh,a sns no ecrpsrs are used ,n shss:
s utinx reeds and hsrness 70 cult the goods istsnd
I'd 20 be psodu ed which can be done 10 short time
tho warps pass fhroagh the siz become thoroughly
saturated sDd alter being hni-hed arr son and
smooth. with no teaderey ta chae and fur np In
this new dresser over the old one, both 81 speed.
compaetoess &C namy and durability. that vs deem
Il useless 90 enamerate them Those 80 saw e
20 the eomp&ay, and have given sueh entire s.ts-
fsrtion 20 the Directory that all the old fresee,s
have eeea thrown aside b. make reom fcs "a. nv
has patented bis admir- bic inysniien, and |. nv
prepared to sell the machine sisht. fe ~ sno
MAY wh 70 ava. e y. r .sa 81
sad secure the right for their factories ss sny e~
Whole earavsaa Of travellers are sAid 70 Be lssvs
log nassia, intending opssa ne sam@es v sfsRee
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Hon Henry NJ Rice, .. IS Senator from Mime
sofa, is native of Morrisville, n. Y, and prac-
tieal printer.
Col John oFallon,a So. Louis millionaire. has
signi1ed his Intention 70 denote 100000 for the
endowment OF the OFalIon Polytechnic school In
that city.
The Bank OF Tekamah, Of Nebraska. anotber bo.
gus bank. has busted" sie0OoO Of the trash Was
circulated Ia Indiana aud Illinois.
:. Amos W. Prentice, Republican, has been els cted
Mayor Of Norwich, Conn
Twenty eargoes o slaves had been landed In Ha.
rana since March last, and in no instance have the
Enshsn war vessels intercepted them.
duel was fonght In Mississippi last month. bx
Mr. T. Knot and MIR. A. W. shoft The result v e
that Knot was shot and Shott was not
The SD planet, discovered by NJ Luthar ON thu
Atn OF April last, has been cailed Calypso.
The Dowager Empress Of Austria, Caroline An.
gusta, who is 90 yesrs Of age, has the measles.
man has been arrested AZ strssburp far osy.r
ing horse for sale under false pretenc, bat ~
animal had belonged 20 0rsni. -
Rev. Jas. A. Duncan, Of Richmond. 10 To nreaeh
the annual sermon at the Commencement OF ,he
Wesleyan Female College. N. G.
The Post once at Portsmouth, Va. va. hraken
open Tuesday night, and robbed Of $l3U In money !.
besides lot Of valuable letters
Jacob Coon aud Jacob Lewerey, attached 10
Toarnaire & whitby's Circus, we're drowned 10 th.
Hnison river on the i2th last by falling overbosrd
kSm steamer
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Twryry-s11 Yg,Rs1y pRIsoy-We Yesterday re

TwENTY-sI1 YEARS IN PRIsoN.-We yesterday re
ceiyed call from Baruum, the prisoner pardoued
ont by the Legislature, after a confinement of %
years in the prison at Wethersfield He expresses
n good deal of gratitude to the many friends who
interested themselves to get him released. The
outer world appears TO him very different from,
what it does to those accustomed to minge in its
every day changes. The wonderful changes and
inventions Of the last 25 years all new TO him
and are looked upon by him with about the same
degree of wonder if he had just risen from the
dead after sleep ola quarter Of century. lie
never until yesterday, saw printing press rail
road, or q train ofcars lie taken to the depo,
at noon TO see the express train come in, and wa,
of course much astonished at the sight-Iiartforu
C6urdRt.
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VIOLENT DEArH-The killing of James McFar

VIOLENT DEATH.-The killing of James McFar.
land the circus actor n Kansas City, Mo, has been
noticed. The Wheeling IVA Iutelligencer says :
Mcfarland married at Kansas City, not long 20
a woman connected with a travelling circus with
whom he afterwards had difficulty, aud the two
s"para ed-she going to St. Lons aud stepping at
hotel kept by Roberts. Mcfarland hesring of tho
whereabouts Of his wife, followed her and mad an in.
terview at the hotel. He then went away and cam,
back In very angry mooi. The wifi, fearing some
violence, throw herself upon the protection OF Rob.
erts, who iocke1 her up III room and refused LAT
her re1uest) TO admit Mcfarland. desperate ouar
rel ensned betwce Roberts and the enrayed hus-
band when the latter drew a revolver and snarped
It twice at the FORMER. Roberts then in self defence
pulled out a bowie-knife and struck Mcfarland a
blow in the neck. which nearly severed nj, head
from his body. Mcfarland left this city some ten
years ago, hut has oten visited his native place in
connection with different circus companies to which
he has been attached and we can Der to have
sever al times beard him greeted with deafening an
ance in the ring
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sa WORTH RE.pIEa.-why is it that

so many suffer an repine and drag out miserable
existence uuftted for the enjo! ments, and even or
dinarY pursuits of iie when relief may he obtained
and health and yigor restored. by treatment at
once convenient and safe. we'll as permanent in its
character?
TO thoee who have suffered long with disease, ul-
tmatng in loss of appetite. vigor &c, the under
signed tenders hi. professional services, assuring
sufferers in csndcr and sincerity, pleasant, con-
venent and proper prescriptions, a thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
striciions hindrance from ordinary business pur-
suits.
All diseases of a private nature, from whatsoever
ause either recent or chronic, stri, i,ures, an rrita-
bic bladder, &c; also. Scrofuia, Asthma, Rheuma-
tism Plies &c. skiilfuly aud successfully treated
Dr. HARRIS can be consulted daily, at his rooms,
over 1921 Main street above lith and opposite the
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main,
4th door above | Ith street.
From ths date until the lst of June. DR.. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wednesdays, Thursdys aud
Fridays of each week but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A III to 2 2 NJ, and toS NJ. ap 2y-3m
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YOUTHFUL SUlGDs.-A little girl twelve years
old, attempted to commit suicide in Boston the
other day. She had been severely punished seve.
raj times by her teacher, and fearing further
chastisement, she drank teacup full of burning
fluid, but au emetic saved her life She gave her
reasons for the act that the girls ''picked upou'
her, that she was called stupid" and her teacher
had punished her and she was tired OF life.
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AN OvArioN.-A reporter for the German pres,
OF Cincinnati, having served out a brief term O
imprisonment in the county Jail there for som.
offence in which the sympathies of the people
we're all with him, procession of several thou
sand Germans met him at night, aud escorted
him from the Jail in torchlght array to the Tur
ners Hall, where an enthusiastic meeting wa.
held, and speeches made
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PAaADs r. New YORK Monday was the seventy
second anniversary of the birth of 1t Geo Scott in
honor OF which event the national flag display
ID from many prominent penIs in New York. and
the Scots Life Guard, (al OF whom were in the ex
ed in front of the City ball by Gen Sandford, the
Guards we're presented ia two beautiful flags bear
ing the'following inscriptions presented to the
Scstt Life Guard by the ladies of New York June
I4rh IS5S;'' Let US die arms in hand-our country
requires the sacrifice" The ceremony was witness
ed by mary thousands Of people, besd the Boston
Light Guard who on a visit to that city.
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ACCIDENT ON TIE SourH READING RALRoAn.-Tbe
10 A. Nj. train for Boston over the South Reading
Branch came in collision on Friday with car
ryail, on the track. In the carryall were Mr.
Brown, of Bynnfeld, his wife and daughter -
The locomotive struck the hind wheels and rear
of the carriage, and shattered it into hundred
pieces, but strange to say no one was killed, and
the only injury sustained was slight wound on
the bead of Mrs. Brown.-B1Ston Transcript, Of
t
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Price 50 cents.
En- sold by all Druggists. je Sim
gas% A PosIrIvE CURs FOR CANCER.

Without The uSr IF CauStic Knjfe endorsed and e-
Qlzed by ysspeciGl enactment IF the STATE legislature
If Maryland, with good report trom five physi-
cans of the House of Delegates who were appointed
to examine its claims.
The undersigned will guarantee cure of all ex
ternal Cancers, where vital parts have not become
involved before the application is made and the gen
eral health of the ralieat is still good.
The above Is all that is deemed necessary to say
as the great efficacy of this remedy is pretty ex
tensiveiy known.
A pamphlet giving some useful information on
the subject of Cancer. will be sent to all requiring
the knowledge it contains who will inclose stamp.
Address JOHN GATHERS
Office No l02 Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md.
10
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STEALING WooD b,

STEALING WooD Ben. slave to Mrs.
Childrey, vas caught in the act OF stealing wood
from John ID. Quaries, yesterday morning. and
sentenced to be fogged Ben has charge Of the
canal boat ''LaDdonia," owned by Alexander Coos.
by, who ran of from Lynchburg q short time since
for felony When the boat was searched. = runsr
way negro WAS found in 10 aud lodged In Jail.
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NEW STEAMERS LONGER THAN THE LRvIArHAN--
While public attention has been attracted so strong
Iy by the unusual dimensions of the L-yathan that
the name Of that vessel is in every body's mouth il
happens sineulary enough that two vessels Of
srester length, and of more remarkable charac
ter, have been advant ing to completion in Liver
pool without the general public being even cogniz
ant of their existence These vessels are each 7Gt
feet long. They have been constru ted By Messrs
pany, and are intended for the navigation of the
Indian rivers. The purpose Of their peculiar fca
lures of construction is to enable large cargo 10 be
carried at good rate of speed upon light draughI
Of water.
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RESTORED TO THE MIsIsrRY.-We learn from on,
Alabama exchanges that the Rev Dr. W. T. Ham
iitou, who fell from his bigh estate SO sadly som,
years ago, In Mobile, has applied to the Presby
terry OF south Alabama for repeal of the sen
tence Of suspension from the mem bersbip of tn,
church, and that his prayer has bsen granted.
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s6F INrEREsrING TO LAD1Es.-Whep

In the course of human events. Ladies and Gentle
men lose one of their greatest natural attractions
hne head of har-it becomes matter of serious i'm
portance, and the question is. what shall do to
stop the hair from falling off and restore its vgor
and beauty. In reply to this query, We beg to say
try DIR. HARRIS HAIR PRoMoTSR and IMpEovEa. A
few applications will stop the hair falling or break
ing, remove uandruft, keep the scalp clean and
white. and impart freshness and vigor to the hair
and although you may have been bald twenty years.
the continued Use of it two months will insure you
q luxuriant head of hair. Call and get bottle and
not satisfied after ths second application return
it and get the price paid
Ask for DR., Harris Hair Prom tier and Improyer
Sold in Richmond, by
W PETERSON, Druggist,
Cor Main and 18th, aud Main and Wall ats.
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Nor BAILABLE-The Mayor has d.,

cided that no Justice of the Peace other than him
self, has right TO admit to bail any person who
has been arrested and imprisoned for violating an
ordinance of the city, and has directed his officers
to bear that fact in mind. Any bail bond taken
in such case 10 utterly worthless, and amounts to
turning the prisoner loose parole. We are sure
that Of the Justices Of this city wish 10 inter-
fers With police matters, when not legally author
sed to do so, aud that 10 fnture they will let the
Mayor attend 10 his own business
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UNITED STATES SLoop OF WAR SARATOGA This yes
sci. which has been ordered to the gulf went Into
com mission AZ Norfolk saturday and will sail thi
week her officers and men number 200 sou's. aud
she carries a battery of 20 guns. The Dav Book
rays she has en- beard 800 loaded SHE'LL IL ono bs oi
powder together with 5,so musket cartridges, LOO
carbine cartridges and 1880 pistol cartridges She
has also ,be usual quantity OF small arms allowed
10 vessel of her Glass; with 25 Colts reyoivers for
her officers. The marine guards have the new regu-
lation Minnie rifles
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SIR WILLIAM PsEL.-This young English officer
whose death in India was announced by the last ar
rival was toe third Of the late Sir Robert Peel
and entered the n-vy when youth. DUR g the
bonbardment Of Sebastopol he gained the Victoris
Cross for throwing burning shell out Of battery
BE also led the ladder-party al the assault on the
18th of June en- which occasion hs was severely
gounjed; and among the small party which
rallied around the famous two-gun battery at Inker
mann At the breaking out of the war in India hs
was again assigned TO active duty, and served
through the conts. up to the time of his death a.
aid-de-camp in the "Naval Brigade-" Some tvs
rag. by the British government by his creation
q knight eommau der of the Bath. He died of small
pox at the early age OF 81.
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DEATT or Col. u. NJ. HARRrsoN.-The victorian
Col. Robert IL. Harrison, Of Virginia. died on the
lfth of May, Mt Kingston, Jamaica, where ho has
heen consul of the United States since 1921 His
death will be deeply regretted by his many friends
In the United States as well as by the Inhabitants
of the island of Jamaica. Tho vessels in port at
Kingston, as well as the consuis of all other ns
tons there. hoisted their flags at halfmast upon
the day of the funeral.
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A DrFFEsENcE-It has been commonly reported
that Anthony Burns, the celebrated Fugitive slave
was stud yng divinity in some College In Ohio
We are reliably informed, however, that Anthony
IS in limbo for life In the Massachusetts State phi
son, the proper school in which 10 learn abolitiou
theology. His crime was robbery.
( rei Tn \ PerOr,}sr
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AZ NEW FAMILY DRUG STORE. -
WAKING 4 PEARCE, druggists beg to inform
therfrends and the public generally that they have
removed TO their NEW ST TjRE. on Broad street,
above Ninth. ami opposite the old Swan Tavern,
whore may be found a complete assortment of fresh
and reiab!e DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMI-
GALS; also, English and French PerfumeTy, Ln-
bins Extracts lair and Tooth Brushes. FaLcy Ar
ficies, Imported Cigars and chewing and Smoking
Tobacco OF the best quality. my It's