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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

C+The Tribune publishes list of one
hundred and ninety -four gentlemen and eight
ladies, who are DESTROYS of giving public
lectures during the approaching winter
Besides those included in this list, there are
hundreds Of Others constantly travelling
through the West and South Who. in virtue
of black coat and pair of spectaclcs. as
sumo the title of Professor" and are pre-
pared at short notice, and for proper con-
Sderation, to deliver lectures on any subject
under the sun--or above it either, for that
matter. Lectures appear to be getting more
numerous every year, which would seem to
argue that the demand for them is increasing.
How utterly dreary and destitute of amuse-
ment must life in country towns be in winter,
when their inhabitants actually find relief in
boredom and not only consent to be bored
for an hour at a time, but positively pay
handsomely for it, If to the corps of Lee
turers, we add our % 600 Ministers of
different denominations. besides the other
public instructors, and countless politica
orators, it would seem that If our people are
not more pious and better :. posted" on all
things IN general, than any other, it is not
from want uf patience in listening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

o. Henry M. Mclntirc, Esq, is to
deliver the Annual Address before the Chester
county Agricultural Society, which meets
at West Chester, on the 23rd inst. Mr..
Mclntre is the youngest son Of the late
Andrew McIntire, of this county. He grad
uated at Yale College few years ago, with
high honor; he then commenced the study Of
law with Judge Lewis, Of Vest Chester, and
is now engaged in the practice Of law at that
place.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

TRYING To WEAR OUT A Gun AT Ole
Point Comfort a party Of United States
soldiers are trying to wear out gun weighing
$4,000 pounds 1t is loaded with 10 pounds
Of powder, and carries ball weighing los
pounds I! has already been tried more than
thousand times, Near it are two guns
which were fred 2 900 times at Pittsburgh.
The object of the firing is 10 test the durabil
ity of the iron. and the gun will be discharged
until it becomes useless.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

MARYLAND PoLrTIcs. The American party
Of Hartford county have nominated the follow
ing ticket:
For senator Franklin Whitaker: for sheriff,
DR.. j. II. Jarrett; for Legislature VIM,
Baylcss, Richard G. Mccoy, DR.. j. Wilson !:
county commissioners Samuel II. Reasn,
Samuel C. Scharii, Ii. g. Waters, Thomas w
Hall and Robert NJ. Rigdon. Judges of the
Orphans Court Henry 5. lIarland, William
Amos, Dr. John K. Sappington prosecuting
attorney, William II. Da.lam; surveyor,
Frank lin Barr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

THE TIGHT ROPE Blondin crossed the
Niagara again Oh the 9Th instant, with willow
baskets on his feet, and upon reaching the
centre. took champagne and cake from table
which he carried with him. After the per-
Torrance he promised the crowd that next
June he would cross the rope on stills.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

~" IENTKEN TIIE. IJtI, HOS To, u.
s ( NJ PENHoCK 4 Co.-'ients ST. applied the
WeL's Fertilizer, bought of you, to part of my
corn crop. | used small quantity in each hill.
The contrast in its fave is almost incredible.
| have used No Peruvian Guuno and ether
concentrated manurcs, but so far as | have tried
the Fertilizer give it the prfrronce If | have
occ, SIGN 10 bay any concentrated manure5 for the
corning wheat crop twill certainly be Wehb's
Fertilizer" Respy, EMMOR PlERSQN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

G-TThe subject of Spiritualism certainly
hath charm for scholarly minds The Hon.
Robt. Dale Owen has work in press, upon
which he has spent much time and thoughtful
care in which ne will endcavor to expose the
modern theory or lead sober men to investi-
gate its phenomena.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

ANOTHER GREAT TRoTTlG MATCH BETWEEN
FLORA TEMPLE AND PRiNCEss, came of ovel
the Herring Run Course, near Baltimore, or
Saturday last There were some $500 per.
sons present to witness the contest. Flora
won in three straight heats. Time, 2,29-
2.3l-2 %. The time made by Flora in the
last heat was the same made in her cclebra
ted Long island match. and is the fastest
time on record this or any other country
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

IRIsH REMTrANCEs IoME.-It is aathori-
tatively stated that the amount Of money
RENTED home by liishmen resident in
America, the last year, for the purpose of
assisting their friends TO emigrate, was 49,
10000. The ten preceding years the
AMOUNT RENTED WIS S49, 680,00Q
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

0J~The vertable Parson Brownlow is
again extant. though in rather damaged
condition. He is now at the Virginia Springs
for the benefit of his voice, which he has
almost entirely lost. but he says he intends
to raise it against Locolocoism as long as he
can, and when he can no longer speak, he
intends to make mouths al The rascdliy concern !!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17
AN AMERICAN TRoTTER ASTONISHING

AN AMERICAN TRoTTER ASTONISHING TIE
BRIrIsu.-The Northern Times, of August
18th, says: =" The hitherto unaccomplished
feat of uotting twenty miles within an hour
(in England) was performed yesterday by a
horse called Jack Rossite," IAN American.
Hewas handled by a Yankee jockey, especially
brought over for the occasion"
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WII.MiNGToN, Del. Aug. H. 80.
S. & NJ. PEHNocK Esteemed Friends.-I have
rsel cbb s Fertilizer ON both wheat and corn |
have, also. during the past few years. tried most
OF he other concentrated manures in our market
including No ] Peruvian Guauo. The Fertilizer
has given me the best satstac ton | consider it
Il truly valuable manure. / will want more Of it,
... OTLEY VERNON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

MAINE The election for Governor and
members of the State Legislature Of Maine,
held on Monday last, resulted in the complete
triumph of the Republicans. Gov. Morrill,
has fecn reelected by an increased majority,
while in the Legislature the Buchanan
Democracy are no. where
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

DNew and very dangerous three dollar
spurious notes, purportng to be the true
issue of the Bank of w inington and Brandy
wine. have just made their appearance
Some of the notes have pink tint, very
dangerous and calculated to deceive.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17
Saturday. thc Sh day Of October, 1859,
t IL O'Clock A. NJ. all that
LOT OF GROUND

LoI OF GROU ND,
containing Acres, more or less. living near
llarrisvillc, in the 9th Election District OF
Cecil county. on the south side Of the road
leading from llarrisvilc to Porter's Bridge.
and adjoining the lands of Stephen Reynolds,
and Same Tosh; it being the same lot OF
Ground devised to Nathan Bcnomi McVey
by John Harris, deed, by his Will. bearing
date January ~ 1918, and recorded in the
office Of the Register Of Wills for Cecil
county, in lbcr b.. fol. III, &c.
TER MS.-One- hall Of the purchase money
on the. day of sale, and the other half in six
months; the credit payment to be secured
by The note of the purchaser, with approved
security, and to bear interest from the day
of sale. W. PINKNEY EWING,
Elkton, Sept. II, lSo9--ts Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

DISTRICT NoMINATIoNs.-Th officers
of such District meetings as have not sent in
the If local nominations, (whcre they have
been made } will please attend to it.
The following are the nominations in the
Ninth District: Road Snperrisor-Samuel
Slcer. Justices Of The Peece-Abncr Kirk,
David Wherry. ConsiO6ies-Samuol lladdock,
William Xix, Jr.
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T'ESTEsaDXEAES.

I.oyEvlLLE, Del Aug. TO- 80.
S 4 NJ. PENNoCK & Co --Gcnts Il used the
Wehb FERTILIZER bought Of you last spring chiefly
potatoes and garden vegetable | prefer it to
tl;r best No | Peruvian Guano or any other
manure | have ever used. l intend using it OH
ny next wheat crop. JOSEPH POOLE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

GROWTH OF TEXAS. - The vote of Texas
at the late election for Governor was about
sixty-three thousand. In 1850, when Texas
came into the Union, she only polled about
eight thousand. This shows an astounding
increase in the population of the State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17
CEHTREvILLE. Del. Aug. IL, 80

: & NJ. PENN0cK & CO Esteemed friends--I
ia sd, Used Gibbs Fertilizer the past Two years OF.
my corn / have also used il m potatoes. In
eS cry the result has been Surprisingly lav"ra-
s.e | kuow of NO concentrated manure in which
have much confidence. | intend applying it
. - my wheat crop the coming Fall. | believe that
~ mG.me thai does as wei rs il has donc for he
lut :; work We ON wheat and other crops.
lcapy, MARSHALL CHANDLER.
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CESrREyrLIE, Dol. Sth mo 18Th. 80.
Friends s & NJ. PENSOcK & Co.. have used
lWebb's Fertilizer on my growing corn crop, and
am much pleased with the result. | know of no
concentrated manure to which would not give
the Fertilizer the preference | expect to use it
on my wheat crop this coming fall.
EVANS HARVEY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

Heavy FREIGHT BUSINESS. During the OF
month August, the tolls from freight on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad amounted to $27 ,5lS.T. OF this
amount. S4,394S0 was received as freight
upon peaches during the past three months
2S6 ESQ gallons of milk was brought owe,
this road to Philadelphia of which 81 2GG
were transported during August, The rcvenn,
to the road from this source amounted tc
80 ga %.
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FROM CALiroRNIA.- The steamer Star of
the West arrived at New York on Monday.
She brings upward of 80 600 900 in treas
ure and nearly five hundred passengers
The French residents of San Francisco had
celebrated the anniversary cf the Emperor s
baptisma day with considerable enthusiasm:
but expressed themselves much disguised
with the sudden conclusion of peace. Some
of them grossly insulted the French consul
as he was entering the church to witness Il
Tc Dcum.
Mr.. Horace Greeley had arrived at San
Francisco, and a great Pacific Railroad meet
ing was mproviscd, which was attended by
5000 persons, and at which Mr.. Greeley
spoke.
Additional advices from the disputed ter.
ritory of San Juan Island state that Gen
Harvey had sent four additional companies Of
the infantry to reinforce Capt. Plckett's com.
pany already there. Up to the 18th Of An
gust no British troops had b, en- landed Gen
Harvey had addressed formal letter to Gov
Douglas, in reply to his published protest.
We have nothing of striking interest from
Chill. The rumor that the American govern.
mcnt proposes to vindicate the cause of tn,
United States consul IN the late difficulty bl
sending four mcn-of war to threaten Nulpara-
iso had excited much alarm among the Chilli
ans, and much indignation among tie Ameri.
cans and other foreign residents.
The Spanish minister in Peru was cndeav.
oring to make peace between that republic anl
Ecuador,
Mon'evi1eo had declared herself neutral in
any war between BucnoS AyrcS and the Ar
gcntine Coniedcra ion. President Lopez, o
Paraguay, had refused any aid to Urquiz'
against Buenos Ayres.
Advices from GnayaQnil to August 1911
state that the Peruvian fleet was preparing to
lombard that city and all the unplr class c,t
liens had rcmoTed. Those who remained
where preparing for Il desperate resistance.
General Castillo was momcn:arily expected
with all his force from Callao,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

NAAMANs CREEK Del, Aug H. 80.
Ncs7rs 5. d NJ. pENNoCK & Co-Gents Tho
r nh's Fertilizer, which | bought of you, did SO
w. | will want more for my wheat crop this
fail AMOR & FORWARD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-17

0-FMons. Du Lave, the rope-walker, has
been notified by the Rochester authorities
that when he walks the rope again he must
take out a license.
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fofal affairs.
Notice to the Voters OF the Fifth
niSrrirt

Mr.. Joseph Benjamin having declined the
nomination for Justice of the Peace, the
voters of the Fifth Election District re-
quested to meet in North Fast on Saturday
the oath of September TO fl the vacancy
BY Order of
TIE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
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Mapes' NitrOgcnixed
Of Lime |!
FRUIT TREES.

A MEXICAN GUANO. This Guano from
a = RVS sirnd, cont ,iniuga larger per centage
Phosphate Of Lime than Bones contain
For sale by il s. SITES
tHAtN FANS.--Enn Wrinkle Fans and Fam
! borough Fans. For sale by
July Q. H. s Sites.
y 'MBERLAND NAILS, ior sale bygthe
- keg, by b. Scorr.
DECEIVED this week, a new supply Of House
H. keeping Goods CANIWELL & EDER.
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Notice 10 Collectors.

fsNlE County Commissioners, will meet at
4 their office, in the Court House, in Elk
ton, on TUESDAY, the 9th inst, to settle
with Collectors. Those Collectors Of 1857
whose accounts are unsettled, are hereby
specially notified to attend at that meeting
and close their accounts. By Orde
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Sep. II, lS5J-2w. Comm'rs Cecil county.
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BAUGH'S
Lightly Improved Raw Bone
SuDer-ph0SDhate Of Lime.

Manufactured from Unburnt Bones, at DOWNING
ton, PA. Wholesale Office and Store, No. 20
So-th Wharves, Philadelphia.
The subscribers are exclusively engaged in the
NJ nuftcturc and Sale Of this article, and would
respectfully invite the attention of Farmers and
! a,des 10 it Being manufactured under their
personal supervision. from the RAW, OR uN-
1.kNED BONES, they assure farmers and
trade that it is a perfectly Genuine Article,
aud n superb phosphate which can be recommended
IS an entirely reliable fertilizer for all crops
hey guarantee the Bones to be neither Boiled.
Turned or Roasted for the extraction Of the Glue
III its Manufacture
Price $45 per 1000 lbs, III cents per lb.)
- Liberal terms to Dealers
BAUGH & SONS.
Wholesale Office and Store.
No. 20 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
- Tor sale by DAVID SCOTT, ELKroN, Nd
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NOTICE TO GEgsEEeS.

4 LII persons are hereby warned not to
N trespass, with dog or gun. on the lands
of 'le subscribers, HIS the law will be enforced
against any so offending.
Bcrbagc Brock, Nicholas LarZalere,
Thomas d. Webb, Charles GIading,
Isaac Lort, Howard Titus,
john g. Creig, VIM. p. Ford
Nicholas L. LOTHIAN. Gscpt II, lS59-2m
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New UousE.--Mr. Rudolph Bennett
is building very fine brick house, in Little
Elk, which will be a great improvement to that
part of the town.
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Valuable REAL ESTATE.

WILL be offered at Public Sale, at the
w Hotel of VIM. Crumpton, in Port
Deposit, Cecil county, Maryland, on
Saturday, The Sh dQy of October. 1859.
highly improved Farm of 6Sa Acres. on the
road from kidd's Purchase to Rowland's
Mills, and about .! miles from Port Deposit ;
62aa acres cleared land, 6 acres in WOOD -
g'-ss4A Buildings mostly new, and in
GSAisHs good condition. Fencing most
sa iSiM " new, and in good order.
- - ..5asis, Land high and rolling, and
the place well watcrod Il strong spring Of
excellent water al the house convenient to
markets, churches, schools and mills.
0yTo any one wanting a small farm,
requiring no outlay to put it in order, this
place offers rare inducements. The tenant
on the premises will show the property to
any who may wish to examine it.
TERMS OF SALE ;-One-third of the
purchase money to be paid in Cash on the
day of sale the residue to be divided in
three instalments, payable in 6, II and Is
months from the day of sale, with interest,
and to be secured by mortgage on the pro-
misses. Apply to
WILLIAM APPLEGARTH x SON,
81 Pratt Street, Baltimore.
Or, Il. d. McCLENAllAN,
Sept II, 1S59--ts. Port Deposit.
Village Record, West Chester; Del,
Republican, and Doylestown lntelIigcncer,
copy lawts. and send bill to the MessrS.
Applegarth.
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PORT DEPOSIT
STOVE WORKS.
TIN and SlRI.El EEI9H WARE

SENLIEAa VI - W a Rh
nj ANUFACTORY.- -.4RMSIRON GS & co.
Ill respectfully inform their friends and tho
public, that they have gotten up some new
and improved Stoves, of the latest and most
durable patterns, consisting Of
COOKING STOVES, for coal or wood.
HEATING STOVES, for coal or wood.
Also, Siyer's celebrated GAS BURNERS
for coal.
Testimonial letters from some Of the most
scientific men in the country recommend
these Stoves as being the BEST, most eco
nomlcal and most easily managed Stoves
now III use, and as fully carrying ont the true
principle for the consumption of the gas
thrown of by the burning Of coal.
We would also invite attention to our
assortment OF TIN and SHEET IRON
WARE, all Of which is manufactured in Il
SUPERIOR manner. of the best materials, and
Will be furnished at the lowest market price.
All our Stoves ana work warranted to be
as represented or rctuinabc in thirty days.
Sept. II, 1859 3m.
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USend on your Clubs: 10 copies,
So 30; copies, S1.00.
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uT-.'Copy right Democrats "a new name
given to the Doug by the editor Of the
Font Wayne Republican.
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NEW GOODS,
psuzEs, ESlsnSS GOODS.
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TsNllE undersigned duly appointed EXlmi-
Z ncrs, 10 view and determine the proprirty
OF locating new road from II point ON the
road leading from VIA. Can"run'S t. Kirk =
VI ills, near the old Grave Yard li1ld. and
running through lands ct VIM. i. Bllcs. Geo.
W. Jann'y, Sarah Williams, VIM. Nunns,
David Sherer and Empsou Magraw, and ter
miuatng near II large Hickory Stump, on the
side Of the road leading from Warhurton's
Saw Mill To Cartrr's Paper Mil hereby
give notice that they will meet ut the point
OF beginning Of the proposed road, on rCEs-
DAY. the 18Th day Of October, next at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, to proceed to the discharge Of
the duty ASST gnci them.
JETIIkO JOHNSON.
WILLIAM T. MARBURToN,
SAMUEL MEARNS,
Sept. II, lS59--tn. Examiners.
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Teachers Wanted

TWO Male Teachers will be wanted or
d. the lst of October, next one for Public
School at Port Deposit, and one for School
at Principle Furnace.
Application may be made to
JEFFERSON RAMSAY,
Sept II, le53-3w. POlt Deposit.
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THAT BEET BEATEN.-Mr. /. n.
Benjamin, of North East has sent to this Office,
II turnip beet, which he rased it measures
% inches in diameter. and weighs cjght and
half pounas. This beats the one noticed last
week but who can beat this one?
- Mr.. Isaac Collins, of Elk Neck, has, also,
sent us beet, which weighs / pounds.
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PRoTRACTED MEETING.-A protractcd
meeting will commence in the NJ. L. Church,
at Cherry Hill, on Sunday evening, the 18th
inst,
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PnILADELrAIA, Aug. 18th, lSj9.--" Baugh' IS
eighty Improved Super-phosphatc of Lime. .
ling made by process which was con'rivel in
ny Labratory, am acquainted with its qualities;
regard it as superior to Super phosphate made
ON bone, ash or burned bone, because the more
lluablc portion of organic matter is not destroyed
il Baugh super Phosphate JAS. c. BOOTH,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
July 80, 1889 jim
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FHEvuIE. Chcs Ter CO.. Pa, Aug 10, 80.
NJ SIS S. & Nj. PENYoCK & Co.--Gents Il have
usc1 W,bh's Fertilizer both rs a top-dresser for
grls AID for corn, with great success. For corn
/ n slicd small handful to two hills-whore it
was corn after corn--also after grass sod | am
sati led from the present appearance of the crop
Tia tho Fertilizer will more thIn double the yield
. r., der it IA valuable and cheap manure, and
w, want some for my coming wheat crop.
hcsp'y, MARKS IL. FREDD.
%ttt. oT i950---hw
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FOR. SALE.

A GOOD BROOD MARE, of good stock,
II will work any place. Inquire at this
Office. (Sept II, fSJ9--lw
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TO The Voters Of ME 5M Erirct,on D,xiric'.-
H would respectfully offer myself as an
Il Independent Candidate for Road Super
visor, and will pledge myself, if elected, to
perform the duties implrtiIlly and to the
best Of my ability. DAVID BICE.
Sept. II, iS5g-te.
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G. L A n O !
WE are prepared with an ample stock of
w genuine
F&GtIVIaN, Californian,

AMI "lhcrG AMOS. to supply orders from farmers,
commission mcrch ms and dealers
Our extensive trade in ttUANoS Of known value
and established reputation only and our neces-
sariIy large purchases, being by entire cargoes,
selected with from the
Estate INSPECTORS ANALYSIS"
enable us to supply farmers AMI mc"chants at the
lowest prices and on the most favorable terms,
Our PERUVIAN GCANo is always delivered
from the warehouses of the Governmcnt agent.
thereby n!toriing guarantee to purchasers of its
GENClNENESS aud PURITY
The CALIFORNIAN GuANO is of our own
nIEErr importation into ths market from ELlDE
ISLAND. per ship "AREY, " aud is pronounced
by the Inspector superior to any other cargo now
offered for safe by reason of the very large per
centage of AMMONIA it contains as well rs from
the unusual DIZZINESS of the entire cargo
~ Purchasers will take notice that this cargo
has our name stamped on every bag.
We have also for sale genuine
AA Brown Mcncq0, White Mcr,can. Sombrero
and other Phosphate GuANos Farmers DESTROYS
Of combining heir own Guaos To adapt them to
particular soils can be supplied with every
variety and in any quantities.
w We are not engage in the business of mix
ing Guano or the manufac uring Of artificial for
tilizcrs p MALCOM K co
sept. li--1w. BOwly' Wharf Baltimore
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A dwelling EEni.Sa.

A dwelling House,
and Of an ACRE OF LAND. The Dwell
ing is II feet long by IS feet wide, with /.
room IL by IS feet, and passage Of s feet
on first floor second floor. two rooms and a
passage. The back building is Is feet wide
by - feet long. the first floor has two rooms
and pantry and a cupboard there is on
second floor three rooms, porch in front of
back building by Is feet long. There is
also on the property VI lat House, 10 by II
feet, with cellar, II Pump OF good Water at
the door, Poultry House by 10 feet.
The property is enclosed by good fence
with palcd garden.
t. Sale to commence at O'Clock 7. NJ.
Terms made known on day of sale.
RICHARD SEEMANS,
Sept. Il, 1S59-ts. Trustee.