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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
CITY OF LANCAsTRR: [
THURSDAY, october 6, 1859.
Mrs. Partington on Ike's Conduct in
Church.

Mrs. Partington on lke's Conduct in
Church.
81 what do you think will become ofyouT
d said Mrs. Parlington to Ike, as they were
going home from church. The question;
related to the young gentleman's conduct
in church, where he had tiped over the
cricket. peeped over the gallery. attracting
the attention Of q boy in the pew below by
dropping pencil, tied with string, upon
I his head, and had drawn aslhideous . pic,
ture ofA dog upon the snow white cover
OF tho best hymn book. f,6GFG
Where do you expect to 60 to?' 1t was
question whichthe youngster had never
bsiore- had put to- him quite SO closely.
and he said he didn't know but he
{ thought he'd like to go up in a balloon.
I'm afraid you'll 60 down if you don't
meud your ways. rsther than 60 up ),
You have been acting very badly in
meeting continued she, and ] declare l
could hardly keep from boxing Jour ears
right In The midst OF the Lethargy. You
e. did not pay no interest. and l lost all the
thread OF the sermon, through your
tricks.' 2@R - ans .-f'st
80 Il didn't take your thread said Ike
who thought she alluded to the string BY
which tie pencil was lowered TO the boy:
$'thst was a fishing line.1 81 sa y
iOb, Issac,, continued she, earnestly,
.what do you want to aot,so like the prob
able son. for? Why don't you try and be
like Iavid and Deuteronomy, that we
read about. and act in Teprebensibe
manner?' The appeal was touchihgi and
Ike was silent. thinking Of the sling that
David killed Goliah With, and wondering
il be couldn't make one. ~. g-# -. +,
EH-Thc following examination 6f a
certain candidate for admission to the bar
is decidedly good one. The e3aHiina,
fion commences With the following.
DO you smoker n
.HdSs I aS.esgh soii |. 4S@2MI s;I.ls 2SMIs,,SG 7
9YeSs sir.Y I {ExteR ding . short si4. J 9
Wow Sit what Is the frst daty Of
10 s6ilSc. fess.s s20oEE .aa
What is'tbe seco1d?'
TO increase the number oihis clients.
y'HS.When does your position toward youl
client chance?h .h5-a 'wsvAv &gYo1la
~ aWhen. making a bill Of costsA ao''
Explain s,sdz S,ssa.en2gq. sqaA 4!gE5
.,a,sWbsn + oCppy the, lsntagonisticr posi-
tion 1assume the character Of q, plaintiff
and they the defendent.' t'a.'''1 q
'A's1it described, how do You stan,
with The lawyer conducting the otbe
saside2'wa asHfea.4 sSl 7e ssas&vap, 70 rs'iai
" Cheek by jOwl.' s'4Essy, so ,,ryu3
Enough, sirAyDu promise to becom
= On ornament to your professionS and
.wish you success. Now are, you, awar
,.s6ftbsduty you owe me9' a5tls7sg
I am, SIR II isto invite, ,you, 70 drink,
ri But supposing I ,deeline?' Cahdi
dale scrat'hes his bead. ~ agsg
There isuno instance Of the kind O.
record in the booksl-can't answer tn
question - ~ i
You, are right, and the confidence wit
which you make The assertion shows tbs
you have read the laws attentively. Ii
NAus have ~ drink and I'wilfsign your eel
ti6cate.' $4,000 S"f Z" u~''S Sgs
IA -y-.fA No ~ 'lEil' sa'li -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

a. LORD Mr.. Lord, who is now resid ing
in Illinois. was short time since riding
from Jacksonville to Peora, in that State
and as he was passing q small hut by thu
roadside, he noticed o sbaggy-hesded boy
about eight years Of age. with large eyes
no hat, and dressed in a worn out pair o.
his fathers ttowsers, trying 10 balance
himself on the splintered top Of hickory
stump. {5sl1n. 1iSai sis4' ,z.'-a..
More for the purposeofbreakipg the mo
notony Of riding all day without speaking
than TO gain information, Mr.. Lord reineC
his horse up to the ience and, said: =
my ljtlls boy, can you tell me how ia
it is to Sangamon Bottom?' :, ~ q
The boy poised himself. on one leg. ops q
ed his eyes TO their fullest extent, and re
piled: .
h.,Bout six miles, | reckon z
DO you live in that hOuseP inquire,
Mr., Lofd:q ris ,,45r5a ~
i reckon was the reply. ..is g. 4,
'Doyou enjoy yourself out here in tn
"A heap .''.7V ';5 n,.a3g =
What ails yonr psnts?' ha& p
'Tore 'em.' was the laeonic answer. Z
Finding that he had hold Of geniu
that could not be pumped, Mr.. Lord turn
ed his head to depart, but in return wa
| now hailed by tile boy, who in a cotnical
Fhalf.reluctant Tone exclaimed: 70 Il g
What mout your name be9, tIi lt
| Lard WAS the answer
Here the boy grilned oil over, even i
the wrinkles in his fathers trowsers, AM
seemed hardly able to suppress troa,
snicker. Ny, Ne,1oca
You seem pleased said Lord; 'perhap
| you never heard the name before?'
Yes, / havs,' replied the younger;
have heard pap read about you in the Bi
blei' ,'q 4F Is gttaeygt
Lord put spurs to his horse. and says tba
even thoughts to which the incident gav
rise were not sufficient to keep him fror
sniokering the rest Of the journey.
L .f j
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

RH-.Jaek did you carry that umbrella
home borrowed yosisrday7 No sfathsr
you hAvsofien told me to lay up something
for rainy dsy.' .v ..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

A SuRPa.sE PARTF.-The Hartford Press
relates that on Wednesday evening. "a .
young clergyman was skating down the
Conkecticut. at great speed, be come so
unexpectedly upon 2 group Of young ladies
that be could moi, turn 10 avoid them. and,
therefore, to prevent accident. caught one
by the waist and took her with him. Az.
soon as The as,ouished female could Tscoy-
er her speech, he was saluted, who's dat
a aihuggin me so2' and. upon looking pPon.
his fraIl. burdens face. the young clergy
mand found that il was black as night
He didn't carry her far. and doesn't enjoy
compliments for his politsness. s'gb
| SAMBo's CosUKDRUM- Got couundrum
for you, Massa.' 81
RN.Ah, S.mbo. what is iI?. gqs 5si
why are de niggers Of dis eouptry Of
more 'portanee dan all de big she p owners
on Uncle Sans great plantation!'
Don't know, Sambo.'
Give it up, Nassau Y ~
Yes. Sqmbo.' !.
Cos. Massa, dey sAiss more wool and
don't haA,to color it needef.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

s5 SEILIEo NEoReEs.IN EOIs.-LAst Sat-
grday, apiece Of animated property ,called
George BpwlIn, was put up on . block al
) Carrolton, Green county Illinois, and sold
TO the highest bidder. His offence was 9
violation Of the law which prohibits the i'm,
: migration Of negroes 10. the State. Hav.
ing been tried and found guilty, he was fin
ed S63; and not being able {. pay the mo
ney be was sold to Mr.. Felix Morton fol
sixteen months. It does not appear tba
this little transaction in human flesh ant
! blood created any convulsive excitemen
among the ,philanthropists of opr siste'
Slata' 49, 4Ef & x ~ M 81
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

,t NY "What time o'night is it?" said a
country lass to.a dub spark of'Whose com
pany she was tired. asN
= rWby." said he, II reckon it's just
about now"
''Thsn Just now is the time that boys
Z onghtto be at home;" replied Miss, as she
lighted her beau. to the door.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06
A slave Code fsr Tetr,lerics, sustained BY

4
FRoM THE WASHINGTON CONSTITUTION
II is too clear TO require any elaborate
argument on the point that. It now being
now determinately settled By The Supreme
Court in the Dred Scott case, that the
constitution recognising property in slaves
in the territories Of the Union. slaves are
lawfully introduced therein BY ehiieIsting
citizens Of the slave holding sovereigDties
OF the Union; and that Congress has no
right 70 prohibit sneb emigration aud sub
| sepuent holding; both Congress and its
creature, the Territorial Legislature, are
under constitutional obligation, which
they cannot overlook or disregard, TO re
spect and protect the slaves ss well as
other properly of citizens Of the severa
States Of the Union.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRAT
| .,.., &c STATE CONVENTION.
Resolved. That in the language Of fbe
Supreme Court Of the United States, ''lbe
right Of property in slaves is distinctly
and expressly affirmed 10 the Constitution :
and 'tbe ooly power over it conferred up.
on Congress is the power coupled will
The duty Of guarding and protecting the
owners in their rights as thus declared.
FROM THE LATE SPEECH OF sEyATof
FRowE OF MISSISSIPPI
He warned them that hesitation now is de'
olaliOn. He encouraged them TO hope lha
the star which had guided them in so many
paths Of difficulty, would not set at thn
critical moment. Everything now depended
on the feselute determination Of the Souti
TO have her constitutional rights. as defined
by the Supreme Court, or sinb the party
and. il needs be the Union itself in til
altempt.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

A CLEAR CASE. Coming along the street
the other morning, we heard the following
conversation which s-clsar enough;
~ Julius, is you better dis morning?'
qaq'No. Twas better yesterday, but rs 60
ober dat tiAa c3~ ga .sg hmj .s "
.Are.dare no hopes ofyoui discovery
30 Discovery Of whal9' a4,s siv ~
.'Your discovery from. the conValescenc'
what am fotching you on your back
Dat depends, sir, altogeddah on de prog
nostication which implies the disease
should dey continue fatually; de docto
links rs conner, should dey not conse
nate fatally, he hopes dis culled individ
ool won die dis time. Butas said afore
dat all depends on the de proghostics, ah'
till desc come TO head, dere are no telliDI
wedder dis pusson will come to = discOu
tiDuauce or oderwise.' .,.-.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

TIE Lowers PUzzLE. 10 learn 10 read
the following, SO as to make good sense,
is a mystery:
thee read see that me.
Love 10 down viii / II have
But that and Won have youth
One aud up and You il sue ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

T..First class in Oriental Philosophy
stand up. Tibbles what is liir?"
Life consists Of money, 40 horse
.n1 4. ~; ,n.bla u.;tas=a EgEit' p EGEnNf la
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-01
REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Property for Sale.
TUE subscriber will offer for sale at public
l. auction, on

! TUE subscriber will offer for sale at public
| l. auction, on
| TUESDAY, The lShb day of October, nelt,
( at II O'clock At THE HowNr HORSE. in the
town Of Etk,on. in Cecil county. in tho state o,
| Maryland the following property, viz:
LOT No. l--Bcing II fine Timber nd wood lot
, consisting of IL acres and Ii pcrches
! LOT No 2-liavng sixty acres of fine cleared
arabic land the balance in Timber, and being in
the whole $50 acres and IL perches
! LOT No. 3-Being good Farm with suit tbIo
Buildings consisting Of 203 acres. 2 roods and q
rerches-i09 acres good wood and timber, and the
| rest cleared land.
| LOT No, 4-Conssting of fine wood and tim
| Der lot Of 10 acres, roods and % porches
Lol No. 5-Also very fine wood and timber
lana Of l2I acres and 20 perchcs
LOT No. Cons isting of "A acres and pcrch,a
-62 acres cleared and the balance in fine timber
LOT No 7--lieing 1872 acres and y perches- of
which all are cleared. except about II acres
No. S--Bcing Farm, consisting of 1874 acres !
rood aud 30 pcrches, with all suitable buildings
upon it-lV0 acres cultivated land and 81 acres in
wood easily cleared.
No. 9-Bcing "A Farm of 1917 acres. roods and
81 prrches. of which there are 10 acres Of Guilt
waited land with good buildings, The rest in fine
timber
No. lO-Conssting of 1872 acres of very fine land,
with suitable buildings.
No IA very fine wood and timber lot of 90
acres and pcrches.
Nc. AN excellent Farm. with good buildings.
consisting Of 1872 and j perchcs all cleared
except 40 acres Of wood and timber land
No. ia very line Farm, consisting of about
Z5b acres. with an excellent farm house and suta-
bic out-huidings.
No lt-Contining III acres. roed and 10
saw Mill in good repair.
No ia wood and timber lot of 50 acres.
roods and 81 rerches.
No l5-hiso lot Of very fine timber and wood
| .,.,NI Ia a
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Valuable REAL ESTATE.

WILL be offered at Public Sale, at the
w Hotel Of VIM. Crunptun, il Port
Deposit, Cecil county, Maryland, on
Sof"rday, thc 8h day Of October, 1850,
a highly improved Farm OF 6e9 Acres, on the
road from hidd's Purchase to Rowland's
Mills. and about - miles from Port Deposit !;
o. acres cleared land, acres in WOOD
L-7sA Buildings mostly new, and in
E&tgses a good condition. Fencing most
%y3sS5SS Iy new, and in good order.
- Aa,zggd Land high and rolling ard
HE Place well watcr0d; strong spring ot
excellent water at the house convenient to
markets, churches, schools and mills.
g-g''To any one wanting Il shall 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.
Possession given on the 10Th Of March, next
g. Sale to commence at } o'clocl; p. NJ.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third of the
purchase money to be paid in Cash on the
day Of sale the residue to be divided III
three instruments, payable in u, Il and Is
months from ta2 day of sale, with interest,
and to be secured by mortgage on the pre-
misses Apply t"
WILLIAM APPLEGARTH & son,
81 Pratt Street, Baltimore.
Or. +. ID. McCLENAH
Sept u, lS59-ts. Port Deposit.
'.tNillage Record, West Chester; Del
Republican,. and DoyeStown lntelEigencer,
copy lawts. and send bill to the Messrs.
Appegarth.
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NOTICES..
EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

THE undersigned. Examiners, appointed
L by the County Commissioners Of Cecil
county, to view and determine the propriety of
making an alteration in the road from North
East to Marley, by The vacation of so much
Of said road as lies between the point Of its
intersection with the road from the Elliton
and Nottingham road to John w. Hollis, and
a point on said Marley road, short distance
northeast Of a line dividing lands of Thomas
Russell and James Denny and by the open
ing Of a new piece Of road, to commence at
the point where the proposed vacation
ceases, and to run on another line dividing
lands OF James Denny and Thomas Russell,
to an angle in the road leading to Hollis, a
short distance north Of James Denny's farm
house hereby give notice that they will
meet at the point where the proposed vaca-
ton commences. on SATURDAY, the goth
day Of October, next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
JESSE II. SHIPPERS,
PETER NJ. COULTHAR,
BENJAMIN MILLER,
Sept 81, l859-tm. Examiners.
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Cl)c .4tlor!tct9.
EtktGn Market,

REPORTED BY HENRY $. sTITES.7
ELKToN, Sept 80, 1853.
Red Wheat $l.l0 to 5000, White do.
: 20 to 5000, Corn, &c. Oats SO, Lime.
l5a cents per buShc.
WILMINGToN, Sept. 29th.-Whcat el.l5
Corn 20 els: Oats SO. Flour $5.50a So 10
Clover Seed S5.31 Timo,hy do, $2.l2
The PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Sept. ooh.
w hite Wheat, sl,3O, Red do, 81 % 3;
Corn, 50 cts; Oats, IL cts. Flour, $500
to $3.50.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 29,h,-Good to prime
red wheat &l.l0io S!.lj, prime white wheat
$50 to 81 80. Corn both white and vel
low 50 to 81 cents. Rye rs cents. Oats 35
to 81 cents, according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra $500.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE M.HKET Sept. 10 -
BecfCattlc--Thc offerings this week amounted
to about 1850 head sales at 6 so $3.50
per loo lbs, as to quality. The mark ct
was brisk. Cows and Calves Sales of
fresh Cows, at '@@2-.5 $50: dry do. at 20a $50
each. Shecp-Oliirings 5000: and sales at
4 90 a SCOPE lOUlbs. Hogs Offerings about
gee head sale, at 81 81 So 90 per 100 lbs
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O'l'IGE

is hereby given to the creditors, cndorsers
L. and suretics Of Ann +. Hayes. that she
hath made application for the benefit Of the
lnsolvent Laws Of Maryland, and that the
First Wednesday after the second Monday
of October, next, being the third day Of the
next October Term of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, hath been set apart and fixed
upon for the final hearing in her case, at
which time and place, her creditors, en-
dorscrs and sureties may attend and show
cause, if any they have, why final discharge
Shall not be granted said debtor.
Test, WIN. II. RICKETTS,, Clerk
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
July 9, l839-3m.
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The Mammoth Steamer.

The Great Eastern, which holds $4,000 tons, will
leave England for America on the 18th Of Sept,
and will be in Portland harbor, the 2lst or I'D
of October. This steamer is by far greater than
the ark of Noah, which was built 1000 years age.
For this reason the authorities Of that city havo'
invited the officials Of other states to be present at
her arrival. They are making arrangements to
receive the captain and crew with great honor. S.
Levi b. Lehman did make arrangements to havS
good supply Of Ready-mads Fall and Winter
Clothing for Men and Boys which can be Bought
for Cash, at his New and Fashionable clothing
STORE, Opposite tho Fountain Hotel) ELKToS, NH
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NHlS is to give notice, that the subscriber
L of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters of Tes-
tamentary on the personal estate of Philip NJ
Steele. late of said county, deccased.--
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticated, on or before the 22nd day of August,
1860; they may otherwise, by law, be ex-
cudcd from all benefit of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the sub
scriber. Given under my hand this 9th day
Of August: 1859. EVEN REISLER,
Executor Of Philip NJ. Steele, decd.
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
Aug. 81, 1659-6w
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NOTICES.
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TNIlE undersigned duly appointed Examl-
Il ncrs, TO view and determ inc the propriety
of locating Il new road from point on the
road leading from VIM. Cameron's to Kirk y
Mills, near the Old Grave Yard field, and
running through lands of VIM. b. Bies, Geo.
W. Janney, Sarah Williams, Vim. Nuns,
David Sherer and Empson Magraw, and ter
minatng near large Hickory Stump, on the
side Of the road leading from Warbnrton's
Saw Mill to Carter's Paper Mill hereby
give notice that they will meet at the point
OF beginning of the proposed road, on Tues
DAY, the 18th day Of October, next, at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, to proceed to the discharge Of
the duty assigned them.
JETIIRO JOHNSON. J
WILLIAM r. WARBURTON,
SAMUEL MEARNS,
Sept. II, lS59--tm. Examiners.
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5 Acres and "a Perches.
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.

TE'iIE subscriber offers for sale his Farm,
H. containing near 100 ACRES, situated
about A. miles from Eli>ton, on the main
road leading from Elkton to Brick Meeting
House. The improvements are good sub
stantial STONE HOUSE. having 6 ROOMS,
with good cellar and garnet; u good stone
Milk House, Frame Barn, 46 by 90 feet, and
other outbuildings. A good APPLE ORCHARD,
with a variety of other Fruit Trees. The
whole under good fencing, and under state
of good cultivation. having been well lined
during the past few years. Price 81 900
Persons wishing to purchase will please call
on the subscriber, residing on the premises
ELI MENDINHALL.
June l9, l959-im'
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FROM ARIzoNA.-SL LoUiS, September Oh
The Arizona correspondent Of the Rep"biicaa
says duel between Judge Watts and Mr..
OtcIo, the candid. tie for Congress from New
Mexico. had taken place near MeSila. Three
shots with Colts navy rcvolvers. at Is PAGES
wee exchanged without Of; ct, when the par.
ties wee withdrawn bv lkcir seconds.
1t was reported that Mr., Otero had Lecn
re elected TO Congress by 400 majority.
Lieut.. Mowry has also 'ccn returned to Con-
gress delegate from Arizona
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Agents wanted Everywhere.

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larger commission, it is much easier to get sub.
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The peculiar advantages are Larger Stock
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Assortment and Quality of Gifts More Phhotuality
and Correctness in filling Orders.
BY acting as Agents for me, Persons wishing d
valuable Library can procure it gratis Those
seeking an easy method of earning livelihood
can find it. Any one desiring good Watch, can
obtain it, For full particulars. send for n catalogue.
My large capital, together with my long expsr.
fence in the business and consequent familiarity
with all its details gives me an almost inoa!cua.
bic advantage over all other parties.
All ask is a trial. Send me an order and you
will be convinced that there is no exaggeraton.
DO NOT FORGET TO SEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
Persons visiting the city, are requested to call
and examine for themselves. q. q. EVANS
HEAD QUARTERS, 439 Chestnu: Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BRANCH STORE, As Cornhil Boston, Mass
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3tlorrjeO.

BYLE-ROBlNSON.-On the 9th ult., by
Rev. J. s. Cook, MR. JAcoB X. BYLE, of
Wilmington, Del. and Miss ANNA, daughter
of Captain VIM. Robinson, ofCcci County.
u Wilmington papers pcase copy.
JOHN MILLER. On the 2Sth nit. at
Cherry Hill, by Rev. Thomas b. NJ iiler, Mr..
HOWARD JOHNSON and Miss MARY MILLER,
both oithis county. UJ5 Delaware Gazette
please copy.
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PHILADELPHIA.
GJJ,NT1S 7

ESTABLISHED IN lSjI
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TIE TWO NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.

=
Near the village Of CHrISTIlNA 0dycr istd in his
paper in 'I"e Last, are offered at private sale ut
bargain Terms, one-fnurth Cash onr-tuurth in two
years. balance in eight years. The subscriber
expecting to leave the state will sell these two
healthy and valuable properties at but little ever
what the Improvements are now worth Counting
nominiily the worth of the land, " hch his had
plenty Of line and wants but little manure TO
make it as valuable as any in the State. New
fencing has lately been pat up and other improve
meats 5ute they were last advertised. enc farm
contains lbs acres the other % with every build-
us necessary for IA improved tlrm, all in good
repair Pcrsuus By takus he Ph.I3uia phia aud
Baltimore. RAILROAD for stanton depot tr ms ui
which leave Philadelphia AMI Baltimore several
times daii,, can sec ihe properties The sub~cri-
Der vii. meet til. IN there or at New Cailc, an
return th,m IN inn same day to take the ears or
boats. The farms viii be offered until sold.
Address. EGLERG nEisLER,
oct /. i5J9-iw. Christanl, Del.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE
Quaker City Publishing House !

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distributed during the next six months.
The inducements offered Agents arc moro
liberal than those Of any other house in the
business.
Having been in the Publishing and Book
selling business for the last eight years, my
experience enables me to conduct the Gift
Enterprise with the greatest satisfaction to
all. CyAGENTS WANTED in every
Town and county. For full particulars, adj
dress DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House,
SO South Third Street,
Sept. "a, 1859. Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-01

A Circus ON THE GREAT EASTERN. The
[. 5. Circus Company of llowes & Gushing,
now i'll Ireland, have applied 10 the owners
of the steamship Great Eastern to take them
and their one hundred horses to America on
her first trip, with peru ssion 10 give cxhlbi
tons on board during the passage.