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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
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Diclc SreimiIti8e.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
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289 Su6 Srcnt uuo $50 Sug tief. aelcoru in Der q.
Strast, aHsntaun, nit l6auftn,-Cnrm eutees
bauten 2lt5d9en bnditcinernCn Wcbnbous nit anQes
6autcr 2ltSdi9tn Slide, uno eusm 2tSdisrn otppsCs
ten Q8cbnbous, tn9rri6tst fit 5pci SdnliliCn.--
@srtb $3.50 90.
3tpeiter 9reis :--@ine Stabtlotte,
sclsssn in esr naml'ten etrabe, % Sue Srsut ah6
ll5 SuG tiek nit stuem sutsn. .esrSumiSsn jpsa6d.
iscn 6rdnlsS&op. GBcrtb 500 90. ......
Oritter 9reis :-gine 9otte @runc,
in osr Hamti6sn etrofs, IL Sn6 SrSnt uno ZIG
tttf. NIT tinem IL Std bcbcn Gsbduos! @sttb
5000.
Sierter YreiS :-Gine @runblctte,
in BET namIiden Straes, sntbaltsno in esr Srcnt
ls uno in rcr 2iefs II5 Sas' @srtb $e0e.
Sunfter 9reiS :-Gine dnbere 9otte,
sslsssn in osr 0cro.3sbntsu Stra6s, cntbattsue 90
SuS 8rcnt uno ITO SUP tisf! Bsrtb $3.50.
H9-g1s antere 5tdrts trrftn TO Gents.
0ETSBk fbcn cten Ju erisbsu. 1T cicFr gIaH nht
sirstfbla9cu, um @eo JG niadcu-nein, lcnbern BEE
lIntcribrtetsne pduf6t baoursb in ben Stano ssset
gu psroeu, auf sne ebrlibe 9Bsi(s ole feline G6ubts
ger gu te3ablen. Sbm unb piClen anecrn Icu ss um
9fustn aeretdben uno teinem Wten Gb m
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rusrosu Die Sadie nidli un9anRis tturtbeiIsn.
0EraHss SEQ rptro tis uotb Der 3sbuns auf sts
ne ftbert G8eife ia bct ausntaun Sparbans bintsrs
tsSt ~sroen uno tsiu Gent eapcn usrtrau6t bis 9Ss
mug oa 1T, um ale S6ulpsn Su tssabttn.
or Die 8srpaltlna biskr 6an,en Satbs IN ben
fcf9euoen fdnf N9annern dter9ebtn pelthe fdr bic
ricbti9r 3iebuu9, 8srtbsilan9 uno pintercauna nes
StIoss fcr9en, n6mlib :-SeTe QR. eine, 1mcs Gts
finger. aarcn Giftnbarb. 5aulrs g8sitsy, uno 9ssus
Den St6blsr.
01rscCate alS ost Sag Der 8isbuna trftinnt
psrSsn fam, miro eas NdbErs bstannt eCnatbL
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
giaa0-fOrtes 81 Derkaafen.

Gin IGCu etrpas esbrau&tes Setas sdisIss
ptanc 6orts-Vrsts $50.
Gin anoeres sbrnfaus l&Cn tsuubtes aufr&t
tebrnreS ptanc'6crts-YrstS sl25.
Die pbi9sn piuuUs FnO In gutter SrSuuns.
Wan rufs an in Der Ytano s5crte Wanufattur.
Nc. t22 8sa. Samiltpn. @trnbr, in alIsntaun, bel
Simon Sdhpeiser.
Gaentaun, Stunt 8, 1859. nqbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
SDebea DubltStrt:
Cine mcue MctbUbe fir Sas Nyiamp
Tprte, burcb GbarieS Sfpbc.

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Tprte, bnreb Gbar1eS Sfpbc.
Der 9sstt preis 1T $3.50, uno in Sud-
9ebunoen $500.
Gin sutes euaruttipns.8 fir bas gianc,
wuree In Der Sbat fhcn lnnae ssipinl6t, unb
5rr @rutt bat bislem 8rlangen nun ensl6 es,
piqfat.t, insem sr elm g8srt bsraussrgeten bat,
tpsl6ss pcas 9ufrisbsnteit stbt, uno ;uslei& un.
itertrsffli& III. DaseIts wirp lI4 pbne 3peifsl
als sinss Der dlIrtstsn Snlrutticns Si6sr fir
pas Yano auswstIen. -
Ssrsntt man bic Ga6tstsitsn Sts autorS, bic
aasemein telannt Eno, ais ersrsr pitIes 3wsises,
BEN CT f4 70 3u lassn 3dtIstsns sspipmst BAT.
10 fann man psrii&ert fdbIen, bab ptsit Yublita.
tipn sns tcrrite II, fiir pds Yianp.
Wlan sasn eas gGert obnt 8ebentrn ben 2eG.
rrr unp 3S8lin9sn arsmpfstten, als etns gublitl.
ticn wslde allen anecrn pcr,uSisben i1.
Der plan Stslss 2Sertes 1T rtpa Der ndml8e,
rpit Der in SIpsnporiT's Bsrfen I'M Spra&rn 3u
srIsnnsn. 0aEelts tssinns auG bis snGa6Its g3rt.
I.-pr GUrtIGritt II ni6t su fansu. absr F&rr,
uuO ba6er Dem 36sIins am Uerttpu1fsn.
Gtslt Mctbcss Sibt Dem estrsr unwteHIprrG.
li6 Gin g6eri In rte Sanb, mad wet1sr cine
Jtsnntnt6 IN Der Suna pss YtanpipIsIsns nit rur
ltihter Nabe srtanst meresn sann, unp Spar nod
Oa,u in sinsr ipstt tirrsn 3eit, ale mad Zen bis.
t.rism 0rrtrn unU @etrauhsn.
Dteits Bsrf sntbdIt 10 r9raUtrte Gisurtn, bic
sins BEN Qutcr Scrllsllrnp. rnS bic anpsrn Sstssn
ben 36slinsrn bic YoFttCnsn eG 5dnpsn unS
Singer bsi osm Sptslen.
Die tYposraptiI6e artsit unb bas ausisttn
sss BetteS IN NOD ME in btsfsn, nod In ir8sp si.
nem anesrn eanhs sebrtrn rporben.
Goptsn psrpsn surdb bic YoIf, sp-tcfrei, mad
benz Gntrfans Der Ubtsen grsgrn, an Spl9t o,.
.laHst, bic sisfsIte pinlden.
See uno 8alfer,
Ssraussetrr, 80. 722, Gbsenut Ctr. SSIla.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
9rncil SfiSen, rber Gbarafteren unO
Nidnieren. ...
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Gin 8, t6rs Sanc. Sn Sub. Yrtit 81 25.
Dicfss hSblt iutcrsfoutt BUD tntb6It bic bsftr
Rcibs ron Gr3ablun9sn ois isnols ron fer omCrita.
nifben NrSBs aus9tu9eu. Gs entbdIt FRAU QHoltb-
tu9tcn 9ctts; Or. Smitb; Sntd pbiItp Das III:
tum Die Get non China; eaura ecpSl; Scbn 99.
Rctertfcu. Die GrjStluna sinss Gcnts. Der eds
eies' Bail; Die Sersuacen Die Rcbe Scr, oesr
Stsnen ron 8suCrol @opns; Die Sffi,icrsn. Gius
@rsahlun9 oEs icstGn 8rieocs nit 9neIune. Ntter
ScnCs. Cine SttBs aus Dem estsn. Dos olte 8nu
rrn lpaus; Seuer @sntlcmanu, ccer geusilIires ouf
Dem Shiftcoro 6sfsnies 8siutbc; eouo:eGsisn
Senftape ausrtOn, Oosr, Die SrousrrSltiorr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
BON benrpG. @atGtn.

Wcn 8 tnrr 6. B an
Gin 9rc6es 8ano. On Sud. Yrsis 81 25.
Dem ptittitbsn Gtfthtrthts pcn amrifa Grsmpsf
,ur Seahobmuusin in Den msi prdfsuoten llmfSuecn
pcrsuwiscn, in Die atfht osfts hStbt utersIontsn
3ub E. eoec oas etftn uno Stuoiren stnss fcIhen
Bsrfss aIesmein psrrsn, unb uuIsrs 9Reibsr, SRdt:
ter, 6Bcltmiitsr uno SSehttr psrccn mtbr bCrdhn,:
ter hsrpcrtcmmsu fir GntfhcfSnbcit, !Sroft uuo
sClttaufrpfsrun9 OIs bic eportOucr per aItcrs na:
rem.
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8. 9. Cotton unb Co., Ssrlraer,
Sic. 400 Gbssuut g., pbiloeetpbio.
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20 bisrmit ssssbsn bub bic llntrrjsiGnrtsn ale
PmtntlratUren pCn Der SintsrIubenIaaft her eer'
rstnsn Y ter Stauffer, lsstbin pcn gtirper'
|tltoro &aunitip, ec6u eauntp, ansslslt irCr'
1 fnO. Vile Dtsirnissn batsr, rpsIde nod an
astt pint rIaesnl6ult I6ulprn, TnO birrcurh
|tsstOretrt innsrtaIb DU&sn onSurufen unO
snOsIdslsn,-unb SUlts bic nod rt6tmdBse
ZiIorcfrun9sr habsn mbSsn. fno sbsufdls sriuht
pt innfrea'O Der tslastsn 3stt wGbltsitdtist
Rjubdnptssn, ait -.
Samuel Stoufer, } ,,,...
Senrp Stoufsr, "om 'orS.
aug. IT. na6n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
NecDr6er gan6t6dt.

an bic Stimm9eber bon eetba Gauntp.
Der tlntTSs&nste bistst F& bisreur& ais elm
9anrioat fir 8eeprbrr Ucn Detps fiir
esGa GaantY, tet Der ua6aen s8abl an - Der
GntIGetrun9 bes Bolts an ben StimmtGRrn un-
trrrcrfen. SUGts sr 70 slidlid Isin, sins sttm-
men'NebrGrit 3u srbaIten, 70 rirS or bic glt6tsR
rss Nmtss auf cine 9strrue @siTs auedtsn.
Soiepb Sd9er.
a[Itntaun, au8ua 3. 1859 nqtW
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
3alGcmt0uu 3afaScmie.

Der SpGiatrs .Srmin nimmt ieiusu gnfano
am Drnusrltng ben | . Srpttmbsr, 1859.
35slin9e werptn gu irsrnO siner 3eit ansrnom.
men unp bs;abIn nur pUn Der 3rit ba fls sintrs.
ten.
qrimarY per Siertsf, 81 90
Gep59nlias GnsIilHr Smsiee, 81 so bic 90
SGbsre " " nit @ris6iI4 no 2atsiniItb 6 90
unO 8ransUGiG so
Muff, 8 90
Gar ben 9strau& brs pianos fir uetun9 90
3sihusn. 200
8surun9 fir ben Biutr, so
Ginise 3Gslin8e wsrpcn In Der Samilis bss
prinsipulS GngsnUmmsn unp ;par on $40 per
Sisrtel fir SUarpins. g8al6en unS untsrrtGt In
atlen 3wcisen, NIT Iusuabme bon Wullt unp
3stGnrn.
!. II. Gregory, YrineipaI.
SuIi 20. nats
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
81 q 0 + [ 6 t
9t q 6 + | 6 t.

Die idtrli6e 0abt fir einrn YrtFOmt, bier
SsrwdItsr uno stnn S6dbneiRsr Der nSissfriebs
5rrry Sriden' 9sieuf6uft" ipirO sstdItsn rperOen
am Wcntas ben 5isn Ssptemtsr. 1859, an bsm
@aRbauIe ron StspbsnSl Slspptnstr,
nate bel tsIastr Bride. jwilGsn ben Stunbsn
prn unb 3 lltr rss Na&n,ittd9e.
Eeware Kebler, YrsfOtnt.
NusuR II. nq3T
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wirb titrmit ssssbsn. bab bic llntr3ri&nrttn ale
mniliratprsn pcn Der Sintulasenf6aft rrs
S,r1crbsnm 81 Gorge 5anpwsrt Itetttu
ron g8uIdtnstcu SaunI6ip, es&a GauntY, sr-
nannt worpen fnb.-Qle bistsntarn eatr, wcI'
DE nod an trlaste SiutGIabml6aft i&ulNsn, fine
birpur6 srludt innutaIt s3c&sn aniurufsn
unb atjubaatlrn. limb ScI6s mrI6s nod rr6t.
mdbss gnfcrprrunesn tattn. ftnp 8cidfals err
Iutt ipI6s mnsrtalb Der btidstsn 3sit pcbIts'
iidtist sinSutdnoissn an
@eor9e 6onomert, } 2rom,or,
9enrp Senrise, "0" W.
MusuR 10. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
SeFentliCbe Senbu.

amita96 Den 27lten 2(u9uit, Hd6ftens,
IL ubr Whttass. fol- om SauIe brs prrltCr.
zen George 5anpwsrt. in DaI6ins.
sauuidip, ee&o GauntY. oui SfsntIt6sr Ben.
pertauft prrrn, n6mli4:
Gin srtisduls Dassn nit SaeY. Gin stnsduls
dsen nit 8uop, S&r'insrsrfdirr sUn allsr
:, cine Got SaubclS, pIanten, Da6I&ldts,
=tlstFRsin, unO nod cine gsrIhirbsnbsit bon
titst ju umadnplih ju msleen.
Die Sspinsunssn am 8srtaufstass une Guf'
rtuns BON
@eor9e 9anolperf, ! 1rhn,,cr.
9snrp 9enrise, w
GusuR 10. na3n
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Rrte9! &rteg Rrieg !

Gs II 8eSenwdrts sine frtsseriI6s epannuns
In Sr'rlsrtaun-atsr ss srstt li4 bod. bab &c
nt4ts msbr II, ais Der srcbs ,.8ui6" fir Die
wcbfttIsn @iitrr, wtlfe pr. Charles u. Ger.
nno seraer teet psrtuuft. Gr Sat bic prsies ist'
nsr Sommsr9itsr auf zine punOsrsule gBeiie Der.
at8sirbt, unO oerIauIt Disistts wirtli& an Scilsn
Nun iii cine @elssrntsit fir sroes Bargains an
psm
8oblfeilen Stobr Uon g.. T.. 8ernero !!
aufst ra9sr an sbe bic Sursuins ale ssmaGt
Iine.
r9-gac Grtsn bon 2anbeeprptutten, wrfir
Der bT6Re Narftpreis rrtaubt rtro, prrrrn In 4us.
tauIa fir s8aarsn ansrnpmmen.
6. u. 9ernero.
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WsAzsakSs Spcbcu perIcet BON g. q. Gcts
Mef<saSa ton II. So; 400 &besnat et,
bitaot.Ipta:
Yariirr 9idtn9s, pber 9aris in alien
feinen 3ufdnben unb Stcllunacn.

Bon Sulie De SRarsusrittts.
1uter pcn ,,Snnrn unO luGsn pcn paris" ,,Das
S)Pdtfb NdohGn," ,,Srsunoe uno Ssinre," etc. Gin
9rcess Buno, nit Sud 9shunoen. prsis 81 25.
Diees 1T zines Der msilt lcbbaftcfen unb iutsrsf
lantefien Sdher rpedbe iemols gum GcrTebsin tdnen
uno tslcnosrs bas beffe Der sutIH Sdbsr bic gRap
War9ucriuis ie 9cIhricbsn bat
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Das Sr,rtsrtaun Sins. Gtrr sebsntt i,n ;tpsi.
] ristS Sep ;u fetsru auf SOurtass ben 4tru
ptsmttr, nabe bel Srtrlertaun, Qsha GauntY,
SCrs unb Sainss' 0alOuuscn uutsr erItuus
ausssssi6ustsu Multt. uno 9eiarslstrsrs.
Pf. s GU 4 pen Qlentaun. Gs psrp,n aus.
si6nsts 8epnsr sessnwdrtis Isin, um oas Set
psrbsrIdn, nGmlid, bic gbrw. S,rrtn 9.
amIi6. Sta unO y. q. SUrn ron Au6fsr'
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II attunsepca sinsstapsn tsisu,pobnsn.
pc Concert ptrp isinsn anfdns nstmrn Mcr'
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Trn uno 3rinttn wirb bic @sisGiGaft 1orsen.-
Ute pds 0rtter uneGnilis fsin, 70 fCa cas 5rit
Hmfass rem 10. Ssptrmter Rattfiucen.
|9rrlrtaun. QusuR II. na3m
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Gi,t 11ener Stobr,
Mu0 berrlifbe i,eue Gucter.

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Niainr.g .gtabliI.mtnt unb 8dncy @tubr. SO. 13,
Bef. 9amiltcn ShaBe, ssssnttsr bsr Spb'Sel-
low'S Sdtle In Gasntaun. tpurSe am SamfaS rem
1iten SUM, 1859 rSffnst, nit
Ginem 9ant neueu QGortement bon
ele9anten Sonnets unb S6ncp
NtiQiner Sitter,
RM, &MS~ bon ntltn @rtsn, rdmIi6 Sdns
- ~ rr, Slumsn unb edtes, Isibs.
n ne une ensn 3treap. .eiess, @m.
brciesres, 8io SaneG6ubs unb
litdtn WaItssis 6 GGees, unr
6rn& ssartsitsts Splars.
9Iei 6 { a 4 8: 0rcBgdter BON aI>
len Sprten, ais Seiben, Gballirs,
GbuIlie Srr8es, 0renabine,
Ducals, Srenib 2apnS,
in 9tpbe pber Ylain Orebpatterns.
Sran36fi6e edees
rno @bantilla Seils, 0amen Drebs
8appen, &opf SreBe6, 70 ipie
&inoerbGte uno Stats bon
allen Sorten.
llnb tur;, mir sspenten ale Glrtsn son
2dbtes Srcf9iitcr IL. Srimtttiu9s
~ talten. Seip 70 gut uub sitt uhS sinsn glr'
lpru6, inOsm mir Srrii6srt fiibtrhj rae mir ale
biuFGtl& Der Styls Hnb SualitGten tefrirbi9sn
t6nnsn-psnn. mir prrfauisn unIre @iitfr an ben
aGernisbCrRsn 8arsslb. .grsiben.
q. 8.-0ane. .Wfiainsrs trsresn an BEN GitY-
prsi6tn NIT @dtsr bsIsrst.
gSr fatIsn ben eabies unIsrn Dant ab, fir
bic libsruIs &unei4aft, an tsm Sage Der Gr6ff.
nung.
Srau Strpp unb Comp.
20. 13 s8eR SamiItOn Strass, NGIsntaun.
Stunt is. naGo
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-12
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
Birth Place of Gen. ia cksOn.
Rocky GLEN, March Q, 80

ROCKY GLEN, March ., 80.
Mr. EDITon - If a modest man can get
word edgcwise into your crowded and over.
flowing, but ever welcome and interesting
columns, | would like to have an audience
with numerous and intelligent readers of The
Wing. though it is no easy task to interest
the aforesaid readers, who have been so long
and so well posted on all matters Of interest
from fox hunt" Or game of ball. to the
most grave and learned political. philosophi
cal. historical and religious dsqusitions, by
your numerous and able corps of correspond.
ents; most of whom appear to be k ind of
aquatic productions, for they generally at
tibute their inspirations to the rainy weather
the prevalence of which, suppose, accounts
for the late pressure upon your columns and
which wher it clears up fear will dry up the
columns aforesaid. There is that sentences
long enough for you: Byron, or some ore else.
has somewhere said " Nothing so difficult
as the beginning unless it De, perhaps the
end this. however, is not my case; my diff
liculty " arises from the impossbillty of pur-
suing my subject till it is finished.
When look back and see what sight of
good paper have spoiled. without even touch.
ing my subject. feel ashamed, and ask par
don for triiing with your time and the
patience of your readers. and will now ad.
dress my self in sober earnest to the task of
answering some inquiries pyopounded by your
correspondent Ninth D,sirlci," who chal-
lenges me 10 produce the proof, of former
assertion of mine that General Jackson was
born in the - Fourth"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-12
fccal affairs.

SENTENoED.-Cecil county Circuit
Court, Judge Price on the Bench, was in
session here on Saturday last, the principal
business being to sentence the prisoners
convicted at the late term of the Court.
James Harley, convicted Of murder in the
second degree for killing John Murphy in
Hartford county, was sentenced to the peni
Tertiary for seventeen years and three months.
William Norris and James Reed Of house
breaking and larceny, also, removed cases
from Hartford, were each sentenced to the
penitcntiary for twelve years and three
months.
Michael Harris, free negro, for larceny of a
coat and pair Of boots, was sentenced to be
sold by the Sheriff to serve as slave for four
years.
On Monday the Sheriff, assisted by Mr..
Samuel Drew, took Harley, Norris ana Reed,
and delivered them to the Warden OF the
Penitentiary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-12

President, John A. J. Creswell; Vice Presi-
denis, John B. Rowan, Palmer G. Strickland;
Strsfary; James b. Groorne; Treasurer J
William II. Eder; Chief ENGINEER, Arthur W.
Mitchell, 1st Assistant Adam Meisel, 2nd
Asst. r. Morris cummings, 3rd Asst, W.
Francis A. Torbert; Burt Of Directors /;
Messrs. J. L. Brown, j. V. Reardon, Joseph
Wells, T. II Benton Hollingsworth. Andrew
J. Scott, W ills Rutter and John McCauley,
Of James.
On motion OF J. e. Brown Esq, the Editors
ofThc Wing and Democrat were requested to
publish an abstract of the proceedings of the
meeting.
The company will hold a special meeting at
tn. Court House, on Monday evening, at I
O'Clock. when all persons interested in the
movement are requested to be present.
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Our Correspondence.
Correspondence Of The Cecil Whig,l
Letter from Charlest0WD.
CMARLEsTOwN. March Q.

N""hhhoio"N. -'"''' ~ o.
Mr.. EDiToR Our citizens, are busy
making nrcparations for sha1 uiIlur. They
,,.nor,i,r oo,,,,o,,oo ,1,o,, H.. G,., 81 ,,,n .
?, e.,
IL Was '""''S"l UNI '"e ia''u'eS Vi iaS'
Spring. fishing would prevent so many from
following the business, bat there will b.
twenty live boats from this place this season
which is more than ever before known. -
There are many predictions as to what kind
Of season this will prove; some say the
moderate Winter will bring hard Spring.
and prevent fishermen rom getting at work
till the law requires them to stop: others
think the moderate Winter will be the means
Of bringing the shad on early and that thus
they can make a - tisnns" in the time alot-
ted by law. The men who voted for the pas
sage OF that law have rendered themselves
very obnoxious to ellI.net fishermen.
Winter fish are plenty; chiefly ring perch
and m"ccaSlnS Mr.. VIM. Penneil, OF Garden
Point, caught one night last week. so many
tina! he was unable to land his seine but they
proved to be when landed mostly Of the
smaller Try scarcely worth CARVING away
There have been some hcrrings, caught; shad
havn't made their appearance vet
Thre has Lcen a revival in the NJ. f.
church, in this town for several weeks past.
which WAS brought to close on last week
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Correspondence of The Cecil Whigl
Letter from Kent.
GALENA, KENT Co. Mn !
March 10Th, 1859 {

GALENA. KENT Co. Mn
March lOth. 1859
Mr.. EDITOR AS no chronicler of events
in this locality has occupied a space in your
columns for some timc-a few items NAV not
be entirely devoid Of interest to vuur readers.
AS this point is not very distant from your
county seat, it is prcSunab,e no: much differ
encc occurs i'll reference 10 weather SO that
1t viii doubtless not be an item of nC,rS to in.
form You, that for nearly three months, we
have had what some Of our folks tclm--A
=" rainy season AS a natural result Of thiS.
hear daily complaint Of bad roads -
think we have piece Of road lying between
this place and Georgetown on the river, and
distance of miles-that is hard to beat
There are no. 2 10 passes over 1t now but
nearer 40 and ..
Speed the plow lis the motto of many
Of our farmcrS-and in consequence much
land has been too wet some will commence
seeding oats in a few days. Wheat on flat
lands has suffered very severely from the OK
c,ssive rains, out where sown early OF, rood
soil. moderately rolling il looks finely. Clever
is much torn out by the frost. or rather fire.
qucnt freezing and ,hawing.
The fine steamer Whldin," has COM
ihVlittu Hti regular tIlllS USiWtcn Inc "a >Sa-
fras river and Philadelphia, as per advertise
ment. She is large and fast with pleasant
acconmc daiions but Too long to be well
adapted to this route.
1t is ,umorcd the steamer " Cecil, " will be-
on in a few weeks from Baltimore with the
popular captain W. Wilson, formerly of
" Lady Wilmer as master.
The sHle Of +. Wilmer Esq, at Winners
Point, came off to day ias per notice. with
large attendance OF persons 1t is certainly
cause for deep regt,t that this enterprising
gentlemen. should think ofseverlng his bust
sineSs interests from this county, as no one has
contributed so much towards opening up fncil-
tiles for trade and travel from the SaSsafraS
to Philadelphia, and no one is more Justly
entitled to .he gratitude of The citizens of the
two counties thus benefited.
Our generally beloved and popular minis
ters, Rev'ds Allen and Cooper of the NJ. +.
Church, will leave us in a few weeks to at
tend the annual Philadcl hia conference. The
year about closing has not been as prospectus
IN additions to the church as the former; vet
general harmony is said to prevail throughout
the circuit. and perhaps few appointment Is
within the bounds of the conference prrscn,
more promising field for the lahors of the
accredited itinerant. OBSERVER.
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DEATH OF the Post Master Cencr0l-The
Hon. Aaron V. Brown, Post Master General
Of the United States, died in Washington. on
Tuesday morning last. The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says:
At early dawn on the morning of his death,
he was visited by President Buchanan. Rev
Mr.. Cranberry, of the Methodist Church
South. also called, and united in icsvcnt
prayer with the departing statesman. This
exercise is described as exceedingly crafty
ing for as the invocation ascepdrd to the
skies it appeared to be accompanied on the
part Of Mr. Brown with feryent faith and hope
in the merit of his Redeemer.
Precisely fifteen minutes before he drew his
last breath, Mrs Brown, his deeply afflicted
wife, stepped softly TO his bedside. and gazing
fer second upon his countcnance. he opened
his eyes in full CONSCIOUSNESS, raised and
placed his arm around her neck, pressed her
lips 10 his and imprinted thereon kiss-a
kiss which will never be forgotten.
Postmaster General Brown was born in the
county of Brunswick Va, on the 18th Of
August, l795. His father was the Rev
Aaron Brown. who enlisted when not yet of
lawful age in the revolutionary army. When
young Aaron was educated in WeStrayvllr
Academy. Nash county, North Carolina, and
graduated in 1914 in the University of North
Carolina, at Chapel Hill. lie served as a
State Senator for the counties of Lincoln and
Giles, Tenn, 1921 to 1927. In 1889 he en-
tered upon duty as a representative in
Congress, and held that exalted position until
1915. lie was subsequently by large
majority elected Governor of the State Of
Tennessee. all Of which he filled with dis
'inguishtd honor. On the 9th day of March,
1857, he entered upon hls important duties
as Postmaster General, and closed his brilliant
career on the morning of the 9Th Of March,
1859, filling that post two years.
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Groceries, Hardware,
NORTH EAST.
Crist and Flour Mill.

TINE subscriber having taken the Grist
l. and Flour Mill, at North Fast, lately
occupied by Thomas P. Wollaston, would
inform the farmers and public in general,
that he is now prepared TO do all kinds Of
Grist and Merchant Work, to which share
OF their patronage is respectfully solicited.
He will keep stock Of Flour, Meal and
Feed Of all kinds, on hand for sale.
He will also purchase Grain, at all times,
at the highest market price, for cash.
GEO. CHANDLER.
North East, Sept. 4, l85S-6m.
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ADRIAN, MICHIGAN. March THE remains
Of Mr. Thruston. the lost eronant, were found
near Toledo, on Sunday. His body has be en-
missing since September, and although
nearly six months have elapsed, was fully
identified.