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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

TIE FORREST SUIT The great Forrest
divorce case commenced sx years ago, has
just been brought to final determination il,
the courts Of New Ioik. The n Y Herald
says:
lie (Forr"st) declined 10 pay her anything
Whatsoever in the shape Of nilmony, having
ike the jew Of Venice, AN oata il Heaven
only moneys received by Mrs. Forrest from
her husband were Slirc small allowances
white the cause was being tiicd. Aud u5w,
when the iinal issue is reached - wien the
Judge who presided at the Trial and the most
Important witnesses who testified upon it. are
dead we have an award which cOnpcls Mr.
Forrest to pay at least double ;he sum rivrn
to Mrs. Forrest lry the jury, and three times
what it could have been settled Tor previous
to the trial. The roe awards 10 Mrs For
rest four thousand dollars per annum from
The time Of the uial and compels Mr. Forrest
to give bonl and mortgage security for lis
prompt paNmcnt. What with counsel fees,
costs aud incidental expenses, g.. the sum
total to come out Of the great tragclan'S
pockets to say nothing of the wear and tear
OF his temper which must have been some
thing awful will not be much less than a
hundred thousand dollars and, withaI, he
has lair prospect of paving alimoN for
many years yet to come. Mrs. Forrest being
CONSULTED, III the assurance view, n good lir
Ia fact, an0niticS. like oii'e holders. rarely
die aud never resign their claims.
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WHAT HAS RECONr or DE S,-Ty2 car

WHAT HAS BECOME or De SAuTY?-A cor
respondent asks MS. what has become Of De
Sau'y ! and assures us that by informing him
we shall confer "A great favor on thousands
OF his ardent admirers who ave extremely
anxious as TO his whereabouts and safety
In reply, we beg to say tina, De Sauty return
ed to Europe, several months ago, when it
became an assured fact that the Atlantic Cable
was dead failure We have "a suspicion that
he remained at the Telegraph station. in the
woods, near Trinity Bay. Newfoundland, ua.
til he had smoked cut his last cigar and
drained the last demijohn of Monongahcla =
This done and a hint given from hcadquar.
,erS that his larry would not he paid a'ler n
certain time, he softly gldcd from Trinity
Bay to Halifax, and thence steamed for Liver
pool. leaving " thousands OF his ardent ADM.
rers' TO lamen' his brief dispatches
Ph'ta. Press.
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PROCLAMATION.
EENIIDN Las LII HICKS

IL governor OF MArYLAND.
1aM Hh0m these PrCSeatS man Coarcrl, :,
WiEREAS. | nave received from the Judge 8
ii Election in the Second and Fourth Dis
tr!ctS. rs established Ivy the Constitution for
The election Of Commissioners of Public
" "rIS. the Returns of an Election held on
Wednesday. the second day Of November,
1889. for one Commissioner of Public Works
tor the said Second District, ana for one
Commits ioncr of Public Works for the said
Fourth Districts and have CAREFUL, a>c.r-
tanned the n@lnbcr Of votes given for every
person vutrl for as such:
Now. therefore. in pursuance Of the pro-
vision Of the Constitution in such case made
and provided, do, by Ibis my Proclamation,
declare ihat-NATlIANIEL DUKE. Of the
Second District. and LEM UEL ROBERTS,
at Tia" Fourth District. appear by the said
returns to have received the Highest num-.
her Of votes ia their respective Districts. IAN
were duly elected Commissioners Of Public
WORKS.
I 49, } Given under my hand, and tho
SEAL Great Seal Of Mary land. on this 10Th
I 80 ! day Of November. in the year Of
uIIr l."ri one thousand eight hundred and
iity-nm". THOMAS ii. HICKS.
By the Governor:
JAMES r. PARTRIDGE,
Dec ~, lS3j-2w Secretary of Stale.
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NOTICE.

Elisha Slicer In the Circuit Court
VS.. for Cecil county. In
William j. Abrams lChancrry. Dccpm.
and Amelia Abrams, Der 10Th, 1859.
his wife.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
" ported by George Earle, trustee for the
sale of the mortgaged Real Estate of William
j. Abrams and wife. be ratified and con
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary there Of
be shown on or before the twcntyfirst day
OF February. next; provided, copy Of This
ordrr be inserted in some newspaper printed
at Elkton, Cecil county, Maryland once Il
week for one month before the Nineteenth
day of January, next.
The Report states the amonnt Of sales to
be $4,000 WIN. II. RICKETTS,,
True copy; test, Clerk
WIN. III. RICKETTS,,
Dec II, 1S59.-ln. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

FABULOUS Prices FOR CATTLE When
Saml. Thorne was so bold as to pay IS, 600 for
Mr.. Boldcn S famous bull, Grand Duke, the
Shorlhorn world were amazed al his temerilv:
but it seems that onr English friends having
learned from an Australian the market value
of their stock have prolittcd by the lesson to
seme purpose. The bull Butterfly was sold
by Col. Townelry, to an Austria liam breeder
for Fl 200. and he has proved such favorite
in that country, that since his recent untimely
death, other parties have offered the enormous
sum Of $4,000 (Sl0 000l for full brother of
his. which was coolly refused by the agent of
Col Townrley. If things go on at this late
II will soon be profitable for governments
alone 70 own short-horn bull. There is rea.
son in all things.
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ELNTON and CANlis EDisE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

IN and after the LIST Of July, 1856. the
~ subscribers become the proprcturs OF
the Elkton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave EIkton Daily (Sundavs
eXccptcd,) and stop on their way down the
Shores ut the following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CHESTERTOWN
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL,
HID, of SNSSAFRAS, CENTREVlLLE,
GEO. 7. 4 ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
RlEN ILL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive ut Eik
ton al 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, in time for passcn-
gers TO take the ears for either city,
IL They will also ram IA daily branch line
from Middlrtown. Del. to connect with the
main line al CheStertown, going and return
ing thr same day and reaching MddIctowI
IN TINE Tor the o'clotk, morning train Of
cats. JOSEPH WELLS Il co.
June 80, 1856.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

OTA correspondent of The dlta California
says that Gen. SCOTS valet is no inconside-
rable parsonage, although he Is a foil 10 his
master lone is giant, the other dwarf -
lie dresses the General; buzzes around him
with wiSp: duSts him off: Sezcs his hat
and brushes the Genera S few remaining gray
hairs: wipes the nap of the hat, replaces the
same. and the whole duty is conducted in
silence These attentions are repeated three
or four times a day. and the Genera takes the
Same as matter of course. He never rcplicS
or thanks it is a mother of course and the
little tiger. with his gray military cap and
garrotc collar, struts around as important an
individual as any one on board.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

y SLEEPING CAR. Most Of the rail roads
have now in use what is called sleeping car
whore, for small Consideration, the traveller
can rcposc the llve-l ng night, if he he weary
from a long trip. Ohe Of these modern con-
ven'cnc:s is thus described by one who has
had some experience -
"A sleeping car is great contrivance -
YOU can lay at length that tired spinal
column, instead Of beng bumped together is
shook delightfully."- loose, and two iirths Of the
body that is ilnd, has its thr ,bbing waves
-spIa>hcd like pickle bottle on It's
side: essentially changing the current ofonc' s
feelings. Then you nave the quiet Ola public
sleeping room, no one feeling privileged to
talk across thc aisle TO his ncighhor more than
an hour at time no one feeling privileged
to make mere than twice AS much noise as
they would in anolncr car. The udur of forty
pair OF boots laid along The h,ois-thc per,
Iunc Of The coal and luhricaling oils, and
the aroma of tobacco squjrici over the pas
sage between the bciths inicrminglcd with
forty hrcathS. is all ventilated at each station l..
by opening The doors and letting the way
passengers, walk through. commend the
sleeping car AS variety to spice travel
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/
! HE ORGANIZATION or CONGRESS. With.
| m The last Twenty years there have been three
instances OF a lors delay in the organization
OF the House of Representatives at Washing
ton. The Cincinnati Inquirer recalls The
iactS IN the following sketch:
In 1889 and 40. toward the close of Mr..
Van bnren administration. the House, which
met carly IN bcccmor, did not succcod in
choosing sneaker INIT! about the first OF
January. The cEoice then fell upoa K. NJ. I.
ii"hter now Uni'cd States senator from
virginia, I'll! then serving IN the House OF
representatives 1t was his first session and
nc was entirely unknown to the country. -
lie was southern State rights Wing, and
the democratic friends or NJ. Calhoun. BE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17
NOTICE.

George Earle. Almins-)
traitor c.. 7. a. OF Robert In the Circuit
1t. Thomas, Court for Cecil
vs. county; in chan
FnS'aFNS ~. hon p'on, }cery, Drcembcr
Harvey Thomas Elwood Oh, 1859.
ThonrrS, and Emily II.
Thomas, an infant.
nRDERED. That the sales male and re-
opoftrd ny George Earle, Trustee for the
sale Of the Real Estate mentioned and
described IN the Bill and Proceedings filed
i'll this canSc-th" said Real Estate being the
same which was formerly held Ky Robert II.
Thomas, and by him agreed to he sold to
the above named GuStavus A. Thompson-
he ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
thr fourteenth day February, next; pro-
vided. Il copy of this order he inherited in
some newspaper printed at EIkton, Cecil
county. Mary land, once week for one
month before the twelfth day Of JANUARY,
next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to-
be 50 9lO,u0. WIN. II. RICKETTS,.
True copy; test, Clerk.
WIN. II. RICKETTS,,
Dec ~, lSo9-ln. Clerk.
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RuFCs CuoATE AND MONEY MATTERS -
The following extract from Parker's Rclnin-
iSccnccS of RufuS ChGate. EXHIBITS one of his
prominent traits. in which he was not unlike
Mr.. Webster:
never remember seeing him collect any
money, or make any charges in any books -
Indeed, | never saw any account books in his
office. He himself, never seemed to have any
money. lrhc wanted any he would get me
to draw a check ior him, even for five dollars.
aud he signed it. If he drew the check him
self he made sad work OF 1t. 1t used to be
said. rou@d the entry that when he had to go
to Washington to argue cases or to Congress
he often WAS Obliged to fad some one with
money 10 lend him to 90 on with. Unlike
some others OF the fraternity Of great men
however, he very often paid what he borrow
ed. His accounts of who owed him and how
much he mast have carried chiefly in his
head lie very often. however made sud :.
den cray and raid upon his clients, rs he hap.
pcned to rrcolIcct them, il he unexpectedly
found himself in want Of money. And woe
be TO any unfortunate man then who had a
heavy case actually on trial. lie had to pay
for al the sins of omission Of his predecessor
clients for many months.
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STEAMER EXPRESS.

on ard after this aeass1
odlie. the Steam H.
cr Express, Capt W. ISss;e.g ]. ;.:,-x.s:;ss
WILSON, will leave SSsAS-as~=s-sss<-S- 1sa.s
Light Street Wha,f, foot ot Camden street
Baltimore, every Tuesday, Thursday anc
Saturday, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. for Port De
post. touching at Bctciton, IIavrc de t,rac.
and lapdum going and returning.
Leave Port Deposit errry Monday, Wed
neslay and Friday for Baltimore, touchin!
as above.
Fare from BIltimnrc to Bcttortnn, - cents
10 layrc de Grace, Laplum and Pot De
post, 80 cents from B.terton to HavrG dt
Grace, L'pidum and Port Deposit, each way
81 cents.
Gy"Frcigl'S carried ut low rates.
n. B.-Al Frcights to Bciterton must b,
pre-pai'l. For further PARTICULARS. apply t,
Capt. WI. WILSON, on board.
Oct -, lSJJ-tf.
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for ne Cecil W h@
MIR EpIroR: Permit me to tell " A Hancs
Man y that IN The Wing of last week he
nnjnSilv reflects. by nuedo at least upon Mr.
L.. IL. Evans. He says, it is certain Mr..
ila'nes never sought the honor [of beng
commissioned Chief Judge of the Orphans
Court Can all the of the other Judges elect
say as much! AS far as Mr. Evans is con-
ccrned we can say as much for him. He never
sought, or expected to be commissioned Chief
Judge OF the Court: and has never grumblcd
at, or expressed any dissatisfaction with Mr.
lialnes' appointment to the post Nothing
has ever been said Or written on the subject
with the consent of Mr. Evans: and to hold
nm IN any wise. responsible for the growlings
OF the Editor of the Democrat or his CORES
pond9nts; or to rap his knuckles on account
OF the groans Of certain sore headed locofocos
is hardly giving him FAIR PLAY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

THE WINANs STEAMER The trial trip
Of this vessel have proved entirely SucceSsfAl.
The Norfolk .ireuS states thas on WcdneSda V
SHE put out to sea, and her average speed was
fifteen miles an hour, although no special
effort was made to test her qualities in that
respect. The .dreuS further says
a number Of persons were on board who
are unaccuStomrd to the sea, but none were
at all SEA sick.
Her speed was not at all impcded by the
roaShnes; of the sea. the motion OF her engines
was as regular as in smooth water, and there
wee no shocks, such as are felt on board all
other vessels, when running into a heavy head
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

MARRIAGE OF CoUsINs.--Gov. Magoffln
of Kentucky. recommends the Legislature of
that State to prohibit by law, under severe
penalties, the marriage of cousins. He says
that the inbecile, insane, deaf mutes and
blind in the different asylums of that State
who are the offspring Of cousins, is from six
teen to twenty per cent. of the whole number;
and he claims that it is the right and duty OF
the State 20 protect herself against the evil
and expense by forbidding such unions, which
nature plainly forbids BY the natural penalty
she uniformly intlicts.
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Testimony of Physicians.

DIR. FRELEIGH of Snugcrties N, Y, says he
cured Liver Complaint Of four years standing
that would not yield to the US ual remedies.
ABRAHAM SKlLLMAN. NJ. D., of Roundbrook N
j.. says ii is the best medicine for Consumption in
every stage, thlthe has every known.
,WNone genuine unless sigued L. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
Prepared by SETH W. F0WLE CO.. BosToN
and for sale by JOSEPH WALLACE and II. ii
MlTCnELL Elk:on L. W. THOMAS, North East
}. n BLACK, Charlcstown; GEORGE p. TAYLOR
Ponyvillc; JAMES WILSON. Port Deposit I. b
HorpER, Chesapeake City; THOMAS p. HALE,
St. Augustine; JONI WALsToN, Bohemia Mills
HAYES Il lIousrON Warwick JAMES FeRD. Cecil
ton; and by dealers everywhere. Nov II, '59-lt
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THE CONTESTED STATES ATToRyrysu1p

THE CONTESTED STATES ATroRNEYsuIp. -
Judge Stump, on Tuesday read in the Grim
NAL Court of Baltimore CITY. a lengthy
written opinion. dismissng the petitions Of
John Ii. Thomas, Esq, contesting the election
OF Milton Whitney, Esq, to the office Of State s
Attorney. upon the ground of fraud and vio-
lence. Immediately after the reading of the
decision Mr. Whitney was formally Installed
IN office. 1t is generally believed that Mr..
Thomas will continue the contest before the
Court of Appeals.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

1.-THE Portland Argus reports that the
Rev. DR.. Chlckeling and the Rev Mr. Moore,
of that city, exchanged puspitS on Sabbath
morning last. When the latter was about
half through with his d iScourSe. at the High
street church, he suddenly stopped, and
remarked that the sermon had cost him a
great deal Of labor but AS it seemed not to
interest the audience, and rs many of them
were asleep, he would proceed with it no
longer. He then closed the meeting with Il
prayer and bcnedlction.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

FINE WRITING appearance of an
Aurora BorenIis has afforded newspaper editors
and reporters all over the country. IN opportunity
to get of some specimens of very fine writing. in
which the entire stock of adiectves in the Ian
guage has been exhausted In this torrent and
hhirwind of hlghEilutin it is II relief and Il
pleasure to fall back upon plain, vigorous Anglo
saxon. and note in simple phrase the fact tina; the
most beautiful and durable garments for gentle
men and youths. to be found in the country are
those mule at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of
RoCEnILL& WILSON. Nos. SOB and sos Chestnut
Street, above 9th, Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17
LATE SiIERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of two writs of Ficri Fncias,
ID issued by Samuel Hays. one of the JUS
tees Of the Peace Of the STATE Of Maryland,
in and for Cecil county, one at the suit OF
George b. Pennington, and one at the suit OF
George b. Pennington, assignee Of Thomas
p. Jones, Administrator of. Peterson, decd
against the goods and chattlcs, lands and
tenements of George l.. Fiintham, to me
directed, | have seized and taken in eXecu-
ton all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate. of the said G. l.. Flintham, in and
tn alnnt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

How THEY ADVERTISE IN NEW York
The three leading journals Of New York-.he
Herdtd. Times and Tribune CONTAINED one
day last week, fresh advertisements yielding
for a single days publication the aggregate
sum Of 81 300. The enormous extent to
which the New York merchants have carried
their advertising system is undoubted one of
the most important causes of the great trade
of that city Nowhere else in the world is
the advertising SO extensive.
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PUBLIC SALE

'HNllE subscriber will sell at Public Sale.
e. on MONDAY, the 18th day OF December
1883, at the Court House door. in El.>ton,
JOHN SCOTT.
Qrec ncgro.) to serve in the capacity of d
SLAVE. Said negro was convicted by the
Circuit Court for Cecil county. at. the April
term, 1879, and will be sold under the Az,
of Assembly, passed at the December ses.
sion, 1889, chHptcr IS.
TERMS-CASu.
u Sale to commence at II O'Clock 4. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
Dec II, lSj9.-ts. Sheriff.
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A WOMAN LIVES SIXTY EIGHT DAYS WITH
OUT FoOD. The Osk aioosa Iowa Herald, of
Nov 9th, says that the wife of Mr.. Henry
Cfuzcn OF Madison township, Of that county
who was insane determined on being PIE
vented from committing suicide in any other
way, TO staive herself to death She died on
the sixty eighth day after ceaSing to take
food and took nothing in the meantime bnt a
little water and three doses of calliaric
pills, which she took to shorten her suffer
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tiic0..

TERRELL la Cherry II i'll on Sunday last
Miss JANE T@aRELL, In the 23t. year Of her
are.
MlLBCRN.- the Dist November WILLIAM
THOMPSON L ,Ms%Y, son of Nicholas and
Amy Avn Milburn, aged . years, I months
and Il days.
PlllLLlPS,-Nov 9th, in Wilmington.
Del, Mrs. ELE'nErH PnILLirs. wit. OF
Joseph r. Phillips in the 18th year Of her
age.
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1tlarrir0.

S-ROCHESTER.- the 9th inst.
hv Rev, Mr.. Shippers. SAM'L j. Does, of
ii ward Co, to FANNIE Z. RoonEsrnR, Of
this county.
SHEPHERD STEPHENSON In Butt
more. on the 18th inst, hy Elder George
Austen, Mr.. uwIN T. SLHrHGGn, of {, ell
county. to Miss MARGARET 4. SrKrnANspN
Of baltimore City.
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A RAILROAD READER. This is the name
of littlenventon designed to enable persons
travelling in railroad cars. or stages, to read
their newspapers in comfort in spite of the
joltines of the vehicle. 1t consists of a mar.
row strip, of magniiying glass, set in black
frame, just wide enough to cover one line OF
IA newspaper column at time, bv the aid of
which the smallest print is n,agn Tiled to the
size of plea or great primer.
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9Th ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
TIE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE
CnsmmnNiiinn Art & asnrinti nut

TIE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE
Cosmopolitan Art 4 association!
TNEOM all sections Of tie country subscribers to
4 this popular Art iLsu ton. iunw in is sixth
year, are being received IN n r.ytio unparalleled
with hat uF any previous var
Any PERSIA c,m bcccma Il -H.m5cr by sub
ycrijiag 50,
WHEN Will ENTirLE HIu TO
lS'.--TAc DcFH'jHi SirH EGcraciag, &c SLak-
SFeVe oM his f,ira3y.'
2d.-.I cogy of Tie eIesomiy Musta'eI .7rt
JoT"ai, one p'"r.
3rd.-.2 Free Sc"soa .4imjayicH % he Gd!la,ies,
sis Bsonhrgy Mac Yo.h.
Ia addition to which. over ForE HUNpRED liable
Nu!k-nr Mt arc GIVEN 10 suhsc.jb rs az Premiums
rs'nir'lng ch"'cc Paintings Scupfnr's Outlines,
DC ny the first Amciic II ani Foreign Artists.
Tie SrrErE ENHrAvIXG, will resolve NINE.
niAfGLr un receipt Of suh.,rip ion entitled
" hssH ss:esare and His Friends"
is Of Oh r.ctrr to give unqualified p'clsue AMI
sat >f,ct pn No work OF oqu value was ever
hr;ur" ilJ:cl within re ell Of the prn,,e \: SUI III n
price. Tic l,nsrL.iig j. of very large si4 bcin.
printed o" heavy pla'c paper, 20 by - inches,
II king most .up'rJ ora ilIo =. i ID for In,
walls Of cth ~ the library. pylor. or Office
A. can h. sea, 10 my past of he cyuntry by
m"'" with salty, bei's packed in IL cylinder,
postage r;tE-pNIi.
link of ii! such work delivered free Of
charge. aui the Air JouGNAL, one year, for
!HHEE NoLLiES!
SrHSrEwrI,S will be received until The rvc,-
t"g Of ru'2 lAy ho;ijst Of jauuiry $50 at which
tue The ho"hs VIII close and the Premiums bs
given to subscribers.
No 'r,nn is restricted 20 II single s,b.cript'on.
Those renting; : are cnii!u To- six mcrb r. h ps
subscriptions from California. the Canalas m
all Fore Z" ir"vnccS, mus be 81 - instead of -,
III ord t. detrny extra postagcs Re
Persons wishing - form clubs will apply for II
cTcL ar OF terms Er
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TO FARM ERS.
NEW PLASTER MILL.

A N D COB GRIN DER.
TNHE subscriber having at considerable
l. expense fitted up Il NEW
Plaster Will ana Cob Grinder,
In connection with his Mill, at
NORTH EAST,
would inform FARMERS ana others, that 1t
is prepared to
GRIND CORN ON THE COB,
at all times, and will keep constantly 81
hJad
GROUND PLA STER.
at the Lowest CITY Prices; to which he
respectfully solicits Il share Of their patronage
GEORGE CHANDLER,
Oct 90, 1859. Gm. North East.
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n IL Il.

In the Circuit Court In Chancery,
Cor Cecil county, December o, 1859.
nhDERED. That the sale made and re-
opnrted by Daniel Bratton, trustee for the,
sale OF the Real Estate of Richard Hudson
deceased, be ratified and confirmed. unless
cIuSc /" the contrary thereof, be shown on.
or before the thirteenth day of February,
next provided, a copy Of this order be
inserted III some paper printed in Cecil
county, once Il week for one month before the
eleventh. day OF January, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to-
be Sd 10000. VIM. IL. RICKETTS,.
True copy test, Clerk
VIM. II. RICKETTS,.
Dec 10, lSJ9-lm. Clerk.