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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-07-25

CAPT. T.. N. SHARPE OF IIssIs-
SIPPG.
This brave soldier, who distinguished himself,
and was severely wounded at the battle Of Bue-
IA Vista while leading forward to the charge
hrs company Of noble Mississippi Riaensn,
is row On a visit TO this vicinity. We learn
that be is in The enjoyment Of good health.
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srEaL zHEY corR-

Dr.. S. Il. .WErrE Of Middleton Depot,
Tennessee, e 1s ~ a eiab d fftsen new sub
seribeu, and promises another IN a short tine.
he ss.res Us hat DoUsa AS stock is rising in
his locality.
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C row p. LAELEss.
WESTERN BOILER MaNUFACTORY.

MANUFACTURES OF FLUaS. CYLINDER IT,
vi LAR n LOCOMOTIVE BOILERs. Exchange
street, no rear % Western Fiunday.
R~epairinE Of every dsscrirton done "a the MIST f-
vorahle terus AMI a. the shortest ualca.
Jelly POWERs a LAWLEss
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rs

or woodland on GernantoEn PLANK road. near tie resi-
dence % J. week. ksqr two and a haif miiss EST d,
! the city.
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DE4ocEAEio nErEI1G OF THE

The Democracy Of Fsyr.te county, Favorable
70 DoUGLAs and Johnson, are requested TO meet
in Sonsrvlie on the lst Monday iu August.
fer ehe purpose q rstihiHg the nomination of
DoUGLAs and JOHNSON, and for tie purpose Of
organization. By H1st time The electoral Heke
for DoUeLAs and JoHNsos IN this state viii be
complete.
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COL. SAMUEL MATTHEW'S OF MS
sTssFPpF.
FEAsr ron THE NarIoNAL DE-

FEAST FOR THE NATIONAL mr.
moCRACV.
We are Informed and requested to notice the
fact thst-fbe astional-Demvrraey-d Hay
wood intsndio give a sunptuous barbecue a.
BsiPs Depot en- he sth day Of August nsxt.
Among The speakers invited are Hon. W. 7.
BzoWE, Hon. E. NJ YERSEE, Col. ". II. CkH-
HoI, Col ". VI Guy, SAMUEL MeCLASAHAE,
Esq, and J KNox WALEER, ESQ. We &C
knowledge the compliment Of an Invitation 70
be prsssnt and will use our bsst -endssvors 70
meet our friends on tie occasion.
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LoED RENFEEw-Only two members Of the
royal family Of England have yet set foot upon
American soil. These were Prince william
Henry, Duke Of Clarence, and subsequently
King william the Fourth, and Prince Edward,
Duke 4 Kent, father Of Qdesn Victoria. The
first Of these, q joFisi m~.dshiPman al the time,
cane 70 this country not long after the close
Of he war Of independence the other arrived
here several years later. Athird prince Of tn,
royal house win soon cross the Atlantic, bis
destination being to represent Queen Victoria,
bic mother, AZ certain State celebrations in
British North AmeHea. He has Travelled
largely over Europs-n Germany, Etaly, and
he Peninsula, without having yet visited
Paris
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s Sd


JuiEs HlHis. near ne Raos Course. One
hair sssh, ntiau1s n sE. twelve and eighteen months,
a 4 Llr nri-.
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Homo

WE woud also call 'hs attention o. G
w those DESTROYS II ENCOURAGING hoafCrTI
manufactures that We are hrliing au EIO
kinds q C~arriagss, R0ckaways, Ba-A
r1uchcs and cuEgies, o. the latest styles Of pttfeus.
and we keep constantly on hand q iarEe stock, an o. or
own manufacture. We are also preplred t0to an kinds
ard dispatch. All new work warranted Per one ye1r.
ar20-5m ~ s. BRUCE B co.
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Just AZ TIE lntsrsectian q TIE Eeuphis aud Chsriss.s
nilroad and me Pisean Roasi DianE road. adioiulng u
tou gate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-07-25

Assni-wsskly Journal viii be commenced
in Lexington, the capital Of Kentucky, on he
second week in August. Il will be entitled
ths Naiionai Sais-Rissts Ksaizckisa.
Ths telegraph line is now eoupletsdt to For.
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one CapItaI PrIze q ss5 900
whole Tickets. $40; Halves, s.
Quarters. 50 80.

Certificate % FaeEases IN The alove Schemes. b BE-
iraFn each "Wednesday. viii Dc sold 81 ne flgEsag
rates. uhIch h. The rLsf.
Certihcats- o. Pacuse q g Wla,e TisEst....sIu %
2SHam ..... 90 60
. naaIlsr . .-...- g 3
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o ACRES.

Near EaisiTh-G acres cleared; e arst-rats piacs Tor a
gardener r-rns-f80 per s1rr. sns-fhlrf cash. BAL
tnos IN one and tTogearsi or Ein BE s1ehaagsd fr city
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SPEECH or JUDGE DOUGLAS IN
HEPLE TO COL. III naNIe

SPEECH or JUDGE DOUGLAS IN
HEPLE TO COL. JEFF. w
Ths morning re ommenc the publication
Of the celebrated speech % Judge DOUGLAS.
delivered in he United States senate, in reply
10 Senator DAVIS Of Mississipp, which al tie
dus and ever since, has been regarded - ur-
snswersble and overwhelming Itshould be
read and studied By every friend o. The nation
al esBdicste for hs p-ssidshsF who desires to
f0Edfy himself TO receive and rspsl t8e assaults
OF de " Little Giants +" e3e=iss BaI its Pc
russl should not be confined exclusively 70 TIE
special friends Of judge DoraLAs. K should
bersss by al men o. sipsrtiss who wish 10
see sZpounded and elaborated the true theory
o. our govornment and, indeed, the only one
Epon which the northern and southern sections
can Be kept together in harmony and frstsr-
nifty.
one-bslf Of GIs great production appears
tbis mornlaE-tle remainder win Be published
tomorrow. Ws would give notice that, to an
sWer tie constant semsn5 which has been
inside for THE sPesoh, we viii tomorrow strike
Of TEs ~TEoUsASD extra copies, which VI,
offer a. $50 Per hundred. This price viii
49, ~ ~ AIalaaAs ne Nealae no
Pfft gPolit
COL. SAMUEL MATTHEW'S OF MS
sIssTPPI.
We had the pleasure o. a visit vsstsrdsv I
from this able and prominst cidzsn o. Pamela
county, Mississippi We were much Erstifsd
10 ascertain from bin, amid al the temptation I
Of his locality. that be was a firm and true
national Democrat, determined not 10 Be- div
en- eut Of bic old party organization bv The I
few msieontsHts and d~isorgsnlzsn who have
for ysan past attempted TO regulate the party
aad the country, and who originally Dat on
foot ne secession movement, resulting ia m.
nomnanon q BEEcKrEtBsE and LExE. We
Dc not regard Col. SANvEE MATHEWS a. AZ
all inferior 10 he brother-the ex-governor az
AississiPpi-iH either political information.
sound sense, or powers o. argument. and We 1
predict that be VIII BE- somewhat fell BY h,
sseessioaisfs before the canvass is ended. ~.
learn that be has already addressed hsf,lisu-
citizens a. Lo0xahoma in behalf q Dorer.
and JoHStoE- We would Be glad 10 pvbB.b
Est Of appointments for hin extsnsi,g
throughout eli the counties Of Norsh Nis.,.
siPPL
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Ia ordering TGckeis or CerHaeai

IEeose the amauat Of uaney toaEr zi1ress for ulst
yuu wish - purchase nsae Lhr LliteU in which yJu
wish IL invested, ani whether y0u wish Wh1irs, Halves
Quarters or Eightl1. on receipt u wtlch. we send utlt
Is ordered, BY nrst mail, tpcetaer win tie scheme.
Immediately after ne drawing, a printed DraElrE,
certified 10 ~ TIE C1umissi0nsra w-h Be sent with AZ
srrlanatiUl-
Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain, End
give their Post OGce. Comfy and Stzts.
Aucummuulcaton strictly cnuddsluai.
q All Pri1es o. 1900 and under. paid immediateiy
Erfv DAYS.
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HungarTan Grass seed.

WE have . god suFpiye The above see1. which vii
w Be sod low. Warranisi fresh and genuine.
Ia |. Y nnL-a 4 %
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34ACREs

On Central sveuur, near ne Race Course. ooutaluluz
9, 20 IS, % sad - acres. en- q ledlt eztsnsiuz lr5uzh
dEe y-ars.
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Is
LIABILITIES
a T OF CONNECTICUT.
WaHrvonu Corrrv

s1ArE OF CONNECTICUT
HAHrFoRD CoUErTs s. Hsrford, JAY J, iss0.
Pers1usnHy rppearei bef1re ne, HEHRT FowLra. a
Iutired ne Peaoe. d1iy q1allaed % sdnlnister oafhs
BE RlFL1li PresntenL, aud THONAS X. HRACE.
Seereta-y sud sereraiy made solemn oaths that he
~ferezoins st1trmeut o. ne assets and unfiton o. the
Etna Insurance Company astrus.
HkNRT OWLER.
glsice o. dhe Peace.
Eat Of TENNESSEE, CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
NAsHvTLLE, Iug 2, 1881.
ms istoeertiJ thatthe Eina Insurance Company, 10
ctted Al Hartford, inthe State of Ccunecflcut. has cum-
piled viii aliihe requirements % tke code % the subject
q f1raiEu Insurance corpu-ntions. In sec1cns lea8 %
1901 inclusive. Is well a. me act o. 2tth q Margh 1850
charteT 2ia sec ion 70. re1uiring 3 deposit with ne
0nrriuer o. twenty thousand dollars Of 81 per cent.
hsnds % he state, and that ia. z Chaduick and Wm
- wells are Tie ieEany a-tiariEed AGENTS % said en-
psuy mthe town q Mamphis, STATE q Tennesss.
1T. DUNLAP, Controller.
Policies issued IN ne a5ovs Old ana reliable Canusuv
on liberal terms By
CHADWICK a WELLS. AEsa.,
iy& Bauk Buiding- Main streaL
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TEACHES

3sveuty-iys cleared. GOD imur8Frmsnts. ace mues
east On ne Memphis and Charleston railroad. ~
change for city property.
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Acm advertisements.


NOTICE irhershy riyrn % thoss usyiug fr having
lNthe strerss sIrinked. uafI. s W. Aurustus on the
f7th day % Iuiv. i660 s3d % Paris IllinEs an o.
my interest in Ue business. EIu ~ LIST day o.
Jaly, an percdls E1oulur On msefvFs b Be- indebted
% ne Tor spriHkIng streets will please take notice ard
f-nElna
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NI3S0IuTInM

TIM Partnership heretofore existing rnfer The zane
Il and style % Gates. Wood * MrKnl1ft is MS fav
dissolved BY mutual CONSENT S. NJ Gates ara A.. n.
Woca, under ne zane All style OF GATES a wool are
aioue authuTized o refla The In rurss az he af arm.
All assume IN lie ha.iiiies.
g. a. GtrEs.
A.. 81. WOOD
MILTON WrENTsHr.
Memphis. July n. u1-uv14-Iw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-16
NOTICE.

Sarah E. Howard, J In the Circuit Court for
vs.. kCecil county. In chan
Richard Howard Gerry, Msy 81, 1860.
T!llE Object of this suit is to procure a
l. Drccrce divorcing the complainant a
vinculo matrimonii.
The Bill states that in the year 1884, the
complainant was legally married to the
defendant, with whom she lived several
years; but that the said defendant has
abandoned her, and that such abandonn cnt
has continued uninterrupted for more than
three years. And that the said defendant
resides out of the State of Maryland.
1t is thercnpon adjudgrd and ordered that
the complainant by causing a copy Of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper,
published at E!kton, once a week for one
month, before the second day of July, next,
give notice to the said absent defendant of
the object and substance OF this Bill, and warn
him t" appear in this court, in person or by
solicitor, on or before the third day Of Octo-
Der, next, to answer the premises and show
cause, if any he has, why Decree ought
not to pass rs prayed.
w. H. RICKETTS,,
True copy test, Clerk.
W. III. RICKETTS,,
June ., lSGO-1m. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-16
ALL MEDICINES SHOULD BE
PREPARED BY A PHYSICIAN.
Cures.
Cures.


TnE EIcTlM OF AN OBSTINATE Gotten or Com.
lfoarscness. Asthma. or any symptoms of disease
IN the throat. Breast or Lungs. should resort at
once to DR. Swayne's Com pound Syrup of Wild
Cherry article which has been fairly tested
and found to possess healing virtues hitherto
unknown IN the history of medicine Rely not
upon simple catchpcnny articles. which relieve for
MON cnt. but eventually accelerate the disease,
when you can obtain safe and reliable remedy
prepared by an experienced physician, whose
laborious private practice of near quarter of IA
century must satisfy all of the superior excellence
of this old established and far-f,med Wild Cherry
Compound, is prepared under the immediate care
of Dr. H. Swayne
SWanye's Compound Syrup of Wild
CHERRY cured Edward Hanson, Germantown
Road, opposite 4th. of violent Cough gre 1t asting
of Flesh could not stand or lay with any comfort
Works ntGeorge Swecny's Pottery Ridge Road,
below Wallace.
Swayne's Wild Cherry cured Valentine
Chapman. at the Aims House. near Frankfort,
Philadelphia, of one of the most aggravated cases
Of Diseased Lungs which has ever been placed
upon record. Testified to by Robert Glenn, Stew
ard, who purchased the medicine for him after
his physician had given him up as IL hopeless
case. and beyond the reach OF medicine
Swaync's Wild Cherry cured Margaret
wife of William Alexander. Mddctown Township
Delaware county, Pa. of confirmed cdnsulh pto n,
bad Cough, Blood Splitting. no Appetite. great
Debility was attended by three physicians. At
the time of her sickness she lived in Norristown,
Pa. and purchased the medicine of DR.. Slcmincr
who was agent at that time. This was in 1917
TT Prepared only by Dn SwANYE 4 SoS, No.
Sold by DR.. II. Ii. MITCHELL and DIR. JOS.
WALLACE ELKroS. and all Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the county and state.
March J. lS60-ly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-16
Extract OF a Letter from Iowa.

Poor Cfops-Dry Weo'hcr-D"H Times -
Prices of Prod"cc-- .Maa from Cecil
Emisrants for Pixies Peak, &c.
FoHr Dies MONIES. Iowa.
May 20lh. 1860.
The crops look badly on account of the dry
weather. II raned some this morning which
is the first rain since the 3rd of March. -
The wheat here is sown in the spring and
it has not more than half come up yet, but
this rain may assist 1t.
Times are dull here, money scarce and not
much business doing. Produce is very low
Wheat SO cents per hushel. Com Is. Oats,
l2t.-Potatoes, 10 to IL, Bacon 10 10 cts
per IT..
There was man from Cecil county in Fort
Des Moines in the spring who inquired for
Inc aud left some newspapers with the toll
man at the Bridge but could not find out
who he was.
There is great rush for Pixies Peak
from 25 To 80 teams bound there. pass through
Town daily. and numbers of incn and boys
are pushing out there from these parts.
We have all sorts Of stealing going on in
this county-horscs, cattle. house breaking,
&c.
THERE'S no emigration to Iowa now. All
arc going 10 Kansas and Pixies Peak
w. McC.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-16
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county. in chancery. the undersigned
trustees will Offer at Public Sale at the Court
House door III the town Of Elkton, on
THURSDAY, tie 2lst day Of June nert,
at ii o'clock, A. NJ, the
VALUABLE FARM,
in Cecil county Maryland, known as CAP.
SONS PASTURES, and now occupied 10y
Benjamin Is. Sweet.
This Farm contains about
$50 ACRES,
and is we'll located on the public road from
North East to Charlestown. 1t is mile dis
tant from the Railroad stations at the above
named towns. and is thus accessible to the
cities of Philadel phia and Baltimore.
1t also has the advantage of Water commu
Ecation, being only about half mile from a
navigable river. 1t is convenient to churches
Schools, Mills and Stores.
The land is good and capable Of high i'm
provcncnt: large part Of it is arabic, and
the residue is covered with thriving young
timber.
The improvements consist of usual out
buildings, and two good DIV Ell Ii NG
HOUSES These dwelling houses are in size
Is X % feet, and two stories high.
a well of good water is near one house, and
first rate Spring near the other. An apple
orchard Of select fruit is on the premises.
This property is under good fencing. and is
well watered. 1t will be survey ed before the
day of sale. Persons wishing to purchase are
invited to examine for themselves.
TERMS OF SALE: -One-third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash on the day
of sale one-,hird in six, and the remaining
third in twelve months from and after the
day of sale. The credit payments to bear
interest from the said day Of sale, and to be
secured by the bond o: the purchaser, with
suretirs to be approved by the Trustees.
JAMES Il. MCCULLOUGH,
GEORGE EARLE,
Elkton, May %, lS60-ts. Trustees.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it
~ may concern, that the undcrsi sned will
apply to the Commissioners of Cecil county,
at their next regular meeting after the 18th
day of June, next. to open Il Public Road
connecting the Ponds Neck and Pcarcc' s
Neck roads, on the following route, viz -
Beginning for the same at point on the
Ponds Neck road, near John Ii. Hcsscy's
Gate, and running thence along the division
line between the lands of John j. Henry and
George B. Money, to Barren Point on
Pcarce's creek thence across said creek
and along the division line between the
lands Of Mrs. j. A. Pearces and John Rey-
bold till it interscctS the Pearce's Neck road
or by such route as may be deemed more
advantageous to the ncighhorhood to be
benefited by the connection Of the said two
roads. JAS. w. MORGAN,
JOHN ii. fIESSEY,
JOHN J. HENRY,
GEO. b. MONEY,
ANTHONY REYBOLD,
JOHN HUSFELT,
II. J. MILIWARD,
HENRY ROWAN,
May 10, ls6O--5w and others.
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THE STEAMER GREAT EASTERN This
monster steamer is expected at New York
on Sunday or Monday, next. a New York
letter says:
The arrival Of the monster will I've appro-
Priatcly celebrated by salve Of artillery at
Fort Diamond, Governors Island and Other
places between the Battery and the Narrows.
As soon as the ship is signalcd Il fleet of
excursion and other steamers will proceed
down the bay TO meet her. and escort her up
to the city. One Of Vanderbit's ocean
steamships. and perhaps one of the Collins
boats, will joil, the squadron"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-06-16
LATE SHERlFF'S SALE.


DY virtue three wrts of Venditioni Ex-
ID ponas, one issued out of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county, and two issued by
Lemaicl II. Purne!l, one IF the Justices of
the Peace of the State of Maryland, in and
for Cecil county, to me directed, | will sell at
Public Sale, at the Court House door, in
Elkton, ON
Tuesday, the 18Th day June, 1860,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate,
Lots or Parcels of Ground, with the In
provements thereon, situated and lying il
the town of North East, Cecil county, 'front.'
ing on Main Street IS feet, and improved by
% story Frame Dwelling, with other out
buildings, nc. 1t being the same lots or
parcels Of ground that were purchased by
the said Bennett and conveyed to him by X.
l.. Thomas and wife, and Johnson and John
Shippers, by decd duly acknowledged and
recorded among the Land Record Books of
Cecil county. Also, all that Piece, Parcel
or Tract of Land, wherein the said Bennett
now resides, situated in the 9Th Election
District, (near Bacon Ilill,) on the road lead
ing from Elkton to North East, containing
As Acres, More or Less;
late the property of the said Henry Bennett,
and taken in execution at the suits of
Thompson Il Babbitt, (use Of John T. Bel
sterling, Assignee,) Dilworth & Branson,
and Michael Waitman, and will be sold for
Cash to satisfy SAID writs and costs.
G Sale to commence at II O'Clock A. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
May 26, IS60-ts. Ex Sheriff.
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GROVER & BAKERS
NOISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Undersigned. Clerpy TicH Oh various QcnOm-
l. nations, having purchased and used in our
f: miles "GROVElt Il BAKERS FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE" take pleasure ir recon-
mrndng it as an instrument combining the essen
tials of good machine. Its beautiful simplicity.
ease of management. and the strength and elias
ticity cs it, Sitch unite 10 rvndor it II machine
unsurpassed ty any in the market. and enc which
feel conf lent will give satisfaction to all who
may purchase and use it,.
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Rev. N. VANSANT, p,.,,
Rev. r. b, YARD, D0S'o"'
Rev G. LARUE.
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Rev. W. B SPRAGUE. d. D.. 4.buny.
Rev. J. N. CAMPBELL. D D.
Rev. CHARLES ANDERSON.
Row. CHARLES HAWLEY.
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Rev. Z. NJ. HOPKINS.
Rev. WILLIAM IIoSMER.
Rev. 0. H. TIFFANY, ID. D.,
Rev. &. }. BOWEN,
Rev JONA. CROSS:
Rev. JOHN MORON. D. D., Baltimore.
Rev. W. 4. ID. GLENN. .""=
Rev. W. II. CHAPMAN, e
Rev F. s. EVANS. .
Rev. X. &. GALBRAITH Gowunstorn. Md.
Rev. 7. DAUGIIERTY, Waynesbpo. Pn.
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Rev. W. a: CROKER. (No,en y,
Rev. JOHN PARIS, N"tJ"'S' 'o'
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Rev. b B. ROSS. Mnb,ie. Aid.
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Prof. JOHN FOSTER.
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Prof BENZ. STANTON,
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Rev. A. BLAKE.
Rev. L. G. BENSON, GamJ,er, o.
Prof j j. M'ELHENNY, D.D
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Rev. HENRY f PARKER,
Rev. G. n. JUDD. Montgomery, N. Y.
Rev. A. NJ. STOWE. Cu"andaigua, N. Y.
Rev. WILLIAM LONG Cuff Nine, Mich.
Offices Of Exhibition and Sale -49j Broadway.
New York. 100 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Isl Baltimore street. Baltimore
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ELKTON
MARBLE WORKS.

TNHE subscriber has opened a MARBLE
l. YARD in ELkTON, and will keep on
hand, and prepare to order, all kinds of
work, such as:
Monuments, Head and Foot Stones,
TOmbs, Nantes, Table and Bureau
Tops, Door Stills, Window Stills,
STEPS, &C., &c.
GyCemetcry Lots enclosed, and all kinds
of IRON WORK done at the shortest notice.
D~Tomb Stones cleaned and re lcttercd.
italian and American Marble constantly
on hand. All to to he sold at the lowest
possible Prices. WILLIAM McDEVITT,
Elkton, Apr =: iS5J.-tl. Proprietor.
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NEWARK ACADEMY,
Prof Edward ID. Porter, Prin cipaI

THIS Institution has recently been placed under
l. the entire control Of the undersigned who is
now thoroughly repairing The comm6dious build
ings aud grounds. and fitting them UP with new
furniture. He will open the Summer Session of
Five months. May 10th, 1860.
by the lberalty of the Board of Trustees, the
Academy is furnished with Library of IL 900 vol
umcs, and one Of the best collections Of Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus in the United States
thus aifording facilities for acquiring complete
Scientific and Mathematical education far superior
to most schools in our country
The best Teachers will be employed. and no
labor spared to secure the proper, moral, mental
and physical training Of the young men entrusted
to his care. Terms moderate. Fer circulars and
information address. EDWARD d. PORTER,
April IA, IS60---tf Newark, Del