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CHARLEY ROSS.

The sorrow stricken parents OF this
bright little boy, aud the many others
throughout TIE civilized world who sym
pathized with them through the many
weary years that have come and gone and
brought no tidIugS OF the missing child,
had about come To the conclusion that the
secret of his abduction had been buried
with the carcasse~ of the dciunct burg lars
who are well known to have been concerned
in his abduction. But last Winter he
uIned up in Chesapeake City in :. slightly
different shape than usual. This time lac
was not characterized by i fair skin aud
flowing curis, but appeared III the guise of
an ebony couuteraace and a Hat nose, aud
though his locks Were curly as the wool on
the back of a Meriuo sheep they were not
OF the flowing kind. This Charley was
an American citizen of African descent, ana
though young III years, was old IN crime.
Being III want Of boots lie pugloned Il ptIr
from Philip Young, of that town, and .p-
propriated them Ia his own Use, for wuIcn
offence lie now stands indicted IN this county
shortly after the adjournment of the court,
AT which he was Indicted. Charley WAS ar
rested and Alexander p Barwick became
surety FOR his appearance ~ court The
court came ON. bat Charley did not, and
his surety instituted search for him and
soon became as much interested in his dis
covcry as the phIlanthropists of the civil
lied world had been i'll the discovery of the
other Charley. For time Mr.. y. hoped
that the Butter Potter not the Butter
Potter committee wolid uucaTlh HIM. as
they Appeared to he cxhuming AL sorts
OF strange things that were about As
pertinent to the subject they were investi-
eating as his whereabouts appeared to lie:
but they kept digging aud deivIng away,
and tins hope after awhile foTspok him
and Inc concluded to explore the pine
barrens and sandy wastes of Jersey and see
If the sand Spau1aIds knew aught of the
missing Charley. This was a happy
thought and pretty soon the perscycriug
surety MAS rewarded 10y the discovery that
the object of his search was Inclrccrated
IN Woodbury. jail for the larceny of a lot
ot chirkcus from a sand SpanIard III that
vicinity. For this offence he will soon be
tiled, aud Il acquitted, will be brought to
Elkton To answer the charge of stealing
the boots.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

y meeting az delegates Of the Rcruhli-
can party met in Elkinn. nn Monday. and
MAS called To order. at II \. NJ, by x. G.
lhLCkcfy, OF the State Central Committee,
aud the permanent organization effected 10y
calling j. +. Mccullough To the Chair and
George Balderstun, of the Sixth district,
WAS Elected Secretary.
Dn calling the roll. the following were
found To have been accredited delegates:
First district T. +. Jones. JOS. Magill,
W H. Emerson, ". Scott Price, !. Norris
.>srpAi disfrjct-G. ". Boulder, 4. L.
B.rw!ck, ". b. Colman.
Third disfriff-J. I. Mccullough. l.. NJ.
llalncs, ". J. Smith, X. c. Thackrry, w.
I. WarhUrtpn, Jr.
E,1irN dis'rir, 20. Jas Smith. :. *. Miller.
Israel REYNOLDS
Iini district W Scotch, Jas. johnson,
II. Il. West, W. II. Bennett, \. Ford.
Strh district VIM. Brown, .Icthrn T.
Mccullough, Geo. Bllderston, W. +. b. L.
Robertson. T. J. Bric;ley.
ON motion Of l.. VI. H.ines, the Convcn-
tion proceeded 10 elect four delegates to
attend the Congressional Convention of the
Second District, called to meet at West
minister. on the ilh inst, in case the said
meeting Is held that day: il not held on
that day, on such subsequent day As hall
l." fixed 10y The proper authorities; and the
following named gentlemen were elected
James y. Davis, James Johnson, George
Ricketts, and Henry Il. Torbert.
In order To more fully define the above
motion, it was adopted 4 resolution, as
follows:
81 1t r>soircd, That in the event of the
failure Of the Congressional Convention,
Il l..
18th of September, and make nomination,
that then the delegates elected by this Con
ycntinn shall be The accredited delegates of
Cecil county 10 such subsequent convent ION
rs shall Ice called concuIrcntly by the Couu-
ty State Central and the County Central
Committees of the four counties composing
the Congressional District.
The fullowing-uamrd gentlemen were
then elected: For County Central Commit
tee First district. I. T. Jones. Second,
7. b. Hopper; Third, J. r McCulIoIgh
Fourth. : X. Miller: Fifth. Alfred Ford;
sixth, Geo. Balders,uu: Seventh. John VI.
NcClcnahan: Eighth. James Cummings;
Ninth. Samuel llldGuck. For County Elk
rcutlyr Committee VI. llaineS. w. J.
Smith and J. +. Mccullough.
The following resolution was adopted
and referred TO the delegates to the Con-
q cssional Convention.
R6so'red, That the preponicrating agri
cultural interests of this district, other
qualifications being equal, point to the pro-
Wiety OF our being represented in our Ma
ti"nal councils by one who shall truly rep
resent the land and labor interests thereof
The Convention then adjourned sine di..
GEORGE BALDEKsToN, Sec'y.
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l'erryyille Items.

sToTrEp.
The stone crusher has stopped but will
probably resume in two or three weeks
FISH,
principally cat fish, are again being caught,
aud are expressed chiefly to Philadelphia
THE NEW SPAN NEARLY COMPLETED.
The bridge men are getting along finely
with the long mon span. They expect To
have II ready To test next Sunday week.
pIsGEACEFUL ACTIONS.
Our good citizens were somewhat sur
prised, 4 few evenings since, to see one
woman chasing another with Dig club.
4 little investigation elected the informa-
ton that one party had slandcred the other
This won't do; bad example to the chill
, dren.
\ NEW SECTION Ross.
We have Il new section boss here this
week in place of William Watson, removed.
He appears to be very much of a gentle
man. His name is X. II. Seely, and came
here from Newport. lie brings his fore
man with him. All the old section hands
were retained.
TRAMrs FIRING At TRAIN HANDS.
Two trampS, slightly under the influence
of whisky, boarded the north bound freight
train here on Monday evening, with the
intention of stealing 4 ride. shortly after
the tram started they were discovered and
put of. They resented this interference
with their Journey by firing two or three
times at the train hands with 4 revolver
fortunately hitting no one. Information
Was telegraphed tn the Compauy's detec-
tIvcS, but as no answer came until Tuesday
morning, they had left the neighborhood.
\ NEW CARRIAGE DAMAGED.
Mr.. Pugue, carriage maker, from Ris-
ing sun, was in town the other day with a
fine new carriage. which he was Offering
for sale. While here he wished to feed his
horse, and taking the bride off its head, he
WAS about giving the animal the feed in 4
measure, when passing engine scared him
and he left, -iih the new wagon in tow.
They found the wagon fast against 4 tree,
about two miles above this place, and the
horse, which had become unlocked from
the carriage, was wandering around the
woods. Damage To the wagon between
seventy five and hundred dollars.
kEHo.
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WHAT ARE THEY For some weeks
past the UPPER part "f Elk Neck has been
infested with :wo animals that have fright
cncd the residents of that part of the coun-
~, and annoyed them 10y worrying their
calves and young stock.
Some time in the early part Of last week
thy are supposed to hav. crossed the Elk
river, and since ;hch have been making
things lively III the large forest that cx-
tends from :icar Holly Hall 10 Frcnchtown.
Many persons have heard their wild un-
earthly yells. and describe them III various
ways, is being Ike those Of " cat long
drawn OUT others as being like the " cry
of peacock and still others as being
like . 70 tit C'icc II Il 'romaH Ia d,cr dis.
frsss.'
We rode down To fceuchtown on Thurs
day mornIn. last and interviewed Mr. Cha>.
Jones, who. We had been inlnI med, bad
been attacked 10y one of them in the road
not far east of the residence of Town
send Poole. Esq. upon whose farm he is
employed. Mr.. Jones was returning home
along the road ahou. ; o clock on last Mon
day evening. when one Of these wild, Zero
cious va!mu'> " jumped the fence shur;
distance in front OF him and. advancing into
the track Of the road. showed :. disposition
u dispute his passage. or course he was
frightened. for hc had heard the terrific
yellS of the ugly looking customer before,
and had formed a bad opinion ot II. 50
being thunder struck lac studied the sItua-
tIun for a moment, aud, like the Irish sen
tin"l, began To advance backward, still
looking the creature in the eye and trying
10 charm it in the same way rs the an
Client mariner charmed the wedding guest
When he had put \ convenient distance
between it and himself, he stopped down
u pick mp 4 stone, against which lie had
stumbled, and the animal, thinking discrc-
u"n tho better part OF yalor, quickly lrapci
the fence and made \ hasty retreat. Mir
j. describes it rs being about four feet long
and three feet high. with a large, ugly look
ing head, short nose. long tail. and being
of a light yellow color. Since last Monday
evening Mr.. J. has not travelled that road
not much lie hash t.-nur won't while
these creatures are roaming at large.
Mr.. Na!ian. who occupies a house on
Nj. Poulc's plantation. has heard these
animals yelling in the forest and says theg
appear to he roaming through it con
siderable distance from each other. one
answering the call of the other. They
have also been heard hy Samuel Smith,
ESD, and Nj Arthur Mitchell son of the
late Hooper Mitchell, Esq whose resi-
dence is near their favoriic haunt in the
forest.
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65 ACRES AND q SQUARE PERCHES
ALSO, PERSONAL PROPERTY

LIVE sToCk-l l,rr, lay Mar Nelly" year,
"'d VIII S''fk 1n; "hrr": Brood SpW aud Sluai,
IMPLEMENTS i iwo-l.Dr-- Power AMI Tl.r-.s-r. !
w" hE>~ Spring Na-fi- "H" horse i-tr-,fi S!-i.-
hand Cider Pre-. Circular >aw anil Frame &c. ;
.~H ll"r-~ Eth". 1T Bot Sl-,I- 1T, WYrk Iarr-..
>'il!r ami Etlii~ ''gaiu Cradle Barrels anil f..
b'tm, pair t-iri4.k~' >1r-. Cos .trl oN Chain.
f"rh,. sho'"i-. &C. P'r-t Digger. Sp .- aud Anger
Transition" Maui a'sl Wc-, ttaiu Shovel, ,ul Gram
h..
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUENITrEE-S.
C'r'A Stove and Fixtures. rlrl-r store t-ul!at-
Stove. CnAsr' Bureaus. Cuplu.rl.. L,vkin. ,la,,r,
Carpet sausage Cutter. TaLIr-~arr. &C.
MISCELLANEOUS -I,i Of Chestnut Per. rut Tor
-iuIiu.. Joi,i. and Rar~f.: lot Of whtr osk Hoard
l"t 81 SAn=i"- aud Weather boarding: Dot HUI stuff
lot Il Carpenter and Copper T,.ul-: shoe Beach an
Fixture HIiu-r He'll. Hand Il-ll Baskets, aII man,
/ other article too uunrT''t4, to fn-niiou.
TERMS OF SALE-A- g. til, Real E-tatr. O.t.-ttirtl
~ pufsta>" money cash iay -tl-: balance IA tv
r'IUI taI-ut-. SIX and the other al T~rI,r
months i"il !IN 81 ale. Credit IaNm-ut. 10 Lar Ia.
i'r"'t ir'n Ia, f ale aud l- secured Is Nuir- 81
Bond, 60! urt ha>~r. with --rgr;y L. approved hv
Ia" kA"'uEoTs All crop growing t- Par
.'-"r = 1y cost II convey P,>,-.,iun .i,vr.
March 18th. I>1r.
A. 10 the Personal Prui-rty. All sum. II Ten I;i,r.
and um!rr. ,,.h dAy Il ale: uu -uu.. ,,,,r that
amount credit If SIX month, will tr given IA Iur-
chaser giving NOt~. with approved >-,uTty pay 4i At
Rising sun Ranking Co with interest from date # hot
paid whvu due.
Sale 10 cpu,incnc- a L. "'rlackx
MARGARET A PEARSON
WILLIAM wiNEI
Executors Il Mu-.- X. F.s4fs II. l,7r-e.r-i
Aus Sl-i- :. BuES-. Aus'iun-rr.
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Various Causes

Advancing YEAR .irkL~-.. disappointment. aud
hereditary Tr,-Ip-ituu--s oI,-r,tr To turn the hair
f4s anal cith-tai tru giu-- .l-i pTcn,aturcly.
ANLE- lI'Ir hI.pK ~ f.,tur- faded gray light au!
r.! f,lr ira ti.h IF.wu I~E :, lssA, may re DE-
-tr.I II -Hitrrs- auI ,ran~r- Tho -sIr giving 1t \
90 slthN action, sut remove, and rurc- dau.ruT aud
humat- ~ %, 49, alliu. L,ir j. eH-rk"l tir
ath All To- Irsiury "a all cases where thu tllilirs
,r.- not lr-iu'y~I Glands d~r'y~i It. effect, nr~
l,.,utsiuIT, shown TRASHY ~rtk -rkly hair, to
vAl'h fr~ applications will Iro,iuc" tn" sIo, aud
frr-hur-s Oi YOUTH Harmc,. AMI it. operation,
1t iucru arabic dressing and Is specially valued
the -"ft lu-trr auI rishur-- impart= II
neither IA dy., ami III not soil color
~ll,. eamhric yet lasts lon- tho hair and keeps
D iE--h and .utou-.
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q Duryea's Celebrated " Maizena, I"
manufactured at Glen Cove, y. Y. Is one
of the most delightful preparations for food
in the world. Recommended by the high
est medical authorities in both hemispheres,
aud receiving the first medals and diplomas
1T all the great international exhibitions.
Duryea's Satin Gloss Starch is the best
III the world. Use it once and you will use
no other. 1t has received the highest In
tcrnat ioual awards.
Duryea's Grape Sugar and Glucose, for
the use of cnnfectiouers, brewers. preserv-
ers OF fruits, wine makers, etc. ncqualed
for purity and excellence. Furnished in
quantities 10 suit, and shipped to all parts
OF the world. Samples sent free of charge.
Address WM. DURYEA, Gen. Agt - Park
Place, New York. L. ). \.
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To the Public.

An urgent appeal comes from Memphis
for clothing, nuurIshmeut and delicacies
for the victims of the yellow fever; things
more useful TO them than money, because
money can hardly purchase them there.
Those who can contribute such things are
kindly requested To do SO immediately. and
to send them To Miss Leslie, Bow street.
The railroads offer free transportation TO
Memphis for the articles eded.
ii. 4. SKINNER
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The EI.KToN BANDS ENCURsIoN.-Thc
Excursion of the Elkton Corne; Band To
Colchester, ON Tuesday last, was a financial
success. But we are sorry To say, that ow-
ing To an unusually low tide aud the solicl-
iudc of the captain 10 prevent delay. the
Pert Royll got aground at Morgan's shore,
where she was detained about two hours
Owing to the low tide the boat dropped
down the river 4 short distance below the
wharf, and some time was lost in getting
the passengers on board. and the boat be-
ing well filled, was unable - cross the bar
As before stated, and consequently did not
reach her destination till after three T. NJ
Except this unavoidable detention. moth
ing else occurred tn mar the pleasure Of
the excursIonlsts, who spent a pleasant and
happy day.
The Pert Royal started for Elkton at six
L. NJ. and reached here III Que time, every
body being IN 4 good humor with them
selves and every body else. Eight of the ex-
cursIonIsis from Baltimore. who were left at
colchester by the Pilof Bgv, took passage
to that city, via Elkton, ON the Part Royal.
The committee realized about $50, which
will be- applied TO the object for which Tie
excursion was gotten up.
The members of the Band desire TO thank
their friends and patrons for the liberal pa
tronage extended To them upon this occa-
sion, and hope upon all occasions when
called upon in the future they may be able
to make large return.
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= We will sell Goods cheap-very cheap
uniformly cheap-but we do want the
money for them. REESE.
q Look at our &c. Canton Flannels be-
fore you buy. GLASS FRONT.
n wanted-5OO ID Country Lard. cash
or trade, r. &. REESE.
- Mems good Calf Boots, 50 30.
GLASS FRONT.
- We have two or three PAIRS of Boots
for sale Il. q. REESE.
n Boys and Youths fine Calf Boots.
GLASS FRONT.
=; Rail bird on the 10Th Buy your
ammunition At Rcese's. Shells loaded to
order.
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LIVER Is kISG.-The Liver is the i'm
perial organ of the whole human system,
As it controls the life, health and happi
ness of man. When it is disturbed in its
proper action, all kinds of ailments are the
the natural result. The digestion of food,
the movements of the heart and blood. the
action of the brain and nervous system, are
al! Immediately connected with the work
Ings of the Liver. Ii has been successfully
proved that Green's August Flower is un-
equalled in curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the
numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition of the Liver and
Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents
Positively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove that it
is just what you want.
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and other points along the line of the road,
and numbering upwards of 800 passengers,
who Lad come down to- picnic at the elias
sic grounds Of Happy Valley. where they
no doubt would have passed very pleas
ant day had not the rain inierIcred To mar
their endowment.
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Port Deposit Items.
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL
The Republican voters of the Seventh
district did not respond with ardor to the
call for a meeting to elect delegates, on
Saturday last. To the County Convention.
80 little interest was felt that they did not
organize meeting. They seemed To toe
very Indifferent, about the matter, but did
not hesitate To express themselves pretty
freely about the scaudalous course of the
pruiessrd leaders of the party in Baltimore
and throughout the State, who are squab-
bling and lighting over the offices attached
- the Custom House and post office in
Baltimore. The two factions have man
aged 10 bring disgrace tn the party and are
doing all in their power To drive away the
the most influential aud intelligent men of
the party.
DEDICATION.
The announcement Of the dedication OF
the temperance temple, on next Tuesday,
Mas premature. Owing To the impossibilIty
Of procuring the desired speakers by that
time the executive committee have decided
to postpone the dedication towards the
latter part of the month. Due notice Of
lie time with the names of the speakers
will be given.
has been busy in our midst this week, tax
Ing away the heads Of Two families, who
lived in adjoining houses. On Monday last,
Doctor Roswell Wakcman, who had been
suffering with painful disease of the
stomach, died 4 few minutes past 10 o clock
\. NJ. The funeral took place ON Thursday
last. at half a.'t o'clock \. NJ, from the
VI. +. Church. the Rev. J. d. Rigg oili
ciaIed. assisted 10y the Rev. Mr.. Aiken, Of
The Presbyterian Church. The funeral
WAS largely attended by >ympathiz!ns trends
and relatives, and proceeded to Rose Bank
cemetery, AT the Brick Meeting House,
where the body was cons sued la its last
resting place. Doctor Wakcnau was a
member pi the VI. T.. Church, of this place
tn which he had attached himself more
+ than thirty years ago. aud At the time of
hIs death WAS postal agent on the PhIla. x
Bait. Central railroad. He was in the &C Ia
I year oi his age and leaves wife and four
children, three of whom have arrived AT
the years nf maturity.
On the day following. Tuesday and
about the same hour at the day, and in
the house next adjoining that of Doctor
Nakrman, {. {. l.. lamar, who has been
III delicate health for several years, also de
parted this life. leaving wife and one
ChIld 10 mouth ms ear ~ death. MIR lamar
was a son Of the late James H. lamar. of
EIkton, aud came To this place whilst 4
youth IN his teens. lie was for several
years engaged in the drug business, and
married the widow ot the late James Wi
son. His funeral took place from his late
residence on Friday at one O'Clock T. NJ
lie was inferred III lIopewcll cemetery.
EXCURSION.
The Columbia aud Port Deposit railroad
brought down, ON Thursday last, train
of fifteen cars loaded with excursonists
from Columbia, Washington, Safe Harbor
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ElktoH, Sept. Ga.
THE FREE METHODIST CmuKcm ,

THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH OF ELK
ToS-Rev. ID. W. Hart, who has been
serving the f. VI. Church of this town, as
pastor, since last February, preached hrs
farewell sermon, on sunday evening last
and left on Monday morning for Confer
ence, which met at Railway, y. j., on Wed.
nesday last. Mr.. Hart has served the church
with great acceptabIlity, neiug an earnest,
unassuming man. The Society here was
organized last December with six members,
and has now increased To some twenty five,
which, considering the strict discipline *
ercised, is very encouraging. They have
no idea as to who their ext pastor may be,
as that matter is left entirely to the Con
ference.
The pulpit will be filled 10 morrow morn.
ing and evening by Rev. Samuel Logan, OF
ChaTlestown.
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North East Items.
4 LARGE WHEEL.

LARGE WHEEL.
We understand that the ponderous cast
iron wheel, Tor the Iron Company works
a, tins place left Wilmington, on Tuesday
morning. drawn 10y twelve mules. and when
within three miles of Glasgow, the front
wheels Of the conveyance broke down,
which caused considerable dclay
WHY Is IT?
There has been considerable discussion
lS To why the travelling public should nee
csSarily require the curbing to be set back
some fifteen inches further on all other
properties on the west side OF the street
ttiln II does along the hotel property. We
heard 4 gentleman remark. the other day.
that PERHAPS the curhing had swervcd out
from II, and shame iaccdly had tried To
hide itself beneath the board floor.
THE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
met on Friday evening of last week, as
usual. Quite lIrg, ani att entivo audi
encc was present. The meeting was ad-
dressed 10y Edwin .Ianyier. Of Kent county.
"hu cut and slaShed At both Judge and
Jury as being delinquent i'll discharge Of
duty III Inauy instances in bringing whisky
vtnlators To justice. |. y. benjamin, Esq.
>aiG that whisky and religion could not
dwell III the same rast, that wien the spirit
"t rum went III the spirit Of God went out
Al the close "i the services there were -
news members added To their number
FIAT JUsrITIA KrAr Cu:LUM.
We noticed an article in your last issue,
ov'f the signature OF !. l.. Mcdaniel, the
Treasure: Of the Board of Town Commits
>.oncrS Of North East, in which lac says,
. LIE the boy Friday was arrested at my
j. l.. Med. ; instance. and on my oath,
for violating "a town ordinance, and Occa-
>ional knew this when lie peuued it.
Now, in justice To uuIself. We emphaiicaily
deny ever having any knowledge that the
boy Friday was presented before Squire
Ben iImIu by Mr.. McD. until we saw II in
his article III Tie Hhiy, but We did undci-
stand that he did, III the absence of the
squire, present the boy Ia the highest tri.
uuual IN the towu-a rum SellcT-io have
him arrested for drunkenness and disor-
derby conduct on the street, but he declined
- issue ! warrant FOR his arrest: not 50
much FOR his conscientious scruples as II
was 10 use the phraScolngy of our inform
ant FOR fear OF making All - ass OF himself
before the public. And We have SINCE
learned that Nj. Med. did present John
FRIDAY before Squire Benjamin for arrest,
jph himsst and tie rum seller being present
an the OCCASION. !cEce the way Captain
Brown gained his information. and which
lie publicly expressed III his lecture on
temperance, as stated in our items Of the
ioth ultimo We fear our friend has been
afflicted with some Sonniferous influence
an. finally woke III, IN defense of the rum
seller. Occasional
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APPOINTMENT or ROUTE AGENT
We pleased to learn that Daniel Van
nemau, Esq, of Port Deposit, has been
appointed route agent between that place
and Philadelphia, III the place of Dr.
Wakeman, lately deceased. Mr. Van
neman being a conscientious and obiiging
gentleman, his appointment, we doubt not.
will give satisfaction to the Republican
party and the public generally.
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REAL E.S1'1 TIE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Il b. HARVEY offers for sale or rent,
Il . hi- ERICk STORE sud DWELLING centre OF
oxford. Pa. - 10 feet. tAr-r stni-> with las-ucui
]" Al aTiin"i-. Tie business. consisting. 4, by Gooi
br~~- .G"ol-. Trimmings. Motions. MiIiIn-ry. 81,
Established ia lNtI. aui has l~ru -r'at success
Trims tia" sGsi'st possible White inG full description.
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