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MIDDLETOWN ACADEMY ;
Classical Department.

vyVIIlS Institution will be opened Monday the ODD Of
i October inst, under the of the Rev. Juskrn
WILSON
In this Seminary Students will be thoroughly instructed
in the different branches Of good English and Classical
education, viz, Heading, Writing, Arithmetic English
Grammar topography, Composition Elocution, AIahemat-
cs and the Greek anil Latin Languages The terms Of
tuition will be-tor the English branches. exclusive Of
Mathematics, So per session. $40 including The Mahe.
mates for the Languages including the English, $40 per
session. Tuition money to be paid in advance.
There will lie two ssions in the year. with short
ton between each.
Good boarding he obtained iniesp cc'able families il
the village, at the rate of forty dollars per session; and
few boarders be accommodated in the family Of the
Principal JNO EDDOWE rs, Src'y
hiiidetown, Oct. l. 1897. s4-Sn
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6 It'll DIVIDEND.

vNvHE President and Directors Of the Bank Of DeLayar
4 have this day declared Dividend Of Zen dollars per
share, equal five per cent the Capital Stock for the
las, months payable The Stockholders, their legal
repre-. enta,ivcs, or after the l0ih inst.
EDWARD WORRELL Cash'r.
Nov. 9, 1897. 3-t4t
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NOTICE..

I7iE partnership heretofore existing under The firm Of
il CmASntEa s. TAlLsy.. Backsmiths in Brandy~inc
Hundred is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Any
persons having claims against SAID firm will present their
accounts to John Chanaer, for settlement
JOHN CHANDLER,
WA TALLEY.
Oct. 50, 1927. 1-4p
n. b. The business viii be continued by JonS CMASp
LEu, in said Hundred
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DIVIDEND.

vEvlIE Board Of Directors of the DrG,Oare Fire Insurance
L Company, have this day declared Dividend of three
per cent for the last six months, the capital paid
which will be payable the Stockholders, their legal
representatives, after the 18th inst, at the Bank OF
Wilmington and Brandywne.
BY order Of The Bemd
DANIEL BYRNEs, Sec'y.
November 3, 1927. SIT
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BANK OF SMYRNA.

Nov. i, 1885,.
FsvIE Directors &C The Bank Of Smyrna have ts day de-
g. dared dividend for the la, six nonhs At he rate Of
: per cent. year: The will be paid or aiicf
the 3 h instant Ly order
At s. IT, HOnSON, ftDhr.
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rirginia State .Nacigation Lottery,
On the High and Low system Of drawng--rnore prizes
than blanksdraws Thursday the 18th day OF Noyen.
Der.
s5.me.-1 prize Of 5000; Of 21oOi of 1900;
ST lJsO; Of SO0 Of 600; Of 500: | Of 200; Is Of
100 ~ OF so ~ n 90 100 Of To- 120 If 10 900 Of
Tickets 50-tialf 25--Qnartera 62l cts.
- Persons who would wish risk in this are informed
thai Is the drawing not be received until Monday tie
i9h, they can renew their Delaware Prizes.
Tickets and shares in great variety Of numbers 10 Be
had AZ
II. B.iRkEK'S
y ue Prompt and Lucky Office,
NOV. ?, No. 81, Market Street, Whining, on
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sided and after the use Of The second my cough, and tie
splitting of blood eiiectualy ceased and feel myself
in perfect health. Yours. respectfully,
DAVID M'KARAHER.
Mr. John A. Parker
Sold by appointment By T. HARLAN, No. 81.
.llarket Street, .searty opposite Tie Toun Hall,
Wilmington, Del.
June 81 6i-u6m
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Nt>'I'it,E.

4 VERY tus'v coorcd ti 18 gears 81, vho
A des'ands cooking aud all kirds of ~o'k ,olc
Disposed oi,pr II years, 10 NJ Specialize fml ~
this Site. l"q"iic At THIS Office.
Sent, If, 1927. Sp-f
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ON SATURDAY NEXTl

The Delaware and North Carolina Lottery will draw ii
this thorough on Saturday the l7h OF November instead OF
the 10th.
Ueiacare 4. North Carolina Consolidated Lottpru
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mr. GOODs.

Supcfne broad cloths AID cassiners, assorted coors
linen and cotton drllins yellow aad blue mput anl
domestic nakiu Valencia Nurseries, oiilnct and FIorg
tine ycating; black plain and iwltI honi acts. f,r
cassian GrghaNs, calcUes, Cambria, bcacted and buw1
shrtts aud ,htctng mu,ins. Is liners, long lawn, Az
canbrc linens, lcyantlnes Fcrencss, tIos de Aare,
lUcsrng, gag and baidanna hlks. cotton aji linen ,lD
w'tc and coiore ca'n Grape ard ciaic s.ap ls greer
htc Al black allan do worstcd aud cotton hose aIi
suspendcgs York tn I'd beaver gloves taw SKINS make u
KID gloves q superior quality, white aud culotd dones
plaIts anil stripes tahhy, Cup AMI lt;s6urg cord,
tu.tas and dings fannels, flu Gnle and a,luu check
swis-, niil book and jack0nct inusls: 81 54 and
dmty crash diaper and table liuons, betlicking hussl
and imitation sheeting, blcacrl and unbcach G rgal.a
linens, OSaabnrg and Butap's, Porter ahi Lanca,lIc
sheetings; WILMINGTON, jackson, Adams and jefferson
stripes iean,. Garcia stripe, gnglams, black AID brown
Hollam acktng toms, SOWING silks and saving coWov
sens.w, safsenc black aud light coorcd lasting, Sc.
GROCERIES,.
Sugar, coffee moasscs, -four nlack .rei in bills AID
halt hbls gnger, aspcc, pepper ground and the grain
nnmeas, Cloves sc. Together vita geneal ,aiict, of
Liquors and sea Stores
PAINTS avn OILG
White lead. black lead, red lead 03c. rel yeQw
octe, i'rissian bue. chomc yellow vcrdgrs ground
and dry, patent green, ig bhe logwoul, ZEE nice.
summer, common, castor, lhsssd and Get OILS.
Earthea. China. Glass and qpeepSaars
IItving purchased The above goods chiefly at u,icr We
certain sell them al HE reduced prices
thoae who may favor Us with Their custom.
SAMUEL ArCAEELEY,
June q, 1877 ioilN RICE.
n Il. We have in addition IT, above r,st receive, 4
general assortment of Fisionabe osi and Fur HAAS On
commission, fro the well known factory Of lsAu na4.
wttt, H. ~, south front street. ilalc phiA-when ntt
81 -eli Inv.
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LOST.

EgErWEEN Newport and The Clal, brate Spings,
, small pocket WALLET, containing a small amount o,
Cash and few papers. The finder viii be culnpc nsated
on leaving The office of ionEnrsoN Lilrll No III
Market stteer, Wilmington Sept 4.
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ssOGMgL'i' s5OOI1S.A
\. y n Hihs0.l'.
No. los. AiAKkEr S,rpEE1

~ tV'73 NJ fNhT'T - Y TIE I
EsANE .int received an assortment Of Potte, !?.o>'.
among which
es' and Genllemens Packet Books, Niih silver AL
steel spring clasps, and finished in elcs ant si,lr.
Ladies t..lt Mo Deco Pocket ID ,k., N Needle ltd
thread cases, silver and steel splg clast,s, 81.
Russia Leather, Nor cc", iinrsc Ssii. ati chr rIn
l'oeSe, iiooSs AMI Wales, pain 'id 81, ASS'
With clasps and stars.
Also "a sariry Q. common ard lj8 pce Packet Ds \,
a. S H. itsop hlrs ni,o FIR ,a',.
l'and linN and iionnct d a,s, y rili. a .. aa WEI
ping Paper, Qllis, Ink Powder. K &, NY. odl',
,ata slse and lead peneii-, at,ft Ct,, i',amf-i''g
Pencils, iuks'and, san . ,,,,,, y .aa !ea., tavN,
Windsor an'' Fame, Saps OF t' i,'t 4 aaiH erN
assortment ., Srhel iGoS aiI -tit,ll..t .d n Wl,a
SillLc s"',! n rrAnce 0lic,s
WRITING iNh
u Gerry e..te1ltnt aNa ~ u. ..l. " tiie MIC
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SCHOOL. BOOKS.

Arhmetcs, English Readers, seqiels. Spelling Books
Biographies, Bibles 1cstarnen's, States Cphering and
Copy Books Writing and Letter Paper &C. for sale at th
oilice, a. reiucel prices.
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NEWT SATURDAY.

Dlarare and y. Carolina CONSOLIDATED Lottery.
Frs Class. To be drawn at Wilmington, bel Oh Sat
rday the l7lh inst, at Ii O'clock a. V
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Ticket Sf-lIalt i2-Quarter ).
For tickets or shares, apply to address
Robertson y Little,
Nov 9. No. %. Market st. Wilmington, Del
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MFCA.TyIsT,EY & DEsyE

S0uW Ufst y, and neaf q, BsGr&ycinp .lhNs,
IN an ADJOINING the store formerly condoc ed by VI M
Rice, as Sfocery-where it may not be Of ds.ds anse
% persons 70 call and examine for ihen.stlye,
The following compose par Of their asscitTeut.
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RFsrTrrEn SIN,
ice gea pleasure in nforuug you Of the ncalculabIe
benefits pave received nom taking bottles az YOUR
ranacea which | purchased when last in Phiiadelphia
Alter Using Ntte the paninmy breast which has
vary seysrc times Tor several years past entirely sub
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-01-20

see, The sun has Lurst Jorfb IN IIovIno hri,,.,
this r,.;,u i, l.ha1I io.,,,,, ~, H., h,,.L.n,l.
arm nrA hol1ioo b,r a.. i. I},r h.,na foIo,yc,,
1he st,n, Of her nrnr .n1 e. Rprthnld NH
t!,..y ,arc to a hul;i,... thron Il whose Grated
u;,l,y,s IN. lr,,.y, rrshrI u.,Idl,, Itv' H.,
rer.,f.rt. ID H. ,},al uIer. nv H. AN nnr;t,
4; H.. a.u,e.,.er... are nrr,,ryci II ,,ar.,;n..
freshness. AZ ho,., of t}n.. nnfnrtnn,te indi
,j.:D3I> vl,, from t;n.e n t,nc h,y, Lrrn ,},,,
from AMONGST The snow TA,.< entered hi
started l.,l vIth l.,r.r ,s +}cir c,as tll u,
th.. ah.,,tIy r,.ntrranr,, ran'].I 1n,iyIt III
BIZ SHE. ~ nnurrf,d Silence, Features. forms
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-01-20
TIE LADIES GARLAND.

Htlurc. Is uti0tf0 10 the preservation OF human
life. Several of the brotherhood now entered,
ana fastened to offer every assistance to the
travellers The night had closed in and the
llirkrrng lamp, suspended from the roof of the
apartment. threw 4 sottened shade Oh the coun
trnancr, OF the benevolent monks who busted
themselves in hcapIng piles Of wood on the
hearth. One Of them took the Sleeping Albeit
tromthe arms OF his mother, and laid him gently
pallet at hIs SIDE, while a large ,!ugstr.tcll
ed himself close w the child. as it TO guard ID,
eiumhcrs Refreshments We're nU,y I,ltccG H.
fore the tray ccr>. and after they had pAttasrn
OF them. the whole party arranged them>t Ives
round the blazing hearth. Although the Sc benc.
VIOLENT men had long SINCE lett the busy scenes
OF life, they yet retained a lively interest in the
transactions OF the period. and they listened
with eagfrne>s to the information which their
guests willingly impaired; II return, the pIioT
gave them a brief account of the first founder
Of this noble establishment its revenues. and
many other particulars connected with T. The
good priors hearers became deeply Interested,
when he went on to describe their mode Of HE
and the pcrIl> they 50 Frequently encountered
. One stormy evening IN winter, SAID he, a, we
were about to retire to rest, we tancird that
talnt cries mingled with the h0Wllngs Of the
blast The alarm was Instantly given. the bro
thrihood assembled, and sevcral,ol US. acc ON
panied by myself and 0ur faithful dogs sailed
forth, But the cries had cruscd and no traces
OF the sufferers could he found Suddenly one
Of the dogs bounded forward, hnWlcd tcalfnlly
and began to dig the snow with hi, feet We
then knew that some human being lay buried
We hurried on. aud, guided tr the means Of
the dog, soon arrived al The fatal spot We
pcrseycrrl yct longer, and III a Short ti:nc dis
covered the BODY al IL. mi ,rtun;tc :i.tt, Her
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t >


taal dnr.ul', did B,rjbnll prevail or hun to
turn 10 - house, where the joyful rxcIant
"a ol Isabella ,"cinS him di~,i;,,tcd hi,
t.llr. " "
ls,h,llA ~crpn1 nlarfiar re waS rot ~ l5ppv
TIE iotnrr u.lou Melancholy sometimes
'trd"d oppu her aud her occasional a:.tcW
rn.''l f. be- forced. i he two count, ar!ltlsc
/. N1h lie Htu!rtlce OF a tour. which, however,,
...a Ani- n.et TOW Glad am said I>a
l!t, A. tit "rt, IN Zulirh, to leave that
~ual taAn >l,hr gloomy stiffness which.
,e'sn' over It Is qmle appalling The place
prrir7 once ~ have eHIpyrd some s,,lcndor
he r-crl.c1ion Of which must cmhittcr is pre-
,"nt dreolrtlon" \ deep >sh followed these
.%or'ls = l. ii not possible, sad Ruprccht, that
t'Fier '':rr"~ OF happiness may arse to replace
those which have been lost ," 9 on are right,
~, Iovr, cried I~abra looking kindly on him
,pu are nebt ArV blessings may lie granted
- tle unhappy. 1t would be criminal ia them
= -Ap tl',ir hearts to every joy, because the
liol thry worehrpcp, perhAl, too londlv, is Ia
Ken from them. feel this now and you per
maps, AT no distant period. may he doomed to
'"'l !, also" Speak not thus, my Isabella,
replnrr YOU. Oh, rack not my heart with such
di>ual l1Irhohn4, know have not dr,crv
"a lo'r love. VET ike only in The hope of SEC
.a.s happiness beam gam in those mild eyes
"s. yes, replied Isabella, doubt not that
ti,ll again >mllr >.sn,ly" but even while ,hc
! poke, her eyes were filed WITH trats and ;tnX
- 10 conceal her emotion. he cuin,laned Of
tic ir Kit sunshine, and drew hr: veil over her
!t,e nor did She rtl>r il until },cy reached their
destination for the u. !t>, when, pleading fatigue,
~hc immediately retired 10 her rnambcr DE
dressed. IN consequence Of the foregoing con
|"r>at'on. restless, anl unhappy. Ruprccht left
IL" auhrrSr, aud wandered out alone He WAS
l1llow"l hy t'erthold who found INN stretched
ll ne tnrl beneath a spreading oak, and gazing
At tho >pAr,cled iIruauri.t " What nat happy
}ct' cNcmlu"i Hrrthod Whence this de ice
non How comes II, that. possessed as YOU
now are. OF the blessing YOU So rarnr~tl, cnvct-
: Nou arc still drep1uIing, ~tii miserable ,"
. 'n not, replied RUpro lat, lnlaalt.r m" mecn-
81" 10 ny happiness. tn how far would that
,pppp>itlon he from the truth No Isabella is
thousand times more 'lrar to nae than ever
use bat m her prc-"n"c. and would willingly
he'd my blood 10 spare her a single Sigh but
the Hrlv c<Cc~> of MY attachment forms my
nus ~ I"cl As il Mcln about 10 lose hcr-an
ho'>tnn't rFrocAUmcnt continually ha,int> me
never p'e> ne tr a lr'ciplcr. without ,lreading
that She Is II t1l oNerit. lncyrr contemplate
file mountain torrent, without fame, Ing that |
see her ~t@a-1E jl.a against is Violence Nay, do
not attempt 70 Ar4ia. with me t,I that thi,
tltaI Journey l. d ronsnnnatc my misery, and
tcmou>traucc AND consolation viii br alike un-
aI;llinm" !,tuA rrGeart lrcr4 .s;slc!ia, who
4'w approached, that i.e would no longer ex-
pn~c himself /" HE night Air. hal more erect in
4smoli9e h., detection, :han all Tie cndcayors
4 tt~ I....f IL Il
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oc,ober4.

TRUST SALE,--hy virtue Of a Deed Of
Trust, executed by David Hunter to the
late John Baker. deed. s,d James l. Ransom.
as Trustees, for the purpose Of securing certain
debts therein mentioned, due from said Hunter
to James 5 Lane. dee'd and TO said Lane and
Baker faEscott, which decd bears date on tho
23d day Of May, 1923. aud is now Of record in
the county court q Berkeley, viii be offered
for sale, ut nublie %auctiun, to the highest bid
der, tor cash. on .E0nday the i2th day Of Nc
teplber neat (beiug the first day of Berkele-
November court) between the hours OF elcvey
IN the morning and four in the afternoon, beforn
the door OF the court house in Msrtinsburg. Q
VALU4BLE Tract or LAND. containing
about three hundred acres, with all the appur.
ienances tbereunio Belonging. lying in Berkeley
county, on the east side OF the Opeckon. and
about four miles from Msr,insburg. and sdjoin.
ing the lands OF Tie late Henry Kroh, the Iato
Richard Claggett, George Tabler and others.
Such title VIII be conveyed TO the purchaser az
is vested in tbs surviving trustee by said deed.
JAMES L. RANSOM, Surusping Trustee.
CeDtsmber IZ-ts.
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GArNT,TPy
THOMAS
SADDLER.

No. 10, South Strecf, baltimore.
II AS lately commented the Importation OF
IL Plated. Steel ard TiD'd Saddlery, such ~
Patent Spring snd Fancy Stirrups;
Plated and Steel Bridle.bits, OF all klndss
Ladies Slipper Stirrups (good)s
Curb Chains and MartIngsl Hooks;
Trunk Locks and Trunk Handles;
Plated and Steel Birdie buckles;
Brass Trunk nails. Buckskins;
Halter and Trace Chains,
Patent fire proof Powder Flssks;
Patent Shot Chargers (Syke's).
English Birdie leaihers, double and singles
Girth and S~tralning Webs. Whips. &c. &C.
As these Goods are bought in England from
the Manufacturers, at the ozvesf Cash prices
persons dealing in the above articles. wauld
doubtless do Nell BY calling before they make
their purchases: added to which, the Importer
is a young beginner in this line OF BUSINESS and
is therefore, necessarily compelled, to sell losss
in order 20 ensure customers.
The advertiser also Manufactures and keeps
constantly for sale, Wholesale and Retail.
Saddles and Brides, Of al kinds;
Saddle bags, Nalises: Carpetbsgss
Harness. Trunks, sc &c
GTovders by Mail or otherwise. afforded to
with correctness and puncsuality; and COods psa
as tog, &c they you'd Dc, ssers the PsFshassr
present
Baltimore, Sept. 6, 1872
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ar PUBLTC 3UCIION.

Nj tBGfC TCCIION,
WILL be offered for sale, on Monday tho
wv 22d day OF October next, before the
door Of Daniel EATERS tavern, in Shepherds
town, Va. Two g.fLU4BLE TRACTS OF
LAM. belonging to the hers Of Thomas
Lafierty. deed. lying and being in the county
Of Jefferson, Va 1he first contains about 100
acres, and lies two miles south OF Shepherds
town. ard near the Chsrlestown Road, adioin-
ing lands Of Capt. EdwaId Lncas, Walter b.
Selby, and oiherss the other contains about
70 acres, and lies two and a haif miles south-
west of shepberdst0wn, on the turnpike road,
adjoining land Of Vim. Butler. ESQ. and others.
There are upwards OF 80 acres Of excellent
timber on each tract 1t may with truth be
said tha, the land is equal in quality to any in
the valley. Persons wishing 10 purchase will
doubtless view the premises before the day Of
sale, which will be shewn by the subscriber,
living convenient thereunto. Possession can
be given Immediately. l will al the same
time and place oiler for sale about 100 bush-
els Of RTE, the property OF said estate
Sale between the hours Of 10 and 4.
DANIEL BuCKLKS. Agent
For Casharsns LIGgrty. .admita siranlr
w4th ae nall aaaered.
- M
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aNG UhNr REWARD Han away from
~ the subscriber on Sunday morning the 23d
hlt. an indented boy. bound by his father to
learn the Blacksmith business, named IN.
DREW R0BLNiSON, about 10 years of age,
rather slender made; bad on and took with him
a variety OF clothing. The above reward will
be paid for experimenting and returning said
boy, bu, no thanks. All persons are hereby
cautioned against harboring or employing said
boy. JOHN CoLvIN,
October H.
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DUBLIC SALE.-fE pursuance of the last
l. win and testament Of Joseph Glass. decd.
we the undersigned executors Of said estate Of
fer at public sale, on Friday tie 1911 day If De-
t0ber. inst. a tract of land containing $50 acres.
lying in the county Of Berkeley, Immediately in
the vicinity OF GerPardstown, and adjoining the
lands of Wm. Wilson, Esq and Others. There
is on this tract a small stone dwelling house, a
large barn with stables underneath, q good pro-
portion of meadow, and a spring OF good water,
which has never been known 10 fail, convenient
to the dwelling. About 100 acres Of this land
are clear and the balance is IN thrifty timber.
Also will be offered, on The same dag, a lot
in Gerrardstown, containing one acre, with
valuable improvements thereon, consisting OF a
large brick house, aud kitchen, stables, &c. IN
good repair. Terms Of sale, one half IN hand
and the balance IN Two equal annual payments;
persons wishing TO view the property will be
shown il by WIN. Maslin, Of GeFsards,oWn.
Attendance will be given BY the executors On
the day Of sale. JOHN GILKESoN,
RDBfS NANCE.
Frederick county, October IL, 1927.
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DUBLiC SALE Will be sold by pubic
suction, in front of the Court House door.
10 Martinsburg. on Ssturday the Goth instant,
a quantity OF Beds, Bedding. Beds,eads, Side
Board, fables, Chairs, a good eighi.day Clock
and Case, an excellent template Stove and pipe.
sc. Terms Of sale. Cash. II not Ill sold on The
Goth, will be continued over to the first and Sc
eond days Of November court.
CHARLES ID. STEWART,
Martinshurg Oct IL
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Il. SCHNEBLY,
DENTTNT

IRON the encouragement he has received.
4 purposes remaining until the 18th of this
month, aud offers bis services to the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of MaFtinsburg and its vicinity.
tie Willie, plug, extract, clean and bcautify
the teeth-ie Will also put in teeth by the set
OF single. aud will extract s,amps with the
greAte,t facility and ease to the patient.
Persons who cannot make IL convenient 10 call
nj the private boarding house of Mrs. Brown.
(shere he may be ioumi) can be waited on al
their own houses. If requested.
Ills charges viii be moderate.
N u. Recommendation from The first sources,
will be exhibited vita pleasure 10 all those who
may pe pleasedto call and see them.
0ctoher lit.
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0TPrice Of Flour 10 Baltimore on Monday
last, S. 12t.-Whiskey 81 q 2S3.
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co.'Elufssf0N- Esr BLisanEN-r.

C0.iIHESSf0N' EST BLISHHEN-T,
No. 81, South street, Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore.
TH0S; FINLEY e GEO. ". MOSHER.
HAVING associated under the firm of Frs-
ii LEY K MosHER, for The purpose Of trans.
acting a General Commission business, respect-
fully tender their services to their friends and
the public.
Having taken a favorable stand for making
sales, and made the necessary arrangements to
make the usual advances, they will receive on
consignment, FloRr. DAiakey, Hheaf, Hemp,
HooL iron. and the produce aud manufactures
of the country generally--and they will purchase
on Commission andforward the order. any arti.
Gle Of Merchandise either 10 the Dry Goods or
Grocery line.
Reference,
.9eraadsr Neil, ! r~.c,;rs.
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DIED.

0ILD9
At his residence on Opeekon yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. GEORGE TALLER. Il highly respec-
table farmer Of this county.
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.4griculturaI.-There is a farmer in
the town of Louisville, in this county,
who has had a harvestthis year of more
than 600 acres of produce. The fol-
lowing are some of the items:-upwards
of 400 acres of wheat; 100 acres OF
rye; so acres of corn; so acres OF
potatoes, 60 acres of oats; 80 acres OF
pease, together with barley, sc. SC.
The number of men employed during
harvest was so; all the grain was very
fine and well secured This same farm
er has 100 horses, which he is raising
for market. There are several farm
ers in the West, who keep more stock
and cattle, aud cut more hay, but we
doubt if there are any who can boast OF
a greater harvest of grain.