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New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
Cutlery. Guns. &c.

SILVER PLATE-Wm.T Thomson, No.
~ la9 Witliamsreet continues 10 manufacture Silver
Ware OF the best description and OF the lars, raierns
Presentation Vases Pitchers, MATTERS, Tea and Coffee Ser
vices Cake and Fru, Baskets and CldrenS Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed
Also Fruit Knives md Forks silver blades; Forks
and Spoons king threaded and plain threaded patterns.
Prize Medals o various patterns suited Tor prizes OF FLO
rcuural, Horticultural and Agricultural Societies.
Orders by letter punctualy a,lendedlo
The whole OF these arces manufactured on The prs
misses sterling silver and or expense is spared IN
the beauty OF the workmanship
n B.-Drawings and estimates OF articles for presentation
will be furnished in Ia an application. - 70 ON
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
zee FOR SAl.E,.-Rargains Bargains y

70, d or .x.iIa,r lylcts o, il1Rs some lsfiI
e1li,7Inu . a:r4< eSch. soil superb; Quality, VA
tered ,v;t ns covered with me ires s'Si'
y white OAK hickory. h-GcA. walnut aase aud >yea''trs'
T>ll * adapted 10 wheat sye cora. oats t0ton too2cs"
ye and Irish pot,toe> The tiove ias NIL ee Sald al
eauce,i prices .p;, or Ikev Mti ne sN
hanged Tor ulCs any kind III merchlndr-r t% 'r'p''
@i!a"r,lu!S ani z5trtirriar> aNplN 70
q3u SMITH Y WN!IAhEE, l14oAn>L ~ siarN,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
49, COUNTRY Houses To Let or for

III. safSeyerl convenient al,sfi finely situated houses
SI various size. on the West seol the North River 0ppo-
n. 10 upper Red II0O; with gardens out-lGuses &c. An
excellent steamboat runs tue place iey near 10
churches denominations, coed shops aad hakers
ans; stc-rs call daily, il wished foriurthfr portlcu-
artu,Iv ar tII, Office ri the Saugertes Paper Mil, IL
.;nr1lrr u ,a.ll rul2vsJ Wil.BRADFOHD, Agent
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
W., IUN!bF.R DEALERS and Stone


coyiiaro Sartoh rh Store located in.the best
1liSitrs. ;,r ei fl ceiNoui make two good Stores
fre,,,-.. IN ri, y,-fs,ise, n2it
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PrinlcsS.

No men labor harder than printers
no men are more scanliIy paid III proper
,inrs To the wear and tear If mental and
physical cnnslilulion-nn men IN this
community we are quite certain, ale Call
ed upon tor so aigr on amount ~ proper
ton of their lnealIs { gIaluitouS ser. ices
and we believe that no men perform
these unpaid services wiih m"ie cheerful
;lacritv. The bul,Ine-S or indifference
with which some people lay an assessment
upon newspaper proprIelnrs would Justify
the inference that they supposed types d
press t" cost nothing. journey meu and ap
prentices t." labor and 1--we without need Of
food or cIohlug. and paper makers to fur
IRISH costly material without ever asking
f.. pavmeGt.
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,IncC. but owing /" soue neglect IN pro-
Sn,ing The evidence of the marriage Of
M'G egor Ia Miss BROWNE, the case WAS
deferred to the tenn of the Common
Pleas Court. which is now in session al
Exeter, where it was called, progressed in,
aid finished ON Monday last, the result of
which was.av rdict for Mr.. Pellingill
with $1,000 damages!
ilmay be remarked, in conclusion. thai,
this verdict has given very general sa'is-
faction in ire community where the facts
are known. This is n wei case-lhe
first of the kind that has ever happened
i" New Hampshire, or perhaps in New
England. as we are assured by veteran
member Of The New llampshi e har.
Bos on Post.
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Newark d. Ocr,BcR 81, 1912
WANTED lInEDIATELY.

WANTED to hire an able bn,llpd man of
industrious habits, sober and h nest.
(witli"ut !e;pec; suc l"u",l that Is at
qnanted with cu,ing wood AID clearing
land, to such an one, Il permanent >lltIa
;ion will te gwen. wiling "d wage, and
House, garden. and ite wood found INIT
none iced apply except they can bring
good recommen atoms. that lh,y nn.wnr
The above descrIp'i u. apply To
GEORGE ". i't,Ti
Near Norlh T.s,. O.r. 9h i3l2
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INFLUENCE OF EARLTEDUCA-
TON.

The following is from an address bear.
ill.,: ,IIe above tile. delivered before the
Temperance and 5 ,hhal School Sucietrs
AT Ithaca, on the 4h Of JuIy. by The Rev
Joseph Cross.
You cannot too highly estimate the
raurc on which y"m a. crate. You can
not To" highly arpIcrlalt It's future de>li-
,licS. That lIue hoy may set occupy
the pul phi, or thunder in the capitol. | hat
illlr gill may WIrid all influence that shall
tuvrl Gown ITO Il e last CONFEDERATION. Mind
Is uI:sca chahir. \ uii know not " hat hid
Cen energies your pupils may possess.-
There u.av he concealed within them the
irteIIcrl nI Il l.ulhcr,a Milton, Il Newton.
a F?ankllu,a " ashlnGl0n. and on YOU de-
vclvrS the responsibility of its Develop
ment. Perhaps you are training the faith
ers al future reinrnIalinns, the heroes OF
future discoveries aud Inventions, the ora.
tors "h">c voices shall hereafter shake
the uatI0ns.
The luInnt has faculties hch an angel
cannot comprehend, and winch eternity
al"ne eau untold. iiere is YOUR encuur-
agrntnt. You are engaged in no trlilmG
employment. You are aiming al NO WORTH
less end. You are laying the foundation
"l mperl-hahr excellence and fe iciry -
Your work, if YOU succeed, vii! ou,llve
empires aud strs !"
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Youth and Marriage.

you'll, is easily attracted and decided
soon. II inrgrls that the Ganciful prefer
ence of moment may not safely deter
mine The prospects ola life IL is unmind-
full that, looking tn thi. world merely. oc-
ca,ions will come for which the rrares OF
the bali ro"n are no sort of preparalinn.
II ra>hlv takes the ewes which can .par-
kle in their morning hrilliancv, for those
which will weep merkly in sorrow, and
kindle with a steady encouragement in
the midst of care, and hold light which
can cheer. when all other light on earth
has waxed dim. II is 50 wild as to mis- .
take the llatierrr of the hour for the same
being VIII" will he the minis,aring angel
of sickness and decline. II needs to be
reminded, that if there is any engagement
in life. " hicll is not to be formed under
the arbitration of caprice, it is that which
Is not dissolved, ill the parting shall
come at the laden bier, aud the open
grave. II must I e conlured To remember
that II there i anr STE, IN life which re-
qmires heyond others to be made reveG-
ent|y. discreeIl". advi>edIv. soberlv. prdv-
erln'lv. and IN fear of God, II is that step
which day ny dav is the most inconsider.
alcly taken.-Df. PuJrry.
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me Cause 0t success al l.Ocoioc'
ISM heretofore is thu, the leaders Of thai
party have always p,oIessed 10 b. the tx.
elusive friends OF the poor man; and they
have res0 led On all suitable occasions, /"
such unfair aiesiis TO tasleu odium on The
Wig patty, that thousands Of honest
minds have been led as,rsy by their false
hoods But We believe The time 10 have
arrived when that party cannot a'.y i"n-
ger deceive The tborlng PORTION al .he
community. Then schrmes 81 govern
ment have been llitd, aud biler indeed Is
the frui! which they have produced. iIrsi.
the National Bank: hat institution was
destroyed. with promise To furnish
"beIler Gu rrercy" by ioiming league %
Stale Banks, " hose notes were m he re-
ceived nj par At the counters OF each 9TH
er-bul the experiment signally failed,
notwithstanding every eff'rl by the go
vernment to sustain II. Their next move
was to promise metallic currency, by
recommending the demolition oI the Sale
Banks-lhey commenced the work in
good earnes', but its result was to bring
about worse state of things, and ruin
Thousands who were before 'prosp erous
aId iappy' 1t will thus be seen that
the party who claim To he the exclusive
friends Of the poor, have failed to redeem
their promises, al Il no have nothing fur
Their to offer hut the exploded snb-,reaSnry
humbug. Can such Il measure of the past
SIX months will answer etleciuaIly lhi,
question. Hard money tIan-aclions in all
The business OF government and lndivd.
uals, must be followed Ivy low wages
and loss Of employment, and this mast
eventually lead to the depression of snci-
civ and The en>llremrnt of the laboring
classes, as is now unhapply The case viii,
the inhabitants of Ihr "lm,ney cnna-
tries j., Ei.o,. But ~.
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NEW Ark.
ACAUEM Y.

TlE Winner term N dis lI>Ihni"r
L will open on the 2ld day of N wen.
b@'. The buildings Of the Academy
are now complete and The arrangements
for the comfort and studies of the Pupils.
such as are not surpassed By ma"y Ca
iegeS. The course includes ,hr usual
hrlnclps If an r. glIsh, Classical and
H,l.naicaI F. nc .tipl a,d c"u SO pt
Modern I.lnguiI ,.-,lso MUSIC. VmtI
aud Il~trumtma'. Terms Si27 vra'.
/ or circulars address W. 5 G ,kilAI
Principal
Newark D. Ocr,BrR 81, 1912.
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S5~Candv Welsh lcl!s very good s,o-
~ al a man who was in The country on IA
visit, where they had n" liquor. Tie got
up iw" hears before breakfast, and wall
ted his ,iilers. None t" he had of course
hr felt Eal. '.I'nw Ear is it to tavern ?"
he asked. -Four mlps.n 60 off he star
trd-walked HE t"u miles III a ,lrasanl
fame at mind, arrived at the 'a,eln, and
found it was "A Temperance Houss.-.E
j. IaHiPr.
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MryI0nd { rcii COunty. Set.

sf" gum ' gu tfHNtV ". Dtf.
& AN application of Sylvester Nugcnt Of Cecil
SfConhy, by petition in writing To me, the
subscriber, Zone of the associac lodges .! the
Orphans Court Of Cecil Couutv.) selling tolta
that lie is 81 actual confinement tor debts he is
unable to pay, and Offering To deliver up ior the
benefit Of his creditors, all his property, rnal per
Sunal and mixed, to which he IS III aI,t way cn'-
tied, "A schedule whereof aud liSt U lis credits
and debts being annexed to his sud Ictl.lnn upon
ollh, aud praying 10 he DISCHARGED rum Aclntl
confinement. aud 10 nave rNtCadci to aim tlc
ben tt ut Tie several iIso.yvlA laws ot M,uvIlnJ;
and il appcarnL to tie by competent testimony
t.Isi the said petitioner has resided within tic
State of Maryland ior the ,st iwu years ncXt be-
fore lis lpplrc,iio',, | appointed lcIry T. ncr-
inht Trustee tor tao ncn"tt ullc ere .itnis u! the
sad sylvester i-cnt WHO has entered int" bond,
with security by Inc prescribed and approved, tor
thr iuthitl performance "t his sud r!>t; and nc
sud Trustee having certified to ue tlu We il n
! II! POSSESSION Of" lthc property IL tAa siid ned
lc ana IlS. OF debts contained, have ordered and
appointed the fast I Ic>dty next alter IN" tird
Monday ofUctohcr next, iur the sid sylvester
Nnscnt 10 appear before the lI-e' Vi Ceal
Com'y Court, ut the 30 ,rl no III Eiktrn, to
answer $ tch allegations aul in;crroI llorles ~
may he then and tilnre ny his creditors IN ,de AMI
PROPOSED AMI the md sylvester Nug,st having
entered INTO honi III pcdIltY inl wtti S2cnrtr
by me- prescribed and approved So to appear ana
answer as IIOIeS,il. do hereby or''cr hni Hire t
That the sud siyIv Sier Nugrnt he discharged from
poIsuna confinement, and that he give ivtlce of
Ins i iprii'ItIuu, and o tie day :, ~ ,l!c ip-
pointed r his final nearing IN Ccll Comfy
tulrt To his creditors, by advertise nenl Ia some
newspaper printed II Cccll Count, once / woet
tor rrr muutis before the sud !iss fueslsy
next after TIC third IIon4ty in Oa'obrr next.
t'iyci under my hlild AMI sstl tlIs Sta day Of
Nay !SI2. VA IU!t.EAf, Jr
lrle coy. Test,
July &c GuOnGE McCuLLCUGN,C rS.
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Tin WARE ANN SUNNI.
STOW rs.

-" ley IT, AND PNoyE 1T" -
fSTl'l. Sd scri) CT o!'rts .,r Sale, thc io~,si
n net 'etc"'cd, md Chc"Yct aSSor.irmt ci w'.,o
IN ms Inc ever hciorc offered 10 tie citizens OF
t's ami the adjoining u'.ttjcs. al Lis
"iIOEESAL tG Hl.TtiI STORE.
1nd M"ir'aci'ry, o. lin pinto, torI"l. s sheet
iron. !'c wonII call tie tt.rI,i;on ~! tie L ahC
10 his 81 MINER SIttiS wiich Lie sells 81
Ni!hNr, that 10 pcrson cgn grUm.lc Tie pIicc.
ihcy VIII tod g. t,tt'v. Eaic hrcah better tGn
any oven, roast eel. Idnit tsa, and t.o all iin,
ot "o"' iHg ;nr Il w'oc lu,ir. and oaly cDiiSrGIc
MY CIa,S n'rh vi (hlur"ll, ard Witl.oui rX-
posing tue cook 10 lhc lcal oil i'r ire thrs earn
my ,Or themselves the title of''N God savers AMI
Women Savers Gall aud see them. l,i;v orIl-
men are experienced, and every article maze in
ms shop will b. douc faithfully. He will supply
Country Storc Keepers at as low rates as they
boy in the cities.
TIN HOUSE SPOUTiNC. made and put
up neatly and substantially, at short uo'ice.
JOHN GRAHAM.
No. ?. Elkton Eaznar, Nest door 10 DR.. Par
kcr's Cheap Oil, Paint, and Medicine Store.
June 4th-tf
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A GREAT WORK.

The education or Our chiliren," .ai,I
john AdainS IL his wife. "is never out %.
nv mind. Train lhem up I" virtue fla
hisuale them /" industry. activity, aand
spirit. Make them c"nsi rr every vice a.
shameful and unnaulv. Fire them with
ambition To he useful. Make them dis
cam Ia be de>ti ute OF any useful or or.
namenlal kllo" ledge"
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rLr.\SE L,uk - 4iuS.

rLr..\Sr. l., unk - ANS.
EtSf rrr"i,"! Us the subscriber, il !ni
" ~ all an,I AIn:ri q cd. Vi hci, lngrlh
"r With HlS i""mcr >iu, X, cumpli>n II
ahdsnn' and general observation-disclosures
>isii,G IN pat "l Cloths. Ca.siiner>. Satin.
"ls, krr>evS. C"d>, We vets. Me,mos.
B,mbazlnrS. S ks, P,Inl-. Cot. s. uuuIru
FiaunelS, Trkiugs. Che cks. Bro. ant
hleachpd Nuslnl-, Glny Pial,iS. Lrnd-
Se,s, Hosiery. Gloves, IIanGkc,cllel,.
Saaul>, Hats. Caps, Boots. Saors. SC. SC.
with number of variety and fancy ar,l-
clpS.
Ills stock has been carefully selected.
AID ad,anlagenl>lv purchased, and he l.
determined To sell al II SmnH advance he.
'irvln" IN the correctness ni lhr old uuolto.
N ~ Erly sir-p nee is brHcr Than Il
dull shih,ng," lhercl' TT Ia the Public he
A"uI'| respectfully say please call and
examine for Yourselves Terms, CASH, or
country prm uce.
S. 3. FORD.
Nnrrl Fast. Sop. "a lS42-9m
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Is2E.,sE7 E1EI
GaDaDEDt&,
III E)sE't'E MI sty'E's.r.

III DsR't'G stEE's.Es
"a s o. NO 4, Ial .r,Ic IT,.
Are row orc'.ilr aud viii receive dIik t,ri,
full aud r0'nplcl" SsuItnrli Of
llINfil. l\lilN r. Nl,N AND
rRi'r'S IfEY GOODS.
OF every dos r'rti"n, M pied to tie present s?a-
son. II IS t'r d'tcrnIlu Itnn Ia sep ".'stint-
iv,n I1nG the newest, best nnI mos las ,iuul-
I'll" @"n',s toe " nj in this nriict, ana would
req ti'tIy IA.ta the attention of their lrrr's
az" t. '"''llc !" an early tx mjratjou OF their
"'e '-oo'iS--"Olnpr's'mg in pat
hl q! U hi GRDS Di. VI N.TA, SILK
81 ana Il Il, B\rANi!NNE do
ana .Inr hll GltOS DEINDIES do
\e"'tas r4ra''"s and Italian It TESTING
fX'ri r. i Cline, BrocIe stripe and figured
irhin 'Il $, very rich FAconnc SILKS, ward
we
A"w s,yl' Gro dc Berlin SILKS
III m"e cold Gro dc MusSIne and Armurr
81, ). WIDE
- ard II lc blk Gro de Rhine and Gro Grain
~. rrrl rrn de lgicrs, do
heavy Gro de .Alriqle do
ana Sitm str pc blue blk do
..'..y g,c' new style Ilrcnceno
r1r'G"r quality stripe Chine PorIt de Sole
A DIX and nlme I'll ( :;iiin OrfDNtN
Cherry cO|'d Pollt lie Sole
Brown, mode and blk GHOS DE NAPLES
Mode cold loult de !;uic
Umbrella SlLkS. wide
MOI Sci me DE LAME, extra rich and
superior quality French printed, French Sa,i,
stripe, mode cold Scotch printed mi uplis,
printed en,bd and SAtln stripe Mo.lselno de-
Lame.
SliAW1.S, super embroidered Tibet French
Cas'rmerc. rch new style silk, printed NorSliu
French striped, heavy knlyle fgd Alpachl,
Cashmere wool, Satin Ottoman, ArInrrcs heavy
rich Dnnlsk. fnr Pans plain mode and Blk
ThiEnt; III, igd SILi\ S!IAWI.S and SHAItPS.
MEI:lNOS. extra quality II, de and 10th cold
TIn|"', French, GcIlmlI AID English MER-
mos.
riish and american long cloth HiISI.IN:
cha CiOl us, i,Inc. blk ami in colo r>
larlsiun nIAnii Mi; French Cl,INIXE&;
itlirNl and Arcgl,an G NI.ttOi,S, l.aGrrs' and
t,uIIlcu"u's French Md GlUN r.: tc,tlc-
mems Six IEkFS; l., pines helIarGs and Col
herds Ion 'IlhE>; British and Am, rcan
FLANAEl.S; fg d Eoiicnncs, for dresses, very
uch; Mhi'oi l"i,au travals; Irish Linen Book
NJ, slim; L,s' Up lawn. cold FIurrnrcs; Mazlrin.
ii g Ao,sch.c dc Lame; Linen Camnir. phin
%w'S> Nusln i'luc hlIrk si'in stripe Nlos,.lir
&c L'ine; LINEN Cambria lldhis; plli Muslns
&r. g..
rtr above, together with their usual grea
variety OF fine tuu,s, viii he o. cred at the low
est possible prizes. Country Merchants VIII,
purchase inr CA'H will find II much 10 their ad
vantage turXaunr our a,soilmrhi Of choic,
go'ts. II. D!FFENDELfFER SEQ.
Oct |. 43 EaitInorc 81. 4 doois alb v, Gay
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SONG.

Oh say not that the heart is cold,
Because no smile iilumes the fac
And deem not on It's depths untold,
That fond affection leaves no trace.
The gem upon the waters thrown,
Rests not upon its faillless breast,
But sink, and finds in depths unknown,
A lighter and a surer rest!
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4 & A n ID.

DOCTOR JNO. MLRiCllS offers his
professional services 10 the PuJHc; | e
WI! always be found, except when proIcs
>inuallv engaged, at his office. opposite
MCCmll"ugh'S Hotel, Eiklon, Md.
Oct OH. 1Sll-
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New Goods.

az lIIE ltil' olOhC oIEoSl l. LIZ
COT RI GOl ST..
"i|E subscriber is selling FALL am!
u WIN. EK GtOES. lower than the,
have been sold tor Ten Yeas I'a-t,
Some OF which are the follow ing goods:
CIo'hS, assore c"lors and qualities, fine
and snperIine Factory clolh.Ves,ings, red.
gr en-, yellow aud white. Fannels Cam
ton Flannels, Blankets, net WOODEN
ShawlS, blanket SllawIs. worsied and
wooden Stockings. Mnusiu de Ian :,
depacha Lusler for ladies' dresses, Mori-
noes. BnInbazires, Manchester and Falls
ton Gingams. daIk caIIrnes. Tickirg>,
hIeached and Brown Muslns, Glove,
Buck, Mitl>, Comforts. SC, SC.
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fSEliE subscriber having lately rrmovcd
~ /" this county world respectfully in
form HE public lhnr he is PEI a,rd To II axe
and repair Pumps at short notice. Ills
w"'H Shall he done in n durab!p and me-
chanIral manner. and ou moderate TENS.
and should any 81 it fail on account uf
any negligence OF he, he will ,trai, it
without charge. lie resides a, he Pro-
whence Paper Mills Illreierr'S) ON LiuIc
Eur creek. Cecil County Nd.
O drrS left at the Cccrl Wing ol;'rr; at
T. /. Mnch"Il's Store. Fair I!I!; ,r with
Joseph l'n'r"s AT the B,irk Meeting
House, will t attended 10 promptly.
JOSHUA L. GATCHTT.
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List Of Letters,


Remaining in the Post Office at Elklol
Mt ~, III. lo,h ,l.v ,,rS.,, Is,
'''' Wv ''' "o''' 'a' ~ ~ ~
emerson 'leo' 1 1 Mss " So, . is'h L
Nv" ''' i'"'''' ,t'"s"' YUM" ,'i',.
- p'Se' '''I','' o""' ". ', ~ a,
p'"o"ei'S ~, y .'JS '',Ss -
no' It = "o'' ,''''" 'o',I'
hoiuf'cH s, ID Va jennings NARY
n'uu'v W. " man 1, J"'''''o" r .'''"
n n,ti, ,'' .I,. .n I 1';, g. i,'s
- .h.s '1"' yo''''p" cry
i,ui'... Uoo's' I'M. Ju'Nr i ~
bennett y"'cS I,'"Fts
Drown 81 ',e''y he''P i'e' IL l.
nI"a'' W. 'ni nc, ''s'i' va i.S'n'
Di'"so o"'ip'"y f''''' I'i.to' i'oe' ~,
y CIV" ''u r l i-',,' t .I''''T
C r"'"''.. . S',,p, ' ''' Ms NJ :" ~ TO-
"'''' 49,, "" ,,j. 1,'|. l's - ~ % 'o''-
c ''%'' W'r', '''I D-0'' Nta;
"a I'','n' Ma. N,,aI ""''s .."i''
w i'S a' ''''' '1''P"
-" ''I ~, N N,, "','.s' .t'''ro
r.a r"', Ni 'i.U N'' I .;-'a'
,( y, w. ana"
' ~, P H,,s '"''" A." ,,m,r n0i IIn
L.hc Miss Il Oldham Ii -
Dun lI.ul.o Emihne Owen Aey
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JO%ss1sH H.. SnAiCascE.
PU MP MAKER.

Whose advertisement will lie seen on t',e n
re receives his letters at the Post Uiice at Elk
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Last Notice.

4 S my former Notice Ia al pr'>nu.
An.d"hted T." me by Notes. B".k ar.
or o'herNise.was Gi>rgnt.e by ~ ~,
| am compelled To give This flrtle .nslcr
t" all such. that witIlnu, an early l,pui';,-
ii"n IF their accounts. they m3v "A,f.
u And ''"m in the hands Of AT
s ~ for CO. ec,ion
B. F. Ma.
Fl Kr0 :. October 40.
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NJ w FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,

The subscriber would. again inform hi,
friends and the Public That hc Ina, lust
opened ii new aud well sci, r'ed stock OF
ea'"nahle Dry Goods, W hnh will be sold
at unprecedented low prices.
Cloths. Black. Blue, LAWS bile Green
Blown. Olive, adtl and Black. mkt and
"Iher Colours suitable for grn,pneny dress
c"a'>. with ii few pieces of Pilot uad Bpa
,Cr tlnth>.
(a~>nnrroS. PLAZA and figured fancy
'a~>mtrr lIuqua!riv "I uhrru i, NO, sur
''a~ ed Al the prIrr, call and see. S.lllnrlt,.
R,hl,'d and rlaln ol all coluu.s aud price,
&" INT purchasers.
Nr>tug-. M"'>line De LANES, Mrri~
n"r~ Cal cnr>. Purchasers would do well
- call and examine his Slot X oi rdIirnp-
a> ,hrN are cheap. from ) l." 20 cents per
VA Il, B5ankrts, >iawl>. Mu>IimS. FIan-
II, I-Irdaud white, grrrnand yellow, wool
rn FIamnrl>, with IA variety Of canton Flin-
els lover 'han ever. Tick ing, plaid and
striped D"mrsllrS win Il general assert.
N at al cotton goods very CHEAP.
Few pieces IT Nci.h iIdnnrlS, a YER,
y !i"ri"r atlclc Narrated NOT 10 shrink
~ "a<ilInG.
CtI>, i uHw assN rr'u Of Far. CT III,
NrNrt. aud "d CIrD' En',<.
"rI |. NILLl\I TOn3 ET.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOuR.-Chv Mills, selling at S4.25
Il' lders ask S4,37 Tor good braud., and
for Snsqurhanna.
GRAIN.-New Md. Wheat, so ii
SIS for prime, 40 cts. to 20 tr inI,.
rior to rood LOIS. Old rel .-"-Com
81 G'r white. 50 Tor yellow IL, AS cts.
Oats al = LA -.
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A TEND To YOUR
~ IT. IT. VgH Eg

EiN, Ef person must be awa'e Of The
-a-'nnp"iaarr Of D riai operations upon
the lrclh-Iberefur caI on DIR. COW
AN, who still remains in EIk,nn. for III,
accommodation Of those vino require h.,
>crvrrI
EtKrnN Or,"ht~ I. 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
Feni Re National fn..lfigtneer u Monday.
DINNER TO MR. Clay.

The dinner which It was announced
some days ago was proposed 10 be given
sol the Hon. HENRY CLAY, BY bis person
al friends in Congress, on the occasion of
his retirement from public life. took place
% Saturday last i Browns Hotel. There
was very general attendance of the
Wing members Of both Houses Of Con.
gress, together with few private gentle.
men, who we're received as guests, The
origin and arrangements Of tie entertain.
n.ent not contemplating Or admitting an
extended participation beyond the Mem.
bers Of Congress, The dinneEwas snrnp-
tuous and elegantly prepared, and did
great credit 10 MT. Brown 5 establishment.
The entertainment was altogether what
ia was designed 10 be-, simply social
meeting, pr6mpted BY feelings Of person.
II respect and kindness for The distiu-
guished Guest and grateful sense Of bis
long and eminent public services. Inl his
own feeling and impressive response to,he
complimentary toast which called him
out, and al that followed both Of toss,s
and addresses to which the occasion gave
rise, there was . marked abstinence from
all unkind allusion To- personal or parry
differences, OF 70 incidents which have
lately embroiIed and embitsered our po-
iiical affairs.