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SMITHS
SELF.ACTING MULES,
HAVING been satisfactorily tried in Euro

"AVlNG been satisfactorily tried IN Europe
IL and country, offered by The Mausawan
Company Manufactures the hest and most economical mode
" spinning.
Licenses budng Mules have been granted by thu
Aausa Company Company OF Lowell
Amoskeag Manchester H. and Wi he granted to
eu-r respectable SHOPS, application To the Agent.
VIM. Is. LEONARD. Mait@nwan
Duches County New York.
following submitted for the information they
SoXgRswoRTu, Sept. I'd, le43
3eih duly received Bnd would
cate Ia reply Manufacturing Company
ps6e SHARP Cos Aasons, and smiths SELF
AStpf operated but about
sstbs April May and June the others have been in
operation They s the mill driven
speed and kind ~ yarn VIZ No p filling
cops carefully weighed and the uurbsr Of
dpod per spindle The made
vvsvas saved weighed and kept Of be
sesuss xsse weight Of The fer the
f>ro> s,opfhs above ssued. vss a.
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NBIA FOUN DRY
Aud Rnrr Will SIon.. NranuiacIarx.

~. %. PsdH' sfrct -NSs l0rl.
A L Tins Foundry. which has been established /
~ for 10 yrars formerly under cement Mr
Mcqueen, be- Eaf an knd NJ
sAs, Iros asa Bra ts'iSRs UrSe2 sa Hsrk' and
of desIp'on. Also, Md OF Mil Ucafing suitable
kini oi Mis-, ulllr a o nd on hand
New York -su.I
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DRUEN X CO, Manuiacturers of MaIIeabe

- Iron Castings ,hs Rail Depot foot OF Market
Newark J. kinds ol Harness, Carriage
anil Machinery, Taiors sh-a Currsr Knives ami all deser
Of MaI-ahs Cutlery Collars the OF rail rad Carr
kind of Maeable
Eur"p- hs,Oauty We invite Caas, Harness ard Saddle
Manufacturers, iiArlNare Merchants Buers, AMI all per
who ARTICLES tie south and South
as where they will be able p1rehrc, with
the pad for the article the Northern
Newark. n J. SEPT IS
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~s - - -
hAlL-nOAD AND sTAGE ROUTE.
TrNHlS route To the Virginia Springs and West
III O..
me, tim. In no,,, ~ .,,l. so,aIo, ,ni economy
80. R,n,,,, .w :. = N hx p,u R,.a m nm. I,,~,,,.
ts u1.l ara ~n n,. "a nh frc III No,,h on The
I,u RAJ, Rod a, cor,o,y $50 ,n,,. IA dp,r, th~,c- by
.,,,.. to2 .-, a, h.,a,. .un h.. ~, N, M no,
ms no. An 81 1870. n. Ain. AZ s.un,on apI Ar,
,,,. :, CO., .I- "a el h.o,. n,.n ..,, =, mn. ,a-
my, ns,,rns h.ks At r Warn snrn., p.,. IA. Ho M no
ami dine n, ,,h,n and .,nv At the b, supbur S1 mil.,
aIsnnsnsen ho1r- and the weeh thirty bours
ahead the Canal Routr pdnr
eoIloTtabG Hos or
them u 1 LN ncbburg midnight
iSwisburg, b'uc sulphur H.
nlssl before night
nies thence BY rats line euysndotts tSo
aie~ or the Il and
present will be DIFF
suspended point during
this certain agreeable the Wesie
stac--
The whole linz os GotdonviDe Charsrr,oa $3.50 mills
daily owned BY FarshA Co.. which enables them tn avd nsht
travelling select the best house AMI fssIrs that other
interests On tn hnr hs'cf" ~oah not Justify .ni W ate
that Throughout have
undergone prepared tn ali who
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GLXXL2LIlJY:y rIyUNWlIIIu

the only Pills
ths stroiuced BY hat nase.
% BEWARE af SPURIOUS FILLS prvparsS hy osA-,.
Blood Pills" Purifying Pills." s'rapaiia Pin Ae ~Ass ~,
attempted be psed the public rpa.os or -pr
Ledys only and genuine sasparia Blood
ohersth.n nr Iedy they poss~ss CO. -
combined In Pills. whether psrEauvs psnnsr et
o"od and duits OF tbs body requiring
usual eosrse Of living
ed with equal s.fev al unes By yoaas AID Oh ana
In addition to than certificates having b.s,
bersioo. pubshsd their dsna.A so.a
proof In their favor. Sod By
J. n. EUsrAcE 4 CON
loft No IN Ws-.s M.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Fm,r ARRIVAL AND SUPPLy FOR TEE SkAsoN,
lEIh

ID II. JENKINS is now opening 200 packa-
goods consisting 2O0s pieces Of Furniture
CsoSs assortment OF heaehed AMI brown shIi
ing. and sh-ttngs Lnseys Bank.u aes Goods Musn
Irish Linens satnet ksniueky Jans: Cot
Keseys white I'D and y-n fannsis Coh'.
AMI Hdkf. with article
Dy found Dry Goods Siore-h OF which
AMI retail for cash or aeeepiances a. low
BE- found the phei States al T. H. Jen
wholesale aud Retail Dry Gods Storr au !"
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Il ENT, KENDALL. a ATwATER Importers sni Wholesale
IN De1es in Forrga aud Dome' Dy Goods ~ Main Street
receiving by the hr Nginil and Haktway from H.
sIoo direct nnd the ,ps Of the West ard Waterloo
from LvrrP,ol AID MriA Breincn. New YORK. their
Fan Tade sing ofan unusually and vaed
selected with graf expressly r The ade Of VuEna and
AMI BY New Boston, ty ore re
esiVng large sock nj American Manufactured Goods
pn ihe Manu- "ur'fS t' Agents, on the mosl favorable
tens.
They taye sl.o constantly 90 supply The vo,u.
sJlsof Nsnia Manua,tured to Gooi--to an ~ which y
nst espretuIy tie " County Merchant psds
ing isH.e's' to 81 Their gooa at least a. low y csn be
puf'hn'edin iny ofhe Northern hark't+ snT
nj ERlsus Apasbas, Cashmere q, Co.'s and hle Rsp.
I's ohefed ver low ny SCI ~ H. LONDON.
ICURCE-so ea,o, aiabra Lsores "Bsrneeo brand land
's fo'a ''h' L'"eh'oE' "0i 70, sIS BY
MULLIcA GLAss-ss bc,.s IOIls just hand. and
w ny ?. JOHNSTON. Druggist
I)WNrs-A very large a'-orrasu', fO' ''sS! ,,
ell u. ". LiHDON'f.
ENOR RENT-A large and comfortable Room
- ouf store wABHUN HARiss
eB No % Main ~ Ct
FScnob CaIieoes aud Cashmere Giushams.
UsT 70 baOda bsswa9Ilo, TIC a5oys 20, l.ot .s By
s@g! HALVES VAN pEURsgN 4 WARD
SNirBrlELD HoE Round Bacen.-oSoo Ibs smith.
- "a Baron oE Ro pi inns us Day now ,,J Tel,nca
slu' sOi forisety ssie BfssELL MecANDLIsH
CrouND AND CALcIygD PLASTER. Eos the "Jugce'
aotcdb y i,iiel ptvgvPoEr, ALLtS co.
Impor,ed Cigars.
TUE subseiier reesid ~ On ehp'n' 70, Ehn'
l"p,rt-d ciga,. "a ram'r us.ss ,apa,h,' he.sna
Warrington 49, 0rr choice ~ r'-low heh W.
invites a. ,,pt 90 ~ "a T.. e. ni oil f~h thJ tyunfod arc
seif =. IOHNrI'lN' IfdggHf.
C,MUKISO InHACtsJ-Ibe essbfst diDto sm king To
| - NJ most pc II
Aiso. uut n Kartster Tobacro
| LouIhrd-' aid Mfs. Ne~conbs d.. fGf s,lc BY
s'H JOHNSTON, DrbFEit
ftrroN YARHssosssl ssvpas sof Cot Yafls hors he
" "tti9n" Pee ~, for ATE ~
! ell DivgsPoRr. ALLYN co.
GILbAtHHb GbotsgO u eel foac sit embfscps
| 10 sH ~ sypf0v . sykes Or sss why =
| soi7 HAYES VAN DtURsKV d WARD.
| N we 9EEsI rEsrhEES~fs6 BaF. Eor ssis W
IL wI5 GORDON \ SKINNER.
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5. W. BE n EpiCT,
MATCHMAKER,

NEAR TRINITY CHURCH,,
HAS removed from the Merchants Exchange
" No ), Wan Street, wh-i he has op-n-d
stoek OF Watches, sud The reputation had
for The last GiI'rh yraT-, lJE selling Gne Waieb-s.
u. has n'ad permanent With Mr. Golfer
has been FOrr- hr m years
wIll be girrn th- Repairing nj Pine Wacbcs
T. Z. Cooper Supplying HIM with his CbronomsIer sai
nupI Watches, ~ purchased hun
London. lie i,s i.o the An-tcr EScapement Watch.
sn-on- pattern ladies' Ro-kes
Dsesys Lever Wafch-s
W GTr-i Wil te putting orders from youth
~ Spoons and Forks warranted S;sTn, silver French nans
and once ,i0cks. isW. ~ ia
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PHILIP Nj. TABB q son,

GENERAL. AGENTS AND CODhsOsN.C N
once conner OF Main he oroeey eoss
wuL N. Hau,roo. Esq- -. 800. -, -
a TrHND TO TtIE Cof.LnCTIor or CLAIMS q svD
n description: Renting receiving The ress asa Snns
property In adjacent country; uis'he oos resvsse@
getting and dislOsns OF them ~ pubic OF P'A
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FcrruginouS Chocolate,

Frruginous Chocolate,
yOR the ChloFoss, Nervous
Leuenuhp ncbiy, and Disease OF Children. Approved by
the Faculty Of Medicine Of Paris and authorized by
Government.
Man praetioEers administered Iron FORMS
90 render grateful possible the
difficulty exists NJ
the happiest and best indpuaby that Of the FeuRpou- Cbo
colate.
The persons who win derive great the
Peruginous Chocolate,
LIT, Women of psId WHO complain Of difficult
breathing especially 10 ascending staircase Of papaon
heart the head; badly
whose appetite s destroyed perverted
experience feeling of eoiness ertrcmes aud
general dsahsrpsnt of the whole system
ID mcn who tale and NJ delcsf- constitution. whore
geson idnc l AMI VIII etlnnstd
will find amer T,rznous Choc
material improvement ~ iisir ,ate.
ID Weak children and p~cay ii,,- who esety win
quirs strength, aud rir organization dcveIupe
self
a. Butts principally girls budding ipa wnmAnhoo
who.e health BE- hngunR that The frfusRous Chocolate
will be useful brilliant aud vivid Copie zion succeeding pale
regularly all N. functions OF t economy aud word
nourhlnF state of hath viii only
utility or but The Indispensable necessity for the Of the Peuu
ginous Choeoate.
fs suppl, Of this valuable preparation hand
saie By y JOI1NrTOE,
ju ~ Druggist
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RifbmomS DaiIp fobis.
vsrpAY nosNnnc. ocTosEk >, ies,.
AN INTELLECTUAL PRODIGY

The following article, taken from the wssie'n EPises
esisss. pselishsd Gambler. Ohio. 10 from he pen Of
Rev. Csosse Dsonson. formerly Professor Of Maizena,
dee In Keayoa College. and rosiden, Ut Newark.
Nj LAT
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PRINT WAREHOUSE.
IN NEW YORK

TVTNNs
Tospy the city and interior trade ty The piece or package
NO. III, CEDAR STREET,
tSEAR WILLIAM ETY.
EE d BREWSTER give notice to dealers in
- Dry Goods they rrinoy~ eir WAREHOUSE for
PRINTED CAtICOES EXCLUSIVELY, from Pearl
Street by combining iieir PRINTS ONLY, l.
enabled tn Aib surprising
fore offered AnsrcaaHdto sell prices and
than those whose divided among large
riety Of artiei.s.
The Stock consists NJ ootoss
rsTEAcIEG yARIETT
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PRINTS
in maIketasg styles # zli gst up eJclEccy
ssies ard b. i-s ssVA,yc crypt
Dealers Prints erariins this
before making irr yuTels.sthey advantage
banning price comparing all the Jesrabie
slyIcs in market side by siie.
S Cataoguesof prices corrected with every the
market placed hands Of buyers {. 3-y
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w EISIGER's REsTORER OF HEALTH

fOf e ~ Dyspsp1ia, Cbtone Thrash AMI al DISEASES
arising fum dsoiI ofv stomach and ows such as IL
ache, Heatt1urn, FlIulTEry, Copsii. 1n, he.
Th' cse ~ Wheh this die has obii ned =
universally gaisinE ~ scy tH ~ unfy wHV q been
introduced ard the tnpfcce ted has ehet within
the lat two ei ~ .'o bryiJs doubt superior eheacy
IN rsdeay curtg u ii CioIe fniasA ~ ihei con
CONT die car- tie Pc tnrf III nh anos.
dc add ~ great niae ~ The brnctn q
few day. ~. nloy 'Np etrd r. 1~De oi long
stu ding W. ELECTS vi he pHdie'd ~ % short
o. 50 The great eslc' ny q h1s afe1fy acquired we
Ind w. pesin q too btc ~ H. go nm
n,-u while others ei,-t siage bottle lnId ths ate
ard psna NJ NJ r-er OFbe for physician ~ form any
lns idea Of The quantity ~ medicine hat may b..
ildsrtus1tIc 10 feet pnsneni In u n az
esss, tborfJTe ts qulu;iy mIst az
pfopo ts ences- requiring Cvy bottle.
oibsu miy fcqu eight Pcfty'e ~
ALpx. DJVNL 60,
80 90 ~ Ma Street
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NEW STANDARD LAW BOOKS,
From; SO 10 $50 the set.

NFSh hANl'Nhb LAW lNfOhog
From SO 10 $50 the set.
A SETS BN"pN'- ABRID0EMENT, now edition,
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Di'FsWt ur it'tiH lag vols and se ssisabie so.
NB-ssrtn aHd ss's ~ bacon. and vos I.onion .i1
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pIisst0 - snibs N Ncey Jrs Reporsj isgsff yre stI
rseonsi1nd sets Of Bfowns Can.ey Epf4 LONDON titop
vols in good 'f'sr which cOsi IA atsA
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57-IOU l.
yass. 7s-IOO %
AyfI. 4e-Iod Waste %
MAY, Jg-IG0
regard sapsIuly Smiths seIf-Aeiing Mule
shsr, would state sdee dsdy better nn sharp Roberts
cos: Of doubt b. regard
We :, "ur ",a No. man ne. ,
sci 10 I-s- abs 20 get out Of han other Thee
sason. sdassd give preference have ae-
cs4Dsiy ordcrrd 10 200 sPindIss. 81
j. a. BURLEIGH. A,eHt g y Go.
BuntRSuI. sept !. 1916.
os' se-ogeraiins Make operate 10 eH'ie satisfaction
essiss yarn Of superior quality and an increased quantity
es ahd MOlss and Ear hes not ecdng hvo cents
COO soa do NOT kp9 that hs have bga rai"fd fr hn
4. q wAsiBoS. agent
MasAYcH, Jan. IS. 1915.
NJ ksbsra s,nbits ~ ne usushwan Company. bs' put
oSesst'on IN sslat'hsnt Of Snihs rel Acting is'
tbs sr,utss arJ considered b. an
- ~ ' JOSEPH pfpxA
NoERsfo~E, Pa.. Jan 10, 1915.
aei,ssd puiins operation for Of s sel Ae'tns
-asastoo sAMI'EL JAsi.OS
GErir Fans Mus, April -, l5i5.
Wy. D. LsssaHp. Esl.;
pse' sr-Tss Company have hsd IN Of seif Acius
esss-essTp, H"b.rs Co's Msson's, siaihs IT,,
es.s ~ yssr, sod ID, iser or Upward q ou9
y Ne 80 eays ley 40 Seeurao account o. the product
sAsss~s - hvor q sarbs
hesv 90 b.sauon IN aging the rnnh Ns w.gfp 90 oOf
pnt 30 spindle than sty obeT rc4yir,s
WsYsste essF " order arc b. tsps ieylB AZ -,
r<t~s Your respectfully,
IA WrRLttcU
AgsB, 0rea, r.p, N.sa.,Iat'a, a.,
uSIog FIrToHy, tEEAB BstlscspjI
Auguti 30 iai5 (
sssasnsh-ou Mule, hay, been opsrluoB ro,e ihsu
o<-s nsashs and su'ey ssisSsd win tlrm. ffsy
pstoeed ~ stenf pt dsy dsuus the and hive gives
trouble They make besr cop han beer spunss
s~sks Hand Mvie, ard quenty make
tiules ben Dcghbours w.
90 bun ~ rhap Robs q Nsn,hesr md ,ouf Mur
- n-shAsd pre'sftnce. Your. re- eetf1ry.
vs. JnNEa
~ Ysra syys In ons Ws,i enire iam Auela Iss n, o.
nessF MI Fisht fandtf. ~ YttSi pcund- mi 60.
SO Nc As lisnks tie inis prfcsS t.IOt
- nf hoIr 0s 100 tfpens-s frf week. go co go
ks,ts~a h.sss. Nc. rs. Jfpo.
ortsssr D. ISIS Sow
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THE preceding figure 10

- Elsru !" terrp~-rttne ts~nn<a
bio rctspuaiion. his tsr gruai eva
cuai on g the hararos- ofthc t>ty.
u win =, n sueed tia, q thick cloudy
mi,t Issues tron Al POINTS ot The eur
face, which tralca ,es that ths- perrr''
ratios INV suninterrup' when &c
ar. in health. bet erases whoa NJ arc
s,ek. Lie esnsot be sustained with
oct u. It's thrown oil { om the blvd
ard Other JUICE. of the body, and die
poses ny this msana Of u-ariy al the
impuritles within us- The blood. by
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A GENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHING
IA TON, d. C.-CHARLEs De SELDNG, Gem
eral Agent, No. IL, Todd's buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, d. c., offers his services to
those who may have claims on either of the execu-
tive departments, or Congress, or private claims on
individuals.
Particular attention paid to the settlement of ac-
counts of disbursng officers who may find it incon-
venient to attend personally, especially those OF the
navy.
Also attends as agent for nonresident property
holders, collecting rents, procuring pensions, &c
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
amount claimed and the extent of services required.
Communications (post paid) will receive mmedi-
ate attention.
He has the honor to refer to the Navy Depart
ment and the several bureaus connected with It;
Second Comptroller and Fourth Auditors offices,
and the senior pursers in the navy; and also to Hon
c. c. Cambreleng, New York; Commodore Charles
Stewart, Philadelphia; Commodore John Downs,
Boston; Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth, Washington;
Hon. E. Fl. Foster, Nashville, Tennessee; and
Thomas M. Hount, esq, Pensacola
April IL
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M OURNING GOODS.-We have received a
lVl large assortment of mourning goods for dress
es, &c. We have 10 pieces ParameIta cloth, a new
and superior article for mourning, suitable for the
approaching season, being rather heavier than bonn
basins
SO pieces Lupn's celebrated bombasins, from
the lowest to the highest numbers. All who have
ever purchased Lupin's bombasins pronounce them
the very best
20 pieces alpaca cloths, silk chain
5 do GA mousselines, plain black, Lupns
make
Is do commonwealth do do
5 do black tbibet cloth and merino
do black and lead-colored mousseiines
3 do black Italian lutestring
do Gro de Paris
do black taffeta, a beautiful silk
10 do black and blue-black poult de sole
20 do in a variety of styles, of satin-striped,
satin-striped and figured, plain, twill, &C.
Superior and common black kid gloves
Hosiery ofall qualities, silk, cotton, merino, &c.
Grapes Of all qualities, with many other necessary
mourning articles, to which weinvite attention.
d. CLAGETT & co.
Sept. l5--3tif
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NEW FALL GOODS.-The subscribers have
IN received their supply of fall goods, and il any
thing it is larger and better assorted than any pre-
vious season. We would respectfully invite the at
ention of purchasers, certainly can sell cheap
er than any house in the District, and will do so,
either to our punctual customers or for cash.
To those in want of carpetingH, curtain goods,
&C., we would say we have all kinds, qualities, pat
terms, and prices
To those in want Of Housekeeping linens, cottons,
&C., we can offer great bargains in sheetng, (linen
and cotton table and toweling diapers, birdeye
Diapers napkins fine, coarse, and medium qualities
Irish linens, pillow-case linens, &c.
To purchasers of domestic goods, we confidently
offer larger variety Of goods in that line than
before shown here. We have also a great variety
of fannels.
The ladies in particular we would invite to give
us an early call il they wish to get first choice in
dress materials, (Which we have in mousselnes of
all possible styles, qualities, and prices silks, all
grades extraordinarily rich; super black silks,
many varieties;) or in linen-cambrc handkerchief,
worked collars, capes, pelernes, superior gloves,
hosiery, (silk and cotton,) shawls, thread edgngs,
fancy neckties, &c.
D. CLAGETT & co.
Sept 13-6tf
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: AND AGENCY in TExAs-The subscri.

IT AND AGENCY IN TEXAS,-The subscri-
IL Der, having, during residence Of nine or ten
years in Texas been connected with the land offices
thereof and having acted the agent of his friends
in the United States, in purchasing selling, holding,
paying taxes upon, and giving general supern-
tendence to their lands in Texas, respectfully offers
his services to such other persons abroad as may
wish to engage them.
REFERENCES.
Hisexceency Arson Jones, General Sam. Hous-
ton, General L. ]. Rusk, General p. J. Henderson,
Colonel James Love, Colonel James Riley, Hon.
ID. S. Kaufman, Texian charge d'affaires, Wash
ington city; Matthew ST. Clair Clarke, do; King
man & Co., do; General G. F. Mercer, and the
Texan consuls abroad.
Many forfetures are about TO accrue, from failure
to pay taxes; many claims otherwise good, will be
barred by adverse possession Of three years-that
being the limitation; many titles of lands conveyed
in the United States be admitted to record in
Texas for want Of proper authorization. Owing
to some one or other of these causes the best lands
are in a condition to be lost.
Having made it my business TO become acqualnt-
ed with all the laws relating to titles, and being de-
termned to attend diligently to all claims confded to
me- require in all cases, advance in cash, suff-
cient TO cover expenses Of investigation When
that shall be DONE am willing to take contingent
interest in the lands for attention and services
ROBERT d. JOHNSON.
> Galveston, August T. lS45.
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OREGON AND CHINESE wHEAT.--Just

OREGON AND CHINESE WTIEAT--Just
~ received few sacks of the above new and SUI
perior seed grain, from III. R. Smeltzer esq, of
Bloomfield farm. The Oregon is red kernel wheat,
and the Chinese beautiful plump white kernel.
These extraordinary varieties produced Mr.. S. last
season As to so bushels of wheat per acre. weighing
63 to 60 lbs. per bushel.
I, "OREGoN AND CHINA wHEAT.--There have been
left at our Office two species of wheat-one called
Oregon, the other China II was taken from the
Bloomfield estate, belonging TO Henry r. Smeltzer,
near Middletown, Frederick county, Maryland.
The Oregon wheat was found or discovered by a
missionary travelling through that territory, who
brought it to this country in 1885, MIR. Smeltzer
this year raised from four and quarter acres, 2l2
bushels and 43 lbs, which is fraction over so
bushels to the acre. This wheat is very hardy, of
beautiful rcd color, with smooth chaf, heads from
to inches long, and average from 90 to 100
grains to the head 1t is believed it will yield at
least 90 per cent to the than the ordinary
wheat, from the fact that it has from Is to 90 grains
more to the head The history Of the China wheat
is rather singular. A few heads were found in
box Of China-ware imported from the north of Chi
ma; and the heads being very large and compact,
the discoverer was induced to plant them. Mr.. s.
informs us that last year he raised 42k bushels per
acre with it, and this year AZ bushels per This
is beautiful white wheat, and has heads or ears
about as long as the Oregon wheat, and about the
same number of grains to the head. The China
wheat is Of the early kind and, so far, has not been
injured by smut mildew, or ly"-- Sun.
The above valuable seed grain is for sale at the
agricultural store of J. F. CALLAN, Washington;
also for sale by J. H. KING, Georgetown.
Sept. IL
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July l9-lawts

IT EVILS & HOLLAND, Centre-market space,
IL next door to the dry-goods store of d. Clagett,
have this day received very general assortment of
fresh family groceries, consisting in part Of
10 hhds brown sugars, all qualities
Loaf, crushed, and powdered sugars
10 chests fresh and superior quality teas, assort-
ed kinds
40 bags coffee, old government Java, Maracaibo,
Laguayra, Rio, and toasted
600 gallons pure cider vinegar
Spices of all kinds, ground and in the grain
100 Kentucky canvassed hams, very fine
Extra, super, and family -four
No. lard, rice, and cheese
Bleached sperm oil and sperm candles
Taow candles and brown washing soap
Porto Rico and New Orleans molasses, and SUI
gar-house strip
Corn-broms, whisps, painted pals
Fresh starch, indigo, and washng-soda
Extra quality chewing-tobacco
Cigars Of several brands and prime quality
And, also, all other kinds Of family groceries.
To which we invite the attention of purchasers,
shall sell them very low for cash, or to punct,-
al credit customers.
Sept. l7--3tdf