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up. and comprises most of de tools thar
would be needed Cor fhnily. For . far
meF. = great variety Would Of coune BE
required. Bot de plsie Is 10 show that
any SCI Of Tools or implements may be 60
arranged ~ 70 present Symmetrical and
tasteful appearance; by selecting promin-
ent article Is . point or centre, and radiai-
ing. Or otherwise arranging The Others
around Il.
The tools are secured In iheirplaces W
staples made Of wire, and w small brass
or iron hooks Or BY nails. One Of the aul
handles is hollow, and contains about q
dozen blades Of different shapes. each Of
which win 81 firmly into he other handle.
The shape Of The tools Is there represent
ed was marked out by small stiff brush.
and with ink. The cost Of the tools Al 10
tail price was IS 81.
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most importsas 81 mad.rn days. snd
~s..fn eomPenfaas f.ll Sc Ihs giving eni
OF lfhshas. even wese poudrtsss. add OH
90 nlfthsds II msnasing he ernahd. sl.o
exhausted. A. i. Errniag Gaseffe.
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BROoM CoRN crLruRE n ONO.

This a,lirIs . hsesmlnr qui 6 . "a, 4.
rFsfuri ~ The Iieh b.i om lssd. az lh,s
Si.is. Fem prs.snl srpesssnre. n -
llkelE llaI nnl only all Y.nkesdam. hos
England slsn, aid P.rIlsPs Ihr ace
lssiisls," all soon Re suprIi.d aah
ihose implearnIs s.f hausel.o Il ~ on.lur
hraeIns. hou Ihr BIrke,e S,.ir.
The nosl salensIse eveTaIas IN Ills
nsw business are nllrss hr,.rh, 70 ann, a
E-tnh; ynurR men II RIrai FairrIaisr ard
iniell,g. nes--.a'ivrs ri Ihi, Safe. - q
passsssing all The resesssry qu.lllis n nns
Of he geI uine Ysnksss. One "a Ih-m
row resides 10 the Great Metropolis sf
England, shsre he has eel .bli.L.d an
ss'sn,ie ma ufa t.ry ii bro, m.. he
materials Tor which are III ,eni a,sf from
dis country. ard. in an unmsnuiaclpled
Stale. are Admitted llss al du'y. The de.
msnd there IL elm. 81 unlimited, % thai il
% anticipated avery sx-ensIre AMI prriila-
bile business wlll he done. ARob ri uf
the brothers Issidrs neaI il,i. civ. &C.,
lonhu, and ], now snssg.d 10 putting ~
iisr or ak hundred arIfs &c The rich Sri
o,o Valley lad. ID, lopg ng 10 ne Mrss,s
Suli.vsn'. which . sp,rsd cat sv.rsl
miles in ai,llL, 10 fill sew lrnm The y la
daw Ly which ~r are Writing. lie r.i.-
ed about llner hundred acres an portion
IL The same land Is, yeal. The n,I,a T
brother Iesides ~ Crclev,l'P. rs miles
luther toan the Scinin ,a:l,y. and Is
ih,r re pnl'iag IL four or fise hundred mvr.;
besides = b Oh they have numerous con
tracts with frmrrs for smaller las. 10 be
grow for them, and delivered AZ tier
presses whsn harvested. Ali iii. Is in
tended f.r 81 ipmenl 10 tie brother 10 Eng.
land next isll.
ln addition TO ihis, we l,arn HAT there
is - much more land dr,ritd 10 this rrnp
IN The valleys Of Muski.gnm aud the Two
Mismis: the produc,s 81 Which j. manly
desiRn,d for the New York and New
England msrksis. We .hAlI un olher
"cestions, give particular account. OF tie
culture aud pr"f ablene.s NJ ills profuci.
and the success 81 the inrign branch oi
this novel enterprise. Ohio CuliirafOr.
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ELEcTRIcr,Y ANp AGRIcuLrrRE.

turned 10 the u ere sstd Uses oi man. 10
The mos. extraordinary way. 10 tl,cirici-
~: and nf all The uses 10 ~hieh this mar
yclIDns agent Las hi- hrrIo, been anl.lleai.
~ ne-prnmlsts scch remarkable results as
is spplicaiion 70 agriculture. Though the
principle had long b,en admitted, that
electricity had . great effect on vegetation.
II is no, until Of late that any practical APP
plies,ion Of such aid has beeu attempted;
but from the results. as well a. from lie
comparatively hitl ng cost oi the expert
menls hich have been ls'ely made. We
qui seree TO The conclusion 81 y London
journalist, that The new agent sl,kel,. be.
lore long. 10 prod, &c a. great a revolution
in agriculture as the steam Ct glue ar spin
ming jenny, have effected IN manu-. ciuIes.
A very inien sting eapei imen,, on srmr-
whst considerable ,ca'e. has j. 81 been
made in the North oil Sro,lanL-a portion
Of field Of barley, 10 which .leruIcity
was applied, producing 1t the rate "fthir-
teen quarters and half TO Tie are. while
the surrounding land. eimIlsrly ura'ed III
VII Other Z, specis, produced the usual guam
I " Of five or SIX quarters 10 tie arIe,--
the eieciricised barley weighing, more.
urcr, Q lbs. to the bu.hel moe than Oh G
other.
The mode in " hich the fluid is c"llcc.
ted al d applied TO j, fuenre the land is
very simple. Tie field is divided into
s"bl.ng squares. 76 yards long. and 40
wide-coptsining, their fire, just one scre,
Al each oil the angles oi the square, pegs
are driven into the g'onnd. and iuNr strong
IRON ire. are aiischtd-cuinmunicsiing
with each other-so as to lmm a square
OF wire. and sunk 3 inches below the eur.
face; at Two pnints. directly opposite. in
the rehtre Of The short sides cf The OBJ
long. poles are fixed in the ground ] . (rel
high, and a wire, communicating Win the
cross wire beneath the surface, is carried
up one of The poles. and along the centre
Of the square to the other, dawn hich il
is conducted, and auarhed 10 he Grass
wire beneath the surface at III toini-
The square being so formed as I" run from
norh to south, so that this upper WIRE
sh III be a, right angles with the equator.
As a considerable body Of a. cririly Us
generated in the atmosphere, and trasel-
constantly from eas. 10 west, with the
motion OF the earth, thus elecuiri.y is At.
lracted by this upper wire. and commu.
nicsted 10 those forming The square under
the surface Of the ground.
itis suggested, however, that any guam.
,i,y Of electricity can he generated by
placing under The ground =, pout IN the
centre Of one ui the longer SIDES Of the
oblong. bag Of charcoal. and plates oI
zinc al the point directly opposite on The
other side, connecting the two BY wire
passing over two poles similsr 10 those
mentioned in the preceding account, aud
crossing The longitudinsiswirs passing
from these poles. A@
The COS. a, which Interpolation car
be made is computed ct one pound pei
acre, and tits reckoned 10 las, ten or fifteer
/ years-,ae wires being carefully ,aker
Up and replaced each year.
| This discovery is certainly one Of TIL
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upon the OCCASION; he remarked several times
that he expected some foul play was going on,
that he had understood that Gov. Mcdowell
intended that all preparation should be made
for the wedding, and that when the time came
or the minister to perform tho ceremony, that
some other man was to be married to Miss Nc
Dowell, and not himself, and that he would
prepare hmSclrior the occasion, and 90 armed;
he further deposed, that the matters contain
ed III the pamphlet published by Thomas in re-
ference to himself were wholly unfounded and
without the shadow of truth-that Mrs. Tho
mass conduct 50 far as it came under his OBJ
servaton, was such that no possible exception
could be taken to it-that it was such as char
aCterized a lady;-he read letter from Gov.
Thomas to himself, charging him with intldcl-
ty TO him, SC.
DIR. Tyler deposed, that he became aCquan-
ted with Mrs Thomas by the introduction OF
her husband; that he had seen her several times
during her stay in Frederick, but that he had
not seen her since her departure from Frcder-
ick, until few evenings since, he saw her at
her fathers residence in this city; that Mrs.
Thomas department won the esteem OF all
who knew her; that her memory was cherished
with kind remcmbranccs in Frederick; and that
the only criticism he did, or could pass upon
her was that she was too reserved for one Of
her age; that he looked upon hcl as pure,
virt.ous and djgnifed lady;amd that as far as the
pamphlet published by Thomas related to him,
under the so!cmniiy Of the oath he had taken,
he pronounced it hasely false and ungrounded.
Mr.. Taylor dcposed, that he was induced by
Gov. Thomas TO 90 to Frederick, and form a
connection with him in the practice Of lazy
be did SO. The Gist iutimaton Of any thing
MN lrte;Irt EXISTING bp. Sppp Mrs Thomas and
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Mr.. EDIToR-Will you allow friend to the
Home Mission cause in this city, small space
in your excellent paper, in order to give III be-
half of himself, and he has 10 doubt the en-
tire auditory, a public expression OF the gratl-
iication enjoyed in attending the concert gwen
on Christmas evening in the Methodist church,
Fayette street, in behalf of the Western Home
Missionary Society. The day as well as the
evening seemed unfavorable to Il large attend
ance, but the friends of the cause were proof
against the nauspicious bearing OF the weather,
and by 7 o'clock the spacious church was well
filed. a few minutes after the time appoint
ed for commencing the concert, Mr. Tarbur-
ton, with the large number OF ladies and gentle
men who had united for the purpose Of "dis-
coursing sweet strains" took their places on
the spacious platform erected over the altar.
Every eye was riveted, and breathess silence
prevailed, The signal was given, when, in
most delightful harmony, the beautiful words,
"lhe Lord is in his holy temple" prepared the
way for an address to the thrCnc Of Grace in
behalf Of the Home Mission
The performance throughout did credit to
the leader and all concerned. Several pieces
deserve special notice, but we fear ii would be
an intrusion upon your columns to specify 10
great extent; wo will, however, name two
pieces. The solo, "Caguct Dove" was sung
most cxquisitely. The dulcet sweetness Of
voice, the appropriateness of feeling, and tho
perfect case and grace manifested by the lady,
leads u to say without hestancy that we doubt
the ability Of any one 80 exceed That perform
ancc, and If il were not that we fear we might
wound when we only intend to appreciate, we
would give tine lady's name. For this much
we are sure we win be oxcuacd-sicnco would
DO ingrattudc Another solo, "Chnrity," as
well as being exceedingly appropriate, was
sung by n gentleman whose name we learned
to be Wilder. Greater justice could not have
been done to this most excellent piece. The
tone, the emphasis and the intonations of voice
were all so perfectly adjusted, as to cause the
piece to have powerful effect upon the aadi-
ence.
Too much praise cannot be awarded to all
engaged in getting up and carrying out so sue
cosslully this concert. The Western Home
Missionary Society has been calling tor help
repeatedly, and been on the eve of being aban.
doned. it may now, with the further aid
which it is hoped will be afforded it by our
good citizens, breathe little longer.
w. E.
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THE DIVORCE CASE OF Ex-Governor FRAN
CTS THOMAS. The Richmond Wing publish
es the following report of the testimony in the
case of the application made by Mrs. c. +.
Thomas for divorce from Francis Thomas:
Mrs. Darlington deposed that she saw Mrs.
Thomas in Baltimore, few days after she had
left the residence of Gov. Thomas in Annapo-
lis, that she was extremely emaclated, and
seemed to be laboring under intense mental
suffering; that her usual buoyant and elastic
spirit was depressed, and that she believed that
if she had been longer subjected to the course
of treatment that must have necessarily pro-
duced the state Of miud and body under which
she was then laboring, her speedy death would
have been the inevitable consequence; that she
had known Mis-. Thomas from her infancy,
and always thought her and still thought her
one of the purest of ladies; that she never
heard aurht spoken against her, until this re-
port, circulated by her husband,
Mrs. Cooke deposed that Mrs. Thomas visit
ed her some eighteen months before her mar
rage, and spent some five or sxweeks with
her-that her health was good-and that GER
tain certificate, produced in court, which rela-
ted 10 Mrs. Thomas, while paying the visit
spoken of, was wholly false and uniounded-
and that from her knowledge of the character
and conduct of Mrs, T. (for she had known her
from her infancy, no such accusation could be,
in truth, grounded against her; that her conduct
had always been marked with the strlciest pro
priety; so much so, that the most tastldlons
could not obisc,-and that she always believed
and still believed her to be as pure woman as
ever lived
Mr.. Grason deposed that he accompanied
Gov Thomas to Virginia, when he was mar
Eed-that Gov. Thomas acted very singu'arly
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
EMPOEIIfNIt

,t-rk7.12 The subscribers have prepared c-s,-
6IlAsasYl fine assortment of beautiful dsa&NnsS~
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter which they would like the Ladies to
call aud examine, and can be sold at the following
prices: GaiteEs S2 Half Caters, thick sole. 81 .62
Morocco half Boots do. 81 %; Morocco JefieIsons.
do Sll2; Seal Skin Half Boots, SLIP; Seal Skin
JeCrsons, 81; Misses half Boots, thick sole, rs cents
children's Boots and Shoes, 50 cents
90 The above work is prepared in the reatest and
most fashionable slyle with every for It's dura
kiIity. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS Il NICOLAi,
na7-tf No. 50 baltimore st.
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DOCT. PETERS. VEGETABLE PILLS.

YaNIME which ct les llthings " has thoroughly cs-
d tablished the nestmabG value of these PIls ms
tharttc, antibilliouS and detergent medicine ID
now twelve fEARs since Dr. PETERS rave thenl 10
the world, and their reputation, founded on his long
experience. still continues 10 increase Inc "ilhGa
sales which, during the fist year amounted 10 one
hundred thousand boxes, have, dutiEg the pas ear
exceeded ten times that amount, and the market Tor
them, once confined to few States. now comprises
not only the entire UnOn, but Canada, New Bfuhs-
wick, Nova Scotia and the West Indies Ihey may
truly be termed the great household Medicine o. me
South and Vest. No other Pills have been so widely
patronized in those regions. They are purely Vegcta
BILE in their nature, and mild and gentle in therope
raOns thathey may be given with perfect saietyCVcn
to an infant. There is moi particle ofany irritating or
drastic substance in their composition, yet they act
upon the Sccrt tons with uncquaIled certainty ana Ill
fecmess; thus purifying the constituents OF the blood,
and enabling nature to throw INTO circulation per
fCCty healthy tinid Among The multltuGes OF diseases
To the cure Of WI ich Dir. Peters Vegetable Pills are
adapted, may be mento. cd-hahitual COstveness,
Bilious Fever, JaundicC, Chollc, Dyspepsia Ague
and Fever, Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn,
DysCniCry Diarrh0ea TOrpur of the Bowels Piles,
FIalulence, Loss Of Appetite, Furred Tongue, Nau-
sea, Rheumatism, Asthma, IlrOpsy, B0ils and all dis
of the skin caused by mpurity o! the bond to
gCther with every species of complaint affecting the
stomach or bowels,
TIE immense demand for the medicine has excited
the Cupdly OF certain inscriptions cHuNtCritllere
who have thrown into the market large quantity OF
dccleriuus trash. under The name OF PETERS, We
GETABLE PILLS.
As the spurious Pills have been sold to druggists and
others at very low price, the proprietor of the Gg
NUINE medicine begs to state, that Merchants and Drug
gsts for their own safety, viii please take notice. thai
/ any rcrsonunder any circumstances, whether hc be
an agent orOtherwisc, wi shall sell or offer to sci
Peters Vegetable Pills IN quantities under one hun
dIcd gross for less than $50 for the large, and SIS to
the small size boxes, Independent OF any deduction tO
cash, lisa swindcr and an impostcr; and the public ar,
GENUINE PETERS FILLS are sold wholesale
and retail. by G, K.TFLER,
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.m,uEGREApEsr MEDICINE in rNE

yHyHE GREATEST MEDICINE IN rHE
WORLD, for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain aud
Soreness in the Breast, Whooping Cough, Consump,
ton Hourseness, and all diseases Of the Fredst and
Lungs, is Hatce's Compound Syrup Of Hoarhoand. -
Price 20 cents.
I've been coughing, I've been coughing,
All the night and all the day:
And Pm wearing, and Pm tearing
All my lungs and life away.
o twill end me soon, and sendme
Down to untimcly grave,
Lest some friendly hand attend me,
Skd the sufferer 10 save!
But, in brief, found relief;
And, poor sufferer, say, would You!
Take so handy, Hance's Candy,
And his HoarhOund Syrup too! .
HANCE'S CANDY and HOARHOuND SfRuf,
two of the most popular remedies ofthe aye for colds
coughs and consumptions, and all affections oil me
Bronchial Organs, may be had at his New store. NO
1913 BALTIM CREST, between North and Holiday,
at the Old stand, corner Of PRATT CHaRLGS
SITS, Baltimore. Dol
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70 LNEGER
Vs. HfAf - - - -
rs,
lTt.g Crr Z tsF,TrD MA AZ.

nC." CHANGED 10 SO.
.t}~ The public ere respectfully Informed that by die
ordinance of lie city, regulating the Numbering Of '
houses, the Subscribers llI.ber has been changed
nom 70 10 ~, OF which hs customers and strangers
viii please take notice.
The Proprietor Of the celebrated VEGETABLE
HI1'rERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the Brr
sent occasion to call the attention Of strangers visiting
the city, and Others to the superior qualities Of the
above medicines for the cure OF Dyspepsia, Bowe.
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma-
tisn, Colds Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints 10 which are Liable. In addition 10 the
many certificates published in the papers OF the day.
he has in his possession number from respectt
bic individuals, all tcstying to the virtues OF these
medicines, and which can he seen at his Sore
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks to a discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their Introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer he w0uld caution the public against am
attempts that may be made to impose upon them
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac simic of his the label on the
side of the bottle. None other are genuine; therefore
be OF deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They are extensively used, and pronounced one OF
the best faaily medicines now before the public.
In addition TO the above he has many other MEDl-
CiNAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata.
egpes of which can be at his store, and which
he warrants TO be equal to any in the city.
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
N. B. Remember the No., IS, as the genuine c,t-
oleS are for sale at no other place in Baltimore ala
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tF(pN n s,,IS, 30NNEgs, AND FLOW f. RS
DnEAEn

JUS VI E.NhD.
Look ont for the "CIlEAP STORE" whele
..fo, may be found one of III best assorlments of
S1SaB MILLINERY GOODS in the city-such as
~. Florence, Rutland, AM nj! kinds of Braid
3ONNETS silk Bonnets by he doz.; Velvet do
Bonnet silk aud Velvets, in great variety; Bonnet
Caps; Artificial Flowers, in great varity; large stock
of Rbbons; Alpaccas for dresses Csshmercs; French
Merino ghawls; Gloves Of all kinds in abundance.
,ha- A good assortment of genlemen's wear-such
as Socks Cravats Suspcnders, sc Don't forget the
place, hut call aud see for youselves-you may rely
on Bargains at 1913 BALTIMORE STREET, five
selOd JAMES COBURN.
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SrocK OF CorToN. The stock of cotton on
hand at New Orleans on the 10th inst, was
49, 700 bales.
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n UCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELIAIR or
e. LOVE. 1t is a sovereign and speedy cure ior
lncipient Consumption, BarCnnCss, Obstruction, diff
fcult painful Memsruation lnconlinence of Urine,
involuntary discharge thereof and for general pros
traton of the system, whether the result of inherent
causes ormoduced by irregulafiiy, illness oracciden
1t pleasant to the taste, and positively sure III Its
operations in lncofrhGa or Whites. Its unrivaltcd re
putaton in both hcmispheies, Is the result OF It's al
most supernatural virtues.
Let no one despair! Nothing can be more surpris
ing Than it's inVignatnL effects on the human frame
Persons afflicted with weakness and lassude before
takmgit, at once become robust and full Of energy
under its influence. 1t Immediately counteracts TIT
nerveessness iOGsCnpSs Of tie female flame, which
is The only cause of banennc~s; and which prior u"
Hr. Mangn's discovery, was considered to be ncuta
hle. Language, indeed, cannot do justice tothc me
tits Of The LUCINd CORDT,3L, which is regarded
by the heads of the Faculty one Of the most i'm
pOrtant discoveries of the age.
For sale by Il. K. TYLER, cor, of Baltimore ana
High s,s; ROBERTS Y ATKINSON, corner Of Flau-
over and Baltimore SIS; aud ! d, n. LhEOQuE, come'
Of baltimore aud IinrrisOn sls.
Iricr % per bottle.
e. Purchasers, to avoid being imposed up on, viii
please remember that Tie name LUClNAC CORDIAL
is staapcd on The glass Of each boltle, sel2-u
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uEANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
IL IA PILLS, are by Gar the best medicine ever dis
covered for curing
COstveness, Dyspepsia, Swimming
in the Head, sc. Persons of full habit,
who are subject 20 Headache, Giddness, brow
sness, and singing in the Ears, arising rom too great
flow of blood TO the head, should never be
without them, as It any dangerous symp-
toms will he entirely carried off by
their Immediate use
Always ask for HANCEs PILLS, and purchase nj
none but those advertised agents. and if convenient
call and see the proprietor himself
o. For sale by SETH g. HANCE, l0S Baltimore
street. and corner of Charles and Pratt streets. Price
IS cents per box, for HANCE'S GENUINE PILLS,
five for 81. OIL
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JAMES COBURN.
BARGAINS! sARGAINs.

E@?ka,. Another very Cheap Sore in NORTH GAY
,Hssrx5F STREET, opposite Fyctte-st., where may
49,. he found beautiful assortment of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS:
sHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment Of Fancy articles Also, CaIicoes, Nous
lin de Lanes Lawns Liner Ildkfs. gentlemen's
stocks and Collars; Suspendersand great variety of
Goods too tedious TO enupcrat. The public
spectuy invited TO call al this View and Cheap Store,
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices. tIF-Don't forget-No. 80
GAY STREET. opposite Fayete. apl0-f