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A E'5NEIEs stAs"s'.

1T IS UNIV ERSALLY CONCEDED that
Stantoa's External Remedy,
UNITS LIN MENT,
Is one otthe Greatest Blessings uithn the rcacl:
Of II mankind it can be had for only 25 cents
a bottle, and will always cure wien timely APP
piled. Millions havo testified to its wonderful
healing properties. 1t relieves Pain instantly;
il cures disease, and prcrentS d0rmity it restore
to healthy action the Nervous System whenever
i is attacked by amy OF tho complaints to which
it is subject; there is 40 Medicine that can com
pare with it. J! you nave either ofthc following
diseases procure It, ana YOU may rest assured
that you will experience relief at once, and the
continued application will soon remove the dis
case Spinal Affections, Rheumatism, PARALYSIS
and all Nervous Affections, ContIactons OF the
Muscles, Sore Throat and Quincy, Issues, Old
Ulcers, Pains in the Back and Chest Ague in
the Dreas and Face, Too:h.achc, Sprains, Bruis-
es, Salt Rheuin, Burns, Group, Frosted Feet,
Corns, Bupyons, Fresh Wounds, SweIlings and
Bruises, Scro.ulous Affections, Poisons, Tic Dol
drcux and all Cutancous and Nervous Diseases,
vanish before it, and leave the body in Il sound
and healthy state. For evidence Of lis great
hover over tie System, see the pamphlets to be
DAD of every Agent, gratis.
EXrRAOHDlNARY CURE OF SALT
RIIEUM, New YORK, February Is, 1874
Sill have been cured OF the Salt Rheum by
few applications Of Hunts Liniment' was
effected with the complaint for eight months
tried every thing that was recommended, but ali
to no purpose; the disease grew worse. nSep-
TENDER last, a gentleman (Nlr. l.. Titus) with
whom | was travelling, recommended Hunts
Liniment. | used it but six times when the d.
sease left me. J. have deferred making this COM
munication, until was certain the cure was eff.
iectnal and permanent. am now certain it is
SO, and can therefore conscien.iousy recommend
Hunts L'niment as certain and speedy cure for
Salt Rheum'
Yours, respectfully, J. p. CLEMENT.
A VOICE FROM DELAWARE.
LEWIS, Sussex co Delaware, Fob 3, Is47
Send lie SIX boxes Of Hunts Lniment immc.
,liately. am entirely out. nave heard Of
three cases OF Curns being cured b, twice bath
ing with the lininent; several cures OF Rhcum-
alIsn one case OF Group, and one Of weak limbs.
have had nc furnish the Liniment on the Sab.
bath, SO sangulnc was the applicant of lis benc-
ticlal effects. l.. WEST & son
GEOE GE E. STANTON, Proprietor,
Sing Sing, New York.
.Myryland Agent. G. Nj. HARRIS, LOG Bal
more ST., near Holiday, and for sale by all THE
lTY DRUGGISTS.
Sold by DIR. J. WALLACE, Elkton.
July u.s. '4S
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LITTLE MORE GRAPE CAPT. BRAGG.
JOHN KRDER.
North east Corner Walnut and second Sis
lIl!LADELP IIIA

PHILADELPHIA.
Keeps constantly on hand, OF his own man
f,cture and imported, ceInpletc assortment
RIFLES, SHOT Guns, PISTOLS Sc, Which
warrants Of the best quality as represented,
which he respectfully invites tho attention g
purchasers,
lie is also prepared to supply PowDEa FL.sxs,
Sucr Bags, GAME BAGS. SUPERIOR PowDEn,
GuN CorToS, Percussion CAPS, SHOT, BULLET
MouLDs, BALL 4 BLANK CARTRIDGES, snd has
materials for Gun Makers, SPortsmen, Sc. GA
tcrmes as low amy other establishment, in the
United States.
In testimony ofhis skill as manufacturer tho
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE awarded to him to Cert.
fcales in the years lS40 and s42 and three Silotr
uedals in the years is4i-ls46 and ls!7-all
of which may be seen at his place of business
sL5>A choice supply OF Reroiriag Pistols con-
stantly on hand.
July Is, AZ, SIN.
q unaay School Library Bnoks.-A splendid
> assortment of Miscellaneous Juvenile, and
Sunday school Library Books. For sale at city
piccs, at the Port Deposit Book Depot, by
may T. F.HEATH.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given, to the creditors OF Samuel
Price, that personal discharge hath been
gr ,n,cd to said debtor, and that the first Monday
of the mex: April term of Cecil County Court
lcirg the first day of said county Court hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case
where his creditors may attend, and show cause
il any they have. why final discharge shall
MOI be granted said debtor
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Ok.
Oct 81 'As--3m. Cecil county Court
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William Rotch, Jr)
Francis Finch, September % rs

Francis Finch, September % rs
Ordered that the sale mad. ana report
ed by John G. Groome, trustee for the
sale of the Real Estate in the above
cause mentioned, be ratified and con-
tirmrd, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 23rd
day of November next, provided copy
OF this order be inserted in some news
paper published in the State Of Mary
land, once in each OF three successive
weeks before the 9th day Of October
next. The report states the amount OF
sales to be $1,000.
True copy. Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sept 3O-3t Reg. Cur. Can.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

The subscribers of, l. for sale that tract
OF land lying in Cecil county. State Of Mary
ian |, bounded on the Suu'h hy the Bohemia
river, winch Is famous for ducks and Fl h.
On the North by the road lea ling to the fer
~, and adjoining he Hon. Richard i. Bay
AIDS mansion farm.
The farm cen aims about
2G0 ACRES.
The soil Of DE hes, quality, with inexhans-
table beds Of shell mari; lime can be d..iv-
cred on the shore. The buildings consi,,
OF a good house, barn and other out tuiit-
n IS.
For terms which will be accommoda,in
apply 10 WILLIAM BRYAN,
or CiiAS A. BRYAN
McDoroosl', New Castle county, Del,
Sept. -Gw.
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Daguerrcotypc Portraits.

Of superior quality, handsomely colored
and put up in beautiful Morocco Cases, complete
for only ONE DOLLAR, at SPiELER's CHEAP
DAGUERREAN GALLERY, No 50 l-2 Walnp
Street, below Fourth, Philadelphia. All Pic
lures made at this establishment will be warr an
ted perfect.
Sept 23-6m.
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1 Cent Reward

Runaway from the Subscriber, residing in Elk
Neck, on Nonday tine 18TH inst. IA white boy
named Perry Short an indcnted apprentice TO the
farming business. The said boy is abont IA
years uf age, and had on When he went away
linen roundabout, striped pants and buff vest.
All persons arc forbid harboring or trusting said
boy, and tho above reward, will be paid to any
ne returnin! him to me.
GEORGE HARRISON.
Sept. 23.-3t.
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Goods for the Season.
G., W, KIDD,

NO, So MARKET ST. WILMINGTON.
IL AS rcI III Store Il large and varied as
. as"' men. of
'o,elgn Domestic Dry Goods.
bong I at the present low prices, which will be
Gisp Of very small advance; he names in
part
Ladies' EbrcsS Goods.
Cds!imcrcs, all wool, Orleans Cloths, Ore ron
Satin STRIP. and bar. and Monterey palts,
do in rich colors Lama Plads, Cling
do all silk plaiLs, hams, in variety.
DO worsted pluids, French aid English
Alpacas, blk. plaid and chintz, Mansseines, in
mode colors. great variety.
q yllc offers great bargains in.SI:
French Merinoes, & Thibit Cloths;
English Mernoes, Parametta&
Coburg Cloths.
4 fill supply Of Hosiery.
For Ladies. For Gentlemen.
Alpaca Hose, riLL'd. Lambs wool - h
plain Nigonia l-2 do
Cashmere do do do Merino IL do
Mcrlno do mix'd. Wooden, Cotton a
Andnlusia, new style, Thread do do nd
Raw Silk. wovlcn, cot
ION Sc.
Those in want Of Goods Mt fair prices, ans
who wish to buy ARTICLES for what they are re-
presented, will please cali as above at
G. w. klDDS.
81 Market st. w !mington.
Dac lIth..T
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Every BGdy's Store.

And every thing in 1t usually kt pit In retail
dry goods, grocery & general variety store
WIN. PELL,
has Just received from Baltimore and is now o.
pcn,ng at Ills NEW AND CHEAP STORE east chi
Of Elkto" general assortment u
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Hats, Caps. Ladies Furs,
AND UMBRELLA DEPOT.

Hats, 81 so, 8, 81 so, IS, and 81, "a m, which
will compare f,,orably with those sold for s.. }
Caps, % cts 81 J.! cts. 80 cts IS cts 81, 81 rs
81 50, 50, - 90 and higher. Umbrellas, so cts
IS cts. a. 81 p, 81 so, -, 81 SO. 50 so, "a so,
Is, and - 50 New York prices.
Ladies' FIrs ofnlmos. every Kind and price,
from Chids muli' at 50 cents up to SIS.
r. p DAVIS.
Baltimore Street, doors Eas! Of The Bridge.
baltimore
Oct. ii, 'ls. SIN.
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E.s.s.a5eE.

d Tie su5scrbcrs have just received rrom Por,
eposit ircsl. supply Of Lumber Of every dcs-
cripuon, embracing Pine Boards of all qualities
- inch Siding; Pine and llemlock joisis and
s'uddn-; Pine and Cypress Shingles Of all
lengths, i!omlock Fencing Boards, &c, wlucl,
they Will o!ler to the public ON the most accom-
modaiIns terms.
BENNETT & KARSNER.
July - AS. SIN Chesapeake City
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African lsIi:snO.

NTONrARiEL WASHING SOAP.-Th,s
~ superior article celebrated for rendering tho
hardest Of water Efficient for cleaning all .ubsta:,
ces to which it NAV be applied and is fast lpor
ceding all other kinds Of soap, Wooden manufle
turers, Hotel Keepers House Keepers s others
are invited to give it t-ial. Just eceived and
for sale by TVm. TORBERT.
Aug. ~. AS
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THE NEW STORE.

DENNY & PEARCE, are opening stock OF
new and elegant Dry Goods, in their new store
room just fitted up, two doors from DR.. Wal
lace's Drug Store, where they will be happy to
see their friends and the public. They have aIss
an excellent lot OF Groceries. All THEN goodo
are of good qualities, and nt cheap prices
JAMES DENNY,
BENJAMIN C. PEARCE.
ESl,, A,;t 3, Z
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PIANO FORS: LIE

A LARGE. SIZE PIANO, for sale, London
IA manufacture. original cost $500. II my
he seen ut the Cabinet War ,-rooms Of M,rsh-
bank s. Ca,,well, Eik,on. Terms my liz knowi.
by applying to thcn.
Sent. q u.
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FOR SALE.

will sell at Private Sale
FARM OF 800 ACRES,
on Bohemia Manor in Cecil county. The
soil is of excellent quality. Persons de-
sirous of purchasing, are referred to Benz
+. Sluyter, near the premises on Bahe-
mia Manor, and who is authorized to sell
the same. G.. W. OLDHAM.
(1'he soil Of Bohemia Manor is oft,,e very best
quality, No land IN more easily placed III tho
most fertile condition, and when i,li improve j
none can produce better crops.-El Cecil Wine j
Aug -, rs
*s*The Exmincr, West Chester: an
Delaware Republican, will copy 3 We
and send theiis to thisotice
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This is to Give Notice; That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said comfy, letters
te-tomenlary On the personal estate of
George Jones, late Of sail county, dcceas-
el All persons having claims a.u.n.' The said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit The
same with The vouchers thereof, duly auhcn-
icatrd, on or before III, 18th day Of Srpt'r.
1912 they may otherwise by law, be ex-
cindpd from all benefit OF said estate. All
persons indeb,ed TO said estate are reque>
ted to make immediate payment tothe sub
scrila-. Given under my hands Tins 1lh day
Of October. 1853.
GEORGE R. HOWARD, EXT
Oct -lh 'ls-.Gw
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A Valuable Farm, Fer Sale.
Oct rih 'Is--Gw

A Valuable Farm, Fer Sale.
Containing lG5 Acres Of Land, in a
good state Of cultivation situated OH
Bohemia Manor, Cecil county Md
i lie Improvements are two Story frame
I-~.S House, frame barn, corn
ATHsssA crib, carriage house. and
.SsFsIiEa meat house There is an
h-.4s Crchart OF 1000 Peach frees,
also Apple and other choice fruits.
The farm possesses incxhaustib!e beds
of she'll mari, the superior quality of
which has been fully tested Situated
as this flr,n is, in a healthy neighbour
hood, within three miles OF the wc,tera
termination OF the Chesapeake s De!
canal, one mile Of Bohemia and Elk riv-
er; convenient 10 schools, mills SC, a
more desirable Farm is seldom offered
for sale: Apply TO
GEO. S BRYAN,
Oct 7,-Gw 216 Arch St rhiIa
*x*Del Journal and village Record,
copy Gw ard send bill, to this office.
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Summer Fashions.

IA =. OULE, tIlankIu.
IN sior the very liberal
patronage extended to him
informs his customers and
the Public, that he has
received the latest FASH
ions and is prepared to
mu ke Coats ofevery Ges-
cription,and a II other kinds
Of mems g rmsnts, ih frs
rate fashionable style
HN"rtwc dcersvestcf H.
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nAINTINCI.--Ilouso, Sign. and Fancy pain
q ting, done in the best manner, at moderate
prices ny VIM. PELI., Elkton,
Aug. 20.
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TO TRANSFERS.
Valuable Property at Private Sale.
I'ar,sl, Malls ANA Woodland,

The subscriber will sell at Private
Sale, all his property, VIZ
No. /. y fine farm. containing
lh 4. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-06
A GREAT ATTRACTION I.

The CARNcEoss FAMILY, consisting Of
unrivalled Vocalists, gave Concert at the
Court House on yesterday evening, to a
delighted audience being received with
rapturous applause.
Tie Polka and the Hornpipcs were
danced in a truly artistic style, and elicit
cd the warm and enthusiastic appreciation
bf the auditory.
" The Yankee Gourtsllip, or the Scotch
Fling, are in themselves well worth the ad
5mittance fee. The most perfect propriety
.characterizes each part of the entertain
ment
If you desire an evenings delight, g
listen to their cheerful Vocal and Instru
mental Music, TONIGHT, Thursday
at the Court House. The three Grace.
who preside are worthy Of generous--ar
OVERLOOKING house
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Valuable FARM for Salaf

-
NHE undersigned. trustees al the estate Il
= William e, WALTON, dcceasssl, oder, al hri-
the name Oh Z RE1HANY,F seven miIss sEs,,,h
OF chaIles,nwn, leiturson county, Virginia Hin.
ing the farms ef II 1. oplc and Ms. Ltwis''
and lying Immediately on the west hank Al M
Shenandoah river There are t1o eood sp5tn W.,
OF neycr-failing wales, 4 good brick Dwealins-
House and 0uthuildings. This farm ia IS.
markable for is adaptation ID the gruw.k 81
wheat. corn, clover, &c, and IS one Of the most
beautiful on tltesfiver.
There are two hundred and eighty aero. al
cleared Land, aud one hundred and forty seven
well Timbered, making iii I'LL AT acres.
Persons wishing 10 purchase can view / me
mics By calling on Mr.. George Harris, the IRE
sentoccupant.
Application for purchasing NAV be made ii
AIR Robert Jalricsun of Alexandra, Va. and
d John t. HaryFarc, Shepherds.own Jefferson.
county, Va, either personally pr hy letter posl
paid, ROBERT JAMESON.
JOHN n. lIARGRAYE.
Jane Is 1915 LII T,aa,sk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-06
DIED,

On Sunday last, in the 13d year Of her age. af-
ter an affective illness Of several weeks, Mrs.
cArulRfNE KRouT, wife of MIR. Henry krout, Of
Harrcrs-Ferry.
On Inc same tlay. at Winchester. aged about
D. Mrs. BrswELl., wife OF MIR. Il z. g. Burwell
OF that place.
Near Winchester, on the same day, Of lock-
law. brought on by brniSe of one OF his hands.
Mr. JosEPH PARkiNs, Of Frederick, IN The bloom
Of lille.
On The i7th June, Joxss DgaNER, son Of Ed
win G. and Nancy Engle, aged ) months and 4.
Gone, like Inc fayorite flower the frost
Has nipPd in an aniimely hour:
Gone, like the light in dark clouds lost,
When sun rays fall on bcautyis bower
DiEO-As Harpers- Ferry, on The s3l Of juno,
AIR. EgxNcts Nj. WexrzEL, in the 3ith year Of
his age The death OF this amiable gentlcman
aud eSsimable christian was quite sudden and I'M
expected For more Than year he lad been af-
dicied with disease OF the heart bui had recent,
~ seemed 10 be better than usual. On last Fri
day evening he was sitting on the porch At his
brothers house, convcrsing with more than
usual chcerfalrcss, when suddenly bis head was
observed TO drop-he fell on the hoor-and had
hardly been convened 10 his bed ere the spirit
had returned 10 The God who gave i.
Mr.. W. was member and leader m the Me-
thndisl (. Church, and fer nearly twelve years
had sustained ! f;lir and excellent standing among
his brethren. His Affections were Of no ordinary
character: In less than four weeks Just previous
d his own death, fksse Of BIS children had been
laid in the grave via. GEoRcE WAsuScroN
and 4 wears 5 mouths and rs days, who died on
he aslk q May JosxrsI A. aged 6ycaFs.5 months
Il days who died on the 18th instant And Sss'
o,.rtoS c. AID wears. months and - days
who died on The 2oth inst But amid 81 ihess
heart rendinx tercarcncnts. he mninieined ths
character and spirit q christian believer; and
theonzh grace, was enabled 10 say n IS N,
Lord lai Him % a. eccmeih HIM goo,l.
He hak leil behind him sorrou>siriekeRvile
and an infant son ioo young 70 Re sensible q The
rrepara1ie loss he has sustained
"A fcfg large conccurse q his ftllow-cisizenl
followed his RETAINS 10 he grave IA fhE Saaiay
following bis death.
Hssper<Fer1y june y. I6la.
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THE MARKETS..
oEee ef ne baltimore Clipper.
- ~ ~

July d D. L. NJ
The iransaciibnsfn Flour are very moderate I;
receipts light Small sales Of Howard street
brands atFS5 .62t. Very liule disposition to pur-
chase ThSrc hayc been SEINE sales OF CITY Mills
manufactured from new wheat at'sssn, IS which
is the general asking price. Rye Flour So, IS
Corn Meal s., - 2.3T.
Several thousand bushels new wheat arrived
this morning, some Of which was sold early in
The day AT lis lISc. for prime rod; sales also
Of new white atItS l25c. Towhrds the mid
die Of the day the prices above quoted were not
snstained--and the tendency is downward, in
view of large receipts--a sale II 800 bushels
red, nearly prime, at lice. The rangers now
aboatll0 a il5c. No old wheat selling.
Saiesof White Corn at 10 a 43c. and Of yei-
low do. a cents; Oats 30 33c. Rye Coo per
bushel. Somd new Rye hasreaehed the market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-06

Quite large company assembled at
shannondale Springs on Tuesday, TO eele-
bsate the 4th. Toasts were drunk, and
spirited speeches made, but we have not
been furnished with either. SAMUEL w,
l,AckLASD, Esq presided, assisted by An
TaoSr KENNEDY, LEWIS w. WAsHnNGToS
and ASnEEw KENNEDY, Esqs. as Vice
Presidents The repast was a sumptuous
one-every delicacy that the Baltimore
markets could afford having been procured
for the occasion.
The amuscmcnts Of the day were varied
ID their character, and all seemed to BE-
gratifed with the entertainment prepared
In the evening party assembled in the
ball room and enjoyed themselves in the
delightful, yet innoccntrecreatien of skip
ping on the light fantastic toe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-06
WOOL CARDxNG
AND
Manufacturing at RrneetaMn.

HNHE subscribers have recently taken the old
IL Woollen Establishment AT Brucetown,
(where there has been no business doae for sGve-
raj years. Having fitted up MACHINE, We
are now ready to receive Wool from those who
have il 70 Card, or desire it manufactured into
goods. All work entrusted to or care shall be
executed with despatch and panctaaliry, in
style not inferior 10 any in the country.
Wool will be received either TO be carled or
manufactured inlo various Kinds of goods -
Such as Cloths, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Blankets
Flannels, Pulled and Plaid f.inSeys, Stocking
Yarns, sc. Always on hand, STRIPED CAR
PErlNG, in connection with the abo re goods.
all OF which will be sold on liberal Terms, or ex
changed for Wool
Having located permanently, by purchasing
l!lc entire interest Of Mr.. j. NJ. CoYiE, in the
Brucctown Factory, we would respectfully saw,
that We are determined 10 DO business on fair
terms, and viii study the interest," and advantage
OF those who may favor us with their trade In
a very short time NEW MACHINERY will
be added, and such alterations made that a sight
of twill conYiacc any one thai we are dctermin-
ed 10 do our work well and on the most liberal
terms.
Hard Soap, Lard and Country Produce will
be taken in exchange for work done n!
WA. JOBE & co.
EPufsptou.r. lime o. 1910 -
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f9-rhc sFsce Pres package for smithhsld
and vicinity, win thereafter Be len a Mr. Beck
wins store. where subscribers can obtain theuls
We would sugees, 70 those whohave been spoag-
ezs for the last quarter Of century or les that
his is favorable oppOrtunilY'ior subscribing,
and a We have bad their Custom as readers for
years, we should like to hare liRle Of their pa
,ronage as subscribers
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Shenandoah Bridge Stock
yellow Corn,
no TME PUBLIC.

TEiHE undersigned baving been appointed by
IL the Editors of the esprit Of Jefferson" and
the Virginia Free Press ali Agent for The ppr-
pose OF GoligciiRg accounts and procuring SGD
sefibcrs 10 tIeir papers, IN this and the adjoining
counties Is aow ready 10 enter upon the discharge
or his dutics; and as histbusiness wilInccessari-
" call him into every neighborhood in ilifseoun-
VI and portions Of lie adjoining counties, and as
he dcsifes ID make himself useful 70 the public,
he would BY glad to receive accounts notes, &c,
tor collection pIcdging himself tonse every effort
to give satisfaction 70 all parties concerned and
to BtIrer soon as collected all moneys
PLACED in his hands.
He has also been appointed BY the County
Court Of Jefferson, Constable for the Southern
District Of said Cousiiy and having given good
and substantial Bond, is ready to enter upon and
lFArHFUIa.s 10 discharge the duties Of bis Office.
He Is also agent for gentleman IN Morgan
county and can furnish. atsbort netice. any guam
ltiiy OF Lumber. SHINGLES, COOPER'S
lSTUFF and HOQP-POI,ES, on better terms
| than they ran Re speocuTed elsewhere, and will
deliver them Al ap.r Of Tie Depots on The Balti-
more 4 Chic Or Winchester & Potomac Rail
roads 70 siit the Convenience Of purchasers.
w. McGINNlS
| Charlessown May ., 1918.
/ n. B-sAny hissiness intended for me. a left al
the Spirit of Jsi5srson" Office in my absence
| lnbn Town, viii meet with proup. attention. and
arecefpt win be given for The SANE. j. w III.
~
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TaluabIe Political lIorks.

THE snbscri6ers would inform their Demo
u cratic as well As Wing friends, thar they
have Jast received he following new Political
Works, TO which We would Invite their Attention
"Demecraiic Text Book." being compendi-
.um Of the Principles Of The Democratic Party.
The Life Of Lewis Cas-, with his Letters ana
Speeches on various subjects.
The Speeches u Gen. Crss, with ssBiographi-
cal Sketch Of Gen. VIM. Q. Bailer
The New Tariff Of 1916, with history Of the
proceedings connected with the passage Of the
acti the new WhrehousiDg Bill and The value
IF logeign moneys al The Custom House.
We would say for Inc qualification of onr
Wing friends that we expect 10 receive in few
days, some Vino Books, which We viii take
Inc them al the store II
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