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JAMEsTOWN WATER CURE.

r COATED in the beautiful and thriving village of
IL jamestown, at the foot of Chautauquc lake, Chau
tauque county, New York. is now completed, and
open for the reception Of patients 1t appears that
nature in this locality, has blended every facility to
answer the wants of both body and mind An abund-
Of water of dewy sofness and crystal transpa-
rcncy, to cleanse, renovate and rejuvcnate the dis
ease-worn and dapidated system and to please the
artistic eye of deay and to charm the lovers of the
sublime natural scenery of SURPRISING beauty pre-
sents itself 10 view.
Here lies the lucid lake of Chautauque, rejecting
mirror the royal hills that rise on either side; and
the of the waterfall caused by the outlet of the
lake lcaping the rockrbbed barriers of nature sends
up continual anthem Here the disciples of Walton
can ply tho rod and line to Their hearts content in
taking the fine specimens of the fnny tribe that
swarms tho waters Of lake and stream and the nu-
merous groves and ravnes in the vicinity afford do
ghul retreat for those who love to gaze on nature
in her widest moods.
This establishment was constructed especially for
Cure and planned, In every particular according TO
the most approved model by the proprietor, General
Allen.
The medical department will be under the impe.
diate supervision of e. Potter, M d., and Mrs. L. M.
Potter. DR.. Potter has had much experience IN the
ent of the afflicted having pracccd Alsopathy
six years. and the ydropathic system during tho last
three years, with admirable success
Dr. Potter has associated with him young man OF
energy and ability, Mr.. Albert Allen, who will take
charge of the business department OF the Cure There
will DO no pains spared to render this establishment
emphaticay the Home of the invalid, and to assist
in his or her speedy recuperation
Patients coming from the East or West will take
railroad to Dunkrk, thence by plankroad and omni-
bus, tbroe hours ride to Jamestown from the North
| by road and stage on the various mail routes.
Terms-from So to $40 per week, according Il
treatment and room occupied Patients will bring til
usual amount Of packing clothes towels, &C. the
be furnished with them at the Cure For furthc
particulars address L. POTTER, M. d.. or ALDER
ALLEN jamestown, Chautauque county New York
| Nav l9-U
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CLEVELAND WATER CURE ESTABLISH
MENT

THE above Establishment still continues in success.
l. full operation, having already entered upon its
sixth season. The largely increased number of pa
tients treated at the Establishment the past year.
any previous year. and the increased rapdity and pro-
portion of cures induce the subscriber to believe that
his enlarged experience and opportunities for treat
ment give facilities to the invalid rarely equalled
Diseases peculiar to females are treated with
and RAPIDrTY of cure believed be surpassed by
none T. 7. SEELYE, M. d.,
April 21-24t Proprietor
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NORTH 4 PR ESCOTT,

A TrosNEYs and Ceunseiloss Al Law and solicitors In
N Chsnssry, II Anthony kails, Minnesota Territory
Dec. H-yg jobs W. RsrfA 0ssvSs ", Prssosf.
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VOL. VII.
THE JUVENILE I>srRUCroR--vot -
For Children and Sabbath School,

"A SEMI-MUNIHLf paper, which aims 10 ,n,..
IA and inform the young mind Special . .ssetes
made to give proper direction to the mind, ' os
dr.n, in these times Of strife for the supremacy S
for 81, $12 per hundred. A specimen :, I've copie
Of charge, win be sent to any person A1uoef, ire,
LUCIUs G. MATLACK, Editor and pnhu.,
June 23. 90 South Salina At g,,r.a S,'snef,
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE az e..,-.--
Fourth annual Sessio.

UNf w ~tf'tbut session.
VNHE next Course Of Lectures in this Inst;,n,;. s..
J. commence on Saturday October Jst IsSs Nll
continue re months, 2i weeks closing on ma 9 Saa
Of February, 1854 'ue |''a
FACULTY.
DAVID j. JOHNSON, NJ. d.. Professor Of chs,o;.,.-
and Toxicology. 'NiAIy
pies and Practice of Medicine. ''H'i
HILBERN DARLINGTON, NJ. D., Professorof sur,.rv
ANN PRESTON, M: D., Professor of Physiology wy
EDWIN RUSSELL, NJ D., Professor Of ANATOMY
MARX u KERR, M. d., Professor of Mstera M,
lea and General Therapeutics. wv
MARTHA ID MowRY, M. D., Professor Of Obststric,
and Diseases of Women and Children.
ALMRA L. FOWLER, NJ. d., Demonstration Of Ana,
omy and Chemistry.
Persons wishing further information as to tsrn,
regulations, &c. or DESTROYS of receiving copies Of N,
Announcement, will please apply, personally or bv
letter, to the Dean Of the Faculty
DAVID j. JOHNSON, MD
June x-lM 229 Arch
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THE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE sr So
AND PRACTICE -"Hf

ITS Distinctive Features shown by its s,.,,,..
dicia Decisions, and Illustrative Faes ne Su'
liam Goodeli, author of the Democracy Of 10y VII
ity" Slavery and Anti Slavery A. y III rlnrstian-
contains 43O pages l2mo neatly bound II me work
10 cents per copy, postage IL cents Pa, ,.IA Pnes
June 80 L. CLEpHANE, Ofses MAJ MAJ
The following is an extract Of a lett.r t' sra
William Jay to the author: IRON Hon.
"Your analysis of the slave laws is VERY .u.
your exhibition of their practical application sed
Southern courts evincss great and careful res :. .
.0ur s0Gk as En %Prgnsos against the ca
II consists of propositions and demonstrate. MAY
book is not only true but il is nnnnl,linaGH me
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.. WHAT IS EpuCATIoNl


Professor Bates, of Boston, took an early 0fN.
portunity to inquire, What is Educationi He
said that discipline Cd ktitutes the gist of Edu-
cation Let us see. What is discipline? 1t
relates more especially to the training of the
mental powers enabling the individual to walk
the line as marked by those who control his
education The soldier is disciplined, and Edu.
cation thus applied to physical evolutions is
ahaiagous to that mental education which is
eoinprehended in the term discipline Thus
according to Professor Bates, the student
should be taught or trained to "toe the mark
morally and intellectually, which his betters
may describe for HIM. His individuality as an
independent thinker and sovereign individual
IS to be merged in the Journalism and faith of
his teachers! No not 80. This is not Educa.
ton, il is peryersion. lie proceeded to saw that
man must be morally US we'll as physically
educated--a very trite saying good enough and
true enough but what all are aiming at
through physical education, is far the most
neglected Owing 20 this defect, our colleges
tum out many moral invalids and intellectual
dyspeptics Bat, continues MIR. Bates, physical
education alone fits men only for the offices Of
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STAMMERiNG CURED sLoCUrIoN rAlGBr
Dk. CoMSTOCpS Vocal 0ymxa,fas~, Philaas,hi.
which mas been In successful operation for more bsr
twenty years. Is designed for the PROMOTION OF ass Van
Cure OF Stammering and the Correction Lsing mi
other Defective Articulation as we'll az for
hiocution. Address A. COMSTOCk, NJ. D..
Ma I'D Mplhspvy s,-aat
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"BE DAYS OF DRINKING wlNE FOReoT"
VLTILLSONS 1en,psraxcs koass and Bosanc hsd,e,s.
w Store. BY DIR. J. + WILSON. Commodioas
bling and tame hay. East end Of msin street JA,Ob
Michigan, 6fty rods east Of tina Railroad Depct Dscs
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| HENRY III. PAXTON,
| A TTOkNEY and Counsellor at Law aad yol,,ita, 4,
| n thsnsesv csdis us--isnn eonntv tihis IAN
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s. IA. PETrEN6ILL 4 CO.,

A TrOkNEY and Counsellor at Law. woOnsork.t. KhOa,
- Fsno }Eu s--br
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THE SOUTHERN PLATFORM;
MANUAL OF SOUTHERN SENTIMENT ON THE
SUBJECT OF SLAVERY

SUBJECT OF SLAVERY.
Being a Compilation from the Writings Of
Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and others,
phose names are eonscrated in the affections
Of the Southern People--the Debates IN the
Federal and State Conventions which framed
and ratified the Constitution of the United
States-those whieh occurred in the first Con-
crosses whieh sat during the administration
Of General Washingtora-and extracts from
the Debate tn the Virginia Legislature IN
1882 toith various letters, judicial decisions, &C.
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

New Lond0@, Chener county, Pa.
rEHHE WINTER SESSION of his School
IL Will commence on the first Monday of
November, and continue tive months.
TERns..- Boarding and Tuition, sos
Washing, music and modern languages arc
extra, nj the usual charges.
The course Of Instruction is thorough, con-
prising all the branches of solid English,
mathematician, and cIassica! education. This
Institution is situated in highly cultivated
and mona! community, alooi, in great mea-
sure, from temptation and the influence Of ryi,
example. The buildings are large and adapted
to The comfort Of the Siulcnts
The Principal will be aided in the teaching
department by the following Thoroughly quail
flied ASSISTANTS: Mr.. Edward Sautcr. graduate
OF the University Of Tublgrn, Germany, AMI
Mr.. J. H. Berry, Clinton county, Pa; Mr.. IT,.
Rowland, Teacher Of Photography; Professor
Lang, teacher of vocal and Instrumental music.
Early application and attendance al the
opening Gf:hc session are desirable.
Oy-For Catalogues containing particulars
address JAS. b. MCDOWELL,
Oct % 3m Principal.
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TRUSTEES, SAGE,

1}y virtue ola Decree tho Circuit Court fol
Cecil county, in Chanccry, the undersigned
trustees will offer at Public Sale, al Inc I1ote
Of Jacob Johnson Esq, in Elunn, 0"
1ucsJay tie 6M day Of December,
1859, between the hours Of i A. NJ. s. 3 p. NJ
the following Real Estalenow owned by Thorn.
mas 5, Thomas and wife.
No /. Is part Of la ge tract Of land called
s'Gcofiariso on" and contains
25S ACRES
8 roods 81 perchcs, more or less.
Thc Phil. vii. 4 Bait. Rail Road passes
Though he northern pirt of the farm. The
soil i naturally good aad is easily improved.
There are two frame Dwelling houses ON the
premises. one in good repair, u large lari IT
the land is covered with thrifty growth Of
chesnut and oak. II is advaniagcously situated
about three miles from Railroad Depot al North
East, aud with small outlay Of capital may be
made very desirable property.
No ,. Being part oflhe same tract Of land
adjoins No. |. 1t contains
GA ACRES
90 pCiches more or less.
There is small tenement on the propcry:
the land is nnlmproved and is mostly cover ed
with growing wood or timber.
No. 3. Is WOODLAND II is part OF the Geot-
farison tract and contains
1913 ACRES
3 roods % perchrs more Or less. 1t adjoins
No. ,. and also ABIDING the land now owned by
Howard Titus and Francis Hughes of Pcnnsyl-
wanna. 1t is about five miles from Elktnn,
but very convenient to good Landing on the
Elk River.
A plot Of this property, made by the County
Surveyor, can be seen at the Office of George
Earle in Elkton. Terms of sale. One fourth
af The purchase muney in cash on the day Of
salr: Une halllhc balance in twelve months
,nl the remaining half in eighteen months from
h. day of sale: the credit payments to bear
n,crcs, from the day Of sale, an. To be secured
b, the Bond or BOMBS Of the purchaser or pur
,hNsers with approved security
JOHN c. GROOME.
GEORGE EARLE.
Elton. Nov 5th '53-t.s. Trustees.
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l ScIlhrrs Of Cecil county have obtamci from
the Orphans Court OF said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate Of
Eli Cuulson.
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ina claims again>, the said decreased, are here
by worn"! To cXhib, the same with the vouch-
crs thereof d"y authenticated, on or before the
21lh day Of August, 1854.
they may otherwise by law. be eXcIuded from
all benefit ofsaid estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given unier our
hands this Goth day Of Ncvpmbcr 1888.
JANE COULSON,
VIM. P. COULSON,
Novl, 90 6w Admr's
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Save your Time and Money.

/ IF YOU are afflicted with rheumatism. spine
l. disease, sore throat, quinscy, pains and sore
ness in the side, back, breast, chest OF limbs,
swelling 81 the joints or limbs, ncura ala, hcnl
ache, tooth ache, weakness of the ankles.
frosted feet. cars or hands, s!ngS AMI bites Of
insects, colds. coughs, pains, bruises, Or what
ever else requiring an external application. use
MILLER'S AMERICAN LINIMENT,
As there is no article now Offered Ia the public,
CAT any pice) that viii give such immediate
relief, and make as permanent Il cure.
.HHIe,'S EmbrOcatlon for Horses.
The popularity and demand for tins valuable
preparation is increasing daily, and all who
own OF have the care of horses, should use ii
in preference TO any Embrocntjon or Horse
Lnimcnt in the Union; as n SINGLE case Of It's
failure (when used according Ia dircc'ions.) has
not vet Gene To the knowledge Of The propri-
ctors, but all who have used ii. say it has no
equal for the care Of saddle and harness gals,
stiffness Of the joints, limbs and tendonS, swell
ings; sprainS, odd and fresh wounds, strains,
enlargement Of the joints, cracked heels, &C.,
and many declare that il never can be equallcd
for the immediate cure Of scratches.
Decided at last! In favor Of the great Family
Medicine!
MiLLER'S CATHARTIC PILLS.
Not one box ever returned, or an objection made
by any one Of the many thousands use
them. They are not advertised to cure al!
diseases. but for such diseases as enumerated
on the wrapper Of each box. They are highly
recommended by eminent physicians, and all
who have given them trial, pronounce them
greatly superior 10 all others advertised for the
cure Of The same class of diseases. See crcu-
lars around each box. Also MIler's Refined
Hair Gil. For sale by Samuel II. Miller on3
Henry Bennett, Elkton; c. H. Ilain"S, Brick
Meeting House; n. Chambers, FreHrhlown y
Roads; T. Taylor, Battle Swampi A. Snow,
Port Deposit II. l.. Thomas. Meth IaSi; John
" Collins, Chesapeake City; 5. J. Wilson,
Newark; Morton & Stephens, Warwick.
Nov 10 3m
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THE GREAT
CENTRE GsE' ATTRACTION
TOR
Ladies and Gentlemen,

Is Al
r IL. ASHES CallciouS and very light
d. store room on Man Street, nearly opposite
Johnson's Hotel, whore he has uSt opened 4
large and carefully selected assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
4 few Of which he gives the names, such as
PLAIN AND PLAID DE LANES.
which he ilatlcrs himself are pretty and cheap.
TAN BLUE s. MODE MERINOES,
warranted 10 be all wool aud Freaeh fabrics
PL'D, CHANGEAB'E & BLK. SILKS.
that cannot Tail to please the fancy Of the ladies'
DE BAGES, GINGHAMS & PRINTS.
of high and fast colors. and ar fall styles, and
n large lot Of SiIAWLS, which ioI comfort,
durability. beauty ond cheapncsS, arc unsur-
passed in Elm ton; and as for his
CLOTHS, CASHIERS s. VESTlNGS.
he certainly deserves liberal patronage from
hls customers and the public, because they are
calculated to meet their wants. Beside the
above named goods he has a large stock Of do
meStics, Salineils, muSllns, ilannels, alpacas,
hats, caps, boots, shoes, carpets, hardware,
uurcnswarc, cedar ware and groceries, which
If purchasers will call and examine, cannot Iaii
10 be suited both in p:lcc and quality OF the
goods: call aud see thcm.
n. B. Country produce taken at the i@hest
market prices in exchange for goods. oct 8
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CONSTABLE Sale.

DY Urine ola writ Of ' cndi EXponas, issued
ID by John Gabralth, Esq, one OF the justices
OF the Peace Of the State Of Maryland IN and
for Cecil county, nj the suit of jacob Hyani,
against the goods and chutles, lands and t,ne-
mrnts Of William Purner and Jesse Brown, and
TO ,nc directed, ! have seized and taken into
execution all the right, tile interest and claim,
al law and in equity, oflhc said William Pnr-
ner and Jesse Brown, in and To all that piece,
parcel, or part OF Il tract OF Land, situated IN
Elk Neck, Cecil county, Maryland, adjoining
lands Of AzarluS Pennington, containing
EIGHTY .HCRES. more or less; and | hereby
give notice that on SATURDAY, the Bird day
OF December, 1853. at the Court House door in
the town of Elkton, between III" hours OF
o'clock and ] O'Clock, p. NJ, will offer the
SAID property at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy said wri, and costs.
HEZEKIAH FOARD,
Nov 18th is (S2.50) Constable.
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LAND FOR SALE

THE undersigned will sell at Public Sale on
7HURSDAY. December Sth,
next, a tract OF land lying on Bohemia Manor,
Cecil county, one about mile below Chcsa-
peahc City, containing about
400 Acres;
mostly cleared land, hut several acres OF wood;
part of it is upland and par, meadow, and al
though neglected for several years is OF fine
quality, and could easily and cheaply be made
q valuable farm.
For terms and other information apply, on
the premises, TO
Nov. 5-ts, ANN OLDHAM.
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A LBATA SiLEERWARE.-J Just received
IA full assortment of the celebrated AlbaIa
Ware, which we are ready TO supply 10 the
Hotels, boarding houses and private families
on the most reasonable terms.
ZIBA FERRIS g. son,
Nov. 10 cor 18th and Market St. Wilmlng ton
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Clothing! Gloahing!!
Z. BROWN, U{',
NcIt Duol 10 Jrh' sons Hot

NcL1 UUU| 70 JrN' .SONS' HOie1.
OPENED to-day an ext nsivc assortment of
Ready made clothing loI men and Boys: Mems
sack coats 50 90; b, !s sack over coats $3.50;
mcns' pants 81 %; vests Sl.50, and upwards;
wooden shli.s ana draws, muslin fine shirts, at
all prices.
Plaid Delaines and wooden plaid entirely new
style OF ladies dress goods french merno and
cobergs, very cheap, opened today.
Salinells and casineres, blue, Oxford mxt'd,
light and dark grey, brown and green, and en-
tirc!y new style fancy satenetts; just opened at
Oct. 8. L, BROWN, IRIS.
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r-Among the letters on our table
caused to be overlooked by the hurry of
the election times, Is one from our int |.
ligent correspondent 'Sm'iey' at Easton,
Pa. to which attention will be given
next week.
L. Next week we will give several
original poetical articles, written for
The Wig, and thus long crowded out.
We shall devote column to them in
our next issue.
~ Here is a pretty poem from the
pen of Miss WhittIesev, who is 50 great
a favorite with our readers. She takes
a text and breaches from it closely and
well.
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+ all and Winter Clothing.
s.NWc,S OLE Eilsc.

NgTILLIAM Il. LOWE, No. 81 Nrrhc' ST.,
w jIIrUr Cion, Dei., would Sp'c("lty ~
lorm hi, iricod> and III" public generally, lhal
h" has tow On hand vriy Large newly made,
J an some and fashionable slock Of HE.ID y
.N}DE CL0YIiNG, consisting of OveIcpals,
Drrs> Cuats. Pants Hnd Vests Of every variety
of styI', mad" up IN The best manner. which he
viii d'>po." 81 al Philadelphia Prices. Also a
Handsome assortment of SATIN aud CASHIERS
lArRotrGEED VESTS.
The abov" eools have all been bought for
cash. the subscriber is enabled 10 offer them M
ihr lowest terms, and those III want Of fall and
winter clothing, will find il to their advantage
10 call and examine the stock now offered b..
for" purchasing Iscwhere, as garments VIII be
sold very low tor cash. Remember the place
No. "a Market Street. between Front anI Sec
oHd, Wilmington, Del. Nov II SIN
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HOoN AGENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS WANTED in every town and coun-
II " in the United States, TO sell the most
popular and +aleable books published, many Of
them beautifully illustrated with coored en-
cravings; also the most popular works Of T. S.
ARTHUR, including .Arthu's Cottage Library.
Intelligent and enterprsing men will find
this pleasant and profitable business.
For particulars address (post paid,)
J.W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. IS North Fourth Street,
Oct 1, GIN Philadelphia.
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No. &c, ,NasIc: st.; HanSaGton, Dc4.
! az UCLD call the atlsnl on ., he cit'2'nS
~ o',hiH ceontg AMI Nic.fH! Il as 's!y
.arse aud r%.cnsi:- Tar.e.y Of
Domestic and EaECy 1iy Goods.
Carpets, Hs.hngs,
o.! CL0thS Hl'Lo,r Sirfee,
Star Rota, Drug &c,
Sin friogcs, Butf9ns,
fuYs, Trimmings, &c.
This store has recently Ueea greatly enlarged
and improved. lis former 'rpih was abonl 20
feet, it is now IL ect Il large Sag lieht has
been erected. md several more rnoms added IN
the establishment; thus making II one Of the
most roomy in the city.
The stock of goods is now larger than any
preceding season; many lave been purchased
for cash, and can be sold at Philadelphia AMI
Baltimore prices. At this establishment per
sons can procure many articles that ellen re-
quire much time ana trouble to find.
The stp.k oil silks, shawis, b0tnbazises. nrw
style p'a!ds, palancltas. alpacas, de lanes,
gin CHAINS. prints, de bagr, ma 'ounas, canton
cloths, Sc, is very extensive. Also, rich and
low quality manli!la vr!vets, velvet trimmings,
many new styles; silk iringcs and gimps, the
largest assortment in the state. Cloths. eassi-
mcrcs, sa,inciS, veslings, blankets Aannels,
lickings, and domestic goods generally.
Merchants Supplied on good terms. Orders
puncinalIy attended &c.
n. b. Also, at this store can always he
found in sea on the largest assortment OF IN
PORTED AND DOMESTIC FURS, at city
prices, to be found in Wilmington.
JOHN 5. KENNARD,
Oct, nearly opposite Farmers Bank
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TIE CECIL WING,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. c. RICKETTS,.

TERNs.--Two dollars a year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents ifnot paid in advance.
To clubs. in Vance. five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADVERTISING. One dollar square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents Il square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines Of
brewer, or a space e1ual 10 that, make square.
Fractions of square. counted as a square.
lv"rtispmpnts inserted quarterly, semi annu-
ally o. hv the yea at moderate rates.
-" Ian bills and Lob Work ofa'l kinds done
neatly AMI at short notice. The office of''Tur
WHtG" rs in the rrntrc ofthe town. next door
TO Doct. Wallace's Dug Store.
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FAR va E'etEg RENT.

For Kent, the farm now occupied b. MIR.
J"hn McrauIry, on Lille Elk Creek, about
Two miles north ot Elkon. There ARE 230
acres Of cleared land under good fencing an,
in GOOD o'dcr, and the sain" quantity OF wood
lauI. The p'ncr is w,ll adapted for a Dairy,
as a large portion Is meajuw land with water
in each Geld. The woodland gives Il gond
rang" for stocE. Til" buildings are comlorta-
biz and there is no place in The State more
healthy. Apply 10
JAMES NJ. SEWALL,
Nov. 2f # ElkIon.