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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED rr.~a New York .
rich and superior assortment Of goods consisting in
Odres. pattern. - rich plaid silks. 80 inches vide, The
latest Partisan and roadway styles
50 Bayadere silk dresses, entirely new
1905 yards inches VIDE, plaid SILKS from rs cents
Sole ali colors, cheap "'4~' -" '~'''
1000 yards wide pink blue white, and
n-coored silks for evening dresses
200 yards broeade silks, from 81 10 % yard
ys1a. sss p %s s heavy
as smbroidsrsa French menno dresses
pa Haas ns ns% .e. for .
g piece. plain and figured mou..elino de LANES
500 pieces plaid bonnet ribsnds
100 pieces wa,sIed and plain N rDands
SO pieces French mcrnos, all shades
IS pieces English and Lyonese clohs
$50 fine and medium French worked collars
10 pieces - manlila yeIvss
10 cartons fine and medium embroidered linen-cambric
so pieces Lupins fine mousselines, all colors
Is pieces Lupin's black mousseines, very fino
Is piece: sasa .psea. from 's cent. y
IS long and square cashmere shawis
100 long and square Bay State and other makes
y.,s. a1d sns'n s.ss.%
20 pieces cloth for ladies' cloakinss
Marcenes for Innings, every color
100 pieces dannels, all cooss
80 pieces cassmeres do
IS pieces cloths do
AfulI assornen, Of silk and cotton hosiery
S,O00 yards calico, some good al ox cents
500 pairs servants blankets
100 pairs fine bed blankets, twiled, very fine
100 pieces kersrys, for servants wear
rs pieces 81 and 54 full cloths
90 pieces plaid linseys
a full assortment Of cottons of every kind
Russia diapers, table damask napkins
Irish linens, Hackaback diapers, crash
- pieces borkngs, Is wide
30 pieces brocaicI extra fne
so pairs lace curtnins cheap
10 pieces India satins
Velvet carpets, Brussels carpets ingram carpets
Venetian carpets,
Large door various kinds, and great
ma I mention.
consideration the Of goods we
give greater than else The
District Purchasers will please give cali and examine ioT
themselves. HALL BROTHER.
Sept27-3awiw
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ID y. sTEER,s NEW annns r.,R aExr, r,.n.

have us received another supply OF goods for gentle
making verv oonple,o rhss
who about rohIn. "a Tho
and approaching BY All mean. 40. np gos
before they purchase elsewhere. - $500
Mpyl
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EDWARD X: COLLINS CO,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 Co,
70 ROBERTS 4 Co,
liking. Arms Yard, London.
@Ros sou- Dam. De, VICTORIES,
Of ships will accountable for gold silver
bullion spsse precious stones o. metals. une. bin; Of
EoR sALEa three brick dwelling house Georgetown,
o. on bndrs s.r, ~, Mss md E ,e s1s.s IN
about square r. running through the squsrs and has els
hpy one aesas 10 asessse esn examine the premises upon
application George w. sosbon Of Market and Bnar
Terms One ird cash. the balance in g. y and y months
Exchange Broker sodpss, washington. d o.
Jan sc--du
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, bossont b,
All the povecr and cenvrnsucss fof the sooommoda
don O the usyeiiins pubic.
IIycLE TOMS cAnIS.-A ufs-lne dszueu.o,ype Of Mr.
.u,bor Of Uncle rom' CABIN" i esnisaon At
with por'rsis cf son'.s the famous Queen Of Cont"
Dec I-du
ID n. HOOE q Co., wholesale and Retail Dealer. IN
sheeina bankes, and house furnishing good. generally
~ 9e-s
NOTICE AND REMOVAL.
TnE subscriber viii vaese h. sen, place o. business until
the FRI Of Mckenzie, n.s IN o.ds' 70 The erection e
down street.
his late place Of will he
OF books &C. ds~crp
and order to reduce MS ve large ,,oct Of goods previous
X. FARNHAM.
N.RAn those indebted the
call and their % which
ing which all ready Those paid Of
will be in the hands ~ collector for IL
have business closed by that t
make different arrangement in my business.
July s-dtff r. p.
MARBLE MtSrELs-Nsrht~ wovks.--Tbe subscriber
vi hega leave inform his friends and the public that he has
Of STEMS
e Spanish Egyptian Italian, and black marble, richly carved
psiu quality style and finish
winch he offers for cash Also, marble
tomhs and head slsh mahe for window s, lin
platforms marble t and table
| me cstcined plaster. 50 80 per barrel
stone,
fo building He
Of builders and others his stock and will
satisfaction all who favor him with their orders.
/ WIN. RUTHERFORD.
July 29-@s~6m On Y street. between 18Th and 18th.
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G sgts 49, 81 -
Washington nranch Observation-Disclosures HIM ~ Foi.
FAVE daily, except Sunday, al and 8, M, az and a.
II On Sunday, 10, s, p. n 49, ~
The train mr. express sops only Annapolis June
ton and tcay the Others all
Trains q q a. M and an M, connect with Annapolis.
DO dot a. m. and s, IN.
DO do and Z. m, and s, p. do ,@ 1a.E
Fare from Washington Baltimore Al a5
DO do and return ). 4, .,.......... II "a
DO do Annapolis ..........................s i 2s
DO do do and return. 1 50
The round tickets procured nj the Office
and are good for tbs day upon which they issued
r. n. PARSONS,
July l6--dH fs Assut,
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DARN sale Alexandria county. virginia, with
In miles Of squenct, four from the freridsst's
House, Georgetown will sell reasonable
from thereof located above, within half mile of
Balls Roads, There
between five and thirty Of beautiful mbered land
ths residue cleared Much OF this farm yich
including thirty winch he
made meadow Persons who be disposed
referred John Ball. Ninth Pennsylvania
avenue, or Horsto Ball, on adjacent farm.
May li-eodn WIN. BALL.
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NEW sILVERWARE.-M w. GAIT BROTHER offer
unusually Of the latest styles OF
consisting Of
Tea sets, pitchers, goblets, cups, spoons
Forks, ladies' napkin rings, Ash knives
Preserve and ieiy sppyns, cake knives
Coup ladies, stsrs, +.
Cream isdies -. Spoons lee
Grxvy adde's, pickle knives and forks, &C.
Tho above all ofe manufacture, and warranted
silver. w. GAIT BRO,
fiqn Of the Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue,
between 9th and I0tb streets.
De -
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rwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOB RENT.-Two new, eivibly
modern style with marble msn1 gas fixtures
and convenience for
private gent~el family, win be rented upon favorable
punctunl tenant, spaieadonto
T.. N. sTRATTON,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
South aide avenue
Ana
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NEW Mlackeret, salmon, SO, inspection q 1893.
N No. 1 mackerel In % ID. kitts
No 3mackerel, small 2o III. kius (breakasi macker~L)
do In barrels.
terce picked solrpon, very fine.
5pic~d nackeVe, rans, Theoretically scaled
scaled and No. herring, in boxes, this years
Longwoth and Zmmerman's
Wines Che dry wine said be the celebrated Hook
wiue~)
Teue Haute, yiacenn-s, and Cincinnati family hams.
In store, and for sale by sTECKEi.L BAILY,
Successors John n. kbbey Il Co,
Sep 5-eoif No s, opposite Centre Market.
CHEEN's Ink ERASER and Paper Cleaner for NJ
keepers clerks and literary geni~enA kind Of
rubber article for the purpose
introduced Aae from ~ superior quaues pencil cleaner
facility
scraper, and he surface Of paper unhsrmrd
sale COLLINS BOVINE Co,
llth street Of avenue. Rrascb
OF sstoners Hail, ia and i76 Pearl street, N Y.
Sept left
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NEW York, May I'D. Iss3-The undersigned IN. mi. s.y
~ opened an Office No ~ William street.
for the transaction OF general brokerage business
BANK insurance, mining raoad s,sic and CITY
securities bought = - -
Promsory sotc., bills Of exchange and negotiated
"W S-au EMANUEL. y. HART.
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4 Asv NOTICE.--sIDNEY 8. BAXTER late
IL OF Virginia, Washington practise
lie will practise Supreme the United the
Of District OF Columbia any
busin 3 confded him.
Once in Monison building AZ OF Pennsyva
MIA avenue.
Hoa j. J. Allen, Hon. VIM Daniel
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. g. B, samuels,
Hon, G. II. Lee, of the Court Off Appeals Of Virginia.
To the Judges Of the Circuit Courts Of Virginia
To the senators and members of Congress from Virginia
ll-lydswkw
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SANDs AND CUMMINGS BRICK MACHINE. : PATENT
y Rights for saleMcas Nourse 10 Of this city, have bceu
appointed United the
II thoroughly and
practical bkmnke throughout the country TO be the
has produced Its
ee-sniy worked BY the application Of motive power steam
md
eHcelnG rapidly Of operation other machine
that known.
The issue Of the American Pan, h cny declared until the
protected abroad Meanwhile, NJ N 4 Co
negotiate for the Of amount territory and give
a o.d the
Apply letter. pad their once, OF 9Th and
street,, the Post ohhce Department
June H. eodu
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rHAsE's HOTEL, No. s3t broadway New yora
This establishment win he opened OF Tho civ
Of washington frsicsss hotel s oca,;on
among the most desirable In room. deb,ful
70 rsn r expense will be spared patron.
fortsble az At amy other hotel In The country. 49,
Sept 7--dtf New YORK se,,emho,E ,a.,
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Home and Foreign Patent and General Agency
MICHAEL NoURaE 4 CO.,
Once southwest Of and eth nearly opposite
General Post Once, Washington, r. G.
n. q Co win alton of
u surrrw.
Cont the Executive Departments. procuring
hs and foreign countries and 10 The purchase
nsh Thes charges VII be moderate and regulated
and of the rendered. s.t0
~ Bone Of the firm viii shortly England and The con
tnent OF Europe and viii car.
may be nifusted.
MICHAEL. NeUReE,
LANES MOKas,
GINS r. sTASsBURy
Solicitor and legal adviser, r. n. GIILET.
JunpiQ - NJ
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A. Ia WILLIE DE PARIS.

~ GAUTIrR respectfully inform his and the public
" generally that establishment
will he opened III Monday mornpg
November owing completion the
mers. An ~dcr the present
will receives prompt u len the above place.
Nnvo ID
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p w. BROWNING. Merchant Tailor. under ,hs
United States Hotel having enlarged and improved his store
S. % sa Ss % o neS .a ger
.S cloths and v.s,as Of The newest and most elegant
n..,a rad twenty years experience IN The purchase Of goods
ysntagcs public
,s%s =. s.s nns % the and IN ysw
Of Foods. such win defy compstdo for their style, and
All be eau before purchase elsewhere and he win
suit clothes be made up in The elegant style twelve
SUPERIOR REApY-MApE CLOTHING
have Of ready made clothing
work, m.de in the fashionable such
and which will be sod price
Nssols Of Scott. Report FASHIONS for
OFT Bounty land w:usn, No sos Issued undo, The act Of
Lieut. George Graham United states corps has been lost
Oct4-Iswew. GEORGE r. GRAH,M
he aru M .fGs p ss %o psSs an
dsrhe the construction and repairs OF steam engines aud other ma
rssy taken E.els wosxs,p city Wash
inon located The norh SIDE q The canal between s and s
senior psrer in @ hn having m year. been engaged
eminent a. The ehe and Of me /. I'M.
city tbsy fs,sr ,bemeve' mat hey Willie enahed . give a,
with which they may be d %a,,sS % sr
william Mekinsy, viii he constructed this establishment
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
WIN NJ. ELLIS,
JONAS r. ELLIS
s-2aw4w
WANTED an i'm proved hundred
hundred and nfy less, within miles of
washnrton farm Of from upward viii suit Any
having answering above wishes
find purchaser addressing post paid stating terms &c,
'kNs NJ. w. BOYD,
IN wo~ Md.
AUG UsTa HOTEL,
AUGUSTA,
af@ SAMUEL O. WILSON lessee and Proprietor.
Situated North eide BROAD Street, three Door Wet
Washtngfon Street.
TUE subscriber having class hotel
VII ave bis undivided the accommodation Of
ms henns ana pafrona His efforts viii be directed promote
the comfort OF Az those who opportunity
mem, boarding,
through travellers as praonize his daily ordinances
aim Of he 10 preseve
Of the house and TO add to is reputation dsiy
SAMUEL q. WILSON.
Aug 3o-d7tsAlawtlNov
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SEors the above will please copy and send the
bills the Patent oice, with containing this notice.
Sept 1-law3w
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OFT Bounty No. 81 os, issued under the
Ii 1885, for 81 in
Lieut. George Graham United has been losr
destroyed rhsn weeks from this date apply the Com
missioner Of Pensions for a renewal OF said warrant
Oct4-Iawew. GEORGE X. GRAB M.
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vUANTEO m pro we'd Farm of from hundred
ono hundred less, within miles of
Washington farm offrom spwad win suit, Any
that he wishes sell
E0N NJ. w. BOYD,
Oct I3-Qawow Hsgcrsiown Md.
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MEDICAL RooKsA large medical books. for
vi sale the Publishers pricos,
oet@ rRAScK TAYLOR,
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WHOLE Nc. CAS-
But the wolf, Mr.. SMITH

ASK Mr. W. H-'stook the sto-
ny out of nv mouth And Joshua was
unapproachable after that; listening, but
silent. So l finished his story.
Willis and myself were lust in time.
Smith was fighting well, but the wolf
mad hurt his arm, and in his eagernrss
tor che king grasp, he had forgotten to
hold bis knife, dropped it, and they had
rolled far out of reach of it. | think
half second would have settled Joshua.
SO | shot, intending only to Tighten thu.
wolf from the deliberate mouthiul in
joshua's shoulder, which seemed inrv-
liable, and It effected the purpose.
lhsv separated fer an instant, and
gave he; the second ball inside the Shout
der, hoping to reach the heal. 1t was
little out Of the way; too clo.e for
goo! ann But the ball did service and
disabled one leg. Then Willis was on.
her with lis knife before she had recov-,
cred from the stunning effect Of the bull
let, an! joe had always krack of put,
ting knit" III the right 81 .c,..
Joshua uidn', use his IT arm for A.
wee k OF two after that. How long was
it, Joshua!'
six MONTHS sruntcd Smith.
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REMOVAL.
PAPER HANGINGS.
go WELL & BROTHERS,

Manutaciurers and Importers Of Paper Hang
ings. hare remored 10 No. 1876 CHESTNUT
STREET, below Seventh Philadelphia, where
they ask the attention Of Country Merchants
and the trade 10 their extensive stock Of Goods,
comprising the largest and most varied assost-
ment in the United States.
In addition TO their hitherto unequalled man
ulacturins facilities, they have recently intro
dnced new and improved machinery, which is
used in no other factory in the country, an BY
which they are enabled TO produce a superior
article OF Medium and Satin papers, at least 20
per cent love than any other house.
They manufacture extensively Velvet and
Gold Papers, Decorations, Borders OF every DIES
criptlon, Fire Board Prints, Ornaments, &c.
Dec, l7-6m
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The Death octH.e old Year,,

"Full knec-deep lies tie winter snow,
Aud the winter winds are YEARLY signing;
Toll yc the church-bcil sad and slow,
And tread softly and speak low,
For the OLD Year lies a-lyins.
Ola Year you must no die;
You came 10 us 50 readily,
fon lived with us 50 stra lily,
Old Year, you shall moi die.
"He lirth still, he doth not move:
lie will not see the dawn OF day.
He hath no other life above.
He gave me friend, and true, true love,
And The New Year viii! take 'em away.
Ga Year, you must not go;
SO iuno rs you nave been with us,
Such joy aa You have seen with us,
Old car, You shall not 90.
SHE lrolh'd his bumpers to the brm;
a j"ilicr yeas we sha uJl see.
Bat Though his eyes are waxing din,
IA! though his foes speak i'll OF him,
lie was friend 10 me.
Oil Year, you s;ali not die;
We did 50 laugh AMI cry with you,
I've hal! tla 10 die with you,
CID ear, If you must die.
ole was full Of Joke and jest,
Bul nil his merry lnlps are DER.
10 &c him die, nriOss tn, waste
iii, son aud htIg l",a ride post haste,
But he'll be deaf Before.
Every one for lis uw.l.
The night is starry and cold nv friend
And The New Year bIilhe ana bold, nay
lrI"ni,
Comes up 10 take his own.
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A FIGHT WITH 4 WOLF.

was Standing at the window, looking
out al the rushing river. Dark. wild,
and furious was the flow Of the torrent
IN the upper part OF the basin, and the
CLASSY pool which last evening reflected
the mountains and the sky so clearly,
was now black and gloomy, and heck ed
with yellow foam. One of the ladies'
OF our party, standing near me, was
laughng at remark of Joe Willis's,
while group Of three or four were dis
cu$sing the preparation Of sot4e tablrauX
and cnAradcS. At the moment some
persons called out to me Tor a story, to
XIII time, while the charades were in
process of preparation, and as turned
to rep Y to the call, caught sight Of Il
wooLman standing outside the door, and
looking IN ON the group with open coun-
tenduCt.
He was a tall, gaunt man, at least six
feet two inches in height, and remarka.
bly, slender, He was leaning against
the door post, and his feet we're a yard
from it, SO that he leaned like a rail in
"A slant'ng position, his shoulder against
the casing, as if he meant either TO hold
it up or push it down. His long neck
and head Were inside the door, and hiS
stare was expressive OF vacant WONDER
ment.
But there was life in his blue eyes,
and devil lurking there which you no.
ticed the moment you saw him. iie had
already attracted the attention OF Miss
-, who sat alone near the window
looking steadily on the strange face thai
was SO earnest III its gaze.
The instant | saw him sprang for.
ward Nv Ivy Joe-Joe Wiltshire l.
Joshua Smith, my dear fellow, wher,
did you come from (! thought you wa.
under ground ten years ago"
Not so bad us that, sir: glad to Sc,
you though. How do you do, sir! glad
enough to see you, pom my word, SIR
| declare, Mr.. W, iird a knowet
you was up here, I'd been up last n ght
Queer times here nowadays. Who.
all these iolks!'
Friends OF mine, Smith; come in, ant
| will introduce YOU.
Guess may as we'll; queer, too; han
spoke 10 d woman since was boy: bu
here goes.--l'rot en- out, now
And my old friend stalked into the
parlor with unstudicd carelesSnrss thai
would have made his fortune in city
assembly room.
Ladies, my old friend, Joshua Smith
| beg TO present hun TO your favorable
notice. He used 10 be the best shot OF
the river, the keenest hunter, the hes,
soulrd fellow, and the truest friend.
think am safe in answering for him
now as unchanged.'
why, MIR. W, you are present.
ing perfect treasure, exclaimed Miss
-, running up and seizins joshua
hand kindly and cordially. But Joshua
shook all over as the really beautiful
girl (she will not see this) took his hand
and bushing from his toes up to his
crown, a regular six foot blush, backed
fairly out OF the door. But Miss - was
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FOR SALE

252 Acres of Woodland, being
part of a tract called ''Geoiarison, aud a1join-
ing lands ofThos. s. Thomas, Ann Russell and
others. This land is covered with thriving
growth Of white and black oak and chestnut,
n,h is situated within a short distance Of navi-
gable wafer and the flou,shin village Of North
East, May and. For terms apply 10
JOHNSON SHIPPERS.
North Eat, Cecil co., Oct. eft.
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"Dfrge for the Years

"Orphan hours, the year is dead
Come and si.h, come and weep!
Merry hours, smile instead;
For the year is but asleep,
See, il smiles as il is sleeping,
Mocklng your un,iincly weeping.
Gas an earthquake rocks corse
In its coffin in the clay,
So white winter, that rough nurse,
Rocks the alh-coll year to-day;
Solemn hours, wall nond
For your mother in her shroul.
GAS the wild air siirs and Sways
The trr"-swung cradle of u child,
So the breath Of these rude DAYS
Rocks the year - be calm and mild,
Trembling hours: she will arise
With new love within her eyes.
Shelter.
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Eliza Green,
on.l others


vETIlf. undersigned Il, Trustee will offer al
e Private Sal" nmr!l
J.jNj.iRf Isl 1854.
that tract .. lanl belonging to the Estate Of
james Ewing, drc"aS"t, adjoining lanis Of
William 3. Bilcs, Mrs. sa'ah Williams, Smith,
McGraw. aui others, containing
40 Acres, = Foods, Al E'GrCsirs,
more or less ana bordering in part on lltlle
North last creek.
III. las. is b. icvrd to b" ola kindly nature
and reality improved. Persons wishing TO bill
are iuritc, 10 examine il AMI a!ircSs
ALEX. EVANS,
Dec. lO-'53-ls. Elklon, Md.
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NeeE'EGEI.

Barclay Rcynol;s and Wllliom) In the Cir
NJ. Reynul!s, trading under the cult Court
nutnc and firm Vi B. i VI. III. or Cecil
Reynolds. }ronniy, n
VS. Equity, De-
Eliza Green, crmbcr LIST,
aud others. } 1853.
ORDERED, Tha, the sale made ami reported
" by Jchn c. Gronpr, Trustee, FIR the sale
Cr',!r Real Estate mentioned in the proceed
ings in the ahov" cause, be ratified AMI con-
hrucd, uuleS, cause To the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the sixth day "f February
next provide copy al this order b" inserted
in sunr newspaper published n CccI county.
day oi January next.
The Report states the annunr Of sales 10 be
1868. II. II. MirCHnLL, elk.
True copy. Test.
ii. II. MITCHELL.
D,c3m Clerk.
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Save ltUr Time and Ncnt}.

TT YOU are afflicted with rheumatism. SHINE.
L disease, sore lhi cal, qrinscy, pains ana sore.
ness in the side, back, breast, chest or limbs.
swelling Of the joints nr limbs, neura,gia, head
ache, Tooth ache, w,akness of the ankles.
frosted feet, ears or hands, sliugs anI bites of
insects, colds, coughs, pains, bruises, or what.
ever else requiring an external aspiration. use
MlLLER'S AMERICAN LINIMEN1,
As there is no article ROW offered to the hubble
Cat any price, that will give such immediate
! relief, and make as permanent cure.
.HHieI'S Em1r0c0tiou for Horses.
The popularity AMI demand for this valuable
preparation IS Increasing daily, and all who
own ~ have the care Of horses, shout! uSr it
IN preference 10 nry Embrocalion or Horse
Lnl:a"n! in the Union; as a sin.lc case its
failure (wh.n used according to directions, has
not yet come 20 the knowledge Of the prorri-
etOS, bat all wac have used II. say il has no
"lna' tor the cure of 81 lie and harness calls.
stiffness Of the joints. limbs an! tcnhons swell
in"s; spraIns, oil and fresh wounds, strains.
enlargement 81 The joints, cracked heels. &C.,
an! many declare that il never can be cquall"d
Tor the Inmrdialr cure Of scratches.
Drcilri al last! In favor Of the great Family
MrAIcinc!
MlLLER'S CATHARTIC PILLS.
Net one box ever returned, or an objection made
by any one of the many thousands o use
them. They are not advertised to cure all
diseases, bu, for such diseases as enumerated
on the wrapper Of each box. They are highly
rrcommen led by eminent physicians, and all
who have given them trial, pronounce them
greatly superior to ali others advertised for the
cure Of the same class Of diseases. See circu-
lars around each box. Also Millcr'S Refined
Hair Gil. For sale by Samuel II. Miller and
Henry Bennett, E!hlnn; G.. H. Hninrs, Brick
Meeting HOUSE; n. Chambers. Frcnchtuwn X
R1a Is; L. Taylor. Battle Swamp; A. Snow
Pom Deposit; r. l.. Thomas. North East: John
W C"l!ins, Chesapeake City s. Y. Wilson,
Newark Morton x Stephens, Warwick.
Nov il 3m
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FOR RENT.

THE FISHING SHORE known as "Uhis
l. Bdnks," near Mauhlin's, to Rent the en-
sung season, Apply to JACOB HYLANDa
North East. Dec. 3-4t,
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George III. Palmer,
Successor 10 Vim. II. Heald,)
MANUFACTURE OF
Tobacco, SNUFF g. Segars.

TOnaCcO, Shuft 4 Scsars,
No. 81, Centre Mwket Space, Balto.
IL EEPS constantly on hand an assortment o
IN all articles in his line of business, of a |
qualities and prices He is, also, the sole mar
ulactuier of HEALD's UNRIvALLED SNurFs
His prices are low. Call and give him trial
Aug 10, '53 6m