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COR SALE.-A valuable location for manu-
TO DRUGGISTS and PHYsICIANs.-A

l. Physician wants 10 purchase the whole or part Of
Retail Drug Store, form partnership with practicng
Physc Al in Newlork Brooklyn. Wilhamsburgh or some
houshDg country village. Address post paid AEDICUs
Tribune Office.
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ITO LET or LEASE-From one 70 hve
Il years the House No. f6 Gsnd-st, occuglei s,a
Milhner's Store Apply to {. l.. lNGERSoLL, No. 10
South-st
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IFE OF MRS. WARE.-Memoirs of Mrs.
IL Mary Ware Third Edition. sl %
THE ECLIPSE or FAITH, or, Visit 20 4 Religious
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THE CANADIAN CRUSOES. Edited BY Agnes Strlek-
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DUBLIsHED THIS MoRNING-A New

DUBLISHED THIS M0RNING-A New
i Work, BY the Author Of The Study Of Words, e.
on THE LESSONS IN PROVERBS, being the sab
stance Of Lectures delivered 70 Young Mems Societies AZ
Portsmouth, and elsewhere. By RI hard Chenevx Trench
B. D., dc, &c. In vol. limo. Price 30 cents.
CONTENTS.
Lee l. The Form and Generation Of Proverbs.
:. IT, Provertsuf di5erent Naticas Compared
>. III The Poetry, Wit and Wisdom Of ProysIos
. " The Morality Of Proverbs
. V The Theology Of Proverbs.
. VI Metrica LATIN Proverbs Of the Middle Agea
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ITO LET-The house No, I74 Broadway.
Grand-sts Apply 10 HENRY l.. RINER, ~ Beeka,nst.
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DANORAMA.-The Mammoth Geographical
i Panorama OF the Mississippi from iis mouth 70 the
grand and beautiful Falls of ST. Anthony, with al the prin
opa cities and towns aud general characteristics OF this
mighty River for thBn Three Thousand Miles will
open for Exhibition on the FIRST OF FEBRUARY, at
the METROPOLITAN Hall.
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ITO LET-The Store and Dwelling No ltl
sth,av corner Of Wes; Mth.st, Chefs ,asluare rais
store is ore of the best stands a part Of the city iof
family srccery Also the large wC-story Dwelling House
No ISL 9Th av Chelsea square This house Is replet
with every convenience and in dne Onier. Aso several
other Houses and Stores to let. Apply 10
Ar USHMAN, No. i51 Broadway.
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ITO LET-A Farm Of $50 acres. Also, q
Il Country Residence near Williams Bridge DepSt on
the road leading TO Thros's Point. Inquire OF
ID. PEARSALL. No. 81 2i-st. NY
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WALLACK's Observation-Disclosures.

WALLACK's THEATER-Broadw
sger.-THIS EVENING. Feb T. will be presented,
THE LADY OF LYONS
Claude Nelnotte. Mr. Lester Col Daroas. Mr.. Blake
Beauseant Mason Pauline. ss keene
THE REVIEW.
Caleb Qnotam. Mr.. Waleot L1ey ......A1s stephens
Psquet and Dress Circle 50 cents Family Circle, % cents
BROADWAY THEATRE. A MARSHALL,
~ Sole Lessee.-THLS EVENING. Feb 7, VIZ be
BELLIES sTRATAGEM.
Dorcourt.... MIR. Conway Mrs Racket. Mrs vernon
Letta Heray - IN 1s S
To conclude with the Comedy Of
POPPING THE QUESTION
Doors open at d; commences att. Boxes and fGquet,
80 cents; Upper Circle, 25c.
BURTON Chambers-st-
- THIS EVENING, Feb. 7. will be played
PARIS AND LONDON.
Jean Jacques Mr. PlGcide Lady Voatil Miss Weston
Thomas TrOt....Mr Burton Sally Trot. Mrs Hughes
After which, NICHOLAS NICkLEBY.
Squeers .Skerrett Sulke Miss Weston
John Browdie .Thompson Miss Squeers.. Mrs Bernard
Boxes and Psrquet 50 cents Second Circle Is PHI
vste Boxess5; Orchestra Chairs, IS cents
pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
- MONDAY EVENING at 7o'elock. the new, COM
&c, moral drama, OLD FOLKS AT HOME. THIS Az
TERNOON. at 3 O'Clock, GRANDFATHER WHITE
HEAD. The INFANT LEOPARD TAMER VIII appear
HORSE and RIDER. the Living Animals. &c, are 70 Be
at ell hours Admttance the whole Museum, Enter
tanents &C., Is cents Parquet and First Balcony, l2i
cents extra.
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ITO GROCERS.-The old established Stand
l. No pa Dyision-st formerly 80. 2) Let or Lease
ard the STICK FOR sale opportunity for any one
wishing 10 enlarge their business The Store
lar.e and has been occupied wholesale and retail
Grocery for 20 years Inquire OF n. I. SWELEY Co.
No 76 South e. The House and Lot viii be sold If desired
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Nfm Publications.

TNHE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE of
Il ART-Now ready, price 25 cents.
The second number OF the Illustrated Magazine of An
the greatest Montx illustrated Magazine ever pu0lsAed
4 nrienIs N The EaNIaaIx NumheT. Pan IL
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MN Sl.nOO or sl2.N0O WANTED
,RTSER WANTED,
Boar0 ann Rooms.

A CCOMMODATIONSf for FAMILIES and
IA single Gentlemsn can DO obtained at ITO Beeckerst
4 FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommOda-
~ ted with partial Board AMI Rooms AZ No = West lth
ST. between Broadway and UniverSty-rlsce.
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Mt t6e magnificent Academy and nnasun Nos VI and
IS 6th-av. near Washing square. For particulars, ad
dress 5. J, sEDGWlCK, A. NJ NicePresident and Sec
retary of the Faculty
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rT,O LEASE, with STEAM POwER-A

Il Mandatory tsh-ss, dsv, 80 by 100 ss, 10
horse rover engine, with every Inlars Of
+ PISSAM, No. 81 Maiden lane.
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BOARD in ACCOMPLISHMENTS sec
DOARD in sOUTH BROOKLYN-One or

Dtwo Gentlemen with their Wives few single Cen
temen be accommodated with Rooms furnished or I'M
furnished with full partial Board desirable location,
where but few b0arders VIII be received Apply at No -
Ton pk ins-pace.
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ITO LET or LEASE-A handsome three

i story ard basement dwelling on 3thst betwoen IN
ard sthavs; possession given immediately The walls aud
ceilings are grained and rescoed The street 10 100 iet
wide-same ith and &d SITS The house Is repet, with
gas Croton baths closets &C. or n will be cold TO- o. 500
Inquire OF JAS H. DAYTON, 5ith-st, third houss from
8thaV
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PLANO FORTE.

T J. LANCASTER respectfully announces
Il. to the citizens Of Elkton and vicinity,
that he has Just received n splendid Toned
Piano Forte, and is now prepared 10 give les
sons either nj his residence or the residence of
the pupil, as the cast may be required.
n. b. As il is the intention ul the >ubScrlb-
CT to devote the who'll Of his attention /" mu-
siciai instruction and the progress OF his pupils,
parents and guardians will find ii IL their al
vpnlage by placing theil children under hiS in
struclion III this branch OF Il musical rduca'i"n.
Persons not having an instrument ut home,
will find this an excellent opportunity 10 ac-
qulrc so delightful an accomplishments. Terms
moderate.
Piano Forcs tuned at shortest notice.
Residence next door to MI. Rankin, Watch
maker. Elkton Md GJau % If.
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ablc female, married OF unmarried, and usuaily
known under the name OF
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
OF these are Proapsus Ulcri, or Failing
of the Womb; Fuor Anus, or Whites;
Chronic Inflammation and Liberation Of the
Womb; Incidental Hmmorrhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and Irregular Menstrual
ton, &C., with all their accompanying evils,
Cancer eXcepted,) no matter how severe OF Of
how long standing.
MANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS in the
CITY OF New YORK. and other places, finding them
selves without remedy in lnveterate cases of
the above complaints, and having due regard
tor the welfare Of their patients, have recon-
mended the use ofthiS medicine: and, after wit
Messing its sanitary effects, are now manilesling
heir apr obation, not only by resortng to il in
their treatment of all the diseases for which it
j. intended, but in some instances accepting the
agency Of 1t to facilitate its introduction into
more general use by the Faculty.
The influence Of this composition upon the
female constitution is ofthe most tIirndy kind:
the most delicate aud feeble icmac need have
no fears in its use for any length Of time. for it
contains no mercury. nor any article which can
prove in any way injurious, being maic entirely
Of vegetable extracts, and prepared so as to TASTE
like pleasant cordial.
The Modus Opcrandi of tins remedy, in the
cure Of this caSS of diseases, is through the
general economy of the system, with peculiar
determination 10 ilc female organs.
illitona Proof Of this Caiaoicon being
worthy Of the confidence Of III" afflicted, a> a
Successful, Safe, and cheap Remedy, will be
found IN the pamphlet. together with important
observations touching the nature and symptoms
of the diseases, to which the attention Of Ladies
and Practitioners is rcSrccttuy invited.
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CANE, SEAT esEAAR
HJNEF. 5CJDRY
No. 13l .North Sirth Street.

No. l3l North Sirth Street,
Opposite Franklin Square, PInLADELpHIA.
TTHE subscriber is constantly f1iShln@, and
l. on hand Plain and Fancy Cane Seat Chairs,
in great variety Of Elegant Gud Fasiion0Jle
Siylcs for Parlors. Dining Rooms or Chambers,
made in Fancy Woods, Imitation Woods, and
Fancy Colors, sc, sc.
Reception and Cottage Chairs. Of light and
beautiful designs, Cane Lounges, Cane Scliers,
Hall Chairs, Counting House and Office Arm
Chairs, large AMI small Rocking Chairs, Store
and Steamboat Stools, Windsor Chats, and
Settles, &c., &c.
Having extended facilities for manufacturing
we can offer a large stock to select from. and
execute all orders as promptly and cheapiy as
any establishment IN the Union.
Housckeepcrs, Hotels, Steamboat and Rail
Road Companies, will find il to their interest to
call at the Factory OF n. +. WOOD,
No. l3l North 9th ST. opposite Franklin Square,
Feb. 26-3m. Philadelphia.
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CABINET WARE ROOM



THE subscribe would respectfully niom the
l. public and the people iii this vicinity, Hat
he has removed into his New Shop. opposite tic
bakery OF Mr.. Philip Santrr. where he is prepa-
red to attend to all orders in his line oi business
Having learned Tie business in cue of Tue
large cities, he has brought with him ali the ais
OF the trade, and IS prcrai al 10 make til" best
articles, as well rs the cheapest: and as he do"S
his own work, and under but fight cXrrU>e, he
can afford 10 sell al lower prices lLau the city
shops. in short he can furnish every ar1lcl" IN
hi, line, no matter how stylish or costly. or
whether it be Of Rosewood. Mahogany. Cherry
or common Pine. He viii also make Collins of
all kinds aai attend FUN ERALS, whenever his
services may be required.
Persons engaging furniture from him may re-
y upon having il well made and vi GOOD nate
rialS.
rT-Country produce taken in exchange for
work. MATTHEW CANlNELL.
Port Deposit Jan. Isl 1888.
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PAPER KGANGENGS.

THE undersigned have Just opened fresh
and complete stock Of " ALL PAPERS, among
which are COLD and VELVET, FINE SATIN, ana
the LowEBT PRICED UNcLA2ED PAPERS: Also,
DECORATIONS, BORDERS, FIRE SCREENS, CUR
TAINs, &c. Which they offer at the lowest
prices, both wholesale and retail. The best
workmen employed to hang paper either IN the
city or country.
Blank Books, Stationery, &c,
We have also our usual assortment OF WRIT
ING Papers IVR.3PPING Papers. Blank
and School Books, Stationery, &c.
PARRISH & HOUGH.
No. i North Fifth ST., doors above Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
CASH paid for country rags. mar 5m'
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farmers Department.

BrsHING TOMATOES Those who
love good tomatoes, will take pains to
cultivate them so as to insure them as
near as may be in their ful! perfection.
There is no other fruit that delights
more in air and sunshine than the to-
mato. They should have. therefore,
abundance of room, and the vines be
be sustained from falling to the earth.
Stout brush firmly set around the plants,
answers the purpose better than any
other method. The branches have room
to extend themselves as they Ike, while
the limbs of the brush keep themln their
positions. BY this method the fruit Is
more fully exposed TO the genial in}u-
ences OF the air and sunshine: whereby
it attains more delicious flavor, larger
size, and comes quicker to maturity.
-----------
SYsTEM.-"Have a place for every
thing and everything in its place" We
know of no better advice than the above
and it is applicable especially to FAR
mers, who are much too negligent in
such matters.
system is as much needed on a farm as
IN workshop, and the farmer who pays
little or no attention to SYSTEM, will
be continually vexed and irrltated be-
cause of the tim e lost and trouble taken
10 find some implement, which he has
probably thrown carelessly down where
he last used it, on account Of not having
n ~, b1,r Al 10
account OF not leaving il in that place,
ii he has one.
If the farmer has no place made and
reserved for the special purpose Of lay
ing away his tools when he gets done
with them, he will be like friend of
ours was when he wanted to find his
hoe:
Sam, said he to one OF his servants,
Sam where's the hoe =
wild de rake, massa.' replied Sam.
'And where's the raLe!'
vivid de hoe, masSa.'
'Pshaw where are both ofthem1'
why Tor Dress you, massa, dey bot
togeder, dey lisp
And thus it will ever be with those
who eschew system. Why, what would
the carpenter do without his chest,
How much time he would lose hunting
for his tools, and how often he would
have to replace those lost, stolen or dps-
troyed. W hat would the housewife do
without her cupboard. she would as
soon think OF living in house without
roof.
System costs but little-and in the
end It PAYS. Every farm is a workshop.
Their" is need on farm, for implements
of various carpen'"rS, black
smith S, &c. and without SYSTEM how
often would the farmer have to renew
his stock Of tools.
W" are sorry losee that farmers. gem
orally, do not pay enough attention to
this mattrr.-Keatuchy CuIirotor.
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GOOD MEDICINES
hnodyne Cherry Expectorant

Is confidently recommended TO lnvalids, as Wy
SURPASSED by any known preparation, for the
cure OF COUGHS, no. 9RSENESS, and other
forms of common colds: BRONCHITlS .lSTH-
M. CROTP, CONSUMPTION in an Early
STAGE and for the RELIEF OF the Patient even
in Advanced Stages of thai Fatal Disease.
1t combines in scientific manner. remedies
of lon" esteemed value, with others gilmore re-
cent discovery, and besides its soothing and tonic
qualities. acts through the skin gently, and
with great efficacy, for the cure ofthis class OF
diseases.
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"'She'll soon be here, the Lady Ann
The children cried in glee;
She always comes al four O'Clock,
And now its striking three
CAT stroke Of four the lady came,
y lady young and far;
And she sat and gazed adown the road
With long and eager stare.
"'The mail! the mail = the oilers cried,
At SIGHT Of a coach-and four;
'The mail the mai = and at the word
The coach was at the door.
'Up sprans in haste the Lady Ann,
And mark d with anxious eye
The travellers, who, one by one,
Were slowly passing by.
"'Alack! alack' the lady cried,
lie surely named to-day;
He'll come Tomorrow, them she sigh'd,
And turning, stroll d away.
"''TiS passing odd, upon my word,'
The landlord now began;
y strange romance that woman sirs,
l. called the Lady Ann.
"'Shr dwells hard by, upon the hill,
The widow of Sir John,
Who died abroad, come August next,
just twenty years agonc.
"They scarce had been a twclye-month wed
When, i'll belIdc the day!
Sir John was call'd to 90 in haste
Some hundred miles away.
"'Ne'er lovers in the fairy tales
A truer love could boast,
Aud many were the gentle words
That came and wen! By post.
"FA month or more had pasS'd away,
When by the post came down
The Joyous news that such Il day
Sir John would be in town.
":Full gleesome was til" Lady Ann
TO read the welcome word,
And promptly at the hour she came
To meet her welded lord.
"Alas! alas he came not back
Thcrc only came instead
A lnourniul message by the post
That good Sir john was dead
"'Onc piercing shrek, and Lady Ann
Had swo"nrd upon the floor
Good sirS, ii was Il fearful glief
That sculle lady bore!
COVE raised her up; her cbbing life
BEGAN again 10 dawn;
She multrr'd wildly to herself
Twas plain her wits were gone.
GA strange iorGetiulness came DER
Her sad bewldcrd mind,
And to the @rieiih that drove her mad
Her memory was blind!
"Ah! since that hour she little wols
Full twenty years arc fled
Sh" little wolS, poor Lady Ann,
Her welded lord is dead.
"'But each returning day She deems
The hour he liz ID 10 come;
And even al the wontrd hour
Shes here 10 greet him home.
"'And when the coach is AT the door,
She marks with eager eye
The travellers, as, one b, one,
They're slowly passing by.
HAIach !! she cried in plainlive tone,
He surely named to-day!
He'll come &c. morrow, Them She signs,
And turning strolls away"
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The valuable Medicines above named have
recently heenlnlroduced, with the approval ola
number OF the MEDICAL PROFESSION in III" City
OF Baltimore ana elsewhere, and IN practice
have succeeded most admirab! in curing the
diseases for which they prescribed. They are
offered to the Country Practitioner, as medicines
which h" can III all respects depend upon, as
prepared III agreement with the experience OF
some OF the most learned ana J"dlcIonS Fhys-
clans, and strictly IN conformity with tn" rnles
OF Pharmacy, and as especially serving his con-
venlencr, who cannot so readily as the City
Physician have his own prescriptions compound
cd by a practical Pharmacentist.
See the descriptive Pamphlets. 10 be Lad
gratis OF all who have the NedicIheS tor sale,
containing recommendations Tor from Doctors
Martin. Bal'zell, Addison, Payne, Handy.
Love. &c.
| DIR. i. MARTlN, says 81 do not h'tilat" to
recommend yonr DiqrrdG" tordlai, amt .In0-
dyne CHERRY ETPec'opi DC.
Dr. JOHN ADDISON, says sit gives me much
pleasure /" adj my testimony to that OF others,
. I n or n b
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ATTENTION FARMERS!

4 GRiCGLTiR.3L MACHINES .lND IN-
~ PLENENT,S. manufactured by WHEELER
MELIcK < Co. Aibany.--The subscriber re
lurnS his thanks for The liberal patronage re-
ceived during the pas! seasons. and would re-
spectully inform his friends and the publ { in
general that he still continues the sale o / The
above unmeh machines, which consist Of
Ehceicr'S Horse POirerS nnd Orcrshof I,hyes hers,
Feet CniiriS. CiOrcr HHiierS.
and other implements. HIS experience in the
use OF machines has convinced him that the best
machines are the most profitable to the pu Ich
ascr He will therefore warrant all his ma
chnery to work as recommended. or they ere
turned and the purchase money refunded, if Iaid
For further particulars. or for the purpo Sc of
ordering machines call on the subscribe /, re-
siding the Magraw farm, near Kirk weed
church, OF address him Rising Sun p. o., Cecil
county, Maryland.
JOHN d. MICHENER, Agen t.
CAUTIoN.--The subscribers. Patcntecs of
Whcelcr's Patent Horse Powers, having not Ic ed
that Agricultural firms are making Wheel or 5
Patent Horse Powers, and selling Them. W he n
in fact they have not oblaued from Us any lib
erty to use our pn,rnt we hereby caution al =
persons that sad firms have no light 10 use TT
patent, or to manufacture said horse powers and
that sale by them will confer no right upon
the purchaser to use such powers.
Arp lm A. y W. C. WHEELER, Pats.
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Tin Ware and Stove

.Hti.A / rae ~ IL /.
HN1tE subscribers have lately removed from
l. Elkt"n, and have opened an establishment in
MDDL ETUH'N, DEL.4lg.I arr,
where they ar" anxious TO serve the public and
their old friends wherever found in I'll the bran
ches oi'their business.
They will keep on hand al low prices, Stores
ofaIl patterns and Szrs. for porlorS, Offices, and
Kitchens, and full assortment OF Tin and Sheet
Iron ware at the lowest prices. They will also
attend TO
ROOFING IND SPOEYi.NG.
which they will do in the best manner and at
short notice. The public are respectfully IN
viled to give them call.
GRAHAM & SISC0.
Middetown. Del. MAY s If
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school Books, Paper. sc.

TllE subscribers offer to Country Merchants,
L Teachers and School Committees. one of
the best assorted stocks OF School Books and
STATIONERY TO be found in the City, which
they ere able to otter at iiIst prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
viii find all The leading School Books. Writing
and Wlaprin" Papers, Curtain Papers, Blast
ing Papers, and all ordinary Stationery, Blank
Books, Pens, Ink, &C., on the most favorable
terms. SCHOOL COMMITTEES, Teacaers
ndOthcrs pHrchasing in quantities Tor Schools,
are invited 10 cal! and examine our stock. We
have had considerable experience in supplying
School Districts, and being publishers 81 mum
Der oirXtensivcly used School Books, our iacll-
I,ics for getting such stock arc unsurpassed.
Amongst our publications will be found the
following:
Comly's Spelling Book, revised edition; Com
ly'S Primer; Youn. Orator: Gummere's Surver-
ing, the standard Treatise on this Science; Bon
nycasile's Mrn,uration; Anderson'S Davcnpoy
History OF the United States. used in the Public
Schools ofNew York and Philadelphia; Gum
mcre's Progressive Spelling Book; Comfy t
Grammar: Latin Dictionary; The Book OF Com
mercc, &c, &c,&c.
URIAH HUNT & son.
II North Fourth Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Feb. 26-3m.
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ND's'Ee'HI.
VEvfIE undersigned having purchased the pa
T. cnt-righl for
KalSar,s AItarnitiuo Zee. Five.

Kelsey's Alternating Beehive,
for the six upp" Districts ia Cecil county, would
hcg leave to recommend it to the public a. best
adapted to the culture OF Bees, not only from the
fact OF its superceeding he necessity Of destroy
inr the Bees to get the honey and prevent swarm
ing, but also preventative from the bee moth;
Therefore surprising all others now in use.
81 hereby certify that the above Hive is no
humbug, but will perform what il is represented
to do, If the directions arc strictly followed.
LESvts EILlSoN."
~ B. The above Hive can be had on appli-
cation to Mr.. WELLS, at the Depot in Ehtion, or
By dressing letter post paid, to the subsclib-
er in CHclLroN, Cecilcornty, Nd.
May Sy JOHN J. PEARCE.