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p LEFEBvRE A. NJ will on The hrst Monday IA mTT mel
III. Airs Mead N The CHARGE ~ I ~ Ie"riv. n,
School in Richmond and Will be prepared on ''a' 'J ~
oiIa al her late residence on Grace street -. ~, ,,a,
AR cfebyre was years connected Win mis au
s.hn, and Principal oi The Williamsburg
Female Acadcny charge which he no" RESIGNS 70 engage Ia
Iarrer Richmond
lie proposes conduct his school the same general 'am
tba Of Mrs Mead several OF her teachers Mrs riet
Miss Anierso) and ncrcasng the strength OF the department OF
the assistance Of resident French Govern
css aud other auxiares ,. ,., =, ,,,ar
The members family will inrm christian honseholI ahe
,b care Of MIR and Mrs cfebvrc The scn" i otter
ery for the ACQUISITION sound English Hucaiion
wrb viii be added The Ancient ami Modern Languages Music
Drawing. &c. -r,,,c
{ VI no ins, :; n. usar " " sz4J III
r, oS' "ohsiarS 3 o1 an aces ~ on
An Modern Language ~ w
''. .nnir p 30 wei ii. p. LEFEBvRE, a. NJ,
AZ INdSctf Grace Street. Richmond, Va
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EEruI fcHLIC SALE OF NEGROEs
w bsr l % Thursday the 9th day Of This month fCc,o
Louis. n Ae residence Of Capt. Da y Bronaush deceased
CT tie Va nine miles North FrctsricEs Hal deno,
' 's' Rasc n Likely Negroes forcash p'''
i3-c2, THOS DROEaUGH
EXT Of David bronaush deceased
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
VIE hext SEMANNUaL meeting Of The MEDICAL SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA will he held in the Of Charlottesville, on
Tuesday October 25th 1853.
10 hoea that The OF the season. the Interesting
CAVITY au M importance OF the meeting to The profession o. 1he
Stale, Will induce large attendance OF the Fellows.
by order OF the Executive Committee.
p CT. GOOCH, Secretary.
Aug 27-cd - ~ " =
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HANOVER ACADEMY.
ppHE exercises of this Institution will commence on the Isl
L 0rober and until the 3lst Of July following.
TERMS board and tuition including thing bat gEts
s2 per ellis payable October lsi and ellis
march,
LEWIS NJ COLEMAN, NJ. a Principal.
SAMUEL. SCliOOLER. NJ A, Instructor IN Mathematics
Circulars containing full information be obtained by address
ne the Principal Taylorsvie Hanover county, Va
July 2S-c&d2awlf
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uE,LTu EoR rIrE STATES.

IOLLDWAi'S FILLS. ,r,, ,,..o,
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS " Heal IL n,.o;
a. pEECU STOMACH, INDIGESTION AMP DETERMINE
IlOS OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD ,
John ii.i u Er%- wen, near ilh'h
~ " Mrrinnr.lhifc
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HATS AND CAPS. BUOTs AND SHOE
SPEJT5GI.ES ADJUSTED TO DEFECrIpEE
SIGHT, UPON tNERllNti SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES. h'
MhRkENa, OpIitIAN ~ MAIN STREET
- A.g
Vs--5esl=z-..=-----:--- 3 -
NRaz.EF - ~

kpER:Thn5 suffering from
u Ila, PrrsbytIa, Presbyti'
the frtina Cdn have glasses q
pies. which viii rot only I'M,
by Constant leading or white
The subscriber, who has ma
fects If sight his study for d
ncnily located il Richmond. !
moderate charges az they car
other wares or merchandise
greatly 10 their advantage e.
dhe aGly one M tl,e Sldic.)a:
The eye Is TOO important 10 br
and ll;s application Of thc 81
,pliclau. arc rollicly rr1acSt-
lnr Mrs. G. Philips MilIineF
Cant Q-3In
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o EsInAUI.E JAMES Nlvl.t F.Ik'l, ~ IiJ.H


Lner u county OF sunny inoEn
W. Jamestown offered al FN4N
sale Or acre including umiy Gurne souno VI" be 'Er
we'd
THIS place $50 by old snIsey about ~ dts
yic the rdihGti Ia 10 oiis'hdi loCs
well limDeird 40.
rhr arabic land mailed the about il
s, OF she'll mail cl aE has been further lmi)'sdo "
means the field Gmano has ali" been
used and found % a. ~ ploiIGbiy UPON the son
best shell naIl U'r vino:
truc., AMI are easy access III 'hrh l'tl'
Tec ale 4ou ierlc shore and "a Tor sturi"J.
rock. per and crab,
wharf OF buk which hs chtdy c6hs'iuclei "1h;
with vessels ~ the iiEtI ai o:
the WA Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk aud E-"!"'a =
the door.
Tho houses cout," having been either Thoroughly
snared OF ne y uccd wiLin The last five yedrs
The cling beautifully situated and connilniins We"
miles @ie, ~ ample aL coihhoil'ea "
he family q! bck ,sIGccocd HAVING i've sooG' a'
aspisc on rooms aboFr ample 'rn!'1
house. handsome lnai: PJstico ca each I" WIZ -'
The Offices attached are aHiI" an %
vc,e buildings conedi Of al oEeiHc''' heFr s
en- double cabins with brirE chimney "a ataoit "I '"'
a can rage touse, , framed baina, Sc.
desire plicidsr Tie properly iI'
y,.lt and M l,rcI aai referred I" ny Ist M ~ ''
Wilson, RESTING On tie place ,..r... .....,
runfeGGLr nay ILI"el ami save it ~
viii .rii ,l property much n""" I' intrinsic value u
,rn voIIl Possession 10 be gwen a. ne cad 81 ~
trur Address J,iic +. o., 0wlaIdn coanty =.
49, PHILIP 81. GEO COZ Ia
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u,noyrR raKM FOil SALE.

OFEER or SALE ral lsall Tai ".aVIIr, lN2 VIM
i mics of ia. rs OF Richmond upon "a" wanna ,'h
r,y If contains lac smryoy and thH on -
wu story br dwef", with r" places ~ II al all ncct on
wheat Tor i' ldS
ys Ism ,hrls and may b. doubled, BY lie
nj such manures found upon the farm lie rr'ccGi c'
i rIiry 90 arfcis, and {" tobacco u 4"
hoo .hr,s With 1870 bushels OF Sldih ca" be
ycrr. Jas on roa All 'n varieties al huEaS '
aprrn;a and garden berries, thG
W here abunlaut.y Fine water 'eiy convenient
IN 10 ItealEess. you'd only siy ny ,2s'o o ts "
uI.nr residence OF eisH Ft"i w lao
Is,l wien L:rHrry rad" aricarah'" III me 'Hn.h
BY application 70 The suasrhei "LD ''' -
any nm. show premises those "isins 10 prttaft
'"' ''' '' " ' RICHARD GWh1HME!
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III O CTrGGE 70 TnE sToCkHULDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
" CENTRAL RAIL ROa ID COMPANY-rhe annual injecting
o. tEs SocsoasLs o. me Virginia Rail Contrary,
W. H VI d a. noEu on iarday the t No7cmts is5s
ing from the Meeting. ! CaRhET Trcssurer
Oct. 5-ti0;hNov = N'S
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NV cd ThEus - DoL nit MoRrn OF

'A>l subscriber nrnine close his present 1T
OF January alters his
y hs large undesirable stock n Dry om clo;el
o chiircly CAS- has been his greatly reduced
Ills stOr remaining December closed al
AUCTION without reserve. TllOS y. QUARLES,
{ II.
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a CARD TO cErr AND COUNTRY MEk-

The conner .o S!isXT u.s., The place 10 buy r.ess
CO. w dhd 9et'.r, Wholesale and retail q n 60. a.
Is ecsVhs a3e ioi 81 cgG and American seea o. my
aud onersthrh 10 the an on bile uidets hahu
received and pfomFi!' rsni1, 10 win dispseh
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Tf3E MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.

TIME friends patrons Of this institution respectfully IN
formed will BE- opened on Monday tho Sd day Ociooef
BYRON MINOR who had the entire charge OF the reach
Department Will continue principal as
sisted by lady OF high qualifications limited number Of young
ladies' will received exceeding 6 Particular attention VIII
and pains lakcn 10 ensure profitable emioyneh
time school, Every branch oi finished eduta
cassica ornalcnaw be properly taught The
terms moderate pupils received al time and Charged
only for the lime al school -
Thu following kindly rendered by oui fiehds the dis
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WISH the competent Teacher gradual
Of Southern College take charge OF School for The
suing One VINO has had experience and @
designs 10 follow profession preferred Applications
made personally BY letter directed alboo Post Office Ches
terfield county Va. W. W HANCOCK,
lew
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10 Market Men and Gardeners.
berrV. Raspberry d RhuJnr6 Pun

StTaw5erry RASPBERRY O. Rh"bnf6 Plants
For Sale in large quantities.
DEING extensively engaged in cullvaing the
ID above articles in great variety, rs !irld crops
having sold the past Summer over 800 bushels
Of Strawberries and 2OD of Ra>pbrrrics. am
now able 10 furnish, by the thousand, such kinds
as experience has proved 10 be most profitable
for market. having regard to the hardness Of
the Plants. the quantity and quality Of the rnit.
Iiovcy Seeding Strawberry Plants 50 per 1000
Victoria Rhubarb g $50 s. 100
Red Prolific Raspberry, " $50 " 1000
The above Raspberry is a medium sized Der
rv, great and certain bearer and very hardy, and
the same for which received the highest Pre-
mium paid by the Agricultural Society ''For
the most profitable cultivated clnp in the county
of Burlngton,'' yielding over $500 per acre net
profit.
Catalogues describing many other varieties
and giving full directions ioI their proper treat
mcnt will be furnished gratis 10 all post paid
applicants. WILLIAM PARRY,
Cnnaminson p. d.,
Dec BIN Burlington county, NJ
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Great Bargains in S'cyrS.

JIERE IS "A R3RE CH7NCE FOR Buy
IL INT CHE.iP.-The subscribers intending
10 close up their business in ilEton soon as
possible 50 as to remove 10 Ch"stcrtown, re-
specially request all persons IN want OF Stoves,
(who know the importance Of buying rs low as
pos%ibr,) 10 call at their establishment, in the
house formerly occupied by krttlcwrll 4 Co.,
east end OF Elkton, and examine their fine as
orlmenl of Cooh, NeH, Ch0mJCr ond Purior
Stores, consisting Of most Of the various pat
terms in demand throughout This section Of cu,n-
try, which, as We are anxious TO close out, We
will sell AT greatly reduced pric"s much lower
than they can be bought either from us or else
where in country or city. in the regular way
for Cad alone, OF Such country prUlucr As
wheat, corn, oats, buckwhcat, beans, potatoes,
pork, &c.
We will also continue to manufacture until
we close up, all kinds of Tin amt .Saca'-iroa
Ware, which for nratnrSS and superior finish
cannot be surpassed anywhere; TO which, thank
ful for the liberal patronage extended us IN The
past, we invite attention.
RooflNG aud SrcI TING done in the very he's,
possible manner, and cnlrr" satisfaction ensured
or no pay demanded, making ii t" the d"rlicd
advantage Of persons wishing any kind of me-
tallic roofs put on Ia conliarl with Us, us our
work is insured and prices mudcrat": al,u, all
kinds of repairing in our respective branches
done with n"aness and despatch al reasonable
rates. All kinds of oil metals taken in rx-
change tor anything in our line Of business,
Dee If MAHAN & co.
\. b. All persons indebted To Us are cx-
pccicd to come forward AT once and settle their
bills, as we wish to close mp rs soon rs possible
in this place, and can BY no means afford to lay
out OF our money.
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E1ASsbDX ACADEMY
AND
Military Institute.

THIS Institution delightfully."- situated near
tRBANA. Frc!erick Co., W., miles from the
Evansville Depot Of the Bait. & Ohio Railroad,
aud immediately on the stage roai leading from
Washington to Frederick city, is now in iuIl
operation. The location is proverblally healthy,
the building commolious, and the rooms large
and comfortable. The course of studies en-
braces the English, Latin. Greek, French, Span
ish and German languages; Mathematics, Nat
ural and Moral Philosophy.
The Military exercises do not interfere with
the Academic duties.
TERMS.-Foi board, tuition, washing, fuel,
light and servant attendance, 100 dollars for ten
months. Circulars containing particulars can
be had by addressing the Princra! at UrJana,
Freicrirk county, Nd. J. K. JONES,
Dec % 6W Princna
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able female, married OF unmarried. and usually
known under the name Of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
! OF these are Prolapsu' Uteri, or Failing
OF the Womb; Fluor Albus, or Whites
Chronic Inflammation and liberation Of the
Womb; Incidental lInmorrhage, or Floodins
Painful! Suppressed. and Irregular Menstrual
ton, &C., with all their accompanying evils,
Cancer eXceptcd.) no matter how severe or Of
how long standing.
/ MANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS in the
city OF New York and olhrr places, finding thrm-
selves without remedy in Invrlrrate cases %!
the above complaints, and having due regard
Tor the welfare OF their patients, have recon-
uIcndcd the use Of this Incidence and. after wit
Messing its salutary effects, are now lnanIcSln%
their appreciation, not only BY reSoriiny to it IN
their Treatment OF all the diseases for which
is intended. but in some instances accepting the
agency of it to facilitate its introduction into
more general use by the Faculty.
The influence of this composition upon the
female constitution is ofihe most friendly kinda;
the most delicate and feeble female need have
no fears in lis use for any length of lime, tor 1t
contains no mercury, nor any article which can
prove in any way injurious, being made entirely
of vegetable extracts. and prepared as 10 taste
/ like Il pleasant cordial.
The Modus Oprranli of this remedy, in the
cure or this class o! diseases, is through the
general economy of the system, with ii peculiar
determination 10 the female organs.
Additional Proc. of this CarholirNn being
worthy of the confidence of the afflicted, rs Il
Successful, safe, and cheap Remedy, will be
found in tie pamphlct. together with important
observations touching the nature and symptoms
OF tn" diseases, to which the attention OF Ladies
/ and Practitioners is respectfully invited.
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Tin.Ware and Stoves.

lsDtlb.ih' ! AN l ~ i.lsi', NHECtSSUiS
n to Graham y AMrigc, sill continue at
the old stand, corner Of Main and Bridge StS.,
where we hope to be able to accommodate all
who may iavor MS with n call, as onr object is
to sell cheap for the cash, OF punctual custom
ers. Having a large stock of Tin-warc and
Stoves on hand, il would be to the interest Of
those in want Of such articles, to give us call
before purchasing elsewhere.
We would call the attention Of the public to
the very large and superior lot OF Stoves of va
rious kinds and patterns comprising all the
Cook, Coal and " God Stores,
now in use, of which the following are a part;
Cook Stovcs-Bcl!e oflhc States, Metropolitan,
improved omplec, for wood or coaI Elna
Air-ll@ht Girard Air-ti@hi, Astor Ar-ti&ht,
Premium. and Atwood Empire all of which are
very superior cook stoves. Their assortment
OF Coal an! Wood Stoves for rooms. counting
houses, &C., is very large and beautiful, com
priSiEg in part the Revere, Jenny Lind, Dia-
monl. Patlor, Sheet Iron Alright, sc. The
public are respectfully invited 10 call at their
old stand and examine their assortment, as we
feel sure they will he pleased.
Also large assortment Of Tin-ware, lapaned
and plain; and every other article that is gen
orally kept in u tin and sheet iron establishment.
Rophng and spouing done nj the shortest no.
tice. and on The most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
ware. [Elklon Sep IS It.
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EUE LWNAL
CfasHicHE and Mercantile school.

TNilE WINTER SESSION Of this Institution
| will commence ON tho first THU RSU.IY Of
November with the following list of teachers:
JAS. L. DORIAN. \. NJ, Principal: Mrs. VI. T.
DoRAN. Teacher of Music: MIR. j. NJ. KrNNrlY.
FIRST Assistant: Mr.. ). \. FREEMAN. Second
Assistant: Mr.. WM. CHANDLER. Third ASal>;nnt
The following report was handed to til" p, in
cipui by the committee ON the last examination.
The committee WAS composed Of Rev. j. S,uI"r
Of Port Deposit. Md. Rev. :. NJ O>mon OF
OAl',rl Pa, and 5. j Dickry. ESD. ol lloprwrli
by invitation Of Mr.. James I. Do.aH. \.
NJ Principal OF the IInp"wel. Classical and
Mercantile School, the undc,S4nrd II, a com
unlttcc. atomic. and cqni"rIcd the public cX-
animation Of is pupils, which took place Il, the
close OF the present session, Sept. 21th. 1892.
The timc allowed for unr Investigations. was
sufficiently prolracted to be pert city sulisnc-
tory. The different branches OF study, upon winch
the pupils were examined. were such as are
usually pursued at schools OF the same staining.
embracing those Of a ruIimgnra character. as
well as the more advanced subjects, connected
with the natural sciences, Mathematics, and
Languages. The examination was thorough
and searching. The Principal urged MS to ma e
it such, and as far rs or ability extended, we
did 50. The classes were given up entirely to
onr disposal, and could possibly know nothing
, ,L, ,,,.t;,,, ,nnn VIII irh ,hrv u,,, 4, ho oy -
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l.. J. CT o w.
Wholesale AND RETAIL GROCER.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
No. 80 .Hark,rt st., UWmi0gioO, Del.
GROCERIES CHE.4P FUR CASH.
THE subscriber having on hand al his S:ore
No. 80 Market ST.. n lar-r anI General as-or!-
mrnt OF fresh AMI w,'ll selected Grorcrjc> takes
This method OF informing tn" cilHrnS of Elklun
and Cecil county generally. that he win sell
them a. cheap a> they ran b. haucht either IN
the Wilmington OF plllr telptia market; AMI
respectfully >oci1 araI! from Surh ~ may want
goods IN his line, before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, Wines - G4H,3GID.~.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing IN part nt
LiQuORS.-or the first and mrIinn qunljty
Old Cognac Brandy, do pal" do, jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry BranIy. Holland
Gin.
WlNES.-Aairira, Port, Tcncrille, Sherry,
Lisbon. and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAiiELa Whiskcy, aud
Wine Buffers. ANDREW J. GROW,
No. 50 Market ST., door above Mtll"r'S
Dec. Is 6m Hotel, IFimingiOn, Del.
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Cat THE OLD STAND1r0
ELI N T. DE MS
WHOLESALE IL RETAIL,
Clock. Time.Picce, Watch and

JEjFELRf ESTABLISHMENT,
A 7 HIS OLD STAND No. 23S MnrkH Street,
II (hetwoen 18th and St, south Sidc.) Phiiuia.
My friends, old customers, and the public must
know that | am all nj times prepared to furnish
Witches. Je~eIry, Fancy Articles. Superior GoiA
Pens Of all kinds. with yoldani silver holders in
variety. &c, at the very lowest cash prices.
together with the best supply of superior
CLOCKS d TIME PIECES. ever offered at
this establishment. f.. II. being a practical
workman, Of nearly 20 ycars--l0 years at his
present location-is at all times prepared to
furnish. by Wholesale and Retail warranted
'.fime Keepers Of the very best quality
colnprisn" eight day aud thirty hour Clocks,
and TIme-pi"ccs of plain and highly ornamental
designs, OF all Styles and adapted for counting
houses, parlols. halls, churches, factories
steamboats,. rail cars, &c. Also, .9iaym CIorhS
most desirable article for ''Sound Slccp"rs, =
and for all who's" business requires them to he
sup in the morning early
ClockS Time pieces. Watches and Jcwelry
ofrvrry description repaired with great care and
warranted. Dralrrs supplied with clocks and
clock trimmings. Haruum's motto is my motto
NV" study To 'lraSc.' Apr. n
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500 AGENTS w ANTED.
$1,000 n Year,

WANTED in every County in the United
w States, active and enlcrprising men, TO en-
gage in the sale Of some of the best Books pub
lishcd in the country. To men OF good address,
possessing a small capital Of from S25 to 500,
such inducements will be offered as 10 enable
them to make from So to $40 day profit
Uy-The Books Published by us arc all useful
in their character, extremely popular and CON-
manh large sales wherever offered.
For further particulars, address, postage paid
DANIELS & GETZ.
Successors 10 W. A. Lcary & Co.
No. 1873 North Second ST., Philadelphia.
Sep 10, 80 5m
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AUCTION AUCTION !

IN every Welnesdny and Saturday night, at
" the old stand of W. NJ. kennard & Co., east
or upper end OF Elklon. Dry Goods, Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready -madc Clothing,
aud most every other kind Of goods kept in a
country store; and as we wish to close out our
present stock, persons would do well by ca Hing
through the week, a' they may expect TO buy
the greatest of bargains.
| Nov 20 W. NJ. kENNARD.
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The Time Regu!alob or Dial.

THE undersigned having been appreciated
l. Agent. for the Eastern Shore Of Maryland,
is now prepared To furnish the instrument t a
low price, and will put them up true with the
compass, at Dwellings. Stores. Shops, Mills, or
any other place where they may be needed
He will also take this opportunity to return
his thanks TO his old patrons. in the way Of
Clock Repairing. and SoliciIs the patronage of
the public generally. All orders will be punct-
ually attended to. JAS. WOODFORD.
Nnv GIN. I'm.
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3. T. MNV,
B. z. nlAV,
HAS completed his stock Of
Fab and w Inter Goods.
Tn thr inllnwinn Isl he resnrcllnl invites

To the following list he respectfully invite:
the attention Uithe
sIadi"S.
French Cloths and Tweed Cioakings,
French McrinoeS IN various cUlors,
French CaShmrrcS, do
Thibr, Cloths, do
Mouslin de Begrs.
Rich Persian Delaines.
Fig'd and PLAN Mou>iin DeLaines,
Black and coI'd Alpacas,
Black Dress Silks,
Plaid and Chamclion Silks,
Prints and Gin4hamS,
Bav State an. Waterloo Shaw!s,
Cashmere AMI rhbil Wooi to
WOODEN FInnncs in various coIors,
Sack FIannriS do
Welsh Flann"ls,
Colnred Canton Flanncls,
BIrarhrd and unbIcuchcd DO
Blnarhrt aud unhIrachrd Mu>lin',
Cord CambicS and DriIln4s,
BIrached AMI unhlrachcd do
trimmings. Hosiery and Gloves,
Ladies aud Chl,IrcnS' Shoes, sc.
Grntsensens' Dress.
Cloths, CaSSurrcS. Twec,ls,
Cassincus, Kentucky Jeans,
Heavy l'Innn"IS. Comforts,
GI'vc>, Hosiery, Hats, Caps. &c.
Hardware, Quccnswa,r, Groceries. Flour
Mead, Bacon, Lard. Potatoes, Burning Fluid, &
\. b. Coaulry Produce taken in exchange
for Goods al the highest market price.
Oct 30, '52 If
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Fear Net. the Union is Safe.

~ NilDUSANl)S are daily disappointed anu
D. waste Time and Money. ny using Meli-
cineS advertised to cure all Diseases. In the
application OF
MiLLER'S AMERICAN LlNIMENT
according 10 directions, for such diseases, Sc.
as herein stated. none have been disappointed.
As IL is only recommended for the cure Of such
Diseases as have yielded to its application with
out n single exception. 1t is highly rrcommrnd-
ed by eminent Physicians, and is believed by
thousands to hav" no equal for the immediate"
Rtlcl and Permanent cure of Rheumatistn
Spine Disease, Weakness OF the Ankles, Sore
Throa! and QuinSry. Pains and Soreness in the
Side. Back, Breast and chest. Pains in the Stom-
nch aud Bowels. painful and enlarged Joints and
Limbs. SW"IingS. Bruises, StIngs and Bitcs Of
Insrrcts. Frosted Feet. Ears Han;l> or any part
of the Body. Price IS cts per bou!c. This
valuable article should be kept in every dwell
ing. Office, factory. and wrok shop in the Union.
WLLER'S ENERDC.iTFON FOR HORSES
thouli be in possession of all who own or have
he care of Horses also, for sale Milrr's cath
art,c pills, Refined Hair Oil and Linscy's Ma Ic
Pile Ointment,
FOR SALE BY--S. Miller. Elkton; !. W.
Collins. Chesapeake city; b. II. llaincs, Brick
Meeting lIonSc: james Ford, Crril'uu; james
Price, p. Lane: r. $. Thomas, North East: y
Snow, Port Deposit IT, p. Bennett, Fr"nchowm
r. Roads; s. p. lIa.cr. Bohemia: Morton x
Stephens, Warwicki Wilson Bro, Newark.
Del. Dec 1 BIN
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0)FFEE; LaGuira, Rio, and Marcaho. Su-
" gnr brown; New Orleans, Pororico, and
liaranna. Sugar, white; Stewards crushed and
pnIvcrzcd, and New Orleans clarified. Mo-
iaSscs aud Syrup, New ORLEANS and Pororiro,
For sale by BROWN & FOARD.
K.NIGH7'S .NPOT.ND SYRUP
OF ACKBERRY ROOT.
The most certain. SAFE, and cllcciual remedy
ever discovered, for DiarrhTa. DySentery,
Cholera MorbuS, &C. For sale by
aug. %. WIN. 1ORBEET.