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on Pirch. who taught in village school,
Welded M lid of HON ,Spun habit;
He was AS stubborn as n mule,
And abe was as playful Ms Il rabbit.
Poor Kate bad scarcely become wife,
Before her husband sought to Nuke her,
The pink of country polished life,
And prm and formal as a quaker.
One day the tutor went abroad,
And simple Kitty sadly missed him;
" hen he returned behind her lord
She slyly stole, and fondly kissed him:
The husbands anger rose land red.
And white his face alternate grew Tsaid
Gloss freedom mt'amI' Kate sighed and
''Oh drnr I dhni knor 'irns non -
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CONSUMPTION
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY INHALATION
OF MEDICAL VAPORS

SUGGEST IlI TREATED Df lNiAIalloN
OF MEDICAL VApORS
DY JOHNSON STEW ARTRoSE, NJ. p. Fellow
ID of the Royal College of Physicians and for
years Senior Physician in the London Royal lnir-
mary for diseases of the Lungs
In the treatment of Consumption by inhalation, !
have obtained the results which warrant me in as
scrting that it is now durable as diseases OF the
Stomach and Liver.
Breathing medicine directly into the Lungs is
certainly the rational mode Of attacking the DIS
ease, AID like many other great and bcncfi ent DIS
coycrcs ii seems strange why such 'rca mch' was
not rosortcd to long ago. Where here is tr there
is now assured hope for the mos seemingly nope
less cases. throughout all the stages OF this insid
ious disease the wonderful and beniecnt effects OF
his treatment as soon as apparent. In cases also
of Bronchitis, Asthma &c, the nhal'hs OF pow,
drrs and vaporS has been cmncn''y successful, ana
10 those suffering under the abov, name" con,
plnnts | can guarantee speedy and certain relief.
have pleasure in referring 10 500 names Residents
of New York and ncighborhood, who have BE- en-
restored 10 vigorous hcllh About one third Of
the above number according to the patients own
statements. were considered hopeless cases
The Inhaling Method is soothing. safe. and speedy
and consiss in the administration OF melirinc IN
such manner that they are conveyed mo me
lungs in the form of varor and produce the ac'
ton at the seat of disease. Its practical success is
destined to rovoluonizc the operations OF he mot
zeal word, and establish the entire durability oil
consumption.
Applications will please attic if they have ever
blod from the Lungs it they have lost flesh, have u
cough. night sweat aud fever tnlns--what and how
much they oxpocoratc, what the conditions OF theIr
stomach and bowels The necessary Medicines,
Apparatus, &c, will be forwarded to any part
TERMS-Fivo dollars, consultation fec Balance
of fee payable only when patients report them
selves convacscent. 49,
DIR. ROSES TEEATMENToF CONSUMPTION
p'''' '''' ''''' JOHNSON sTEwAT ROSE,
jim 20 en- Ofi.o 63l B,oa lw1y, New York.
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SIMMER CLOTHING.

AT TIE DRY GOOD STORE Of T.. BROWN
GOATS from one dollar TO ten dollars;
OPAN'TS from one dollar to live dollars:
VESTS from fifty cents to three dollars.
Also, a full assortment of entirely new style
Summer Cassimcres, of light fabric, suitable
for coats, pants and vests, very cheap.
Elkton May 10
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REA1OV All.

yIN,IE subscriber l,cgs leave to inform his
L friends and the Public generally, that ho
has moved to the Store House formerly oc-
cupicd by James Denny, Esq. where he will
be pleased to sec his old customers and all
those who wish to purchase cheap Goods.
SAMUEL n. MILLER.
Dee 18TH 1851
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There is no music like the vssee CT a hap
p child, and no beauty like that in the face
ol an intelligent Que.
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tC-In Europe, people take off their hat,
to great men; in America. great men take
off their hats to the people.
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JAMES l.. BEWLEY,
GENERAL
1)roDute Commission nlfr1I)unt,
No. - South U'harrcs,
PHILADELPHIA.

TT!IINDEEHTIIA.
REFERENCES.
Messrs DrcXcI Il Co., w. G. Morgan 4 Co,
Smith, Murphy < Co, Fithian, Jones x Co.,
W. J. Blanchard, Dilworth, Branson & Co.,
Philadelphia. Messrs Wright, Cummings 4
Co., John l.. Buckley, New York. Ex-Gov.
VIM. II. Ross, Elk Gov. w. Temple, EX-Gov
w. Tharp, and A. Stockley, Cashier Bank of
Smyrna, Delaware.
John l.. Rcdner,
(Late ofthe firm of Messrs. Brown Il God
VIM respectfully soieits consisnn!ens to the
address of Mr.. Bewley. Apr Ii 3m
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Medicinal.
THE UNIVERSITi'S
FAMILY RE NJ E DIE S:

THE UNIVERSITY'S
FAMILY REMEDIES:
Issued uHder the Seal Sanction and Authority OF
THE CNIvERsITY OF
FREE MEDICINE
POPULAR KNOH LEDGE,
~ NRrFRFD by the Stare OF Penn sylvania
" April ~ 1888. with capt Il Of SlOn.nno. mum
" for the purpose of sing the cylS OF spu i,is
md worthless uostrums; also. for supplying the
community with reliable Remedies wherever II
competent Physician cannot or W !! not b. employ
cd. This Institution has purchased from DIR. JONI
4. Row AND, his celebrated
ROyyand's Tonic Mixture,
kown for upwards of twenty five years rs the only
sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGIE, Ne.
and his inestn ,blc Remedy for Bowel ConrLAISTs
RowAND's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
which highly improved and popuar L,m,d:cs. to
gcthsr with
The uniyersity's Remedy for Coar.MSrs of the
LrNUS:
The Univcr.itys Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or N
DIGESTION:
The lniycrsiiys Remedy for CoSTlvE Bowels:
Also. the Cnvcrsitys Almanac may he had. al
he Eranch Gispens .ry. or store ofdAS. WILSON.
Druggist PoRT DEPOSIT. whore the above me IL
cine; arkc kept for sac. June III iy
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

~ BROWN, JR., ikts opened at his Dry
II. Good Store. 80 cases very desirable
Dry Goods. suitable to the wants of the poo
pie. to which the attention Of buyers is re-
spectlully invited. Prices m,do low and
custom solicited. [Apr II
NTEN AND BOYS WEAR.-Pnin ami
Ifl figured CaSSimarcs, Mcrino Cassimcrcs
and Cashmarctts, Habit Cloths, all colors;
neat clrcck and striped Summer Drills, brown
Linen and Drillings, striped and fancy Sat
teens. white and brown Linen Duck, white
and fancy Marscilles of every kind with
many other styles Of goods a,ill ted to Rteir
and boys wear, for sale cheap ht
June Is WIN. TORBERT.
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No, l27 Baltimore ST., Baltimore, MI.
rJNiITS Institution presents superior facilities to
l. young men DESTROYS of obtaining practical
business education.
The course of study embraces Double Entry.
Book Keeping practically applied to the man.
ugcmcnt Of Mercantile. Bank. Manufacturing and
Steamboat Books; Business Pcnmanship and Mer-
camille Computations; fmiliar Lectures on Com
mcrc Il Law: upon the subjects of Bills of Exchange.
Promssory Notes. Contracts. Partnerships. &c.
The exelcis all strictly practical. being de-
dpc"l from actual business transactions. and SO
completely combine practice with theory that stu
cnts on completion of the course are in every re-
poet compel mt to conduct scientific princi plies.
ny set of Double Entry Books The Students have
access 'oa Commercial I.br,ry. procured expressly
or their accommoia ion. There is also att lchcl to
he College. Re ding Room. where may be found
all the leading Daily Papers from various parts of
the Union.
Ex munitions are held at st 'tcd periods and Dip
Tomas awarded to those found competent TO repre-
sent the lns tuition in IA mere 'ntil' capacity.
Usual length oftime to complete the whole course
from eight to ten weeks,
Tuition for the term. $40. For particulars write
and receive circular by mail. Aug 26 1y
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sPRssG & SIMMER GOODS

EpLACk. Plain AMI Watrrcd Silks, Rice
I'D Plaid Powered Silks, at - C: Cltngca-
bic Silks G2g to {; Striped AMI Plaid Silks
- to S 81 J. Il Large lot of Lawns, fast cul"rs
g. c: plAil and striped ltwns, l2aa {, worth
lSs T.: Calcos. fast cnlors. 81 It" 10 c: B,-
RACES. ChallS, Btragc dc Lanes, De Bcs-s,
nc. Also
MATING; AND CARPETINGS.
Just received lot Of Ingram Hemp and
N"nifi,,n Carpet. ~. 81 and Oh. White
and Cul"rrd MattngS, which we arc selling
of very low 10: cash. or country produce.
y nth East. June HUGHES BRO.
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New Stock Of Clothing.
WILLIAM G.. LOWE,
SeasOnabIe Clothing

DE5PECSFULLY informs his friends and the
N public, that he has laid in large and well
selected assortment of
SeasOnabIe Clothing,
Genemens Linen Collars, Stocks, Gloves, &c,
which he is prepared to sell al the very lowest
prices Being among the oldest established Tailors
IN Wilmington he aattels himself thai his long cx-
nerence in the business will be suti ,;ent gddran.
tea to his patrons that all customer and other work
entrusted to him will he done in style Of superior
ncatncss and fashion. ,.55'Re'ncmbsr "a Market
STREET April q, J5-3in
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THIS remedy has for itself such nctof'ety
from its cures of every variety Of pulmonary disease
that it is entirely Unnecessary to recount the evil
dcuccs of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed So wide is the field OF its usc+
fulncss. and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases OF the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
rent to escape observation and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antldote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous atec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incidcns
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
of Coins. CouGus, HoARsENEss, &C.; and for
CHILDREN it is the peosantest AID safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughons
this section. we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that ever
has bccn and that the genuine article is sold BY -
AGENTS-Dr. }. WALLACE and pr. II. IL
MrcuILI.. Elkton; r. l.. THOMAS, Nor h East; IA'
WILSON Port Deposit Jan q tim
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MATING; AND CARPETINGS.
n + " 0P L n | n e..
JUST OPENED. At
yygE.!EsJs y'O.sAslIsT:S.

N7EEI rich STYLES of LADIES' DRESS
' GODDS.-Silk, Linen and White Goo,ss,
brown and blrachcd Shcctiugs, Domestic
Plli Is. Summer wears. &C., conpr >in5in all
one OF the BEST assortment of Goods ever
before offered in the town of Elkton.
Anril 4 If
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Medicinal.
II. II. L.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL DISCOVERIES
The Three H. r. r. Remeaie

IL. IL. II.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL DISCOVERIES.
The Three H. r. r. RemeAie
A RI the mos. important discoveries for he g'ck
"A removal Of the noat iortTng plits. II ID the ct
fcctua cure of disease. ever re 'orlc i'll the annlS
Of me licai sticace.
TEE FHHST
nf thes2 Three Great Remedies and the OILY RENE
Iy ever 81, ca To the bel ridden and piin-srickch
and cntccbled in,a d. that will free the suffering
victim of the most torturug pains either lhe mat
ic. Ncuralgic. Ne.yo.s. or Miaamatie, Is FEW
SECONDS. is
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
Which has been usel by hunlre!s of 'h"ns 'nls
tloagho IT the Unite States giving instant case to
al trouble with pain OF s'ckie ss.
one app'ication EXTERNALLY Y. OF Il few drops taken
externally. will Instantly free the sultrc from The
most violent and terrible pais and restore the
weak. feeble and PROSTATE | frame to Strength and
vis"r. ---....
80 person has ever usod RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF without derived som' spcci Il benefit in
less than f.tcrn minutes ftcr its use.
Let those who are suffering any severe pains
give trial. for in fiticc. minutes they will cnjY
g go and comfort.
1t will cure and protect the system against sud-
den attacks of
CHOLERA. DYSENTERY.
DIARRilEA. CHOLERA MnRBUS.
EILlo 7 collie, FEyER AND AGUE,
PNErMUNlA, INFLUENZA.
Fear in mind. it is powerful dsinlectant. an
tiacil. d'ifusyc stimulant, ncrvine nt-spasmodic
and couher-irri'ant
The K. Il. REMEDIES are medical discoveries
of the prcscnt century They are prepared
entire new and original theory, 10 up pain in
stanlly.' and protect the hninan system against
Sickness or any sudden attacks The doses rcquir-
ed to be taken arc small. A t"w drops OF READh
RELIEF exercise powerful influence over de-
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IT HAS CURED

SPINAL. COMPLAINTS, StH Joints Cuts,
Rrn Sos Wounds. Frost Bites. Cholera Morh;.s
by eltcry. Tie DosUrcuy. and all cher complaints
where here are severe pains. RADwhY's READY
RELIEF WI, ins atly stop the pain, and quickly
cure the disease
In all cases of accidents. RAILWAY READY RE-
tlrr PROMPT IL AFFOHnING RELIEF,
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FRENCH TRUSSES,

NJ. J. MIND, otcTctaTy.
2. 1884 IF
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II He PU BLIcArIoN D A Y
THE OLD HOMESTEAD,


Author Of Fashion and Famine,
We are now enabled to announce for
SAVURDAY, THE 10Th INSTANT.
New Book by the author of Fashion and Famine which
attained in three months sale Of zoe copies and which
r-peb.hed Lcpe ST. Petersburg Vienna, and in three s
lions IN London Is well calculated to excite than
srdioa ry interest
THE OLD HOMESTEAD while net q r,sie aud ntenss
in ito character "Fshiou and Famine Is IL snyshins Of
profounder interest AMI appeals with greater ors to the syn
pathe The story tbs city OF new fetk
who're there are Of psthos 'ufens and tragic
power; but the book progresses the clouds c'psse we are
introduced the Old Homestead sGoos the Citsks OF the
Budsou with OF the most delight
and graphic rural pcares given IN N American book
Mrs Stephens displays in many places in :h book hame'
thst rvas th,t If Dickens and dramatic force grasp
thought power Of expression and vivdues Of descriptive Of
which she is peculiarly the master.
CONTENTS.
The Father, Return Pleasant Conversation.
The Mayor and the Polio Valley 10 the Mouatnna
The polieemsns Guest New People and New Homes.
The MiAnisht Consultation. The Old Homestead.
The Mayer and the Alderman Aunt Hannah and Uncle M
The Plot hsr
III. birthday Festival Msrnins at the Old Homestead
Cbester's Trial Homesck Longing.
Poverty, Sickness. and Death. The Evening VISIT
Walhr and wAichips Autumn in the Mountains
Chester. House IN the Morning Our Sister Anna
The Mayor and his Son. Sunset 10 an Italian Cathedral
Jsne Chester and the Stranger. The Two Infants
Bellevue and New Inmste DARK storms and Dsrk henio
The Fever Ward and ks Pa riss.
tents Apple Gathering.
Jane Chester and her Little The Fshsms Relurs from
Nuue, Abroad.
TIE Student Ply stefan and the The Hu'tis Frolc.
Child Hure. The Household sscrnee
The Midnight Rsvel-Msry and The Strange Musician
her Mother. Dance after Huskns.
Morning Pnuper The Mother the Son, aud the
Burial. Orphan
The Daushters Faith Wins the Old Memories and Young
Fathers Prophecy Hearts
The Two Old Men. The Mothers Fraid
The Walk And the WIZ SAns Bowess Mission.
The Festival of Roses The Double Conf ssion.
| wild Woods and Mountain The Double Birth Day.
Prses Expedents and Explanations
In one VOL, l2mo. Price 81 Is.
BUNCE L BROTHER, Publishers,
No. l5 Nasau.st-
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The Isthmus Of Panama sad Japan
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Minnesota
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THY NETWORK TRIBUNE.
6pfrial Notifies.

Democratic Wing County Meeting.-LET THE
OLD GUARD AROUSE-The Wings Of the City and
Coony Nsv.Yok will the Broaaway Hou'e
hOEOAY EVENING pext, at ~ o'clock The fnenis OF
Civ Judicial nO0ibees al those 10 favor
the Of the city government reform
administrator Of the public bureaus OF the sty and IN Ia
present Eminent speakers will address the meeting Come
ceme all. VIM HALL,
Chairman General Committee
JAMES "a. WEIGH
YoupR Mems General Com nittee.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1855

says The worcester fM.s FTsnscript This Is sensation
Bo,k and 10 mi take"
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY BOOK
IA MARIA WARDS DISCLOSURES!
Tenth EstGn ready OF
FEMALE LIFE
AMONG THE NJ RIM o NJ s..
sa,t,e Of m,ny yeA psrsotL eiDer,snss By the s,ie
Lake CiiJ. One limo vo.une. Price 81
coxrsxrs;
The hoIs,Gn Meeting strange Advice for Woman
A.. s,s y. 4, s% T1,; The spPP''nea N''0
isn,ls HerOi.m Love IN the Wilderness.
ks ss.n s'f;s 4' %ts 4 sysa es Camp
r.. Y...s ' %s ~ -. s's s.n.. s.ne
rh. Doctrine Of spirau. n. Prophet Br.ved 'y. We
A Nsrmo1 Heroine. An Old Fool and Young Flrt.
The Abeue OF Hannah Evil Results OF Pol,g,ny.
Ellen. Narrative The Prophet and his Victim
Ala ming intelligence. Debssins Tendency Of Poysi
Arrival q the Promised Land my
stu,iiI Revestions Father Sells his Dsushter.
Ms Murray Dscose- seeres The seAcouser and the Dy
QUAINT Portr.is Of Mormon ing Husband;
The Marriage cItrsc. An. a Domestic Scene.
uull.c The Ho.ry Lover and Youthful
Mr. Wards Account Of his Es- Victims
cap '@N-''' MOsmon Hume" XIII Strange
Inc .pee '''' ''A' ''As' The New WIFE.
Mu. BI.di.h in . Dungeon. Mormon Dime, table.
Death Of the Prophe. A House Divided As,inE It.
Mr. BsSish relate. Der Al Mesmsrsm an Aid Mormon
AskipR New Con. Mira Brsfish Reveals Secrets
yers Mysterious Dissppearsrces
The Prophets Favorie Murder OF Cur ison's Party.
Pol, s,my ncoursged BY the Doubts and Fears
'Srophet Escape of the Author
Alarmed BY Ipdsrs
HI, ec "a 4. brought prominently be-
fore The nnhic Although has been punished but
~eek than ten editions have eeen issued 10 mas also
teen repu hhed in England with It'll greater success The
London London Observer each devote two columns
TO It's review. 80 -, ,.
SAYS he Christian Journal and MESSENGER Cirennsn:
The book will unhesit,ting attention from al quN
ter-wl be universal read in Europe well in America
and we doub not will become Of the most important not
the fundamentally ia eusheGins the word
and In bringing to bear that pubc ePo
drive abominztoo nom the earth H
viii rouse particularly the American people"
Says The Bufslo Daily Courier;
"Tbe work Il written vi decsey and those who expect to
find in the for morbid curiosity will be disappointed
SAYS The Boston Daily Trsnsctip:
IL viii nvsl Maria Monks Revelations In the feeling Is
destined 10 excite Female Life Among the Mormons' is
hesay exposition but the conscientious record Of individual
J. C. DERBY, Publisher, New.York.
And for sale BY Booksellers and Agents everywhere
Single &C pies by mail paid, receipt price,
Several thousand AGENTS wanted to circulate this BOOK IN
every town in the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

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Reform ard Of especial s the present
lesrned and elaborate review BY Ex Chief Justice
Savage Of the many Opinions lately publ against the
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CEvASTOPOL HAS FALLEN.-Now ready,
GREAT PICTORIAL WAR SHEET, showing the most correct
SEvAsToPOL, ITS FORTS, SHIPPING, &c.
BALAKLAvA AND THE ALLIED FLEETS.
Birdseye View of Sevastopol and its Csmps .
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN SEVASTOPOL during the
eanponsdins.
PANORAMIC VIEW Of sEvAsroPOL, showing whore
the Russians driven to BY the allied armies, Also all the
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PORTRAITS Of NAPOLEON ALEXANDRA PELIssIER aud tae
Russian Com MEScHIxoFF. Also, Views Of tho
GREAT FORTRESS OF sWEABORG,
prominent localities alluded to during the War Afro full
count OF =,
DOWNFALL OF SEVASTOPOL
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