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WooD GAs.--Dr. Pet!cnkoftr. of Mnnich.
Bavaria, has been quito successful il his cx-
terlmcnts for obtaining gas from wood,
being the ds5covcrcr of method of manu-
featuring this gas, by which flame of great
clearncss and strong illuminating power is
produced. After the charring Of the wood
in the retort. til? evolved gas is exposed to
an extended surface Of heated iron, ard thence
passed through the tar receiver, the condcn-
ser, and the lime for purilication into the
gaSomctcr, the whole process requiring only
about one hour The gas Is not injured by
remaining any length Of time in the gasom-
pt(r
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keEGT. E. w. HIAIEES,
DITNTTST

DEN 'IlSI,
NEWARK, DEL.-As many persons are not
7 aware Of the time necessary TO perform ~%
perfect operations in the Dental art Il thinf eNfB
1t but justice to those at distance, who may con.
template visiting me rs well to myself. to thus
publicly suggest to such the propriety of Timely
informing me by mail or otherwise to that effect.
| request this favor more especially where the
operations required are of such nature as to
render them necessarily lengthy, as sufficient
time can then be reserved for such special cases
and thereby prevent disappointment.
L. w. HAINES. ID. D. S..
July II, '57-1y* Newrk, Del.
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A STEAMBOAT NEWSPAPER. AMONG other
Innovations which the mammoth sic,mcr
Gr;at Eastern is aboutto inauguratc will br
.hc publication of daily paper on board
ior the benefit of the travelling pubiic-thc
regular. public OF travcllcrs-whom she may
nc bearing across the ocean. But this start
ing feature is anticipated on the western
waters OF the New World, for the naw Or
irans and St. Louis packet steamer James Il.
woodruff now sails aquiprcd with the force
ana material for the publication of n rcgula,
d''ty p,Pe' on board. during her trips up and
down The liver with job Office attached for
the pr!n.ngof bills Of fare and o,her work,
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AUCTIONEER

TIE subscriber having had considerable
L experience as an Auctioneer, and belev.
ing that he can give satisfaction in that ca
pacity, offers his services, as such, to tho
Public.
His residence is two miles from Tlkton ON
the North East road, end his Post office is
Elkton. Persons in want of an anctioneer
to ''cry" their sales will please apply to him
in person or by letter, as above.
Sept. is 3-m ALEXANDER W. KING.
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G:tcct z.siecciLoulo.

HALF A MILLION WORTH OF Property
GIVES TO THE ROMAN CATHOLICS. THO Two
Boards Of the Common Councilman, on
Monday night, voted away thilty-siy lots of
ground, in the yc,y heart Of the city. between
the Fourth and fi,th avenues, to the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum Il close corpora
ten, "hIch practically excludes all Protcs.
Iants rro'A It's doors. 4 grant had previously
been made for Il like namhyr Of lots for
"mllar o'icct making seventy two billions Of
dollars. The grant j. noninaly a lease in
con"idora. ion Of one dollar year and it is
Therefore a gift Of just 50 much property as We
have named to a scctarian charity. We do
not, however, speak Of the action of the pres
ent and Of previous Common Council in this
enormous grant to the Roman Catholics as
to call attention 10 the fact that when pro-
tcstant institution a few monhs since ent,cat
ed The Common Council to grant thea ONLY
four Of these very thirty-six lots, now given
away in pcrpctuitv for enc dollar wear,
then payer was denied, and lhey were com
reiicd to seek ground TO build upon elsewhere
" hat IVA! cs the case Still more aggravated
one is. the more important fact, that when
the Institution for the cduca ion Of the Deaf
and Dumb Were compelled to 90 up as far
rs F!Cicth street to find land to build upon,
the coronation charged the institution. and
compelled them 10 pay the full value Of tits
lani, while il gave away thirly-SiX lots ur1n
the opposite side Of tie same Fifteenth street.
lnercly for the asking. il was charitable
institution for giving voice to the sprc,hlcss
aud hearing to the tire deaf, in one case. re-
CARELESS. Of t,,c fact that obey were Catholics
or Prote@tonts while III the other, the Gilt
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THE LARGEST CHAIR

A Nd FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN
"A EttE CIY.-MATiiOr'S GAY STREET
WA "noOuS. No - ant q Norm lar STREET
near FArGrrE, whore is kept always on hand or
nude to order every style Of French TErE-l-
IaT@S in Plush. Hair Cloth. or Brocatc'e
French Full stuff and ielallon PARLoR ARM
CG&fES, Carved PARLon CuAlRs in sets; SoeAS--
half French Sprins Mahogany and Walnut parlor
CHAINS; EoCNIEG CHAIRS. STUFF SrRlNG IouNG-
rs. CHm1Eu SUITS. CASE CHAIRS and RoCNlHG
CHMHs; parroom, Office and Dining CHAIRS, in
Oak, Wa'nHt or Mahogany, with Cane Wood or
Stuffed seats; Wood SEAT CHAINS and SErrEEs
and RoCEING CHAIES.
Gilt and plain frame Looking Glasses of every
v'rcy and all kinds sf Beds and Hair and llusk
Mattresses. A. MArlII0T
Nos p and 81 North Gay ST, near Fayet'o,
MAY is ly baltimore
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WHO ARE ANlSTOCR -Twrn.

WHo ARE AmsToCR twenty years
ago this one made candles. That one sold
cheese and butter, another hmtchvlcd. il fourth
carried Oh a Sl%;i'ltfy. another was a con
tractor on canals, others we're merchants nnd
mc"lsoicS. They are acquainted with both
ends Of society, as tiicir Children will he af.
ter I.cIn-thgn ugh il viii not do TO say so out
loud. For often ycu sliall find that these
toilng worms hatch hu trTtlits-and they
livcabont year. nra h brings division of
property, and it brings new fnanciors the
old gent is discharged, the young gent takes
his revenues and begins to trayel-towalds
poverty. which he reaches before death, or
his children do, if he does rot. SO that in
fact, though there is sort Of mon,d race.
it is rot hereditary; it is accessible to all.
Three good seasons Of cotton will send n
generation Of men up-a score of years will
bring item all down, and their children to
labor. The children. in turn, inherit the
pride, and go 10 shftlcSs proyerty; next,
their children, rcinvigo,atod by fresh plcbo-
ian blood. aud by the smell of the clod come
up again Thus society, like tree, draws
its sap from the Garth changes its leaves and
blossoms. spreads them abroad in great glory
sheds them off to fall back TO the earth, again
TO minele with The soil, and at length to ap.
pear in new dress and fresh garments.
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~ The Pacific Sentinel says that an Indian
named Pedro died at Santa Cruz on the 7th
of September, aged 1870 years. In 1854.
when the Mission there was founded, Pedro
was an old man and is known TO many poo
Pic noT residing at Santa Cgnz.
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u Human sff ctions are the leaves, the
toiia%e Of cur b~in2 they catch every breath
aNd in the burden aud heat of the day they
make music and motion in Tie sultrv world
Stripped Of that foliage, how unsishly is
human nature.
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NATHANIEL II. CARSON,
PhGrnlIccutiSt and DrU-gfSf

uAS opened NEW DRUG STORE at Rock
L Run. Port Deposit, Md. and would respect
fully call the attention of his friends and the
public to his large assortment of DRuGs,
CHEMICALS IND PArEHT MEDICINES, PER-
FuMEEY, FANCY ARTICLES, &C., ToBAcco,
SNrrT AND CIGARS, SPICES, HAIR, TooTu,
AND SHAVING BRUSHES.
u Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. May, 9th, lS5T-1y
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FoMsHlNG BRCKs.--Whcrca neat facing
Tor dwellings, or warehouses is required this
invention will be useful. The blicks are pol
i.hcd by being allowed to become partially
dry and then subjected to farther pressure.
1t is the invention Of E. Ii. Bellows, of Wor-
cestcr, Mass
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Gur5, GlTTsi GIFTS -,
A EsTiZ Q 80 Every Purchaser,

DUANE RULISON. PHILADELPHIA.
By buying book for 81. or more. you are at once
rrcscatcl with a prize, w0r h from % cents to
500, consisting of Fine Go'd .Icwelry Watches
&c. Al orders by mail will be promptly fllcl
aDd the prize or prizes will accompany the books
our !iit contains all OF the most popular books
Of III, day. and VIII he sold ut the us.a! retail
prices, many OF them for less. Persons wishing any
pnrtica1r books can order at once, anil it will be
forwarded with gilt catalogue giving full
information. with list of books and gifts, will be
sent post paid, by addressing
DUANE RULISNN,
No. 80 south Third st, philnlelphia
q agents Wanted. sept-i9-3m.
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Curing BEEF AND PoRK.-Thc following
mode Of curing beef, and pork we have perhaps
given before, hutit will bear republication;
To gallon of water,
Take ]! 10. silt,
. ID. sugar,
! Gz salt peter.

Tn this ratiothe pickle TO be increased to
any quantity desired.
Let these be loilcd tcGe'h,r until all the
DIRT from the salt and sugar (Which will not
he a littlc,) rises to the top and is skinned
off Then throw it into large mp TO cool,
pour it over your beef OF pork: 10 remain the
Usual time, say four or five weeks. the meat
must be well covered with the rcklc and
should not be put down for at least two days
after killing, during which time it should
be slightly sprinkicd with powdered salt
petrc.
Let this mode he once tried and our word
fJr it, il will he tried again in preference 70
all others.
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Successor TO SAM IIoUsToN.- Gen. j.
Pinckney Henderson has written II letter, in
which he states that If the Legislature of
Texas is willing TO trust him in the seat in
the United States Senate which Gcn Sam
Houston will leave at the close Of the present
Congress, in 1859, he will accept the office.
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Gift Beck Stores, &f.
SPLENDID GIFTS
f: .fI9 faustugst 81.
PHILADELPHIA.


THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
~ g. EVANS would inform hi. friends and
VI. the pablo. that he has removed his star
Gift Book store and Publishing House to the
SPLENDID store in Browns Iron Nniidms, 439 Chest
lgt street two doors b low Filth, wheie the pur-
ch .cr 9f each book will receive one Of the follow
ihs gifts v,lusi at from y ceats to 500, cOnsis-
ting Of Gold Watches Jewslry, tic.
WORTH EACH.
$40 Patent English I.orcr Coll " atches, 800 90
go p;tct Anchor do do so 90
4ao Idle. Gold Watches, lSk cases, 81 90
6no ~i,vcr cvyr Watches warranted, Is 90
5fl j. rrI,r Finep;nccs 10 90
$40 Cameo SITS. i,nr i,rops and Pins. 10 90
san iii,cs' tiol rr,rclcts, 50 90 to II 90
,tHJ Gcrt1 \ cats Chains 10 90
uio Cold i.o.kct, h,r},e size iouble ca.c,) 90
e.nt0 Gold l,"cte'. t.r.h! ,izel 10
I.n1H Gold Re, ell Ca-,s. with Cold Pens. = 90
l.hia Ixtr, Cola Pens. eases aud holders, 10 10
J 'hl 'in'd Pencils. Ci.alies) so
sec Gold Pc :. with silver Pencils, 80
Fam Ladies' uod ren.. with cases, 90
f.jao Cold Ring, ll,ndies') l,75
2.aH0 Gents Gold Rings. go
100 Lalic. Gold Erea4. pins, go
@.j90 Mise, GoIl nrcastpins, l 90
3."H0 Pocket Knives. -
1000 set, Gents Gold E0'0n Stubs 90
2oaJ do do sleeve Buttons, 800
2.Nh3 Pairs Ladies' Ear Drops. %
SOFA Ladies' Pearl Gard Gases. 90
Ijn33 Ladies' Cameo. Jet or Moslic Pins 90
500 Ladies Cameo Shawls ond Rihon Pins 3 80
j.Ge1 F,tijscs Balm ola Thousand Flowers, 30
Evans new Catalogue contains all the most pop.
Wlar books ofth day, and the newest publications.,
Al! Of which viii b. Sold "a low rs can be obtained
at ether stores a complete cata!ouse of books
sent free, by application through tIc mail. by nj
!res. 'ng q. q. El iN,.43j C,iEsrStr ST, Phiin-
ie!phia.
agents wanted in every town in the United
States Those dosirnc 20 to act can obtain fail
1 - II Igf 81 g, .tl.
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IT, Near Heart Grove, Illinois, a person
can stand upon on cminencc, and at one view
scs upwards of 80 0OG acres Of growing corn.
Fonr ycars ago the same ground was unbrok-
cn prairie
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THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL.

r. The subscriber has taken
r <~Ia that we'll known cold Stand -
E}seT.4 I. Ii in Elkton, and having fit ed up
~. sfs,=saisSs.55 the House in good style and
repaired the stablng, is now ready to enter
tain the public, whose patronage he will bS
thankful to re ceive.
apr If J. 3. WELLS.
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NJ What We commonly call falling star
is believed by the Arabs to to be dart
launched by the Almighty at an evil genius
and on beho'diug one, they cxclaim, - May
God transiiX the enemy of the faith"
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A CAs:D

FEyIIE undersigned, having entered into
L. Co-Partncrship for the practice of the
LAW in all its various branches, will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be cntruste d to them
Office opposite opposite tho Court House;
where one or both may always be found DUR
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN A. CRESWELL.
Dec 81 IT
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w. Some men are eminent for what they
possess: some for what they achieve, Others
for what they are. Having, doing, and Beirg
constitute the three great distinctions of
mankind. -Martineau.
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G~TThe area OF the State Of Texas alone is
large enough, if it were settled as thicl<ly as
Massachusetts, to hold nearly fifty millioms
of persons, or about double the present popu-
lation Of the whole United States.
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WHOLE No. $50
Gar0s.
REMOVAL.

OLIVER / WELLS would respectfully inform
Sthcir friends that they have removed from
their former place Of business. to Ill Chestnut
Street,. corner of Frsnklu Place, formerly escu
pied by Rockhill and Wilson. known as tho cid
Franklin Hall Clothing Emporium.
We take this opportunity to return our sincere
thank. to the Merchants and citiscns Of Elkton
ami vicinity for past fsyors and earnestly solicit
continuance Of their liberul patronage.
Feb lift OLIVER L WELLS.
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LENGTH OF A Mile THE mile varies in
length in different countries. For example ::
Ihe English mile is l.7G0 yards: the Rus.
SIAN l,I0o; the Italian, l,467; the Irish
and Scotch. 1920; the Polish, AGO; the
Spanish. 5,02S; the German, s. sec; the
Swedish and Danish, 1888 and the Hum
garian, $3.50. The French measure by the
mean league, which Is 1866 yards.
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BEWARE Counterfeit ten dollars hills CT
The Bank Of Newborn, n. G., without the
words stockholders resi- onsible,' a!e in cir
culation.
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ROBERT LUMSDEN,

SUCCESSOR OF JoHELUKsDEE,)
Grocer t. C0lnRlVsEiOnB Merchant,
No. Al, Cheapsidc, (two doors from Pratt st
BALTIMORE.
SELLS all kinds of Grain and Country
y Produce on Commission, and keeps 4
gencralassortment Of Groceries always Oh
hand.
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yv1a k'lynEEY EWING.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Having returned
II from the West, and permanently located
in Elkton, will give prompt attention to all
business entrusted to him.
Dy~OGice- Hon Alexander Evans.
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.ELKTON, MARYLAND.

SATURDAY. MORNING, NOVEMBER II. l9j!.
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81 90 PER ANtIIIN.

80 g. - 1. 1onAun1no. i,aa
Nesee sAese - oree1 so)le11s0eel -
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tang % kaMeIes 20 simple, aad oftM -
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rooI oeefadeo, dis.Ipated man, poorly clad,
snd teoks0G mex ana weak. He held II hiS
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STOOD upright. A clear faced bright-sysd.
nasdsone Little fellow, wsltdrssssd I'D
wenEDehaved, stepped up TO hin. No -
just such boy % y prsnpt sray-sshosl,
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uHn ms companione, Tor biz good ksas4.
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these ring, and if i catches ovss nail m
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THE rRENCaMAN's REvENcE.

AnA HA6NVnMAN'S A4VEN0Es
The following, which We give from men-
ory, became current during the suspensioo
Of specie payments in the faaacial erisis ef
1887:
A Frenchman rushed into one Of the banks
soon after the general suspension, with .
hundred dollar bill in his hand, and demaad-
ed specie for it. 8 4s|.,. ags. &.
Frenchman-Vill you pay zis bill VIII
you give me re monaie?
Teller-We do not redeem at present.
We have suspended.
Frenchman-S Suspended? vat's eat p
Hang BY se neck like Won tam thisviDg dog?
Oh, NO sare. You no deceive me, smre. I
will ave Por' pargent-vat you call se gold,
ze silvare, re coppare
Teller-We will redeem our notes when
other banks redeem theirs.
Frcnchman-Whea xe oder banks Tedim
xares. BY gar, se oder banks say re Same.
! will shoot you sare-vix 70 pistole, re gun,
xe cannon, sare! ;@
Teller-You had better wait, sir, and keep
cool. "a.
Frenchman, (excitedly.) by gar, viii
cold. l viii save, BY gar, revenge! ySscre!
/ tear your papern0te 'aA in little pieces! !
chew lim- lsuiting the action to the wordl
~ spit on him! stamp on him! You will
loose your leetle dam billet, note! There
sare, am revenge! 7 am, By gar, s-ssTs-
renge! ssa -s ,Zes i.z.- 4 8 sesss !,
Having destroyed the note, looking def.
ance at cashier, teller, and all others present,
the Frcnchman stalked out with the air Of 5
Napoleon. - zsslza gszs5s tsat gafst
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From the Atiantic Aoosnly.
3 N ANNA,

- BRAMslA.
AYR. ~. xxEssos.
- .,.vee tbiak hc slays, sFggs
~ nv ss sSs slain thinks he is slain, .
~. ~ snow ~ we'll the subtle v.ys
Iteep. and pass, and tssn asaah.
"a Ear or forgot 70 ne e neaE' -
shsdow and sunlight are ne same.
~ .ns vsnisheL gods to me appear,
-, Ard ono 70 me are shame and isms.
Ath rh.v reckon III who leave me ont;
when me they dy, am the waness
1 am the doubter and the doubt, IL
And the hymn the Brahmin sings
rbe strong gods pine for my abode, s
And pine In vain the saered seven:
Rut thOu. meek lover 0f the gOW!
Find me, and turn thy back On heaven.
rrhe uoem published above. is very food sampieof
.,.n.ecndcuta mysticism in Literature which
ovn. r~rxsoy az its High Prest The following par.
oaies are in the main, the best comment on the Ays
cal school Of Poetry, we have seen IL
MuMBO JUMBO.
,Rise Jup;ter, With emerald hair.
~ A'ss, Nj % wake The snakes Of Thessaly;
who d e, n { know that pancakes are
Devoured subjectivey,- and why9 fEatsF
wise sages Of the olden time, q
-a with introvoeted VISION tookS FsfRA}sffk
But ah a ftp is not dime,
And for mixed Snifters can't oe took.
Go. lovers Of the sacred Styx, ..se-ss
And grind your laughter into tears "a
wailc plaintiye melody Of bricks M&
Floats through the silence OF the years.
We cannot count me ~ ] run;
play with stars at pitch and toss; 49,. "a
q I am the uncle Of the sun, sf'@ s+
Half alligator and hall hoss.
But shadowed by the ebon rose -
That shakes its petals from the SKY,
Comes Morpheus, walking on his toes,
: 5.sa And knocks creation into Pf fstf sE
MUTTON.
II the fat butcher think he slays, e
Or he, the mutton, thinks he's slain, slz5.
Why, struth is TRUTH" the eater says
s.l'llSome, and cut and come again"
49, 10 hungry wolves that on him leer.
Mutton Is sheep, and sheep the same;
No famshed god would at him sncef-
To famine, chops are more than fame.
Who hiss at him, him but assures
= That they are geese, but wanting wings;
Your coat is his whose life Is yours,
And ba the hymn the nintton sings
Ye ours, and gods Of grander blood,
And you yc paddles fresh from Corr,
Come taste-ye lovers OF the good
Eat! stuff! and turn your back on PORK.
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