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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-08-05
j. M. HANGET

- 1'A. I11A4> ~ LIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. STAUNTON, VA,
NXTILL practice in all the Courts held in Staunton,
w and in the Circuit Courts of Albemarle and
Rockingham. Office in the brick row. in the rear OF
Of the Courthouse.
Nov 10 lSj6-lyr. .MH.
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VUST RECEivED-A fresh supply of CON
| y FECTI0NERIES, including LAYER and Bunch
Rasins, Figs, Citron, Pine Apples, Bananas, Cocoa
Nuts, Currauts Pea Nuts Preserved Ginger. Cassia,
Lemon Syrup. Guava Jelly, Gelatine, Sardpes, Cat
sups, Capers, Scotch Herrings, &C.. &C., which will
| sell low for Cash VIM. T. MOUNT.
StauntOn, June 8, 1857. Main Street
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A LEXANDRIA DRUG sToRE.0
IN HENRY COOK & CO., No. SO Sarepta YM
Hall, King ST., have just received large Ia
sortment Of the choicest varieties of Garden Seed,
which they are prepared to sell Wholesale retail at
low prices. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Alexandria, Feb %, 1957.-1y
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TUST RECEIVED, very nice lot of white Corn
81 Meal expressly for family use, and for sale at
Sl.2O per bushel by
STAPLES, MARTIN co.
Staunton July l, 1851,
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STAUNTON, VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1857

Without any romance, or raptures, or sghs,
| Without any tears in Miss Flora's blue eyes,
Or bushes, or transports, or such silly actions
1t was one of the quietest business transactions,
With a very small sprinkling of sentiment, if
any,
And very large diamond imported by Tiffany.
On her virginia. lips while printed kiss,
She exclaimed as sort of parenthesis,
And by way of putting me quite at my ease,
"You know Pm 10 polka as much as please,
And firt when | lke-now stop, don't you
speak
And you must not come here more than twice
in tile week,
Or talk to me either at party or ball,
But always be ready to come when call
SO don't prose to me about duty and stuff,
If we don't break this off, there will be time e.
nough
Fer that sort of thing but the bargain must be
That, as long as l choose, | am perfectly free,
For this is sort of engagement, You SEQ,
Which is binding on you but not binding on
me-"
Well, having thus .woed Miss McFlimsey and
gained her,
With the silks, crinolines, and hoops that con-
tanned her,
had, as thought, contingent remainder
AT least in the property. and the best right
To appear as its escort by day and by night:
And it being the week of the Stuckups' grand
ball
Their cards had been out fortnight or so,
And set all the Avenue on the tip-toe-
| considered it only my duty to call,
And see if Miss Flora intended to 60.
found her-as ladies are apt to be found,
When the time intervening between the first
sound
Of the bell and the visitors entry is shorter
Than usual found-I won't say, caught her
Intent on the pier-glass, undoubtedly meaning
To see if perhaps it di1l' need cleaning.
She turned .ied.r as en1 ed-""hy' Harry you
tI-thought that you went to the Flashers' to din
- ner!"
So l did," replied, "but the dinner is swal-
lowed,
And digested, trust, for It's now nine and
more,
So being relieved from that duty, / followed
Inclination, which led Inc, you. see, to your
door,
And now will your ladyship so condescend
As just to inform me if you intend
Your beauty, and graces, and presence to lend
(All which, when l own, hope no one will
borrowD
To the Stuckups', whose party, you know, is to-
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T. ]. SKINKER, IL. d. WRIGHT.
! SkIN KER & &WRIGHT HAVE CON-
- stantly on hand Fine Ground Plaster, at their
! STEAM MILL, Alexandria, Va.
! Alexandria, April4 1SS7-to mar Is, $50
| NHIL DRENS' PATENT LEATHER
" SH0ES.-The most beautiful that can be desired
at No. 4S Main Street, opposite the ST. Charles Hotel
at WM WALSHS
Richmond June o. 1857
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co AESVILLE
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,
Located I'm Shstcr 90. ra.
An English, Iingual, Matfsna teal,
Commercial and!Fine Art Institution.

rJNHE next Session viii commence Tuesday. Sep
l. icmber It. 1871, ard continue .ioriy weeks
Students admitted at any time during ,he scssion
Among the advantages which the above named
institution affords those ;ts under, may be men
tioAsl:
FIrSr-rhe method pursrcd in impar.ius u
know;c,lsr of ihc Gr.,H aud Latin languages ia
that Of Literal and ln,erlincar TRANSACTIONS ,nr-
ri.hcd gra uitously. which abbreviLteS the period
OF strtiy reduces the umuunt Of la!or, and in
crenscs beyond all other SYSTEMS, tho actual uc-
qaircments Of the student.
Observation-Disclosures and DRAINING The ar
list Saving ell, rsc Of this department is one of
the best in the state and WIS awarded the pre-
MUM for his si,cclil!es't the late Chester county
Horticulture u Fnr.
Tn!ap-Molc.n Languages re taught by n
German who speaks iIucntly both the French and
Gclinan l".ugu ig"s
Foruru-Mrs scat DEPAprHrSr.-This depart
meat is under the supervision Of native Ger
II. possessing rare aid acknowledged ABILITY
and uttainncEts.
In this department thost desiring it may
ccivc instructions in the Classical Compost ions Of
Mozart. Beethoven. Handel. etc.
During the Session. addresses topics of Sci
cicc and Literature will be delivered Icy the fol-
lowing sc.,ilcmcn :-kcv. y. t. llp chkin; Rev.
Robert Lowry: Thomas H. Eurrocs Ii. !;
Prof F. A. Mills: 4. X. Haston, Al. D.; Rev,
" +. Moore: +. Townsend, b. b. $; William
ld"r. N. D.. Col. Thomas Fitzgerald; Kry. I.
Srow!on hun IS W ,lii4m Il. Blnkcslrc, VI. l.
Hon. b. VI. SmyHcr and j. b. Dunlap Nj. d.. III
connection with others not as yet heard f.oin.
Also II course OIL AGEICrLTuRAL CHEMISTRY by Il
professional teacher and lecturer. The Intro luc-
tory discourse of the Session will be delivered by
the Principal on Wednesday. september ID, 1851.
EXAMINING COMMITTEE.
Rev j. n. G GRTER, D. D.,
l.. +. MILLER. Esq.
REV. ALEX. II. WlGGINS, NJ A.
For references terms anil further particular.
see Catalogue and ProSprc wiith will I've mailed
by addressing either o! the Undersigned
Il. & COCHRAN. NJ. A.
Principal.
REV. A. G. MnRRTSON.) e,,.,,,..,,..,.,,,,>..,,
WM. T. MORRISON, ''""'
August Ism.
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7. kkNGSF0RD 6 SONS
PURE GssyEGO STARCH,
M FOR THE Laundry

y
HAS established greater celebrity than
L l. has ever been obtained by any other
Starch.
This has been the result of its marked SUI
perioIi,y in qudlity, and It's invariahlc uni
Iormi,y.
The public may be assured of the contiuu-
ancc vi the high standard nov established.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily
and The Il. mand has extended throughout the
whole Of the United States, and To foreign
countries.
WORKING thus on very large scale, and
under "a gu system, they are able /, secure
a perfect uniformity in the quality Throughout
the year. This is the great Dcsideraiun IN
Starch making, and is realized now FOR the
first time.
The very best Starch that can be made.
and no other, is always wanted by constituent
and this will he supplied to them by the gro
GERS as soon as their customers have learned
which is the best, and ask for ir--othrrwisc
they would be likely to get that article on
which the largest profit can be made.
Mr. Kingaiurd has been engaged in the
Manufacture o! Starch cuninuousl, for the
last - years and during the whole otthe pc
Rod the Starch made under his supervision
has been, beyond any question the best in
the market. For the first II years, he had
the charge Of the works OF VIM. Colgate x Co.
at which period he invented the process OF
the manufacture Of Corn Starch
Gy~ Ask for kingstor!'s Starch, as the
name Oswcgo has been recently taking by
GnuIher factory.
1t is sold by all Of the best groccrs in near
~ every part Of the country.
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LIGHTNING RODS.

LIGHTNING RODS.
TNIEE undersigned are now engaged in erect
L ing Parsons Lightning Conductors in this
aud the adjoining countless to which we invite
the scrutiny ofall interested in the protection
of property and life, or the science of cleo
trility. We claim for this superiority over
any other rod ever offered in Maryland or
Delaware.
First, in the improved, solid point of cop
per and silver.
Second, in the permanent manner it is at
tached to the building.
Third, the metal being anncaled thereby
greatly increasing its conducting powers.
Fourth, it has no electrical connection with
the building to which it is attached.
This rod has been sold from Michigan to
Georgia on many colleges and public build
ings in the different States, also too many
scientific men who have voluntarily given GER
tificates of its perfect scientific construction.
Over SOC. 600 of these rods have been erect
ed and are now standing, Oot DOWN. but aand-
ing erect in the various States we have passed
through in the last seven years. An exami-
nation we think will convince any one.
O5'All. orders left at the Office of The Cecil
Wing, will be punctually attended to.
HOUSE & WEED.
Elkton, Nd, June IL If
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SHERIFF'S ALE.

EDI Virtue OF Il writ Of Firrl Facias is
ED sued ont at the Circnii Court tor Cecil
county, State vi Maoylind, at the suit o,
William VI Moore Use ui Hiram Mccullough
against the COMBS and Chutilcs. Lends and
Tcurmcnts Of Robinson Davis. and to i!ic
direcic |. have seized II taken into exc.
ruti"n. all III. right. tile. claim, interest and
state at law and in equity, Of The said
Robins III Davis, nt, in aHd to the following
desert ii tract or plrirl of Llnl, to witt
All that tract or parcel Of Land. |, ing and
being III Ccci! county. Ms aforesaid, whrrron
lhr atrrc,ai EohuSou Davis lately resided.
rnntaining FIFTY ACRES OF Ian |. more
or less and which is l,utir'lrd by lands q!
Nathaniel Fluu,IirrS and "tEcfs, aNL which
wls conveyed to Tie said Robinson Davis
from William VI. Moore art wife. by decd
dated April 10Th, 1875. anl recorded in Iii
her II Ii. N. NJ. 6, Folio ii2I, u:lc of the
i.lmd Record Books of Ccci county. to-
g'tlIsr with all the Building. improvements,
and arpurrcnances lhcrcuitn belonging, all
OF which | will offer 1T Public Sale on,
SntHrday, September the -M.
at 3 o'clock =. VI. at the Court House door
i'll Elkton, to tie highest bidder for cash.
JOHN j. X. POOLE.
August 10Th, 1851. Sheriff.
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CAMPAIGN SUBSCRIBERS. If any errors
have bccu made in the lists Of Campaign pa
pers received during the time We have been
absent from our office, las we fear there may
have been y we will make the prof. er coriec
ton immediately upon receiving tie informa.
ton.
1--WE shall be glad ~ furnish The Wing
during the Campaign. to all who may desire
it at 5 copies for 50. co. or 10 copies for
81 GO, Send in the nairvs the contest Is now
about to commence in earnest.
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SHERIFE'S SALE

HOY Virtue u, 4 Writ Of Ncnditiou En-
- ponIs, issued by Wiliant Hancs Esq.
one Of the Justices Of the peace, in and for
Cecil county, State of Mary land and to me
directed. at the suit of BEN ann Scott.
against ilIam 4. Scottl have seized and
taken into execution, all that tract. piece,
or parcel oi Land, being in Cecil county
aforesaid, aud lying south Of the public
road leading from Cowlntown 10 Newark,
bounded on the north by the said road, east
by lands %! Joseph Crows, south by Ltnds
of Samuel Maxwell, and West by lands Of
John Murphy, which was conveyed by David
Scott as Trustee, to William 7. Scott, by
deed, hearing date February 10th lH53. and
Recorded in, II. II. Vi. lihci No |. Folio.
no. 3l;: one OF the Land Record Books OF
Cecil county, containing. THREE ACRES.
more or less, together with all The buildings
Improvements and appurtcnticcs thcrcunto
and belonging, all OF which. | will sell at
Public Sale al the Court House door, in Elk
ton. on,
Snt@r@ny, September the 5fh, 1857.
at O'clock, Z. VI. To the highest bidder
for cash JOHN j. X. POOLE,
Ellton, aug. ID. Sheriff.
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Land and Lots for Sale,

NE.8R PORT. DEPOSIT.
A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, con-
IL tanning about 20 Acres, miles from Bat
y tie Swamp, and improved 4
Sz-4I1s with good House, &c. One Sr.La
issSf,S House and Lot on Main St., lsrssssss,|
t,Laat'a Port Deposit; this is desi- L,tasf 4
rabe property, and in fee simple. Two
Tracts Of Land on the Susquchanna, and on
the site of the Central Railroads: the land of
fine quality. Also, several small Dwellings,
in and adjoining the town Of Port DEPOSIT.
All the above will be sold on accommodate
ing terms. j. r. COULSON.
Port Deposit, July is tt
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WOOL MANUFACTURED.

SE7OOL will be manufac Cured into Broud
w Blankets. Gotten and Woolcn Kcr-
SeyS, Sattnrtts, Flanncls. Llndscys, Twcads
&c or cardcd into rolls for Home Spinning
Al the old establishment of the suisse b.r.
Also Stocking Yam made to order h,
Nm. JOHNSON.
IoEIu'Ncn WINS. luMe 2Cih.
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a. lisaos:s aaa Correspondents.

q The Editor is again at his post and
trusts his correspondents Throughout the
county will resume their communications for
The Wing. There are many letters, ami
articles for the paper, received during his
absence, which lie has not yet had time 10
examine and attend to, but attention shall
be given to all.
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Il Oh fStl,,

FEEllE Orphans Courtof CccilcountN hold
d. their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays Of February. April, June,
August. October and Deccnser
T. -School accounts will be passed nd
paid at January, April. July ard Octahrr
tcrm". REUBEN d. JAMEE.
+h"F ., iood-ti. Register,
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SlNWS' FAMILY MEDICINES.
DR.. j. simmh' Cnugh Syrup.


THIS SYRUP has proved sovereign remedy
L in all affections OF the Breast aud Lungs, as IN
Coughs, Colds, Whuoping Cough, Group, iioarso-
ness shortness Of Breath, Paia in tho Breast and
Sides, Splitting Of Blood. Sore Thrpat bronchitis,
aud i.sipeut Pulmonary CONSERVATION together
with every ai!ment Incident to the Irc ls & Lungs
Unlike most Of the preparations made for dis
eases Of the Br"as aud lung. this Syrup steadily
gains i'll public frror we have known il to relicre
and cure u i,a uttcr as'onishnent of the pat emit
ding confirming its utility ii the discus IS for which
II is intended. ii Is pleasant to the taste and es
feetual in its operaiion aifording relief in or )
doses. and performing Il cure with rapidity h'th
erto unknown in Tho annals of medicine, if Il cure
c'u hc effected ut H. Containing no d-!etcrinus
substances lis administration liz safe under all sir
cum ,"Lces.
DIR. j. Simma' White Liniment,
For al the Purposes Of an Ecfefaot Remedy.
This Eminent is elnrcntly valuable in Rheu-
maiislr, Neural la Palsy. Sore Throut and Mumps
il il uneGrtallrd. Guut. Numbncss of The Limbs
Stiffness of the Joint. Ioohache. Swe!iugs Frost
"a Feet, Sprans. Bruises, Burns aud Scalds. Oh pp
ed Hands and Pains Of every character. We need
not comment further on this invaluable Linimcut
.han to say it is highly appreciated rs an external
remedy wherever it is used; in fact it to
tahish itself at once We therefore place it at the
disposal of The afflicted in this vicinity. having the
utmost coilcuc in its utility for diseases rciIir
ing an external application.
Dr.. j. tsimms' Cholera Syrup.
This Syrup is undoubtedly the best remedy
known for Eysentcry and Diarrhua. in ull their
various FORMS Cramps, Collie. Cholera M,rbls
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels Cramps and
Sickness liz The stomach. Cholera lniaututn. and
The summer diseases of Children. Ii il excellent
in Dcbiii Y. Weakness. Relaxation. am. Chronic
Diseases affecting the stomach and Bowels and is
pleasant to the taste well ettcctual in its opc-
rutiUns. This syrup contains no lelctc,ious sub
siI is th,.r,..
fore safe under all circumstances.
For many years the pr"prietoIs have uscd these
remedies in private practice with tho utmost sue
cess.
CAuroS.-Fleasc observe the written signature
Of the inventor atiiSci to the wrapper Of every
bottle, thas:J SlH;S. NJ. D.. none her is genuine.
Try these rrmcliu, once aad you will never be
without them,
\ liberal discount allowed The trade Orders
promptly forwarded Prepared only by
DIR }. SIM ms & son.
lh aad King SIS, HHmngion, Dbl.
y Sold by DR.. II. H. Mitchell, Elkton; ID. F,
Burton. Dover; :. 5. lance, baltimore; and by
cal crs generally. may 2 6nlK
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"a II ~ > q e:


TO WHOM 1T MAY ONCr'JN.
I expect. GENERALLY. To be in Port -,Jit o.,
Mondays; ut W liners Point Hcut crr ,.-. on
" edne,daysi ut home (iioLLY HAIL. lat -.w-
ais place. other days, when not Db,a on
business EDWIN ETliNIP
\ h. Correspondents viii. pie ,se NO i,s IA
my address is ELKToN, Mp.
May %, iS57 I'm = "
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ISN'T IT 50!

ION l. l. l., ~.
Use AnrnURs Celebrated Sc
Sealing Cans and Jars, and yo
Er.,b limit will have fresh fruit all tn en-
1T summer prices.
Full directions for putting up
all kinds of Fruit and Tomatoes
- accompany these cans and jars.
....- They are made of Tin, Glass
In WINTER Queensware. and Fire and Acid
proof Stone Ware. The sizes are
from pints to gallons. These
..... . cans and jars arc entirely open at
.,.. the tops, and NEST. to secure
~ economy in transportation
Del Eli For sale by Storekcopers
throughout the United States
Descriptive circulars sent on
-. application. l-S@urders from
the trade solicited
THAN BE sure to ask for 'Arthurs g
-'TTI =. 1t has stood the test of two sea-
..r... sons. having been used by hun
drcds of thousands of families
hotel and boarding -hcuse keep
crs
sWeetmeats We are now making them for
the million.
ARTHUR. BURNlIAM & GILROY .-
Manufacturers under the Patent Nos III and
ll9 5. Tenth street, (Cor George,) philadelphia
june IL. 81.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned examiners appointed by
the County Commissioners Of Cecil County,
to view and determine whether the public
convenience would be benefitedby Straightcn-
ing, that part OF the Public r DAD, leading from
the !!iGk Meeting House, to Port Deposit
where it passes through the lands Of Joseph
lIaincS from the corner of the lands of III. H..
Duyckin-k, to where the present road intre-
sccts the line of the lands of Hugh Russell.
Hereby give notice that we will meet on the
said premises on Saturday the 29th day OF
August next, at two O'Clock p. NJ. to execute
the duties dtvolying upon us, by virtue of our
commission.
July, 18th 1871.
Thomps Maxwell.
James Crothcrs.
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ALLEN
ALIENS
LATEST IMPROVED COMBINED
RE- T'siTe AND MO w Il IL.


WYE now offer to the public II machine
w which, in the opinion of numerous far
mcrs, Possesses more advantages than any
other.
Messrs. Rogers & Boyers:-1 used last sea-
son one Of Aliens new aud improved Com
bined Reaper and Mower, and consider it
as II Reaper and Mower far superior to amy
have seen either for lightness or draft, for the
perfect manner inwhich it performs its work,
either in grass or grain, for its strength, sim
Dlicty and durability, and. in short. for every
quality that can be claimed for u Combined
Reaper and Mower, and it emily should be
seen and used TO be appreciated.
Yours truly, BARCLAY !" RoBERTs.
Feb %, 1857. Bristol, Bucks CO., Pa.
G. b. Rogers Dear Sir:-Thc Mower and
Reaper | bought Of you, | consider the best
machine | have ever seen. can cut grass
and grain to my entire satistaction 1t il the
best machine in this country, and / can take
great pleasure in recommending them to all
want Of a good article. JONI G.. JONES.
Strelvillc. Lancaster CO.. Pa. 1856
o. CirculArs with numerous certificates
furnished on application.
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STRAW BRRY PANTS.
FGEs SALE.

SrRANDBEHGS CHAMPION STRAWBERRIES.
A FTER four years of careful selection and
"a cultivation (wth personal attehtioW |
have produced The finest Strawberries III the
country; some Of them measuring . inches
in fact they are all very large and Of a superior
flavor. As an evidence Of their superiority
over all other Strawberries that was in the
Baltimore market: when the best sold for II
cents per quart retail. Strandherg's Champion
Strawberries sold readily for 30 cents whole
sale, throughout the season. nor could he
supply half the demands At that price. They
were also sent to New York and pronounced
by Taylor, the hest ever sent to New York
market. | offer my plNits to the public, there
is no lnmhug about them. ] refer to gentle
men who have seen my Strawberries, and
some Of them examined my beds, and ready
to testify to the above as correct ! refer to
Gen. 7. Ti'gm,n, Col. S. Halnbleton, Col.
Rd. Thomas, Col. Ed. Lloyd, Dr., james Ii.
Martin, ESD. Daniel Lloyd, Esq. Morris o.
ColSon, JAS. y. Goldsborough, and DR.. Hard
castle. Esqrs.,
TALBOT COUNTY.--Col. Rd. France,
DR.. Owens, Mr.. Butcher.
BALTiMORE.-T plants will be ready
tut delivery the lst Of August. They will be
packed carefully in boxes, the roots covered
with muck, and can be sent any distance,
with perfect safety. Price $3.50 per hundred.
dcd tog&nd sent according to direction.
HENRY j. STRAWBERRY,
Easton, I ,lnDt County, Nd.
Mnrtn Goldsborongh, Agt. Baltimore.
August $. 1857.
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FANILE FLOUR;
THE LARGEST CHAIR

A Nd FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN
"A TIE CITY. MATHIOJ'S GAY sTRFET
WARERooMs No. 2j and ~ NoEru LAY STREET.
near FArETrE. where is kept always on hand or
IN .de to order, every style of French TErG.A-
TETES. in Plush, Hair Cloth. or Erouatelle
French Full Stuff and Medallion PARLoR Ann
CHAIRS. Carved PAuLon CHAIRS in SETS SovAs-
half French Spring Mahogany and WaInut rarer
CHAIRS; RoCKiSG CHAIRS, STUFF SPHiSG LouNG-
ELS. CHAMBER SUITS, CANE CHAIRS and RoCNl>E
CuMns; BARI Office and Dining CHAIRS, in
Oak Walnut or Mahogany, with Cane, wood or
Stuffed Seats Wood SEAT CHAIRS and SETrEEs
and ROCklNG CHAIRS.
Gilt and plain frame Looking Glasses OF every
variety and all kinds OF Beds and Hair and IiusE
Mattresses. \. MAJH!pT.
Nos % and p North Gay st, nenr Fuycue
May Ii y BALTIMORE
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For The Ccci Vine.


! wish to correct nagrmt report which
has been put in circulltion it is presumed by
som" OF the agents or their co-wprkcrs, OF
Kctchum's Combined Reaping and Moving
Machine. \ Clllengp was offered by me with
Manny's MsvliHr, made BY VIM. johnson &
Go. Newark, De-. against the kctchum ma
chine. for !; 23n, aud the chniirnge zen. nrrcy
rcrpca by any Of kc'cnum's agents; or any
other person. Notwithstanding it is and has
beer, reported ami my informant is resident
Of Elkton, 1t gentleman Of high standing.
that Mr.. Jacob Ash, one Of kctrhum'S agents
had actually las me on trial near Elkton and
had positively won the wager. Now ] do
hope, that il Mr. Ash had the trial by himself
an obtained the I. ~. he will certainly b"
the @cutl .intn to ret. r. it, as ] WAS ignorant
Of the loss, and do not want any advantage
taken of N" in the dark. il any of the
agents orricMds of Kctchums Machine insist
that there was II trial | will most asslirrdly
,cqicss. | knowing that fact being pres
cnt at Chcstcrtuwn Md. and Syracuse y. Y.
where war was declared, the battle fought
and gloripnsly won 10y Manys Machine,
kctclnm willing to smoke the pipe Of peace.
With miucl respect.
EBlNEXER WATSON.
august S. democrat please copy.)