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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

fHtNfN NtGcfikTKD WIN AArAN-ruE gN.NCi-
PATTON QUESTION AMI ruE NOHLRS-RKLsTtuSs
wiTu CHtNA RESTORED ESrogr TRaDk-tcs OK
Tuk NESs.
The Russian Ambassador Japan hal arrived a. Mar
settles with an advantageous treaty wbeh he had sue
Cseded n negotiating
The - Petersburg Northern b. pnhlishes
81 the esahshnlen, " The relations between RIs
and Chinese. hc 10th of August. a. Sebongouts
thken koudgB. IN Western China and the solemn naugu
ration ~ Tho tons llar factory
tpuuf rfCalatnc ~ Italy .to ihe efe fnss the
FtNperor al EussH ~ order ta make his maritime pueor
Al Villa frapea more coCtua dtsred 10 purchase sbe
pracipaiay Fl Nnrago, wheh 4 almost clos. was
believed that large oief wOIN Rot b. refused by the
prnre ri hora,D
Tie FurcrQf A;zauier nas Addressed ma roSi,y Of
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= Card from senos Mss"ei de Emb,I.

manifesto proclamation has been circulated
through the cry dated the Goth INST, addressed 10 the
Cuban people, urging them 70 revcluton and having my
name appended thereto. AZ J have never signed any
such document and do not interfere in political questions
will feel obliged by your inserting nv remcnstrance
against my nare ibus being used wibopt my copsn,
authority. MIGUEL DE Fagu.
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81 rHFaF EotRT--I MBERS.
R,inrn Hon Inslrc Snfhnriand

Nov. gs -DoRid r. Stki,s ~ BOARD of Cs,s,y ian
This came again this morning, when
Judge Whiting for The respondents objected 90 the road
nr q any further sdavds the Part q the rela,or
and contcnded that the Court bad iursdc.on the
ground that ali legislative bodies exclusive iudtcs
Of the Qualification NJ 10 members. After some
slight dcTuiory discussion the Court intmaied that he
would ecnfne the counsel The qustiou 10 Mr. sckies
interest in the election FOR the purpose % granting ths
mandarnus, and requested thai counsel would Uounne
themselves a. that pont The argnment wac then pro
rsttS.si Il IA
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nov. rs -Ss,asel N. Goaoa ~ ippieion Co.--on
motion Of plaintiff counsel an order entered that the
causc b. put od for the term and leave 10 amend the
complaint granted on payment ~ costs.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

Mr. wnIrEnousE's pEFENCE coSriNt Ep--uts uurts
tOR rHE FINAL fRiJ urH OF THE CABLE.
NJ. Whehouse, the electrician. a9siu writes to ~
Atlantic Telegraph Company the subject of his coavc
ton that The cable may VET b. rendered available H.
that cSpc mcnts have clearly demonstrated
that the system o testing heretofore resurcd ~ s
10 the last degree alacious AMI ngancusvc aud that
With such ofcrrof underlying an the oletr
opinions wlish have been relied upou, hr una4iuvlca
Demonstrations which be has obtued induce hiua Ia
bsce 70 tc enterprise, Al once o. impeaeh te val3ty
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Es Orsyne ~ BrRroS's rHssrss This house win ~
opened for the winter night with the American
comedy, Estrernes in winch several artists new 10
this public WIN ,axe parts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-16
SHAW & ARMSTRONG
CLOTHING! CLOTEygNG!!

Now Is the Time to Get Your Fall and
Winter Clothing!
VA NJ. q. LOWE, No. 81 Market Street,
W has on hand an unusually large stock
"i FALL and WINTER CLOTHING. which
he Intends to sell at extraordinary low d ices.
All who desire good and cheap garments
Should call at once. At tins store will h,
found over COCO garments, CONSISTING Of
Dress and Frock Coats, of American, French
and English cloths, Cassimcres and Sa,tjnct,.
line cloth Ovrrcoats and Raglans of superior
Pllot and Beaver cloths, of substantial
quality. y large stock Of Pants, Vests.
shirts, Drawers. Also a large stock Of Cloths
and taSsimcrcs on hand. which will be made
up cheap to order. Gail and examine for
yourHe'Ngs. Don't forget No. 81 Market
street, NiImington, if you wish to save
money. Sept. -, lSjS-3m.
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WIN. GRANGE e. CO..
COMIUISSION AND PRODCCE
MERCHANTS,
No. 3 Exchange Place, Baltimore, N

No 3 Exchange Place, Baltimore, Nd,
A RE prepared to supply agriculturists
N with the pure Eide Island Guano from
the coast Of Lower California, at Wholesale
prices.
This Guano is now acknowledged to be
the best in use. a description and analysis
by the most eminent Chemists will be found
in the American Farmers Magazine. 1t is
in several respects ahead of all other Guanos
as proved by the several experiments mace
with it by some Of the best farmers in the
State.
DR.. Wharton, President of the Maryland
Agricultural College, ut Bladcnsburg, laid
out last Spring 10 squares Of land, all Of the
same size, and used on each different fer
tilizer, including Peruvian and all other
kinds, and sowed oats on all on the 9TH of
APRIL but the patch on which Eide Island
Gnano had been used is conspcnousiy ahead
OF all the other patches, the blades being
higher, stronger and promising far greater
yield than any Of the other patches.
Price $40 per Ton, (ncimiine baes)
G,TSamplcs on view at this Office, as also
at Mr.. David NJ. Taylor's and at MIR. jacob
Johnson's, Howard House, Elkton.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF GROUND
BONES always on hand. Price 1913 to $50
per ton. [July 10, lS58--3m.
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s,lauarss, faynlIllg ampIslnfnts, ST.
4 LIEN &c NEEDLES
SunGr- PHOSPHATE Of Lime.


WE agHn offer the above 10 Farmers and
w Dealers. ass ring them that they viii at al!
times, aud under al circumstances, receive the
s.rc GuoD ARTICLE thsy have herst, fore
Purchased If ~
N pubic Nil please bear in mind that our
EueCn-rEUspHArE or LINZ is algaYs
TEE SAME IA QUALITY.
VIZ arLi RELIABLE FFRTIL:zaRs, OF HoSH Ar ALL
Ihra, remarks are rcnlerc necessary from the
t'ct lhat taISa humber uf articles puIportinS to
be Superb hoSphs les offered f,r sale, which
are So! VIA: they arc represented 10 be.
cur new pamphlet il in prces aud will be ready
FIR ti.t -3at3om IN few days. We shah be pleased
t. s.ul copies GrHtutousIy ~ mail 10 our friends
mhsn desired.
Price SO per e0Oo lbs. q, cents pr. lb)
EF@A liberal deduction made to pe.lcrs ~
PICiFlC OCEAN GUANO.
Having sold This ttuano for fons years past. we
safely recommend it. 1t has bscI tried side
BY side with Peruvian 0uano and is pronounced
fully equal 70 it in al respects. We refer to our
New Pamphlet. contan.ug letter. respecting it,,
aud much other interesting matter Of value 10 the
furmer
No. l. G0rcnmcm Pe,mqaa G [ i 80,
For SALE At THE LOWEST RATES.
We have also for sale
AMERICAN GCANo from Bakers Island,
GROUND BONES and Pure BONE DUST.
POUDKErTE, PLASTER and such her Fer
tilihcrs as We feel safe in rcu0Inmeudug
vi Goods can b, loaded ut either font of our
Ware houses. Ample facilities are afforded IN
loading Wagons and attending to the horses
~ Tho lending Agricultural Journals and
News papers are regularly flied at OH for the
use OF Farmers. ALLEN Il NEEDLES,
No. AZ South Wharve5. and IL South Water st.
First store above Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Aug q, lSjS-3m
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Now Carriage Mandatory
ELKTO.E, .WD..
II. a, ETA2,E. s. 60.

7 oESpECTFlLL LILY inform the public that
hathey have commenced the mandatory
OF carriages in Elkton. at the shops formerly
occupied hy Robert MarsIihank, where all
orders in their line will cronptlyHttrnlcd
TO. Carriages Of every description made to
order, Of the best material and the most ia it'll
full Workmanship and insured for one year. if
property used. having practical acquant-
ance with the business acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia. aud having
some of the best wOrHncn in thcir employ
they tilttcr themselves that their work viii
compare faVoraIhy with that done in the
cities, as to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy the public, on these points
is a fair trial. They solicit Il share of the
public patronage.
EJ~Ohl carriages taken in exchange for
new and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, at n.odcrate rates,
march lily.
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PLEASANT GROVE
Classical AMI. T0nNo ladies'

CCH0OL.-Thc WINTER SESSION will
~ commence on the last Wednesday Of
October, continuing five months.
TERMS :-Boarding, Tuition, Light, fuel,
&c, per session, SO 90
Lessons on the Piano and Melodcon. 20 90
Ancient or odcrn Languages (each) 3 90
For circulars. or further information ad-
dress J. A. Blake. or
j. 7. DORIAN, A. NJ, Principal,
Pleasant Grove. Lancaster county,
Sept %, lS5S-3w' Pa.
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G0ncoticllal.
Seminary fer Young Ladies,
No. CAREY Street, near FraHktin Square.
BALTlM ORE.
NT;ss Jane Cumming, Principal


HTiss Jane Cumming, Principal.
Miss NJ. Patterson In the Primary Department.
Mons f'Iluiller, Professor Of frereh.
Otto SEtIo, Professor of Music
Emil Kvt, Professor Of Drawing & Painting
r,1HtS poarllirg and Day School viii open on the
L WEsT MONDAY X SEPTEMBER. in the
connoi ous residence which has been purchased
expressly fer School purposes, Particular attcn.
ton is called to its desirable locality,
hining the advantages of tho country with those
Of the city. In this SEMINARY advantages will Ice
afforded for acquiring superior EdweHtion
Teachcrs and Professors "t Experience and skill
viii give Instruction in the yHrOus branches Of
thorough Education. tarcGul mental and moral
training. aided by indirous plans Is ,he basis Of
this syatcm of instruction The discipline will be
in eligent, mild. Grm. The manners morals and
the d disposition Of the heart will he cultivated with
ussidujty. n regular record viii be kept Of the
conduct, and proficiency Of the scholars with
view TO inctc TO correct depCr. ncut, and per-
seycring industry.
Terms For TIE SCHOLASTIC YEAR,
QrAGTErLT IN ADVANCE:
TUT ion for Day Scholars in the Lower an m
English Studies 7'oVV
Tuition for lay scholars in the Higher Ga m
English Studies, o'V'
Igtin. 2B0O
French 2LGO
Music Piano. = Coco
Drawing. 200D
Painting. 1000
Stationery. rer quarter, / 90
ir" ,o' ~ i.;io ,, ,,,,,,or a AK
,;ssVo 5nt,'l ~. d Iii, -''
~ roa1rnI " to "' ,,', '1i ,,.
p,,,iIs NAV onicr fr ~ tr - ;,-r
lsf;,,h'o ,i,t ,la,, ,i,II ,,, - I' -, ', r.
H., , i''''' '"'' ''''"' ''''' ~ '"' 'P0''"a q
.r
TERMS FOR B0ARDTDG Pupils:
let The scholastic year commences on the first
Monday of September and closes the last Of June.
1,,.I TIE
branches, payable quarterly in advance, $3.50.
I'd. No extra charge made for beds, bedding,
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IIENVIISS
Premium
Super-Phospilate Of Lime ;

MADE by disSolving Bones in OIL of Yitriul, to
Ifl which is afterwards added
Dried Blood,
Peruvian Guano.
Sulphato of Ammonia,
Sul phaic Of Musncsiu aud
Nitrate of Potash
This Manure is manufactured expressly with the
view % meet the deficiencies of the soil Of the States
OF Delaware and Maryland and in order that
should make 10 mistlke. have made n careful
study of the Geology OF these States, and from
which together with the anal ysis of over one hun.
dred and fifty different Specimens Of soil t-Ecn
from all parts Of the States, | have be.,nle thor.
osShly acquainted with their e.rdition and the
ingrel tents in which they ure deficient.
| have accordingly compounded manure which
will sGrry these deficiencies and at the same
mc render soluble such ingredients az exist in the
soil which are at present unavailable and incapa-
bic Of being taken up by the plants so that by the
application Of this Manure the soil will not only be
enabled to yield large and abundant crops, but be
permanently enriched
| would here remark. that am fully aware Of
IN" fact that no one special manure will supply the
4rhcenccs OF EVERY soil, aud therefore it il that
/ have spent so much time in making myself ne
qnnintcl with the condition Of the soils of thcsc
states before attempting to supply Manure to
meet their deficiencies, and from which / have
found that it was neccsSaryo alter Tie position
tSoinewhat). of this manure from that which / have
been making for The last four years with so ,nu,h
success for the soils Of the state of Pennsylvania
For the convenience of Farmers. have appoint
gu is agents for The sale Of my Super Phosphate o:
Lime, HENRY S Sites. Elkon. Ma.
n. 3. HAMMOND & son, Newark, De,
EELGE, $i5 PEER TGN, $1,000 lbs)
p S--AGENTS WANTED.
~ coils. Ores, &c Analysed By APPLYING at
my Office, No. 30 East Gay street
West Chester Chester COUNTY Pa.
Aug. 81, lSjS-}m.
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l(Flwill0iou.
WATCHES, JEWELIY
ggE.EEEs ETSEr.


~ ZiEA FERRIS & son. Cursrrof E-rr-o
u = ANr MAEfEr SRI LErs NunI,grov hlye
i=%zz7' on hand iAr largest a>s'r mcut 81 iue
" ~ tIiit~. JENELNl ami SIhNEi.N to
o' f" ndiu the ~fa,r. and respectfully solicit I'll,
attention Of iur a,t2crs Ut i.id>i"N oni i's yr'n
~ 10 our S'"'" CONSISTING III part 81 the Io6"tns
..c,.,,.,.
49," '''',i' " - = - l. :" '''' " '"'@r 'iS'3E
~ ','..''''' VS. l"''"''"''tt h"'1heS. so!e
Chas Etcvcrson's do. d. do,
M. ,orler !ri'cN and Lover Watches.
~ = ,"''> q t"S Nr'tpHi ai"Ee'.
"9E "hhiS"" ID. do. made ex.
l',,.''y .,i ~
n h"'l"'gh do" do
''@' "i"'H!"eu 90. do. ,'ta,lTay
''H',F'I -
J"sh. ftm"cl'ons do. DO.
-: '''I IT 't"t" DO. do. ,isa.iwly
l'i'' Ny!GFH|.l
oHo' Ao''"lH d '".S 90. d'.
FINE SWISS " tTCIlE-
jules lnrse-on Coprahrson Nhronomat,r.
\ HeEirc Geneva Nhrnlonete,s
II. Capt Gcaaya Lev cr ant l,piucs ivory fre,
Narh","n Constantine Geneva yer; Gnel
lanes '"nrr"ifer. UeueYa
II. pathcy fcgtcu.
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II EN- RY ella NTON,
: EsHTOY Es2slDasE. nsge..

D Il 4 l. + r IN GRAIN
Nd AGENT for the sale of Port kcnnc-
Ady Lime The highest cash prices paid for
Wheat and Corn delivered at any point on
the Chesapeake u Delaware Canal.
155~Linc delivered at any point on the
Canal, Delaware X Philadelphia and Bilti-
moro Railroad, or Bohemia. SasSufrls or
Elk River. TAug. %, l8jS-3m.
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Chester Female Seminary,

CHESTER, Delo,rmc County. Pa.
DEN. GEO HOOD, PnIScirAL. A Family
Al boarding School, with Five accomplished
Teachers.
FALL IEGM-netobey 1, to December %,
for Board anl Tuition. Sii 90
WINTER IEkM-Januury 3, to April g.
for l:oorl and Tuition, so 90
SUMMER IERM-May 2, to August 8, for
Board and Tuition so 90
iiy"Day Scholars. from s. to Sl4 per term
REFERENCES = Rev j Mclntire. ID d. Pearce
~ For Catalogues, inquire of the Principal
Sept 1, lS5S--Sm#.
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JAMES w. MAXWELL.

A TFORNEY AT LAW AND REAI.
"A ESTATE AGENT.-Oihco on Main
street, opposite Dr.. Wailacc's Drug Store
Prompt attention gwen to all business in
trusted to his care. Jan 0, lS5S-tr.
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NO IuE PUBLIC

TIE undersigned having been elected to
L. the Office Of Constable in the Third Flee
ton District Of Cecil county, offers his ser
vices to the Public in that capacity. PROMPT
attention will be given to the collection Of
claims, and to all other business entrusted
to him. LUCiAN b. ANDERSON,
Dec 10, 1881 Cherry Hin, Crcil CO.. Md
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RF AGNIFICENT STOCK OF LADIES'
Lfh DRESS GOODS at +. BROWN. JR'S.--
Rich Lustcrcd Black silk Handsome Plaid and
Stripe silks Bayadere Challa Robes New style
Lawns and Patterns, Beautiful Leyella. All Wool
Delaincs only 81, rich Printed Briliants Side
stripe Challa, New Stella and Figured Shawls
White Marseilles fol Ladies', and Misses Basques
with suitable Trimmings, have received Paraaols
and for Ladies and Misses, also Ladies' silk
Umbrella particular attention paid to selecting
Ladies' and Chidren's shoes, Hosiery, &c.
Apr Il.
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EGDVV AIRED ASSOCIATION,
TI!iLADELPlElA.

0SO A Benevolent institution establish
iCsyC. sd hysrcca endowment. for the
relief of the sick and di.re.sel ali ced and Niru
The directors Of tAis waj-kHown Tn$tituton. in
heir Annual Report upon HE treatment Of ScSurI
Diseases. for the yotr ending January st. lsJS
express the highest srti faction with the sucar2s
which has attended the iahors Of the CONSUMING
surgeon. i'll the cure Of S-prrI- atoIrlmi. Seminal
Weakness, Impotence Gonorrhm Glrct syphilis.
the vice IF OEauism or set abuse. &c. and order
and continuance If the Samc plaH, FOR the cusI,Hg
year. The toTauliiug surgeon is authorised 10
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRNIS, to all who
1Mly ~ LETTER. with de- urip.ion cr their couli.
toa tHGc. occupation, h. bits Of lGe. BE y am, in
cases ii extreme poverty. to RI NISH MEUi.
GIVE FREE OF CHARGE Some Of the ucW
rmcd'c and methods ftrc.stmc. t. lscoy CT. d dur
iIg the last year. are Of great y;lu,.
An admirable report on II rrmatorr'rca. or
seminal Weakness, The wee of Nnani.m u a'ul-
hat,on, or sc'fahus'. AID v'hgr dis ass ot the
sexual or;,ns by thn ConsuIiiu. Surgeon VIII be
>crt by mail in d sealed cnyc!orpl + Il l. l. o Z
CHARGE. OF receipt Of two siilps for postagc..--
other Reports aut Tracts on the nature AID ;r,at
mcLt Of sexual diseases. diet &c., arc constantly
being rahl shed for. grl'tl.tous di.niLu,iun. aud
viii ba scnt to the all te;ci.
Aiif = for Report or Treatment DR. GEoRGn
r. CALrorH, tUI sulli z S',r.ron. Howard Asso
citation. 80 > south NiH'h street Philadelphia
Ia. By order %. the Directors.
EZRA i. ll.lltTWErI,
Gro. ThWCnilo. Pr..iGc.t
Secret ~. Ian 90. laJS-ly.
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NOTICE..

THE Subscriber having been appointed and
commissioned by the Governor, JUSTICE
OF TIE PEACE for Cecil county. IS now
prepared to transact all business apprrtaiming
to-that Office. JOSEPH +. CANTNELL.
Elkton, Mar 6, 1858
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-16
I}ENIONA AL

WYNN. J. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first stony of"1hc Cecil
Whig' Building. where he may always be
found rcadyto give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. 1U--tf.
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DENTAL NOTIrU.

~ II. MUSGROEE, having permanently
r.. located in this town, tenders his pro-
e-sgz>s tcssional services to the citizens oI
QLILD Ellton and vicinity. Ohice neatly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May j--tf.
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10Y TO TINE LITEnl
yTOI NG AMERICA NICIuNlOUa,-ouc small
Il box Of Pills currs liHc:y.uinc cases out Of Il
hundred. No Basum 10 Mercury. no o,ot on
the breath. n" fear OF detection. Two small Pills
dose; tas;elcss and harmless ms water Fuli
directions ARE given, SO that the pa icnt can cure
himself us certain with the advice Of the most
experienced surgeon. and much better than with
he advice foLc Of little experience in this class
Of diseases.
,$7SENT ny Mail To ANY rlRr o. THE Corx-
TRY, by enclosing one doar to DR. y. & WALTON.
No. lat North Seycuth street below Race, rhi'a.
dclphia. A Liberal discount to the Trade None
genuine without the WRITTEN signature Of d. &
Walton rIupfeor
I'r W $ treatment for scIf,abusc. We ,kness. Sc.
is entirely different from ,he usual course Or W.
has cured huudrc Is who have tried others without
benefit The trr iimru is a. certain To cure as the
sun is to rise. Enclose stamp. and address hr
v. as above. giving full history Of your case
and you will bless the day you made the effort to
secure what is clr'an--A RADICAL CURE.
Jan 30, l1J3-Iy
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Grist and Flour Mill.

FENllE subscriber having taken the Grst
II and Flour Mill, at. North East, lately
occupied by Thomas +. Wollaston, would
Inform the farmers and public in general.
that he is now prepared TO do all kinds of
Grist and Merchant Work, to which u share
Of their patronage is respectfully solicited.
lie will keep stock of Flour, Meal and
Feed Of all kinds, on hand for sale.
lie Will also purchase Grain, at all times,
at the highest market prize, for cash.
GEO. CHANDLER.
n Orth East. Sent. 4, lSJS--Gm.
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JAS. e. NcCUEEOVGEE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in
1 Chancery. --Onicc under the .IiUwurd
Main Street, El,ton, Md.
Elkton, March 10, lS55--tf
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FARMERS TAAE N0TIcC =!
WV WOULD CALL YOUR attention
to IeitA y uunhams pntcnt nnm rnwnr

w h'tisb lAll lG.R attention
~ to bcitz nuuham's Putcut Cam Power
Keeping oni lIoriae l;arh,,c,
with new AMI improved CUTTER BAR, Th;4
Mach Ii" IL constructed without cots ear Ks o., uny
complicated wu'ks; it is very lsht. >troir nn,
>nr e; well calculated for hlY as well ls level
land. one pair of horses is sufficient to work il
all DAY with great esn in all kinds Of rr,;n or
grass Of ihn heaviest kinds or IN Ter any eiy,,,,n.
stances !llS mtchime is vcrv durable. lt,rlt Of
dr"u&ht and warranted to eat from ten to Gftrrn
acres per day vi one pair Of horses an with ,ha
hrW improved Cutting Bar there is no lronhIe
with the m1ehiuo choking or cogsin.. which h,s
ai"al$ been great annoyance with hcali.n. and
Moving Machines "'''-
We are nov building anil manufacturing tho
'bole Machines. and Farmers who inteni prr
eh'''t 3 Machine ,his so,sop woul look to their
own interests to give Us " c@Il b,foro purchasing
any other Machine
SHAW & ARMSTRONG;.
Machine shop. Orange st. hc'wrru 5ih & ,i,b sts
I!!cs Euiidjng. Wilmington Dol
we take pleasure in referring Farmers - the r,-
loving pr,c,ieli farmers IN the vicinity Of Wil.
ihi, &. "n. Who are using; the NJ chir,s and. viii
state i'seap,hiitio' and advantage .J5. E,c}vr,l
son. il. los +. hichorlson. Edward T. Gc,lrL.
Barb ri Carr, William p. Eichar,l.oa .I,hn
"F''i"n!. May /. lSjS--t;u
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Newark Female Seminary.

rHNlIE next Session of this Institution will
Il commence the FIRST WEDNESDAY
IN SEPTEMBER.
TLEMs.-Board and Tuition, Sl5O per
annun. 10 Catalogues containing other
information may be had by addressing the
Principal, MISS II. ClIAMBERLAIN,
July q, 1858--1Ow. Newark, Delaware.
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Attention N0UsekeqncYs!

Attention NoHsekeepcrs!
ENiIE subscriber having purchased the entire in.
A. tcrcst of Mathews and johnson, in the newly
established
FloMT and Feed Store,
in ELkTON, nearly opposite the Howard House.
respectfully invites the attention ofh friends and
bousekeepers generally, to his well selected stock
of
FAMILY FLOUR:
among which may at all times hc found the follow
ing brands Extra Family White Wheat Flour.
EXira oupcrtine; Common SupcrGne; Middlugs
RYE FLOUR AND GuCKWllEAT:
v hitc and Yellow Corn Meal; White ship Stuff
Common do; Bran; Corn and Oats. ground: Corn
and Oats in the grain, potatoes; all Of which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices,
HHOLESALE OR RETAIL
~ All articles delivered within the!imits olthe
town, free Of cost.
: y Country Produce takcn.in exchange
Every effort will be made to plcnse The pub
lie, and their custom thankfully received
May 10 ly WIN. T. GILES.
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TE1liE undersigned having been elected 10
{ the office Of CONSTABLE in the Second
Election District Of Cecil county, Md. , offers
his services to the Public in that capac ity.
Prompt attention WILDE given to the
St0E4EEs}'s gDE OF CLAIMS,
aud all other business rntru steu to him.
n. ALEXANDER COLMARY,
Pest Oilice, Chesapeake City.
July 81, lS5S--@m.
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WIN PlEATEy EWING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
\ d SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
Sept I. Elhtos, ma.