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Sptpsftr TT mad feinem alien Yldss No. 131 6 arDtt.
ntefr r., Gfs BON 8antfr. 3urtdss tebrt. &r TT elm it6erer
5etratbs anselessnbeitsn. Gr lam ale Dtnss vOr aus fassn
@ates pbsr 8Sfe, fir Sol&t BITE tn @efabr itnb OSer 1naa
nebmltdfetten taben, er tanu Maen Bel en, bic etne ri 6tee
Nueabe psn tbren 9ebensuOrtp mnaifeu ta6raus, tabretn gu
Raben uuniasn. Sol6e baben TOR alter eenan ~anJu8eben
lpber etn3alenben, G6enfO ntrb er Wieb ain pratttstren uat
8uren Don aaen m~pfertBfen 3ranftetten an Wsnf&en unb
gteb MAIDEN. 4ae Dtejtntsen. tpelbe felt LANCER 8ett trant
hno uno ntht eeluno trerben tSAnen, unbetdnnter urfd6en
we9en, mSsen It'd an Or. SYlSeasr penben, er nitro ttnen ba.
tIber Mustunft eeben Mnb Ie betIen.
Natb Dtrb fur Arnte pber 6rGnte gratis ertbetlt.
Ssbtngungea fur Danten % &tS., fir 9erren so GtS.
Office tMnben BON s ubr @~prmtttaes Sic 10 ubr Mbenbs.
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Die gnrttssg reef Wttntn8. garnaee uub Munulaeturtas.
%eInftsen 8ebtngunseu sum gertauf an unb StrS fOl6es tn
paurse4sa ron ttaem 06sr me1r Gder %absetsn. -
gaasunb nj unperi.sbarem 8uFu6. Dielelbe wurbe fri.
Der gum. 8etrteb etaee j5&msls Ofens unb elmer WfapIc Be.
nIst. 9as Ganb ltegt tn elmer GAtfernung Don 4 DfeiIen
ron Der 0tsbt(fr. .grtte. in 4nne 4runbe1 &Duatp, tit wpbl
.~bepafert bur6 ME DertrOfnenee Qaeaen ltest ii elmer frbr
~8efanSsn GeBeaS unb bat etnen QdubunSsplaS nab Barft an
@urtts Greet. SObalb SO Bdmttten I'D ~angeRebet BADEN.
miro eiae 8erbtnbuns per 0amPfbUOt nit Baltimore etnse'
rtbtet perben. ft. - ~---
~NauFuftee tSnren cine &arte ptbt 9eI6ret6una bes Ran-
bs burt ben unterset6nefen tn Benz I.f6lfts<QptaT bs 9rn.
:. y; " saO n naO g . @D.Ai SaO S%parlesfr, OSer BEL
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SetCenOe leiet! p.
Rbtlaoe1pbia Wte6i3inifdbes Saus,
errIdtet rpr 5mel uno 8Uan5ig Sabren purd
DR.. Kinkelin,

DIR. Kinkelin,
@fe Der Drtten unb l1ntpa. StraBe, philadelphia,
3met uno 5man5i9 Sabre
bat Or: &tnteltn gu etnem Der erfOlsret6fen 4sr,ts
tn Ger Sur BON allen St %anfbetten 70 bElttf6cr unb aebeimer
Ndtur, nadanItbem ltnSer,nbeen ais elm 5tnberntR EUR Wer.
nerSpfe unb gefIle6tlt6e S6w66e, 6rant6eiten
Der paul, uno ipl1er, bic BON BEN NliBbrdu6 Spn Merfur
entiteben sentddt.
sNebmt be'cntere Scotia.
GS TT cine i6le @cpUbnbeit, Der Gb ,upsiler Sic Rroben
in Der @taiamfett e%rseben. bic nit tbhen . Bis su tbrsr WlSnns
BARRETT auFndhtt, une ipel0e, wenn ntbt in gebBriaer Belt ub.
8eeet, ntht muir trnittide 9tnbernfe berDprruft, fSnberm aud
sss gu estatr &tiEs Sn anPnltsnOen, Serfdnsls4en
0gentse. ODn ete;en, bic it'd bteltr Derrerbli6sn @epobnbeE
er.stben tnnen bte tranrt6en 8OIsen taoOn, bts ie bae ner.
gu1n8 une @entntbstanst9tett fipep. SteEe Sette 81, 2S, 90
80 unp 81 SDn Or. H.nttltn's BUD uber vSelbferbaltuRa."
UNI init ~8eppbnter Rift9tltt an bic Mrbet u oeben Dter f5
gun, 9tubtren gu bfFeiben, fen Sdrttt 1T TT 9e uab f6pd6
er 1T pumrt, unentfflpfen, un6 jetgt eibf In fttaen 0eranI.
eun9en tpenteer Ib6ttafett ais genb6uItG.
j. lgDenn sr f6 ron btefer @epppntett lpgretst, ebe bipfelbe tbr
SdftnmfeS HOabrdGt, unO perbeiratbrt It'd, 70 TT feline she
lstns frIssre 3POrbets perarfadt pDrfen it,. Dtefes ftn6
y strG@tMnetn ~ el@e pie ufmsrtfamtett
4t@er gage beftnben.
8ebaltet es i'm @etddtniR.
Dertentge. nelGer fD uuter Or. 8tnfeltn's 8ebanbluro
Dsrtrausn. uaO F& auf bs gerF6erans serlaTen, bag bic Sc.
betnnife Der &raNfsn Nm Or. 3tntslin niemaIs entbGqt MGR.
Ssu' 1etns %seHRnnn5 TT istt ben lesien swan3io 3abreu an be,
unb pine, philadelphia, 4a.
&ranfe in elmer Gntfernnnq,
BITE tbren Gaa sinfa8, Serbuaten NIT aaen tbrsn Synnptpmen,
IN etnsm Srtefe r%ttttbetIsn Unit Bstlblus elmer Oeraltung),
tHnnen Or. 8tntslins MeStstnen henteemd6 uuSer,aaltb mad
teDem SbeHe Der linton, entweber NIT Der YSf pber @rpres,
nae 70 gtpadt nm S&Gben nnb g~teu9terbe gu pe.PateH, GSer-
teIel Susenb unb Mannbarfeit !
@t1 traftOOlles 2eben D6er Gin frib3eitiger Sob.
&tnteltn iber Selbfsrpaltuna nnr Is Gents
Srtefe rel6e tenen gDe tt tn >tanps ent9altsH' @ereea
NIT I'm eetenecr 9pf NIT etnent GrertPlar peFtpeFf.
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8cbtnounQeu n.

Gin gtertet baar, Der Ref mad eth, 3pet un6 bret Satren
3u 3dbten. Rdufer 8rjBerer 9arjsaen labea Aaipru9 auf
.ldneere Jrtn. Stabtspropertp, S~ppptbsfen umb Steds ~ err
ben tn IaaGG angeno men sl sa
Dtels @elesenbett btetet beut fbsn NnFtbIern, bts @artens
ODER MarftsJdrnen iIben, peI6e oirefte Communication nit
Ger StaDt taben, etue saaftse Gel essnbeit gum Nntaaf.
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W1drft,

UJGUCIA
W ell. Or Wtarft mar 5ienlid lebbaft unb
@uper SOwarDlfraBe uno Sbic muroen gu
81 SO, @itp MiaS $4,374-$4,50 p~ertauft.
@rtru ObiO $4,874-$5, Sowurb So
1925 uno $5-$5,5O fir Gttp WaiG8 Grtra
$3.50; 9OWarOtr. Super $4, 5O-$4,
81 in Baltimore 9emabteae8 $3.50; 8az
milp $3.50. 4.
6O99enmebl 1926.
&rrnmebl $3,2O-$3,25.
Det5en ROTH 1O4@1O5, weiB 115@125,
au89ewdblt 128-135.
SOrn gels 55-58, weiB $3.50 @ts.
$ a fer Otarpt. 1913, peuni. IS Ste.
Nog9en OtD. II. 81. 65, 4a. 1911 Sc.
B9tSfep. SbiO 224-23 Gents /; Giq 22
@t8.; Country 213@22
Ga gStr seben umitcbeno cine eeuaue Ta-
nellie Don benz Di8fcntO Der perI4teDenen 8aufz
bpten TN bieit9eH Serfebr.
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SGdre S0blIn1 D0er eangbare Ndptere.
lnter pb ieen 8fbt eunget bteten MIR 5 I btatgen Qreiien
%tOlaenbe Mrtttet gum @erfaufe an, gum er0Bten IHeil aus IN
isrer stsenen 5abrtt unb tIr bersa bette Auahtdt Wtr 9arGns
ttren.
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8enfter, Omit unb Dbne 9Iaa) e
8lenSen,
8enfe : unb GtGreJlabrten, -
SpnbelsGfphen,
OGfens Qiel6nter +
Stmsmerf,
SrGger,
a Wtfteet Eenfer,
56fSeyne RdntnGmie,
S&efer Ramtnfmfe,
-sr.-- ... ..... S6tefer. gcsrbe,
Bau. Rura. 9nddrea,
Sen erelnS. s1...
panosotte9a, S6uber. Centre. Stumtn fir TGfeIperf, gee
LWntS'ee Stnls% trt unb Triger, 8IHJe SterWnoen. Benfe, ges
ptVx ~ne Do. Setle, 3uesriGWte %NuBtSben, 8affetne, Relt
vaaIe, Vgp$, Cement u. {. 10. Gbsn1o cine grpee @uSpdbl
aFgusItcnt ger M1tertalten unb @ertferun9en. rails
u. SsHee'e @roet ptrb pAnttli1 unb tn Der befsn 2Detie aes
Tts f gn0 fsrEss bic stastqsn @esnten tn @ars.
u INf pie g0et.Gaflstcn Giienbabn unb g dtefer.
ous osFs", MOT ron GGtenn SIT nnterf6eibeRben 0ahabmun.
Sn pPI n1ao0ner porp6pr unb psrtnef ;dteln easpttfhen
SrUfaaeS. peT9 antique, Gsat, fpantf dem @alwap Snb drberr
lSetaVDSusM Mrten Won WtarmDr, pel@e SnttattD men fbrer
nauttpaLti9tett unb Sarte. furpte S6Snbett uno GueerR biGies
gtelt Hpg, ME IbertrpHen itnb. - Ollie BON uns In biGfe1
Steien 9ehRterten Gr5stten fnS 70 Fen pplirt. bof de ibr,a
Vtan5 wei Longer nIS Der EG6tt MaruDr bdlten. unb pcn
Waup 99F niNt ~arge8rifea rereen. sic 1no 6 Wol 70 fart
etS Wutl@er WfdrrtOr unb bon SteI 16Enerem Nnfeten BET
0eSSuleG0er Hpfener lparnis SEQ. 81. 6tepeus,
~eartS'SN' S0. AZ, prattar., nabe Gpsars QDbarf.
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MfE MMM%E1ETT11 Cine 9artbie QDeiae, mel6e t6 Bet mi.
MENx- EIIlltktEETTT+nh nr N1w; fenbett AM R9ein felbR ausee.
$50 A05s ha6e, TT 70 e6en ansetOnmen nnb
-. perfaufe tb benfelben behn 8Orb, Dubenb
unb s.n5elner 8lafbe gu btatgsnt YreHe. = IS beinbet IT'D
Gdn3 alter. abgelage1ter gGetn fur 8rante barunter.
90 glstn 9ruber S oHn 5ett, Metampra Sale TT au.
tbOrttrt 0ert6ufe fur mid atSn 6lte5en. Gr"l
5etnr. 5ett,
Sebr.3,1Sabr 4Smbar6fr. 9eaOauarter Sc. .141.
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Gibbs $50 WaDntnfd)tne. N
Gibbs $15 Wd1n1afcbine,
Gibbs SIS SIGbnt1fcoiue.
Garanttrt, b6 fe ale @rten non gidtten 70 gut MAIDEN.
rte trgenb cine Der II euern Maf6tnen. sic werOen bs
sanse erfe Sabr btngur9 in Reparatar se6alten, S9ae Da6 20
or 8Gufer sas 8ertn9ae tcfet.
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10 Nfer u%neetabr 81 WetIen an her 8eIatr'ROd6, cuGttStrt
280 Mfer an Der philadelphia &dilr0ab eau 5arepDl b &: Is
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Gl9en' &iriabaumz , @tdenz, giuB6aums,
Yappels unb &tefern@N ubbol5
gut 8etrpfnet nub BON iebem @taas tit In Quant tt6ten unb
uater Ssbtpeaasen su p~erfaufea. psl&e trben Rdmfer befrte.
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tault., Burns unb. SlDan. ~
s~i'ss 40 6 8btffraBe 9Gerfte Dber -E.
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embteblen tfren Vetannten nno Dem Yublitunt I'M aassnats
81 ea @ a aren
duer Art S9lpfern, Ntetern unb Wabeln, QGfeln, g6srtieu.
an fir 3ti9ler une anbere 3OISarbeter, Saus. unb Ra8en.
9%eratpen, Mtttitn9-gDaaren. 2dmpen. @las.QBaaren Vpsels
E6f8e tn eIe8anter unb etnfaher NSrnt aueetferntn GcGae.
i0trren unb ansern Irttfela. = 9eparataren nerben prompt
une eauetbaft GusesfIbrt. = Bet reeler 8ebieanas balten
mir tets BITE b~tlteaen 9reife.
~ SLIDER pIattro artettsn ~SerfertiSeu MIR tn isber art.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-11-06
ELKTON ACADEMY

Frincipal-E. F. NJ. FAEHTZ, A. NJ.
Assistant Mrs. A. NJ FAEHTz and Miss
SARAH L. Brown.
Rates Of Tuition per Term:
LIST. CLASS.-SpclIing, Reading, Writing.
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic and
Grammar, SO 90
md. CLASS.-Thc above with Book Keep
ing, Elementary Algebra, Mcnsuralion,
Elementary Geometry, Nat. Philosophy,
History, Composition x Defamation $3.50
3rd. CLASS.-Physcal Geography, Chem
istry, Physiology, Nat. Theology, Astro-
Monty, Mental and Moral PhIosopy, Logic,
Rhetoric, Geology, Political Economy,
Mythology, History of Literature, Evil
dcnccs of Christianity, and Latin, $3.50
18th. CLASS. surveying, Higher Mathc-
MATES and Greek, Sc 50
Any Of the above named Branches, with
one Modern Language, French, German
OF Italian, $50
Withjwo or three mentioned, $3.50
EXTRAS.
Music on Piano or Melodeon pr term SIS co
Music Vocal. Sl0O
Pencil Drawing, $500
Colored Crayon or Painting in Water
Colors, $500
Each Of the two Winter Terms, to dciray
expenses for fuel, S;0.JO
No deduction for less than a weeks loss
OF time. [July 81, 1S5S-tf.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Esculapius Drug Store.
HeslGlrtes Esnbr0cutsoN!!

20 THIS Great Limmcnt is now almost uni
~ vcrsaly used the best Application for man
{ K or horse for all outward affections, such as
Sprains Pains. Bruises, Fresh Cuts Ehcu-
malism. Neuralgia. Nc. 1t gives instant relief
and makes far cares than any other !inanlcut
sold 1t is also found upon experience, to be
certain cure for charpei or cracked hands and
makes them white, smooth and soft TO those who
are annoyed with rough and sore hands it is g.
pccaly recommended 1t has gained the almost
entire medical faculty where it is known to It's IA
vor, and is largely prescribed in their practice
BENEFITS i.mbrocaiion. the great Linancnt
BeancFS DmrraGa .uiriure.
This mixture is too well known to need comment
II Is undoubtedly II safe and the most speedy cure
low known for Cholera Morbus Darrhora. Choic
aud all like affections of the bowels; and should
have Place i'll the medicine chcst Ofovcry family
as II might be required in time Of emergency TO
save ME. The season is now approaching for bow.
ct affections, and it is to be hoped that cl cry fam.
i'y VIII supply themselves with this mixture. "A
word 10 the wise Is sufficient"
BcAnetf'S Md,an OIL.
ms splendid preparation for the hair has stood
'he tcS' OF competition and rises superior in the
conflict OF Pomadcs, katharions, Rcgrncraors AID
an else kcgped uDon the people This Indian oil
Is truly deserving the name it bears as a clean
ana ihtiG"rang Tonic for the head and beauty jns
properties upon the hair.--lt is much improved
nclng now. by ftcrinY process, cleaned of all
impurities, and is balm sufficient to bcautfy the
mar without the Sreasy and gloomy appearance
gwen by most all hair preparations. 1t is also
put up IN larger bottles which makes it II very de-
s'rnhle aud cheap Hair Oil.
~ these medicines arc for sale by all Drug.
Ssts.-Aicychants and others mrst order from
JOSEPH :. BENNETT,
Apr %. 10i Market st. Wilmington Del
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DEGULAR DAILY TRIPS, (exccp, SUN
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and Tide WAITER Canal
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

I OS0 Benevolent ms tuition establish
lCJC."-,d by special endowment for the
relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted and Nru-
lent and Epidemic dilcascs
he Directors of this wcl-known Institution. III
ihcir Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
Diseases. Tor the year ending January LIST. 1858,
express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the lahors of the Consulting
Surgeon. in the cure Of Sperm atorrhca. Seminal
Weakness. Impotence GOnOrrhoe elect Syphilis
the vice OF OnaniSm or se!f-abuSe. &c., and o,icr
and continuance IF the same plan. for the ensuing
year. The Consulting Surgeon is authorised to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter with description IF their condi-
ton Gage, occupation, habits of life &c,) and in
eases Of extreme poverty. to FU NiSl MED!.
CINE FREE OF CHARGE. Some of the new
remedies and methods of treatment discovered dur.
ing the last year, are Of great value
An admirable Report on SrcrnatoIlooa or
seminal Weakness, the vice Of unanism Mastur-
baton, or set-nbusc. aud other diseases of the
sexual organs by thc onsuling Surseoa will be
sent by mail lin sealed envelope L Il l. T. +
CHARGE, on receipt of two stamps for POSTAGE
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and treat.
being Published for gratuilous distribution. and
will b. sent to the afflicted
Address for Report or Treatment. Dr. GEoRGE
r. CALnorN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Asso
citation, No south Ninth street, philadclphia.
Pa. by order of the Directors
EZRA b. IIEAETWELL.
GEO. FMncHnD, President
Secretary Jan 80, lSjS-ly
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IIEWES'
Premium
Super-PhOspahte of Lime :

MADE by dissolving Bones in Oil of Vitriol, to
1'I which is afterwards added:
Dried Blood,
Peruvian Guauo,
Sulphae Of Ammonia,
Snlphate of Magnesia, and
Nitrate of Potash
This Manure is manufactured expressly with the
view 20 meet the deficiencies the soil of the States
OF Delaware and Maryland, and in order that
should make no mistake. | have made a careful
study hf The Geology of these States. and from
winch, together with the ana yss of over one hun
ared ana fifty different specimens Of soil taken
from all parts of the States 1 have become thor
oaghly acquainted with their condition and the
ingredients in which they deficient
have accordingly compounded a manure which
VIII supply these deficiencies, and at the same
time render soluble such ingredients as 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 he
permanently enriched
would here remark that am fully aware of
me fact that no special manure will supply the
deficiencies of EVERY soil, and therefore it is that
nave spent so much time in making myself ac-
quanted with the condition of the soils of these
sfates before attempting to supply Il Manure to
meet their deficiencies, and from which L have
FOUND that 1t was necessary to alter the composition
Gsomewhat), Of this manure from that which bave
been making for the last four years, with SO much
success for the soils Of the state of Pennsylvania
For the convenience of Farmers. | have appoint
ed as agents for the sale of my Super Phosphate of
Lime, HENRY S. Sites, Elkton Mu,
N. d. HAMMOND & SON, Newark, Del.
PRICE, $40 PER TON, $1,000 lbs.)
P. s agents WANTED.
ty soils. Ores. &c Analysed by applying at
my office, No. 80 East Gay street.
West Chester, Chester county, Pa.
Aug 81, 1S5s-3m.
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WINCHESTER s. 60,
GeMtlemen's Furnishing StoYc,

Patent Shoulder Seam Shirt Mandatory
A 7 THE OH STAND, No. 7O6 CHESTNUT STREET..
n PHILADELPHIA, Opposite the Washington
uouse)
sonnl supervision OF the Cutting and Mnnufactur.
ing departments. Orders for Ii is celebrated style
Of shirts and Collars filed at the shortest notice
Persons desiring TO order shirts. can be supplied
WIN the formula for measurement, or application
by mail.
Constantly on hand. varied and select stock of
Gentlemcn's Furnishing Goods
~ wholesale orders supplied on liberal terms
Sept. 4. lSjS-ly
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and Tide Water Canal.
= The STEAMBOAT
h PORTSM on L IL,
y<.r:-:-i..l,S--e9}tA se- Capt. Travers, leaves
s=aaxssx sSsss sssssssS.a lower end of W e t
Falls Avenue every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, ut q O'Clock. Returning
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wedncs-
day and Friday ut 5 O'Clock, and Uayre dc
Grace ut D O'clock p. m.
The Steamboat .lUNIATA, Captain J. W .
Tomlinson, leaves same place every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening at & o'clock
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening AT 8
O'clock p. m.
PASSAGE, so Cents
E-Frci.hts received daily a, Baltimore
until O'Clock, and al Port Deposit until %
O'clock; carried at low rates and carefully
attended to.
UDupicate receipts for Freights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at lIavre de Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned TO
him for any point on the Pennsylvania Canals,
Or will ship any fret his intended for Bal
tmorc, Philadelphia or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore.
r. ALIEN. TAYLOR, AIT II. dc Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
G5-T The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt
Tomlinson. being in complete order, can be
chartered at any time.
N. B.-GRAIN purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse of j. Tome
x Co., Port Deposit who also keen for
sale, Guano; Plaster; Fish Salt Croasdale
Y Mitchell's, Allen 4 Needles and De Burg's
Phosphatcs, and New York Bone Dust.
April IL, lSjS.-tf
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE!

SSIE WOULD CALL YOUR attention
W to Dct& Il Dunhams Patent Cam Power
RcGpjns and lI2wina IT1cis,oe,
with new aud improved CUTTER BAR Thi,
Mach no il constructed without cogs cranks or anv
complicated works; it is very light. strong and
Ssimp'e; well calculated for billy as well a. level
land One pair Of horses is sufficient to work il
all day with great cts. in all kinds of grain or
grass Of the heaviest kinds or under any circum
stances This machine is very durable. Grht of
draught and warranted to cut from ten to fifteen
acres per day with onopa;r of horses and with tho
new Improve Cutting Bar, there is no trouble
with the machine choking or clo-sing. which has
away been great annoyance with Rcapng and
Moving Machines
We arc now building anil manufacturing tho
above Machines. and Farmers who intend pur
chasing Machine this season wonll look 10 their
own interests to give us call before purchasiu.
any other Machine
SHAW & ARMSTRONG;,
Machine Shop Orange St. between 9TH 4 9th SITS,
Pylc's Eui'ding. Wilmington. Del
We take pleasure in referring Farmers - the fol-
loving practical farmers in the vicinity of vii.
mIlgon, who are using the Machir,s AID viii
state lis capabilities and advantage .lno Richari
son. Jr, JOS. p. Richardson. Edward I. Dellub,
barbara Carr, William p. Richardson. John
BrhhlGru. MAY l. lSJS-Gm
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nlsealmieal.
New Carriage Mandatory
ELKTON, md.
H UAEH &, 70

ID RESPECTFULLY inform ;he public that
L. lthey have commenced the manuiactory
oi carriages in Elktoh, at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbank, where all
orders in their line will be promptly attended
10. Carriages of every description made to
order, Of the best material and the most faith
iul orkmanship and Insured for one year: if
properly used. having practical acquaint-
ance with the business, acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia, and having
some of the best workmen in their employ
they illtter themselves that their work will
compare favorahly with that done in the
cities, as to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy the public, on these points,
is fair trial. They solicit a share Of the
public patronage.
U5-Old carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, at moderate rates,
march II ~.
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GriSt and Flour Mill.

TNl1E subscriber having taken the Grist
l. and Flour Mill, at North East, lately
occupied by Thomas p. 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 Il share
Of their patronage is respectfully solicited.
:, He will keep stock of Flour, Meal and
Feed of all kinds, on hand for sale.
He will also purchase Grain, at all times,
at the highest market price, for CASH
GEO. CHANDLER.
North East, Sept. 4, lS5S--Gm.
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REGULAR ROUTES RESUNED!
For Sassafras and Elk Rivers.

ron Dep0sH anu III ttfc-de-Gfdce, lIdrytGnd.
nS, STEAMER LADY WILMER Captain
$3.50 WIZ WILSON, having been thoroughly
overhaucd ant put in complete repair
for carrying Freight, and handsomely fitted IN for
the accommodation of Passengers leaves Pine st.
Wharf, Philadelphia. every WEDNESDAY AF-
ERNoON. at o'clock, Tor Winners Point Nd.
touching ut Port Herman and Fords on the Elk
River; Turner's Creek, Fishers, Cassaday's
Georgetown and Fredcricktown on the Sassafras
RETl RNlNG, leaves Winners Point ut o elk
n. m. Thursdays, and Frelcricktown Mt 9 e IN .
touching at all the above Landings, reaching
Philadelphia early Friday morning
For Port Deposit aud Har,e-dc- Grace.
Every SATURDAY, at 2 p m, from the same
wharf
RETURNING, leaves Port Deposit at 2 D. M.
Mondays. arriving in Philadelphia early Tuesday
morning, touching at lIavrc de Grace, Fords and
Port Herman each way
FARE, ONE DOLLAR MEALS EXTR
~ Merchandise, Furniture, Grain. Agricultural
implements. Seed Hor es. Cattle, Sheen. &c
taken at Low Rates. ~" Vor Freight or Passage,
apply to Captain Wilson on board the boat
B.-All Freight to Turner's Creek must be
prepaid. hnarch 90. Is5S-tf