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fletalpital.
STOVEs! STOVES!

4 LDRlDGE x Co., are now receiving
a thelr iaiI supp of Cooking and Parton
stoves; among whie are to be found OH
Royal cook nat Top, hrec sizes; the Glbce
Alr-iight for wood or oal: the Belle of the
states the Royal Enrscd Fire Box, for
wood the Girard Alright for coal or wood
the Golden Cook for wod. improved the
opdIand Home, Il beautiful wood Stove
an entirely new pattern. e,vated oven and
great variety OF other cooking Stoves II ot
named, all superior Baars, to which
we iarite the attention Of alp ersons want
ing stoves. as We know that wtcan sell them
AS low as they can be boughtm any othrr
market. We have also, Il giat variety Of
Pau. or and Hall Stoves, both ic wood and
coal.
The Public are Respectfully invited t.
can ana examine our assortment, Were can
also be found Il great many housekeeping
MticicS such rs stretching Irons. uSt iron
tio'lowwarc. Tined and purCclanc laed for
preserving purposes, Glass Globe LatornS,
Fluid Lamps, Japan ed Tin ware, lrench
Wash Bowls. Britannia Table and Tea SPOONS
Iron table and Blasting do. Waffle Inns.
Soap stone Griddlcs, Sheet Zinc Dicfan-
sons Patent Butter lHrn, very supefor
article; harcoal and Stone coal Furnaces.
&c. all ofwhich will hr sold on accommod%
ting terms. at the ELkTON STOW
HOUSE, corner Main and bridge streets.
Elkton, Sept. y, ALDEIDGE y Go.
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New Carriage Mandatory
ELKTON, MD.
Il. a. EiSElEI s q

pESPECTFCL LILY inform the public that
-h-SthGy have commenced the munuia tory
OF carriages in Elkton. at the Shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbauk, where ali
orders in their line will he promptly attended
to. Carriages Of every description made to
order, of the best material and the most faith
full Workmanship and insured for one year, il
property used. having Il practical acquaint-
ancc with the business, acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia, and having
some "i the best workmcu in thcir employ.
they Halter themselves that their work will
compare tavorahly with that done in the
cities. rs to style, price and durability. All
they aSl; to satisfy the public, on these points.
is Il fair trial. They solicit Il share Of the
public patronage.
tl5TOll carriages taken in exchange ro1
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
prompt y attended to, at moderate rates,
march II ly.
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Agrifllitnrak

hj.Es on HoRsE SHoEiNG..--A late number
Il the Joanrd Of tie Royal Agricultural
Not'eiH contains paper on this subject by
'he aUthor of" The Horses Foot-Ii How to
Keep il Sound - pamphle. largely circu-
ia:'d IN this country. lie contends that by
good shoeing and care, the horse may be
kept III good working order to double the age
now usual-snnming up as follows:
IF were asked to account for my horse $
legs and feet being in better order than those
Of my ncighbors. should attIlbu it to the
four following circumstances First, that
they are all shod with few nails, SO placed in
'he sloe az to permit the foot to expand
every time they move secondly. that they
all live in boxes instead Of stalls, and can
.no7c whenever they please: thirdly, that
they have two hours daily walking exercise
when they are not at work ; and fuurthlv
that have not hcad-stall or rack chain in
my stable these four circumstances COM
pIehcnd the whole mystery Of keeping horse s
legs fine, and their feet in sound working
condition up to n good old age"
" In regard to fastening the shoot is
best allowed to expand to the weight Of the
horse, by placing three rails in the outer
limb Of the shoe, and Two in the inner limb.
between the tee and the commencement of
the inner quarter a larger number than five
.iai's can never be required in any shoe of
any size, or under any circumstances, ex-
ceptins for the sole purpose Of counteractng
detective and clumsy fitting"
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GRATING THE GRAPE NINE-We have
irct with many experienced persons who have
never seen the grape vine grated. The pro.
cess Is SO easy, that thousands who are
anxious to possess the newer varieties should
especially take care Of their old roots and IN
strt sti'ns Of the new. No clay or covering
of the grated part is necessary, beyond the
natural or .clow which the graft is to be
Inserted. saw off yonr stock and nut in
your scion with two or three buds, wedge.
fashion, as in the cleft-gra.ling of fruit trees,
and then cover up a lew inches, leaving one
or two buds above ground where the stock
IS very large, and announcement to split
eimet-hofe, so made as to bring the two
harks together, answers. The sprouts of the
old stock, as they spring up to rob the graft
must be pulled off. Crafts often bear some
fine clusters the first season of growth, and
many more the second. In this way, Che
Cd stochs of wild grapes removed from the
woods are very useful with due care. We
have lately seen an old Catawba vine that
was wanted for shade forty feet off, laid down
for year till it had rooted well. and then
was grated with perfect success, and frutcd
tha first season. --IlohiCMirIM
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RURAL HoMEs.-As every mans house is
the proper theatre of his hos pitality, the seat
of self frnition, the home OF those most dearly
cherished by him and the place where its
possessor enjoys the most of his true comfor,
and happiness, it may well deserve his mos,
earnest consideration how he can best apply
the !neans he proposes to appropriate to
building house, so as to make it not only a
shelter from cold and heat-from storm and
Snnshine-a habitation where himself and
family may be lodged and fed but, that it
may be SO arranged constructed, and adorn.
cd as to make it as comfortable, convenient,
expressive, and beautiful as the circumstances
Of the case will admit.
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THE SORGHUM. Experience last fall very
concluslvely proved that this plant (known
as Chinese Sugar Cane should not be cut
for sugar mailing purposes before the seed
is ripe. The juice from ripe cane will make
better quality Of molasses and sugar, and
greater quantity also. This accords with
the experience Of French Cultivators, who
secured the greatest amount of alcohol-that
being the most general use to which it was
applied from ripe canes. By ripe canes is
meant, when the seed has hardened so MS to
be perfect for seed or feeding, and while the
stalk is green. 1t will suffer gradually in
sachaline If left beyond this period.
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FARMERS OF AMERICA, LOOK AT TIE Pic.
TrRE In Great Britain, about GO, 900 fami.
hes own all the territory, which is occupied
Dy over 27 millions Of inhabitants. Five
noblemen, the marquis of Brcadalbane, the
Dukes of Argyle, Athol Sutherland, and
Bucclench, own, perhaps, one-fourth of all
Scotland. The estate Of the Duke of Suther.
land, comprises about 100, 600 acres or NOR,
than one thousand square miles. The do.
mains of the Marquis Of of Brcadal.
bane extend 100 English miles, and reach
nearly from sea to sea. BY far the wealth,
lest proplieto, in the low lands of Scotland. is
the Duke Of Buccleuch, whose estates cover
several counties, and whose palace at Dal.
keith, is an establishment Of regal magnifi.
c nee.
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BOILED WHEAT FOR DESSERT. Pick over
and wash pint of white wheat, boil il four
bourS, put in salt the same as for rice: fill
wth boiling water, if more is needed stir
often the last half hou,, being careful not to
let it burn cook it dry Sometimes it looks
s,archy when first dished, hu, that soou dis
appears. Serve hot or cold. with swcetcncd
sweet cream. This we think an excellent
dessert, and very fine for invaidS.
Another very rich DISH for dessert, can be
made of a pint Of wheat, cooked like the
above, then boil in quart of sweet milk
one cup of sugar, one cup of raisirls, currants,
or any iiult, (ralsins are prcierable,) two
beaten eggs; cook slowly, and stir until it
bols serve cold or hot, without sauce. Or.
after the wheat is washed, soak it in warm
water over night, keep it wet till time for
use, then Simmer the water all out of it ;
then add the milk and other ingredients, and
cook as above GeneScc Farmer.
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Eseulpius Drug Store.
Besactts E,iisbTocatf0n!!

~y2 JUS Great linrmcnt is now almost uni
SfIJ NcLHAly used rs The best application for man
lG 70! nose for all outward affections. such as
Srrahs, Pains. BRUISES. Fresh Cuts Ehcu
mN,'Si'; neuralgia. &C. 1t gives instant relief
ana makes fn more cures than any other !inaMcnt
sold. 1t is ais, found upon experience to be
certain cure ioi churpcd cracked hands, and
makes them whiH. smooth and soft 10 those who
are annoyed with rough and sore hands it is cs-
Peci"Ily recommended. IL has gained the almost
entire medical iacujy where il is known to lis la-
Nor ana Is largely prescribed in their practice.
with entire satisfaction. Don't suITcythrn, but use
Bennett Embrocatiol the great Imminent
BcRnctfS Dw1rhGa mixture.
This mixture is too wca known to need comment.
II Is undoubtedly safe AID the most speedy cure
row known for Cholera Mc.bUs lbiurlLG,1 ibolic
and all like affections Of Ii. bow,l!; and should
have place in the mcic;n, chest of every family.
as At might be required in time of emergency to
save me. be season IL now approaching Tor bow
el affections, and it is to be hoped that every f.n.
ny VIII supply Themselves with this mixture. "A
word to the wise Is sufficient"
Benefits Mda0A OIL.
J his splendid preparation for The hair has stood
the test of competition. and rises siucrnr in the
conf net OF Pomaics katharions Keernerators n. ii
:"' "'Sc hGaped anon the people. This Indian Oil
l. truly deserving the name it bears ms "A CLEAN
aid inrigorntng Tonic for the head aud bsautyir.
properties upon The hair.-lt is much improved
ocing row. by itering process cleaned Of all
impurities and is balm sufficient to b,nutify the
haIr without the greasy and gloomy appearance
gwen by most all hair preparations. 1t is also
put up in larger bottles which makes it a yrrv die.
SIrahlc and cheap Hair oil.
- these medicines are for sale lv au DRUG
Sist".-NuIuhants and others must order from
JOSEPH :. KENNETH
Apr. ., l0i Market st, Wilmington, Del
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MORGAN BLACK HAWK.

NlllS celebrated young horse rs
L will stand to improve the o. ;ts.a.
Breed of Horses, at the Stable $T3%lSY
OF the subscriber, near Delaware i4ii@sAaA.G K
CITY. The Season to commence April 18th.
1898, and end on the 18th Of July. VIII BE
al JohnSon's Hotel Stable, in Elkton. Nd.
on the 18Th and remain there until Saturday
noon, and SO on alternate weeks throughout
the season.
BLACK HAWK is colt Of the old Yer
mont Black Hawk, which was sired by the
Sherman Morgan Horse. Sherman Morgan
was sired by the old Morgan Horse. The
dam of Morgan Black Hawk was full blood
English Mare.
This horse was purchased at the National
Fair, Springfield, Mass, in the fall of the
year, 1858. He took the premium there as a
yearling. lie also took the first premium at
the Pennsylvania State Fair. in the fall of
1854, as year old. He has also taken the
premium at the Fairs at Wilmington and
Baltimore. He is years old in June. lja
hands high, of II dark brown color. and for
style, action and beauty he cannot be sur
passed by any horse in the Union. lie was
broken by Mr.. Ralph Pcasc. and it is his
opinion that he will make Il very fast horse.
as he shows signs Of great speed.
TERMS-$l5 for the season. $50 TO insure
ANTHONY KEYBOID,
April H. 9oS. Delaware City.
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FAMILY FLOUR:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

FEE1llS is to give notice, that the suhScri-
& Der ofCccil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of SAID county. letters of
administration on the personal estate ofLcyin
Shockley, late Of said county. deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
tiCatcl, on or before the 9th day Of May
1885 they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. All
persons Indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment 10 the subscri-
Der. Given under my hand this 9TH day OF
June, 1858. SARAH SliOCkLEY,
Administrators Of Levin Shockley, du cd.
TcSt--JAs. MCCAuLEY, Reg.
June 5, 1S5S-Gw
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DIR. WALTON'S
A NJ E Il c A n PILLS.

~ u i II u y Il Il I L. ID
TOUNG AMERICA ACCOMMODATIONS small
L box Of Pills cures ninety nine cases out of n
hundred No Bals;!m. no Mercury, no odor on
the breath no fear Of detection Two small Pills
dose; tastclcss and harmless as water Full
directions are given. so that the patient can cure
himself us certain with the advice Of the most
experienced surgeon. and much better than with
the advice of one of lie experience in this class
Of diseases.
,sS'SENr BY MAIL TO ANY PART o. THE Corr.
TRY. by enclosing one dollar to br. D. g. WALTON
No. IJt North seventh street below Race. phiia.
dclphia. A Liberal Discount to the Trade None
genuine without the WRITTEN signature Of b. q
Walton, Proprietor.
pr. VS. treatment for sclfabusc We kncss Re.
is entirely different from The usual course pr W .
has cured hundreds who have tried Others without
benefit The treatment is rs certain to cure MS The
sun is to rise. Enclose a stamp. and address Dr.
W. as above, giving full history Of your case.
and YOU will bless the day you made the effort to
secure what is ccrtain-A RADICAL CURE
Jan 50, iSj3-ly.
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Gifts! Gilis!! ssitis!!!


~ PRIZE TO EVERY PURCHASER
z 500 Dollars worth Of Gifts, consisting Of
Gold and Silver Watches. Fine Gold Jewclry
d &c, will be distributed with every 1000
Books.
The attention of the public is respectfully soli-
cited to the extensive assortment of valuable
STANDARD and Miscellaneous Books which are
offered for sale at the lowest Retail Prices. a
GIFT. worth from - cents to 500 will be given
with every Book. a complete catalogue giving
full Information, with list Of pr zcs, will be for
wardcd Oh application
AGENTS WANTED
LIBERAL lNpUCEWENrs OFFEREp.-rcrsonS
wishing TO order ut once. can order any Book
published in Philadelphia, New York or Boston
and it will be furnished ut the publishers price.
with Gift. Any person ordering 10 Books will
receive for commission an extra Book, with n
Gift. For Postage send stamps, Is cents, for &
81 books. Address
DUANE RULySON, Publisher. \
No 81 South Third St, Philudeldhia. -
March ~, l85S-3m.
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DIR. WILLIAM X. CARSON,
EAharn,accH.ist and sbruecist.

HAS opened NEW DRUG STORE at Rock
L 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 AND PATENT MEDICINES, PER-
FuMEEY, FANCY ARTICLES, &c, ToBACCo.
SNUFF AND CIGARS, SrICEs, HAIR, Tooru,
AND SHAVING BRusuEs.
t. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. May, -, lS5S-ly
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u The wisdom which ordered all, has
varied the Constituent clements of several
grains according to the wants which the sup.
ply in the different ATTITUDES where they are
cultivated. Thus Indian Corn, which at its
northern limit abounds largely in oil and SUI
gar. especially needed there to sustain the
animal heat of its consumers, becomes neal
the tropics almost wholly composed ofstarch
and suited to the demands Of The constitution
Of lighter nutlmcnt.
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DELANO'S INDEpENDEN PATENT
MO Es Sc R IA ELS.

yNIIoMAs W BROWN. fPcctrully informs
L Farmers and others that continues the man
ufacturc of DEI.ANp'S IY'rhNnENr PArr<r
HORSE RAKES, at his mahutactory in J.
Wilmington Del ' Ii"J the exclusive ri s'fI IT,
make and sell these s,yt or Horse Eakcs in lbn
state of Doisware he at all times prepared 'i ro
execute all orders cnEod t" him. Farmers de,
H, hG',n n harr imc The sapcrarit Hcr
I ,h"s R "I"sG now in use OF
edge by ali Who ,o aicd them; They cam NV Go
made with wheel '''''' Itch IT, lSJS-Gm
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439 CAeS'NM Street, PHILADELPHIA.
rI'llE unparalleled success which has attended
l. the subscriber in his distribution ofGits to the
Million. has induced him to make large and valua.
be additions to his former extensive sock Of new
and popular books, Ills new complete and elias.
Sitcd catalogue If books. embracing all the De.
par tmc"ls Of Literature, is mailed Free to any
par; of the country.
Al books sold at publishcrss lowest prices, and
all the new pubIicn ions of the day added soon as
issued $500 worth of lifts with each $1,000 worth
Of books sold. among which are daily dis ributci
the fJlluwilt:
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

1879 - Benevolent ns,itui'n cstoblis! =.
1910. I'D by special cuAown,nt for Il e
rert OF the sick and distressed, afflicted and Vim
lent and Epidemic dircaScs.
The Directors Of tins we'll known Institution in
ihelr Annual Report upon the trcatncutuf Sexual
Diseases for the year ending January Ist ISjS
express the highest satisfaction with III. Success
which has attended the dboiS of the (onsuiliue
Surgeon. in the cure Of SpenLatorrhoaa seminal
Weakness. Impotence Gonorrho.a. Gicct. Syphilis
The vice Of OnanSm. sef.abuse. &c. and order
and continuance Of the same plan. for the ensuing
year. The Consulting SURGEON is authorised to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. 10 all who
apply Ivy letter with description of their couli.
ton cage occupation. habits Of life, &ct ana in
cases Of extreme poverty. 10 FL NlSl MEDi.
CINE FREE OF CHARGE. Some of die mex
remedies and methods ii treatment. discovered dur.
ing the last wear are of great value
An admirable Report on Slcrmatorrhma. or
Seminal Weakness. the vice of Onauism Mastur-
baton. or ScfahUSn. and uhcr diseases of til,
sexual organs. by the Consulting Surgeon. will he
sent by mail lin sealed euyelopc) i Il EE +
CHARGE. on receipt Of two stamps for postage
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and 'rrat
ment OF sexual diseases, diet. &C. are constantly
being published for Gratuitous distribution. and
will be- sent TO the afflicted.
Address, for Report or Treatment. Dr. GEoRGE
r. CALnorN. Consulting Surgeon. Howard Asso
citation. No'2 South Ninth street, lhiladclphia
Pa. Ey order Of the directors,
EZRA D. UEARTWEII
GEO. FMRCHHn. President
Secretary. Jan 80, lojS-ly.
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RENIOAAIA

WIN. J. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first stony of"rhc Cecil
Whig Building. where he may always be
found rcadyto give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.
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Cur0s.
DoGE. e.. w. HsAHys;S.
DENTIST

NEWARK. DEL.-As many persons are not
1taware of the time necessary to prrlorm.~ypz--,
perfect operations III the Dental arti thin GrITT55'
It but justice 10 those at distance who may con
template visiting me. rs we'll rs TO myself. 10 thus
puWtcly suggest to such the prOprcty Of timely
Informing me by mail or otherwise to that effect
request this as favor more especially where the
operations required of such a n;,turc as to
render them necessarily lengthy. as sufficient
time can then he reserved for such special cases
and thereby prevent disappointment.
y. W. UAlNES. y. r. s.
July ~, 'i-ly* Newrk, Del.
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miscellaneous.
E0nstabfe,s Sale.

10y virtue of II writ OF Ncnditioni Exponas,
, Issued by J Ohm Owens, one Of tha JUS
ticcs of the Peace Of the State of Marylan nj,
in and for Cecil county, at the suit of Robert
NJ. WalmSlcy, use Of George Johnson, against
the goods and chatels, lands and teacrnents
Of James S. Nickle, 70 me directed, have
seized and taken in exc cution all the right ,
tide, claim, interest and estate. at law and
in equity, OF the said Nicklc, in and to all
that Piece or Parcel of LAND, called
= RICHARDSON'S PURCHASE" adjoining lands
of William Nickle and others, and containing
Tnirty-Eiye Acres OF land,
more or less. Also, one ether Tract Of
Land, called llospIrALIrY,' adjoining
lands of Samuel Nickle and others, and con-
tanning
SiXty-TyyG Acres OF Land,
more or less. with the improvements thereon,
lying and being in the Sixth Election Dis
trict Of Cecil county and l hereby give
notice that on
Saturday. the 3'd dag Of Julg, neat,
between the hours Of and 3 'clocl, p. M,
at the Court House door, in Elktun. ! will
offer for sale the above mentioned property,
so seized and taken in execution, hy Public
Auction, to the highest bidder fer cash.
CHARLES W. BENNY.
June 70. lS5S.---ts. Constable.
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MEININ'S
AMERICAN GIFT BOOK STORE,

No. 333 Chestnut Street, Phildelph,a.
A GIFT WORTH FROM % CENTS TO 500 GIVEN
"a wItH EvErN nook goln
Personal attention gwen to hllu; orders sent by
mail or Otherwise promptly and impartIally.
libcra arrangements made with agents, AMI
catalogues containing full information. sent free to
any address f7'ScGd for catalogue.
Dee. e, l5ji-Gm IL. MELVIN
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IO THE, PUBLIC

TllE undersigned having been elected to
l. the Office Of Constable in the Third Flee
ton District Of Cecil county, offers his ser
wees to the Public in that capacity. PROMPT
attention will be given to the collection of
claims, and to all other business entrusted
to him. LEClAN b. ANDERSON,
Dec 10, 1881 Cherry Hill, Cecil co.. Md
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JTHThe Agricultural Statistics of Ireland,
show that since 1857 the extent of land under
cultivation has increased from 5000, 900
acres to 300 900 acres and that emigration
has diminished from 10 507 persons OF both
sexes IL fS5l to 95,08l in 1857.
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Goneaticnll.
ELKTNN ACADEMY.

y.,TJr Trust.es would ,rro,i,,.e that tbo
~, s..i w. a.; s.;t,,.;o
,1o,,a,I ~, .i,, .,t,h rit ,,nt,.r ,h .,,Inr
vision orJ o. a Tones A Al assisted hy
Mrs. j. @. A. Jones, both experienced
Teacher. In order to place the best educa-
tional advantages within the reach OF all,
Iliey have considerably reduced the rates OF
tuition. They would therefore hope that the
public viii give increased patronage to the
School, that it may he enabled to sustain
ltSe'i ana be made f"h C,fSS f"at"Ito" q
Le"rH"g. he branches WIZ u" S'ch as are
taught IN all onr higher schools ana colleges,
ana pnllls may obtaih thorough f.n9'ISh
or Classical Education without gong from
home.
RATES OF TIrITfON
r., ru. u..,.
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DENTAL NGTIrE,

IT II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
4 . located in this town, tenders his pro.
xtcssi onal services to the citizens of
%tIILn Elkton and vicinity. Office neatly
opposite the Court House.
ElktOn, May 5-tf.
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CD-piRTNERS SHIP.


have this day associated with me my
l. nephew, Joseph W. Rcynold, for the
transaction of the
GRAIN IND LUMBER BUSINESS,
under the firm Of jacob Tome 4 Co. Thank
tai for past patronage, | hope the same
ilvors will be extended to the new firm
JACOB TOME.
Port Deposit, March i, 1888.
The highest Price Will always be pa id
for GRAIN Of all kinds, and MANURES OF
every description will be sold on the MOST
REASONABLE TERMS. LUMBER will be dis
posed of at the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, by
J. TOME x co.
Port Deposit, March l, 1858. Tmar l3-3m