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TO FARMERS.
pENNOCKS
Iron IElisyI,SFi,I,,
!. New Combined Mower A. Rcanc


n Ne" tonDihcd Mower d. Reaper.
PATENTED SEPTEMBER -. 1857
FEIIIE attention of Farmers - r,s,o.,r.,u..
;,,'.;t't, 49, IL VI '''''ets - respectfully
NJ or so, ~ y, '''.s 'ac,,"S itr'n be seen either
W,rnl,,,. IN wi,,.'it. '''u"t". H. OF At our
.,,I ,,' t ,.,',' ,T ~ =, ,sia""IH'
last and nofni,j ,,. ,itIt "a unr',er county
int,olu,,i,n we ,yr ,y,,,,,,,i ~ Voc MI "'''
nib,r machine ,r., Lr,, s,;r It, '"5 '.'"' IL"
O =.
'ooMS y u" A"cudd2eS mag UG Enumerated
as joHows:
rrnsr, The FnANE is of Cast Iron in ore solid
nle,s. s'n.elTt,mt,y no joints to get loose aud
Sr,,~n II H. S,, W., VI n 'l"r,
the machine much nor. s,,,na'i i i iy"l'rS
r ,t " 49, , ''"lI anu I'SS iIhhc 10
1rn The Crrr.m Il e. !, iI,SIlS 'he pL'iL
Plates firmly ri,erd to,atbnr nr',, y; w. !gtl
i., ,i;i ~ ~ '.,"e 'P'" intermediate
'rs tns ,"2 %Ifs.L between ne knife
. roe af nthrri,.. ','' an" su'"eS@ to
Fornru. The CrrrLn Kan ,,, H., r,i,,l o,.,
lowered " nh great facility t,IiI. ,I "'!4
in motion '''' i"''"''o -
Firm. An Alrsr,G,r Wurr, -, 1,o ,,,,,,, ,,,,
of the Cuttcr Bar greatly Ii,ir. w. e''I
tie liability of chokinr rendrrs ,,, 'i,,"
much more r,rt,Lir, ,u1 J., l,., Guy i'""lll.t
backing. ''''' ''''e' Ia
sixrn. The GrArp FIycrps nv. ,,o1, - e..
best wr,u hi iron. and are irmiv s,cr"I ~ t,r
places Lv, simnIr .,n,y nri n.'"''' " 'ne'F
by any good country smith, '''' ~ 'I''''
Sryr[rr If ,nn T., tIrn,,.,, ;,,., ,.,., .,
instantly. and while tbr horses are il motion. Il
lIy l. az '''' '"' Il l"e""c' e'ory-
Errru There i No w,i..h, ou a. -,
ncck.. YET in 6aekiur it has an thc "G n"is''
siit tongue.
NINTH 1t is readily altered from REAPER TO
IA NO" ER, and VICE VERSA, in avery few minutes
lENTn 1t runs lighter for tho team than uuy
ELlyENru II i almnst c,Ii,,,,,, i,
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The Two-llEADED GIEL.-The st. Louis
Democrat says:-
She is the embodiment Of all that is extra
ordinary and strange, having two finely.
formed heads, very intelligent and OF most
lively and amable disposition. She sings
very prcttily and with both her mouths. talks
and walks well and always interests her vsi
tors to II great degree. There is no chance
OF doubt but that she is the greatest cur,osi-
tiy ever witnessed. and Should by all means
be seen BY everybody.
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EUF = TIC 'ttfF TT WfU
a Grabbed Critic Cracked.

Ii is related by BARoNns DUyERGlus mot
the Ccphalonian) that Ebn Talcb Ebn Junis.
who had visited the gardens Of IIafz. by per
mission Of the Calf, was accused by an i'll
naurcd undcr-workmnn of stealing an onion.
and taken before ALI himself.
When the complaint was heard the munif-
cent monarch WAS about to dismiss it with
contempt, but Elm Tacb demonstrated. saw
ing, u" Great Prince accompany me TO voir
garden and will prove that had no need to
take such tritlc.n When they had reached
the spot, Elm Talcb, removing q little dirt
from the root OF the onion. showed the Calf
a splendid necklace Of Pearls. oJudec.''
said he, Z" whether designed to steal pitiul
and ill-smeiing plant, when | could have
taken this treasure, without discoycry!''
SO Miss j. r., the authorcSs Of The lines
beginning:
Wake. lady. wake, the azure moon
L. iippli ~ in the verdant skies
which were duly included in quotation marks,
which were signed g Miss p written by Miss
Judith Punch, in person, and first published
in her fathers paper, might, if she had been
inclined to plagiarlze, have taken such
necklace Of Pearls as this -
." A looked for Evil is greater i'll lear
Than the winged mischief when it comes. each
Hangs on each whisper IN suspense. and still
he face shows sadness. and the eye its tear.
A melancholy hum, confused and drcar,
On wing within, wing without the gates
The fields and doleful city fills with fear
II
The grahtic critic would have known as
well how to find these lines as those first
quoted, which he is sure he has & seen some
where;' but about which he finds nothing in
fault but the taking!
In asserting that they were not written by
Miss Punch, he has committed a great mis-
take. The onion is her own.
By the way, ] will wager' Granite ''-who.
i suspect by his " nature is from that stupid
Bird District say will wager him, if he be
from Port Deposit, cap and bells, against a
love of cap and ribbons, that the whole Of
the town does not contain a pound OF
s.Granitc," outside of his cerebral organism.
The rock at s:Port,'' except as above
excepted, IL not Granite. So there now.
JUDITH PuNCm.
=. S. viii the good /" Granite !" inform an
anxious public where the following lines are
to be tuand! Somewhere know, but
where, puzzles }. u.
The tricklfng tune perfumes the aching air,
The lurid thunder shines upon the sea;
The burning pillows curl their combing hair
And our ships galley we lash h 'rd n lee
The garbourd streak is Gapping in the sky.
The slippery keoIsou now the sailor climbs
! " ,sh myself at home, and snug and dry.
And think never heard Of such hard times.
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AN ARGUMENT FOR NEW York SwIII.
MlLK.-Plentlcc, at the Louisville Journal
thinks that stop should at once be put to
the swill milk trade in New York, yet very
cooly adds -
But, were tqute certain that the present
race Of babies in New York would, if spared
to grow up, make no better men than large
proportion Of their fathers ale, the suppres-
sion of distillery milk would not perhaps be
important"
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GRAssMopHEHs IN WARREN COUNTY. MIR.
Schenck, of Franklin, IN Warren county,
ONO, writes to the Ohio Farmer that the
grasshoppcrs are making their appearance
there III vast numbers. . Last year" he
says, eve had a million of them this year
we have hundreds Of millions" For five
years, he says, they have been increasing OH
his farm. and he fears that unless some means
are discovered for their destruction they will
totally ruin his clover fields.
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BRYANT X SrRArroN's AMERICAN NER-
cu,Nr.-This Magazine, the second number
valuable work. 1t contains much valuable
statistical information on variety of subjects,
and many excellent chapters on matters Of
interest to merchants and business men. 1t
is published by Bryant & SrAtton, Is Cooper
ST., Ncw-York, at - 90 per year. or - cents
a number, and can also be had at their Mcr-
camille College. corner Of 18th and Chestnut
Streets. Philadclphia.
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Farmers Lock at This !

TEI1lE subscriber having put on new Cards
II and put his Machinery in complete order,
is now prepared to manufacture Wool into
all kinds Of Goods commonly made in Il
Wooden Factory, Stocking Yarn incIudcd.)
Wool will he bought, taken in exchange
for cloth, made up ON shares or by the yard.
The machinery in this mill is peculiarly
calculated for country work, and VIII make
a much better article to wear than can be
made on tho machinery now in general use
in most mills. Farmers would find it TO their
interest to have cloth made from their own
WOOL Us q great portion Of the fabrics now
palmcd off on the public for WOODEN goods
arc composed Of impure wool, wooden rags
and cotton mixed together and dressed to
deceive the buyer,
JETlRO JOHNSON,
Rock Valley Factory, near Bay View,
June Il, l95s--Gw.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

PROPOSALS. will be received nv fine
County Commissioners Of Cecil county,
to be directed TO them at their office. in
Elkton, up Till the 9th day of July. next, at
II O'Clock NJ. TO. building d Bridge over
Little Elk Greek, near ELK Landing, said
bridge to be built GA substantial pilinr at
least - inches in diameter, well driven with
a hammer weighing not less than 800 lbs:
to be l2n feet Srnn. exclusive OF anutmcnts.
and 10 feet wide clear Of paral,cts. The
abutmrnts to be oi good large stone. erected
on good and substantial piing, and the
inaS"I ry to CONNIE nee at least one foot below
low Water-h'trk. The wood work to be at
least feet above high Watcr-mark.
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--Al.S()-


For the construction Of a Causrway. tn
CONNIE nee 1T the western end of the above
Bridge, crossing the marsh II distance of 311
yards said CauSeway to be made , feet
high, 80 feet wide at the base, and 20 feet
wide at the tops - feet of the hight to be
made OF :he harsh material. and the remain
ing } feet OF gravel, 10 he furnished ,frec
oil cost to Tie contradictory convenient to the
CauScway. The ditch. formed by the re-,
noNai OF The earth from the marsh to be not
lesS than Iset from the CauSeway, at each
side of the same.
Contractors for the Bridge will give in
their proposals fun specifications for the
work, sizes Of limbcrs. &c, and in both
cases. contractors Will be required to give
O"nd, with approved security, for The faith
Iul performance Of their contracts.
BY Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, OK
June ., lSo6--jW. Comm'rS Cecil Co,
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Notice.

A IL persons having Administration of
AGuardianaccount to settle with the Or
phanS Court of Cecil C unity are requested to
file their vouchers in the Register Of Wills
office at least ten days previous to the meet
ing olthe said Court.
JAMES McCAULEY,
Sept. IS 1856. Register.
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For Tile Cecil Viii

~" i "t lttt " t-.
Mn. EnITon by way Of counter irritation to
lie Junior Eand, propose that Duck Shot =
get up
d" 4 love song or n scrcnadc
And solo sing it--iN THE SHADE"
In matter that promises so agreeable diversion
the BUCK should not KEEP D,nK.
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VALUABLE FARM

"A ~ ~ ia i -.
10y virtue of authority vested in thc uuder-
sS signed by the Win of Jacob Ash. deed
and an Order of the Orphans Court OF Cecil
county, Will be sold at Public Sale, at the
Court House door, in ELKTON, Nd, on
Saturday, tie 2GM dag Of Ju,e, 1858,
at O'Clock p. H.. the VALUABLE FARM.
upon which the said Jacob Ash resided at
the time of his death.
The ncighburhOod cannot he surnassrl for
health, convenience to market. churches,
schools, NC; miles from Elkton. Md. and
tile same distance from Newark. Del, on
the line Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad, by which access 70 Phil
adelptia or baltimore can lie had several
times IL day, Ill two hours journey. The best
quality OF lime can be had within 200 Yards
of the flrm, at - cents per husl,aI.
The Late owner has sold butter, made ~,
said farm from dairy of ten cows. to th,
amount of $3.50 ANNUALLY. 1t is divided into
fields, admirably arrangcd containing about
100 acres OF Arabic Land.
and 40 acres Of WOODLAND: the land has
been extensively limcl and improved, and
produces heavy crops the buildings are
comfortable and convenient, good siabling
for - head Of cattle and 10 horses, pump
OF excellent water ut the house door and
another at the barn yard.
The sale viii be positive, rs Tie estate
must he closed rs soon as possible.
TIE TERMS OF SALE are as follows
One third i'll Cash on the 18th day Of March.
1899, when possession Will he given; the
balance in two equal payments, at one and
two years. with interest from the 2jth day of
March, 1888, with security to be approved
by the Executors; ten per cent Of the pur-
chase money to lie paid on the day of 81 lie.
For further parlicultrs. or an examination
of the property, apply TO John G.. Ash. re-
siding upon the premises.
JOHN G. ASH,
GEO. K. HOWARD.
Executors Of Jacob Ash, decd.
May %, lSjS-tS.
= lntcliigemccr, Doylcstown. and Tcle-
graph, hrrMailtoWn, copy Is. and send q
pNuer and Dill to ENneMlorS.
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THE UTAH ARMY.-Wc give else
where the latest news by telegraph from the
Utah Army. Bel low we print part of two
private letters from an officer on his way to
Salt Lake, containing some interesting ini;rr-
nation IN relation to the movements of Mgj.
lloi!m'n's command, the weather in that
region &c -
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The highest Price will always be paid
for GRAIN OF all kinds, and MANURES OF
every description will he sold on the MOST
REASONABLE TERMS. LUMBER will be dis
posed Of at the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, bv
J. TOME Y co.
Port Deposit, March |, 1858. mar l3-3m
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% = Lonely ThoughtS,' by - Lucy Ann :"
are not quit suitable to be printed and arc
therefore declined.
G-57'The interesting story commenced this
week, will be concluded in cur next number.
On the last page we print some Agricultural
articles.
t. Master Moses s. lamar will accept our
thanks for copy of an Address before the
Nit. Vernon Society of Washington Collcgt,
by VIM. Il. Crane. NJ. D.
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Eikton, May -, lSjS-tf.

ELKToN, May 18th, 1853.
We obtained from the Agent while in this
place, in April last, one Of Peters Non-EX-
plosIve Gas Lamps for Tie purpose of testing
its merits, and found by u careful trial, that
while it gave very brilliant and beauitnl
light, il did not consume more than halt
pint OF fluid, which cost four cents, in five
hours constant burning. We were 50 we'll
satisfied with it that we Immediately pur-
chased one, and would not be without it, 1t
seems to he perfectly safe and is altogether
the best fluid burning lamp we have ever met
with.
+. A. Ellis, j. +. Brown, Z. NJ,
VIM. Torbert, \. Bremen 4 Co.
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I have this day associated with me my
Il nephew, Joseph W. Rcynold, for the
transaction Of tie
GRIM IND LENBEP BUSINESS.
under the firm Of Jacob Tome Co. Thank
iul for past patronage, / hope the same
iulors will be extended to the new firm.
JACOB TOME.
Port DepoSit, March |. lSJS.
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pf virtue OF Il writ Of Ncnditioni Exponas,
ED issued by John Owens, one OF the Jus
tees OF the Peace Of the State Of MarylAld,
in and for Cecil county, at the suit OF Robert
NJ. Walmaley, use of George johnson, against
the goods and chattclS, lands and tencIneuts
Of James :. y icklc, to me directed. have
sci|cd and taken in Xccution all the ri ht
title, claim, interest and estate, at law and
in equity, Of the said Nickic. in and to all
that Piece or Parcel of LAND. called
" hiCHhErSoN'S rURcHASE," adjoining lands
Of William Niclilc and others, and containing
Ehirty-E'iye Acres OF annd,
more or less. Also, one other Tract Of
Land, called " lIospIrAllrY," adjoining
lands Of Samuel Nicl;Ic and others, aud con-
tanning
siNty-TgvO Acres OF Hand.
more Or less: with the improvements thereon.
lying and being in the Sixth Election Dis
trict Of Cecil county; and | Hereby give
notice that on
Sa'mdoy, he 3nl dag Of Jo'g, meet,
between the hours Of and 3 clock u. IN. ,
at the Court House door, in Elktun, | will
offer for sale the above mentioned property.
SO seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder. for cash.
CHARLES W. BENNY,
june IL IS)S.--tS. Constable.
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SOMETHING NEW =!

ECONOMY Il, WEAIlI'TT,
F1NtlE UNDERSIGNED having bought the right
+ Of CeCil and Kent counties for the sale OF
PETERS, EXPLOSIVE SELF. GEN
GRATING GAS LAMP, takes this method
OF informing the public that he has Just re
ceircd and opened fine assortment which
he is selling at the manufacturers prices
These Lamps have been thoroughly tested
by persons in this place, and are pronounced
to be the SAFEST, CHEAPEST \ n d
BEST LIGHT now in use. will remain
here for short time, and have rented the
store house nearly opposite VIM. Torbert's
store, where they may be found Of every
style. Persons visiting town would to call
and examine my assortment, as ana confident
that they cannot foil to be suited.
j. VI. W. WU0DFORD,
Eikton Nav l!J lS5S-tf
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

ENiiE undersigned, duly appointed Exam
Il liners, to view and determine the pro
priety of altering the location Of the Road
leading from the Charlestown and Pcrryvillc
road To the road from CharlrStown to
Jcnncss' Mill, where said road passes
through lands OF John Finn, hereby give
notice that they will meet at said point, on
TUESDAY, the 22nd day Of June, next, at 10
O'Clock Il. H., 10 proceed TO the discharge
Of the duty assigned them.
JOHNSON SHIPPERS, J
JETHRO JOHNSON, :
LEVI ii. EVANS,
May %, lSjS--5w. Examiners.
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NORRSEs
John NJ. G. Randcl, In the Circuit
VS.. Court for Cecil
Harvey C, Newcomb and fcounty. In
others. Chancery.
TN pursuance of an Order of Court in the
H. above entitled cause, passed on the 9th
Of May, A. D., 1858, the creditors Of New
comb, Rande X Co., are hereby warned TO
exhibit their claims against said firm with
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, properly authenticated, on or before
the 9th day Of September, a. D., 1883.
+. A. ELLIS, Receiver
Of Newcomb, Randcl y Co.
May 90, lS5S-4w
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Fort LArtNrr. y. T. !
Alril - 80

My last day at this. post has passed. The
Command of Col Hoffman left yesterday for
Utah, and in an hour will 5c in the saddle
expecting to reach their camp. twenty miles
distant, this evening. Our train Of wagons
will be four or five miles long, with over 900
men, and we will be forty days on the road
I" Col. Johnson's camp. The impression is
that we will enter the valley Of SAT- Lake
without any fighting.
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WOOL MANUFACTURING.
WOOL MANDATORY.

rES1IE undersigned still continues to carry
z ON the Wooden business at the old stand,
PROVIDENCE MILLS, Cecil county, Md,
where he will manufacture Wool into the
following articles, viz :
Broad Blankets, Cloth, CASHMERE. SGtinct's,
N'colen and Cotton kcrseys, Flanncls, Li"Seys,
TweedS, &c.
Also, Wool Cardcd into Rolls, and Stock
ing Yarn made to order, by
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Gy~Market price paid for Wool, washed
and unwashcd. W. j.
Providence Mills, June 5, IS5S-6w.
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CAMP oN La BANrE. J
90 MILES WEST or Fir. LARAMIE I
Nav Sth 1873

left Laramie on the 25th Hlt.: the Lay was
pleasant and in three hours arrived at the
place where the Command had cncamprd.
The next day was cold and we made only
seven miles, the cattle being SO poor they
were unable to travel farther; the ncst dav
WE made seven miles, the day following 10
miles, and The nrXt arriy cd here II miles
This is Il very pleasant camp called the La
Iiailtc. We are not sure about This name US
it is not pltiuly wri,ten-Ed.1 On the last
day of April it began TO Snow and showed two
days; found my tent in the morning almost
covered up--thc snow being more than two
feet deep, and this on the lst of MAY when
with you there are plenty of flowers. tits
fortunate that we were in This camp, where
there is plenty OF wood otherwise there would
have been mich suffering, not only among the
animals, but the men ; as il is. 30 or 50 of the
former have died Of hungcr and cold. Today
the san shines bcautit'llly-by night ihc snow
Will have disappeared, aad We hope TO be on
our way in two or three days.
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TO Carriage Manufacturers.


NTE are manufacturing superior quality
w Of LINE, which we offer for sale at
the kilns, on the ScbuylkilI, | mile below
NorristoWn, Pa, and will Ship to any of the
principal landings in Maryland. Pennsylvania,
Delaware and New Jersey, at the lowest
market rates. Address
EARNEST x CO.,
May -, lSJS-lm. NorIiS!own, Pa.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
NHTlIEEI.W RIGHT and BLACKSMITH
w SHOPS, now occupied by Mr.. Howard
Titus. The Shop being 40 by 20 feet, would
be very suitable for a Foundry or Mechanics
Work OF any kind. Possession given on the
18th OF March next. Apply TO
ALDRlDGE 4 co.
Elkton, Feb IS, 1873
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1ZN, I
FEIITE Orphans Court"f Cccilconnty hold
T. their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays Of February. April, June;
August, October and December.
e" School accountS Will lie passed and
paid at January, April, July end October
terms. JAMES McCAULEY.
Mars, IS56--tf. Register.
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gsR L f+GGEG-

2""rnsWrrc, Hardware, cutlery Fancy
Goods, Sc, &c.
Farmers please take notice that Ire n5a on
maud good lot of ShoyeIs, Spades, Com.
noes tiay-iofhs and he intends to i.ryi, On
hand faFions other articles used by Farmers
A. ne AIS" has fIAh-Salt, Bacon, and guoA
ariG,r tInent OF Bfaudes. Wines end Other III
Ills Wholesale and Retail.
and he RIc Stock is aoIrcIod with greafcgle,
and exanISctiully iuyiteS all persons to s2l
Try-Countrnd judge for themselves.
for Goods at hproiuce taken in exchange
WIITTheSt market prices.
Muvo If M1CLELLAND,L n.
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IInRFN'S DISEASES.

hApWAf TERMINATING kESOLvENT stcufI la
hailed as a blessing by every mother ,hrourhort
ne I1hd whose irtauts are afflicted with SORES
hum"rS De. These brcakrgs out uhua early arc
evidences Of disease trarsInitted from The narqn.
s@IA~ lew doses Of The lEXovhrING RrsoLyEHr
wlll eradicate every yes,i-a of The di...,s,. md
insure the child a sound and healthy body
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IT NHCNncS NrrIUICU.
X NJ. pENNNCK & co,
''',.' - . - ,'tAiE.PA.. or Wilmington. Del.
H., No'h y, win he series of public trials Of
~" ''"t ,''"rn ' different neighhorhoods al
,ri,I '' ''1''' 'atc Of which timely no!ic,
lima No ~ ~. g.. :. 4 NJ FaNNocE d Co.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-07-28
MITCHELL'S FAILS.

AGENTS wanted in every county of the State
N to can yass the same aud procure subscribers
names for the sale aud delivery of an excellent
Lithegraphic Picture taken upon tho spotand got
ten up in the finest style of the art, representing
the place where the Rev. Elisha Mitchell lost his
life h his n1Iorntions of the Black Mountains, in
the summer sc 1857. Upon the receipt of three
dollars we will furnish to any person DESTROYS O.
taking an agency, two Pictures, one tinted and one
colored, as samples, with full particulars as to the
terms of the agency, dc. We win offer Inducements
sufficient to make it pay an energetic agent For
further PARTICULARS, address US at Asheville, d. C.
LEWIS & DICKINSON.
P. s. Mr.. Dickinson is also agent Tor tie Mt.
Mitchell Monument Association, and during his
tour through the State will receive subscriptions
for that object. w. I. DICKINSON.
March 1. 1858. 27-em
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-07-28
LAND AND BUILDINGS FOR SALE.

THE Undersigned, wishing to remove South,
offers for sale his most valuable tract of land, house
u t-buildings, &C., situated in the western part of
Nash county. and lying on the Franklin county
line -equi.distant from Nashville and Louisburg.
The tract consists of 3335 acres, and is pronounced
by best judges as the most valuable tract of land
in this section. An energetic farmer would amass
a fortune from it directly. The timber has as yet
been cut from only eighty acres of it.
The BUILDINGS are all NEWELL constructed,
and supplied with all necessary appliances of com.
fort, and located in a very beautiful, large Oak
Grove. The water is pare and the neighborhood
agreeable and intelligent. I will take pleasure in
exhibiting this property to any Sho may desire
to examine it at any time. As I intend to make
Immediate Safe, the "Grst come will be "6rst
served" J.. T.. B. WICK.
Castalia, Ma Sd Co., N. c., April s, So. 80