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r~E. BAKER. E.o.-SIR: Having

~E. BAKER. E.o.-SIR: Having
been materially benefited, may say cured Of =
violent atteck of Dyspepsia by the use of your
premium Bitters,s bear willing record TO their
efficacy in the disease itself. and the attendant
return Of appetite, and continuance Of their use
restored healthy tone az stomach.
commend them with the utmost confidence to
the afflicted, and add my share Of thanks to you az
a bene fac tor to humanity.
with my best Wishes am,
RICHMOND SEPT -, 1853. HAHhtsoH, JR
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LADD CO.. and
by all other prominent Druggists in the city OF
Rich mond, and elsewhere in Virginia. oc ~
rFRHsH LHEoaEs.-l have just re-
oeived, by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES. which will Do applied upon most reason-
able terms.
P.e.-Cuppins and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and 81
my 25-ts r. O. HOBeON,
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Oh HHDS CUBA SUGAR

% HHDs cuBAsuaAR
~ $50 bbls Coffee do
50 Crushed do
Is terces Rice
Prime Clover Seed
In store and for sale by
not BACON L BASKERVILLE.
OLIVER SPOONS AND FOhKS.-A
~ fresh supply of Silver Spoons Just received ;
Table. Dessert Tea and Salt rpoons; soup, Sauce
md Gravy Ladies; sugar spoons, Sugar Tongs
Breakfast. Dinner and Dessert Forks for sale by
no4 c GENNET.
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MERCHANTS AND CLERKS will find
WI |. to their advantage to buy their STATION
GEO NJ. VESTS
no4-It l45 Main st, Eagle sQuare.
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@An9

WAN TIE D-Immediate'y, a MICRO
w MAN. for Hos,ler, for the balance of the year.
Good wages will be Ven. Apply to -
X III BARNES,
no3-3t Franklin. between nth and 18th ats.
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M. STRA K O q c Fl
Takes pleasure In announcing that he succeeded in
ehec:ing arrangement, by which
Nile TERESA PARODI
u those popularity and continu Vi trium plant sue
cess ip the Uaited states is without parallel in
the musical annals Of America; and
MISS JULIASA MAY,
tn gifted Young American prima donna, who has
achieved such brilliant succt :. in New York, Phil
adelphia aud Washington. will appear in one and
tn same evening.
Notwithstanding the enormous outlay caused in
CT caRing 50 great and unrivailed combination Of
mus cal talent the price OF admission to all parts Of
The hall ia fl red at ONE DOLLAR. No extra charge
for reserved seats.
Seats NAV be secured at the Music Store Of Messrs
j. WOODnOUSE Il co No 1873 Naia street.
Doors open at IA; Concert to commence at
orI
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MANITOBA BOUK-kEEPER. who
w can have leisure evenings offers his
to any who may desh e him, to write Up, balance,
or take charge of their books accounts. Address
L V. Box q. Richmond L D. 2-6t-
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rnuRsnaY MoaNlNa &C. NovEMekR !. lsss

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS = Acknowledgements. G''
fAs ATOU ast be handed IN By siz oclock ~ re
a H,yuoor, IN order 10 APPEAR the nezt day. N.
hsapv prcssare af advertisements upon bt Columns
our paper sc,u net admit o. tAstr Teeept'on afeT ~
Aoar ndfSso- ~--.>.o,
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M ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A fev

W Ladies and Gsntlemea to learn a respectable.
light business tor edorning Parlors IL will pay
from s. to IS per day profit In any city la the world
ANY can !etrn it in four t. days perfectly
Taught on very reasonable terms. The only art Of
tine kind In the world. Show Room oren daily free
Of charge. Please apply to DIR. r. Low Il, inventor
and Tor yourselves free Of charge. Corner Of 9Th
and Broad streets oc7-lm
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FANCY HAIR PINS-Nill oren this
L morning at dOLDsMfT's, q full assortment Of
Fancy Hair Pins some very beautiful des Us in the
lot. G0LDsMIT,
no4 1O5 Broad IT.
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aM Nkw GALLERY OF Arr,

10TH AND MAIN STREETS,
COMBINATION LIGHT.
SEE MAMMOTH RED FLAG.
no ats A W OSBORNE, Arts
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THEAP GOODS FOR NEGRO WEAR.
~ Perso MS having tn ir servants clothing TO pur-
chase will find good article 80 low prices BY cali.
ing in at MAiLERTS.
MOI Al Main at.
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~ Seats may be secured three days In advance
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
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WANTED To HIRE. a good House
w Servant. Apply to subscriber. 5th house be-
yond Clay street. on III street.
"a -
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VALUABLE REAL estate Al Psi
VATE SALE-The large framed House on tn
corner of.Frankiin and 4th streets This lot fronts
50 feet on Franklin street running back l06 feet.
This lot is situa led n the )s desirable portion OF
the city and is by TAR the most elg bic lot nov OF
fered for sale Also. Immediately in rear of The
above q frame HOUSE and Lot. This property fronts
80 feet on 4th street, running bacS $50 feet For
tarms appIy to RICHARD WALSH,
Note Broker,
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WANTED FOR THE UNITED
@STtTES ARMY-Able-bodied unmarried men,
M TO whom will be given good pay, board, clothing
ard medical attendance. Pay from sil to S22 per
month. No man having a wife child viii be- &C
cepted Apply at the Broad Street Hotel Richmond,
Virginia THOMAS aO0DE,
lat Lieut.. 4th Artillery, Recruiting officer.
90
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DOYs' CLOTHING.-A large and well
ID selected stock Of Boys Clothing. now in store
and selling at low prices ,o
ma Richmond. Va.
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rHEAP SILK PRINCES, PRINCES
" all colors Silk Fringas can be had cheap. to
9ether with q variety of VeiVets and other Trim
mings, at MAILEkT'S, Al Main St
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SUPER MOHAIR DEBEGE, Only nine
~ pence at MAlLERT'S. Al Main street. Call and
look at the fine Mohair Lustre DaBeEss. at a nine
pence the yard Other goods enualls cheap. at
noI MAiLERl'S Al Main st
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Tomorrow evening. Benefit Ct Miss GEORGIA
HODSON.
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TMPOI
i rAIk
press . Of
Toby
sure W 9
10 pure
skirts. x
them
kinds. 10
To buy
and good
To gee
shiItspg
To get I
Beges Il r
To puTc
best 7uAh
&C ~
TyRES !
Have II
FAZ
making On
add sttfac
prices ss J
sp!en1
Rich d
Blark
sill
Rich n
Black |
lind
Rich n
Mnslifj
Ilusio(
Cloak Il
Ooths.|
Plantal
81 and,
Buckle
Plaid U
!, Bed an
| Dsnssl
Towels
Pillow
Merirc
and
Ale1An
] Lin
Cotton
Carpet
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~ BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA
This School resumes its exercises on the frat NJ on
day in February, 1873. ..
AA Board, 50 per month. Tuition, 81 70 - Pc!
month. TH0S GARDEN, Principal
no4-ts New Store o., Va.
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A MOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL OF
"A CLOTHING.
Fancy and Plain Business Suits, from So to SIS
Moscow Beaver Baglans
Baske ct Beaver Over racks f
Blue Beaver fi3ipg Coats
Basket Cashmere Business Sacks.
Large and handsome lot Of Fancy ard Black Cas-
simore Pants
Fancy Velvet and MerinoaeNsts
Black and Fancy silk Vests
Fancy and Plain Cassmare Vests
At WALKER b CU'e.
NOT 1903, corner Main and i4th vt. Richmond.
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AMUSEM I'm T9
T,HEATkE.

Don Pasqnale. Mr. Swan; Ernfsts, Miss Hodsor
na Miss Dursnd
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MEDICINAL
IL. Il. Il.

Magsa est Tejitas ct preraicbi'.''
fTNllE wonderful discoveries brought to Ugh,
L the celebrated Dr. hsdway Il Co the Ilinp,t
Chemists of New York within the past qul.tcl o..
a century, have contributed mora to the ease con
fort, safety health and longevity Of he hu:4aa
race than all other medicinal agents in use.
RADWAl ) READY RELIEF.
The first Of these important and valuable dIs-
covcrcs startled the world with wonder aud sus-
prise at its rpd efficacy in curing the sick aud
stopping the most eXcruciating pains.
The next discovery was the tENoYArIYG REsoL
VENT the only remedy in ,hut POSSE. es tho
remarkable propg rites Of Graduating llyui the sys-
TEN all constitutional mandies inherited by scLlY
children of diseased parents. These dscoyeric..
however, are but LESSER LIGHTS to the GNGAr
GRAND DISCOVERY recently made and which =
calcu aed to rsvolut0nize the present Practice o.
medicine and treatment OF disease The rCSuI
Of this great discovery is given to the wurl!
in form Of PILLS, elegantly Goa cL with Gum,
50 as not to offend thy most delicate stumac..s.
They neither sicken nor gripe. Every dose dat
is takcn imparts renewed strength and igor to IL
sick and enieebled body. They caiiel
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TENliiS is to give notice. that til, Subscli-
4 her, Of CrclI county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Conrt Of said county, letters of
administration on the personal estate q
Berjann Stops, late of said county.
deceased. All persons having cllimS against
the said deceased. are hereby warned tn OK
hibt the same. with The vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 2lst
day Of daily, 1859; they may Otherwise, by
law. he excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given Eudcr my hand
this Ilh day Of August, 1888.
AUGUSTUS STOOPS,
A administrator OF Bn.i 'nrin Stops. decd
Trs'~-JAa. MCCAULEY, Reg.
Aug. II, lSjS--Gw.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Attention Smokers, G!leEvers
AND
Vendors Of Cigars and Tobacco.

TNIlE subscriber respectfully informs the
l. cli2en- CT Eikton and vicinity, that he
has opened u
Tobacco Snuff and Cigar Mamyactory,
on Main street, next door below the Howard
House, Elkton, where he will have constant
ly on hand large and well selected assort-
ment of Cigars, Snuff, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco.
He respectfully calls the attention Of
Store Keepers and others, to the celebrated
SHAKESPEARE SKIES,
which are far superior to the German Cigar,
and can he sold equally as low, and being
made under his own supervision, are war
ranted as represented. Plain and Fancy
Brands OF Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Pipes, &c, &c.
UyReceiyed this day a prime Lot Of
Imported Cigars. Give them trial,
JOHN b. RITCHlE.
Aug. IA, 1S5S-tf
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MERCANTILE.
~ The Public are invited to call and see
BENZ. #. MAYS

NJ EW AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
= ot Fashionable spring and Summer Goods, ut
the Old Stand opposite the Court House. consist
ing in par. of the following articles, at greatly
LADIES' DRESS GOODS:
Val. Robes guile, Guzzaniga Robes, Chali
Robes guile, La Grange Robes guile. Nous
seline Dechene. Bayaiorc Nalencicr, Bayaderc
Chall, Fig and Plain do, Polka do, Irene Cloths
high cold all wool Deluines, plain and fs d
Bcregcs. pucas in variety, French Lawns in DO.
superior " Bayadere silks, fancy and plain
summer Silks. prints English and Domestic
MOURNING GOODS:
Alpncas all wool Deaines, Challi Bercges Per
sian Cloths, Prints fg'd and plaid Ginghams
plaid and plain, Lawns fgd and plain English
and Italian Grapes, Crupe Wells Love Wells, Col
lars, Sleeves and Sets plain lhibet Shawls
w Ii Y Il G GODS:
Superior fis'd Swiss MuSlins plain do. Bishop
Lawns, plaid and plain Cambrics. ,acouctts plaid
and plaiH, NainsooKs, Dime Cambrics Brliants.
lr"! Linens, Bird eye Diaper, RUSSIA Diaper Rus.
STA fahl CLOTHS, Russia Tow ciugs, Needle Worked
Collars, French Needle Worked sleeves. French
and scotch Needle " oiked landkerchiefs Thread
aud Cotton Edgings, Cunb and Swiss Edging and
lnsertinss.
DOMESTIC GOODS:
BIcachcl and brown Muslins, bleachcl and
brown Shcctiugs beachci. brown and colored
DnllinSs, licklugs, Checks, Stripes. Cotton Table
laper, Crash, Bloy Linens, Curtain Muslils,
Russia Table Diapers.
BOYS CASS MEkES. Tweels cold and white
Linen Drilings. Persian and Sack Flanncls.
Hosiery, Gloves. Mits CATERS ladies' and misses.
slippers. do, Boots, buskins Shoes misses and
childrrn's boots and shoes, all of superior make
Spring and summer Shawls, stella. printed
l'oiders, and White Grape Lace and silk Man
ilias superior article .f .lils skirts, with aI-
Unstable Bustlcs. tOrses. Sc.
II II [ NJ NJ ING s:
Bonnet ribbons, Tar'etaus, white Grape nets
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NOTICES..
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TINllE Subscribers, duly appointed Exam
4. incrS, to view and determine the pro.
lrlcty Of vacltimg the road leading north
ward from the Telegraph road past the mill
"i J"Srph Oliver, and opening new road,
/" l,cgim at, or MAR the hrll-racc of said
DIVERS Mill, and TO run through lands OF
said Oliver and Th"S Owen to The aforesaid
Telegraph road hereby give notice that they
will meet at Joseph divers Min. on MoNDAY,
the Ith day OF October, nest. at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ, to proceed to tic disclIar.c Of the
,uly assigned them.
DAVID SCOTT, (of JnoDl
LEVI NALL.
GEO. JOHNSON, JR.,
Sept. !, lNJJ---JW. Examiners.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby given that application
: Will be made to the County Commits
sloncrS of Cecil county, at their first rr gulal
Injecting after the 18th day of September
next, Tor the appointment Of Examiners tt
locate public road, 10 commence near j DIN
i. Spr"Stoi'S On the road from Bay View t,
Port Deposit, ind running through lands u
john McNcy, Samuel j. England and others
and to terminate on the road recently opened
tr,m near DR.. NatSon's to North Eas
Depot, some where near or on the farm o
John Plumey. Aug. II, lSjS-jw.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ will he madt to the County Commits
sioners Of Cecil county, at their first regular
meeting after the 4th day Of October, next,
for the appointment Of Examiners to view
and determine the propricty Of altering the
to Bay View, by placing said road on the
line dividing lands of Matthew Russell and
Samuel Burns, a distance OF about 10
yards. rSept f. lSjS-5w.
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FpI virtue OF Il writ OF Vcndtioni EXponus.
E1 issued out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, and TO ne directed, will oNer at
Public Sale, on
T"esdoy, The In dy IF StPiemLcr, 1858,
at the Court House door, in Elkton. all the
right title. interest and claim, at law aud in
equity, Of Benjamin Miller. in and to AL that
Tract or Parcel Of Land, situated and lying
i'll the @rd Election District Of Cecil county,
containing
GA Acres. More or less,
adjoining lands Of john W. Miller, Robert
Dawson aud others, and more particularly
described in Il deed from T.. j. Stevens to
the said Benjamin Miller, bearing date the
2nd day Of April 1876 recorded in Libcr
Il. Nice, No. 10, folio 1876, one Of the Land
Record Books of Cecil county. late the pro-
perry Of the said Benjamin Miller, and taken
in execution at the suit Of the Bank OF
Newark
G-7@S Sale to commence at . o'clock p. IN.
TENMS-CASII.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Aur.2l lS5S-ts. Sheriff.
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ED's'sCE.

The Executors Of Leonard KrausS, deed.
request me 20 give notice that the balance
OF the Real Estate belonging to sail deceased
(dioiniug the above, containing 20 acrcs).
HEY Will sell on the same day, at the same
place, and on the same terms.
Sept /, 1888. BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
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REAL ESTATE.
SHERlFrS SALE.

EEY virtue of writ of Nrudituni Exponas
ID issued out Of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, to me directed. viii sell at
I Public Sale, II thc store OF ". NJ. X S. Rev
| nods, Huntsville, on
Tuesday, tie 2SM day Of September, 1858,
all the tight, title, claim and interest, at law
and in equity OF Leonard Krauss, decd, in
and to all that
Tract, Piece Or Parcel o. E.ana,
with the improvements thereon, situated.
lying and being in the 9th Election District
Of Cecil county, and lying on the road lead
ing from IlarriSyillc to Port Deposit, adiou-
ing lands of Thomas krauSs, Sluuel Iosh
and others, and containing
81 Acres and GJ I'crChcs.
more or less; On thispropcrty 1!E--E.
DWELLING, suitable for VIII lin,
Public House; Barn, and ss gjsi 4. isls14
other oubui!dingS; with Il thriving APTIE
ORCHARD. and other Fruit Trees; divided
into convenient fields, and under rood
fencing. 1t is beautifully situated in Il
healthy and improving ncighburhood, con.
venicnt to churches, schools &c. 70 any
person wishing Il stand for Il Public House
it ,fyrs great Inducements, being an old
established stand heretofore, doing Il profit
able business.
This propc ty being that part of the Real
Estate, belonging to said deceased, pur.
chased Of ami conveyed to him by John
Brown, 10y deed hearing date the l2th day
ofJunc, lSG9 recorded in lihcrJ s.. No. J,
folio 1873, one of The Land Record Books of
Cecil county. and taken into execution at
the suit ol +. +. ChaMbvrS, use ol Is, rnurd
kmusS.
TERMS OF SALE.--Onc-h,li Of the
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Chester Female Seminary,

CHESTER, Dela~orc County, Pa.
DEN. GEO HOOD, PHINClrAL. A Family
IL Boarding School, with Five accomplished
Teachers.
FALL IERM-October 4. to December 90,
for Board and Tuition, Sli 90
WINTER TERM-January 3, to April 0,
for Roarl and Tuition, 50 90
SUMNER TEKM-M"y :, to August 9, for
Board and Tuition. 80 90
bay Scholars. from - to 81 per term.
KErERENcEs - Rev } Mclntirc, D. j. Pearce
~ For Catalogues, inquire Of the Principal.
Sept t. iSJS-Sin#
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GasI.szAN,S COURT.

YNIIE STATED MEETINGS Of the Or
Il phans' Court of Cecil county will be
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors, Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated,
will please bring in the vouchers II few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II 1858. Register.
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Grist and Flour Mill.

VyIIE subscriber having taken the Grist
l. and Flour Mill, at North Fast, lately
occupied by Thomas p. Wolaston, would
inform the farmers and public in general,
that he is now prepared to do all kinds of
Grist and Merchant Work, to which share
of their patronage is cnully solicited.
He will keep a 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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FOR SALE, AND RENT.

fEVlIE SUBSCRIBER, being about 10 retire
Il from public business, offers at Private
Sale, the Good Will, Furniture and Fixtures
apperaining to the Washington Hotel at
Port Deposit, Nd. Any person desiring to
purchase, will have an opportunity Of leasing
the above named Hotel, with the right of
immediate possession.
RACHEL NJ. REYNOLDS.
Aug %. 1888.
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WINCHESTER. & co,
GeHtlemen's Furnishing Store,

Patent Shoulder Scam Shirt Mandatory,
A T THE OLD STAND, No. 100 CHESTNUT STREET,
~ PHILADELPHIA, opposite the Washington
NouseJ
A MANCHESTER will give, as heretofore, his per-
sonal supervision of the Cutting and Mauufactur-
ing departments. Orders for h is celebrated style
Of Shirts and Collars filled at the shortest notice.
Persons desiring to order Shirts. can be supplied
with the formula for measurement, or application
by mail.
Constantly on hand, varied and select stock OF
6 enemcn's Furnishing Goods.
-y' Wholesale orders Supplied on liberal terms.
Sept. 4. lSlS-lY
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NeMark female Seminary.

TENIlE next Session Of this Institution will
l. commence the FIRST WEDNESDAY
IN SEPTEMBER.
TEGMs.-Board and Tuition, $3.50 per
annum. Cl5yCatalogues containing other
information may be had by addressing the
PRINCIPAL Mss II. CHA MERRIAM,
July u, 1S5S--l0w. Newark, Delaware.
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4 Valuable Farm for Sale.

PEiNG anxious to remove to Baltimore
sS | will sell al very low price, the Fapm
On which now live. 1T is about two miles
northwest Of Elkton, and directly on Little
Elk Greek. 1t contains 800 acres, more or
less. about one-half is arabic, and in good
conditions balance heavily imbGrcd. There
is mill seat on it, with the race alrcady
dug Orchard with various fruits III ncccs-
SaTy buildings, good water, and as healthy
as amy place in the State.
Terms easy. Apply on premises.
Juy 3, 1888. W. G. GLENN.
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IIEWES'
Premium
Super-PhOsphate Of Lime:

MADE by dissolvins Bones in Oil Of NitriQl s,
WI which is afterwards added:
Dried Blood,
Peruvian Gu.no
Sulphutc of Ammonia
Sulphate of Masucsia, anu
Nitrate of Potash
This Manure is manufactured expressly WI ga
view 10 meet the deficiencies the soil of the ,.,.s5
of Delaware and Maryland, and in Urler tn.
should make no mistake, have made IL ear.
study of the Geology OF these States, and fro.
which, together with the anal yss of over h.,.
bred and fifty different specimens Of sol taxi
FROM all parts of The states | have become dior
osghy acquainted with their condition and tin
ingredients in which they are deficient
| have accordingly compounded manure WI a
will supply these deficiencies, and ut the Sana
time render soluble such ingredients exist IL =
soil, which are at present unavailable and incana
bic of being taken up by the plants. So that ~ %
application of this Manure the soil will hot only -
enabled to yield large and abundant crops, but is
permanently enriched.
would here remark. that / am fully aware rs
the fact that no one special manure will supply ID
deficiencies Of EVERY soil, and therefore il Is ~
| have spent SO much time in making myself g..
quaintel with the con lon Of the soils OF Ties D
States before attempting to supply Manure o.
meet their deficiencies, and from which h"vo
found that it was necessary TO alter tho com p3st
(somewhaD, of this manure from h (which l. bagc
been making for he last four years with 50 innan
success, for the soils of the state Of Pennsylvania
For the convene &c of Farmers have app NJ
ed as agents for the sale Of my Supr-Phosph I
Lime, HENRY 5 SITES, Ekl7n, Ma,
N. b. HAMMOND 4 SON, Newark D..
PRICE, $40 PER TOE, (2,0Oo .ls..
P S-AGENTS WANTED.
10 soils, Ores, Sc. Analysed by applying 8.
NY office, No 30 East Gay street
West Chester Chester county Pa
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4 Valuable Farm for Sale,
Land and Lots for Sale,

Weir PORT DEPOSIT.
4 SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, con-
Il tanning about 20 Acres. miles rom Bat
I tie Swamp, and improved 1
T.-f.tTr, with good House, &c. One ;7.sttfsrys
itSss-,g House and Lot on Main ST., M ~
L'ttf'5 Port Deposit; this is dcsi- l'l,sfia
rable property, and in fee simple. Two
Tracts Of Land on the SusqucIanna, and on
the site of the Central Railroads: the land Of
fine quality. Also, several small Dwellings,
in and adjoining the town of Port Deposit
All the above will be sold on accommodate
ing fern S. J. r. COULSUN.
Port Deposit, July Is If
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Important to tho Public

T shall open and offer for sale this day a New and
L General Assortment OF Sensonable Staple
Goods purchased the past week, in Philadelphia.
| offer TO the public, who buy goods for cash
bargains in such as Satinets Cassmeres, Flannels,
r3:,5u Flaunets, Ginghans Prints Delancs.
Ticking Shocti..s, Muslus. Shoes, Hats, &c &c.
.S'rhe public are invited TO call before pur-
chasing elsewhere Il. T. MAY
Elkton Sept. i, 1888