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Ii)c ttlorIirts.
ELKTON MARKET.

ELHrnN. January 80, 1851.
Red Wheat 81 o5 While do. sll5. yellow
Corn, old SO. new IS; Oats %: Potatoes ~:
Nails. 81 %: Peruvian Guano A. No.
|. SCI: Mexican ID. S25 90: Columbian do
S3S 90. Rcrsc's Manipulated Guano, S5j 90:
De Rurg's Super Phosphate S45 90: Plaster
3S. G.. A. Sale 81 37t IicrringS, per hbl.,
- 50. n. c. trimmed Sind per half 5bl.,
S1.OO; Timothy Seed per bush. 50 so.
WrIMlNGToN. Jan. 22nd. Wheat el.10
Corn GS cts; Oats 30: Flour 5000. -.jomnGfs
PHILADELPHIA. 2lst Jan. Wheat rcd.
$l.l3 10 LII: white % to | %: Com G3
cents; Oats st cents: Flour $5.75 70 &C 80.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 22nd.-Good to prime
rcd wheat Sl.f0 to ! 10 prime white wheat
81 % to Sl,l5. Corn both white and yell
low IS to GO cents. Rye 73 cents. Oats 80
to So cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra So SO to 5000
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. -Ahou
200 h ad were oflcled-priccs were fairly
maintained, and most of tn. offerings were
sold at prices ranging from s. up to 1850
e. 100 lbs.
Cows and Calves The offerings were 2od
head, The prices ranged from $50 TO 80
Tor fresh Cows, the latter for extras sos To-
50 for springcrs, and SIS TO 90 each for dry
Cows.
llogs-,About $3.50 head were offered,
mostly all Of which were sold at from Sc to
ESQ per 100 HIS.
Sheep and Lambs GOO sold at 1851 10
40 each, as to condi ion, and &c pr ID for
DRESSED
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CDySTAHIE,S SAGE.

pY virtue of three writs of Vcnditioni
- EXponas. issued by Samuel Peace, onu
of the Justices of the Peace of the State OF
Mary land, in and for Cecil county, two at the
suit of James A. Davis X Co., and one at the
suit of Samuel Logan, use OF j. A. Davis
u Co., against the goods and chattlcs. lands
and tenements of Benjamin b. Sweet. and to-
me directed, have seized and taken into
execution, all the right, title, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, Of the said Ben,
jlmin b. Sweet in and to a L Il ACT F.
LAND, Nhereon the said Benjantin b. Sweet
now resides, situated on the North East
road leading TO Port Deposit, adjoining the
lands of the Brick Yard Company, SamucL
Logan and others, containing
1871 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less and hereby give notice, fiat
on THURSDAY, the 2jth day Of February, 1858
at O'Clock p. M, will offer for sale. on
the premises, the said property, so seized
and taken in execution, by public auction n,
to the highest bidder for cash.
ANDREW }. MoVEY,
Jan. %, lS5S-ts Constable.
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SAD misunderstanding Bealc, the chival-
rous Vcrmonter has just returned from his
European tour, but his ftilow-townsmcn arc
astonished and Mortified at his altered APP
pearance. When in Paris he challenged a
French Colonel, and the weapons being
swords, at the first stroke, the Majors nose
was severed close TO his face. Hastily pick
ing up and replacing the organ, he tied his
handkerchief over it, After leaving on tho
bandage for eleven days he removed it, when
to his CONSERVATION he found that he had
placed it wrong side up and it was healed.
Although it looks ugly. he finds it very con
venient for taking snuff.
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.E'E0UALIrY TO ALLi-UNIFoEmIrr OF PhicES
4 NEW FnArrRE IN BCsIXEss EVERY ONE MS,
.oWx SttIsF,y t-JoNES & Co.. of the "EreScri !
One Price Clothing Store No 2n0 Market street.
above sixth. Philadelphia, in addition to h'Iing
the largest most varied and fashionable stock "s
Clothing IN Philadelphia, made cNprrs@l l"r re-
tail sales have constituted every one his ewn
snlrsmrn. hy hSjnc mllked in figures "n each
article the very loves, price il en- he .",d Tor, 50
they cannot possibly Yarr-nil must r. alike
lhc goo |. ar. all We! sponged and frrparcl
and great pains taken WIN the m king 50 That an
may buy with the fail assurance of getting Il good
article at the very lowest Price
Icne!uber the Crescent, in Market. ab"ve sixth
No 300. JONES GO.
AnL. S-slf
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BURNING Corn FOR FUEL. The Chicago
Tribune says: "WcuSed to hear that among
the wonders of "tEe West" the practice, in
times Of little prices and much hog. of burn
ing bacon on the river steamers, as the cheap
est fuel was not the least. La,terly we have
supposed that western men had out grown
the necessity of what would ordinarily he
criminal waste. but gentleman who has
just returned from trip on the Illinois Cen
tral tells us that at kankakcc, only few
hours ride from this city, he found a man
burning good sound corn-in-the-car in his
stove. !nquiring the reason Of what was to
him shameful, he was told that while poor
coal was worth 80 cents per 100 lbs. at the
depot, unthrashed corn was dull at 25 cents
for the same weight"
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
4 viii be made to the County Commits
Si"nrrs of Cecil county, AT their next regular
meeting after the 22nd day of February, 1858,
to nave new road opened to lead from the
road from Portcr's Bridge to Bald Fair to
the road from RowlindSville to Lancaster,
and passing through the lands of Robert
haWl'hSS and others. JAZZ %, IS5S--5w.
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/ SASSAFRAS 4 ELK RIVERS.
Port Deposit s. Hare de Grace, Nd.

Port Deposit s. Hare de Grace, Nd.
c~r14- FOR SASSAFRAS RIVER
2fkr,,,sysf.S AND PORT DEPOSIT MARY
& ..s.ssss-..s ~ zLAND.-CI1ANGE OF DAYS
Is AlLtN e. The steamer LADY Will
IL, m N after this day, 18th of August,
Lave K ACE Street Wharf, until further
lct, Is 70 llows :--Satnrddy at P. NJ. for
II Deposit and Havre de Grace. Nd. Re-
3las, lea yes Port Deposit at 10 A. NJ.
,1fiay; Cassaday's at 4, and Turner's
y at II p. NJ. On Tuesdays and Thurs,
up, will leave Race street wharf for Will
ags Poin at PM. touching at Port Her
IN anu Ford's on the Elk. and Turner's
mex, Cas- saday's, Fishers Georgetown and
rederlckt own. on the Sassatras. Returning
aiii leave Winners Point at IA. NJ. Wed
ksday and Fridays Fredcricktown at II
KA Cassaday's at Z. NJ. and Turner's
at 4 J p. NJ.
IA freight or passage, having handsome
Snodalions, apply to Capt. WIN. WILL
board the Boats.
A gGaiH shipped by the Lady
.nne making three trips week,
zsssM he in bags. H"S -'
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THE FULTON RANGE.
IN 1857.


TTNIIIS RANGE is manufactured exclusively by
J. us, and We guarantee TO be superior in baking
aad roasting to any other now made. In its con
s:ructiVl regards aues and damper it is so very
simple fiat any person can work it it is easily
cleared from SCOT or dirt at any time and with the
game amount of fuel will do three times the amount
of work that any cook Stove can do. These Ranges
we make for either coal or wood for wood they
be set to take in stick 3 feet long and inches
in diameter. For families, boarding houses, and
hotels they are tho best and most economical cook
ing apparatus ever invented TRY THEM. and
if you do not find them as represented we will not
ask you 10 pay. For further information address
MARSHBANK & MeKONkEY.
jams, 155S--3m Lancaster, Pa
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i@Jlc0.

MI TCllELL.-On Saturday, the 10th inst, of
Erysipelas, FRANCIS GoLDsRoReuGn, aged
five years, only child Of IIcstira and James
S. Mitchell, OF Cecil Co.. Md, and grand
son of S. r. Cooper, Of Tompkins county,
N. Y. O~ Democrat copy.
KRAUSS.-At Krauss' Tavern, near the
Rising Sun, on the inst, LEONARD
KRAuss, in the 9Sth year OF his age.
TIBBITT-In Sassairas Neck, on Friday,
the 18th inst, SAMUEL TIBBTr, in the Doth
year of his age.
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THE CoI.oNIzATIoN SoCITY. The annua,
meeting of the American Colonization Society
was held last evening in Trinity Church.
The meeting was opened with prayer by
the Rev. DR.. Cummings, after which inter
esting extracts were read from the Annual
Report by the Rev. DR.. Gurley. The Rev
Mr.. Slaughter proposed and eloquently spoke
to the following resolution
Resolved, That in onr Judgment America
in Africa is the solution of the problem Of
Africa in America.
He was followed by the Rev. 7. j. Bowen,
Missionary in Africa, and the Rev. John
Seys, from Careysburg, Liberia. both of
whose addresses were replete with interesting
facts, At about quarter past ten o'clock
the Society adjourned to meet at noon to day
in the City Hall.-NM Intel.
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d YES! q YES
AUCT1ONEERING.

VINE subscriber respe cttully announces
4 to all persons having property to sell al
Public Sale, that he gives his attention to
calling Vcndues, Auctions, and Public Sales
of all descriptions, a business in which he
has had much experience and success. His
residence is two miles west Of Elkton, on the
broad to North East, and letters will rcacl
s,im at the Elkton post Office. He begs
@cave to refer to the following gentlemen fol
Svhom he las called sales:
4 Jas. 7. McCullough,l Il. W. Janncy,
A Cha; les w. Benny, VIM. j. Jones,
Richard Booth, + "A. Ellis.
ALEXANDER w. KING.
Jan 16, lS59-3m.
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uIGuLY IMpORTANTl-CnAl

IIIGI LY IMPORTANT!-C CHARLES
llAaKNHsS x Soy, iFaoiest'C CioiLicrs,
MO 3iS Market s; feet. (Souh- cast Corner Of
Y Fobrh ST. PnILApELPHIt. have determined
to close ont their Elegant Stock of new style Fall
and Winter Clothing. at an Immense Reduction
on the regular prices
Wholesale Buyers will do well to avail them
selves Of the present opportunity.
n. B.-Notcs cfall solvent Banks. taken at Par.
Oct. 81 -.in
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We learn from Annano1is n

We learn from Annapolis that
Vaughan Smith, the Chief Clerk o f the
House of Delegates resigned on Tuesday
last, and that James White Clayton
(Reading Clerk was unanimously cleo
ted to the place. This will be crafty
ing to the American party of this county,
in which Mr.. Clayton is so able and
effective a worker.
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PRINCIPLE HOUSE.

He has, also, connected with his establish
ment q Restaurant, and will always have on
hand general assortment of Confectionery,
Fruits. Sweet Meats, &c, and at all times II
good supply Of the best Oysters the Baltimore
market can afford, and served up in quick
time and good style; with other Refreshments
usually kept at such places. A. 7.
Dot lift
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IAILORING.
a , L = = - y = 4 ' -
bscriber would respectfully in,

- bscriber would respectfully inform
Il h ~ sAcIstomers and the public general
", that he win be found in Principle, one
door south of the Old Store House, recently
fitted up by Lakeland & Gather, where he in
tends carrying on the above business in all
its various branches. on reasonable terms and
in workmanlike manner. lie solcits share
of public patronage. ABRAM TAYLOR.
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personal.

TEslilS is to certify tlat purchased book
H. at WALTON'S GIFT BOOK STORE,
now in Elkton, for one dollar and received
Il Silver Watch, as present, worth $1,000
for which return my sincere thanks.
i. L. BRADBURY,
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Great Excitement

IN ELKTON, at Walton's Gift Book Store,
Il from Phia., will remain in Elkton until
saturday, Jan. 30th. All books sold at
publishers prices, and Gift worth from .
cents to 500 will be delivered with each
book at the time of sales. Agents desiring
to send for books will please address, to
ISAAC p. WALTON,
No 25l North 2nd Street,
Jan %, lSoS-lt philadelDhia.
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No COMMERCIAL PANIC IN IrALY.--There
has been no commercial PAM; in ITALY, and
even less trouble than in France and Spain,
during all the crash of commercial houses
throughout Germany, Great Britain and the
United States. The cause is. undoubtedly,
that the gigantic system Of long credits which
has been practiced in the largest commercial
communities has been unknown there.
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Gle Cecil lpbio.
ELKTON, JANUARY %, 1858.
We shall cndeayor to gather u

We shall endeavor to gather up
and print next week the matters pertain
ing to Cecil county, and of general in
terest, which have been engaging the at
tention of the Nd. Legislature. The
throng of Court week has prevented us
from giving much attention to The Wing
this week.
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TREMENDOUS STORM AT New ORLEANS
New Orleans Jan, ia sudden storm or
wind came up this afternoon, accompanie ed
by, rain, which amounted to nearly hurr.
cane.
Fifteen ships broke from their moorings,
and were considerably damaged.
Several houses were unroofed and othwis c
more or less injured.
The Lake end of the Ponchartlain railroad
is about half destroyed. The damage to
steambots which the wind broke loose from
their fastenings, is immense. Chimneys
were blown down andi several lives were
lost. Many towboats were also injured.
The storm lasted only half an hour The
storm blew down fences and injured many
verandahs of houses in the city.
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LATER From KANSAS. -H. Louis, Jan. 81
The Democrat has received the official returns
of the elections held in Kansas on the 21st of
December and 18th Ct January, as published
over the signature of Governor Denver and
the presiding officers Of the Territorial Ligis-
lature The vote on the Lecompton Co,lsti-
tuition, on the 9th of December, stands as
follows: -
With slavery 6,l43
Without slavery 5000
The official returns Of the election on the
4th show the success of all the free State
candidates for State officers by an average
majority of AIS.
The Legislature will be composed as fol.
lows:.-
Senate. House.
Free State 10 90
Democrat 6 Is
The majority against the Lccompton Con.
stIiution, at the election held OH the 18th. is
10, 226, the alleged frauds in Oxford, Shaw
nee, and kickapoo being counted.
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4flarric0.

CURRIER-K NIGIIT.-On Friday, the 2ith
Of Dec, by Rev. Mr.. Kenney, Mr.. NAT
THEW CuRRIER to Miss ADELIZA KNIGHT,
both of this copy.
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LARGE HAUL OF FISH The Easton md
Star states that Mr.. David Pritchett one day
last week caught with seine, at one haul,
over one thousand CARS, many Of the fish
Weighing over ten pounds each
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FROM HAvANA.-New York Jan. 20.-The
steamer Black Warrior, from Havana, with
dates to the 18th, has arrived.
The Spanish squadron sailed on the 18th
for cruise in the gulph of Mexico, for the
benefit of the health of the crews.
1t was rumored (but generally discredited)
was bound for Vera Cruz.
The United States frigate Wabash arrived
at Havana on the 18th, with Anderson, the
tlibuster, and forty men Oh board
The weather was warm and business of
all kinds was dull.
The Warrior brings $50, 900, in specie.
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TIE CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Circuit Court
for Cecil county, Hon. John ii. Price on the
Bench, is Eow in session here. There has
been large attendance Of the people CT the
county. and yesterday afternoon as the trial
of James llcmphill, for the shooting of George
Bristow at Chesapeake City, was proceeding,
the Court House was crowded. This trial
was not concluded when we went to press.
The following cases have been tried ::
State Us. Albert Reed. This case which
was su'nmarily brought to close at the last
April term, on account of defects in the in
dictmcnt which it was alleged were so great
that no good verdict could be given, and
on uccoun; Of which the jury gave a verdict
of not guilty on account of the inoftciency
of the indictment, was again brought be-
fore the court on Tuesday.
The prisoner was arraigncd on a new in
dictment found by the Grand Jury of Kent
county and pleaded his former acquittal in
bar This plea was demurred to by the
state upon the ground that The former indict-
mcnt vas so defective. that the prisoner
was not put in jeopardy by his trial up
on it.
The Court decided that under the act Of
1859, no demurrer having been put in to the
former indictment, no advantage could be
taken of the defects, and inasmuch as u good
verdict and judgement might have been given
upon it. the plea of former acquittal was
good, and so the prisoner was disch argcd.
Judge Chambers and Mr. Evans for pri.
soner Mr.. Grason and Mr.. Vickcrs for State :;
Mr.. Joues. States Attorney, having been
formerly counsel for prisoner.
Robt. Lumsdcn, Admir-, of John Lumsdcn
Us, John Ii. Price, verdict for plaintiff.
Jocob Tome as A. B. Cross action of
replevin; verdict for plaintiff for property
ard costs.
State Us Hugh F. Burlin assault and bat
terry OH Charles ii. Krauss guilty; fined
S5 90 and costs.
State rs Hugh Wright assault and battery
on VIM. Tamany; " stctcd" on payment of
costs by dcfendent.
State Us VIM. Tamany assault and battery
on Hugh Wright steted on payment of
cost by defendant
State Us James Moore; assault and battery
on VIM. Tamany, steted OH payment of
costs by Tamany.
State Us George Hodge; assault and battery
on VIM. TamaLy; Indictment ignored.
The Grand Jury to this time have made 25
Presentmcn!s and found nine Indictments.
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NOTICE

L The Ste amer p O r T
%~ 81 7 D o S Y. Capt, d:
~ - Na}n.5 White. has been thor
WI IsS1-Sz-z-e-sSSA oughly overhauIcd in her
" III and boiler by c. Reader, machinist. and
VIM. skirer slip carpenter, and resi- med
Ter regular trips between llavre de Grace
an d Port Deposit. Dec 10, lo51-tf.
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Steamer Cecil
Lea YES

LEAE YES
aGk George Town at one
@k.ix,,f5:. O'Clock on Tuesdays,
PLllj-'sE@l-S Thursdays aud Sat.
s6s5avrc de Grace, touching at the
rdaings on the Sassairas River.
arI RETURNING
kvre de Grace for Sassafras River
days, at about 4 40 m.o'clock.
eo0 Gents.
L. G.. STURGEON.
# Captain.
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f&ScENDARIsM. An attempt was made on
Sunday morning last to burn Tones ware
house in Port Deposit The fire was dscov-
cred and subdued before much damage was
done.
The letter from Port containing the parti-
culars and other items of news came too late
for publ ication this week. #
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, on TUES
w DAY, February 23rd, 1858, at the
residence of the subscriber, on Bohemia
Manor, on the road leading from Chesapeake
City to Bohemia Ferry, the following Per-
sonal Property, to wit: One Mahogany
Secretary and Book Case. Table, Chairs,
Stoves, with sundry Household and Furni-
t1rl
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lMPRTANT TO
zry,S TRAVELLERS.

pnRT EPUSIT FERRY BOAE
e, nus SAVER GIPSEY, Capt. j
49, 49, rctoroughy repaired. is now
IS, h avn wing the day and night be-
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Newark Female Seminary.

TENlfE next Session Of this institution VII
L commence JANUARY 9Th, 1858, ana
continue six months, with recess OF IA week
in April. Circulars containing other particu-
lars may be had by addressing the Principal
MISS II. CHAMBERLAIN,
Dec 10, 1S57-8w. Newark, Del.
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Handbflls for Public Sales.
49, ~a<--FT- iy7sss rr1 ~
IA. - z:s.%1 fSS>

Having procured first rate assert mcut Of
NEW TYPE for llandbilIs, we are prepared
at TnE CECIL WnlG OFFICE, to print BILLS
for NenducS and all kiAds OF Public Auctions,
on paper Of 0H colo's, at short notice and at
very low Ir.crs.-lr
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E.sGE RAELEEGS.

I.lOE IsAILHNGS,
rSJR Cemetery Lots Vcrandahs Bacsnys, Win
Il doxs- (, yards Tree Boxes. &c; great variety
oincw patterns, heavy and light. at prices to suit
me times MARSH8ANK & MceoNkEY,
ian Q, 1S5S-3m Lancaster, Pa.
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AMP BELLS FERRY

is Boat. and her speed and
:. her peculiarly fitted for this
1rmcrs. travellers. and the pub
Ia her at all times ready to
Icir property TO and from the
hvclcrs and Drovcrs will find
lions for themselves and stock
u Bells Ferry. which has been
! j. SPENCER, and now kept
may Sim.
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rJSAnRANTS Preparations.-EK. Seltzo Aper-
ieat, Comp. Ext. Cubebs and Capaiva. Cord.
Xix turkey rhuGarb, Extract Sarsnparirla for
Thomas Comp. Extract Of Copaiva; sarsnparifa,
Gar saloat N. r. CARSONS,
New Drug Store.
Rock Run Port Deposit
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Sow and Pigs, and lot Of good Shoats.
ALSO.-Farming Utensils, such as Carts,
Wagon, Ploughs, Harows, l Fan, / good
Corn Shelter, | good Grain Drill, Cider Mill,
Forks, Rakes, Cradles, &c. one horse
Carriage and Harness, Wagon and Plough
Harness; l Hive Of Bees; Vinegar by the
BARREL and sundry articles too tedious to
mention.
ALSO.-Lot Of Black Smith Tools, such
as Bellows, Anvil, Vice, Turn Lathe, Sledge
and Hammers. And a lot of Carpenter
Tools, &c.
05~Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, on
said day, when terms will be made known
by THOMAS HUNT.
Jan %, lS5S-ts.
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A, Horses, yoke g-sTTTgE!sn
ETSr-f Of good Oxen, lsIaa.llBH tAlsst
sGT two, ear old a Dur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-25

DURE GROUND SPICES, for family
use. We keep constantly ON hand. pure ground
Spices, Of our own preparation, among which are
the following: Pepper. Allspice. Gloves, Mace Gin.
namon; Also. Just received. fresh supply of Cele
de 81 3 JOHNsToN mo p;.
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opuCIAL UoT1Cus.


81 pO~Bxwrs6 NAelrKs ia the wholp
stet Of shines. np1e hs1 &nms 90 rapidly into q
Tpr nu( &se ~ Sewing MGS5iinss. Their eeo4Qfny
sad u,15lsy are 80 psipaIJ1s and the merits dtns
invention have tran 50 we'll tested. that the only
qunstiop left for the most prudent man 70 AK bini
self. respecting them. Ia. Whose Machine snsn
bug ~ and as work half done. mast be twice
done it is E4 nifs 1t TINT on tp p1aaancc. net on
the price Of the 1nsr,ffhent hangs aaensDie deci-
sicn Tha-Propfietdrs Of tho ,.....
LADD. WEBSTER 4 CO.'S SEWING MACHINES
Claim frr them the following important points. and
affirm that money ia unwisely Invested IN any and
ausSesing Machines which fail short OF thissfand-
ard. :, II ~ =
Thes will, sfitc5 Asn,, Js', ss,si a.ss gatisr..
They mas stfoR leck stitch, that cannot be 'aa-
Yape'led on pulled ont.
hey stitch afse on boH sides Of the work, with.
out forming ridges underneath
They are perfectly simple, and the rzanagementoi
Them easily acquired
Any spool OF eotto3t ursdd SIX sold at the stores
may be used without re-@inding.
They almost aoiselsSs in their operation, ahe
will tuedr longer than any other Sewing Machine ex-
TAM
Lot Manufacturers, Planters. Farmers. House
keepers any other persons in search OF an nstru-
rnent 70 execute dav Kind 81 n0io done by ma
chiuerg, male s9ret they secure Inc tes by examining
+ HORTON REACH, Agent,
81 Main st.. Richmond va.
~ Samples OF work ssnt by mail.
NJ All kinds OF stitching done to ort'er nj the
shortest notice h skiifui operators. 0e 9-it