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STOVES! STOVES!

A LDRlDGE X Co., are now receiving
~ their fall supply Of Cooking and Partor
Stoves, among which are to he found OIL
Royal cook flat Top, three Sizes the Glbce
Air-tight for wood or coal the Belle of the
states the Royal Enlarged Fire Box, for
wood ; the Girard Air-ieht for coal or wood
the Golden Cook for wood Improved the
Woodland II one, Il beautiful wood Stove,
an entirely new pattern. elevated oven and
great variety OF other ooking Stoves II at
named, all superior Bakers, to which
we ihvitc the attention of all p crs0ns want
ing stoves, as we know that we can sell them
is low as they can he bought in any other
market. We have, also, Il great variety q
Parlor and Hall Stoves, both for wood and
coal.
The Public are Respectfully Invited 70
call and examine our assortment, where can
also be found Il great many Housekeeping
Articles such as smoothing Irons, cast iron
Hullowware, Tined aud porcclaine lined for
preserving purposes, Glass Globe Lanterns,
Fluid Lamps. Japan ed Tin ware, French
Wash Bowls, Britannia Table and Tea Spoons
Iron table and baSting do. Waffle Irons,
Soap stone Griddlcs. Sheet Zinc Dicken-
sons Patent Butter lurn, II very superior
article; larconl and Stone coal Furnaces,
&c., all Of which will be sold on acc"mmoda-
ting terms, at the ELkTON STOE We
HOUSE, corner Main and Bridge streets.
Elkton, Sept. l., ALDRlD(E & Co.
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Farmers Look at This =!

vE7llE subscriber having put on new Cards
n and put his Machinery in complete order,
Is now prepared to manufacture Wool into
all kinds of Goods commonly made in a
Wooden Factory. Stocking Yarn incuded.)
Wool will be 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 will make
II much better article to wear than can be
iiiadc on the machinery now in general use
in most mills. Farmers would find it to thcil
interest to have cloth made from their own
wool. as great portion Of the fabrics now
palned or on the public for wooden goods
are composed Of impure wool, wooden rags
and cotton mixed together and dressed to
deceive the buyer.
JET1IRO JOHNSON.
Rock Valley Factory, near Bay View.
June II. lS5S-Gw
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RAHEYs METHOD OF HoEsE-TAMrSG.-
The Scientific Amcricaa says:--" This new
system Of tanning is founded on the well
known process employed in subduing buffalo
calves and wild horses taken by the lasso,
and consists i'll simply gradually advancing
towards the horse to he subdued until yon
are able TO Place your hand on the animal S
nose aud over his c, Is, and then 10 breathe
strongly and gently, as Judgment may die
atc. into the noslriIs We have the aulhor-
ty Of Catliu in his Letters and Notes on the
american Indians in tanning the wild horse,
ct Il e rraricS. and that it is invariably at
tended with sacccss."
tatlin says:
" have often, in concurrence with the
known CUSTOM of the country. held my hands
over the eyes of q buffalo calf, and breathed
into his nosrls. after which have with nv
travelling compaions, rode several miles into
our cncampment, with the little prisoner bu.
silly following the heels OF my horse the whole
way as closely anl nflectionately as its in.
stincts would attach it to its dam. This is
one of most extraordinary things have wit
ntsS'd since I c,me into this wild country;
aud although | had often heard of it, and felt
unaLle exactly to believe it, am now willing
t" bear testimony TO the fact, from the nu-
nrr"nS instances which 7 have seen since I
came into the country"
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THE CRors IN ENGLAND. The English
country papers uniformly speak well of the
appearance Of the crops as regards nearly
every staple production. Last year the har-
pest was considerably above an average, and
there IS an equally good prospect the present
season. There is generally a succession of
two or three years in that country wherein
the cropsare above or below an average, and
.lndaInE from TIE past, now in the series Of
favorable years.
In North Lancashire it is stated that the
forward kidney potato raised for market
there are found nearly hafof th,m badly dis.
cnsed. This docs not augur favorably for the
soundncss of this crop, which is found so I'M
portant that for the last ten years, intcad Of
abandoning 1t the farmers have sought to
make amends for the loss Of a large portion
OF the product by increasing the quantity of
land planted In other districts the potatoes
are said to be growing rapidly and looking
well.
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New Carriage Manufac tory
ELKTO.T, MD.
". A. BskEE s. 60.

! ESPECTFULl.Y inform the public that
ESthcy have commenced the mandatory
OF carriages III Elkton, at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbank, where all
orders in their line will be promptly attended
to. Carriages of every description made to
order, of the best material and the most faith
tul workmanship and insured for one year, il
properly used. having practical acquaint-
ancc with the business, acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia. and having
some of the best workmen in their employ.
they ilattGr themselves that their work will
compare favorahly with that done in the
cities, as to style, price and durability. All
they ask t" satisfy the public, on these points.
is fair trial. They solicit share Of the
public patronage.
Dg-Oil carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, at moderate rates,
march II ly.
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MORGAN BLACK HAWK.

lNlllS celebrated young horse ~
L. will stand to improve the tn ttas
Breed of Horses, at the Stable I@:F->asSSf
OF the subscriber, near Dclawar .saiaass-1-s>-s-
City. The Season to commence April 18th.
1893, and end on the 10Th If July. Will be
at Johnson's Hotel Stable. in Elktcn, Md.
on the 18Th and remain there until Saturday
noon: and so on alternate weeks throughout
the season.
BLACK HAWK is col! of the old Yer
most 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, 1893. He took The premium there rs IL
ycarling. lie also took the first premium at
the Pennsylvania State Fair. in the fall of
1871. as Il = year old. He has also taken the
premium ut the Fairs at Wilmington and
Baltimore. He is 6 years old in June, 49,
hands high, Of 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 a very fast horse
as he shows signs Of great speed.
TERMS-$l5 for the season. $50 to insure
ANTHONY REIBOLD,
April II, SaS. Delaware City.
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Hoes VS. DoGs.-" What dog lives upon
will keep hog " If anybody doubts the
truth Of the saying, let him kill his useless
dog. and put pig in the pen and give it the
dogs allowance. lie will find in few
months that he has a fine fat porker fit to be
eaten, use the dog could not possibly be
applied to by any Christian man. There
are too many dogs in the country, by far too
many if they had all been killed a year ago,
there might be two hundred pounds of good
fat pork in the country to balance against
every dog so set aside, which would be no
mconSidcrable item in the present scarcity of
supplies. Dogs are nuisance, and should
be taxed. While every farmer keeps his dog,
and every slave his dog, and every free negro
his two or three dogs, sheep stand poor
ciiance to get through the world and Yield
their annual fleece with uniform Threats. The
Increase of the dog population accounts for
the scarcity of shccp.-N. c. Planter.
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Escn!apias Drug Store.
EsGzssnGGts ElssssrSrafSetly

ey2 THIS Great linl'ncnt is now almost uni
w rcrSally used as the best application for man
: q or horse for all outward affections, such as
sprains. Pains. Bruises. Fresh Cuts, Rhcu-
matsm Ncuraga nc. 1t gives instant relief.
and makes far more cures than any other inanicnt
sold, Ii is also found upon experience. to be a
certain cure for chaPpcd or cracked hands. and
makes them white smooth and soft. To those who
are annoyed with rough and sore hands. it is cs-
pccially recommended. 1t has gained the almost
entire medical faculty where it is known to its IA
vor, and il largely prescribed in their practice
Benefits Embrocation. the great l.inamrnt
BcAnctt'S Dia1rhGa .Uir!aye.
This mixture is too well known to need comment
1t is undoubtedly safe and the most speedy cure
now known for Cholera Norhus. Darllusa. Ch0lic.
and all like affections of The bowels: and shruld
have place i'll the medicine chest ofc every family.
aS II might be required in time of emergency to
save life. The season is now approaching for bow
ell affections and it is to be hoped that every fam.
NY will supply themselves with this mixture A
word TO the wise Is sufficient"
BennetFs MGian OIL.
ms splendid preparation for the hair has stood
the test of competition. anl rises superior in the
conflict of Ponadcs, Katharons, Rcgcncraors aid
a1i sise hcnpee nron the people. his Indian Oil
Is truly deserving the name it bears MS "A clean
and intlgorating Tonic for the head and brnuty ins
properties upon the hair.-lt is much improved.
oe'hS Low. by iiltcrng process cleaned Of all
Impurities. and is balm sufficient To bcautify the
hair without the greasy and gloomy appearance
given by most all hair preparations. Ii is also
put up in larger bottles which makes it very de-
Sirabc and cheap Hair Oil
~ These medicines are for sale by all Drug
gists.-M crchants and others must order from
JOSEPH :. BENNETT,
Apr 2j. l0i Market St. Wilmington, Del
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THNllE undersigned still continues to carry
y on the WOODEN business at the old stand
PROVIDENCE MILLS, Cecil county, Md.
where he will manufacture Wool into the
follow ing articles, viz :
BrOm Blankets, cloth, Cashmere. Soiinetis.
" oolen o"d Cotton kerseys, Namnels, Linseg,
Tweeds, &c.
Also, Wool Carded into Rolls, and Stock
ing Yarn made to order, by
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
u Market price paid for Wool, washed
and unwashed. WI,
Providence Mills, June 5, 1S5s-Gw.
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FARMERS TAAE NOTICE {!

WE Would CALL YOUR attention
w to he~ Dmh"mS Patent Cam Power
RGHpino and llhmiOg Nich,nc.
with ne" and improve CUTTER BAR This
Machn is cons rncte without cogs cr;ink4 or any
complicated works; it il very light strong and
simple; well calculated for hilly as well rs level
land. Ono pair of horses is su!li :rnt to work it
n'l day with great e,s. in all kinds of grain or
grass of the heaviest kinds or under any crcu,n-
stances. This machine is very durable light of
lrHught and wal rantcd to eat from ten to fifteen
acres per day with one pair of horses AMI with Tho
new improved Cutting Far. there is no trouble
with the machine choking or clotsing which has
alwhls been great annoyance with lieaping and
Moving Machines
We are now building anil manufacturing the
above Machines. and ra,mcls who intend pur-
chasing Machine this Sc .sOn woul.l look 10 their
own interests to give Us u call before purchasing
any other Machine.
SHAW & ARMSTRONG,
Machine shop. Orange St. between ,th & 9th sts
Iyle's building. Wilmington. Del
We take pleasure in referring tanners 10 the fol-
lowing pr ctical farmers in the vicinity of VIII
m!lg'on. who are using the Machines and will
state is capabilities and advantage .Ino Richard
son. Jr.. Jos. p. Richardson. Edward r. Bellah,
Barbara Carr, William T.. Richardson's John
bradford. May |, lS5S--Gm
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Gur1s.
D0GT. Il. w. AaAIIEs.
DENTIST.

DENTIST,
II" AKIN. pEI.-As many persons are not
Unaware Of the time necessary to perform .,--.a--
perfect operations ill the Dentl urt.l thin S,yYf5
it but justice to those at distance who may con-
template visiting me. MS we'll to myself TO thus
publicly suggest to such the propricty of timely
Informing me by mail or otherwise to that effect
request this as a favor more especially where the
operations required are Of such n nature ~ to
render them necessarily lengthy. as sufficient
time can then be reserved for such special cases
and thereby prevent disappointment.
Il. W. uAINES, d. D. s..
July IT. '57-1y# Ncwrk. Del
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How TO PRESERVE PUMPKINS The Kama
wha Star says: We saw at the Wilson
House. a pumpkin of last years growth, so
well preserved that many supposed it to be
OF this years production. in a more favored
cline. it was raised in the valley of Poca-
tal'ico. We understand that the farmer who
,nised it, wraps each pumpkin separately in
straw, and then places them in his corn
stalks. The one we saw, had neither spot
nor blemish'" We notice this, that our
farmers may see what little care will do.
Not many can say they have preserved Pun
kins until the Sth of june"
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IT, C.iTiLOGEES SENT FREE. ~
G.. &. EVANS.
Publisher and Originator CT the
GEFT DO1A ENTERPRISE,

439 ChcS'"" Street, Phdm'2ipiio.
riNljE unparalleled success which has attended
L. the subscriber in his distribution ortiiits To the
Million. has Induced him to make large and ynIua.
bic additions 10 his former extensive so:k Of new
and popular books His new. complete anil elias.
sci catalogue Of books. embracing all the De.
par tme"lS Of literature, is mailed FREE to any
part of the country.
All books sold at publishers lowest prices an |
all the new puhlicn ions Of the day added soon as
issued 500 worth Of t,.is with each 81 900 worth
Of hooks sold among which are daily ds,libuc,l
die llllUWiMg
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NOTICE.

Mary Evans ! In the Circuit Court
vs. for Cecil county. In
john T. Egan and fChanccrv. june
Sarah f. Egan. 10th, 1858.
ORDERED, That the sale of the real
~ estate mentioned in the proceedings in
this cause made and reported by William p.
Ewing, trustee, be ratified and confirmed :
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the fourteenth day of August
next; provided a couy OF this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed in
Cecl! county, once week for one month
before the thirteenth day of July, next.
The report states the amount Of sales to
be $4,000
WIN. II. RICKETTS,, Clerk.
True copy test,
VIM. II. RICKETTS,,
June 10, lS5S-lm. Clerk.
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DIR. WILLIAM Il. CARSON,
Pharninccutist and Druggist,

IAS opened a 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 DnUGs,
CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES, PER
FUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, &c, TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS, SrIoEs, HAIR, TooTn,
AND SHAVING BRUSHES.
Uy~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. May, Is, lS5S--ly
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DR.. J. Simms' Cholera Syrup,

H'litS SYRUP is undoubtedly the best remedy
l. known for Dysentery and DiIrrhun. in all
their various forms: Cramps, Choiic, Cholera
Molbus. Pains in the stomach and Bowels. Cramps
and Sickness in the stomach Cholera lnfanum.
and Summer Diseases of Children. 1t is excellent
in Debility. Weakness Relaxation and Chronic
Diseases affecting the Stomach and Bowels and is
pleasant 10 the tste well as ciTectua in it's
operations The Syrup contains no dcletcrious
substances, cther mineral or vegetable, ii is there
fore safe under all circumstances
For many years the propretors have used this
Remedy in private practice with the utmost
success.
CArrIoN.-Peasc observe the written signature
Of the inventor affixed to the wrapper Of every bot
tie, thus }. SiMMs, NJ. d. none other genuine
Try this remedy once and you will never be with :
out it.
liberal discount allowed the trade Orders
promptly forwarded. Prepared only by
DIR. j. SiMMS & son,
4th and King SITS, Wilmington Del.
" Sold by DIR. II. III. Mitchell Elkton; b. f.
Burton, Dover; ). ;. lance, Baltimore. and by
dealers generally July TO- lSjS--im
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ICE CREAM sau,nnv

. A 7 CHESAPEAKE ClTY.-Mns. Pr ATT
IN respectfully informs the ladies and
gentlemen Of Chesapeake City and vicinity,
that she has opened an Ice Cream Saloon in
her house, where She will be happy to sec
any one who may give her Il call.
June ~, l9jS-3w.
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DR.. WALTON'S
A NJ E r C A N PILL s.

JOY TO TIL Lifted!
N0UNG AMERICA NlCTORI0US.-Onc small
J. box Of Pills cures Ninety nine eases out of II
hundred No Bnlsam. 10 Mercury, no odor ON
the breath. n" fear of detection. Two small Pill lis
II dose; tnstclcss and harmless as water Full
directions are given, so that the patient can cure
himself rs certain as with the advice of the most
experienced surgeon. and much better than with
die advice of one Of little experience in this class
Of diseases.
Y SEST ny MAIL TO ANY FART o. THE CorN-
TRY. by enclosing dollar to DR ID. &. WALTON.
No. 15I North seventh street below Race phin-
delphia. a Liberal Discount to the Trade None
genuine without the WRITTEN signature of h. Il
Walton, Proprietor
DR.. VS. treatment for sclf-abuse, Weakness. &c,
is entirely different from The usual course Or. W
has cured hundreds who have tried others without
benefit The treatment is as certain to cure as the
sun is TO rise. Enclose 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 80, lS53-ly.
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miscellaneous.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF writ Of Fieri Facias, issued
ID out of the Circuit Court for Cecil county
at the suit Of Otis Spear against the goods
and chattles, lands and tenements Of William
q. Carter, and to me directed, l have seized
and taken in execution all the tight, title
interest and claim, both at law and in equity,
of the said William G Carter. in and to all
the following Personal Property, viz:
4 Mules, I Horse, Colt,
l Yoke of'ONEN, 4 COWS, Bull, Shoats,
| Ox-cart, Horse cart, Wagons, | Wagon
Bed, set Hay Ladders, Cart Bed, ! Car
rage, Dearborn, set Double and set of
Single carriage Harness, 4 sets Of Plow and
Wagon Harness. l Spike Harrow, Faliow
Iiarrow,2 Fluke Harrows, Plows, Mower,
corn Drill. Horse Rakes, Roller. Ok
chains, cutting Box, Forks. Rakcs, Shovels,
&c; Double Trees, Wagon Tongue. .
Office Desks, Bookcase, = Chairs, ! Wood
Stove and / coal Stoves, l Mantle clock, .
Platform Scales, counter Scales, | N. O..
Press, cutting Press, Bleaching Casks,
lot Of Old Iron and castings, lot Of empty
Rag Bags and empty casks, Hosting Rope,
| Turning Lathe. Oil cans and Jugs, &C.; lot
of coloring Matter, lot of Rags, lot OF White,
Blue and Wrapping Paper, Grass Rope,
Nitriol, &c, Engine Belt; Wheat, Corn and
Oats, Hay by the Ton, lot Of Chestnut Rails /;
and hereby give notice that on
Weincsdoy, The 2lN day of Julg, 1858,
on the premises, (the Marley Mill property
will Offer for sale the said property $,
seized and taken in execution at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said writ.
tG5'Sale to commence at l O'Clock r. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
July 10. 1S5S-ts. Sheriff.
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~ WiL.NI.NGTO.N, DEL.

'ENlE ST. BSCRIBEhS having takvnthe
4 Old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Clriand. deed. in Market Street. respect
fully Announce to the public that hey mann-
tacturc Marble Monuments, TonIS. Head
ana Foot Stones. American and Foreign
Nantes and House Work Of every drScrlp-
tom, such as " after Tables. Door ZiIS. VIM
dow SillS and l.intclS. Coping. Curb. Flag
stones. &c.; neatly executed on The most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attend, Il to.
May II SMITH, WATEEHOrSE &CO.
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DELANO'S INDEPENDENT PATENT
III o IL S IL Il A IA ES.

TNlOMAS W. BROWN. respectfully informs
Farmers and others that he continues the man
ufacture of DELANO'S INDEPENDENT PArEyr
HORSE RAkES, mt his sash manu- factory in J
Morton Pools Machine shop, foot of Ovanae street,
Wilmington. Del Having the exclusive right to
make and sell these superior Horse Rakes in tho
state of Delaware, he is ut all times prepared to
execute all orders entrusted to him, Farmers de-
string these Rnkcs, are requested to send in their
orders before harvest time The superiority of
these Rakes over all others now in use is acknowl
edge by all who have used them, They can he
made with wheels if desired. FEB g. lSjS-6m
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H. BROWN, JR., at the old stand in
- Elkton. is all the time receiving new and
Hesrable Ladies Dress Goods. and he is moreover
all the time selling AZ the very lowest prices. The
ladies 20 to Browns for bargains and they are
sure to get them. He has some very pretty Challi
DeIcgcs and silk suitable for spring and summer
wear. which are popular beyond any thing in the
market lie has cheap Groceries too his fiji
sugar ana white III CTS. SUGAR looks very fur
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G0ntational.
ELKTON ACADEMY.

TNlIE Trustees would announce that the
l. Fall Session Of this Institution com.
menced on the 18th ut, under the super
vision of J q. A. Jones, a. NJ, assisted by
Mrs. j. Q. A. Jones, both experienced
Teacher. In order to place the hest cduca-
tional advantages within the reach of all.
they have considerably reduced the rates OF
tuition. They would therefore hope that the
public will give increased patronage to the
School, that it may hc enabled to snstai,
itself and be made 4 First Cfas, Institution 81
Learning. The branches will be such are
taught in all our higher schools and colleges,
and pupils may obtain thorough English
or Classical Education without going from
home.
RATES OF TUITION
LIST Class-Spclling, Reading, Writing
Elementary Geography, ARITHMETIC n d
Grammar, per term, $500.
2nd Class-lncuding Grammar, Grogra-
ply, Arithmetic, Book Keeping. Mensuration
Algebra, Geometry, Nat. Philosophy, His
tory and Botany, pcrtcrm, Si.N3.
Bird Class Trigonomctry, Surveying, Po-
litcal Economy, Science of Government,
Rhetoric, History Of Literature, Mythology
Logic, Geology, Mcteorol"gy, Mental and
oral Philosophy, Natural Theology, Evil
dcnccs Of Christianity and the Latin Lam
guage, per term, $500.
ANY Of the above named branches with
the Greek, French or German Language and
Literature, per term, $500
EXTRAS:
NJ U S G on Piano or Melodcon, per
term, $3.50
Percil Drawings or Monochromatics = 90
Painting in Water Colors, 300
- On ColnrS. 500
Embroidery and Needle Work. 1.Oa
An extra charge Of 80 cents for each of the
two Winter terms to dciray expenses of
fuel &c, will be made on each pupil.
Eleven weeks constitute one term
No deduction for less than IL weeks logs
time. GEO. II. HOW ARD, President.
f. a. ELLIS. Secretary.
September 6, lS5G-tf
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ED. BRlNGHURST u CO.,
Chemists and Pbarmaceutists,

Cor. MARKET and Sixth Streets,
W LINING TUS, DEL a w a r +.
MANUFACTURE
Fluid Ext. Of Ergot. do do. Of Lnpnlin. do. do of
Cnnicifga, 40. do. Of Wild Cherry. do. do. of
Layine. do. do. of Nalcrian. do. do of Lcnna do
do. Of Pink Root aud Lenna, do. do. of Peruvian
Bark do do. of iva u,si and Lupul'n To- do. of
Buchu do do Of Cubcbs do. do. of Rhubnrb do
do. of Sassarirlla Wine of Wild Cherry Fer
rated Tinct of Bark Syrup Of Pyrophosphate Of
hon Pyrorhs .phate Of soda Hypoph&phc Of
Lime, do Of Soda do of Potassa. do. Of Iron
Elixir Of Opium Chocolate Iron Lolonge4.