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DISSOLUTION,
Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware,
For October, 1893.
FRANCE, DROADBENrS & CO, MANAGE.

TDlE Legislature Dclaw lis last session gr
ed Ia FKASCE, kRoApBESTs Co.. Ito the exclusion Of a
other applicants Lottery Charter for the acknowledgement
Internal state Ia continue for period
twci, years draw ing in Wilmington, Delaware,
speid schemes offered Ia the pub
Bonds million of dollars have been given to the Stat
pa, nil prizes The drawings take place
public and under the superintendent ot Commissioner
appointed by the State, 10 insure their fairness
The call attention of the public To the following
Splendid be during the present month;
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
D7O.OOOi
Grad Consolidated Lottery Ct Delaware
CL.iSS 8,
To be drawn Wilmington Del, Saturday, October 70 l9
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Week., Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.

~0<--> TIIE PowhaHn steamir,at Company Steam
~-k<tz5.rlss.rs GEo. PEABODY, Capt kianARD PRTci-
zap, anil BELtlDERE, thpi Ws kEssg VIII leave Rich
nond for altno. every Tse~1y Tsarsdg aud SIfarlas.
EyfRstss will Baltimore for Richmond every f"esy,
Thsr.dsv and Saturday, thereby cnab ing shippers aad Pas
seny 10 have an opportunity IA Communication between the
tive points every other day.
g6- Freight received in both places every ,ay.
For Comfort these nne Steamers equal " not
superior Of their class TO be found In this or any other
city, These fitted with splendid STATE
Room Passenger Accommodations recommended To the
travelling aud frghng community as the most comfortable,
cheapest spsy mode 81 transportation between the two
points go .
TICKETS procured Office Shockoe Slip opposite
Columbian Hotel, or at the steamers Landing Rocket
ii. " W. CURRlE, Agents, Eehn,nni.
sept Idly j. BRANDT, JR, No Light ST., Baltimore.
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= CAMP. SMITH * CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
0Iooers Commission & korward lug Mei chants

0IOOpIb' q u1LB WelCNantB,
NeH The Dtpot Of he Va. u Tom Rairodd,
LryCUBIRG, VIRGINIA..
EG leave Ia return theta thanks friends
Land patrons for the ,ery liberal patronage extended them
Tor The lust two years, and respectful! ASK continuance The
saint They nave eceutl! added tucr house. which makes
one o The largest aud most In
receiving aud selling produce, and 10 those who
with Their c"nsgnmcns prnisu ven, efforts
tain high for them, and rendered 500, rs made
Their si"ch o GROCERIES, Liquors, &e, always com.
etc and the, prepared To TO purchasers
rtrrfilh ~ al III In
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STITZER.
CppoyW ne hIch0hSt Ijunk,
Main Street, A.ynchblsrg, VIE
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS

F ALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
I'll sTIrZEKS the place To your HATS made under his
- own inson by the most celebrated workmen that can
he rpaeed He Is furnishing his customers with
ne sndsnesi Hat that be produced There nothing
ks hem ~ this city They the Hat the season-some,
lung .aiy beausifal He does design being egocal
p sns. says must be II therefore, YOU want
nns peee'ay adapted form Of Inc Seai and erai
ny beauufu sttzsrs Ia the place 70 rel Il ~ >f"'''o
He would also call attention. 10 ia Lars. .,.,t NJ so
a Of ever grade and qualify servan.s Hats in great yi
lns sasy oa9 Velye. and PuAh Caps Chidren's Fan
70 order al the shortest notice az Ainos u HAS made
B Can Al Sutzers, Practical Halter CIR h. S, =, A..
The BIG BLuR 's"~ r. he sign Of
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SGMI.BlTUMlAOUS CoAL.

EEt E>I DEVELOPER
Willis Mountain OI Piedmont Coal Field,
Near EarinVillc, Cumberland Co, Va.
FHNIE subscriber having ia'l" arrangements Nth the south
i SIDE Ellrnar tnmaut /" l.iiyof tnAl from the
fctuon Mines !" t,t al l.! n'itait has established
Coat ARD thu lNiih, aul appointed L. +. SINS, well
known citizen Of t> place, t,ni Tor lis ai, a delivery,
mhom please apply.
Inls produced from the mines Of D,l,nW vino
competent miners, ami wh prepared /"
III! al al adi M! bc required good marketable 1t
is naural, from slate aud other impurities aud
urnh un Il. ,hu nn, than nrdiar, Bftann,is tra Nv
twenty i've lrr Il D. u'A used cNi>,oiN ia faiNir.
fursf MINI "HlI nrot ~ mite iroi ia city AMI
The easy grades =" thu >.r road: III b. .I-
al c'npct lion IA tt. irtkcl III Prices therefore, Wl
b. reduced according 3" r TuIrit consumed For the l,s
cnt, itr4 Viii hu:
For trale tual - hu-l,l
For Hat toal ...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ="
For Shopt nnl ... ......#...# i
sept 6-I1u JnlIN 4 DNIBN
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WHEAT THRESiING MACHINEs-I have in ,o-. ..1
W ior sAe ~ low prices To Gloss MT Hons
Rs AND iHHkshEns, o the most approved Patterns ""
aug I1-dts " r. ASnrpsoy
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MISCELLAEFOUs.
II A r. II A n It's

pvpppvtsfAkNKT L Sr = = IA .Ssp,p,n
Win the analysis The celebrated s,l,t
snrins In l,erusny, In convenient por,ab, IT,
hs; ssss ,or 'a and ns Pu,s y. @
EFFICIENT AND AGkHEABIE
al Inc Aper cnt
m, n snpS saers seiz Powders and o,r msy
eles both from ceTracnes and great efficacy II Ina.
Biaio1. and febrie Diseases, Sick AeadacAe Los. q,
1ppttite, Iadf0esfio", and az Sfmii,r Com
SPRING s,i; S'ssis.f ssfisis s sEAsoNs
particularly adapted 70 ,s wants q Travellers i, Sa
Habits n,ads and Captains Of Vessels and
Planters nnd valuable addition 10 their Medicine Che
with those who have used H. II has high favor and deem
cd Indispensable.
IL Torpid State Of the Lrerit renders great service IN
IN Goat and Rheu,natismIt gives the best satisfaction Al
laying all inanmma.ory symptoms, and in many euec
Ts success IL cases Of Grar mitigation Heartburn u
Gosfiueness-Proves to be Medicine Of the greatest u
Aeidifv Of the Stomach, and he distressng seknsss 40
usual du,in0 Pre9nancyYiclds speedily, and narJ
under its healthful Influence.
jet Iiies-1cfiag gently the bowels neutrazny mn
Irritating secrcions and thereby removing all inaamnairy
Hfacf .nra,aaoae in all cases herea o.na. Apeyts.
Par0afice u required
Ii Is in c,rm Of Powder carefully put up in bottles /,
keep any climate, and merely requires poured u
to produce delightful cf!rrvescent beverage.
Taken in the morning. 1t inerferes with the avocans
day. acting gently system, restoring the doeslys
power, exciting healthy and vigorous OF the stomach
and creating ali elasticity mind of spirits which
give zes 10 every enjoyment enables the Ia en-
joy many Injuries with impani from which otherwise
be dcarred and without which life Is 30 rksome distress
Numerous testimonials from professional other gcn
men the highest standing throughout the country md H.
guarantee Its cicac! aud valuable character
la the favorable notice OF an intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale ami Retail, by
JOHN \. TARRANT IL CO. DRrGGIs1s,
No. 21s Grecn"ich-st cor. of Warren, n Y
Ia 1l-,t
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K E RIOS ENE y.
err THEDUCTION IN PhttE
NO VARIATION FOR TaE W.NrER

The New York Nrr>ss9, .! r."
(GSrASLiSilEb -
NNotSCE THAI, having ma,ie : #..- NHp..' ru"h q
"A til" manufacture nj Kerosene, The, '"t"t" '
fer II Ia the Trade al
One Dollar per Gallon VIII lesale.
The attention of consumers Is respectfully called TO M ~
Joined thic, the result of potometrcal examination o.
n kfs1, Esl Of New York. Chemist, and dated Fen D
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EVG ~ 800. 40, -! ;;iass Il. sli,es
l.s RN .siss:..-xss s.sta .;i. ssassa

uEN'i. SUITS. OFFICE, V. n T. r. H.,
I.ySCnBuRli, sept I'D, 1859.
IDESDfITfDSn adopted by the Virginia tennessee Rail
III road Company, II relation ~ The Far held IN Virginia
Eesaref Tho Members of the various Agricultural
hat FAIRS within the Common cath
II Virginia pass. AMI SAID iars the Virginia
Tennessee l,ilruni, nj hail prcr.
He-irei, Thai the usual rates shall be cbfged all
animals articles going Fairs Of the Agricultural
heii uctui,or
Rss0csf, That all such animals aud articles having
ROAD return from the said Fairs shall
point wic the. started, free ul charge,
and nah 10 thus rtdrn, having passed down over this
road s e rsundcd the charges paid going down. the
r.rHca, thai such animals articles have
been ACTUALLY exhibited NJ 81 the aforesaid Mrs
H,gptffd, Ihai the attendants al animals going
returning from the Fairs shall he passed free when la
actu sad animals.
g. Rs9g l. hai this Company, IN transporting their
arccs ulruI, Tor exhibition at the hioc
said l.if it foregoing sulaonH, will not be rcspon
e., he, that bofali said animals
licles.
Il nrlcr OF the Board
SEP, =#iInl T. II. GILL, Gcnl Supt
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GEM. sUrr's OFFICE, Il 7. Il. r. co,
laNCn!.rRG, July 2Iih, lN.,9.

In g .a..:..... "a. =, J
~ lows:
Passenger Tram "" will leave Inehbug at l2ia A. NJ,
AMI arrive AT ii.,l. \. NJ
Passenger uu -. will leave iynchburg 1880 T. ~
ami arrive at a., T.. n.
rrrtghi Tram Viii irNe iyHcrburs at t. A. NJ. and aN,
'f'' r. NJ luis icd'" docs NOT carry passengers.
II. II. GILL,
Jai! 29f Genera, Superintendent.
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- y VI lei. \. BOYD.
As remo' cd again I" hs Old stand Nam street AMER
having lifted nP in splendid style, an, filled with
most attractive and elegant assortment ioNs ooNfETuSg,
Fanny ""onS frrrs Ns articles all new
siulr The nos extensive OF ,hi
ircn aud nEi' for the table before yn,-
burg. do, zs.lts
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SgfsasaEIs Aaxx ANAs:.s ENT.

SEiNlaa Els ASK s.H GNT.
R>EDrcED EArLS.-l.r [. = Mail steamers, -s..e
HI JAMES low Y, tHp. PARRISH, and EuA 6SE.N
Nphf apt HhIN SEg- wh care! Passengers Ia and
from d .nia al RATES.
RI >!hAi afternoon III O'clock Git! Point evening.
aud Aaria cn, SHAY al Il clock, Tor New l"tk,
arf@la- IN, t. htAt day, and ~, ;ine 10 e.nncci VII" .ic
liu,, :. II. anl North.
The i;pAAbhE capt sktN Nra, leaves Eiehmond ever!
FRIDAY nc"rk city Point morning. al
9oeea anI i"ri"m"u evening, Tor New YORK, arrh
itN VNtlidr.
i, l., II Il RI MING,
The jancsih"h leaves orh from Pier No. Il North
hrr, ef, sGtuia afternoon, al oeock Tor Norfolk, Pc
,,rsntr! an, Hohu.oIl-aki,. Freight fur each place
Ihe ,aaihr leaves New Y",, from lcr No. IL North Xiv
errrtt "Wednesday an.rnoat O'Clock Tor Portsmouth,
feter'.rs aIl lii nm,li-;aalg Freight Tor each place.
REDU I'D ara IS.
1"f",
* ias' 'a>sd-t,
lsigt >'aer'"ni included, hc,@ecn Richmond, Peters
nrS III "" YORK .......,..
>vctt-, PN,I4c..... ............
"a - ,tacr''m inclultd between !nehblr aud New
1"rh, u
Passage IL AMI "d hrr"ih a. ~ lN,r boats.
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
80 ilc nvw ui,l elegant Steamer Yo3tAIoWN will soon
b, put nl"n .,, lnt t. >ai iuriu- fri
Nt'kh Tine
rar trArs apply To LIE, HGGhE y 60, agents
alui sid's lam osroet, H. ncI.nrG, "a.
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Manipulated Guano.

Nuiil )ulttLto 1ll.lIlD.
M oii,r IL the Pllc,s Vagina t,uanh prepared 10y
w follows;
1904 H. ~, Peruvian dunno tina! procured
lbs, Of the best Iul
cent. Of tn. Phu-i lHt, al Linz.
2un l- nj iae u 81 ui Plaster, pr Mhra pay s.
extra.
Al ~ inAp,l together,
rncr, and others ,i, Ia eNtninr tn, article. From
,et, tbs
b. Il that can he itlntrci lr the Nirg'ta lLnl.
rree IL Planters 50 per r,j I,,r iaa less whea they
Mrnlsh un' bags.
Fot salt Il! EDMOND DAN EXPORT " CO.,
SEPT = at Ethmnul. VA.
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No 1877 MAIN .o1nLE r.
GROCE kIES! GROC L K E 81!
New Stock Just to Hand!!
FH,lif subscriber has received his Fall suppl! Of GRO
LHIESnd respectfully invites his city and country friends
call HIS stock totcs. Mplsss
Rice Candle. Heavy lLnl Woolcn tooS ir mems
viii, he assured compare fa,uah1 with Tn, market
and nil oi which he offers low Tor The Ia punctua
TONER'S short time thankful for the liberal patronage
"NVndcd 10 hm for c eight months, hc earnestly
II continuance of the s,tIr.
sept 2i-dlm VAN TAIIAFEEltb.
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Brazilian Pebble Spectaoles

Fire, Life and Marine ln.;' -a..cC
Lynchbalg Hose g. Ene Insurance Company.
FniIIs Company makes Insurance Against oss danngc by
Fire, cling Houses, Tobacco Factories and
buildings, Furniture, Goods Wares aud Mechandlsc,
generally In and country the most favorable terms
good health md sound constitution for the whole uruliUn
of lc or for II limited period.
slaves employed 0riar! occupations will he insured on
reasonable
The III ais! take marine rish from and Ia OF
the Northern southern Porte, favorable
DIHkcroEs.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES NJ. COUIIS, Wee ircsicni.
GEoitGE Il. THURMAN, thict Engineer
Jois OILY rAiLur Wa. 7. ANDERSON
J.ats +. PAINE, JonS /. DAVIS
Wa II. SfIArruS, MNRhE =. lANGnnHSE
II. VI, kI>Nri, tnAs. Il. sIAtG.ItEM
JAS. -. WILLIAMS, treasurer
CREED T. WILLS, secretary.
Dir. W NJ. oIWAl OWEN, u.,..i |, a,,iu.r.
DR. II. GII.MER, ' : '''
The Medical Examination Of subjects for insurance will he
made AT the ol of the Compan, each a, ictworn the
hon Of anl O'Clock. +. VI. lei, 2i-tS
day received large oi Of gktniass ,Ioha-soo {" them
fine. Being somewhat pressed i and more So for
money will dlsl"ee o Ium Ia early applicants for very
small advance cost.
Jan 2ldts EDWARD J. FOLKES.
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qfeat ~ JItIeln Western and South Western
MAIL. ROUTE,
Via Virginia Central Railroad.
FAIR IT, ny YORK AND PHI IADEIpIIIA REDUCED,


Via Virginia Central Railroad.
FAEE IT. .isW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA REDUCED.
~ .s,,.a-A;Ass . ~ - sssii;s.z;ss
uNb, lille, Hiain Lev siurg, anu Charleston,
Il Va. Hl}aaloic Two dniiy Trains for ashingtun
Balta,f, Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling Cincinnati,
Louisville
ia, aud Passenger Train leaves Richmond, daly al
$40 A. NJ
MEL spnm"laion Passenger Train leaves Richmond
dali, trSe.pt snud,, ~ nj 6.i3 T.. NJ.
Tn, N. min AT Washington with The 3tJ
+. NJ tn 80 T. NJ with the i0 !. NJ Express Trains
from " 4ilsou the different points above named.
sTt ifaS, uL.t- he procured l., nchburg At the
Ticket oft nAIqr -ouhSiir Railroad Company, Of \. W.
UOiNi' =. licfft
10 itrk .....#.......... &l6 ~
4" imbe, hh. ...,........".. IL %
IL bif=tbr, ,....4.......-, II -
Iu Nisifi-fln Hul NcNan,lria 10 -
ratI,zef,t AIrun s'un set down nj any o,, upon
PunusN ], Av.trlt, OF clHrgr.
Pn.sr ani hv natkie ansportl between 'hc bcp"tS
IN Richmond a" charge, ud I" the Depot OF any Hotel On
Prnu,t ANrauo Washington, tba> saving hack hire.
Threp stts he pr1cutci IN Washington To lttsburg
Ianr COLUMBUS, DECATUR
lnd.a NlacCunca INDIANA: IuuisS lille, kcntut NY
81. l,is shenen. Zee %r., and all paris Of the West.
So .,asgl, = thorAVd through.
IllD> DODAMEAD,
july ij-its General Superntc ndcnt.
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TUN1iE undersigned having removed 10 thu
cupcd b! [. T. L'ichded, ESQ, lby Saun.
e beg leave 10 inf nm his friends that he ia sl engaged in
the Commission and forcdrding BUSINESS and Keeps con
san, hand we'll selected stock II Goops AND
which he will sell al prices that will fail please
His facilities for doing COMMISSION
unsurpassed having house upon the Basin, with
enclosed lot where consguments OF Lumber and Pig Iron
lie entirely secure
He s Agent for Livingston's celebrated Flows
Castings and will always keep full Also Guano
Cement aud Ground Plaster
feb 4-l,s WM. I. ANDERSON
HARPER FOR OCTOBER, iarper's Magazine for October
IA Just rec 'Ised at t-rp, 46dl. NlCrORS.
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SfAlfB PROPOSALS VIII he received nj the Office of the
- Mcm,ls III paseo Pacific uIroad Company, nj PARIS
Lamar icN~ Until the 5th n3 o1 November, lN' for
the roupn ~ uu,, Oh, .a,lrHi, commencing On The
sulphur ol He'd lVCt IN ii'wle county, Texas.
The tUir III" t"ni, and Iiacc cund
to which viii be delivered the uc
t!ie besh
The iltAl the Iron,
The aud rnu place the Road running ORDER.
For whn', ies will bc paid uc Of ohe Hundred and fty
rhuu-an i,ars cash twenty five miles "t the
Road is Cd and onr llmirul and Fin, Thousand Dollars
morc, the my mics completed, and the
value,
"a. The pnf,.u ana, aGrc,. = II. MORGAN,
President NJ. III L. Il I. H. K. 60.
nur 30.l "a & a.
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Sombrero Guano.
y tons uf ph sphae Guano just Sonlbrero Island
80 Wes; dies The richest dposie Of Phosphate
known 10 TIM WORLD containing between 10 per cent
Bone Phosphate e Lime and 10 which the attention
of our fre and The public generally who fertilizers
We are sutk A.ENrs for the sale OF this here
wil sell al Northern prices deduc,ng actual expenses tits
place
Pamphlets containing Its ana ss &C.. furnished applca-
lion OF by mail.
MoCoRKLE Co, Sole Agents
april d&ctS Main street lynchburg, VA.
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kth\l IKE POll~!l.,J cents will of Fur
nti.e Polish, WHICH, w,cn applied 10 Furniture thai has
b,s scratched or rubbed, gave gloss equal to ncwil
aai. Il tUE i9-dis u. IL. THOMPSON Druggist.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-11-05
Science OF thinSSsF amiiiar.

Why is rain water soft? Because it is rot
imprcgnattd with earth and minerals.
| Why is it more easy to wash with soft waite
than with hard? Because soft water urites
! freely with soap and dssolvts it instead of
decomposing it as had water does.
| Why docs wood ashes make hard water
soft |. Because the carbonic acid Of wood
ashes combines with the sui hate Of lime in
! the hard water, and converts it into chalk -
.. Wood ashes also converts some of the
soluble salts of water into insoublc, and
throw them down as a sediment by which
| remains more pure.
Why has rain wftcr such an unpleasant
! smell when it is collected in q rain tub or
tank! Because it is ,mprccnated with de-
composed organic matters washed from the
roofs, trees or the casks in which it is collcc
ted.
How docs blowing hot food make them
cool! 1t causes the air which has been
heaod by food to change more rapidly, and
give place to fresh cold air.
Why do ladies fan themselves in hot
weather That fresh PARTICLES Of air may
be brought in contact with their face by the
action Of the fan: and as every fresh particle
OF air abSnrbS Some heat from the kin, this
| constant change makes them cool
Doosa fan cool the air No. it makes the
air hotter. by mparing to it the heat from
our face nut it cools our face by transferring
| its heat 10 the air.
Why is there always a strong draft
under the door and through the crcvlces on
each side Because cold air ru,hes from the
hall to supply the void in the room caused
by the escape OF warm air up the chimney.
DC
Why is there always strong draft through
the keynote Of Il door Because the air in
the room We occupy is warmer thap the air
in the hall therefore the air from the EalI
rnshes through the keyhole into the room,
and causes draft.
Why is there always n draft through the
window creviccs Because the external air
being colder than the air of the room we
occupy, ruShcS through the window creyipcs
to supply the deficiency caused by the escape
of the warm a ir ~ the CHIMNEY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-11-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

- / virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
~ for Cecil county, in chancery, the under
signed Trustee. will Offer at Public Sale, at
the Court House door, in the town Of tlkton,
Mary land, on
WedHesday, the 9th day Of Norcmbcr, merit,
at . clock p. NJ, all that
LOT OF GROUND.
in the town Of Port Herman, now owned by
Theodore Cmp. This Lot runs $50 lcct ON
Charles street, and 80 feet on Front street
Tie improvements thereon -
are as follows: One Double t+'zI.JJ.- <,
rongh-rast Dwelling House, 20 ~, -, -
by Ii feet on Front street, and h So
small rough cast Dwelling House on Challes
street.
These buildings are all in good repair, and
arc neat and comfortable. They are located
in full view Of the ELK River, and are con-
vchent to church, school, store and mill.
TERMS or SAFE :-Onc-half Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash Oh the day OF
sale: and the other half at the end of twelve
months from the said day Of sale the credit
payment to bear interest from the day of sale,
and to be secured Ivy the bond Of the pur-
chaser, with approved security.
GEORGE EARLE,
Elkton, Oct s, 1Sj9-ts Trustee.
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Gelcfteo })cctrn.
The Death OF the Flowers.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

The me lancholy days are come,
The saddest Of the year,
or wailing winds. and naked woods,
And meadows brown and scar.
IIcap'd in the hollows Of the grove,
The wither'd leaves lie dead
They rustic to the cdl! ing gust,
And to the rabbits tread.
The robin and the wren are flown,
And from the shrubs the jay;
And from the wood top calls the crow,
Through ali the gloomy day.
Where are the flowers, the fair young flowers,
That lately sprang and stood
In brighter light and softer airs,
A beauteous sistcrhOod!
Alas they are all in their graves;
The gentle race of flowers
Are lying in their lowry beds,
With the fair and good of ours.
The rain is falling where they lie,
But the cold November rain
Calls not. from out the gloomy earth,
The lovely ones again.
The wind flower and the violet,
They perish'd long ago,
And the brier-rosc and the orchis died,
Amid the summer glow;
But on the hill the goldrn-rod,
And the astrr in the wood,
Aud the yellow snn-iowcr by the brook
In autumn beauty stood,
Till fell the frost from the clear, cold heaven:
As falls the plague on men,
And the brightness OF their smile was gone,
From upland, glade and glen.
And now when comes the calm, mild day,
As still such days vii come,
To call the squirrel and the bee
From out their winter home
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-11-05

CT'Ihc Scientific American speaks of a
new invention to: horse shooting designed to
obylnte the continual driving of nails in the
h""f, by which great injury is sometimes
lniIlctcd upon yaluaLIo horses ty un>k ,Iful
workmcn a groove i, made in the under
side Of the common shoe into which is faS-
tened = piece of iron the same width and
shave as the grooyr, only thicker and slightly
cmv,d upwards. the joHcrlon forming com
p'rtc dn"elnii. ihr advantage al this inocr
shoe is, that II j. made TO project beyond th4
ordinary shoe and when worn down can
ca,Il, he ,ci""ycd md replaced by another,
without ga.lIg oil The shoe from. tie horc' :
hvuI.