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How TO PRESERVE CIDER. Prof, ITorsro

How TO PRESERVE CIDER. Prof IIOrsrNrd
has announced method to arrest the frrmcn
alton Of cider, thus Keeping it sweet for an
indefinite period The process is simply by
adding Sulph'e of Lime. This article is now
advertised by druggists for this purpose; and
rcplc>cutc | rs 'pcrfect,v harmless" as vou
see by the advertisement inclnscd. A medi-
cal friend of acknowledged chemical acqnir.
incnt and acurnen. assures ne that this ap.
plIcaiOu forms an Acetate of Lime dluretic
in rR'.ct. unnatnaliv and uninvnrahlv cxnl-
ing and Sinlrlrting the action Of The kidneys
and that while its effects would not benefited
Ny all, perhaps directly traced only by few.
it would be decidedly iijurouS to those per
sons predSp"sed t" disturbance ofthS orgnn
Thee is growing diSpostiomto bring the
m"ch abused Article Of cider to standard of
perfection. that shall establish its claims as a
wholesome beverage. have seen notice OF
a patented invention Tor this purpnSc.-
Liquids sruil or sour b. contact with air
10 avoid 'hiS II " E!.hhcr bag cf appropr
ate construction is fitted TO the bung- hole.
which prevents the access Of external air. and
when hc l'Quid is drawn Of the bag turns,
inward aud expands to cover the surface of
the remaining liquid and prevent contact
with the outward air.
And later still, see it recommended to use
tube or Syphon. the long and lower end
tc!mnat my in a vessel Of water. ihc short
and upper end tightly fitted to, and just enter
ing the vent which mus, escape out into the
pan Of water. and al the same time excludes
the in.rcsS of external air thus preserving
the liquid sweet until consumed This |
think NEST sensible suggestion and easy Of
application, a. NJ. WARD.
Hart foid Co., Conn.
EmcIIrull L-lrcnLiHrList
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NiORh NEWS YET!
Another New Store in EIhton,

I'm TIE CORNER OF MAIN and BOW
~ STREETS. Opposite Joseph Taylor's
i!"tel) The subscriber having just opened
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES, QGeenswarc, Hard and " God
Wares, and all kinds Of articles most used
i'll the country. he respectfully informs the
pcoI lc Of Eikton and its vicinity that he is
row ready to deal with them in a manner that
they will be pleased with the bargains they
make with him.
C5~farnl"rs and others will lose no time
by calling and looking over his stock.
N. B.-Thc terms which he will sell upon
are strictly CASH, or all kinds of Country
Produce will be taken in exchange for goods.
April .. 1859. y. Men. THOMAS.
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U0GrtyvcotQres.
EMPORIUM OF ART.
3. e. COOK,


(LATE OF HAREIsEuR PAD
TTAS opened GALLERY at ELKTON,,
L. IL Md. in The Cecil Democrat Building,
where he is prepared to execute
AMBROTYPES. PHOTOGRAPHS,
MELAlN EOTYPES, CRAYONTYpES
STEREOSCOPIC, &C., &C.,
In style superior to any heretofore pre-
seated to the citizens of Elkton. His claims
are founded upon several years experience
in one OF the best Galleries in Penns ylvania
He feels confident Of giving satisfaction,
if entrusted with the patronage of the
public.
GyPIC1UREs copied from Paintings,
Engravngs, and Statuary.
Instructions given in the Art on reasona-
bic terms.
Pictures taken in clear and cloudy weather.
Gallery open from 8 O'Clock a. NJ. to 6 p. NJ.
July 9, lS39.-tf
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IMPORT OF FOREIGN BEES. The agricu

IMPORT OF FOREIGN BEES. The agricu,,-
tural Bureau of the United States Patent
OIli'e have received intelligence Of the ship
mcnt from ilavre. France, of large swarm
bomoardy bees. They are oflalgcr size than
tho ordinary bee, and have n longer bill, are
able TO sack flowers inaccessible to the Amer
can bee hesc bees viii not he distributed
uniii 1851 by which time 1t * expected to
rear from the swarm now in hGlSitu stock
enough ior SIX huHd:,d hives.
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publir Sales:
TRUSTEES SALE


PORT HERMAN,
A N D ' A l. u A Bile La N D,
IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
BY virtue OF Decree of the Circuit Court
Tor Cecil county in chancery. the Undersigned
trustee, will offer at Public Sale. at the Court
House lonr in the town of Elkton,
On Hednemay, he Oh of Nogem.e,, ncrt,
Commencing at | O'clock a. m. All that
Property at PORT HERMAN which belon-
gcd TO Robt. H. Thomas, deceased and which
is now occupied by GuStavus A. Thompson.
This Land is divided into two parcels by
an Avenue or Il Street called Cherry Street,
fifty feet wide, and which runs from the Elk
River, a South -eastciiy direction to the
Public Road, leading from Hudson's corner
to Town Point.
THE FIRST PARCEL lies South west of
said Street. 1t contains, according to re-
cent survey,
GS Acres, 8 ssocls. sc paEches.
MORE OR LESS.
On this pn"ccl arc tie following buildings
ana Improvements. to wit:
No /. A large and well built DWELL
L. ling House, with necessary ont
EsAs,,:A buildings. This Dwelling is
SY!iigS beautifully located. on the Elk
6 - River. The Lawn adjoining, is
ornamenlcd with Shade trees and Shlubbcry
and iunS down to the waters edge
No. ,. Is Barn 10 by 80 feet with
Stone S!abing 9 feet high, and the frame is
lG feet to the square.
No. 3. Is a Stone Store House. 80 by 50
feet, . stories high, ard with TWO rooms on
the second floor.
Nos ! and arc small buildings, beside
the Store Room. about Ii feet square one Is
stone and the other frame.
s~ssSs.'ax There are fruit trees ofvariouS kinds
.s.s,..s.1ssi on this parcel of Land. The soil is
e ~ good, and well suited for Peach
>..&.-... trees.
THE SECOND PARCEL lies North Ia st
OF Cherry Street. 1t contains according to
the above mentioned survey.
Als ACgcs, Z Reed, as PercMes,
more or less. The buildings thereon are as
follows:
No. l. Is Steam Mill directly on the
Elk River: Main buildings IS by As feet.
wing % by 80 feet. This Mill contains
vaions machinery.
No. . | also steam Mil; Main building
20 by 40 feet. wing l5 by 80 feet with
machinery and fixtures.
4 No. 8. Is u Frame Tavern House, Of
f-;71';ra suitable size located at the corner of
lrc.F,a Cherry aud Front streets, in full
iIl.t. q view Of the Elk River.
Nos 4, 5, 6, and are small buildings,
the location of which can be seen On the Plot
of the Property. The greater part of said
second parcel is clealcd land, and Is capable
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DRESS MAKING.
MISS KATE MILI,ESS

RESPECTFULLY informs the LADIES
~ OF Elkton and vicinity, that she is pre-
pared to make all kinds Of FANCY AND
PLAIN DRESSES, and do Fancy Sewing
generally; she will also make Gcntlcmen's
Shirs; at the residence of her father, on
MAN Street, Elkton. [April IL, 1859.
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Our Country.


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~ Ti 5'','',,'' vi, u, '"r ''''o" ing S'f'r'
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.',,E"',' Pu'''''e,f c'I''l're'N''y ana sup
Ta, s;t"' ana ana S'orloaS country
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vi '"" ,"' :, 'T'''e c""!uH h"tu
;n," ;n'i',;n WILEY d" '''"''e'" NATIONS SINK
H. ,''J 'l'",S''''''"'''e "e,o'e our country
'an '''I '""s,i l'le'S' ana more oi ''m. and
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up .'e ""','"l'i sn"eF"Iy 10 greater extent
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| pupils Of lu'S institution. y farmer ilr
mist he in the concrete state: the life Of the
student Of a,rcnilnt" must b" IL the abstract
! state. Know; ledge, to be YaiuR',e, mnSC be
! such rs, when Itr:urd to Practice. viii be
| productive ard Profitable Tie farmer or
! planter who produces most with gwen
! aWo"n OF '"''or mist b" >a,h I" b" the most
sk1HinL Ills knowledge Is best b'catsc it IS
most practical ADD productive"
The Young 'nc" " ho "r" to he educated at
Tins institution we to'h ''F Gl"Hl'd Mere eX-
r'cI'd I" direct the '7h"fS a others, not to
| perform II themselves FuHpoIc your young
man !" have completed ms r"!'rGe studies.
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Go 6ousrlie
FLOUR AND FEED!
If YOU WANT YOUR MONEYS WORTH
CALL ON
WIN. Z. GIIIS.

VIM. II. GIIIS.
TN the " Hollow" nearly opposite the Howard
/ House. ELKTON, Md. where tho following
articles can always be found On hand, cheap for
CASH:
FLOUR and FEED STUFF.
Extra White " heat Flour, Extra Red Wheat Flour
Superinc IS g Common
Midlings Buckwheat "
White aud Yellow Meal White Common Ship
Corn and Oats in the Grain. Stuff.
Corn and Wheat Bran, Corn and Oats Ground.
PROFESSIONS and VEGETABLES.
Fresh md Corncd Beef. Pork Sausage. Shad,
Herring &c. Sweet Potatoes, Irish do, Beans,
Cabbcgc, Pumpkins, &c.
POULTRY IND GAME,
Always on hand in season. su.h as-Turkeys
Geese. Ducks, Chickens, Rabbits, Squrrels,
cartridges. &c.
Trade or highest cash price paid for all
articles in his line
The f'vor of the public Is respectfully solicited,
and will be thankfully received
WIN T. GILES
p. S.-All articles delivered .tihn the limits
OF the town Llktor, Dec. IL, lS5S-tf.
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q The editor Of The Louisville journal
has been the occasion ola hlundcr as amusing
rs any of his own witticsms. The London
Bookseller, monthly organ of the publishing
trade, commenting on list of American
anounce mentS, says: " We observe hook
announced on an almost forgotten subject.
frentieiana. Mrs Ellis may be reminded by
this that the 'prrnriceS Of England have never
yet been the snhjcct ola history This ex-
qnlSlle unconsciousness Of the nature OF the
work (Which we need scarcely say. is col
lection Of good things from the pa,aeon Of
: u .strIn Wits is inilnimitab,c = Bait. an e.
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LOT OF GROTND

containing Acres, more or less. living near
llarriSri.ie. in the 9Th Election District OF
Cecil county. on the South side of the road
leading from karlsruhe to Portcr's Bridge,
and adjoining the lands Of Stephen Reynolds
and Samuel toah it being the same lot o.
Grornd devised to Nathan Bcnoni McYcy.
Gy John Harris, deed. by his Will. bearing
date January 2lth, 1913, and recorded in the
Office Of the Register of Wills for Cecil
county, in ihcr b., fol. IL. &c.
1EhMS.-Onc half OF the purchase money
on the day of sale, and the other half in six
months: the credit payment to be secured
by the note OF the purchaser. with approve ed
security, and to bear interest from the day
Of sale. W. PINkNEY EWING.
Elkton, Oct 10, lSj3--ts. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

20 virtue Of a Decree of the Circuit Court
SO for Cecil county. the undersigned. as
Trustee, will sell at Public Action, at the
store Of W. NJ. s S. Reynolds. in Harris.
Vile, on
Saturday. Tie 5M dag Of November, 1850
At II O'Clock A. NJ. ali tiat
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I'D REOUSEAEEPERs.
New Flour and Feed Dealer.

If You want your moneys worth call on
JOHN II. MAIANEY.
in ELKTON, on North Street, (betweeu
the Jail and Smiths llotcl,) where the fol-
lowing articles can always he found Oh hand,
cheap for cash.
FLOUR AND FEED STUFF.
Extra White Wheat Flour, Superfine
do. Extra Red Wheat Flour common do,
Middiings, White and yellow Meal, White
and common Ship STUFF, Corn and Oats in the
Grain Aug. &, 1859.
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prlltistrl,.
DIR. COWAN.
r.-,u,vc,ru,

DESpECTFULLY informs the citizens ofC@
IL Cecil county that after an absence of>QSI16
10 years. he has again located in ELK Ton, where
he hopes to receive liberal patronage.
He is thoroughly conversant with the various
methods Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH. and
uses in their construction Gold and Silver only.
metals which. after 20 years experience, he has
found more durabl than any others Ie inserted
sets of teeth for number of persons in this county
sixteen years ago. many of whom continue TO
them with the greatest satisf ction.
He EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN. by thu
use of Choroform His experience in the use OF
this and other ANASTHETIC agents warrants him
III saying no unpleasant consequences can result
from their judicous administration. His me'hod
of exractng teeth diffe RS from the usual practice
his instruments being SO constructed as to dispense
with the necessity of scoring the gums, an opera
ton often more painful than extracting the teeth.
Although DR.. c. will use none but the best
materials his charges will be very moderste. per-
haps more so than has ever been charged for sub
stantal Dentistry in this or any other county and
those who require the services of Dentist would
do well to consult Dir. c. at his
ROOMS AT THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
before they go elsewhere. Juno IS, lS59-R
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New Cracker Bakery in EIkton.

N3 ORRIS CUMMINGS takes this method
I.A Of informing the public that he is now
prepared and is daily Baking Fresh Crackers
OF all kinds, at his Bakery, in the Hollow to
which he calls the attention of the trade in
general.
Also, constantly On hand CAKES Of all
kinds Particular attention paid to baking
cakes for parties, &c.
COnfectiOnerieS.
have just received from Philadelphia
choice lot of Conrectioncries, which win be
sold cheap for cash, wholesale and RETAIL
Thankful for past tavors, 1 respectfully
solicit continuance of the same.
NORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton, June ~. 1858.
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Its No Use Blowing.

ENOR the People have found out that the
Il place TO buy CHEAP CLOllING is at Rut-
ters, opposite The Howard House.
= lie has just received n first rnte lot Of Spring
and Summer Cloths, Cassimers and Vestngs
which he will make up as low as they can be
bought in the cities. April a.
RAGS RAGS!
rENHE highest price paid Cash for Rag
Il (wo"lrn exceptcd,) at the Rockville
Paper Mills, on the Little Elk, by
march Z6--tt T.. JORDAN.
Y AIDES SKIRTS in variety in price.
-a-A,rou 62ct, TO S3.Ts, Aor sale BY BB3ht r iAf
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n yr who want Liquors. at low prices. such
Vas Brandies, Wines, Old Rye " Risky,
C"rdials, Gin, Rum and common Liquors,
will just step in the New Store, east end Of
Eikton. WM. McCLELLAyD.
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EDERSONS who like good Groceries, such
as Sugars. VI GLASSES. Coffee, Teas, Spices.
will lind the place to get them cheap is the
New Store, east end of Elktpn, from
VIM. MCCLELLAND.
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--latest News.

A III who should want any Carpet. Floor
"A Oil cloth, STAIR carpet. will fluid it AT
the New Store, east end of Elkton.
Aug 81. WIN. MCCLELLAND.
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S,UANLS! SHAWLS Stella. Blanket.
~ aud Mantila Shlwls, the finest stock of
Woilcn Blankets ever offered Just opening Ut
Oct Z. WM. TORRENTS
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EEERRING HERRING! HERRING -
4 d Received this week a lot OF PRIME
New Herring in bbls. and ! hhs.
Aug. 20. II. +. MAY.
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GPLENDID STOCK OF
~ DRESS GOODS,
TRIMMINGS and SHAWLS
Oct 10. f.. BROWN, JR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01
Stems Teiesraph.d from ..hips,.u.

WAsHIsGTos, Sept. 20.-Important dispatcbe.
were received yesterday from General Harvey. i'm
which that officer says that no conflict had taken
place between the troops, nor there the sill ght-
est apprehension ofany. ! have reason 10 believe
That these dispatches had been received prior 10
Seneral SCOTS departure, that officer would not
nave neen sent % the Pacific. Ii NAV be that
orders VIII 20 by the NEXT steamer for his return
WAsHISGIoN, Sept. 3O-The statement in the
New York Herald that the island Of San Juan is
In the joint possession OF British end United stats
forces 10 discredited at the War Department
There, and indeed in all officials quarters there
seems TO be calm but determined puroose 10
maintain the rghtfulness Of our territorial claim
up TO the channel of Hare. The interesting fact ia
stated In army circles that Arrowsmith's mans of
the London edition Of 1919. have the boundary
line drawn through the middle of that channel
In the same quarter hear to-day continuation of
my dispatch Of last evening, stating that the
British commissioner was instructed by his gov
eminent to run the line through the Rassario
channel.
, AS Information reaches here to night from New
orh mat The postmaster there has advertised that
~. .ne Sa-Lornia mails would I've sent on the Attn by
I shdetblh steamer, il seems settled that the
.omee Department has given MP the hope of
VIZ ,,uIhIihehi OF the contract by MI Johnson for
leans. w" i"iA vi we" VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

ne HfiscosAL CONVENTION AT NV YORK
Ihs case 9 E'sh0p OAdsrdOak AT the evsni,o
session on Thursday. DIR. vinton subuoi,t.d -
clnuon asklng the. convention to petit5on a..
House Of Bishops for reversal of the se,,.r.. i,
Suspension on Bishop Onderdonk As mart =, 30.
Argument In favor Of this measure be read ,,o
Bishops memorial 10 the House Of Bishops WI Sch
u appears was drawn up under the auspices OF de
Rev. Drs. Hawks, Tying, Anthem and Eigenbyot
Formal st1t-'nents, recounting their connection
with the matter, and the motives by which they
were governed in regard to IT, were made by the
three hIst named Of these gentlemen. reselu-
uon 10 lay ON the table was pendiag when the
convention adjourned to meet on Friday, at nine
Yesterday, the motion to lay on the table being
l-Aen y p wss lost by the following vote-ayes s5
, '-s <ts' majority against tabling 12a The fol-
n,s. ~. resouiion was then adopted-ayes D.,
. hSso.rsd, That the remission of the sentence Of
the M Rev. Bishop Onderdonk would be accent
I5"Ie 10 tbls Convention. upon the copdito, that
TIE restrictions upon the exercise M eniseonaI
y WIS and oilcts within the diocese set fofb i'm
his Isls-r 10 the Ri. Rev. Bishop Potter laid he
fore this Convention, be annexed TO the "a on
such restrictions relative the exereise ~ inch
powers a. the House Of Bishops may deem It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

III Nlcaraguan correspondent, writing from
Msnagua on the 9th Of August, states that Con-
gress had adjourned, after transactng some very
important business The Lamar-Zeledon treaty
had been ratified to meet the wishes Of our Gov
eminent; the antifbuster clause Tin the sixteenth
article) was suppressed. The British treaty was
not acted on, as Sir W. Gore Ouseley was In the
interior of Costa Rica, and could not come TO Re-
alejo until the dry season set in. Nicaragua
wished to see the Mosquito question settled. The
French treaty had been modified and ratified A
postal convention with the United States was
needed Honduras had obtained beneficial col
onlzenon grant The importation Of Cinnamon
had been ordered by the Nicaraguan Government
ne news OF the revolution in Costa Rica did not
produce much sensation. The Vandyke Transit
Company had informed Government that they
would open the route during September or octo.
her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-01

The GREAT EAsTERN.-It is announced Of
fcially, that the Great Eastern will leave Port
land, Weymouth on her trial trip, on the sth Of
October, instead Of the 18th of September, and
hnally sail from Holyhead for Portland Maine,
on the 2Oth Of October, instead OF the both Sep
tember. This delay Of three weeks is the time
in which Mr. Scott ussell contracts to repair the
damage occasloned by the explosion, and 10 put
the vessel in the same condition that she was In
when she sailed from the Thames This con-
tract, however, does not include any repairs
which the boilers may be found to require. and
ai'hougn they apparently sustained no damage,
an investigation is said to have shown that the
internal stays Of the boiler most directly exposed
10 the force of the shock have either been dis
placed or greatly weakened, that the boiler
cannot be safely used in its present state