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4 Word to the Wise Is Sufficient.
Aug II, 1860.

New Goods! New Goods!!
AT
j. p. BRADBRUN'S,
CORNER OF MAIN and BOW SITS,
S(oppositc Taylor's IIotel,)
GOOD AND CHEAP.
Having taken the stand lately occupied bv
Perry McNcal Thomas, and having received
a new stock of GROCERIES, Hardware and
Dry Goods, will sell cheap for CASH, or
country produce. Motto Sc Quick sales
and small profits" Come one-come all :!
elect while the goods are fresh and new.
Sugars, Z, 8, 9, 10, II and II cents
MolasSes, 30, 3G, 10, 80 and 80 cents.
Dry Goods OF Newest Styles
Straw Hats, great variety, cheap.
Hardware, Notions. &c, &c.
Elkton, May 10, 1860.
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TonAccosTICK, !
noroho,t.r ,n,,ty MI

July 18th, 1860.
DEAR Sir Il used your American Guano on
wheat. In answered very well--T shall use more
this fall think it very good. Yours, Sc
p. 4 j. Il. HARRISxToN
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Pf virtue of Il Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Kent county, as a Court of Equity.
the undersigned rs Trustees, will expose to
Public Sale, at the Tavcrn Porch of John
Daniel. Esq, in Chestertown, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of September, 1860,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, all that
FARM AND PLANTATION,
lying and being in Kent county, Nd, the
property of James F. Woodland, deceased.
commonly called MARSuEY POINT, con
tanning about
290 ACRES,
lying within six miles of Galuna and Har-
mony, and Immediately on the Sassafras
River. 1t is divided into eight fields with
fair fencing. The land is of fine quality and
among the best in the county. producing
corn and grain abundantly. A portion is in
WOOD.
There are about
$500 PEACH TREES.
of the usual varieties, about three years old,
of large growth and bearing finely.
The landing is good, and vessels can be
brought with short distance Of the shore.
The DWELLING is one ErsN
story, frame, with two rooms ::.lA
and a passage below stairs SA iiiM
The Barn is very capacious, Essi
with Stabling, suitable places for cattle, &C,
in the basement, Meat House, &c.
Steamboats, and sailing vessels pass fire.
quently to and from Baltimore and Phila.
delphia.
The farm adjoins the lands of Mr.. Thomas
j. Shalcross and others. This property is
reputcd to be one of the most valuable in
the county.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE:
A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, with interest
from the first day of January. next. payable
in three equal instruments, to be secured by
the Bond Of the purchaser to the Trustees,
with security to be approved by them.
The rent of the present year will be
reserved.
UyThe creditors of the late James F.
Woodland are hereby notified to file their
claims against him, duly authenticated, with
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Kent
county, within four months from the day of
sale. GEORGE VICKERS,
RICHARD HYNSON,
Trustees.
Chcsteitown, Sept /, 1SG0-ts.
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No Pills seem to give such universal satisfaction
Prepared only by On SwASTE 4 Son, No.
North 9TH street. above Market, PmLApELpmIA.
Sold by DR.. H. Ii. MITCHELL and DIR. JOS.
WALLACE, ELKroS. and all Druggists and Store
Keepers throughout the county and state.
July I. lS6O-3m.
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ELKTOy, MD.

HAVING purchased the stock of A. G..
LII TuIte, Esq, l have resumed business
at the Old Stand. and intend keeping full
assortment of Goods. The patronage of my
friends and the public generally is respect
fully solicited.
TERMs-Six months credit on running
accounts of twelve months.
Prompt settlements positively required.
Mar 3, lS6O-6m
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IDQuitc an alarm and excitement
was created in this town on Wednesday night
last, between 8 and 10 O'Clock, by mingled
cries of fire and murder, proceeding from the
ncighborhood of Back Street. The Court
House Bell was rung, the engine got ont and
taken to the scene Of excitement. when it was
found that the upsctting of Il hnid lamp in the
house Of Mr.. Lcftlcr had occasioncd the
alarm. Fortunately no damage was done, and
the excitement soon subsidized.
NThe Oak Grove, and Bay View
Sabbath Schools will hold a celebration, on
Thursday the 18th inst, near Gilpins Falls. -
Rcv'ds. Brindlc, Whitcsidcs and others will
be present, and deliver addresses. Speaking
and singing by the children. Exercises to
commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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r.. Ct. REESE,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,

Groceries, Hardrare, Queensware, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, &C.,
MAIN STREET, opposite North, next door
to Dr.. MitchelPs Drug Store,
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GRAIN. CLovERsEED, &c, BoUumT.-The
VI subscriber buys all kinds of Grain and
Seeds, at the Warehouse, near Elkton Depot,
lately occupied by II. S. Sites
Feb 10. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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CROUND PLASTER. For sale.
VI mar 3. ID. SCOTT II BRO.
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OIIs, Paints. GLASS, Putty and Drugs, by
~ Cherry Hill, may 10. s. B. FORD.
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L'lSH. and Mackerel, for sale by
l. the barrel, by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-24
Markets.


BOSTON MARKET, AUG. p. 1859.
ASHES-Ihcrc Is no change to notice In Ashes. Mod
crate sales AZ lie per 10 for Pots, and 5S Sac
per Do for Pearls
BUrrER-rhc receipts of Butter the past week have
beer 1872 packages. There continues be very good
cclng ia the market iar choice and extra which again
falls short Of the dcmlud and further advance has been
realized. With amy considerable receipts however, this
advance would be likely be sustained. The sales
Of New York and Vermont datics good choice and exc
ira, have been at is 20e the latter extreme price
and obtained only for occasional lots and and
fair qualify ranges from - lGcpcr TO- In Canada, Ohio
aud other Western the sales have been ~ lie per h.
as 20 the quality
CHEESE-rhe receipts Of Cheese have been 69i boxes
and IL tons There Is better feeling or Cheese with
light receipts and small stock. The sales have ranged
frOm o lie for common and prime.
FLOuR-lhe higher grades are settled down and have
declined during the week full pc per Dol on late extreme
prices Common brands Western arc very scarce and
have been sold in small lots at SIS 81 50 6j fancy has
been sold IN instances under - l5 the close
generally held at that figure with very lgh, stock cx-
range from - 70 So several lots having been pur-
chased at the lowest figure, although the close
Offering under - 80 and supeuors have been sold az
SO 25 81, including Ohio, Gcucsce and Michigan and
the latter may now be considered the outside price for
the best brands
GRAIN-Corn has been steady and firm during the
week. but the demand from the trade has moderate
Our supplies almost wholly confined 10 Western de-
scpuons, Of which fair amount has been received dur
ing the week Some lots Of Southern yellow ia store are
not offered except at prices above the Of buyers
The sales Of yellow have been at y zoe for common and
good Western mixed at Csc and in some instances a
shade under The stock Of white Corn very lph and
the price rs nominal In ncighhurng markets this de-
scripuon Is selling at very high figures comparatively
la Oats there have been sales a. 4jc per hu includ
ing Western, southern aud Canada and extra quality in
some instances as high as l6c The market continues
Ia be well supplied The sales Of Rye have been CON
fined to suall lots az 81 Soc per bu.
WOOL-Ihcrc has been rather more inquiry for do
mcstic Wool the past week, but the Transactions have
been mostly pulled With the exception OF few smal
lots OF medium grades fleece, there has beon move
mout ia This description. Holders generally are firm
and prices well sustained The sales add up 10000 lbs
At prices In the range
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EXPERIENCE is BETTER
THAN EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE


The science of medicine, as praotisod in
hospitals and families, by nine-tonths Of our
regular physicians, is an experimental science.
1t has no fixed immutable principles il is not
founded on a consistent philosophy. Now,
mark the difference between the experimental
remedies OF the profession, (Which even the
great Maicndie declares fail more frequently
than they succoed,) and those Of Professor
Holloway, man who has built up a new sys-
tenn Of medical treatment, in which. as we
verify believe, there is not a single flaw from
It foundation TO ITS summit
We have authentic statistics before us,
which show chat the annual consumption of
Holloway's Pill exceeds that Of all the adver-
tised preparations Of the same class at present
before the world. This, of itself, in coun-
try whore the opinion of the majority is CON
sidered entitled to supreme respect, should be
sufficient warrant Of superiority. But we
have seen a still stronger proof Of their ines
Unable properties, in the shape of a copy Of
the record Of certificates and testimonials Of
cure received by Professor Holloway directly
and through his agents, during the last five
years. The yearly average almost exceeds
belief II is upwards Of $4,000, or more than
two hundred per day. There is no question
az 10 inc accuracy oil TINS statement. MOST
Of the documents arc authenticated by legal
FORMS and the names Of persons distinguished
in every department of public life figure in the
index to this volumnous history Of triumphs
of grand discovery. There is no expert
menting hore-no playing at fast and loose
with health and life 1t is one glorious un-
interrupted march Of success, in which all in
ternal diseases have been attacked and extin-
guished.
Among the most common and fatal diseases
incident to our climate. are those which affect
the stomach, the liver and the bowels. We
have seen the effect Of Holloway's Pills in
cases Of this nature, and when we aver that
they are a specific, covering all the varieties
of these complaints, we speak what we do
know Permit US. in all kindness, to rec
ommenG all who suffer from bilious disorders,
whether acute or chronic, to resort at once TO
this remedy. 1t is not our wont to obtrude
advice on our readers, nor is such our inton-
ton now but we are so thoroughly convinc-
ed Of the uniform efficacy of these Pills, in
every disease that affects the great secrotiyc
organs, that we cannot forbcar giving them
our earnest endorsement and recommendation.
~ Y. "Dispatch'
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ptatbs.

~ Montpelier the 10th inst starman son OF Rev.
i. w. and hebccca shelton, aged 10 months.
Ina Wiliamstown Aug. LIST. OF typhoid foyer. Geo War
rem, son Of David and Laura Gale, aged % years,
month II days.
Ia Arlington the 20,h ut, Harry Gray, Esq, Of
ohnoor, aged So years
Ia st. JoAnsbury, Aug. 8, James Ramsey, Esq, aged
In Barnet June %, Mrs Sarah G. pollars, daughter
Of Mr.. LAWSON Bruce aged 81.
In lowell, July "a, Mr.. f. W. Stiles aged p years
ia Roxbury, July p, Of consumption, benjamin T..
Rich. aged 2j years.
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MORETOMN CAuCuS-

The Republicans and all other voters in the town Of
Morctown Do favor Of the election Of Lincoln s. Hamlu.
are requested to meet ia Town Caucus. at the School
House 40. ., near Geo Newcomb's, in said Morctovu,
ON Saturday, Sept l. A. o'clock r. NJ. f1r the purpose
Of putting nomination candidates be- elected Town
Representative and Justice Of the Peace
Per order OF Town Com.
Morctown, Aug 49, 1860
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Special notires.
WARRANTED PURELY vEGETABr

WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.
C5,O)O,OoO) Five Millions Of Boxes Of Brandreths Pill,
arc sold yearly The sale steadily increases and yc,
thousands die from colds and fcvers which these pills
could certainly cure Braudrcths arc simple but I'M
matched for efficacy. How important that we at once
advantage sickness when it can be had at
an outlay Of 25 cents
Mr.. }. c. Rappelyea Of Monmouth County, N. j.,
writes, March 10, 1860:
81 troubled in January last with costivoncss for
several days and took ten grains N caome to obtain
lief l caught cold suppose at any rate, a severe
diarrhua in which my medical attendant found it inn
possible to This was followed by dyscntery My
strength all gone. Everything passed through me
As tookit A friend from Ncw-York Mr. George Lewis.
PILLS. Thought in my weak condition one pin would
be enough but he administered four and the next
ing four Much impurity came from me, and, to
my surprise the and pain diminished One box
cured NC fully / am hearty with good appetite
Sold principal Office, No 29i Canal street Price p
cents per box. Sold by L. F. Pierce and Fred Smith,
Montpelier, Vt, and BY all respectable dealers n medic
eines 1913
HuSsEwEILs Tow ANouyNE deyelopes in the most
perfect form all the requirements Of opium without pro-
ducng any Of IFS horrors The physician or patient who
Tor the want Of good substitute has Witnessed the de-
structyc effects N OPIUM will not fail TO mako trial ri
the AHo3yHc, and its perfect results not only upon
disease but the natural state IL leaves the patient For
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Nervous and Chronic Head
Complaints Dchrum lfcmeus, through an the minor
Nervous Complaints 10 that Of Loss Of Sleep u has no
parallel Purchasers Of both the Anodync and the Cough
Remedy, should be cautious purchase NJ those they
depend on that the perfect result NJ the genuine may
not be disturbed Sold by ali dealers See advertise
ments and call for pamphlets. 1913
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Marria0rs.

In Hardwick, 7,h inst, David T. Allen Esq Of Stowe,
and Miss Ahnia Bliss Of Hardwick
Ina Hardwick Aug lst. Mr C. @. Montgomery and
Miss Lydia A. Chceser, both Of Hardwick.
IL Rycgate, Aug. 7th, Mr.. W. W. Wright, Of Boston,
Mas and Miss Britaner Whitcaw, Of Ryegate.
Ia North Troy July 2S, Mr.. Ira A Powers Of New
port. and Miss Orrill G. WILSON, % Troy.
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wM.F DICKINSON, Judge.
| EBBEUS BENEFITS ESTATE

1 EbbIbo DItNNEl . T. . n 4 - -
IL The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the district II Washington,
commissioners TO receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands NJ all persons against the estate Ut ohbeus
Bennett late Of N0rded in said District deceased,
presented nsolyent aud the term Of sN months from the
2ith day Of July 1860 being allowed by said court 10 the
creditors Of said deceased exhibit aud prove their
pcotiyc claims before Give notice, that will at
Tend 10 the duties Of appointment at the dwelling
house Of Ambrose Bennett Ia N0rhhed Ia said district
on the third Tuesdays Of September and January next
at O'Clock, la the afternoon, each " said days.
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Argal notircs.
- I ATE OF WE'RE ON 7
- DISTRICT or RANDOLpM. IS.

y 7 a 7 n q V u X Vt q n !,
- DISTRICT OF RANDOLPH, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court Tor the District Of Ran
doph lu all persons concerned in the estate o. Eli
Stone, late Of Wllamsown, IN said district deceased
tcstAte, GREETING.
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The time aud place aioroad aud show cause II any you
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Dated at Chelsea in said district this 21th day Of Au
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1912 WIN. +. DICKINSON, Judge.
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IILILEN.


ny Telegraph 10 the Hdtchnan J0ufiiaf.
At Market $50 Cattle, 700 Beoyes 1892 Stores consisting
Of Working OXen Cows, and one, and three years
olds. PRICES
Beef, extra, 500 100 Working Oxen, 80 $50
" first quail. $50 900 Cows 4 Calves rs o.
" sec. $50 900 Yearings, none
" third $40 900 Two years ods, 10 ~
" ordinary 2,75 a 600 Three IA a II
Sheep and Lambs.-At Market, 5737. Prices
In Lots, LOO a l75 Extra q select, 2,Ola 800
REMARKs.-Ihere are not many large Cattle at
market this week last Prices without change. Small
cattle rather du--pnces not quite so high Number Of
Sheep not large last week but enough for hsuar
Aei Sales lively, prices about the same last week.
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