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REsUsoIrATIos AFTER HAEGIEG.--A remark.
able case Of what mar almost be called reviyI-
ticaiion, took place 10 London on the 10Th of
last August. A prisoner in the county jail.
most determined fellow, tied his handkerchief
fast to his neck, hooked il on The window fast
ener, and thus suspended himself. When his
fellow prisoner awoke 10 the morniug be was
so frightened that he could not cut him down,
but called upon the warden, who did so. When
after some Time physician arrived. the mans
eyes we're fixed and moiionless, and insensible
10 the touch the mouth was filled with bl.oiy
froth; respiration, scarcely perceptibie The
left arm and lee infexible aud stiff. whilst on
the right side the muscles were twitching and
contracting as it 10 death. The patient was
treated by what is known as Marshall Hall,
method vigorously rolled from side TO side fol
long time, but finally hope seemed to vanish
A lancet was put into his arm, and little
blood, dark, thick, and grumous. flowed out
After rolling bin, however, for tUo hours.
slight movement in one of his upper eyeld
was noticed. Then friction was make Rbou
the neck, where the lgature had made dee
indentaiion, and also about the heart, coniinu
ed rotation 10 blankets, with now and then tn
inhalation of ammonia and sther-and at
NJ, four hours after the physician had bee
called, life seemed TO have fairly returned
Iatense c, llslons then act in and threstene
again TO destroy life but 10 the course Of tn
day he wss sufficiently recovered 10 be able {
eat and walk.
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baldl had landed, laval comma nder telegraph
ed to Reggie that il was Impossible for the
ships to offer any resistance. as he had with
him eight large men of war and seven trsns-
porisl No more did This dotills oppose the
passage by the division of Gen. CoseDz, WHICH
must have taken place on The Goth or 2lst, at
the narrowest place of the Straits between
Scilla aud Villa San Giovanni, on the very
spot where both the ships and troops Of the
Neapolitane were most concentrated Cosenz's
landing was marked by signal success. The
two brigades, Melepdez and Brganii, lihe
Neapolitans say battalions instead OF brigades,)
and The tort of Pezzo not Plzzo, as some iels-
grams say this place is situated tar 70 the
North, beyond Monteleone, surrendered 10 him,
as ii appears, without blow. This is said 10
have taken place on the 2Ist, on which day
also Villa San Giovanni was occupied alter a
short engagement.
Thus in three days Garibaldi had made him.
self master of the whole coast of the Straits
including some of the fortified points. The
few forts still oecupid by Neapolitans were nov
usueless 10 them. ig 'al
The two following days appear to have beef
occupied by the passage Of The remainder .
the troops and of the maierial-at least we d.
not hear Of any further engagements until Tn
"a when severe contest is reported to hay
taken place at place called in The TELEGRAM
Piale, which we do not find on the maps.
may be the name of some mountain torrent
The ravine formed by which might have serve
-as defensive positions to the NeapolitaDs.-
This engagement is said to have been undeci
ded. After some time the Garlbaldians ottere
al armistiee, which the Neapolilan commando
referred 10 his GeneraEi n- Chief, at Monteleons
But before an answer could arrive, the Neaps
Titan soldiers appear to have come 10 the COZ
J clusion that they had done quite enough 4
; their king, and dispursed, leaving the batteri'
uHoccupied.
! The maiH body of the Neapoltsns, undo
{ Bosco, appears during all this time to has
{ quietly remained at Monteleone, some thirt
aliles from the straits. They do not seem
have been very eager TO fight the invaders,
Gen. Bosoo went over to Naples to fetch q
battallions of Chasseurs. which are. next
I the Guards and foreign troops, the most reli
q Bile portion Of the army. Whether these 8
! bauaIlions were themselves infected by u
i spirit of detection and decentralization reigniI
!. in the Nespolitan army remains to be seem
\ Certain it is that neither they nor any 9th
!. troops have been able TO prevent Garibaldi fra
/ marching sictoriously add probably unchecke
1 TO Naples, to hnd that the royal family b
' fed. and the gates of the city open TO hlstriuI
: plant entrance
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A Tract ofT.amd

commonly called the brick HOUSE FARM" con.
tanning Ia ACRES, near Harmony, on The right side
of the road leading irons kennedyviIle 10 Turner'S
Creek, and from Harm ony 10 the alJer place, edion
ing the lands OF Mr. Joseph w Webb, Capt Archbold
and Others in The tenancy OF Mr. Thomas Yansant and
formerly called the s'BeviLs Farm. The land Of
decided good quality. and is Produciivehs location
is near schools, mills, postOflice, Landing and Wharf
at Turner'S Creeks healthy, and the situation de-
sirable. and rarely surpassed. LA
The neighborhood is good one, and the property,
with moderate outlay. would be one Of the most
prodacilve N The country. eW
The DWELLING is Of brick. two stnry, with a
Frame addition also Kitchen, and The necessary out
buildings
lying The left side Of the road to Tuners Greek
and anJoIning lands Of J. W. Webb. and Benz How.
ard. A fair proportion is in wosd; lis pioxiInity 10
| Turner's Greek enhances lis value.
The soil is said TO be good fencing in fair condition
--t is without buildings Ii is in desirable location
| for Peach or Apple Orchard, and, with Buildings
would make neat hlte Farm for one with smal
means
THE TERMS OF SALE aie cash to the amount
IS 900 on the Farms balance in six months, with in
leresl from the first day of January next For the 5:
Acres, cash 10 the amount OF $3.50; balance in si
months, with interest from the hrst day OF January
nexi--Io be secured by the bond OF the purchaser
with security 10 be approved by the Trustee,
AT the same time and place, the undersigned a
agent for Mrs, Caharne Price, will expose 70 put
lie sale lao ACRES OF LAND, formerly attached /
the Harmony Farm. adjoining the said "Biick Hous
Farm and the Harmony property. The Land is with
out Buildings, but of good quality, lies level, an
united with the liz Acres would with it, cOnstiiut
enc fthe handomesi and finest Farms in the count,
The whole of The lands are level, but sufficient
drained.
The Terms Of Sale Of this part of the land 40
will be made known al the SALE Ii is probable ihs
no cash will be required, and the creditors will the
be stated. IL may be sold separately. in conjun
lion with the l72 acres may be desired by bidders
Mr. Lewis Price, Dr. Thos. C Kennard and Mr.. 10
w. Webb, residing near the premises, and MIR. VaI
sant portion of them will facilitate the cxamin
uon. give information in regard To the property
called upon. GEORGE FICKEkS, Trustee.
Cheslerlown. Md Sep. Is Is.
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Highly Important to Farmers,
.s.i SCHWEND'S -
NATIERE UNIVERSELLE,

A Liquid Manure for the INCREASE OF
THE CROP OF WHEAT AND OTHER
GRAINS. lse
by application Of this preparation the poor
est soil will grow wheat or any other grains
without requiring other manure.
Wheat may be sown every year on the same
field IL will take but little more than one
half of the seed. and the harvest will prove
double 10 an ordinary harvest.
Seed prepared in this manner will be free
from injury by insect.
Or Price, $l.00 per Quart Bottle, which
is sufficient for an acre of ground. For sale by
G. b. JONES, at J. Webster's ADVERTIS-
ING Agency, s. w. cor. Third aud Arch s,s.,
cd FlOo,) Philsd'a.
G~rPease send for Circular. sep204t
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Notice TO Housekeeners.

fIousekeepers, end al others that love dr Carpets
remember thnt the undersigned il now prepared "a
ent Spring Weather Strips Cor Doors These Spring,
and Hinges are all blass, that water cannot rus
them, i all cases these Strips are insured 20 TORI
snow or RAIN, provided there " true Sill cavps
strip % ht on. wNi. IA. START
~. B--We have man. who understands the bust
ness. 70 put them On ihroug bout the State.
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The sabscfber, having opened an Office in the town
Of Smyrna, Kent Del, Mould respectfully inform
The pnbllc that DO IL now prepared 10 SELL at mod
erain commission. all REAL. ESTATE which NAV he
put 10 hrs haads. From his past experience thayine
been engaged IN i for The pas, several years on
united SCALE aud his extensive ncqaalntance in This
and the surrounding States, particularly New Jersey
he rs condenl Thai he can offer advantages 10
desiring 10 dspose OF Reat Estate lie would there
fore call the attention of Farmers and others 10 his
Agency believing that business ntrusied to his hands
would he OF mutual advantage 90 both parties Can
be found al his office on Cosninsrcs street 6rst door
above Tschudy a. Collins Store.
NH i-if NJ JERMAN.
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l'aII and Winter Goods
Dissolution.

The firm formally known and doing business
under the named MITCHELL BOWM AN,
has been dissolved BY mutual consent. Ali
persons indebted 10 the above named firm are
hereby authorized TO pay The same to John II
bowmsn, and Gil persons having accounts
against The said firm viii present ,hern tor set
Element. RICHARD MITCHELL,
JOHN III. BOWMAN.
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Wanted.

AGentIeman experienced in tesching the
English Branches desires sitsasion az Teach
er. Can give reference. Address--sts ting
salary and the number of months she School d
In session during the year
r.. N. FRAISER,
No. IS 8. Third ct. GA ssory)
aag80-lm Philadelpsis. Pa.
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w. OtH I'LL,
JOHN III. BOWMAN.

The business will stlI be conducted by the
Undersigned, in all its branches. BY a slricl
attention 10 business he hopes to merit large
share Of public patronage.
sepl3-3t JOHN III. BOWMAN.
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EQUALITY TO ALL--UNIFORMITY OF
PRICES.
A New Feature In Business

Every One bis own salasmani-JoNEs Co. or the
Crescent one-price Cione store GOA Market street.
above SIXTH. Phiadelptia In addition 20 having the
largest most varied sld fashionable stock OF clothing
in Pbil9de Yhia, made expressly Tor retail - lei,
nave constituted every his own salesman hy
ng marked IN figures on each article. the very low.
est price Is be SOLD for they cannot possib!y
vary all must buy aee The goods we'll spaneed
aud prepared, great asns taken with the makng.
10 Thai all can buy with e full assurance Of getting a
good article at the very lowest price. Also large
stock Of piece goods hand OF Che latest siyies and
qnalities whleh will be made 10 order iss The most
bic and best mannen ~ per cent below credit
pfce Remember The Crescent ~ darket street, above
Sixth philadelphia.
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PERSONS afflicted with The Fever Ague shouId
spare either time. trouble expense, procure
DR.. iiosteiters Celebrated Btiers. whose benefcent
effects upon the system has been clearly proved 70
those who have beea stricken down in short space
OF time by this dreadful curse. whose cheeks wan
and meagre and whose nights sIeepIsss and rest
less and whose eyes are dim and sunken with deaif
staring them in the face. this compound must prove
bIes ing snalching them il were. from the mouth
ofahe grave. None cen know the tue value until
thsy have tested j.. When all others haye failed.
these 3ilters have restored ihe sufferers TO pristine
he 18th. Their popularity in all ihe Western and
svnahern States should introduce them in all families
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally wnere
/ RrSes advertisement in another column.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
Fancy Dyeing Establishment

J. e. w. JONES, No. 432 North Front St.
above CallowhiIl, PHILADELPHIA.
DYE SILKS. Wooden and Fancy Goods OF every
description. Their superior style OF dyeing ladies'
and geitiemen's garments is widely known.
Grape and Menno Shawls dyed the most brillass
or more plain eoors. s
Grape and Merino Shawls cleaned 10 look like new
Also, genilemens apparel. CURTAINS, &c. cleaned
or re- dyed
g1-Call and look at cur work before going else.
where. .. nsf J.S W. JONES.
sep20-3m. as.
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An.expsriepeed Rurxe and ieIauis physician has a
Soothing Syrup for children teelhlng. which greally
facilitates the process Of teehng BY soilenIng The
eulas reducing all snRammafion--wsi silsy all pain,
and is sure 10 regulate The bowsis~ Depend upon IL
othors it will give resi- e ysufselxes, and relief aud
hesith 10 your infants Peftsetiy safe in ali
hes I'd sftssmeni III smother columa.
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United States Restaurant.

81 united STATES heStaurdnt.
The subscriber. having purchased of Chss.
B. White the establishment heretofore conduct.
ed by him, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he is prepared, at all times, to supply
them with all the Deicaces Of the season, in
the most approved style. OYSTERS always
on hand. either Raw, Stewed, Roasted, Fried
or Broiled- 4,
He Aatiers himself that, by a strict attention
10 business, with determina ton TO please, he
will be enabled to give satisfaction TO all who
may favor him with their custom. u
The Ice Cream Garden
Is also under bis charge, and he will. during
the season, eadeavor 10 keep a constant supply
Office CREAM; also, at the Restaurant. where
he has private room fitted up expressly fol
the accommodation of Ladies' entirely separate
from bis public rooms. Pe
THOMAS FENNEMoRE. &
or Families supplied with Oysters BY IN,
quart or gallon on reasonable terms.
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IrYing FerllaIe College,

MECHANICSBURG. PA;
will commence its next annual session September
the 5th.
sI6O will pay the expenses Of Board, Washing.
Fuel. Light and Tuition for academic year of 10
montha.
Rare facilities offered in Instrumental and Vocal
Music and other ornamental branches, at the usual
rates.
For Catalogues giving full particulars address
A. @. MARLATF, President. .
pc- References is made with pleasure TO Dr. w. It.
Collins, Of Smyrna. samuel Hargadne. Esq. Leipsc.
nd Stephen Postles, OF Wilmington. aug22-Sm
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A WIFE WHO WOULD NOT TAKE HER Hus-
BAND's DEATH uPoE REPoRT.--A few days ego
Mrs. E. N. White. of Burlington, lows. whose
husband has been for some time at work at
Chicago, received letter purporting TO be
from friend Of bis, who was panied 10 inform
her that himself and MIR. E. N. w. bad been
upset on the lake. with fatal result to the lat
ter. The widow waa told that /" The Lord gave
and the Lord hath taken away" and something
was added about how IS the young ravens" are
fed Mrs. w. determined 10 go to the bottom
of tle matter, believing il could be dote with
out going TO the bottom Of the lake. She found
thst certain blsck.eyed Miss Murphy. and
not tho watery element, had possession Of hel
husband. Consequently the Constable inEteaC
of the Coroner was called.
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BLACK and coLoRED cLoAKfNG CLOTHS. AM
e saa, other Gxings," too numerous 10 name Gems
md see. THOMAS CARROW.
seuf Ia
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= =. n
NEW > UPPLK OF FALL
@ GD 0D MD szs5 /.

The subscriber has just received large and hand
some assortment ~ FALL aad WINTER GOODS,
which are now op4n and eedy for pirehassis. Ills
Customers, and lie public generally, are invited 10
caii Hnd EXAMINE before purchasing elaewhers. The
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lying in Kent county, Md, and contained in Deed
Of Mortgage from Isaac l.. Price and Calharine A.
Price % William c Eason, bearing date 10 the 9Th
Awit 1851, and recorded among the land Records Vi
Kent county. to Wit, so
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TIE census Of Philadelphia is now SO nearly
completed that the population 10 ascertained
to be about $4,000, and the manufacturing
capital $l50.0O0,000.
A terrible storm occurred at Newark, ". J.,
on "Wednesday. 1.-The streets were flooded
and Two or three buildings were struck b.
lightning. Three children are said TO have
beea killed, but no other death is recorded.
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BY virture ola Decree Of the Circuit Court foE
Kent county. Maryland, court Of Equity the url.
aersgned, Trustee will expose 10 pdhlls sale to
the highest bidder on
Tuesday, the 9th of October,
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OF See adssrtisemens in to-dsy's pspsr Of
Prod Wood
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Real ESfnte.

1860. at O'Clock, a. M. at the Hotel of John McDan
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