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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice IA
hereby given ~ all persons having claims Agains.
JOHN W. CoGBWELL, lAse Of the city Of New York.
deceased, " present the same with vouchers there
OF, " the subscriber, at her residence No. BsT Hud-
son street. In the city Of New York. on or before thn
81 day Of September, 1851.
NARY CoGswEI.L, Aduninissra,rir
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THE POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL WHO
suffer from rheumatism, Neuralgis- SIRE
THREAT, P.iss In the Buck, Neck. &c., mould NOT
f~l ~ g., bottle Of Furfnan's
RHEUMATIC ANNIHILATOR
which ~ sold ~ the low price q TWELVE CENTS
per bottle md hoy will dad that besides Tvs cheap
ness that II " Justly termed THE Poor Mans
Friend" Il can be had In New Yrk-ai CAMP
BELLS Drug Sore, cor. Higuih ave. and 29Ih n.
1907 B,wgry 2i2 Division -. cor. Ssopnl ase
and sOih ~. aHo, or. Allen and Stanton St. and
cor. Az. AMI II ustDn ~. In williamsburg
At 70 south Secuu ! 81. q r. South Gil ami Stf sta,
and cor. Cywer n. AID wytAe ave-, and Nv all
Specialize drugy'gts. tB- Donr ta tsry t.d2 olac'
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THE JEALOUS MARCHioNESs.

FROM THE FRENCH OF couN.
Ti.ss n ASH
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"A PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF IHf
| S,Irn,ste uf tie County Of New York ana ~
,,-,tiue ~ die stsuIts m such case made anu pr,
al a, office IL hereby giyea = all Eersonh hsy,ns
,lrns against WILLIAM BROWN, late OF we az ;.
Z Nv York, deceased, tnN tAoy are roquilou -
,,lildt the same with Gs Vouchers hereci W VIC
arhAryibeT. the alniuistIaLor Of tie goodA. oh1s
la Ard credit Of the said william BrV y. o,'
tsassd Al the once q Hunt d Ogden, NJ, - 49,,
"a, .tr,.rL In she City Of New YORK, on OF oea'f'
S,s TveInb day OF FelEisry, a. D., 1881
r.asS July 18th. 1881. ,,-,-..
FRANCIs CHARLroR. AdminlIrssf'
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A SSAY OFFICE RECEIPT LOST-A RE.
"A Ceipt issuei by tie L. 8. Assay Office, n Y
No. p,IGs dated 25th Now 1851 for % s-i0O ounces
gold bullion, payable e. ny order, has been lost,
The public cautioned not 10 receive nor II neyo
tiate the same ~ liz payment has been stopped Al
The Assay Ofice. ALEXANDER CORBEr. DC. 2s,
p6l, d30 5'iOj
60 REWARD FOR THE FINDER OF A
$cNewfuuudland dog that WAS lost last Thurzdty
night; he In three months old, black, with % whlt,
stripe On the Oreast. sIsET LuDW, KhFF, 291
sud 1903 Bowery. desc 3'lT0
:. = - - EU5T AN ACCOUNT
w book, with customers names In IL. A brown
covered Look; had string tied round Il, The
above reward viii be paid u the lde-, by return.
ing II 20 3sS Eighth NV. w. HURMER daO 2.l66
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- ly Pills are safe remedy for obstruction, So,
from oold. any oaus-sl por box. CoughA,
colds, &C., cured by Ayes Cherry PsctorN. crof-
ala, rheumatism, 81, cured b. Townsends soraN-
psrillA. KeDedy's discovery. y aUtON, lsI B,w-
ery, New vorl-. nto T2crsiia
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF tn

NPURSUANCB OF AN ORDER OF TEN
Surrogate OF the County OF New York, Notice h
hereby given 20 all persons having claims azains,
JOlN KELLY, late OF lhe city Of New York, de-
ceasedi 70 present the same with vouchers thereof
- the Snhscriber, At his ofoe 10 Avenue D. corner
Third street, oS No 9i5 Pearl street. In tha CITY on
New York, on OF before ,he Goth day Of January
nexh SAOAted, New York, the 26th day Of june lsSI
WILLIAM WALSH, Adnainia,ralor
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OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County OF New York, notice h
hereby given ~ ali persons having claims aRanE
JOHN +. HOLTHUs late Of the City Of New York
deceased, 70 present the same with vouchers there
Of W the subscribers At the Office OF Cbayle.
Cheney No. 1876 Broadway, In the City Of New York.
m or be!lre the 18th day Of March next. Da.ed'
New York, the l1th day ~ September, 1861,
oICHARLOTTE HOLTHUS, ExecitriI, a
JOHN ID. sEfBBCK. Executor, So,
Of JOHN L. HOLTHUa
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MANHATTAN
I'l LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
NO. 81 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORH.
Opposite the Post-Oficel

40 lNbl hANCE COMPANY.
NO, 81 NASSAU STREET, EEW YORx.
Opposite the Pos,-oficeA
CsSh C.Ii,sl and Accumulation over q oss
Dividends 70 Policy Holders ......, ~,
This Company, being conducted By |. Board a IA.
recsors owning stock In the Company, hss ths a.
vantage Of the stock plan Of manaxefnent ,t,h ~.
mutual feature Of sharing the profits Of ,he buI.
ness without being liable W assessmenh. Thu ~
snnis dividend Of prOfe Of this Company has r.-
rl,ed In bonus, or addition 70 the policy q NOR,
han my per cent On the whole premium p.id
The dividends are paid In the lifetime 81 ths -
'ured, thus adding Them 70 pay future prsn.iuas,
Premiums may be paid annually, semi anu .llv.
or quarterly, vhsn Che policy for life and The an.
nual premium amounts 70 siO or over, Frou. e !,
% Per cent. maybe paid By notea.
Persons insured may visit Europe In hrsa oIa~r
vessels, without sItrs charge, ~ ali seasons q NJ
yeAr.
HENRY STOKES, rreads..,
G. Y. wHYhP1E, Secretary,
,. L. HAI.sEY, Assist. Bee.
.na $780, g. n. srEBBns, Aosus.y,
ABRAM DUBOIS, N. D, Medical ETaminss.
L LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE ooxpAr,
OF BROOKLYN.
vi f ppdoH, STREET, IL WALL srKksH,
CASH GAfrrAL. 10000 SoEI xSsh
THIS Company lnsures Property Of all kinds sr.i,-
Loas or Damage ~ Fire, on a. favorable ,ur,s -
similar Institutions
TEUNus J. BERasa, rr.,.
JANIS b. THOMPSON, Jr, secy,
GEO. W. Hum, Asdltani.
DIRrCron.
iEUNIB y. BKR0EN, JOHN 4. PRUYN
ANDW. FTTZGERAID, SAMIHI, VAN WYCw.
HIRAM Y. ST. JOHN, ALEXANDER nr(TTI
kDWD T, BACBHOUBE, CHAs A sIL VFR
JAMES HARPER, STEPHEN A. DODln
LEMiS HURST, d. g. Y0ORHEES
JOHN l.. SPADEH. JAS v sCUOO,uAWp
JOHNSON LEAKR, MICHAEL, NEyTN
HENRY j. CULLEN, ALFX'R INDFRUuI-
LEVERTTT II. SAGE, JEREMIAH nITNDHiI.
fhiLf .. ChOOKks bAMJEL CARR SON,
JAmES u, COOPEk- RICHARD p. LEVKRIUu
JOhN u bCHIMAkER, DkMAS STRONG,
JOHN j. VANDERBILT, JOHN LFFPTRTx
HENRY TIENKEN, OLIVER q FIFEf
JA5' CkuLkSHANK. GEORGE RICHARn,
TKUNIs J. BERGEN, PrssN
SAmFo ~ TbOhPsON, Jr.. hAo'y. HiY.Hd
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALEM THE MOST PLEASANT

E'UK SALE-IN THE MOST PLEASANT,
- healthy, and productive part Of Long Island
o, 10, 20, 40 and 100 acre farms some improy.d
with buildings and some unimprovcd and on rsa.
had better go out during the holidays aud select
one 70 suit Themselves. For particulars, maps &c,
cal ON A. McCOfIER, 12S Fulton st, Sun Biiliing.
de2s 9'ilT
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DR. BONE, OFFICE IS W. 10th St-Diseases
~ Of the hear, lunga, liver, kidneys liberated
throat chronic rheumatism. epilepsy cts old ulcers
milk legs, eruptons, and all skin diseases cured,
DR.. BONE will refer " many cured Of consu mption
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Il surrogate Of the County Of New York, notioe II
hereby given W all persons having claims aiyainn
BOHKKK LUERssEH, Late Of the City Of New
York, deceased, 70 present the same, with vouah.
ers thereof, W ,hs Subscribers, ~ the ofios
Of Charles Cheney, No. l9S Broadway, In the Oitz
u New York, or before ths Seventeenth dAy q
March next.
Dated New York, Jne iith day Of September, 1851.
DOKOTHEA LUERS5RN, Adminisir alri1, aud
JOHN y. fINCK. Administrator, &C.,
~ Anhaka
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate OF the County, Of New York, notice Il
hereby given 70 all persons having claims ARainss
JOHN ROACH, late OF the city Of New York, de-
coAsed 10 pressAt the same, with vouchers ~
.he subscribers y, the Office Of T. James Clover ESQ,
No. Wall street, In the city Of New York. ON or ~
fore the fourth day OF May nexi. Dated, New York,
the sSth day Of October, 1861.
ELIZABETH ROACH, Kxecutrta.
JOHN H0EY, Executor.
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PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice h
hereby given To all persons having claims agnins,
Margaret Cheesebrough, late Of the City of New
York, deceased, TO present the same with vouchers
thereof to tie subscriber, at his Office, No. IS Walker
street. In the City Of New York. on or before tie l0th
day of January next
Dated, New York, the 2sth day Of june, 1861
CHARLES A. CIEFSEBRoUGH,
BIAIll MORE CHEESEBROUGH
e1EPHEN p. L0UN6BERY,
Executorr
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IN PURSUANCE UF AN UKDER OF TIKI
EI.1JAH T. BARKEk, lats6 the y, NJ, Naw ~
deceased, 70 present the sAnns Win voucher. thar
Of 70 the subscriber, ., his oce, No. iTe Cbsthsp,
street. In We city " HS,eu York, on or before ths
~ LAY Of March next. Dated. New York, this
Yth,day Of August, 1891. ISAAC o. BARKER,
AdministratOr, &C., with the will Annexed
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TILE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
isurrogste Of the County u Now York, notice "
hereby given that AL persons having claims ag2nsi
SII4AB HOLMES, late Of the CITY Of New York, de-
leased, " present the same with vouchers thereof
" the subscribers At their ofico, 10 William st. II
the city Of New York, on or tsfore the Twentieth
lay Of January nsu. Dated, New York, the btk
day Of July, 1901.
WILLIAM NELSON 4 Rxecu.
SAMUEL u. SCI1EFTYIN, I sors
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

For SALE-A TROTTING PONY, IA.
lands high, years old; trutted this fall ia
40; also Hilky, harness The pony In warranted
'ound and kind In all harness. SO James st. $50 o.
EOGG'S PATENT LEVER SKATE BUG
kle ON STRAPS, for sale by the Hardware dealers
GENERALLY. Manufactured ouly by FREDERICK
sTEVENS No. 9lo Pearl st, Skate and Skate Strap
Manufacturer. d2I 4stOI
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THR

N PUhSUANCEO f AN OhDEh VI THk
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice is
HARM B. LuiiRs ls.o Of NE CIV Of New Yatf a..
ceass 10 present ths with vouchers thereof 70
ihe Subscribers at the Once Of Charles Cheney No,
le6 Broadway, In the City Of New York on or before
tho lTNh day ~ March ne1t. Dated, New York, ,hA
iilh day Of September, 1851.
SOPHIA l.. LUHRS, Adminis,ratriS a
CHARLES CHENEY, Adplinistrator,6 &C..
Of BARM ID. LUHRa
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ITO RENT PAYERS-$1, 200 WILL BUY
Il anew two story house and loI $3.50 cash, bal.
ance $40 per month till paid, without INTEREST," also
nice two story br * stores and dwellings tove,h
er; a good chance for grocery, butcher's bakers
and fancy stores. For particulars, apply on the
PREMISE, cor 9th ave and l9Ih st, South Brooklyn
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
lSurruRste Of the County Of New York, notice v
hereby given " all persons having claims Agains.
FREDERICK HORNFRL4D, late u the City Of New
York, Grocer, deceased, ~ present the same, with
vouchers thereof " the subscribers, al the once u
James Gridley No 90 Nassau st, in the city II New
York, on or before the 25lh day Of April next. Da.
sed New York, the 18th day Of October, 1861
CHARLES GROSSKLAUB
CARsTKN Y. GARLISCH
Administrators, 90.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THR
iSurrogate Of the County Of New York. notice IL
CORNELIUS s. DE ROW, late Of the City 81 Now
York, deceaae, " present the same, With vouchers,
thereof, 10 the Subscriber, at the office OF c. 8
groUL No. 8S Nassau street. In the City OF New York,
on Or ssa56 iay 40 q t oc,o6e4. YsSf DA'o' No"
JOHN G.. DE BOW, Administrator Of
~ oornelus 8. De Bow, decaased,
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THR
L Surrogate Of the County Of Now York, notice IL
nereby given u al persons having claims agalnsi
Adelaide Riley, late OF Montruse, Penn, deceased.
70 preson, the same, with vouchers therof " the
Subscriber, at his Office, No. CT Wall street. In the
City Of New York, before the tenth day Of Feb
ruary nezt.
Dated, New York, the e5,h day Of July, 1901.
JOSEPH GREENLEAF, EKecutor,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or RI

gurrogaae a Vie County Of New YORK. no.ios h
hereby giysn 70 al persons having claims agains.
HENRY b. STARR, frmeriy Of The civ N Nv
fork, oni ls,e o. me Wv Of New Haven, EsrchsnA
Of. 70 The subscriber, n his once, q, ths Uni.,
Bank, No. ~ Wall street, In the city sf New Yorh.
On o. befre the B1n day Of March next. Dad.
New York, 9lst day Of September, 1861.
EDWARD b. ARTHUR RxeruNnf.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THR
L Surrogate Of the County q New York, notice IL
hereby given " all persons having claims Againaa
VII LIAM A. TURNURE, late Of the city Of New
York, deceased, " present the same, with voucher
hereof, 10 the subscriber, al his Office, No. sSs
Fourth avenue, In the city Of New York, On or DO
fore the 10th day Of March ners. Dated, New York,
the eOth day Of August, 1861.
wh. TURNURE, Administrasor,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-10-12

Tyrone Of the humanitarian ,Hovcrti en- Is of our
times, although little known as such; can hardly
be overestilnated in its Importance upon the we'll
being Of our widely scattered communities The
population Of tho American Suites is in tiany
sections so sparse, that skilfful Physicians are
hardly available TO them. Vast numbers of our
people are obliged to employ in sickness such
medical relief MS they hear of from each other.
or indeed any they can get from any quarter
Hence arises the great consumption of Patent
Medicines among us, greater by far than in any of
the old countries, where skiilful physicians are
accessible to all classes. Unprincipled men have
long availed themselves of this necessity, to palm
OH Their worthless nostrums until the word has
become synonymous with imposition ard cheat
ohe OF our leading Chemists in tho East. DR..
h'th' ID pursuing coursc which defeats this
'h'qu'ty lie brings net only his own, but the
bcst skill OF our times to bear for the production
OF the bcs' medicines which can be made These
are supplied to the world, in convenient form, at
low prices, and the people will no more buy poor
medicines instc'd of good, at the same dost than
they will bran instead of -four. The inevitable
consequence Of this is that the vile compounds
that aood our country are discarded for those
which honestly accomplish the end In Wow
which euro. Do VIC over estimate its importance
in believing that this prospect of supplnnting the
by word medicines, with those Of act ual worth and
virtue, Is fraught with immense consequence for
good to the masses Of our psoplc. Gaastt2 and
Chronicle, Peru, L.
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TIE INTERNATIONALLY have received
the October No. of this neat and popular
Magazine. The present is the 18th No. ofthe
Forty Eighth volume of the work. The
knickcrbot ker is neatly trimmed, a comes
from the hand Of the publishers more in
book form than any other of our American
Magazines. Its prose articles are from the
pens ofthe best writers, and the poetry is
always rich, racy, ami varied. But if any
one feature can add to the intrinsic value of
the knickerbockcr, above the many merits
itposSesScs, it is its strong Union sentiments.
We take pleasure in recommending this
magazine to those of o':r readers who enjoy
the luxury of good reading. The knickcr-
booker is published by j. r. Gilmore, 5
Bcckman street, n: Y. Price $500 per
nnnum.
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% Rca0crs ano G,rrcarcN0ents.

Gky"We have on hand a very interesting
article ON the crops of Wheat and Corn OF
the States of Maryland, Delaware and New
Jersey, for the year 1860, taken from the
Census Report, by Major Jones, an old and
valued correspondent of The IIhig. We
would be pleased to hear from him as often
rs he shall find it convenient to write. None
are more able to discuss agricultural matters
than the Major.
Be-" On our first page will be found much
of interest this week. and to the farmer. or
any who propose planting out an orchard,
the article in our Agricultural ,lumn. taken
the .Ame,i hn Agricuhhrs.t-onc of the ablcst
Agricultural journals in the country-will
prove worth many times the amount of the
subscription price of The Wig.
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Che 1flarkcts.

ELKToN MAEKaA-WFito Wheat. 81 80
Red Wheat, 81 %; Corn, 81 cents; Oats
2S(a b.
BALTIMORE MARKET.-Prime Write Wheat
81 50; Red Wheat, 81 81; Cora, white
$50 81 cents; Yellow, 55@GO cents t
bushel; Oats-Maryand 35Gu 3s cents
and 500 ~ cents for Pennsylvania.
Hay AND STRAw.-Thc demand for Ha,
is slow. We quote as follows: good to
prime balcd Timothy at l6aSl7 loose do
at l5aSl6; Clover, baled, liaSl5 Rye
Straw, l3aSl4; Oats do, at saS9; Wheat
do, GlSS, per ton.
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MANHOO6.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

TtUW LOST 1IUW KESTORED.
just Published in Sealed Envelope A LECTURE on
the NATURE, TREATMENT and RADICAL CURE of
SpernatorrhTa, or Seminal Weakness Sexual Debility,
Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions. producing
npotnncy, Consumption: and Mental and Physical
Debility. BY RoIFr J. CULNERWELL VI. D..
The important fact that the awful consequences Of
solta'sc may he cfectnally removed without internal
medicines the dangerous applications Of car.tica
instruments, medicated bougies, and ether empirical
devscs is here clearly demonstrated and the entircly
new and highly successful treatment. adopted y the
celebrated author fully explained, by means Of which
every one is enabled to cure himself perfectly and ut
the least possible cost thtrey ndyoidng all the avcr
tisch n'~trms Of the day Tho lecture will prove boon
to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any address.
dressing DR.. Gil J. c. KLINE, III Bowery, Now-York,
Post Office box 4.5S6. [april 20 lSGl-ly.
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MARYLAND Volunteers

TNliE U. 5. Government has authorised me
l. to raise and organize q Regiment of
Union Men, for the defense of the Union !;
not to be ordered out Of the State, except in
case Of great necessity. will receive and
enlist all suitable men, either by companies
or in squads Of ten. Pay to commence from
the time of enlistment.
The duty of such men will probably be to
guards the Railroad and Quartclmaster's
Depot.
This is, without doubt, the most desirable
service yet offered.
WApply at LYONS STORE, in Havre
de Grace. ROBT. S. ROGERS,
Sept Z, 1SGl-tf. Colonel.
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

TO The Ioicrs Of The 5h Election D'shi let:
NilEREhS, Robert White, the success
w full nominee for Road Supervisor, in
said District, hath wantonly and vtousls
msrcprescntcd my political proclivities, by
falsely circulating that am u secessionist {;
| therefore, by the solicitation Of many per-
sonai and political friends, offer myself as
an independent Candidate for Road Super
visor in said 9Th District, and promise, if
elected, to perform the duties of the office
to The best Of II yjudgmcnt; and also declare
that, instead of being scccss ionst, am for
the Union Internationally. and will cast ,hy
vote accordingly.
STEPHEN ATKINSON.
Oct 5, 1SGl-te.'
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MILITARY.
MARYLANDERS, RALLY \
VOLUNTEERS WANTED
FOR TIE
LIST Eastern Shore Regiment
Of
HOME GUARD.

T have been authorised by the War Department,
L 1T Washington to have enrolled and Inusterei
into the service of the United States Regiment
of Infantry to act asa
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4 Card frGMt Elias Hone, j.


All persons are cautioned not to make deal
in, or use any Sewing Machines which sew
from two srools and make the stitch known
as the Gtoyet Baker stitch. unless the sGmo
are purchased from the Grover Baker Sew
ing Machine Company, or their Agents or
Licenses and stamped under my patent oY
September 10, 1915.
Said Company, and their Licenses, alone,
are legally authorized under their own PATENTS.
and my said patent, during the extended
term thereof, to make and sell this kind of
Sewing Machine, and nil others are piraeies
upon my said patent, and will be dealt with
accordingiy wherever found.
ELIAS HOWE, JR.,
Jan s6, ls61-ly. Now York
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THE PHILADELPHIA PREss.- Persons want
ing first class daily, which has always the
latest news, and is exempt from the sensation
reports that characterize SO many Of the city
newspapers, could not do better than take
The Press. Its lealing editorials are Of the
most able in the country. For late and reli-
able news we pronounce The Press the very
bcst newspaper among our exchanges. Ii
can be had OF Billy Giles general news agcn,
OF his town, every morning Immediately
after the arrival Of the cars.
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REDUCED PRICES:

The moderate price at which Machines
making the Grover i Baker stitch, can now
be had brings them within the reach of ali,
and renders the use Of Machines making
inferior stitches a; UNNECESSARY as ii is
UNWISE
Persons desiring tho best Machines, and tho
right to use them, must not only be sure to
buy Machines making the Grover i Baker
stitch, but also that such Machines arc made
and stamped under our patents and those Of
ELIAS lowE,JA
GROVER / BAKER s. ii. CO.,
4g5 Broadway, New York
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TIE Orphans Court and County
Commissioners will meet on Tuesday next.

EDtra from Wesiern Huginia- Cents Lee lind
F|oyH Drircn from their Positions by General
Reynolds.
CrSciSMArr. Oct. iO.-A dispatch has been
received from Elkwater, Virginia. saying that
Gen. Reynolds has driven Gen. Lee and Gen.
Floyd from Big Springs to Elk Mountain and
Greenbrier Bridge. The rebels destroyed
their camp cquipragc and ammunition and
several hundred muskrts, which they were
unable to carry off. Several of their wagons
fell into our hands.
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Beg To all persons attending Court and
all others haviIig cdurting business on hand
fine, warm clothing is Indispensable at this
season. 1t can be had by calling on Mr.. W.
e. Crow of this town, who has just received
Il new and splendid assortment from Philad
elphia. See his advertisement iii to days
Wig.
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NEWARK ACADEMY,
Prof Edward ID. Porter, Principal.
FALL SESSION 1870

FALL SESSiON. 1860.
The Fall and Winter Session of this Institution
will commence on the FIRST WEDNESDAY OF
NOVEMBER. and continue FIVE MONTHS. The
Buildings and Grounds have been placed in com
pe,c order, and fitted up with new Furniture
especially adapted for the comfort and convenience
of students Rooms are furnished for the older
boys rs in Colleges for PRIVATE STUDY, free from,
the confusion anc. restraint oil school room. The
Course of instruction is thorough and practical
designed to fit young men for admission to our
best colleges, far tho active duties Of the farm
hop or counting house
by the liberality Of the Board OF Trustees. the
Academy is furnished with "A Library of l2O0O vol
umcs. and one of the best collections of Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus in the United States
-tbrs affordng facilities for acquiring Il complete
Scientific and Mathematical education far superior
to most schools in our country
The best Teachers will be employed. and nc
labor spared to secure the proper, moral, mental
and physical training of the young men entrusted
to his care. Terms moderate. For circulars and
information address, EDWARD b. PORTER,
Sept. Is, S6O--tf. Newark, Del.