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THE PELTON TRIPLE GEAR
HORSE POWER,

i He TL1UN I'LL AL VLlh
HORSE POWER,
XX7HEN we'll made, has never failed to
w render satisfaction to purchasers. 1t
may. therefore, be put down as an established
fact that in all cases where the Power has
broken or worn rapidly, that the fact was IN
the manufacture, and not in the principle OF
the Power. To any one not familiar with
the mechanism, one Pelton Power looks like
another; one, though it looks strong and
heavy, breaks, while another, properly made
though light, cannot be broken. That no
Farmer shall have to rely on his own jndg-
mcnt entirely in purchasing, we say to all II
you buy Power Of our make and 1t is broken
by fair usage during the first season, we will
repair it without charge. If it fails to render
satisfaction when operated according to plain
printed instructions furnished with the
machine, it may be returned. With this dis
tinctly understood. anything we might say
in praise of the Power would seem like
wasting words.
The TITRASIIER is one of uncommon
strength and durability, being driven by rod
and gearing, doing away with the belt en-
tirely, thus saving much power, and requir-
ing but very little skill in setting the machine.
Persons wishing a machine Of this kind, or
one or two horse Railway Power, can see a
sample machine and get any information
relative to Terms, &C., by applying to
JACOB B. ASH, Elkton, Md,
Agent for W. W. Dingec X Co., York, Pa.
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NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
James Wilson, | In the Circuit Court
VS.. FOR Cecil county. In
John ?. Dcwickson. fChancrry. Dccrm
Der "2nd, 1860.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
" ported by W. J Jones and W. =. Ewing,
Trustees appointed for the sale Of the Real
Estate Of said Derrickson, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the first day
of March, next; provided. copy of this
order he inserted in some newspaper printed
insCccil county, once a week for one month
before the thir,ieth day of January, next.
TheSRcport states the amount of sales to
be $685.. W. IL. RICKETTS,,
True copy test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
Dec. 80, 1SG0-lm Clerk.
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NOT HURT.

NIIlE Committee that was run over the
J. other day by a train of circumstances
while on their way to Cheap Johns to tell
him not to leave Elkton by any means what
ever; for if you do the old game Of extortion
will commence, and we think they have
played that on lis long enough already.
Yours truly. A NUMBER OF CITIZENS.
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A GARD.

HAVING, on account Of declining health. whicl,
i prccludes my longer continuance in the
effective work of the ministry, associated myself
with VIM H. Read in the preparation and sale of
READS COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIVER
WORTH" ard {" SORE THROAT POWDER"
and having tested, personally, the value and eff
cheney Of these remedies and found them unsur-
passed for tho purposes specified, | recommend
them to my friends of former days. and solicit
their patronage as far as their necessities for such
remedies may render it proper.
" For reliable recommendations SEQ circulars.
y These remedies are prepared and sold
wholesale and retail at the laboratory Of VIM. H.
Read Co., No. SO Broadway Baltimore AID
are to be had at retail Of country stores and
druggists. L. J. WAY.
Dec. %. 1860 3m.
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REAL ESTATE.
WOOD LOTS FOR SALE,

"IlE subscriber offers at Private Sale, two
l. WOOD LOTS, about miles north of
Elliton, near the Blue Ball road.
Lot No. contains
2j Acres, 3 Rso0Gs S. 1S k'crcI,es
more. or less, and is partly set in Oak and
Chestnut Wood, and the residue may be
cultivated.
Lot No. contains
so Acres, 3 EsOOds s. 8 PerGhcs,
more or less; it adjoins No. l. 1t is we'll
1888. set with Chestnut Tim ssssss2ssA,
Rs4styay Der, now ready for cut 1SstsTss
SH1sssS ting, and II part of it is SE9Ys5s3f
--.sAz.-- supposed BY good judges .-Nr.
capable of furnishing 200 to 800 chestnut
rails per acre.
II the above property is not sold at private
sale before Saturday. the l9h day of January,
next, it will on that day, at 9 O'Clock p. NJ, be
offered at Public Sale, at the Court House, AT
Elkton.
G5~Any person wishing to view the pro-
perry will please call on James Burke,
living near the property, who will show the
same. or on Hiram Mccullough, Esq, Elklon.
Gy@Terms made known the day of sale
ROBERT DAWSON.
Dec 10, 1SG0-ts.
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NOTICES.
CO.PartnershiD Dissolved.

TTIIE Co-Partne rship heretofore existing
l. between the undersigned is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Any debts due
by the firm will he paid by Daniel Bratton,
who is responsible for the same. Persons
indebted to the firm will make payment to
DAME Bratton, who is legally authorized to
settle the same. at the old stand where the
business will be continued by Thomas Drer-
men. DANIEL BRATTON.
THOMAS DREN MEN.
Elkton, January l, 1861.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks
to his friends and the customers Of the Old
House generally, intending to continue the
business at the Ole stand. Will, a good
stock Of Goods always on hand, respectfully
soiicits continuance Of the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended to the old
firm. THOMAS DRENNEN.
Elkton. Jan 5, 1861.
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GI)c 4tlarkrts.
Eikt0n Market

EiktOn Market.
ELKToN, Jan. |, 1851.
Rcd Wheat 81 % TO 5000, White do
$l.35 to 5000, old Corn GO, new Corn So,
Oats, % Lime, l5s cents per bnshcl.
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CHRISTMAS is COMING 4!
INSURANCE NOTICE.

INSURANCE NOTICE.
DARTIES holding policies the Farmers
L Mutual Fire Insurance Company of the
State Of Delaware are hereby advised that
their payments fall due on MONDAY, the
18th day OF January, instant.
Payment may be nIade to the subscriber,
for X. McCabe, Secretary.
+. A. ELLIS,
Jan 5, 196l-2w. Elkton.
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CHEAP JOHNS RESPONSE.

CHEAP JOHNS RESPONSE.
At the solicitation of large number Of
citizens of the town of Ekton and vicinity, |
will condescend to stay here for limited
time longer. AS am the Poor Mans Friend
| shall stay TO accommodate the poor, and
prove that to the satisfaction of all | shall
still continue to have Fresh Supply of
Goods every day. | have now very fine
new LOT of CLOTHING, just came down.
Yours respectfully,
Elkton, Jan 5, 1861. CHEAP JOHN.
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From Washington.


Washington, Nor. l3.-Proi. Lowe mad, tw,
usccnsons liom the Maryland shore Of the Pc
tcmac river on Monday night, and he discover
ed camp fires extending all along the rear of tn.
rebel batteries, and for ten or twelve miles il.
the direction Of Manassas, Indicating that tn
enemy is yet in considerable force in that yiciu
ity.
Gen. Nelson, who recently achieved the
splendid victory at Fikcyillc, l. a native oCand.
appointed from Kentucky, u lieutenant in thu
navy, which commission he i'll holds, his mill
taIy command being pcrnissive by the Govern
mCHt
Secretary Wcllcs has been informed Of tho
rriNal tonight Of the two G-pound brass howitz-
'rs, addressed TO him as trophies from Beaufort.
Col. John COchrunc delivered an al ircss to
his regiment today, in presence Of Secretary
Cameron and other distinguished gcHil amcr.
The most iml ortant point in his argument was
IN relation To the treatment Of slaves during tho
resent contest, lie said We should use every
means IN our power 10 subduo tho rebellion; that
"r Should take thu ir cotton and sell il, or burn
It as might be best seize their arms and
munitions Of war Confscatc their property,
and when necessary take their lives, and aS
their slaves We're used rs on element Of strength
against us, we should not hesitate TO tah them,
aud to place arms in their hands that they
might assist in establishing the rights OF
common humanity.
This sentiment was chcered by the soldiers
with unlOunded enthusiasm.
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On Tue day evening, convention oG d ]"
gates, representing various political pIrli,s en-
organizations, mot At thu Giui llJu,' an.
nominated SAMUEL llurALtNG for Mayor LE
evening The TaN-PAycrs Union Convention m .
at the Everett House on Union SInrc, an
nominated H. b. MtSrrRS for ia SAM psi.
ton.
The Consoli lated German Union / 1tl, tty,
issued circular app.alia; g. ali political 90.
ganizition.. to unite upon som cluI.lrH vps
whom all parties may clucgu.tt'. 90 o.I'r O.
defeat fEESANpo Wunp. ! pr, -., thu
each party shall be entitled c,rlin um. .
Of dcl,eit,. in a General Con-, u,ila, 81. th..
The different p1liticil organizations shtll u a..
Themselves to support tn u'm'u.r OF ih' C'l-
vcntion, provided thu same b., b.'u u.rl'm..l
by at least two-thirl, OF tn dclrgnty,.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. Il. 1861.


We have today full and direct accounts OF tho
glorious news from South Carolina, to hglc'ail'
OF which We willingly surrender almost ih'
whole Of the columns Of The SrS u'Pi oi
errors Of d'ilils interfering m'wlh viii It's
efficiency in spite Of terrible temp 80, H1r-
plins its force AMI, finally. in spite of lh
thorough preparation OF tn, On my. Oh" Co.
Naval Expedition to thu Soi.h'rn co'i M
proved q complete success a dagger ms ''rn
planted, We trust, into the very N'd' % sou b
Carolina and the rebellion struck al The hart.
Our Nav has covered itself with glory, anil clu
we'll afford that ", ,houli leave IL, d,.l. 10
spcak for themselves a, ", are comp.llri tol,
referring our readers to thu account OF oar .p .-
cisl correspondent, ac'omp,uyin; tn l.p.l
ton, which will I've founl ful' rrllM iu
graphic.
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CITY NEWS.

New BULDNGs.-Robert Nook, architect
Of III Broadway, Trinity Buildings, is about
erecting substantial brick and yellow stone
building for the heirs of ''O'd Tom" of chop
house nOtoriety, who was for SO long lifetime
the keeper Of the old fashioned ChOp-hOuse, cor
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1t is reported that 81 eases Of arm' arrive 4!
here three weeks since in III, T,u.mh fam
Havrc, and that CSj cisos, also is,m ll,yre
arrived last week in til, B,ussit They " n.
purchased for the Government In France, am
came cous ,neI to Orlar. Erpr'sa utI'iuns hiy
been male to various p'rsons - au.ho.i'y, bu.
as yet the arms have not been cliimcl, ant have
been sent by thu Government to IT,, puhl,
Stores They are uninsured.
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Arrival Of " Conrrabnnd,, in Philadelphia.

PhilaGipAid, Nor. 13.-Thirty-seyen con-
traband negroes came TO this city during
Tuesday night, having walked northward
hom Accomac County on the Peninsula, Viz
rinia. They were suppl ed with money, ~
people are constantly arriving, which ha-
stimulated public meeting, 10 be held next
week, TO assist them.
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A CONVENTION or DELEGATES from several
al the Young Mems Christian Associations in
various parts Of the loyal states, will be held in
the tabernacle Baptist Church, on Second ave
nue., at four o'clock this afternoon, to consider
the subject Of the "Unted States Army as
field Of Christian usefulness"
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Relense of Rebel Prisoners.

baltimore, Nor. 19.--The steamer for Fortress
Monroe stopped at Fort Mcllenry this evening,
and took ON board 81 released rebel prisoners
who were captured at Bull Run. They will be
sent home by flag of truce.
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WHEN COMMODORE TATNALIr now opposing
thu Union forces in South Carolina, was in Bos-
ton during the past year, he gave the following
toast On a public occasion "Palsied 10 the
hand Land or tongue of him who first attempts the
dissolution Of this glorious Union"
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Boston, Nor. $4,000 of Gen. Buffers New
England division are under orders to leave
camp near Lowell Wednesday next. They
will embark at Boston in the new steamer Con,
stitution and some transport vessels, taking iun
field equippage and supplies.
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THE INTERESTING AECrc ENrERIENcas Of
DR.. Hays formed h subject OF an instructive
lecture before the Historical Society last OVEN
ing, a report of which being crowdc out tolgy
by press of war news &C., will doubtless fad
room in our columns tomorrow.
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VOLUNTEERS, Col. Kurt, took their departure
for Annapolis yesterday.
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WHILE RIpING IS \ Cry CAR, tho other
day, our reporter was amused in maxim, an in
Ventoy Of thc charms" of a young lei, ST
ting opposite, who kindly afforded every ilcil.y
for doing so. The stock ON hand was as fol.
lows -
? large pins Conc on mnntila AMI one o.
dress)
3 gold chains
! massive gold cross.
l gold watch key.
l gold watch chain.
heavy bracelets.
heavy ear drops.
4 rings.
l pair very white hands.
| pair very white arms.
The whole sedulously and constantly H.
played.
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- '--.--a-" as=.as
The Lcaycn Working.

The Boston Transcript Of vest 'rl,y il fur
nishcl with an cxtrlc, from lc'tcr written hy
an intelligent sol Tier in tn, Naval Btsrl,
Fortress Monroe, under date OF Nov. ll,h. %.
follows -
This morning ncws reached her, that 3.0lJ
soldiers Of ia, rchl army hal muini 4 a. Nor.
folk, and mos. Of the citizens hi i,urmtl,
only TO fight for tn Union under thu oil grid
iron"
In confirmation Of this intelligence, Ctpt
Lockwood, ol the Unilol Splca, tughpli, T..
ports that the $ ars anl Stripes were hyn.
gloriously from Pigs Point, orpIsi,, Nrwplr
NeSs, where llir reb'l- have FRA loac tim q Ia.
a Formidable battery.
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In confirmation Of this intelligence, Ctpt.
lockwood, Oi the Unilc SnigH, tughpli, H..
ports that the $ arc AMI Sripgs were hyinE
Eloriousy from Pigs Point, OPP ,si,r Newport
NeSs, where il'e rebel have i,ra loa.; tim haI
a formidable battery.
THE UIFICrEs ANp CREW oil the French
corvette -ilc-whcd steamer i,unv, CpmnrnI,r
de Fcniangcs latly Wrccl,cl ON . 'laco!,, beach,
North Carolina, arrived here yesterday from
Fortress Monroe. There nrc sis OH .cg, lnl
one hundred AMI tvvn'y-tmrn Of the crew.
Temporary quarters were secured for IN, mon
at the CunaId biracL, in irisc, CITY. al,i ,ur
officers went To tn Fuh Avenue IIo.rL -.
day or tomorrow tn Nous quarters will rf,,l.
bly, he changed TO GYvcrnrfs 'uL I,,.
the statement, We have Of IN, wreck o. IA.
Prony that vessel ran anon, he br, lkors nnl,
through her rrying disposition, aud her officer.
rcpcllcd the advances Of our naval officer, IN IA,
vicinity prior to her misfortune. 81, wls nj o.
gcthcr apparently suspicious in itu Ion in
that vicinity. No lives wcr, ,,l at th,.w r..k
and the men saved u great portion Of ia per-.
s"nal effects. They are soon 10 be- sent hpms
to Franco on vessel chartered for the purp,.c.
TGornE' up rnr ENrrDirIoN.-The cor
respondent oil the New York SrS, on h,lrI IN,
naval expedition, has broush hack with him
secession t'g, tai 'rom IN. Hospital a. III
toms Had, 5. ca bla.h o. cotton, 20, fr,
insIHmcu, oil III cotton crop o. '6i.-'p Gin .a.
of the palmetto. thit RACED "mh m OF a beg.
gaHy state; slno-ohn IN Hp'r, o. IN
rcridiou' and sham nri,tooricy ot III South /,
aud rebel musk. aul hnyor'. evidently
stolen originally from tn Unit! Sl'a, by "a,
d" scecshcrf,' Full particulars Of tn glorious
victory will he .ounl in ano her p,s,ipl D.. IA,
paper.
TUX TAI,hNl Corr. uNANrr Cny-pv.
TroNs were HID last evening, anl mud, tn, fol-.
lowing nominations.
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GENERA" sHERMAS's OFFICIAL ARMY REPORT.
We have received The official report of Briga-
dier-Gen. sherman, commanding the land
forces Of the Expedition, which states that in
consequence OF the delay in the arrival of many
of the smaller boats intended for dcbarkation
purposes, (alludlng doubt 1sss to the ferry boats
and some small transports, which put back the
army had not joined in the attack ON the forts
as was previously contemplated. Gen. Sherman,
in his account, rccapitulatcs the landing and
taking possession Of Beaufort but less fully
than is given below by our attentive special
correspondent.
GKN. sHERMANs PROCLAMATION.
After landing and taking possession of the
forts, Gen. Sherman issued the following pro-
clamation
"I'o the People Of South CdroIiad;
"In obedience TO the orders oil the President
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16
Mock Senate.

Pursuant to the notice in the Re
porter of last week, there was u meet
ing of some citizens Tuesday evening
Feby. 10th, for the purpose Of consid-
ering the propricty Of organizing a
mock Legislative body of such a charac-
ter as would afford an opportunity for
political discussion, and instruct its
members in parliamentary laws. 1t
was decided by those present, that
they would form a mock Senate of the
United States, consisting of one repre-
sentative from each State Further
organization was deferred till Monday
eve. Feby. 18th, when there will be {
meeting at Roe's Hall, at which the
members are requested to attend. We
give below the list of representatives
as far as determined upon:
South Carolina, H. 3. Philleo.
Massachusetts,, G. NJ. Webb.
Mississippi, J. d. Witter.
Illinois, E. Haviland.
Wisconsin, w. W. Botkin.
Virginia, L. p. Powers.
Vermont, J. n. Brundage.
Georgia, L. NJ Hawlev.
Pennsylvania. G. T. NVitter.
North Carolina, L. Kromer
Michigan, [. L. Mosher.
Alabama, J. NJ Wilcox.
Maine, A. B. Sampson.
Texas, J. H. Compton.
CONNECTICUT. Fl. w. Jackson.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16
1T a NHooD-
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published, in q Seated Euselope,
az THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
" RADICAL CURE OF SPERMATOR-
RHHA, or Seminal " eakness, Sexual Debili-
ty, Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions,
inducing lmpo tency, and Mental end hysic al
Es4capacity.
By ROB. J. CCLVERWELL, MD.
Amatof Of tie "Grcea Rook," DC.
The wOrd-renOwncd author, in this admira-
BILE Lecture, clearly proves from his own eS-
perieace that t,lc awful consequences of SeEzs.-
abuse may &c cfftctually removed witheut
medicine and without dangerous surgical ope-
ratlons, bouslez, Instruments, rings cordia Is,
pointing out mode Of cure at once certair,
and efectu:l, b. which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be- may cure him
s2lf cAealoly, 1'fieafeiy and radicauy This Lee
ture will prove a boon to- thousands and thou
sands
Sent und r seal to any address, post n..iA ea
the receipt ST two postage stamps, by address
ing DR.: CHAS- J. o. KLINE, 521 Bewery, New
York. Post Box 4 ,5sG. S5-Iy
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16
Break UP OF the Hudson-Graat De-
struction CT Property.
Albany. Feb. Ii.

Albany, Feb. IS.
The ice commenced moving in the
river about a quarter past eight this
morning, opposite the city. The break
up was sudden, attended by noise
like thunder. Within twenty minutes
after the ice started, the water rose toar
feet, and has been rising ever since, I'M
til at present the rise is about seven to
eight feet At 1920 O'Clock the de-
structlon Of property is large, the ice
being blocked up below the city.
Feb. 13-9 ?. NJ.
The water has continued to rise slow
ly to-day, until the entire business por-
ton Of tn city, east Of Broadway, is
inundated and business wholly suspen-
dod. The water in several streets run
ming parallel with the river, in the nor
thcrn section Of the city, is several feet
high, and many families have been fore
Ell to a hasty retreat. In a number of
instances families have been obliged, at
last, to remove by means Of boats from
the second story windows. South
Broadway, from near the Illus d -Ar-
gus Office down t. the steamboat land
ing, is nayigabIe by boats. The Man
sion House, late Commercial Hotel, is
entirely surrounded by water.
When the ice went out two men had
a narrow escape. They saw the de-
struction Of the ice when la the middle
Of the river, and ran for Hamilton St.
bridge. Ga reaching there they were
oyertaken by the flood and swept off
They got on large cake Of ice, formed
from q starting point on that part CT
the river, and were carried down, but
ran against the south ferry slip, and
were rescued by means Of ropes.
No description can convey correct
Flea Of the extent Of the damage
Steamboats,, propeIler<, ferry boats,
vessels and canal-boats, were damned
together in promiscous, heap Of ruin
at the bridges, all more or less injured.
Easements aM,i cellars of all buildings
Tor some distance west of Broadway,
are filled with water There is, 1T
present, no signs Of a fall
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16
Lot 7, blk l3,
NeeyGS ad1'n
to vii. e.. Il.
SToR a GLE
AND
Commission House

HAVE on hand and for sale
L Pork, Beef, Chickens, Butter,
Lard, Flour, Neal, &C., and will re-
ccive and sell Oh commission, Pro
duce of all kinds. Terms mode
rate, and cash paid Immediately on
sales being made, and no credit can
in any case be given. Call at No.
3 River Street, opposite the Wis
conSin Hotel.
For reference, enquire of any
body bat me.
A. KNAPP, JR.
Grand Rapids, Jan. 10, 1851.