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Improved Periscopic Spectacle.
The AGUE KINGI
AGUE, OR CHILLS Ann II,1.,,,
DIR. SiMNS & SON'S ''
vegetable Ague KILLER

THE MOST POPULAR At,.r pp,r
Fever ~" tot the rapid cure.of Agne n, Ct, ~ ER
probation or ever mGf with such s and
h%Sss, as ,ns All who have used !, "res IN SO short
deTs generaIV cOmmendaIion. One box ofbese ~ me
cure yOur ch. 6"i brns p0. Sac pny Will prevent and
liar b, Ine whole system that is UM snrUo III an
OF this fact. every one who uses II sneoks
nins :. contains on no Mercury, Arser,c o,,;.;-
purely oISer poisonous or injurious Srms Sty"h y
smallest nsn,a and perfectly harmless even 20, "u, h Is
as an Ag0e Killer has no equa dn0O'e to Malaria
which generS% Tne Dollar per Box, with full directions,
use these M3ers puFeS, e BY mail Sl&5 box lfy"u
bp SIS"sant to lake Prepared onIy h, U'e '"e'n'
Fourth S%; ;; .Sd SiliMs N; ( son. ProPrictor.,
Sold by S : "III lining nlng Streets. Wilmington, Del
Dealers eme Iyo" Co.. PhiIa and Druggists Srs
10 other 'se'"ole Reue Miller, and take
nj q,
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Engine For Sale.

Inc Subscriber offers at Private Sale, one of the
Geieorated &c Archambault Portable Steam Engines
Ien-horse power, all in complete order, and monn,
cd on wheels. 1t has been in use but few seasons
and Is nearly as good new. 1t is especially adam,
cd to running Threshing Machines, Sorghum Mils
&c. but can be applied to any other power. This
IS an opportunity to make good and cheap invest
''eH'' A. f. WORDEN,
Smyrna, Del.
Also good Westinghouse Thresher will be cola
th the engine if desired. ono5 re s''U
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APPEAL TO MECHANICS AND Ia.
BORING MEN TO INSURE
THEIR LIVES

large proportion OF the operatives in our variou.
h'nus Oh SHOPS are not worth $1,000. wife be-
'o'eu' ana conhdng children cling with fond regard
Tue alner' Name at any moment to be taken ava
win nothing Land by tor their comfort and Drotec
tlon. The annual sun of S2i would nav a lG, nol;
cy that would III the event of death 90 far towards
making them cImfnrt,te and who can NOT Law
"S'oe '"r Snch purpose tnls small sum- and who
among you ought not 90 it aside? If the family
- Po' 81 hhcl IN greater need that this wise pro-
vision DC not neglected. As the ordinary accnmu-
latIonS are necessarily Slow requiring wears 70 law
hSluS ie" hundred dollts now much wiser 10 ma
sure at once large sum by Lie Insurance. Take
warning before it is too late.
EVILS OF NOT INSURING,
ne poverty and suff ring Of widows and orphan.
WIN cold and checreSS prospects, worn with evcoss
siVe toll and scanty Subsistence and corrodn ar
lety, are a speaking comm ntary upon the eyiIs f
husbands neglecting tnl> 5encfccnt provision. How
many families have been thrown into a state of oh
souIe want oy the culpabe neglect of husband or
Iather 10 fnhl To hIs tanIly-wiich he is bound hv
sacred oblg atoms TO protect, honor, cherish. and
provide fOr-the important duty of Insuring bis
Life tor their benefit? Few homes are free fron,
encumbrance hy mortgage or otherwise, and in vcrv
many cases, on the dcccase of the husband and &,
ther, the wife and children who had confded in him
10 shield them from poverty, are forced from their
long cherished homes, which thew in their vonno
days helped to adorn with all that the heart conld
desire Could that departed husband ard father LOOK
back upon the suffering condition of his family
would he not admOnish husbands and fathers one
aud all, TO guard against similar calamity IN their
own families by Life Assurance?
Men, when the subject of Life Assurance is men.
toned to them, are too apt TO say it is loo heavy
tax; aud yet, ii they would reflect for moment il
IN reality rs no tax, but savings bank for the bene
ht of their wives and children
An insurance on the life of man for the boDef,
nf his wife or children, is free from attachment hv
creditors but is paid directly to his wife and child
rem SIXTY days after tine death of the husband
}. E. Clawson. NJ. D, Examining Physician. SMYRNA
Cove Salisbury. NJ. D., nono,
J. w. Sharp, NJ. D., " Co,ndo-
M. G. Loaand. NJ. D., Nile, |
David Hall, NJ D., -.
Any Information in regard to Life Insurance. Fire
insurance, or Notary Public Business will he
promptly attended by the undersigned at the ofice
OF the Kent County Mutual Insurance Comnanv-
Ohce on Main Street, uudcr the Capitai Hotel
Building, Dover, Del --0''i
eo... GEORGE B. DICKSON,
Secretary. Kent County Mutual Insurance Con-
ny. Agent for the Life Insurance Comnam,,P
Notary Public, SC.
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INSURE YOUR LIFE

FOR THE BENEFIT YOUR
WENlA AND OEIlLIDIa13Ho
IN THE
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are well W
one mile o
very healt1
The lan|
sired. with
and other
es, schools
For furt|
near Wiln|
street and
GEO. C. !
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rms company issues Policies against ali kinds of
accidents, causing loss OF life or bodily ininrv.
The SUN of SlO will secure person insured SlO
per week for twenty six weeks, and $1,000 cash j.,
case his death takes place from the cause of acci.
dent, aud 80 premium will secure S25 per week Enr
twenty-Six weeks, and $4,000 cash in case of death
This company has paid up capital of S5OOO00.
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- STEAMBOAT LINE
FROM
Smyrna to PHILADELPHIA.

and after WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9Th. the s,eam.
SWAN, Captain S. PRIOR, will leave Dea.
es Landing for Philadelphia every MONDAY.
DNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 oclock, A NJ
chlng at Bombay Hook, Port Penn. Delaware CIV
W Castle Pennsgrove and Chester. ''
ITETGRNiNG leave Arch street Wharf PhiIa every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATiiRnAV We
clock; A. vi touching at the above named landings
" stages from Dover, Smyrna and Leipsic, meet
the Boat at Bombay hook ''ee'
kyne's Landing. U' q" Oea'
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Insure Your Homes and Propertv
IN THE
Kent County Mutual Insurance Company.
AT DOVER, DELAWARE

rms Company cpniIn"es TO Insure propertv on ron
snhaDe lerns and i"r sf@era years past has nan, -,
F0iiCy Holders an annual dINIteI d of 8 and m ~.
cent Fhs ltu I-,. .,,td on Ibe lst da,,r C per
nary or allowed "a me plymenI Of the animal @
miums, due that dav. P'
IL Is the bn4ne- du'v Of every man. not onJv IN nj;
IdHV bul hl. frit.f- o. Keep h's property insured
hhu no mti complain of his neigh.
Dors anJ ltIe;us. ,Icy should refuse To cnnrIbeIa
towards the loss "f his property being bound for the
simDe reason that insurance Is cheap and agents OF
the company reside m almost everv IOwn thrnurhnut
the Slate and lDr trIfIng can he made secure
from loss Of his property by fire If a mah will not
use he ptecauOn to secure his property against loss
oy ire, u II IS insurabe he has no rpht To ca A unnn
ms neIghbOrs to asslst him.
The Kent County Mutual has CAPITAL of 5000.
600. and pays promptly It's losses
Parties desrOus of insnrIng in thIs Comnanv mill
call upon the following agents.
AGENTS
W. Y. hoDnson' And'w J. Wright FELTON,
oeIaware |liy Geo. M Davis, ,BrIdgeviILe
Jesse 5. huntington. Smyrna James Ponder MILAN
". Dickson, noyar Paul A. Davis Lewes
Jas Cowgirl. { O''ei' Dr.. A. Manck. LaureI
Alex. Jackson, Camden, - - Ceorgeto,.n
H. Cowgirl. Willow Grove Wesley Slack
T. rcnik Mlii"fd Greensboro, Md.
ELIJAH CROUcH. Dsver, General Agent
DIRECTORS
Da, .; M N; fisler. Smyrna, lrhOs Bradlord Dover
ia%cs p '5i,.n,nlns, 5,nn n Dr. Henry RldgeIy, "
William Oenhey, Iiamas t.a,,,
'''O" O'"''e' Bridgeville.
OFFICERS
SAMUEL NJ FlSLER, President Srnvrno
JAS. COWClII, Trea;r Dovsr S'nyi"a'
GEO b. DICKSON, Sec'v
HTBusiness communications nro,,o,I .,.I,
GEORGE b. DICKSON, Secretary Dover.
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. The unde ersigned agent tor Tho S,.,o,ro-
Ipr p me bROOhLIN LIFE ASNURA N(,E T1Tj'
in~,, oe[S advantageous terms TO all who wl,h 10
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u nj Y < r S AL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

There are many persons who have been deferred
from lnsuring their Lives for the benefit of their
families on account Of not being in sound health
The undersigned is agent for the UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
which company takes risks ON the lives of INvALlDs.
and is also agent for the
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B1utuaI Life EnsuYance Conn
pany OF New York.
f. S. WINSTON, President.

Gross ASSETS, FEBRUARY l. 1865. $4,000, ,O0O
NETT INCOME LAST YEAR $4,000 900
foLicY AND DIVIDENDS Paid during '65, s765,OOO
CASH DIVIDENDS declared and paid every
year, ranging from fifty to seventy per cent.
Ierms as low as any other LIFE INSURANCE
NOMPANf and dividends much greater.
For small sum annually paid, this company of
ters every nducement for married man to provide
tor his family after death.
Forty five cents week will insure $1,000 on the
life of man aged thirty years.
Husbands and fathers. is the ultimate fate of your
wives and children matter of such perfect indier-
ence to you not to call for sacrifice amounting
TO even less than half dollar a week If that is
so, how will they bear the double bereavement, when
left without you and without your servces2 Can
you bear the idea of having your wife and children
thrown upon the cold charities of the world to save
the paltry sum of fifty cents week. when by pay
ing that sum, they would have a competency to live
on and secure against creditors? Death is sure 10
come, and no man knowcth how soon Full ipfor.
nation eau be had by calling on
GEO. Ii. DICKSON. Agent.
Dover, DclaWare
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These Powders
will strength
en- the Stomach
and lntestines,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them to
a al healthy state.
They are o
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SHAKE! SHAKE NO MOREr
&CH HEGDELE[Mg VIVA

~@ - @~ AM-@ k@ - EA CZA VA
DIR. c. G. GARRISON'S
( NHOLERA ND DIARRHCEA PRETENTIrE
- VIII prevent and cure AslatIc Cholera Cholero
'"piefa Morbns DlarrhOea, Summer COMPLIANT Col
ic Cramps and Pans in the Stomach and Rn,raIs
VOW Is the lime tor every family 10 have n bnItIo ~
hahh You know not how soon you NAV ne att,,ek ,i
WIN one of the above disea>es The cost Is but r.,
Do cents per boIIIe '0
WHAT Is A COUGH?
Is something that should be attended to at once
~ you ueIay' u may lead I" Consumption and finally
@ .et'nIIa'e III death Thousands have filled prcmo
'ure grave throCgh neglect. DO not deItv but tako
my EXPECToRANT once or II may he too lte Pr;ce
81 OO per bote. w = nee
USE DR.. C. G. GAREISON'S
'Th FOR DYSPEPSIA. PHrdy UcgeiaJie conBouud
,r improve The appetite and promote digestion =
lhese bitters are Of my own invention and monnC,c
uIe t haVIhg used them for length OF time success
tu.ty III my private Practice, offer them to The
P"'i'' anu recommend them to the use of Pverv
uyspephc Where The patient has used them a,cn,J
hs 10 my dlrecllnns ihey have ALWAYS madea pertec
cure. Price 81 50 per bottle P0''e''
DIR. c. G. GARRISON'S
ANTI-D YSPEPTIC PILLS
Ihese Pills purely vegetable and do eot con,oi,
any Mercury rCaOmel They should always be used
III connection with my Preparations particuarv in |
S"to cosliVeness They are good and perfectly
5Ste, le urgauVe and should be used in all cases Of
Chiiis and Fever, Bilious. Bilious Rem; ltent Dvsneo
sla, 0anndIce Depression of Spirits Coughs, Colds
cents per box '''e 81
IE YOU HA We CHILLS AND FEVER
use use Dr {. G. GARRIS0N'S FEVER AND AGrE I,,1.r
lTtce - 10 per Bottle 1t is perfectly safe and reII
lo,e l remedy-a sure cure. These preparations are
loI q1ack remedies, but Of my own invention and
hanut' cture, and only prepared by N''0
DR. e. G. GARRISON.
r0r sale, Wholesale and retail at nv store OIL
Druggists 0'' ''' sdIe ny aIl
Z. o. GARRISON. M. D. is a regular urodno,o or H.
~ TInIVersy Oi Pennsvlvahia, and treats patents ior
~ ~, diseases at his Office No Ell South Elrhih ST
elOw Walnut PhIadcl,hla 'e''''' "'''
0-All consultations free ~
,I. ,,,, c. ". BARKER
Delaware. " ~ 'IiiE q a"u
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The Wo0GpCcIAer's Foresight.

The woodpecker in California is a storer
Of acorus. The tree he selects is invariably
OF the pine tribee. He boreS several holes,
differing slightly in size, at the fall of the
year, and then flies away, in many instances
to Il long distance, and returns with an acorn.
which he Immediately sets about adjusting
to one OF the holes prepared for its reception,
which will hold it tightly in its POSITION
Bat he does not cat the acorn; for as q rule
he is not a vegetarian. His object in storing
away the acorn exhibits acute foresight, and
knowledge OF results more akin to reason
than to instinct. The succeeding winter the
acorn remains intact, but, becoming saturat-
cl with rain. is pre- disposed to decay, when
il is attacked by maggolS, who seem to de-
light in this special food it is then that the
woodpccker rcaps the harvest his wisdom
had provided. at a time when the ground
being covered with snow, he would expert
cncc II difficulty, otherwise. in obtaining
suitable or palatablc food. 1t is subject of
speculation why the redwood cedar or the
sugar pine is invariably selected; it is not
probable that the insect, the most dainty to
the wood-pecicr's taste trcqucnts only the
outside OF wet trees; but 50 it is, that in
talHveras, Muriporce. and other districts of
California, trees OF this kind may be frequent
ly seen covered all over their trunks with
aoorns when there is not an oak tree within
several miles. Il. B. BartoR.
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\ SHORT STORY FOR JEALOUS HUSBANDS.
A nice, respectable lady had long noticed,
to her dismay, that her "worser half was
growing loolishly suspicious and jealous of
her. She resolved to teach him a lesson
Some evenings since. rs he was leaving, she
told him that he need not harry back-she
would not be lonely-shc wished her ducky
to enjoy himself, &c, &c. Benedict smclt
IL ycrtable ''micei under that hypocrisy,
and resolved to be avenged. About eight
. clock IAN individual about his size might
have been seen cautiously creeping along
to the door, noisclessly. Benedict pccpcd
in. just as he expected There they were
Ill pair OF boots, Il coat on the back of
chair, and Il hat on the table, Benedict
shiycrcd like an aspen leaf as he stopped,
his coatpockct. With "r,soluton flashing
from his eye" he made tracks for the bed
room. There he was. kneeling at the bed
side, coat and vest OIL, and his head on the
pillow Miserable villain his time had
come! Say your prayers, villain!' and
flash and report told that the bullet had
sped on its fatal mission. ''lIelp! murder!
watch! Oh is that you?" and Madame
popped her little hand up from the foot of
the bed. Benedict seized the body and it
was-a miscellaneous collection OF old coats,
vests, pillows, handkcrchicls, and the like,
made up for the occasion: "Say, dear, what
docs all this mean" exclaimed the husband.
with Il >heepish look. well, DEAR" replied
the wife, Il did get lonely after all, and just
amused myself by dressing up that puppet,
and making believe you were at home. I'm
sure | didn't think you'd suspect ---.'i
There, there said the chagincd husband,
say no more about it; thought it was a
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Iy at this pint awoke and a sad awakenin il
wuz. The gorius halls he'd vanished, the
chandeliers he'd vanished, the robes Nv staff
and Jewels and sich wuz gone and WIZ in
my offs, not Your Grace" but merely a
Postmaster in Kentucky village. Well,
that is suthin. Wat better is nobleman
lie don't work, neither do |. He drinks
wine, it is troo, but hev wat scots me bet
ter, whisky fresh from the still. Yet my
dream may be realized, and eff it is, | will
cndcyoor to fill the position with credit
Who knows?
PETROLEUM V. Massey, P. NJ,
witch is Postmaster.)
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HONEY ANT OF TEXAs.-A Texas paper Of
late date speaking Of the Honey Ant says
''We have often heard Of the honey ant of
Texas but the account seeming 50 romantic,
we have heretofore been hardly able to cred
it it, but as we now have specimen before
us, furnished by our friend leo. Smith. Of
this city, we can no longer have amy doubts
on the subject. These ants are a medium
size between the large and small red ants,
and are OF Il reddish and brown color. APP
pended to the rear of each one. is It trans
parent sack ofglobe filled with pure clear
honey Of II most delicious flavor. These
sacks vary in size on different ants-ranping
between the size Of Il buckshot and IL navy
pistol ball. On this sack, at short intervals,
ARE attached thin layers about the length
and wcdtll or half grain Of rice, and Of u
dark color, evidently to strengthen it aad
keep it in shape. These interesting animals
when they crawl, draw their delicious load
after them, and if the sack is empty, they
set themselves to work to replenish it again.
Whether they deposit this honey III their
great general reservoir among the rocks, to
draw from it as occasion may require, or
hold and use it as individual property, we
are not informed Here is II curiosity that
we believe has heretofore escaped the eyes
and pens of our celebrated nataraists.,'
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iss}' \ coarse, il.naturcd fellow died one
day, aud his friends assembled at his iuncr-
al, but no one had Il good word to say about
the deceased. Even at the grave all were
silent At length a good.hcArtol German,
as he t"rgad to 20 home, said, "Vell, he vas
d goJt Schmokor."
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leB" Prentice in a wicked lungc at the very
undermining of society, says, "l'ilting hoops
enable the common people to 500 great
deal mut" Of good society than they ever
saw btIoro."
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~" Old Elves, the miser, having listened
TO \ very eloquent discourse on charity, re-
marked: Chat sermon so strongly proves
the necessity of aims giving that--l've al
most minl 10 beg.''
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WoMAN's Love IL A Llcnr AND DAEE As
Feet. Our idea is says u fellow thst had
gotta shrcw for !; wife, chat
Woman love is like scotch snuff:
We get one pinch, and that S enough ~
An old iarky SAYS .
Woman lub is India rubber
1t stretch de more de more YOU hub her. y
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i-a'A certain duchess, very handsome
woman. was once wakingtlrough the streets
of London. when "a costcrnongcr, whose
pipe had gone out, walked up to her, and
addressing her, said, pray, Madam, let nc
light my pipe at your eye. She declared
Tins to be the greatest compliment which she
had ever had paid to her.
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T'Isc SYife's i.mandme nts.

l. Thou shalt have no other wife but me.
>. Thou shalt not take into thy house any
beautiful braHon image Of "a servant girl to
bow down to her aud serve her; for am !.
jealous wife, etc.
3. Thou shalt not take the name of thy
wife in vain.
i. Remember thy wife to keep her re-
specially.
>. Honor thy wifes' father and mother.
e. Thou shalt not fret
:. Thou shalt not find fault with thy din
ucr.
8. Thou shalt not chew tobacco.
.. Thou shalt not be behind thy ncighbor.
10. Thou shalt not visit the rum tavern
thou shalt not coyct the tavcrnkecpcr's rum,
nor his brandy, nor his wine, nor anything
that is behind the bar Of the rumselcr.
n. Thou shalt not visit the billiard hall.
And the 18th commandment is: Thou
shall not stay ont later than nine O'Clock at
night.
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:. Thou shalt not chew tobacco.

\ STRANGE TnApE.--A young fellow was
lately taken before Paris magistrate as a
vagabond. "lou have no occupation"
said the Bench, inquiringly. "Hcg your
Worships PARDON was The reioinder; 81
dead in hits Of halter for the use Of gentlemen
a. pIays.' y bit of rope with which man
has been hanged, carried in his pocket, is
held 10 aucurc luck at cards.
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Bs5~'The art of book. Keeping taught in one
short and easy lesson-Never lend them,
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REASON FOR THICK ANKLES.

Harry, | can not think says Dick,
"What makes my ankles grow so thick. "
you do not rocollect," says Harry,
GLOW great a calf they have to carry"
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John Bright's Speech NJ Glasgow
NOVELTIES IN PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTA-
TION.
THE ENGLISH REFORM MOVEMENT.

Correspondence Of The HHaddphin hq"iofr.
LONDON, Oct. 20, 1866.
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Builders and Farmers Hardware

Tin-Ware, all kinds of
Builders and Farmers Hardware
At City Prices for Cash oalr
My stock consists in part of good assortment OF
COOKING, PARLOR, ROOM and OFFICE STOVES
for wood and coal Farm, Tea and Dinner Bes
TIN, STAMPED and JAPANNED WARE,
Mt wholesale and retail;
Brass and Enalneled Kettles; Grindstoncs and Fix.
lures; Cumberland Nails by the pound or keg;
Locks, Drawing Knives, Chalk,
Hinges, Corn Cutters, Conpasses,
Screws, Irier Scythes, Coal Oil,
Bolts, Pitching Axes, Lnseed Oil,
Squares, Hand Axes, Coal Oil Lamps
Wrenches, Broad Axes, Tops Chimneys
Rules, Hand Saws, Wicks 4 Shades,
Files, lTenon Saws, Lamps Altered &
Chses, Cross-Cut Saws, Repaired,
Trowcls, Meat Saws Brushes all kind
Shorels jack Plane, Knife Stcels,
spades, Fore Planes, silver Plated
Forks, Smoothing do Spoons Is Forks,
Chains, Bead Planes, Knives l. Forks,
Picks, Apple Parers, Pen Knives,
Mattocks, Paints, Shoe Knives
sad Irons, Narnish Butcher Knives,
llatchets, Turpentinc, Saw Knives,
Angers Ropes, Tea and Table
Anger Bits, Cords, Forks of all kinds
Extension Bits, Lines,
Braces and Bits, Pencils,
Also every variety of articles in the Hardware line
48"TlN, COPPER and BRASS WARE Repaired to
order.
ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
Done at the lowest Cash prices and out of the best
material
Persons in want of any of tho above articles will
please call and examine my stock before purchasing
B1-TERMS POSITIVELY CASH-Gu
JESSE A. KIRK.
Rising Sun, Sept H. ls66-6m
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(NOTHING-
~ +. BROWN & BRO. have Just received
a large supply of well made and latest style
Mems over Coats,
Mems Business Coats
MEMS Pants and Vests,
Boys Over Goats.
Bovs Sack Coats
Boys Round Jackets,
Boys Pants and Vests;
with full supply
Flannel ohr.s and Drawers,
which they propose to sell ~ cheap as they can be
bought in any Of the cities
Also, large supply Of the best
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
oc' u, 1910 in this county
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L'AMlLY FLOUR.-Extra Family Flour
l. Of choice brand. For sale by
may 10. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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MECHANICAL.
Something New at the SUN!
HARDWARE & STOVE STORE,
And Tin. Ware Mandatory,
AT RISING SUN. MD.

HAVING enlarged my Tin and Stove
Establishment, and fitted upa Store Room I
an prepared to furnish, in addition to Stoves
Tin Ware all kinds of