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New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
PFCETpTS OF PRODUCE

ITr CtuGI FctslLS dnI HlITT07 O - . ,
gxP1 II o. hush Wheat g. $40 bush 800 bush 6rss
ses FsIsted 2O bOsh Oas 52l bales Cotton 40 h'es
Won bale, Iops 10 hbs Rnsu l8 bbs Tar 1V hN fuf
no bb psgs Butter ~ 90 pkgs Cl,e ld pigs
Bsg - pkgs Meas pkg> Lard Is p1gs Asb~ 81 pA
searn G hb. Naphba 5J5 hbs Crude Tuentne, tl hS he
Turptbtc ibis WHISKY, % bids Tobacco S' pigs %
M rkg NOasses 4S Ikss Starch ~ kg hiei fI ~
.u-.rl lnatIeT
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leavo James

Ga M for Grsenpot stations except wooe and Willow
Tr,, eoam Northuor Train and all stations
e.pt Willow Tree kIpr'' rAl for GIeenpor 'oppnglt
Jnsa ulsoA illcssye aud al stations East 30 NohpoH
p...n, Train aud ell stations except Willow Tree
North ,p Passenger Train and al sous Al passenger train,
connect trans and from Hen psiead ard Glen Cove
Sosa Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point 1t pa for ismpead
Glen Cove p Northpor, and al stations arrives ~ Hun
tsT, Point At 6:lO ,. Takes eject Jqne u lsta -,
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Excursions.
Sttumboais anb SailroaSs.

DRISTOL LINE-AT p. NJ.
70 BOSTON PROVIDENCE. AsD iNrHkMEplAIE d POINTS
BRISTOL,
~ pp.YTOy rom Pier t0 ~ r. foot of fC.n,l Al oeoti
''P' n rn MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and fhIphiS
PROVIDENCE,
g., stuuOSs ais D. n TUESDAYS THURSDAis isd hTUR
NaP" ''''' DAYS
c,ng With the RIprsu Train at Bristol the following norhHg
Boston O'Clock In time for all e0n'y'n'' o1i Of
hst - t.,dsd IA Boston .te
fryght hieh =" '' M II. SlMONS, Agent
J,uys YIsK IT., Managing Director
NOR NORWALK and DANBUR1 ;1Raliroad
- .rosi fare No dust-The fast aud 'penii steamboat
v, Nv WIiITR Leaves Pier No ~ East River co' OF hAtst
len AT and from foot Of lhlry fourth o. oeocf
'.y - I'm ,he banhury and New Haven Rffonh n.hhf
sos,b Horralk 7 or on arrival o he DA'u' ahi
New trsint t rI, Al % e,g,, ,onn,et for Nav
Csnlsn Wilton and hdgsaea :, ,,,,,7-
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-For WHmlIE- liz
- ~ ornyu nIYIES DOCK. GRkAT NICK, ShnDS rOiNf
s(To n1CK GLRSCOYB. GLESWoOD 'nd hOsLIs. va aai
oIp6lY June 18TH the and segnt sieanDo sfA
C,pt Post leave, Pier ~ r. lPsef shPl D"V 's
nH,.n,sh ,tI D M. for the above named places
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW ar, ,JEhSE1 ~,
Jersey CITY for Psuuoai al 10 Az 20 m 20
-, 90 Ss.sf ~ The Sis Freight ard i4E va" an '''|
Pai',Dger T1H h'''1 THOs w. DEnAREsT supsrHs'd'al
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.


steady al the opening Ire iot th
6 900 bales Of which 10 Coz we're ate io5 @
ud O 90 Of Cotton atost oud To @
port Is estimated bales Of vbh only 25O are from Tie
tnte4
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Snrniinr'.

fnrnifnxf
DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
ID warranted rsnnhur. Also Chufiru WsInut Chaa
her Sue piAn orumsuiA At A. FARkINGIOAE NJ Jos
Canal Al. opportc Wooster Estzbhshod l8tl
NOR SALE, cheap--A fashionable rosewood
BEDSTEAD Dressing Bureau Arnore Fsneh I.ie os'' ;9
walnut eItenson Table aui S5soad WIZ 10
,od cheap: little ued AIpu a. JAS '" h,hhl
Funafe unhe Store No Ess - sheath ~ fl ave
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
9inantial.

CSTKD SrATEf TREAsUKI, w.iORE, sept u, 1903.
IN pursuance of instructions from the Secle-
tsf o. the Treasury NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 70 the holders
d 7 Notes that a1d f dONDAI The h September iust such
sSt must be forwarded The $ Treasurer Washington r re-
lsnpiOB. n. H. VAN DYCK Asst Treasurer I. =.
CT. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL
~ ROAD COMPASl s PR CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
Pbruafy COUPONsTbe Of the completed road
Pilot Knob than the Interest the entire Of
OO Of bondA issued thus far The oonsiau Increasing
earning With the VI controlling ell the
southern States nures
0hs o. the stock for Investment and
he property vel - - economic its eIpsuses
THOS ALLEN, President, st. Louis No.
undegned cordially recommend these cent mortgage
Mountain Railroad good The
viii be large and the GdmntAon OF be Affairs Of
The Company capable and experienced htnd aud entitled the
JAMS = THOMAS MsyOr Of 81 Louis John Roe Presen ST.
President Board
Barton North Missouri Railroads n Bntion
President National Of Missouri WA L. kwing PTef
President Bank Of 81 Louis James b. Eds Chief
Enginer Louis Illinois Bridge Coupauyj George w TsoF
Pscfc Railroad f MOl John r. L0LbegeT President
ysnth National BaIk Of 81 LOuG
NETWORK REFERENCES;
X CORNING, A. VI 6pef MaIquano W. v Brady. A. Enp,
JolG lnebiucl,N A. Tsk H. s. Candy d. pbeDs,
Grau son Cosdin Isaae ~ Phelps w. r Bodge,t John
KD0st PGmph With details be hAl the Ne~lOfk Agency
H. o. bAkQUASD. yieePres4eat, No, 20 Wslst
ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAIL
IA WAY COMPANYA PAMPHLET oOnaDg the o settle
aud Deentae holders " this Company
be otd vii be seat by post ron the General once Of
s Company Information a. 10 IL ais ma be procured
Ne BTSsSs,L Hsw YORK w. AkCHDALL ODOBEKT s-@'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

WARREYS S.yI1lsE2aSas WAER & Coy Sg FURNITURE.
Established Igso.
wsrshou,eEos rs and 7Spngs erseI of Crosby Mihs''v
No srtcdns through 10 No la Jhe tt
invited e2mh5s TIE fgttt sock oi rAehn
able Furniture 10 BE- found in this city, oonaiuag u
CHAMBER PARLOR LIBRARY, AND DlNING ROOM SUITES
OF OUR OWN MASUFACTURB. AND WARRANTED
IN EVERY RESPECT
Particular attention given furnishing sf CHURCHES COUhrEY
RESIDENCES HOTELS kc
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
6upartntrsbp 1Otius.

I United SPECIAL PARTNERSlllP.-No-
hereby Tven that limited partnership for The rnssctoo
of geuea mercantile sui commission business 70 ts ~ viii
York has srd between fbNAhD SMITH,
WILLIAM r. HOFFMAN snd JAMES {. LANNlNG al AZ pTe,su
residents ~ Tho City ofNesiok pursuant to sd b{ virtue o. The h
fourth chapter Of The second part 81 ue Revised aiuts OF
the state Newior and Tie Act Ameno thereof ih In Alduon
thereto
The name or which the sid partnership i to be con-
d4etsd SMITH HOFFMAN, Go. The general nature OF toe
The partnership
business. The Of s the general lnd
SPECIAL partners the s partnership EDWARD SMITH
WILLIAM HOFFMAN, and JANIS G. LANNlNGin which partner
SMITH WILLIAM T. HOFFMAN The
General PArers JAMES G. LlNEfS0 Is the spce al
Partner of residence present 10 TIE C
ofErvYok Of Ncw-iort The sad JAMES e. LANNlN1
special pspc has cntnted u The stock Of the SAID
oplub The Of l5t0o one hundsd and thirty I've isos'A'a
dolsrs w cash
The period sch the sad partnership h to commence Is the r
1863 end ne business operations Or fad trn WI
the l da Of September D. 1905 .nd ihe sl 80
the
January A. D. s7ADAied Ser lsk CITY august J. ,r,, s1S
WILLIAM y. HOFFMAN
JAMES G. LANNiNG.
Ofees 25 Pak plsee, Cburekst, NeN'io CITY
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
P4SSENGEKS ARRIVED.

FROM SAVANNAH Ia steamship LeoCapt H. &. Cook, Mrs H.
Pgire, J. Alrrdge r. l. Mercer j. Collins T. W. CuTBWt,
R1tine Geo Pepper Reppa, TLOs a. AHen Master
Allen Rosenbaud Rosenhsrd j. Stern L. Coleman G
Margaret Buas child j. Moanger, CbA WoidEge
LeKInR. z. PieiaeE
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

NEW JERSEY r. R.--CHANGE OF HOUR
~ nrsnug srpt 49, I8de-Por PHILADELPHIA via k.n'hg
\ s"9p M Via Camden. a. m. p m. n Via W Pbla
o ~ 80 o. m D. m.. u Of. For Bait And Washngion-s4
W. al n a, o. ~ For South and W8W m s;OPm'
pou lIIP WEST-o Cincinnati ADd Cheago-s 20 am 1;pPn
rVH a. The $40 AMI g:0 m trains through Wth bu'
sp,,gs silver Palace seepngcar on m 9 run through 70
", .hout change making same CONNECTIONS AZ .hunau As W
,,.n br other lines Family compartment cars also on
train on Mou Turs through TO chicago wheat change
,ans ors train Aance OF other INES MIN ~ % HAhs 10"
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
Sport &iarom's gutit,.

sTArz o. Hsv.YoRE
PoRr.wARDzSs oyyics, No. % NIllarnst
NOTICE IA hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the Act passed April ~ 1851 entitled An Ass,o
,b Waneus Of the Port of New York" all
charge VI the subject
nsuon or survey following
on b The vii
be- succeeding th ooAri S
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
POUL

Yswls, p lt...............25d!l =
Uhiekeus fte, a. i5........3J0 g
Broi.er., q pr....$ ! OF q ~ =,
Ducks Young, q ib..........iJi r 81
ksiland. . patti , p r . :.
Teal and N Nooi q ib 75c. q > o.
Gees. yogug = it.........l' p g =
squads, = doL......$ IS wa - 20
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w. r. Bahr, G,nsrll Pas. Agent

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
i ROADs-On All snet MONDAY MAY H. 1913 trains Ger Al
eoaoeng ~ Northern and Western trans vi" leave
Hes York a. follows: -.
81. ~ BIpr.a train Hnd.on River RAiosd Trtls,hst and
toush Bufo Suspension Bridge and Saratoga With
Troy with AH for kaian Bur-
ngar Draus from heslrk 10 kches'er
eosuecng With fo the West va either North OF South
Shore bae .--,-,,.
oanecnx Chatham With Wseu Railroad for Lebanon
s9ns Ptisfeh &c Albany with Western trains and 81 Troy
.th Saptoga Rutland Darlington, Ard ne hgrth
li.O Eprs.s il4ilB River Railroad connecting
The West and At Troy With hau. o Rutland
Bufrgo1. snd hc North Dtauug car attached 10 ms AA
Mrpugh o. SsrsioEa 49,, ,---
"a EIp Hnison River Railroad Sih drawing room
ch.i connecting AbNny With Wesern trains AEd al Troy
With train Moutr.Al. sth slreTdug attached
Harlem Railroad conneetng a.
With Lebanon bpn0gs Psheh Se And AZ Al
h.rt viii h'repirg attached al AbanY.
6Op Erps lludu River Railroad with sleeping ears
Buffalo huspeuo Blge Nhon cLangs
II daT, creeping Saturdays A'Af.l
Nsw-io thTough 70 OgteusbuEg Without euale "a Smt '"
Railroad Connection for Troy will be made al hast AtnJ
Tbs taia all = SUNDAYS go 80,
nj M train via River Railroad With sleeping ears "tseed
AAny Bui@o nd bdspensou BIse
Troy With tsns fsT Saratoga aud poin" North bANs room
ears attached al AihaBY
SUNDAY train all be run fIndon River Railroad om New ioh
Poughkepse and intermediate stations leAyng View
Pobgkespse at , Ar'iug NeNlofk AZ 80
Aso sunday via Hsrem Railroad leaving Forty seconds, At
M aud arriving Mlereg at 3.in Returning leaves Miller
toe a 1 % . M arrSng Res ! crk a. " - - - ,
NNFe
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

rRInAY,S MEArnER RRpnRr-1 a

sun Rse.... $3.50 Sets...... 6li Moon Rses......
1851 Cows Island. 44l Hell ba
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

usrs,,d Gu the hndpa suburban places the Line Of
the Es,e Dson Of s Railway has been prepared ,nd can e Oh
oc the free 81 charge b those Wishing 10
n. RIDDLE, General Supt
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

TOR SALE-A very large collection of gold,
and copper COINS TOKENS &c Aiafsss 1i oa
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
1AR7TAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL

DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY KALI
~ A FOR LONG BRANCH,
,o,rs ptvFR MANCHEsIEk, BklCknbJk6i kkD BANK, kc
iO'A - Prom Pier Ne. O. foot Of Chanher.st,
nail, fsundays eIeepsdl a. ga m, aud t;lO p m.
Tonr6n ng AZ Pier 4 for Passengers ouly hfD p
by the farone ttesnsn
JESSE IlOYr and NBFbhSiNh
n,xuing leave Leug Branch At 7.Jl a "a. and m
hs'S'''~s Tom River At $40 m aud " p 10.
Arriving n New York at 9:eo a m AMI % D. ~
Commst,t on; month sI7 3oi mos, ~; yS'. 20
June q. / bd W. o E.,s-
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND: La
- CuASGE TIME Ga ahd aner September l. 1903. trains
-, ~ sos. Leave HesYok Roosevelt and GandL ierre,
W, saa,h seyenth-sl, Wllamsburghh ~ 9o' ~ J:W Auu
Va m o Islp and intermediate stations ~ o' M io'
s'O psrnbg leave lslp Sis aud a. m aud NJ ,t0p
,tatoss from jamaica ~, arriving NrS'
vi T'sO g;55 9:s5 a. ~, and Gt23 p M 80 -
and 1iiO trans 81 % md for lTre Island
FA'senge" n WHITE. suueuutsudent
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12

afnfN r. 81 .|HH HHsH Hff f- -
Woodcock. D pair.. Al 25a ~ 81
Su.pe, yellow .eg and Do
witch. ~ doT.....S3 50d - on
Sand. or Ox-eye. 3 dOz....sud -
Pioyer y d0z....f4 510 - ao
Rice or Reed birds. e doL 81 a88
-Parfrilrcs. y uair.... . ia +2OJ
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sm.t.4 ID .24027
TonEucs each.....&l ia : 81
sheen Tongues. q 1uz......-5j0s2
pi-. r..t \. fer............SU060
Saus ge. e ib..............lod---
Bologna. sreen, e ib......lt a.J
lIripe. p it.........sss.ss'lV1s u
MD GAME. -.
I.rrLD.. d Ih..............l-l B %
New-York tribune., 1868-09-12
FRIE RAlLWAY.-TRAiNS LEAVE DEPOT

E'KlE KAlLN a l II hAlNO lIISAb IL DI4I "
IL foot Of Chsmbersst. PayoniA Ferry:
Day Erprsss for Rochester Buialo SALAMANCA DunhTh
snd all points West sud South.
sa q N Way 1taR daily Otyl. and intermediate stations
1000 E1pro MAJ for Buffalo. Salamanca Da9kh and all
points West and South
$50 p m nay Iran for Mddle,O~n and intermediate station.
.p M Way Erpr,ss stopping sterling Jnnc, Turner'S
of Otod heNbufgb
Montgonery, UniouVil-, snd Port Jervis.
nov or Sufsrn and iuteraedse sshons
NgAl Eprsss is Rochester, BaHao sAAmanea' Dsn
and al points South and Wet
600 n NJ Way Sufern snd intermediate .alont
Night Erpfcss, daily or Rochester, BuHso ssmaboA
West and South By this train sleeping COACHES
will through 10 Cinciupau ~lthaut shAns~
Rutherford Par Passsc ud Patsr,on st6o
and sS 400 6f5 and ll;oo On Netue|
u,h TLsa.eT st oeOei ST Sufea aud iueTaeds
stsuouA
SUNDAY Way Traba fer Otsfne l2op m for
Pster,ob; r. Night Eyprcs for Duns Bufao Roehrs,et
saamanca point. West South no Em.grani aud
WaT Train: n p n flr Paterson sud Port Jerrs.
Saamancs Duntib and Bufso With
change direct connection viii all bouIhern anc
Western lines
-,eiy ysu,sd ssl Luuroas Sleeping cOache, all
EightTnin, - -
Depot CLsabs,t ns~lo sso Long Does Depot JsrsJ
City
Az Illustrated hrnps subursa pe,s The Lin. Of
Of ibis Railway has been prepared and can BE- Oh
i,ued Company free 81 charge hJ those Wishing 10
Will Of
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-15
Ghe cMiddIeturuaaG aGranstript
Is PuBlIsnEp EynnY IArunpAr,

BY HENRY & VIM. II. vANDERFoRD.
TEaMs.--S2. 90 per 'annum, payable IN ddra,ee
Single copies five cents.
ADVERTISING RATES. s.---0ne square of ten lines
81 for the first insertion and 80 cents for each
subsequent insertion. One square ono year $40;
six months &c.. For quarter of q column three
months So six months Sl2 !; one year, with the
privilege Of four changes, $25 for half column
$50. Fractions of square 70 be counted as a
square. When the number of insertions 10 moi
marked, advertisements will be continued until
forbid, and charged accordingly. Obituaries
published at advertising rates; Marriages, and
Deaths inserted free. Yearly advertisers must
eonfine their advertisements 10 their own business
GzDr All letters should be addressed TO Tin
hIDDLETowE TRAsscmpT, Middletown, Del. g.
az1- Office corner Main and Scott streets, ovcI
d. l.. Dunning's Book and Variety Store. Fl.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-15

Subscriptions to the Town Hall fund
have come in literally the past week. The
committee have been lassidnous in their Of,
forts, and, haye the. pleasure Of an
nouncing, in this ISSUE, that they have
sufficient to call the Stockholders together
and to organize, preparatory to commcn-
cling the building with the opening of
Spring. Such building will be not only
an ornament to the town, but it will tend
to improve the value of property, increase
the business of the place, and prove to be
. greatpublic convenience. Not only SO
1t soiU pay-a liberal per cent, on the
cost of construction, .....'G
Attempt to Escape. .--On Wednesday the
prison-keepcr discovered that the prisoners
in four cells in the Jail at New Castle had
been working diligently for some time to
effect an entrance into one cell. Their pur-
pose, Sheriff Herbert supposes, when they
all got together, was to attack the keeper,
secure the keys and escape. One of the
men had been ironed for several months !;
and another has recently had to be ironed
1t is probable these have prompted the 9TH
ers to their mischief ef-Gazette.
The first grand hop of the Fl. Y. NJ.
Association of Elkton, will take place in
the Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday even
ing next, and judging from the names of
the gentlemen composing the committees,
there will be very pleasant time.
VIM. Mcdaniel is making arrangements
for establishing circulating Library of
1000 volumes, at Dover. The enterprise
is commendable one, and deserves the
hearty encouragement of the people of
that town. e@
We are informed that rapid progress is
being made in the construction of the Po-
comoke and Wicomoco Rail Road, the
track being laid as fast as the graders can
get the road bed ready.
On Tuesday morning, February 4th, at
8 o'clock A. M. the mercury was 60 be-
low zero. On Saturday morning, 9Th of
February, at sunrise the mercury was 50
below zero. ..t ..1
Large Crop.-Onc of the grain factors
at this place, bought, last week, crop of
corn from one of our substantial farmers,
which amounted to 5000 bushels. b. Who
can beat it? 60 ''''-
Mr.. Jossa b T. Brown, of New Castle
Hundred, has two very fine steers, one of
which stands 5 feet & inches high, and
weighs 2S6O pounds. The other weighs
22S0 pounds. s.a.V Tt,H ha s..
Francis McWhorter, of Saint Georges
Hundred, while attempting to ride colt
a few days ago, got one of his legs broken,
by the colt jamuiing him against the fence.
WIN. s; Clcaver of St Gorgcs Hundred,
Del.rhas purchased of Samuel Rodgers, a
farm Of IA acres, i'll Cecil county, Md. for
$4,000. eH rgt ss4t
MIS-. MONKS left mere on w wednesday Tor
California, accompanied by agrand-daugh-
ter. She will take the steamer at New
York to day. "'
John and WilhamZ New Aolters of St.
Georges Hundred, have purchased farm
in Virginia, and intend removing to II nj
short time. "s' t@''
The first loan of the Elkton Building
Association was effected; on Saturday last,
at premium Of II per cent. ~
VIM. Huntington Cannon planted on his
farm, two miles from Seaford, last year,
sixty thousand peach trees. -
Somebody has predicted that in fifteen
years. Wilmington will have $4,000 in
habitants.
:. -.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Sunday School Elstitute.-It is in con.
temptation to establish a Sunday School
Institute, to be composed of the Teachers
and friends of the Sabbath School cause
belonging to the several schools of the
Methodist, Epicopalian and Presbyterian
Churches Of this town. A meeting was
held last Saturday evening, in the Lecture
Room of the Presbyterian Church, and q
committee was appointed to effect an or,
ganization. Another meeting will be held
at 7 o'clock this evening, at the same
place, in furtherance of the object.
A friend of the Sabbath School cause
hands us for publication the following
(. Useful Hints for the Sunday School
Teacher" ..9t'" i.
The eminent DIR. James W. Alexander makes
the following observation &c II is my deliberate
Judgment that the best part of our American
Church is-that which Is in the ranks of Sunday
School Teaching which has been there" To
this faithful fraternity, my young friend, and to
its labors, its present joys and future rewards,
Every Christian should seek to make his life a
posrtr in the world Such is pre-eminently your
opportunity as a Sunday School Tcacher.-
You deal with childhood: plant susceptible, no,
pre-occupied by erroneous opinions, unbiased,
unengrossed with worldly care, full of faith in
you, ready for full faith In God, loving with un-
wavering love, and assimilating so readily to the
person and character in whom its faith and love
repose that the parent or teacher may be truly
said TO mould the child. p '-' ''H-"
You hold and communicate divine truth. You
put this golden clue into the grasp of tiny fingers
that they may hereafter grasp crown. All truth
strengthens, uplifts, and comforts. The truth
you hold has divine strength in it; giving heav-
snIy upliftings to him who receives It regenera-
ting character and making saints of those who
have been sinners. =" 40, 1i iDa3t.H "
The philanthropic feature of your office gives il
peculiar power. You are not paid. teacher
You do mothers work in unselfish counstl tlings
and encouragemcnts. In the future the child
shall say, "From the love Of Christ in her heart
there came love like my mothers love, and yei
she wss not my mother" And your labors will
be a perpetual reminder to him OF Christ, and Of
Christian philanthropy.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-15
WANTED.

I A COMPETENT PERSON to cultivate, on
"A shares, Farm Of 2l2 acres, in Northumber-
land county, Va. Thore is a large two-story
Brick House, in good repair, new Barn, Corn
Houses, Iioe House, &c. on the premises, all OF
which the tenantsSan use. 1t is within one mile
OF Staamboat Landing, three miles from Heaths-
Vile the county town, and is perfectly healthy.
Nearly all the land is cleared and we'll fenced.
1t is suitable for raising grain, and has always
brought good crops. Some capital will be re-
quired TO stock Ahdwofk fke farm. =,
Il Apply . "a ii ,,ii-,a Drs p .la; E. HAGNERi l
Or E. s. JONES,
FEB l-Sw Cecilton, Nd.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-15
. MIsnI.ER.s HERD BrrrERs

Has cured more Diseases in communities where
it is known, than all other Medicines combined /;
and is kept in every Family. tits the Only REM
edy that Really Purifes the Blood, and has never
failed in curing Dyspepsia and Kidney Affections.
As general remedy to build upa shattered
and broken down constitution, nothing can equal
il. Sl ~ f.ti u u
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Mishiers Green Label Herb Bitters, is a specific
for Scrofula, Old Running Sores, and Rheuma-
asm. fiWD4 fF9T3 edt ,llah 8ydl m
Sold everywhere. ,ou ,,ts,it Jan ls-3m
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-15
MIDDLETOWN HOTEL.
l.. II. DAVIS, Proprietor.

TNHlS well-known and popular establishment
L is still the favorite resort of the travelling
public. The proprietor spares no pains TO insure
the comfort of his guests. A well-furnished Ia
BILE, the choicest brands Of LIQUORS, CIGARS
and T0BAOCO his acknowledged experience as
an abundant caterer, combined with attentive
walters, reliable hostlers and moderate charges,
will, he feels assured, secure to him a continu-
ance of the liberal patronage of the public
t-HORSES AND MULES are always to be
found on sale at his Stables, during the proper
season. and persons in want of such stock can
readily supply themselves on accommodating
terms Jan. 4-6mo.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-15

A letter from St. Georges says We
are somewhat ice-bound, here, at present,
the canal being entirely closed. No boats
have passed through since the close of the
year, The canal company are now having
new gates put in the locks and doing other
necessary repairs. They have filed up the
old lock, and removed the bridge which is
certainly great improvement. .ge ian
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-15

e. The Sheri6alty.-T Wilmington Com
u'ercid says, the question as to who shall
reesive the Republican nomination for Sher-
iff is beginning to be agitated. The names
of Edwin j. Dougherty of this city, Lewis
Zehly of Brandywine Hundred, and r.
Lewis Armstrong have been mentioned in
this connection. and correspondent sug-
gests the name of Mr.. George Z. Price Of
this city, and the names of Henry H. Nc
Mullen, Of. New .Castle, Hundred, and Il.
X, Crawford of this city, have also been
mentioned.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-15
NOTICE

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the Mid
IA dletown Hall Company will be held in The
Lecture Room of the, Presbyterian Church. on
Monday, March l6h, at o'clock, P. N. to elect
Seven Directors at which time pay ment Of 81
per share will be due and required.
By order of Commissioners, itll,aut
j. THOMAS BUDD,
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