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Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13
The New York World has called fortb

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The New York World has called forth
against itself some strictures Of the Demo-
cratic press on accoapt ef it's advocacy Of
Judge Chase, and partial aoquiescence in
the doctrine of universal suffrage. The
World, il is said, is owned by stock
jcbbers, In the interest Of foreign capital
lists. sadseditsd by man Of recognised
.,fadical proclixities- It is devoid Of peliti-
cal influence beyond it's little personal
clique. It's systematic effort to radicalize
the Democratic party; for the purpose Of
securing the highest price for American
securities, mustFsink it to the level Of or
ii.linary operators upon the public credit, it
y alleged, in a Washington letter to the
Baltimore Gazette.
-siaOne Of the greatest needs of the Demo-
ocratie party, just now, is an able and or
.tscdcr press, at the great political and
.spmmercial centres Of the country. There
are a.plenty of men, having the control Of
TYPES and presses, and pretending to pub
iiish democratic papers, who have never
been indoctrinated in the democratic faith,
and don't know even the A B c of democ-
3raey.s We have no one, new, to WELD the
penslof Ritchie, Green, Kendall and Blair,
and 10 impale upon their polished lances
the heterodox moths which buzz so loudly
in the political atmosphere of New York,
sWsshington, and some other metropolitan
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and CATARRH
NJ. d. and Professor of Disease of the Eve and
Ear, in the Medical College of Pennsylvania, ~
years experience, formerly of Leyden, Holland. !
No. 805 Arch Street, Phila. Testimonials can
be seen at his Office. The medical faculty are in
yitcd to accompany their patients, as he has no
secrets in his practice. Artificial eyes inserted
without pain. No Charge for examination
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13
local AFFAIRs.

A colored man was retailing oysters in
the shell, here. on Monday. On inquiry
he Said theyscame from Chester river.
We wondered how he escaped the vigi-
lance Iof fhe pinions of the law, in our
sister State, where it is unlawful to disturb
the blvalvess from April to September,
and where sthe State provides aewatchful
police to enforce the law. Almost every
Maryland paper we open, from the coun-
ties bordering the Chesapeake. brings us
accounts Of the, arrest of parties for viola
sing the provisions oftke oyster law. which
we think are eminently wise and proper
Oysters are much scarcer than they were,
some years ago, in the Chesapeake and its
tributaries, and the object Of the law of
last session, is TO protect the oysters from
molestation during the breeding season,
when they are really unfit for use, If it
be proper to protect game from destruc-
tion during the season Of increase. it is
much more important to protect the oys-
tiers, on account Of the vast number of
persons heretofore engaged in catching
them all the, year round. Besides, as the
catching ofoysters is now unlawful, from
the last Of April to the first of September,
| it gives the farmers along the water cour-
ses an opportunity to employ the oyster
men (mostly colored men) in the produc-
ton of their crops. Hundreds, if not
thousands, of laborers in Maryland, have
abandoned the farms and taken to their
eanoes, and subsist by catching oysters,
Two days labor in, the week will supply
their needs, of corn meal, bacon and whis-
key, and the balance of their time is too
frequently spent in idleness and drunken
ness. The labor thus withdrawn from
the pursuits of agriculture, since the ne
groes were set free, is immense, and the
farmers along the, rivers, and bay shores,
find it difficult to supply the deficiency
This law will be beneficial, not only in
protecting the oysters from destruction,
but in supplying the farmers, during the
Summer months. with additional labor.
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

Some thief relieved Mr.. VIM L. Chalk
of this town, of set of harness, few
nights ago. twas kept in the stable and
the stable unlocked. H1"
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

THE EASTERN SHORE STRAWBERRY CRop.
the week ending on Tuesday
55, 732 pounds of Strawberries were ship
ped from the depot in Princess Anne,
Somerset county, to Philadelphia and
New York. One farmer picked 1858
quarts from an acre and half, with an
abundance left. ~
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The Agricultural Society of this county
we're TO have held an exhibition of horses
and implements at their grounds near Will
mington, yesterday, but it was postponed
till Wednesday next. We think it would
have done them no harm had they given
their exhibition a more extended publica-
ton. ff .e''s
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

% A copy of the new Wilmington Direc-
tory. just issued by Messrs. jenkins &
Atkinson. Of the Commercial, is upon our
table The Typography is neatly executed
and the work is got up in style highly
creditable to the enterprising publishers.
They have compiled, in this convenient
form, large amount Of information which
makes the work interesting and valuable
not the citizens of Wilmington, merely,
bHtof the State at large. The price, per
mail. is 1925 1t is the intention of the
publishers to compile complete Peninsu-
ia Directory, for 1869, Of over 500 pages.
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

GRIMEs.--Whilst Gen. Butler ismaking
every effort to sift some corruption out Of
the impeachment corpse, the anti-impeach-
ment Republican Senators are threatening
counter Investigations and suits for libel.
Ross:is anxious for the former and Grimes Is
about instituting the latter. esrt, Il.
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

Gen. Grant expects tespend the summer
on his farm near st. Louis. ) Speaker Col
fax and family, it is said, are going to
Denver. Colorado, on a visit, as soon as
Congress adjourns. Iu the fall these gen
tlemen will take trip 'together, to the
head waters Of Salt River 70 g9' r. 70 81
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

MELANCHOLY Aco1DENT.-At Rock
Hall, in the lower part of Kent county,
Mr., George Joiner was engaged in bull
ding small vessel, and went in under the
hull to remove some of the props prepara-
tory to launching her, when the stays gave
way and he was crushed to death beneath
the boat, ,-NeWs
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

The sevcnteen-year locusts have made
their appearance in considerable numbers,
and are making the forests vocal with their
peculiar melody. lsu5 lf... afi lis.
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

The good templars throughout the State
intend to deliberate the 4th Of July by a
grand Picnic and Reunion at Milford
Mr.. Hunter, ttthe Children's Friend, {"
will be one of the speakers. -.
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

A stalk Of wheat, feet inches high,
also lot Of new potatoes. were left at our
Office yesterday, by Saml. Townsend, Esq.
both grown, upon his farm near Rehoboth,
Somerset co. Md. Who can beat this2 =
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

The late General Conference which met
in Chicago short time ago, decreed that
Wilmington Conference shall include the
State of Delaware and the Eastern Shores
of Maryland and Virginia.
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

1t has been decided by tho proper au-
thorities of Kent circuit, NJ. Il. Church,
not to hold a campmeeting the present year.
Middletown transcript., 1868-06-13

A change in the Rail Road Timetable,
has been made this week. see,adv't.
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g. Louis and Iron Mountain

TJAfLRoxb coNp1Ny's sessnS per eeont. first Mort
4b gage Bcpds. February and August Coupons. The
earnings OF the completed road to Pilot Knob are now
moro than the interest the entire mortgage The
day Over $500 900 have been spent the property,
and not over 100000 OF bonds issued thus far Tho
constantly increasing traffic OF CARRYING with tho
Prospect pr eontrolng all fhotrayef from st. Louis to
the Southern States ensures nm enormous reseuue.-
The Directors own $40 Of the stock for investment and
omse Its expenses iS "a
THos, ALLEN, President, ST. Louis, Mo.
4 We the Undersigned cordially recommend these
per cent mortgage bonds, Of the St. Louis and
Iron Mountain knilrpad, as good security. The rev.
cnue Of the road VII be large and the administration of
hands and sutitled teo greatest confidence Of the
public, % 4 ~e1s''H~
JAMES s. THOMAS, Mayor ofst. Louis
JOHN j. ROE, Prose- ST. Louis Chamber of Commerce.
=. W. FOX, pres't 81. Louis Board of Trade p.
BARTON BATES, Pfes't North Missouri Railroad. r,
J. H. BRITT0N, Pfest Nat. Bank of the State of Mo.
WIN. L. EWING, Prest of the Mer. N. d. of St. Louis y
GEO. ii. REA, Pres't Second Nat. Bank of St. Louis n
JAS, D. EADS, Chief Eng st. Ionis Il I'LL Bridge Co.
9Eo w TARLph Pres't Pacific RAILROAD, (ofsIo)
JOIINlR. IoNBERGER, Pfes't y. n! Bank, st. Lonis.
AD0hPfUS MEL Err Vce-pres't u. Pacific Railway =
ROBERT BARFH, Prest German Savings Institutn. 4
Coupons payable in the city of New York. limited
number of tile above named Bonds for sale at Eighty
five. Persons living out of the city remit by draft or
of charges We invite the attention Of capitalists and
others to them as In our opinion, very desirable in
vesmen destined to rank first-cass security De-
scrptive Pamphlets Maps andnformation can BIO had on
application to TOWNSEND, WHELEN b CO.. No. 800
Walnut st. philadelphia of the St. Louis and Iron
Mountain, r. II. Co. -
Philadelphia references CAMBRIA IRos Co.. CAV,
BACON x Co.; THos. A. BIDDLE & Co. f@NA
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Boots &nShoes.

'WE have just thoroughly replcnished oul
Wv Stock, and offer at greatly reduced prices
Men's, Youths and Boys Calf and Morocco
Shoes, Women's, Misses and Gbiidfen's Calf and
MoroSeo, Infants Shoes. Mems Congress
sGaifers, Ladies' Congress and Side Hace Cal
tors, and Ladies Slippers, for sale by
.H OH III ROU LplE BRO, BelGAir, Md.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

-rIsHIS is TO GIVE MOTH CE, That the sub
j scfiber has obtained from die Register Of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters ct Admins
isiration on the personal estate of
-.4Es -, IL MARIA ,McD0NAL,,s5ssF
late of Hartford county decd All persons hav-
ing claims against slid deceased are hereby nJi-
fed to exhibit The same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or lefore tile ma Id
Cth day Of October 1860, sss
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit If said estate st
., All persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. 100 ="
Given under my hand and seal this 9th day
Of Octob r, 1868. ~ 1, -l.6
oct9 9sffTet administrator
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is, TO GIVE. NOTICE, That thc.sabscrl-
Der has .oLtnned from the Register OF Wills
Of Hartford county, Md, Letters Of Administration
on the peronal estate Of
ROBERT HANNA,
late of Hartford county, decd. A II persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby no.
TIED TO exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the is .sfr4 i0
.af&#,3 9Th day of SEPTEMBER 1869, ~
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. 20 w
All persons indebted to said estate are request
10 make Immediate payment
Given under nay hand and seal this 9Th day of
September, 1868. s5-
flZ .fa "a STEPHEN B. HANNA, ~
sepll 49,. ..,, -.-s.,, ..ry.,, Administrator.
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EXECUTRIx's NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l scriber has obtained from the Register OF
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters .Testa-
mentary on the personal estate of aee.'E a.
ra JAMES RILEY,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed toexhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the ...-.. e-
IAN Day Of September, 1869, g
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. ~ soaaEaA
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this l4th day
Of September, 1868. el t. enA -IE7 ofl 30 ~
a'm ef'r MARGARET RILEY,
sepl8 Executrix.
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FEfHE STATE OF MAHYLANO.&& 10 Jgitt
\ Al an Orphans Court held for Baltimore city, in
the Court House in the city Of Baltimore on The Gill day
ofAasuss In The year Of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and sixtyseight. p.5Ia3 hNH hsSsYe I
- ISAIAH BALDERSToN, !, .5
! Presents; THOMAS RoND, judges.
4 ~ E7asb BOLIVAR d. DANELS,y Nst 9
Among other proceedings were the following, VIA
in BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT.
In the matter of the estate OF, MARGARET DEMP.
sEY, deceased, on application blythe petition Of VIM
H. Byrne, Executor Of the last Win and Tes lament of
MargaTet drceased, it's this sixth day Of An
gsfy s66 ordered By The ConfAat the said Executor
De and he 10 hereby author zed ard directed to cause 10
ne jpseredln one ofthe newspapeEs published In aeh
Of the following places, TO wit: Kentucky, West Viz
gnia, District OF Columbia Hartford and Cecil counties
Mmyand, and tn This cry, once week for the space OF
two months, ns tee TO all parties interested dis
tributes or the estate OF said Margaret Dempsey dc
ceased, commanding them 10 appear in this Court pr
before e fin day OF November next, "A. d. 1868, 10 all
thcntcate their claims TO dstribuve shares of said Is
tate n pursuance Of the Code Of General Laws ef Ma
-ryIand, art, so, ssc. ia3, ISAIAH BALDERsToN,
ftA6S&s4sSY gtt THOMAS BOND,
- - -. - BOLIVAR d. DANIELS.
fiestimopy TINT The aoregoing Is atrne copy, taken
ifDm oheoftlfe Records of The proceedings of the IT,
phans' Coui OF Baltimore city hercuno subscribe my
and afxthe seal Of the said Court this sixth day
of August the year Of our Lord egieen hundred and
'sikfy eight W 10 bnBiJ. AN Known,
aenlAsnsssz aegisisrof Niisfor Baltimore csiys
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nis't.c.y| t-aaE Bel AIR, Hartford Co., Nd, I
~ a-al 5 s.l August A, 1868.
Aessrs Aaynadicr d fsIlott, Edgeoood. TtE -s
GENTLEMEN I'll am very much pleased with the
lewe's Bone Phosp' ate of Lime which got frum YOU
last spring. applied II on beside No. Peruyi
an Guano md another fertilizer. II beat them botf-
shows much better growth corn than the Peruvian
guano, and If it continues to act us at present il will
prove most valuable fertilizer. ao
Respectfully, yours,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

q" ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri-
scrber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters Of Admin
istration on the personal estate of A'
HUGH S. HOLLOWAY, r.
late o. Hartford county decd. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified to
exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers thereof
on or before the 3k ~
ID. r- 5th day Of September, 1869, 49, ID,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate 'i r.7'' '.'a'
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 9th dizzy
of September, 1868 u}fES rta "a sJa'
.a..,-rs ,-sr 81, "a q HENRY @. STUMP
sepl1 ug,b Administrator. =.
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I'D UFFLIE G Dimity and Coventry Rufilina
~ &c., f6f sale by x2slAA 1851
asAafa ssBouIDIN BRO, Bel Air, Md.
AxaMXg 5&a
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400 / Acres of Land.
~ .fst MORE CIR LESS b..4

: " -I1-1-II T-|TI MOhI OIt t1fgoIi |-TTI n
$50 in high state Of cultivation, having had
on 1t upwards of 25, 900 bushels of Lime, besides
lGuanoes, Bone and other Fertilizers Tho hal
anceis heavily timbered with chestnut oak
walnut, and hickory, except about rs acres Of
cleared land, that has been used for a pasturaue
or excellent quality of soil, and very susceptible
of Improvement. There are three streams N
water passing through the farm, one ctlles
nTrout Branch, abouuds in the delicious Fpnv
Tribe of the species from which It derives |,
name. There are also several SPRINGS of excellent
water, which altogether make it one of the best
watered farms in the State, and a very desira.
Bile one for Grazing as well as farming purposes.
The entire tract is in one body, and all under
good fencing. vpT
The improvements consist of o t,s
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FoREsr HILL, Hartford Co., Nd,
SlGTSBgNLk E$EE ii Julysoh, 1863
Msssrss Mdyrddfey e Pslroa sE1aos,nan5.sa =.

Assss Aaynadier a Fetloa, Eagesocod.sa ne
GENTLEMEN ;-In answer toiyour Inquiries concerning
the action OF Hewes Bone Phosphate OF Lime which
purchased OF you last spring, will say that having
used on my potato crop by the side of Peruvian Gun
no and several other fertilizers it acted beyondi my ex-
pecations 1t started best from the beginning and still
shows heavier growth OF vine than any of the Others
excepting perhaps The Peruvian Guano, which, ASH stated
before, was applied in the quantity as the Hcyes,
Phosphate Its, however, fully equal to the Peruvian
II was not my intention TO anything on my wheat
neAt Fall except Ground Bone, which purchased last
Sprng but am so well pleased with the Hewes' Phos
plate, that shall certainly 1t far as can on INV
wheat. Respectfully, WM WIPNFps
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Valuable Landed Estate
AND MILL SEAT,
At RJVATE SATri

fINlTS property is situated in Hartford COUNTY
| Maryland, six miles from Bel Air, the conn
" seat, three miles from High Rocks Of Daar
Greek great natnn.l curiosty--snd al m;Ies
from Baltimore G ~ by Pike and is the csa,a
Of tho 'a.e Charles Y. Raitt, ESQ, deceassd. ''
eli contains ~ 9tlE
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IiAnVoRD cousry, ND, July 9th, 1868.
Asssrs &aynadier dsTezos, EageDood:
Gentlemen.- Having used flewcs' Phosphute on nv
corn last spring. about $50 lbs. per acre. in the him so
TAR It has exceeded my expectations believe il TO be
q GOOD article. - Yours, respectfully, -
,,a,. s,,tt THOMAS d. SWARTZ,
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EMAonTos, Hartford Co., Md, Aug. LIST, 1868.
Messrs. Aaynadier Dc Yeuoa Edeeaoood. w. j.
Gentlemen ~ received the circu ars of Ie,vcs,
Bone Phosphate last Spring. and was induced TO ty H.
from seeing nnnes Of farmers Of Chester county recon-
Intending j, who know would not allow their names
10 be used without they knew tito be good and honest
ariclel usedlt on my corn, and am very much pleas
cdwith its action indeed, and will give me pleasure
10 recommend II 10 any Of our farmefs Iwoud use Il
in preference 10 any manufactured, Phosphate K low
Vety Truly, yours, EMMoR MORRISON. ).
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The GrecisaLnlP {, Bend.

WHAT 1T is, how il grew into national calamity
w It Is not o new thing, Symptoms and treatment
Asmall volume profusely Illustrated Sent by mail on
receipt Of Is cts. Address GRECIAN BEND PUBLIC
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FRAME DWELLING. ar

y" ny LARGE FRAME DWELLING
go by 20 feet with back building, 10 by 20, con.
yeniently arranged. There is an elegant dry eel
lar under the entire building, large Switzer Barn.
90 by 40, with Stabling for IL head Of horses
and as many cows; Brick Dairy, Corn House
and Granary, Wagon and Carriage House, Meat
House, Poultry ahdfHerd House. b ss3'8
! There is fine, thrifty APPLE ORCHARD Of
choice fruit and sufficient quantity of Cherry
and other fruit trees. y y E.fsb sisa
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5sOE&&Vs9i 30 -ie THE MILL
#f.,Y ID is frame one, 40 by As feet,
&trrEdEAf N stories and attic, with 3 run of
- Is Burrs, driven by an over shot
wheel % feet high; comfortable DWELLING
for miller, &C.. H atTE1 liseHf
Z This estate is situated in avery pleasant and
desirable neighborhood; climate healthy, and
society excellent; within 8 miles of a Roman
Catholic and Protestant Episcopal, two Epis.
copal and one Protestant Methodist churches,
and the Forest Meeting House Of the Society Of
Friends Post Office, Schools, Stores, blacksmith
wheelright and carriage shops, within short
distance. rsf, s,,r,ls -. c.y,p saoI5.,i
The Farm IS susceptible Of division, and will
be. sold to suit purchasers. Title indisputable
Possession given LIST of March next. For par
ticulars address in person OF by letter. 80
80. I, 49, - J. +. RAITT,
r.: - I Attorney at Law,
sepl-tjl Bel Air, Hartford County, Md.
soCThe Villaae Record (West Chester, Pa, y and
Lancaster Inteiligeucer, publish three months,
weekly, and send bills to attorney. 4fa 30