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NEV MUSIC.

Dtson q Co. have collected into V 1nS ,"'
:. pieces s from the Of oGaonn T naSo
nave .,So annroprate name OF The Opera Boge =. -.
airs from la Grand Duchess La be"s ,,tn
o,nSee ar Enes BosB'ee' and cen nSemcuts Of
Fench and English words ana various degrees Of
oaneo dement, by j. s. knight, Mack wels and strauss
n w Hitchcock has begun the publication III
d. U,Jfd,o, series Of Music for The AH''o'''
.a'S oS onors onpear once week Ofener In large
Ihe n" toym and the type is clear and handsome We
assured that the selections will consist OF choice
music" or the Ave numbers now before us the ,rS' Is
..,o, ,irr. and the last is "Not for Joseph"
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Snslrudiur.
&" A MER. SCHOOL INST" Founded 1866,
N Is reliable Educational Bureau
To aid all who seek wellguahh ed It,eLen;
To rive pare 1is information o. good schools
To SELL rent and D ;aTsP tS i AMER sGoo INST useful
and eesPi 19I HIGHT r. fsffiAVciR FOR THERGHT PLACER
bos. Who want Teachers should have the "TeehsTs Busn
published the Amer Edo,saC alto, d. Month"; pomp
cTss Inins plan sd sy9s nOny from frat class edu'
''''' aud bushes: rs" " schERMERhoRs; a,,o"
Branch Office. IN SAP Francisco Chicago. ,od Boston.
NTHONs, Mr.. GEO. c., CLASSICAL
n FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL Mn F6Ps s.
N T. H.O Gddic.s Mrs G. a. RUSS rarytovn n Y
A HOME for BOYS with special care a! n and
~ Instruction f College Business in the family OF the Kew j.
A HOME and SCHOOL for YOUNG BOYS.
| "A -HEMPSTEAD INSTITUTE, l. T. KINDS, Principal
DOYS PREPARED practically tor BUSINESS
can .2. ers good Places Stores: oaet OF BANS
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
DAND'Ai' 'G ~ JACKSON Principal
| RRAlNERD INSTITUTE, Cranberry, New,
J'Ils s,s Es f1 s cs for . a. 70 to B Bsems
ghepsd energetic Christian Live School Of Vide Awses for
. sTe s or fSfsS Circular Si'''
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, at Claverack
dac SsseA hs fs1 AG6Sso FGacR A. fr
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytown, n. VA
y gS.5s School S Or P@ ROVE pP '''a fh6 ~
7 WOODS GYMNASTIC ACADEMY, No. 6
E't so1d be ATTENDED BY all persons o. SEQ
MRS. PARKS'S AND MRS. BENEDICI.ss
w BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL or YOUNG LADIES. No lS
d S S9nss 5 o % ss VII reopen sept O.
MISS ARMSTRONG;
BOARDING AI EpFSfH aSS i fR 9ouSG LADIES
no ~ Eas iFtsiI.hhl.st' .,
An applications AID letters vii be attended 70 s A9oIe
IIh. VAN NORMAN
for Ysuag Ladies 30 West Tsryssh'h't. ksTTorA, sl Re
For fei iaiofnsiioS see Circular. Address above.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
at 0hsse DsAgare co9aiy Pa Roi Do'Ts. oay II ss
fss ssnss ' ,s 9sn H'so eo @ Kae
circulars sppJ Col THO. HYATT President o. P N 4
PROTESTANT SGHQ lh brzks 9R &. f2 S.sS.I
L LApIsfe De Neaiy Paris ~ . '''@
RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE, No. 49, $50,
- ~ thhS NewotE The l2st Quarter q the Hesitation
the OH Of tie College, ~h begin on WkPTkSpAY NS' zh
V'HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Established
"A, "A a d ls22 No lo West Foneenth.st sIhays Re,
D. Tas Second quarter Of h. l school year commences M0SbA
Nov rs 1903 BoyI thoroughly prepared for college or busnesl
WIN. H. LEGGETTs SCHOOL, No. 1914
' ' Broidyay-Boy, prepared for Ba.iaes. or Col.gs.
YONKERS MILITARY INSTITUIE-For
BEAgAaIh MASON Boz No 28 Yonter,, Y
FEMALE SCHOOL PROPERTY for SALE
Nine miles r ON EewYork Address A. A. No l3l BrotIEaU
" - 1T 1T
Gaming ataH,mirs.
A DODW0RTH's DANCING CLASSES-at
N. No 72 FnbATe aud Lis residence No Col Hhbare Send
for a circular.
HE GARMOS DANCING ACADEMY,
~ No 81 Ffhavs. Pourtsenth-sl,
NOW OPEN FOR THR SEASON
Ladies'. Wednesdays and SATURDAYS al oeosl
hsses and Masters Wednesday, and Saturdays At O'clock
0ent!emen TUESDAY ard PriiaT ErsnnTs a. O'Clock
hUMAR's DANCING ACADEMY, No q
81 West Fourst Classes every dag and evening All fAshonsbs
aahfs taught perfectly In quarter sr IN private onE
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
Per New H'vsa and Bridgeport 100 500 tEIE llD n, las
For Milford sua,ord Farasld Southport and ws'!POt 100 LILO
For Sors,i 100 CEr( 800 s. N lals RIl 800 CrI.
For psrsn TOO 400 IiSo .. M as AS s0pn.
For s.,sfoa % % E1l sOS n L' Er Ala i"
'f fos Gss6.s and l,snn,.s. stations, 100 80 liz. aA
40 ~ Nv Nv CONNECTING TRAINS
ror s BOSTON v, VIA sSo in. S IS ky scop
For Hartford and Springfield aOO& NJ (EI As 3" 'Erh s~
POr connseusu River Railroad sOOI ErL a'p 70 MOI
sst SSsd rtSid:ass and nht Ra''' 800 Si' hH
20, N.w.v.u rLoudsu and stOupsOn Railroad "S"An'
No. S c So 400 lalSp H. to Northampton AID WIZ
"' For iSa..,ouc Railroad. 400 NJ 1oopS .yo
oOIaOdi0u' s''p'sc'r' ''AA az JSMEs HoYr scpe
NEW-JERsEY r; R;-CHA iSS, su 2F HDU sis.
$50 W. s,nl:' S r y, b.. ~ rw
,ca-siio M is;so N so' F0r South and s "'-'
fo cy fAS %Esr-s.o l,npms M s ss
tn. ana $500 M gss. SIOSFA @ssDsI nV n, ris
cs:s,a without chang, %.aS s: ''s sy sos
S, . b. ': an tram S so s.I ana t.c
ss:; ' %: e'ii lcisSs '
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL.,,A
IL ROAD For Long Baneh Rod Bank B"'i'01rs
From PER No s. ''' Of oh.as'';w;. ssEpEs c
C0UTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L. l.
wrsrsR ARRANGEMENT
On and ,aer December l. 1889 the will run {" 0""
500 M from Roosovetsl Ferry Mail and AeeOna0a'0A "'
Vile and Nay banona
gsn m Rrpress Jnscs Pssrafs Corners PAN. ssc.pb
Ssi%asa ''''' '''''' '''' - :
.s a. Mail aud accommodation to I.lU and al. ssIi''A
$50 p NJ, Accommodation 10 JausicA
Trains fr Nsv-Yorki
Leave IsHp 9: % a m. Mall snd Aceonmeasueh
! Leave ssyiu. ii;so q u Mail and Aeeennedaten "a
To from Jamaica 7,3o s,n ssa osos m IA
P.srasss Cor Bsy Port reish Psiehefas And DesY
"'''''' '~' ~" RoBr. WHITE, ssP.u.sssesk
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EAIR PLAY! BY MRS. s0UTHW0RTH.
',XCELSIQR RIAIRi.IES FOR l.ee22.

Containing Almsbae Calendar bespt rste Of Postse. f11
Of Tine Record Of Important Eyeht United state; stsrp Dudes M
tauee from Newloh TO The principal places IL tst $50 30
dents the lsi e esI Rses r day year Nen
SnLdums Cash Account for each month,
Account and Bills Payable and Receivable for month
20 sale retail BY ali Booksellers ard Ststoners To the trad.
eny BY ~ ,94 81 ' iSs yS rWUnEa Co.
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MANUFACTURERS

t'lRST-CLASS PlANOS.-Before Won buv.
rem one lnieAa1et. The allowed or sold on n
OMAN HOLLNER, WarerOOms and Factory s. Wet Sir.
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Il. III. MACY!

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAISI
CHRISTMAS HoLfDAYst
We have nov choice ADD varied 81
FANCY DRY GOODS
LACEs KMBRoIDERIBS and HANDKERCnIEPs,
RIBBONS and FLOWERS.
TRIMMINGS and SMALL WARES
HOSIERY sni WHITE G0ops
PERPUAERY ABd JBWELRY
selecting soei special reference has bcsa made TO the
HOLIDAYS and great q articles vih BE- found suitable Tor
presents Bows shes Embroidered and latal
Handkerchief Real Laes Trimmed HtukefcleL Gesn. Lsies
Misses Lsis Hatercsi Of every pat tores
expressly for Chnas G An kHis u Lace Walls Co1are ard
Barb Real and onbrosi Collar, AL Sets Real Thread 'bd
Llama slAWs Real CAmes Hair AL Cahmere Sca tre CioA
Gloves AeI.n3rcs Hi Cloves Tales DOyls, Table ard Piano
Cov. Fsney skirts Baskets What no Csrvi Bolst kc Pookst
books CIriAses Pans Lsstb snd P1 Bags Ret no- spool Cot
ton snd silk 10 gfs scor Cases. Silver Thrh.' N-s'
spp,r ard Cushion asras Git au Steel sets q gesy Per
falaerr Lahln,s Rlra. Bra,hs. Comb, pIe.saE clle,
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4lusital snsirum,nys.

A RION PIANO-FORTE.-P highest
pTeIuh awarded ALL the renowned W.rf, Rr5o,re,
Feh'A heni fog tecuptge pamphlet ynes list 6e MaHsaeog
asa vsfsroons. Hos lS7 aud ls9 BcRsrr MANNER o.
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rc@ Civilizations.
NODEY's LADY's BOOK
u FOR JANUARY, 1859.

TODEY's LADY's BOOK
IA FOR JANUARY, 1859
CHEAPEST or LADIES MAGAZINES,
BECAUSE 1T IN THE BEST - NH
Tie Of the aIbter fashion, the tneons ii IL.
Usher best literature Of the DAY the pattern nom "0" ~
copy , .. ,-,,rpoo
tie literary world will contribute 70 TIE pages oil VIC
during the 1859 ..u,.~n
MARION HAGLAND, o.,-,ov.....,. .,a
AuthOress Of Alone" Hidden Path Moss S'"e' '' 49,
Mrian" n
n contribute story eyerg month Our former eheep' corps OF
writers bas also been retained -, ..,,,-,.i
REAUTIFUL STEEL PLATES - 1870
NJ .h. ,be ,YS BOOK fourteen each year superior
I'VE rsere compason Published IN THIS COUNTY, enei III
book periodical -, r,,u,ov pr ,rPo
The orenal donble fashion plates will be Continued
MODEL COTTAGEsThe only magazine in THIS country 'n gives
these designs IS hetLADl'S BOOK.
IN ING LESSONS.-n this we are also alone. -, II,
ORIGINAL MSlCG0DEYS the only magazine ID "mon muse
prepared expressly Cor i appears. ,oor,crtTrpAI and
We have also CHlLDkENS, hOhliNCHAN"AD' 49,"
HEALTH department. ~ ,,.r,, npcp7prs
mon ever subject the BouO Nursery Kitchen House ano a""
DIR. -,, = II. -, that M one
has stem They great sstisiacuon
IADYS FANCY WORK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the oeek"' :"
this department printed in eOlors, In STYLE unequAeu
s,l aatf the RaoEe
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MONDAY, DECEMBER IA. 1868.

lrp GOODS.
I ACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT..
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 6 co.
Are Offering for the holidays.
GREAT BARGAINS
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
YESTIBULB LACBs.
And DRAPERY MUsLINs.
rup r.TRsr DESIGNS MANUFACTURED THIS SEASON
Also.
ZINE oy
EMBROIDERED AND EMBOSSED
TABLE AND PIANO-COVERS,
CORNICBs BANDS.
kG, &c.
CANAL, CORNER MBRCER-sT
T ACE DEPARTMENT.
L. RICH POINT LACE
APPLIQUE SETS,
pICHus noUcHoRS. BARBEs,
PLoUScEs. CoIFFUREs. COLLARS,
And TRIMMING JACBs
POINT POINT APPLIQUE AND CHASTILLf
LACE SHAWLS.
rHE FINEST STOCK IN THE CITY. AND IMPORTED
EXPRESSLY FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ALSO
EMBRoIDBREp. INITIAL, HENMED AND CoLoRBD
B0RDERED
HANDkERCHlEfS,
IN BOXES SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS
n B-InitiaHug done order at short notice
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE CO.,
CANAL, CORNER MBRcRR-sT
DICH SIIAWLS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
MONDAY. DEC. H. 1903,
large assortment
REAL PARIS ard LYONS Bn6cHE CASHMERE EN- and R4sHE
LONG SAWLsLp and Scarlet enteTS entirely NIB" Doi'-o'
JUST IMPORTED.
nppss Gonnsn A'-'' ' DRESS GOoDSi
We win offer - -
MONDAY and FOLLOWING DAYS OF THIS WEbh'
upward Of goo pieces Of plain aud fancy
purchased the Auction Rooms ane at Private Sale tom e
about bali prices ruling Ia October ard November
PINE FRENCH MERfNOES, warranted. only b21c eryhL
PINE BLACK ALPACAS, only Csc yer yard
SILK STRIPE POPLIN ALPACAS at zoe. 2Je and re
PLAIN and CHANGEABLE POPLlNS az zoe pefyhi
VERY RICH FANCY POPLINS At 33c 5.c t2c, and +le
"a inCh HRAvY ABERDEEN WINCEYS A. J0e 3Sc and Sie'
REAL FRENCH POPLINS. SILK CHAIEE at 81 rs 10 %
PURB MoHAIR PoPLIS ALPACAs. all ooor' a. pc 20 opc
| MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
| vi AT RETAIL
LAMBS WOOL
| SCARLET FLANNEL, and -,
CANTON FLANNEL
uyDRRsHTRTs and DRAWERS.
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TONG ISLAND RAILROAD, James.sli

IL 8jl a. N. MailTrain for GTeeuport
1000 No.. N0rhpogt, Huntington aud Gen Cove
800 p. IN. Express RNerhead
400 p. NoTthport Huntington ard Gleu Cove -
$3.50 :, u. Esrunglsie way SSlons =
All trans connect With branch TO Hampstead SUNDAY TRAIN
pa ~ IoF N"r'hPort Huntington and Glen Cove. ID
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NEW. YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING xxx. "a lSss
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

Passenger Station Ia NsvYok Twenty seventh 1t AID Fous
ave Entrance on Twenty -sersahst
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pi,stirr neS book b. Mr. Mar Honss author Tepes.
and slaye 1un.an ofpare dc " r dear i oh
spakles vretiy tinted pct1ss Prcs 81
eo3 tcef With al other b00Es ~ CARLETON Publisher No
tg Bos3ssy, ssw-ioTk
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22
The Knickerbooker Mutual Life In
surance Company Of New York,

rs one of the soundest Institutions Of the kind
in America, as lis per cent. of assets to iiabil
tiles show. '''''H "i'@I
During its existence it has issued policies upon
the lives Of more than $4,000 persons, and has
paid, in losses, over 5000 9Od by the families and
representatives of those who have deceased while
members of the Company.
Special care in the selection of its risks stfict
economy, and safe investment of its funds, char
ac;erize the management of this Company. fy
,.s-ays i-t POLICIES. ,1a!bhf& ~
Policies granted for any amount from $500 ab
to $25, 900, upon single life from the age of IA
to so. sssa&@ lWttEFF .ts i9AaRHE rag
Premiums are payable annually, or quartely, in
cash; or the party may give Q note for II portion,
if the annual premium is not less than $50. s,n,
DIVIDENDS. a.. h.r,
. The business Of, TINS Company being MuTuAE,
profits are divided among the policy holders..A y
Dividends payable in cash, or added to policy, or
applied TO the reduction of premium notes. A
Policy on which the Company has received three
annual premiums is entitled to three years diyi-
dends on the first of January following the receipt
of the last payment. The second dividends is dc
cIaTed on the first Of january ollowihg the receipt
of three more premiums, and SO on. 1.-THE diyi-
dend the last is large, as that pt the FIRST
which makes an average of eighteen months.)
| SEltS'IK q. ALFRED G.,C0X, AGENT,
Jan l6-om ,t.t,s.,,, d, NldtuetoWn, Qel.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22

.
Nor DENoMINATIoNAL.-W are afraid
that there il more truth than poetry in the
following anecdote. which may serve, to
warn superintendents of Sabbath Schools
not 70 eneourage this royingI Itehdency in
their pupils.
Where do you go to Sunday School,
Jimmy r. a
why, marm, I go to the Baptisses, and
Methodisses, and Presbyteriurns, but I've
been trying the 'Piscopals for two or three
Weeks.n a
"You don't seem to belong anywhere,
then, InmyYo n. sd2 suoT 00I
!" Why, yes marm, don't you see?
belongs to 'em all, exceptin' the 'Piscopals;
but I'm going to jine them too, now"
.'Well, Jimmy, what's your idea in, go
ing TO so many?' e |9la9d VC1
"Why. you see. -Igets little of what's
going on at 'em all, marin. 1 gifts liberrie.
and hymn-books, and all that and wher
they have picnics. I goes to everyS6ne ol
'em."
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22
2 Col Partnership Notice.

T HAVE this day taken my son, 7. W. buckle,
l. with me in the Iron Foundry and Machine
Business, under the firm and title Of WILLIAM
L. BUCKE & son.
Middletown, January /, 1868. ,,,.. ..s..t,,
We intend carrying on the business and giving
to it the whole attention of experienced and prac-
Castings Of all kinds, large and SMALL made tc
order at short notice.
We keep on hand, and arc manufacturing
Plow Castings Of every variety, which we will
to make it an object for dealers and farmers tc
call on us.'l.t IS WdNIyi
In our Machine Shop we have facilities fol
doing work of every description. =. -,...,.y
Particular attention given to Repairing Cotton
Woolen and Agricultural Machinery, Steam En-
gines, and MillWork genenerally.K
WIN. L. BUCKE SON,
SLLl4l Founders and Atschinistsy
January 4, lS68-tf
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22
Uses OF Ice.


In health no one ought to drink ice
water, for it has occasioned fatal inflainma.
tion of the stomach and bowels, and some.
times sudden death. The temptation to
drink tits very great in summer; to use it at
all with any safety, the person should take
but single swallow at time, take the
glass from the lips, for half a minute, and
then another swallow, and SO on. 1t will
be found that in this way it becomes disa-
greeable after few mouthfuls. On the
other hand, ice itself may be taken as free
ly as possible, not only without injury,
but with the most striking advantage in
dangerous forms Of disease. If broken in
sizes of . pea or bean. and swallowed az
freely as practicable, without much chew
ing or crushing between the teeth, it will
often be efficient in checking various kinds
of diarrhea, and has cured violent cases of
Asiatic cholera. ~ sf
Akind Of cushion Of powdered ice kept to
the entire scalp has allayed violent inAam-
nations Of the BRAIN. and arrested fearful
commissions induced by too much blood
there. In Group, water, as cold as ice can
make it, applied freely to the throat, neck
and chest, with sponge or cloth, very Of
ten affords an almost miraculous relief, and
if this be followed by drinking copiously
Of the same ice-cold element, the wetted
parts wiped dry. and the child be wrapped
up we'll in the cloths, it falls in to a de-
lightful and life giving slumber. All in
Examinations, internal or external, are pro-
mptly subdued by the application Of ice or
ice-water, because it is converted into steam
and rapidly conveys away the extra heat,
and also diminishes the quantity of blood
in the vessels of the part.
A piece Of ice laid on the wrist will of.
ten arrest violent bleeding of the nose.
To drink an ice-cold liquid at meals re.
tards digestion, cbills the BODY. and has
been known to induce the most dangerous
internal congestions. Refrigerators, con.
structed 10 have the ice above are as ph;l.
osophical as they are healthful, for the ic,
does not come in contact with the water o.
other contents. yet keeps them all nearly
ice-coa. If ii is put in milk or on butter
and not used at the time, they lose theil
freshness andbeeome sour and stale, for th,
essential nature Of both Is changed wher
once frozen and then thawed. - Halt
Journal af kedlth.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22
HatI,ta 1fitsal..a i.
RArzExcn m szArnxsrorr.

- A@A4s&M0AHs
Ayquth and uAid, one wizssy, sirAx
We're sitting In The corner;
hi1 1asne, we're told, was Jpshua wilma 4
ags And hsr's was Patience Warner. ! J i
Not much The pretty maiden said 4. u, a
beaide the young man sitting;s, ystfs -
Her cheeks were flushed rosy red,
S Her eyes bent on her aniuing isuM
Nor could be guess what fhouahss Of him
We're 70 her bosom hocking,
D AZ her hngers, swift and slim, Z, w W,fE
Flew round and round the stocking.
While, as for Joshua, hashful youth. ~.
His words grew few and fewer;
Though all the time, to tell the truth.
His chair edged closer .to. her. 49,.
= Z Meantime her ball Of yarn gave out, aaooo
She knit 80 fast and steady,
And be must give ME did, no doubt, ai'ssI
10 get another srsfeddy,. .ssvs..as
He held the skein; of coursc the thread
Got tangled, snafied ina twisted;
Have Patience" cried the artless maid,
To hina who her assisted.
~ Good chance was 'this for tongue-tied churl
To shorten all palayer;
"Patiencep' cried he; ''my dearest girl,
And may really have herT'A =
f, V The deed WAS done no more more tkAt niehe s.
Clicked needles in the corner;
And she is Mrs. Joshua White sfl.J y"
Who once was Patience Warner.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22

A QuAKER SERMoN.-My dear friends,
there are three things very much wonder
At: Z LliiQIL FfRi ~ flrl n 2GI tHH1E
The first is, that children should be &c
foolish as TO throw up stones, clubs and
brickbats, into fruit trees, to knock dowr
fruit; if they would only, let it alone, il
would fall of itself. 7 u ndlIUC ,E4
= The second is; that men should be %
foolish. and even so wicked. cas- to 70 to
war and kill each other; if Let alone they
would die Of themselves. .ani}s.r II
And the third and the last thing which
/ wonder at is, that young men should be
90 unwise as to run after the young wo-
men; if they would stay at home the
young women would run after them.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22
MIDDLETOWN HOTEL.
L.R. DAVIS, Proprietor.

TNHIS 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 fLIQUORS, CIGARS
and TOBACCO; 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.iu
jar 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. = tFrrrg gEfEfI JAM 4-6mO.
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22
DIR. MUSGROvE. ,
DENTIST,
ELKTON MARYLAND

OFFICE-opposite the Presbyterian Church.
" Teeth Extracted without Pain by the use OF
NITROUS OXIDE GAS or by the Latest Improvement
the SPRAY PRoDUoER formed by Rigoline or
Ether. ,r...f
This Narcotic Spray is used where sensitive
teeth are to be excavated preparatory to filling.
Also, for PAINLESS removal of the Dental Pulp,
and for minor surgical operations.
i ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted, from one to
full set.
Persons from distance desiring protracted
operations will please notify by mail, or other
wise, thereby saving disappointment and loss of
time. lFH afsFt.ft
Tooth Powder and Mouth Wash kepttconstantiy
on hand; also, DR.. J. D. Whites Dentine.
.d.. THOMAS III. MUSGROVE, d. D. s..
Elkton, Nd, January I9, l86S-ly
Middletown transcript., 1868-02-22
1853. THE WORLD. 1868.

A the opening Of the year 1868, The WORLD
~ challenges, more, ,copfdently than, ever tbs
sympathy and support Of all patriotic citizens.
gloriou9 work has been gloriously begun
Deep already answers to deep., The long fidelity
Of this journal to the cause of liberty protected
by Law stands nobly vindicated in a splendor Of
victory shining from Maine TO California; Cons
necticut Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New
York, have Numbered forth their tverdic upon
the misrule8 and the madness of the Pasts but
much more still remains 10 be done IL Never wis
the peril of the country greater ~ The Radical
party still DEGREES the death of SELF.
government in ten sovereign States. Armed with
Negro Suffrage, itdesperately grasps at a perma,
nent lease of power, in defiance ofpublic opinion,
at the cost of enormous taxes and of crippled in-
dustries, at the cost of Union and Peace ~.
To the great battlestill to be fought THE WoRLrp
will give all its efforts, all it's energies II asks
of its friends in their turn as much y its asks Of
them more readers and wider influence IL
asks this with confidence in its claims as a news
paper and as an organ Of opinion
readers"a IT, .sN-i"'H \ ~ ""9s'he' =
oig nvot, ALL THE NEWS sdi nj m,
For this the facilities of The WoRLp are unsur~
passed by any journal IN the United States, II
seeks TO excel byap accuracy and candor, a spirit
and freshness in its news columns which shall
commend 1t to- the readers Of whatever party,
sect creed, or place. syfs tcu ySdi fln'1
a,. AS an 0rgah Of opinion The World is the un
A LIBERAL, PROGRESSIVE. DEMOCRACY,
whereof the cornerstone Is freedom restrained nv
Justice; Freedom pure and simple, in the largest
collective measure the office Of Justice being to
protect Freedom from encroachments, Freesiou1
of the individual citizen in his rights Of thouObt
speech, religion apd locomotion in his Right 10
choose bis own food and drink, in spite Of med
dlesome temperance laws; in his Right 10 make
any money bargains he thinks proper, In spite n
foolish usury laws !. in his Right to buy and ye,l
in all markets. domestic and foreign, in spjte Of
unjust protective tariffs in his Right to repre-
senution in the legislative bodies which tax him.
in spite Of unconstitutional exclusions; Freedom
Of collective citizens to assemble for discussion Of
grievances; Freedom Of all local communities TO
manage their local affairs without central inter-
| ference; Freedom in every section of the country
from the arrogant and Unconstitutional domina-
ton of other sections. This large and connrc-
hensiye idea of Freedom sums up the politics OF
The WoRLD, which will never be found wanting
TO this capital interests of the country and of The
human race. CROFT p tINF .fe iJIi 7IBiIU|
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