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M0f II fHe stc6Sh WAAo.

The Second Police precinct, about nine O'Clock
last evening" was seriously exercised over report
OF serious riot at Peck slip between rival political
organizations, and for some time the station house
In Beekman street was beseged by a crowd anxious
to obtain particulars of the At the station
house 1t was ascertained that at the hour above
named the Harlem boat arrived at the slip with q
rough crowd, several Of whom acted in n very dis
orderly manner. 0fflcer Dunn, who was the
post boldly entered the crowd and ar
rested the most disorderly party who
he supposed was the ringieadef. He was imme-
diatsy set upon by the rabble who rescued the prs
oner Notwithstanding Captain DE Camp, In citizens
Clothes went 10 bis ASSISTANCE and was pelted with
stones and other missiles The Captain who had pre-
viOus information that riot was Imminent, ordered
out the reserve, who were presently on the ground,
but they found that the crowd had dispersed and
everything was quiet. An hour after the occurrence
oficer Dunn had made report at the station house
OF the occurrence and was feared that he had
tanned severe injuries.
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ner are they our opposites. And yet they have q
civilization all their own and which, though derived
from the most remote antiquity, In many respects
equals In some excels. ours
Learning Ia open to all and Is the only avenue TO
prererment there Is no hereditary-tne throne alone
Is bereditary-aristocracy. The common schools OF
China are the cradles Of the mobiles OF each genera
Ion. Their reverence for parents. alive or dead and
for their ancestors amounts to q most pard0nabie
idolatry Their respect for elderly persons Is uni
versal and profound They regard the callings
which produce and preserve as being OF more honor
than the non-productive and destroying. The hus-
higher grade and more honorable calling than the
merchant, no matter how their wealth may diner
relatively; the doctor is more honorable than the
warrior. the skiu couch that rofls back the stone
ron the darkened eye ana gives renovation to the
sight, or the JudiciOus treatment which sends the
he blood again dancing buoyantly through the In
vgorated frame Is higher, greater, better than the
whtened sepulchre or military glory Mott would
pe Grant with them, . Grant perhaps Mott.
The Chinese were cultivated and enlightened
people before our European foretathers ceased
to be nomadlc savages, and twenty-five centuries
before America ceased to be blank China was
the companion Of Egypt, OF Assyra, OF Babylon, OF
the Modes ana Persians, She was then in the hey
day or her YOUTH and though she has seen them
die and In her long life many Others spring up,
flourish and decay, and that the lines
The messy marbles rest the lips tina. he has pressed
In their bloom;
And the names loved been many
ayear
On the tomb
are peculiarly applicable to her. yet she lives lives
to be regenerated, have new, young blood infused In
TO her veins, and by uS.
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CONNEC
Stepney.


RoBBERY.-On Sunday the 18th, the house OF Bar
mum Curtis, near. Stepney Depot, was broken
into and robbed an entrance being effected through
rear window while all the family were away to
church, sometime between the hours of ten A. NJ.
and three p. Nj. Two pocketbooks, with their con-
tents, were taken and two Others were rlhed and
left behind. AS near as can be ascertalned about
sixty dollars were taken, and our informant had not
learned whether or not anything else Of much value
had been carried of. One of the pOcketbooks was
found on Monday morning in the road, near Mr..
Curtis premises.
bridgeport.
THIEVES ARREsTED.-Two men, calling themselves
respectively Charles Rider and Charles Kassam were
arrested saturday charged with stealing various
articles Of clothing from different individuals. They
were taken before Justice stevens and fined each
ment. On Monday they were brought up again, and
on an additional count were fined seven dollars and
costs each and thirty days. Imprisonment.
UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENTAL boy named Scoheld,
while walking on the beach near Seaside Park on
Sunday afternoon was shot, the bullet striking him
in the side ana passing round the RIBS the back
bone, where 1t lodged. surgeon made an exami-
nation but was unable to find the ball. The wound
is not considered necessarily dangerous. The shot
is supposed to have been an accidental one, but by
whom fired i3 not known.
Bethel.
BURGLARY.-On Friday morning last burglars en-
tered the store OF Fisher Co., OF this place. bored
hole into The safe and blew 1t open with powder
In the safe about $T00 in money, $500 OF which
was taken, There is no clue as yet to the perpe-
traitors oil the crime.
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ANOTHER ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF NEW YORK
GIRL IN CHICAGo.-A young girl named Julia Vein
attempted to commit suicide last evening by taking
morphine but her life was saved by prompt medical
treatment. 1t appears that the unfortunate young
woman, who Is said to be possessed OF much beauty
left her home IN New YORK in company with man
who brought her to this city, where he Is said to
nave ACCOMPLISHED onn ner ruin: ruin, young man
the Tyler block. corner of La Sale and South
Water Streets says that he was informed by letter
from sister Of the young lady, who lives IN New
YORK, OF the fact above stated with request that
he take measures TO reclaim her AMI send her TO
her TO his room, where she became very III. ply
stefan was called, and 1t was discovered that she had
taken a large dose OF morphine. AnttdOtes were
given and In short time afterward she revived, and
hopes are now entertained of her recovery. Her
brief history Is sad one and It Is to be hoped that
July H.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE Hssltp STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE Hsslfp STEAM YACHTS.
Ts ssaR 2s, 3c July
Ss q i lon ': :as
Steamship Britannia tBr Campbell Glasgow July O. via
80 T say %as as eas g ps
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, cSGTssoD sSy II, at
Steamship Volunteer, Jones, Wilmington NC, with naval
steamship AlOemaIlc, Couch, Richmond, cry Pon, and
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Bark x weden, Weldon, Marseilss, May g., with mdse
And passengers to Jas Ward Co. Passed Gibraltar
aak Stampede Br osey Heysns 70 days with sugar.
Bark Norton stove tof Harpswe slower Havana days
BARI Esn Dyer Leland sagaa, 10 days, with ausar, &c,
Big Vim Forrest ODD, Kpowls. Monte Christie ,u,y ?.
s %Sli frss s for sYoTf IN days '' p'
Brig Abbie Tteomb Cof Yarmouth, Mel Titoomb, RENE
dG ss TT E H nsssliass, Bermuda July TO-
01 schr Agnes Blair Morsns Bay Ja IS days. with bamboo
ssSr onars M.cha. sprasue Arecs,Oo y days
S 10 sop crpD Sy
.s sSTgfps ss ss with 20 ''' oil
.e5 Ssoisssy sSS; 5sy r Sss:issi Reef.
T,ns 5soPissss1 Tsdsss Jacksonville
sehr sSms As Jacksonville; days. with lumber
sBPI sss.o asi To%.. How. Georgetown days.
| with naval stores TO DoIiner, Potter 4 Co
schr Lilly, Hughes Charleston, u days. with lumber,
| 10 N McCready Co.
schr Annie Bergen (of Brookbaven) Thompson, vii.
! mIngton G; ~ DAYS, with lumber TO John Moore.
| schr Jas Anderson, Tunnel, Virginia.
| Scbr L n Babcock, Hubbard, Virginia
| schY L n Hopkins, Predmore, Virginia
| echr Julius Webb, Bremner, Virginia.
| scbr Hannah Champion. Taylor Virginia.
| Scbr Eva Turner, Virginia.
| Scbr r GA Ward, Edwards, Virginia.
| RchrO II booth, Longatreet Virginia.
| gchr Edward sIade, Cooper, Alexandria.
| Rchv n Wstmere Bogar Georgetown DC
schr Forsyth, Appiesa.., 9ecrEesown, DS; u.,
Echr W O Atwasr, Packer, baltimore for New Haven.
| Bchr Marietta smith, Preston Phedephia for Lynn
schr Geo Bent Smith Philatelphia for Boston
6chr q W Locke, Huntley, Phisdelphia for BOSTON
Schr N Hand, Nortor, Philadelphia for Providence.
| schr The Untsn Supple, Mlvle, NJ .
| Canal boat ID Chandler, Matthew'S, hSbtreA " Gays,
| With lumber 70 w Grace
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reader and perfect student both In mind and habits.
Capoul. the tenor and disciple OF the Conservatore,
10 studying Aubers new opera, Dream Of Love-"
which Will be performed next winter Such title
pages as those ancied by the octogenaran composer
Indicate that he his old age retained all the
verdant hue OF juvenile Illusions.
will not close without mentioning the arrival in
Paris Of the most diminutive dwarf ever seen,
small female aged six, now all the talk OF the capt.
tai and called Princess Felcie. She has been pre-
sented to the Empress by Princess de Metternich,
who took pleasure having her attlred in dolls
clothes measuring seven inches IRON the waist she
is IN perfect proportion and very Intelligent, tue
child Of province peasant. Tom Thumb Is q drum
major by her side The doctors on the alert ana
such tiny curiosity as she will prove working
mine of gold,
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THE RIVAL l0aG BRANCH STEAMBOATS,.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In reference to your editorial on the rival Long
Branch steamboats,, the Magenta and Jesse Hoyt,
desire through your columns to say that the
owners Of the Magenta whose special interest is the
safety OF their boat have let it for the the
express condition that she shall not be subjected to
any risks from racing, and that to this end they
maintain their own supervision over the boat Ex-
press instructions from the managers OF the line are
posted up In the boat, and the steam gauges at
all times open to public ms pecttOn TO that these
Instructions are observed.
JOHN N. MANNING Captain Of Magenta
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SHIPPIN NE VS.,
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Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day.
Sun rises ...... 4 As Moon SETS. morn 10
Sun sets. ....... Z 26 High water. morn AZ
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 10, 1869.
CLEARED.

Steamship Rcbecca Clyde, Chichester wilmington NC
James hand.
Steamship Franconia Bragg Portlapd-J F Ames
Ship Alex Marshall Gardner, Lverpool-C Marshall d
Co.
ship Jos Clark, Carver London--R Buck Co.
Ship Arracan tNG), lessen. Bremen Funch Edge Co.
Bark Gladolus Br), Spence, Cork-Baring Archibald
Bark MARITIME Clonto Utah, Laura BRISTOL Robinson
Co.
Bark Courier (NG) Mohr, Sten-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Edward (Rus), Carlson, Stetn-Funch Edge Co.
Bark w Hobrook, Pinkerton, Cenfuegos-Bret, Son
Co.
neg
Brig Fortuna Port), SEVENTEEN Oporto- Hagemeyeyer q
Brint
Brig Mercedes lBr, Kohl, Cienfuegos-Fowler iowa.
Brig Velocity Obj Darrell, Ccnfucgos- X Ward
Brig Geo Berry, fossett, Bridgeport CB-C Swain.
Schr John Rose, Howell, Demerara-E Rowe d Co
scbr Mary Lunt, Simmons, Grenada.
Schr Julia tBr} HartUng Port Platte-Eggers Hem
len.
scbr Champion (Br) Gael, Kingston Ja-A Solomon 4
Co.
Schr Ben, -, Wilmin gton-E Powell
Schr Prescott, Merriman, Boston-C Hatch.
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miles ~ s: H hence for Liverpool same Day o
day. las miles Of Sandy Hook steamship Iowa, for
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
Brig Reporter Holmes Calais IL days. New York. with
sehr Elizabeth DeIIart Low Porto Rico via New London
'V se Ssw n xSfs T Dsn: sugar and %oas:ss
with coal, to II Brewer. ~ ''' " " -'
sshr Az A%s, Ans: Bridgeport cB a.y, for New
ssh Sn sss sas cos snnlss N days. for New York.
sShr Empire State hanwarng Georges Banks for New
sehr Pero Rogers, Machas, days. for New York, with
sehr Ontario, Barber, Bristol for New York
sehr Onward, Lsary Bangor for New York.
ssSl FS55dss. Snow soetand s New york.
schr Nellie, Henderson, Calais for New York
ss ss Rsh ssis.;yS
s ss resss od hsynpE Portland New YORK
s scSr Fss en Eth HSa9acks Ssw York
sshr Ponder Jr Springer, New Bedford for Elizabeth
schr G Haddeu, Wainwright raw.ucket for New York.
schr Hase, kiss Praviaeacs for New York
eS Appesae ssema Ppovdenea Ga FOR N New
schr Roanoke barrett, Providenoe for Port Johnson
sehr James Parker ST, Kelley, Providence for PhsAde
scbr Foster Clark, Milbr,dge for Now York
s sssr P 2 R1Pslys. Miller Derby iGg New YORK
seSr Escort Ball. Fail River for F Elia ass
scbr slosson, Hume, FAN River for New York.
Sehr Angler, Besse Wareham for New York
Schr Staten Islander Babcock, Branford for Newbure
sss hse New Esw . Ss @ Ssx York
schr znetta Kenyon, buckingham Portland, Ct for New
schr Reading Railroad No so, corson, New Haven for
sohr Dart, johnson, New Haven for New York
schr Hickory, Allen, New Haven for New York.
schr VIM Donnely Lynch, New Haven for New York.
s ssh Way ns seq for New
s sehr chief, smith, Norwich for New York
sehr Mary Brockway, Francis Connecticut River for New
sshr Julia A Tate, Tate. Bridgeport for New York.
s ssr Sv Bragspors for Nsy York
sSr Hsyss afssaweh tsr New So e." YORK
Schr Hester, Davis, Portchester for New York
s Schr T Page ryder, Port Jervis for New York
shr Field Nsw York
Ssas rsIasl TS%ss sss sy Y York
schr Surge Warwick. $3.50 for New YORK,
schr Franeonia, @, sourey d FOR New York.
BOUND EAST.
sch Reading Railroad No a, Trainer, Philadelphia for
schr James Hoffman, Shropshire, Brunswick for New
schr Mary Mershon Brghtman, South Amboy for Provi
schr Harriet Fuller willard Port johnson for Portland
sssT Nellie chase ypep johnson Portland Me-
ScnI ~ aIy cHma Drown, Albany Tor frOvdence
Schr Abel, Fowler, Albany for Providence.
schr ChaItre, Simmons Albany for Providence.
schr Herbert Manon Crosby, Albany for Providence.
schr Ponder, Palmer, Rondout for Providence
schr Lare, Hatch, Newburg for Fan River
schr Empire, Ferguson, Newburg for Providence.
schr Fakir Saunders, fewbure for Newport:
schr ygisni NieksrsSn, Hobosen for Bristol ''N'''
schr Dean, Cook, Hoboken for Pawtucket
Schr L Bartlett, Ricketts,, New York for Norwich.
Schr Ada Alien, Hoy, New York for Pembroke.
Schr Senator Grimes Merrill, New York tor Boston.
Schr Susan Scranton Hervey, New York for Bangor
Schr Mariner, Davis, New York for Greenwich.
Schr + Nash, Nash. New York for Proyidsnce
schr President, Bradley New York Tor Clinton Ct.
Wind at sunset calm.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JULY TO- sea-TRlPLE SHEET.

Steamship City Of Baltimore from Liverpool which arrived
ssn, fspons Suy S l4 mlee Of Sandy Hook. pas.ed
sehmsnip CITY OF Boston, hence for Liverpool day 46
miles OF sandy Hook steamship England, do for
6sy 10 miles Of sandy Hook, steamship Iowa. hence for
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MISCELLANEOUS.
--MIDDLETOWN MINERAL SPRINGS,
|. EATuRE,S REMEDY

MN. s, CO., MIDDLETowN, VT
Spring Waters solely, too By hc.number Of
I.Taci 4. from lsw Of our many tes.monials
has nenoysa me SSoSs sea pa
and given back healthy appetite digestion and circua-
F. Burocs 50 Clinton place, New York, general de-
S and e as Of e hoAA '0e
so ha M s % & s & "n
recenyat times in dangerous forms am happy to say
any, iss %s
sSss
y, sSsa% asrS% as
snSs % 's %:'s! e s:
ton. They smooth, and the skin is Soft
these ssy %S0 aaGy WIN
ss ss Si sss
Rev John Soadby. D. D., Pou,nev. w.. savsr cannot
but regard these waters as precious boon TO afflicted
Rev. j. W: carhar, D. d. Mecbanicsvie, N Y, sayss-
~ have used the water from spring apd have employed
qualities as remedial AGENT '''''' '''' ''
Call for copy of the testimonials in full.
This Water is for sale by all nrss class druggists.
Address MIDDLETowN MINERAL SPRING CO., Middle
town, Vt
vicinity iss Broadway and Sc Liberty street, New York
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States; deserons &C., cause advice free.
Also Notary Public and Commissioner for every State.
r. l. KING, Counsellor at Law, s68 Broadway.
BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIrFERRNT
n States without, publicity; Legal everywhere desertbn,
dc sufficient cause success guaranteed No charge In I'd
N. HOUSE, Attorney, 70 Nassau street.
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FOR
"A any Slate without pubci1ror exposure Good every.
where Consnitson free sncass guaranteed or charge
Apply IN con6dsnce ROBERT CHASE, Counsellor, S07
Broadway.
--OFFlC1AL-FIFTEEN PER CENT COMMISSION
IA given for ali Investments,
al MCINTYRE CO.'S Offices.
3l6 Canal, lN Chatham, GO East Thirteenth street
tone from Broadwatt
1O0 Broadway room No. l.
We have coppecsion with any other party parties.
| WORMS. BUHIoNs ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
~ diseases Of The ee.cu Cd by Dr. zACHARIE 76V Bood-
| way. Refers 10 al surge
| n DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, PHTHisIs prARRHGA
IL cured by the Revalenta foodi ID. Al 9R DU BARRY,
: lsa William at, ~ Y; BROWN. as6 Bsoatway. and I'd
. grOcep eveYywhorA
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A New Remedy for Consumption

a New Remedy for Consumption.
A Physician who had Consumption for several years,
IA with frequent beedings of the lungs cured himself
with medicine unknown to the profession, when his
appeared hopeless lie is the only physician who has
used it in his own person, who has any knowledge
its virtues and he ascribe the degree of health he
now enjoys to nothing but the use Of his medicine and
nothing but utter despair and entire extinction of all
hopo ofrecovery together with want Of confidence in
all others induced him to hazard the experiment. To
those suffering with any disease of the Lungs he proers
treatment he confidently believes will eradicate the
disease Price 81 80 per bottle So half dozen sent
10y express Send for circular or call ON
DIR. f.. R0YLs TON JACKSON,
No. $50 North Tenth Street, Philadelphia
Sold by r. T. MARTIN, Druggist, Bel Air. [je26-ly
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HAREonD County, MD, July 9th, 1853.

Gessrs. Kdynadier Fellott, EdgeUood:
Gentlemen Having used Hewes' Phosphate on nv
corn last spring, about $50 lbs per acre. in the hi 80
far has exceeded my expec atons. believe it to be
agood article. Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS 3. SWARTZ.
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JAMES o. AMOSS.

Bel AIR, Hartford Co., Md, !
August 4, 1868. I
Mesas. Adynadfer d Ytltott, Edgewood:
GgSTLEhEs:--.I am very much pleased with the
Ilewe's Bone Piosp ale Of Lime which got from you
last spring. applied it on CORD beside No. l Peruv
Guano and another fertilizer. II beat thrm BOTH
IL shows much better growth OF than the Peruvian
guano, and il it continues TO at present il will
prove most valuable fertilizer
Respectfully, yours,
JAMES DEAN.
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BENZ. z. NzTNNICK,
LAND AGENT,

LAND AGENT,
BEL AIR, hartford COUNTY, MD,
CtAx be found st the flee of Stevenson Ar
~ cher, in Bel Air, every day in the week,
Except Sundays when not engaged in showing
and selling lands. His custt mers are taken free
of expense TO see any lands he has for sale.
On The first Monday and Tuesday in each
month, he will he ut BROWNS HOTEL, High
street, Baltimore.
Those desirous Of either buying or selling
farms, OF any size or quality, will find it TO their
advantage 10 see him b, fore completing contracts
of sale-as property ;aa aoon been sold, when
entrusted TO him, alter having long rmained
unsold by other agencies He has DOW on hand
many farms of various sizes and prices, which
h. not been advertised in ala circular Of 1868
Persons desiring to purchase good s'rm, in
thriving county, vii! send heir address I'D re-
ceive circular free Of charge
Letters address TO him az Rel dir, or the Hick-
DRY p o., Hartford county, Md, will receive
prompt attention. mh2e-ly
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want to rouse each sleepy head,
Who stand upon the brink,
Where yawning CULTS disclose the dead,
Who might, but did not think.
want to warn the living ones
Who blindy grope along,
Ye fathers, daughters, mothers, sons
What perils round you throng!
Look out my reader are you free
Or do you wear tho mark 7
Most all are blind and cannot see,
Yea cropping in the dark.
Catarrh, a demon in the head,
Consumption il its son;
Kill hosts, yea, countless millions, dead,
Perhaps you may be one.
That hacking, hawking, sptting shows
Catarrh Affects your head,
Matter and slime in throat nose
Runs down your throat instead.
Your lungs and liver soon will show,
Consumption has its birth;
Catarrh, its sire, will feed il too,
Till you return to earth.
II colds affect Your head and throat,
AENIHILAToR buy
NowIdon't forget what have wrote,
Or think this subject dry.
woLcorT's ANNIH1L TOR cures
CATARRH--the demon fiios
1t saves the lungs, good health insurss,
And Catarrh quickly dies.
want to crafty my friends,
Who wish to understand
About PAINT PAINT, its use, its ends,
And why its great demand.
I want to show you, plain as day,
Why PAIN PAINT steps all pain,
That you may never have to say
an not try paint again"
PAIN PAINT will cool but never stain:
Pumps Inflammation out;
IT'S harmless on the breast or brain,
A trial stops all doubt.
When Inflammation leaves the frame,
An pain will cease at once;
Remove the cause, tits all the same;
None doubts unless Ounce.
The pores will ope and drink Pain Paint;
Absorbents fill with ease;
Restores the weak, the SICK the faint,
The greatest skeptic please
Evaporation cools the place B. ..
As Inflammation flies;
Hot blood at the absorbents base
Makes Paint In yapor raise.
IT'S thus PAIN PAINT removes all doubt,
Removes the very cause
BY pumping inflammation out;
On this rest cause.
Welcott's Pain Paint is sold at Drug Stores ; also
Wocotts Annihlaor for the cure of Catarrh and Cold
III the head Sent by express receipt of the none,
at ls1 Chatham Square, N Y r. L. Wolcott Proprietor
feb26-4t
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FAIL GUUU0.
BOULDIN & BRO,
Fiji E ST, b Ell AIR
WTE would respectfully inform the public
w that we have just received Our first in
voice Of goods adapted TO the season, consisting
in part Of
CASSTMERES,
KERSEYS and JEANS,
WHITE and RED FLANNELS,
OELAINES, CALICOES, NOTIONS,
BROWN aud BLEACHED MUSLIN,
BROWN and BLEA CHED DRILLS,
A full line Of GRO ERlES, &C., &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING
CLOTHING made to order on the shortesl
notice, cheaper than the cheapest by the besl
cutter in the county. oct2
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MANSEL E. MORRISON.

FALLsToN, Hartford Co, Md, !
August 4th, 1868. !
At,ns. Gaynadier Fellou, Edgetoood:
GENTLEMEN III gives pleasure To- he able to make
81 favorable report of the Hewes Phosphate which
purchased of you spring. tried it on corn, potatoes
and garden vegetables, and thus far IL has acted to my
highest falisfaction On the tried it along side or
very heavy dressing lin the h) of pure hog manure
and has produced much better results used several
other fertilizers, but have hesitation in saying that
Hewes Phosphate is the best manu- facured fertilizer
used.
Very truly, yours,
JAMES o, AMOSS
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NLARK'S INDELIBLE PENCIL, for marking
" clothing. Much more convenient than ink
A desirable and useful household article.
One pencil will mark 1900 articles for sale By
BOULDIA 4 BRO, Bel Air, Nd.
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Hewes' Bone Phosphate of Lime

is manufactured at West Chester, Chester Co.. Penna
under The supervision of Committee of Farmers an
pointed for that purpose by the Chester Co. Agricultural
Society. is put in strong linen bags 200 bs each
We sell at manufacturers price, SIS per ton cash.
we supply all other reliable Fertilizers al manuf,cur-
RS prices, and deliver them at any Railroad Station in
ms county free OF freight chsrges, thus placing the
whole Fertilizer market at the very doors of our farm
furnish all articles first prices our profits are so
n,cn reduced that We compelled 10 have the cash,
oil its equivalent in grain or other produce, for which
~ guarantee the highest market prices.
j. M. MAYNADIER,
LOCKWOOD, HARTFORD CO., ND.
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