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800 ,y.:I sSi NOTICE. ,gp.ii :7s,5spp
sdBenjamin Franklin Edwards, of tile cotn-
ty0elIenry and State of Illinois, willtake
notice that'a petition was filed against him
onthe Z2dsday' on July, AID 1869, .ihItKe
Godrt of CoTnmonrP Pleas, within and forthe
~Gauntyof AaIiland and State Of Ohio, by
Justice S. Wcather6ec and is now pending,
wherein said Justices S. Weatherbee demands
rartitionof the following real Estate, to-wit:
Lots numbers eighty $50 and e%ighty-onc
81 Yin thefvillage of Jeromeville, County
of Ashland and State of Ohio, and that, at
the next term of said Court, the said Justice
S. Weathcrbee, Will apply for an order that
partition may be made of said premises.
Dated this 18th day of July, A. ID. 1869.
JUSTICE s. tWEATHERBEE, Petitioner.
by JED. JONES, his Attorney. Gw3
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NELSON &c GATES have the best
Toilet Soap.
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j. N. GOrhallnl

Has justcturned fro mNew York
after purchasing a large and beautiful
stock ofgoods at panic prices, which
he will retail at wholesale prices.
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ROAD ADMINISTRATIONS can
obtain any number of road reeeipts-at
this office, ready for use, at moderate
rates, by calling at al early day.
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A PAIN KILLER.-JAMEs e. CHASE
chasing Ira PAINE.
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Go to NELSON 81 GATES for the best
wines and liquors.
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BRIDGE NOTICES.

We the undersigned will offer for
sale, to the lowest responsible bidder,
the building; of the following Bridges /,
On Tuesday, August 81, 1861; at
10 o'clock A. NJ, the Trussel-work
for n covered Bridge span 120 feet
long at the Rochester Mill, in Lake
Township
On Wednesday, 'September51 /, 1869,
at 8 o'clock a. NJ. the Trusselwork
for Il covered Bridge, span 40 feet
long across the Black Fork, near Mr..
Hunters, in Green Township.
On Thursday, September 2, 1869,
at 1 o'clock p. NJ, a Kipg-work
bridge, ,iQfeet 'spap, a. Mr.: St3Wan'S
falling Mill, in,M;flin Township. At
the saniea time, Stone Abutmcnts for
said bridge.
Written contracts, with security;
will be required by tile Commissioners.
'nid0 JOHN VAN NEST - bp.
10 7ai7aWm. COWAN,l 10 t7g Com'rs.
s1fENRY WICKS.
h. yTEti-rrt s-4 lif ne ttr! O. (2w6l
s4nH 4 hra snLrL ~ bnE NJTs2 ku
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TO BEAUTIFY AND DRESS THE
Hair, and restore it to its natural color, and
impart that beautiful gloss, odor, ETC., use
Mrs. S. A. Aliens improved (new stylc)
Hair Rcstorer or Dressing, Tin one bottle.1
Sxrre1 esfst Oc1ssys-x-str5
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Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway .''N'HC

{ On and after May 9th, 1865, trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays excepted,
as follows. TRAIN leaving Chicago, at $50
P. m; leaves daily.],. TRAIN leaving Pitts
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rO75cts. WORTH $3.50
a74c per I'D. WORTH soc.

Gerham has REDUCED the price ofMer-
rimack, Nv. d D. Sprague's CochecG
Chintz, Calicos and A Bleached and
BROWN Muslin, ~ sri %
RI
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DIscIPIE.

IF you want the best Pcrfumery,
90 to NELSON 81 GATES.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Gran
Jurors for the September Term of tn
Court of Common Pleas for 1869.
John Taylor, Green.
j.. S. Weathcrbcc, Nollican.
Josiah Thomas, Orange.
Robert Gibson, Clear Creek.
a. IL. Parr, Green
William Dayault, Perry,
AndroIv-M Mason, Montgomery.
JoluFF. Allcrdin& IIansvera
jacob Bycny, Nermillion.
Simon EchclLarger, jackson.
Michael Myers Montgomery.
Jessc Wertman, Orange.
Geo. w. Brubakcr. Lake.
Jacob Fast, Jackson.
John StoleH Mohican-
LIST soRSPErIT JURORS
John Marietta, Montgomery,
John.C. Kagey, Miffins ~
jacob Pfice, Jackson,
Thomas Barton, Milton,
Robert Marks, Lake,
Samuel A. LEIGH, Mohican.
Lazarus Stump, Hanover.
John Mctcalf, Mohican,
John Bowman, Hanover. -
J.-S. Anderson, Vermillion,
David Shrivcr, Clear Greek.
Sparks Burd, Lake.
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NELSON & GATES have the best
drugs and medicines.
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TO 124 els, WORTH Ice.

Other splendid Calicos aaa Muslin at
10ets. to ill cts.
The bost American Thread at 5cts.a
spool.
sts ooji
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Suites 4 Aniun.
LOCAL AND MISgELLANEOUS
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d. sa oT' .oa Ayers s., n
s.si eszod ..Ho3sl beiaiis
Hair" dNllgOF,
restoring Gray Hair, TO
It's natural Vitality and Color.

- dressing (which
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II healthy, and effeotual
for preserving eIthe
hair. aiFqdedi or gray
:; hair as soon restored
! to ats Original ,lcolor
aoihont6e ~5glosSi-and
ereshness u &5ny6iah.
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6~RAfEROADaTIME TABLES
Atlantic Time Table.
C, c.. &C.

On and after Monday, November %, 1868
passenger trains leave Gallon os folIows:
.ft its.s5 GOING SOUTH ts.t IS
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CAMPAIGN STATES &c UNIoN.-We
arc prepared to offer the following
terms for campaign subscribers
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And SO nsby7ether Cheap Good
that it is9airly miraculous.
PRICB

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r9ntPREP4 RED"BHE
DIR. =. C.. AVER 81 CO., Lowell Mass.,
Practical and analytical Chemists. d,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERE..
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A Great Lung Medicine.

There is medicine. which has been prepared for
the OF affections of the lungs which has been very
largely used and tested which wish to recommend tt,
the public for the reason that do it in all truth
and sincerity, believing do that is not and never
has been surpassed for excellence and thorough efficiency
That medicine ia " ALIENS Lung BALSAM" 1t is
prepared by chemical process and apparatus Of mere
than ordinarily costly nature and it is beyond all
ticn ncverfiling and thoroughly complete cure for
coughs and affections OF the lung. the latter
of very serious ard threatening character One
excellent physician goes far publicly over
his own signature that he has perfect conviction that
deepscated pulmonary consumption has been cured 10y
the use Of Aliens Lung Basan and there abrn
dance of the most respectable testinona,s that it has
in innnmcrabe instances cfTectuar cured very
coughs of long standing, accompanied with cold chs
night sweats and diarroea-he system Of the sufferer
being, in some cases very much Frustrated.
We do not hesitate say from knowledge Of the
virtue Of this Balsam and from the entire confidence
have in the character of its propretors and the
nent Of certain citizens who have repeatedly used the
medicine that il s really the best things yet
discovered for the of the particular rnaades for
which il is designed. We will only add let every one
who has affection cf the lungs, gel ottl' Of ALIENS
Lung Rslsam' and give it fair trial Having dono
this they will need testimonials to convince them Of
its extraordinary mcrits.-FrOrhieacc AdrcrtiSer.
Sold by all Druggist.
Mar 6 iS6a-lm
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BY any address ever presented TO the peo-
pie of the United States
The Baltimore american closes flattery
notice of the newly-appointed Postmaster
General, with the following.
"It may be of interest to our readers to
know that Mr.. Creswell goes into the Cab
met of Gen. Grant with not only the undi-
vided recommendation of the Republicans
of his own State, but on the most earnest
personal solicitation of the leading Repub-
licans of the nation. Vice President Col
fax, ex-Vice President Hamlin, Senator
Wade and number of other leading SEN
ators had taken occasion to speak to Gen.
Grant in high terms of commentator of
his ability and high personal character and
eminent services to the Republican cause
The delegations to Congress from Maine,
Connecticut and Michigan, and portion
of Pennsylvania also, took a deep interest
in his accession to the Cabinet, whilst Il
majority of the Senators and Representa-
tives faom the Southern States memorial
lied the President in favor of his selection
as the representative of the Southern and
Border States. There was also a very
kindly feeling expressed among the Repub-
licans generally in his favor
[From the Richmond Despatch.
He is man of probably more ability
than any Of the gentlemen named for Cab
met offices.
From the Newark Advertiser.
Mr.. Creswell is a strong, positive, ener-
getic man; Radical i'll the strongest
meaning of the term; and competent
executive man. He has the reputation of
great purity and integrity of character.
From the Boston Journal.
The South finds her representative in
the noble exponent of the new order of
things which is to prove her regeneration.
From the New York Post.
From the character for probity and
capacity which he has ever borne, we are
entitled to expect that he will creditably
perform the duties to which he is called.
We could fill Tbs Wing with such quo
tations as the above from the press of the
country, but have not room for more
Creswell is indebted solely to his ability,
honesty, courage and integrity. for the
proud and honorable position he has reach
ed, and we have every confidence that he
will not tarnish his nobly-won laurcls.
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BUCEyU.
From Dispensatory of the United States.
nInSNIA NRENATA-RI-CuI LEAEE9

Propertics-Ther odor is strong diffusve and
what aromatic, their taste bitterish. and analogous
mint.
Medical Properties d-lses-Buchu leaves arc gent
~ stimuant. with pecuiiar tendency to tho Urinary
Organs
They arc given in complaints of this Urinary Organs
such Gravel Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder Morbid
frrit alton Of the Bladder and trera, Disease of the
Prostate Gland. and Retention lncontiuence OF Urine
loss Of in the parts concerned in itg evgcua
ton Tic remedy has also been recommended in Drs-
pepsia, Chronic Rhenmams, Cutsneous Affections and
IIELaBoLp's EXTRACT EucHc is used by persons from
the ages of IS to Is aud from 30 to So, decline
or change of life; after Confinement or Labor Pains
Bed-Wetting in children.
In affections peculiar to females tie Extract Buchu is
uncquaed by any other remedy, ~ in Chlorcsis, or Re
teution. lrresulty Painfuncrs Suppression of Gus
omary Eracuations liberated Scrrous Stat. IF tia
Uterus. Lcuchorrhea. or Whites ~
Diseases Of tie Bladder kuinss t;r1reI and Dron,;
col SireAHgs-Ihs medicine increases the power Of hi
gesoa and excites the Arbcnts into healthy actinn
by which the Natery Cacareous depostons and ali
Unnatural arrangements are Reduced, well us Pain
and In1amlion. asa
HsINnoLp's EXTRACT BvcHu has cured every case Of
Diabetes in which it has been given Irritation Of m.
Neck. of the Bladder. and Inflammation of the Kdnns
liberation of the Kidneys and Blad Ter Rrteutia n.
urnr diseases OF The Prostate CLANS, Stone in the
Bladder: Calculus, Gravel Brick Dus, Deposit and Mu-
or Milky Dis harg"s. and for cnfnchled and d,cat
constitutions Of both sexes attended with the following
symptoms: lndIspusition TO EXrrtiun Los, of Power
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing Weak Nerves
Trembling. Horror Of Disease WskefIlness Dnpess of
Nision Pan in the Back, Hot Hands, Fshins of the
Body Drynrss Of tho Skin Eruption on the FACE pa,i5
Continuance, Universal Lassude of the Muscular Sys-
TEN, &c
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHu ia Diuretic and B,ood-
Purifying and cures all diseases arising from habits of
dissipation excuses and imprudences in life impurities
Of the FLOOD, &C. supersedng Copaba in affections for
winch 1t Is used such an Gonorrhoa, elects of long
standing, anil Lyphtic Afectious-in these diseases
used in connection with lIELMBoLps Rose WASH
Sold by ali Druggists ami dealers EVERYWHERE Re-
ware of conterfets. Ask for llelmbuld's Take no
other Price S1.25 per bottle, six bottles for So so
Delivered TO any address Describe symptoms in all
Address II, T. IIELMBoLp. 594 Broadway. NY.
Sy-Nole genuine unless done up in s,ecLcn-
graved wrapper with facsimile my Chemical Ware
house, and signed IL. r. AELNROLD
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Read some English Testimonials
II HE INCL EMEST SEASON
And its effects on the Weak and FsebZs-

The drafts which searching cold makes upon the vital
powers of the detated and delicate
than the drain their strength caused by excessive
heat The vast disparity between the temperature of
over-!ctrd and offices. at this season. and the
f1gidty of the outer air is fruitful of sickness
To forty the body against the evil consequences the
sudden alterations of heat and cold referred the vital
organization should he strengthened AMI endowed with
extra resistant power by tn. of wlloesoinc invieo-
rant; and, OF all preparations for this purpose
whether embraced in the regular pharInacoptea or adj
rcris"d in the public our:ias) there is that will
compare iii purity and excellence with IIOSTEfTERS
STOMACH EITTERS. Acting directly upon the organ
which converts the food into the fuel of life the preara
ton nplrts to il tone and Wig which is coInunca
te to every fibre Of til" frame Tie digestive function
being accelerated iy its tonic operation. the liver res
lated by ITS ant-biions PROPERTIES. and the waste
nf the system carried of punctuly ly its mild aprricnt
action tle whole organization will necessarily be in the
hest possible condition to meet the shocks wnrr and
the sudden changes Of temperature. The weak and sen
sItvc especially, cannot encounter these yicssit
with safety, unless their tender systems gthrich
ali traaci by artificial Every liquor sold as
staple Of tfat is aGutcratr, and. were il otherwise
mere acohol is simply temporary exctnnt. which,
when its First effects have subsidized leaves the phy steal
powers and the mind wee!,) in q worse condition
than before i0SrEfTER's BITTERS on tho other
hand contain tn essential properties of the most vsra
bic tonic and Alternative roots harEs and herbs and their
active principal is the meowcst, least exciting and
most innocuous of all Gittusiye stimulan;s.
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Wilmington NJ. E. CONFERENCE.-The

Conference meets in Wilmington, Del. on
Wednesday, the 18th of March. Bishop
Simpson is expected to preside. The Phil
adelphia Conference meets i'll Philadelphia
Oh the same day. Both Of these Confer
cnces were formerly embraced in the Phil
adelphia Conference, division being
effected at the last session of the General
Conference, and the State of Delaware and
the Eastern Shores of Maryland and Vir-
ginia now compose the Wilmington Con-
ference. This being the first session since
the division, it is expected that some trans
fers of ministers will be made, according
as their preferences may be for either Con-
ference.
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NOlice.-At the Methodist Church, on
Sabbath morning, March 14th the baptism
of children will he attended to before the
sermon; after sermon, also, the babtism of
adults and the reception of members.
At Pm, the young people male and
female) Of the church and congregation,
ton for purposes of mental improvement,
social enjoyment and increased usefulness.
At = Pm, the Children's Missionary
Meeting will lie held. Singing and adj
dresses by the children and others. A col
lection for the missionary cause will be
taken morning and evening.
L. c. MATLACk. Pastor
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Correspondents.-We have new contrib
utors to our local columns weekly. We
welcome them all most cordially. Cannot
some Of the many good practical farmers
furnish the readers of The Wing with an
occasional article through our Agricultural
column? Our farmers have doubtless learn
cd by their experience, many things that
would profit and interest their brother til
lers of the soil, who might, in turn, be i'll
duced to reciprocate the favor.
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NORTH EAST, March IT. 1863.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please answer through
you columns whether man that was born
in the year 1900, has lived in one or two
centuries? Yours, CENTURY.
lie has lived in two centuries, the year
1901 being the first year Of the nineteenth
century. All computations must COM
mence will. one, and to include hundred
years, the figures will stand thus: 100.-
Multiply by IS, and the result is, 1S0O.-Ed.
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Consumption Can be Cured.

An Eastern medical periodical gives interesting
count OF the complete of ,drs.Am Staufer of
Manor Lancaster county, Pa, of hereditary Consump-
ton Her parents and several brothers and sisters died
Of this terrible disease Mrs. Staufcr herself
duced TO mere skcleton the pulse at 40; breath
ing painfully difficult; approximations we've excessive:
darra verse than chronic and her condition hope
less that at conference of the old and skilfu
she was pronounced ncurahle. At this stage the
case Dr. :. b. Hartman. of Millcrsve Lancaster coun-
~ Pa physician of fourteen years standing prescribed
MlSHLERS HERE BlTTERS. The patient expe-
riencct pleasing nvigorating sensation throughout
her system and encouraged by her friends to continue
Under Dr. larmans treatment. she did so, gradually
improving under increased doses according to her
strength until she entirely recovered Mrs Stauer
still living. in the full enjoyment of perfect health C.
u. Herr. Esq, President of the Lancaster County Pa)
National Bank sustantiJteo the particulars OF this
most wonderful case.
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FailuTe.-The Whitman "Great Comb

Failafe.-The Whitman ''Great Combi-
nation Troupe of would-be Ministries.
performed here. and at Port Deposit and
Hayre de Grace, last week, and attempted
to repeat their performance here on satur-
day evening last. The party eliectually
played ont, not making enough to pay
the printers bill. The omen is favorable
one for Elkton. when such mountebanks
fail to draw an audience.
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Ccncert.-A Vocal and Instrumental
Concert is advertised to be given at Middle
town Del, on the Both and 31st of March,
for the benefit of the Masonic Order. 1t
being under the direction of Mr.. J. T.
Wells, of Philadelphia, is suffiient war
rant that the entertainment will he of the
first class.
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Postponed Public Sale Of Farm
Stock, Utensils, &c, advertised by Stephen
Crouch, TO take place at Elk Neck, near
lIylands Store, on Wednesday last, has been
postponed till Thursday next, 18th inst, on
oecount OF the weather being 50 stormy on
The day named for the sale lie requests us
to say that The sale will then proceed, with
no nostponencnt on account Of weather
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Declinati0n of Secretary Stewart.

After the names of the new cabinet
had been sent to the Senate, it was dis
covered that there was an old act OF
1889, drawn by Alexander Hamilton,
which would prevent Mr.. Stewart from
acting as Secretary Of the Treasury
This old statute provides that no per-
son engaged in carrying on the bust
ness of trade or commerce, or owning
sra vessels shall be eligible to
the Office of Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Stewart being one of the merchant
princes, came directly under this law
When this was discovered the Presi-
dent sent message to the Senate re-
qucsting the repeal Of the act or sus-
pension of it SO as to allow Mr. Stewart
to hold the cabinet office TO which he
had been appointed. The Senate, how
ever, showed disposition to regard
the law in that light which it was pro-
vided, and an unwillingness to repeal
it. Mr.. Stewart, then, on the legal ad-
vice of his attorney, proposed to place
his entire business in the hands of trus-
tees, who should appropriate his income
for four years to charitable purposes
This arrangement would have been the
means Of applying some five or six mil
lions to charitable purposes. The pa
pers were drawn, disposing of his prop
erty in accordance with this magnani-
nous resolution and trustees appointed
to take charge of it, but on consulting
Chief Justice Chase and Justice Cartier,
they decided that this would be bat an
evasion of the law, and that nothing
short of an actual sale of his property
and total abandonment of his business
would suffice to make him eligible to
the office. This being finally settled,
Mr.. Stewart placed his letter of decli-
nation in the hands of the President,
which was accepted, and the message
sent to the Senate requesting the repeal
of the law, was withdrawn. We think
the law is very wise provision and
that Congress acted properly in refus-
ing to repeal or suspend it, in order to
place Mr.. Stewart at the head of the
Treasury Department.
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Court.-On Monday next the Spring Term
of the Circuit Court will commence. The
Railroad Company advertise to run spe-
cial train from Port Deposit during Court,
leaving there at s.35 AM, connecting with
the morning train to Philadelphia.
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Fine Cattle.-B. NJ. Crawford, Esq, of
Middle Neck, Cecil county, Nd, weighed
a pair of oxen, here, a short time since,
which weighed 5000 lbs. VIM. A. Coch-
ran, Esq, of this neighborhood, weighed a
pair of oxen, here, yesterday, which weighed
3, $50. Chas. P. Cochran, Esq, weighed
calf, seven weeks old, which weighed 1879
lbs.---Ntddletoun transcript.
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Extra Services.-There will be service in
the Presbyterian Church Of this town next
week. Rev. G. D. Shaw, of Wilmington,
will preach on Monday and ON several fol-
lowing evenings. The public are cordially
invited to attend.
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Wheat.-Our correspondents report the
wheat, in this county, as looking well, and
giving promise Of good crop.
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County Commissioners County
Commissioners were in session this week
and last, engaged principally in making
changes and adjusting Supervisors ac-
counts
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Enigma.

am composed of II letters.
My IA, IL, g. l, . is terror to the major
ity of mankind.
Ny 4, ., 8, 8, l, few of us will ever be.
Ny II, 6, 9, Is is vegetable.
Ny :, 8, 4, 8, is great favorite Of our
new President.
My II, 8. 10 is place for holding grain.
My Il. 8, >, is decidedly pointed.
My 4, 9, 10, is made by joiners.
My 4, ., Q. IL is a predominant game
with too many of us.
My II, 3, IA is a nightly resort for our
young men.
Mya, 8, ), IA is the beginning of hard
times.
Ny whole is admirably adapted to the
character Of Richard Ill
Answer to Enigma published last week,
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Baltimore Markets.
MARRIED..

AN-CARTER.-On the 4th inst,
at the residence of the brides parents,
by Rev. James Cunningham, Rev. L. 3.
HOFFMAN, of the Philadelphia Confer
ence, and MARY p, daughter of r. C.
Carter, N. D.. of Cherry Hill, this county.
ELLISON-JONES.-ln the II. E. Church,
Cecilton, on the 10th of February, 1869,
by Rev. D. F. Ewell, II. G. ELLISON and
HESTER A., daughter of Thos. p. Jones,
Esq, all of this county.
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Enigmas.-The young folks will find
another of those numerical riddles in Tile
Wing to solve this week. We have an in
teresting one on hand for the next issue.