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New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

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OYIICE ~ 81 UPEBSTEhDESr. October ~ 1871. :
WROUGHT AND CAST-IRON WORK.
w SEALED PROPOSALS will h, the o5ce Of he So
psnnienpt until 2 November 1871 furnishing delivering
tos and putting place WROUGHT CAST WORK
tstnC oiled Iron beams channel angle aud Tons
boeToD e sng and hsh pltes &e and eGsron
columns, pisser, corn!ess, brackets bel plats &c.
The Nork OF TIE columns piastep r0eiah besms
story lt be furnished delivered ktte aud n place rapidly
reSr BY the peneo1ent The VI the whole
Be completed and in plAcs BY July I, biR
The contractors S he permitted the tbs derks
in putting the In place without bui will BE-
the e VI f poye wording Ihem who will be by
the Department when elHlred.
All AScsfOloinx ~ be furnished by tie roa.ructora
Proposals viii be made by the piece Gat by weight
vHyI beams chAHR irons esstugs G provided for he
ule-. ~ -'
The wOrt win no. be sudivdsd 'uoOg different be bat will b.
considered IN IL aZsTeR'6.
csnkleioB ~ 'h- contract
Al bts be panied h7 peT bond In m Of tny
thOAaDd doAs tht the bidder viii Ead perform
sHLfs s IlenCy the security be certified hy
the district EheIc Re ff.1fs - "
Tho DePnriment Gh Isieet s BID be
' te uteIeSt the OoSnment and bid
NOT AR 90 As printed ~ 20 " $bintG IN Ohee Iad does
sosSIn u ss. Frsye 10 es Isqeent. Of h' sdyeseneDt yin
nol " e'aae9i ntts wiz O0pos be received 0n parties
Sbo are gGt u4Et.yes ehGssa the buaeue Of vfoaght
Iron work. an SA baTe not s DeeeaI facilities for EsB
- -
PTop9 as hIh 10 iReYn Bhs 10. Iron woIh"
CALVIN T. EuLSVRD - dent
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
lnetrnftlon.

CEDGWICK INSTITUTE. Great Darlington,
BosruC School for 20 boyIn Southern Befsmrei pe
s, eyer advantage n is location crowds buldngs fss1o n,SO
ton home nhueUceA DIr-D'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
EDWARD HNCHT K Co,
THE MARKETS.

lCarr.siy Reported 1HE TGIBrSAl 49,
TnuKspAI Nov J. n1H
ASIESPos steady 81 7'as IS PeaIs qu.t At - =
CrrON eiose heavy tcrr OF lc, sles ais tss ~
et'ang AMI 3 to sve Of Which si9 for eKpor ~
Na, 81 for specusuu, kni here r s6
tpie hut ptcs have fallen ia,c sales fsassa ~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
Go n1bom It man Concern

WAR DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. 3O 1911.
A LII PERSONS holding or claiming to own
vouchers pertaining the Montana Indian War CaPS Of 1857
claiming swa be found due thereon requested ond forward
copies OF such vouchers or statements OF their eams detail WITH am
U. g. Army, Chicago, Illinois.
the destruction Of the List Of Awards nearly
peed and important evidence pertaining to the claims sufficient data
which List Of Awards with injurious delay.
By orler Of the Secretary Of War.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK ExoHANGE-RRsr CALL,
l0t O'CLOCK Am
SaLes Bonde .,..
5000 Us $40 Con .11I 5000 U. g. $40 Con- 6I''.1
SS . T. .sso.s ss% Con- 1000 u So Coo '.i'
Sas Stah DoHds-hatToaI BondsBGak sn6 naHroad-Epr
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
Dropcsals.
NGw.LoSpoS wAuR WORKS, CnIrr EyelSrrR', ORR

ELwLoNpoS wA,ER WORKS. CnIEF ENGINEER, OFFICE
- . - a. - - Nov. !, lS1l.
ITO CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES
The Of Water Commissioner, Of tie City Of Landol are
prepared PROPOSALS for shou %
and Coated Sheet WATER PIPE, together wish It's
Hy1rsnt Gste' AirVaves &c to be ld and st complete
Drawings, Specifications and form and
blank form Of PopO obtained the once Of the Engineer City
Hall Budding
Tenders must he delivered al the COmus0nsrs ORre In New London
Conn befD:e We rSGy, Nov. 18th IL o'clock
Commissioners rgt ali tenders
tie beat interest VI the City.
BY Vrler Of the Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

With the exception Of South Caronas there has be,
no featureof interest in the State bonds, prices benz
without any change. The above'named, however, hs
lowed up the great decline and made another move ia
downward direction, which brought tho new Janu,rv
and July issues TO S6 and the new April and October 4
1885, Tennessees sold at &C. vir2inas being cue,
eOsaeOl for Consolidated, and North Carolnas duh A
sale Of Alabama IS was reported at 90.
Fourth National Bank shares sod at lO9 Ninth Natsl
u.s. and Bank Of Commerce, 1l2ia-13.
In railroad bonds there some moderately IA,r,
transactions In Central Paci at i02 aC? and in Un,
Pacific Lists at SiS The other sales we're ess imp
ant.
The disbursements by warrants from the Treasury du
ing the month OF October are as follows:
In Pen ions and Injsns I1J1
Civil and MlscellAneous. bL3E3
Total. S2I2la
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

The PEORIA AND Rock ISLAND PER CENT FIEs1
MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE GOLD BONDS may now 1
obtained from the undersigned, and from banks and
bankers throughout the country, at
NINETY AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
They are secured b. q mortgage on 81 miles q
completed road connecting the cities Of Peoria ana
Rock Island and having navigabe river at endi
The Road forms part of short through rout2 from
the Atlantic to the Pacific roads, and its net earnings
are largely in excess of the interest the total Issue
of bonds which is about S16500 per mile. Tie ouSs
ness offered is sufficient to pay large dividend o1
the capital stock, making the Bonds absolutely Ss
and very desirable investment.
Maps and pamphlets furnished, containing fun pay
ticulars by TURNER BROTHERS. IA NaSsausL
MISSOURI, Iowa, AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD tIRsL
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD B0NpS.-lDI
road runs between the Hannibal and ST. 10 halIrosi
and the Burlington aud Missouri River RailWa1
and will be q rival of these roads ana OF The k0c1
Island and Northwestern Railroads. 1t pasSa
through tier of counties west OF the Mlssshpp1
whose statistics promise larger business than soue
of its aforementioned rivals enjoy. All the Se
rival euterpr ses are profitable and successful TO s
eminent decree. 1t il pushing forward with rapditp
has much road finished, and presents solid security
for it's present issue OF bonds.
We offer them at 30 and accrued interest.
GEORGE OrDYKE * c.,
- Na>sau-st
EDWARD iIuCHT Il CO.,
No. 0Wall-st., recommend the bonds Of the
RoNDOUT AID HSwEGo RAILROAD
In exchange for 520s The investor adds y per cers
10 his capital and AZ. TO his income. =
JACKSON Co. Missouri EIGHT PER CrNr BONE
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
fGm~9rhoole.

C01 11MRTA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ gnph An1u,l Term of this Iustuton viii commence a.
~ NeWYori WEDNESDAY October lSl ana
sont;rn pnt Ma u.s. iS2 full Of nsuehon can
49, In two terms c In about monthI GaouIts are admitted
~ Rsf Nhout examination Address for egus OF onei
Di"rS'aOO' " - "N'' THsoDoRE W. DWIGHT Warden Ia
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
Brooklnn i1ropertp to fet.
Countrp Dropertp to Eci.

A SMALL, nice FARMHOUSE, with modern
"A mproyeDfu spenlty furnished will he RENTED cheap 10 a
good tenant small family until May 1872 Apply to WALTER
UNDERHILL Main. ST. ionkers. n. I.
NOMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE at
Msntr n j. to LET TO April /; nine rooms; mnuteT walk
rom dcTot Apply TO FREDERIC EONDlT, % Pearl.t, n
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
Countrn Real gstaie for Sale.

TOME AND SEE
" magui9Cent SUGAR ESTATE Of St.
dry. La. coton-oEEHALF FOR SALE. Price, S2GO,
under fence; Washington La. MARRER
ERUIT FARM In Orange Co., 81 acres, near
Il Eenbugh stock, utensils immediate possession Splendid
tain views. &. EDDY Il Co., No. lPark.plare.
Tor Sale-DaiIy FARM-44O acres near Chi
mproSemcnsa station JOHN EARLE Hobart Ind
CTATEN ISLAND SPECIALTY.-For SALE
~ Agnsde station Staten Island modern built HOUSE.
dous and In perfect order With oubuidnp under
6rtes Improvements Very desirable and must be sold Apply
J. n. PHELPS. 81 Cedar.st
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
aouses ana farms f1tantto.
Citp Drcpertp TO Eet.

ITO RENT or for SALE-No. @ f. 64th-st,
+ory sh-stoop others 20 rent tur
piShed and ununsheL ". p SEYMOUR, Ill Broadway
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

The Treasury sale Of million gold drew out bids to
the amount of at 1lO26 to l2O5 The award of
million made at lllSS lilo to ll2.1s. The details
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Lord Nelson who had just landed at Ports
mouth, appeared in court, and made re-
qucs,ed that hic testimony might be taken
touching the charao,cr Of the prisoner.
The jury were accordingly recalled, und
Lord Nelson put upon tho stand. lie
swora that he considered Captain Mncna-
mara one Of the most valuable officers Of
the navy, that his distinguished services
had won for him promotion and rcnown.
and tina, he (Nclsou) thought Macnamar.
incapable Of insulting man woman, or
child The jury Immediately found a YER
dict Of not guilty.
In 1907. MIR. Colclough. Of Philadcl-
pbia. was killed 10 duel by his friend,
Mr.. Alcock. who lost his reason in con-
sequence, and was confined in mad house.
Upon all other subjects. Mr.. Alcock re-
mained perfectly saue--business. litcra-
ture, composition. and the social and po-
litcal top:cs Of the day. To a friend up
on visit, he remarkel.
/" How old you have grown siicc ! saw
you! How gray your bead is"
Yes replied tho other; {" but then
gray hairs arc honorable. you know"
. Ayr replied Mr.. Alcock. THAT is
true. 1t was honor ihat made my hair
gray"
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
popular Ailistellann.
JOTTlNGS ABOUT DUEIS.

In August, lso9 three Young gentle
men were dining at Crockinrd's IN Lon
don. It was getting late They had sat
long oyar their wine. aud were hnisicrous
in ihtir mirth n. they discussed the mcr-
lis Of n watermelon i, = SET huforo them
In the midst of theig tail. siranger-an
elderly man, wearing graz surtou, clusn-
Is baiiouch up to the throat, aud shah.
BY hat-eu,rrci the runm, unl seating
himself at the end Of an unorcnpici table.
ordered muton-clop aud glass Of ale.
There was nothing sufficiently peculiar
about him to attract observation. lie
nigh, have been taken for county mag
istratc or n country attorney. Tho ex-
prcssion Of his countcnancc was serious
his manners were quiet, and his bearing
,ha, Of gentleman Impoverished, per.
haps, but still unmistakably of gentle
breeding.
As lie was eating his chop and slipping
his ale, apparently unconscious of the
rather to,sicrous meriment Of his neigh.
borg. n mcllon-sccd struck his right ear
Raising his eyes, aud seeing that the seed
had been purposcly though sporiivcly
snapped, aud that no apology was made
for the petty impcrtincncc, he picked up
the seed wrapping il in paper, put it in
his pocket. Resuming his rcpast. second
seed struck him on the right elbow. This
was followed by shout OF laughter. With
scarcely change in the grave expression
Of his face. the stranger stopped. picked
up the sced. aud carefully deposited II
with the 6rst A third followed. with
some dcrisivc word, ns it sped, from the
half.drunk young blood. which. striking
the stranger on lie breast Of the coat. was
also picked up aud put with the first two.
when rising, walking calmly toward the
offender, aud, unbuttoning his coat, he
laid his card on the table. lie had on nn
undrcss military suit, His card showed
his rank. Ofcoursc there was no room for
retreat. A lieutenant colonel in the Brit.
ish army requires no certificate Of gentle
blood. No words passed. the yeung gen.
ticmsn offered his own card in exchange,
the officer returned to his meal. and the
young men. somewhat sobered. shortly
Withdrew.
The next morning note arrived at the
nggrcssor's residence. conveying n chal-
lenge in form, and ono Of the mclon-sccds.
The truth then flashed upon the challenged
party that his unwarrnntablc frolic VISA
likely to be somewhat serious affair. Tho
code. however, admitted only duel or dis
grnce., Accepting tho challenge. naming
pistols as veapcns, and gaining BY toss
Tho nent sh0k lthc .vnnm0 man Ared up1
missed his cppcuert. The colopSi lcvcll.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
Srlett tloetrn.
FROM rRE sArrLErlELD.
GOOD NIGHT.

GOOD NIGHT.
Are you watching for me, darlng--arc you look
Ing OH, for me
DO yon think may he coming by the path along
tie sea
Ny iosc' with golden ircsscs and cvcr-varying
cheek,
And the welcome In your glnnces which your
shy lips seldom speak.
can close mine eyes and sec you In the mellow
cvcnng CLEAN,
yonr carncs, face uplighcd by some pure and
happy dream
by the chin,ing ocean billows In the radiance of
the west,
Those busy fingers folded for q little while a,
rest.
Al see you looking downward at that slender
golden ring,
With quick, iaiu, blush--you prize II. the fool
ish, worthless thing
You are thinking Of the kiss that dared press
yonr fingers dear,
| have never ,ouc bed your lips vel, and | nm w.
ins here
on the field Of los, battle, all, save dead aud
dying, gone;
cold slow rain is falling, aud the nigh, l.
drawing on,
Our flag, deep stained with crimson, is wrapped
about IVY arm,
have saved il with my lic-blood through this
baitlc-lnys alarm.
My passion has been silent; we have only been
true friends,
Thank Heaven we were not lovers since this is
how IL ends
know your heart is tender, aud has given both
PRAYERS and tears
To rour wcll-hclovcd companion, your friend or
carly yctrs.
May they ,ufn TO ,ou in blessings may ny iar-
ling never know
4 single tear more litter than those for me hirl
Who viii icll her ofmy fate? ! am dying here
alone
So yr4rning Tor one tender look one gentle pity
Ing lonci
thought 10 bring back honor, and lay i, at
vour hpi:
thought to win u glorious name, and whisper
share II, sweet T.
l;ni dying eyes ses clearly. never won your
lclrt.-
Well. better so far be,icr-it is easy now to
part,
There nrc many moaning round me, but my
wounds have ceased to pain;
hardly hear lie ngll-H.n or prl the chl ia, :,
rain
They will find me here Tomorrow, and bury me
where lic
In nnu.y!vss grave without prayer-aud |
am :uung 10 die.
but 1t must hc SO, my darlingi If son were hy
ms side
iyn must hiss mr Goodnight the las, be-
fore died.
Farewell; God shield you, dearest and ,onic-
iimcs ihilk ofmc
As yon sit ia your sunny window beside the
spark ling SEQ
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
TOTAL TiLtE
OF the $4,000 GIFTS 100000.

The drawing win axe place, IS soon MS en-
cravings cno.,eh are sofa 10 distfihuic the tick
cts, before MS many ickc, holders as choose 10
bc present, aud TO be under their control.
:. Ne refer ~
Thomas H. Kemp, clerk Of Caroline 20. Court.
George ~. iossnE, AIT. at Inw, DentGn, Nd.
.R. X. Richardson, Sheriff of TIE County.
William Fell, Esq, of Denton, Nd.
Mauchn 4 Bro, Real Estate u krs, i,ldgcly, Nd.
The above gentlemen will ae,as Supervisory
Committee.
Refer also TO Charles Goodng. Esq, Speaker
OF The Delaware Senate, NIL the Leading Men, the
Banks, the Editor Of this Paper, and the Press
.of the Peninsula generally.
We wNnt active men and womcn everywhere,
TO work for us, with whom we will make liberal
arrangements, namely. after their ordering their
sample engraving, we will give them one en-
eravinR and one tieketyRgE, for every four names
they send us wiih-$S 90.
To order an Eugraying, scnl us 81 90 In a
registered letter, or by Post Office Order, aud
NC will send by return mail, tho engraving and
. Send ali your oracrs for snrmvings, money
and drafts, aud al correspondence 70 our gen.
cral office, addressed thus
"a Caroline CO. Land Association,
:. - 18th. aud King SITS.
. ira srsg 81 WiLNiN0 ron, DEL.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
A c,.,x EsE ruiSrIxo OFFICE.

The editor Of the New York Observer in
one of his letters to that journal under
the title of The Tour Around the
World" describes q. lengt! visit to the
printing house Of the Mission Press Of the
Presbyterian Church Of the United States
where Of course the printing Is done in
Chinese characters. We make the fol-
lowing excerpt: 'On entering this ex-
,cnsiyc printing establishment, | was con
frontcd with a series Of amphi,heatcrs. in
the interior Of each Of which stuad . com
posiior; and saw at a glance the immcn-
siiy Of the work which every one who
learns to read Or speak or print the Chi
ncsc language has to encounter. Each
ono of these amph,hcnters was what prin-
ters call ease, containing. not twcniy-six
letters ns in English printing Offices. bu,
more than six thousand different charac-
tiers Of types, aud, with the combinations
that are made more than thirteen thou.
sand. | do not much wonder that the
Chinese adhere to their old method of en-.
craving everything on wood that they
print. for should be very 10th to attempt
TO hunt up many letters or words ont oi
the six thousand boxes that | saw hrfire
me. Aud ye, this mode Of printing is a
great improvement, on the old
The press is free in China, but there ey-
ist no newspapers Nearly every rich man
has printing facilities in his house, and
patards what he wants To say, as dues
also the government Hundreds gather
round aud read Their press was free six
hundred years before the art became
known 10 us in 1850. There is 10 law
controlling it. bu, abuse OF its freedom is
punished by the hus,iuado.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

To prggcnt the possibility Of hydropho-
bia b. comes Instantly the anxious thought
Of any one who has the misfortune 10 be Bit
ten by dog. The proportion Of ycnomus
bites to those that are harmless is very
small, aud yet precautions are never out Of
place hr. Nathan Il. Smith gives in the
Baltimore .Sna some valuable hints. \
lleep wound is less dangerous than u
scratch. because the ehusion Of blood
washes away the poison. The virus pro-
duees 10 immediate irritation. but deVel-
ops the disease commonly in about six
weeks For the prevention of this fatal
issue, let the wound be instantly washed
again aud again with soap aud water =
Then apply pencil Of cau,,ic potash,
holding il firmly in the bite fifteen seconds
without regard to the severe pain Ii the
potash cannot be Immediately obtained, il
can be extemporizcd by boiling down the
I've of wood-ashes to the consistency Of
lnolases and applying that with stick
Milder caustics are not reliable, though
dilute nitric or sulphuric acid may he used
After the eaus,ic, the wound may be roul.
ticed for two days. and then dressed with
simple salve. This treatment, the Doctor
thinks, will always prevent ,ho disease.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

skLflsi iExEss : There ara people ip tho
world so selfish that tkey scem TO be moy-
cd by notl,ing but what difscily' aiiccts
themselves II their own private snd per-
sonnl interests sustsim no danmsd. 3ktheir
own afhirs and purpses snsAaia 1Bhcir.
wishes and succoed in desjgu. il thnirown
groveling pleasures are uuintetfiP iPsed.
they care not who u happy IL tu6' World,
or whnt quarter u n v 6(fu6k ~ ~ jus(
hand 81 hesven.y This y sa1tsns au00sh-
ness. and tsait - NhNnGoDeS SoeAdD n
desired. lisna nlsgao
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

\ western paper makes the following
hii n, Horace Grccley's articles, in the \
Y. Tribune, entitled "What Know \
bout Farming"
\ Alossouri farmer wrote 10 Horace
Greeley to know il silk culture could be
malc profitable in Missouri. The veteran
aericul,uri,t of the Tribune thought it
could. He said il would nccessi,atc some
trouble and expense to import the silk
bearing sheep from the mountainous re-
einns of Central Asia. but though, they
could be easily domcs,icn'cd in Missouri
He said he presumed the rearing of the
silk hearing sheep would become such an
important branch of agricultural industry
in Missouri in five years that the State
would give 100, 900 majority in favor Of n
protective Tariff, and quadruple the pres
ent circulation Of the Tribune
The same farmer also inquired as to the
probable prof, Of raising broom-corn in
this State. Mr. Greeley felt assuscd that
it woold be profitable. but advised his cor
respondent to raise the plain handled vari-
ETY. of brooms, inasmuch as they were q
more hardy variety than those with red and
blue rings around the handles.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

There is remedy for Group going the
rounds. which ,nas perhaps. prove cfiica-
cions II is simply allspice tea, tho tca,
being made Of whole grains Of allspicc. -
According to sil sccounts. II gives almost
instant relicfin cascs whcrc other remidics
have failed. and sssma at once to cut the
phlcgm loose sud relieve tho child
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
rHE CAROLINE PEARB

win be seat 10 all purchasers raEE for one guas-
4 ler % apyltsiion. II Will give de,ailrd ac-
!, kcuat Of our psocecdines from time 10 time
!, Nswspapsss wishing ~ advertise for Us, will
n rease ssndms thsir lowest rates. hta
Du ctsiee CS. ~, iss l;srssry, Is7i.
ah ~. N ssls 'lrliH - q
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
TIE CHILD OF CHRIST.

A child viii, human body and dress, angelic
face, and divine eyes, is represented so well that
words cannot tell halt iis worth. We do not
tliink that any engraving has yet reached the
excellence Of this, in touching ,hc heart and lit
ing II away TO higher world The eye never
tires 10 look. Tho more II Is seen, the greater
the desire to look nglin and again.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

lO.69O GIFTS, consisting Of Washing Ma
Chimes, Wringcrs, Standard Books and Works Of
Art none oi them tan he purchased, Al retail,
Si5.o6 snd more.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

Grief knits tWc hsaute = oon1ou bea1o
than rtsppisess ever ss6.sa aiip .fsev
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
A FORTUNE FOR YOU.
THE LsPIERRE HOTEL,

containing twcn,y-six rooms, furnished through
ont, Will, All modern con ycnicnrcs plenty Of out.
buildings, sahling ior thirty hot,, including
all outfit stock. &c, worth, cash - GOO,
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
THE DISINHEnITED +.

A young man, through the willy influence of
some IN his household Is deprived Of share in
his fathers house Having bn, sorrow his
lot, he departs aud from ncighboring hin he
takes his last iook and farewell 10 the scenes OF
his younger and better days. The hear, Ills
with deep sorrow in examining this subject
well drawn
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25

ont, with All modern con ycnicnrcs plenty Of out.
buildings stalling ior thirty h"ists including
all outfit, stock, Re, worth cash - 900.
TIE PICTURE lllLh FARM.
Caroline County, Ma,
of ioa acres. on the chopiank river having a
stealnboat wharf on II, with good sroiie ot
country TO support it; with lime hiln, good
l.ui dings large variety of fruit, convenient 10
churches aud schools, only six miles from Etston,
the largest husin,ss town uu the Delaware ituiH-
sula $4,000
THE COLD SPRING FARM.
of 30 acres; one mile from ieL'on, one mills
from Steamboat landing, ii,, 'aiics fehm the Nd.
& Del. H. Il ; one Thousand peach tres hliy
apple trees choice varieties ui striwheriie, rhrr-
iic. llums, arricois crah apples, dwnrf lt..rs,
splendid new buildings, worth 81 puo.
Tllk CAREER FARM.
With so acres hnc orchard good buildings,
shoiec wheat land, siGUo.
! HOUSE IN DENTON.
,sei,h one aud nhalf acre orchard, with ,le Gnes,
varieties OF fruits, si,pe0.
200 Standard Sewing Machines
Worth from so 10 $3.50.
SO Waltham Watches,
Each worth from SO 10 slOo.
4 Pianos.
10 Organs and Melodeons.
One Cash Sum $4,000
One Cash Sum $1,000
One Cash Sum $500
Three Cash Sums each 100
Four Cash Sums each $50
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
GEN. STONEWALL JACKSON.

GEN. STONEW JACKSON.
The hest, largest and hand'oncst ever published,
I?x - in. worth - 90, which We will sell on the
same icrms, for ~ 10. /, Is ruly u gem Of art
A FORTUNE FOR YOU,
With each engraving Till We have sold 50. oGG
copies, Nc will give rufr one share or ticket,
emitting each shareholder TO one OF the follow
ing gifis.
Read ON, and remember that every ,iclc, hold
cr will positively get one OF the following, wliie;
which will le distributed by drawing
~ DENTON, Maryland
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
BEAUTY!
A HOME!!
AND FORTUNE.
PREMIUM SALE
OF THREE HANDSOME
NEW STEEL ENGRAVINGS
A GIFT WORTH FROM
$l 90 to 1925, 900 90

a Legend Of the Rhine. A female of rare
beauty Sits on the shore of the river, where the
rocks arc the mos, dangerous, and with her song
and music charms the unwary sailors 10 near
her when they meet waicry grave. The sub
jeci Is full Of life full Of emotion and altogether
u success.