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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
Ndttan'S Crystal Discovery fer the Hair

4 petTecty ctear prepdrdtt0h, IN one 60tijo,
easily applied as aoater for restoring to gray
Hair its natural eater and youthful appear
aace;' to eradicate md preyem dandruf';:
To pronsote tic gro,cM Of the Hair and stop
its falling.
II is ENTIRELY harmless and PERFECTLY FREE from any
poisonous substance and WILL therefore take the place
"l all the dirty and unpleasant preparations now in s-
our most prominent citizens some of which are sub
joined: i'll everything in which the articles in
are Objectionable CRYSTAL Discovery Is perfect: it
warranted t" contain neither Sugar of Lead Sulphur
Nitrate Of Silver Clear and clean it does
soil the clothes scalp is agrectbly crfmcd and
makes of the best dressings for the hair in use il
restores the color of the hair PERFECTLY ,Sp UNI
fnRAli than any other preparation. and always does
IN from three to ten days. Virtually feeding the roots
"i the hair with all tie nourshing qualities necessary
To Ills growth and healthy condition. il the decay
and induces growth the hair more positively
discovery also produces pleasant and cooling effect
the scalp and gives the hair pleasant and elegant APP
pearance.
WASHINGTON, August 9Th 1870.
Ma. ARTHUR NiTT,Ns-Dear Sir: do not hesitate TO
say that your Crystal Discovery deserves supcrcce
all other preparations claiming to the growth
my hair Las already resumed its natural shade and has
ceased falling almost entirely. ci"erfulIy recommend
it. Respectfully, MRS ANNIE MOURAIN
RI-Wc call special attention t" the fact that limited
number of trial bottles will he given away gratutolsy
to those wishing try. Ynu will notice that in piirs-
ing this aim is to convince 10y the actual
merits of the article. ARTHUR NATTASS
Inventor and Proprietor
Feb !. lSIl-1y Washington. ID. c.
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FIRE INsURANCE.-The losses paid by
the Fire Insurance Company of York, Pa,
from April 1st to Dec. 3lst, 1870, amounted
to $S1, 1887. The Company's assets are,
cash on hand and invested in United States
Bonds, Railroad Bonds, loans on real estate,
etc, 1886, 1887; and deposit notes amount
ing to $113, 500. Persons wishing to insure
in this Company can be accommodated by
making application at Tile Wig Office.
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NOTICE.
LfTTLETON S. CHOPPER, ET AL
VS..

III inc Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
oRpERED This 9th day Of January. A. D. ISL that
.he sale made and reported by f. A. Ellis Trustee for
inc sale OF tho Real Estate of Kendall s. Cropper de.
ceased lie ratified and confirmed unless cause To the
contrary be shown before the LIST day of April
provided, copy of this order he inserted
newspaper printed in Cecil county, a week for
month before the LIST day of March, next.
The Report states the amount of sales To- be $4,000
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
Irus copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
Jan %, lS7l-lm Clerk
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10 Acres, ; Foods & % So. Perches
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned, having rented hi. farm, will offer at
Public Sale on the premises. Cherry Hill, Cecil
county aryland four miles from Elkton, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of February 1871,
the following stock and farming implements:
Seven head Of good Work Horses. Colt Tl>
years old: ] woke well broken Oxen A<EAXA y
large size; Mich Cows two If which will "
El9SSg3hr in profit soon 10 head of Young Cattle.
AZ ~ from one to five years. good Ok Carts.
49,. twnhurre Wagon aud Hay Rigging. nearly
new pair of large Stone Timber Wheels.
Spring Buckeye Horse Rake. Moving Machine, Cut
ting Box Pows llarrows Cultvators, sets of Wagon
Harness, Collars Brides and various articles herein
mentioned
TERMS or LE:-All sums of $40 AMI under Cash:
all sums above that amount credit of Six Months
will he given. without interest if paid when lur.if
paid when due. interest from date will be charged The
credit payment to he secured 10y Note with approved
security. payable at the National Bank Of Elkton.
This sale l. pcrcmptory: the goois must he sold.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock A.
FRANCIS GREEN.
Feb j. lS.l--n SAMUEL BURNS Auctioneer.
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TTNHE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court of
l. Cecil county will be held tho second TUESDAY
in every month Executors Administrators and Guar
dams wanting their stated will please bring
i'll the vouchers few days before Court
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Nov 80, lS67-y Register.
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tB-We would call the public attention
to the justly celebrated d" Wilmington City
Soap" manufactured by Moore & Bro
1t works like magic! and no good house
keeper who has once used it, will be with
out it.
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PeninSular and State Items.
DELAW ARE.

Governor Ponder has appointed John II.
Paynter, ESQ, of Georgetown, Secretary
Of State.
Postmaster General Creswell has awarded
a contract to Jessup & Moore, for manu-
featuring certain class of paper for the
Department, at $50 ream.
The Mutual Friend says that John H.
APPEL, of Milford, sent huge loaf of bread,
which he called "The Bismark Twist, -
weighing one hundred and fifty pounds, to
the fair lately held in Philadelphia for the
benefit of the widows and orphans of sol
diers killed in the Franco Prussian war
This immense twist was ten feet long, and
took six men to carry it into the Hall where
the fair was held.
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NEU IDT EEIIsEN ENT.S.
Notice to Creditors.

Ills j. I" give n"ti'-, that the subscriber Of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court said
county, letters TrstHn"niN tn" personal rst. Of
CHARLOTTE II MOORE.
late u said ruuty. d"crn-ri Al per~nrs having claims
against the said deceased h"r.ly warned L. ,>hilt
the saline, with thu vouchers Thereof dny authenticated
On or Irf,r- the Eth day # January. 1872:
they otherwise. 10y law. l. rulrl from all benefit
of said estate. All prrsoI~ Indebted IT, said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment the -ul,srri-
her. Given under my lamd This 4th ,tv Of February
ISL Joseph r REYNOLDS
Executor of Chatlutt" II. Moore dee a.
T"~t-REUBEN ID. LAMAR, Register.
Feb !, lS1I-6w
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Price 81 per Box. Six Boxes, IS.

Sold At DR.. MITcHELLs DRUG STORE, Elkton, Nd
BY sending 81 through the Elkton Post Office
have til" Pills sent (confd ntialy by mall TO part
of the country. free OF postage.
Sold asn 10y SMITH & PAINTER, Wilmington: II. N.
BEIcKLEr, Chester. and by s. D. HOWE, Proprietor,
L. 1SIu-ly New York
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ORPHANS, COURT.

For sale by the Ton OF IBuSheI,
AT COOCHES MILLS, BY
Jan y, ls11-lw M. r. BARTON
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
BY virtue of Order Of the Orphans. Court for Cecil
county, the undersigned. Administrator of Hugh
Armour deceased will sell Public Sale at the late
residence Of sail deceased, near North East, on
Monday, the 1871 day Of February, 1871,
the following property:
@3HoRsES: No. |, II gray nare years old
HJIA No. = sorrel mare, 10 years old: No. ), hay
lmare, years old. and good driver <s,sfy,st
ASC1ASi MICH COWS, Attorney stock w ~
and very fine yoke of Oxen; head ofeL--l1z
Young Cattle half Attorney: ] young Bull 1Archy :
rising three years old. of Bailins stock; Shoats.
FARMING lMPLEMES &c.--l two horse W acon
l Family Carriage, Mill Wagon, | Excelsior Reaper and
Hay Rake, Cornsherr, Cutirator, Gang Plow l
Harrow Corn Coverer. Whcelbarrow. Grind.tone l
Beam set Double Harness. set Carriage Harness |
Sleigh and Bells Grain Cradle, Moving Scythes. Saddle
Bride OK iok"s, Ok Chain, Wagon and Plow Harness
Shovels Rakes Forks Hoes, Maui and Wedges lot of
Barrels and Meat Casks.
Hay and Straw by the ton: l6 Acres of Wheat in the
ground.
H0J SEllOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE-I Cook
Stove and Fixtures. Beds rtSteadS lot of Carpetinr
Settse and Cover and other articles too tedious to men
ton
TERMS OF SALE.-AlI sums of Twenty Dollars and
under. cash: on all sums Twenty Dollars "a credit
of Six Months will be given, the purchaser giving Note
with approved security. payable the National Bank
of Ektun with interest if not paid when dine
Sale to commence at II O'Clock A N.
X. L. THOMAS :.
Administrator of Hugh Armour deceased.
SAHL Burns, Auciionecr. FEB L. Is7l-1w
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4NfU -4DJERiISEMENI'S,
Meeting of the School Board.

The School Commissioners III meet 81 their orc. in
Elkt'n on Tuesday l4rh inst. !. SpIIER,
FEB J, lSIl-2w Secretary.
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Port Deposit Branch Railroad.
"hila., vii. & Bait. Railroad.
Trio inc lava North FoSt Statiop fnllnu-c
Phila. T. Baltimore Central R.R.
CHANGE OF HOUR.

On an after Monday, October g. 1870, Trains will run
follows:
LEAVE PIIILA DELPIlIA. from Depot of p. ". &
T. r. r.. Broad street AMI Washinst
For Port Deposit at 4 NJ. and 40 pm. For Oxford
at A. NJ. 40 and PM, wednesdays and Saturdays
only at 80 Pm. For Clluls Ford and Chester Greek
X. r. at AMI 10 A 80 and p. NJ. wednesdays
and Saturdays only AT 30 p. NJ Train leaving Phil
adelpha connects at Port Deposit for Baltimore
Trains leaving Philadelphia at N. and IA n,
Pert Deposit 925 A. N. Oxford COS 4. NJ, connect
Chald's Ford junction with the Wilmington and Read
ing Railroad
LEAVE FOR PHILADELPIIt-
Fort cposit,................ 925 and p I'm
ION arrival OF trains from Baltnlurcl
RowIai!dsNll 9,1 AN and I'D
ttlurA S"m An AMI loo pm
RISING SiH,.......,.......... 10 AN and ati2 Pm.
Oxford. Cos and 1850 M
LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE
Rowlanlsville ........... n52 Pm
ln3I IN
Passengers are allowed to take wearing apparel only
$ Baggage. and the Company will in any ease hc
resi- onsihlc for al amount exceeding hundred dol
lars, unless special contract is made 10: the same
HENRY WOOD.
oct ), 1870 General Superintendent.
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ty-The Wilmington CHy Soap" chal-
leuges the world to beat it. 1t is pure,
harmless, beautiful and effective article,
warrented to do all claimed for it. The
whole country is beginning to appreciate
its superiority. Moore & Bro, manufac-
turerS
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REAL EST IyE

RI II Il f.,Sf Il TIE.
PUBLIC SALE OF"
REAL ESTATE.
PhIad IIhin, will sell Al r1i'ir sal "r
,S"turdry, tic M dy IF Et5r""yH 1871,
at til" Hotel of John A Th"glso" + 1T Erio,I VI III
N-~A ME Geo
situated in Tia" 1t Election District Of Cred county. MI
miles from Port Deposit. the public road I'uiin;
from R"wanjsvile t. Battle Swamp. consisting Of
80 ACRES OF LAND.
OF first IA y: Il acres of which heavily tmI"r"
The improvements are good and ~u sHntinl .a-ss9a
Fran" dwelling: Barn. WAGON. Corn sud l17!5tl5
Cick"n House; all in good irptir Thrrr tiisir1
two Springs 81 rNc"ymt water thu dwell l.-4Essl
ing, and Pump al III" barn. Their" app" urrnal
III bearing. and clI"C" Fruits of other kind.
Ill" Farm Is well adapted Tor Dairy T.l' X farm.
H9-Any further information reference To said pro-
perry can hc iE"i previous To sl" by calling al
dressing the subscribers al lNn AMI Carpenter
Streets, Philadelphia J,-. X. Thomas. Wuo,ltwn,
Cecil county. Nd.
THE TERMS are very accommodating. and viii bo
iIa'r I" suit purchaser
sale 10 cummI"nc" at o'clock
JACOB Il THOMAS
'S"- e. hiNnMN, Auc'i"%""r. Jan y. lS1l-4w
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No. l. LADY HOFFMAN, \ bright bay mare. : years
old kind and gentle to all kinds of harness. and spen
did driver. No. .. MAJOR dark gray horse 8 year,
old thoroughly broken, fine driver, and promises speed
No. ). MAGGIE, bay mare, 9 years old Of excellent
qualities perfectly gentle to all kinds of harness fin,
driver. and splendid brood mare. No. l. POLLY. bay
10 old good driver perfectly safe for
or Child with foal No. 5. LUCY, large sorrcl mare
10 years old, fine driving, draft farm with foal
No. g. PET, chestnut sorrel years old fine driver
and perfectly gentle to anything. No. I. DOCTOR.
sorr horse years old excellent farm and draft horse
No. s. BARNEY, bay horse 10 years old, excellent
farm and draft horse No. g. FRANK, bay colt year.
Old of good stock and fine promise. No TO- SAM bay
colt year old, well grown very fine stock. No. II and
II. pair lnrg" SORREL MULES. 10 and II years old
good for either farm draft purposes of splendid quail
ties. No. H. BAY COLT, year old. good stock and
very finely grown. No. H. GEORGE gray horse :
years old excellent fIrm, draft and driving horse.
FL HEAD of FINE CATTLE
10 of which are prime Mich Cows some with calves
by their sides: others coming in profit Yoke of
fine large red Oxen years old thoroughly broken
Yoke of pretty Steers coming old. red and
white. matching beautifully. The balance consisting of
One, Two and Three Years Old.
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A NEcKTIE HoP.-The Middletown IN.
" Erening Press, of last week, publishes
the following, under the caption" The
First of the Kind -
"The Bachelors are getting up an extra
time for Friday evening of this weeks
calico neck tie hop. Each lady wears 3
calico dress, and brings, in a closed envel.
ope, necktie of the same goods as hel
dress. These are then drawn from Il box
by the gentlemen, who each become en-,
gagged for certain number of dances tc
the young lady whose dress corresponds
with their respective neckties.''
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WHAT NEXT with the February num-
Der of The Aldine just received, is a chrome
entitled "Ducks,' splendid copy of an
oil painting by an eminent Dusseldorf
artist, fully equal for its size g by 10 inches)
to any chrome ever published. The marvel
is that this oil chrome was printed on
? Campbell press. The art of printing has
surely made long stride, when fine oil
painting can be initiated so closely that it
would require critical eye to detect the
difference. This number contains eight
elegant illustrations, as follows: Dante at
the River Dore; Hon. George Opdyke; AS
Hen Gathereth her Chickens under her
Wings; A Waterfall in Norway, LARSON
The Stolen Child, Fl. W. Schesinger;
Somnolence, Leroux; Christine Nillson
The Modern Joshua, Frank Beard. The
literary contents of Tile Aldine are well up
with the first periodicals of the day, while
its fine Typography and charming illustra-
lions are far ahead of any other publication
in the country. We are rejoiced to learn
that the enterprise which gives to the
country so chaste and beautifully monthly
is meeting it's reward, and that the pub,
fishers have found it necessary to issue
second edition of the January number to
supply the increasing demand. Terms:
$3.50 per year, with chrome "Ducks;"
specimen copies, by mail, post paid, 25 cts.
Special prospectus and circular to those
wishing to canvass or get up clubs will be
mailed on application to the publishers,
JAMES SUTTON Il Co., % Liberty Street,
New ork.
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FOR RENT.

STORE HOUSE, opposite the Court House. in Elkton
location and rooms equal 10 in the town Possess
given on the 18th March ensuing. Apply To
b. F. MAY Baltimore.
or r. z. EWING. Elkton.
Feb l. 1S1l-2m
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Farming Implements, sc.

3 good Farm Wagons, nearly new, l with Iron Axle
with All excellent Hay Rigging and l with a Wood
Rigging: 3 Ok Carts, broad wheel small cart for
breaking Young oxen: Carriages, splendid German
town. for either or horses; l Shifng-Top Buggy in
good repair, nearly . Seighs and Bells: two
horse Power, with Thrasller and Shaker. nearly new
tCash"- n'ake:) good Grain Fan Cornshcller Spring
I""th Rake " heat Reapers q Dorsey SelfRakc and
Nanny III good order; Moving Machines q a Clipper
In splendid condition. and Buckeye, in good orer)
Wheat Drill in good order; Double and Single Stage
Lead and Carriage Harness. in complete order; Plow
clears. llaltrrs Lines Ropes &C. Saddle Collars Brides
kc Plows a Steel Plow ) pairs Twn-I arrows
heavy Drag Harrow Cultivators, Hoes Forks Rakes
AMI numerous other farming implement tedious to
mention: together with lot of CARPENTERS TOOLS
large lot of prime LAY by the ton. Clover Seed
Turnips, Corn, Wheat and Oats by the biishcl.
IL VERY FINE SHOATS,
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of SIS and uuler cas,, q.
on al sums over that amount credit of Nine Months
will he given. the purchaser giving his Note with an
proued security free ct Interest if paid maturity if
not interest will he added from day of sale The mr.
chaser's Note made payable at his nearest Bank tho
necessary blanks having been procured.
No postponement on account of weather.
fS~Salc to commence at precisely o'clock AN
V. S. CALEB.
D. H. ASH Anctionecr Feb T. 1S11-2w
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N0AL Of superior quality, for sale by
" JOHN PARTRIDGE
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
TIL" subscriber will offer at PUBLIC SALE. on
MONDAI, tile eth day Of February, 1871,
at the Hotel of John A. Thompson. in Port Dep sit
a TRACT OF LAND.
Called "URBANA, containing
10 Acres, 3 Foods & % So. Perches
situated about two miles from Port Deposit on the road
leading to Rrwlsudsvillc.
The improvements consist Of gnnd FRAME Ia.
HOUSE. Frame Barn Stable Shedding, etc. "a 1sslBH
good Well of water at the kitchen door. Good ~ M
fencing. rsssAs1l
The land is rich and would make an elegant TRUCK
place.
TERMS AT SALE. Sale to commence al o'clock.
For further particulars inquire Of
WN. NJ L0AG,
Feb l. lS7l-ts Port Deposit.
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4 NOAL.-
~ The Celebrated Baltimore Company Coal for Fam
lily Use, on hand and for, ale. d. SCOTT BRO
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~ l." YORK Safety Steam Power "a
>'.'ln fh%Inrs. with and without cuf-, and 80.
'"'i safety steam Boilers. built in pantit, i .ncri 4
machinery send for circular u CnTtIauit tr,.t \ y
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GH0IRS s.: Ct e: T. i: !: $: s:
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&. Ii. ROGERS,

No. 1913 Market Street, Philadelphia,
DEALER
CLOVER. TIMOTHY, ORCHARD and HERD GRASS
SEEDS. Usage ORANGE SEED. EARLY POTATOES
and SEED OATS. Also manufacturer Of the most
approved STRAWBERRY CRATES AMI BASKETS.
Feb / lS-l-:;M.
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m ENUlNE NOR WAY OATS

u H ana ALSlhE CLOE Err Sample ia, kaye. .t<r
W lEEL t. all F,rHrrs: also !, r,,y If the 4lJEEI
\. 'AN Sro X JOURNAL. 10y cj,rlosiru st,InI /,
y. y. N-1-L Z :. I.rk..-nr.. Cl--t-r r..nl..-.
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FTNHlS Is NO LUMBCG, o.
Il BY sending Do CENTS within.
height color Of eyes and hair you will receive by
mail correct picture If your future husband 81 wi
with and date Of marriage Address " Env ~
~ = al
THE MAGIC COMB r rl s ss BEAR !, so@ssa
- i'ht n'rk or Drown. 1t ccn'aiiss D, poison One
conn sem ny NAL Tor H. nesisse sup Lied at reduced
rates. Address VIM. Patton ffe,ts., S.. rinaiaib NJ
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TRUSTEES SALE

by virtnc Of Decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county. sitting i'll thanc"ry, passed in causr No l49
Chnnccry Docket No = the undersigned as TRUSTEE
Will offer at P;,uc Sale ON
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NEU REFRESHMENTS.

: : ) :
TO |liE WORKING CLASS We ARE n"N TT, -sI,.l
' i"il-n TO-! o., .--"- w'JiI rnu>t,uI rmIl'N ni'nt II
M''- ''- N''" 81 He fInr Tor Tia" spar i".uri!'
i'-'h-., NV. IT, .ai profitable. Pr-.u- If r:,r
s'N t''! earn IrnN ~. 10 :" per ~ ain. aud pr
l"'"' - si - '"''Hir- th"r "hu, iiuIc tu the u-i-
-, ny 'ii' -.t'- rafn h.iy iiiU-ii Us IIcu.
' It" MO- 80" 'n' h"t'"e Htty >,Ir ,,Ir lidr,~-. r,i
'esI 'ir business. So ntakn the uuMrail, , or, =
" - AZ MOI welt satisfied III -,d 81 f., ,, t
th' ir'n!'" of writing. FuI In,rticunr, :, ,,I,i III.
sample which Will u To- vun,ui"Ir. work ON anal . ,,,y
W LIE flOPLES LilnMY tnNP, NIoN-,u. Of RI.
am '>f ltni'N 'w~lHprr> EYER pubIi-hr,l--,J
.rnr re- ~ mail Reader. If s'u w,ut permanent
lr"itnii'. work. ghlr,.>> ~ ~
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BoYs.-They are hard on clothes. They
have no idea of being respectable, and if
you put new suits on them to-day, they
will soil them or tear them tomorrow. It
takes fortune to clothe them, and -.
Hold on, mother! not if you clothe them
at Wanamaker & Browns Oak Hall, where
boys clothing is made durable as well as
pretty, and sold very, very cheap.
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D\cIFIC GU.No CoMP,xY's
L Capital 81 ,OoO0nNA
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO

Jan ~. l>1l-iw
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE Insurance
COMPANY OF YORK, PA.-This Company
is one of the best Mutual Companies in the
country. The business of the Company is
conducted in the most prompt and accurate
manner, and losses paid without litigation
or delay. Applications for insurance left
at The Wig office, forwarded, and the pol
icies procured, without further cost or
trouble to persons desiring to insure prop
erty in the COmpany
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8 O'CLOCK.

MATCH FREE and $40 day sure and no hum
w bug Address LATTA & Co. Pittsburgh. p, IN
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situated in til" 1th Election District Of Cred comfy
miles from Port Deposit. ON the public road lea
from k liiIllsNllln E.LIfI SAAI
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-03-02

FARMERS CREED We believe in
small farms and thorough cultivation.
We believe the soil loves to eat rs
well as the owner, aud ought, therefore,
to be well manured.
We believe in going 20 The bottom Of
things, and, therefore, ia deep plough-
ing, and enough of it, All the better
if it be subsoil piow.
We believe id large crops which lesve
land better than they found it, making
both the farm and farmer rich at once.
We believe that every farm should
own good farmer.
We believe that the fertilizer Of any
soil is spirit Of industry, enterprise
and intelligence--without these, lime,
gypsum, aud guauo, will be of little use.
We believe 10 good fences, good farm
houses, good orchards, and children
enough to gather the fruit.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-03-02

DEoDoRIEISo NIaHT SoiL.--Mr. J
Shull spoke us follows before the farm.
er's club at Little Falls, New..Y ork. on.
this subject For the purpose Of
securing those wastes, have adopted
an easy aud cheap process, by the use
Of tubs /; in form and of the size of a
common butter frkin. faring at the top.
and placed under the seat 10 the closet.
These tubs have covers, 10 be placed
over them when the contents are to be
removed, and handles placed on either
side for carrying. Plaster is freely used
while the wastes are accommodating. to
take up the ammonia and render il in
offensive. Dry earth or muck is said to
have the same effect as plaster in
deodorizing it. The contents, whenever
emptied, are Immediately covered With
plaster, and we'll worked through with a
hoe, till they are completely absorbed
by the plaster, when il can be shoveled
into barrels, ready for use There is no
more difficulty experienced ID handling
this preparation than 10 the handfins of
super phospbates.