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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-13
coMafERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

Exports.
Nrw YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-10
haUs sea island cotton, 852 bales upland cotton,
20 tcs rice, 21 bales domesttcS and goods, Ssl
pigs oil cake and meal 8a bundles paper, % Pegs
BALTIMoRE-Per schr Emma G Edwards-Sof
tons phosphate rock. Per schr Jno Slusman-
1876, 600 Ieet flooring boards and planks.
The CharIeston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, Marcn IL 1871
CoTToN.-This article maintained oun ahu
uuiet asaect, with moderate inquiry Inc mafAet N
showing no marked change. Sales ABOUT SO
bales, say "A at COX, 12 at q, at 2lH, 81 at SiH
sata1x. 1888 at 21x, 20 at Elk, at %, and 50 on
private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ......@ gMH
Low mtddhng............'.. ai 21go1H
Mddnng..... ...... ''.'.' 'o,|sSN< -
Strict middling. g.............. .....'Il "
R1oR.-This grain was In good request at nrmer
rates. Sales about 100 tierces Of clean Carohna'
av 40 t,erces at &c. ss at sx, Is on private terms.
we quote common to fair at 76@se, good sh9
sXc p fb.
N.vI1, sroREs.-There were no sales reported.
FsBIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct noml-
nal on uplands nominal on sea islands; via New
York, xd on uplands, Id on sea islands; BY SAL,
slsaxd on uplands, on sea Islands nominal. To
Hayre- on uplands Coastwise-to New Iork oy
steam &c on uplands and 1c on Sea islands; 81 .
fierce On rice; by sail nc 2 b on cotson:-
fierce on rice; 4ec p barrel on rosin; So 2 on
1umser; $40 q N on timber. TO Boston, by sail
;Kc n b on upland cotton; rosIn &c; resawed
stun SO 5o@lo so; phosphate $5@5 so. To ProVi-
dence, by sail 50 q II ON boards, Hc p fb on
cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New York rates.
To Phila aelphia, by steam xc a fb on uplands;
by san, sBR II on boards; 50 5o@1o on timber; 50
per ton On clay, and ssa$s so on phosphates- 10
Baltimore, by steam Xc p n by soil, ss 6o(07
N on boards; ss@s so on timber; So as y
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In DC.
nsud by our merchants to take lumber lrelghts
ftom Georgetown, 8. O., Dsrlen and satlla hlVer'
Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and slo@l2 q II are the rates on lumber and
boards.
EXCHANGE 90 day bills 1sHSleH.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaB.-The banks purchase
spht checks on New York at u or to par, and sell
at 4 premium.
GoLp.-1e@11..
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, March IL.
The Daily Bulletin says: Prices generally remain
t1rm and INDEED for very choice goods some little
advance Ia asked The demand also is fair, but not
quick, and seldom exceeds the known wants Of
fhe regular trade. Saes OF 10 tcs Carolina at 8x
aoo and 2n0 bags RaDgoon at oXa7Hc.
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Wtlmineton Market. e

WILMINGTON, March II.
.Sprerrs-Msrket quiet. no sales reported.
RosIN.-Sales Of So ubis at So for No and 81
for low pale. ~ ,,,+s so,os y,
.,o Hhio ar "a rs for hard and IS IS for yellow dip
; ~ TAK.sSslss Of 70 bbls at 81 rs per bb!.
CorTON.-2 bales sold at 2le.
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BROKERAGE.

"
From and after this date, the undersigned will
do business as COTTON AND PRODUCE BRO.
KERs, and will give special attention to all
orders entrusted to their care.
MOTTET, HUCHET & CO.,
No. Adger's Wharf.
Charleston, s. c., lst March, 1872.
mchl-fmw6
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Medicines
FRENCH, ENGLISH. GERMAN AND
AMERICAN.

FOUNTAIN sYRINGEs, the best and most con
venient for general use.
Also, every other kind Of Syringe known In the
market.
Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder
Braces, Abdominal Belts, Physicians Saddle.
Bags, Physicians Pccset-O Gases, Elastic Stockings
and Medicine Chests.
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Valuable Hints for Farmers.


TIE following valuable hints for farmers
are ronorta1 for tho bsnelis ne tho ro,,lers
W, n ~. ~ n -, - Wy
Oh '''e 'Aso'''N''V Ai''uVNf%
PFAcH CutruRE.- frait trees should
be well worked, if you woad have yoar
trees healthy, and your fruit perfect -
That grea, enemy OF our fruit, the enrculio.
is now proving mon the peach as we'll as Ia,
plum Toremedy the evil turn your sheep
and hogs into your peach and apple or
charis. They viii eat the falling fruit,
and thus destroy the eurculioi which, fleh
TO itself, will come ont Of the fruit and go
down. into the earth, and come forth,
next season, in increased numbers, to re
new its dcpredatious.
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2nhIit Attairs.



Washington correspondent has pre-.
pared the following epitome Of stamp taxes
abolished by section 80 of the new tax law,
which takes effect on October LIST:
TO EE ABOLISHED.
Contracts for insurance against accidental
injuries.
AiidgNits.
All agreements or contracts or renewals
Of the same.
Appraisements, of value or damage, or
for aEy other purpose
Assignments, ola lease, mortgage, policy
oiinsurag ee, or anything else.
Bills OF Exchange, foreign, inland, letters
OF credit, or anything Of that kind now
taxed by stamps.
Bills of lading, aud receipts, in the
Uuiied States, or for anywhere else.
Bills Of sale, of any kind.
Bonds otiaiem MITIGATION, Of any kind.
Bond administrator or guardian, or any.
thing that has the name OF bond in it, aud
now taxed by stamps.
Brokers notes.
Certificates ofm ,aSurement Of anything!
Certificates OF stock, profits, damage,
deposit or any other kud oil certificates now.
taxed by stamp.
Charter, or It's renewal, or a charter party
Of any kind.
All contracts or agreements.
\ Conveyance, any part OF tho work of con
yeying.
Endorsement Of any negotiable or not
negotiable instrument.
Entry, for consumption, warchousing or
withdrawal.
CANCERS returns.
Insurance policies; contracts, tickets,
renewals, &c., life, marine inland and
fire
Lease All through the lease list is abol.
ished
Legal documents. Writ or other process,
confession ut judgment, coguoVit, appeals,
warrants, sc, tsrs OF administration, les
tameulayy, &c.
Manifest at Custom House, or any where
else, or for any purpose.
Mortgage, Of any kind
Passage ticket, 70 any place in the world,
Pawner's checks.
Power Of attorney for ANY purpose.
Probate orwil, OF any Kind.
Promjssory note for anything.
Protest of any kiad.
OMIT claim decd.
Receipt. Now generally exempt, and if
included IN present law in Any case will be
hereafter exempt.
Sheriff S return.
Trust deed.
Warehouse receipt.
Warrant Of attorney.
NgighOr rctara, OF any character
RETAINED
The tax Off cents on checks, drafts and
orders, is all ut schedule y that is retained.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29
Row to Grow Strawberries.

In spring | prepare the ground for n
crop OF early poGstoes, manuriug il so as to
grow that old crop well. Work the pota
toes well, keeping them clear Of weeds.
When the crop comes or / give light
coating Of manure, pillow the ground deep,
pick oil weeds, etc, harrow and level it
W II. ! then line cut the rows three feet
apart, 90 10 the nursery bed with tlat box
or basket, liii the plants with Lall Of earth,
and carry them to the ground prepared for
planting. a boy goes before with a garden
trowel, digs the holes about four inches
deep, sixteen inches apart in the row,
Immediately before the planter ; he fills each
hole with water; the planter drops in tho
plant and covers the root with dry earth.
pressing lightly. BY 50 doing, no matter
how hot and dry the weather may be, |
never fail to have full crop the next
season and that is as much as you can
have by spring planting. prefer potatoes
as crop, as tue ground is thereby well
cleaned. l generally plant all thro the
month Of August. l set oat,on an average.
5000 plauts every season. 1t is very
tedious, but it will pay. If | had not
plants of my own, | would purchase few
hundred in the spring, manure the ground
and work them well, picking off the stems
before they bloom. They will have made
good plants by August.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

Nav EscfASD FAgNs.-The relurnes Of
the Massachusetts Bareiu ofla5or Statistics
show that the cash value Of farms in that
State has decreased nearly seven millions
OF dollars within the past ten years. Taxes
are heavy there. Labor is scarce and
costly. The young men of Massachusetts
find little encouragement to STAY homo and
work upon farms which yield but a small
profit for the most arlaoas labor, when
they can End 50 much more inviting acids
in the West OF tho farm lsborers Ia that
State only oDe.hilh are native born-all
the rest are foreigners, principally Irish
and French Canadians. Mlny ofthe farms
are passing into tho hands Of persons Of
foreign birth who are content with profits
which are entirely inadequate to the desires
OF tho more enterprisiug Descendants of III 3
pnritans. Bat then, on the other hand. ihe
manufacturing interest was was never So
nomishingin New England as it nov IS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

MoIAssEs ron CArYiE.-Of eli possible
occasional additions 10 the ordinary fsel
Of inilch cows, u. Focking Of Dirsoh-
auerielde finds that none has so marked an
effect IN increasing The yield OF milk as
common molasses- The quantity given by
him TO each COW was hail litre daily, and
the consequent increase N tie yield Of
milk varied from q half iilre to one liire
per cow at times when decrease 10 about
the same amount is ordinarily looked for,
viz, ia tie four % eight weeks halhfe
ealying. At other periods lie Increase was
greater, cGfe,fs pasitns Tie cost Of each
portion WIS less tlan h penhy--fhe article
being procured IN balk from . aeigahor.ag
sugnr mandatory. The mode ef giving ii
TO the cows was b. mixing il with their
rape cake in water.
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Important Experiment IN Chicken
Raising.


The following results Of careful ovpari
ment in the raising of chickens, aud the
neutrality-suspicious. thereto, furnished
hy a correspondent, will be Interesting to
all readers of the Democratic Idrucgic, who
wom raise fowls for market expecting to
make the business proiHblei
An experiment with thirty hens and one
rooster, was tried for sixty days as also a
rooster, with six hens for the same length
oftimc, TO see what would be the efec. as a
matter Of fact IN the processes of breeding
fowls, and To ascertain the effect upon tic
embIy1 IN the egg. ale. the expiration Of
sixty days in the W. los OF fJgs, which
ofclursa were not allowed to communicate
with each other, nor any other fowls.
tbs result a5certsiacd was this, that at
the expiration otthe sixty days the embryo
in the eggs OF the six hens was found to be
double the size of those OF the thirty hens.
aud thSL but few OF the eggs hatchal ia the
settings ottho heas among the thirty fowls,
while nearly every one OF tho egg, were
hatehed from those obtained from the six
hens and the yig1r or Strength ot the
chickens Of those OF the six hens at the
time Of their hatcujng was fully equal to
those from the hatchings Of the thirty hens
when o weel, Oil.
1t will be necessary only to state that
neither OF these lois OF fowls were confined
bat had large range, ana we're tho result
0t the breeding Of fowls that hal beea kept
Ia the same manner Tor aserins of generations
neither had they been drl,utrlal hg
brce ling ii anil ia but with reference TO the
production oil heaithtll aud vigorous btOJds
% chickens.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

General Grant and Mr.. Gladstone arc
both relieved. Tie ArJItrators at Geneva
have decided that tho claims for conse.
quential damages are not before them, and
We are semi Officially assured that tue
Government at Washington gracefully sub
mits TO the decision. So the Treaty has
finally escaped the middle into which it
was plunged. That Artful Dodger, Mr.
Bancroft Davis, finds hi5crafty interpretations
fang scornfully out Of the case, and a
prompt adjudication of the Direct Claims
seems now not only possible bat probable.
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sslttt gmtr.
THE DINNER HORN.

o, the sailor loves the saunding sea,
Aud the winds that wildly blow
And the hird-songs in the greenwood tree,
The poet loves, know
For ne, love the song to hear
OF the lark at early morn;
But the sweetest sound to the farmers ear
Is the song Of the DiaHer HaTai
battle march for the soldier free
Ur the call Of the trumpet clear;
And the rapid tramp of cavalry
The soldier loves TO hear.
But sweet to the farmer, wearied soul
While he piows the rustling corn,
Il the sound that comes in the noontide lnll--
his the song OF the Dinner Horal
o, the cavalier loves nj twilight's hour
To hear bis beloved sing;
And the lady loves, as shs sits in her bower,
The sound of The sweet harp's string.
But, bark TO those notes through the fields
and groves.
And through the meadows borne
It's the song of al songs the farmer loves
'Ts the sdng OF the Dianer Horai
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

Tnfasr ANb CoLD W6rra IsiunfSc
CArrLE.-A dairyman of Holland Patent
~ T., writes to the Utica Hcrall that one
day last March WIS 50 rough With rain, sleet
and Wind, that his COWS wopll not 20 70 wa
ter-ihc Watering place being about thirty
rods from the barn, ahd not very good
place atshat The uextday, thosethal ala
not get water the day before, we're very ilIirs-
y and drank heaaiiy % gay c,tk lCafs.; aad
during the day two OF them ah0rtod He
thinks the cold water canse.l them to abort.
and in confederation OF this Theory he refer1
To- caae Of q loMnsnan who had eighteen
cows abrT. after having boon deprived Of
water iwo or three days, a6d then ALLOWING
them 10 drink an thsy woul.
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Dental Notice.

DR. GEO. S. FOCKE, Dentist, offers biz
services at his Office,
wcslminstor-oyery Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday,
Emmittshurg- Fourth Wednesday Afternoon
till Thursday Afternoon.
Mcchanicstown-Fou Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Rocky RiIge-First Wednesday Afternoon
Double Pipe Greek First Thuudly,
Midjeburg First Friday.
Unioutown-Secoud Wednesday Afternoon.
fancy town-Sceoud Thursday Afternoon 4
FRIDAY.
Union Byidgo-Tbird wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Wiudsor-Third Thursday Afternoon
aud Friday Forenoon. feb %.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

An Episcopalian is Of opinion that three
tour,hs Of the Episcopaliaus in Baltimore
are High Church. lie considers that the
difference between High aud Low Church
consists in the former attaching greater
Importance to the Saeraments thnn the
Low Church people do; thus High Church
holds that in the Sacrament Of Tho Lords
supper, there Is the real presence, while
Low only regard itas memorial. RtuaIisn
differs maiaiy from High and Low Church
IN its attention 10 elaborate ceremony.
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NOTICE.

VBfllE undersigned hereby gives notice
4 that he has been appointed General
Agent Of the Carroll County Fire Insurance
Company. All persons desiring to insure
property (cither real or personal,) in this
Company, will please address the Agent at
Westminster, Nd, all communications will
receive prompt attention.
JOHN 7. DlFFENBAUGH,
aug 25-tf Agent.
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AGH0ULruAL SFlrisrIcs.-T forth
eomi1g report Of the Department Of Agr
eailure gives the following general Summary
Of the Numbers Of acres planted, the guam
liiy raised aud the aggregate yalae OF the
principal crops Of the United States during
1871: Indian corn, ai,uJl, i87 acres,
yielding 99l 80 900 bushels, worth S4fs,.
215, $40. Wheat, l9,g4S, 1913 acres, Yield
ing $50, 1872, 100 bushels, worth 52JJ,4lI,.
$50, Oats, 8, 3jJ,SJJ acres, yielding 30,
7i8, 00j bushels, worth 5l02, j70,U 3U. Pc.
tatoes, 30, yl2 acres, yielding 10, Ijl, 100
bushels, worth $7l,S56.G7l. Barley J.,
III, 1865 acres, yielding %, 49, 500 bushels,
worth S2I,5ii,71. Rye, ,O63, 53l acres,
yielding 10, 800, so bushels, worth Sells,
64G, Bnckwheat, 4l3,9l5 acres, yielding
S,82S, 700 bushels, worth Sc, 800, 25S. These
seven crops furnish q total Of GG,282. 1853
acres, yielding l,Gl9, 237, 500 bushels, worth
$685., 1872, III. There we're 8jG, 7J1 acres
planted in tobacco, which yielded 2i3 lgG.-
100 ponds worth So, 00l ,42l The hay
crop was cut from Il, OO9, 0j2 acres, and
yielded y, 239 400 tons, worth S35l,7l7,.
OBS. The cotton crop amounted 10 g.
100, 90 bales, worth sos, 252, sG3
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
CuAs. BIELrNGsLEA, ID. I'd. 81,
.. MEREREN WELLER,
DENT ISTS.
OGcs Westminster, No., % door Vest ef
Farmers and Mechanics Bank,

yHVAKE pleasure in informing their friends
l and the public generally that having
increased their facilities for business, they
arc at all times prepared TO perform any
operations in operative or mechanical Den
tistry.
Fill Sets Of Teeth, so, Sl5, and 500
Pure Nit. Ok. Gas, on hand at all times
Dir. c. Billinrslea will continue to visit
the following places;
Union Blidgc.-lst Wednesday in every
month, --rcmaining until Friday afternoon.
NsB y iBdsor-2nd Wednesday in every
month,
JaioHiopn. r. 81 Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday afternoon.
GapeytoUn- Fridayin every month, re-
naming until the Wednesday following.
j. MERlKEN WELLER will visit Ne.
chanicstowh 2nd Wednesday Of eycsy month,
remaining until Friday noon.
jan lS,-ly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

FlnRvsrEns. The New York Herald, has
an article showing recent activity among lho
CabaRs in New York, and mysterious
departures 10 twes aud threes for Southern
cities, SIS hundred men, it is claimed, are
Gu route for Cuba, in three expeditions,
With full supplies Of arms and Ammunition.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

The United States Government having
instructed its agent and Consul ut Geneva
that it did not seek money award for the
indirect losses, but only the establishment
of principle, it is plainly aunou leed that
the difficulties in regard to the indirect
c laims are definitely settled. Though the
Court has not formally announced its
decision, it is known TO have determined
against the admission of the disputed, are
satisfied. When the Rrbitrators meet again
It's sittingi win most likely be public.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

Tho Barmese Embassy, which recently
landed in England, brought costly presents,
among which was magnificent bracelet Tor
Queen Victoria, the gold Of which weighs
seven pounds. She can't wear il on all
occasions, but it will do when she vents TO
lay q heavy ha1d on som sbody.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

The Aasriraa AgrfcailHist gives the
number Of kernels ia basbel OF wheat as
CSC, 100 equally spread over an acre Of
ground this would make the kernels lie
llttio over three inches from each other, or
give aboat ten square iuctes to each kerr
mel
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

The Faeifc Rural Press snys take a
large head Of cabbage, strip Oft the outer
leaf, and slip OF The bud found at the root
Of the leaf Take this bud and simply set
il il rich dirt, ike any other plaat. The
result viii be ine growth Of early cabbage
plants with heads, lar err and s0under than
can be raised il the ordinary way.n
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NOTICE
10 the Soldiers Of War OF 1912.

GONGRESShaying passed an Act, grant.
" ing pension Of eight dollars monthly,
duringife, to the Soldiers Of the War oflSi2
and their widows, aud whereas the under
signed is in possession Of On accumulated
amount ofevidence which may be necessary
in such cases, he therefore offers to attend
promptly TO the collection Of said pension,
for all who may see proper to intrust the
same to him.
JAS. BLIZZARD,
Clerk TO the County Commissioners for
Carroll county. Gao~Ollice at the Court
House, Westminster, Nd. feb 23-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

A gentleman, near Ksokuk, Ia, has
colony Of 1853 hives Of bees lie sold last
year 1000 pounds OF honey, and 500
worth Of bees. He cul,iyates 80 acres with
spceisl refescsco 10 llle wants 81 tie bees.
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rIonr. Grain nnd Feed


nF all kinds, always on hand aud dely.
" cred free Of additional charge, by
ID. W. lIOUCk,
feb 9 Iloucksyille, Md.
ROUND PLASTER in barrels and
VI bags, Pure Bono, ground, in barrels
aud bags, Rhodes Super Phosphate, the
standard manure; Moro Phillips Phosphate
Of Lime, r. Zoll 4 Sons Ammonia,ed Bone
Phosphate, 0rchilla Guano and Soluble
Ammoniated Souh Sea Guano, Vim.
Whitelock Il Co.'S Bone Phosphate and
Whitclock' Cercalizcr always on hand aud
sold at the lowest market price
d. W. HOUCK,
feb IS Houcksyillo, Md.
HTAMS, Sides aud Shoulder Bacon,
HI Pork and Beef. always ON hand.
Clover and Timothy Seed, all new crop,
warranted pure.
Sailed Fish, Shad, Mackcrcl and Her
riugs Fine and Ground Alum Salt in large
and small bags; Jacob Richards make Of
White Flint Corn llominy.
d. W. H0UCK,
feb Houcksylie, Md.
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fArcr.--l oaoe cared mare affected
with iarcy, BY simply bathing the affected
part two or three times day with sour but
tefmilk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

DERFUMERIEs and choice Toilet Powders
L and Soups, at
mar 80 Liggsi & BsetsabaugR's.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-29

There IS no product or the earth that
pays more literally than the grape Wac.
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WEST END
jill ELDY STORE.

ID ESpECTFULLY informs the citizens
H. Of Carroll county and vicinity, that he
Is constantly receiving new and beautiful
goods from New York, consisting Of
WATCHES, either Amer. -, I'M
lean or Foreign Sterling .rsJ ~;
Silver Ware, Plated Ware, GLs-sSs D.
Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c, Rings Of all
patterns. Watches repaired in the best
manner end warranted. Silver and Gold
Plating done with promptness and dispatch.
Sewing Machines OF every make on hand /;
also repairing done.
Give me call as am determined to
sell. june 0.
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NRhkE'S Plantation Bitlers, Hostel.
IL ter's Celebrated Stomach Biuers,
Lmgar Bitters, a sure Cholera preventive,
Dr.. Hoohuul's German Tonic. Schenck' 5
Seawccd Tonic for the cure Of Dyspepsia;
Or. Hoohand's Celebrated German Biltcrs,
Vinegar Bi,tcrs, new and great discovery;
Misther's Herb Bilters, Clotworth's Orien
tai Tonic Bllers DR.. Wistars Bulsnm Of
Wild Cherry, Hampton's Tiucmre, DR..
Jayne's Alternative, llelmbold's Extract Bn-
chu, Dr. Jayne's ESpcctorant, Wolf Arc.
matte Schedam Schuapps, Genuine Med
ical Cud-liycr Oil. Jayues Carmuntiyc
BaIsam, McHcIlip's Cholera and DiArrhna
Syrup, Shriner's Cough Syrup, and Davis
d Millcr's Celebrated Cough Syrup.
u. W. HOUCk.
feb Houcksylle, Md.