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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
p POLITICAL.
THE LITTLE SHIP.

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Ticre came to port last Sunday night
Tue queerest little craft,
Without an inch of rigging on:
I1ooked and looked aud laughed.
It seemed so curious that she
Should Cross the unknown water.
Aud moor herself within my room.
Ay daughter. oh my daughter.
Get. by these presents witness all,
She's welcome fifty times,
And comes consigned to Hope and Love,
And common meter rhymes.
she has no manifest but this:
No Gag floats DER the water;
Shes rather new for British LloyGs-
nv daughter. Obi my daughter.
Ri cut wild tells-aud tame ones too;
Ring out the lovers moon:
King III the little worstod socks.
Ring in the bib and spoon.
Ring ont the must. ring in the nurse:
Ring in the milk AND wafer,
Away with paper. pens and ink
Nv daughter. oh, INV daughter.
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WANTED.

900 CHESTNUT (RUUHD) sTAKys. t,.,
ON S,S long. TO average 1 iDchos rhlck AZ Isrg.,
ana y 20 inches at snn alter end 10 h. JcIiy,Il
y hi fP'iI ''' at MI A'si' ss. e:s:y,
February Is. Is73-u " '"''l n
A NELINE DYES un,ov,II,d n, .t,.,,-..-
- Dteuty and economy any one osn ne. tb,;,
a t anything caL be dyrd With them. rb.v 80
Gh,@Psst and H"st simple dye in 81, vo,Id foT
SSy'Ihe siiE and " ooisn. afpo mixed C:n,g.
eosWS DTe''".. BOnp.ts hate RihECr. 800:
Ftb, INC: OF y - ring material. Ie he had ~
<HETM1. !5'$. e BLLLERr
edHptsd to nae the 81 ins of voppG Ib;iJ,.SS
ho are more than usually liable t. chan in cold
d. DsnteI soap pronounced by The bish.st
TOR 80 the mott effective CLEANSER Tor the
ns9I"sTy 1874 CT. LERT
NJ Ah'IN'S Cod Liver Oil il confidCpuy ,,cnn,-
tn nepo"o A. the sweetest end pnrest in the
S scoo, Shelter, Wheat Fans. Cutting Bo7eV,
C,rr.- Jas Law HooFFGco
I I.,b t, arc snnd, prime lot Of sessOpcd
49,, JAS. LAW HooFF&co-
k"HHE a'sortment of CSrriags nd iGipr v hins
GpercS sy JAS Law. HooFF d CO.
- JAS LAW. BoOrF CO.
~ the reading community. ] hsve Tedncrd Dr.
p''ce 70 To eents per week IN advance ANY Bnok
to read for that 'um. GEO. T. LIGHT
pRJME OAK SHINGLES on hspd and n, ALL.
HdI.,,.. OK ,s- wSAsHISGToN < LIPPITT.
DRY PINE KINDLIEG, finely split, kept.lv,v,
- on hand AZ our Coal and wood YeId
nov. %. WASHINGTON & LIPPTTT.
NLAss-Ail sizes-Putty. &C.. inst received and
r.. 70" ~ sag ,s-b ~ HENDERSON K CO.
A NImAL FOXES, tor sale By
q April e, 1871. Jas. Law. HODGE
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0uy y IoIV'
I AD.ES' Particular Attention il called to The
! magnificent stock Of MILLINERY GOODS at
Store 10 is prepared for the exhibition and Fash.
ionsbie Mil!iner is in cInEtsnt attendance. The
styies are The very latest, and perfectly beautiful
Prices less than could be imagined
90 Call early and make your selections.
October I, 1873.
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NOTICE.
10000 TIES WANTED
For the s Y. r. r.

4 Ii Psrs'sS vishiag to sell ,fi's win call upon
~ q. L B"yce. MT tbs "'TuI~7 "a" Clarke Co,
W.. or address him At N!I~yod C!Nrks county,
" Further iscorr.,s ;io:, ma be obtained by call
ing on Msj Jas. Law. Hoof, Chsrle-'o~n: " Va.
May 90, Is73-tf.
Jefferson Ccanfy Ciren!atlng Library.
Z HAVE opened Circulating Library for sae u.e
of the public generally. and will keep all the
isirst works OF the bet %urhors. #. other buuu
NOW and viii re receiving the aevvre; publications.
every week The terms ere these: Each person
renting to be held rep nsihle for i!s coed
condition. !; damaged :he party psys for the dam
age Rent. IS cite. per week in advance.
june. Il 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
SCHOOL BOOKS AID STATIONERY.
] HAVE just received from Pm liza de lph:a a com
piete line OF Il School Books .ed in the schools
OF cur town, which sci! a: $ low fgures
as any Other hou'e. Any book not hand cau ho
OF cs Io,s I'E S5g H.k
Paper, with Envelope OF ali ND sharea with
S!ALes' Pen hoiders, Pens SC. all At low pr;crs.-
Call aud examine &c BEiLER
| So sulphtS Of Lime to prevent your Cider fro 70
~ turning ""Gr, and to preserve lie sparkling
properties I;can be had e. E BELLER'S
GRAND DUCHESS and Drrxrl,s Vienna Co
llsdyossEni", GcraDion. and VerhenA Waters
Lubin SOM Extract" fo- th- HAn kerchicf, Cen
nlne FaEiua Cologne, Lows Honey. (iiycerine and
Brown " indoor Soaps. with i great variety of
American So'P'. Tooth, Nail, Clothes and Hair
10y Ho''e' Eoroe'S "-"zooont IOr Ihe ecfh.
aromatic VIM gar, Cocaine for the hsir, whites
Tooth Powder. tthe nicelt ou'j with foil line OF
fancy g"ode to be had at Z E BELLERs.
ORIENTAL CREA VI, the most elegantand del.
~ IcAte p ePNrHti"n for the Skin ever invented
ais" Hagan,s Magnolia Balm aud SAund srs' Face
Powder 10 be had al C. z. BELLER'S.
SE CosguIins for mendine China G l.,s Earth-
~ enw"re, stone, Ivory. Wood, Leather, Trim
ks'5: Ioys &c Tor sale by c. Z BELLER.
IL the Hang up Box Ma,che. 2OC in box Tor opI7
five cents. Can he had at c f BELLER's.
7 HAVE just rec, lived the largest md r:aosl maud
brought to this city Dout fail II carly in the
srHson and make your selections you nov get
the beet styles. d v STAUFFER
n0S'T fail to call and them Beautiful
IL Black ApacAs. The only place in Frederick
where the same brand be had " Ich surpasses
all otners D. V. STAUFFER.
Ew Stock Of Carpets and Oi! CIoths.
~ October s. 1874 D V. ST4UFFER
IF you want a nice fit and handsome CA-sImeres,
cote D. V.STAUFFER's.
A SUPERIOR two Button KId Glove at a low
price STAUFFER
JEW stock of Ladies and Mems Uadesw.re
THE largest assortment of ades Ties and Ruffs
IN Frederick D Y STAUFFER
Frederick. Md !. October 6, 1874.
TRY HAISES' Five Cent Havana Cigars-
Brands: o., PFide, and Little Bea utica
October %, IS74
RREAKFAsr Bacon, Sugar Curco Hams, Sides
c. VT KEARsLEY
BEAUTIFUL Chamber Sets, for cal. che,p. bv
II Aug. IL le7I. JOS. 81. yesterday.
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Or. O LLTG & FF U rs
CELEBRATED TONIC ELlXR.
THE HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.

During thirty five yeArs, Or. orI!ig has been
nSinS thls Elixir IN his Privat' practice. lie is one
OF the most sucCcestul PhyslciAns in the State of
Pennsy lvSniR. liis prRcIicC has been sKtecsive =
All kinds OF diFcRsus have come under HE po,ieo
and wherever and whenever he has ureu THE rem,
edy has found IL tn answer his purpose lpdCrd .
reliable sDd beneficial he's he iuund.it "a lie an
curing certain dsCnses. that he hAa kindly ed
1t within the reach of the pup,ic, 81 thui al ho
are suffering from thcse diseAsts NAV I. kA il and
regain their hOSlIh. II will cure
DgNp'rsin, Sick H,nH 1ich1. Lire, Connyej,t. ELo
G.tma! COStirsn'ss, Cramp in hr Slou.aci Gravel
DiNtGS.s Of The Skin. General DsbtlifU a,
UeHkmsSs edus'd By ErcssS. imp utl.,cs
or ETpnsUrC, end all
NSRNCUS AFFECTIONS,
1t i'vnlusb!c tonic. twill impsrt strrpy.,b
I" 1he system purify til" blood arc rcstore -. Lost
appetite. Ii is also certain remove 4 u q tr,r
tious To tho regular c"ursu of nature in femAI.s
Purifying the complexion and giving els ticiry tS
thu spirits
A'so " sure remedy for tho disras~. Of cram
Siehn':s or Gi'6'oSis. Lcuchorr hen - " h,r.E
Mou'h Complaint or Falling Of the womb. &c =
But iIkc all remedies ui this Glaze shuuid be ",
With caution by Married LEdies.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
viii b. given 10 any psrsvS who will proc ucs ssV
medicine that will effect more speedy al eer'crt
euro ii tho di"sNscs hrrrin nsn,iun-a
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JEFF ERS0N COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY
DEPOSITORY

HAVE on hand variety Of Billie, .rd T,,,,
Az oos' pric'S."nd viii ororr
N' g''~e Emily bible any one may dssFe
W MASON
April 9, ls72-M ''"'s '"''s'S.
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hF h=s l.-':-r! ;i.r
SNiiE0HRALE FACTORY,
and -i:l I'll" re manufacture EToofen Goods on an
i.'Tcsre" res iA- having Err~.er FAC, i,i-. =, ,r,
l""r"''a Nech;' 10y. l.. side, fuiI core. currt
ten; htue". ArrrT ar;:i" h-r. ;nore ru,,iI:.c-
tare! u"e:er my ,uv"ryi.i4n viii IN nv -, ,
e-i%"'' a'cHt, t." rr"d"ren ~ sre-i-r pr Il cti,.u
Emi VIII coi'.rSre faNorahy with tE- h., fabrics
'IL IL tiIe market f,T y pn, ii ,,-.Tchasc
al tS" -ct"ry end through rHJ : genie III Caarles
town Ne a-r.. huSs q & i!shcs- allowing the hgh
est iiHrEct PRICE II i:,.re convenient for u,y I'd
oust"c:cr' Hh" 'm<y ''cSi's I" r1ch..xs Wool Tor
E"""S TO deliver the y Dol ln Chtri"siown, Aes-ra
Duke 4 GSIi"h-r auInori1pd u .scSiYe AID
receipt fuT iSe
laiorn alton as 70 prices. Sc, UcaT be had by
at'r7''ins re at EAb!eio~n, or my Agents at
Char!sstowE
Thankful ior the very lib .ral patronage hereto
fore extended me, trUs: merit. by careful at
tentiHn TO SrsiEcsS, the T2nu!ActUrc vi superior
goods sCd 'y moderate charges, a cortinUaUc" Of
-" Eaod will s2d custom Of oid friends and trial
Ey oBes A ACCARkELL, JR.
May 20. 1874.
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July |, 1878.

GOFT Blue Windsor Plaster, Cfnely gr .und ,
- kept on and and for sale. for Cash bT
WASuISGTOS & LIPPITT
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COACH MAKING
AND
Livery n EhaTfestewn.

I'VE nadcFeigncd havia- entered TITO Co Fart
L nership, under tine nd stv!e OF
STUMP HAWKS
Will conduct the business Of
COACH MAKING AEDR REPAIRING
In II lite branches. guaranryins the Best workman
chip and tisfactory terlns. We Intend largely
incrense the business M make to order and leo T.,
keep n hand for sAe CARRIAGES HrGEIES
ROEKA " AVS and LIGHT WAGONS Of the moot
approved r&tteroa: md of superior materials ans.
warrant every article to be recon ,eLI-d. We
ChHii hnTc in our employ OF th- hands ~h"
for t-4nty yesrs or moro. wrrs employed 10y Mai,
". J. Hawks and also hav- the henrit of his pres.
eace and advice, snd it will be the eaJeav"r nf the
new hr:n 20 ms intain the reputation of HAWXS'
COACH FACTORY. Old Carthage taken in e4-
change:Ur new work Oa hand cen .sAntly, Second
ns"d work which will be disposed o! at moderate
ESures.
In addition TO the above. We purpose giving our
attention to general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
Will keep good hor'e' 'nd T"hcles every d-scrip
tiOn the accoInmoda tiOn of ;hs nuniic
a STUMP
Aug -. Is7l--Iy. A.w.HATRs
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NJ ATTISG aud Oil Cloth, tor sale bv
~ may ~ 1915 G ". T. KEARsLEY
NITEO StAtes Bpuds." by Rev Or H.pdv
~ Tor sale Ivy GEO. T. LIGHT, Agent.
ERAvELEY Pancake Chewiug Tobacco a, 81
~ per lo.' At J. d. HAINES'
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Christmas 8e27cse17 ia.


F'~Aer's. ~ IN the
NEWS, TOBACCO ANO NoT.C1s STORE
J. 4. A0DERTCy,
Three doors West OF the S.ppip gtOu ao:sI,
MAIN Sr., CHAstEsTowS, w. VA,
Where yoa V III find corst'ntl, IN hand we'll
A.'orteh st"ck Of
NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS,
a:fsEines: Toy Book: stationery, Psr!or Games.
Pipes, Smoking TUh~cc0s. SUu!i., &c., &c
CHEWING TOBACCO
q speciality. Will sell all hrarG. 1T tae yore.t
prices. nnG max" liberal discounts. on large sales
Also Tor sAle Cheese, Spices. Brandy Peaches,
saTd:a:'. Pickles, &c. Flour Ant Fresh Ground
Corn Meal always on hand.
Or No orsors received E'r PGrers, Books or Mag
Aslnes, unless paid 10: IN aHrnnc..
Dec. Is. lN7i. } 4. aoDERIcx
FITS CURED FREE!l
4 NY person suffering froro .bc above d,saase il
n requested to addrss. Ds. Palcr asd trial
bottle Of medicine will be fnr~SrdeJ by Exprsss
FREE!
The oaly co't being she Exprsss Caa!aos which
o~i"F 10 ny IarEs business. small.
i, DR.. Price ia ntsEniAr php aieiA., and has znads
the treatment
FITS or EPILEPSY
study for year,. and he will warrant cure By
the use OF his remedy.
DO not Tail o send to him for tria! bottle ; it
costa nOihiUg, end he
WILL CURE yOU,
no matter of how long nd:ns your c. SC NAV be
or how may other remedies may have failed.
Circulars ami tes'imOniNIR cent with
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE.
BE particular TO give your Exp,ess, as we'll as
Jour Post Office directions. anL
Dec. 3, is74I5at. 81 yyi,,ian, a.. Nv Yn,L
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HARNESS. SADDLES AND BRIDES.
MANUFACTURED OR RkPAIRkD.
At CaarIes'o'c", Je6erso" County, IIry,n,s

THE ndersiErod resP settuIly anaOu.e- g.
\ es TO the cltissns of ChATlestSWa ane S7sk.
vicinity, that he is constantly making and
EsPalrlng CNrriNge, Sag Buggy, Coach and " AgOt
HARNESS, SADDLES, BRtDLES, AALTERS
Sc, in the most durable manner, aud the mOe'
and upon Giving" terms. NV work commenuI
itself All aSE is share of the public patrOnAg,
oS.Csll upon me At my establishment Mar
ket- House square.
HENRY d MIDDLEKAUFF
November I, Is66-Iy
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

To the Editor of Spirit Of Jeftc-,on:
EsTEEN D ERIExD:- Will you please inform
your readers thatl have a positive
CURE:FOR CONSUMPTION
and all djsordsrs OF the Throat aBd Luuzs and
that, by its use in my practice, have cured hun
dreGs OF cases, and will give
4I,O00.oO
for caae il will not benefit Indeed. SO strong ia
my faith will send sample, free, to any SUI
feTeT AddressinE
Please shO" this letter t" any one you MAJ know
Who is suffering from these di.sAses, and obIjxe
Faithfully YouIS,
DIR T ,. BURT,
Dec. 8, ls14--96t. GO William a.. NJ. Eork
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MISC E1LANE oUs s.
A REPRESENTATIVE arp cuAnproS OF AMEaIoAx
ART TASTE!
Prospectus for fSs5-Eighth Year.
The ALDINE,
THE ART:JoURNALoF AMERICA,
ISSUED MONTHLY.

ga Magnificent Conception, wonderfully carried
cut"
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ShalGG OF L,scatiD,..
W00LEH GOODS
STiHEnyHALF FiC-GRy

Ff\flE undersigned rcEpect!uIlr Informs a.. for
",r cnF;'In"r' srd the pubic gc:c5z iiy that
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B00TS AND SHOES.
GROUND PLASTER.

REPAlRIEG done al short notice, at
Ia Dec. % 1874 HAGLEY'S
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Ladies' Dress Goods,
MILL TNwRw.

AAAAIA- III xxx q
Bonnets. Hats, Frames Flo-crs, Ribbons Festh
srs. Birds. Wings. Bsndours, Jet Thinning ia
can be found At tho ''Twn Froats.'' Mrs. Gold
smith and Miss Kate Walters i'll be plea
their lady customers at n early day, aud pied re
Themselves to manufacture ard fill to the best of
their ability all orders entrusted TO their care upon
the nosI reasonable termz
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October %, IS14
DREAKFA ASH Bacon, sugar CurcG Hon7s- SID,
ID and Shoulders for sale bv
c. VT KEARsLEY
BEAUTIFUL Chamber Sets, for saI. cse.p. b-
II Aug. II, 1874. JOS. 81. yesterday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-06-26
Tuesday, June goth, 1875,
AT O'CLOCK Pm,
ILL TILE RE1L ESTATE

mentioned in said mortgage. Said real being
same FARM or tract of land which conveyed
the said Edward f. Larzalere by William S. Moat by
his deed dated the eth day of January 1878 and recorded
in Liber d. s., No. 6, folio 537, &c, the Land
Record Books of Cecil county aforesaid to which said
deed reference is hereby directed for full and
particular description of the Said tract of land
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Too Poor TO TAKE A NEwsPAPER.-An
anecdote is told of a farmer going one day
to the Office Of New York journal and
ordering his paper stopped, because he was
too poor to take it any longer.
"Suppose we make bargain" said the
editor, Sin this way. Go home and select
hen that shall be called my hen; sell the
eggs that the hen lays during the year, and
send the proceeds to me as your subscrip-
ton for the paper
The farmer was pleased at so easy a way
to pay for his paper, and readily consented.
The result was, that during the year the
hen paid for the paper twice its regular
price of subscription.
This is by no means a pure fiction, for
the same may be true in a great multitude
of cases. Almost every one wastes and
throws away more than enough money
during the year to get weekly or daily
newspaper that would furnish him with in
tellectual food, and keep him posted in the
busy, stirring events of the day. A very
small retrenchment in the luxuries that
almost every one INDUCES in would secure
a daily visitor full of gossip about the do
stirring events in the history that is every
day being made in our own country, and
full of useful general information, and
facts in literature, science, and art. Be-
sides, it is the duty of the people to sup
port the press, for it has always stood as
grand bulwark between them and political
military oppression; it has sounded the
notes of warning that has often aroused
them to action; it has stripped the borrow
ed cloak from corruption and veniality in
high places, and showed them in all their
deformity, and is to-day the great friend of
education, justice, religion and peace. The
press speaks everywhere, at all times, car
rying light in places where otherwise per-
petual darkness would reign. And when
we remember what the world would be
without the press-how darkness, ignor-
ance, vice and oppression would tiouish un-
opposed, let no one any longer say that he
is too poor to take ewspaper.-Printer's
Circular.
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l02 Acres & 8 So. Perches of Land
MORE ON LESS,

The improvements consist of good substan- h&AG,
tial FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, containing S1HIi
10 gond Barn, Granary, Carriage NN III
house, Corn-crib Poultry hose, Icehouse and SdIE
other necessary outbuildngs There two Wells Of
good water upon the premises-one at the barn, the
other at the house.
The Farm is divided into eight fields. which well
watered and well fenced There fine Apple Orchard
the premises and twelve less of good
Timber growing upon the property.
This desirable Farm situated about two miles from
the town Of Elkton and about four miles from Newark
two depots on the Phil. Viii & Bait Railroad render
easy to either Of the cities of Phade ph
Wilmington Baltimore for marketing other pur-
poses. The land is of excellent quality and is well
worthy the attention Of Dairymen Truckers and is
convenient to schools, mills churches, &c.
TIE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by the decree,
That one-third Of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash. and the residue in equal instruments
in One and Two years from the date of sale. The
dit payments to bear interest and to be secured by the
Notes Bonds of purchaser, with security to be APP
proved by the Trustee.
Expenses Of Deed to be BETRAYED by purchase
W. 5. EVANS, Trustee.
June }, lS.o-ts J. B. ASH Auctioneer.
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Shirt BOsOms and Collars.

Mrs. NJ. Erickson says that shirt bosoms
and collars, when new, have a smoothness
and gloss, which she cannot impart to them
afterwards. She has tried spermaceti, gum
and other things, in the starch, and yet
fails to get the gloss as good as new"
Spermaceti and other forms of grease may
help, but she has not yet tried the right
kind of grease, which is-elbow- grease,
and it is not put into the starch either, but
applied directly to the linen. A long while
ago we wished to know how this polish
was placed on the "boughten" shirts, and,
having an acquaintance with an owner of a
laundry, we asked if he had any objections
to tell us the secret of his addition to the
starch. "No," said he, "it's done entirely
by elbow grease" This led to an e1pla-
nation, in which we were informed that
they added spermaceti, or whatever the
women at the laundry had fancy for, but
that he doubted if these did much towards
it; the whole secret laid in the kind of iron
and in the woman who uses it. The iron
must be one with brightly polished face,
and the woman must be one with sufficient
strength of arm to make it do it's work
An iron of the described kind was procured,
the ironer told what was expected, and
ever since the shirts have been as good as
new. These irons are sold at the furnish
ing and probably hardware stores; they
differ from ordinary flat-irons, or sad irons,
in having no sharp corners the edges being
rounded all around, front, sides, and rear,
and moreover, the surface is polished both
smooth and bright. The linen is first IRON
ed in the ordinary way, and allowed to be-
come quite dry; the surface is then slightly
dampened by passing wet cloth over it,
and then rubbed, and rubbed hard, with
this polishing iron, until the surface of the
linen itself becomes polished. Of course
one requires little practice to get the
knack of it, but after awhile any strong
ironer can make very handsome work.
Aside from the finer appearance of linen
thus treated, there is the great advantage
that it keeps clean much longer: the sur
face being made thus close and smooth,
dust does not adhere to it, but instead of
settling into the meshes of the linen, falls
Oft from the surface.
american Agriculturist.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable REAL ESTATE,

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county as Court of Equity, the subscriber Trustee
will sell at Public Sale,
TUESDAY, the goth day OF June, 1875,
at o'clock at the Court House door in tho town
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TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND,

situate, lying and being in the 3rd Election District
Cecil county, Maryland, and the road leading from
Elkton to Newark, adjoining the lands of the McCul-
Tough Iron Co, VIM Bowen, Col 1. D. Davis and others
being the same property of which Thomas McNea late
Of said county deceased died seized poss essed and
which were conveyed to him. the said Thomas McNeaI
decd by the following deeds, viz: One of the said
adjoining tracts was conveyed by VIM. II. Gpin and
WIFE by deed dated the l1th day of January A. d. 1885,
and recorded in Vol. 65, folio 1o3 of the Land
Record Books of Cecil county aforesaid also another
of the said adjoining tracts by deed from VIM Britton
and Others bearing date the 23rd day of March, A. D.
1853 and recorded in Vol o. folio 62 of the Land
Record Books of Cecil county aforesaid and also, the
other adjoining tract of land, by deed from VIM F.
Henry and wife, bearing date the Both day of April
A. D. 1866 and recorded in Liber H. X. T. No folio
ia, of the Land Record Books of Cecil county
aforesaid and contains
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tB During the past ten years, the screw
has entirely replaced the paddle in trans
atlantic navigation, the weight of marine
engines has diminished one half, the steam
pressure has quadrupled, and the consump-
ton of coal has decreased two thirds. So
much for scientific research and investiga-
ton.
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IN MEMORIAM,

One Column, So 90 per inch for year. Three changes
allowed to yearly ndyertsers without additional
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Integrity of Dealing
Or
ONE PRICE.

OF course to do this we
" must figure closely.
orwe wouldlose our trade
but we always were will
ing to sell cheap.
This is the complaint
othe- houses make against
us, but we do not care,
and therefore mark the
price on the tickets, for
that is the only way peo-
pie can be certain they
buy at like rates with
their neighbors.
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THE LATE EDMoNDsoN B. MEDCALFE-A
MEETING OF THE TABERNACLE YOUNG
PEOPLES AssoCIATIoN-A TRIBUTE TO
THE DECEASED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TIONS, REMARKS, &C
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What we saved last
year warrants the mark
ing down of prices this