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"a Babies ought IL he we'll taken care
of, their system does not allow tine slightest
neglect. II your Baby suffers from Collie
or Bowel Disorders, procure "A bottle of DR..
Bulls Baby syrup. simple but always
reliable remedy. Only - cents.
tF-Gents' Calf Boots. 81 80: men :
Coarse Leather Boots, $500; Boots all
grades. GLASS FRONT.
~ Buy the "clinch back " Suspcmders
for sale by NCIEiRY X BuULDEN.
~ Finest Soft aud Stiff Hats, jus, re.
c.ived. GLASS FKoNT.
~ Carpets, Oil Cloths. Brussels Rugs,
Cocoa Mats, at low prices. by
MCCKLRY y BoULpES.
- Hats and Caps opening to day at
I. DRENNES's.
- Ready made Clothing. in suits for
gentlemen. closing out at and below cost.
MCCEEKY y BoULpEN.
- Merino Under wear. full assortment;
good Vest, A. cents. GLASS Fwo>r.
~ Beaver Cloths. Ladies Cloakings,
Water Proofs, Offering low at
+. DR. NNIH's.
~ Mallalieu's, Johnstons, aud other
well known makers of Cas>isrers for sale
by MCCREEY 4 BnuLDrS.
"a Boots and Shoes, New Stock. open
Ing TO day at manufacturing prices. call
AMI see them, ut L. DRENNLN'S
n Lamps, Glass ware, French aud Eng
lish China. GLASS FEuNT.
- Home made kerSeys. Blankets aud
CAssimers u full line at zero prices, 10y
MCCRTRY X BuULpEs
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PerrySille Items.



agitatlng the minds of our citizens is: Which
- the best party To vote for Grcenback or
Hand Money -? there appears 10 be a balance
III favor of Greeuback
THE STORM
which passed over our county last week left
its mark here 10y blown down trees, sheds,
fences. and other exposed property The
Telegraph lines 1T this place werr consider.
ably shattered. but were surn got III order.
he engine house was stripped of nearly
ali It's roof. which will be replaced by "A new
one tine of bcr ice houses, on the
Island opposite here. wa, blown down.
nrCkING LICENSE.
The man with the duck ing licenses was
here this week. aud such al our ,ownsmcu AS
contemplated cunning, provided themselves
with the necessary article, as did a good
many from the Hartford side: their object
IN coming Ia Cecil for their license being to
d" away, II possible, with the Hartford
police.
Is III progress here i'll the VI, T.. Church.
and though sinners are plenty. they don t
appear 10 be III any hurry to repent.
THE STONE CKUsHER,
which has been idle for some time. will
probably resume crushing in few days.
WHY Is 1T?
Some of our people are wondering why
the temperance meetings stopped As
soon A. gr'.; IS, elder berries and black
berries came around, the interest in the
temperance cause appeared Ia cease. We
wonder II those berries had anything to do
with 1t" Perhaps it was only the Juice
FIRE.
What might have been i very disasterous
fire, broke ont in the kitchen of Mr.. II.
Owens house, few nights since The
Tire was caused by sparks falling down the
chimney and ignilIng some paper aud
other combustIblc material behind the fire
board. This set the fire board and floor
on iife AID the house WAS in fair way Ia
he destroyed. Two cats, which had been
l.ii IN the kitchen, IN trying Ia get out.
Jumped upon table. on which some ears
II corn were lying aud knocked the corn
oil on the floor. The noise made by the
corn aroused some nf the family. who were
upstairs. Upon Investigation, the kitchen
WAS found tn be fall Of smoke and flames
The heat was 50 intense that il raeted the
glass III the windows. Help was called aud
the iire was extlnguished. KENO.
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CHURCH DEDICATION.

Last Sabbath was memorable day at
st. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church ON
Zion Charge, Wilmington Conference. In
lsGj, under the Passionate OF Rev. ). ".
hnrtz, the present church building was
commenced, aud during the followin. year.
under the passionate of Rev. '. Grey the
walls were completed, the building rooted
IN, and the lecture room dedicated, ami
then the enterprise stopped. aud for twelve
years the congregation worshiped in the
lecture room. During the latter part Of
last year the present pastor. Rev. J. owen
Syphcrd, after a careful survey of the work,
conceived the idea that the church ought.
and could he, finished, aud accordingly set
about doing it, though under great cmbar-
easements. When the room was made
ready To receive the pastor, the weather set
in rough and cold, 50 that 1t became neces
sary to suspend operations until the open
ing of Spring. when work Was resumed
and pushed forward slowly but surely unto
completion. and now we have a brick church
edlticc, forty by sixty feet, two stories high.
finished in good style. and elegantly fur
nished. \ church with few equals ~ the
county; 4 real ornament To the neIghbor
hood, and \ monument 10 the glory OF Goi.
And ON last Sabbath, the 2.th ultInu. We
set it apart for service and Worship ni Al
mighty God Rev Thomas IIanlou, d.
D., President III Pennington SEMINARY. y
I haI IN hf. nd
w" sermons that will not soon he forgot
ton by the large congregations that listened
in rapt attention to the Doctor.
After the sermon. the pastor said thrI.
were two delightful duties dcvoiviug upon
him this morning to perform. The first he
had already done IN introducing DR. Han
Ion to the audience; aud now. he said,
take great pleasure IN performing the
oud which is the presenting Of the follow
ing i'll behalf of the donors TO IT. John )
Methodist Episcopal Church: First, the
pulpit desk. by I;ou Ebcuezer. Union and
the Brick VI. L. Sabbath Schools; the up
holsteIing of the Bible rest. by Miss SEINE
LA Mearns, OF Z:on; 4 handsome pulpit
Bible and new Ilynnal, by Mr.. \. VI.
McFadden and family, Of Philadelphia:
the center chair in pulpit. by Mrs. John
Thompson aud her friends OF the Rock
:; -. - NJ - -
rr,n,,f =, j., p..h,,.; -. -, -
thu "a. ch,;r in nnI,,;, h, MI NJ y
Carhart aud her friends Of EbeurZcr VI. l..
Church: the Two chairs IN chancrl, by Miss
n T. -. RI. '
nm in .I,.,,p, s,,I. he No.. I,L, r.,
n,uyh & Snr NJ N snutb Sec,rI go,
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..r,I 5o,,,,;.',, RI, c,,,,,,,,,,;,,, I'll
,hro,,,L pa,. u NJ B., NJ.
and 7 Harman or wiImin,I.,, D.l ~.
,uIrit brack.ts and lamrx nv N;ss n I
Meme Of wi,,;n,,,,r. H. ro;.,h,. g.
windnws hv uanry p;cLI.s rs, nr w,
nir,,,or, ,,,d ,h. c,r,; ,,,r -. j., Nj.
W.,iS,n and liza oT N;lr,ir,,,nr
,f,.r H.. ,,r.'s.',,a,;n,, ,;,a .,;s
T.. -. ~, - -. -.
might ,h;rk Til, con,r,rv. hrf IL. h,d n,,
hand , real b.,g,r ,, a,t.rd :, tbs ,,d
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Rising sun Items.
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The farm Of jeremiah Rittcnhouse. living
near Pennington. was sold at public sale,
ON Wednesday. to Rufus Foster, at so 30
per acre. The balance of the properly adj
vertised was not sold. Henry j. Briscoe
has sold part OF his lower farm. containing
about - acres I" Samuel England at about
500 per acre. Quite demand for farms
appears 10 exist IN this vicinity at this
time, numbers being around look ing at
properties.
IMPROVE MENTs
Luke Brown, our town supervisor, has a
force at work putting down planks at the
crossings and fixing up the walks and
streets for the Winter campaign C. W
Wilson. contractor and builder. has a force
"i work digging ., cellar on TIE corner OF
S"nth 'ln"rn and Cherry streets. for a store
house and dwelling for Nj. Ruppel, who
recently purchased the property.
FAIR.
II fair, the fair At Mr.. Magraw's will be
held nu the 9TH inst. the next day after the
election. IL not fair, the next fair day
Mr.. Nagraw 5 sale will take place on the
9th, fair or foul. Plenty of shelter, if a
worse blow than the last don come
DEATHS
On Monday. 2s,h ult, Letifia, daughter
of Samuel and Jane Smith, aged sixteen
years. of typhoid fever. On sunday, eth
alt, John Gilbert. at the residence of his
father Iu-law, Alfonso e. Kirk, of con-
sumption. JONES
"a Keep reliable friend always at
hand. such as d.. Bulls Cough Syrup has
eminenIly proven itself to he. Thousands
of testimonials. Try it. ~ cts.
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LEGAL PROHIBITION ErFECTUAL.

The National ProhIji.ioHist gives the fol-
lowing statement oil facts furnished 10y a
correspondent on the ground. The two
pictures presented are worthy of thought
full consideration 10y every community III
the | aIted States. IL is not only demon
straied what one upright, iniexible judge
can do, but also what vast good prohibI-
ton can accomplish when fairly tried.
send you the facts IN regard tn prohibition
III Trimblc county, Ky. Judge \. W.
Bartlett, of that county, refused to license
the sale of intox icating drinks To any man
III the county. This new departure, by
the county Judge, was heralded all over the
land, u charge of INSTRUMENTATION was made
and an appeal went up 10 the court of ap
prals, but the Judge remained firm; he
looked At the license system in the county ::
he saw the evil. aud that continuously, and
resolved that, by his hand. no more men
should be allowed to work ruin among his
people; that in eternity no rum seller should
hold up his license and say: Here, Lord
is nv authority, signed by the county iudg.
of Trlmble county" The court of ap
peals sustained the Judge, and since that
day no licensed rum shop has been allowed
by the county.
Now mark the result: To day there is
not IA criminal case on the docket of Trim
BILE county: not criminal in the Jail; not
a pauper III the county: not a licensed bar
room. Last county court day, though Bed
ford, the county seat town, was crowded
with people. not a drunken man was ;o be
seen IN town: perfect order aud good will
reigned. no husband went home to ms fam.
lily drunk-a demon tn his children.
Men ask what good will a prohibitory
Jaw do? Look at Anderson county, with
its two whisky murders in one week; look
at Jefferson county, with its forty or fifty
murders 4 year, aud five hundred and
thirty seven arrests in one city in the month
of June last; look at Pulaski county, with
her ten whisky murders recently: look AT
Scott with her docket crowded. and then
look at Trimblc county. free from crime
and say whether you will pu: your hand
with Judge Bart :, against the license
system, or in favor Of il. There are but
two sides 10 the whisky question; you have
to go with the ab>tainer or with the drunk
ards. here are you, my brother? and
what are you building on; is II on the side
of iicens, ur against il? | leave. you To
draw your own conclusions, and see which
side you are on.
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u Duryea's Celebrated " Maizena, ="
manufactured at Glen Cove, y. Y. Is one
Of the most delightful preparations for food
in the world. Recommended by the high
est medical authorities in both hemispheres
and receiving the first medals and diplomas
ut all the great international exhibiI ions
Duryea's Satin Gloss Starch is the best
in the world. Sc it once and you will use
no other. II has received the highest In
ternat iona1 awards.
DYyeas' Grape Sugar and Glucose, for
the use of confectioDeis. brewers. preserv
ers of fruits, wine makers, etc. | nequslcd
for purity and excellence. Furnished in
quantities to suit, and shipped to all parts
of the world Samples sent free of charge
Address WM. DuKyEA. Gen. Agt., 30 PaI
Place, New York, L. 5. 4.
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Port Deposit Items.
SCHOONER SUNK.

During the heavy gale, last week, the
schooner B,hidmiH Iandir,r. owned priu.
ci!.ally 10y McClcuahan * Bro, and loaded
with coal, by Jesse Hills of Havrc de
Grace, fnundcred in Black Walnut Cove,
on the Eastern shore, in twelve feet water.
The captain, L. Christopher. aud crew
saved themselves 10y getting into the zig
GIn.. where they remained until morning
and were taken or by a schooner bound
for Baltimore. The owners are making AZ
engagements To rails. her next week The
schooner COmBs0dDrs tanner, also owned
by Mcclenahan & Bro, loaded with shin.
giles from Norfolk, for st. Michaels aud
Annapolis. was driven ashore III the same
gale. on the lower part of Kent Island:
bui has since been gotten off.
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TEE PEOPLE WANT PKooF There is
no medicine prescribed by physicians, or
sold by Druggists, that carries such evil
dence of its success and superior virtue as
BosCHEEs GERMAN SYRUP for severe
Cough, Colds settled on the breast, Con
sumption. or any disease of the Throat and
Lungs. y proof of that fact Is that any
person iticted. can get a sample bottle for
10 cents and try its superior effect before
bnying the regular size - cents. II has
lately been introduced IN this country from
Germany, and its wonderful cures are
astonishing everyone that uses it. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it.
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40 ACRES.

covered with good forest timber such a. Oak Hickory
Gpi Ch--tHut.
Ihh TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the icrres
on--thir the pm rh ,-- money .h,i h. MID IN
ea-h on the day 81 sale: smother third shall h. paii in
min" mouths and the residue sEAll BE- paid in -sht-sa
months from the dan Of sale. The deferred naym-n,.
shall tar interest from the day sale AMI BE- secured
hN the nuir- tu. O." the purchaser with security 10
- approved ~ the Trustees Cost Of rnnvryancinE 10
lie pail by the purchasers. q. W. CRUIKsHASk
HENRY u. WRIT
SWIM J PRICE, Aucioneer Trustees.
OF L.. LISTS.
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DR. VAN SOAP

Max. the skin -"ii, clF aai pur white and healthy
= cleans 'si"rizing ,ir-luf-ctius soothing heal
INK an! purIiN iAu4rGf. chatting. uiC-r.
snr--- erUiuus. rourhnr~. sui r-lnr-s OF the skin
r~li~N itching. buruiu. AMI singing skin AM!
Irritation 81 tiin- InI -tIrsIu- insects will relieve
Itching Pile wh~r~ nothing else will have any -n-i
l. f'~ Tsu al 'f~>Nr DOR AMI prevent, Contag tu-
-~ aud external. medical aud toilet pr-ta,=a-
iIn u has 'rIIIal. Prize = rrus ipX cakr-,
r~ni-. A-k :ur br. Van byk"'- sap Insist upon
auL iak- other =. : wERSrEt Proprietor. Oii, q,
~ >urih tifrh street. Wholesale depot 100 Norm.
Thrd -. fhlt!-lphIa. Ia. sold by Dr II. H. Mitchell
Elkt"n MI, Ni.I druggist. generally.
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II. VI. House Items.
TYPHOID FEVER.


Mr.. Cornelius Barrett, on the Dr.
Mitchell property, near town, is now lying
III u critical condition, with typhoid fever,
with but little hopes OF his recovery. Mr..
b. was considered in an improving con.
dIlion until the morning of the severe
storm, the disastrous effects of which
caused a relapse. and his lie is at present
dlspaircd of. Doctors Hopkins and Dare
are his attending physicians. Typh"d
fever Is quite prevalent III this end OF the
county. DR.. J. \. Nealns informed us
that he has three cases hand, yet all
seem To be IN a favorable condition.
THE YEARLY MEETING
OF Friends was held III Baltimore, the past
week, and numerous Friends from this
meeting were present, among which we
note, John Marshal and James Hambe,on,
who will ably represent the wants, etc,
OF this meeting.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
The farm of VIM. G. Iambleton, of
100 acres, we are informed, has been sold 10
Jas. Ham uletou, for So. 800. The farm Of
Oscar ". Dram, near town, was sold, last
wcck, Ia Elisha Brown, of this district
price, &; 500; also the farm of II. J. Blls
coe, near Rising sun, has been sold to :. j.
England, of tins district.
rAKTKIpGE SHOOTING.
High hopes aud bright antIcipations are
being entertained as TO who will claim the
belt for best shooting on Friday, the LIST
ult., thi, being the commencement day of
partridge shooting. The result We will
have Ia retain for another week, when we
will announce names. etc.
RAISE BALL.
The fist and second mines of Noting
ham, Pa, visited our boys on Saturday
last, aud engaged our two mines in an cx.
citing and close mat ched game. The first
nine of Nottingham played with as much
energy, as though thousands were at stake,
yet our boys being rather more nimble in
the field. well At the bat, won the
game. Time two hours aud fifteen minutes ::
score, II 10 -. The game of the second
nine was played with much enthusiasm
and resulted in Il score of 81 to : IN favor
ni our boys. Time two hours and forty
minutes. Aud while our boys were flushed
with victory. we heard it suggested that
II any OF our ucIghborlug towns would like
To engage us, please take a driver out To
the BRICK.
LIVER Is kING.-The Liver is the i'm
perial organ of the whole human system,
as IT controls the life, health and happi.
mss of man. When 1t is disturbed III it's
proper action, all kinds of ailments are the
the natural result. The digestion of food.
the movements of the heart and blood, the
action OF the brain and nervous system, are
all Immediately connected with the work
ings Of the Liver. 1t has been successfully
proved that Green's August Flower is uu-
equalied IN curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, aud all the
numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition of the Liver and
Stomach. Sample bottles Ia try. 10 cents.
Positively sold IN all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove that 1t
is Iust what Won want
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So '''t 80 ''h' '''H-'~i ''' " S+rs
Merchant and Grist Mill, Til

- \ ~ let - stories high: : --ts %; BURRS GGIIl
aud comp ~tr s-t> Of Nttlin,r f.r turing
Wheat aua hus kwhr,t 1ur. driven hy a .6 inch tur-
iin- wheel: SAW MILL. with cu.s; IT hin-ry,
driven ty silI"E turbine uh--l 1T -tz. Build
IN IA - i-~i. 't"r~- high containing nachin-
-ry hut Cir usr saw. iH l- u.si Turning or
ST Mil; n irainr bw ELLIAG HOUSE containing xix
Tl"tn>-Pgmp IA kitchen: a TENANr HOt So. con-
tanning four ruttn>: two Stable. aud uhcE Ituild-
Thi- Mill stand !. excellent Th~ waier-Pnvrr il.
ImIi" tn" Mn'l'a"ry all u.aTly NV, having been
put within 4 frw
IE- property leased liz T P.ir till March
18th. ls1: hen vEr ht>rr " III b. entitled posses
-iun tuI the pure ha-r viii h- entitled Trn- accord
irs L. -sii lt fI',in !as ll- Thu property ~
l~ -'!d -Si"-t - mortgage "f -uur. with interest
thereon from March -. ~. Whi, rrInAin - an
INV r'fin"ni "n the Ir lrr'y. Il i-,.r,st
HaTr. 7. lplr VIII show the property any one
" shn- tp IuiIlr Il.
TERMS OF SALE rro.rrihri Is A.rs--. ar. SEQ
tn tee laid 10 cash d,y # sal- taisnr- quail
Iu,islavnt. oac aud Tp year, rt,a sN 81 ale
CrriI' n-ni- 1" lear ncr"-t from DAY q sale and
b. ~ruTv-l 10y ..nls Suf-- II rtha-zr with &C.
CURLY T. t- approved ~ Trustee
L. MARSHALL UiINES Trustee
oct st Elkioa Nd
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TEMPERANCE ADDRESS

Rev. John Squie. addressed the friends
If temperance. in their hall, on Tuesday
evening last. HIS remarks, though not
coming up To the views of the more adj
vancrd Temperance men were well received
ana ELECTED considerable applause, espe
cially towards the close, when he came out
ilAtf""icd i'll favor Of the principle Of Local
option. and gave those members of III.
last legislature a scoring for their subser-
viency Ia the rum traffic by refusing 10
leave la the I.coI'le the decision of the great
question. The friends Of temperance are
highly rlated Ia find the reverend gentle
man taking 81 hlgi: a position. Bette: late
than never.
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ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION. good only
to Christmas day. To every one who will
buy New Sewing Machine at the re.
duced prices will receive. free of charge.
one Ton "f Coal aud a BIrTel OF Flour.
Write for price lists. JoHN WILKINSON,
Elktnn, Nd, Cec:l county Sewing Machine
Man.
Loss or \ VALUABLE TREE.-The late
severe storm blew down willow trec,
which formerly stood III the yard belong.
ing I" the Hon. Alexander Evans IN Elk
ton. The cutting from which this tree
WAS propagated. was taken from a willow
tree that shaded the grave OF the great
Napoleon Bnnaplrte III the island OF ST.
Helena, about - years ago 10y young
Evans, who was then a member of Con
grcSs. II had ilourished well, and had at
tanned considerable siz,. but. sad to saw
the storm blew it down. and it being i'm
10 have it removed.
CHARGE or CRUEL TREArMENT.-Wm.
{. Mullen, who resides at Rock Springs. in
the Eighth district, was charged with un-
mercifuiiy bcating his indentured servant.
colorad girl. about fifteen years Of age
named Mary Coley, and upon the informa
ton and complaint of Charles WariielG
and others, was arrested and taken before
Justice Cummings, who gave him n hear
ing on Monday last. The State was ably
represented 10y G. G.. Crnthers. and the de-
fendant by II. X. Vandiver Of the Elkton
bar. The case appears to have been con-
sidercd "f much Importance, it having oc.
curIed the attention of the Justice in hear
ing the evidence and the speeches Of the
learned counsel from > to . o clock i. NJ,
and was then held sub curio
SAFE ARRIVAL TIE bark N0rthrood
arrived at Baltimore from the coast of Cen
trail America, ON Thursday, the 25lh ult
This IS the vessel Of which Thomas H.
Ricketts,. formerly of Elkion. was super
Cargo. We learn from Mr.. Ricketts,, who
has since visited his home, near Elkton,
that the Norfi rood encountered several
severe gales off the coast Of the United
states on her return voyage, but received
Ii" damage till she met the heavy gale on
the Chesapeake bay, on Tuesday, 23rd ult.,
during the prevalence of which she lost
two Of her sails and Was compelled to au.
Choir near Annapolis. On her passage up
the bay, the vessel narrowly escaped COL
lision with the i'll fatcd steamer Express,
which bad lost her rudder and was unman-
aEeable. The yellow fever prevailed to an
alarming exteut upon the coast visited by
the Norfhuppd. ali of whose officers and
crew were attacked by it, aud two Of the
latter of which died tkerefrom. This bark
brought home cargo of cocoanuts, ivory
nuts and india rubber. Monkeys are very
numerous in the countries visited by Mr.
Ricketts,, and lie brought fine specimen OF
that tribe home with him. Mr.. r. has
been engaged as supercargo foE the last
three yeats, but will hereafter be connected
with the firm of Wesley Ricketts, & Son,
importers and dealers III foreign fruits, IS
smiths Wharf. Baltimore.
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PERSON Al.

Our old friend, the surveyor, Mr. jaime $
McCauley, was in town. on Monday last,
IN company with Hon. J. A. J. Creswell.
surveying and marking the boundaries of
the lot purchased of Mrs. X. Z. Murphy by
the town commissioners.
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DE II.

Mrs. Physick, mother of Henry Physick,
Esq after an Illness of some months, de
parted this life. on Tuesday evening las t.
The funeral took place yesterday, at her
late residence, the body being inferred IN
the family bury ing ground on the farm.
FOR THE BENEFIT or THE POOR.
On next Wednesday and Thursday even,
ings, the 9th and 1ih inst. the Amateur
Dramatic Company Of Port Deposit will
give an entertainment, III the Odd Fellows
Hall, fnr the benefit Of the poor OF the
town. The entertainment will consist nl
vocal and instrumental music, readings.
Rotations, &c, concluding each evening
with a play entitled =. The Last Loaf OF
Bread. - Ii is TO he hoped that as the Per
foimances are for 50 pfaiseworihy an object
the hall will be filled each night.
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NO. 2. CONOiOFSd a TRACT Of WOODLAND

II Sls-aiTas NvCk, situated the public road from
tci't"H T. WirNi,k IN Sas .afls Neck Cecil county
Mar, iaiFi Joining the lahd- u' susan Oldham and
other lamb & thu ,sit George DAVIS decra,-7i This
tract contains about.