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The corn crop ofthe United sisies isre-
po,ueu 20 'ne No"', an o. "sI''"''", \,
c ~ m''"'"S''" W ~ wv ''"'' W "'
~ , D. "on'son'e'y ro'a 70 i"o"I-o"
70 and foo sheen too Y n s,ov, =, a. ,,
per cw,
n A. ~
- - ~, n.,- In ~" :. '' ~ '"s
Nv. p"'' 1'h p'Ne " "N'o'"' '. ~ NV"
~ W. w WV w WV" WV "''' w ~
wv" 80
james fas'on' Trustee Ior "m' burton
oher' Tor ,a'e 'onr h"e ARMS ana 'hree
tracts OF knob land. Read "ad." IN an
o'her column
AZ Coney Island today Mollie McCn
thy, carrying Ill pounds. Bromide lOi,
ana Fortuna lOl, wiil run azA-miie race
WI P"'se o' s''vo"'
Parson Walden has COW which has
never given birth 10 a calf. bu. gives the
enormous yield Of four gallons Of milk per
day. Lancaster Visitor.
=, So -, M
az p'as-, ~ g y 49,. % -
a 1919, ~ -" 1900 ~.
'ea' "" "'~'e "'.'sr wv
Cerro uordo Wiliiams. onr Z. y. sena-
tor, sold his tobacco crop IN Cincinnati
few days ago :" price that averaged
Si0''co 10 The h"g-head and szif.1o to the
"'te'
Corn y being engaged IN the heid IN ges-
sa'n'ne at $l.2' per "~fre'. a bo"rhon
farmer sold his crop just bsf're the recent
,.ne
AZ. Il, c..L..n ..A.,h.w...,
~ ....,-.,,'. .-.ss a,
W" ~ 10 "a -'.''v'' "a ss 49, ~
~ ~ -
'"e sew
The oa''A bro'hefS bought ! "a" ms, rs
last Monday " an average OF a"ou' s'o'
They wero No. mules ana measured 'ro"'
100 !" 10 ha""s "'gh'-i'""e'''' ne
porter
Geo. W. Alford will ship TO Alabama to-
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Read What Your Neighbors Say About 1t.

- DANvnLE, KY, June "a 1879.
Have use of the Mayfed
and find all that scaimed
ciern freeze child years
foot WE'LL sufficient for the family;
they will last ten would buy other when could the May
field w. +. EVANS.
DANvuLR, KY, June "a, 1879.
We have used Of the Msyfeld Water
Office for several has worked
durable than the chain pump and lighter draft well
pleased with that last Spring removed chain pump
home and put Mfd Elevator When tho Elevator the
cen had become infested with the small bugs
cerns and had begun emit unpleasant odors After
this pump they both entirely disappeared
them. j. w. PRocroR, Cashier Central atonalB Bank.
STANFORD, KY, June 2S 1879.
Of the Mayfed Water Elevators and Purifiers improves the
works with great duabe aates thorough
H gives entire satisfaction particular would have other
JOHN j. McIsoBERTs Cashier National Bank.
We the undersigned citizens Kentucky, having Mayfd
Elevator Purifier
field Ky 1871, and having
recommend claim: will purify
3D. That it will freeze the coolest weather
last h That aehd years old draw
oo we'll sufficient for the largest family We certify
signed to this by permission
the Elevator, addressed to will be cheerully answered
Hon. A. r. BooN NJ c., Mayfeh, Hon. GRASSLAND
field KY. H. HALE First Nat Bank Mayfed KY; Judge
W. RoBERTsoS Cir Judge Mayfed XVI ANDERSON Ayfed
KY; Hon. BIGGER Paducah Ky MiER WFn, Mayor Paduh Ky
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Cnrw .Isckaon,. hos, .wre, navy ,ob,cco
-. n.
p. ~ 'Nn 49, e.. my wv"
''''' w '''''"''''' " ''"sk"
PHYSICIANS prescriptions accurately
compounded " 'hena"'t~ rennys'
Wufrr TrAr. Iinsccd oil and Mixed
Paints NJ bottom prices NJ McRobcrts 4
Stagg's.
LARer stock Of Moldings and Picture
France NJ bottom Prices NJ Chcnault A
penny's.
CuESAufr a PrSSy have n complete
stock ~ SCHOOL Books. slaies, Pencils, Pa
refH' Ne
Fur stock ~ sehool n.,ots. Pens. Ipt
pspcr Cony .hools Slates A. Al McRob'
eris a Stage. ~.
Jrsr received. a Gpe assortment of the
hest Pocket Knises AZ low nrices. Cor cash.
McRoherts A staev's
WILL insure q rer'sc' cure oi h-'nls'
however nAn' iof Wv, NO e"fe no my w.
~ T. Nohey' SHAMEFUL
A. this !. the season Tor painting your
houses, You can Gnd complete stock Of
Lead oil. and cnlors at Chenault A Pen.
ny's.
Iu.yrt,,,d levving and duun,ng long
enough on notes and accounts, nj Septem.
her Court ] will Try warraniing. W. w.
Anderson.
mas ~ Su.sv. has. Ia, ,.c.i,..i
.nlsadSd n.w H., ~ I.I,e. .,d CbiI.
80. 81. nal. Lv zi.,I., n,o. AMI
..,a''s,.,.i -. -, ss.,s -
u. =. BAsn Is IN receipt Of large lot OF
splendid new bnggies. Spring wagons,
fhstona, Farm Wagons, Nc. Iheae are
hrst-class vehicles aud viii he sold low.
Tn. .s.o.,t. ~ n,loo A st.gv have
I.....,, h, ,ns h.n,ls co. collection some time
They mu-t he settleI immcdiatelv. will
warrant on all accounts unpaid within the
next twenty dayA j. NJ. fhiliIr, Jr.
no,r,eo I,aurxrxa - Whe. u...I IA,
pl-.,s..,.-,., -. Thn.., Is,,e n.ck
Hsais. go. pS,,,.s. C.'.,..css,i
49, 500 I..,.,. C,r.. .nl R,alo,.
-. h,,,,,,n i.sin.Ss ~ Sn,,,n Ring Done
800. - - -, .,..,.,..- C,,,s..,.'
Isah,.i.. iiain,sn,i y nnea.slsd snJ H.
80. \" 80 .is.,.i-.I A. r.. ..n,.
sa.,. !, 4. a,,,cl ~ ,sl;s,. AMI ,hons.
.al. - ,.i,.s.. A. h. .s,o.,,I,,e ,i,.
- pc. Ia ,cn,. H., ssIe ~ Ne.
pSl...,. 4 So,
FLORIDA, Qua LASp oF fIowEnS.A
throng 81 sufferers with coughs and cold.
annually 20 south 10 ENJOY the ethereal
mildne-s 81 the land OF howerA 10 them
We would ray that the Necessity Of that ex-
pensiye trip Is obylated BY Coussens Com
pound Honey Of Tar, which speedily eures
the coughs and colds incident 10 this rig
orous cline. For public speakers u sur
passes the Demoeihenic regimen OF -Peb.
ble- snd seashore, clearing the throat TIL
the voice rings with the silvery cadence OF
bell. use Cousins Compound Honey
Of Tar. Price % cents bottle. for sale
by McRoheris n Siagg.
F..xx Irstfx's PorrIAn MoSrutY-
r., s.,.,s,,h., 4. =. ,s,,l sllsJ vitb de-
nsh,G,i rs.dins matter and exceedipei,
Lsautiul emheilishmenis The opening
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LAND. srocK AND cRoP.

Robt. MeAlisisr bought Of Elijah Pence,
60 southdown lambs at =.
join NJ. Hail sold TO Tom Boone 100
sheep. averaging IFS pounds, at &c.
a. J. White sold to c. =. Eslill, Of Fay
elite, mule. for S6i7.b0.-l Richmond Reg
ister.
W. Al. Traylor AOld last Monday 10 Mr.
Thompson, Of Tennessee, good mules al
Sal per head Lancaster Visitor
Hon. J. :. Owslsy will exhibit his short
horn cattle at the State Fair, which opens
near Louisville on the 9th Of September
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ON SATURDAY, OCT. a.

ulll oner az rsnt, for terra VI ycarn, the hrn
on which David 4. siephensnn 500 iite', Situated
iail.s flon slanluId On somerset Pike, contain.
ing 15 Acres, With oIuloftaDIo dwelling nhl Epla
oui-h0uacs aud plouty 81 wood aud water. IN
rent the above pIlsaiely u deairli. Az the ai,s
tlme | alll nfll some Horas, Hog, tuuachold
FURNITURE Ac. lrrps a. ale
Aug. 10, isl9. "a. A. WhIuEAh.
aas-et stanisrd, Ky.
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Ionsr ior sale my Farn IL Lincoln eouniy Az
100 r',m az Iunc lion III M ~ 3. r. n VITA
M Knorsills nlanch o. thaL ~ .nd o. n n.
m. containing AS Acresof nlsi-raie ianli WIN
49,. n..I.,I ll1lnrn AZ. an abundance "a new
er-1'Illnr ~iocf water, Ill suppled uith ,,l,..
easr of eeeoas. upon lho stanford AND Mllt,,a,I-
.Iilo farnplkc rad. Il nof cold pritsteifi Ai1 ~
VA N naklIe onicry ~ ~ picnllcr Sob, iria i''
further paliieulais aFiiy 70 .axra.E
-. sianlolu, Ky.
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A rum LISr Of Buggy and Wagon
Wheels, spoke' and Felloca, At Owsley 4
Higgins.
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RAiS-Eiehi and half incl,e. Of VA.
ter fell here during the forty-eighi.hour
rain this week.
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IooK-At the Kentucky Grain Drill II
will work in stock land where other Drills
fail. Sold by Ow-ley a IIiggina
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SrASFoRD FEMALE CoLLroE-Jnst a
week from next Monday the tenth annual
session of this Coilege will commence.
With the exception Of music teacher. the
Faculty will be Of the sane excellent ma =
terial Of las, year. Mrs. Jennie d. Philips
will have charge II the special vocal thi.
session, and Miss Addie Purnell Of the in-
s,rumental music. Mrs. Philips ability l.
we'll known. and Mis- Purnell : said to be
most proficient In her department. The
prospects Of the school we're never more
datierine.
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CoTonrp FAIR.-The Lincoln County
Stock Fair commences next Wednesday,
the srd day Of September, and confines
I'LL Friday evening. President Jarman
says the exhibition will be better than ever
before, and promises your full moneys
worth. lie invites Ill wcll-bchavcd white
persona 10 attend
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A NEw TAnoRISo E-rABIlsHNESr.-
Messrs. q. X. Marshall and II. c. Rupley
have opened a Merchant Tailoring E.iab-
lishmeat al Matheny's old stand and In
tend to keep fully ABREAST With the times
and fashions. They are both hrst-elas at
their trade, and a. house Of this Kind has
been nee'ied here for some time. We are
sure they viIl rsceise . paying pairOnage.
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sErrLE-Mr. J. n. Davis needs every
cent that l. due him iopro.ecute his build
ing operations, and trusts that all indebted
10 him will favor him with an immediate
settlement. Those who can not take
hint may be forced to the unpleasant duty
of naxing olIicersf coats
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A coon PARM FOR SALE !

-. A., al. u,x splenald Hanging Fork Farm
AZ rirhte Acrcs lging hall milo iroin me itn.-
tonxllle 4 stanford turnpike. II l. well watefcai
has ! dno young orchard, the improvement, are
"a addro1a D.
NtA 81 Mli.NNt NV ~.
Il nol sold pnsaisly before. vii ~ Nd a pub
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scHooIs.-Mr J. c. Gentry will open
the Common School In the "old brick" on
the "a Monday In Sept. The trustees Of
the Mt. xenia Academy have secured tbe
servi,es q Elder WIN. &. Piper, Who will
begin his duties merit Monday. A neat
new binding has just been erected. and a
good school l. assured.
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TUFTS PILLS

are compounded from s1bstanees that are
free frsm aay properties that can inlare
the msst dsiicafe Ora ani1atlon. fhey
search, Cleanse, Parity, and lnsigerafs
the sntire System. BY relieving the 90.
lorEeA Liver, they cleanse the bleed
frsa poisonous humers, and thus iapart
ksaisk aad vitality 90 the body, causing
the bowels 60 act naturally. wttheus
Which No one can feel well.
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ron SALE.

DAAAC ThoFOagh.bred oO.swold yearlias
X a MS. Hams, bfsd ifom pure native and
l,sposisi eues, for sale by ', REID stanford. Ny.
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FALLING LEAvrs.--with the near up.
preach Of Autumn, the serc and yellow
leaves remind ne Of the decay Of nature a.
they fall and pass away upon the streams.
They alao remind ne Of the coming on Of
cool and frosty days, when we will need
warmer clothing Ifyou will 20 to Hay.
den Brothers', they will sell You what you
want At your own prices.
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TUFTS PILLS

are especially adapted to such
cases, q single dose effects
such a change OF feeling as 20
astonIsh the sufrorer.
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A Noted Divine says /:

a s.rsys % pzsDspsis. doasiipsiisa .sd PIE, L--i
ss, .,s M, si,s Sss = me s.s
ksss god sppstlts digestion perfect regular slools
VS. gone i.d have Esiasd foIty goands solid hs-b
IhsI are v2,.s hsf kkipa1 ~ io.,.,,ll. M.
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To- n HAHNHAIh n nr1lIl.
MARSCHALL d RIPLEY,
MERCHANT TAHORSs
OF LONG EXPERIENCE,
HAVE orESEp--
Splendid Stock Of Foreign Domestic Cloths Cassmeres
Suitable IN he
OLD MATTHEW STAND. SOMERSET srs STANFORD
They Clothing in the Latest styles and
IN The Best Manner Cutting
Repairing Neatly
THE IMPROVED MAYF|ELD
WATER ELEVATOR & PURIFIER

Will purify the foulest well or
eistern. Wigglcs, worms or wa
Ter lice can not live In wells or
cisterns where this Elevator is
used. Makes good water better.
Can not possibly freeze up. New
er requires any printing. No
wood or iron tubing TO wear out
or get out Of repair. Will last
ten years. A ten-year-old child
can draw water from a iifty-foOt
well.
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Phil, vii. ~ Bait. Railroad.
ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION OF OFF

ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION OF OFF
The forty fifth annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Philadelphia, vii,
mington X Baltimore railroad, was held a,
Wilmington, on Monday last, and the fnl
lowing board Of directors was elected:
Directors-Samuel NJ. FELTON,, William
Sellers, Isaac linckley, Joseph Briughurst,
samuel Harlan, j.. Charles Warner, Enoch
Pratt, Thomas Whitridge, Samuel NJ
Shoemaker, Jacob Tome, Nathaniel Thayer.
William Minot, Char les T. Bowditch, Robt.
IL. Stevenson, Richard Olney.
Secretary-Alfred lIorner.
Assistant Secretary Craven
The only new member of the Board is
Mr.. oluey, vacancy having been created
by the death of Thomas kelso.
The report of the directors submitted
to the stockholders stated that the earnings
Of the Main Stem and Port Deposit Branch
for the year ending October 3lst, 1878
amounted to 81, 535, s22 Il. and from the
Southern Division, Sl2i.6o3 IA or the
total amount received $3.50, 93e.54 was
from passengers, being '.52 per cent. less
than in 1877. The freight receipts were
9. - lszs. and the gross earnings, AS COM
pared with 1877. were SIT per cent
Tho total operating expenses amounted
to 81, 40, 397.5j, being ll.60 less than in
1877. After the payment of taxes, divi-
dends, &c, there was left $3s. ll2 "a AZ 4
surplus to credit Of revenue account; this,
added to 4 balance October 3lst, 1877,
leaves SG62, 099. b to the credit OF revenue
account.
The Delaware Railroad leased to this
company, at a rent of SIX per cent. upon
the stock and bonds, together with one half
Of the net earnings in excess of such six
per cent The net earnings Of this road,
IN consequence chiefly of the failure of the
fruit crop, fell short of the rent during the
past year, by the sum of So, 0s3 %. The
report, in speaking OF the operations of
the main stem and its branches, says, 1.-THE
receipts OF the past year were injuriously
affected, not only 10y the general depression
% business aud the reduction of rates
thereby made necessary, in orusr to obt ain
even moderate employment, but by other
circumstances. The mild Winter of 1877
IS allowed the use of means of transport
by water TO a much greater extent than
usual; and the yellow fever at the South
also deprived us of considerable traffic
the fruit crop suffered from unfavorable
weather aud insects to such an extent that
the receipts for transportation Of fruit
upon this road and our leased road we're
but Ss5, ?2o.23 against $3.50, SOC 81, the
average receipts from such traffic of the
eleven years next preceding. and but -
II Tooth per cent. Of the receipts Of 1915"
tF- job lot Of Dress Goods, opened to-
day. Real value l2l cents, will sell at s
cents. /. DRENSEN.
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sE New and improved first class
SEWING MACHINES,
Twenty five Dollars and upwards.
Terms easy.
All kinds of m2chiues repaired.
JOHN WILKINSON.
EIktou, Md.
DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP,

Makes the kin -" clear anl pur- white and healthy
- ~.u>TnE d-~fiEIuS. di-iuf-ctiug soothing heal
ins sul iurit tuE: daudrun. chatting Ulcer.
-ruItInn- ruu.ht--< AMI r-,lu"-- tho
relieve, itching burning AMI -tIugin- Of the sku and
irritation II hItin= ani .tIneiu: insects will r~-ye
li,hIuE Pile where nothing --c will have effect
free it"H all offensive Oor. and prevents Cont ,Eiou.
Diseases. an external medical aud toilet rrrpsra.
iIOn Il h'- Equal Price 25 rrn'- pr = cakes.
c"hi- Al for Or. Van bykr'- soap Insist upon IL.
amt take other. D. :. WEBSTER Proprietor ufic-
80 North tifth STREET. Whol--al- dept. 100 North
Third -. Philadelphia Pa. Sold by DIR Il H. Mitchell
Elkton. Mi. and druggist. generally.
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driven in opposite directions at a furious
rate of speed. collidied. wh,n near the Elk,
change hotea. which .tsultcd IN breaking
the shafts Z, n of one "f the sleishs Our
town authorities should lake steps To stop
this dangerous nuisance.
On Saturday afternoon last. young
man, named Phelps. from the upper part
of the county, drove into this town, and in
"A shoi, tim. go, full Of lire water, which
inspired him with disposition to drive
furiously around town aud the surround
ing country, which he did To such perfcc
tion that he succeeded in breaking three
bugglrs, one Of which belonged I" HIM
aud The other two to one of oar iIvcI men,
which he had hired to convey him home.
lie would probably have broken others
had the liseryman not wisely refused To
hire him any more. Some friend took the
giddy headed man heme. We have Oh
served that Eikion whisky plays sad havoc
wiih strangers.
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ATTORNEYS SALE
REAL ESTATE,

NDER and by virtue o: power con.
X i-in~'i IN a m'Ti-s:" IN ,t~ AMI -n-cu-cd hy a
s-riain lphu Mills. "i Burlington. New Ier--v: -sit
nurtsag' t~AfIn. dIi- fh- grI I,S Il
~rrdcf ia lI'-r \ " VI No = falu ~ g. .uI ra,,-
htinn~i r tn payment "f tn" ~ so 100 on .r
t'f1r- hr !it dsN If April Isl with interest thereon
rom trril 18th i>7I payable mi. tuautv: , min.
ial -ufa AMI ini-r--t thereon pSNasi- S,-4il u;
N'e"nkry. st Wet Ch~.t~r Ch'-t-r COUNTY P~uu-yI
v'nia; III" uni-rsisn- Wa app 'in:- the Attorney
ir the ,aii Sarah M'rnnsry. aud nliiI-l thu
al rr-ai mortgage. with the pDSr- .~!l thu t.l"a i:g
--etI"i nst'<'r-i rial estate. PROVIDED j. f.uit had
'ru ma ic in the p1yEI-ut Of the principal
ia" payment nf the interest lu thereon tiuriiy
Inl a. timer" has been such l-Eruit power -,c
- stipulated IN said murigag-. b'c"m-, operative,
ii"r fore the un-rsign- 10 acroratc- with thu power
Conferred ~ him bV sud mortgage viii offer Pnbiic
SUI. on the Court ioEs- ward. the Elktou.
r-cil county. Maryland.
-E--s-AT AE.E.E.:G. TEs.-AlT IL -. .s.7.
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VALUABLE tor Of LAND.

.iiuHiri on ihs sutE .i- nf Main ain. wet sid. of
hfl X" street IA thu town II Ekol and Immediately
''l"-h" the E'""al Church \ know. a. th,
hreSn Ir"rSrfg- The Lot t..u1i II On ti,- fsrtl,
~ VAIN sir'~i On the EAST hy Bric. ~ir--t "r tn,
'"h'h ~ ia" PROPERTY -; David Ss"i and thu
iF the lands "i Mr. u. lamar tth--, hing h.
-'in- b'i - iai A. NJ. cnuS"r~ t. VIII H.w ,r,i
~ Harry y. VI howard and pii. b, their j. al dat-,
"a" iih day 81 July ia the lS7o aui rcr,rl-I in
hl~r u. : Nc, / fali" ~ me- e tn Land G.r.-d
h'k' "it"ri nnty The I"i front. ITO IN .ru .rr-t
'ii la. depth Of $50 feet, 1t u npr.y~! Iy I.rg'
md ml.iaIIiLiI
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MARRIAGE OF An AUTHORIZES. -Monday
afternoon, AT j o clock. Mr. George White.
lock was married to Miss Luisa Sauerwein.
at ST. Johns =. f. Church, Mount Wash
ington, by the Rev. DR.. Purcell. rector of
The church. The church was filled with a
large number of friends from the village
and from the city. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelock left by the : o.
train for New York. enroute for Europe BY
The National line of steamships. They will
tie absent for about year. Mr. White.
lock is 4 sou of Mr.. VIM whitelock, a
well known merchant Of Baltimore, resi-
dent at Mount Washington. who has rep.
resented his district i'll the Maryland Leg
Islature. The young gentleman is law
yer of marked ability, student in many
branches Of learning outside Of his pro
fession, and a linguist of remarkable at
tainments. Miss Sauerwein, or rather Mrs
Whitelock, is well known As the authorizes
OF several books. charmingly written. and
as charmingly illustrated. Little Stay
at-Iiome," aud Rag Fair" were all pub
lished by her under the pen name of IL
Clarkson.' She has also written some
lovely bits Of poetry over the signature of
" Violet Fuller" and the readers of the
baltimore american will doubtless remem
Der seeing in its columns several of her
poetical contributions.
Mr.. Whit.lock has a number of friends
in Cecil, whom We congratulate upon the
suspicious event.
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TO INVESTORS.

E'OR SALE, at reasonable prices. strictly
Il fr-tCl.-- INVESTMENT sE,rgITIEs hearing
g = aud I'"r cent interest, ~ Geo. VIM BRllou
q Co bN"khH>. Nv York aud Bu-tvu. an4 ~ the
rug Company. Iort SIN
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FOR SALE.

Two excellent Fire Place STOVES
in good order,-a Spear and "Bibb:'
also. an excellent Dining Room Stove
for sale as bargains All in good order
Apply at THE WHIG OFFICE.
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ii r. Il l. ESTATE,
FOR RENT

THE HOUSE f"rm", = ,..uprrd b; MIR.
! n.y. :. s.--s.I. 49, .. b.. e.. = ...-, -
hIif"-> 'ii>> GutiNs
t"At"n, De- @;--"' o. "..r y WELLS
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OFF For RoME.--Mr. William !. Scott,
a young man formerly Of this town, no.
tice of whom We published few weeks
ago left New York. on Tuesday last. on
the steamer Wyoming for Liverpool, tn
route for Rome, where he will engage in
study for the priesthood at the American
College Hon. J. 4. ]. Creswell procured
his passport, which will pass him safely
through the foreign lands. lie will stop a
short time at London, Paris and other
places of note on his journey.
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CoNowISGo BRfDGE--ASNUAL MEET
ING of SToCKuoLDERs.-The annual meet.
ing of the Stockholders in the Conowingo
Bridge Company was held at Conowingo
on Monday last. The Prcsidcn: submitted
a statement OF the receipts and expendi-
lures Of the company for the past year,
showing an increase in the receipts over
the previous year of nearly 5000. The
directors have paid The entire debt of the
company, leaving balance in the hands of
the Treasurer of 5000, to be appropriated
TO reserve fund. The improvements
recently constructed withstood the late
heavy freshet. without any damage. The
old Board were reelected, viz James G.
Bell, President: Jacob Tome, Richard b.
Mccoy, James :. Patterson and Levi X.
Brown, Directors.
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FOR RENT
FOL; the

k'Oi the Winter or longer. = Thoroughly
L furnished HOUSE. m E'kiar ai:., .r H.
F'S"',- 70 MIS- d"bnH en-
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BONDS APPROVED,

Edmund G.. Lynch, administrator of John
w. Lynch; Levi o. Cameron, guardian to
Herbert A. Cameron and others; Montilion
Brown and Ilaines Brown. executors OF
VIM. Brown; VIM. Is. Steel, Administrator
Of John Steel.
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The rose of death. Do not wait till
the hectic flush, which indicates advanced
consumption, appears on the cheek. Check
the hard cough and heal the lrritated lungs
with iALE's Honey Of lio.chonnd and Tar
before the crisis comes. BE in time. Sold
by all druggists.
Plies Toothache Drops cure in one min
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- In spite of liannels, coughs and colds
will make a lodgmeut in the system. But
they are not tenants at will. You can dis
possess them with HIls's Honey Of Hore
hound and Tar, in less time than ii takes
4 sheriff to execute a writ. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies roothache Drops cure in minute
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

'I'HE FARM Of James c. E.au, on the
"H!''e rat, a'-'Ii ~" asi'- it'nt i.- Ri-us
sHt.. .. n-r.7 Tor -,I- ur rent P..--..,, -.v, 40,
lh" -''h II March ~ f"r iuTtEuT particulars srly
EVANS Arm, - = IT.
Oct "a, ls.s-if 81, a.,