ocr: the Sobs of tho Sires. Suns ol the hire*, a History of the I?i~r JL i iozrcsa ur?U Destiny cf ihc American ?ur ly, jusi received aud foi sale t;y April 7 L.C.W1LLUMS.


Shepherdstown register. [volume]

ocr: CVoUnng \ C\ol\vmg \. K just returned from Philadelphia Baltimore with a very handsome Utility- made Clothing, for Spring and Summer, of the very latest fashions and at very Coats from 87 1-2 cents up to $lf> Pants 14 62 1-2 " " 1 Vests " 62 1-2 " " 5 Hose " 8 u ?? :r* llose " 12 1-2 " " 62 HATS ! HATS ! 1 have also a very prime lot of Hats, of kinds, of the following description, viz : Black fine High Crown, " " Stiil' Brim, " " High Crown, nap'd rim, " " Washington Hat, very tine, High Crown, a beautiful article. Pearl and Black Know Nothing, and Black United States still' bi iin, Straw Hats of all descriptions, from 12 cents to $L25. Suspenders, Stoeks, Cravats, Fine Sliirts, Linen Bosoms, Shirts, Fancy Shirts, Ladies' and Gloves, &c., kc. Tobacco and Segars. I have also a choice lot of Tobaceo and Se gars, all of which 1 will sell unusually low cash, or to punctual customers at the credit. Call and examine before elsewhere. HLi?MlilCHHOLSh. March 31, 1(5*3. 1(.) ? tl

place_of_publication: Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]

publisher: Hardy & Henry W. McAnly


ocr: ? consisting of common ) fine Sack ami Frock ('oats, Over coats, I^nts, Yest?, Drawers, Shirts, Pea Jackets, Roundabouts, &c. They ate cheap that it is worthy of the examination of even those who do not w i?h t?? pur chase. L. C. HESK1TT.


ocr: 1JALTDIORE 31 A UK E.T . Flour. ? The Hour iaark< t to-day was steady, and without any special change. ?^0 l>r>ls How ard ft., brands at >,11. ? st> J f-5. Corn ? $108,101). Oats? 62ut>4?\ t'.yc? Mosaics. ? Clipptr Ut i list'


ocr: Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &e. The sut'iCliber li t* ju?t received a ?up| ly of Fresh Drugs, Medicines, P^nts, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, 6lc. April 21 ' EC VMM. I A**


ocr: WOOL I WOOL! WOOL!! C| *c K^t market price will bo gf*en for x Wool, either in cash or merchandise. Ma) i'J KILNTCii U si i U.IUiKAkUL


ocr: up t-cnscn t?egftl;cr. C 1 f | L ?? 4 i p, $\ vV i h \Mi iaS& iisfrfK ??> i jt&Mte ; WAY'S PILLS ! WHY ARE WE SICK? FT has been the lot of tho human race to be weighed down by t!i?e:?sc and suffering. M .1 1 si I' ILLS are specially adapted to the relief of the lit.. IK the *YERf OLS, ti.e and the LVURM, oi allclimes, aotS. >*-*xes, and constitutions. Frofcssor Hol lo v/ ay personallvvKiperintends the matwifaetur? his medicine* in tl?e t'nited States, and otters them to a Irec and enlightened people, as the b? >t remedy the world ever saw for the remo val of di>easc. These Pills Purify the Blood. These famous Tills are expressly combined to operate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, the lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting s?ny derange menl in their functions, purifying the blood, the very fountain of life, and thus cu ring disease in all its forms. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints. Nearly half the in man race have taken theso Tills. It has been proved in all parts of tho world, that nothing has been found equal


ocr: CLOCKS AM) VIOLINS. Mocks and Violins, Violin B iw*, Violin licid res. Flutes, &.c.,ju?l received and forMie by Apjil'Jl ? EC WILLIAMS.


ocr: GOODS AT COST. II 'K w?i1 ?? ll d?r itoi.-bofSniiktn^r n CJofld*. at ( n-1, fm <?he ue ?4 tali and jffi ?tiirb Lai^ains as can be iv>vthtre tire. r\\!KRON & 81'AKKT Ih55. 25 ?


ocr: ? 0 TH I N G ! CAoUnng \ C\oU\mg \ 1*1 AVE just returned from Philadelphia Baltimore with a very handsome of Rtaily-uuuU Clothing , for Spring and Summer, of the very latest fashions and at very prices. Coats from 87 1-2 cents lip to $15 Pants " 62 1-2 " M 7 Vests M 62 1-2 " 11 5 Hose " 8 " " 37 Ladies llose " 12 1-2 " " 62 HATS ! HATS ! I have nlso a very prime lot of I lats, of kinds, of tl^e following description, viz : Black fine High Crown, " M Stiff Brim, " 41 High Crown, nap'd rim, 11 " Washington Hat, very tine, High Crown, a beau'iful article. Pearl and Black Know Nothing, and Black United States stiff brim, Straw Hats of all desci iptious, from 12 ceuts to 5.I 25. Suspenders, Stocks, Cravats, H Fine Shirts, Linen Bosoms, stiirtsrFancy Shins, Ladies1 and $tc., Sic. Tobacco and Segars. I have also a choice lot of Tobacco and gars. all of which 1 will sell unusually low cash, or to puticlual customers at the crtd t. Call and examine before els* where. .1 HlMWICKHOUSE. Shepherdstown, March 3!, Ii55. 19 ? tf


ocr: T. NEWTON KTTRTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, I And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER^ No. 151 PRATT-ST. Next to Bait. Sc Ohio R.R. Depot , BALTIMORE , MD. 7- BAGS bought for Cash, or taken in exebange for Books, Stationery, Stc. 1


ocr: i Cviiits, ['ants. I )ravver"s. Shirs, Jackets, UiMititSa'fiojj t?, Tliev ?n: cheap thai it worthy ot the exaaiiiirftioii of evea those who do not \\i?h to pur chase. I


ocr: FRESH CANDIES, French Candies. Oranges, !<ai>ins, Fi^s, Cur . iDids {.nd CiifOQ, ju>l received ami for ^uie 21 iJ. C. H ILLUMS.


ocr: DUPUY'S PALE BRANDY. rpHK undersigned has just received ar.other J. supply of Pule Biat'dj, fur medicinal pu;. E. C. WILLIAMS.


ocr: j TOBACCO, CIGARS AND SNUFF. 1 {00 Mincr\ i i (Cigars, 500 Venus do 500 La Di Jornada 100 Three ( 'rmvrts do 600 fiT Espnnola (!o '2 Doz. G asset ts Scotch Si-iifT. 1 Hint Clarbonoe Extra Tobacco, 1 do Gravely <!o ju.ct received ami lor sale bv Dec 9 .1. L. TOWNER. {


ocr: T. XST7T0X IiaPwTZ, Wholesale and Retail Ik EMKSELLER, STATIONER, '* DUALS R in PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. Xfx Ho 1lth. ,<s- Ohio fl R. Depot, BALTIMORE, MD. frj- BAGS bought for Cash, or taken in ?*jcc-li:?iii??r lor Looks, Siauouery, iic. .


ocr: T. NEWTON KUPvTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOLSEiLEB, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Acconnt Book M A N 0 r A c T X] R f) R , No. 151 PRATT-ST. A crt to Halt. &c Ohio R.R. Iftpot. BALTIMORE, MD. f:7-H AGS bought for Ca*h, or Uf.ru in czcliongi: t?r , Staticmery. kc.


ocr: U UU GOOD- NIGHT. Good night is but a little word, Yet beautiful, though brief, And falls upon th&gQntle heart iuikedevv upon the leaf ? Love's farewell ootes of tenderncs3 Upon affection's choid^, The clasp that knits the daily chain Ul" kindly deeds and woids ? A verdant olive branch of peace Under our pillow prest, Shedding it*? graceful tragranpo round lie fore we sinl? to rest ? A kindly wish that each may dwell In undis tui bed repose, Until the morn her robe o* light iiouud every sleeper thiaws Thenscotn not thou this ittlc word Of peace and amity ; It is a link in Love's bright ckain, How small soe'er i. be. I I j


ocr: It A LTOIORE MARKET. !".? r ? J fvT wart? street sales made at Wiieat ? sales made ai $2.06:\ 10. Com ? sales made at ?0j80 cts. sai s made si U7a40 r t^ . .-ales at 1 1 5a 1 t!0 c\s.?('/i/)prr 1 ith.


ocr: SUBSCRIBER lias just Candy'?, Almond?, Currants, Raisins, ? Pea Can Pickled Cucumbers, Preserved Ginger, Dec 10 CIIARI.KS HARPER.


ocr: JUST RECEIVED" Clark ?fc Co. C'oJ l.ivcr ) Oil, Quinine, Gnra Arabic, white; Mass, best; Calomel, Castor Oil, Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Alcohol, White, Corn Star oh, Wright's Vegetable Pills, & c. 1 1 CHARLES HARPER,


ocr: On the Tih in*t., !>v t h IJev. Jas. If. Mr. John I /. I/enrtj Jo Miss Jane Slump, ail of lierkeley Un the ") !i inst.. by tin1 Rev. Wm, J. liclurt If \ / '(eurfoot , formerly of County, to Jinnie E.% daughter ?,f T. ('. D ifi'iani, of IJ iliimore, MJ. At the r?>i !< nre oi (i. VV (iibbs, in It -iyuioi)d. Hinds county, Mississippi, on i t* JOjIi o.' May, !?v Rer. J. C. J)avjs, VI r. ( 'unit* 11. formerly of ibis A'/.V/# L. FAJcr, all of the mint J jua e.


ocr: T|"A\ ING just returned from the eastern mnr II. k?-ts, I aui now able to otlVrto the |> generally, a line and well selected >to? k Fall and Winter Goods, consisting as tollow?: ? Biaek ai d F;in<v (" ? 1 1, - . | Black and fancy t'a>sim? its, Satirett- ot all 'shades and grades. Tweed-, Bev?-rteens Mons lins of all descriptions, Alpacas Siiks, Barred Cambrics, |.t*t style Prints, Fine Assortment of >haw:s. Mt -in v all kind*. A superabundai.t a--ortmeiit CAPS, BOOTS & which I ?i!l otfrr to the 7 . .1 - 1.1. oi. as rt i.soiijible terms as tliejT ra" '? i? Aiso ? a C1 ooplete a>sortme?.t the bounty. D.iYll)' BtLLM YER, Shepherdstown, October G. lbj^. I


ocr: Lot, on which the old Methodist _L Episcopal Church stood, is tor Sale ; not sold previous to Saturdny the 15//'/ December , next, it will on that day be at Public Sale, at 2 o'clock, P. M. of THOMAS I1ESSY. Shepherdstown, Nov. 2 4


ocr: NOTICE ! miiE notes given at my sale on the JL day of March last, are now due, payment is expected forthwith. I can seen at inv residence in at anv tin e. I hope this notice will attended to and save cost. RICHARD C. WILLIAMS. December S, 1655. i*t Servants for Hire i


ocr: ( JSTHAY COLT ! ( 1 A MK to the subscriber's reside ce, a bout ~ miles from Sbep' erd.-tovv n, trie road leading to Kerneysville, on 25th November, <\ A Dark Bay Mare Colt, supposed to be 'A years old next spring, star in the forehead, and both hind white. The owner is requested to forward, prove property, pay charges take her away. JONATHAN E. WATERS. December 8, 1855. 3t a


ocr: AIF1IL1. MOTHER k CO., IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, A VD DEALERS 1/ - o si ? J j <? 3 ji5 1 v/ 3 Jj ;. ', Jj and Plated Ware, Military jPAHLT C5S2BS, Wholesale and Retail, BALTIMORE STREET. BALTIMORE, Md. fr^5" Orders from the country promptly at tended to. ? November 17, 1855. 52 ? It


ocr: Servants for Hire I II A VI*' lor hire three l Ain II A N D S, and GIRLS, accustomed to housework. D. T. TOWNER. Shepherdstown, Dec. S


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. ?\'ext (o Ball. S( Ohio R.li. Depot, BALTIMORE, MD. {?*- RAGS bought for Cash, or taken in exchange lor Hook; {stationery, Kc.


ocr: will sihtniii l!i?i Now l HAVR been induced to make th?* ofj-rlliric good< at very small profits lor and call upon the public generally !t? sus (Ji*e ine a liberal pitronaje and I prove t<> you thai a '?pHOi.y quirk !y turned better ihait a shilling in ilir wind." Come ^iiC " ^-j^k-ee my stock ol I)ry (foods, J Iuts, t 'ajis, limits, Siiues, just ' reived, all purchased with uri at tor Cash. DAVID DILLM VKK. Shepherdstown, Oct. 7, 1854. it


ocr: HERE! GREAT BARGAINS ! undersigned lias just returned from Bal timore and Philadelphia, and now of the largest .Sl most splendid assortment Spring and Summer Goods he has ever had, being bought exclusively for cash he is enabled to oll'tr great inducements, at least 5U per cent lower than last spring prices. THE LADIES DEPARTMENT embraces everything desirable : ? Silk 37 1-2 cents worth 09 1-2 cent*, brilliantees, grenadines, challies, [ ain and fancy b rages and 31 1-4 cents woilh on cmis, ocia^e de 18 3-4 cents worth 3? 1-2 cents lawns of shade and quality from 4 cents up, crape parris, ginghams one half the nsual price, de Jains, plain, striped and barred silks, black silk ? very low, calico from 4 cents up. MOURNING GOODS. Great pains have been taken in this depart ? embracing every thing one could disire, the very finest american, french and fabtics. Fancy and White Goods. French worked collars ? entirely new pat terns, embroideries of every description, sleeves, milling, swiss, mull, nansook, barred and muslins, white brilliantees, ribbons low, head dresses at half price, veils description. Gentlemen?' Department. This department embraces every variety lie most desirable goods iu market and ot latest styles, from fine to superfine cloths,


ocr: nAi.Ti.Monn mauket. I'lour.*-- Sales of 500 bb!s. Howard st. $9.00. Sales t?f white wheat good i?2.03*?'2.08. Sales of new yellow coca, choice, at 78a80c. good to prime oats, a! 3Sailc. .Mil., rye at ?1 .05a$l . 10.


ocr: MANUFACTURERS, AN1> DEALERS 1? nmitts; and Plated Ware, Military FiHtil C80BS, M'holesale and Retail, BALTIMORE BALTIMORE, Md. Orders from the country promptly at tended to. November 17, 1855. 52 ? ly !


ocr: To Pew Holders. Pew Holders in the Episcopal Church, Shepherdstown, are that the Pew Rents have been due the 1st of October. The Vestry earnest ly request that prompt payment may made to the Treasurer, Mr. C. T. Bur. LF.U. Nov. 10 ? 3t


ocr: LOOK T have just received from 1 hil adclphta 1 Baltimore a fresh supply of GEvri.rMF.N also Bors* Overcoats, a beautiful arjcle, also CoATt a.,..


ocr: E w a <> o i> s ? just rctun.ed fnm (W eastern mar kets 1 :<m now al !<? lu ? H*? i to tl.t public a tire and w til selected Mid uf Fall and Winter Goods, a" follow-: ? Black Fancy Cloths, and fancy (V?iin?u&, Salinetu of all at.d grades, T*t ad*. jltvulPitw, Mous* of "all descriptions, Alja*as isint^bam*, Si. Us, Barred Camliics, lfc?t si)la Pine Assortment of Sh?wl-? Hosiery of ki?;.L. A superabundant a^oitment of ! I A T\ r \r>\ BOOTS S. SlfOESL. AI>o ? a complete assortment of which I will offer to ihc tr*dc a* reasonable tern;? as thev ea*i be had in County. J). II in' B1LLM i'EJl. t?,


ocr: WOOL! WOOL! WOOL!! lie highest market pries will be given for Wool, either in ca-h or merchandise. May 19 KENTCtl fc STONEliRAKER.


ocr: cure tilan?t?rf, A^thino, Hid i' Bound, I'ev. r, CoUU, ol Appeiiie, and manv nll.er rooe iueidetit to tV.at noble animal? the l'or sale hy # Pcb. P) CilAS. iUUPEU,A*l.


Daily American organ. [volume]

ocr: DISTRICT PLU WRING ESTABLISH MENT. BATHING FIXTURES-.. Fountains. Water Kiwis, Mai* blc Wash basins; WuUr Ci<> sets; China, Irou. Lead, and Ensraelled Sink* and Hasina: Copper Cylinder Boilers: Wa ter Bu. Its; Ranges; Foil* .and Lift Pumps; Hydrants; 'Garden Engiues ; Lead, In n. and Earthen Pipes; Leather and ludia Rubber Hi.se, Ac. P. H. SIM8, 612 Seventh atr.ai.

place_of_publication: Washington, D.C.

publisher: An Assn. of Native Americans


ocr: ?7IREMII PRUIT, 4 I? 86 boxes bunch Ha IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY. By AMkorttjr of the state of Alabama. MILITARY Class Y.?To be drawn January 8, 1MB, In the city of Montgoiruiryt N Whan price* amounting to 930,000 Will be distributed aucording to the following UNPARALLELED SCHEDULE I Remember I One Thousaud Prixea I j Capital Prize, $10,000 I Clvsb Y 1 Prisa of fio.ooo ' ls.\ #10.<XH> 8 do 0 L..f 8,000 are |J)0( 8 oo ot 600 are ] K00 11 do of. 250 are 8,750 10 do ot HO are 1,100 17 do ot 7? are 1,27* AS do of. 50 are 8,100 88 do of. 88 are 8,07ft ?J0 do of...... 10 are *.000 ?580 do of. 6 are 8,150 1,000 Prlies, amounting to $80 000 ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSI I Ticket* >5- Halves $2 60?Quarter* #1 23. BAM DEL SWAN. Agent end Mana?? nov 18?ly Montgomery. Alabama. SUGARS AND SIRUP*. ANDING this day 30 hogsheads Prime Porto Kioo and Muscovado Sugar-i 100 packages di uble-rvfined Loaf, Crushed, Pow dered, Ground, Granulated, and Clarified Sugars 80 barrels strictly prime New Orleans Sugars A'<K), 0 bogabeada Lovering's Golden Sirup, which we will aell at tbo manufacturer's price, by the hogshead. I For sale by E. E. WIIITE A CO., No. 68, iron front, Louisiana avenue, Between flth mid 7th streets, Opposite the Bank of Wnahiugtoi'. nov 87?lswStvif . Ac.? ^~rr- Kaisina 16 half do 80 quarter do 6 boxes fresh Citron 8 caaka Cnrrants 48 jars fresb Prunes 6 cases Canton Ginger Almonds and Walnnt* 76 drums beat Figa For sale at low prices by j Esse b. wilpup,


ocr: IIKRHCVCS, FI.OIR, Meal, 4c.? 50 barrels No. 1 Potomac Herrings, (gross) 600 barrels super and extra Flours Meal?Corn, Rye, Ac., for sale low by HILL, BROWN k PARfLOW, Corner Prince and Union streeta, feb 16?tf Alexandria, Va.


ocr: AYER'S PILLS. aad singularly successful for the cure of all Bilious diseases, Costive uess, Indigestion, Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fevers, Gout, Humor*, Nervousness, Irritability, In flammations, Headache, Puins in the Breast, Side, Back, and Limbs, Female Complaint*, Ac. Indeed, very few are the diseases iu which a Purgative Med icine is not more or less required, and much sickness and suffering might be prevented, if a harmless but effectual Cathartic were more freely used. No per son can feel well while a costive habit of body pre vails ; besides, it soon generates serious and often fatal diseases, which might have been avoided by the timely and judicious use of a good purgative. This is ali&e true of Colds, feverish symptoms and Bilious derangements. They all tend to become or produce the deep-Beated and formidable distempers which load the hearses all over the land. Henoe a reliable fam ily physic is of the first importance to the public health, and this Pill bos been perfected with con summate skill to meet that demand. An extensive trial of its virtues by physicians, professors, and pa tients, lias shown results surpassing anything hith erto known of any medicine. Cures have been effect ed beyond belief, were they not substantiated by per sons of such exalted positions and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Among the eminent gentlemen who have testified in favor of these Pills, we may mention? I)r. A. A. Haybs, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, and State Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high pro fessional character is endorsed by the? Hon. Edward Evsrbtt, Senator of the United States. Robbrt C. Winthrop, ex-Speaker of the House of Representatives. Abbott La wrings, Minister Plenipotentiary to f.loHN B. FmPATRicx, Catholic Bishop of Boston. Also, Dr. J. R. Chilton, Practical Chemist of New city, endorsed bV? Hon. William L. Marcy, Secretary of State.


ocr: pain. It gives immediate relief. m Sold by D. S. DYSON, , C. STOTT A CO., W. H. GILMAN, J. W. NAIRN. " PATTERSON A NAIRN, D. B. CLARK, h. h. Mcpherson, W. T. EVANS, JCIDWELL k LAWRENCE. J. B. MOORE. Washington, D. C. J. L. KIDWELL, Georgetown. And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia, jy 17?eoif 8m


ocr: .AYER'S PILLS. A r\i.a ??cceealnl rented jr tiieuro of all Bilious diwuci Costive new, Indigestion, Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatism, rerun, Uout, Humor*, Nervousne**, Irritability, In flamnwtiou. Headache Pain, i? tlw Breaat, &de. MaA, and Limbs, l-eiua1e Complaint*, 4c. Indeed, rety lew are the diaeasca in which a Purgative Med icine is not more or leaa required, and much akknees and suffonng might be prevented, if a harmlea* but effectual Cathartic were more freely uaed. No per son can feel well while a costive habit of body pre ?aula; besides, it soon generates aerioua and otten fatal diseases, which might hare been avoided by tbe ???'/ and judicious use of a good purgative. This in alike true at Colds, feverish symptoms and Bilious deraagements. They all tend to become or produce the deep-seated and formidable distemper* which load the hearses all over the land. Hence a reliable fam ily phvsic i* of the first importance to the p?blic health, and this Pill has been perfected with con summate skill to meet that demand. An extensive J* Jta vi,rtuea by phyaician*, professors, and pa tients, has shown result* surpassing anything hith erto known of any medicine. Cure* have'been effect ed beyond belief, were thay not substantiated by per son* of such exalted position* and character aa to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Among the eminent gentlemen who have teatified in favor of these Pills, we may mention? Dr. A. A. Hater, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, and State A*aayer of Massachusetts, whose high pro feasional character is endorsed by the? Hon. Edwabu Etbbbtt, Senator of the United State*. Kobirt C. Winturop, ex-Speaker of the Hoqm of Rep resell ttUi ve*. En I "'J* '4AWHlNCE' ^'nl?ter Plenipotentiary to tJoHK B. Fitipatbick, Catholic Bishop of Boston. Also, Dr. J. R. Chihon, Practical Chemist of New 1 ork city, endorsed by? Hon. William L. Mauct, Secretary of State. Wihub B. Astor, the richest mail in America. 8. Lbland A Co., proprietor* of tbe Metropolitan Hotel, and others. Did space permit, wo could give many hundred cer tificates from all where the Pill* have been uaed,


ocr: PLUMBING ESTABLISH MENT. BATHING FIXTURES, Fountains, Water Rums, Mar ble Wash Basins; Water Clo sets; Chlnu, Iron, Lead, and Enamelled Hnks and Basins; Copper Cylinder Boilers:Wa ter Bucks; Ranges; Force and Lift Pumps; Hydrants; Garden Engines; Lead, Iron, and Earthen Pipes; Leather and India Rubber Hose, Ac. P. H. SIMS, 512 Seventh street.


ocr: RESH FRUIT. 4o.? 25 boxes bunch Raisins 15 half do 80 quarter do 5 boxes fresh Citron 2 casks Cnrrants 48 jars fresh Prunes 5 oases Canton Ginger Altnonds and Walnuts 75 drums best Figs For sale at low prices bv J ESSE B. WILSON," .No. 321, l'eun. avenue, south side,


ocr: ? fruit, &c.? 25 boxes bunch Raisins 15 half ?? do 80 quarter do 5 boxes fresh Citron 2 casks Cnrrants 48 jars fresh Prunes 5 cases Canton Ginger Almonds and Walnut* 75 drums best Figs For sale at low prices Jj^ y WILHO?f No. 821, Penn. avenue, south bide.


ocr: ban pitting. THOMAS LEWIS, 1'ractical Gm Fitter, Tenth ?IimI, Between J't untylvania avenue and Ji itreet, fuw door* ulxivu MoGuirs's Auotiou Storv. BE subscriber invites the attention hit friend* und the public to bin wham he is prepared to fit up with (jus I'ijn- Fixtures, Stores, Dwellings, Public Buildings, Ac., it Haul sud substantial niuuuur. All who favor me w ith their custom, may upou having their mirk well done, and on terms, as I am determined, by strict attention business, to perform my contracts in such a as to merit the approbation of my patrons. ? THOMAS LEWIS. All orders promptly and personally


ocr: j?# davidge ATTORNEY AND* COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND Commissioner of Deeds rOK THS STATES OF Virginia, New York, Maine, Kentucky, New Jersey, . Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, Iowa, Georgia, California, < Arkansas, South Carolina, Ac., ke. Convcvancing in all iU branches promptly accurately executed. Offioe Louisiana avenne, opposite Fifth street sov


ocr: DISTRICT PLU W H1NG ESTABLISH. MENT. BATHING FIXTURES, Fountains, Water Rams, Mar ble Wash Basin*; Water Clo sets; China, Iron, Lead, and Enamelled Sinks and Basim; Copper Cylinder Boilers; Wa ter llit'ks; Ranges; Force land Lift Pumps; Hydrants; I Garden Engines; Lead, Iron, I ;md Earthen l'ipes ; leather land India Rubber Hone, Ac. P. H. SIMS, 612 Seventh street.


ocr: MEDICAL AVER'S PILLS. l NEW and singularly igeoeiatul remedy k for the euro o? till liilious dieeusci, Costive- neBH, Indigestion, Jaundice, Dropsy, Ithouinutimn, Fevers, Gout, Humors, Nervousness, Irritability, In flammations, Headache, Pains in the Bteatrt, Side, Buck, snd Limbs, Female Complaints, Ac, Indeed, very few are the diseases iu yrhich a Purgative Med icine is not more or less required, and much sickness and suffering might he prevented, if a 1 taintless but effectual Catasrfie were more freely used. ?' No per son can feel well while a costive habit of body pre vails; besides, it soon generates serious ana often fatal diseases, which might have been avoided by the timely and judicious use of a good purgative. This is alike true of Colds, feverish symptoms and Bilious derangements. Tliey all tend to become or produce the deep-seated and formidable distempers which load the hearses all over tl>o land. Hence a reliable fam ily physic is of the flrpt importance to the public health, and this Pill bos teen perfected with con summate skill to meet that demand. An extensive trial of its virtues by physicians, professors, and pa tients, baa shown results surpassing anything hith erto known of any medicine. Cures have been effect ed beyond belief, were they not substantiated by per sons of such exalted positions and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Among the eminent gentlemen who have testified In favor of these Fills, wo may mention? Dr. A. A. IIatw, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, and State Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high pro fessional character i* endorsed by thj? Hon. EdwaBo Evkrot, Senator of the United States. Robert C. Wintbthop, ex-Speaker of the Honse of Representativfcs. Abbott Lawbskcx, Minister Plenipotentiary to England. ' fTloHM B. FrtiPATRicx, Catholic Bishop of Bostr Also, Dr. J. R. Chilton, Practical Chemist of York city, endorsed by? V Hon. William L. Marct, Secretary of State. William B. Astor, the richest man in America, S. Lcland A Co., proprietors of the Metropolitan Hotel, and others. ' Did space permit, wo could give many hundred cer tificate* from all parts where the rills have been used,


ocr: GOOD T T T Are sold by IfALL A HENNING, jy 21 ?Steod ^ No. 510 Seventh street. ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE. ? This tract binds shout three-quarters of s mile on the rnilroad, and about midway between Waahingtm citv and Baltim ore. acrea are in wisjd and limber, thebalauce in clearing, well fenced, and a small cab n on the place. Th s treet will be divided to suit purchaser'. Terms will b" made ea?y. Any one desirous of purchasing will call upon the subscriber No. 543 Pennsylvania avenne, between First snd .Second streets west' Wash ington city. U. N. OII.BERt, 97?eotf Land


ocr: ?an be had without charge, of Z. D. OILMAN, C. STOTT A CO, W. H. OILMAN, J. W. NAIRN, PATTERSON A NAIRN, D. B. CLARK, H. H. Mcl'IIKBflON, W. T. EVANS. KIDWKLL A LAWRENCE, J. B. MOORE, Washington, D. C. J. L. KIDWKLL, Georgetown, And by all dealer* la Alaska drift, Virginia.


ocr: COMMISSIONER AND NOTARY, N*. 490 Seventh street, near E, Washing, ton,, D. C. GEORGE oTtHQMAS, Commissioner ol Deeds for New York, Texas, Arkansas, California, New Jersey, Louisiana, Ohio, Missouri, Pennsylvania Alabama, Kentucky, Maryland, Florida, Maine, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, _ Mississippi, Dsla wan, Wisconsin, Mississippi, , Rhode Island, Connecticut, Indiana, North Carolina, S. Carolina, Illinois. Iow^ N. Hampshire, -Massachusetts, Virginia, Vermont, Tennessee, and the Tarritoriea Patent! and (Maim*, and Conveyancer.


ocr: BY EXPRESS. 4 GOOD supply of Spring and Summer Good*, comprising our usual variety of? Umbrellas. Parasols, Canes, Gloves, Caps Summer Hats of various styles Braces for Ladies and Gents Silk and cotton Hosiery Undergarments, Shirts, Collars Neck Ties, Rob ?? de Cbambru Silk and linon Handkerchiefs Porto Mounaies, Razors, Soaps, Perfumery Ac., Ac., now being received at BIRGE'S, Wlllard's Hotel.


ocr: can Z. I). OILMAN, C. STOTT A CO., W. H OILMAN, J W NAIRN, PATTERSON 4 NAIRN. D. B. CLARK, h. h. Mcpherson, w. t. rvanh, KIDWELL a LAWRENCE, J B. MOORE, Washington, D. C. J. L KIDWKLI," And by all daalsrs is Atarandria, Vir^nfs ^'"'' jan ??sotf ftm


ocr: WANTED. r/Uk SECURED BY M 1 N of tnist on real estate worth $#.000. A, jt H HALL A CO., Kagiaeers and ',mV. ^


ocr: MEDICAL AYER'S PILLS. NKW and liDKnlnrty successful remedy for the care of ail Bilious itimMii, Costive ue?a, Indigestion, Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fevers, Gout, Humors, Nervousness, Irritability, In flammations, Headache, Piling in the Bruaat, Hide, Back, and Limba, Female Complain ta, Ac. Indeed, very few are the discuses in whioh a Purgative Med ioine is uot more or lees reqnind, and much sickness and suffering might be prevented, if a harmless but effectual Cathurtia were more freely used. Mo per son can feel well while a costive habit oi body pre vails ; besides, it soon generates serious and often fatal diseases, which might have been avoided by the timely and Judicious use of a good purgative. This is alike true of Olds, feverish symptoms and Bilious derangements. They all tend to become or produce the deep-seated and formidable distempers which load th$ hearses all ever the land. Hence a reliable fam ily physic Is of the first importance to the public tft-aith, and this Pill has been perfected wtth con summate skill to meet that demand. An extetaaivt trial'of its virtues by physicians, professors, and pa tients, has shown remits surpassing anything hith erto known of any medicine. Cures have bssn effect ed beyond belief, were they not substantiated by per sons of such exalted positions and character aa to forbid tho suspicion of untruth. Among the eminent gentlemen who have testified in favor of tliese Pills, wo may mention? Dr. A. A. Hates, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, and State Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high pro character is endorsed by the? Hon. Edward Kvkkktt, Senator of tha United States. Robbrt C. WiNmuor, ex-Speaker of the House of Abbott Lawihol Minister Plenipotentiary to t-loBM B. Fitzpatbiok, Catholic Bishop of Boston. Also, Dr. J. B. Chilton, Practiasl Chemist of New city, endorsed by? Hon. Willum L. Marct, Secretary of State. M4illiam B. Astob, the richest man in America. S. Lkland & Co., proprietors of the Metropolitan and others. Did spaco permit, we couid give many hundred cer


ocr: NOTARY. 4#0 ^'""'h^treet, near E, Washing GEORGE cTthOMAS Commissioner ol Deeds 'for ?ss; 2a?. BK&, J?%r Florida, Maine, GeorgU' Dekwrn' a Miwissinpi, ES2T - M'Si. Siriw IllinoUT i0i? Carol,n?. ?" Oorolmj, ;~V r?Xtm Tennessee, and the Territones. FtUmt* ?UU"it'***


ocr: DISTRICT PLUMBINU KNIABLUH MEIfTi BATH I NO FUTURES, Fountains Water Rains, Mar ble Waah Basins; Water Clo aeti; China. Iron, Lead, and Enamelled Sinks and Basins; , Copper Cylinder Boilers ? Wa kter Backs: Range*; Force land Lift Pumps; Hydrants; I Garden Enginea; Lead, Iron, I and Earthen Pipes; Leather "and India Rubber Hoee, Ac P. H. SIMS, 612 SeTenth street.


ocr: els, and ia preferred by thoee who bare used it to pnMMtfcm of ginger. Sold by C. 8TOTT A CO., W. H. OILMAN, J W. NAIRN, PATTERSON A NAIRN. D. B. CLARK. H. H. McPHICKSON, W T. EVAN8, KIDWELL A tAWRKNCK, 4. B. MOOR*, Washington. U. a J. L. KIDWELL^ _ And by all isalars ia Alexandria, vSJST ' mar eotf tm


ocr: . . TKA. A COFFER * Claret, Madeira. Malaga, and Sherry Wine* Superior Brandy, at $3 per gallon, worth $8 Heron, Batter, and Eggs, Ac. JOS. W. DAVIS. Jy 14?It* Corner Ninth and K streets.


ocr: ICH HOLIDAY GIFTS? Breastpins, Eur Kings, BraceleU, Gold Soal Rings, to open Gold Pencils, Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons, Finger Rings Gold and Silver Spectacles Armlets, Gold Keys , Gold and Silver Thimbles Silver Spoons Albata Ware, Plated Baskets, Ac. All or any of wnich will be sold cheap by J WM. H. FORREST, No. 869, north 7th stroet, near the Market. N. B. Highest cash price given for old gold silver. Jewelry made to order. dec 18?lw .


ocr: I MDERM1(>NKD ARK working the Stone Quarry formerly occupied Major W. R Scott, and will turni?b (ton* at th* market rates. HDMPHRFTH A WILLIAMS Onot ?*TowN, D. 0., May 1 ,18, V ma/ l5?lm*


ocr: ME DIC At AYER'S IMLIS. and singularly successful remedy for the care of aH Bili"H? diseases, Co,f T^ neti, Indigestion, Jaundice, Dr<?p?y, Kteum?U?m, Fevers, Oout, Humors, Nervousness Irritability, ln flnmuiations. Headache, Pains in the Breast, Side, Back, and Limbs, Female Complaints, Jfc Indend, very few are the diseases in Which a Piirorative Mwl icine is not more or less required, and much sickness and suffering might be prevented.lf a harmless but effectual Oatharflc were more freely used- Wo per son can feel well while a costive habit of body pre vails ; besides, it soon generates serious and often fatal diseases, which might hare been avoided btthe ii?l^e\rue rf03B^<^i?h *nd Bi"ou, the hearses all over the land. Uenca a reliable fam ily physio is of the first importance to_ the public liuith, and this l'ill has been perfected with ?? suinmate skill to meet that demand. An extensive trial of its virtues by physicians, professors ?''d ? tients, has shown results surpassing erto known of any. inediciue. Cures have Jjeen effjetr ed beyond belief; were they not substantiated by per sons of such exalted positions and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. , Among the eminent gentlemen who have testified in favor of these Fills, we may mention? Dr. A. A. Uatss, Analytical Chemist, of Ulster), and State Assayer of Massachusetts, whoae high pro fessional character is endorsed by the^ Bon. ?dwa>u Evsawrt, Senator of the United -Rem* O. Wintbrof, ex-Speaker of the Home of Representatives. ? . Abbott Lawmjmjs, Minister Plenipotentiary to Fiwatbick, Catholic Bishop of Boston. khoJ>r. J. K. Chilton, Praotioal Chainlet of New Y'tluS fcer, Secretary p* State, William B. Astob, the richest man-in America. 8. Lbland A Co., proprietors of the Metropolitan Hotel, and others. Did space permit, we could give many hundred ?*T" tifiootos from all parte where the PUls have been used, but evidence even more than the experi


ocr: UISTRICT PLU **?"?? ESTvULlSH MENT. u .i i H 1 N ti FIXTURES, Fountains Water Rums, Mai* ble Wash Hasina; Water C > seta; Chinu, Iron. Lead, m d Enamelled t-inks and Bauii a; Copjwr Cylinder Boilers; M a ter Ha kg; Ranges; roioe and Lift l'umpu; llydrana; Garden Knpineo; I-ead, Ir> a, and Earthen Pipes; Lcatl er and India Rubber Hose. Ac. P. H. KIMS, 514 Seventh strict


ocr: H A M H ? _ j,KW IS* Sugar-cured Hams, ?*? ? IHI |oo Shoulders of Bacon, Rides snd br?Mt piece., *0.^?, Prim, country lard for Whih* For sal. hv JESHK B. WILSON. No. 827 Pennsylvania av??ue. jan 12?8taw8w


ocr: AUCTION SALES. By KOTHWELL & BROWN, Aictioneen. rpRIIRTEEt sale or improved property. M On Thursday, the ttrst day of February, 1866, we ahull sell in front of the premises, near the steam boat landing, nt 4 o'clock 1'. M , at public auction, by virtue of a deed of truat, dated November 15, 1861, and duly rooorded in Liber J.A. 8.. No. 87, foli< ? 868, 871, all tlmt lot of lund deaigiiuteu aa lot No 81, in square No. 827, according to Lawreuoa'a subdivi aion of a portion of said nquare, with all the alley privilege., buildings, and improvemeuta, consisting of a valuuble brick tenement. A plat and description of the lot, with its dimension* aud ?outcuta, will be exhibited at the sale. Terms of aa le: t700 cash within three days alter the sale, f600 in uine months, and $650 in twenty one mouths, the bulanoe iu two years. A deed to be and u deed of trust taken Jo secure tbe deferred payments. Ail conveyancing at tbe expense of the A. ROTIIWELL, Trustee. KOTIIWELL A BROWN,


ocr: Al'CTlON SAI.lvS. By ROTH WELL * RROIVN, Auctioneer*. sale of lalnaklr mprot i'd pro arrtv on the Island On Tuesday, the 8th day ?rf rofcnun, are shall mil by public auction Lots N"? 4. A, A, **, *7, and JW, in square Wo. 4A3, with three frauie bowses there, w Tlie location 14 the pro perty is two squares north of Page's Windmill. Terms ot sale One-third cash; tlie balance in three, si I, nine, and twelve months, ???r no tea hearing inter est. Heeds to be given, and de?il? of trust token to secure the credit payments. All conveyancing at the expense ot parcbasera. Sale to lake plane on tlie premisan at 4 o'clock, P. II. ROTUWELL * BROWN,


ocr: fruits, ac.~ Raisins, Currants Kigs Citron, Prunes. Dates, Ac. Almonds, English Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, Ao. 1,000 pounds new hulled Buckwheat Prime lot new Hams and Cheese Pickles, in jars snd barrels Fresh Damsons, Green Com, 8tring Beam, Green l'ess, in cans, hermetically sealed 5 barrels clarified Cider For sale at low prices by WM. H. BRKRETON, No. 464, 7th street, corner of 7th and F,


ocr: AYER'S PllJiS. Lnkw and singularly suceeaalnl WW* (i,r the cure of all Bilious disease, OoaUve ?, Indignation, Jauudice, Dropsy, . ./em, Gout, Humor., Norrou^e^imuW'^ lu Headache, Paiun ? and Limba, Female ComP^uULiwu Indeed, few are the diseasea In whfch a M'" ?** icina is wrt mow or less brt suffering might be prevented, if a OathaWM were more freely used. No per can feel well while a costive habit oi bedv pre * beaidt'H, it aoou generates serious andon#" cliseases, which might have been avoided bythe of such exalted positions and character as to KtlSS.* favorof these Pills we maymenUon Dr A A. Hjltm, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, State Assayer of Masuachusetto, whose high pro character is endorsed fly tne? , Hon. EnwAMf Etbebtt, Senator of the United 0. Wimthbop, ex-Speaker of the Home of Minister Plenipotentiary to B. Fitzpatrick, Catholic Bishop of Bo"*?" Also, Dr. J. R. Chilton, Practioal Chemist of New city, endorsed by? _ a, , Hon. William L. Mabct, Secretary of State. William B. Astoh, the richest man in America. 8. Lbland A Co., proprietors of the Metropolitan and others.


ocr: DISTRICT PLUMBING ESTABLISH. MENT. B A Till NO FIXTURES, Fountains Water Rama, Mar ble Wash Basins; Water Clo sets; Chins, Iron, Lead, and Enamelled Sinks and Basins; Copper Cylinder Boilers: Wa ter l?H ks: Ranges ; Force and Lift Pumps; Hydrants; Garden Engine*; Lead, Iron, and Earth.-n Pipes; Leather und India Rubber Hose Ac. P. H. SIMS. SIS Seventh street. 1W?tf ,


ocr: vndemiunku, Dealer*, in order to give time for recreation to the clerks in their employ daring the warmth of the summer months, hereby a (free to close their reepec tire stores at aeren o'clock P, M., (Saturday evenings excepted,) from this data until the first day of Sep tember next B. TUCKER A CO., E WBKKLKR A CO., CAMPBEI.LA COYLE, BLVAN8 A THOMPSON, JOHNSON, GUY A CO. Washington, June 6,1866. Je 7?Si


ocr: I H AM n. i LEWIS' Sugar-curod Hams, sew. ' 100 Shoulders of Bacon, new. Sides sod breast pieces, do do Prime armntry Urd for retain*. For sale by JESSE B. WILSON, No. 187 Pennsylvania avenue. jan 1???tawlw


ocr: AY Kirs PI LLS. JEW aud mugularLr eucceiwfal for the curu of all Bilious diseasea, Coetive ueMM. lodigustiou, Jaundice, Dropsj^J^eumatisin, Fevers, Gout, Humors, Nervouauesa, Imtabilrty, In flttinintttioiiH, Headache, Paius in the Breast, Hide, Buck, aud Limbo, Female Complaint*, Ac. Indeed, very few are the diseases in which a Fur?ative Med icine is not more or leas required, and much and suffering might be prevented, if a harm lea* effectual Cathartic were more freely used. No per hoii can feel well while a ooative habit ol body pre vails; besides, it soon generates serious and fatal diseases, which might have been avoided by timely and judicious use of a good purgative. is alike true of Colds, feverish symptoms and derangements. They all tend to become or the deep-seated and formidable distempers which the hearses all over the land. Hence a reliable ilv physic is of the first importance to the health aud this Pill has been perfected with con summate skill to meet that demand. An trial of iU virtues by physicians, professors, and pa. tiente, has shown result* surpassing anything hith erto knoWn of any medicine. Cures havel>een effect ed beyond belief, were they not substantiated by per sons of such exalted positions and character aa forbid the suspicion of untruth. Among the eminent gentlemen who have in favor of these Pills we may, mention Dr. A. A. Hates, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, and State Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high pro fessioual character is endorsed by the? Hon. Edward Ev*r?tt, Senator of the States* . . TT e | Robert C. Wikthbop, ex-Speaker of the House Representatives. . . Abbott Lawhekcb, Minister Plenipotentiary En&. Fitzpatbicx, Catholic Bishop of Boston. -Also, Dr. J. R. Chilton, Practloal ChemiBt of York city, endorsed by? 4 Hon. William L. Marcy. Secretary of State.


ocr: AYER'S pills. EW a n*l aiuKulaily successful tor the cure of ?.ll Bilious dun****, new, Indigestion, Jaundloe, Dropsy, Bheum?u??. fever#, Gout, Humors, Nervousness, IrnUUli^v. B?ck, and Limbs, FmwOs ComjOwttU, *?? very few ure tlwdissaaw whwli * icine i? not more or lens roquirwl.oiid much su unit suffering might be prevented, if effectual were more freely used. No p*r eon can feel well while a costive habit ot body pre vail*; besides, it soon general* sMou* t&iul diseases which mi?nt have been avoided heaFth! and thin Pill ba? freen perf^^d with oou Mmniuate nkill to meet thut demand. Au trial of it* virtues by physicians, profeBsora.andpii tiente has shown results surpassing anything hith erto known of any medicine. Cures nave been t^c ?d bevond belief were thoy not subu tan listed by per eialted positions and character as ?^SSKfSSSU ... h?. ^f?lS1SS,,?C!KrfW?. and State Asaayer of Massachusetts whose high pro fessional character Is endorsed by the Hon. Edwabu Evibbtt, Senator of the H<ltoaB?T 0. Wintuuop, ex-Speaker of the House B!KSS*^lIwe?*c?, Minuter Plenipotentiary B. FmPATBicK, Catholic Bishop of B(?ton. Also, Dr. J. R. Chilton, Practical Chemist of York city, endorsed bv? Hon $ilujl* L. Marct. Secretary of State. William B. Astob, tho richest man "LAmen?f; 8. Lkland A Co., proprietors of the H?Uicf spacep'ermit, wc could give many tiflcates from all parts where tho Pills have been used,


ocr: ATT0BNETlAlS'<SiNSS5t AT LAW, Ajro Commissioner of Deeds ro* Tn iTAtm or Virginia, New York, Mains, Kentucky, New Jersey, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Florida, Tetnioesee, Alabama, Iowa, Oeoiwia, California, Arkansas, South Carolina, Ac., Ac. Conveyancing in all it* branches promptly ani accurately executed. Offloe Lotiiajanjv avenue, opposite Fifth street nov 28?dAwly


ocr: MEDICAL ADVEftTISKMCNTfl. AYER'S PIIJA NEW ttua Singh larly successful remedy _ _k for lUu cure of all Bilious discsaca, Costive ness, Indigestion, Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fevers, Gout, Humors, Nervouspesa, Irritability In flammations, Headache, Paina in the Bieaat, Bide, Back, aud Iambs, Female Complaints, 4c. Indeed, vsry few are the diseases in which a Purgative Med icine is not more or less required, and much sickness and suffering might be prevented, if a harmless but effectual Cathartic were more freely used. No per son can feel well while a costive habit of body pre vails ; besides, it soon generates serious and often fiital diseases, which might have been avoided by the timely and judicious use of a good purgative. This is alike true of Colds, feverish symptoms and Bilious derangements. They all tend to become or produce the deep'Seated and formidable distempers which load the hearses all over the land. Hence a reliable fam ily physio is of the first importance to the public health, aud this Pill hus been perfected with con summate skill to meet that demand. An extensive trial of its virtues by physicians, professors and pa tients, has shown results surpassing anything hith erto known of any medicine. Cures nave beten effect ed beyond belief, were they not substantiated by per sons of such exalted positions and character to forbid the suspicion of untruth) Among the emineut gentlemen who have testified in favor of these Pills, we may mention? Dr. A. A. IIaykh, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, and State Assayer of Massachusetts, whose high pro fessional ctwactef is endorsed by the? Hon. Edward Everett, Senator of the United States. ? Robert C. Wihthrop, ex-8poaker of the House of Representatives. Abbott Lawrixce, Minister Plenipotentiary to England. tJoHx B. Fitipatrick, Catholic Bishop of Boston. Also, l)r. J. R. Chilton, Practical Chemist of New York city, endorsed bv? Hon. William L. Marct. Secretary of State. William B. Abtoh, the richest man in America. S. Leland k Co., proprietors of the Metropolitan Hotel, nud others.


ocr: OLD WHISKEY. PURE OLD RYE WIIIHKEY I BARRELS pnre Old Rye Whiskey, from years 184% 1849, and 1851, as fine as can found, for sal* at $2 fio, and $S 60 per gallon. Also, 1 barrel very fine Old Peach Brandy. J ERSE B. WILSON, South side Penn. avenue, No. 821. nov 28--2aw2m


ocr: RESH FRUIT. Ace.? 26 boxes bunch Haiains * 15 half do 80 quarter do 5 boxes fresh Citron 2 casks Currants 48 jars fresh Prune* ft cases Canton Giwrer Almonds and WalnuU 75 drum# best Figs No. 821, Ponn. avenue, south aide. ?


ocr: prcparatioi Sold by The Pain Curer ia us?d fbr weak stomach and bow * els, and ia profound by those who have uaed it to any itioo of ginger. C. 8T0TT * CO., W. H. OILMAN, J. W. NAIRN, PATTERSON k NAIRN, D. B. CLARK, H. H. McPHERHON, W. T. EVANS, KIDWELL k LAWRENCE, J. B. MOORE, Washington, D. C. J. L KIDWKIJ^ And by all dealers ia Alexandria, Virginia.


ocr: MYERS <fc SON are prepared to de liver Wood and Coal to tneir customers and others who may favor them with a call, at the namwh White Ash, egg she, at. $6 80 Red do ao 8 75 Transition, nut site. 6 00 Pine Wood m 6 00 Oak do 6 00 Hickory do.. 7 00 fiir All order* leA at P. J. Steer's, No. 488, Sev street Waahington, D. C., or at our office, will promptly filled. NT ?,240 pounds given to the ton. C. MYERS A SON I).


ocr: j j fl^RKSII FRUIT. Ac.- ~ " 26 boxes bunch liaising 16 half do 80 quarter do 6 boxes fresh Citron 2 casks Cnrran ts 48 jars fresh Prunes 6 cases Canton Ginger Almonds and Walnuts 75 drums best Figs For salo at low pricos by JESSE B. WILSON, _ Wo. 821, Pcnn. avenue, south side,


ocr: MORE ABOUT LOCKS. Rotating Permutation Plate Lock, now oommonly called the WORLD S FAIR LOCK, without key or key-hole. is the Lock that secured the outer doors of the Herring Safe that contained $1,000 at the World's Fair, London, 1851, it being necessary to unlock this before other locks in the safe could be unlocked. All parties interested are referred to the following notice: THE WORLD'S FAIR LOCK. NOTICI. I have this dsy sold to Messrs. STEARNS A MAR VIN manufacturers of WILDER'S Patent Salaman Commonly called "JONES'S ANTI-GUNPOWDER LOCK," or "THE WORLD'S FAIR LOCK." The latter title was acquired in consequent of this Look being placed in a Safe at the World's Fair, with $1,000 in the Safe, to be the reward of any person who could open the door. - The gold remained therein for a period of forty-five days, whilst tbe visiters got tired of turning the di als with such poor prospect of success, the number of changes being 24,800,(KX?. Bankers, Jewelers, and Merchants who desire to have these Locks upon their doors, can have them by applying to Stearns A Marvin, No. 14? Water street, who have the exclusive right to manufacture said Lock* in the United Sulci. HENRY C. JONES. Newark, N. J., January 20, 1858. 8TEARNS it MARVIN, Successors to Rich A Co., 144 and 146 Water st., N. Y., THE ONLY MAKERS OF SALAMANDER SAFES, combining Wimma'i aud Rich Patents. S. H. HOWELL, Agent, mar 22?lm Georgetown, D. C. 1LVKR Silver I I


ocr: I J 'IONJSALJ?. ?y bothwellV uaowsT Auctioneers. I 'ffSSS "V**1 ?' Improved properly. wT^frJ?^*^ du/ ?f February, 18M. . f, 10 front of the premises, near the aieaui. ?' < o'clock P V, .r^ubli" I?d S.?l.f"1- d*t?d November IS, IK?, ??m ln Uber J A? B - So. 67, folio* in wiitara No^T?7 J?Ud de,Mlfu*'?d *? lot N? 81, ?ion of a imru.,M *?oorAuxf tu Lawrenou'a subdirf =??._* Jag? * ??* with all the slier of a ,jjuarKl Improvements, consisting of Hl*Uemt,nt- A W-t and description Turuuer sale: #7U0 cash within three day, after T"U"S *? ?" ><> twenty oihi months, the balance in two year* A i|mi i? h?< gi veu end a deed of trust taken to secure tl* deferr. .1 payments. All conveyancing at the expenae of the purchaser. A. BOTH WELL, Trustee ROTJl WKI.L A BROWN. ?I*11 2 Auctioneer.-. ByUKUKN A BCVTT, Anctioiieei*. SAL* OF VERY VALL able uiumprorsd Ground war Ilia Railroad Depot at auction.?On Tuesday, the Uth day of Janu ? 1HWS, I almJI sell, in front of the premises, ut I o clock, I'. M., at publto auction, by virtue of a deed ur UM)> reoorded among th? land records of Washington county, District ofCoIumbia, on the 5T7th Ma y last, all tliat part of square numbered S3o which is comprised withiu the following boundaries, to wit: Beginning at a point on north D street, 78 foot from the Mouthwwit corner of Haiti gquure, ruuujuir tlicuco east on said D street #0 feet; thence uurtH ?80 feet nine inches; thence west (juteet; thencw south 2*J feet nine inches, to the beginning. Tenus : One-half cash; the residue in three instal ments ol ail, twelve, and eighteen month*, bearing interest, and secured to the satisfaction of the tnR tee. If the terms are not complied with iu three data after the sale, the property will be resold ut the risk and expense of the first purchaser J. M. CARLI8LJB, Truatte. , ? GREEN A SCOTT, Auatioueera. dec 6?d - .a-.? .j


ocr: POTATOES AND AP1?LES. RECEIVED AND FOR SALE? 1,000 bushels white Meroer Potatoes 6,000 do Eastern Mereers 100 do do pink eyes 160 barrels assorted Apples 200 boxes Mesalns Orange* 100 do do l^m<.ns 800 pound* Goshen Butter, a very superior srticle. By T. H. EVANS k CO, leb 17?St Old Depot, 682 Peon, avenue.


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ocr: i AVER'S PILLS. A. WrEIX ttnU 8in?u?"rir successful tor the cure of all Bilious diseases, ness, Indigestion, Jaundice, Dropsy. Rheumatism, Fevers, Gout, Humors, Nervousness, irritability. flammations; Ileadache, Pains in the Breast, uack, and Limbs, Female Complaints, Ac. very few arp tlie diseases in which a Purgative Med icine is not more or less required, and much ?frl?lTenn{lrn,5ili 1,8 Prevonted. if * harmless effectual Cathartic were more freely used. No per son can feel we!} while a oostive habit of body futJ? besides, it soon generates serious and olU atal diseases which aught have been avoided by umely and judicious use of a good purgative. is alike true of Colds, feverish symptoms and derangomente. They all tend to become or the deep-seated and tsruiidable distempers which the hearses all over tho land. Hence a reliable lly physic is of the first importance to the health, and this Pill has been perfected with con summate skill to meet that demand. An trial of its virtues by physicians, professors, and pa tients, has shown results HurpiiHHing anything hith erto known of any medicine. Cures have been ed beyond belief, were they not substantiated by per sons of such exulted positions and character as forbid the suspicion of untruth. Among the eminent gentlemen who have in favor of these l'ills. we may mention? Dr. A. A. Haves, Analytical Chemist, of Boston, and Statu Aaaayer of Massachusetts, whose high fessional character is endorsed by the? Hon. Edwaiu) Everstt, Senator of the States. Robsrt C. Winthhop, ex-Speaker of tho House Representatives. | Ajiiiott Lawbsmch, Minister Plenipotentiary England. t3?h* B. Fiwpatbiok, Catholic Bishop of Boston. A oo, Dr. J. R. Chilton, Practical Chemist of X ork city, endorsed bv? Hon. William L. Mahct. Secretary of State. William B. Ahtoh, tho richest man in America. ?. Lbland it of the


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ocr: ANOTHER ARRIVAL. yesterday ? Choice Lot fine Havana Cigars, of the fofftSting brands, which the lovers of chftice Cigars are respectfully in vited to call and examine: 6,000 La Seraflna Regalil 10,000 Latemplanza, Cilindrado (5,000 Pariaima, Opera V 6,000 La Urea, do ^ 6,000 El Ramo, Conchas 0,000 La Union Americano'', lxmdtres 3,000 genuine Priueipe. GEO. W. COCHRAN. ?14, Seventh street, opposite Nat. Intel. Office.


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ocr: FRUIT, Ac.? 25 boxes bunch Raisins 15 half do 80 quarter do 5 boxes fresh Citron 2 casks Cmrrants 48 jars fresh Prunes 5 cases Canton Gitiger Almonds and Walnut* 75 drums best Figs For sale at low prices by J ESSE B. WII.801*, No. 821, Penn. avenue, south aids.


ocr: ARTHONY'I II AT ESTABLISHMENT, (h Seventh itreet, near i'<mn*yl*<rnU amen?#. is the place where HATH and CAPS are retailed at Wholesale ^nr-v-""Sto. prices for Cash only; conse quently V) per cent, extra profit will not be charged, to offset bad debts. The v?ry beat dress Hat (Ut AO, quite as good as those usually sold at >.V A first rate Hat at equal to any at It I A fashioi.sble and durable Hat' at I&50, and no humbug. "Quick Sales snd Smsll Profits," is the motto. A foil of the Fall style of HATH.


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The Cecil Whig. [volume]

ocr: “Entire Sat is fad'ion or J\o Safe,” •7. T. IIKAT.IVS wholesale and kktail BOOK & STATIONERY STOKE, Uinticry Sc Blnnk Book Paper a lid Has WareliouK©, NO. 127 MARKET STREET, WILMLYGTO.Yy DELAWJR E. IS a

place_of_publication: Elkton, Md.

publisher: P.C. Ricketts


ocr: Miscellaneous. LUMBER YARD. A general aaortnieut ofuvasontd Lumber nol an I’ine ami Hemlock Boards, Scant ling, Blank,loista. Bine and Cypress Sliin- Blustering I.utli, Bailings, &c, constantly o . hand and tor sale bv SAMUEL M. BOA 111), JOHN G. ALDRIDGE. GRAIN WAXTI D. I will pay the highest cash prices Cor Corn Wheat and Oats, delivered at the Klktnn Depot, or any place on the Elk, Sassafras or Bohemia Hirer, or in the Chesapeake ami! Del. Canal. SAMI, B. BOARD. KOTICE. \l.r. persons wishingto subscribe for Stork .in I**e Elkton, Amlora and Lewisville Blank Hoad Company, can do so, by applying to either ofthe undersign (1 ma ag r . Brice oi stoek $25. SAMUEL B. BOARD, JOSEPH MILLER, BHANCIS G. PAHKE, WILLIAM G. CARTER, NICHOLAS HISS. JOSHUA L. OATCHEL, WILLIAM RUDOLPH. EDWARD RICHARDSON GEOHOE EARLE. Elkton, April 20. 1854. xoTici;. rpilE undersigned hereby gives notice to JL all w hom it may concern, that he intends to apply to the Circuit Court of Cecil county, at the next April Term of said Court, for a commission to mark and bound a tract or par cel of land situated and lying in the Third Election District of said county, now held by him as trustee ul’Eriliiie Smith, wife of James IL Smith of said county, said tract being part of the tract called “Simpers’ Choice,”’ and lately conveyed to him by deed of con veyance from Levi 11. Jackson, and coutain taiuing ninety-nine acres, more or less. WILLIAM T. SMITH, Boh .1, 1855 tc Trustee of Eviline Smith Klkton Brick Yard. fpilE subscriber is prepared at bis Brick J, Yard in Elkton, to supply the public with all kinds of COMMON AND PRESSED PRICKS, at prices much lower than they can he bought for in the cities. Eni|iiirc at his brick yard at the west end ofthe town. Mar 8 ly SAMUEL KING. MONEY FOR EUROPE. I PARTIES wishing to send money to En gland, Ireland or Scotland, can obtain Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North East, in sums to suit, on the principal Banks in any ofthe above places. HUGHES BROTHERS, Agents for Abraham Bell & Sons, Apr 29 tf New York*. REMOVAL. THE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the Public generally, that bo has moved to the Store House formerly oc cupied by Janies Denny, Esq., where lie will be pleased to see bis old customers and all those who wish to purchase cheap Goods. SAMUEL 11. MILLER. Doc. 15th, 1851. FARM FOR SALK. \ DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK,sit- Mated on the river half a mile from the village of North East, containing 120 Arras, in a good state of cultivation, with good build ings thereon; consisting of a Dwelling, Ten ant House, and Barn; which will he sold on reasonable terms by application to K. L. WOOLEY, May 27 (f North East. Aid. WM. PINKNEY EWING, ATTORNEY AT LAIC. HAVING returned from the West, and permanently located in Elkton, will give prompt attention to all business entrusted to liiiii. [U7*Ollico —with Hon. Alexander Evans. RICHARD GIIASON, VTTOUNKY AT LAW, will give prompt attention to all Law and Chancery busi ness intrusted to him. He attends regularly the Harford Courts, and persons having busi ness in them, will have it strictly attended to of placed in his bands. Office one door be low the “Howard House,” Elkton, Md. July 15 y ALEXANDER EVANB, Attorney at Laiv. lITAV be foun I at the Ollice to which he has ill. lately removed, opposite the store of William Torhert, Esq., in the building re cently occupied ns the Post Office; or at tho Office adjoining his residence, Elkton, Mary land. [April 22, 51.


ocr: T4LI4BU: COTTON FACTORY AND MACHINERY, FOR SALE. rjWIE subscriber will Sell at private sale, JL the Cotton Rill situated on the big Elk Creek, 4J miles frofti Elkton, Md., with ‘do Acres of Land, 6 Dwellings and Saw Hill, attached. The Factory building is 80 by 38 feet, three stories high, and is fitted up with machinery ' of the latest and most approved kinds, con sisling of f Picker, 1 Sprdadnf, I Drawing frame, 4 thirty Inch Cauls with rail road head, 2 Speeders, 1 Spool ;r, 2 D.mforth frames, 1 Jenks' Spinning frame, 3 Mules, 800 spindles ouch; 1 Power Warping mill, 3d Twilled j Power Looms. (Jcuk’s make ) 1 Tabular Steam-boiler for sizing, and healing mill, size-trough and Furnace for drying warps, baling Press, polisiied .dialling and pnllies, with belts in good order. Tile Big Klk is a largo stream witli a fall of ' about 13 feet. Also, the FARM OF (il ACRES, adjoining the above, divided into C fields. 1 witli water in each. This hind is in a high I state of cultivation, having hud 100 hushuls of lime t<* the acre within tile lust 7 years, and produced last year tit) bushels of corn and 35 buslielsofwhe.it per acre. There is a good Dwelling House, Granary, barn, and Spring-house on this property, Also line Apple and Peach Orchards, with a variety of choice fill'll. It is within 4!, miles of Elkton by the Plank Koud. The situation pleasant and healthy. _ Any person desirous of purchasing would do well to call early, us such property is rare- ly in the market. The mill, machinery, and farm will he sold together, or kepcriitciv.-to suit purchasers. JAMES MoCAULEY, Agent. Apr 7 tf Near Elkton, Ml. MILNAVOOD ACADEMY, SHADE GAP, UUSTISGDUN CO., PA. THE pcit Session of this W ell known In stitution wi" ,>n eu the Ist WEDNESDAY ot .MAY. It is located ai Shade Gap, eigh teen miles from the Mount Union Station on the Pennsylvania Uuiirond, from which place there Is a daily line of stages, being situ ated in the country it is removed from ail the vices and temptations of town. The build ings nrc large, airy and Commodious, capable of accommodating sonic 50 boarders. Those who cannot lie accommodated in the Institu tion can obtain good hoarding in the neigh borhood at 81.50 per week. Tuans—§so per session of (ivo months, payable quarterly in advance; washing 30 els per doz; light and fuel extra. For further particulars address W. H. WOODS, Principal. Tim Principal's address will be Easton, Pa., until tlio Ist of April, after that time, Shado Gap, Huntingdon county, Pa. Feb 17 8m NOTICE hereby given to creditors, endorsers and


ocr: DENTISTRY. ~>♦ ADOU'HE G. FRENATK. “f Philadelphia, SckqkoN Dtw- fF T iP riar, offers liis services to the inhabitants of Elkton and Ches apoako City. Hu has had sewn years expe rience. Five in Philadelphia ami two in San Framdsoo, California. Haters to Dr** Fnn coast, Meig#s, Mutter, Samuel Jackson, M. D’s., and I)rs. Plantou, J. I). White. Wil liams, Dentists; and others of Philade Iphia All orders left at the Drug Store of Dr. Wal- Inej. nearly opposite the Court House, will bj attended to and Satisfaction in nil cases p*n. [Nov .25 M ONEY FOR EUROPE. 1 PARTIES wishing to send money to En gland. Ireland or Scotland, can obtain Ni>;ht Drafts from the subscribers at North East. in sums to suit, on the principal Banks In any of the above places, HUGHES BROTHERS, Agents for Abraham Bell X Sons. : r a:* if New York. REMOVAL. lit IK subscriber b.gs leave to inform his 1. friends and <Jo Public generally, that he his moved to th * Store House formerly oc c.ipi'ol by James Denny. Esq., where be will be pleas *d to s* .* his old customers and all those who wish to purchase cheap Goods. SAMUEL II MILLER. ■ Dec. 13th, 1854. NEW FALL GOODSr A J S'.’ VrT A :>K'b have just opened tbc?r new • stork of Fall and Win or Good*. embracing • larsjßr. ehoi ’er and cheaper assortment than they ir* j.srher-tofurc offered to the pub ic. Ttr al’ :i I soo them oppm'u* the K nt.vn t nn. p..rebss ng c ssvvhere. if you want bargain? llkuu 1 >i?t J t. rim pot Salk. \ DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK.sit- Uftted on the river half a mile from the viilsgc of North East, containing 120 Acras. i: s goal state of cultivation, with good build icg* thereon; consisting of a Dwelling. Ten set House, and Barn; udiieii will be sold on reasonable terms bv ajqdieation to K. L. WHOLEV, Way 27 t f North East, Md. EK BROTHER. iar itn: ts and builders, Corn*i' A iu’ket tint! Church St, KLETOX, MU, J HIDING promptly attended to, and rxe viited with neatness and despatch. ■.l/""VUns. Specifications, Estimates, fee., made true of charge. Nov 11 tf \v.MV mifsT:T e¥imU A TTOUXIiY AP /. Air. HAVING returned from the West, and permanent!,) located in Elkton, will give p. jinpl attention to all business entrusted to hint. US?* Office—with Hon. Alexander Evans. AT I KM 10\. ” f 111 IE Subscriber desirous of resuming his X former hus-ineso| SurveyingaiuLUonv*y ancing, promises to accommodate all who de sire to patronize him. His office will be in FI Ik ton until the 251 h of March next. January 28 1854. JOHN JANNEY. ~ RICHARD GRASON, VTTOHXEV A# LAW.-will give prompt . attention to ail Law and Chancery busi ness intrusted to him. He attends regularly tao Harford Courts, and persons having busi ness in thorn, will have it strictly attended to if placed in his hands. (Mliee nearly opposite ‘•Fountain Inn,” Elkton. Md. (July 15 y “ALEXANDER EVANS,' All rney at l aw. MAY be found at the Office to which he has lately removed, opposite tin* store of William Torbert, Esq., in the building re cently occupied as the Dost Office} or at the Office adjoining his residence, Elkton, Mary land. {April 22,*64. A CAR si* m IE undersigned, having entered into n Co- JL Partnership lor the practice ofthe LAW in nil its various branches, will give their prompt and undivided attention to such business as may b** entrusted to them. Office opposite the Court H ose, where one or both may always be found during busiaes > hours, GEORGE EARLE, TW 31 ff JOHN A. J. CRESWFLL. T IK I? NOTICE. fII'IAT c. M. MUNSON & BROTHER. i having procure*! u first rate Watch Maker ft.om the city of Philadelphia, are now pre pared to attend to the wants of their custom ers. who may rely upon having their work done with dispatch, and we would say tii.it


ocr: Philadelphia. ~ WILLI 451 COX WAY’S ~ HO NE Y SO AP.° rpilF. purity, fragrance an 1 intl.l emollient pro- X pcrtica or this Soap, renders it especially de :serving n place on every toilet. For chapped h md*. and various diseiuics of the skin, it is nn equulcd. Each cake is stamped V'M. C N\VAY MH Sol TM Sk* ONU SriIKKT. PiIILAUKLIMIIA. No other is Genuine. Improved Oinnical Olive Soap, WAItRAXTCD TO WASH IV HARD, SOFT, OR SALT WATER. This Soap h*ia powerful clensing properties, which re ulily remove Oil. Paint. |>irt. Ac... from every de'criptMiu of goods without injury to them. For Jill domestic purpose* it is superior to any other Soap in use. and 20 per cent cheaper than the common Resin Soap. Each cake is stamped WIUJi.II COSWAf . IGB South Second Street, Philadelphia , M A NIT ACT!.' 11 FR OF FANCY AND STAPLE SOAPS, SPEUJtf, STEAKINE AND TAI.LoW CANDLES. IMPORTER AN I) UKAI.KR IN Sal Soiia, Sclia Asl), l\odn, August 11, ’ss—9m. SAVISCS FIXD OF TUB U. S. Insurance, Annuity and Trust Co. , S. K. Corn Kit Third A Ciikhtxvt Sts., PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL S*: >0 00 0 . MONEY’ is received on deposit daily. The amount deposited is entered in a Deposit Book aud given to the Depositor, or. ifpreferred t a certificate will be given. All s :ui-. large and sm ill. are received- and the amount paid back on demand, without notice. Interest is paid at the ntc of five i-ku cent.. commencing the day of deposit, and ceasing four teen days previous U> the withdrawal of the money. On the first day of January, in each year, the interest of each deposit is paid to the depositor, or added to the principal, as he may prefer. Thu Company h ;vo now upwards of 3.500 de positors in Inc City of Philadelphia alone. •uy additional information will bo given by ad dressing the TKKAfftTten. DIRECTORS. iStkpiip.n R. Cuawporp, Prcs't ■) Liwi.isvri: Johnson. \Toe Prcs’t, I Ammio st: W. Tiiomi son, Hi;vjamin W. Tinui.kv, Jacoii L. Fi.okani k. William M. (lodwiv, Pai l I. Goddard, (iKouiii: YliTlkmiv, Javi:s Dkvkrki x. i Gi stavi s Exclisii. Secretary and Treasurer. Pliny Fisk. * Teller and Interpreter, J. C. Oeiilsciilaoeu. Sep. 8, 1855—]y.


ocr: VAU’ABLE COTTON FACTORY AND MACHINERY; FOR SALE. subscriber will sell at private sal®, JL the Cotton Mill situated un the Big £lk A\ miles from Elk ton, Md., with 25 of Land, Dwellings and Saw Mill, attached. Factory building is 85 by 38 feet, (life* high, and is fitted up with machinery the latest and most approved kinds, con of 1 Bicker, 1 Spreader, 1 Drawing 4 thirty inch Cards w ith rail road head, Speeders, 1 Spooler, 2 Danforth frames, ! Spinning frame, 2 Mules, 800 spindles 1 Power Warping-mill, 20 Twilled Looms, (Junk’d make > 1 Tabular for sizing, and boating mill, and Furnace for dry fog Press, polished shafting and pcllies, belts in good order. The Big Elk ia it large stream with a fall of 13 feet. Also, the FARM OF 61 ACRES, the above, divided into 6 fields, water in each. This land is in a bijjh of cultivation, having had 100 bushels lime to the acre within tire last 7 years, and last year GO bushels of corn and 25 of wheat per acre. There is n good Dwelling House, Granary, and. Spfirrg*ho r usc on this property. fine Apple and Peach Orchards, with a of choice fruit. It is within 4| miles Elk tun by the Plank Hoad. The situation and healthy. Any person desirous of purchasing w ould well to call early, as'such jVroperty is rare in the market. The mill, machinery, and farm will be sold or seperalelv, to suit purchasers. JAMES McCAULEV, Agent, Apr 7 tf Near Flklvn, Aid. ~ SPRING Atfß THE STEAMER LADY WILMER , CAPT. WILLIAM WILSON. Having *riniii ij- i been put in (borough repair, and neatly fit up—will resume her trips and ruu as fol Ret ween Port Deposit and Philadelphia. Leave Port Deposit or. Mondays, at 3 for Philadelphia; stopping at Havre Grace, Ford’s Landing, Port Herman, the various places along the cartel to re and discharge freight and passengers. Returning leave Philadelphia for Port De on Saturdays at 8 o’clock, touching at intermediate places. Between Philadelphia ami Sassafras. Leave Philadelphia on Wednesdays, at 3 for WILMEU’S POINT, on the Sas River, touching at all the intermediate along the canal and on the Elk Kivfi, at Turner’s Cfeek, Castfectay's. Ffshti ’s, Town and George Town. Returning leave Wilrner.s Point on Thurs at 0 o’clock A. M., George Town and at 2 o’clock P. M., Cas.sc day’s Turner’s Creek at abofit 3 o’clock P, SI, , Philadelphia Cy*Thankful for past patronage, the en of nil persons Interested in sus steam communication to Philadelphia solicited. No ellorl shall be wanting to satisfaction to those traveling or by this line. EDWIN WILMER, Peb 2-1, ’55. President. N. B. All persons having the Bags be to this Boat, and using fhtmjor othc* than for freighting by this Rout , ar requested and hereby notified to them to the Boat, or to me at Pcrt Gentlemen must sec the propriety this request, and the impropriety of their the steamboat Bags, for their accommo ion, un Rnilroad or by vessels , lo the great and loss of the owners thereof. We do not profess to furnish bags for the uso the whole comity, in the. various transpor lines, and earnestly desire that thi* may prove sufficient for tho return ol hags and correct the evil in future. Feb 24 tf E. W. STEAMBOAT NOTICE.


ocr: ; Mediriu.nl. Mm, FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY Thrpf has long existed a public demand for effective purgative pill which could be relied on sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This been prepared to meet that demand, and an oxtrn | she trial of its virtues has conclusively shown i what success it accomplishes the purpose If is easy to make a physical pi)/, but not easy * make the best of all pills one which should none of the objections, but all the advantages, every other. This has been attempted here, with what success we would respectfully submit tbc public decision. It has been unfortunate the patient hitherto that almost every medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. Tins is not. Many of them produce so griping pain and revulsion in the system as to than counterbalance the good to bo derived them. These pill* produce no irritation or unless it arise from a previously existing obstruc tion or derangement in the bowels. Being vegetable, no barm can arise from their use in quantity ; but it is better that any medicine be taken judiciously. Minute directions for use in the several diseases to which they are ap plicable are given on the box. Among the com plaints which have been speedily cured by them, may mention Liver Complaint, in its various of Jaundice, Indigestion. Languor and Loss of Ap petite, Listless ness, Instability, Bilious Billons Fever, Fever and Ague, Fain in tbc and Loins ; for. in truth, all these are but the con sequence of diseased action in the liver. As aperient thev afford prompt and sure relief in Cos tivencss. Files, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof ula and Scurvy, (’olds with soreness of the Ulcers and impurity of the blood ; in short, and every case where a purgative is required. Thev have also produced some singularly suc cessful cures in Rheumatism, (Jout. Dropsy, Grave Fry si pel as, Palpitation of the Heart, Fains in Back, Stomach, and Side. 'Hicy should be taken in the spring of the rear, to purify the and prepare the system for the change of An occasional dose stimulates the stomach bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and v igor. They pwrify the bbod.*nd, by j stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the body, and restore | wasted or diseased energies of the whole Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, though no serious derangement exists; hut un necessary dosing should never be carried too as every purgative medicine reduces the w hen taken to excess. The thousand cases in a physio is required cannot he enumerated here, they suggest themselves to the reason of body; and it is confidently believed this pill answer a better purpose than any thing which hitherto been available to mankind. When virtues are once known, the public will no doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they fl cusant to take, and being purely vegetable, inrm can arise from their use in any quantity. For minuto directions see wrapper on the box. PREPARED HY JAMES C. AYER, Practical anil Analytical LOWELL, MASS. Price 25 Cent! por Box. Five Bozei for 51. AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL, For I lie rapid Cure of COrGIIS. COL IIS, BRONCHITIS, IV HOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION. Tins remedy has won for itself such notoriety from its cures of every v ariety of pulmonary disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi dences of its virtues in any community where has been employed. So wide is the Held of its use fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures, that every section of the country in persons publicly known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too rent to escape olwervation, and where its virtues are


ocr: , J •* J | 1 1 ; t , | i I Miscellaneous. LUMBER YARD. A general ssortment of seasoned Limit er such as Pine and Hemlock Boards, Scant ling, Plank Joists, Pine and Cypress ,Shin gles. Plastering Lath, Failings, &c, constantly oa Laud and lor sale by SAMUEL B. FOARD, JOHN G. ALDRIDGE. GRAIN WAHTED. I will pay the highest cash prices for Corn Wheat and Oats, delivered at the PHkton D pot, or any piaffe on the Elk, Sassafras or Bohemia River, or in the Chesapeake ai.d Del. Canal. SAME B. FOARD. NOTICE. ALL persons wishing to subscribe for Stock in t K e Klkton, Andbra and Lewisville Plank Road Company, can do so. by applying to either of the undersigned manager?. Price ul Slock $25. SAMUEL B. FOARD, 1 JOSEPH MILLER, FRANCIS G. PARKE, WILLIAM G. CARTER, NICHOLAS HISS. JOSHUA L. G A TCI I EL, WILLIAM RUDOLPH. EDWARD RICHARDSON GEORGE EARLE. ) Elk ton, April 2D, 8854. lOIKE. THE undersigned hereby gives notice ter all whom it may concern, that lu? intends to apply to the Circuit Court of Cecil county, at the next April Term of said Court, fora commission to mark and bound a tract or par cel of land situated and lying in the 'lbid Election District of said county, now hi Id y him as trustee ofKvilinc Smith, wife of James 11. Smith of said c unity, said tract being part of the tract called ‘‘Simpers* Choice, *’ and lately conveyed to him by deed ol con veyance from Levi 11. Jackson, and contain tabling ninety-nine acres, more or less. WILLIAM T. SMITH, Feb 3, 1855 to Trustee! ofKvilinc Smith Elkton 15rick. lard. THE subscriber is prepared at bis Brick Yard in Elkton, to supply the public with all kinds of COMMON ASD PRESSED RftICKS, at prices much lower than they can be bought for in the cities. Enquire at his brick yard at the west end of the town. Mar 8 ly SAMUEL KING. MONEY FOR EUROPE. I PARTIES wishing fo send money to En gland, Ireland or Scotland 1 , can obtain Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North East, in sums to suit, on the principal Banks in anv of the above places. HUGHES BROTHERS, Agents for Abraham Bell & Sons, Apr 29 if New York. .REMOVAL, THE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the Public generally, that hu has moved .to the Store House formerly oc cupied by James Denny, Esq., where be will lie pleased to see-bis old customers and all those who wish to purchase cheap Goods. SAMUEL 11. MILLER. Dec. 15th, 1854. FARM FOR SALE. VIIESIR ABLE FA KM AND STOCK.sit uated on the river half a mile from the village of North East, containing 120 Aerss, in a good state of cultivation, with good build ings thereon; consisting of a Dwelling, Ten ant House, and Barn; which will be sold on reasonable terms bv application to E. L. WOOLLY. May 27 tf North East, Md. \VM. PINKNEY EWING, ATTURSKY AT LAW. HAVING returned from the West, and permanently located in Elkton. will give prompt attention to all business entrusted to !iim. 01^0Rice—with Hon. Alexander Evans. RICHARD (xIIVSON, 4 TTORNEV AT LAW, will give prompt l\. attention to all Law and Chancery busi ness intrusted to him. He attends regularly the Harford Courts, and persons having busi ness in them, will have it strictly atttMided fo of placed in bis bands. Office one door be low the “Howard House,** Elkton, Md. | July 15 y ALEXANDER EVA NS, Attorney at Latv. MAY be fonn I at the Ollier to which lie has lately removed, opposite the store of William Torhcrt, Esq., in the building re cently occupied as the Post Office; oral flio Office adjoining his residence, Elkton, Mary land. [April 22, 54. A C ARD. milE undersigned, Inning entered info a Co -L Partnership for the practice of the LAW iu all its various branches, will give their prompt and undivided attention losncli business as may he entrusted to them. Office opposite the Con.? House, where one or both may always be louiid during businesi hour?. GEORGE EARLE, Dec 31 tf JOHN A. J. CRESVVELL. c om: v\ I? slid LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS. I have just returned from the city with a large and splendid assortment of Cloths, which I will make up into ('oafs, lower thstn can bo bought in either of the cities, in the best and most durable manner, and latest fashions and war ranted. If they rip bring them back and I will sew them free of cfmrgo. WILLIS RUTTER, Sep 9 if At the Bazaar , Elkton, Md- T. C'. CAZICR, TOBACCONIST. O u Ana SUGARS f„r Bak- on Baltimore Oi),UUU terms. Also, Trunks, Carpi't lings mul Umbrellas. Also, Tobacco at city prices: Penknives, Razors, ike. K7"\\'anted —2 Aprrentiees, (white or black,) in tlie right way; will treat them well. No. 2, Howard House, Ango tf J AS. T. MCU LLOU6H, ATTORNEY AT LAW, And solicitor in Chancery. OFFICE under the “Howard lloisk, Main Street, Elkton. Maryland. Elkton, March 10,' ’55. ’ PHOSPHATE OF LIME. SEEDS—TIMOTHY & CLOVER. For sale bv \ March 10 JOHN PARTRIDGE ! C'ard to the Ladies. > MRS. A. FOARD respectfully - tu; Jglvites the Ladles of Elkton and its vi< . wfigritv, to call ami examine her exlens and well selected assortment of FAI „ and WINTER MILLINERY, consisting Bonnets, Ribbons, flowers, Velvets, Satins I Plush and Feathers, all of which she will si to suit the times. [Oct 21 1 QCNDiSiiT Superior Bio Coffee, c Superior hagairu and Java Coffee, New Orleans Molasses, ’ Superior Boston Syrup, Superior Black, Imperial and Y. Ilysor * Baker s Cocoa and Chocolate. Y Oswego Corn Starch Spices. Ac.. * Sep 2 EP’


ocr: Baltimore, THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL, MU II T S T 1! K ET, H A I- T 1 M 0 KE, CTalmugla Kb odicrs PuopuiETons. J rrms, per day $1.50. FINE TEAS, AND FINK I.UW FRICK TKAS. rpo tiii: citizens <f cecil no.— A Those who want line green and black teas at very low prices, will please call on A. •I. HAMPTON \ SON. Family Grocers, A 'o. 7 St. Huai's St., Baltimore, near Barn u in’g Hot 1 . fumy oHm ROBERT U MSDEN~ (SUCCESSOR OT JOHN U'MSDEN,) Cii ocrr & C oiiimisfcjoii Ab. 41 Cheapside ,(t wo doors from Pra I tSt.,) BALTIMORE. OF.LLSaiI kinds of Grain and Country Pro- O duce on Commission, and Keeps a general assoitmenl of Groceries always on hand. IMPOIt T A N T To Familirs & Fruit Growers. A. J. lIAMPSOX & SON, Ao. 7 St. Paul's Street. Baltimore. S PRATTS DERM ETK’A ELY SELF SEALING CANS, for preserving in their natural state. Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackhomes. Tomatoes, Green Corn, Pens. Ne,. With this Can every family can put up all kinds of Fruit aml Vegetables in season, to supply their table through the W infer. For sale by A. J. Hamuson & Sox, \o. 7 SI. Paul’s St, Baltimore, Agents for the Pro prietors for Baltimore and vicinity. To thoho who buy to sell again, a liberal discount will he made. Ail orders by mail will be attended to, (may 0 8m win. mcfarlawd & co’ prkmu:m FIRE AM) BURGLAR PROOF SAFE DEPOT; 1 |j PRATT STREET, (Opposite the “Mtdtby House,") IS iLTI.MOR K. OF the several Safes on exhibition at the Maryland Institute Fair, ours took the first premium, and tin? repeated orders late ly filled for the Gove mine lit show conclusive ly that WM, Me FA HLAA’ D' S SAFES. are the host and most reliable ever yet offered to the public. (mar 1M tf u ' i— 1 r , . , 9 . 1 * I 1 3 , ■ ‘ I


ocr: Mlsfellanfous. CATAI.OGI’K OK PEACH TREES, FOR Ntu:. Vik ' ri,r> lai .vcii^f^ 'l'R E KS, consisting of nil the best \an cll c * now in cultivation, to wit: Troth’s Karl? Hm! v large Early Yorks, large Earlj* Orange, Honest John s, 5 cllow Haro I!ipe, Patterson Smiling, Red Kan* Kipe, old Mixon Free, old Mixon Cling, Magnum Bounin, Boilman’s Free, Ward’s late. Red Free, late Heath Free, Heave’s late Vel low. Bate Delaware’s, Ked Heath (’ling, (Crawford’s late MaUgatone, Amock s late Yellow, Ti tuple's Late White. Lote Kara Bipe, Late Heath Cling, Fox’s Seedling, Lagranges, ATgier Winters. These trees are one year old. Irom the hint ami of large si/e: the buds were selected from all the principal orchards in the months of August ami September, when the trees were in hearing, and may he releived on as the kinds specified, and will be ready tor rranplanting by the 20th of October. Having been .ingag.'d in raisingof'i’eacli Trees alone and the cultivation of Peaches for number of 1-years, led eoi.fi lent t u*t I have r woti lected Irom all part 4 ofthv country, the very best kinds and will warrant all trees sold I y me to be of the kinds sold for. ns I have them in hearing in my orchard. I have spired neither money or pains in selecting the host bearers, and the most adapted to the markets, and to exclude all others from my list. I will sell Hie present year at Hv* cents a piece by the 1,000, and six# cents a piece for less than that number. Address the subscriber, at C'ecillon. Cecil county. Ml. JOHN HtSFELT. Sept. 22, 1855. Ilaltinioie and SiiNqiM-iiaimit STEAM COMPANY. RKOrr.AH DAII.V I.IXE, (cxcc)it Sun days.) for II.WIIK 1)K (.RACK, I’URT I>K i’ohit and Tjue Water Canal, The Steamboat Ports yW Jl^r.,. mouth, Capt. Johepii r 1 in'ii f 1 mi? ' (iEOOIiKfJAN, leaves lower end of West Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening, at 0 o’clock. Keturniiig, leaves Port Deposif every .Monday, M'ednes day ami Friday at *\ o’clock, and Havre do Grace at 5 o’clock, P. M. The Steamboat Lou coster , Capt J. W. Tom linson, leaves same place every Monday, Wednesday ami Friday evening at 0 o'clock. Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday evening at R o’clock, and Havre de Grace at ao’/dock P M Dl7*Passage 50 cents. CT7*"F re i glits received daily at Baltimore until 5 o’clock, and at Port Deposit until 2jfc o’clock; carried at low rates, and carefully attended to. ii plicate receipts for Freights will ha required in all eases. The Agent at Havre de Grace will attend to forwarding any merchandise consigned to him: for any point on the Pennsylvania Ca nals, or will re-ship freights intended for Baltimore. Philadelphia, or elsewhese. JOS. JAS. TAYLOR. Agent, Balto. K. ALEX TAYLOR. Ant. !L de Grace. JACOB TOME, Port Deposit. lT7~'lhe Steamboat “J CM AT A.” Captain Tomlinson, being in complete order; can ho chartered at any time. X. B.—(train purchased at the highest market price at the Warehouse of J. Tome, Port Deposit; who also keeps for sale. Guano, Plaster, Fish and Salt. [May 213 tf Steamer Laity AVilmer. iQw REGULAR TRIPS RESUMED. ON and after Saturday, the 2lMh of Sep tember, inst., the LADY WILMEK will run twice a week as follows . Leave Race Street Whaif, Philadelphia, at 2 o’clock P. M.-, every Saturday, for Havre <L* (irace and Port Deposit: returning will leave Port 1) ‘‘Posit on Mondays at 0 o’clock I*. M.. for Philadelphia and intermediate landings. Leave Philadelphia at -1 o’clock P. M. cv -1 ery Wednesday for Wilmer’s Point, touch ing at Port Herman and Ford’s l.anding on the Elk, Turner’s Creek, Fisher’s, George twd and Frederiektown, on Hie .Sassafras. Returning leaves Wiliner’s Point af U o’ellc A. M., and Frederiektown at 2 o’clock I*. >!*.• OCTAII freight to Turner’s creek must no p re-j >aid,. Cl'V' i’or freight and passage apply to Capt. Win. Wilson on hoard the boat. TIN-WARE AND STOVES, AT pout mo'osi r. THE undersigned having purchased of Robert Christy the above establishment, is prepared to furnish every thing in Ii Is lino of business upon the most accommodating terms. A full assortment of Sheet Iron and Tin- Ware always on band. and Spouting done right , and warranted. STOVES OF ALL KINDS, which 1 will sell as low as they can be ob toined any where in the State. Attention m particularly invited my stock of COOKING STOVES, either for wood or coal; any of which ifnot found, upon trial, to be as represented may *be returned. Give me a call I am determined to please. JAS. K. THIMBLE. Port Depost, July 28—tf. THE UNIVERSITY'S Family Remedies; Issued under the soak sanction and authority ef THE UNIVERSITY OF # FREE aMEDKUE AND POPULAR KNOWLEDGE. Cl HAUTE RED by the state of Pennsylvania, -/April 2s. I*s# With a capital of SIOA.OOOf in.tinly for the purpose of arresting the evils , Spurious Nostrums, also for supplying the com in unity with reliable remedies wherever a compe tent physician cannot or w ill not ho employed, hava purchased from Dr. John K. Rownud, his celebrat ed Rowand s Tonic mixture, Known for upwards of twenty-five years as the only sure and safe cure for FEVER AND AGUE, ike., and Ids inestimable remedy for Bow el Complaints now and’s rOMrorsn SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT r which highly approved and |K>pulnr remedies, to gether with the University's Remedy fur complaint* of tho'Lungs. The Fnivereity’s Remedy for Dyspepsia or In digestion. The University’i Remedy for Costive Rowe's'. Also the University's Almanac may be had, at the Branch Dispensary, or store of ELLIS tJ. CHANDLER. Sep. l.'k 1855 — y. Brick MieeTtNO Horae.. Guaxo;- PKUUVIAN, A., MEXICAN. A. A., AX I) COI.OMItIAN. For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE. PHOSPHATE OP MME. SEEDS—TIMOTHY A CLOVER. For sale hv March 10 JOHN PARTRIDGE Suner-Plioxplinfc of I.tmr. for .sol. by JOHN PARTRIDGE. IJlnwlcr- —Ground Plaster, for sale liv May 10 JOHN PARTRIDGE. PLOWS. JP ST received from Now York, a lot of J< Ini Moore's Patent Plows, w hich is a superior Plow, and very cheap, price No. inf.. ¥(■.■'>(); No. 20. sf.7d; No. 21. S*.PO. and i also Castings separate from the plow s, for sa'e hy AI.DIUDGE N GRANT. • Sep. S.


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