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MARYLAND, CECIL COUNTY, SCI

MARYLAND, CECIL COUNTY, Set:
Nm application of Daniel Trppe of Cecil
OCounty, by petition in writing, to mo, the
subscriber, Zone THE associate judges ofthe Or
phan's Court Of Cecil county, setting forth that
he is in actual confinement for debts he is una
bic TO pay, and offering to deliver up for the be-
neht of his creditors, all his property, real per-
sonal and mixed, TO which he is in any way emit
tied, schedule whereof and list of his credits aud
debts being annexed to his said petition upon oath
and praying to be discharged from actual confine-
ment, and to have extended 10 him the benefit of
the several insolvent laws Of Maryland; and it APP
pearing to me by competent testimony that the
said petitioner has resided within the State of
Maryland for the last two years next before his
application appointed Alexander Wilson Trustee
for the benefit Of the Creditors oithe said Daniel
Trippe who has entered into bond with secur-
ty by me prescribed and approved, for the faith
tul performance of his said trust; and the said
Trustee having certified TO Inc that he is in full
possession of all the property in the SAID schedule
and list of debts contained, have ordered and APP
pointed the first Tuesday next after the Sd Mon
day ii October next, fcr the said Daniel Trippe
TO appcu before the judgesof Cecil County
Court, al The court house in Elkton, TO answer
such allegations and heterogeneous may then
be proposed to him by his creditors; and the said
Daniel Trppc having entered into bond in a
penalty and with security by me prescribed and
approved so to appear and answer aforesaid, !
do Hereby order and direct that the said Daniel
Trippe be discharged from personal coniine-
ment and that he give notice OF this his applicn-
ton, and of the day 50 by Inc appointed for his
final hearing in Cecil County Court, to lis credi
tors by advertisement in some newspaper prln-
ted in Cecil County, once week ior three
months, before the said first Saturday next after
the first Monday III April next. Given mldci
my hand and seal this 94th day of May 1919.
WILLIAM TuRBERT, Jr
True copy. Test,
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Cgh
SHAY. CLAW 3m
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And Won have a friend, relation, or known
any one that is afflicted with that distressing dis
. ase, "C0NSUMrl ION" persuade them with
out delay to try that famous and unrivalcd med
; icine, the "BA LSAM OF WILD CHERRY, "
which has cured thousands Of this complaint at-
Ter everything else had failed. Read Tie fol-
! lowing uneoubted proofs OF its efficacy:
Marlborough, Sept. il, 1911.
j Dear Sir,
Please send me two bottles more of your Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, like that you sent me be-
fore. have taken nearly all of the tiist tWo,
and confidently believe this medicine VIII cure
me- ] have used great many remedies WITHIN
nc hast year, but have never found any tlng
hat has relieved me so much. 1t has stopped
! my cough entirely, checked my night sweats,
and sleep better at night and feel better in eve
~ way than have for many months.
Yours, respectfully, JAMES NELLY.
Holmesburg, Sept. Il, ls4l.
Friend Wistar,
Unjust atyuin trouble thee to send me two bot
tlesmore OF thy invaluable Balsem. ihdTe now
taken three bottles in all and can assure thee
that il has done Inc more good than all the medi-
cine have ever taken before. Send by the stage
as soon as possible, and oblige thy friend
JACOB loLLewAY.
Bristol September S, lSil.
Dear Doctor,
Hearing 50 many people talk about the Won
dcrful cures y0ur Balsam of Wild Cherry has
made in consumption, | sent to one of your a.
gents the other day for a bottle. and hayc found
il to relieve inc so much that want three bet.
ties more sent soun, as believe it Will cure me
too. have used ii great many halsams diff
ierent kinds, have tried Jayne's Expect"rant and
other medicines besides but nothing has ever done
rnc us much good as yours has. Send by the
steamboat Bolivar.
Yours truly, WILLIAM THOMAS
az besides its astonishing etiicaeyjin Con-
sumption, is is also the most etfectual remedy
, ever discovered for LIVER COMPLAINTS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS,
GROUP WHOOPlNG COUGH, &c, ms hun
dreds will testify who have been cured by II alter
all other remedies had failed.
,ISBe very particular to ask for DR., WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Sold
wholesale and retail by WILLIAMS s. Co,
+ Chemists, No. SO South street, Philadelphia
Price 81 90 bottle.
;IfSold in Elkton at DR.. Palkef's Medicine
and Paints tore. Oct. IL lo4l--oIh
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Maryland Cccil County, Set.

.MmBiand Ccril County, Set
NN application Of John p Lorkard of Cecil
SvCounty, by petition IN writing to nc, the
subscriber, Zone Of the associate Judges OF the
Orphans Court OF Cecil County, setting forth
that he is III actual confinement for debts he IS
unable to pay, and offering TO deliver ur for the
bcnefc of his creditors, all his property real G,r
sonaI and mixed 10 which he is IN any way cnti-
tied, schedule whereof and list Of his credits
and debts being annexed to his said petition upon
oath, and praying to be discharged from actual
confinement, and TO have extended to him the
benefit Of the severn! ins1igen; laws Of Maryland
and it appearing 10 Inc by competent testimony
that the said petitioner has resided within the
State of Maryland for the last two years next be-
fore his application, appointed Thomas GILBERT
trustee for the benefit of the creditors of the
said John t.icckard who has entered into bond,
with security BY me prescribed and approved, for
the faithful performance ofhs said trust; and the
said Trustee having certified to me that he IS in
full possession otal the property in the said schcd
ule and list ofdebts contained, have ordered and
appointed the first Tuesday next after the third
Monday Of October next, for the said John P.
Lockard to appear before the Judges of Cecil
County Court, at the court house in Elktop, to
answer such allegations and interroEatories as
may be then and there by his creditors made and
proposed and the said John P. Lockard having
entered into bond in a,penalty and with security
by me prescribed and approved SO to appear and
answer as aforesaid, | do hereby order and direct
tina: the said John ? Lockard be discharged from
personal confinement, and that he give notice of
this lis application, and the day so by me ,dp-
pointed for his final hearing in Cecil County
Court, to his creditors, by advertisement in some
newspaper printed i'll Cecil County, once IA week
for three months, before the said first Tuesday
next after the third Monday in October next
Given under my hand and seal this 2lst day or
May l642. WIN. TORBERT, Jr.
True copy. Test,
May % GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Crk.
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kxtracr ola letter ir,m samue! GriA.th, S!,wSit
town, York County, Pa.
MIR. w. WIight-Dear SRI am selling tn
Indian Vegetable Pills by Tic dollars worth, and
a! that rate the stock ofPs, lo! by your travel
ling agent, will soon be out
| ain pleased TO find they arc such ready sale
Those who have used them, speak in the highest
terms OF them. Many lave already great rcao
from their Use and when the cures, are finally
effected. shall do you the justice to INFORM
you of the same
Extract of a letter from Washington City.
MIR. VIM. Wrght-Dcar Sir-You will have
the kindness 10 forward mn as soon as possible,
too or three gross Of the Indian Vegetable Pills.
The sales have, for the last two months, increas-
ed rapidly, those who buy, generally rcmarkin-,
'that t!ey The best pills they have ever usrd,
and my opinion is that they will III short t.me
supercedc all others in this city.
ROBERT FARNIIAN,
Washington City. d. c.
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AGENTS..

CHAMBERS & NAFFIT, EIkton. Md.
MARSHAL PHILIPS, Wihnir gtum, lei.
GEORGE J. FISHER, fREDEEICk, Nd.
&. w. s II. w. Davis No. 45I Market It. }
Rev. J. ?. COON; No. 81 Market street,
Baltimore, Md,
May oSth lSi,.
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ANOTHER EVIDENCE
o. the Hc"dcE nj CURES rnfarmr d
BY DR.. Sg"gne's Comp md Swup At
VIA CBryyu


by Dr. .S~dgne's Comp md Syrup At
HVd Chc1ry
Dr.. SwAyNf+-Dcar Sir,-Whon was al Pitts.
burg last August, purchased OF your agent SIX
BOTTLES of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
had for many years been troubled witha Co "a,
often very violent, with other indications of uol-
sumption, or disease oi'the lungs; Of a very ccr-
GUS nature. had very little faith in medi inc
as it was thought my disease was hopeless and
beyond its reach, had applied to several Ply
scians for relief, and also used SONG highly pu-
fed medicine which had seen III tie newspa-
pers but hearing that you had much experience
in the practice OF medicine, and had treated many
cases of Consumption, concluded 10 try YOURS;
and from that time, am happy to say, found
relief ! write this in hopes you will publish it,
so that ifany human being has suffered as have
done, they may know where to find a medicine;
the virtues ofwhldh may be relied lpon.
Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBuRN
May 2Sth 1872
CAUTION
as all medicines which become very popular
ike that Of DR.. Swayne's Compo ind Syrup o.
Wild Cherry, attempts to. Initial or Counter.
felt in some way, arc very frcgu emily rcsor,cd to
Therefore it is thought best to put the public on
their guard against Imposition. In the course Of
only two or three years after this most deserved
y popular remedy had introduced itself into tho
sick chamber, and lis fame become widely known
up springs several others into the market, and
with view to give currency to their new lnvcn-
tons, they take the name of Wild Cherry to add
to their patched up nostrums, thinking 10 Dor
row a reputation from that already established;
and TO clip out sill further with the scheme Of
deception, by one of the vendors the name Of Dr.
Nstar is ATTACHED, making it appear that this pc
pnlar and highly respected Physician was the
off 81, gl,i ,n,t tIIp -
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Mr.. Dixie again.

We understand that the enemies Of
this gentleman, are exhibiting a Loco
Coco newspaper called the "American
Union," containing charges against him,
which should be prom pity met and ex
posed. At is charged, as we learn, that
Mr.. Dixie was q member Of a company
at SteubenViTle, which established a
WooIlens Factory, & subsequently, fail
ed-that there are jud gments TO a large
amount against said company, remain
ing dissatisfied; and that, while the Gre
dilors Of the company are kept out OIL
their money, Mr., Dixie and others are
living in aflluence, &c. W. know
nothing personally Of the truth or IaIsi
Iy Of these charges; but we are Inform
ed by a gentleman, of this place, who
does know the facts, that Mr.. Dixie was
one oil The hrm referred to-that he
probably never took a dollar out Of the
profits Of the concern; that the whole
property Of the company has Oeen Ie-
wed on by the judgment creditors, and
not sold, because no n will bid for il
two.thirds Ofthe aPpraisement and that,
however Mr.. Dixie may live, he lives on
the rewards of his own industry. 10
all this, we can see nothing TO condemn.
But, suppose it was otherwise, we ask,
with what face can such charges be
made by those who support for Repre-
sentative a Locofoco candidate the
most notorious, fraudulent and rotten
bankrupt in Christendom, who scarcely
ever paid debt, unless it was forced out
Of him who is making no earthly effort
10 pay his debts; and whose very tracks
are marked by the ashes Of his ~iniquiIy!
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ing alarmed and excited By the mon
slrous apparitions winch they c%onlHre
up to haunI the democracy into subInIs
sion to their wiIl-con Guide with a most
rhapsodjca appeal. They behold the
stralagems Of the enemies of liberty
thew depend not on The cIangor OF MAJ
sic, 'counskns and cider barreIs-they
bow not to the image Of the Giraffe,
or any other wild BEAST and, tinalIy,
they fairly expire IN an agony of-yeS,
zoe wiA,' BY The '6rOhe" rOWs OF the
enemies Of Liberty we suppose, the
said Central committee reler TO tho
reduction Of government expenses by
the present Wings in Congress-(o tho
amount of S., 00O, 00O)- the passage
of a bill to charter a National BaHk-lO
the passage OF a bill to distribute the
proceeds Of the sales Of public Lands
10 the passage of a Tariff Billiard, ia
short, to the passage OF more bills for
general lelief thpn ever passed any one
I previous CoDgress-JOhn Tyler and the
Locofoco members 10 the contrary nol.
outstanding.
Not to extend this notice, we beg Of
our friends, in conclusion, now, and at
all times hereafter, not 10 harrass the
L0cofoco Central conmittee,7 with mW.
sic, coons, cider barrels and GirdBCs.-
Save those SUCKING dopos from an abso-
lutte fit Of the lock jaw! But, if ever you
have a hickory pole, raise it before lheir
doors. Weave the hickory bushes into
garIands and hang lhem about their
necks-Pin them in their hat bands; and
place in their hands hickory STATS -
These The Contra committee may yet
worShip, as they did in 1910. But do
not, we impIore you, do not mention the
cider BARREL 'coonskin' or 'GirpGe!-
'Twere too horrible!
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risk nothing when We predict, that the
People of Ohio, on the second Tuesday
OF October, will
RUSH 10 THE SUPPORT OF THOMAS Con.
WIN.
like some mighty avalanche ~overwhelm
ing 10 its onward,course every opposing
! obstacle.
Next on the list are Isaac ATKINSON,
SIR. and NuTuANIEL DIXIE, the candidates
for Representatives, both good men and
true. whose business and whose inter.
es,s connect them directly wlrh The
common welfare OF their fellow citizens.
10 their election, the voters Of Carroll
and Jefferson counties will have the
surest guarantee that the duties Of their
Representatives will be discharged with
an eye single tothe public good. And,
if acknowledged merit shall be prefer.
red to.utter worthlessness, If mer whose
lives have been devoted to useful occu.
pations, shall be preferred to men
lodterS- without occupation-then will
Messrs. ATKINSON and DIXIE be triumph
antly elected!
OF the Wing candidates for county
Offices, we have only to repeat, that
they are, one and all, honest and capa.
IbIe men, in all respects worthy Of the
united and energetic support Of every
freeman 10 the county. For them, we
trust, the Wings Of Carroll will rally
in all their strength, that none, no, not
one may be lost. And with these lei
before you-with this strong ticket So
Letting your support,
WIGS OF CARROLL WILL YOU FALIER?
REMEMBER TuE CONSEQUENCES! On your
vote, on the single vote Of each Of YOU,
depends the ELECTION OF YOUR COVER
NOR, II FAITHFUL EXECUTION OF YOUR
LAWS, THE ELECTION OF YOUR REpREsEN
TATIvEs, THE ELECTION OF u. S. SENATOR,
AND THE CONTINUANCE OR REPEAL OF THE
TARIFF A PRACTICABLE BANKING sys.
TEN, A FAIR DIsTRICTING OF THE STATE,
AND THE ELECTION OF YOUR COUNTY Of
FICERs-ALL-ALL DEPENDS,oN THE VOTE
OF EACH N OF YOU!
10 view of these all.important objects,
will any good citizen stay from the polls
and withhold his suffrageP
REMEMBER that all these objects can
be-yea, will be secured, by the devo'
lion Of one or two short hours 10 your
own best Interests Ito yourselves, 10
your friends, 10 your country. "PUsH
ON YoURCoLUMN." In the language Of
our departed Chlef-the lamented HAIR.
RIsoN, "ONE FIRE MORE!" and Loco.
focOism and Tylerssm shall vanish from
our borders, and VICTORY, HONORABLE,
MERlTED VICTORY shall again perch
upon the WIG STANDARD!
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by the charter and no more, these notes
should receive some impress on the
part If said board Of control 10 Identity
the m.
To take away the motive onthe part
of The bank 10 make loans not required
By the fair and just demands Of business,
the profits Of the stockholders should
bs limited to what may be considered a
reasonable compensation for their in
vestmont, all the profits made BY the
bank over that, should be paid into the
State Treasury. More publicity should
be given to the proceedings of banks
than heretofore, and loans TO directors
should be carefully restricted and guard
ed.
It is impossible to enter into all the
details Of bank charters in this commu.
nication, but on the point most interest
ing to the community at large. affirm
that would vote for no bank charter
unless | believed it protected the inter
ests Of note holders more effectually
than 'Latham's biz while at the same
time, it would make it manifest 10 honest
and confding citizens Of this and other
states who are induced 10 take stock in
our banks, hat their rights would also
be, respected.
the amount Of bank stock which |
have owned at any time has been small.
The interest which I feel in the Perma
nent settlement of the bank question IN
Ohio, is only what have in common
with every citizen who own property
and is engaged in business.
N. Dixie.
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SW

Professor Durbln, of Dickinson Col
lege, Pa. now, or recently, travelling
in Europe, closes a letter to a friend in
tho United States, dated, Geneva, July
18Th lS42, with the following para
graph:
"On tho 9Th Of July We set out for
Great st Bernard, by way OF M~artigny,
and | travelled three days on mules -
| wish vcu could have seen US leaving
Liddis for the Hospico, each on a mule
with a large hempen sack of hay behind
him to feed Tho mules with. But we
were amply repaid by what we saw and
felt at the Benedicline Convent, where
we spent the wiHter night of July 10,
and saw the morgRe, or dead house, ia
which the bodies Of unfortunate travel
lers who perish in SHOWS are deposited
with nothing but a sheet around them
and so cold and so pure is the air tina
They never purify, saw them stand
ing there--l saw the mother and heI
child standing there together, 1t wa,
a horrible sight, | never can forget il
But must cut This letter short, and gel
ready TO leave Geneva TO morrow NOR,
ming, through the Swiss Cantons 10 tht
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PRICE OF WHARF.-The Ohio States
man " lis kindred prints attribute the
Iow price Of wheat TO the Tariff, which
is just going into effect People Of sense,
and honest people, attribute the low Pri-
Ces oil wheat and Of every other kind of
produce, to the L0COFOCO WAR UP
ON THE TARIFF AND UPON THE
BANKS.
There is no market for our produce a.
broad D. never has been, when other coun,
tries could produce enough for themselves
lis, in part, the object Of the Tariff to
create a MARKET AT HOME--in our
W country (which may be permanent,
and which will raise up and sustain good
prices. This is what the Wings 90 in
for, in opposition to Loco "Free Trade"
which means, Let England manufacture
all the articles we can consume, and tax
our produce as she p%leases.
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& { { { {
THE SENATE DlSTRICTlNG BILL

If The majority OF the Ohio House Of
Representatives had been disposed TO do
right in dlslrIctIng the State, why did
they not vote forlhe Bill that passed lLe
Senate. We're not SpangIer OF Fairfield,
and Hos'etter Of STARK, honest menu
both belonging to The Vanocratic party
-. both aged Senators, ia whom the Van
ocratic party always had confidence?-
They passed the Bill through the Sen.
ate, the Wing members Of that body vo'
Ting for it TO get rid Of the session, "a
expense to the Safe, and quietly settle
the difficulty. If tho loco members of
the House had been true to the interests
Of the people, they would have voted for
the Bill passed by their brelhern of the
Senate-it then would have become a
law and the assembly would have
peacefully adjourned. Why did they not
do ~ Why did they not support the
Bill passed by the eXertIons of the two
honest dutch Vanocrats, who framed
and supported it in the SenatoH All!
that Bill did not make districts for mem
ber' to climb INTO Congress It did not
provide voters enough to send such men
as SpaIdlng, Taylor and others TO Wash
%ington-it looked to the law, and the
oalhs ofthe Legislators who framed it. and
the rights OF tho people who were to be
guided by il. Hence it was that the loco
members Of the House of Representa-
tlves voted it down, cut up The Stale in
10 districts of every hjdeous shape that
could be thought of and wouIdhaye for"
ced The Infamous measure upon the peO.
pie, had not the Wing members resign
ed their seats. and submitted the'quesrlon
TO be settled by the people themselves
at the next October election. If they
approve ofthis great State belog carved
into districts tOrsuit the views ,of mon,
without any reference 10 law or Justice
they will vote for The its supporters; il moi
they will go with The Wings, who even
went tor the DISTURBING Bill passed by a
loco 200 Senate, and have proved them.
selves ready to surrender their party Ieci.
ings for the COED Of the State RscG
raWaS Ado.
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EXTRA COPIES OF THE FREE
PRESS.
Extra copies OF this weeks Free Press
may be had upon application at the
Free Press office.

Mr.. DIFE's ADDREss.-The reader
will find, in another column, the Address
of Mr.. Dixie to tho voters of this dis
'tricl. That address contains, as we be-
lieve, the true doctrines on the subject
Of The currency, To those who are
personally %unacQuainted with Mr. Dixie,
such a declaration of opinion will be &C,
ceptabIo. For ourselves, knowing that
gentleman, as we do, to be Wing 10 :he
core, 40 pledges were necessary.
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Ohio state journal.

The JeBersOnidR, Of last week, copies
from the Tyler organ at Columbus. what
it calls "a mess OF Inconsistencies" from
the journal, on the subject Of "Bank
Resumption !" and adds, 1--WE request
every Wing in this county to read and
see if he can support those who resort
to such means" Support whom, or
whal2 The State Journal, We suppose.
Does the JeBersoHida wish to diminish
the subscription list Of the Stale Journai5
Or does it suppose that the Wing can
dldates are in any way responsible Tor
the alleged Inconsistencies" Of the State
journal? We should like 10 see the
argument by which it could be made
appear, that the Wing candidates are
not entitled TO the support Of every
Wing vote. because the State Journal
may have been inconsistent. That
cake'S dough-! By The way, the para
Craps cooked up' by the Tyler organ,
were Published in the Journal for tho
purpose OF holding tho Locofoco mem
bers up to their promises to the people
before the election; and not because the
JournaI approved Of unconditional and
instant resumption, Every reader Of
the Journal we'll re members The spirit ia
which those paragraphs were written.