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For the Cecil Wing.
Stake Nets.
Citizens Of Cecil I ounty:

Citizens Of Cecil ounty:
wish to call
your serious attention to this subject, al
feeling as it does, the interest of every in
dividual in the county.
By this time you probabl y all under
stand what is meant by the stalking of gill
nets; and il you understand the manner
in which the nets are set. and have an
idea of the number aud extent of them,
you can very readily perceive that their
tendency is TO obsruct the shoals o: fish
in their passage TO the head-walers OF the
Bay. and ultimately to destroy the great
fishing inter Of the County.
If foreigners, and others, are to have
full liberty to drive large stakes or piles
in our navigable waters, and stretch lines
of selnes across them to any extent they
please. and be protected III so doing by
law, then, indeed, the citizens Of our
county have ust cause to complain, and
to complain loudly, that their rights are
invaded. and their interests disregarded
and trampled under foot
know Of no invaslo on of the rights Of
any class of our citizens that can for a
moment be compared with the injury in
nIcled on the lishirg interest by the per-
nicious and understandable prac tee of
stalking gill nets, and vet strange to say, a
law prohibiting The stalking Of nets in the
Chesapeake Gay and adjacent waters was
repealed by an ACT OF The last Legisla-
ture.
These stakes, apart from their injury
to the fisheries, are dangerous inpediments
TO the free navigation Of those waters in
which they are placed, walermen being
in dread OF sailing among them.
The fishermen will make an effort to
have law passed at the coming Session
of the Legislature against the stalking of
gIl-"e's, and respectfully ask the citizens
OF the County to make themselves ac-
quaiu'rt on this subject, 50 = at they may
be propt,nt 10 sign IA mem 'glal to the
L"Gl-la'nr. t'r "a la" ,rurr,I"g The great
fshin. otyrr~' ST ,.e Crun,y. an interest
rrcond "a, mono ,u gjn coum,y. except that
nt ag'cuIG.e.
Thee = no 'ac, ueuor established in
political economy, tj.an ina gnvruunenI
should protect III" Interest If H. people,
and tina tho few Sh",Id not r.. eu1,..j to
pursue aHy.cpurse e hu<.D.,- ID h on-
crates /" the injury of t.c hnir com
munIN.
Think on his subject. ard YOU will
cheenulIy sign The memorial against the
stalking OF glIi-nets. NJ.
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A f ATED FAMILY.

The last number Of the Subterranean
contains a sketch Of Mike Walsh, which,
after stating that his lalhef, who was once
worth SSC 900, became nsolvcn, and
died Of broken heart, says:
THE children, consi sting offour broth
ers, of whom Mike was the Youngest, and
"A girl, scattered IN all directions, the lat
ter alone staying with the molker. A
singular fatality attended them all, One
of the brothers fell by the side # Crock
Ell at the massacre Of the Alamo. Another
was shot in duel fought across a table
in the South. he third was burnt in the
Ben Sherrod, and the sister persisted in the
Inflated Lexington. (And yet God is "a
bove alp The mother soon followed,
and left hun, Like Logan, the las, of hi.
race"
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Il FIVE FlRM
For Sale.

'sNne subscriber offers at private sale
Il very beautiful farm lying on the Sas
sat''as River in Cecil county, Mar, land
within one mile and halt of Frederick
town. aud about three miles from Cecil
,,zss.AEss. ton. 1t contains 1877 acres Of
"a sssesas land, of which about so acres
Vt" are VERY VALUABLE WOODLAND
- Carr and the residue is arabic land.
lich has had within the last four years
100 BUSHELS LIME spread on it, is in a
pod state of cultivation with excellent
'lcng. made OF chestnut and cedar and is
If a very mprovabe quality. The bull
llngs, which cost upwards Of $4,000
are now consisting of a good FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, two stories high with
two rooms on floor, corncrib and
stable capable of accommodating six
horses. This property is beautifully and
delightfully."- situated AMI will be sold a
great bargain One thiyd part OF the pur-
chase money will be required to be paid
in cash. and for the residue very rca
sonabe credit will be given. The title
is good JOHN c. GROOME.
ELKToN. MAY 9Th 1913.
N. b. Mr.. James Robinson the pre-
ent tenant will shew it to any person de-
sirouS of purchasing. J. c. G.
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MECHANICS LYCEUM,

The Members of this Institution are
earnestly requested to meet at their Room
in the Court House, on Monday evening
next, 4th nst.,for the purpose Of reorgan-
rzlng, appointing officers, sc,
The occasion calls for full attendance.
and il is hoped that the members viii o.
hey The call The Treasurer and Libra
ran will make "A report-rhe object vt
which will be apparent to the members
A" invitation is Offered 10 persons who
wish lp become members.
81 order If the Lyceum.
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The venerable Judge Earle, departed hi,
life on Wednesday the 22nd ult. at the
advanced age of II years.
The CenrcvI,e Times says:
Son We lng~tav last. the dav on which
the venerable Judge Earle died; Talbot
court being "a session at. Easlon, /. X
LoCkernhn Esq. IN a brief, but feeling
and eloqmeNl address announced the sad
adjournment.
Judge Chambers in his usual leicilous
style responded. and the court was adj
journed unlll next day
In both speeches high and meriieh
compliment vas paid to HE Judicial and
private character Of the deceased. At 4
O'Clock the full court and The bar me! in
the court room. When Oh motion Of Mr..
Lock crman, Judge Chambers was called
to the chair, and John b. Kerr. Esq. was
appointed Secretary. committee of
three. consisting of Theodore I."ckerman
Samuel Ilanbel0n, Jr. and Z. +. Thomas,
Esqlres, was appointed 10 prepare resolu-
mtlee retired and soon after reported IA
series of resolutions, vhich were unani-
mously adopted. The court and bar re-
solved To wear the usua! badge Of mourn
ing for thirty days.
r. B. Carmichael, Esq, moved that the
resolutions be presented 10 the Court on
its opening next morning, with the re.
IL, ,ho, III al
which was also unanimously adopted.
A copy of the resolutions were direct
ted to be sent 10 the family of Judge Earle,
and to be published in all the newspapers
in-he district.
G5-The following are the preamble and
resolutions prepared by the committee
and adopted:
Whereas information has Just been re-
ccived of the death of The late Chief Justice
RICHARD TLGHMAN EARLE, he men,
bers of the court and Bar OF Talbot county
impressed with profound regret at the
melancholy event. do hereby resolve, that
in the death Of the late Chief Justice, the
community has been deprived of one of
its most valued and useful citizens
Resolved, That in the discharge of his
duties on the Bench, in which he presid-
ed very many years, he was distinguish
ed by all the attributes which constitute
the accomplished Judge; mparlality,
prompt ,ude and ability
Rpsolrcd, Thai in lhc circle of his pri-
vac and social dulles, hc was alike dis
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-12-02

An up country gallant, not long since.
went over to see his bright particular.
and after sitting for nearly half a daS
without saying word, at last got up and
saiJ-'Well, | reckon its gettin' feedin
time ! must be a goin.' Well. a good
evening to you all, Miss Nancy"
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TEMPERANCE CO.NDE.NYIO.N

The Cecil County Temperance Socia-
~ will hold It's next Q arterlv Meeting,
at Port Deposit on the 2nd Saturday ol
December inst A punclua attendance
of Delegates is resp cifuIly requested
N WILKINSON, Stc'ry.
Dec 2, 'A3
We received IA letter yesterde y, stating
that Christian Keener, Egg, will attend
the convention
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The CECIL WING
CUIHi,iI NOTICE

The new Methodist Episcopal Church,
at John Town. N Sassairas neck, called
ST. Paul's Chucl is expected to be dcdca-
tel to The worship Of Almighty God, gn
Sabbath Bird day Of Dee. next. Service
10 O'Clock; Rev. Henry Sicer and Rev.
Dr. Roberts OF Baltimore, are expected -
The public are respectfully invited.
Nov. IS
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GSThe New Orleans PIcayune con-
tains later dates from Galveston. Th G
alleged undue interference and dctati on
Of England with the internal policy OF
Texas, attracts considerable attention on
the part of the Press ofTexas.
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Chrome Coughs, pIcur"y, Henorrhnge oil the
Lungs, and all affections Of the Pulmonary Or
gans.
NATURES OH.N PRESCRIPTIONS
A compound Balsamic preparation of the
Pruuus Nirginiana or 'Wild Cherry Bark" pre-
pared By new chemical process, approved and
recommended by the most distinguished phys-
clans, and universally Acknowledged the most
valuable medicine ever discovered
IMPORTANT CAUTlON.-Thc Public
should bear in mind that it is DR.. Wstars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry that performs the remarla-
bic cures which are published in every part of
the country, and not the articles Of similar name
that are occasionally pulled into temporary no.
ticc. Those may be good--but VIC know moth
ing about them.
LET every Man, Woman and Child read
tie following, and if tEat does no satisfy all If
the great virtues Of this Medicine let them 90
and see the original-with numerous other test
monials of ike charace~.
VAUDEVILLE, (Onoida Co. n. " Sept. IS 1913
Dear Sir--l owe it to the afflicted TO inform
YOU that in January last was attached by a very
violent cold, caused by working in the water,
which settled on my lungs. 1t was accompani-
ed by very severe pain in my breast aod sides,
and also disire ssing cough. ] had in atten
dance all the best medical aid in our village.
But after exhausting their skill TO no avail, they
pronounced my disease 4 confirmed consumption
and they one and all gave me up 10 die. After
much pcr5ug sion, got the consent ofmy Phy-
stefan to use the Balsam Of Wild Cherry, pre-
pared by DIR. Wistar. purchased of the Agent
in our place one bottle, before using half ofwch
began TO gain strength, and il was very evil
dent nv cough was much better and my symp-
toms in every way improving, have now used
three bottles and am restored to perfect health,
| This result is alone owing to the use OF l)r.
/ Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry and take this
method Of giving you the intrmation, partly to
pay the debt of gratitude owe you, and partly
that Others similarly afflicted may know where
to apply for relief -
Very truly yours, IAllES SAGE.
MIR. PALMER, Druggist, under date Of Wa
vcIvlle Sept. "a lS45, wrtes-lhc statement
given YOU by Mr.. jonas Sage is well known to
| be true BY this whole community. 1t certainly
was most remarkable cure. Tho sale Of the
Balsam is very good, and success in cures truly
nattering. ~
Yours, respectfully, d. D. PALMER.
Let the afflicted cali and see our GET tliicates,
They rove conc'usiycy thai they can be eulsd
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CAUSE AND CURE.

There is cause for every disease. and
consequently cure. All diseases orig
mate from one cause.-the digestion Of
the ailments OIL le in proper manner.-
What ever is taken into the body descends
at once to the stomach. where, through
the operations of the gastric juice, ii is pas
Sed through the human canals and thus
leaves The system free and healthy II
thus natural process Is SIT pped. something
Is wong and lmmed late attention is re
quIred.-Slainburn's Vegetable Extraci
Pills at such times are the only remedy to
remove the corrupt matter, which. if re-
tanned in the bowels accelerate disease and
gradually undermine the conslilnlion.-
" % eat all kinds of food indiscriminaiply.
without the least regard to health, anf
then wonder VIII we are sick ConSli-
luled as the ordinary habits of men now
are, we should cease TO wonder at Com
pIainrs of the body Try S,ainburn's Pills
and be relieved at once.
Said pills are sold in Elkton. by VIM
ToIbert, and by agents published in an
other part OF this paper.
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A clergyman had miIk-whi,e horse,
which, on account of its beautiful form he
called Sion. Having ordered his horse to
the door, friend asked him where he
was going-'Why,' said he 'to mount
Sion
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n Office.

THE COMMISSIONERS OF Gee IL ca
will meet a, their Rocm in the Court
house. on Tuesda, the l2,h day ol De
cember next. for transac'iug the ordinary
business Of lbe court.
BY order,
G. II. JOYCE, CI'k.
noc 9
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For Sale.

The uneXpircd time Of NEGRO BOY
III years of age, who has 5 years to serve
He is stout and h,allhv-and would suit
ii farmer. Enquire al this office.
Nov. 2.J-t,
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New York. March 10. 1S1S.

New ork, March TO, 1915.
Twas last fall attacked with pain and
severe soreness of the chest, which continu
ed for number Of ueeks. had previ-
ously, for several years, been subject to a
permanent weakness, caused by strain.
This last attack gave me much apprehen-
sion, as feared it was tie commencement
of fatal disease. About the middle If
December ! began to take DR.. Wister's
Balsam of Wild Cherry-a single bolde
of which soon removed all soreness from
the chest added strength and vigor to the
lnngs-and now regard myself as periec-
thy sound and well.
JOHN BROWN, 81 Ann street.
Sold al DR. Pa.kers.
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llUMBuG.-We wish it to be distin city
understood. the certificates aud other
proofs Of the excellence of DR.. Wislar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry which ap year III
this paper occasionally, are fully and
strictly true. None other will be given.
! lie following is from well known bull
dor
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CONSUMPTION OF TIE Lungs,
Affections of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Pains or Weakness Of tho Breast or Lungs,
Chronic Coughs, PIourisy, Hemorrhage of the
Lungs, and all affections Of the Pulmonary Or
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L I'aastee's Sale of
-KzeHsVoD

BY virtue of Decree from the High
Court Of Chancery, the undersigned as
Trustee, will Offer at public sale, on
Wednesday Goth December next
at Ilecka.t's Hotel in Port Deposit. all
the right, lille, aud interest Of James Nor
row, in and to that LOT or parcel of
Ground Situate lying and being in the
village OF Port Deposit, which was here
toioFe morlgaged by the said James Nor
row and wife, TO James Sewall, and on
which are erected a two story Esa,ra
Frame Dwelling llouse,and ..Sg.
large frame building as a O.. klGs
coach makers shop. A---1.zE 80
The terms Of sale prescribed bv the De
cree are as follows--one third part of the
purchase money, to be in cash on the day
of sale, one third in 6 months. and the re-
naming third in II months from the day
OF sale, which are to be secured by bonds
Or notes with approved security; or the
whole may be paid in cash at the option
OF the purchaser or purchasers.
Sale TO commence at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ
JOHN G. GROOME, Trustee.
ElkIun, Nov 25-ls
N. B.-l'hs property is held under
lease Tor 80 years, renewable forever; on
which is reserved an annual rent of $50.
1t will therefore be sold subject to such
rent as may be now and shall hereafter be-
come due J.C.G.
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BAIT. MARKET.

FLOUR. S4,25a4 81
WHEAT, 7Oa .95
CORN Old 42a47 New 3Sa4U
OATS %
WILMINGTON MARKET.
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EeeIsEa OF Judge Earle.

The venerable Judge Earle, departed this
life on "Wednesday the 22nd ut at the
advanced age of II years.
The CnnirpyII,p Times saws.
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Elkton, N "V. 20-ls
9JThr InquIier and Pennsy lvanian,
Phila.; Bal, American; Delaware Journal,
Delaware Gazellt. Village Record, will
publish the aboXc til! day OF sale, and
charge trustee.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-03
ARRIVALS 4 DEPARTURES
o F II HE MAILS.

rTNHE eastern and southcr mails arrive and de-
IL part daily, except Sundays. Letters going
eastward are mailed at II o'clock, AM-south-
warldy' at o'clock, p. NJ.
Tri-weekly mail up Fox River, via Dayton,
Worthwhile, Pennfield, Bristol, Oswcgo and Auro-
ra to Genava, arrives every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at o'clock p. NJ, and departs every
Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, at 3 o'cock, A. NJ.
Weekly mail for the southwest, via Vermi-
lionville, Point Republic, Magnolia, &C., arrives
on Wednesdays and departs on Thursdays.
Weekly mail to Juliet, via Marseilles, Morris,
Dresden, Kankakec and Shenahon, departs on
Fridays and arrives on Saturdays.
Weekly mail to Troy Grove arrives and de-
parts every Saturday.
Weekly mail to Bloomington arrives every
Tuesday at O'Clock, P NJ, and departs every
Wednesday, at o'clock, AM
The Post Office is open on week days during
business hours, and on Sundays from to 8 A. NJ.
and from to 5p.M.
A. WOODRUFF, Postmaster.
Ottawa, Jan. 81, 1913. 3i-3w
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Land Agency.

"a ME undersigned willpay particular attention
M to the investigation OF titles, redemption and
sale of Lands, and payment of taxes in La Sale
or any of the adjoining counties. Having been
engaged good portion of my time as Surveyor
for the last seven eight years in said county,
am enabled to give complete description of al.
most any tract OF land within the boundaries ofthe
same.
Persons wishing TO purchase lands in La Sale
or Grundy counties, would do well 10 call on me,
as now have for sale some Of the best Ian,le in
those counties, TO the amount Of some ten or
twelve thousand acres, great portion of which
belongs to the State Bank Of Illinois, for which
the notes Of said bank will I've received at par.
GEO. II. NORRIS.
29-tf
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Administrators Sale.

HAKE notice that in pursuance of an
order Of the circuit court of I.asalle
county, made at the May term, A. d.,
1912, directing me to sell the east half of
the southeast quarter of section 10, in
township 80, Of range east, containing
80 acres, in the county of Livingston, and
state of Illinois, being land Of which Ma
,hias j. Ross lately died siczed, for the
payment of debts of the deceased, we
shall attend on the premises, on the 18th
day Of .april meet, between the hours of
10 o'clock, A. M. and O'Clock, p. NJ.
Of said day, aad expose The same to sale al
public venduc.
The terms of sale will be credit of
one year, the purchaser giving bond with
good Security, together with mortgage
on the premises to secure the payment of
the purchase money.
l.. WOODWARD, Admir-.
ADELlNE ROSS, Adm'x.
March 3, lS43. 30-7
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FIGURING Mill.

VHNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
l. that he has taken the mill commonly known
as the "Allord Mill'' or "Jackson's Mill, situated
at the town of Milford, on Fox River, near George
town, where he will BIO happy to do his best 10
please all who may favor him with their custom.
The mill, which has always borne fair reputa-
ion Is now IN better order to do work than il per-
maps ever has been, having been lately thorough
ly repaired, and having received new Smut Va.
chine, and new Bolts. of superior quality.
The undersigned, confident that he can do his
work as wellas 1t can be done in the country. re-
spectlully socits a trial. J. Z. SKINNER.
Nov. ls 1911. Diff
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-03

Fairs in Nev Orleaas.-Pic gives a
very graphic description of the different
attractions to the Ladies Fair of that city
A beautiful young girl, with sparkling
eyes and rosy cheeks, selling hot toddies,
made Of the best Irish whskey, and op-
posite to her, the very personilication of
all angel in loneliness, all smiles and good
humor, is dealing out to the nobler sex
tremendous slabs Of tobacco!
The Qncen City acknowledges the
corn
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Executrix's Notice,

A LII persons having claims against the
"A estate of Harvey Benson, decd, ere
hereby notified and requested TO appear
before the Probate Justice of La Sale
county on Thursday The 9th dayof March,
A. d. lsl3. for the purpose of having the
same adjus,ed-.hat being the time ap-
pointed by the subscriber for The settle.
ment Of all claims against said estate.
FANNY BENSON.
ErecMrir.
Jan. 20, 1913. 34--0
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District Court ofhe United States, ,
Within and for The District Of Illinois. s

District Court ~ tie United States,
Within and for The District Of Illinois,. 5 ~
N the matter of the petition of Con-
NELIUs CAHiLL, Of Lasalle county to be
declared bankrupt and to be discharged
from his debts. Notice is hereby given
that Cornelius Cahill, Of Lasalc county,
has filed his petition in this court to be
declared a bankrup! and discharged from
his debts under the act of Congress in
such case made and provided, and that an
order has been duly entered in this court
appointing the 10Th day of March next,
at the district court room in the town of
Kaskaskia in this district, as the time and
place for the hearing of said petition; all
persons interested may then and there APP
pear and show cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted. Dated this 10th day OF
February, A. d., 1913.
J. c. Doremus, sol'r. for pet.
Attest-Jqmes +. Outings, clerk. 80