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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-06
DISRUPTION OF TaE CHURCH OF
SCOTLAND.

The meeting of the General AS
semhly Of the Church Of Scotland
took place on the 18th ult., and the
event which all must have anticipa-
ted, whatever anxiety was enter
tanned that it might be avoided, has
taken place. On the meeting of the
General Assembly, the old Modera-
tor stated that, in consequence of
infringements Of the civil courts on
their ecclesiastical jurisdiction, and
the refusal of the Legislature 10 &C
cede TO the Claim of Rights adopted
at last Assembly, he felt called upon
to protest against them now proceed
ing as flee and lawful Assembly
Of the Church of Scotland. He read
the reasons of protest-a document
of considerable length-and bowling
to the Lord High Commissioner, the
Marquis of Butte, withdrew, followed
by the whole non-intrusion party in
the House. On the motion of Dr..
Mearns, Principal Haldane, of st.
Andrews, was voted to the chair,
prolempore. On assuming the chair,
the Rev. Principal opened the meet
ing by prayer.
The Lord High Commissioner
then delivered her Majesty's letter,
which was of considerable length;
generally recommending obedience 10
the decisions of the Civil Courts, off
ering the aid ofParliament to correct
any abuse that might exist in refer
ence to the induction of ministers,
and expressing her Majesty's will
lingness to consent TO a measure
which would recognise the full right
of the people 10 object, and Of the
Church Courts to determine on all
objections exclusively and finally
The letter was read without remark,
and after some other procedure of
minor importance, the assembly adj
journed until the next day.
The next day the assembly met
at twelve o'clock, according to adj
journment. The Moderator opened
The meeting with a deeply impress
sive prayer. A committee was ap-
pointed to prepare an answer to her
Majesty's most gracious letter.
The proceedings, generally, were
OF the ordinary routine chalacter.-
Professor Alexander, of St. An
drew's, suggested the propriety of
appointing a committee to draw up
a pastoral letter, to be addressed to
the people of Scot land, with regard
to the present state Of the church,
warning them to stand in the old
paths, and encouraging them to
strengthen, by their zeal and stead
tastness, the church of their fathers,
which had been one of the greatest
bulwarks of the reformed religion
1t was agreed that the subject should
be brought before the Assembly by
overture. Several committees were
appointed. After prayer, the As
sembly broke up.
The FREE AssEMBLY.-Thc Rev.
DR.. Chalmers being appointed Mod
orator by the Non-intrusion party,
explained at great length the origin
and causes OF that days movement.
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expect, the fund at their disposal for
building and the sustentation of min
listers, might be said to amount, in
the gross, to the magnificent sum of
te223,O2S Gs. Id, viz. $50, 341 SIS.
Id. for the Building Fund, and ETC.,
GS7 Is. 1od. annual receipts for the
sustentation OF ministers.
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General Enquiry Meeting.

This meeting was held to-day at the
North School House in this village. To-
morrow, the 9Th, the meeting is TO continue,
and our paper will go TO press before a
sketch of the proceedings can be furnished
In the next number of The Voice can prob
ably give an outline Of the doings,
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THE CECIL WING.
R,EMOV At.

r. G.. Caldwell, Barber, has removee
from the Washington hotel, to the shop
formerly occupied by Jacob Anderson.
where hopes 10 continue to merit a con
tnuance Of the custom. he received at his
old stand.
He also keeps row an assortment OF
we'll selected confectionery, which he will
sell very cheap.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Notice is hereby given, that the sub
scrher intends to make application to the
Honorable the Commissioners of Cecil
county, at their next meeting to be held in
June, next, TO vacate so much of the
Road laid out towards Welsh Point, from
the Elkton Road, near the residence Of
Samuel B. Ford Esq, to or near al old
ice house, about halfa mile from Welsh
Point, as passes through or over his pro-
perry. JOHN RANDLE, .Jr.
May 18th 1S13-lm
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BAIT. MARKET.

JLOUR.--There is no demand for Howard
street Flour, and the transactions are very
email Holders generally ask 1913 for fresh
ground Of good mixed brands, while parcels not
recently manu- actured, are offered at s., 80.
The only transaction that has come to our
knowledge to day is the sale Of 100 bbls of
frcsi, ground at $685. -. In the present state
of the market, VIC are unable 10 name u lt fin
itc receipt price.
We hear ef no transactions in City Mills
Flour. II could be bought at So Is. the sock
!; extremely ligh;
A small sale of Susquehanna Flour was made
to daS al S5,75
GRAIh:-The receipts of Pennsylvania
Wheat yesterday and to-day were light, being
only about 1000 bu shells. We note sale of Il
parcel not prime, at ! I cts and Of another at
/ 20 cts. \ parcel Of strictly prime was sold at
IL cts The demand for Wheat to-day is less
anrmatcd We hear of no receipts OF Md.
Wheat Sales of Md, Corn at 54 cts for both
white and yellow; Sales also Of Pcnna. yellow
at 81 cts, and of Penna. Rye at 6! cts. Md.
Oats sell at 2G - cts.
PROVISIONS We arc not advised of any
gales of either Pork or Beef Prices remain
nominally the saline last quoted, viz: Mess
FORK is held at Sl2 No |, at ) II; Prime at $40;
Baltimore Mess Beet at $40 80 and No. SO, 80.
The inquiry Tor Bacon has been rather better
T:'ithin day or two, aud sales Of Western have
been made at the following rates. viz prime
assorted ut Ii ) - cents; Hams at 6 l'2
cts. Sides at 3-l cts and shoulders at i a ! ii
cts The stock is heavy, and inferior qualities
are held at lower prices according to condition.
Lard continues very dull and holders now gen
ally ask Ii IA - cents for No. | ii
kcgs.----Bati finer. June %
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WILMINGTON MARKET.
To the Public.

TEVIIE subscriber takes this opportunity
. M TO inform his friends. of Elkton and
its vicinity, and the Public generally
that he has commenced the Tim ING
business in all its various branches, in his
Store House at the East end of Elkton,
and respectfully solcits all who wish to
buy any articles it. his line, to give him a
call, He is also prepared a, the shortest
possible notice, TO fulfil any contracts for
TIN SCOUTING with which the public
may favor him. lie ha. and will con
SANITY keep on hand ZINC and TIN.
suitable for roofing, and will attend pune
iually TO putting it on when called for
Fancy Sh Get Iron Stoves made in the
neatest manner.
The mandatory of the above articles
to be carried on under the direction of
David Wells. JOSEPH MAHAN.
Elkton, July lst 1913 If
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For Sale.

A Dwelling House and Store House
and lot of ground situated in the
town Of Elkton, adjoining land of Will
liam Torbert and others on the West end
of Gay street, the said lot has front Of
about 70 feet and runs back about 100
feet. There is large kitchen attached TO
the Dwelling House. there is a good
Smoke House on the lot and agdod Well
of Water at the kitchen door; the houses
ars in good repair and will be sold on plea
sirg terms and good title given when
sold. 1t rents at present for eighty dollars
a year. Persons wishing to purchase will
do well by applying Immediately to the
Owner in Little Elk.
JAMES MATHEWS.
June 9Th lS13- -3w
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l. d. %. r.

DEDICATION, AT PORT DEPOSIT.
The Independent order of Odd Fellows
will hold meeting in Port Deposit, on
the goth Inst. There will be pro-
cesslon of the order, composed of a
large number of the members from BalI-
more, Philadelphia and Wilmington. The
new Hall, recently constructed, will be
dedicated. The ceremonies will consist
of the reading of the Declaration Of In
dependence and an Orati0n, by a dIstln-
guished Literary Gentleman, together
with other ceremonies connected with the
order. A band of music will be in at.en-
dance. The public are respectfully nv!'
ed to attend. By Order
COM. ARRANGEMENT rs.
June 9Th lSl3.-lw
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Notice of Decree in Bankruptcy.

Notice is hereby given to all the cred
Itors of William B. Morgan late merchant
OF Cecil county, and State Of Mary land,
Il petitioner for Bankruptcy, who have
proved their debts. and to all other per-
sons in interest, that Saturday the 30lh
day of September 1913 at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. hath been fixed by the district Court
of the United States, for the district OF
Maryland, for them to shew cause before
the said court at its Court Room in the
city Of Baltimore why discharge and
certificate shall not be granted to said pc
,l,oner pursuant to the act of Congress
III such case made and provided.
July lst 1S13-1Ow
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Constable's Sale.

Hoy virtue of three writs of Vcndi Ex-
I'D posas issued by Nicholas White one
of the justices of the peace of the State Of
Maryland, in and for Cecil county to me
directed, will expose - sale at Public
Auction upon the premises on Monday
the Oath day of July at 3 O'Clock, P. M.
for cash, one lot piece or parcel of land
with the appurtenances situate lying and
being in Cecil county, adjoining lands Of
John Riddle and olhels containing fifteen
acres, on which is erected a comfortable
two story log dwelling, lase the property
of John White seized and taken in execu-
lion at the suits of Ohio Rowland and
others. LEVI TYSON,
July lst lS33-ts Con'st.
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lIorehound Candy performed cure.
Yours respectful y, HM. S. CLARK,
Pilot Commissioner.
To JOHN PEASE s son.
New York, Sept 80, 1870.
Gcntierlen-My vile was lying at DEATHS
door in the last stage Of con sumption. She was
pronounced irr,,nrahle by two eminent physi-
clans, and | am grateful to say So worth Of your
Compound Hoiehound Candy restored her 10
health. JOSEPH SUDDEN,
No. 90 avenue D
PEASE l. SON, As Division st.
If there is one that doubts the efficacy Of
Pease's Horchonnd Candy, let them call on the
gentlemen, and they easily satisfied any ono
who will call on them, Of the efficacy of Peaso's
Horehound Candy
J.PEASE s. SON, as Division st.
The following are list of authorised agents
in Maryland.
CELL COUNTY.
ELKToN, DR.. H, MITCHELL,
Pivot Bridge, Clayton & Hanes,
North East, r. l.. Thomas,
Perryvllle, Thomas Byron,
Port deposit Andrew Kidd.
KENT COUNTY.
Chestertown, Daley s. Russell,
Georgetown x Roads, Nathan Peacock,
QUEEN AIMS COUNTY.
Ccntreville, Thomas Sutton,
Church Hill, r. L. y Downs
May eth ls43-ly
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COnstable's Sale.

EpY virtue of Sundry writs of Fendi
IL SExponas issued by Nicholas White,
one of the justices of the peace of the
State Of Mary land. in and for Cecil coun-
.y, to me directed ] will expose to sale
at Public Auction upon the premises OH
Saturday the 22nd day of July at Q o.
clock, P. NJ, for cash, enc lot, piece or
parcel of land containing fifteen acres,
situate lying and being i'll Cecil county,
adjoining lands of George Benjamin and
Others, also one horse, one yoke Of oxen
and cart, two cows, four head of young
cattle and twelve head of sheep late the
property of William Ramsey, seized and
taken ia execution at the suits of James
Cameron and others.
LEVI TYSON, Cop'st.
July 1st lS13-ts
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Lumber Yard.

Al NORTH East, Cecil County Maryland.
vENt1E Subscriber has just received on
II COMMISSION,
and intends keeping constantly good az
sorment of White Pine Lumber & Shin
giles, and Plastering Lalhs. Having rented
the Saw aud Grist Mills owned by Mr.. N
Wiley, he is prepared to execute all or
ders for Saving and Grinding, and will
spare no pains to give entire satisfaction.
ALL kinds of Grain bought a, market
prices. Respectfully,
o. P. KlLLlNGSWORTH.
MAY 2G-4t
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Notice..

The Commissioners Of Cecil county
will meet at their room in the Court House
on Tuesday the 9th June, inst, for the
purpose Of Hearing appeals, making trans
ters, examining accounts, SC. &c.
The Collectors Of the several districts
are required to make returns at this meet,
ing of their assessments for 1912.
BY order
G. II. JOYCE, Clerk.
June 9Th 1S43-tm.
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For many years, whilst engaged n the prac.
ticc ofmy profession, have frequently Observed
much injury done from the improper adminib-
tration of medicine, with view TO expel worms
from the human system; and that at a time when
The little sufferer was very unable to hear such
harsh treatment; giving drastic, and quite too ac
tive pnrgatiVeS, worm teas, &c. sc. which Off
times Will produce great suffering, and lay tho
foundation for a disease which would be much
more difficult IL eradicate than that produced by
Worms.
1t is much to be regretted, that thousands are
swept of, or rendered weak, pale, and emacia-
ted, in their early stages Of existence, and their
constitutions undermined, and foundation laid
for pulmonary diseases &c. sc. entirely from m-
proper treatment. Worms being especially liza
bic to inhahit persons of dcbitatcd digcstve or
gans: and those Of weak constitution, theretur~
much mischiefis often done by the ordinary mode
of treatng,-which generally consists OF the
most active purgatives; and further, II has been
proved by actual experiment that Worms will
exist for long time, even when they are thrown
into a solution Of most of the common prepdra
lions which arc usrd for Tie destruction OF those
animals; whereas, it has been as fully proven that
in the preparation which offer to the public,
-alad DIR. Swaere's Nermifuge," they cannot
exist for any length of tImc-but slcken, twin-
lie and die and pass oil from the body with the
discharged, giving new and healthy action to
the whole Amcn,ary Canal, and all w.:"outthe
least inconvenience to the sufferer.
Worms are capable producing great d,@jUr.
bancc in the system; not ON. .1'cv aggr.y".v
a Il ordinary diseases, but the" also rg sc ,o
| great variety If ycty a!4rmn" ,nG ,l!oia louJ
affections. II Iced, the hole L lin ofsrgsn.odir
an "onvus'ee diseases, may proceed from tho
,rrltation Of Worms in the Alimentary CANA.
Cholera +, .epsy, Cat-lepsy, Tetanus, Paralysis,
Mania, NJ Convulsions, well rs variety of
Nervous '.ac'lons, are not un!rcqucntly the Ct
| feet ottI" cause.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
For an Adult, Dose Table spoonfnll
Child years ormore, er Desert do
{" year do do Tea do
4" months do DO J Tea dc
To he repeated Three or Four Zines d. Y, 70
fore meals. The bottle should always be s.Cul
before using.
The above medicine is always to be had at Or
Swaynes office, No. 81 North Sixth Street, oae
door below Arch.
Sold by the same agents who sci his ar
ti-hisious pills. for isl of whose natncs
see another column
DIaY 2sth 1912.
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EHafsi Hhafsil

TENilE subscriber has now on hand at his Fash
4. ionable Hat anil Cap Store large and gen
era! assortment of hats and caps Of the latest
fashions and best qualities which he will con-
tnue to sell wholesale and retail at prices 10 suit
the times.
Country merchants are particularly invited to
call and examine his stock, as he can supply
them on better terms than they can suit them
selves in the cities.
Thankful for the very liberal encouragement
he has received, he hopes to deserve contnu-
alton Of the same by endeavoring to do the
thing that's right.
JAMES T. BROWN.
n. B. lie viii deliver free of cost, hats, to
st2rekeepers who do not reside more than fifty
miles from this place.
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GjTl!E WORLD pROCLAlilS IT'S
VALUE.

The test of time, the test Of truth,
As all must own who feel its power
1t saves the aged and the youth
Who pass not by the promised hour.
We are too apt to let the promised moment
when health, nay, its If, can be saved.
how mankind will forget what s due to their
own circumstances and stations III life. IN ne
glectnG the most prominent causes OF safety. Ii
cough or cold is felt, regardless of everything
which should destroy it, they let t go Oh, with
out attempting to destroy the cause, Until IT Is
too late. This is not right--thrre is a rcnciy-
PEASE & SINS EXTRACT OF HOPE
HOUN CANDY will ciectuallv eradicate INC
first symptoms of attack. Bear this in mind,
and DO not neglect the advice. Apply at +5
DAVIoON STREET Tor the genuine article.
READ WHAT IT HAS DONE
New York, Oct. so, 1912
Gentlemen--i. affords much pleasure to
ear ties IL. Nv to the efiicacious virtues OF youI
Compound Extract of Iloreaound Candy in re
cent istance.
A h.;le boy Of mine trn,s severe cole, " cl
went on from degrees until il termnuted III the
scarlet fever. His throat ,aa much Alcer'ted
and he could take nothing except i'll lqnlt
state. My physician badc L!e prepare for The
worst, ard held out no inducrment that tn
child would rccoyer-indeed, he said it was I'M
possible.
At this iuncturc it struck me that your candy
might do Good. / accordingly procured pack
age. and dissolved the sticks into liquid. In
this way | administered it to the little sufferer
and he seemed to enjoN and like the taste. In
In the course of few houlsI perceived pulpH-
bic change. He breathed easier, and did not
| complain of his throat. r. few days all dam
ger had passed, and he is now perfectly well.
solely believe, from the use OF your Clarified
essence Of horehound.
| send you this certificate IN hope that other
patients will try it under similar circumstances
with sin.1i ar success.
am, gentlemen, your obedent servant,
S. JOHNSON, No. "a Charles st.
| Messrs. J. Pease X Son, IS Division st.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTING
MAILS
N$eGents-A cough that had disabled me
for nearly three years and reduced me very low
| had made use Of numborless remedies, all TO no
effect ] was in despair Of recovering my health
until made use of Pease's Horehound Candy
and am happy to say three large packages per,
ormed radical cure,
Yours truly,
s. SECOR, al Clinton st.
To Messrs. PEASE s son,
45 Division street.
New York, June 90, 1912.
Dear Sirs--Last fall and the early part Of
spring, was very low with severe cold which
had settled upon my lungs which was fearful
would terminate to Consumption, and was so
hoarse that ] could not artculate above whs-
Per, and toui large packages OF your invaluable
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The subscriber being aware of the hardness of
the times, and the great scarcity of money, feels
disposed to sell his work at prices that will suit
the convenience oil all wEo may wish TO pur-
chase.
Undertaking, lie also informs the public, that
he is prepared to make at the shortest notice,
COFFINS of every description. lie has also
also first rate lEARSE, which will enable
him to discharge all duties i'll this line Of bust
ness, which will be done. whenever his services
are required. LEVI r. BoULpEA'
June 6, lS43-ly
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Cecil County Set.

Maryland, Cecil County Set.
nN application of James Getty, of Cecil
OCounty, by petition in writing to the iudg-
es Of Cecil County Court that he is in ac-
tual confinement for debts lie is unable to
pay, and offering to deliver up for the benefit
Of his creditors, all his property, real personal
and mixed, to which he is III any way emit
tied, a 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 the several insolvent laws of Maryland;
and it appearing to said Court by competent testi-
mony that the said petitioner has resided within the
Sts,eof Maryland for the last sixty days next be-
fore his application, said Cour; appointed William
c lassOn Trustee for the benefit OF tile said James
Getty who has entered into bond, with security
by said Court prescribed and approved, tor the
faithful performance of his said trust and the said
Trustee having certified to said Court that he is
in full possession Of all the property in the said
schedule and list of debts contained, have order
ed and appointed the first Tuesday next after the
third Monday in October next, for the said james
| Getty to appear before the said Court at the
| court house in Elkton, TO answer such allega-
ton and heterogeneous may be then and
there by his creditors made and proposed and
the SAID James Getty, having entered into bond
III penalty and with security by said Court
| prescribed and approved so to appear and answer
as aforesaid, said Court do hereby order and di-
rect that the said James Getty, be discharged
from personal confinement, and that he give no.
tice of this his application, and of the day so by
me appointed for his final hearing in said Court
to his creditors, by advertisement III some
newspaper printed in Cecil County, once a
week for three months, before the said first Tues
day next after the third Monday in October next.
True copy. Test,
| June lTth GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, CIR
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The dedication and celebration, con-
temrlated to take place on the 4th Of
July, has been unavoidably postponed,
until the ooh when it will positively take
place.
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NOTICE..

All persons are hereby fnrwarned from
receiving any notes which William Rossel
holds against his sister Hannah Prlchart,
as they are illegal. -
HANNAH PRICHART.
juno 24lh 1913 3w
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Dr. Swayne's Strengthening
Vermil,uge,
IN EFFECTU.4L RE.HEDY FOR
TTORfIS.

And from its tonic Properties will be rsefnl ft =
delicate, sickly, and dyspcptic children or
du!ts; and will in all cases prevent the genera.
ton of Worms, which makes it sti,l a mols
valuable compound.
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IN CIIANCERY 10 JUNE 1913.
Ordered that the sales made and repor-
ted by John Partridge Trustee for the
sale Of the Real Estate Of Henry Hollings-
worth, deceased be ratified and confirm
ed unless cause be shcwn to the contrary
thereof on or before the tenth day of Au-
gust next provided copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in
Maryland once in each of three successive
weeks before the tenth day of July next
The Report states the amount of sales
TO be S2706
True Copy,
Test.
LOUIS ASSAWAY,
Reg. Cur Can.
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ASINsLE DAYS ADVENTURE. II

A SINGLE DAYS ADVENTURE. The
Dover ~ H. Gazette says there is a
man now residing within the limits of
that town, who has had more events to
happen TO him in one day than is com
mon. He started from his home sober at
S o'clock--go: drunk before 9 O'Clock
got a logging before 10 o'clock-pulled
down tent before llo'clock-got into a
lookup before u o'clock; paid seven dol.
lars for sauce, and was released before |
o'clock. Got drunk before 9 o'clock
fell and injurd his leg and was carried
home before 3 o'clock-and took an oath
before 9 o'clock that he would never drink
any moreliquor; and has kept his word.
He says that no man has greater reason
than he has to hate rum, or thank God
Cor having a lame leg; and he might have
added, for having sense enough to see the
Cause OF all his days misfortunes, and NOR
al courage enough to avoid it in future.
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Marshal New,

'ENhis Thorough Bred Horse, got by
IL New York American Eclipse, out Of
Diana, will stand at the Fam of his own.
@r, {, E,kton this season. The season to
end the lst August. Terms $40 insur-
ance-For Pedigree see Hand Bills.
JESSIE BOREHAM.
Elkton May, 20ih lSI3-tf