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FOR SALE & RENT.
| HOUSES, FARMS, BUILDING LOTS &
GROI1ND RENTS


IT, FOR SALE. a large two story dwell
kyN,iH Fellows Hall, price s33OO fine large story
tee, at only Sj500; dwelling on Market-st near LON
bard, FelI's Point at $780, one in south Highest
Methodist church, Si700; in Monument st. near
Asquh, $3.50; fine dwelling in norlh CaIvert-st. at
$1,000; in Jelerson-st. near Caroline, $3.50 each;
store with dwelling attached corner Caroline and JET
tcrson-s $500; store With dwelling attached, north
Gay $3.50; on west Batimore-st $1,000 and 1885,
corner Lombard and Markct-st. f. p. $1,000. Houses
at various prices to suit putchaseTs-west Lombard ST.
Monument, AiSquith, Fast Baltimore, Eden, Cove,
Pitt, Caroline Exeter, Canal Saratoga, and other sts
FARMS FOR SALE. A country
%axsA sidence Of II acres, dGning the north west
IsssRu ern city boundary, at $500; n farm OF l05
l4gAEl- acres, miles from Baltimore, on the IIaford
Turnpike only $1,000: . Farms 8 miles out the FIRE.
derrick Turnpike, of 260 and $50 acres, with elegant
ldings on them, will be sold baigen. Also,
large number of others, cheap.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE-On
west Lombard st. near the lnfirmary; west Balti
more ST. near Cove; Exeter street near Fawn, and
Fawn near Exeter ST. cheap; west Fayete; Lexington
st. near Calvert corner Bddle and Madison SITS; east
Baltimore near Market and others on pleasing terms
% GROUND RENTS for sale, well secured
Apply to BENJAMIN BOND-or
GEORGE GELBACH,
n21-r No. 40 Second-st., near the Exchange
SsTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE. A 10 horse
- STEAM ENGINE; in complete order, will be sold
very low. Apply to
JAMES S. SUFFER-, No. : Concord-st
nl3-tf Near Lombard-st.
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TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS,
IND DE.4LEiiS GENERALLY
W II. PALNER'S AMERICAN NEWSPA-
PER SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTiS-
ING AGENCY, is established at the South East cor
ncr of BALTIMORE aud CALvERr-sTs., in this city,
where Advertisements are received for publication in
some OF the best newspapers OF most OF the principal
towns and cities throughout the United States.
CARDS setting forth the nature Of the Agency, may
be had at the office, where the papes and terms OF
advertising may be seen
To entGrprising and energetic business nrn drsi-
rous Of extending country trade this agency affords
the means, through the powcf otc press, ofEcreasns
it to almost any extent.
nc Now is the time to advertise for the Fall and
Winter trade throughout this state. in Virginia, aud 4
portion of Pennsylvania and the time is close at hand
when it will be proper to advertise in the Southern
and Western papers. for the Spring and Summer trade
20 The public are respectfully invited TO take the
subject into consideration. V. 3. PALMER,
Agent for Country Newspapers.
s. E. corner Baltimore ald Calvert streets.
% Address V. d. PALMER, :. T., corner Ral.i
more and Calvert streets, Baltimore.
No 80 Pine street, Philadelphia
No $50 Nassau street, New York.
No. 10 State street, Boston. n26-tfif
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ID / r ID

rrER BAGS Up At THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Valparaiso, ports in the Pacific, and Canton
zip Leland, soon.
eor Montevideo and Buenos Ayres Barque John
Robb, soon.
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CLOAkINGS, SIIAWLS, sc.
HBAMILTON EASTER ~ co.
n u No. 203 BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE On HAND,
French Woollen Cloalings, Of new styles
English aud American do in paids and stripes
CLOAK CLOTHS. Blacks, Blues, Brown, Green,
Olive, Sc. Sc. very cheap
SllAWLS, a very large assortment, every price
SILKS; Bombaznes Alpacas; Cashmeres; French
Mernoes; Thbet Cloths, sc.
SILK VELFET'S. cold aud black of every shade
Blankets and Flannels Quilts; Countcrpancs
Linen and Cotton Shecting, of every width
Cloths and Cas>imcrcs, Il splendid variety,
Low priced Cassimeres, Tweeds and Jeans
Nestiugs in Velvet; Cashmere; Satin and Wool
Winter Hosiery; Gloves; Fancy Mts
Crimson Damask and CaShmareen
Rich embroidered Curtains aud Curtain Musns.
M our prices will he found low as persons sell
in" under any pretcace "hGtcrer. n26.6t
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GsMArHS' BELLOEVS-Al.L SIZES.
- Kitchen Bellows, AT % and 31i cents
Chamber do, at 20, G2j aud - cts.
Parlor do. (supclbl at 81, l,25 and l.50.
Hearth Brushes to match.
Also, in store, a general assortment of FANCY
BRUSHES, House Brushes, Sc, very low, whole
sale and retail. Apply at the Mandatory, No. 1913
Baltimore street, 4 doors above st. Paul street.
n26-lw ]. X. STAPLETON.
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A L AZ A N A C..
MARRIED,

IN the Goth inst, by the Rev Vim. Hamilton, How
II. Hopkins to Mary, eldest daughter of William
Conkey, Jr., all of this city.
IN the Gath inst, by the Rev. Henry Sicer Alex
cr McComas to Miss Mary A. Hahn, all of this city.
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ap25-tf No. 132 BALTIMORE STREET,

ARRIVAL OF MADAME YOUNG.
yENH1S CELEBRATED PHILOSOPHER
M late from Philadelphia. has the pleasure 10 an.
nounce to the ladies' and gentlemen of Baltimore that
she has again returned, and can be seen at No 13
PITT STREET, (sOuth side,) near Exeter, where she
IS prepared to receive them She will, by her unver-
sally acknowledged skill in Phrenoogy, Physiology
and Philoosy, inform those who will investigate her
talents, of their leading transactions of the past the
present, and the future, as if she had known them
from birth. She neither wishes 10 know the name
nor age, but guarantees that all who visit her will not
regret it.
Q-Pricc so cents for gentleman, and % cents for
a lady. nll-lmt
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w A N L S

AWANTED. A young or middle aged man, with
w small family, to work on a small farm--he
must understand farm work generally, and he willing
to do it, and come well recommended for honesty so.
briefly, &c. The Farm is about three hours travel
from this city, about 100 it, or it would be
rented or cropped out 10 ! man that would suit
Apply at this office. nl2- law3tt
A13kTS. The advertiser wants situation as
w Bar tender in respectable house. Hay
ing had some six years experience in the business he
hdtters himself he would be useful assistant to any
one wishing his services.
n. b. He would acc ept of a situation PORTER
in some establishment where he could make himself
useful to his employer For references apply at this
office. n36.3
ANTANTED. ! wish to obtain loan of 81 900
w from 3 to years. for which a splendid Farm,
in high state of cultivation, good dwelling, harm, and
necessary out houses &C., Ontainng 3O3 acres, in
Howard district, y miles from the city, one mile from
SykeSvlIe and rail road, and miles from the turn
pike; title clear of all incumhrancc whatever will be
given mortgage. For other iniormation apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
n27 No 10 EXchonga place
SITUATION WA NFED. BY a young man
~ as an assistant clerk in grocery, flour, or com
mission store, or any other respectable mercantile
situation, where he could make himself useful to his
employer. The very hest of reference will be given
L.. +. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
NJ ~.
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l. " f R CO NJ ? l. A T.
FENO THE PUBLIC. Some time since wa,
n taken with a severe pain in the hight side, which
continued for some months. when was taken with il
severe coughing and splitting OF blood, which reduced
me so much that had forever given mp all hope Of
recovery. | applied to various physicians but with
no effect the last one TO whom applied informed me
that was in the last stage OF consumption, and be
yond the hope of recovery Being persuaded to trya
box of your valuable Liver Pills, did So and can as
sure you before | had taSca Them all, my health was
perfectly restored, Had not taken them, solcmnly
believe that ere this should have been in eternity
Yours, ALFRED FRAYZER.
Millshurgh, Ohio, July -, 1874.
{I5- The above certificate shows that ConsUmptvo
diseases may have their beginning ia diseased Liver
and that by setting the liver right, Tie patcui'S life IS
often saved.
w. K. ORRICK, only authorized Agent,
Druggist and Apothecary.
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CLEARED.
schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, Philadelphia, John w.
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ARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1874.
ROM THE EXCHANGE READlNG-RooM BOOKS.
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WIN TREGO s. BROTHER,
A NITFTt fypyTEsIM(. s-EggINTJsuN.. Rutt.n

GREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS.
YHNHE Subscriber has just received, n full assort-
q ment of CUTLERY. JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS aud TOYS, which are offered at very low
prices, such as-Razors; ScissorsPenknves; superior
sewing Needles; Darts, Spears and Hair Pins Balls,
TasseS s. Hair Ornaments; Necklaces; Twist Combs:
Side Combs; Dressing and fine Ivory Combs; Head
and Tooth Brushes; Coat and Hat Brushes; Flesh and
Nail Brushes; Scrubbing aud Silver Brushes Silver
ThmbIes and Spectaccs; Gold Fringe; Rings; Breast
pins and Carriages; gold and silver Everpons, Of all
sizes; Perfumed Soups; Dolls; Toys; Fire Crackers;
Baskets, &c.
WIN. C. HARRIS, No % Baltimore-st
nl3-d Three east Of iIolliday-st
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TO FRIENDS s. FORMER CUSTOMERS.
g. HODDINOTT takes this opportunity 10 in
Ce form his friends and the public in general, that
he has returned to the city after an absence OF about
six years, and has recommended his former business
of BELL HANGING, LOCKSMITH and WHITE
SMITH in general. All work done by me shall be
warranted, and as low terms as can be done in the
city. ). HODDlNOTF, Baltimore street.
nll-eosa 3doors west Of Eutaw House.
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DRY GOODS, &c,

TTEGRO BLANKETS. &c. Just received,
~ large lot Of heavy twilled Negro BLANKETS.
Also, double warp kerseys, warranted all wool filling
l case Navy Caps, very cheap; plaid and tued Lin
seys; SattinctS; Osnaburgs Drills fannes; low prc
I'd Print New style Cashmeres; Grape de LaineS, &c;
all for sale very low, Wholesale and retail, by
HENRY w COOKE,
(Of the late firm OF Flint, Cooke * Coz
n2j Corner of Hanover and Lombard sts.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFFM
y WILL, in order to close off my Stock of WIN
IA TER GOODS, sell of at reduced prices. This is
no hnmbug. Persons wishing buy will call and
examine my STOCK. have on hand, large assert
ment of
Superfne West of England, French and Domestic
CLOTHS, all colors aud prices
Wool black and Fancy French and Domestic CASSl-
MERES, rich patterns and extra cheap
Velvet Merino and Cashmere NESTING
Super Black SILK VELVET
Blaze blk. nd fancy cold VELNETS, for Bonnets
Bonnet SILKS; rich Bonnet SArINS, of all kinds,
closing off.
With large stock of French CASllMERES, AL
PACAS, Mouselne de LANES, all wool--with large
assortment of fancy articles, cheaper than ever.
tIf-lf you want to buy Bargains call on
J. EDWARD BIRD, at the old stand,
n!j No. w Ba|timore-st.. ttormerlv No. s9O
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BOOKS! BOOKS! AT AUCTION.
A II NO. 23S BALTIMORE STREET.
IA SALE TO COMMENCE AT7 o.CLK.
AS we have a large assortment of BOOKS on hand
and being compelled to vacate our Store in few
weeks, we will sell THIS and EVERY EVENING
THIS WEEK. Our Books are all new, of the latest
ment of Standard, Miscellaneous, Medical, Law and
School BOOKS. PAPER and STATIONERY IN
great variety. BOOKS at private sale, at reduced
prices. Il. s b. +. PRATT, Auctioneers
nl2-u 235 Baltimore street
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PRICES REDUCED!

PRICES REDUCED.
YNSHE Subscribers have yet on hand very large
n and desirable stock Of English, French and
American CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and DOE
SKINS, Of all colors styles and qualities, Wool Bd,
Indigo Blue, and Drab Beaver and Pilot CLOTHS.
Beautiful Fancy SILKS, all coIors; rich FRENCH
CASlMERES; Eepp Cashmere; Cashmere dc Ecosse
and Mousn de LANES.
splendid SILK, Printed Cashmere, Brochc and
Wooen SHAWLS, and many other seasonabc
Goods, which they are determined to close out. Per
sons wishing to Obtain bargains are invited to give
them call rs the above Goods will be sold at a
siderable reduction on former prices.
DORSEY & NELSON, No. e. Baltimore st.
Also, fine super and extra fine Whitney BLANK
E'FS, and low priced Point do, which viii be sold
cheap. nli-eolm
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TEASl TEASM TEAS.!!
WKyINDOw SHADES;
NW GTpEl

WNINDOW SHADES;
Wv No. As N. GAY STREET,
Two doors from the Shot Tower
JOHN C. HOLLAND keeps constantly in store,
good selection of fine TRANSPA WINDOW
SHADES, of every description. Persons wishing this
fashionable style of Window Blinds, will do well to
call and examine my stock as am prepared to fur
nsh any style at low prices.
&C Just received, lot of plain bronze bordered
ones, which win be sold very low. n23
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n capiiaI Of from to 5UOO dollars Is desired to
he invested in profitable manufacturing busine IS,
connected with Architecture. Satisfactory informa-
ton can be received, by making immediate applica-
ton Qetters post pad) to -. L.n Bal'e n26-lw
HN EbtUyAE. The MERCHANTS FIRE IN
H0 SURANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office to the Building Of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. 10 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo-
site their former location {E3-A kinds of Property
Insured in Town or Country. n4-3mf
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DIR. LEACH. Il
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL Il
TIST, Il
N0n,rI, <,II knr T,e, c.rr,nnI.u, ~

III NO. 54 NORTH CHARLES STREET, II
LII Opposite St. Paus Church, III
retends to he the Cheapest Dentist in the city, and
warrants all operations TO be equal to the best and to
|uit the patient pay required. None but the best
Porcelain Teeth, and purest Gold used. TEETH in
|,erted from 81 so TO 50 each. Extracting 25 cts. MD
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EIN GROSS superior quality OIL PASTE
III eOED BLACKING, for sale i'll lots to suit pur-
chasers at The E'Baltmore Blacking Manufacturers
LIGHT STREET, opposite the Fountain Hotel
nl9lm c. WISEhlAN & co.
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y.
n25-lmt Corner Eutaw ana Lexlgton-sts Bait
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Brig Almena, Ryder, days from Boston, assorted
rgo, to Thos X. Matthew's
Brig Baltimore, Brown, lays from Boston, assott
cargo, TO 7. Whitridge s. Co.
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Clay is for the tariff of 1912, Polk for
20 per cent, horizontal This is settled
by their letters-Mr. Clay's of the lth
May, to Harrisburg, and Mr.. Folks of the
l9Ih June, to MIR. Kane, of Philadelphia,
Can Pennsylvania, unanimous with Clay
for the tariff of 1912, hesitate in her choice
Politicians and office seekers may-the
people, the enlightened, patriotic, unsoph-
islicated people never. They never will
commit suicide with their eyes open
when the gres, principles in ssue-the
tariff, distribution and Texas questions are
clearly and rightly understood by the poo.
pie they will go against Mr Polk and his
British 20 per cent laritl.--his antidistrib
ution, and his slavery and Texas annexa-
ten policy, by an overwhelming maJority
Mark the prediction.
Mr.. S. proceeded further to discuss this
and other topics, but our limits will not
permit a more extended report at this time,
Alessrs McCandless, Black and Magraw
Of Pitlsburg spoke in reply, but they ut
lerly failed TO shakea single position taken
| by Mr.. S.
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WHIGS RALLY! RaLLY!y
.'Thc peoples firvoritc Henry Clay,

1.-THE peoples f;vorite Henry Clay,
Is now the Fashion ofthe day
And let the ground be dry or mucky,
We'll have meeting for Old kontucky."
The wings of the 9Th district will hold
Mass Meeting in the woods of Mr.. Ba-
sill llalnes one mile east Of the Rising Sun
Village on the road leading to the Brick
Meeting House on Saturday the 10Th day
of August, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
All persons in favor of the protection
of American Industry; the distribution oil
the sales of the public Lands among the
States, sound national currency, a res,
friction Of the veto power, one Presiden-
lal term, and all who are in favor of the
peoples candidates,
CLAY, FRELINGIlUYSEN s. PRATT,
are invited to attend
A cordial lavilalion is given to the
wings of Cecil, Hartford and adjacent parts
of Lancaster and Chester counties, and
our political opponents are also respect
fully invited.
The Hon. Jacob A. Preston, S. Teackle
Wallis, James H. lamar, George r. How
ard, George X. Veazey, Alexander Evans
and +. A. Ellis, Esqrs., are expected to be
present and address the meeting.
All clubs who attend The meeting in a
body are requested to bring their banners.
aud those persons residing east of the
ground to meet at 8 l-2 O'Clock, A A.
at the Brick Meeting House; those ives,
of the ground to meet at the Rising Sun
at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, and proceed from
those places to the place of meeting,
where collation. will be prepared,
Seats will be erected for The accommo o.
datlon of the Ladies.
By order Of
d. B. Trimble, Joseph IIaincs, Jacot
J. Kirk, John A. Reynolds, James II
Kirk, Barclay Reynolds, Elwood Brown
Committee of Arrangements.
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THE CECIL WHEGo

from time immemmorial, used by the clti-
zens of this town ofall paitles, to'celebrate
victories, anniversaries, Sc, and we con'
slider it high handed measure for an in
dividual.,a mere in'erloper, who has no
common feeling nor interest with our peo-
pie, togo so faras TO lock it up from those
who assisted to fire il at the British when
they approached our own to lay it in ashes.
1t is now in the hands of the II Wigs but
the locolocos can have it peaceabIy when
ever they want TO use it. We do not
wish to take such petty, LITTLE, mean "ad-
vantage.
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WIGS OF CEGILRAILYi

There will be a grand rally of the
Wings OF The 7lh Election District at Per
ryvl!le on Saturday the 2Hh inst. at 2
O'Clock F. Nj.
The Wings Of The county are earnestly
invited to attend, as well as all others dis
posed to listen to truth and sound argu-
ment, and to hear a re(utalion of the cal
umntes and lalsehoods circulated by the
Polk leaders.
Distinguished Speakers from Baltimore
will be present and address the meeting
Our candidates for the legislature will
also be presen,.-An Ash flag Stall will
be raised and every exerlion will be used
TO render the meeting an interesting and
imposing one.
Come out all we gallant wings of old
Cecil, aud let our opponents learn that the
victorious spirit Of $50 is up.
Come QUO, come all, the country $ risin. y
toI Clay and Pratt and frc!mghuysen.
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WHTG NOTICE.

7 he undersigned do hereby give notice
that in virtue of authority vested in us by
meeting of the Wings of the fifth dis
trict held on7Saturday The 22nd of June
that there will be a'genera Mass Meet
ing of the citizens r1f this district on Sat
urday the 3rd day Of August at two o.
clock r. Nj. in the woods adjoining IIarts
Mil on the Road leading from Ekton to
Turkey Point, and by virtue of Reso-
luton passed at said meeting do hereby
give "a general invitation to the cilizens of
the adjoining districts to NEE, witlus,
and promise all whomay honor US on
that occasion true wing hospitality.
Alex. Wilson,
Ebenezer Chopper,
}. llyland, of (Jb.) Committee
James Rutter, of
J. w. Alexander, Arrangements.
William Alexander,
Thomas Lake,
Elk Neck, June ODD 1874
-
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yE>IIIs is TO GIVE NO'i'iCE. Th,,
July20-''

yENIIIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That
= The subscriber of Cecil county, hath
obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, lellels Of administration on The
personal estate of Benjamin Pearce, late
of said county, deceased, All persons
having claims against the said deceased;
are hereby warned to exhibit The same,
with the vouchers thereof, duly anthem
Heated, on or before the lst day of June,
1915; they may otherwise, by law, be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quesled to make immediate payment To
the subscriber. Given under my hand
and seal this 18th day of July, 1914.
DAVIDSON ID. PEARCE.
Administrator, ID. 3. N. c Il A,
July Goth Sll.-6w
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9TT'he locos hoisted another hickory
pole in town on last Saturday, or rather
they had one hcisted, for they had to
call en- some wings to help them, without
whose assistance they could not have
raised't. We do not know why they
plant so many, unless 1t is that they wish
to make up in poles what they lose in men
In the evening certain Mr. Cox ad-
dressed them in the Court House. He
was tremendously eloquent-"FelIow
citizens" cried he, '"the rooster crows for
Polk, the hen cackles for Polk, and the
Ocean waves for Polk" .Prodigious,,
No greater evidence Of the ignorance Of
the man is wanted, than that he spoke Of
John G. Pratt; and again and again of
Charles y, ;a;., as ",o 49," ,:g c c.;
forgovernor. We are told for we were
out Of town and did not see it, } that the
pole raising, speech, and all things ap-
pertaining lhereunto, were extremely rich,
far exceeding in matter of amusement, the
circus and the clown who performed in
town the same evening.
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Camp Meeting.

by divine permission Camp Mce'int,
will be held for Cecil Circuit Philadelphia
conlcrcncc-on the Land of Mr.. n
Founders al Cherry Hill n roads, Cecil
county Md four miles north Of EIk,oh
aud SIX miles North OF Newark Del and
about halt a nile from rhe odd Cnnrp
ground. To commence on Monday The
l2Ih of August and end on the following
Saturday. The neighb"urhood is pleas ant
and healthy the ground is well shaded and
affords an abundant supply of good water.
Our Bre,hern of the adiournIng Circuirs
aud stations, and the ptfolTc generally are
respectfully invited to attend.
q. DRAM
w. CAMPBELL.
July 18th 1874
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RUrDNc;se!

The wings ofSassatras Neck viii have
a meeting in the woods near Cecil.on on
Thursday next, the Is. day Of August
There will be addresses delivered, and
plenty to eat and drink, free. A general
attendance is requested.
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MEE7IyVG 1T OXFORD.

s5-There is to be large Wig Mass
Meeting at Oxford, Chester CO., on Thurs
day next, TO which. the wings of this
county are particularly invited. Great
preparations are being made to give a
sumptuous free Dinner. Thaddeus Ste
vens, George Ford, the Buckeye Black
smith, and several other speakers will
address the meeting.