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GEORGE McCUiLOUGll.Cl elk.
Jan. LIST lSlS-3m at CcrI county Court.


State Of IiWyiLd, CccH County SCI:
ETPON application made to me the subscriber
q one ofthe Judges of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county, by Stephen Buyard of said
county, imprisoned for debts he IS unable to pay,
by his petition praying the benefit Of the lnsol-
vent Laws ofthis State, schedule of his pro-
perry and of his creditors and debtors ON oath as
far as he can at present ascertain the same be-
ing anne xed to his petition, and the said petit
titncr having satisfied me that lie has resided
for two years last past in the State Of MARYLAND,
and he having taken tho oath prescribed by the
Act of 1906 Chapter 10, and given bond with
security sufficient for his appearance before the
Judges of Cecil county Court, on the first Tues
cav in the next April Term, otstid Court and
al such other time or times as the said court may
drcc, TO answer such IutcrrogaLOries and ale
cations may be made against him relative TO
bis application and hay iug complied with the re-
QUESTIONS of the Act Of Assembly, passed at De-
ccnbcr session 1925, entitled an act relative to
Insolvcnt debtors chapter POS, and the several
supplements thereto by executing deed ofn
his property real, personal and mixed to james
II. lamar, appointed by me Trustee to the said
Stephen Hayard, and the said trustee having
given bond with approved security for the per
tormancc Of the trust and ccIt fled in writing to
me that he was i'll possession OF all the estate Of
the said petitioner mentioned in his schedule,
do therefore order that the said Stephen Bayard
be discharged from imprisonment and that he
give motto" to his creditors Of his application
Tor the benefit ofthc msOivcnt Laws of the State
Of Mary land, and that the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday IA April next is The day
appointed for his appearance before the judges
Of Cecil county Court to answer such intcrroec
tories and allegations us may be propoundcd 40
him relative TO his slid application; that the
said notice be givcn by advertisement in some
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Read the following evidence Of Shepherds
Sarsaparilla' hh!tmo'e' f'0' - a.
Mn. j. c. SHEPHERD,
Dean SrR.-Bc pleased to except my m'"lgn-
ed thanks. tor the specimen Of crmIiigc, which
vou have done me the favor to send. / have
nsrd il in seventeen cases, and ia not single
instance has il failed to produce the desired eli
tccl-on the contrary, its operations have been
attended with the most iiattGring Suc"rSs. But
il needed not u trial to satisfy me OF its iiicacy
in dcstropinr worms, for when was informed
by lhr proprclurs, of lis component parts lctl
assured that TO use it would not he cnpyrlc'Sn
nor would it in the least aid or encourage thal
dir,iul foe ofthr human 1IUily-quackcry.
The ingredients have truly been selected with
care and Inc disagrcablc necessity Of following
up the Ncrniinge by active cathartlcS has been
avoided by the judCIOrs admlNtnre OF such rem
cdlcs as are best calculated to promote the ac-
ton ofthc bowels BY promulga:idg knowl-
cdge of It's virtues throughout the World nave
not the least doubt out that mothers will regard
the distribution of so valuable medicine as the
bentlctcr of their offspring, With sentiments
of Friendships am yours truly.
w. II. BAITzELL, A. NJ. NJ d.
TgDr W. H. BaItzcI is member Of one
ofthc most respectable families i'll the state
was Il pupil Of the renowned Surgeon Professor
n. X. Smith, graduated with the highest honorS
a, the University of Alaryland, and at tins time
enjoys a practice second To none III extent III The
city OF the same are
Cecil county
Or. Norris, r. s r, A. Januoy, Port DEPOSIT,
DR.. J. Wallace. Elkton. William B. 1urbtt,
Warwick, T. n H. Knight & Co., Bn'tle
swamp, r l.. Thomas, North East, Il
Graham Charcstown. Oct 3Oth ~
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Si,ic Of lhryimd, Cecil coamiy, Set:

Hiic Of }kHWtnd. tcHt county, SCI:
z TpON application made 10 me the subscriber
q one Of the Judges oi the Orphans Court o,
Ccrl county by John G. Crcswell, OF sand
county imprisoned Tor debts he is unable to pay
by his petition praying the benefit o thH l"5oi'
vent Laws Of this State, Sci!""nI" OF ms pro-
pcly an, OF his creditors and debtors Oh oa'' d"
lar as he can at present ascertain the same beng
annexed 10 his petition and the said petitioner
having satisfied inc that he has resided Tor wv"
years las, past in til" State of Maryland, and he
hayinr taken the oath prescribed by the Act OF
1905 Chapter 10, and given bond with security.
sufficient for his appearance before the Judges OF
Cecil county Court. On the first Tuesday IN t
next April Term, o. s1.a court, and at such o'I-
er time or times as The said court may direct TO
answer such heterogeneous and allegations as
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True copy. Test. -
GEORGE McCULLOUGII,C elk,
Jan LIST 'iS-Sm Of Cecil county Court.

State Of liuyYi,nd, Cecil covntg ST.
II rPON application made 10 me the subscriber
u one Of The Judges of the Orplans' Court Of
Cecil county, hy John w. Mercer of said
county i;nprisonct l1r debts he is unable to pay
Wv his petition praying the benefit Of the insolvcnt
Jaws ofthe State, schedule of his property and
orhis creditors and debtors, ON oath is far as he
can at present ascertain the same, being annexed
to his petition and the said petitioner having
satisfied me that he has resided for two years
last past in the State OF Maryland, and he lIav-
inG taken the oath prescribed by the Act OF 1903
Chapter 10, and.mycn bond with security sn-
Gent for his appearance before III" Judges OF
Cecil county Court, on the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday in April next. aud at such
other time or times as the said court may direct,
to answer such iuttwo9atorIrs and allegations
as may be made against him relative 10 his APP
pcation and having complied with the rcquisl-
lions Of the Jet of a sscmhy passed at Dcccn-
Der Session l525, entitled an Act relative to i'll
solvent debtors chapter EOS, and tie several sup
plcments thereto, by executing deed OF all his
property real, personal and mixed 10 Lewis w.
Thomas, appointed by me Trustee to the SAID
John W. Mercer, and the said Trustee having
giving bond with approved security for the per-
Torrance of the tlust, and certified IN writing to
me that he was III possession Of all the estate OF
the said petitioner mentioned in his schedule, do
therefore order that Tie said IU!m w. Mercer, be
DISCHARGED from Imprisonment, ana that he rive
notice TO lis creditors Of his application Or the
benefit Of the InsoIycut laws Of the State Of
MARYLAND, and that the first Tuesday next after
the first Monday in April next, is the day APP
pointed for his appearance he'ore the )ndgrs Of
Cecil county Court, to answer such intcrrogatn-
RIGS and allegations us may lie propoandcd /" hlm
relative to his said application; that the SAID no.
ticc be given by advertisement in some nowspa-
per printed in Cecil county once wer! for at
least three months before said first I@csdny after
the FIST Monday in .!prll next Given under
my hand this 18th day OF september lSIl.
AERAM CHANDLER.
True Copy. Test.
GEORGE McCULLOUGII.Clk ok.
Ian LIT Is lS-2n Of (rLl rnlIllN (nurl.
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Hobensack's
.EzesiicNfcd W 0s'sss Scrap,
OR
THE LITTLE SUFFERERS FRIEND.
IN entirely Vegetable Preparation.
FOR THE
DESTRUCTIO.N OF WORMS.
H0bensack'S

DESTRUCTION OF WORhS.
In offering This valuable Family Medicine to
the public the proprictors are fully convinced OF
the gecat nectSSiiu there is for such preparation
that combines Satiiy and certainty of action as
there are and have been many preparations OF
icrcd to the public that do not possess the Vir-
tues claimed for them.
Our Ncdicrtcd Worm Syrup is compounded
of such vegetable productions as stand high IN
the estimation of the Medical Faculty tor the
destruction of Worms which annually sweep oil
thousand, Of children to an untimeIy grave, for
the want of such a medicine as our Moderated
Syrup which will eliectually destroy them
We offer the following Certificate (ot the ma
nv in our possession) to show the decided effects
OF the Syrup in cxrcrminatlng Worms.
Spring Gardcn March 7. 1916
Mcssrs J n. sc. 5. Ilobcnsack'
Observation-Disclosures send this tcstimo-
NAL concerning your invaluable Moderated
Worm Syrup From early infancy my daugh-
ter child now Is months, has been afflicted
with Worms, causing daily the most severe and
distressing pans. At times she would he al
frantic, and umauawuablc; would run up and
down the floor, and knock herself unconsc!ousv
against the wall For loag time we were IT,
nurarL of the cause--nt leugth, being impress
scd with the becft that worms were the cause
we commenced giving several medicines Tor suci
a complaint, from which the child dcrSveC no
benefit whatever. As matter Of course. TIE
child was much rcd cd IN flesh, and had all the
symptoms OF such Il complaint Accidentally
meeting with one Of your circulars, we were III
duced TO try your medicine, We had used IL
but few DAYS when great many worms were
brought from her. one full six inches in length,
nd scores VARYING from one to four inches
need scarcely add that the child was speedily
relieved, and that too before we had used one
% cent bottle of your Worm Syrup. She Is
now entirely free from those distressing pains,
and doiur well. feel it would be mkndneSs
on my part to withhold from you and the COM
munity this information. | do therefore most
unhcstatinglv recommend your Mcdlcnted
Worm Syrup as medicine possessing super eX-
celcnL qualities.
Very respectfully
c. HENRY Pl.UMME4.
Minister Of the Gospel,
Marshall street, one door below Brown.
PREPARED ONLY By
JN9' &. s, HOBENSiCk.
Al THEIR
CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
South cast corner Of End and Coates sts, Phil
adelpgia.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENT
A liberal discount made to Wholesale dealer
AGENTS
DR.. J. Wallace Elklon
r. l.. 1houms, North East
Black S'Bro,her Charcsrown
Aonzo Snow, Port Deposit
EIkton Ort 50Lh ISM
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wv oolcn Comforts, n great vlric,y for sale by
w Dec. is BRoy ~ MCINTYRE,
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n aides and Gents Gloycs.-A large assert
e Ancnt ofaIl kinds ofglovcs constantly on
hand at 81. Market street.
Nov, 8 ~. NV PAsMER, Agent
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'fmc copy. Test.
GEORGE McCULLOUGlI, elk.
Jan, LIST '4S--3ln Of Cecil county Court
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NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED AT
WILLIAM TOR

Old and well known stand, Que door above the
Court House the Cheapest lot Of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, ever offered in E.lktun.
They consist in part of large and well select
ed stock Of Broad Cloths, of various colors,
English, French and American manufacture.
from TO dollars per yard, plain and fancy
Cassimercs, Black, French, Doe skin, Merino
Cashmere Twccds, sc.
Together with large variety of Linen and
Cotton Goods at very low prices.
LADIES DnEss GoODs.-FoI ard, B lack Dress
Fancy and Manlia Silks, Barcges, Embroider T.
ed Lawns, Lnstres, Ginghams from IL 2 to
81 Ia cts, Il large and handsome stock oc prints
iiom to - l-2 cts pei yard, and various other
articles at uncommon low rates.
MusLlNs-Cambric, Jackonet, Swiss, Null
and 10 Id shee.ing, Brown and White Shifting
from to u 10 cts per yard.
Shawls in Great Variety, Silk, Worsted and
Gotten, Hosiery, Kid, Silk, Thread and Cotton
Gloves, Silk Crarnbric and Cotton llandkerchcfs
Black and fancy Silk Cravats, Laces, Edgings,
Sc. SC, all Of which will be sold on accommo-
dating terms
Thankful for past patronage he tenders mis- in
vitaton to all, hoping by strict attention tomert
the favour ola generous public
n. b. Country produce lakeu in exchange for
goods. W. II.
Ekton, April 18th AS.
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{ BIZ the Ornhans' Count.

hpNI 1th 1913.
Upon application of John W. Passmore, IA
mlnisiraor of Nicho!as House, decea sed, stating
that some uncertainty exists as to the leral re-
personalities of said deceased
Upon which it is ordered that the said admin
is,fator advertise in tho Cecil Wing and Gee il
Democrat once wcu'. until the 2d Tuesday of
April 1919, for the legal representatives. Of the
sad deceased 10 appear before the Orphans
Court OF Cecil county, on the sad 2nd Tuesday
OF Aprl 1873 and prove their claims to the re-
sldue oil SAID estate. Test.
GEO. X HOWARD. Req.
A true copy from the Records Of the Orphans
Court Of Cecil county Test.
GEO X. 10 WARD, Req.
In conformity with the above order hereby
notify those entitled 10 the balance of the estate
of Nicholas House, deceased, upon account filed
and passed April 9Th 1913, to appear before the
Orphans Court of Cecil county, at Ekton, on
the second Tuesday of April 1919, TO prove their
claims to the residue Of said estate at which
time and place iinal distribution Of the same
will be INSIDE
JOHN W. PASSNlORE, Adm'tor.
nfNirh,lte Iiausa d.rTI
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HOpeWeII Academy.

The summer session oil this institution
will commence on the first Tue sday of May
next. The subscriber would refer to his
pas, success as an inducement to CONTINUE
ance Of public favor.
The course of instruction includes all the
branches of a superior English and Classic
education. The terms for boarding, wash
ing, tuition, &C., during the summer session,
are $50,
Hopewell Academy is beautifully located
within two miles of the borough OF Oxford
Chester County Pa.
Eli. Stevenson A. B. is still continued
with this institution.
JESSE C. DICKEY. Prin.
IiopcNell Cotton Works April 18th. 1913.
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ESriGae.e Orders.

HEAD 9uhRIERS' ISL DTlShuc "a l'lE. W. M.
Principle, Apr! 1913.
In compliance with Resolution Of the Cen
eral Assembly Of Maryland, passed on the 9th
day of March last, declaring all the existing
laws, for regulating the Militia Of the State in
fiji Il force and virtue.
The field officers, attached TO the several Re-
giments and Baltaons, belonging TO this Bri-
gade, are hereby ordered, and required to ap-
point meetings within the bounds OF their res
pective regiments, at as early period as may be
convenient, after the receipt of this order, for the
purpose Of fixing the Battalion and company
bounds And wherever there may be vacan-
cy, to select suitable persons to be commission
ed as company officers, in order that a complete
enrolment of the Militia of Cecil and Hartford
counties may be effected within the time pre-
scIhed by the act Of assembly.
Where the bounds have not been heretofore
fix, d between adjoining Regiments or between a
Regiment and an extra Battalion, the field
officers of such regiment, or extra Battalion,
shall forthwith notify the commanding General
when such division will be made
The Brigadicr General avais himself of the
present opportunity to congratulate the officers
under his command. on the occasion thus pre-
scented Of evncing to their fellow citizens, their
determination to carry into effect the duties i'm
posed by the laws Of the State, and with that
commendable pride, 30 becoming in an officer
and Gentleman to provide themselves with the
necessary and proper uniform, as prescribed for
their respective rank and command.
Ii. S. SITES, Brig. Gen.
LIST Brig. I'd Div. Nj. Nj.
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Surveying &c. &c,
Notice,
Ap9,caas and transfers.

Notice is hereby given that the Commls-
.ioners of Cecil couuty will meet in their
Office in the Cour, House on Tuesday the oh
day of May next to transact business,
and particularly to hear appeals and make
transfers, All alterations OF Assessments
for the year will be made al this meeting;
and will he made in accordance with the
following section of Law No 2G6, passed at
the last session OF the Legislature, taking
effect from and after its passage.
SEC. -. And tc il enacted, That when
ever any person shall make application
to the levy courts, commissioner or APP
peal tax court, as the case may be, to
make HIM or her an allowance or deduc-
ton, on account OF the sale, transfer,
alienation, loss, destruction or removal
Of any property, or the collection or
payment ofany public or private securi-
ty for money, it shall be the duty Of the
SAID levy courts, commissioners or appeal
tax court, to interrogate such person on
oath in reference to the SAID property or
security, and the disposal Of the same,
and especially to require him or her TO
state to whom said property has been
sold or transferred, the amount of the
purchase money, or the money collected
and paid, and how the same has been in
vested; and it shall also be the duty Of
said levy courts, commissioners or appeal
tax court to intcrrogate the said person
on oath in reference to any acquisitions
or investments made by the said person
and not already assessed, and the amount
of all such ACQUISITIONS and Investments, in
whatever description of security, shall
be added to the assessible property Of the
person so applying, and charged accord
lngy: and if the said person refuse to an
swer the lnterrogatorlcs proposed as
loresaid, no allowance or deduction shall
be made on his or her assessment.
Further Notice is also given 10 persons
having Enclosed accounts 10 attend and
make settlements, as the Commissioners do
not wish 10 be compelled to resort 10 the
law for the purpose of closing up the books
OF previous years. By order.
&C. RICKETTS,: elk.
,rI
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WOODS STEAM IRON RAILING
MANDATORY.
RIDGE ROAD, ABOVE BUTTONWOOD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA


Iron Ratings for public and private buildings
and public squares, Of every variety of form and
pattern
Cemetery Ratings, Of classic and unique de-
signs, embracing upwards Of one hundred differ
ent varieties.
Iron Chairs and Settees for Gardens, Halls
and Piazzas-new style. Vera ndas and Pias-
tiers, for Cottages, made IN every style. Supe
rior Wrought Iron Gates, for Carriage entrances
New style Balcony Brackets. &c.
Iron Tables of various styles, embracing Louis
XIV, Elizabethean, Gothic, and modern patterns
with White and Gold Italian Marble tops.
These tables have been introduced by the sub
scrlbcr for Hotels, Restaurants, Ice Cream Sa-
looms, &c. They are beautiful articles of iIrni-
ture for Hat Stores and other establishments
where 1t is desirable TO make a grand display.
tie has recently constructed an elegant sub
stantal Cast Iron fitching Post, in form admir-
ably adapted to permanency of position hlv
ornamened, and representing well executed
Head OF that noble animal, the Horse. Such an
article has long been desderatun, and is now
offered to the good taste of the public.
Strangers visiting Philade lpha, are respect
fully invited to call at his Warerooms, and ex-
anime his different specimens of new and beau
full work.
ROBERT WOOD Proprietor.
Ridge Road, above cottonwood Street Phila.
ISlle has recently published. at great cx-
pcnse, an original work exhibiting the new de-
Signs and patterns which are executed at yJlis cs-
Establishment. embracing all the above articles,
and the various and splendid patters of Ceme,e-
ry, Balcony, Step and other Ratings which
have bean manufactured for Laurel Hill and
other celebrated Cemeteries, designed expressly
for his own establishment, ard which may be
sent to any part of the world to those who de-
sire to make selection. Undoubted reference
will be required to ensure prompt return of
the work, after an opportunity for making the
selection
Philadelphia, April 22nd lS4S-
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TRUSTEES SALE,

In pursuance of Decree Of the High
Court of Chancery Of Maryland, dated
the sixth of March, 1917, the subscriber
as Trustee, will offer for sale by public
auction, at Reynolds Hotel, Port Dcpos-
II, Cecil county, at O'Clock, P. NJ, on
SATURDAY, the 29th day of April inst
the two Parcels Of Ground in'Cecil coun-
ty, Maryland, North East of the Canal
and S: Z of Conowingo Creek, diatin-
Sushed on the plat of The Lands lately
belonging to the proprietors of the Sus-
quehanna Canal, and laid out for i'm
provementS by the No. 8.
Beginning for the same on the North
East side of street forty feet wide, laid
out along the North East side of the Ca
nal, and at the distance of one hundred
feet south east from the corner formed by
the intersection of the north east side Of
said street and the south east side Of
another street or road, laid out along the
south east side of Conowlnco Creek,
which place of beginning is at the S. COR
ncr of Lot No. ?, and runnine thence
south east, bounding on said forty feet st.
fifty feet, thence north east at right an
giles with SAID street seventy eight feet,
or Whereabouts, to the outline Of the land
OF said proprletors, thence north west,
bounding on that line to line drawn
north east at right angles with said forty
feet street from the beginning thereon,
and then reversing said line so drawn,
and bounding thereon south west seven
ty feet or Whereabouts. to the beginning.
Also. Lot No. 4 adjoining the above,
beginning at the corner Of lot No. 3, and
forty feet from said Canal, running thence
parallel with said Canal s 46, f. 10!
feet to the corner OF Lot No. ), thence
rs f. with the line OF lot No. 5 to the
east bounds Of the lands of the proprie-
tors of said Canal, then n. $3.50 w. a.
long said bounds to the corner of Lot No
3, and then with said Lot No. 3 to the
beginning.
-.l5~-s These Lots are improved
&asss q the one by a two story
5nil is'8s Frame DWELLING HOUSE
Si----<' 57s'a;:.-7 and shed, the other by
Store House, long used as an established
country store.
The Terms of sale, as prescribed by
the decree, are:-one-third Of the pur-
chase money cash on the day of sale, or
ratification thereof; one third in , and
one third IN 4 months from the day of
sale, with interest on the credit payments
and security in the usual mode, to be APP
proved by the Trustee.
WIN. J. WARD, Trustee.
April IS, 'i8@ts.
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Postscript.
Republic Proclaimed in Prussia.
Russia in the Field.
FRANCE ALL QUIET, &c


Rcrolution in Lonlbardy Successful Rero-
luton IN Poload
The express steamboat Republic has Just
arrived, bringing up packages of Havre pa.
pers brought by the packet ship Duches
d'OrIeans, to the 29lh of March, three days
later thar those brought BY the steamer Hi
hernia.
The fermentation in Europe is still in
creaSing, and Republicanlsm is spreading,
but not without signs of opposition from the
Auocta, of Russia
a Republic has been declared in Prussia,
and the King, Frederick William ", and his
Ministers, seized by the provisional gov
crnm ent established, and cast into prison.
The Prince has made good his escape to
England.
Tne revolution at Lombardy was entirely
succe sstul. but has been accompanied with
great bioo l>he !.
The King Of Naples has yielded 10 the
people all the reforms and extension of their
liberties that they demanded
England still firmly protests against the
Montpensier marriage
1t is expected that, notwithstanding
the concessions made by the Emperor of
Austria, he will be compelled to abdi-
ca tr, to make way for a republic.
The Emperor of Russia has issued a
ukase ordering the army into the field,
in which he gi, es, as reason for so do
ing an '.allance with the United States
Should probably be United Powers) to
stop the food Of anarchy spreading
throughout Europe"
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BY the Orphans Court
AnriI 9Th 1SjS. {

Ordered that the sale made ard reported
bv David B Trimbe: one ofthe Executors
of Peter Askew deceased, Of certain Real
Estate of said Testa'or, by authority thereof
be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the four
,eenth day June next provided a copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspap er
published in Maryland, once i'll each of three
successive weeks before the thirty first lay
of May next.
The report states the amount Of sales TO
be Sl245.
Test GEO. r HOWARD, Reg.