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its vaunted power is melting away before
the march of the Union armies. All
who have shown the least sympathy for
this monstrous iniquity appear to be
struck with the willing blight that
attends it. lie; any man stand in the
midst of his own community and look
round amongst those who have taken any
part in this Internal conspiracy and
behold how they are beng torsakcn and
summed, like him who hath tue plague
spot upon him. And worse than the
judgement that fell upon the Tories and
more richly led, will be the coudcm-
nation that will pursue the traitors, and
the traitors children and their child
ren's children, Of the present day
When the cold, unmoving finger Of pub
lie scorn is poin ed with the words
. that man or that mans father was a
secessionisf," the victim of the grea est
crime of the nineteenth century, will
stink away from the gaze of the mul i
tude like the telon who has escaped the
halter, With the blood of his vic i'm still
rcd upon his hands
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ILLUSTRATED LECTURE,

TlllNA. AMI iss issttabiEtNs by Rev. Geo.
" W. LShraHs, on "Wednesday evening
March l2th 1862 ut - O'Clock, in the Cherry
Hill VI. f. Church.
Illustrated With cnriostics from China,
consisting Of Idols. Racers, Sp"cr.cIes, Wis
iing Cards, Chinese Compass. Birds. Opium
Pipe, Shoes, Instruments of Punishment,
Boots, &c. &c.
The L"ctnre is highly recommended by
Bishop Scott. Rev. II. C. Muryhy Of S.
panls VI. f. Church and others who have
heard it.
Admission 10 cents.
Proceeds for the Missionary Causc. If
the weather is nnfavorablc the lcct,ft. Wilt
be Oh Thursday evening.
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20 whom it may concern, Greeting Whereas
RITEENHOUSE " HESTON

4 RE continuing in the business Of selling
IA GOODS TO all who may favor them with
their custom and having an extensive and
general assortment, such rs the community
requires, they have come to the conclusion
that ga nimblc sixpenee is better than n
slow shi lling;'' and in order to realize it,
they will on Westinghouse Birth bay (22nd
of February,) commence on the
CASH SYSTEM.
Then bring on your MONEY, and yonr
TRADE. which will be allowed the highest
pT,ce for, and We will try to accommodate
l"u on Il very small profit. ....
RITTENHOCSE 4 IIESTON.
Rising Sun, Feb Is, 1867 3m.'
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NOTICE.

TsNllE undersigned would announce that
4 he has sold tp Mr.. j. P. Cantwell the
Snlire Machinery aud Appurtenances of the
l'lkton Iron Foundry, including the exclu-
aHo Patent Right to manufacture and seA his
}atcnt Economical Plow for Cecil county,
ed, and certain other priv ilcgcs in Kent
county. Nd; and while he respectfully
returns thanks TO his former friends, would
rake this occasion to recommend them to
favor his successor with their patrona &c,
under The belief that they viii meet with
entire satisfaction.
MAJ ., 1857. j. IiECkENDORN.
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MRS. I.EEEAIAN
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies'
q Elht"n and vicinity that she h
received 4 fine assortment Of
MILLINERY GOODS.

4 so.a hanastfsie assortment of LADIES'
WINTER CLOAkS, such as large CuraiarJ,
Walking Coats, Suck COats, &c, nc. Also, Il
tu!l assortment Of Ladies' Needle Work, such
~ COLLARS, SLEEVES, 1lANDKERCnIErS,
RurFLiNGs, 1SsERTINGS, EDGlNGs, INFANT
BopIts, and DRESSES DIMlTY BANDS, MAGIC
RIFLES. &c &c. Also, good selection
Of LINEN, COTTON and SILK LAGES.
A full assortment of Ladies' BUTTONS for
Dresses, fthe latest styles. Various kinds
Of nEhSS' TXFNfM lNGS of latest styles;
CORDS and TASSELS! A.snlcndid assert
mrnt Of LADIES' KIDD and other Gloves.
A good assortment Of Ladies' Cotton Hose /;
al co.ors OF Skirt Braid, and a variety Of
other fancy articles for Ladies' Wear.
u-y~Rcady Trimmed Bonnets always on
hand, from s 81 upwards.
Ill of which will be sold at city prices. In
erlcr to keep mp with the fashions, new sup
plies are received every week from the city.
Nov 80, 1861.
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NOTICE.
Special Stockholders Meeting.

A the request Of Stockholders in the
L a aggregate amounting to over one. trnth,
y meeting of the Stockholders of &c Tho
Ih'ladclpliia and Baltimore Central Railroad
Company is hcrcby called to be held i'm
the Lecture Room, in The Borough of Oxford.
Chester county, Pa, on THURSDAY, the
3oln OF March, 1867, for the purpose Of
dcVlslnS means to relieve the Company from
pccnnary embarra ssmcnt, and for the COM
plction Of the Rood, and to preserve its
tlaa Gc"cnt in the hands Of the Stockholders,
and also to rat!y all the contracts made by
The President and Directors for the constr,,: =
iion vi the Road. BY Order of the Board.
ROBERT IIODGSON,
Mar Q, iN"--.W Secretary.
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THE PEACH CRop.-From present

THE PEACH CRop.-From present
indications, says the Deiamarean, the largest
peach crop ever gathered in Delaware will
reward the labors of our hasbandmen this
year. So far everything has been favorable,
not bud has been blasted or a tree killed
by the frost. The cold weather has kept
down the sap, and unless we have strange
weather in March no harm can now be done
by the frost to this crop.
Will some of our Cecil peach growers tell
us what are the prospects for the crop in
Cecil this season?
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EOTlEE.

TNllE undersigned having associated with
l. him in the Tin, Stove and Foundry bnSi-
ness. MIR. Thos. c. Crouch, the business will
hereafter he conducted uudeg the firm Of
GANTWELL & CROUCH. Returning my
thanks to the public for torMer iavuis, [ most
respectfully solicit Continuance to the new
firm. LII. JOS. u. CANTWEI.L.
March %, 1861.
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REMovAL.-Mr. John Perkins, Jr.,
has removed his Saddle and Harness Manu-
factory from his old stand to the opposite
building (Which has been newly fitted up
for the purpose) between the Post Office and
Mr. Torbert' $ store, where those i'll want OF
anything in his line can be supplied with
either plain Ur fancy article.
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Gy"Wool is now higher than it has been
for forty -fonr years. This is owing to the
large demand for army goods, and the adj
vanced pyccs of cotton. Ii will not soon
fall sa low again, as it has been of lato years.
and we shall be surprised if the tlocks in our
fields are not greatly increased.
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FOR RENT.
Fort Deposit, ). Feb %, 2s62-4w

FOR RENT,
NNIIE STORE HOUSE occupied Ivy the
l. late firm. Possession given at once.
Apply to ELIJAH REYNOLDS,
or J. II. REYNOLDS.
Port Deposit, Feb %, l862-4w
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DISSOLUTION.

TINliE Copartnership heretofore existing
i between the subscribers, nnder the name
and tim Of J. z. 4 F.. X. Reynolds, was
dissolved by mutual consent, February list.
1862. All those indebted will please make
immediate payment. either to the suhscri-
beers, or Elijah Reynolds, who is authorized
to receipt for the firm.
J. F.. REYNOLDS,
+. X. REYNOLDS.
Fort Deposit Feb %, 2SG2-4W
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ELECTION OF U. s. SENATOR. The
Maryland Legislature in joint convention
on Wednesday elected Hon. Reverdy
johnson as United States Senator from
March 1, 1868.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
\ IL p i HI.TC S Al, n

\ - 10
W7lLL be sold at Public Sale, on WE'D
w NESDAi, 10Th OF March, 1862. at the
residence of the subscriber, / mile north
eass OF Brick Meeting House, the felIswing
described Stock and Farming Implements,
to-wi.
,c,.,JT, Three Horses, one Mule. oneH>
E1r Cow coming in profit, one VIA
llciicr, Sow and II Shoats. duH.N.
S-3prins Market Wagon, four-horse
Wagon, York Wagon, Horse Cart, Wood
Sled, Sleigh, Horse Rake, VanwickIe Grain
Fam, Pkw. Harrow, Cultivators, Grain Cra-
die, bonble and Singletrces, Sprcadcrs,
Glindstonc, Roller, Double and Single Ham
ness, Grain Shovel, Forks, Rakes &C.
Also, 2 Hives, Blacksmith Bellows and
Anvil. Hay and Straw by the town, Scrd
Potatoes by the Bushel, Wheat in tiie
Ground.
Household and Kitchen Furniture. such
as Tables, Sofa. Chairs, &c.
Sale to commence at / O'Clock p. No.
Terms made known at sale.
JOHN NJ. HOPES.
SAMrEL BUGNs. Auctionccr.
Mar s, lSG2-lw
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FIRE.-A quantity of government hay.

! FIRE.-A quantity of government hay,
about twelve tons, piled on lot near the
Elkton Depot, was set on fire last Thursday
afternoon by sparks from an engine. The
train that caused the mischief was an extra,
and running with great speed, having two
engines attached, old wood burners, which
scattered the sparks III showers along the
road. setting fire to fences and everything
else comhWstibIe they reached. The fire
engines belonging to the town were brought
out, and played upon the fire, which kept
the flames in check but the bales had to
be broken open and scattered before the fire
could be cxtihHlisI'ed, which destroyed the
whole lot as food for stock. No other
damage was done by the fire.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

by virtue of II writ of Ficri Facias Issued
- ont of the Circuit Cont tor Cecil
county, at the suit of the State of Maryland,
use of Sarah Jane Mccall, against the goods
and chatles. lands and ements, Of Samuel
Hitchcock and Thomas Culherts"ny to me
directed. have seized and taken in exccu-
ton all the right, tith, claim interest and
estate, at law and in equity, Of the said
Samuel Hitchcock, in and t. all that
Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land,
which was conveyed to Samuel Hitchcock
by John X. Sappinston, Administrator of
William Sappington. decd, bearing date
22nd day of June, 1851, AMI containing
Sc Acres, ECOl and 81 PercheS,
more or hess, adjoining lands of Richard
Roach, Johnson Shippers and others and
hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the 18Th day of .Narch, inst,
at O'Clock NJ, at the Cont House door,
IN the town of Elktan. will Offer for sale at
Public Auction, said property. SO seized and
taken in eXrcatian, to tho highest bidder for
cash, to satisfy said writ and costs.
ELI COSGROVE, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Elkton, Mar s, 1862 It's.
CoFFEE COFFEE. .-Duy the Dandcl'on
~ Coffee. and try it For sale by
Jan |, 1862. I. DKENNENS.
GAIT by the sack Rock Salt; Turks
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AT AUCTIoN.--The remaining sto,

AT AUcTIoN.-The remaining stock
in the store of Mr.. VIM Torbert will be
sold to-day at auction. The sale vii. be
continued at night. Those on the look cut
for bargains should attend.
PASTOR CALLED.-The Yes ~ of St.
Peters Church. of this town, have invited
the Rev. Henry $. Gctz, OF Media, Pa, TO
become pastor of said church, and he will
enter upon tie duties of the Parish on or
about the first of April, next.
Smyrna Times.
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A SERANADE.-The brainless boobies
who style themselves Gideon's Band"
and occasionally "make night hideous"
with their internal noises, had high old
time ringing bells, blowing horns, ETC., in
front Of The Democrat office, on Tuesday
night We believe the performance was
intended as a compliment to the Editor of
that paper for services rendered the Band in
publishing puifs, advertisements, &C., for
them, and understand he was highly gratfed
with the affair. We suppose this is the
''new feature promised the readers of
that sheet, at the commencement of the
present volume.
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JOSHUA HYLAND, J. P.

The owner Of the above described Colt is
requested ~ come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take hirA away.
GODFREY p. WILDTy
Living at Cherry Hill.
Mar l, ls62-3w'
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BSiy The following communication was
intended for last weeks paper but owing to
the press of matter or our columns WAS laid
over:
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Spring Gesds Spring Goods !!

A NEW Stock of Goods suitable for the
IA present season. consisting in part of
DoascstiC Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, lIats, Caps, Groceries an,f
Provisions. See the best makes OF Calicuc,,
dark and light colors, of the newest and
Freshest styles, at ~ cents pr yard.
good assortment of Blcachcd and
Cnh'cachc't Mnslais, Yard Wide Muslin
Unhlcachrd at l2aa cents per yard.
FoF sak by R.F, MAY.
G~Tcrms invariably Cash.
Mar g. 1862
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FOR RENT.

THHIlE STORE or SHOP, adjoining my
Il Drug Store, with Dwelling attached. at
present occupied by Willis Ruttcr, ESD
Also, the middle Dwelling on the lot adj"in-
Ing the residence Of John Partridge, Esq.
apply to Ii. ii. MITCHELL.
Dec 81, 1861,
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ESIR Az

CtEClL COUNTY, TO.WIT Il hereby
&'certfy'that Godfrey p. Wildt, of Cecil
county, brought before me, the subscriber, a
Justice of the Peace in and for the said
county, this twenty. fifth day Of February, in
the year eighteen hundred and sixty-,wo, MS
stray, trespassing upon his premises, Il
brown Stud Colt, about three years old.
thirteen hands high, black legs to the knee.
Given under my hnnt.
JOSHUA HILAND, ]. P.
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APPOINTMENT FROM CECIL.-Th

APPOINTMENTS FROM CECIL.-The
business Of the Comptrolcr's Office appears
TO have been 50 badly managed by the pre-
dcccs-or of Mr.. Malli., that he found, ON
assuming the duties of the Office, it would
be necessary to have an assistant. Apph-
cation being made to Me Legislature, the
Comptroller S request was promptly granted.
and new clcrkship or assistant-wc are
rot advised rs TO the title, or exact duties
Of the new otlice-was accordingly created.
Mr. Maifit appointed Col. Geo. Il. Howard,
of this county. to fill the new Office.
Capt. james Hughs, also of Cecil, has
been appointed by Governor Bradford, one
of the Wood Corders Of Baltimore city,
This Office has been created State office by
the present Legislature. Formerly it was =
licensed Office.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wantcd-The PcO0G "a Know

TIIIAT | have removed my Saddle and
= Harness Store to the old Store II pusc of
VIM. Torbcrt, immediately opposite my Late
stand. JOHN PERKINS, JR.
Mar s, t2G2
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TIE PLANK RoAD.-Liker all other
plank roads that we have known of, the
Elkton, Andora and LewisviIIc road failed
to pay expenses after fair trial. In order
to make the work public benefit. and as
far as possible restore the losses Of the com
pany. the charter was amended. giving
power to the company to convert the road
into turnpike or gravel road, as the plank,
ing wears out. This is being done as speed
lily as the pecuniary ability vi the company
will admit Of Daring the past year $500
beyond the earnings Of the road have been
expended i'll tnrnpiking or gravelng. And
although the road is at present not in as
good condition as the public expect toll
road to be, the company is using its best
endcavors to change it to u permanent turn
pike or gravel road, and thus supply that
public demand--a good road-at aII seasons
of the year. between Elkton and Lewisvillc.
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CHARGE OF RAPE AND PROBABLE

SuANiE OF hAPE AMI RSBABI f
MuRDER.-On Sunday night, four soldiers
oft the New York Fourth Regiment, stationed
at Rock River bridge, were taken to Ealti
more city and placed IN the custody Of the
provost marshal. on the charge Of an out
rage on the person of u young woman. and
assault on young man who accompanied
her, who will probably die. 1t is stated that
the outrage and nnrderous assault were
committed on Saturday night, at the j,,,1c
ton of the North Point and Ph,fadelphia
roads. The fact of the outrage vas made
known to Lieut.. James Mcdonnell, com
handing the company, who arrested and
handed the fclons over to the civil authori
ties. On Monday, the accused were arraign
ed before Justice Nails, who committed
them to await She action of the Grand Jury
of Baltimore county. 1t is alleged that they
first beat the young man until he was inscn
sible, and then perpetrated the outrage on
the person of the female.
-Four others of the party were arrested in
the cars at North East, on Monday last,
and brought to Elkton, where they were
confined in Jail till Tuesday afternoon, then
taken to Baltimore. They were taken to
the Office of the provost marshal. Justice
Nails held a preliminary examination. and
committed them for the action of the Grand
Jury.
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Our DoCToRs AND DENTIsTs.-Wc
publish below a list of the physicians and
dentists in Cecil county. All the physicians
belong to the allopathic or old school,
except one.' Those marked with are not
practising:
Isl Dis'rict.-Thomas A. Roberts, s. V.
Mace, 5. +. Wills, j. +. Cunningham NJ.
\. Durncy,* W. G. Pennington, W. G
Perkins. j. j. Wright, Dr. Thayre, INDIAN. J
End Distr,ci.-Joseph V. Wallace, W..
karsncr,% - Oldham.
3rd Didria.-H. Ii. Mitchell, Justus
Dunott, T.: II. Musgrovc. (dcntist,) John
Gilpn.* Joseph Wallace
4M Dishici.-Robert c. Carter.
5h Disfrict.-C. J. Shippers, s. NJ. Harry,
N. b. Morrison, j. j. Buckley.
Gil Disi'icf.-Eber IIcston, S. B. Stubs,
John llaines Mccullough, JAS Whiteside,
dentist
III Di,hid.-.J. Glacken. S. Norris, W.
Loag, dentist NJ. Glackcn, Il. Wakcman,
dentist Cornelius S. Knight.
S!h Diarict.-W. B. Rowland, A. NJ. Jor-
dan.
9th District-Joscph Hopkins, James
Turner.
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GAIT by the sack ! Rock Salt; Turks
- Island. For sale. D. SCOTT 4 BRO.
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Tsae g. al sssasse OF
HUMAN MISERY.

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4 Lecture by Dr.CULvEKwELL, on the Cause
( A and Cure OF SpermutorrhGa, Consump-
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itnde Timdity Self-Distrust; Dizziness; !;
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This admirable Lecture clearly proves that
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plain, scaled envelope on the receipt of six
cents, or two postage stamps, by addressing,
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Neuralgia PiaSfers.

DR.. Hurd's Neuralgia Non-adhcsiUe PIasters
are the most pleasant and successful remedies
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WHAT ARE THE PEOPLE DOING 7.

The American people are intelligent enough
10 appreciate PREPARATIONS that contribute so
much to the happiness Of those using them
and they want them. Every mail brings H.
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some the NEURALGIA PLAs rEEs, and not few
enclosing 81 cents for the Mourn WASH, to be
sent by mail but to those we are compelled
to reply that it is impossible to send half
pint bottle by mail The people want these
Remedies. Who acM supply Mem2 Now is the
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From, Ee,irarahJ Merchant f s.. Eo'tis EJ. 1, 1856
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MATAOWA coal OIL

WARRANTED NON EXPLOSIVE!
and equal to any Kerosene.
WHY buy an explosive Oil, when few
cents more per gallon viii furnish you with q
perfect Oh? Mad only hy
P NINA SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No 1T Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Feby. /. 1862. "
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ANA everything usually
kept in Country Store,
| have just returned from New
York with one Of the best and
largest stocks Of Goods that was
ever brought into this county. [
propose to sell these GOODS
FIFTY per ct lower than can
be bought in this vicinity, Wells
vile or Olean not excepted, My
Goods have baen bought for
CASH from a large number of
houses that rad failed in the city,
at from 80 to Is cts on the dollar
of the original cost Therefore |
am prepared to give all great bar
gains that choose to give me call: