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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-05-02
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
CAMP NEAR FALMOUTH, Va,
4 iii .l0rl lSEl


etEE April BIRD, 1903. !
Mr. EDITOR 1t is now raining very hard,
and very muddy under foot which makes it
anything but agreeable to us soldiers. Never
theless, welcome it to-day, as it gives lie an
excellent opportunity of writing You few lines
We were visited yesterday by his Exccllencv
Governor Cannon, OF Delaware accompanied
by Aljutant-Gcneral Samuel Harrington, Judge
Houston, Professor Porter, Colonel Curtis and
Doctor Nulen. Father-likc, they came to visit
the troops Of the Diamond State, aud We're wei
colued, assure you. They arrived at Falmouth
Station at u O'Clock P. NJ, and were met by the
Officers Of the First and Second Delaware Vols,
who were mounted on all sized and colored
horses. After the Officers being presented to
them, they mounted the choice seeds which
Sans omnibus. After seeing our Officers
mounted they preferred the same. Tie Gov
clnor inoGn;ed the beautiful ached-neck, white
laced sliced Of Lieut. Colonel Stricken, and took
the lead, with the Colonel of the First and
Lieut.. Colonel OF the Second on either side
They moved on, followed by the Officers, form
ing neat and brilliant Staff for the occasion
They halted at the peak ofa high hill to give them
an opportunity of viewing the city of Fredericks-
burg and the battle field. Several batteries and
camps Of the enemy were to be seen, their tinr>
HOW Slllii, IKE OuI OWL. III IL lew
minutes they arrived at General Hancock S
Headquarters. The Governor and suit were
kindly received by Col Brooks commanding
(now ours) the Fourth Brigade. Leaving the
Governor to dine with him, we proceeded to
camp, to prepare for Brigade Drill and Review,
which he apparently was much pleased WITH
At shutdown We formed for Dress Parade, when
Judge Houston deivelcda short patriotic speech
on the behalf of the Governor, which was to
the point in every particular, and suited to the
times. After the close, three times three hearty
cheers were given for the Governor, Judge
Houston, our Commanding Officer and others.
The army Of the Potomac hts nearly or quite
leon paid off in full to Feb. 18th, and 40 doubt
there has been many heart gladdened by the
receipt of some of the green backs. Our Chap
lain on the DIST inst, took some $4,000 to
Aqua Creek and placed il in the hands of the
Adams Express Co., to he delivered to the mems
families and acquaintance. There is much more
10 be sent
The army is now in a splendid condition, well
disciplined and in good health not lying in
idleness, but good paluledly awaiting for good
weather, knowing that all dependence can be
placed in our Commanding General, joe Hooker
You will excuse this short epistle, as every.
thing is quiet along our 'front.' and other news
| scarce. With the promise that you will heal
we'll Of the End Delaware throughout their term
an yours, CD.
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PETERSON FOR MAY has all the freshness
and beauty of the season about it. "The
Queen OF, Flowers q trontispiece engrav-
ing on steel, is a sweet little girl, wearing a
chaplet of flowers, and seated on q messy
bank. The artist has happily transferred
his idea of Spring to the paper, which at
once fills the mind with the freshness and
beauty Of the vernal year. The toilet, the
fashions, etc.-those peculiarly feminine
attractions Of Peterson--receive their usual
share Of attention in the May No.. Of the
Magazine. 1.-The Broken Troth plight" by
Ann S. Stephens and the Second Life" by
The author of 1.-The Murder in the Glen
Ross" novelties by those popular writer's
arein continuation together with much mis-
cellaneous reading by popular authors, all
combining to make Petersons Magazine
4 popular favorite with the ladies'. Price
p. year. Edited by c. j. Peterson, No
'oG Chcstnu, ST., Philadelphia.
ARTHrR's HoNr MAGAZINE. Edited by
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As we so fully noticed tins magazine last
month, we need only remind the reader that
the May No. sustains the reputation of
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title page, is requisite to introduce it into
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No better family magazine than the Home
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The CONTINENTAL MoSTHLY.-This maya
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and is one Of the most ably conducted works
in the country. Among its writer's are
found some of the most eminent in Gtera-
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BY Hon. Robt. j. Walker are continued
Rhode Island and Delaware are compared
in the authors usual able manner. The
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politics of the country should be sub,
.criber to The Continental. Price S3.OOa
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It comprises the cream of foreign literature.
The present number contains selections
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Watches, JeWe!ry and Diamonds,
r Lewis Lad0mus d Co., F.
49, 500 Chestnut Street. ~,
500 Chestnut Street,

DHILADELPHIA have always on hand, Il
l. lnrg7 stock If GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. suit
bic for i.ade. Gentlemen aud Boys Some IF our
own importation. EXTRA FINE QUALITY.
oar assortment Of j"wcry consists Of the most FASH
onhl and rich designs; us alsV the palmer and less
expensive.
Silver Spoons Forks Pic Cake and Fruit Knives also
large variety Of Fancy Silver Ware suitablc for Bridal
Presents
We have also on hand most splcrll1 assortment Of
DIAMOND JEWELKY Of all kinds to which invite
special attention Our prices i'll be found considerably
less than the same articles usually sold for.
All kinds Of Watches repaired in the very best man
urr. and warranted to give satisfaction.
WEDDIN NC EIhUS on hanl@nl made to order. Call
address LEWIS LADuMts Co..
SOP CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
p. S.-1h" highest cash prices plit. for old Gold and
silver. All orders from the country vii receive especial
attention. May :, lou3-:;m.
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Excitement in EIktou, Again.

Now the Great Show is and strangers and citizens
have had day f ninth and pleasure. aud seem we'll
pleased herewith But they will he much better pleased
by paying visit to " NJ. MctLELLASpS NEW SroI, ii
the lin w, nearly opposite the ..lktuu House where
tey Will find large stock If New Guria Just received
from the city, su.tabe fr spring and summer all winch
have been selected with Ladies Dress Goods. such
as pe5jncS Of the latest styles STYLES French Lawn
line new style Noaemhques new style PLAID Luser new
lyle Hrtnadincs Black and Drab Alpaca. style
Mohar Plaid, styles Of Fancy, Plaid and Irk Dress
silks; also, Prints aud Gmghans suitable for the
Mems Wear snci us ine summer CSsimercs AMI Cloth,
Jeans t0tturads all new Styles Ready Mmlc Clothing
tuch AZ Pants Goats and Vests, all styles. Men and
Boys Hats larle assortment latest styles. Men and
Boys u OiS and shoes. Ladies ots and ShDps good
assortment Of Ladies sun Umbrellas and Parasuls. all
new styles: other Umbrellas large lot. A stock
IF llardware Queensware. Will"wwHre ant; Cctiarware
Cutlery New stuck Of choice Family Grucerr+ Sugar
Cured Family Hams. selling for i cents p,uud
Strangers aud citizens, ynu respectfully invited 10
call and examine stock If Gaps before You purchase
elsewhere, as We think ym will I've much pleased with
She GuoiS and great deal better pleased to find that
we can sell Goods - per cent cheaper than We could
month ago We selling the best Goal ui ut 80
per gallon. Call and sec VIZ. McCLELLAND.
MAY Z lS,E;--Jw
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. J. DUPONCO'S
Golden, Periodical Pills,

ISrALIIBLE IN CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES,
And REMOVING INSTRUCTIONS or THE MONTHLY
TUESs, FROM WHATEVER CAUSE.
tVLAplEs. here is proof positive. 1t is not
very far fetched. and comes to the Proprietor
through one Of the " oldest - and :. most reSpecta-
bic . Druggists in New York State. whose name
is connected READ" One of the first ladies of
Utica" n Y. called upon my Agents in that city
(Messrs. Wm Bristol & Co } and told them that
She of course did not wish her name made public,
hut if any enc should doubt the wonderful efficacy
Of DR., puponcos Golden Pills, they might refer
any lady to her, rs she considered it duty, as
well assn pleasure. to relate her knowledge Of
their efficacy as administered to her daughter
young lady II years old. She was fas, going into
consumption-had taken cold-nature became
Ubstructcd. Two boxes of these Golden Pills
entirely cured her. and she is now in robust
health. SO say all who have used them Remem-
her the ingredients composing these pills arc
made known to every Agent. who will tell you
they will perform all that is claimed for them
~ Price, slC5 per Box
Sold at DR.. II. II. MITCHELL'S Drug Store,
ELkroN. Mp, Sole Agent for Cecil county
Ladies' by sending him 81 90 to the Elkton
part of the county. Sold also by BnvwS Il Bro. +,
and s s. llANCE Baltimore, GRMsHAw & Co :,
Wilmington. and by one Druggist in every town
in the United States. and by HALL & BUcKHL,
General Wholesale Agents, 2lS Greenwich St.,
New York S. d. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
N B.-None are genuine, unless the box is
signed S. ID. Howe. July IL, lS62-ly.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
Letter From Port Deposit.

Poar DEposrr, April 2sth, 1858.
EDITOR CEcI. WING :--lhe Susqnehanna
is now IN fine raftering order. Quite u
number of arks and RATS have arrived within
the last two or three days. Our fishermen
are in fine spirits; shad and herring are
plenty. The demand for stone the present
season, we think will be good. Taking
altogether our citizens are in fine Spirits
! regret to inform you that our Ladies'
Union Relief Association has ceased to
exist with. am informed, some $50 or $40
IN the treasury nnapproprlated ton interest
| SUPPOSED or perhaps awaiting an opportu-
nifty to contribute to the relief of our spir-
tied little Battery, which stands higher
in the estimation of some of our ladies than
all the rest of the army combined. We
have some little trouble in arranging our
society. We have not many of the +. f.
Ns-l believe the aristocracy of Europe
hold their position IN society without regard
to pecunary circumstances the trouble
with us here is some have intellect and re-
tinement but no money; others rice terSa.--
Another difficulty is, we all have poor re.
la'ions which is poor material to make arts
tocracy of with us. We have not forgotten
the coming election this Fall we talk pref
ty strongly about G. II. II. for County
Clerk; h. ID. j. for Register, and j. ". c.
for Sheriff or the Legislature SO you see
we intend being on hand at the time of
nomination. You will bear in mind the
initials give of the candidates are pretty
we'll distributed over the county; so that
you may not think US selfish. With the
hope that good and loyal men may be elect.
ed. | remain your friend and obcdent ser
want SUsQuEnANNA.
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CoSvIcTED.-We find the following

CoSvIoTED.-We find the following
among the proceedings of the Kent county
Circuit Court, which commenced its session
on the Goth ult. These cases were removed
from here at the late term of the Court:
State as. Jere Bell alias Jere Dorsey.
aegro indictment for enticing slaves to run
away. Case removed from Cecil county,
Perkins and Vlckers for State; Maxwell
for defense Jury trial. Verdict guilty.
The Price shooting case from Cecil. was
commenced ON Friday the 9th ult., and was
expected to occupy two or three days.
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CHE Alarkets.

ElKroY MARKEr.-Red Wheat, 81 70;
White do. 81 70; Corn, IS cents; Oats,
50@60 cents. Clover Seed per pushell, 81.
WILMINGTON MARKET, May LIST Flour
per barrel, So 50@S IS, Wheat, per bushel,
10, Corn, So; Corn meal, per bushel, 80 f.;
Oats, 50(50 Cloverseed per bushel, So rs
Timothy Seed, So 90
BALTIMORE MARKET.-Whi Wheat, 81 90
a. SO; Red Wheat, 81 70: Corn, white,
bushel; oats-Maryland, s5(Ss2 cents;
and 90@92 cents for Pennsylvania.
HAY AND STRAw.-We quote good to prime
baled Timothy at 22aS23; loose do. at 2ls
SIS, aud Wheat and oat DO. at casio per
ton.
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A BAD RoAD.-A drive on the piece
Of new road which changes the location Of
a part Of the Marley road will try the pa
thence of any one. 1t is full of stumps six
and eight inches high. For the credit of the
county, it is to be hoped will be cleared
of these stumps without delay. 1t is as
much as a mans life is worth to ride over it
on dark night and if it is not put in
order soon, some person may be injured on
:
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ARREST OF A FUGITIvE.-An excite

ment, on small scale, was created on
North street, on Friday morning last, by
the escape of a canary, from the premises
Of Mr.. Jones, prosecuting attorney for the
ed a maple near the house, and began a
morning hymn to the god of day, but was
soon frightened from his perch by crab
net and other like icontrivances for the cap
ture of small game being thurst at him,
which induced the little aerial stranger to
change his base" Sheriff Cosgrove,
through the aid of that peculiar skill,
known only to the detective craft, succeeded,
eventually, in arresting the fugitive and re.
luauding him again to his wire prison.
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ROAD NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sioners of Cecil county at their first regular
meeting after the first day Of June next, for
the appointment Of Examiners to view and
determine the prupriety Of locating public
road to connect the two roads leading from
the Elkton and Warwick road into Back
Greek Neck: said road to commence near
George W. Bnulicu's lane, running through
land of Mrs. Wood till it strikes the line
between lands Of Mrs. Wood and George W {.
Boulder, thence through lands of Henry d.
Fowler and G. W. Bennett, and thence with
said line to the road leading from knights
Corner to Back Creek Neck.
May 2, lS63-ow
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Town ELEcTroN.-Monday next is
the day provided by law for our free and
independent voters to elect their Town rulers
for the ensuing year, and though there is no
movement made towards that and yet, it
will doubtless be properly attended to. The
voters should see that good men are chosen.
Gentlemen who will be capable of manag-
ing the immense amount of money arising
to the credit of the town from the issue of
those shinplasters. The present board have
been very efficient, and have done much of
benefit to the town.
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PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,

SYMMETRY OF FORM
YOUR HEALTH, AND MENTAL POWERS.
BY using that Safe. Pleasant, Popular, ana Spcci-
fc Remedy knswn as
Hell MBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Read the Advertisement in ano'her column, and
profit by it
Diseases and Symptoms Enumerat ed
Cut it out, and Preserve it. You may not now
require it
But mag at some Future Day.
" 1t gives health and viger to the frame,
And bloom to the pallid cheek
1t Saves Long suffering and Exposure.
Beware Of Countcrfeits. Cures Guaranteed.
April %, lS63-2m
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WAR NEWS.


The forces under General R,nks in
Louisiana, Mt the last odvices wnrn ,,;ll
advancing into the heart of the enomvs
countrv. success attending al ,Le;r move.
ments Not only have towns hocn aeon.
MED. sun,lies DESTROYED and s,ocl, usafnI IN
the rebels caprured but in every engaon.
ment thew have been yictorious on he
morning of the 11th nit the Grand move.
ment commenced from Rrashcar Citv and
on the l4th the works at Bethel Place were
occupied. the Rebels in their bostv Higbt
LEAVING large amount of ammunition 1nd
their dead unburicd, The command them
marched through Pattersouvi]le. fifteen
miles below Franklin. ST N.rv.s n.risb
an" on me l"'n occupied the latter town;
VA ,ne hlS!t VI t ,ne l'n "ehcral banks haa
Teac'eu Neritli'iohEl!'e, me capital OF
Lafayette parish, ABOUT lofty, hFe miles
norm OF rrank'ih' ana apoGt niteeh miles
"est OF 'he bayou leche' before arriving
a. q. ihe 'o"i' he '"u " SeNGte put sueccSS'uA
Ilght on me BAYOU or aver lermiI1'on,
"nere 'he hepe!s mao posted batteries and
,n'"n'ry. Gcierai uroVGr force. IN
p Tl al FISH benn: was also Victorious $;
nv he enemy al 'h,s Polhl ana at bcVhe,
n T:aGe; were onoef '''e command OF Genera
DleA ny ior' sou VI I'm, resident aylor.
some thousand prisoners na4 heen Drought
in IT u Ira'h'ln' captures OF "hoie cohpallles
o o, "eoeis pe'hs maze at ''me. AT FRANK
I'm the steamboat Iorlhe was captured, with
,hree olncefS OF inc la,e gun boat Dlaha on
Doaru, mus restoring them 10 our service
Inc hepels aiso destroyed zen steai4nontS.
TO prevent their falling INTO General Banks
nahos, ana also TWO large gun boats ana the
plaha. lhc!uueu Ill ''e destruction OF those
''o"ts were ilh'nehse STORES ,oi provisions,
twenty thousand POUNDS OF bacon ana q
thousand cases OF ammunition. Later adj
wees IRON heos' sources announce tha
Geheral BANKS had advanced TO Inc heo
river, "hich was the OBJECT OF his move
! meht' t.....
Tho g Ionic Donoorot,s oorros,o,.
dent with General V,ndever.s command
saws that abont ten a. clock on sunday n;ghi
a Rebel REGIMENT. under Colonel Newton
the advance ouard of Generaj WormoGnke'.
army. which was then retreatine from Cane
Girard eau, were surprised three miles west
of jackson, while cooking their supper anc
lettering around their camp fires.
Two small howitzers loaded with musket
ballswere drawn by hand by our troops within
thirty yards of their position and simulta-
neonsly discharged, killing and wounding a
large number. AT the SANE time the LIST
Iowa Cavalry charged them, and it is sup
posed not man OF the entire regiment es.
caped-all who were not killed or wounded
being taken prisoners. All their horses.
guns, camp eqnipage and several Thousand
dollars worth of stolen property was cap
tured
Larly next morning uenerai Nahoe w
ADVANCED anu Sd" Inc man pouy o, the
enemy IN 'uil retreat ne lmmeuia,ely i n
lo~ea' keeplng up a constant art',.ery nr'
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EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned Examiners, duly ap.
l. ported by the Commissioners of Cecil
county to view and determine tho prcpricty
Of widening the public road leading from
North East toward Buy View, hereby give
notice that they viii meet at North East
Depot on ifidag, Jrne he oM aelt. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. to proceed to the execution OF
the Commission to them issued.
JETIlRO JOHNSON,
WILLIAM REED,
SAM'L ID. MOFFIT.
May 2. l8G3-5w. Examiners.
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The railroad depot at Terre Haunt,
Indiana, was struck by lightning on the 18th
ult The agent Of the road MIR. Charles
Cochran, who was deaf in the ear, was
Knocked from his seat and rendered for a
few minutes nsenshle. When be rec o@ered
lie found his hearin. reatorcd
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RAFTING has been quite brisk on the

RAFTING has been quite brisk on the
susquchanna this week, and the spirits of
our friends about Port Deposit are conse-
quently buoyant. Fish, too, have been
plentiful. At Havre de- Grace, on Tues.
day last, we heard of several thousand shad
being disposed of at &12 per hundred. -
Herring were also plenty, and selling at
moderate prices. Oar peddlers supply the
good citizens of Elkton with fresh shad at
fifty cents pair.
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EG~ Our fcllow.townsman Lieut.. Torbert,
has furnished us with an interesting bio
graphical! sketch of Maj. Gen. French. on
whose staff he is serving, which will be pub.
ished next week.
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Gu:ta Percha Cement Roofing.

II 10 Fire and Wa or Proof It can be applied
: to new and old Roofs of Ill kinda steep or fat.
snd 10 Single Rcefa without removing the shin
Ess.
This article has been t! or"ushly testc in Now
York City. and all parts of the United States
tnnadS, West Indies ard Central and South
America on buildings of all kinds, suck Fac
tories. foundrirs, Churches, hail Road bepots
cars, and on Public buildings generally Gov.
eminent buildings. &c by the principal Builders
Ar, hitects md other during the past four years,
and has r. we'd to ls the chea Jest and most dura-
fLs Roofing in uaG: II ISL. every respect n Fire.
VI alter. Weather AID Time Proof covering for
Eouih Ut all k,. Us
Thi. !. the only material manufactured in the
ritsd State. which confines the. very desir able
Properties Of III astici'y and Durability, which
r"iyersal'y acknowledged to be possessed by
tats Pcrcha aud ndia Rubber.
The expense of applying it is tr.fng MS an
cr'linsry Roof can bo covered AMI finished the
t'rne day and nhcn flushed forms a perfectly
ro Proof su riace with an elastic body, which
caHrot lie l tired by Heat, Cold or Storms
thinking It Hoof Boards. nor any external
'Oa wi tev,r.
liquid GNtta Percl, Cement,
For Coating Metals of all kinds wqen exposed to
s.e ac'ien Of the Weather. and for Preserving and
! e,sairng Metal Roofs Of all kinds
his is The only Composition known which will
rae ccssnily resist extreme changes Of all climates
s,- my length If time, when applied to metals
Z" Shish it At, heres firmly. forming body equal
1" 'hree coat. of paint. casps much less and will
set three times long: aud fir I'm its elasticity is
!: 4 irjrrc'' Ivy the contraction md expansion of
= in ard oh"r Metal Roofs consequent upon sud
den charges in Abe weather.
II will not crack in Cold or run In Warm
Weather. and will hot wash off
lcaky liu ard other Metal Roofs can be re.
paired with Guta Pcrcha Cement and prevented
fan further corrosion and leaking. thereby
Frottr W,to Ts,,ht H,,rr Co..
Yeas
This Cement is particularly adapted for the
preservation of Iron Rnilnss, Stoves Ranges
! afcs. Agricultural Implements, S.. also for
general M ,nufac urors use.
GCTTA PERCHA CEHTENTS.
For preserving and rep firing Tin and other Metal
1'"ofs Of every deserp 'ion from its great elias
ticty. is not injured by the contraction and
EXPANSION q Metals. and will not crack in Cold OIL
run in Warm Wea her.
f. W. STAPLES. Agent,
April 49, lS63--tf Elkton, Md.
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8 997 W . g99 .

A DOSE OF Dir. SwAYNEs SARsApA. AND TAR PILLS,
once or twice week, will the most obstinate Head
ache, Fever Janndce, Liver Complaint, Cosveness,
3illOusness, Female Diseases. sc. They q grent
blood purifying rurfative. Where there is a headache,
palm Of the body accompanying your cold or
cough. take dose two of these Pills in connections
with the wild Cherry. 1t will remove the difficulty
Prepared only by DIR. SWAYNE son. $50 North
SIXTH Street. above VINE. Sold by all Druggists.
Sold by DRs. H. II. MITCHELL. and JOS. WALLACE.
Elkon, and all the principal sturckeepcrs in Cecil
county. Feb T. lS63.--lycq
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" COUGHS! CONSUMPTION Sufferers
send ONE DOLLAR to DIR. D'UNGER, Baltimore,
Md. and receive, by return mail, box Of his
WONDERFULLY CHEERING CERTAIN CURE
CONsUMPTIvE COMPOUND. A box lasts six
weeks Jan "a, 1863 am