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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRyiN'S PVLMONIC WATERS.

Eis-Thc original Medicine established in 1857, and
Trst article Of the kind ever introduced under tho
namo Of "PuLNoHIc WATERS in this or any other
country; all other Pumonic Waters commercials
The genuine can he known by the nHmg BRYAN
being stamped on each Wafer.
These Waters have been before the public for nearly
rnRTY YEARS, and the immense sale attained, not only
m America hut in foreign countries. fully attest their
intrinsic worth. The medical properties are superior
any other article otercl fDrthC CIe of Pulmonary
or Bronchial affections, and the quantity conaiued N
each box is nearly double thNt Of the many worthless
lmitauons advertised.
BRYAN'S pULMONlC WATERS
cure Coughs Colds Sore Throat Hoarscness, Asthma.
Catarrh Bronchitis Difficult Breathing, splitting OK
Blood, Pans in the Chest lnrpcnt Consumption and
all diseases Of the lUngs. Not only atturdnG tempo
rary relief but eiierUEg rapid and lasting cure and
They do nascatc like alcoholic compounds, AID
the medcin;S properties are combined III u form SO
agreeable and pleasant to the taste, that any enid
Will readily take them one dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To VocALIsTs and Pubic SPEAKERS these Waters arc
peculiarly valuable; they will i'll one day remove tn"
most severe occasional hnarscness: ana their regular
and eyl!ty Of the voice, greatly improving is tore.
compass and rlaarncss, for which purpose thcy az"
regularly used 10y many PROBES sonai voca!lSs.
The very great celebrity OF tlIis invaluable remedy
has induced unprnriplcd persons 80 prepare has"
limitations, which dsuppont the just expectations o.
the purchaser, and lnlurc the rhi!actcru the genuine
medicine.
Sec that the word, " BRYAN is stamped on each
Wafer, and also observe the fac sluiic OF the sigma
uIre of the Proprietor, JOB MOSES on each wrap
parties will he dealt with to the fail extent of the law.
BRYAs's PuLMoSlc WFEkS arc for Slr by MI Drug
gists. JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Jan O, 1S5e-ly. q CortltlIdt ST.. y. Y.
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To the Physicians Of Cecil Co

NOR the purpose of recognizing the
L County Medical Association. we respect,
fully invite all Physicians, practicing in the
county, to meet in Convention, at Elkton,
on the I'd Tuesday of February, inst.
r. NJ. Bromwell, W. r. Way,
John II. lamar X. G Carter,
VIM B Rowland, n. b. Morrisna.
II. H. Mitchell, Charles NJ. Els,
C. J. Shippers, Joseph Y. VI ait"cc
S. NJ. Harry,
Feb s. lS66-3w
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ELKT0N IRON COMPANY.

TNHE subscribers to the Stock of this Com.
L pany are requested co meet at the Office
ofthe County Commissioners, on SATUR-
DAY, the 10th inst, for the purpose of
electfng Officers, and executing the Articles
of Incorporation Feb 8, lSG6-2w
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PUBLIC SALE

TNHE subscriber vii! sell at Public Sale.
l. at his residence on the farm belonging
to j. c. Howard, Esq, miles west of
Elkton, on
SGt1rday, the 9th day of February, 1866,
the following desirable property:
M head of superior young Horses,
AM Yoke Fat Oxen, Fat III rs.S
y II Steer, Fat Bull, g Milk Az L
Cows, with calves at their side. ~. 80
tour-year old Steer. 8 Shoats; ! new Ok
Cart, Rockaway, Flows, Harrows, Guilt
vators, Grain Fan, set Stage Harness.
Plow Gears, Brides, Collars and many
other articles not mentioned.
40 acres of Wheat IN the ground acres
of Rye in the ground.
Bedsteads and Kitchen Furniture
TERMS ALI sums under SIS, cash over
that amount a credit of I months will be
given, with approved security; interest
from date.
Sale to commence at II o clock A. N.
S. kENNARD BLAKE.
Feb 3, 1S66-3w S. Burns, Auct.
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GRAIN, CLovERsEED, &C., BoUGHr.-The
VI subscriber buys all kinds Of Grain and
Seeds, at the Warehouse, near Eikton Depot,
lately occupied by Fl. S. Sites
Feb l9. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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BUTCHERS NOTICE.

IVHE firm of Bennett & Bye, previously
notified to settle their bills before the LIST of
March. next, or the accounts will be placed
in an officers hands for collection after that
date. BENNETT x BIZ
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| or OF GROUND,

with the improvements thereon, situate in
the viin.r Of Port Herman. which was con.
veyed by certain Robert Fl. Ihon!as to he
SAID hunlove Jester, ii. lot No. 3 on the
plot OF said village by Deed dated Ocloh~'
24ih, lSi5. aud recorded among the Land
:ecord> of Cecil county aud hereby give
notice thai on
Saturday. tie l1th day Of February, meri,
at the public house of H. T. Iukill. in
CheSapruke City, at , o'clock p. Nj, | will
offer for sale the said property. So seized
and taken in execution. Ivy Public Auction.
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy
Stat" aud County Taxes far the years of
1862 -3-i-5. A. p. BARWlCk,
Collector 2nd District for lSG2-3-4-5.
Jan Il. 1856 -3w
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VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
NO. l..

NO. I.
A large and commodious DWELLING
HOUSE. with all the modern improvements,
all in good condition, with every nece ssary
outbulGing; with Fifteen Acres of Land :;
large Lava, beautifully laid out This pro-
perry is situated at the east end of the town
of Elkton, on Main street. Such property
is seldom in the market. and is well worth
the attention Of any one wanting desirable
residence, combining all the advantages of
town and country. Price $4,000. Terms
accommodating
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Henry p Bennett, senior partner of said
firm. will continue the Butchering business
at Little Elk. Feb 3, l866-4w
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rDL,.",rTDR'S SALE.

gPi virtne Of Article 81. section 81. &c.
ut revised Code of Public General Laws
Of Maryland, have seized and taken in
execution all the right. titse, claim interest
and estate, mt law and in equity, of Manlove
irs.nr iu and 10 ELL that
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NO. 10.

HOLLY HALL, 20s acres; the elegant
residence OF the LATE Gen. Sewall. The adj
vAntages OF this place are too well known to
need a further description. $50 per acre,
III currency. less in gold.
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Dr. Schcnch will he professionally at his principal
office, NJ IL North Sixth street, corner of Commerce
Philadelphia every Saturday. from A. until p.
No 30 Bond street. New York, every Tues lay, from to
3: No IS summer street. Boston, Mass. every Wenes-
day, from to s. and every other Friday At los Btlti-
street. Baltimore, Md. All advice free but for
thorough examination Of the lungs with his Respiromster
the charg" is three dollars.
Price Of the Pumnnc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, each
81 30 1er bottle. or & 80 per half dozen. Mandrake
Pills. % cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
Dee 80 1865 r31
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\ FARM of So acres, good land, on the road
Leading from EIston to the Blue Ball; good
Frame Dwelling House and Kitchen, Siabng,
Granary, corn cribs and Hay Barracks thriving
Young Apple and Peach Orchards with GOOD
fencing. Price, $1,000 Terms easy
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The above case MS described, is perfectly correct
| know II to be true. Yours, T. b. MILLER,
Pastor Of Hancock NJ. L. Church.
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Gives immediate Relief

To the dali heavy pains caused ny diseases o. tho
Head. The sensations al;rr Using il IRE delightful
and invigorating. 1t op"u4 uui purgcS out al OH
structons, strengthens the glands, and gl'os
healthy acton to the parts a!urt,,.
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"A MOTHER GREAT CURE

IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
Ola highly respectable citizen, well known to the
mercantile community, by
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NO. 4.

Tract Of about So Acres Of Land one
mile west OF the town Of Elkton; part under
good fencing, and in Il good state Of culiva-
ton. This property is beautifully located
Tor building purposes, commanding fine
view of the Elk River and surrounding coun-
try for great distance. 1t will be sold in
whole or III part, to suit purchasers, on very
reasonable terms
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UNsTATE OF JOSEPH J. MATTHIAS, DE.
~ ceased-Letters OF Administration uLon said
Estate having been granted to the undersigned all
neysons Indebted TO The same requested to make
payment and those having claims against the same to
DTesent them without DELAY to
P'N CHRIsTIANA Il. MATTHIAS Administrative,
no 65S n. SECON d Street;
or her Attorneys, j 3 BOkhAM,
II 7wGtsl n. = cor. SEVENTH and SAMSON sta,
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The following Property will be sold at
PLBLIC AUCTION,
BE HELD
AT THE UNuED STATES ARSENAL, AT
ON THURSDAY, December 20, 1866.
Property AT FORl FISHER, North Carolina, as
About 10000 pounds unserviceable Guns, Shot
and Shell.
$40 barrels damaged Powder.
Lying at the karOad Depot, in ATLANTA,
I04I0O pounds Cast-rOn Guns.
AT the Flndley Iron MOTKs, at MACON, Geor-
Fine Steam Press Hammer, acting direct from
Cylinder. MelPhI OF Drop 1000 bounds, ,.,,,,,,
AT the AUGI STA ARSENAL AND POWDER
WORKS, the tOloWing:-
ll2 coo pounds Cast-irOn Guns.
12COO pounds Cast.irOn Castings some of them
$50 go pounds CastirOn Scrap shot and shell,
etc. exc.
1870 FIELD Gun carriages, with the irons on
lao Ammunition Chests, black, walnut, and
0OSpt 81 sets OF Artillery Harness, for two horses,
And quantity Of Other property, consisting princ'
pally OF as,o.
Horse Equipments,
Infantry Announcements (leather),
Musket Appendages,
Harness,
Bullet Moulds
Powder Flasks, and
Blacksmith Bel oWs.
The sale will commence at 10 A. H., and continue
until all the properly Is ,9S.e s9la
Twenty per cent. on the day OF the sale, ana the
remainder when the property is delivered or Withh
Persons desiring to purchase the property either
al Fort Fisher N O., atlanta or Macon, Ca, should
examine it before the day Of Of the Ne SAFE, IFhAG1Ee
Breyet Lieut. Col. u s. A Capt ORD,
IL % gOt Commanding Augusta Arsenal.
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INTHE COuRT OF COMMON PLEAS / OR THE

TNIHE COUNT OF FGUMMUN PLEAS + OR THE
| CI1Y AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPH-A A.
Estate of SARAH II DANA,
The Auditor appointed by the Court 70 audit SETTLE
and adjust the account OF SAMUEL HUTCHINSON,
Trustee and ttOrney of SARAH II. DANA, and TO e.
port distribution OF the balance In the hands of the
Accountant will ct the parties interested the pur
pose OF his appointment on TUESDAY, Pa December 4;
WALNUT Street, in the City of Phladelphie.
II l23imwp w. d. BAKER, Auditor.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

n oVERNMLNT SALE AT AUGUSTA,
VI GkOkGIA,
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY

i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF MARY DICK iNS0N, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court 10 audit, SETTLE
ard adjust the account of MARGARET OGDEN, Ad-
ministratrx OF the estate Of M AIRY DlCKIN son, de-
ceased and report distribution the balance tine
hands the accountant, will meet the parties interested
loI the purpose of has appointment on TUESDAY, De
cember4 1866, at o'clock p. NJ, at his office No 402
WALNUT Street, in the City Of Phi adelphia.
ii 23 3fmw5t AMOS J KELLY, Auditor.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND NOUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA

i state OF SARAH PETERS, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit settle,
and adj just the account of NANCY b. PETERS Execu
rX OF the win and testament of SAR All PETERS,
ceased and report distribution VI the balance in
the hands of the accountant will the parties in
teres ted the purpose his ointment TUES
DAY December 1866, at o'clock p NJ, at his once
NO 462 WALNUT street in the City OFF hilade phI4
l. 23 fmW5tE W. ID. BAKER, Auditor.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHlLADELPHIA.

/ AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF MARY II. DAVIEsS
The Auditor appointed by the )urt to audit settle,
snd adjust the account of VILLA d C. HOUs ron,
luardi of MARY H. DAVIESS and to report dstrlbu-
tOn the balance The hands of the accountant will
meet the parties in crested Tor the purpose of his APP
poinment, on TUESDAY, December A. 1866 at O'Clock
: M, his office, No III W. LNUr L street. in the
city of Philadelphia. JOHN CLAYT0N,
Ii % thstu5-' Auditor.
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The following Property will be sold at
a PIBLnC AUCTION
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MARION HARLAHD'S NEW BOOK.

SUNNYBANK. By the author OF "Alone,' Illus
bands aud Homes" etc. l2mo.
BEETHOVENS LETTERS. Translated by Lady
Wallace. 2vols. l6mo
BIGLOW PAPFRS, second series. l2mo.
MELODIES FOR CHILDHOOD. With highly colored
illustrations llmo.
THE STATE OF THE CHURCH ana the World at
the Final Outbreak OF EVIL land Revelation of anti
Christ his Destruction at the ecOnd Coming OF CHI
and tue UshenDg ii, OF tie Millennium. By Rev. j. G.
Gregory, HI. A., with Appendix by Mrs A 2
JolGe. Price, 81 %. For salebY
JAMES S. CLAYTON,
CSuccessor William S. & Alfred NartienO
II IOIn. No. l2l4 CHESNUT Street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE ORPHANS, COURT FOR THE

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE
i CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of WILLIAM MER cDI IL deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit settle,
and adjust the six tn account of ELI X. PRICE,
Administrator of the estate OF WILLIAM MEREDITH,
deceased and to report distribution the balance in
the hands OF the accountant, will meet the parties
interested. Tor the purpose OF his appointment,
MONDAY, December 3, 1866, at IL O'Clock A. at
dephia. Ll22lthstu5t+I JOHN CLAYTON \. Auditor
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United States, or of Bolivar 10 Colombia. As
soldier and statoman, and even as politician, II
you please, Santa Anna by all odds has been the
ablcst man That Mexico has over produced OF
HON We know anything Nor DO We knowof
another living Mexican whose name and pre-
sence now would be hall so powerful as his IN
uniting the Mexican people aud IN giving system
and efficiency to their war against the "Austriau
adventurer" and his French supporters.
We have no doubt that In his present under
taxing in behalf OF the Mexican republic Gene,
Ta' Santa Anna has had and retains the good
wishes of the administration at Washlnptun;
and we believe that, as iar as is compatible
With our international oDllgatlons President
johnson and the Secretary OF State are inclined
10 aid and encourage him rather than to throw
any obstacles in his way. He Is the man the
Mexican people want among them at this cr1sis;
the man upon whom Tor the last forty years
they have always had 10 iall back after trying
this man, that man, and the other man, and all
their plans and reforms to no purpose
Considering the inlelior materials with which
be had to work. this Mexican veteran, Santa
Anna, IN all the qualities of an able military
leader, and especially in quick marches, strategy,
and tactics. proved himself at least match Tor
General Taylor, and no mean adversary even
of General Scott. Against any other Mexican
than Santa Anna there would have been no
glory resulting TO SEQ Il from his grand Mexican
campaign, for he would have walked over the
course.
If Juarez is the sensible man his friends repre-
sent him to be, he will lose no time in awaiting
himself of the prOhered services of General
gahid anna anu III puGtlnR uim dt tus nehu vi
tbe armed forces of the Mexican republic. He
can bring experience, generalship, concentra-
tor, and financial and material aid to the re-
publican cause which no other man can bring.
On the other hand, the idea that he is ambitious
to play the usurper himself at his time of life
may be regarded as utterly preposterous. Re-
membering the vicissitudes and trials of the
numerous Mexican wars and revolutions
thu ough which he has passed, we can imagine
no other motive now for his abandonment of his
comfortable West India retreat than desire,
before winding up his earthly career, of a little
Mexico. In this view, as a champion of the
Monroe doctrine and of the Mexican republic
General Santa Anna, we think, is entitled TO
some special recognition by the citizens of New
York who believe in the speedy and permanent
removal of Maximlian, crown and throne, bag
and baggage, Fre1 cb, Austrians, Belgians,
TurC os and all. from the soil Of Mexico
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Spain and South America.
From me tribune.
Spain seems to be not yet sufficiently humbled
by her ignominious defeat at Callao, but is
picking a quarrel with another OF the South
American republics. Two rigates, we are in
formed by the latest news from Havana, were
gong to Venezuela, to demand satisfaction for
some slleged wrong to the Spanish Legation In
that country. .
1t is surprising that the spaniards should still
fail TO appreciate the effect OF their disgraceful
conduct towards South America, though all the
rest OF the world sees it. We gave in Wednes
days Tribune note from the Government OF
the Argentine Republic to that of Spain, on the
bombardment OF Valparaiso. Hitherto, the Ar
gentine Republic had remained neutral in the
war between Spain and the Pacific republics OF
South An erica, and had thereby given great
o1ense to the Government and the peoples OF
the allied republics. But when the news OF the
bombardment of Valparaiso reached Buenos
Ayres, public opinion strongly urged the GOV
eiDment to join the alliance, and we learn from
the Buenos AyIes papers that the Government
would probably be compelled to abandon its
neutral policy.
The Impulse which the aggressive policy of
ST. ain has given to the spirit OF patriotism and
independence throughout South America is
unparalleled in the history OF those republics.
There are now signs OF progress which the for
mer history of these countries never presented.
1t becomes more and more probable that most
OF the republics will soon establish a contedera-
tion with one central government which, by
the consolidation OF all their navies and by the
fortifcation of the chief seaports, will soon be
able 70 assume the aggressive instead of the de.
fensive. The papers OF all South and Central
America vie with each other in devotion to the
american Cause" and public opinion is rapidly
becoming unanimous. We believe the pros
poets of South America were neverso brilliant
as at present. and that the great Improvement
in their situation is due chiefly to the Spanish
aggressions which were meant to over whelm
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TIE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.
Spain and South America.

COUPLED lvrRr DAY FOR lvrn1Ne rrIronArn.
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In the labor OF recuperation. The republic
cannot afford 70. dispense Rith the services Of
the most energetic intellectpal, and iniiu-
ertial Of the citizens Of the South. ltlwould
be a mOckery OF republicanism 70 dictate to
the Southern people in ther Election OF Re
personalities, and It Is folly 30 expect that
they will Voluntarily give their sutfragee to the
iavorites and henchmen of Northern faction.
But no concession or equitable adjustment is 10
be hoped from the radicals. They love power
too wen to sacrifice it for the welfare OF their
country. A full and perfect Congressional re-
presentation would leave them in minority in
the National Legislature, and under the crcum-
stances, it Is natural they should be unwilling
TO risk o battle in the legislative halls.
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The Mexican QuestiOn-PrOnunciam
OF General Santa Anna.

From the Herald.
General Santa Annals pronunclamento to his
countrymen brings him again prominently into
the foreground among the leading actors in
the Mexican drama. His objects are to define
his position, what il has been and what it is; TO
vindicate his public course in and out of Mexico
as that OF faithful Mexican to make it known
that he has emerged from his place of exile in
order TO serve the cause OF the republic, which
he first proclaimed over forty years ago, and to
do what he can to heal all dissensions and unite
all parties among the Mexican people in the ey-
pulsiOn OF MaXimilian and his VIII ole foreign es-
tablishment from Mexican soil, and in the re-
establishment OF the republic "In the halls of
the MonteZumas.n
The vindcation advanced by General Santa
Anna, OF his conduct in reference to the triDar-
tue intervention OF England, France, aud Spain,
ought 10 Oe satisfactory even to his Mexican
enemies. In the matter of the French interven.
non he mas, In the simple fact of his expulsion
from mexico by Marshal BazRIne, good ans wer
against all VINO accuse him of inhdelitv To iha
Republic. What other ambition than the goaS
OF his country could have influenced him in
coming at this time out of st. Thomas when ali
the political and military honors and distinc.
tons which generous country could give have
over and over again been conferred upon him
But there is a little Mexican clique at Washing
ton (tbe Romero-J uarez clique) and a Mexican
Clique IN this city, that have been raising a con
siderable outcry against General Santa Anna as
a 'yrant, usurper, and most treacherou.
Mexican.
These men have a good deal of presumptiop
toI as the founder of the Mexican republic Gene
rai SANTA Anna holds. If not to the same exteu
el ~ Tue rela'lon to Mexico of Washington 10 tn,
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TNtEfS Locust and Broad Mountain Coal ~ ali sisss
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lowest mars e ptt-es 294O u. to the Toa
kIz--- AL t.bIs bu yiLS ss-HbsEs Al-o Hickory, Uas
49, tiae WIZ BARNS Coal OitiSa
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kli Wilson. BrEndy~in Hd. lance Daispaib.
SbTiltiaHa~ HI lanes Webb, Samuel Bar. h, Z.
eIi hoCabr. MIL Greek Id john :. Williamson.
white Clay Creek HI George q. rybOut. New Castl.
HID, CuTus B. Elison, renoadrr Hid John a. CLARK.
Red Lou. ia DR.. WIN cummur SMYRNA Thomas
murphy, st. Georges HI. Charles T. Fleming, Peter
F, Causey Milford j. p, CDmseys, Dover Charles Tun
neil Georgetown.
AoENTs-A. well for receiving Applications for In
-arsure aB dues OF members
Wilson. Brandy wine. HID Robert MeCAbs. MAI
Crock HID James DalspiaiD. CnristianA lid JOha ..
williamson white Clay Creek. HID Curtis Ellison,
tsneater HID Red Liod ST, ueorges, Id Appoluini-
mlnk Hundreds Joseph Griath, Smyrna James
CriPpenl New Castle I'd. Charles 7. flemining. Nh
ford, ChItte- ruHnol dsorsetowB. Henry TODD,
Comm HnieauuH Ssneral bus!n addressed 10 The
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