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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15
From Canada-The Fenian Excitement-Invasion
Imminent-Run the Banks, &C., &c.

Immlnent-Kuh OH the BuHKs' NC'' &c.
New YORK March 14.-The Commercials Toronto
despatch says: The authorities are said to be in
possession of the startling intelligence that thou
sand Fenians will cross the border as soon as the
weather permits and will be Joined by sympathzers
in Canada. Government detectives are on the alert
ON this side of the line, and keep the Canadian au-
thorities informed of the movements OF the enemy.
The panic shows no abatement. serious run for
gold has commenced on the banks throughout the
provinces. The Government is helping the banks
with specie"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15
DOUBLE VISION sPECTACLEs.
CONCAyO.CONVEX ELIIPSIS.

Superior to any other in constructed in accordance
with the science and philosophy Of nature in the pecu-
liar form ofa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15

PA SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We can con.
seientously recommend TO those suffering from ais.
tressing cough DR.. sricklands Melhuous Cough Bal
sam 1t gives relief almost instantaneous and is with.
al not disareeable to the taste There is doubt but
the aeiauous Cough Balsam is OF the best prera
raonS In use and is all that its proprietor claims
it, We have tried 1t during the past week, and found
RELIEF rom most distressing cough. 1t is prepared by
DR.. Strickland No. lS9 Sycamore ST., Cincinnati Ohio
and for sale by Druggists. octsJ.ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15

Admirably adapted to the Organ Of Sight and perfectly
the eye aordng altogether the best artificial
help TO the human vision ever invented.
Sold only by the Professor OF optics and Spectacle
Manufacturer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15

have given the Plantation Bitters to hum
dreds OF our disabled soldiers with the tonshng
effect @. w. II. ANDREWS,
Supt Soldiers Home Cincinnati, o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15
P REMOVAL.

Up REMOVAL.
L. L. MONTAGUE & SON.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
Have removed to their new building on
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,
Where they will be pleased to receive orders from
their friends and the public generally, for work OF al
kinds in their line.
Terms moderate.
jan24-tf LII. MONTAGUE & SON.
iD@HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved itselfo be the most perfect pre-
paration for the hair ever offered to thu public.
It vegetable compound and contains no inJu ions
properties whatever.
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIRTOITs ORIGINAL
COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair son. lusrou,
and silken.
1t Is splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail TO use It.
1T IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
h6-As for Halls Vegetable sieilian Hair Remover,
and take no other.
R.P. HALL CO.,
Nashua N. II, Proprietors-
For sale by all druggists nov9I .s,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15
SPECTACLES.

ballard HOUSE.
AIDES ESTRANcE-F1Rsr FLooR-RooN No. l5l.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15
JoNEW GOODS NEW GOODS
AT JOHN C. MILLER's,
CoRNEE MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.

Call and examine the fresh and desirable stock OF
DRY GOODS,
Just opening suitable for the present and approaching
seasons.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15

The Republican Conservatives and the Fanatics
Compromise with the President--The Disunion-
lists TO be Thrown Overboard--The Plumber at
Stake, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15

i5sA r f S 7 D &c A Y-PERFUMED
Breath, Sound and Healthy Gums, Pearly White Teeth.
Relief and freedom from TooTHAcHR can be obtained
by using DowDEN's DENTAL FLUID. Recommended
by Dentists and Physicians everywhere superior to
the injurious compounds in use Price 30 cents For
sale by all Druggists.
Recommended by Drs. Peasants, Woodward, Steel,
Hudson, &C., &C., Of Richmond.
jan2-3m PEYTON JOHNSTON A REQ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15

iT9 BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The orr.
ginal and best in the world The only true and per.
feet Hsir Dye. ia MESS Reliable and Insantaneous
Produces Immediately splendid Black or Natura
Brown, without in.aFing the hair skin. RemedI
the III effects Of bad dye. Sold by all Druggists
genuine IS signed william a. Bachelor. Also,
REOENERATIyG EXTRACT OF MLLE-PLy o
For Restoring and Beautifying the Ha,
CHARLES BATCJ ,vyoo
- New York,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15

= have been great sufferer from Dyspep-
sla, and had to abandon preaching.
The Plantation Bitters have cured me.
REV. ]. S. CATHORN. Rochester, N. 7.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15

VESSELS CLEARED coAsrwIsB.
BALTIMORE March l3.-schooner j. Van SAINT, Gal.
loway, for Richmond, Va, D. p. Keeling.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15

Thou wilt send me two bottles more Of
thy Plantation Bitters My wife has been greatly bene
fitted by their use. Thy friend,
ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PHILADELPHIA, March l0.-The Cross Ledge light
vessel was anchored at her station the 9th inst.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15
The New Hampshire Election Decreased Repub-
Moi

CONCORD, n. H. March 1880 P. M.-Returns
from large number of towns indicate that Smytll.
the Republican candidate for Governor is reelecte ed
by from five to six thousand majority.
The Republican majority in the Legislature will
be very large.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15

BbLUW.
Schooner Maria is reported below, beating up.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15

lst THE ONLY TRUE LENS KNOWN, BEING PERFECTLY
free from chromal.c light, well known o be the
cause of injury to the vision, and which makes the
change from Spectaces Glasses OF stronger power so
,flen required we both and distant objects are
seen With equal facility through the same glasses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-08
Cotal affairs.
Commemorative published state

Commemorative published a state
mcnt last week, furnished by our local re-
portcrs, that the Mccullough Iron Com.
pany's works at North East had suspended
operations for the present, along with other
iron manufactures in the county. This
report, 1t appears, was incorrect, the mills
Of the company being in fill operation, -one
only having been stopped for y few days for
purpose Of making some improvement to the
work. We are sorry that such a mis-. state
ment should have crcpt into our columns, as
it may have had tendency to injure the
company, by giving out the impression that
they had suspended business We will be
careful in future that no similar statements
shall find their way into The Wig without
positive assurance Of their correctness.
The Mccullough Iron Company do an
immense business at their works ut North
East and Rowlandsvilc. in this county. and
the stoppage Of their mills would be severely
felt by the large number of persons in their
employ, and by the business, the large
amount of capital they dsburse in the county,
aids to sustain.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-08
The First Day in Congress.

The following summary Of the first day S
work of the present session will give our
readers an idea Of the determination and
energy to arrest the spirit Of usurpaton,
which characteristics the Accidental occupant
of the Presidential chair, and to establish
the government on the basis which has been
indicated by the loyal people who preserved,
and alone have the right to indicate the
policy Of the government:
Congress rcasscmbIed on Monday, in the
presence Of an immense mass of spectators.
In both Houses the attendance was unusual
~ large for the first day Of the session. In
the Senate the newly elected Senators from
New Jersey, Vermont and New Hampshire
appeared and took the oath of office. Mr..
Sumner called up the bill establishing uni
versal suffrage in the District, but objection
was made. A similar objection was made
to taking up the House bill repeating the
President powcrto grant amnesty to traitors.
After the reading of the Presidents message
the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, immc.
dlatcly after organization, Mr.. Elliot, OF
Massachusetts introduced u bill, which was
promptly la,scd-aycs IL, nay 29--rcpcal.
ing the law which permits the President to
extend amnesty or pardon TO traitors before
trial or conviction. 4 resolution was odnnt.
ed calling Tor the correspondence in relation
to the discovery and arrest of John II. Sur.
RAFT. Mr.. Boutwell, introduced for reference
bill TO provide for the sale of rold by
directing the Secretary of the Treasury to
sell s. 900, 900 Of cold every Monday morn
ing in New York, in parcels not to exceed
$l0,0OO each and providing that no sale OF
gold b. made in any other way. and that no
ooo,ooo. Mr.. Schcuck introduced Il bill req
ula.mg the time of meeting OF Congress, and
providing that the i'orticth Congress shall
assemble ON the 9Th of March next. Mr..
Kelley, Of PENNSYLVANIA, introduced Il bin
to create and organized Department to be
called The Department Of Internal Revenue.
1t give, the appointment Of Chief Commits
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-08
BATTLE SWAuP, Dec. 9TH, 1876

Mn. EDITOR "A certain Catherine Nc.
Cullough, from the ''Emerald Isle" called
1T the Swamp on u Saturday night for IL pint
Of whisky, and having plenty of money was
invited into the bar room, and being very
liberal, she proposed treating the 'stool
pigeons y and after several treats she began
to get rather lively, and then produced a
stone jug aud asked for a quart, which the
obligns landlord kindly sold her. BY this
time the Sabbath was about TO usher in. and
like all good landlords, not willing to have
rum drank at his bar on that day, proposed
TO put her out or to bed, and as the night
was dark she concluded to go to bed. About
four o clock The landlord heard her making
noise, and found she wanted more rum.
He would not sell her any more, but gave
her the basket with the three pnts Of whisky
in it, and put her out in the dark, locked the
door and went to bed. This, believe, was
his evidence before the inquest. 1t appears
she never reached her home; but within
three HUNDRED yards Of the tavern she was
found dead Il week after, with jug and bottle
both empty, and her corpse lying in a fence
corner.
But the most remarkable thing about this
affair was not that A. & L. were al the inquest,
but that y. aud +, were not--nor did they
know anything about it until after she was
buried. Here We omit a portion Of the
letter, ii not being very clear in its allu,
sions. Ed. Now you will see, Mr.. Ed.
tor, am not i'll the habit of writing com.
municaiions for papers, and if any one is
green enough TO get offended at this, let
him call on the subscriber. CArAriAsM.
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DICKENS s CHRISTMAS STORY
In every Saturday.

"MuGUY .lUNcroY' Dclions's Christmas story for
lsiG i, published complete" in the 10th number OF
EVERY SA1lRpr. A. SIr. Dic,"n-'- contribution to
the story this year occupies larger portion of the
volume than usual it is safe to predict that MuGhy
Junction will prove even more popular than amy
of lis predecessors. The first fol tales in the col.
lection from The pen Of tho inirnirahc boz
These episodes are written in the authors hnppcst
vein Many Of the characters introduced TO the
reader vi at once take their places III literature
beside such immortal creations Mr. Pirkwick -
:" Little Nell and oliver Twist The sketch en-
titled BarhoN Brothers, is ono OF those delicious
lessons which Dickens teaches admrmbly.-
Young Jackson" "phn,Hc,' and amp" With
his periodical FOUNDERS" become pcraonal
friends Immediately. Little Polly, the lost child,
whose name is not TrivitH, Is conception charm
Ing NJ anything IN mat marvellous RIGS Of novel.
which We never weary oil pcrueinS. The Whimsical
description Of tho E"rEfSIMtNT R,nM, with stale
pastry, and poor Mr.. swift will make MrGBY Ju>u.
rIoN i1yoritc Sopping-plare this year for many
delighted reader.
This Story appears in LIVERY SATURDAY seven days
previous 70 it. appearance in England. The Publish,
ors evidently inioEd by such enterprise TO give the
readers of EVERY SATURDAY more promptly than they
can obtain from any othor source the best and most
attractive of the good things in European Plrind-
Gals Terms = wear; Sin"l" Copies, 10 cents
Address Ticlnor Fields Publishers, Boston, Mass
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Compensation 10 hNyai s2aye
Owners

The Secretary Of War, in bis report, men
tons the appointment Of commissioners in
Maryland, Tennessee aud Kentucky, to adjust
the claims Of loyal owners Of slaves enlisted
in the arm., under an act Of Congress grant
Ing compensation to such ''loyal' owners.
Congress, we sec, has taken the matter up,
and Il is Ii,cly will repeal the law. In view
Of the Loyalty chat Andy johnson has created
among that class Of citizens, the probability
is chat the Government would be robbed by
Thousands OF former slave owners, whose
pride wa. TO ''sympathsc with the South"
and curse Yankee soldiers.
John NJ. Miller, Eco, Of this town, has
been appointed one OF the commissioners to
adjust such claims in this State, and Judging
from the political company lie has been Ia
ken from, we presume the other commits
sioners are of the same class Of judges of
"lnyalty." who, not liking to confess their
action with disloyal slave owner; in the re-
cent johnson. Swan canvass, will conclude
that all slave owners who took part with jeff
Davis in the rebellion arc 'loyal," aud those
who favored the Radical idea Of putting
down the bcllon werc di3loyal. We think
that Congress will confer a great benefit on
the country by the repeal of the law author
iAing the payment of millions out OF the
treasury, protcsSedly to compensate ''loyal'
oyners of slaves enlisted in the army, as the
.uouey is sure, under the present board Of
commissioners in this Statc-and we doubt
not in TIC otleta--to go into the pockets Of
rnbelg
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49, ACRES OF LAND.
The Improvements consist ola
Stone House, f..ss1fN1

ont of repair; FRAME hARN, nearly ~ Efs
new aud other small outhuillings. &.esGs
This property being very convenient to the mar
kctS of Eikton, Newark. and Glasgow. affords tine
opportunity to any person Of small means de irous
t" begin Understanding.
THE TERMS OF SALE are :-"3a1 &C the pa..
chase money to be paid in cash the DAY of SALE.
and tn" remainder IN t"o equal ustnlmcn,. PAYABLE
respectively six and twelve months thcrrtr6ni; the
credit payments TO bear interest from the day Of
sale, and to be secured by tie Bonds OF Notes Of the
purchaser, with security ,Mh a. the Trustee lnay
approve or the purchaser may if he desires il. bay
Tia" whole purclas" money Oh the day OF sale. COST
III Deed, stamps, &C., to he paid by pure haSer
JAMES BLACK GROp1fE, Trustee
N.E.-A the same tim" and place. the subscriber
will Us Agent for the adult heirs of the said Jesse
tpIcGrayc sell all their Interest in FOUR AND 4
HALE ACRES OF LAND, lying in Delaware, adioin.
ing the above.
TERMS OF SALE.-SJO Of the purchase money to
he paid in cash, the remainder in equal nstalmentS
in six and welyc months, with interest to he secured
aforesaid. J. l.. GROgME Agent
NOTlCE.--Thc creditors of Jesse Updcgrovc de-
ceased, hereby notified to file tlcrrla against
said deceased. with the vouchers thereof in .ho
one" OF the Clerk OF tn" Circuit Court for cecil
county, on or hctor" hr 18th day Of April, lsHc.
Nov n lsGt--ta
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CECIL COUNTY NIGH SCHOOL,
ELKTON. MARYLAND.
REV. WALTER :. DElSDALF, s. NJ, p;

yTNHIS Institution has been rcorgauiHcd to
afford the citizens OF Cecil coUutNu opportunity
of securing II superior education for lhDr sons and
.lal.i,tnr.. The capaciuC- building hats been r"-
painted, and the School-rOum rcittci: and every,
.arility til believed. is nov possessed for "unmu-
nicating thorough instruction IN ali the NrlHt "'
adapted prepare pupils Tor Bus mess, for icac'-
ing OF Tor thc Classes Of College.
Tile arrangements Of the Central High school are
such that the advantages Of tho hest s. al mics MAJ
here be secured ut an almost nonin"! cost. BN9rd-
ing can he Obtained in IN" town at ra,"nihir rate.
Tie Scholastic year is divided int" f""r 'lu"rcrs OF
eleven weeks each.
The Tuition-Fcc for the fret on lowest class is
Three Dollars per quarter: for Va" sreon ci'"~.
-Four Dollars: and for tc third ria5-, fir" Dollars.
An additional charge per CuNrter VIII i't wHd" Tor
French and also for Draw ing and Printing Gas
hooks (cxccping for Optional slud'c~l STA; Query
aud Fuel. are supplied by the Board, at "a mUi"rat"
Charge per q,lartrr Until otherwise ordered. Pupils
from other Countce viii he admitted upon IT," "ut"
tnrui, a. the children Of Cecil County IN" RoorH al
SCHOOL Commissioners hay" r"Scrici TIM right I"
Introduce into the IliL: s'"IuU it+N ut "hJr-" -
,Iunhv. Of pupils from th" iHti,c schools ci the
county. WA",c attain:"nt- in their Stln,"H JistiII
~i,ch advancement, and who shpi l." rr""n3H"ni"d
hy the Commissioners of the Districts IN which the
schools ,hry attend are locatrd.
The regular Holidays appointed 'E II" board are
Washingtunr Rigth i'a!, fn-trr h"uIrE. Fourth 81
july, Thank giving DE-, .''''' Christmas Week.
BOARD or VISITORS -j,u.l,s T. NrCnilnunl.
ESQ. Hiram Mccullough, Er4r Z. j. J,umor Esq,
Dr Joscrh Wallace, Rev, lame, MeiH'ig".
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l.)ic0.

GROOME. At his residence, in Elkton, on
the 3O,h of November, JnHY C, GRooME'
in the 81 year of his age.
DORSEI.-At her residence, near Mount
Pleasant on the Ind inst, MARTHA f..
Dorsey, wife Of William Dorsey. aged 80
years, month and II days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-08

Hey" We call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement, in another column, Of
Messrs. Henry Raslic & Co. They are the
most reliable Furricrs in the city of Phia.
delpha their motto is .'Do unto others as
you would be done by" and any person
purchasing from them is sure to send his
friends. 1t is an old established Rrm, and
by the enorgy displayed by them in their
business, they now rank the king of Furricrs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-08
The Rural Gentleman.

A Monthly Journal, published by J. y. Rohnso, &
Co., Office No. " Eutaw street. Baltimore Md,
devoted TO Horticulture. Horticulture, Fruit Growing
stock Raising Agriculture, and housekeeping
Especial pains are taken to mako these several De
partmenis instructive and interesting, Terms ~ q
year, in advance; six copies -. Specimen uumbers
sent gratis. Energetic Canyasscrs wanted every
where to whom "a very liberal commission will be
allowed. For further information address rs above
enclnsinp slnlnp.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-08
Tisc Genuine, and the Spurious
A1sby.

The following letter was addressed to the
Io'elo Bla3e, and the answer given below
from the pen of the simon pure Nasty. re-
ceiyed a short time after in reply. The faint
attempt to initiate Nasty, by some dull cop
pcrhcad, through Tile Cecil DcmAru, few
weeks since. was perhaps noticed by some of
our readers, is the origin Of the corrcspon.
dcncc here given:
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OBITUARY.-The announcement of the

OBITUARY.-Thea announcement of the
sudden demise Of Col. John c. Groome, on
the evening of the Goth Of November. cast a
feeling of sadness over our whole communi.
ty. The deceased had been indisposcd for
several month. the greater part of that
time comi;od to his house-with chronic dis.
ease, but had. apparently, recently improved
much in health. But from unforeseen expo.
sure or iUprudence i'll diet, was again taken
violently i'll short time before his death,
which occurred suddenly on the evening of
the day above named. His remains were
placed in vault in the family lot in the bury.
ing ground Of the Presbyterian Church of
this town Oil Tuesday last, followed TO the
grave b. Il large circle ofrelatiycs and friends.
Col. Groomc filled large place in our
community, having for the greater portion
of his life made Elkton his place Of resi-
doncc. \, a member Of the MARYLAND Bar
the deceased occupied an advanced position
among his brother members Of the State
and by his devotion to the profession, legal
ability and integrity, amosscd Il large fortune
Not least among his shining qualities, and
the one that cndcarcd him most to the large
circle Of warm friends which were scattered
throughout this and ncighboriug States was
his genial, social qualities. An hour in his
company was an hour dedicated to enjoy.
mcnt. To his iuimtablc courtesy and bland,
ness of manner toward all whom he met
Col. Groomc owed much OF his success in
life.
When his standing as Il lawyer and large
acquaintance in all parts of the State are
considered, he gave politics but slight atten-
ton comparatively. 4 candidate iot Gov.
crnor, in opposition to Gov. Hicks, is, We
believe, the only time he was ever very
prominently before the public as All a. pira.t
for political hnnorS. The harsh, stormy
scenes of political life, with its crimiua.
tons and heart burning strife, had few
charms Tor Il sunny, social spirit like that Of
John c. Groomc. lie preferred to walk in
those plcasantcr paths of life where the
thorns Of public strife give way to the roses
Of affection aud social happiness. 1t is no
"xasgeratlon to claim for the object of this
sketch, when we consider his length of days
--G1 years the minority Of then devoted to
the active pursuit Of II lawyer, that few, if
any in the State, made fewer enemies and
greater number Of warm friends. His life is
lesson for those to study, who would pros
per i'll business, and live the centre of a
large circle of true, devoted friends.
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The Cecil Whig.
ELRTON, BECEMBER $, 1865.
Subscription, BILLS.

We have placed anumh"r ot tho.n hill- in the
hands of our collector Mr. lAmcs Denny, some Of
them dating two years back uui others for longer
time Mr. Denny will call upon those persons whose
accounts he has, in = few day, and we hope they ill
promptly pay TIA" Same, a@ "" are in need ut ,Ic
money. We place Subscription and other In. in IL
regular collector. hands Iyiy,tc agent, and
not rs a public officer and solely because we have
not time to watupon nur Subscribers and ADJ
patrons in person. We hope they will al clearly
understand this. We would greatly prefer to cali
upon them in person il il were in our power do 80.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-12-08
TRUSTEES SALE

o. virtue of = Decree OF the Circuit Court for Cecil
d county, i'll Chanccry the undersigned. as Tr,,s-
tee, will expose 1T Public sale, on the premises, ON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER lSth, 1856,
at o'clock r.N. all that PARCEL OF LAND where
of Mr.. Jesse tpdtGroye lately died seized, lying in
Cecil county. Maryland. on tn" Elktuu and Chrs.ianl
Turnpike, about miles from Elkton and contain.
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Not One Cent in Six Years.

Our machine has boon in almost constant usc for
nearly six years, and has not cost one cent for re-
pairs II has given great satisfaction Letter OF
Casper " Bil,Djaa No 1928 Heath ST., Philadelphia
March lG 1867, 70 the " illcoy Gibbs $. ". Go.