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HURT.-Mr. Jos. Miller, pump maker,
nesday last, by a beam falling on his head,
while assisting to raise new barn on the
farm Of Mr.. Busch, few miles from town.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE,

THE undersigned, having been appointed Officer
I of Registrati IN of Voters for the Eighth Election
District q" Cecil county, hereby gives notice that he
will attend at
MOUNT PLEASANT,
on Tuesday aud Wednesday, august FIST and 22aA
from o'clock Nm, to o'clock Pm. and on TUES
DAY and WEDNESDAY of each successive wrrl
during the same hours, until the 3rd Wednesday of
September, inclusive, for the purpose of revising,
and correcting the list Of Voters for the EIGHTH Flee,
ton District of Cecil county.
WILLIAM WAY,
Register Eighth Election District OF Cecil county
Aug II, lSiti--tslD
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

TIE understand having been appointed Officer
of Registration of Voters for the Fifth Election
DIHtrlr Of Cecil county, hereby gives notice that he
will attend nj
NORTH EAST,
on 7'c~iay Gad l'ctaeslry ip}St tn Gnd sit,
from O'Clock \. to o'clock p ~, and on tt ES-
DAY and " EDNESpAY of each successive week
during the sH'ne hours. until the ard Wednesday of
september. inclusive for TIA" purpose of revising
aud correcting the list Of Voters Tor the Fifth Flee.
ton District Of Cell county.
GEORGE Il. HOWARD
Pccst"r Fifth Election District of Cecil conntv
Aug I, lSG6-tsl9
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

THE undersigned, having been appointed Officer
I of Registration of Voters for the Seventh Election
will attend TT the
TOWN HALL, in PORT DEPOSIT,
On Tucsday and Wednesday, .iug,st 7th and stu
from o'clock 4. NJ. to 5 O'Clock p w. and on TUES
DAY and WEDNESDAY OF each successive week
during the same hours, until the ,rd "Wednesday of
september, inclusive for the purpose of revising
and correcting the list of Voters for the Seventh
Election District of Cecil comfy
ALONZO SNOW
Register Seventh Election District of Cecil county
Aug |, lS66-tsl9
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed Officer
Z OF Registration of Voters for the Third Election
District of Cecil county, hereby gives notice that he
sill attend at the
COURT HOUSE. IN ELKTON,
On 9i~SiW and Wednesday,, august III alri stu
from o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock p. NJ. and on TT ES
DAY and WEDNESDAY of each successive week
Turing the same hours, until the 3rd Wednesday of
september, inclusive, for the purpose of revising
and correcting the list OF Voters for the Third Flee
tion District Of Cecil county. }. r. BROWN
i'"ri. ~ Third Election District Of Cecil county.
Aug ], lS6G-tsl9
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FIRE.-The dwelling house of Mr..

TIHE.-I nc uWUIIIHS HUuS5 OF MT.
Thomas NJ. Calvert, near Charestown, in
this county, with all its contents, was con
sumed by fire, during the temporary absence
Of the family, on Monday, the 9th inst. He
has lost his all, and is far advanced in years.
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Expensive.

Now the cable is laid. all desire to behold
Transatlantic intelligence not an hour old
And all persons n message would like if the charge
Was not, for the present confoundedlv large.
But the tariff of prices is never found nigh
At PkRRY 4 Co.'S where the mlttituie buy,
And few people themselves from good clothing
debar,
Since they found out there was such place as the
STAR.
full line Of seasonahlp Clothing oa hand. compris-
ing much finer grades of Linens ALp,cAs than arr,
usually gotten NJ for ready nade sales as well Us the
usual stock of lower-priced goods
PERRY & co.,
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
LOW PRICES AND FASHIONABLE g )OuS,
609 Chestnut St, Sign Of the Star,
Aug II, lSd6-lw PHILADELPHIA.
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CONSUMPTION.

WONDERFUL CURE OF CHILD Two AND A
HALE! Hale YEARS OLD. GENTS ;-hIy grandchd, a lit
Me-. in January, 1865. No one could tell what was
the matter with her. But she was much pressed for
breath had hard, tightcough; could not raises her
throat troubled hor greatly; She seemed to be filling
up, and though attended by the bost physicians in
Portland. they could not help her, and She declined
and for some flnee months was not expected to live
Her doctors, and at length her friends. gave up all
hopes Of her recovery. She was brought home to my
house in Pihpsburg, lie. We tried Cod Liver OIL but
the effect seemed rather opposite from good. Shonow
could not move Ecr hand so reduced was she. was
taking Iarookah's Syrup at the time. acd commenced
giving it to her, and in a week, she showed quite
change for the better. and continued giving it to
her. She gradually improved and is now perfectly
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DR.. KNIGHTS
ORIENTAL HAIR RESTORER

Is the only preparation in uso which invariably
CHANCES GRAY AND FADED HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
COLOR. Its effects arc SO UNIFORM AND SPEEDY, as
to be regarded almost MIRACULOUS.
It gives universal satisfaction single trial proving
its superiority over all other hair articles offered to-
the public under similar names.
Lieut.. E. G. White. writes from Eastport, Nc
April II. 1866: 'Thuugh but twentys years of age
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Rev. Edward Orr, writing from Alexandria, Va.
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ry In the preparations of the Oriental Hair Rest0T
ca the most costly matcriol is used. and pains arr
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Who WAS JENNY Pin that rare collec.
ton Of good things, the first volume of Sar.
gents Seen Series" entitled 1.-THE Emerald
ind the following poem by Leigh Hunt
Jenny kissed me when wo met, M
jumping from the chair she Sat in:
Time, you thief who love to get
Sweets into your list, put that in!
Say TIM weary, say I'm sad;
Say that health and wealth have missed mo.
Say I'm growing old; but add
Jenny kissed me l 3aG o @ q
quote the above lines, because since death
has removed the Jenny referred to, it will be
no breach of good manners to say that she was
Jane Welsh Carlyle, wife of Thomas Carlyle
the celebrated author The occasion on which
this celebrated kiss was given was when Leigh
hunt brought her the intelligence that the
British government had given a life pension
70 ner husband. Mrs. Carlyle at once impul-
sively jumped up and kissed the Venerable
bearer OF the good Correspondence
Boston Transcript. p'E
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CURIOUS INCrDENT AND CoINcIppNcE

3 b
Mr.. IL. Harmon, doing business, we
believe, aspension agent on Exchange street,
at about ten O'Clock that night set about re-
moving his office effects to the basement of
the Post Office building, and while eXpe-
riencing some little delay in getting his desk
through doorway, found, to his amaze
ment, his retreat cut off completely by the
madly careering flames. With his son and
two fishermen, who were assisting him, he
passed to the front doors of the building
opening to the Post Office boxes, only to
find escape equally impossible here.
AllEfour then bravely set to work filing
buckets from well in subterranean apart
ment of the building and carrying water to
all the exposed parts of the edifice in the
upper stories-and by almost superhuman
exertiOns till o'clock in the morning fought
and well nigh conquered the flames in the
highest story They exerted themselves
till, ag Mr.. III. says,iit seemed to him as if
he could net ascend those stairs again if
the salvation of his life depended upon it.
BY this time they were able to make
known to persons outside the condition of
things, and with assistance thus rendered
the fire in the third story which had begun
to get Roadway, was checked, and the rest
of the structure saved.
The coincidence is, that during the terri
BILE fire at Gloucester in ga, this same Mr..
Harmon was occapying room in Uncle
Sans customs building, and by somemeans
during the confusion was locked in without
the power OF escaping. He then as now set
vigorously to work at every point of dam
ger, and 1t was the means, as the Collector
himself said, OF rescuing Unavailable
orty from the devouring element.
We think, while he is successful in pro-
curing pensions for others no more meri-
torious than himself, some of his &c, 900, 900
cousinsshould apply for one in his case.
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healthy child. People were astonished to GOO what
effect the medicine had on this child and to see hor
believe to be the best medicine for Puimonarv com
plants in the world eO-'
'' Yours. H.LARABEE, Phipsburp. Ale.
Space will permit the publication Of but 1.-THE Of
the certificates which are constantly coming in from
all quarters Of the globe Patients will find the most
conclusive evidence of the value OF this remcdy i'm
trial Of it, which will cost but tric, and which may
yield priceless results.
pared g by pH. r. KHIGHTS NJ D., CIomss, Srerose
Mass, end sold by all druggists.
DR.. Larookahs Sarsaparilla Compound.
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Stomach, Side and Bowels, General Debility. Utcr-
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all complaints arising Oh resulting in
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1t is dolbo the strength of any other Sasaparilla
medical faculty rs the best and cheapest Blood pnri
fer extant. { ft,eg .+- -ea-ts,,f5 -t.Y
In brief. no remedy has ever been devised SO power.
tu to combat and eradicate that class of diseases
which arises from disordcred condition of the Di-
gestvc Assimilativc Organs or from Impure blood
as Lrrookah's Sarsaparilla Compound, prepared by
E. n. KNIGHTS, MsD, Chemist. :
Price $500 per bottlo.-c bottles for $ 5ee. '''sS
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Swcctser Somucl Rolfe, j. y. Gilbert and C. T. Co
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The author of paper in the Cornhirl Mag
azine, upon the painful topic of "Criminal
Women, |" sums up the philosophy ofthe matter
in sentences: IAN educated woman is almost
unknown IN prison" ''''''''
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RANcon Mnu1x 1cac

.HA BANGOR, May Is, 1866.
MRS. ADMINISTRATION Madam :---Wheu yoli
were in Bangor last summer called to see you with
a child Of mine that had been sick for four years.
had taken her to number of physicians, and none
could tell what allied her or even her symptoms You
examined her case, and told me exactly her symp-
toms from the commencement of her sickness which
we're very peculiar; also told me that there was
something alive in her, and also said there was num-
Der OF them, and told me that she drank them from
rain-watcr cistern. You said that you would not
warrant 4 cure, but would try and do the best YOU
could for her. She commenced taking your medicine
in August last and from that time until December,
the child has passed OFT large quantities of what we
call Iddpolcs, from rain water, and / think and am
certain that the child must have died had it not been
Tor you. And advise every body to see Mrs. Man
ing the condition of person diseased better than any
physician that have ever heard Of My child is now
perfectly healthy. Please have this published and
let the world know that thece is one who practices
what they profess to- ~. lt. eaf.s 49,. liz 4, q
Very truly and gratefully yours
GEORGE l.. MARTIN,
augl0ood MARY T.. MARTIN.
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ASTHMA 6 sHORTNEss OF BREATH

ISAAC II. EyENs writes from Bangor, Me-, under
date March q, 1861: 'For ten years was afflicted
with Asthma and Shortness of Breath. MY cough
skeeton and my friends lost all hopes Of my recoyc-
ry. As 4 last resort tried IGlrookah's Pulmoic Sy-
rup Following your directions closely, soon began
three large bottles am entirely well and able to fol-
low my usual occupation. i have felt no symptoms
OF relapse. although it is more than year since
acknowledge that with Gods blessing am indebted to
you for my life. You at liberty to publish this for
the benefit of others who are similarly afflicted
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IAprn 8, 1865

This is 10 certify that have been cured of Catarrh
in tho worst form, by Mrs. Manchester. have been
to New York and Boston, have paid out large Of
money and was never benefited, but in most all cases
my case was bad one, the tubes in the throat and
upper parts Of the lungs had become very much af-
fectcd, all of which 1 knew was the case COM
mcncetl taking her medicine in june and can truly
say Tint am now well man. I am a trader and in
the ha bit Of talking great DEAL and her curing me
will b, the means Of hundreds of dollars in my pock-
cts, as now can talk without hurting me. 90 and
consult her, and you will be perfectly satisfied.
y. shu0 S. H. STEPHENS, Belfast. Nc.
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DIR. j. B. HUGHES
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II Pg'ebze Street,
Near the PpebIe Hons.

w I AZ nc can be consulted privately. and with
honrs a;, utmost confidence by tie afflicted, at all
DR. IT Ga,,y, anu from A. nj. to p. NJ.
o.h addresses those who are SUFFERING under the
;mnro OF private diseases, whether arising from
Deyon connection mn or the terrible wee Of scfabuse
the neca s enlre time to that particular branch of
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The Eye, Ear, Catarrh
TIL IL @ A r.
Mrs. Manchester
THE INDEPENDENT
Ola IR Y o YA N T.!
Eclectic P7aysici09a /!

From CTS Broadway, New York, has returned to
Portland and can be consulted at her Office, No. II
Clapp's block. 8f 40 eaa5 {
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Pensions, BOataaties,
P R IL E WI q N E Y !!
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIM AGENCY
OF ,.s ra-ffs
z. *. HARMON r
Established in 1850. M a s9ftta

4 N| u
on NTY M ONEY. 8fr
Soldiers who enlisted for three years and have re-
ceIved only 500 U. S. Bounty, can obtain 800
more. Those who enlisted for two years, and have
received only $780, obtain $50; also the same sums
to those who enlisted for the above terms and were
discharged by reason of wounds received while in line
OF duty. Those who were killed died in service OF
have died since leaving the service OF wounds or dis
case, contracted while in service, the same bounes
can be obtained for their widows, children or parents
in the order named.
WIDOWS PENSIONS.
Widows now receiving SIS per month can obtain Sc
addltlonal per month Tor each child under sixteen
years OF age. In all cases where deceased soldier OF
sailor has left two or moro children, whose mother
has did or married again, said increase of SO pei
month Gun be obtained for said children.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS PENSIONS
All Soldiers aud Sailors who are totally and per-
mulently disabled SO rs to be unable to perform any
manual labor. caii obtain cnsion Of 500 per month
And all such who have lost hand Or 4 foot or who
arc totally and permanently disabled in either can
obtain pension Of SIS per month. 6t aastff} s.
All advice tree. Fees from So to $40, according Ii
the trouble and expense in prosecuting the claim and
no charge made unless successful. Applications
should be made in person by letter to the under
signed, at
NO. ~ MARKET SQUIRE, :.
Opposite the Old City Hall.
About Jan. 1st, 1861 my ONCE will be at the old
stand in Jose Block, No. ~ Exchange Street.
l,;5,.a.st u. X. HARMON.
fortland, August 1866. alp22d&Wtf
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CERTIFICATES or CURES

? 81 Forty Years. Deafness Cured.
This is to certify that was deaf for forty years.
and that Mrs. Manchester has entirely restored nv
hearing, for which am thankful. Before called to
see Mrs. Manchester, could only hear when persons
who addressed me would speak very loud right into
my ear. Now can hear as well rs did before was
afflicted at all. The beating and buzzng which at
tended my deafness, and made it disagTecabc has
entirely subsidized am now "a years OF are and re-
side in st. John. New Brunswick.
.5t.sa :asa Is JAMES ANDERSON.
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DIR. KNTGHTS'
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NO. YARMOUTH ACADEMY
YARMOUTH, ME.

TIE FALL TERRI COMMENCES sEI'TrR
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r f9r Rooms and Board iu 'RusseIl Hail." apply to
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b--lh ALTA MTG i.f' 20
Mutual Insurance Company.
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JANUARY. 1866,

lnsures against MARINE and INLAND Navi
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The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
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The Dividend was 10 per cent in each Of the years
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United States and State of New-York Stocks, City,
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BRONCHITIS AND CATARRH.

X A. w. HARRIS, writes from whale-ship s.IIldora
do March II, 1860: shaving suffered for four years
with bronchitis and Catarrh i'll their most aggravat-
ing forms, feel it my dutyto state that have been
permanently cured by the use OF Larookah's Pull
monic Syrup. had paid large sums to physicians
and for so called Caarrah Remedies, but ultf used
the Syrup ] experienced no relief"
TION OF THE LUNGS, PAIN fN THE
SIDE NIGHT SWEATS, HOARSE-
NESS. &c.
From Rev. b. +. BowLEs, Manchester. II. H;
"The bottle of Dr. Inrookahs Pumonic Syrup, YOU
so kindly sent me- has been tried for hoarscness with
very good results; for this would confidently recon-.
mend it, n{ta 500 s3fs 2aFI ! n
From Rev. 7. a. LAMpItER. North Hero, Vt. ~
have used Iaroosalfs Syrup, and feel under oblig,-
ton frankly to acknowledge its excellence While
using your syrup. have enjoyed better health than
had enjoyed Tor years. have had slight attacks Of
hoarscness, but the Syrup would soon remove it,
find it mild and safe remedy also in Spasmudic
Bilious attacks to which am constitutioially sub-
ject." 8e aiu 5 III
Z. w. FIELD, Esq, writes from Virginia City
Coloiado Marci H. 1865: IL feel very grateful t6i
having IarookahIs Pulmonic Syrup near mo, my
lungs being weak and demanding the most yigilant
care believe the Syrup the remedy for Pull
moiary Complaints that has ever been made availa-
Die to the afflicted"
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WHOOPING COUGH.

y. W. MAYER Of Carleton, N. e., writes Dec.
1860: MY son, five years DID, was few months since
saw more distressing gave him T1,rookaI's
Pulmolic syrup according to directions and be-
gan to sec improvement. The Cough became easier
the treer and in two weeks the malady
WAS entirely orercome., ., -
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GROUP.

Oct. O. 1864: 'During last winter three OF nv chill
drcn were attacked with Group and from the violence
OF tho symptoms, they wcIc pronounced to be in
much danger. AT the instance OF our pastor. Rev.
MI. Stiles, tried Tarookah's Pulnonic Syrup. which
promptly relieved them, and i'll very short time they
entirely recovered. In gratitude for the benefit con-
ierrcd, cannot refrain from making this testimony
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DIR. Daycis,

- -I---W IIIIS IsEMUVED TO HIS 1000
NEW OFFICE 13 1-2 FREE ST.
Office hours from III o'clock A. NJ. to1 p. NJ, and
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az Special attention given to the Diseases aud
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