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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27

neghborhood OF First street. OF the Bowcry where
great number Of suddenly Appeared. within the
circle marked " and a the house In Broad street, In
the First ward, where there we're ten fatal cases.
marked l.
These several points marked by black circles
many nuclei and perhaps include all such where the
causes OF the epidemic we're generated and whence tho
disease spread Itself abroad as indicated by the dord
circles diminishing Ia It's force and the frequency OF IT.
attack And with these several sources OF the morbid
In the midst OF dense population II u not sur
prsng that the atmosphere Of the whole city should be-
come impregnated with the morbid influence and these
endemics result In a general epidemic.
IL cannot he denied that many occurring stimuli
taneousy at these several locations persons who
could have possible Intercourse with each other and
many OF them had not recently bech Of their i'm
mediate vicinity. Those who are acquainted with the
CITY ur--f vftn~r
filthy Of several OF these points % the ntempcr
ate dssolute and abandoned haos OF the inhabitants OF
Of them, OF the proyeba nth OF the streets
well AZ the houses In most OF these locations Where
these not obviously present the district
known 10 be made ground some local Of the
disease existed either In large nthy stable Chris
topher street, or N neghborng marches at Belle
vue. Harlem, YorkvAe, Williamsburg. Fiatbnsh and
clsewhers.
The cholera hospitals are designated on the map by
black spot with white point the II has been
thought unnecessary lay down any other streets
map, except those necessary for the object In view
Hence the rest Of the city only described by marking
the divisions OF the several wards and the prominent
thoroughfares
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A Cure Tor Cholera.


The following receipt Is In my opinion, Of zrca, I'm
portance to your citizens nj the present time
1he riiv-i.s 10 tAs
mcirE
Three draehms Of spirits Of camphor
Three dranhIns Of laudAnatD.
Threc drachms Of oil % turpcn,ine.
thirty drops of oh of peppermint Min and take a
teapoonfu In glass OF brandy and for diAr
rhga and Tablespoonful Ia weak brandy and for
cholera
Lose time In sending for medical attendance when
attacked and inform the medical Of what has been
taken
Tue above the whole OF the recipe and results given
with H.
IN addition would remark that the external spplca
ton rubbing the body well with brandy having
tsrd In should not be omitted In attack u cbolera
AZ precautionary preventive Il has been
obsfTyed that cholera does yst the vicinity u aul
phur mines and A. has been year. ago Published
70 put teaspoonfu % powdered sulphur dower q sui
phurl the stocking about thrice week, 20 that may
be absorbed by the loot and thus taken into the blood
tends prevs Mt the blood from assufan. tic change
cdcnt 10 cholera Tho sulphur should not BE- taken Ia
wafdly, that Affects the stomach This sulphur IL not
a remedy u 10 only preventive The feet should be-
kept dry oct OF door, 20 avoid taking cold whrn Cainz
the sulphur Wa. WHEELER HuBBELi.
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THE LOWER QUARANTINE.

Twenty-thrcc New Cases OF Cholera and
Two Dcaths-Reports OF Doctors swim
burne and Bisscli-NAmes OF the New
Patients-The Disease Assuming .
Milder Form, Sc.
There are at present board OF the hospital ship
ninety Of cholera being increase OF twenty
eight since the last published report But two deaths
had occurred board the Falcon, and have the
pleasing assurance that the disease is at last taking
mlder form. All progressing finely board Of the
England; sickness among the passengers and all Of
them In the best Of spirits
OFFICIAL REPORT OF DIR. BIssELL.
DR.. Biseen, the Deputy Health Officer, whose illness
reported in yesterdays HERALD glad to learn
much better at the last account and hopes
terained OF his speedy recovery He Is assisted In his
arduous duties by Dr. James Harcour DIR. Sprague and
Dr. Powell The following is Dr. Bisselrs official report
TO the Health Oficer:-
DIR. JoBs SwNBuRNE, Health 0hccr-
Sm-The following sick have been admitted since last
report in the floating hospital from steamship InnOis
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ruarariine revuisiiors a vyfser PIN uticb has
fh0un sach good results ~ sgfnsenf mrcffancs v
asmand serious afisrtiou, pot " censusnf
pfVfal leaving 0ui - dNcostob a. DE pfrsftt
tine TIE QUESTION 81 ia infs.ous coutsfe-s nstnrs
yheh " uot yes sstfed anrne ~ nesi rcisnt ~
Observers, must sfnA tla3 AZ ssebts . roftatsr
and sg.jsrt ~ q1Nrsstlne ftrsiafioua
Al prssrht mDnt ~ the fsnsnsnt tousre IN hm fly
are st~oiutsy un6t fof e<rufa1au sn1 tbsJ npny -
cift5fc mo three eiaYneu - FfNf uas@ vhlfhs ~ q
d fht md bcnfon and intfvs erbsht 10 fehtntpn fsn
- made battabie. as<on1. tboee thasi ~ ffrnnwfWe
tkn sod limited nanL~f ~ tstaris ese - nae
beaitbfui, and, laird. tbo.e shea ~ - f0wath "
ecsid - mace egsJ< - asar~foa ed 80 idis6
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past, bat VERY far from icing GOOD sanitary cctd
ton they should be- abd AZ the present time ar o
graceful Bfscf many q the b. entirety
repaired before they b. keps clean apd enirn
system q chanfed and vastly improved b~foe
give 70 the cry The prupf crnnage neoessary
for health and wheh, 0snr 70 or - uar geographical
position, ~ easily and eHcienuy done
The cholera, which has arrived within our bsrhof and
has been 20 near our shores within fsw reeu pa~.
nnchorr1 IN TIE BAY srd detained there Tbs cff,
which fps fnr ~ recepfion, VIA " nithy streets.
W. crUvted TENEMENT bou-s no otsfrurfsf s~~ers
the 6e<syng mar vsgsiabIs matter and sih ths
peculiar cordhlou ~ ehmsse, rtsfy " frfrad ~ IN
teetoos nfosncss into esldrle has thes betn IRE
served irsas ~ sac red stfafts ns1t u
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TO THt hbtToh oi NV HlhAips
TIvr POsfs H1trsr 90 lsbrsuY
l55 Worth street
A. The poor In sicknsss, many u them have not The
requisite facilities for the proper preparations 81 food
would thank you 20 STATE Ia your columns ihsi s
our intention 10 keep baud at al umss beef oa I'D
Indian oatmeal Cruel 10 BE- supplied 10 the cs oor
without charge should The cbolera ne cify any
other ARTICLES ~ nourshnsnt drennci dssfsbs f1f lie
tsck w tho hoard Of Health the med cal rfDisss.9n
vii b. added All that a D. NEEDED a. sbtain 80.
plies viii h. nrs from fhc ffnuifng physican
g HALLIDAY. rlr--ln nfenl
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fgerssn, AprA n, ihos
csrHn ss"-, - NJ ma -t'lsss ffsn ss,ssrss, 70.
i"'s 49, ~ is,faas ~ igtHi1as - ~ ehsssa "
a ~ho~nsf csrying its gagish nsg -hith, ovsrkssi.
80 BIN fsn asf 80 stsfh ssa sae~uslnsd his n.a..
ne a-gsn q ne ssbssssf thea bsul.s so~s A., a.,
On hsinf s@~a tis e-aasoa h~ rsytlss. ara, 800
hssaAas "~r~ Yen. tbsssh shs os.rs- u hs s..s.i
80 as ssi fas us v.r n c,sr u s1s sAoas.s -s-
snss uaiir isfrs 80 n~chsss ss.ss sna isrp.,.s.
sssaii'- 'sasss1 sssnsshihs uts pisas.
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Disa appearance OF Cholera from Port
land, Me.
Homeopathic Treatment OF Cholera.

To THE EDi1OH VT THE HERALD
VIII you allow 70 call the attention OF your readers
to the very strange remarks made by DR. Parker before
the Board OF Health reference tho propric,y OF
inviting the cooperation OF homeopathic physicians in
the treatment OF choeraS greatly surprised that he
dares offer TO the public so bold and blank insult In
view Of the great accumulation OF facts published
fully in your valuable Journal aud also In nearly all Of
the other journals in regard TO e results OF the treat
ment of cholera In Great Britain during the past year
prove positively that eighty per cent Of all cases
relieved and cured treated geographically.
quote his remarks published In your journal OF tho
18th "He (Dr. Parker not prejudced towards any
class OF the medical profession but did not think thorc
was any merit whatever In homeopathic treatment He
thoroughly educated that subject and knew such
70 be the casc. Now, MIR. Editor, Notwithstanding Dr.
Parker may be grossly ignorant OF the results Of
homeopathic treatment OF cholera as he processes,
bat YOU and YOUR readers know TO the contrary and
greatly surprised that man OF the Intelligence
he had been supposed 10 have could be so terribly gno
Of the truths that have been Published and
mentcd upon fully by yourself aud other lead ne
editors the results Of homeopathic treatment else
whers well in Great Britain, and that he should
presume at the cru al period 70 attempt before the
Board OF II aith 10 grossly msead the public and in
suit their mt 'ihgence IA reference 10 the Developments
In favor o homeopathic OF cholera cup
pose that ae Can wrap the cloak OF ancient bgotry and
ignorance noe public that NO win dispute his
authority. Ana N, Mr. Editor for tho sake of the
pubic good and 5salf OF numerous clsss OF ntel-
gent B0g.Iclsn l1 ask Won 70 publish this anEwer
10 the blsnk fdsc" fired at tho advanoes In the
sr,snce or aedrn. and n he ohsosss u open fair ana
open controversy With srboob phy saolBs and give
70 the public other thzn "osuse, he will
md ho.ncopnthr phys,osne ready IN rational and
tegent manner TO meet bn before iae public and
compare noter and good may result 10 the
munty al isrse and they can Judge whether he tDf-
larker has intchgenoc enough - carry the lnquirng
world back 10 the dark ages whether the rest of the
world stands n because hs doss ,Indaed VIC wish MIN
10 know thai there has advance Ia the
OF meiclne and very important discoveries all aong for
the ,aS, thouaAn" yeers and c-pss.Asy ~ treating
~ Clerrue,t m .n,,s I.ro.kIvp
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the welfare o. the city in both respects II is cooperat
ing fully with the quarantine authort and ts powers
any case Good floating hospitals are being prepared,
and will be equal to every requirement. II is THOUGHT
that all the cholera poison that has yet reached this side
OF the Atlantic came from Germany, and emGrants viii
be watched with especial view 10 prevent contagon nom
that country where the disease has lurked all winter
The old cholera fields under competent sur
veance and will be cleansed and places Of refuge will
be prepared for the cellar population
Altogether the preventive preparations promise the
n.
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Bsd water on shipbosrd.

ENIIWN " TIIN HNI'6fT
am surprised thai one n iAs many PAGER ihai
bAy. lately arrived % AMI steamer from LvsfpoA
has gwen you any shy ulo dauhss and sutss-
quenuy eholefA bross one o. ifess vsassis asssrt
withou, The lsas hsfia1n fha thr dassss from
the had THAI rtsa1er sad ships m ths bahf -
taking % board Liverpool. AFR tuirrs IN q 10re
or leo degree Into even dep1ftmeni ~ eS9tibg -
pides ng sgstH thift anf tllr safer dfnk
ing 10 tis abisres Of othff beverages
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D-..rsiy o-uss. in K.-,s.Ay.

Ab.st sshi seio~t AT tftf pafiy q s~fsa -
sisht asx.a a1nuaafs ste Jsaa tsssass siffas
~ crnsnssr. ~ tsehy srEss ulis~ ffom co. infios
rgea bsng rsfss.s sy tfsa reviewers 40 M rssyps
q l1s sssus sliiss Ja.~ hssan-sn Al -els1 ss too
stbsr psyfu~psr~ s~vsss q ~ aa1lsses sise
.ssnass - s~-ssss ~ssdssr nd lhss ss.as-
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Ellen Degman, William Long.
Remaining IN hospital April % 81.
Three-fourths Of all now in hospital doing we'll
d. H. BlssELL, Deputy Health Onicer
The following report from Or. swinburne the Health
Officer received by the Board OF Health to-day. 1t
shows that the disease has assumed milder FORM and
also refu,es the the patients inhu
NAMELY treated
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phoid and typhus fever not only destroying the fnnan
tants within their walls bot becoming sources Of ts
propagation other and respectable parts
city.
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bisffvs AIfii ~ 100
me Ss~buvror Head publishes ssststB.n, -
CAfisa Golden IN is ibsra % ehafrrs ~ bufrssy
IN sikh he aains 30 hssebsss Fsry .nimsis pns IN
cann.esbsm snd hsr family, sss ~ have ssgsa Al
sb.at ths projected murdsf ~ ~ Bafdsl 10 Bed
street, Ne- Yofs, several years 40 W. az. anone
osbss lbnrs nat NJ, csnnihshsm os,sed han isssif
hss u.ossahd coiisr nn1 bee asrEhisr taEosa ir
nag ~ ~oh1 msfasf ~ Hlfisii ~ shess eau
ne M. cans nFhaasl rouid 80 bahafu ihsssssf
dollar NJ seeiisss ne Iob 10, ,sos Aos1s,a - ths
nesfss r,,arn.a 9Th her DsaA afssi sas fisIs 10
ths bous. thhf nlsit kssuiss bss0ss b. ~snt 70 30
that TIE nsrdsr lAa brsn opsnus1 To oonis.s.sn
has s~psafonsi ~ nay ~ re.
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KILLIAN's FORCES ABANDONING EisTP0RT.
The Canadians Growing Sick Of War and
Its Expenses.
The de soto at Eassp0r'-The Feninns
Leaving for Rsstiand.


EssnoRr. Me-, April %, 1860
The DO so,o the flagship OF the Eastern squad
ron, arrived hero to-day.
General II. Doran Kilnan aud number Of other
fcnians In town this morning.
Some artillery arrived to-day from Treats Island and
is being stored IN French Sons honsea
Three hundred Fenians left here to-day, bomeward
bound nndng thai there chance TO get bark the
which seized by the United States authorities,
and Intended TO put tho whole force of
the organization this affair, orders received
from headquarters for all their homes. Tho
announcement OF tho fact created ntonsa excitement
among the FenianG they held private meetings among
themselves, and vowed they would return
without u nght but when IL shown 10
them by thor leaders hero that there was not
the fanlest hope OF making succo.sfui raid upon
any point with tho few they had procured from
their schooner during her detention the majority became
somewhat resigned although they bitterly complained u
what they openly called the perndy and mamanagemen,
Of some gentlemen here, regarding whom there IA vide
difference OF opinion Tho affair has turned a
able sa'eo; ridiculous did u not bring with many
consequences Hundreds OF nue young fellows ef,
their homes threw up situations gave up every
thing 10 join, heart and soul In this movement and
was truly melancholy sight TO them by tho
boat to-day
Tho majority utterly ruined not knowing ~hcro
20 after they their destination, the funds
being sufficient do than to pay their pas
sages back again rheylcred bitterly, Ike children
leaving
The Fenians Gathering In Force ut Og-
denssurg, N. Y.-The Canadians Msr-
muring at the Expense Of Maintaining
the Volunteer Army.
oUR MONTREAL DEsrArcH
MONTREAL, Apn 20, 1894
The examination Of the Cornwall prisoners will doubt
less, be concluded next Thursday Mr. Brydgos, tho
Grand Trunk Railway manager will probably be of
the Witnesses The prisoners cannot be finally tired
before the fall term
The OF the American government for Tho
maintenance Of neutrality meets with the APP
prevail
Tho people beginning 10 murmur In no dosbfni
manner about this expenses being incurred In ssspng
the volunteers In the bsid This dissatisfaction 10
Is Increased by rumor which IL bring circulated
that the Canadian government instead of having mil
lion surplus disposal will ind ilssf at tho End of
the financial year considerably In debt
The Fcnlans Sad TO be oonregsilng al ogdens-
burg IN strong force. gentleman who rasa visit
there has returned sth dennAis Information that ar
ullory small aud other munitions Of daily
arriving from the sweeBy hsadauarien,
Release OF the F.niaa Prisoners AT ~.
Andrews.
ouE CALAIS DESPATCH.
csin-, Ne, April 20 isoe
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Revival az IN. Gaze ny an Alleged Bar
gIsr-fts Claims 90 Have Known Al
Abost the Tragedy whs. "a occurred
o.. states That Mrs. ,"..isghsm ar.
bred Him 1wspty-nvs Thousand Dol
lars Co XIII Dr. Bardsii. as.
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Release o, the Fsn,aa Prisoner. 81, 50.
Andrews.


cutus Ne April "a isss
The two Tenlsn prisoners rrless~ hofs I'M.
mprunr 10y ss-v-- Tiir p~-iish
thoritics declined - prosecute Al IL quiet here
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No Cholera &c Haverstraw.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

10 hDiIOh OF IHE HEhALb
wARRrs VILLAGE HAvgRsRAw,l
RocKLAsD County, April "a, 1850.
In the HsRALD Of last Saturday DR. Parker Is reported
70 have laid before the Board OF Health OF your city the
startling intelligence that fatal OF cholera had
occurred recently at Hayetraw In order 20 aay all
unfounded approximations upon a subject which already
thrills many minds with fear, well 90 spare our
village (now heretofore o. the heathiest locations
being the first spot visited by the dreaded pcscnce
Its apprchended arrival this country you earnestly
requested 10 insert this communication In the issue
OF the HERALD
Az meeting Of the Board OF Health Of the village OF
Warren, Rockland county. held at Manns building
Monday the sd INST, the following resolution
passed unanimously
Resolved. That the medical officer this Board hereby
Instructed TO contradict IA untrue IN fact and a. furious
recently manifested itself fatally IA this town
Whether this be the view OF the not
can assure your readers all events that there II
cholera at HayerstTaw J II. SULLIVAN
Physician to the Board Of Health
DISAPPEARANCE OF Cholera from Port
land, Me.
OUR PORTLAND (AE.) CORRESPONDENCE
PORTLAND, April "a, 1865
Up to the present more Of cholera have
CURED besides the two referred TO in my last Out Of
these medical controversy has arsen The who
tended the In question insists that thcy clearly
Asiatc cholora while rival In the profession who had
not either declares them merely
or ship fever The public II pleased receive the lat
ter as the correct and great deal OF the excite
ment has died For the past few days there have
been number Of hypochondrns perfectly Frustrated
with what they insisted cholera. With the assur
OF there being but little danger they have become
completely restored 20 health.
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T H E F E N / A N S..
THgIR FORCES GATHERING At OCDENsBURC.

The Sweeny Faction Meditating
Something.
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Dr. JoBS SwNBuRNE Health Oficer:-
SrRThe following sick have been admitted since last
report the floating hospital from steamship Illinois,
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Prom the contagious charnctes o. cnosera mus Tot
quarantine and M Ne ma has n1fh an1 ~ ~ AZ
psos~~ry for ~ prspaCAien y nun isaiow ~ Pve
psv similarly eovsnncss 4 he eiiy v niuee ~ mr.,
ssd dsyvivs q ~ pseshas hsnsn. 80 hbso'
t. sssss 4 D~,a : aes,vsv s>seyvuss " s,svr
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in a
fos weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf-
fcred several years with severe lung Affection and
that dread disease, mpton-isanNionst to make
known to his fellow-sutferers the means ofcure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scripton used free of CHARGE with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they Will find q
Coughs Colds and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object OF the advertiser in sending the Pre-
errIptnn is 10 benefit the afflicted and spread nfor-
nation which he conceiyes to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, rs it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE by return
mail, will please address ~
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
Wamsburgh, Kings Co, New York
lI.nG lSGG-lN
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice that the subscribers,
l. Of the state Of Connccticut have obj aimed FROM
the Orphans Court of Cecil county, letters Of Admin
istratlOn ON the pcrsona'cstatc Of
DANIEL LORD.
late Of said county deceased All persons having
claims against the sad deceased are hereby warned
/" exhibit the same, with tho vouchers thereof duly
authenticated,
On or before the iet day Of September, 1Sa7:
they may otherwise, 10y law lac excluded from an
benefit of said estate. M persons indcitc, 10 St,
estate are requested to make immediate payment IL
the subscribers. hiT"u under our hands, tIi, End
day OF September, 1866.
FpNl'Np &. RRtMHAII.
WM. f. BALDWIN.
Administrators Of Daniel Lord, deceased
T"st--CHALHLLI Is, CuILLR, Register.
Sept % lstG--tW
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh.

r ISAACS, NJ. D., Ocuist and Aurist,
y. Professor of the Eye and Ear, formerly
Of Leyden, Holland, located at No. $40 Pine
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
with diseases of the EYE, EAR or CATARRn
will be scientifically treated md cured, if
cnrable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode of treatment.
U-Artifcial Eyes inserted without PAIN
No charges made tor examination.
Jan 81, lS66-1y
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NOTICE,

By THE ORPHANS COURT OF CECIL COUNTY.
October 10th, la66.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
~ ported by Joseph H. Clark, Administrator OF
Samuel Harris, decd of the Real Estate Of said de-
ceased. be ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown or before the lth
day OF December, next; provided copy Of this
order bc inserted in some newspaper printed at Elk
ton in said county, once awcrk for month before
the lih dty Of November next
The Report states the amount of sales to he $40 90.
6. b. CUTLER Register.
True cory; test. /. Is. CUTLER
Oct ID ls'O-lm Register.
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NDE'YaE.
GEO ". BOUIDEN, NEXT FRIEND OF LAURA l.
BlDDLE AND OTHERS

;.
SAMUEL h. sutton, AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court Cor Cecil comfy IN Chanccry
October 10th ISIS.
ORDERED, That the sales made and re-
~ ported by Reuben Haiucs trustee for the sale
this cause. he ratified and confirmed unless c.ii, 10
the contrary thereof he shown on or leflr. the
twcnty-ninth day of December, next; provided a
copy Of this order be inserted in some new -papci
printed in Ekton, week for one iuonth before
the twcntr-ninth day of November, next.
The Report safes tn" amount of slrs to hc IS 2fG
HENRY L. TuRRERT. clerk
True copy; test, HENRY X. TORBERT
Oct - lSGti--im linrl;
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wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma chine.

Its seam is stronger and less liable To rip in use
or than the Lock.Stitch" i''JpdgeS Report, Of
the " Grand 7riGl"l
Send for the Report" and samples of Work. con.
tanning both kinds of stitches, the same piece Of
goods.
SALES-ROoMS No s NORTH CHARLES ST,
BALTIMORE, Nil.
ID. c. CARY,
Sept % lSG6-en Agent.
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ST'rCE.

GRIFFITH W. THOMAS and FANNY Il. THOMAS.
ANN THOMAS. GRIFFITH W. THOMAS and
FANNY Il. THOMAS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In cancery.
ORDERED, This seventh dav of November 1896
" that the sale made and reported by james r.
Mccullough, Trustee for the sale Of the Real Estate
oil the Rev John Chew Thomas. deceased, be ratified
and confirmed, unless 10 the contrary thereof
BIZ shown or before the twelfth day Of Ialtuury,
next; provided, n copy OF this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed at Elkton. in Cecil county
once week for one month before the twelfth day Of
December next.
The Report states the amount of sai,.s to he
Sj,236.UO. HENRY H. TDRBFRT. Clerk.
True copy: test, HENRY L. TORBFRT.
NOV IL, lsG6-m Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-11-17
B0UNTIES And PENSIONS.

Ply ACTS passed at the last session of
II Congress, al soldiers who enlisted during tht.
late war 10 serve for three wars and "rr hunorahlv
discharged and have pot received. are entitled
to receive, more than 500 bounty mow entitled
TO an additional Bounty Of $lUJ
Soldiers who enlisted for two wears arc rnfiticl IN