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VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUsI-
NESS STAND AND RESIDENCE in George
town. at uction.
On THURSDAY, August 9th, ct O clock D. m i,
j will self. in front Of the premises. that very
valuable and desirable property, situated on High
street No. GO, near Bridge street. The lot fronts
29 feet inches on High street with depth of 2O2
feet y. INCHES, to wide alley. The improvements
dwelling, with large back building containing
u ms and cellar, and of the best locations
for business in the town.
Terms: cash. $500 to be paid on the day of sale
Conveyance and stamps at the cost of the mr.
chaser.
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y ia-ssS Tes-R.J. MEIGs. Clerk.

nRPHANS' COURT, July "a, l865-DIsrRrc1
~ OF COLUMBIA, WAsHINsrOS COUNTY, to- Out
IN the case of Charles Weber, executor of
Christopher Weber. deceased, the executor
aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Or
phans' Court of Washington County aforesaid
appointed Saturday. the 18th d sy OF August next
Ter the nnal <tlement and dstributien of the per-
hand, a. far the same have been collected
and AND turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
notified TO attend, with their elaine prop.
crly youched. or they may otherwise by Law be
e1ciuded from all benefit In said deceased q es-
tate: provided a copy Of this order be published
eHce a week for three weeks in the Evening star
previous to the said day.
Test %. q. ROBBINS
" ZS-WJW Register az WtIla
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toy 21,..,o, -. pa. kAzf, 4oU
!. AMERICAN CHB0NOnBTEk,
.Hanufactures and DeAleI IN Ohroaenetero ana
Gstchss, No. $50 Psnaa. ave. ~. q and u sts.
Nssc6S Repaired and wsrrantsa. % nm.
HOMES WITHOUT HANDS. illustrate O. 50
- Il land ct List. novel. by Edmund Yates 50
f ~ s. 9sIsa Si e 81 s ESs. Ts. e
4nsssssftas frt:cP u g = asysosS Lie Of
sylS FRANOK TAYLOR.
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jy 2S-1awSw'
In THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS.
Il IRICT OF COLUMBIA.
JOgeph Wa.ah al

Mary A. Fletcher e, sl. ''' Equity D0eket''
The Trustee in the above cause having reported
70 the Court that he sold Lot No. rs in Squsre No.
Do 10 John Burns, for SEVEN hundred and nine
dollars and forty seven cents. and that the pur.
chaser has complied with the terms OF sale. 1t is
the Conrt that the said sale to John Burns be and
the same is hereby ratified and confirmed. unless
caDee 10 the contrary be shown or before the
10Th day OF August next; provided q copy of this
order or so much thereof relates the -a'ifca-
ton OF said sale he published once Q week for three
By order of the Court
true copy.
w 19-v3ws Test.-R \ METcS Ci.rN
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Observation-Disclosures b. Royal Letters Pas
i tent d tnsland, and ssosrsd ~ shs ss.i.e
Soiless Of Medicine, Vienna. -
Trissnsr No. i, is the enectual remedy for keiaH-
ss UH T1is.%sr 10 sSs. entirely :ups!:ed.d
the nsseous use q Sopsva 0uSess, az ,m Ir1ss
the use Of mercury and I'll other dslsssri0us insrs
Each preparation 10 In the form Of . mort aerss-
able Losenee Secured IoT the eneer 3 - snss
q e::ss # one g. g. and s0 ss s:;ss
TIM 81 vaipsss. saiiansnds. ROSI. &C:
sWholssais and retail BY DIT. BARROW, no, lsA
s:ss = s:s si:c q 8. Q. ToKD. No. $50 r: ave-,
sss EHy NasS eI SuEag AND
little % ne change IN diet, no and
ssSiss: b il ssssoa. ssd nee hen ii inisI,OO
nEBOWy REyIEw FOR JULY.
> !; The OLD and n: Sew; 81 Jas: D; Moves 2.
q %
9. The Future Of South Carolina-Her IGyitins
e4se Ss haus.'Tn s1S .fs h%s
Spirit and DeSeiopment. 8: Journal Of the,wsr.
nsnt Of Industry ana En,erpGiss. Dsp.r.Dspi sf
AericultuIe. Department Of Mining and Mann
~ ne Ct n
provements. Editorial Notes. &c.
Six dollars per snnum. subscrip tions received
By Lily 81 ERAkOk TAYLOR.
r1'RIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseri-
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court q
Washington county, In the District OF Columbia,
letters Of administration the rersonl
tate Of Virginia Milstead, late Of Washington,
d c., deceased. All persons having Charms against
the said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
TIE same with the vouchers thereof 70 the suoscri
her on or before the sd day of June next: they
may otherwise, by law. be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand ibis 2sa day OF June. 1880.
a 45rIawsvs CHARLES n LLOYD.
sncceseor q Ana. johnson o.,
WINE MEBCHANr, WH0LEsALE AND RD-
TAIL FALL R0CSR. sed ssa,er IN sUTLxRs' sup.
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WAsHINefoN, March x. 1888.
arGhs oefyeen Warrington and Rev York ere
FOB NEW YORK, without change Of cars,
leave daily texcept Sunday at % o. m. and 50
D. m.
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at PhilsoeI.
Lesve daily texcept Sunday Ut MS .. m. spa
40 D. N.
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily except Sunday 81 f:9 ard llif q
N and 80 and $50 o. m.
ON SUNDAY
Leave foE New York and Philadelp hia Of t:pp,
n. ehiy.
Sleeping cars for New York or ESQ ,. n. train
Through tickets 20 Philadelphia. New Ycrh, OF
Boston can be had At the Station Office ell hour
IN the DAY, - well ss At the ofos the Amer
,osn Ieiefrsph Building, Pennsylvsnis svenos.
See Baltimore and Chic Railroad adver-,seu,ep.
narolis, And the West
M.P. SMITH, Master Of Trans ortst,ou.
y. COLE. General Ticket Agent
&C 0-d GEO. 8. kO0STZ, Agent, Wsshingtcn.
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nABOw's REVIEW FOB AUGUST.

The rourns m b vi V4NfF lINIs!; pro,sr.,
Title In the South a. affected by the late War, BY
Sslem butcher: OF Georgia The Cotton Resources
kinson: of Mass Shall the Spartan Virtues Of the
south survive the War? by G. Fitzhugh. OF Va.
sander Spooner, Of Macs. Novels OF Sir e. Bul.
wer Lytton: Terribly 10 Earnest, by g Fitzhugn.
American Commerce-Its Progress and Develop
meni, ny the Editor. The fur.e and the Sword
FINANCES OF Europe Journal of the War-Entered
MP Daily IN the Cohfederacy, Depsrtmens of Com
meIce; Depsrtment Of Internal improvements.
duftry AND Enterprise. Department Of Miscellany .
Editorial Notes &c. 40 Z :. n, = 80 -T1IF :
jy IS a =, -. = = FRANCK TAYLaR
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AUCTION SALES.
R1 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aueuosssrs.
-. puMnARroN.

VUM1AHION.
sell on the premises, July 2ssh, at O'Clock NOT
REV =, ey rein twenty Lots var, ing from
Of the foss oee oS the rosS 10
i SIsasn ;s foqr miles from Washington and
Dwelling, &c, The lots have elevated building
e Point af Of S
hssf nsas anS one Of the site. q
Mrs. Gales and Thos. BerryS, is oaiy mile
Plat to be seen at GREEN LLIAMs,. Wash.
ineton. 10 - It
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
lsth August. when 1t viii positively take place.
Wishing to purchase handsoms building sitss for .
Sd int GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Aue...
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneer,.
TRUsTIE SALE OF FINE OorrAeE SITES
EIfSs1s1 a as5
On n0NDXY he 18th Of August. =. 5 o'clock
traei 81 land Known ): the "MidCW, M 81 sRs
divided in nine cottage sites, Of sbout four scres
This land Is situated on the high grounds north
vest OF and contiguous to the city, and i: one OF
vie. and the )
from oonnee.cUt avenue and sdoins sSs nsns
BILE place Of Mr.. Little, and 10 in itself valaa.
bic In consequence Of the prospect either of Kslo
rsna or Meridian Hill being selected to build the
summer residence for the President, il being be.
tween these sites; and IT 10 also proposed to con-
to the boundary. There is also . quarry Of stone
on the place. to which purchasers will be priv
dstions Of any buildings they may desire to erect
Plsts Of the property may be seen at the auction
rcem OF j. @. Mcclure Co., where the property
may be purchased at private sale.
Terms: One-hal cash residue 6, IL. and IA
m onfhs, with interest, fer notes secured on the
property sold. Convey ancing At pu aser's cost
VIM MOUSSE, Trustee
JAS o. MCGUIRE Co., Aucts.
jy IL dts lint. Rep
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CHA1LHe BRICHrs ,
WINE MERCHANT, wH0LEsALE AND IN.
TAIL GROCER, end dealer In SUrLERs' Sup
lroofs Washlngtoa d. hWeoay 4
DENNIEe can b had In sAy Quantities g The
u etaS oOoe eoa1teso esa0 4
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J M EDM y NDS,
Commissloner of the General Land Ofe
DENTISTRY.

T.COUMBE. DENTIST, No 24s 9th street,
between and streets, will ExtrscI,
Ell, and Insert Teeth on Gold, Silver, or6Q
Best material used. au2.im~
nR. LOCKWOOD, Warrington Building, 34l
gold and insert TEETH n on 1 k.sbsr
very reduced price. Teeth extracted with H10
DR. LEwIE, DEN NTTfHsEi has REMOVED from
2l2 to 26O Penn. svenue, ten doors 80 -.
above 's Great n,seorery,, IN Den,istry,6 sS~
sons having Teeth to extract, would advise them
70 call at DR.. LEWlES ONCE, and have them
taken G.i ont Teeth inserted on Rubber, Gold and
nave Teeth, We have reduced the price very low.
re De convincea Of the fact call see for your.
selves Also, call aud see the new and imprayed
nethod OF inserting Teeth.
NO; 2oO Penn . svesue, between 18th and 18th
je2.f g. r. LEwIE, M D., Dentist.
u 4. LOOMS, M. D.,
PLATE TEETH, attends personally o.
bis once In this city. Many persons can
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, <D
ana no person can wear others who cannot wear
Persons calling ct my efnos can BE- accommodated
Sltn Any style and price OF Teeth they may desire,
rest, eleanest strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAt TEETH win
De more fuIly warranted. =
Rooms in this city-No 33s Pennsyivanis ave. D.,
HetTeen Yth and 10th sS. Also, 9O7 Arch street,
rnllaoelpnIa. &C My
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S00 CASkS SUPEBIOR HOOK WINE, of til
COy following well known brancs, viz:
fOkSTEk BlESLING,
DElDESHEIMER,
RUDESREIMER,
ANlHAElMER

which offer for sale in quantities to suit pur-
chasers. at low prices .s.
cam pies of the wine can be seen at the Union
bottlng Depot" No. 81 Green street, George
town. ID. e.
j 7.d1m BILEY SHINN
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DORTA BILE

BNGINESs
Combining the maximum Of efficiency durability
and economy with the minimum OF weight aud
price. They are widely and favorably known,
more than 200 being in use. All warranted salts
factory or no sale.
Descriptive Circulars sent on application.
j. c. HOADLEY CO.,
~ ii eod3m s Lawrence, Mass.
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COVERNMENT SALES Ar GIIsBORo. D. O

Bvt. Mai. Gen. and Chief Quartsrmastsf
aug 2l7t Depot Of WosbiuRton
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-13
Maryland Congressional Repre-
sentatiOn under the ion
al Plan of demonstrations.

Mr.. Evans in his Coppcrhcad speeches
about the county has been, we presume
wlltully misrepresenting that Maryland would
lose one certainly. and prehaps two mem
bcrS of Congress, if the Congressional plan
of baSing representation in the National
Legislature, on white population was adopt
ed We say Mr.. Evans mHjuiy misrepre.
sents, because, a man of his statistical
knowledge couldn't well be mistuhea In
case of the adoption ofthe new amendment
to the Constitution Maryland would be emit
tied to precisely the same number of Rc"re-
sentativcs in Congress that she has now.
which is FIVE. The white population of
Maryland is 5l5, ols. If the white popula.
ton be made the basis representation, the
ratio of representation would be III. GS5.
which divided into 5,9lS will leave frac-
ton over times that number, of GS, lis per.
sons. emitting her to fifth member.
Notwithstanding these facts we find Mr.
Evans boldly asserting this faschood from
the Coppcrhead stand.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-13
Removals.

Under this caption, last week, the removal
Of Mr.. W. II. Edcr as chief clerk of the
post-otiicc on the cars, was mentioned in
The Wing.
Mr. Elder was very important and eff
cicnt officer, whose place was not easily sup
piled. His removal was effected to crafty
the personal spleen of Hon. Hiram McCul-
Tough. Mr. Elder, as challenger at the polls
in 1851 challenged Mr.. McCulough's
vote. To ayenge this the Hon. gentleman
and Chief Of the Bread aud Butter Brigade,
for Mr.. Il s'removal, but was told that the
office was an important one and not easily
filled. Mr.. Mccullough then went for rein
LorccmentS, getting Gov. Swami, Rcverdy
johnson and Thos. IT, Pratt to accompany
him as u delegation to Postmaster General
Randall to back up Mr. Ms request for Mr..
Elders removal on ''pcrSonal'' grornds, as
he expressed it.
Now, it is well known in this county, that
Mr.. Mccullough has always been one Of the
most unwavering Rebels in the State. He
had Il son in the Rebel army whom he sup.
piled with funds to dciray his expenses when
about to start for Dixie, and which was the
ground Of objection to his vote
We mclNon these things. in detail for the
purpose Of showing our readers what kind of
element controls Andy johnson and his
party, so that no Union man, who joins it,
can plead the excuse Of being deceived
This is the kind Of influence which now dis.
poses of Administration patronage under the
name Of National Union party" No
loaves reach the hungry lips Of those sore.
heads who are used as feline extrcmites by
the Rebel managers.
The Collcctorship went from Cecil to a
Coppcrhead in Somerset, and Mr.. Evans
didn't get it. He is harnesscd to the Rebel
iuggernaut and dashed round the County to
speak for the leaders who have hated him.
with an undying hatred, under the promise
Of voting for him for u. S. Senator. What
delusion, for a moment to suppose that the
old locotoco re-pullers would, if they had
the power, place Alexander Evans in the
U.s.. Senate. We marvel that office hun.
tiers can be so deceived
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-13
A Voice from Bay View.

The Invincible Club of Bay View send us
the preamble and resolutions passed by the
Club on the It'll instant:
Whereas, The Bread and Butter Brigade
of Cecil county have nominated ticket of
their monied aristocracy, without other
qualifications, which we regard as a menace
to working men, and which we will repudiate
at the polls in November; and,
Whereas, The loyal Convention of Cecil
county has nominated men good and true,
who know how to legislate for working men,
therefore be it
Resolred, That we will endorse them I'M.
qualfiedly.
Resotred, That we will vote for them in
unbroken ranks.
Resolced, That we are numerous enough
now to be felt, and will 60 on to increase
kindred associations in other parts of the
county, until the day of election.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-13
Grand Mass Meeting.

The Unconditional Union party will hold
a grand Mass Meeting at Elkton Nov. 1st--
The meeting will be advertised and the
speakers announced in our next issue.
The following District Committees have
been appointed by the County Executive
Committee to meet at Elkton to-day, to per.
feet arrangements for the meeting. We
hope they will all make it a point to be
present, as it is important each district
should be fully represented.
1st Distributions. p. Jones, George Pen
ington, VIM. II. Emerson.
ID Distrct-,Ihos. b. Hopper, George W.
BouIdcnS Charles Carpenter.
4th District--Jas. McKane, Henry II.
Kimbell, Gabriel Moore.
9TH District-Dr. Charles Z. Shippers, Jas.
johnson, John Il. Wilson.
9th District Thomas kennard, Jeremiah
Rittcnhouse, Joseph r. Thomas.
18th District-Jacob Tome, Jas. A. Davis,
Isaac n. Mills.
18th District Enoch Mccullough, Captain
Joseph West, Thomas Grubb.
9Th Dstrict-Elis G. Chandlee, James
Crothers, John NJ. Ireland.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-13
ns3ya That EIOujUo inliyidnnl ,yLo roorod

gs35~ That knowiag individual, who roared
like the king of beasts, in The Democrat,
two weeks ago, has become tame as a
calf, when he found that Messrs Owens,
Currier and Orr insisted on having their
names cleared of the odium of being placed
on Copperhead list for show. The hno,c-
ing boy now says he spoke on radical au,
thority, "and no radical was ever known to
lieS' 1t must have been on Rebel radical
authority, and they are very much given to
that weakness.
Several names of dead persons are on
that call which got "One Who Knows into
such an awkward predicament, and if he
don't succeed in getting the Captain to regis
ter them, they will not be allowed to vote.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-13
Wants.

The Democrat of last week, in search of
political information, makes known sundry
''wants,' all of which are disposed of by
adopting the Congressional plan of recon-
struction. Will The Democrat satisfy many
honest Union men by answering
l. Which Congress the Hon. Hiram Nc.
Cullough intends to take his seat in, in case
Of his election? The one composed of
members elected from the loyal States, or
the body threatened to be convened by Andy
johnson, compo.ed of members from the
ten 'unreconstructed" States and those
Coppcrheads who favor "My Polcy?'
.. Whether the primary object of the
Coppcrhead Johnson party in MaryI isn't
to get compensation for cmancipated slaves
by taxing the property of the State if they
can bamboozle the people into sending a
Rebel Legislature to Annapolis this Winter?
3. Whether the Copperhead party don't
consider the present Constitution of Mary.
land illegal, and therefore void, and if they
gain the power, whether they would not sub
stitute the old Constitution, which the pres
ent one superseded, in its place, and pass a
law taxing the State to pay for emancipated
slaves?
4. Whether, when they talk of negro suf
trage, they mean that the Rebels should be
suffered to continue to vote for the negroes {?
5. Why The CecH Democrat, after starting
out with the promise to emulate Chesterfield
in its manners, has turned out to be the most
vulgar, and personal vilifer in Maryland?-
The Copperheads will please answer, as
Radicals are interested to know.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-13

HAPPY.-The editor of The Democrat,
last week, when he found the case postponed,
wherein he expects to be convicted of, and
placed on record, for SANDER and lying.
Twas reported that he took spree in anti
cipation of the Judgment, but we hardly
credit this, because the evidence is from a
copperhead source, and because his besettng
sin is lying since, like Faust, he sold out to
the Devil, or the Copperhead- Rebel party,
the same thing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-13
THE MARYLAND FARMER-We have no

The MARYLAND FAnMER-We have re.
ccived the October number of this valuable
monthly, devoted to Agriculture, Hortcul-
ture, Live Stock, &c. Its columns are well
filled, as usual, with choice original and Sc
lected matter, all of a practical character
among which are Farmers Houses-the
Laws of Miasm - "lIints on Tree Plant,
ing;" EARN Work for the month - Gear,
den Work for October" together with
number of articles on most every subject
connected with agriculture and its kindred
sciences. This journal should be in the
hands of every farmer Published by S.
Sands Mills Co., "a S. Calvert street, Bal
timore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-13
Eulal affairs.
JUDGES OF ELECTION. The County

JUDGES OF ELECTION The County
Commissioners were in session Tuesday and
Wednesday. The following are the appoint
ments for judges of election.
These are men of known loyalty and firm
ness. such as the Registry law designates,
and of unmpeachable fairness and integrity
men who hold an oath in reverence, and in
these respects, widely differ from a number
of swans registers, who have, as the lists
will show, in some cases, registered the
most notorious traitors.
lst Dstrict-George B. Pennington, Sam.
uel p. Wood and James T. Robinson.
ID District-Thomas b. Hopper, Reuben
Lake, Julius Clayton.
3l District-W. II. Elder, W. p Ewing,
W. j. Grant.
9TH District-Samuel Burns, Ben. Clifford,
|. Il. Ceilings
9th District-John Brown, Azarah Ritten
house, Luke Brown.
eth Decentralization Ramsay, Jacob b.
Thomas. Andrew Lyon.
sth District-,Iames Cummings, Joseph A.
Roman, Richard Warner.
9th District-Samuel IIaddock, James c.
Crothers, Nathan Griffith.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-13


"This state of Things wiz not
always be; there will be IL differ
emit LEGISLATURE here before many
years. IeNpcct to get paid. if 1
have days TO live, for every slave
L have R0st.'
Such was the declaration of the Hon.
Hiram Mccullough, and when he speaks, let
no dog bark, for he is the master of the
Rebel party in Cecil, That party has not
attempted to deny that this hope of obtain
ing compensation for former slaves is one
held most dear by the secession party of
Maryland Their candidates for the Legis-
are advocating compensation for slaves
on the ground that emancipation was pub
lie benefit to the State, and on the same
principle that land-holdcr, whose property
has been condemned for public road,
claims damages for the property takcn-al-
though it be Il personal benefit to the owner,
yet the public being benefited us well, are
under obligations to pay for the condemned
land.
so emancipation being public benefit,
the Shareholder should be paid by the public
for his negroes, notwithstanding he is better
off without them. This is the kind of argu.
mcnt we are informed that Mr.. Whitaker is
using in the shareholders cause. When the
Copperhcad candidates use such sophistry in
Cecil, what may we not expect in the slave
counties Of the State? Property holders,
mark this. The candidates of the johnson
party in this county are tacity pledged to
the laying tax Of l.! per cent. upon your
property to pay for negroes formerly owned
in st. Mary's and Charles counties. Are
you ready to pay l2l cents ON the dollar Of
your property for this benevolent purpose, to
Rebel shareholders? Then vote for Evans,
Whitakcr Lindsey and Magraw. But if you
are unwilling to pay such an unjust tax, vote
for Davis, Shippers, Hill and Mccullough,
the nominees Of the Union party.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-13
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh.

T ISAACS, NJ. D.. Oculist and Aurist,
y. Professor Of the Eye and Ear, formerly
of LeydeG, Holland, located at No. $40 Pine
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
with diseases Of the EYE, EAR or CATARRH
will be scientifically treated md cured, if
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode Of treatment
% Artificial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan ~, lS66-ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-13
To COnsIlnHptiyes.

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'rw weeks 10y very simple remedy after having sui-
Tered several years with severe lung Affection and
that dread disease ConSum ptiOns nXiouS to make
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The only object of the advertiser In sending the Pre-
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nation which he ronc"ves to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, 10y return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wilamsburgh, King, Co., New York.
Jan 6, lSGG-ly