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WHHT IS II COUGHa

II is something that should be attended to at once
Il You delay it may lead to cunsnmpti II and finally
terminate in death Thousands have filled a premature
grave through neglect. d. not delay, hut take my
EXprctoiant. at entc, or it may be too bate
Price 81 ~ per bottle.
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MIR. F. f. MARINE sir We say that YOU al.
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory us for all the
business we have had you to do for u.s. and we always
recommend any persons that we know to you and yon
can use our names for any recommendation that Won
may want. Yours
December Goth, 1868. SPENCER & WRIGHT
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X & WRIGHT.
VIENNA Dorchester county, Nd. January 1st. 1861

MIR. f. f. MARINE Allow me the beginning of
the new year To extend yOu my hearty congrat-
uitt"ns Tor the satisfactory manner which yOu have
given for several years. in ihe sale of consignments
which have intrsted to your hope in the flu
ture that may be able to increase those consgnmens
ana that you Will receive from the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS
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Go to the NEW TOBACCO STORE,
Main street, Elkton. may l..
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TO FARMERS
DAIR GNI iLN II COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
ENIOUH, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed
L Tobacco. HAY. Lumber, Slaves. Tan.
Bark, sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs. Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vegr-
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit
Green and Dry. &C.,
Ca. have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days OF their reaching the City, by for.
wardihg to the G Snmission House for Coun-
try Produce Of
re. MARINE,
N. E. Coner-of Frederick x Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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This is to certify that during the last six years. have
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr. f.
L. Marine III business; and take pleasure in stating
that during that time have always found him a practi-
cal industrious business man, Of most unquestionabe
integrity possessing the confidence of all the business
men WIG know him.
Yours, most respectfully, c. A. LEARY.
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perpetual day. for thousands Of Jets Of "a spread over
the deep vault electric lights, would drive
darkness and gloom out Of the huge tunnel
Is scarcely possible 70 form adequate idea OF the
character Of the works proposed By this emil
engineer The land and docks 70 be constructed
midway In the Channel would require more than
cubic metres Of earth TO be thrown into the sea.
The intermediate shafts would absorb something IKE
900 OF cubic metres and the quantity Of earth to
be excavaed In the submarine tunnel OF the
already quoted would scarcely be less than the tot. OF
the two quantities already given. Add 10 these now
ever something like ten miles Of tunnel, on she two
sides OF the Channel required for communicating on
the land side and some idea will be formed OF the
magnitude OF the undertaking. holder flight OF genius
or Imagination perhaps never made than that of
in diameter-a funnel wide enough 70 lower into
the depths below the Great Eastern steamship and much
taller than the Monument Tho geological character Of
the formation was carefully examined by N. Gamond
and declared TO be most favorable for the OF
the work The estimated cost Of the whole work was
ITO 900 900 francs rather less than 81 600; Of
this amount the construction Of the tunnel itself would
absorb 2 600 Door, the remainder being required for the
approaches stations, and docks The whole work would
DO completed In six years We are by no means san
gune that the plan of NJ Gamond will evor be carried
OUT but certainly the plan Of converting our island into
q peninsula by means Of submarine isthmus Is one
within the range Of the engineering science and mechan
appliances Of present day The grave and prac
tical question: Wi IL pay?n involves the consideration
OF other and totally different questions
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

Austrian Manifesto to the Hungarians.
The following royal Austrian manifesto has been issued
q Pesth aA
10 rus FAITHFUL PEOPLES OF Ny KINGDOM HusGARY:-
The hand Of Providence weighs heavily upon u.s. In
Che conflict into which have been drawn, not vountar-
N.Y. but through the force OF circumstances every human
calculation has been frustrated save only The confidence
placed in the heroic bravery Of my valiant army. The
grevous the heavy losses by which the ranks
Of those brave men been smitten and my paerna
heart the bitterness Of that grief with all the fam
Mes affected To put end 70 the unequal oontest-to
gain time and opportunity TO al up the vods occasioned
BY the campaign-and TO concentrate my forces against
the hostile troops occupying the northern portion Of my
empire, have consented, with great sacrifices 10 nego
tlskions for the conclusion Of an armstice
! turn confidently to the faithful peoples OF my
Kingdom Of Hungary, and 10 that readiness TO make
sacrifices so repeatedly displayed in arduous times.
NE united Of my entire empire must be set
IN motion that the conclusion of the wished-for peace
may be secured upon fair conditions.
II is my profound belief that the warike sons Of Hun
gary acuaied by the feeling Of hereditary fidelity, will
Voluntarily hasten under my banners to the assistance
Of their kindred and for the protection Of their country,
also Immediately threatened by the evants Of the
Rally therefore, in force the defence Of the invaded
empire Be worthy sons OF your valiant forcfathers,
whose hereto deeds gained neveradng wreaths Of laurel
S1r The glory OF the Hungarian name.
vienna, July Z, 1866. FRANCIS JOSEPH-
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reass oss DAY Later the saod fortune Of s Prsr d oov
enment msa Aavs appeared ssors da'.lsra s TO have
peaed arber by the conquered with every chance
Of be- M accepted by the conqueror; 70 receive pro
The creation q the Kincdom * itaiy, The extrsc-
tion Of which from nothing v considered . point Of
honor 2 Limit the ,S =, o. russ and no
some compensation received by iii parties a. necessary
and just feel oneself raised by this flood OF pros.
perty at the very moment when the fear OF being left
high and dry dangerous reef might be justly appre-
hended In the days Of antiquity sage In such posi-
dsrS "ysr se sace by Which an
might be proptated. But the French government need
labor under such apprehension rs ring u alrate'
is the Merican expedition, and surely that frSe ought to
BE- sufficient am quite that during the past week
this brilliant picture has grown much darker Italy, hu
Minated at receiving that which she unable TO
quer is eager continue at any price henceforth
unattended with danger 20 herself To prevent the
cuson of peace she demands more than can be granted
guns and deserted Notifications Pruss her sde
every day displays fresh signs OF her amabe DISPOSE
tom she openly her intention OF ramplng Aus.
tria under foot and negotiating In Vienna according
10 her own deas-a fact which would reduce pro-
jected compensations TO very little. Finally, the
uuishcd Of Custoza and the victors Of Sadowa both
equal of docity and openly disregard
friendly counses But why talk OF any compensation
worthy of the head OF the French government-be he
king president Of the republic or enperorand that Is
to die on the field while fighting to prevent II.
NJ Louis Blanc, In the Temps, especially opposes the
of the policy o. Prussia he thinks that her
1st pmss France from he fra p,ace among e oont1
nations other toord be fatal 10 French prestige
1t must also he thinks be fatal to the cause Of liberty
throughout Europe. II will extend the area in Germany
where any scoundrel in uniform can murder with impu
nifty an,unofendng civilian and proof Of the political
tendencies OF the Pussian government he gives list OF
twenty-eight prisoners shot in cold blood in 1919 for
their share in the revolutionary attempt at Baden He
omts, moreover, the treatment Of the Parlament by
butcher of the Baden patriots is circulating appeals TO
nsurection in Hungary and Bohemia That fact alone
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THE spANlsH.cHILEAN WAR.
Seizure Of n Chilean Steamer md Alleged
Chilean Recruits by N British Wnr Vessel.
from tho London Times, July 1871

Seizure Of n Chilean Steamer md Alleged
Chilean Recruits by British Wnr Vessel.
From tho London Times July 16l
Considerable excitement was created at Portland on
Wednesday In consequence of the capture by her Ma
jestys ship Caledonia OF the Chilean steamer Greatham
Hall, having on board nearly three hundred men who
had boen secretly enlisted r tho purpose Of manning
war vessel for the Chilean government.
FROM the stat ment OF twelve men who escaped fpom
tho Greaham Hall on discovering tho nature OF thu
engagement INTO which they had been trapanned by false
representations appears that they were offered tempt
ing wages TO proceed voyage TO Callo and that on
accepting tho terms they were dispatched to Thames
Haven by rail and then put on board tug, in which
they were conveyed to steamer lying near the Tonrue
iightshp. Upon gong ON board the Grcathanl Hall
they discovered that three other tugs ENGAGED in
bringing from various points, TINT tho steamer
was fitted up as a iroopship, and that mixed
OF than two hundred was on board, the
greatest disorder prevailing About fifty Of the men
belonged naval volunteers, and their
picions being aroused they refused to proceed the
twelve above alluded N escaping in boat after
desperate stance and reaching Margate about nine
P. NJ In the meantime tho Greatham Hall had steamed
or and kilograms despatched 70 all the various
stations this coast to be on the looko Admiral
Yclverton who board The flagship Caledonia, then
lying in Portland Roads received the message late in the
evening and the officers and crew were Immediately
called on board and preparations werc made Tor the
chase OF the suspicious steamer Between twelve and
sighted and rocket fired after her, but this
answered only by manof wars rocket IA evasion OF
by ghis and the foreigner attempted 70 escape bv
tngushng ner IN; but as daylight was approaching
the SUPERIOR speed oil Inc English vessel soon Drought
her within range and at the sxth shot her bows
tho Grcatham Hall surrendered HsEfh
When boarded found that tho tunnels were over
heated plainly showing TINT II the masters nten-
ton to get out OF the Channel possible and that The
mixed crew had been induced. under false representa-
tions TO enlist under the Chilean government Later in
the day the Caledonia steamed into Portland Roads with
her prize, and strong guard was placed on board
while messengers we're sent for instructions On Thurs
day the Of The weasel arrived from London and
statem'ns were taken tho part of tho government
ascertain whether IN the opinion OF the Crown advisers
there Is sac ent 10 warrant further detention On Fri
day large quantity OF Goals shipped on board
the steamer and rumos were aoas thar she wouh put
10 SEQ to-day.
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THE NEGRO QUESTION.

The Proposed Prosecution of Ex-Governor
Eyre, of Jamaica.
The Secretary OF the Jamaica Committee has forwarded
to the London Times the following copies OF letters
which have beon received from Mrs Gordon by men,
Der Of the committee ar
REGENTS PARK July q 1885,
My DEAR SiR-The published resolutions Of the ia
maica Committee respecting q criminal prosecution OF
Mr. Eyre and Mr.. C Buxton's letter dcprecang such
course appear to to require notice from myself
as the person Interested In this grave matter
very grateful the kind friends who manifest such sin
cere sympathy for me In my deep affction, and who
seek to vindicaie the memory Of my dear husband In
any other circumstances should desire be guided by
their COUNSEL but in the present case solicit permission
to give utterance TO my own feelings which trust will
not be disregarded. Na.f
shrink from the step suggested. Ny martyred hns-
band shapng his course in public and In private life by
his Christian profession Oh forgvny bis enemics Ny
earnest desire Is to follow his example; and feel that
In doing this am city acting in harmony with the
tmens he EXPRESSED In his last letter to me- ard With
the OF the Divine muster whose faithful
ho -as.
While yielding up my heart in gratitude for the grare
which has been vouchsafed TO me- and which alone has
sustained under this gricvoss aflicton leave Mr.
Eyre and those who have aided him in his cruel proceed
ings in the hands OF Him who jldgcth rishteo sly"
Begging you make such Of this letter you may
judge best, am, my dear sir yours very sincerely,
Mr. l. A. CuAnxaovzow
40 AVENUE Roar, July IA, 1865.
Ny DEAR STR my lcttcr To you OF tho "a has pla ed
the Jamaica Committee In any embarrassment shall
regret the Nv object In writing to you
TO give my for not becoming the prosecutor In
this case feel that that resolution must adhere
IT. however, the Jamaica Committee consider 1t advisable,
on the grounds of the public interests and pubic justice
and especially with reference TO the future security the
black race 10 take proceedings for the vindation OF
these great principles outraged by Ar Eyre and
coadjntors, do not how can in any way interfere
As many OF my friends undcr the impression that
intend to Vt Eyr and arc Pnsd that
letter and.my former one should b. published.
With every sentiment Of gratitude, am, my dear sir
yours very sincerely. N. GORDON.
Mr. l.. A. CHAMEROvZOW
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.


The health or Prince Leopold, the youngest son Of
Queen Victoria, excited som, apprehension.
In tho House OF commons Mr. Gladstone announced
the withdrawal Of the Compulsory Church Ra Abolition
bill for tho present ..al.ss
The Elective Franchise teform) bill also with
drawn. l..sv~ a Ns
Sir Mayne Chief Of the Metror olitan london,
Police had issued order forbddng the proposed Re-
form gath eng in Hyde Park the 23d OF July dcclsr
ing Il illegal and stating that measures would be taken
70 prevent the assembling Of tho meeting
Tho London Ne,c, In its city article, saws that the
effect OF the stoppage Of the Birmingham Banking Com
pany in that town was passing away.
The Preston Banking Company suspended payment on
the 10th Of July Their liabilities, at present. are un-
known. ta8 ~ ~
In the House Of Commons Mr. WIN gave notice OF
question to whether the Int ended 70
ecute Governor Eyre of Jamaica
Lord Stanley gave contradiction 70 the rumor that
England would not allow Prussia 10 seize Hanover.
The motion for the ballot was defeated by large
majority Ill.
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THE following quotations OF the London and Liverpool
markets have been reported by the steamship Pcruv an
20 the 20h OF July, financial commercial matter
having yet en- had through the Atlantic cable-ED.
Tho London Money Market.
The funds on the 18th Of Jolly improved x per cent,
owing to the peace and harrcx prcspeG Tho discount
demand was quiet s<
A deputation from tho Glasgow Chamber Of Commerce
had interview with the Chancellor OF the Exchequer
In reference the Bank aud the great damage
niccd on trade by the high Of interest Mr. Dis
special committee Of inquiry on the subject. .- Il.
LoSDos, July 2o-P. NJ
United States nve.twcnt cs 8psz q 7oA.
Illinois Central shares, u a77k.
Eric shares AZ S2k.
The bank rate was unchanged.
The Liverpool Markets.
ILvEsPooI, July co. 1854
Corrox brokers circular reports tho sales Of the
week 900 bales including 5000 to Spectators and
20,500 TO exporters The market opened irregular
closing some fluctuations at decline OF I'd prn
cpa''y on the middlng qualities Tho authorized quo
Orleans. :. INSTRUMENTATION. 16d. Ikd.
nophc. .s.... .................... iono- 10.
The sales to-day are estimated at 600 baies ncud.
ing steady The stock port estimated s7s 900
bales, Of which 3os, 900 are American.
Brcadstuns are very dull Corn easier
Provisions dull.
London Markets.
BrcadsufYs inactive and easier Sugar firm. Cofce
hrmer Tea quiet but steady. Rice steady. Taliow
steady.
state Of Trade.
The Manchester market Is nat and prices tend down.
ward
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Our sd-ices from Japan dated At Yokahama the
14th Of May 4tNe uME HrssA
Japanese soldier severely punished for drawing
his sword two Brit sh ocers for this crime which
the man committed when intoxicated the japanese
authorizes sentenced him be degraded the ranks
he bring sergeant. esd he impsis med for year.
Queen Victora's Minister inercedcd successfully for
tho culpnt. and his sentence, far the imprs n
mcnt Is concerned, was RENTED. The Japanese
troops for this act Of Kindness asked perm sson 10
,he cs,cmnnv " Ssc 49,. 40 ~.,.suS
Sir Harry and Lady Parkes, accompanied by large
party Of friends visited tho Prince of Satsuns palace
and grounds This Is tho nrst time that foreigners have
been allowed 70 visit the interior OF any Daimio's
Yashkp IN Yeddo, except that OF the Tycoon ouy
carriage aad pair rom England followed the Minister'S
suite and created the greatest excitement among the in
babtanta
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E u R 0 Pc.


orderly who sho we'd into the ocers' room spoke with
sirong German The three officers seated at table
we're OF The most unmtgated German type The table was
surrounded by Italians Of Manua and the circumjacent
country applying for passes extension OF passes al
ready in possession TO enable them to get beyond
che city gates These men proered the requests with
she most dated breath and whispering humbeness,"
and received their papers with smiling cringngncss
painful witness In the officers themselves could
mot detect the least manifestation Of domIneerng
spirit One Of them took my passport and after open
ing it handed IL TO another, with the remark, "Ein
Americaner.n #t
Though by means Of the American eagle already on
my passport had got into Mantua, 1t having only one
pow eress 10 help OUT nothing short OF the
bicephalous bird Of Austria could enable me to do tha
Fhis after my paper had been scrubbed on and signed
by the officers, added to II by an orderly and was
thus free TO in the direction OF Verona Padua or se-
nice as soon as pleased. ~s..
The 1rst information got at the hotel on my return
Verona that there order for me TO appear
q the Poizia When appeared TO the commssario ne
wanted to know what wanted. told him wanted 70
know what he wanted, as he had sent Tor me- me
scene was something like that where Forrest, as mesh-
mora think, comes in and says: "You nave sent ioI
me and have come. II you don't want me, VIII 30
hack again. Hu ~ ssYour passport sad the colnhis.
saro reaching his hand out with twiddling movement
nf his fingers When 10 handed TO MN, ne re-
marked after about half opening IT, You are not gone
tben s / shook nv head ~ thought you were gone,
continued he half musngy. 'But you are going ~ re-
sumed he / nodded. Tomorrow" asked me- "This
afternoon" answered. "Benissmal" exclaimed he,
yjepp and kindly placing his hand my shoulder, Go
for Gods sake by all meansi' And SO am now going
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NHAHIEeToN, >. y, July ~, loub.
The four prisoners sentenced by military commission,
bus rcprcved BY the President whose attempted liberia
ton on writ OF habeas corpus accustomed the recent
confIIc OF authority between General sices and the
United States District Court, quietly removed last
night by steamer under guard from Castle Pncfney
The military authorities refuse information concerni
they were sent North beyond the Jurisdiction Of the
Court
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CouLrAusL Sunday, July n, Jour G. CorlHAUs, 81
his residence, No. e0k Ferry street
Notice Of funeral IN 10 morrow's paper
JAcr-o~ On sunday. Jolly ~, AZ her residence No.
2s7 West Eighteenth street. MAsy AVE-, wife Of William
jackson.
Particulars Of funeral hereafter
fFbr oar Deofhs See Third Pa0sl
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ARRIVAL or the psuroNTs At BosroH.

Bos1oS, July 90 1896.
The steamer Prprontis from Liverpool the 1A,h via
Queenstown the 10TH arrived here today with one hun
pred and ninety eight passengers
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India.

BoNnAY, July ., 1861
Exchange o., market steady. In the market the dis
count dsmand was moderate
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A correspondent Of the Paris Temps, writing from
Heidelberg under date Of JAY H. sivss ias acccuEt 81
abx encounter founded, he says on report OF fieid
1arshai Prince Charles dated from schwcinfur, July
H. nine A. n
Prom ihh u would appear that the evening Of the
can of July the Geld marshal warned OF the Prussian
sdvsoce AGAINST Bruokensu and Hamesbure concepta-
"a be -four Infantry divisions - -.
!. - Ne nernna " Vie lo'h We Prusuans saaackso
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VENICE, July II, 1866.

AT vENIcE-FRoM MILITARY TRAIN.
The sequel 70 the above is that got to Venice the
same night the train being crowded with military OF
every grade and complexion At about fifteen miles be-
low Verona found the troops noticed in the begin
ming Of the above letter, encamped and enjoying the
that only those who have themselves at some me
marched for twelve hours in the brong sun can
appreciate These have since arrived at Mestre ION
the manland and here and have left again giving place
20 others The city Is now full conflicting but perhaps
not reconciable reporta From the of Vienna and
Paris have talk Of cesson and peace and from the
Po Adige and Brenta the Of the advance OF Cia
di and the retreat Of the Ausans, together with the
blowing up Of forts Rovigo, and Q bridge near
Bcaro Communication at Toast for civilians IS cut OIL
With Padua but even while write may again be
aponcd.