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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME n. +. THORNTON, the great Eng
fish Astrologist, Ciairyuyint and Psy,t'oJnrtI1,,
who has astunishcd the scientific classes OF iLr Oh
World, has now located herself ut Hudson. n y
Madame Thornton possesses Slch wonderful pu,y,,,
OF second sight, rs To enable her ltnplri iuu,l
edge oi the greatest Importance 10 The Su,,l,. a.,
married OF tIther sex While III Il state of trance.
she deneatcs the very features of the pur-yu A., n,
are to marry, and by the aid oi in2tru nuut of n
tense power known rs the PsychOnutrupc gl,,,l.ui.
tees 10 produce allle-likc picture OF the future mn.
band or wife of the applicant, together with date. of
marriage, position IN life leading traits Of character
&c. ms Is no htllnblg rs thousands OF tcstilnuu
lts can assert She VIII send when DIES irru "A pr3
ned ceftlllcatc, or written guarantee, that the plr
Is what 1t purpors to be- by enclosing a small Jo /
OF hair, and stating place Of BIRTH ;u. tlisp,,slI H.
and complexion, and enclosing my cents ~ 4
stamped envelope addressed to Yourself Won an
receive me picture and desired Information Iy
return mail. All communications Sarrc,llv ,n,i'
dental. HD-Address i'll confidence, MADAME r. h
THORNTON, 70. Box 10 HUDSON, NY
April y, lS67-ly
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The rumor of last winter that the Presi
dent offered Horace Greeley the position of
Postmaster General proves true. The let.
ter has been in Washington within few
days and will probably be made public
shortly. The offer was declined on the
ground that MIR. Greeley could not support
the policy of Andrew johnson.
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CHURCH DEDIcATIoN.-The public are
cordially invited to witness the solemn cere.
mony of the dedication of the new Catholic
Church, Of Port Deposit at o'clock Pm.
on Sunday, the 10th inst. The Vicar Gen.
eral Of the Diocese will ofiiciate; several
clergy will be present. To assist in paying
off the debt on the Church, collection will
be taken up.
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THE HOWARD HOUSE.

THIS FIRST CLASS HOUSE has been reit"d and
l improved in manner that will add much to the
,'onlort and convenience oil guests.
In undertaking the management Of the Howard
House the Proprietor u III spare no pains TO supply
The Table with the best yiHGils the market with
afford and the Bar with the choicest ii4nors The
Chambers are neatly fitted mp, airy and comfortable"
The Stable accommodations are unsurpassed.
lie extends an invitation to his old customers and
the pnbc to stop with him. and h" VIII spare no
pains to please them. "
WILLIAM, FAILS, ProFfietor
Nov "a ls6G--lv Ekon, Md
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A Very Radical Speller.

Stand up, Bobby, and say your lesson.
ASS. What does that spell
CECIL DEMOCRAT EpIToE, sir
Right, Bobby, right.
R-O-S,H. What does that spell?
CECll. DEMOCRAT EDITORIALS. sir.
Right again, Bobby. You re bully spell.
Ter. Tell your mother to give you hunk
of bread and moasses as soon as You &c
home. School is dismissed
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EXHIBITION. The Agricultural Society OF
New Castle county, Del, will hold an exhi,
bi,ion of Horses, Agricultural Impleme.
ments, etc., at their grounds, at Whining.
ton, on Saturday next, 18th inst.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-06-08

THE ODD Fellows HALL.-Workmen
commenced on Monday to tear down the
cellar wall, preparatory to beginning the
building of the new Odd Fellows Hall.
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SEVERELY ISJuRED.-A little daughter Of
Mr.. II. A. Hall, while running, on Monday
AFTERNOON. fell, and her head coming in con.
tact with sharp stone had large cash cut
in il
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Prospects for Business.

The railroad connection between Omaha and ,hc
East IS now complete, and the earnings of the Union
racine on the sections already finished Tor the first
Two weeks in May were $ll3ooU These sectional
earnings as the road progresses will much more
IMAM pay the interest on the Companys bonds, and
lhe through business over the only line of railroad
between the Atlantic and Pacific mnst he i,,,,,onso
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-06-08

THE MASONIC FEsrIvAL.-The Masonic
Festival which opened on Wednesday even.
ing, in the Court House, closed last evening.
1t was very nicely got up affair. The room
was neatly and tastefully decorated, and the
tables, with their splendid array of all the
delicacies Of the season, presented mos,
lovely and inviting appearance. The Festi-
val was we'll attended but as yet it is not
known what the proceeds will be. On
Thursday evening, two ring cakes were dis
posed of by chance, Mrs. T. V. Kessler and
Mr.. Dexter Morgan being the fortunate
ones
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Eofal affairs.

WILL BE IN SESSION. 1.-THE County Com.
missioners, on Tuesday next, to pass accts.
for the levy of 1867.
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Free to Everybody,

A Large pp Circular giving Information Of The
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes
It teaches how the homely may become beautIfu In,
despised respected, and the forsaken loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail tu send tLer
Address, and receive copy postpaid by return mail
Address =. O. Drawer u,
April q, 1s6.-Gm Tr,y NY
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MARRIED..

kERSHAW-PEARCE.-At North East,
June 9Th, 1867, by Rev. II. G. Shippers,
lnos. HENRY kERsHAw and MARY ELLEN
PEARCE, all of this county.
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FOR NON-RETENrIoN OR INCONVENIENCE of
Urine, irritation, inflammation liberation Of the bla-
der OF Kidneys diseases Of the PROSTATE glands
the bladder calculus gravel brick dust deposits and
all diseases VI the bladder kidneys and dropscai swell.
ings,
USE HglMRoLp'S FLUIp EXTRACT BpCHV,
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ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
OF both sexes, USE ilELMGoLD EXTRACT Bucnu Ii will
eve brisk and energetic feelings, and enable You 10
,iCcp WELL
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rung such a lugubrious peal i. last week $
Democrat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COllectiOns.-4AS. DENNY, ESQ.
is the regularly authorized Agent for TnE
WING, for the collection of Advertising and
Subscription bills.
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TAME NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
hEMEl'lES for Unpleasant and dangerous diseases -
Use HELMioLDs EXTRACT BuCHU AND IMPROVED RosI
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ONE FRAME STORE HOUSE

and the Ground thereto belonging, situate at the
Rock Springs in the slh Election District of Ceni
Iounty aforesaid, bounded on the north by land of
I'M; on the west 10y land Of Andrew Lowe: on The
east, by lands Of jesse Lowe; now occupied by a
''r''" MI Jenkins; and hereby give rfotice that
q" Monday, the lst day Of July, 1867.
at 10 o'clock AN, al the Hotel of William A HIN ot
Rock Springs, will offer Tor sale the said nronnrtv
so seIed and taken in execution by Public Auctinn
TO the highest bidder for cash TO satisfy said wrii and
COSTS. - JAMES BARNES
~ ""'' " ie"'-'> Is'.1t Constable
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THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH Therefore
the nervous and debitatcd should Immediately use
HELMRoLns EXTRACT BUcBu.
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AUTHORIZED REFERENCES:
Governor Bradford, of Maryland: Col. E. H.
Webster, Collector of Baltimore; Gen Ed Shriyer
Postmaster of Baltinore Hon. John NJ Frazier
baltimore; Hon. Hiram Mccullough, NC, and Hon
alexander Az, Evans, Cecil connty Hon. Geo Vickel's,
June s, la67-Cln
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FARMERS HOTEL,
ELKTON, MD,

| and popuL,r house. formerly occupied 10y ". Falls
Respectfully announces to TRAVELLERS and the
PUBLIC that he l. prepared l." accommodate them
in the best manner
The TABLE will always he supplied with every
delcacy of the season. ,-
The CHOICEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS may he
had at the Bar
The STABLES are commodlons and ronSenient.
and kept by JosEpH HEMpiLI, the best horsenan in
lhe county.
BS-Evcry attention will be paid TO the comfort and
convenience of guests. JAMES H. Pl'l'E
Ekton. Mar 80, 1SGTtt
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8 ACRES, MORE OR LESS =;
CONSTABLE'S SALE,

ny virtue OF a writ of Fieri Facias, issued by
DaVd Archibald one of the Justices OF the Peace Of
the SUIT OF David j. Mullin. against the goods and
rhatte',, lands and tcnements of William e. MuIlin,
10 me directed, have seized and taken in exet.l-
tion al' me right tle claim interest and estate at
law ana IN equity, OF the'saui William C. MuIlin in
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PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND.

ylhg ana beng in Cecil county, Maryland ADJOINING
the li'ius oil James Yates anu others on tie west
'u' Vi me pubic road leading from Newark to Elk
ton, containing
SO ACRES, MORE OR LESS;
and more particularly described in n Deed dated
August It'll, lstD from Hugh Boulton and wife TO
George simpson, and recorded in Liber W. H. r.
No. =, folio lOl one of the Land Record Books OF
cecli county; and hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the 10Th day of June, instant,
at the Court House door, in the town of Elkton a
o'clock I'M. will oii,T for sale said property so
seized and taken in execution, 1T Public Auction to
costs. T. WkSI Ey JiSSEV SL,a;.
HARRY c. LAYM>N, Auctioneer ~
Sheriu's Office, E!kton, June s. lsC7-ts
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General Com IN issiOn Rusiness.

would respectfully sQclt share of patronage from
Agrioulnfists and Forwarders of GRAIN AND
PRODUCE to the City. Such consignments will nj
curacy. and return Of the highest prices made.
Also, Agent for the sale of PATAPSCO GUANO
cos Ammoniated Soluble Phosphate, possessing
advantages some of the Guanos do not and one VERY
essential to Farmcrss manure that doe. not nure
I by contact with the Seed but forces the plant for
ward in it is early growth. For durability and cbeon
ness, it is surpassed 10y none in use Furnished iiv
the Ton, of 1000 pdunds at $780, or by the Sack each
containing lG7 pounds, for s., ManIfacturers price
Cash on Delivery.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

10y virtue OF two writs of Venditioni Expona.
ISSUED p. ny Joseph r. Erown Esq, Justice Of tlr
, II, ana iof Necii county.at the of Thomsp
t,emeliiehta oi George Simpson, to Inc directed
.i .I htHcd and takep iii execution all the rignt
utit el'tilil interest ana estate, ut law aud in euly
oil the SAID George Simpson IN and To- Mi thnt 1'''
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Nine Per Cent.

and it is believed that on the completion of the RI nd
IKE me Government bonds, they will 20 above m
The Company intend to sell but Il limited amount ,t
tie present low rate and retain the right to advance,
the price 1T their option.
Subscriptions will be received in New York by the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK No. 7 Nassau ,,t
CLARK, DODGE Co., BANKERs, 81 WallSt.
john j. Cisco Son, BANKERs No. 33 Wall st
anu ny bANhs AND BANKERS generally throus H.
out The United States, Of whom maps and DESCRIPTIVE,
pamphlets may be obtained. They will also be Sc 1T
We man from Tie Colnpanys Uihce, No. 70 N;ssu n
street, New York, on application. Subscribers ", II
Se'e'' 'heir own Agents III whom they have con t.
deHce Who alone Will he responsible to then, far II u
safe delivery OF the bonds.
JOHN }. CISCO,
TREASURER,
"""e @ 'so'-3ihitc NEW YOkK.
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Value and Security of the Ron,,s.

inc Company respectfully submit, }lat the above
statement OF facts fully demonstrates the security OF
eir bohds' and as additional proof they would sug.
sest mat the Bonds now offered are less ter, million
"oiiars on oil miles o. road, on which over twenty
hillioh dollars have already been expended ON
oao miles OF This road the now running, and
inc remaining Isl miles are nearly completed.
Az inc present rate of premium on GOLD these
bonds pay an annual interest on the present cast of
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Inc garmcntSwc are rapidly selling at ohn,a
named prices are all good, well made and ser, i,.
able, well adapted to business or ordinary wro,,-
me prices are less ho" hay Moss 'pf cbi.h same
g0Dds haze been Sohi. ''"'
Advancing from these, we have all grades I'M r..
the hnest French and English fabrics which .r.
sold at proportionately low prices slrpassrd Lv
none in style OF fit, and made with especial car,.
the small quantity of clothing manufactured c.,,o
ally this season having given us an unlrsraIIy o,i
chance for selecting our worlimcn from the E.st H.,
the city or, goods hare all bee" purchased to, r,,,I
from mdnJdct"re'S ant o, tcrS at ia. Tess Han ri~
rhich enables us 10 SET at the ioc price, named '
Boys Departments
We are selling
~ ''V"' We" ,ss.i'eIV S'"ts W Tow US s. on.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-17

and giving place better men, The business succeeded
The capital largely increased Dividends declared
The profits instead of being absorbed by one were shared
ALL The old shop enlarged. The workmen capitalist
gathered their families about them, and each built himself
snug white cottage along the road leading up the adacen
hillside Some of the past officers have proved unworthy
inefficient and the company has met its share of mishaps
but the general result has been prosperity The stock largely
increased be had for thing like par The workmen
driven to think for themselves mostly Republicans
they form as pleasant picture of thrift Skill sobrety
comfort as would encounter in weeks travel Severa
of the original propretors are still found at the polishing
Wheel and each has personal interest In the excel
ence of the work. there in the market better or hand
somer knives than those produced by the Mortified Knife
Company Why should other workmen, of every craft
profit by this experiment?
THE WHISTLER
"You have heard" said youth to his sweetheart, who
stood
While he sat on a corn-sheaf at dayligh's decline
"You have heard of the Danish boys whistle of wood
wish that the Danish boys whistle was NINE"
"And what would you do with it ?-ell me-, she said,
While arch smile played over her beautiful face.
"I would blow it" he answered, and then my fair maid
Would fly to my sde and would there take her place"
"Is that all you wish for? Why that may be yours
Without any magic the fair maiden cried;
A favor so light ones good nature secures -
And she playully seated herself by his side.
~ would blow it again. said the youth and the charm
Would work SO that not even modesty check
Would be able to keep from my neck your white arm"
She smiled and she laid her white round his neck.
i" Yet once more would blow, and the music divine
Would bring the third time exquisite bliss
You would lay your fair cheek this brown of mine
And your lips stealing past it would give kiss"
The maiden laughed out in her innocent glee-
"Wha fool of yourself with the whistle you'd make
For only consider how silly 'twoud be
To sit there and whistle for what you might take"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-17
Fenian Dramatic Club of Chicago.

This Club has made arrangements for public exhibition
on Saturday evening, August IT, in Arlington Hail. The
plays selected for the occasion are "The Irish Emgran
and The Robber Chief of Galway Between the plays the
following advertisement will be given Overture Orchestra
Ballad, Miss Montague Battle of Fontenoy, by Colonel A.
L. Morrison; Song Miss Casey Essence of Old Virginia.
Master Dick; Champion Clog, James Conner; Drum solo,
Battle of Chckamauga, VIM. Nevins he Fenian Champon
We bepeak crowded house the OCCASION and promise
those who will attend, night of enjoyment. The
officers of the Club follows Col c. Moore President
Ad J. J. Crowley, Vice President; Capt NJ d. Hennessy
Director Lieut. E. D. McQuade, Treasurer Lieut. John
D. LAWN, Stage Manager.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-17

especially every hour they spent looking for SUBSCRIBERS
dead loss to themselves Mr. Heagerty IS JOINT pro-
pretor of of the largest carriage manufactures IN the
West Hardly buggy ourwheeer of any sort that phys
within twenty miles Aurora but had its foundations laid
in his workshop May continue to help the Aurorans
I" to kick up dust"
The Irish population of Aurora boast of many nfu
entail and respectable citizens. Mr. Devine is of the
oldest inhabitants of the place and since personal
matters we cannot omit to mention Mr. McAnhill, the
brewer We arrived this genemans house rather late in
the evening" and although entirely unacquanted
entertained by him. that it very the small hours
before thought of leaving While pay the highest
compliment to Mr. McAnhPs conversational powers and
general knowledge and while forced relate that he
is the first Tyrone met who could speak Irish
uenty must admit that the old genteman good ale
his manufacture mindhad something to do in making
the evening appear SO short We have drunk Guinnesss
famed double X Barclay and Perkins celebrated porter and
Basis renowned pale ae and atter ourselves that know
something about good drink generally and canddy
that Mr. McAnhiPs ale bears away the PALM Perhaps the
hot weather made appreciate the good ale all the
all events thought it the best tasted and what
unpleasant things the people of Aurora may have to
complain of they need say that they have bad beer
To conclude have found the people of Aurora and
ALL Irish American and German, willing and ready to help
THE IRISH REPUBLIC It's postmaster ubscribes for it, and
although had not the pleasure of interview with him.
informed that he is good friend to people, and
takes than ordinary interest in THE IRISH RE-
PUBLIC.
We would say to those whose lungs suffering from
Chicago smoke and whose plagued with the per-
fumes of the Chicago river jump the train and visit the
beautiful city the Fox river where there neither smoke
SMELLS FINN.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-17

Our latest cable kilograms from London inform that
The English Government will Immediately dispatch large
body OF troops TO canada to repe the threatened Fenan
invasion from the United States
In the House of Lords the bill abolish churchraes was
rejected by large majority.
terrible railroad casualty occurred at Bray Head Wick
low county, Ireland The express train from Dublin for
Wicklow when at the above locality, ran off the track and
eight passenger coaches precpaed the sea- The
railroad at that point along the summit of high bluff
The loss of life frghtul Thirty persons were killed
outright Only person in the whole tran man named
Moreys, escaped alive.
Would readers like to know how "ustce" is admin
ered in monarccal and aristocatic England? Here are
examples
At the Asszes at Lewes, held before Mr.. Baron Martin
wretch in the shape of found clearly guilty of an
infamous assault upon his moherless daughter only ten
years of age The details of the too horrible be
than limited at and the prisoner set aside for
ence next day. Another prisoner then tried who was
convicted of the heinous oense of picking up and carrying
to his own home dead bird which he had found ON his
masters grounds The next day both brought up
for sentence latter obtained years penal servude
while the former ordered to two years imprisonment
and his class fear the retaliation of the people when they shall
power? Is there any good why they should
mete out to their former oppessors in kind
The condition of of the British Islands in the West
Indies is anything but satisfactory In Jamaica the public
chest is empty and of the Government employees
paid their salaries Labor Astounding, but the gov
migration That of Jamaica paid e14 per head that of
Demerara only co. 1t is time that the AntSlavery Society
of England should examine into this business
Queen Vic has published life of Albert Weshall review
it The French Empress has been with her
mysterious visit" 1t generally supposed that the object
either induce her to give up the Brown iaso
her influence prevent between France and Prus-
sa which both fully determined "Poor Queen"
says soheaded Cockney who corresponds for the Chicago
Journal II afraid she has not much influence any
where-least of all in her country"
Ireland's opportunity" is evidently near.
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To Subscribers and Clubs in the Territories.

We not to blame for the nondelivery of your papers
They have been regularly mailed every week. We call
attention from Chicago paper inserted in the
"Lae News of this weeks ISSUE and the complaints against
the dongs of Wells Fargo Co. That such should be done
in the nineteenth century, and by the permission of the Uni
ted States Government is hardly credible mast be
died. and that quickly We have written Washington
about it. and determined to do everything in power
obtain redress We have already lost thousands of dollars
by this outrageous conduct the part of Government officials
people in the territories will not subscribe when they
the impossibility of getting their papers,