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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03

ISs~ John Royds invites the public to ex,
anime his manufactures at Rock Valley
Mill, near Bay View.
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Notites, &f.
" Clock and Watch store.

ed VIII oaili"r payment At his residence in West
EIi;ton, or Mt his Clock, Watch and JcWelry Store in
Chesapcai-e City where he j. prepared to dn all
work in lnS line. GEO ". WHITEOAE.
Ss Those indebted to him requested TO make
immediate payment fJune l. i:G7-,.ina
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p DAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application win hc
made To the Commissioner of teciI county, at thetr
first regular meeting 10 be held after the 18th day oil
August, next, for thc appointment of Examiners to
lay out and locate n road commencing ON Inc Rock
Springs and Rising SIM road, near Henry ry nold,
in the Eighth Election District. and RUNNING thence
10y ~ near the line through lands OF said Ray
noliS and VIM kcithlcy ttarmsT,) then through
lands of John =. Derrick son, to The Prnnsylyana
Line near Josiah Reynolds, /" ntcrScci roal pro
posted to be opened in Lancaster Icounty, Pcuna to
meet the road herein described.
July y. 1861 --Jw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03

CAsH.-On Thursday last, Aug. LIST, ID.
E. Burton q Co., initiated their new system
in Elkton of cash on delivery of goods.
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED b.,
HrLMuJLp's EXTRACT BuCHU
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tOfnelf's Patent ThrassGr and
(ySI asNp.

fhe alloy" cat represents The kind ola machine
adapted 20 two-hoisc tread power capable OF thresh
s" fSy9i9 rs II, for hs fh9 u4is q the rate Of
keeping the Grain, Iancs, Chan and straw all SO.
partf, If de,ir"d' This ia new machine, having
been IN use but = few months, and consequently but
little known Throughout the i'nited states.
II has hoen fairly tested, and has far exceeded the
expectations Of those who have seen it in operation
II has been sol up expressly TO meet die wants Of
The Farmer. The inventor is practical iarms~ IN
Buck. county, Fa., and has had Q, or thiiv yn,rl'
experience with Ihrashing Mac!!inns '
This machine eau DO made of any size. and 10 do
power from
!" 10 200 BUSHELS Oh OATS PER HOUR,
and G.hes Grain in proportion.
TIE sHAk Err, which separates the grain from
The bottom is made in Two or more pieces, running
longhwise, and gives the straw side motion al The
same time that it receives the up and down and
THE FAN is built so that the portion containing
the Riddle and Sinking Shoe cain he detached, a.
well as the second Bottom to convey the grain bac k
to the Fan thereby enabling H.. operator t. dispense
the cleaner III th'akhine grass seed or long, damp,
tangled grain, if the powcris found insufficient to do
the whole OF the work nj one operation. The motion
is given to the Riddle and the shaking shoes and
shaker ihat return the grain to the Fam by series
Of cone pullies, so rs TO regulate the blast of wind
| and motion of the Fan, With far less power than is
| required by all other machines that have come
| under our notice
| This machine is simple in its construction is not
liable to get out Of order, easily rcis.ged requires
but little power TO drive il, docs Us work rapidly in
and sold ~ prices 10 come within the reach of all
| Farmers using ihrashin2 Machines
| Testimonials ~ 10 It's ctiectual working qualities
| 4! hand
The undersigned having purchased the right, arc
now prepared to furnish this combined Ihrash-
and Cleaner and Separator for the State OF Delaware
| Eastern Shore of Maryland and Chester comfy
PcnnsA lyaniG also foI the Shaker alone for the .bov.
| named territory, excepting New Castle county.
The Cleaner aud Separator can be attached to an,
| TraSher, over or undo, shot.
| We call the attention of farmers to our Improve,
Two and Three Horse Endless Chain Railway Pow
clH. Also, Lever Powers.
orders solicited, cni promptly attended to.
CASIlO " CO.,
NEWARK MACH lNE WORKS,
July G, 1eG7-3m NEwArf, hhLawAeR.
For AIt iMpui 4.ifs 9Hr GIOor lr $ Rorer
| Aver rue, purely vegetable. Depot 20I Dock ~
th'iaaepAu' aonl by Dr. + H. Foreman, Ektol
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ORPHANS CeyRT,

Fk,ITE STATED MHEf1NtiS Of tho 0rphana' Cart Of
Cefii county will he held on Tho SSonnd TUESDAY
in every month, Executors. Administrators and Guar
dias wanting their accounts stated will please bring in
the vouchers u Few days before Cont,
Cb. CUTLER. Register.
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL NIG0R are regained
by lilLMgoLD'S EXTRACT BucuU.
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NoTicE TO
FARM ERS & OTHERS,
Raising Colts, Cattle and Hogs.

The UNDERSIGNED would respectfully give information
that II" will attend tu Alicrn~ and SrtN lua ,ilru
eyer called on liIs l"uw "Er"i omr" ami .hI Ia tu
'II%Hr-9 make hun confident Of ~llrr"a, and aur
ti'' ""n"r IN - position 10 'Np"" recovery beyond q
doubt IN all eases with proper Treatment.
+. 81 intend To ca round Ia Tia" $lni,," and
AGAIN in th" Fan. SkAlL. T.. bENNlS.
April i, laGi-tf WondllWn. Cecil ca, M.
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FoR LIVER c0%PLAINT AND bYspEpsIA-l'se lr. :.
Rogers Liver Pills, purely vegetable. They are war
r5nicd to give gatisltrtio Depot 2oG pno, street.
Philadelphia. Sold by Dr. u. IL. Foreman, Elkton,
and e.. J.. lamar, Port Deposit.
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r0AL The celebrated Baltimore Company
~ Coal for Family pseion baud and iNi sale.
sept |, 1910 D SCurf hho
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,lU, AGENTS WANTED. HJn
Family Sewing Machine

Manufactured. |. will hem, fell stitch, tuck, bind,
BRAID, gull and cmhruidcr beautifully. Price, only
SO, including Bannm'S Srlf-~cWcr and sclftunin.s
hcmrer Fully warranted for live years
tAtllDN.-Bcwarc of those SELLING worthless
cast-ifon machines, under the same name A. ours.
For circulars ana terms address
G. BOWERS & Co.
May q. 1sG7-im 80 S. Fifth st.. Phaia. Pa.
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FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE!
THE NEW
Pennsylvania Thrasler 4 Cleaner

Mnjo,'S i"'ch DOWhie dfAg Separator CDaaliroi
Ii ERE is what the Farmers have all wanted for a
u hninhcr OF years. n successful T. RASH Err AND
ciENNEi!,-"nr thai can lac adapted to any kind OF
power from II Tc"-HogaG EHHe|S ChaiH To Il SttaD,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-03

For AI[ iMpui ..Fs or qaE Gioop I've pr $ Roscrs'
liver rhie, purely vegetable. Depot 20I Dock st
thrialephu, Sold by Dr. Il X. Foreman, Elliton,
uuI Z. l., lamar, Port Deposit. Is
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-13
DIR: ID. II. SeeIye & Co.,
FREEPoRT, ILL
Sgd SySellrtOlssals apdretail drggsise.
"a 10 Arsa ssRi ed i f9lfaiei sa,sss.,. Ia
.issef.gr GENERAL AGENTS. ,sS

9 1sos ssas 81 sabre 81 ,al1w d57sf Assszis4elag
John D.. PARK, ,eincinnasi, Ohio; Fuller. Finch
&Fhiier, chicago, Ill, Burnhams Il VauSehaaek,
Chicago, III Demas Barnes Co.. New York |;
d. Ransom & Co., Buffalo, n. Y; Farrand, She
ton, 80: fsSss Rsss1e & p ssss, sds,
Pa , n, y. Sellers Co, ,Rittshurgh,- Pa; Coll
Inns Bros, Sc Louis, No; Barnes, Ward & Co.,
New Orleans, La; r. a. Robinson & Co, Louis
yilIs. Ky BisIsy y gr q 81. Memphis Tenn
'tilnore,s ma; Dexter { Nellegcr, Albany. n. ~:
Strong q Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio; William
Jehnst9ny pettoit, Mich; Wilson, Ketefs & Co.,
AouasVnie' ny Nh =! dsssR be. 9stsdwly.
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K /" QlICk .SALES And SKILL PROFITS-
/ .S~ Send for a circular to
] BROWN & PERKINS,
B1s -1Jcs tzso 4fg issrIae street, N,s,sa y-ark,
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Farm for: Sale.

-1.2 ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED ON THE
EFsTse panksof tbs liver, miless west of Ans.
th come sss,a dwelling feet By Is fse
grainery Andlafge com crfbS COW sbe,;z a,,d .';
pens; ss acrs Under dAnee Is acres under en- pis
vation There is good garden patch with ahon,
sixty Fruit Trees on the same. - .oo1'
g A large quantity OF rock ready quarried Cor
sale: For further particulars enquire or. tbe
,premises..s eaaea a tnNATHANIEL SMITH
Uzi aoar0h 2-W2W saaQf} bg4 %gesfa.T Is SD -
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eRovzMsrHHN & Co..
Pian 1u,1l' Manufacturers ann IA & IRE
. 100 broadway, New xort.

THESE PIANOS received the Highest Award
- af Merit IT the, Verde Fair over the, best
makers from London, Paris, Germany, the cities
of New York, Phifadephia, Baltimore and Bos
ton also, the GOLD MEDAL at the Ameriean
fasfifafe, for flvr SUCCESSIVE EARS 4. ourPianos
oontain the tFrensh' Grand Action Hard Pedal,
oYerstrung Bass, Fuil Iron Frame, and all Mod
ern Improvements. Every instrument Warranted
1--WE yeo-s. FMadeAuh der the s,iperSisionof Mr..
So shssssovsxsTsss NJ Who has aEprsetiesi exper-
orer elseea fkoasand Piano Fortes, Our facilities
fcf manufacturing enableaus TO sell these instfu
nepfs from Sloei 70 500 cheaper than -9y hrst
class piano forte. H.. ?. Jeb2-dwIy
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THRGkT AFFECTIONS
I-EE stpmF
DR.. SEELYE,S
5a SoaS ts.-srI .r--a-ss,Ei
Liquid Catarrh o.
r. HsM7EszD Y
-----5ti "a. Esa fs4s- 4
= L-LsN raaY uHg
symptoms.

Es1m or a- & ...ts o - -,..s,,. see !, "a "a
The symptoms OF catsrrh are at FIRST yer,
slight. Persons find they haze a cold, that the,
have frequent attacks, and are more sensitive Il
the changes ef temperatures. In this condition
the nose may be dry, or slight discharge, thin
and acrid, afterwards thick and adhesive, may
onsue 49, @fF1
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharge
are increased in.quantity and changed in ddaliiy;
they are now thick and heavy, and are hawked on
couShed off. The secretions are offensive causipg
bad breath; the voice t6ick and nasal: the
eyes are weak; the sense of smell is lessened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom of
eatarrh is that Que pefsmnis Obliged to clear his
throat In the morning of slick or Shiny mucous
which has fallen from the head during the night
When this takes place the person may be sure
that his disease Is "a ats way to the lungs, and
should lose no time in arresting it.
The above are but few of the many catarrhal
symptoms. Write to our iabarato for our pamph-
let describing fully al symptoms it will be sent
FREE TO any address Also directions where TO
procure the medicine. . '5.-F if9ie
We are receiving letters from all parts Of the
Union and also, numerous testimonials from those
using it, bearing the evidence of its infallibIe
merits .'..... aa2g T. a,sssgs.t.s as 2 : n
This medicine contains no Mineral or Poisonous
Ingredients, hui isSpfepared from vegetable ex-
tracts exelnssYely; therefoRe lit is Perfectly Harm
less, even to the most tender and delicate achild
" Call for .Seeyes Catarrh. Remedy, and take no
ether II. not sold by druggists in your vicinity,
they will order it for yon. Price s3e0 per bottle
All persons suffering with any affection of the
head, throat or lahgs, should write at once for
our pamphlet fully describing all. symptoms per-
tanning to the above diseases. - $500
Il will be sent free to eng address. $500
Address. -
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Family Flour.

w have a splendid article of Family Flour
~ made FROM thevery bestwinter wheat !: also
pfan' OATS corn, and feed of all sorts, ut cur ware
mouse on the iIeyee, for sale atthe lowest marke,
'as ess' kELLERSTRASS & YoGELE.
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%, ), ;. BROWN : PERKINs' : % %
Pianos for ro b. the 3. Peonle
30 s42o Bsts,ssxs ST, NEW YoRK.to7

:" '42o BRooME ST. NEW YORK
| .ss4sy 60 .fE5s ssFC ~ Sri I
NTE would call the attention of the public to
w our elegant New Scale Planes, in the follow
! ing styles 's H#"iA EiaE'ofss H5@ -+-@ oc' .
bSEYE. "a = 4 octave Front large round core sa
ners plain case, either oetagon or carye1
legs. Straight bottom, bead moulding on
cphtth.as-ss .ss--itsg- 80 Asi&a1;3s "a $3.50
STYLE rB.g octave. sp,lne as.styIc a with ua
set sSTnsnt,ns mopidipg ~, Plipth carved
sTYLR -C,z oetssve. Front, corners IaryesHo
l.. round. serpentine bottom, moULlinss same ~
ia as on style ID, carved lyre and dssk, fancy
! STYLE ID . Z octave -Four large roul.d core
! ,ners, finished back, mouldings ON MN aHd adj
| plinth, serpentine bottom, carved Tyre ami
| Desk, elegant carved fruit legs zoe
The above styles are al finished in elegant r ose-
wood cases, and have the full iron franc, Trench
| action. harp pedal beveied top, ivory KEYS and
alfthe vt Octave riarfes manufactured They
arenade Of the best materials, and for fnish dar-
ability, purity ana .sseness Of Itsne, eannot be
1hssour tyles d escribei ahoee.enbodv All the
essential changes in exterior finish case, hieh
are by many manufacturers run up to 5 and 20
\ patterns - ,t-s'Taat43 iui1ti5 cE q y
We invitcihe attent:ensof the public. of dealers
and The profession, n s<itical exasaipatiou Of the
| merits of our Pianos ~
BY avoiding the great .Srense ten aart nt,dn
factories and expensive warerpaIns in the
city We are enabled " offer these Pianos at prices
which defy competition, and Invite ar toscsirand
examine then heforef Pefekasing eItewhere.oL I
When references ana Il stilaoniais are reqaired
by those about 20 purchase instead of presenting
display Of profess ion al nSftes wefefer the tar.
tics "a whom. hare, sold dur PIANOS: Their
judgment As to the real merits Vi our Instruments
as 10 their durability, touch, Sweetness and power
Of tone, Standing in tame, &C. based on an sctiial
exPeEience, being of far riore yii ne Cd an tire mere
good opinion Of the Artist, however capable, who
merely tries in waferooIn. instruments in perfect
tune and order, which. have Just received the
s:etsIaen . hast flashing touches t1E1Iao5 80 ,
y sSsr ttAggss'Y 81 aeaaAp- 81. ssds soGz -
f. QlICh SALES an, SKILL ,L3ROFITS.T
sZS~ send for a circular to
| BROWN & PERKINS
b1s .aIca fs.o 439 fsrlne strecis N,s,sa YAff, /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-11

Mr.. DAvIs's CRIME, TRIAL, AND PUN
IsHMENT.-The New York HerdlfS Wash
ington correspondent says that Mr.. DAVIS
ought to be tried under the act Of July
1862, which provides for fining persons
euilty of treason ten thousand dollars, anc
for imprisoning them not less than five
wears. if the court in its discretion con-
slider the death penalty too severe.
"By conviction under this statute trea
son could be punished without exposing u:
to the reproach Of melting death to mar
who was the creature of circumstances
and who, at the worst, did only what oul
theory of popular will compels us to admit
is sometimes justifiable. Men may err in
their choice of the times; but is error
crimes The ten thousand dollars could
easily be paid, and, in view of the two
years Imprisonment already inflicted, the
court may use its discretion to infiict the
fine only"
The Albany Euening Journal thinks the
best thing that can be done with Mr.
JEFFERSON DAVIS" as the Tribune style!
him, is to let him 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-11

ENCRoACHMENTs OF MILITARY POWER IN
THE SoUrH.-The New York Times GEN.
sures in strong terms various acts of the
district commanders. and winds up its ar
ticle as follows
at is to be hoped that the forthcoming
opinion Of the Attorney General will de-
fine the powers and duties of the command
ing generals with fullness and precision
that will obviate difficulty and prevent
needless interference with the law, the
press, or the people Of the South"
The Times enforces the point which we
have several times made ourselves
namely, that any act Of q district com.
mander which has not for its object the
execution Of the reconstruction acts is ar.
bitrary. illegal, and unjustiAable. In
Texas. General GRIFFIN DEGREES that the
test oath shall be applied to jurors, and
only they who Can take it shall be per-
mitted ., serve. The legal authority for
THU order, says the Times, "has not been
+" cited, and none can be found. The re-
" construction act contains no provision
" upon the subject. 1t declares who shall
"be DISTINGUISHED and who shall be ex-
/" Guided from office; but in respect OF
I" Jurors it is silent. General GRIFFIN's
" order, then, is arbitrary and unjustiia-
"ble." This is the right test.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-11

RAILROAD CONVENTION. - A railroad
convention which embraces representa-
tives from all parts of the Union assem-
bled in New York on Wednesday. We
observed that CHARLES ELLIS, president OF
the Petersburg and Richmond railroad
and A. S. BUFoRD, president, and THOMAS
DopANEAD, superintendent of the Dan
vile railroad, were present. The first
days proceedings were chiefly prelimi-
nary. Among the subjects opened for
consideration were the following: In
creased rates for mail service; charge for the
entire weight of baggage, or for all over 100
or $50 pounds at l5c. per cwt. on passen-
ger fare per 100 pounds arailroad bureau
Of seven, elected and paid by the railroads,
to be located at Washington, for looking
after general interests Of railroads, and to
promote friendly relations and equality in
railroad business; and in favor of dispen-
sing with private ticket agents to sell tick
cts on commission. These subjects were
referred TO committees, but seemed to be
received with some degree of approval by
the convention.
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BY Harrison, Goddin &Appsrson, Auctionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BROOK AVENUE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
By virtue Of a deed OF trust executed by Louis
Gimm and wife to the subscri bsrs, dated soth
April, 1865, duly recorded In the Richmond Hust-
Ing IL
FRIDAY the nth day Of May, 1887, at s O'clock p
n estate n Conveyed 9s by he said dsd
ing Of Of a s' BRICK and FRAMED TsEEaEST on
The west side Of Brook avenue Immediately opPo.
fis Nj on Moefss the
rear, with the lot fronting 40 feet on said vest
bounded on the north by the tan yard OF said
Gimmi. and on the south by barrow street ex-
tending from Br9gt Avenue 70 MSSr: street
which has for several years past been 20 sIcees..
fully managed by Mr.. Louis Gipmi ~ The lot has
dsph ., on abo1, 9 ana O On % rear
400 feet The premises are supplied with water BY
iron pipes from spring yielding forty gallons per
Of the waste water There are ample buildings Of
thirty watts, tubs OF every kind bark convenient
roads, and any quantity Of hides and skins can be
procured in the Richmond markets. There In q
steam engine OF twenty six. horse power. In good
order prepared for firing by the use OF the old tan.
bark. This Is the only tannsry Of any capacity in
Richmond, and the demand for leather 10 good. !,
IL believed that this taDnsry offers as many sttrac
tons for profitable investment 40 any other pro-
perty In this State. Besides being valuable for Z
tannsry, the property Is admirably well adapted
TERns: Cash as to so much OF the purchase mo.
ney as will be sufficient to pay of = negotiable
note for seven thousand dollars with interest from
Sd May, 1857, together with the expenses OF sale
announced at the hour Of sale.
The taxes and insurance for this year 10 be pale
BY the pur'hssCsHE ARiKs RoHR
my JAMES PLRAsANrs, trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-11

ANOTHER STICKLER FOR LAVA Wash
ing,on correspondent of the Baltimore San
saws that "if General SHERIDAN can find
justification for certain of his official acts,
he can as well invade the domestic circle,
and by military order or circular
divorce husband and wife, or assume the
functions of the chancellor, and marshal
the liens upon real estate, sell the iand'
distribute the proceeds Of sale, and give
the purchaser title by virtue OF the all
potent military order. +"
This is certainly true. A district coh-
mander has exactly as much right 10 gran'
divorces and sell every mans real estate
as he has to do any other act whicn nc -
not empowered by the reconstruction ac's
to perform, The same writer ados:
"But it is understood that MT. Johnson 81
is not inclined to interpose III auy m,so ',
nrevent the military commanders rom ca .
src;s;no their own judgment, unless II
sh.iI hsoone absolutely necessary that the
executive intervene to prevent inc "ork'
ing of great wrong. =.
Il il a "great wrong" to allow any O
49, .o,s complained of to go uncorrected
:. :. "great wrong" to familiarize {
nominally free people with military rule
- With the substitution Of the orders of
sh;aftain for the solemn, slow, and i'm
nosing forms Of the courts of law.
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nTEI1

In this city, on the 9th instant, Mrs. ANN SUIT.
TON, wife ofMr. Benjamin sutton, in the eightteth
year OF her age. Her funeral will take place from
the residence OF her husband, on tho corner oil
Grace and Adams streets, on TODAY, the 18th In ;
slant. at 4 o'clock p. n. Friends OF the family
and those OF James @. Deaton, ESQ, are respect
fully invited to attend.
In Baltimore, Nd on the sth instant, At half
past o'clock. ELIZABETH g. BENNETT. wife
OF John L. Bennett, and daughter OF Mrs. William
Jenkins, OF this city, in the twenty. seventh year
OF her age.
She leaves an afrectionate husband. four small
children, and circle OF relatives and friends tc
mourn their irreparable loss.
Dearest sister, thou hast left'us,
We thy loss we deeply feel;
But It's God that hath beTeft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life In fled
Then In heaven, with Joy 70 greet thee,
Where no farewell tear Is she'd.
twenty minutes to O'Clock on yesterday eve.
ming, Mrs. ELIZABETH ELM ORE, relict OF the
late Peter Bmore, OF this city, In the eighhetn
Her funeral viii take place TO-DAY Saturday
AZ IL O'clock A. NJ. from the residence OF "a
win Wilson, on Third street, CANDLES Hill. Inc
friends OF the family are invited to attend. u
In Baltimore on the sth instant, MARY G1LL1N
In the eightieth year Of her age.
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ct WHO MS REsPONsIBLE!- victim Of

81 WHO Is Victim of
debility, who is responsible for your feebleness
Not yourself you will say, for you've done all
you could to cure 1t. That's mistake on your
part.
You haven't tried HosTETTER'S BITTERs.
Gloomy dyspeptic, with an uneasy stomach and
a world weary face, of course you don't think
yourself responsible for your own torments. But
you are 1T is easy to from your condition that
you haven't tried
BOSTETTER'S BlTTERs.
Bilious sufferer, il is not your fault, you think,
that your symptoms grow worse day by day.
Blue pill doesn't do you any good. Very likely
But you can be brought rouod for all that
Why haven't you tried H0STETTER'S BIT
TERS2
Friend, on whom fever and ague alternately
blows hot and cold, and whose brain seems to be
bursting with the effects of some powerful drug. dc
you assume the responsibility? 0, no! You've
taken piles Of quinine, and all the regulation me.
dicines. What could you 10 more? One thing
more-the very thing that would have exempted
You from all the pangs that now rack you.
You have never tried HOSTETTER'S BlTTERS.
Nervous invalid, what have you to say You
plead that you have taken all the nervines Of the
pharmacopaia. Ifthey have done you no good it
is not your fault. You are not responsible.
Wrong all wrong. You have, in reality, nobody
to blame but yourself.
Why haven't you tried HosTETTER's BIT
TIERS?
For all the above. named complaints the Bitters
are absolute specifcs my ll-eod2w