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Dr. Wisfar's RaasaEn of wild
Cherry.

In the whole history ef medical discoveries NO REMtnY
has performed many such remarkable cure. of the
numerous atircio of the THROAT, LUNGs and CHEST
as this long-h aud justly celebrated B"isdon So
generally Acknowledged the superior excellence Of
this rcn,edy that butfew of the mtuy who have tested
its virtues b, experience fail to keep L At hand
speedy and cnrtsin for sudden attacks Of Cpi--
fully believing that its remedial powers are comprrhrn-
1Nc enough to rnncc every uim OF di.rase from the
slightest cold to the most dangerous symptom Of plmo-
nary cuMplHint.
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Notice to Creditors,

This is TO give notice that the subscribers OF Crc
county, have ubEeinCd from She Orphans Court Of
said county, letters Of Administration the per.
sondl estate al
JOHN McMVLLEN,
late Of said comfy, deceased. All persons having
claims against die said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authcntoat
ON or before the aoth day Of October 1868
they may, Otherwise, hy law be cNciudod from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
the subscribers. Given under our hands this "a
day of Nnfcnher 1866.
MARY T.. MrNUILEN
THOMAS 4. hcMt'I LIEN.
Administrators Of John NcAiullclI decd.
Tc.t--CnALhLEY b. CuTIR, Register.
NOy
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in Philadelphia, it appears, Secretary
McCuloch has made n fine provision OF
S;Go,ooo per amman, whisky money, for one
Of bis and Mr.. Johnson's political friends.
II the shoe were on the bther foot, this
would be called "Radical rascality," but as
it is honest McCulloch and patriotic John.
son, of course it is not to be complained OF.
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GRACE.s CELEBgaFED sAAvE.

From Mr. II. Tucker, Depot Master at Salisbury, Mass
sometimes outwurily and sonnet ines inwlIdy. Durin.
the past IL manifested itself more than usl,u
outwardly and Used your Salve All signs of have
since disappeared. without affecting nwardly, in.
,licatins think. the Graduating nature of tho Sayc.
SETH ". FOWLE n son, Boston. prvprietors
Sold by Druggists 70 cts y box Send by mail for 81
cts. Nov o. 1heI-lm.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay aud tll tie effects OF
youthful indiscretion will for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who neeuet the recipe
which he was cured. sufferers wisl fng 10 profit ~
the advertisers experience; can do 80 Us addressing
IN perfect confidence, John II. OGDEN, =
May Is, isii1r-iy 4. Cedar Street New York,
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This is To give notice, that the subscriber Of Cecil
county, hath Obtained from the Orphans Cont Of
said county letters Tc.amtrtar ON tho personal
estate Of
JOHN r. GONCE,
late Of said county, deceased. Ar persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit tho snrc, with the vouchers thereof dGy
anthem i"3ttoN,
un or before the lat day of November 1868:
they may otherwise, 10y law, he excluded from all
benefit az said estate. -! persons ndej ed To -aid
estate Hr" requested to make immediate payment to
the SNhacrinrr. Gwen under nay hand tbs gth day
al NuNcIIiler, 1867. SARAH 4. GONCF
ENrrutrx Of John Il. nuncc decd
Trs-CHMkLEY -. CuuFw, Register.
Nov 9. iS57--Gw
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SlMlLlA SIMlLIBuS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,

Have p:eYrd from the most ample experience, AN entire
success Simpe-F.1mpt-E ic eat, and Reliable
They are the only Medicines perfectly adapted to popu
lar u-e--so simple that mistakes cannot be male in
using them harmless be free from danger. and
50 efficient as to he always reliable They have raised
the highest commentator FROM all, and will always
render satisfaction.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30
RECEIVERS SALE.

by virtue ofan Order Of the Circnt Court for Cecil
county, the undersigned, Receivers. viii sell nj
Public Auction, at die store Ho4se. IN riion. lately
occupied by VIM NJ Ross, the EN7IRE .S1OCE or
GoODS WARES AND MERCHA Noise. now in
the SAID store House, consisting tf full assortment
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FAIR and FESTIVAL
DrR!NG TIiE APPR0A cIIING
CEagsESYNsAS SfOEAsiAS&.

For TilE BENEFIT OF TIN. HALL FUND,
respectfully solicit lr"n their friend. and from al
the citizens OF tn" county and Hni llHurhoud such
contribution, a. they may eWillng to make either
IN the FORM Of Money Goods suited 10 any OF th"
Fables proposed to -" established.
Tho Ladies' Of El>toH and its vicinity having, with
great unaUlulity, '"ly kindly consented to give tine
Committee their valuable aid in the enterprise, the
following arrtngcn. mt OF tine several Committees OF
Ladies', and The Iales uttder their charge is an
MN Lu
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MARRIED..

WILMERTON-YE On the 28th
inst, in North East, by Rev. John y Neill,
CHARLES \. WiLMERT0y and MAGGIE YEA
MANS, both OF Charlestown, this county.
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EXP EkSES.

Fuel Repairs Offices. Conductors Trains &c. S3a5a300 %
MI EARNINGS 10 se7 jHS 0}
Total 81 'sn3s %
The ne operating rxrenyes pH Tho commercial bust
for the quarter S2S1 Joj 3D. The accannt for
the COMMERCIAL BUSINESS stands as follows:
Earning. for May, iunc and Jny.....,.$ 4l2.7!l 81
.apeHses l,".i -9''!oo ~
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed 20 produce luxuiait growth
Of hair npon bald head bearess face, also recipe
for he removal Of Pimpes. Boihes, Erupons ets. on
the skin having Tho smesit clear and beautiful, can
be ohianel'wittoni charge lay addressing n II
Tlins. Y. CHAPMAN, fHrMlsr,
scpt II, lsGI--nay II 1913 Broadway, New.York.
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TIE TOtGl Cost Of E?cseR Hundred Mites
Arajiajie Cash RcSomces for Euilaing
Elcrca HuadIed Niles:

u y so G1E.Uuu
flai IUrisE"" Bonds - NIB bon
Capital stock t'sii in On the work d"ui 5,3tg 30
Land Grant, li.'c",puu #uroS at =i,Dl lar
h'fc.''.....'...'. 2l.l.p 600
T,v company have ample r,citi,l,s fo supplying any
i, H. itu"v t'. ANY arise an ,- THIS
%, dvuu wi.y or in lGlt H., additiyual suusclib
ICONS t. capital stock. &c.
Active .nqul! b.. alroad, hcen made for portion of
these lands ana .c,,t 4, proposed t. !E,r
lri It them III sale While 'ir'y nyle value wit act
"'''"'a ~. ~.~ .Ga.. :. ga'I'! tl"y viii lrptin
very imp.c,H seg.sa vF rlrGue ,,, ,1lnlstuy.
lands ot te uDisC sut.i Iin'ttat tousl are .rIlin
1t unm F. to - ror acre wd other l,wt eiaut COM
paH'cs in the West ARE Receiving equal pcc Tor similar
properties.
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TIE EyTeEsE s.GAND lime

"a The Pacific III he u,ri for business ia 1871 MORE
THAN D,.E.TlIERp OF TIE WORK HsSALEEADY
DtLN DONE, MORN THAN 0NEfGiRD ~ riiE
MNDLH tlNl Is NOW - &CN%IAG oRpEE, AND
MukE Aboti.Es ARE"DW EMPLOY Eli UfoN IT
THAN EVER BEFORE, NQ thau
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OYER NINE PER CENT. INTERES!

Subscriptions viii be received in Cet countyhy
JACOB TOME. I + ,sident Cecil National Bank Of Port
Deposit
JOHN PARTRIDGE. Cashier National Bank of Eiktou;
and in New the Companys Office. No. 20 Nassau
street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No. Nassau ST.,
CLARK, DODGE CO.. Bankers, M. 81 Wall St.,
JOHN j. CISCO & son. Bankers No. 80 Wall ST.,
and 10y the Company advertised Agents throughout the
uurd States, Of whom maps and descriptive pamphlets
may be obtained application Remit tanoes should be
mse in drafts other funds par III New York ani tho
Bonds VIII be ssEt Tres OF "', ~ 10y return express
Subscribers through local Agents will look TO them for
their delivery. JOHN j. CISCO TREASURER,
nov lC lS6.-1m New York.
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pHp SAeHlSdr for sale by .n,,w, p.o
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FssssT MORTGAGE ssONDs,
sEx Ess3ss CENT. IN GoED,

chose principal is amply provided Tor, md whose in
crest Is thoroughly secured must be classcd among
he safest investments They pay
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'Eise Means sufficient 10 Essiiku the
Road.

Contracts for the entire work of building Oh miles Of
nI- las raiptd west From OutiH, comprising much of
ia" most drnt mountain work, and embracing every
expense except survey Ing, hive e.n madc with reSI,on-
ill" partly, lwhD have already finished 800 miicS)
Al I'll" average rate Of -ixtycight Thousand and MY
eight 6"tis 3GH,oysJ per mile. This price utLudrs al
necessary Shops iog instruction AMI repairs cars de-
ats stations aud all other iAcid'uf buildings and also
locomotives passenger baggage aud ite ht cars and
other requisite rpltugsturk, 10 an ait'i4t that sl
not bee less tbln &, 900 per mile iuw.Hg tle Of
die !cmunS one hundred and cghty-six die eleven
hlGllo! mites m1snurd /" be built hy the Pacific Com
pHny to be $4,000 per mila.
Tie TotGl Cost Of EIcreR Hundred Mites
.rW be aSJot!oleoi
l'Is7' at F''' VI
'' Ni"s, al
Add discount, an bonds, surveys, de-, ..... 45Uoouo
As the { , b'ui7 equal to money aui the Com
p'pFa eva iiist Mortgage l:onls have ready market
$50 have u, the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

and are offered for the present at NINETY CENTS on
THE DOLLAR. and accrued interest at Six Per Cent in
Currency from July l.
Many parties taking advantage Of The present high
price ri Government stocks TO exchange lur hcs, Bonds
which are over FIFTEEN PER CENT. CHEAPER. and,
at the current rate Of premium on gold pay
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30
ODD FELLOWS HALL
FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

The Committee in charge Of the erection Of t'e
new OBJ FELLOWS HALL BUILDING in Itlllruu,
hAAIM. MAde -M!Lmgememl. .LuE M.i-lM..
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Passengers. Freight TeegrUph and Mails. &72 81 5
IHnsror!nt,on Of Contractors Materials
~;
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F1MJLY CASES =

OF IS Large liaiS, No,bcco Case eo,,iaiaii1 a
,Spcciic for crotg ortiInarB DiseoSc a faaiiLy is
subject to, did B0ok Of Dirccttos. SO 90
Smaller FAMILY and TRAVELLING cases with
~ 10 - 10 -
Specifics for all PRIVATE DISEASES 5. both for
CURlN Nj and for PREVENTIVE treatment lin
walls and pocket 81 to s.
~ These Remedies, by the case or suple box are
sent to any part Of the country by Mail Express free
of charge, on receipt Of the pnce.
Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company,
Office and Depot, No 562 BROADWAY NsN- YoeK.
Dr. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his office per-
sonaIy by letter, above for all forms of disease
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS,
Sent H. 1S61-Glu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.


Rarely has there been as fruitful as this OF
malafious diseases Not only on the prairics and in
the VALLEYS of the West: not merely In all the old
hsnnt- Of Fever and Aeue and Bilious Rcmt'cnt
Fever have these Frustrating diseases been unusually
viruieut hu; they have extended 10 towns and cities
never before inf, st,d with them. aud have even as
cended the mountains ard attacked thousands of poo
PIE supposed to have b,en placed by the laws Of
Nature above thci reach Hence we are compelled
to ADMIT that fatal elcmcn; pervadcs the Universal
Ar this season and should al once resort 10 the only
approved preventive of it, consequences. HOSTEL
TERs STOMACH BITTERs. a tonic 80 potent, an
aniisepuo perfect, Alternative irresistible, and
stimulsnt pure that II enables the human system
resist and battle all the predisposng causes OF dis
ease With the confidence that one clothed in In
combn.tible garments might move among blazing
buildings, the who arms himself against malar-
IA with this powerful defensive medicine may walk
district fearless Of ts insslubrous at
mosphere. The intermittents and remittents at
present general IN all prrts OF the country may
be but the forerunners OF deadlier scourge now
its way westward from the far Esst. Prepare the
syetcm with HOsTETTERs BITTBRs for success
full battle with the mephtic causes of al. epidemcs
Re wise In time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
BLOOM To THE coMPLEAIoN.

Warranted Cheapest and Hest
To Farmers, Express Companies. Stage Ptoprietors.
Livery Establish ments, and all who Ior.es.
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LlNIMENT,
In Pint Bottles, at One Dollar.
For the cure OF Lamcness, Scratches, Wind Gale,
Spra'ns Bruises. Splints Gals, Collie Slipping Sti
he pyerheaiing. Sore Throat. Nail in the Foot, &c.
All who own r employ horses are assured that
this Eminent Will do all and more than is stated in
curing the abos named complaints. Dur NJ twenty
years it has failed 10 give satisfaction in sin
sle instance.
sold by Druggists and Saddler.. Price rs cents per
box. Depot. 56 Cortlandt street, New York.
TnE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH Theres
fore the nervous and debilitated should Immediate
liz use IiInBoLp's EXrRACr BroBU. id&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
!{3I57;{3 FIGHTS
I

MFacts arc stubborn thinrs," says the old proverb,
ana IN these alone do intend to deal, In present
ing WkiGHT'S TAR SYRUP TO the public. All
Know tue necessity OF guarding against Colds 40
wen ~ the Necessity for taking the proper remedies
wheh tne Colds are upon US. We say, without Tear
OF contradiction, thar the superior OF Wrights Tar
syrup ior The cure OF Consumption. Coughs, Colds,
bsohchis and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
uoee NOT exist Below testimonials from per
sons. some OF whom are known In all parts OF the
country:
Or X. SsRIros MACKENZIE. Literary Editor OF For
neys fhiladelphs Press, writes
PnILAprIrsrA, July 90, 1867.
pAHn sih-Last Christmas for the hrst time IN ny
ne, vas 1uch Afflicted By = very severe Cold WIN
simost constant cough and sore chest. Practice
nAAes perfect, the proverb says, but the more
conghea the worse did it. BY what then consid-
cred an accidenf, but now believe TO have been .
rtovidence- WAS induced to try DR.. WReHrs Al
Sfaur purchased from YOU. and was greatly reviewed
IN Two days, wholly cured In ten ills not unpleae-
AM " the TASTE. which 10 good point: MANY years
sco. ieaulng my way through an old library. came
sSIoee ,ne works Of that Bishop Berkeley, VINO pro
pheueaiiy and truly declared, more than century
tgo. tnst " estward the march Of Empire taxes its
way. ana among these we're two treat!scs IN wnicn
nc strongly advocated the use Of Tar a curative q
many d'seases from Catarrh - the plague: was
tncn 'ruch viii the cogency u the good Blsnope
arguments. and am now sure-ffom the eticacy q
Dr. wrghre preparation Of the same remedy-that
they were entirely correct.
Yours, truly,
~ SHELTON lACKENZIE. L.L.U.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
a r:E.,sAse,a ABLE FROG.
Kari. Twain "kbamiel Web.
sicr' OutSsone.

frQm IN" Bib Kun. = 'AAettr.
Ga tins subj q, M lascr, living near
5itchcifs station, IN Calpspper county, u
istes soma very cllrl ms facts about Il rs
,nArkab.e frog. Concerning this frog,
saws he, at has lived many years with us
md ~ great iayorlte, and the greatest CO
rlosiiy IS its becoming ~ renal ksbiy tame
/. had frequented onr door steps before our
hall door some years before my acQuain-
lance commenced with it. My father had
admired 1t Tor years on account Of its size
and color. and he visited it every evening,
when it would come forth nj his summons,
and by constant feeding he brought il to be
80 tame it would come TO the candle and
look up IS II expecting 70 be taken up and
brought to the table aud fed on insects OF
all sorts. On presenting living insects il
fixes Its eyes intently aud remains motion.
less for . while NJ if preparing for a strike,
which IL an Instantaneous throwing Of Its
tongue 10 great distance, upon which the
insect sticks fast to the tip ~ glutenous
matter | can't say how long my father
had been acquainted with it; from my ear
hest recollection he spoke Of 1t as "Old
Tom, ",he oid frog" have known it for
great number Of years. can answer for
htty seven wears. II iuakes its Hp uearoncc
always a welcome visitor } with warm
weather and remains with US till fail, ap-
pelring morning and evening to our grea,
amusement, having been trained to do many
things, such as leipiug. turning somer
s.ults, folding alternately BY il feet and
hands TO small rope, swinging and whir-
ing, after the manner of slack rope PEI
former, marching erect on its bind legs, and
at the word Of command going through the
manual exercise. II seems perfectly good
natured, and never shows temper, but is
dresdully afraid OF cat, on whose approach
it will often leap four feet from Of the floor,
with the utmost precision, plump into the
mouth II large stone water pitcher, and
thus secure a safe retreat. Yet he 10 in no
wise alarmed or disturbed by the presence
Of dogs, oil which We have many about the
premises. They seem TO regard him IS one
Of the household aud privileged charac-
ter" The Hon. Judge Taylor. who will at
test the above statement made bv Mr.. Ya-
ger, in speaking OF the age of this frog, 70
marked: ut is certainly one hundred
years old. and though he may have been
here before the Ind ans left the country, he
may be even now but in bis infancy"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
n Woman BADLY Addicted 10
Marriage.

Last winter q wealthy Cuban conceived
an extravagsnt passion for pretty young
woman dancing At leading Broadwa,
theatre. wrote to her and solicited On inter
view. lie poured his passion out in burn
ing words, and offered to pour out his gold
IS freely but she informed him, a. the
celebrated English actress did her opulent
admirer. that the way to her bed chamber
Law through the church. He sought to
shake her resolution, but in vain, and in
despair Of posscssiog her otherwise he
made her bic wife. He tired Of her
in . few weeks, and ~ his relations
were violently opposed to such
alliance, he soon deserted her anu returned
to Havana. Too proud to follow him, she
went back TO the stage, and during the
month of May clerk in q commercial house
down town fell in love with her, and went
through the game experience as the Spar-
lard. llymen before Venus for her and
80 the young fellow, with q degree Of dis.
honor characteristic Of an older head and a
cooler heart, entrapped her into false mar.
rage. His employer accidentally discover
ed the deception ; became interested IN the
present dsnseuse, and ap2risea her Of the
e'Sih = Nilhl6Es assuring HtT he should be
compelled TO Sed her if she desired II. by
process of law. Esmcralda declined TO
hsys anything mere to do with the
rogue. and released him unconditionally.-
The merchant was so much struck with
the woman's spirit and beauty. that. al
though he knew she had twice consented
TO marry In cold blood. he propos ed matr-
m"ny TO her, end for the third time she ac-
opted. Certain legal steps are necessary
before the last nupsials can be consun-
mated but the commercial lover is desper-
s,ely enamored Of her, and has already
paced her in . handsome mansion. and
made her deed Of the property, with elO.-
600 ior pin money. His friends are indie.
nans, and aver that he is infatuated Rnt
he eweafs ne loves her, and will msrrv no,
- soon % practicable. She saws aha !.
deeply attached to him, and il nov le.d;n.
very quiet and exemplary life. Her fonce
Is N arly forty, and has long been sought =.
. husband in modish circles to no rurnose
lis liver seems to have struck now. and
there 10 little doubt thsth he will wed Esmer.
aida this winter, and snap his fingers a
comment and criticism She will Join Grace
Church be pasaed upon bv Brown: ride
70 morning service with gold .aasped hvmn
book, and look ten times more If she wa,
born to II than many Of her sex who pirate a,
blood and breeding.-IN. Y. Corr. Oincin-
natl Enquirer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30

CsTFAM 70 AND FROM LIVERPOOL. AND
~ ouEESSTuwN (lnsLAspl, twice week
The INMAS LINE, sailing
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|lll|1]l||i|l

Dear tir;-naving witnessed the operation o. Dr.
wright Tar Syrup In cases Of Consumption cheer
fully recommend ii to all PERSONS 60 afflicted
JESSE r. WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut SITS, Philadelph
Inomas winmili, Butcher, in ID st. Market fhii-
After suffering two reara with Consumption snu
constant hemorages was induced 10 try virgins
Tar yrup After usng six bottles. health returned
And am now ab to attend to my business
IS stevens. Druggists, Reading. Pa writes
MI. .. hromer.-The gross OF Tar sprnP w.
chased about three weeks ago s nearly all sold. ~
customers speak highly Of ii. Send half grces o. II
to ny father at Middetown. Pa and charge y 10 nc
Z. b vaneyckel, Druggiste. Trenton, N =. say !.
Dr. virgins Tar Syrup does all yon claim io OF, ~.
- my customers
Wright's Tar Syrup 10 cold By al Druegiets anu
Country St0fekeepefs Price 81 per bottle. one
bottle win check the mos. aggravated Cough.