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DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, IS, :


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Sea- We issue the DEMOCRAT one day
earlier this week on account Of our publica-
ton day canning on Christmas Our next
paper will be Issued Oh the Sth Of January.
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FLEIuH!Nu. the heavy fall of snow
affords fine slcigliug and our citizens arc
making the most Of it. Everybody appears
to be going it but the printers, and they
must stick to the cage and get the paper
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etS' Attention il directed to the prospec.
tus Of the "Old Guard for 1868, in anoth.
O. column of the DEMOCRAT. This maga.
zine is edited bye. CnAUSCEY Burn, who
made speech at the Nob Mountain Meet.
ingiu August 1868
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ThczkN 10 DrATi On a cold Jay re-.
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daughters started from FrenchyilIe, Clear
field county, TO S.ananahopiDg distance
oftwcn'y-siy miles. They were all tlin.y
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w. TIC Court Ndvertlselncnts viii ap.
rear iu our next.
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IN THE ORPHANS' COURT OFCOL.

r,cnnsburg, Dec. II, 1867 If.
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KNOW Tlsy Destiny.

MADAME Z. T. THo%ToN, the great Eng
lisL Asruiogisi, CairvoyaGt and Psychometrcian,
who has &st0nishrd the scientific classes Of the Old
World, has nuW i.catc1 herself at Hudson Ny
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of SECOND sight, 10 enable her to impart knowl.
ei-4e of the greatest Importance to the single or
married OF cltiaf srX. While in state Of trance,
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tense power. known the FsyrhumoWupc guaran
t.. to produce iitp-iihc picture Of the future hu>-
band or wife Of the applicant together with date Of
marriage. position in life leading jga7 Of character
Sc. This Is no humbu4 rs thousQUd- of trsthHDu.
als can assert She will send When desired cnrti-
fcd certificate, written guarantee, that the picture
is what ii purPort- 70 be- by enclosing small 10 ,L
Of hair and Stating place Of birth age disposition
and cOInplc Eicn, and enclosing my cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself you viii
receive the picture and desired information by
return mail. All communications sacrcdly conf
dental. Efy~Addrcss in confidence, MADAAE T. +.
THORNTON, 20. Box 223, Hudson NY.
April p, l3C1-ly
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Alarrieo.

CLARK--SEMANS. April 10th, 1857, by
Rev. j. Humphriss, CHARLES E. CLARK,
of New Castle county, Delaware, and
SUSANNA SsNAN, Of this county.
Andora, on
The 18th day of April, by the Rev. j. H.
Johns, JAMES +. Kelly and LIZZIE DRUM.
MoYD, both ofthis county.
WART-McCARDLLL.-In Oxford
on the 18th inst by Rev. +. B. Harvey,
JoHS J. SrEwART and MARY A. McCAE'
DELL, both of Rising Sun, this county.
McMASTER -McCLEARY.--Near Fair
Hill, April 25th, by Rev. j. II. Johns,
DAvID M0MAsTER, of Chester Co. Pa,
and ANNIE McOLEARY, Of this county.
BURLIN-WALKEE.-0 On the 18th inst, ,
by the Rev +. A. Brindle, Isaac w. Bur
LIZ and M,RY C, WALKER, all of Port
DcpOsit,
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PORT Deposit ITEf.s.
REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WING.
PoET DEgosIr. Anril q, 1876


PoEr DEgosIr. April 81, 1867.
~-Yhe Granite Base Ball Club had a well
contested game, on Saturday last, of eight
innings, with . score of tbirLy-f four to thirty
two. The runs were so close that every c2l'
ortion was made By either side to outstrip
the other. and the interest never tagged until
the close Of the game.
The floating batteries have commenced
fishing. and the OILERS have fine success. -
Oar staff Of life now being plentiful, we
have no fear If being weighed in the balance
and fouad wanting, as We can control the
scales.
On Monday afternoon hail, as large as
= walnut, fell for about two minutes. II was
soty and did no damage. There is q report
that there was heavy hail storm north oil
MS. and that there was somc damage denc
by it in Lancaster county, Ia.
The Columbia r. Il. Co. have. at last,
laid ties through the town as tar rs the upper
wharf. Promises have been given that, ii
fulfilled. we would have had the cars running
that far scme time since. Mr. Shcat. the
engineer, is now waiting for the completion
..t a magnificent and indispensable culyert
.t the vast proportions of tour hundred by
one hundred-iaches
On Monday little son OF Mr.. job
Haincs, near Rising Sun. was so severely
kicked by horse, in several places, that
lie was rendered insensibe. Fortunately
no homes were broken. On the same day,
here. Clara Gerry a child. fell from second
story window on pile of stone. She was
taken up senseless, but escaped with some
severe cOntusons.
On Monday Mr. }. II. Black, Liquor
Dealer, al Philadelphia, hired horse from
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ooun1ryhornc AFTER soiourn oi q few months in the
City, wn5 hardy rcco -nscQ iy her friends In place
Of coarse, rustic, flushed face She had soft ruby
complexion Of almost mmulc smuothless and in
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teen. Upon iu4"iry a, 70 the Cause Of so great a
change. sho plainly told them that sho used the
CinUASSIAN BALM and considered il m inyaua.
be acquisition to any Iady's toilet By its us" any
Lacy or gentleman can improve their personal
passed in its efficacy in drawing Impurities from,
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and leaving tho surface Mature int, uded it should
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b. mai! or express. on receipt OF an order lay
y. l.. CLARK CO. Chemists,
M. Vet Fayclta 81, Syracuse, NY
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same
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Notice to Creditors,

THIS Is 30 give rotrceihat he subscriber of Cecil
| county, hath obtained rom the Orphans Court
Of said county, letters Of Administration on the
personal estate of
WILLIAM II. ARRtNTS,
late Of said county. deceased. Al persons having
claims aeain, the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated,
On OF before the LIST day Of April 1868;
they mag, otherwise, by law. be excluded from all
benefit Of sat estate, Al persons iutqh,uh 90 said
estate arc requested TO make Immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand tnis tit dav
Of April, 1867 NARY ARRi%IS
AdininistratIz Of Wilham H. Arrants, decd
Test--CHALELET b. CUELEs, Register
Aprii O. leG7--jy
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

cEALED PROPOSALS for building a covered
> Canal Bridge, Of 40 feet span, at EhgIsnds Ford.
on Big North East Creek, viii be received by the
County Commissioners of Cecil county. at their
Office, in Elkton, up to TUESDAY, May lIth next
AZ O'Clock pm.
Abutmens six feet high above low water. suiii-
ccnty deep for solid foundations. l6 feet long and
- feet thick at top, battered outside faces and
ends one inch to the foot
Wing Walls on west side . feet and on east side
30 feet long, including thickness of abutncnts both
ared to ~ feet vide at outer ends and battered on
outside iaces a@ ubltmeuts 2i% feet th.rl. Mt top,
and same depth and thickness as abutment, at ends
joining same" to be of equal hight with bridge floor
at abuments, and TO fall oil at grade Of in II to
outer ends; their foundations TO be secure from
frost the entire length
Guard Walls built on Wing Walls, same length as
latter; - feet high and - inches thick: covered
with marrow white lIAe boards, plowed and grooved,
pitching ontwards secured to block iastonings built
in tie waiIr. end 10 be painted and sanded
Inc "'.a:ueul5 md feet Of wing VOLS next to
them to be laid in good cement frou base to feet
above low water level; all other masonry in good
wood burned lime mortar made with sharp sand, and
all TO he laid close for narrow pointing.
Wood WoIk to be Il feet vide from olt to out, and
II feet high roa flooring TO square, Orders, skew
- Plates on hnutmcnts, and Flooring, Ia Ii o.
white oak Roof e white Pine Or cypress singles
and all wood work exposed '1I!!vy - DC White
washed with two coats OF good lime wash.
ROpdways from floor of bridge TO road to ne hlled
in and graded 10 foot in II feet
Masonry to be completed by LIST September, next
S j. England, ESD will point cut TO contractors
the site of the bridge. By order.
JAS. 5. CRAWFORD, Clark
April 20, ls6.--3w Comrs Cecil county.
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NOTICE.
STEPHEN PARSONS
"
CHARLES WIGHT
, Circuit Court for Cecil county. IL Chan
AnIil 1nrln lsI-

CHARLES WIGHT
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. IL Chencery
April Terra, 1861.
r Z object of this suit is to procure Decree for
l sale OF certain murtgaged premises in Cecil
county State OF Maryland, which we're oil the TWEEN
ty-second day Of March, in the year eighteen hun.
Charles Wight to one Stephen Parsons, tho com
plainant. Tho Bill states that on the Ead twenty
second day Of March, eighteen hundred and sixty
six, the said Charles Wight conveyed certain real
cs ate which is particularly described In the bills OF
complaint both original aud amended ana its ac
companying exhibit, unto the said stephen Parsons,
BY way Of mortgage, to secure the payment oil the
sum of two Thousand Eve hundred and fifty dollars,
IL Two years from the date thereof snd With interest
thereon .s--rl the date thereof payable hafyearly
and free of all taxes and further IN default, SHAH
be made in the payment Of interest es aforesaid for
the space of thirty days after any hslfyeary pay
ment thereof shall fall due, then and IN such case
OF the said Stephen Parsons, his executors admins
traitors or assigns, become due and payable imme,
diately, and payment of the same may be enforced
and recovered at once any thing expressed IN sad
Deed of Mortgage 10 the contrary notwithstanding,
and the said Bills state that part OF the aforesaid
sum Of money, or the interest due thereon mas been
paid 10 him by the said Charcs Wight or By any one
.or him, although the time limited for the payment
OF the interest aore said by the conditions aforesaid
for the Same, and the whole amount still remana
due and unpaid. The Amf nded Bill fled in said
cause alleges that tho said Charles Wight does no,
reside in the State Of MARY, and
II is thereupon ordered, that the complainant, by
causipg copy of this order 70 be inserted in some
nowapaper published at Elkon, once week for four
give notice to said absent defendant of the object
and substance of the Bills, ORIGINAL and amended,
and warn him 70 appear in this Court, in person or
nszt, answer the premises and Snow cause, itsny
he has, why Decree ought ne. 70 pass s. pTa' ID
i'as copy '''' HENRY R, ToRBEsT.,-.
AprU 8, lse7--sw Cleyks
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Wonderful bat True.

MADAME BENNINGTON, The word-renowned
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in ciirv1y mt stare delineate, the very features ol
the person on are 10 marry, and by the aid of IA
n>trumcnt "t intense power known as the Psyche
mo;rope, guarantees 10 produce perfect and life
like picture of the future husband or wife Of the
applicant with iate armarragr occupation leading
traits Of character. sc This is no imposition as
testimonials w. hout number can assert. BY stating
place Of birth age disposition, color Of ewes ana
hnir, and enclosing y cents, and stamped envelope
a'tdr"seci =" yourself you viii receive tho picture
~ rotrrn mill together Niln desired information
.d,lr's. in Cuuid teo. MtutH. GERTRUDE
GlHNhryA, 70 Box 2g7, West Troy Ny.
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Assistant Assessors Office,

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
SIN DIVISION. lsr DISTRICT or MAEYrANb.
Fort Deposit, March 10Th, 1857.
BLANKS for Tax on Incomes, Carriages Plate
u Watches Tor l-'iG, have been received. All per
sons liable will fisnish returns Immediately.
Persons liable to Licenses must make application
at once
i. A.C. GERRY. Assistant Assessor.
Sth Division. l-t District Of Mary land.
Of3ce with J. p. Nannemttn 4 son.
Mar 30 lSb7-Gw
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS,

CEALEp PROPOSALS will he received until May
= 10Th 1851, for building HIGHWAY BRIEGE, ii,
Cecil county. Md, across the Bohemia River, ut .
point aopGt i've miles from Chesapeake City.
The bridge is to be Pile Bridge. about twey,
hundred ll,29oj feet long, including tt Pivot DRAG
ninety t9o feet in length, The contractor is expect
ed to furnish all materials. Payment will be uiadc
in Cash. The Engineers Plan, Specifications. and
Bill Of Materials may he seen at the office Of the
undersigned, from whom all necessary information
may be Obtained. !, II, STEELE,
Secretary Of Bohemia Bridge Company
Chesapeake Cny, Cecil county Nd
April 90 lsG.--Iw
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A L4rn-Editor Why Permit us to
acknowledge, on behalf Of the Maryland
Union orha' As;yla, the tol'9T SoS 4 t6
donors will please accept our thanks, in the
aa,ne Of the soldicrs' orphans.
C. TONE,
NJ R,Ns,y
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Exa miners Notice.

THE undersigned Examiners appointed to view
and determine the propriey Of widening the
pablo road from st. PauI.s church to noar l. II.
Benson, jr's stable in the LIST District of Cecil
county. hereby give notice that they will meet ut
Johnstown, oil TUESDAY, May 7th, next Al 10
o'clock to proceed to the discharge of the duty
assigned them in the commission TO them issued.
JOHN ". MORGAN
r. y. AIKEN.
JAMES ". MORGAN
April c, lsG7--5w Examiners
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NOTICES.
NOTICE,

TIE ORPHANS COURT will meet on the FIRST
Tuesday of May, next instead of the Cd Tuesday,
as Formerly. c. Is. CUTLER.
April g. la6,-tm Regiat.,r
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED b
EN:xNllp 's iITEACr BuCuu.
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Colscctions.-JAS. DENNY, ESQ,
is the regularly authorized Agent for Tue
WIG, for the collection OF Advertising and
Subscription bills.
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE
IN CECIL COUNTY,.
No, POS acres" Holly Hall -
with all its advantages Of location,
|, superior buildings, fine Lawns, la, 20
Flower and Kitchen Gardens. Can be
bought for $3.50 per acre.
No. S-20S acres. on Elk River, in
good cultivation; Buildings good, Fenc.
ing in fair order land producing fine
crops. Terms easy.
No. lG-lS7 acres, miles from Elk
ton; good improvements: we'll situated
to divide; adioins the thriving village Of
Cherry Hill. Price ana terms very
moderate
No, tS-S7 acres Dwelling House,
stabling, sc; ? miles from North East,
on the Port Deposit road fair proportion
of Woodland. Price, sl,l00 Il cash
balance in one year
No, 1871 acres, 6 miles northwest of
Elkton: Dwelling House, &c: Fencing
good fine quality of land. VIII he sold
for $50 per acre onc-haf cas, balance
in one year.
No, 2S.-l34 acres, Z miles from
ElktOn, ON the Blue Eail road, 100
atres cleared land. balance good wool
and timber land all under good fem
cing good Stone Dwelling House,
new Barn, 10 by Is feet, with straw
house attached, with ullncccssary out
buildings in good order; Two pumps,
good water: there j. variety Of fruit
on rhe place. This is in very I'M
proving neighhorhood, and Is well
suited for grain growing or grazing
farm. Terns--Sln,n50 90 or, $40 per
acre Oue-half cash; balance to SUIT
purchaser.
No. 27.-2 Frame Houses on Charles
street in Chesapeake City. viii be
sold cheap.
No. 2S-50 acres, mile north of
Cherry Hill: good House. Barn. and
oil other necessary outDlnid!ng~; fair
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-27
SI1EnIFE'S SALE.

ny virne Of a writ Of Fier facias, issued out OF
n he Circuit Court for Cec. comfy, at the suit OF
b. scott Bro against the goods and chatteis. lands
and tencments. Il Charles Anderson, niarnishoe OF
Amos Il. Blokel to me directed, .aHa .eized and
taken in execution all the night title, claim, interest
and estate al law and in equity OF tle said Charles
Anderson (Garnishec Of Amos K. BlateJ i'll and to
all ihni