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Illustrators Notice.
andsrsiensd we're appointed ID
InistratosS ~ The asGAiss OF Davis
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(NNFECrlONARY,
kars~st iurp,n 4 II Miller aud Co
SOAP
- iis--e, ACT ard ummi-s,nn Merchant
DRUGS ETC.
+ T.. pueoage, ". Il, shsrrf a. n. Nor
nson.
MACHINERY, COTTON GINS ETC
knlshi tn
The New York herald., 1867-11-30

CouTH SIDE RAILROAD OF JoNa ISLAND
- Winter arrangements
Leave James slip, New York .i "a NJ via Long IsIand
Railroad 20 jamaica for BabJion and ali vay stafious
Franklin avenue E.5oxlyn, at eO5 A NJ. VIA Brooklvn
uoua. - 80
Leave James slip. New York. II r. NJ via Long Isls nd
Railroad TO jamaica for Babylon And sii way stations
Franklin avenue, Brooklyn. ~ 165 r. NJ. via Brooklyn
uons - ~
tons connecting With train Of Long Island Railroad
Leave Babylon At 7 A. ~ for Jamaica and an wav a.
tons n,s!ing Win train q BrccLlyn Central Railroad
Leave Babylon at 1870 r. N, for jamaica ana all vav
stations connecting with train Of Long fsand Rairoad AZ.
YvInG at James slip All r. n.
Leave Babylon q n4o p y. for ysmaea and al way
satioBs nectinG with train OF BROOKLYN Central Rail
road. arriving franklin Brooklyn al sos r. H.
and connecting also with tho horse or the East
forty nInusea. 4. WHITE. Superintendent
The New York herald., 1867-11-30
COAsTwTsE sTEASTsHIPs.

DACIFrc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANYs THROUGH
l. line 70 California and China,
carrying United Rtatcs mall.
FREIGHT and s rss."r q a:.s, F:sS,ra 4.aoess
soas%ss no' zosH q, ISs Captain m.uy ooa..e,o.
Captain oy con-
s
ps.nss Sednes and asascs s s saon ADULT
M nss q :s sns s
M and ih Tor Central American ports, and those Of LEI
''sa Ssparass 'iS q s each mos oouu.e with u, usv
sssm ans from fsnsma 2 AusirslIs and New xsstSRA
steamer Ssx rom san syfsss ysnSsl,
.sa s q eos,s rslSssTs Rs e, ys Mst Hong
ss Sg:s os he vsa q css.i :rsss sSr!s as.1
OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
sfpucEp nArafs o. W rAss2Sk 1ssDSz AND FREIGHT
Tho fest and elegant ssS ,S'ir%R.n,H rRaSHcrsco.
IN, !. s..0.,ss.a b csp.:H sgs.solss 4 HkSrs, k,
pany on Tbursday DscernberA noon from pier Sch
river foot Of Warren street, connecting on de rseI0c wi.h
''s '''''" scsEs ;l TAYLOR, Captain sl..Asu.
The RECOMMENDATION % thess steamers unsarpss~d
For freight q pis;cs csssREESior sssREE AGENT, NJ w.s
wrH wrr. rrssdsoI ). kseSssss place place -" -
s.ys: ssa's:s A. Il T.:s s;:ssT:sg s,.g., N; s:
The hrss class Iron stswsm,rsh'p,x,.
W.B Sherwood, Commander,
HosDsys, Hs,sfss si5 5sssnssr : as.s f!s'' J.
for tho arove ports:
Rw. TURNER. Agent
The New York herald., 1867-11-30

T ow rARB.-r0 BUFFALO ONLY sS VIA NEW
- York Central and Troy Line; steamers VANDERBILT
and CONNECTICUT daily Saturdays excspted from pier a
North ver foot Of Spring streetia six O'Clock r NJ On
lowf
The New York herald., 1867-11-30

TJUDsoN RIVER AND HARLEM RArLRoADs.-
Ii Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New York Hudson River Rail
road Thirtieh street and Tenth avenue. and 10 A. and
sixth street and Fourth avenue, 81 II A. ~ and l5 r.
days.
WN. N. vANDERHfT.r ysce presiganl
The New York herald., 1867-11-30

4JU Tor s re- over{ Of the whole o. pari Of pieces
street fhwrsisy nlsh,; two psces purple, lac two
ssown two blue che q nrenans ons Ino
Fulton Positively ~ eessuons ASKED - trouble
The New York herald., 1867-11-30

TOR ALBANY AND TRoY-rARE SOC, AND COR.
responding reduction through tickets 70 all points
West and North The 1rat class steamers CONNECTICUT
and G. vANDERBILT leave per - North river daily
(exccpt Saurdays) at 6P NJ connecting with New YORK
Central and Northern Railroads Fare on Sundays u 90
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-23

CHICKEN AILMENTS -GAPEs. 80 HooSier'
writes as follows: notice great many
articles on chicken ailments, especially
gapes, but do not remember seeing lime
recommended as cure. In the summer
my chickens, fine brood of eighty or more,
took to gaping, and every chick, least unto
thegreatest, entaround squeaking as though
they wished to discharge their 'windpipes.'
'tried the horse hair, feather. and turpen
tine" and almost everything / heard tell of,
but nothing avalled to stop the dire disease.
Next turned my attention toward the diet
and drink. First, | removed the entire vii
lage to clean grassy spot; each time | fed
them, put good quantity Of lime in the
feed, which was a mixture of cornmeal and
wheat bran. The drinking vessels were
cleaned thoroughly each morning, and filled
with clear, fresh water, pretty well whiten-
ed with lime. In lessthana week the chick
ems quit dying, and began to improve amaz-
ingly. Not another chick died after the first
week of this new course of treatment. The
tonic and anti.acid properties of the lime
impaired an invigorating influence upon the
systems of the chicks. Give fowls plenty of
lime to eat, lime and ashes to wallow in,
and they will never be lousy, nor lay soft.
shelled eggs.-American Agriculturist.
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NEAT FOR Fowls TO MAKE THEM lay
One subscriber asks, what food will induce
fowls to lay another asks about scrap cake !;
another about hogs lights and similar ofal.
To these we would say 1t is the nature Of
fowls in good health to lay, and they cannot
help 1.-THE eggs will come. Scanty fare
will reduce their laying propensity, and on
very short commons, eggs cease altogether.
Rich food promotes the tendency; certain
seeds, like buckwheat, sunAower and hemp
seeds increase it, and meat Of any kind does
the same. All this, however, forces the
fowl into an unnatural state, and ordinarily
shortens her life. The eggs, besides, have
often poor favor. Occasional feeding of
fresh meat, like the lights of hogs chopped
fine, are very good in winter when the fowls
find no insect food. They need, besides,
hearty food in cold weather, especially if
they are not kept i'll wram houses. In very
cold weather, hens running aboutand roost.
ing in exposed places, will not lay, though
richly fed; their food goes to keeping them
warm. --American Agriculturist.
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RAISING CALVES By HANp.-A California
correspondent says: ~ have taken calves
from one to two days old to as many weeks,
and taught them first to drink milk warm
from the COW. When they are used to this,
add handful of corn meal Tor better still
oil meal, and stir well while they are drink.
ing All milk may be withheld at perhaps
three weeks old, by giving more tea aud
meal barley or wheat meal will do perhaps
better than corn. Tea is the best substitute
for milk, and should be made from good
sweet hay, and not stepped too long. If
the calves are troubled with secures, stop
the meal day or two, and give little new
milk. If they are constipated, give little
more oil meal or rye NEAL
american Agriculfn,ist,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-23
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

THE undersigned will, in connection with the
] Practice of the Law, pay special attention to the
purchase and sale OF Real Estate. All persons hay
ing Farms, Mill Properties, Timber-lands or Houses
and Lots TO dispose OF, invited to furnish full
description of their property, together with their
price and terms of sale Blanks for this purpose
will be furnished on application
There is already considerable inquiry for Maryland
property, and those DESTROYS Of selling should lose
time in placing their properly in the market As
soon as sufficient property Is offered Descriptive
Catalogue of the same will be prepared for circula-
ton Of purchasers TO this locality.
Having made arrangements to advertise extcn.
sively in the Middle and Northern States persons
placing their property in his hands for sale may he
assured of facilities unsurpassed by any Real Estate
Office in the State.
B1-All claims for Soldiers Bountios. Pensions
Compensation for Enlisted Slaves &c, attended TO
promptly j. T. McCRERY
Office on Main ST., opposite Onion Hotel
Aug l6, lS66-ly Elkton, Nd.
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BOUNTIES and PENSIONS.

PY ACTS passed at the last session of
ID Congress, all soldiers who enlisted during the
late 10 serve for three years and were honorably
discharged, and have not received, nor arc entitled
to receive, riorc than 500 Bounty, are now entitled
to an additional Bounty of 500.
Soldiers who enlisted for two years are entitled to
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&C. The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description except
Liquors) purchased and forwarded with des-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
mes the order.
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TO FARMERS
DAIRYMIGN \ COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
ALL WHO HAVE For SALE

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
ELOUR, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed
Il Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tar,
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba.
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vego.
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &C.,
Can 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 Commission House for Coun.
try Produce Of
=. f. MARINE,
N. Il, Coner of Frederick K Pratt SITS,
BALTIMORE, Md.
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VALUABLE FARM
At Private Sale

~ l. E1 FaGe sale
TSllE subscriber, rs Executor of Evan
Il Reisler, decd, will sell at Private Sale.
all that valuable tract of Lautl, of which the
deceased died seized, situate in the Ninth
Election District of Cecil county. within
half II mile of Brick Meeting House. This
property contains about
1876 ACRES.
forty acres of which are we'll wooded with
thriving Oak aud Chestnut Timber. The
land is in high state Of cultivation, and all
IN grass, except about - acres, which are
now in corn.
The improvements consist of IL
Comfortable Dwelling, GAM
composed Of brick and frame, with ..sis2
Pump at the door, and nccessary.1EA4
Outbulldings; single Barn, so by so feet,
with Stabling, Carriage House, Wagon
House and Corn Cribs.
The farm is under good fencing, has all
been lined within the last FIVE years, with
forty bushels Of lime to the acre. Thee is
running water in every field, except one,
which is supplied by lane.
The property is situated in one of the
most rapidly improving districts in the
county, convenient to churches, schools,
mills, &C., aud is within three miles G: thn
p. & B. Central Railroad, eight miles from
the P, W. & b. Railroad, and ten miles
from Port Deposit.
The purchaser can have possession of the
property at any time, aud on accom- ojs,.
ing terms. OWEN RESI- IN ;o1a''
~! =. wv Executor.
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USE DIR. c. G. G.4RRISO.N1S
Bitters for Dyspepsia,

purely vegetable compound. They improve tho
appetite and promote digestion. These Bitters are Of
my own invention and manufacture Having used them
for length of time successfully in my private practice
new offer thon to the public and recommend them
to III" use Of every dysreptic Where the patient has
used them according directions they have always
made perfect cure. Price 81 30 per bottle.
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VIENNA, Dorchester county, Nd January 1st, 1854
MIR. +. y. MARINE ALLOW on the beginning of
the now year 10 extend to You my most hearty conerat-
ulatons for the satisfactory uner which Won have
which have intrusod to your care hope in tho fin.
ture that may be able TO increase those consgnments
and that will receive from the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS
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Po1TER's LANDING, Caroline county Md
MR.. + T.. MARINE Having been intimately ac0tiaint.
Ell with the character o business having extended
to your care over Eve the sale Of my produce all
accounts have proved satiaacoyy aud in the future
expect tn patronizo your house My advice TO all per.
sons having Grain or produce, to extend Commits
sion Merchant. may rely confidently, having not the
least apprehension but lind You honest all respects
Yours il, &. STEVENS
april Is lS65.ly
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1lAvRE ne GRACE, Hartford COUNTY Nd
Mr. F. L. MARISE:-Sir We say that YOU nj
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory us for all the
business we have had you to do for and wc always
recommend any persons that know to you: and you
can use eur names Tor any recommendation that you
may want. Yours,
December Goth, 1868. SPENCER & WRIGHT
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Rock HILL. Kent CO.. Nd DeccRhcr DIST 1863

Rock HILL. Kent CO., Nd, Deccsbcr 21st, 1868.
This is to certify that during the las. six years have
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr.
f. Marine, in business; aud take pleasure in STATING
that during that time have always found him pract-
cal Industrious business man. of most
integrity, possessing the confidence Of all the business
men who know him.
Yours, most respectfully CA LEARY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-23

ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT
FIFTY THO ESd NJ BONES IA TE BEEN SOLD
NIYHIN THO TEiRS.
TEN THOUSAND BONES SENT BY LETTER,
both by myself and Agents, nil portions Of the world
to which answers have been returned in which ladies
say nothing like the above Pills have been known since
the Science Of Medicine dawnrd upon the world,
IL REMOVING INSTRUCTIONS AND RESTORING
NATURE TO ITS PROPER CHANNEL.
Quicng the and bringing back the Rosy color
Of Health to tho cheek OF the most delicate.
PRICE 81 PER E0X. SIX BONES 81
Sold at retail by II. H. MiEClIELL, Sole Agent for
Elktun and by all Druggists. Sold in Baltimore bv
COLEMAN ROGERS. l73 West Baltimore ST.; CIIAs
f.. BEATTY i co, corner Calvert aud Franklin kts
W. II. BROWN i BROTHER, 80. south Liberty
LOUIS -ENFT & CO. No - North Howard street
General Wholesale Agents.
W. Ladiea 10y enclosing price. 81, through the Elktm
20 eau have the Pills sent by mail. feb D. lsG7-ly
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DENTON, Caroline county, Md.


After eight years connection with Mr. F. =. Marine.
a Grocery and Commission Merchant / taEa p.easure
recommending him asa lgSiness man. strictly correct
and must say that he has my cntiro confidence
WIN. NJ McNlAlAN. ShcrlI
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NOTICE.

FJEhSONS having accounts with us will
q please settle them with II. G.. REESE to 18th of
o se uit as early as practicable We have made
spe ehange In our business and desire to close up
vi" ~ uic BOOKS LOOK 10 that date. McCAULEY & Co
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AMti-Dyspeptic Pills,

These Pills purely vegetable, and do not contaii
any Mercury or Calomel. They should always be used
in connection with nay Preparations particularly in
cases ct costiVcneSs. They good and perfectly
safe lurgtive and should be used in all of Chs
and fayer, Bilious, Bilious Remittent. Dyspeps Jaun
dice Depression Of Spirits Coughs Colds and all diseases
that require furgatlSo Price 20 cents por box.
If YOU HAVE CHILLS and FEVER.
Use Dr. c. 6. Garrison's Fever and Ague Cure price
81 90 per bottle 1t is perfectly safs and reliable
remedy-a sure cure. These preparations not puack
remedies but R!e of my own manufacture and only
prepared by Dr. c. G. GARRISON. For sale. wholesale
and retail at my store, III South Eighth Street phia.
dcia and for sale by all druggists aud Dealers gem
orally.
C. q. Garrison, NJ. D.. is regular graduate Of the
University Of Pennsylvania and treats patients for all
diseases. at his office. No 2l South Eighth street below
Walnut Philadelphia All consultations free.
The above are for sale by III. II. MTcHELi in Rlkton
GEO g. GREEN. Sole Wholesale Agent for tho States
Of Maryland and Delaware May 10, l566--ly
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES.

lnfslbi" in Correcting Irregularities Removing OBJ.
rirurtinn. from Whatever Cause, and
US SUCCESSFUL is A PREVENTIVE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-23

"A a. MEXICAN GUANO of choice
"A. quality, and PHoSPHATEs, for sale
~ JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-25
---@ EVANSVILLE md. MONDAY FEBRUA AIRY % 1S67a

part of the policy marked out for him
in Europe 4Et-t4
Intelligence from South America
states that it is rumored that another
proposition for peace had been made
by France and England, but the Cabi-
net had not permitted the terms to be
made known; but it is intimated
again that proposals from the United
States would be cordially received.
The revolution in Mendoza is re-
ported to be Increasing in Importance,
the insurgents having recently gained
decided advantages II9xio
A Peruvian cavalry regiment bad
feyoited, killing some Of their officers,
as also those of an infantry regiment
sent to reduce them to subordination
Gen. Capo, at the head of 400 men.
invaded Maracaibo, and meeting the
forces of President Sutherland, a
battle ensued lasting seven hours, in
which iCapo was Killed His forces
then retired. saH ,sslr1adapGla ,.s9l18a
The Times special says the Judi
cIary Committee, will report on the
impeachment matter assoon as certain
witnesses in the South, ,5sent for, have
been examined. .daay--anf79r
The meeting yesterday between Sur
ratt and his sister was extremely eff
fecting The sister encouraged him
to keep astout Heart, but the CONVEX
sation was chiefly on domestic, affairs.
The Judiciary Committee have not
yet examined himconeerning the COM
plieity of JEFF. Davis in the assassina-.
tion, nor IS it likely they will do SO
until it is known what will be the
proceedings against him, .ts4ees ss,-t.
The 1ribute's Chill correspondence
says 1T is reported that a speedy CON
clusiop Of peace between Spain and
the allied republics is probable.
The ernalconditionof of most of the
Republics continues to be most deplor-
able. The Peruvian Government is
charged with swindling. and the
speedy fall of the President was pre-
dicted
The T-ibu,es special says the Cabi-
net had a session on the Reconstruct
\ ton Bill, yesterday. The President
would sign the bill, but for the section
dividing the. States into military dis
tricts. The other sections are not so
Objectionable, thoueh he much pre-
ferred the simple Blaine Amendment,
RztEitdsRH, 4 n. G., FEB. 23.-TRSe RSs1T well
known publishing, house sOf Wm. B.
Smith & Co, failed to-day. The liza
Utilities are heavy.K R.4a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-25
NEW YORK
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New YORK, Feb. %. The Her.
AIDS City of Mexico correspondent,
of the 9th, says the entire road from
Puebla to the Capital is strewn with
the debris of the oretreating army.
The Liberals were prevented from at
tacking by strict orders from Diaz, but
Appearances Indicate that slight
demonstration would convert the
whole march into a grand rout.
The American Consulate is garri-
soned to protect Am ericanr citizens.
II Maximilian tells every one"that he
does not consider himself Emperor,
but only chief of aaNational party.
The Heralds Panama correspond
ent SAYS that our Minister, Mr.. Bur-
ton, to the Columbia Government
still maintains his antagonistic pos
ition. e.
1t has been decided that the foreign.
mails can cross the Isthnus without
hindrance. tgH dag8Ta ,sftirsg s. 9 .st
Masquera favors the annexation of
Ecuador. This is supposed to be'a