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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-09-19

GREAT CONSIDERATION AMONG THE ku
KLux.-Thcre is an organization of the
Grand Army of the Republic in hikton, the
members of which hold stated meetings.
On Thursday night last the KukluX discov-
cred that the Post, Division, or whatever
term is used by the Ordcr-were having 4
meeting, and the CONSERVATION spread like
wild fire among the Democracy. To highten
the excitement, an old sabre used in the GER
emonies OF the Order, accidentally fell from
the hands Of one of the members on his way
to the place of meeting, with startling rat
tile on the pavement. A council was called
Immediately by the Kuklux and their sym
pathizers to determine whether it was better
to fight Or run. AS we heard of no battle,
we presume retreat was determined upon.
Guards were thrown out by the frightened
kuklux, who occasionally caught a glimpse
of a shadow through the curtains of some
thing resembling gun, which being reported
to the council that remained in permant ses-
sion during the meeting of the Boys in Blue,
raised terrible commotion and great quaking
round the council board. The knees of the
councillors smotc together, and such fear
fell upon them as paralyzed both speech and
action
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E.ESSsSa E!.s.s. E'FENsS.

Lanl Sale-Mcssrs l. T. and J. Rich.
ardson of Wilmington, Del, have purchased
the farm on which Mr.. John Lungrcn resides.
containing % acres, situate in the 4th Dis,
trict, near I.cwisville, for $4,000.
Paralysis. Mrs. Mary Armstrong, aged
about % years, residing near this place, was
stricken will paralysis on Saturday, 9Th inst.
and is still lying in helpless condition.
Loss Of a Horsc.-Mr. Samuel Lowcry,
of this village, lost very valuable horse on
Tuesday night last. The animal was pat
into his stable. apparently in perfect henith,
in evening. AMI found dead i'll the morning.
hotracteI .ijectinG.-A Prctraetc9 Meet
ing is nov in progress at the new NJ. Z.
Church OF this place.
Nem Rridge Mr.. McCicary, who las TIE
contract for building the ncw bridge at
Pass Foaldng, is pushing the work rapidly.
The masonry is completed.
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BAY VIEW ITEMS.

The Feataer.-The weather during last
week was intensely warm, the thermometer
indicating s. degrees III the shade, almost
equal to the warmest days in Jniy. But the
recent rains have cooled the air, and satur-
ated the ground sufficiently to enable the
farmers to proceed with thei: blowing, pre-
paratory to sowing wheat.
The Crops-Thc corn crop will be an
abundant one,-bctter than for many years.
Potatoes, buckwheat and other vegetables
give promise of large turn out.
Pastoral Iisit THE Rev. John Elderdice,
of Dorchester county, Nd, and brother OF
the preacher in charge at this place, paid us
a visit on Saturday last, and preached to an
attentive audience on Sunday, from the 39th
verse of the 18th chapter of John.
ImproUements-Mr Nicholas Milburn and
Mr.. w. 7. Ramsey, our drarJ Commls-
sioner, have made quite an improvement
along the North East and Bay View road,
by tearing away their old, dilapidated fences,
and replacing them with good and substan-
tial new ones Mr.. Tyson is also progress
ing slowly with his new building.
Pic Nic.-The pic mic in Mr.. England s
woods, on Saturday last, was but poorly at
tended, owing to the unfasorableness of the
weather and the fact that we have had quite
a number of excursions, fairs, pic mics, NC,
during the Summer, and the people are be-
coming little tired of fun and irolic.
Iolitical.-That Northeast storm that
| came down from Maine, on Monday last,
was most terrific among the Copperheads
and admirers of Brick Pomeroy and his I'll
thy sheet, the La Crosse Democrat. They
had not fairly recovered from the shock sent
down by the Green Mountain boys, some
two weeks since, and now that the old pine
tree State has given them such powerful
back set, it is not presumed they will be
| able to gain any material strength before the
18th of October, when the electric fluid sent
over the wires from Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana and Iowa, will strike terror to tra
tors, and annihilate Regulators for all time
| to come.
A Card.-All persons who are favorable
to the election of Gen. U. S. Grant and the
Hon. Schuyler Colfax to the Presidency and
Vice Presidency of the United States, are
requested TO meet at Re eds store, Bay View,
on Saturday evening, Sept. 10th, at O. clock.
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PORT sss3s:&aSEa f,s'E,Si&.


Coju.abia mt P1rt N,.ayH Il. R.-there
are some Indications tl:at the Columbia and
Port Deposit Rail Road Company are about
to make a move towards finishing tha road
TO the Octoraro Creek, 4 &c" days since a
train arrived bringing 100 tons of Il. L. iron
and they report more on the way. The
prospect now is that some OF the rails will
be laid before Christmas.
Lowdyism. Monday last was = lively day
in Port. Drunkenness seemed to be on the
rampage and free fights were the order of
the day. Any body disposed to partake in
that amusement had the opportunity Of being
accommodated at short notice. Whisky
rules the day here in spite Of the Good lem
plars.
Mad Do3.--A mad dog was killed i'll the
upper part ofthe town on Saturday last, after
having bitten two or three dogs in the place.
Some of those bitten have since been killed.
The question has been asked, Which pro-
duces the most misery-the bite Of the dog,
bringing on hyGirorhobia, or the bite of the
whisky jug, whereby snonia a pot" follows?
Jabiiaat. There is much rejoicing among
the Union men here over the result OF the
elections in Vermont and Maine, whilst the
Democracy seem depressed in about the
same proportion. They, however, take
consolation and try to crow over an election
held some time since in Kentucky where the
Rebels carried the State by an overwheim-
ing victory,-Just so did they rejoice over
the Rebel victory at Bull Run.
COiorc,E CoRrcniion.-O Oar town is pretty
well filled to day Wednesday, with citizens
of African decent who are here attending
convention of their color. Large dciega-
tons from different sections are already in
attendance, ana about 1860 more are ex
pectel to morrow to join grand procession
through town. The display is expected to
be qui:e imposing, several bands of music
vii! be here to enliyen the occasion.
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ATTENTION In calling the attention Of
the public to cur H;ilmington city Soap
we will state that it is far superior to the
majority Of soaps, for washing Flanncls,
Linens, and finer fabrics, would recommend
it be shaved and used according to direc
tons ION each poundl for above named pur
pose. are daily told by persons calling at oar
Office, that they have never used a soap with
as much satisfaction as they do the VII
City. We will give one or in gold, for an
o. of adulteration found in this soap. It
is pure, consequently the hands are not
drawn and injured by its use. Persons that
have never used it should commence its use
at once Sold hy all groccrs.
MOORE & BRO. Wilmington, Del.
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DENtH OF An ON CITIZEN. Mr.. Andrew
Harvey died al his residence, near New
Leeds, in atis county, ON Tuesday Of last
week, in the 18th year Of his age. In the
war of 1872 lie was 1st lient. in Captain
Damsali's company, which was made up of
remarkably stout and active men, ahd of
which Mr.. Harvey was the last survivor
He was successful farmer, an industrious
aud honest man, and having lived to see all
cumstances, he in ripe old age was gathered
to his fathers.
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Deafness, Blindness and Casarr,,.

T ISAACS, NJ. D., Oculis: and Aurist,
y. Professor of the Eye and Ear, formerly
of Leydcn, Holland, located III No. sos Arch
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
with diseases of the EYE, EAR or CATARRu
will be scientifically treated md cured, if
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode Of treatment.
ny-Artificial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Lou lSGG-lu
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sTitiCc ~ Creditors.

I'll. j. - ~, notice, ;hat The en',s.;..sc7. 81
Col! .Cuty Ith obtained ilr,a tho grna3}s ,ur
ii sal, cpGat", letters "f Administration on the per
Stsf..tl estate. Of
JACOB FITE.
ttr Of said couuty. deceased Al persons hayin.
claims AGAINST '.n said deceased are hereby warned
:" '>i i tilc Sst, win Tic vouchers thereof duy
authenticated
rn or before .ha ~, day cf August. ISa9;
they may OH. :wirc, ht isv. IL. -XcinG"'; fran I'll
benefit uf s:i .~'t". All persons indebted to said
e-t.,a az. ne-, 70 maize inlfnoiat, r:y.n, ,t q
the - .r"Cr G:Fcr lln,!,r nay hand His = kay
Of August, i-';S. EOt!I. K. MCCULLOUGH.
Almin.-tTTt"r pf jacob Elta. deceased.
T.st-Racaa.S d. JAs-AI. Register.
Au- 5, lS6&-Gr
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AN ANTi-IiIIous Sp2cIFIc-Thi- is the season of
the year T:hou there is great an@"r of the liver
tending diseased action II is the lirgcst gland
in the body, and is liable TO number Of diseases
Now th1n, is the time TO protective me!i"a-
ton like DuSlILERS HERB BiTrEES, as to
check ut once any such course. This advice is
founded on experience, and is" easily followed. The
Bitters is the most successful ambitious specific
extant am! is highly iniarsei hy medical gentle
men for bilious epideinics and cNiem!cs, such rs
Ague Janndice, Fever ami hgue. &c. Peonle who
live in districts where either of these complaints
prevail, ought TO provide themselves ut once with
the Filters, protection against sickness from these
causes, and to use it remedy where these dis
have already gained foohold in their system.
Sold everywhere.
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BUSINESS EGE.sE.S.

NEW FIRM AND New Goons. -Gailaher Il
Bro, Main Street, next door to Mitchel's
Drag Store, will open the first Of next week
general assortment of Dry Goods. Gro
ceries. Call and learn their prices. The
cheapest store in the county.
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ATG&'SEEI.
~ JOSEPH ROACH

MARTHA LOWE AND OTHERS
IL ;h2 Circuit Court for Coil co.,nty. IL chancery
ChoFFso, This twenty r;r'it'l day OF AUGUST I&tS
that. tn @ais~ Hla," nn,t lcilorf@i IL Nillinn J.
y'i:'s trustee for the sale Of the Real Estate OF
unless cause to the contrary thereof b, shown
before the second day of November next; provided
copy Of this "l,lcr he inserted in newspaper
rrin.r! in Ccri. county once week for one month
before the second day of October. next.
The Report states the amount OF sales n be S;i5.
DAVID SCOTT Clerk
TrI;c copy: test, DAVID SC0TT
Aug -, ISGS-!in Clerk
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9olal A(lairs.

Observation-Disclosures Executors and others
having business in the Orphans Court which requires
ADVERTISING will please be particular when they want
snch notices to appear in The Wing to leave orders
that effect.
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gsS~ Letters containing the current news
from all parts of the county are solicited
The Wing will be sent free to any person
agreeing to furnish such items of interest as
may transpire in their neighborhood.
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MONITOR PoTAToEs.-Dr. r. H. Tuft ex-
hibited at our Office, on Thursday last, two
potatoes of the above-named species, raised
by his father, whose farm is located few
miles from Elkton, the largest weighing one
pound and the other IA ounces. These were
a fair sample, the DR.. assures US, of the crop
raised by Mr.. Tuft.
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We have now firstrntc stock Of Fall
Goods and cur Grocery and Provision House
is fu!l-evcryth can be had at Prices no.
body will grumbl. at. SAT-, hitching yards
in the ear OF the stores. REESE / EuA&D.
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Court WEEK.-'rhc Circuit Court of this
county will meet on Monday next The
Orphans Court and County Commissioners
will also be in session on Tuesday.
All persons having accounts with The
Wing Office are requested to call and have
them settled
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ALI, STYI.ES ANfs S;5ip PES.
n GET TnuHS EoR HorHiNc- "a

ANY Il" sends Ter FOR Fire % ..,.,,
at :loiitr cEs;i 81 aGfj' cG-h. with IL" Il h
will receive GHr c.:fFG. far 3;otj.iRy.
We will Put utr Axe alon.>l. of any cher mai,
and prove il the best ii:iSr and tEa largest steel
measuring and a half inches.
We have made Axes f.. twenty-five y"ars and wou
yield the .,an in shape t. Nh: IaanIflcugr; ani ytt
confess that Sucker If i!liu"i.; Ci:!" ;'ui ,yr.r
beat lis in his patent shape The cirrrla: hit :ui con
tnGous edge makes the Labor produce twice Il,
much effect.
THIS CUT IS IKE THE ccLEuEy ?A7@sT AXE
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l.0fLnE II TAXPAYERS.

The subscribers, Collectors in the several Election
Districts Of Cecil county hereby give notice that Il,
authorised by Law, they will make the following de
ddrti"ns for State Taxes, # paid the times sPcci
ilri ,iz:
o. - i.rs September pe cent.
OctobC' iai....................-. *
N0rtEjdrr lEt.....................3 s.
Ia order to facilitate the payment Of State Tax
deductions, III" Subscribers viii be ut tuc places
banned below, am f,i3GV aal Sttniry, the 2Sth an.
.,'j! instant; F"fEYGrF SHsrtH. Inv zIth aaI 2Gtl
Of S.p'cmter next; and Fri!ay Gai .Satue5t. the
SGT! Hp.l ,;s: OF October next:
WV. Il. Pa,HcE, Cot Isl Dist, al Ceciiton
lh'M's T. !ts2GI, Col. ri Dist, at Chesapeake City
LA5l sRT q. FoED, Col 3d Dist, AT EIktun.
JAMES \ MAcKEY. Col ith dist, :; Fair Hill
Jo>Ern = " .y+.rE, I0l. IN it. at \. r,h East
I. kEADES GILLESPIE Col. nth Dist ut Rising SIM
E2''t'p GitrEEy. Col It'll Dis. At Part Deposit
Il. \. tisoIHU"5. Col 9Th Dit. at Rock Springs.
GEO. y. pL"ui, Col. 9Th Dist, at Brick NJ. House
An. j. lSGS-3n
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LAND SALEs.-D. Bratton, Real Estate
Agent, sold part of the Holly Hall farm,
bordering on the town limits of Elkton, on
Wednesday last, at public sale, at $50 pei
acre. Mr.. Richard F. Biddle purchased
thirty acres, and Mr.. S. B. Foard, twenty.
three acres at the above figures. The parts
of the farm thus disposed of were not i'm
proved by buildings. The balance of the
farm, containing the buildings, is still offered
for sale. j. B. Ash was Auctioneer.
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A New STORE IN ELKTON.-Mr Joseph
Wertheimer has established a new Dry Goods
and Clothing Store, in a room expressly fit
ted up for him, in what was formerly part
Of the Exchange Hotel. His advertisement
in this issue exhibits a fine assortment oil
Dry Goods. An invitation to call and ex-
anime prices is extended to the public.
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SALARIES OF PosTMAsTERs IN Cecil CORY.
TY.-The readjustment of salaries of most
masters in Maryland and the District of
Columbia. made under the law every two
years, has just been completed for the period
from LIST July to aoth June, 1870. The fol.
lowing are the salaries of the Offices in this
pfv.
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\ NICE STEAK OR rEw.-Persons attend
ing Court next week, who wish nice Oyster
Stew or Beef Steak, will find it at the new
Restaurant under the Odd Fellows Hall.
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Legal. BLANKs.-A full supply of Masis-
trates Blanks, Attachment and Trustees Bonds
always kept on hand at The Uhig Office.
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SMALL s's3:s}s at FEi.atG Sale

\ LOT, containing MN. ACRES. situate orc-ha!f
mile from North East, The Ell, Neck road about
one Elil of which Is under cultivation and the re
ir+tr:;te post :'rt ra;l fence and improved bv n
c"!"i"rtd'io twu-stnry Frame Dwelling HOUSE.
with Well o! EoHd water 1T the !o0E. a;ia also Il
small barn s-;il,n is offered at Private %.;!c for
~" Possession can be had ON the first Of Novcm-
her or sooner tn" title 10 the property i "!rar.
TERMS Onc-h..lf cash and ia" balance ai..y re
maiH in ti'c Property ;ortwo years. 10y tt.' purchaser
giving; aHIrnv,,. $,.t::iry. hlpy tn
iit-. II! &5i.i'FRI!,S, Nn;th East
Hf W. 7. EWING. tti.r:,"s,
sept :, J. ...-%~ r.lLtuu. Nd.
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EsE;ya.n Sic e :Ea.a: nranarLT.

Tho undersigned offers t. Private SAL"
t!s. l., n and Personal i,st.t" rf til" hjc $
noht. Sf:it',. situate 10 /, ST III, -irf.57Sr
Cecil >o"utv, Myltlaul ans known a. IL" ,ass- q
Farmers .Ti Commercial :53tc xst.a
This Hotel las been 4yH AMI ftvor.sis,
kE"" 70 Tie "@EH!":: conriu=ity, ant Is r.eririrE
= large share II !nl!i,r patronage. ih" louise IS
large and curiii:"lo,!s. win good S.1i,iI@. lee
hoH~5 :iai ~! the "aiU.tcn.ei!.ss attached f." first
class Hotel.
Persons ,i.-ruu. - Ynrrh-:a,: VIII please rai on
the subscriber. tic premises. WI" viii -a"w tho
same. NtkI C.. -HII..
Port ncro..t No y i....--tf
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
.iay, tie 18th day Of September, 1868,

BY virtue of an Order of the Orphans Court for
Cecil county, the undersigned Administrator of
Townsend England, deceased. will offer at Public
Sale, on
Friday, tie 18th day Of Sept5.ajcr, 1868,
At the late residence of said deceased near Farm
inston, the following Personal Property, consisting,
Of Stock, Farming Implements, Household and KIT
chen Furniture, &c.
SyA , good Work MARES quiet in ',x-------77s.
":..2s7= all kinds of Harness. and one - II : y
,Ge COLT. five months Old; three AS9ssA
y n good Mich COWS, all in profit: sls-sss Il
l IIeifcr, years Old and Spru2; Calf: ) lea! "t
sheep 3 Hogs. l wchorse Wagon. Carriage,
(4eariy new Pillow, Hay Bed t'ulliNa"r, Corn
shelter, Double and @ing!e-trees. Vic eb;trrow,
Axes, Shoyes. Maui and Wedges, Hoes, sc.
Hay by the Tom one large rick of Stray; 5 acres
of Corn; lot of Potatoes and Sorghum IN grounH
lot of Hubs. Chestnut Rails, Bul and Lumber be.
sides many other articles not enumerated
good Iinfcri: Cock Stove. P:ul"r stove Beds
and lcd,iin" Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, CavPetng,
Dishes, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ali sums of $40 and under,
Cash: on all Sums over that amount, credit of }
months. with approved security, and interest from
date if NOT paid when dne
81 Sale to commence ut 10 o'clock AN precisely.
NAMES ENGLAND,
S. BURNS. Auctionecr. Administrator.
Sept II, l5US-2w
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he mW $ead to .A1eats free Of char1e,

H'e aW $ead to agents free Of charge,
For Club ot 81 an.i Three DoIlars-I doz good
linen Shirt FrontsI S,d Gold Studs, AI!H col Cas-
sn"ie fr Pants, Fine white Counterrtac. large size.
elegant Rilu,Iii sFi:t - va rs brown or bl"acicl
S.eting. good guilty, lardw G. ec can't $50 Picture
Marocc,-b bound Photo. AIb double IeS Stercoscope
and Il fot91' iie"9 silver plated e'sravc'! bottle
Castr e!es.'"t sill. an with Ivory or Sandal Wood
Frame f-rIirrr' edge and sFaUge'l Strc! Carving
Knife and Fork. very best quality iyory balanced
handle handsome beaded and liic'i Parasoi, 20 yards
ga! Print very fine pa.Il;s! Table Cover, lar best
qus!ity Ladies' Serge Congress Boots dnz. fine Linen
Towels J.. ,l,u. Il gers hest silver Dessert Forks
Ladies la % i'Al Morocco Travelling Bag, fancy dress
pattern y dozen elegant Silver plated engraved Nap
Kin Kings l daHcu Ladies' Fine IeIin" cr Cotton
Ladies' high eat r:tliGpral Boots, elegant Dclane
i,r-+ Pattern, Violin AID Bow. in box complete set
.jeweify, pin e': '!Tois, and sleeve buttons.
Tor Club Of 50 and rivs Dollars-i black or
cnlorri Alpaca Dress Pattern, set Lace Curtains.
lai: all Wei ElaE'ts. Engraved liver plated bottle
Revolving Castor. ! beautiful Writing Desk, solid
cod %ea,i rim. y VT WY fine Cashmere for Pants
ami Vest, set Ivory balanced handle Knives with
silver plated Forks "cgtnt Satin Paris l. heavily
beaded ami lined with six, nr. -ents Calf Boots 50
ys GOOD Print, 80 yS good brown or hraehed Sheet
.., yard wide - DIS y yri wide, good qutiity,
lair4' H,rnccn Travelling ~ l square Wool
Shawl. | plain Nor"eI Pop!in Dress Pattern, II yds.
double width Cloth !al a,tts cloak. elegant engraved
Silver plated fe, Pot, yds double width water proof
1loil for clraking.
Fer Club Of 100 and Ten Dollars rich Merro
rhihe; lr->S pattern, / pair fine i'anask Tab
tIoti> AMI NhIhlN> gents fteiCh talI
Boots. heavy. SILVER plated engraved Ice pc!Icr Very
fine all Wool C!rth f,r Ladc, Cloak. web very best
quality brown hc.rii'l Shpcrs ytlS. iire Cas-
sniere for SUIT, elegant ropIin Press tattcIn ele-
gant English BeraGe Dress Pattern. beautiful English
Eeragr shawl, l set Ivory balanced hardo knve, an!
Forks. ladies' ~ gents Silver Hunting Gas" " ttch
Bartlett Hand, Portable Sewing Machine, splendid
Family Eito. steel ru9rayims Wit, record and Pl'to-
.s,;,, pages. - yls good Hemp Ctrpe.iag god &c lus
par good MarseilleS Quilts, good barrel Eeyuv"r
c"ern, Fur Mutt and Cape single barrel hot Gan.
Silver plated engraved, bottle Revolving Castor, cut
glass h2ties. very fine violin aud Bow, in case, set
Ivory baGucc! Knives and Forks.
Presents for larger Clubs increase in the ratio.
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Exceed those Of every cEor establishment of the kind
proof Of this Ice found in comparing premiums
with thnse Of others CLUES in addition
to which claim to give better yooiS of the same
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4 SMALL ? 4 RM
It PUBLIC SALE.
viii sell at Public Sale, at the Coug; House door,
in Elkton, on
HafanIa#, L.c iirJ dag Of Cc!ojcr. 1853,
gent for the owner that $lis!.t. FI':,i II Cecil
coun!y. Nd, which corV, ye.. Sqr:gh /. " j.
hanson - Nm l.. Kline and Wifi, Icy Decd dated
February -. ',to and recorded in L.hcr Il. 4. T..
No s. fali' 2l3. lu.d record boo. Of sad county
TA'S Farm : .J1a:ed in il!" 5rh Election District
about =. mites i-"rn Moth Eas', auI atioiHs the
lands Of N,'vrt White AMI oilers. 1t contains
SO AACEs EEss,
abou. io,:Y Of which are Woodland Thu haianc,. is
u:ivr cultivation AMI tnc saij = Of good ,r1aity
The Improvements AZ oil = house. stable and
spril- House H. fencing on tie farm = in toora-
D., con ;it:cn.
Ti.G1i~.-.':vc hundred dollars in cash on the
'iay II s'Iu; and :.r, nh!c time, TO be arranged
Wtlh a." Iarchn-"r. IA The credit payments, which
ma 'y All. forty sgtigca.. .-.
JAMES DENNY
Sept T., i,DS--ts hgunt FOL l.. williamson
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NGtice TO Creditors.

This is to give notice that the alhScrihar Of Cecil
COUNTY, h:.h n;:,ined from the Orphans Court Of
said county, ict-ars Of Administration on the per
a"il..l estate Of
TOWNSEND ENGLAND
late Of said County, dee, :.sci Al persons having
claims against ti,r sad deceased are hereby warned
To whit n. same, Wit h" vouchers thereof duly
authenticated,
t'n OF hc;,'rr tn" End Ioy OF September 1868;
tEry may otherwise 10y t,H, he cyrGicd from all
h-n"!it Of said estate All persons indebted to SAID
estate requested 10 make immediate payment TO
thr subscriber. Given uIdcr my l:nL this 5tl day
II 5r,:tn. Der, iSGS. iAINF2t ENGLAND
Administrator of Townsend ENGLAND decd
Ts@t--HEuBEN y. JAMtE, Register.
SCI. ; In.i>-Gy
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EF4s~ $ IT, :<>.g:.-:.=s5',
Ai,nI1EIlTEI

CHANGE IN NAME ONLY. PRICES STILL
Low. \ new Stock of Goods. Rcinenher the
place iI!"'c Posts, in the Hollow, El.tou, Nd.
j. !. F. L. II FoARD ( co.
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j. 1t. HUDSON rctircs from the House Of Il. II
t"ard / Go. on and after this date by mutual con
sent. Il. =. BOWEN becomes an equal partner
A indebted will lie kind enough to call and settle
X. H., F0ARb & co
LtttoA. September iith, 1858. tseEt l2-3w