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east. Courtlandt st, MONTREAL, July u

H2lst. Courtlandt St, MoNTREAI., July u, %
GESTLRAEES:-Your SBltte8 have peen
such blessing In my family that cannot
refrain from sending you thtS steSt tkIlonlAl.
In December Last my wife WIS very sick-
connnement-Gnd got 50 very low that soma
good stImuIent WIS oluteAy y eCeEsaTy. i
h1ed wine but 1t did no good. wing bot
oven me 6y 4 tfiani, I tho1ghf I Wonld ~
them; I had no NTH IN them, yet thouZnt I
would give them 2 trial I can truly say
th1t my W11e gained GfTeEl0Eh and hedlkh with
every dose. In one month she was entirely
well and strong. GheeculIy do recon-.
mend them 70 an h61es as q gantle and
stTenRt heu1ng EtlnInldut.
GEO. A. J. NORMAN,
Isl West S7th 81, n. Y.
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GEO. q. BAKER,
NEW YoRK, March soth, 1851.

Mesrrs. Geo. q Hub6el & Co.. Hudson. N. Y.
GENTS-Afy family having been the re-
cipient Of marked benent in health by the
use of your Golden BitteuJ3 am induced
this lettef, which you are privileged 70 use
Hs you desire lean confidently assert that
Gtnce the inst b0ttlenf your Bttters entered
dyspepsia, ny vile had been troubled with
tHamalady tor years. and had also been
much annoyed By piles The symptoms
and the disease have both LETT and Ghs d
wen. Other members Of my family endorse
hegood quREitle9O Of your artlOle, and can
happy 70 give verbal evidences TO the doubt
ing any time they may call on me. With
much regard, am
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GOLDEN BITEERs..-Hubbals Golden
Bltters are rapidly calming worldwide rep
utaton, Read the following
PARIS, France. June2, 1884.
Hagra. Hubba6 o..

fAIL1sI EI5ncsI J une 2 I354.
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am, gentlemen. yours. with respect.
CASINIER FABRtGOU,
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Disease OF the Throat nnd Lunrs.
Such As Coughs, COIda, VShOOpLnr
Cough. Bronchitis. Asthma,
and ConHumnHfoH

Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine has any thing Won widely and sOdeeply
upon the confidence of mankind, this eXcellens
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through louk
series Of years, md among most Of tho races Of
men 1t has risen higher and higher IN their essina
ton, rs it has become better known. It, unborn
character and power to cure the various affections
Of the lungs and throat, have made It known r.
liable protector against them. While adapted II
milder forms OF disease and to Young children II -
At the same time the most edectua remedy that
be given for incipient consumption. and the dan
gerOus affections OF the throat and lungs. : pTo.
vision against sudden attacks Of Group. il should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed al!
are sometimes subject to colds aud coughs. ali
should be provided with this antdotc for them
Although settled COHSlInl DffOn is thought IA.
durable, still great numbers OF case where the lis.
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry PeekOrdi. So complete IS is mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate Of them yield 10 IT, When moth
ing else could reach them, under the CHERRY Pee
tOrGI they si,bside and disappear.
lection from it.
.iStLmn is always relieved and oftea wholly
cured Try it.
Bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PectOrut in small and frequent doses.
So generally are lis virtues known that il l. un,
necessary TO publish the certificate of them hers
or do more than assure the public taaI its qu4ltiss
are fully maintained.
Prepared Gy
DIR. j. {. AVER & CO.. LOHELL, N4Ss.
For sale by T. h. LOGAN & co.
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You Will know what your Prize ia
before you pay for lG. A7IV p Lzs may be
sEchG aged for another OF ths same rutue. 80
SS-o9f patrons can dependon fair dealing.
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WTHYWILLY YOU WORK FOR SEQ PER
w Day and be bosSed round, when you
that Will pay you from q to e8 per day, or q
per evening u at leisure. You won't be sor.
" II you sand lOeents for full artIculars and
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MEditaI.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all The purposes of Laxative Ned.
GcfuP,


Perhaps NO one medi.
cine Is SO universally re-
quired by everybody As
n cathArtIc, nor was ever
TTI7F==17fS any before so universal
NA4 1y adopted into use, IN
every country and among
Ag1aV all classes, as this Nnlnd
AAHSMS but enclSnt purgatNe
e. PHI. The obvious rca,
SON Is, that tits moro re-
liable Snd far more efec-
=z=7s- tnnl remedy than any
--,. other. Those who have
not, know that it their neighbors and Siends
and all know that what 1t does once it does aiySSTs
that il fails through any fault or neRief al
its composition. We have, and can ShSVs fSogi
sands upon thousands OF cerTidcSfse5 or
BILE cures of the following complaints but sust
cures are known in every neish6orhood and wIIy
conditions in all climates; containing neither caIo.
mel or any deleterious drug, they may bs tSSSa
with safety by anybody. Their sugar coating pre-.
serves them ever hesh and makes them pleasant 10
take, whilo being purely vegetable no harm eau
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal Eiscera 70 purify the blood and stimulate
INTO healthy action remove the distractions of ths
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF the
body, restoring their irregular ncton 70 health And
ulents as are the hrst origin Of disease,
Minute directions arc given in the wrapper on
EiIs rapidly cure
For DysPePaia or Indigestion, I.Gsales.-
should be taken moderately to stimulate the ston-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
toms, bilious Headache, Sick He0dnchs
90undice or Green 8fcLneaS, Bilious
Collie and Bilious ReVeFss they should be ju.
diciousy taken for each to the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause IT,
For DyDenGeFy or DERrFhOea, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For EEheuniaTIsu, Cont, Gravel. E.aIPI-
Gatt0n of the Heart, Pain An she side,
HACK and L4OinS, they should bS continuously
taken, as required, To change the diseased action
The system. With such change those complaints
disappear
For DrOnsy and DrOpaIcal SvSeIIInEs they
should be taken in large aud frequent doses 10 pro
duce the effect of drastic purge.
FOR Suppression a large dose should bS taken
as II produces the desired ehect by sympathy.
As 3 Dinner Pin, take ono or two EiIls 10 pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach aBt
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and invigoTates the system. Hence il Is o!(en al
Eantsgeous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels toerably wen, often finds that dose
OF these PtE makes him feel decidedly better frOui
their cleansing and rcnoyating eGcct the d5,e--
tive apparatus. There numerous cases where
4 Purgative is required, which we cannot enuuler-
ate here but they suggest themselves to every body
and where the virtues of this Pun are known he
public no longer doubt what 10 employ.
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There is a very short way of ending
all the evils OF which the Herald COM
plains, so far as It Is itself concerned.
Let 1t leave the Associated Press-as It
spent four or five mouths last wear in
threatening to do. 1t can thus do
something toward correcting evils OF
which il complains SO loudly, but 10
which It persists In being a party.
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e. aaD1rfisetsests.

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and FEMALE COLLEGE ne0r mem
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grade ginning earnestly TO excel In attention
to the education, the morals, the home como
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moderate. Address the Rev. T. HANLON.
a. n. Eennlngton, ~. -
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
by THE
metropolitan Gift Co.
Every Ticket Draws n Prize.

Chance to Draw any or the HbUVa
Prizes by Purchasing a Sealed Ticket
are sealed In Envelopes and thoroughly
mixed. ON receipt OF . cts. a Seated Ticket
VIII be drawn, Without choice, and delivered
at our ofiice, or sent by mail TO any address
The prtZs named upon IL will be delivered to
the ucket-holdero on payment of one dollar,
Prizes will be Immediately sent to any ad-
dress, as requested, by express or return mall
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE HISTORY OF THE WAR RR.
"a TWEEN THE 6EAFES.''
Its Causes, Charactar, Conduct and Results,
By Hon. II. STEVENS.
Its OdlciRl character and ready sale. coun
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Send for Circulars and see our terms and mi
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The unsolicited recommendations we re-
ceive nom all parts of the globe prove them
to be Just exactly what we claim.
They ore purely Vegetable:
They tEfu InUiQor0Ie and Strengthen;
They Jo!tIV tie StStenl against the ::ell eFeokS
Of U1trhoEeG0me Voter.
They Sstu cure D38pepgfds
T1SeV IGiu cure Heartburn
I2IeV t5M cure Headache;
1heV IpU cure Ju1ndioe:
IbCy Tciu cure Sea StcEneSS:
TlIeV ICiu cure General DebiEttll.
They LDiu create a healthy AppeEIe.
3Aey c0SItdts no POLSOgGOitS Drug:
1heDt1tu Intt0oT0te the System Of Indigestion
and moderately increase the tempera fure of
the body; and the force OF the circulation,
acting, in fact RS general corToborant ofthe
system.
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REEVES AMBRosIA.

REEVES AMBRosIA.
For the III air,
IMPRoYED1
it Is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
it eauses the Hair to Curl beautifully
Itkeeps the scalp clean and Healthy.
It lnvtsOrates the ROOFS of the Ha,r,
it forces the Hair and Reara TO grow luxuri-
antly.
II Immediately stops Hair Failing Ont.
1t keeps the Hair from Chsuging Color from
Age.
l, restores Grey HAN TOTS Original Color.
Il brings ont Hair on heads that have been
bald for years.
l, composed entirely o; slmp,o AID purely
vegetable substances.
1t mas recslred over six thousand voluntary
,sst,monialsofits excellence, many Of which.
arsfFom phyzcians In high standing.
its sold in halfpound bottles Ghe name
blown In the CLASSY by Druggists and Dealers
Infancy Goods everywhere, At One Dollar
Per Bottle. wholesale by Demas Barnes &
cesE. c. wsra q Co: sohisaealn & Co. n. Y.
1AEl7-lyd
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PILES

a., rs EeEs IS no medicine In use so en4cacious
t1 ~ iSE me permanent cure Of Bli.ld or
49, Eiless they strike at the root OF 81 Z
sold Oy Drnggtsts everywhere.
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REFERENCEs1The following person

REFERENCES.-The following persons
nave lately drawn Valuable Prizes trom this
company, and kindly permitted the use OF
their names
8. 7. Wilkins. S74 Sixth Ave, n. Y, $500:
Ms. Z. stuart, 30 Nelson Place. n. Y, $500;
Miss p. Monroe, Chicago, ILL.,, Piano valued
Ct 500; W. Curtis, New Haven, Gold Watch,
500 Robert jackson, Dubuque, Sewing Ma
chine. SIooi Philip &eCarty, Louisville, KY,
500; James Rogers, Washington, d. c., Mn:
steal Boz, $50; L D. Warren, 10 14th-st., y. y,
PianS. sSo9; 5; T. Ferris, New Orleans Gold
"a, Ga, $500; R. a. Patterson. Nashville,
Tenn, Melodeon, $50; Z. Dayton. Mobile
Ala, DlamoI d Cluster Ring, 500; s. Strong,
BGIlinS!ons VT. 500; A. T. Atkins, Spring"
teld, ILL., Diamond Pin, 800; MrE. B. Wal
worth. Trenton, N. J., SIPS, Thos. BarrovVs,
% CIay.st., Baltimore, Sewing Machine, SIS;
9. T. Alderman. 50 Maln-st., Buffalo, 500; J..
Darragh, N. Bedford, Mass, Gold Watch,
S2I5; Miss n. SsOtt, Ninth q Sansom-St
Pnila., Gold Watch, $50: 8. T. Zimmerman
Hickszst-. Brooklyn. $500: Al. Bowers. De
trolt1 Gold Watch, $3.50; MIS-. NJ. Fuller, Hart
tord; Conn, Silver Set, $50; "A. schirley,
LOUISVILLE, KY Diamond Ring, S90c; g. T.
Mason, 20 Broad-st., n. Y, $500; Mrs. A. Mel
rose. sixth Ave, near 20th-st., Plano; $500.
HS-We publish no names without peEmIs-
sion.
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AMATEUR !CUBFIVAFOB'S GUIDE

KITCHEN ana RLOWER GARDEN.
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Postpaid 50 cts; In paper covers, postpaid
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.-mH MusI-
cal Festivals several times postponed, COM
polling purchasers OF tickets TO wait for
months for the distribution. have impaired
public confidence in'such affairs, The only
ialr system OF distributing is the old and
popular one of Scaled TickeLS stating the
pine, tohieh ICiu Be delfrered intnte9f0te{U on
MASON, HOPKISs'& Co., 81 Broadway, The
most attractive lace OF the kind now IN
opeTRtion. They are doing the largest bust
ness and deserve their success. You cannot
draw $4,000 farm there, but have q rea.
sonable chance for good prize, as we know
many that have drawn, and the flTm Is Felia-
bie:"-LHday NetDi, jan. 3D., 1855.
The Metropolitan Gift Company are dis
triouting many valuable prizes. We have
examined their manner OF doing business
and know them 70 be q fair dealing firm
Enetr plan Is more satisfactory than tPreSen-
tauon Festivals as they draw every day
5nu me 81 oscrtber need not pay for the prizes
uIaMn unless suited. '-JOa1iIdI Feb gu 1855
THE iift Establishment OF MASON. HoP-
KISS q Co., 81 Broadway, is daily draw
ing crowds OF visitors TO witness the drawing
process The investment is but 5 cents for
GLANCE and the prize drawn, If satisfactory.
y Inmediately delivered for one dollar. A
IL!enu OF ours, last week, drew $500 prize
% %tH he promptly received - Times, Dec.
Liberal Inducements 10 Agents. SatIsEac-
ton guaranteed. Every Package or
sealed Envelopes contains ono Cash
1-sIx Tickets for one Dollar; Is for Two
Dollars; IS for Five Dollars, 100 for Fifteen
Al letters should be addressedto
MAsOny HOPKINS a Co.,
rlar2Jslm 81 broadway. N. Y.
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Agents Wanted, f feE 3 P1 R99E ks sP Of
THE DES0LATED STATES, and the Work
81 heatorqtEdn Every voter needs 1t before
Nov. 1868. Freight, largest com M Ission, and
Q premium Of 500 pafd. For part culars adj
dress L. SEEBBINs, Hartford, Corn.
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'EThs parties Of thesecond part lths Pressl
haFehy 19Tes o e1EploV E1eluiGfpef1, during The
1sriod OF time teEetnRf nxad f[R th0 duEa-
Hon Of this eQniIact, Qle Pagtg 81 NtR n.
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CASfNTER FABRfGou
NEW YoRK. January II. 1854.

Afsa"s. Geo. @ Htooe. q @.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-11-21
N3RTi. EAST ITEMS.

EGiyiJHS.-in the absence Of the pastor
of the N. L. Church, last Sunday, to at
tend the Grand Lodge Of I.O.G.T. at Cum
lelland. the pulpit was filed by Rev. JOS.
Miller, in the morning, and by Rev. SAM
uel Logan, i'll the evening. The revival in
this church, up to the present. has resulted
il the conversion of about twcnty-li five souls
Rais6d.-Thc commodious stable, barn
and carriage house of Charles W. Shippers;
was raised last week, and work is proceed
ing thereon. 1t is ON a lot recently pur-
chased by that gentleman, in Midtown, and
is to be used for livery purposes.
Recircd.-The boys Of North East arc
rcviying tic old game of corner bail, and
playing it with 4 great deal of enthusiasm.
Base bail has, Of recent years, entirely
taken the place Of this old and popular
spot, the sight OF which carries us back to
boyhood days.
SutidCn DeaN.-Mrs Eliza Ann Dean. q
highly respected lady, aged about sixty
years, died very suddenly. in this town.
last Monday night. She was present at
her class meeting, i'll the NJ. E. Church, at
eight o'clock PM, on that day. She was
taken while at church, with something like
a congestivc chill, and had to be carried
home, where she expired, i'll great peace of
mind. about twelve o'clock, four hours after
the first attack
offers MstaUod-The Good Templars.
of North East. have recently elected and
installed the following named officers for
the ensuing quarter: Rev. Thos. L. Poul-
son, Wet; Miss Matte Thomas. W.O.
r.; H. c. Baker w. S; Joseph o. Thomp-
son, W.T.; William Collins, W.M.; Rev.
J.. H.Jackson. W. c.; Miss Sallie r. Thomas.
WIG; John Roach, W.O.G.: ]. Owens,
IVES; Miss Emma Armour. WD.M.
Lect"re.-iIev. Thos. L. Poulson deliver
cd lecture on the Ups and Downs of a
Real Life in the North East VI. f. Church
week before last, for the benefit of the La
dies Mite Society, of said church.
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PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.

The 1Fhg.-Thc numerous readers of
Tie Wig, i'll this locality, were much graf
lhcd, last week, to meet again the old, IA
miliar face that has been such IL welcome
visitor for so many years, and trust that it
has arisen, PhGniX-likc. from its ashes, re-
newcd i'll strength and power, ready to bat
tie, as heretofore, i'll the cause of truth and
justice.
approaching Conplction-The new build
ing for the use of the fire engines, Public
School and Masonic Lodge, is rapidly APP
preaching completion, and will no doubt
be finished by the first of January, next,
ready for occupation.
0. f. NaN.-Tlc bricklayers commenced!
work, on Monday last, on the Odd Fellows
Hall. Messrs. West 6 Carroll, the con-
tractors. expect to have it under roof by the
first of January, weather permitting.
Far and FestiDal.-Thc great centre of
attraction now. and to which all eyes and
mouths are looking forward to in anticipa-
lion of good things. is the Fair and Fcsti-
val now being gotten up by the -Nite socie-
ty, and which will come off on Thursday
next, Thanksgiving day. The ladies OF
the society are making strenuous efforts to
get up Thanksgiving dinner that will sat
isfy the appetite of the most fastdious cpl
cure or the most exacting gormand.-
Turkeys, chickens, ducks, hams and
roast beef. i'll unlimited quantities. have
been provided, while oysters from Lynn
haven Bay and Cherrystone will be
served roasted stewed, fried, or in til C
shell and best of all. the walters in at
tendance will be the fair ladies of Port De-
post, than whom none fairer can be found
With such inducements, who will fail to
come and partake?
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Should the science Of teachiRg ever be
stated fully and authoritatively, we should
yet fail OF attaining progress i'll the prac-
tee of the art Of teachiHg SO far as we
should continue to rely on the efforts of
teachers upon whom nature has not be-
slowed the capacity to become artists. As
certainly as that man or woman must be
born with the faculty Of eloquence or be
forever incapable Of becoming eloquent by
training, So must 4 man or woman be born
with the faculty of teaching or be forever
Incapable of becoming genuine teacher
by means of training. The great need of
the world is artistic teaching. As it is, we
blunder into the apprehension of know
ledge, rather than perceive it in its beauty
us betrayed before our eyes by the artist
hand. We wander through a wilderness
OF facts and are left to the chance sponta-
neous working of our faculties to perceive
and realize the laws that live within the
facts and give them relationship. Men of
genius are more the pioneers than the
teachers of the world. They lead the
march to new facts, and the world looks on
and is amazed rather than instructed. We
need the artistic teacher to show us the
principles to refer the facts to their APP
propriate principles; to get at our spiritual
insight to feed us with the spirit of phe-
nomenl, so tnaL Wnen we see q TACT we
shall understand its nature and place. We
need the artist who shall put a stop to the
process by which we are crammed, and
shall sustain the process by which we shall
asSimilate.
An instinct has put into circulation the
saying that the teachers vocation ranks in
Importance second to none in its direct in
tluence upon men ; but the instinct has in
view the vocation of the artist teacher.
Were all teachers artists the instinct of the
world would be satisfied, and would show
its satisfaction by making the wages of
teachers as are the wages which recognized
artists generally receive from the world.
The world feels Il contempt which it is 10th
to utter for the unartistic teacher whose
bustling efforts produce such grotesque re-
suits. By reason of this throng of blind
guides, teaching has never yet been led on
to the condition of an authoritative science
and art, of recognized vocation and pro-
fession. The unartistic teachers have had
the management in their own hands. The
whole system is corrupt by reason of self
seekers. And the world sees this. hardly
knowing that it sees. The scattered an
fists among the hosts are the health of the
system, but the health is not sufficient to
throw off the disease, and the physician is
needed. d.
North East, Md, 1868.
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Tribute of Respect.

Whereas, We have heard of the affection
which our beloved brother, Jos. C. Pierce,
has undergone in the loss of his wife by
death and we feel a sincere regret for him.
and extend to him the hand of brotberly
love; therefore, be it
Res0lued, That we, the members of Ches-
apeake Council, No. 90, o. U. A. NJ. in
Council Assembled, deeply sympathize with
brother Jos. G. Pierce, in the hour of trou-
BILE and affliction. The brother will accept
our sympathies, rendered, as they are, I'M
der sensible impression of the great and
irreparable loss which he has sustained
beloved one, an object dear to your heart
around which its warmest affections were
entwined, has fled from you and left you
in wilderness of grief and mourning
Oh, how unsearchable are the judgments
of God and his ways past finding out
How dark the dispensation that has now
spread desolation and mourning around
your dwelling! But we would say to you,
murmur not believe, without doubt, this
atfiiction is for your good for infinite wis
dom cannot err.
Resolced, That a copy of the foregoing
preamble and resolution be presented to
our brother, and that they be printed in
the county papers. RS.
N0o II, 1868.