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CON.JUe:AL LOVE.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE
Essay Tor Young Men. on the Errors
Abuses and Diseases which destroy The
Msnly Powers aud create impediments 10
MARRIAGE with sure means OF reliei. Sen,
IN sealed letter envelopes free OF cbarge -
Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association. Philsdelphis, Pa.
Feb 81, '68-y
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WAsRia ToU IN SPAIN. : Tue o rtrsi, I

"AsHIn TON IN SPAIN. The D rt.si, oi
Washington hss been placed urdrr the
s"nd canopy, in front Of the town hail OF
n'cslons in place Of ,ha picture Of Issb-,
o'eunds. torn down B,icrlona is rppub.
"''n' and u msnii-~,s ia sympathy with
'epuo'icsn institutions By placing in The
"'s' honorable position 10 The COM ercis
S'p"a' Of Spin the portrait OF one OF The
ssso'stsd founders Of Tree ins,i, u,ious in
worh. 6psis d marching on.
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fFrr The Jasper Courier

nf 'hf JhrPS' Otu'fI
Turnpike Road Meeting at Georgetown
Indiana.
Pursuant 10 previous motto" the clf'zrn
n Cmalord, Harrison. and Floyd counties
me-, q, G. orgelown. on Saturday, Novembe,
7b. 1868.
Tbe meeting wrs organized by calling
Cns,lss Duncan to preside. and William
Gibbs Vice President.
The objsc, OF the meeting being stated u
he the construction OF a TmnDike r ,ad
ls.diug rom Edsard-viIIe, Floyd county,
10 NilIiown, Crawford county.
Speeches were made by several gentle.
men in favor Of said Turnpike road.
When The oiisers Of the meeting were
,enesed To appoint committee OF seve
on permanent organ cation.
The following gentlemen were appoin, ed
on said committee:
E'~,'d Powers. Samuel Ramsey. Henry
B.Uz Presion Hickma". j ohm HerbAu, h,
james Price ard X. p Man.
The G mmiie were requested 10 meet a.
the C nr House in New A lbanv, on Sa;ur.
d.;, Novemb r l4h, '6S At o'clock, p NJ.
and sfrstge the necessary papers Tor the
rprm,nsnt nr9nnlx,'ion Of said Turnpike
Co.. snd 'egou OF our next meeting. to be-
hid y Georgvlo@o. On S,'urday, November
Il 1868 n, ! 'rlock. p. NJ
e., wed. That every citizen presen, be
r9ges'-d To oct Us committee until our
p.xi meeting
R.yo,vcd. Tia, the Clcrk send a copy of
she proceedings OF this meeting to the Nes
Ab,oy Ledger, Nav Albany Commercial.
Cayton ID nocp,. CHvdon Cumm,rcia al
sua Jasper Courier. requesting the Editors
o. those pspers 70 copy The sane and com.
men, as they sss IL.
The meeting then adjourned to mee, A.
sh5ss stated.
CHARLES DUNCAN, Chsirmun.
J.xs X. IRNIs - cteisry.
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IN tbs NuRTH SIDE W THE PUBLIC SQUARE
JASPER. INDIANA
Joseph SCI slscrshCiHn

AS no~ Oh hand and receiV ing. one o
II The largest ami best selected stock a
gpoc- ever brought 20 Dubois connry. wh,cf
he will s-l! ~ old time prices, when the d.
ference in currency is considered. His a.
sortment consis,s u
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WEAK AND DELICATE CrlLpsEg

AO made stvoas BY the q: either O, Thea r.i.,.
iii. ~
IhousesAs ~ sevtincstes have sccrnula,st IN IN,
neSrs Of tie proInetcr, but space viii ow 0. h.
puollsafiou Of hut few Those IL Will " nfs.r-r,i
ere men Of nses - Il such standing .Lst tbsy mus,
- botloseh
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iurnpk. from New Albany 70 Il llltow n

Iurnpik. from New Albany 10 Il 'ltown
Tho meeting ri Georse'own on Saturday
10 consiter IN .erjsc, 81 bulldin. q turn
3h. road from Ed~hrdsville Chc point OF
ta,-rs-c'ipn with tne New Albany sEd Cory
1sn pkr) To- N ;ho~p, 10 Crawford county
sss quite largely attended, especially by
eli ss.s OF + oyj md Crawford cnun,ies -
Cas'ies Dnncan. E>g wss called 20 ,h-
char, WIN GIBBS appoint d Vice President.
end John n .'humes Sscreiatv. The oh
i.cis vi The meeting see stated BIZ hn u
usenc. E.q OF ,his city ~ho ~es followed
" Cop, Ho,iet,er q, G swiord. James V
K-lsp. liz Hon J 4 Gnurml.y Archie
Armstrong, and Others al oi whom spok.
81 .hs Importance al the projected enter
Prise. and The necessity 81 at once b.gin
uing sc'iyely 10 The work u procurin. sock
Firsiv. committees .ef. eppoInteJ 10 &c,
~ srliclrs VI ss.lcIn'iou, and 10 prUce, j 10
iAs procuring OF subscriptions VI stock.
II seems 20 be tie feeling oi ail III this
,ssd should aid mus b. hnlt The inter
ssis OF very large number ~ poo2i- woul'
b grsails -uts'tyed by having a ,urnpix
road 10 Miituwn, which. il Is teileved,
would soon BE- extended to j asper 10 DdbDi.
county. In. city Of NV A. bsny H. lodged
10 render substsn,sl do -uch IN erprisrr
and tho pledge viii b. tei' hiutly r. deem d
We hope thai every 81 zen living along the
ins OF the proposed 70 d. or hist would %,
benefited by ne c ms rue ior. VIII come for
ward aud subscr,oe lib.seiiy 20 The stock o.!
tho company. ne soon - u slsll be ors,n
isso. 20 that che wo-k can bo placed under
contract q the rs'hr.i pr.csIcabe moment.
Tia, good turnpike ~ III direction nsmrd
would grestly sdvsncc the value OF tie
i'rms along the route there can b. no qu..s-
ton.
Il ou'y vvmsine 10 be scen whether those
MT directly interested 10 The enterprise will
D. sutticirn'Iy far-sigh'rd 10 spe heir o~ u
interests bv TAX NJ The necessary amoun, vi
e'ock 10 secure III road.
.ne c,E'us OF New Ab-ny should ALSO
90 al IN 'heir power 10 s"cure ,h- rons rue
ton Of ,his r0sd. Tdcte 10 no'hing ,ha,
would b. more b.n.ti c,sl To Tie city than
me construction Of good turnpike roa DIS into
The interior. and doubtless there are many
who would be willing ~ suDscsibe. indiv,du
III.
NY tor stock IN the MllIo~n road, 10 be
offended, eventually, 20 jasper.
Nv A bsny Ledger.
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Extra Special Notice.

Beware OF Couuierfels! Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterieited, and the con n
terleiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Buii's private stamp on each hottie. DR.
John Bull only has the right to manufacture
and cell the original John Smiths Tonic
syrup o. Louisville. Ky. Examine well
the label on each hottie. II my private
'amp il nor on the bottle. do not purchas 81,
Or yon viii be deceived. See my column I'D.
veriisement, md nv show card. will pros
ecuts any one Infringing on nv right. The
genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup can ouly be
prepared BY myself
The public's servsnt,
Lnuisviils. XIV. Or JoHS Bull.
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And feeling Ne hand IT lime Weighing heavily npSs
them With ~ ~ sfser!snf His vii and " the "
sAis BITTkRA ths TONIC IN elixir that vii
ipst1i aev life IN . their vshs. resiors In . measure
the energy snd ariof a mors youthful Gays, hui up
their shsurken fcrn,s, and give hsath md hsppisss
- NAsis es0sinln1 ycaSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

| VXANTED-wITHOUT BOARD, BY A SINGLE GEN.
w tlcman, Pnrlor, large and small Bedroom and bath,
second door, In Fifth avenue and above Fourteenth
Address g. W. CO. Union Club giving location, price
/ ap.lr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-20

GRANT AND COIFAX MEETING AT THE
u Wswam Ia Forty.siXth street, Echth avenue,
Monday evening, Sept 81 Addresses by Major Douglas
Campbell and General W. 4. Clark, of Texas Gee Club
HEADQUARTERS FOR CLUB CAPS. CAPES.
Torches, Lanterns Flags BADGES and everything in the
campacu l.ne. Is. ". HITCliEUCk X. Spring street.
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VNANTED-TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS. A
w large corner Building, several Houses togo
ther q and good location suitable for first class
private hotel Address, giving particulars, Proprietor e
raid o1lce
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| VNYANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO
w unfrnhed Rooms private house west side; water
and Address, stating location and terms, NJ Co. Herald
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d REWARD-LOST, BULL TERRIER DOG PUP,
ssJ old from 446 Seventeenth street!
white and deaf taken Thursday evening" between and 10
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WANTED FtrRNISHED OR UNFURNISHED APART
w ments for light housekeeping, by gentleman, wife,
baby Address, stating terms and pArcuarss
HARRISON box l27 Herald office
yAyANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, WHERE THE OWNER
w remain for Address House, box 1856 Herald
office, for days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-15
Letter from Principi0,
PRINCIrIo, MD., Aug. 10, lsG

PRINCIrIo, MD., Aug. 10, 1868.
MIR. EDITOR AS you seem to have cor
respondents from almost every part of the
county, thought It would not be amiss to
drop line or two from Our quiet l,ltle VII
lage. Now, when | say quiet, do not mean
that we are all asleep, or that we are alto
gether lazy people, although some OF our
neighbors have looked on us as being afflicted
with that most troublesome disease; but
mesh % say that. anr village is not made up
of what the people Gr This day Gall rto;Gers,
but of quiet, Industrious folks, attending
generally to their own business, and letting
other peoples alone.
We have two backsmiths, one wheelwright,
one shoemaker, two stone masons, one tail.
or, one physician, and one stnrekeeper and
druggist; the latter being also post master,
receives and dispatches the mails twice a
day. Thus you see we are able to keep our
selves we'll posted in both Church and State
affairs. You will notice that ! have not
mentioned the landlord In the above list of
business men. The reason why have not
done 80, is because we have none.
The exhilerating beverage is not sold here
at present, and this may explain why our
village is such quiet one. | will not, how
ever, pretend to say how long this state of
things will exist, for you are well aware, Mr..
Editor, that all things in this world are truly
reflected by the tdes-constantly ebbing and
flowing, and it may be that it is nearly high
water with US now.
What the next change will do for us,
know not. One thing we can SAVIOUR vii
lage is situated in one of the most flourish
ing neighborhoods in the State; our lands
are in high state of cultivation, producing
most excellent crops. Thus our farmers are
no. only enabled to still improve their lands,
but also to erect thereon good and substan-
tial houses and barns.
In point of morals, we think we will com-
pare favorably with any other section of DIE
State. We are church going people SO
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For the Cecil VIII
Sunday DOings.

Somebody "Gom ''-,4nni.ated 3 S!Qry in
your last abont :. Going to Church," which
is quite snug i'll its rebuke on Sunday boat
ing. The tone Of the piece is little pious
toward the close, and may be it was written
by steady church goer.
If so, | have a word to say to my friend
"Com." And here goes You had better
JOCK Fearef EQme, Among your own sort,
there's screw loose, IN, ii. n..ins.
The christians Of this town don't work up
to the fines exactly. Church members drive
off Oh Sundays, with their tired work horses,
more miles than jewish Sabbath day jour,
ney. And the sons and daughters Of church
members, too, are seen Liting it out of town
and back again, when they might be at
phpreh.
Now that's Ike siyle of Sunday don.s, in
Elkton, by CHURCH folks. Asd tray where 5
the harm Of wicked fellows and fun loving
girls following their example?
| am not sure but there is an answer to all
this. Wrong is wrong, no matter who does
it. And may be "Com is as much down
on these shortcoming profess as he is on
the Sunday hoqtiu3 L9rs
Anyho~, il religious uen and &onsn sll
do better, in this thing, am sure that the
boys about Town you'd do no worse. In
deed they might improve and no one will
deny but that thlre Is raon, eHGlsh for that
on Sundays and Mondays too.
ABOUT Town.
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August is invariably unhealthy month, and the
dosiass nnise.4ail: 4."e! ag unhealthy season,
Diseases nrrr frequently terminate fatally ~ this tang
than at any other, owing TO the reaAa"H Of the sys-
tenn This j. therefore, the proper time 10
dy that will rccuperate the strength and fNrtify the
system against the attacks Of disease Experience has
demonstrated the fact that IIoSTETTEK'S STOMACH
BlTTERS the best medicine used to accomplish this
desirable object. By its the appetite is increased
digestion prc"tf, ~ feelings Of depression removed,
and the vital functions re.tCfei The aiGteu eho,..
avoid all perncios alcoholic preparations purpoftns
to be toncs and resturaves cy only afford tenn
porary eXiraton, and eventually entail dangerous, if
not fatal, results This is the case with HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. They afford per-
maneIt benefit and soothe the without reaction
following their gsa lns 1854 fpl dehtnted, by its
aid awake 10 OF the enymcats Of litc and the.
enabled to take th0ir accustomed posi-
tions in society. HOSTETTER'S BITTERS are now
considered the standard remedy for all diseases arising
from mpurity Of the blood. They manufactured
in great quantities. and there is scarcely city ham
let on the habitabe globe where they may not be
fuud
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much so, indeed. that our churches, in some
places, are becoming too small to accommo
date us all, especially on extra occasions,
as was the case on last Sabbath, at Hope
well NJ, +. Church. Many were compelled
to leave without the pleasure Of hearing the
Rev. Mr. Cunningham deliver one of his
most instructive sermons. However, the
Trustees have decided to proceed at once
with the work of repairing the church, and
should they not enlarge, they surely will do
good thing by plastering, painting, &c.,
which is much needed.
Norwood" the correspondent of the
Democrat, from this place, in his letter OF
last week. whilst giving an account OF Il fish
ing party that went from our meighborhood
a few days since, INDUCED in the use OF
some big words also, stating that the party
was made up Of the elite. Pshaw why
don't our learned ones use palmer words ?
How are we. who never went to public
schools, to understand such words What
does it mean? Does it mean the bon ton
or upper tendon? There, confound it! |
am drifting into the same error. Nolens TO-
lens. All! there it goes again Well, Mr..
Editor you are to blame for this, for learn
ed it from the Wing. in reading the account
of certain young ladies, whom you called
the bon ton of Elkton, prcmenading the
streets " smoking cigars Il Now, if this is
what Norwood means. he is badly mistaken,
for | have understood from Mr.. h., gentle
man of veracity, that there were none Of
that kind present
How pleasant, Mr.. Editor, it is for friends
and neishbors to meet together and spend a
day in innocent pleasure. such as fishing.
sailing, eating, and drinking pure cold
water-not bad shishy. | only wish may
be fortunate enough to be one Of the mum,
Der next time.
| have but little news to communicate,
there being no excitement at present apart
from that produced by the celebrated ice
cream man, James H**%%:*'F, who is still
attracting the lovers of ice cream with his
eccentric sayings and home-spun RHYMES.
The health of our place and vicinity is
generally good, for which we should feel
very thankful.
Yon Aay bear from me again, when any
thing occurs worthy Of notes. ARSER.
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Letter from paFkersburg,W w. Va.

PAEKEasBUEG, W. Va, July 25d, 1853.
When Mark Twain went to Washington
he found everybody with whom he came in
contact dead broke It'll not every man
who has seen whole city i'll that condition,
AZ have. Parkersburg is that city, and
know whereof speak. | saw it years ago
in lbs pride, and to day in It's bankruptcy and
humility. Three years ago it held the lottlest
ideas of its future greatness. 1t was to rival
Pittsburg, and be the largest city in Virginia.
4 most extensive series of improvements
were projected, sufficient for large city, but
they were never realized. Its merchants who
established magnificent stores have failed
and gone away. Some of its hotels, which
formerly were crowded with guests, are now
closed, apa the balance are nearly ruined
for want OF support. it, gtreets, that were
once .oisy with hundred drass. ATE now
silent and almost deserted. Its only new
building is the railroad depot, and that is
erected only because the old one burned
down lately. Its machine shops are IDLE,
and its wehlthiest one has just become insol.
vent. Nobody Is doing any business, and
every one with whom ! convefsed heartily
wished he was away. Some have become
so poor that they are hardly able to get away.
It's population has actually decreased, and
some Of il citizens declared that a hundred
years wouii not see il hniaber an additional
thousand of people. The place L. probably
larger now than its necessities, and the needs
of the country round about, demand.
OF course, you want to know the reason
of all this Gaeay, and how Parkersburg went
up to tina dizzy height and tanihlea down
again. A few words will explaiu-it arose
and fell with the oil excitement of few
years ago. Just as the oil fever was high,
it was prosperous just as the oil fever is
low, It is Geeayed. And as oil gambling
has ceased, and the Gil business become set
tied on firm grounds, has Parkersburg lost
its business and its people Although more
oil is found in West Virginia now than ever
before, it does not go to Parkersburg, and
the city derives no benefit from it. AS was
inevitable the city has rclapsed into the old,
dead, fossi!ized southern PLACE that it was
before the war.
assure you | am writing in no prejudice
of Parkersburg. | went there 6 once upon
time " to make it my permanent residence.
| lived ihafe g year: and have many warm
friends among Its people. HIt It IS well that
the truth should be told, and that no one
should be deceived by the city's pretensions.
Persons have gone there from the East, and
have come to bitterly lament the step. In
TRUTH it is no Place for stranger to stop,
but very good place to immIgratGs FROM
The most common remark that greeted me
was--' You were mighty lucky TO get away
without losing anything: | wish had gone
when you did, s.P.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Sun Struck but Not Dead.

While standing in the Hollow, Mr.. En-
horbitant Price, looking at those chaps SELL
ing goods at ruinous prices. All goods at
cost. A suit of clothes for half price. lie
member the Yellow Posts, in the Hollow,
and DICK FoAED & JOE HrDsoN, Elkton,
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4 FARM FOR SALE,
la5 ACRES OF GOOD LAND.
COkSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue of two wrts of Vendtomi EXponas, at
the suits of Geo. W. Miller and Eli Edwin Ewing
.6d ore writ of Fer Facias, nj the suit Of Azarali
Rite nho,.S, 81 ;:siel iy &c H. T,si"l, pt:e OF
the Justices dfthe Peace Of the STATE d Maryland
to Public S.,le nj Rising SIM, on
SATURDAY, Tho 18th day Of -4"g"si, 1868,
for Cash, ac-t4i. IUi OF GhotAp. nnh the fol
DWELLING HOUSE one STONE DWELL SlE,;
ING. SHOP. aud Frame Stable. situated t5h itn
at Vinegar Hill Mount Pleasant in the 9Th EllI.l
Election District Of Cecil county, late the
property of Jacob r Kcnuard: seized and taken iu
execution. At the suits Of the sail: Geo. W Miller and
Eli Edwin Ewing
Sale to commence at o'clock Pm
4oi!& I HINpMiN.
July Is, iS,s-ts " - Constable.
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d" COURT HOUSE POINT"
15G Acres, Z KOOds and q PereheS

more or loss. including HERRING ISLAND; about
one-haI hc,ng in good ct!Sat Jon. an the Residue
Woodland The soil l. of excellent quality. well
adapted to the culture Of Peaches and other fruits,
well a. the usual cereal crops of the locality.
The improvements consist of the
MANSION HOUSE. -
a two-stOry Fran" Building. with Kitchen S...INh
attached, and good Cellar beneath Barn a sH.I
and out Houses: Well of Water the VA
docs, an ape. QEchstl il eSnt !aa.,ns .ssEssa
also, SIN II tworstory Frame Dwelling on Che upper
part of the farm, on the road to Chesapeake City.
On the Point, there is one of the best WllARNES
on Elk River, the water being of great depth near
shore, and convenient for steamers stop and let
off passengers or freight, from either Baltimore
Philadelphia.
The Mansion House is near the Landing, and
commands fine view of the river.
y. G5,.r Hngse Point Is the ancient site of the
isrest in connection with the early history OF tie
state.
The situation is noted for The best Cumming
Grounds for Water Fowls on the river.
THE TERMS OF SALE are as follows :-One-half
Cash, to be paid ut the time of SALE SHOULD the pur
chaser icSic it, the remaining half of the purchase
money might remain ia the property on mortgage
:" he secured to the owner, payable in five years.
tnlerS-i pay sip, .,uI..,a.
Possession gwen "a soon a Terms atc culnplcd
with. J. T. MCCULLOUGH.
Attorney for Proprietor
Aug s. lS6S-tf ELKToN, Nh.
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To HovsEKEErERs.- " Nc
CAulEy. Main street, have the cheapest lot
of groceries in Elkton Also, full assert
mcnt of Calicoes, Muslin, Boots and Shoes,
&c. Summer Goods at reduced prices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-15

Esgp Letters containing the current news
from all parts of the county are solicited
The Wing will he sent free to any person
agreeing to furnish snch items of interest as
may transpire in their neishborhood
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh

T ISAACS, M. D., Oculist and Aurist,
y. Professor of the Eye and Ear, formerly
Of Leyden, Holland, located at No. sos Arch
street PHILADELPHIA, where persons afflicted
with diseases of the EYE, EAR or CATARRH
will be scientifically treated md cured, if
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode of treatment.
W.Artificial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan 81, l86e-lY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-15

t;yr READY FOR FALL -Flannels, all col
ors, Canton Flannels, Cotton Laps and
cheap Calicoes at REESE 4 FoARD $, Cheap
Dry Goods House, g. +. Hall.
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PRESS AND CHASES
FOR SALE

A WASHINGTON HAND PRESS, platen n IS
inches; pair of Newspaper Chases, size of press,
with roller mould, stocks and bride. all complete.
The Press is in good order, and Chases as good as
new. The press and ciIsseS constructed for Il
seven column paper, and were used for printing
The Wig until substituted by power press
The whole will be sold for $40 cash, which Is a
great bargain Address WING OFFICE.
july -, lSliS-3w ELKToN, ND.
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DIED..

FITE.-At Mt. Pleasant Hotel, in this CO.,
on Thursday, July ooh, 1868, JACOB FIFE,
aged 48 years. b. #
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Full Jewelled Solid Silver Hunting Case
American Watches only S23-at ALRicHs,
Elkton, Md. laug. :, eow-4t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-15
The Heated Term.

No CRarER's stock is complete without
MOORE & BROS Wilmington City Soap.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-15

Observation-Disclosures Executors. and others
having business in the Orphans Court which reau es
advertising will please be particular when they want
such notices appear in The Wig to leave orders to
thai effect.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-15

Powder, Shot, Caps and Wads, wholesale
and retail. at REESE Il FoAEDs Cheap Gro
gerry and Provision House in the Hollow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-15
Corrected Friday, Aug. IA, 1868.
EIKTON MARKET
MARRIED..

BARROW-MURPHY June 10th, 1868,
by Esquire Hannah Nelson BARROW and
ALICE MURPHY, both of Cecil county.