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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-09-12
VERTISE NJ Il N r s.
HEOsTETTER's
s TOM ACH BITTER S
VVVEEE FOLLOWING LETTERs

TuSlHE FOLLOWING LETTERS
u from we'll known physicians and individuals
show the estimation In which this celebrated prep
aration is held by those who havo usod it:
pirTsBuno, May 10, 1866
Mcgsfa. Hoatettcr & Smith -Geutlemen 49, Dn
ring visit IN the West last Fall, I contracted
ehtIls mud iover, which brought mo to my bed and
finally Terminated IN typhoid iever, and confined
me 70 my room for'seYornl months. during whel,
time was so progtratcd thut / almost depaired Of
ever recovering health having entirely lost nv
appetite for duys, not being able 10 bnt n morsel ;
added to which | Waa much distrepscd with n reel.
Ing sensation IN my head. ard paeaed many sleep
leaa nighls--ali from debility caused by my prog
tralc condition, brought about by tho fever AT
this stage OF my condition friend recommended
me 20 uss your celebrated Stomach Hitiers, but
being morally opposed 20 the ugo of atimnlanta in
any form, at first declined. but afterward Welded
my proiudlces, and after taking the meIicino for
several weeks directed my appetite returned,
and with II I am rapidly regainug my former
strength aud Yigor My sleep (frum the loss Of
which bad suffered mueh) has never been better
than It II now. and tie rcoIiIg sensation before
alluded to- has entirely left nc. Ny bowels, which
were much coustipased and irregular, arc now
quite natural, nud ia fact / glad 10 say ihat /
feel myself new man. and tender you this terti
rnonial oG my appreciation Of yonr ynluabie nrep-
aratiDn IN order that othcrs suffering aa / bnye
may avail taeiaaeigea of It's virtues. which rtc;u
dica prevented mo from enjoying fer 20 long Il pc
riod. may also add ttat my physleian, after
seeing the beneficial effect your Bters had, rce8t
mcnded that / use them regularly.
You're, very respectfully.
l.. BORNE, IS Market slrcet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-09-12

TuE PLAtss oTga.-Thc rai0ajst states
that oH las. Monday nine teams from Ne,
br..ka and seven from "Old Missouri, -
passed through Salem. in seareh Of homes
IN the rich vaiiIes aad yerdant plains Of our
Lcant.fnI Eannz Ssate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-09-12
WANTED!

II WANT 10000 LBS. OF GOOD BACON !;
also Butter, both of which the highest mar
ket price will be paid. b. BkENNEhs
y3n33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-09-12

Pralic LGeTcar.--N'e arc requested to
annnouaee that NJ. }. H. McCord viii dc
liver a lecture at the Court House in this
city. on pcxs Sunday, the 18th inst, at
o'clock p. IN. Subject, ''Spiritualism prov
ea iT ;he New Tes,a,neus.' Tie public
are respectfully solicited to attend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-09-12

OVERLAND MoSTnLr.-This periodical Tor
September Is now on cur table, but we have
not had leisure to examine it fully, though
judging from the general nature of the read
ing matter which it contains, we imagine
that We will enjoy 4 magnificent treat when
it IS possible for us to dive into It's contents
Il is published by 4. Roman ( Co, 4l7 and
4l9 Montgomery street, san Francisco, Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-09-12

For iotere ting miscellany, see the fourth
page.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-09-12
TnE sUpaExE CoUar is nov in session

The SUPREME CoUET is now in session at
Salem. The following named persons have
applied for admission to the ba-, CT the
present term: JEo. II. Flyers, Polk D.
n. C. Gault, jackson; D. L. Watsoa,
Douglas: C. ". Fitch. Douglas; J. II.
Thompson, Lane 2. B. Watson. Douglas
Lyeurgus Vineyard. b, rto''; y. L. Butler,
Polk; C. W. Kahler, Jack. .1on; j. Z. Rose,
Douglas James W. Parker. Douglas
Joseph Hannon, Linn Henry Moe, Yam
hill Wm. M. Ramsay, Yanbill; W. "
Boone, Polk j. Il. Turner. -; Hart,
well Hurley, Marion. The following suits
are in the Court from this district Eagle
Woolen Mills Company vs. Thos. Monteith
aud H. Smith, Sheriff Of Linn Co; State Of
Oregon rs The Oregon Central Railroad
Company; E. W. ERhea vs. Umatilla Coun.
ty, D. W. Craig Us J. Moser; P. Lee and
E. A. Lee IS Z. Summers James Rickney
VS. John Ford.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-09-12

GoDEr's LApY's Book roR SEPTEMBER is
now on our table. The well.known and
universal popularity of this periodical
amoag the ladies, renders it useless for us
to say anything more than that it is fully
equal now to wha: il has ever been. The
husband who would impart pleasure to his
wifo could DO so in uo surer or better way
,han - present her with volume Of Godey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-09-12

= ALRAST WEEKLY REeIsrER.-This paper
made its appearance last Wednesday morn
.ing. 1t is printed on the old Journal mate
rial. by Mr.. Collins Van CIete is six col
sumn paper, and presents a very creditable
typographical appearance. OF course it is
-Radical--barps on the rebel chord; and all
that bat We wouldn't have it any other way,
because Ee like little "opposish" OCCASION
ally We can assure DIR. Van Cleye that
the god feeling which he processes to enter
t...ln for the publishers of the Democrat is
fully ''reciprocated," and that if our per-
sonal relations are not of the most agreeable
sort it will not be the fault of Abbott &
Brown. Our motto shall be -''enemies in
warm business, friends" Here's our
ia in both senses, brother Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-09-12

NEw ETEs.-Mr. G. Frankel, the practi-
cal scientific optician Of San Francisco, viii
be in our town on Wednesday next, and can be
seen at Sprenger's Hotel for two days only
for the purpose of supplying those that need
assistance to their sight, with his celebrated
Russian Pebble spectacles, which not only
give you perfect vision, bat will be pleasant
and easy to your eyes. Mr. F. has adopted
practice with theory on this delicate organ.
the eye, that no matter how critical the case
may be, no one need despair if he leaves the
Judicious selection of those instruments to
him. Mr. F. has also large selection Of new
styles Of Field and Marine Glasses, Medical
Compound Microscope, Telescopes and OPP
Elcai Instrumee..irtcs ee.rcs Of all descriptions Remem
Der, o--.1y two days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-09-12

MesE HoRsrs.-The following additional
,horges have been quartered at the Fair
Grounds SINCE our last issue: "Snake Riv-
err" orped by Mr.. NJ Card, and JEFF Day-
is " apd.a Rif6man flly, owned by Hugh
Fields. The display of good horses will be
greater at this than any previous Fair in
Linn county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-23
Frightfssi Prophecies
Concerning tie End Of AN Wing'

Concerning tie End Of AN Things
Are made by religious enthusiasts ami on the
other hand. philosophers insist that the centre Of
the Earth is mass OF iire-that the poles of the
Earth will day be at the Equator. and that the
sun is gradually fading Talk like this is very
terrible: but, pending such wholesale caltnties.
il will he we'll for each member of society to take
care OF his or her health, and leave the ret to
Providence.
The end comes prcmaturey to all who neglect
the preservation of that ineatInablc blessing
Suffer liver disease, dyspepsia, chronic constipation
or amy other aihnent to take its course unchecked,
and it will assuredly shorten life 1t be said
that the means o. protecting the system against the
predispo>ing causes Of disease are withhold The
constitutions and physique Of the least robust may
be so strengthened and fortified 10y Il course of
HOSTETTER'5 STOMACH BIrTERS as to render
them ali but invuinerablc, not only to the attacks Of
epidemic disorders, hit also to the ordinary COM
plants which prevail in all countries and al alt
seasons. If the immense Importance of PROTECTIVE
MEDG,TIoN universally understood, this incom-
parable vegetable anidote, which is already the
most popular tonic in the world, would everywhere
he ..,ssod among the staples Of lie, and family
world ddIe to he without it. The time may arrive
when this will be the ease tor every year adds hun
drrds If thousands 10 die list of those who llse it.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
BoTT.S.

Like the volcano, i,os give issue to the foul and
fiery contents Of the deep interior. To tho
cause Of such suffering it is only necessary vazc
the Blood by supplying il with its Life Element, IRoN
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
"a protected solution of the Frotoxide of from will
this etTcctuay, and give strength rigor and nc,r 'c tc
the Whole system.
Ert5dct ul n Lctttr from REV. RICHARD S. EDas, d
Bolton, Mass.
- For years was n sufferer from Ros, 50 that my
life became wcarisome through their frculleut aud
persistent recurrence: finally carbuncie formed in
the small Of my btci. During its progress large pieces
Of dccumpo>ri flesh were every day or two cut away
and the prGstratun and general disturbance of the
syseia were great. Before had recovered from this
attack I'VE smaller carbuncles broke out higher nj
and WAS again threatened with recurrence of the
siIrrinGS to winch had 50 long been subjected. II
al this tine that commenced taking the PERU
WAN SYRUP. continued taking it until had used
i've bottles: since then have had nothing of the kind.
For years WIS one ct tho greatest sufferers. ether
medicines gave Inc partial and temporary relief but
this remarkable remedy, with kind and imtui,ivc
SENSE went directly 10 the root OF the evil and did its
work with "A thoroushness worthy of its established
Character
% page Pamphlet sent free. The genuine has
"PEKuviAN SYRUr" blown in the glass
J. p. DINSMoRE, Proprietor
No. 3i Dey st.. New York.
Sold by all druggists.
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NATIONAL CANT MEETING. -Proyidencc
permitting, a camp nccting will be held at Man
helm, Lancaster county, Pa, TO commence on
Tuesday, July ilth, and close on Friday, the
2ith, the special object of which will be the pro-
motion of Christian holiness. A similar camp
meeting was held at Vineland, N. j.. last year
An effort was made to secure the Old Red Lion
Camp meeting ground in Delaware, but the
owner Of lie woods refused to rent it. Rev. Mr.
Inskip, of New York. is the prime mover in this
meeting, and il assisted by Rev. A. Goodman,
of Grace Church. Wilmington, who is IA promi
nen advocate Of si,uctcation " OF Christian
holiness.
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TUE NEW NJ ,SuNI1 IuNpIE.-'jhr corupi

TIE New Masonic ImMriE..--'ilr corner
stone of this splendid structure, To he erected at
Juniper and F'ilhtri streets, will be laid on the
Hlih pros mo, in the presence OF 1t vast coi,.
course OF thc brethren. The ceremonies are to
hegu ON that day, at ! O'clock perciscy, by
t procc suu Of the craft. Tho members will
appear in black dress, whie aprons. white
gloves, black neck tics, and black silk has.
The Past Masters will wear their jewels sra-
pended by blue ribbons and rs this is the
plainest Masonic dress, strict conformity thereto
will be iigidly enforced, and no exception al
lowed. After The conclusion Of The imposing.
ceremonies of the day IA grand memorial ban
quet will be given, at the Academy Of Music,
at which their will be y representation of over
one thousand members of the Order.
PhUddeipha iaqn,rer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-23

ATTENTION In calling the attention of
the public to our Wilmington city Soap,
we will state that it is far superior to the
majority Of soaps, for washing Flannes,
Linens, and finer fabrics. would recommend
it be shaved and used according to direc-
tons (on each pound for above named pur-
pose, are daily told by persons calling at our
Office, that they have never used n soap with
as much satisfaction as they do the vii.
City. We will give one on. in gold for an
on. of adultcraton found in this soap. 1t
is pure, consequently the hands are not
drawn and injured by its use. Persons that
have never used it should commence It's use
at once. Sold by all grocers.
MOORE u BRO, Wilmington, Del.
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IF which about IL Acres clear. about II ,r.cs are
arsl and the remainder Woodland
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MAR sgsED.

BATTERSHALL-SMlTH.-O the 18th
inst, at the residence Of Dir. David Har
Ian, Naval Academy Annapolis, Md, by
Rev. Walter ". Battershall, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Mccartney, Of the Baltimore
Conference, l.. A. BATTEEsuALi, of New
York, aud MARY ElIzAGrTn SMITH, Of
this county.
JUSTIS-MoKAIG-'At the residence OF
the BRIDES father, Wilmington, Del, on
the 14th inst, by Rev. Andrew Gathers,
GEO. JUsTIs, of Bordentown, Nd, and
MARY Il. MCKAIG.
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b. SCOTT BRO. VS.. r. Is. GOODYEAR.
Judgment before j. X. Brown, Justice of the Peace,
for Sjjll. with interest from Dee. Q, 1867, ill
piid, ana
J. g. JOHNSON VS.. Il. b GOODYEAR.
Judgment before J. K. Brown II Justice of tho Peace.
for 5000, with interest from oct. %, 1sG7 till
paid, and costs.
CHARLES F0ARD Il BRO. v. X. b. GOODYEAR.
Judgment before j. Il. Brown, a Justice of the Peace,
for $i34U, with interest from October It,
1867, till paid, and costs.
The subscriber having purchased part of the Real
Estate of the aboven named Defendant, at sale
thereof 10y virtue of Executions issued upon the
foregoing and sunt,ry other Judgments made on
the lth day of April, 1868, by James Denny Consta.
Bile, hereby gives notice that he intends to apply to
the Judges OF the Circuit Court for Cecil county at
its next session. be held at Elkton on the 10Th
day of June, next for confirmation OF said sale,
when and where the said Defendant, or his credi-
tors, or amy other person or persons claiming an
interest IN the matters, will have opportunity OF
stating their objections, il any they have why the
sale should not be confirmed and for that purpose
are hereby warned to appear
The property purchased 10y The subscriber consists
of q House and Lot in the town of Flkton, on the
north side of High street, adjoining lands of John
Perkins, Jr, A. j. Scott and the p W. u Il. Railroad
Company and being the same property conveyed tc
Il. b. Goodyear by Joseph Y. Bradbury, by his Deed
bearing date March O. 1863, and duly recorded in
Liher II. X. T., No. l, folio 49, Land Record Book
of Cecil county, Md, and struck off for the sun
of seventeen hundred and sixty dollars
May Ii, lS6s-4w o.P. THAYER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-23
ANNE aRUSDr

FiRgs. "A boat, load with gas tar, was
burnedto the waters edge, at the mouth OF
Back Creek, on Thursday morning last
The smoke of the burning craft was plainly
visible in EIhton.
Tho barn of Mr. Joseph George, in Elk
Neck, was also burned down on " cdnesday
uated
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-23
CHEAP CARPETS!

WHERE 10 BNY THEN.
no 10 LNANS 50 well known as the Cheapest Carpet
Store in Tia. ely. our stock is rcplctc with the NOS
elegant assortment of BRISSEI.S, THREEtIi
!%nRAlN and STAIR CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
MATT NnS and WINDOW SHADES, At astonishing
~ Iuw prices. We selling good Carpets, TWO
yards wide, for only one Dollar. IMITATION
BKt3SElIS and irish Tapestry Carpets yard wide
from ~ to - cents. These the goods wear;
while they furnish almost as beautiful rs tl," iines'
brussels. If You want cheap carpets, le sure to =
to JOi!N NJ. EVANS
10. III Norrn md 1rni,r.
trrst Carpet Store niry" Vino, opposite " wood St.
Mar !, 1850 I'm run inririnN
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DIED.

THOMAS his residence, in Elkton, on
Wednesday, the Goth instant, S. DREW
THOMAS, aged 33 years.
BURNlIA-in this county, April 10th,
Wesley and Mary A. BuRNITE, in the 18th
year Of her age.
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!3rsf;,rSS. Blisai,s,css an,! C;,arr,.,

Y ISAACS, n. d., Ocuiist and AuriSi,
a. Professor e! The Eye and Far, formerly
Of L"y,ion, Holland, located al No. sos Arch
street, Philadelphia. wher' persons afflicted
with diseases oil the EYE, EAR or C,raRRu
win he scientifically treated md cnrr,l, if
curahic. The Mrdca! faculty is invited, as
he hiss no secrets in his mode Of "ttn"nt.
~ Artificial Eyes inserted without pain.
No charges made tor examination.
Jan u, lSG6-ly
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w N = v y.

The balance Of the iArin--i7 acrcs--is covered by
heavy Timber, consisting Of NJ. - Oak Hickory
and Chestnut suitable Tor Ship Timber Spol<,s
Fencing. sc. Ship timber now .rm,udS Il very
high rrIce. and ten {" fifteen lhru>ud dollar. Worth
Of timber coui be sold of the pa"" and still leave
of the farm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-23

Be EcoNoMlcAr.-Moncy, time, labor.
and clothes all saved by the use of MOORE
4 BROS Wilmington City Soap. Families
use it, and we are certain that you will be
convinced of the fact.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-23
IMPROVEMENTS.

The imNr"N "mHuts consist of Il large ,v4o
co,nfprai,i. FRAME HOUSE and Kitchen +t,i-i
containWgl ~ R""Hs. with dry Cellar under F:4iiii
the Whole bWhtn%, and mn excellent We'll ftEHlii
of water uHder cover \ Frame Barn, Aux ~ IA--->
feet: Straw house. Box 10 cCt large Wagon. house
two CalT'"" houses, fine Spring and Spring hon g.
and all other necessary oubuildings in excellent
repair,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-23

LEGAL BLANKs.--A full supply of Magis-
trates' Blanks, Attachment and Trustees Bonds
always kept on hand at The Hhig Office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-23

MEETINGS OF
County commissioners.

fh1IlE regular meetings of the County Com,
E rissnnoys will lie held on the second TuE-
PAY Of every month.
>pcrsons having claims against lc County,
viii please file the same in he Commissioners
Office, with Il legal voucher; as noaccount will
be allowed not properly chagcabe to Tie same.
Collectors and others having accounts TO be
stated on settled will apply to the Clerk during
tire recess ii Ill.,. Board. Hy Order.
WIN. 7. MILLER Clerk
Commissioners OF Cecil county
1
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
situate, lying and being in tn" Sixth Election Dis
trict of Cecil county. aforesaid and of which Il Ger
tain Williams NJ. Mccullough died seized. and
containing
1877 ACRES OF LAND,
NiNnE OR I,SS


This Tract Of Land is situate - miles from the
village OF RISING SUN, rapidly Increasing village
on the line of Phil Il Bait. Central Railroad and II
miles from Port hepo>tt,a furnishing town at the
head Of steam cation on the Su-lU"hanna River
aitordlnG daily communication with Baltimore and
Philadelphia. The nrghhorhcod is healthy, and
the land IN thai portion Of the District t., rapidly
improving, and l. convenient to churches stores,
schools a..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-23
THE CECIL WING.
'ELKTON, MAY 23, 1865.

Observation-Disclosures Executors and others
having business in the Orphans Court which requires
advertisins will please be particular when they want
snch notices to appear in The Wig to leave orders to
that effect.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-23
Tn" best known remedy for
SCEOFglEA.

in all its manifold forms, including iiccs, C,tacc8
ItphiS, Hdi RheUm, Consumption, ctc is Or. AnLers'
iodine Water n pure solution Of iodine tcithDut Il
,rHt. discovered after ua"y years OF ,cen.ii" re-
search and experiment. For efuicaing hn, rs from
.he system II has no equal. Circulars sent tree.
}. ?. ii NSNlDR".
80 nry Street, sew YORK.
Sold by druggists generally.
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S O | l.

The Soil is Of u superior natural quality-bcins
neither too cayey too loamy. There is loo acre.
of cleared land, undera high state Of cultivation
and IL divided into fields, each containing +
Bile farm for Grazing Dairy purposes. The land i,
moderately rolling and easily tilicd.
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Ga il il n PEACH ORCHARD of nbout ID Acres, in
llll bearing, and the remainder If the Farm is under
cultivation. On this Farm is Of the hest FiSHE-
lies On Elk River
. THE BUILDINGS on No. / are fair; aud on
5i;@ss Nos. 3 aud are Indifferent. No 2 has no
gdNii,l buildings. These f'l'ns under Fair F.nc-
haHjilI ing. lie ina very fine P,nchgowing region,
ItsA--ani are well adapted to the growth Of Peaches
rs well OF Grain. Most Of the soil is of good natural
quality, and has been several tin"s iiulcd and these
Farms having mure Landings apon them, afford
rare opportunities for the landing of Lime and ship.
ping of Grain and other produce.
Nos. !, 2. and Form contiguous tract and No.
lies but few hundred yard, from the stain tract
The undersigned intends to offer these Farms sepn-
raely. and whole. and to sell in whichever WY, in
his discretion, he deems nd, isuble Plot. showing
the lines of each Parcel be at thr Office Of the
undersigned before the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-I'hc Terms of Sale prescribed
by the Decree are :One third Of the purchase money
to he paid in cash the day oi safe and the remain
der in two eqmai Instruments payable respectively in
One and Two years from the day If sale. The credit
payments bear interest from the day of sale and II
be secured by the Bonds or Notes of the purchasers
with surety or sur,tes 10 be approved By the Trus
tee.
10. Possession given January LIST, 1863. Costs Of
Deeds, Stamps DC, to be paid by purchaser.
JAMES BLACK GROOME,
May 10, lSGs. TRUSTEE, Elkton, Md.
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Capt. H. Owens, nice Bible.
Mrs. G. II. Owens, q nice Hymn Book.
Harden, Jenkins & Meginnis, Phila-
delphia, box for deed.
Bro. d. NJ. kerchencr, Philadelphia,
settee for pulpit.
Il. W. Galloway, of the same house,
stand for platform.
All thanks from the trustees, members
and pastor are hereby rendered to these do,
nors. Dear friends, who have not helped
us, whom the world has greatly blessed with
this worlds goods, if - Presbyterian brother
OF New jersey, can give lis sixty dollars. a
Methodist brother Of Baltimore. twenty five
dollars, and Cox, Whteman & Co.. Phila-
delphia forty nine dolla:'s. to help the most
uecessilous case ever knew, cannot you
bel p us, too ?-'' hear the Macedonian cry !"
Remittances may be sent to Rev. N. w.
Bennum, Charlestown, Cecil county, Md,
or VIM. Ward, Perryvlle, Cecil county, Md.
PASTOR
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III II l. Y.

viii hr given soon the sale is coniir!nrn l.,
the Court which viii probably he in - month. from
the day of ~;-',.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

upon which the said David W. Sntlcn and Ella,
Ann Snethen nov reside and which devised to
them by the last viii and Testament Of II certain
David j. Snethcn deceased: said land situate" lyiug
and being in that part Of Sasstras Meek called
N",Hey, Neck. III the r-; Election District pftcciI
county. aforesaid aud adjoining the IAN l. Of John
Huley john ". Morgan ald others
THIS Irart OF Land contains, by actual rclS,rr"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-23
To Farmers.
The price OF
TIU pTIVN NJ
BIGGHS CHICAGO ZONE FERTItIEEH
has this day May T. iccn advanced to
go FEB 2nnn pQIlHnS

The high per ccniag" uf Ammonia il contains sill
its li"nc fliospliatc a',Cr Desirable IA
active and permanent manure" than ANY nti,, il
Ihc market.
The price 81 III" other Commercial MAnrrs
Gearing "ur brand remain rs before, viz
E""pLis ha'r H"m Phosphate, -, per -onn pounds
Emgh'S chjc"I" hIod MoD",G 50
BAuGiI 4 SONS Manufacturers
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