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AMERICAN SCIENCE ABRoAD.
MLBURN, THE BLIND ORATOR - AN OPERATION
TO BE PERFORMED FOR THE RESTORATION
OF HIS SIGHT .f
Prom The London Earop.sn News II yl 3D.

MILBURN, THE BLIND ORATOR - AN OPERATION
TO BE PERFORMED FOR THE RESTORATION
OF HIS SIGHT -.. ... T.... sf +
L Prom The LOudOn Raropesn News IA gI I..s
The Rev. Mr.. Milburn has just returned to
Paris from Belgium where he has been for three months
past In care OF the great ocust Professor Won Graefe
On the 9th OF December the Professor performed the first
operation upon Mr. Mburn's right eye, cutting hole
inserting hook and drawing the iris from the OLD pupil
with which TO line the new one and then trimming the
occupied nearly five minutes. The eye did remarkably
well for about ~ days but from Xplaned cause
interior inflammation then began which soon
disorganizatlon and the entire loss OF the eye few
days thereafter, Mr. Milburn suddenly seized by
violent attack OF what the physicians pronounced 70 be
a critical condition. While this disease at its hight
however strange TO the began to Its
Inflammation soon abated. After Mr.. Milburns recoy
cry Graefe examined the eye carefully number OF
times which verified his previous diagnosis and that OF
pr william Frederick HolcOmbe ot New-York-who, by
the way was the first person hold to Mr. Milburn
the prospect OF partial restoration OF his sight Dy the
same operation In consequence OF the nearly closed
OF the pupil and of the opactcs OF the cornea IL had
been impossible hitherto TO the interior OF the eye
but the pupil disclosed the fact that the crystalline
opaque. To this it will be necessary TO
the knife along the whole lower upper margin OF
the eye, and TO remove the lens by pressure or
the use Of hooks It was expected thst tiIls ihs
first operation but Graeie gives 1t as his opinion
that In consequence OF the inflammation II will not be
safe operate again nnder months Although Mr.
Mburn's power OF vision has hardly been improved he
has the definite prospect should tho second opera
ton be successful OF at least the recovery OF partial
sight As that operation is OF Graefes own lnven
tion and which he performs with surer hand than
any other person. IL Is OF course the wish OF Mr. Mburn
and his friends that he should perform It. Mr. MlDurn
will therefore probably remain In Europe until this can
be done. We understand that Mr. Miburn has been ln
yed by a number OF the Leading Anerlcans III fails
foremost among whom our Minister. Gen DIX. To give
a course OF lectures The first, What Blind Man Saw
in England" will he delivered In the American Chapel
o'clock. This will be followed by four other lectures
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To CoRRFsPONDFNTs

4 Borkingaan. II the colony now organizing for
settlement in Nebraska be properly managed II ought
10 succeed There are no homestead lands ia North
ern Missouri st. Louis is about $50 miles from
Omaha by railroad and 500 miles by water, -
@. r. Eve think the Revenue Officer is correct
In refusing 10 deduct from your income interest paid
on bond and mortgage, unless the principal on which
you pay interest is employed in business or so IN
vested as to become n source of income The law IN
reference 10 deduction of interest (Sec. H. Act of
March q 1S67,) says you may deduct ''the amount
actually paid labor or interest by any person who
rents land or hires labor 10 cultivate land or who
conducts any other business from which income is
actually derived l.. r.I
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The late snow-storm in Nova Scotia was

The late snow-storm in Nova Scotia was
folowed by heavy rains, which have caused immense
destruction Of property.
Col Williams of The Kansas City MO But
I,l, and Major Wbogan OF The Iimss, went 10 point
ncar Wyandote Kansas Tuesday, 10 1gbt duel nut
the se arrested both men, and thus put stop 10 the
affair The difficulty grew out OF structures on each other
nubIished IN their respective papers.
Capt. Hunter of the steamer Fairbanks,
which arrived at Wilmington C., yesteriay reports
having passed the fragments OF the wreck OF aLEs
hooner or brig Cape Lookout. the 23d and picked
M trunk which was found book with the names OF
Jasner w Haskell Martha ID. HASKELL and susan j. HAS
Gsl1 Deer Isle, Friday, July 1867. Search was made
among the fragments Of the wreck and hoaung nay put
discovered no traces OF any OF tho oreW
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CIVIL.

Henry F. Quackenbos agt. Mary Genet
Quackenbos DR.. Quaclenbos having brought suit In
the Supreme Court before Justice Barnard for divorce
against his wife, aud she having put In defense the case
TO be tried before Jury on The ordinary issues
framed When, however the case came up the defense
quest After hearing testimony on behalf OF the pain
TN of damaging nature to the character ot the
defendant the Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff
The defendant Introduced rebutting testimony.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT-sEvERAL PERSONS IN
HIRED

CHICAGO, March 24.-The rear car of an ex-
press train which left Quincy this morning for this city,
over the Chicago Quincy and Burlington Railroad was
thrown from the track two miles west OF Earevile. at
o'clock this afternoon, and badly smashed up. Some
eight or te messengers were Injured man whose
name could not learned badly that he can scarcey
recover The ear several rods over the tics after get
ting off the track, and then eapszed completely taxing
Z ma off
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BENSBL ROBERT s Odd Fellows Hall -
CLAYTON ALEXANDER T., Trinity Chapel, TwentJ hnhsI
CONAN. NICHOLAS j., No. ls4 Thirdave.
CULLEN. JOSEPH, No, 2U4 West SrteeDthst -. - ..
FDWaRDs EDWARD s. Aahou Memorial charcb, Ror,ytf
PARRAN. THOMAS No. az Grandst
GRRNOED MARGARET K, Jsnest M. T. Church.
HARTSIIORNE ALISE. No 81 BAst Forty fourtssL
HFAyEY. RUTH. No. 50 Vandamst IT
LITTLE MARY, No Isl Pirstave.
McCAMPBELLt JAMES No. 50 Cathsrnest
OCONNELL CATHERINE No. ~ Cherrva .
TALMAGE DANIEL Of Broadway and GreSe, broofys
wOODPULL JANE. No 3$5 West Thirty -srsh st
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POLITICAL.
THE JUDICIAL CONTEST IN PHILADELPHIA-RE-
PORT OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.

THE JUDICIAL CONTEST IN PHILADELPHIA-RE-
PORT OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
HARRIsBURG, March 24.-This morning the
majority OF the Committee of the Legislature on the CON
test in which Judge Thayer Rep) contests the seat OF
Judge Greenbank Dem) who returned as elected at
the october election District Court OF Phiadel
pha submitted their report which, after setting forth
In detail the object for which 1t appointed states
that evidence given affecting the Ysldy Of the elec
on in the Second and Tenth Divisions OF the First Ward
the Seventh Division Of the Third Ward sixth and
Eighth of the Fourth Ward; Sixth and Seventh
OF the Seventeenth Ward Tenth Of the Nineteenth
Ward, and Fourth OF the Twenty-hfth Ward
Concerning the alleged frauds In these divisions the re-
port says:
Among the internal evidence presented OF the fraudu
lent mede OF carrying the election In OF these
divisions the proof that the officers received votes
time than IL possible 10 do IN the stT1cJ
performance OF their duty The purpose f the officers IN
many seemed only be the votes and put
them the boxes without regard to whether the person
was entitled TO vote not aud In OF the divisions
there very large number of votes not on the list
The Committee cite the language Of Judge King In the
Kneass case In which hOlds that persons Offering TO
whose names appear upon the official list must
produce proof OF their right 10 yotethat the law admits
Of other construction The conclusion Of the Commit
tee from the evidence that the extensive frauds pae
eed a the elections u the divisions above cited yated
The election therein, aud that the whole poll should be
rejected Correcting the returns IN conformity TO the
views Of the Committee the result o. the election VIII be
as follows:
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INQuEsrs.

Coroner Flynn held inquests yesterday over
body q Hen,y Peters the lad who died from the effect
Of Injuries received few DAYS ngo. BY being accident
ay crushed between ferry boat and the HamtoI-ave
Ferry Bridge. IL shown that the deceased ana
another lad were playing the boat and that the acc
dent was due 10 caTeiessness, over the body oI Nm
DevOe who died at Bellevue Hospital from the enect OF
ipres received on the sd s by being caught IN some
machinery in factory at Greenpoint. over the body
OF an unkogn naa found floating m tbe Norm hiNcf
To-day at te CoroueTs office over the body of Frederick
Weigel "A uative OF Germany, aged SO years. VINO Was
ru over at Onc.huLdrcd and sixteenthst ana Ihlrd'
ave- few days ago BY Tbirdaye car ana Glcd yestSt
day ut Bellevue Hospitals ana over tie
tho Sotth River of the foot Of Desbfossesst -
Corouer wheml held au inquest In Brooky, yes.
terd.y over lie bmly OF Mary DOugherty, who was
found dead No n Y0rkst, the morning previous pc
ceased called the house the night before 10 eFoss
intox caed condition and falling on the hoor was iIt
there until tie feess boly was discovered yciuei
OF death from apopleIy was rendered by The jury
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BURLTsouE IN PHILADELPHIA.

An English Burlesque Troupe is about to
gladden. the affectonate City OF Philadelphia Mr. Fe
Tx Rogers. the original Mnerra ia IKion" and Miss
Wlmore the original Li0n have arrived together with
a miscellaneous company, and viii appear In Ixion" at
tho Wanut-st Theater Monday evening. Miss
Lizzie wmore formerly OF Nibo's Garden, Is member
Of the company. We learn that this organization Of
burlesquers designs 20 make merry In Philadelphia for
tyyo months
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IT. ID. Bynner Ss Co.,, No. 1S9 Broadway, :, ,y -. -.
Ann DKALERs IN GRlDEs oF WALrHM "AiVas
ft 20 DouKsT PRICES =,
pees called ipste watches made a.
Wshas Eh warrant shall satsy TIE most chAuHE u" "
beauty, aDLh, and accuracy.
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saA WEST INDIA MARKETS .
uxx x.,.h The Sugar buoysnt With large bss
dsno ss basis OF sd9 reals per sfooe @ ~
~ sf ssas "a Lndon lo1 per cen prem.h
a. paid 9II ner cent dconn United States % dys ng1A
rod td per dscount shc sight psrd Per esns ps"
DOMESTIC MARKETs -. -, -.
BuyyALo dn al seoeo = TOT OT oroann spss
Wheat quet New l0veri sales o. 70
S0 bush State desrs 500 bush Choice OansaA on p
terms st about o. 05 Peas lower sales we
rsrds Field at IS delivered Seeds Tesay ~ 10,
sn@ for Timothy. PORK about G3l 80 for h"Ty ne" H'' ~
Al l93lDSc. Hghxihes nominal a. 0Sc. .,,n..-,...
CRIc.GO March 24-EIchsnge few.Yof brn AZ y s
Floor quiet srm Spring BItrss ss 3cDs6 ~ .s
and j. r demand q lsiesl iIi No 'ss. sr. syi.ss
Spt sac ye 10 demand; No 81 ls1si ~ Barley nonasns
E a72c WHISKY quiet and hTm at 8sds9t Pors siesdJ ssss
Al $50 as3O so quiet l8c Sugar Cured Han: J1 a.
5ial6e Bulk quiet Dressed Hcgs hrm VI
Ave IIoa. active and sesay Comman EI S09se c""
dai fsf. 70 Choice Shipping Besves $s sogs1ses
eating Lsafst - a 50 Cotton 64e Mess PORK s1o ~
Lard Ice Bacou-Shouiders Hc; Clear M5 SAes Lot D'
shoulders i3ie Clear Sides 6ie f1oar ~ @dso ae '"
0Al 5k Corn 6ld65e Oats 6216sc WHISKY, nee, y@tS
WfrIsGroS ~ c. March 2L-Spbh Turpenpns Ssxa W..
tendency 46c Rosin hrn H oDS~ e'"''
Turpeaue unsettled unchsnged Cotton qaiet AZ 1otc
svAssAH March 2Coon In good demand ana 'e
La, 2Ceton tc higher ara asl,si ,ss
dnEa 2Gc sales 6lo0 bales receipts COO bales oe'
1877 Coumersl l4dhlf res-iou .es
per cent premium Sugar dali and unchaBget hoassss -" "
Prime. -. ,.,--,. e.t..... .r.s.s
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Mrs j. c. Kendall, living at No 10 last
NDeteentlst either lost had stolen iIo!n hof q ~ ia
Broadway yesterday afternoon, wallet cohtbItR fo"
worth of l6 coupos which sne wa. carrying 10 tue Sub.
Treasury " g6t CAshod
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leaving >. 90, ,26e

Leaving. --.- -DstzOo 0tif't
NJ r. 1hayer over Thomas GTeenbauk, 1862
The Committee conclude by stating that Judge Tbayer
IL entitled TO the seat now held by Judge GrceDbank.
This report will of Judge Thayer the seat,
but there doubt that the counsel for Judge Green
bank Will ask for quo paTaHtO, under which the su-
prene Court will be called to decide the eonstitu
aona Of the act. placing The power Of taking tessi
mOny and decdiDg contests IN which the seats OF Judges
are involved
WARWICK, Orange Co, n. Y.-At our town
election, John Burk Republican elected supervisor
over A. ID. Hynard by majority OF c. Hynard
Oemocra elected Supervisor last year over George
Sanford Republica BY amsjoTiy Of oyerI5c John Il.
Conklib Republican dda,e for Collector was elected
by majority Of IA James T. Waterbury, Republican,
was reelected Justice of the Peace by majority Of 26.
Henry AcRlroy was elected Commissioner Of Highways
over Samuel j. Van saun by majority OF l22 For Asses
Acf Charles .MorehOuse elected over Andrew Wood
~ majority Of 81. For Town Clerk, william o. Mabee
was elected TboIaAs Blood by majority OF The
salanee Of the ticket abOnt 90 maiorty over the
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Splrial 2Otltis.

~
The the eiIsus Of sswYOri sBivDiT to
NEE, them At seuway Hall on THURSDAY EVENING hs 18th
to confer upOu connected with the present condition sf Affairs In
Cuba fully the struggle Of the CaOaaa for IN
dependence upon principles Ofstema justices thai the evo'asa
which began bs been sO~ins power ever since and
nov include. the great body people who sTos their
money aud blood freely r The attainment OF s Independence We
woa IN pobHe and formal our sympathy fSF people
living on our very borders almost part Of us who are dgns
their obtain rights long uDu'ty withheld from them;
W O sRyANT. JOHN PORTER
1,s A W. n eEkkS.EsS EkS tEsE HkkRH N X eLsws
SIMON Inland, JAMES GORDON BEsssFT.
SS6sGS S3t6s X SFfkESoD' WIhkEs ws :, P roahISsox.
@ P. LowREY. SLAS N. sr1LLwELL4
GEORGE w, CURTIS, WIN. c. CHURCH.
Z ca1. ssaSsH 4.
presentation OF Inventions and discoveries Is dScn ca Light
C T. RSERT, secretary CHAIRMAN.
Extra Special NoTice.-DR j. H. sCHENCK bsSs sas to ia
patients and the public that consequence bis increased
practice and business bis principal once Philadelphia he will be
obliged give up visiting Ne~.YOk professionally ssr the
regular vs-TuRSDAY April aud 90 Those who sih ecnsut
him will please maize note Of this bis Room, 10 New York No
Bondsi will be closed after April 90 D Seheuofa nsdne-PUI
M0NIC SYRUP sEAwgED TONIC aud MANDRAKE PILLs-with
BnEsh German, and French obad Of Drug
gss ocs these su
be, as usual from 3 a "a. tosp
- John +. Henry,
NOW OK HAND AND ssx,I shApY FOB, FOB SPRING TRADE
Fal sool q ali other MINERAL wArRRs
F & s ss Of ks E9 p%SsE S as TodP na sG BRUSHES
r S's % .. Of FafSSf FsTSS ' aEocss HStT GOODS
Will lst Of May oomAoou wHhoue No ecOLLEGE
PLACE, HEwioRK
- To Life Insurance Men.
n and cS1Pse se T.@ l2ss 1 Al : slS s +
M s,sg s.r Yorl CAV
sS s sfsr sS &SS S Fssss; ss'ss
oFees-Se le3 BROADWAY, EswYerk
ssi ,sd decay Rom ne SsDisd.%as q IL and
Prtes thoroughly with oil and adds greatly 10 strength
will these results Samples %
the company. RICHARD BARREr Prs.dsut
LiRB INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No 2gl BroNiSay Rsads.st, N Y
The Company eopmpnee hnsinsss April last
almost unprecedented and hare already issued m poA
ALL POLICIES NON ABLE-.ndug good for o..s
fall whou.
offered By DO other COMPANY ia the state
DIVIDENDS on the popular "Parnenhp Psh introduced By this
opacn Of,h. WIN BARNES Superintendent Of n y stat.
net ssssl which each partner has shs cowpsay
stsa for h usee .d simplicity probably hlts principe
~heh Court voud ADOPT Ia disirbuins the u mpas Goa
| LEMUEL BANGS. Prssdeat
Il NhtLiofr, veerfee tna 4. hcCLisTock, AetsAJ
few good solicitors wanted
Psssnts MUM c. Nc PslSs, n r. Agents isT ssisia
Il Tusetyfve tIyorisaes
/ Psnihlst of Las aud Information free
Post-Oce Noce-The mails for Europe for the week ca1er
TpA %RSSsbSSd s T @ s ss s h %
ll.sO aad Z. ls; ssd Q, iO.soa JANIS kELLr.
AZ Genin'y former superintendent, DsAncena,s, No.
% suAsv@, ,hs hest slLk HAT Manufactured sAs 81
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TIE STATE or TRADE
z vysr INDIA MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MAKKETs
yoRr March 14-united states bosds closed sehvei sV
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'mhe Getil Mat.ht9
ELKTON, JULY II, 1869.

We have an article from new con-
tributor on the philosophy of Chicken
Hatching, that will interest those who have
a taste for the study of physiology and an
atomy, which We will endeavor to find room
for the whole, or the principal part OF, next
week. 1t is more important, however, to
learn how to rear the chickens after they
are Matched, ard any practical hints i'll this
direction will be most acceptable to the read
ers of The Whfg.
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DIED.

BJRkINS.-At Rising Sun, July 10, 1869,
SCHUYLER CoLFAN, only son of J. T. and
Sarah f. Burkins, aged - months and
Is days.
[Oxford Press and Bel Aair papers please
copy.l
ROBINSON.-In Elkton, July e2G, 1869, at
the residence of John Z. Alexander
MARY ROBINSON, daughter of the late
Capt. VIM. Robinson, i'll the 9th year of
her age.
The friends of the family are requested
to attend her funeral this Saturday mon =
ing, at 10 clock.
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PUBLIC Cemetery.
FARMS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers at Private Sale , Farms,
Situated one mile North East. Cecil county, Md.
Station on the r., W. 4 Il. R.R.; the road running
through the whole tract
No. I. Contains 632 Acres. The buildings sAs,1Ar
this farm complete consisting of a large euWo
BRICK HOUSE. Barn Granary, Shedding, &c. l;,,ss
all nearly and in good order. !AssskA
No. > Contains l15 Acres. The buildings II large
FRAME HOUSE, large Barn with Stahling and other
small buildings.
No. 3. Contains loo Acres. The Buildings consisting
If II SION HOUSE. Granary, Stable Corn Crib. &c.
Each uf the above described Farms has been wei Fer
tilted h, Lime, Ashes, Mauurcs Bones. &c.
II. ID. VI. HOWARD
Feb % lSGa-tf. Elktun, MI
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let not Prejudice usurp yorr Reason.

II j. inct that. in the minds of many persons - pre-
jude rA-ts against what called patent medicines
hut why should this prevent you rsortius article
that mas such array Of testimony support il us
lIosTETrER STOMACH EITTERS. PHYSICIANS
prescribe it: why should You discard it: Judges usu-
ally considered Of talent, have used and do Use it
in their families: Why slna.d You reject it: Let No,
yonr prcJn,'ire usGrp your the everlasting;
INJURY "i y"'lr health. Ii You sick ALL require
III 7rinr, try these Filters.
When the lolily energies are worn out by anxiety
nl need stinu.nt. TIKI. i the l, that can be- tax en-
II Is tempered and modified y hy;,i,nic herbs am, roofs
whi" prevent II from f"vrrng the b"ol: and hence il
d"'' not lr"'!ur" mere temporary excitement "a H.,
followed 10y Injurious reaction. Int r:ihnIeates PR
iali"nt potency to tie -ntir" vital organization S,n.
1t Its r'n constituents are slightly sop"riiir that
III c%-'- whr"" tlrpe-Ecr> is Of the accompsni-
i"nt> 81 nervous 'iI>ea-" dose of it taken towards
be- '!ine Will tend To i'r"'uc" quiet and refreshing sun-
i"r For paipitati"n nt the heart. trrinors MYSTERIES
iitS mt. general r'stl-snrs. and the rauscrss
and distressing ftn""s which ladies are c,pcciaIly
sui "ct. under certain morbid conditions If min and
body p"ruiia" I" their the Etrr- will found the
most ".si"'' tlii certain of all nt.r-irrauts
THE CONSTITUTE nay ncrvnus may readily keep their
iEirInty III constant check by the daily of this
hc1lthiml vegetable toni and those who have shat
tered their nerves. the phrase is. either mprl-
dent indulgence umur physical intellectual labor
will find III this vaiizing elixir prompt restorative
July u, E6l--Im
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THE MISSISOUOI POWDER

Ut U.N UNTH' 'HII'eI aTI NIfOIUIOUs HIsoa. ca OF
the Skin. See Report to L. l. Medical Socety and SIT
n-nts of PLY ciaS in circular sent frea apple tinn
10 ClIAS. A. DUBOIS. Gen Pal Agent
p. o. Box 1863. 49, Pearl St New York
imir mn
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MARRIED..

E-WEAVER.-At Port De-
post, on the Goth inst, by the Rev. ii.
Branch, c. X. GILMORE, of Port De
post, and EMMA w. WEAVER, of Potts
vile, Pa.
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4 CLEAR. SMOOTH SKIN AMI BEAITirJ l. COM
PiENloN follows the OF iILlNhoLps CONCENTRATED
ENrRN' SNRSI PNElLlA.
II removes black spots pimrl"S eruptiuns Of
tho II
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NEU -lDJERI ISE .JIEN7,S,
Dissolution of C0-Partnership.
PAIR OF MULES Mt Public Sale.

Will offer 1T Public Sale. on SATURDAY, 3lAt inst.
al or!"rk at John J.. Meals iprl. in Eikton
wyll-natri"d YOUNG MULES, perfectly sound and gem
tie i'll single double harness. Also. HORSE. years
oil sound and good farm am! road horse
BN-rcrm> male known at sac. and will lie liberal
JACOB d. ASH,
Elk"n. July "A. 1oG.'-2w Auctioneer
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- The poetic tribute to the writer of tire
books of Lcmuel. published heretofore in
The Dsnsocru, we fear would be entirely
unapprcciated by our readers.
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Baltimore Markets.
REPORTED BY +. T.. MARINE,
July 90, 1869.

REPORTED BY F. T.. MARINE
July 90, 1869.
Wlcat-White, new, choice, per bus. 60
lbs, 81 70W1 10; Red new, choice, 81 55Ge
60; prime, 81 45(Gl so; fair to good, 81 IS
(c1 40. CorIl-White, good to prime. per
lus. SO lbs, 81 10G1 II; yellow do, 1 10Qt
81 l3 Rye-good to prime, 81 1901 81. Oats
common to prime. per bus. 32 lbs, G50t
-. Timothy Hay, No. /, new, per ton 2,G0O
lbs, $22 0c@24 90; mixed do, No. ., SEQ
G22 co; Rye Straw, 500 00G22 90. Oats
straw, $15 o0M16 co. Eastern Eggs, sOQt
u cts; Chickens, old. $4.50Qt5 co per doz. !:
Chickens, young, 50 00@5 90 per doz.;
Beeswax, prime, 3s@42 cts. per h.; Feath-
ers, live geese, Eastern, 75GS0 per h.;
Country Rags, 4!@5a per ID. Wool,
washed, 460e50 cts; unwashed, 30Qt32 cts.
per b.; Hides and Skins-country, dry, 1G
MlS cts. do, green, S(G9 cts; Sheep
Skins, per piece. 50c@S1 90; Lamb do,
2oM50 cts: Potatoes, new. 40G$60 per
Dbl. Market gluttcd.
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Special NOTICES.
Deafness, blindness & Catarrl.

j. ISAACS. NJ. ID, sos Arch Street. Phil;Uclpri:
Oulist and Aurst, Professor in the Medical College, Of
PrInsy lyan. of the E and Ear. Persons afflicted with
Diseases of the Ely f. EAR CATARRII will be sceI-
tifcIlly treated and cured if durable. lie has been per-
muncutly luicd in the city for years and makes the
above spcciui,s in his practice. The Medical faculty
is invited he has secrets in his mode uf
Artificial eyes inserted without pain. NJ charges
mad. for examination.
Jan D. 1S69-iv
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"GooD, BETTER, BEST. "-Messrs. Wan
amaker Il Brown early in their business
career demonstrated the possibility of sup
plying the people with good clothing at low
prices. And every year they have added
to the excellence of their clothing and sui
tractcd from the usual charges. This good
work still goes on at Oak Hall, the gar
mcns growing good, better, best" and
the prices ''low, lower, lowest
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-24

- Especial attention is called to the adj
vertiscment of that celebrated Specialist,
.. VAN IIUMMELL. NJ. d., of New York
City, who treats throat and lun. diseases
by inAa1i'ion-the only acknowledged cure
for Consumption. He uses .iJbot's Iah"i-
ing FIuid, Il remedy not known to the pro-
fession. Thousands have been snatched
from the jaws of death by this wonderful
remedy, and those afflicted should not hes
itate to place themselves under the Doctor $
care.