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HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Fluid Extract
SarSaparilla
ERADroArEs ERuPTTE and ULcsaArivE DnEAsEs
Of the
THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS, SCALP,
AND SKIN


THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS, SCALP,
AND SKIN,
Which so dis6gure the appearance, Purging
the evil effects of mercury and removing all
taints, the remnants Of Diseases, hereditary or
otherwise. and Is taken by Adults and Children
with perfect Safety. ~" ~
Two Tatle-Spoonfuls Of the Extract Of Ssrsa-
parilla, added TO a pint Of water, Is equal 10
the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle Is equal
to gallon Of the Syrup Of Sarsaparilla, or the
decoctions as usually made.
An Interesting Letter Is published In the
Medico- Chirurgical Review, on the subject Of
the Extract OF Sarsaparlla in certain affections,
by Benjamin Travers, r. r. s., &c. Speaking
OF those diseases, and diseases arising from the
excess OF mercury, he states that no remedy Is
equal to the Extract Of Safsapa Its power Is
extraordinary more so then Any other drug am
acquainted With. II Is, in the strictest sense,
tonic with this invaluable attribute, that II Is
applicable to q state OF the system so sunken.
and yet so irritable a. renders other substances
Of the tonic class available or Injurious.
HELNB0LD'S
Concentrated Extract SarsaparMa,
Established upwards Of Is years. Prepared by
II. 7. HELMBOLD,
apriis-2m S9t Broadway, n. Y.
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NO. e0s EOJrITy

NO. eos EQUITY.
In the Circuit ccert for Carroll County.
Margaret A. Bowersox ct. al, ps. Mary A.
Ecker, Administering o. WIN. Ecker,
deeeessa, and others,
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN of William Ecker, late Of Carroll Co.,
deceased, to&le their claims properly proven
and authenticated, with the Clerk Of this
Cohti, on or before the 2lst day of July
next.
q A. NEAL,
may 20,-it -. Special Auditor.
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The Rev. r. H. b. Mitchell, for the
past nineye Rector Of Trinity Church,
Elkton, Md, departed this life o. Tues
day evening, the 18th instant, ia the
73d year o. his age. He had been In
feeble health for some time.
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Items Of News.

has sowed the seeds Of a fearful harvest
Of blood. We have now to chronicle
another fatal encounter in Somerset
county. At Danes quarter, locality
near Priaeess Appe, on Saturday even.
ing, two men named Shores and Wheat
ley were in conversation, The former
desired the latter to 20 on some bust.
ness for him 10 Salisbury. Wbeatley
objected aud controversy arose, when
Shores drew a pocket knife aud stabbed
him fatally between tie fourth aud
fifth ribs The wounded mau died
ALMOST instantly. Shores was arrested
and confined ip the Jail at Princess
Apne. Both were white. Wheatley
was an oysterpaR and Shores captain
of n vessel.
1t is reported in Washington that
several hundred men are in camp near
New Orleans, drilling and peFiecting
themselves in the USE Of arms, prepar.
atory to going TO Cgba to aid the in.
surgents, The exact position Of the
camp is unknown 70 the United States
authorities, aud every precaalion is
used to prevent its becomin. knaNp,-
The men are mostly ex.Rebel and
Union soldiers, aud are well armed
with Spencer rifles. Two vessels have
been chartered to take these men to the
Florida coast, from which placed steamer
will convey theP to thu eastern end of
the Island Of Cuba, The sum of $780,
900 has baen r,ised il Naw Orleans. it
Is further SAID To equip and trans port
the men, nd StQ 400 hi, been received
from Sayapn.h
\ CONNECTICUT wan has used printers
ink to protect his fruit trees from
cauker worm aud other insects, aud
has found 1t very eficacious Printers
lux, rightly applied, will kill all sqrts
Of pestiierous things, besides worms and
insects. IL is wonderful remedy for
many ev.ls-that OF impceupiosity 10
particular, aud business men are becom
ing more convinced Of its value daily
Take Bonner Tor example; with week.
" paper he returns an income Of over
SlS3 900, beating the daily HcraM
(Which don't ADVERTISED and Weekly
The r,,,,;.h nro.s 49,. s,;,, h.r,;,o
on the Alabama claims, the unquiet
spirit that will not down at their bid
IND ...a,,s ,b., ,h. n - - ,ho rn;,,j
S,a,es in ,hn Tan"d;an rsb",Ii"n Of ,ha,
ycar ia an e., IN c., Rr;,a;n's
course w;,h r.@,rd ~ rho Nah,ma
A os,,a;n q, Fraao;s Ia l. hmn,;,,
nm docnman,s IN raI.,;,n 10 ,ha c.
An raholiioa and ,he ass;s,anao
rond.ra5 ,ho ;a.,rao0,s hv ,rn 49,
leans.
The jeff and Joe. DAVIS plantation
thirty miles below Vieksburr is leased
BY an old negro at $40 900 a YEAR
He hires $50 hands To work il. Not n
white man is To be seen abou. the
plaee. The whole nlantation or severaI
thousand acres is plantad in cotton
which appears yery promising. and
from this one plantation cotton enough
WIN DC pF'aucaa 10 run a mn IN Lowell
'Or ~eeS". p,r,,
Las. year roI'Sn gentleman Paving
Gaugus u s'oFk upon MS estate near
n ',, PuI ar0aaa MS neek a9 IRON
I u, WIN .his ,usor'P''ou' n@' OK
lo,oa'a 'h,s s'orA comes ,rs; from iU'ana,
auu SCI II AZ t'oei'y. ihis year tue piru
returned 70 .ne same spot, ana was
again eaugps oy tue same person; he
naa acquired . new collar OF sold with
TINS INSCRIPTION, inaia cum donls re-
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a convention Of tbe religious society
known as Taakers Or pqpkards Is now ris
10 progress IN Botetourt county, Va
They meet every seven years. Mary.
land is largely represented in the
gathering This Church has a large
membership in Western Maryland, aud
numbers amqpg its attendants some Of
the best citizens of the State.
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Those who Desire Brilliancy Of Complexion
must purify and enrich the blood, which Helm
holds Concentrated Extract Of Sarsaparilla in.
variably does. Ash for Helmboid's. Take no
other.
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Building Association Notice.

A LII the Officers, Directors and Stock.
IA holders (exeept females and Minors
of the Patapsco Building Association of the
city of Westminster, are required to attend
the annual meeting of the Association under
the penalty Of twenty-five cents, to be held
at the Celst House, in Westminster, on
Tuesday epeniny, the lst Of juno merit, at
8 O'Clock p. NJ, when the Treasurer and
Secretary's Reports will be read, giving a
detailed statement Of the atfairs OF the Asso.
citation, and an election will be held for q
President, Vice President, Treasurer, See.
rotary and seven Directors To serve for the
ensuing year. -.
4. d. SCHAEFFER,
my o-2t Secretary of the p. B. A.
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A lot Of tobacco sold at Lynchbarg,
Va, on Friday last for $500 per cwt.
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NOTICE.

THE Books and Accounts Of Messrs,
Il THcs. u. SoLIKRs 4 Co., have beer
placed in our hands for collection. rs
indebted =
mayls,tf cR0UT& REIFsNDRR.
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Assignee's Notice Of Appointment.

In The District Court cfthe Un;ted States
for the District Of Narylond. "a Bank
T1iptcy,--In The matter Of Joka D. Ar
mour, Bankrupt. ~
To whom it may conesrn The under
signed, hereby gives notice Of his appoint
rnent as Assignee Of the 'estate Of JOIN d.
Armour, of Sykssyille, Ia The cSH1fy Of
Carroll, in said District, and who was, 10
wit; on tbs fifth day IL january, "A. D.
1899, adigdged bankrupt, upon the petition
Of himself by said District Court. dated at
Frederick, the LIST day Of March, A D. 1869.
JOHN RICHIE,
may ia,--st Assignee.
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! - - 77'7777777777--77-77777-7
Wells.

A new style, just out, for sale BIZ
"a RpI Mrs. A. T. Armstrong.
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DIED.

GOODYEAR-Near Elkton, on Sunday,
July 18th, 1869, ROBERT B., eldest son
of Robert B. Goodyear, in the Goth year
of his age.
BUTLER.-On Monday, the I'd INST, near
Elkton, JOSEPHINE BUTLER, in the 21st
year of her age.
Obituary.
On the 22d of July, 1869, after linger-
ing illness of nine days, WILLARD F.
HAINEs youngest son of Samuel and Mary
A. Haines, aged IL years, 10 months and
0 days.
At the consent of his dear parents and
brothers and sisters, / will state few facts
in relation to this child's young life. which
hope may be a benefit, and not only that.
but sweet consolation to his aged father
and mother. In the short life of this young
son, he was possessed of an uncommon
shrewd and active disposition, and not like
most of children of his own age, given to
idleness and carelcssneSs; but, on the con-
trary, his young mind seemed always filled
with Gods teachings for usefulness. 1t
always seemed his delight to gain Informal
ton i'll relation to usefulness. Since my
first acquaintance with this youth, had
often thoughts of his becoming man in
due time for usefulness, and | would watch
him in his many good traits of character
and see if he had left anything undone.-
No, not he. If he wished to construct
something for himself, he would study how
lie should do 1t first, and when lie was sat
isiieh in his mind how he should do it. he
would go ut it with such ,se-confidcnt of
SUCCESS: and when it was completed, |
would pr,jotlllre 1t perfect in every respect.
lie had been employing his yUung mind for
some time past, with Prof. Barry, learning
the art of Photography: and he had not
been there but short time before he could
print a picture that would pass inspection
anywhere; and he would often tell me lie
was employed there to keep himself busy
6 for | know says he, elf did not do
that | would be idling my time, and would
derive no good from that And | will
state here, if that youth had lived to be a
man, and had still cultivated that young
brain for knowledge and usefulness, he no
doubt would have been a man well calctl-
lated to fill one of the high offices of our
Government. But alas he has been taken
away from us, i'll the bud of his life. to that
bright home where there is no more sick
neSS-nO more pain, and where he can rest
i'll the blessed arms of Jesus forever He
WAS Il chiiu lliat loVcd Ills SabDath-SchoOl,
and was always attentive to the instruction
his teacher would give. And what conso-
lation it ulust be to his aged father and
mother, to think that he was taken away
from this troublesome world, with the full
assurance of a blissful Immortality And
to assure them of the fact, he sent, while
lingering on his death bed, for his Sunday
school teacher and the minister of the Cos
pei and he told them he was prepared to
go and live with God, and was only waiting
his voice to hear him say, "Come.'' So
thus ends the life of noble young and &C
tive child. The reward of well doing is
satisfaction here and happiness hereafter.
S. w. K*$%#%%
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
CHERRY Hill Council, No. Is, oU.AM.l

CHERRY HILL COUNCIL, No. Is U.C.AM.l
July 31st, 1869.
At meeting Of this Council. held the above DIT,
the following Preamble and Resolutions adopted:
Whereas. 1t has pleased Ail-WiS. Providence t.,
remove lay death our beloved Brother WILLIAM ST TON
il the prime of life and in the ml, Of his usefulness
therefore. lee il
Resptref, That by this di-pcnsation of Providence
We. as C'un' ill., hav" ,tainr,l rrcplr.lc loss.
RrS1ttei, That while called To- mourn tn.
loss OF one who by his g"ntlrnany department. social
tN and friendly intercourse, had ,4,r himself to ~
all yet We bow in humble submission to the will Of tn,
wise dispcnsat"n. knowing tina. our loss has been,
infinit" gain to departed Brother
ResDfced. That We will rn.cynr to profit Iy th,
examp" he has left IL for Honesty Industry and So
briefly, legacy for rcmcn br,nrc Of him and hi,
many virtues.
RcsOtred. That tender heartfelt .vmpathr. To
his bercav" companion and child and them To
that God who has promised 10 be Husband to the
Widow and u Father TO tn Fatherl.s.
RsSDfrGi, That drgpr Council Cltnmbrr in
mourning. and wear the usual badge of Order for
thirty days, and that copy Of these Resolutions Ice sent
under seal To- the family of the decreased and that they
he copied Journal and the death recorded in our
Bible. THOMAS FRYER,
J. W. y. GIBSON,
j. H. MCCULLOUGH
EDWIN 0rLEY, Secretary. Committee.
7 1SGg-lw
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Fire lusurance.-A PROSPEROUS Con-
rASY.-In looking over some policies is
sued by the Mutual Fire Insurance Compa-
ny of York. Pa, recently, we were forcibly
struck with the large humber Of Policies is
sued by that company,
a Policy dated April Goth, CO. is num-
beled 1886 and another Policy bearing
date May 3, 60. was numbered 80, Os2, and
one issued May 25th No. 80, 49,, showing
an issue of 703 Policies in 90 days. Anoth-
Ell Policy bearing date May %, is No. 30
$40. \ later issue, bearing date July 10,
numbers 1896 showing the immense
business transacted by the Company in less
than tee and half months, III the present
year, to amount to the issue of ., 102 Poll
cicS.
The rates Of the Company are reasonably
low, and its business transacted promptly.
and i'll 4 manner to insure satisfaction to its
thou ands of members.
Applications for insurance in the Compa-
ny received at this Office, and the Policies
delivered to applicants without delay.
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find The DeHaocrW with impudence or igno-
rance, charging the Republicans with bur
thening the State with debt! We have
shown that in both State and county ex-
penditures, the present party in power have
exceeded immensely the Republican party.
How much longer are the taxpayers dis
posed to indulge this costly luxury, the
Democratic party?
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

The Partnership heretofore existing between tho
undersigned under the name and firm Of LEWIS K
MARRETT has been this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent r. C. Levi. will hereafter conduct the business to
whom all claims shall lac paid and by whom all debts
will be cancelled. *. &. LEV Is.
TiiUS. b. MARRETT.
Elktnn, July 22d. 1869. july n ls69--3w
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RANKING HOUSE OF
JOHN McLEAR & SON.
IOT Market street,
wilmington, Del.
ESTABLISHED 1913.


W. respectfully call the attention Of oar friends and
customer, t" the advantages offered investment by
The Wilmington 4 Reading Railroad
First Mortgage per cent. Bonds.
accrued interest. AT which rric" they net til" urrl,rr
8 Is Per Cent. per Annum, Cjcor 81 all 7drts
either Stat" National.
We unhcsit!,tingly recommend the Bonds being in
all r.sp"ctsa Iirst Glass Invest mcnt.
Holders II Government Securities may realize al
especial advantage Icy exchanging .in for these EuIs
For cNplanpl. take 80 iIuni of lH6. 5000.
III currency fraction eight per cent. il. par
raie 1t may be- sold. however premium of Ttre,
tyrone per cent aud the proceeds invested in Whining
ton Reading r. r. Bonds with the following result
1000 5-oo's at III Yields $4,000
400 Wilmington Reading r. X. Bonds ut
80 cost 10000
The Weld ofut'rcst from the former invest
incnt gold at 81 prelIium amounts 10 $3.50 per year
But from the latter it amounts to $500
Or i'll other words while the money invested in sos
yield. eight per cent the par radr Of the Bond
til. money invested in Wilmington and Recalling
r. r. Bonds will yield nearly Te, Per Cent Per Amman.
with additional profit Of 500 at the maturity of
the bonds. and til" further advantage that from
the honds i. clear of all taxes, Will" intrrc.t from t. s.
Bonds IL subject 10 tax Of the owners income
We are PREPARED al all TINES t. furnish the bonds
without any charge L" customers for commission.
continue to transact all business rcl.tin. thu.
investment or luanng Of money.
Bonds and Stocks Bought AMI Sid on Commission at
tine Stock Boards i'll all parts Of the country.
Deposits Received at any time, and paid demand
with interest
po-C"rr"spondenc" promptly attended to.
Aug !, lS69-lm JOHN McLEAR X son.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

A Book by GENERAL LEE.-The Univer-
sity Publishing Company of No 4 Bond
Street, New York, announce that they have
now in press, and will issue in few weeks
" Memoirs of the War" by General Henry
Lee, thoroughly revised and corrected by
Gen. r. f. Lee, who has added, also, an
entirely new biography of his father, pre-
pared by him from private and personal
materials never before used. 1t will be a
large and handsome octave volume, illus
trated by new steel portraits of Gen. Henry
and Gen. Nathaniel Greene; beautiful steel
engravings of marion Crossing the
Petlee," and the Surrender of Cornwall
lis and five original maps and plans
Our readers need not be told that this is Il
work of great interest and value. 1t is the
standard history of military operations at
the South during the revolutionary war,
and as such is book which every reading
man should possess; but its interest and
value are both greatly increased by Gen.
Robert E. Lees thorough revision and cor
rection, and by the valuable biography OF
his father which he has written and added
to it.
We are sure that this announcement.
alone, is sufficient to give the book very
great SALE but when we add that Gen. Lee
is personally interested in its publication,
such Il sale is made certain.
4
by canvassing agents only, those who de-
sire to engage in its sale should make early
application to the publishers.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will be made
10 the County Commissioners of Cecil county their
regular meeting after the Ord day Of August next
alter and vacato road recently laid in the
Sth District. running from the New Valley School
House through lands of VIM Preston. j. A. Hanna NJ
+. Carter Silas Lowe and the late Stephen Hill and
connecting with the Port Deposit road the resi-
,ence of Isaac Hill. July ~, 1S6a-ln*
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THE MARKETS.
EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore Markets.
REPORTED BY +. +. MARINE.
Aug, 6, 1869

Aug. D, 1903
Wheat-White, new, choice, per bus. 60
lbs, 81 60@l IS; Red, new, choice, 81 4O@
80; prime, 81 55(G1 80; fair to good, 81 45
al so. Corn-White, good to prime, per
bus. 50 lbs, 81 O3@1 O5; yellow do, 0S@
81 10. Rye-good to prime, 81 1901 81
Oats, prime, per bus. b lbs, new G0G64.
Timothy Hay, No. 1, new, per ton 1000
lbs, $21 00GG23 90; mixed do, No ., $1S
G20 90; Rye Straw, $50 00G22 90. Oats
straw, $1j 00QtlG 90. Eastern Eggs An
Is cts; Chickens, old, S4.50(r5 90 per. doz.
Chickens, young, So O0G5 90 per doz. !;
Beeswax, prime, 3S(t42 cts. per h.; Feath-
crs, live geese, Eastern, 75@s0 per H.. :;
Country Rags, 49(G5t per 10. Wool,
washed, 46 go cts; unwashed, 30(G32 cts.
per ID; Hi les and Skins-country, dry, IL
GALS cts; do, green, s@9 cts; Sheep
Skins, per piece, 50c(GSl 90; Lamb do,
25W50 cts. Potatoes, new, 5On 1Jc per
bushel, or 81 50 az 10 per banr rel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

ELECTIONS were held this
week in Kentucky, Alabama and Tonnes
see The State of Nasty gives a Demo-
cratic majority of about 40, 900. 1t appears
to be improving in its politics as the Fiji
teenth Amendment looms in view. The
State went Democratic by 10000 last year.
Alabama held an election for members of
Congress. AS far as heard from out of
six members to be elected three Republi-
cans and Democrat are elected Tennes-
see election was held on the 5th. We have
no return from the latter State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

At the cor. of Sd & Orange sts., in
the City of Wilmington Del, there is an
establishment from which issues weekly
thousands of pounds of an article which to
every housewife is like good news from Il
far country That establishment belongs
to Moore It Bro;-that article is Wilming-
k0n Gin Sam
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WORCESTER.

a negro named John Palmer was arrest
ed recently on Chincoteague Island, for
the murder of Ayres Tatem of Accomac
county Va, some four or five years ago
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

IT GREw.-All "Topsy" could say about
herself was that she ''growed." And all
that can be said in answer to the often
asked question, elbow did Oak Hall become
so create is that it grem. There was
nothing miraculous about it, nothing be-
You'd the ordinary laws of business develop
ment and expansion. Strict integrity, close
and constant application to business an
must lead to permanent and large success.
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THE MISSISQUGl POWDER


til" Skin. Sc Report To l.. Medical Snc.ty and state
M MS of PLY srianS in circular. free %" application
to cllAS. \. Dl BOlS. Gcn-ral Agent
70 Box 1859 lS2 Pearl St. New York
july 10. 1Nt;l-S mo.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

1t is announced that the ceremony of
the opening of the Suez Canal will take
place on the 18th of November next. This
canal is one hundred miles long, twenty-six
feet deep, and two hundred feet broad
The largest ships can make the passage in
twelve hours and use their paddles.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

All the gunboats now being built at
New York and Mystic, Connecticut, for
the Spanish Government, were seized on
Tuesday last by direction of United States
Marshal Barlow, under suspicion that they
were to be used in violation of the neutrali-
ty laws
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR

l. better than regular shaped Axes for these reasons
FH*f-lt cuts deeper SscoHd-It don't stick in the
wood. Ihird--lt does not jar the hand. F0 .rtb-No
time is wasted in taking the Axe of the cut. Fifh
With the same labor you will do third work
than with regular Axes Red paint lI, nothing
with tn" g"l qualities of this Axe for all
painted red If your hardware does keep our
Goods. will gllly answer Inquiries fill your order.
direct or give you the ;,c Of the nearest dealer who
keeps
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

Containing physiological Information worth thous-
andS uf dollars Price - cents. Address DIR. VAN
DERPOOI. No g. University Place y. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

GOODYEAR.-Near Elkton, on Sunday,
July 18th, 1869, ROBERT B., eldest son
of Robert B. Goodyear, in the Goth year
of his age.
BUTLER.-On Monday, the Cd INST, near
Elkton, JOSEPHINE BUTLER, i'll the 21st
year of her age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

This Oyster Squadron, the Comptroller
in his last Report, pronounces humbug
We might pile up indefinitely appropria-
tions similar to the above, which show an
utter recklessness in squandering the public
money on objects entirely foreign to the
purpose of taxation, and species of inst-
tuition which our citizens are utterly OBJ
posed to supporting at the public expense
The most of the above appropriations-and
there are many others, identical-are yearly
instalments paid out of the Treasury to
those private sectarian institutions. And
this is Democratic economy, and the waste
full extravaganza with which the Republi-
can party is charged by THE Cecil Democrat
that highly enlightened and well informed
paper-as bringing about.
During the years 1861 g 1856, when the
Republican party were i'll power in the
State, its total appropriations for those
six years amounted to $12, 1877, 661. In the
two years of Democratic rule in the State,
1868, the appropriations Of the Legisla-
ture amounted $12, 323, 426. SO.
Thus we see that the appropriations of
two Democratic Legislatures in time of
peace amounted to nearly as much as the
whole amount appropriated by the Repub-
licans in six years during the war.
In the face of these facts and figures, we