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DI0SMA CRES LEAVES

Pf"perhcs-fhcir odnr is strong. fusire and svme-
what aromatic their taste hit,rsh and analogous to
Mciira Properties and rscs-I,nc!,u 1esve. arc gent
y st':'uiant with peculiar tendency the Urinary
They given in complaints of the Urinary Organs
snch q, "r;Ft tiionc fatarrh of the Bladder Morbid
irritation ii the bladder and trethra Disease of the
if"sie hiri and Retention Incontnence of Urine.
from loss of tone IL the parts concerned in its cvaca-
ton the remedy las also been recommended in Dys-
r'psa Chronic Rhclmama. Cutsneous Affections ami
| BrOpsy.
IIELNHoLns EXTRACT BucHr is nsci by persons from
the ages of Is - and from 81 to no or in the decline
or Grange of life: aft,r Confinement or Labor Pains:
| Be'-F otting in children.
In affections peculiar females the Extract Buchu is
unrluard y any other remedy, in Chloruss or Re
"ntion lrrrsnlarity aiufunrss Suppression of Gus
tninary VACCINATIONS liberated ScrrIis State of the
| tterus. LvuChorrhca. Whites.
DiserScS Of the Bladder, hiGn.s Graarl and Dropsi-
cal StceitiagSTis medicine increases the power of D;-
sc~ti"n, and exc-e til. Absrhcns into healthy action
by which the Watrry CalcarcouS dispositions and ali
Unnatural Enargcrncnts reduced ~ we'll as Pain
| and InHainution
HsLNHoLn's EXTRACT EUcnu has cured every case Of
Diabetes in which has bcn given Irritation Of the
Neck. of the Bladder. and Inflammation of tho Kidneys.
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder. Retention Of
trin-. Diseases of the Prostate CLANS Stone in tr
BLADDER. Calculus Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit and Mu
Gus or Milky Discharges and for enfeeble delicate
constitutions. of both attended with the following
symptoms: lndispositon to Exertion Loss of Power
Loss of Memory Difficulty Of Breathing Weak Nerves
Trembling Horror Of Disease WakrfiIncs Dinlncss of
Vision, Pain in the Back Hot Hands Flushing of the
Body, Dryne,s of tho skin Eruption on the Face paj
Countcnance Universal Lasstne Of the Muscular Sy,
ten. &c.
HELMRoL:s EXTRACT BuclU is Diurctic and R,oo,
Purifying. and all diseases arising from hat. of
dissipation excuses and imprudeuces life impurt les
of the Blood &c. supcrseling C"paba in affections for
which it is used such tioIorrhn,a elects Of Ian,
standing and Lsphilitic Afectious-in flies. diseases
used in connection with liElMRoLpS ROSE WASH
Soid 10y all Druggists and dealers everywhere BE-
ware Of contcrffits Ask for Hemhold's Take no
other Price SID per bottle, six bottles for So 50
Delivered to any address. Describe SYMPTOMS in ali
communications.
Address IL, T. IBI.MBOLD 59i Broadway NY
Rs-Nonc are genuine unless done up in stcel-en-
graved wrapper, with fac-simile of my Chemical Ware
house and signed III # AIIN ROI n
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A Great Lung Medicine.

There is madeleine. which has been prepared FL
the of affections of the lungs which has been very
largely used and tested, which wish recommend to
the puhlic for the that do it in all truth
and sincerity believing 40. that i, Is and
has been surpassed for excellence and thorough efficiency
That medicine is " ALLEN Ii Nc BALSAM." Its
prepared by chemical process and apparatus of more
than ordinarily costly and it is beyond all ques
ton a ncyer-fans and thoroughly complete for
coughs and affections of the lungs when the latter
Of very serious and threatening character One
excellent physician goes far state publicly
his signature, that he has perfect conviction that
dccl,eatcd pulmonary consumption has been cured by
the of Aliens Lung Balsam and there are an alum
dance of the respectable Testimonials that it has
in nnumerabc instances ccctually cured very
coughs of long standing, accompanied with cold cllS
night swrats and diarrheatho system "f the sufferer
being. i'll eases very mach Frustrated.
We do not hesitate to say, from knowledge of the
virtue of this Balsam, and from the cntiT. confidence
have in the character of its prnprictorS and the stats
ment Of certain citizens who have repeatedly
medicine, that il j. really o! the best things yet
discovered for the of the particular maladic for
which it il designed. We will only add let every one
vino has affection OF the lungs, get Lottl, of ALIENS
Lung ii:SaEi. ana give il fair trial Having ,luna
this, they Will need no testimonials to convince them
it, extraordinary merit-.-PiurisRcc AGrclfiaf.
Sold tt all Druggist
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THE ATLANTIc.-The April number is
full of spirit and variety. There is story
of the Flying Dutchman, by Mr.. De For
est, and striking paper upon " Our Inc
briates, Classified and Clarified Mr..
Gay tells how the great Northwest grows,
and F. w. Evans, an Englishman of ma.
ture eye, gives the first portion of his
Autobiography of Shaker" Bayard
Taylor and Mrs. Piatt are the poets of the
month. Mr.. Trowbridge, has communica,
ted some of his adventures aud observa.
lions in an article entitled "a Carpet-bag.
ger in Pennsylvania" which only opens
the budget. Mr.. Samuel Bowles writes OF
1.-The Pacific Acknowledged" and 4
Ride with a Mad Horse in Freight Car, .
by w. Fl. II. Murray, is relation of great
power, albeit a :: Story of the War; To
Day, by S. NJ. B. Piatt. Reviews ant
Literary Notices. Fields, Osgood & Co..
Publishers, Boston.
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EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEACHER.-Wa

EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEACHER.-Wan-
amaker & Brown gave special attention
last season to the country trade and were
gratifed with larger success in that line
than had ever before been achieved by any
one house. Their friends from the coun-
try expressed themselves very generally as
well pleased with their treatment at Oak
Hall, well pleased with the low prices,
well pleased with the quality and style of
the clothing they bought. But W. & b.
"learned something" more than they ever
knew before about the special wants of the
country people-the style Of goods they
prefer, the durability that must character
ize their clothing, the sewing that won't
rip, that is indispensable, and many other
points, to which they have this season given
most special attention.
Give them chance, good people, and
they will shortly surprise you with then
appreciation of your needs and their abil-
ity to meet them.
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GoDEYs LADY's BooK.-The Book for
April contains, in the way of illustrations,
Down in the Meadows, steel plate. Col
ored Fashion-Plate. Six genuine fashions, -
grouping, engraving, and coloring, all adj
mirable. A humorous tinted picture-The
First of April. The extension sheet, con-
tains forty engravings. A plate of chill
drens fashions, containing five designs
The work department is full of useful and
fancy articles and a large sheet of embroid-
cry patterns. This alone would be well
worth the price of the magazine to any
lady who has taste for art; but in addition
to this Cody furnishes SO pages of enter
tanning reading matter and fine piece OF
music, arranged for the piano.
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And its effects on tic Yea


Tie draft which searching cold makes upon the vita
powers of the drititcd and delicate not less
an III" drain upon their strength caused by cycessiv
neat, The vast disparity between the temperature %!
ovcr-heat"d and ,!ccs at this and tn
rigiity of the outer air. Is fruitful of sickness
[" Ertify the hiy against the evil consequences of til
sudden alterations of heat and cold referred the vital
organization should he strengthened and endowed with
Extra resistant power 10y the ut wholesome uyig
rant: AMI. of all preparations for this purpose
whether embrace" in the regular piarmacopoia. or al
vcrtis" in the public inurnals there is that vii
compare in parity and excellence with HOSTETTER :
STOMACH BiTT.RS. Acting directly upon the orgu
which the food into the fuel Of life the prepare
ion imparts to it tone and y-or which is coInmunica-
t., t. every fibre of the frame The digestive function
being accelerated by its tonic operation the liver rcI
lated lay its antib"s properties, and the waste natte
of the system carried off pEnctually by its mild pccnl
tiu. i'll" Who'll" organization Will necessarily lac in t
hest possible condition to meet the shocks of winter amt
the sudden changes OF temperature. The weak and sen
Sit!vC. especially CaEnt encounter these yicssituds
with safety unless thr tender systems strengthened;
md hracc by artificial Every liquor sold
staple "f trade is adutcratnd. and. it otherwise
alcohol il simply temporary excttnt. which
when its first effects have suisi" leaves the physical
powers land the mind wcei.j in condition
than before. H0STETTER'S BITTERS. on the other
hand contain the essential properties Of the most ralua-
r tonic and Alternative ru0s bark and herbs and their
trtiyc principal il the mrluwrst. least exciting. and
most innur;ous of all difisvc r!im,lants.
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TO Enjoy Eife's Blessings We
Must Have Health.

Il is stubborn firt that every human h"nc is more
lrs rrrdiSp."l 10 disease, and in the Spring the
exciting OF disease numerous and active. and
Sickness is exceedingly prevalent. Now I" c"nntcrac!
the aneiul Influences which sometimes tel with fearful
effect upon yt,n at this period of the year.
tain and agreeable remedy is furnished hy Mc.sr> DR..
i. Hartman g. Co.. If Lngtscr and Pittsburgh PA. ii
is that noted and ciirarinns nvignrant and tonic
MISiItEltS HERB BlTfERSa life giving preparation
ami in unvcrs i 1t is the best blood purifier
before the public: it nvig"rltcs renOyatrs and ccanses
tie If current wtl:n cnrreCts all the irrrcTlr
of the >ysteia: ir, fresh vigor and strength the
contribution and produces perfect health and fine spirits
whc:, is general debility and Every
body ought t" use it i'll In" protection as%n~t disease
and promoter of happiness.
y. lSdl-lnl
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The Methodist Episcopal Chur,

The Methodist Episcopal Church,
which is the most numerous Protestant
body Of the country, has thus far been
noted for the exclusion of the laity from
the legislative assemblies of the Church
In June, the whole membership of the
Church, male and female, will vote on
the question, whether the former policy
shall be retained, or whether the prin
ciple of lay delegations shall hencefortt
be accepted.
Let every member vote down the
old order of things, and up with the
new
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscribers Of Cecil
county. have obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Testamentary the personal estate of
ELIJAH REYNOLDS,
late of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
On or before the 23rd day of March, $50;
they mny otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted to said
requested make immediate payment to the subscribers.
Given under hands, this q til day Of March, 1869.
JOSEPH Il. REYNOLDS,
WESLEY W. REYNOLDS,
Executors of Elijnh Reynolds, deceased.
Test-REUBES d. LAMAR, Register.
mar o. lS69-6w
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DEMoREsT's MoNTuLY.-This is justly
called the "Queen of Monthlies." 1t is
the only real woman's magazine in Amer
RIGA. 1t is full of good sound sense, and
practical information. 1t gives away money
value in its valuable full-sized pattern with
every issue, and contains a mine of interest
to every woman in its Ladies' Club
Published at 1893 Broadway, New York,
$500 per year. Send Is cents for speci.
mon
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Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

i.d combination Of all the ingredients Of The BHters,
ruth PURE Santa Cruz Ram, Orange, ETC. IL is used
for the same diseases as the Biaers 1c're
pure alcoholic stimulus is required lou ,ciu bear in
mind that these remedies entirely different from
any others advertised for the Of The diseases named
these being scinf preparations Of medicinal errdcts,
ichile The Others decoctions Of in some
form The TONIC is decidedly OF the most plea
SAINT and agreeable remedies offered to the public.
lis taste is exquisite pleasure to take it rhie its
he1iuing, celebrating, and medicinal qualities haut
eaUssd Il to Be known as the greatest Of all toS'es
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READERS AND CORRESPONDENT
We publish an original contribution to
our agricultural column this week, by
a new correspondent, whom we hope to
hear from often, on the subject of farm
ing, as well as other topics. On agri-
culture, and the various subjects con-
nccted with the farm, there is all extern
sive field for thought and practical sug-
gestions.
az We publish elsewhere to-day
an intensely interesting love-story, foun-
dcd on fact, which was written for THE
WING by one of our most facile pens.
- We will also publish, in the
next issue, the first days proceedings
of the first General Assembly of the
Province of Maryland, dated April 9TH,
1887, and will publish from time to
time such extracts from the old colonial
records as will be most curious and in
teresting to our readers.
sH@ AS tie spring opens, and work
in the country becomes more abundant,
we hope that our local correspondents
will still find. time to furnish us with
news items from their respective neigh
bnrhood.
~ Some news items from cores
pondents had to lay over this week on
account of arriving too late. Send
your letters in time to reach us on
Thursday.
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EVERYBODY READ THIs-We are proud
to be the original and sole manufactures of
the celebrated WILMINGTON CITY Soar
We have the evidence that there never was
a soap offered to the community that gives
such entire satisfaction. There is scarcely
a grocer in this city. or country store keep
CT in this State or the Eastern Shore of
Maryland that does not sell it. also in the
adjacent parts Of Pennsylvania. In the
use of this popular soap you will be as
greaely benefited rs we. Please use ac-
cording to directions on each pound and its
value will be more highly appreciated
Warcnted pure and full weight. MOORE
s BRO, Wilmington, Del
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Charles NJ Wilder. colored, is recon-
mended by the South Carolina delegation
in Congress, and endorsed by Postmaster
General Creswell, for the position of Post
master at Columbia, S. G. Mr.. Wilder
has filled several important positions in
South Carolina, and is now a member of
the State Legislature.
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Rev. l.. C. Matlack.-By an arrangement

Rev. l.. c. Matlack.-By an arrangement
of the Bishop, Rev. L. c. Matlack, who
has been the minister in charge of the NJ.
E. Church of Elkton for the past two years,
has been transferred to the Louisiana Con-
ference, and stationed at New Orleans
We regret exceedingly, in common with
his numerous admirers, in this community,
the Jkas of the Bishop which robs us of
the eminent ability that has filled the Elkton
pulpit for the past two years, and which we
had every reason to expect would have been
assigned to this congregation for another
year. Mr.. Matlack is admitted to be one
of the ablest divines of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. His sermons were always
the most practical lessons for life, and
while inspired with true christian fervor.
were filled with deep philosophy of
human nature, and marked by profound
research and knowledge of the Holy
Scriptures. The prayers of the many
friends and admirers he has made in this
neighborhood, by his commanding talent,
and many christian virtues, will follow
him to the epidemic region he has been Sc
suddenly assigned to, in The very opening
of the hot and pestilential season.
The following resolutions, passed by the
late Conference at Wilmington, in connec-
ton with the important position to which
he has been assigned by the Bishop, show
the estimation placed upon the ability OF
the minister whose commanding talents
we arc obliged to lose
On motion of Rev. Alfred Goldman. the
following was adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our presiding
Bishop to transfer Rev. L. c. Matlack to
the Louisiana Conference, land stationed
at Ames Chapel, New Orleans) to identify
himself with our important interest in that
section, therefore, resolved:
list. That while we regret the separation
from Orr brother, whose commanding tai
ent, ma. ly bearing, honorable nature and
fraternal spirit have greatly endeared him
to us; at the same time VIC congratulate
the Louisiana Conference on the acuuisi-
ton of a member whose fidelity to freedom
and truth has been most fully and satisfac-
torily illustrated.
End. That VIC assure our brother of the
confidence and love of the Wilmington
Conference-of our willingness to welcome
him when he shall be pleased to return to
us-and our earnest and united prayers
that his life may continue to supply an IL
iustration of the Scripture that :. the path
of the just shineth more and more unto the
perfect day. S. 8. GRACY,
Sec. of Wilmington Annual Conference
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J. STEWART DEPUY,
NOTICE.
NOTECE.
RICHARD G. STOTEsBURY for the use of John G

RICHARD G. STOTEsBuRY, for the use of John Gilpn
JOHN V. REARDoN & AMANDA REARDoN. his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chaucery.
No. 15S ID.
ORDERED, This 9th day Of March in the year eighteen
hundred and sixtyninr that the sale made and reported
ny James l. Mccullough Trustee for the sale of the
Real Estate of John '. Rrarton and Amanda Reariun
his wife. he ratified and confirmed unless cause the
contrary thereof he shown before the 29th DAY of
May next; provided, copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Cecil county once a week
for one month before the 2.'th day of April. next
The Report states the amount If sales he - 100000.
DAVID SCOTT Clerk
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT
mar q, lhG9-1m Clerk
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On Wednesday special elections We're
held i'll forty-siX counties of Indiana for
membres Of the Legislature, to fill vacan-
cies caused by designations to avoid the
passage of the Fifteenth Constitutional
Amendment. IN nearly every county the
resigning members We're renominated, and
in all they were elected only such as were
certain Of reelection having resigned. In
very few counties was there any opposition
and in all the vote was very light, it being
impossible to awaken interest over the
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Incorrect Report.-The case Of Reed Is.
Reed, published in our Court proceedings,
of last week, was, it seems, incorrectly
reported. We copy from communication
in Thursdays Baltimore san claimed to be
correct, which states the decision Of the
Court as follows:
The facts in the case are that certain
sums of money were due to Emma Reed
for the property of her father and mother,
sold by them in their life. Notes for these
sums of money were given by the persons
from whom they were due to Vim. Reed,
the husband of Emma Reed, during the
marriage, and she alleges that when
Reed collected the money on these notes
he promised to pay it back to her, and it is
this contract, thus set up by Mrs. Reed
which the court decides cannot be enforced
because it was made prior to the adoption
of the code and while the common law
relating to the marital rights of the hus-
band was in full force. The principle which
the court decided is, that personal property
of the wife, not her separate estate, was
before the code the property of the hus-
band.
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Silver Wedding.-On Saturday evening
last, a number of the relatives and friends
of our fellow-townsman, Capt. l.. G. Ford,
assembled at his residence, to participate
in the celebration of the twenty fifth ami
versary of his marriage,-or more properly
designated as Silver Wedding. The even
ing was spent pleasantly in social CONVEX
sation, and in enjoying the sweet vocal and
instrumental music of the occasion. At a
late hour, the guests were invited out to a
table well-laden with the delicacies Incl
dent to the occasion. and to which they did
ample justice. Shortly after partaking of
the repast, the company dispersed, highly
delighted with the evening entertainment,
and wishing the Captain and his compan-
ion many returns of their wedding ami
versary.
When we consider that the happy couple
have already enjoyed twenty-five years OF
connubial bliss, and have reared a large
family of children. we would say they look
remarkably well, and it is possible may
live to celebrate their Golden Wedding.
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North East Building Association.-This
organization is going ahead at a wonderful
rate. At meeting of the society held in
Good Templars Hall, in that town, last
Wednesday night, they sold about six hun
dred dollars at premium of forty-three
per cent. This is the highest rate at which
we have heard of money being Sold any
where in this vicinity. \ splendid pros
pect lies before this Association, and those
who have stock therein are fortunate.
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DEBILITY.

There is -, ~.HHrt's G"rn'a.
RI'"rs Iofic e. <-=-s- "a '."S Of Dh.':
n; ~ '" .,,,;a 'sc a," r. s; ne c ss
az eRj"sG,rd Of b ssaIsaa tpod. CHdbh lie So
nc. 10 dig,si IT, lrnyy lie tiood gre e"'d, sound
hny comp rim, eradicate he i!"tr t'nge from he
eye, imldif df6o 10 he chrrkN and caryc he ia'''+
fran sho'tdFerf!ed, emGcidi,d tr"ok and ne'r".s
inra'id, 10 alt iacci siaut, and rigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are
ina<lc strong by using The Filters or
Onic. En fact, they are Family Medi.
zines. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO Il child three months
old, the most delicate female, or a man
Ofnincty.
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Complete returns of the election for
Governor of New Hampshire, by towns,
compared with those of the election one
year ago, show falling off in the aggrc-
gate vote Of @, On. against 1881 in 1869,
I'd re alive gain to the Republican party
Of 1913.
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Proceedings of the Orphans Court

Proceedings of the Orphans Court
The Orphans Court held special session
on Tuesday last, at which the following
business was transacted:
Ordered, That the sale made and reported
by William and Francis B. Harvey, Execu-
tors of Andrew Harvey, be finally ratified
and confined. The bond of Joseph f. and
W. W. Reynolds, Executors of Elijah Rcy-
nolds, decd, and the bond of J. F. VAN
arsdale, Executor of E. ii. England, decd
examined and approved. Inventory of E.
II. England passed, and Executor of deed
ordered to sell personal property at public
sale.
Court adjourned to meet at regular time,
second Tuesday in April.
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Large Lemon.-We are indebted to Miss
Mary s. Martindale, residing near Zion in
this county, for very fine lemon weighing
Y ounces. The fruit was of home produc-
ton having been plucked from tree which
is cultivated by the young lady-of course
as greenhouse plant. The tree from
which the lemon in our possession was
gathered, has on it 80, all fine and perfect
fruit, several having been hanging on the
branches for more than year.
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Sudden Deaths. Hooper Mitchell,
brother of DR.. H. H. Mitchell of this town,
died very suddenly on Sunday morning
last, at his residence, short distance from
from heart disease for several days before
his death, but had rested well the night
previous, and in the morning eat hearty
breakfast. After breakfast he stepped out
of the house and in fifteen minutes after
wards was found dead