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ONE DOLLAR EACH.
TERMS To AGENTS
E,,7, II CIub 0f 20 and JIr>- DoV,..

For a Club Of 30 and Three Dollars.
81 yards Bro,cn or Renrhed !Ste.tinq yard rids All
wool Pants and Vest Pattern. Marseilles Quilt u y,s
good Bed Ticking yards Red Twiei flannel Is y,ls
Fine white German C.unterpanc. fringed Handsome
Balmoral Skirt. Elegant double clasp 100 picture pho
ograph Album Silver plated engraved fivc-botIe C.,
tor Elegant silk Fan. ivory sandal wood frame bear,
tfuly spanglrl. Handsome beaded end lined parrsoI-
% yards good print, fast coors Fine Damask Table
Cover. dozen fine Linen Da,nask Towels, Ladies
real Turkey morocco Travelling Bag Delaine Dress Pa.
tern. 6"lcgant engraved Napkin Rings dozen fine
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complete Set Jewelry with long pendant dr,ps In.
dies fashionable Square Shawl Good Meers, haun pine
in case = dozea Eotcrs hos; Silver Dessert Forks Or
one article from ei'o oil - and one froP Exchange List
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30 uorris gooi quality Bro,cn Blrachc4 Sheetinq
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! set Lace Curtains. pair Wool Blankets. En-
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some p"plin Dress Pattern. Ladies' Cloth Cloak Pattern.
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li"n"ycomb Quilts. Siiverplatei Cake Basket. plated
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gents Calf Boots Or article from Club Of 80 and
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set ivory baanccd-hande Knives and Forks. ladies
OF gents silver IIuntingcase Watch. Bartlett hand
portable Sewing Machine. Splendid Family Bible. steel
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good Hemp Carpcting, good colors. pair good Mar
settles Quilt. l good si--barrel Revolver. | elegant
Fur Mui and Cape. singh barrel Shot tiun silver
plated engraved sx-bottle Revolving Castor glass
bottles l very. fine Violin and Bow, in case. l very
fine all wool long Shawl 2l yards double width Beaver
Cloth for overceRt Or eight articles from Exchange
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Notice to Creditors.

This is 90 give notice HAT the Subscribers of Cecil
unity i'" obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county. letters Te*iamcnary the personal estate of
ELIJAH REIN0L :.
late ." said county deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned exhibit
the with til" vouchers thrrru! duly authenticated
On or before til" l:;ri day Of March, $50:
they nny otherwise. 10y law be excluded from all benefit
of salt estate All persons Indebted said estate are
requested tr make imnicia;" payment the subscribers
Given under orr hands tbs eth LAY Of March. lSGl.
JOSEPH L. RET NDLS.
WESLEY W. REYNOLDS
Executors Of Elijah Reynolds deceased.
Tcst-RErBES d. LAMAR. Register
mar o. lS6g-fw
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EIKTON
ELKToN
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
In In !a & In & DID! I'D

The undersigned offers the following VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. situate in CECIL COT MY for Sale on
Terms so Reasonable and Accommodating as o bring
them within reach OF all desiring make profitable
investment.
Persons desiring to view any of these properties will
be furnished with conveyance and driven from Ekton
free Of charge.
No charge will be made for advertising Real Estate
placed in my hands, but il sales effected through
my advertisements, commissions will lie charged. whetl-
the sale is made by the in person myself
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JAMESTOWN. y. i.
LIpPIScorr BAkEWEIL:-Wc have trouble with
your Saws they don't need to be lined up with paper
we put them the Mandrc and they go right along.
Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsurpassed.
Respectfully, CIiAS. J. FOX.
LIPPINCOIT & FAREWELL.
Manufacturers of Circular Mulay. Mil Gang and Cross
Cut Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes. Colburns Pa
tent Axe. Shovcls, Spades and Miles Patent Covered
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NOTICES., &c.
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby orwarned to buy receive
NOTE for O::c Hundred and Fifty Dollars. given j.
T. Bou"l date! March 1eih. 1860 and endorsed by j.
VI. Nicke and J. :. Sickle. JOHN NJ. NICKLE.
april -. 1S69-3w
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GREAT BRITAIN.
CHIN 4.
Si' II
SlrDolic Acid as n BisinfcctGnt.

Editors Country Gentleman:
Noticing the communication Of "Chcmi-
Gus" on the above subject, | desire, for
the benefit of professional readers, to
state that this useful acid has been success
fully combined with soap-making mate
rails so rs to retain its peculiar virtues as
disiGfcc:ant, and give very ready means
of applying it when wanted. | Will Illus
trate BY a few cases coming under my own
observation. An offensive water-closet in
the Office where l write was completely dis
infected, and has since been kept free from
unpleasant odor, by occasional use Of the
suds from carbolic soap. The son OF o
neighbor received Il gun-shot wound not
long since, which, in course Of suppuration
and healing, gave out an almost lnsultcra-
bic stencil.
The daily use of this soap recommended
by the writer overcame the evil and mate
rally aided in speedy healing OF the in
Jury. All unpleasant odors from Il kitchen
sink have been kept down BY occasional
applications of the compound. | am pre-
pared with this TO fight any bad smell, as
surcd of victory. The peculiar odor Of the
acid is not permanent. but soon passes off
by evaporation, leaving cleanliness penlnu.
10 most persons the o!or itself is not objec-
tionable.
In addition to the above uses, find that
it is very cficaciou3 in banishing insect
pests. Flcas have forsaken their Mounts
in the hair of pet dog, after washing him
with carbolic soap. Hen-licc have been
banished from my poultry house by the
same means. Several cases of mango, in
animals of my acquaintance, have been
cured by it; that disease, as is well known,
being caused by an insect similar to the
itch insect. Bed-bugs and ants will not
abide in its neighborhood. In short, from
actual trial, I believe the makers of this
soap have justly earned the eternal hate OF
most Of the creeping and biting things that
afilict the human aud other races, and that
no bad odor can attach to their memory
while embalmed in carbolic soap.
CLEANLINESS.
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Russia, it is reported, is suffering from
the extraordinary proceedings of numerous
political Sects that have recently sprung up
in that country. The nature Of the doc
trincs preached by these sects may be
Judged from n recent occurrence in the dis
trict of Saratow. A short time ago the
prophets Of new religion made their APP
pcarance in that part Of the empire, preach
ing self destruction by fire as the only cure
road to salvation and so readily was this
dreadful doctrine received by the ignorant
and supcr5titious peasGntry that in one
largo village no less than seventeen hun
dred persons assembled in some wooden
houses, and, having barricadcd the doors
and windows, set the buildings on fire and
persisted in the flames.
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domestic IIarkcts-GBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK. September 4.-Nooa.-Cotton opens
quiet and steady Stocks fcycrish and weak. Mo-
Gs & "a Ic per s cent a. sTsTE U s ci
pons, % ; new, 81. Virginia SIS. cx-coupons 55t :;
new, So asked. North Carolina 6's, old, 50 asked :
Flour dull and 5Gloc. lower. Wheat dull and
dropping. Corn lc., better. Pork dull; Mess.
s3l. 756193l.S'5. Lard duh "t lStMl9iG. Cotton
quct at 3Jc. Turpcntinc quiet al i2c. R0sln yer!
firm good common, S2'55 strained SZ'0':4 ?-'io
Frcehts trmcr.
Erentng.-Cotton firm; sales GOO bales 1T 25c
dun and heavy: and .45c lower; winter re, red
Seier xea II very Whisky his. canIns
and quoted mt Si.l24$Ll2l. Beef quiet. Pork
I9werat 'll@3Nc; Lard steady kettle rendered. ,
Money active. Sterling dull at l0SlGlQ8i Gold
excited and closed ut 1877. Governments lower but
closed strong; 5-2o's, GO, 1913. Southern sccuri-
The bank statement shows over $4,000, 900 &C.
crease in specie.
BALTIMORE, September LECTION quiz, With
aud In demand: rrn" to choice red, sl."5NSl.t5
FAIR - .4C@fl.5o. Corn firm: white, E1."Gsi:2l
yellow, Sl.1sNGSLlJ. Oats, 6GMC2c. Ry" 81. 100
Sl.I6. Pork quiet. Bacon tending up " hlSkcy
Virginia as. old IS; lsGGs. "a lSj7's, so !: COLI
pOns, old, 50: bid. North Carolina Cs old, 51s pa.
LOUISVILLE, September 1.-rroyIsj@ens qg;iet:
Mess pork, s3!Ei $3.50: shoulders. Ice. !; clear
sides ia3c. Raw whlskcy, sl.l2@Sl.l2.
:.Crxc1SxArI. September 4.-Whiskcy unsettled
at SIO. which was H.. best offer at the close FORK
nominal ut $50. Shoulders. l5fc., holders asking
higher. Rib sides, lstc.
ST. LOUIS September 4-Tobacc,2 iirm: VIII hi
KEY. $l,l2IM$I.E. Pork quiet; shoulders, I0!4
l5!c. clear sides, loc. kcS lard, u.
mlddlings 32c. Sugar, llDlic. Molasscs, Goa ,0c.
Gold 1879. New York sigh:, par.
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A STRANGE AFFAlR-A DEsPERADO
HANGS HIMSELF TO ESCAPE LYNCIINC.-A
special dispatch to the Leavcnworth Times
from Sheridan, Kansas, says that ut Pond
City, on Wednesday morning, about =
o'clock, John Langford was taken out by
the vigilance committee TO lie hung for his
crimes. On ascertaining his certain fate
he told them he did not want them to hang
him, and that he would hang himself; so
he pulled OF his boots, put the rope around
his neck, climbed the tree, and jumped of.
Before doing this he acknowledged to kill
ing six men, and said if he had his fate
postponed few days he would have killed
as many more. On being requested 70
make his peace with his Maker, he replied
that if he had q Maker it was Id poor
one, as he had experienced considerable
trouble within the last few years. lie
also said he would meet them in hell, but
none should gain admission except with
hemp ropes ornamenting their nccks. Lang
ford was about twenty-five years Old, and
was half Indian. He had led desperate
life ali over the border.
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1888, and was educated for the medical
profession at the University Of Edinburgh
where he graduated in 1911. He was APP
pointed physician in ordinary to Prince
Albert in 1910, and to the Queen in 1852
and was created baronet in 1853. lie
was physician to Queen Caroline, the un-
fortunate wife of George w., and was one
of the most prominent witnesses examined
in the parliamentary proceedings against
her in 1920. He has written works on
agricultural, medical, and psychological
subjects, and also travels in Albania, Thcs-
sally, and Greece, which we're frequently
referred to by Lord Byron. Sir Henry
Holland in 1884 married daughter Of Fey.
Sydney Smith. Lady Holland died on 40
vcmhcr ID, 1866. Although eighty-onc
wears of age, Sir Henry Holland enjoys
vigorous health, and is about to travel
through the United Statec, visiting Minnc-
sofa in particular.
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ErRNING oF \ PRorELLER-0Hn Man
DHowNEp.-Det'oH, September 3.-Ghc
propeller Ba>cobcl, Captain Hodges, of the
New York Central Line, caught fire this
morning below st. Clair. The boat was run
on the Canada shore, where she continues
to burn. She viii prove total loss. The
Bascohcl was bound 10 Chicago, and had ten
passengers, all of whom were saved, with
the loss of al their effects. Second Engineer
George Ely, finding it impossible to reach
the deck, jumped overheard ami was
drowned. Il is feared one of the iiremen
suffered The same fate.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On last Friday morn
ing, as Rev Jacob Carper was returning
from Mr.. Ross's lanyard with roll Of
leather on his shoulder, he fell dead about
one hundred and fifty yards from town.
When found it was seen that he had care
fully laid the leather on rock and his
cane by his side. He himself was on his
knees, and his head resting on rock,
facc-foremost. Whether he knew that he
was about to die and knelt down to pray, Or
whether he fell on his knees, is mere con-
lecture. . :. -,
Mr.. Carper was a local minister in the
Methodist church, and stood high with It's It's
members for his piety and zeal.--t'"castfe
Herald Of Friday.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
WasiIirscfn.a Seua

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE reve-
nue. receipts to-day were over 100000.
A court-martial has been ordered to in
vestigate the alleged cruelties on the United
States steamer Pawnee.
Commissioner Delano and John Allison
Register of the Treasury, will stump Penn
sylvania for Geary.
Supervisor Bloomfield, of Illinois, writes
that many distilleries are about starting in
the southern part of the State, being en-
couraged by the rigid enforcement of the
law.
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sTENCEE. yoGLS AND PLATES.

X BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
W. BkAND-CUTTER, l!lO MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRANDING-IRON, for marking
all kinds of wooden articles by heating II, Is per-
fectly adapted 10 branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engrayers Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, Zeal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames, steel Rlngs,
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale andretail. mia
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The London Press on sIrs. sso,ve,c
Byron Scandal

LONDON, September 3.-Th London
Times to-day has an editorial on the article
in the atlantic Monthly, BY Mrs. Stowe. in
relation to Lord and Lady Byron. Tho
writer, after commenting on the characte,
and position Of Lord Byron. considers Mrs.
Stoves story faithful reproduction Of
Lady Byron's statement to her solicitors
The latter do not hesitate in manifcstipr .
desire to discrcdit, but do not contradict
the story. It is impossible that Mrs. Stowe
understood once and forgot afterwards the
substantial part of Tic statement. but it i,
perfectly possible and probable that the
wife was victim Of dclus;on.
We can find nothing INCOMPATIBLE with
such hypothesis. On the contrary, thc
story Internationally confirms it. We have
No'nly searched 10 see what Lord Byron
sand and did to confirm suspicious Of
guilt, and only find vague expressions tina;
tic wife was fully convinced. The fact j,
startling, but not less so when We rcracm-
Der that she thought him insane. We cam
not conjecture how his wife came to enter
tam suspicion, but can easily understand
how, once entertaining it, she first imposed
on herself, and then on Mrs. Stowe. II
would only he what thousands of unhappy
wives have done before, TO have suspicion
Of exceptional cnormty. This quite nc
counts for doubts OF her husbands sanity.
The Inti--NHU Gozsic, on this subject.
says: Whatever may tie reasons that de-
tcrm'ncd Wentworth and his sister 10 post
poac the publication of Lady Byron's pa
pcrs, Mrs. Stowe cannot be such serious
offender il tho grandchildren seriously
thought of printing them. The solicitors,
in their letter recently published, make no
charge Of inaccuracy, but Of incomplete
ness. The inference is that Mrs. Stoves
statement IS correct, but more remains to
hc told"
The Moru'ng Post also has m article on
the question wherein the writer says: GAS
lady Byron will committed her papers to
the care Of trustees uudcr certain condi-
tons, and rs Mrs. Stowe was not one her
story is entirely cratuitoUs and unautho-
rizcG. She has committed a breach of con-
Glcncc rcroScI in her, and the offence, by
her own showing, docs not admit Of extcnu-
0tion. There was no error Of judgment
In the matter /, is for Mrs. stowe to cx-
plain her motives. 1t docs not signify
whether Mrs. stowe was ignorant of the
terms Of the viii or not. The violation Of
confidence, outrage on the dead and disre-
gard Of feelings Of the living, are the same.
She ought 10 know the public conscience
cauno, be offended with inpunity.
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RALEIGH, N. c., September 1.-The State
Treasurer gives notice that the interest on
the North Carolina bonds issued in aid OF
the new railroads. due April lst, will be
paid on presentation of the coupons at the
Treasurcr's office, or the Raleigh National
Bank, and that similar future interest will
be paid at either of the same places.
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Fire in Philaficspslia...T er

PHILADELPHIA, September Am inccn-
diary fire to-day burned u planing-mill and
several adjoining houses at the corner Of
Broad and Cootcs streets. Loss, $4,000.
The appearance Of incendiaries, connected
with the scarcity Of water, occasions much
alarm.
A discharged workman to-day killed the
foreman of the stone-masons at Fairmont
Park.
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4 dispatch from Fortress Monroe says
" The crops in this vicinity, especially the
corn, promise very large yield. Fur.
Their up the peninsula towards Richmond il
is not so good on account of the drought
The sweet potato crop is very promising
and is being rapidly shipped to the north
own markets -
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FURNITURE &C.

Y URNITU RE, MATTRESSES, &C.
4 HAYWOOD 4 RITTER, opposite the pest
tnre TO order any style Of FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most clegc7t stock OF
CHAMBER. 'pARLOh, and DINING-ROON
FURNITURE that has been seen in Richmond for
many years. CHA MBER SETS can be bought al
our establishment from $50 TO 5000.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS OF all styles
made 10 order, and warranted rs represented.
AS the prices Of most other goods arc coming
Gown, we nave reduced the price Oh every article
did before the war IL III want of / FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money b. examining
cur stock before buying. We have goods to suit
the rich or the poor.
HARDWOOD L RITTER,
opposite the poSt-ofice, Main street.
lie ol-3m Richmond. Va.
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4 MEDIUM EXPOSED Professor ). W.
Caldwell and Laura 7. Ellis, the child me-
dium, little girl Of II, have been ex-
hibiting in Western Massachusetts, a series
of - wonderful physical manifestations, ="
after the style Of the Davenport Brothers.
Some Of the tricks were very clever. The
medium was securely fastened with strips
Of cotton cloth to seat III Il small cabinet.
While thus tied numerous feats were per-
formed, such as tying and untying strip
Of cloth Ground her neck or waist; taking Il
ring and placing it on any Of her fingers, or
IN her mouth or car. \ bell placed IN the
}ncdium's lap was rung; drum played
upon with q drumstick, and then with
fingers, and the Ridcg Of the cabinet were
vigorously pounded with stick. A
voice quite like the mediums, only triie
heavier, was heard in the cabinet when the
door was closed, which proicssed to belong TO
The spirit OF one 9 Blake" who, when on
earth, was a soldier, and "got shottcd" at
the first battle OF Bull Run. In Great Bar
rington, however, according to The Berk-
shirc Courier, the committee, in examining
the clild's fastening, rubbed some lamp
black upon her fingers, and when the strip
was next manipulated BY the supposed
spirit tlackcned tinger-marks were dis
t!natly visible. One Of the committee also
heard the child say in low tone to her ia
cher, when an experiment with ring failed,
Father, l couldn't make it stay in my ear
II dropped out" Tire explanation of the
tricks performed by Ellis is said to be very
simple, the whole secret lying in slipping
the arm little woy into the bandages, in
@eed Of Withdrawing the hands from them,
MS "oaii At first besuppossd necessary, q nd
any slender bog or girl can easily learn 1t.
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HoRsE-TH1EF CAPTURED.-Then noted
horse-thief Lucien Baird, one of Montelle's
" confcdcrates," was captured in Amherst
county few days since, having in his pos
session stolen horse. He was lodged in
jail to await his trial.
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Excavations IN RoME.-Thc Pope is de
| lighted at the continued success OF the OK
cavatone at the Emporium. The marbles
already extracted from that ancient wharf
arc valued nj 2,00G, 600 francs; and n; iia-
ron Fi6conti predicts that the DEPOT viii be
found 10 extend down the left bank OF the
Yibcr from the Avcntinc 10 the church Of
st. Paul ertr0 muro$, the supply may be
considered IS almost incxhaustible. Last
week sixteen great masses were cot out,
one being Of rosc-co0rcd oriental alab0Stcr
of great value, another of pGvonazzctto,
and several OF gallo antico. The Empo-
rum has supplied everything that the re
| storaton OF .tgrippa's Pantheon required,
end the same materials are being employed
in the restoration and embellishments OF
! twcnty-one churches in Rome. The Pope
has also sent presents Of marble to va
rious churches in different parts Of Eu-
rope, and has promised Archbishop Man
ming an assortment of the most pre-
| cious kinds for the enrichment Of the
future Cathedral of London. The Prus-
sian Government has returned thanks for
the muniiicencc Of his Holiness gift 20 the
Cathedral of Aix-la-Chapcllc. Switzerland
will not be forgotten in the dispensatlon OF
these long hidden treasures. Onlytwo col
umns of African marble of size and i'm
portance were hitherto visible in Rome, at
the entry of the portico of St. Peters. The
Emporium has furnished fifteen others, Of
which the largest has been destined to be
the commemorative monument of the toun-
ell on the Janiculum. Thirteen pieces Of
the precious murrhr, for which the ancient
Romans paid fabulous prices, have also been
discovered. The Belvcdcre courtyard in
the Vatican is now the principal depot OF
, these marble treasures, which arc arranged
there under the Popes immediate inspec-
ton. Last week his Holiness witnessed
the arrival of en- enormous block Of Arr
can, dragged from the Tiber bank to biz
palace by twenty shaggy black buffaloes.
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Supposed Cuban FiIiDuster Steamer,

Supposed Cuban FiIi1uster Steamer
The Revenue Frauds in New Or
leans.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-The steamship
Silian, an ex-blockade runner and very
fast, has departed for a Florida port, but
her destination is doubtful.
Ex-Spccial Treasury Agent Sproule
charged with completely in the custom
house frauds during Perry Fullcr's admin
istration, was to-day released on bail, ard
on his and Kinsclla's aIiidavits another par.
ty was arrested for completely in fraud and
released on bail.