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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16
-J4le 0hios DemocracHi J

=0IE IRNtH---1HU . Tg4GS 1h 10
The following aReIthe resolutions adopti
by the DemocEaoR of Ohio in their recent
C~onVepfton al Columbus = rS7aE., ati9o :
spirit Of SS$6tSS 70 de SSse! 94@ln sS sie fsitS 81 Zee
upon discqssion apdbthe intedhgsncS OF the people,
Hes@ Iee pSsS 64Sye9 9%SnS : aSti@g SScssiSa e e
the DemeeSafiep HE3:NfW T. 1satp rln S4pTs o. =
That the Federal Government is one ofiimited
RS% grants ee & SSS sSIs @a ssSe sat tss G SEsSs 1sSS its sast
Y constructed by all Observation-Disclosures OF
the gG0ernIs2a; and thS56 as insSpfdisHt e2d
the Constitution of the United Seates q founded
on the spEtPciIts ef ths entire and aAsH,
is not competentlfor Eonafdss9t6 impose Sdpni
them them i n9yS eP &3bSs oE gt sSEEiG fSs @ in EsspsGE e
tuition has not imposed. .B9nfW T9dfC
That thal bsEaipriuqplese ubodied by Jefferson
in the o0Hsssds21Ss W 1adeRa RSsS ssad a9q ts sspf fanaSSa
liberty and thaea4ylnm of the 6bpreseeh9O OF every
Democratic fSih. and every %sttehSt Is Sfidse tie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. citi1ans. and the o&nars OF
spirit which swept the alien and sedition laws wy f sm
our statute books and1n order 1hat we may more
policy o2 the preseH Hes 81 G %iT ef;t6s 1Hessures snd
Rss%1ed fhst We ]de6S1Sess the present tara,
House of Representatives from the ommitte on
Ways and Means, as q gigantic robbery of the Ia.
solely designed 70 advance the Interest srss t q Z f sTs
f fo01s4 De nSS9Rplisss and that tbs should NJ
1OnkSh ooNsoohitteu TO- ano~Jnab> no candidate
for Congress, or for any other office, is worthy o.
support Nhois notin hvor Of EioH revenue tariff
which closely opportunities to free trade; that il
the arrangdnene OF anyreyen1eJ URN an III pec
essar1es on ME should be Absolutely tee of Autyl
ReS0kced, That the internal revenue law system
of the United States is unenduTabie IN itsIopprese
i've exactions; that 1t should be Immediately re-
modelled; that its annOyances Of stamps, and Ii
censes, and taxeeIqPon saes and pcbhes should
ed by the State and county officials; and that the
multiplication of officers is FhplNunpecessary,
except to eate6ut the resourcee o. the taxpayers
and that we pledge ourselves to effect a thorough
reform In THIS particular. p"
ReSOtOed, That we denounce the prodigacy in the
present administration of the Federal Govern
ment, the corruption which has entered all its
omc1al stations, the favoritism which, overlooking
atness for office, has appointed to positions of pub.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

TIE BEST AND 6kieIHAE TONIC OF ROE-
phosphorus and CalsaYa @ownpe FsForPhosphHte
the blood, the phoEphorus renewB waste OF the nerve
ttssae, and the caf1qys KtyeA Aptprsf heal1pfuf fone
TO the digestive ofnhA uFepye1tnkFsf9sisintr
Of spirits also, the best preventive against fever and
Ggns. one pIne contafns the virtues oe one ounce On
eaIsayAs and one(teAspoonfuL.i 10 grain of iron and
phosphorus. Manufactured only By CASWRLL
HAzARD q CO., SUCCESSORS TO CAswR1L- MACK . CO.
New York. Sold BY DruR4fs1. z bH6 a1i"E 45fF
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

IL 1bndo not feel wen you send for q doctor, he
c4i.Enuon you, looks wise, scrawfe some Nero
slYphc3 upon a piece OF paper which you take 70
Stfng store and there pay 50 cents 10 500, besides.
me- 6oeJofs fee, for o, remedy nine times ont OF
ten not halfso good asDr. MoKsE's IEDIAN ROOT
Euka. YhIch cost but IS cents per box. DO.
sou lii IL former Tie best, because you pay the
most foff TT n You do, We advise You TO use Just
as an EXPERIMENT. the MoKsE's. 1NDGAHa HooT
PILLS. They are prepared from a formula pro
nounced by the most leaned 7hyF4eians Of our
countrySt 70 bethe best and most universal OF lam
- maiicnea The sMoksB'a INDIAN RoOT PILLS
: re6Hedda6be, Liver complaints, Indigestion,
9yspepsA, FEMALE Irregularities. &c and are put
Sold bE 1dealers.s uaSihni sLluliFi bot
] PeI4du5 who have once tasted BTanc Mango Pud-
6lRa&. Wards orIreafhs mGne frmn SEA M2ls Fan,
M, ffdsefved with good rich cream or milk, win
never need coaxil tSu9eftS IS n fh1akss ,pnes ot The
most delicious, lnutiftfous, econon1fcaf and heaith-
EElyiRE sss.sses oil 9'9f ever PrSSyldned5 70 y E : 91Hufbt ~ Z
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16
.s1Durno,s sGatarrh Snnn

= strengthens Weak Eyes-ImproYes the Hearing,
Cures Catarrh in its worst forms, and sweetens the
BreathS Iteontains no Tobacco. ie mild, and pro-
motee a pleasant sensation and beneficial results to
all who appreciate ga Clear Head" Sold every
where by Druggists.
KDDER d WETHHRHLL, Agents,
104 william st., New York.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

LAFTER thirty years trial. Perry Davis IRAN
E1LLER Y mag justly he styled the great medicine
-ef the, world: FOR there is no, region of the globe
into which It hsS not found Its way. md none
where it has3nqtbesn5 largely used and priced;
itself to be wenHadaptedfpr the pure OF a
Cons derable variety OF 0Iseaeees it Is speedy
wounds and various other injuries, as well as for
dysinteEy, diarrhe1, and bowel, complaints gener-
ally; it 1s Admirably euited for every race OF men
on the face oftheglobe. his sold b all medicine
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16
The Result in New York.

1n-some important respects New York
fully f. GyH deserves SERVES il tt:!s f s9d E SSp IS State tSs
East, H1Tat1isinterests specially identi-
fed with those Of the Wesr; it is a bal
ance wheel in (which are concentrated
and controlled the forces of all the Sec
tions, and, being such, furnishes q ther:
IpHnfheEef EhichG seldom fails toShdeate
with accuracy the rise and fall of the po-
Gtical, as we'll as the financial, temperature.
Consequently, no one party has ever held
sway m NewGYpfk for a. long termR
years without at least occasional reverses,
and at each Presidential election it re-
quires the wisest foresight to predict on
cast When New York; blenders an un
Mistaks5le' Verdict against the policy OF
an Administre6oopp, it is very strong evi,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16
p THKEReconstructed FarnRr tells the fol
& a9SIaf ss ssSE Is w %h 4 N w sbi hiFs5 e q Ssi1
Of dge aTnes eS seSs 6%ipI q Is

ference of coler, they were separated and
Fe-matgheaRaBut after the change one of
-eAem TefAsea to eat, and pinned away, so
ase0 B0N4seFviceable, and to all appear
ances seemed sick unto death. Amember
of the battery, familiar with their history
and with horses, expressed the opinion
that the separation from his mate was the
cause of sickness, and at his suggestion he
was feturned o ms piace-whrev4dent
Pleasure atIthe change 9eibsganimHedi-
iAtel5tU improve in health, grew fat as
well as happy, and faithfully with Ahis
loved macedd did hisadutyo att the battleiiof
Bull Run. 10 sslqiLni1i 40 ~,sjsDHIIolr
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16


boot HpOn the larger leg, he exclaimsdS i'm
dign61qy: "Confound tbezfsflDwS pr
dere him to make one largeffhAh d. 9Th
er, tinstead of that, he has MAJ one
smslLeI khan the other" ~
AcEkrAIN town near Ffovfdence has
sthef mofnine me aM6ke%4SSfna
the opposite house on fire: Par.
~ LIMIT aiSRElskE 3 t SiS 6 aeEes
boris door-ben, and patiently waited for
some. one to. answer the summoss-Ater
LIT tnoRpFefth8 house" AtnAI'4
and tipid ' do .
create an unnecessary alarm, out your
house is on fire"
NN&ssJGWII4nAM9h had Been doing soWSs
bfhmg ttiehHer mafnmashadtold hertsHe-
ESdsn't SoSfShe had been eating currants,
Pa, ofEPafse, Cd heSHSuth all stai9eR5
#ailiaS Sas s Sa aTSssssa g0u C %ere ss
! hidden to eat currants ~ "But, mother,
SsE6 te1SptSd mefT Idifh't yp1
say, 'Getehee behind me, Satah 4" "I lid
say, Get thee behind me, Satan;' and he
ENTHUSIASTICALLY behind msr and R1Shed me
ktltbtdhto theacurrantsbu8Aes r.
tA days aga says hondon Reno,
asfnkaIari Instance of mefherly love was
krpnght under the notice of The Sheffield
bHagistFatesS The motherSofal Lad who
etoOdA charged with pO~eketspfck1ng had
come all the way from America to him,
theAmo1he1ff she KeFfd Ae Was in custQdy
hete, a1d AeMho% preeueed a retdr4
ticket for ~recrossiDg the Atlantic the mo-
ment her unworthy son got liberty. Under
1.-THE circumstances the-chief constable
was instructed to berate the prisoner on
finding the stofS EofdAby &O mdther was
aceqEste.uoG2 Is Oh
a PAPER gives the follewing reply to :
for writing love letters. You should write
on ,f9qlscap, paper, and Bear on as soft al
,tusing.words of such burning low
that they will slzzle on tile point of thu
pen. ut Is also advisable to sling in
bunch of pathos occasionally, such a
AHDeArektlAhgustus, l loYezyou with a4pX'
as large as an elephant'sy1 think ofcy6'
ts Every I day, aPf} 9ylHs9SS ~ 9#RsR tRj S1Y
day 1t is a1SWwen enough to put an ink
blot on the corner, with the observation
darling, 1 kissad this spoE7 or, I hove
sigh in this vicinity" ~
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

ETEEY sATURDAY.7Nq r. feg GqHe71t
contains a fresh chapter dfiiSRens 6nSWsAd.
THE Mystery OF Edwin BROOD with the original
inSStFatiDS Tkfesss. ne ge.ssc.gs9 e: The
By the RiyeyS Captain Cutie and5Jack BunsbX;
Decoration Day; The Seven. Ages; Scenes IA
Alaska; Right hon. W. E Forster. Fields, os'
seoD4$ CS;al' sostons s5to per yeaE.Je 1svo a
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16
. The Popular Tonic q the Age.

81 - =
day has gone by when Medicine without
merit could command and retain the eonidepee
Haf5he worlds AdversisinRS induces the PUBIC to
etcN many thinee. but in fbfs sbrewd and thought1
Efo&age, words VIII not sum e without Hproofk, and
Gf1s by the exercise of their private Judgment,
men determine the relative value of the various
articles other notice through the
illness colnnq. eHRsYsA ASsTsr1sfs
tsssrching ordeakisssaS tn eisssssh tsssS
md the result is that it stands at the head OF The
class Of remediesto which it belongs 1t has dis
fxaaced and livedkdown inr1merahle competitors,
- EMSst Is 81 pa ssa1EE Xsgss ssts T ESES & sSe e
tmlowed4:s tke p cafeS ef dJspt psia, biElnagDess;
tnsrvous ffeftiope rnittFnffever and tnefal
debility hns ka5 4 $n5tiutione invig1rssS hfye
fFvfr shake its reputation. for 1t is based on the IN
Idf1idual experiences of tens oftbousands OF wit
embracing prominent and we'll knoYRsGit-
t%5ere + not Tile
~ druggist on general dealer you'd e%opside5 his
Stock complete without it and the returns OF the
Internal revenue department SHOW that1tHlRales exc
fceed thoses of amy other proprietary restorative
manufactured on this side, Of the AtIandc. The
tbeneheial results derived dn4nH 70 lon9, seFieaol
Fysars from the use OF Hostetter'sB itters, have con-
vincedl the whole commnnitYR that The ON true
,way to restore to heard a brofenY down Idebili-
Tined system, or tOLpptthe h1ma n bod on s de-
tfence when eXposed 70 unwhoIesome 1nnueDces, 1s
fto tnOigordte, regulate and puTtyit at one and the
fsame IL san.4 IN Ja,,fe
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

PALNNER7S -
ElM Err v CIR IN DER
Is far superior to any other IN the mAsket FOR grinding
Mower and Keeper Kpives as II, cuts faster, turns cas-
Ter, keepsi GvsayB true is shipped atone fourth t. e cost,
is cheaper and more durable, and after harvest can be
clampfd to a bsE or table and used as q home and gen
era grinder. &Rs F0r RnCfGHdkssAgghs Wsfted.
Address BATES co.
q -abadf r.- s; Ssnalsty Chicago, III
~ % .rYESi 1T Is TRUE
JtThAt the, BeA MoasefAthe Besr DroppeSs-sh8 Bea
VfRnk to be found in the world are the Original
made ~ the ETNA MANtFAcI UTfNG Co. OF Sa
lem. oRs9.R sspd t9r Pamphlet cSptAining particulars
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

1 observation-disclosures waXaBfraisingDit-
kin dIass AFGsdcast lat1e
4Ves Eless Afoddsrs andzSeayes N3hsl
Y Hpd drl sss( RsI b4as ste 'lS fEs k &c Th 81:
first blowing, as for any other crop, then
k% aH0 &g 9la90 IGa SyJG, aEfuT1yWsss Sut
three feet apart. Then take a half-bushel
basket With corn on the left arm, and,
wa kfnf hlene beside the A1lroFA strew
Vbe cGnAlong b sdccess ne 3ossllgk with
an aneteaaeft evenly. and s fsstas he
Cd q N1Ik[ Abeut threev bushe are re
quTed4 pr %neete, which@ y aboqk
forty grains Tor every foot in The furrow:
AaVeytFied different quantities Of seed
Snds md this tie besfE WheRNWSmtY
grains9e the foes%Eere p4anted,Athelc6rh
grew higher, having more room, and
neariy-eyeryone who saw it declared at
once that there was more fodder than
where the coRSwa9 soWnsthiqker. But
IAheyo we're entirely mistaken; for on
weighing carefully, the Short, thick fodder
was found t0be one-thrd the most. 1t
was also better for being finer, as the COWS
would eat it readily, stalks and all But
there was one 'disadvantageAthe fneness
eaFSed igtP lie more closely, and it was
Asssoon asthe corn isBown along the
burrows, it may be covered by running a
/ MJr9%fbr Ricaltivator al6ng the burrows
throwing the earth on the corn and wholly
GeJeuin&ft. G4 think theS,best way is tC
lFpn 1engthwise along the furrow, although
fiHWilp6eS covered nearby GRtVen hylpaas
ingTaeEass io1n a few days, the million, O
green blades will show themselves above
the black mellow soil. SAs soon as admis
s;ble, passa c~pltiyator betYeep the rows
IN shouM1be dbne Two orffhre8 hines
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

n The Wife. both before and After She has beeone d
matron, VIII hnd LANrt HICE BITTEEs literally ApreR
emit help IN -ttme of trOpbl=; and. u der no. cIrcnm-
stances or condition, cad it prove StherSfsS th anIben
'enciaI: iDtUtugnep nglt may be taken as an inytgQr-
,ap1. when maternal anxiety Is awakened by the falling
Z anPatf uuLaturallanguor. and ger eral tndisposttion
Cot a delt.ats daughter, there is no touic or Alternative
which will work tuch kTADidaand heal htHl chRngetn
the condition of the fair invalid as PLANTATION Bfr.
HrTRE For the moinfng l4ssaradeDaod depreffR Of
NsDfrHs. caused by late hours and what Is called fashion
kahe dissipation, there Is nothing Comparable ito this
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

NhAtever1 Is planted Ia it may be early, as
wei as abundant and good. Thorough
tenchingford It's Substitute, blowing, with
RAbundanee of barn-yard manure or
other- en1ichipg Substance, is essential.
The ny outfsa matteip f taste, but shouts
be of such a character as will give the
Observation-Disclosures -crops-are grow
ing-the lowest vegetables near the paths,
and the taller ones in thea background
~H4nHtpstne eahdSHsfs weta$%
fhfpeseed and g4een corr, and it R1n&b0I&
source of delight the summer through
Corn In fOadef. $3.50
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

This splendid Hair Dye rs the best in the world,
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable, in
tinte; remedieethe III effects Of bad teyes; inyig,
CRATES and leaves the Hair son and beautiful black
properly appIed,at the Wig Factory tB Bond
street NeWHork- gcItgi1osdDS ssAiID-rssJl
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

LIE BARREN State EntomOIO-
pgisV-ef nlinoiB TsaPmVe9aS fMF-4een
Imixedin thd&ptOpSrtiep O pne part IF
the green to six Pafts of-Aodr, aSE' pres
the 0eloEado beetle, or potato bug.
Paris 9fseA is a very deadly poison, and
if appffed1with the hand, a glove should
| invariably be worn.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

FPR1SSING'S II Fl: s.; $ E.! :$I4s:o
VINEGAR. JRehhst q RC .s3$ISER Az sssSsss
fapd Chicago ritY Fair. largest works IN ne united
339 and 34t stnte Sc chieaEo, ~.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-16

THn Republican pres desasd it 81
o%@ sGSa 9otiSg {. Q ] 80 ION wi is3 +
dubbed a bill for the enforcement of the
fifteenth Amendment, but is evidently
'erplexed as to which of its provisions
S ls1e be See 1SP passg GTAS S0|G FL sr which 7@
general 'ene ain in their ] Nd aeai with nth u
purpose Of the bill, instead of its
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-27
War in Europe.

There has been heavy fighting IN the
neighborhood of Metz since our last issue,
but the situation is not materially changed
Marshal Bazanc fought to open way of
retreat from Metz, to form a junction with
Nc Nahon, and the Prussians to prevent
such a junction and sEut Bazaine up in
Metz, which they have succeeded in doing.
\ report was spread by the telegraph on
Wednesday that a junction had been eff
fectcd between Bazaine and sIcMahon, but
Thursdays news proved it to have been a
false report, got up in the interest of the
gold gamblers.
Among the latest reports is one from the
correspondent of the New York Sun, who
represents that Bazainc is not at Ncrdun,
but slut up i'll Prnssan net near Metz:
Mcmahon is stated to have burned his
camp at Chaons and proceeded to Rheims,
where he left Napoleon, hut where he is
now the cores andent is unable to deter
mine. The Sun correspondents account
is confirmed by despatch to the Tribune
from Rheims. Writing on Monday, he
says that Chalons camp is so deserted that
not a straggler is to be seen, and that the
army lately encamped there is now at
Rheims. A portion Of the army at Metz
had escaped, and news was received at
Rheims that BaZaine, with his demoralzed
! forces, was in full retreat and hard pressed
by The Panssians. and the belief is that he
has been cut off. OF course, if this lie cor
rect, 10 junction has been formed between
| the armies of MaMahon and Bazane, and
it is not now likely that they will come to-
| octhcr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-27

ing how stylish and fashionable dresses
may be made at home, and economically
"Peterson's is the only magazine that
gives these articles, and one appears every
month. Terms So a year, with liberal de-
auctions to clubs. Published by Charles
J. Peterson, BOG Chestnut street, Philada.
Les1ie's Gazette Of Fashion for September
has also been received. 1t is replete with
the choicest fashon-plates and light liter
airy matter, and ranks among the first Fash
ion Magazines of the day. $3.50 4 year.
Frank Leslie, Publisher, New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-27

AT every session since the war closed
Congress has reduced taxation by tens of
millions. Duties on tea, coffee, and sugar
have been largely reduced, and tie free list
greatly extended. The internal revenue
taxes have been swept away SO clean that
of the enormous list imposed by The neccs
sity of war only the following rem ain: Tax
on tobacco and cigars. Tax OF incomes
Tax on national banks. TAX on gas
Stamp tax.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-27

Made of POOR RIM. WHISKY, PROOF SPIRITS. and
please the taste, called Tonics" "Appetizrrs" -Restor
ers &c, that lead the tippler ii drunkenness and
ruin but are tue Medicine made from the Native
Roots and Herbs OF California, free from oil alco
holic stimulants. They the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and -lFEIilVING PRINCIPLE, perfect
Renovation and II visorttor of the System, carrying off
all poisonous ma tier. ana restoring the blood
healthy condition. No person can take these Bittcrs
according to dircc tons. and remain long unwell.
800 will he given for incurabe case provided the
bones not tie stroyed by mineral poisons other
means and the Wit l, wasted beyond the point Of
repair.
For Infa:An,at. RI and Chronic Rheumatism and
Goat, Dgspspsn Indigestion BHinus. R<littent and
IntrBittenf Fee s. Diseases of the Blood. Lirer hid
neS and Etnoitf, hesc BttsJs have been
full Such Diseases caused by Initiated Biood which
is generally produced by arrangement of the Dge>titc
Organs.
Cleanse the Nitiate., Blood whenever you fnl its
Iuritirs bu: sting tro gh M skin in Pimprs Erultius
Sres cleanse it find it DISTRACTED aud slug
frlinGs will tell you when. Keep the Llud pure and
the health Of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS lurking in the system
of many thousands, c,irctuiily destroyed and
removed.
In Bilious, Rcmittcn:. and Intermittent Fcvers these
Bitters have equal Sor full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed in four
English. German French. and Spanish
J. WALKER. Proprietor, 81 Commerce St., NY.
Il. II. MCDONALD 4 Co,
Druggists AMI General Agents Sun Francisco and Sac
rarnento California, AMI u & II Commerce St, NY.
G1-S0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS. ISIS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-27

A BLACKBOARD may find permanent en-
ployment at the Wing oflice.-Democrat of
last week.
The Democrat is already supplied with
one, at a salary of 81, 422.SS 4 year-paid
by the county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-27
FARM at Private Sale.

The undersigned will sell at private sale valuable
farm, situated in Cecil county, Md, containing
III ACRES.
Divided into seven fields. we'll watared a!,ont
10 Acres being Woodland.
Adjoining land Of the heirs of the late Commodore Con-
nr and heirs of the late Patrick Ewing and the 0ctorrn
Creek. and mile from the depot of the r. D. Cen
trail Railroad at RowanSyille: convenient to churches
srhoos, mills and stores.
The improvements are large STONE HOUSE -
with four rooms the first floor and seven on fA
the second floor, with good cellar and well If 6.nsI
god water at the Kitchen door: two Tenant .G4l
lonscs: Stone Barn. Stone Spring House. Smoke House
Corn Crib and Carriage Hausc There is also Young
Apple Orchard now in hearing. SARAH j. MOORE
Aug %, 1870. MARY ANN MOORE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-27

QUERY. What ducs the Editor of the
Wig pay for editorial illusions - rmo-
cfdt of last week.
Qrery.-What does the Editor of the
Demo"sat gel for editorial elfusions'
ANswEl;.-G1, iaa2.SS n ycar-paid by
the county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE..

All persons forbidden trusting my wife, Josephine
Harvey, will settle bills Of her contracting
having left my bed and board without cause.
Aug %. lS.U-3w* WIN. s. HARVEY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-27

REAL ESI,4 TIE.
FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE ON
Thursday, September the LIST, 1870,
at o'clock Pm Mt the public of John A. Tlomp
ron Port Deposit, Maryland, the FARM situated two
miles from Port Deposit Cecil county, Nd and the
junction of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central and
Port Deposit and Columbia Railroads, containing
1S@ ACRES,
125 acres of which is excellent and smooth farm land
high state OF cultivation, suitable for grain growing
grazing or dairy farm. with running water in nearly
every field; and 6 acres of heavy Oak. Hickory Off,
anu walnut Timber LanI. A large Mansion H5S3E
ES House: large Barn: Tenant House and go
III all necessary outbuiliin.s; all Of which Il
ii6 are IN good repair. Al %, fine hearing Apple
Orchard, and other fruit trees House and barn
well of water. e
As the timber land Railroad stations a,d
he stream OF wafer runs through power could
DC used to great advantage in cutting al saving M the
hoer ana large portion of The purchase money could
hc realized IN very short time.
me location Is good; convenient to churches schools
anu mills The view of the Chesapeake Bay and Sus-
lueianna River from the Mansion House cannnt Ia. xur
passed in beauty. ~ " ~
farm with such advantage, is seldom offered il
hcihs WITHIN two miles of tide navigation and very
near TWO Railroad stations. and only IL, hours by Rail
T"s" from baltimore, hours from philaelrhia and
hnfs from New York This would lie just the place for
city persons requiring a country residence
80 ierhs OF Sale and conditions will lie made known
1910 GEORGE EVANS.