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The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06
HI. X. TOrbert. ESD.

The Cambridge Mtelligcncer hoists the
name of Henry II. Torbert, Esq, for Con-
gress, subject to the choice Of the Conven-
ton, and urges his claims and fitness for
the nomination, in an editorial, from which
we make the following extracts:
'We present this week the namc of II.
R. Torbert ESD, of Cecil, as the choice of
the Republican party of this county, as
their standard-bearer in the coming Con-
gressional campaign. In thus presenting
the name of Mr.. Torbert, we do not aim to
prejudice the claims of any other applicant
for the nomination. We believe that we
have several gentlemen in this District,
who are, in every respect, competent to fill
the position with honor to themselves, and
with credit to the party. But it strikes us
that Mr. Torbert has peculiar and special
claims upon the party
3. He who stands by us when the storms
of adversity gather thick and howl fercely
about lis, and cast their dark shadows over
our dearest prospects, should not be thrown
aside when those storms have passed away
and the bright sunlight of success begins
to throw its cheering beams around US
He who came to us in 1868, when all was
dark ana hopeless III tne contest, ana dld
his best to maintain in tact the organiza-
ton Of the party, should not, now that
there is prospect for successful contest
in the District, be laid aside for another,
who, perhaps was unwilling to take the
field in the face of certain defeat Regard
less of the ignominy Democratic) which
might be heaped upon him as candidate
of the "black" Republican party, Mr..
TOrbert confident of defeat, but conscious
of the righteousness of his cause, accepted
the nomination in 'GS, and buckled on his
armour for the contest. And nobly did he
battle for the cause. And now that victory
promises to rest upon our banners once
again, let it, we of old Dorset, say, be a
victory for Henry r. Torbert.
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06

We publish an essay on Public
Improvement, this week, by a correspond
ent, whom we would be pleased to hear
from often. His observations on Public
Roads should elicit attention from proper
ty owners in all parts of the county, who
should aoitate the matter till general
Interest is taken in the improvem of
onr public roads. Were all our m ain roads
good turnpikes, it would add vastly to the
material wealth Of the farms, as well as
other property of the county. While we
have political roads, however, we may
expect nothing better than the mud holes
of the past.
When system of roads is devised, and
those who are appointed to make and mend
them are put under bonds to do certain
work i'll certain prescribed manner,
with the eye Of a competent inspector to
examine and approve or reject the work,
then an era Of public improvement will be
inaugurated, which will give quickenng
impulse to the business of our county,
never before known.
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06

Our arraignment Of the Democratic
party, THE Cecil Democrat finds it easier to
poo, poo than to centrovert successfully ::
and then visits the shades of our ancestors.
and returns with satisfied air. pronounc-
ing them all Democrats Whatever their
party relations may have been, they were
patriots in their day and generation, which
is something the editor of Tile Democrat
will never get credit for. When the DEM
ocratic party sold out to the shareholders
and the rebellion, we weren't with it. If
the editor of THE Democrat will revert to
his own ancestors, he will not find any of
them Democrats, and only when Democ-
racy became the synonym for rebellion and
treason, is he. found affiliating with that
party. His Democratic genealogy begins
where ours ended.
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06
I'll I " a dealers in drugs aud medicines and by
HMME o. CO., Sole .Proprietors, 100

|
1t at once relieves and invsoratrs VITAL ruyc
TONS without canshs at any time under any cir
cumstancrs, the slightest i,Jucbt" any of them
The most complete and uniform success has for man,
years attended its Use in France and in some portion,
of the United States; AMI it is offered to the gen
eral public with the most absolute conyction t,,t Il Il
never fail to accomplish all that il claimed for n
1t is HARMLESS IN THE EXTREME. at all times and un,
All circumstances "I Is uSEotALED by any remedy yet
known to tho world where purgiiiye is indrnted
1t produces little in its operation. leaves
the organs entirely free irritation and never in
the slightest degree over taxes cxcitcs the nervous
system.
invaluable.
1t is the grand PURIFIER OF THE BLoop, and Icpce
cnnn" i'il to eradicate from the system Scruula Ery-
sipelas Salt Rheum, Canker and CutaneOus Eruption-
generally irrrgnnr or want Of appetite, Colds. Coughs
Asthma, Bronchitis caarrl, Collie Palms. Dialrlnra
Water-hras Sour and Bitter stomach, and tnuue.s and
iaintn"sS of the same" Impure breath dissincss sympa-
thrfic, nervous or sick lo"'a'i rheumatism Cont,
diseases can always he CURED or greatly relieved
by tins mild yet powerful rcre'y
GENERAL DEBILITY with is inScparahie acrompant
ments-mentl and physihl --rnc ~ gr.sni-Si,kn
lasSitu'e of mind and body dToMsncss, ind>losta to
exercise, weakness If th limbs. feelings of discourage
inch'' hesronl"ncy am aS'r''--all disappear under
its magic influence.
1t regulates aud nVlsor'tcs the bowel- u SURE J
ANTIpafG for obsirte c"ativ"ncss anL pile: gives re-
ncwei vigor to tb stohlach evoErs the acon Of tb
LIVER dssipatc the yellow dye of Jlr,oIcEal eryd.
Gates from The skin bilious spots or ranlt ,uoth and
FREcKLES.
1t cxctcs te kidneys to rcnc~ca 'igor"ns AM heal
thy action hrd II is certain bag prompt riief ip
eli cases o kiahI rhnd and Dys>'terV.
1t is ernentiy electna in 10 cure Of ALL ,isEtsEs OF
cHrLnRr. however nflntilc, speciay for oiie worms
and iration and frctfnlne. while tecthiys.
As. DINNER PILL or De sTER It Is s'ond to none
otlr. taken with the ra' 1t operIes as II general
al.rat've, whereby tb entire mp"red organism is .
sn'uated to rencw' energy, andto healthy vigor J
hd vitality. II is censi'"ly rsk,hf THE FACULTY
thcr than the op Intended SGT by mail receipt Of
rice and postac, viz.
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3 Hoxrs 100 " Is
is sold y.ll dealers i'iSs and medicines and Inv
Tn rn q r. Co., Sole ,rnprirtors, 10 fremont ~
u0spN, MaSS. Jdly st-Iw
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06

Assistant Secretary Richardson, on
Saturday. awarded the exclusive contract
to catch fur seals on the Alaska Islands TO
the Alaska GommssOtal Company. They
annum rental, 32.e2i on each seal taken,
and IS cents for each gallon Of oil obtained.
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06
'm9ske getil Mhia
ELKTON, AUGUST g, 1870.

VOLUME xxIx.-The present number
completes volume twenty.n of The Whtg.
August 7th 1S41 the first number of THE
CECIL WING was issued by p. c. Ricketts,,
six columntd paper printed on an 1sx29
inch sheet. In 1854 the paper was enlarged
to seven columns and printed on double
medium sheet In 1868 The Wing was
again enlarged to an eight column paper,
its present size, printed on sheet 2sx41
inches.
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06

DANGER OF STyCHNINE.-A farmer by
the name of Chilson, living near Girard,
Ohio, thinking to rid his cornfleld Of a
troublesome ground hog, managed to ad-
minister to the quadruped dose of strycl-
nine, WHICH killed him nearly instantly
The carcass was suspended to tree, where
the crows soon espied the sayGry bit, and
proceeded to appease their appetites. At
sSo sss a shs srs" x0S
dead G t0s to the ' sround ' The r. s, bones, B being
thoroughly stripped Of the flesh, remained
exposed to the Bleaching influence of sun
shine, rain and frost, for neea.ly two years,
when, falling to the ground, aiigiay priced
dog masticated parts of them, and died in
ten minutes afterwards. We copy this to
show the danger Of using this poison.
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06

The consumer can only be brought to
the side of the producer by means Of di-
versified industry, and for this reason it is
that the farmer is so greatly interested in
the protection Of American industry.
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06
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The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06

Life has few Charms for tho Dyspepfic which is
not to be wondered Mt when take into the account
the amount of bodily and mental suffering that this dis
tressing maady generates. The Peruvian Syrup "a pro-
foxide Of iron has cured thousands who were suffering
from this disease.
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06

The Attorney General, through cir
cular to the United States district attor-
neys, marshals, and commissioners, is
calling their attention to the act passed by
Congress at it's last session for the enforce
ment Of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments. The ninth section of this
.act makes it the special duty Of those off,
cials to institute proceedings against all
violators of the act. They will, therefore,
when they receive creditible information
from any source that the law has been vio-
lated, take prompt measures for the arrest
and effectual prosecution Of the guilty
party. This action of the Attorney Gener-
al in calling attention to this law, now that
the fall elections are approaching, is espec-
tally important,
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06

Made Of POOR RUN, WHISKY, PROOF SPIRITS and
REFUSE Liquors, doctorcd spiccd and swttcu,,l IN
please the taste, called Toncs" "A ppctizprs
ers &c that lead the tippcr on to drunkenness and
rum, nut are II true Medicine. made from ths N,tiyc
ROOTS AMI Herbs of California; free from nil alec
hol1c stlmulants. They are the UKEAT nIHD
PURIFIER and LlFE-iIVING PRINCIPLE A nnrf,,.t
heihfntor and lnvgoratOr of the system carving off
an poisonous matter, and restoring the blodl to
healthy condition. No person can take flies, Bittcrs
acroriing to directions and remain long unw.il
SAOO VIII be given for ncurable Gaze provided the
bones ar" not destroyed by mineral puis0ns or other
means and the vital organs wasted beyond the point Of
repair. " f
For lofdmmatory and Chronic Rheumatism n0d
Go"f, DnSptlsIn, or IdigestOa BHioHS Renttent and
intermittent Ftrers Diseases Of the Bood Ljrer Md
nGs, d BtndiGr, these Bers have been most success
iui S"ch Diseases are caused 10y Initiated Bi0od which
Is generally produced by arrangement of the Digestive
OrgdHs.
Cleanse the Nitiat2l Blood whenever Won find its
puri"s bursting through the skin in Pniples ErupoIs
or sores cleanse it when you find oStrllcr and slug
gisi IN the veins: cleanse it when it is foul and your
feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
the health of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking in the system
oi so many thousands, c,ctually destroyed and
removed.
In Bilious Remttcnt and Intermittent Fc.,rs these
tcis have no equal For full directions read carefully
tc circular aronId each bottle printed in four languages
'-Englisli. German. French and Spanish
j. WALK Err. Proprietor, - Commerce St. NY
II. II. MCDONALD Il Co.,
Druggists and General Agents. San Francisco and Sac
rnincnt". California. and 81 4 81 Commerce St. NY.
ED-SoLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS g. DEALERS 1873
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06
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WILL BR GOLD Al r"---~. ",
Thursday, September the Ist, 1870.
Mt O'Clock pm. ot the public hhsc of John A. Tbon,
cor Port pcpost. MARYLAND. I, FARM situntaJ tun
mi as from Port Deposit Cecil clhty, Nd and near ,L.
urct"n of the Philadelphia ~ Baltimore Ccn,rI ond @
Port Deposit and Columbia lWoadS, containing
lSS ARES,
12i ocrcs Of which is cxcrilend smooth farm ,,pd i;
high state Of cultivation, inie Tor grain growing
grazing or dairy farm. wi running water in nrnriS
every field and 63 acres CAV! YAK, Hickory -
and Walnut Timber Lar large Mansion sssk
kSSR House: large IL ,' i'iinnt House, andE1E
ENW63 all necessary ou'..,''Ga; all Of which
Ell l&A are III good rep aiso, a line bearing Anni.
Hl Orchard, and ofruit trees. House and barn
supplicd wita water lv'""iics and nevcr-failing
well Of water. .,
As the timber land f. llc Railroad stations and
fine stream of water wIous 1t, steam power couId
be used to great adva "a '','iiS and saving ,p the
timber; and large .' purchase money could |
lie realized III II very '.
The location is 20" M e,'ht im to churches schools
and mills The yim"c .hr"ap"akc Bay and Sus-
luehanna River ire ''''" iio'ise cannot be sur.
passed in beauty. 4l,,.
farm with srrt'uitagcs is seldom offered II
being within two t"'e water navigation and very
near two RailroHl. l.m ". "iy =, hours by Rail-
road from lMltir n",'rs m,'rs from PiladrIpha, and
hours from New rms would he just the place for
| n;tY n.rsnns r,Ca country residence ''"'' ''i
R0-Terms Of '''"I!1rns y. |nlll WI be made known
by "EORGE EVANS,
July 3 1870
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06
NOTICE.

man oi large practical experience as Editor and
i''ri: "air's I" forih connecting with some first
c"sS oire ~ this State or pennsylvan Would nor
ore' l" taking saaricd osition Refers To- Editor Of
S PAPER, !" WHOM communications i'll ref ire should
" '''''"' aug Il, lS10--aw
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06
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Even IN the seyerest of Chronic Neur,I,r; .,a
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ID w;n,o, s.uoo. .. H. DILLINGHAM;, Dentist.
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'x Packags., Iigo iaS Postage o cents
i !. sold hv all dealers in drugs aud medicines and by
Ersmonf HmME q Co., Sole .Proprietors, 100
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

The subscribers, Collectors In the several Election
Districts of Cecil county, hereby give notice. that MS
authorized by law they will make the following dcluc-
tions for State Taxes, if paid at the times specified viz
On or before September the LIST next, s per cent
On or before October the LIST next, 4 per cent
On or before November the 1T next, 3 per cent
In order 20 facilitate the payment of State Tax and
to Afford Taxpayers the hoGeii: Of the aayo deductions
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 26th and 9th of August and
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY the BIRD and 24th of Septc
Der and FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 2Sth and 18th of
October, next.
The Cecil Whig., 1870-08-06

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-11
THE COAL MINERS.
Their Strike In Pennsylvania-yV3sat They
Say and What is Said Abont i-Proba-
bilieies Of q Famine.

Their Strike In Observation-Disclosures They
Say and What is said About h-Proba-
bilieies Of . Famine.
SCRANTON, Pa, December 6.-Miners do
not hesitate to say the strike has been Origi-
mated and brought about by the managers
for the purpose of bulling coal. At this
moment between three and four thousand
miners are out of employment in this
country, and as fast as the. news flashes
over the wires members of the Miners and
Lab0rers' Benevolent Union are enrolling
in . grand army of strikers. This society is
composed of Welsh, Irish, English and Ger
mans, and numbers over forty thousand
members, all bound by the result of the
meeting of the Grand Council, which re-
fuses all compromises with the managers.
The chief clerk of the coal department
Of the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad Company says that the com
panty has 10000 tons of coal on hand,
which is distributed in yards at Scranton,
Port Washington, HObOken, Elizabeth,
Syracuse, Oswego, Buffalo and Ithaca, and
in transit at Great Bend and New Hampton
which control the anthracite region are the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Pennsylvania and Delaware and Hudson
Canal Coal Company. They employ
nearly. 1000 men, including brakemen
and laborers employed on the several
railroads which transport the coal. All
of the latter sympathize with the strik-
ers, and are necessarily out of employ
ment, when the miners are not at work.
Much excitement exists and the citizens are
greatly alarmed. Liquor is freely used, and
trouble is apprehend I'd. The union has a
fund Of over 100000, all of which the
strikers will expend rather than submit to
the injustice sought to be done them, and
which they say is only scheme to raise the
price of coal, after which the company will
accede to their demands.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-11
Monetary--COmmercial.
MONETARY.
NUN r. i AK H
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
g. ,1Aar IA iHAQ

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY EVENING" December 10, 1870.
Nothing has transpired to indicate any
marked change in the money market. On
the street Al notes secured by unquestiOn-
able cOllaterals are quoted at ola cent
y month; good do at ~, and AL business
paper at llsa Mortgage paper rules at
120A for good and second grade.
Gold opened at HOS 0ll0ss against
IlGzs at New York;, and closed at the
opening rates against 1lOs4). The sales in
cluded $4,000 at 1908; 5000, ut l10l2;
5000 at ITO GIG, $500 and 5000 at ll0ss;
$4,000 at ll0as a llOs4, and $1,000 at ll0ai.
In silver, $500 in American half dollars sold
at lO7a and resold at 1884,.
The movement in sterling exchange was
again quite active, and under higher gold
during most Of the day and an improve
,mcnt in domestic bills, the influence of
which, however, was partially cOunteracted
by decline in sterling at New York,
rates ruled sitter. The sales embraced
fll6, 500, including $4,000 bill of lading at
NINETY days sight at the same; - bill OF
lading and clear at 1888 bliss; $1,000 AL
clear at ll9; s45,OOO Al bill of lading and
clear at 1881 a 1l9; $4,000 at 1881 q ll94
935, 600 at ll90 1874; $4,000 AL bill of lad
ing at ll9ls: fl0OO Al clear at 1898 and
E15OO bank at l2Ol4. Sterling may new be
quoted at llsa4 0ll9l4 for good to Al bill
of lading and clear. and 100 O. for bank.
The supply Of domestic exchange was
only moderate, and rates advanced Is per
cent. At the close the banks drew on New
York at g percent discount for small sums,
one of them only supplying customers at
Il. The sales included $4,000 $4,000
bank and $4,000 private bankers sight on
New York; ut 1852 discount; $4,000 com
mercial. $4,000 bank and $4,000 private
bankers at GIG; $4,000 and $l4, 900 COM
mercial and $4,000 bank at 1882, 100000.
$25, GOO, $50, 900 and $50, 900 commercial at s.;
5000 and 5000 at q and 5000 sight on
Philadelphia at il-l6.
The rainy weather prevented much move
ment in stocks, and the only sales reported
are 50 shares SlaughterhOuse at S24 and
500 Mississippi Valley Navigation at So 50,
and 80 at So 10, the two latter yesterday.
In bands $1,000 new city seven per cents
chang Ell hands at 70I2.
$500 fiscal agency certificates July l6l
were reported at S2ka, 500 do at S2l2, 500
new Metropolitan Police warrants at 9S, and
500 new State at -. Dealers bought the
latter at 20 all, and sold at II 072la.
A small amount of State notes sold at 81.
and resOld at 81.
Dealers rates for city treasury notes were
% 025 per cent discount buying. and II a -
selling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-11

New YORK. December lO.-A conference
between the striking Crispins and employ
ers is unsatisfactory, neither party being
willing to make concessions. The 'Crlsplns
committee reports that nothing. can be OK
pected from the 'sbosses," and the strike
goes on. -
Net receipts of .eotton for the week at all
United States ports, las, S25 bales
Exports to Great Britain, u, 253; TO other
foreign ports, l6, 275
Stock on hand.an on shipbOard not yet
cleared, 430, 635 bales.
San FRANCIsCO, December lO.-NcCor-
miek's majority for Congress IN Arizona is
ISL.
LONDON, December s.-A dispatch from
Aberdeen saws the steamer Union parted
amidships, ard 'but.little.Of the'cargo can be
saved.
The China news received at the war
Office to-day is serious, and further hostile
demonstrations against the Christians at
Tien-Tsin are reported.
It is re-affirlned, to-day, that Russia has
ordered from America one hundred mitrail-
lcuscs and a million mitrailleuse cartridges.
Many English are arriving from Havre.
They report the Germans marching on that
place, and an investment is hourly eX-
pected.
The Prussians exacted 10000 francs in
Burgundy for the expulsion of the Ger
mans.
HAvRE, December 1.-The Prussians are
advancing. The French gave them battle
a few miles distant. Losses about equal.
IrOn-clads have been ordered by the
French to repair Immediately to Havre to
assist in the defense of the city.
BERLIN, December S-French officers,
prisoners in Germany, protest against the
restoration of the Bonapartes.
New YORK, Deeember6.-A Berlin special
reports "great public rejoicing over the re-
cent victories of the German army. lit is be-
lieved the end of the war is near"
AN address from the people to King
William is proposed asking the immediate
b0mbardment of Paris.
Great disappointment is felt here that
President Grants position on the Alabama
claims and the fishery question is SO feeble.
VERSAILLES, December The Prussians
ere vigorously pushing the army of the
LOire.
.DAn,lsrADE, December King Louis, of
Bavaria, writes to the Grand Duke from
Orleans, under date of the seventh: 1--WE
march Onward for Tours to-day"