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Mild. Certain, Safe and Efficient.

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1t at once relieves and nviguratcs VITAL Puyc
TONS, without causg, at any time or under any cir
cumstahccs, the slightest injury to any Of them
The most complete and uniform success has for man,
years attended its in France and in some urtiun.
Of the United States; and it is offered IL the gen
eral public with the most absolute conviction that
can never fail TO accomplish all that Is claimed for it,
IT Is hRMLEss IN THE EXTREME, at all times and under
all circumstances: and is pNEQuALED by any remedy yc
Known 10 the Mortl where Il purgative is nlicatrl.
1t PRODUCES little in it, operation: leaves
the organs entirely free from irritation and never in
| system.
In BILIOUS DISEASES, Indigestion and Dyspepsia, it is
invaluable,
1t is the grand PURIFIER or TIE BLoop, and hence
cannot fail to eradicate from the system Srofula Ery
spe,s Salt Rhenm. Cankcr. and Cutaneous Eruption.
generally Irregular want of appetite, Colds Coughs
Asthma. Bronchitis, Catarr, Collie Pains Diahrhrn
Water-brasi, Sour and Bitter Stomach and founess and
fanness of the Impure BREATH dizziness sympa-
thetic, nervous or sick Headache Rhcunnt ism Gout
and infammations in all forms-tess and all kindred
diseases can always he WHOLLY CURED greatly relieved
by this mild yet powerful remedy.
GENERAL nEniLITY with its inseparabe accompani-
ments -inenta and pliysical,-such green-sckness
lassifude of mind and body, drowsiness ndisrostion 10
exercise, weakness of the limbs feelings of discourage
ncnt, dependency and dstrust--all disappear under
its magic influence.
1t regulates and invisarates tho bowels; is a SIRE
ANrIDoTE for obstinate costiveness and piles gives re-
newed rigor to the stomach evokes the action of the
LIVER dissipaes the yellow dye of JAUNDIcEand erdi-
Gates from the skim bilious spots mould moth and
FRECKLEs.
1t excites the kidneys to renewed vigorous and heal
thy action and il is certain bring prompt relief
ell cases of Didh1ThGd and Dusenteru.
1t emnenty ecual in the cure of ALL disc Asses OF
CHILDREN, however inntile especially for collie worms
and irritation and fretfulness while teething.
As DINNER PILL or DiaEsTER, it is second to none
other, taken with the food 1t operates a general
Alternative whereby the entire impaired organism is
stimulated to renewed energy, and to "A healthy vigor
and vitality 1t is extensively FACULTY as
convenient and thorough cathartic having no action
other than the one intended Sent by mail receipt
price and postage, viz:
Box, SJ25 Postage 6 cents
Boxes LOO is
II is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines and hy
turner a Co., Sole Proprietors 100 fremont St.
Boston, MASS. JAY 23-iw
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SHARP ENGAGEMENT WITH THE INDIANS.
"A special despatch from Waco to the
Neus says Capt. Bullentine, from Fort
Richardson, reports that, on July IA, Maj.
Cavalry, while scouting. met two hundred
and fifty Indians who gave battle, forcing
the cavalry back eight miles, killing two
and wounding eleven, among whom was
Surgeon Hatch. They also killed nine and
wounded twenty-one horses. The fight
lasted five hours, and fifteen Indians were
seen to fall. The cavalry were obliged to
call for assistance from the fort to get back
to their post.
The Indians were armed with Spencer
rifles, and were commanded by an able
chief. They are believed to be on a gen.
eral marauding expedition, and are all war
riors. Major Mcclellan says they were the
best appointed body of warriors he ever
saw, and believes they we're Comanches and
Kiowas from the reservation.
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| Made Of POOR rum. WHISKY PROOF SPIRITS and
REFUSE LIQUORS, doctored, spc,ri and swcctcncd t.
please the taste, called Tonics "Appetizrrs "Rcstor
ers &c, that lead the tppler to and
ruin, bnt are true Medicine made from the Native
Roots and Herbs of California free from all alco.
hol1c stlmulants. They the GREAT BLOOi
PURIFIER and LIFEGIVING PRINCIPLE, a p.rfY,
Kenovafor and 1nsigoror of the System carrying of
all poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a
healthy condition. No person take these Bitters
according TO directions, and remain Ion. unwcll.
SlOO VIII be given for incurabe provided the
bones are not destroyed 10y mineral poisons or other
means and the vital organs wasted beyond point OF
repair
For Iofommatoru and Chronic rheumatism. and
G0ut Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Billions. Reaittent and
Intermittent Ferers Diseases Of the Blood Lirer Kid
ncys, and Bladder these BterS have been most success
full Such Diseases CAUSED hy Ptafed BoOi which
generally produced by arrangement of the Digestire
Organs.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever Won find its
purities bursting through the skin in ppIes Ernptions
or Sores cleanse it when you find it and slug
gsi in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul and y,r
feelings VIII tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
The health of the system will follow
PIN TAPE and other WORMS lurking in the system
OF go many thousands, effcctuiy DESTROYED and
removed. ~
In Bilious, R"mittcn and Intermittent Feyers fines.
ifters have equal For full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed in four languages
English. German, French, and Spanish
}. WALKER, Proprietor, - Commerce St. NY
X. ii. MCDONALD d Co,
druggists and General Agents. San Francisco and Sac
ramento. California, and - & 81 Commerce. St. NY
RDsoLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS. [I5l4
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General Sheridan, accompanied by
General Forsythe, sailed from New York
for Europe in the steamer Scotia on w ed
nesday last, and, if all goes we'll with him,
will soon be observing the momsntous
movements about to take place along the
Rhine.
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LEsL1Es LADY's MAGAzINE.-The August
number of this beautiful magazine fur
nishes an attractive feast for its many
readers. The Fashion Plates are superb,
and gives full description of ladies' and
childrens fashions for August. 1t is rich
in illustrations and its stories and poems
are contributed by the best writers. We
know of no better publication for ladies,
than this magazine. 1t is only $3.50 per
year. Published by Frank Leslie, 537
Pearl ST., New York. Send 81 cents for
specimen copy.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that application will be made
to the Comfy Commissioners of Cecil county, at their
first meeting otter the 18th day of August 1870 for the
appointment Of Exampers to view and determine the
propriety of opening road beginning at William
Crows gate, the road leading from Newark to Cherry
HILL and running through the land of said Crow and
William McAllister, to intersect road laid out
from Chrstiana Church. Delaware, to the Maryland Line
July 10. 1s70-lm
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DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is "a
combination and form indeed" for healing and curing
diseases of the throat lungs and chest It congh
by oosening and cleansing the lungs and aayng irr
tation; thus RL,ivING CAUSE instead Of drying up
The cough and leaving the disease behind
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The Denton Union still shows signs
of hydraphobia, and in its last fit snaps
and snarls at some imaginary individual it
calls Edward E. Ewing. AS there, is no
person in this part Of the country bearing
that name, that imaginary individual may
be classed with the other visionary enemies
whom the doughty Union has been banging
away at for the last month, under the de-
lusion that it was making war upon cliques
and rings in the Republican party. 1t
seems disguised that it can't get Mr.. Rus
sum into its "dirty mix" and the Elmer
son family have to father the whole job
We have never witnessed greater fizzle
in newspaperdom, than the Union has
made. Its attack upon the leading men of
the Republican party ended by unwittingly
endorsing their action, and in attempting to
escape the ridicule of the party which its
lunacy excited, retires behind screen of
native Billingsgate; and calls names and
makes mouths at the editor Of THE Wing.
The Union is not the first small rogue who
wallowed in the gutter, to escape out Of
the hands Of decency.
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FARM AT PUBLIC SALE,

FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
WILL De SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE ON
Thursday, September the LIST, 1870,
at o'clock NJ at the public house of John A. ThomI-
ron Port Deposit, Maryland the FARM situated two
miles frol Port Deposit Cecil county NIL and near the
junction of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central and
Port Deposit and Columbia Railroads. containing
1@S ACRES,
l25 of which is excellent and smooth land
high state of cultivation. suitable for grain growing
grazing dairy farm. with running water in nearly
AMI Walnut Timber Land. large Mansion 49,
ia House; large Barn: Tenant House. and tS24A
EnH all necessary outi,udinas; all of which -
HIT are in good repair A..n. fine bearing Apple
E:4a Orchard and other fruit trees. House and barn
supplied with water by hydraulics and a nevrrailing
well of water.
As the timber land is the Railroad stations and
fine stream of water thron. It, steam power could
be used to great advantage in cutting and saving the
timber and large portion of the purchase money could
be realized III very short time.
The location is good; convenient to churches schools
and mills The view of the Oh rapske Bay and Sus-
quelanna River from the Mansion House cannot be
passed in beauty.
being within two miles of tide water navigation and very
two Railroad stations. and only hours 10y Rail
road from Baltimore. hours from Philadelphia and
hours from New York. This would he just the place
city persons requiring Il country residence
BS-Tcrnls of Sale and conditions will he made known
hy GEORGE EVANS.
July . lS.O-ts
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cX Attention is directed to the card,
Woolston s. Co., Stock and Exchange
Brokers, Is East Third Street, Whining
ton, Del. All business entrusted to their
care will, receive prompt attention, and we
recommend the firm to the public.
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The HOWE Sewing Machine

Is the Oldest established OF any In the word-it being
the hrst ever made. Call and see them operate at T. c.
Crouch Shoe Store, Elkton, Nd will rent the How.
Sewing Machine with the privilege of buying-the rent
to count on the purchase. lnn pay such amounts
and at such times is convenient if you do not
like the machine pay You can get ali your
money back-except the rent. Persons can cali and
learn to operate them with view TO purchasing
Machines for Rent; Repaired and Exchanged
July 9, lS10-tf Gil DANrORTU
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Within ten days after the contract has been awarded
the successful bidder shall enter into an agreement in
writing with the Postmaster General to f,ithIulI,
observe anu Keep the terms. conditions and
set forth in tins advertisement according to their tru,
intent AMI meaning and shall execute and deliver suIs
JcI 10 ,he approval and acceptance of the Postmaster
uencral bonds with good and sufficient snretes in tn,
sum of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars 600 OOOl AS
forfeiture for the faithful performance of said
or contract according TO the provisions and subject tc
the liabilities Of the seventeenth section of an act M
Congress entitled LA aat lega.in and makin- amir,
prii"ns for such necessary objects have been usually
included ~ The general appropriation bills without
authority of law, and to fix provide for certain Incl
dental expenses Of the Departments and Offices of the
government, and for other PURPOSES UNITED State.
Statutes at Large, vol page 256 approved August ID
lS42 which act provides that in case the contrnctor
shall iil to comply with the terms of his contract he
and his siretics shall be liable for the forfeiture sp
in such contract as liqulatcd damages to be .ue for in
the name of the United States any court having uris
diction thereof
RESERVATIONS.
The PostmasteE General reserves to himself the fol.
lowing rights:
interests OF the Government require it.
To annul the contract whenever the same or any
part thereof Is offered fur sale for the purpose spec,i-
iaton; and under no circumstances will transfer of
the contract he allowed sanctioned to any Marty
who shall be- in tho opinion of the Postmaster General
less able 10 fnlh the conditions thereof the oriei-
nal contractor.
g. To annul the contract. if in his Judgment. there
shall be failure to perform faithfully any of its stipu
ati,ns, or in of wllfu attempt to inpuse mon
the Department Envelopes Wrappers Inferior to sam.
pie. ~
4. fthe contractor To whsm the first award NAV be
made should fail to enter into agreement and give salts
factory bonds, as herein provided then the award NAV
be annnled and the contract let to the next lowest
responsible bidder and until the required agree
ment and bonds executed; aud such next lowest
bidder shall be required to fulfil every stipulation
embraced herein il he the original party to
whom the contract awarded.
BIDS
Should be securely cnveloped and sealed marked
Proposals for Stamped Envelopes and Newspaper
Wrappers" and addressed to the Third Assistant POST
master General, Washington. DC
JNO. A. J. CRESWELL
July 16 1S10-iw Postmaster General
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Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Of Cecil county.

The Annual Meeting of the members of this Company
will be held at their Office in ElktOn, SATURDAY,
the 9th day of August, next.
W. TORBERT, President.
f. A. ELLIS Secretary. July l6, ls70-tm
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S1OM,. DAY ;,, entirely new and honOra
cuars free. Address j. RAND & CO. Biddefori Me- Il5a
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The HYPERION HAIRCURLERS
WILTBERCER'S
FI,AVORINf EYTR A NTc

WILTBERCER'S
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Are warranted equal to any made They are preparcd
from the fruits and will he found better than MANY
OF the Extracts that sold Ask Your Grocer or Drug
gest for Wiltbcrger's Extracts. BARLOW'S INDIGO
Blu is without Doubt the best article in the market
for btueing clothes 1t will color more water than fovr
tunes the same weight of indigo, and much more than
any other rash btue in the market The os,y qenni,e
Is that put up at ALFRED WnTnERGERs DRUG STORE No.
80 North Second Street Philadelphia. The labels have
Doth Wiltbergers aud iarlows on them all 9th
es arc 20 nteTet For sale by most Grocers and Drug
sists Withergers INDELIBLE INK will he found on
trial to lie superior article Always hand and for
sale at reasonable prices. Pure Ground SPICES Gem
nine MEDICINES, Chamos Skins Sponses Tapioca.
Pearl Sage. and all articles in the drug line at
ALFRED wILTBERGER'S DRUG STORE.
No. es3 North Second Street, Philade,,.aSas.
May %, 1S7O-1y.
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The envelopes must he thoroughly and perfectly gum
me' the cumming on the flap of each except for circu
lars) I" In put 10y an than hal an inch the
entire length: the wrappers to be also ani-s,unmcti
not less I'll III tiiree-fourhs of inch in width across
the end.
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESIA LIE,
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Il Desirable Small Place.
BY virtue Of Decree Of the Cisrnt Court for Cecil
county, in chancery, the subscriber Trustee will
offer at Public Sale Reeds Store Bay View Cecil
county, Maryland,
Monday, the 9th day of August, 1870,
at II O'Clock NJ. that
Desirable Small PrODcrty,
situated near Grins Rocks in Cecil coun v and con-
tanning
4 Acre and 3 Square Perches
OF LAND, more or less; being the land which was
conveyed to Hannah Maria Brown by "a certain Ear
tholomew iIarrgar This property adjons the Gilpin
Rocks property, and is well situated: near lay View,
situation is healthy.
Til" improvements consist of Il DWELLING 11st
HOUSE and uI!buildngs. M
TIE TERMS OF SALE as prescribed Iy the Hnli
decree That one-third of the purchase money shall
he paid in cash the day of sale: and the residue in
two equal nstaments of Six and Twelve Months there
after with interest from the day of sale and security
approved by the Trustee if it may be deemed best
by said Trustee the S.Ioe of the purchase money NAV
be received oil the day of sale
JOHN E. WILSON, Trustee
July Ii, 1SIO-ts Elkton, Cecil CO., Md.
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ROAD NOTICE,
nANO-iM-HANp MUTu

Life Insurance Company wants number %
Agents; also, a good General Agent for Pittsbnrd
vicinity; also General Agent for the German cs.s
of Pennsylvania. Address the Office, No. liz So,th
Street, Philadelphia Pa "
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American Commerce.

The war in Europe, which has already
withdrawn the great lines of German mail
steamers from the ocean, and in view of the
probable breaking up of French commerce
by German cruisers,-and should England
also become involved in the war,-seems
to to indicate that the time and opportun-
ity have arrived to re-establish American
Commerce, which was ruined by those two
nations-France and England-sympathi
zing and aiding the rebel cause in our late
contest. With this object in view, the
President sent message to Congress be-
fore its adjournment, asking it to prolong
the session few days, and provide by law
for the registration of foreign merchant
vessels, and the extension of the necessary
aid to purchase and establish, as American
mail lines, those German steamers now
idle. Such steamers cannot be built in
this country, nor could they he built and
established as at present in Europe in less
than two years, were they once transferred
to the United States flag. But with this
Providential offer, as it were, to restore
that commerce and supremacy on the seas,
which was lost by the perfidy of European
maritime nations, we find Congress ap-
parently Indifferent to, or lacking COM
prehension of the importance of taking ad-
vantage of the present moment, seemingly
so big with events affecting our commercial
history. One prompt step now OH the part
of Congress to restore American Com
merce and power OH the ocean might
achieve for this Government and people
what will require quarter of century OF
constant toll to accomplish.
But in place of prompt and unanimous
action, we find apparently the most
supreme Indifference, in fact opposition in
the shipping interest of the United States.
In place of striving to lift that interest up
to level with the first commercial nations,
by honest effort, and legitimate MEANS
swarms of lobbyists hover about the Capitol
with all sorts of schemes to rob the govern
ment, under the pretext of establishing
mail lines to Europe. The present admin
istration has steadily opposed all those
robber schemes, and met their solicitations
with an array of facts, exposing their plum
dering attempts, which in most instances
proved quietus to the confidence men hay
ing them in charge.
The door which is barred to the registry
of foreign built vessels under the United
States flag, Congress, with Chinese con-
seryatism, sullenly maintains. But for
this apparent inanity, which is difficult to
conceive on the part of Americans, those
splendid German steamers, now lying idle,
might, in the course of the present sum-
mer, have been transferred to the United
States flag, and blowing the ocean part
of the American marine, the first mail
steamers in the world
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The dies for enclosing the postage stamps on the
envelopes and wrappers to he executed To the salts
faction of the Postmaster General in the best STYLE and
they to he provided renewed and kept in order M
the expense OF the contractor The Department
the right OF requiring new dies for any stamps. or
denominations OF stamps not used AMI any changes
Oh mS or 'ohnrs shall he made without N tr:, charge
Before closing contract the successful bidder NAV
he required to prepare and submit new dies for the
approval Of the Department The use of the present
dies may or may not he continued.
The dies shall be safely and securely kent bv TN. co,
tractor and should the of any them be temporarily
70 permanently discontinued. they shall lie promptly
turned over to the Department its agent AS the Post
master General may direct.
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NOTICE.
LUMBER & COAL BUSINESS,

in the name of DAVIS WAY. They design keeping a
full and varied assortment of Lumber and will be happy
to supply all demands at the lowest market rates.
WASHINGTON w. DAVIS,
WIN. I. WAY.
Port Deposit, July lst 1870. (july 9-lm
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ENCLOSING. WATER-MARKS, PRINTING. RULING
PAPER STYLE or MANUFACTURE
All of the above Envelopes and Wrappers must DC.
embossed with postage STAMPS of such Denominations
styles and colors, mist have such watcrarks or other
devices to prevent imitation. AMI bear such printing and
ruling as the Postmaster General may direct The
envelopes must he nlae in the most thorough manner
equal in respect TO she samples furnished to bid
ders by the Department The paper must he of apnruy.l
quality. specially manufactured for the purpo-e
Whenever envelopes ordered of the STYLES known
as Back-iIncd or "Selfrulcd, Zines printed inside
OF ruled on the face the same shall he furnished without
ahiitional Gust. the contractor tn pay all charges for
royalty in the Use of patented inventions for said lined
or ruled envelopes
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FARM FOR SALE,

The subscriber offers for sale the FARM on which he
II resides. near Wootllawn. containing 100 Acres
of Gray Stone Land, with large and subs tant ial
E=az improvements: divipl into suitable fields ::
.Gllwel watcrrd: with sului sHppiy of climber for
building, fencing ami fuel: large Apple orchard also
choice Peaches. Cherries Pears &c.
Persons wishing to purchase a good Farm will please
call and examine address
Jas. o. Mccormick,
WOODLAND,
may Il, lS10-u Cecil county, Md.
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STAMPED ENVELOPES.

No. l. Note size, 2"-t hy II inch.s-two Qualities
No. p Ordinary letter size, :; Lilo by IL inches
tire" qualities.
No B. Full letter size, 33-S by 3 IL nclies-tlrc,
qualities
NJ" Full letter siH", tor circulars, nngunmel on
Hap 33-s 10y > IL inchcs-on. quality
No D. Extra letter sZ" 5 IL Icy is ncl.s-t,r.,
qualities "
No. T. Extra letter size. S1-2 by rs inchcs-sE,
circulars nngnnm"d IN fap-"n" quality.
No. Z. Official size, jl5-lG by rs inclrs-two quail
ties. i
Nos Extra Official size, 1873 by 10 II inches-on,
quality.
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SECURITY FROM FIRE AND THEFT

Bidders are notified that the Department will require
as condition of the contract, ti,t the envelopcs and
wrappers shall he manufactured and stored in such
manner as to insure security against loss by fir. or theft
The manuac"ry must Mt all times be subject to the
inspection OF an agent Of the Department, who will
require the stpulations of the faithfully
observed