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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-08

CoRRRcIIoS-Ino our last Tuesdays issue an
article appeared representing L9ffier's garden
AZ the scene OF difficulty between some "Fe-
nians," on the 4th Of this month. We learn
that this il a mistake. The alteration took
place outside Of the aboye-named establishment,
and not ON the grounds or premises OF Mr..
LGf1er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-08

The CORR CROP In WESTERN NEW YORK.
Such month for the corn crop has not been
seen in many years as has this June, 1870, and If
We have only reasonable amount Of heat and
wet during July and August, this staple crop
may be considered secure throughout the coun-
demand from Europe for breadstuffs, good
crop Of corn will prove OF immense national ad-
vantage. In time Of scarcity of food the corn
when wheat Is cheap and plenty. One reason
Why corn has ruled 80 low during the past six
months has been because wheat was so cheap as
extent here in Western New York, wheat has
been used for feed for horses and hogs, as the
most economical grain at current prices, and In
some places sound corn has been worth more in
market per bushel than sound red wheat. The
recent advance in wheat has reversed this, and
restored these two staple grains to their natural
relations in the scale Of prices.-Roehester Err
DYSss.
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TO CURE WARTS ON HoRsEs.-A correspond
entof the Rural New Yorker says that the fol-
lowing recipe is . certain means TO remove warts
on horses Apply 10 the wart, with q feather
tied on the end Of stick, butter OF anttmony,
the vart are dead, which can be determined by
disseminating the application for week; II the
warts grow, apply more. The following healing
lotion 4 TO be applied after the wart Is extermi-
mated: One pint rum, one half pint soft water,
one ounce aloes, ope-fourth ounce of myrrh;
puiverixe the aloes; mix and wash three times q
day until healed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-08

PHYSICIAN CHARGED WITH DRUGGING HIS
PATIENT TO INHERIT His PRoPERTY.-A case
Of more han ordinary interest was heard before
Surrogate Hutchings yesterday. The case was
that OF DE- Nathan jackson, who attended DIR.
Robert Galloway, druggist, who died in MAY
last The deceased died after q protracted
illness, and DIR. jackson is accused of having
drugged him for the purpose OF getting him to
be9ueath to him the bulk OF his property. The
will was drawn out two days before death by
Mr.; Richard Beamish, who was called in by DR..
jackson. The will leaves DIR. jackson ali the
property-about 80 ,OO0-with the exception of
one 500 bequeathed to Lizzie Dolby, his wife's
sister. 1t is claimed by Mrs. Perrisoni, DIR.
Galloway's cousin, that the doctor was drugged
at the time the will was drawn out Mrs.
LaIkins testified that she called on the doctor
two hours before the will was executed, and
that he was then insensible and unable to recos-
Dize her. Patrick Donohue stated that the
doctor was foaming at the mouth on the after
noon of that day, and had been in q fit. Lizzie
Dolby testified that DIR. jackson asked her to
tell no one Of the sickness. As counter evidence,
Dennis MCCARTHY, Dr.. Galloway's clerk, stated
that DIR. jackson went for Mr.. Beamish an hour
after DIR. Galloway recovered from the tit, and
that he was then conscious. The case was adj
journed to Thursday.-N Y. Telegram 6h inst.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
DIZZY PoIKr SAvILloS, A..

prSTY Polxr SAviLioS, 49,,
Will open for the reception cf Visit SIA
or. TUESDAY, Jelly s. fs1o This psen- vcRH
lar resort has b-tn 81 ats tnlsrg ed bY ~ .-S
addition Of and oSr1mouions baiidtax-, the
cottages Thoroughly renovated end the Whole esso-
li.hment supelied ~iih snffreb sstr Fsrsdgrs Ten
PIN Az ". Wishing and sail B,ats. and every sppu
snce necessasy for The s',mgrt and .,s..are , 81
ksitin ore snd Aqua crsek Bcsts psss daily.
+ ,S;r,5s az az, Sdrss 2; ssa rss re.
Further informed yill be furnished q the o9fe
JORpANv WHITE sULPnUR sPRISGs.
YRIpKRICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Oh ~ mile from etepheneon b Depot d point
rood ave undlss iron Winchester
This Watering Place l. nov open under more "a
vorAble circunstaDees than n any time y
since the war, end every effort viii beHN
made 20 give entire Satisfaction 30 al the
fne CITY BAND or MUSIC vIii be in sssend-
snce, and uasQuersde and Fancy Balls win be fire.
Quenfly given during the scasen
sprinG Psnphlets Tor distribution sf ths Springs
and az nsers. Coienan kogees'. Baltimore.
The Baltimore End Ohio Rsilrosd Com paay isvue
more 20 stephensons Depot and return, st %. from
TELEGRAPH once On full operation.
month. Childres ssd colOred servants half price.
White serssnis three fsurths, or scoerd.9s g az
gS I'm Owner and Proprietor.
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RIOT AT MARYsvILLK, PA.-On the 4th of
July, while sundry c0l0red military companies
were holding picnic in Marysville Pa woods
q riot occurred, growing out Of the hotel propri-
etor refusing to give some Of them liquor. A
desperate fight resulted, in which pistols, guns
clubs, and bottles were freely used by the as,
sailants. Several negro women are said to have
been there with revolvers, engaged in the melee
Mr.. Seidle, the hotel proprietor was Knocked
down and received severe Commissions on the
head, reported to have been from the butt of
musket. Samuel Bowman was shot in the face;
George Andrews was shot i'm the forehead W.
+. Mcken, Of Harrisburg, was hit In the head;
two men, named Anspach and Keply, are
also said to have been hit in the head.
kilograms were sent to Governor Geary for as
sistance, and the greatest excitement and con-
sternation prevailed The Harrisburg papers
state that as the rioters passed Aarysville they
fired v0lley over the town, wounding Eve or
six persons by the operation, and that they slso
tired into train loaded with men, women and
chu1en, (white:) who had been to an Odd Eel
lows picnic. The Governor has Instituted An
investigation.
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RA1CHKLAR,a HAIR nNR

Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
40. nor az ssss!s Hcson to produce Iaray.is or
soastfne virtues they do not possess. The genuine
VA Bstchelor1 hair bye has had tAsrfv ysavs
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Bold
~ All DrukRiss. APPLIED q 10 Bond street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-08

HKMpLxR has all kinds of Thermometers. 6,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-08

MARRIAGE Is HONORABLE.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors
pleasures, and adv antases Of happy MARRIAeE, as
contrasted with Single Life and the fearful Evils
envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
BOX r, Philadelphia, Pa. my23-m,Wf ,M
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nay GOODS Al RBDUUBp PsICEs,
SSod nk siIks = elo, rs, @, 4as. e.S
lcase yard vide Bie~ched shrtins, an excellent sr
Striped and p an 0rensdines loc-. worth Sc.
Atwood Cassimeree at SC. aDd &C., worth 10
Linen Caneric Hdkfs from &c. NJ; genuine AID
We are ceiling great bargains in ell kinds Of goods
jsissT IN N ~ S2kyAMIN nILLER.
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pom sPRIN

AZ v N 81 X Gs,
Thee SPRINGS, celebrated for their Alternative
DffoRe,.uee, are now open for the reception aAAA
, The = edicinal virtues OF the waters, its US
S1oi snd invigcrating Atmosphere, and its scce--z
oility 20 Nm1tngton end Baltimore rendfr ~ Al fhs
most popular OF AZ the Virginia springs.
fauee from Washington will take the Orange,
Aie1eodria and Manassas Railroad IN the morning
mo arrive ~ ttrasburG at IN O'Clock D. m where
e1cenent iour horse coaches will swat the arrival
q the trains 70 convey the passengers Q beauff-
% road % the Springs 90 Early Tea, parties can 20
~ nerpere Terry and Winchester 20 strasbure. or
60 STOP e Winchester and take coaches for the
Terms Of Boardine:-The price ha. been greatly
re1nced this season, fnducement for familie.
nc an, others TO spend the summer. go per mouth:
splepdid Band Of Music is engaged both for
Daily mails and telegraphie Communications pro-
yided Tor. regular physician Of the hishe-f "a
talnments viii be In attendance.
For descriptive pam phlets address the propr,etor
lell- lm N. M. CARfMELL.
THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
VIII b. opened on n. l,.l s 4 w.: strsrr, &f
This magnificent hotel has over 600 ROoMs
fAzza fronting the ocean no teet long.
For rooms apply At the Everett House. New York.
W. b. BoRRows, Proprietor.
WIN. WILLIAMSON, SUPERINTENDENT. ,elo h.
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JORpANr WHITE sULPnUR sPRINGs.

- IA kAl IN u i-0kA BAInINGtt
CoBBs ISLAND. VIRGINIA,
ID nov open and
READY FOR VISITORS.
TERMs-ss per Day; sIs per week.
Address COBB BRorHERs,
- Route-stesmer from Baltimore OF Norfolk 10
Cberryetone. Sefs I'm
EAuQuIER WHITE SULPHUR sPRINCe.
l. VIRGINIA,
VIII open June 9;h, $50, under the man n n n
a9emenf OF Mr.. slLAs =. SANDERS. A0
Meoers us'e has been engaged Tor the ls: W
The Springs. are reached by ran 20 the town Of
MIrenton. where Passengers viii take Majors
CsrIiaees Tor the Springs, az miles distant. over .
i: sss5SsssSss,ssi ssys,,.'s; ,,S...Sy.
M oNrEREY sPRINGs.
ThS popular and healthy SUMNER RE- SeA0
SORT, 90 beautifully located lIs0 feet le.
above udewater, on the summit Of the = n. oI
the road lesdina from Hagerstown 90 Getty.burg,
reception Of Bosrders on the 9Th Of June
Charges, $40 per week OF sS per month when
boarders remain two months: children and
seryspts half price.
For further description send for cfrcuIsrs A
drea lIHGLlNG, Propri.s or,
Fountain Dale z. o., Adams county, Pa.
yeltt.th,ssw
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MEET END HOTEL
wv LONG BRANCH VIEW JERsEY.
Will be Opened for the Reception OF Guests ON tina
Goth yune.
Thh magnificent structure, l. Gated 81 the n q
Souu hnd Of this now famous summer XfS0
resort, mas all The sdvsntagee Of modern lks u
improvements calculated % make its guests ss{is{ed
I'm every respect.
The personal attention OF Mr.. JAMES SYKES
and Mr.. PBrHB 0ARDNER. % long known 10 the
traNe1ng public VIII surely guarantee those that
wish for.
FOR Roons, &C.. apply the premises, or ~ letter
addressed 20 SYKES, 0A1DNHR Cd.
Jel4u West End Hotel. Long Branch. n J.
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NEW AND sH0oHD-HAHD YURAITUR1.
10 M EolnIB OUsfonHBs AND TIN
Hs,i1e s.LS ths spscicss WITHOUT lss
Pesnsylvsnis synss, and cStainsl the
SSsrvicsc q ~, ~ LkMis BLACKIeTOH,
o.. veere VII b found lsrgs asscEt.
y III ssa
;en WI p so4 e price: guaranteed 70 give sstis
rsctipE stsshAsd o q he ahoEsSss sOHcs,
II IPPINCOTT FEMALE IN6TITUTB,
- OHARLxS STREET AVENUE,
Sslsct Boarding and Day School. HSsr, facilsey
!or the ac9uirement Of thorough and finished
~. special attention given 70 Ausio snd Ornansn-
CSst for boarding. puprs In English department
,Ies eirenl,Fs Containing fan infornat,sa address
dsH-eo&Wy REv. }. A.LIPPINoorr.An
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10
Seventh District Items.

Hhen looks well and bids fair for large crop Some
complaints heard among the farmers who sowed
early of insect that cuts the stock off just beneath
the ground leaving the plants of faded yellow color
those who have examined the insect it resembles
every particular except that has Wings but its
ravages only extend to some fields, the most of the
wheat looks well.
that people have adopted the spirit of education
but have regret however, and that is our teach
ers salaries which in most insufficient to dcry
necessary expenses. This subjects often to great
convenience. When succeed in getting good and
competent teachers, too often have to part with
them for the simple that the salaries will not
justify them in staying Can not something he done in
this matter!
Churches being built and others repaired in
District. which indicates that church-gong
people; and approve of places Of worship.
Observation-Disclosures building is going on
around us. Mr.. Enoch Noyee is rnttng up splendid
residence West Vannort contractors,) which when
finished will doubtless reflect credit those gentlemen.
Mr.. VIM Kerr has also erected upon his farm beauti-
full building which much improves the neighborhood.
Joseph Hanes has also erected at Mechanics Grove
store house, bac ksmth and wheelwrght shops. Mr..
James Knight has also built himself a store house. n
short distance from Mechanics Grove 1t will be re-
membered that this is the gentleman who lost all his
stock by fire last winter, Phenixke, raises store
house from the ashes.
Hog Killing is at its height, now, in this neishbor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10
Communicated.

Mr.. E. E. EwING-Sr:-Being in your
town few days since, fell in conversation
with young lady, when the subject OF
Temperance was introduced. remarked
that it was strange there were not more
belonged to the Lodge of Good Tcmplars
in Elkton,-for He that is above all knows
there is great work for Good Templars
to do in that town-when the young lady
remarked: "They are of such an inferior
set of persons that first class persons don't
care to associate with them"
l visited the Temperance Convention,
held in Elkton Dec. 9th, and from the
conversation with the young lady, fully
expected to see men dressed in 'home-spun''
and women in domestic. But instead, l
met with a body of we'll dressed ladies and
gentleman. To be sure they had not quite
SO much false hair, powder, paint, and
sham jewelry, on their persons as our lady
friend, but did not see any person inferior
to the young lady. And can assure you
that she did not gain friend in me, for
thus speaking of Good Templars for she
was in conversation with
A COOP TENpLAR.
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A Liberal Offer.

To any lady or gentleman in either of
the Districts Except the Third of the
county, who will furnish us with one short
letter each week, we will pay $25 year
in cash and give them two copies of Tile
Wig, to be sent to any address they may
name. The matter to be as truthful as
possible and contain nothing of personal
character, and be composed wholly of local
items, not verses, essays or articles on
politics or other subjects. Here is a
chance for young ladies or gentlemen to
improve themselves in writing, and at the
same time get enough at least to pay
fDr paper and stamps. You need not be
afraid to write-we will put the matter in
proper shape. The following are some of
the subjects to write upon. Give us all
the neighborhood news. Tell us who dies,
who gets married, who comes into the
neighborhood, who moves away, who sells
or purchases farm, what new business
starts, fires, accidents, fights, and in short,
any thing that one neighbor would tell
another as news. And if you have nothing
better to write about, give us your opinion
of the weather, the condition of the roads
or anything else you choose. The Editor,
of course, reserves to himself the right to
publish the correspondence entire, in part,
or to withhold it altogether; and cores
pondents may feel safe in trusting him-he
will try to do what is right. If in any Dis
trict there may be more than one person
applying, the Editor will make selection,
but no one will ever know that there was
more than one applicant. The above pro-
position will remain open until the 31st day
of December, and any one desiring the
position, will address the Editor over pro-
per signature, with District and post office
address, with a speciman letter for publ
cation if they think proper, and as soon as
the time expires, successful applicants will
be notified. Where there are not items
sufficient to furnish letter weekly, so cts.
letter will be paid for all received that
are accepted.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10
Port Deposit Items.

At last a change has taken place in the weather.
On Tuesday the growl of the winter wind heard
Wednesday and chilly, and the Unprecedented
autumn has departed.
Despite the warmth the moon being fright" t.
keep the flesh from unduly shrinking the blood of til,
innocent hogs has flowed freely and the annual butch
crimg of this section has nearly closed.
Last Saturday night some providing thief took
basket from the market wagon of John Foster ant
decamped entaiIing loss Mr. f. of S for basket
contents. The same evening afghan was taken from
Dr. Miners buggy while in front of the Washington
House. The Dr. is DESTROYS of attending that man pro
fessonay.
1t is stated that portion Of the Port Columbia
Engineering Corps will he disposed with about the mid
die of the present month"; work that line not being
very active just now.
HEMr. JOS W. Reynolds, having purchased the prop
erty known d" Kidd's Purchase" has removed from
village and will be glad to meet his friends ut The
Pines" The latter designation is the new name and
taken from grove of pines north of the dwelling.
- The Lectures to have been given by Mr.. Gracey on
tho 18th and 14th inst, postponed until Wednesday
and Thursday 18th and 29th inst. Mr. Gracey has been
appointed the chair Of Historical Theology at Drew
Seminary and being compelled to enter upon his duties
forced to postpone his Lectures above.
- The Singing Pilgrim gave concert last Monday
night at Odd Fellows Hall-had good house, and sang
as is his CUSTOM acceptal'y.
d. NJ. Reynolds has introduced steam into his flour
mill, Rock Rum and now has both steam and water
drive his machinery.
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Pilot Town Items.

Rdilroai-The work on the Port Deposit Columbia
Railroad is progressing with great prospect of com
plctinn to the Pennsylvania line Mr.. Malone has Il
heavy force from Cunowngo to the Wild Cat Rock
Mr. Snyder has resumed work the contract that Mr.
Ryan threw up.
Hhent-The wheat crop looks very we'll notice
the farmers have their sheep and calves it to prevent
it from getting too large.
Reiiqious-Thc protractcd meeting at Bethesda church
has closed after holding Il nights. They had splendid
weather and fine order. Some fifteen pr"fessed religion
ErhibitiOn.-Tlcrc will be Public School Exhibition
at Pilot Town school-huuse Friday evening next
the proceeds of which will be appropriated to the pur
chase of District library. Mr.. Jacob C. Warner is
teacher in charge Of the school.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

The Singing Pilgrim.-Mr. Philip Phil
lips, the celebrated Singing Pilgrim"
whose fame has preceded his advent here,
will hold Concert, ON Monday evening
next, as has been previously advertised, in
the Odd Fellows Hall, in this town, for
the benefit Of the Sabbath-School Union.
Mr.. Phillips is so famed as a vocalist that
few, we apprehend, will let the opportunity
pass without hearing him exercise his Won
derful powers in sacred song.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

"a If you want to be IN good humor
all the week, get your washing nicely done
by 10 o'clock Monday morning and have
the clothes ironed and put away before
night. Now if yon don't know how to dc
this, Just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous Waminqton
City Soap" Ask your grocer for it.
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Deafness, blindness & Catarrh.

J. ISAACS, NJ. D., sos Arch Street. Philadelphia,
Oculst and Aurst Professor in the Medical College of
yvana of the Eye and Ear. Persons afflicted with
diseases Of the EYE EAR, or CATARKlI will he scien-
tic.y treated and cured if durable He has been per-
ancntly located in the city for years and makes the
above spcciacs in his practice. The Medical faculty
is invited he has secrets in his mode Of treatment
tH-Artifical eyes inserted without pain. No charges
made for examination.
Jan %, 1S69-1y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

Any persons desiring lock stitch sewing
machine, would do we'll to remember that
they can procure one equal to any other for
family use, Of BENZ. E. Lodore, who also
has for sale, the Grover s. Baker elastic
stitch sewing machine, which is superior to
any other for family work. Mr.. Lodore is
now prepared to deliver machines to Gus
toners at their residences on as favorable
terms as can be procured elsewhere. The
machines can be seen at his residence, in
Church street, Elkton. Orders by mail
promptly attented to. Any kind Of sewing
machines repaired and adjusted by him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

Paris is besieged by an innumerable host
and will probably fall into the hands of the
Prussians. For some few weeks to come,
ALRIcHs Jewelry Store will doubtless be
besieged by great throng Of customers,
and those beautiful watches, bracelets,
pencils, sleeve buttons, ETC., and silver plate
will fall into their hands.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

The Elkton Star Lecture COurse.-Mr.
George Vandenhotf, will open the course
on Tuesday evening, Goth inst, at the
Odd Fellows Hall. This celebrated reader
has no superior, and few, if any, equals in
his chosen line of eloquence.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

CoNGREss-Congress assembled on Mon
day last; organized, and proceeded to bust
ness in quiet and business-like manner.
The Presidents Message was received by
both Houses at o'clock, and read, together
with the Reports of the Heads of Depart
mentS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

"MANY MIcKLE MAKES A MUCKLE."-
Many sales and small profits amounts to
the same as few sales and large profits
Wanamaker & Brown do the former, and
make SO many sales that they can be con-
tent with very small profits.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

Temperance.-TheL Lodge of Good Temp
lars, of Chesapeake City, propose holding
meeting at that place, Oh Monday evening
next, 18th inst, at their lodge room, which
will be open to the public at O'Clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

Worth KnOwing.-It is a fact worth
knowing, that any book can be had at
HINCHLIFFE's at publishers prices, and
any of the magazines may be had, also, by
persons ordering and paying monthly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

Wilson, at the B. NJ. House, has fine
assortment of Goods that he is selling
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. No
exceptions. 1t is with pleasure that Wilson
and his clerks show goods.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

A Valuable Farm.-Mr. S. r. Carson, of
Port Deposit, advertises valuable farm at
public sale, on the Goth inst, located near
that town. This farm is one of the most
desirable in the county.
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Local Miscellany.-Mr. Morter, tenant

Local Miscellany.-Mr. Morter, tenant
on the farm of the late DR.. Cunnieham,
Grove Point, in Sassafras Neck, recently
lost two fine horses; and Mr.. Hicks, who
runs saw-mill on the same farm, lost two
horses and a mule. Cause supposed to be
feeding the stock on damaged corn.
Mr.. Fischer, the celebrated singer, will
give a concert in the M. P. Church, at
Rowlandsville, OH Wednesday evening next.
w. ]. Jones, Trustee, sold at public sale,
on Wednesday last, the farm of Ambrose
B. Owens, near Zion, containing 1O2 acres,
for 5000. Henry P. Chandlee, purchaser.
The Elkton Building Society meets to-
night.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

To Cure a Cough, to relieve all irritation of the
throat to restore perfect sounness and health to the
most delicate organizations of the human frame-the
Lungs-use DIR. Wistars Balsdn Of Wild Cherrp which
is still prepared With the in the selection and
compromising of its various ingredients when it
introduced to the public by DIR. Wistar forty year.
rince.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-10

The Jury.-We are authorized by the
proper authority to state that petit Jurors
need not attend Court till Tuesday morn
ing, at 81 o'clock, as the petit jury is never
wanted ON the first day of Court.