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NOTICE..

The une1ampcd satisfaction that NATTAN'S CRYS
tai DISCOVERY has given this vicinity, evidenced
by the repeated orders Of Of tho first druggists
induce TO direct especial and particular attention to
the great fact that by its you gain all the advantages
claimed for the many poisonous compounds in use to
wit the restoration of the color and growth Of tho
hair and tho speedy removal Of dandruf. without the
least possible injuryas Crystal Discovery is positively
warranted to contain poisonous substance neither
Lead, Sulphur or Silver.
It's perfect cleanliness is n reason not lightly to be
overlookcd it will neither stain the skin clothcs-n
sentence 1t is exactly what has boon wanted for
long while, Restorcr of the Hair that may be used
without tho fear that you going to have Neuralgia
Paralysis Lead Collie and various other complaints, the
result Of tho usr of lead preparations.
As simply dressing for the hair, it has also been
found to he uncxcelled.
Letters in possession might be published hy the
score, all recommending it in the highest terms, OF
which promise to give you in future.
BY oil try it, satisfied it will give you
entire satisfaction Price 81 per bottle For sale by
druggists generally. ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor,
Washington, D. c.
To whom address all orders.
For sale by IT. II. MITCHELL, Elkton and N. B. MoRRI
son, North East. June II, 1SIl-Sm
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CECILTON ITEMS.

On the 3rd instant the Good Templars
of this place had an excursion to Balti-
more. The day was pleasant, the company
agreeable, with two ministers aboard, who
delivered lectures ON temperance, and
everything passed off very agrecably. The
excursion Melted $50 to the lodge.
AT the close of tho public school quar-
ter, Miss f. George had public exhibition
of her pupils, who passed a creditable OK
animation and acquitted themselves with
much cclat. Compositions and comic
pieces were read and rccitcd by some of
the pupils.
The Fourth passed very quietly in this
village. All business was suspended by
our merchants.
Rev. Mr. Hammer, Presbyterian, preach
cd very powerful sermon in tho taber-
naclc ut Georgetown, on last Sabbath. Tho
church numbers twenty eight members.
Oats harvest is ended and the crop
proves te DO better than was expected
The crop of Halls carly peaches is alum
dant this season.-IIot weather and flies are
the aflliction of the day.
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INDEPENDENCE ITEMS.

Dear Whig.-After a long fruitless SUM-
Dor wo arc agreeably aroused to the fact
that VIC have a place of at least as much
import, if not more, than some from which
you receive items, discovery that encour-
ages us to send you a few lines.
Descriptive Cataloguc.-We have church
within a short distance of tho place, dry
goods and grocery store, a grist mill-one
of tho best in the county, wheelwright
and blacksmith shop shoemaker shop,
and carpenter on the right and left, stone
masons and painters at our command, so
that our wants are all supplied. Alas! for
tho ladies, we have no millinery head
quarters A great blessing to husbands
by the by.
Crops.-The wheat crop in this vicinity
has cqualcd our expectations in turning
out tolcrably good. Mr.. F. w. Jones, our
cntcrprising farmer was tho first to market
with new wheat. We have rs good corn
in this neighborhood as any we have seen
during the season, with every prospect of
good crop, to the delight of all pon'e cat
ers. We have every encouragement to
expect good crop of oats; although they
were backward in the fore part of the sea-
son. Farmers will have little trouble in
cutting them, there having been no rain to
beat them down.
ScAool.-The public school at this place,
which is now closed, was conducted with
universal satisfaction the last term, under
the supervision of Mr.. A. Brown. We
hope Mr.. Everest, the School Commission
er, will treat us with as good dealer Of
public knowledge next fall.
Religious.-N[r. Kemp, the new pastor
on this circuit, has been present at Asbury
NJ. E. Church, on his regular appointed
occasions and preached interesting sermons
to the attending and attentive people OF
this community. The circuit combined
are making arrangements for holding Fair
and Festival in a short time.
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Incendiarism.-On Saturday night last,
about 10 o'clock, u fire was discovered in
the lumber yard of Mr.. William McCrery,
by Mr.. Lewis Buchanan, who was on his
way home from town. lilo immediately
gave the alarm, which walked Messrs. Hill
and Alexander, who ran ,mt to the spot
where the blaze was shoot ug its forkcd
tongues up, and with few buckets Of
water succeeded in qucnching the dcvour-
lng element before damage to amy extent
was DONE n broken coal oil DO, Ito and
B"H'nsorc american were found at the
place and some remains of the coal oil
which had been made use of to st; UT the
fire. Fortunately the fire had been ki'ndlcd
to pile of green fencing boards that were
piled close without sticking. and c,,nse-
quently did not mako rapid Roadway. and
being early discovered was easily put out.
The tracks of the incendiary were traced
for some distance, and the dimensions If
his shoe taken.
Tho Lumber yard is at the East ond of
town, and was recently purchased by Mr..
McCrery of Hill s. Alexander. Tho dam
age done amounted to charring the cdres
and burning the ends of some half dozen
fence boards, while the escape from de-
structive fire was very narrow. A night
watch has been established for the lumber
yard-and Hill & Aloxander's mills which
is adjacent-in future, who will patrol the
premises with well charged gun, and
attend to all night providers.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY ITEMS.

R3ligious.-Rev. Mr.. Kidney will admin
lister the Rito of Baptism in tho NJ. f.
Church, on Sabbath morning, 10th.
PsacAes.-Mr. J. II, Brooks has entered
into CO partncrship with Messrs. Bouldcn
and Bowen, in the peach business. This
firm is making extensive preparation for
buying and shipping peaches from this
place tho coming season; they have al
ready shipped several hundred baskets.
Psrsonag.-Rcv. C. p. Mallory left hore
on Tuesday last, for a few weeks vacation,
he expects to return to his charge about
August 18th or Goth.
Closed.-Thc Public Schools have closed
and tho Teachers have all left for thcir
respective homes, to await tho beginning
of another school year.
MiscelMneons.-No preaching in the
Presbyterian Church until August Goth.
Tho Juvenile Temperance Society meets
on Wednesday. :. Chesapeake needs a
lock up. /. Berries are plenty. o.. The
Town Isaililf should attend to tlisortlcrlS
characters in the streets.
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MYSTIC WATER FROM DAVID'S WE'LL.

The great DIURETIC, TONIC and Alternative rem
edy Of the AGE holds solution the PRoToxIpI ot IRON
and other valuable compounds, and is being proved hy
the unrrrn test of repeated trials as one 81 IN" best
known REMEDIES for DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA, MIR
voUsSgss. LIVER COMPLAINTS CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,
CONSUMPTION, in its early stages DIABETES 1SrgsfISAL
DISORDERS a! GENERAL DEBILITY. 1t purii,s and
riches the blood increases the appetite" promotes dig"s
ton stimulates the sccrenns and vtzrs the nervous
system. 1t is RECOMMENDED by PuYsIcI ans and
the testimonials of ny reveal its secret powers. 1t
sold the low price of 500 per box dozen quart
bottles delivered at Bristol Pa to be expressed to any
point.
u. S. CADwALLADER zoos Race ST., Philadelphia
ED- The HEALING INSTITUTE at DAvID'S WELL
is designed accommodate patients during all seasons
of the year. who prefer drinking the MYSTIC WATER
from the WELL. Feb 4, 1S71-5m
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
Deafness, Blindness < Catarrl,

' ISAACS, NJ L. so5 Arch street Philadelphia,
o,uI,st and Aurt rIn"ai III the M"lirHl Collie at
>t III. Eve and Ear. Person afflicted with
Jn,q,,,.s of the EYE EAR, CATARfIl will h." scici-
ticay treated and cured if durable lie has been per-
nenty located in the city for years and makes the
above sprcialitrs in his practice. Tho Medical faculty
il invited as has secrets in his mode of treatm"nt
unArtiiical eyes inserted without pain. No charges
made for examination.
Ian lSfg-1y
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Sailed for EurOpe.-Mr. Marks Lheber-
man, who has been very successful deal
or in ready made clothing, in this town.
for number of years, sailed for Bovaria
on Wednesday last on two months visit
to his native home, his parents, brothers
and sisters whom he has not seen for fif-
teen wears. We wish him pleasant voy-
arc and visit to Faderland and safe return.
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sB"The " Wilmington CITY Soap" chal-
lenges the world to beat it. 1t is a pure,
harmless, beautiful and effective article
warrantcd to do all claimed for it. The
whole country is beginning to appreciate
it's superiority. Moore ~ Bro, manufac-
turers.
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Interesting TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Tt
Zion, has Just opened very desirable Sum-
NOR Goods, which he is selling at 25 per
cent below usual wholesale prices. Goods
worth 81 cents, he is selling ut 1G; and as
an evidence that such popular business prin-
ciples pay, he cncloses an X to the printer.
A noble act, every way worthy of imita-
ton.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PERSONAL Postmaster. Cen
eral George Earle has been i'll town this
week. His numerous friends in this county
will he pleased to learn that no is looking
remarkably well.
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1t is n truth so palpable that it requires
no demonstration whatever, but is at once
universally admitted, that RULEY keeps
one of the best and cheapest stocks of
goods ever offered for salo in Cecil county.
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Interesting TO COnsumers.-Fol

Turnip Secd.-Prime fresh Turnip Seed
for sale at FRAzER's DRUG STORE.
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Fine Cabbage.-Mr. Henry Bell, onr
model Elkton trucker, presented us with
ono of the most perfect heads of cabbage
that we ever saw. Tho head weighed 0
hounds and measured 30x35 inches in Cir
cumfcrencc. There are many larger heads
raised, but for solid, compact form, and
smooth evenly fold Of tho leaves we have
never witnessed so perfect head. The
variety was of the latc drumhead.
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Local Miscellany. the absence of
Rev. II. $. Thompson, the pulpit of the
Elkton NJ. T.. Church was filled last Sun
dap, both morning and evening, by Rev.
A. :. Vaughan, Of Elkton. MIR. Thomp-
son will ill his pulpit to morrow.
On Saturday afternoon last, Henry +.
Miller, about 16 years of age, and prls-
oner in tho Jail, tried to make his escape
but did not succeed At tho Spring term
of Court he was tried and convicted for
cutting the throat of little colorcd boy,
living with Walter Armstrong, of the 4th
District, und sentenced to confinement in
the Jail until January next. His health
proving bad, he was allowed to leave tho
cell, and to work about tho house and gar
den, under the care of some one On Sat
urtlay an opportunity of escape offered,
and he put off up the railroad. Pursuit
was at once made by the Deputy Sheriff,
and the prisoner captured short distance
South of Newark, Del. lIo now enjoys
the quiet and privileges of his lonely cell.
Money sold at the Ellton Building Soci-
city, Oh Saturday night last, $500 at 25I and
$1,000 at sGi premium.
The final sale. Of County Bonds is advor-
tised this week. A fine chance for safe in
vcstment.
Woodlawn camp commences August
18th. For particulars see adv.
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sY" Mr.. John c. Hindman is our regll-
la,ly authorized Agent and Collector t"
procure subscriptions and advertising Tor
The VIA.
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Money oxcitcs powerful influence over
tho minds of all men, and to secure full
value for it, when expended, they rush to
RuLEy's, at the Brick Meeting House.
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Parsonage Rcception.-The Reception at
the new NJ. f. Parsonage at Zion, in this
county. will take place, next "Wednesday
evening, the 10Th instant, beginning at Z
o'clock. Everybody is invited to be pres
ont A good time is anticipated.
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Accidents.-Mr. james Howell, of this
town, had his hip quite seriously injured,
on Tuesday last, by a log falling upon him,
at the mill of Hill & Alexander, Mr.. II.
had his back badly injured about three
years ago in a similar manner.
On Wednesday last, Alfred Davis, step
son of Joshua Ash, ST., of Elkton, had
his thumb nearly taken off whilo attending
circular saw, at Hill & Alexander's mills.
On Tuesday last, johnny Murphy, of
ger taken OFF, by bar of railroad iron fall
ing on it.
Mr.. Daniel Stanton, of tho firm of Stan
ton & Moore, Tobacco and Segar Dealers,
of this town, who was ono of tho spccta-
tors at the game of ball, on Wednesday
afternoon last, was struck in the left eve
by "foul ball, which felled him to the
ground. When he was picked up, tho
blood was oozing out quite freely. DR..
Ellis was on the ground and dispersed the
crowd which had gathered around, and at
tended the unfortunate, who soon recov-
cred. This should prove q warning to
those who will persist in standing so far
down in the field. On that day number
of other GO foul balls alighted in the i'm
mediate vicinity whore Mr.. Stanton was
standing. The crowd scarcely gave tho
cleft fielder" room to play.
Mr.. Abraham Wright, residing near
Glasgow, Del, had his cellar bone broken,
short time since, caused by the milling
of his horse, and throwing him violently to
the ground.
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PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.

Last Monday, the steamer Kent Island
brought about 800 colored people from Bal
timore, who spent the day at Happy Val
Icy. About P. NJ, a young man of the
party, while bathing, got beyond his depth
and was drowned. His body was recovered
and taken to Baltimore by rail.
Tho Episcopal Sunday-school hold n
pic mic to- day, in Abraham's woods. The
Methodist Sunday school will have their
annual pic mic in the same woods, on We'd
nesday next, 10Th inst. The Port Band
held pic mic on Friday, at Shure's Island.
They have just received new set of brass
instruments, rotary valves, which they
used for the first time. The band is i'm
proving rapidly, and reflect great credit
upon Mr.. Will Head, their leader, whose
efforts are untiring to reach high stand
ard.
Tho camp meeting fever is showing
itself. Woodlawn camp, three miles from
here, promises to be great. Many tents
are called for. Ground high, good shade,
fine water. Parson Weston has awaked,
and is driving on to victory. About August
I'd, sites will be selected by lot for stations
and circuits. c. s. Abrahams, Secretary,
will give full information.
"A son of DR.. Loag came to grief by
trusting too faithfully to the uprightness
of one Of his fathers horses. The animal
fell, and the boy was thought to be badly
hurt, but is all right now.
-Wc have felt warm here for several
days, and would have succumbed, had not
our philanthropic druggor, Geo. Anderson,
set up an arctic soda fountain. lie deserves
wife to fan him.
There is said to DO in this ncighbor-
hood, a grandmother, eighty-nino years OF
age, who has lately cut eight bran new
tceth-in her own mouth-through her
own gums.
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Il BLESSING TO LADIES'.
DupOncO'S Golden Pills for Females
ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
AND NEVER FAIL.

Toimmcdatcy relieve and permanently euro suppressed
difficult mcnstruatinn, remove distractions, DC.
One lady writes she would he willing to pay - box
for them rather than be without them
Another lady writes, Duponco's Golden IfUs relieved
me in two days." without any inconvenience, like
magic
g Beware of Countcrfcits' The genuine is now put
up in large white boxes, containing double quantity"
of Pills. and upon each box You will find the U. S..
Revenue Stamp printed from private die, upon which
you will find the words DUpoSco's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS. in (whitc) letters. None genuine without that
stamp The small rcd and yeitop bores no longer
used, because Of their being counterfeited
Sold at Dr. MIrcHELLs DRUG STORE Ekton, Md.
by sending 81 through the Ekton Post Office, can
have the Pills (conientia by mail to any part
OF the country free OF postage.
Sold also by SMITH L PAINTER Wilmington; II. 81.
BRIcKLEY, Chester, and by S. d. HOWE, Proprietor,
Nov l., lS1O-ly Now York.
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Great excursions arc held daily in tho
Ne Plus Ultra Store, in the Grove, Brick
Meeting House.
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Persons visiting the city of Brick Meet
ing House, should call on RuLEY and OK
anime his stock of goods as they are ahead.
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Large stock Of Dried Beef, sugar cnred
Hams, Sides and Shoulders at tho HIVE in
the Hollow.
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Fair exchange is no robbery {; so 60 to
the No Plus Ultra Store, and give your
money in exchange for Goods, and you will
save by it.-WILsoN.
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Struck by Lightning.-Thc barn and
contents, and wheat stacks of Mr.. Richard
Cam, residing about half a milo south Of
Glasgow, Del, were destroyed by fire on
Tuesday evening last. Tho premises are
supposed to have been struck by lightning.
He had just gathered in his entire harvest,
all of which was consumed. The loss is
very heavy. We did not hear whether
there was any insurance on the property.
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What Draws a CrOWd.-Chcap and good
goods. WILSON will provo it to you.
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To learn the lowest prices at which any
article of merchandise can be sold, inquire
ut the BEE Hive.
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At the BEE HIVE all goods are sold fol
cash.
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Fair and Festival.-A grand Fair and
Festival is to be held in the new Ebenezer
Methodist Episcopal Church, on Zion Cir
cult, in this county, on Wednesday and
Thursday, the end and Sd of August next.
Refreshments of all sorts will be on hand
in abundance. Dinner each day at 80 cts,
and Supper at 20 cents. Children half
price. A great many useful and fancy
articles will be exposed for sale. The
house will be opened at 0 o'clock, A. NJ,
and closed at 10 o'clock, p. N.
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Misunderstanding the graduates at
tho recent commencement june 2Sth) of
Bordentown On. j. Female College, was
numbered Miss Dora L. Register, OF this
town. In an editorial, speaking of the
commencement exercises of the college,
in which the names of the young ladies
receiving diplomas are mentioned, the
Methodist Home Journal says, Tho last
named, Miss Register, was honored with
the Valedictory, which was BRIEF beauti-
full and appropriate Tho young lady
here referred to in so lettering manner
by the Journal, has developed, for her age,
high degree of literary alcnt, and has
for several years, we learn, b cen contrib,
utor to some of the leading family Maya
zines. We have occasionally published
some of her fugitive poetry, which, in SEN
siment and language ranged far above the
young lady productions of similar charac-
ter. Her talents are only equallcd by her
retiring modosty which shrinks from the
public gaze, and induces her to withhold
the writer's name from hor published pro-
auctions.
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A Supply OF Good Blood.

The Scawced Tonic in CONJUNCTION with tho Pills per
mnates and assimatcs with the food. Qualification IL
progressing without its previous fortunes. Diges
t"n becomes Painless and tho is to be at hand
There is f,tulcncc, cxaccrbation Of the
stomach. An appetite sets in.
Now the greatest Blood Purifier yet giver
by an indu;cnt Father to suffering man. Schrnck.
rulmonc Syrup in to perform its functions ant
hasten and complete the 1t enters ut upor
lis work. Nature cannot be cheated 1t collects an,
ripeils the impaired and diseased portions Of tho lungs
In tho form If gatherings it prepares them for exprc
tr,t"n, and 10, in very short tim" the mnady is van
Iuishc. The rotten throne ii occupied is renovated
made new and tho patient in all the dignity Of rcgain",
vigor steps forth to enjoy tho manhood womanlIoo'
th,tw
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TOAL.-
~ Til. Celebrated Baltmars Csmpany Coal for Pan
" DC ~ baud NJ kab ~ D SCQHE HR0
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In these swcltering days, it is more
refreshing than a julep to view and exam
inc the cool and airy fabrics at LEWIS,
which the ladies delight so much to luxu-
riate in, while the cheated term RACES.
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Select Readings and COncert.-There
will be an entertainment, consisting OF
Select Readings and Vocal and Instrument
tai Music, in Zion Methodist Episcopal
Church, in this county, Oh Thursday even
ing, the Goth inst, for tho benefit of said
Church. The Reading will be by the Pas
tor. Rev. Thos. L. Poulson, while the
Music will be furnished by Profs. Sanders
and Robinson, Of Baltimore, and Others
Price of admission % cents. There will
also be supply of excellent Ice Cream on
hand at Reasonable rates.
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For BuckwIent tho best manure is ground
bone, and Pure Ground Bone may be had
at the Bone Mill of Thos. Warning, Colera,
Cecil county, Md. Samples sent on appli-
cation. 3w
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New Goods received weekly at tho Ne
Plus Ultra Store. No old goods there.
WILSON.
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Price 81 per Box. Six Boxes, S5.
CONSUMPTION,
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE.
BYJ.H. SCHENCK, NJ. D.

Many human being has passed away, for whose
death there other than the neglect OF
known and indisputably proven Of cure. Those
near and dear family and friends sleeping the
dreamless slumbcr into which, had they calmly adopted
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Soda Water.-Try glass as drawn from
DIR. FRAzER's new "Arctic."