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Or 5000 Facts for Physical Existence. BY A II. PIatt
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NOTICE..

The North East Building and Loan Association of Cecil
county, Maryland,
James NJ IEogg and Sarah NJ. lTogg, his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery.
May llth, ISL.
ORDERED That the sale made and reported by Reuben
liaines. Attorney for the North East Building and Loan
Association Of Cecil county, Md, Of the Real Estate of
James NJ. Hogg and wife. he ratified and confirmed,
uncss cause to the contrary thereof be shown or
before the fifteenth day Of July provided copy
of this order he inserted in newspaper printed at
Elkton, Nd, week for month before the four
tecnth day of June next.
The Report states the amount Of sale to he $4,000
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test DAVID SCOTT,
may 13 1S71-1m Clerk.
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1t washes from one to TWENTY-FIVE article. il, s ~
to four minutes " ~ 'i'e
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1t washes whittier and more thoroughly clean than by
any other process strong currents Of water are dashed
through every part Of the fabric.
VIII save thrce times its cost in Il single year in
labor and wear Of clothes. ' "
1t reduces w:shiay to hour.
The hlng Washer is called, if We are rightly in
iortd aitcr the name Of its inventor Int it NAV we'll
ass" inc name as royal title for it tined to lord
IL over al competitors an reign supreme in the Laun-
dry Its claims are everywhere acknowl edged and not
ohi! are those who stood alonf from all washing ma
ehInes but some who have been using other machines
arc replacing them with the King Observation-Disclosures
Gazette.
The King flasher arrived safe on Friday evening; on
Monday morning had my maiden" experience in
washing. postmortcm examination 10y experts Of the
family elected the following results: one-furth of tho
time, thrcc-fourths saved: better done and cleaner
saving tnnca!culated) in the The servants arc
Delighted and my wife and pleased will take
great pleasure in recommending the King Washer Cn.s
L.. IRorrNAN, assist U. s. Assessor, Richmond, Va
The hiag flasher is complete and answers so we'll
all the ends desired that there nothing more desired
IN this Saving, tab0-sdriny machine Phiia Press
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anil Labor and also its cleansing pr,prrtes do NOT hos
ltate to say 1t Will do all you claim for it, and will
eheerfully recommend it nay friends to he the best
washing machine have scen.--J. ". LoANg O. W.
Frat st. Bat.
Does it take all the dirt OUT Try it, and We venture
the assertion that You cannot find piece Of linen so
soed that the KING WASHER will not make clean as neI
i'll hve Manifestation Journal
take pleasure in adding my testimony to the good
qualities Of tc KING WASHER. 1t does its work well
and eIectuay and is undoubtedly one of the greatest
lahor-snvlns MACHINES Of the sgeDr j. H. scHEycK,
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Deafness, Blindness & Catarrh.

J. ISAACS, VI. 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, CATARRII will be scicn-
cay treated AMI cured if durable lie has been per-
maently located in the city for years and makes the
above. speciates in his practice. Tho Medical faculty
is invited he has secrets in his mode Of treatment.
Ia-Artiticial eyes inserted without pain. No charges
made for examination.
Jan IS, 1SG1-1y
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NOTICE.

IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR CECIL COUNTY
April Eth, 1871.
ORDEREp, That the sale made and reported 10y W. P
Ewing Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate of Stephen
Hill, deceased be ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary be shown before the 22nd of June
next; provided copy # this Order be inserted in some
newspaper printed at Elkton. once a week for ono
month before the 22nd day of May next.
The Report states amount of sales to he 10000.
II. ID. JANAR Register.
True copy: test, X. D. LAMAR
april 81, 1SIl-lm Register
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NOTICE..

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CECIL COUNTY
In the matter Of the sale of the Real Estate Of John
Lyon, deceased
oRDRREn This 2Sth day of March in the year eighteen
hundred and sevent yonc that notice be given by alvcr
tlseen published in the Cecil Democrat and Cecil Wig
newspapers published in Cecil county, week for
one "hth before the 18th day of june next warning all
persons Interested in the property of John T. Lyon sold
Tor the payment of taxes i'll the village Of Port Deposit
IN Cecil county, to he and appear the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, by the 18th of June next show
cause, if any they have why said sale should not be
ratiiad and confirmed. FREDERICK STUMP.
True copy: test, DAVID SCOTT,
may o, lSIl-lm Clerk.
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AGRICULTURE AND LABOR.

In pursuance of the Address to the People of Mary
land ISSUE 10y order of the Convention held in the city
of Baltimore the 18th Of December last. the Conyen-
tion will meet ain in the city Of Baltimore THURS
DAY, June LIST at 10 O'clock at Ranrs HALL
OF Baltimore Street and Post Ofcc Avenue for the pur
pose of receiving reports and pcrfrctng orgnizatnn
The Delegates from the different counties earnestly
requested TO be punctual III attendance.
0DEN BOWIE,
may Is. I57l-3w President.
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NOTICE.
SAMUEL HARRIS
VS..

GEORGE r. CARPENTER
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancsry
May 9TH ISL.
ORDERED That the sale made and rsrorte by Reuben
laines Trustee for the sale Of the Real George
X Carpenter, be ratified and confirmed unless
the contrary thereof be shown before the twelfth
day OF July, next provided copy Of thi. order be
inserted III some newspaper printed at Elkton
week for one month before the ninth day Of June,
The Report states the amount of sales to hc $1,000 90
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
may u, lS1l-lm Clerk.
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GROUND RENT OF s1eo
NOTICES., dc.
NOTICE.

All persons hereby furcwarnsd from trcspassing
on the premises OF Anthony ReN bold. in Grove Neck
Cecil county, Nd, of which tenant as | intend t.
enforc" the law against all who may hereafter trspass
Nay s, lSTl-iw. JOHN CAyENDkR
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More GOOds.-Some nine or ten wagon
loads of new goods, just added to the Stock
at the Empire Store, Zion. Customers
may come on! FORD will provide the sup
plies
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NOTICE.,

An Election for Director TO represent the interests
OF the individual Stockholders Of the Bohemia Bridge
Co. will he held in Chesapeake City OR MONDAY. May
end, ISL Polls open from II o'clock to l. o'clock
j. H. STEELE,
may Is, IS7l-2w Secretary
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valuable for building lots
The farm is under good fencing AMI is in excellent
condition. The land is Of excellent quality and easily
tiilri-wth sufficient timber for fencing purposes and
homo All persons desiring good f,rr located in
healthy nrghhorh"n, AMI encnt distances from
railroads, churches. schools aud markets shoud exam
inc this farm before purchasing elsewhere The farm
located near the village of Brick Meeting House. seven
miles from North East depot on the Phil, Wilmington
l'tlin"r" Railroad. four miles from the Rising sun,
and six miles from Oxford, Pa, depots the Baltimore
Central Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE-One-llaif cash on til. day of sale:
the balance in One Year from the day of sale; to he
secured 10y the Bond of the purchaser with approved
security and to bear interest from tho day sale;
all the purchase money may be paid in cash the day
of sale, il the purchaser prefer Ia do.
Cost of stamp, decd, &c. to be paid by purchaser
REUBEN HAINES,
MAJ II, 1S11-ts Trustee
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ORPHANS COURT.

TTNIIE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court Of
l. Cecil county will he held on the second TUESDAY
i'll every month. Executors Administrators and Guar
dams, wanting their accounts stated will please bring
in the vouchers few days before Court.
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Nov 80, 1s67-y Register.
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ARLINGTON
T> that will also ut my place this
T9A \season. He is of another fancy troting
LIZ stock of the country, being grandson of
the celebrated Long Island Black Hawk. His dam
thoroughbred, being sired by imported Margrave He
is very stylish and fast horse, and has sired very
promising colts; among them several owned by Prcs-
dent Grant will stand him at the very low fec Of so
for the season, giving the same privilege us do with
/" Sir Cecil" will also give the following premiums
for his get of this year:
For the best Colt Fillcy in the month of May,
lHi SOJ
For the second best Colt Filley in the month of
For the third best Colt or Fill.y in the month Of
May. 80
Now here is chance to the service Of two Of
the best Striliuns in the country and also u premium
which will equal or exceed the fee paid
Charles A. Murphey,
may Is, 1S73-1m NEWARK, DEL
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to lie made up to order, and will
send by mail samples of goods
with price lists for all kinds OF
garments, and instructions for
sclf-measurcmcnt. whenever de.
sired 10 do so. Parties not living
in Philadelphia then select
and order goods well as though
here, which will he guaranteed
in all cases To nit tCcU and gire
satisfaction in all respects.
BENNETT 4 Co..
TOWER HALL,
No. SIS MARKET STREET.
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS
PHILiDELPHIi.
April %, lS71-3m
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Call and examine the splendid
stock We have prepared for
this season : sales. Cur prices
Will hc found lower than ever
before. Our mems
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The Denton Union announces that it
present one is a good one and plainly read.
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TO Breeders of TrOttins Horses.
Having realized my expectations in the got of my
HAMsLErOSIAN STALLION,
SIR CECIL.

Having realized my expectations in the got of my
HAMsLEroNIAS STALLION,
SIR CECIL,
I offer his services for this season. confidently "a
believing him to lie this best Horse offer xfEzA
ed to breeders of Trctting Stock in this sec-s
ton, and Of the most fashionable blood: -SS~SNo
greater speed and higher prices being paid for Humble
tonian Horses than other strain of stock produced
in this or any other country av" several of lis colts
coming three wears old, which for lyle and speed
he excelrd If eqnaled 10y any in the country. will
take pleasure in showing them to gentlemen who have
His renowned sire. Rysyk. Ian.blctonian not only
produced stock Of extraordinary speed hut ali his colts
bred from good mares which have served good mares
have proved themselves equally successful srcs of
trotters. l will notice few. Edward Everett, now
owned 10y Mr. Bonner. and for which he paid very high
price, is the sire of Mountain Boy, for which Commodore
Vanderbilt paid twelve thousand dollars lie is also the
sire of Joe Elliott the property of Mr. Bonner. and he
has trotted in 2.l9. The famous Goldsmith Maid, for
which sixty thousand dollars has been Offered is the get
Of Elsalls llamhetonan. l omit referring to the
direct get of the Hero; their is legion and
familiar to all horsemcn i'll the country.
E:cry good horseman who has my horse SIR
CECIL pronounces him as fine Iambletonian colt as
there is in the country and fac smiic Of his iiIusrious
prototype. Then why may he not produce fine, fast
and valuable stock as any OF the ambietonians named
above?
will stand him at the very moderate foe of Fifty
Dollars for the season, e very fal gcttcrl
with the privilege Of the next gratis if the
docs prove with foal and desire only good
My experience in raising horses, being that Il
good colt MAY from a good Sire and common Dam
but that the Sire and Dam both being good the Issue is
pretty certain to be very good As inlucement to
breed only good mares to him and secure good
for his get offer the following premiums for the get of
this year:
For the best Colt Fey in the month of May,
500
For the second best Colt Filley in the month of
May, 1873
For the third best Colt or Fillry i'll the month of
May, 1s73................ .................... so
The date and place Of exhibition will lac named again.
The judges will he selected by majority of the
of the colts exhibited, and my stock will not he
brought in competition.
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which are also good ana SER
viccahle: better goods i'll pro-
portion. Ncmc selling boys
suits. jackets and pants as
low as
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very cheap; all better grades
at equally low prices. Ladies
are respectfully invited /" i'll
srcct our bogS' and cLikireR'S
stock, arranged III a special de.
partmrnt on the first floor.
of
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If YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGlIT, USE THESE
PER RECT LENSES,

Ground from Minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together
and derive their name Diamond % account of their
HARDNESS and BRLL,xcY. They will last many years
without change, and warranted superior Others
manufactured 10y j. f. SPENCER & co, n. Y.
CAUrI0N-None genuine unless stamped with our
trade mark.
WM. J. ALRICII, Jeweler and Optician Sole Agent
for Ekton, Md, from whom only be obtained. No
pedlcrs employed. (may e, lS7l-ly
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lie wore the mystic chain.
Its links Kept ever bright
Not II blcmsh, not IA stain
Dimmd its golden light
We moved on to the graveyard
Our brothers soul had fed:
TIL hearts of many mourners
Followed close behind the dead.
There was gloom upon each feature
There was sadness in each eye,
In the busy town of Elkton,
As passed slowly and sadly hy.
We moved on to the graveyard,
In emllrniitic coiurs clad
But eacli step was slow and heavy,
For each anxious heart sad.
The road was long and weary.
From Elkton 10 Hickory Grove,
Whore deposited deceased brotl or,
In friendship, truth and love.
There in heavenly peace, trust,
Our brother may repuse,
Till released from earth and dust,
We meet again above.
JOS. Il. BROOKS.
AUGUSTUS SCOFiELD,
THOMAS CoNREl.
may Is, 1S1l-1w Committee.
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give it fair chance, for sale at the BEE
HIVE, in the Hollow.
RaaSo i ti..,i,aar L., iI,S in ~,
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned, Trustee y virtue of the author
ity vested in him Icy Decree of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, sitting Court Of Equity, in II
wherein Joseph Penn"ll is complainant, and ThoIaas p
Campbell and wife and others defendants. will offer
ut Public Sale, at the Cross Keys Hotel the Brick
Meeting House, Cecil county, Nd on
WEDNESD1I JUNE 14th, 1871,
at o'clock p. NJ. all that valuable REAL ESTATE, now
i'll the session Of the said Thomas p Campbell COM
prising
Three adjoining Tracts of Land.
No. l. containing
$50 Acres and 40 Square Perches
Of Land more less. with large comfortable
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE large Barn 1uilaM
Wagon II ,usc and Gr3,n1ry. aalMS
No.. Known as the Friendly Lot CON s.aslE1l
tanning
2 here's and o Square PercheS,
excepting harefrom six Square Perchcs of Land for
sc"ohousc lot. on y. L. ccrner.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank of ElktOn,

AT ELKTON. IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND
at close OF business, April 10Th, 1871.
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Reese is Offering bargains in everything,
at the sign of the BEE HIVE, in the Hollow.
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TALBOT.

John r. Thomas, only surviving son of
ex-Gov. Philip F. Thomas, died at the res
idence of his father, in Easton, on Thurs
day morning, 4th inst, after protractetl
attack of consumption.
The Easton town election, on the list
inst, for Town Commissioners, to serve
three years, resulted in the reelection of
X. Ii. T. Council, he having received 1O1
votes, and James G. West 3S. Politics did
not enter the canvass, both candidates being
Democrats. Twenty-Five colored voters
cast their ballots.
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REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
The Cecil National Bank.

AT PORT DEPOSIT, IN TIE STATE OF MARYLAND
at the close Of business, the 18th of April 1871.
u
The New York herald., 1871-03-15

The 0H1CerS OF the association are:-
PreSident-JOhn Taylor Johnston.
Vice FTestdents-Wllliam Cullen Bryant and Gene
raj John A. Dix.
T,r1stees-Wiiam II. Aspinwal, Christian E. Det-
mold, Andrew b. Green, william J. HOppin, John
f. KensetL Edwin d. Morgan, Howard Potter and
Henry G.. StebbinS.
Executive Commtttee-William 7. Blodgett, 8. l..
M. Barlow, George +. Comfort Joseph H. Choate, F.
E. Church, Robert Gordon, r. NJ. Hunt, Robert Hoe,
IT, Eastman Johnson. F. L. Olmstead. G. p. Put
nam. Lucius Tuckerman and J. 9. A. Ward.
Tf-easure7-Samuel G.. Ward.
Recording SeCTetdrv-Theodore Weston.
Corresponding Secretn'y-Russe Sturgis. Jr.
The following gentlemen form committee who
will act In concert with the trustees:-
w. l.. Andrews, Charles H. Isham.
w. 8. Andrews, Herman Knapp,
Daniel F. Appleton, H. g. Marquand,
Samuel p. Avery F. N. OTIS M. d.
Richard Butler, James w. PinchOt,
w. @. Church, William Fl. Raynor,
Smith Gift, James Renwick,
Jonathan Edgar John H. Sherwood,
II. g. Fahnestock, Charles Stewart Smith,
Josiah M. FisKe, Ans0n Phelps Stokes,
John A. G. Gray, Salem H. Wales,
Marcellus Hartley, Stephen @. Williams.
The New York herald., 1871-03-15
WINNIPEG.


Another Military Ouibrenk-Trns Canadian n
volunteers in Open Revolc-The Goyefn.
ment In tho Hands Of the Insurgents Out.
RACES Upon American Soil.
CHICAGO, March IA, 1871.
Advces nom Pembna to the 2Sth ultimo repre-
sent that another outbreak had occurred on the
Reserve. The First battalion Of Canadian volun.
teers are In open revolt and hold at defiance their
ocers and the civil authorities. The present indi
cations are that the Is deunct and that
all authority has passed into the hands OF the Cana
dian troops stationed at Upper Fort Garry. Dr..
Schultz Is the recognized head and leader OF the In
surgents.
Within q few days nominations will be made and
elections held for four members Of the Dominion
House OF Commons. A rising Of soldiers and OF o
mob is apprehended.
All law-abiding citizens look forward with dread
to the Attn Of March, when the soldiers and Schultz
party propose to celebrate the anniversary OF
Scott's execution. ave absolutely without law,
the volunteers have taken the authority into their
own hands,"
Another letter says:-"The country people cannot
visit Winnipeg without danger oi being insuited .,
mediate Improvement Is made in the condition OF
affairs many OF the people win abandon their farms
the boundary. The village Of Pembina is ire-
quently visited BY parties OF drunken volan.
teers who ter iSerriy ana frequently ,, sDHse cil ine
Zen named Andrew Nault, was chased across the
International boundary by party OF infuriated SOL
was knocked down and savagely beaten by them and
left for dead. Nault was one Of the supporters Of
Rels provisional government OF last winter, which
meeting was held last night, OF prominent clti
Zens TO take into consideration the expediency OF IN
city. A committee OF nine was appointed u carry
into effect the wishes OF the meeting.
The New York herald., 1871-03-15
"TaE LAWYER J, TRADE.n

NEW YORK, March 13, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
In your Issue OF March 10 paragraph appeared
headed 1.-THE Lawyers Traden &C., rejecting So
verev upon my character and seriously anecting my
reputation. The article referred my arrest by or.
der of Police Justice Coulter, for having directed
one James Ryan to seize or take property without
color Of law, belonging to one Fguero The facts In
the case are as iollows:-About eighteen months ago
l was retained by one James Ryan to commence an
action against one William J. O'Bryon to recover
possession OF certain store property and fixtures,
unlaYlYlE withheld l. ~ vBryon IRON Ryan, ! con-.
mssscsd ::ss sctl6K IN tas Court Of Common Pleas.
client for the recovery OF the possession Of the PRO
Dery: Upon this Judgment issued an execution to
the Sheriff Of this county directing HIM 70 take the
property and deliver 1t to my Client, Ryan, The
Sheriff took possession, but his further proceedings
were stayed by an appeal The appeal was heard
Pleas, and the judgment Aforesaid was af1rmed. I
then direoted the sheriff TO seize the property under
the execution and deliver 1t therein directed This
second street, where the property then Arrived
there he found Fguero, who claimed TO have bought
explained to him that Bryon had no title to the pro-
perty, and could not sell 1t; that the property had
thereof has been decided adversely to O'Bryon.
Fguero then consented to the property being taken
Would hold oBryon p rssponsbie fos his Ioss the
Sheriff remained In possession over week ana
notified me he was ready to deliver the property
and to have 1t taken away. told Ryan to get fe
from the Sheriff and he went direct to the store and
took It, advertising II for sale and selling 1t public
auction, as he had further for 1t. This ne had
perfect right to do The net proceeds OF the sale,
about $50. were paid to me as attorney for Ryan,
and paid out OF 1t sundry disbursements, Sherins
and referees fees, paid part to OBryon and retained
some $50 for my services. ! also receIpted to the
Sheriff for the property. paying his fees.
The judgment, In addition to directing return OF
the property awarded $194 for Costs aud the costs
OF appeal amounted to about 1922 additional In all
about $316. No part or this has yet been paid.
Police Justice Coulter, O'Bryon and one William y.
Jardine are liable for the payment Of these costs,
and proceedings about TO be instituted against
them for the collection thereof xsJ
One Of the sureties upon 0'Bryol's first bond in
the case TO deliver the property to Ryan in case
Judgment thereof should be recovered was Police
Justice Coulter
one of the sureties upon the undertaking an
appeal from the judgments was Police Justice
Coulter
1t was Police Justice Coulter who issued the war
rant for my arrest.
The public can draw its own inference rom the
above. think that comment from me v quite un-
necessary. Very respectfully, yours.
JOHN l.. LINDSAY.