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MYSTIC WATER FROM DAVID'S WELL.

The great DluRErlC, TONIC and Alternative rem
ely Of the AGE holds in solution the PR0T0xIDI of Iron
and other valuable compounds, and is being proved 10y
the uncrrng test of Repeated trials. of the best
known REMEDIES for KIDNEY DISEASES. DYSPEPSIA. NER-
vouSNEsS. LIVER COMPLAINTS, CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,
CoNsi MPTI0N. i'll its early stages DIABETES lNTEsrIN,L
DISORDERS and GENERAL DEBILITY 1t purif"s and
riches the blood increases the appetite, promotes diges
ton, stimulates the sccrconS AMI vtZrS the
system. 1t is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED by PHYSICIANS aud
the testimonials of nvls reveal its powers. 1t
is sold at the low price of $500 per box dozen quart
bottles delivered at Bristol Pa TO be expressed any
point.
30 The HEALING INSTITUTE at DAyID'S WELL
il designed To accommodate patients during all
of the year, who prefer drinking the MYSTIC WATER
from the WELL. Feb t. Is7l--5m
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The Fourth.-The 4th was very quiet
day in Elkton. Places of business were
generally closed, and all who could get n
boat went sailing or rowing down the river
No incidents or accident occurred to dis
turb the quiet enjoyment of the day.
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Mutual Building AssOciation-The books
will be open for subscriptions to the second
series of Stock in the Mutual Building
Association of Elkton, till the last Satur-
day evening in this month, Goth inst.
Those wishing a profitable and safe
investment, could not do better than sub
scribe for few shares. If they wish to
draw out at any time, they can do so, and
receive six per cent interest on their money
invested. DIR. c. NJ. ELLIS,
w. II. EDER,
f. E. EWING,
Committee,
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Special NOTICES.
Deafness, blindness \ Catarril.

j. ISAACS, NJ D., sos Arch Street, Philadelphia
Ocust and AuriSt Professor in the Medical College Of
Pcnns yvana of the Ey and Ear Persons afflicted with
diseases of the EYE, EAR or CATARRIi will he sci-u
cy treated and cured, if durable. lie has been per-
mancntly located in the city for years, and makes tho
above specalitirs in his practice. The Mc,lc; faculty
is invited he has secrets in his mode of treatment
pp-Artiicial eyes inserted without pain No charges
made for examination.
Jan %, 1S69-1y
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A Supply Of Good Blood.

The Se:iweel Tonic in CONJUNCTION with the Pills per-
and assniilatcs with the food Qualification is
progressing without its previous Diges-
ton becomes painless and the is to be hand
There is no more fatuence, cNacerliton of the
stomach. An appetite sets in.
Now CONES the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet given
10y an ndnlgent Father to suffering. man. Schcnck's
Pulmonic Syrup i'll To perform its functions and
IL hasten and complete the 1t enters upon
lis work. Nature cannot lac cheated. 1t collects and
ripcns the impaired and diseased portions of the lungs.
In the form of gathering, it prepares them for exprc-
tnrun, and 10. in very short time the alady van
pushed the rotten throne il occupied is renovated and
made new. and the patient In all the dignity Of reg,inr,l
rsor steps forth to enjoy the manhood wonanhooi
fi,.fy
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Y. p. Allie next meeting of this
Association will be held on Friday evening
next, and tho programme, as announced at
the last meeting, will be unusually interest
inc. The exercises will consist of an essay
by L. NJ Haines, ESD; a reading by ii. X.
Torbert, Esq; solo by Mrs. johnson, and
other music
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TO where you can get your money back.
RULEY, Brick Meeting House.

tE- At the cor. of Sd & Orange sts., iu
the City of Wilmington Del, there is an
establishment from which issues weekly
thousands of pounds of an article which to
every housewife is like "good news from
far country" That establishment belongs
to Moore Il Bro;-that article is Winning
ton CITY Soup"
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Early Peaches.-We understand that
John E. Wilson, tenant on the peach farm
of S. B. Foard, (of this town. in Ponds
Neck, this county, shipped six baskets of
parfect peaches, of the Hale variety, July
9th, and expects to have the whole crop of
that kind in market next week, about $50
baskets. The trees were three years old
last Spring.
This is a month earlier than former years,
and Mr.. Foard attributes this unusual crop
to manuring the trees last January, which
he thinks prevented the trees from drop
ping the fruit before maturity, as young
trees are apt to.
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Il BLESSING TO LADIES'.
DupOncO'S Golden Pills for Females
ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
AND NEVER FAIL.

To immediatey relieve and permanently suppressed
difficult menstruation, remove distinctions, &c
Ono lady writes she wonld be willing to pay IS box
for them rather than be without them.
Another lady writes. Diponco's Golden Pills relieved
in 1" two days. without any Inconvenience, like
magic.
g Beware of Counterfeits." The genuine is now put
up in large white boxes containing double quantity
of Pills, and upon each box You will find the L. 5.
Revenue Stamp printed from private die upon which
you will find the words DUpoNco's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS, in (white) letters. None genuine without that
stamp. The small rel and yet,O1 bore, no longer
used, because of their being counterfeited.
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One of the grandest achievements ever
made by men, was to establish 4 tirst-class
store in Cecil county, where all persons can
be suited with first-class goods at extremely
low prices. This store is situated at Brick
Meeting House. ]. P. RULEY, Proprietor.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Parsonage Reception. Parsonage
Reception of Rev. Thos. l.. Ponlson, at
Zion, in this county, will not take place till
Wednesday evening, the 10Th inst.
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DIR. JOSEPH II. SCHENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT

and awaited themselves Of his wonderfully efllcacous
medicines they would not have fallen.
Dr. Schcnck has in his proved that wherever
sufficient vitality remains that vitality, by his medicines
and his directions for their is quickencd into health
full vigor.
In this statement there is nothing presumptuous. To
the faith of the invalid is made representation that
thousand times substantiated by living and visible
works. The theory Of the by Dr. Schencks niedi-
cines is simple it is unfaling. Its philosophy
requires argument 1t is selfassuring selfconvncng
The Scaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills the first
two weapons with which the citadel Of the maady is
assaulted Two-thirls Of the Of consumption orsi-
nate in dyspepsia and functonaly lisordcred liver
With this condition the bronchial tubes "sympatlze ~
with the stomach. They respond the morbifc action
of the liver Here then the eliminating result
and the setting in with all its distressing symptoms Of
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Eureka Eureka is the language spoken
by those who visit RULEY's as they find
bargains there in all kinds of goods, which
outstrip all competition.
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The Fourth passed off quietly in Elkton,
with no incident of special Importance
LEWIS still has full line of those fine sea-
sonable Goods on hand, which have at
tracted so much attention.
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Ladies, look to your interest. and go to
WILSON'S for Dry Goods, &C., &C., as there
are great bargains there.
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For Buckwheat the best manure is ground
bone, and Pure Ground Bone may be had
at the Bone Mill of Thos. Warning, Colora,
Cecil county, Md. Samples sent on appli-
cation. 3w
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Two hundred and fifty dollars n day cash
is better than $500 in trade. So says the
BEE HIVE.
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Another large assortment of Dry Goods
just arrived at WILSON'S, B. NJ. House.
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B-The " Wilmington City Soap" chal-
lenges the world to beat it. II is a pure,
harmless, beautiful and effective article,
warrented to do all claimed for it. The
whole country is beginning to appreciate
it's superiority. Moore & Bro, manufac-
turerS.
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Cash trade pays both buyer and seller, as
has been abundantly proven at the BEE
HIVE.
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s5y- Mr. John c. Hindman Is our rcgu-
larly authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
TIE Wig.
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TOAL.-
| ~ The Celebrated Baltimore Company Coal for Pan
w use ~ h20d Nd av ~ u SGOE5 BRO
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CONSUMPTION.
aLEAyE NO STING BEHJND..

The Mandrake Pills composed of ono of Mature 4
nobes gifts-tle Polnphillum Peltatum They possess
all the understanding Alternative properties Of caomel
but unlike caIomel. they
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Mutual Rnildinp Assnciafian-The hn1

Go to Wilson's for bargains at Brick
Meeting House.
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The work of cure is now beginning. The initiated and
deposits in the bowels and in the alimentary
canal elected The liver like clock is wound up.
1t from its torpidty The stomach respon-
sively and the patient begins to feel that he is getting
Mt last
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Base Ball Bats and Balls, good assert
ment, at IIINCuLIFFE's, Elkton.
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Price 81 per Box. Six Boxes, IS.

Sold at DR.. MITcHELL's DRUG STORE, Elkton, Nd
BY sending 81 through the Ekton Post Office can
have the Pills sent (condential) by mail to any part
of the country, free of postage.
Sold also hy SMITH PAINTER Wilmington; ii. u.
BRIcKLEY, Chester, and 10y S. d. HOWE, Proprietor,
Nov II, 1SI0-ly New York.
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Veflte Publique,


Succession tie (rIcstinc BIouia, rcure
tie Simon RichGrd.
I'm vcrtu dun ordre dc l'lTou. IN Cour
- des prcuvcs de Ia Paroissc St. Landry,
il scra vcndu en- ventc publique, an plus Of
frant cncherisScnr, par lie SouSSignG, on par
I'm cncantcur public, !; la dernitrc residence
de la dtltnte, sur lie Bayou Techc, dams
ladit" Pa,oisse de st. Landry,
l." MmNi, 10 Octobrv. 1871.
les proprietts ci.aprts dtcrites, dependant
de Ia succession de CGlestinc Blouin, vcuve
de Simon Richard, decide, SAVIOR:
/. Tn certain moroccan de terre situ6 sur
lie Bayou Teche, pres du Port Barre, dams
la Paroisse St. Landry, mcsurant un arpent
ct demi de lacesurl lie dit bayou, sur s]oixante-
cinq arpents de p~rofondeur. plus Gu moins,
borne au no,d par le dit Bayou Teche, a
Pest nar "a y,uve Louis c. Devillicrs, Fran
co.'s c. Devilliers ct Lonis Y. Bordelon, al
sud par la reclamation Barry, ct a loucst
par Thclismar S. Richard.
2. DcuX Its c0mplets, une armoire, une
petite table, III petit bois de lit.
Conditions-Trois cent cinquante piastres
payahles lie Ter J%anyier, 1872, ct la balance
du priX d'achat dams un, deux ct trois ans,
a partir du jour de la vente, en- placements
eganX ct portant hut per cent dinterGt par
an depuis leurs G%cheances ~jusqu'au Placement,
lachetcur fournissant scs obligations avec de
BONES securities en- solide, ct une hypo-
th6Que au vondcur, a"co lie privilege d'6tre
r~etenue, suivant la clause de non aIiendo.
TIIELISMAR SIMON RICHARD,
0 Scptembre, 1871. Tuteur.
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Vente Publique.

Succession tie ,feN Henry H0yYrodc'.
ETN vcrtu dun ordrc dc }'hon, la Cour
80 des prcuvcS dc Ia Paroisse st. Landry,
il scra vcndu a rencan public, au plus Of
irant enchGriSScur, par lie sousslgne on
par I'M c~ncantcur public, a la dernlers
residence du deiunt, pres dArnaudVllle,
p~aroisSe su>iite, lie
Ne'rreN, 20 ~Scptembrc, 1871,
les propri5tts ci-apr6s d6crites, dependant
dc Ia ditc succession, SAVIOR:
|. Tn certain moroccan de terre situe
dams Ia Prairie eros ChevrcuiI, il environ
quarante arponts du Bayou Tcchc, dams la
parCisse St. Landry, mesurant cent vlngt
acres dc Supcvticic, plus on moinS, avec
les ameIiOratious qnl sly trouvcnt consls-
tant en- unc maiSon de residence, deux ma
raS;nS il maIS ct me antre petite malson.
,. In lot dc WEAK picnx de barriere, ct
IN lot de mcublcs de maison.
Co"ditiOns-TOur les prophecies mobl'
Heres, compliant; ct pour Ia terrc quinze
pour cent compliant ct la balance Ell trols
Placements cyaux, payables lie Ter Avril,
1872, 1873 ct 1874. L'achcteur deVra
iouruir scs notes rayables i l'administra-
tcur, por;ant s pour cent d'inttrtt issqu'a
ma,urlte, ct unc hvrothtque speciale sera
retrnue en- faveur dc la succession iusqu'au
Placement final.
WILLIAM d. llARGRODEE,
- tCtt. administrator.
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Vcntc PNDIiUuc.

Succession dc DurM G. CuUihnm.
I'm vertu dun ordre de- la Cour des Preuves
- de la paroisse st. Landry, il sera vendu
a fcncan public, all plus otfrant encherisseur,
par la sousSignGe, on par IN encauteur public,
Il la d~crni2To residence du d6funt, pres dc
Big Cane, p~aroisse St. Landry, lie
Ncrcrcdi, - Septcmbre, 1871,
les prophecies ci-apres dGcrites, appartenant
Il la succession De David G. Callahan, de-
ctdG, IA SAVIOR:
/. L'habitation, la dernicre residence du
dGfunt, Contenant environ quatrevingts (e0)
acres de terre. plus on moinS, avcc les anne
liorations qui sly trouvent, bornGe = Pest par
les terres du Docteur Ward, an sud par les
terres don les propriCtaires sont inconnus,
d louest par les terres don't les proprictaires
SOM %inconnus, ct au nord par les terres don't
les proprietaireS sont inc0nnus.
2. Deux chevaux. IN mulet bal, une char
rctte 4 I'M cheval, vingt-cinq tctes de c%oclons
sauvages, environ dix tGtes de b6tcs a comes,
un vieux fusil, un poole de cuisine ct ses u.s.
~tensiles, un lot d'ustensiles d'habitation.
Conditions-Comptant.
MARY LOUISA FISHER,
26aOut ADMINISTRATIVE.
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The Maine Election.

Portland, Me-, Sept. 11.-Nine
towns give a Republican majority OF
1856. Last year the same town gave
a Democratic majority of 3O4 this
includes Bangor, where the Repub-
lican gain is very large. The Demo
cratic candidate last year was a re-
sident there.
Lewiston, Me-, Sept. 11-11:30 P.
M.-AndrOscoggin county goes Re-
publican by 1900 majority, against
400 last year. .@a
The Republicans are now 80
ahead here. Last year this place
went Democratic by eighty majority.
Later-The vote of this city is as
follows Perham, Republican, 2174
Kimball, Democrat, 1885; scatter
ing II; majority for Perham, 271,
against All last year.
Bangor, Me-, Sept. 11.-Only a
two-thirds vote was polled here to-
day. Perham 146G, Kendall ITO,
a Republican gain of 937. The Re
publicans elect their Representatives
and county officers by about the
the same majority as the Governor,
Democratic Representatives were
chosen last year.
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Another New Departure.

Mindcn, La, Sept. "a monster
meeting was held here to-daN of
whites and blacks, in harmony, for
State reform.
The president, vice president and
committee were men who had never
been office holders.
All the business houses were closed.
There is great enthusiasm and unan-
unity among the men of all parties
and races.
The resolutionsignore Federal poll
tics, insist on the most rigorous
economy in State expenditures con-
sistent with dignity, the protection
of persons Of all colors and opinions
in the free exercise of civil and po-
litical rights, the enactment of laws
adequate to punish official specnla-
ton and malfeasance, the abolition
of unnecessary offices and the repeal
of the election and printing laws ;
disavow sympathy with any existing
political clique, and rebuke appeals
to the prejudice of the past, and call
on every parish to meet and appoint
delegates to a State convention.
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tisSes It amGliorationa qui sly trou-

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Vent
Taxes u Fiat ct de P~aroiSse Sl4' %
IN morcra'' de trrre s'tur dams la
pTaf'" Fln!'r', asS"ss@ All nom de Crl"Stln
Matte, cont"nant ~ acres, borne All nord, al
Sid ct l est par drS '"rr"S pu'ilGnes eta ! Quest
par DIES terr'S i" Roberts, ensemble av"c ton
t'S Yes o"1'SS'5 ct aIncIi0T"iAons 4Hi ay tTou-
Selt'
lakes q f.tat ct dc iar"!Sse - :"
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aIII'"' a'S"SSr al nom Il A"ain Manuel con-
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rU"!i4"'S' 3U S'1 lh,F "'S ceres &c A!!ch'l
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~ ii,'"E ""i'S' '''''h"' awe 'o'''S
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Vente Publique.

Succession de fcu Ann l.. HdryrUre.
I'm vertu dun ordre dc llIon, la Cour des
IA Prenves de la Pafoisse St. Landry, il Sc
IA vendu en- ventc publique, an plus otfrant
enchcrisseur, par lie soussignG on par I'm en-
canteur public, II la derniGre residence de Ia
defunte, sUr lie Bayou Bnuf, en- cettc pa
~roisse, le
Meycredi, i Octobre 1871.
la propriGtG ci-apros dGcrite, dependant de
la succession de Ann l.. Hargrove, weave de.
cGdGe de fen Stephen w, Quirk, SAVIOR:
In certain moroccan de terre, sans amcliora.
-tions, situ9 sur la rive gauche GU est du Ba.
you Bnuf, dams la paroisSe st. Landry, mesu.
rant soixante-deux acres, plus Oh moins, Dor.
ne en- haut par la terre lie James NJ. Neyland,
ell has par des terres de la succession de Ste.
pllen ". Quirk, decide, en- arant par lie Ba.
you Beuf ct Ell arriGre par DIES terres de Ia
succession de S. ". Quirk, Giant la meme
propriGt6 ~aclletee par la dGfunte d'Eljah Fo.
gleman.
Conditions-Conptant.
WILLIS P. QUIRK, Admr.
2 septembre 1871.
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Foreign News.

London, Sept. 5.-Dr. Karl Marx,
theIeading spirito of the international
Society, is dead.
Paris, Sept. 5.-The trial of the fe-
male incendiaries was concluded to-
day. -Four we're sentenced to death,
one to imprisonment in a fortress
and to ten years solitary imprison-
mcnt.
Versailles, Sept. S.-Tlle trial of
Gen. Rossel terminated to-day. He
was sentenced to military degrada-
ton and death.
London, Sept. S.-There were 1913
cases of foot. and mouth disease
among the cattle in the county OF
Norfolk last week.
The foot and mouth disease is
spreading alarmingly among the cat
tie i'll Warwicksllire.
Monthly returns from the Board
of Trade show that the exports from
Great Britain for the month Of AT
gust were unprecedented in her com
mercial history. The actual value
was G22,22l,24j-an increase Of 80
per cent. over 1870.
An affray between the Catholics
and PrOtestants occurred yesterday,
at Portcrdown, Ireland. No lives
lost.
London, Sept. 9.-Tlle beautiful
Duchess of st. Adams, only twenty
two years of age, died i'll child-bed.
The Empress Eugene has embar-
.ked for Spain.
Hon. W. II. Seward has reached
Berlin.
The Hong Kong and Shanghai
cable is broken.
Napoleon resides at Torquay du-
ring Eugcnie's absence.
The Levant Herald says the deaths
at Tabrcy's, Persia, still average $40
per day. Christians and Mnssltlmen
are camped in the mountains, and
business is entirely stopped.
The persian army has been dis
banded.
Storms and foundations have dcs-
troycd the Bazais and gardens in
that vicinity.
Gonzales Bravo, eX-prime Minister
of Spain, died suddenly at Biarritz,
in comparative poverty.
Paris, Sept. 9.-The Prussians
commence the evacuation of the de-
partments near Paris tomorrow.
Versailles, Sept. 9.-Thc PROPOSE
ton for the removal of the seat of
Government to Paris, after four days
debate before the Assembly, has
been defeated.
Paris, Sept. 10.-The deaths for
the past week are 943. Typhoid fe-
yer is becoming epidemic.
London, Sept. 11.-Napoleon ar
rived at TorQuay this morning., and
was received with much enthusiasm
by the people.
Late advices from Rio JaneirO
show that the discussion in the Bra
lillian Legislature on clauses Of the
emancipation bill had terminated,
but the measure would not probably
become a law during the present
session, owing to strong opposition
to it's passage.
Pesth, Sept. 1.-THE Emperor
Francis Joseph has written a letter
expressing disapproval of the atti-
tude Of the Episcopacy On the pro
mitigation Of the decree of papal in
fallibility, Bishop Jeckelfalusby has
accordingly announced his submits
sion to his sovereign command.