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FEVER AND AGUE.

L. 1nt = remedial agent in this world that VIII
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EiIlioiz. Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow ana oLhe e
Tryt,.s (4idcd bv RAILWAY S PILLS. so quick az
RApwAY's READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per Dor
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PROBATE COURT-B l. ID
COUNTY.
Nathan Jones and Henry Jones, Admin
tors of David Jones vs.. Elmyra Jones,
Macdonald and wife Margaret.
SUMMONS.

1t appearing that the defendants, Il. b
Donald anu wife, Margaret Mcdonald. are
residents OF the State OF North Carolina,
ordered that publication be made iii the
mingtOn JOURNAL for six successive weeks
manding the said defendants 10 appear b
the Probate Judge on the 18th day OF Jan
1872 at his Office in the town OF Elizabeth
n. c., and answer the complaint OF the /
tiffs or the above cause will be heard and
cree made cX parte as To them.
WITNESS nay hand and Seal at OF
Elizabethtown the 9Th December, 1871.
ID. BLUE,
Clerk of Superior Court and Judge of Pro
decS 61-d1t
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NOTICE
have appointed Mr.. JOHN K. TURREN-
TINE to aid me in collecting all due me by
notes and accounts. He or will be at my ONCE
busi1ess hours Hoping all those in debt to me
will promptly pay, as L require the money:
JOHN DAWSON.
bet 10 65wtDec29*
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SrroNG AND PURE RICH BLoOD--INCREASE
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AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
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Profitable Employment.

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tl,e World Renowned Improved Bt SAAE Il
SEWING MACHINE, at a liberal salary or
on Commission Hon Sc and Wagon given to
Agents Full Particulars furnished on applica-
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FREE TO AGENTS.

A bound carvassing book Of the PICTORIAL
HOME BIBLE. Containing over 300 Illus
frafiOms With Comprehensive Cyclopedia;
explanatory OF the Scriptures. In EnglIsh ana
German. WIN. FLINT u CO., Ihiiadelphias
Pa. -"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-12-29
BAE2. RAILWAYS
,%;,,.<Dari!Iian ReSOlvGnt

,E,. ,y,s,., Ais. Host Astonishing Cares;
20 .+.,;rs.. -, sg;,a,id ;srG iIsc changes
,E. !;oIy Ens'crS0es, Under tHc an
is-,aucc s,C this 'hruIy WOndcf1UI
Medicine. that
,.,,l,IY DAY Az I<CKEASE IN FLESH
3<u WEIGHT IS SEEN AND FELT'
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VXYATCH FREE to agents to Introduce artl-
w cIes that sell i'll every house. LATTA q
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29
CHESAPEAKE CITY ITEMS.

Personal.-Rev. T. S. Williams, of Bethel
NJ. E. Church, has been granted a leave Of
absence, by his congregation, for two
weeks. He has made arrangements to
have some one preach for him during his
absence. Rev. J. f. Kidney, of the Ches-
apeake City appointment, will also be
absent for about the same length of time,
after July 30th.
The PAgrina.-The exhibition of the Pill
grim's Progress, which took place here on
Thursday and Friday evenings of last
week, for the benefit of The M. E. Sabbath
school, was fine affair, but was not patron
lied as well as it deserved, considering the
object for which it was exhibited. Some
persons were so well pleased with the
entertainment that they attended twice.
Accidents.-On Saturday of last week,
Mr.. Henry Coleman, of this town, had one
of his hands badly crushed, while helping
to unload canal boat. On Sabbath after
noon last, little son of Mr.. J. II. Brooks,
while running around the yard, fell and
broke one Of his arms. On Tuesday last,
son of Mr. John Dempsey, residing on
Bohemia Manor, had his head and face
very badly cut and bruised by being caught
in the belt of a thrashing machine.
Ercursion.-On Wednesday last, the
steam tug WorreH took an excursion down
the bay to Still Pond, to witness the tour
nament at that place.
Tile Marhets-Flour, S7.75aS.00 per bbl.;
corn meal, $1.00 per bushel; peaches, so,
60, 70 cts. per basket ; butter, Csc. per ib.;
eggs, 22c. per doz.; potatoes $1.25 per bus.
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RISING SUN ITEMS.

WeatAer.-For the last few days, it
has been unusually cool, especially at n gh5.
On Sabbath last, we had the unusual sight
of a fire in the sitting room in harvest time.
Bank.-The projectors of this new insti-
tuition in our town have about finished fit
ting up and design opening for business on
the first Of next month.
Melons put in an appearance on Tuesday
last looked very nice,-but owing to the
rain and scarcity OF harvest wages, did not
sell we'll.
Early Rose Pota'oes.-Luke Brown has
exhibited some specimens Of these at the
Drug Store, that are hard to beat.
Loss.-A fine mare, belonging to Mrs.
Stubs, died few evenings ago. Death
caused by over-work.
Amusements-Our Young citizens are now
in the hight Of preparation foc The usual
after-harvest amusements. Festivals, pic
MICS and excul sions are now all the order
Of the day.
HcE.-Mr. c. Cooper, contractor for The
brick work, has commenced operations, and
is rapidly making it assume an important
appearance.
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FOURTH DISTRICT ITEMS.

Weather and Gro 3s.-Cold nights and
mornings and very warm during the middle
of the day. The farmers in this vicinity
are Flowing for whea.-a good many are
done. The peach crop is much better with
us than was al first expected; the early
red variety is not ro;ting on the trees like
the Hale's Early dd,-the trees are break
ing down with the fruit.
Meeting Stoppsd.-The Sabbath evening
meetings at the Jackson Hall have been
discontinued, on account of bad boys
We are sorry to see the good work put to
such an untimely end on account of the
unruly fellows who ought to do better.
Fair and Fsstira'. -Preparations for the
Fair and Festival to be held at the Rock
Church, on the 10th, 18th and 18th is still
in progress and promises to be good thing.
A committee Of about 100 has been appoint
ed and all the necessary arrangements have
been made TO make the thing agreeable.
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NORTH EAST ITEMS.

Runaway.-Last Friday, as Mrs. John T.
Davis, of Elk Neck, was driving to North
East, the horse took fright and ran with
great speed tor a considerable distance,
when, by her courage and efforts, he was
checked without doing any damage.
Base BaN.-On Saturday afternoon last,
game was played by the second nine of
the Red Cloud Juniors, of North East, and
the second nine of Maryland Juniors, of
Elkton, the former being the winners.
aurora Boreazis.-On Saturday morning
last, from to o'clock, there was lumi-
nous display of aurora borealis. The
northern part of the heavens was bril-
liantly illuminated by the wonderful scin-
tillations of light.
Money ISaze.-On Wednesday evening,
Goth inst, one thousand dollars sold at the
Building and Loan Association, at 223c.
premium.
The Ercursion.-On Thursday morning
last, all was hustle, Fastening to the steamer
Kent Island. Two bands of music and a
large company embarked, in joyous spirit,
to enjoy the occasion.
Hay.-We have noticed, this week, large
loads of hay passing through our street,
from farms above to some in the Neck
This movement is in view of the prospect
i've high price of this essential article of
horse food.
Fishing Party.-On Tuesday, s5th inst,
a large party of ladies and gentlemen from
the vicinity of Zion, passed through our
town, enroute to some point ON the river,
to enjoy themselves fishing. The day was
very cool on the water.
Remarkable FEsA.-On Wednesday, Capt.
McCracken found, a short distance below
Church Point, floating on the surface OF
the water, strange looking fish, having
large mouth and head, about three feet
long, and weighing so lbs. 1t is supposed
to be salt water specimen, which had
wandered out of it's course.
Rain.-A copious rain, accompanied by
a high wind from the East, fell on Tuesday
afternoon and night.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29
Few Words to the Ladies'.

Many ladies. particularly mothers nursing, complain
of tired list-ss feeling complete exhaustion on
arising in the morning. On the wife and mother de
voves the responsibility of regulating the duties OF the
household Her cares are and the mental as
wei the physical powers are frequently called into
revni,:ton She often finds her slsht".t occupation
we.ry task aud scn,e burden, while at the same
/ me she has regular disease. Hcsta;t>rs Stomach
Bters, if resorted TO al this PERIOD VIII prove an
uuf.fling remedy for this annoying las'i'udc. The
effects rhit poten: agent soon seen in the rosy
check and elastic step Of the head Of the family as with
restored health and ed spirits she takes her accus
toned p'rc in the family circle. IL this friend in need
he regular used thc.o depressing symptoms will never
lie complained Of and not only would nsstnde not DO
experienced many diseases following its advent be
avoided. As medical agent it has no equal, while its
pleasing flavor and hcalrhful effect. have made it gem
eral fyo.ie 1t is fom all properties calculated
to im2.ir the sy.tem .nd its operations are at once
m ill., -ooIninS nnd efficient All who have used tho
Bi;tels ATTEST - virtues and commend it to use.
July S, ISL
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NOTICE..

Tic unc1- n.u;ei 81: isfac ion that NATTLSS CRfS-
tai DISCOV cry has given this vicinity, evidenced
hy tia repeated orders OF Of tho first druggists,
induce rs To Direct especial and particular attention to
the great that y you gain all the advantages
vii: the restoration of te color AMI growth Of the
hrir aud the speedy removal of daniruG. without the
least posiba inju:yas Crystal Discovery is positively
warranted to contain poisonous substance neither
Lead, Sulphur or Silver.
Its perfect cleanliness is reason not lightly to be
overlooked: it Will neither stain the skin clGhes-in
one sentence ii exactly what has been wanted for
ling willie Reatorer. of the Hair that may I've used
without the fear that You going to have Neuralgia
Paralysis Lrai Collie and various other complaints, tho
result OF The use of lead preparations
As simply n dressing for the ha r, it has also been
found 10 he uncxce;ied.
Letters IL our possession might be published by the
all recommending it in the highest terms, Of
Which promise to give you some in future.
By all means Try it, satisfied it will give yon
entire satisfaction. Price 81 per bottle. For sale Ivy
druggists generally. ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor
Washington, D. c.
To whom address all orders.
For sale by II. H. MITCHELL, Ekton, and n. B. hoKnI
- North East. June Il, lSIl-Sm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29
PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.

The Messrs Armstrong have laid the
foundation of an addition to their stove
store 16x40 feet. They contemplate build
ing on the North side of their present
store, extending the front and putting the
whole under Mansard roof. The Misses
Earls, milliners, have had their store and
dwelling raised about five feet, which will
double it's attractiveness and add largely to
its value.
The Ramsay property, of 100 acres,
near West Nottingham, sold here for
$4,000. Real estate is low now.
Rev. Mr.. Hersman has declined the
call from the Presbyterian Church. The
Presbytery will meet here at Odd Fellows
Hall, Monday evening next, 31st inst, to
determine some questions of vital interest
to the congregation. Mr.. Martindale, the
Methodist preacher, and family have emil
grated temporarily-to spend a portion of
the heated term at Seaford, Del. We pray
they will hazard two weeks only, as we
have ne desire to find their mummes pre-
The camp at Hopewell Cross Roads
Hartford, begins Thursday, 9th inst. The
withdrawal of the ferry-boat Alice, will
prevent the people from attending there as
has been their custom. Woodlawn camp,
in charge of the pastor, Mr.. Weston, and
people of Rising Sun Circuit, is growing
in interest and Importance. If Weston
will only be BOSS, the people will be salts
fed and work for him. He has pushed the
matter so far, and they don't want him put
| in the shade now. Let him run it, choose
his preachers and assign them, and be as
he deserves, the chi eff of the camp. Port
expects to have fifteen tents there.
Willie King had toe broken last
week, but is about with crutch to helE
| him.
Mrs. Hannah E. Constable, widow Of
the late Judge Constable, died Monday last
Her remains were taken to Baltimore OF
the $50 A. NJ, on Wednesday.
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GIVEN Up AS LOST.

The second thing il. ;,e patients ml-t stay in warm
uut fney vel; i; j. m"> impossible TO pre-
must be pie'enr" o. Gu canuos lie -f-sied Fresh
al ind riua Qua "sp-c aty las section OF The coun-
n the IA AM winter Season 20 ali wrong Physi-
who rrrJWn-ud hat cou sc lose tnei: lhent,.
their uuG "iy diseased, and yet, becsus= they
il tne house hey must not sit down qnct they must
Tx abou; much and fact the .:.engi
WI ba.r 10 &c. up good Iiat on o. nooi. The
patients Keep good ,pi'sbe determined to get
well. Tins -r"t deal TO do Win lac app-Ii.e and
is the great point gain.
10 despair OF cure At lh evidence o, i. possibility
"a 'nd net cet"uty il AL Others. is
SINFUL Dr. >r"nck pr'on"i statement 10 the Faculty
Of his own was in .Iie-o modcSI words:
MANY Sc..s ago wt' ~ the Asi ssasns OF consump-
ton coI!iu", my DE-" aud II one unle my physicians
ihno Int mt "ould hof We week 'h"n iihe drown
rnr man c,r"tinc AZ -trrw heirG OF sni obtaining The
nrco4a ions w.I'cu offer ihe prb'ic and they
MA Ir a perfect of mo 1t seemed 10 that |
cont, fee! iiem ncnef,Jl whole system. They
iipered ine mattsron my inns>, and would spit up
more than pint of offensive yellow matter every morn
ing for Il long time
A soon AS ,n.t began 10 subsde nv cough, fever
pan ami neht sw-ais all began 70 leave me, and my
apleIlte Dctme 30 efeAt lint was with great difficulty
t;ltJ could hcel, rom eating 700 mTn soon gained
nv strength and nave 4fowr n flesh ever since.
weighed shorty after my recovery, added the
D. tp". iu~u looking Ike nero -,e.eiOn weight
only ninri yseven pounds my pre-enE weight 5 two
hII.rcd aud went Nv" }225) pounos And for years
have enjoyed ulim:e. rnpted health.
d. >i'"nc i> ii ni' prog Ssio 81 visits TO
New ro-S mi Boston Ha O.. -o. D.. !. u. nrnck,
L.. III cont nuc see pat ems Sc" tue office No. is
=
2 \. to . ?. -. Those 4 'uUrou. examine
lion with the RtspTOm"Trr Viii lie CHI. .er s %. Tho
Resp omrtei drcit 81 the exc c"uu on Of tho lungs
nad patterns c.iiiy lH .heihe they axe curab!e
OF not
The ii e,'iuns 20. ng ne med c'nes adapted to
Ia. nrl OF cuild. Fo these d.
aud kl..i turr Wi do the excepting 'n,t IN
some rae N'if II" Pil'- 4. 10 lie taHen n tn
cree doses the ID ne"rcnr- need
pan Ine .mpie 'nst- nc IONS hat accompany
the'n: tT-t create appetIe o. returning hean nun
ger he most xclcom, -ynHtOm When /, comes rs
W. ru.c. tue dc,pa n. at b, OF good cheer
Coos u God ST follows Inc cough ou>cns, Inc night
Nv At : amit", In short lime Do OF :n"so morU:d
symptoms gone forever.
D. Schrnck mrIcinsS are Con%tNnt KEEP in tens OF
thou4tnd- o! fimcs. As lnxL;.ve negative. the
nd. IKE Ps standard prepa. at ON wnils The
Pumonc SyI curer Of coughs and colds. 4
regarded ir"phyl ,cici:e 'In-t consumption N
/ OF ts forms.
Price Of iie Pm ronc yup and S-aweed Tonic 81 &c
bottle: g 80 nn.' dozen. Mandrake Pills, % cent.
| q box. For sale 10y al ii UgEisr- and dealers.
| JOHN +. HENRY College, Place, New York, Whole
| sale Agent
| mar II. lo.i-cct2l
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29

CHEAP MUsIC.-It is seldom that cheap
ness is associated with merit and real oa,ue,
but we must make an exception in favor Of
PETERS MURICAL MONTHLY. This valu-
able work comes to us regularly each
month, overlooking with choice new Music
some fifteen pieces in every number. 1t
is printed from Sc full-size music-plates,
neatly bound, and sells for the modest sum
of SO cents. Volume VIII. began with the
July number; and the publisher offers to
send two copies-July and August-for so
cents. Address J. L. Peters, 500 Broad
way, n. Y. Think OF it d.! 80 pieces of
good music for so cents.
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Buy your Fruit Jars at the BEE HIVE
Cheap for cash.

BY a careful examination of LEvIs's
goods it will be found that they are what
has always been claimed for them-selected
from the best and finest stocks with the
greatest care. Surely it pays much better
to purchase such goods than commoner
grade; especially when they sell at as low
or less figures,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Deafness. blindness s. Catarrh.

J. ISAACs NJ. D., sos Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Oculist and Aurit Professor in the Medical College OF
penusy,yania of the Eye and Ear Persons afflicted with
diseases Of the EYE, EAR. or CATARRH will he scien
tifc,iy treated AMI rurei i durable. He has been per-
aLnyr .nrr;ati", in MS practice. The Medical faculty
i, jnvt" he has secrets in his mode OF treatment
N9 Arths r,,- Inserted without pain No charges
IN I.r II examination.
Jan q. 1S69-iy
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"A responsible New York paper, wi

"A responsible New York paper, which
is tracking out the crooked ways Of the
Democratic ring which misgoverns and
plumbers that city, has discovered that one
Ingersoll, brother-in-law of Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Tweed, is credited ON the Controllers books
with having received nearly $4,000 in
two years for furniture supplied to the new
courthouse.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29

"A letter received at Washington from
Alexandria, Egypt, states that ex-Secretaiy
Seward passed through that city recently,
on his way to Constantiuople. While IN
Alexandria he WAS the guest o. the khed.ve,
and the recipient OF ostentatious attention.
ii is thought that he and his party VIII at
once SCI. out on the:r home journey.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29

Persons wishing to secure high rate of
percentage on their money, should go to
Brick Meeting House, the metropolis of the
county, and stop at the Excelsior Store,
corner of Enterprise and Business streets,
and invest their money in Dry Goods and
Groceries. RULEY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29

Mistakes are often made by the wisest
men, and such has been the case in the past
by men patronizing mercantile establish
ments, where they have not received value
for their money. This error has been cor
rected, and they now patronize the Excel
sior Store, ]. P. RULEY, proprietor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29
Il BLESSING TO LADIES'.
DupOncO's Golden Pills for Females
ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS.

To relieve and permanently cure suppressed
or difficult mcn-truaton, remove obstructons, dc.
One lady writes. she would he willing to pay - box
for them lathrr than lie without them.
Another lady writes Duponco's Golden Ifts relieved
me in two days" without any inconvenience, like
magic.
I" Beware Of Counterfcits' The genuine is put
up in large white boxes. containing double quantity "
OF Pills and upon each box You will find the U. ;.
Revenue Stamp printed from pirate die, upon which
Won will find the words DUPoSCOs GOLDEN PERIODICAL
Pals in (whte) letters. None genuine without that
stamp. The small red aad yeitow bores no longer
used because Of their being counterfeited.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29

A Grand Hop will be given by the farm
ers and paper makers, on Saturday, July
goth, 1871, in w. G. Carter's grove, near
Marley Mills, commencing at 1 clock Pm
2w*l BY order of COMMITTEE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29

PETIT JURORS.
George Gorrell,
Thomas Warning,
John S. Maffitt,
Andrew Lyon,
John Lavender,
Stephen Reynolds
John r. Price,
William Knight,
Jefferson Ramsay,
Henry Smithson,
Henry L. Physick,
Corbin Cooley,
David NJ. Reynolds,
George A. Vannort
j. S. Hendrickson,
II. Clay Aiken,
Chalkley B. Cutler.
J. Harvey Rowland,
Aaron J. Kitchener,
Benz. 3. Chambers,
David Palmer,
Samuel A. Smith,
Benoni Cooling,
Joseph Booth,
William McNamee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29
A Sun,1y OF Good BLOOD.

The s." We; I ,ur ~ .oniuc:nn w In the Pills. per-
M. ,t-- au: win iu1,'. CA, fca ION
ptogr's-in. Htnou ~. p: -siOns o u IS ID ges-
ron ~in e'> he "a l. s--n 20 ue It nhnt
There il 40 J. -uce, exec "a:.yn OF the
nam il. A apr".r Q sets in.
.aw .om.> ne ..ru Blood Pr e. ever vet given
by niul..rt Fatner snh- SJhrnck &
p. -4 ). mp rhn"- a. 10 Pc. o.m = .u-c' .Uns and
To It.a+ ~ romr,re lie 1t nuI-is at upon
is work Y t:u.e r.nnoi ie che ted. Il collects and
r.i, ,s til. pH red nj ri!>eas" po of The lungs
j., .ls form ii ..;. ,m,-. prepares tham for eSpec
IL! alton. ~ ~ sho M the m"iuy IL van
eu-ici lie o, rnpe'l ,atrd and
made Mt. it al ;he niL utJ u! cnn ID
vi.nr stop. 10 v"s"y the IA innopi o! w"nahhood
! -,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29

Pic Nic.-The Big Elk Sabbath-school
will hold its annual PIC Mic, in Jesse Tay-
lor's woods, on Thursday, August Sd. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29

Recovered. A colored man, named VIM.
Lee, of Hayre de Grace, was drowned from
a vessel, at the wharf of Jackson " Sharp,
Wilmington, Del, on Wednesday, 18th
inst. On Saturday his body was recovered.
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GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Augustus J. Craig,
Rev. Jas. McIntire,
Alex. II. Briscoe,
Jos. H. Balderston,
John N. Black,
Samuel Hasson,
Alfred Ford,
A. G.. Richardson,
Joseph T. Stout,
Richard F. Biddle,
John Crosmore,
jeremiah c. Price,
Jesse r. Coulson,
Daniel Bratton,
John c. Way,
William P. Howard,
Henry c. Nesbitt,
Francis A. Linton,
William A. Evans,
Jacob Tome,
George w. Barnes,
John H. Hessey,
Benjamin Griffith.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

We would be pleased to hear from all
persons to whom we have sent bills within
the last six months. They must positively
- paw up; we can't stand so much neglect.
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Summer Dress Goods are being sold at
the BEE HIVE, regardless of cost.
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DIED.

CARSON.-On the 5th instant, JOHN w.
RANDOLPH, only son Of Samuel r. and
Virginia E. Carso n, aged 13 months.
NcNAMEE-On tie 2Jth inst, at the res
idence of her father, in Elk Neck,
JOSEPHINE, daug liter of William and
Eliza McNamee, aged IS years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29

The Fair at Ebenezer.-Our readers
should not forget that the great Fair and
Festival at Ebenezer NJ. E. Church, on
Zion Circuit, in this county, comes off on
Wednesday and Thursday of next week,
the I'd ard Sd of August. We infer, from
what we can learn abont this matter, that
this is to be grand at. fair
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29

Examination Of Teachers.-The exami-
nation of teachers will take place at Elk
ton, on Thursday next, Sd of August, in
place of Friday, 4th, as advertised. The
day was changed by the Examiner after the
notice was in print.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29

Those who purchase the Bone Dust ma IL
ufactured by Thomas Waring, at Colora,
in this county, have the oppor; unity o {
satisfying themselves that they get what
they pay for, and not ground oyster shells,
plaster, or a large admiy.u"e of cheap ami
NAL matter; but Pare Ground Bone, and
nothing else. A thorough inspection Of
the mill and process Of grinding, is invited.
Samples sent on application 10 above address