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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09

NEW York, Nov 3.-Ex-Sheriti % Brien,
the Reform candidate for the Seventh Dis
trict, in hisspeech last night said: There are
80, 900 men in New York who will not stand
the illegal interference of these hirelings, and
who should, On Tuesday next, attempt
honest men from voting or shield rogues in
repeating, will hang the williams to the
nearest lamp posts. This announcement was
greeted with uproarious cheers and shout. of
1--WE will that
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09

to FIX poin; where a competitive examina-
ton shalI commence, as Of $4,000 possmas-
ten, =, 600 receive salaries less than 81, 600
per year. 1t is thought this class should not
submit to examinations, as a greater part Of
the offices are held merely for neighbOrhood
accommodation, and not prof..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
4 TrInpefnnce siorr.

a man, st hO-r house ] was . PUest.
told ne that lie had been hard d,int.r
snd = cruel husband. "Dui." s,id he.
''the very moment signed ,ne pledge. I
lhnuRhI cf NY WIFE, ~hs, would NY
wife ,sy t. this Susnfe hat should
think OF my VIE the fret ihIrg. bnl DID:
and ~ ! was goIre home ! ssid 10 my.
cell: Nov. II 90 hone snd iell her Ill
ora sudden ihsI have ,ilncd tie pledge.
ste'll fsiorssay. or sh.'Il up .bJ do
something. snd ru'' hreak II to Ltr Ly
Jpsrtc. Only mink ~ u :"
A. nssfs- cI..l es.hs: ron Wish.
tod &c. BE found a's le s.'Idg osef IT,,
cmto.s as:r,'s triiu. A. hs came in.
10 ,lo hon.e. be sad "N1nry, think
,h.i--" Vel. Ned, vlsi - iiw
way, thibk ish...-thst i.--I mt,n
io-to-hsncy, m'sn----' VIA,
tie n,autr. Ned! Ans iling N. msu,t 7"
"Ys." sad he. "lbs nstIfr'. jU,i his
Il have sIgnsd he temperance pledge.
and 80 h,lp me God, IL kr,p IL"
"Sas ,,4u,! TO h'r ieer. and she DID
fsin, .ray. was just In nms 10 catch
her; snd a she lay IN ny arms. her sy,s
shu, and hv lace 'op.ie. ,hink, | sb.'s
deal. apd We done ~ now. Bot Tho
ws.n'I dead ,hs op,ned hs' eyes. snd
then 'he PIT her .fns around nv nerb
and drGn tnO~ lie ~ss 90 ,u6n'. -
,hs pulled and pplIed nIl ,hs GOT na
down ahrre had not br,n for iLIuv
y'su-on my knee. Jb'n she e4iJ
on, God help 10y 20" Ned. and
.'reog'l.en hlm 10 keep his fIsdse." md
I holIersd 'Ame'! j"sr I" loud " ! epula
hoilsr. Ths, w.s tie Gi,I tine 90 s,,f
fn.II 'oc''he'. bot &" "" NOS the lsH."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
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Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY

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All job Work and Advertisements must be
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fer ore Insertion.
To avoid any Misunderstanding on the part
Of the Annual Advertisers, it is proper 10 state
distinctly that their privilege only extends to
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30 paper discontinued until all arrcarsges
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
4 Night u Terror.

Mr. George Su-ong OF Jefferson coun-
~, some Gmc ago drove large number
OF hurs over lat, North CsfoIins. About
Two weeks since. on his return hohe.
nIghI osrr,nok hin IN the mountains near
tle Sjsie llne. and he waS iof'rd "a seek
shelie' ~ house where entertainment
was prumi-td Mr. Su,uns's su.pIcInns
were accused by seeing se'er.I rough
looking characters about the place more
Ihsn he ihJugAH lived Ih-re, rr wrEe Ie-
Qufed 10 cstry on the business or the ho'
leI-ycI, as he could n"I itaIe any Iea-
snushie txrusr Tor leaving. aud nnt wish
ny the i4nalnTd Il know he tuSpec"d
an, thing, TOOK msuer, cooiiy. a"d was
shown I, his room. .whIch hI. en'eTt'Insrs
locked ON Ihe nut.ldr. Confirmed ~ his
oplnion. and hrins ,hus cut 0it, Nr. Su-
sonl looked about lie room inr some
mean. e( escape. M".t probably c "s'
srmtd ,h"ulh We d, not know p"siuseiS,
6u; one az s-lusi hall dozen "a. 100 great
uhd- Ia contend virh II strategy could be
made available. Ihe window Hnt beng
deemed ,slr, tap door. ll,.hrd ACROSS bis
mad, but survey artn-s lhe u 'or con-
yIncrd hlm that not,Ing ni Tie Kind had
iDtmed pari ui lhc arCM eCIs plan IN
bnIldlng Ihe house. Au"taer thought
s,IUrN hiM-ne booked uudcf lhe bel on1
80 ,Iglt Ih.I ii losI cuuasaled ihr
blood ~ hiS vrIn--the body oi man
via hIs throat cut from Car "a ear
Ihousi sIcEened al TVS feVolhne specie
Gle he dad not lose hI- pfesCnce al mlnd,
hul rapidly con>l'e ei has desperate con
JuIun and The means OF svtrung h,s ID-
?cndlrg COON. Ills PLAZA vas soon cho'
zen. aud, overcoming us Tepugssnce. te
picked Up ihe bleeding c0'psr ot The nuf-
DIR nan and placed ~ on lIe bed. cover
ing u carefully. lie lLen eXunguished
tie hghi and taking hi. posiunn behiud
the door. awaited reCulIs. The momcnls
passed low is and seemed lengIhcned ~.
Ia hour, but about mtduiRht s'esihy
Ioo'sIep- w're head approaching Tie
dnur Vas s"ldv opened. anJ five inrhs
were ui-c"'-rrd ~ Ihe dusress, vino" "I'h
cleaning knIvcs ~ thrtr hands. thinking
~ lew seconds In g,ut tTem thrst i"f
tIood. aud sau.tv their greed Tor money
Ihty expected Ia ohIsio by the iou'csi al
cnmts. Nr. ). jli not vat Ia wsIcu
lhem movements, bn' slipped qnIe'ly out
ol Ihe open door. and msdc his Way from
the premises with aH speed. PuIung q.
great distance btIT,en bIh aud the
hI,nI et,tn.i mart Al = ol lie den pl mur-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
A Erslviy Nug's FasgwgiL "A

A Rrshriy Nug's FAqgwgiL A
msrIrd woman in K1Hsss. sbo feeenuy
sIop.d ~rb phJ ..ei1n. IsfI Ii.s fDlI1~ins
unique nOle Tor tee bo,bsod:
"DHaf ihbbj-Yov're rlayed ,ut I
like Dr. - So well :ha prefer going
9Th br'D. on good Tor nothing d,csns.
rated case. It's none of Your bu,ios,s
ubTe we've gone -. IL uob'i6o ,nu
bu ul good 10 ioll,~ W. for | woslbpt
I've VIII you snOt'i'r day 20 rave ycvr
lie. You nsd- inrIsks ia. sinking [
loved yoa. | ne'rr did. ! married you
inr convenience sake. Luke The baby
slong. ard III Iske care OF d. You csa
sue Tor divorce and get msrfisG % socn
S sou please. Tie woman sho res
you n'xi viii have h.s'tl'y old p,ise.
Goot bye. BE 'inUous and ,on'H DO
happy. i0us LATE NIrx."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
SHEPERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY,
x MI FREEZING Cis,en Pumps,
"A Hydraulic Cement, for sale bv
Ne Cyydy &. Duke

x MI FREEZING Cis,en Pumps,
* Hydraulic Cement. for sale bv
Nc Curly g. Duke.
yRnE Improved Eagle Hay. Straw and
< Stalk Gutter. cuts five different
lengths, also tie improved Delaware Corn
Shelter, double and single spout. Tor sale
by NcCurdy g. Duke.
E;HE largest Stock Of fine Table and
( Pocket Cutlery IN the county. viii be
found at Nc CUrdy s. Dukes.
IlvERY article in tie Trnware l'oe FOR
u sale 10y he Carty s, D"hs.
IHuOSE in want Of good Coos Stove
I .honIJ cal! on McCmdy &' D"he.
uLOVER SEED-25O Bushels Choice
u Ono Clover Seed lor taIe by
.NcCudy g. Duke
KEDZlE'S Rain Water FlIerets, the
II tt,. argicIe 10 usr Tor sale by
McCurdy g. Duke.
BLASTING Powder and Fuse. Corn
ID iIomper., Co,I lIod-. for sa'e BY
McC"riy g. Dake.
T3IHBS. Suonyside, Se%tnn4 and other
ID FIRE Place Heater. gtesty Impr"ved
for 1870, vi | b. Delivered aud pot NJ al
sho!l nOnre and guaranlepd
McCwdy s. Drts.
\ LARGE stock Of Buggy end Wagon
IA Whips, for sale hy
1Uc Curdy g. Duke,
sept 10 CharrsrOwn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
For Sale.

7 WILL ,ell privately my HOUSE and
! LOT w.ll improved, containing 20
RCRES or LAND. 'hrte quarters OF
mle north Of nuilir!d's Depot. b. &
Ohlo Rai!fosd. and uear 'be contemplated
Saen.aao.b Valley RaiIroad. For par
I!c. sra address l.. ). KUSE,
DuiIieldg. Jefferson Co., w. Va.
Sep. 10. 1870. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11

and a haii mrc- ~ Iue aiail Il $50 -. &C.,.
BlooDery and Kobleiown Turnpike road.
Also, fnr the Quary Of 1000 perch Of
srnne, delivering on tie road. breaking
snd fpreadiug the same. Said work to
bs executed according 10 survey and sPe-
clfcs;on Of TIE Engineer o! the Gem
Psny.
GEO ~. ElCEELBERCER
Feb 25 1871. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11

IN l.InOi' woman coEssitied spirids
by hanging hef'eii 10 an apple nes.. A,
the lUhet.i De'ghbor noi'c,og ibs sad 1p-
pearsnce Of the husband. aIsd 10 console
Bin by saying ihs' lie had mt vih
nIr'bie io.s. "Ye.," said Tie hu,b.nd.
heavIng s'eb..",he u,usi have Kicked
ike thunder TO sbs.e OF SIX bu.heIs Of
e'een. sPPlrs 'bsi "ou'd have been worth
d'liar bnshsi when ihey goi ripe g.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
FARM FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE Small Farm Of 30 A.
II cree. veil improved. 1t f'ivsre Sale.
unuI February is,. 1871. 81 miles hon
Shephe,Gs,ua n, The coun,y-seat. aud Ii
mites fr"m Keainey on the Is: "
U Railroad. and I'll miles from Msr'ins'
burg. For terms: &C.. apply 10 Dr. Ma
gIuGrr in ShepheIdstown, or 10 the suo-
scfiber on ihe premises. ..
W. S MAGRUDER.
December 3, 1870. d
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11

IAM1RrAtIY FUN whlrhersosvsr
We will. We fnd IN belief in IrporIsliiy.
10 every n>tion ever knoan. IN every
race thsl h.. eser lived. in every az. Of
th., changing 'vorId, We fnt 1t. Evfry
lsn,uage known 10 nan. row or here.
tpfors spoken among the b4bbler, OF the
eartr. IA constructed IN sccordanco suh
it. H. III ages. men have looked on
dea.h ., simply The soul', pci,ing OF its
lsbernacle. There are exceptions. bot
they are 50 few 'hst tn.y bsrdiy attract
our attention. and DO not destroy the prsc.
teal accuracy Of oat stsIemeni. TIE be-
liei IN Inmo.talIy is one OF ihe universal
convictions OF she race.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
A CARD,

w l. desire TO return orr thanks TO our old
" customers and the public generally, for
the liberal share Of patronage extended to US
ia Tie past, and hoPe 10 inertia continuation Of
the same by close attention TO business and
Offering CHEAP GOODS.
ElCKARO s WELSHANS.
October Is, 1919. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
NOT ICE.

OFFICE VALLEY THr Iss Co.cF v. Va, !
Cup,lesruWn, FEB. Ia, l77i.
THE Va'ley Fire Insurance Company oi
/ West Virginia having discontinued msu.
rance and placed their RISKS III the Peabody
Insurance Company al Wheeling, the under
sgned CGircrs Of Ihc Valley Ere Insurance
Company would respectfully recommend the
"T,.boiy' to tie friends and late customers
of The valley" 81 frstrui: responsible and
literal Company having a suticIeull. large
paid up eopi.a! and surplus 10 enable lh- Com
rauy 10 meet promptly all Losses
JOSS ". GRAN iiiAM. Trest.
&. :. PUETENFIELD, Secretary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11

IIUBBELL's Biuer Wine # Iron, Elk
IL n Of V,lerIensre Of Ammonia. Elixir
nj CsIi,sya Iron and Bismu,h, Elixir o!
Csli-sys Iron ami Sricsnis. at
feb II II. NJ, Billing Drug Sore.
VVISrER'S Csbnei and Rowsn's Bit
VI iers,.l II. N. Billings Drug S ore.
UEGEMAN'S Ferra,ed Elixir ol Bark,
IL 81 H. VI. Billings Dug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
Mr. bpfenzn nay Of ChicS-sss roun.
". Mus. having married Mes Martha
Week, local y ei comments:

One cl the German clorLins dealers in
Brlia.I. No. recently soId man pair
of boc,'. 4 lew dsys.fe'w.rd the msu
retnned Win Them. and ,srd tia, he went
oui INTO he bsrr-ysrd 10 Work where u
vas Little we'. and tie sole came of.
MINI Got. NINE ffi nd, yo, d,Jn'i ought
TO wss r"uod MT dsm. D'y i'h cav'IIy
boot, made 10 riie nH
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11

SeII-Prsi'e dfprscisas.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28

SINCERITY.-Give us sincere friends, or
none. This hollow glitter of smiles and
words-compliments that mean nothing
protestations of affection as solid as the
froth from ampagne-invitation that are
but pretty sentences, uttered because such
things are custOmary-are all worthless
There is no need of them. 1t is proper to
be civil and corteous to the most indiffer-
ent; but why assume friendships outward
show when no reality underlies it? When
one feels friendship, the object of that SEN
timent cannot suffer, and leave our hearts
Acknowledgement be slandered, leaving
us unframed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28


WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAzINE.-The
doors ofthis " Household" are thrown wide
omen, and all are invited to enter in. AS
some are doubtless strangers within the
gate permit us to introduce to YOU the
ministers Housekeeper," the temporary
hostess. She is of the high birth, being
one of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves chill
dren of the brain. James Parton has much
to say about the I" Wife of Washington
lie converses in such a noted manner we
think Mrs. Parton will forgive him. The
Children's portion" is contributed by Kate
Hamilton, and she has such winning way
we unhesitatingly pronounce her a prize.
Theodore Tilton, for varietys sake pro-
pounds the question: " should women wear
Jewelry?" and then replies to it. Horace
Greeley discusses Capital and labor" and
as his argument involves both, it is worthy
of attention. Gail Hamilton makes very
pretty and graceful retort to the veteran
just mentioned, who in a previous speech
took her to task for certain ideas she ad-
vance upon farming. Z" The Pioneer Boy"
is introduced by Bessie Rhees, probably as
another argument in favor of Gail Hamil-
toms views; he engaged our attention at
once. Dio Lewis could not have chosen a
subject of greater interest, especially
mong the ladies, than Human Hair.''-
Tenoroon's "Fancies' are strange, but
interesting. "Live not to YOURSELF is the
advice of Jennie Joy, and Isaac Waldron
follows out her advice by exposing to man.
kind "the Difficulties and dangers of pub
lishing.' john G. SAKE furnishes "The
Melon and the Rose" and 60 Kathleen, the
Little Claybearer," looks on with sad, hun
gary eyes. The Captain as Man of
Letters is evidently man of heart, and
his story is well told. There is much more
worthy of note had we time and space so
to do, but suffice it to say the November
number of Woods Household Magazine is
unsurpassed in excellence. The music is
by W. T. Giffe, and is charming little
song entitled " Waiting by the River" Ad-
dress S. S. Wood & Co., Newburgh, N. Y,
who will mail three numbers of the maya
zine, free, including November.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28
For The Cecil Wing.
slight the Lamp"
BY A. A. c.

"Light the lamp, Annie, 1 think 'twould
be well,''
Said CHEEKY young voice in the gloom;
"Nay, spare US the twilight decisions a
spell;
Let her sweet presence come into the
room.
CAN harshness of feature, all coarseness
of limb,
She walls like spirit that's gentle and
kind;
Farther the outward grows fainter and
dim,
While mind closer mngles with mind"
Soul calleth to soul from the darkness afar,
And banished are envy and discord and
strife,
That come with their hatefulness ever to
mar
The glory and good in the conflict of life.
Still better than darkness the light,
Though pleasing illusions it's hers to
efface:
Truth in her presence doth ever delight,
Though Error shrinks from her strong
face.
Yes, light the lamp, Anne, the shadows
dispel,
For the gathering silence, the stiffness
and gloom,
Too surely and sadly, and wildly tell
Of the twilight that heralds the night of
the tomb.
AS those shadows steal DER us, around and
above,
And family we struggle to breathe the
last breath;
May angel hands light us the lamp of his
love,
"Ere we know that the twilight's the
shadow of DEATH
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28

"A missionary of the American Sunday
School Union, organized new school in
mountain neighborhood in Tenn, where
there were four distilleries. Three leading
men sharply opposed the school. One said
he would rather have distillery in one
corner Of the church. than a Sabbath
school. And the school was broken up
But the missionary was not to be thwarted.
Going back to Robert Raikes' plan, he
offered to pay those teachers five dollars,
who would help keep up the school for
three months And he succeeded. Within
two miles of that school, he found children
fourteen years of age, who did not know
that Christ came into the world as Savior
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28
SCRIBNER's FOR NOVEMBER THIRTY
seven DAYS of Peril' is the title of an ar;

| SCRIBNER' FOR NOVEMBER" Thirty
seven Days of Peril' is the title of an ari-
Gle in Scrtbner's for November, which is
one OF the most extraordinary bits of auto
biography ever penned. 1t details the wan
behring's of Truman c. Everts who was lost
from the Yellowstone Exploring Expedi-
ton of 1870; and gives not only an intense
ly interesting account of his desperate eff
forts at self-preservat ion, but also of his
curious mental hallucinations-the mental
vagarles of a starving man. The illustra-
lions accompanying this article are very
striking. Another splendidly illustrated
paper is Mr. Richardson's description of
"The Unbarring of He'll Gate" in which
is explained-w the aid ofthirty ingrav-
ings, maps, etc.-the remarkable engineer
ing operations now being carried on by the
L. 5. Government for the removal of the
distractions to navigations in the East
River. "Low Life in nature is pleasant
illustrated sketch, by Pref. Schele de We're,
based upon Rev. Mr.. Wood's charming new
volume on insects at Home, published by
Charles Scribner & Co. This number is
specially strong in the story element, having
besides Wilfrid Cumbermede. the beginning
of powerful tale by Mrs. Oliphant, "The
Two Mrs. Scudamores, which will be COM
pleted in December, to be followed in Jan
uary by a serial from the same gifted au-
thor. There is also a characteristic sketch
from Miss Phelps, author of Gates Ajar,
entitled, " Not pleasant story: being Pas
sages from the Private History of Public
Nuisance" Edward Eggleston contributes
another of his manly and popular stories,
the present being entitled 'Priscilla;" and
there is Halloween story by Meta G.
Adams. William G. Conant writes ably
and freshly of The Right Not to Vote"
and Miss Putnam discusses " The Clubs of
Paris" The poetry is by the California
Stoddard, ii. H., Thomas Dunn English
a quaint and touching piece of negro dia-
lect-with a capital illustration by Shep-
pard; Mrs. Bostwick, and C. r. Wilkinson.
But the most notable poem of the number
is Joaquin Miller's 'From Sea to Sea-
descriptive of ride from the Atlantic to the
Pacific shore, and containing some lines
and passages of marvellous power and
beauty.
Scrt6ner's new volume opens splendidly,
and the publishers announce unusual at
fractions for the future, including a series
of papers by Mr.. Gladstone, Prime Minis
ter of England; and contributions in prose
and verse by Joaquin Miller, the "Poet of
the Sierras.''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28

A CURE FOR THE BLUEs.-A paragraph
list says in one of the medical papers that
"laughing and music will cure the blues.''
Now, laughter is good and music is good,
and we do not doubt that they have good
effect on those who are depressed i'll spirits;
but how is a man going to laugh when he
don't feel like it? And it is not always
easy to get a note of inspiring music. A
still better prescription is to seek the
society and moral support of people who
are blue. When a clock has run down, it
stops. 1t cannot start itself-somebody
must wind it, and touch gently the pendu-
lum till it swings freely in its accustomed
track. So, when hope has departed from
the soul, and all looks dark and discourage
ing, the touch of a strong healthy nature
cheers and invigorates, and starts into
action faculty that has run down and
stopped. If you are blue, then go to one
who is not blue, and let him apply the
sparks of his own life to your Respondent
nature.-Erchange.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28

Two married ladies chatting about
their husbands:
What, says one of them, "you per-
NIT your husband to smoke in your rooms ~
Certainly do, but he spends his even
ings with me,' replied the other.
Eyes, at that price p
" My dear friend, a shrewd wife avails
herself of her husbands faults to repress
his vices
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28
NO. 4.
Is THE ELEGANT new STORE HOUSE

with glass front, situated the sonh side of Main
street The house is stories high, % feet by
60 feet deep, with Shelving Drawers and Gas Fixtures.
all well appointed. 1t is seldom such properties in
the market and the attention Of persons desiring to
purchase is particularly called to this sal The Dwell
ing Houses in the most desirable and pleasant part
of the for residences, and the location of the Store
House for business stand cannot be surpassed.
TIE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by the Decree,
are as follows: Onehalf Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash the day of sale: the balance in Six
Months from the day Of sale. with interest. the pur
casers giving Bonds with security to be approved for
the credit payments.
Stamps and all legal papers at the expense of the
purchaser DANIEL BRATT0N.
ALBERT CONSTABLE
Oct 81 1S1l-t5 Trustees
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28
Piles or Hemorrhoids.

PILES OF ALL KINDS perfectly and permanently
CURED without pain, danger, causf'es or nSueS' ny
VIM. A. McCANDLISS. M. D..
No. POOL ARCH STREET, Fhnsdetph.a'
Who can refer you 1900 cases cured IN fhadei-
phia alone We desire to those afcted there Is
positively no decspton the cure OF these DISEASES II
m,ttars nor how Iona or how severely you have been
afflicted we can sre you. We also cure Fisua tssure
proansus Structures and liberation of the lower bowel
Come Won that are suffering will not deceire H0u.-
Ne have natients from almost every State in the Union
and from Europe Have treated these diseases for 20
rs ,y;tbont n failure april %, lSTl-ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28

"A lady, who had a number of female
servants in her family, to each of whom
she on one occasion gave pair of cast-off
shoes, found the following impromptu OH
her chamber mantel-piece one morning:
elbow careful should our mistress be
The narrow path to choose,
When all the maids within the house
Are walking in her shoes!'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28

THE YORK pa FIRE INSURANCE Co.
is one of the best Companies in the country.
Risks taken from one to three years, at
rates according to the quality of the hazard.
Payment of losses made promptly, without
litigation. E. E. Ew1NG.
Agent, at Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28

Is 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 do
this, just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous " VHmsnoton
City Soap" Ask your grocer for it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-10-28

We venture to suggest simple plan
for the reformation of the habitual tipler
without depriving him of his liberty let
him, whenever he takes his walks abroad,
be conspicuousy labeled, "To be kept
dry."