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turrentine
a sse with sales of $50 bills in good order at
that price Ra.ia was g ,ar M REQUEST but is weak;
and 0i d. at "a 62N Tar continued quiet hui steady;
ss sslss % '' Washington at s' wi"l's''n quoted
PKrnorIuM -There continued but limited demand for
can BY 40 means be quoted ,rony At 2c which was the
s.c Case oil was eSiiley nominal at s7Ss sapn,ha,
although coanung auic remained firm at Ne for Vest
low: sSs standard white So.s%ser, ssc. and
ss d. So S SS o S0 'or M fo last half O. be D
ssm;ss bsis :. Sjs sss t.. return;
Quiet and g.as Al Che srsek nc market dull and lower
cut
rs Ss',ss
than nominal sales 20 SIis al ss i is %, essn. and
joG osb e ~ nSs .o ' Z M Vi com IN
Sc a. &C. cs an %' %i @
Lard was dull and there was no disposition NANTES, on the
or
s. @ M aa se. e %asa % ss Us
tierces for !, balance Of month az We a'so @ note
ise Fl V m pa S ara Il s &
ss 81 S e and s es ss range
SM ST. prime do sl s % nds ssf: do sS s. y ~ l. hss Hsef
ling demani, quiet and STEADY We quote -snoke
boxed Sc siec DO nams Western or ciiy I0Jsc i2c.
PRESSED ass wrf Sa au S @ HS e@sn r
for the atter and cheese were moderately active and
Kioy.-The marke, today wa. GaIe. bst steady There
several Transactions aiding bat nothing closed at
late hour Quotations remain the same.
SU0Ar-Therc been true better inquiry to-day for
raw. The markc; remaining steady on the basis OF Sac
yc good refining Sales of 1l5 bhds within the
range We safes Of i5o boxes At oAtc and 100
boxes grocery private terms We quote Cuba Inferior
to reun, 74c. s1c; fair 10 GOOD far refining,
8c. ac.; good prime refining, 9sc ac fair to good
grocery 95xc 9ssc.; PRIME TO choice grocery Nzc.
vc centrifugal, hhds and boxes; Sc lc moaases,
Boxes Dutch standard, Nos. % y shc. 9c. do, 70
4 al s.'f d. 1Si g. isss e isc
= faye. Porto Rico-Gommon to prime rcnaing, s,ac.
gle. fair choice grocery, asc. Ipc. Brazi-pntch
standard, Nos TO II, 7ec. sc. JavaDutch sandard
Nos 10 to u, 9Sc asc. Manila-superlor and extra
superior, 7s1c SIC.
sgnps- was request, and note further sales
of $50 bags lisc. l2ac. Timothy was steady At $3
. S3 50. .
STEARINY-There a trHe better inquiry to-dsy,
suting in sales of prime Western a, lUc.
TAIL0w continued In fair request and iirm. sales
reported of 20OoD lbs. at 9l1c. Tor prime.
Observation-Disclosures 652 bbls. The market was firm at
94c, with lurlhcr sales OF $50 bbs
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RAILROAD LAND .eRABBERs cHEcKMArED.

In the case OF the Montclair Railroad. against
which, as reported IN the HERALD at the tune,
Chancellor Zaorishie. OF New Jersey, granted tenn
pOrary Injunction at the instance Of Mr. Iicso the
matter was recently argued by Mr.. Oscar Keen FOR
Mr. Llese anu United states District Attorney
Kcasbey for the company. The injunction was
made perpetual. The company, IL VIII lie remem
bered maize an agreement with Mr.. Liese for his
property but after taking possession repudated the
same. Hence the legal steps.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Quarter 10 six O'Clock II. m.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, Nov. 1852. ".

THURSDAY, Nov 1862. ".
CorPrr.-The market continued entirely without ar!-
nation There has been movement N any description
We quote, nomnaly Cargoes ordinary Rio, l3c. lys<c
do fair Hc. N4c. do. good, IKE l5c. do. prime,
l51Sc. I5slc gold, in bond sixty days; Maracabo Ice
1s1ec Laguayra, isac lsc. 81 Domingo, bond, llNc
a l2c.; Java, 2ic. a 26c., gold, duty paid 4.
CoTToS.The market for the spot at The open.
ing Of Change quiet but steady. Subsequently closed
in better demand and firm. For future delivery there con
timed good demand, with prices quoted an &C. better
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From the above table II appears that for the
seven months ended July 81, 1871 the imports ex-
ceeied the exports by s9l9s,i1s, whine for the cor
responding period OF 1870 ths exports were IN
excess 0f the Imports 10 the amount OF 81, 800 36,.
The value Ol fore gu commodities remaining IN
warehouse July 81 1871, was $50. 257.s7h, rs com
pared with s5s,a,5,S"s July 81, 1870. showing an
excess u s So, 06I. III this amount be deducted
fronl the imports favorable balance or s., 90 aig
will appear The comparative values OF the tore.
going carried IN American and foreign vessels re-
srcciively amt III ears ailt other iani vehicles,
during the seven months ended July 81. ls7i, were
a. iOlloWs:---
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The quotations baseion coon running quality not
hail a grade above o. below the grade gnotc
FLprE AMI GEAiS. Recelps-floor, t'6 bhls wheat,
I0 ass bushels; ern, slo do corr meal 900 DOS an w
ta.s oats, ~ iCp hscs rye l1pOO do barley, eieo ~
The -four market steady under moderaie inquiry i1r
export ard from the trade. The sal about llUb
bbs the msrket closing steady NJ the appended quotations
iour sieadv, though ~ moderate request
Southern 40 moderate demand and we near 81
sacs of hD1 bb at our rnOa'ous Corn nga was
moderately active hrm We nte sales 4ul Ibis, ~
- ~ raudy wue 81 20 for Western yellow sod ~ ~
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THE CANAL BOAT HOMICIDE.

c,.o,.. Schlrmer yesterday took charge or the
go - e.. AIN James Muarney. Of the canal bo.s
us,o.' = ,' shot dead at pier East River. eu
,',s'.. msn, ""o az. during difficulty with Cs,-
49, ,g"ss. - -" r. as previously reported.
Andrew d. Munger, .oav A. ,r-...s. s'e o'as's
was. still remains In crsA f''s A'' W
held to-day.
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Corn meal. Jersey y......~............. -" sm
Aunentons w y
wheat was In good demssd. with some inquiry for ex
hort and Che market ruled strong, closiog ~ anoss
sa p Tor choice Ec %Ixsatse ~ .aoas e. snd ~ =. %
or. % Tor 1rdnsry chesro 81 " b for ca9cs % eo' %
2,r m,wautss, ~. 81 g for No, ~ S. u e e
% tor white Corn dull and lower, cl0sNg AZ Is
Du and SIC aked for mixed afoat The saes were only
sueat oas were shade hrner with sales OF FMO pusnes
sooSsc Doc Tor Western mixed and nearly white Doc
0Ic ior wnita OHIO and State. kye was hrmer Wcnole
sas on 5e0 bushels Western at Sic. Barley was also hre
sses o. 0u bushels, mainly Canada, az VI lo IN pert
FREcHTs. There ctter inquiry to-dy for rooml
principally Tor grain trhe rrer 10 Liver
pool other the market remsined quct and rates
without noticeable change rhe charHrins business was
comparatively quiet but rates genenly reniains steady
bushels wheat at I'd 3d. 800 SAGA clover seed, Jos LOU
boxes cheese aba lJ5 boxes bsron, 30s $40 baetcon
5nd FER conprcsscd 1900 bushels barley at stsd. for
~ IDS oO hide talow z7s Cd 10 Lond0r BY stea, 800
ous % nou Jour- ~ "a TO verpool by SAIL as ho0 bushels
gram ai ~ ,1,d 500 bbs. -four, The charters
prnlse;-A Danish brig, hence TO Anconn. LOO 3bls.
renned petroleum Is Germnn brig hence ~ Bremen,
AsOU dds ros 49, American schooner about zoo ems,
n.hce 10 seville anu back. general cargo lump sum;
terms
HINES continued good demand and linn We note sales
0 2 dy teSns on private terms 74b dry Texas kps at
c loo wet ated Texas kps and $40 city siaughtcrers
bOtn private terms
MoIAspis Tile market for both foreign aud domestic
was du There safes reported amt Ia absence o.
business prices were entirely nominal. We qnatc:
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying TO nat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were Is fol.
lows
Gold cleared. $2I, ,06l 600
Gold balances. 1,503,975
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1,6l9, 564
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ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL FAIR.

The following Is the report OF the Ladies' Fair,
held at the Academy OF Music, Brooklyn, April 1871,
by the Ladies' Association OF ST. Mary's Hospital
and Founding Asylum:--
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The government list wavered q little In the fore.
noon. when gold was selling at Ill. out gradually
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Eyirtls.


MIM.EE---At 52T Hudson strceE on T!lvr"iay,
November 10, the wsfc Of ALsxAsDEeO. W. MIGLER-
OF a son.
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MARRIAGES AND 10



BLAcKMAS--,sOBERTs.-O WedEebdA, ,tgcra.s
November Is, ~ the Rev. Henry II. MtA : ~ 49,.
city.
CoNOyER-sMyT. wednesday evening" "o'
vem0er To- Al the residence OF tne Orides parehN =
Dy the itev. j. Nj Pullman, WARREN. CONOvKK -
ELLIE ~ III c. eldest daughter OF EDWIN r. SMITH. Esq.
al MAE.ns-HurcEtss~-On Monday, October 30,
1911, az the Legation or the United States. PSst6t
france, ii. j. b HARRIS, Past Assistant paymasseg
United States Navy, 70 SARA L. q. HurcHIss, OF Bs&-
tim0re, Md.
BALTIMORE papers please copy.
MO3S-SAkr OKD.-I1 Mazatlan, Mexico at che
United States Consulate. on TUESDAY, October II.
1871, ERNEST q. MosI OF New Orleans, La. 70
JOSEPHINE SANFORD, oil New York city.
PARXER-ABEsL.-Atk Rome, N. Y, on Thursday.
November q, 1871, by tie Rev. Gustayus Abeei, ID.
D., assisted ny the Rev. Dr. Stryker Brevet MAJOR
r. II. PARKER, Ordnance Corps United. states Army.
70 Miss AUGUSTA ABFEI, daughter OIL the late Cap
Cam James y. ADee, United states Army.
SMTH--JoRALENON.--At Central Presosteran
church, Orange, N. j., on Wednesday, kovemser ~.
1871, ny Rev J. X. Allen, assisted by Rev. ~ Yoe
mans, l.. DiNwIDDlE SMITH, OF New YORK, TO ETrA.
daughter OF N. n. J0raien0n, 0f orange, N. j.
WEssrFALL--KROaS.--On Tuesday evening", No
venber II. ut the residence oil thc briues motoer,
by The Rev. Mr.. iiauslnan. Joas IIESEy WEsr-
FAA TO CHRsriNA M. KRoss, daughter o. rhe late
Mr.. George kr0sss al oil BrooklyW
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CRisAGO AND THE MONEY GUAM GERS.

The following correspondence has passed 0c.
tween the Gold Exchange OF New York and tho
Mayor OF Ch lcaQO:--
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MARRIED..

W1LSON-HfLAND Thursday, 5tll
inst, in North East, Md, by Rev Thos.
l.. Poulson, WILLIAM II. WILSON, OF
Havre de Grace, Nd, and SARAH JANE
HYLAND, of Elkton, Md.
RILEY-kEITHLY.- Tuesday, 10th
inst, by Rev. A. S. Eversole, JOIN RILEY
and ELIZABETH }. KETrnLY, both Of
Cecil county.
INSTRUMENTATION Thursday, 18TH
inst, by the same, SAMUEL HILTON and
ANNIE EWING, both of Cecil county
L1L1-McDOWELL.-On Tuesday, 10th
of December, at Charleston, by Rev. Jos.
Dare, STEPHEN LILY and SARAH r.
MCDOWELL, both of Cecil county
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday,
January 9Th, at Charlestown, JOHN G..
GoRRELL and MARY f. JACKSON, both of
Cecil county.
BIDDLE-HOLLAN December 25,
at the residence of the brides father, at
Charlestown, HyLAND BIDDLE and CAR
RTE A. HOLLAND.
FORD-STOUT.-A the residence of the
brides father, in North East, by Rev
E. II. Stokes, of New Jersey, ALFRED
FORD and NJ. NJ. STOUT, both of North
East.
GIBSON-GEORGE.- the 18th inst .,
by Rev. II. Mathews, WILLIAM d. GIBSON
of Baltimore, and JENNIE c. GEORGE, of
Elkton.
GARRETT-DICk.- the 10Th inst,
by Rev. H. II. Bodine, JOSEPH GARRETT
and JANE DICK, all of Cecil county.
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Rebel School Books.

Wherever the Secession Democracy
regained possession of the State Govern
ment since the war, they have made every
! effort to make treason popular and loyalty
| to the { Mon odious.
In Maryland one of the first acts of the
| Rebel Legislature was to organize u State
| Military force dressed in the Rebel uniform.
| They have since labored increasingly to
| exterminate Union Sentiments and cult
| vate a love for Rebellion. The highest
recommendation a candidate for Office can
| bring before the Maryland Democracy is
the record of his service in the Rebel army,
or as y spy and blockade runner. They
are now making an effort to educate the
| coming generation to hatred of the Federal
| Union by means of school books prepared
| by Rebels, and which are filled with false
| hoods about the federal Government and
| about the people of the North. We have
just received a copy of one of the Histories
of the late war, now being introduced into
the schools of every State, where the School
Boards are composed of Rebel Democrats.
This lying volume makes patriots of jeff
Davis, Robert Lee, John Morgan, Wirz,
Mudd Harold, Atzeroot, Payne, and John
Wilkes Booth, and characterizes the people
of the North rs robbers and murderers.
We see that the entering wedge has been
driven by the School Board of Kent county.
We print an extract from the Kent Meas,
| of Saturday last:
"The Board of School Commissioners of
this county have adopted the series of
school books published under the auspices
Of the University Of Virginia The spelling
book and readers are prepared under the
direction of Prof. Holmes, the arithmetic
and algebra by Prof. Venable, and the geo.
graphy by Commodore Maury. By the
contract now made, every pupil in the
school is to be supplied with all the books
needed at no cost whatever, but the sur
render of the books now in use. The
| usual allowance made on Introductory
books is one-half, that is, taco old books are
given for one new one; but in this case the
the exchange is to be book for book, a new
one for an old one-the publishers paying
the freight"
These books are to be exchanged for the
old ones. Alladin's wife once exchanged
that way, giving her husbands old lamp
which was invaluable, for a new one that
was worthless. How the Rebel Democratic
spiders do spin their webs. New books for
| old ones and the freight paid. If the peo-
pie of Kent county cannot see the intention
of this swapping books, they must be blind,
indeed.-Freensan's Jdurndl
We believe our School Board have ad-
vancsd no further in supplying bad books
than badly made ones.
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NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

The subscriber, having family and residing in
Philadelphia, will sell at Public Sale on
Saturday, tho 11M day Of February, 1871,
At tho Hotel of John A. Thompson, Port Deposit Mi hi,
*A " Wa
situated in the eth flec;aa Iarct Of Cecil county Nd
nes frGIi leos, Lspnnt on the public road leading
Itom Euwlsnlsvillo to Battle Swamp, consisting of
SO ACRES OF LAND.
Of first quality Is of which are heavily tinberc
The improvements arc good and substantial k.-sS
Frame Dwelling; Barn. Wagon, Corn ard NH
chl'sen House; all in good repair. Thsse III
two Springs Of excellent water asar the DWELL
ia hearing and choice Fruits Of other kinds
This Farm IL well adapted for Dlry ar Truck farm,
sAny further inf'rn.ti"n IN fcsgsHce to said pro-
psrty eau be had preyo4s 10 Lsl" hy calling on or adj
dressing the s,scfiiaF uf 18th aud Carpenter
Streets, fhslairhis 81 Jos. r. Thomas wooiIawn
Cecil county, Nd
THE TERMS are very accommodating, and will 10
made to suit purchaser.
Bale to commence at O'Clock Pm.
JACOB b THOMAS
'No. u hisphAS, Ancti"E""r Jan 81, ls1l-lw
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DIED.

HISS.-In Dover, Del, on the 14th of Jan
uary, 1871, PRISCILLA J. HISS, daughter
of Nicholas and E. J. Hiss, of Elkton, in
the 2Sth year of her age.
M1TCHELL.-On Tuesday morning, Jan
uary 10th, HENRIETTA, daughter of the
late John A. Getty, A. NJ, and wife of
DR.. Henry II. Mitchell. Baltimore and
Richmond papers please copy
GATCHEL.-At his residence, No. 224
Second street, northwest, Washington,
OH the 10Th ult., at 10 o'clock p. NJ,
JOSHUA L. GATCHEL, in the 51st year Of
his age.
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THE FARMERS OvERCoAT.-A well built
garment-thick warm and durable-com-
Portable enough to drive to market and
genteel enough to wear to church, is the
new overcoat sold by Wanamaker & Brown,
to many Of our neighbors, at but fourteen
dollars piece.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-01-21

"a 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 Wilmington
city Soap" Ask your grocer for it.
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Blindness s. Catarrh.

J. ISAACS, NJ D., sos Arch Street. Philadelphia
O'ulist and Aur>t Professor in til" Medical College Of
Prnlsy wanna. of the Ey and Ear Persons afflicted with
diseases of the EYE EAR CATARRII will he scicn-
tifcay treated and cured if durable. lie has been per-
:,lrEfly located in the city for years, and makes the
above seeihitrs iii lis prar!irr The Medical faculty
Is invited as he has secrets III his treatment
70 Artificial eyes inserted without pain NJ charges
made for examination.
Jan %, lS69-ly
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4AtHSN41 ], FEBRUARY 9th, 1871,
the following Personal Property, viz
head of MARES, all good drivers and workers: > Of
them with foal good Horse
20 head Of THOROUGHBRED DURHAM CATTLE
ioIs OF superior oxen. young. quick and thu. Yoke
OF Young Oxen, broken to the yoke; Mich Cows first
class two Of thom with CALVES lay their Sides and the
Others will be in February and March; Bulls. three
years OLD Thoroughbred Ad~rny, two and half years
aHu year old, Thoroughbred Durham. large
their aye. twoyrar old Aldernry sni Durham; on.
year old Hrifer: Odd Steers, year. old. This Stock
10 unsurpassed in the STATE.
Farm Wagon. iron s1le,) OK Cart. Horse Cart
kucksyc Mower. Endless Chain Horse Power Spring
Tooth Rake. l Revolving RAKE, l Wheat bill. tPhos
IhAte AttachmeptJ Grain Fan, Cider Mil and Press,
cfn.L"iies tger, FLOWS. iIarrows Cul tvaturs Grind
stone. Wieeibnrrow, Pillow Harness. Wagon Harness
shoVels Hoes Forks and other articles usually found
ON farm.
TERMS OF SALE.-AlI sums Of SIS and under cash
ON all sums that amount credit Of Ten Month,
Will be given the purchaser giving Note with
sndorrsr with interest and stamp added payable the
National Bank of Ekton. per cent of for cash.
No goods removed from the premises until terms OF
sale are complied with.
No postponement Oh account u weather,
~. Sale ~ eIninei,cs al 10 o'clock
G. SRWBOLD PRICE
), b, ASH, Auctioneer. Jan q, l81l-3w
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We advertise great deal Of fine stock
for sale this week. Farmers should read
the advertisements of public sales in The
Wig this and next month.
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
This 10 to give notice that the subscribers of Cecil
county have obained from the Orphans Court of said
county letters the personal estate Of
JOHN 2. LOGAN,
late OF said county diseased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 18th day Of January. 1872:
they may otherwise by law, lie excluded from all benefit
Of sSid crats All persons indebted said estate ar.
requested 10 max" immediate payment to the sulsCri-
bers. Given under hands this slst tsy of January
1871. MARY ANN LOGAN
GEORGE VI. CHRISTIE
Executors of John P. Logan, decd.
Test-kKUBES d. JAnAR, Regi.tsr.
Jan u, 1ST2-6w
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NEW 4DTER1IsEMENTs.
NOTICE..
JOHN MAULDIN

JOHN MAULDIN
AMBROSE b. OWENS AND WIFE, ET AL.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil comfy In Chancrrv
January Goth, 1871.
oRpERsp That the sale made and reported by William
j. Jones and james Gro0mc Trustees for the sale of
the Real Estate mentioned in the Above entitled cause
he ratified and confirmed unless to the contrary
thereof be shown before the twenty day OF
March, next: provided copy of this order inserted
in som- paper printed at Elkton u week for one
month before the invent day of February next
The Report states the amount of sales be S.
DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
Tru" copy; test, DAVID SCOTT
Jan 81 lS1l-1m Clerk
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LINE UPoN LISE.-It would seem that
it takes three times as much cudgeling to
get information of a public character
through Democratic brains, as it does to
enlighten Republicans. or why order the
Annual Report Of the Board of School Com
missioners to be published in The Democrat
three times, and i'll The Wig only once ?
Democratic partisans, innocent souls, are
always reprobating "public plunder,' too!
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THE MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Orchilla GuanO.

TRUE BIRD GUANC
Rich in Phosphates and Salts and equal to the best "A
Guano. For sale at So per ton by
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
oct 10, lsos Mktos
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fB At the cor. of Sd & Orange sts., in
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 q
far country" That establishment belongs
to Moore & Bro;-that article is Whining
ton CitU iSoaD' -
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Special NOTICES,
MYSTIC WATER
FROM
vID'S WELL.
Il BLESSING no LADIES.
DupOncO'S Golden Pills for Females
ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS.

To immediately relieve and permanently suppressed
or difficult n"nstruatun. remove oi,tructunr, 81.
One lady writes. she would be willing to pay j. box
for them rather than be without them.
Another lady writes, Duponro'S Golden Pills relieved
me in two days, without any Inconvenience, like
magic.
Beware of C"untcrfrits.' The genuine is put
up in large white boxer containing double quantity
OF Pillr. and upon each box yuu will find the L. $.
Revenue Stamp printed from my pirate die upon which
you will find the words DGPoNcos golden PERIODICAL
Pills, in (white letters None genuine without that
stamp. The small rel and yelioc boreS no longer
used, because Of their being count-rfeited.
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"T1me Tries all Things" and has proved
rat DR. WiSTARs B.Is,a OF WILD CHERRY is the remedy
pr excrlehe" for the of coughs. colds. Group.
who"ping cough, bronchitis, asthma, phhsc, sore
throat and influenza. 1t coughs and colds nsai
ter 1t sootcs the irritatel parts heals the inam
nation and consumption itself yields to its magic
influence.
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Price 81 per Box. Six Boxes, IS.

Sold at DR. MIrcHELLs DRUG STORE Elkton. Nd.
BY sending 81 through tho Elkton Post Onice. n
have the Pills sent condcntisy by mall any part
of the country, freq Of postage.
Sold also by SMITH PAINTER, Wilmington H. NJ
BRIcKLEY. Chester, and by s. b. HOWE Proprietor,
Nov T. lS10-ly New York.
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To Farmers, RreedersS Loeors of Good .sts
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SHEEP AWARDS.

The following Sheep Award. will 10 paid on npplicx
by written order Of the parties: