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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
HElv advertisements.

To, AL whom IT MAY CoNCERN.
Il The following bOOKS, II no. called for In ten
days,will be sold TO pay for the Binding:
1Putnam's Mag zine, vols. aud g.
Atlantic Monthly, 25.
Harpers' Weekly " 1861.
2Sunday School Papers.
Fleetwoods Life OF Christ Full Morocco Gilt.
! " Leather
/ Family Bible.
Psterson's Magazine, vol 1854.
/ MarTy0 t's NOv-ls
our School Day Visitor, vol 1859.
] Beau or Holiness 1867.
l MacHul ,ys Essay,
Qu. ems 1f England.
2God y's Lazy. Book, vols. 1865 a9d 1855.
! School Journal, 8.
l aties depository, " 1865.
Guide 10 Holiness, " 81 and 1861
Music BOUks.
! Lutte Of Zion.
Greek Grammar.
Phil sophy OF Future State.
] Widow Bed tt rapers.
G. lden Graus,
2 Chu oh Psalmists.
Testament
Noble Lille.
Bibles.
BoUGEMAN, THOMAS CO.,
sep9s-eod6:<w al Market b., WILL, Del,
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Ths KIscIIon, Ts-NIorrew.

Tomorrow, the election Of APsessoru, and In
spectors Of Election takes place. 1t is very i'm
portant that good and At men should be chosen
TO all these positions. In Wilmington, the
election will be held At the usual voting places,
and We appeal to ali Republicans not to neglect
polling their votes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
Spanish CInImn.

FILLlBUsTERINo EXPEDITIONS FOR CUBA.
MADRID, Sept. 30.
Spain has resolved to submit to the other Eu-
ropean powers the justice of it's claim against
the United States for damages caused by Amer
lean Hllibustering expeditions for Cuba.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
Religious New Departure.

The different Protestant churches Of Mary
land have inaugurated new move in religious
matters, purposing to cover every county iu the
State, by having preacher to visit every family
and distribute religious tracts and converse with
those who are not religious, to induce them to
attend divine worship. The work has already
been commenced, and a society auxiliary to the
week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
INC Fnir Murder TrInI

The arguments in the trial of Laura Fair, at
San Francisco were ended on Friday, and the
case was given to the jury. On Saturday the
Jury came into Court for additional instructions
on the questions of proof of insanity, that be-
ing the ground Ct defence. The Court instruct-
ed them that the evidence to show insanity
must be sufficient to overcome the presumption
of sanity, and they again retired.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30

DfMoonATIc MEErISG.-A Democratic meet
ing was held at 9Th and King streets. on Satur-
day evening, and addresses were delivered bg
rnos. J. Worrell Of Philadelphia, and Capt. ]
NJ. Barr. Henry Eckel presided.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
The Mormon slaughter.

A San Francisco despatch says the Nevada pa
pere end orse Smith, the ex-MOrmOn Bishop, who
made the affidavit charging the Mormon leaders
with the Mountain Meadow massacre. The
Mormon papers have not contradicted the afi-
davtf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30

FAREWELL SERMON. Rev. George II. Smyth
preached his farewell sermon, yesterday. We
shall give some Of the notes of it, tomorrow,
for winch we cannot possibly make room to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
Real Fntntn.

WIrHDRAwE.-The seven houses at Harrison
street and Shallcross avenue. offered for sale,
on Saturday, by William Bright were withdrawn,
the prices offered being too low to justify sale
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION.
$50, p. M.

The prospectus of the DeId,0dre Straisht-oat
Truth Teller appears On our second page, to-
day. 1t bids fair to be creditAble represents
tive OF OConor and Adams.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30

DEcEAsED.-The death OF Jacob Lewis, a we'll
known citizen, and father to James Lewis, Esq,
Postmaster of the city. is announced under ths
heading Of deaths. His funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
FIRST EDITION.
a:3O p. M.
r.. n Accident.

COLLISION OF PASSENGER AND COAL TRAINS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 80.
Two railroad employees were killed, and eight
seriously injured by collision of a passenger
train with coal train on the Delaware & Lack
awanna road, near Paterson, N. j., yesterday,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

In an item, on Saturday. referring to the call
of three ven cradle citizens Oh Mr.. John Harris
the name OF William D. Ewes was misprinted aB
Ewea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
Terrible Tragedy.

AN ISsANE MAN MeRrAILx WOUNDS HIS WIFE AND
DAUGHTER.
New YORK, Sept 80.
Patrick Leary, recently from the insane asy-
lum, horribly mutilated his wife and daughter
with a meat saw Both were mortay injured
Leary was arrested after desperate struggle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
French PoIi,Ies.

VICTOR HUGO NOMINATED For THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, Sept. 80.
The Republicans Of Algiers havo nominated
Victor Hugo for the French Assembly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
Deaths.

LE''lS IN this city, on Saturday, September 2sth,
1872, Jacob Lewis. aged "a years
The re- stves and iriends Of the family are re
snpctfnl iRVited TO attend the funeral from his
late residence, Front and ClaymOAt streets, on
Tuesday, at O'Clock P. NJ.
az Philadelphia papers please copy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
ScrofuIa,

Scrofula.
Is the d. cad disease which annually sweeps its
thousands to the gave. 1t makes ts appearance In
mauy forms; IN consumption, GlanduaI Swellings,
rheumatism, CutaneOus diseases many OF the al
fectiols, ith which fem a. are trOuDed sc Per-
haps no one is waOly iIee from its tAini, The only
way It Can be success uly treated is through the
meaium nf the circulation |. is blood disease.
Dr. TUFTS SHIsapHri la and Queens leigh; pos
sesRes the qualities Ia eXpe II from the ys.em and
res tore par eCt neal h. BeiLg ee from violent
mileIall, It may bs taken win safety by old and
YOU q 1he most delca { female may take it at any
tire.
II your child has worms, or bad breath, CT sal
low complexion, or resues, at ngnt or no appetite,
or general bad health, give IL DIR. TUFTS Liver Pills.
II Will soon be restur,d.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE confirms no suvar OF lead
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 80.
Probabilities; For the Middle States, westerly
and south westerly winds and clear weother.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30

B. q Co. also have Pure Xylol and Capsules
Of Xyol made by e. scherng, OF Berlin, which, 1t il
claimed. mitlgates the severity of smallpox.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30
DAilg Gem.stertiaf.

JENKINS 4 ATKINSON.
WILMER ATKINSON. Publisher.
Ew-Fr Tsrms Eta, Sss Second Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-30

A II. GRlMSHAW, Broker, No. W. Third
As street. negOtiates loans, sells real estate,
rents houses collects rents. Agent, sale Of Bonds
Northern Pacific Railroad, Drafts on yla nd Ire
land and al parts Of the Con inent OF e.
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OUR TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENT
CHAMBERsBURG, PA, }
May 18th, 1872. !


Mr.. EDIToR:-Having spent week in
this valley, between Harrisburg and Hag-
erstown, propose to give Your readers a
few items, even though the thermometer
marks 80
Everything in nature is beautiful in its
Spring dress, excepting the wheat; it looks
sick. Admitting as I do, all things in
nature, with two exceptions mad dogs and
fellows with elm JAMS" one of the latter
next room,) l see much in this valley to
interest one: relics of the past, battle
grounds, &C., beautiful farms, comfortable
homes, spacious barns; indeed everything
the eye beholds seems to say thrift is here
because economy, energy, patience and
endurance came before, with the settlers.
Much has been said and written of the fer
tility of this valley. 1t is generally very
productive. Why? because these people
are producers more than consumers-hard
handed. Toll and waiting have brought
all obstruction. They so not around rocks
and trees, if in the way of money making,
but cut them down or blow them up, as is
cheapest. Their lands, ever since the war.
are neatly fenced, well cultivated and
neatly kept. Corn planting has just COM
meneed and they are planting largely,
more acres than previously because many
are blowing up their wheat fields for corn,
SO slender is the promise of a yield Of seed
even. Several farmers have told me the
crop cannot be an average one. Indeed it
is distressing to look at many fields. The
famous leaper, Sam Patch, could not jump
were he here from tuft to tuft. In many
of the grass fields as well as the wheat,
bare, parched grounds instead OF green
fields. Hard on clotl-hopper and grass
hopper alike. But it is time enough for cab
bage yet, and with 4 stock of sour kraut,
the Dutch Quaker wont starve, even though
he gets blue. In closing, would say there
is a good prospect Of crop of young
Dutch, from general observations.
Yours, &c, PRETZEL.
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Baltimore Markets.

TIE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MA.iKET.-
There was not much demand for B ,ef Cat
tie, but, with light receipts, prices
are well maintained. Sales OF choice at
rose; fair to good at 5fG6sc.; and com
mon at 5(G5!c. per pound gross. Receipts
1860 head. Cows and Calves meet Il mod
crate demand at full figures. Sales of
springers at $50@65. and fresh COWS at
S6JG75. Receipts, 300 head. Sheep are
steadily inquired after, and prices we'll
maintained. Sales OF clipped at 5G7c. per
ID. for fair to choice. and 50 per head for
common, and wooded at rose per fb.-
Lambs are wanted at s5GaS per head for
good, and $20s4 for common. Receipts,
1860 head. Hogs are unchanged. Sales
of slop at $G(G6.50 and corn fed at Sc. 1907
per 100 lbs, net. Receipts, $3.50 head.
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THE MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Elkton Markets.
The Philadelphia Markets.

There is very little Wheat of prime quail
ity offering, and this description is in fair
request by the local millers at full prices.
Pennsylvania and western red $225. Rye
is quoted at 81. Corn is in good demand.
Sales of 1000 bushels yellow at 75c.; 5000
bushels mixed at 74c.; and $4,000 bushels
do. for future delivery on private terms
Oats are in steady request, and 10, 900
bushels sold at sc, for white, and STA
Doe. for mixed Cloverseed is nominal at
S5a9!c. per lb. Timothy is quoted at
So. ,5a2. 81, and Flaxseed at $40.
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-3-A live business firm is that of W.
NJ. kennard & Co., of Wilmington, whose
advertisement will be found on our first
page, full of new and varied attractions in
the line Of Dress Goods, comprising Silks,
Cloths, Grenadines, etc, with great variety
of Summer Dress Goods of all the latest
styles. This large stock they propose to
close out before moving to their new store,
and have fixed the prices at astonishngly
low figures, considerably under the ordin-
airy retail prices. Those who have an eye
to bargains will be sure to call on Kennard
G. ~,
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BRADLEY's ENAMEL PAINT, advertised
in TIE Wing by c. P. Knight, is an article
that persons having painting done should
try. The paint is shipped in cans or kegs
ready mixed for use, by the agent from Bal
timore. A sheet of sample colors is fur
nished on application and any shade or
color selected will be sent, and when
received is ready for use. We have had
our house painted with the Enamel
paint and it fully sustains in the fine
bright enameled appearance it presents,
all that is claimed for it in this respect
Durability is claimed for the paint superior
only mechanical mixture and Liable to
separate, the oil after period of time
escaping into the wood, when the paint
drops off. The Enamel paint having COM
paratively light basis of lead is made up of
other constituents, which in chemical COM
bination forms a rich glossy enamel, imper-
vious to air and water which is claimed
andwith apparent reason--to last much long
or than the lead and oilalonc. Painters who
have been used to applying the slush which
they make of white lead and linseed oil are
likely to condemn the enamel paint as being
deficient in .sbody'' Their notions of
what constitute "body' however, will gen
orally be found confined to avoirdupois.-
In uneducated minds quantity is often ac-
cepted for guilty. Try Bradley's Paint
if you want nice Job.
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MARRIED..

MACKEY-YERKES.-On May 18th. by
Rev. J. II. Johns, JAMES y. MAcKEY,
and DEBORAH A. YERKEs both OF this
county.
LE-THOMAS.-At the resi-
dence of the brides father, May 18th,
1872, by Rev. II. G. Shippers, WILLIAM
JAMES MoUsDALE, of Hartford county,
and MARY j. THOMAS, of this county.
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Does Ground Bone acs Quietly EpousI,

Does Ground Bone &C! Quietly Enough
Tor Potatoes Head tie FogloWiag:-My
potato field was manured with a broad cast
application from the barnyard and 800 Tbs.
per acre of WARNINGS BONE DUST super
added. small patch was left without
any Bone, for experiment. The general
yield per acre was 200 bushels: but accord
ing to the testimony of my son, who man
aged the gathering, the part without Bone
made but $50 bushels per acre. This shows
geo bushels of potatoes from one ton of
Bone Dust; or allowing 80 cts per bnshel
for the potatoes, return of 500 per ton
for the Bone. LLOYD BALpERsToN.
COL0ra, Nd, I'd mo-, 90. 1872
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Pure Ground Bvne.-We are I

Pure Ground Bonc.-We are prepared
to receive orders for our Pure Ground
Bone, by the single Ton or Car load, and
shall be glad to have those interested to call
at the Mill and examine our stock and the
process of its manufacture. Samples sent
by mail when desired.
THos. WARING & Bro, Colora, Md.
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Cherry Hill.-The public are req,ies ted
to not forget that Jas. IL. NJ Culloug is
still in the plant business. and has on land
and for sale, Tomatoes. Sweet Potato, and
other plants OF line quality. [0S1
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- Mr.. s. Rowland Carson, of Port De-
post, lays before our readers this week
rare display, both in quality and variety of
Agricultural Machinery. Every class of
farmer, from the " Ten Acres Enough, to
the large plantation planter can procure
a complete outfit of the best and most
modern improved implements. With such
a Depot to select from there is no excuse
for useiDg bad tools, or what is worse,
habitual borrowing of neighbors. And if
You would learn how to use them more
probably subscribe for, pay in advance and
read Tie Wig every week.
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G. 4. Collier, will leave Elk Jon. the last
of May, for Piedmont, West Virginia. All
persons wishing Photographs haG better
apply Immediately. Also, a Photograph
Sa loon for sale. TGSI
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The dry weather will soon shorten the
supply of Lumber. Buy while the supply
is good and prices moderate.
DAVIS & MILLER
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Willis Rutter, Tailor, has located him
self at Brick Meeting House, and is pre-
pared to accommodate the public in the
best manner, and at reasonable rates. All
work guaranteed. T19].
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Life Insurance.-The MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Co., of New York, offers the
best investments.
OS* PRoF. THEODORE AsCUEprELD.
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NEW ADFERTISENENT,S.
NOTICE TO TEEspaSsERs.

NOTICE Is IIERER3T GIVEN to al! persons not to
tresp,ss the premises Of the subscriber hy walking
or riding through his fields. throwing down fences, &c.
and al persons trsiriSsi; in the future, without the
consent of the subscriber, Will he dealt with according
to law. JOSEPH McCULLOTGII
MAY IL IS-2-3wG:
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We Sell our Goods at low prices for
Cash or Trade, and we wish it to be dis
tinctly understood that those are our terrrr ).
BEE HIVE.
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AN ACT IN RELATION TO EoUNTIEs.

BE ii emacted By tie Senate md House Of
Representatives, otthe United States IF 1meri-
CO IN Congress assembled, That every volun-
tecr, noa-comnissoncd officer, private.
musician, and atificers who enlisted into the
military service of the United States prior
to July twenty-second, eighteen hundred
and siXty-one, under the proclamation Of
the President of the United States of May
third, eighteen hundred and sixty one, and
the order of the War Department issued in
pursuance thereof, and was actually mus
tered before August sixth, eighteen him.
bred and siXty-one, into any regiment, COM
pany, or battery, which was accepted by
the War Department under such proclama-
tion and orders, shall be paid the full boun-
ty of one hundred dollars, under and by
viltne of the said proclamation and orders
of the War Department, in force at the
time Of such enlistment and prior to July
twenty second, eighteen hundred and six
tyone: PrOeided. That the same has not
already been paid. Approved, April %,
1872.
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Don't Forget that there is always 4 full
stock of groceries at the BEE HIVE, at
prices little lower than the lowest.
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~ That old familiar friend to the farm
ers, a. J. Kitchener. now enlarged to Mich
ener " Co., presents through our columns
a great variety of Agricultural Machinery.
The machinery and implements he sells
have an established reputation for superior
excellence among the farmers who use
them, and all that is requisite is to make
known where to find the man and machin-
cry, which is at Coora.
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Greeley. President, would not be half so
surprising as to lind piece of mean or old
fashioned goods at LEWIS.
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COUNTY AGENTS WANTED.

To sell the AMERICAN HUTTON HOLE and FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. Liberal Inducements oftercd.-
None but responsible parties need apply.
f. ROSENBACM & Co,
General Agents,
y. L. corner Lexington and Park streets.
may is. lS12-lw BALTIMORE Mn.
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Special NOTICES..
Il BLESSING TO LADIES'.
DUPONCO'S Golden Pills for Females
AND NEVER FAIL.

to Immediately relieve and permanently cure suopresse,
or difficult meusTrHttinn. ohstructious ...
On" lady writes. st" w"ui he willing to pay 81 Iox
for them rathC! than be without them
Another lady writes DHpGnroS Golden Pills relieved
me in two days, without any Inconvenience like
maggie
beware "i 'onhtr'iriis The genuine is put
up in ars" white boxes, containing. double quantity
ot Pilis and upon each h"N you will find the L. s.
Revenue Stamp printed from my pirate de upon which
YOU Will lind the words DupnNCVs GOLDEN PERIOD.C\ NJ
PnLs, in twhiej Letters. Nome genuine without that
stamp The small red and yellow boxes are no longer
used, because of their being counterf,tcd.
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NOTICE

In consequence OF an undue apprehension and false
report in relation to the Small Pux in lis place.
hereby certify that Mrs. licttcn who he subject
of light form of Variooid.-wI:ich gave rise the
above repor-has entirely recovered from her iudi>
position and has been the streets for days past
tSigncdD THOS. C. HOPKINS. ". ID.
Have de Grace May II. 1872. may ls-2ws
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Important TO Volunteers.

Congress few days ago passed supple
interests larg ecass of persons who volun-
teered in the late war of the rebellion. 1t
is as follows;
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NOTICE..

LEVI TYSON. for the Use of W. p Ewing
JAMES WILEY AND WILEY. and HCGH WILEY.
In TIE Circuit Court for Cecil county IL, CIancery
OamEEp This 18th LAY of May ISL that the sale
made and reported 10y l.. Marshall lEjne. Trustee for
the IS ie of the MUrtgacrl Real Estate of James Wiley
and Hugh Wiley. be ratified and confirmed unless
case To the contrary thereof he shown before the
lSh Jay of July, next provided copy Of this order
ne inserted in some newspaper prn ed in Cecil county
once week for month before til 10Th June next
Tb" Report states the of ,alcs to be $4,000.
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT
may is lS.2-lm Clerk.
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Straw Hats for Men and Boys, at the
BEE HIVE
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No. 9. All that Lot of Land.
No. 3. All that Lot or Parcel

OF GROUND, situate. lying and being the south
side of Main street in the town of Elkton. and which
was conveyed the said Howard Titus by Aaron G.
lutte and i: hy their Deed hearing date March 25th
1870. and recorded in Iihrr d. s.. No 2 folio 621 &c
of the Land Record Books Of Cecil county aforesaid
Upon this property is located the wcll-known BLACK
SMITH SHOP and is considered place for business
the best locality in TOWN. Fronts 2s feet Main street
TERMS or SALE. + Per Decree, are as follows -
Onc-thir of the purchase mon-y to be paid in Cash on
the day of sale; the balance in two equal instslmcnts
of SN and Twelve months from day of sale to bv
secured by the Bonds of the purchaser with approved
security. and to bear interest from day Of sale
RCosts Of Stamps and Deed TO be paid by purchaser
REUBEN HAINES
mag {, iS.2--ts Trustee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ITO DISTfILERS OF FRUIT.-FOR SELE,
l. an 500 Gallon Still and Worms. complete with Tubs.
&r. made VI copper-nearly new. Apply To or address
T. A. McDEVlTT, So North 18th street, Philadelphia,
Pa. irlay H. lSI2-:lw
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81 MAY !nnN.
All Income Tax Payers and all others concerned in
.He United States Government Assessments of Income
and Special taxes hereby notified that viii receive
ana Determine" Apgras relative to amy
i"n> made Assistant Assessors of the First District
OF Maryland and returned on tho Animal List of lS,
At my Office SAIS8cEY. the 18th and 18th days of
Nav inst. bet wrca the hours of \. and ; NJ.
The law pr ovde, that appeal shall he allowed to
any party aft or he shall have been duly assessed and the
assessment r. iiurnrd 10 the Collector
Al! appe;i must he made in writing. stain. the
cause OF the abatement claimed.
SANL. A. GRAHAM.
A. SCISSOR First Collection District, Maryland.
may Is. ] T2-iw
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is hereby given to the creditors of Howard Titus de-
ceased To file their claims against said estate with the
vouchers thereof with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county. within Four months from day of sale.
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THE Til j Ftl?M ON WHICH He NOW RESIDES,
100 ACRES OF LAND,

81 aate ia Sixth Election District of Cecil county
on the road ON Woudlawn Post Office. IT, Weet Noting
am Prc.byte ran Chnrclhalf mile from the former
an. oM AID ha,f miles from tie latter-cnntaining
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JAMES o. RMlcK,

SAMUEL burns, Arctunecr.
MIA further description is deemed unnecessary,
persons desiring purchase invited visit the
place and nr themselves.
may IS. 1S12-ts
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Price, 81 per Box. Six Boxes, SIS.

Sold at DR.. MirCHELLs Date STORE Elkton Nd
By sending Il through the Elkton Post Office can
have the Pills sent coieutialIy) by mail to auy part
Of the country, free Of postage.
Sold also by SMITH Il PAINTER, Wilmington; H. NJ
BRIcKLEf, Chester anl by 5. ID. HOWE, Proprietor
mar -, io'--ly New York.