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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-28
North East Items.

.Noney Funds of the Building and
Loan Association. of North East, sold on
Wednesday night last, at par.
Pigeon Shootins.-Fifty pigeons were let
loose from spring box. Ten amature
sp"rtsmen killed twenty-nine out of the
fifty; considered good. Another is in con-
temptation by the crack shots Of the vii
lage.
Christmas passed off quietly;a goose or
a turkey dinner; glass Of egg nog and
slight headach &C., were the leading fea-
lures of the day.
Tho Whip Lost by the Elkton gentleman
was found on the street. 1t was left at
Dr.. Morrison's drug store. No whip
thieves around yet.
Snou.-On Thursday morning. snow
storm aud hail and small wood piles &c.
abound.
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INsuR-
ANCE Co. of York, Pa, has been in
successful operation nearly 10 years; has
paid Twelve hundred and ten claims amount
ing to SIP, 697.56, withouta single assess
ment. Prompt and ready, it has always
been able to meet its engagements; never
permitting debts to accumulate. Prudent
and careful, it has established a business
far superior in quality to that of any Mutual
Company, doing general business in Penn
sylvania, hence the small percentage of
losses and freedom from assessments.
Insures against loss or damage by fire and
lightning, on all safe class property at
reasonable rates Losses literally adjusted
aud promptly paid.
E. E. EWING, Agent.
Elkton.
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MARRIED.

TULL-ELLIS.-On Thursday evening.
26th inst. in the NJ f. Church. Elkron,
by Rev. J. McIntire, DR.. R. F. TULL.
and MARY E. ELLIS both Of This town.
EWING.-MONTGOMERY.--On Dec. 25.
near INTERCHANGEABLE. by Rev. j. W..
Weston, JOSEPH B. EWING, and ANNA
NJ. MONTGOMERY, both of this county.
SCOTT.-GALLAHER.-On Dec. 25ih.
by Rev. j. W. Weston. at VI. E Parsnn-
age. in Cherry Hill. GILBERT B. SCOTT,
of Chester Co. Pa, and ELLEN j. GAL
LATER, of Cecil Co., Md.
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The Fair and Festival The Fair and
Festival held in the Odd Fellnws' Hall, for
the benefit of the Presbyterian Church, Of
this town. closed on Monday evening last
The receipts were over $2.700.
$73S. So was raised on the Phaton, which
was won by Miss Mary z. Boulder.
$2lS was realized for the Gold Watch
and chain. Mr.. Geo. W. Falls the lucky
contestant.
The Silver Set was awarded to Miss Mag
gle Gilpin. Amount realized $247.
Prize Doll 1854, Maggie McIntire, winner
Guess Doll, $40. Miss Maggie McClsl-
land. winner.
Guess Clock, surmounted Ivy dog whose
name was Fritz. John Walmsey. winner
Tin Cup, value 10 cents. amount realized
$s9. &c. Miss Anna Maria Ricketts,, winner.
Pair of Skates $65.45. Henry McCul
Tough.
Organ, furnished by Prof. T. Ascherfeld
from tie House OF Prince & Co., Buffalo.
New York. brought >354.25. Miss Ella
Scott, the successful competitor.
Set of Harness, presented by Mr.. D.
Scott, was won by Mr.. NJ. Dunbar, amount
contributed $154.50
Child's Afghan sec. DR.. Jamar's baby
the infant in luck.
The following amounts were contributed
through Drennen & Bro. by the parties
named, merchants of Philadelphia.
A. A. Shumway & Co, cash. $40 co.:
Reeves & rarvin, cash, $500; Wood,
Marsh, Haywood &Co. cash $500; Crowcl
& Granger, cash. s. 90; Conway Brothers
soap, 5000; Moore & Bro, Wilmington
| (soap, $500; Astcrloh & Love. raisins, s.. 90
Lippencot e. CO., furs. $500; c. L. Wood.
ruff, cigars, S. 90; Mcdowell s. Bennett.
toy books. $l.00; Ammidon & Co., lamps
| So 90; Dix, Hicks & Co., box of cakes,
| $500; J. B. Love, & Co., $3.50
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Winter Just relieves II. iwrl',rrS in TEMPERATE
regions north of III Equator from the original assaults
of mism a. uness h. mc-inr, wed in the Kitchen The.
frinvtr' The -ham''rr Bur this is the very
in which meet with the arnvrst of cnnstitrl-
ti"ns broken Down iy neglect the unsuccessful
m'nt of rr"tract"d Observation-Disclosures spleens.
enlarged Iiv"rs incurabl. drnrsi.s. &C. &c. Now
very Intelligent and strictly conscientious proprietor of
P,srhrs Fever and Agur Mixture wish"s. as e are
informed thar itsnul be dist nctly understood that
thu remedy dnrs pretend be cure those
c"nsrlu of such frv"rs. when the cils have dis
Ippr~r', though the iseas" remains unchecked When
rrn in reasonable time, it is highly servceatl in pre-
venting surh Consequences, when tn. fever has
pre- existed for weeks or even months The proper bat
It's of the Mixture 's with the rioical of
tn" prr''xy while however 1t forti"S the system
tonic during the intervals and thus dimnshes the dan
.,'r of CONS quent viscrral diseasr.
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Raisins, Currants. Citrnn, Mince Meat
and Canned Gnods, at BouLDEN's.

THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
The cattle market was dull this week, but
prices we're without material change.
About 2100 head sold at Sa83r. extra Penn
sylvania and Western steers; 6ia7l for fair
TO good do and 4a6c. per pound gross for
common as to quality. Cows were dull
$50 head sold at $25a50 per head. Sheep
were in fair demand. 900 head sold at
5Aa9c. per pound. gross. as tn CONDITION.
Hogs were duh and lower; 4G3S he I'd sold
at 8. 75a8.25 per 100 pounds net,
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Destructive Firr.-A fearful and des-
tructive fire took place, on Monday, 10th
inst, ut about 0 O'Clock. p. NJ. on the farm
of Theodore L. Marshal. burning his barn,
wagon house, and all the contents. farming
implements, horse. cows. aud 3 fat
hogs Loss estimated at $3.50; insurance
$4,000. Supposed to have been the work
Of an incendiary.
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Fourth District Items.

- The weather, for a week past, has
been unusually cold, the thcrmomete,
ranging near Zero. On Christmas night.
at Z o'clock, snow began to fall, and con
timed falling for "a hours, drifting con
siderably, but making an average of abou,
7 inches in depth.
Christmas was observed by many
families in this District as a holiday, but
not as fast day, for a goodly number of
fat turkeys were sacrificed to satisfy the
inner man.
- Instead of planting trees along the
road side. and other places, as recommen
ded in your columns last week, some of
our citizens are cutting off lin one case
particularly, on the late Peterson estate)
some 90 odd acres Of SPLENDID timber,
much of it is being sold at sacrafice. and
is being hauled towards nearly every point
Of the compass
D,ed.-On Friday, the 9th inst, after a
lingering illness. of Consumption, Gen. D,
Seminar. aged 90 years, son of Laurence
Seminar, manufacturer.
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Cold Weather.-We have been treated
to some Of the coolest weather, this week,
that the denizeis of this latitude have ex-
perienced for year past. Commencing
with Sunday, when our exchanges report
the thermometer at o-the mercury doesn't
get so low here. We have had a confirm
alton of the Arctic temperature with snow.
hail and sleet fit Accomplishments. 1t is
unusually cold weather for December, and
such as to make the poor shudder for the
future of the Winter The shrill whistle
OF the north wind. bearing on its wings
the cutting slcet, appeals to the sympathies
OF those who are blessed with comfortable
homes and warm, cheerful fires, to reInem-
Der the poor and destitute; especially the
helpless little children. brought to desii-
tuition and want. through the fashionable
bane of strong drink, which the State rraf
fics in on larger scale than any other deal
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Wran Your Birdie Bits.-An excbanp

Wrap Your Bride Bits.-An exchange
contains the following excellent advice. A
proper feeling of humanity towards the
noble horse should prompt all who have
the care of these useful beasts to wrap their
bride bits during the cold winter wealth
'er. A frosted piece of iron or steel put to
the tongue is very painful.
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DIED..

WESTON November Sd. MAHLoN Fl.
WEST. son of VIM. 7. and Jane West,
aged -four years.
WEST.-December 2lst, 1872. J. ROMAN
WEST son of VIM. J. and the late Ruth
Ann West, aged thirty four years.
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Hezzie's Pole.-Our polite and gentle
manly barber, Hezzekiah c. Caldwell, has
erected towering gilt and striped pole,
the familiar emblem of the tonsorial art,
at the entrance to his shop. the front base
ment of the Odd Fellows Hall. The state
ly dimensions of Hezzie's pole, which has
been carved from towering pine. DER
tops all the poles we ever met with in front
of a BARRIERS quarters
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A FARM Of 80 ACRES,
AT PUBLIC SALE.
TIE subscriber will seIl at Public Sale the Court
House yard. in Elktnn, on
SiTURDA JANUARY 4th, 1878,
at o'clock P. NJ. all that
TRACT OF LAND.

situated and being in the Fourth Election District OF
C. COUNTY. Nd! adjoining the village Of Cherry Hill.
~hrrr"n John 4 Davis resides. ami known th-
r.trt- N the late James Mnat
This property is divided into Ave fields containing
in all 20 i'll good state of cultivation and the
balance in Young thrifty timber
1h' improvements consist of comfortable fourrooTa
ID" ELIlNG HOUSE Spring Ilnns', and other out
buildings. Also. COED Barn. 60x2O feet with
shoot attached and cellar underneath. Two Orchards.
cont lining about 100 Frui; Trees Of choice Apples
Felrs. Pc tcle ann Cherries.
This property is situated the road lending Fl ON
E:kt"n To Fair Hill. in thriving nr=hiorh"od.
ven"nt srh"ul-. churches. wh.lwrSlt and black
nth shops. and within half a mile of contemplated
Railroad II will positively be eoid, am going to
,s,e the State III the Spring.
ro-sn..on gwen the 18th of March, S73.
TERMS OF SALE-Tw"lre hundred and fifty dol
lars r~rlsin tn. property uItII Jniy 10Th, ms.
witlI st from lay of SALE; fp" hundred Ia lars
be plid in cash day of sale, aud tine remainder
-qntl iust;m'nts Of Four AMI Eight month, dav
of sale Credit payments to bear interest from day Of
sale WM. = MOAT.
Dec | = iSI2-3w
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Sleigh riding is

Sleigh riding is doubtless great pleas
nre, with the merry bells ringing. while
the sleigh @lides over the smooth, crisp
snow. but the ga,ification is attended with
considerable expense. Dealing at the
GLASS FRONT. however, has been found To
be both a pleasure and profit.
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B-Oak Hall may be the popular cloth
ing house but to have your clothes clean
use MOORE & Bros Wilmington City Soap.
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Price, 81 per Box. Six Boxes, IS.
THE MARKETS.
ElktOn Markets.
Col:..scTEp EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore Markets.

Flnur.-Western extra 81; do. family
S. 81; Howard street do $S.75. Wheat
200a220 cents. the latter for choice and am
Der. Corn.-Southern white at steamer
62 cents, Western mixed in elevator &c.
Oats Southern so cents; mixed Western
45 cents. and bright Western and Southern
46L4S cents.
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Local Miscellany.-TheM Mutual Build
ing Association meets tonight.
A few members Of the store box brigade
might be turned to some little account this
winter, by standing them in our postofiice,
with their tongues hanging out for persons
to wet their postage stamps on.
The Teachers Association will meet at
Port Deposit on Saturday next at the
usual hour.
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Buy your Notions, Dry Goods. Boots &
Shoes. Flannels, &c, at BOULDER 8, in the
Hollow
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TJ. A. Wilson. agent for Whining
ton City Soap" has again supplied onr
grocers with quantity of that superior
Article
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ESTIMATE OF QUANTITY REQUIRED.

TIL" number of stamps Issued and lie issued luring
thu four year embraced by the present ntract
mated 10 he tw billion nlnfyinTr million, Tia, eragc
yearly increase being trtr-hundrcds per
For III. next ftEr it j. estimated. the sam.
ratio Of annual icrr!,s. tw" ron eight hundred and
'gniy-ihrer million STAMPS vii br requi ell
II NUT be understood. however til Proposals mad.
a"d'r this advertisement ,.;i! nciu. all .ttiuIs
nredei Icy the iirlI ut durIGG tc III
w"ri: reference tu Ia" auyc estimates. which here.
gwen only for the iutD NATION and guild of Ld4eis
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REAL EST1 TIE.
Public Sale of Real Estate.

The sui.crib.r Will s,.l al Public salc. nu SAfUR
DAY. DE ENBEK 18th 49,. at 'ol"ri. feril county.
Md Lot No. j. on th. lin, Of the Pila Bait Contra
Railroad. good FRAME HOUSE. Stable and -
C;trrige-huIs- Tho lot il 1870 back aud f.
front The house is huilt of the y'ry NAL
hest material aud i finished i'll village style IL.
with f;ncy porch 'front.' tn" hi>' is ~ 10y - tel
with and II first floor. four ms on
second floor: with hi'rn attached - bv t f'rt a.
covered with slate There is also Well Of rN rlari
water, with Pump.
There will also be a number If Lots ffir"d on said
day. end Of them there Is arw Frame Hous',
10 by Il feet.
Sale o CONNIE nee ut o'clock Il.
lsS-re:;Es will be made easy
R0ET y. HINDMAN.
dec CIV J.t. IIINDMIS. Aurtinue"r.
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Court PrOceedings.-Court adjourned on
Friday night. Goth inst, to meet the 9th
of January next. The following case was
on trial when we went to press last week:
States rs. Eugene Brady. Removed from
Hartford. charged with assault and attempt
to kill John Anderson. Convicted and SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary for two years -
Constable, Webster and Young for prison.
er; Herman Stump and c. Mccullough for
State
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BALTIMORE Hwy AND STRAW Market
We quote IA good demand for hay. with a
fair supply, and the market is firm.
Western $30a35; prime Pennsylvania S35
and choice Cecil county $37a3S. Rye
straw is in better supply. but with a good
demand prices are steady, at $2Sa30, all
per ton of 9. 600 pounds.
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Fire Insurance.-All applications for
Fire Insurance.. will receive prompt attrn
tion by G. r. HARTfNDEL1. General Fire
Insurance Agent, Brick Meeting House,
CSoil county, Nd.
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DIES. ROLLS. AND PLATES

The dies. rolls. and ttrs from viii p,sta. stamps
re now prit"t. icing th" property "i tc United State
vii be placed III II~ ping CrI>tu y t.e I n
Tractor. on the J!i day "f phi ~.
utid subject l. II" order it:i CufuI U ttr nj
hrr.intlt rpNil and contractor viii b.. r.
qiirci. lil ai'i de-, liz. an! piat"s AM from suul.
LID tiIl pilates nty br Err"s>aiy I" Ia "uruHcri
Ir"n the original de-. t. have iHni d, ur i,..
IN the dry the contract term eEiiiri it
Stuck ot.npS, ii tnt several Examinations required
To III the current daily requisite the nrpIt {
mrnt, without hiu.trancc or d, lay.
The contract" will he iartnrr required to keep il
repair all ucs. rolls ami pts from stamp, may
p aud to wil"nrvrr rvuuIr,.I
and should nes d~sisl> be required any time
the place of the present sclis stamps of any II
them. or Tor determinations of ,tamps not ROW IA usr
the shall be- FURNISHED ami engraved subject the
approval oi the Postmaster General, upon Request
within tD. time AL which smtil he done and
executed III the best style ut steel engraving by the COLI
tractor anl ~ his own expense. Il dies rolls aud
plates ntis or u>ei al any lime in tns III. contract
shall he the ab-nr property of Ti- United States aud
shall h" delivered. i'll good working order To the Post
master General his authorized agent whenever de-
IuantrQ,
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ATTENTION. BUSINESS MEN.

Business cards of 8 lines and the Hhis
year for 81. tn adranee.
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CURRENT Events. fires nj raj.
road acc. dentS.
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Extraordinary Inducements to New Sub.
Scrihr,s.

The Publishes Of Sc;tE~G,'s Ho>rsls. their Pro,
pc:tus jus: issued, p:"m!s II the rsnnss year
brilliant array of c'ntrUtnrs, ami increase in the
variety AMI beauty of ITS LIMITATIONS already conceded
y tn" critics t. hr Rcr thin tciich haze huherfo
appeared in nHy AnlH' iran mag,.ihg.
DE iorl ,Nn. ili fiii,r. vi w;.e IL" serial story
"t til year. winch will b. "Utoh .,;rirlI III frm. aud
will Lr Illustrated lay Mis- nailuk 1t is tntt!r~t
Arthur E"unicastie. and viii deal with m" Of
Ia" most difficult p:"hrn,s of American Life. II viii
be- contnl.nc' d III til" November Number.
Th-r" will be story by SAKE Holm. The
One EeGGes: Dancers.
iKLT h,trs the b,rt rri'er Of short Stnries noe
firing will cnnfrut- Il characteristic story, entitled
The Epic of FiddIetowm, which will be illus
trdte'i Icy Sheppard.
r. H. SropnaHn will write a series of entertaining
papers about Aut hOrs. their Personal
characteri>tics. Home Life, Families,
Friends, Wh,mS. and Ways. series If
Portraits OF Living American Writers.
is ais promised
G. ntNcs' '"nK will write about Furniture. and
til" Decoration of American Homes
.Irs" p'I"re wall lie rIninrntly practical well
s,rtsti", AMI will he illu-tr~;rA will! designs ana
k"Tc! Ia numerous rti-t, in addition to u-y wic!.
ne writer himself will furnish
Among th"-e who will 20 trutc are:
HAS ANnrGsEy, BeYl>1, BUSHNELL, EsGLssroN
*grufE. IiiGGIN>oN. EI>InP HUNTINGTON, BRET H,ITE
.'ouN UlN II. Il. NNCp >AIr. MncHlid. MIS- putLFs
SrEDa SCncATnN SroDrlKi CEN, TH,xrcN, MARINER
hnKI>5nN, Nr,. WmINiY. bcsi,i,s host If others.
Tic editorial control and direction I'll the MiEazu.
viii rrntir III th h'r- Il 1E I!tL'Nr. VIII" wall con
t:nur wr,tc .'Th. Topics Of the Time
which III" y. Y iN".r~N. NJ t,ys "u,,e .G'dti
qt.faf han 0ay 81 ntiu papers ir any Americtn
md.d-iHG,'
WAT,"I GiIa.K viii wr,I, THE Old Cabiaet..'
heretofore. Prof LOHx C. iLApER ru;t.Is the D.
partn!ent Of Sc Nature and Science III. de
pnrrm"nts Of '.HOme and Society," anH
Couture and rrOgre>s," Will engage the
contributions OF more than Il Il pens on both sides
uf the Atlantic. THE HICKMAN AND REFLECTOR says:
Scribners Monthly for ptn.bsr is better than usi"I
cfjch ia3cats nesH ,cnsie Of e'"'1i brains mi
Publishers money far the mag zine GOOD .nough
betorei" And yet The Publishers promise
to make ii still better fer the coming
year!!
The Sn scripsion price is Sa.O0 year, with special
rates to Clergymen, Teachers and Postnisters.
Vb,E lI,,yuin
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MAS.
In looking for
CHRISTMAS GIFTS,

call and see superior stock of Black Silks and fine
Dress Conds
General Reduction for the Holidays.
OUR II rs SILK ooRurn PopLiNS. now 81 IS.
OR 81 rs SILK CoRpEp PoPLINS now ~.
OUR SSi5 FINE ENGLISH S,TTEENS now Gjlsc
OUR rs FIN: RIG rL'IDS now SOC
TIE HESr QUALITY LONDON STRIPE SILK, 81
cents, cost 90c.
TIE CELEBRATED JACQUARD POPLINS % cents
TIE CnLEi RATED NORWICH ropLINs 40 cent?
WE SOC.
MERINntS. MERIN0ES. MERINuES
THE BEST MAKES
THE CHOICEST SHADES
THE LOWEST PRICES
Beautiful Navy Blue at 81.
In our Dress Gnuds department will be found thr
M ST select stock III the city.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS
Our great speciality.
The City Of Lyons Cashmere fnh only So worth
g 80.
Tn. celebrated Bellon's Gold Edge. only So worth
= 50.
BLACK SILKS. 81 IS 81 81. S, so. :, 65. :, s.. s.
s. ~ - 50. : IS. g. =: -. S So 81 :! So -.
IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE HAVE MADE A
REDUCTION OF 25 PER CENT DURING THE
HOLIDAYS.
GEO. D. WISHAM
DEALER IN PURE LYONS hLNrK SILKS ONLY.
No. North Eighth Street.
POPULAR On L-PkItk STORE.
dec 81, ls72-7w PHILADELPHIA.
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Gum SHOES aid aro,ics, at BouLpEs's.
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A Cbur h Wedding. Notwithstanding

A Chur: b Wedding. Notwithstanding
the fearful snow storm of Thursday, the
Methodist Church was packed before
p'c!"ck. the hourappninted for I, marriage
! ceremony TO take place that was to bind
their hands, the loving hearts having been
already united. DR.. r. F. Tull and Miss
Mary E Ellis. daughter of Rev. F. A.
Ellis Of this town, were the happy prnci-
pals in the ceremony that was to take place
at Iymen's altar.
AT quarter past seven the bridal party
entered the auditorium of the church. and
approached the altar. where Rev. james
McInire awaited their coming to tie the
sacred knot.
The bride looked sweet, dressed in
French muslin, trimmed with iulH and
pnffs, aud looped with orange blossoms
Her hair was dressed with orange bios
SONS, and she wore bouquet Of the same
flowers at the neck, and pearl ear PEN
danls. A long veil enveloped her entire
form as she took her place before the altar.
by the side of him to whom she was about
to pledge life for better, for worse.
The young couple were attended by six
pairs of walters. Miss Mamie Ellis, sister
to the bride, supported by DR.. Thos.
Glpin. of the dental fraternity; Miss Ad-
die Mafit with Mr.. F. A. Ellis. brother of
bride; Miss Mary McIntire, accompanied
by Mr.. r. C. Lewis; Miss D. Mccullough
with DR.. II. C. Register, also of the dental
fraternity; Miss Mary Mccullough sup
ported by Mr.. Watt: and Miss Lizzie Rob
inson supported by C. Mccullough, Esq.
Three of the brides maids wore white
TARTAN with blue trimmings, and three
French muslin trimmed with pink. The
brides maids wore short wells. The gal
liant groomsmen who supported them were
dressed in clawhammer coats. with tea
roses in the button hole and shipped collars,
very becoming to long necks.
The ceremony was performed with ring
and was very pretty. After the knot was
tied the bridal party Withdrew to the brides
home near tine Church, whence, like the
dove after its visits to the ark, she was
so n to go ont into warld f 70 mis- fig
urasively TO return no more. Refreshments
were served to the company and after a
pleasant hour passed the bride and groom
took the 81 o'clock train for Philadelphia
And thus ends this lesson.
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BUILDING, PLACE OF MANUFACTURES, ETC.

The stamps will lie required to be manufacture in Il
hre-prnut building, and ia separate Iucils ~tiict
from those i'll which other work is "me llu con
tractor and WHEN tEse Riu.t be placed in a fire and
burglar prn"t safe vault, be spec provided for
that purpose, and said apartments and se vault snail
at all times he subject to the Inspection 81 agent Of
the Department.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-28

The contractor will be required to report weekly m
der oath. the humber of stamps munuf,c turcd hu.h.
unfinished AMI eoil d. the number issued during the
week and the number awaited for Issue all sloil,
stamps /" be destroyed 10y tn" Agent of the apartment
in the presence oi the his Representatives