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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-01-25
Rising SUN Items.

Deatt.-On Wednesday, 18th inst, after
lingering illness, Benjamin P. Buckley,
an old and esteemed citizen, aged about
20 years.
Lecture.-On 21st, Rev. Mr.. Gilbert gave
the fourth lecture of our Church Course,
on "Secret of Success" which he consid-
ere d to be "Stick." The evening being
wet, the audience was much smaller than
on Prev, Gus occasions.
Grand Concert.-On Monday evening
last, the Mozart Amateur Orchestra of Ok
ford, with Mr. and Mrs. Hays, of Hays
Quartette, Frank A. Comfy, the Comic
Vocalist, and Lepes the Pianist, gave a
Concert in the Hall. Quite a good audi
euce turned out and the entertainment was
far ahead of the ordinary travelling affairs,
and gave every one satisfaction.
For Hunt-On Tuesday, we were enter,
tanned with Bag Fox Hunt. For a time
our wet and slippery streets were filled
with excited horsemen and yelpng hounds.
Reynard, after Il run OF few miles, took
to earth: but was dug out and ignominious.
ly carried off in bag.
Excitement concerning our neighbors at
Port Deposit, has been very high Many
have gone down to see the sight and cffel
assistance should any be wanted
A model advertisement is CARHARr &
Co.'s.
Read it and learn how to write one.
Cents Buck and Dress Gloves
That must be sold, as they will not keep.
Gents Buck and Dress Gloves
That will keep, but must be sold.
Also, an opportunity for persons wishing
to distinguish themselves by buying
Now, we call that the very perfection OF
the art of putting things; and the men who
can do it are bound to succeed.
Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Corn. Pine
APPLES. Green Cages aud Pie Peaches
Pickles, Ketchups, Jelly. Dried Apples
Peaches and Currauts, Hominy and Beans
at BOULDEN's, in the Hollow.
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Baltimore Markets.

Flour.-Western common super, $3.50
Gao; extra, S7.25@7.S7s; family, S. (G
IS 14(G9, and Spring extra at S. Wheat.
0r22J for good red to amber. Corn
for damaged and very choice, and yellow
at go c.; Western; high mixed in Elevator
at GO C. Oats.-Mixed Western, damaged,
IL c.; choice white Western, 80 C.
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BUILDING LOTS

now offer for sale the property side of North
street, opposite my residence, in BUILDING LOTS to
suit rurra-crs. vii! either sell them in fee lea Wing
considerable portion of the purchase money in mort
gage if desired for five years. or will lease
them for ninety nine vars. renewable forever rescryug
as ground rent six cent on the purchase money with
covenant in lease I" convey IN fee simple request Of
lessee ". j. JONES.
Elkt0n Jan l. !S1"-1,a
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Local Miscellany.-TheM Mutual Building
Association meets tonight.
The Constitution and Bylaws Of the
Cecil Farmers Club are published on oul
fourth page, and will serve as copy fol
other similar associations of farmers, which
we hope will be found organizing all ovel
the county. "In union there is strength"
And in no pursuit is it more proftably ap,
piled than farming.
In noticing the decision of the Court OF
Appeals last week in Peterson rs Seminar,
we assigned Judge Stump as one of the
counsel for Seminar. This was an error;
it should have been Herman Stump, Esq,
of Hartford. Although both Stumps may
have sprung originally from the same root,
the cions occupy widely different posi-
tions, one proposes while the other disposes.
Mr.. Russell and Mackey, canvassers for
the Elkton and Oxford Railroad, were in
town this week soliciting subscriptions to
the stock. They met with large measure
of success we are informed, twenty-three
hundred dollars having been subscribed.
Musical Concert.-Prof. Harry Saun-
ders, assisted by number of amateur
singers from Baltimore, will give concert
of Sacred Music, in the Odd Fellows Hall,
on Tuesday evening, the 4th of February
next, for the benefit of the Maryland Sun
day School Union.
We anticipate a most agreeable enter
tainment for all who take pleasure in "the
concord of sweet sounds" The programme
will be given next week.
Mr.. j. kenneday H0ltOn, is at present
canvassing in this county, for subscriptions
to Tile Star Spangled Banner, a literary
paper, published by Hunter & Co., Of
Hinsdale, N. Fl. The special feature of
The Star Spangled Banner, and one which
makes it peculiarly valuable above its class
of publications, is department devoted to
the showing up of all the humbugs of the
day, by which so many scoundrels fleece
the unwary, and drive a lucrative trade by
this system of swindling. A choice of two
beautiful little Prang chromos is given to
every Observation-Disclosures Leaves and a
boquet of Moss Roses-real gems Of art
every one will admit who examines them.
The price of the Banner is 81 year. Mi.
Holton also sells books and other articles
valuable to every family.
|
Cecil Mechanics.-West and Carroll, of
Port Deposit, who are architects and build
ers, have recently completed large build
ing at Easton, Maryland, with all the mod
ern Improvements for comfort and conven-
fence, designed as home for friendess
children. The establishment was erected
by the Episcopal church of that place,
which speaks well for the charitable work
of the church in that region. The work
appears to have been under the supervision
of II ladies who pronounced it well done
and were unanimously pleased. The es-
tablishment is said to be the finest looking
and most imposing building in the town.
The builders think it is generally as much
as man can accomplish to please one
lady, but when the unanimous approba-
ton of II is won, the work must have ex-
traordinary merit. We hope our young
architects will go on conquering and to
conquer in this way, till their fame fills
the land like can army with banners"
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FORM OF PROPOSAL. GUARANTEE. AND GER
TIFICATE.
Proposal.


III" Undersigned - whose post Office adj
dress Is -. county of -. STATE If - pro
poses t" convey the mails of the United States from
July 1>.. to june 80 1876 on rnute No IL, tNper
- and -. under the advertisement of the Post
master 'ieneral, dated December l. 1872 with ccIeriry
certainty and security (iw OF june s. ls72 for tn,
annual sum OF - dollars.
THIS proposal is maize ,cih FIJI kno,cleaqe Of the dis
tdnce Of the route, the wght Of the DqR 10 BE- cycisa
ana az oth particulars ~ rtrcare ~ tbe rante ana
ant H>tHctions attaciI 10 advertisement of mail SCI.
ticc ard ri tie pIocisjons c0"taaed in tie qcf II Co
gre>& of Jr'Rc s. i,T..
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1t is often remarked how rapidly the mcrrwho became
prominent in late civil passing away. Pro-
BADLY not rapidly as that numerous class who
thruuz hour the struggle. from FIRST 10 last bore with
.,trhe>s r;ticilc. the tolls of the march, camp and
guard aud wh" i'll the day Of battle could the
height of til. sacrifice and freely offer their lives for
their r0trE. Of these the late Captain JosEPH K.
WEST.
The breaking out of The war found him in lucrative
situation in Baltimore in business and social relations
with the friends and rphulders of Secession witness
of their maln urr" the days following the firing ON
Fit Sumter and appealed Ia by all tn" arguments which
proved effective in committing niauv brave irnuu
siyo TO the support of their but he could
he shaken in his loyalty to his CGuntrys Flag. He
enlisted pirate in the is Regiment Pcnna Rifles
attracted by iii" name and fame of its leader Col Kane
whose every idea OF service was action! action tht
fight:
As private he did not long remain Sought out and
commissioned ID Lieutenant in the 9th n j. Nolun
teer7. which formed part al the famous Division organ
lied and commanded by Gen Hooker. he participated in
all It's campaigns. Its proud deeds OF daring be-
come historic, the incident. u his daily experience
fr":' Williamsburg 10 AppomdttoN he was the ideal
soldier.
After the war, the monotony of civil life too
great one schouled as he had been: so we find him
entering the u. S Naval Scrrce,-Secking amidst the
trials excitm"nts and dangers of the the joy
which coward hearts can never know.
With honorable mention ON his ships Commander
Tor thiuincsH to duty nrlliernc" ami patriotic devo
ton t. his country glory. h. returning to his home
and friends when he attacked with Erysipels Fever
in Philadelphia, where. after much suffering the 2st
Of D"c"nh-r 1o12. he passed AWAY.
He was Inferred ON Christmas day. in The Friends
hurying ground at West NotTnghau, Cecil county. Md
he WAS among his cun:a'r, is lcaven in the loaf.
The devotion to his country which is Imagination to
the poet and huucOThc 70 thu orator To him living,
aching reality. doubt il, after his enlistment, he
the Nations Flag uuturcd without thrill of pride
He -uldrr 10y nature III BATH" q roaring lion in
peace almost chililike in his affections. To those who
knew him best. his love for his friends seemed the
noblc- Of his many nobI' qualities And it is lit that
over his grave true hearts should drop tear. T..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-01-25

The undersigned r'ading 1T - State E -
undertake" that. if the foregoing bid for carrying tn
mail on route No be accepted by the Postmaster
''cn"rl IL" lldier Will prior to the 1T .Iur" 1877;
enter into the required Obligation or contract to per
form IN" service proposed with good and sufficien
sUreticS.
s5-This We do understanding distinctly the ol,liga
'i"'s and liabilities assumed Ivy snarantors.
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BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET
The market FOR hay is quiet, with a good
supply of all descriptions, and for the low
er qualities is dull. Timothy $33: Western
S26a33. Pennsylvania $31a35, latter for
very prime, and choice Cecil county S31a
IS in small lots. Rye straw S27a3O, all
per ton of . 900 pounds
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.

Flour firm; superfine $3.50; extras S6a7;
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio family ex-
ira IS. 75a9. 50. Wheat quiet and steady;
red $1.9ia1 90; amber 50; white $2.05.
Rye soc. Corn.-New yellow 59a60c; old
do Gle. Oats quiet and weak; white 49a
SIC; mixed 46a41c.
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JANUARY.

We now complete series of notices of Paschals
Fever and que Mixture. repeated monthly. and feel
regret for having pursued this somewhat unusual
cour.c.
If what is reported of the effects of the remedy he
true. shall ne ccnsurcd hut rather thank" 10y
many. In the dead of winter, the occasions
comparatively rare, and the puhlic has time calmly
inquire its actual effects before the for
the regular of the yernal intermittentS again
arrives. There few uciiborlonds in which has
not been cnployrl and it viii he wise for all who
reside in situations less exposed to maiarious
influences to themselves of its virtues V
sation with those who have actually employed it, The
highly respectable Proprietor himself would much pre-
fer this test to thu multiplication of certificates
readily obtained councrrited by the vendors pre-
tended impossible Of uur crs; Application and
although al his certificates from of known
eiucnce reputation, macy Of them being official
regularly pr"es, nna, he has been chary of their
not liking the associations formed in mens minds when
they any remedy publicly advertised. We have felt
iully warranted, in all We have said UPON the subject
by tn evidence produced
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TO CONTRA CTORS.
UNITED STATES MAILS.
MARNLA ND.
Po-T OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
W.@uI\GT0S Dpr,mhp;. Ih-
MARYLAND.

w,.n,lGToy Dcc.,,b~r is-3
pgopos 81 . will l., tt, =. a., c., n,,, -
=, '..iL' VIII ~ f'c'l'eu AZ Ine contract olc' {"
decided on or bator Narct 90 lS32 Gar ; ~ ,,a
mails of the United State from, Jn1y IS3$ n Inmc
30 1876 in the State of MARYLAND on III, routes and y
the schedules uf ,I.,ortpras md arrival. 1ari, al
rD.,,. -, -.
Instructions asDcrldI '' -O'"''
TIo IN, "
g 81 m ~ =" p'"'r' j. called 10 the sin section
,ifib i IN pti,l,tt.on a.t "l aaici = 10 !;
he acroi,oais ~: ' 2's "' &"Vo' ma 1pFard SHtt
ma. ran, ,f .,.L -, " "''' ." "'' 'eNN '"'" zee
''' . >'' ''' "'i''Ar'
~
Jul from Pln'n"'rviii" t" Frederick, " mills and
Lack three Times week by schedule of departures
viii. i' ~ '"' postmaster d RUNNER
~
,o-o from Coii'Se 81 James to Rreaihedsyili", ;
nli'es anu nfIN' tnfee taes week hy sceeduie Of
COLI. s. lanes p. 49,; ~ ''. " I's a ! AT
vel .,,yi.r ''l'9'i' 'N'i'e' i'' siA-'ilne''-
...,.
'"0'' from 'oitcochca=r", tN farrew and Gear
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FARM FOR RENT.

Containing. One Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land in
a hish state OF cultivation. with good Buildings
Apply in person. ANNIE +. DRENNEN
Dec H. 1,i2-tf Elkton, Nd
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New Stock Opening; A1pacas, Poplns,
Prints, Water Proofs Musilns, Tickings,
Flannels, Cassimeres, Boots and Shoes,
Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Molasses at prices
that defy competition for the cash.
DRENNEN & Bro.
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"a J. A. Wilson. agent for Whining
ton City Soap has again supplied our
grocers with quantity of that superior
article.
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l2S ACRES and 20 PERCHES OF LAND,

more or less. Ahout ~ acres are in WOOD with an
abundance of Chestnut Timber. The residue of the
Land is in tirStrac cultivation well fenced and very
productive. The DWELLING HOUSE is of IA,
Stone in good order. There also the Ila1lass
PREMISES frame Barn, Sm"kc-hOu>c. Carriage Aid
house aud ether necessary Outhuildings Also -
a fine vounE Apple Orchard in full bearing.
The proximity of this property to three large Cotton
Mills in full operation furnishes home market for all
kinds of farm produce.
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STORE HOUSE, in complete order opposite tho Court
House; location equal 10 ANY i'll ia, t,wn. Immediate
possession. Apply to 4. T. NAY. Baltimore.
or. +. +. EWING Elktou.
/
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sY Bulwer, the great English novelist,


THE AMERICAN SPoRTsMAN.-This is
the title of sprishtly monthly. published
at West Meriden, Conn, by the Parker
Brothers, manufacturers of the celebrated
breech loading Parker shot gun. The pa
per- as its name implies is devoted to the
discussion of topics which interest the low
ers of field sports, and contains much in
teresting information about the game
birds, fish and animals of the United
States, and the mode of hunting and TAX
ing them in the most approved sportsman
like manner. Hunters are proverbial for
tough yarns and the Sportsman offers a
fine medium for spinning some miraculous
stories, which, when too Munchauson for
even the most credulous, serve nevertheless
to interest by the fine display of fancy
which seems to be characteristic peculiar
to the lovers of field sports.
The subscription price of the Sp0rtsnsqn
is $1.50 a year, and it will be found worth
many times that amount, in driving off en-
nue, and brushing away the cobwebs from
the brain overtaXed by the cares of bust
ness.
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NOTICE.
TRUSTEE" SALE

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county in chanccry the undersigned Trustees, will
sell Public Sale. at the Hotel of sheldon Ruter.
said
Saturday, tie 10Th day Of February, 1878,
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT

STORE and DWELLING. near isllury Meeting
House on III" road from BATH" swamp to PerryyiIle
C"c county. MI Tic Store an he rented without The
dwelling. if dc-iratlI". Ar.ly 10
WM. CRAIG.
dec IS. Is12-2m on The rr,lni>ry
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT IN ELKTON.

The DWELLING HOUSE occupied by Dr. u. Z
Thiy"r in Ekton. Apply to
Jan Is lhT:~-Iw j. T. MCCULLOUGH
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We want Money, and during the Winter
months will sell PURE GROUND BONE at n
liberal discount for Cash. Samples sent
when desired. Tuos. WARING & BRO.
Colora, Cecil county. Md.
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T. = -. 01 =. bltter lNr Conveying the mail
have the ability pecnnary to fulfil my obligation as
such bidder that the bid j, made good faith and with
IN" intention t" enter into contract and perform the
scryc" in said bid snail lie accepted: and that the
signatures of the guariuturS thereto are genuine and
that believe the said Suarantors to be pecuniary
responsible for and able to pay all damages the United
States shall suffer by of my failing to perform
my obligations such bidder.
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THE MARKETS.
ElktOn Markets.

CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
WHEAT 1902 90
WHITE Corn 80
YELLOW CORN so
OATS 40G45
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Here we are ladies and gentlemen. here
we are: right in among wide goods at mar
row prices, fancy goods at plain prices; fine
goods at invisible prices; notion goods at
less than prices; selling goods at buying
prices: This way ladies and gentlemen:
this way, at the GLASS FRONT.
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NorE-When the oath is taken before justice of the
peace. the certificate % the clerk court of record
should Ice added under his seal of Office. that thu person
wh" administered the oath is daily qualified Justice of
the ;iCaCc.
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APPROVED JUNE :, 49,. 10 AFFIXED 10 EACH BID
FOR CtEElING THE NAL. AND To he TAKEN BEFORE
IN OFFICER QUALIFIED TO ADMINISTER uArIs.
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
comfy, in chancery. will sell, as Trustees, on
Tuesday, tie 4th day Of February, 1873,
at one O'Clock P ". at the Court House door, in Elk
all those
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DIED.

CANBY.-At the residence of her son-in-
law, Lloyd BaldeNton, near Colora, on
18th day the 4th inst, JANE CANDY, aged
so years.
She retained nearly all her faculties I'M
impaired, and had often expressed the
presentiment that she would be removed
hence suddenly and never seemed more
serene or resigned to go than Immediately
proceeding the fall that was the cause of
her almost instant death.
ENANS.-January 18th, 1878, at Town
Point, Md, HANNAH, wife of Isaac
Evans, in the Goth year of her age.
HARDY.-In Wilmington, on January
18th, Ella p. Hardy, in the II year Of her
age.
THOMAS.-On the 24th inst, after brief
illness. Capt. SAMUEL THOMAS, in the
list year of his age.
Is His relatives and friends are invited
to attend his funeral, this Saturday morn
ing, at o'clock, from the residence of
Mrs. Jane TAYLOR, on Main St., Ell1ton.
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Go to Reese's, at the sign of the BEE
HIVE, in the Hollow, to buy your Goods at
the lowest prices. Cash or Trade.
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CERTIF!CATF


1he undersigned. postmaster at - State of--
cc:fcS. Under OFFICE that he is Acquainted
VITA the above g'rantors. and knows them 10 hc men
OF property and aie to make good their guarantee:
AMI that bidder and suarauors above the age of u
years.
Bids Of $1,000 and upward must be accompanied Ly
certh"d check or draft, solvent national bank
equal IL per cenium on the present annual pay the
route: or IN case of new service. not loss than per
c"ntun of one year, pay proposed in bid Section 20;
Act OF june $. lS,2.)
In" Postmaster must not sign the certificate until
sum Of the bid is inserted and the bid and guarantee
signed by all the parties. and dated.
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Gilling Irvine, Ropes and Corks, for sale
by II. G. REESE.
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4 ACRES AND 45 PERCHES.

more or less and is situated about three miles Of
Elkton ON the road from Chestnut Hill road the
PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore Turnpike. and formerly
owned and occupied 10y Stephen Pluck About 10
of thi. rC; are Woodland. and has upon il very
fine timber The residue table land of fair quality
>szaA and under tolerahe good fencing. This tract
1igItN alioins property formerly owned by James
s9s ET Scott deed, and has upon il a Frame DWELL
- ING HOUSE, Barn and other outbuilings.
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sworn and subscribed before me - for the -
Of - this day of -. A. ID. lS7 and in
testimony thereof hereunto subscribe my name and
ahx my official seal the LAY and year aforesaid
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Il BLESSING TO LIDIES.
DUPONCO'S Golden Pills for Females
ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS,

to Immediately relieve ami permanently suppressed
or difficult menstruation. remove distractions &c
One Lady writes, she would bc willing to pay S. box
for item rather Than be without them.
Another lady writes. D"poRc0s Golden Pits relieved
me IN y" two days, without any Inconvenience like
magic.
/" Beware of Counterfti:s. The genuine is now nut
up III large White boxes, containing donhs uuantffy
Of Fills, ana upon each box you will find the L s.
Revenue Stamp printed from my pirate DIE upon which
YOU VIII hnd the words DuPnNcoS GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS. in jwIiteJ letters. None genuine without that
stamp The small red and yellow boxes are 10 longer
used, because of their being coTnr.rt..iteJ
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Broom Handles. and Broom Irvine, at
REEsEs S, in the Hollow.
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r EAL EST AT E.

r E AL EST AT E,
of which Andrew Lewis died seized consisting Of four
parcels Of land. forming undivided
whole, Containing in the aggregate
30 Acres of Land, more or less.
This Land is situated III" road from Pleasant Grove
t" C"n"wingo Bridge. and a'iions lands OF James c.
Il, H. Thomas Dou .hcrty and others.
There are two Log Houses on the premises.
THE TERMS OF SALE. a. prescribed by the decree.
are: Onc-thiri Of lii" purchase money to he paid in
cash the day of sale and the balance in two equal
instruments i'll Six ami Twelve months thereafter. The
credit payments bear interest from the day of sale
and br secured TO tn" satis faction of the Trustees.
WILLIAM j. JONES.
l.. MARSHALL UAINES.
Jan Is. iS13--ts Trustees.
NOTICE..
The creditors Of Andrew Lewis deceased, hereby
notified to I'LL, their claims. with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated. in the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Tor Cecil county, before the 18th
day of June 1915. W. j. JONES.
l.. VI. HAINES
ian Is, 1873 Trustees.
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Price, 81 per Box. Six Boxes 81

Sold at Dr.. NIITCnEL,s DRUG STORE ElktoD Nd
Ey sending 81 through the Ektou Post Ofic, ca,
have the Pills (confentiay by mail to any part
Of tn" country. free If postage.
Sold also by SMITH & PAINTER Wilmington: H. NJ
BEioKIEr. Chester. an by 5. d. HOWE Proprietor,
mar -, lhi2-ly New York.