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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21
Mexican Hydrophobia Cure.

Mr.. Morales, the Mexican Vice-Consul
at this place. has furnished Mayor Giraud
with the following prescription for the
cure of hydrophobia, which has been tried
in great many instances in Mexico. and
never known to fail
Take the most tender sprouts Of the cot
ton plant. fresh. with leaves and all. grind
them well until all juice is extracted:
sprinkle il with water to facilitate the ope-
ration; the grounded matter must be
pressed hard. Whenever sufficient guam
tity of juice is extracted, In the manner in
dictated above. the patient must be COM
PEELED 10 take strong dose Of il. Those
patients who are found in'the very highest
stage Of the disease are generally dilltory
and refuse TO take the medicine. but the as
sistants may recur to other means in order
TO obtain the effect desired. Having sue
cccded in getting the patient to take the
medicine. II will surely, after great efforts
of CONFUSION and desperation. bring him
so that he gradually commences 10 quiet
down until he falls asleep soundly, in
which state. and with great procaution. he
must be placed or so arranged that he lies
with perfect ease. When he awakens
from that rest he feels himself safe and
cured then and thereafter. A relapse of
the same attack has at no time taken place.
In times when the patient shows NO symp-
toms, other than well-founded fears of suf-
tcring an attack. then there Is no difficulty
IN applying the medicine to him. and he
willingly takes it.--.Sdn antonio Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21
MISCELLANY.
SUMNER AND WINTER.

"Ah, glorious summer days, swift gliding by,
Will ye not lingerg thus my earnest cry.
In vain. in vain! Too soon those golden hours
Ars past away. and sullen winter lowers.
"No matter, said I-'summer Will return;
Gan day 'll wander under spreading trees,
And draw new lie from every perfnmed breeze. -
Alas, when all the earth was rich with hay,
Weary, yes restless, on my couch Nay.
.'Giye me but patience. Fatherii' this my cry,
~ nile these long summer days drag slowly by"
And the dear Father, listening from above,
Sent y ace and calm, and winged the hours with
love.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21
The Toad Dining Under Difficulties

DIR. I'ill Of Antioch College. in his lee
turc AT the Portland meeting of scientists.
gave quite IN amusing description of the
different and similar peculiarities of Eng
fish and American toads. The following
Is his version of the creatures attempt To
dine without cutting his meat
When the American toad gets into his
mouth part of an insect too large for his
tongue to thrust down his throat, lac re-
sorts To the nearest stone or clOd. and
presses the protrudng part of his mouth
tiIl against il, and thus crowds ii down his
throat.
On one occasion ! gave "ycllow
striped locust To Il little toad in its sec
ond summer. when he was in the middle
of a very wide gravel walk. Ina moment
he had the locdst's head down his throat.
its hinder parts prOtruding. and looked
around for stone or clOd; bat finding
none at hand in either direction. he bowed
his head and crcpt along, pushing the To-
Gust against the ground. But the angle
with the ground was too small. and my
walk too well rolled.
To increase the angle. he Strengthened
his hind legs ont. but i'm vain. At length
he threw up his hind quarters. and actu-
ally stood on his head. or rather on the To-
Gust sticking out of his mouth and after
repeating this once or twice. succeeded in
getting himself out of his dinner
But thca, instances of ingenious adapta-
ton to the circumstances were exceeded
by n four-ycar-old toad AT Antioch College.
! was tossing him carth-worms while Dig
ging. and presently threw him SO large a
specimen that he was obliged 10 attack one
end only.
The end was instantly transferred TO his
stomach. the other end writing free in
air. and colcd about the toad's head. He
waited until its writings gave him a
chance. swallowed half an inch. then. tax
ing nip with his jaws waited for a chance
to draw in another halt-inch.
But there were SO many halt-incbes to
dispose of that at length his jaws grew
tired, lost their flrmncss of grip. and the
worm crawled out five-cighths Of an inch
between each half-inch swallowing. The
toad. perceiving this, brought his right
hand TO aid his jaws. grasping his abdo-
men with his foot. and, by "A little effort.
getting hold of the worm in his stomach
from the outside. lie thus by his foot
held fast to what he had gained by each
swallow and presently succeeded in get
ting the worm entirely down.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

Holders of indigo look blue, but those
deep read are not green enough TO think
that a symptom of the trade dying.
Starch Is stilfening and paper is station
airy. In the meal market things are flow
cry, but the millers say the high price of
wheat goes against their grain, at which
the bakers are also crusty.
The grocers have got along pretty GIN
gerly, but some having tasted a spice of
the times have become peppery.
There Is no life in dead hogs, but some
animation Ia cheese.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21
coNcLrsloN

CoNCLUstoS.
How many men We daily pass
Who reason like this hraying ass:
They grow To men from bragglrt boys,
And hink that brains must make a noise;
They gain high seats in synagoguos;
No mystery their vision fogs;
Whenever they lack Tor argument
They give their store of gas "A vent,
And WI men whisper, when they pass,
There goes elf-cOnceited asa I"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

sudden Changes in the weather are pro-
ductive of Throat Diseases, Coughs and
Colds. There is no more eflectual relief to
be found than in the use of BrotcH's Broa-
eAial 7roches"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

A GOOD article is always sure TO sell.
This i proven by the Elmwood and War
wick collars, the sale of which is steadily
increasing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

"A student has been expelled from La
fyettc College. Easton. Pa. for stealing.
lie had regular jury trial before his class
mates, which lasted three days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-21

THE profits Of a saloon-kceper' business
are bargains.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-02
ESSchcnfliche Sllimois Sfaofs-Bcifnne.

at 16lieBen.**) 2iebe Seelen, benen i6
uur nit SbdfeSipeare i'm COMMENTATORS
traum Dergltlgt Surnfen fam: y@nt 9e=
briiut SDwe, loon gei0rteen Wono, frab
Dir am Sopf 8obnenblltDe."
SD 1a8e Sbnen, tuer gegentpdrtig bier
nt0t aaeS IDer ale Ertttt pDrSltgli0 unb
erbaben ftnDet, Der fGQt in 9l0t uno
8ann. Wtan fdQt iiber 9entenigen Der,
tpel0er ben 81 bes Observation-Disclosures
ni6t btQtQt, Der beiagt: yfIr Yerionen
Des SoloatenltanoeS DeS 0eereS ullo Der
Wtarine rubt Die 8ere1ttgung gum BGbz
len, 10 laitge ais oteielben bel Der SaDne
it6 beftnoen." Sin @eieB, poour6 alio
etne 9roBe Wlaffe 8arger, Defenders bic
StttStere, tbreS Na6lre0teS D~erluittg ge>
ben, a%uBerbalb Der Gerfaiiung gelteQt
merDet, belD1toerS tpenn man eripd9t, DaB
nab ) 80 Der 9tet0sperfaiiung Die Bebr@
Pilot cine augemetne tit utto erit ben
Dtenlt I'M itebenOen Seere, Dann in Ser
Ee1erDe, Dann in Der 2anbtDebr umfaBt,
DaB utdlt f~erlter 2eute bon @tnfIuB unter
bent SoriDaitoe BON auS5ufiuenOen
2uGen aus Ser Geierpe lit Ben 0ienlt etnz
berufen fanft, tim tie BET Wablen auf oieie
Netie tl6aoIt0 gu MAIDEN, bon might
W1H VDltuttelt w 4tt+llWCH Oelteh 9eSel
ben 10 @inberufenen nt0t 3u reoen.
Wian iou nur loben, lobeu, loben, ttur
fort9el0ritteniten Sorti9ritt f%inoen.
Seoe &rittt lit ioglet6 npaterlanoslos,
ret6sfeinolt6, beleioigenb." Sur per,
tpie Sunius ia9te, gu Der Waateitdt unterz
.tbdnt9lter Sppolttton 9ebDrt uno it6 UNI
maBgeblt6en tpoblgemeinten SaOeI ers
laubt miro = gebuloet.
Ha6trd9lt6 at ber tn meiner lebten
@orreiponoen3 beribrten NuSmanOers
l1llgsfra9e nio berel1 beabit0ttgter Be1
i6rdntutg benterfe td, baB @rt. SO Der
&ei68oerfafung beftintmt: Sn 8e5ug
auf @usmanberutg Der 0telerptiten iols
len leDigli1 btejeni9en 8eftiumungen
maB8ebenb iein, ueL6e fir Die Nuspat@
berpng ber GanDtpebrmdnner gelten; utt0
1T 5 Is. l, 2 uno 3 bes 9tei6sgeieBes
iiber y@rnerb uno 8erluit Ser 9tet051
augebDrtgfett" lit Die Ausmanbernng Der
DISQUALIFICATION 70 erl6mert, Dab ielblt
obne tDettere @efeB9eblng 0erielben Elm
beoelteitOer 9ttegel pDrgef6oben tit. Ser
Wftlit6ritadt iibt chen 9e9en Die Die Wafz
fen Su tragen befa6tgten 8IGrger tpte Der
groBe &e6rer bes Stadt5re1t5 ino ber
@eI9t1te bon Slotted ii0 ansDriidte,
0etne 2etbberrltdfett" aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-02

6ung berbetgefiibrt ho11r6e ,n6 Die i1noen
2eute fi6 peranlaBt fQben, bettlhe untz
berfttGten gu beiu6e h, inbeh burd1orefz
fenb ntrften ale Sic lie WoBnohrren nidt.
10 LANCE IN ben @ler nentor5dmIsn in hofz
lGnot16er Spra6e uusI6[ieR(id op(e6rt
tDur6e ulto 6aS 9elatf6 Elm l1nferrirhts<
gegen1tano blteb.
@rit 1915 tpurbe Die @tnfu6rune bes
9euti6en ais etgentlt6e nnterri6tsz
fpra6e in Ste 8OLfSi6ulen b%erfigt, aud
berlangt, baB foie grebiger tp~entgftens
etne ibrer nod entlt6en Gate6tiationen
IN oeutf6er Gpru6e Dalten ioaten. NGs
aber l849 6as %bunnoDerf6e Gultusminiz
1tettn1f1 tDeiter ging un6 ben 8reotaern
alferle9te, aIe bier 8o6en, Ben BON ba
an aft5u1teuenoen Gan6i0aten, aQe bier
5eDn Sage cine Brebtgt tit beutI6er
Spta9e 5I baltens fpG6ren5 bic @rthei>
Jung pes S9ulnnterri6ts ausf6GieBli@
oenti9 ietn ioate, erybob ft6 beftiz
ger Wtoerlpru9. Son Sen 9reoiz
9er>9orferen3en einr, cine 8%orffeQung
an baS Wintlteriur1 ob. tneIde Bat.
eS bet Dem btsbertgrm glifon6e betpenben
sslt lal1en lttto ytefr BON Ser boterfGnbtz
1den Sttntmr,n9 Ser. 8re0toer Fir aQz
rndbltbe trete @~rtiptffulno bes ettbeitLiz
den oeltt1bn @ottesbieiites al eriparz
ten, Gls 1ogt GuBerlt6en MaBna6men.
gSte ttete 9Sur5eln bas 6oQGn6ii6e nod
gdtfe, ger altS Der 8~ebaupfNng Der @or~
itealtn9 6erbor, baB ste rberHaltsen @ez
lltettlpr- n benz gr6Beren Tbets nod bolz
ldtio'.i1 ftrhlt6 gebtIbet ltnb, bor5ugsz
tpe1 fe in ber boQGnbti6en 8tbeliiberz
le'Sung ttn6 &tr9enipra6e lebenb, it6
f>ur6 beutihe Spra6e nnb Sorrn nod
beengt fi6ten ultb oa6ur6 BEN Segeir
ltumtttefbdrfter 2@rbduung Derlieren".
9aS Wtintftertum lteB %baraufbin bic
7Sa6e auf ft9 6eruben, bic Breoiger tbaz
ten dber rebLt1 6as Sbrtge, Sen @ebrau6
Ser 6euti9en Spro9e alf Ser &an3el gu
bef6rbern, uno tn ntan6et @emeiitben
gtngen btefel6en nett ii6er bie 8erprb7
ttltrg Don 1849o 6tnatS.
SIM Sabre 1859zfonnte elm. enti6ei6ens
Der S6rttt 5ur Q6f6affltng Der bpllGnz
bti6en &ort3eliprd6e get6an tDeroen, tnz
benz bteientgen GdnOt6aten, pel9e BON
bainals at angefteQt, 10 pte 6~tetentger
@etitli6en, tpel5e berIebt tp1trben, leotgA
lib IN Der Oeuti6en Spra6e unterrtdtel1
uni, preDt9en mlifen. so lit Der Steg
oes 9euti6en enti6ieOen nto Die auet>
ni9e 6erri6aft bes1elben MIR nod cine
Sra9e Der 3eit.
SEPT 6a Sitfrteslan6 gum gr6Bten
6euti6en iStaate itnerbalb bes nelen
0eutf6en 3tet6S 9eb0rt, Dtrb Der Stea
oes 9eutI6en ft3 I'M 10 i6neaer polena
ben. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-02
eoMattStf6 at,to Se,ttf0 TT oH.
SrtesGdu0.

9os ~1letefte 6eft .bes ,Ohfrte1ffber
WoltdtSblatte5" ent6Glt etnen intereiiqnz
ten Qtlfiab tber Sen &f 3fDii6en ser
bo1dn0il9en unb beuti6en Spra6e auf
pen &Q1l5elt Der r%eforntrten Stride Sit>
frteSlanDS. IS miro fdum aIgen1ein be-
fannt iein, DaB bic &trdbenipraUe Dit
TrteSlanos oaS 6ouGn0tf6e lange Belt
a1S10lteBlt6 getDefen lit unb 3lt1n She'll
nod lit. Stood beute ltegt dltf Sen met
iten &an5el1 bic 9olldltoti6e 8ibeliiberz
iebung, un6 in ben meiiten @~emetnoen,
befoitoerS a1f benz &a1be, tperoen Bic
8idlrnen ltno @eIdl1ge rllr in 6oudnoi>
f0er Spra0e 9e1un9en. 9ds Gfnoritz
gen Der Dolldn0iI6en SprQ9e in Sic re-
forrltrte &ir6e Sitfrie51anos 6attrt ettDa
BON Der Wtttte Des II. SabrDiinoerts, ais
5oaano 1tQ6 Der 8efretuitg BON ser ipa>
nti6et Serri6dft Ste .erite refornitrte
Dta6t tDlr6e uib in Wtlenf6aft lirtb
.Stltnlt 81. g%ldt5en6er ,Gt1ttpidlu1tg 9e>
ld1t9te. 0dftaIs .tpanoten ii6 bic refor>
mtrfen G9eD[ogen Sen BoQdn0ti6en Unit
DerittGten su uto bra6ts1 nit tbrer BORT
%erfalt9ten Btlbutg Sic bplGtotf9e Spraz
DE suriid, Sic all MltSbil0lltg Dem Sod
Denti1en 0es II. S~dDrbunoertS fDeit b0rz
otgeeilt mar. Sn3iDii0en enttpQnb it'd
I'M 2dlfe De5 rs. SdbrDrn0erf5 6te bod
Deltti0e Sprd0e m6br ltrlo mtebr Ser Bar
baret, Der lte perfallen mar; STE Qut6era>
ner nQbmen Sbeil an ser nelten Do6oelltz
f0en 8ilbuitg, tDdDrenb Sic &eformirten
bon Soltano Der nicDt n1ebr ben 3ilfluB
9etiti8er gfQbrilitg er6telfen. Damn Derz
bot bic preuBti6e, He9terltng DqS Stne
blum 1l1t au5lGlfDtf9en u1tDerlttdte1 ltno
iDtcS Ste Eeformtrten dltf 0te 0iitfttg aus
9e1tatteten SacultGten in 2ingen an. &n7
Dcrs fDilr0e eS, ais 1915 2iltgen nit Dem
&6nigret1 6ultltober Deretiti9t tpllroe.
Die 8erpflt0tIng, 2irgen 81 beill9en,
'91rte altf ltito Bic iuitgelt GbeOIoge1 tpdi1@
Derten DieOer ben 9o1lGit6if0ei1 SD6f6n1
Gen cit, ~beIonocrS @tontn9tn, iiiiO ptele
Ser dltcrelt iebt lebenOen 8reOi8er Daben
bort tbre tDeolpBtIde 8ilpung erbalten.
RadD betit 8efotmdttDnsfeit i'm Sabre
1917 fiii8 Ser Buni9 an ftdy SIT re9ct. bic
belttYDe Sptad)e iii Dte Stride 'ctn5nftb1
rem. Sen eritei1 Sdlritt fiat bdS 9D1tft7
itpriiim bird etne 8efaitnthtad01til9 pom
2. 9lprtG 1878, ipDbur1 Das @ublrebt
Set refprmtrfen @einetitDen tt 01tfrtes7
LAMB 0abtn bel9rdnft ipllrbe, Dap .ttttr
Iolue @Qiotoafen dnf bte 8a6l 9eieBt
nerben 6~urfttn, fDelde Ser lbeittihen
.Spru0e 10 nett mddttg iDaretl, oaB tie
dl(e pier Bis feds QSpdeit cine Yreotgt III
0erfel6en 6dlten fotttten. GrfDlgfetber
mar sic Misunderstanding Der Wfdttrt1
tIt51 Y~riifungen beim 9l6gange CUR Unit
periitGt, wobur9 cine tlt1tlgere GOrbtls
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-02
(@Orreipon6ens Ser ,,SGinois Stauts5ettuns".)
0ricfc nats 9emtfOlatto ppm
Syrieori0 &cGer+
VII.

SaSeoGife in GiiSSemtid)l' nS. Scr 9rp;ef
Sa; irc. - 2lm5fdtcn in 6rauf cia). - Sic
Us If brtcn ,lth ibrc Mertipiiroigf, itcit. -
GapitGn 9Gcrncr. Scr Sainpf NIT ZEN
Sc uiten Gpntprunifgtriid) Npd) ein
Seulr gcseu SIREN So reip pnreitei. =
Gd)6nfcifeit Sc ytei4 all icecs. Grz
fdJ erl.ir9 Der 2tusio4tee ans.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-02

~ 9aS 0Gfret Ser 1pai1ii0eM Heaipru,,o mefAps
1ntox;fh.,, eui1ns5avE pet9e"
oe mt"'e''l9tI @p't0SlTtde 81 Ptratenl0 tts
en- iternpeit, btia9t nfDit Ben uoraussei9idten
0totipen bts @tarineEItutitrrs:
az H..
Seft9 pes UFHrtm m n It ets.. Sttnttts
ten pei lpwtetlggE gage, III 1petd)er r9 OaS Salo
De1lnoet, uno Degfeno ettle n1lltnterbrobene Jttibe
tlheret HanpEs IS III ben MISREPRESENTATION 3u>
fNno 9eOfegf 9aben, ~ Dem es l9 lebt itebt, tritt
6ot9ell perldteoeier Art mad ii6 5ieben fam,
Sol9en, /6te NM 10 ,tebr gu beatbten itnb, alS fie
Ge ttteEn9tto1lalen Se5se99utgen ~betreifen f6nnelt.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-05
NOTICE
To Absent Claim Holders,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO A.
N Gatew0Od and George Rollins,
locators on the Phenix ledge, in Highland Dis
trict, that II they do not appear and pay their
proportion Of the expenses incurred in the de-
velopment Of said ledge within ninety days
from this date, the same will be sold, according
to law. THOMAS H. DODDS 4 co.
Phoebe. March 20. 1873. mr2O.osw9Od
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-05
u. s. PATENTS FOR,
MINERAL LANDS.
N. WEscoArr.

AVlNG JUST RECEIVED THE APPOINT.
ment OF U; 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor
ior tine District OF Lincoln County, hereby gives
notice to the owners Of mining claims and mill
sites. situate within this County. that he is now
quired by law, for parties who may be tiesirous
OF securing their claims hy patent from the
government. All the necessary information a.
70 the requisite preliminary steps will be Afford
Meadow g.iey street. immediately S below I%se ,Sa On
Meadow Valley Dump House.
N. B.-Mr. Wescoatt will continue to give his
best attention to mining surveying and enQin.
eeripg: mr22.tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-05
CHECK LOST.

I'm SUNDAY, THE 10TH INST, LOST A
" Check on Wells, Fargo 4 Co., No. l2s dated
March Is. and signed by B. F. Sides, in favor Of
+. Spencer, for $SSS.9 gold coin. All persons
are warned not to purchase. gae-s
Pioche, March II, 1873 mriS-SOs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26
THE MARKETS..
: -s@~--Ne-N~7-7N---s- 49,
Eikt0n Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore Markets.

Elolr.-Ths market for Hour is dull, and
there are few safes reported, but PRICES are
steady and unchanged. Western Super at
$3.50; family at $7.25G1.50, and do.
at $S.50-Wheat.-The market for
wheat is steady, but with a large proper
ton Of medium grades Offering, this de-
scription is rather slow of sale; good to
prime at lG2G110 cents; amber at 100 cts,
and good to prime red at l55@l63 c.. good
Pennsylvania red at las cents.----Corn-
White, 1000 cts; do. low mixed in ele-
vator 1T Sc cents; small sales Of Southern
white were made at S6GSS cents. Oats.
The market for Oats is very dull, and
prices are lower; Southern, 45G52 cents;
Western, 1904 cents for mixed, and 400
4G cents for bright Rye.-The receipts
are small and tho market dull, with lots
selling at a0(nD5 cents
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26
The Career Of u Great Remedy.

Twenty summers have elasred since it briefly
announced that vegetable tonic and Alternative,
bearing the of Hosetters Stomach Btters, had
been added to the list of preventive and restorative
medicines. The modest advertisement which invited
attention to the preparation stated that it had been
used with great success in private practice for
dyspepsia bilious c"mpiuts constipation and inter
mittcnt fever II discovered that the article
possessed extraordinary properties. The people, of
every class tested its merits a tonic smu'ant
than Utilized their hopes and expectations. From that
time 10 the present its has been upward and
onward, and it stands today at the head of all l:ed
cinos Of its class American imported in the nagni-
tude of its sales and its reputation safe agreeable
and potent nviGoant and restorative. For lauguor and
debility, lack Of appetite and gastric disturbances
common during Tie summer months il is absolutely
nfaihle Indigestion bilious disorders. constipation
nervousness, periodical fevers and al; the ordinary
complaints generated by Initiated and humid
phere, vanish under its renoyatng and regulating
influence. This is its record. a,ouch"l ly volumes of
intelligent testimony, extending period Il fifth
of century. and omprehendinc the names of thous
ands of wcll-kn"wn citizens belonging every class
and calling. In Europe it is thought great thing to
cine but ilostetters Bitters has been spontaneously
approved by millions Of Independent soveregns and il
patent consists in their endorsement.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26

TIE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
There is no change to notice in any of the
prominent features Of the market for Beef
Cattle. The demand is quite lively for all
descriptions, and very fall prices are Oh
tanned. Sales of choice at 74a7Ic.: fair to
good at Care, and common at 4a2fc. Re-
ceipts, 1000 head. Cows and Calves are
not much in request and entirely nominal
liz value. We quote at 45ai0. Receipts,
254 head. Sheep meet a lively inquiry,
but without improvement in prices. Sales
of fair to choice at 65aGGe. per pound, and
common at 81 50a3.5 30. Receipts. 10000
head. Hogs are higher and more in favor.
Sales of corn-fed at $1.i5aS. Receipts,
5000 head.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-07-26

BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET
The receipts of loose Hay are large, and
the market for baled is quiet, but with re-
duced stock prices are steady. We quote
old Western at S20a25; Pennsylvania at
S20ae6, and Cecil county at S30a3?, and
new Cecil county at Ss0aa5. Rye Straw is
dull at $1Sa20, and Oats do. is active at
S1Ja16 per ton.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obt.iusl from the Orphans Court of said
county letters Testamentarv the personal estate of
JAMES CR0TIIERS.
late Of said county, deceased All persons having Claims
against the said deceased hereby warmed exhibit
s4mc with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before tho 23rd day If July, 1871;
they may otherwise by law he excluded from all benefit
Of sail estate All persons indebted To said
requested 10 make immediate payment to the subscr
brr Given Under h,ndmy this 18th day of July. 1873
JAMES C. CROTHERS.
Executor of james Cruthers, deceased.
Tcst-EEUBEN d. LAMAR, Register.
lS-.,-6w
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.

Flour bouyant for bes. grades; others
very dull, supertine S6.5C@4.5o, extras
S4@4.25; State, Indiana and OHIO family
extra S7.5o@S.50. Wheat quiet and weak :;
red, old and new, 1G5G1GS cents; amber,
17O(G1i5 c.; white spring, 100 C. Rye Go
(&GS cents. Corn quiet but firm; yellow
60 c.; Western mixed 50 C. Oats dull
white 49(52 c.; mixed, 49G44l cents.
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The Bogus Howe Sewing M.cbin

The Bogus Howe Sewing Machine
Agents proposes to take butter and eggs
for pay, in order to sell their machines.
am afraid to take such trade in warm
weather. But in order to suit my custo-
mers l will take Greenbacks and make
liberal discount for cash. sell the Genuine
and Original Elias Hoare Seeing Machine.
Office Wig Building, Elkton.
JOHN WILKINSON, Agent.
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NEW 4DTERI'ISEMENI,S
CAUTION.

The pUllr Is hereby notified not t. any person
my account. vino may claim to lie acting for me-
will pay bills. except those contracted by myself
personally or 10y written order. JOHN FUTTY,
July %. lSI3-Sw* Elk Neck, Cecil county Nd
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NOTICE.
SAMUEL MARS, use, &C,

ROBERT A. LOCKARD and MARY G. LOCKARD.
ORDERED, This 22Ld day of July. 1873, that the sale
made and reported by John Emory Wilson Trustee for
the sale Of the Real Estt' in the proceedings in this
mentioned he ratified and confirmed unless
the contrary thereof he shown before Goth
day of September next provided. copy Of this Order
he inserted in some newspaper printed in Cecil county,
once week for one month before the Goth day of
August. vt.
The Report states the amount Of sales to he Sl6CO.
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy: test. DAVID SCOTT.
July &c, lN13-lm Clerk.
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