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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WONDERFUL CURES Z
Id he. RAM,
OF BOSTON,

Who has made SO many Wonderful Cures al, ovar a.,
New England States, is at the Wa 'n
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OXFORD COUNTY.

State establishment at Bucksport, lot of
salmon eggs, which are designed as the first in
stallment towards restocking Medomakr liver
with that valuable fish.
OXFORD COUNTY.
At party at East Fryeburg on the 8th of
March, Mrs. Horace Blake was accidentlv
pushed down STAIRS cutting her head badly but
Fryeburg people are considering the matter
of a local paper. eA
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STORE RENT!
Splendid Chamber room with water closet, Sebago
water and every convenience Enquire of
mch20 rs.-.- LUFKIN & co.
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs

And TAN, use PERRY'S Moth and Freckle Lotion.
1t is RELIABLE and HARMLESS Sold by Druggists
everywhere. Depot, 40 Bond St., N. Y. mar22sn6m
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Notice..

NOtlCe.
HAVING retired from the Grocery business In
- Cape Elizabeth, notice is hereby given to my
Debtors and Creditors that you will find me at the
office OF the machine shop Of the P. S. & P. r. r.
Payment at once Of all bills due is demanded and
settlement OF all bills ag inst me will be made.
With thanks to my numerous friends and neigh
bors tor your very liberal patronage, | recommend
Messrs Evans 81 Kelsey, who have taken my business,
to your entire confidence.
c. L. LlTCHFIELD.
Cape Elizabeth, March II, 1873 marIsdIw
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81 office. NN''u "' 'N's
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PREBLE HOUSE,
And will Remain a Few Weeks.
Every invalid should see him. no matter what their
complaint may be,
90 900 Patients hare been Treated 5y him citiu The
last ten yearS, acith WOnderJut Success
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B O NJ D S.

B Q N D S.
Portland City 6's
ROckland City 8,s
Bath City 8,s
Bangor City 6's
st. Louis City 6's
Leeds & Pennington, (Guaranteed,) 6's
Maine Central, Consolidated. 7's
Cook County, Illinois, rs
Wayne County, Illinois, US
Iowa Central, Gold, US
Toledo, Ohio, 1905
Northern Pacific Gold, 1905
West Wisconsin r. r., Gold, Us
so shares LIST National Bank. 8 shares
CaSc0 National Bank.
FOR SALE BY
WIN. IL. WOOD, Ag't,
Sept 7-dtfis 81 EXCHANGE ST.
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MARIE HEIRS.
TFVHE heirs at law of John Mari, formerly of Kit
Il terry, in York county, Maine, have decided to
holl a convention in Portland, on the 26th day Of
March next, at 10 A. M, in the United States HOTEL
TO- the purpose of taking establish their
heirsmp to the property which is said be left by
John Erskine, 18th Earl of Mar in Scotland. full
attendance is requested. Per order.
VIM. P. MARI,
SAMUEL M. SHILLING,
JOHN MARI,
MRS. VIM. TRICKEY,
feb20dsutd MRS. G. X. SHAW.
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Notice.
PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the undersigned until the
w frst day of April proximo, for the construe-
ton of School Building For the Haowell Classical
and Scientific Academy. The plans and Speeifca-
cations for the same may be seen at the Office OF
Simon Page, Esq, Northern National Bank, Halo
well, Me.
The Committee reserve the right Of accepting or
per order of Building Committee.
II. +. HARDING, Sec'y
Hallowell, March nth, 1873. mri3siot
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AS' on .he premises. mar12sntf
w WANTED
canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
Bills,
AND
GOLD AND SILVER COIN.
J. b. BROWN & SONS,
Bankers, 40 Exchange Street,
feb25 sneodtf
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cause the delay. Is it not notorious
that we have not one-fourth the crimi-
nal business in our Court that we had
few years ago? The morals of Cecil
county are improving-they are bad
enough yet-and when whisky is abol-
ished they will improve still more
Look at the dockets of the Court, and
any one can see for himself that there
is not one case to-day where there were
FIVE during the time Judge Price was on
the Bench.
Little Elk " thinks So, 500 to chief
Judge, and $4,000 each to two asso-
ciates, gives the judges "a slim chance
to provide for their old age, or lay up a
sum for rainy day" But why should
we have three judges to provide for
against "rainy day." AS far as we
personally are concerned, we have no
objection to providing for the "rainy
day." but the taxpayers generally wont
seeit. The peoples argument is this: If
"$2,5OO gave US one good judge who
transacted all our business promptly
and satisfactorily, why should we pay
the difference between that sum paid to
one judge, and what we now pay to
three judges?' The difference is money
THROWN AWAY" The people wont lis
ten to "rainy day arguments. Sala-
ries to judges cost the taxpayers of
Maryland to-day about $40, 1000 annual
ly, more than they did under the const-
tuition of 1864; and $4,000 annually
more than under the constitution
of 1851. These are the facts and fig
ures we commend to the taxpayers
And if we add that the cheap system
gave our people speedy Justice, and
complete satisfaction, can all the "rainy
day" arguments in the world avail
before the people who PAY THE TAXEs,
and who, too, have families of their own
to provide for against "rainy day."
Little Elk " says, "to call the present
salaries extravagant is simply ridicu-
lous." They may not be high salaries
for three judges, but all beyond a suffi-
cient salary paid to one judge is " ride
ulously." We pay for two extra judges
we do not need Is not that extrava-
gance? The extravaganza consists,
not so much in the $4,000 paid to one
Judge, as the repetition of that sum
and more, paid to two extra judges we
have no need for; and the bitterness
Of the pill is, nothing is done in dis
patch Of business commensurate with
this big show in judges Nothing
but DELAY and TAXES. Our correspon-
dent says that our judges are all men
of distinguished learning and high char
acter' Without denying this, We ask,
were not their predecessors also? 1t
is not of their distinguished learning
and high character we complain. We
want the taxes reduced We want our
business attended to. We want the
day to arrive when citizen of Cecil
county can have case in our court
without running himself, and those I'M
fortunate neighbors who may happen
to be his witnesses.
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To Bridge Contractors.

PROPOSALS will he received by the County Commits
sioners of Cecil county. their Office in Ekton,
Tuesday, the 10Th iay Of June merit, up to IL o'clock
build BRIDGE over Stone Run, the public road
leading from Rising Sun via Phillips Mill to Rock
Springs.
span between face of abumens, and TO have Il bearing
of 20 inches each abutmcnt AMI IL feet wids from
sils squared by II inches. and dressed
with 3inc Gambler; flooring 8 inches thick sills and
flooring white oak the sides will he protected with
posts by inches thick every feet, haved on tho
oute sills and secured with 3s-nch bolts. and the
posts will br tenoncl into cap inches square:
inch pine board foot wide will be let into the posts
inch midway betw the floor and cap; the posts to
be so feet high above the floor; the flooring to be
spiked to stills.
THE ABUTMENTS to be 6 feet high above ordinary
water level. and foundation feet below the bed Of
creek unless good foundation is sooner obtained;
the abunents be feet thick at bottom and feet
thick top. and 16 feet long and built batter OF
inch to tho foot.
TIE WING WALLS the west side of creck-one
will DO 10 feet long and the other 20 feet depth
of autments where they join the and feet deep
at ends. and feet thick the east side of the
creek the wing wall will be ~ feet long and depth
others.
TIE GUARD WALLS will he same length of wing
walls Is inches thick and feet inches high above
the graded roadway and rounded top to half circle
with small stone and good cement the stonework must
be built above ordinary water level with cement and
the balance of homework in good quick lime MORTAR
The roadway to be graded at grade of not less than
foot in Il.
The contractor to give bond with security, TO COM
faction of the County Commissioners their agent,
or before tina 18th day OF October next.
I,y order WIN. T. MILLER, Clerk
May ~. lS73-2w County Commissioners.
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NINTH DISTRICT.

No /. Bay Niew-Georse W. Benjamin, Jonathan P
Burns and Joseph Reed.
No. >. Oak Grove-James +. Mearns, Granville Rey.
nolds and Samuel j. Mearns.
No. 5. Rose Bank-John NJ. Ireland, " son D. Pier.
and job Griffith.
No 1. Butler-Alfred Kirk VIM. c. Hambeton and
Abraham Lincoln.
No. ). White Oak-H H. Duycknck, Robert H. Eng
land and VIM. Kirk.
No. C. Cherry Grove-Jamss Clifford, Samuel J. Brown
and Samuel Sdewell.
No. !. Wood Vallsy-Stephen Gilbert, Edwin J. Brown
and Lewis Hickman.
These Trustees hereby notified of their appoint
ment. NJ further notice will be required.
s. J. ENGLAND, Commissioner
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= Considerable CONSERVATION was

Considerable CONSERVATION was
caused in THE DEMOCRAT office last
week by an unprecedented run on the
cap w box of their BREWER italic. The
repetition of WIG in the communica-
tions of Big Elk" and Turkey"
appearing in every other line exhausted
the capitals, and our BREWER font being
of different make, we were unable to
help them out of the scrape by lending
q handful of WIS. So the } Johnson type
foundry of Philadelphia had to be tele-
graphed to in hot haste for supply of
SORTS, and an extra messenger sent by
the lightning train, to get the type to
Elkton in order that the paper might
be got out in time. The lightning train
meeting with an accident-see WING of
last week-coming down Iron Hill the
messenger came near losing both life,
and type But a kind providence
averted the danger, ana ordered all 1or
the best.
So the "Turkey" gobble gobbles and
spreads his tail in pride,
While "Bg Elk's" torrents through the
augean stables glide,
Bearing onward to the ocean the filth upon
its tide;
And the "Turkey" in the tom gobble,
gobbles louder still,
When the waters coming down start the
cotton mill;
For Brewster is the rooster that makes the
dollars clink,
And the dollars in the to,on make the
Turkey" wink, wink;
While Big Elk" flowing under, roars
through the vale,
The Turkey" on the ne,c bridge spreads
his fan-tail.
So every thing is lovely while "the goose
hangs high"
With "Big Elk " rushing, gushing till the
stream runs dry.
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FIFTH DISTRICT,

No. l. Wilsons-Wm. j. Wilson, VIM. X. Stackhouse
and Edward Stygle.
No. 2. IIarts-Kobert Hart, John A. Wilson and An
thony George.
No. }. Stone-John Davis, VIM. Manley and David
Rosine.
No. 1. Chapel X. Biles, William Pryor and Robert
Jackson.
No. 8. North East-Johnson Simpers Isaac n. Benja-
min and John 8. Ferguson.
No. 6. Union--Ccumbus W. Ford, Christopher Win
gate and Alexander Rutter
No. :. Union Groye-Robert Cameron, Thomas Phil
lips and James Jones.
No. S. Burns'-Samuel Burns, VIM Reed and John
Riddle.
No. .. Marion-James A. Lakeland, Thomas Williams
aud VIM Thompson
No. 10. WashingtJn-J. W. Clifford, Ellis =. Passmore
and John W. Abrams
No. II. Oak Grove--Joseph Miller Edgar Moon and
Joseph Lort.
No. H. Carpenters Point = Vim. Heyerin, Vim. F..
Owens and George W. Barnes.
No. u. CEarlestown-John b. Graham Benoni Cool
ing and John N. Black
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ALSO.
A large Stock OF Lumber. in Yard,

consisting of IL, e. and 81 Pine, IS Pine Sliug Pine
and Hemlock Scantling, Plastrring Lsti Peach Box
Slats, and large assortmcns Of Oak, Poplar, Walnut
and Birch Lumber.
TERMS OF SALE. as prescribed by the Order of the
Orphans Court are: all of Twenty DullaTs and
under. cash. nIi all Twenty Dollars, Four
Months credit the credit payments be secured the
satisfaction of the administrative.
63- Persons dttirous Of viewing the property before
the day Of sale, do by calling the premises
ANGELINA HECKART, Administrative
NAV ~ lsT3-ts. 5. BURNS, Auctioneer
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covered, and we advise the Postmaster
General not TO incur any of their well
deserved odium, by giving temporary
effect to the altered law.
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81 Acres and ITO Perches of Land,

The land is of superior quality ard il in r,".t
The location is healthy: church.- -cInr!s and
market, convenient. Tho improvements xefsSSk-
si-t of a large. BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. 1glW
with Kitchen attached, beautifully located l.ss
the premises. The Dwelling House is hand r.aal5Ssi
soncy built. conveniently arranged and commodious:
good FRAME BARN. and other substantial OutbuG-
ings Fruit of all varieties in abundance.
TERMS OF SALE:-$;502 Cash day of sale: the
balance in One Year " the day of sale, lie secured
by the Bond Of the purchaser, with approved security.
and to bear interest from day of sale.
Cost Of Deed, &c, to be paid by purchaser.
REUBEN HAINES Trustee.
may -, LISTS :. BURNS Auctionecr
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Trustees Of Public Schools for The
Fourth, Fifth and Ninth Districts.
FOURTH DISTRICT.

No l. Cherry Hill-Dr. K. c. Carter, John Ramsey
and S. Kennard Miller
No. .. Hays'-Wm Campbell, James Mckano and
Vim. Kershaw.
No 2. Jackson-Wm. Tuft, i. Z. Zebley and George
o. Maxwell.
No. 4. Union-Amos Alexander George s. Smith and
John NJ. Scntman.
No >. Ewnsville-lsrael Reynolds, Samuel IIadiock
and Morris X. Wilkinson.
No. &. Rock-Jonathan ierkes Alfred Mackie and
John McClrary
No. :. C-ntr,-Rsese Mshan, .Jordon Wright and j.
Strayhorn.
No. S. Big Elk-Jsmes X. Willis, Joseph Steele and
John E. Gallaher.
No 9. Fair Niew-Hram Clement Robert Mackey and
Michael Young
No. 10. Carters-John McCrery, Vim. Otley and Tor
Lrrt Scarborouyh
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NOTICE..
WILLIAM i. PORTER

JAMES A. PORTER and MARGARET A. PORTER
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, In Chancery.
ORDERED This oath day of May. 1873 that the sale
made and reported by William j. Jones and l.. Marshall
Hines Trustees for the sale Of the Real Estate
toned in the aboveentited cause be ratified and
frmed unless TO the contrary thereof be shown
before the 24th day of July, next; provided q
copy of this order be inserted in newspaper printed
in Cecil county, week for month before the
2ith day OF June.
The Report states the of sales to be s. 90
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
May II lS13-lm Clerk.
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WHAT TO WEAR is OFTEN vEXATIoUs
question to decide at this particular time
of the year, especially when there are so
many establishments claiming the priv
ilege of doing the very best for you. After
a careful inspection of the immense stock
of Clothing of every variety and price,
especially prepared for this season by the
we'll known Clothiers, BENNETT & Co.,
Tower Hall, No. 51s Market street Phila-
delpbia, we think you will admit that you
cannot do better than by purchasing your
spring outfit at their establishment.
For Loss OF APPETITE, Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Depression of Spirits and Gen.
eral Debility, in their various forms,
FERRo- PHosPoRATED ELIXIR of CALIsAYA
made by CAswELL, HAZARD & Co., New
York, and sold by all druggists, is tho
best tonic. AS stimulant tonic for pa
tients recovering from fever or other sick
ness, it has no equal. If taken during the
season it prevents fever and ague and
other intermittent fevers. ca
Mrs. Nelson offers an assortment of
Millinery Goods at city prices.
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l CANAL BOAT, l SAIL SCOW

AND RIGGING, large Anchors, l Cage Anchor,
Cedar Canal Boat Pump. Cedar Scow Pump quarry
Cranes, barrel Crane Oil, Derrick and Rigging
plete Railroad Trucks l Lumber Wagon :; Horse
Carts. large Family Carriage. set Raising Screws lot
of Ring Bolts and variety of other articles.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO PEACH GROWERS.

FOR SALE-a 2S.HOrse Power Boiler;
together with STILL DOUBLER and WORM complete
suitable dstilling fruit Address T. A. McDErITT,
Ne. So North 18th street, Philadelphia. may 2I-2w
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, sitting Court of Equity and passed in the
of Joseph Ponnsll John Corcoran and Julia
Corcoran his WIFE the undersigned appointed Trus
tee sell the Real Estate therein decrccd TO be sold,
and such will offer at Public Sale at the Court House
door, in Elkton, Cecil county. Maryland,
WEDNESD4 Y, JUNE 25th, 1878,
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PROPOSAL
FOR POST-OFFICE ENVELOPES.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
" iSHISGTOS. d. C. Nav Ii. lS-

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. May IA, 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be- received at this De-
partment until THURSDAY. the 10Th day of June,
1873 at Il O'Clock for furnishing. in such quantities
and at such times may lie required, the following
described Post Office Envelopes for period Of year
commencing the 1st day Of July, 1873, to-wit:
FOR OFFICIAL LETTERS AND RETURNS.
No. !, size 81 by 81. inches: estimated number re-
quircd annually, 5.O0O"00.
No. , size 80 by o. inches estimated number re-
quired annually, 1Jo.0Ho.
No. 8 size by inches estimated number required
annually. 1,2jOOO0.
No. /, size ~ 10y lO inches: estimated number re-
quircd annually, $4,000.
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RiCkarlS Green Corn Crater.

(PirENTED APRIL 30, 1871
For reducing GREEN CORN to n PULP for making
FRITTERS. &c, and removing CORN after BOILING,
leaving the hull the cob like feathers upon brush.
AGENTS CAN MAKE FROM s. TO SO PER DAY.
SAMPLE SENT FOR rs CENTS.
Depot-G32 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
AGENTS WANTED. fmay a. 1S73-2m
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Trustees of Public Schools for the
Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Districts.
SIXTH DISTRICT

SIXTH DISTRICT.
No. l. Stone-James A. Headly, Joseph L. Stephens
and Augustus Bloomfield.
No. . Pennington Elijah kester, VIM T. Brckley
and James Egan.
No. g. Jetferson-John Lakeland, James Cameron and
Joseph r. Thomas
No. 4. Chapel-Francis A. Linton, James Toson ana
No. s. Monroe-Isaac r. Taylor, Joseph Friar and
James A. Coulson.
No. g. Rising Sun-Barclay Reynolds Jesse A. Kirk
No. = Oak Grove-B C. Reynolds, E. A. Reynolds and
Wv. Wiley.
No 3. 0ctoraro-James NJ. Evans, Jas. s. Addison and
Vim. Richards.
No. 9. Hickory Grover. IL. Nesbitt Jeremiah Swish
and Frank Balderson.
No. 10. Liberty Grove = Robert f. Rowlands r. A
Saunders and Hugh Wright
No. II. Loves Run-William W. Moore, Stephen Rich
ards and VIM. J. Evans.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
No l. principio-El s. Sentman, John A. Jackson
No. !. Pcrryyille-John Stump, Joel Reynolds and
Geo. W. Owens.
No. B. Indepsndence--Levi Jenness, George W. Jack
son and WIN. Taylor.
No. 5. Port Deposit. ". Abrahams, W. W Reynolds
and James A. Davis.
No t. Linwood--John W. Beavans, VIM. T. Patton
No. :. Chestnut Groye-Edmuui Brown, san'l Jeu-
ness and Vim. MoMnen.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
No l. Observation-Disclosures J. Death, Jos. Tosh
and Enoch Mccullough.
No. >. New faley-Dr. A. VI. Jortlnn David Brown
and Frederick McNaiper,
No g. Pilot Towpaa.ls-'ph A. Roman, b. Cutler
and Juhn L.. McGugnn.
Ma 1. Mount pleasaut--Wm. Mccullough, John Ben
nett ard Alpheus Crohers.
These Trustees hereby notified of their appoint
ment No further notice will lie required,
7. s. EVEREST.
May 2l--5w Commissioner.
INISH.-Choics MACKEREL--Nos. l, Z and 3; aad
II MESS SHAD. Fer sale by
vct Ii JOHN PARTRIDGE
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DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT JURUBEBA

Is PREPARED DIRECTLY from the SOUTH AMERICAN
PLANT and is peculiarly suited TO all these difficulties
it will cleanse the INITIATED BLOOD, strengthen the
LlFEGIVING POWERS, aud REMOVE ALI OBJ
STRuCTIONS from IMPAIRED AND ENFEEBLED
Organs.
IT SHOULD Re FREELY TAKEN, Jurnbeba is pro-
nounced by medical writers the most efficient PURI-
FER, TONIC and DE0BSTUENT known in the wLvIe
range of medicinal plants.
JOHN z. KELLOGG, Is Plat ST., New York
Sole Agent for the United States
Prize One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular
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for sale in tracts Of forty and upwards on
Fire and Ten Years Credit per cent. No Advance
Interest required.
MILD AND llEALrHErL CLIMATE, FERTILE Soil, AN
ABUNDANCE GOOD WATER.
THE BEST MARKET IN TIE WEST! The great
Mining regions of Wyoming. Colorado Utah and
Nevada, being supplied by the farmers in the PLATTE
VALLEY.
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Mrs. Nelson offers an assortment of
Goods at city prices.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT,

INISH.-Choics MACKEREL--Nos !, z and ); and
Il MESS SHAD Kar sale by
uetI4 JOHN PARTRIDGR.
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Valuable LeasehOld Property :

VcuHcSuuy, oNHe HUI, 1875,
AT II O'CLOCK n, FOLLOWING
Valuable LeasehOld Property:
Lots Nos. II, 12 and 1:},
IN PORT Deposit with the improvements: COAL
HOUSE. LIME HOUSE BLACKSMITH SHOP and
wide Fine location for Lumber and Coal trade. Sub
ect To annual ground rent OF SlU0. About onetlrd
of Lots Nos. Il and - subcasct paying annual
ground rcnt of slo, which is secured 10y dwelling
houses.
TRACT OF LAND,
Containing Acres or less part of tract called
Lucky Nistake,' and improvement ICE HOUSE.
COOPER SHOP and LIME KILSS Also, a fne
GRANITE QUARRY. Subject to annual ground
of $3.50: of which the Port Deposit Branch r. r.
Co pay 900 per annum for right of way through the
land.
800 PERCH OF STONE,
less, consisting Of Hosting Builders. Coping
and Curbng and CRANE on edge Of Wharf, convenient
for loading the same vessel or
ALSO.
l Geo. Page Steam Saw Mill.
CR0SS-CUT and LATll SAWS and Gearing: Lumber
Car aud Track and all the Tools and Fixtures belonging
TO q well regulated mill.
ALSO.
SINGLE SAW MILL, with EDGER
and GEARING complete.
ALSO.
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Valuable Real Estate,

situate, lying and being in the Ninth Election District
Of Cecil county aforesaid and the village of Lom
hardvilie: and which conveyed to the said Julia
Corc"ran by Ambrose B. Iiocoml and wife, by Deed
dated December 23d. 1867, and recorded in Lbcr II. r..
T., No. 3 foil" III. &C. Of the said Record Books OF
Cecil county. afuresail. and containing
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Constitutional convention abolished the
system, and it is fair presumption that
they had good reasons for so doing, rs
the members Of that convention had
lived under the three judge system
Whether the people of that day grum-
bled at the three judge system or not,
we do not pretend to know, but we do
know that they almost unanimously
abolished it. The FACT of the abolition
is worth volume of reasoning.
Under the constitution of 1851 Judge
Constable came upon the Bench of this
Circuit, succeeded in 1856 by Judge
Price. The Circuit then comprised
Cecil, Hartford and Baltimore counties.
1t so continued till 1864. How then
can Little Elk :" talk of the large Cir
cult as it at present stands? Is the
business of Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's,
Talbot and Caroline counties to be COM
pared in magnitude or Importance to
that of the three counties of Cecil, Har-
ford and Baltimore? We venture to
say that there is more business done in
Baltimore county Court alone, than in
the combined counties of Kent, Queen
Anne's, Talbot and Caroline. Judge
Price, under the one judge system, trans
acted it all at $4,000 year; for it was
not till 1854 that his salary was in
creased to $4,000. These are facts
Little Elk" AND THEY TELL THE TALE
AGAINST YOU.
But our correspondent thinks the
criminal cases take the money and
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TRACT OF LAND,
ALSO.
800 PERCH OF STONE.

less, consisting of Hosting Builders Copi
and Curbing: and CRANE on edge Of Wharf convent,
for loading the same vessel or cars.