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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-02-14
Is. M. House Items,
Selling Out-Ercdange Of Property-Sport-
ina observation-disclosures Corrected

Our obliging merchant, Mr.. j. P. Ruley,
is closing out his entire stock Of goods by
selling at or below cost and holding auc-
lions at stated times.
]. S. Riale has exchanged two of his
houses in the lower part of this place for
Mr.. L. T. Melrath's farm, situated about
a mile distant.
Our sportsmen are having general good
time this winter: fox hunting. pigeon
shooting, &c. A recent pigeon match be-
tween the B. NJ. House shootists and the
North casters, resulted in victory in
favor of the latter party, who have been
challenged by the former to try it again for
$50 side: and a party of gentlemen from
Oxford. Pa, have challenged the crack
shots of this place to shoot-the match to
take place in a short time. Mr.. Simpson
has sent an order for a hundred crows,
intending to have a crow shooting match,
which will be a new kind of sport in this
place; Grows never having been used in
stead Of pigeons here.
In a recent issue OF 1hs Dsmocrat, the
statements of the North East correspond
ent of that paper, relative to the match be-
tween the Brick Meeting House shots,
and lis North East gents, were incorrect.
The B. Ii. H9pse shots killed twenty birds
instead Of only eigAtean, and the North
casters only beating theta se birds, which
is nothing to boast of, considering the
superior advantages allowed them.
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LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.

Reuben Hanes, Trustee, Real Estate,
two tracts at the Court House, ..
Thos. C. Murphy, on the KILLER farm,
between Murphy's Mills and St. Au-
gustine Church, large number of
very valuable Horses, Devon and
Durham Cattle, Chester Whites and
Jersey Shoats and Farm Implements, 1
E. Noyes, Jr., at Mt. Arat, near Port
Deposit, Farm Stock, Implements,
etc, Il
Thomas w. Gentrey, near Chestnut
Hill, Stock and Farm Utensils,
J. T. Mccullough, Trustee, Real Es-
tate, at the Court House, ..
Clinton Mccullough, Attorney, Real
Estate, at the Court House, 9
Reuben Haines, Attorney, the build
ing formerly occupied by the Nation
al Bank of Elkton, at the Court
House, ..
l. z. Ceilings, in Elk Neck, large
stock of Horses, Mules, Cattle,
Farming Implements, Household
of Woodland, 2;
Horses. Harness, Wagons, Floor,
Meal, Feed, &C.,
Clinton Mccullough, Trustee, Real
Estate. at Court House, 4
J. III. & Thos. W. Thackery, Adm,
Horses, Cattle, and Farm lmple-
ments, %.
Ma
Reuben Haines, Trustee, Real Estate,
at Court House,
G. W. Winchester, near Perryville,
Stock and Farming Implements,
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III ARRiEi,.

MALGNE-PORTER-On January 27th
by Rev. S. 4. Gayiey, CHARLES y.
MALONE, Of Port Deposit, and ANNIE c.
PORTER. Of Wc0dlawn, Nd.
FREEMAN -CLENDENEN - February
9TH, by Rev. 5. A. Gayley, SAMUEL T.
FREEMAN, of Philadelphia, and SALLIE
II. CLENDENEN, of Woodlawn, Md.
TAYLOR - McCLEARY - February 9TH,
near Fair Hill, by the Rev. J. II. Johns,
EDWARD TAYLOR, of Chester county.
Pa, EMMA MCCLEARY, Of Cecil county,
Md.
MORGAN REEMAN-At Bethel NJ
L. Church, January eSth, 1874, by Rev.
Mr. Shepherd, JAMES W. MORGAN and
RACHEL \. FREEMAN, both of this
county.
REGiSTER-DU HAMEL-On Thursday,
Feb. 9TH. 1874, in Christ Church, Dover,
Del, by Rev. J: p. Du Hamel, DIR. j.
L. Register and MISS WILLIE DU HAMEL.
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Sleighing-Loss Of i!erse-Dedh-Sdse
Of operty-ChGngs-1Tds WGtsr Canal.
The sleighing is very fine, but 1 think
HARD on horse flesh. Sleighing parties
are all the go.
Mr. C. b. Cutler lost valuable horse
on Friday night of last week, valued at
$500. He died during the night.
John Taggert died at Rock Springs
Hotel on Friday night of last week, where
he was boarding. iIe vas 70 years of age.
The lot of land offered on Tuesday was
Withdrawn; there was but one bidder, who
bid $500. The lot belonged to tho heirs
of Joseph Summers.
The Hotel at the corner, now occupied
by Mr.. Townsend McCummings. is rented
to George Brown, who takes possession
March zjth.
There ia now about $500 hands at work
ON the canal widening the locks and deep
ening the canal. This looks like business.
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THE MARKETS.
Eikt0n Markets.
CoI...GCTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore Markets.

FLoUR-Western super. $3.50; extra,
$6G$6.75; family, %7.25, s., 15@$s; fancy,
$3.50; Howard street, s., Sc. So %, $3.50,
Sc -, 81, 1926, So WHEAT Com
mon Maryland red, $1.G5; good to prime
Pennsylvania red. $l.73M$l.T7; No. .
Western rcd, 81 50@s1. 60. - Corn. -
Southern white, S2(GS4 cents; yellow, 75@e
&c cents; Western mixed, rs cents, but
buyers are not willing to pay over - cents.
-OATs.-White Western, G3MG5 cents;
Southern, G2GE64 cents RYE, 97@9S
cents - SEEDS. -Pennsylvania clover, s
(G9t cents for common to prime; Western.
9G9! cents per pound; Timothy, $3.25G
So so; tlaxseed, So per bushel.
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Lecture.-Rev. Thos. L. Poulson will
deliver his lecture, GA YANKEE IN En-
ROPE" in Odd Fellows Hall, in Elkton,
Friday evening, Feb. Goth, at = o'clock.
Proceeds for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Church. This lecture las been highly
spoken of, having drawn full houses in
Baltimore and vicinity.
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PhiilipIni,in s!nrkptS,

Flour, super $l.a5(G5 -; extra $GG6.50;
Pennsylvania. Indiana and Ohio family
extra S7.50GS.0C. Wheat dull, red 1900
1G4 cents; amber 175@l19 cents; white
17SGs1S5 cents. Rye-Western and State
SO cents. Corn iirmer, yellow 76[E7S cts;
mixed 76 cents; white 50 cents. Oats,
white G0I9Gi cents; mixed 50 cents.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
This is St. Valentines day.

This is St. Valentine day.
The Elkton Building Society meets to-
night.
It. C. Murpheys mill, near Bohemia
Manor, is once more in operation.
Some of our street lamps are an inno-
cent apology for dark lanterns.
There will be Preaching in the A. NJ.
E. Church o-morrow at II o'clock A. NJ.
and and P. N.
Mr. b. Campbell, near Baldwin's fac
tory, is agent in this county for the Lady's
Friend Washing Machine.
There will be Concert at Zion, on
Thursday, February 10th for the benefit
of the M E. Sabbath School at that place.
1t is said that the wife Of Robert
Kearney, who shot and killed Thompson
Fuller, near Rising Sun last week, has
since become demented in consequence.
Dramatic are to have dramatic
entertainment in Odd Fellows Hall, on
Monday evening, by New York Com
pany, which will doubtless be interesting
to theatre goers. See advertisement.
On Friday last young horse belong
ing to Mr.. John Lee, of this vicinity,
broke his left fore leg between the foot and
fetlock, by stepping into rut, while being
driven home from the smith shop.
The National Bank of Elkton will be
closed on Monday 29rd of February, the
22nd, legal holiday, coming on Sunday;
in such cases Monday is declared to be the
holiday. Notes falling due on the 23rd
will have to be attended to on the previous
Saturday, 21st.
New Legal Firm: Mr.. J. B. Groome,
Governor elect, and Clinton Mccullough,
Esq have formed co-partnership for the
practice of law, as will be seen by the
firms card published in to-days Wing
Mr.. Mccullough will have charge of the
office in the absence of Gov Groome.
On Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week, the New Castle Presbytery held a
Sunday-school institute at Georgetown.
Owing to the inclement weather number
of ministers and delegates were prevented
from attending. The meetings were we'll
attended by persons living in the neigh
borhood.
Clinton Mccullough, Esq, will sell as
Trustee, the house and lot on Back street,
whereof Wallace Davis died siezed, on
Tuesday next 18th inst. In advertising
this property mistake in the date was
made, which was printed Tuesday 9th,
in place of Tuesday 18th Of February, as
day of sale.
The Quarterly Meeting of St. Phil
lips Colored NJ. P. Church of North EasS
will be held on Sunday, the 18th. Love
Feast at 8 o'clock A. NJ; preaching at 10,
also at 81 and o'clock P. NJ. The Com
munion will be administered in the after
noon by the misister in charge. Services
at Providence Church, Elkton, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and 3. and o'clock P. N.
The minister in charge, Rev. E. w. Scott,
will preach at o'clock P. NJ.
The public are invited to attend the
Public Sale to be held on the farm of Mr..
Arson Griffith, in Back Creek Neck, on
the road leading to Locust Point, on We'd
nesday next, February 18th, 1874, at 10
o'clock A. N. precisely, of Stock, Farming
Implements, Household Goods, Poultry,
&c. Sale positive. ]. B. Ash, auctioneer.
There will be a Grand Vocal Concert in
the Odd Fellows Hall. Elkton, for the ben
eft of the African NJ. E. Church, on Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings, February
18th and 10Th. Tickets, 25 cents.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

The market for Beef Cattle was excessive
ly dull, and with liberal offerings prices
favored buyers. Sales of fair and choice
at 50e7Ic., and common at Hose; few
extra brought Sc. Receipts, 5000 head.
Sheep met a fair demand at full prices;
sales at 4[67t cents, the latter for choice.
Receipts, 1000 head. Hogs were rather
quiet but firm in price; sales of corn-fed
at $9.25tG9. so per 100 pounds. Receipts,
5000 head.
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Sleighing.-The recent snow has been
the finest of the Winter for sleighing, and
right well the lovers of that sport enjoyed
it. On Wednesday and Thursday the
warm sun played havoc with it, however,
and it fast disappeared from the roads.
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Frozen to death.-On Saturday morning
10 st Patrick Cain was found on the road
sir e in John Hughs' wheat field, about
mill, nd half from Charlestown, frozen
70 dc at, L. An empty whisky bottle was
faund n. " the frozen body. The deceased
had left q. harlestown early the same morn
;ns that {, was found dead. I. N. Benja-
min actin . coroner, held an inquest over
the body. Vtroic'' oleu lrohi in'enipei-
ance and ex 7oSu1e.
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BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET -
Clover at $11Ge1s: mixed $1,000; good to
prime Timothy $a0(G23; choice $23G24.
The stock of Rye Stryw is in excess of the
demand and the market is dull and lower.
but Dat is tirmer. Rye S,14@l5; Dat $15
(G16-all per ton of 1000 pounds.
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k9ski"H EFatfikUtibI1It esaaA VOTtS. NO. 70
South Seventh Street Jan 24h, 1874 Sealed Proposals
will he received until noon OF THCEsnAN February 18th.
for the FOUL LINE made at the Point Breeze. 9th
Ward Spring Garden and Mluayunk Gas Works. Bids
will he received for each Works, for the entire
amount Address above II the Chairman of tho
Committee Works. endorsed Proposals for Foul
Lime THOMAS X. BROWN.
Jan 81, lS,4-3w Engineer.
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cE-All sufferers from Irritation of the
Throat and Hoarseness will be agresaby
surprised at the almost immediate relief
atforded by the use of Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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To THE WEAK. THE WoRN AMI

To THE WEAK, THE WORN, AND THE
WEARY, the editor of the Boston Recorder
says: We can most unhesitatingly recon-
mend the Peruvian Syrup, a protected
solution of the proto1ide of iron, to ali
the weak, the worn, and the weary, hav-
ing richly experienced it's benefits. 1t pos
sesses Ill the qualities claimed for it by its
proprietor"
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ORPHANS, COURT,

The STATED MEETINGS OF she Orphans Court Of
Cecil county will liz add the SECOND TUESDAY
in every u;c..a Executors Administrators and Guar
daus, wanting their accounts stated will please bring
in the vouchers few days before Court
REUBEN D. LAMAR.
Nov so, 1S61-y Register.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and hy virtue of Decree Of the Circut Court
for Cecil county, sitting court of equity the under
signed, Trustee, will offer at Public Sale at the Court
House door, in Elkton, Cecil county, Md,
Tuesday, tic gath day Of February, 1874,
at II o'clock A. NJ, all the following described REAL
ESTATE of which a certain Howard Titus died seized:
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NOTICE.

On DaScrlbcr 9th, 1875 | sold my entire stock {
Agricultural and horticultural Impemenis, &c. To-
JAN Is MCCORMICK, who will ContinIic tic business
at the old stand tnear the Railroad De2ot) Thankful
for the patronage extended tp ne would solicit
tinuance of same to my SUCCESSOR
Y. ROWLAND CARSON
Feb /, lSf+-tw Port Deposit. MI
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NOTICE..
DANIEL BRATTON

VINCENT S. CALEB EFT UX, EFT AL.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chsnccry.
ORDERED This 2irl day Of January. in the year 1874
that the sale made and reported by William j. JureS and
l.. Marshall Haiues Trustees for the sale Of the Real
Estate mentioned in the proceedings i'll the above
entitled cause, be ratified and confirmed unless
the contrary thereof he shown before the 2Sh
day of March, provided copy Of this Order be
Inserted in sCme newspaper lrnt- in Cecil county
Il week for m0uth before the 18th day OF
February. next.
The Report states the Of sales 20 be 81 1O0.00
A W. MIrCHr LII. Clerk.
True copy: tcs', A. W. MiTCHELI.
Jan -. 1S14-lm Clerk.
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Thirty Years Experience of an
Cad Nurse.

Mrs. WiESlGI's Soothing Syrup il the
preScri pt irsri ct N the best Fe:i" rn yscians
and Nurses ihv U:trl States. and has been u>r,! Tor
thirty yctrS Tlth falling SAT- ~ ana ~Ec"cS~ by
millions and children from the feeble infant
of week old thu adult. 1t aCidty of the
stomach. relieves wiad rtlic, regulate" the bowels. and
-iv,~ rest. "a;h and comfort to mother s,1 child. We
he'i"V" il f. l." III" Best and SUrc>i Kennedy in the
Worl in alt c:'sr~ Of DlsENTEEN and biAERlI'EA
N CHILDREN. whether it Iri-r> from T"rthiu%
from any other Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle. Nom genuine unless the fac
smile If CURTIS u PERKINS is Oh the outside wrap
per. Sold 10y all Medicine Dealers. July by
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| PETIT JURORS.
Chas. A. Murphey,
John Wroth,
John w. Morgan,
! BENZ. B. Garvine,
Nicholas P. Manly,
Robert C. Lewis,
C.Crookshanks, Jr
Adam r. Magraw,
Edwin Martin,
Ransaleer Biddle,
Theodore Ewing,
John McCieary,
VIM. r. Mearns,
| VIM. Harris,
NJ. 4. Durney,
IGeo. W. Harvey,
1T. Braden Gillepie,
KeilholtZ,
Joshua F. Biddle,
flames G. Crothers,
Hiram Clement,
IGeo. w. Wells,
John Gallaher,
John Campbell,
Joseph G. Johnson.
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DIED.

PILKINGTON.-ln Havre de Grace, on
Monday last, Mr.. GEORGE w. PILKISG-
TON, in the Goth year of his age.
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Monday in the month

GRAND JURORS.
BENZ. F. Chambers,
Jacob Tome,
Amos Preston,
John w. Holt,
Jesse r. Coulson,
Thomas b. Hopper,
John Peach,
VIM. P. Fowler,
Samuel Clifford,
William Taylor,
Robert Hart,
Thos. V. Oliver,
David Stats,
Jer. G. Price,
Thomas Terry,
Sam'l B. Foard, ST.,
James A. Mackie,
George Biddle,
VIM 7 Wilson
John Lavender,
Merit s. McNamee,
John p. Vanneman,
Benoni Cooling.
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The Secretary of the Treasury states
that it will require four years to coin
enough silver to take the place Of the frac-
tional currency.
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REAL TIE.
FOR REM.
FOR RENT.

The STORE ROOM in LIST story of the Hall, at
Cherry Hill The room is large, handsomely finished
and i'll the midst of the most active manufacturing dis
triCt in the county. Apply TO u. G. WORK.
Feb :, l&14-f Cherry Hill. Nd.
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Jury List.-The following list of Jurors
have been drawn for the March term of the
Moo1oy in tho month.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is giy4 notice. that the subscriber of Cecil
county. hath 0'ir" from the Orphans Court of said
county letters resamentary the personal estate Of
THOMAS CILBFRTSoN.
late of said county deceased All persons having claims
gainst the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the the 9Th DAY of January, 1875;
they may otherwise 10y law he excluded from NIL benefit
Of tid estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested to make immediate, payment to the subscriber.
Given lndrr my hand this 10th day of January. 1874.
WILLIAM KEITHLEY,
Executor of Thomas Culbertson, decd.
Tert-RGvGES D. LAMAR Register.
Inn lcr..-i,M
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AND 10 SQUARE PERCHES OF LAND: being the
Rel! Estate which conveyed the said
Lewis =. Ellison by Jesse L. Smith and WIFE by deed
dated October 18th, 1866 and recorded among the Land
Record Books Of Cecil county. in iher II. r. T., No. l.
folio so. sc.
This Farm is beautifully situated the Elk River
The land is Of excellent quality and easily TILED
The Steamer that plies between Elktun and Baltimore
a.SrTls daily communication with the city.
The improvements consist of n large CON- ,hs-SR
Portable FRAME DWELLING HOUSE Barn. fliiEa
Stable, &c. There is fine young Peach Or ls,,aa NH
chard the premises. A Wharf hand ~ 49,
which steamboat touches daily. Churches. stores
markets and schools within convenient distances.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the decree. are as
follows ST. 600 to he paid in cash the day of sale
the balance in two equal instamants of Twelve and
Eighteen months from ;hc day of sale. The credit pay
TO bear interest from the day of sale. and he
secured by the Note Notes of the purchaser with
approved security. Cost of Decd, &c. to he paid by
purchaser. REUBEN HAINES
Jan 81. iS74-ts Trustee.
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Killed nv III c Cars.-A distressing

Killed by the Cars.-A distressing acct
dent occurred az Cbzuiestown Station, on
the P. W. g. g. Railroad, Oh Tuesday
evening last. The train for Baltimore,
which passes that station about Clio
o'clock, struck MI. Ohio Rowland, the
agent of the station, killing him immedi-
ately. The train oes not sop at the sta
ton if no passengers are to get of or it is
not signaled, and that evening passed at
full speed.
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s.3~ For the best Hay and Fodder Cutter
go to MIcUENER, Colora, Nd.
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All that HOUSE AND lot,

i'll III" Of Elktrn. whereof T. Wallace paws died
seized l possessed aud IUw occupied b. Mrs. Il ,ry j..
navIS.
his property situated Back Street in said town
adjoining lands of Cornelius Denver and others Til.
Lot has front of wcnty-fiv feet Back street. and
extends in depth hundred AMI eighteen feet The
prol crty has also light of way alley ten feet
III width. from the street To tho of the lot
The lot is improved with comfortable a-LG,
FRAME DWELLING HOUs f. - Ii feet two ft.sII
and ahilt stories high with Back Building, Jfj ~,
II l. feet. one and salf stories high the Ia ~
House we'll finished aud all in good order There is
n rump and Wei! If good water AT the kitchen door
The Lot is enclosed with good fencing.
TIE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the dc"re.
require the whole Of the purchase money hr paid in
Cash ON the LAY of sale Cost of c"nv"ya 10 bc
paid ty purchaser. CLINTON McCULL tttiiI.
Jan -, lS14--ts Trustee.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

The HOUSE. Main street, Elkton. now f7rkL,
occupied by Mr.. ". Il. Carter, and owned by 3,1 ~
W. y. Ewing. T"rIis moderate. Possession 30. ~
given March 18th, 1874. Apply at 81 ~
dee u, lS7}-tf THIS OFFICE.
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why Will You
Suffer"

To all persons sIf-
:rring from Rhru-
mati-m. Neural %ia..
Cramps in the Limits
Inr stomach, Bilious
/ Calir, Pain in the
back. bowels or side.
we would .av. THE
HOUSEHOLD PASA-
.CrA and 7 AMILN
LIN MENT is of al.
Others til" remedy
YOU want for inter
inIl and external use
/ II has cured the
above complaints in
thousands of c.lSrS.
There is no mistake
III ont it. Try it. Sold
10y all Druggists
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Temperance Meeting.-The Temperance
meeting, held at Rising Sun, on Friday
aud Saturday last, Notwithstanding the
sevecest snow of the season was well at
tended and we learn very enthusiastic. A
number of questions were discussed by the
speakers The following Resoluttcrs pass
ed by the meeting seems to enbody tie
sense of, and comprise the object of the
convention.
Resoyvsd, That the citizens of Rising
Sun and vicinity, Cecil county, Md, IN
convention assembled, the 9th AID 9Th OF
February, 1874, respectfully pray your hon
orable body to pass law granting to the
citizens of each county in the State the
right to determine whether Intoxicating
liquor shall or shall not be vended in their
midst.
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Sale OF Elkton Property.-R. Haines,
ESQ.,, Attorney for the Elkton Building
Society, sold on Thursday the Ice house
property of Jacob A. Howard, consisting
of ice house and meadow, containing
about nine acres of land. d. Scott pur-
chaser for $1,000. The property of II. ID.
NJ. Howard advertised to be sold at same
time and place on account of Building
Society was not put to sale, arrangements
having been made with the Society to post
pone proceedings at present.
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256 ACRES.

upon which the said Lewis P. Ellison now resides
situate lying and being the village of PORT
HERMAN, i'll Cecil county, aforesaid, containing
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~ "MIcHENER, at Colora, sells the best
Corn Shelter.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a GENTS WANTED-S5 to $40 made daily
~Nsanpies mailed free. N. II. WHITE Newark n j.
For Three 3-centStamps We, We win win
A MAN OF A THOUSAND

When death was hourly expected from COSUMP-
TlON, all remedies having failed. and DIR. ii. JAMES was
experimenting, he accidentally made preparation of
INDIAN HEMP. which cured his only child and now
gives ms recipe free on receipt of two stamps to pay
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