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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-19
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H. TIE DJ-TitEsi CURT CT ~
IL :. ond Jut isl j. s'ric; Of the Sisfe If E
ysda in and for the County ot orn>by -
~aitAH 4 Y s.a II ham L. -. Cis4io o.
!GEg YAGER. C.f-:=s.=us.
acton brou- IL. th- Ei-rr. curt of the
5 com judicial Dt-trls'" 90. IT, stat q: y va d
ir md st.. .t,t oun,y o.. Ccu.-Dy. and lie cons
Ii-iGr Gl,si IL said t.r-Itr a ,rG.Sty II the
lt5c ol III e.. h If sad Disrti't court.
n, ~ts,~,f -,vay; u -s'ttirs T. CHRIS
T II;E. YAGIk. O.. j. l., ant.
You ase i-r-by ;, qu!T, ii % pea! iii IN &C Il
pfors!.; .,ai-. Hou ~ III above -r.Eu'.! Z aln-
If Il fEt st IT, ,,yrt of thr :, cord judicial
Ii>tfic' I The STAT Il Nevada, III aI. icr the
,auuty CT t,Emsby. ard 10 = ew' rite Gompls mt
-ls. IN, Re- wIiii' ten days ttycuslye0i the day
f rtry1cet aft-r she service "a Yea # this
-UriHiar---i. strved within tbs county: or il
serve uut c; this county but il this District
VT in went. "a Glherwise within frrty
a; ys--ar .EG.f.,Lt by L=f-ult Will be taken
:. Al st yO!-
t.. ii, action is breught TO ain deere
rever arnul!ing TIE Bonds OF laatIimony and
now >iii Z between Won and plaintiff on
the ;ruGU,l- .I wiltUi :.est rtIUn aid failing t
;.ruyi.ir TIE common Ii cesssIigs @; lie, for
III II thrri two years last past.
A1d '. u are hereby ratified that il You fail
10 appear Il aus TIL. said plaipt as
ID We ROUTED. the said plaintiff will apply to
Tie curt for fhe rriisi thereto prayed.
- Given under my hand and the seal
.c,, Of the District Court Of tie bee, nj
| Judicial district OF the State of NJ
~ 8 - vsia. III and for the County of urms-'
by this 18th day OF Hovember. in the wear OF
ents four
T. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
VIZ. PATTERSON, Attorney for Plaintiff.
deiS-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-19
S u II NJ @ N S
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT o., =

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Oh TIE
L Second Judicial District Of tie State OF NJ
| vada. in and Tor the County OF Oraisby -
LOUISA PARROTT, plaintiff, vs.. GEOEoE
PAkkOT1. def. ndsnt.
Action brought in the District Court o;
| the Second Judicial District of the state OF
| Nevada. in and for the County Of Cr1nsby, aid
the Complaint filed il said County Of OrnIsly
in the Office Of the Clerk Of said district Court
The State Of Nevada sends greeting 10 GE-
ORGE PARROtT, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named Hahn
tiff i'll the District Court of the second Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada. in and for tire
County of Ornsby and to answer the complaint
FLED therein IA copy OF which accompanies this
Sulnmons) within ten days exclusive OF tie daJ
CT strvlcel after the service You OF this Sl...I
mons-if served within this county: or il s.rveo
out Of this county. but III this District within
twenty days, otherwise within furty days-ur
Judgne mt by default will be taken against yea.
The said action is brought to Gls-r I've III,
bends Of II.atrlniony ,aistii & be yye.i sou
plaintiff. upon the alleged ground OF faii:n.; to
provide tie cuIln!uB iltccsssafIss O; lie il
plaintiff .nd family for no til III two year
last past n . that line care 4I,! education tee
minor children George Austin. g" itiai.I ':.riy
and IDA A.sy TT 1NsiuSa 40 pi.i.tl:i, AND IA 8,
meat Il + L, r Gusts.
And yen ere hor,ly Ectiticd that ii yen fail 20
appear and the said coI.il LIANT above
:, quirt d, The sgd plaintiff viii :lIiy Il lit
Coi.ti Tor the II Isl pray 4 tatr,iH-
l= Given uLG,s Il! H;.l.,i, an The seal
StSsS Of the District cunt IF the stcti-L.
Sa.aA.sS judicial District OF ile Stat q! re-
Vaoa, ii ana Tor the County ~ tIE.sl,E. TIM
I'll day Il Dee, her. tie al u our Lou
u,.e t,ousaE t eight hundred ana s,yeIt! fear.
i. .. fINaLLs. Cltlh.
Wd. PAITEt sos. Attcl1ty fox llalLtiT.
Il. ta-ini
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) THE DIsr.tcl COURT or 1ua,

H. TIE DI~VH'cV COURT OF TIRE
I. - I'D Judicial l=-lj,t If The state + <e
va,'a. in ana fer the Comfy Of GrHsh:.
MARGARET I. HItEO!p, plaintiff. rs
joan t:EEA0LD Def, uGaIt.
.ctisfs brought II tie Li-trict Court g TIL
Second Judicial District Il TIE STATE Il .SevaGa
IN - TX the C'r1ty Ct crnI>ty AID the com
plant fl, d in said County II Ormsby. in the
u.ic. of lie Ci@Ih e .aii is.rict Cuart.
The State II Nevada sends greeting TO JOHN
UERHOLt, def EGans.
You are h.r ~ required to appear in an &C
tiun brought c.i,isi yCu fy thu shove named
plaintiff il the District Court Of The second
JCd;rial District Of tie State of Nevada. in and
Ter tie &. uniy Of Cnusby. and to answer the
complaint I.let: th' rem IA COPY Of which accom-
Janies tits sr1-rn' MS within ten days ieaclu-
s-va IF II day # strvlctl SITTER the srvice on
ven Of tits sHInI1ons-if served within this
coTin;y: or il serv. d CTt g This county. hut il
this District. within twenty days. oiiltrwis.
within ferry days-oG judgment Ly default Will
l. taken against you
The said act on IS brouSllt tc obtain q decree
Of sail Court forever annuilIng the bonds of
matriInony existing between ycu and plaintiff.
upon the around Of extreme cruelty, and award
Ing the care and eGEcst5Cn OF the liin"r child,
j. mes Franklin. to laiI1k that Plaintiff be
rcstp-td to hi maiden name OF Margaret Pun
prctt, ard !T5guE Mt for costs Of this sUit.
md YOU SIT hereby notified that if you fail
TO afre;r aad rnswer the slid complaint rs
shove reGuirtd. lie said pIa;' t.if viii alp ly 10
The Court FOX the relief TIER, i'll prayed,
,,-- Giyeu Lrsier my land ard the
.tSr+=-.s-ssI-- seal Of the EiHtrict Court of the
- IL Is = : CuId JU..icisl Di-tEict Of the
sGSSs E. .:5ss. Ste ot NsvHia. il AID f,r the
,;3sfAis : Comfy 4 DIL-5y. tbs 18th Gay
49, OF November, il he Year Of our
sIlI" IcId enc Ii usaId ei3 Ii IL Ldrod
and sey- ItF-1uLr.
T j. EiWARpS. Clerk.
W. PAF1EEsC.s. sttogf., y for Plaintiff.
u-u-5-v,ui
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TO TIE unfortunate :!
NEW .REMEGIES
NEW REMEDIES :
DIR. GIBBONS nISPENSaRY
G23 !.sarHy street.

san Francisco Established III ir5., fer tie
treatment of sexual ira Seminal Diseases such
as GcnGITfea, eject. Structure, s. pii!is III all
| is forms. Seminal VIZ krfss, lnlrotsrcy, etc.
| skin diseases cf years Standing sc9 liberated
Lcls successfully trssted.
tcrri:,te Diseases.
How nan! 10 IIsaTGs Of TelsoLs, both male
| 81! female, are there who arc sUttIIpg cut
miserable existence 'rola tie oGccts of secret
dUiccTcos. 90 -irus IJsor bed into the s-s.
t,Ta Lock st lnr.Gr pa1llt ur.d tiS-
| fEurtt! faces and thcir IrtEc1:-lcvn ccrs:ita-
tons disqt:llifyirg tEt1n fcr TIC larI ircss CT
| marriage cr'thc enjoyment q life. IN iris
hor:id situation thousands saGgr u1s:il death
ciosci die scene. I'f ff:t Ntg. Guardians,
friends. attt'''l "a these vho a." st1CE4rp with
any Of these lorritle. lifc-dcetrcy;rc r,alactes
sec That tho! arc cared fer and CilscG b K /;
be too late. send then iig1'1e t;a,clg +" Pr.
GIBRON. & hysicfan who has made private
diseases his special study fof years, ana who IS
certain 70 cure III" most lveterae case, wifLoa.
mc-cViy CT any injgIi~u-,lrugs.
Seminal J! eiisz..PsS.
Seminal E;.iss;ol9s, tn ccl'seqrcI e Of elf
abuse: ] his solitary vice, or CoIIay,eI sexual
indulgence is rraCticsti ~ he youth % both
sexes to al almost unlimited ext, nt PRO ii1-iIe
with untIrir" cortaiIiy, tLe tojovli.- ir.iu Of
morbid ~ ny toms. TLlts- Ct::.t&;et ty MT
fc !a.iiic4i measures, Viz: sallow eounien-
aI'"e. cafa Iois rLt.tr :he eyes. pail. Al the
lad. ing in The clrs noise likt tie Ii!ssIln4
II l~fvte and rafting < ctaT.r;s, u4s.5.s5lts=
al q: IL. lcis. weakness OF She limbs s-..l.fu-
Vi! =. hill.-t: intellect. .lss ii cr4l,ltuce
oi; bee ia al Tueyi.ES str.:'. 1J- dislike to
l. ii'i Nv &c4Et-:staicts. C4<Iu!ltan l. sEJs1
So irty, lss q IL. D!oiy. hectic fU%lt = ulcs
and various rtfstlas.5 .Uo7tf the fgc.-, urred
iui.-r-!", ftttG tI,ath coughs. c..l1ayl,.7,tiu,l
li@tt ew"ats ILcAafsIG GTd iT-J Z, Ii -asity.
!! I. ilct lie mt obtained, shoU.d aiiIy i.lIle-
di.t.iy either n pcr-n:. or II Litter IN: !lsve
cure tt Cjet b LIS new ant stieatius l1tsle Of
treating his oistasc. which neVer 1a:is q Ell
Z citing quick ara radical CI:r'.
CURED AZ HOME.
r t@pIN at distance Il#N ivs CjtLD At
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-19
SUMMONS,

IN IRE ErsTEItI- COURT GT TIsf
I Sec, "a I'iGicial ris;rict Of ire State Of Ne
vat'a. in and fer the County OF crn,sby.-
EITC&tRE AIIIN. plaintiff. vs.. EEUtEA
V. Al LIN. defendant.
Action brought in The District Court Of III,
Second in iciHi District Of The State f Nevada
in ara fer the County Of Grr,sby. and tLe c IA.
Ilailt fl, q il seii Comfy Of nrIusty. in the
Office ct the Cl':ktt said District Court.
I h- State {: \. sala scids greeting 10 II L
PIN VI. aTj1 N"1tfrrTn1t.
You art her, ly :, qu5rcd aYT. ~ in IN acticn
brought araiIist you ny the above named rlair-
tiff il, tie District Court &c the Second Judicial
District Ct the state ii Nevada. IL ard fer tLf
G unty of orrnsbr, end TO aliswt TIE ecmI'i:irt
fled therein Ia C,afy al v ich LJculnp&nieS is
summons Willis ten days exclusive Of IL,
dav Of service Jfter ;Is service On you OF ills
sI3i-.u.ors-if served within this comfy: or if
scrVfd cut Of this county. but il this TistriCt.
within twenty days. Otherwise within forty days
or Judgment by de faux Will be taken against
yea.
; The said actiCn Is bought to dissolve the
bends Of matriluCny EXISTING between yourself
and the ttf,ltaIt uTfn The l.oT Id failing
TO pr~ vide ;he common necesssrios of life fer
more than two years last past; hat the PROV ~
a. scritci II II, coErlfint 10 set Of II The Use
and hone fiji cft;e pIaiItiff. ana that plaintiff he
restored to Ter l.2lGtn name Of l!eoEo:e
iuu.art srd i'', e-neHt fGT costs.
tc,,j ,ou sc I rely notified that if yoy fail to
al? t;-r ald Tie sid cont lint IS aloye
= "ui-sti, il said Plaintiff viii apply to the
Court for the relief therein prayed.
Given III t'r lrE hand. sid the Ssa!
e she ! istTi.t Court Of til Second
~ jn,lie.al l.i>t'i't # ID" SIT q ~
- - ':6a. IL 80: toT tie County ~
CrIrs!v. Il = "a; ,.-v - Te"s MIC, in tie gear
Of Ger LoTi. o..c Il. 's-Gd ,ielH iuLor,d ard
II. rpwAEI.s. Cl,rk.
~. PArrFLs1>, -. 10y IL tlaiIti.:.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08
Pilot Town Items.

VIM. Smith, of Fulton towship, burnt
his barn on Friday, 3lst instantin attempt
ing to burn humble bees net in some
old corn fodder in the barn ard. The
bumble-bees were entirely deroyed, so
was the barn, wagon house, oru crib,
crops, &c. Loss $3,000; no insmnoo.
The mineral excitement is the in
crease. There are several partie,hunting
for chreme, spar and other miners on the
Serpentine ridge. Messrs. TysoR Reese
lear have twelve men at the line p, draw
ing out the water and timbering he old
shaft. They expect to get the war out
this month. l saw piece of cane that
was brought up which had been lefthere
thirty years ago. 1t looked as thorh it
had just been blown out and droph in
the water.
The Colorado bug is destroying the ,ta-
toes in this vicinity. All who neglet to
pick the bug off every day have lost t,ir
crop.
The Columbia & Port Deposit RAILROADS
nearly finished, ready for the rails. Mess1
Kaveny & Buck could finish grading in
month if necessary. l understand tn
Company offered to lay the track to Peac
Bottom if they were furnished with a loa
of 800, 1000 for one year. Peacl Bottor
offered to raise S25, 900 if Port would fur
nish the balance.
We hear of scarcity of money but tn
taverns do well. We have five houses dis
pensing the beverage in this distrit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08
West End Items.

Attention of the Town Commissioners is
called to the bridge at our end of tn town;
it is in a dreadful condition.
West Elkton has population oiabout
seventy five. We believe there is a og for
every iphabitant. Would the Colletor be
kind enough to let US know the amont Of
dog tax he collects, and those tina pay
none? Bring a gun and kill the dog-we
can't sleep.
The camp meeting at Red Lion haseen
well attended by the fair sex from our tile
village. We learn of couple, not veil
acquainted with the roads, found tim
selves at Frenchtown, on their return hoe.
Mr.. Tholman Clay's new house is qte
an Improvement in Elk Neck.
In company of several ladies and gen.
men I paid visit to Marley Mill, to e
naner made from straw. We were king
received by Mr.. Mclean, the gentleman
charge, who made our visit pleasant OF
Splendid fishing at the new bridge aero
Elk river, near Elk Landing.
Huckleberries plenty-little blues five
bir blacks ten cents per quart.
Why don't the gentleman who sells til
rood apples come down to Little Elk; W
like good apples. b.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08
THE MARKETS.
EIktOn Markets.
Baltimore Markets.

FLouR.-There is good demand for
flour both for export and from the local
trade, and the market is steady in feeling
for ali grades. Western super $4.1s4; fam
lily $G@6.1 1873; Patapsco family 1925; do.
extra 1915. Corn meal, city mills $425.
WHEAT.-The market was fairly active,
and prices were f1rmer for all descriptions,
particularly for the medium and good
grades. Southern white $1.25@1.4 40 for
inferior to prime; prime to choice amber
Sl.40@1 .43; good to prime red $1.359l .3s;
fair do. $1.25G1.2S; Western white $1.37;
amber 81. 1901. sc; red 2s(9$1.3O. We
also note sales prime Pennsylvania red
$1.32.
CoRN.-The market for Corn is dull, and
the movement reported is very light
White 90@92 cents; yellow 81@S2 cents.
OATs.-The offerings of Oats continue
large, and the market is weak in tone.
Choice old bright Western 65 cents; South
ern $4,000 cents; new Western SO cents for
mixed, and 80@69 cents for bright.
RyE.-Prime 80 cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08
An UnwhoIesome Season.

Nh, closing DAYS of Winter and the early days OF
s;g are very trying the feeble and sensitive. and
t +, affect unpleasantly the more robust and
vigorous Nothing can be more unconseniai 10 the
rvos or moro depressing to the spirits than damp,
,;,,,a winds fogs and cold rains, and OF such I'M
v,,esome visitors wo have superabundance at this
.ou Common prudence suggests, therefore, the pro-
,,i.ty of terrifying the system against these sdio"s
,ies of health and comfort, and the experience OF
o tb,u "A quarter of "A century points TO Hostetter $
c,,och Filters as the asuiicent sanitary safeguard
dr such untoward circumstances. An accession oi
vita, strength and energy what is required 10 meet
I ox.reome the unhealthy elements now present III
, ,,osnIere This increase OF vital power, 50 neces-
- =. ,,.et the extraordinary drafts which an incie-
mani season makes upon the system and the eohs'i'"-
,i,,o can b, readily acquired by taking from two to
.t., J,sas of Hostetters Btters daily during the
, and spring months. The nature OF tins ccie-
,,1 restorative is well known to the public. 1t Is
,,,osed of an absolutely pure diinsi'e stimuiaht'
dirated wi tn the extracts and Juices oil 'he mos'
,,ia tonic Alternative anti-bous and laxative roots
,,1s known to medical science. To the comblia-
'' ,Iose exec llent ingredients in proportions SUI
40 xiy.nCies of cuteebled, languiu ana d>easea
aie 70 ,re,t tonicalteratiye its efficiency Is
'f'rcyrntiyr and curative. A course Oh H. '""h"
VI iiI ,,rycut all danger Of fever and ague rhrnna-
now now wa fL.r ailments arising from cold and damp
,;'r tn the spring mpnths, AMI ais" prn'ra sale
pr ,aipst the attacks of dyspepsia and lireT com
mint which so frequently occur III 'hi9 Pe'Hu u "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08
held's Peint.-Elk river hi,

uciu'S I0ints--lR river na
a famous for its beautiful prospect -,
fishing, ducking and boating, and is
resort of many city gentlemen who
:; locations on it's banks where they
ID their hours of recreation in the
~ and amusements it affords. Among
.,any beautiful "points and fine
on the river, there are none sur
r n those afforded by the "Oldfield
~: farm, or the Percy property,
~ NY to be offered at public sale, at the
y o''' ouse in Elkton, on Tuesday next.
C most charming views any where
er is to be had from the veranda
nsion, which stands on the bluff
=, nty feet above the river. From
he Elk widens out to its mouth,
~, .l.' takes in an immense sweep of
AXE Bay with Turkey Point
slnd far down in the hazy dis
800 .ne es of Kent county, Port Her
De'Nn, Town Point and other
p'"' Oldfsld Point is a tongue
'o' by bend in the river al
most at RICH alas ana ,e,rds ,,o Of tho
best duckins;r for o.nv,s hobs on
rs the site of the old ferry
=, Will 'iiSe wall still standing. On
the opposite of tho riror ;s Court
e oin'' e justice used to be dis
III 'no ubefore tho war of hide
eNoAo' rs the landing place of
'o"o army W, the British General
n.' anu stgic movement against
N,''uo'p'i'" my of fourteen thous-
and men landed OIL, o;ao ~ +l,o ,;n.r
' 'e'. '"' oooil II, and Jail and march
'p 'Ao i''ei' tue columns forming
'n'on ''oo'e i1iA'' From this point
~" Jon 10 a'u 'oi .ntire length Of the
river. Looking up, hIu, ,.;th Nv sbar-
iff Thomas buildings .,,;,, :, wow
and turning toward the,+b If tho river
the waves of the ChesaIo ha,rd +bo die
tant horizon. The riveI .,,uao ,,,,r
u " n'''o "'ue ahue boating and
fishing is most delightful, tle grabbing
season, at low tide, that,;ooov among
shell fish, the soft crab ism b,,r;sd in
'"ni' '"o ZIG "h''e percihing is said
to be excellent.
But what will most deligl,o f,rmer &c
the rich mellow soil which ! bo,rt;fr,
crops, lying high and rolling, artificial
drainage is required on the m This
section is famous for fruit, anC, +raos IF
varions kinds of fruit now in ,sor ,re
all full. Apples, cherries, p,es and
pears, bear abundantly, and 1.-Two cav
a row of old fashioned damson tr loaded
with their rich blue treasures.
There are many fine farms Ole Elk
river, but no other combines so maLalua-
Bile qualities as the Percy or Oldfie Point
farm. Here is found a superior quv of
soil admirably adapted to the gro, of
grain and the several varieties of ,;ts
peculiar to the temperate zone, with ,el-
lent fishing shores, a high situation, n.
handing charming water views, caal
cunning and boating facilities, with o
cenveniences for reachingthe cities of P
adelphia and Baltimore daily by steam
through the canal and Chesapeake. Tral
portation for farm produce to these IN;
kets is most convenient and cheap, a
lime and other fertilizers ale landed on t
farm from vessels at any time desire
For either sportsman or f;rmer, or bot
this is one of the most desirble properti
to be found on the river
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08

THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE Market
The market for Beef Cattle was unusually
active this week, and with very light re-
ceipts, prices favored sellers fully t43c.
per pound. Sales Of choice at 74@7ac.:
fair to good at 63@7Ac., and common at
4!@61c. Receipts, LOO head. Sheep
moved freely at 44@5sc. for fair to good,
and s2.75@3.50 for stockers. Receipts
10000 head. Hogs again advanced, but
were less active. Sales of corn fed at $10.-
50(G1075. Receipts, 4, 900 head.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08
PHILADELPHIA Markets.

Flour firm for best grades; others nomi-
nal; super So. 50a4.50; extra $5a5. so; Penn
sylvania, Indiana and Ohio family extra
S6.a5a6. rs. Wheat dull. now red Sl.aaa
100 cents; white I35al40 cents. Rye 9aa95
cents. Corn active; yellow "a cents. Oats
declining; new white 57a60 cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08

BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET
The market for Hay is dull, with full
supply and moderate demand. We quote
old at $17@22, and new at $1,000 per
ton, the outside figures for prime Timothy.
Straw is also dull and we quote Wheat at
$40; Dat at $12@13, and straight Rye at
$13@14, all per ton of 1000 pounds.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08

For the Fall Of 1874 the price Oh
WAXING & Bros PURE GROUND boS
is for the Ordinary Grade, Sl2 per toh'
Extra Fine, A
Bags as heretofore. Sample and circular
on application. co,ou. MI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08

IL persons indebted to Drennen
Thomas Drennen either by Note
count are requested to call and
ssame without further notice to
q THOMAS DRENNEN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08
DIED..

DRENNEN.-In this town on Sunday,
July 26, JONATHAN X. DRENNEN, age
q years.
But sadness lies on my spirit.
And my heart beats family away,
For think of grave in the church yard,
Deep folded beneath the clay.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08
SUFFER NO MORE
From Gas Escaping from Stoves.

Through experience of twenty years in setting
variety of Coal Stove Heater Furnace and Range
the undersigned has discovered simple and inexpen-
sye method Of eecually preventing the escape of
from coal stoves, into the rooms, of the greatest
sources of annoyance and discomfort experienced by
housekeepers. An efectual cure guaranteed or no
charge. BENZ. ELLlOTT,
ALEXANDER & BROTHERS. STORE,
July II, 1S74-u Elkt0n, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-08-08
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The subscribers, Collectors in the several Election
Districts Of Cecil county, hereby give notice that
authorized by law, they will make the following deduc-
tons for State Taxes if paid at the times specified viz
On before September LIST neXt........-5 per cent
:" October LIST :" ..................4
November LIST "
In order facilitate the payment of State Taxes
and to afford the benefit of the above deuc
ton the subscribers will lie at the places named below
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 2Sth and 10Th of
August TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
and Both of September; and on FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY, the Both and 3lst of October next.
BENJAMIN b. PRICE, First district,
atG n Davis, Cecilton ;
DR. WILLIAM C. KARSNER. Second district,
at Chesapeake City;
MATTHEW NJ. NAUDAIN, Third district
AT Elkton;
JOSEPH STEEL Fourth district.
at Fair Hill;
JAMES A. LACKLAND Fifth district,
at North East;
MOSES T NESBITT, Sixth district,
at Rising Sun;
FRANCIS A. LINTON, Seventh district,
at Port Deposit;
JOHN NJ. RAWLINGS, Eighth district,
at Rock Springs
GEORGE II. LOGAN, Ninth district
at Brick Meeting House.
Aug 25 1s74-4w
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscribers of Cecil
county, have obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters of Administration the personal estate
of JONATHAN X. DRENNEN,
late Of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the ame with the vouchers thereof daily authenticated
On or before the 20th day Of July, 1873;
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit
requested to make immediate payment to the subscr
beers. Given under hands, this LIST day of August
1874. MARY V. DRENNEN,
REUBEN HAINES,
Administrators of Jonathan X bremen, decd.
Test-REuBEy D. JAMAR, Register
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Prices Reduced.-In order to n: axe room
for Fall Stock, we have determined to close
out largo line OF Summer Goods at
sacrifice, regardless of cost. Buyers will
be amply repaid by an examination of our
Stock. Respectfully,
MCCRERY & BoULDEN.
BThe Ithaca Horse Rake has proved
to be the best and is sold by MICHENER, at
Colora, Md. Be sure and see it before
buying, and order early as the demand is
great. l76
Summer Cloths and Cassimeres, Cotton
nades and jeans Linens, all Spring and
Summer dress fabrics, Percales, Lawns,
Piques, Straw Hats and Straw Mattings,
we offer at prices regardless of cost to close
out. MCCRERY 4 BoULDEN.
t15- No risk in buying of MICHENER &
Co., at Colora. Md, for they always war.
rant their goods. (76
Buy Your Boots and Shoes at bottom
prices, and get "fits" at
McCRERY s BoULDEN's.
CSThe Burdick National Hay, Straw
and Fodder Cutter has proven to be the
best in use and MICHENER & Co., have
them. l76
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Z y are in want of Nails by the
sod or by the keg, or Carriage
saware, Tin Ware, &C., call at
sR& Co.'s, Colora, Md. They
g,ry low. LIZ