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NOTICE.
JOHN FORD AND WIFE
rs.
JOHN SHIPPERS EFT AL.


In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
ORDERED, This twenty eight day of October in the
year 1879 that the sales made and reported by William
j Jones and L. Marshall Haincs, Trustees for the
of the real estate of John Shippers deceased he ratified
and confirmed unless to the contrary thereof
be shown before the first day of January next;
provided. n copy of this Order lie inserted in some
newspaper printed in Cecfl comfy, once week for
one month before :he -,rst day Of December next
Tie Report states the amount of sales to be s. 90
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy; test. A. W. MITCHELL.
Oct 20 lSI5--lm Clerk.
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School RpDort.

Report of Grove school, for term ending
November 18th, 1875, the following pupils
have attended every day: Eta Crothers,
Annie Reeder, Ellie Vanpelt, Arthur Cam.
eron, Harrie Cameron, Charlie Cameron,
Charlie Reeder, Charlie Tomkinson, Horace
Tomknson, Ernest Reeder, Robert Reeder.
The following have missed but one day
Maggie Fox, George Stewart, jamie Scar,
borough. Number Of pupils, 80. Male,
Is; female, Is. Average attendance daily:
&c. Number of visitors, 8.
NJ MCCAULEY Teacher
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Best kerseys and Home-spun Cloth at
the GLASS FRONT.
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DIED.

FITZGERALD.-AtB Brick Meeting House,
on the 18th instant, of typhoid fever,
JOHN FITZGERALD, aged % years.
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MARRIED.,

GREEN-MCGRADIE the Catholic
Church, in this town, November Eth, by
Rev. William ballard, THOMAS GREEN
and ADELIA MoGRADIE, both of this
county.
Wilmington papers please copy
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That's Fact-the Peoples Store is sell
ing Goods for less than any house in
town. MCkINsEF.
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Public SaIe.-Will be sold at Public Sale
at the late residence of VIM. Phillipson,
near Elkton, on Tuesday next, the 23rd
inst, lot of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. Sale to commence at l clock
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Dark Blue (cloth shade, Black aud
Brown Waterproof Cloths, for sale by
MCCRERY & BOULpEN.
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Mems Heavy Boots, custom made, and
warranted by MCCRERY & BOULDER.
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Homemade kerseys for So and S7l cts.
MCCRERY & BoULDEN.
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Special "drives' in Black Alpacas by
McCRERY Il BOULDEN.
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Largest Assortment of Blankets and all
Wool Flannels, at the GLASS FRONT.
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Black Beaver Cloths for Ladies' Coat
ings for sale by MCCRERY & BOULDER.
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The Best ana Cheapest Goods at the
PEOPLES Store. MCKINsEY.
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Mrs. Nelson has just received another
large assortment of Hats, cheapest ever
offered iu Elkton, at city prices.
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Nervous Debility.-VITAL WEAKNESS OR

Nervous Debility.-VITAL WEAKNESS OR
DEPRESSION: A weak exhausted feeling,
no energy or courage; the result Of MENTAL
ovER-woRK, INDEscRETIoss OR ExCEssEs,
or some drain upon the system, is always
cured by Humphreys' Homeopathic Specific
No. %. 1t tones up and invigorates the
system, dispels the gloom and dependency,
imparts strength and nergy,-stops the
drain and rejuvenates the entire man
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price,
$1.00 per single vial, or $500 per package
of five walls and $500 vial of powder.
Sent by mail on receipt of price. Address,
Humphreys' Homeopathic Medicine Com,
panv. 562 Broadway, New York.
q See large advertisement.
Genuine Seal Caps, Caps all grades, at
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PHILADELPHIA Markets,

Flour dull and low grades are weak
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio family at
Sc. 37s@7.25; high grades at $7.50@s. so.
Wheat inactive; Pennsylvania red $l.299
SO; Western do. $l@l.05; amber s1.40;
white s141. Corn fairly active; yellow at
75@76c. for old, and 625c. for new. Oats
neglected.; white 4e94sc.; mixed 800 Tic.
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NOTICES.. &c.
NOTICE TO GUNNERS.

All persons warned not to trespass the lands
of the subscriber. with Dog Gun all persons found
offending will have the law rsidly enforced against
them. I. POOLE,
Oct %, lST5--5m Frenchtown.
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SKIN DISEASES

The ''biggest" bargain in town is oul
37t cts. kerseys. MCCRERY s. BoULDEN.
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SKIN DISEASES,
Hhhe Itchy and SOM Tttier of ,be .Scalp.-The
scalp gets chy tender and covered with fine white
scales. They form again fast A. removed.
PmpicS FleShIr"r0lS aud Bl1rihsaiS-On the fore
head checks and nose They cxude whitish substance
when squeezed; affect both se7es
Pru'9o iiatens ten 'op l-egins the clothing
ID removed no eruption but that caused Icy scratching
worse from the waist 10 the ankles.
ALL SKIN BIEASES Cured by DIR. VAN DYKE.
1871 GREEN STREET. Philadelphia, Pa
CATARRH CURED.
Catarrhal stopped up feeling in the head inccSsaut
blowing of the nose, hawking and splitting, dropping
into the throat and bad breath.
Cured by Dir. VAN DYKE. 1927 Grcen Street Phlada.
BOOKS On SKIN DISEASES AND CATARRI. %
Cents CASE crsi by lel.ei ai pea s,nai interview
Oct 9, lh.5-ly
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THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
There was better feeling in the market
Quote extra at 73c.; fair to good at 6Qs7c.
aud common 1905! cents. Receipts, 3, 10(
head
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North East Items.

As your temz-r from this place seems
to have "stepped down and OUT we take
the liberty, by yonr permission, TO Gin
hict ;; you with few lines, if you think
them interesting enough for your many
readers.
Since the election, every thing has re-
sumed it's wonted quietness. After official
announcement, the North East Cornet
Band gave Mr.. Cooling, our Sheriff elect,
grand serenading, which was responded
to with the good things of the season, and
not with any Intoxicating beverages. He
seems disposed to carry out the same even
tenor Of his religious and temperance prin-
ciples rs he did through the campaign.
May great success attend him in all his
efforts to equalize justice to all his con-
stituents.
The Mccullough Iron Company have
erected new forge and run-out. The
former has been in operation some two or
three weeks, and we are informed gives
every satisfaction required. The run-out
commenced operation on Monday of this
week, and is quite a success. The new
mammoth blowers, which the Company
have erected, has 4 working capacity sutt-
Gent to furnish blast for sixteen forge fires
and two rum out fires, with four twills each.
We are informed that it is the intention of
the Company to suspend pudding opera
tions in short time, which removes from
this community quite number of cdluable
,corknsen. The actions of some of the off,
cials of the county have been SO adverse to
the interest of manufacturers and working
men, that it has caused capital to the
amount of several hundred thousand dol
lars that would been invested in this county
to seek more congenial locality in neigh
boring State, besides losing the employ
ment it would have given to several hun
bred men, which is most serious loss to
the county and community. But in lieu of
all this, our officials although against the
the citizens of the town and vicinity have
given us all the licensed grOg-shops neces-
sary to destroy the characters and perhaps
the lives of the young men of the COM
munity, and the comfort and happiness of
many families, while it increases taxation
in the county, to Jail, and try criminals for
acts done, when under the influence of the
curse, which our officials license men to
vend.
On Tuesday evening of this week young
man Ga minor of this place, while under
the influence of the curse, was promenad-
ing the street and visiting the workshops
of the village and vicinity with bottle of
whisky in his pocket trying to induce 9TH
ers while at their employment to drink with
him, and exposing his nudity on the street
in the presence of ladies and children. All,
what a shame! when cur grand jury had it
in their power last Spring to remove all
such debauchery and insult from our midst.
The day will come when it will be said,
woe unto you grand jury who licensed
men to put the bottle to his neighbor and
maketh him drunk. AMBI Guilty, JR.
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Home of the FriendlesS. EastOn.-It il

proposed to send on Tuesday Thanksgiv-
ing present of clothing and provisions to this
noble cha.ity--the only one of its kind on
the Eastern Shore. Its doors are open to
all, without regard to Creed; and its in
mates are children from one to fourteen
years of age. Mrs. Falls will receive all
contributions; and they should be sent in
before Monday night.
Burned Ont.-R. Haines England, late of
Cecil county, at present living in Virginia,
had his dwelling totally destroyed by fire
recently, the family escaping in their night
clothes, saving little else than their lives
from the flames. Mrs. England made sure
of her wedding dress, and writes that she
is attired in silk and resides in log cabin
on hill adjoining their farm. Their
daughter, Miss George England, was on
visit in Lancaster county at the time of
the fire. The loss is estimated at $1,000.
Oxford Press.
Fast Morning Train to BaltimOre.-On
Monday next, 22nd instant, the new ar
rangement between the Postotfice Depart
ment and the transportation companies for
an earlier delivery of the New York mail
in Washington, takes effect. The Phila.,
Viii. & Bait. Railroad Company, to meet
the requirements in the performance of this
work, have so altered their schedule that
the morning Baltimore mail train will on
and after that date leave Philadelphia at
s A. NJ, instead of $50 as at present. and
will run as an express train, stopping at
Chester, Wilmington, Newport, Stanton,
Newark, Elkton, North East, Charlestown,
Principle, Perryville, and the principal sta
tons south of the Susquehanna. The train
will leave Elkton at 9:43 and arrive at
Baltimore at Has. 1t will also stop on
signal at all regular stations between Phil
adelphia and Wilmington to take up pas
sengers for Washington, Baltimore and
points south of Wilmington.
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS.

All persons hereby forbidden trespassing OH the
premises Of the subscribers, with Dog Cum all
offending will dealt with according to law.
JAMES MCCALL W. 7. BRICKLEY
L. J. JACKSON, l.. G. HARLAN.
Oct 23-lnk
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NOTICE TO &UNNERS.

NOTICE TO GUNNERS.
All persons forbid trespassins the premises OF
the subscribers with Dog Cum under penalty Of the
law
HUGH b. CAMERON. ANDREW YERKES,
ORNELlUS BARRETT, JOHN J. ALGARD.
JOSEPH BROWN, CLEMSON BROWN.
EDN IN j. BROWN. SUSANNAH J. REISLER,
THEODORE WOOLLENS JESSE IRWIN,
:. +. BARRETT. JOHN J. THOMPSON,
JOHN W. RODERS. JOHN EVERETT,
JAMES 7. GROVE, WM connolly,
TIIOS. j. FISHER, EDWARD IERKES.
Oct so, lS75-2m*
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Genuine Seal Caps, Caps all grades, at
the GLASS FRONT.
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Elkton, Nor. II, 1875.
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Chesapeake City, Nor. 18th, 1875.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-03
EENER1L VIEWS.

The boundry line between British Columbia and
Alaska is in dispute, and is said to be causing some
trouble.
Minnesota farmers are holding back their grain
for better prices, and many our mills have been
compelled TO shut down.
In the Pacific Mail investigation on Saturday,
Mr.. Smith, director of the company, explicitly
denied some Of Twins statements.
There is q water famine in Southern New lamp
shire. In some localities the farmers are COM
PEELED to melt for their cattle, while several
mills have been compelled to stop work for lack of
water.
A Detroit cattle thief had the following maXims
cut from newspaper, pasted in his hat Gre
member that truth is a jewel; do not covet; re-
spect old age; be content with what you have
live so that men will take your character for an
e xample."
The Paine Memorial Building in Boston was
dedicated on Friday last, the l3Sth anniversary
of Thomas Paine's birth. The money for the
structure was furnished largely by James Lick,
the California millionaire.
The efforts TO put down the slave trade on the
East Coast Of Africa have not been attended with
the success they deserved. Sir Bartlett Frere'.
treaty with the Sultan Of Zanzibar has simply
driven the trade into new channels, where il
iourishes as much as it did at Zanzibar before.
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Poisoned to Death.

A healthy liver secrctes each day about two and
a half pounds of bile, which contains great
amount Of waste material taken from the blood.
When the liver becomes torpid or congested, it
fails TO eliminate this vast amount of noxious sub.
stance, which, therefore, remains to poison the
blood and be conveyed to every part of the sys-
tenn. What must be the condition of the blood
when it is receiving and retaining each day two
and half pounds of poison? Nature tries to
work off this poison through other channels and
organs-the kidneys, lungs skin, ETC.; but these
organs become overtaxed in performing this labor,
in addition their natural functions, and cannot
long Withstand tina pressure, but become various
" diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical centre of
all vitality, is unduly stimulated by the unhealthy
blood which passes to it from the heart and it fail
to perform its office beautifully. Hence tho symp
toms of bile poisoning, which are dullness, head
ache, incapacity to keep the mind Oh any subject,
impairment Of memory, dizzy, sleepy, or nervous
feelings, gloomy forebodings and irritability OF
temper. The blood itself being diseased, as it
forms the sweat upon the surface of the skin, is so
irritating and poisonous that produces discoior-
ed brown spots pmples. biotches and other erup-
tons, sores, bos, carbuncles and scrofulous tum
ors. The stomach, bowels, and other organs
spoken Of, cannot escape becoming affected, soon
or later and costveness, piles, dropsy, dyspep-
STA, diarrhpa, female weakness, and many other
forms of chronic disease, are among the necessary
results. As remedy for all these manifestations
of disease, DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
with small daily doses of his Pleasant Purgative
liver and stomach are changed to an active and
healthy state, and appetite regulated and restored,
the blood and secretions thoroughly purified and
enriched and the whole system renovated and
Quilt up anew. Sold by ali frst-class druggists
and dealers III medicine. jan30-teod&wlw
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Adjourned.

The Danvillc, (va) Weekly Register has no
tice Of the colored public school, at that place. from
which we clip the following
The school, in which there are one male and
four female teachers employed is perfectly organ.
lied under an excellent system, the entire institu-
ton being under the general superintendent OF
Rev. A. ii. Jones, 10 whose good management its
success is greatly owing. The teachers, none OF
whom we know, except Mr.. l.. S. Jones, son ofthe
superintendent, appeared to be quite efficient in
their respective spheres and faithful in the dis
charge Of their duties. All seems to be done for
the pupils that thorough drilling can accomplish
The discipline is excellent.
AT the close of the examinations, all the classes
were brought together, as usual, before dismissal
when singing exercises were had and texts Of
scripture were repeated from memory by the chill
dren. County Superintendent, Rev. DR.. Dame
who was present, expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the management Of the school and
the progress made as did the school trustees also
We understand that Rev. Mr. Jones correctly
we should say, Friend Jones, as he is of the So
cicty of Friends has under his general supervision
eighteen schools, three Of which are in Virginia
at Clover depot. Chrstiansburg and Danvillc, and
the rest in North Carolina. lie is devoting hi
time with great assiduity and success, in carrying
ont the benevolent tenets cfhis Society.
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Those who have heard "the rebel yell, - may, in
the subjoined description, from the st. Louis Jour
nal, of the proceedings after Gen. Cockrells nom
nation as United States senator, recognize tina,
old familiar sound
The scene in the rotunda beggaed description
The great mass of humanity surged to and fro
some cheering madly, others hooting and cursing
and all excited TO the highest possible pitch. The
rebel element here manifested itself prominently
BY, wev beat 'em at last! Yes, Fem thu
Gray has scooped the Blue this time Mebbe WI
haint Just crawlcd out of the brush! 'Whoop he
up boys, and see how old Grant likes the rebe
yell this tme' These were the cries resoundeC
through the halls of the old Capitol building, thu
like Of which has not been heard since the day
Of trsa on and 1861
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Hearing before Railroad Committee.

The following railroad petitions have been con 1
,;nnr Tor hearing to Feb g. 1875 at O'Clock P. NJ.
An act to extend the time for building the Perob'
scot Bay River Railroad. ,,.,
ment of the law fer protection of baggage on rail-
roads. ,.o
Petition of James Wood and others for charier
for railroad from Lewiston to Augusta
Continued 10 Feb 10, 1875
Petition of John Allen and others for charter Tor
railroad from Presque Isle to east line OF the stare
An act additional to an act empowering the Ban
sor 4 Calais Shore Line Railroad Company 10 con-
struct bridge over the Penobscot River at Verona
JOHN HALL, Chairman
WIN. MCGILVERf,
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LEGISLATIVE SUNK4RY.

TUESDAY, / eb. =.
In the Senate.the bill to supply Bangor with
water was tabled. An order to compute only one
way the distance travelled by Senators in making
up their pay was tabled; also the act to secure the
education of youth.
In the House the annual report of tac Railroad
Commissioners was re ccived. Leave to withdraw
was reported on petition to repeal the flee high
school law. A majority report was made from the
Committee on Elections in favor of allowing Nell
son Fickery seat in the House, and a minority
report in favor of Chapman y. Reed. Both re-
ports were laid on the table.
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Tho Lewiston .rournal i. permitted to make the

The Lewiston Journal Is permitted to make the
following extract from private letter from Wen
dell Phillips to DR.. Boyne of Winthrop. With re-
spect to affairs at the South Mr.. Phillips writes
You cannot, in my opinion, exaggerate the
gravity of the future trouble. = think the
wave IS shifting-evident reaction is taking place,
and we shall soon see the North stunned into So
briefly Two years will show such clear conspi-
racy on the part Of Southern whites, as will open
eyes here and rally the needed party to resist. 1,
Ii seems to me we shall have inevitably 10 wait
for that uprising."
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Representative Samuel Randall Of Philadelphia
who enginee red the Democrats through the pro-
tracted sessions Of the House, and who so decid-
eddy out-generaleed General Butler, has thereby
helped his chance for the speakership. Fernando
Wood and Sunset Cox are not over well pleafed
at the success Of their rival.
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To THE AFFLICTED. No matter under what
form of sickness you labor, there is one great
truth YOU should keep in mind All disease Or
iginates in an impure condition of the blood. Pu-
rify that, and the disease must depart; but you
cannot purify the blood by the use Of poisonous
drugs, and exhaustive stimulanls. The best
Blood Purifier discovered is Dr. WALKERS
famous VINEGAR BITTERs, compounded by sim
pie herbs. feb3-f &w4w
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has been duly appointed Executor of the last
will and testament OF
ANDREW d. CHAPMAN, late of Windsor.
In the county OF Kennebec, deceased, testate, aud
has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the
law directs All persons, therefore, having de-
mands against the estate OF said deceased are de-
sired to exhibit the for settlement; and all in
debted to said estate are requested to make imme-
date payment to HORACE COLBUkN.
February l. 1875. 3w7
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The long anticipated reform in the New York
Custom House was commenced last Saturday by
the discharge Of about thirty unnecessary en-
ployes; over two hundred more are 10 follow
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That enemy Of mankind, Consumption can be
cured but it far better to prevent the cruel dis
ease from fastening itself on the system, by the
timely use of remedy like DR.. Wistar's Balsanl
Of Wild Cherry. so cts. and 81 bottle, large bot
Ties mnrh the cheaper. tehl-tN MlW
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Portland, Jan. 2
Committee Hearings.

The Committee on Ways and Bridges have as
signed hearings as follows: o.,..,
Eor Feb Sd petition OF s. j. Burgess ana oihers
for act to make free the Livermore Fails toIi Drdge
in t,ommittee Room No. 6, at O'Clock r. nj.
" Ecy Feh ash petition for act to make free the
Bethel toll bridge.
L. 8. JUDD,
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ARLINGTON HOUSE.
DEATH TO ALL MEN

Is sure If they be sufferers from Youthful Indscre
ton or Excuses. The cause and cure of all Ner
vous Debility, Spermatol rh9a, Loss OF Vitality and
the symptoms which designate Self Abuse, with its
attendant evils, all fully explained in our book
of Lectures; and every young or old man should
have copy. Sent free upon the receipt OF stamps
for mailing and seli-addressed envelope Pub
lishcd by authority OF the MASS. MED. lNSTI'
TUTE, i53 Court St.. Boston.
4. b. This class OF Diseases speciality.
m