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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-18
Our NrighborS.

-oue day recently, Richardson IL Rob
bins, of Dovcr, shipped l, 800 cases of frui
direct to Europe.
\ colored woman named Easter vii
son died recently ii Somerset county at th,
advanced age of l0i
Princes Anne district, Somerset Co
voted on local option on last Tuesday, aTC
gave large majority in its favor.
Joseph Good, residing near New Lon
don, had light bay mare stolen from hi
premises on Wednesday night last.
In Elst Dover alone AS culored per
sons were omitted from the assessment
At this rate the number omitted in Kent
county exceeded 1900
West Chester received the acquisition
of new fire engine to the fire department,
on Tuesday, making the third steamer now
owned 10y the borough.
I Ell Perkins Miss Lillian Edgarton,
Wallace Bruce, Dr. J. Jay Vlllers, Stewart
Rodgers, and Josh Billings are to deliver
lectures at Easton the coming Winter.
The colored people of Easton are
building a new NJ. L. Church in that place.
Last week. at the laying of the corner
stone, LOS was contributed towards its
completion.
The Lancaster Daily and Weekly Er
press was sold at Sheritl'S sale on Monday
and bought for $21. 900 by John \. HES
tand, of the ErunsiHcr, with which paper
it VIII be united.
Howard Gooden. nephew Of Chas
Gooden, near Wyoming, Delaware was
kicked by a horse OH Saturday last, frac-
turing his skull and otherwise seriously
hurting him. 1t is thought that he Will
recover.
A man named Charles Elliott was
killed last Monday night on the Delaware
Railroad, two miles south of Laurel. lie
vas sitting on the track, and had fallen
asleep when the train struck him. His
body was SO torn and mansled that the
fragments could not be found till the next
morning.
A serious disturbance occurred in con
nection with the election on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland. One was at Newtown,
Worcester county. between a colored man
and some white men. in which the colored
man shot. He is a VIGOROUSLY bad
character and made the attack upon the
white men. His wounds are not consG-
cred dangerous. The other row was at St.
MichaclS, Talbot county, some colored Re
publcans attacking Democrat of same
color. Some white Democrats interlcred;
nearly one hundred men being in the
fracaS. No serious hurts-only bloody
noses aaG bruized heads.
Bishop Lee, of Whining ton, Del, suS-
taiued quite a loss at New York, on
Monday last, while on his way to Boston.
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BAD TREATMENT.-A party of ladies
on Thursday of last week, claim to have
received outrageous treatment at the hands
of certain railroad officials on their return
trip. They state that they We're at the
here they were detained in an enclosure
from which they could not escape for several
hours after the time advertised for the train
to start. After standing for this length of
here as the "sheep PEN they took the
first train that started, which was about
one O clock p. NJ. When they arrived at
Wilmington, the conductor told them that
his train did not stop at Elkton, and directed
them to get out and take the next. This
they accordingly did. When about mile
below Wilmington, the conductor came
along, and after looking at their tickets
excursion told them that they were not
good on that train, and moreover the train
did not stop at Elkton. He thereupon
peremptorily ordered them to get out.
! They demurred to this, but he was intlexi-
BILE and out they got and footed it back to
Wilmington. They finally managed to
reach home about six o'clock next morning,
weary, sleepy, and dreadfully out of humor
with railroad officials generally. From
present appearances this case will be pro
ductive of law suit at the next term OF
/ Court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-18

4 CARD TO THE AMERICAN Public
For many years we have made two med
icineS suited to the ailments of a vast class
of sufferers. Thousands of cures have
been made by them, and, in fact, the word
failure could never be coupled with them.
But within the last two years counterfeits
Of our medicines have sprung up, danger
ons in their close imitation of our Trade
Marx. To secure the people we have
placed upon each genuine box of Holloway
Pills and Holoway's Ointment the fac
simiIe of the signature of our Agent, Mr..
JOS. Haydock. 70 counterfeit this is felony
We shall Ielentlessly pursue any one who
initiates this with the utmost vigor of the
law. We most earnestly beg that the
great mass of the American people will
aid US in our efforts to protect their health,
and help us in our task of bringing these
most unprincipled men to the bar of
Justice, Uniformly refuse to purchase
Medicines purporting to be ours unless Mr.
Jos Haydock's signature is attached to
each Box of Pills or Pot of OD,aIent and
the end will soon be reached.
The public's obedlent .servants
holloway & Co.
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Report of Cha rlcstOwn School



This school reports, as the number of
pupils on register, II; boys, IS: girls, 33
Average atrendance-boys, 81; Girls, Is.
Total AVERAGE, So
The following is \ list of nupiIs and the
number of DAYS each was present. exclnd-
ing those that missed more than three days:
Arrje NJ Novland - DAYS. Ollie VI
Calvert, 80: Mary +. Grant, II: Carrie VI.
Graham. IL; ltrbecca Graham. Il; Ella B.
,'!'""'"' 81, l. IN, |H'' 0'eeIe, ~! wary T.
W,tsnn 70. Mama r WLire ~. Mar
gar,t \. Weaver. %: Eva Cooper. %: Ida
Tyson, -: Hattie Logan, y; Mary +
y 49, ,o 'I'"i :" ~ A'2'lH' o. ,'i"'
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-On Tuesday last,
J. b. Ash, auctioneer for L. NJ. Haines,
Esq, trustee, sold at public sale, the fol
lowing real estate, situated in this county
A lot of land in the village of Cherry Hill,
with two and half story frame dwelling
upon it, the property of John M. Terrell,
to Allen McLane. for $50. Thirteen and
half acres of land, near same village, to
same party, for $500. Four acres of land,
with dwelling house upon it, situate neal
Cowantown, the property of heirs of Eliz
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WRITING MACHINE Reuben Iaines.
Esq, attorney at law, has, at his office on
Main street, in daily use, one of the Rem
ington patent writing machines This ma
chine is a great novelty here, being the first
ever brought to our town. The operation
of writng--or rather printing, for the let
tiers are made by type-on this machine is
much after the manner of playing upon an
organ or piano. On the front of the in
strument is a key board containing key
for each letter in the alphabet; the opera
tor simply touches the key marked with
the letter he wishes to make, and the i'm
preston is received upon the paper held
upon roller just above the revolving cir
Gle of type. Prepared ribbon, such as is
used upon bank stamps is used instead of
ink upon this apparatus. Mr.. Halnes is
becoming quite proficient in the use of it,
and already can write upon it nearly as fast
as he can with pen and ink. This machine
is for SALE in tins town, by P. c. Strickland.
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DISCHARGED Alfred Is. White, John
Strout and Thomas McNamce, convicted
at the last term of court for riot in the
town of Port Deposit, on the Fourth OF
July last and sentenced to pay a fine of s.
and costs and to be confined in the county
Jail one month, were discharged by the
County Commissioners, assuming to pay
the fine and costs, on Tuesday last. | nder
the law, these parties, in default of pay
ment of fine and costs, would have to re-
main in jail sixty days longer. They were
unable to pay these charges, which amount
ed to some fifty dollars or more, and the
County Commissioners, considering it more
economical to pay the fine and costs than
to board them sixty days longer and event
ually pay the costs besides, assumed the
debt, and they wtre discharged.
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P. & B. CENTRAL RAILROADS.. NJ.
FELTON,, trustee for the holders of the bonds
of the Philadelphia & Baltimore Central
Railroad, will pay dividend of ten per
cent on all such bonds and the matured
coupons after November 18th. This is
q asl news to the holders of these bonds,
Oh no interest has been paid since
ader the able and skillful manage
q. Wood, the Superintendent of
the road has been put in first
p and is making surplus
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-18

Is A purely vegetable medicine, con
tanning all the virtues of calomel without
any of the injurious tendencies so justly
dreaded by mankind. simmons Liver
Regulator will be found prompt to start
the secretions of the liver, and give a
healthy tone to the entire system, without
salvation or any injurious effects. When
used as a cathartic, it in no wise disorders
the system, nor does it produce any nausea
or sick stomach when about to purge. 1t
is so mild in its action as not to interfere
with business or pleasure. IS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-18
Report Of Elkt0u Public School.

For the benefit of parents and guardians,
and for the information of whoever it may
concern, the annexed report of the fifth and
sixth grades of the Elkton Public School,
for the month ending November 10Th, 1876,
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rE- The New Hat at Mrs. NELSON'S.

THE CENTENNIAL ANNEX AT ZIoN.-
The ladies of the Zion Presbyterian Church
will have Centennial Tea Party, on the
afternoon and evening of Wednesday, No
vember 22nd, beginning at p NJ, for the
benefit of the church. Supper, % cents;
refreshments cheap; exhibition free; and if
the weather proves stormy, will continue
the next day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-18

CHURCH SUPPER. The ladies of the Port
Deposit Presbyterian Church will give
Centennial Thanksgiving supper, i'll Odd
Fellows Hall, in that town, on the 29th
instant, for the benefit of the Sabbath
School connected with the church. We
commend it to all friends of the cause,
and promise good supper and pleasant
time. The price of tickets is only thirty
five cantS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-18

e" Bountiful nature affords no finer Spe-
citic for skin diseases than Sulphur, a fact
that is clearly proven by the action upon
the cuticle afflicted with eruptions or ulcer
Gus sores, of that supreme purifier, Glenn S
Sulphur Soap. Depot, Crittenton's, No.
Sixth Ave, n. Y. Hills Hair and Whisker
Dye, black or brown, 80 cents. 20
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alb til SHode, deceased, to VIM. Ritchie,
for $40. Five AMI Il quarter acres of land,
with dwelling house, situated near Free
mans Mills in the FIRST district, the pro
perty of VIM. T. Garue;t, to Christopher
Jones, for $500 Ga the same day, for
Elk Gov. james Is Grnome, trustee a farm
of 936 acres. in Sas>afraS Neck. to Mr.. |.
Z. Leonard, of West Chester, for SCI per
acre. And on the afternoon of the same
day furniture. etc, for Miss Laura Y. Wal
lace, at the residence of the late Dr. Joseph
Wallace.
On the same day, VIM. s. Evans, Esq,
trustee, sold at public sale, upon the prem
iSes, farm of 1870 acres, located in the
Sixth district, the property of Robert \.
Evans, deceased, to John p. Evans, for
$4,000 This is one of the finest farms in
the county, and is in high state of cult
walton.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY Ga Friday morn
ing, at an early hour, Mr.. Geo. GlIlaher, of
this town, found upon the front porch of
'boulliiii = tibl!lilIS Slpit- Dil 'idltI Stltt',
baT containing a lot of burglars tools,
candles, matches, &c. 1t was evident that
an attempt had been made during the hight
to enter the store. aud that tie burglars
had taken fright before accomplishing their
purpose. An auger hole had been bored
partly through the door, and other marks
of an effort to open it were visible. In the
bag with the tools was found an Elkton
directory, with the names of our principal
merchants upon it From this we suppose
the depredators to be strangers. \ sharp
look out should be kept by our citizens,
and if these rascals are discovered, powder
and lead should be freely used upon them.
- Come while my goods are fresh and
stock full, and get first choice.
Mrs. NELSON, Main street.
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Cheapest, P.e.: III s:: Family a5!c;ae il tie wo-ld
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. Jaundcc Bill,
ions attacks. SICK IEADAI he. Collie. Depression OF
Spirits SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burn. &c, &C.
This umiyalci Southern Remedy Is warranted not to
contain single PARTICLE of MERCURY. Or any injurious
mineral substance. but j.
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Report of Grove School


The following-named pupils were present
every day during the term:
Ellie Nanpelt, Elite Crothers, Geo. Stew
art. Linda McNey. Maggie Fox, Lawson
CrotheIs, Charley Cameron, Robert, Ernest
and Charley Reeder. Arthur Cameron
missed one day and half. On roll, 81;
daily attendance, 30.
Miss NJ J. Nee, Teacher.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-18

Some Of the colored soctieS will hold a
Passover in Towards Chapel, on next Mon
day night. The doors will be closed to the
outside world till twelve O'clock when
they will be opened to the nou-mamberS.
MIR II. c. Touchstone and Miss
MclIie Smith We're united in the holy
bans Of matrimony. November 9th, by
the Rev. Mr.. Easter Rector of the Erisco
pal Church. We congratulate the young
couple upon the happy event, and wish
them long life of happiness.
- Mothers save your children, no child
will die of Group if Shrincrs Balsamic
Cough Syrup is used IN time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-18

CENTENNIAL TRAINS WITHDRAWN
All Centennial connections to and from
Gray's Gerry have been withdrawn. The
g. 40 and $50 A. NJ. trains from Whining
ton, the Baltimore and Philadelphia ex-
press, leaving Wilmington at 1O37 A. NJ,
the $50 A. NJ and G. 10 p. NJ. from Phila-
delphia have all been taken off The Bal
timore way train, leaving Philadelphia at
$50 P. NJ. will be run to Lamokin only.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-18

Do IT AT ONCE! If a 1.-THE of the
testimonials now on hand of the value of
DR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
should be published, no one would stop to
read the bulky volume. Ask any druggist
and he will tell you that this Balsam is a
real blessing to ali affected with throat or
lung diseases All kindred affections, iu-
Guiding Bronchitis Sore Throat, Group
Hoarseness, Pains in the Chest, aud Bleed
ing of the Lungs. yield to its wonderful
power. We advise any one tired Of expert
menting with Physicians prescriptions or
quack medicines to drop them at once and
use this BALsAM or WILD CHERRY. 90
cents and 81 a bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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SECESSION THREATENED.
TIE EFFEcrs OF WHISKY.

On Tuesday morning last a gentleman
Wing himself a cracker agent, flom vii
mIngton, arrived at This place, procured a
horse and buggy, and boy to drive him to
Port Deposit. IT. the evening, we learn,
the horSe returned ,riH TIE tlco passengers,
both blind drunk The boy was removed
to the stable and laid away to Get sober,
the agent WAS conveyed to the Depot, and
slowed away to give poor human nature an
opportunity to recuperate. On his revival
he discovered a watch chain attached to
his waistcoat, but finding no watch on the
other end, wanted TO know .hicl what
scnundrel had stolen his watch. He would
., to Wilmington and get a detective, ana
spend fifty INC or Il hundred dollars but
what he would have his watch, as his
mamma had made him a present of it last
Christmas. Poor fellow, he shipped his
baggage and remained I'LL next morning
but had to 90 minus Il watcn. SO much
from the effects of whisky. Who would
not Ice willing to sign petitions for the sale
thereof?
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Personal.

Mr.. Geo. ". Taylor, of this town, has
been appointed, by David Scott, Esq, State
weigher of live stock. to the position Of
gate keeper at one of the Baltimore scales,
made vacant by the death of W. F. J.
Henry.
Mr.. Isaac Thomas, for fifty years a resi-
dent of Ekton, this week removed from
Elkton to PottSville, Pa, where he will
hereafter make his home. Mr. Thomas
has been member of the VI. E. Church of
this town longer than any living person,
and he was also first Superintendent of the
Sunday School, at the time of its organi
ZatiOu
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The best Tobacco and Cigars in town
are sold by G. w. TAYLOR,
In the Hollow.

\ NARROW EsCAPE.-On Tuesday, an
old man, stranger in the neighborhood,
made very narrow escape from being
struck by locomotive, at the Bow street
crossing. He was going from the FELTON,
House towards the Depot, at the same time
the 80 P. NJ. express was approaching at
a rapid rate. The old man neither saw nor
heard the coming train until he was on the
track, and the engine almost upon him.
BY a jump, which for vigor would have
done credit to much younger man, he
just managed to clear the engine. He
made such a tremendous bound that every
one who saw it, supposed he had been hit
and thrown by the locomotive. He will be
apt to take good look before he crosses a
railroad track again.
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The Main BUILDINGS
OF PHILADELPHIA.

WASANAKEn~ WAREHnUSrs Tie fra started
WANAMAK W AREHoU4itS IN 4 y,t,,I c0rnC,.oT
WASAMAKERS WAREHoust-s N" Otd brirt b,iiki-
MASAMAKER~ WAREHOUSES i'm q, SlCth ,5n,i
WANAMAEER'S WAREHOUSES .THkCt lu0tr some
WASAMAKERs WAREHOUSES 3cI.H chdWgtd IN
WaNAMAKERs WAREHOUSES ne iron roait,i
WASAMAKERs WAREHOUSES 6,iiICtiaq. cDrtriag
WANAAAKER's WAREHOUSES rour lots, and
MANAMAKERS WAREHOUSES EROWn .Ntr and
NASAM.kER WAREHOUSES near as o a X
WANAMAKER- WAREHOUSES HAIL.
W>NAMAKE WAREHOUSES The hOtiyc il r.
WANANAKEE,s WAREHOUSES ciiLSir,jU deiOtcd tO
WASAMAEER'~ WAREHOUSES ~5JYliiJ ,Ui' i3LIt
MANAMAKER,s WAREHOUSES art boys, and il
MANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES p1nU1Gr btcdMNe Of
WASANAKER,s MAREHoU.Es ne huge stock, 1o,n
WANAMAkEE> WAREHOUSES prizes, and HD-
WANAMAKER'- WAREHOUSES roughly reIidGEc
MASAMAKER,s WAREHOUSES methods Of business
WASAMAKERS WAREHOUSES originate hyi4 di{
WASAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES r'Jrl ., On ttsTc.
WAHANAKER'S WARrHoTSrs TABIISHMI,TT At
WANAMAKEE'S WAREHOUSES TliR,cirH daR
MANAMAKEK,s MAR&HousE% NaEet street is
WANAyAEER'~ WAREHOUSES q lr1nd,T' 10 me
WASANAKER'N WAREHOUSES HFgugS OF peDlyr
WASATAEEE'S WAREHOUSES i,,ilg fisitilI t.
WANANAEER's WAREHOUSES n Cyr.,.s - El-;,es
WASAAAKERS WAREHOUSES III the heart Of M
WNNAMAKEI;S WAREHOUSES ri'y uH5 on ore
WASANAKER.S WAREHOUSES GrUHd HD3r is
WANANfAKER's WAREHOUSES jp,0:d Getir.cl on,.
MANANAKERS WAREHOUSES ant trO mRtiCH
WANAmAKER.S WAREHOUSES d,N,pS il
WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES MEMS AND Boys
WASAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES CLoTHfSG
WNSAMAKEK's WAREHOUSES HATS AND CAPS.
WASAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES Doors A>p SHOES
WNSAMAKER,s WAREHOUSES SHIRTS A%D
NANANAkEhS WAREHOUSES FVESISHISG
WANANAKER'S WAREHOUSES CiuODS.
WA<ANAKEG'S WAREHOUSES TEJNE- AND
WASAMAKEE'S WAREHOUSES NAIISES.
WANAMAKE8'S WAREHOUSES; RVEBER GooD-
WASAnAEEG'S WAREHOUSES LADIES COATS.
WANAMhKER's WAREHOUSES 77iS lltleS NJ Ms
WASAMAKER'S Warehouses h0rF prerrHt Cl,p-
WASAMAK ER'S WAREHDUSES hiag Glu suff tkfti-
WlNAIAKER'- WNREHOUSES ina Tor srcp ftr
WNSAMNEEa'S w sREuDU~I3s mast lirrliafica~.d
WASANAkER'S WAREHOUSES buyCrs. IN" hil-rs
WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES rOtuBS Uf JiItiyifys
WAStMAEER's W>REIfpiSF3s dii0iCs N. Shi,tiieS
WAN MAKERS WAREHOUSES Kind OF lTOitS So
WASNHAISEE's W4EEIIDt-:,Fs, that OOOfS nrg no
WANAMAKEE'S WAREHOUSES Irierf cheaper art
WANAMAKER'~ WAREHOu IS -SSLlR 50 chtuy,
WAN.aHAkER'~ WAREHOUSES; elsewhere.
WASAMAEEE'S WAREIpUEES An Oii tfutUrc0f
WANAMARFR,S WAREHOUSES; N. business is 10 in
WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES ritz amt insist O.t
WASAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES customers rettG'a-
WANAMAK FRS WAREHOUSES ing goods nad tat
WASAMAKER'~ WAREHOUSES ina bnck he m0,isJ
WASANkE ER'S WAREHOUSES UUi.yui'f mt NSttis-
WASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES ned
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North East Items.

OUR ELECTION
passed of remarkably quiet, considering
the number of persons collected together,
although We understand the stawarl gen
tlemaa and one of the blollen-dow poll
ticianS we made mention of in our last
items have declared war against the United
States, provided Hayes is elected. We
further learn, however, IN the absence of
the broken down politicians better half.
two of the fair sex undertook to test his
valor by making ~ CiIigy of his old clothes
and quietly erecting il III their chamber, iii
the course of the afternoon. On the arrival
of the time to retire, the ladies proceeded
to their room. aud on opening the door,
seeing the supposed burglar, screamed out
there was a man in their chamber, and ran
down stairs. The man Of vaior seized his
revolver and requested the ladies' to carry
the light aud he would shoot the bold bur
giar. Up they 90, aud on opening the
door the munster fell toward the politician.
who became 50 frightened that he TUNED
heel aud ran, revolver and all, leaving the
ladies to fight their own battle. On learn
ing The facts in the case, his ire raised and
his better iudgmen; becoming dethroned,
his cri2r prompted him 20 threaten the
ladies with the whip: bat they not soaring
worth cent, his passion soon subsidized,
which relieved him of the hazardous duty
of logging the ladies. Gou may be sure
it is not safe to mention burglars to this
man Of yalor, since then.
SECESSION THREATENED.
In fact, we further learn, that in case
Mr.. Tiden should not be permitted 10
enter the Presidential chair through the
Republican frauds, in South Carolina,
Florida and Louisiana. the lower part of
oar town have officially declared secession,
and that Mr.. TiIden strait he placed Al the
head of the government, even if needs be
at tie point of the hayonct. We have quite
number of ra'iaat men Idgiug from the
sample above alluded to- and we may eX-
poet great things to come out Of our modern
Democracy.
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The genuine B, II. Graveley Tobacco
is sold by G. w. TAYLOR,
In the Hollow
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RAILROAD.
Port Deposit Branch Railroad

TRAINS Run As FOLLOWS.
Lruyc Port Dep sit. 30 S31 i39 and II 90 A. NJ and
ca. and VI.
Leave rcrryyIllr - 800 and II % \. NJ, and 20
and o. P
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- Mothers, do not let your darlings
suffer with the Whooping Cough, if yon
have a remedy SO near at hand. Use Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup, and the little sufferers
will soon fad relief. Price, - cents.
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.SY- The Jay Bird Cigar is the best cigar
in town for D cents. For sale 10y
G.. w. TAYLOR.
Stantou'S Old Stand.
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ID CAMDEN STREET, BALTIMORE.
NAV b. i. 6-6n
ASK the recovered dys

ASK the recovered dys
pcptics, bilious sufferers
victims Of Fever and Asue.
the mcrcurial diseased pa
tient how they recovered
health, cheerful spirits and
good appetite they will
tell yuu by taking SIN
Mons LIVER REGULtTOR.