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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-03-04

THE Republicans of Connecticut have
nominated as Governor, Henry G. Robin
son, prominent lawyer of Hartford, upon
an admirable platform that declares for
National and State retrenchment and re-
form, and the untiring pursuit and punish
ment of public frauds and crime wherever
existing. Declares Public Schools as ne
cessary for the maintenance of the virtue
and intelligence of the people, and opposes
any division of the school funds. Reaf-
firms the Republican doctrine that the obi
cations of the Government must be paid in
gold, and opposes the repeal of the Resump-
ton act.
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ASSAULT UPoN Ex-senator EARLE
On Friday of last week, Comptroller Wool
ford attacked Ex-senator Earle on the
street, in Annapolis. The Senator had
given his testimony before the investigat-
ing committee the night before. This ties
timony was damaging to Woolford, hence
the assault. Mr.. Earle says he had no
notice of the attack until he was struck
by Woolford over the head with cane.
He defended himself as best he could, and.
although man over 60 years of age, and
quite portly in body, succeeded in getting
the better of his younger assaiant, and
would have punished him severely had he
not been pulled off by bystanders. The
Senator was considerably bruised about the
head and face.
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The Great Scandal.
SECRETARY BELKNAPs DIsGRACE-A PAIN
Full STORY.

SECRETARY BELKNAP's DIsGRACE-A PAIN
FUL STORY.
The sensation of the hour is the disclosure
of the guilty connection of Secretary of War
Belknap in prosttuting himself for gain in
his high Office Is in the case of some other
great men. gentle woman has been he initial
cause of his ruin. The facts are about rs
follows:
Mr.. Marsh, Of New York, appeared before
the Committee on Expenditures in the War
Department. on Thursday. and testified thar
he had procured of Secretary Brlknap a con-
tract for certain post traderships nj Fort Sil
and other points in the Southwest for which
he had pad the te of the Secretary tn
thousand dollars, and had continued to pay
long as he held the posts. six thousand
dollars yearly. He also testified to other
frauds and corrupt acts OF the Seer tary.
and produced records of evidence H was
subjected to thorough cr0ssexamination,
hut was not shaken Secretary Belknap, on
Thursday afternoon, confessed that the state
ments were true. He implored the commit
tee TO save his wife from dishoHor, and to
suppress some of the most dam able proofs,
offering to sutfrr the whole consequences
provided the records of his corruption were
withheld. The committee was incxorahlc.
To what further extent these transactions
have gone. cannot be, at present, asceriained
Secretary Belknap has made a full confession
to the President and rendered his designation.
which las been accepted The House OF Rep
reserta,lvss have passed resolutions of nl-
parchment by unanimous vote
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To CoRREsPoND DENTS" Scribo's' let
ter, in consequence of pressure of matter,
is laid over for another week. II aoHl keep,
while others will not.
Guest You haven't quite succeeded
in hiding behind your NJ. A. NJ We pub
fish your communication, this week. Will
be pleased to hear from you again.
"H"-Your communication was received
too late for publication this week.
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WoNDERFUL Successful is reported
that BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has, since
it's introduction in the United States, reach
ed the immense sale of 40. 900 dozen per
year. Over 5000 Druggists have ordered
this Medicine direct from the Factory, at
Woodbury.. n. j., and not one have report
ed single failure, but every letter speaks
of its astonishing success i'll curing severe
Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast, Con
sumption, or any disease of Throat and
Lungs. We advise any person that has
any predisposition to weak Lungs, to go to
their Druggists. H. II. Mitchell. Elkton
E. B. Frazer, Port Deposit, or DR.. L. r.
Kirk, Rising Sun, get this Medicine,
or inquire about it. Regular size, IS cents;
sample bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will
relieve any case. Don't neglect your cough.
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For The Cecil " hi
THE PROPOSED RAILROAD.

Mr.. EDITOR. fact that the Leg isla-
tnre is in session revives the railroad fever
among our people. and the respective merits
Of Elktou and Masseys and Elktun aud
Middletown are again discussed. The sug-
gesti"n is made that the fifty eight thons-
and dollars appropriation to the Elkton
and Massey's shall be diverted from that
road and given to Elkton and Middletown.
But why is this necessary? The Elk on
and Middletown road is no experiment.
The road is actually demanded as 4 means
of transportation from the Peninsula to
Baltimore. The facilities which Baltimore
possesses for shipping grain to Europe
makes that city the best grain market in
the country, aud 20 avail themselves of it
the farmers of the peninsula need shorter
route by rail. The recent examination of
the officials of the p, w. & B. Railroad
Company, at Annapolis. developed the fact
that, III view of the greater number of
miles travelled, the freight to Baltimore
was cheaper than to Philadelphia but this
greater number of miles is Just what is in
the way of cheap transportation to Balti-
more, and in no way can this impeachment
be removed except by the Elkton aud Mid
dletown road. Hence | say, this proposed
railroad is not an experiment. and needs no
State aid. The business is waiting for ii,
knocking at its doors. and all we REQUIRE is
some earnest. well directed work, and we
, will have railroad fully equipped and Iii
operation in three wears 1t is not possible
that facts, so potent as these, are not seen
by railroad men, The Philadelphia. vii
mington & Baltimore Railroad Company
are noted for their conservatism and their
indisposilion to stretch out into untried
experiments, or grasp at monepolies; but
where the Increased quantity of Grain and
fruits to be TRANSPORTED to Baltimore hy
shortening the distance, and the CONSEQUENT
advantages to it's main line. are so mani
fest. that COMPANY will. 7 think. need no
very urpent solicitati,u To induce them +,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-03-04

THE House bill. introduced by Mr.. Ward,
of Cecil, exempting Cecil and other coun-
ties from the provisions of chapter 439,
1874, relating to licenses for the sale of
liquors-commonly known as the Grand
Jury Law passed the Senate, on We'd
pesday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-03-04

a" We desire to call attention of farm
ers' and dealers to the advertisement of
Soluble Pacific Guano in this issue The
Pacific Guano has been used for many
years with marked advantage, and the
standard is guaranteed to be as good as
ever.
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ELKTON. MARCH 4, 1876.

THE Senate committee on civil service
on Monday, by which the salary of the
President. from and after March 4tb, 1877,
shall be fixed at $25, 900 per annum.
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The STORE HOUSE and DWELLING occupied
by James Mckinsey. Possession given 25th of March
next F. A. ELLIS. Trustee for
February Il, lS6-tf T. Taylor Howard.
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CHINESE TRIBUTE TO WAsHINGTON.-
The Chinese residents i'll Chicago collected
in the laundry of En- Ma, on Washington $
and got off the following tribute
BIRTuINGToN' 5 WAsHDAY, 1876.
Was man name allie same Geoaghe,
Do heaps big washee alice day long;
Bme bye he ROW s, veliy much iahge
Mclean man callee him Wash a ton
Elk Ma, Clalk street.
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FOR RENT,

l. Howard street, Elkton. now occupied hy Mrs
Ferguson. Possession given March 25th Apply to
Jan 20, lS76-tf Jos WELLS
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For RENT

THE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. in
Il Elkton. opposite Mrs Groum-'s suitable for either
one or families. Possession given on the 25th Of
March. Inquire at
Feb s. ls76-n THE NATIONAL BANK
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FOR SALE OR RENT

The FRAME DWELLING HOUSE belonging to Miss
Lizzie D. Ears: part of which being lately occupied
BY Miss Jones, as Millinery Store; the other part as
private residence. Possession given 25th of March
Apply to THoS ARMSTRONG,
Feb L. ls76-6w Port Deposit Md.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE DWELLING HOUSE and Two
l. Acr. LOT on the Telegraph road near Fair Hill,
belonging 10 Mrs Ruth Ford Amply to
Feb 26. lS1o-lm J. T. MCCULLOUGH
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la91A6 Of cultivation The improvements consist of
IL H& FRAME DWELLING, and a FRAME BARN
kIsss34 with Stone Basement. There is also Well of
Water tor the of the house and barn.
No SIS tract known Nauldn's Mountain -
and contains 90 \ creS. 1t lies the North
Est rIver and Is all WOODLAND. except few
cultivation The improvements consist OF u email
TENEMENT HOUSE and fencing
No. 4-Adjoins No. 5, and contains 2 Acres. There
is upon this parcel good Fishing shore,
and it has been rented and used with prOt for CATCH
Fall and Winter fish and also to Duckers and Gl ers
II will he offered and Sold ii desired by bidders with
No. 5.
No SIS tract If WOODLAND and contains ZIG
ACRES, more or less.
NJ. 6-Is tract Of WOODLAND and contains 53
ACRES more or less.
Ne Ia also tract Of WOODLAND, known as
." Bock HiN,' and contains 85 ACRES, more or less
The timber upon the several tracts, above described
as Woodland consists principally Of Chestnut, Oak aud
Pine.
The property will he shown TO any one desiring to
purchase 10y Mr.. Edward III land, residing Iysnds
Any further information desired, tie had by
addressing, the Trustee. at E!hton. Maryland.
TIE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the DECREE
follows e-thiri Uf the purchase money br
paul IN r'-h the d,y If st": third in GU" wear
20! he remaining "n.thrtd IN Two years from the day
AT sale, THn credit payments to hear interest from the
day 81 sale, aai 70 l." secured 10y tho Bond Notes Of
the purchaser, With rppIcsei ecHritr.
H. McCrLLoUGH
Mar !, IsT5-S Trustee
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT

The three-story BRICK HOUSE. east Main Gsasl
street, now occupied by VIM. Torbert. 11
Jan 10 Inquire at THIS OFFICE
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r'ir ~ Mule. well br"A-n, years OLD, kind and
gentle; 3 Nork Horses very superior chestnut snr
rel E1r+c years obi, hinu and in all hur
superior chestnut s"rr-! mare. fIal well broken
!rafs Oil Young mare, Years old in foaI, gentle in
harness; Colts coming years old, Of good stock;
No!t Years old tins Spring. Cows, Attorney Will be
! pf"ht by the day 0! sale; l Heifers Shoats
FARMING lMPLEMENTS-l Champion Reaper and
VI ,Ser combined. new. | Excelsior confined Hors.
Rake. f"urh"r-e Wagon new, ia complete order
E"i tw"-horsr Wagon, iirse Cart hr al tread new
Flows threc-h"rse, ! double shovel Puws, Cutiya-
trts CotnsAel "rs, . Harrows. Roller. Grain Fan
H''mist"n-, Wheelbarrow, Cutting Box two-horsc
o"IGn strings "f Bells, Hay Rigging, lot of Double
and Single Trees, Log Chains, Snnvpls, Hoes, Rakes
Forks, Grain Cradles, Scythes 2 Hay Knives Beam
dra"li iUH lbs, Broad AN. Cro-scut Saw ret Of
double hui" Harness, set- double Harness. Set new
set single Carriage Harness. t sets Plow Harness in
od ordrr Brides, double and single Lines Sid. Sad
die, Man Saddle Wise.
HOUSEHOLD AND KIT HEN FURNITURE
TERMs--All sums under SIS cash on sums of and
over SIS. credit of Six months, the purchaser giving
Note, with approved security, payable at the National
Bank OF Ekton, without interest if paid when due il
not, interest fiom date PHILIP SUIT.
h'u !. lNIb-2w s. BURNS, Auct
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

The DWELLING HOUSE on High street
pied by $. {. bowman. Apply on the premises
February IL. 1S76-tf
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Nervous DebiIity.-EIrAL WEAKNESS OR
DEPRESSION: 4 weak exhausted feeling,
no energy or courage; the result of MENTAL
OVER WORK. INDEsCRETIoNs OR EXCEssEs.
or some dram upon the system, is always
cured by Humphreys' Homeopathic Specific
No 2S. 1t tones up and invigorates the
system di>pels the gloom and dependency,
imparts strength and energy,-stops the
drain and rejuvenates the entire man
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price,
$l.00 per single vial, or $500 per package
Of five walls and $500 vial of powder,
Sent by mail on receipt Of price. Address,
Humphrrys' Homeopathic Medicine Com
panv. 1G2 Broadway. New York.
Is See large advertisement.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-03-04

22 cents per Can for Table Peaches, put
up expressly for family use, at CHARLES
H. SPARKS. opposite National Bank.
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VERMONT POTATOES
SELECTED FOR SEED.

IL l. Il
We have now FOUR VARIETIES OF EARLY 20
TAToES-'drtiG' than tn. Egrip RoSe-nnl u ,rhirh
uW Dsnt'TE b. fare the IUtntO Bugs are 0hi enough 70
cra!mtHre Their dcyrsdlti0aS the potato. Ii has
been asc"rtainrd til II the bugs that live the Win
TER do II" danla" to tn" potato. 1t last
til" EARLY ROSE mlIrci before t,. yniIng bug, ha,!
grown large enough to do mach destruction: but all
the late y3trirtitE total tnre. e can hardly
expect crop ''s year from any hmt the earliest
ri"ties
The Early Durham. is a variety, will
perfect crop IN weeks I'M bushels grown last
IRON barrel planted, fUe qua.iiy and the
earliest ri all early varieties: crops having been
grown last year on Ihr piec" Of ground i'll Wash
lnZtou county y. Y First crop planted May lst ripe
last OF iune plI tel again July list ripe September 9th
The different varieties nlItur, in the following order
Erly Durham. new variety. very productive, fine
qualify. earliest of all early varieties .... .. s. 50
Snow Flake variety very fine and carly. 90
King Of the Etrlics, very early, tue and produc-
1--WE 1900. 10
Extra Early Vermont tine, Sarlier than the
EirlN hUSc'' 90
riy Rose, very popular 70
Extra Early and Marrowat Peas If superior quality
EIr;y Beans, Tomatoes, Melons, Cucumb"rs. Cabbage.
&c, !ucrd prices to Truckers aud Market Gardeners
C. g. ROGERS,
Write for Catalogue. Sea- i.oTer Importer.
mar I, IhI6--lw "" i33 Market st. Philadelphia"
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
u KENNARD REYNOLDS withdrew
Lie from the irn! of REYNOLDS BROS February
l+fh. 1876
Wesley ". Reynolds having purchased his interest.
VIII "rntjnue tn" business under the firm Rev
nolis Bros. rfpre W REYNOLDS is alone suthoI-
izei 10 receipt ~ settle old accounts
W. WE EY REYNOLDS
l.. KENNARD REYNOLDS
Port Deposit. March !. 1S.6-2w
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t5B Is your life worth % cents' II it is
do rot neglect cough or cold Use DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup at once.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

being Part of the Real Estate whereof Washington
liyiHni late Of Cecil county. died seized.
This property lies in EN- Neck, Cecil county, Mary
land soEe portions of it on the Elk river, and other
parts on the North East river, within miles of
Ekt"n and six miles Of North East. Each parcel will
be offered separately.
No. lis known as the "TOwER" or HOME FARM
and contains
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FOR RENT.
Several Tenant Houses suitable for me-
Mechanics or other families with Gardens attached;
also small Store House. Possession 25th OF March.
Apply WM- r. FREEMAN,
~ Back Creek Mil, Ccci, county, Md.
Feb 10. lS76-tf
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TRUSTEES SALE

by virtue Of decree of the Circuit
- Court Tor Cecil county. in Equity. the under,ign-
ed, Trustee, will offer Public sale at the Court
House door, in Eiktnn,
TUESDAY, the 1871 day IF APRIL, 1876,
at : O'Clock P. NJ, the following descrihed
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4 Acres & 20 Square Perches

or LAND, MORE OR LESS 49,
The improvements consist of two-story Ini
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, nearly new, ;,;;s
and other outbuildngs. Sl
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the decree, re
the sum of Two hundred dollars he paid in
day Of sale and the balance i'll two equal insaIlments
OF One and Two from the day Of sale the credit
payments to bear interest from the day Of sale to be
secured by the Bonds of the purchaser and with security
to be approved by tn Trustee
W.T.. WARBURTON JR., Trustee
Feb e. ls76-ts s. BURNS Auctioncer.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.

Market Wagons, nearly new, with pole and shafts
| Dog Wagon, Sulky sets Stage Harness. . sets
Dearborn Harness. set light Harness, = Po~ IIsr
ness, Collars Briirs, HaIter- and Lines.
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DAIRY FIXTURES,

l Butter Tub Butter Ciurn, good as new, - Mil
Pane, lot OF small serving Cans and Measure all in goo
order Milk Cans. Buckets Strainers Apples hy IL
Isl,I, Cider Vinegar by the small and large Iuai
tity. l. t Of Brooms.
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Write for Catalogue. sesi Grover : Importer.
/, Is16--lw No. 49, Market ST. Plniad, prIa
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40 mead 81 Cattle, consis ing Of u Mich Cows 10 in
pr"ht, and balance IN by lay of sale. yoke of Oxen
grade lusten Bulls and years old, ) Holst-in
iiclirrs.2 coming years, l one year old, and :
months old, Belt Heiters, two coming years old and
two r.sAnths old grade Durham Heiier. coming |
I.ar Old e Ell ln..sl Lot ~ ..ulir
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TERMS OF SALE.-Purchases under $50, cash: under
S"O, Note at Six months, interest added; over 500.
Note at Nine months, with interest added. Notes to
have satisfactory cudJrSer.
ALFRED b. UTTER.
Mar ]. ls16-2w LEWIS ". STIpHAM, Auct.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
Perssaal nsneasn.

R090o001 l8OU00Ds. IA NJ
Louisiana, Florida and South 'Cafolins
must b carried at any Zach-nace.
Sheridan has taken another RIDE. TINS
time to New Orleans.
General Wade Hampton has been pre-
seuted BY . citissn Of Charleston with .
Newfoundland dog Weighing seventy i've
pounds and considered one Of the most
eplendid specimens In the country.
Commodore Vanderbilt has recovered euf-
hcisutly to read the papers, and then lay
back and cay: "what ais the South any
ways"
Hon. John Kelley, ofNsw York, y 70 be
married on the 20d to Miss Theress Mullen.
This viii not Affect politics In any way.
It is somewhat remarkable that Moody
aud Sankey have not been interviewed on
the subject Of the election from . religious
standpoint, or knockdown point, would per-
hsps be better In these exciting times.
fennyson d now sixty-six, and he says he
can spit out - much poetry - ever.
Politics fran 20 high in the Troy schools
that the children asked to be dismissed OF
IN early hour, so that they can 90 to the
bulletin boards.
The only county yet to hear from on the
subject of the electoral vote and the popular
vote u Doctor Mary Walker. She Il
supposed to b busy getting. the Wid-
ow Butler ready for her Congressional tour
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD.

DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after September 10. 1875
Trains leave Dspot. Thirty-sscond and
Market streets.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Bryn Mawr Accomm, 8 80 am. 8 % p n.
Paoli Accom-, 8 D, o0, 70 W m, w. ~
600,6 %. 0o, say and II 81 m. On sun
po4yninstean oay IN nv a. Accom-, MI m, loapm. On
Limited Fast Mail daily, 7%a m
Niasra Express daily, except Sun oo
Rsno1a and Kane Express daily
YORK xs axnd aanSver Express daily
Locf Haven Mai except Sunday. s0oam
York Mail daily except sunday, SWam m
Nail Train daily ION sunday leaves
risburs.1 SOOsm m
Sunday, M DAY N ' " 12Sp m
simira and l.. Haven EXP. ezospt, - >.
sxoept Sunday. l25spm
Harrisburg accom-, daily except
Sunday. 23Opm
Snnda1. 40Op m
Sunday. 500a m
RerFesburrg Train daily, except ,o >, -,
Harrisburg Express. except sun.
Erie ' and Buffalo Express, except
Sunday. S@pm
Cinoinnsti Express daily. sl0p m
Pacific Express daily, II b p IN
Fast Line for Wllliamsport, ,Elmira,I
Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara,
Falls, daily, ION saturday runs
Emigrant Express, IL 06 q m, daily except
Monday, for which tickets must be pro.
cured and baggage delivered at ll6 Mar
ket street, by 5 p m.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York. 8 20, $50, 10: $50, 9
II am, Limited Express, l IS p M, II 45
10 10, 8 IS. 1 455 3O,7, ! IS m and Ia mid
night. On sunday 8 ", 3SO, q, $50: m
3S.7,7 rs N, and IL night. Mail Train
IAN. Emigrant Train II pm.
Express for Boston, 8 m and m. Sounc
Line Express, II O5 p m. leave lCentennia
Depot p m,) for all New England points
Express for Baltimore and Washington
l55 and 7 Is a m, IL Is and 10 p m. LIN
tied Express II 10 p "a:
Accommodation for Trenton, 23o m. 20
Express for Long Branch ana SQuan,
am and 40pm.
For Fox Chase 8 40 q m, 8, ~ and g ~
Trains leave Centennial Depot for NeN
York at 26am, l, $40, IS, $50, 8, an
7Gp m. On Sunday. % N, and p Z
Accommodation connecting with EXPIRES
Trains n Germantown Junction 10, 81
and 10 so am, is, 3, and d 81 p m.
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MEDICAL.
ET. KuukeI's Bitter vino Of Iron.

II has never been known to fail In the
cure OF weakness attended with symptoms,
indisposition to exertiOn, loss Of mem DRY,
dlficulty OF breathing, weakness, horror Of
disease. night sweats, cold feet, weakness
dimneSs Of vision, langnor, universal iassi'
tude OF the muscular system, enormous ap.
petite with dyspeptic symptoms hot hands
flushing OF the body, dryness Of the skin.
pallid cOuntenance and eruptione on the
lace. purifying the blood, pain IN the BACK
heavfnes OF the eyelids, frequent BLACK spots
Tying before the tan1on Wsa etc sold
only in 81 bottles. Get the genuine; Dep01
and once. 250 North Ninth street, Philadel'
mia, Advice free. Ask for E. F. Kun
kel.s Bitter Wine of Iron and take no othel
make. Genuine sold only In u bottles.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Debility, q depressed irritable state
mind, weak, nervous, exhausted ieellng
no energy or animation, conluseo neso
M mental oyerWork. This nervous debil
itviodg Q sovereign cure In E. T. Kunkel'
Ritter Wine oi Iron. 1t tones the system
dispels the mental gloom and desponoenc.
nd rejuvenates the entire system. soi'
only Il q nGtsss AsK Ss' for s@e F. @
bitter Wine Of Iron, and take no othe.
Genuine sold only in 81 bottles, Or slx POI
ties for Is All I ask Is trial OF this valna
hie medicine. It will convince Ihe mos
skeptical of its merits.
NEVER FAILING WORM SYRUP.
EFF. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never al
To destrey PIN, seat and stomach Worm
Dr. Kunkel Is the only successful phys
aian who removes Tape Worm In two houl
Head and all complete, alive, ana a.dss no II X
till head passes. common son5o III 9TH.
Wprms vap1 ~so ean b readily destroyed, Send I.
circuiar TO DR.. E. F. Kunkel, 260 Mort
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa, Or ask yos
dru9sist for q bottle Of Kunkles Woi' i,
syrup. Prios 81 per bottle. II nevof iai, ai,
Used by children or grown pelsons WA
perfect safety.
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WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
November ID, 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
100, 8 ID. 9 40, 952, l046, am. 2 80, 6oo, 10
9M, II IA p m. ,o,I
Philadelphia and New York, 2H am, IL n,
II 81, 48 p m. ,o-o
$50 q m, 5 70 p m. IN
Baltimore and Washington l2 81, 55, s 81
q m, IL SO, ll8, l q, 20, 7 10 p m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave Tor ~
New Castle 1856, 62O. 9 s5, IL As m, %, 6SO
Wyoming and intermediate stations, 1855
935 m, 8 3Op m.
IS q m, 8 80 m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PHILADELPHIA and intermediate stations
s 10 q n, S 90 $50 p IN.
| Phtladelphia and New York, II m.
| Baltimore and washington, u g. l IS m
FOR further Information passengers art
referred to the time tables posted at the de
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