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THE DEBRIS OF THE SYSTEM

n,uft either pass through its natural channels Of
exit the howell, the kidneIs Atd the pores. or. IN
default thereof. uison aid disorder the lnIfs Of
the 4ysscna In orer to effect tbs complete rxpui-
efon Of tsln tangerons refuse. thc organs !hronRh
III rortunateiy tbcre il ~ sertstn u means 81 rcn
dering them 10 when they arc mt 3fo3tetter'a
Stomach bittcrs stimulate The action Of tr e1cre-
tory organs, and bY diffu.ng genial warmth
through Tho circulation encourage moderate per.
splratfon. ny this trlp'o effect the exodus Of tht
fosca aud other waste matters encouraged, and
cur, The action OF the bowels whIcl, follows tho
Of this benchccnt Alternative IL casy, and unac.
compantcd BY gripping. md it, seimalanve eject
upon tho urinary organs very conducive 10 theil
local health.
, 1877-05-19

9nR xNGLlau PEOPLE AGAINST WAR-ASsF~
iNds IN EVERY PART or TUE couAfRF-
0LApsTOh8 suPpOATED-No NEEFIko3 ON
TILE OTHER sIpE-hA. CARLykk'3 LxFT1R.
C1sre4poaisrc< Asw i'oFk 7fttuA<.
Loxpox. Nay 5.--Morn!n2, noon, and night, for
tho 1Aat th.ee days, po.snss-nothtn2 bat poll.
tics has anybody hsa1d " tAlked. Politics.
domestic and foreign. ths hopsd.ioF or
dreaded collapse Of Tusfsy. Tho appsr-
en.ly more Imminent e0llsp4o Of tho
Liberal party 1t boue. tho future possioa Of Mr..
Gladsions, thu po&s!hie resignation Of Lord Hart.
Ingtou. The relations Of tho Liberal chiefs 10 thsif
party 1hc eoaatct going oa In the Cabiust. tho in
dusuee OF the Liberal division on the fortunes OF
thu Two wings Of ths Ministry, tho ftssh agitation
In tAs country. --all these thlngs snd many poFs
ars debated With n eager interest ~ unlike
~ posslbls 10 that frixid !ualdessnes aad
upthlus much. matters tone which II, IN ordinary
times, ~ Characteristic Of the wsll.hsed EDGllaa-
, 1877-05-19

Town Talk--'Ths Pioneer" plug tobacco.
Each plug has wood Tag. It It IL now tho favor
Ito, Everybody likes Il.
, 1877-05-19

Mf. David Clark. 80 West Thirty nEnth street,
Now York. spEatned h!s wriet badly while work.
lug. Suffered featfutly a week. applied Gllea'
Ltnsmcnt t0dido Of Ammonia thfco incs, and cured
wrist. For salc hY all dru3ftste.
, 1877-05-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Durnott's Cologne -four sttes). Prepared
from the puseat sud heat matcriats-unriyalied In
richness and dcllcacy OF otpesiumc.
CuAris1ATAt loTEL. PmlLApKtrniA, Pa. June
20. tHuH. .-Meesss. Joseph burnett i CO. u.-aentle-
mcn-Whilc travelling abroad last ycar We t3ok
your Cologne with ill., a.t after testing several Of
The pcss s'tlcEuan," found nonc OF them eq1lalcd
yours. know Of many frIcnis ~ emphatic III it,
'-.' ~ ]. E. KrxosLxr.
, 1877-05-19

Russian Koumlss, or Milk Wlue, nm aKrcc-
abss beverage Of wonderful gessosat!sc power !.
Dyartptics. consnn,ptives. the weak aud deicnte
tEntltd all drink Koumlss. 4. Archd, Chemist 11U
MadlAou stseeL
, 1877-05-19

While protesting against all The old worthless
Uente16ces now In tho market. the 1atita. with
Que consent, have adopted tue Sozodont a. the one
thing ntcdrul 10 tnEurc the Integrity of the teeth
and / fragrant breath.
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Received by Us
During tho Past Two Weeks
HOOKS AND STATIONERY.

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Series. Paper. 2oeents.
Paper. TO cents.
5ss 1Go *aao' the interest being
TWU Lilies. KaYanA9h. Paper. 80 cents.
HlRnS AND r0E1x. harronshs. 18mo $1.6o.
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r1S isns sosSs eisih. ST. nefH C. F. ~oo'''n VOL
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Jo6tts' Fses.cls CatArrh Cnrc IL tho best
remedy known for catarrh. asthma. and hsY fever.
Trial FREQ. 0E1ce and depot, 20 ttatc street.
, 1877-05-19

Hollands Aromatic ltittes Winc Of Iron IL a
fcinedy ior nervous deo'Isy. nood,
, 1877-05-19

Or. Van Dykc's sulphur Soap ,sakeh the skin
tan, sunburn, dandrui, roughnsss and fetners Of
Tho skin; ncutra!izcs the oIor Of Precipitation: 10
peculiarly ndaptc to tic nursery. tu!Ict and hath.
room. jnht the thing fur caeuTstontstA In tho
country or At the seashore. Try II. 1'rtcc, IS
ceuts; boz Of three cakes. % ccnta. 8utd By ali
dfuNIdEtx.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-06

North and South, that afterwards led to
the late civil war, was beginning to wax
warm, and it was the intention of Mr.. Tay-
lor to erect battery on the grounds around
his house. This battery was designed to
be symbolical in it's nature and this old
gun was TO point towards the North, and
was intended to represent the weakness of
the Southern States, while twelve FOUNDER
in much better state of preservation,
which he also obtained at Elk Land
ing, was to point towards the South, and
was intended to show the power of the
North. Maryland was to have been repre-
sented by four FOUNDER mounted between
the other two guns, and showing the weak
ness of the State of Maryland in the con-
test. Circumstances, over which Mr.. T.
had no CONTROL prevented him from erect
ing the battery, but the two old historic
guns are yet in his possession and can be
seen at his place.
A singularly ill-natured and quarrelsome
man, named Zeb FERGUSON, who seems to
have been genuine Ishmaelite, whose hand
was against every man, is said to have
piloted the British from Turkey Point to
Frenchtown. He appears to have been full
of hatred against all mankind and never
lost an opportunity of gratifying his devil
ish disposition, and though he said the
British captured him at Turkey Point,
those who knew him best thought he Joined
them voluntarily, in order to crafty his
malignant and cruel disposition, and sup
posed that it would have been very graft
flying to him if the enemy had burned Elk
ton. Zeb Ferguson was imprisoned for a
considerable time after the British were at
Frenchtown. but was eventually discharg-
ed, for, although everybody thought him
traitor, nothing could DO proved against
him. He spoke very CONTEMPORARY of the
people of Elkton in reference to their leav-
ing the town, and among other things, he
said he picked upa peck basket full of their
toe nails on the road towards Cherry Hill,
which they had torn off when running
away from the British. He said that one
of the citizens of the town, who started to
alarm the people of Pennsylvania, rode SO
far in one day that it took him three days
to get back, and that another one of them
was so much frightened when reconnoiter-
ing the enemy in Elk Neck, that he put
his spectacles on the back of his head tc
see whether they were following him.
QUILP.
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the front being disposed on the right in
deep, diagonal folds while the left side is
plain and tapping over the right at the belt.
The closely clinging drapery at present
fashionable demands a support for the
dress other than that afforded by the ordi-
nary underskirt, and hence we find differ
ent kinds of tournures designed, which
combine both elegance and comfort. Per-
lection has been reached in the "Queen,"
which, besides being very stylishly shaped,
possesses durability and elasticity, COM
bined with gossamer lightness never be-
fore equalled. 1t is entirely new, made
without pockets, clasps, buttons, or other
metallic device, and the tapes are sewed to
the wires by lock stitch sewing machine
of novel construct ion, made especially for
this purpose. One will be sent post paid,
on receipt Of $3.50, by j. L. Colby & Co.,
425 Broome street. LUCY CARTER.
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GLEANINGS.

"A New York dealer now sells oysters
by the pound.
Eight bushels of wheat is the average
annual consumption of an able man.
The hotel keepers of Washington are
generally in favor Of an extra session of
Congress.
There's one melancholy fact about
calendar-there's no time when its days are
not numbered.
Miss Long, of Oregon, has married
Mr. Little. She, of course, says, Love
me, Little, and he, Of course, says, Love
me, Long"
All these old women who are claiming
to be Brigham Young's mothers have been
classifying. He never had but one, and she
died when he was fifteen.
A Utah youth actually walked $50
miles to attend circus. Two days before
he could not drive the cows home because
he had a sprained ankle, stone-bruise, and
bunion.
-Spencer--D. D., the savings bank
swindler-has eluded his pursuers. He is
! conundrum, and the Chicago authorities
would very much like to have somebody
give him up.
-" Mr.. Blydenburgh, the best shot at
Creedmoor, is graduate at Princeton Col
lege." A college education is not to be de-
spised, after all-especially if a man wants
! to have n pood i'm - in life
1t is hoped all the Americans in the
Turkish army disguised as Osman and
other Pashas will be allowed to come home
to vote this Fall. There will be a very
light vote polled if they don't come.
"A Kansas school marin has introduced
new feature in her school. When one of
the girls misses a word the boy who spells
it gets permission to kiss her. AS result
the girls are becoming very poor spoilers,
while the boys are improving.
Rev. Leipsner, of the Red Bank Bap-
fist Church, chose this method of announc
ing from the pulpit, last Sunday, an addition
to his family: "My friends, my sermon
this morning will be very short | want to
60 home and help entertain a young gen.
tleman who came to the parsonage late last
night"
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines has submitted
her proposition for compromise to the
Mayor and Board of Administrators of the
city of New Orleans, in the course Of which
she states the total amount due her for
sales of property since 1887, rents and in
terest, at So, 667, 595.12, to which is to be
added the amount which the city will have
| to pay to reimburse and pay back to pur-
chasers for buildings, improvements, etc.
! This will involve further Indebtedness of
from $500, 900 to 100000. "To save the
city, and to do all she can to relieve the
parties against whom she has obtained
Judgment, Mrs. Gaines proposes that the
| city pay her So, 400, 000-the amount to be
paid within ten years, in yearly instalments,
without interest. Concluding, she says she
! is one of those who believe in the future
greatness of New Orleans. AS large
property holder, it is her interest to do all
she can to aid it. She is fully satisfied that
the proposition will meet with little or no
| opposition, when the results tobe here after
derived are taken into consideration.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-06
''ZEB.''

Well, squire, FL allow
Ge do twist a tofble yarn:
Somehow
1t never was in me ter larn
How ter set off a story right good,
And be understood.
But stick to facts.
Like shoemaker's wax
Yes;
| her ketchcd trout;
My chum and | shanty'd out
On'st,
At Brier Lake,
We was on the make
Dead set in them days,
Tryin' ter raise
Stamps for weddin'.
1e see, Jemima and Hal,
And me and my gal
Had poorly rough sleddin'.
Now, squire,
1e ketch the pint,
Me and Hal worked on the tint,
AS ter sheers;
And't appears
We took ter town,
Well,
That jag was hummer,
Two brides that Summer).
How many fishes we got?
Never stopped to count the lot.
But,
Solid TRUTH never flinches-
Them three days take
Let down the lake
About-nine inches.
Forest and Stream.
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BUBBLES.

Children born at sea are rocked in the
cradle of the deep, to be sure; but that
doesn't prevent squalls.
They are going to dramatic the Tweed
revelations. An opera has already been
composed about him." William TELL"
1t is said that few persons who do not
vet know that kerosene is explosive are
rapidly perishing from off the face of the
earth.
"A boarding house mistress like the rest
of us, has her weak and strong points, the
weak points being her coffee and her strong
points the butter.
An apothecary asserted in large com
pany "that all bitter things were hot
"No." replied physician, ga bitter cold
day is an exception"
There is heap O. nonsense about the
"last rose of Summer" Just examine one
and you'll find it full of flies and worms,
and smelling like burnt boot.
-" The funeral was all that could be ex
pected,' says an aged lady who looks upon
these events with an artistic eye. The
display of flowers was grand, and the widow
wept like born angel"
A small child. being asked by a Sun
day school teacher: What did the Israel
ties do after they crossed the Red Sea ~
answered: 81 don't know ma'am, but
tbav 6ria1 thamSa1yeS -
"A man whose appearance indicated
that he was staggering from the excessive
weight of a brick in his hat, being asked if
he was Son of Temperance, repled-''hic
no relation-not even an acquaintance
The sad sea waves moan brokenly along
the deserted shores of the watering places.
Ere long the mighty blast of winter will
arise in all its unrestrained majesty and
sweep down on the land, and cavort among
the Summer pavilions, and scoop out from
under the bathing houses three bushels of
hair pins and one suspender buckle
Mamma who has been quietly watch
ing certain surreptitious proceedings
Willie who helped you to that cake?'
Willie promptly" Hebben, mamma"
Mamma (sternly)--" Sh--sh-sh, you
naughty boy! how dare you tell such
stories ~ Willie-''Tain't my fault if it
is tory, ma. Didn't pa tell beggarman
Eat hebben helped those Eat helped zem-
selves?''
Revival Song The following are two
stanzas of a song which is very popular
among the colored worshipers of this city
and which is often sung at REVEALS:
shake de dus' off my feet,
An walk barefoot on the goldes street.
| know my hides stuck full of sin,
But know old Peter will let me in.
CHORUS
Den rise, children, rise up in a crowd,
An shout an sing to the angels loud;
An fix your eyes on de Ian OBJ rest,
Kase hell am hot as hornets nest.
Raleigh On. c. Observer.
Have you noticed that "cute" way
which a fashionable young lady has of
grabbing the tail end of her dress in prom
enading? If you haven't already done so,
just notice the modus operandi 1t is,
indeed, funny and ridiculous sight to see
lovely woman stop at street crossing,
give her body fairful twist, stoop low,
and reach backward nearly to her heels
and grab from five to forty pounds of trail
full of dust and dirt and shake it five or
six times like buzzard fixing his wings
to fly, then hobble across the street like a
lame turkey to the other side. then let
go" and turn off like a steamer wheel in a
' storm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-06
THE LAWYER AND THE THIEF.

Some time ago, while lawyer was at
tending court in an interior county, he was
applied to by singular specimen of hui
mainly, charged with grand larceny, to de-
fend him. The lawyer very naturally in
quired what crime he was accused Of
The party accused replied that somebody
CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-06
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

TTHE subscriber, having more land than
L he conveniently farm oiferst private sale, the
FARM known ~ the :. IRISH POND Farm. situated
the road leading from Charestown to Brick Meeting
House fuur miles from the former and five miles from
the latter place. adjoining lands of Jesse Boulder, Jona
than Harding, VIM. Thompson and others
There i, of the best APPLE ORCHARDS in the
county this county27 different varieties; Grapes of
: varieties Pears. Peaches Cherries. &c
This Farm is divided into ten fields. There are q or
80 acres of good Woodland. Well, with Pump in it,
at the door The place is well watered any i'll the
If
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ORDER NISI.

WILLIAM r. HOLT and JOHN 7. HOLT. Admins
traitors of John W. Holt, deceased
JAMES COOPER and JOHN SEWALL.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
No. ~. ID. ).
ORDERED, This 2lst day of September,
" 1877. that sale made and reported 10y William
j. Jones' Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate
toned in the proceedings in the ab"ve-entled cause,
be ratified and confirmed unless the contrary
thereof be shown before the 24t day of Novem-
her provided, copy of this Order lie inserted in
newspaper printed in Cecil county, Il week
for month before the the oath day Of October
The Report states the amount OF sales to he $4,000
A. ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy; test, A. W MITCHELL
Sept -, lS71-lm Clerk.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Notice to Creditors.
ORDER NISI.
MARY ELIZABETH CAULk and JOSEPH PRICE
CAULk
WINTER DAVIS CAULK and others

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity
No. 1S9 D. 5.
ORDERED, This Attn day of September,
" A. D. 1877. that the sale made and reported by
William j. Jones Trustee for the sale of the Real
Estate of Elizabeth Cank, deceased. he ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof he
shown before the 9th day of November next :;
provided. copy of this Order be inserted i'll
newspaper printed in Cecil county "A week for
month before the 9th day of October
The Report states the amount of sale he - 200 o.
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL.
Aug s, lS,1-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-06
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,

less The improvements consists of II IsBrIzL,
substantial DWELLING HOUSE, with seven h1afI!.
rooms, and a cellar under the whole good FHi ~,
Barn, 80 10 feet. Stone Stable high Wagon Sl.IIL
house. with Granary WOnl-huuSc. Shop Smokc-huuse,
COrncrihs, sc. very desirable and productive place.
FB-Terns easy.
Possession given the 2jth of March, 1873; but
one purchasing will he allowed 10 put in the wheat
crop this Fall.
rs-Mr Henry Benjamin, residing on the farm. will
lee pleased to show the place to purchasers the sub
scriher residing Zion, will convey purchasers to
the place free OF Charge.
Aug t. lS77-tf JOSIAH REEDER.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. 9th, 1876.
FOR RENT.

~ ROUND TRIP TICKETS from Elkt"n on the
Accommodation Train to Philadelphia and back, same
day, Sl.S5
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-06
NOTICES. &c.

WANTED. -AG ENTS to sell the Album Of
w the Portraits Of all the Presidents
OF the United States from Washington to HAYES. Adj
Washington, d {. sept DIV
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-06

Ceveral Tenant Houses suitable for me-
Mechanics other families, with Gardens attached.
also small Store House Possess ion 18th of March.
Apply to WM X. FREEMAN,
at Back Gre k Mill, Cecil county, Nd.
Peb 10 1S76-tf
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Port Deposit Branch Railroad
Dhila., vii. 4 Bait. Railroad.

Leave Port Deposit 525, sos, 925, ll.a5 A. NJ, and
$50 and 600
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$500 a Year, in
months, 50 cents. Sin
ADVER,
LOCAL MATTER, 10 cents "a
TRANSIENT RATES. cents
ton, and cents line for every ada
One inch of space counted as twelve lines

One Column, $500 per inch for year Three changes
allowed to yearly advertisers without additional charge
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GtiuaS tber GommunisuauS ODER
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Wenn mir bic @runbidss, psI9e in I'M.
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mebr unb mebr Inbdnser finben, etpas
ndber betradten, 10 iteut iid uns suna9it
Der Gommunismus aIs mad Der Serridaft
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man bic sdn5Ii9e 9itersemeinidaft, mo-
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bies ober ienes irbii9e Sab unb @ut, iei
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Gin preutu6es YoItseiMadGem.
Gin RuRer prsuBiG&u Sreibeit.

Die y5rantf. &c." ersdblt foIsenSss
bo4tomii4e preuBii9e 9oliseitiddsn.
Sn benz 0orfe Walitatt bel Saarbriden
belt Dor 8ur3em Der Socialiit Raulis -
beiIduiis bemertt, elm fsinsebiloster Wann,
Der Sobn zines 8rauni9pei9er Staatsans
waItes = cine 8oItsueriammluns al unb
iprad in berislben iiber bas sberne Qobnge,
ies. Sine balbe Stunbe sins @ass gut,
oa plOslid srbebt iid Der iiberwa9snbs
poli,eibeamte unb srfldrt bic 0sriammluns
auf 9runb bss Nrt. ITO bss Sirafseleses
fur aufseIOt. 8auIis, sufd0is obns Strafs
seiesbu9 IN Der Gaide, srtunoist ii9, mas
bisier ibm bis babin unbstannt ssblisbsne
Yaraprapb 40 bier su bebeuten babe.
vOas braude i'd gar ni@t au iasen,A ents
sesnete Der 0srtrstsr Der poli3si, unb bic
VeriammIuns sebt i'm Namsn Oes @eiesss
unb ipsciea oss Mrt. ITO aussiHanber.
Dabeim i9ldst &aulit bas Bud Der Bi.
der fur iebsn suten preuBen auf, unb =
ba IT er, Der aul0ienbe parasrapb ITO
unb aIio lautst er:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28
Die GpiseopaIen uno oie 8ei@t.

gingfew Yorter Gasssblait amilirte firss
LID feline 9eier NIT ben @rssbnifen DER llns
tsrreouns, bic elmer ieinerg eridteritatter nit
psridlebenen Preoisern Der g~piseopaItir9s
lber bic Bei4t bate. Webrere Der Prsbis
ger briidten iid aus, baB bic Sei9t cine
lsbr quite SADIE iei, aber ie ibten bieieIbe
lslblt ni4t umb ueriu9ten aud ni&t ibrs
SdaFein gum Seidten uufsuforbern. Gins
oere erfIarten bic Bei9t fat unumsanslid
notbwenbis gu einem &riiliden 9sbsn umb
ermutbiSen ibre @emeinbe aud bisislbe su
iiben, wdbrenb wieber anbere fs aIs llsbsrs
bleibiel bes papismas usrabi@susn. Ois
prebiser Der beibsn sritsn Sortsn ssisben,
bab bas Bei4ten lest bdufser seidiebt u.
febr ssmein wirb. Dis proteftantii&sn