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The Cecil Whig., 1877-02-24
Meetings Of County Commissioners.
(Sundays excepted. J
on AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. 2.th, 1876

rENnE regular meetings of the County Commissioner
4 Will be held the second TUESDAY Of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County, will please
file The in the Commissioners Office. with legal
voucher: as no account will be allowed properly
rts,rga;tigr To- N"
Collectors a.j others Aaying accounts be stated
settled VIII arly the Clerk during the OF the
Ra;,ru. ~ Order
|. f. NANAKSDALE. Clerk
Commissioners OF Cecil County.
De "A, lS67-y
The Cecil Whig., 1877-02-24
;mtSke Esatat.
Diseases Of Cattle.

At a recent meeting of the Vermont
Dairymen's Association, DR.. Noah
Cressy of the Massachusetts, Agricul-
tural College spoke earnestly of the
need of a better education for the boys
of the present day, in matters relating
to the diseases of domestic animals
With our increased facilities for trans
porting animals, we must be constantly
upon our guard to keep off contagious
diseases. The Texas Fever is an old
disease, but it has only recently been
introduced among our cattle We are
liable to receive diseased animals any
day, from across the ocean, bought by
men with pockets full of money. and
we should see to it that with the impor-
tation of fine COW we are not bringing
with her disease which will cost millions
of dollars to eradicate He paid just
tribute TO the enterprise of the quack
COW doctor No physician ever had so
many cases of ONE KIND in all his prac-
tice as the cow doctor of New England
has had of "horn all" He severely
criticised the educational system OF our
schools. Boys should be taught more
about things they will need to know
when they come to the business OF life.
They should know something of the
rocks, the plants, and soil they tread.
Bows should be educated for practical
llfe and then they will make good ci,i-
zens He then gave some account OF
the symptoms and treatment of the So
called milk fever. There are several
kinds of fever called milk fever. The
one most to be dreaded attacks the COW
within the first two days after calving,
usually within twelve hours. The best
cow is the most likely to be attacked,
and usually at the third calving. If
she fails to notice her calf, is listless,
does not rise, and staggers at the at
tempt, if the eyes are CLASSY, and they
cannot wink, head hot, and apparently
in great pain, the case is one of milk
fever. The treatmant must be imme-
diate, for the disease runs its course in
few hours. He would bled freely,
and physic thoroughly. Give from a
half pound to pound and ahalf of
epson salts, and repeat the dose in an
hour or two if necessary. Give enemas
of CASTLE soapsuds to help relieve the
bowels and meet the physic Put ice
on the head and give half pint of gin,
or quart of cider, with ginger and
pepper In desperate cases, as last
resort. would give a drachm of colonel.
This form of fever might be called brain
fever, and the treatment should aim to
relieve the head from the rush of blood.
Other fevers may be caused by mechan-
ical injury. Many cows are killed every
year by harsh and cruel treatment at
this critical period When the fever is
seated in the abdomen, ice must not be
used on the head The two kinds of
milk fever are entirely distinct, and
require entirely different treatment.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-02-24

All description of rcmriiahla by the Irorer
and dilgrnt use Of this inc~tinahe preparation To
attempt I" cur" bad erS by ii>tcFing III" edges Of the
w"Gni together is folly: for shuud the skin unite
ing-y diseased condition rcTaiHs underneath t. break
"Ut with L nin!d tufy in frW lays The only rl-
tiuua and .cccful treatment indicated 'Iy
: reduce the intium Itiuu in and arunni the wound
and 10 snoih" the ncighhorin" parts 10y rubbing in
plenty of the Ointment salt is forced into meat.
THIS will cn" tn" 'igmart luHur> t" lee drained of
irlh the hard. swollen. and d>rOlnTci parts round
about the wound. ulcer and when these humors
are removed the wounds ;ii"T-"lv"S VIII heal :
hrJ i and water poTltiCrs applied the affect
cl parts. after the Ointment has been well rubbed in
will spothc and soften the and greatly assist the
There i 'l"sCryt If ulcer. and swell
i',. which need not he nnai here. attendant upon the
titles # youth, and ur which This Ointment is urgently
recommended a. snNrrciC.. remedy. In curing such
'u- mons il never tails Ia restore III" system To
hn.ithv state il the Pills be taken according the
~. IItal Ii
The Cecil Whig., 1877-02-24
Pert Deposit Branch Railroad
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS.

INAINS ;.
Leave Port Deposit ~ $50 :; 30 and Il 10 T. H. and
> co. utd els =. NJ.
i."av" p"rryvlr. 7.&o, 906 and ll.25 A. ". and 42G
and 100 p. VI.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-02-24

W Zine that is used under stoves
should never be dampened. If it be-
comes soi!ed or dim, rub with a soft
flannel and little fresh lard Cleaned
in this way, a zinc may always be kept
AS bright as when purchased.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-02-24
Philadelphia, Wilmington and

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s ,EiET ;5==zz5s,=z5zz. ,zz,zzz=z,-
azX2A::s.zZNE-gs;...ss. N=.EE,--NEiTI-.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-02-24
piles, FIstulGs, Structures.

The ;,!nvr class of roTa2 2laus will be removed 10y
nightly "IientiE til" paris with water and then:
Iy most c!"ctually rubin- the Ointment. Persons
Suffering tr" these Girriul complaints should lose
n"nt in arrrsting their progress 1t should Ice
inI-l",d ;lat i is not sufficient merely smear the
nH.';n"ut ihr affected parts. lGt it must he well
rubbed III Tor c"n>iderah time Ihrt" times Il
'iHY. that 1t may he taken into the system, though
r#ipahiC - the eye ihcT" again bread and water
rru.tcr- after tn" rubbing in Ur the Ointment will do
srrat service. This is the only sure treatment FIR
females. uf the stomach or where there
rlsy be a general bearing ,iuwu.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-02-24
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CARS LEAVE ELkTC

CARS LEAVE ELkTON,
Fer Baltimore: For Philadelphia:
iNt Train O. 2iA. II. LIST Train, az \. ".
2n! 2ul p. u. 2ud . 900 \. ".
"fi I.52 A. VI. %rd " +.57 P. NJ.
iI = Sos p. NJ.
.tn. 1871 BENZ. WELLS, Agent.
The Cecil Whig., 1877-02-24
IMPORTANT N0TIGE,
As the long nights are upon us, when more artificial
light is necessary behooves all who require good
ILLUMINATING OIL

to examine it carefully and ascertain beyond the poss
hiiy of doubt its perfect safety Ii is established
fact that ourtiths of the ordinary Coal Oil found in
the market is quite niamnabe and dangerous ignit-
ing readily at ordinary temperatures when brought in
contact with the flame of lighted match During the
Winter the newspapers almost daily record the fact OF
terrible suffering and death from the taking fire of
Coal Oil 10y the breaking upsetting OF amps. All
of
The Cecil Whig., 1877-02-24

CtUTI0N!-Nonc genuine unless the si-nat ure
Of j iNYpr"E agent for the United State" surrounds
each box C Pills ana ointment hand. d.rnr reward
will b" given T. any rendering such Information
may LEAD I" tia detection # any party parties conn
rt,ing the mrdiCue- or venting the same, knowing
them to lie srnIiuns.
~ Sold at the Ntnufactorv cf Professor UaLInw,Y
Co New York. aud I,y all ctahr Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine throughout -" rjyiIiz. world it,
pot 1t - cents. - 'rhis. .l,t E ctch.
nq-The-e i considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
n B-Directons for the guidance of patients iu
every disorder are affixed to each pot
The Cecil Whig., 1877-02-24
SIMM'S PAIN SEARcHER

will give immediate relief in Neuralgia, Headache,
sudden Colds Tooth4che Sore Threat, Darrhea Dysen-
terry Spran Bruises Painters Collie, Sour Stomach &c
and III Rheumatism it has never failed To cure the
worst case matter how long standing. whether acute
Chronic. We have hundreds # references.
The application of the Pain Searcher to the parts a'ec-
ted will afford immediate
A half to teaspounfui in halfa teacup Of warm.
sweetened water, will almost instantly cure Cramps and
Pains the stomach and bowels, sick Ii, aiache, neu-
ralgia stomach collie. Garrhca wind in the stom-
ach, and bowels painters colo, dysentery and all III
terna aud external pains.
Travellers will find Pain Searcher = splendid med
icne prevent a change of water from hurting the
system. As household remedy, it is elegant. as it
meets the requirements in many different cases
Phy sicaus Cersyman Lawyers. Editors and Dunrt ds
Of pc pie. speak well of it the tet OF pam med
icnes Remember il is used iuwatGly and nutwardy
Do be put off with other articles. Make your drug
gis dealer give you The Pain Scarcher 80 cts bot
tie. six Tor s.. so.
Principal Depot 4th and King streets, Wilmington,
Delaware.
Philadelphia depot 602 Arch street: Baltimore DEPOT
10> Baltimore street ana sold at Retail by Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines. feb l0-ly
The Cecil Whig., 1877-02-24
DrOpsicm Stceiiings, Paralysis, and
Stir Joints.

Aith ugh iii" above complaints differ widely in their
~ gin and mature" Yet they all require local treatment.
M.ur of tur worst cases. IF such disease will Weld i'll
comparatively snort space q" tlm- when thi Ointment
is diligently rubbed into the parts affected even after
every "tirr means have Failed In all serious irdrs
the ii- should h" taken according the printed di-
r,cIiuus accompanying each box.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18
BILHED.


A rensioner suser. from Too much Conn.,
depce.
Saturday afternoon Officer Harlow, Of the
Firth precinct, arrested man named Edwin
King on the charge Of robbing a lame pen
sioncr named John White Of $40 II l. charged
that White had been drinking, and King fell
in with him on ID street. near the corner of
Tenth street, and they commenced drinking
together. This they kept up for some time,
and during their rounds King procured bot
tie Of whisky.
Amer considerable perambulating White
expressed desire to 20 TO some place where
he could take nap. King took him to the
house Of Mrs. Louise Butler, who kceps tho
Eureka employment Office, on ID street, near
Ninth street northwest, not square from where
they met, and procured a room for him. While
in the room King gave White drink from his
bottle, which 1t Is supposed was druggcd, and
then, II Is alleged, King took from the pockets
OF his newly companion SO bill. A
printer named Ford, learning Of the circum-
stance, reported IL to the officer.
When the officer made the arrest King
stoutly denied all knowledge Of Whites
money. The officer took his prisoner to Whites
RON, aroused him aud asked him about the
matter, when he expressed great surprise, and
on looking in his pockets discovered for the
inst time that he had been robbed. When
King entered the room with the officer he told
him not 10 arouse White, as he had given him
some medicine the doctor had prescribed for
him to make him sleep. In justice to King Ii
may he stated that IL Is claimed by some who
know him mot his associates, however, that
King took the money for the purpose Of keep
ing It for White. aud that another printer
snatchcd II from Kings hand and spent II.
The facts will all be brought out in the trial
this morniny
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
SKETCHES 1BOUT THE CTR M THE
REPUBLICAN, EPORTERS..

poro,,c Pro,rr, The .,n,,, ro,,,,. os
Mo po,o,,ao ri sinh Iii az. 49, ,' ~, -
potomac A. a,c,ocp III. .,.l paou "" tn
,ony.a nyor which H. -. Iii ~ u',..., =
iistanec of two miles s,,r,;na from AZ pa,o'
80 ~. wv n a s-'i,hs rom ,ny io,o ~,
buoy aud return. The programme comprises
ehe Following races: Senior scull race-Cough-
lin, Brice and Cropley. Junior single--Bar-
BARN, Bailey aud Bcstor. Married and single
fours: Married-Coughlin, 4; Carpenter. 3;
dodge, =; Gibson, bow. Single-Schaefler, 4:
Whoeler, ?; Derrick, .; Brice, bow. Junior
fours Shell Sue Shepherd-Shaeiier. I; Gadsby,
3; Doyle, 2; Bester, bow. Shell Saratoga
barbarin, 4; Bailey, .; Kaufman, 3; Barton,
bow.
Roy NATURALIZATION, IN o,o,oo, ,,s, Mich,
the show ,yindoy of ,hn no,;on s,ar. a. IL
w, s, simonds. on Ninth between II and =
streets northwest was brntcn into .,J ,nihoJ
of a nnmber Of hase hall. .,d n,,ar ,,,;.i..
While Policeman Ucinlein was nst ,o,,;n,, ,h.,
portion of his heat near the hvennc tho,tra
two bows anproacbed sboue5 Mir, ,ha r.
balls and stated to him that ,Lcy h.d mn.
chased them far ton cent. from, son,s ~ ,,5
believed they wcre s,nlon .,a ,,,rnaj r.
over 10 the officer The hovs ac.o,,,na,,;o,, H.
officer to Ninth street. vberc thcy cam. a..
three of the HAYS who Lii ,ha I,.i,s T,a "a;
Ger arrested and toni them m the T,,,h' =, roa,
station. where tbcy ,,,ya thc;r ,au,as ~ as,rI.'
Gibbs, John Jaskson cnloreJ and ph;i;n
Kaiser. white The oBccr r,ca,,.r..,, On ~, ~
the halls and n fife from them Tbcy ,ver.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18
DROPUsALs FOR CHAIN IRON.

IDROlOSAlS FOR CHAIN IRON.
CoNNASDASr's OFFICE NAVY YARD,l
wAsuISGroS, June 5. 1877.
Sealed proposals. aldrrSscd to the commandant
of this yard Tor furnishing ~ OrD pounds OF chain.
cable irun. will be received until y o'clock m. Of
the ;shh instant The proposals Will state the price
per pound Of each size which Is to he delivered at
This yard free from all charges for freight, &c.
Proposals from manufacturers, or regular dealers
In iron. will only be considered.
The Iron To In Of the best refined American. The
whole must he delivered IN straight lengths, free
from flaws ragged ends and other defects, ands
ject to the Government proOftests.
The sizes and lengths required are as follows.yiz:
80 links, ~ inch diameter a1l4 inches long, III
pounds
l67 links; I5lO inch diameter, 2sl inches long,
7.sS links. l Lille inch diameter. eo,I inches
long, ~ ,2s6 pounds.
2.0.I links 5-i6 inch diameter, l514 inches long
bsslinEs i-i6 inch diameter, Is inches long,
lD links, ZIG inch diameter, 1871 inches long
eJs0 links inch diameter, II inches long, 6,2oi
pounds
rRoor TEsrs
Three per cent will be selected, indscriminately,
from each size, and will be submitted to the follow
ist. Ali sizes below SIG inch must stand bend
ing cold until the sides are brought into contact
thrOnshout their whole lengths without signs Of
fncturc.
81. Ali sizes above. and including SIG inch
must stand bonding cold until the sides brought
parallel THE distance between the sides not to ex
coed two inchcs) without signs of fracture.
Sd. All sizes must stand bending hot until the
sides arc brought closely together throughout their
whole length without signs Of fracture.
9TH. All sizes below 3l6 inch must stand mean
tensile strain Of j50 pounds per square inch; any
piece falling below 5000 pounds WIN reject the lot
9Th. All sizes between i SID and "a inch inclu
sive must stand average tensile strain Of $1,000
pounds per square inch; any piece falling below
52DO pounds will reject thelot.
9Th The Of the fractured section Of all sizes
must not exceed 10 per cent. or fall below d per
cent of the original area.
eth. A certain number Of hars win be made into
chain links, nnd must stand u satisfactory test Of
the strength Of the weld and other properties con-
nccted Herewith.
sth. All iron must be tested In the condition In
which II comes from the manufacturer; no rcduc.
ton In size by turning otherwise WILDE allowed
9TH. strict compliance with the above tests I'LL
be required To insure acceptance.
JOHN G. FEBIGER,
jeSFiw Commodore, Commandant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18

YArT9pEis,w vol, s,o,v, ,..o,, :, III. mos, ,.,,,,.
"a part Of aondoun county, Virginia. at terminus Of
W. and %. Railroad Ave minutes walk from depot;
two and half miles from Smokers Gap, and one
mile from Blue Ridge Mountain will be open LIST June
Its beautiful mountain scenery, pleasant walks and
drives and large rooms together with Its healthy oca
tion, renders II n most reliable summer Resort.
place. Two daily trains from Washington. Gentle
men can visit their families IN evening, return next
morning time for business, being only two and hal
hours on road. Stereoscopc views of place at isl
Pennsylvania avenue. Terms moderate. Address
BENNET"T WRIGHT
,,..,, Round Hill Depot. Lrudoun county, Va
Iellm yanla ayenun
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18

Now Is the time OF year for pneumonia. lung
fever. Sc Every family should have a bottle Of
BusChcc's German syrup. Don't allow for one mo-
meni mat cough 70 tnEe mold OF your child. Your
mcnii Group. hemOrThsgcs and other fatal diseases
may sct in. Although II Is true German syrup Is
curing thousands OF these dreadful diseases yet II
is much better 10 have II at hand when three doses
will cure you. One bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep you safe from danger.
II you are cOnsumPtive do not rest until you have
lTied this remedy sample bottles 10 cents Regu-
lar size Is cents Sold by your druggist Charles
sIV;t i Co.. Wholesale agents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18

A FATAL DOSE OF BESzISE.-About noon
yesterday a little son Of Mr.. Daniel Rothwell,
residing at No. 10 Ninth street southeast, OBJ
tanned a bottle OF benzine from cupboard and
FAINT sister who was lying on the floor. DIR.
McKim was summoned rs soon as the parents
discovered what had been done, and rendered
all the medical assistance in his power, but
the child remains in n critical condition, and
will pIohahably die. The age Of the hoy who
administered the benzine is but three and A.
half years, and the victim less than two
years.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18

THIRD SEASON OF THE LyCECM BUREAU
4 ENCURSlONS-Stesme Mary Washington
Regular trips every wEDNEsDAY. Leave seventh
street wharf at y. return al II y. M Tickets,
nny cents. The following organization will Join In
the above excursion on the dates named All who
members
9 Paul's English Lutheran church Friday Junr ..
day aed evening
Bocxbinders' Mutuai Relief Association, June 80.
evening
Ing Iei-3m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18

THIS popular remedy for dyspepsia, biliousEess
s;cs E:Ada BE oar stomach. vertigo. constipation.
AL all d.'eases arising from diso:dered stomach
-: liver is sold by all druggists = cents per pack
sgs-Esk !rg q:a!t OF medicine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18

pRoPosAIs FOR FRESH BEEF, &c.

NAVY PAY OrrrcE,
WASHINGTON, u. c. June II. 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until y o'clock on the 18th day Of June, 1877. for
supplying such quantities Of fresh beef aud vegc-
tables, fresh bread and for baking bread may be
required at the navy yard and station at Wash.
ington, d. C., during the fiscal year ending June
10, 1871
Blank forms Of offer and all necessary informa.
tlon to specifications and the quantities required
can DO procured by applying To the Inspector OF
Provisions and Clothing at the Washington navy
yard. W. ". WILLIAMS,
lelIlAMA PnN In.ncctnr Il 4 Navy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18
SPRINGS AND BATHS.

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA, VIA WIN.
CHESTER, VA.
Nearer to Washington City Baltimore. Philadelphia,
and New York than any q the Virginia springs,
OPEN JUNE l.
One OF the most attractive of the resorts In
the Virginia Mountains, and Its mineral waters
among the most medicinal. They are alkaline car
donated, containing also salts Of Lytha. The bath
Ing Is supeTb Rooms spacious and airy.
The diseases IN which these waters are OF notable
efficacy are Calculus, CATARRHAL Affections OF KID
Leys and Bladder, Diseases OF the Liver, Gall Stones
SO Catarrhal affections of the organs OF respiration,
Chronic Pneumonia, Pleuradc Exudatons, Dyspep-
STA, and other Catarrhal affections OF stomach and
Bowels; Uterine CatarTah Govt and Rheumatism,
Diabetes, Mellitus, Diseases OF the skim and u
dernl restorative OF the female constitution In hd-
dillon TO the CapOn Fountain, there are two iron
springs, second TO none. Daily malls, and telegraph
Office IN the house. Music by FINN Regiment Band,
Of Baltimore Rates lower than ever before,
Send for pamphlet.
Jetlm VIM H. SALE, Proprietor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18
Trrru Hv,Nro az NrGIFrT

car=ot &c restored Young people remember this
U.s ts.ly ThITs:ons Ivory Pearl TUO,h Powder.
Il will preserve your teeth from decay, and keep
them s0-Ed. clean aud white through life. - aad
- c6G:s pet bottle soil by all druggists
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18

needs occAsio=ally some oleageno:s application 4
P:evstu Is becoming dry ard haIsh. Thompson
faG:Ete Op.!I.s Is spe ALLY suitable; II keeps The
:aiI san AID glossy, AID impsrts 20 II strength ant
y!:a!!:y. p Aai y ce..s per eO:ilc. sold BY al
drg So
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18
DINEY POINT HOTEL.
L ST. MARY IS COUNTY, MARYLAND.

This favorte place Of resort. nearer to Washington
and more easily reached than any other has been
taken by the undersigned who proposes 10 increase It's
attractions during the present season,
As place for safe rowing, sailing fishing and bath
Ing, y i unsurpassed. and propose to keep the house
In better style than ever. Good music and dancing
can be indulged In at any time.
Terms-Pnr day, seG per week, sie to tl5 per
month, 10 to so children and servants, half price.
Special rates for families.
ietim ANDREW J. swEETsER. Prop.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18

e :Ow AbsO.G,e,y Necessary. Throw not aside yorr
soi!et glove. but renOvate them with lowers H.
c1G:O'.s I'D Glove Cleaner. II viii clean them
ia0:o2gh.y essi!y ard quickly Sod a. drug and
.E:-y s.O:es Is se:is per hUI;!e
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18
June I. isU

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO IN
L form their friends and the public generally TINT
they VIII continue the MILLING BpSINf sSS under
the htm name OF DEENER & ClsSEL at the Pioneer
Mills, corner Grace and Potumac streets, GcorIetown
ID. e., where they will continue to manufacture the
celebrated Centennial First Premium Great swiss
i i,; A.. H. Hers Best and Other grades OF
ronns- heretofore extended 10 the late ATW Of Dccer
Cissel 4 welch. JQa, ~. 8xEStlt,
lelt-tm GID. W, l1YltI,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18
SUMNER REsORTy.

NINNEQUA HOUSE,
WI MINNEQUA SPRINGS
BRADFORD COUNTY, PA.
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN
MADE THIS SEASON.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
IIb FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL.
Pure Air, charming scenery, tine Trout Fishing and
Accommodations for nearly Five Hundred Guests.
Water ofunsurpaSs't medicinal qualities
On Northern Central Railway; eight hours ride,
without change from baltimore; within two-and a.
half hours ride OF Watkins Glen. Parties can
thoroughly explore the latter and return 10 Mnnen
the same day For circular containing terms, analysis
Of water and other Information address,
my3l-1m w. ID. TYLER, superintendent.
rINHE WENTWORTH HOUSE,
NEWCASTLE. N. II.
Three miles from Portsmonth.) will open fer the
son June u, under new management. with new APP
polntments. finy rooms have been added To tie
house the present season, making II now one Of the
largest and In point oflocalily, convenience and c
scenery without rival on the coast. The long aud
successful experience OF the subscriber Is u sutli.lt
guarantee that the most sanguinp nnticpations ur hts
guests will be realized For circulars, iii June IS send
TO Hay state House." BOSTON, Mas
nys.Tu&Thsm GIDEON HAYNES. Proprietor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18

q ETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL NOW OPEN
" FOR THE SUMMER.
Hotel delightfully."- located In null view OF the mount
nins, and surrounding scenery unequaled. Rooms
handsomely furnished and table unsurpassed Hot
and cold kataly's water baths
EAGLE HOTEL.
situated In Gettysburg. Pa, and open all the year
round springs Hotel ~ per day and en- to SIS per
week, Eagle Hotel y per day and q to !s per week
Address GEORGE IlOPPESs. Proprietor.
Jeiblm Gettysburg. Pa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-18

addition to the medals received in New York for
many years, and In London In 1857, Is awarded ne
hghes d,rart seiai at the Centennial Expedition In
Philadelphia, 1874