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Late News Items.

The Orangemen didn't parade.
The Bliss Monument at Rome, Pa, was
unveiled on Tuesday afternoon.
Ann Burns, only two years old, died of
hydrophobia in New York, on Friday.
The war in the West is so serious that
the President may call ont the Pacific
Coast militia.
The subscriptions to the new loan
amount to over $25,000,O0 The bonds
are at par in London.
The Russians admit that the siege of
kars has been raised, and that the left
wing has been forced to retreat.
The first bale of Texas cotton raised this
season was received in New Orleans on
Wednesday. 1t weighed 475 pounds
At Boston, on Wednesday, an unknown
thief stole from the office of #. B. Froth
lngham trunk containing $3.50 worth
of bonds.
The boiler of steam thresher at Nash
vile, ILL.,, exploded on Saturday, iniuring
five men, two of them SO badly that they
died the same day.
Oakley s. Barker, Commodore Wander
bits grandson, against whom an indict-
ment has been found for larceny, has been
admitted to bail in $1,000
Four houses, load of hay and three
masted schooner were struck by lightning
at Elizabeth, N. j., Monday night. Two
persons were slightly injured.
hurricane Sunday night blew down a
large mill at North Bend, Neb., and de-
molishe1 one span of the bridge over the
North Platte, at Schuyler, Neb.
The promoters of the Liberian emigra-
ton scheme claim to have enrolled the
names of 2, 500 colored persons in Charles
ton and 10000 in the State Of South Caro-.
lima who consent to emigrate.
Over 1000 applications for consulships
are now on file in the State Department.
Only one salared consulship-at the I'M
healthy port of ST. Paul de Loando, on the
west coast of Africa-is vacant at this time.
The Steamer Fletcher arrived at Bismarck
on Wednesday with the remains of Gen.
Custer and other officers massacred with
him in June of last year. They will be
taken to Fort Lincoln for the present.
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Respectfully, GEORGE EARLE, JR.

We certainly have no desire to do injus-
tice to Mr.. Earle. whom we have always
regarded as heightened and honorable
gentleman, nor would we willingly do in
justice to any of the parties connected with
this or any other case. We therefore give
the version of those who believe in the
honesty of the case that our readers may
be able to judge for themselves as to it's
merits.-Eds. .Amel1can.
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THE Chicago "Inter-Ocean "pretends
to have information that the French
Government has despatched agents to
that city to buy immense quantities Of
cured pork. From this it infers that
France is preparing for war.
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THE Baltimore Pension Agency was
closed on Tuesday. Hereafter pen
sioners must send their, applications to
the Washington Agency.
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Is Grover Senator ode jure" or ode
faeto;" and if so, which? He ought to
come East and Organize the Tilden
Reform party, now SO badly fallen to
pieceC
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Mr. BUCKALEw, of Pennsylvania,
thinks the Democracy will put Tilden
again on the track, because they ran
Jackson a second time in 1928. The
idea of putting Tilden and Jackson
into the same paragraph!
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DEMOCRATIC journals are terribly an
xious about the irrepressible conflict"
in the Republican party. Stand back,
gentlemen this is none of your funeral.
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THE RUSSIAN TAcTIcs.-The Rus
sian army has penetrated the enemy's
country like wedge, cutting the forces
opposed to them in two, with no chance
OF being brought together, and either
OF the two parts are powerless to op-
posed it. The country south of the
Balkan from the Euxine, to long dis
lance west of that sea-that is to saw.
the greater part of Bulgaria-is strong
ly occupied by the Russian troops,
whose march will be impeded only by
the necessity of waiting for supplies.
When these are sufficient the advancing
army can select, at its pleasure, one of
two or three passes though the Balkans,
and passing though these mountains,
descend on the rich plains south of them,
and in no long time arrive before Adrian
ople. 1t was at that city the treaty of
peace was signed between Russia and
Turkey in 1929, when Russia made the
mistake, which she is not likely to re-
peat, of giving up the Danubian prin-
cipalities to the Porte
THERE was some little trepidation
among the chivalry of Mississippi when
it was declared that Mr.. Mcclellan,
killed in The attack on the Chisolm
family, was British subject, and that
the British Government would make
inquiry into the case The murderers
did not fear their own Government,
State or National; British interference
was another matter 1t is now reported
on Mississippi authority that Mcclellan
served as volunteer in the Confeder-
ate Army, that he afterward sought to
evade CONSUMPTION on the ground that
he was British subject, and that the
British Consul at Mobile refused to al
low him protection on account of bis
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SUMNER RESORT NOTES.

Gov. Lee Carroll is at Cape May.
Lolita is at Cape May and Maggie Mitch
ell at Long Branch.
Long Branch has G. w. Childs, Anthony
J. Drexel, Daniel Dougherty and Mayor
Stokely, Of Philadelphia.
Readings by alleged amateurs are
now in order at seaside hotels, but the law
compelling guests to attend is not in force
When the band strikes up the L" Beauti-
pleasant evenings, there is general Rus.
sian to arms.
Somebody probably competing for the
prize for wits says, that the trains worn by
ladies at Saratoga are considerably longer
than those that come into the village depot.
Some of the Narragansett hotels seem to
be preparing for " wake" At one there
are twenty servants and thirteen guests.
The margin of profit of this kind of bust
ness cannot be seen with the nude optic!
''See them stylish cascades" exclaimed
Mrs. Eeneeling, at Watkins Glen, and
straightway she fell over a twenty foot
precipice and shook herself up terribly.
She arose, arranged her furbelowS, and
said; I" amt got no more enthusiasm for
Nature in me, you kin bet.''
Very few noblemen have yet appeared at
the GUNNER resorts, except natures, and
they do not usually make themselves eou-
spicuous by spending money. All the emf
nent foreigners with bow windows to their
names, that have gone on the tourists path
thus far have made their mark on the book
at the Clifton House, Niagara.
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THE Ohio Republicans will have
nice time of it trying to make an indor-
sement of the President and a demand
for the repeal of the Resumption Act
lie peacefully in the same platform.
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ELKTON. JULY II, 1877.

PACKARD and Pitkins are said to he
at the bottom of the Louisiana indiet-
ments.
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AT ELKToN, IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
AT the close Of business, 22nd day of June, 1877.
RESOURCES

State Of Maryland, County If CecR S.:
l. CHAS b. FINLEY Cashier of the alove-ramed
Bank do sulemnly that the above statement Is
true, to the best of my knowledge and belief
CIIAS. B FINLEY Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this ninth day Of
July 1877. X. +. LAMAR
Notary Public.
Correct Attest
5 ! IF fSS ! st 1 ssss"nI1 Directors.
July Il lN11-lw
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In Alabama witnesses for the Gov
eminent in counterfeit cases are sienc-
ed by poison and shooting
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SOME persons are beginning to en-
terrain suspicion that the civil service
reform is great deal like the Irish
mans flea.
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MEXICO is moderate. She simply
asks that only regular troops be sent
across the line in pursuit of cattle thieves.
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FITzHuGH wants to go to England,
just to show them lord fellers that he
is bigger man than old Grant"
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A postmaster out in Wisconsin says:
eff an edct is issued that office-holders
shall not edit political papers, we shall
cling to the Office and change this to a
Sunday.school journal"
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I What a blessing to the poor would
be such wholesome purifier and preven-
tive of contagion as Glenn,s Sulphur Soap,
could it be distributed among them. Why
don't some rhilanthropist act on this hint
Depot Crittenton's, No. Sixth Avenue,
New York. Hills Hair & Whisker Dye,
black or brown, 80 cts. 40.
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4 TINE HoNoREp SpEcIFIc.-The long
and successful career of DR.. WIsHARTs
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL, as contrastea
with the speedy collapse of nostrums de-
void of efficacy which have from time to
time been pulled into a brief notoriety dur
ing the twenty odd years that this cele-
DRAFTED medicine has been sold, affords a
proof that the American public continues
to repose its confidence in deserving arti-
cles only. The PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
has long been recognized as the leading
specific for Consumption, Bronchitis, Dip
iberia, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and all
other diseases of the breathing organs. 1t
is, moreover, certain, speedy, and safe
botanis remedy fer Dyspepsia, Liver Dis
orders, Urinary Troubles, scrofplops Afiec-
lions, Gravel, Dropsy, Debility, Coustipa.
ton, and Female Complaints. Constantly
accommodating evidence of an unimpeacha-
bic character establishes the fact that it
not only entirely eradicates the diseases to
which it is adapted, but also that its action
is remarkably prompt and thorough. The
crucial test Of experience has demonstrated
its reliability in every particular. Sold by
all druggists. Principal Depot No. 916 Fill
bert street, Phi. a ielphia, Pa. 56.
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those recommending the application. therefor, and
Their Bondsmen, AS required by law.
Published by Orr'er Of the Temperance Committee Of
North East ". f. Church,
Since the efforts made by iarge ,aajorify of the
voters of the 9TH Election district have filled secure
the cooperation of the legislators of our county III
giving Us law that Il ma oriy of the voters in the
district should DECADE whether should have ntoNi-
eating fluids sold as beverage or not submit
TO the public the of the ,T who have yoluntar-
lily assumed To be sponsors for the liquor traffic for the
present year
FOR BES0NI +. THOMAS.
Jesse S. Eoulden Saml d. Mallitt. VIM. T. Dawson
Geo. Racine Levi Ridde Anthony George,
7. ": Nowlaud, Stephen Crouch, George i. Inl,
j. C. MsSsmes j. r r"r WIN, Wm Rsmssy
Anthony George. William I. Ramsay.
Httness Ia BlTi-T. A. Wurrall.
FOR JACOB GILBERT
Louis G. Harlan, John d. Russell, Sall D. Moaitt
Benon F. Thomas, f. b Smith, Amos B. Cox
Thos. W. Rowland, Thomas Burns, Jos. Benjamin.
b""''me"-J"eob ,i., Gilbert, Anthony George
HLtntsa tn iinni-Joseph Benz emin.
FOR WILLIAM 7. RAMSEY.
Saml NJ johnson, i. Househeeper, Jesse q. Bouldep
r. j Barber, Joseph benjamin, Matthew Russell,
John 7. Lynch, Nathan Alexander, }. W. Cruthers
Thomas Tyson, Benoni +. Thomas, Levi Ridell.
BondSmen-Wiliiam I. Ramsey, Thomas Tyson.
HRHt$S 10 Bond-Bcniamin +. Logan.
FOR JOSEPH TAYLOR
G. W. Benjamin John b. Russell, VIM T. Ramsey
T. !. Thomas, l.. u, Harlan, Samuel Burns,
J. y. BLACK. Levi Riddell G. s. Jetferis
! Thomas k'ideii, T. AleEaHdef LEWIS BoIlden.
BOnlsnen-Joseph Taylor. Levi Riadcll,
John y. Russell
UHne2S 10 BO,Hi-Granyille Jeller;s.
FOR VALENTINE b. ALGARD.
Henry Frederick, Il. +. Thomas. VIM. H. Baker,
John RUSSELL SHm'l ID. Moflitt, Jas K foreaker,
Daniel LilIay, Louis q. Harlan, Thomas Tyson,
Joseph Murphy, Joseph Weaver Jos. Benjamin.
Observation-Disclosures b. Atgard, Henry Frederick,
Joseph benjamin.
UR"eSS 10 BOHd-Wm. McNeisht.
July Ii, lS77-5w
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REAL ESTATE.
FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM of over $50 acres; within four
L a miles of Elkton. The land is in "a high state
OF cultivation: of good natural quality with <Heax
all necessary BUILDINGS. all new F1iR%
For further particulars, call or address ~ KA
the subscriber. at Cherry Hill, Cecil county ~
Nd. FRANCIS j;REEN
July :. 1S77-3w
**sIntethge"cer. Doyles town, please copy weeks
and send bill to this Office.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors of Aaron
MiIIn. deceased 10 file their claims with the voucher
thereof in the Office of the Register Wills for Cecil
county, within four months from the day of sale
CLINTON MCCULLOUGH,
July Il, lNII-tS Trustee
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT

ENHE STORE ROOM in Tie Cecil WHO
4 Building. recently occupied 10y )hn Wilkinson
Possession given Immediately. Apply at
Sep t., 1S,6-tf THIS OFFICE
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SIMM'S PAIN SEARcHER


will give immediate relief in Neuralgia, Headache
sudden Colds Toohache, Sore Throat, Darrlea Dysen-
Sprans, Bruises Painters Collie Sour Stomach &C.
and in Rheumatism il has never failed to cure the
case, matter how long standing whether acute
Chronic. We have hundreds of references.
The application of the Pain Searccr parts ,ec
ted i'll afford immediate ease
A half III one tcaspoonfu in half "a teacup of warm
sweetene water, VIII almost instantly Cramps and
Pains i'll the stomach and bowels sick headache mem
rgi stomach, collie, darrhea wind in the stom-
ach, and bowels. painters collie, ysentery and all in
trrna aud external pains.
Travellers will find the Pain Srarchcr sIenJii mod
lcne 10 prevent change of water from hurting the
system AS n household remedy, it is elegant AS it
meets the requirements in Sc many different cases
Physicians, Clergyman Lawyers, Editors and hundreds
ct people speak well of it the greatest of pain med
icues. Remember it is used iuwaidly and outwarIly
Do not be put off with other articles Make your drug
sist or dealer give you the Pain Scarcher 81 cts bot
tie, or six for s. so.
Principal Depot, lth and King streets Wilmington
Delaware.
Philadelphia depot, COZ Arch street: Baltimore depot
ioa baltimore street; and sold at Retail by Druggists
anu peHers III Medicines feb 10y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Annual Meeting Of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CECIL COUNTY.
HNHE Goth Annual Meeting of this Com
4 lany will be held ut their Office in the town of
Eikton, on SATURDAY, the 4th day of August next
at IL o'clock H. NJ
At that meeting there will he due from each member
payment of per cent. his or her Premium Note
All Policies not paid before o'clock p. NJ of that
day will be suspended-the property standing ut the
owner risk until payment is made.
An election for nine Managers serve for the eusu
ing year will be held in that day. The polls to be
opened at = o'clock p. NJ.
+. A. ELLIS,
July H. lS17-tm Secretary
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to me and think can convince them that it is what
the farmers have been wanting for some time use it
on oats and wheat with the very best results 1t
also brings good crops ef potatoes.
Yours truly, JOSEPH T. GROVES.
BAY VIEW May 10, 1877.
Use the "N"tio"oi Bone, and will continue to do
SO as long AS ii Is made as good it is irst,
because 1t pays me better than any other Bone il has
no waste iii it. and get for my money than
wonid by buying other Bone Second because il gives
me larger yields of wheat corn, oats aud potatoes.
GEO. s. McNEI.
PuRT DEPOSIT. June S, 1877.
MEssRs. DAVIS PuGH-Gents The "(hicaq2 Nj
t'ohdt IS a No. manure. AMI If farmers would use
more of it. in place of of the luw-nraCe humhups
they wonld raise more grain and have more money ut
the end Of the year. use Ii on and wheat with
the very best results JOHN WINCHESTER.
WcoD LAWN Cecil county, Nd.
DAVIS PuGH-Frenis: If there is any person or
persons that doubt the virtue of the Chicdgo Nafioaa
Bone, let them write 10 me and I will satisfy them
that it one of the lest Bones that came into
Cecil county. use it on everything plant, and it
pays better than any other have ever used as yet
Yours respectfully EDWIN T. BROWN.
PEEErvILLE, June /, 1877.
DAVIS PrGn-Esteened Sirs: have rseti the Chi
cogo National B9nc" l don't mean the National Solu-
Bile; mean the Chics:" Nationals; and take pleasure
in recommending il To all who want a No. Bone and
eau safely say it is one of the very best.
FREDERICK STUMP
MEssRs. DAVIS PuGu-Sirs: " e have used all kinds
of fertilizers and yet have found none to paw us as
well as the ChicdgD National Bone
WALTER GATHER, Principle p O.
ANT G: THOMPSON, Wood Lawn.
ABlJAH KNIGHT,
MOSES NESBITT Colora.
J. C. WARNER, Wood Lawn.
JOHN MAuLDIN. Perryyille
ANDREW LYON, Port Deposit
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ALL THE REAL ESTATE

whereof Aaron Ningln. late of Cecil county died
seized and possessed This property is situated in Cecil
county on the public road leading from Cherry lill in
said county. t" Newark Delaware, about three miles
from either place, and about five miles from Elktun
adjoining, lands at James Mckan- William Campbell
the heirs of John pcvnn"y ard others 1t consists of ,
trac uf l. ga nj
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So ACRES, MORE OR LESS,

and improved with a comfortable Log DWELL $50,
ING HOUSE, good Frame Barn, nearly new TSssf N
Corn Crib. and other outhu lliugs NJ ~
Tie natural quality Of the land is good and S1b ~
it i enclosed with fair fencing
The location of this property is excellent being
situated in thriving neg l,orhoo!, convenient To
churches, schools, mills &c. and within easy of
the railroad 7" any desiring to purchase small
farm it furnishes very desirable investment.
TERMS OF SALE.-Thr terms of sale. prescribed 10y
the decree require oncthr of the purchase money to
he paid in cash IN the day of sale onrthird in Six
months. and the remaining one-thiri in Twelve months
from the day of sale. The credit pay mrnts to bear
interest from the day of sale and be secured by tn.
Bond or Notes of the purchaser with security approved
Icy the Trustee. Cost Of conv"yaucing be paid by
purchaser.
Clinton MrCTIIOIGJ Trrs...
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LIST OF LICENSES

TTNO sell Spirituous and Fermented Liquors
l. and Lager Beer. in the Fifth Election District with
those recommending the applications therefor, and
their Bondsmen, required by law.
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BAY VIEW, May II. 1877.

DAVIS PuGH Il CU-Srs I have used the CLicddO
National Bone on wheat, and potatoes and il any
doubts the quality of this Bone tell them write
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NORTH EAST, May II, 1877.
MEssEs. DAVIS. PuGH Co: have used the Ncti9nal
Bone" on wheat. and like it better than any Bone l
put land. and will it again this Spring
on corn. am satisfied it cannot he beat
Yours respectfully, WM. X. MEARNES.
NORTH EAST Sept. &, 1870
DAVIS. PUGH Co-Sirs: | used the Chjcpro Na-
the good effects of it, Please send me five tons of
it for wheat. shall it next Spring on corn am
convinced it is the very best fertilizer put my
land. ISAAC Z. CoLLINGS
CONSTABLE FARM, ,rt Deposit
june !, 1877.
DAVIS PuGH-tientcmen: l have used the CLicry.
National Bone, and frankly say that it is beyond
ami brings good crops Of wheat, corn aud POTATOES
Yours, JAMES A. MACkEY.
ZION, May 5, 1877
DAVIS. rrGn Co sirs 1 have used the Chicago
Nati"nnl Bonc. and like it we'll am satisfied it is II
No. manure, and will bring wheat and potatoes
VIM. CAMERON
ZION, June l, 1877.
DAVIS PuGu & Co-Gents: am a firm believer in the
Chicago National B me- Myself AMI relatives have
used several ioa,s of different times and have
yet found IA manure to beat it On wheat corn or
potatoes; and Will Use it again this Fall, if live.
Respectfully yours ABSALON McNEY.
NORTH EAST, April /, 1877.
DAVIS. PuGm Co--Sirs: i have used and still con.
time t. use the " Chicago National Bone" l don't
mean the Soluble: | mean The Chicago National Bone
and must say it has done for than any Bone
ever used l am putting it On corn this Spring.
SAMUEL MAFFIT.
BAY VIEW, May II, 1877
DAVIS, PuGH Cu-Sirs: have used the ChicaI0
National Bone on wheat, and potatoes. and il any
one doubts the quality of this Bone tell them 10 write
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Chicago National Bone.
Weighed and Not Found Wanting.
The Great Fertilizer of the Age!
10 the Farmers Of Cecil tnd the 4fdjoinng
GENrLEMENWe take pleasure in wheat one
of the
@~%r~ @0~r~~
BEST BONES

that has ever been sold in the This Bone CHE Chicago NatonaD
that built
by Its own merits you see by the following letters
OF the oaskan
those whose Signatures are at the
o blown letters
We prepared to deliver Farmers
CASH.
the Railroads Landing o Bay
as-wE NO AGENT
FROM SOME OF THE FARMERS IN CECIL COUNTY:
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SH & ROBBINS,

3fO FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, n Y.
April II, lS77-ly