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District Camp Meeting.

A camp meeting for the Philadelphia Dis
trict of the Free Methodist Church will be
held Cd. W in Bouldens grove, two miles
northwest of North East, beginning on
Wednesday, July 10th, and continuing one
week Tents will he furnished at the very
low price of $50 for size l0x12, and Sj.50
for 12x16, thus atfording an opportunity to
those who may desire to spend Il pleasant
and profitable weeks sojourn upon this en-
campment to do so ut small expense. .\ppli-
cation for the tents must he made on or
before July eth \ number of able minis
ters will be present. Visitors should take
Refreshments, horse feed, &c, with them, As
there will be no boarding tents nor huckstcr-
ing stands allowed upon the ground nor
within the limits prescribed by law. For
additional information, or renting of tents,
address Vim. X. Wright, Elkton, Md.
Railroad tickets will be issued during the
meeting at reduced rates, as follows: From
Philadelphia and return, S1.9J: Chester,
SLIGO; Wilmington, sl.2o; Elkton, 80 cents.
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The Excursion Season,

The present season promises TO excel last
season in the number and character of bay
excursions to Colchester. Four have already
taken place and the prospective list is quite
large enough to suit every taste. On Mon
day next, our Port Deposit neighborS will
90 to Colchester on the steamer fhc<t~r.-
The Oxford Cornct and String Band has
been engaged and every body will have Il
jolly good time. On July 18th, the North
East Sunday school will 90 to Colchester on
the steamer Chester. They expect Il happy
crowd and :; grand success. On or about
the 10Th Of July, the Sunday school of
croueL's Chapel, will also visit Colchester
on the same steamer. They expect Hart :
and Wesley Chapel to join them in spending
II pleasant day. On or about the 10Th OF
July, the United Order of Red Men, OF
Cherry Hill, will give their annual excur-
sion to Colchester on the fhcxtcr 4 little
later in the month, the Elkton social eNcur-
sion will take place. The Changers annual
August. The lIaSonS, too, we learn are
contemplating :. grand affair; and if the
Sunday school of the Elktnn PRESBYTERIAN
Church repeat their popular excursion o
las, year. no one need complain of Il lack OF
opportunities to cnhale the invi-oratinr
Chesapeake brcnZos,
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Accident.

Joel II. Craig who resides near Port
Deposit, accompanied by Il friend whose
name we failed to learn, met with I rather
singular accident at the Bacon Hill bridge,
on the road between Elkton and North
East, on Friday of last week. The bridge.
which is Il narrow structure spans deep
cut on the line of the Philadelphia, Viii
mington x Baltimore Railroad, and lust
when the carriage got partly across it, the
locomotive attached to Il train of cars came
screeching and believing along underneath,
which frightened the horse SD badly that it
wheeled shortly around, and the bridge not
being wide enough to admit the turning of
the carriage, it was smashed to pieces be-
tween the railing on each side of the bridge:
Mr.. Craig held fast to the lines and was
dragged from the carriage and some distance
towards the summit of Bacon Hill before
the frightened horse was stopped The two
gentlemen sustained no serious injury, but
the carriage was almost entirely demolished
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SIGNERS FOR WM CASTLE

SIGNERS FOR WM. CASTLE.
taSpar Mohren. James G. Todd. John r. Bur
lin. John Heavenly. Lemucl Hail. James Duffy
NJ Huber. David t'rag luhn tiillardi Win
IL iaiic. : iindci l.. itirliu, Jacob krau<S limo
thy Kelley. James Graham.
SItiNERS FOR WM \. HILL.
John ). Gillespie. David Rc:l. CaSpar AIohrlien
John Ciillardi James G. Todd. John Long. VIM
j. Jeque. David Craig. James Graham William
Castle. L. hcrwln. Alexander Jackson.
SIGNERS FOR JOHN LONG.
kaufman katz, laspar Muihlicn. James G.
Todd, Nc. Huber, lh.S f.. Motley tiro Mackev
David Rca. ii. VI. Paterson. John kcavcnnv Jas
Farr. laseph &. Ryan. Joel H. RYAN. Joel X
Craig. Thomas Sullivan. Alex, Jackson. Davi,
Craig. jain Cunningham VIM Castle Jamc
Mc,i"nigal. George Goncll.
SIGNERS FOR GOTTSCHALk \ DONALD
James Graham X. katz. Caspar Morhlcn JOIN
Long. Thco. Whitaker. David Rea Thomas F
Motley. VIM. Castle, las, G. Todd David Craig
Vim. ". Archibald. Mm. hutlcr. John Heavenly
Isaiah Lawrence, i. Kraus<. \. II. jackson.
SlGNERS FOR REHECcA WEST
tIspar Mohrlien. VIM, Castle, James \, Black
burn David Craig. James Graham. Samuel Hall
Jacob Morrison. i.cNi frank, jain Long. Thee
Nhitahui. II. 4. IIui'cr. X. Katz Thompson
Brown. Vim. Peoples. Jr.. i. G. Todd.
SIGiNERS FOR NJ. G. HUBER.
G.. Todd. Isaiah Lawrence. David Rra II
NJ. Patterson. ThoS +. Motley. John G.. Jackson
VIM. Castle. David Craig. James Graham Ioh
Long. j. krLuSS. taspar Mohrlicn Alex lack
son. VIM. W. Archibald
s.4iNFEs For t.. MnHKLiEN.
IL. h"tA. John Long. rh"a. +. Motley. VIM. "a.
tie. j. &. Todd. ID. Craig. Geo. Mackey. chas. +
,;tzlrr. Tim. Kelly. VI. G. Huber. James Graham
Levi Frank. John G.ilarii. VIM. j. Iapuc Dhvi
Rca. Jun. 2S-1w
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IMPROVEMENT on 4 ni!,',i s;nlEi:
Mr.. Charles bratty tdruogiSt) is at home,
and is rcpapcring, repainting refurniSling
and rctiliing his drug store on Main street.
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rlrrgcS against them. Wednesday ut 10 :.
NJ, was fixed for tie hearing in their east,
ut which time they We're promptly on hand,
accompanied by many of the most respect
able citizens of LewiSvile. These gentle
men testified that they met Taylor ut KIM
b!eville the day before the robbery and had
tried to Shun him, but We're unable to do So.
Eac.l of Them proved an aiibi by the teSti
mony of persons in whose company they
passed the evening on which the robbery is
alleged to have been pcrpetratcd. 1t WAS
also proved that McCreary is supervisor of
Elk township, which office he now holds
for the third term and which he has filled
So satisfactorily to the people that only four
of them voted against him at the last cleo
ton: and that Mr.. Hughes is Treasurer OF
that township and WAS elected without amy
opposition At all. In view of these facts he
Justice discharged them.
Taylor is still in Jail.
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Decision of the Court of Appeals in the
Case of Medford Waters.

We make the following extract from the
opinion of the Court of Appeals in this case,
rs delivered by Judge Robinson last week
The appellant was indicted for murder in
the Circuit Court for Cecil county. When
the jury was being implnncied i'll his ease,
4 certain Henry j. Br>coc was called Il
juror and sworn upon his roir dii", to the
question, " Have you formed and expressed
an opinion is to the guilt or innocence of
the prisoner ut the bar He replied, 81
have" In answer to questions then pro-
pounded To him by the Court, he stated that
such opinion was formed solely from what
he had read of case i'll the county papers ut
the time of the commission of the crime
and from mere rllmor, and that he did not
know whether said publication and rumor
-Ftfr-tfttt Ur tsti>e: that he resided more
than thirty miles from the place 81 uh:Ioln-
mission of the alleged crime: that he had
NOT converSed with any witness i'll the case,
nor with any person who claimed to have
any knowledge of the facts of the ease, nor
with any one who protested to detail To him
any portion of the testimony in the former
trial: that he had no prejudice or bias for or
against the prisoner, and he felt confident
that he could give the prisoner IL fair and
impartial trial according to the evidence
produced upon the stand by the witnesses.
The Court thrreupon decided that the said
BrScoe was a competent juror: and to this
opinion of the Court the prisoner objected.
The Court, after referring AT length to
numerous decisions upon til" subject. some
Of which We're conflicting, Went on to say,
amid such conflicting opinions we must
he governed after all by the REASONS living ut
the bottom of the right of challenge. The
great purpose of this right is to secure Il
fair and impartial trial, and where the
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Death of an Estimable Lady.

Mrs. Sibella r. Wilson died ut the resi-
dence of her son, j. +. Wilson, Esq, on
Thursday evening last, i'll the 61th year OF
her age The deceased was Il native of New
Jersey and Il descendant of Isaac Hopper,
who was n distinguished Abolitionst of
that State. She resided in her native State
until the time Of her marriage with the late
John \. Wilson, which occurred in the Sev-
enteenth year of her age \ few Years
afterwards the family removed to Elk Neck,
where most of the remaining portion of her
life has been spent. Mrs. W. has been, for
many wears, Il member of Harris NJ. f..
Church. in Elk Neck, where her remains
will he inferred tomorrow at | o'clock l.. NJ.
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Court Proceedings.
secret

Very little business of importance to the
readers of The Wing was transacted at the
June term of Court, which met on Monday
the sentencing of Medford Waters, which
may be found in another column. \ mo-
ton was made for Il new trial i'll the case of
Cole rs. HaineS, which was argued by A.
Constable and Il. c. Thackcry, EsIS., coun-
sci for the parties to the suit, and held S"b
c"rid
The case of Henderson rs. Henderson ON
the chancery docket WAS partially argued
by Albert Constable EST, of counsel for
the complainant and will be more fully an
oupd Mt some future time.
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Osborne's Self-binding Reaper.

Last Wednesday morning, We walked out
to the farm of DIR. H. II. Mitchell TO see one
of these machines at work, and found :,
great contrast betweca il and one of the
old-f;tshioncd choppers that WAS ut work in
the same tield five men only being neceS-
sary to Tuu the self-binder and shock the
grain rs fast us ii was bound, while about Il
dozen men were required to pcri..r:a the same
chine. We have Il distinct and vivid recol-
lection ofour experience ~ bindim. wheat
many years aso--at which time our hands
were badly lacerated by the harsh straw
and Shlrp and barbed boards, and must say
that in our opinion the scif-bindcr supplies
Il want that has long been felt by those en-
gagged In agricultural pursuits. The invem-
tor of this machine We have 20 Hesitation
i'll saying, is Il beuciactor To the human, Face
The machine did its work well, except when
defective wire WAS used; in that case few
but III is was not the fault of the machine.
1t is claimed that the new machine saves
the labor of five men, a...,, gathers the grain
80 clearly that ther1, is Ii" novoss.i.- OF
rakinS the stuhble. BENZ. NJ. Crawfo ol
NiI4llp Neck, and Geo. w. Oldham, near
Zion, III t:ii.. county, used these machines
last harvest, aiI ti,ey gave entire satiSfac-
ton. The new machine e;,n DC i,rqcured at
the agricultural warehouse Of u. e. strict;
land, in ElktOn, where the one used by DR.
Mitchell was bought
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Prizes Awarded.

At the recent commencement of West
Nottingham Academy. the first prize for
the best essay, a copy ~ Sh,kespeare's
works, wa, awarded to viii A. tckels. Car
Isle, Pa; the second to Chalmers L instead,
Smyrna, Del, and third to VIM Hayes
Moore, Colora. AT the request of Prof. G.
*. Bechtel, PRINCIPAL of the Academy, the
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The Woman Tramp.

Mrs. Potts. the woman VIII is walking
from Philadeipilia ta New Orleans and re-
side, arrived at Atlanta, Ga, at ) l.. NJ. on
Saturday of last week One thousand people
awaited and cIeereil as she entered the de-
pot. She says she is now 300 miles ahead
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Glass-Ball Contest.

\ prize contest, at glass balls, will come
off at Charlestown, Md, ON July 18th, 1879.
commencing at l o'clock T. NJ, open to any
and all persons who may feel a desire t.
participate. Entrance fec, - cents. One
half OF entrance fee to go to the contestant
breaking the most balls: one fourth Ia the
next best, and the remainder to H., equally
deyiled between the third and fourth best
men. Each contestant To pay for his own
balls. Twenty-Five balls To be shot n;
limited to one and Il half ounce of shot.
BY order. JOHN W. LOGAN.
Secretary
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Or. VIM. Alex. Greene,

MACON, (I!N.,
Writes so | chceriully state that have tested
the virtues and efficiency OF Coldcn'S Iiebi.
Liquid Extract of Beef in my privai" practice
in OF general dcbiiify. ireGkHeS%. PRESTON
dgSpfsNta loss of appetite. and nervous ai!irti"nS
when medicine had proved more than useless.
have 'uund ii the best remedy | cr'r "S"d in
Chronic Alcoholism, when the stomach is al
WAYS irritable and food required 10 n"ririSh. Sold
~ LII ill.rI lrrristS
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Rev. Geo. Easter, of Port Deposit, d. Il.
c. Mac,lall and Mr.. II. Il. Torbert, OF Elk
ton acted Us Il committee for The ex.snlina-
ii M of the prize essays, the AVA: DIS being
md of course, without any knowledge IL
t, the authors of the competitive comHoSi-
ti.n,,.
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Death OF a Gallant Soldier.

Captain Christopher l.. Wingate died at
his late residence, ut lIance's Point, on the
North East river on Wednesday last, i'll the
prime of manhood, from the effects Of that
inSidiouS SeaSe-consumption. Captain
Winuate WAS born and raised in Elk Neck.
In his youth he learned the trade of Il car
penter, at which he continued to work un-
til the Summer of 1862, when he enlisted i'll
Company A. of the Sth Maryland Infantry
He WAS one of those gallant men that eS-
teemed it not only Il duty but pleasure t"
serve heir country in the hour of lis tlire>t
extremity, being actuated by the pureSt pa
triotiSm, and having Il correct knowledge
and proper appreciation OF the principles
involved in the great struggle. He threw
his whole soul into the terrible conflict, and
we but repeat the opinion of his comrades
in-arms when we assert that no Drawer man
or better soldier than Captain Wingate lies
among the many hundreds of thousands
who sleep their last long sleep on tame'S
eternal camping ground. Though he joined
the company rs Il private soldier, he WAS
soon promoted to the rank of captain, and
participated in all the great battles in which
the army of the P;tomac was engaged from
the time he entered it till the close of the
war, notable among which was the seven
days fight in the Wilderness, Cold Harbour,
and the siege of Petersburg and Richmond,
and Sailor creek, the closing fight of the
Rebellion. 1t is said that fortune tavors the
brave and this was emphatically true i'll his
case, for he never Shirkcd Il duty and never
received Il scratch.
In 1867, the subject of this sketch was 4
candidate on the Republican ticket for the
office of Register of Wills, in opposition to
the late Reuben ID. lamar and though one
of the most popular men in his party he
was defeated by Il majority of nearly Il
Thousand. This WAS iuSt after Tom Swan
betrayed his party and sold himself to the
Rebel element of the State, which had Il
disastrous effect upon the prestige and
power of the Republican party.
The deceased WAS Il member of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church, and leaves 4 widow
and several children of tender years to
mourn his loss. His funeral will take place
from his late residence, To-day, at one clock
+. NJ. Intcrncnt at North East cemetery.
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N0RTH EHST ITEMS.

THE coLORED TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
On Monday evening last, the St Phillips
Gospel Temperance Society (culored) met at
their usual place. near the iron works, and
the oITGerS ;i,!SwClod t" tho roll eail. After
the regular routine of business the audi
cncc wits entertained by some intelligent
illustrations of the effects of wine and alec
holic Stimul:lntS on the stomach bv Rev
Hlr. Murray, who had six different repre-
sensations of the stomach drawn in an elah-
"r;lte and aFtiSti!: style. Mr. NUrrly'S re-
marks were entertaining and Instructive.
Mr.. Williams then gave quite an interest
ing discourse. Mr.. W. seems he Il renark;l-
bly, unprctentious man, but his wholesome
doctrine and sharp criticisms would have
done credit to Il collegiate orator.
IMPROVEMENT on 4 li!t;,i STORE,
Mr.. Charles beatty tdruogist) is at home,
and is rcpapcring, relainting, returniSllin"
and rttiliing his drug store on Main street
DIED OF CONSIMpTIpN
MI. thiiS,.I!.Lr S'lnG..i.:. "a mri.Enuwn
and respected citizen, of Elk Neck, died ut
o'clock \. NJ, Wednesday last. Mr.. W.
has been afflicted same two Years with con-
sumption, but was confined to his room
about tw" weeks. He leaves Il wife with
seven small children I" mourn the loss of
an ailection:lt" husband aud kind parent
HARVEST;
The r"apor> aid mowers have heon busy
this week dispensing their musical notes
through the waving fields of wheat and
grass. On "Wednesday evening We had
quite Il ScaSonahle shower which did much
good Ia corn, potatoes and etc. but tangled
the wheat and grass, much to the ,letrimcnt
of the musical inSiruiAen, abo: u alluded to
NALEnlCTa:l.
We notice, through youf last issue, YOU
have new correspondent (tS."rtatnr ~
from this ijlacc. We shall therefore. tal{,.
th' Opportunity To - >tGl' down ana oat, =
hoping 10 hear from him again soon.
CoNSISTEN,N, .IE.
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Summer Travel.

II y0H journey for business. hcdih or recreation
TO The .NOHntdiHy. Lakes Shore. 0fer Iaad or 0rci
SEA. dOHi fail 10 SO IRE The protection Gf AccIDEE!
INSURANCE in TIE TRAVELLERS. Of Hdlt0fd. Ang
regular Agcm TW wfhc Il ycdriy or mOathiy Policy
in tetc MINUTES Iickef from one 10 marty ddgs
liz. cost is 50 small that any can GBofd ii ~hC
t,"rsis at dH-fash paid for icctd"nid Imj"ris'
nJ,r SSruO GOC
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Application for Confirmation.

In the matter of the sale of nine acres of
land formerly belonging to Peter Quinn
levied upon and sold by Samuel III. Mil
Ter. Collector Of State and County
Taxes for the Third Election District
of Cecil county. and sold for taxes due
by said Peter Quinn for the years 1876
and 1871.
In pursuance of an order of the Circuit Court of
Cecil county. the undersigned. the purchaser of
said property at said sale. hereby gives notice to
all re.SonS interested in said property. sold az
aforesaid t" he and appear in the Circuit Court of
Cecil county. on Ur before the third Monday in
September. 1877? to show il any they have
why said sale should not be rati life aid r nrmcl
The property sold il located i'll the Tnirl Flee
tion District OF Cecil county. hr"innn" ut Il large
white oak stump ut the mouth oi lane lrIdn" to
the residence Of Thomas lIcmphi. and running
thence north eighty and one-quartcr degrees
east eighteen pcrchcS with Collins land to the line
between the States OF Maryland and ID .lawarc
thence north one and onchali degrees east eighty
nTCir;S ;r,th said State line 10 other land of Peter
Quinn: thence sortrir ..+lI S,nine DEGREES west
nineteen and onc half pcrchcS WIiSi-r.t.u Quinn
other land to the land Of Stephen PlucF-r.....sc.
with said I'luck'S lands south one degree west
eighty pcrchcs to the Notwithstanding" nine
acres OF land more or les.
June 2S-3w JACOB TOME
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pERRYVlIskE IVEUS.

\ E't - Al.
The NJ. l.. Church. of fcTryville will hold
an ice cream festival in Mr.. Stump'> woods,
near the depot, on the 10th of July. Mr.
Marshall has kindly rendered the Use of
his organ for the occasion, and some good
music and singin" is cNpcctcd. The festival
Will GiIeE III the atttrnonn Every body 4nd
their rhiltlra: age invited
!. It,,i.i
II is rnn"rrd Ina, Elder j. H. Elliott of
the Household of Faith Church, is about to
leave, inability of his congregation to pay
his salary Icing the cause.
MARRIED.
Miss Emma Morgan and Mr.. Samuel
sliiith, both n this iaer. Ners. narric,i ii
the residence Of l,6v, Mr., MuSichol'S on
Thursday evening. May their union b.
blessed with all the happiness possible, and
may their shadows never grow less.
DISI%TEHEED.
Mr.. II. WciS: crhrr. Il clothing and fur
niShing goods dealer, of No. II; LEXINGTON
street, i'iiIlmnr,., was here Tins week and
had the body of the Young fellow who WAS
killed by the ears, on the 10th of this month.
cNhumrd. He partially recognized a son
in the person, hut WAS not positive. He
Will make further effort TO find his boy
and, it not success fiji, will conclude that
the body here is his son. Hi. s,n'S came is
Edward WcisgerbeS.
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COLLECTION OF CLAIMS,

I will give strict and prompt attention
Il 10 the Collection Of all Claims that are placed
III my hands: those prosecuted hc.orr Justice of
III" Peace will rrrciv" equal attention with those
prosecuted ,"ur" the tnt3t. i, r>nn> iayurin. me
with business OF this Kind may expect prompt
rc;rrnS. WM. L. Boz LDFN. Shcr.h
tIkinu \ W y, ISIS coil r,uniV
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Application for Confirmation.

In the matter of the sale of one acre of
land assessed to William Peterkin
levied upon and sold by Samuel H..
Miller. Collector Of State and County
Taxes for the Third Election District
of Cecil county. and sold for taxes due
by said William Pcterkin for the years
1876 and 1871.
In pursuance of an order of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county. the undersigned. the purchaser
of said property at said sale. hereby gives notice
To all persons interested in said property. sold
aforesaid. to be and appear in the Circuit Court
Tor Cecil county. or before the third Monday in
September. 1879. to show cause. if any they have
why said sale should not he ratified and confirmed
The property sold is located in the Third Flee
ton District al Cecil county. State Of Maryland.
at Elk Landing. adjoining lands OF the heirs OF
the late William H"lin%Sworth (ot H. and Of
the heirs of Rudolph Bennett. ST.. and more par
ticularly described as follows
LOT NO >. Beginning at the stone ut north
caStcrnmust corner of Lot M. ]. and runnin"
thence north ten degrees east nine pcrchcS to
other stone" thence north eighty degrees west into
the Elk river thence down said river 10 the inter
section OF the nurthernmoSt line of Lot No. !:
thence by and with said line of Lot No. to the
place ot herinnin"-and cOntainin" about one
acre ot land. more or less.
June Is. lS79-jw JOHN ii. LAMAR.
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Bachelors Look to Elk Neck.

Miss Lizzie Groves, who resides on the
Mafht farm, iu Elk Neck drove her fathers
reaper during wheat harvest, while he was
confined in bed by sickness.
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ORPHANS COURT.

THE Stated Meeting of the Orphans
SECOND II ESDAI in every month. ENrcr,-
tors. Administrators anH Guardian, wanting
Chez, aoyoGmtS stated, viii please bring in the
vouchers Il lew days before Court.
REUBEN I. LAMAR,
jan l. ls72--. Register.
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j. 4. REYNOLDS,
GENERAL COLLECTOR,

MILL collect claims of all kinds, adj
w Just accounts and make settlements guar
antreing all business entrusted to his hands will
be promptly attended to.
Or Collections made in Cecil. Harord and
Kent counties.
Addrcss-rORT DEPOSIT. Cecil county. Nd.
June .t-lV
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PORE OPPOSITE ITEUS.
DISSERTATION OLE TIE SABBATH.

Last Sunday, the usual quiet of our town
was broken by an excursion party from
Lancaster, Pa, who had chartered Il EAlti-
more boat for an excursion down tn" bay.
There We're i'll all % passengers, and it is
some consolation to learn that the party
getting il up will be the loser quite heavily,
Il warning to others who may b" disposed
to dcSccf;1tt - lH: day in Il similar manner.
Our corporate AMI h0Ttttt4 SHOULD have taken
stems To nrt.NeiIt il.