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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-08
Rock Spring Items.
A SERMON

Quite an Intelligent aud appreciative lit
Tie audience assembled at the residence of
Nj. James Sterrett, on the 2lsr, to listen to
Rev :. 4. Gayley, whose sermon seemed
to have deep impression on all present;
and after bidding the amiable host and
hostess good night, they wcnded their way
home, feeling that it was a great blessing
10 have heard such a beautiful discourse
and resolved to profit thereby.
OLD MAIDS AND BACHELORS
are very numerous; but the rising genera
ton is pursuing quite different course, as
can be .Iadgsd from the number of matches
winch have been made near the =. Mason x
Dixon line within the pre- viors few weeks
win more To follow soon, which seems to
Indicate that times are improving. or for
lear they might fall into the nlappy and
announcement state of the iurloru bachelor
or old maid.
\ NEW STORE
Messrs. Jenkins aud Thomas are starting
a new store on the road from Rock Springs
to Texas at the old hotel formerly owned
10y Mr.. \. Jenkins. They are en:erprisinr
ana energetic Young men, and it is hoped
they may have success.
EAETuEH WARE.
Manufacturing of cartheu ware is now
being carried on very extensively at po,
Town, owned by Mr.. +. J. Reynolds, who
can supply the public in every conceivable
article that can be made of mud on sholt
notice. TIN
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Au Interview With the Old and New
Senators.

The interviewer Of the Baltimore Morn
ing H,rrd, reports an unsuccessful at
tempt to extract information from E1
Senator Dennis, and Senator Groome.
Ex Senator Dennis WAS the first gentle
man Win whom an audience was obtained
In answer to a question propouudcd as To
his prospects for becoming Secretary 10 the
Senate, he stated that he thought they
We're good, and had no reason TO be at all
discouraged lie could not, of couIce, tel
what might be dame At the called session.
but lie thought that they would sit about
six weeks. or to the first of May. As for
the consular question. the only one upon
which he would care to express very dc
cided opinion, he did MT believe it would
be acted upon.
lie further stated that he had not been
approached IN regard to the probable sue.
cessor of Judge GricS in the event of his
Judge G's resignation, and could not tell
whether IN such case Archibald Sterling,
Jr., ar Stockctt Mathews. Esq or either,
would ba the fortunate MN.
Senator James Il. Glnnme was next seen
Although exceedingly courteous aud ur
bane. he was very noa .committa! and dealt
mostly III geuerallries. lie could not give
any ucinI'e iued a. 10 NJ" louS tue cAtIrh
srssou would sit, but hoped and believed
that they would dispose of all questions
before them prior to their liaal adjourn
meut. lie had not taken his srat yet aui
did not know what action would be taken
with the appropriation bills not yet acted
upon WHEN the called session convened,
but trusted 10 the good sense of both
Houses Ia satisfy the pubic mind and pub
nc demands, 10y arriving at n satisfactory
agreement before the close of the fiscal
year. lie new nothing whatever a. 70 tho
resignation uf Judge Giles. or in the event
of such resignation who wouii succeed him.
In general he trus' ed and believed that the
called SESSION would be- tempered with jus
tlcc. moderation and a lively sense of their
responsibilities by each respective member
uf !.- senate.
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MIR. EDITORIALS one of the residents of
the town authorities 10 the condition of the
side walks in this street. One might as
we'll attempt to navigate "Cat swamp"
diy-fooied. as to walk up this street without
being mired or leaving his shoes buried out
oil sight. An attempt was made last year
to improve the east sidewalk with what
WAS intended for gravel, but which has
turned out TO be yellow clay. believe
both the property owners and residents of
this street strive to pay their town and coun-
~ taxes without regard 10 the condition of
the walking. Those only renting property
on this street W i'll soou have to lookout for
other quarters. Yours. B.
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COL. BOUDINOT'S LECTURE.

We are glad To inform our readers that
Col. Boudinot having generously offered 10
deliver his popular lecture on the - Indian
Question without compensat ion at Elk
ton, for any local ohiec; the citizens might
select. 4 iLrmal invitation was extended
him last week by Z committee, in reply to
which the following reply was received
from him through Mr.. {. +. Weaver.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
Washington, ID. g, Feb. -, 1919.
Hon JAS. Z. GRooME. DR. J. II. LAMAR
q. ". CLUiksIIASk, II. T. ToR#ElI ASp
OTHERS:
GsENsmfH:- Mr.. Weaver has handed me
your mole inviting me 10 lecture at youl
place. | accept the invitation with pleas.
uTc, and will designate Wednesday night,
the 18TH Of March, As the time. The sub
iect of my lecture will he " The Indian Dues
ton Very Respectfully. &c,
+. c. BoUDISoT.
The committee announce the lecture at
Odd Fellows Hall, for Wednesday next,
the l2th instant. the net proceeds To be de
voted To the Local Relief Fund, Of which
William !. Jones, E.T is Treasurer. Col.
Bnudinot has chieved very enviable rcpu,
tation as an orator. lie is the son OF the
distinguished Cherokee Chief, Elias B1u.
drnot, whose tragic death 10y assassination IN
1879 thrilled the country at the time. He
has spent several years in Washington City
as a representative Of his people, and FOR
his r.lnrts in their behalf, lie has been fiat
teringly noticed by tho press throughout
the country, and has received such per
sonal endorsements by distinguished peo-
pie as will convince every one that his lee
iurc is well worth hearing. lie was cdu-
Gated at Cornwall, Counecticu aud while
attending that school lie adopted the name
of hi sfrIeud and he he factor, Elias Boudinot.
Of New Jersey. Speaking Of him. the
Troy Y. Y. Daily Times says: :. lie is 4
natural orator, and has all the dignity of
his race The Troy lEi'g, commenting
on his lecture, remarks that, " lie is gen
tieman OF culture and polished address.
His lecture gave ev ideEcc Of careful study
and keen logical perception. The -. LOUIS
Republican l;gonouncss his lecture "A mas
teriy and eloquent one, and which will he
long remembered. =. The lecturer" says
the Washington N'dr, is certainly enc of
the mos, eloquent and interesting speakers
of the day" while the New York Tia.ts
prnnounces him The foremost Indian
orator of the times Were it necessary,
favorable press and individual opinions
could be multiplied al liji'Wm The local
COMMITTEES hope 10 see iliiu compimcnted
by a crowded Hall, to secure which they
have fixed the price of tickets to his lee.
ture AT - cents, the net proceeds of which
will be applied rs stated.
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the same opinion that pensioner stands
no chance without An attorney of expert
ence in the practice of the departments in
Washington, and in answer to letters have
SO advised soldiers. saying if 1t were their
own cases they would do so. In other
words, every ruling of the Government is
against the soldier. II is the old story Of
the monkey who took the cats paws to
pull his chestnuts ont of the fire. Read
the Commissioner OF Pensions report for
1878, in which he gives excellent advice,
and advises the employment of home attor-
neys TO prosecute claims, and rot those
who live At distance, saying expressly
that they are the proper ones to prosecute
claims. j. f.. NIIsoS.
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Eo- Ahc NcSl4 "
RANDOM RECOLLE TIONS.

There were singing schools in this county
before the music books O! Smith x Wyeth
came into Use, and they were matters of
interest III the rural districts in the Winter
season. The teacher had rather An ardu
Gus duty TO set the pieces to music, as they
were composed extemporaneously on the
occasion, and given out by the con- poser,
aud generally were personal in their char
acter, aud gave oi1rnse to some persons
present.
There was red headed young man who
had been very active Ia vcrsifying, and it
was discovered that he had once for some
utf-nse, been confined in the kitchen loft
by his father, and he had com PEELED his
mother To let him cut by beating the door
with pumpkins which had been stored IN
the loft. This brought out the following:
\ Young man comes to our school.
1ou'll know him by his crown.
lie keeps pumpk ius laid up i'll store,
TO knock his mother down.
The red headed young man was not
pleased AZ a verse given out by 4 tanner
and he replied:
Ionr verses you had better quit,
Aud give no more drrldes.
\ on have not got a fools wit,
lou To filter TO grease COW hides.
An old man used TO boast of his activity
at the singing school. Himself, his brother
III law, and 4 man named John Smith, had
been at frolic up the Little Elk. but no
whisky was brought out while they re
manned. but they learned that the liquor
appeared after they left, aud SO all three
put their heads together to make a verse for
the next singing school. J.hn Smith was
Il confouudcd smart fellow and good at a
verse, his brother i'll law was not far be
hind, aud himself not slow; so they all
dubbed together and brought out con.
founded good verse
Now the ritiran they are gone,
Aud We will have a dram,
10 10 the fodder house and Bring the ing
Go, Billy, go, my man.
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Personal.

"QiiIp" IL now confined at his hom',
in thus town, afflicted with erysipelas.
oar old friend, Challley L. Catler, ESD,
formerly Register Of Wills of Cecil county,
was in EIktnn on Thursday. Mr.. Cutler
was "w' oN'cd by t'e Democrats in 1861,
under the new State Constitution adopted
IN that year Several years ago he re
moved from Cecil county into the a Join
ing county Of Pennsylvania, where he has
since resided. His familiar face recalls
many reeOlleciions of former times in
Cecil.
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Notice to Creditors.

INHlS is to give notice, that the subscri.
4 b-r. 81 Cecil ouuaty. h,rh obtained from The Or
phAn- urt II laid county, letters T--rana-n,Iry
on the p r-onai estate
HIGH STEEL
late OF 'aid county. d-c-sI All person. having claims
against the sud deceased hereby wArn-d TO exhibit
the -sic with the hers thereof ruiy authenticated
On or before the 2-a4 10y oi January. $50:
They may nih-rvG-r ~ Law be excluded from all b~ne
nj OF .aii estate Al persons indebted to aid estate
are T"fg-.i"d TO MAKE immediate pay meat To the sub
.crisrr Given under uy hand. ihi. lsil, lay Of
February. lNS. WILLIAM u. STEEL
Executor Of Hugh Steel, de, q.
T-st-RrrBrN l. JAx,E Rrsi.,rr
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Notice to Creditors.

Ih, IS 10 give notir- that tie" .uh.rrbcrs 81 C,ciI
cauAiy have obtained from thu Orphan. Court 4 laid
county Letters T-~tamcntSry the personal v,At. Of
WILLIAM BROWN
late OF said COUNTY -c-a-si All persons having claim.
against the SAID decreased are hereby warned EXHIBIT
the same with The vouchers ihrt-f duy authenticated
on or before the i1,h day IF January 1850:
they otherwise by l~ hr excluded from all -nrft
II -aii ->tai-. All per. i'frbl-i estate are
r-qG--ic I" make immediate payment to tho sut-cri-
b~Es Gwen undo HANDS TIL, 18th If February
r1g. MoNTILION BROWN
HSINE> BROWN,
Executors Il William Brown decd
Tr-i-EarEEN JIN,E, Register.
E-k
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ABOUT PRINTERS.

wish was a printer.
really do, indeed;
II seems to me thu, printers
Get everything they need -
Except money.
They get the largest and the best
OF everything that grows,
And get free into citcusses,
Aud other kinds of shows
By paying an equivalent.
At ladies' fairs they re almost Rugged
by plenty girls who know
That they will praise up everything
The Ladies have To show
rhat y so
Aud then get blow out i.eo
At every party feed.
Aud the reason is because they write,
Aud other people read.
That's what the matter.
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CcCiitOn Items.
LOST 4 HORSE.


Nj. Benjamin Robinson lost one of the
most valuable horses that lie owned, las,
week, with lung fever.
TAKEN oUT.
An infant child Of MIR. John Benson had.
on last Saturday. Il needle taken out of liz
hip. supposed In have entered while crawl
ing about the Il ior.
SICKNESS.
There are quite a number of cases of pueu-
monia aud pieurisy in our usually healthy
community at present. In a number OF
holmes there is some member FRUSTRATED on
bed Of suffering The doctors, IN conse.
quence, are very busy, aud not unhappy.
In Pearce's Neck. on last Thursday even
ing, Mr.. Isaiah Fults and Miss Katie Nor
gan were married. The wedding took
place at the home of the bride II was a
very pleasant and happy occasion. She is
naturally of lovely disposition. On this
particular occasion she looked bright,
happy and joyous. The following morn
ing they lett for their HON. in New Castle,
Delaware.
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Notice to Creditors.

This il TO xiv noi-- that the subscriber Of Cecil
county. hath obtained from tn Orphans Court Of said
eouLiy letter. II Administration on the -r.onaI e.tat,
Of JOHN " LYNCH
late Il said county deceased All persons having claims
Against the .sd d~cra- ,re hereby warned Z, exhibit
tie .aaie with tho voucher thereof duly authenticated
OF or before the Sth day af tanurv lssu;
They NAV ethrrxi-- " LAW br exru led from benefit
Of -sid Estate All prr-n- nd-;rd sad esra. are
r"qar-'e 10 make immediate the subscriber
GIVEN under nay hand. this lst day of January Is.9
EDMUND LYNCH
A min,traior of John " Lynch decd
T"st-RtrurS J.x.K, Register.
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STRAWBERRIES IN MARCH Mrs Jcihro
J. Mccullough, a; her residence, in vii
mington, has now some delicious decidedly
rare for this season, the most important
being Strawberries, mainly OF the " VII
son = varty. The berries are, OF course
the result of not house culture, and are of
excellent flavor and quite large some of
rhem ranging from to inches in length.
Lemons. oranges, cucumbers, &c., are also
To be found in the collection.
E'FsrU EsSntnJ
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MEETINGS Of County Commissioners.

1--WE regular meeting, Of the County
l. viii be held or the second TuRsDAy o. every
Glcuth
Prr-"n. having claims against the County will pleas,
ni- the same the Cof.ni-san-rs uae- with le-aI
voucher a. no account will be allowed properly
ctarc-sbie to thu
Collector and uthrrs having account. TO lie stated or
rttc will apply 10 the Clerk during the Of the
Board. BY Order
l. y yANARsDALE Clerk
Commissions. OF Gc.l Goanty-
NJ
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NOTICES.. dc.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

The School Commissioner. 90 cecil county will meet
at their Oc- kkInn for the transaction Il current
school business, on the SECOND TUESDAY Of each
<ri every month- JOHN sQuIHR
Nav
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The NATIONS BOARDING SCHooL-IIere
are some OF the scholars, their virtues,
traits, etc:
Della Ware-A petite damscl. generally
talkative, but who last year was peachles..
Mary Land National Always with au
ocean before her.
Minnie Sola-The Hour of the school.
Flora DAy-Displays great taste in her
arrangements.
Carrie L'na-To memory near, yet ever
foIcotton.
Louisa Anna A sorrowful maiden. Her
'lasses are found in tierca
MIS- lppi-lt is her name sake, not her
self, winch has the big mouth.
Miss ouri-I,,kes company. Misery al
ways likes company.
Ida Ho-A near relative of " Whoa
Emma
Miss Chigan-The " sweet singer
Allie Bama-A tom bny-she belongs to
the sonny climb. IdHksr's Statesman.
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Port Deposit Itenis.
TEMPERANCE

The temperance people of Port are
greatly Indebted to the Rev. Mr.. Rldgway
for his very able and eloquent address to
the large crowd collected IN their Hall. on
Tuesday evening last. II was one of the
best aud most effective speeches ever de-
lIyered here aud met with the hearty ap.
prevail of tbs audience
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Az ENTERTAINMENT The "Arcadian"
club of baltimore will give one of their
enjoyable evenings in Odd Fellows Hail.
Port Deposit, Friday evening, March the
Ii'h. The delightful cImcdie,ta, "Atchi, ."
by J. Madison Morten; also 4 pleasing farce
ent,t!od My Neighbours Wife," 10y Alfred
Bum, will comprise tho evenings enter
talnment The entertainment is compl
meutary To the PJrt Dramatic Association,
the proceeds to be applied to the pufclas.
Ing of piano for TIE H.. which is much
needed. Tickets - aud II cents, to bs had
at AEderson's aud Frazcr's drug stores aud
J. i. AbIahams' news depot
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IMPROVED CAR CoUrLING W
Shockley, of this city, has Invented an i'm
proved car coupling, on which he has ob
tanned letters patent. The improvement il
au,omatical in it's working, and its Object
IS to hold the link in a self coupler, SD as to
couple cars with straight link when there
is not more than a difference of seven
inches in the heiIh of ears, and rs much as
ten inches with a crooked link. Experts
pronounce it a very excellent continuance.
-Dslarare Repvb'ictn.-Mr. Shockley was
a former resident of this town.
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ORDERED. This thirteenth dax of F.,,

ESTATE OF WILLIAM ?. WHEELER
In the Circuit Cour, for Cccil county. In Equity.
No. -
ORDERED, This thirteenth day of Feb
~ ruArr ia the year eighteen hundred anI seventy.
nine, that tic .alr ut the real estate e v arn ,
Wheeler. mI,- and reported ~ Reuh-u Hsin-- the
Attorney fr sarah u Nrcouk-y. the Noftrs.ee lie
fli;a-I AMI o'ahFn'd U7!-s- cause O. the contrary
Thereof br shown before thu second ,iy OF
April neat; provided copy 81 this Order inserted
m newspaper published IA Cecil county Mar,-
land uEr~ week for month l-iur- III. eighteenth
isV Of March
The Report states the - sale be 8 G0o 90
A. ". MITCHELL. CLERK
True copy; iest A ". MITCHELL.
f-h Is. lN1p-lTu CLERK
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OUR RIVER.

The soft weather Of the past few days is
having its effect on our ice embargo, oaus
ing It to gradually melt away aud disappear.
The Ilvcr Is now pretty well clear of ice rs
Ear down ~ Reel; Run aud ~c hope in a
few days 10 see 1t ali pass away quietly, 10
the great disgust aud annoyance Of our
troup of small boys who have been anxious
~ looking forward for al old fashion o !
Hood and ice gorge.
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ductor; the contraction of the wires pro-
duces friction on the supporting bells; and
friction furnishes the sound, which is heard
alike along the wires and in the poles.
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ton to the trains, but the Company are re
moving the obstruction as rapidly as posi-.
ble and will have it all clear III day or
TIVE. None of the wnrkmen were injured
Items
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CoI- WILKINS NESDUE.-The sale of
the late Colsnel wilkins personal estate
occupied nearly three days. The most Of
the property, but especially the liquors.
brought good prices. 1t is estimated that
from !, 900 to 200 PERSONS were in attend.
ance the first day.
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ORDER NISI.
HANSON II. HAISES
IA
JOHN BARNES AND WIFE

JUN HAKNEs AND WIZ
In the Circuit Court FOR Ccsil county IL E,luit,.
No. :lG
nRDERED, This 18th day Of February,
~ A u 1852. that the sale made and reported hy
Hanson II Haiu--, Mortgage Of th- tlnrtsaycd real
--tair # John bsr and Jane Baru-- hi. wifi he
ratified and confirmed unless - the contrary
there" i'- shown before the 18th ,iay Of Arm
arHt: provided copy IF ihi. Order lee in some
Newspaper printed in Cecil county once week for me
month before the 18th iay Of March n-.l-
The Report states the amount of .ales TO lie S. SOC o.
A.W MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy i"si. 4. W. MITCHELL.
Feb i5 lsTl-im CLERK
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ORDER NlSI.
ELISHA BROWN

ELISHA BROWN
JACOB ANTHONY AND WIFE AND WILLIAM H.
ANTHONY
In the Circuit Court Tot Cecil county. Ia Equity
y" AZ.
ORDERED, This 18th day of February.
" 50 that the sale ~ tho upTtcaSe state nf
Jacob Anthony sni Hannah ) Authpuy. hi- wf- made
sHd r"iuT;. 10y l. Marshall ilaur. Trustee lie ratified
and confirmed unlrs- caus- 10 the thereof b-
shown before the 9Th ,iAt yf April sr1t; provided
copy Il this Order lie inserted ia -emr newspaper
printed IN Cecil county. once week tor month
h-for~ the 18th day II March next
The Report state the amount II sales be 500 GO
4. W MITCHELL Clerk.
True coIy: test, 4. W. MITCHELL
fvh - l>'9-ln Clerk.
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ORDER NISI.
WILLIAM J JONES

WILLIAM T.. HOWARD AND OTHERS.
la' ia" Circuit Court f.r Cecil county, In E,ui,,
No So
nRDERED, This 26th day Of February,
~ -" that til" ale made aud reported l. Mar
shall laiur> Trustee Ter the sale Of the morfgsg- real
"siat~ II William l. Howard AMI wife, he raihc,! aud
r"Uhrna"i uu!r-s 10 the thereof shown
"n ~ - fore the lr dan IF May next: provided copy
q this nr'i~r De- Inverted in Newspaper printed
'rIi county week fsr oEr month before the Eau
dn II tprIl u~Nt
The Report the amount OF ,a-. to h. 10000
A ". MITCHELL. Clerk
True opy test, 4. ". MITCHELL
Mar LIN Clerk
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Local Affairs.

sS- Frest CIHaed Goods. Fresh Tea,
Salmon, Cora, Tomatoes and MIX.
GLASS FRONT.
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TELEPHONES,

HOLCOMBS AGO USTIC TELE-
- PHONE tIan.I=iis tg- voice with such power a.
10 - hrarh IN alt parts 81 al ordinary room.
Ih!'E 81 PER PAIR iLcludin= no feet Of wire
Illustrated catalogue free. For sale nv
c. &. CALbW ELL.
Sept 2i-u Cn,1vi,-' Nj
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~ FiesL Roasted RE COFFEE. - cents:
BiI-I Tea. 30 cents PER pound.
GLASS FRONT.
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J. E. REYNOLDS,
GENERAL COLLECTOR.

WILL collect claims of all kinds, adjust
w accounts ami maxi .-tile;ncui.. guaranteeing
az 'H,nr.. entrusted u his han'i- al .. promptly
attended Il.
ssCpcctioas maie In Cecil, Harf,rd aud krat
couati--
Aiifr..-roRr DEPOSIT, Cecil county. Nd
June Ply
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NOTICE TO FARMERS!
Pure Early Rose Potatoes for Seed,

Ny own growing \ limited quantity on hand
FRANK GREEN
Mar l-:iW Cherry MN C.-iI r.,p,,, ~
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FOR SALE.

Cnn CHESTNUT POSTS, on French
-'>/towu Wharf
~ c STEICHIaNu
Feb .. .s7y-iw Eitr',
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n Lddis l. zee !Sioss : III 10 Sl.25.
Fias Button Shoes 81 10. GLASS FRuNr
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II Neu Firs rent Caliro, Netr Dres'
Goods, 10 day at the GLASS FHoSr.
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\ PorULAR Preacher -Rev j. Owen
Sypherd, late pastor OF Scott NJ Church
Of this city, appears to be quite popular
among the people OF L!on circuit, to Judge
made him by his congregation. Wedues
day evening last was au occasion Of an
unusual social demonstration. aud many
were the substantial evidences OF friend
ship the y:sirauis lsft behind them.
Dstlpdrr RtpHjfi-lu