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All that LOT or Parcel of Ground,
ONE QUARTER or AN ACRE OF LAND
Trustees and Receives Sale,

10y virtue of Il decree of the Circuit
- Court for Cecil county. in Equity the under
signed. a. Trustees. will offer ut public Sale. OH
the premises. in the town OF Port Deposit Cecil
county Maryland. on
THURSDAY, the Bird day of july, 1879,
ELEVEN O'Clock ALL TIL
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The IEorLE WANT IRooF.-Thcrr is mcdi-
xlnt p.ectitiGs, Il physicians or sold hy all Drug
Si%tS. that carries Sih Is delcc oil its ana
superior virtue aS BoscHEE's GERMAN SYHrP Tor
severe Colds settled on the breast. Coughs. Con-
sumption. or anydiscaSc o the Throat and Lun rs.
a drop OF that fact is that any person tctcd can
ret sample bottle for 10 cents and try its superior
shect b".'n. b., .l. the rcc:ar size ~ cent?. 1t
| "a lately been introduced in tais ,uuntrv from
Germany, and it, wonderful curss are asc nj ching
every one that uses it. Three doses will relieve
any case, Try Il.
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tS- New Lace: Op Gloves, all shades: new
Thread Gloves; >, sand Il buttons, just
received. GLASS FRoST.
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FIJI: SALE Cheap .t;,t fuS,, u Alah4.au,
Book Case. with Writing Desk and Bureau,
combined: an cTc"ifcm article. Also a pair
of Reeves patent Spring-bottnm BedsteadS
nearly new. Apply at this office.
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On Monday last, 4 little boy, son of Mr.
Braun, of Rock Run, while out chrrrying,
fell from Il tree, and WAS badly bruised. 1t
was reported that two of his ribs We're
broken but such did not prove to he the
case. pn Tuesday afternoon, Willie White,
4 little son of Clinton White, .Jr., aged six
wears, i'll company with two other boys of
about the same age, Went up on the side of
the hill to gather mulbcrreS. Willie man
aged to get up in the tree, some twelve or
fourteen feet from the ground when he lost
his footing and fell among the rocks and
stones, striking on his head, cutting and
brllSing his face. On" of his little mates
stayed with him while the other ran down
for assistance. Mr.. Alonzo johnson carried
the liitl" fellow down the hill and Ia the
home of his distressed parents, where at
this writin" he lies i'll Il partly unconscious
condition, unrblc to speak and with no use
Of his limbs OF his right side, which appears
to BIT paral wed. DrS Shure and McCul-
Tough have HE ease i'll charge, but lave very
litt!" hopes nf his recovery.
SUDDEN nEArn
ON Monday last, George Lcrcw, while at
work i'll Ha@rrty's quarry, near noon WIS
suddenly taken i'll, and died early Tuesday
morning. He WAS Il large, powerful man.
about ~ year, of age, bur was much ad-
,lictcd to drinking, and had been on Il spree
for some days previous, which was, doubt
less, the Immediate cause of his death.
THE MEDICAL FRATERHIry
held their convention here, on Wednesday
last: in the odd Fellows Hall. with Il pref
~ full attendance nj NJ II. =, Forty names
have b",sn recorded. Their sessions We're
held with closed donTS, no outside reporters
being allowed to enter. PORT.
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hRDEltED. This 18th day of June. in
" the year 1879 that the second sale of real
estate made and reported by Hanson ii. Haincs
Trustee for the sale of the real and personal estate
oi John W. CALDWELL he ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof he shown
81 before the end day OF August next provided
copy oi this Order he inserted in some news
paper published in Cecil county. once week Tor
one month before the :2nd day Of July next.
The Report states the proceeds of sales to be
S6i Thu \. W. MITCH ELL. Clerk.
True copy Tess \. W. MITCHELL.
Time 1J-lm Clerk
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\ VISIT TO EI.ETDN.

- Advice of an old nursr-'rhc baby
would he always bright and cheerful if an
occasional dose of DIR. Bulls Baby syrup
We're administered.
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EyHSlEkkssIss J5zNIE1ETES

We Will pay Agents Salary Ol SluG per month
and cxpc!i3--, allow large Sell
Kew aud wonderful Inventions w neia uhGt IRE
SaInule free. Address HEEaA. & Co, Marshall Mich.
NrAF% TO +. q. RICH Il CO., Portland
hin II Maine. Tor hest Agency business in
the world. Expensive Outfit Free.
c. "a Month and expenses guaranteed to agents.
cps = Outfit free. SHAW Co Augusta. Maine.
@T777 A YEAR and expenses 10 agents
Outfit Free.
Address L. q. NItkERG. Augusta Maine
Advertisement nT, n~S ar ro wee: s.m n" 100
Tor 100 page pamphlet. G. L. ROWELI. co.
Work,
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-Nhi-h 81 l'"el ''it'tiilc't Ill Il MOTT
y gage given 10y Samuel Brown and Jane V
Brown. his wife. to Levi W. Prnnock. dated the
hrSt day of September 1874. and recorded in liber
d. =. No. q. folio jI4 &c.. one of the Record Books
OF Cecil county. Maryland power was therein
given I" the undersigned To sell said Real Estate
i'll the event "i default in the payment of the prill-
cpai. with the interest thereon at maturity for
the Slar" %: twenty days after they shall have be-
come dine ana payable. That said mortgage be-
came due and payable IN the first day of Scptcm-
Der. IS,4. and j. Tor the sum OF - lJuOO with inter
est from aci,t murtgagr and secures the bond OF
the said Samuel Brown of even date with the
same and :ur the sans. Tor the same amount. The
principal ami Interest rcmain.n. wholly unpaid
the said Attorney has been directed to advertise
the property Ia hc sold ut Public Sale by reason
OF said default. and in ac"urdaucc with the terms
specified iii said mortgage.
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale at
the Court House door. in EIkton. Cell cuanty
Maryland at clock i'll the afternoon.
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KlSl,NG Su'N ITHJts.
Ti.MPEk.ANt +.


Mrs. Alice A. Coalc SiinperS. will address
the people of this vicinity on this subject,
i'll the NJ. +. Church, on Sunday next ut /
O'clock 7. ".
nsiitlSI
is now on hand and crops quite good. The
grass being late and wheat early has III
many places run he two together and
crowded the harNeSt"rS. The fine rain on
Wednesday also put them back Il day
Crops are all very good III this vicinity:
corn looking very well
MEM PuTATul.s
Mr.. McNulty has on exhibition at the
drug store five specimens Of Esrly Rose,
Peerless and lslut Mercer nolat"c$.
SETTLERS
Squire Precise has shipped a pair of his
Thoroughbred setter pups to Il gentleman in
Philadelphia, who WAS Immediately offered
Very large price for the prize. We
would advise others To send their dogs to
Pliiaieiphia, %eW York OF even Halifax,
1T once. if they DON'T get good prices for
them the community will he benefited at
all events.
THE FESTIVAL
for the benefit of the NJ f.. Church was
quite Il success. Good turn out: good time:
good order and profits.
BUSINESS
is briSking up decidedly TINS orLing Me
chanirS all busy; stores increasin. their
sales: people paying their debts (to the
printers may he an exception, we hope not }
the rQa,l> are full of fan wagons, lightnin.
raj Wagons. sewing machine Wagons, with
horse rakeS. hay teddarS. NOV ing and
reapng machines. In fact all kinds Of t;,r:n
machinery showing that people want ma
chimes and are able to pay for them, with
II long n"te)
VISIT TO ELKTON.
MG l'l;d u =iinrt wish to your tgwn last
week: but II looked So quiet and deserted,
that we almost feared it was Sunday. The
officials along Court House row, and store,
keepers about town seemed 50 lonely and
quiet it seemed hard IL disturb them W,
iibrlial Ill our brands and took on: over
the hills to our MidE awake town 10 get
Weakened up. The excursion Fran Our town
on thai day took away about four times Il,
many people rs there an: inhabitants of til,
wide awake town. ''-~l'rintor1
- Advice of an old nurSe.-The baby
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Mrs. Alice y. Coalc Shippers, will address
the people of this vicinity on this subject,
i'll the NJ. +. Church, on Sunday next ut !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-02

Nine Gerstor and Marie Roze will appear together on
Friday neHtin Mozarts opera II Flauo Magico'
At the Charity which takes place at seinway
Hall tomorrow evening, the principal artists who will
take part are Mrs In gene Brown, Mrs Florence Rice
Knox and Ncssrs Romeyn, Remmern and Alfred Pease
Madame AckermRnn-Jaworska,a teacher Of singing OF
much repute will give vocal aud instrumental concert
at Chckehng Hall on Thursday evening Of next week.
assisted by Of her pupils and also by
artists
Mr. De yivo's De Murska concert this evening at the
Grand Opera House promises to he unusually attractive
Miss Marsten. Mr. Charles Fntsch, signor Iaghapeua
aud sgnor susim will participate, and Mile de Marska
will sing selection from fnaore."
Al the Third soirec Of Max nnner and Or Damrosch.
which takes place Thursday evening at tile Union
League Theatre instruments POSITIONS By Ran, List
and schubert viii be played. Mr. Rcmmertz will also
sing some hoisr by Schubert ana Franz
The third concert OF chamber music by the Philhar
monte Club will be given next Tuesday II; chckonng
Hall Tie programme includes compositions by Brahms,
syendsen. Max Bruch. Mendelssohn. and Liszt which
will undoubtedly be rendered in manner worthy the
high reputation OF the club In addition to a double
quartet Of yiolns and double bass, Mr. Richard Hoffman
as pianist and Mrs Granger Dow vocalist will appear
The club is popular and composed only OF artists Of
the first order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-02
mr. PAULDIN0 AND THE CRITICS
A broad Denial OF the Charge that Money
Has Been Asked for Given.

The charge that Mr.. Frederick Paulding
had bribed dramatic critics to write favorably
OF his acting at the Lycoum Theatre was quoted
in THE Sun on Friday from theatrical weekly,
and call made for facts. II there were any. sus-
tanning 1t. Mr.. Aaron Appleton. tho manager
Of the Lyceum yesterday asked to make a
denial.
Not a cent has been asked for by any news
paper writer he said. or offered to one. The
only money we have paid in any manner to the
newspapers was for regular advertising. Mr..
Paulding has been severely criticised. but he
makes no complaint and has made no effort to
influence Judgment except by doing his best on
the stage. He has tried to profit by the suggcs-
tons of those critics who havo seemed to give
sound ones aud / think that his acting has
steadily improved by 20 doing. We have had
no intimation. and certainly do not believe that
any critic ON the daily newspapers could be
bought, or that tho question OF advertising in
any way affects what they write. To state the
case fully. however. ought to say that with
one OF the dramatic wceklies we have had n
different experience. Its advertising agent
threatened that, II we did not advertise in his
sheet. he would make il warm for us. We
did not advertise, and the next number con-
tanned. not alone a condemnatory article about
Mr. PauldinR. but violent personal abuse Of me-"
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farmers have got TO change their tactics and
breed better horses " they want to make money.
and that includes everything"
horses2" '0'"
Simply because the supply there is not equal
70 the demand. You see beef has been 80 bigh
there that farmers could make more money
raising beef than horses Why beef yraa M
much as thirty cents a pound This was he
cause grain was so high. Now the same cnuse
makes horses high. Grain liz so high TINT n
farmer actually can't raise horses and put them
ON me English market RS cheap rs we can
sending them from here. ! have not only
ported Norman and Clydesdale stations ;ssome
! sell. others | send West and others / keep
mere. L nave seven or eight now. Those
uruuUhJ horses you saw while ago nre the
result OF crossing native stock with the draught
stations. We have tho hest drought horses in
the world now. Some Euglishmpn and French
men who come here acknowledge that. What
we wnnt now Is fewer trOtters and more car
ringe horses. Then the business will amount
to gOmethtnpp
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Susintss gotit,A


Some time ago mentioned In one Of my advertise
mens the and residence OF gentleman suffering
from two ruptures of long standing who had been greatly
benefited by the use Of ALLCOCKS POROUS PLAs
TIERS. In consequence. he has been overwhelmed with
letters asking how he applied this wonderful external
remedy. As he cannot devote his whole time to this
Mind OF espondcnee propose briefly to give drco
tons how TO The pasers In such First before
applying the plaster the sufferer lie down on the
back for few minutes Second. the plaster must be APP
Piled that the ccne OF the rupture will be about the
middle the plaster The lower half OF the plaster must
be placed the part OF the stomach below the rupture
and made To adhere Third the plaster should he pulled
slightly to bring the lips Of the rupture together and
the upper part Of the plaster made 10 stick 10 the skin
uyeness must be avoided and Il would be we'll before
applyin the pAsers IN clear the bowels by taking nve
or six BRANDRBrHs PILLS. In most this treat
ment will be sufficient. but occasionally. In walking or
lGboring one plaster will not afford tho necessary sup.
port and second plaster should be placed the
first making what Is called Maltese cross For small
ruptures half Of plaster will he sufficient ALL
COCKS PLAsTERs may be used in all cases OF rupture
for week or ten days without any change, then the
part should be washed. and fresh plasters applied.
ILLUSTRATION
A lady writes; Isuficred much from a rupture low
down the right Of the bowels applied an ALL
COCKS PLASTER and used them continually. The nrs,
month suffered greatly. At length thought the lump
less After afew days took on the FIRST plaster
washed the part ami put on another. THIS did con
stAnty Al the end OF the second month the swelling
was gone the parts joined and was cured. At nrst
used Delt the plaster but In week or found
the support OF the plaster sufficient"
All that have used AGLCOCHs PLAsTERs for ui,
complaint have found speedy relief onenumes per
feet
Sins sing. Feb. IS. 1879.
b. BRANDRETu
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FROM BRooKLYN TO NEW YORK.
Madam Franklin Making the Journey aud
not breaking the Order OF her Walk.

not breaking the Order OF her Walk.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon there
we're crowds OF oterers on each side Of
Broadway along In front OF the Grand Central
Hotel. During the next two or three minutes
the numbers there were greatly increased by
those who halted to see what the crowds were
waiting for. Suddenly there was a commotion
as though a meteoroite had shot down into tho
pavement near the west sidewalk. Men and
women crowded toward that point Policemen
hurried thither. Small boys climbed lamp posts.
The triumphant bray Of brass horn was heard.
followed by the shout. There she comesl'
II was Madam Frank l.. making her way
from tho Adelphi Theatre In BroOklyn 10 the
Brewster building, on the corner Of Fourteenth
street and Finn avenue. without falling TO walk
n quarter mile IN any fifteen minutes. She had
Just descended from her carringo TO begin her
Z 5O0th quarter mile. She qunted the Adelphi
Theatre nj i've minutes past o'clock, imne-
dately after completing quarter mile. When
looked rs pale as she were dead She
surSetets Fry nTgr Whe CROSSING tho river ' sRe
paced OF another quarter on the ierryboat.
large number OF curious lOOkers-On on the
boat, and many ran on to tho bridge lust mo-
ment too le 10 f9n "eross WIN xSr dh ,
the Grand Central Hotel WIS made by alternate
stages Of walking aud riding. She asked that
the carriage might proceed Slowly, 50 that she
! could enjoy the outdoor mir. which she had not
| brcathod for twonty-siN days. When she alight-
| ed in front " the Grand Central Hotel her
cheeks showed good color, and she was not
looking much moro fatiHued than the women
| who ga2ed Mt her. She walked between her hus,
| band aud h6rtrainer, look ing straight ahead and
taking n long, easy stride. She wore dark hat
aud long black cloak. with bit Of ruflo or
| something white at her throat. The crowd
| hustled along in front Of her. ON both sides and
! behind. Four able -bodied musicians led the
| way-one dumping air into capaciOus brass
| horn. another mani pulating brass instrument
| Of smaller imensions IA third lingering a nickel
| plated bundle OF tubes. and a ioHrth tnkling u
| tinvoced piccolo or some kindred contriyance.
| Tho result was. My Hrandlather's Clock" At
| the corner Of broadway and Clinton place the
| pedcstronne returned to her carriage She
rode to Fourteenth stroet and around tho corner
| "A short distance. whom the carriage came close
| to the sidewalk. and she again aighted. The
crowd escorted her TO the entrance to the Brews-
| ter building. and scattered when she disappear
ed within the door. Tho quarter mile Was not
finished when she reached the head of the stair
| way. and abe walked twice around the track Ia
complete il. At9 o'clock last evening she hNl
| not slept since quitting her old trampinRground
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feel that am moved along
The ngid lines arranged by fate,
And be weak, or be strong.
cannot alter my estate.
Ny limitations have proved,
My narrow boundaries know;
when have suffered toilcd and loved,
1t was because 1t must be so.
labor strive, and do my best
Because the hidden springs must act;
To Him who rules leave the rest
Who hIcatlos the thought aud frames the fact
when from my grooves fain would stray.
And freely tread another track,
steely finger points my way
hand OF iron draws me back.
No longer do beat my bars
or strive to leave my prsoncd path,
Nor do longer bear the scars
OF weak rebellions certain scAth.
make no question Of my will
MY longngs silently subside,
My own appointed place M,
And welcome all thai may betide.
My bosom thus is free from fear.
MY conscience knows no vain regret;
And. De the prospect dark or clear,
No cares my constant soul beset
II should brave the tompests might,
or front the battles storm Of death.
would be safe AS when at night
In sleep draw my tranquil breath.
SIN will strive to be content
with what lose and what | save,
Aud. when my numbered days are spent,
VIII welcome my appointed grave.
Then, when drin from earth alone.
Aud launch my oarloss bark In space,
The force that here has led me on
win surely bring me to my place.
No terrOrs now or yet "a come
Ny faithful spirit can alright,
OF all lies lessons this the sum
HIS, and therefore IL Is right
EDWARD wILLHSJ
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Arrfved-sAruRpAY. March l.
81 Gate CITY. Daggett Savannah.
IS Wescr. WtlligefOd, Bremen.
~ iiHrald. Blonde. Rotte rdan.
IS Cohanim. Berg Catania
s. City Of Dallas. Chester. Brunswick. Ga
Is Alliance, Lawson. Philadelphia.
81 Lepanto. Ru1crS. Hut
IS North Britain Evans. Newport
IS Acton Sirachan. Havana
Shin Andrew johnson. Crawford. Antwerp.
Ship WIN A. Campbell, Hathorn, Liverpool
BARK SLEEVE Bloom. kiittcr. Liverpool
Bark Mary LawtOn. Porter. Duukirk.
Bark Clifton, Graham MacassRr.
Bark Post. Henricksen, bordeaux.
BARK John Geddie, jackson, Bordeaux.
Bark SOnntag scott. iloilo.
Bark Albert Russell, Carver, Hong Kong.
Bark kraDcvica, SverlingO HaVre
Bark Tare, Cetteneo. Limerick.
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The action Of Benson's Capcine Porous Plas-
tors upon the muscular system is one OF their
most curious and valuable properties. The
voluntary muscle which Is an organ Of melton IN anmal
bodies often rendered pnWcrless aud painful when at
tackled by coils, when all persons ARE subject IN
variable climates These plasisrs seem To possess special
virtue in the eradication Ot such pains and the re
Establishment Of strength ani health Their action Is
positive immediate. In the ordinary porous plasters
even when prepared with care tins Hcunis slower and.
In many eases experienced at all Hut IN the case oi
these plasteTs they attack the disease, and the
patient feels immediate benefit warm pleasant,
genial glow ia difused through the system. and they
never fail Ia thplr work OF radical cure.
druggists keen then.-idr
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Mr.. Sothern is still on the Continent and
although he Is undoubtedly restless under his enforced
idleness IL not likely that he will rcapporr the stage
this lie will sail tor this country NAV H. and
n Is probable that he will be accompanied hthcr by
the Duke Beaufort noted A. driver Of fourinhands
Mr. snthcrn and his party Will be joined by Mr. WIN.
Florence, the comedian. and will go 10 the hunting
grounds OF Canada where Loyd DpiTetrv has bought
rlNer amnnoaed % c0mlAlm an AhmmdAmne Of salmOm.
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Michael Cullen, aged years, months and 10 days
Of Edward and Annie Cullen.
DEL PRADO-On Friday the oath day Of February.
Ricardo Del Prado.
Relatives friends, the members Of First Company Sew.
cnth Regiment n a the Veteran Corps Of the seventh
Regiment, n O.. star Of Cuba LODGE PhUn.x Chapter
Palestine Commandcry Tcmplar Lodge VI Perfection,
remplar Lodge Princes ol Jerusalem Templar Chapter
Ross Oroix and Aurora Grata tunsstory uy
invited 10 attend his funeral from the Masonic Tcunle
23l st. and 9th av Sunday afternoon March p ~ halt
past niclnck II requested that no flowers he sent
HAINEs.--At the Ere County IN. ~ Anshousc, Feb.
~ William liaines. AGED o. years
O'NE1I-Jamrs O'Neil the beloved son OF Adcid and
James O'Neil aged wears and q months
Funeral this afternoon. nj O'Clock. 1877 ID
REEVES At his residence. In Salt creek township,
Muskingum County Ohiu. Feb % stephen Reeves aged
w years aud 9 months Reeves owned several large
farms and In the habit oi visiting thcu on horse
back. In mounting colt he fell and injured his head
and died In hours onward.
StLVER-Fcb ~. Ellen silver. aged 80 years, native
Of Balliucolg, County Cork Ireland
Funeral will take place from the residence VI her
brother, ~ North 18th st. Brooklyn. d. az half past
O'Clock on SUNDAY, March , Cork papers copy.
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ALBRO.-In Foster. X /. Feb. p, Patience AlbrO,
aged Iu2 years, months and II days
BALDNIN.-At TartNtown. Fch. 70. Emily W. the he
loved wc OF G. A. Baldwin, formerly Of New York, and
native OF Devonshire. England, aged 90 years
BREWER At uo residence ut her sonlnlaw, MI.
Daniel rulhcnius, linton Falls, \. j., Fob 49, Mrs
Elizabeth Brewer aged ~ widow OF Elias Bre
aged W years
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TRUE WORDS PROM NrxEvAH.

ENEvAH, Broome County n " Feb. o. 1874
Hon. b. BRAsDRETm
Ny Dear sir l have used ALLCoCK's PLAsTERs for
chronic rheumatism; they made perfect cure. though
had been Afiiieted for than five years
The rheumatic pains violent in my Joints that
could hardly walk and my almost useless |
used AI.LCoCK's PLAsTERs wrapped around my knees
and elbows and each shoulder blade. In twenty
four hours elt relieved and day by day grew better
walking was pleasure. and my arms grew timber
and strong.
Yours truly, LEONARD RANKIN