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A Needed Accommodation Granted.

Citizens Of the upper portion of the
cQ&;,;.r are highly gratifed by a recent ac-
comn?c.a;lpfs. $50, lem by the managers
Of the Cqlum?t4 ana iiort !4eSp:;i i.a..r'rH2:od
Company. Jictc:0jore residents Of the
Eia,,.;. ,,;;stricf comid not reach this to,vn by
railroad eari,cs 49,, by the LBS =. VI. train.
though leaving home c'tf,H -: he morning,
heciIlsp of the failure of the morning ,..a
south on the road named to reach Port De
po>iG in time 10 connect with the morning
train north Oh the T., W. x l.. road and
cli.st.. ;ls,rIly 4 trip To the county town
consi!liei / !. =; -: u. This delay and loss
OF time has been oh. .-tI,, II. ~. 'a"ing on
the line OF n morning train, |iiitl,i ..,. =
Peach Bottom early enough to make co:,-
nrrfiun with the morning train from Port
Deposit, thus reaching Elkton by the So
~ NJ train, giving The visitors four hours
ana a-ilhif here and leaving here by the l. 10
. .. train south, reaching home NJ an
ea.:. ..l4rr - the evening. This is IN ar
rangement .on4. s,tt.e,.s +" Nv residents of
the upper districts. Pet;t.',n a,.ts r',i oa
having been sent III to the managers Oh the
ROAD without avail, until they had finally
almost given mp hopes of ever securing the
concession. Now that it has come they
link none the less OF it however, and the
move W., 80 doubt add largely to travel
over this poftio,. - ~" road.
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Invitation.

Strangers are invited to visit
our store, when in Philadel-
phia, to leave packages there,
and to make a convenience
of it generally. 1t is a handy
place, right by the new City
Hall, at the very center of the
city. 1t answers our purpose
to welcome you, and to pro-
vide for such of your wants
as we can.
The store is about twice
as large as it was two or
three years ago; made so by
digging under ground and
building overhead, and by ex-
tension on Chestnut street.
Parts of the store are about
as comfortable as any place
can be; and one Of the most
comfortable parts is now be-
ing got ready for the rest and
refreshment of strangers.
One of the pleasant things
about the store always has
been the fact that you can
walk all over it, either alone
Or with a guide, without ever
being asked to buy a thing.
We know very we'll thatmost
of you come to us for a good
share of your supplies; why
should we spoil your visit by
intruding goods upon your
attention, when you come to
see the place
But perhaps you are not
coming to Philadelphia just
now. Very well; take a cool
er time. It's cool enough in
the store, when you get here.
You can write for any goods
that you may happen to
want; and get them, proba-
bly,, just as we'll as if you
were on the spot. Any how,
you know, you can return
whatever you get that you
don't like.
We sell more sorts of
things than we can put into
an advertisement. So, what
ever you want, suppose you
drop us a line. Well help
you if we can.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market
streets, and City-hall square,
PHILADELPHIA.
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A t2uc-r Caac

On Tuesday in>t s;"ri I .}u"h.r. " $
summoned ~ i'r,ltNllie 10 take ch c
"r Il ,nal u.,.s bad !o.'n a'l,> cd un &c
charge o ;,tf."nlt.t~ /" hr,,t mt D.,
;"ejn". '..tir>y 's.rr-. :'u ~" tA-nC ,l.,
,i"u>, Ii" -:."mcas "i., Il 90 :,,s, ,,r-s
-, !i.!i. Il .,.,'t - ,"af'",i :" e..
IL. STATED '',' ;,.ilH s., 1,t. t,,'N 't t. It!
re ,c:,ed i'rlrs ~! t.. N ili,,se "a. vat
there with n r"Sidt!,t ~ tn!, nrIg!,n n
hood whom il" met IL p.iitadelplia. He
SAYS hat Oh Monday. white at WON un-
loading cotton from 4 vessel at 1t wharf
in Philadelphia he fell into the hold and
and was badly bruiscd-tltc marks ui the
injury were plainly visible. He then lett
the vessel. asit fen IN wish 9 man he had
met before. and wl.o lived S&Gc wherc
down acre il. Maryland. luat they .,ot To
G.iniia" tu:r1i.er aId he remembers
nothing m;:rc ,.u;il !r.tlrr arrest in Perry
willie. He think, lie must have c,nc
down here in company with the FREUD
h.5 feIi il witt. Tie i,.,-onal'S body bpir
terrible marks of injuries all over 1t, one
~ his limbs in particular being III IA
shocking condition. Evidently the man
had heea CA an extended spree as he cx-
hibited - mrtnms Of Gclrum tremenS
and the physician to the jail DR.. Mitchell
had to be called in.
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Deaih OF Mr.. John Stockton.

Dir. JOAN I>toeK,e.i.s x'.t-4 las been suffer
ing from conSUm Dlion o. tbs i4ti.. ear .arne
time past. died ou Sunday afternoon last,
at his residence ia tits town. He WIS .
native Of Germany, bu! had been resident
oil this county and Il naturaiize,i q tiIen for
a number of Years. He was ~ years 81 &c.
| p 10 about II year ago Mr.. Stockton was,
to all appearances, Il hearty, robust man
and about the last person one wou!d select
as : cGEsuHptive Deceased leaves widow
;lm Seyerl- rs.,r-,oeIl children. His funeral
took place on Wetinis;;:.y afternoon the re-
maiGt being inferred in The tt:4lic Gene
terry fridge street
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A Busy Scene.

A visit to the extensive fertilizer works
of AIessrs. Scott (: Bro. of this town VIII
well repay the trouble at this time. The
scene presented within and without the
mills is a busy one. and the entire opera
ton of converting the crude materials into
the various kinds OF tertil i+eE5 IN ale can he
Witnessed. The Il2acAed GQE2s; t!aT 'Ie
seen unloading troHI Ee vessels an,. enter
ing the mill up2n o,ia sih@ pass into the
crushers, rom thence thra.gl iaa3 various
other processes and in less tue ti.a.. * pc-
cupied i'll writing this reappear uFos: AZ
upper floor in the form OF line flour read y
for bagging. The process OF converting the
South Carolina rock INTO Il condition ready
for use is Also an interesting one and may
be Witnessed - any lime, the mills now
running night and Dag. IBIS firm is now
making six varieties OF Their s@4f'S-Pure
Ground bone ia Two grades, i}i,sGIrad
Bone or MarylauI! lone Meal, Sure Growth
and Standard Hhos.'hatts, and the South
Carolina Rock.
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BALTIMORE CArrLn MARKET, August
".-i'e". ualrie.-'rhe market was again
SLOW, and prices oil from 10 /, cent, as
compared with last week Quotations are
as follows: Very hest Sti:..,l('i SGaU: That
generally rated ,ir>t quality 81 :lMo ST %:
4e,iin"i "f good fair quality 81 00(a 50 ~
ordinary thin Steers, oven and Cows s. 10
@S2.I5; Extreme range OF prices - 50T6. 90
Most o.: the sales were from 81. OOG; 81 -.
Mich CowS.-Saies in lunches at S:;O:a,SjO
per head, with good Cows in active demand.
Swine.-tiraSs hogs oGtl0a, cts; corn-fed
hogs ll@ III cents; extra ll5z. Sheep.-
Common Sheep and I.amhs have been dali.
We quote bg:pi,e, .;.erl, 1T III -. cents.
U,,, ~, s. .l. iaeFe. hgure. Lambs 4Gt6
cents
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a Pheasant Cat,

Tho services If The .N",tLo Mere again Sc
cured on Saturday hy a party who have en-
.ioye,l number of pleasant sails i'll her
during the past summer. She left Scott :
wharf at : l.. NJ, having no objective point
in view, and being supplied with plc"ty of
;,%ans 81 enjoyment !hr party >"itItd hem
selves Tor 4 iiIr..e a,h: :.IH... 1902 -. y
ing frcnchtown we We're Ia"t hy Il i,.w
friends who were waiting 1t that place to
join rs. We were >o"n Oh 0lir way again
under :, stiff meeIe that seemed To invest
Cur brave little vessel with life. Proudly
she sped over the giisteIIiug wafer, passing
many points ot interest, prominent among
which was Welrh Point whose prolific
Banks OF clay, under the super vision OF the
en>.ao.:& II. lyle a"a !a,lT yic:din,. great
quantities OF lilate:i;,i, %hlai. aie pee.
from that point To Philadelphia for inanu
featuring purposes. We are indebted 10
Captain Fowler for som" interesting points
of information rs regards the mode ot eX-
tracing clay, shipment of same, sc. \
good substantial supper was IN iuyed an the
boat. AID long before 1t was served longing
yes we're continually being turned tow:tr,!
tfl a:iE... -, which me i,.olSi0r> v.t:e
stored. oi,,i ALL ;;;;TI.oaGF, ..c:.a.:,,s !..r
supper came ir,,I,I tii~ lords Tie ladies'
vaillIy fried 10 lrowp down such Demands
Az rs lf!lrIlilE itiI 10 .INti4
"nt baskets urr. l....t';"r,j tur.tW.i n and Il
general '',et 20 followed. The va. food
Disappeared was Il scene that an ;t:>th-te
would have turned from with :: shu,iirr
After supper dishes were packed i'll their
respective baskets and all adjourned to the
deck to enjoy the evening air and sunset
sitting with am umobstructet view OF the
Six. ~. ,a.s "a :?tc;ft ...r;tJ ., wat hin :he
faiHag Sia.a: asa: ;,t.es.., ..Sii esq ;..:'t
dissatisfied in their spher.. hustled th0m:-
selves one after another into space 10
he lost forever in darkness. twas pleasant
te sit thus III the shadows with an orcaS-
ional hurst of song and laughter breaking
The call.l of night, and as we neared home
all seemed to feel that the entire afternoon
and evening had been Il success ia every
raIaect. anr. felt themselves under deep
obi. ,.at..rl a:,;;.:n E"wNrr for his kind
ness Ana ttr5.',S 10 ,j'.i1trisuta 70 IA. &fler-
Moons enj6y i,relit We hive n.ach 10 he
grateful for to both him aiid Nr Hal NiGois
both OF whom did all within their power to
maze az, 80: ;;, "l"asanr, aud with one voice
we tender them Il hearty Nvio q thanks
and hope we may soon he permitted TO en-
Joy Il similar afternoon pleasure. \.
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Personal.


il. ID. ,Ihmar, Esd, Hepnty Register of
Wills, LEFT on Wednesday Tor visit to
Chicago.
Miss HELEN u. t;illingham, the talented
young aio"G;;"',i+t q philadelphia . visit
ms Mrs. Am. y. iiahettop, OF this town.
Enoeh McCuilougi, Esq, and family, Of
i:owlan.i>riile are spending the summer at
E"hol!@th..
Mr.. Cecil {. AI'raYe.. ot the .,aiIroad
Postal service and family are visiting
friends here
san Francisco papers Of Wednesday, the
ID i..&.., mote the :iTlir:. OF Hon. Jacob
Tome and party in that city, on their tour
of The West. The party We're stopping at
the Palace Hotel.
DIR. Thos. II. Dnnott. Of Harrisburg, Pa,
is visiting his father, DR. Justice Dnnotr,
near town.
Miss Maggie /. Mar>EhaH,. ard Miss Ada
{. l,attyr OF tL,s 5ow.i ief, on .huFs,,ay Tor
visit 10 Pennsylvania.
Hey. pr. Randall, President OF Lincoln
University, Chester county, Pa, was in
town on Thursday.
Mrs. Wm. NJ. N"nn#rd of Wilmington is
visiting Mrs Edmund lrown Of this mace
during the absence af :.eg husband on Il
trip west.
Miss Nannie Pierce OF: Wilmington, Del,
is Visiting Mrs. Il. Il. Reese of this town.
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Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court of Cecil CIHn!v Il: >
in session on Tuesday and "Wednesday al
this week. Present: Hon. lanes No
C;tulev. Chief judge: Hon. Richard J..
Thomas and Hon. David T. Davis, AssGci-
.t'r Judges.
Sunur, claims against deceased person $
examined and passed.
BOMBS APPROVED.
Bond Of 7. l.. IIou>rkcciIrr, :l,lini"istra
tor Of John Il. Haley. Bond of Eohrrf Nc
..au@hiu and Franklin MrLaughiin, adj
inini>trators of Constantine Mclaughlin.
Auditors report in ease OF simpson v.
Simpson, No. IS, Chauctry, conf mtd. l..
G. iiGtckery trustee.
INVENTORIES, SALTS AND Diets PASSED.
Inventory of the goods, chattels and PER
,oIal estate of William y. Hanson. In
VruiOry of The goods, rhattelS and personal
estate, Of john Il. Haley. List Of debts due
the estate of J. II. McCuIluugh. List u,
sales of Sarah y Rogers and &. Eoss Dixon.
ACCUI MIS- PASSED.
Fourth Hcrouut Of Cdthafire ". Spence,
guardian OF George l.. Spencer. Sec, nd ac-
coun; ct Frank Il. Scott, guardian of Bessie
+, Eva e.. Helen, and Henry y. Scott.
Cuurt adjourned 10 meet at lis regular
session in September next.
"Eljoy Your Lifu''
is good philosophy. hnt +" do 81 yon mus,
have health. Ii bilious and ron>liratri,
II hiIul is ont ui order. use DR.. p!erct's
Pheasant l'urgaiive Pellets" which are
mild, Vet ctrt.,in in ii.rir operation. OF ;.!l
druggists.
-" w. ar" >rrr;iir;H1 #otn. very ,.nu,,
~ les OF nr".> G"",i, i:ii~i
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Nv willing soul would stay
- Il q" n frame a. this.
Anh &.th;.t i'll .."rsali away.
I, -, q I.r,i.TjrT -

from sEc! eNhi!eratins SCenes Ji.e pGe.ii-
ren retnrncH 10 their Respective societies
greatly ",eo:fragel 10 progress and perSe-
veranre iii The ~, 49, 81 ifei: Divine Master.
The last Saturday ami ssa,.iat.. Of April
lSa5, Il Quarterly meeting was held IL
North East. Several ministers were pres
eat ON fI,tIr way 20 the Philadelphia An
nUll Conferences, which was to meet in
Ckas:rrtnw n, Nd, the following Wedne*-
d.ay, !;;isiafG...@ sburS and Whateoat preSld-
ing. Henry - 'iii ,ttGr a Young man bat
WHO lived ~ u. gy"' Il tt.Hn+ce.: yea-S Old.
Thomas I:Hrrh: Il E0tIS p,2l: q: r.: @@y 20
Join the Conference nil3 sUi,s!.; GLnt.y filled
some Of the most prominent appointments.
The Presiding Elder Vim. Colbert preached
Saturday morning: and AIMING Owen, the
brave pioneer Of AiethoaiSm in the Ny"m-
ing Valley 1T night. Sabbath morning,
Frc&burn Garre'tSon preached "a most
p.a.::it22,i. DISCOURSE and again at Elkton in
the atfc.nJg:..'
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A BONANZA MINE

n health is to be found in DE- L. y Pierce 5
y avo,itc Prescriptions, To tie meet If
whicl, as y remedy 10, fem;.l weakness SIia
kindred affections thousands testify.
80 Chesapeake melons and c"GtclnUpe,
fresh from the patch Buy one REESE
!8- Nothing special, everything cheap
REESE,
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-''Joe." Mr.. Deiaplaine Met u. lough's
fast trotter, and Mr.. VIM. Falls "Wil-
l,w>witCh' were shown together o. the
track here Yesterday F'rNtayh .aGrning
by Air. Henry Hess, who has them in
training. 10th were much admired and
showed some good PAGES.
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NOTICE.

IN THE MATTER OF THE MORTGAGED
REAL ESTATE OF OBED =. THATER.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
IN pursuance of an order of the Circuit
l. Court Tor Ccril county, in Equity. passed in
the abovccn:itcd cause. notice is hereby given to
the creditors OF the said Dbed =. Thayer To file
their claims. properly authenticated, with the
CLERK ot said Court. within sixty days from the
late of the first insertion Of this notice august
}, lSS1.) &. McCILLOt GH,
Auditor of the Circuit Court Tor Cecil county, in
Equity. Aug 5--lm.
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An exceedingly lean horse his bones
projecting Ike hat hooks and wearing Il
fly blanket made of old baggiug, at
tracted much attention on the street
yesterday. The Joke of the matter was
tiat the owner i'll making the covering
If OLD bags had so placed them is 10
throw the ,,tenci. markings On The ou;-
side and in big black letters Oh each SIDE
nj ;he animal appeared the words Scott
y bro. $ Pure Bone Some no doubt
thought the poor old nag really ' as on
the way to the bone mill.
A rabih dog and several others that
had been bitten by him were shot in
North East yesterday.
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~ Browns Iron Bitters strengthen the
urinary organs and prevent kidney diseases.
Z F3palar su;ntres Nasoi:.


pom The neck OF land known as Town
Point WASHED on one side by the waters of
the Elk, ana upon ~ o;s!2E BY the waves
of the bohemia river stands The large and
pleasant residence Of Mr.. Vim. 7. !iar:!ott.
y more d,lis ht.Ul location could hardly he
desired for IA simmer residence, scarcely
one Of the many means ri summer diver
S:.., l,.... ...,>.....t. HoatinT; fishing: shoot
ing and driving may he i:I'fuiee,i iii 10 any
extent, and the large and well shaded lawn
surrounding the premises, affords ample
space for ali the oar door games. Tie loca-
cation too is in the midst OF II fine fruit
country. Peach orchards and vineyards
heinz in view in all ,lirrcticns y few sea.
SONS ago Nj. fiarriort was induced tn re-
Ce =. :. 't'H't"i number ot guests for the
summer H':sts"ti, ,'t MA ti;.L. .i.i.i-iJ De
came 50 popular hat the mum Der of dppli-
cautS was great the following season, that
scarcely one half of them could be accom,no-
dated. This season Mr.. Harrio1t rntrrtains
fifty guests, and the number that he could
not accommodate runs up into the hum
S.-.ls IS many as forty-seven applications
having neen Icli!seu ~ enc week. II cGu-
nrctiou with this matter OF ''applicants"
some of M. Harriotts friends EEL Il joke
upon him, said to he founded on fact: Mr..
Harriutt is n bachelor, and it is said that
during the last Seaeou NE was frequently
tH,,a,! IL same OF his lady guests 10 find
himself 1t wife. d mong "a liaicn OF i'.c early
applications for rooms this season, Callc
a little hillet-deuX from an eastern city, in
n neat, female hand writing. Whether this
could be clasScd as IN application for board
or i,G: we do mot know. The fair writer,
however, went on 10 sag that she understood
he was in need Ct 4 helr;nate and without
waste of words, PROPOSED, with his consen,
I" assume that position herself. rs Mr.. II.
still remains in single ple>sedncss, we pre-
sunni lac ''.d n"i aG,.elit the proposition.
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School Commissioners,

Tie .ioard met tuesday. Present
MeSAr4. livrgist ans, Eddie,
MIR. Thomas 5. Miller, trustee Of SrhGG
No !. Third district. appeared before the
Board asking for some repairs on The
sch"o! house. Referred to Commissioner
Blddie.
Mr. ;. Seminar made statement that
the repairs and fence for Fair Hi! schuu
would cost 3il.20 Mr.. Seminar, rs trus
tee. WAS authorized to have the repairs
..." -,
The trustees Of the Warwick school re.
ported as having OrsaIIZed: Amos VII
SON President
Miss Gertrude Cranor made &pplira.
ton for q scholarship in the State Ecr.
mad Sohooi. and, as she had already been
examined as teacher, was appointed.
The following teachers were contirurd
~. iaUl~- s. i.@a.y Ia. si;c,fy I'LL
schoo!; Miss !. S6nguw for colored school
No. ,. Third district: Mr.. W. Z. Coalc
for school No. TO- Sixth district. Mr..
john .!ennesS. assistant teacher at Port
Deposit. resigned his position. Resigna-
ton accepted. lie was confirmed as
teacher Of school No. >. Sixth district:
Mss Annie Quinn for school No. !,
Seventh district: NJ. Y, Il. Waits ioy
Schco, SO. !, i4.ghtn district.
Miss llelen liaSson. assistant teacher.
at North East resigned her position.
designation accepted.
The proposals Tor building new house
for Pivot Bridge were as follows: Z. and
Geo. W. jackson, 800: y. +. Lakeland.
$50: Amos Wilson. #a35: Levi I. p..tte.-
sen. $50: +. :. SentE3;.!:, $:!+s. Messrs.
I. and Geo. I. Jackson being the low
est bidders were awarded the contract
y petition from the patrons Of colpred
school No. Il. Fifth district, W.: gc,..iv-
cii asking for q new suh"" h""sc. i've
telred to commissioner t.,eri>t.
1t was resolved that hereafter All bills
fOr iucilertals i'll each school - ch as
glass, brooms. buckets. etc. he paid by
the teachers of the school ont of the book
fees. and that they tile the reccinted killg
~ t!:.!.; :e,'",ss ~ t.,e 4-I!G..i .aha.d.
The Iu!io~iE. notice was ordered to be
given: All parties furnishing articles to
the teachers Of the public schools are no.
titled that they must settle with the
teachers themselves.
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ril% Gli{EEY>.
HALTiMuRE, August Ii. 1852

Corfrct"d r",hiH hn r. il. .l:iriGci d. Sons,
GT"j' and II oH"rc Commission Nc,-
Giants, IL NcE2de1lgs Wharf.
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~ !'rick.ey < Met tiloq2 h.s e. ,.rsion
to .e!!,.I!rs;rr takes place Th:rs'lay nest,
August 49,. nj h !avcrte steamer Pi'ot
Bon
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ORDER NISI.

ALICE =. DONNEIL
JOHN W. MORGAN AND MARY MORGAN
HIS WIFE.
No. ll3; Chanccry.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
In relation to the sale of the Real Estate of
John w. Morgan.
ORDERED. This 9TH dav of July.
" 1850. that the sale made and reported by
Reuben Haines. Trustee in the above-enttlcd
cause be ratified md confirmed. unless cause to
contrary thereo! he shown on or before the 18th
day OF September. lSs2: provided, Il copy OF this
notice DE inserted in some newspaper published
in Cecil rouAty. once week for one month prior
to the 10th day of August 1882.
The Report states the amount of sales to be
Si.;a)U.oU- JAMES a. DAVIS. Clerk.
TIVE copy: test JAMES A. DAVIS.
July Sim Clerk.
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80 Don't forget that Ericisley y N ct>gi-
lough'S excursion from Port Deposit AID
Havre de Grace on the iavorite steamer
Pilot Boz takes place ON next Thursday,
August 18th. ~
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~ ANY gentleman having any Of my
shell ioanipg APPARATUS in his possession
will please return it and obige
Il. G.. REESE.
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=; For pleasant sail on the bay 90 on
Rrickley x McCullouch'' excursion It"
dorchester on the swift and safe steamer
iti"t Eog next Thursday, August 1Tth.
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~ If you experience bad taste i'll mouth,
SalloWneSs or yellow color of skin, feel
.t.E;a end drowsy, appetite unsteady, fire.
quent h"a.ttcEa ." dizziness, you i,ta Huii-
ioIS, and nothing VIII arouse your liver TO
action aud strengthen up your system equal
to DIR. Pierce'S Golden Medical Discov-
cry" BY druggists.
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The Officer Of Regiat,ation fer the Sixth Flee
ttou djslricS Will attend at his office, mt
GULnRA. on Monday ard Tuesday. the nth
and 18th days OF August. 1852: and ut RISING
Sun. on Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. and
Saturday. the 10th. 18th. 18th and 18th days
OF August, 1852.
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The Officer of Registration for tao Fifth Flee
ton district will ATTEND at his office. at
CHAIR Is tDWN. I'll Monday, the llth day
vi August, 1872: at ELk NECK. on Tuesday.
the 18th day OF August. iSSl; and at NORTH
EAST. on Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. and
Saturday. the 10th. Eth. 18th and lab Gays Of
August. lSS2.
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Tho woman SailIage Qacstion,

When the present Congress met in De.
cember the U. S. Senate was besieged by a
number Of the most influential and intel
ligent OF the female advocates Of woman
suffrage in this country, the object being to
get IN expression from that body in favor
OF the movement to invest women with the
electoral franchise so far rs voting for mem.
bers OF Congress and President and Vice
President OF the United States is con.
cerned. The Senate declined TO make an
expression on the subject, but went so far
as to appoint select committee to hear
what the ladies had to say on behalf Of
their cause. That Committee met some
time afterwards and was addressed by the
leading champions oil. the cause. Able
and forcibIe speeches were made by Mrs
Searie, Airs. Granger, Mrs. Colby, and Miss
Susan b. Anthony. And still, alter hear
ing these eloquent addresses, the Commit,
tee could not make up their minds to re.
port iayomNIy On the prayer Of the peti,
TONERS All they did was to pass the FOL.
lowing resolution:
Resoled, That the committee arc under
obligations TO the representatives OF the
women OF the United States fortheir attend.
unce this morning, and for thGable and in.
structiyeaddresses which have been made:
and that the committee assure them that
they willgive TO the subject oil woman
suffrage that careful and impartial consid-
Grafton which its grave importance de.
mands.
Since the passage ottlis resolution there
are no signs that either the committee or
the Senate propose to take any further