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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-20
Wa6hingtoa ooosip.-Tho We
Against Railroad orautp.

WAsuIxoToN, Dec. 16.-The
an,endments 0f the Committee On
Navigation Laws are enacted, and II
they fail 70 ct the American nag fly-
Ing Upon every sea, nothing will ex-
cept hiring the Dag to n0at at %
CongTese b being strongly urged
to exte0d he bonded befod
for spirits. Telegran,s and pe{itious
are received from Ill paris q the
country: Whisky men are low spir-
tied though working earnestly, but
the result Of last falls elections and
their agency In It, does MT gain them
any Republican friends. Five Re
publicans declare whisky moqW lost
them forty Congressional ID ricts.
Whisky men In asking Repubo(caus
to help then, are ev}dently much
embarrassed. Senator 6hssman
thinks the period may Be extended
two years, and with t6is whisky men
will have TO b satislled. Otheis con-
cur IN this view.
Henry Yale Hind renews the
charge of conspiracy Ietween
Ottawa Caston0 officials and the Bu-
reau of statistic at WashinGt0n to
alter the records AZ the govefnments
VI the United States and Canada ~
earding the exp0rtatiou Of 6sh from
the United States to Canada and
British North America. November
3Oth he wrote from Wind. or 70 Sec.
Frelinghuyscu, Of the manipulated
records. He asked an exhaustive in
Quiry and thorough reformation of
the civil service By which frauds have
been committed.
A number OF House democrats arr
determined to make all the trouble
poassble for land grant railroads dur
Ing the pending days Of congress
They attribute their zeal to patriot
Ism and desire for the public go0d.
It h by no means impossible some
n,ay have close relations with bears
On Wall street. At all events Il -
the bears Of Wall street who are most
~ benefited BY these nl0vemente 1t
present f'r no one imagines the elos-
ing h0alvr Of congress with the great
alu. >s..m IL i.,iit nlld taxation and
other Lassii,v.s to be considered, . dk.
csDssi0n on ~ vast . subject - the
land grant system of the government
will likely he entered upon. Rssolu-
tiOnS affecting . number of r0aa)s
have been introduced aud more are
The warfare II to be
continued even with greater vigor In
the next congress. Cobb will intro
.luce . bill especially aimed ut the
Northern Pacific.
lhgus rep,sts were currcnt here
last night that . high government
,DllIl,er Dk,st large SUM ut larO and
was tbr,wu fruDln the card rnDsll.
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Eallrood Racket.

Frixht csssts abOWt sixty dollars ln.'
tam frUal Portland - Thompson liv-
er.
The NOrtlscrn Pacific railrsaal ),as
thus far lNen fortunate IN it, frt'ssjclsl
from, xOsOw l,llrkaaless.
The lint lsnUs,,ot i've ls,,sss~l over
the Utah and COlOradO line Wesine.s-
day. "n the Denver X III" (;r:,nde
railway.
BOise !NNtsxMv,,":: The OregO:l short
Lime Il Dl,w within thirty.tive miles
Of the cruising Of the keitOn and
Woanl River stage rsud. This point
h ten nmtlss east Of the ShOsl.One
Junction; or. In other words, the
company have forty.6ve miles Of
track to lay to reach the Junction.
whi.'l', ut the present rate Of laying
track, will e.iuire forty-iive days.
II the weather continues gOsn). We
may link for the railroad ut that
point about the LIT Of February.
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HAwwusnl' ~. l6.-(;ovesnor Roy;
,,...te.si.v hard arxumsents ts'e AMI
sssin.i ihe rcognitton ofs r:.l.i.s.
~. iaraeed Ly the .0ovenor VI New
Es-s ~ The man (;reenswajt, a!Ieg.
"a IN have obtained tS.W1S wostn ..
.1S.,..os,.is under false pgetenses !!ecel
.s~.s.l Arms ID New YORK. y n
.e.s..l f,rscnavalt Tepgr.e0ted h1nl-
IN 9 : vr:l!hy nan: ::,: ao'ss e.. rk i'ssk
sceosnt, and Obtained ne a,Scrss .:ss ~:
me- uowned . PAT o. sneo ovS vnS ~
rrnaai,,ljeS lell into the naoe1 49,.
c.aes.asn. II lsas tsanai'tsed e'nen
I'm vns simply . clerk o" 40 % M'G.i ~;
Phiisd~lphia: tA.vesno. HSys ~ ~
~ derisie the eaes bese Ieseee "
VosA ~ hDooDoo q . W~'
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NEw IORk, l)ts. 16.-Thc Stas'k-
ha,llless xav The people ATE in . psxi-
tiOu 10 know sOslsellIjng III the Pacific:
Mail CO.'x affairs: that itx l'sssinssss
shows steady Increase. The cs''la-
,any claims that the i've new steam
en- built during the lsst eighteen
months have been paid ts'r wholly
out Of earnings and that the iInettng
debt hes meanwhile lx.en reduced ul1-
Ill Il h now hut . little more than
81 ,lhaI, ,O0l.
it h stated On go.sl authority that
. ball poDl has been formed In the
Nostleru ParilIc preferred In order
To advance the stock. 1t h l'e)teved
the stsrngth " villarsl's stock may
preyemt any serious break In the
market. People wl.D have been right
on the Pas'ilc Mail l'r's)tet "A h'r II
shortly.
The alleged contemplated, rurctase
l,y the Panama Canal 'r's''lahy n MT
rs.nlir,,sed l.y its representatives.
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Mloce1laD0syu0.

TROy, X. ", Die. 1I.-1 .*~ iron
ard xteel w,rkerx are Idle s'n aa'as'.snt
0f . wheel breaking Ut the sur'en
Irpu Works, and other accidents.
Nsw YOKK, Dec. l6.vT.e M..''Hf
AVS Il would be . grrat thing u W.
e,o,lli ret such . law ~ tl.at l'roins't''
in the lin reported IN hath l''':''t1
ve.txs.isy, =, .fo Remove !'urslen:
rnm Americas Merchant Marine"
jul,n Ruacl, it yet to " j's'ass1 fss''''
however.
WAsuIN0rox, Dec. III -seaman
>N,;s..,a, 1rrlifle,) be(Dre the JeoMnetoe
Hnsrvl he knew there w..s = dt6Ico!ty
i,~1veen( ,omln,ansleS l)eIA A,nx .nsN ~
iins. bat mot the :se!aiiA. D:,,s,.' l..
~ the xsje of kepten,l.er 18th.
cs,as,ss N Republican tenaeoss
this n.orning .l.s.ielesl to e:li up ~, tl.s
s%.;l @ s~rvies Bill iususedialely. and
S:seS . vote today u poesabse.
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CHICAGO, Nov. IA Taylossville
special aays: Tive four men inl)ist.sl
!or the outrage upon E,nma B0nal
have asketl change of venue to
9ontgonseIy circuit. This l,osstponev
tlse trial till The II of April next. The
opinion b expressed that the defend
ants age only trying tO defer the trial
until their victim dies. She certainly
!. MT alIe :" travel ~ iar, aud not
likely tn l,e.
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Tho British ORbinee

L0NDON, Nov. 16.-The chanees In
the CAbjnet have now been co0pjet-
Cd. The following named Miniseers
having taken the Oath before the
oveen 10 ceaneil to-day: Lord Derby,
SecreteIy Of State for the CoIonies:
1oTd Kimberly, 6eesstasy Of State
eor India; Lord llartinGlon, secre-
e.ry of state for War; Right Hon.
Hugh {. Chillens, Chancell0r Of the
Exehequer.
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LONDON, Nov. 10. .--Tlse lark Lang
rigy HS)0, wlslcl, arrived at Liver
plnIo fr,an Astoria lsast msOnth, aud
sailed ffs,sn l.ivsrlnsA k,r-man,e Al
rOrt nat given -sirsck an T,n.kar
leO.k, ulf the csksst VI OxC0rl, Ire-
lassd. Twcpty-f'ur II the crew were
drowned. ANIL only two saved.
The lIritixh slip Glad Ti.lings,
frOnl Calcutta fOr Falm.Outh, went
asDSssrU at lrawle lOint yesterday.
She caught nrr and l'slrned up. Two
u the cgcw were drOwuesQ.
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CHICAGO, Nov. l6.-A PittsLurx
special says: Il tlanepires that The
so1cSde a Harry Matthews In Chica-
10 receotly b due to his enforced
:eparasI00 from IN 0et0gO0n wife
here. Hh wife b young, handsnupe,
and rich, bnt BIZ family interfereS
and drove the young man fiom the
city. Ak wife will make 4 le9.l
IIght Sos the possession II the body.
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4 Lun0tjC at IorRo.

HAsRlsBrR0, nov. l6. - Allau
!oevere. . re3eesed lunatie, murdered
hts ather.in-hw, aud s)aageroQsly
woonded biz wife yesterday. usin9 Z
knife With despefate aud lnaniacaI
strength. He CaTricaded himself.
ana woe ooly captured after helms
shoe ~ the leg. He had nve revOl.
VEN when taken.
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DUHLIN, NV 16.-The is.lnrta-
ti0m Of the Lri<h Dv'0<hi win Ce pm.
hiIitell.
PARIS, Nov. l6.-A Dispatch fts,ss,
NOsstceau, IA1s Mines, xayw Two
dynamite cartridges were exl,l&n)esl
there last night, damaging the front
0( the lbs'aaee ssrWpiesl D.y . man named
Martin, wlS0se IassiNess b tO rsxhsler
the ''0tput II csal by individual
H. inen.
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TERX0-DY NAIL.


The runsOr OF FOlgrr's intention Il
resign is revived.
The Sultan of Turkey y living ID
aijr.t fear Os sssassisation.
\ firm In Pittsburg he secured q
patent for making gla~ shingIs~.
\ Till in the Georgia I.~xisiatsr,
makes l'etting On elections uislle.,
mitanOr.
The new sssspension bridge aerosl
Niagara river h to 10 completetl bv
sep. 1SsS.
II Is reported Randall has decided
to throw hb whOle struggle In iavo,
ii blackburn for Speaker.
The minislers Of New York viii
organize to secure . bstter euSoccs.
n,cnt Of the Sunday law.
blackburn. Of Kentucky, b loom
ing UP ~ . powerful candidate fou
speaker of the next Kouss.
The Government Commiwiones ol
I:ailr'saals In his report advises the
regulation " rates by Congress.
The Itussism Embasnnl.x has leil
for It. Petersburg In coaneclion
with efforts to induce Runsis 10 10
dlu'e the tariK.
The service Of the New Yosk City
Post Oniee h said to 10 nearor per-
feet than that of any other post osllre
in the country.
Government detectives are slill o.
the trail u ex-senator spencer. He
Is wanted ~ witness lo9 the pguse-
cation in the Star ruate trial.
II h EXPECTED that . decree will Be
isss'ed In few days degrading Arabi
aud other condemned Pnshas, and
ordering the s,0niiscatiOu Of their
property.
The space on the southwest corner
Of the liOvernnsent resesvnlioa at
Hot Sl'rimxs, Arkansas, hos been ~
Iects~i ~ the xite fos the Army and
Navy Hospital, f0r which COssgrsz,s
l'a~ appropriated @lOO, ,OoO.
II is umders(00d Postmaster (;ener-
NJ Howe, in anticipates III tlss
Adoption ef The bsll prOiasing . ~
iu.tHn M letter postage lO two
cents, has taken the preliminary
steps tDr the llsanW(aetugs AZ . ar4e
nuusl,er Of two cent stamps.
In the c>se VI Terssa Slurls Tor the
murder II Slil<s, her lover. The jury
brougbt in = verdict " ''gSilly VI
,,.amslane hter," and fixed her pom
i.husent 1t osse yess In The pesilsn-
tiary. Her counsel moved fos . new
trial.
Mayor irace 0f New York was ~
Gently a.ked whether be wouDd grant
Iiceasss for the production Of the
Passion Play. He replied that be
had nat given the matter any thought
~ No sliIialiOn had been made 10
him. Opposition to the pso1ucti's
of the play h marked.
IL h stated that the 0agqWls Of
IA'rne l'as rrqs,eslssl . military escort
~ l.is l,r,'lsssssl trip tbrOsagh Texas.
Secretary l.i,.e,'ln says be has heard
lm,lhimg .f il. Omr III Geuesal SheT.
usan'x staff. however, bas o'een DE-
tailed 1" furnish the uecss.ary esa'o9t
I" the Marquis and party.
The lsw in Massachusetts, n.akss
l'rs'l..-i.'sal K.mLliag y haxAr'1s'ss"
business an.l lis l'r'visi.'sss ar~ >us:l'
that ls.l,.~ officials esmss0e pssls'ct the
ga,..l.lerx. ia kAser 0f money dnes
net xu.. far it, r-cs'vesy within three
months any l,ess,n n.ay tlO -, bring
ing suii as,issl the xansl'Ier ~ the
owner of The l'r~sniss~, either "
whom. II Liable In m smsasssmt three
,in,.-s the money Issst. In the ease
IL u. mry Il. Ct,ls., Win k~t $15. .mW 10
gambling, his l'r.'aI'rr lh.s bex"" liit
vaii..,,. rs,.i the only verdict thus far
r.urIs.si ix $7,:Aab s'm srexuUl "f SIAM
l..>l in y farss lsank.
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Barnes, the Revialist, In New
York.

NEw YORK, Dec. 16.-The Times
sayx, uuinviteil, without l,arkimx Of
any religious organization, ~ Of the
ehurrlses. ~ clesxy AZ the city, l;eo.
u. Barnes, the mountain evamgeli>t
frpun kemtucky, whsse peculiar
nsethOl1s have created . sensation
where ever he has lal,Orssl, Daat even
iux bs'gan = series II revival meet
is9x ut Clarendon Halt. With him
are bib two daughters, Marie and
('eosgia, both typtal southern xirt:.
with ks,dHl natural vOices. The hall
was fairly nlDed. His text was, 'N'ss1
h Lave, and Nothing Else,' ul~'m
the last two w0ss)s n which he )s(0r-
ell with s,.ecial emphasis. He am
mOuuced his intention to xtay herr
Tor ~ indefinite pesiGt).
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u Q never HAiling
e0SO Gnr Nervous lls-
66llty, Exhausted
Vitality. Ne,nsiuol
Wookueoo. SlDe11ssa.
tOgyhQeo .ka)0T NAN.
HOOD. lmp0leiss'y.
PoSolysts. PIGslA-
t0gyt00. o0D1 0ll
the Terrible 0lDecix VI
self. 6ose, yevulh-
lul N0lojes oiSA ex-
coaoeo In malurer
~A- ANha -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-06-24
CONGRESSMAN AT
LARGE IN PENNSYLVANIA

The regular Republican Convention OF
Tile State of Pennsylvania met at Harris
burg on Wednesday last, to nominate a
candidate for Congressman at La1ge. to
I'LL the vacancy on the ticket caused by
the declination of Marshall. Marriott
Brosius, Esq, was nominated. Mr..
Brosius is of good Quaker stock: was
born in Coleraine township, Lancaster
county, and after receiving a common
school education entered the Law Uni.
Nersity of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Before
completing his course the war broke out,
and young Brosius enlisted in 1861 as a
private IN the Ninety seventh Pennsyl.
'anla Volunteers, serving CALAMITY as a
soldier: At the battle of Bermuda Hun
dred, Va, he was shot in the right shout
der and IS yet partly disabled. After his
discharge from the army Mr.. Brosius en-
tered the law office Of Thomes f. Frank
IN, OF Lancaster, and was subsequently,
Omitted to the Bar Of that county.
from early life he has been identified
With the temperance cause. DELIVERING
many lectures and addresses ON tina, .Ib-
~eet. lie IS an orator of fine ability and
was honored by being selected to deliver
the Grafton at the unwilling of the mon
"Inent at Antietam two years ago.
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THE COMING REGISTRATION.

1t is very important that the entire
Repa bI lean vote of Cecil county should
be registered, 4 tatt which we cannot
too earnestly impress, in view 81 ti.s
nearness of the period of registration.
Our readers will please bear in mind that
the Officers of Registration will sit from
8 G clock :, N, la 0 clock p. NJ. on each
of the following days: Ji.iy -, -, Il,
II, -; August l., lG, u. IL. Is; Sep
TENDER ). g. :, s, 8; October >. 3. The
Register must not only enter the name
OF tie qualified voter in the registry of
voters ~ thr presence of the applicant,
but also in both Of t,,l .,oi' n',9ol:s for the
election district to which he uetonss.
Within five days after each Of the sew
eral sittin9s of the Registers, they are
compelled to make and publish in hand
bin f.'rs, complete lists of all persons
that have beeh registered :It such respec-
tive sittings.
Every Republican should feel it his
duty not only to get registered himself,
bGt TO do all in his power to see the work
of rsgisttatiqq efficiently and thoroughly
done in his irn,neaia.a rs, 81 orhood, and
of calling the attention OF lis rr,-,..,s I'll
over the county to the necessity of a
prompt and early registration.
II view of the very short time allowed
for registering, We would advise as many
of orr Republican IL; .i.a. g. possibly
can to get registered at the first s,t.,ns.
BY doing so you will avoid the rash u
the last days, and enjoy the conscious
ness of having discharged your first po-
li.ie4i duty under existing circumstances
Let tieta W. RS ench word as fail heard
within the camp CT H. itep4 lli$eaan party
after the close Of tho last day Of regis-
tration.
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HOW TO BE AN INVENTOR

How to Succeed" is subject u pom
men noted men III various Departments
"l work have contributed articles in the
itristtdn Union. and last xeek Mr.. Edi-
son gave information as to how 70 suc
coed as an inventor. How to become a
Ioet would be almost as appropriate a
Inject for public instruction, and we
fear that Mr.. Edison NAV accomplish
more harm than good by hig article.
Foets and inventors are born, not made.
and it will be unfortunate if Mr.. Edison's
words encourage the belief that success
III invention is possible to almost any
person Of average ability. He saws:
% succeed as an inventor young man
aust have natural taste for mechanic
al pursuits; though not necessarily so
much of taste as to amount to a gen
ms 1t is doubtless true that many
important inventions have been produc
ed by persons whose mechanical taste
did not amount TO genius, but almost in
yariably their inventions have occurred
10 them while they had no thought of
lnyenting anything. During the last
twenty years about 100000 inventions
have been patented in this country, and
nearly all of them which have been sue
cessful have either produced by genius
ur have presented themselves unsSught
keen observers of ordinary ability.
30 man should think of making inven.
zion business, as Dir. Edison does I'M
less he is genius. No more miserable
,.iortals live than the army OF draamers
Who expect to become immensely rich
bg inventing something, and hence
SPEND the time which they ought to de-
vote to work in cudgelling their brains
IN the hope of beating oct device
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PREPAR ATOMS FOR THE REGIS
TRATION.

In view of the necessity of securing a
lu'l and accurate registration of every
voter i'll Cecil county, it would seem de-
sirable that the Republican county COM
nittee should be called together at an
early date. The Registration law not
being officially published in the news
papers, very many voters may neglect
attending to the importent duty of hav-
ing their names placed upon the new
lists. It is, therefore, desirable chat
measures should be instituted for direct
ing the attention OF every one to his du-
ty in this regard. Every Republican in
the county should be aided in securing
his registration, so. that when election
day arrives, there may be no vote lost
Organization to this end is desirable
and should not be peoIected.
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GUITEAU AT THE GALLOWS.

Next Friday is The day appointed for
the execution of Guitean. 1t is well
known that he would be highly gratifed
10 have crowd of $4,000 people sur
round him at the moment when he is
swung into eternity. but if the authori-
ties at Washington do their duty there
viii not be fifty witnesses of his execu-
ton. Nor will he be allowed to make the
liarangue which he is sure to wish to
deliver as he stands at the galloes. He
las said all that it is possible to say in
vindication of his atrocious assault of
July >. and hencefortIi he should be made
10 keep silence.
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which. can be patented. lie all but
those who have genius think nothing II
ali about how to succeed as inventors,
and then if they make it their ambition
to do their work in the best way. AID
are keenly observant to see how improve
ments might be made in the way of
work of other people, it is quite posi-
BILE that they may produce some useful
invention without ever intending to do
so
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sssYHE+WHIGsss.

3 aE-EMiNEN1 ~ VALUABLE FOR ITS LOCAL AS WELL AS
zNsRAL INTELLIGENCE, NEWS COMMUNICATIONS ARE
? sspscTFuLlY SOLICITED FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE
{ ouNTY IN ADDITION TO THE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
: ITS REGULAR COMPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NO
ATTENTION. TIL NAME OF The WRITER BEING REQUIRED
ENALL CASES AS A GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED GRATu'
'rouSlY. OBITUARIES WILL Sc CHARGED HALF TIE
USUAL RATE OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER.
Local matter, Ten cents line for single inser
ton.
Transient rates-Eight cents line for one, ana
-Four cents line for every additional insertion.
One inch of space counted as IOelpe lines. one
column, Five Dollars per inch one yeor.
Four changes alosced to yearly advertisers Without
additional charge.
The circulation of The JFhig being among the
most Intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the
adjoining counties Of Maryland Pennsyirdnia ana
Delarare, its proprietor confidently recommends II
10 Business Men a most desirable medium to'
reUinneratiee advertising.
To maintain its high standard as tdmiiy JonrndE
70 offensive or Objectionable advertisements @W De
admitted int its columns at any price.
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SECOND DIVISION.

Following the carriages came the sec
ond division consisting Of delegates to
the national encampment and visiting G..
\. Il. posts aud q. /. Il. military organ
nations under command Of Gen. George
5. Merrill. commander. in chief. The gen
eral rode supurb horse bet Ween the
senior and junior vice commanderin-
chief. Following came the members OF
the official staff. Next came the Union
Veteran Corps. of Washington. a hand
some body of men, with the other organ
izat,ons in the f0lioWing order: The Fifth
New York Dnryee Zouayes, numbering
thirty-two men. followed by Col Graham
Dukeheart, department commander of
Maryland and his staff, leading the De-
partment of Maryland in the following
arder; Wilson Post No. l.. ]. f. Rey-
ncid, NO. =, Gf Frederick: HVel,ane No.
., Reno No. /, of liagersto~n, Tyic- No.
), of Cumberland: Custer ko &. Dcnison
No. 8. of Woodbury.: Wingate No. 8. of
North East; Howard No. II, No. 10, of
Elkton: Wallace No. -, of Cambridge;
Burn No. r. of WcStminster: Lecom-
nete No u, Edward wilkins No Il. of
Chester,GS dan,ec :. Garfield No. Is,
of Rising Sun: Mcpherson No. W, of Lon
acoming; Theburn No. 81, of Frostburg;
Burnside No. %. A. ID. Reynolds No. %,
of Ellicot City; Hicks No. 24, of Easton;
Summer No. %, (colored) of Chester
tGSa itneOin No !, (coloredl Guy Post
No. %, rcoio.n.i,, EiissQ: SO. 10,
(coored) and John Browns Pest NO. %,
(colored) of Cambridge.
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Delicate Females,

The eXactions of society. added to the
cares Of PATERNITY and the household, have
tested ues Gao silturance the frai constitu-
tons which have tea. ,,.an:qd the majority
of women. 70 r0WLa; his teitueLco IL las
mature decline. 40 ff8i e,iy H. the world p4S-
sesseS the nonriShing aud strengthening
properties of MALT BirrEk-. Tiay enrich
the blood, perfect digestion, stimulate ill.,.
liver aud kidneys, arrest Lucrative weak
nesses and purify and vitallze every func-
tia;, ~ the female system.
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ta,tGWing the department of Maryland
Same tie sislt,ns .,.teea,.,.!s. 49, ,,s;fly us
possible in the order .t SItafG-, commencing
with Maine, led by Dalghreeniinst, of Bos-
ton, in the following order: New IIamp-
shire Vermont, Rhode Island, Nebraska,
Department of the Potomac, Delaware, with
General Thomas \. Smyth Post No. |, of
Wilmington. i'll the lead, numbering 10 men.
Tn ..i::,s.sa p Mjplntess9ota Illinois, Indiana
ONO. Connecticut, IOWA, isa...eH. va. II, gan,
Missouri, and California were represented
with but the encampment delegates, except
Illinois. which had several delegates from
As many posts. Following came the De-
partment of Virginia, Pennsylvania, and
%eW Jersey. The display was Il fine one
api IT, p+ayl Ne ilRM"nse 4'l along the
iin.. 81 ,GafrH
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TTNHlS is TO give notice. that the subscribers OF
Il Cecil county. have obtained from the DrphauS
Court OF said county. letters OF Administration on
the personal estate OF
JAMES II. McCULLOEGH
late of said county deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated,
On OF before the 18th day of May. 1882:
they may otherwise. by law. hc excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate bay
ment TO the subscribers. Given under cur hands
this 27th day OF May. 1857
MARY MCCULLOUGH.
JAMES r. KELLY
Administrations of J. IL. cCullough deceased
Test-HENRY ID. MILLER, Register.
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