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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-15
Sudden Death.

Mrs. Rebecca Cutlery, wife Of Mr.. Joseph
Cutlery, of this town, died suddenl Y II her
home on Main street, on Saturday morning
last, after a very brief illness of intiaInma-
ton of the bowes-an interval of less than
twenty-four hours elapsiug between the
time she was taken i'll and her death. The
deceased was the mother of James W. Hris-
tow, Il former compostor in the office OF
the Hhig-now engaged upon one of the
Ericsson steamers plying between Baiti-
more and New York she being at the time
of her marriage to Mr.. Cutlery the widow
of the late James Rristow, of Chesapeake
City. The deceased WAS in the 41th year OF
her age. She leaves, besides her son Will
liam by her first marriage, Two children-a
son aud iau2hter-by her latter union,
the former aged seven and the latter eleven
years. Mrs. Cutlery was a native Of Elk
Neck, in this county, and Il lifelong resi-
dent She was Il member in good standing
of the NJ. f. Church here, Il woman OF ster-
ing character, Il devoted friend and mother
and leaves her family to mourn loss i'm
possible to fill. Her funeral took place on
tuesday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Avery official
ing. The remains were inferred in the Elk
ton cemetery.
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An Ejectment Case.

An attempt to dispossess the tenant in
possession j. G. Arrnstrong-of farm
belonging to Mrs. McConkey, at Town Point
upon Elk river, on Friday last, resulted
i'll a failure to agree upon The part of the
jury. The circumstances, as shown by the
evidence was as follows: Armstrong had
been in possessioH of the farm for but one
year, and thirty days notice only was ncce.;-
sary, which notice was duly given The
evidence showed, however, that during last
Fall-in the month of Oc:oler-Sir. Brn-
ton, agent for Mrs. McCunkey, made an oral
h--Armstrong-wa To remain in posses
son of the farm tor another wear 1t WAS
/,ls" shown that Mr.. Brinton WAS the rrmu-
lar acknowledged agent of Mrs. McConkrv,
and that contracts made by him for the
rental of her properly Were invariably rati-
lied by her. | pom The strength of the agree
ment made with Mr.. Brinton, Armstrong
made preparation for farming the place an
ether year, by preparing nanurcS, etc. and
made. no effort 10 secure for himself another
nlacr resting confident that HE agreement,
with Brnfou was Il bona fde and fna! one.
II was also shown that he-- :irmstr. ny
c.nber, ut VIII CT time satisfaction was eX
pressed bv her and her agent Brinion with
the management of the place, and CONVEX
satinn entered into i'll relation To the man
agement of the place during The coming
year. no mention being made of any con-
templated change of tenants. Upon these
facts nine members of the jury sided in
favor of Armstrong, while three-all Elk
ton mrn-took opposite ground. which re-
suited in disagreement and the retention
of the farm by Armstrong. 1t is not Thought
that a second attempt at diSpo~ae-Sion will
be made. TIL. jury was in session until
midnight "f Friday, at which time they
finally declared agreement impossible
and were discharged. Mrs. McCnnkrv was
represented by Reuben Haiues, Esq, and
Hon. Hiram Mccullough aa counsel: while
w. j. Jones and l.. NJ. Haines, ESqs., rep
resented Mr.. Armstrong. Justices Scott
and Ben jamin sat in the case. It. is ru-
Inored that Mr.. Hickey, to whom the farm
had been leased and who. by failure 70 give
possession, is thrown nut of Il place, will
demand proper damages Of tho oHser.
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QUITE \ CURIOSITY.

John I"-.::. elevated railway for cot
viewing w.iter from has SpriaG t" his 'lw, l.
inG attracts Il large plumber of pauuu 10
witness Its operation. The vessel .or car
rying the water is hing on Wheels l:c-
tween two wires. with grade sufficient
10 run it to the spring. and by Il ,innl.j'
arrangement is dropped int" the ,pri', E
The operator rrtnaI"S at the dwelling. ar
upper terminus ot the track. and hv tI:iu-
ing a crank. winds up Il cord attacked t"
i'tr bucket and draws il to the desired
lfliIIt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-15
A Murder in Belalr, Md

\ horrible murder was committed in 4
tenement house in Belair ON "Wednesday
morning. Arthur Preston and Mary Dor
sey, both colured, had been occupying Il
room toge, her, but in consequence OF
Preston 5 bad treatment the woman LETT
him about three weeks ago. On Tuesday
night he wa laid her, and after firing at
her several times with Il pistol. COMPEL
e'i her IT. return To the room with him.
On Wednesday morning. about q clock.
ne came to the Jail aud requested to be
locked up, but refused to tell what he
had done. lie was shown IL a cell. where
he threw himself on Il bed. Screams
had been heard coming from the
room occupied by Preston and the w.
man, and after Preston left, the neigh
bors found the door locked. The author
tiles were notified, aud the key bein. Oh
tanned from Preston. the door WAS M
locked, when horrible scene was pre-
senteu. On the floor, near the he'd, III Il
room upstairs, lay the body Of the oolnr-
ell woman in pool of blood. Near hv.
against the wall. rested an axe which
WAS probably the instrument used t,
effect her murder.
Drs. x. d. Les and VIM, 5. Archer ex,
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School Commissioners.

Tie Board met on W Wednesday, agreeable
to bylaws. Present. MessrS. Everist and
Biddle.
The minutes of last meeting were read and
approved
\ letter was read from the counsel of the
Beard in regard to fencing school lot No $,
Sd district, in the Denver case, showing hat
there is no obi CATION on the School Board to
fence the lot, unless by special agreement.
Mr.. &. W. Denney, trustee of No. l. 81
district, asking for some new desks for thin
school. Referred to Mr.. lHddle.
Resolved that when ad iourn, we ad-
jonrn 10 meet on Thursday, the eth inst.
Since VT last met. Nr George Steele was
appointed Ivy the trustees ii Cherry Hill
School, as teacher at hat >chooi and he vas
confirmed. The trustees also stated that n.
had resigned as teacher and that they had
appointed Miss Jennie Z. kill"ngh, n"
former assistant, :is tcarhrr ct that school,
and she. WAS confirmed,
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amincd the corpse and t,nni that 90.
b.,,,. ii tie skull. back ana hciuw ftrr-
right ear, Was mashed IN, Il hu'" ? itic:!
e. square having been made. ) bl.1.
had also been given her upon the top OF
the bead. Il IS beii"l ed that Preston III -
knocked her down with the axe, and
white she lay upon tie floor Ei.d crushed
IN ECr skull with the slime Instrument.
y coroner jury Summoned by Justice
cn"Wden re.i,ierrd Il verdict that the No
man had come 70 her death IL. !i,r iluHGs
OF Arthur Preston. by Il blow Inflicted hH
iIIn ut Der head viii! tine pr'e ~ an axe
~ StHir other blunt INSTRUMENT. i'rc>tan
l. about III wears old. Inr il - til" Trl'G-
ta;l"n ol being a man at uuirT"i:'nin'' AMI
vicious temper. H., had ltrqitnri, beer
heard IT, threaten tllr lie ~ rht wninhn
and took advantage al tI!p tliSi npppi iIli-
1t, ~ accomplish Ills pHIp 'Nr. The col
nrrd people ui the town were ere i III
ceusc,i. and ii Preston hal not 50 sn"n
sought refuge in jail Inc would. it Is be-
lievcd. have been lSnCh"d by them.
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Owners of Stations or Jacks

Tine owner or keeper OF every Stallion or TACK
snail b-'nr" hcin@ permitted To stIni or static"
SUN animal. pay To the CT TX - TIL" Circuit t"HI
"i some OF the counties in lniS Si"tc tn" hi"hr>t
.ylr which lac Intends Ia SIX III receive iur TIE
..asu!f ~ one n ire: aud The racrl9t oil the sad
erll :. ii the S,ai ui nS Court attached thereto
or said sum. SIIa!! he the License Tor NtIID4@ o.
standing such stallion or Jack, tor one Year rom
th, date thereof: projected. that N case shall
In" sum directed Ia b., paid ny this section Gr SGc
license he less ,ilan ten dollars: aud thdt every
>t4ll,cU o. IlrS upun which the said tax Is paid
shall he exempt from AL other State tax
ANY owner ar Keeper stationin" or standing any
stallion 0r ck wItuat icrns" shall forfeit AID
t,av twice thc sum authorized and required to 1T
:,a!d iii tine last preceding section. ohehi \" ~,
STATE and the utiivr half 10 the in!armer.
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Hymsneal.

Miss Josephine Booth. the beautiful and
accomplished daughtcd of Mr.. Joseph Booth
head of the we'll known firm ofJoscph Booth
was married on Thursday afternoon last 10
Mr.. Geo. w. Revell, of Baltimore. The
Wedding, which took place at O'clock =. NJ,
was a quiet one, only intimate friends OF
the family being invited. Rev. Mr.. heher-
:;ciatch The wedding company irf; On he
$50 i. NJ, train south. The bride l., the
youngest daughter of her parents and the
groo,nc is the agent and salesman for
Messrs. Frank and Hammerslaugh, dealers
in Hats, Caps, &c, OF Baltimore.
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The farmers are busy putting in oats
AID blowing for cora Tie carly s"wr
wheat promises tair. while that sovr
late l.. unprnnIi>Inr.
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Severe Accident.

On Sunday morning last, as Miss Mary
Partridge was passing down the stair way
leading to the cellar of her dwelling, i'll this
town, she met with severe accident, by
reason of Il coal scuttle which had been left
upon the stair way by some negligent ser
want, over which she tripped, falling 10 the
foot of the stairs. Upon examination it was
had been sustained, the elbow joints being
disiocated and the bone somewhat fractured.
Dr. Mitchell attended the suffering lady,
aud she is now as comfortable as the cir
cumStanceS will allow
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IN NCI

To an."ni ihc "rjy-S"coni section. relating I" the
granting O l!rsas,.S 80 traders. at Article nifty
siN W the Cod" OF Pablo General Laws:
Section / BE L enacted ny the General Assem-
hly a VI ,r. land. that the orty-sr-"Il section Of
Article Mttg-SiN at the Code Of Public ,icncTal
Laws. relating 10 ;hr .srantin" af Licenses trad
crS I've ami tie sam" IS hereby repealed. ami the
tuiuv Ing ena"tci ~ = substitute therefor:
-. When any person. body polite or corporate,
shall propose tn sell or barter anything mentioned
im the preceding section. except spirituOus ~ i"r
mcutel liquors. h" shall apply t" the Eloril vi Ia"
Circuit Court ui the county III which she liIv ~
side or il lie resides in the city OF BiIiH,.t, Ia
tn" Court OF Common Pleas Tor license therefor;
hut no license To 'radr TO sell s:it LHts ar Ter
mcnjci liquors. shri lac ls2ucd s'r any '>l"rN q.
C"nrJ 10 ttae corEif at To Il I"y."n uhior the axe
Of twrntv-nnc Year, without III" special order 81
the Iu-,r "a. t:.c Court, hut no ludrt shall! give
such abal.l Orucr 70 issue licenses to sci! spi.tu-
us ~ ioInl"IliSd liquors, unless upDu the
Iauil,i;tt!1u at least ten Cgtlbie irCchuldeTS
=. sident of the ward or disuB"t wherein the ptesS
oil sale ,nuy he. a;ih whenever %Hy liucnsS. anal!
BE issued t,a1C -oCtrt minor .i.c SIid LEf
,1r6rt minor shall be responsible 'nr a., ,,.il-
tracts made in the plt rD@ttIu "t 'AH.. business
U!.drr sg.ch ltcrn-- 40 sE'Ii 10 Atn.r 10 ~,,.a
Ehcrcirrn "a -, 81 $40 'v..riS al ia45 STATE: AMI
t,.C .iI: irs tpCrf nay 1T sued. ~ in ticttu ard
igaS,stad - ease - lin'a;"t by tier 81 tpr IT.
law. - l0s :! ~ or III use sie ~huG'G SNCp
. a,-0-isrly AJls'. - sic were ica.e ei'te aul
1t IuGsncat be optaiErg asalE AvF ~, ANY e0n,
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Billiard or Pool Tables.

y l.c,.tlsc mt, ice grated 10 IhI pc.Scl wiz"
mas ii;liY lur rvrmls>luu 10 keep pIuIttd taDi".
.r WlIrfi li,.ciI.c trvrU snail bv rild the sum II
AT, dv!iur- aud Tor cyer .itidtluIal Uil..ftt
ltrv !, pj t.! the siiie ir>0.i o. i'vi'"GS h. >h'
or IayN >,'i hclusc Ui lwCLiS -4' ttul;lIs;
,rrigyd That ali SAID additional '.tuIc> SilHI Ia
nrfJ the >.lIue ipLI,ueni; P'ottLt". mat iti'>
-. shall .lut Apply ..ny nLi:Hfd .tulc Aci'I Iui
,."iN"tc u>''.
Any person n perS as keeping Oh exhibition H.:
u.s. =! nI,l,i Il tluI OF tID.c> y .tIiuut his, Vp,iI;
ncC',. t.lvGcivir. sn, Tor Ell Ii .,..u every 'ahlc
- Nett OF exhibited, I"ririt and lay tc sun %
Ic .tiiiuir. dollars u.o-iIIIl 10 The ..IVEutr and
.iy Other hail ~ the STATE.
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"FEMALE COMPLAINTS

DR.. Il. Y. PIERCE, I;rtiIl", y. V: Bc,i"
Sri MAS sick tor six years, aud r"rll'
>carcttN walk about fh,. h0u-". Ny breath
was short and suffered Ii IN prin iii my
breast and stomach all the, Tim: also from
prlriraiiuu and an internal fever, or hnrn-
nag SENSATION; and experienced Trrq"nt
snothering or choking s"n>iiiOnS. ! also
suffered from pain low down across my
bowels and in my back. aud WAS much re-
dnr,i in DISH | have used ruur Golden
Medical Discovery" and "Ftvoriir Pre-
ScriprjuuS" and feel .iar am well.
DELlLAil Il. MCNliiAN,
Nri,
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County Commissioners.

The Board of County commissioners was
in session on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Present, Messrs. I. Bradon Gillespie (prrs
idenr), Henry Hess and George +. Harlan.
The first business transacted WAS the ap
pain.mrut OF the collectors. con>tahleS and
road Inspectors FOR the current year, II list
of which we publish in an"1 her column.
Numerous claims were examined and
passed, and ordered to be paid from the levy
OF 1881 and 1882.
Isaac G.. Ceilings, Morris Dunbar and ".
V. Moore We're appointed examiners TO virw
and determine the pr"prieiy 1T vlrarlnS he
road over Gray's Hill, 81 district, and
opening i new one in the same locality. In
the matter of the proposed Clifford Road, il
the 9th district. an order WAS adopted Stt
ting aside and revnting the order, rtfitying
the examiners report in relation t" the same.
and rejecting and setting aside said report.
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Cured Of Drinking.

a Young friend OF mine was cured of an
Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which had so
proSt rated him that he was unable to do any
business He was entirely cured by the Use
of Hop Bitters. 1t ailayei ali that burning
thirst; took away the appetite for liquor,
made his nerves steady and he has renlliu-
ed Il sober and steady man for more than
two wears, and has had no desire To return
To his "ups; know of Il numhrr Of others
that have been rure'l of ing by it,
Fr,m leading 7. L, cthyial Chicago, III,
II Times.
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"haptr. IL. ia - -..'.j
n

To amend e"cri"n OF Article aHy.siv g. los,
Cod" al Pubic General Law entitled -.
c''m>e. rttuiin@ 10 the ls-Uilg, 81 licenses p
Clerks OF Courts.
r. il cnacte;,Gy the General Assembly Of MAJ.
laui. Fnat SECTION "a" oi Article H!ty--iN q. g..
I '.ri.' OF Public General Laws entitled Lice.
lows:
All licenses :h Ill he orlut"d hy the CIcr'z CT
the Circuit Courts OF H." counties ami thg q -
ut tn" Court a. Common Pleas in the civ Of -.
timor" 1T whtr- Il iircnt mode + spcy.tt,
iro. id. t.. aI.d AL licenses granted by the Fat.
clerks Shall expire on The first day OF May ne
tn :, tee. * ",t licensees pr fisheries ana hrIs,
licenses aud {! Irlltss, tnr part q Il year i rate
;t.!c sum SiI;,il ne cA.tr.c, L therefore.
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On Thirty Days Trial.

We will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Eirr-
tru-Noltaic Reit> and other Electric A;,pl-
anres on iria! for thirty days to Young ,ntr
and older persons who are afflicted with
Nervous prhility, Lost Vitality. etc, guar
autreiug speedy rciief and complete reStor;i-
non of vignr and manhood. Also for E.ir,t.
,nati>m, Neuralgia. Paralysis, Liver and
Kidney difficulties, Rupturr$, ami ,n:,ny
other diseases. Illustrated pamphlet sent
free Address Violate Belt Co, Marshall,
Mich.
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The oiher day, when that outlaw and
murderer Jesse James was huried-having
been shot while planning Il burglary, which
mos; likely would have necessitated muir
der, his mother remarked that she knew
her Jesse was much better OFT with Jesus
than he was here" Two creatures, with
" Rev" pref x-i IL their naiu.> Wed with
each other as tn which could get JESSE
the highest in heaven. The time is rapidly
coming when honest men will make il part
nj ;hri: will that no false prophet" shall
h- allowed 10 sp,.al. 1T their funeral
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
HoMtNATIoXS EY THE rRESIDEN'

NOMtNAVIONS II TIE fKESIDENT.
WisHISGroN. April 1a,-rhe PreSi-
dent sent the following nominations 10
the Senate To day: George Nancy. OF
Tennessee, to be minister resident and
consul general "f the nIted States to
Bolivia: WIN. l.. Seruggs. OF Georgia,
minister resident to the United States nj
Columbia: {. {. Andrews. OF Mluueso
ta. consul general at Rio dc JaneiIo; Jos
eph +. Swords, of District of Columbia.
To be consul at Trinidad: Samuel Spack-
man, of Pennsy lvania. consul at Colo.
que; George +. Bullock. Of lndianna,
consul az Annaberg. Germany; Thcu.
i'ansus, of Illinois consult at Apia. and
Thomas Adams, of Pennsylvania, con
sui at Panama.
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COMBINATIONS.

The Senate III executive session to-day
confirmed the following; W. L. Chand-
Ter, of New Hampshire, to be Secretary
If the Navy: W. II. Hunt. OF I.ouiaiaIl-
ma. minister 10 Peru; Jno. II. SMITH. "i
North Carolina. minister to Liberia;
VIM. Will ans, of Indiana, charge d
..ifaires to Paraguay and Uruguay; john
Jay Knox, Of Minnesota, comptroller OF
The currency. The vote on the confirm.
ltioi of Mr. Chandler WAS IS wears. [24
republicans and democrats anu IS
nals-;iii democrats. Only two formal
speeches We're delivered. one by Mr.
tiayard in opposition to confirmation.
and the other by Mr.. Robbins in the ad
vucacy.
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- o my things are .loi very arrive aud
goods are piled up all around rs they must
be sold, there are no Two Ways about thar.
We have dress goods from il cents To 81;
forty pieces fluGhiiu> from 10 Ia - cents:
full s'a"d-sr'l prints AT ~ cents. Chrvi.hS,
Table. Linens. Napkins. and lois and lets of
Things ting must it.an,i We offer hem
all AZ Ih" Lowest a">Sihir prices Ii v"u are
looking for cheap goods don't fail t" see ~.
REESE.
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Vhe })sople' e ol'''''''

Hr. Etlif3r:-In last weeks DsUorr0i
appeared Il letter ir",, Chesapeake. coma
m"nting Hpon "nr t!4at waN published in
the Wig ii 1hr prcv.'ms w..ci,. In Ian
gua&r thar wnri'i have appalled, Ben
Johnson. "rlr charges an" irrlti:,i r:i>..
We v"nli remind NJ. Road Sup"v. lr..r
that until he proves them IL ne sa'st--.i>
he says he "Ii:-our assertions VIII ht.
quite IS apt 20 h. believed as his own
We AGAIN. assert. aud the unfortunate
hundreds WHO were compelled Ia travel
tl:r :nad> s"nth OF Chesapeake during
he last winter. Will S;.t;lln lie charge
t'iat the r"ats. ami particularly the one
lradinr ~ Ceclitui!. were Frequently NJ
m"st impossible.
II po>sit'e. they We're worse even thai,
the poetry al Mr. l. :.
il Mus IE.
Chesapeake. 1prH 18Th. 1852.
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AZ i.r.;ui~t" T"fi.t. Etth. n'I Npl- SinatiEc
FFa":itt gi'h d"l"inu- iit"'r nj ~ and Il" Il! -
hn'~ain. 'r.itlinS IN !uud fed 'urn I'll the Ii-
irr. ~ ttTIriI:A. ihr treat Shim Cure ard j. j.,
die ptuFtHle IN the treatment OF skin and Scalp
.. rs am! o' restoring p7,St rviuG. .tnd beau
ciEAl bt"y sap.
CrTi.,-.l EEuEi!i.- aye the 1liv rca! cira;iTcs
'Cr ,i5-..i-. 81 thr SIM. Scalp AMI J. nod.
T'..n,: tiT;,Ir' E,~utvENr. - "I i,"r h";t,"'
C;~f.JEt. ~. lrr "rA i:ir;rn boxes, -.UH: c.!
err. NIp.rINhL 1uII.ut SOAP. -: tiTilI ~
kri,i,l = SIiA WING 80 II. ID. =" ''vcT TECrc.
"Iinr;,,,i crrt, Weeks 4 Potter. E"-t"n.
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men, John Mau',!;n. W. $ Since II.
Coudon and j. : ,imcce. Holding ov,r
George u. Whitaker, Joseph C"udon. SAM
l.. Cham berain ara. Samuel W. Day. Senior
Warden, Samuel l.. Chamberlain, ,Iuui.ic
Warden, Samuel W Day; Drrgare,p liz
DIOCESAN Convention, Henry :. tuudnn,
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Years ago We We're told, that instrumental
music was IL great assistant in w"rshipping
the Creator; HOW We are informed that grow
ing flowers are highly conducive to L proper
appreciation Of the work ofCalyary. Then,
why not have the images Us well? Two
points are conceded. The third will colue
in due time.
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Food for Young and Old

Food and medicine for young and old,
prepared lrithDut fermentation, from Cana
iian Barley Malt, Hops, Quininr, Bark, ,.'c.
MALT III TIERS are warranted more Nuur-
i>hi"g, Strengthening, NUaliziug and Pur!
fling, by reason of their richness i'll Bone
and Muscle Producing Matrriai than nil
ether forms of malt or medicine, while free
from the objections urged against malt
LIQUORS.
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Several Things.
LOG Al AND OTHERWISE.

Wonder if the candidates for Town Bail
if know that The duties of that officer, in
Guide something else than receiving the tax
es when the people are ready 10 pay them,
and leaning against 4 fence, sitting on II
log looking at men working: Il is quite
pie intend TO vote this spring, for the man
who will see little to keeping order il the
tnMN.
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WASHINGTON NOTES

President Arthur and Secretary Lin
coin. accompanied by members of the
board of managers of the National Sold
ierS Homes. lett to day on thu steamer
Chester y. Arthur for Fortress Monroe.
where they expect to arrive about mid.
night. They will inspect the Soldiers
Home at Hampton, Va, and expect to
return on Friday.
The House committee on river and
harbor Improvements will Tomorrow
hear the Maryland delegation III behalf
OF the specific appropriations which they
propose to ask Tor.
In tine Supreme C"lrt to-day on mo
tion of Mr.. Solicitor General Phillips.
Robert II. Smith. Esq, of Baltimore,
Nd, WAS admitted To practice.
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Because the government has more money
than is wanted, certain people are very anA-
iolls to have the tariff tinkered. They I'M CHI
first relieve us of that nuisance, the check
stamp, aud then take off the tax on match
Is, also that on proprietary medicines. But
then, there is 40 British gold" III that
movement
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disappointment in matters Of pleas
lr,. i hard fu hr borne, III matters affecting
h,.nltIi il Incomes cruel. Dr.. Balls Cough
Syrnp never di~arpuinta tho-t who H." il;
for obstinate coughs, colds, irritation "i
rlrplr and lunus. s.(i.
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km2nimsats to the License Laws p1aso}
at January Session, 1868.
tchap,cr IS. page 4lf.)
AN ACT

t" add an idiicnal sect on 70 article ii ysiy Z,
this Cnlv Of l;t!li!c General Laws entitled zee
c"u>c, 80 IL &C. c'ui"Nrr t'.Id"r to -cll t'gs
ccHSe> u trade E!tii tac stock Ui goods
Seciion :. '}r it olactrd b" the General As,ci-
bly, o. II .r!'.l.d. That lHr .nt,"w'u:c sections T.
.,Hdrd T., Ate" u.ty-.,N % lur tu,ie o. I'urli
frh"raa Law, .nI.i.,4 b. i.lr".s,s:'
s. b ''atcGrl 10y .r.drrwla has taken d
.Ic"..s, &" -s.' -nut>. r ttr.', wares HlerchaGGl.
-r.. Hpu. TO- ',T"fy.i !.,;itd"- o" lager beer d.
tils - l." s':ti h..rr "a" iyl I" eel on, So.
.tcss'f 20 ANY u1rts i,ar Goa g~ hl- ,toc, v g0O-
an i0si...> - "a rrIr,I;. Ill. place q; H-uc~s
..'.i ~" iT. ~ purchasing .i'E r..niiuEv - ee.
under t.c Itr'uSa &c: lbs predecessors in bu>in.
uatii tnc cNpiT.. t;O.. "a sad license.