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years aried with the erofaous humor Att ace Of ven
measles which probably CAUSED this humor 10
appearance in most singular way h, biy rom
his head feet consulted Doctor Of
Medicine and he days in succession and no,
understanding case advised me to consult DR. Rogers Of New
YORK then being that city AMER lonE and emu
cal cA-naln having than thirty other medical
with HIM At The time he pronounced seroha Kings Evil
The child vas then prescribed for and
his bones became affected In "a f , ~, 80
been gyenh piece Of Boo. came awav rom he Dss, a.,
in the hr,i place As larre 4. an English yvD me-. TO- r.
forehead az aEe a. spenes ana piece frnm near th
OF hi. head IL then went 10 the back and ,e and
three places From thence to one Of his limb 'AanE IN
sequence OF the neon the muscles ard cord from the bones Of
ming glands OF the throat and tbose .
have mentioned In 1870 in Portsmouth n IL and he VA,
attacked With Rheumatic Fever whaa 'rtd hips
,,, ~, as a. i,' ~ 'He o,n'r beins under medical
-, - 80 1 mn ne lo'' ms reason Then
"a 80 anu 'eh loI lhom'onan, HIS medicine help
ed with this fever in 1872 when bean Dr sarrpar
"a Pteety mat al other medic mes had failed OF
cure sent sndpoeued sI bottles and BY the time he
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Nsks1R1l6ERk- ~ POCAtONTAS.-Thc Steamer Columbus,
ayisg recently been entirely osorhsud end her speed much
creased viii take her place the line between at Bal
Saturday leaving Baltimore that afternoon
o'clock The Poahonas viii succeed her and leave Bamofc
The following Wednesday 10Th
Toe Couabus win Richmond for Baltimore every Tuesday
afternoon nd O'Clock md The PoeaoLas every Saturday amer
houT.
Passage aud fare by either sramUr ..,.,......,t5 %.
FnL lIcsI. nnnly Lmh VI MENRY LLnLAM 90.
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RHEUMATISM. BRONCHITIS, DYS-
PERSIA

me ioowns Is nom Clergyman well nd Of distn
sIDSEv, ". J, July n, Is46.
Dr. A. H. CHEnTIE-Dear Doctor promised TO eomnupic..
with you respecting the effects Of application Of your av,nc
Kings and Magnetic Fluid time ia y-t t,,
short to Justify speaking positively relation IN. D.m,
nrney Of my cure but can Of v,
GalSanie Belts and Bracelets OF my ervos o
paints have been suspended from chronic rhe,
n1tist bronchitis and dyspepsia and xashed that tho-, d.
orders were s connected with through the D,ro
en have had none OF the dyspepsia whatever sine. I'm, apo
cation OF your Belt &c nothing mentioning Of The b,o,
ehtis or have been enabled of INV n,
toral duties OF preaching visiting the surpri. ~ nv
eongre E1ton and have had but two h.
na,is have enjoyed fl perfect exemption from ~
n1ades distressing as they than my lot IN niov
for years cannot be ton grateful God who in s proyd.p.
has directed me you.
The immediate design of this procure som. OF In.
same Kind OF for two Of people Of NV
Eregaion affected with disorders and should NV eur
county charge in the State and electrified Them 80
10 speak entirely. 49,
IA es'ailof the cases alluded Ohere foTowsl
May Gods blessing attend your efforts. INV dear o
ai you .ord relief in heie will be vast numb.
Of 0'her' who VIII apply Very truly yours,
- ROBERT w. Lands
" several letters have from the New
Lands wbote health has improve and manv oc h.
congregation have used the gaane articles win eauay nanny
results. - Nf'' "-Pfy
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE.

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PAPER MILL the Depot OF the Southern Railroad good
supene fine and letter folded and
papers, PLAIN; medium printing enveop and
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Factory They prepared execute ordesfo
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Merchants dealers requested TO call al the Paper
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SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

SflNAL AfFECllONS.
daughter Of Mr. Hiram Booth residing William L.
L. was afflicted with sP nal Affection for ea becoming al
most helpless from efrets was be
yond cure by physicians As resort the GaIyanc Belt and
Strengthening Paser Tried AMI months from the
application Of the ARTICLES her physicians pronounced her in
perfect health The aty has married and ns
guile Tree from all symptoms Of het former complaint
Every column IN this paper with similar iestimo
nas In all Nervous Complaints matter no ehrouc or yere
they may be- the eeaey Of Dr. Ches genuine Galvane art
eles - truly wonderful
70 Only agents for Richmond
nUVAL K PURCELL, Druggists. I47 Main St
For sale in Wythevle, only by WV. II sPILLER
Explanatory pamphlets may be had Rrtis mh6
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
4 HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.

VHANE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
A. TRCE my employment for several years,
and will continue old stand 18th and Cary
ftreei under the style wa ANDERSON CO. fo the of
cnnacEg Wholesale Grocery and Central Commission business
Ior the sale nf Groceries Goods Cotton Yarns
well The products minerals OF the state aud have
RACED Mr. DAVID ANDERSON IT, tO conduct the
groeery iron department OF SAID business Ills
that branch of the business too wei
known them and have also made
aImnreu MT. FRED. ANDERSON To aid IN the
who hn, long been familiar and in
tmary acqua ned with this branch Of buSnrSs
Liberal advances made of groceries do
nestle goods tobacco wheat corn, pig and any articles Of
general trade. WIN ANDEhSONi Jr
February Ist, l547.
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"a detail Of the cases alluded to here fouows.l
HIP COMPLAINT.

inns disease ~ OF frequent occurrence, and oh
snate in med ieal Practice The Gayans in m rel
Is truly wonderful
NEw YoRK, July 81, 1915.
This certify that for past years hay. been am "a
with the disease called the Hip Complaint during which time was
atiendedby DIS Carter and Watson city without receiving
any relief The OF the disease such that was ob
gei TO give up my business and several DAYS
WITHOUT beng able TO iun in bed Medicine only made me
worse and VAS daily scung helpless Eary last
winter procured Dr. Chstes Gavane pa Of Bands and
the Magnetic Fluid and from the wearing the mn
began to improve in health ger than ever was
previous To sickness and thai can
uner any fatigue wouh ako months aer com.
meneng The Of the Gavane Belt the who
OF the tnb vrs OF three dwelling consider Dr. Cbre
"avane ana Magnetic rem dies blessing have
made the above statement voluntarily natter OF duty to
the afflicted. GEORGE q aTTRs
No
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as disease OF frequent occurrence and the most 90
te in med zeal practice The effect OF Galvansm in its
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-02
similar motives.

similar motives.
am couutryman, and know not VIII"
wrote the article referred to-but whoever
he is. he has plainly allowed himself 10 en-
terrain a ms cradle jealousy which OBJ
tains 10 some extent in the county out of
Elkton, that Elk,on gets every thing. do
not know what Elklon gets, but if anything
is due to the labor which brings about a po-
litical result favorable to the Wings, EIkton
certai My deserves its share, and they are
only few miserable croakers who COM
plain at anything EIkton receives
In closing, would respectfully say to the
wings OF Ekton who electioneer, bcstr your
sclres! tell the people Of the grsot Importance
Of the coming election. Tell them that
principles are at stake. and if you can find
where M resides, drive all around about
there and ''circulale your papers and let
the people know the "tru'h, for il he's a
loco!oco he poison their minds, and if he s
wing he'll do them no good. 0.
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S17.24l OF
Mexican Matters.

Peace Santa hnna'S only alernatiue- Gene
ral Sa!as' .4ccoum ofMe Banle-a Road Of
he Dead.
The Washington Union has seen let
ter from an officer at Vera Cruz on the
18th instant, which states that they were
t'without anything moro from Gen. Scotto
but that it was the ''opinion of the most
intelligent writers from Mexico, that
Gen. Santa Anna will conclude peace;
that his present position seems to urge
him to such a measure;' as his s'onlv al
Tentative" against any attempt to put
him down on the part Of Paroles or Va
lencla-'both of whom he had declared
outlawed"-that theer were on the beach
at Vera Cruz some 1900 troops, with
which it is understood Colonel Huger
will 60 towards Jalapa with his command
and that Major Lally had not left there
when last heard from. (The Sun of An
ahuac says that the Major hod left there.)
The health Of the city is improving. By
the 18th ofthis month heavy blow from
the north is always expected; but the
northers do not regularly commence UNI
til the 1st OF October"
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For The Cecil HMg.
COUNTY TOWNS.

1t were a pity if the writer who lately
Wrote SO very learnedy under the heading
placed above this communication, were al
and liberal remarks he has gwen for the
benefit The broad world in general aud of
county towns in particular am plain
countryman, who have neither ''loaf' nor
'fish' TO bestow, and therefore cannot re-.
ward him by an Office or the promise of one;
so, as he himself hath done, will drop
some hints, hoping they may in some sort
repay HIM the trouble he has been al TO ben
eft others.
"Look at home," was the title of one of
recommend the phrase 10 the writer in ques-
ton. II he live in any village il the couuy
out Of E!kion, at which place hs philippe is
arned. assert that he Ends al home as many
in proportion TO numbers, who try to live
without work. as he finds there And he
finds Elkton, improving. faster ihar any o'le
village in the county If he live in the
country have no doubt but he is surrou@L-
ed with clinQuepin bushes and se>ge and
that the spirit of enterprise has moi manifest
ed itself through his lahors. And farther, |
will venture 10 assert, that he. raj ling as he
does at men who apply for otIire-is, him
self, an hahual office hunter He even
may hold an office now, but if he does not.
have no doubt but he has been disappoiut
ed in getting one for which he has applied
Some of The evils of elections which he
mentions are lamenable, but they occur
alike in country or town anywhere where
elections are held, if the vice of intemper
ance prevails; and his remarks touching idle,
ness are rite enough and heathfu enough.
but when he asserts that every man who in,
teress himselfin an election does so W it'll
the hope of getting an office, he plainly un
locks his own bosom and show. that hay
ing no political principle himself for The sue
cess of which his narrow soul may cXer,
itself, he cannot think that any other citizen
eau have. Itmay be, that always wanting
office himself, he thinks that any man who
rides into the country to insist on turn out
Of the voters, must tie influenced alone Nv
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this war. That the United States would
have the privilege of establishing two facto-
RES in Upper California for eight years, and
that the Mexican Government could after
that time, if it chose, renew this article oflhe
treaty.
This was not accepted. Then Mr.. Trist,
unclothing himself o. his official powers, re-.
marked to the Mexican commiss ouers that
he though, it would be much better for Mex
leo to cedc the whole of Upper California to
The Uniled States, for which that govern
ment would certainly pay fifteen or twenty
millions of dollars. This would probably
have been agreed upon had the following
article met with the assent of the Mexicans:
That the Texan boundary line would run
along from the mouth of Rio Grande on the
left side, to the right side of the Rio ella.
but this last proposition was rejected.
The NeNicans would not yield one inch
of ground TIE other side of the river Nueces.
Alr Trst then asked iolty-fve days, rs he
said he was not authorized 10 accept such a
proposition, but the MeNcans replied they
would give but five days and NC more
On the fifth day the 7ih ius'. letter wa,
written by San,a Anna 10 Gen. Scott, accu.
si him OF b,eakil,g the armslice on some
rlfling pre'eA,. Gen Scott answered by
making similar charge.
On the 9Th. in the afternoon body of a
few hundred men of Gen. SCOTS army were
sent 10 attack hapu!,epec.. They encoun
tered large ipgce Of liIe encmy'> best troops
there. and terrible ia, esued, iG which
the NeXicanS 20. a. u>uai. il good thrash
ing. Geu. Leon. who commanded the
MeAlcans. was wounded, and Gen Balde-
ras, of the National Guards, was killed
The small number Of Americans, (who
the Mexican letters say, To use their own
expression, have fought like devils. retired
to 'racuba> a. leaving five wagons behind
Them, some OF these hal no wheels others
no horses
The loss on the part Of the Americans is
said to be very small, comparatively.
A proclamation or manifesto as they call
it, was issued by Gen Herrera Governor of
the city of Mexico, recommending TO the
citizens. men, women and children, to col,
lect stones aud carry them 10 the roofs OF
the houses, and from there throw them at
the Americans if they enter the city.
The Sun of the 10Th says: Troops have
been arriving in great numbers from the
Brazos for the last five or SIX days. and we
do not doubt within five or six days more,
there will be from two TO three thousand
men ready 10 march in the Interior"
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HIGH LoCoFoCo TESTIMONY!

Mr. Westcott, the Democratic Senator
from Florida, said, in speech in the SEN
ate:
~ warn the democracy of the people of
this country that they don't know the one
Twentieth pari of the CORRUPTION THE
FECULENT REEKING CORRUPTION
OF THIS GOVERNMENT Ilell the peo-
pie of this country that the government and
the institutions of the country, are used but
as machine TO PLUMBER THEM. for the
benefit of OFFICE BEGGARS. | soIemuly
believe tina, if the people of the Un,ed
States knew the manner in which the gov
eminent is conducted if they could all be
assembled here. in the city of Washington,
in twenty four hours, they would excite re-
rof'faoa and tumble the President The heads
OF Departments, and both houses of Con-
gress, head over heels in the Potomac! and
believe it would serve them right too!''
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People of MARYLAND.

If you wish to see the character ofyour
State sullied by the dark and damning
stain of Reputation and Bankruptcy,
vote for MIR. P. Francis Thomas!
If you wish to see the name of your
beloved State become bye word and re-
proach among her honest neighbors, and
the scorn Of honorable minds, and her
example pointed to as warning against
the fruits of dishonesty, vote for Mr.. p.
Francis Thomas
If you wish to see ''property quail
6cation," annexed to the right OF suffrage
vote for Mr.. p. Francis Thomas.
If YOU wish to see poor men deprived
of the dear and ''inalieniable rights" for
which our Revolutionary slres contend
ed, and men Of wealth elevated to the
rank of nobility, vote for MIR. P. Francis
Thomas!
If you wish to see poor men made serfs
and slaves and deprived Of all voice or
agency in the government under which
they live, vote for Mr.. P. Francis
Thomas,
you wish to see all the power con-
centrated in the hands of the wealthy
few, and badge Of degradation affixed to
every man who is poor, vote for Mr.. P.
Francis Thomas.
If you wish to see the whole Eastern
Shore and smaller counties Of the West
ern Shore reduced to mere cypher in
the Legislature of your State, and all the
power and influence placed in the hands
of Baltimore City and the few large coun-
ties, vote for Mr.. p. Francis Thomas
In fine if YOU wish to see the worst
features of Europ 'an despotism introdn-
ced into the Constitution Of your State,
by which every mans right and respec-
liability and influence are to he regulated
by the amount Of his propert and all
standin~ or resp"cta:ility denied to those
who are poor, then vote for Mr.. P. Fran
els Thomas for Governor, and you will
have your WI hes realized, if he can car
ry out his doctrines.
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ANOTHER FALL Rf.!-Mr Thomas at
tended a 'nuss' meeting - Pluce George S
last week. for which great preparations
We're made. and expectations were tier
tanned Of 5000 persons being in attendance
- bul 10 and behold. and $50 persons we
are credlbly informed only. attended, a num-
Der of whom we're " higs MIR. Thomas.
from the rebuke he received in Calvert by
Col Jenlter thought il advisable 10 say little
or nothing about Stale affairs, but confined
himself almost entirely 10 National topics
He expressed himself much delighted with
Free trade, was now convinced that that
was the property system for his country, and
hoped 10 see all restrictions taken off of
commerce, and our custom houses dispens-
ed with-of course, the necessary conse>
quence would be, that as the army, navy,
and civil list are TO be provided for, take
away all duties on goods, and the doctrine
so often urged by the Free traders OF the
South would have TO be carried out, viz: DI
RECT TAXES for the Government
Rough and Ready.
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T.e ys,.fyfc .EgsiesS

The Uuned States Government owed the
State Of MAINLAND IN Is 10, for her portion
ot the proceeds of the sales Of the Public
lands, the sum OF
s3,lY5, '333 33
and cannot owe her now, less than FOUR
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, and strange, 10
tel, MIR P, Francis Thomas, the locotoco
repudiating candidate FOR Governor, is OPP
posed to the State of Maryland receiving
this large sum- though he knows her 10 be
Justly entitled toit.
If Maryland had what the United States
Government owes her, 1t would enable us 10
reduce our lakes fifty per cent
Mr.. Thomas must be a man of singular
fancy, or he would not prefer 10 declare
Maryland an insoiUent State, to collecting
from the United States what she justly owes
her, and thus being enabled 10 pay her
debts
If the State of Maryland had the -Four
Millions Of Dollars due to her by the Gov>
eminent of the United States, ii would ena>
bic her 10 pay that amount OF our debt, or
would bring an interest, annually, ii invest,
the public burthen upon the people yearly.
Now we put the question to the people OF
Maryland, if it is not unjust i'll =. Francis
Thomas, and his locoioco supporters. to OPP
pose our receiving this money from the U.
States The moneys held intrust for our ben
eft and would have been long since paid but
for the opposition of that party. How can
Maryryanders uphold such aparty? How can
they support a man as the Governor of our
Stale, who advocates measure that wilh-
holds from us an amount of money which
would pay of one.half Of that part of our
public debt which does not pay interest.
These are questions which come home to
every man in Maryland who pays taxes, or
who feels just pride in the faith and honor
OF our Commonwealth They are ques-
lions which shonld be well considered by
every voter, before he casts his vote.
Rough and Ready.
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Who permitted Santa Anna TO return to
NtAIco 10 rally his counirymen, to intuse a
splG OF resistance into their minds and 10
raise armies TO oppose our armies! Why
history answers. James X. Polk. President of
the United States; and common sense reions
it was done either in a spirit of wickedness
or folly. If in the former. James X Polk
deserves punishment while on the other
hand, if il was owing TO an error OF judy
me', tie evidence Of imbecility of mind,
thus afforded, proves that he is not qualified
for The station which he fills
Who winked at the rctnra OF Gen. Pare.
dcS! Echo auswers- no?
Rough and Ready.