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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-24
Correspondents q the baltimore Patriot
Washineton. M,v .

Washington. Mays.
General Taylor's noble sentiments in
relation 10 the use. or falher the non.nss,
the arbitrary retn power in cases where
tie representatives &C The people pas.
laws touching the tariff. The currency ard
internal Improvements BY the Geutrl
Government. hear so directly and iorclhly
upon Nc. President Polk's conduct IN
ihwanhing The action Of Congress. ih1.
nobody can wonder II the rousing effect
they have had upon The whole energies Of
the Administration.
Congress after Congress tried 10 pass
a bill for The Government 10 pay the
claims, which il had assumed and siipu.
lated 10 pay. ~ our citizens against France.
for spolislions Of property prior 10 The
wear 1900. Al last bill passed both
Houses of Congress. and il was sent 10
NJ. President Polk for his signature.
Justice had been slow Of foot, but il a,
last presented itself. in The shape Of =
bill. before Mr.. Polk. Did he sign Il!
No. Did he say il was unconstitutional!
No! What did he cay aud dor Why,
be said, I. | will not approve this bill. It
takes money ont Of The Treasury which
want, 10 carry on my war with McxwO
and 10 paw 10 Mexico Tor strip 81 be-
lerrilory. Which max have 70 purchase
with The cash. after ~. | will put my
veto upon The BILL" And he did put hi.
veto on il. rs lie also did on The bill lot
tie improvement Of rivers sad hsrbors
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-24

4 sai, cor SANDER was tried in the Fay
cite (ky.) Circuit Court. few days since,
10 which Mrs. Elizabeth Wits was 81 i'm
iiis. agd Benjamin A. Muir defendant, and
verdici for $4,000 damages was renler-
ei ler the plaintiff.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-24

The New Orleans Delln" OF the ilil
instant states that Nr. Trisl has LEFT that
city on a visit TO his brother. living in the
interior Of Louisiana. and from thence Is
10 proceed 10 The residence Of his family
~ alhcmarle county. Virginia; after when
it is Mr.. rfis,'s intention To prepare al,
Address 10 the people Of the Un'''a
States, in which he will define his course
in Mexico.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-24

Bacon shoulders sell y, ST. Louis. Mo"
for one cent and quarter: hams al lhieG
and half cents per pound. CoT' an"
potatoes are prapouionahiy cheap.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-24

Kucatan.-ln the Senate debate on he
hill i"ioccupy Yue1ian. Mcssrs. CLAYTON
an! CFttenden said The bill was in viola.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-24

An arrival al New York from Barba.
does brings intelligence tia, great excite
ment had been. produced ii the French
Yves: India Islands by the news Of the
French revolution and The announcement
that slavery was TO be abolished in the
Islands. Al Gaudaloupe and Martinique
an insurrec,ion Of the slave population
was hourly expected, and general alarm
pervaded the white inhabitants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-24

A Washington letter writer, speaking
Of The public men present in the Senate
chamber al the funeral Of Mr.. Ashley,
says:
/" In looking over The assembled wis.
dom &c The naiinn. a. drawn together IN
the Senate chamber this morning. the oh.
serving spectator could not help remark.
ing the very great change which three
years have made III The personal appear.
ance Of Mr.. Polk. lie appears 10 be at
least ten years older Illan he appeared at
The time Of his Inauguration. Ills hair is
not only much more thin and white. b.,
the lines in his facial over his face
are deeper and more strongly marked.
Ills chin less firm. In fine, at The age Of
some tifly-four, his whole appearance Is
that Of an oid man. Surely he has been
rcposing fnr four years past on no bed OF
roses. One begins TO have sympathy for
him--for The man. not Cor his boiliag and
raging political aspirations aud animo'i'
ties. Mr.. Buchanan looks gay and sleek,
and, as ever, the old bachelor as il. could
he make popularity thereby, he would be
willing 10 be Wing tomorrow Little
Mr.. Walker seems 10 grow less and more
feeble.
There is another man who has chan.
ged much Of laic in his personal appear.
ance, who has grown old RAPIDLY. II is
John g. Calhoun. 'rrue, he wears his
hair much longer than formerly, which
gives him more venerable appearance;
hui a close observer will sae vet stronger
marks Of advancing years. III the deep
lines Of his remarkable face, and also IN
his step aud MEN,"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-01
lrO BE CONTINUED
A PIP + N DIX
NnrE A

Extract from Mr. Benton's speech on the Florida
ed occupation BILL the Senate OF the United States jan
uary l2-AppendIx Congressional Globe. y. 90
Sin thing with the from South Caro-
lima Mr. PREsroN,] namely, in the opinion that Florida
the remark but not in the in which he intends it, He
intends it for the administration; intend it for Congress
to take fall share Of the blame 10 myself in negiectng
supervision of the Florida legislation, in even reading
the of the Legislative Council, which duly
70 supervise before they became laws The Territory is
buried under corporations and under debts which the or
ganic law referred to inspection, and OF which we
knew nothing until the acts were consummaed The debts
Jn that .c4 /. si"ea 20 ny Goss.. and Congress
not granted 10 its poie government IN Florida the privilege
iebt The corporations from WHAT have OF their alb
nrd and monous privileges, either void or yo'dabe
corporations be created the first instance and to
remain so long unaraiRned at our bar. The
President IN his noble message has called our attention.
the civil abuses there, especially the power assumed
by the Territorial Legislature, to authorize the issue OF
bonds by corporate companies on the guarantee oil the Ter
ro.y.'
Judge Story in his Commentaries on the Constitution,
Ia Com 1873, l260) classes the Territorial govern
nents Corporations :" and Mr. Hamilton, in his cele-
brated opinion the constiiutionay of national BANK
given to President Washington in 70i styles those gov
ernments by the same nde. II is worth noticing mat
IN his opinion is first asserted the arbitrary power OF Con
gress Territories acquired by the United States by
conquest cesslon &c. and that this power, and the
power TO incorporate national bank sought TO be
deduced by that great man from the same denlical
ground-the general inherent, sovereign pow~ Of the
federal government With respect the OF gov
ernmenis for the Territories weight allowed by hun
to the peculiar phraseoogy OF the III clause 81 4h art
OF the constitution, prescribing and as conceive fmR,
ng the power of Congress to making needfu rules ana
reguationsthe establishing OF the kind OF government
Mr. Benton describes totally different from that gwen by
10th sec sih art, to District OF Columbia forts, &c
1t is worthy OF notice. that doubtless giving such con-
structoR to the clause the 4th article cited and beng
therefore unexceponable, yet Virginia I'm the amend.
ments she proposed upon rafyng the constitution win
eiereace to the clause respecting s Drict, the iofs'
sc, y proposed the following
18th That the exclusive power OF legislation gwen
Congress the federal and its adjacent district
and other places NC, shall extend only such regulations
respects The Police and good government there "-3 IL
ftotts Debates, D. $50
Gen Cass has, in his Nicholson letter. referred to the
papable difference import OF the two clauses, IN very
loTcble manner
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-01
NorE B.
Tori of 10.

Mr. Sewall was the Kings attorney general for Mas
sachusetts He wrote series OF letters, the hrs OF
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-21
New Store in EIkt0n,
Quick sales and Snail Profits

WILLIAM PELL respectfully announces to
the citizens Of EIkton and its vicinity, that lie has
taken the Store House in the Erst end of the
town formerly occupied by Mr. kennard, where
he has opened general assortment Of Dry
Goods and Groceries, Hardware, Qneenswarr
bacon, mlckcraI hcrrings, and all sial articles
as are usually KIP In general variety Store
His principle il business hciug that "a ninlhln
slNpence is better than, the slow shlIiing,' he is
determined to sell his goods al snail advance
Tor CASH The public are invited to give Ii i'm
Il call, aud he is confident they will liud hs as
Sortmcnt well selected, ana offered at very low
prices.
IL The highest mlrtct prices given in
ca:. or goods fer i! kinds Of country produce
June 2llh '4S.-ts
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Parsons & Wilson,

EEAnsoN, WILSON, having moved their tIn-
q derry and PEEIcpIcAL Agency from tn,
corner of Front and Market sts, to No 10 hing
st. between 3rd and ilh and having opened
CHEAP BOOKSTORE would invite the Mt
tentlon of purchasers to their stock which vii! be
found complete III all the different departments
ofliterature.
All the standard School Books, Blank Ac-
coun, and Miscellaneous Books alwa VS. on hand.
Blank Books OF particular patterns ruled and
bound to order at short notice.
New publications received as soon as out.
Orders respectfully solicited, and persons sc~
ing them my rely upon having them filed with
care. Address pARSON s. WILSON.
sign the Big BOOB.
No. 10 King St
Arr,s NI.H ns'oa, psi
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-21
Merchants Look at This,

The Subscribers having engaged largely in tho
inning Bns'ness, are prepared TO supply Mcr-
Chants with all kinds Of
TIN WARE,
at very low prices and will warrant all their ar
t'ceS to surpnss anything OF the kind that has
ever before been offered from Elk,on As one
ii the firm is 1t practical workman, and works nj
the business himself, and superint. nts the work,
twill be made III the best munncr and ul the
best Materials.
All persons wanting to purchase Tin Ware,
vii do well by calling at this shop, before pur
chasing elsewhere, as thcre will be genera as
surtmcnl always on hand. Ware Will he deliv-
cred anywhere within 80 miles free Of cost |.
is the intention Of the firm TO do
NiiJLESA
business only. There will be no retail hawking
from tins establishment. All orders in our line
will be Thankfully received and promptly attend
ed 10. Don't forget the place In the ''hoNo,r. :"
corner Of Beau Street, and opposite krauss'
Hotel.
ROOFING & SCOUTING.
Roofing aud Spomtlng done at the shortest no.
tIcc 6y the best worhmen. Of good material and
warranted perfect. ENOCll CROTCH
J. H.CLARlDGE.
Elkton, March 4th '4s--tt.
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LlToTLE MORE GRAPE CAPT. BRAGG,
JOHN KRUGR.
North east Corner Walnut and second Sis

mia i.IiHll.
Keeps constantly on hand, Of his own manu-
fartnre and imported, complete assortment
RIFLEs, SHOT Guns, PIsroLs &c, Which h
warrants OF the best quality as represents to
which he respectfully invites the attention tf
Purchasers,
He is also prepared to supply POWDER FLAsKs,
SucT Bags, GAME BAGS. SUPERIOR POWDER,
GrN CoTToN, PEscrssroN Cars, Suor, BrlLEr
MoULps, DALI * BLANK CARTRIDGES, end has
materials for Gun Makers, Sportsmor,, &c, on
termes as low us amy other establishment in the
United States.
In testimony ofhs skill as a nannfarturer the
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE awarded to him b rer'i
.fcaes IN the years $40 and lSi! and three Sicer
Medals i'll the years lSll--I&46 and lsi7--ai
Of which may he seen at his place ofbusincsS.-
iLs@A choice supply OF Reroirius Pistols con-
etantly on hand.
July Is, As, 3m.
g unday School Library Books.-A splendid
Jassortn.ent of Miscellaneous Juvenile, and
Sunday school Library Books. For sale a: city
p,ces. at the Port Deposit Book Depot, by
maye' 7. HrArH,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-21
West philadelphia
g II q y Il w o ne h q

The subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they now prepar
ed to execute any orGers with which they may
be favored, for their WEST PuILADELPAIA CoM-
PLETE Cook STOVE, Of which they have three
sizes; CANNON aud BARE JYIISpER Stoves, sew
en- s!zas Bases and Tops for Cylinder Stoves, five
sizes; OvEN PLATES, four sins; COTTAGE Arr
TIGHT fANLoR STOVES, Tor wood two sizes; G. ~
Ovens, three sizes; CAsr-,RoH iE,TERs, and
latge and beautiful assortment OF Patterns ior
Iron Railing.
Their goods are all made Oft the bes, matelal
and from new md helul ful DESIGNS.
Their Uest Fhdad'a Compete Is, without douh.
the best ami most salcable Cook Stove N the
market. They are constructed with Motifs Pat
emt Feeder, Front and Crate, which gives them
4 dccidcd superiority over al! others. They on
ly want trI 10 confirm what is here asserted.
CASTINGS of all kinds made to uracr win
prumptncss and despatch.
Samples may b. seen ana ordcrs leu ~ tic
Foundry, or at J. L. koHiLNs iji north Sc
cond 81, NATnEu s DollEAus, ISL south Scrond
1t aud AT WILLIAMS y IlIEDs' 3JS MARKET street
WILLIAMS, kUili.ER, .IAIfllEU s co.
Aug, 10, AS Gm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-21
= :
NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED AT
WILLIAM TORBERy,s

Old and well known stand, one door above The
Court House, the Cheapest lot of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, ever offered in kIktun.
They consist in part Of large and well select.
ed stock Of Broad Cloths, of various color,.
English, French and American manuiact nr..
from 2 10 dollars per yard, plain and Gncy
Cassimercs Black, French, Doe skin, Meruo
Cashmere Fweeds, &c.
Together with a large variety Of Linen and
Cotton Goods, at very low prices.
LADIES DREss Goops.-Foul.rd Black DR.
Fancy and Man'illa Silks, Bnrcges. EmhroiP
ed Lawns, Lustres, tiinghams from u l-2h'e
8 Ia els, a large and handsome stock OF! pr
from to l. - cts pl yard and vario,s 9th
articles at uncommon low rates.
MrsLINs .-Cambric, Jackonel, Swiss. Mu,J
and 10 Ia sheeling, Brown and White Shirlinr
from 3 to - II cts per yard.
Shawls in Great Variety silk, Worsted and
Gotten, Hosiery, Xii, Silk, Thread and Cotton
Gloves, Silk Crambric and Cotton handkerchief
Black and fancy silk >ravats, Laccs, Edgnr,
SC, &c, all Of which will be sold Oh accommo,
dating terms
Thankful for past patronage he tenders is in
vitation 10 all hoping 10y strict attention tonerit
the favour Of generous public
y. B. Country produce takcu in exchange for
goods. W.T.
49,;
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Elkton, March o5th 1878.
FEVER AND 4 GUE!.!

[""HOROUGULY Err ADlCATED4n
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE n!
FK1HAT great National, Old Favorite, and
r Sicr'ng Remedy. F.! Of ElGllrEEN
EARS STANDlNG-s'il i'll unapproa chcd in
its wonderful sue cess, certainty, and safety, IN
the CURE OF TINS wRETCiIEo COMPLIANCE!
I3 II You would escape the arsenicai poison.
ouS) couutcricits take not bottle from arm one,
that Is not guarded by the 'ir,ittcn signature" OF
the original inventor and proprietor, JouN r.
RowAsD, on Paper labei, crossing the mouth and
rht
This remedy has never been bolstcrcd up by
false and Gccetiul pulls, but has won its way 10
tn c confidence and universal adoption .! the ia
habtants OF FEVER AND AGuE DIsTmcrs, BY
IT'S iOOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALONE,
TO lch all the agents, and every person who
have used it, well testify.
PROPElETOR'S OFFICE.
lI3 ARcH ST., II ILAp'A.
Also Rowand's PnrghIve Pills Cough Lozea
ges, Blackbnrey Root Lozengrrs for Bowel Com
plant, Worm Lozenges &c. &c. sc.
AGENTS.--Dr Mitchell and DR.. Wallace
Elkton, II. l.. Thomas, J. J. Shippers North
East; Black s Bro. Charlrs!own; Wm. Hudson
i.d. Seaman, Joseph Bryan jr Chesapoek City.
J. l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge; Y. b Whitaker jr'
Principle f; Henry stiles, ncpo ). Thos.
Murphy, Bohemia Mills; Jos. Bryan, Bohemia
Vii are Jones Nckasco john b. Morton; War
" ick; T - CrOokshanks CectI;on.
An,r 1915.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-21
WOODS STEAM IRON RAILING
MANDATORY.

| ~.
PHILADELPHIA.
| Iron Ratings for public and private buildings
and public squares, of every variety CT form and
pattern
! Cemetery Ratings, of classic and unique de-
Signs, embracing upwards OF one hundred differ
ent varieties.
Iron Chairs and Settees, for Gardens, Hal
and Pu1zls--new style. Ferlndas and Pas
tiers, for Cottages, made in eve'y style. Supe
rlor Wrought Iron Gates, for Carriage entrances
New style Balcony Brackets. Sc.
Iron Tables Of various styles, embracing Louis
XIV, Elizlbctl,ean, Gothic, ard modern patterns
with White and Gold Italian Marble tops.
Th,G tables have been introduced by the sub
scrlber for Hotels, Restaurants, Ice Cream "a
looms, &c. They are beautiful articles OF itirni-
turc Tor Hat Stores and ether establishments
where it Is desirable to make grand display.
lie has recently constructed an elegant sub
Ftantal Cast Iron fiitching Post, in ioIm admir-
ably adapted to permaneucy oj position, highly
ornalnenlcd, and representing well executed
Head OF that noble animal, the Horse. Such an
article has long been desdcratum, and is now
oiitied to the good taste .! the public.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia, are respect
FOLLY invited TO cal! at hls Warerooms, aud cx-
anime his dltierent specimens Of new and bcdu-
work.
ROBERT WOOD Proprietor,
Ridge Road, above cottonwood Street, phiia.
i'll He has recently published. at great ex-
pciae, un original work exhibiting the new de-
Signs and patterns winch are executed al his cs-
hnIlSlmcni, embracing all the above art'cl.s,
and the VARIOUS and splendid patters Of Cemclc-
~, Balcony, Step and other Ratings wnich
have bean manufactured tor Laurel illl and
Other celebrated Cemeteries, designed expressly
Tor his own establishment, IA. d winch HAY he
sent to any part OF the world to those WHO de-
sire 10 make selection. Undoubied reference
viii be relu rcd to ensure prompt return OF
the worN, after an opportunity for making the
selection
FnlltIa Ipail April END 1875
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-21
land .sssryFyissG.

The subscriber still continues the business of
Surveying land, and from much experience in
oca;lng lands, tracing lines, and dividing estates
! isprcpared 10 execute all calls IN his profession
with expedition and accuracy. He also attends
to
CONVEYANCING,
Writing deeds, Mortgages, Wills articles Of a.
greement, Bonds, Bills Of Sale, Leases Sc. lie
also ac's as
LAND AGENT.
In selling Lands on commission All calls will
be Thankfully received and promptly attended to
on moderate terms. Communications by mail
will receive immediate attention:
LINES McCAULEY.
New Leeds, near Elkton lid
Iuns 18th 'ts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-21
june 24,l, IS.

IL Bilious Fcv"rs, which often pre-
val so fatally at the West may always be pre-
vented by the timely use Of Dr.. Osgond's India
Cholngogue. The medicine should be conmcn-
rcd at the appearance Of the earliest symptoms,
which not unyepnently preccdr the attack sew
erl days, and even weeks, to warn US Of impcn-
ding danger. The sensation Of larguor, the
llnggard expression, wcarinrss OF body, GUprcs-
sion of spjrls arrangement nfthc stomach. pain
IN the bones Sc, cannot easily lie mistaken.
For sale at the proprie'nrs prices by the Il
gent, Dr.. Jos. Wallace, Elkton'
Sep. est.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-21
.sEeY'EE'E.

The Subscriber having been appointed Consta
Bic fer the Third Election District of Cecil couu
ty, brgs leave to inform lis friends aud the pub
lie generally, that hr is now prepared TO atten
to all business that may be entrusted to his care
with promptncss.
THOMAS THACKERY.
n. Is. Persons wishing to place accounts in
my hands, can leave them with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander, Esqs
Deer | /, 'I1-9m r. r.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-21
To Volunteers aud their friends

The undersigned beng in possess ion of 20
rect list Vi our brave soldiers vino have died
disease or hy wounds received in the scyera
battles Taught IN Mexico, take this method OF ill.,
forming those interested, that they will give in
formation oil the time, place, aud cause Of death
of cach individual
], will be necessary for those desiring such IN
formation, TO State the Regiment OF Company TO
which they belonged, the names OF those who
commanded them and the date OF their enlist
m"nt The above information will be given
without charge, provided the postage is pad.
The undersigned would here remark, that
they are extensively engaged III procuring Land
Warrants, Tensions. ana arreIrlgcs Of pay dlc
the discharged soldiers and the representatives
Of those who have died. A line addressed to Ell
thcr OF the Undersigned will be punctually at
tended to
SAMUEL SrETrNus. u. s. Jus Of the Peace
Washington, d. G.
WM. Nj. FULTON, Attorney at Law,
Man st. Richmond, Va.
GEO W. STEVENSON, Attorney at Law.
Jnno IT, SIN No. 81 Bcekman st. New York
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-21
EHGsE2 SALE.
I Will sell at Private Sale a

I will sell at Private Sale a
FARM OF 800 ACRES,
on bohemia Manor in Gee | county. The
soil is Of excellent quality Persons de-
sirous OF pa chasing, are referred to Benz
T. Sluyter, near the premises on B he
mia Manor, and who is authorized to sell
the same. e.. ". OLDHAM.
IIh" soil Of Bohemia Manor is o!t!ie very best
quality. No land Is moe easily placed III the
most fertile condition, ard fully improved,
none can produce better crops.-Ed. Cecl! Wang !
Aur12, rs
= The EXmincr, West Chester: a. d
Delaware Reru5iran, will copy 3 week
and scrd thciIls TO thootHce
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-21

NHcAI Is rER'S ALL-HEALlNG ONT
I'VE MENI.-TnlNK OF TIE FoLLowIcE
rAGT-:
Isl. That hvc-ri.hS OF all VIC recci"c into the
stomach. pass Off through the pores OF the skin,
in IaglnjLtf Pespirat;,t
20. Tina, the skin c"acuates more matter
taan Tic Luugs, ki4noys and D9weis pat togen-
rr.
Sd That the SKIN discharges more matter in
twcity -four hours, thnn the Towels do in ii days
and that by severe exercise, a nan will lose
three, four and five pounds in on" hour
4th. That the Creator pierced the human cnt
icle wIh pores CT SIN II opening TO She almost
Incredible number ol 500 MILLION, making
this The GRAND OUTLET 0! al. the !odundan
matter Of tn" body.
5lh. That through these pores are constantly
G&u,ing The old: altered and rr'n-oWt PARTICLES of
tir Hivod, and huhOyS OF the body ana the ,rastt
"tthe system.
oh. That to stop up the pores, twenty four
h"us would canEe instant death.
7lh. That sudden changes OF weather and cx
pcsurc TO cold, close these pores IN part, and
hcurc the long Catalogue Of diseases over the
land.
eln That as the skin is the medium 70 cvaco,
al IT, all the hunors Of the b1dy. We sccrhe pru
found folly and ahsur ii,y Of rcsortlng to piiS
drugs and other mixtures, TO cure the great ma
rity OF diseases produced by checked pcrspiraL
Gth until September, 1871, there was no mcdi
c'nc before tn" public that had power TO resi"re
the hiS.nsibie PcrSpi alton, by impurtng vitality
and nervous anergv to the skin
loth. Tia, Mo Ala TEH'S ALL HEALiNG
EMINENT is that medicine, and which, by
possessing this power is etlcc,ng more 90 ID than
any five or even ten remedies IN this country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-21
T. ESTAL ST RGEE Y
WlLLlAM l.. JOEE ).

..---,.----, Surgeon Dentist from Bllm,r
,eet--.rFzszHP having removed TO Elk,on, offer
GIITnp his professional services to he
citizens oil Cecil and the tacen'
counties. Office two doors east of Jonlson's
Hotel, luteiy occupied as the Office of the cecil
County Advocate.
Teeth extracted, filed, plugged, or insert cd
upon ,he latest and most improved princpl
very moderate rates.
Special attention. will he paid to children
when his professional services are required.
Advice gratis
Ladies will be waited en- at their residences
ifdesired.
Very uperor dentr,Gi:rs of his own MINI =
tacture always on hand.
May 18th As 6m.