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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03


mcnarhifhen Mddte einigen, nn6 otaen
ben Heputlfanismus nit elmer 9Sieenormee
~ Gelce sieben SOP itn nur r.fcmmeu.
8riicerden in Deutfbluno, Der rnlIfde8dr
ica, mus u. Wirc fId Die 9fote perbrennen I
Sn 8erttn / 4 bic MepubIit
prcfl mirt!l
Srieorid1 QSilbelm Oerc 4. unb feline
Oenilter ilno BON Dem icfort errihteteu prua
'oiioriifeH @cnpernement ersrifem unb in
|9efansenlhaft 9etradt prrten, nm hber
Die blntise Socse ant oas golt am a., 6s.
l8- II. 10. Mdrs &eheuitait gu seben.
Der prin5 BON YreuBen fcnnte lIe, nur
ourh fAneae Shdt retten.
ytad Gin9an9 oiefcr 0ahriebt traf nod,
etne peitere teleeraphiite Dspeihe elm, bic
init Sbi9em telnabe 9ans ittereinltimmt Mnh
nur nod binSsfl9t uoaB cine anberegmeute
III Berlin itatt0efunrcn uno Ger Wrins p.n
Epreueeu, Der Ibrcnfcl9er, ba Der ,,S6nia''
(obns 3ncer 1T, nah ,gn9lano entflcben fei.
pcrber aber 1enen 9lnfprilden anf ben
Ibron babe feierlid entlasen miGen.
@alianani's uMe1snser'. bonn 81. Madrs
Sa9t Vcl9enres ,,@iue telegropbifte Depe.
tlfe bon Neb, seifern ein9esansen, meloet.
oaB in Serlin ole 6epublif proflamrt. Der
G6uiS enttbrcnt uno Die ,,Waieifat' NIT
iammt ibren @r-Minife,n eefongsn sencm.
men Uoreen iei. (Man piro Gd ernnern.
oaB fhcn Der leste Steamer Die @efansen-
nabme oes preuB Stn9s als @erildt nit
tbeilte.) Uas ,,Yaris Commerce" pcm 25.
Ila9t nad)bem e6 am Gage porter Die er-
wdbnte tele9rapbilde Depefde mit9etbeilt;
), Diefelbe 1T ourd cine ioeben BEL Der prcoi-
lrlld)en He9terun9 ein9e9ansene Nittbeilun8
fOrmlid b e # q ii 8 uno ldBt ridt cen &C..
rin9lten 3We;fel an ibrer Wabrbet hbris I
l. Die Nahridt mar al Der g6rle anaes
lhla9en.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Sn Wilwaufie 1T Der Democrat BDrcn
&tlburn NIT etna 200 Webrltimmen gum
WaYcr ertpdblt porben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

S4ue6u9 OtT pa(HeE SCCTtlpCHORHS 0W cue
uCeutihe ecnocner 3eitun9"-9. Wdri.-
Die mabre erbebenbe uno impcfante Rants
lfeitaticn Der beut fh en- 9es6lferuns bon
paris fano 9eitern Iahmitta9 ffatt. - llm
2 ubr oerlammelten iIh Die Deutfhen, iiber
5000 an Der 3abl. auf oem 8arpuGeplaBe.
uuo pcn bier aus feete Gd UNI rrei llbr Der
ganSe unab4etbare Bug lit 8emesune. 8cr.
an flatterte Die ihmar3-rctb>9clbene 6abne,
Der Die Sdn0ercereine, uu9efdtr 500 S6pfe
ifarf, fol9ten. 0ierauf famen Die 8auuer-
TRACER init Der bre reifarbi9en Sabne Sranb
reihs nno Der ihwarssrrtb- -scloenen SABINE
Ceutldlanbs.-Seice Sabnen paren curd,
cin breites peiBes Sano oerbunpen, amf benz
NIT 9roBen 8ndifaben 9efhrieben fano:
Sraternite - 9iun fol9te oas Committee.
nit le'nem prd(loenlen 9crr9b 6erweeb
an Der Splse nno bierauf pier unb bier bic
Deutihen, nit Der fd,margrotb- -erlcenen
Sotaroe am Suite, Der creifarbisen Rcfarbe
auf Der Sruif. Cine unsebeure 8pltsmenae.
Die iIh ibcn auf cem &arcu6slplas eeIam.
melt bate, be9leitete ben bic Quas binat.
lhreitenccu 3uA Der fh unter bem ld,als
lenoem gelan0e nuierer glatipnal Qieber
nad' oem Stacthauie beweste. 8cn alien
Senitern terab wchten Gileher, iiterau era
tonte ben 3u9 tesraseno taulenoltimmia Der
Huf Vivent les Allemunds, nos freres /!
Vive PAlemangne libre ! Die Sdnaerf5re
tpurosn nah jebem 0iece NIT itilrmiId,em
yeifaa te9rlet, uuo ais lIe enolih Dor benz
Staotbauie an9efpmmen, no eine unsebeure
Wenfhenmen9e oeriammelt Die WareQaife
|anitimmten, erreihte Der Subcl bes 8plfs
ben bohlten grao. Die Mahe ann Start-
banle trat ln's @ewebr uno empfns ben
3ug nit militdrilhen Soueurs., Ger game
3n9 bt!oete nun einen un9ebeuren 0albtreis
Dor oem Staothaule, unp oas Committee.
9efcl9t Bon elmer Population, beftehenb aus
eeutlhcnSdriftiteaern, Stuoirenorn, 6anz
belsbefiBenen uno Slrbeitern, tparo curh
36eliuse Der pclDtednihen Sdule in bas
Staetbaus nno III ben 9tuoiensiaal geflbrt.
Die Sdnserd,bre ifeQtcn ilh tn ben innern
Qof oes Staothauies auf nnh Iieeeu bort
Die oaterldnc,lhen eieoer ertDnen. SIM arc.
Gen 1broniale bes Staothau(es wuroe bic
Depntaticn BON Der propilprifhcn O9eaies
runs empfansen.-G, 9crsuisb ridtete cine
furse uno spilroi9e slnreoe an oieielbe.-Wit
lebhafter 3ufti,nmuns empfnsen bic W2its
9lieber Der prouiiorilten He9ieruns fetne
Dorte, uno 9erwi9b las oaun Die 9lbbrefTe
Dor. - Sn benz SdluBruf: ,.Gs lebe bic
Greibeit, bic @leihbeit Die 8ruoerIiebel @s
lebe Die Democratic gs lebe Die enrcpdb
fde 0epublif ! ltimmten alle Wit9lieber ber
NIT srpBer freabi9er 8eSsiltes
run9 elm. Ill ..
Der Burger Grem ieur, Mitslieo
Der propiicrilheu 9iesieruns anb s5uitismlni.
fer, ant,pprtete ,.
yDeut1de glreer llniere SerSen fnb
burd, bic eblen Worte, bic ibr nns 70 ebem
bbrsn lieaet, lebhaft bepest biele gDorta
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Die beutlte Nepolutionss9eleQ leQltaft III
Iems Wortbat 1000 @ewebre CUR sluss
|rhitung oes ft bort biloencen Breis@orpa
|9efaufr,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

?prcf. 9lsalfS beabId,tist ejne piTeufhaft>
lihe 0elie tn bic 1ellen9ebir9e ;u untsruebs
men.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Cincinnati 3eitun9elt meloer> caB Die tcl:
len Scunoe in iener. Stabt 5etr bduffs leien
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Serr Mar1hau Scbnicn, elm iehr 9eahs
teter Burger BON Iappabanncd @cuutY in
Sirsinien muroe tilrSlid i'm Baloe erIhols
fen, neil mani i'm burd Elm un9ladlites
gerieben, fur einen Barren hielt. @r trug
III Der 3eit eiren biden barrieen 9fcd.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Cine Dame fra9te ihren Seihtuater, OF
es tyr erlaubt lei Shmlnfe su 9ebrauden,
- y@ini9e perbammen es, slncere piecer
nidt," iaste er, id wia caber ben WltteI'
meg netmen unb Dir erlauben, bid auf elmer
Seue su fhminten, b. b. bic cdlfte Selnes
@eGc1ts III Ihminfen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Bon alien Seiten laufen fbr 9iintiseBe.
rtdte tlber Den Stano Der Mai,enfoat ein
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

9S a g } tn9tcn, IS. gpril. Gjceen Die
abcliticnifer terrfht 9rcee eslufrsgun9. Der
S6ccner rpelfer III Der Samita9uadt nit
7Sclaben an gpro bon bierabIe9elte, ,pur>
De AT Der Mlnoun9 res petcmac bonn
Dampfldife Salem ein9ebclt. Der Shpcs
ner lag 1T elmer oerftcdten Suf,t Dor 9nfer
nno als cas Dampf(hif Salem Tim ;wei
ubr 81 tbm fam, idliefen Die am 8crb Se>
fnolideu, ionit ndre pielleidt bIutiger Ssh
oerifano seleiitet wcrcen. Ger @apitdn bss
Shccners, 2 wetBe Watrp1eu unb II Sclas
pen ine in's bieGse @efdn9niB 9ebraht.
Der @apitdn, Namens Gears bon WoGos
fuletts> wlroe enem erbitterten 8plfsbaus
fen ais Spfer 9efallen fein, wenu tbn bic
pcliset nidt 9elhuet uno auf benz ihlennies
itenBe9e in elmer Rutlhe nad Dem @efdnes
nliIe sefab,en bate. gr seitebt, oas er ibn1
Dienife Der abolitiOnilten selfanoen.
9eaen Nbeno periammelte flh Elm erpBe,
Wenfhenbaufen Dor cem Saufe, tporin cae
9lbcliticniftenblatt ,,9tew Sra" 9ebruft tpiro
Senlter tpuroen ein9emprfen, 9bilren erbrc
hen II. {. no., bis es Der prlisei, nnterltus
BON mebren Siir9eru, eelana BEN 9luflau
81 unteroridsn. Die 9lufreeuus bat Gb je:
och nod nidt oeleat. sc. St,o.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Su u@raniteoille nabe bei Charles,
tpn 1T cine 8aumwcaen Mauufaftur iA
Wirfiamfeit 9etrcten, welde an 5000 Bali
lon jdbrlid Derarbeiten, tdslih 14,OOONaros
3sus Yerfertiseu uno 600 Msuihen befhdfs
tl9t Wiro.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Die Wbiss bon Neuen9lano werben lebr
pertimmt ilber oieI9lus Gdten, rpelhe Gh6r.
Clap abermals auf Die praToentIhaftssIo
minatlcn erDfuet bat. Der ,goifon 9ltlas''
bebauptet in einem lan9en sirtfel nit pieleu
@rhnoen, bae 81. g8ebiter Der paGenoe
Wann fei welder gum @anbibateu aufse'
felt wersen lcllte. Dieles Slatt oeutet an,
oaB Sr. Wetiter nod ME ein ,,pringenoer
nnserlhdmter uno tartnddiser &ettler um
Die Tcmiaticn" setpeien iei niemaIs irgeno
Semaneem uidmarcst rber ibn eingefhihs
terri babe, Inn feline Stimme uno (elnen@m~
flnB gu erbalten,-oaB 6r. Webiter am iings
ten ais Staatsmann i'm Seloe ftebe, aber
niht ,,Ganbioat" uno mebr 1erbien(fe,
Galent unb metr patrtotismus als it,
,eno Elm ancerer Wann bes 9anbes beI1Be.
&C. q. Stsg.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

Sn Der Staot 2ep Oorf wurcen i'm ucri
gen Sabre 1916 neue @ebduoe oufaeflbrt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

eouis philippe beTet pennlloauilde
Staatsltcd5 i'll einem bcben Belauf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

{ o.ui 8 Hapole cnS Sonaparte
1T ais Naticnalsaroiit einsetreten uno itanr
bel benz SOFTEN ,,cu Drapeau" unter'm @es
mehr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-03

3ierltde' Nsn 8 pr 6 e.-Selbl
0ansiser aus ben 9ebilceten Stdnoen ipres
den eemShnlih cen 8cfal tpie ben Dipb:
tong a1 aus. Cine { Done 6rdulein
Dan,igerin, um eine prObe itrsr Stimme
aebeten, iebte Gd ann 8ortepiano. prdIl's
birte uno fang oas pielset6rte gclfslieoden
$50, 70, tpte id, Did ltebe, 90, 70, lieb Du
AUDI mid, !" allo:
Sau Sau, tpie id bid liebe,
eau, Sau, lieb bu audi MIDI,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02

STANDING ARMIES We conIense from
an oraion pronounced by Charles Summer
of Boston on the Grandeur Of Nations, the
following statistics in reference TO the stand
ing armies OF Europe. The standing ar
my of European ChriStendom, exclusive Of
the navy, is two millions to witt CIR at
Britain has 100000 men. France $50 600
men, Russia 75OOoo- The cos. of This I'm
7nense unprodrc,ve mass OF human beings
amounts, at a moderate calculation, to the
appalling sum of S5s6,ooo 600 per AMIN
THIS is the cost of this standing army ar.
my; now what is the loss ny the withdraw
al OF two millions Of hardy, healthy men,
in The bloom of life, from nsefu productive
"labor1 II costs about $500 ON an average
to rear soldier, and the value of his labor.
if devoted 10 useful objects. would be $50
year; 50 that in setting apart two millions
OF men 10 be soldiers, loss of 81 100000
600 occurs annually on account Of their la
inlD
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02

The advertiser will sell his Farm, sit
uated on the North East River, contain
ing 1GO Acres,
within one aud half miles Of the vii
lage of North East, Cecil county, Nd.
The farm is in good condition. the arabic
land having recently been lined and
ashed all over, and lime on the premises
10 commence the second course. The
Improvements are tolerable. Those wish
ing to purchase, will of course view the
premises Possession can be had at any
time from the LIST OF January 40, to lst
March of said year. For terms apply
on tht premises.
NOTE.-Ifnot sold before the 9Th of
February, it will then be let out to crop,
on shares. GEO. w. FORD.
North East, Dec 9, 10
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02

4 good chance for Agents.:-We under
stand that such is the universal demand
for Palmer's Business Mans Almanac fo,
1919, tina, an agen, in the city Of New York
realled scranton hundred copies in three
weeks, a, lo5 cents each-realizing pro
II of one hundred and two DoHars-They
were sold to the agent at the rate of Sos
per thousand: the wholesale price. Anotll
er agent in Boston re,ailel one hundred ana
Sevcn copies OF the same valuable work in .
single day, upon which he realized The
handsome profit Of SIT dollars and forty ttcc
tcnts!-a Pretty good days work in these
times. #.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02
Saturday December 2 1913.

MEETING OF CoNGREss.-Congress
meets on Monday next. This, which is
the second session of the thlr.ieth Con-
guess, holds over until the 9Th of March
next-three months. On that day we
presume there will be mighty gather
ing there to see the peoples President
Zachary Taylor-inaugurated or
rather on The next day, for the 4th of
March next comes on Sunday, and in
consequence the Preside mt elect, will
not be installed in Office until the 9Th.
1t is not probable that any prominent
measure will come up this winter, ex-
cept it may be the organization of Ter
rltorial governments over the newly
acquired territories. Touching this mat
ter there may be some excitement as to
the Wilmot prov,so. The Wings have
a very small majority in the House, and
the locofocos have the Senate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02

A TRANCE or FIFTEEN YrARs.--A
young woman named Ann Conner, Far
rington, Devon, has remained in dec;-
ded state Of Inconsistencies for the past
fifteen years. 1t Is thought by many
that she is in "trance." Her mother
assured the writer that for eleven years
she had not partaken OF the least parti-
Gle of food She is constantly in bed.
has a placid smile, and though possessing
vitality, has no consciousness of the ap-
proach of any party, neither can she dis
tinguish any object. She has been visi-
ted by some of the most eminent in the
medical profession and others, since her
case has been made known. have called
10 witness what might be justly termed
this phenomenon in nature Il Medical
Times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02
FEY Err AND AGCE!..

IrTlIOROUGHLY ERADlCATED- ~
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTUNE!!.
FsHHAT great National Old Favorite, and
Z Stcr'ng Reinrdy =! Of ElGilrEEN
lEARS' STANDiNG-s!ill mupproachcd in
It's wonderful sue cess, certainly and safety, in
the CrKE OF TINS wRETCHED toMrLAIST:!
81 lfyou would escape the arSenlcal fpoison-
owS) conntcrci's take not a bottle from anu one,
that is not guarded by the"rjiHen signature" of
the original inventor aud proprietor. JoHN Il.
RowAND, on a peper label, crossing The mouth and
cGrh
his remedy has never been bolstcred up by
false and Gccetiul pulls, but has won it. way 10
the confidence and universal adoption the in
hahitants of FEvER AND AGuE DisrRlcrs, BY
IT'S iDOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALONE,
TO which all the agents, and every person who
have used it, well testify.
PROPRIETOR'S OFFICE.
l43 ARcu ST., PinAD'A.
Also, Rowand's Purgltive Pills, Cough Lozen
yes, Blackburey Root Lozengcrs for Bowel Com
plant, Worm Lozcngcs sc. SC. sc.
AGENTS.-Dr. Mitchell aud DR.. Wallace
Elkton, X. l.. Thomas J. J. Shippers North
East; Black s. Bro Charlcstown; VIM. Hudson
Ed. Seaman, Joseph Bryan jr. Chcsnpcck City,
!. l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge; *. Whitaker If
Principle +; Henry ~ttcs, Principle S. Thos.
Murphy, bohemia Mills; Jos. Bryan, Bohemia
Village Jones Mchasco, John b. Morton; War
wck; +. /; CrookshInks Ceclltou.
Aug 5, 1915.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02
lOnSt abIe'S Sale.

BY virtue Of seven writs, Of Fieri Tacias
and one wri, Of Vendi Exponas issued by
Vim. Beatty Esq. one Of the Justices OF tie
Peace, OF he State Of Maryland, in and for
Cecil County. at the sui, Of Black & Broth
eis, WIN. w. Black, Admir- of John y.
Black, Decd & VIM. Reed use of R. l.
Thomas, against Ike goods and chanes,
lanls and enemen;s, of Benjamin B. Swoe
< Nathan Nc Vey, and 10 me direc ted, l
have sliced and taken into execution, all
the, right, title, in.eres, and estate, a, law
and in eqnlty of the said Benjamin B
Sweet-in ahd to all iha, piece or parce
or tract Of Land where The said Sweet row
resides, containing 900 Acres more or less
abou. Il miles from Norh East Also, 6
head of cattle, Hogs, one horse cart, !
Carriage. . Horses, $50 Bush. Corn, so Gal
Peach Brandy, head Of Sleep, Whea, il,
tie ground, Pouehs, Harrows, Cul,ivators
Beds s. Bedding, Tables, Chairs, one Cock
and one Sic Board hereby give no
tee, tia on Thursday tie 2ls, day Decen
Der inst, brtwcen and o'cloch p. NJ.
will offer for sale lie said property, 50 siey
ed and taken into execution, BY public auc
ton, to the highest bidder for cash on the
Premises.
CHARLES T. F. FOSTER, Cous,
North East Dec. end 1873.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02

n. Y. BirLr Socrrrv..-rhe anniversary
OF me New York Bible Society, was held
ON Monday. The receipts Of The year were
s25,c2o. The repor, states that the num-
hrr Of Bibles and Tes!amenis distributed lu
ing the year was ,6sl volumes, OF these
7,olG Bib'es. and 1875 Teslamen's. were
distributed by agents and li,o74 Bibles and
$3.50 Testa,ncnts were sold al the depos-
tary. This is decrease from the issues
OF the previous year Of 24'5l7 volumes.
The distribution in the previous year was
unusually large, and grea, number Of BIZ
sles and Tes,an,en's were a,pp|isl to The ar
rny an Mexico. Tie elimination OF sales a,
The d"pos't"ry: as compared with 1917, is
1896 volumes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02
N klI'kCE.

The Subscriber being Constable and
residing in Elkton, respectfully informs
the public that he is prepared to attend
10 the duties of that otiice--all Notes &
Accounts placed in his hands tor collec-
ton will be attended to promptly.
THOMAS IHACkERY.
N. B. M rchants or others having
notes or accounts to present, without
sueing, will be attended to, for small
percentage. I. I.
Dec. ,. 'tS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02
Valuable Mills and Farm
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale the prop
erty Wherein he now resides, lying in
Cecil county, Md on the Big Elk Creek
+ miles from Newark, Del, and I mites
from E'kton, on the road from Whining
ton to Port Deposit, and known as
eaawrest';s Mills.
1t consists OF Cotton and Wooden
Factory, with the machinery requisite
for carrying on the business, and Grist
Mill and Saw Null, with a good water
power. The other buildings are a com.
Portable DWELLING HOUSE, GIG hit Ten
ant houses, and large stone barn. The
farm contains
SO AGREES.
Of land in good state Of cultivation
The neigh5orhood is healthy, and chur-
ches and schools are convenient, and the
property is deemed to be valuable and
dcsirably located. Apply to Hiram Nc
Cullough. Elkton, or Oh the premises.
to the subscriber.
SAMUEL CARR EFT,
Nov II rs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02

'-557I, is universally admitted that LIP
PINCOIT TAYLOR x Go, No 200 MAR
kEi' Street, Philadelphia, HAVE STo"H ar
CLovH,NG five times larger Man any other in
Philadelphia. and known.
That $1,000 has beer offered that they are tho
only clothing manufacturers who Import goods
ut all.
Tha, by importing goods they save 90 per cent
and can sell lower than it costs others 10 mako
clothing,
That they sell more clothing than any three
stores in Philadelphia PIT together.
That thor stock is made Of better mntcrnl, and
is the most fashionable cut and best made in
the city.
That they employ the best cutters and produce
the most tasty and bcst fitting garments in
America.
That they save enough in importing goods 10
he able to sell fine French Cloth Coat as
low MS others sell an niellor Goa, r,Adc Of do
nestle cloth.
That their selling prices are always 20 per cent
lower than clothing OF a good quality can he
hCugh ut else where.
That none now pretend TO compete with them
in beamy of fit, excellence ol make. s.yln,
Gnalily quantity or price.
That buyers from l.. Il. s, Go, are vel! satisfied
and alwaps return TO buy more, and bring
their friends with tlIcm.
That this is the secret oihundrcds crowding 200
Market street while others are idle.
That 10. 200 Market street. three doors above
sixth, is tic most tlvcrablj known clothing
house in America, and
That men OF every variety Of taste, ofform, OF
profession, OF every degree of wealth, and Of
every political hue can there get better fitted
better suited, and can get better clothing for
The same money than at any other clothing
house Of the United States, either at whole
sale ol retail, by the single garn nj by tho
doaeu by the ton. or by the slip lo,d. Re
member, 200 MARAET Street, DOORS above
Sixth Philadelphia.
Nov. t. rs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02
A Desirable A1llloiatioa

Although, to orr knowleds e, pnsres' COLI
ed Comet has not yet uuio ldcd its tail in '.t!
diggins," yet we can "a tale unfold" lhat W
hope will please our trends equally as much
The substance Of our tale being Wis b C. not in tho
"BIue Vault above" but IN the Cellar, of tho
Cheap Store at Cherry Hill, occupied by tho
Puhlic's humble servants, the unie, signed, who
offer their friends the above named substance in
the form Of
First rate New crop Now Orleans g..
Sugars 6 Ia cts per h.
% g New Orleans and Trim
idad molasses 81 ID cts per gal
g :" Rio Coffee 9. 10 r,s per h.
:" Rice 6 IL cts per ID.
- Cheese | cts per To-
Together with Bacon, Salt, Soap and Cam
dies and a general assorlnen, of Dry Goods all
Of which they offer 10 their friends at greatly re-
dncnd prices, knowing the scarcity of "lhc need
fad"
Country produce taken in exchange for goods
and the best prices given. Call and examine for
Yourselves, and will abide the result
SHIPPERS X CRAWFORD.
Cherry Hi. Feb. l2th As.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02

FREMONT AvD kEARNEY.-When FIRE.
mont passedrhrongh st. Louis on his way
10 California, and learned the low and pre-
carious fate of General Kparney's health.
and when OH the Missouri he lost his Young
est Child, and was about parting with h S
wife, for the absence of many months, and
the pers of the mountains, he sent bv he,
concIliaory message to General Kenrnev
which was contmun icaed to him, among
The last things ofcartl, which had power ia
in teres him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02

MINORITY PRESlDENTS.-The Loco
ioros are endravn,ing 10 obtain some consn
la,on in their defeat because General Tay
inr did not receive majority of all the pop
nlar votes.ca", and some say that this Is the
fist time such thing haa happened. I, is
not necessary 10 refe- 10 the causes which
pro uced this result now. Twas "trick
Of The enemy" which led Off so!many whig
voters from their ancier; standard. Bnl il
rs not !rue ,ha, that this is the first time the
President elected has not received ,he ma
l"r''y of the popular votes To 90 10 far
thor, Mr.. Polk is an instance He was in
the minority several thousand, and worse
than all, did no, get the vote of his own
State. circumstance that never occur, d
with any other President.-Bah. Patriot
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-02
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