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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-07-08

On TIE WATER, FOR SALE
This farm is situated in Kent county,
Maryland; and directly on Chester Rlv-
er, within . miles OF Chcstertown, by
water, and ~ miles by land. 1t contains
SIG Acres
of Land-about 65 to 10 acres of which
is in wood, and considered among the
best in the neighborhood, and the balance
in land of fair heart and good soil, well
adapted to wheat, corn and oats; and a
small portion on the river well suited
for Peach orchard There is wood e.
nough, and of the best kind, to spare from
the farm, to near y lime it over, and then
enough left to supply the wants of the
farm Tor timber, as we'll as frewood, and
the farm being Immediately on the river
from whence there is almost daily con-
veyances to and from Baltimore, every
Facility for markets for grain, fruit and
wood is observation-disclosures to and from
Baltimore pass this farm three times a
week during the year, and packets twice
a week.
N=#S The buildings consist of a
ET:.Il9 good sized two story brick
e Hasa h Ii 4 10 dwelling with passage and
Gi---- s5zsii's-a-1 rooms on the first floor four
rooms on the second floor and good
garnet, and is about 100 yards from the
river. There is brick kitchen and meat
house, which with the dwelling wants
repairing. A good granary and corn
house nearly new, and fine pump of
water in the yard. The farm has a good
reputation. is not unhealthy, and consid-
cred desirable, being in one of the very
best neighborhoods in the county. The
terms will be made known to any one
desiring to purchase, but $4,000 of the
purchase money will be required IN 60
or 90 days from Sale, and on the balance
from3 to . years will be gwen. Title
undoubted. Apply to
GEORGE EICKERS,
Chestcrtown, Kent county, Md.
June "a '4S-3t.
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RcInOVa.

JMES J. DAVID DEM IST.
Would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens of Cecil Co. and vicinity that he
has removed to Wilmington Del. where he will
he pleased 10 see all who may require his pro-
icssonal services. Office No l5S Market, st.
between 9th K 9TH SITS.
N.,,, ltJ
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n. Z. & +. I. 4. Il. LINE.

n. T.. & +. L. Il. II. LINE.
AGln The Steamboat Con-
-=I[lA- sttution, Capt. Pcarcc,
ix-U,r1sT or the Washington,
@-s@=s-ssS Capt. TrIppc will, de-
part from Frenchown for Baltimore, at from 20
minutes before O'Clock to Is minutes past
every evening during the running scasou The
cars will leave frcnchtown for New Castle and
Philadelphia every evening at from quarter to
half past o'clock. Passengers to secure pas
sage should reach this place al the earliest time
stated above WM. s. BARR, .4gt
Frcnchtown, A pri Sth 1s-tf
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By virtue of a decree of the Court o
Chancery, the undersigned as Trustee
will offer at Public Sale on TIL URSDAl
the Goth day of July next, at the Hote
Of Mrs Reynolds in the town OF Port
Deposit, all that lot of ground in said
town lately owned by Jefferson W.
White, on which has been erected two
--G-A Story Stone Dwelling House
&M;;;l4 with a stone kitchen all in
ssssaa III tolerable repair. This prop
Sa'szezsSsS erty is subject to an annual
ground rent Oslo.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the
decree require the payment of one half
OF the purchase money to be paid IN
cash on the day OF sale, and the remain
ing half in s months from the day of
sale, TO bear interest from the day of
sale and to be secured by bond or note
with approved security.
Sale to commence at 8 O'Clock p. M.
JOHN c. GRCONE, Trustee.
Elkton, June "a, '+S
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Situation Wanted,

graduate of Del College who has had
several months experience in teaching, de-
sires situation as Teacher in a public
school Or private family.
The best references can be given.
Address c. B. Summit Bridge New
Castle co. Del.
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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:
J.1MES McCAULEY.
New Leeds, near Elkton Md.
June 18th rs.
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TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF CECIL
COUNTY.
June eth 10.

Within the last year have been asked
by many Of my friends, why do you not come
out for the Sherif1s office, and wishing |
would I've candidate at the coming Elec>
ton. My necessity as well as inclination
has inclined me 10 view favorahy those
wishes, and therefore respectfully ask that
| may be now, and III our county Conven~
for that office.
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Land surveying.

The subscriber still continues the business OF
surveying lard, and from much experience in
ocatlng lands tracing lines, and dividing estates
| isprcparcd to execute all calls IN his profession
with expedition and accuracy. lie also attends
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VALUABLE FARM,

ON THE WATER, FOR SALE
This farm is situated in Kent county,
Maryland; and directly on Chester Rlv-
er, within . miles OF Chcstertown, by
Water. and a! miles hN lnnl. II contains
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CONVEYANCING,
LAND AGENT.

flirting deeds, Mortgages, Wills articles ofa-
grecmcnt, Bonds, Bills Of Sale, Leases sc. lilo
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STORAGE! STORAGE! sToRAGE!M
LJGHT-I.IGaTt,

x-.ox,,-,, lllGAI!-LlGHTi.
ASoMETHlNG NEW and just the thing for every family
and poor, can buy it. 1t is neat CANDIESTICK max.
ing ana wieking ITS own Candies out of Taow Lard or
any ea that VIII burn. By simply turning the bottom of
me Canuesi OK beautiful hard, smooth CANDLE is
out OF The top and at desired length you wish
nom one inch TO two feet in height.
LII Is neat and simple a common candlesck conse
putnliy may be managed by a child.
"a BY of this YOU can convert all vour
so clhuies and thus obtain light from 10 cents week
ue WICK dry and smooth thus vibration or flicker
nj ol ue name but burns like sperm candle.
ne WICK may be changed without at all disturbing the
large one. " s e' Vi wv sh''H' d
p; on eot IN the bottom of the caua. maker or camilla
suck wick sufficient To last five or six weeks where il re-
hitlhs oul oi 81 mt ana out of the way.
Va gu hds heep your candle The same height all
urhe Jot zen aiS-no Stumps pieces lett
Requires elenShing with grease or low once UeaL
o. ing oil grease If IL fails or turns aver hnt a. no,
" and eeaniy as any lady could desire ' ~ aS meat
g.. 1t cannot get out OF order
Oin Proc! oil their ty. utility and pa,,.ss clio
immense number sold Is sufficient The price il nnitr
the same all over the United States and the arlice
only TO b. seen to the of
going facts. No family viii be without them who can
together the small price asked ~ "'' seiape
With small capital active business man can m.Lo .
quick and profitable operation by purchasing the
and selling this article territory where has nor Vet
sold Persons who desire to embark neat pleasant a.
hlghly lucrative business, invited call at Our os
No IS PERDiD0 Street North side between St ChareS
and Carontelet streets. New Orleans.
ne monopoly OF the city of New Orleans and States of
Lpusana Georgia, North Carolina and Arkansas for the
81 TINS article offered and proposals viii be received
tIe ianuiacturng the of New Orleans for the
sept,y OF Louisiana and Texas. ~
rA'' II. T. MYERS s co.
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MARNWAREe
HARDWAR &c.

HAkDtv AK CSCs
w MONTGOMERY, IL Chartres street,
- NEW ORLEANS.
TEA nm hand very complete stock of Goods in his "A
Il line In addition TO his usual extensive assoTt x
mon, NJ Rirmng ham, Sheffield and Domestic H. RID "a
WARE and CO TLERY his stock of heavy goods st
very complete embracing among numerous olhef artcIes
also Block Tin, Speter Zinc, etc;
10 600 lbs Iron Ware, assorted all sizes;
40 tons Iron, assorted Swedes American and English
assorted fiat round, square, plough plate hoops
band and sheet; Steel all kinds;
200 dozen genuine Collins Co.'S light and heavy Axes;
1000 kegs genuine Weymouth ais assorted all sizes;
200 tons Hollow Ware Castings. assorted POTS ovens sp
ders, skillets, fire dogs etc; French pots;
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted, all sizes;
300 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains;
Together with Whttemore's Cotton and Wool Cards.
Wilson's Coffee Mills; Ames Hollands and other makers
Spades and Shoves wire and hair Selves Hoes OF all kinds
Anvls, Vices, and Smiths Hammers and Bellows; Tn
Ware Mill Crescent and Pit Saws; horse and mule Collars
and Hames Corn shelters and S Corr % aS
Spirits Tupentine and White Lead Paints; all KINDS viii
and Grind Stones Mill Irons Boiling Cleis az hhipei''
Shot, Sheet and Bar Lead; Stock Kettles; BARK WILLS
ALSO
1900 gallons Sperm Oil, and ,,.u,.,oou
5000 do Winter strained and Bleached Whale O >.
His stock of Cutlery surpassed. Buyers ave my "
examine before purchasing elsewhere A'oot-
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DAILY CRESCENT.


lErom Senecas Thyees. Leigh Hunts Feast of Poets
WHAT MAKES A KING. .
1T is not wealth that makes a king,
Nor the puppies colorng,
1-sI Nor brow that's bound with gold
Nor ates on mighty hinges reiid
The king is he. who void Of fear,
Looks abroad with bosom clear a
Who can tread ambition down, -
"a. ...4 Nor be sway d by smile or frown; h.
Nor for all the treasure cares .
That mine c0nceas or harvest wears,
.,.. Or that golden sands deliver,
sf Bosom in CLASSY lyer
81 What shall move his placid might!
Not the headlong thundefs light,
i sI Nor the storm that PUSHES out
s-..--l To snatch the shivering waves about,
Nor all the shapes of slaughter trade
ri. With forward lance, or perry bade.
Safe with wisdom for his crown,
-.s.t-. He looks all things calmly down,
He welcomes fate, when fale IS near,
Nor tants his dying breath with lear.
Grant that all the kings assemble
All whose head the Scythians trembie -
Grant that in the train be they
Whom the Red-Sea shores obey,
Where the gems and chrystaicaves
~ Sparkle up through purple waves
,rine with these the Caspian stout,
Who scons to shut tn invader OUT
A nd the daring that tread
The rocking of the Dan9bes bed
~ II With these again, where er they be,
/, 80 Who iapp'd IN slken luxury
2fa Feed, to che full, their iordiy will -
.eee z. Tie nobte mind " monarch stW.
, ~. No need has he of vulgar force
Amor or arms or chested morse.
Nor all the idle darts that light
From Parthan in his fegned fight,
Nor whring rocks from engines thrown,
That come to shake whole cities down.
Motto fear not earthly thing,
This it is that makes the king,
And all OF us, whoe'e we be,
May out this royalty.
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ARNOLD,S GREEK AND LATIN
pooYc FOR COLLEGES.


. EIpsT Ann SECOND LATIN BOOK Az
n PRACTICAL GRAMMAR-By i nom n snencer
A. Nj Revised and caseuy Corrected by the a. fst Lain
Book or the Second Latin Book and GIama1 nSpded
senaratelv The CHEF Object of this work when IL 10
on the principles Of imitation and freqpent @ ~ his be.
enable the pupil to do exercises from the nist Jay
ginning his accidence. . p.,.I Intro.
LATIN PROSE COMPOSITION-iA. PracqKcalA mold mold
dnction TO Latin Prose Compostion-by lhonia N one
A M: Revised and Corrected by A SPENCE nInelp
volume 12mo This work also f0unded On u ce a Syn.
of imataton and frequent repetltion u u onsdeabs
tax Vocabulary and an Exercise BOOK anu ss
FIRST GREEK BooK-Wth Easy Ess sr;asd and
Vocabuary-By Thomas X Arnold, A. a., h tomo
CREEK PROSE COMPOSITIONS PfaciWieai. mold,
duction to Greek Prose Composition Thomas "a one
A NJ Revised and Corrected by A spencer, a. ayna1,
volume limo. This work consists Of oieeA ,,sssaed
founded Buttmann's, and Easy Sentences, Woris
into Greek after Given Examples and with uNeh omohe
A GREEK READING BoQKa,II,nclndlng aa0m yg3i 4.
Treatise the Greek PartclesBy Thomas H.; Emo
NJ Revised by A. Spencer A. one yolnme and
CORNELIUS NEPOS-With Practical ain.sssug,nso-Ry
nswers and Initiative Exercise eaeh so,ss
Thomas X. Arnold, A. M; Revised with hia in The
BY Prof Johnson Professor OF the Latin angyas i2mo
University of the City of New York one neat
The subscriber is Agent for the sale o. -, = "a 70
VALUABLE GREEK AND LATIN SEhant,Ib. he Men
~ Teachers will be supplied on application d. for
reGns Stationsrs WdretOusc, with booss Sa II they
class, trial. with the privilege OF returning "i'
do not suit. -, ,,;cex
N B-Sehool Books and Stationery at lev pIce, stree,
mh5 J. B. STEEL. Ia oa''' 81
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY

Have file OF certificates unexamped for respect
ability. These have been submitted to number of gentle
men OF great distinction and reputation, who have given
tarIr certificates to their genuineness as follows:
hereby certify that have examined large number of
testimonials exhibited to by the Graefenberg Company
relative to the merits of their medicines and take pleasure
IN saying as they be genuine and entitled to the
confidence OF the public. My personal acquaintance with
pressing the opinion that their medicines worthy of
fdence. Cp.Nruo uAJJ
hereby certify that haveexamned number of estimo-
mails exhibited by the Graefenberg Company relative
to the of their medicines and aae pleasure in
that they evidence OF genuineness and are there
fore entitled to the confidence of the public.
January ID. 1913. N BANGS.
The Graeenberg Company having submitted large
number of testimonials, which the OF the Rev. N
Bangs, D. d., and Francis Hail, ESQ., oil NewYok, af
fixed having examined sad testimonials and found them
genuine take great pleasure IN certifying that the above
named gentlemen Of the very highest standing and
spectaby and that their should give the greatest
rc,a,t Sail WIN. V. BRADY,
l''"l t'ail Mayor OF the City of NewY York.
.Napor's Office, CityT{aA, Jan. II, 1S47.
to- The Rev N BANGS d. D., one of the most cele
bated ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
FRANCIS HALL ESQ., equally celebrated the editor and
proprietor of the NewY ork Commercial Advertiser ap2g
~ The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi is
d. HANsBoROUGH, Y Camp street. New Orleans La
to whom applications for 4 gencies may be addressed.
Camp street; ALFRED HUNTER, cor or Of EXCHANGE
Place and Customhouse ST.; C.. VAN FEI,SON corner
Magazine and Barhoiomew SITS; j. WRIGHT & Co, 151
GhaItIes St; LLADO q Condo street New Orleans.
PHoS GqQk Postmaster, city Of Lafayette J. L. VAN
FOElk Eli corner Ievee and Seventh streets Lafayette;
and CHARLES BENNEOT. CaIrolton La.
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10 y y S.

CHESS FOR WINTER EVENINGS; CONTAINING me
~ Ruaments of the Game, and Elementary Anayss l ~
the most popular openings exemped in games ae.us
played by the greatest masters iqeiud,ng Numerous
positions and problems in diagrams, both olgna anu o
leced also series Of Chess Tae VIII sxsetd aud
translated from the best sources. by Ii. r. Agne-
Also,
KENNY's MANUAL OF CHESS; ,., and bound
SrANLEY's CHESS MAGAZINE now competeu an" 'N
in one volume l., hoa,d ,rn.
THE EooNoMiC CHESS BoARD-Beng ehes , 9y fr Nav
ing games steamboats, railways eaase iou di9b.
tor folding up ana carrying bu IN p' NJ Roget
Just received and for sale at The new ofi"s"'
TONERS Warehouse: ,,,,, !. C,o street
apT ). b. ol Ei'i'' II r
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Albany. April /, 1877.
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
Owing to the great success and immense sale of DR. Town
send SaTsaparla number of who formerly
Agents, have commenced making Saraparia Extracts
Ellxrs Biters, Extracts of Yellow Dock etc. They gene
rally put in the shaped bottles, and of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they only
worthless limitations and should be avoided.
Principal Office 126 Fulton street, Sun Building New
York Reding Co.. State street. Boston Dyo & Sons
f32 Worth Second street Philadelphia; S. Hance Drug
Albany a MeGTaw Natehe5-and by all the principal
States, West Indies and the Canadas
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street.
apN on Sold Agent. New Orlsans.
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MlNNAAMA..
AGUE AND FEVER.

DAILEY'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
- CINCHONA RUBA OR RED BARK Peruvian
Bark has been used in the treatment of intermittent Fever for
than 200 years but remedy such general could
not fail to have been abused Empires have crowded the
their experience without regard quality quantity until
medicine effects than those it was designed to remove
In 1910 NJ Baily of BROOKLYN, n. Y succeeded in
medicinal and ebfuge qualities of the drug in concen-
trated om that the effect OF dstenson from large draughts
of weak decocton ofthe bark obvated Persons affected
with Ague and Fever rely with confidence from the
of this article to effect safe and speedy cure.
For sale by NATHAN JARVIS u CO., corner .Maga.
and Common streets. my3 lW
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FRENCH PRoNoUNcING DICTIONARY.

THE STANDARD PRONOUCING DICTIONARY
Il (5urennes) Of the French and English language ~
parts Part L. French and En- gIisl Part H. English
and French The first part c0mprehending words IN com
terms connected with scnce, terms be!ongng 10
the fine arts 1000 historical names 1000 geographical names
II 00 terms lately published with the pronunciation OF every
word according to tine French Academy and the most emf
photographers and Gammarans together win 1oo
critical remarks which the various methods OF plohoame
employed by different authors Investigated anu com
pared with each other The second part containing cop
Vocabulary or English words and expressions. WIN ff
by practical and comprehensive system OF rem
citation BY Gabriel Surenne, f. , F., ftsnca t-s-
matca Soefy of Pas Lecturer Military history 10 tf
Scottish Naval and Military Academy, and autho Oh several
aIso REID'S DICTIONARY of the English language,
containing the Pronunciation Etymoogy and Explanation
of ali words authorised by emcient writers
Inst received and for sale at the New Orleans Statoners
W.rebonse and Emporium for STANDARD, Miscellaneous,
nh ~ J. b. STEEL. ID Camp st.
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Observation-Disclosures.

J. M. ELLIS s. Co, 1o4 PoYDR-as STREET,
4 We have on hand, and mean to be always always
x sn sup a1 Bsui ti HARDWARE, such NV
"a as Cut and Wrought Nails and spses eyvs Knob
Locks Lahf Bolts fiat t seued and Ao a 11 an
z' ~ 1ooners, Tools such as Squares, Planes, saws
BeyIs Chsels Bits, R9les Gpages Hammers
and Hand Axes Hatchets spnt anu e''
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FuRNITUREaaHH!o l
i and Enameied Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery;
We shall receive formerly, most OF the leading
rifles in this branch to sell on the Manufactures account
and shall be able supply all purchasers at their Lowest
gu" ,roeS " mh5-Gm
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.

hR. A CULLEN has removed his office from Is Rov,l
street to No. 10 Nachez street. the Arcade i
still continues to Structure. his system-remn"
ing the worst structure without any operatoi-entmK h
medicine that relieve and permanently without sny bn
drance to business diet Dr. Cullen too well kpoyn
New Orleans and the surrounding country to need apy pna
ing or self-laudaon; On application to Dr. c. he viii ea
you to hundreds OF the first standing this city who ba
been cured in the last ten years his plan Please ea
and examine tor yourselves No pay required without rn
IS elected rheumatism cured. GonorrhGa cured in three
days pay.
~ Remember l6 NATcHEz STREET, near the Arcade
Letters punctuay attended to IN all confidence and
medicine securely packed and to any pan Of tbe
mi en-
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BUTTER: and 40 fir.
600 FIRKINS ank kegs EXTRA western, all all by
e1tTU kips SUPERIOR GOSHEN. IN store anu ~ aas f.
ap3 STURGES g. WRIGHT, % TehonpllouoN-
cPIRITs TURPLNTINE.-20 bbs for sale e6 by
y aD12 1~ g. w. COTTEh' 10 wv
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EAGON'S PILLS.

EAGON'S FILLS.
My PILLS are Offered to the public with the utmost
Iva confidence their beneficial effects and in their
stomach and Liver as wei as upon the general system,
when properly applied that they certainly merit an exten-
eases which the human system is incident that wL not
be removed by fair and perseveng OF these PILLS
OF the Stomach Liver they will be found invauabe-hav
ing the eecSo cleanse the Stomach and restore the healthy
action OF the Liveence their valuable properties IN cases
o. practical experience having proved then abii
ca were there here topoI OF the veT song the heal
thy seeetohs Of the general system Those who may be
complain Ola sense Of soreness or dull pain the right
side extending at times to the shoulder blade and in all
eas) discharges from the bowels preceded by costveness
The pills therefore, should be used and their use
be unlocked completely correced-they having proved
their adequacy to effect this most Gesirbe object hayng
notendency to grpe) leaving the Stomach and Liver in
healthy condition, after have been tried (er-
t hsp with oy relief on As ae to se
Living. they do in the general, sedentay Life dose
s Of the Pix ae
sufficiently secured short time previous to confinement
From what has been sad OF the above Pills, will be at
once perceived that they may be successfully used In the o
Fever and Ague, Bilious and Yellow Fever, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Bilious Peprsy. Bilious
Female DISTINCTIONS Tightness OF the Chest ick Head
ache, Paralysis, Asthma, want OF action in the Stomach.
The following certificate appended; it beyond
doubt the value OF the above medlcinemany more might
CERTIFICATE.
have been very much afflicted with Dyspepsia for the
last years. and aboutseven ago attacked
with Liver disease After taking medicine from many
physicians, and trying thing that thought would
benefit me- without being much relieved visited well nigh
all the Springs Virginia and in the fall of 104o returned
from the Springs than and had concluded that
menced taking his Pills, and can they have benefited
more than any medicine have ever taken and be-
ieve they the best family medicine have ever used
scarcely other medicine in white or coord
family. therefore take great pleasure in recommending
them the notice of the public, believing that hundreds
who suffering from disease might be relieved by
timely of these Pills. as have been: 9. y. MOON.
tV~ For sale by J. WRIGHT 4 Co., No. Isl Chartres
street. only Agents for New Orleans. apis 3m