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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-04-26

i---- EIGSI EIG-Sl FIGSl
- - BASKETS Flee;
so $50 Drums do, all fresh;
ioi sale by ALlIS & H0WES
sp24 Water st.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
&EasIFssElEEab'tS
S.HRS,HP.fR{LL.4.
For tie permanent Cure ofaN Diseases arising
f'om an impure condition ofhe BtGod.

For tie permanent Cure ofaH Diseases arising
from an impure condition Of the BiCod.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
The inhi,idual who is unfortunately the VIC
i'm of hereditary disease-covcrcd perhaps.
with scrolulous ulcers of the most loathsome
character---alilIc,ed with glandular swclngs,
contacted limbs--the severe and palnin, effects
oc chronic Rheumatism white swclngs. dis
eased boncs cntaneous affections, or any of the
complaints alisrng from unhealthy blood, should
at cncc resort to the great rcstoror OF health
the king of medicines, nes,--StiEPHERDS SARS-
APARILI.A. Hundreds who have been aliiic-
ted for wears with a arrangement of the organs
differentiation and secte,ion, have been renova-
,ed,-cured restored To life, as it were, and are
now living evidences in favor of this wonder
Gll and inestimnbly valuable preparation Scores
of certiicatei are at hand. to prove to the un-
belieycing its powerful efficacy
CONSUMPTION CT RED.
R,j the usc Of Shepherds SarSopariHa
II he following is from gentleman of re-
spectacle standing in Baltimore who was eiiec-
,raly cured OF that dreadful disease Consump-
tion, hy few bottles of Shepherds Sarsaparil-
la. BALriMoRe .1ug 29th, ls47'
This is to certify that | was fast sinking un
Gca symptoms OF otConSumphon Of The Lungs, un
iii was recommended to try Shepherds 5ars
aplrilIa, Willch fortunately hlu anu "'i "'"
the strongest conviction that it saved my life
am now rapidly recovering ana nope III
short time to be restored to perfect health; un-
der 10 consideration would ne wlt.lont the
medicine DAVID klChEl 10
No %, Hill street.
BRONCHITIS CukEo
How many are there suffering from hroh-
chitis, Or consumption IN the throat' ana con
unuing to suffer IRON year to year
whrS IA remedy OF the highest character Is at
hand, Shepherds Sarsaparl'la Will a,'oro al
most instantaneous relicf, ana ultimately per
manent cure in all cases OF tins krnd' Inc ~:
is one OF Thousand cases OF th's a's-
ease alone, cured by the use OF Shepherds sars-
apariila
Baltimore, Aug "oth' 'oa,.
hereby certify that was confined TO my Deu
for several months, with thryntc BFohch'ilS ana
could get no relief until tried, at tn" rcccom-
ofm physician, SHrPHERD's SARSA-
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15

DN RIG TINS! BN RIG AIMS!
SImIers x Crawford, at the Old Stand Cher.
ay fillI, having Just returned from the city with
an elegant assortment of Fall Goous, co.npri-
sing everything that is beautiful In lyle, quality
and quantity, and ev,ry thing cheap in price.
as well as in quality, offer them to their
friends at their lowhst rates. They consider it
useless to enumcrate here, as is customary, but
hope their friends as will give them an cailv call,
assuring them that they may find anything they
want or what usual lily seen in a country store.
they will sell cheap at the usual credit, aud
cheaper for cash. All kinds otcountrv produce
taken in, and the highest price paid lorlt. Call
and see for yourselves, is all we ask.
Cherry Iill, Oct : II.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
New and Cheap
FOREiG.N avn DOMESTIC
EsEEk' GOD STeDEsE.
Market street, nearly opposite the. Far.

40. a 1Iar&a "Ted, nearly Opposite Ne faf-
mers Bank. Uiimiagton, DclaWdre.
The subscriber having ouened new Store,
in the building formerly occupied by Mr. John
Boyd and having ius, fitted it up in /, handsome
manner; he now invites his friends, the citizens
ifCecil county. to call and examine the Goods
before making their purchases. The stock hav-
they will be sold accordinrly, at such rates as
cannot fail TO please.
The ossor orlmcn1 comprises in mart Of British
French and American Cloths and Cassmcres,
Sattincits from 81 - to 81 - cts, vcsungs
naunes ana tckinrs. Kentucky leans, checks,
domestic oinphams, blankets Hamilton and 9TH
er cotton hannels, crash, tow linens, Russia
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15

STATE Of Mary'and, Cecil county, Sci:
NJ pom application made to me the subscriber
" one OF the Judges of the Orphans Court of
iecil county by George E. Wooley, Of said
county imprisoned for debts he is unable to pa :,
by his petition praying the benefit of the Insol-
vent Laws of this State, schedule of his pro-
perty and Of bis creditors and debto RS, on oath
as far as he can at present ascertain the same
being annexed to his petition, and the said peti
toner having satisfied me that lie has resided
for two years last past in the State of Maryland ,
and he having taken the oath prescribed by the
Act Of i05 Chapter 10 and given bond with
security sufficient for his appearance before the
Judges of Cecil county court, on the first Tues
day in the next April Tenn of said court, and
at such other time or times as the said court may
direct to answer such interrogatorcs and ale
cations as may he made against him relative to
his Application and having complied with the
requsitions Of the act of Assembly, passed at
December Session 1925, entitled an act rclu,iye
TO insolvent debtors, Chapter 205, and the sever
al supplements thereto by executing a deed Of
all his property real personal and mixed 10 Al
exandcr Wilson, appointed by me Trustee TO the
said George Z. Wooey, and the said Trustee
having given bond with approved security for
the performance Of the trust, and certified in
writing TO me that he was in possession of all
the estate OF said petitioner mentioned in his
schedule, do therefore order that the said
George +. Wooloy, be discharged from mpri>-
ment and that he q We notice to his creditors Of
his application for the benefit Of the insolvcnt
Laws Of the State Of Maryland, and that the
first Tuesday next after the first Monday in
April next is the day appointed for his appear
ancc before the Judges of Cecil county court
to answer such interrogatories and allegations
as may be propounded to him relative to his
said application; that the sal! notice be given bv
advertisement in some newspaper printed in
Cecil county once week for at least three
months before said first Tuesday in the next
April Term OF Cecil county court. Given under
my hand this 18th day of August 1871.
ABRAM CHANDLER.
True copy. Test.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Cik.
Jan. list ASSN Of Cecil county Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
EEeSiEs'S
Tirst Premium Wriling INK

S"&cr AiGdT just nwardrd 'R the Aatrlc0n
Lat"'e Ncr York. .us47)
The oIlcNug testimony from distinguished
Institutions speaks for itself
CNNEEsirY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Phtiadephia, May / + 1871.
Having tried, for some time the Black lnl,
manufactured by Mr. Joseph L. Hover, we have
found It well suited for manuscript, by its run
ming freely, and its exemption from coaguution
Its shade We also are well pleased with.
w. +. HOKNER. NJ. d., Dean of the
Faculty and Prof Of Anatomy
JOHN LUDLOW, Provost.
SAMUEL b. WYLIE, Vice-provtsf,
HENRY REED, Secretary of tie Fa-
Guilty of Arts.
ROSWELL rARkE, Professor of Nat
Philosophy and Chemistry.
WV. GERHARD, Lecturer i'll the
Medical Department.
Pennsylvania Medical College, Philad.
We fully Concur in the above.
SANlL. GEORGE MORTON, NJ. d,
D1an ofthc Facnlty.
Central High School, Philadelphia.
A. ID. DACHE, Principal.
II. NJ MURTRlE, NJ. D., Prof of Ana.
American Fire Insurance Co., Philadelphia.
FREDERICK FRALFY, Secretary.
Custom House, Philadelphia
J, d, GEORGE, Dep. Naval Officer
Il0yerS Adamaatine Cement.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at the manu-
factory, No. 81 North Third Street, opposite
Cherry street, Philadelphia, by
JOSEPH H. HOVER, Manufacturer
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
Stete Of Mpglrsd. Cerj1 co,,nty, SCI.

!Stcte of Mruy,t,d Cor;1 co,,nto SIT.
rrPON ,,,niicaton ,o,ds to mo ,,,n s,,,,s,r;t,,,
4 nnn of tha Iudu-s nfthe GrrI,a,s, C,,,,., s.
~ CaciI conn,y hv LAIN q c,rasnou nrso;a
county ;,onr;soned lar dnlts he i. nn,I,ia 70 aar
hv h;s pp,i,;on nrov,ny tho beneet NJ tho I,ts,i
ven, INV. of this State, n schedule IF h;s nrn.
,or,vnne of his credi,ors and debtors NJ, oath as
g. os he can at nresont ascertain line same heinz
an,nycd to hs pe,ition and the said n,,i,ioncr
hnninG sa,isGed n,s that he has resided far two
,a,rs last mast in tb. State of NIarvIand and he
eni1 ,ston ,bo oatb nrescrihod hy ,bo A., ~
,ons Shan,ar no ,nd Fyiyen bond with secnr;,y
,'m,;on, t;r HE annearance befnre ,hs l,dao. or
|ao;l oon,,,r Conr, m tho frs, Tncsd,v -, tho
NV, Aur,l Term of sa;d court and at svch ot
oHa r G,as no th sa;d co,,rt nav I;raoi ,o
.ns,,or such ;n,nr,og,,orics and alI.o,t,ors os
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
SIiEPUERD'S rER.NiFIGE T. Z
gE sYf'lsa Eecsss'GyP5',

Read tie following evidence Of Shepherds
Sarsapariia' Bailmore, FEB. -, Al
Nh. j. C. SHEPHERD,
DEAR SrR:--Ile pleased to except my unfarn-
cd thanks, for the spec linen oiN crmiflge, which
yon have done me the favor TO send have
nsed it in seventeen cases, and in not a single
instance has it failed ~ produce the desired c-
tcct-on the contrary, It's operations have been
attended with the most ilatlerng slcrcss. But
it itneeded not a trial to satisfy me of its ifcacy
in destroying worms, for VIXEN ! was informed
by the propnetors, of lis component parts felt
assured that TO use it would not be cupyrc,sn,
nor would it in the least, aid or encourage that
dlrctnl foe otthe human famlv--quackcrv.
The ingredients have truly been selected with
care and the disagreabic necessity Of following
up the Ncrmifuge by active cathartics has been
avoided by the udicous admixturc ot such REM
ton Oft the bowels. BY promulgatdg knuwl-
edge Of its viltues throughout the world have
not the least doubt ont that mothers will regard
the distribution of so valuable medicine as the
beniActcr of their offspring, With sentiments
of friendship; am yours truly.
W. IL BALT2ELL, A. NJ NJ D.
Is"Dr' W. H. Balizel is a member of one
oItho most respectable families in the state
was ii pupil of the renowned Surgeon Pr,'cseor
n. f. Smith, graduated with the highest honors
at the University Of Maryland, and at this time
enjoys practice second 10 none IN extent in the
city OF The same age
CCcii county,
DR. Norris, T. &. T. A. Jannev, Port Deposit,
Dr. j. Wallace. E!k:on. William B. Turbit
Warwick, T. H. H. Knight & CO., Battle
Swamp, II L. Thomas, North East, Il b.
Graham CharIestown. Oct 30th Al
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
A'o SopS' tot'
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Cik
Jan. lst '4S-3m Of Cecil county Court.
State of l{nrDlau3, CecH C0ruf,L

State Of Haryland, Cecil conuty. SCI:
q TPON application made to Inc the subscriber
q one of the Judges OF the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county, by John w. Mercer of said
county imprisoned l>r debts lie is unable to pay
by his petition praying the benefit Of the nsolvent
Laws ofthe State, schedule Of his property and
o his creditors and debtors, on oath far as he
can at present ascertain the same, being annexed
TO his petition, and the said petitioner having
satisfied me that he has resided for TWO years
last past in the State Of Maryland, and he hay
ing taken the oath prescribed by the Act Of sos
Chapter 10, and given bond with security sutli-
cient for his appearance bct6ru the Judges Of
Cecil county Conrt, on the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday in April next. aud at such
other time or times the said court may direct
to answer such intCrroGatorles and allegations
as may hc made against him relative 10 his ap-
plicaion and having complied with the rcquisi-
tons of the .lct Of z ssembly passed at Dccenr-
her Session 1925, entitled an Act relative To III
solvent debtors chapter 205, and the several sup
PIGMENTS thereto, by executing deed OF all his
property real personal and mixed 10 Lewis w.
Thomas, appointed by Inc Trustee to the said
John w. Mercer, and the said Trustee having
giving bond with approved security for the per-
fcrmancc of the trust, and certified in writing to
me that he was in possession of II the estate Of
the said petioncr mentioned in his schedule, do
therefore order that the said John w. Mercer, be
discharged from Imprisonment, and that he give
notice to his creditors of his application for the
benefit Of the Insolvcnt Laws of the State of
Nlorylan and that the first Tuesday ncxt after
ito first Monday in April next, is the day APP
pointed for his appearance before the Judges Of
Cecil county Court, 10 answer such interrogato-
ries and allegations as may be propounded TO him
relative 10 his said application; that the sall no.
tice be given by advertisement IN some newspa-
per printed in Cecil county once week for at
least three months before said first Tuesday after
the first Monday in .4pri next. Given under
rny hand this 18th day Of September 1877.
ADRAM CHANDLER.
True Copy. Test.
GEORGE McCULLOUGH.C elk.
Jan lst lS4S--3m. Of Cecil county Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
White Goods.

White Cambria and Jaconctt Lace Musl'ns
Book, Null and Swiss musns, Plaid Jaconel
and Book and Curtain Musins.
Net Goods, Laces Ribbons and Gaboons,
Hosioly, Gloves, lldkft., and Cravats,
new style Stocks, Linen Goods
Brown and D!eached Cottons, Cotton Osna-
burghs, Plain and Twllcd.
Cotton, Yarn Knitting Cotton, Carpet
Chain, Candle Wick, &c sc.
All of which will be sold on reasonable terms
WILLIAM TORBEkT.
This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber Of Cecil county hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
ers of administration on the personal estate
of Elizabeth Coulson, late ofsaid county de-
ceascd.-All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated, on Or before the 18th day
Of November 1913; they may otherwise, by
law, be exclnded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted TO said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
| the. subscriber. Given under my hand
os 18th day of December 1917.
TN SYLVESTER II. COULSON, Adm'r.
Dee 1S, 'l7-6w
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
A Card to the Ladies.

L. NJ. Lcech informs the ladies that she ha
just returned from the city with a handsome
assortment Of winter millinery, consisting Of
Nclvets, Satans, Ribbons, ont side and inside
flowers ladies dress caps and the usual assort
ment Of goods kept by mlliners.
Cloak's Dress making as usual Ladies wishing
to economize can have their dresses and cloahs
cut and basted- Sue would gratefully acknow-
edge the very liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to her and solic.s continuation of the
fame. Nov. l3, lSl1.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
Millinery
AND DRESS MAXIM C.
Miss sarah q. Price, respectfully :

Miss sarah q. Price, respectfully an
nounces to the Ladies of Elkton and vicinity
that she has Just returned from the city with
handsome assortment Of
EiLL 8. ULNTER GOODS.
consisting in pant of Silks, s'alins, Vclvcts and
Plush, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons and varic-
ty ofpthcr articles srch as are usually kept by
Mlliners,-hhe would most respectfully ac-
knowledge the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended 10 her, and hopes by strict attention to
merit continuation of the same.
Nov, 6 Al.
dtTEEL Beeds, clasps and lussels, also as
Escorted Purse Twists for sale by
Oct 2 BRowN 4 McINriRE
EVlannes.-Just received lot of very cheap
i, a. Scarlet and White llannes also Sd wcile
cScarlet Y ellow & Green
Nov 20, dy Brown s. Mcintiro
g. atnets.-A good assortment of cheap sati-
N9netts just received and selling very fast at 81
Market street,
Nov 8 Al. NV. PALMEk agent,
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
H0yer'S Adanlaatine Cement.


Nfate o. N!GTyfdnd, CCcH COrHfY, Set.
n FON application made to me the subscriber
q one of the Judges of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county by Thomas w. Simmons, Of
said county imprisoned for debts he is unabi, to
pay, by his petition praying the benefit Of III e
lnsolvont Laws Of this State, a schedule OF his
property and Of his creditors and debtors, on oath
as far as he can at present ascertain the same
being annexed to his petition, and the said pc
titi0ner having satisfied me that he has resided
for two years last past in the State of Maryland
and he hayiug taken the oath prescribed by the
Act of 1905 Chapter 40, and given bond will
security sufficient for his appearance before the
Judges Of Cecil county Cosrt on the first Tues
day III the next April Term of said Court, and
at such other time times as the sad court may
dir, ct to answer such inlerrogntories and ale
cations as may be made against him relative to
his application and having complied with the
rcquaitons Of the Act Of Assembly, passed at
December Session 1925, entitled an act relative
to insolvrnt debtors Chapter 2O5, and the sever
al supplement- $ thereto by executing a deed of
al! hIs property real, personal and mixed to Ed
ward b. Lewis, appointed by me Trustee TO the
said Thomas w. Simmons and the said Trus-
tee having given bond with approved security
for the performance Of the Trust, and certified
in writing to me that he was in poss, sson Of all
the estate Of said pct1ioncr mentioned in his
schedule, | do therefore order that the said
Thomas w. Simmons, be discharged from i,n-
prsonment aud that he give notice to his cred
itors ochis application for the Insolvent Laws Of
the State of Maryland, and that the first Tues
day next aithr first Monday in April next, is the
day appointed for his appearance before the
Judges of Cecil county Court, to answer such
inerrogatores and allegations as may be pro-
pounded to him relative to his said application
That the said notice be given by advertisement
in some newsE apcr printed in Cecil county once
week for at least three months before said first
Tuesday in til next April Term of Cecil county
Court. Given under my hand this 18th day Of
September lSl1. ABRAM CHANDLER.
True Copy. Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH. elk.
Jan. lst IsIS-9m of Cecil county Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
State of Wuvlaad, Cecil c0unfv, st.


E pom application made TO me the s'ltscyi-
4 her one Of the Judges Of the Orphans Court
of Cecil county by Frsby Evans Of slid county
imprisoned for debts he is unable TO pay, by his
pcli ion praying the benefit % the inspvcnt laWs
Of this State, a schedule of his property and Of
his creditors and debtors, OH oath, far as he
cnn at present ascertain the same, being annex
ed to his petition, and the said petitioner having
satisfied me that he has resided for two years
last past in the State Of Maryland aud he hay
ing taken the oath prescribed by tile act Of 1888
Chapter 10, and given bond with security snt-
iicient for his appearance before Il c Judges OF
Cecil county court on the first Tuesday next
after ths first Monday in April next and at such
other time or times as the said court may direct,
10 answer such intcrrogatorics and allegations,
AS may be made against hun relative to his ap-
pli"ation and having complied with the rcqli.
stiunS ofthe act OF assembly, passed at Deccm
her Session 1925, entitled an Act relative to in
solvent debtors Chapter 205, and the several
supplements thereto, by executing decd Of all
lis property real, personal and mixed to james
ID. Scott, appointed by me Trustee to the sald
Frishy Evans, and the SAID trustee having given
bond with approved security for the performance
of the trust, and certified IN writing to me t'it
he was in possession of all the estate of the nd
petitioner mentioned in his schedule, do there
fole order that the said Frsby Evans bedisc,ary-
ed from Imprisonment, and that lie give notrr
to lis creditors ofhs application for tie benefit
OF the Tnsovrnt Laws Of tI.G State Of Mal Wand
and tina, the first Monday in April next is the
tiay appointed for his appearance before the
Judges Of Cecil county Court, to answer such
iuterrora tories and allegations rs may be pro-
pounded to him relative TO his said application;
that the said notice he glvcn by ndvurts"m mt
in some ewspapcr printed in Cccii county once
a. I, L.. l. 1
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
GEORGE McCUILOUGH.C Clk
Jan. lst lS4S-3m. of Cecil county Court.


State Of Dlorylr1ld, Cecil county Set:
ETPON application made TO me the subscriber
q one Of the Judges of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county, by Stephen Bavard of said
county, imprisoned for debts he is unable to pay,
by his petition praying the benefit of the InsoI-
vent Laws oftiiis State, a schedule of his pro-
pcrtv and of his creditors and debtors, on oath as
far as he can at present ascertain the same be-
iDr anne Xed TO his petition and the said petit
toner having satisfied me that he has resided
foc two years last past in the State of MARYLAND,
and he having taken the oath prescribed by the
Act Of ls0j Chapter 10, and given bond with
security sufficient for his appearance before the
Judges Of Cecil county Court, on the first Tues
cay in the next April Term, offs lid Court, and
at such other time or times as the said court may
dircc! TO answer such interrogatories and allie
cations as may be made against him relative to
hIs application and having complied with the re-
quistions Of the Act of Assembly, passed at De-
cenber session 1925, entitled an act relative 10
Insolvent debtors chapter 205, and the several
supplements thereto by executing n deed ola II
his property real, personal and mixed to James
II. lamar, appointed by me Trustee to the said
Stephen Bayard, and the said Trustee having
rivcn bond with approved security for the per
lormance of the trust and cert flied in writing to
me that he was in possession of all the estate of
the said petitioner mentioned in bis schedule,
do therefore order that the said Stephen Bayard
be discharged from Imprisonment and that he
give notice to his creditors Of his application
ior the benefit ofthe lnsolvent Laws of the State
of Maryland, and that the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday IN April next is the day
appointed for his appearance before the Judges
Of Cecil county Court 10 answer such inrrroge-
tories and allegations as may be propounded 40
him relative to his said application; that the
4 ln ,,,
newspaper printed in Cecil county once week
day in the next April Term of Cecil county
Court. Given under my hand this th day o!
December lS47. ABRAM CHANDLER.
True Copy. Test.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Jan LIST l84S-3m. of Ceci county Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-15
The Streamict's Musings.

A thonghless girl, on roaming bound,
One bright and ballny day,
Amid the fields path had found,
And traced its winding way.
Her rosing steps a riv'let met
That role its pearls along
Between those banks, in flowers set,
Such as TO rllls belong.
Beside its course, in shady spot,
She courted cooling rest;
And zcphvrs, with the sleep she sought,
Her heated brow caress'd.
The moidcn's sleep dread begulcd--
1t was vision bright:
Sprung from the stream, came near 4 child,
The riy'lct's guardian sprile.
''My youthful maid" the spirit said,
'The lily's breast for me.
For purity hath DER it shed
The charms that seem in thco.
go counsel list, and thou shalt keep
Those charms fondly love,
And thou shalt pass in swccter sleep
10 grace the realms above.
"Thy virgin soul is like the spring
Whence pour these waters now.
IND thy yonng lite as bright thing
rs their floods merry How.
Find were that lount a troubled one,
No Civ,ial waters then:
These lowry banks would wilher down,
And scrc would he the glen.
"Thus with thy soul, nv prcLt, maid,
In sacred regions born:
1t yields thee life without slmlo,
And tends to BLESSED bourn.
"l'hrn keep it pure, that iornt oflf,
.ind bit rc Wy conrsc will be-:
And thou shalt leav II wor lly stfifo
To meet VINO gave il thee
! he dream was DER the maid arose,
And found that, in her rest,
a ily's cup had nestled close
Upon i.cr youthful breast
She thought l wand the spritc had laid
To guard her virgin hcarr,
And from her breast the lovely mad
Would never let il part