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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-14
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POISONED BY EATING a WoRM-QuIcK
DEArH.-A small boy was poisoned to
death in Munson, last week, by eating a
part of a worm in an apple, dropped
1t, and complained it did not taste good.
In short time his mouth began to swell
and in two hours he was dead. His
parents picked up the apple, and Upon
examination, found in it portion of a
worm known in common parlance as the
thousand-lcgged worm. We did not
learn the name of the boy.
Clarion co., Dem.
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GROCERIES.
MORE NEWS.

1Nhe largest, the most fashionable, and the best
l. assortment of mems, woman's. and chilren's
boots and shoes, in Cecil county, is to be found at
the subscribers BOOT y SHOE STORE, in Elk,
ton.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform hi.
friends, and the public generally, that he ha.
purchased of his brother, (Enoch Crour.,, his
entire stock Of Ladies, Misses, and chiidrcn's
boots and shoes, and has commenced maiutac-
turing Ladies Shoes of every descriptions 1lr is
now prepared TO accommodate all who may favor
him WIN call, with mems women's and chill
dren's boots and shoes of the best sort =, very law
prices. THOS. C.. CRoJ-l;U
Elkton, Feb. Goth 'iS;
N. b. Country produce taken IN cxchnNue for
boots and shoes. Wanted journcymcn shpp,uak.
crS.
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C7BI.NEi' WIRE ROOM.
IN ELKi'DN, BY
MI ARSHBANK & CANTWELL.-The u
lXL dcrsigned at the Old stand in Elktnn. /

" ARSIBANk & CANTWELL.-The un-
WI dcrsigned at the old stand in Elkton, in
'THE HoItow," prepare to order. and keep on
hand all kinds of GARNET FURNITURE.
Having learned the business in one otthe large
cities; they have brought with them all the arts
o!thc trade, and are prepared TO make the best
articles, as well as the cheapest, and as they do
their work themselves, and are under but LIGHT
expenses, they can afford TO sell at lower prices
than the city shops.
In short they can furnish every article in their
line, no matter how stylish or costly, or whether
il be of Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry or COM
mon pine. They will also make collins of all
kinds and attend FUNER.iLE; whenever their
services may be required.
Persons engaging furniture from them may re-
ly upon having it well made and Of rood mate
rials. ROBERT MARSIBANK,,
49,, MATTHEW CANTWELL;
Elkton, Dec. II, If,
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SoUTn CARotiNA AND THE MEssAG,

South CAROLINA AND THE MESSAGE.
The Presidents Message does not
please the Charleston Mercury. 1t says
the message is ''thc essence of rcspecta-
BILE platitudc and constitutional ding
dong" The Charleston News says it
sis singularly evasive;" and the Colum-
bia Tclesrap pin considers it beneath its
criticism. How ridiculous some people
can reiidtr themselves,
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TIE INDUSTRIAL ExHIBIrIoN.-The
following has been issued from the
Treasury Department.:
'Parties intending to forward articles
to the London Industrial Exhibition are
notified that the Navy Department have
instructed the commandments at the navy
yards at Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia and Norfolk, to receive and safely
store, free Of expense, any such articles
as may be placed in their possession, and
to retain the same to be delivered to the
revenue cutters, which will be sent in
due time to convey them to the port of
shipment ON board the public vessel
which may be designated to receive
them"
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Water Running up Hill,
WIJifDTT L.4BDP


BROWN Il GATCHEL, No. 3O7 Market
Street, Ph!ladelphia.-Are prepared to furnish
all kinds OF
Double and Single UyIraalic Rams
DoUble and Single Pumps, Hyirdnts,
Hose. Reservoirs. Bathssinks. %op-cochs,
Lead, Cast and Ii'ron ght Iron, Cement
aaJ Glass Pipes, &c. nj taciory prices.
By having q description of the location. we
can give the aggregate cost of all the fixtures
necessary to elevate 10 a.,Y Dwelling. Farm
house, Factory or Village, a constant stream of
pure water any height or distance required, by
having the necessary proportion OF pipe and ma
chinery, (Which is very important in the various
different iocations.) All can be packc! up and
sent any distance with directions, so that any
farmer or mechanic can erect and keep them in
repair for years without further expense.
The past patronage enables us TO place the
Hydraulic Ram within the reach Of any farmer
or mechanic, and in most instances much cheap
or than an ordinary pump. We are also prrmr-
ed to erect Machinery in any part Of the United
Statrs.-all work warranted TO perform or 40
charge. Address the firm as above, or
]. L. GATCHEL,
Aug. 81 EMioa, Nd.
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BosToN, Dec. 9.-.Nunicipnl Election.
AT the election to-day for city officers
Mayor Bigelow was reelected by over
1000 maj ority. He is a wing. There
were three other candidates in the field.
The vote in the city was very large.
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LAND IN MONTGOMERY County. The
rapid Improvement of land in Montgom-
cry county, Nd, within the last few
years, has been subject of general re-
mark. The Rockville Journal SAYS:
Now there are at this time, many
acres of lend for sale in Mont gomery
county, in every degree of quality, i'm
proved and unimprovcd; the unimpro-
we'd portion we take upon ourselves to
say, every inch ofit, can be easily and
quickly made productive; it will be sold
from thirty to one hundred per cent.
lower now than two years hence. This
fact, taken in connection with our faciii-
ties to several first rate markets, the
healthfuness of our county, its contigui-
ty to the Metropolis of the Nation, and
many other advantages, cannot fail to
attract to our borders persons in pur-
suit Of homes for themselves and chill
drcn.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C.

VNIiE Subscriber has Just returned from Phia-
Il dclphia with the cheap lot of Dry Goods,
Groceries, and all kinds OF goods usually kept
in country Store.
LONG SH4HLS, from $50 to 81, the same
style and quality as those that have been selling
in this town-tlis seasonal $40 and Sl2.
Every other article in the Dry Goods line equally
as cheap.
Iiais, Cups md Shoes Of crcry description.
Jenny Linds of all the latest styles, for both
ladies and gentlemen, very low.
GROCERlES.-very cheap. Liquor little
below Little Elk prices. JAS. DENNY,
Elkton, bee. I'll
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B. F NJ A Y .


.H The OLD Siand opposite Tie T0nn House.
AEFERS to the public the following list of
VFFals and Winter Goods.
CLO'TIIS.--.Frcnch, English and American,
in various colors; Ca,simcrrS, French. Doc shin,
and American; CaSsineus, TWecds and Ken
lucky Jeans; Nestings, satin, fgor'd and WOODEN.
Euoles Dress Goods.
French Mcrinocs in various colors; Coburgs,
maroon, green, blue and scarlet Cashmcrea;
plain and figured Mouslin d, I.snes. iig'd and
plain Satin de China Chameleon ard Black
Silks; Alpacas, black and colored; Ginglran.,
Scotch and American; Prints, English and
American.
SHAWLS.-Bay State and Waterloo SllaWis.
Welsh Flannel and Ladies Sack Cloths
DOMESTIC GOODS.-Muslins blcachcd
and unblcachcd, cold ca.nbrcs, canton ilanncls,
wo"len do, bed ticking and linscys, Jacquard
diapers, towel diapers, crash, &r.
WHITE GOODS.--Cambrics, jackonete, null,
Swiss and book m,,sins. aud netts assorted
French needle work collars and cuffs.
TRlMMINGS.-Fringe ginpS, cords, braids,
buttons, &c. Hosiery and gloves for ladies and
gentlemen.
Nayl..ere, Quecnsuu'e, Riots, Slices g. HAS.
GROCERIES.
Molasses, crushed and brown sugars, coffee,
burnt do, spices, &C., ground alum, fine sack
and dairy salt, bacon, larl, butter, crackers,
Flour, meal, buckwheat flour, potatoes, sc.
N. B. Country produce taken at market
prices in exchange for goods. [nov l6--tf
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FIR SALE.

4 GOOD Fishing Property, consisting ot' all
IN the necessary articles, Boats, Seine, Ropes,
Cooking utensils, &C., &c. lfapplicd fa soon
il will be sold bargain. The property rsn be-
seen by calling on the subscriber.
JOHN w. SHIPPERS.
Cherry Hill, Dec. lin
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CALIFORNIA SENATOR, The Califor-
mia papers express considerable doubt as
to whether Col. Fremont will be re-
elected to the United States Senate, par
ties being nearly equally balanced. The
Stockton Journal says:
"Among those talked of as proper men
to superccde Col. Fremont, are Colonies
Weller and Geary, of San Francisco;
Major Bryant, the author of "What |
saw in California; Captain Halleck, for
merly Secretary of the Territory; and
some say our present able and honest
State Treasurer, Major Roman. Here
is quite an array of military candidates,
who, with the exception of the last nam
ed, are preparing their forces for the
fray. The contest will, no doubt, be an
exciting one, and vigorously carried on
between the parties"
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POPULATION OF ST. MARy's. 1.-The
Deputy Marshal, Mr.. John B. Thompson
furnishes the Leonardtown Beacon with
the following statement of the population
of st. NIary's county.
Whites, 6,227; free blacks, 1899:
slaves, 5,5,S42. Total 1864. The
whole population of the county in 1910.
was 1890.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS

INDIF.S DfF.SS UUUIS.
Drocadc Silks, Chameleon Glace, do, Black
DGro tie Rhine, French Marinocs, royal purple,
Apple Green, Mazarine, Maroon, Wine, Mulber-
ry and Mode colours. Coburg Cloths, Cashmeres,
all wool, Muslin de LANES and cotton chain do,
from l2t 10 62a cents. Alpacas black and fancy
colours, plain and fgur'd, Sacking Fianhels,
Embroidered and plain prints from to l21 cts,
Cambrick Handkerchief and large assort-
ment of Gloves and Hosiery, for sale by
Nov, Is WIN. TORBERT.
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THE BouNry LAND Built is stated
two-thirds of the members of Congress
seem to have determined upon amend
ing the Bounty Land Law of last session
to allow the transfer Of warrants before
location.
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foh lOUNE LADIES, AT SMi THIS GROVE.
we Sessions are OF twenty-five weeks, or two
Il quarters duration each, and commenre on
the first Wednesday in April and the last We'd
nes'lay in September.
TERMS FOR BOARDING PUPILS.
For Beard, Washing, and Tuition, Sllb year
Per quarter, S27 IN
Drawing, g M
Drawing and Painting. on
MUSIC, $40 90; use OF Piano, So DO - 90
French, I'M
Latin, q m
neeo,e work, .,,, 200
Bed, Bedding, Napkins and Towels, if
furnished, oOo
The above tcr1pp.s include, besides the common
stu!Lles, the Various branches of Mathematics
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Kamc's
Elements, Logic, Watts on the Mind, History.
Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology, Mi;.-
eralogy, and Physiology. The French i; taught
effectively.
Pupils are requested to furnish their own bed
MRss. NJ. T.. BEACH,
MISS S. ]. TURNEY,
PrINCJPAts
Inc undersigned have been witnesses for
three years past of the excellence of Mrs HI acl,s
mode OF teaching, and can therefore sneak with
confidence in commencing her to the public. Her
former experience as the head of a Female Sem
mary in New England, her familiarity with all
the branches necessary TO be taught her untrinc
energy, love OF the work of instruction; and me-
culiar tact in discipline, combine to render her
one OF the best instructors to whom the educa-
ton of young ladies can be entrusted.
Kew. GEO. BURROWS, Col. J. j. HEcK,pr
A. ANpEhsoN, Esq, Mr.. w. AuxAuams
MIR. EDWIN WILMER, Mr.. J. l.. MAxxrrr
ny y r,.- .l,I.. Port Deposit, Nd.
intersecting Brl-ar and Wilmington read and
between Port Deposit and Battle Sxnnp, Cecil
COUNT, Md. The location is yery elevated md
surrounded by large and bcau,ifnf grove where
pupils may enjoy their juvenile sports. and b..
protected by the foliage from the rays of the sun.
lazy Intercourse may be had by Steamboat and
haiiroao with baltimore and Philadelphia. No
aeouctloh nlade for voluntary absence durine
Term lme> The Teachers will exercise raren
TAI care over Pupils.
Inc following gentlemen recommend tbe H.
ca,ion of this institution rs having been one Of
che most healthy residences in the country,
Cornelius Smith ,!Esq., (f6~mcr residcnt.)
Allen anderson, Esq. H. B. Broushton, M.
William Norris, M. d. W. B. Rowland,
'ohh Evans, ... Jan. IL, 80.
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THE Census RETrRNs-Gro1rth ofMe
Tntted Stotes.-We learn from the New
York Post, that the census returns, al
ready received from seventeen States of
the Union, show an increase of popula-
ton since 1910, of 3,130,S9S, which,
added to the aggregate population ten
years ago, of 17,O93,353, would alone
make now 20,224, 25i. Estimating the
increase in other States by the same
ratio, the aggregate population of the
nation in June last, may be put down at
not less than 2l,OO0,0OO, or an increase
of nearly 100000 in the last ten years.
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The Washington National Monument
is now eighty feet from the surface of
the ground, and it is expected TO be two
feet higher before the close of the sea-
son.
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TIE McDoNoGH ESTATE. The New
Orleans Picayune of the 2Sth ult, says,
that Col. John L. Grymes, J. p. Benja-
min, W. C. Ticou and Robert Mott,
Esq's., met Hon. Reverdy Johnson the
previous evening, as counsel Of the heirs
at law of John McDonogh. Great con-
fidencc is felt by them of being able to
break the will.
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PREPARING FOR WAR.-The South
Carolina Legislature has instructed its
Legislative committees to inquire into
tie propriety of fortitying Beaufort and
GEORGETOWN,
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DAY STATE SHAWLS, Long and Square fol
DSale by WIN. TORBERT.
Nov. 1G
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The Meredith Bridge On. H. Gazette is res
ponsiblr Tor the following story: MIR. Nathaniel
Whittier, Of Lake Village, the celebrated .'sharp
Shooter" made two ''captal shots,' n few days
since, with his ''kentuchy Rifle" near the Pro-
vince Road Meeting House in chinatown
The first mark was the bowl of clay pipe held
by the stem ofihe same in gentleman's mouth,
which was hit by the ball and quickly despatch
ed al distance of 80 yards. The second shot,
the same distance was AT an apple, laid upon the
head ola gentleman, which was as readily dis
patched. This is no fiction.
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GRADE OF LIEUT.. GENERAL. The
Military Board of Officers, of whom
Gen. Jesup was President, have deci-
.ded upon recommending that another
grade to the officers of the Army, Of the
rank of Lieut.. General.
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MESSAGE OF TIE GOVERNOR OF ONO.
The message of Gov. Ford, advocates
the amendment Or repeal ofthe fugitive
slave law, but discountenances forciblc
resistance to its operation. The mes
sage also takes patriotic stand in de.
fence of the Union.
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Willis Rutter.
HATS AND CAPS.

atest Style silk Hats, Mems and Boy Navy
SLCaps, with foil cloth covers, and large as
sortmcn, ot'mcn'sand boy'scoth caps, for sale by
Nov. Is WIN. TORRERT
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Gill Net and Seine Twines,

5000 lbs hes. English Git fhrecd warranted
Ioooo " Superior Seinc Twines, Just received
anG for sale by EDMUND WOLF
sep 81 SIN ll0PIatt St, Baltimose
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N. s. L.1WRE,NCE,

~ s. L.1WRENCE,
Agent for the Sale Of SouthrorM MtnuGlciuriur
Co.'S Writing Papers.
FARMHOUSE NO. 3 MINOR ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
nnn CASES of the above superior Paper
%VVnow in store, and for sale to the trade
at the lowest market prices, consisting in part of
Fine thick Flat Caps, -, II, 10 and Is lbs,
blue and white.
Supcrinc Medium and Demi Writings, blue
and white.
Extra, super and superior Folio Posts, blue
and white, plain and ruled.
Extra super Linen Note Papers, plain and gilt.
Superiine and fine Bill Papers. long and broad.
Supcr!ine and fine Counting House Caps and
Posts blue and white.
Extra super Congress and Caps and Letters,
gilt.
SupcrGne Sermon caps and posts.
Supcrfinc blue linen thin Letters.
Extra super Bath Posts, blue and white, plain
and ruled.
Embroidered Note Papers and Envelopes.
''Lawycr's" BriefPapers.
Supcrtne and fine caps and posts, ruled and
plain, blue and white, various qualities and price
Also, leo0 realms white and assorted Shoe Pa
pcrs, Bonnet Boards, white and assorted Tissue,
Tea, Wrapping, Envelope, assorted and blue
Mediums, Cap, Wrappers, Hardware Papers, &c.
| July 20, '5O-6m.
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COM MERCIAL & FARMERS HOTEL.

OO-I'IIIsOIlI " I INHEllo HO EL.
THE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends AMI the Public generally, that he has re-
moved from Perryville to Port Deposit, aud has
Es.rS taken tic above named Hotel.
81 III It is his intention to keep his
%M sIs& House in the best manner and to
kSEtzlsA make it worthy OF the patronage
of the public. His table shall he
furnished with the best the market affords, at
tenlion and competent cooks, walters and ostlrrs
will be employed and every pains taken to rem
der visitors comfortable and give satisCactioh.
All persons who are required to stop at hotel
in Port Deposit, are requested to give him a call.
JOSEPH McMULLEN,
March % If. Port Deposit, Nd.
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GUM SHOES.
alics' Gentemen's and Chillrcn's metallic
4Aand Patent Gum Shoes, for sale by
Nov. IL VIM. TORBERT.
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D AIsINs AND DRrrp CrRRANrs-Eor sale
nbv VIM. TORBEKT.
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w ANTED 25 or so wood choppers to cut pine
w wood at 62a cts per cord, Cash. Enquire
Of John Maullcn, Jr., at his farm on Elk river.
Nov. %
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uIHancy Fullers. Washing and Military shay
Il ing Soap, for sale by, WM: PELL.
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II AIDES cAtrERs.-For ale ~
IL apr 20 l.. BROWN, Jr.
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IENNY LIND SllOES.--A superior lot of
% Jenny Lind Shoes, Just received and for sale
by VIM. PELL.
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IlAY STATE SHAwLs, Long and and Square,
Dior sale by WIN. TORBERT.
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& ATlNETTS.--A superior lot Of Satinetts
CiuSt reed and for sale by VIM. PELL.
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BOARDING Il DAY SCt,OOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES, AT SMITHS GROVE.
we Sessions are OF twenty-five weeks, or two
Il quarters duration each, and commenre on
Inc hrst wednesday in April and the last We'd
nes'iay in September.
l.. 49,, - :.
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But We do not long for ii now, as then; for
though i; docs bring with it the merry tinkling
Of sleigh bells, and drives in the bright nights
rosy checks, and ringing kisses-thcre now
we're scared, like the old lady who :.spokc out
in mcctin' "4-ttnd tnrs and bufialos. ii does not
bring back the happier days of snow balls, and
snow forts with giants of snow TO defend them
and when through the great drifts we dashed
"Likc 4 dolphin through the foam,''
happier days, for then there was no care.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-02

The increase in Lowell has been nearly $4,000, or
fifty-seven per cent. u 81
West Poim.-We are pleased to notice the ar
rival of Professor NJ ]. Williams who has been alb
sent for some time. attending the annual examina-
ton at West Point Military academy. The Board
of Visitors, of which Prof Williams was Chair
man, completed its labors, and adjourned ON tlia
18th inst-Souih Carnlinian se555gi-
WIr.-Shrinknott to aim the shafts Of vii,
At all that's mean or narrow,
But oh! before you bend the bow,
Be sure itholds the arrow
Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants TINT little long s: - s.e,,,,
"Pis not with me exactly 50,
But ,tis soin the song. IS
"Let Hercules himself do what he may,
The catwill mew-.he dog HilIhase his day
a. A BurIAan.
Professor Sarti, the anatomist, saws that in per-
feet health we receive into the lungs nine PMS of
air with each inspiration. We presume that these
are the anine pint" of the physiological law, the
possession of which make q pretty strong case.
The Connecticut Legislature, unable to elect
asenator, has postponed the choice to the next
session s.,
PRuss1A.--The King is rapidly recovering.
The contest of the Germans for free trade aud
unity proceeds with but little prospects ofa
speedy and successful issue. Vast wariike pre-.
parations are said to be in progress, bnt they
are supposed to have reference moro to interua,
tional than to external defence,