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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-05
MORE NEWS.

TNhc largest, the most fashionable, and the best
L assortment Of mems, woman's, and childrens
boots and shoes, in Cecil county, is to be found at
the subscribers BOOT & SHOE STORE, ia Elk
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George Earle.

4 ttorncy at Law. Elkton, Md. Oflicencxt
IA door 10 Torhcrts Store.
Dec. 18th 1880
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Overshot Threshers & Separators,

will receive prompt attention.
The large and increasing demand for these
Machines has induced the Proprietors to erect a
new and spacious Mandatory, and otherwise
extend their means of promptly filing orders.
Their powers and Thresllrrs have been sold in
nearly every State in the Union. during the past
year, and their supe'i orily has been acknow-
edged by numerous testimonials, not only from
Agricultural Societies but from persons who have
used them. They have received the First Pre-
miums at the principal Fairs where they have
been exhibited in operation. including the Penn
sylvanla State Fair, the Provincial Fair of Upper
Canada, and the Michigan and Ohio State Fairs.
together with numerous County Exhibitions in
the different States,
The Tmo Horse MchiAc, with from three TO
five hands, will hresh from 1875 to 200 bushels
OF wheat per day, and twice that quantity uruats
The one horse Machine will thrcsh rather
more than half that quantity.
PRICE AT ALBANY.
For two horse machines, Sli5
For one horse do. SI2O
Machines will he shipped to any part of the
, United States or the Canadas, 77anl warranted
to give satisfaction To the purchaser, or they
may be returned within sixty days.
The subscribers also manufacture and will
furnish to order the most approved kinds OF
Fced Critters. C!orcr Huiicry. Circulnr Sar MlIS.
&C., &c. They will also furnish Horse Powers
properly geered for driving ChurnS. c'cvaling
Grain; or other purposes to which horse power
can be applied. WHEELER, MELrcK X Co.
Cor Of Hamilton "m Ljber'y 49,. Albany, ". y.
On hand and for sale by the subscriber, agent
orlhc Parcntccs. JOHN d. MICHlNER,
June II If Rising SIM, Cecil Co., Nd.
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MORE Fun IN AND ABOUT AKRON -
The recent meeting of the Women's
Convention in the town of Akron, Ohio,
has left its mark behind it. The press
having made rather free with the ladies'
dresses recently, in reference to certain
contemplated changes from petiicoats
to petitions and all 'that sort O thing"
it seemed that. in sell-detence, the La
dies have1eso'vcd upon retaliatory mea-
sures, and the edict has gone forth
that measures be taken to regulate the
dress of the lords, of creation, therea-
bouts. A secret association is said to
have been formed and the mysterious
pass words is ''measurcs not men"
1t appears that 'the men of Akron
held a meeting, issued card announ-
cling grand Bloomer Costume Ball, at
Tappan Hall for Friday evening, July
4th, and appointed committee to con-
fer with the Ladies, and ascertain who
would attend the ball. The committee
were instructed to intimate that those
who couldn't appdar in the new costume
were not wanted at the dance. OF
course the femininedom of Akron was
in commotion, and the following notice
was posted in the Akron Postoiiice.
Notlce.--The Ladies are requested to
meet at Cutters Hall, on Thursday, the
Goth inst, at thee o'clock, P. NJ, to
make arrangements muh regard to the
Gentlemen'S dress for the ball on the 4th
of July. By ORDER OF THE BOARD.
This is capital! Woman's Rights,
forever! Tit for tat Touch our coats,
and look out for your looms! The cam
paign is opened, and, with our Cleve.
land contemporary, we anxiously await
the issue.-.N. Y. Erprcss.
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CHARLEsTOWN PROPERTY
GRAIN! GRAIN!

The subscribers are buying all kinds of grain
for the Philadelphia Market. Farmers who de-
sire to sell at high prices, will find it to their
interest to give us a call
GUaNO, FISH SALT, &c.,
for sale at the lowest prices.
WILMER & DAVIS,
June II If Port Deposit.
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KENrrcKy. The following are the
Wing candidates for Congress in the
State of Kentucky, so far as the nomina-
tions have been made or heard from:
Second district, Jefferson Jennings;
third district, Presley Ewing; forth
district, VIM. 7. Ward; fifth district,
Clement S. Hill; sixth Fdistrict, Addi-
son White; seventh district, Humphrey
Marshall; eighth district, Leslie Combs;
tenth district, William G. Marshall.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
lNGeorge W. Taylor, that personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
twentieth day Of October being the first day of
our county Court next succeeding this date, hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and shew cause.
if any they have, why a final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor. Test.
r. c. I1OLLYDAY, Clerk
July 3m ofCecil county Court.
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TO THE FARMERS OF
Cecil, Hartford, " Kent Counties

TO THE FARMERS OF
Cecil, Hartford, n Kent Counties.
AGn THE new steam pro-
A-zl[2a>naer pelIor LADY WILMER,
Pt;:s;.sr. Ss5 Capt. JOHN TuFT, will
SAssss<)~@ commence her regular
trips from Port deposit to Philadelphia, On Fri
day, the Both day of May.
Leaving Port Deposit every Tuesday and
Friiuy, at l2 O'Clock, and leaving Philadelphia
every Momiay and 7hursday, at l O'Clock,
touching at
H.avRE DE GRacE,
FORD'S LANDING,
PORT HARTMAN,
COURT HOUSE POINT nnA
CHESAPEAKE CITY.
The Lady Wilmer is perfectly NEW and fitted
up in the best manner for the accommodation of
passengers, and has capacity for 1000 bushels of
Grain. The company have built this Boat en-
pressly for the accommodation of the Farmers,
Manufacturers and Merchants of the above
counties, in order to afford them every facility
of choice of markets between Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Passengers and freight of all
kinds will be received on board at any ofthe
above Landings, on her passage to or from Phlla.
Bags will be furnished upon application TO the
Saptaln, 10 Farmers having grain W snip ny t'IS
line, and grain delivered TO the order of the con-
signee. For further information, apply to
LEA, BUNKER s Co., Philada,
JAS. L. CRAIG, Court House Point.
STEPHEN H. FoRp, Ford's Landing,
to the undersigned at Port Deposit, or to Capt
John Turf on board the boat.
Nav 81 :3m WILMER & DAVIS.
n1CKLlNG VINEGAR, in Store and for sale
L by the barrel, or smaller quantity.
June % f.. BROWN. Jr.
g rEwART's Crushed. pulvcrzcd and Clarified
SSugar; also, fresh supply Of cheap brown
sugar, for sale by T.. BROWN, Jr.
VNEAS.--Superior Young Hyson, Imperial
l. and Black Tea, just received by
June % F.. BROWN, Jr.
Gcnkins' packed Teas constantly on handy
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THE WoR1p's FAlR.-The total re-
ceipts of the Great Exhibition up to June
10th, were f219,l39 1885,, exclusive of
the sales of catalogues. The liabilities
of the commissioners were for building
$3.50, 900; management, printing, &c,
EOS 900; police 100000; prize fund
G30, 000--total liabilities E1S5,000.
Asia matter of business, it bids fair to
turn up as good speculation as that
of the great Barnum with Jenny Lind.
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HEARr-RENDlNG Acc!pANr.-On the
18th ult., as number of men were en-
gagged at making upon the farm of
Mr.. Daniel Schneides, near Rehrels-
burg, Pa, the youngest daughter of Nh.
S. sprang forward, unobserved, from,
behind, and was pierced to the heart by
her brothers scythe. She lived only
fifteen minutes after the sad occurrence.
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 the creditors Of
IN Thomas S. Reed, that a personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
twentieth day of October being the first day of
our county Cotr, next succeeding this date, hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and shcw cause,
iiany they huve, why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor. Test.
h. {. IIOLLlDAY, Clerk
July s 3m ofCccil county Court.
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June | | If
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-05-16
THE TIPLER,s ExAMpf :

Persons who style themselves fnoierafe or
occasional drinkers, are often heard to offer a.
an argument in favor of the use of alcohol. that
they have drank whenever they saw fit for sew
eFal years, and kaxe never experienced any
deliterious effects from the use Of 1t. that thew
have arrivedto good old age and have vet
quite strong constitutions, and are as hale and
hearty as their age will admit; which they
think could not have been so if the use of al
cohol is as injurious 10 the system Of man as il
is said to be by temperance reformers
And, they will offer these fallacions aTgu-
ments in the presence and hearing Of those
who have been ruined by its use. and seem to
hold out the idea that their experience should
be taken as good evidence that alcoholic pois.
ons are not injurious,and thus encourage those
who have felt its ruinous effects. and who art
glad to hear any observation which win Justify
them in following the course Of their appetites
to travel on in intemperanceF and degradation
until they are loathed and despised by thei
fellow men.
The language of these persons, seems to in
ldicate that they do not consider that there is
great difference in the constitutions and mind
Of men. We know there are instances wher
Z men have used liquor with moderation for se1
eral years, and yet preserved their intellect an
| manllness; but while one escapes its ours,
thousands 60 down TO fill drunkard's grave
and common occurrences shoE that these a
! guments are not reasons why others may not /
Z degraded by the use of rum.
!, We hore that sneh persons as we have sp,
y ken Of above, will stop for a moment, and r
r feet upon the demoraliziTg example whit
they are setting the fallen and depfaved 20
/ ton Of mankind, and also those who are safe
lconscious innocence of the evil results ofinter
4 perance.
e The young lady who caught cold by drin
ID ling water from damp tumbleris convalescel
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-05-16

The SCANDAL MohaER.-Of all The
despicable beings that inhabit this rlobs.
there is none more detestable and abhar-
rent to the feelings than the dealer IA
scandal. the taller. We despise The crea-
tare, whether male or female. The lai-.
Ter is Combination Of almost everYthine
that Is mean in the human character
vice IN almost every form is found 70 en-
Ter into his disposition. Dishonesty.
seryility, hypocticg; falseh56d, are tie
ingredients essential 10 the scandal mon-
gers success. See that old bag unheni.
tafingly pry into the secrets ef an m
suspecting friend; she will disclose an
she has discovered To The weird. and
thus stir up the fires Of discord and
strife. Envy prompts her to indulge n
falsehond and defame the ehafaeier Of 8
aeighbor, and her vile tongue conliannl-
| " INDUCES in words full Of iniquilV.---
And that meddling busy body yo1 see
him always intruding his hateful Sissze
into company unsought, and with an IN
dustry that would be commendable IN
any respectable pursuit. he desIs ont
i falsehood and slandef BY the wholesale.
Such wtetches should be shuuhed, and
banished from all decent society
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-05-16

BRAIN LABoRs-To many persons IL
seems small thing TO sit down and pre-
pare matter for the periodical press ;---ia
but let those inexperienced with the.s
pen, and whose brains have never been
trained 10 systematic labor, altempl 10
furnish intellectual food and recreation
to their fellows and they viii soon realize
that mental labor is the most destructive.
to health of all other toll. Were one 10
grub up the stumps out Of the earth, or
sling the sledge-hammef twelve hours .
day, he would besble 10 standfbe dsnde-
cry with less injury TO the body and so1l
than half the number Of hours devoted 10
mental employment in the way Of wri-
ting matter for the book or newspaper
press. Those pithy articles which con-
stantIy appear in the periodicals Of the
day, contain the very essence ofmind or
Thought, and such literary gsnilsman zs
are best atltemising are the 6rst whose
l constitutions are broken down.
Il NJ Y Stm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-05-16

The young lady who caught cold by drink
ing water from a damp tumbler,is convaIescent.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-01-22
Cure for Chambers.

10 susuof TO ose Of ycut subscribers, i1oui
riss ~hat Gill core Nasal Gleet," or dns
charge frso tbs eos, Of horoe,, you'd say
'hst have cured maay cases with the fol.
'ssing 'impls compound, and tso ca,es tb.;
we're called glanders coRfir med, VIZ: TAX.
sss teaspoon OF comnou RESIN, one Ia blesp con
fsl Of copperas, two tssiespoonfus Of ssli, and
four sposoiuls Of dry ashes; pvlverlEs the
'os's ssd copperss. ans six lhs rhsle, and
give It ID bran or shssts, Or OATS, dry, aud in
tsur ssek's tine, BY giving thu same quaint.
~ twice . week | ssred the i've cases Of
| have used The s,ms il cssss OF
Geld or catarrh, asd three Or four doses have
Psrfsfusd . cure. | have slso used il for
hsrse d's'snser vita success. o. W.
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CAROLINA INN.
asllA
CA.lRLOTTE, VIC.

wa sboSe establishment, situated =. n.
N Street, thifd lot North Of the Public SOM.
In ma town OF tharlolts. has been esns,.n,,, ~,
oren BY the present Proprietor, FROM tho :, =
January, 1889 TO tbs present i.sls. fat n, AGO..
modaiIsn oil the Pubic, and viii contin., !, !.
ksPt egrn Ter Tia ssns purpa-e
Ins saiablishmenI has bern ENLARGED ara -
proves 10 very COT siderable extent within n.
last tss y.Ns--ihe entire building /. in com %.
rersr and ia 40 constructed tbst an III. -.
have ssuns.nl hight and can be ventilated a, plea.
sure.
The Stables are not in isrisr to any b,los,i,,
10 sny similar Esisbli.hras nj in Western NJ,
tarsiin, ! and care wi be taken that th,y .h.n
always b supplied siis abunasncs Of yood ,,.,s
sns prevender and attended by faithful and .sn.
rieoees Hs.tl,s
Tbs :ubsorieer will uss every er,ftion 10 ,iv
Satisfaction to all she may pairoui.e bis Hou,.,
and hes'ia'es not 10 ssy that. from ten years az.
Prr,enee he viii Re able to keep % N. .ccoun..
ds''oo at the Carolins Inn in s,yl. not safu,,,.
20 ~ any Public House in the inf,risr country
ans ne takes this opportunity to return h. cor.
sisl respects to generous Paslic far m, E.,e,,
ans respectfully selioits q coalinuaoee n th,,,
patronage and confidence
DkoFkRs csn, at all times BE- suaDl,. N
conEsoicnt and well enclosed lots. ire, .c eb.,..
she la,n'-hes WITH grain al low prices.
az Inc Charlotte sas Camden Stage, sr,i,.
sns depart tn weekly.
JENNINGS BgEEg.
Oct, ~. ls4s. sI,s
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AFTER that period there is no dsnger Of the fly Z
impregns,ins the tree, being past lite season.
ltis Of no use to tar or apply any offensive sub.
stance to the body Of the tree, for IS it grows
and expands, tho bark cracks and exposes the
tender par. where the fly deposits its eggs.
The psren, Of this grub lie not unlike the
black wasp, with steel blue wings and yellow
ring around its abdomen. lis habits are very
sly and not easy TO detect; 10 July the grub
goes 10 10 the chrysalis state envelopsd IN .
reddish glazed case and lays on the top Of the
earth at the roots Of the tree.
We were shown few We, ks ago, tvo OF
these insects, by our intelligent aad enterPris.
ing townsmsu. MIR. Sylvester Smith, who has
commenced farm ia this vicinity On the righ,
principles.
TowsnuIe and improve peach orchard al
ready est oct. put 1t under The operation Of
some hoed crop. Manure and work among
the itess ~ if they we're = great corn hill and
so ksee dong I'LL i, is ia thrifty condition
a hen It may lay a~hl's in grass, but not TO clio.
yer; heir long tap roots gets, rslher more than
,hsir share Ct the nutrissat and moisture of
the soil.
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To Hill the Peach Grub.

A writer 10 the Gsooessee Farmer recon
faends the following:
!. In the spring examine the roots thorough
ly, as long as they exude red gun containing
the exuvl;e Of the grub. Draw with hoe q
mound of Garth abou, six inches high around
the body Of the tree and no, remove il !lll the
FIRST ffosi., and then examine If there ar. any
grabs they ell be 80 high up lha. they are ca
SHY discovered and killed.
2. Draw away as before and apply around
the body a quantity Of siraigh. straw, sbsu,
one foot high, letting the lower ends run on, q
few inches on the ground to cover with earth
and bind with q straw or other band ia two
places.
3. Bind Oh a sheet OF straw pas,eboard or
BINDERS boards and II tafrsd oil the better.
In oil cssss clean the Tree the fret fros,s, %
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-01-22
Little Husbands and Big Wives

That veteran wae and patriarch Of the press,
VI N. Noah, takes of he common propensi
~ TO intermarriage Of big and little people.
He ,oquires:-
Can any Of the sccs,e philosophers who
discover in every MAS physical conforms.
ton the causes Of ell bic ac,iops, explain TO
us the reason Of ihsl Why will q little man,
as general rule, selec, the biggest wemsn
he can find az matrimonial pstinsr1 IL II
that contrarieties ere rseoaeiled and extremes
NEE, 10 love OF is II that tho mas of pirmy
proportions 10 more sms,licus IN his welded
deH'es, more darisg 10 his aspirations than
bis taller fellows! Does hs ,hsk 10 add a
cahit % he stature b. marrying 4 somsB
"bosa be can clock up to p Does ne take
+" y idef views" Of ~ed ock liam ethefs. Or can
nothing but s,upeudeus conquest satisfy his
expansive soul1
There IS some foresight, certainly, 10 his
choice, for the bonds Of .ediock are often
times exceedingly heavy and hard to be borne
Ard It 10 well 10 have helpmale Who is able
20 sustain more lhsu an equal share Of the
burden. But then, when ne 10 sxemp, by
reason Of bis orporea iack from many of the
f" ills that flesh 10 heir TO-" 1hy should he
rush into full liability by an alliance With on.
Who 10 subject 10 more than duo proportion
or those " iIlsT" He solemnly promises 10
Glove and cherish" her teo II. chensh her
the idea is ridiculous. !, requires two ef
forte on his part rigRs and left side effeu
70 embrace her 10 a conscientious man Of
fud slze the vow would be rash one-in his
case il amounts TO constructive perjury. A.
we'll might a pert. bantam offer bic services
to cherish" an oversrowo hen.turkey. How
proud he 10 Of her He attends her TO mar.
ket each morning, and helps 10 purchase and
arrsogs her stock for the day, end il 70 SINUS.
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Frsm fhe Oi,re Branch
lie Useful.

All csIlsosa can bs us,ful, even very little
ore'. There are great many ,hlec. to do
about a house, especially xhrre there i. q
large fsmIly, and il is rsl,o cultivate ,housh hi.
fulnsss and care, ~hes email you will b. lov.
ed al, the better, and esteemed all The more
for II, when you sto~ Up. Many liul. girls,
who are very selfish indeed, get up in tho
mOraiss, snd Ioltef sfoond, ,onetime. de pend.
Jog uPoa eihers to dress them, and prepare for
school.
Now those zane lliis sirl,, who have bro.
1heu sns sisters, nigh, very easily learn TO
help themselves, with hliie extra care, and
some sslfdenisl, aud then lske part Of the bur.
den Cd tho hands Of hard.wofkine mother.
BY ASSISTING IN getting The younger children
ressy FOR the dag.
What asssrt satisfaction such q one won d
lssl, IN nesting dear parents approving
smile. or hearing ssree, you arc . good
chllt, rem nor lips. Try il, Little girls, aud
'.s how much happier it will nah. you.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-01-22
Bones as Manure.

The uss Of bouss a. msnurs vas counsa.
e~d IN Ens.n about l776. 1t vaa then
cannon TO spply ltan 90 10 70 and even 100
Bushels 10 the acrc-thsy beisg eoatsely
brsksn b, hammers. Experience hss proved,
however, that 50 rgs q qisnti,y does NOT
produce effects IN ptopof,ica, ssd 10 10 IL
bushels are sO~ though, 10 10 uificient in
most cases. Tho annual value Of bones used
10 England for manure 10 estimated al fss0,.
900. Or 81, 400, 900.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-01-22

ing to see him 6dseuing around bis Titanic
bridge. When standing 10 conscious dignity
beside her be borrows importance from the
contact, and reminds you Of the spirited frog
that sought to swell himself to the dimension
Of the OK. She is literally his better hall"
or, 10 speak with ariihmeticsl exsctiiude
bis bet;er three quarters or FIVE eighlhs.
But these little husbands are sometimes
dangerous, most imperious aud everbearing.
A sad Instance Of this not loa2 since came
under our osn observation. A finely. dsyel.
oped female Of forty years, and probably, for.
~ stone weight, ~ho is sgreeabiy associated
N our memory Nth the finest caul,flower OF
the season. We found enc morning ia iears.-
We had oe'er seen so large q woman sobbing
before, and we're really alarmed At the con.
'ulsvs prece". She was generally remark.
able for her cheerfulness which made her sp.
pearsacs stranger still. We thought she had
lost one of her childteu, or perhaps her hus
bend-s nice specimeu Of human d.minu,ion
carried to its minimum point. Judge then OF
our a.teaIsbpea, ~hen, 10 sns~et to our "a
qoiry iuto Tie cause Of her sorrow she hlub
hsred cut -" hat lille brute Of a husband
Of nine has heen lil.usaunx me-" I.uss,
ing Der She could have put hln ists Asr
pocket