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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-19

AowERY THEATRE-BoxES. IS CENTS; PIT I2x
c7ses;sfs is's asss, : 1ss.' E M S:
% ss The as iy ss s ssosas WAFER M TE
hssnr IA Essy r mSss ays MT HsTer ashs Water
VII: ilISsst: dsss' wSsdssrd Alter
S1Sn Ts
Mr.
RURToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREEr-BoxEs.
.'i aaf NJ r. r. r. R.i:
M Rlsyif a.rssSr SaH:
W.R Blake; Charles Csurtiy. Mr.. Bland; Mr. Adoiphus
S. hi::'' NJ %::s Md IT,
buf.aa ai. fris NJ. sss1rs
NATIoNAL THEATRE. cnArHAx srREEr-BoxEs,
y eslssE Ssss:y = evening" ls: is:s 2:s
M Ed H It
xe. Nd AN s' ssvii 4.es
ser Mss aava .is . Ms Da'i's Drew .'' rhs L.
baSo ~eo bs a roa &
p,ae H. II gs tsssr : ri !. Favor Phil
NILE jenny ska4 t4sps sE* sEssR 9osA FAREWELL CON-
the Lakes, Canada Boston and her final departure for
Ths public Tsspeo:;sy Informed that those Concerts
WIN VfAf THE TnE SIKH Hsqif GRAND CONCERT
ON s5sSs5 " avSsis5' SEsslssSss .s4 .,
Aria"i mic tesoro oa haasa aass1s
hss 5:aay : % and 5:na Tss sd.ss s R''..
Solo on & tine SiariGnst - ar1E,s it theme
TINS; eisssii s ' HN:sss .fss
scena and Aria" squaiiiaa Sesse E bruaa"
hpIlr.' jenny LIss '''' = "''''A''
s idea d sas @es.o I'll bafjisr Is::Gx kss.n
sa4E! Sh's Ii ,ass ssS nsiis Mozart
aom,u"cem pnlf ssn. f5sa don rs,ssale hsS pon.s
sgnor Sslyi.
GDIIK. JENNY Lisp. '''' .A4''''
- snc, H0ssini
A Dalesarian Melody.
MDLL.. JEsSY LIND.
ehe Herdsman's Song, commonly called the Echo Song.
Band.
a GRAND oRcHEsTRx. " ''0'
combining the first musical talent in America, numbering
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
has been engssed for these concerts rts,,
front Of the stag and By this obstruction
The price Of obs has % sees pe xcs a. a. a. and Al s,h
to oesson and III o. these sfc.s easitis sas
q Will ss allotted to the public
person Or under any pretenee whatever The low prices
which tickets s.sd must render rule sSso-
An once tickets will be opened yslliss
every Ssy. escep. the Sabbath, from A. NJ to Pm.
fsw r%.ln,ss fSrsws coPesIss x be given on
Gsras1 ripper Ma :: VIII frs 3. aanoaasa Castle
Doors open at 6x o'clock The Concert commences at
Books the words Of tho song, may obtained
TnE SEVENTH sS$Sp SoSSEEEr viii be given in
On wEDsxsDAy EVENING. May 2lst;
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TBI woHIps rAIB.-.rnE WHOLE OF, THE CARO-,


NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
IN and Phiiadhphis direct-Unted States Nail Line
fhroush in ~ hours via New Jorsey Railroad Fare
New rork s ga from foo. q courtlsnd street. ard =,
and r. M from foot of liberty street. Leave phis-
serhs ais asd A. n and p. n, from tss ioos Of wal.
wtetre
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ExrREss FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.-soNIcoL
II Cos European Package Express for the Steamer bu
rops-rsckages and parcels for the above steamer will be
received until o'clock Wednesday morning. tew hours
previous to the steamers sailing Ordinary sample parcels
~ each special messenger will he despatched ~ the sub
scrbers McNI1oL CO. y wall street, New York, and
gFenvick street, Liverpool.
pERFoRD 4 co.'s FAST EXPRESS 10 CALIFORNIA
- Ch,sr Pe.tag-Postsge 10 cents Treights 90 cents
per H.: Single Newspaper, cents-by the hundred ST.
Next shipment will be by the fast steamship Brother
Jonathsn, on Monday, Msy % Mails close AIRY " ~
vaer proef received til Mr. BsrfoId accompanies
freight and mails from Chagres 10 Panama Ne Yesey
street, Astor House, New York.
THE WORLDS rAIB-THE WHOLE OF THE CARO-,
efthe u 5. ship 81 lawrence having been conveys
frcm Southam and deposited ip the Crystal Pssce
der direction prepared 20 give attention
te wishes cfeshbtor Parties Waiting England are invited
W call At Liverpool and London ofces where they will
hnd hs Of the latest American newspapers where their et
be addressed where letters o. credit he
cured every attention given their wishes
rests. EDWARDS, SANDfURD n CO.,
Ii wall street New Yosk Columbia Budings Liverpool
and IL and ~ Cornhill. Lcndon.
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DAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. -oNI

DAClFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. = ONLY
u Through Line for San Frsncisco.-Fare Reduced-On
Monday, Nay 2h, at M-Ths splendid dou bic. ngne
steamship OHI0 5000 tons Jas Finday Schenok, U. M,
Commander, will sail Monday. May 25th. at precisely
.e.tk M from her pier az the foot Of Warren street.
N r. with the government mails for Chagr-s via Havana
Chagres passengers transferred at Havana 70 the splendid
douhe.ngine steamship FALCON. Passengers leaving
the Ohio will connect With tho avorte steamship NORTH
ERNER 70 sail from Panama or about the 18th of June
passage apply at the oce No - and s. South
sreet az No. l17 Wet street. eorner Of Marren.
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SHIPPING.

ShIfFlN6s
,g,uRopA-FoR SALE A PASSAGE TICKET, Win
'i.'s Eli schE 70
ss. SALE IS;
i1su, MARVIN vi s w.a A mt
rpHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
snd nsa b".s S S
only calling a, Halifax to land AMI receive mails AndpA
sssssIs tFFssS8Sss Fsss syE:
rh. r,... carry eissl light a 4 mas. head green
Ss;ss. :s..s., ,a.s s.s 1
A.I.s: Ss.Ycri.. .%Wsssss.say, .Wssssslay, S,s Jgr.
4.... SswYori... y' wsdns.l,y' is,s %
Psssfron New York Boston 70 Liverpool sr's cabin.
P..',ss from New York Boston TO Liverpool. second
fsh, viii be charged specie beyond amount for
An experienced Surgeon en- board.
All letters and through the Post once
r'r freight o. passage .ElyS ySsSfsaRp. Jr Broadway
ssa sPsssAi "a Common Win British 5oods TsroasS s:
ss ess. sss s avs e. ia @ x, unit, fur
,EoR NEW ORLEANS, pIREcT1rnE FINE NEW
suSss csPn ksaasS csasfd vii from
No North River, at three o'clock r. NJ on Monday "a
'"a' Tor i''lb1' basFg ss5okssp ksp Co. Beaver street.
TgrTEp STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
F Sr 9,,sn ssss VI p.as dSsss a
ss:saship ouio 1900 tons tar,hsn TInlIey schsasi.
ron =. s;I ;,,. ~ " \:
ssSs assssnsss ssssssSS ffpSoS PsS ,ssn Sss
Il Sss' as Sgiis S ..
Sfss q the company, III wss .trsss s.rnss
gpAcIrIo NAIL STEAMSHIP conPAsY.-tosLI
Informed .hs. NADER ,hs .r.nss%sn q shis Gem
nss ..y, ps.,. and s.s rrsns,.os sss s y; spa lsa
ass 81 ssS G s sSssS At 2ssrsise Diego md xsn.sss
% .s;~ s''s: s ss:i% % 70; 81: %.'s;
yRt ss ;-,yn rSr :, sssA iSs e sf
& toms toms SaESnNA g. &C. ton: sss:
ss % sss ssss: sss:
TIE new steamship COLUMBIA vin ply between q.
o,FS ,..Ps ss q y, S,%,s S;
eourans r,hoss delay he mails and for Ne
regular line of propeller. viii be Kept up for trans
s.r.sea FREIGHT ana transient passengers between r.
Ts. veil fsewp steamship SARAH SANDS, % 1900
sss S ss sy
.: is:; .s s. III ,s::. he. y y:
The esnnsoiOn IN The Asnsie wal bs maintained by h'
shcFci1. -. .sSS ssn. csEscE.! CITY !, so .sn.
2aPihi tifY. sSS ;ss. one fhiIaDfIfaix. iiS Ten.
Leaving New rort chAxres te ith and sash
mopth
The ns~ steamships FL DORADO ana FALCON viii
form direct line between New Orleans Chagrrs sav
Ing ~ such periods v nsure ltie dstenton zee
sSs Sss ss f.s,si .as
Nexico and Oregon Orls
can secured from xrnsrsa Lswr..sa Co. sssas. J,
ahst place.
iseo has been reduced from
Rfup In state rooms, TO fy,H.
Ssn An lower cabin; 10 $40.
taD, In steersse, to fl65 -.
fhe rates FROM New York Chsss VIII be s,Ms isvs~
Adopted By between thoss ports.
choice 81 berths apply ~ The once q Vie Com
cad 50 south ggset and ~ their agency III wsss stree.
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JENNY LIND'S SIXTH GRAND CONCERT AT CASTLE
- Garden Monday evening, 18th inst The
BILE in all parts of the house be secured at
II. BALLIERE'S, Book Store 80 Broadway.
rpICKETs FOR JENNY LIND's cONcERT-MONDAY
evening at Castle Garden. Seats to all parts of the
house be had At tho book store Of ADRIANCE SER
NAN 4 CO. No. 2 Astor House. opposite the Museum.
rT,iCKFTs FOR JENNY LINDs CONCERT FOR SALE
Il st Castle Garden. Monday May ~.
NATIONAL THEATRE, BOSTON. = THE sUBscRI-
N bes having leased the above establishment tor term
ready receive from ladies
ntemca of the theatrical profession, OF Acknowledged ts
lent for Season to in August
September All letters (post padl will receive imme-
ste from u. Wright, Acting Manager O. c.
Spear, Stage Manager j. Il. WRIGHT,
@. @. SPEAR,
ii. W. FESNO,
Bosros. May 10, ISL. GEO. BIRD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-19

RRoUGHAM's LYCEUM.-GR. JOHN BUCKLAND.
Treasurer respectfully informs friends pub
lie that his frst Benefit viii take place Tuesday evening"
May 10 which occasion he will present combin alton Of
attractions sufficient he hopes to merit liberal response
The will eommence with the comedetta
titled DELICATE GKOCND ID, in which Mr.. Wacot
kindly ,olunteered will make his first
return from the south To be followed BY the celebrated
screen from THE sc HOOI FOR SCASDAL-Sir Peter
Tssze NJ George Barrett who has kindly volunteered his
valuable scryicesG Lady Teaze Miss Kate Horn After
which, the renowned extravaysnsa of GloyASNtIS LON
LoN-Mar, Taylor as Don Giovsnn Mr. Brousham Flu
nkin The whole to conclude with for the tme)
laushable ROW AT THE LlCEUM. Box book now opeu
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RROUCuAM'sLYCEuM, DROADwAY. NEAR BROOME

RROUCHAM'SLYCEUM BROADWAY. NEAR BROOME
.,restDress circle and parqust 90 ets Family circle.
- CENTS Orchestra seats ST. Private boxes s. Doors
at h g begin a. Soelock Monday evening a.y I. che
TUNE OF WARcolonei de Ciairviie, Mr.. Dunn; Captain
Maurice OB.en Mr. Brougham; Henrietta Miss Gould
Ss ,SlSgsd ~ the e.trsyag.nrs Of DON GioyASNf IN
Leach; fnniken Mr.. Brougham; Popnjay Mr. Dunn Dpu-
ty English Mr. LYNNE; Constan Julia Gould
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CoR NEW ORLEANS, .DIREcT1THE FINE NEW
II double engine steamer WINFIELD SCOTT, 2loo tons
burthen Captain Kenney Coulard will depart from pier
No North River, at three ecook r. NJ, on Monday ID
Juse. Eor freight passage, apply TO
~"-'' DAVIS BROOKS n CO, y Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-19

,grURoPA.-FoR SALE, A PASSAGE TICKET With
IL good berth. in this steamer for the 2t inst Apply
l.. s. FELLOWS & SCHELL, q Maiden lane.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-12
Mr.. Webster's Grafton.

The Grafton ofHon. Daniel Webster
at the laying fthe corner stone of the
extension of the Capitol, on the 4th
inst, was a mastery effort. From near
the conclusion oft, we take the follow
ing extract:
''telloW citizens, we must sometimes
be tolerant to folly, and patient at the
sight of the extreme wavwardness of
men, but confess that when reflect on
the renown of our past history, on our
present prosperity and greatness, and on
what the future hath yet to unfold; and
when | see that there are men who can
find in all this nothing good, nothing
valuable, nothing truly glorious, | feel
that all their reason has fled away from
them, and left the entire control over
their judgement and their actions to in
sane folly and fanaticism; and more than
all, fellow citizens, ifthe purposes of fan
atIcs and disunionists should be accom-
plished, the patriotic and intelligent of
our generation would seek to hide them
selves from the scorn of the world, and
go about to find dishonorable graves.
Fellow itizens, take couroge; be of
good cheer. We shall come to no such
ignoble end. We shall live, and not
die. During the period allotted to our
several lives, we shall continue to re-
jolce in the return of this anniversary.
The ill-omend sounds of fanaticism will
be hushed; the CHASTITY spectres of seces-
son and dlsunion will disappear, and
the enemies of united constitutional lib
erty; if their hatred cannot be appeased,
may prepare to sere their eye-balls as
they behold the steady flight of the
American Eagle on his Furnished wings,
for years and years to Gomez
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-12
Cheap Cash Store.

"SmaW Profts, and Quich Sales"
KETTLEWELL Il CO., ELkTON, MD.
EE especially announce to the citizens OF Ce-
h Gil county, that they have taken the Store.
house in Elkton, lately occupied by VIM. Pcli.
where they have just opened antwand vely ~.
pcrior stock of goods, adapted 10 the present
and approaching season. Their stock embraces
choice assortment of DRY GOOIS. among
which are some vely superior Cloths, CaSsimcrs
and Ves,ings. and Lady's Fancy Goods, of the
latest styles and patterns. all selected with III"
utmost care. and a determination TO please.
Muslin, yd wide, 8, cts; II yd wide. 10 cts
bcached from 81 to 1ss cts. Ca!icocS trom 81
to I2t ris. n Choirr lot Of BoeiS end Shoes.
Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes, n hcau'i-
fiji article together with Mems and Boys Boots
and Shoes, Philadelphia manufacture, which
will be found superior to any IN tins market.
Also, coarse Boots and Boeans. all exceeding
" CHEAP. CHOICE GROCERIES. They arc
prepared TO offer the greatest bargains in Gro.
cericS a large and general assortment oiwhirh
will be kept always on hand. Their goods lave
all been purchased with great care, NJ the low
est cash prices. Sugars. brown to Sets; loaf
l25. Coffee l2}. Nails > cts rer ID
COME IND SEE. They invite the public
to call and examine their goods, aud learn their
prices. They are confident that they can offer
the greatest inducements TO purchasers, who
shall admit that KcttleweN d Co.'S, Store 10 he
place for Bargaias.
! [.~Count,y produce Of every description Ia
ken in exchange for goods
KETTLEWELL s co.
! Elkton, April 26 '5l--tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-12

lMPoRTANrFRoM Acknowledgements
ic advces from New Orleans, to July 5,
states that late advlceS have been received
there from Mexico.
The Mexican government had issued
orders for all Americans engaged in the
Tehuantepec road, to leave the Isthmus
Immediately, land troops were sent to
enforce the order. A revolution was
daily expected in favor Ct Santa Anna.
1t is said that General Arista had aban-
doned the Liberals on receiving bri ge
from the priests to the amount of 1850,
900. The Cuban government had de-
manded the recall of the recall of the
Mexican Consul at Havana, on supicion
OF his having been connected with the
Lopez expedition.
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EDRDCB.AIGATEDy.

SlAlf OF MANY LAND, 10 W.T.:
ENTHEREAS, ru.suar. 10 the provisions OF
w an Act ortEr Geuera! Assembly OF Mary
land, passed ut December session thereof in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
loIly-nnr. entitled San act 10 provide for the
taking VI The sense OF the pconln luon the expa-
diency of calling q CONVENTION 10 .iamr New
| Constitution and Form of Government for this
State an to provide for the election OF L Iegu;cS
to such Convcution,'' ST., delegates were elect
cd. who assembled in Convention at the CITY of
Annapolis. on the first Monday o! November.
in the year eighteen hundred and fifty; AHD
WHlRrAs, after much deliberations tic saii
Convention on the thirteenth day Of May. in the
year eighteen hundred and ffiy-onc did frame a
Declaration of Rights and Constitution and
Form of Government, which, being properly at
tested by the proper officers of said convention,
was published, and submitted to the people Of
Maryland for their consideration: AND WHEnE-
rs, pursuant to the provisions of The Act of As
scmbly aforesaid, an election was held on the
fourth day ofJune instant, in the several coun-
ties ofthis State and the city of Baltimore to as
certain The viii oflhe people as TO The adoption
or rejection Of the said Constitution and and
Form of Government; Ann WHEREAS, the re-
turns If tho number of h, Ints c,st at said elrc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-12

A FACT.-'tle who advertises Judi
ciously and extensively" says an ex-
change, 'can afford to sell to his custom
ers to better advantage than he who does
not, because he adopts the correctl,neans
to multiply their number, and secure to
himself much larger amount of BUSH
ness. He who does the larger business
can do it at the smallest per centage of
profit" Readers of the newspapers can
always, therefore, known where to get
the cheapest goods, by looking to see
who advertises the most extensively.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-12
NEW SPRING GOODS,
F.4.NCY IND STAPLE.

F.1.NCY IND STAPLE.
THE subscriber returns his thanks tor vast
patronage, and respectfully solicl,s a rontinu.
ancc oithe same. The public will please call
and examine his stock. B. +. MAY.
Elkton, Apr 10, 81
IO THE LADIES.
ID T. MAY has received Il handsome assortment
ID. of Silks, Poplns, Bercge de Lancs, six
Lustres, mourning -AlIacns. Chamhra!s Cling
hams, Plaid and Swiss Mu&lins, and a great va
riety of fashionable style of Prints. Also kid,
silk, Lisle thread, and cotton Gloves; Hosiery,
Trimmings, Sc. apr l9
~LOTIIS, CASSIMERES: L W T. + d S,
N|Jrans. Drllines, Mus!ms, brownand blrach-
ed; Hardware, Queensware, Groceries. Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal, Salt,
st. L hes. ground alum and fine. For sale by
apr 10 Is. 7. MAY.
p.S. Country produce taken in exchange Tor
goods at the highest market price.
CATERS .AND SHOES.
A fresh supply Of Mrs. smiths Caters: Jenny
Lind. buskin, medium sole. kid slippers and
chillrens Shoes; for sale by B. F. MAY.
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UIIE subscriber would inform his old friends
l. and customers in the vicinity of Elk,on, that
he still continues the Manufacture OF wool into
Cloth, kcrsey, Cashmere, Satineu, Blankets,
Nam, &c. Wool left at VIM. Turhert's store,
with careful directions, will be promptly attend
ed to and returned in reasonable time in goods,
warranted we'll done, and AT reasonable prices.
THOMAS WORRELL.
Hermstead, June Z, 81 i'm
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Cheap Pant STUFF.

sCST opcncd,a lot Of very heavy Cottonade
% for pants superior linen Check, extra heavy
blue Drilling, striped and plaid lant stuff, chcal,
twilicd NanLln, bach AMI fancy cold Croton
cloth, (ior hc!s,) black aud fancy cold Ca.h-
mrrctt"; blrached. brown and iuLcy cold Linen
Drilling. very superior; black and fancy Ca 81
mercS; new style summer ca>Simeres. Selected
with grea, care in regard to colors, and arc Of.
tered al prices to suit customers.
apr % EDMl Nd BROWN, JR.
Store next door to JUhh$On's Hotel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-12

NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors of
~ Henry Reynolds, 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,
fany they have. why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor. Test.
r. C.. HOLLYD.3T, CLERK:
Jn'y 5 3m Of Cecil county Court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-12

NOTICE is hereby given to'thc creditors Of
lE Franklin A. Taylor, that a 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,
ii any they have, why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor. Test.
r. c. HOLLTD.9Y, Clerk
July 5 3m Of Cecil connty Court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-12
Pennsylyauia Politics.

THE TARIFF. 1t seems 10 US that the
Wing party of this State are entitled to
succeed at the general election in Orto-
Der next, on the Tariff issue, if on no
other 1t is plain that the only hope
tor relief to the great interests of our
Commonwealth, which are now Ian
gushing under the effects ofthe locoto-
co Tariff act of 1916, is to be found in
the ascendcncy of Wing men and Wing
measures. The democracy" of the
North, the natural allies of the South"
can remain allies of the South only so
long as they subscribe to the ee-trade
doctrines Of their co-adjutors of the
South. 1t strikes US too, that the respec-
tive positions, as regards the Tariff ques-
ton, of the two great parties of the coun-
try are better defined this campaign
than ever before. Take for illustration
the action of the BIgler ratfcation meet
ing holden in this city last week. That
meeting, which can be viewed in no
other light than as the exponent of the
political principles Of Mr.. Buchanan and
Mr.. Bigler, passed, unanimously, res.
olution in favor of revenue tariff. The
entire principles of protection was aban-
doned. Not even Calhoun's doctrine
of "accidentar' protection was reeogni.
zed. The resolution is iree-trade
throughout. 1t constitutes the Bigler
platform--should Mr.. Buchanan be the
candidate of his party. for the Presiden-
cy, il will constitute his plattorm-eyen
though he should say of himself, as he
said Of Mr.. Polk, that the latter Twas as
good "A tariff man as Mr.. Clay" The
only tariff men in the South are Wings,
and appearances indicate that ere long,
the only tariff men in the North will be
those who possess Wing principles or
act with the Wings. 1t is in vain,
therefore, to hope torrelief save through
the instrumentali1y Of the Wing party,
which is still sound to the core on the
Tariff question. The other party may
hold out delu>ivc promises and induce
ments on this subject, but when it comes
to an actual revision of the law, from
the necessity Of their political position
they will be found where they uniform
ly have been since the enactment of the
Tariff of lS+6-hosie to protection to
American industrial interests in every
shape and form. 1t therefore behooves
all Wings who are interested in the
great American principle OF PROTECTION,
to do all that in them lies to secure the
succ' SIS OF Wing men and Wing meas
nrnS. - nNrnH.nl. In. s. VLlN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-12
MORE NEWS.

The 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, in Elk
ton.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, (Enoch Cronrh> his
entire stock Of Ladies', Misses, and children S
boots aud shoes. and has commenced manutar-
turing Ladies Shoes Of every description. He is
now prepared to accommodate all who may favor
him with call, with mems women's and chill
drens boots and shoes Of The best sor, at very low
prices. TIL OS. c. CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb. Goth AS.
n. b. Country produce taken in exchange for
boots and shoes. Wanted journcymen shoemak-
crS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-07-12
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