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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
L,OR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
TOR ALBANY-WINTER ARRANGE

u Oh ALDAN 7 W IN Ii n
l. MENT-Three Daily Lines Fare, VI So The ualns
leave City Hall Station corner TryOnTow ard Centrest
daily, Sundays excepted.) az follows:
let ftain at 7lS9 A. NJ. Mail Train stopping at all
Way Stations.
ID Trainat e Albany Express Train, stopping at
CrotoD FaH DONer Plains Hilsdale snd Chatham -Four
Corners arriving 40 r. H. ia time TO connect with Z~
Train from Albany West
Sd TrsiD SIS p. NJ. Albany Express Train stopping at
Crotop FsllA Dover Plains, MiileTt0n, Hilsdse and
Chatham Four Corners arriving 10 +. NJ, connecting At
Albany with TX rrese Tram for Buffalo =,
Returning will leave East Albany at A NJ fRPres
Train srryins In Ne,s.York l24j Y. NJ l15 A. M Man
,sin ,aklus MI etops and p NJ Expess Train arriving
In New-York ai5P NJ H. sbohi' ouPeii'Spoe"-
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
IL RIVER.--The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE Capt WIN. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE Capt
BENJAMIN BTay.on leave alternate days, SUNDAYS ex
oepttd from PeI No s. ~ r., near the Battery, at r DE-
Y6r Freight apply on board at the Office Pier No
Frcsht TO Boston is forwarded through with great dis
Iatch by an express freight train.
TISDALE & BORDEN. No 10 and III Vests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN Il NORTHERN
NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAIL

~
lNROAD-WlSrER ARRASGEMESr.-Deoembe Is, lSol.
TRANS out OF New-l and Srec al
at land NJ A. Nj. aud Z. NJ, through 10 New-Hsvsn
Atslo A. NJ and 6i T. NJ, f6I Port Chester,
The liz NJ runs In connection with train nom New
Haven to Hartford and Springfield and with tn over the
Canal Road
ExrNsss TRAINS al A. NJ sod 81 P, NJ for New. Hsvrc,
Hartford Springfield Worcester aud Boston Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads The NJ tain eonneS
New;hSyen with train OF the NewIondon Road. New
Z, NJ 20 New -LouSon only.
The A. NJ, stops at Stamford and Bridgeport, COO
nectiHe with Roasstonie aud Nsagatuek Railroad, at
Rr5g.pcat The s. NJ, stops Stamford, NOrsah and
Brdseport connecting with Danbary Railroad II Norvalk
and tn housAtonle and NsGsatue Railroads Brdseoo
Trains into New-I0Tk-Aecsnn,odaticn add Speciaias
81 ard SIS "A NJ, and z. M through from New X. ven
Ats N. saa S*s P NJ from Port Chester.
The sSo A. NJ recsVes passengers from SpYiugfe ard
Hartford Nc~london and CSnsl RairoadS al New. sveu
The receives pas~ugers from Hartford aud Sp-ns.
Exrssss TRAINS leave Nsw,Hsvee on arrival Of t~:as
om Bcstoa st n snd Ss r NJ (soppias al Bridge,ort
Norwslk s13 Stamford y leaving Boston AZ A M ani
p NJ. Trans Of the NewLonSon Road run 10 eounee-
See large bill Of advertisement a. the .Von.,
ri.eipal hotels GEO. W. WHISTLkR In Sn,t
New-Hsven. DeosEheE. lSss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winter

Il L Arrangement Trans leave ChambeTsst daily, tor
Express Train A. NJ. through in hours connecting
with Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock same
evening. - -, m.
Mail Train "a M--Thrcush Way Train p o.
Express Tram 5 p M-Accom,scda,ion Tralno NJ
For Tarrytown at I'M, and an Evening Tram NJ b
O'Clock. -, \. -.
For Pokeepsie at 1880 A. NJ. and r. M-For Peeksks
Mb30P NJ.
The Tauytowu, Peekskll and rokeePse Trains stop 81
all Way Stations a., ~,
SUNDAY TRAINS from Cauast at $50 AN. for Pough'
keepse and at Pm for Albany .topiag al All w ay s'a
hons chos Sihhhs Supeit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29

MORTALITY IN CoNGG Ess.-Severa
members Of this Congress-three Sena.
tors and four Representatives, and also
one head Of departm-nt-have died
since the commencement Of the first
session. Six were from the Eastern
States: Whitc0mb. Webster, Tpham,
RAn'oul, Thompson, Fowler, aad An.
drews, are of the number. Vermont
never before lost Senator IN Congress
who died at the capitol.
The Richmond Enquirer of Wednss~
day says:-The House of Delegates VS.
terday passed the S"nat. bill, charter
ing company for an airline rail road
from New York, through New Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland and the Eastern
Shore of Virginia, to Cape Charles.
whence by steam, ferry and rail road
there will be communication with Nor
folk, without breaking hdlk. The road
will be run So miles through Virginia. .
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29
Jan -, SO Gw
PUBLIC, SALE,

| NDER ami by virtue Of an Order olthc Or
Y plans Court OF Cecil county. the suhScrib-
er will SELL on the terms hereafter mentioned,
at the public house Of Mrs. r. Reynolds, in the
town Of Port Deposit, on
!Snturdny, February l2h, 1888,
at = o'clock p. NJ, all lha, loi OF land on which
there IS
STONE DWELLING HOUSE.
of which Mrs. Hannah Harding died seized and
possessed.
TERMS.-One half of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on the day of sale. and the
remainder in II months, with approved srcu-
rily and hearing interest from the day OF sale.
or the whole TO be paid in cash al the option OF
the purchaser
Said property is subject 10 ground rent OF
ten dullats per annun.
EDWIN WILMER, Admir-,
Jan % IS Of Hannah Harding, deed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29
CABINET WARE ROOM
IN PORT DEPOyJT

|
T'HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
L public and the people in this vicinity. TINT
I he h"s removed into his New Shop, opposite III.
bakery of Mr.. Philip Sauter, where he is prcna.
r.d to attend TO all orders in his line of business.
.faring learned the business in one of the
large cities, he has brought with him n II the nr,
of the trade, and i. prepared 10 max. IN. hes,
articles, as well as the cheapest; and ~ he doe.
his own work, and under but tight expense he
can Afford to sci! at lower price, than The cir-
shops. In short he can furnish every artIcl- in
his line, no matter how ''yiish or costly, or
Hheher it be of Rosrwuoh. Maho.any. Cherry
or common Pine. He will also make CotIin. Of
ali kieds a.d attend FUNERALS, whcprScr his
services may be req 1ired.
Per~oEs engaging furniture from him nm, re-
iy a!os lmsing it we'll made and Of good mate
rials.
C55'-cou1try produce taken in exchange for
work. MATTHEW CANTWElL.
Port Deposit, Jaa. J$t 1853.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29
ANDY JOD-.lG.AIN.

The correspondent ofthe Register and
Eramincr who furnished the article rel
alive to the "Ilcrmit al Vest Noting
ham," which We copied some weeks
ago, writes TO that paper again on the
subject, and refers to correspondent Of
TIE Whig who denied that Andy had
ever been "wick"d." After saying that
!e did not intend to misrepresent the
hermit he proceeds:
"My information was obtained from
a person who knew him forty years ago.
who informed me that he was surIy and
wicked to his sister Hannah. who went
to live with himas directed in mis- faith
ei's will-that he sent her away, and
that she was afraid to 90 back to the
house,-that he was considered dan
serous and wicked, by the neighbors in
somnch that his gun WIS taken from
him, and when he went to Daniel Jobs
to get his gun, they told him he was
wicked and should not have gun"
He was once taken into custody for hi.
depredaions on his neighbors property
/ at which tune he resisted the officers.
Such at least is the general uncontra-
dictrd report.
, But we are promised full history Of
this remarkable man in the Cecil Wing,
which when it comes out hope you
will re-pubIish.
The correct history of man, who in
the midst of friends and relatives, with
no small portion Of wealth at his com.
mand, should torego the pleasures of so.
cietv, to be immersed in a solitary how.
FL, in the lonesome woods, to shun his
fellow man for fifty years, would be a
truly interesting history.
! But fear much that which w ould
make that history interesting, mus: lay
forever in the shades ofoblvion.
Could we but view the operations OF
the mans mind, during those 80 long
years-could we contemplate its mean.
| behring's, as it brooded on the causes hat
/ led it to adopt the hermit's lite-could
we see the countenance brighten up as
the thoughts of ch'ldhood's happy hours
stole across the mind-or behold the
whitening glance that suggested the lone.
some tuture-or the fiery vengeance
that shot through those REDEEMED eyes,
as some object of burning hatred har.
rassed the soul-or the agonizing fea-
lures that contemplated blasted hopes,
and brilliant anlicipations OF jov in do
nestle lfr-could his biog:apher give
It's these the book would be an interest.
ing one. But these have been within
his
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29
Phil. Nil. and Butt. Rail Rad Line
5fRa s al

IN and after Monday, March LIST, 1859, the
UTrains between Phi!a,ll. and Baltimore will
run as follows:
Leave Phiaia, at lth and Market Sts., Tex
ccpt Sunday nj 81 M, stopping al way points,
arrive at Elkion, 10! Am.
Express Train leaves Phla. Except Sunday
at / !; p. NJ. arrive at Elkton - p. Nj.
Night Lin" leaves Phila. at lOt p. M. stoppiu g
at way points, arrive at Elkton I2s A. Nj.
Express Train leaves Baltimore except Sun-
dEy9 ats, 4. NJ. arrive at Elk,on 1Og \. NJ.
Ms,. Line leaves Bait. except Sunday at
Ia. VI. stopping al way points, arrive at Elk
ton T.; y. NJ.
Nignl Line lenve; Bait. at g. P. NJ. stoppins
nj way p"iHts. arlive:t.l Elkton = M.
e." lie Express Trains stop al Elkton.
BENZ. WELLS,
I,lkiGn. Feb % Agent.
&UTlCE-FRFSs.fI on GRAIN.
To Phh:ala. BnsheiS. TO Bait.
Whraa pr car load OF 2:,i at ! cts. at5 cfs.
Corn do do 21j 81 c. 3 cts.
Oats dS do 100 S c. 2Ict5
ClovrrSred per hushel, Gets. 8 cts.
Potatoes, do H.e,s or 20 per Dbl
EEE&. WELLS.
E!kion, MaIris, % Agent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29
writes. among other things, as follows:

"Let me inform yOn that among the humrr-
Gus Lierafi that figure IN this region Tor The
Cecil Wing, AN .aa only one that has declined
to ningie With thr trio OF writers here that as
snme the prcro2alive Of being Correspondents
of that paper.
What pity that the readers of The Wig
are deprived Of hearing from this one Of the
sh,erufi;" bu, mark the gist of the paragraph,
rea,irr;-among those who do "ligurc' for The
Wing he is the only one that doesn't "iisurc.'
Hear him again:
s.Somcline ago, Peter thought proper to be-
STOW on YOU some uncaled for remarks, By Civ
ing circulation TO report that you were about
TO commence paper here, and seemed cXclu,
siyely 10 Judge, that the undertaking would not
be encouraged. On this point, think he was
mistakcn.--l rccollrct when yon published two
pa pprs daring the Hnrfts0n campaign, the Madl-
sonian nj Bel-Air and the Rock here, the only
Wing p2per in The county. and the most respect
able aud hest paper even published in it, Ow-
ing to the delinquency Of some of lis stock
holders, in not paying up their ln>ia lncnls,
there was debt Of several hundred dollars due
on the materials. You endravorcd To remove
the concern 10 Elkion. but the requisite sum of
money TO purchase the office, could not BE- OBJ
tanned in Elkion, and you left that place and
confined your editorial duties to Hartford alone.
The Rock numbered 700 subscribers, Il greater
list than any paper ever had in the county be-
iurc.''
The sderir at cur elbow says Kca,incr wrote
that letter himself, but We ladc the imp begone
and make no such charge against the Major.
Certainly our friend X. printed the best paper
ever published in Cecil; as much so as he now !,
in his own and his correspondents opinion Ono
doubt,) prints the best one in the State of Mary
land. Tie Ro,k had 700 subscribers under the
Major, Ell! Then no doubt The Mltiisoniaa has
Il few thousands:--and SO mote il he.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wig.
Letter from near PerryvilIe.
INDEPENDENCE, Jan, 2

INDEPENDENCE, Jan, 81, '53.
Rcripul- .7nluscn!cnts--l dad Dogs ad Sheep
Dogs-tLr. K'ckens' BsH-Bridge Peiitions--
New Mill &c.
Mr.. EpIroR:-The extra meeting
winch has been in progress at Principle
NJ. l.. Church ha. closed; some twenty
protested conversion, and thirteen have
been added to the church.
During the holidays, and since, our
neighborhood has been the theatre 70
balls, at which all who wished had the
privilege Of stepping on the light fan
tastlc toe" We have also had railing
parties, and shooting matches where old
and yourg, married and single, had their
choice OF cards, dice or shooting;--fine
times for the young so get initiated IN
to those Chimes that have ruined thou
sands.
A number of mad dogs have been Kill
led in the nrighLorhood, and late slaugIl-
Ter amongst sheep, induce our farmers
10 wish success to Mr.. Ricketts, bill tan
ing keepers Of the canine tribe.
Petitions are being circulated and nu.
melously signed by youths from fifteen
up to men OF age and Judgment, praying
the Legislature for permission to bridge
the >usquehanna Il, PerryviIle. Would
il not be more proper for the company
to instruct their county and State can
vasstrs not to permit minors to sign their
petitions; or, if the company will not
take heed" may we not hope that the
Delegates from Cecil will not present
them AZ from their constituents; how
can they, when such is not the fact
Mrssrs. Webster end Valentine have
commenced the erection Of IA mill on
their property at iurIey Town, which
they expect will be ready for grinding
before the close of the approaching
spring. 1t is contemplated to run four
SITS OF burs, the machinery to be work
ed by steam, and by water from Mill
creek, conducted through race four
miles long. 1t is said that the fall is
about 10 feet above the level OF the
river, and as the property has fallen in
to the hands OF an enterprlslng firm, ii
IS thousht numerous Improvements will
be erected thereon.
Now Mr.. Editorials the season has
arrived when the many can enjoy the
pleasures OF self Improvement, | hope
you are receiving large accessions TO
your subscription list; and that not a far
mer will be found in Cecil who does
not take paper; for if he does he will
be Speaking like a book respecting the
latest improvements; and if h- does not
he throws himself liable in this age OF
improvement TO receive his passport to
the land OF poverty: and to see his fami-
Iva century behind the times. MARK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29
Tin Ware and Stove
.H.7NTF.7CTORY.

. THE subscribers have lately rcn@~ed from
l. Elkton, and have opened an csrab'i-hH.en, in
.WDDLEI'OWN, DELdH.iEE.
where they are anxious to serve the pu1.ttc and
their old friends wherever found, 10 all the bran.
chrS oiiheir business.
They sill keep on hand at low prices. Stores
OF patterns and sizes, for parlors. Offices. and
kitchens. and full assortment Ut Fin aa Sheet
Iron ware at the loxeSt prices. They will also
attend /"
ROOFI.NT -7.rD SPOEYI.iT.
which they will do in the best mauner and at
short notice. The public are respectable, n-
vited to give them call.
GRAHAM l. SGSCO.
Middletowu, Del, Maysu
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29


tended for the use of females only (sce par, 1870
bcing ofthc highest importance to married peu-
pie, or those contemplating marriage. By
WIN. YOUNG, NJ. d., Graduate Of the I'M.
verSty OF Pcnnsy lvanis> Member ui the ROYAL
College Of Surgeons. London; aa2 Il,norary
Member OF the Philadelphia Medical Society.
The various loIns OF Diseases, Weakness, Dis
eases OF the Prostrate Gland, impotency, aud all
the recipes given in plain language. Young
NJ len who have been unfortunate in contracting
disease, previous to placing yourselves under
the care of any doctor. no matter what hi, pre-
tensions may be, get copy Of this truly useful
work.
| Sea Captains and persons going 80 sen. should
possess DR.. iOnng's Treatise on Marriage, the
Pocket 1f.sculapius, or Every One His Own
! Physician.
Let no father he ashamed to presen, copy
Of the ISc ulapus to his Child. Ii NAV save
him from All early grave. Let no young ulan
or woman enter The into Secert obligations Of
| married life; without reading the pocket 'f.Scn-
laDius. Let no one suffering from lac knrI
cough, pain in the side, restless nights, nervous
feeling, and the whole train OF Dysprpic >cnSa-
ton, am. given up by their physician. h- an
other moment without consulln. the .Escu-
lapius. Have the married or those about ,n IN.
married any impeachment, read this truly useful
Book, as il has been the means of saving thou
sands o! unfortunate creatures from the very
jaws ofdrnih. Upward. of n MILLION copies
OF thus celebrated work has been sold in this
coualry and Europe since 1898, when the first
dition was issued.
C,3-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE
cents enclosed in u letter, will receive one copy
Of this book by mail; or five copies will be sent
for ono dollar. Address DR.. VIM. YOUNG, No,
1872 Spruce ST., Philadelphia, pos, paid.
Twenty years practice in the city of Phila-
dcfpha certainly entities DR.. Young To the con-
ldencc Of the afflicted, and he may be consulted
sn any of the diseases described in his different
puSlicaions, at his office, 1852 Spruce street,
every day between 9 and 3 O'Clock, SUNDAY S
eXcrpiet) and persons at any distance can con
suit Dr.. Young, by letter, post paid. June IL y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29
THE CECIL WIG,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p, c. RICKETTS,.

TERMs.--Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents iinot paid in advance
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
AnyruTIsrNG.-One dollar square Tar three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents square iot
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines Of
BREWER, or a space equal to that, make square
Fractions of square, counted as square
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu,
,ssly OF hy the yea, at moderate rates.
u%HandbllS and job Work ofall kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The Office of"lHE
Wnet-' Is in the centre ofthe town, next door
no B@et. Wallace's Dug Store.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29

THIS rs TO GIVE Notice. That the sub
criber OF Cecil county. has obtained tr,,n the
Orphans Court of said county. letters Of Admin
sstrallon on the personal estate OF
Ben amn Pearson.
late otsaid county deceased. AN persons hav.
Ing claims against The said deceased, are hereby
warned I" rxhihi, the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
18th day of November, 1873,
thcy may otherwise by law. be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted 10
SAID estate are requested to make immedint"
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of December. 1852.
MOSES X. PEARSON.
dec Is 6w Admir- G. "a.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29
90 reaoers ano Correspondents.

1--WE nave received number of commu-
nications This week, among them letter from
."Maude" and a poem by Ellc" Grey. All shall
tnave early attention.
r~A cerrespqate1t writ"s us that the letter
cfrom Salt Rrer," which we published in De-
cember was plagiarism. We discovered a
few days after we ,pr.r..d it lha, We had been
cheat ed, but were keeping still, hoping The
writer would offer something else. The arli-
Gle from which i, was taken appeared originally
in the Hartford Comm Courant.
Ir~Hcre are some clever lines by one of The
'Hhg's contributors; the caption implies con-
tIadic,lon, to reconcile which Is the attc,nr, ct
the poem:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

The SUBSCRIBER (not being engaged in any 9th
cg 9us'acs, has resumed the practice III Land
vcying. Conveyancng. sc, hcln. acquaint'
ed with the different 0W'l,ios OF soil in the
uc;ghhorhood. rrwonS wishing 10 buy or sci
Land would Ind il to their advantage to give
him q call, JETHRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Md.
'un. st 'S0--ti
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29
FARM E7Gss SALE.

NlTCATED in Cecil county. Md, containing
- about ~ Acres.
This farm lies within !. miles al the Phil. WI.
X balto. Railroad, 81 from Ehsnn, anl conyr-
nIrnt to the public real leading diom Elkton /"
Brick Meeting IIoase.
The quality oitse LAM i, saai anI sn>crr'~
able ct the highest improvement. The cleared
land is diyGr! into four fields, Of about 10 10
- acres each; ihcr'. is about 80 acres ufwuod-
land. some Of II heavy. One iciI Is in wheat
and two Others well set in clover fencing near
ly all new. and IN good repair. Lime anI Gu
an" act admirably.
The improvements consist of Il com"rtablr
log Dwelling, corn house, &c., and fine we'll
Of pure wafer nj the door.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29

And a calculating world without may
guess and suppose, but when the old
nan shall have passed to that home from
whence no traveller returns, not soul
"a contemplate the feelings of his life."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29
CLOTHING.

INHE subscriber would respectfully infirm his
l. friends and the public, that he las made ar
rangemrnts with large establish,nrn, in Phil
'deipha, to seh Ready Made Clothing on COM
:n'sslon, and is prepared to supply the wants If
the community with Conts. Pants, Vests, Shirts,
drawers, &C., al the lowest city cash prices.
Cal and see Inc al the old stand opmSi,r John.
sons Hotel. J.T. WELLS.
N q. All orders for customer work will re-.
cciTe prompt attention. IDrc lIu
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29

nOCTOR YOURSELF
D-PRNATELY, tor
- cents, by means OF the
POCKET .ESCULAPlES
or every one his own ply
slcians.-The thirly-siXlh
Edition, with one hundred
engavings, showing Dis
eases and MaliOrrnalions
OF the System. in every
shape and form: 10 which
is added n treatise on the
diseases nj Ecmsl.s IN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-29

A LADY SCULPTOR. Mrs. Harriet
Hosmer, of Boston. now at Rome, I'M
der the tuition OF Mr.. Gibson, has mod
elled already large bust Of Venus t.
Gibson's infinite amazemcnt and delight.
1t is said he takes all Rome to see it,
and says there is not a sculptor in Rome
who could do better, while there are
many that cannot approach II.