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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06

Persian Hair Dye.
THIS Dye is warranted according to directions
to change the hair from any other color, to beautiful
Auburn, ses5F ,a
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price, 80 cents per bottle. For sale byKBLLs g. cALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents, and by WIN. R. MCKEE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06

TEMrrn4NcE.lThe Grand Division Of The Sons
Of Temperance for the State of Ohio. met in
Springfield last week. The attendancewa large,
and addresses were delivered by 1essrs. Williams,
Jenkins. Edwards and Gen. Cay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06
Thomas H. Gihson

PLUMBER AND GAS Filter,
No. Union st, opposite C. HI BcTrzps Rope store.
PEGS leave to inform his friends and the public in gen
" eIal that ne continues to carry the plumbing
gas hitting In all Its various branches respectfully so
cts share OF publ patronage.
He has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes, com
mon and patent hydrants, cistern pumps bath boilers
water closets, wash basins cold water fountains
shower baths bath tubs lead and iron cirque boxes
cons matters Kettles retos Tor bleaching and all other
chemical apparatus, etc. Factories, etc fitted up with
dispatch. 'E7l5= =
candle burners, etc. r
Anorders left at the above place viii be thankfully re-
ceved and promptly att ended to.
B.-All orders from the country will meet with
prompt attent1on ap6-6md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06

list is the price of whole tickets and package
OF whoes Halves and quarter Tickets either sngy or b
the package, in proportion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06

HuaH MAXWELL, Esq, Collector.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06

n DOE. genuine st. Thomas Bayrunli for sale BY
II ap22 4. H LOGAN d co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01

Haines mill TO see a friend, and in a
short time returned to his comrade near
~ drowned, and related what bad oc.
Cured which was as follows, "when he
got by the dam he discovered turtle
fight between two large snappers and in
attempting 10 capture them they dragged
him INTO 10 feet water. These turtles
were as big round as barrel head and
would weigh at least 40 lbs. each, he
caught one by the leg and the other by
the tail and they proved too strong for
him and before he could think of any
thing else but turtle soup they had him
in the above position" this was no doubt
partly caused by the big swamp bein on
the road, and the big swamp was up, SC.
Respectfully, d. FLY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
60 licaocrs on0 Correspondents.

1--WE have a fine original poem on
our first page this week, and two letters
from correspondents one a deaf from
the Mountains, the other concerning the
things Of great city. We were for ccd
to rend the mountain leaf in twain
the other half will come next week.
ia Defence Of the Town Com
missloners" is, perhaps, Il little too sharp
for publication. The attacks on them
may we'll be borne by them: for beyond
question they are doing more for the
benefit of the town than any previous
Board within the recollection of "the
oldest inhabitant'-and they propose to
do yet more. Let us wait and see.
0-5~We have another letter from
Wheeling which came too late for this
week.
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NOTICE,

James Beatty, SIKH Judicial Circuit Of
~ Nlnryan |, iof Cecil couu-
jesse Buiirgton, ty. In Chnnrcry, ScptcIn-
ami others. Der 2p!h, 1888,
THE Object Of ini> anil is TO compel the dis
L covcry, and enforce ihrsp"r!ir performance
Of n certain contract IL writing, heretofore exc
cnted by and between the said complainant
lanes Beatty and his wife certain Ann
Beatty OF the ono part, and the Defendant. Jrs-
So Burlington. ofihC other Part tor The sale ni
certain premises in Cecil comfy,
The hin states tha' hcrrtoiorc the sail James
Beatty and Ann. his wife, entered inio an
agcrrm"ut in writing with Il certain Jesse Bull
inelun. new o. sad comfy, in an by which
the sail James Beatty AMI wife agreed to sell
and convey n certain Tract ni l.and in The coun-
t. aforesaid for and in cons cra,ion Of the sum
OF $3.50. To the said Jesse Butfn4roni and that
it was further agreed by and between the said
rartirs that one half Of the said purchase mon
e. was to BE- Paid 10 the said James Beatty, ana
the other hall thereof to the said Ann, lis wife;
1Lai ono half Of soil purchase II oncy, that is
to say, compamanls share thereof, a.
specified in said agreement was duly rad to
said complainant, bat that no ialt Of the rrin-
cipul OF the other hall thereof, which Is sail
agreement was to have been paid to sal! Ann
Beatty. hath ever been paid. nor hath said
Burlington, nor any person for him, ever PAID
nny rnrt Of the interest Thereon since the Ci!I
day Of Aprl ~ 49, although sai Burlington has
entered upon and taken possession Of sail
premises, which he doth still re tain. The gai
bill further states that the sOil agreement ia
writing hath been lost, and cannot nnw h.
found BY complainant, although he hath made
dih.crl search aud inquiry thcrci"r; and far
Their that the sal Ann Beatty, iicn being u
resident of the city Of Wilmington in the State
% Delaware. ON OF about the wear 1913. de-
narrd this lie interstate leaving an heir or hens
at law whose naMC ornamcs aud place OF places
of re silcrce are unknown to the complainant al
houah he hath made every possible" Nrri"n indis
cover theta; and thai the conf laiuaut Is u !vi>,I
that all the residue OF the sad purrha," none, ,
rc,nanin. due an unpaid, evolves upon the
said complainant, aS the surviving I'm, band Of
the said Ann Beatty, by reason Of he! dying in
tcsIale rs aforesaid
II is there upon adindgcd and urdcrcd that the
complainant, by causing copy 81 this order To
hcinscr"d IN ,ou.r newspaper published ut Elm =
ton. once 4 week iur one rIumih before HE 2Jlh
d"v of October neat, Give notice to the sal
Unknown heir or hcilS of the SAID Ann
| Beatty, OF The substance AMI Object OF this
bill aud warn him. her N them 10 appear in
this Cont IN person ~ tv solicitor on on before
The 18th day Of April 1891, 10 answer the
premises AMI shew cause. iianl they havr Why
Decree ought not 10 pass rs prayed
ALBERT CONSTABLE.
True copy. Test,
II. II. MITCHELL.
| Sep I'm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
SEPTEMBER cath. 1853.

t:Ttc Fire Poiafs''-itg PoiUicH md MeEary
geainS -.trn!srli:i ing Of parties the staple oj
lie phtce SOM rare specimens q nhjrc pro-
dac,iOAs -mis'Or.uAPS that WicAd literary
mcrH--he cause, &c.
Mn. EDITORIALS it is fashionable to address
directly to your self, cpiSlrs that are mainly
designed for the public, |, in following onl the
time honoie ed custom. w.!l do 80 also. You see
ny caption Is The Fave Points, which. iik"
many other places. has been inng IN rh~curty,
but is destined. by the Iurcn Of circumstances To
loom INTO view rs place Of con>i l." abb mute
in our county. The ~ hig WAS favored some
weeks back, by communication ro.a this
place, giving lucIi description II Il .ranI
roW gotten up by the ton al rh" ncITlhprhu"I.
l'ul though III" genius of thu place ie such.
that it might safely aspire to distinction in any
line OF acl!oa, yet, III" cnnulphaunu elements,
il may be Il the expression. wnich aye
destined To give tom to IN mari, it, clnSpiru-
business in the future. are not Tia" tolbi"s OF
aE"!y l.a~ urr bnt the STERLING qualities OF 1t
<1atu,r nni pniIic>.
There we're formerly, som" WhiuS in this
vicinity. but since the formation Of the new
district they har" all di.app AIRED, that W"
are Thoroughly aiMGArdfic Ih"r" las been Il
general iralcrnIz,u4 Of PARTIES Tor the sake Of
The county. We have any quantity Of
thr raw !nalrrja! here, out al which Ia manu-
tacturr politicians with ANY political feature
whatever. at th" shortest notice, an ut the
cheap rate Of Il 'i"vra.penny bit per dozen.
There is n remarkable ialuir in this branch
Of manufacturing. which, perhaps som" ct your
READERS are not acquainted with. Er'rr Kind
is ma |" from The same material, an tnr party
distinctions ar lines ar" drawn. vi agrihcr after
the goods have been orderrd by lh" proc,>s ni
co!0rjag. The wares are then distributed among
Customers as Il genuine "wUG!-dl cd article,
warranted nnl 10 Ia lie.
To give you faint idea Of the skill Of orr
manufacturers in this useful branch OF the arls,
! Will last mention that We have some boys
here who have not attained their ma iorlty: AMI
"" arc considered by lhcIr irirnls fully c"Inpr-
tint To fill any Office within the gift If the com
lni>Sluners'
We have quit" q crowd Of the literati, too.
here away; some fall Aolgrd ami Others Just
getting their prn-icathrrS. They wit" eX'"n-
svev for the press, principally On political al
fairs relating to the eighth district. and As the
eighth is thoroughly .'D,mokraic,' tacy pub
liNh invariably in '.DiInohralic" organs, anl
notwithstanding the most of those >ciorlIarIonS
from the fire OF genius, have the Vantage Of
the FncuAy they reach their desliuy, the hands
Of the devil, in such a sichiy state that they arc
placed in the iniirmaty. which is a rcccpiirle
beneath the Editors table, designed for the use
of still born episrleS and und"cipherablr MSS.
This fault is doubtless clargsable 10 til" irrcg-
nlar and unSais factory manner IN which the
mails are conducted under the new appoint
menls. WAYFARER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
TIE CECIL WING,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. G.. RICKETTS,.

TERMS. Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents ilnot paid in advance.
To clubs. in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADvERTIsING.-One dollar u square for three
W .eks inSerton twenty-five cents square for
each subsequent Insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal To that, make square.
Fractions of a square. counted as square.
A vertisements inserted quarterly, semi -annu-
ally on by the yea at moderate rates.
& Ian bills and lob Work ofall kinds done
neatly an at short notice. The office of"THE
WIG" is in the centre ofthc town, next door
TO Doct. Wallace's Dug Store.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01

N-Hcrc comes AR. Fly again: like
many other folks he acknow lodges to nc
errors on his part, and does not permit
us to disturb his photography or pune
tuation.
NEAR PaINcIP1o FURNACE, Sep 80.
Mr.. Editor:-Qute damper has
been put on the hopes Of the young card
players OF this section by the appearance,
IN their midst, of an "educated hog
that can beat them in their favorlte
game of old sledge, bluff, st.
1t can, now, be seen at Baylcvs, Per-
rvville, where he is attracting crowds.
He walks into the bar room and takes a
seat with the crest Of the gentlemen, "
and seems as much pleased at turning a
Jack as any of them.
The tarmrrs IN our Neck hav COM
menced sowing wheat. The quantity
snwn in this section is increacen yearly,
and if Gnana could be got, all that vast
region OF country north of us which use
to be called the Barrens would soon be-
come vast wheat field.
To CIV your readers a small idea of
the fertility Of this region will refer
them to a beet raised in the upper edge,
by Mr.. ST. Clair, and can be seen at
Battle Swamp. Horse Rldish grows
wild along Hollow Branch, and is used
by some in place Of Pickles.
Quite funny affair came off lately
which resembles the fight they had at
Capt. Rices, only Nose, and Cousin
Sally billiard wasent there. Two gem
tIemen took trip up country and when
near the Rising Sun one of them had
occasion to 60 across field near E.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
SELLING OFF.

NE + are now closing ont our entire stock of
w SprIng and SUMNER Goods al greatly re-
duccd prices, in order To make room tor our
Fall stock, and would invite the attention Of
onr friends to them. rs we arc determined Ia
close on, the entire stock without regard 10 our
iulner low prices. Ladies viii find il to their
advantage 10 call and examine DER stock Of
dress goods. consisting in part Of
Canton Grape ShawIt - 20 $3.50
Black watcred Sill, scllin. s., 40 worth - 90
Black Gro D'Rhinc l.3l 1G2
Black manlIia silk, 90 %
Rich style chameleon LIZ 137
do broCadc % so
Satin stripe and plaid harcec 81 TO Il t.
Fig'd harcacs, beautiful styles is to 81
Barcgc DclaIncs, I} to - 81
Good styles drlaiuo, :, 10, IL, Is. IS. 2J, 81
Lawn in good variety 4 10 IS
CaIicocs, einghnms, poplins, casmerrs para
mattns, plain aud striped alpaca; plaid and dnl-
ed SWISS. nconctS and cambrics, lace capcS. COL
lars, cuffs, fg'd Eobinrlt, lace, lace mills and
-lnyeS, xii, silk AMI lj>lc thread gloves; .ai-
tiers. shoes, Sc, and general assortment Of
trimmings. An ca,ly call is respectfully solic-
tied. HUGHES BROS,
Sep If North East.
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]. B. ash
HAS HIST RETURNED

From The City with beautiful an careful
Is selected assortment oi he
LATEST Styles CT FALL GOODS,
including Ladies' Dress Goods, names TOO icdI-
Gus moss 10 mention. GentlcmrnS Wear 80
L,tslics, Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves. Trimmings,
Carpets, SatInellS, FIanncls, OIL CI"lhs, Hats,
Gaps, Boots, Sho"., lIardware, Queens ware.
Groceries, Fish. &c. which he invites the pub
lie 20 call and rIlminc for lnelpsplvf; N" pains
shall BE- spared 10 SHOW them. J. Il. ASH.
Sept. q, 1873
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a WAE,ET hFRGlE FIRM
AT pRIyA TIE ALE.
IN .H4RYL.4.GD,

~ i - 80 - "-' 80 8" -
THE UNDERSIGNED being Remotely situated
/: from his h.rm III Kent county: Ma Wand +,
offers the ,afnc fOr sale. It he, nj the head
waters oi still Pond Greek, within miles Of
Chesteriown. the county scGt-wthin 5 miles
Of Still Pond X Roads. 4 thriving viIlase-and
within one laIlr and n hail Of n large and puh-
lie Cnanaty and Wharf. located on the HANKS Of
the said crrck. The Farm contains abuat
u.e sc-aS ccH,ap1
o>o ..-..,c...L;,n a..tl,, ,l ,h, h.1-
-, i ,,,, ,,,,,' .,,aL ,;,l.
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m oI ."S t''' t s' ~ I,ra n,c GrrborI
,.l.;,t ,;,i, bnn,l,,, .r,,i, of G,o iru;,.
(''' ,.n;oi,n,r,,nhor ~ ,h,,rr ,coc,
",'" "a"" ,.,,oe ",nnI;r', ~, Ln,r
pun" '''' rhs or i,r,,o
rs<eSrrA biz rnn,,,J in,r lI.In.. ,Ln ;ntr-
EA9 Isl r,n. orvli, i j., t,,d rrnair I'm,
.SS Ss III tho nx,nr;or has racan,Iv be,,n
A-rS<,ssSs,''o ronc.l md weather. bonrded /,
l,c ,bren rcotrs ,Lo,.n and tu., ,onn,s.o,I -
,r,r div cellar hrIo,, ct, - Therr is also
ot,nrheI ia ,hr hons. Il n.,y frame kitchen of
r,,v,ri,n. ci., ,,I r, ,lo ,ro,r;scs mr.. t,yo
Farm Long.s .,,,lr Lonsr and y st,hln with
several negro dwellings On rpmnrr n,r,, Of Tho
t,,,r
\ dliot,f, s,r;,r ,r ,r,,cr stands prar III.
house, he ei,n,,;on i. high, oirv md ltycl md
r,,,,,Ln,l g., a., L,al,lina.s W;,r;r ,no,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
AWFUL TRAGEny.-One Of the most

AWFUL TRAGEnY.-One Of the most
awful tragedies that ever happened in
this county, occurred at ''PlaindeaIing, ="
the residence Of y. K. LooCkcrman,
near Royal Oak. on Thursday night,
about 10 o'clock, which resulted IN the
death of John l.oockerman, aged about
II years. As near as we can ascertain,
the following are the circumstances: 1t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
I'D TFsg, LADIES.

WE have on hand 4 good assortment ofun-
W der sleeves, spenccrs. cults and collars.
Also, a fresh supply OF
SILK PLAID BERAGE.
BERAGE DE IAINS
MUSLIN DEBAGE.
OF various colors and qualities. We have, also,
superior assoItmrn, OF city made ladies Cal
tors, Of the latest style and best auality prices
from $ - to -. Please call aud examine on.
stock aud W" feel assured you viii be pleased
with our carefully selected assortment.
June Is \. j. SCOTT X BRO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01
JOHN S. KEWMARD,


No. Sc, .Nwket ST.; Wilmington, DEL
Eg7OULD call the attention ot lAc citizen:
w Of this county ana vicinity 10 his very
large and extensive variety Of
Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
Carpets, NnHings,
O,l CLOTHS. liindow Shades,
Siuir Rods, Drugg.t. SC.
Sik Fringes. Buttons,
Furs, Trimmings, Sc.
This store has recently been greatly enlarged
and improved. Its former depth was about 80
feet, it is now II feet; large sky light has
been erected an several more rooms added to
the establishment; thus making II one OF the
most roomy in the city.
The stock of goods is now larger than any
proceeding season; many have been purchased
for cash, and can be sold at Philadelphia and
Baltimore prices. AT this establishment per-
sons can procure many articles that oilen re-
qurc much time an trouble to iinl.
The stock OF silks, shawlS. bombazines, new
style pads, palaInellas, alpacas, de lanes,
ginehams, prints, de buge, madornas, cnnton
cloths, SC, is very extensive. Also, rich and
low quality mantilla vevets, velvet trimmings,
many new styles; silk Iringes and gimps, the
largest assortment in the state. Cloths, cassi-
mcres, sat lnetS, vestIngs, blankets hannels,
tickings, and domestic goods generally.
Merchants supplied good terms Orders
puncinally attended 10.
y. Is. Also, at this store can always be
found III season, the largest assortment OF NJ
PORTED AND DOMESTIC FURS, at city
prices, to be found in Wilmington.
JOHN S. KENNARD,
Oct1 nearly opposite Farmers Bank
TlSH.-A fresh supply Of Mackercl, Labra-
l. dor and Scotch Herring, for sale by
Aug J. B. ASH.
TJOuSLIN DE BAIGES, all wool, opened
III this week at VIM. TORBERT.
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500 REV Aassp.

RROkE hII..--Five prisoners escaped irnwt
ID the CIklon jail on Thursday night, S"prcm-
Der 2k,, amriys'Joseph Richni dson, John Carr.
Simon Spraaue, BIZ Dick and John Thona,;
all in 10: criminal offences. Carr was heavily
Ironcd. They were assi>ic" by persons from
the outside fthc Jail. Will glue 81 piece
.or Information whi2h will lead to ihcir recov-
cry, and for information which will lead TO the
conviction Of any one who hrlpel them 10 ~
cape will give $50. JOHN JANNEY,
Sep2i Shift Cecil county.
ITO NEY WANTED.-The UNDERSIGNED
III wishes TO borrow Nine Hundred or one
thousand Dollars. Tor which he will give n mort
gage on n farm worth So 900. Apply to the
subscriber midway between Chesapeake City
aud EIkron. WIN. T. MEETEER.
Sept q 4w'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01

QUEEN ANNE's County. The demo-
Gratis of this county have nominated the
following ticket; For the Senate, Madi-
son Brown. House of Delegates, DR..
W. Finley and VIM. |. Starkey. Sheriff,
Theodore Larrimore. Commissioners,
William Temple, John B. Thomas and
VIM. Tanner.
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H'sEss.EG ShE.E2
OF PERSONAL PROPER ~.

FHNIfE subscriber will sell at Public Sale, on
h TUESDAY, the 18th OF October, (ir tnIl,
il not the next fair day,) on The premises, two
rifles below North East, the following ptopcr-
ty: 3 head Of work horses, one fine hoodrd
mare with ioal; colt coming two years oil, 3
head Of young cattle, 3 mi!ch cows, 10 shoats,
Berkshire breed; plonghs. harrGwS, fan, corn
heller, light family wagon, two horse wagon,
horse cart, &C. Also, beds AMI hrdsirads, ma
ho9any bureaus and side boards, windsor chairs,
and other articles no. enumerated.
Sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock \. NJ, when
terms will be made known by
Sep pits VINCENT HAMMOND.
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sTEE-s s&E.E OF LAND.

Bohcmin Manor, CccH Co., .Nn,y1aud.
DY virtu" al Decree ofihe Honorable Albert
ID Constable, Judge OF the Circui, Court tor
Cecil county, IN Ctanccry, the Undersigned as
Trustee, will sell at Public Sale on
SotuFday, the 18Th Of October, nert,
all that tract or pnrcel cl land situate on Bohc-
min Manor, Cecil county, Maryland, whereof
George S. Bryan died seized, containing
1853 Acres Of Hand,
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GJ~We understand that there will be
a reduction in the charge Of admission
to the Crystal Palace. The charge
hereafter on Saturdays will be twenty
five cents. in order to give the laboring
classes a chance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01

SERENADE TO CAPTAIN lNGRARAM.-
a letter in the Newark Advertiser, dated
Genoa, September 2, says:-
Capt. lngraham, Of the sloop of war
St. Louis now at Spezia, was serenadcd
few nights since, by large company
of Italians IN boats, and received a com
plimentary address from them IN com :
memoration of his conduct at Smyrna.
The affair excited the attention Of the
foreign consuls here, and the local po-
lice deemed it prudent to warn the par
ties to abstain in future from such DEM
onstrations."
The CLAY MONUMENT IN Missouri.
The Clay Monument Association of
Missouri have 60 lrcted $4,000 to
build Monument in favor OF Mr.. Clay.
1t is proposed to build it entirely OF
Missouri granite, said to exist on the
Iron Mountain Railroad; so that the
Pacific Railroad must be completed be-
fore "A beginning is made. Two plans
of a monument were offered to the AS
ISOLATION by st. Louis artists. An invi-
tatlon will be presented soon to the
Hon. Edward Bates 10 address the pub
lie on this subject, at some meeting to
be appointed.
H. The Grand Lodge of Free Masons
Of New York, has made donation of
y DO0 fan th., ,;rly % No, n,J,,,e
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NEW FALL GOODS.

A. }. SCOTT BRO. have just returned
From the city with a fresh supply OF new Goods
suitable for the season, consisting in part OF
ladies dress goods. cloths and cas;meres and Il
large supply Of READY MADE CLOTHING,
I'LL of which the public are invited TO examine.
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Fer The Cecil IThig.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE

Temperance Meeting Mt .NichIc's Woods
Agrerably to previous notice, Octo-
raro Division held mass meeting in
favor of law to prohibit the manufac-
turr and sale OF intoxicating liquors as
beverage. The meeting was called to
order by elrcring Rev. VIM, p. Boyer,
President, and John T. Richards, Sec
rotary. After the meeting was organ
iz"d George T. Adams, q. W. p, was
introduced TO the audience, who for the
space Of an hour and d half engaged the
attention OF Che assembly on the bless
ings (srciaI, moral and political,) that
are certain to follow the passage of a
'.prohibatory law" by the Legislature
of Md. His remarks ELECTED marked
attention. After dinner the Rev. p.
Coombe mounted the stand, and until a
late hour in the evening continued 10
enchant the audience with arguments
the most clear and conclusive, in favor
ofprohbiii ou. After Mr.. Coomhe clos
d'Els remarks, the following preamble
and resolutions were offered, (and with
INV tNCV ljiii'!l VI oIt' tiSSFHlillS NoICf 10
TN" first rvSolut!On,) UNANIMOUSLY adopt
ed.
10 uur E.llnus ci,;ynne throurhou, ,ba
,.,,,,r,iI ,.t,
VIZ '"''t S""'I'' ''le iolio"-
ing inContraiahle facts:
LIST ! hat lntempcrancr is universally
rrcCrui2ri rs vice: d,.rra,lintr in it,
s,lc ,i,,,,..r.,l l.. .;,,,, T., .,c;,,y l,,.;,..,
> y
VI ''''' H''' ''"t'' productive o'llN OF
tNiI 10 the INDIVIDUAL, the 1ainIly, and
State.
md That the sal. of intovica,;rr
- .
"'''"' "''''' - : 'S'"'' w ""i'' ''o'' IL VIZ
"cca ION OF '!'!' Wac spread 'Nll.
Bird. hat the cliIZtuS OF tins State,
have wear after wear, not only be scores
.,,,d hmr,Ir..l. I'm, ID, ,I,..,,.,,I .,
- ''''"' ~ ,''''''
"'"'SN VIZ" 'ic ~ 3 'S'd'uI', d'd Pc
tlon'd Tor relief.
4th. ! hat the evil has not only not
been currd hrt has ac,ualiv increased
~ 80 "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01

TUNNELS. 1t Is said there are nearly
three hundred tunnels in the world; Of
France has ftly-slx; England one hun
dred and twenty-eigth; Germany ten:
the United States siXty-seven. The
longest tunnel is between seven and
eight miles in length.