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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01
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Our Correspondence.
Correspondence of The Cecil Wig.
BATTLE SWAMP, Aug. %, '55.
Church Dcdicat,on-Ncu Church-Tcmprr-

BATTLE SWAMP, Aug. %, '55.
Church Dedicat'on-Ncw Chureh-Tcmprr-
Gacc 1ieetmg--"f Candte Henl'-Ihe
CropS-Rock Springs, &c.
l., Mr.. EDITOR The new Methodist Episco-
I pal church in the village of Rising Sun will
he dedicated on Sunday the 23rl of Scptrm-
Der, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. En- n mt DivincS
arc invited To he present. and very large
congregation may he expected.
|, The Methodist Protcs.ants are building a
fine church at the junction of the New Val
'lcy Road, where it int. rsccts the road lead
ing from Battle Swamp to Rowlandsvillc.-
The locality Is more commonly known as
'.Cooley's Point"
The grand Temperance Mass Meeting to
be held in Ilanncrsmith's woods on Satur-
day the Sth of September. will be a large
gathering. Fine "spoutins" may be cx-
pecttd. Come one . come all !" and hear
the liquor inbil'crS dashed from their lair
"JoaeS' will be there to take notes
MIR. Editor knowing that you and your
numerous readers likes rich item occasional
ly II relate one Several young blools hav-
ing constantly annoyed gcntlcmanly pro-
plictor by their nightly visits, Ito sec some
Young ladcs,) and his rest being disturbed
by their ''smal hour sittings." he met them
accidently at the otiie ola friend and jocu
larly rcmarking that if they persisted in re-
|1naining at his domicil till such late hour,
|\thcy must provide their own lights, or "court-
ing candles" The next day one of the trio
called at the gcntlenan's off C. with a small
package neatly ''donc mp, and laid it on The
desk and walked off The proprietor picked
1t up and upon examination found written on
it. j lbs of Counting Candles" The gent
fwas WroHy Of course. The ladies still retain
the package as mcmcnto of things that
were.
Our farmers arc bu>ily engaged in blowing
for wheat: corn never looked finer; buck.
wheat ditto; potatoes a large crop.
Several of our citizens, among them
Shanghai, Jr," have returned from the
springs, Rock Sprlncs); these waters, It's
sald. possess all the medicinal qualities ne
Necessary to restore those subject to FACILITATING
diseases. Oar friend IS. Jr' has been ma
tcllaly benefited thereby, and recommends
all who are afflicted To try these all healing
waters. If 1t was not "foo Mic' in the sea
son, would pay them visit, las an cx-
ncrlmcntalist only and give yon sketch
thereof. JOINS"
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"LIBEEAMrY OF PnYsIcIAHs.--It has al
ways been said that physicians would dispa
rage any remedy, however valuable, which
they did not origiatc themselves. This has
been disprovcn by their liberal course to-
wards DIR. j. G. AYERS preparations. They
have adopted them into general use in their
practice, which shows willingness to coun-
tcnancc articles that have intrinsic merits
Which deserve their attention. This does
the learned profession great credit, and eff
fectually contradcls the prevalent erroneous
notion that their opposition to proprietary
remedies is based in their interest to discard
them. We have always had confidence in
the motives of our medical men, and are glad
to find it sustained by the liberal welcome
they accord to such remedies as 7,,er's Cher
ry Pec'orai and CaiharHc Pits, even though
they are not ordered II the books, but are
made known to the people through the news
papcrs.-Nep Orleans Delta.
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STRANGE, Is Mt In why are the Elkton
locotioro office hunters and Office holders so
anxious to get the names of voters to their
pledges and clubs! They affect to look with
contempt on the Wings as a dead party and,
upon the American party as set Of grace
less scamps not worth the minding and yet
we find them at one time binding men by
"solclnn affirmation" and then, when they
found that course likely to give them a
rough road to travel getting up a meet
ing on Tuesday night to get signatures to a
club. WHAT'S in the wind! What bugaboo
rights them! Evidently they snuff danger
in the breeze. All! the people of the dis
ticts-thc outside countrymcn and villagers
they forcscc are not to be ridden as asses any
longer for the benefit of Turks Island beg.
CARS or Railroad (S3,00OOO) compromiscrs.
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GORE pondcnc2 of the Gel WhigD


CHEsrERTowN, Aug. 81 SO
EDITOR OF Tue CEcn. WHIG:-I have
noticed an article going the rounds of the pres;
taken from the Cecil Democrat, under the
caption of "Siem IL K"d Couaty'' which
pnrports to have been written by prominent
Democrat of this county, which saws that
''thc indonitablc Democracy of Kent are
array,d against the So called American party
with all their accustomed strength of arg,
mcnt ard iirmn,sS Of urposc; whilst the
Clay Wings are ready waiting ana willing.
al moments warning, to corporate hand
INLAND, with them in order to overthrow
the American party.
This is certainly piece Of news for us, and
had it appeared IN any other paper than The
Cecil Democrat, might have caused some
uncaSncsS on the part Of the Know Nothings
but knowing the character of that sheet and
its or espondtnis, it will fail Of its desired
effect, and the Know Nothings will still
pursue the even terror of their way" fear.
less of being ovcrthrown by petty clique of
of spoils-seckcis, yr,e., Democrats, but con-
tident of trumphantly rolling up a handsome
majority for the American ticket, and send
ing this mdomiiabtct!) clique bowling back to
their homes slnar,ing under more than their
accustomed defeat. But to the proof of the as
scrtion, that the Democrats are arraycd
against the American party. On the 18th Of
July last this same indcmitaLle Democratic
party publicly assembled in the Court House
in Chestcrtown, and Notwithstanding every
effort had been taken to drum up the faith
full" not not more then hirty struiyho /.
could he counted in that assembly. If this
is the in'lomilable Democracy which is going
to overthrow the American party, we are
forced to conclude that the voters of Kent
have decreased very rapidly since the last
election. In regard to the Clay Whcs
have not heard of half dozen who will unite
with the Democrats and can not believe that
the friends of Gallant Old Harry" will ever
be found cooperating hand-in,ha hand with the
men who not only lied away the life of the
wing party, but also that of the gallant
Clay. 1t is true that a few Democrats have
set themselves up against the American par
ty, and are induStriously engaged in circulat-
ing every SANDER that their malignant hearts
can conceive of in order to prejudice the un-
itiate'l against Amcricanism, that they them
selves may feed at the public crib. But use
less is their efforts. for the handwriting has
already appeared upon the wall and .'thcil
| days are numbered"
knowing that short communications are
always more acceptable than lengthy ones
| will bring this to a close, by subscribing
myself. Yours truly,
ON KENT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01

TIE LOCoFOCo MEETING OF TUESDAY
NnHT.-So little notoricty has been gained
by this demonstration of the oath-bound loco
focos Of the Third District, (Which was an
nounced under very big grm to take place
in front of the Court House, if the weather
was lavorablc,) that we find it difficult to
'smakc note on it,
A prettrcr evening never gladdcncd our
cline the weather was there but the people
rercnt, and so we looked and listened in
vain for the 'big gun" mass meeting to con-
gregatc before the Court House, albeit every
Democrat was conirr,d to "bc at his post. /"
\ meeting was held however, in room in
the tavern mar by, and speech was deliver
ed by j. r. Rowan, Esq, a young lawyer of
the town-his maiden speech, we hear said
very well and very earnestly delivered.
From those who heard it We understand
that Mr.. RS speech was a mere dcnunciation
Of the American party-lhc style being con-
tcmptuous and snccring when speaking Of
that party, and very courteous indeed when
allusion was made to foreigners. 1t is COM
planned that for n lawyer he did not stick
quite close enough TO the record: bis pcrtina-
cious drowning of Hcrod in the Red Sea when
in pursuit of the children Of Israel is, of
course. fairly attributable to lapSts lnenG,
but his charging that Mr.. Seward was elect
cd by the Know Nothngs with view of
fixing Abolitionism on that partly will hard
" be excused on the same score, any more
than will his assertion that there was no
prominent man IN that party except Mr..
Crittenden Of Kentucky, when it is remem-
bcrcd that of Democrats we find advocating
it Gen Sam. Houston of Texas; A. J. Dom
aldson of the Hermitage, and Hon. II. S.
Footc, not to mention Hon. Mr.. Clemens and
Hon. Scion Borland, late Democratic U. S.
Senator's; or of Wings such men as Kenneth
Raynor and John Bell. (And, by the way,
how can young man in his maiden speech,
fix the charge of Aboltionism on the Amcri.
can Party, when such men as we have named
above-all from the South--arc its supporters
and advocates 1t is rather too tough dose
for old folks to swallow But we let the
Know Nothngs alone to defend themselves
against the Rowan-up they got on the occa-
sion.
At the close of the meeting, VIC learn, that
the very facctious Editor Of The Democrat
invited the wings, whose curiosity had called
them to the meeting to walk up and give
their names to the Democratic club. OF
course they all went up--in horn How
could they help it when requested by that
amiablc little Editor who always spoke so
areH Of their party, who was so wd1m tricnd
Of Mr.. Cloy, who never abused the wings
with all manner Of r,lumous nunacs:-how
could wings resist
If the little Editor, grown so wonelrous
kind, did not then take the hint, he will soon
learn that the wings of Cecil county have
better uses for their names than giving them
in to locofoco clubs at the hypocritical invita-
tion of those who have denounced them as
enemies Of their country and their cherished
leaders as traitors to the land.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01

NEW CorNTEnFEIT.-N1r. HRS, the CASH
Ter of the Farmers Bank of Delaware, cautions
the public against new and well executed
counterfeit note just issued on that bank the
first one made its appearance at the Bank on
the 18th inst. As the notes of this Bank are
very current in Cecil county, our citizens
should be on the look out lie says they are
numbered, las far MS have sccn) from 200
to 1898, bear date March ], 1855 payable to
&. &. Torbcrt, and are of the Denomination
of Two dollars, singn'd r. II. Hicks Cashier
ID. &. Wilson President. They can be easily
detected from the fact that we have issued no
Notes, bearing date March |, 1855 payable
to q. {. Torhert They are, however. a dam
gcrous counterfeit, and well calculated ode
ccivc.
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EREIGHTING.

TO IND FROM EdLTLIORE.
THE new, tight and substantial ri
K fast sailing Schooner JAS. IGLE- M n
HART, Copi Lambert G. Ford, will WNT \
run regularly from the wharf s ~ Il.
Elk Landing. leaving on Tuesday Of every
week AT II O'Clock NJ.
Frcigltcrs may rely upon having their
business attended to carefully and with des-
patch, and at reasonable rates.
Apply on board to
LAMRFRT q. FORD,
Or to JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Feb 81 If Elkton
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EsCvEf.'gS! aEsbNNss'GS!!

fTrs. 3. EHngi having on hand large
Inland well select. Fsortmrnt OF SPRI Nc
and ~ MINER %LLINERY, is lrSir-
3 S3"nS "t closing her stock Of goods for the
FSS, season. Persons wishing any thing in
her line 81 business will d" well to give her
a call "S she is certain she cannot full to
Please hrrl, hnt in iUA!ity and price. They
NJ lGN Always Oh hand a lot Of Fancy Bon
nets, Straw B"mcts, lined and trimmed. from
500, upwards. Chlldrcn's iats and ladys'
hats trimmed at all prices. to SHIT the times.
Very thankful to the public for the pat
ronagc they have bestowed upon her, she
wishes hy her great desire to please, II con-
tnuancc OF thc same.
". B. Persons bringing the Cash with them
will be certain not to leave her blislmcnt
without being perfectly satisfied with their
bargains. Gan Apprentice wanted i'm
mediately. June 80, 80.
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CrR1ors CCsroMs.-Among the Chinese.
no relics are more valued than boots which
have been worn b. an upright magistrate
In DAVIS China, We are Informed that when
ever Judge of unnSal integrity resigns his
situation the people all congrcgatc to do him
honor If he leaves the city where he has
presided, the crowd accompany him from the
residence to the gates, where his boots arc
drawn oil with great ceremony, to be preserv-
cd in the hall of.justice. Their place is sup
piled by new pair, which, in their turn, are
drawn off to make room for others. it being
considered sufficient to conScclate them that
he should merely draw them on.
Remarkable as it may appear, a similar
custom prevails among us. Here, however
we seem to care little whether the course Of
the judicial officer has been upright or cqui-
vocal and yct-judgns from the evidences
around us-thcrc are numbers, who, though
they would not give a fig fora ftmctionarv S )
boots, are, quite eager to stand in his shoes
-B0lt., Patriot.
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Cure Your Cough,
~ TIRE Use OF
Ritter's Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cher.

RY, And WOOD NiPUIU.f.
A SLlG IT COLD accidentally acquired. through
Alnegicc' or mp'oHcr treatment. may result in
thrt worst Of al diseases consumption. therefore be
alviscdin time. and procure at once Il bottle of
this valuable preparation. 1t is pleasant to the
ste. and HIS marco ic in its composition, and
can be taken by all vi h perfect safety.
The wide sp:caI rcput ton which this prepare,
ton has olt incl rs n cough medicine is n sure
e srlntcc of its crulncsS in all diseases of the
throat and lungs. and all who use it will he certain
to obtain relief For sale by all Sorckerp"rs in
this nnl adjoining countless and wholesale by the
proprico-. 1. l.. RITTER.
Mar. 3 IN. No I South Front St. Phila
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BALTIMORE CENTRAL RAlLRoAD.-Thc
kcnnctt Square Free Press says:-About six
weeks ago a capitalist of well established
reputation. and intimately acquainted with
the resources of the country on the line of the
Railroad offered to lease the road for the term
of ten years and pay seven per cent. per an
to the stockholders. lie offered to receive the
road on its completion to the State Line, to
furnish all the locomotives and cars requisite.
and pay all expenses of operating and main
tanning the Road and the interest upon it's
debt--if ANY; the locomotives and cars to be
forfeited to the Company in the event Of the
non payment of the annual dividcnt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01

----------------Swcc Babe:
\ lovely flower just opening into bloom;
Too bright and heavenly for this VOLTS dark
( DOM;
Was puck Il b. angel hands and horne away
/" shed its sweetness i'll II world If day.
At the residence Of her grandfather, IIar-
ford county, Md. on the Eth ult NELLIE
W., daughter of John b. and Mary l.. IarIail,
III the lhld year OF her age.
On W cdncSday last at Lords Factory,
HOWARD, son Of Mr.. Thomas ". Seth, aged
Is years.
On Wednesday last at the re sdencc of her
brother, David VI. Taylor, Esq, Miss -lMELi>
JANE TAYLOR.
TN Friday, 18th Of August, at the resi-
dcnce of her father on bohemia Manor, Mawy
NowLASp, aged u months, only dtu ahcr Of
William and Mary purdy.
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Che 4flnr!scts.

Wheat has been selling in Elkton tins
week at s .G2ll; Corn at So cents: Oats at 80
cents: these may be taken as the prices Of
yesterday.
in Baltimore on Thursday the miccS Of
Wheat ranged from lGn to ! 80 fer good lo
prime rods: and frcm 80 10 | GO for o,di-
nary qu'litics white Corn brought IS to ~
cents, and yellow 30 to ~ cen Is; Oats Is TO
rs cents, Flour sold at SS37.
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considerations will devote themselves to adj
vance the interests of all classes; with such
a ticket-a ticket comprising the better ele-
mcnts Of all parties the great codifer the
Judge cNpectantithc little cxpoundrr and the
whole gang of open mouth,d Office seekers
they have fawnng upon them and doing their
dirty work, will he oI,cluaiiy doubled up
and laid on the shelf
This part of the county is moving in the
right direction and even j. r., the High
Priest Of M'Cull"ughism in tins district is
trembling in his shoes
INDEPENDENT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT aw-
ful accident occurred on the Camden and
Amboy Railroad on Wednesday afternoon,
by which some TWEEN ty-liye persons were
killed and about sixty 'lnlcd, many OF
them severely. Hughes B. yervis of this
county was instantly killed, and George H.,
Harlan seriously hurt his shoulder blade
and collar bone were broken and he was
otherwise severely injured. They were both
young men mllwiights by trade, belonging
near Cherry Ill., and were on their way to
work on a mill somewhere in New jersey
The body Of Jcrvis was brought on to Elkton
on Thursday night. Other particulars in
relation to Che accident will be found in an
other column.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01

NJ. Pr, H. all 4.
IT, o''",,; ,i y, ny at:nr y p','"f'
Sill h. "..' ,"on -. " ANA mo"
Al a,,.ai '', ,,h "m 's ~: az -.
C.'n ,.rnr ro.,,.i H. nI h, s,"t nor pam y
'''''' WY "'"'' "s"lh
Sleep on-thc cold and heavy haul
M rude sound of This stormy land
shall mar thv peaceful rr.t
Cmiyinr .u,ri;,,s round thrr .I,so
To count he YEAR Of thv rrrusr
a d'y Of the far Years will break
III whose bright morning thou shalt wake
And rise. to steep no more: -
No norr TO inu!irI in The rluom
And GOODNESS of the dc.oiate tomb
~" 81! ner'l.S ne acc y:
rye" ~ ira'' and whitening flower,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01

by the Union, Pennsylvania and such papers
as The Cecil Democrat, to fix on the native
born citizens of Louisville the stigma Of the
late election riot there, but the IL statements
belle history. The journal of that city pub
fishes large number of afl;davi,s some Of
them from Irish r oman Catholics. all of which
prove that the riot was commenced by shots
fired by foreigners upon american citizens
who were not molcsing them, and an cyami-
nation into its origin by Il committee Of the
Police, lately made, fixes the same fact.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01

TThc Daniel Webster which arrived at
New York, on the 9th from Nicaragua re-
ports that terrific hurricane visited the Mos
quite Coast on the night of the 18th causing
the total loss of the British sloop-of war
Wolverine on the Island st. Andrews.
Her cutter reached San Juan on the 10th
with dispatches to the steam tligatc B,zzard
for assistance, and the latter left Immediately
for the scene of the disaster.
1t is said that the Coast Survey Office has
received despatch that the steamer lIclzl
exploded her boiler near the capes of the
Chesapeake, killing the fireman and serious
" wo,,ndng the assistant engineer, William
Latimcr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01
NEW SHIP YARD,

M TUE subscriber having started a
/NA yard for hnilding and repairing
L"myM Boats and Vessels, of all sizes. at
81 $3.50 stt<- PORT HERMAN, hopes TO make
it an object for all having work in his line to
give him call. Being in good timber
county, with steam mill on the spot by
which much Of the work will he done. and
all his expenses being very light, he is
enabled to do work lower than it can be done
in the cities. Please give me trial.
June 9 3m JOHN BARNABY.
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u The Editorf The Democrat has "somc
curious revelations for the public eye, that
will form an interesting chapter in the politi-
cal history Of the times" We shall be glad
to see them. Can it Inc anything about that
consulship to Turks Island which a Jack
son Democrat says he bored for so hard and
did'M get? And then he is going "to pay
his respects to The Wing: that's kind in
him; we shall cnd,avor to be prompt in re-
turning all his civilitlcs; and with sentiments
OF the highest consideration (as ConSnls and
other great men say.) TO remain, &C., &c.
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New London Academy.

Ne~ London. Chester County, Pa.
TIME Winter Term of this Institution will
l. commence on Thursday, November LIST,
and continue u weeks
The course OF Instruction is very oompre-
hcnSivc and thorough, and every branch Of
study is under the care Of fully qualified
teachers. Special attention is'bc slowed on
the English branches. For further informa
ton address as above.
JAMES b. MCDOWELL.
Sep. I--Gw. Principar.