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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-09

VENpuE BlLLs.-Thc time for sales of
Stock, Household Goods, &C., preparatory to
changes of residence is approaching. We
are prepared to print handbills at The Wing
Office in good style at cheap rates.
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4 NovET. SLEIGH RIpE.-Mr. Price, of the
firm Of Price & Fisher, of this city, arrived
to-day from Green Bay in a novel turn out.
He drove the entire distance in light sleigh
drawn by single dog, averaging 30 miles
day. This turn out excited great deal of
curiosity in the streets this morning, which
GROWER Appeared to relish amazingly. show
ing very little evidence Of fatigue by reason
Of his long journey. .Ch,co, Jour-, Jan %.
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]. 4. DAVIS 4 CO,
(sECCESSORS TO WILMER \ DAVIS

(SECCESSORST TO WILMER \ DANIS,)
PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.
RESPECTFULLY inform their old friends
III and the public that although lately burnt
out by disastrous fire they are again ready
to wait upon them as formerly. Our Office
at present is in Winners Granite Building at
the head ofthe wharf, where we willbs found
until Il New Ware House is built.
We have on hand all kinds Of
GUANO, LUMB Ell,
Shingles, Lath, Salt: and Fish, &C.,
and continue to purchase GRAIN, giving the
Highest market price.
We are also Agents for the
FEACuBOTTOM SLATE QUARRIES,
aaah slate always on hand and for sale.
J. A. DAVIS 4 CO.
Aug. 2S--6m.
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AUCTIONEILRING!

EIyIIE subscriber would inform his friends
Il and the public generally that he will sell
as Auctionecr all kinds ofpropery. personal
and real, and from the practice he has had
fstters himself he can give satisfaction
These having stes will confer a favor by
giving him call, near UNION MEETING
HOUSE, or address by letter, South Mil
ford, Cecil county, Md. Charges moderate.
WILLIAM W. MOORE.
Jan lT-3ts
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REMOVAL.

The office of The Cecil Wing has been re-
moved to North Street between the Court
House and Jail, where we are prepared to do
Handbills, and other job Printing.
0JTrhc Wing has Il far larger circulation
than any other paper ever had in the county,
and is a good medium for advertisements.
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A PRESENT FOR AFRlcA.-A lady of Hart
ford. Conn. has procured q handsome COM
munion service of silver for the use of Bishop
Paine, who is at the head Of the mission of
the Protestant Episcopal church III Africa.
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tCorrcspon lcn.e of The Cecil Whig.1
NEAR CuErpy UII lam 81 "

NEAR CHERRY Hull Jan, n, sc.
Mr.. EDITOR: Your core >pond, ut Little
Ell" has made some rather unkind illusions
to my former communication. The doctrine
is singular enough; that if an article is dated
at a particular place the author is speaking
and thinking for the inhabitants can ex-
plain, if necessary all about the dating of that
letter 1t is quite usual to sign letter at
the nearest post town, though not written IN
it. Against the article itself he has said
no;hirg-hc knew its doctrine to he ortho-
,lox. Was il possible then that one profess
ing so much concern for good order should
wish to give laid aud comort' to the Ium
scllcror his friends If so. he has been sue
t,sscUl, for they have clucArd and hiccuppcd
over his remarks, and he may he immortal
izcd like the merry little god BacchuS, by
having his likeness blown in glass, and beau,
tililly represented on pint TASKS. Or does
he wish to monnpnlize the writing speaking
and thinking Of the whole village as hin,cd
at il his proclamation ito all whom it may
concern!" This would he an arluous duty
am graycly charged with "att, mpting to
saddle st me ono, perhaps he mayor, or did
your coed correspondent think was trying
to put the "Saddlr" on him and he must
turn around and rcproye ne! ALIENS.
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ttlarric0.

WcDoSNELL-lfoGAN.-By Rev. Robert
l.. Goldshorongh, in Trinity church, on the
9Th inst, PArRlCK MCDONNELL and MARGA-
RET, daughter of VIM. Hogan.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has for sale about 600
l. FATIlOMS OF SEINE. lie will sell
the whole, or lots to suit purchasers. Also,
a Winter Seine 30 iathoms long, with corks,
lines, &c, complete. Apply to
JOHN b. COALE,
1Tavre de Grace, Feb 9--4w'.
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Capitalists and Business Men,
PUBLIC SALE OF BUILDING LOTS

h'f11I VI DCIEDIINU LU1 M
TIE RISING Sun YILLAGE.-Th.
4 subscriber will offer at Public Sale on
nMnrany. ne End day Of March, neri, 10 or Is
-, iLDiN " LOTS, along the line of the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad.
These lots are more favor,bIy Iocntc,, thar
any others in the village; being Convenient
10 the site OF the Depot on said road; which,
ohcrs rare Inducements to capitalists.
Sale TO commence at | O'Clock ON the
promises. Terms at sale. JOHN KIRK.
Rising Sun, Feb. o, '55-3t.
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Y ID n ID u r..
PUBLIC SALE

TUBLIC SAIE.
VIE subscriber will offer at Pubic Sale, at
Il his residence, near Caleb Kinks Mill. ON
4h"rsaap, the 2Sih Instant, the following pro-
Eal.-z---,.> Iefty: 2 Horses, a
YAsA ! Brood Mare, CT11
GIN Colt, rising syear ! 1
rSs.SsS.sso 'a' Cows, one cyh2nsLZ
yoke OF young Oxen, young Cattle, Sows
and Pigs. Wagon and Harness, Plows. Har-
rows Cnltivators, Horse Rake; Hay by the
ron. and variety of articles not mentioned
" Sale at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. rn said day,
Feb 0, '56-3w.
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AT PUBLIC SALE.
WILL be sold ut Elkton, at the Toward
w House, on TUESDAY, the 11th of
March, NJ o'clock, that eligible Farm, lying
half n mile north OF Elkton, adjoining Henry
II. Gilpin and bounded ON the west side by
the Plank Road, containin. about
I7O Acres,
about 40 acres Of which is in WOOD.
Inc improvements are
FRAME DWELLING, Barn,
stable nc. 1t is divided into G:!:R
q fields is well situated for a .EEI1 Ass9
Dairy Farm, being well watcred k-sssRassx1EED
by several springs; and convenient to Balti-
more and Philadelphia by railroad, trains
passing sew sral times Il day
The terms liberal; and the property, may
be divided if purchasers desire it,
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
fco. y, ,oo-ts. Elkton, Md.
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1000 TOYS No.
SUPER-pHOSPHATE OF LIME

DSI LII lIUhI H. Il VI LII VEL.
nEbIRHS original and genuine warranted of
- superior quality. the chcapeat manure in tho
word Farmers an | dealers supplied at low rates
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER.
5000 barrels Extra Quality Land Plaster SO,
iectel for its tertilizing quality. 10000 bushes
of same in bulk.
10000 barrels best quality Ordinary Land plas-
ser cqIal to the BEST USUALLY SOLD. at tho
low price of 20 cents per bushcl or 81 10 Der bar
rel with deduction for large lots. % OOO lush
els OF me in bulk. 900 barrels Cal,incd pla,.
ter; l.ool barrels Casting Plaster; 500 barrels of
Dentist Plaster 1000 barrels of Hydraulic Cement:
900 barrels of True Roman Cement
Peruvian GuanO.
This article we OFF, in confidence to our cu..
temc's as equal to any imported. and far superior
to most in the market. 10000 bags of this superior
Hunno. for sale Mt the lowest market ratcs Also.
l ~, nEEiIE MEXICAN GuANO, GROUND
CllARCOAL &C.. &c.
FRENCH. RICHARDS & co
Al the STEAM PLESrEE Mills. junction York
Avenue and callowhill Street, Phiadclphi
Feb .. ji-3m.
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COAL YARD.

COAL YARD.
EnARD u ALDRiDGE announce to their
Il friends that they arc in receipt of first
quality Of stove coal, which they will sell at
= mall advance. |Cct. 13-tf
rASll will be paid on delivery for IlIpEs
Sani SKINS. LEATHER sold at city
prices for cash. All matters connected with
the leather business strictly attended to by
J. IIASSON.
Elktop, Oct. l3 Near the Howard Ii ouss.
ItASH and tho highest prices paid for
~ WHEAT, CORN, OATS and POTA-
TOES, Il! Elkton Depot by
j. l.. GATCHEL L co.
Oct. lS-3m.
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4 q, :. .. O. NIHsIln Il" l.ain,s COhgr-s Al
a T. .'s lustorr nd cher Ivys' eoons. i"f 'ae-
vrarc w NM 1uEDITsr
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m lIRrEEN YEARS IN TIE ITINERANCY,
! the Kew Andrew Msskip's book. FOR sale by
An "a Wa lbEBRET.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

SOMETHING THAT NEVER FAILS.-Do you pou BIT nj
DO you doubt that gaveyards and cemeteries filled
had wise, had been wisely counssled might
reoiced in hale old age Whether you doubt believe
nevertheless true For Holloways Medicines fail
DO you doubt that mutitudes die daily from the
quences of their evil aPpetes Does rot ntemperance
for instance hurry thousands premature and dhonored
grave? But it is true that the disease which results
from the grossest form of nemperance may be efectuay
cured. For Holoway's Medicines never fail.
doubt that disease whatever its origin may
cured following the advice of that skfl physi-
clans and that perfect health and long life be secured
the invalid? Whether you doubt believe, it Is quite
true For Holloway's Medicines never fail
doubt that the most stubborn maladies which
defed the treatment of the medical schools and colleges,
both The old and world which reduce patient
a skeleton and torture him with the excruciatng
pains which make existence to him and death
eved merely, but totally extTpaed from the though
they taken the parts? Doubt or believe
asyOu please butt still true For Holloways Medicines
never fail.
The fond hope of relationship beautiful being around
whose life many holy bonds of affection wo1ni-the
beloved daughter and sister, whose grlsh charms just
rpening into wOmanhOOd, whose step made music she
walked whose voice melody, whose smile sunshine
whose presence rradated the household and gave happ
every heamus she be taken away and place
know her more By means, if her friends wise.
DO doubt that the destroyer be repeed and her
cheeks eyes the glow briancy
perfect health Whether you believe NOT is true. For
Holloway IS Medicines never fail.
That fond wife and mother, whom the seal Of death
TO be surely sesha the distracted husband and the
terrified and inconsOlabe Children wait from hour to hour
for the anguish of her last heart breaking farewell Oh
keep the Angel of Death from that dwelling. Let
be stayed and give the tomb all enhrnes many
ardent affections? Do doubt whether she may live
die 1t for her friends to decide, for Hoowsys Med
enes never fail.
The reader may ask the why they fail. We
would simply answer that, having rsnsacked the whole
pharmacopa of medical he finally sought instruction
at the brink the well Of natures TRUTH the old Greek
sought it, and received the required informa
ton. He gained her secret And we regard him a
of original and profound genius for his system puts
shame the accumulated medical dogmas Of two thousand
Y. Sunday Courier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

WEALTH OF BRITIsH ARIsToCRAoY.-The Duke
of Bedford includes, or included a mile square 10
the heart of London, where the British Museum,
once Montague House, now stands, and the land
occupied by Woburn Square, Bedford Square and
Russell Square. The Marquis of Westminster
built, within few years, the series of squares
Belgravia. Stafford House is the nobest place in
London. Northumberland House holds its place
by Charing; Chesterfield House remained in Audley
street. Sion House and Holland House are in the
suberbs. Bat most of the historical houses are
masked or lost in the modern uses to which trade
or charity has converted them. A multitude Of
town places contain inestimable galleries of art
In the country the size of private estates is more
impressive From Barnard Castle rode on the
highway twenty. three miles from High Force, to-
ward Darlington, past Rsby Castle, through the
estate of the Duke of Cleveland. The Marquis
of Breadalbane rides out of his house hundred
miles in straight line, to the sea, on his own pro-
perry. The Duke of Switzerland owns the coun-
ty of Southerland stretching acros. Scotland from
sea to sea -..,f
. The Duke of Devonshire, besides his other es.
tGtes owns ninety six thousand acres in the coun-
ty OF Derby The Duke of Richmond has forty
thousand acres at Goodwood, and three hundred
thousand at Gordon Castle. The Duke of Nor
folks park 10 Sussex is fifteen miles in circuit
An agrcul urst bought lately the Island OF Lewes
in Hebrides, containing five hundred thou SAID
acres The possessions of the Earl of LonsIale
gave him light seats in Parliament. Tlis ia the
Heptarchy sgain; and before the reform o 1892,
one hundred and ffty-fcur persons sent three hun
dIei and seven members to Pallisment The
borou d mongers governed England. Tn, s, large
domlnions are growing larger. In 1876, the soil
of England was owned by two hundred thouss n |
corporations and proprietors; and in 1922, by thur
ty-thousand. These brosd estates find room on
this narrow island. All over England, scattered
at short intervals among shipyards, mines and
FORCES, are the parsdses of the noble, where are
contrast with the roar of industry and necessity,
cut of which you have stepped asde.-R. W.
EnlrSon's English Traits.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 4, 1856.
DEMOCRATS OF NASHVILLE,

Do your duty to-day The State is safe, no
matter what the result may be here. But let US
do such days work here as shall entitIe US to
share in the general joy which will dawn over the
Union tomorrow. Every man has duty to per-
form. Every man has his influence. See that
every legal democratic vote is polled. Ask for no
Others, and see that no Others are pOIed against
u.s. Work to-day and rejoice tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

E- 1t is said that, before the elections in Penn
sylvans, Indiana and Ohio, on the 18th October,
were held, know-nothing circulars were issued to
leading Fillmore newspaper editors, claiming
know-nothing msjorities in those States of forty
thousand. The editors were directed to have their
editorials written in advance, with blanks for ma
jorites, and all were to unite and demand that
Buchanan should be withdrawn. As the elections
did not result in a way favorable to the Fremont
and Fillmore party, the tune had to be changed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

DIsGUsTED.--A gentleman, recently returned
from Philadelphia, tells good story of disgust
ed Fremon:er, who, having been pretty well
plucked by his party for Unnecessary election ex-
penses" under promise of political trumphs and an
Office, was approached just after the Pennsylvania
election by committee man with annvtaton to
fork over again "for the good of the party"
"No street" responded the victim
"WhatI nothing for bleeding Kansas"
"Nary red--let her bleed 4"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
CERTIFICATE FROM DELAWARE.
Hessrs. B a. Fshnsstoct d Co. B s

Aessrs. b A. FdhnestocE d Co. e. ~ n
GENTLEMEN feel it be my duty TO you, well as 10
the public inform you of the wonderful effects your In
valuable Vermifuge had my children. One taken ill.,
short time since, and called in my family physician, Dr.
John d. Perkins. After examination be pronounced the
Illness to arise from worms, and prescribed Fahnesock's
fermfus After the child had taken few doses, he dis
charged, at the first operation, FIFTY-THREE OF THE
LARGEST WORMS ever saw Ia my life, and In the course
oil the day and evening he discharged between quart and
half gallon Of large worms. = = n.
He immediately got well and enjoyed good health
since. 1t has had good effect my other children You
may this certificate for the ben the public
rf- D. w.. EBRNEZER LURTZ,.t a
~ Sold al wholesale and retail by all the principal
druggists and county merchants throughout the United
States. tnov, Sim.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
THE NEWS.

If the storm has not disarranged the telegraph,
we shall be able to give pretty accurate idea of
the result of the election during the day to mor-
row. We shall post all the news we receive as
fast get it on the bulletin board in front of
our Office
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

IL The superiority of American inventive genius
only that of English progenors, but indeed of all
other nations has become tangible to be disputed
notorious at the Worlds Fair in London that the Americans
far outstpped all others in the useful inventions which they
supplied. We beat the English in vessels railroads, tels
graphs manufactures by power. We beating them
in the scientific of Chemistry and Medicine, have
long beat the of mankind and practical proof
OF this assertion is shown in the fact that the principal
remedies of allied armies of the East furnished from
the laboratory of countryman Dr. j. c. AVER, o.
Lowell filling orders immense quantities OF his Cherry
Pectora Caharc Pills. for both the land and forces
Turkey. His medicines been tried and approved by
those who have found them the most reliable which
they could procure for the egencies in which 70 be
employed.-.N. 7. City Tunes So
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

The EFFECT OF PoLnICAL PREACHING The Rev.
Mr.. Smith, of the Shswmut Church, Boston, on
Sunday week, in an attempt to arouse his people
to Christian labor, stated, fact, that there are
three hundred less members in the evangelical
churches of Boston now than there were ten years
ago, notwithstanding the large increase of popua-
80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
THE aunBuG EXPLODED.

Now that il is too late 70 huubug the people Of
the south any ION ger The straigh. Fillmore ticket
ia pennsyIvania is dropped. Look ct the tele-
graphic dispstcbi There were few gull I'm Ter
nessee. but the leaders were up to the humbug.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

az The Banner publishes extracts from a
speech by JOHN VAN buren,. John evidently wants
to get back into the democratic party without ad-
hitting that he was entirely wrong in l848 But
he can t come it on any other terms. $3.50
However, bad as is JOHN VAN buren,, he is still
a good deal better than the best of the Northern
Fillmore men. We challenge the Banner to
comparison. Let him produce lroIa any prominent
supporter of Fillmore in the non slaveholding
States anything as favorable to the South as the
speech of JOHN VAN BUREN, and we will print it.
VIII the Banner try?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
To WHOLESALE DEALERS.
Id. w. RUSSELL,

MANUFACTURERS AGENT
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOX
PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI a LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO. so BROADWAY, NASHVILLE
THE following portion OF the articles propose taxing
orders for: Reeded, Bourbon, Reserve, MOnon gAhrlA
and Rye Whistles; Brandy, Wine, Gin, Rum, Ale and Po
ter LOnSwOrths Sparkling and Dry Catsz ba Wines,
and Tallow Candles and Palm Soap and Lin
seed OIL White Lead Iron, Nails, Stoves, Castings and Ho
Ware Wood and Willow Cheese, Vinegar Glass ana
Glassware, HaTdva such Shoyels Spades Hose
Picks, Maoeks, Cordage, Wrapping Paper, Matches, de-
Orders handed me will trouble OF ordering or expen
of travelling 10 purchase, authorized 20 taks or
ders the terms and prices you purchase II
you at the factOr in person All orders banded me-
will be Immediately the factory shipped prompt
opening OF navigation Hoping 10 share good portion
Of your beray aud kindness remain yours very respect
fully,
Oct2s-u d. W. RUSSELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04
LOOK OUT FOR THE
New York Fireman!
Fresh Arrivals,
BY
Vessel & Thompson.

On BBLs. Cranberres, all size packages,
~ so boxes Raisins, Sc
200 IS Figs;
I" Lemons;
10 cases New Prunes
90 chests Black and Green Teas;
50 boxes Italian and American Maccaroni
so do English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese;
IS bbls. Almonds;
IS do Nuts, ass'd
25 baskets CHAMPAGNE, extra brands;
90 do do, ordinary Brands. Together with
larger supply OF Sky Rockets, Roman Candies Crackpe
Biscuit sardines English, French and American Mustard
Sauces. Pickles. London Porter Scotch Ale Foreign and
Domestic Liquors. And TO arrive $50 dozen Woods eeebra
ted Oysters. For sale low for cash by
noV2 VESSEL q THOMPSON
IMPORTANT TO CITY AND COUNTRY
WATCH-MAKERS.
HAVE received direct from Europe a large supply of
Watch Makers Tools and Materials, which win sell
twenty five per cent below New York prices Materials
sent TO part Of the country by mail Likewise large
assortment of Click Materials Having engaged services
of experienced Workmen for the repairing of Watches
JeWelry Cloaks &c. he entire satisfaction to
Clty and Country Trade. W. c. BRUCE,
Wholesale Dealer in Watches, Jewelry, Clocks Fancy
Goods, &C., II Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-04

ABANDoNED By THEIR PLArFoRMsr-The poor
southern know nothings are indeed getting into a
pitiable plight. Heretofore they have had to de-
plore the loss Of thousands among the rank and file
of the "ntepse," not to speak of some high Off
GERS but now they have lost character of the
greatest dignity in their operations. All the world
knows how important the platform-msker is to a
party so given as they are to making and altering
that essential piece of political machinery. The
conjuror is not greater man among the real ma.
tves-the red skins of the prairies. -
SPENCER 81. Cone, Georgia judge, who manu-
featured, not without trouble and tribulaton, the
famous Philadelphia platform of 1856, has thrown
up all his tools-saws, msllets, chisels and gmlets
and says that after ali, from certain indications
now visible in the political horizon, he decidedly
prefers to stand piece of very superior cabinet
work, manufactured at Cincinnati in June, 1856.