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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06
Miscellaneous and IDfsaSs eva.

STEAMSHIP BEIGIouE As have udioes the
sesn p lie gque the pioreer between New York
and Antwerp, and this beng The twenty sixth she
lett Plymouth led 10 believe that some accident bss
happened bez ard that he has been compelled or
hss pr, away 70, Bermuda port FOR repairs
The mall steamship Fulton o. the york and Havre
nne e Yesterday morning at o'clock trial TIP from
the Fast River to he poit OF the Hook She compelled
axe her through fields floating ice the uppsr and
lover bay being almost great thickness Her
performance was mos, sa scorythe engines WORKING with
perfect regularity driving the through The opposing
with regularity and speed gratifying
board. Tie Fulton Of the sza Araso
bic cslarg engines equal poEer She win place
TIE line, leaving here the 9th inst under the Of
CaptJ wotton.
snir Josy.aIrE o. BAH Ne, Branhe'm originally from q
put Queersowa Nov iesky repaired add sa cd atsn
with loss and srss Danmsst head carried away ana
man lost overheard
Into R' s ssas os ss
finished her repairs proceeded Jan ID her voyage
Snip CoSouEsT Sears from Boston, New Orleans 9th u
:; before 81. Ps
he ON w " sp po nne un gale
Ss.s ~ Sn s sea verne ps
s All Ss 'ss s's hS ne
and ope leaked consderab y ep bs
during tie pas passage On P the "a in a. IS y tel viii me
wing beam qusrter about i've feet out
&c mss sons s sna d g the
ssT n w s sp am Ne. Havana
SHIP VALPARAISO, lost the Riding Rocks when on her
from New York 10 Liverpool 700 tons register
tult At Phi acelphia IN lS47, valued al $40 900.
BARK GExCep. Bowrs, the agent of the Board Under
writer's left this city 4 In the wreckng schr Excelsior
Ell
70; Shs Sn nsr
sp. ~ 70 ss ownsd y wv xs s.ss
200 tons railroad iron on board, wh'chis inf ured.
BAnx w.nDnr MGhe IT, 4. Boston .s, n. inst from New Or
light 3lst obliged TO stand anchored saturday
might miles outside Boso Light with frost bitten and
exhsaed The anchors ioul and the bark dragged
Steamer Train to her assistance with fresh Was
obliged s both anchors and lost from 60 70 10 faoms
CHAINS
BRIG HrIES MAnA, Pimsn, before reported lost At Elbow
Cay Abse0 sailed from Bristol Ri the 18th Of December
Tor Masr1s she about three years DID, tons bur
then ard valued $1,000 She owned I'VE eghts by
Messrs Usher OF Bristol and the by pare,
in Pspcor Me where built cargo was valued II
about 5000 The kefss Usher ed 5000 Anne
ricsn office Providence6O0 the vessel end $1,000 an a
cargo The balance of the cargos probably in this
City.
pprc FRANCES JANE IN Hampton Roads, & davs from,
81 Johns PR and during "a days OF that was an be coast
Jn H. lat D. IN IF gale io topgalan mast H,ing bo,o
| ED waA $40 otherwise insurJd,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06
NEWSPAPER AcCnnNrs
pTcm tAe Row oli,ana FI,ayune ' rec L.

rom tie rev Orl,ana Pi,ayune Tee. 2a1
TIE Steamship Texas, Capt. Foote'S arrived AZ the
eyee shorty before noon today With Intelligence from
1psh
1le rerss left Vera CRU Der regular day, and was
encounifd heavy norther for twenty hours and sub.
stquenty very heavy gale from The sprsne
MP eLd conttnued III size reached the Southwest Pass
This Of course, II sufficient 70 account for her retarda
tcn the bar She crossed the ber again at O'Clock
ltst evening sn3 further syeo eight hours in the
river by feg.
The Texas brings The following passengers -
III. T.. Perry, Gen. ". fires, Cen ~ pshus Cen g. del
&c uejo NJ. VI. Num, J. Blossrrsn j. Muneado. VIM
Wet, j. r. Mayo, and nineteen IN the steersae
On freight The Texas brings SEQ 126 in speee and fifteen
bales Of ekns TO \. Csmefden er epecc Is consigned
~ follows
M Feypo, gi,cO0 J. y. dc Fgspa, $40; B,uglere
n Co., $3.50; scbmidt 90, 30 COO H. D. Forstsli,
g. Goo C&bsllero Bssusdo, $40 900; Pug Ayed.no
si,Coo"
ts1'sa Fe,ees tsIm.s Lat Tie 1peIicss scteoasr
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him TO that step, TO ehss.ise the Hraos, although they
Afterwards made common with tie lncisns: that
the act he tsys~, Justified by the inter nstonsi law
and only regrets that Callahan " htu1scN should
hsve fted the Mexican tows OF Piedras kegras.
The assertion that inter- stcDa, law justify Van
daIc expedition, such that wa- ID evident igno
rance unworthy OF . refutx,iou. The offence, when
consider u at Callahan not p ivate odx5n but
vice. ire Rcconplces nat followed hia reaches
Its climax
THIS guaee Of the Executive Texas suggests TO
the reflection 81 the power which bsa the edu
cation has received. Callahan r shoss ad
veftuers Who der the Of saving the dera
cn tltutisp, which the infamous santa Anna by The
Of The 2seaecspos Lad yed caused the revolt
Of Iexas In 1875, he OF the who. with the
ticnstbat by sreer Of the aenoish, San Anna wore
also destroy in that Sta by the Haba nero Pedro
LxmAs and the iubecie Martin Perecto de Cos evoed
WITH the empire of Texas thanks to the unaithfuness
of n esdent and to the iDapiifnde sad Ntaty
incsps city ct Ssna Anna, who allowed Himself to be
prise6 by the hAhiusted druokard Sam Houston, Who
noniDAl'y Dded the Texans. and Who notwf H.
stHIdt the moral and roloca corruption CT this ad
ntuer the agent AID favored pet Of the same Pre-
sident Jt ckson.
Tbs recent joutrsge to Territory by the band Of
tigowsyn mentioned has already qua lied by
the vebneLt Of Mir. PIERCE and be wilt mako sae
perstDs to exico with the obectcf eat siog that
lii ept clee Cot protect those Stetches who p
Iaticsliy invade Il ter torres OF q iriardy ion
But veil Dosy Governor Peasc encourage such villains
Callahan to undertake Their Vaocac expeditions.
From hence We oil then that il il thing to have t.
do with tbe chicisn OF that Gottief wto charged
with IL row, enc ARCHER very tie rent to fight with
tccps, wboee chie's have teeo auy ceusured
beng doves On tie frontier ard vulta,es la the city,"
CtEe, tlep ye eeDteuen lovers Of annexipg what Is
bot your owr, may rest assured that you will
be received IL such will teach lesson to
those who rsdy eek heir graves by initiating such
ought tc be &C nsidered quo ic enemies
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NARIIlME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, February o, 1856,

CLEARED.
Steamship Africa (Br) Shannon. Yverpool-E Cdna-d
Stsnthp Illinois Bogps, Aspnwal- Roberts,
Ship Brown snow. Havans-R & Kelly.
Ship fmra Jane Springer New O,leans-Eag!e Hazard
faIk New Eu Ifre Rands7i, Havana IF swift,
his stocktam Oliver. san Juan, Cuba-H . Brooknan
hto
hrtR Ere LTD Douglass Derrsrara j Wbitney a. 60.
scni Jas La"rense, Allen, Boson-Bay ton & sprague-
ARRIVED
Sleamsbip James Adear Turner Charleston With ndse and
passengers, TO spciord 1iestoo Co Tha A
tonsId dock, Jersey City on account Of the ice.
BELOW.
ehip Western Continent, Fuiber, from Liverpool Dec 25
With mdse snd passengers to @ II Mar shall CT (By Mer
chrlts' Exchange teegrsph)
1he steam thp Illinois, Tor Aspaw ALI has anchored at Qua
rsnine,
v Ind during the day from West
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This is my prcgts ZINE, which swear betors my fellow
citizens ffl giving, At the end Of my mission TO
the ration 90 account Of ny copdusl
JOSE LOPEZ URAGA
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21
for Preserving Fruit.

(IENER Al DIDGf,TJoEs Enu DppcruyIS,,
p.rhans Of tho nrosnnt season c'm no,nrol
b;ntS pn ,ronau;,r e., tIo iI f 6n., %.
hnnscy;G. n,o, ne, ~, ,uao,'tolI. s ,uoa1
Of rho ,l;rnc,n"s nav .,""a nandIasS h",
thcrc NAV ho .nnn ;,o" lar" 'or,n,, ~
whom ,hsv ,a, ~, ho,,a af';o''N ps''0"' ~
/. Let everything nscd far tho nrrnoso bo
Glenn and drv' nynno;ally ho , i'. p"'p0'' ~
.. Never 1l,ce nreserv;nn 20, g,,, m ,Lo
fire. as this viii rrnier the mrelnrv. l;,hIo to
burn to as if ;s called. ,ha, e cav, 70 ,Ilor,
closely to the mctal and thnn f. l,Mu',. i
should always rost ., . t,nrct or on Tho
lower bar Of the kitchen ronno
2 After the sunar ;r odda1 r. +ho, st;r
fine preserves gentlv If ,iSt and ,nnrn ,,,;ol..
lv towards the end without nn;,,;n, 1 ,han
Until thev ore domn. ,Is nr'oon I w:;1, ,'rn'
want thn;, ho,nr sno;l'l f'O
4, An nresrryrt vhould bo norf,ct,v c1oor
from The lcun as if risns
& Fu,;t which il r. Io ,,rosorvod i, s,.,.,,,
mist first he hlnncbeJ Or Po;led ran,lv Hn, III
if is snt1icirntlv sof,ened to nhsorh the SUGAR,
and a thin svr1n muSt ha no,rad On if .t tirst
or il viii sby;vnl ;ns,".J df rama;un =" mlnmm
and h.on,n;uo olo.r ,rhvs r. ;ts ,ro;dht af
sm~.r ;S 70 he alIowod AVID ha;,od w Co.,
,r;7n ,;n, % '"uu' " I posI "
,hn ;,ht st NV" ho az ~ '' po@ arat amy amy ,%;
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

THE DErENcE.-Wh tho Hon. Mr. Her.
bert shot the lrishmcn Heating in Washing
ton, the Marshal entertained him at his own
house until he was admitted to bail. When
Essex, an ''American,' killed Quigly, an
lriShman, and escaped, the same Marshal OIL
cred reward Of IS coo for his apprehension.
This lett er was all perfectly right, but why
should a Democratic member of Congress,
when under arrest, be treated so sumptuously?
Were not lives lost i'll both cases! We pre-
sumo the reason to be, that Mr.. Herbert is an
NJ. c., and Essex, nothing but an American"
mechanic. Such is the Democracy of the
present av.-Amcricmt Democrat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21
Chester Town, May 1lth, 1856.

nRDERED, by the Commissioners for
Okent county, that the 4th Section of"An
Act to provide and employ a Special Police
in Kent county" be published in the "Kcnt
News, "Cecl Whig," and Del. Republican
three insertions. A. w. MELVIN.
Clerk 10 Commissioners Kent countu.
SECTION 4Tm. .and be il enacted, That if any
person or persons shall arrest and secure in
the public Jail OF the county SO that sale
may be made, any runaway, or abscondng
slave who may be leaving the services of his
master, with an intention to escape into an
other State, such person or persons shall be
entitled to receive from the proceeds of sale,
OF such sale, twenty per cent of the nett
amount, after detraying the ordinary or ne
cessary expenses, if taken in the county;
thirty per cent if taken out of the county and
in the State; and fifty per cent if taken out
of the State; such compensation shall be a
lien on the arrested slave, and have pre-
cedencc to all mortgages, executions and
membranes thereon, except levy thereon
for Taxes, and public dues.
June I, lS56-3w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

WHY THERE Is NO CHANCE FOR HIM The
Boston Journal has the following
"Among the many good reasons why Mr..
Buchanan can never be elected to the Presi-
dency, there is one which is conclusive. He
Is a women hatcr-a dried up old bachelor
and the ladies can have no sympathy with
him. Without their sympathy he cannot lie
elected. Think oflhe President of the United
States, turning the White House into a
bachelors hall-setting before twenty-five
millions of the people the example of man
enjoying his SOLITARY grandeur unchecked
10y the presence and society of women The
idea is prcposterous. Thrust not-cannot be-
Society will protect itself again so evil an ex-
ample"
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Select nlisrrllaup.

THE TEETH. We find in the Oshawa( &c.
W. Vmdicdtor, a report Of a lecture by Dr.
Lewis, of Ohio, from which we take the fol-
lowing:-
"The lecturer then went on to speak of the
teeth, and the want of care bestowed upon
these important aids in the digestive process
1t was found, upon microscopic examination
that the unclcan formation about the roots of
the teeth. called tartar, is composed OF in
sccls of iniinitcsmal proportions, which in
sects derive their sustenance from the parti-
Giles of food that accumulate between the
teeth in the mouths of those who neglect to
cleanse and purify them after eating Some
persons seem to imagine that tobacco juice is
an antidote to these creatures, Judging from
the prevalence of the filthy practice Of charing
that nauseous weed in its dried state Laugh
ter. Tobacco juice is certainly Il most vir-
ulent poison to most forms Of animal life, but
he had known these animalculD to be i'm
mersed in the strongest decoction of the to-
bacco plant, without apparently producing
the least injurious effect upon them. They
seemed rather to enjoy the element by which
they were surrounded, and this conclusion
would seem to he forced upon the scientific
mind 10y the fact that tobacco chewers almost
invariably possess an excellent store of this
tartGr'c commodity. BY mmcrsing these an
imalculp in a solution of CASTLE soap, how
ever it was found that they were instantly
destroyed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21
TO MY SISTER.


love to linger here, sister.
For dreams of other days
Como stealing gently DER me now,
AS on these scenes gaze
This silvery stream, meandering by,
Has music dear to me;
1t bringeth back the olden times
When we, with hearts so free,
Came bounding here with those we Low cd
In childhsod's happy hours,
And clambered up these messy banks
10 Gull the early flowers
But oh my heart is sad, sister,
When l think of those of yore-
of cherished ones, whose gladsomo tones
Fall on our car no more.
For many voice is silent now
And death-dimmed many an eye,
That beamed so fondly on us hero
In the days that are gone by.
Yes, sister, death has set his seal
Since then on many brow;
In yonder church-yard meath the sod,
They're sleeping peaceful now.
And would linger here, sister,
Pcrchance from their bright homo
Beyond the sky, they DER us watch,
AS lonely here we roam.
They beckon us to that fair land,
Where mid celestial bowers
They wander on, an angel band
To Gull unfading flowers.
And oh what joy for to know
When life's dull scenes are DER,
Wen roam again through fields of light
With those we loved Of yorc
e,apcake City, Md. JENNIE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

DELAWARE COLLEGE.-The following
programme for the approaching Commence
ment at Delaware College has been sent us !:
June 29h-Address to the Fraternity, by
Rev. Robert P. Dubois, of New London, Pa,
Sunday evening at O'Clock. July 1st-An-
niversary Celebration of the Athenaan So
cIety. Address by Hon Willard Salisbury,
of Delaware, Tuesday evening, at O'Clock.
July 2nd-Graduating Orations, Wednesday
morning, at 10 O'Clock. Address to the
Alumni, by Alexander Park ms, A. M, of
Winchester, Va, Wednesday afternoon, at
% O'Clock. Anniversary Celebration Of the
Delta Phi Society. Address by John b.
Rowan, Esq, of Md, Wednesday evening,
ut 8 o'clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

JUST AS Mr.. FULLER SAID.-Mr. Buch-
anan, in his speech before the Keystone
Club, after virtually acknowledging the mu'n
doctrine which has heretofore been charged
on other parties, says he will square his con-
duct entirely with the platform. VIVA ever
opinions he might havehad 1.-TWO weeks ago"
are merged into the platform, which is broad
enough, long enough, and, he might have adj
ded, deep enough for his coffin. 1t will be
recollcctcd that Mr.. Fuller, in the speech
which immortaliztd himself as sienally as he
damaged the Federal nominee, said that Mr..
Buchanan had antccedcnts which would fit
any platform whatever. 1t may now be fur
thcr said, on reading the heterogeneous matter
embraced in the platform, that he, like the
party, has conscience So elastic that it
stretches from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
and docs not tear al inch.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21
NOMINATION OF Mr. BKECKINRIDGE-

NOMINATION OF Mr.. BKECKINRIDGE.-Wit
regard to the nomination of Mr. Beckinridge
for the Vicc-Prcsidency, the Louisville Jour
nal ,;the gifted editor ofwhich knows as much
of Kentucky politics as any man. Says:
The selection of Mr. Breckenridge, however,
has rather weakened than strengthened the
ticket. 1t has withdrawn him from an active
participation in the canvass in this State, in
which he would thus have eXerted an influence
more effective than can he accomplished by
mere personal popularity, and outside Of Ken
tuckcy his popularity VIII not avail the party
more than that of any of the other Southern
men whose names have been suggested. Mr..
Beckinridse was very active in procuring the
nomination of Buchanan and the Buchanan
men have thus repaid his services.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21
NEW AT GRAVELY HILL,
NEW WOODEN FACTORY,

by WILLIAM Y. LEE, formerly of Gin
- ter county, Pa, who has established
himself at Gravely Hill, miles north of
North East, Cecil county, Md, where he
intends carrying on WOODEN MANU-
FEATURING in all its various branchcs.--
kcrscys, Satinctts, Blankets, FlannelS, plain
and plaid and of different kinds and coors,
Stocking Yarn, Coverlets, Carpeting. Also,
Carpet Weaving and weaving Of all kinds,
nc, done on the shortest notice. From his
knowledge and experience he hopes to merit
II full and liberal share Of the public patro-
mage, and he will cndeavor to satisfy all who
may favor him with their custom. lie will
open ont, in few days, Il general assortment
of articles manufactured in his line of bust
ness, and will be ready TO attend to the other
parts of the employment.
CJ-Wool left with Mr.. DENNY, Elkton,
will be promptly attended to and mannac-
turcd as ordered. fnlay 2l, 1856.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21
AMERICAN County, COl'NCIL.-.

AMERICAN COUNTY CouNCIL.-A
meeting Of the American County Council
was held here on the 10th inst, and VIC over
looked the making of Il note of it last week
We mention it now to say that it sat with
open doors, in broad day light in the Court
House. No dark lanterns-no secret con-
clavc--all open rs the air. We looked in on
them, just at which time tn y by Resolution
endorsed the nomination of Mr.. FILLMORE,
whom they est ecmed safe, sound and able
National man.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

EFFECTS OF LIGIErNING.-A correspondent
of the Wilmington Herald writing from Brin-
klc's Depot, N. G., June 5. says
This evening, about 81 o'clock. two negroes,
a young women and boy, and five mules, and
horse, the property of Mrs. NJ. +. Blinkley,
were all struck down and killed in pile at
the carriage house, near this place. The ne
grocs had taken the mules from the field and
carts to the carrlage-house, to be sheltered
from the rain-and the two negroes killed were
Oh mules.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

SPORTING ACCIDENTAL record of statis-
tics, kept by Mr.. Il. Mcriam' of Brooklyn,
Long Island, of persons killed OF wounded,
by themselves or their compan ions, while out
cunning for little birds, shows the number of
killed to be 2G2, and of wounded rs, during
the years lS52-3-4-5-6. From this it would
appear that cunning is rather more dangerous
sport than is generally supposed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

HEssIAN FLY.-This destructive insect is
desolating the wheat field of tdcwater Virgin
Ia, and the papers bring accounts of its rava-
gcs in other sections Of the State. Acres up
on acres in Caroline will not yield one quart
of wheat to the acre. Essex is far below her
usual average. In King George half crop
only Is calculated upon. In Wcstmoreland
the crop will be very poor one.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

The GROWING WHEAT in many Sec
tions of this county is luxuriant and promises
an abundant crop. Oats does not look well
generally. Some fields of corn present q
toerable appearance, but the best are back
ward. Many fields that did not come up at
the first planting will yield poor crop unless
the fall should prove very favorable. The
grass fields look as though they would pro-
duce about an average yield.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

0LTTHE CELEBRATED MOUNT OLIVES, near
Jerusalem, has been purchased by a Madam
Polack, the widow of wealth banker of the
Hebrew persuasion, at konigsberg. This lady
intends to bcautify the place and improve the
whole ntighborhood at her own expense. The
first thing that she had done was to plant the
whole area with grove of olives trees, and
thus to restore it to the original state from
which it derives its name.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

No ENTEUslAsM--Ther was BuchaN n
ratification meeting at Wheeling the other
night, but there was no enthusiasm what
ever. The nomination Of Mr.. Buchanan falls
like a log on the stalwart Democracy of the
West. They do not like the idea of working
for "tcn cents Il day."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

$4,000 DOLLARS a day and Roast
Beef was a motto in the Harrison campaign,
Of which the locos made great sport. "Ten
Cents Il day and no roast beef' is the true
motto for them under Buchanan.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

LOUIS FITZGERALD TAsIsTRo, the clerk who
was removed from office for sending copies of
censorious articles to the Foreign Minister in
Washington, under seal Of the S'ue Depart
ment, formerly figured as an editor and an
elocutionist in this city. He played Hamlet
in the fremont Theatre, and came near play
ing the deuce in the White House.
Boston Ledger.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

DEMOCRATIC BLooD.-Mr. Buchanan
once told his hearers that he thought there
was a drop of Democratic blood in his veins,
he would let it out. Yet, now James pro-
frsses to be Democratic blood, flesh and
bones. He has gone through Il regular
physiological change, during the while he
has been turning all sorts Of political somer-
a,.tS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

Died FROM GRIEF The Hagerstown Torch
light published, few weeks ago, an account
Of the loss and starvation of two chidron in
Union township, Bedford county, Pa. Since
then the mother Of those children has followed
them to the spirit land, having died from cx-
cessive grief, and the Father is lying i'll a very
critical condition,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

"FLY "A correspondent, who
has made the enquiry before, wants to know
why sd. Fly" has written us no letters
lately. We suppose he has been waiting Tor
"fy time" to come, and we shall now look
daily for one of his characteristic letters.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

THE AcADEMY.-The Trustees of the
Elkton Academy ought to get a teacher and
have the school started. Many boys are
idling away valuable time which can never be
rcgained. There was no use in building an
academy if it is to lemain unoccupied.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

TRACTs.-A collection to aid a tract
society is to be taken up in one OF the
churches tomorrow. Put in your mite;
tracts are mighty engines for good.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

THE PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY Bull
LETIN is very irregular in its visits to this
office. 1t is paid for Il while longer yet and
should be faithfully sent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

GoDEY's LADY's Book always comes.
1t never misses fire; but the editor must i'm
medately surrender it that the ladies may
sec the frils and furbelows, patterns and 50
forth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21
RENCV

wv NJ. j. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first story of..The Cecil
Wing Building, where he may always be-
round ready to give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

MONUMENT TO THE Rev. JOHN WESLEY -
The London papers mention that monument
to the memory Of the Rev. John Wesley is to
be erected in his native town, Epworth. in
Lincolnshire.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-06-21

10 CENTS A DAY.-As Mr.. Buchanan
thought ten cents day was sufficient wages
for working man, the Buchanan medals for
the campaign should be ten cent pieces.