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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

A VOLCANO IN GIoRGlA.--In Walker coun-
ty, Ca, about ten miles from the town of La
faycttc. a volcano has come to life in Pigeon
Mountain, which has been showing signs of
eruption since 1856. "A letter in the Augusta
Chronicle, says:
About midnight, on the Oath, the Garth was
violently agitated several times. The citizens
in the vicinity were aroused and terribly
frightened by the eommoton. When obser-
wing the mountain. they were more than ever
frightened for brilliant light was plainly cen
issuing from the summit. The atmosphere
soon became strongly impregna,cd with a
disagreeable sulphnrc oder. On the follow
ing day thick torrent of smoke AMI ashes as
cended from where this light was previously
seen. The smoke was not visible at, night
This was perhaps owing to the element be-
lng covered at the time with very dirk cloud.
No blaze has yet been seen to issue from the
crater.
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DE BURG's NO. 1
MANIPULATED GUANO.

WE intend keeping on hand full supply Of
w the above composed of Peruvian and Phos-
1yl,ic Gunno. warranted OF uniform quality.
Every lot is subjected to the inspection Of poct.
ravid stewart. chemist to the Maryland State AZ
,iculturs society, which is a protection TO the
f ,mcr and guarantee Of its quality. and will DO
found upon examination. superior us the analysis
proves to any heretof, r, sold in this market. MIR
lie Hur5s facilities and machinery for uniform
manipulation arn superior to any othor in this
country 1t will be sold at small advance upon
srst cost analysis Of De 3urgs manipulated
Suanu0
salts of Ammont,, s0.3l
Six.l phos Rates 1916
saud or Inso,ublc Portion. 1888
Cnrlnnatcs and o,lcr. elements, T.ib
Water or loss 1910
loo
0 s. per cent of pure Ammonia.
1915 phosphates
DAVID STEW ART N. d..
Chemist of Nd State Agri Society.
81 Johns College Annapolis. Md. Dec II. 1856
iT'For sulc by II. s. Sites, Elkton, and j. A.
DAVIS i Co.. Polt Deposit.
j. j. & F. TURNER,
No. ~ Pratt Street,
F.h % Sm BALrIuoRp, Nh.
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NATHANIEL X. CARSON,
I'lla rlnact utfst and r>ru-giSt

HAS opened NEW DRUG STORE at Rock
Run. Port Deposit. Nd. and would respect
fully call the attention Of his friends and tho
pubic to his large assortment of DkUGs,
CHEMICALS. AND PATENT MEDICINES, PER-
FuMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, &e., TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS, SrIcEs, HAIR, Tooru,
AND SHAVING BRUSHES.
10 Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended TO. May, 9th, lS51-ly
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ARRIVAL FROM CAL1rorN1A--TjNc Ste,

ARRIVAL FROM CALIFoRNIA--Tlfc Steam
ship Promcthus arrived at New Orleans. She
brings highly important news from Nicaragua
Gen Walker has evacuated Rvas and was on
board British man of.war at San Juan del
Sur. The people ofOrcgan think of adopting
a State form Of government. Y
Bingham Young has been compelled to
flee from Salt Lake city to save his life from
the infuratcd populacc. The Governor of
Panama has issued a proclamation forbiding
the entrance of Adventures who have taken
part IN the Central American war, into Pana-
ma.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

FTHE GRAIN CROPS. Our farmers agree
that taking the county over there cannot be
much more than half crop of wheat in
Cecil the coming harvest.
Much corn was planted the early part of
the week but The rains of Thursday and
Friday suspended that work entirely.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

IVA report was brought by, the
George Law which arrived at New York
with the California mails, on Wednesday,
that bingham Young had fled from Salt
Lake to escape the fury of his flock.
No further particulars are given.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

MATlnoT's CHAIR MANrFAronY.-Wr print
in another column description of this OK
tenSlve factory-one Of the largest in the
country. Mr.. Ms advertisement will also
be found in the proper department. All our
readers who may wish to purchase furniture
in Baltimore would find it to their interest to
call at this establishment, the large stock in
which, cannot he cxceled for beauty and
cheapncss.
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FAMILY FID1TR.
THE LARGEST CHAIR

a ~ FiRNllt RE ESTABLISHMENT IN
n TIE CITY ATIiOT'S GAY rThEEr
AmEEooMS. No. - and - NOErH u Az STREET.
near fWErrE. where is kept always Oh h md or
III .dc t" order every style of French TgrE-A-
lfTES, in Plush, Hair Cloth or lroc .tyl.c
French Full stuff and Mela'l;un pArron Ann
cuAIIS. Carved p,nLnn CmAus in sets. snp,s-
ha French spring Mahogany and Walnut parlor
CHAIRS; ROCKING CHAIRS. Srifr STRING LotNG-.
ES. CHinGEH SrIrS. CASE CutIrS and Rorkivu
CHMES; Bar-room. Office and b;ning Cmuns in
Oak Walnut or Mahogany. with Cane wood or
stuffed Seats Wood SEAT Cral.s and Srrrrrs
aud Eo"KiHG CnAius
Gilt and plain frame Looking Glasses of every
varic y. and all kind, Of Bel. aui Hair and iiu,k
Mattresses 4. MATlIIOT.
Nos p and p North Gay st, near Fnyet:c
May Is ly B,,.r,uois
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GRAU,M'S NAGAzINE-W

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE.-We have
received the June number of this excel
lent periodical, which under til e cdito-
rial management of Mr.. Leland, has
greatly improved in interest. Watson &
Co., publishers, Philada; l copy $500;
five copies $1,000.
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43lnrrir0.

A the residence Of the bride mullnrr. ON
the 18th inst; ny the Rev JOS T Brown, Mr.
WV Is. li"Lr 10 Miss LYDIA q. HARLAN, all OF
his county.
On the G'h Apr. hy Rev. NJ. d. Nurtz, Mr.
iI"HAS W. Wallace, Of Ibis county, to Miss
Vi WY Am (MNMNErs. nf LewrS. ncl.
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PORT DEPOSIT
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
TIN AND
shcet-IsOn Ware Mandatory.

SnCca"hbOh w aAEC NIsthuh"SSVsJ .
ARMSTRONGS 4 Co.,
ID RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
l1,nd the public. that they have connected
II Stove Store and Timing Establishment
with their Foundry, where they are prepared
10 furnish \
STOVES, OF ALL KINDS,
Consisting Of Cooking Stoves, for coal or
wnu.! Parlor Cooks, for coal or wood; with
variety Of other Stoves, for eithor wood or
coal A full assortment of Tin and Sheet.
Tpon Ware always on hand.
Tin Roofing, GATHERING md Spouting
Done, and warranted to give satisfaction.
Also,
Machinery, Iron. Railing,
Steam and Water Pipes. Flows and Plow
Castings, of various patterns and assert
mcnts.
Having practical acquaintance with the
business, and having some of THO best work
,aen ia their employ, they fatter themselves
shat their work will compare fhvorably with
,iint 4one in the cities, as to Style, Price ana
Durnbihiy.. All they ask to satisfy the pub
lie on those points a fair trial. They So
lict share Of the public patronage.
Feb SO
'.'Cecil Democrats, Kent News, and
National American at Bclai+, copy 3months
and read bill to advertisers.
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The Steamer Port DeD0sit.

Will leave Port Deposit
a ssS% ~for llayrc de Grace at 9
YIi..sS::;-t -a-J clock NJ. 2and o'clock
slf7s s.E-esGslsxk p. NJ connecting with tho
cars. Leaves iiIrrc Grace ut ll:20 A. NJ. 3:2o
ard 500 p. NJ. DAVID WHITE
may IL I'm. Canaan
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

rJMR. VIM. T. Giles advcrlises his -four
and feed Store in another column lie is a
very deserving and accommodating young man
and his Store is Il great convenience to the
ht uSckocpcrs of the town.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

kSMALL Pox'-Wiliam Lilly died last week
at or near North East from Small pox. lie
was fish trader. and staying one night al,
asmall hotel iii Wilmington, was put to sleep,
il is said, in Il bed where man had lately died
with small pox: after hi, return home he
was taken with the disease and died.
We learn there has been case or TWO at
Chesapeake City, supposed to have been taken
from riding in the cars near person who
was sick with it at the time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16
GROCERIES.

EUST received Il new lot of Groceries, Sill
~ CARS. C"tfrc, Teas. VI GLASSES, Bacon, &c.
Soda, Water and Sweet Crackers, for sale
cheap at the new Dry Good and Grocery
Store Of S. b. GRANT.
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WANTED,

A LOAN Of two hundred dollars, for one,
"A two or three years, at the option Of the
lender; for which mortgage will be given
on property worth $4,000, clear OF all incunl-
brancc. Apply ut this office. Imay IL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

IL Reports from Nicaragua say that
Walker had evacuated Rivas and was
on board British man of war at San
Juan del Sur.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TNiiE business heretofore conducted under
Il the firm of Aldridge Grant, is this day
MAY l4th) dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted will please come for
ward at once. and close their accounts by
note or otherwise with Samuel B. Grant who
is fully authorised to settle the business OF
the late tirm. FREDUS ALDRIDGL.
Ellton, May 10Th, 1851.
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IMPORTANT TO
BROVERS s. TRAVELLERS.

JUsI PORT DEPOSIT FERR Y BOAT.
ts sssszsszsE& The STEAMER GIPSEY, Capt. II.
Myers having been thoroughly repaired. is now
running regularly during the day and night bo-
tween
PORT DEPOSIT AND BELLS FERRY.
Tho capacity Of this Boat, and her speed and
entire safety, render hcp peculiarly fitted for this
service. brovers aralers, travellers. and the pub
lie generally will find her ut all times ready to
convey them and their property to and from tho
above points. Travellers and Droycrs will find
ample Accommodations for thcms,lvc. and stock
at the new Hotel at Bells Ferry. which has been
recently erected by j. SPENCER, and now kept
by him. NAV som
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

NFRE.-A dwelling house in Chesapeake
City belonging to b. W. Harris, Esq, caught
fire on Monday last. and was damaged to the
amount Of about $50, which, we un4cr-
stand, is covered by an insurance in the
office here. The fire caught from stove
which, sitting near plastcrcd partition, set
the lathes aud studding, inside. on fire.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

GREAT fGs OF A HoRsE "A horse owned by
DR.. :. Dorsey. Of Hag,rstown, Md died last
week in the 18th year of his age: The doctor
rode him in his practice for 81 years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

tJ-Thc types last week did Mr. Joseph P.
Cantwcl injustice in saying he had So votes
for Town Commissioner; it should have been
az
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

Reported by J. 4. Darts g. Co..
PoRr DEPOSIT MARKET. MAY l5th.--Whitc
Wheat : $50: rcd Wheat Sl.7O. Corn--74
cents: Oats So cents per bushcl of so lbs
Potatoes %. No. | Peruvian Guano SIS
\. A Mexican Guano S2+ De Burg s Phos-
phata Si4. Fine Salt $500, G. \. Sl.l0.
BALTIMORE. MAY l5th-Gcod to prime
red wheat Sl,1O to LIS: Prime white wheat
Sl.9O to Sl95. Corn both white and vel
low 50 to So cents. Rye 81 cents. Oats SO
to IS cents. according to quality. Flour:
Howard street Sc 81; Extra $50 to $500.
WILMINGTON. MAY l5th.-Whcat Sl75:
Corn IS els; Oats SIS: Flour IS IS --Jourhal.
PHILADELPHIA. May l5lh.-Whcat rcd
81 SO to l.S3: white 100 to-. 93: Com 81
cents; Oats 50 cents; Flour s.. 80 to $3.50.
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ForNp GUILTY. --Jrscrc ComcgyS has been
convicted at C,ntrcvll.c, Md Of c,n.pra-
cy in attempting to break the Jail and hang
negro Dave Scrny 1t will liz remembered
that Svcny was tried for murder in the first
d' gree but found guilty only Of manslaugh.
ter. wnrrcunon mob attacked the Jail with
the view Of Scizine the prisoner and hanging
him according to the code of Judge Lynch, !"
but were prevented by the vigilance of the
officers, aided by IL number Of law-abilin:
citizens.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16
IA MES III. RAY,
Real Estate & General Commission
BROK Err

A T NEWARK. DELAWARE. has constantly on
~ hand and for sale. FARMS Of all sizes, in
Delaware. Pennsylvania, Maryland, and other
states. which he will sell on very accommodating
terms. Houses and Lots in the town of Newark,
ana IN the country. will give perfect s'tisfac
ton TO all parties purchasing or no sale Call and
see me JAMES IT, RAY.
may IL 3a Newark Pei.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

0TAlen Nj. Goldsborough. Esq, law
yer, formerly of Easton, Md, alcd suddenly
7 1t DepiSp ,last Saturday. .--r----r--s7- n =
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The business hereafter will be conducted
by the subscriber at the Sar place, where
he will be happy to see his old customers
and the public generally.
May Ii If S. b. GRANT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

CUMBERLAND ELECTION. AT an election
held i'll Cumberland. Nd, on Monday, for
Mayor and Comnailmcn the whole Foreign
ticket was elected by 20 majority. This re
suit was to be expected in consequence Of
the large accession of iorri gnc,S at Cumbcr.
land and along the line of Canal. engaged IN
repairs on the various dams. IT is true but
few Of these are eniHIrl to vote, but there is
II" Keeping them from the polls or shielding
the lailo-boX from their pollution, where
the Foreign party is in the majority. New
'rhrleSs. the present majority shows a fAl-
ling of in the foreign vote from last Novcn,-
Der. when Mr.. Buc.lanan's ma iori;y at the
Cumberland polls, was lS2.--Ficd. Er0m.
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'fNlfE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the entire in
i. tcrest of Mathews and Johnson, in the newly
established
-Four and Feed Store,
In ELkION nearly opposite the Howard House
respectfully invites The ait enion If his friends and
housckcoPcrs generally: to his well selected stock
Of
FAMILY FLOUR;
among which may at all times be fourl the follow
ing brands: Extra Family White Wheat Flour;
Extra Supcrinc; Common Superinc; MIdings
RYE FLOUR AND BUCKWuEAT;
" bite and yellow Corn Mead; White ship stuff;
Common do; Bran; Corn and Oats ground: Germ
and 'iats in the grain, potatoes; all which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices
EUO LESiLE OR RETAIL
All articles delivered within the limits OF tho
town. free Of cost
~ Country Produce taken in exchange.
u Every effort Will be IN ode to pie,.. the pub
lie: and their custom thankfully received.
My Ii ~ WI. 7. GILES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

GN~A Mass Meeting of United American
Mechanics, under dircctsnn of the Council at
North Fast. will be held in the grove belong
ing to Miss Ann Russell, near the North Ia it
Depot, on Saturday, the 30lh inst. Among
the speakers TO be present are J. II. Stevens
}. Is. ASkcw and Joseph Tvis Of Baltimore
There will be Band of Music in attendance.
and extensive preparations will lie made for
the occasion. W. p. 7. Wharton. J j. Nc.
Cullongh, j. H. Goodwin II. Il Walmslev,
VIM. Ncasay and s. Wilson, are the Com
mttce Of ArrangcmcntsN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

[sQEATH OF JonN C0NARD. ESQ. John Con-
ard. for many years a citizen of Charlcstown
in this count: died in Philadelphia Oh the
9th inst, in the Seth year of his age. lie
will be remembered by many of the old
Wings of the county AS a standing chairman
for years of Wing county Conventions. He
was highly respectable gentleman and al
one time Representative in Congress from
Pennsylvania. llc was brought to Nor,E
East for informant.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16

tJ~The people of iowa arc to vote in Au-
gust OIL the question OF :llnu,na- salen~e-,...-,-
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Eufol AGairs.

"rr;CrsroM HUlfsf.-Since offices were
first sought there was never such .scckipg"
as at present, for a post at the crib" in the
Baltimore Custom House. For the places Of
Inspectors, &c. there are said to he more
than o"e thousand applicants. Among this
multitude Cecil is not without its representa-
tives, and at least three Of the Democracy"
of Elkton-two openly and one sccretly-arc,
we understand, vigorously Knocking at the
door. w what We Tcnrn, however, from u
vi.iiant observer Of affairs in that city, we
are led to suppose that a Locofnco of SaSsa-
:ras Neck may, after all, be the only lucky
man ilom the county.
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
Guano EXcelled by De Burg.

80 TO 50 bushels Of oats and 20 to 90 bushels of
Corn p r acre. are the average crops grown by
Ic Ctr- dissolve Bores and Guuno.)
The farmc:s of Maiyl,nd aud Virginia are be-
coming discouraged with Guano. and give De
l.urs the preference. as it not only gives better
mud larger crops. hut improves the land, and
Guano alone. does not 1t is adapted to all soils
md MI crops as it contains all the requests to
grow them and will produce where Cuano fills
1t his m,ny advantages over Gnano if applied as
sea top dressing at the rate OF $50 pounds PR
sc Il Il viii produce 81 10 10 bushels of wheat
md ha'f gill to the hill will produce 10 to 90
b. sh, Is of shelled corn p acre. upon land that
Fever grew half he quantity before.
We have Testimonials from every county in
MARYLAND and many from Virginia, from gentle
men well known scientific practical farmers
srd they all concur in the opinion that DO Hurs
has no cqnal rs crop grower. and is cheaper and
r,orc icrilizns than amy Guano or combination
Of Guanoes known.
CECIL County Sept II. 1858.
GronGI W. Moonr Esq. Port deposit, Cecil
county. says: Il applied be Burg s super Phos
ph.tc Of Lime at thu rate of $50 pounds per acre
hst spring. corn. POTATOES and oats anu prefer
FL 20 bushcl, of oats aud So bushels corn. upon
isnl that would not have Producee ~ bushels to
III core 1t is more fcr'lizng than Guano.'
sSS-Put his whentcrop in with it.
JAMES MrCAY. Esq. Port Deposit, Md. says
"l,e Burgs Superrhosphate Of Lime has no equal
to ~ bushels Of corn per acre.
CncIL Co.. MD-Jancs FIRST Esq, Port De-
pe-it Saws 18th Jan 1857. | had not satisfac-
/ ~ thai last year the season go very dry. al
tho .;sh he corn and pot ,toes where | applied DE
Burg were .qua',y as good rs where No Peruvian
s'gnmo applied.
Jo.fa Frazier. Jr. Esq. Georgetown Roads
Kent county. Md. says: Il applied lie Burg on my
Germ las ing. and it has given Inc entire salts
fiction think on poor land, 200 lbs per mere
dropped in the hill. would mako an increase Of 100
per ce..t in tina crop of corn
NOTICE.
For the protection of our own and the farnlers
interest. and to avid any mistake OH tho part of
the manufacturer. every ot'ar rrceive is thorough
~ inspected aud anal yse'r'by, D.. sid Stewart,
thc,ai.rtc Mr Giant State Agricultural Society.
wne r,i-ets ali that does not como up to the fixed
ct ,uT,rI thereby guaranteeing to the farmer
uniformity not to be found in Guano or any other
fertilizer and farmers will also
BEAR IN MIND.
That il il only Ne Eurg that produces the above
re us and in consequence Of the greatly Increased
armnn which is beyond all precedent in ar;ifi-
cal NOTWITHSTANDING limitations have been put
upon the market. and l,amcd off for the genuine.
Farmers should therefore he particular and buy
none except from responsible dealers. The grnu-
he is in barrels with WHITE HEADS. stcEcillci G.
j. DE Brnas Nc ANNOTATED srrEH-rEos-
puATr OF LIVE. in BLACK LETTERS; to sccGrr which
call on or I'd lrcs4. j. j. 4 f. TURNER,
~ PraH Street Baltimore, M.
sfs"Tor sale by Ii. :. SrIrEs. EIkton, and J. A.
DAVIS 1 Co. Po1t deposit.
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\ GERMAN UNIVERSITY IN AMERICA--It
is designed to erect and cnlow II German UNI
vcrsity in Cincinnati. The funds are to be
raised by subscription, and the chairs to he
filled by importa'ious from Gottcugcn aud
Halle. The projectors intend to purchase
college cditicc alicaly er,c cd.
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OurRAGgs COMMITTEE BY THE NoRMaNs

OurRAGEs COMMITTEE BY TIE MoRMANs-
{he Washington correspondent Of the New
York Times communicates some interesting
news from Salt Lake City. We copy the
following statement alleged outrascs perbctra-
ted by Molmoms against those when they
look upon AS unfriendly to them:
Numbers OF houses had been torn down.
and their occupants thus turned ont into the
open air to suFr the rigoIs Of the past severe
winter. Among these Sufferers was one woman
VIII" was entirely without a protector. and
with three little children, one Of them nurs
Ing infant. The houses occupied BY Judge
Stiles and ThomnS =. Williams were also
destroyed by lncrndariSm. Mr.. SIieS Is the
only federal ll"erclnrining in tire territory.
anl NJ. Williams lawyer VINO hau Incurred
the dsplcaSrrc of the he .dS Of the Mormon
church by his manly independence.
There have been threats of late to murder
the surveyor general, Judge Stiles. and the
| ni'cI States lnd'an agent, the unly acting
lni'vd States oili,'erS remaining in the terri
tory, and their position had become SO prcca-
ri"us at last accounts that in all probability
they arc now on :hcr way TO the States.
rrProf. Woods Hair Restorative is said
TO be the only sure cure for badness and
gray hair. 1t removes all scurf, danlltlil
and Scrotn'ouS crup'onS fiom the SCALP, aud
III i'w days restores gray HAIR to its 0rigi
IA! color and beauty. This preparation con-
lainS no culoiinc matter. but rcSliScilaiva the
hair by invignrating and restoring perfect
health To the scalp. thus imparing new life
and vigor TO the roots, and ly them causing
healthy fluid to flow into each separate hair.
Louisville Times.
For sale by Dr. H. II. Mitchell, E,kton,
and all Druggists.
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NOTICE.

rINlfE County Commissioners will meet at thoiI
Il Office in the Court House, in Eik,on, on Tues
day tho 10Th inst. Pense.:s having accounts against
the county can present. thcm ut that time.
BY order, JAMES s. CGAWFORn,
May wv Click
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El.kTON MARKET.
Reported jy II. s. Sites.
ELKToS. MAY 18th. 1851.
Red Wheat 81 -. White do. 81 50. Corn
-; Oats 81 Il 81: Potatoes 81 90: MncLcreI
81 %; Nails S -; Peruvian Guano: 4 No.
|. 500 90; Mexican do. SD 20: Columbian do
Slo 90; Recess Manipulated Guano. So 90:
De Bnre's Super Phosphate SID GO; Plaster
IS; q. \. Salt 81 80.
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"knrr's Esland,,
containing
As Acres and ii Perches,

hORE OR LESS, situated in the line of the
Port DrpoS' Bridge, near the aforesaid town..
rms Property swell adapted for s.Truck"
Farm. The soil is Of excellent quality and
Is suSccptlh !e of the highest improvements
The Improvements now thereon, consist of II
G-g.s large and comfortable Dwell
kAJITAs LING, the first floor rooms of
so iisA which are pap"red. Barn, Ora
60 ttsxh nary, Carriage House, Milk
House, (wlih well Of good water and pump J
and other out-buildings. There is Il thriving
Apple Orchard on the premises.
TERMS OF SALE.--Thr terms of sale are as
i"l"ws:-Onc third Of the purchase money
t" be paid in cash on the day of sale, ono
third in six months and the remaining one
third in twelve months, from said day OF
sale, the credit payments to be secured by
the bond Of the purchaser ar purchasers with
approved security, and to bear interest from
day of sale.
t. Sale to commence at 2P. NJ
JOHN A . J. CRESWELL.
May IL, 1851 Is TErsrEE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-16
Trustees sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
pi virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
A9 for llario.d county. in Chanccrv. the I'M
derslgncd, It's Trustee, will offer at Public
Sale. II, the Hotel of Mrs. Reynolds. in the
town Of Port Deposit, Cecil county, Md. ON
Wednesday, l7in Of June next, 1857.
All mat valuable Island in the Susquchsn-
ia River, known Us