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"a SALE AND RETAIL.-We respectfully inform our
rade which win low as any other establishment
there expenses of travelling freight &C., considered
All OF our purchases having been made from the lmpor
lie advantage Of receiving Leather regularly from
anner places our to sell Goods as above stat
examination and believe we shall be able please
9TH as to price and quality Below enumerate some OF
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
go Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
500 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
50 " Band Leather,
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools
Also, Sewed Brogans of manufacture, warranted
Saddlery. "a r. H. FORD.
NR Wegsy the highest price in cash for Green and
Petersburg, May s. 1852. IT,
HlLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
STANDARD" office
blanks.
Aug. 25, 1855. "a
NEW BOOKs.---KNOwLEDGE is POWER, BY
History Of Texas.-By Youkum.
The Hills of the Shattemuck.-By the author of the
"Wide Wide World"
Tuckermans Essays.-By n. T Tuckerman.
Literary Critcisms.-By Horace Bnney Wallace, Esq.
Art Scenery in Europe with other Papers.-By Horace
Binney Wallace Esq:
Autumnal Leaves.-By L. Maria Child
Aurorah Leigh New Poem By Miss Browning.
For sale by ~ N '' W. L. PoMERoY.
RALEIGH PAPER MILLS.
Rags Wanted,
VWYO RE DELIVERED THE RAuROAn STA.
II tions at my warehouse in Raleigh, they will be
taken from the different stores in the State. Merchants
have quantity on hand or will send them to their nearest
Railroad station, still afford to pay the highest
either in bank bills, checks or Northern funds.
REFERENCE. of our Banks in Raleigh, and the
principal North and 'gnS Hsre1sE,s M BENEDICT
NIB Constantly on hand paper suitable tor Cotton
c. W.B.
fl E'sbosa Recorder, Winston Sentinel, Salisbury
Fayetteville Csrolnian, Wilmington Weekly Journal War
renton News. Newben Union ard Knston Advocate each
copy six months aud forward bills at Raleigh.
NEW BoOKs..--THE STAR CLOUD; BY A. s.
~ Roe, author of I've been Thinking; To Love and be
LENA RIVERS, by Mrs. Mary j. Holmes, author Of
TemPsst and an t!S,I1 Sunshine; hin ns, IN .n,o,,
the Century being detailed accounts of the Ex
petitions conducted by Ross Parry, Back Franklin, Nc
Cure and the Grnnell and Kane Expedition by Samuel
Smucker.
AUTUMNAL LEAVES; being Tales and Sketches in
prose and verse; by L. Maria Child.
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN by Bishop Hopkins. At
POMEROYS.
DEv. c. B. TAYLER'S WORKS, IN NINE VOL
II umes, IL mo- Each volume sold separate.
Mark Wilton; the Merchants Clerk
Earnesness Incidents in the Life of an English
Bishop.
Lady Mary; or Not of the World.
Margaret The Pearl.
Records of Good Mans Life.
Scenes in Clergymans Life.
Thankfuness Passages from the Diary of the Rev.
Allan Temple
Angels Song. Christmas Token.
Christmas at Old Court.
For sale by II. D. TURNER
Raleigh, April IA, 1857. 40-sw
nD CI InpTON,c INU1DMADv
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vN7ANTED.-A SUITABLE PERSON TO TAKE
w charge Of the Male Academy at Henderson, TO COM
such as are qualified prepare boys to enter College For
LOUIS n KITTLE, Secretary.
Henderson, N. C..
June 2, 1857. o5-swh
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1857. SPRING TRADE. 1857.
STEVENSON & WEDDELL,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
~ Domestic Dry Goods, s5.-lr
Nos 78 AND 80, SYcANoRE ST., PETERsBURe, Va.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THE LARGEST STOCK
"A of Imported and Domestic Fabrics they have ever
had to which they invite the attention Of the
ma and Virginia Merchants with the that they
can and will offer such Inducements in Variety, Styles and
Prices as cannot fail to give entire satisfact.on
March 6, 1857. .o=t1..- ess frs-s..-t et SO-sWly.
MANUAL FOR PRACTICAL SURVEY.
"A ORS containing methods necessary for Actual Field
'pe'""0"' '' e. " .'s'' H. b. TURNER.
Raleigh March II, 1887 ..... .y sS-
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FOR BEAUFORT AND PORTsMOUTH,
VVHE NEW, ELEGANT AND SWIFT GOING LOW
IL pressure Steamer ''-
PAMPLICO,
Of over 25O tons burthen, aud fitted with all the modern
chief advantage of her great secur g SEA BOAT
will run the ensuing season betweem Washington Porte
mouth and Beaufort making her frs rip Wednesday the
first day July leaving Washington NJ and return
ing the next ay from Beaufor touching at 60
And on and afer Wednesday the sth day q July. she
will commence running the following Regular ScheduIe
Leave Washington on Wednesday and Saturday morn
ings, at o'clock
Returning will leave Beaufort every Monday and Thurs
Fare | to Beaufort s4oo Portsmouth $3.50; Fare from
Portsmouth to Beaufort @ 80. Meals Extra
No extra charge for landing passenger q shsE SE5 RiGe
w..hingtoa, =. g, June s, 1857. 7l.,',.l'g
Thisis mos desirable route to pleasure seeker: e. and IL;
is large steady and very boat cu
" the Sound navigation and makes the trip osgt by
Day Lg ahording tFaselers tne opportuniy Tom ner
splendid promenade deck Of s,srae sne iae'
June 9, 1857. ,t1s.s .-.,,3-s ,osa-sWon.
~ER0SfeNE OILS, DISTILLED FROM COAL.
"A 7Not ezplosivsl sessrss ey lsss R9ssss R;. an
Machinery Of III knd. Binnaels and Family use Gan b.
and Druggists IN tie City Of New York and Of the anthop
lied Local Agent Of the Company IN this pasoe.
% 80 - AUETENH - as,-
GnmM AoExfs, Knoasn OG Co.,
- - -s--...- No. So Bseves Street, MY.
~ Local Agencies granted On appiestion - shove
Orders should specify tie description lamp or nasAney
tor which the oil u wanted. q ssfa37@& tG. -
June 8, 1857. ~ ~ 4,eb la5st5 ifr es-"V:
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North Carolina State BOnds,

North Carolina State Bonds.
N0RTH CAROLINA STATE BOND $1,000 and $500
lN be obtained from ulsski Cowper, who is the
thozcd agent of the Company for the sale of bonds in the
City of Raleigh These bonds not (as have sup
posed Railroad bonds but bonds issued by the State Of
North Carolina for the benefit of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad Company.
JOHN D. WHITFORD,
President Atlantic n. C. r. r.
January &C. 1857. 2O-swtf.
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Book Binding.
JOHN HI. DeCARTERET & SON.
RALEIGH, N. G.
RE STILL CARRYING ON THE BOOK BINDING
"A business in all Its branches at the old stand
" Turner'S N. G. Bookstore"
Their increased facilities will enable them to execute the
binding of Periodicals, Newspapers Music &c. with promp
ness and dispatch, at New York prices.
Books sent to them fro any part of the State, with d
recons will be and in any style desired boxed and sent
back without delay. Address
JNO. II. DECARTERET SON,
Raleigh, N C.
April 25 1856. 45-tf.
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BOOKS FOR MAY.
VNHE OLIvE-BRANCH, OR WHITE OAK FARM.
IL Things not generally known popular handbook
of facts not readily accessible in Literature History and
Science; edited by David A. Wells.
Scandal; by Mrs. J. T. Bckford
Illinois it s its History, Geography, Statistics Laws
&c. with Prairie map Geographical map, Population
man, and other illustrations; by Fred Gerhard.
Biographical and Historical Sketches; by 7. Babngton
Macaulay.
Testimony of the Rocks; by Hugh Miller
America and Europe; by Adam G. DeGaurowski.
The Worlds Owns by Julia W. Howe:
HoOper's Western Fruit Book, with cOlOred plates.
Hawks History Of North Carolina, vol: LIST -
For Sale by II. D. TURNER,
N. G. Bookstore
Raleigh, May 1s, 1857. 81
Austen's Patent Freezer.
a NEWLY INVENTED ARTICLE WILL FREEZE
"A Cream in six minutes. For sale at the
May ls, 1857. 81
NOW READY
Swaimss Justice...Revised.
vUlHE NORTH.CAROLINAM MAGISTRATE,
practical guide to the Laws of the State and the de-
csions of the Supreme Court defining the duties and r
dcon of Justices of the Peace under the Revised Code
of 1885, together with full instructions and numerous
Forms and Precedents.
EDWARD CANTWELL, Esq, LII b
CIunssllor at LGsO.
One Vol. vo, containing nearly 600 pages Handsomely
printed good paper and we'll bound in Law binding.
Price, $3 So Postage, 80 cents.
HENRY n
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NOTICE. B.. .ss..s-z.
ASI HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH,
"A offer my valuable tract Of land for SALE contain
ing four Hundred Acres of which about hundred and
fifty acres are in fine state of cultivation The balance is
well wooded and good arabic land.
Said land has on it irst-rate dwelling house, all
cesssry ouhouses and fine well Of water in the yard
fine orchard of apples and peaches of every kind.
Said land lies nine miles southeast of Raleigh between
the wilmington and Newbern Roads, in mile Of Au-
burn.
will take great pleasure in showing said land to any
p''~'' ~ '' p. H. sTURDEvANT.
August 19, 1856. 7s-H
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RLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
"Standard" office
Also Wrs Subpoenas Warrants, ard variety of other
blanks.
Aug. 25, 1855. 70
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HATS! HATS!! HATS!!i-BEEBES MOLE
Ii skin, Soft Cashmere, Hungarian. Panama, Rutland
Dunstabe Webster Coll Sunnett, Leghorn Young Amer
ica Old Fogy Canada Straw Hats at the cheap store
of h. L. EVANS.
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w. J. HoUsroN. w. A. ALLEN.
HOUSTON & ALLEN,
Attornies and COunsellors at Law.
KENANsv1LLE, N. C.
"1LL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPERIOR
w Courts of Duplin New Hanover and adjoining Coun-
ties, and also the Courts of Wake
April 4, 1857 39-swly.
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DIR. j. A. GEOGHEGAN,
OF CLARKSvILLE, VA,
Has Located in FranklintOn, N. C.
March 3, 1857. 29-sw1y.
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DRESS GOODS.-BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
II Berage aud Muslin Robes Tamartine, Lawns, Mus
Inns, Ginghams, &C., just received at
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JAMES HI. STRUM,
General Agent and Collector,
OXFORD n C.

Joseph H. Gooch, Granville Co.. n c.; Hon. A. W. Ven
able, Brownsville, N c.; r. N D. C. Herndon, Oxford
n. e.; R. A. Young Petersburg. Va.
february IA, 1857. M-sw1y.
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BARRON C. WATSON GAsTON MEAREs.
WATSON MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a Burlins Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce.
Dec. l2 1856. S-SWtf.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORN AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD N. c.,
Will attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses-
sons of Wake, Johnston, Cumberland and Harnett
Smithfeld Feb. 20. 1856. 2S-tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

THE Snow STORM AND AcclDENrs-Th
snow stoIm of Sunday night and Monday was
severe one in several sections of Pcnnsylvan-
10. The snow at Mauch Chunk fell to the
depth of fourteen inches; at Coopersburg, on
the North Pennsylvania Railroad, eight inch
cs: at Pottsvillc eighteen inches, and at
Reading eight or ten inches A dispatch
from the latter place dated Monday, says:
cat eight O'Clock this morning, owing to
the great accumulation of snow and water OH
the roof of the Reading Railroad machine
shop, portion of the iron roof Of this vast
building fell. About 800 men were at work
in the shop at the time, and the crash caus-
cd them to be greatly alarmed. Fortunately
but two persons were injured, and those but
slightly. The section of roof which fell is a.
bout 1870 feet by 40, being about one-eight of
the roofing None of lle locomotives and none
of the valuable machinery sustained material
damage The escape of the men and their
not sustaining further injury is regarded as
special dellverance from death in one of its
most terrible FORMS"
On Tuesday of last week two feet eight
inches Of snow fell in Franklin county NJ Y.
The roofs Of several buildings were crushed
IN by its weight. ...,..i.t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25
Proposals for a Bridge.

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received
~ 10y the Board of Commissioners of the
village Of North East. until the 10th day of
May next, for the erection of q Culvert over
the Run in said village, and the gradn. of
the same, according to the following spccili-
cations, to wit:
The abutmcnts to be 3 feet 6 inches AT the
bottom and IT d in at top; it . in under
ground and the same above, and 20 it long.
The arch to he of the best hard bricks. 9 in
thick, 20 1t long, IT wide, with circle of =
It in. The wing walls to he Q 1t from the
bottom of each abutmcnt. and to extend over
the whole to the height Of 8 it; to be > IT 6
in. at bottom and fl 6 in. at top. The whole
to be laid in the best mortar, ana to be other
;,iSc done to the satisfaction of said Board -
The grading can be done by the yard, or
otherwise, according to agreement, and can
be included with the masonry; or they will
receive separate proposals for each. The
whole to be completed by the 10th day Of
June next
Proposals to be endorsed. "ProposaS for
building the Culvcrt," AMI directed to the
President of the Board of commissioners Of
the village of North East.
Persons wishing to bid for the same. can
receive any further information by applying
to any member Of said Board. Apr. 25, Wv
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25
Receivers Sale Of store Goods,
Clothing, cord Wood and other
Personal PrOOerty.

TN pursuance and under The authority Of an
lordcr Of the circuit Court, for Cecil Coun-
ty, i'll Chancery, the subscriber will offer at
public sale to the highest bidder ut his Of
flee, in the town OF Elkton, on
Saturday, The 10th doy Of i|Ioy meet,
the following property, viz, ii lot Of Ready
Made Clothing, such as Goats, Vests, Pants.
Drawers and Shirts. Flats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, and u quantity Of Groceries. Teas,
Coffee, Rice, Soaps. and Spices, Cigars, To-
bacco, and some remnants OF Dry Goods
Also, one large Iron, CWilder) Safe. which
cost SO in New York. Also; -Four New
York Dray Cars, with lot Of cart or car
gears.
Also; quantity of Pine and other cord
Wood, lying at RanGcPs Point, on Back
Creek, about two miles below Chesapeake
City; to be sold by the cord, delivered on the
shore, and reasonable time allowed to re-
move it.
TERMS OF SALr:-All sums of Twenty-Five
Dollars and UNDER cash. For all sums above
Twenty five dollaIs, credit Of six mouths
will be allowed, with notes and approved Sc
curity, bearing interest from day of sale will
be required. Sale to Commence at II O'Clock
A. M. +. a. ELLIS,
April 25 IS RECEIVER, &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

TIE LOGIC OF DOLLARS. THE New Orleans
Bullelun refers to the brilliant results realiz.
ed by the Illinois Central Railroad Company
from the grant by Congress of nearly three
millions Of acres Of land. After building the
road the Company will have land enough to
yield the sum of thirty millions, and this the
editor says is the logic Of dollars which every
body can understand. The Pacific Railroad
through Texas the same paper states, will be
seven hundred and eishty,hrcc miles long,
and has grant from the State of S.0l7, 600
acres of land and loan of 5000 per miles
Taking the average price of the Illinois lands
as basis, this grant will yield the Pacific
Company the grand sum Of over $4,000 900.
The Bulletin thus brings to view the magni-
tude of the grant:
Eight millions acres of land is easily pro-
nounced or written but does the reader COM
prehenG the quantity represented Its great
CT than the combined area of Road Island,
Delaware and Connecticut. 1t is nearly twice
as great as Massachusetts. nearly as great as
Massachusetts and New jersey together,
greater than New Hampshire or Vermont
The latter. the largest but one of the New
England States, contains but 6 1875 $50 acres.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

"A SAD AFFAIR-Sudden Death. "A gentle
man and lady arrived at the Pavilion Hotel
on Thursday evening with the corpse of Il
young man who had died that day on board
the steamer Express. The deceased was a
brother to the lady, and with her and his
friend were going South on the Empress
On Thursday morning while the deceased
was sitting with the lady on deck, apparently
in good health, his head sank upon his bosom,
and when the lady turned to address him he
was dead. The party left the boat at Hem
derson, and were bearing the young mars
remains to his home in Maryland. The Ia
dy's grief was heart-rending to witness-hel
bright anticipations for the future all brushed
away by. the strong arm Of death. Verify
we know not what a day may bring forth.
Lo,isriie JouroGi, LSH. ,-s,I ...t, ,.....
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25
Esculapius Drug Store.
BennettS ElnbrOcatiOn! {!

- THIS Great Linimcnt is now almost uni
vcrsaly used as the best application for man
IL or horse for all outward affections, such rs
I sprains Pains, Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Rheu-
matsm. Neuralgia, &c. 1t gives instant relief.
and makes far moro cures than any other lirament
sold. 1t is also found upon experience, to be
certain cure for chapped or cracked hands and
makes them white, smooth and soft. TO those who
are annoyed with rough and hands, il is cs-
pecially recommended. 1t has gained the almost
entire medical faculty where it is known to its ia
vor, and is largely prescribed in their practice,
with entire satisfaction Don't suffer then, bat use
BENEFITS Embrocation, tho great I.inament.
Benefits Dia,rhga .Mirture.
This mixture is too we'll known to need comment.
1t is undoubtedly safe and the most speedy cure
now known for Cholera Morbus Diarrhea Cholic,
and all like affections Of the bowels; and should
have place in the medicine cles, Of every family,
as it might be required in time of emergency to-
save life. The season is now approaching for bow
e affections, and it is to be hoped that every fam
lily will supply themselves with this mixture. "A
word to the wise is sufficient"
Benefits Indian Oil.
This splendid preparation for the hair has stood
the test of competition, and rises superior in the
conflict OF Pomades Katharions, Reeenerators and
an else heaped upon the people. This Indian OH
Is truly deserving tho name it bears as a clean
ana invigorating Tonic for tho head and bcaut yng
properties upon tho hair.-It Is much improved,
;os,ns now by altering process, cleaned of all
impurities, and is balm sufficient to bcautify the
nalr without the greasy and gloomy appearance
gwen by most all hair preparations 1t is also,
put up IN larger bottles which makes it a very do
sirahe and cheap Hair Oil.
sS These medicines arc for sale by all Drug
gisls'-Msrchapts and others must order from
JOSEPH 5. BENNETT.
Apr % If lOl Market st, Wilmington, Del
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

a DISCUSSED DEMoCRAT.-Mr. Carpenter
of the Madison (Wis.) Patriot, thus writes to
his paper from Washington
81 am now arranging some business pre-
paratory to taking bee.linc for Madison to-
morrow or next day, with the full determine
ton that the Union may be rent asunder the
Potomac YIELD up its waters to old ocean, and
become as dry as my pockets; Abolilionism
revel in rampant luxury and dominion at the
National Capital: that ChimboraZo may nod
its towering head at the foot Of mole hill ;
that cholera, yellow fever, Group and chicken
pox may vomit forth their pestiferous and de-
vastating miasma to suffocate the poisoned
rats of Washington; that lice, frogs. and all
the plaques brought upon Egypt by the wick
edncss of Pharoah may overrun and devas-
tate our country, before go to Washington
again with view of preventing thieves from
filling places of honor and profit"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25
Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.l
Letter from "NesciO."
CHESAPEAKE Citv, APRIL, 2lst,

CHESAPEAKE City, APRIL, list, 1857.
My attention has Just been directed to an
article in The Cecil Democrat (of the 7th) ia
ted from this Town and signed democrat"
i'll which the writer thus treats Of my state
ment that the Democrats Of this District
were inc,nscd at the recent "summcrsct" Of
The Cecil Democrat:
"Now sir. sitter making dilGent enI uiry
into this matter, unhesitalns ly pronounce
Nescio the manufacturer OF Il b aSe and ma
licious SANDER, and charge him with know
ing that such sentiments had no existence,
save III his know nothing brai NJ
This is a cool and pleasant-the lie direct
aud Shall reply to it in the same cool and
pleasant manner. When this correspondent
states that my assertion is a ''falschool:" "a
base and malicious SANDER" and when the
Editor of The Democrat SAYS that mo one.
not even 'Neacu' himself believed it, ;" 1t is
SUI ppoSed that they have both "tak en pains
to inquire Let Us look at the truth Of it,
On the afternoon of the Saturday on which
the first Of the series of articl,s headed Ma
ryland Politics" appeared in The Cecil Why
and in which the 'itlle Locofoco Editor was
so completely used up" was standing
with two prominent Democrats of the
recent district, convcrsing about the Affair."
During the conversation one Of them re-
marked that ''NaMlrrfeid had got himself
into scrare." Yes" said the other,
D-n him, he does more harm than good"
Were Rowan at the head Of the paper.
things would be managed differently, should
BE- III favor Of making him The County Edi.
tor" Gould not the funds be raised for
that purpose" said the other. Il don't
know, was the reply, and then the CONVEX
Sa!ion changed. On this conversation ba-
sed my assertion, and the substance and
truth ofmy present statement ! can prone
'Fhis is plain tale and "Dcmoerst' could
not have inquired very mach, or he would
easily have foand Democrats in this town
good and trt,e Democrats too, men who new
er thditged their op,nion.) who have as little
opinion of the merits, ability and consistency
of The Cecil Democrat as the writer Of this
article The name and character Of this
Democrat" is not known to me; he may be
one of the men who rode round the district
on IA certain Sunday during the last campaign,
preaching the aboi,ionSm Of Willard Fill
more; he may be one Of the men who offered
hat barrel Of tlour-that stove and cord OF
wood. for certain doubtful vote; he may be
one of the men who turned honest mechanics
out Of employment because of their profyss,d
sympathy with the American Party; or, he
may be one of the men who are so fond of
fleeing the County: but he is not certainly
man Of sense OF consistency, else he would
not talk at this distance from the State of
Pennsylvania Of carrying elections by the
"muZzle." NEsCIo.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

THE GREAT CONSEQUENTLY impress
sion the world is to be at end on the 18th of
June. is so prevalent in Gallicia, that the
peasants are becoming somewhat difficult to
manage. The poor ignorant creatures have
been confirmed in the idea that they have but
few more weeks to live by the abolition of
the "passpert torture in Austria, and the re-
duction of the passport tax in Russia. Ac-
cording to Polish correspondent of the Ost
Deutsch Post, the lower classes express them
selves as follows: mo one now troubles him
self about the world and is inhabitants. a
man can 60 where he pleases, as it is now all
the same whether he is here or in America. "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25
Dickey's Patent Corn Plant or:

LNOR EITHER DRILLING OR DROP
l. PING CORN IN THE IlILL.-Thc be st
article now in use, and winch no farmer
should be without. Corn planted with this
drill is less liable to be taken up by birds,
more certain of co ming up, and will produce
more to the acre, than when dropped in nsn-
al way. All orders for said Drill will be
promptly filled by
uAINES 4 MENDINIALL,
Agents and Manufacturers,
Rising Sun, Md.
n. B.-A general assortment of PLows,
Flow CASTINGS and Agricultural implements
generally, always on hand. Also u few Horse
POWERS, THREsnERs and SErARAToRs, which
will be sold on the very lowest TERMS
Likewise u second hand Horse Power and
Thresher. which will be sold very low.
Rising Sun, Apr. % 4w II. Nm.