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The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

these three great S.attsis s3l $50 9l5, whilst
the hay crop Of New York, which finds its
market In every State south OF it, amounts to
upwards ofthiny-sfpen million: 1887 ,2S7 ,970):
or SJ,301 ,l56 morc thar the four staples from
the three great SIstes as aboyc so swys the
olifcisl repoItsot Treasury Department. Fiat
the hay crop in this country would do well
there is but little doubt, by a free Use of lime
or mari, which Is abundant and cheap. |
! have seen a field some ten or more years since.
Oh Chester Creek, Pennsylvania, ON the farm
Of the late Samuel West. winch he told me
had been moved thirty-scvcn years in success
sion, and had produced an average of two
tons per annun. This was as tsurc e:ras4 as
could he desirc's: it t. trae the timothy with
which il was first sown had run cut. but il
ha,t been succeeded by heavier growth of
white clover and green grass, which was so
thick set on the ground that when cut with
the scythc would roll over like wool fleece.
But we lave many experiments nearer
home. | haze lot Of about three acres
which | sowcd with timothy in November,
1888 which l consider has yielded Inc an
average Of twenty years cutting full two tons
per acre, This is upon about as high spot
as any land upon my Whcatland farm and
is, suppose, about fair average Of land suit.
ed to the growth Of grass as most Of the lands
of Cecil or Kent county. This land was made
rich enough only to prs4.lcc n good fair crop
Of wheat when first sown with timothy, since
then. the lot has had at different dressings
equal to loo bushels Of quick lime to the
acre, and a portion two years since Sur
thcr dressing of 800 ibe,. OF MALES SUPER
pho>phatc: since then tie thnutby appears to
have given way rapidly to the clover and green
pfp hut E,r, OF, a
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

The IlARroRD TINES. Geo. krating, Esq.
has sold his paper at Iiavre dc GraceThc
Madisoilian to VI, ssrs }. X Donncllv and
G. \. Conner who have enlarged it and
brought it out under new name: "Ihe HaT-
.to,d Times We hope to STE the Times sue
ccSsful in the bands Of its very worthy pro-
pretors, and as for the Major be is an old
war horse that is sure Of Success. His time
will now be devoted exclusively to The
American Register his paper at Towsou-
town.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

Az ENGLISH VIEW OF OUR New SECRET AIRY
OF STATE. E.-Thc London Times, of March 10,
has an article on the rlmorc'l appointment of
Gen. Cass as Secretary of State, in which,
after mentioning his antccedents. and explain
ing the reason of his selection it observes:
Mr.. Buchanan will limit the application
Of the theory promulgated lately at 0stcnd,
and Gen. Cass will discover that the British
government, with which he will at once enter
into correspondence, is not a mere grasping,
hcartless despotisrr. At the age of Is, even
the most frryid spirit, rs somewhat disposed
to tranquility, and we can wcil imagine that,
after having made war speeches to two gen.
eratons offfis countrviner, the new Secretary
of State will settle down into sufficiently
peaceful and reasonable man Of business.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

COSTLY BRtpGEs. The suspension bridge
about to be erected over the Mississippi at St.
Louis will, it is said cost abaut two millions
of dollars: it will be about eighty feet above
high water. snd over mile in length, and
the bottom Of the towers will be sixty feet
below water. 1t has been stated that this
structure will be the most costly of any Of
its kind in thc,world. There are, however,
many bridges in the world which have cost
much more money than will that at st. Lou
is. Three of those crossing the Thames at
London, cost-the London bridge ten millions
Of dollars: the Southwark eight millions: and
the Waterloo five millions. The celebrated
tunnel nnder the Themes at London cost
over three million dollars. ...
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

TDEArn of JAMES J.. CRAIG Eso.-Our read
crS will deeply regret to learn Of the death of
this gentleman, Which took place at his iesi-
dcncc at Court House Point Oh Elk River,
Oh Monday morning. lie WAS a man of great
usefulness and excellence Of character, and
his ekath is public loss. lle was County
Conm issioncr in 1851 5, and AS snch rem
dcrcd valuable services to his district and the
county. Had he lived. we doubt not, he
would have been called on TO fill more impor-
tant public positions.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
Drag, Paint and Glass
WHO LESALE W.4REHOUSE,

Corner Of Tenth and Market Streets.
Office in Second Story, PHILADELPHIA.
fyWo invite attention to our large stock of
Drugs Paints. Oils; Narnishes, &c. selected eH.
prcss!y for our sales, and comprising of The
finest assortments in the United Stit,s, which we
ofrr at low prices, for cash approved credit.
WE MANUFACTtRE very extensively:
Premium Pure " hitc Lead. tbe.p
kensing!on Pure White Lead,
Pearl Snow White Lcal,
'Fie.le Montague Frrn.h Zinc (bcst) Z
Pure snow White American Zinc +
Phlad"iphis Snow White Zine.
Silvcrs Plastic Fire and Weather proof Paints.
chrome Grcens, lsilows, and colors generally,
AGENTS FOR ST.. = J. ~
Porter superior Alkaline Window Gisss
Genuine French Plate Glass. {warrantsd)
Tbs New Jersey Zinc Company products,
Iildcn aud Nephcw's N. Y. yarni-hc,
Brooklyn Premium Pure White Lead,
Iiamrd"n Permanent Greens.
Pure Ohio Catawba Irandy, 49,
IMPORTERS OF:
French and kngli<h Plate Glass. ia. ......
French aud English Cylindc Gl.ss
Colorc'l aud Engraved Window Glast
D"sucrreotype Glass.
II 'mmer"d Plate for Floors and sky. Liyhts
Drugs Chemicals, Pcrfumery. &c
llOlESALE DEALERS IN:
Druggists Articles generally.
Paintcrs Tools of ali descriptions
Hydraulic and Roman Cement,
Calciued and Land Plaster
Paper Makers Clay. satin White, &c.
FRENCH, RICHARDS CO.,
store ~ W. cor. Of Tsnth and Market streets,
Factory. junction York Avenue. Crown and Cal
lowh.l sts, Philada. IApr43n
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
nRER PARK SEMINARY.

NEW ARK, DEE9-Thc Summer Session
tNwill begin the First day Of May, 1867, +,
and con Time five months.
Parents may here ind for their children a
good home, where thcir minds. habits and
morals will be carefully cultivated. Children
in particular will re eeive parental care. The
instruction in the elementary branches is
thorough, and careful attention paid to
Music, Drawing, and the various styles Of
Painting. ..,.1....
For Board and Tuition in English, per term
5000.
For circnlars. with fun particulars and ref
erences, apply to the Principal.
April In REV. u 20. HOOD.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
DlssoI.vTIoS OF THE BElrIslI lIPAHIJ,mry7

Dissolution OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
"A friend has handed us 4 copy of the North
crn Wing, Of the 10th ult.. published at Bel
fast, ireland. 1t announces the dissolution
Of Pu uliament in tbs following extract:
The dissoTftior has taken the prrbyites
unprepar,d, and they evidently do not know
what to go fol. P;.',nerSton, simply and un-
aliectedlY asks for a majority, because the
Queens Government must be carried on. The
indivdualities Gladstone Rocbuck. Bulwcr
Lytton, Laing, Graham. Hc, bert, Layard =
rely on their indvilualiies: they have no
policy. but they have integrity, experience,
parliamentary aptitude: and having nothing
to say of the crisis" tfNy say nothing. The
dissoluton, az regards England, promises to
br dull. !"
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

tySENNETr'5 EMBRoCATloN, tine grea,
Linamont. cures Kheum ltism
Bennetts Embroca,ion, the great Imam ent
cures Heura'gil.
Bennett's Embrocation, tho great Linamcnt,
cures pains and Spr,ins.
Bsnnet's Embrocltion the great Linament,
cures Iumbago.
Bcnnets Embroca.ion the great Linament.
cures Tooth ache.
Brnn'ttS Em'rpc ,tioa. the great Linament
cures Chapp'd Hands. and makes them white
smooth AMI soft For sale by II. IT, MlrcRELL
and Druggists and Stor.k.-pers through tn.
country. Suv l5 IS,j-Iy
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

The HorEL StWNEss.- New York
Tribune says the Rev. Chmrics II. Malcolm
and wife of Newport r. |. are among the
sick from the late hotel disease in Washing
ton. Their symptoms indicate arsenic, viz: in
tense thirst and burning in the stomach, in
vcterate diarrhea venting after taking food,
red spots on the surface Of the abdomen, &c.
W. w. Bacon and wife, of New Haven, CT.
were also srrimnfv affected after leaving
Washington fur the South. Mrs. 3. has been
confined to her b,d in Mobile for a month";
and her recovery is said to be doubtful.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

FlRE.-We learn with great regret that the
Barn and out-buildings Of George w. Spencer
Esq. on bis Mansion Farm, about mile be-
low George Town X Roads in this county,
was destroyed by fire on Thursday evening
last about o'clock. In addition to the
buildings, Mr.. Spencer lost about 100 bushels
of wheat, 1900 bushels of Oats and $500
bushels of Corn, and r2 head of Horses and
Mules. Mr.. Spcnccr's loss i'll buildings and
Other property must be upwards Of seven
thousand doynrs. 'Fhs origin of the fire We
have not heard, but presume it accidental, or
from spark from the kitchen chimney
There was ITO Insurance. Kent NcWS.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
1875
FREE EXHIBITION
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of six writs Of feri faci.ls; five
ID issued by Samuel Logan, Esq ,one OF
the Justices Of the Peace OF the State Of
Maryland IN and for Cecil county, and one
issued by Anthony Wharton, ESQ.,, also =
Justice of the Peace OF the said comfy and
Stats; four of said wtits at the suit OF Vii
liam T. Richardson use OF Thomas Burnside;
one at the suit of Thomas Burnside, and one
at the suit Of George 4 David Moore; all
against the goods and chattles, lands and
tenements of Benjamin b. Sweet, and to me
directed, have seized and taken into exccM-
tion all the right, title, claim and estate Of
the said Benjamin b. Sweet, in and TO alb
that Farm or Tract of Land, now occupied
by John Thompson as tenant. lying on the
public road between the villages of Moth
East and Clarlestown, "' .'l.-"
r. r.., Containing 100 Acres,
more or less, and hereby give notice that
on .. ..... ..... .-
Saturday the 1874 day Of .lpra, 1857,
Mt the public house of Christopher A. Little,
in the village OF Charlcstown, between, the
hours of one and thues 8'clock, r. NJ, / will
offer the said property OF public sale TO tho
highest bidder, Tor cash. 10 satisfy said wits
and ea,ts. JOSEPH r. MAlIONEY,
March 2Sth--ts. ($3.5o) 10 Constable.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE,

\
Rl virtue of Il Decree Of the Circuit Court
A1ior Cecil county IN clancery, the unirr-
signed trustee will ollcr at Public Sale at the
Court House door in the town OF Elkton, on
Thursday the 5oM Of .4pra 1857.
at II o'clock A. NJ. all that valuable Milf
Property. at North East, Cecil County, Md.
occupied by Thomas p. W"llaston.
This property contains IL Acres more or
less, and the improvements thereon consist
of large Grist Mill, Saw Mill, Dwelin
4 House, Carriage House, Stable AMI
tEA other necessary out-buikings. The
!;tss; Wills are doing prosperous bus';
nrar Inc Rail Road Station. on the p. w. n
Is. Rail Road, at North East.
Persons wishing to purchase are invited
t" examine the Premises.
TERMS OF SALE: One thnnsand d,l-
lars "f the purchase money to BE- p,i in
cash on the day Ut sale; One half the b,i,uc,
with interest thereon from the day Of sale to
be paht at the end Of six months, and the
other half with interest ~ aforesaid 1T til,
Ei N twalsc months. from the d,v OF s,ls.
Credit payments to b: s:cur: | by tn. Bpad
"fth. purchaser with approved security.
GEORGE EARLE,
Ellt,a April ith 1871. Trustee.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
will be made to the County Commission
erS of Cecil county at their first meeting az
ter the 27th day Of April, 1857, to take thu
proper steps to have new road opened from
rh Hsss Priar road rir r,rpH sroAn the re all
of the Old Maryland CarsiY 10 the Pcnr,syl-
vania Li'r, through th. lands of Alexander
Fulton. Absalom Ronlan and Thomas Fulton.
Maych 18th ;,y
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

MlpDI.ETOwN ACApuss This Tnstitution,
unGer the charge Of Mr.. j. B. Mcdowell, is,
we are pleased to learn. i'll highly hourishng
condition. Anumber Of pupils attend it from
the lower districts of this county. The follow
ing Report of'ihe Committee Determination
is very satissa ctory:
MIppL ETowN AcAErMY, March 26, 1857.
The undersigned, members of the commit
tee appointed to examine the students ut the
semi-annral examination held at the Academy
this day. beg leave respectfully to Report
that We have carefully discharged that duty.
and that we are exceedingly gratitiel at the
corrcctacss, thoroughncss, and promItttudc
whS-h characterized the exercises Of the
pupils.
The eousso % instruction. method oftcach-
ing. and general government of the Academy,
as adopted aud pursued by she cXccllcnt
PIllcipal. c!ic;ts our highest conm"ndatlon
and we cordially unite in recommending
most heartily this mcritorious Institution t o
the deserved confidence and liberal patron
age ot the public. Signed by
Rev. Tho. F. BnLoP,
D. /. CYATHAs, NJ. D.
Tho. MrRPnEY,
JosEru II. IlANs@S,
ROBERT A. CocnRAN.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

NATURE OF COMETS. M. Babinct, of the
French Institute, in the course of some re-.
marks which he has published concerning the
comet which is expected by astronomers in
the year 1858. says:
With regard to one Of the qHestTons to
which this question has given rise, must
protest against the idea that a comet possesses
the power OF imparting perccplihle mccl,an-
ical shock. can prove that the collision of
II swallow intent On suicide, and flying with
full force against train of a hundred csrr-
ages, drawn BY ten steam engines, would be
;lioGSand times more dangerous for the
train in'qucstion than would be the sIfnula-
ncols shock of all the known comets against
the earth. What is comet! 1t is visi.
Die notbirg.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

SINGULAR ACCIDENT. "A few nights ago a
gentleman in a ncighloritg town was sreased
from sleep. and found himself "a boring un,ar
a strange sense of suiiocation and difficulty
of breathing. Medical assistance being sum.
moncd, it was ascertaincd that Inc had swal.
lowed his set of false teeth which became
fixed in the throat and almost chokel him.
The efforts to relieve him proved unavailing.
until surgeon from Salem WAS called, who
after laborng for several hours, succeeded in
seizjng upon the intrulers and removing
them without injury to the patient, who had
a narrow escape from death. Register.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

PARTITION OF NICARAGUA. The important
information has been received, by the Illinois,
that partition of Nicaragua has been ar
ranged by Convention, in session at San
Miguel in The Republic of San Salvador. and
it has been determined to divide the State be-
tween Costa Rica, Honduras and San Saliva
dor. The Nicaraguans, it is alleged, consent
to the arrangement. Their dism"rnbcrcd
country will be gaIr'isonc'l by troops from the
ncishi~rins States. to preserve order. and.
after Il specified time, at the option of the peo-
pie Of Nicaragua, it will be reunited and
placed once more in the position of an indie
pendent Republic. The annexation of the
different parts Of Nicaragua to the adjoining
States will b. in the following manner To
Costa Rica will be annexed the territory on
both sides Of the San Juan river, and tie ter.
ritory between the Lake Nicaragua and the
Pacific, as far north as Alassaya: Chontales
will lac assigned to Honduras. and the re-
mail.dcr will he given to San Salvador, which
more than either Of the other States needs
Territory. on account of the comparatively
dense population and limited extent of snil.
being. as she is, by far the smallest of the
smallest Of the Central American Republics.
The entire consumnation Of this scheme will
probably be announced BY the next arrival.
-BM. american.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing
FIVE POINTS, March 30th, 1856

FIVE PoINTs, March 30th, 1857.
The Fire Points Gfum Husl,ng d Fish Ham-
ing Farming Poities--i change-.4nd
other matters.
Mr.. EptTeR:--E don't know that 1t i, al
ways necessary that correspondent should
be resident Of the particular locality from
which he writes. or dates ms letters, or even
a po,ary sojourncr. There are many fine
cpl purpertng to be written in foreign
lands which arc concocted in the Editors qni-
ct santtum.
From the heading of my letter the mind of
an habtnal reader would revert at once
10 New York. to that notorious haunt of vice
and vagrancy, known as the Five Points. The
Five Points, however, which alude to is a
pleasant little valley in the Sth Election Dis
trict oS Cecil, about one cisth ola mile from
Ncw Mexico on the Lancaster and Port De-
posit road. A pleasant little stream goes
singing through the valley and .-r-r-
"Aronnd us all the gloom Of grove,
That ere was spread" &c. a-E ...-'
We can't, however, boast of any uncom-
mon progress in the art Of village making
here away, as your correspondents in other
parts of the county; although Mr.. George
Ewing has erected new Blacksmith and
Wheelright shopon the site Of the Five Points,
and quarter of a mile to the east may be seen
the new roof of Cooper shop, unnistakeablc
evidences that the carpenter has been about
But If the Fire can't boast much as to new
buildings, it can rs to travel. TO Judge from
the constant train of wagons one would arrive
at the conclusions that the Pcnnsylvanians
we've great fellows to sell grain ahd eat fish.
From Eebrtary to July they lasf fish. Com
mcncing with the first suntsh that Is caught
in Principle creek, and ending with the last
shad the eels allow the gilers to secure.
But you wish to hear something about the
"crops." I can only speak as TO wheat,
which appears to be good deal injured by
the severe winter. The farmers are busy
driving their ploughs alield, preparatory to
planting oats and corn, the ground being in
fine order at the present time for ploughing.
Very little stir among the politicians in
this quarter. Politics are rather dubbed
bore. 1t may surprise some OF the ''untcr-
rilicd' to hear that one Of our stanchcst
Democrats has changed. les, the Captain
who won the title Of the Father Of the
Eighth has changed Know Notlingism
will now run not IN the balI,na, and the
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
81 REV RID.

ID AN away on the 30th of March last, from
~ the subscriber, residing in the 3rd Dis
rct Of Cecil corm,y, Joseph Shippers, All in
dentcd apprentice to the farming business.
lie is about II years old, tall and slcndrrly
made, and wore away a brown hat and black
coat; other clothing not remembered. The
above reward will be paid ior his delivery to
me. but no other shasges.
Apyi 3w JOHN GRANT.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
New Wall Paper Warehouse,
Bt KTON s. LANlN(..

MANCFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS.
~ No. l2t .7rch ST., second door ADORE Sirth :,
PHILAD:irE1t. where may be found the lary-
est and best selected stock in the city.
Country Purchasers may here be accom-
lnodatcd without the Inconvenience OF look
ing further, aud may be assured tha, they
VIII receive the advantage of their money.
Mar - BIN BURTON 4 LANtN(I
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
COMPREHENSIVE.

TlrTIE undersigned have this day entered
L into Copartnership under the name and
firm of J. ii. Rowland g. Co., and purpose
doing d general Lumber and Warehouse
business, they will purchase all kinds of
Grain at the highest market tes, and have
for sale Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Pickets,
&c. Also Guauo, Bones, Lime. Plaster,
Fish, Salt, Tar, &c, &C., at prices as low as
the lowest. J. Fl. ROWLAND,
ID. G. WAY. sf.
Port Deposit, april I, 1857 (apr 44w)
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

THE LATE MR IlMNEGM,S. The Toronto
correspondent of the New York Commercial
commentin. on the late railroad calamity at
IIansltm, thus speaks of Mr.. Zimmerman,
the great railroad contractor:
"Mr. Zimmerman loss is kcenly felt. He
had only just signed contract for the con-
struction of the great Southern line Of rail-
way, from Detroit to the Falls. along the
borders of Erie, at a cost OF St2000, 900. He
had also just completed % settlement with tn.
Grand Trunk Railway for $1,000. 900. In
his operations I've gave employment to and
came II, CFseN contact with a vast number of
people; and by all he seems to have been
greatly beloved llc was generous an | noble
hearted to a proverb. and his wealth seemed
to increase i'll equal ratio with his generosity.
lie come from Lancaster County, Pcnnsylya-
MIA. fourteen years ago. without penny. and
he died worth $l20.000 a year privat. prop
erty. lie was only 3S years OF age
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL,

The subscriber has taken
n < that well known ..Old Stand ;"
AMii g in Elkton. and having fitted up
WasJtsees4 stses4 the House in good style and
rc paired the stabling, is now ycnby to enter
tain he public, whose patronage h; will be
thankful to receive.
ape ! If J. 3. WELLS.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
SELLING OFF AT COST.

TIE subscribers intending to change their
l. business, rfler for sale at Cost. tor cash,
Their Entire Stock Of Store Goods,
consisting. in part, Of the following: .
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CE-
DARWARE, QTEENSWARE
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
comprising a large variety of goods. all nt'
which will be sold At FIRST COST FOIS
CASH. .-. ...
NJ-AH persons who want cheap goods,
will save money by calling on the subscrb-
crs. ALDRlUGE l. GRANT.
Elkton, March 2S II
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
NOTICE..

HNIE Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the und, rsigned, under the frii Of
Rowland, Roman 4 Co., was dissOived on
the 18Th inst. by mutual consent. Either of
the parties is authorized to use the name
of the firm in the NC ttlcmcnt ofthe accounts.
WILLIAM B. RO OWLAND, ,.a7t
JOSEPH ROMAN. # ~ ..-...
OLIVER p. KILIISGSWORIH
Feb. 18th, 1857 (Mar .S 3w)
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
Domestic and Foreign Wines and
LIQUORS.

|" C. CAZlER, at North Fast, Cecil coun,
L ty, is still in the above named business,
and sells tho be- st described (staple) articles
to all whom it AHrv concern, at the lowest
figure, from pint to IL barrel or barrels.
Malt Liquors, Ccgars, Tobacco, Pipes and
Matches, wholesale Or retail, including also
Molasses and EiEeSar, all warranted as rep
resented. Tapr 4 If
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
NOTICE.

IN the Circuit Court In Chancery,
io1Cocil county. March 4th, 1851
nRDERED, That the sales made and re-
~ ported by VI lillian J Jones. Trustee, ,tof
the Real Estate of William D. Hall. deed, he
ratified and confirmed, nnlras cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
ntnih day Of May next; provided copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed IN Ceci, county, once week for one
naiitih before the eighth day of April next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
te SIX hundred dollars (SGD0.)
II. Fl. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy. Test,
Il. u, MITCHELL,
!, sl.lc.. !, ~ In Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

WoETH KNOWING. -prf. Wood whose
advertisement will be found in another col
umn. has discovered a remedy for the gray
and bald which is at once practicable and
cheap. ItrcHuircs no dycing, no wig. 10,
extraordinary trouble. There can be no .ioub,
whatever of its efficacy. We have seen ties.
tmonials almost without nnmuer. and from
men Of great intelligence, high standing and
moral worth.
Those who have been bald for years ar,
now wearing their own hair, and appear ten
years younger than they did six months ago
As in most cases gray hairs and bald head,
are np,n l,re'nat,re and unnatural it is duty
to reIN,sy them by the natural anil nntsoubt.
cd MEANS which Prof Wood has invented
and now kindly Offers to the afflicted Read
his advertisement try his wonderful remedy
and give the Professor Il new testimonial. =
Memphis Whig.
For sale by II. H. Mitchell, Elkton, and all
Druggists.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

tT'I.ater accounts from Walker, than
those given in another col IMP, indicate that
he has escaped from his perlous position at
Rivas, ami would probably continue to give
the lied forces t,ouElc.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
PHILADELPHIA
WOOD MOULDING MILL,

WOOD MOULDING MILL,
Wllow Street cbore I'reIhh, North Side.
NOULDINGS suitable for Carpenters.
LNl Cabinet and Frame Makers, always on
hand. Any Pattern Worked from Drawing.
Agents wanted in the various towns in his
portion of the State. to whom opportunities
win be offered for large profits to themselves
apr 1 Pin SlLAS Il. WEIR.