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Who Is Thomas HOLIDAY Hicks +?

I
The following sketch of the lif. IF t,o
A,,.r;c,, c,,a,J,.,. g., G,,... :; a..
c,, .,' ~, "N."
from INC Nah'p'lSe Eagle puDilslied IN MI
Hicks own town.
Thomas II. Hicks is the son of moor INIT
| honest and highly respected parents His
| father, a mechanic, with a large family Of
children. nine in number. was taken from
| HIM when Young, vet old enough to APPRECIATE
the loss ola parents advice AMI examnlc
and the importance of parental counsel in
rearing youth to manhood. Th,own upon
his resources, he was accustomed to hard
labor until lac arrived at manhood hence
ms Sympathy Tor ,he working classes, and
MS popularity WIN every CLASS "hsn quite
young man nc WAS called by ms party,
l'hp Ola 'cne, Son De,"oc'''!c party ITO be-
o"'ne canu'oa'e lor .'ie s'e'ih'lly Tor his ma
I'VE county; anu Iuh''S hsa,hS. very pop
u'ar cano'uale OF thc ora Federal party, was
u. nv Octooer !oIf e'ec,ed 10 that Once the
'n'l 'erm OF wn'cn' ('htn three ycais' )he Scrv-
ca WIN circuit 10 himself ana satisfactorily to
'hG pIo gpn =,
IN le-' "hen me "u fhtral and Demo-
u''',c lar"es ''aa ioSt 'heir 'acntl'y. he was
t''e ,a,t democrat "s''e up MS party. Up
ol' '"e organization" OF ne" parties ne became
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SprIKy.- Judge Bartol who was recent,
nominated by a majority Of one, by the loco
foco Convention, Indignantly rejects the qucs
tionable honor. In his card Of drclination, h,
says:
IL thought was entitled to the confidence
and appreciation Of my fellow cilirns. And
although do not desire the Office, If the cpn
vcnlion had manifested with something Ek,
unauimity, the desire for my continuance in
1t, would have felt constrained 20 accept
their nomination, and abide by the result O
the election. But when | see that the Who'll,
delegation from Frederick and Carroll and
almost all from Allegheny. have withheld
from me their vote, AIN compelled by my
SelfrcSpcct. to decline the honor Of the NOM.
nation.
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The Issue Eaisy Stated.

The following resolution passed by the
Sham Democracy, at their convention last
week in Baltimore, shows the platform upon
which Col. Groomc is nominated.
Resolred, That we here meet agaia to renew
our dcvotlonto the great cause of evil and
religious liberty, and to proclaim again our
uncompromi>ing hostility to the unconsitu-
tiunal, impolitic and dangerous doctrinnes
measures and practi ces of the krow-nothing
order, pledging our best efforts to secure
once more to our beloved State IA government,
in all its departments, tolerant and just.
There is the Issue fairly stated. No whin
ing now about voting for Buchanan to defeat
Fremont. The simple question to be settled
is, whether Americans shall rule in their own
Land, or be put down with the denuncatiou,
that their efforts are unconstitutional, -
dangerous, ''intolerant" and "unjnst."
We ask the American born citizens Of Nary
land, and those men of foreign birth. who
have come among us to enjoy the fruits of our
free institutions. and to escape from the
tyranny of conuptand grasping hiera,c hy,
to hurl back these foul charges. Let no man
be deluded into voting for Col. Groomc on the
ground that he does not endorse the sentiment
Of this resolution. IL is the platform upon
which he is nominated. his success would be
its success. and in his own letter he charg es
| Americans with chelshng principles "res-
t'ictive of religious liberty and adverse to IN
dividual political equality" The people of
Cecil county have twice declared themselves
in favor of the principle "Amcric,ns shall
Iule America" and we shall see ic this effort
to throw disgrace upon them, by stignalis-
| ing their action as unconstitutional, dan
gerous. ''intoIerant," restrictive ofr.gious
liberty" and "proscriplive" will be success
full. The men who adhere 70 the American
party arc as patriotic as COL Groomc They
love their country and it's institutio as
dearly as he does. They are as careful of the
religious and political rights of others as he
can be, and they do not mean to submit to
such charges as these without retaliation.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS
FOR SALE.

STRAWBERRY S CHAMPION STRAWBERRIES
~ cultivation (w.h personal attention) !
have produced the ilcst Strawberries in the
country; some ofdicm measuring 5 inches
in fact they are allcry lIrg. and of II superior
flavor. AS an evttnce of their superiority
over all other Sawbcrrics that was in the
Baltimore III ,rlet when the b st sold for II
cents per quart rail, Srlndoerg's Champ. o /
Strawberries soCrcalily for 30 cents whole
sale, throuS houthc SEASON; nor could he
supply half the en- lnds ut that price. They
" re also sent t,New York AMI pronounced
by Taylor, the list ever sent to New YORK.
III lrkct. olftmy plants to tn pubic, there
is no hnmbug a)ut them. | refer to gentle
men who hav seen my Strawberries, and
50 ne of them ttmincd my beds, and ready
to testify to thabovc us correct. | refer t.
Gen. 7. Tigan, Col. S. IIlmblcton, Col.
Rd. Thomas, oil. Ed. Lloyd. Jr., james III.
Martin, Esq. lniel Lloyd, Esq. Morris O
Colson, Jas. GoldSborough, and DR.. Hard
castle, ESqrs.
TALBOT 0UNTY.--Col. Rd. France,
DR.. Owens, y. Butcher.
BALTIMOE.-Thc plants will be ready
fot delivery t. lst of August. They will BE-,
packed carcfiy in boxes, the roots covered
with muck, I'd can be snnt any distance,
with pcrechtety. Price 50, GO per hundred
Orders sent tmlil will b. punctually atten-
dcd to, and st according to direction.
INRY j. STRANDBERG,
Easton, Talbot County, Md.
Martmoldsborongh, Agt. Baltimore.
August 8. 81.
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Advertising.

We repeat what we have often said, that The
Cecil Wing has a far greater circulation than any
other paper the Eastern Shore or in any of the
neShboring counties in this State. Ii Is yulu-
able ncdinm for advertising to all persons in this
county who have property, Real or Personal. for
sale or. who deal in any SORT Of merchand u,
goods or wares. Every dollar they cxpend in ad
vertising in The Wing must repay them hundreds.
And persons in The cities who may desire to sell
to merchants and citizens Of Cecil county. can in
no way make Their bu.ne,s and ocation known to
hem so well "a by advertising in Tn, C,cil VIII g
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Phlia., Wilmington and
ELkTON and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

nv and after the LIST of july, 1896. the
~ subscribers become the proprGtors Of
the Elkton and Cambridge Line OF Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily, Sundays
excepted and stop ON their way down the
Shores at the following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CHESTERTOWN,
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL,
HID. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVlLLE,
GEO. r. Il ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
JIRIEVlLL. CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at ~ o'clock a. M, in time for passen-
gers to take the cars for either city.
u they will also run daily branch line
from Middletown, Del, to connect with the
main line at Chestcrtown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middletown
in time for the O'Clock, morning train OF
ears. JOSElH Ellis q w.
June %, 1856.
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BALTIMORE NOMINATIONS The Ameri.
can convention. which net on Wednesday
evening, made the following nominations.
For Clerk of superior Court: George f.
Sangston Clerk of Court of Common
Pleas William J. IIamill.-For Clerk of
Criminal Court Thomas H. Gardner.-For
REGISTER of Willis: Issac P. Cook.-For
Sheriff: Thomas Creamer.-For Surveyor
Gilbert IL. Bryson.
This ticket is not only strong one, but it
gives the lie to the assertion, made by the
ocofocos, that the American party in Balti.
more are gang of rowdies. Rowlies never
nominate such men as George E. Sangston.
The American party will keep Baltimore
clear of such nuisances' as the BLACKBOARD
Bowling and the dcfaultcr Norwood for the
next six years.
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SUICIDE OF UNITED STATES SENAToR.-A
dispatch was received in Washington yester.
day. from New Orleans, making the nelan.
choly announcement that Senator Rusk, Of
Texas, had committed suicide at his home, in
that State, on the Goth ult., by shooting him
self through the head with rifle No special
cause was assigned for the deed. but it is sup.
posed that the mind of Senator Rusk has been
much disturbed la,ely in consequence of some
alleged connection of his brother-n-law with
forgeries on the Department. The matter, ii
is surmised. preyed upon him to such an OK,
tent as to induce this terrible result. Senator
Rusk maintained good position in the digni.
fed body of which he was mem Der. and
his death will be generally regretted. B ah'
Sun Of Wednesday.
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New London Academy.

The sumner Session Of this Institution will COM
m,nce nn tho first Monday of May
tn. Pr no,plls, having lately purchased large
h lex I'm Ing which is admirably adapted to the
rurn,s, II BOARDING house anil has been within
N pas year completely filled up. are enabled to
oil: t., j. .nts accommodations still more pleas
ma. c.ny, lent and comfortable than heretofore
..o'A clearinghouse and School will be con
his nr,u'ion affords superior facilities for cxten
ed ,in,,i,ul Mathematical or Commercial educa-
-. Modern Languages Drawing Music etc. con,
:, ed with untired care for the. pupils health and
vmtor'S
jnI circulars. terms etc. address
GRO. ltFFIELD, A. N.
III EF NJ. FAEHIZ, a. M.
y. WI, n,lon! Chester Co. PA. PRINCIPALS.
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMINAToN.-The Hon.
j. B. Ricaud, of Kent, has been renolnina-
ted as candidate for Congress by an Ameri.
can Convention representing the Second dis.
trict. This district consists Of Kent, Cecil,
Hartford and Carroll counties, and the first
seven carbohydrates of Baltimore county,
Mr.. Rcaud ives elected, in 1855, He was
re.nominated on the first ballot, the delegates
from Hartford voting for DR.. J. X. Sapping-
ton. DR.. S.. as soon as the result was known,
endorsed the nomination also bya patriotic
speech.
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AGuE SUFFERERS.
CALL AND GET BOTTLE of
Paschall's Fever and hgue Mixture.
For Sale by DIR. JOS. WALLACE,
may 80 tlstU kiAton
Baltimore & SaSauehanna

1bdatAllIOGe ~ SWS1ucIhstnAst
S II r \ NJ G Q NJ p n y y
DEICLAR DAILY LINE Except Sundays)
IL Cor HAvRE DE GRACE, P,Ir DErosir, and
TipE WATER CANAL.
sszs,A Tho STEAMBOAT
IA PORTSMOUTH. Capt.
Yt.:s=-aA:@p!..1~ Jos. IEo"nEcAS, leave,
eSEa lower end q: West Fails
Avenue every Tucsd,y, Thursday and Saturday
evening. at o'clock. Returning. leaves Port
DEPOSIT every sionday. Wednesday INA FriIay A.
3 o'clock. and layre de Grace at ) O'Clock l.. NJ.
The Steamboat LANCASTER. Captain j.
ToaLiSSov. leaves same place every Monday
Wednesday and Friday evening. Mt o'clock.
l.itIIli ~ ave Port Deposit every Tu 's'l,y.
TsunrlaS and saturday, evening ut O'clock aud
Harrc de Grace at o'clock =. Nj
.1SHPassagc 30 cents!
~ .'reights rcrcv ii 1 lilly at q ,tiucre until 5
clock. and Mt Port Deposit until p sei"tk;
ricl ut low r,tcs. and cal, fully at;crd-. to.
r duplicate receipts for Frciyhts will be re-
csssrcd i'll all eases.
The Agent at liavrc dc CIR ce will attend 10
forwarding any merchandise consigned to hns for
any point on the pcnnSylv mia & 'Amts or will re
ship freghs intended for l}alsiuerr, Phiad"l Phia
OF elsewhere
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR. Agent. Baltimore.
X. ALEX. TAYLOR. Agr.. II. de Grace.
JACOB TOME Port Deposit.
n The Steamboat III NIATA." Cap; Tomin.
son. being in complete Order, can be chartered ut
any time.
n. B.-train purchased ut the highest market
price at the Warehouse of J. Tome. Port Deposit;
who also keeps for l-. Guann; ri 'st-r; Fish, Salt;
Croas lale Mitchclhs Allan & Nretrs and De
Burg's Phosphat,s, AMI New York Bone Duet.
May 80. 81 If
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.-FBENNETT'S EMBROCATlON, the grca
Linament. cures Rhcum ,tsm.
BENEFITS Embrocatioh, tho great Linamont
cures Neuralgia.
Bclnctts Embrocation, the great Linament
cures Pains and Sprhins.
Benne.ts Embrocaton the great Linamcn,
cures Lumbago.
Benefits Embrocation, the great Linameut,
cures T9othachc.
Bennctts En- jrocation. the great Linamcnr
cures Chapped Hands. and make. them white
smooth and soft. For sale by II. II. MlrcnELL
and Druggists and Storekeepcrs thr-ush the
ountry. Nov Is. lSJ6-1y.
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tg7 Eo>L,TY TO ALL!-usrronMlrY OF pnlcgs,
NEW FEATURE IN BUSHES EVERY OSE HIS own
SALESMAN JONES 4 Co. of the Crescent One
Price Clothing Store" No. 200 MARKET street
above Sixth, Philadelphia, in addition to having
the largest. most varied and fashionable stock Of
Clo,h,ng in Philadelphia, made expressly for re.
tail sales, have constituted every one his own
salesman. by having marked in figures on each
article, the very lowest price it be sold for 50
they cannot possibly vnry--all must buy alike
The goods are all well sponged and prepared l,
and great pains taken with the making. SO that all
buy with the full assurance Of getting u good
article at the very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent, in MARKET, above
Sixth. Nc. 200
August, 8 l-y JONES & Co.
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Rally, Americans. Rally American
wings, Rally Americans Democrats.


The UndcIsigncda committee appointed by
the American county council of Cecil county,
hereby invite and request all qualified voters.
of the SAID county who are approved to the
Sham Democracy, all who subscribe to the
American platform and are in favor Of Ameri-
cans ruling in their own country. to meet in
their respective districts at the places of hold
ing elections therein on Saturday the 22ndd,y
of August at 3 o'clock p. NJ. to SELECT Dclcga-
tcs'to county Convention to be held in Elk
ton on Thursday the 9th of August at II O.
clock \. NJ. The duty TO be performed by
the proposed County Convention is to select
candidates for the following Offices.
Three members to the House of Delegates,
Three County Commissioners,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Register of Wills,
Sheriff,
County Surveyor.
According to the rule of the County Coun-
Gil the several districts will b. reps esentcf as
CJlouc
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A FITTING END TO Foolish BET.-Two
men of Rochester N. Y, undertook to swim
against each other on Lake Ontario on wager
of $50. They struck out for the Canada
shore. 60 miles distant, with boat accom-.
panying. the first one that gave out to lose
After swimming few rods, a big wave swan.
ped them both: they had shipped large
quantity of water. and had to be taken INTO
the boat. almost senseless, neither party win.
ming.
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IMPORTANT TO
DROVERS g. TRAVELLERS.

:. TT hPORT DEPOSIT FERRY BOAT
f4;s:sssss THr STEAMER GIPSEY. Hlpt. j. IL
Myers. having been thoroughly repaired. j. now
running regularly during the day and night be-
tween
PORT DEPOSIT AND BELLS FERRY.
1hesapacisy Of this Boat. and her speed and
entire Safety render her peculiarly fitted for this
service brewers farmers. travellers. and the pub
Tic generally will find her at all times ready 10
convey them and their property to and from the
above points. Travellers and l'rovers will hnd
nmp!e Accommodations for hcmsalve, and stock
st the new Hotel at Bells Ferry. which has been
recently erected by j. SPENCER, and now kept
by him may S-6m
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BAD RoADs:-From different parts of the
county We have letters complaining of the bad
Roads. One from Bohemia Mills refers par
tculary to the road from that place to Mid
dlctown and Odessa and characterizes it as,
almost impossible.
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FOR SASSAFR.AS l. EEk RkERS,
Port Deposit g. Mrre de Grace, Md.
/, Steam Lady Wilmer

G~y~.~ Il Steam er Lady W Inner
ss.,, .%t:;ajaS Capt. WIN. WILSON, being
zxHvssss5=saz thoroughly ovc,haule'l and put
in complete repair for carr! ing Freight, and
ndsomcly fitted up for the accommodation
of Passengers, leaves Race Street Wharf,
Philadelphia, every Wednesday afternoon, at
4 o'clock, for Winners Point, Nd, touching
at Port Herman and Ford's on the Elk River
Turner's Greek, Fishers. Cassi,iay's, George
Town, and Hrerterirktown on the Sassatras.
Returning, leaves Winners Point at 8
o'clock, A. NJ, Thursdays and Frederick
town at p. NJ, touching at all the above
landings, reaching Philadelphia early Friday
morning.
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FAIL OF A LARGE Rock AT GoAT ISLAND.
Buffalo, dng. "a piece of rock, p,oba-
bly, weighing 100 tons, fell from the edge of
the precipcc at goat Island, Niagara, yesler-
day, 800 feet below the British Falls. Three
persons who were underneath and near where
the rock fell, were badly hurt One of them,
q. ". Parsons, of Cleveland is feared to BE-
fatally injured.
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AT,YrlON TO THE B0NNETS,

n,RS. A. FOARD invites tho attention Of the
" I.nlas of Elkton and vicinity to her large
IN we'll selected stock Of
Summer Bonnets, Ribbons and Flo,DerS
S.,r his Just returned from the city and feels
rYuli nj her stock Of goods cannot fail to
rI,,.,c those who will call. Her establishment
i, d rertIy opposite the Howard House.
Imav 30 tf
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COATESVILLE
KALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,
Located i'll Chester Co. Par. "a
An English, LinSuAi, Mathematica'
COmmercialandF Fine Art Institution.

JNllE next Session viii c,m.ncncc Tuesday, SCI E.
L TENDER ! It. 1887. and continue forty wee =.
>ludcnts almlitcd at any time during the scsS:. {.
Among the advantages which the .bJve named
Institution affords those. lis unicr may be me-
iomrd:
FlESr-The method pursued in impariing II
knowIcdge of the Greek nd Latin Languages is
hat OF Literal aud lnteiLncar TRANSACTIONS. fun
.lshcd grhu"usly. which ;thbrcviatcs the peri, Il
Ut study. reduces the amount ut lahur and n.
:rcas-s beyond all other SYSTEMS the nc ual at
iaircmcnls of the student.
SEcuND-lENMAN SHIP and Dn twISG Tine ar
ist having ch"rse Of this Department is of
The brs. III the state, and was awarded the ,n
mum Ion his >petlmcns.t the late Chester Cuuu Y
Horticultural Fair.
Thinn-M"dcrn Lansu ,grs r. taught by IL
herman. WHO speaks huenuy DO h the trcuch AMI
i,rman !. nSu g...
ForRrn-MrsIAL DEr,RrMExT.-T depart
mcnt is under the supervision of a native der
man. possessing rare and acknowledged ability
AMI att.inments.
In this department those desiring it may re
eve Instructions IN tn; CLASH; i Comp Isl ions OF
Mozart. Beethoven. Handle ct..
Daring the Session. al lrc-sc, Oh topics Of Sci
encc and Literature will be icvcrcl by tho fol-
lowing gentlemen Key. b. Il. llr chkin Rev
robert Lowry: Thomas II. Gurroes Ll,. u
Prof. +. a. Mills; A. X. tiastpn, NJ. D.; Re,
W. i. Moore; Il. Townsend, u. ID. $; Wi lin
Ed r, NJ. D.. Col. Thomas Fitzgerald; Rev. T.
Sno"ion Thon,s; William Il b nk.sre NJ. H.
Hon ID. NJ. Smy-cr aud j. i. dunlap. NJ. d.. ia
;'nnection VITA hers not yet heard fom.
Also course Oh AGRICULTURAL. CHEMISTRY by II
profess onal teacher and lecturer. The lutro luc.
oy discourse of the Session vii! b, delivered by
h, Principal. On Wednesday,, September ID, lS5i
EXAMINING COMMIT ITEE
REV j. y. q. GRlER ID,
Is. [. MILLER. Esq.
Rev. ALkN. NJ. WluGINS NJ A..
For references, terms lul further particulars,
see Catalogue and Prospectus whi.h will sc mailed
~ d PRESSING citLcr o the unde> gel.
Il. Z CUCllkAN NJ A.
- Principal
R.v. A. q. MORRISON. srrr,,xr.
WIN. q NJ bHRISUN [ ''rE"'NrENDES1s-
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PHILADELPHIA College Of Medicine!
FIFTH r. BELOW WALNUT,

ESSION 1878.
NIIE facu' Of this Institution has eon-
l. clnded hold hereafter but ONE Cole
gate Session the year; beginning in DC.
tober, and tanating in March. Examina-
tions are Civ DAILY by the Professors at
the College. Hospital Instruction, and Ma
terial for P.tical Anatomy, gratuitous to
the advancestudent. Supplementary Lee
tureres are % given during the simmer.
FEES. -M'iculation, SIS one fnli coarse
SlOO Perpaal Ticket, $50; Graduation
$50.
A limitedumber of students of moder-
ate means, well recommended, Will be
received one Beneficiary List.
For fmrth information. address
b. IIGARD RAND, IA. d. Dean.
August ST..
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PUBLIC SALE.

TIME subscriber will offer at Public Sale,
Friday. the 18th day ofSeptember nert,
small tract of Land containing EIGHT
ACRES more or less. Situated on the road
leading from Battle Swamp to Rock Run, Md.
This tract has on it an ineXhaustible amount of
granite stone. One quarry is already opened,
and has been protitably worked for a number
ofyears,, There are opportunities for open
ing other quarrcs quite as extensive and
equally as valuable. Any one DESTROYS OF
engaging in the stone bushes swill do well to
purchase this tract. There are also two cranes
and chains that belong to the quarry that will
be sold.
Sale to commence at . O'Clock p. NJ at the
House of MRS. HUGHES, in Rock Bun, Nd
FLETCHER WHITE.
August SHIFT.
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The Steamer Port Deposit,

viii leave Port Deposit
A sA~ for IIavre de Grace ut
kS--=t1Aa1n-3o'c o'clock A NJ. 2and clock
.S5GEEasEItp. NJ. connecting with tn
and $50 p. NJ DAVID WHITE.
mny IL 2m* Captain.
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Gbe Cecil lpbis.
ELKTON, AUGUST 8, 1867
AMERICAN NOMINATE OKs

AMERICAN NOMINATE OKS.
For Governor
THOMAS HOLIDAY HICKS,
OF DORCHESTER COUNTY.
For Comptroller cffhe Treasury.
WILLIAM II. PURNELL,
OF WORCESTER COUNTY.
For Lottery Commissioner:
DANIEL H. McPHAFL,
OF BALTIMORE CITY.
For Commissioner Of the Land Office:
WIN. L. W. SEAB9OOK,
" FREDERICK COUNTY.
For Congress
SECOND DISTRICT
JAN Els B. RICAUD,
OF KENT.
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Col. Fremont was to leave yesterday in
the Illinois for California.
p. Z. Barnum has returned from London
on short visit to the United States.
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The Steamer Cecil

SgNr., LEAVES
George Town at one
YGs::.aL.. O'Clock on Tue sdays,
Thursdays and Sat
urdays, for Ilavrc de Grace, touching at the
various Landings on the Sassatras RIVER. t
RETURNING
Leaves Havrc de GRACE tor Sassafras River
on the same days. at about 4, NJ nn-o'cloek.
OIFare so Cents.
L.. G.. STURGEON.
Mav%n Captain.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-08
JOHN WALKER, JR.,
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-08

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