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GOdcy's Ladies' Book.

rI>HE Twenty fifth year Of publication by the
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1T HAS EFFECTED CURES
In numerous ceses, where the most slillfut ply
sicians in this country and in Europe have been
employed, and have exercised their skill in val u.
Cases which they pronounced inenrabie, aid
surrendered as hopeless beyond doubt, leaving
their patients without single ray to enliven
them in their gloom, hare been cured by
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06
TuRlLLlsG TxcrDnNr-At a temperance

TuRILLIEG INCIDENr.-At a temperance
meeting in Phladrl hia. some years ago.
learned clergyman spoke in favor of wine as a
drink demonstrating it qUire to his own
satisfaction to Ne scrirjural gentlcmanly End
healthlnl. When the Clergyman sat down a
PLAIN elderly man arose, and asked the llhert y
Of saying few words Permission being
granted ie spoke IS follows -
:" \ young friend oC mine said he. " who
had long been Incorporate. was prevailed on
to the joy Of bis friends, to take the pledge Of
entire abstinence from all that conld 'nloXi-
cate. He kept his pledge faithfully for some
time, though the struggle with his habit was
fearful, till ono evening. in a social party,
glasses Of wine were handed around. They
came to n clergyman prcasant, who took q
glass, saying few words in vind,calion OF
the practice. well " thought the young
man, if clergymen can take wine and jus ify
it so we'll why not r. So hc took glass
II instantly rex kindlcd his fiery and suu,he1ing
appauto. and afcr downward course ne died
OF delirium tremens-a raving madman -
The old man paused Cor utterance, and was
just able to add That young man was my
only son, and The clergyman was the Reverend
Doctor who has just addressed the assembly.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

A MODEL FlRM-It is SAID that Messrs.
Gales & Seaton, of the National Rieiltgeneer,
Washington, d. G., partners for forty five
wears in the publishing business, never had
a difference OF opinion on political questions,
and never Il jar or misunderstanding Of any
sort. They have nevsr known a division Of
interest from their common Golfer each has
always drawn whatever he chose, and for
more than thirty years past, there has never
been settlement Of accounts between them.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

0D-The scratches in horse may he cured
unless very invetcrate. by washing thorough
ly with Soapsuds, and then rubbing with
lard fried out of salt meat. Keep clean. and
wash and grease every other day until a cure
is effected. Leaving mud to dry upon the
legs Of horse is one great cause Of this DIS
ease,
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06
ancient GTeuc-.

Before The invasion Of JIl.y3 Ga7gor ftc
natives of England Lcd tin.ilutcs. IRON r,lat,s.
and ri,gS. which were money. On die au.
tho.itv Of Scneca, a curious account is pivcn,
wLyu leather. appruulEl'Gv STAMPED 10
rive it a certain lz..l ynglscter--vgas The
only current mouev. 4; comoara lively re-
cent date in the snua's ut a.Topc, F,cdcrlci,
the Second who died IN 50 AT the serac o,
Milan. actually paid his roup~ with heather
money. Nearly The same cir, umssal.ccs oc-
cuygc1 in r., gland, dutu., The great y ars Of
The Barous. la the cou sc Of 1850 King
john for the ransom OF Lis royal pciaou.
promised to pay Edward the Tlird oi Eng
land, three millions of god crowns. In or
der to fuiHI TIE obigauon, he was reduced TO
The Notifying Necessity ul paying the rXpyn-
scs Of the palace in leatler money, in the
centre OF each piece their berg lljc bright
point Of silver. In that rugn is found lhe
origin Of the trayCsuvl honor or hoyhood
called conGcfriug leather nirdl. The impo-
sing ceremonies ACCOMPANY lng rcscnta alton
gave full force. dignity and value 10 leather
icwcl, which noblcmrn were probably
proud and gratiGud to receive at the hand OF
nai"sry.
So late as 1854. there was an immense
issue of money in Holland. slammed on small
sheets of paSleboaad But further back in
the vista Of years, Numa Pomplhus, the sec.
ond king of Rome, who rc.cned six hundred
and tvcnIy-two yrals b. fore the christian
era. made money ON, Of wood as well as
leather: a knowledge Of which must have
influenced king John in the bold project of
substituting The tanned hide Of an animal
for gold and silver, well hnown 10 his sub
icc,s to be exceedingly precious.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

BREAD. 1t is said that one Of the most
wholesome kinds Of bread that can be used
is made thus. without salt, saleratus, yeast,
or rising of any sort -
Take bolted or unboled -four or meal i;
thoroughly mosten the hole with pure soft
water, scalding hot, that is about one hundred
and sixty degrees Fahrcnh cit; make it up
firm, not sticky, then roli and cut it in strips,
or in any other form, not over quarter of an
inch broad Bake quickly in hot oven until
the water has nearly eyaporated Uydropa-
thists say that sweetcr bread than this was
never tasted. 1t certainly is pure bread.
cannot sour, will keep alnost indefinitely ;
and if made Of unbulted -four must be The
most hcalthful and nutritious bread that can
be prepared
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06
Cunlorous.
From the New York Picavuue.
"O1estichs'' in Philadelphia &,

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rl;,dl,,hi. :. ,,, !, N, I,.so,. to,,
,a.,nch ~. to oa, - pi,;I.a i,t,;. .o mn,
,,n thr,,nh Ne. T.r.a,, al ,s ,.l.,, ,,,,,
3oys oot tn PEl'd.Ibia won h,Y, ,-,,. rri of
Nc. I,r,,y ,h,Sa,,..a,t,,,, rs ,I,. ,;;,,,,.,. :;
traveller on entering p,il,InIrlr, j. ,lyoyx a
! ,l..,..all ono IA ,,,,., ,;.,oIlo ti:,,,
On he road 10 ph,lndelnl,ia y,, ,,ar,don ana
Amboy Railroad is lhe lhrn,r of Jersey in.
r.uts If all sizes. ,rh, - ,Hnas they rar
ruin olou. ar, trained bv ,h,ir .ovao, t,.r,.,,IS
to surround the cars al every s,ouoinr place.
in rspaciou4 torte.. ,nd bee, ,hp n,..,npars
Tor ncwspapers. Nobody eyo, plyrs them
any. and are warned wnea rbe I, ain /, cc,nling.
not by the bel! or whsle, bat by The anrry
shg,eFs It th. b,y.,ags AZ die last sip;j,n.
philad, phiA, asa CIV ran. 70 Savings
, Banks and Cemeteries A Flv. Cent or n Y
lenuy Savings Bank iS on every corner and
ir yuu lidr our of ,onn IN any direction. YOU
pas, six cemeteries with handsome patpwpys
and an nvilng prospect byyuni You ere
ucrpetuay invited 20 make permanent invest.
menta Of siXpcucls or yourself. Don't Won
do it.
The streets are SO regular that B,stnni,ns
long to gIvc the criy Il i,Ic, which snail Jhsar.
range The buildings and make ,hc street, RIM
noyy here, and to give the togu n horue-look
10 him and New Yorker wanlrrS .b5u. in
Il state of Wild bvwildrru.,ut. and never comes
ont where he wants to.
The part are a rla urp aud are fmntains
win NaIrr in them-reai water. by George
which spirits and thr,chy gives YOU dis
guatlug rcluinlsc .nce Of \ " York. where ,hp
fountains SEEN to bp labeled. :. To be kent
dry" and 10 bel ci.arac # some one who
rotl,cieutiou-ly obryS nrl.,.. Besides t,e
fountains. the parn 5 are soc. cd With sooirrels
and deer al rive, and uI d,ncstcayrd ik
cockrna hes ia a first ella. s. hr,rtlio0 lpuep --
! DGn't a,tl ,ne what kind of luys they hnva IN
! rullad lpAn--l IN sire don't know
I ~ New YORKER. g8d never had any eync.
rencc OF bows " no wopI,j,'t s,on. - sni,irr,l
10 Gtata a, ouck rs fb,,id s;eaI = MIN, or
peanuts But The pu},.s,,,l,ia bows and The
squirrels ra.,rpszc- \ ~. york II,s rry,r.r
! tins ht.}e arrangement. honestly h.litva
| lhatu ru.aa,,ylaa Ia,. eruId live ,yi,i R,,
nam : !.arp, E.,u,y q, vith,,t ,r,Ilr,o' ,bo
monkeys ,ar' ar ,,,-i'.. i'm. ,Aa o,o,.. 1,',L
IuT Jls, think nf !, uny T,.H NV
| l,.u. il, CIV y here rhrrr' urn rar.s f.II If
/ pcarocHs deer. ,qnar,pls and G"r., l,,,.
"I' "n',' 80" g' 'f,.N"a'S ""o pawn >loho' ing
,.;.4. H. s''" ''' '"It! ~ "!'"S
,,.',,', w. ,''' 'I'l"' never "'"-"e %'
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

GL%lt is reported that block Of pure
cry stalline ice, weighing near 25 pounds was
lately discovered lying in Geld IN England.
The morning after a very stormy night.
Mezerary. IN his History Of France, mentions
block Of ice Weighing 100 pounds. that fell
during thunder storm in the year 1910.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

" All ! he is, indeed everybody likes
him."
:' You do -
" Me oh, very much indeed :"
Gerard coughcd. Lis heart was full
OF pain and sorrow.
" Al, yes-yes :" he murmurcd; :. tC
be sure-of course
They walked on in silence until they
came to bend i'll the riyulet whicl
ran into Wye.
" Shall we sit here - he said point
ing to the bank.
" am not tired" she answered.
" We will 20 on, then,' he said.
She looked up III his face.
d" lou look pale, Gcrard,' she said
"pcrhaps You are tired. Let us sit
here for little while"
lie was pale, and he felt Uretched.
He determined, too, to know his fate at
once, for he loved this girl'now so inten-
sely that suspense was death to him
worse than the certainty that she loved
him not, and was about to become
anothcr's. lie went at it hoadlorg
Taking a deep breath, as she seated her,
self by his side, and threw pebbles into
the stream, he said: Mr.. NIlljcrs came
down here to contract a marriage en-
ga2ement, did he not ~
She looked at him with surprise, ani
her face became the hue Of crimson.
" Yes )" she replied, :: he did,
" He has been accepted, presume ;"
d" Oh, yes !"
" And the lady loves him -
=" With her whole soul, - cried Naomi
with emphasis.
Gerard bowed his head upon his
knees, and scaldiug tears forced thoiI
way through his cyelids down his cheeks.
He could not rcprosS them, nor a groan
Of agony which bust from him.
g Good heaven, Gerard ~ she ex-
claimed. " Are You in pain -
lie threw mp ibis head.
" y Spasm :" he said, :: somewhat
severe | confess but, should it come
you, at least, Shall be spared Witnessing
the mortal throcs | must suffer-"
lie rose up Nloali did 50 too. Tic
took from about bis neck a fine gold
chain, TO which was appended a lockcl
Il trnkct that certainly came from a.
near the rigion Of The heart as it
could be wore. He placed ii in her
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

< Garord E,rI,,n sho o-o1.;,,,
'7'"fu I"llG sac eAcla''i'ea' a'
turning her full, clear, loving eyes upon
nm.
lie fell on.hs knees before her, and
clasped her waist with his burning hands.
is this so % he asked. in accents Of
;n,,r,so ar,.;to,,o,,+ -
She n,n oaJ t,. ,ro,.;n, Il, 1o..a
'.i'o aus" " v" ~ i,'e'7i''5 ms h''''''
'"rcheau Win hef iiPs.
lie sprang from the ground, and, fold
| ing his arms around her, pressed her
passionately to his breast. lie whisper
ed fondly in her oar. ..And are Won raol-
" ,oino.-onI,. onI,. ,,;no .,
s,TL.,, ~ i M, .,
=, MUM H,'' oh,|i "V'"ln she rop'Ioa'
,''"n ou nave forgotten our part
ing :-iorgottcn the promise VIC made,
or that the love that bore FOR You then,
has faded or paled with time? No-oh.
no! ! knew Won the instant nv ewes
| f,I rno,, ,.o,, '.Lo,,,.,, oLa,,,,, IL a1,,,,
at;ou lY ni ", ~ 80" ''ooo''.o "','' a. VI
'''1' '"''uo ~ nature nave h'icA chah-
| sed you stlII, your features were I'M
printed on the tablets Of my memory,
and the changes Of time and nature could
not ciacc them"
e Darlir,, -, ba c;scr7.+ol syot
,.o,, ,roro cI21J a. ~, - sn,4n
: -, ~ nv g, nav
NOT co!u; Nolaia.
on did not KISS nc, when trst you
| saw me after SO many years ABSENCE
| Phubc did.
You woro nar ;n1,G,,ropt IN mn
| Cororl. ;r,-,,,Lo.11,,,, ..,..,r.,,'..'
| c...J : 1' " ,'''@ ia " Y
! io".'' me "ey jU>' a. h'cDH "i".
| AHa you 90 IoEc me, Naomi
More truI =, more iondly, more dearly
| than over did i,nrorA sLo ,.oi,,r.,,J
| lie held. .at that mnnout. ,,rossad close
| In his tbrcbf;no. Le,rt tl,o i,r,.ti,,. l,,-
| "a ,.;.f ;r s.;'te.. I. ~
ei' e"l IA eA'S'eH't' a',' MS ii9H were
Ias eilea upon a par OF the smallest, yet
| pulPlc5t IN thrlstendon.
Enyiable dog.
All this while Martin Doc,n was Iravr-
| ;,,. ol, ,n;,.;,,o. - ,.1 NJ.
~ la rn,,na7 41,a7'l 17, i''' e '.;i,t-
nv , o"i,6 ic''"" "'in o. ~ H"'!"'"'u, u,
""o were 4o"A'n@ OUT luf fuIrhe anu
| wondering why they were not llIumjua-
| ting by their presence the bar which
seemed so gloomy without tlcm
The crorl,lipo of lr,, t,7.;,., .,,,,,o,,,,oa3
o,,,-rI.oro5 r,,'s-,',,,'. os,l 7ro-,1 wv
Ntr,: "''' "''|." an"
->"o'''' III once 't""N TO order. lie De-
gan TO cIpatlhte ON the beauties OF the
OrChlS tribe. q flower Of the ornus haipr
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

HRAlN FANS.-Vsn Wickle's Ss
~ approved Grain Fans. Fer sale w.
Dec. 4 Il. s. STlTsS
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

GELF SEALING FRUIT CANS. Glasa
- and Tin for sale at the Elltnn Stove
House. AI6RIl1il y = !.--lt. -
Elktpn. Sept 10Th 1857.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

~ HAD. trimmed in half b rrcls; III
y Herring in bUlstJr sale byH X
Il S SITE
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

I hTESr STYLES OF DRESS GOOnS. Sh. rls
! Prints ard Dolnest Goods seliir.. cheap at
NM TORpERTs
Dec IL tncxt door Court House
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

G0AP HARD SOAP by thy box. y
- SOFT SOAP By the barrel and b.
rel For sale by II. s STls
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

DLEACHED Muslin, cheaper than over, a
ID T. BROW y, Jr't
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06
RAGSt RAGSLl

'EHiE highest price paid CAN
x (wnolrn excrpted,) at the
Paper Mills. on the Little Elk. By
march 26-tf + 10
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

NfERlMsC CALICOES A large supply 4
W. those fast coiors, Mer imac Cnlieoes ~ ,'aa
now at j. BKGWs Jr's.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

DURE Cids. Vinegar, for sale BY
Wv. IoEsEF,
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

~ ca AfS.-Lsrge stock over { eoat,i
w. store now and selIiHg v, ry eheai a..
f. BROWN. it's
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

oLOuG GHS. Corn Shelters. cider MHs
Il Magic Corn ana Cob dils. and o,bessc.s
ricultural implements tl.s-=z44y-rvz - /
II. S, STl
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

/ iNo ai ''ND' ''' H. Il. s. s1yYS
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

TIEAP Dry Good. Of every vagss
~ the new Store opposite the olN9.
ter sale by. WM. NJ CLELL
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

- WM. FoRs,al
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

ID I'D Twilel Flannel and plain Red flsnas
II cheap at L. BROWN, Jra
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

E'NGLlSE PRINTS. -Besutiful and good, 81 \
u E BROWN Jis, 1
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

r EINAU's Super Phosphate O Eiad'!l
- sale by H. 5. SIITE@8
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

TIEAYY Cloths, Kerseys and JeaHs for sslt ;,
III Nm t0H BERT Z
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

RSTATER PROOF BOOTS Good ar Ell
w Water Proof Boots for sa!r. ut
Oct. 81. Z. BROWN, he.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06
Instantaneous.

IUST received, lot of primes, Now orl0sS,
) sugars. by "A. 1oh1hif
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

yUST received lot Of prime Dried bseg BY
j WV foKsEar.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

('QEN SiiELLERS.- Horse and hand ~ fe
y Corn shelters for sale by H. S. STITxs
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

CLOVERSEED FOR SALE.
AT the Elkton Depot hv
Feb. 81. b. SCOTT.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

CtnNrLEMEN'S Flannel Shirts and Dr.Tcl
" che p. at E BROWN, Jri
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

CLoTHfNi READY Y.MADE.-Busin@r- VsN'
- for men and boys, very cheap. JG5t lrg2 ia7
city For sale at L. BkoN N 'F :
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

\ NTAChEKEL.-For sale by - . ,,r,n
WI Dec 49, Ii. .. les.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

mi E7>in Kettles, just received and for sss
1'.G az the ElNton stov House by
sept, 5t ALBRlDGE ElCa 1
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

| Al. - Ch)TlL good and cheap; BHs-''
/ / trimming Lew article, at
Deg i2 E. BROWN 1pS
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

%UPERIOR Mlckerel and Htrrin at tkH
y New Store oppositc the old BlrlS t,J tsS
WI. I'CuELLAYnl
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

DUCK WHEAT MEAL. for sale at the nag
ID stvro opposite the old bank. by
Bee II WI McCLELLANp Je.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

THFAP Groceries at the New StoT -.
~ posite the old Bank and for sale by
VIM. II M'CLELLAND.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

NEESS GODpS.--A good assortment Of srri1 s
~ ami summer lress goods, for sale cheap. y
m.1 20 WM. McCLELLkND. JR.
The Cecil Whig., 1858-03-06

efqr<SfFrS. in addition TO 'hG suHdry
.ll1as,s.nsaally kept L Lro~n ka$rqFeis
ssls,ssrtie es nit HE 70 make be eu' < ~
I've Tor tho,r hsisiimas tits. ~
9N$'