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REFRIGERATORs
FBUIT PRESERVERSI
}. DOYLE & CO.,
NO. AZ FRONT STREET

UAVING become Propretors Of the Patent for this
III State Of SCHOOLEY1S CELEBRATED SELL. VEF-
TILATING, NEAT, PROVISION, AND FRUIT PRE-.
SERVER, now offer thsmtO the Nashville pubic.
Thissrtce is bound to supsrcede everything Of the kind
in USE its great advantages being too strongly apparent to
be doubted By Of the ventilation the preserving
chamber is warranted to be always dry and entirely free
from mould must or impure favor with current Of cold
dry air passing through it continually-s accomplished
with the usual quantity Office
Every house keeper should give this article TRIAL and
no one will consent 70 be without it.
We have diHerentsizssbO suit our customers,
spIO-H J. DOYLE 4 co.
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rnErTnE NnTErI
Notice.

IL n.oru bsying claims agsinH he allao Of lola Oar
80 doser7sf are hsEeby nofad 10 1ls hen ulh tha
Cisvh ~ ~ county Gown o. Lawrence county, ulih iao
the prssfhsd by iaW, Or ne sane yin BE- bar1sf. Ihi
Gth FabruaEY, H. W n eNaAlGI
Eh1E-WI Aalll1I1Na1tt
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COOPERS,
GUNSMTTHs.

hoao ~ want o. Tres Hope s.oeE HoWsus Lsuss o.
Focrozas, Lsvsing Planes Jonts7s Adsss Eleri.- ~
owing, Heading and Chsr C0Opefi K1ivei,
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OLDsHERKY ANDMADEIiiA y ms AND

eUNDhlESs
DIETER HARAONY NBPFkWs old Pale sherFys Impe-
nal Pale sherry Opley's old PORT; sandsmania PoTt
BurgundV P0Ft lVanh0s Msd6ira hungarian To-
Eay; Latte Claret; HautiAss Carsg Congress
Water and - 600 Superior London Cigars various hTdnds.
Gpr23 HOLLIsrRR q CARTER.
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Advanced Taxea.

CoILECToz's OFercE, CIR HnEE,i
Nashville, January l6h. <
TAXPAYERS who desire % avail themselves o. tha
privileges ofths law allowing prepay isnt or corporl.
ou Taxes Tor the ear 1852 hereby n0uded they
viii be waited upon By calling above. ihs
OF per month viii be allowed the Of
certificates issued Owners Of taxable property within he
limits Of corporation, win end h % heir advaniassts
call. A. NELsON.
lanlT-Im Co1Iastnu-
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Bonds I'D Stocks 20 sac.

$4,000 StFEight snneuss STATE Bonds
s10 900 Endorsed sn
800 Shares nashville q ChaimRooga = & stoe
100 4" kJWanea Mining stock
500 HlniSyins Mining sna Aa1afastrH7g 11ooA
All q Whtsh WI he cold % hFlQIah.e sefn1 ~ -.
dee ~ A. WILLIS = W.
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80. EDWARDS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMMISSION AND
KORWARDIKa MERCHANT,
BEALuR IN
BBAEDTEs, WINES, CIGARS, so.
Corner Of Spring and College Streets,
NASHVILLE, TEESUsHH.
10
GROCERIES.
100 HHDs Prime 10 Choice Sugar;
AOO 50 bbls CFushsd Powdered sRd Loaf Sugar,
800 bags Prime RlO Coffee;
50 Old Govt lava Coffee;
100 bbs and half bbls Reboiled Molaasas
go whole, half and quarter boxes STAR Candles
100 boxes Summer Mould do;
go Virginia and Missouri Tobacco.
80 Assorted GlassWass;
100 kegs Wheeling Nails, BrEds and Spikes, assortsd
% bags Pepper Spise ami Ginger,
90 IS S S Almonds;
20 50 English Walnuts and FiIberts;
p cases bali and quarter boxes sardinoE;
50 zoe various brands GivaTs:
50 dozen Painted Buckets.
50 nests do Tubs;
50 cases Matches;
. coils Manila Rope, assorted sizss.
july II 10. EDWARDS.
LIQURs.
S00 BBLS RBCTIFTBD WHISKY;
JOO 50 8. OLD Bourbon do
80 Rye do
100 " American Brandy,
100 Walkers IL ale,
4lsO large stock OF aas Brnndss, Wines, &o. in Oro
JulyH 10. EDWARDS.
CEMENT.
500 BBLS Louisville Cement in store and 2E sale sy
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Os~laAa@h-- IAIAHAAG
DRAWS MARCH 18th, 1855.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION

IN pubIo Macon, Ga, under the sworn supertnten
deuce Of 3. c, Bulkley and Jos. Waterman EBq's.
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GaIe q NfeamaInnaf.

Sale Of Steamboat.
E9Y virtue Of order Of from the District Court Of
ID the United states Nashville, the Of J. T. Mat
NEWS aud Others Steamboat Scotland Hb IN rem,
WILL Saturday, the Goth DAY Fs5TuaFy, instant sell
public vendue, board Of The Steamboat SOtauC
ciT wharf, the said Steamboat Scotland, her boEts sekle
spDaTe frniiUe, the highe5 bidder. The purcEa
will be required 70 pay 9llars "Esh aud
70 give notes with good secury, payable bank, a. siI
twelve, eighteen mDnhs for the residue equal
SIalmenu. J. B. CLEMENTS, U. (. NarahaI
Ebg for the District Of Middle Tennessee,
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BroadwaY House.

Tbs New Hotel Il now open f5E the RECEPTION Of
ROardsTs, being situated On central locality, con -
F6uicat 70 al the different Railroads, Medical IN
college, the post once and the River renders 10 the
Sabe place city for travellers and DAY boaTderB. Mem
ber Of Sac hegatufs, Students and travelling public
generally earnestly requested % visit house. Ne
pains viii be spared render az Who cCmiortabo
And coutent8d. Oct6 wy. p BRANCH.
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Who Is In vast % single % Double Barrsl Shot Can
hne kaEor Pocket knife sets Of Knives Rorks Or
anything usually iound On Hardware Storsuoud AID 10
heir Interest before Purchasing, % call on
Williams & Co..
No. "a Public squifo.
FAs cd StaHd Of Kir5Elan + Ellis
dee S-dso&wiy.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

NORTH Market StTce, % door bslow be S9EdrA
V.GtLBERI having taken the asovF sia1t ior numseE
- Of years bsrg Leave nfoTm the pu1e or t1at aet
and say them That tho house has been ndT painted ron
basement 30 aIc, with and c0mpets ilraa area "a
out Tue aubscri5sr knosTaz fun veil the need Of dfI
class modern bot8 IN Nashville, andbenE % -
MOOD has made every szufon . cone up 20 ne was or
ne pube snd aatters himself be has guccasded- Hl1
table viii az an tnes be FINISHED VIA ho be.t ta and
fefslsn markets afford, and be pledge nmaei 20 maize
svsrrodv consntsd and Is hone Eho win favor Inn VIA
vidL 80
Carriages and Omnlhugul VII W i9tLt l "a iLo1
th a WieboIas 10 sisamb0ats and Railroads LFuaT PoF
- savs IA Abundance depot % eeaEs ehsckl
bsggaFe, nus obTiaing ihs dimoultJ Of delay
BoaFu, day - -
-
9fnTie Z -
7gbos Iodrinr, and BralEf %
Bras kla6i non o 20 c'oiocAl
Dinner Ia 10
- 1 v GILBRRT. Prnn.l-lnr.
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Fisher, Wheless & Cd

(sUoCEssOBs TO JOHNSON, HORNE = COL
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General CommisSioH AID
~ Produce NeFchauis Corner Broad and Market street,
as1hvio, Tenn, viii devote particular attention 70 AZ
business entrusted o them ulT8-n.
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EVERYBODY,

WAo In need Of Knobt-LOoks and Latsha q nv IN
WhAisVeF Butt Hinges and Screws, Bolts oral kinal Wa
Gov Fasners, sash Springs, Nails, Pas BfadH, n ssor
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HOUsR-BUmDERs.

VIE EAHt good Gun Barrels FiintoF Percussion LoeFs
Sheet Brass or German silver, Guards and Buhs DCbiS
Triggers, kiae and Shot Can WlPefs, Gun, HIppisa.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

downcast eye and trembling frame she
walked by his side--both silent and alb
sorbed in their own reflections, until
aroused by encountering Mr.. Lee at the
spring. Both gentlemen then remarked
the change in her appearance, and insisted
upon her return to the cabin, whether Mr..
Lee attended her, and by the advice Of her
father-backed by her own inclination, -
she declined going to breakfast.
Day after day, until they numbered
weeks, found her living almost the life of
a recluse-Mr. Lee and her father being
her only companions; and during that
period she had never once appeared in
public. Morning and evening, with her
two male companions, she strolled along
the retired walks, rarely encountering a
stranger from the places of general resort.
1t is needless to say that, under these cir
cumstances, the partiality which Helen
and Mr.. Lee felt for each other, in the
earlier stage of their acquaintance, ripened
into mutual love.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09
NUMBER 81.

high ambition, and their attainment must
bring with them, oontentment, II not hap
piness, But this train Of reflection was
broken by her father who had not yet
learned all he wished to know relative to
I; the evening occurrence
"You say, Helen, that Mr.. Lee loves
you; did he tell you so in direct terms, or
leave you to infer it from his nannerY'
ellis language, father, was too plain to
be mistaken, and fear he is hurt, If not
offended by my silence was too agita-
ted to reply at FIRST, and Jour coming pre-.
vented it altogether"
sBut, my child, have not unravelIed
the whole of the mystery, and have yet to
learn why declaration Of love, which is
nothing new to you, should have discon.
cefted you SO much. If you do not love
him, gentle, but firm rejection Of his
suit would have put an end to the matter
at once. But" he continued her
increasing agitation-"perhaps you do
love him; if so, tell me candidly, for
will not oppose your wishes, unless / find
him unworthy of you"
II will not disguise the fact from you,
my dear father, that do love him, and
rejoice, for his sake, that il meets your
appreciation. But so far from its contrib
utihg TO the happiness of either, our mu-
tual love can only be source Of mutual
sorrow--fof he shall NO longer love me
without knowledge Of my past history,
and when that is told --a--'' She could
say no more, and again resting her head
upon her fathers knee, relieved her full
heart by weeping unrestrainedly.
This proof of integrity caused her "a.
thers countenance to brighten with Joy,
and made him more anxious than ever to
secure her happiness.
aTell me, my child" he said, as he laid
his hand upon her head, "what can do
to relieve your present distress, and secure
your future comfort The question be-
tween Mr., Lee and your yourself Is not
settled, and If can aid you by advice or
act, you know ii will give me great pleas
ure to do so. He will not let the matter
rest as it is, aud you ought to determine
what you will do before you see him again.
which, presume, will be in the morning,
at the Spring"
emo, mol not in the morningl" she ex.
claimed, perhaps, never. Twill write to
him tonight, with your appreciation, and
get You to band him the letter, at the
Spring, in the morning. We have met
there for the last time, and my heart tells
me we are hencefofth strangers"
She affectionately kissed her father, and
withdrew to her own room.
TO DE CONTINUED.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09
sEVENTY.sIx.
ny WILLIAM O. BRYANT.


What heroes from the woodland sprung.
When, through the fresh awakened land
The thrilling cry Of freedom rung,
And to the work of warfare strung
The yeeman.s | on band
Hills flung the cry Of hills around,
And ocean mart replied TO mart.
And streams whose springs were yet unfound
Peaisd far away the startling sound
In the forests heHrt.
Then marched the brave from rocky steep,
From mountain river swift and cold.
The borders Of the stormy deep,
The valss whore gathered W ,ters Sleep
Sent up the strong and bold.
Already had the strife begun;
Already blSod on Concords pialt
Along the springing grass had run,
And blood had flown az Lexingiens
Like brooks Of summer rain.
The deaih-stain ON the April sward
Haowed TO freedom all the shore;
In fragnsents fell the yoke abhorred---
The footsteps Of The foreign lord
Profaned the soil no more.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

A correspondent of the Missouri Repub.
lican, In letter dated Fort Leavenworth
june 22d, says.
From private letters received here from
some high in authority in the army, at
Fort Bridgef, the Mormons appear to have
resolved to fight. They have sent away
the non-combatahts to Provo City, fifty
miles southwest of Salt lake, and the fight
ing men have returned Unless the Gov
eminent take vigorous measures TO put
down these fanatics and rebels they will
be fruitful source Of trouble and annoy
ance.
II is tumored that Brigham has express.
ed his willingness to be tried by the inhab-
itants Of Utah, but positively refuses to
stand trial before che United States of
fcials.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

For the Chronicle.
HELEN 'BERNE.
ny R. W. THOMAS.

Author Of "Tae Young COlonei;" "Tae Retagess;"
Lilly Dale;" "The Conoent Prisoner; "Jdne
MastOn;" "7ne Bride Of an Hour - "Ide
Holmes" etc, etc.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

sr. JohN's, N. b., june 2i--T'he gov
ernment will dispatch steamer to pilot
the United States steamer Niagara into
Trinity Bay upon her arrival. II is
thought that she may reach there on Sat
urday. 1t is contemplated to open the
Atlantic Telegraph line free to the press
and the public for few days subsequent
to tbs landing vf the cable from the Nj
agra.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-09

CUMBERLAND UNfyERsITYTbe eata-
logue Of this Institution, for the present
session, shows a total Of 43l studentsi
1873 Of whom are in the Law Department.
pa-A writer ia the New Orleaus Pieay-
une estimates the damage caused by the
overflow in Louisiana, at S2O,vOO,OOO.
sey-It Is estimated that the commercial
world has lost by the revuIsion Of 1857
FIVE hundred millions Of dollars.
The wheat in Virginia, Il il stated, Win
generally yield an average crop, sRa The
.tobaccorrq promises 70 be very large
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Chr nlorkcts.
ELkToN MARKET.
Reported bp II. s. Sites. |

ELKroN, July %. 1873.
Red Wheat Sl.03, White do. Sl.l2, Corn,
50, cats III, Peruvian GuAno $50 per ton.
McNican do. $224 90, California do. SIS. Supcl
PhoSphltcs DE Burg>', llewrs and Bak iston
Il Woodward s) &lj 90; Lime. l5c. rlasle,
2Sc, PASSPORT llerrings Si17j pr bbl., Shad
$I.25 per hall-laricl. q. y. Sale 81 80
pr sack Nails s. pl key
PORT DEPOSIT MARKET.-July 23rd.
Reported by J. H. Darts g. Co.
White Wheat, from Sl.O0 to 81 10 Red
Wheat so cts to 90 cts. Corn, so cts:
Old Oats. 81 cts, New Oats, SO Cts; Po.a-
toes 80 CTS.
No. |. Peruvian Guano, s5S Recse's Mani.
p'lattd Guano, $50: Rhode 5 Sdpcr phos-
lha,c, Is ; De Burg's and others, SIi ; \.
\. Mexican Gnano. S23.
NJ, .. Macke,al $l2 No 3 Mackcral, 50.
Shad IL; Herring 81 80 Ashton Salt S 81
g. y Salt, $50.
BALTIMORE, July 22nd--Good TO prime
rcd wheat 81 10 to s! lG, prime white wheat
81 10 to Sllj. Corn both white and yell
low Sc to IS cents. Rye Is cents. Oats Is
to II cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra ST. to S. IS
WILMINGTON, July 23,d. Wheat 81 90
Corn 50 cts; Oats 10: Flour $500 Il So %.
The p!LABElPulA CATTLE MARKET, July
ID Beef Calic--lhc offerings this week
were about $50 head, and sales ut j0a $3.50
per 100 lbs, as to quahty.-Cows and
Calves Sales at Boa $40 for fresh Cows
She"p-Oifrings about 1000: and sales at
"a ~ each. according TO quality. logs
Offerings about 900 head and sales were at
JI5a&G - per loo lbs net
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MERCANTILE.
1.-THE Public are invited to call and see
BENZ. +. MAYS

~ EW AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
= OF fashionable Spring and Summer Goods, at
the Old stand opposite the Court House consist
ing IN par: OF the following articles, at greatly
LADIES DRESS GOODS:
Val. Robes guile, Gazzaniga Robes, Challi
Robes a,qGille, La TRANCE Robes guile Mons
seine Dechene, Bayaderc Valencier. .BIyadcrc
Chnll, Fig and Plain do. Polka do. Irene Cloths
high cold al wool peiailes. pain and fs d
superior bl'k Bayadcre Silks, fancy and plain
Summer Silks. prints English and Domestic,
MOURNING GOODS:
Alpacaq all wool DcIaines, Chal Bercges Per
sian Clo'hs Prints Gg'd and plaid, Gingh ms
plaid "pd plain Lawns fs d and plain. English
lars, Sleeves an6 Stu$,. iaain 1hibet Shawls
" II 7 r GOODS:
superior NJ Swiss Muslins plain do. Bishop
Lawns, plaid and plain Cambrics, Jaconctls plaid
and rlais, NansooKs Dime Cambrjcs. Briliants
Irish Linens, Bird eye diaper Russia niaper Rus.
sia Tail cCloths, Russia Towe nss. Needle Worked
Collars French Needle Worked Sleeves; French
and scotch Needle Worked Iandkerchiefs. Thread
and Gotten Edsings, Cu1nG and Swiss Edgng and
lnscrtings.
DOMESTIC GOODS: .-
Blcached md brown Muslins, bleaehed and
brown Shgetngs. bleached brown and colcred
DriIings Ticklngs, Checks. Stripes Cotton Table
Diaper, Crash. Blay Linens, Curtain Nuslins
Russia Table Diapers
BOYS, CAS5lMERES sTwceds, cold ard White
Linen Drillings Persian and Sack Flanncls
Hosiery, Gloves. Mtts CATERS, ladies and misses
slippers: DO, Boots, Bushins SHOES. misses and
children : boots and shoes, all of upcror make
Spring and summer Shawls, Stella, printed
Borders, and White Grape. Lace and silk Man
tllas superior article of ladies Skirts, with ad.
Unstable 3uslcs. Corsets &c .. .'
Y r | NJ NJ n s: ..,..
Bonnet ribbons Tarctans white Grape, netts,
white and cold sains, modes, oulings. caps
flowers, hprcantque, ribbons velvet ribbons.
bi and col'd fEingrs and buttons in variety
o I o n S:
Reed Hoops, brass hoops. ribbons belts. elastic
40 ha'r, brushes, tooth brushes, nail do, hair
combs, dressing combs, side do India rubber,
round do, perfumcry. pearl powder, mean fuw
tapes, brads, pins 'eedtcs, letter paper, note do
ioolscap legal envelopes, steel pens, bracelets.
breastpins, guard ribbons. scissors. tidy cottons
shetland WOOL fancy soaps, cabas, baskets. &c.
Ekton, April 10, 1853.
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LETTER From a GOvERNMENT OFFICER IN
ITAM-A government officer in Utah writes
to Washington, June lllh, from Salt Lake
city. as follows:
| had the pleasure of meeting Brigham
Young, knnball and others. Young is no
common man in my opinion. He has com.
rlete control ever his people. Governor
Cumming is much esteemed, and recognized
rs Governor, and had the difficulties ally
settled before the peace commissioner came.
| was invited to the council this evening with
Governor Cumming and the commissioners on
the part of che government. Young and some
of his leaders called OH US at four and remain
cd till nine. There was friendly intercourse.
] feel confident everything is being satis!ac-
torily arranged. There was, however, some
mddling rough talk, not by Young but by
some of his big men. 1t was with great
difficulty could let pass unanswered mean
illusions and slang at Mr.. Buchanan. VIZ
shall meet again tomorrow at 0 O'Clock. My
impression is the pee pie will commenc.
moving back Ii less than a week.
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REAL ESTATE.
Advertising.

We repeat what we have often said, that The
Cecil Wing has far greater circulation than any
other paper ON the Eastern Shore or in any of the
neighloring counties in this State 1t Is q vaiu-
allie medium for advertising to all persons in this
county Who have property, Real or Personal. for
sale; or, WHO deal in any sort of merchandise,
goods or wares. livery dollar they expend in ad-
sertisng 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 th5if business and location known to
them SO well ais by advertising in The Cecil Wing.
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Desirable Building Lots.

nor SALE IN TIE TOWN OF ELKTON,
L IL few very pleasantly located Building
Lots, within minutes walk Of the Depot Of
the Phil, vii. 4 Bait. Rail Road.
These lots have been laid out to suit the
different tastes Of different purchasers, vary
ing in size from 40 feet front by l2O feet deep,
to so feet front and l15 feet deep.
To those acquainted with the town Of Elk
ton, it is unnecessary to speak at length of
the beauty of its location, tho saubrity OF
its climate, or tile advantage Of good schools,
churches and society.
Few places afford equal facilities for ira
yelling, lying as it does within hours ride
of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and being Il
stopping place for all traias on the p, W. u
b. Rail Road.
Terms Cash, or approved paper. For fur
BENJAMIN WELLS!
Nav Is 1S5S-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-24

Plan For Tr,E SUPPRESSION or DUEL
i.iNG.-The Vicksburg Wing proposes new
plan for the supprcssion OF dnel,ing. which,
if it obtains, will now, hereafter and forever
put an end 10 the burl1ing Of gunpowder
between gentlemen at ten PAGES. The ar
ransement proposes that when difficulty
occurs between two gentlemen the matter
Shall be referred to count of honor, who
shall st tile it or decide whether 1t is niece ssary
to fight or not In case OF tie court deciding
in favor Of a fight, the parties to be COM
PEELED to fire till one is killed, and then
the other to be arrested and hung for muir
der.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-24
A Valuable Farm for Sale,

DEING anxious to remove to Baltimore,
ID ! will sci! al very low price, the Farm
on which now live. 1t is abont two miles
northwest of Elkton, and directly ON Little
Elk Creek. 1T contains 500 acres, more or
less. about one-half is arabic, and in good
conditions balance heavily timbered. There
is mill seat on it, with the race a!rca d y
dug Orchard with various fruits I'll neces-
sary buildings, good water, and rs healthy
as any place in the State.
Terms easy. Apply on premises.
July 3, 1858. W. G. GLENN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-24

\ DANGEROUS CANE or COUNTEGr ErTEns.
1t seems that arrests have recently been
made in Ohio Of certain parties charged with
passing counterfeit money. The headquarters
of the gang, it is said, are in Philadelphia.
and they have branches scattered throughout
tie Union. They belong to a secret orsan1.
cation called - The Mystic Circle of AL
chcmy.' The password for the present.
year is Death" The initiation fee is So,
and ,ncmhrrS on entering are sworn to secrecy.
In their slang the word pills " is used to
represent bogus coin, and - powders dcsg-
mates counterfeit Inner
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-24

WORTH TEylNa,-On the subject of " bites
and slingS" Halls journal of Health has
an item which may be impoitan to some
As many Of our readers are preparing to
travel or go in the country for the summer,
it may be useful to remind them that an
ounce vial Of spirits Of harlshorn should be
considered one of the indispensu bles, as in
case being bitten or sung by any poisonous
animal or insect, the Immediate free appli.
cation of the akal. us n wash to the part
hittcn gives instant, perfect and permanent
relief, the bite ola mad dog, we believe,
not excepted so will strong ashes and water