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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-11
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.
tslA - u M :ss. ssasasa:ss@5s -

ASSENGERS for this Road will leave the
Alexandra Station, in the Orange Train
al 7I5, A NJ, daily Sundays eapec,ed)
"a p3-tf EDW. GREEN, Trea urer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-11
DRY GOODS, &c.

TUST RECEIVED-BIac Alracca and Can
s ton Cloths; Fancy and Black Prints; Super
IRISH Linens, warranted do Bleached Cottons;
White. Red. and Yellow FanneIs; Striped Nan
keen Osnaburgs Heavy Tw.lled Ducks; Fine
and Heavy Brown Cortons; Beachsd and Bro
Sheerings all widths; TIcklngs, Checks, and
Deujms: Blue and Brown Drills DamasE Linen
Table Diapers Lead and Slate Jeans and Drills,
We have also in store 25OD yards Fancy Silks;
1000 do Mousllne de Lanes; 100 do. French Me-
rinos; Shawls; Cloaks; Winter Cassimeres; Ho-
siery; with many other Goods adapted 10 tue
Season: which for cash, or 10 the prompt trade,
will Oe sold very cheap. 49,,
feb E WINNERS x co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-11

w B RICHARDS. JR., No. 40, King
w STREET. ALEXANDRIA,, Va maEuiac'
turer OF Hooppd skirts. Bonne,s, Elastic Mo
rocco and other Belts, Head Dresses, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-11

DRUGS AND CH VI c 4 LS.-Coxs 5
J Sparkling Gelatlne; Gum Tragacanth;
Qmninr. Acetate of Potash; Citrate OF Iron
Sub Nitrate oi Bismu'h, SuIphuret Of Potash;
Flaxseed Meal; Just received, and for sale by
JAMES ENTWI>LE, j.,
fob Apoihpcary, No 94. KIng-street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-11
/. u. CORSE !" -.
tANKINu. EXCHANGE. ASD COLLECTION OFfiCEof
CORS r n IT II r. * =,

C,HARLES HASKINS ARCHITECT, Washing
{ ! ton. ID. C.. will continue 10 furnish DESIGNS
and PLANS, for every class OF building, together
with detail working, drawings, and specihca-
lions OF fmateriaIs and work: also, the drawing oi
contracts for the same-and general suprrInten-
dence. ~ Office Penn. av., between 10Th and
llth sts. Washington, ID. {. feb l2-du
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-11

S-d3w Agent Tor Nicholas Brengle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-11

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, SC.

DATENT MEDICINES.-Hamptons Vrge'
table Tlncture; S2ndtord's lnvlgorator
Wister's Balsam Wild Cherry; Jayne's EXpec'
torant: India ChoIagogue; BoerhaVes Holland
Btters. Henry MagnesIa, Mustang L'nIment
Hotfi lnds German Bitters RaTtine's Lotion;
Thompsons Eye Water; Railways Ready Re-
lief, Woods Hair Restorative; Hunts Linz
menr: Brown, Essence Jamaica Ginger; Frey
Vermlugv: Ms. Aliens Hair Res'orer; Bur
nptt's Cod Li~er Oil, Davis Pam Killer; Jayne ;
Carninarlve Basam; Mediums Elixir OF OPP
um; Ellis Citrate OF Magneslai Holloway 5
Pills aud Ointment; Roses Evpec,orant; Aver :
Cherry Pectoral; HcoPers Pills; DaI!eys Pain
Extractor, &c, &c. received and tor sale by
W. a HART
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TllIE undersigned duly appointed Exami-
l. ncrs to view and determine the propriety
OF locating one Of two proposed Roads. one
leading from the road from Lords Upper
Factory to Newark, commencing at an angle
in said road at the northeast corner Of James
Mechanics land, and running thence south
wardly through lands Of Aaron Mlngln,
James Mckane, William Campbell, John
Campbell, james J.. Foard and others, to the
Iron Hill Switch on the Phil, vii. Il Bait.
X. r.. the other of said proposed roads COM
mcncing near Jacob Ash's and Margaret
Barclays, on the Chestnut Hill road and
running northwardly through lands of the
late John Barclay, Hiram Mccullough, James
Yates, Margaret Holland, james l.. Foard
and others, and terminating ON the road from
Turkcytown to the Head of Christiana. here
by give notice that they will meet at the
northeast Corner of James Mckane's land,
on TUESDAY, the 22nd day of June, next, at
8 O'Clock Il. M, to proceed to the discharge
of the duty assigned them.
JOSEPH MILLER.
GEORGE RICKETTS,,
JOSEPH C. HILL,
May 90, lS5S-5w. Examines.
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MERCANTILE.
UThe Public are invited to cali and see
BENZ. F. MAYS

NEW AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
L OF Fashionable Spring and summer Goods at
the Old Stand opposite the Court House. consist
ing in par: of the following articles, at greatly
reduced prices:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS:
Val. Robes a guile, Gazzaniga Robes Chaili
Robes guile, La Grange Robes IL guile Nous
seine Dcchene. Bayadere Naencier, Bayadere
Chaili Fig d and Plain do Polka do. Irene Cloths
high cold all wool Deanes, plain and fs d
Bcrcges. Ducals in variety, French Lawns in do.
superior blk Bayadcre silks, fancy and plain
SUMMER Silks. prints. English and Domestic
MOURNING GOODS:
Alpacas, all wool Dclaincs. Challi Bcregcs, Per-
sian Cloths, Prints fs'd and plaid, Ginghams
plaid and plain Lawns fgd and plain. English
and Italian Grapes, Grape Wells, Love Wells, Col
lars Sleeves and Sets, plain Thibet Shaws
W ii TIE GOODS:
Superior fig d Swiss Muslins, plain do Bishop
Lawns. plaid and plain Cambrics. Jaccnetts plaid
and plata, Nansoohs, Dino Cambrics. Briliants
Irish Linens, Bird eye Diaper, Russia Diaper Rus
Collars French Needle Worked Sleeves French
and Scotch Needle Worked Ilundkerchiefs Thread
and Cotton Edsings Camb and Swiss Edgins and
lnscrtipgs.
DOMESTIC GOODS:
Bcachcd and brown Muslins, blsached and
brown Shcetngs. bleached, brown and colorcd
nrlllings, Tcklngs. Checks. Stripes, Cotton Table
Diaper. Crash. Blay Linens, Curtain Musns,
Russia Table Diapers,
BOYS CASSlMEEES, Tweeds, cold and white
Linen Driillngs.,. Persian and Sack FlanneIs
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts Cutters ladies and misses
Slippers, do Boots, Buskins, Shoes, misses and
chiidren's boots aud shoes, all of superior make
Spring and summer Shawls Stella. printed
Borders, and White Grape Lace and silk Man
tillas superior article of ladies Skirts, with adj
Unstable Bustles. Corsets. &C.
L Il NJ Nj | n G. s.:
Bonnet ribbons, Tarletans, white Grape nets.
white and cold satins, modes, quilIings caps
flowers, moireantique, ribbons velvet ribbons.
bl X and cold fringes and buttons In vatisty.
n D L ON s:
Reed IIoops brass hoops. ribbons belts. elastic
DO, hair brushes, tooth brushes, nail do hair
combs, dressing combs, side do. India rubber.
round do, pertumery, pearl powder mean fuw,
tapes, braids, pins. needles letter paper note do,
foolscap legal envelopes, steel pens, bracelets
breastpins guard ribbons, scissors, tidy cottons.
shetland wool, fancy soaps, cabas, baskets, &c.
Elkton, April lO, 1858.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
real. ESTATE.
Advertising.

We repeat what We have often said, that The
Cecil Wing has far greater circulation than any
other paper the Eastern Shore, or in any Of the
ncighborins counties in this State. 1t is Il yalt-
able 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. Every dollar they expend in adj
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 business and location known to
them so well as BY. advertising in The Cecil Wing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
From RIo-GREAT RAILROAD Contract

FROM RIo-GREAT RAILROAD CoyTRA ACT
AWARDED TO AMERlcANs.-A private letter
dated Rlo Janciro, April 30th, says:
" The Board of Directors of the Don Pedro
IL Railroad Company have awarded to the
'd"terican bId the contract for all the work
ON the entire Section Of their Railroad
all that was advertised to be let. This con-
tract, at the engineers estimate, will amount
to about three and half millions of dollars
There are about 2l2 miles Of the road yet to
be let, which, If the contractors carry on the
second section satisfactorily, it is expected,
Will be placed in the same hands. This will
amount to twelve millions. The Americans
had to contend against n powerful English
opposition, but with complete success.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
Desirable Building Lots,

DOR SALE IN TIE TOWN OF ELKTON.
l. few very pleasantly located building
Lots, within minutes walk Of the Depot OF
the Phil, vii. Il 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 10 feet deep,
to 30 feet front and lis 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 salubrity of
its climate, or the advantage Of good schools,
churches and society.
Few places afford equal facilities for ira
yelling, lying as it docs within hours ride
of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and being a
stopping place for all trains on the p, W. Il
b. Rail Road.
Terms Cash, or approved paper. For fur
thcr information apply at Eikton Depot, to
BENJAMIN WELLS.
May 10, lS5S-tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

BALTIMORE CHRISTIAN ADvoCATE.-Wc
have received the first number OF Il new rcll-
aious paper with the above title, published
under authority Of the Baltimore Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
edited 10y Thomas +. Bond, VI. d. The in
t"ntion is to furnish a religious and family
newspaper, that shall not involve itself in the
sectional discussions which destroy the whole
some influence ofso many papers of that
class. The sample number is an admirable
paper, well edited in all its departments, and
the known ability Of DOct. Bond rs an Editor
is Il sufficient guarantee for its excellence
Willie under his control. The regular publ
cation Of the paper is to commence in Sep
TENDER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

EXTRAORDINARY HAIL STORM HIT Ten
Inches Long'-A correspondent, writing from
Colcburg, Iowa, says:
On Sabbath afternoon Of the 23rd ult., we
were visited by an extraordinary hail storm.
1t seemed to originate IN a southwestcrdly
direction, and its course was through this
place toward the northeast. 1t extended over
space Of five miles in width and in all prob
ability was Of considerable length. Many
OF The hail stones were prodigiols in their
dimensions, and thought likely unprece-
dcntcd in size. Some were ten inches in cir.
conference, while others were greater in
length. being from seven to ten inches long.
Many of them on examination exhibited moss
and grass seeds. which were received into
the formation of the frozen rain, and thus
were borne through the upper elements to an
unknown distance. The effects produced bv
this sudden and almost unparalleled shower of
hail were terrific.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ will be made to the County Comission-
ers of Cecil county, at their first regular
meeting after the Both day Of June, next, for
the vacation of that part Of the Public Road
leading from land of James Marcus, on Elk
river, across the Frenchtown and New Castle
Railroad to the Frcnchtown and New Castle
Turnpike, commencing at an angle in said
road where it passes through lands Of Jacob
Thomas, Jr., and running thence through
lands of said Thomas, Andrew McIntire and
Daniel Bratton to the aforesaid Turnpike ;
and also for the opening and making public,
from the same point OF commencement, the
route of the Frcnchtown and New Castle
Railroad to the Elkton and Warwick road
said route having been recently vacated by
said Railroad Company. may 80, lS58-5w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
For HE Cecil Wing

Mn. EDITOR The friend of your guasi
poctcss who has been furnishing some ludi-
crous rhymes for your paper, thinks Port
Deposit cannot furnish genius. Be that as
it may, il does not alter the fact that the
place which produced him or her, has furnish
cd a plagiarist. The :. Screnade" in your
paper Of May Sth, is stolen literally from an
English publication; and although cannot
say where the lines furnished you last week
were printed, | am positive have read them
somewhere. | hope some reader of your
paper will be able to say where they may be
found. To be no genius is failure Of
Nature to be Il literary thief is to commit a
,lis%raccful crime; il Port does not furnish
the first, she, at the same time, has not the
disgrace Of furnishing such character as her
would DC traduCcr. GRANITE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

y MlnAcuLoUs PocKEr.--" Brigham Young.
III one OF his late sermons, gives curious ac-
count of his travelling four hundred miles by
stage, in 1859, starting with only $3.50 in
ms pocket lie states that at every point,
where he had expenses to pay he found
his pocket, on putting his hand into it, mys-
terionsy and miIaculons'y rcplcnished. "
Brother Brigham ought to bring proof that it
was his own pocket IN which he inserted his
hand on these occasions, as a doubt with re-
gard to the proplietorship Of the pocket
would destroy the miracle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
DRY GOODS,
NORTH EAST, NEW STORE.

HENRY BENNETT has opened with an
llentire new Stock Of Goods, such as are
usually sold in all country towns. His stock
is well assorted, selected with great deal Of
care, and will be sold at the very lowest
prices. either for cash or country produce.
1t consists Of tile following goods. A COM
plete assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
QuEENSWARE AND HARDWARE.
PROVISIONS AND DRUGS.
READY MADE CLOTHING
The most complete assortment Of BUILD
ING HARDWARE and Carpenters Tools
that has ever been offered in this part Of the
country, which will be sold at equally a low
prices as they can be sold in PhiIada.
His CLOTHING is got up entirely under
his control by an a. No. Tailor, who gets
up his work in the best manner. Customer
work got up at the short st notice and in the
best style.
N. B. The highest price paid for all kinds
Of country produce By
HENRY BENNETT,
North East, Cecil Co. Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

g Vertlant Skies,

Mr.. EnToR Your poctical correspond
ent, whose Imagination lately discovered
g rer,iam shics,' is supported in that cxples-
sion by very high authority. Longfcow, in
The Spanish STUDENT" Scene Ill, makes
VICTORIAN say:
g You are much to blame for letting her 20 back
pretty girl; and in her tender eyes
Just that soft shade Of green we sometimes see
In evening skies
And the '.poetic license which haply is
not bought by dollars at the clerks Office,
else Port and Elkton- too, for that matter,
might he well suppled-may sustain her
throughout. As for instance, if the older
poets could say so much of the " singing
swan "a bird which is unquestonably as
dumb and unmuscal as Mr.. M-,-whv
may not your modest poetcss put songs in the
mouth of her {. tuncful fox.;'
Yrs truly, Z UP.
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Eni. Ihc ErciL I'm

Mn. EpIroR Did the :. Bard of Cecil -
ever see = .4reline," Il short poem which APP
I 'trtl in tn g American Review, about 1871 !
There seems to be a striking similarity, both
of sentiment and expression, in this poem and
tho lines :. To Mary - in your last issue, as
witness the quotation below:
MARY. say YOU do not doubt me
say you would not live without me
Say You re wholly, solely mine,
Even love, as | am thine
That is Trom.' To Mary the following lines
are from "Ayeline:''
." Throw your soft white arms about me, say you
cannot live without ne
say y"" arr my Avcinc-say that you are only
mine;
That you cannot live without me young and rosy
Ayclmc@
Illus the Bard never seen 81 Avclinc,'' or
coming to him through the love fog does he
fail 30 discern the true source !
The man who can write such poem as
''AV@lnc = deserves to win even THIS i" Mary
.'.freiine = was published in The Cecil
Wing. December 18th, 1871, but as it is Il re-
nIarkablc love poem it will well bear re-publi-
cation now, and we give it bcow.-Ed.]
AycIine.
Love me dcarIy-oyc me dearly with your heart
and with your eyes;
Whisper all your sweet emotions as they blush.
ing, gushing rise.
Throw your soft white arms about me- say you
cannot live without me;
Say you are my "Wednesday that you are only
only mine;
That you cannot live without me- young and rosy
A,elimc.
Love me dearly, dearly, dearly, speak your love
words silver clearly.
So | may not doubt thus early of your fondncss
of your truth.
Press. oh press your throbbins bosom, warmly
closely to my own,
Fix your kindIins eyes mine, suy you love but
ne alone,
While fix my eyes on thine.
My lovely. trusting, artless plishtcd-darling
Love me dearly, love mo dearly, radiant dawn
upon my gloom
Like a young star shining clearly, my benghtcd
heart illume.
Tell me - Life has yet glory, It's not all an idle
story"
As gladdcnd vale in moonlight, as a wearied
lake in moonlight.
Let me in thy love rcclinc.
Show me life has yet srIendor in my tender
Avclinc.
Love me dcar'y, dearly, dearly, with your heart
and with your Dyes
Whisper all your sweet emotions as they gushing
bushing rise.
Throw your soft white arms around me- say you
LIVED not till you found mo
Say it, say it, Avelinc; whisper you are only
mine;
That you cannot live without me- as you throw
your arms about me-
As press my lips to thine
That you cannot live without me. young and rosy
Avelinc Ill.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

y BUSINESS PRINCIPLE.--T Cecil
lions the selling OF Tie Doyles'omn Democrat
| by Mr.. Paxson to W. W. II. Davis, late Of the
territory of New Mexico, and that the latter is
said to be of the Forncy school OF politicians;
1t then proceeds to say:
The Doylestown Democrat has cnioyed con-
siderable advertising patronage from this sec ion
Of Maryland. in the past; bat it requires great
forecast to that rHsT is at end, if such is to
be its position i'll the future"
I'VE call attention to this on account
of its business bearing, and proscriptve char
actcr. A large number of Democrats in Cecil
are known to have sided with Mr.. Fomey on
the Kansas question; to these mcu the init
nation is very plainly given that they are to
be prescribed, and the suggestion is, in n
business sense. No matter how widely the
Doylestown paper circuatcs or how advan-
| tagcous it might be to Cecil advertisers to
publish in it. it is not to be selected as an adj
vcrtising medium, because, although Demo-
cratic, it takes sides with Forncy. To the
owner Of land in Cecil who applies to the
Cecil Democrat for a suitable paper in Bucks
county to advertise in, Mr.. Davis paper is
not to be named, but We suppose, guided by
the same principle, Buchanan paper there,
with one-tcnth of TIE circulation of his would
he recommended This is fine business
principle, and worthy of a man who con-
tinually urges the charge of prescription
against the American party. Wonder how
he would like the rule applied to him by
those who are opposed 10 his politics.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

TnH AMERICAN F,nMER.--MH. Samuel
Sands. who's. name has been SO long cOnncc-
ted with the publication Of this tivortc A2ri-
Mr.. Wortlingtou his late partner, and retired
from its management. 1t will in the future
he published by Mr.. W. and we doubt not
will continue to command the confidence Of
the farming community.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
SOMETHING NEW!

ECONOMY is WEALTHY!
TNHE undersigned having bought the right
L of Cecil and Kent counties for the sale of
PETERS NON-EXPLOSIVE SELF.GEN-
GRATING GAS LAMP, takes this method
Of informing the public that he has just re-
ceived and opened fine assortment which
he is selling at the manufacturers prices
These Lamps have been thoroughly tested
by persons in this place, and are pronounced
to be the SAFEST, CHEAPEST A ID
BEST LIGHT now in use. | will remain
here for short time, and have rented the
store house nearly opposite VIM. Torbert's
store, where they may be found of every
style. Persons visiting town would to call
and examine my assortment, as am confident
that they cannot fail to be suited.
]. W. W. WUODFORD,
Elkton, May Is, IS55-tf.
ELKToN, May 18th, 1853.
We obtained from the Agent while in this
place, in April last, one of Peters Non.Ex-
plosive Gas Lamps for the purpose of testing
its merits, and found by careful trial, that
while it gave very brilliant and beautiful
light, it did not consume more than half Il
pint of auidi which cost four cents, in five
hours constant burning. We were so well
satisfied with it that we Immediately pur-
chased one, and would not be without it. 1t
seems to be perfectly safe and is altogeth
the best fluid burning lamp we have ever met
with.
F. A. Ellis, J. Il. Brown, p. NJ,
Wn. Torbert, 7. Bremen Il Co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

TORBERT'S, next door to the Court
Il House. is the place to buy cheap Goods. lie
is selling Lawns at n cts worth Id cts Delaines
10 and l2t cts worth 20 cts; Mourning Chullies at
l2l and l6 cts worth 20 cts; Calcocs at Z, 8 and
cts worth l2t cts; Crash at cts worth 10 cts;
GiLghams at cts worth ~ cts, and at IL. worth
simcres very cheap, &c. has just received an as
sortment Of Silk and Lace Mantillas, which he il
selling at greatly reduced prices; first rate article
silk and lace at 500, Lace at $l75 and 81. co.
Call and examine for yourselves. Jmay o.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

IL. IL. IL.
X. X. R.-Radwas's Ready Relief for Head.
aches, whether sick or nervous; Rhe,.
mafi$m, Diarrhon, Dysentery, Choler.
MorbuS, Painters Cholic. Paralysis,
Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia Too thachs
Small Pox. Fe,ers, Swollen joints,
Kidney Complaints, Scarlet Fever,
Pains around the Liver Pleurisy
Measles, licTtbtrn and pains of all
Kinds. Railways Ready Relief will,
IN few minutes, change the missrics
:, You suffer to joys of pleasure.
IT, n: H.-Radway's Renovatng Resolvent,
for the Cure of chronic dscase--such rs
Scrofulous and Syrhilitic Complaints,
Cbnsumptte and other affections Of
the Lungs and Throat; Induratiou
and Enargcincnts of parts, Eruptivs
and other diseases of the skim Nodes,
Tuinors Ulcers, DYSPEPSIA. and all
other disenses arising from an impure
- state Of the Blood
X. Il: A.-Radway's Regulators will cure i.
effectively md speedily, Cosiveness.
Indigestion, Inflammation Of til C
Bowels, Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint,
Diseases of the Heart and Kidneys,
feninle Complaints, Small Pox, Fevers
Measles, SC. &c Whenever the sys.
TEN is out of order. dose of Radway's
Regulators will restore it to regularity
No female should he without them
r. R. T. Remedies are sold BY Druggists every.
where. ROADWAY CO. New York City.
DIR. II. IL. MITCHELL, Agent
april d, loJo-ly. ILKTuS Nh.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

lirMANs ARTISTS PErIL AID ERAsEI.-1his
is very convenient affair it is, in appearance,
like Il common wood covered lead pencil having
lead in end and India rubber in tho other. so
that by simply transrosins the pencil an error in
drawing. or wrong figure or word can at once be
erased. They can be purchased or all information
concerning them given 10y joy. Coc & Co.. corner
9Th and Chestnut SITS, rhalcll hia, where our
dealer, ulirht do we'll to call
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12
GOOD NEWS.

K EMEDY FOR HARD TIMES,
n"lNd to the pressure in the money market
~ We have determined To REDUCE the price of
our Goods and sell them cheap for CASH Fami.
lies and others having few dollars to lay out will
ind it to their advantage to call and buy their
Goods at Drennen & Co.'S, where they will find
a general assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
HARDWARE, QUEENSW ARE,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS, &C.
Mar p, 1858 r. DRENNEN & co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-12

tJ~H Louis, June "a Leaycnworta
dispatch says the fifth column, under Col.
Sumner. marched on Saturday, the 9th, and
the last column, under Major Emory, leaves
OH Wednesday. ilre hcad. quarters Of the
army will be removed on Thusday.