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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-01

OTThe Democratic Convention of Tuesday
nominated MIR. Lew is w. Thomas of North
East, for County Commissioner, in place Of
Mr. William Beatty, declined. Their resi-
dence in the county is the same, and the gen.
eral character of their ticket is not affected by
the change.
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Mapes' NitrOgenized
SUper-PhOSDhate of Lime

nNE HUNDRED POUNDS will equal in
" effect and lasting powers, One Hundred
and Eighty five pounds of Peruvian Guano.
1t has the experience Of TEN YEARS, and
all who have tried it, pronounce it the best
fertilizer now in use. r. w. p. ALLEN,
II South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia,
sole Wholesale Agent for Pennsylvania, Delaware,
and Southern part Of New Jersey. LAug I3-3m.
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TO FARMERS.
G. u A N o!
WE are prepared with an ample stock of
w genuine


anl other GUANoS to supply orders from farmers,
issiOn merchants. and dealers
Cur extensive trade in GUANos of known value
and established reputation only, and our ncces-
sarily large purchases being by entire carsocs,
selected with care from the
STATE INSPECTORS ANALYSIS"
enable us to supply farmers and merchants al the
lowest prices and on the most favorable terms.
Our PERUVIAN GUANO is Away, delivered
from the warehouses of the Government agent
thereby ahordng guarantee to purchasers of its
GENUINENESS and PURITY.
The CALIFORNIAN GUANO is of our own
DIRECT importation into this market from "EIlDE
ISLAND" per ship "AREY, f" and is pronounced
by the Inspector superior to any other cargo now
offered for sale. by reason of the very large per
centage of AMMONIA it contains, as well as from
the unusual DRYNESS of the entire cargo.
10 Purchasers will take notice that this cargo
has cur name stamped on every bag.
We have also for sale genuine
HI Brown Mer,cdn, While Mer,can, Sombrero
and other Phosphate GUANos. Farmers DESTROYS
of combining their own Guanos to adapt them to
particular soils can be supplied with every
variety. and in any quantities.
gJ'We are not engaged in the business of mix
ing Guano or the manufacturing of artificial fer
tilzers p. MALCOM & CO.,
Sept 17-iw. Bow!y's Wharf, Baltimore
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Notice to S.lsnncrS.

A LII persons are hereby warned not to
IA treSpass, with dog or gun, on the lands
Of the subscribers. as the law will be enforced
against any so offending.
David Rea, Samuel Foster,
James o. Mccormick, John Foster,
Granville 7. Shluck, James Barnes,
Henry G. Shauck, Henry l.. Allen.
Oct |, lSj9-3w
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Notice to GuEuners,

A LII persons are hereby notified not t,
IA trcSpass, with dog or gun, on the land,
of the subscribers. Against any 50 tres
passing the law will be positively enforced
without respect to persons.
Lewis I. Ellison, Charles A. Bryan,
Joel Bryan, Andrew Beaston,
VIM. II. Rhodes, Charles Rhodes.
Powell Smack, l. N. Pyle.
Oct |, 1859.
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O~A statement was made at a late conven-
ton of Congregational clergymen in New
Hampshire that not one pastor in the whole
connection used tobacco
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Notice to Gunners.

A Lii persons are hereby warned not to
IN trcspass, with dog or gun, on the lands
OF the subscribers, us any so offending will
be dealt with according to law
+. W. Lort, Washington Holt,
Thomas Lake, Sarah A!dridge.
Elizabeth Foster, [Oct |. 1859.
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FIFTH DIsTRIcT.-Sam'l Logan, ESQ.,,
of Charlestown, was nominated on Saturday
last, for Justice of the Peace, III place of
Joseph Benjamin, declined.
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AUTUMN GOODS.
EOl4 s AL L
Notice to GunIseTs,

\ Lii persons are hereby warned not to
II trespass on my property, with dog or
gun, as the law will be enforced against any
50 offending. VIM. DENNY.
Oct /, 1859.
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TRUSTEES, SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

~ - IN - ~.
v'r,ue ol " Decree "i inc o'rGuit Court
10y J' Tn,t ~, ~ ~, 5i XIV nI
Ii,,tir, II",a, ~ a.,
''e - Wv " .''>'o"'
IN UeSddY ne Zoh day Of Oc'oHcr, 1917,
at O'Clock p. NJ, tho following Real Estate
situate IN Ell,ton, aforesaid, to-wit:
No I Known nc tbo Fountain Hotel
., -0. 80 >,i'.N'u ,,,, ~ r.1,',,,',,
% llv',''oS ,,'' t''"' 10y VI n'"u''"
l'J I'.',s o ~ TO- y" r, -.''"' VI ~
1872 "sp'" ~; VI tni ',o' % T1,.t[ ~ 10 10
'oo"'Uu ~ ''.o o.'''"' p''' VI l'M, CIV, 10
"o W MY Nv nNS' BUSINESS '''S' ~ ''''
Wv Wv '' = ne 1"','''' i w 80 ~s-G.
',au .oi'''.ou'1us' ma, lug pce" ,%,:!Tea
f; ~. fltI1 III m
'or WHICH ''eS are "o'"''ao'S
adapted. They consist of large
Brick and Stone Hotel,
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THE GILLERs.-The following letter
from Samuel Ford, Esq, who was a
member Of the last Legislature, sets at
rest the report that has been spread
along the rivers, particularly along the
Susquehanna, that Alexander Wilson,
at present candidate for the House of
Delegates, was one of the persons who
attempted to have law passed to the
detriment of the OILERS. The letter is
decisive and needs no comment. We
have before cautioned all who vote the
American ticket, not to be believe the
reports they are sure to hear, against the
American candidates. They are worthy
men, against whom no injurious report
has foundation, and, as this ta1sehood
has been thus definitely disposed of, let
it be taken for granted that all prejudicial
reports are equally proundless
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in power, assuming to be the DEM
ocracy,) which is as near free trade, as
the State of the treasury will permit,
will have to be changed; it will have
to be changed by the election of men of
different political views on these ques-
tions, aud it is high time for the people,
whether farmers, mechanics or manufac-
lures, to begin the work of reformation,
by voting against the Democracy and all
its candidates, thus cnsuring its hasty
overthrow. Read the article, on the
first page, on Russian Progress.
-
yThe letter in The Democrat of last
week signed ".An American has no
more Specification than if it had been
signed ".A Democrat" Such tricks
are too shallow to be of much account
Voters of the American party, when a
ticket of the character and merit of the
one nominated this campaign, by an in
telligent Convention, regularly and fairly
called together, is put before them, are
not to be driven from the support of that
ticket, because some cribblerputsa squib
of the character in question in the locofoco
paper whether it be written by a locofoco
or one of the few men who, from motives
of personal animosity are publicly known
to be using their efforts to injure the
American ticket. In either case it
amounts to the same it is from an enemy
of the party, who is trying to infict an
injury, and will be so understood by the
men it is intended to reach.
The assertion of the writer that he
cannot be hea I'd through The Cecil Wing,
is gratuitous and unfoundcd. He might
at least have tried The Wing, in which
case we assure him we would have given
his article, and his proper name too; for,
certainly, his name ought to 60 along to
show how much respect he is entitled to
from members of the American party.
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0C1"Snow was six inches deep ON Mt. Wash
ington, N. H., last week.
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TTNIIIS establishment affords unusual atracti ons
/ and the best accommodations for visitors. as
we'll as citizens Of Philadelp hia-bcing provided
with
Large 4 WeIl-furnished Saloons
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, and
they could nowhere fud more d"sra BILE place to
rest their weary limbs, and where they may be
SEp AT ALI HOURS OF THE DAY from large and
choice bill Of Care.
The Ladies and & Gentlemen of Elkton I'd vicinity
are cordially invited to visit this most desirable
Place of Entertainment, where their wants will be
promptly and politely ATTENDED to, and where hey
, may strengthen the inner man, and be sent on
their way rejoicing.
- Wedding Parties and Pic Mics served to
order with Table Fixtures Of every possible k ind,
and with ali tho Delicocies they may desire, at
short notice. 523 CHESTNUT STREET,
octl, ls59-y. Opposite independence Hall.
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IURS! TURS! EURS!
FarpIpn & Thn.nSnn

IMPORTERS. Manufacturers and Dealers in
L Ladies' and Chdren's FANCY FUKS, ofevery
description. Also,
BnGtlo Robes Fnrred Chores and Collars,
No SlS MAhkET SrR EFT, (above Eighth. south
seo,) PHILADELPHIA
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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n b. SToREKEEPERs will do well to give MS n
call. as they viii! find tho largest assortment by far
to select from in the city, and ut Manufacturer s.
prices. IOct |, lSjg-.m,
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Our CANDIDATE FOR STATES At
ToRNEY.-We published last week what
the Frederick Eraminer, edited by Fred
erick schlcy, Esq, and one of the ablest
papers in the State, said in regard to
the nomination of w. j. Jones for States
Attorney of this county. The Annapolis
Gazette of last week in referring to the
nominations for Cecil, says
:" We are gratifed to see the nomination of
Mr.. JONES, for States Attorney of Cecil
county. A long and intimate acquan-
lance with Mr.. j. enables us to say that his
nomination is highly creditable to the party,
and that his election will give to the people OF
Cecil a prosecutor whose services will be
Invaluable to them"
The fact is, people abroad, as we'll as
at home know he is the man for States
Attorney, and the voters of Cecil will,
in his case, put the right man in the
right place.
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BAUGH'S
Highly Improved Raw Bone
Super-PhOsphate of Lime,

Manufactured from Unburnt Bones at DOWNING
TON, Pa. Wholesale Office and Store No. 20
South Wharves, Philadelphia.
The subscribers are exclusively engaged in the
Manuhcure and Sale of this article and would
respectfully invite the attention of Farmers and
dealers to it Being manufactured under their
personal supervision, from the RAW, OR UN-
BbRNED BONES, they can assure farmers and
the trade that it is perfectly Genuine Article
and supcr-phosphate which can be recommended
as an entirely reliable fertilizer for all crops
They guarantee the Bones to be neither Boiled,
Eurncl or Roasted for the extraction of the Clue
in its Manufacture
Price S45 per 1000 lbs, (2l cents per B.)
III Liberal terms to Dealers.
BAUGH SONS.
Wholesale Office and Store.
No. 20 South Wharvos, Philadelphia
~ For sale by DAVID SCOTT, ELkroN, Md.
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IS are equally groundless :
NORTH EAST, SEPT. 29th 1850


P. G. RICKETTS,, EsQ.-Dcar SIR II am
surprised to learn that persistent effort is
being made by certain interested parties to
prejudice the Shad OILERS of the county,
against Mr.. Alexander Wilson, by alleging
that he tavors the passage of a law to prevent
their drifting in waters used by hauling
senes.
In answer to many enquiries. would state
that when Mr. Osborne, of the Battery FISH
cry, attempted to have such law passed at
the last Session of Our Legislature, Mr. Wilson
not only refused to sign his petition but after
wards sent one Of his SINS to Annapolis, who
instructed me that such law was against
his icIsheS.
Mr.. Wilson has been engaged in fishing in
our bay for over twenty years. and his uni
form courtesy and kindness to the OILERS is
the best reply to such shall fabrication.
SAMUEL FORD.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9Th, 1859" Baugh'.
Highly Improved Super-Phosphate of Lime y
being made by process which was contrivel in
my Laboratory, | am acquainted with its qualities
! regard it as superior to Super phosphate made
from bone ash or burned bone, because the more
valuable portion of organic matter is not destroyed
i'll Baush Super-Phosphate. JAS. c. BOOTH,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
July 80 I859-3n
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ef virtue Of IL Decree of the Circuit Court
~ for Cecil comfy, in chanccry, the under
signed, Trustee. will Offer at Public Salr at
the Court House door, in the town of Elkton.
On Thur@imy, tie 27sb dag Of Octobcr, 1859
at ! O'Clock r. NJ, all that VALUABLE
FARM, now occupied BY Mr.. James Stroud,
and which cnntuimS
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sl3 Acres, 2 Reeds, g Pcrches,

more or less. 1t is situated in the ncirhbor-
hood of Zion. Cecil county. MARYLAND and
about three miles from the Brick Meeting
House. 1t is bounded ON the north by the
public road leading from Blue Ball to ZION,
and on the sonth hy the public road from the
store of Messrs. Wilkinson x Kirk to Zion.
1t could hc acknowledgements divided into two
farms; each farm fronting on a public road
It will be sold whole or in parcels, as shall
be deemed best on the day Of sale
The soil is productive. and the land rolling.
with exposures to the south.
The fencing is good and the arabic land.
containing about 100 acres, is divided into
SIX FIELDS. each field being WELL
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The available obliga-
tons upon which
payment has been
made during the
year amount to
I h Z interest PAL Il
thereon, constituting
the regular revenue
Of the year
The amount of taxes
received during the
year to meet the
outstanding ohligA-
tions OF the company
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S3,3So;oo
Sll9.315 60

The cNFITe amount OF premium obsAtlons
ON file can never be fully relied upon as
available so many Of the policy holders,
Fl ON sheer neglect or other causes. omitting
to pay their annual assessment or interest,
their policies being suspended, and their
premium obligations by the practice Of tho
Board accounted unavailable. Such parties,
however, having by the charter the privilege
of rcyiving their policies by the simple pay
mcnt Of the amounts due from them respcc-
lively, we cannot wholly discard thom in our
annual statements.
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Total amount of out
standing policies at
this date,
Total amount Of prem-
ium obligations OH
I'll
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Total increase of the
year
Premium obligations {:
On new policies
On re surveys and
additions,
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Sl02,G50 so
SG,l59 Oh

So, 100 Oh
1919 50
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VVV,-VV
SO 1926 81
5jS IS
1855 %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-24
Rolling Mill in Alabama.

II will be rccolec.od that Mr.. A. n. Montsom-
cry, of this city, was employed, some few months
ago by certain parties in Alabama, To mako an
examination Of the iron and conl deposits of that
State. with view Of deciding upon tho expedien,
cy of establishing rolling mill for the manniac-
turc of railroad iron.
We learn from the Central AiaJamian tint sew
eral days have been spent by Mr.. Montgomery in
examining the iron, lime and coal deposits IF
Shelby county. and that Elyton is regardcd by him
as a favorable location for iron works A rolling
mill is therefore to he established, and water
power is preferred to steam, place on Five Nile
Creek. on the line OF the Central Railroad, and
about five miles from the northeast and south.
west rond, is to he selected ms its site. There is
an abundance Of cal and lime rock right on the
spot. aud near bv indications Of iron ore though
not in such quantities as ON tie Red Mountain
There is at present ~ iron mill in the Sae.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-24
MaSon on Douglas

In The course Of debate in the Senate few
days before the adjournment, Mr.. Mason Of this
State came down npnn the Squattcr Sovereignty
theories of the Illinois Senator in the following
trcnchant and indignant style:
The honorable Scuator says that the people Of
Il Territory have n power derived from Congress,
TO refuse to pass what he calls slave code. What
is a slave code These catch words are very
dangerous things. slave cod" Does III" hon
orable Senator mean that the people Of n Terrific
~ may or may not. at their pleasure, pnsS laws
to secure the enjoyment Of the property which the
he Constitution says we may take there II he
does, If that be his Interpretation of the law. then
would say Ia the honorable Senator, as one Of
those who united fully with him in passing that
,.cl. and claiming to know the undivided opinion
of the Southern States, wholcluc,an,ly ncqulesrcd
in WIN, we had done, as their representatives ]
would say 10 him, you Promised as b,ead anil
hare g,ren as a sto4e: you hare promised us fsh,
and y,u hare gircn II snpem We Mon2M yon
had girea us a substantial rgM and yonhare 3,rcn
us TIE most crancSc,m shadow and dc}nS,on.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-24

the faint of sectional bias. The only 9ay 10 break
up sectional parties Is 10 gire r'ctory 10 The So"A'
er~ Opposition Ill he elections 10 be held dnriag the
prese1 year. And the only hope Of the South con-
sists in breaking up sectional parties.
II these conclusions and deductions are correct
and We think nobody can dispute them-is 1t
any matter Of surprise that the Abolition journals
should declare in favor of Letchers On tho con-
trary. their course is perfectly consistent and
nnlitic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-24

Paraguay DIFrIcULrY.--Lctter received by the
iovernmcn, from our Minister to Brazil, state that
he Emperor is taking no active interest in the
'xistng difficulties between the United States and
Paraguay. 1t is rumord that Lopez will COM
promise and settle tho claims presented. and tho
outlay Of tie Government viii, he thrown away,
rs we always predicted. We asserted long ago,
hat the cmaete could have been adjusted upon n
air basis. without the warlike outfit which has
,een sent to the La Platte. We do net believe
here will come to terms, which he would have
lone long ago. if proper means had been used to
secure suell result.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-24

NOTICE.-The s0b-crib~r II NOW secris in 7
~ lbs SPRING STOCK OF GOODS embracing almost
everything usually kept the Grocery line Wis Sugars
fs Teas Molasses Salt Bacon Fish. Candles SOAP Nails
ardw Of all descriptions Wines Brandes AMI Liquors
which he would invite particular
TIL publ generally. He determined sell ow especially
Tor cash and guarantees to make his sales satisfactory
Particular attention viii bn pad" The sao n all kinds
cou try pro luce tmareh 2l-dlm TALlAFERRO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-24

Tho Baltimore American says that it ia 'un-
dcrstood that about 100000 Of drafts. which
were expected to he paid out of the deficiency IN
the Post Office bill, were presented on Saturday,
aud Ind virtually to 60 To protest, there being no
funds to meet them. This is the beginning Of the
end Wonder how government that goes to
protest Tor S3000OO can expect ,c raise S3O,ooo,-
900 to purchase Cuba with.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-24

The EXTRA SEssIoN.-The Administration has
finally determined not to call an extra session of
Congress for the present 1t is thought rigid
economy, aud the Topping off of routes not essen
tial at th, time will enable the Post Office depart
mcnt to weather the storm.
Anti Observation-Disclosures say that the secret of
the present determination is, that the calling to-
gcher OF Congress is considered imrolitic, upon
the ground that it would have been the load which
would have broke the cames back
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-24

Physicians say that Davis Pain Killer is one
Of those nice little articles which is calculated
to relieve an immense amount of suffering incl
dent to human life Its action the system lie
many times like msgic-so instantaneous-the
pain is gone at once. Sold by oil dealers in family
medicines.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-24

THE INDIAN TREArtEs.-At the Extra session of the
Senate, treaties ratified with the tribes of the
Northwest which will not only have the effect of secn
ring To the settlers in Oregon and Washington peace
able Of their homestead but also enrich the
United States by an addition to her domain Of about
A. or so millions Of ofland at cost of about
to cts per acre. The song that Uuclr Sam is rich
enough to give US all farm is likely to be fully real
lied.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-24

tn PRir Rs IN TRoupLE.-Suspcnsion from tie
N"s'ry- Archbishop Hughes, of New York, is
out IN communication, giving history of ccr
tam otcuricnccs in the Catholic Church of 81 John
thr Evangelist, in that city. which have led to his
u,rending from the ministry thereof, two prieste
t",.. Alfred Dayman, and Frederick Ferdinand
'cs Cups. The two priests il appears had pub
Shc 4 previous communication m the Ecwspa-
,ers, stating that an incrdct had been put upon
hem, imply because one them had preached n
erman in which occurred the expression. 'llell
Mas paved with the skulls of bad Priests"
The substance of the Archbshop's reioindcr
that the parties alluded to, have been guilty Of
rregulariif, characterization and schism. lie re-
PRESENTS NJ, Dayman as coming to this country
about two J ears ago. in great dcsttution, and ex
cricneing. in n variety Of ways, the good charity
niphee> 1.-THE Archbishop. The Archbishop adds
hat WITHIN tho last five weeks it has come to his
,nowlca-e hat Mr. Dayman accompanied on
he yoyage by Young female. whom he reprcscn
ci Ia he l.. niece. although it has since come out
ha' the l,ly does not stand in that relation to
lin. y r the other rcbcous priest. Mr.. Dcs
amp, tar Archbishop hints that he is mentally
unl.
The prie.ts say they are determined to organize
another Ghrch, Notwithstanding the Archbishop's
in,crdict.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-24

in William r. Packer, the Governor OF Pennsylsana,
who has been asasd and proacrbed because he refn-
sedat the bidding Of Federal dicaton, to oetray the
trus, desert the principles. and flsify the pledge OF
the Union State Rights Democracy '-Bat Fat.