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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27

SPALDING'S
SPALDfNG'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR Oil
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL,


Is WARRANTED,
LIST. To beaatity the hair. I'd. To cusl the hair
elegantly. Sd. To remove dandrufeGe ctIlaliy 4th
To restore hair to bald heads. 5th. To force the
beard and whiskers to grow. 9Th. To prevent hair
from falling of. 7th. To cure all diseases Of the
scalp 9Th To prevent hair turning grew 9Th To
cure the headache. 10th. To kill hair eaters.
II you are not satisfied, TRY 1T. All genuine
has the signature Of the Proprietor-take no other
j. RUSSELL. SPALDING, n fremont st.. oppo
site Museum, Boston, Mass.
Sold BY FISHER K WINSTON, Richmond, Va,
and BARNES Park, New York ap22-d6m
y UPTURECuREDFOR FIVE DOLLARS
lS-DR; SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only five dollars Every medi-
cal~fan who has examined this instrument pro-
Ionpces 1T superior to all others. Ii desired, wa
Will cheeriuly refer to any of the very numerous
persons VINO have peen thoroughly cured BY this
Truss Persons owning valuable slaves thus All at
cd, should procure one, they being so durable and
the cheapest IN the end. We Will send tins Trmss
to any part OF the country by Express or mail
dress q q I 4 fsK SIM NJ az
No. IL Main street, Richmond Va
Persons not knowing US. can end their money to
any merchant or friend in this city.
:, ihs Truss can be had also at Messrs. MEADE&
bbAkEhS and MILLSPAUGH & JOHNSTON'S,
Druggists. myg-Iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27
LOTTERY
MOOD, EDDY 4 co.'s
w. SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,
LEY STATE AUTHORITARIAN I'm .aan,
Wo0D, EDDY < CO. MANAGERS.
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, GLASS a.
EXTRAoRDiNA kd, hcHEM e tie b, be- df AVA
APPROXIMATION lIhs'

$50, prizes amounting, to-. a. 6uar,srs 81
WSoie Tickets so; Halves Slo; Vua''"
"hoe Eigkths S250 x,,onn
The following scheme will he drawn y WsSHp'
t,nDy & co, Managers Of the SIAN = hz aCa
EHTT 9TTERY, of Georgia. IN their Oid1i'ai, =,
SSe Nutnber Lotteries for 1889, IN puoe a' ~
~ S,nar,nteNdeEce of Commissioners as i''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

m REMOVAL. sgvyyp
AMARCUS HARRIS f. BROTHER, XII L.
Manufacturers and Who esale and Retail Dealers
in BOOTS SHOES. TRUNKS. &c.
No. 49, Main Street, next to American Hotel.
The undersigned, in calling the attention of their
patrons and the public generally to their REMOVAL
to the NEW STORE,
(Ocated as above desires TO express their thanks
for the very liberal patronage bestowed on them.
With increased faculties, we are prepared TO ex-
hibit a Mammoth stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, TR INKS, &c,
Superior in extent Of rarity style and finish to
any assortment we ever had the pleasure to exhl-
bit embracing all the lolc, medium and finer qu1f-
ties of goods. together with full stock of IN Ola
RUBBER GOODS, to all of which cordially
ask the attention of buyers before purchasing else
where, trusting that thorough examination of our
stock and the favorable prices upon which We sell
our goods will convince buyers of the proprety OF
a change. MARCUS HARRIS Il BRO,
Corner 18th and Nam street, next to
nc lifts American Hotel Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27

- LAND FOR SAlE.--l offer for sale INV
xe FARM OF 1851 ACRES. on the Long Rrdas
Road. twelve miles east of RchmaDa and
three from James River adjoining the land OF the
late DIR. Nettert, Nathan Darby and others Said
Land produces well Of wheat. corn tobacco &c.
and more can be added If necessary. For terrns
Se.,tMhlch VIII be aecommodating,l apply to the
subscriber. on the premises,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27

d. JUST OpENED, AT G. 49,
WI HELLER x cos, 1873 Broad street, go
~ Formerly NJ. HARRIS BRo..l large as
by the best manufacturers which We Are selling at
prices to suit all those III want OF the best OF goods
in our ilae.
The attention of country merchants and farm
ers. to examine our new stock of BOOTS and
BR0GANS. is respectfully invited, they will
find 1t to their advantage to cal on before max
ns their purchases. d. HELLER & CO..
DC I2-ts LIZ Rrnad st. bet eth and 9Th.
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12EQ -SIMPSON & MILLER, lI9 MAIN
49,: STREET-FALL AND WINTER
CisDl hSo.-onr senior partner has just return
ed from the mandatory, North, where he has Sc :
lected with great care aud with especial reference
TO the retail trade, the largest. most fashionape
and complete stock Of CLOTHING ever offered re-
before our stock embraces all the new anu o.
rius Styles, CUTS &c., out this fall IN conseaaiT o
OF having larger stock on hand than asuai' w
oher great Inducements. Those IN wani, are de
quested 20 call and examine before they purchase
elsewhere We would call gastlen as ~ T. 20
fTTsceh CASHMERE coArs WYNN most respaet h
fully invite the patrons Of the old concern and the
public generally, to call At l1s MAN street, Rich
mond, Va. Our stock rM X pSo soP MIfJER
Id. Goodman 4 Co.'s old stand, ll9 Main st.
NpEpA GLASSES, SPY GLASSES, MA
ORiNE GLASSEs, &c.-The subscriber has
inst rsceived n splendid assortment of mother of
Pas pea.l And livery OPERA GLASSES MARINE
STAsSslEsM ,ss.RPo xs a6tpAhssES sTEEREescoGIc
nouncing TO his friends and public that all of the
ahoye articles are OF the best quality hopi1g 10 Of
fer such indueemen,s that eanpot fail To please
b. A. ny ERs, cor Main and Pearl sts
fslTY SCAvENGEn.-The unders,gned ra.
~ spectfny informs the cIrizens Of Richmond
that he is prepared 10 clean out rear l.slses snLs
and other places Of deposit, and faasoushiy Inn,
theM, on the most reasonable terms aud ia n man
ner not In the least offensive 10 the premises an
which no may work. His wagon is so constructed
a. 10 he air and water-tight.
Letter boxes may lie found in the Mayors offca
and at the drug store of Mlispaagh Il Johnston
one door from corner 18th and Main sreets and All
orders &c lsm y them viii b prompt, attended Z.
MEMS HEAVY u n o G 4 n R..For Geld
A. handA, very superior, 1t WIN. WAL6H'S.
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Ia FOR RENT..A HOUSE and Lot on Val
( ley 7th,l street, with four comfortable rooms.
haiA sides store and bar room and all NECESSARY
". with we'll OF excellent watef in the yard. To
a good tenant, the terms will be made very mode
rate. Apply to JOHN A. hCICHEooN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27

TVFt HACT Of IA IN ID,
aTN on the New Bridge Road, three miles cas-, OF
~es the City of Richmond. known as Auburn
and adjoining the Lands Of Mrs. DR.. Christian, Dr.
s. A. Hart ard others. The above tract l25
acres. and is situated in pleasant and desiTahis
nelghborhoed. 1t has npon it very good DIV FL
LiNG-H0USE, containing or 10 roouss, with a
snficlency OF wood and water The soil is psosiuc-
of grain, grass, &C., and would make most desi-
rabie vegetable garden. II is highly susceptible ol
and guano, can be made desirable farm az ths
satisfactory results from the use of these sapsres
other lands in the ighborhood will attest. The
above property is offered for sale privately lib
eral and accommodating terms, would ] ex-
changed for city properly. Apply to
RAWLINGS 4 H0LLADAY
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
au ITS klchmGDJ Vs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27

TURKEY RED, &C.,
With TRIMMINGS of every description and quail
ity. - 49,
patterns from to Il feet wide
WINDOW SHADES, of every style and grade,
with all proper fixtures of good quality.
Having exclusively IN our employ an experienced
ard competent uphosterer, are prepared, when
desired. to make up Curtains in the latest yles,
Carpets in the best manner, to hang Window
Shades cut and put down Floor Oi-Cloth, &c.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
25-d2mW5t* q5 Main street,
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a
T PRICE OF HATS AND B0OTS.-LA
S2A From Is to 20 per cent saved by buy
IN ing from IN. ANTHONY.
SsAS Columbian Hotel building.
MoIeskin Hats of best quality, So so; do second
quality, 8 90: fashionable Silk Hats. So fine calf
skin sewed Boots, 90; Congress Cater Boots, Is;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, 25
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpre-
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALE oc a3-d&wts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-19
Rising Sun Items.
[REPOETED FOR Ole CECIL WIG.
RISING Sun, Mar. IS, '5S

X IsING Sun, Mar. -, 'JS.
On Saturday evening 9Th inst, a large and
enthusiastic Temperance Meeting was held in
the NJ Il. Church and an able TEMPERANCE
sermon delivered by Rev r. b. Harvey who
was followed by Rev. N. b. Durell, with a
few very appropriate remarks showing up
the evils Of intemperance which is fast spread.
ing over the land greatly needing
its rapid progress.
After the delivery of these addresses,
pledge was circulated among the persons pres
ent, when one hundred and forty sgners were
obtained. The meeting being regularly Or
gained a preamble and resolutions were
adopted, expressive Of the determination Of
those present to battle against the curse of
intemperance. A Society was formed entitled
the Rising Sun Temperance Association, ~
and COMMITTEE Of three was appointed to
draft bylaws and regulations for its govern
ment.
Quite revival in the NJ f. church has
taken place here; some fifty having been
at the altar, large proportion of whom have
professed conversion. The meeting has been
protractrd for six weeks. and will be likely
to continue until conference.
Mr. VIM. Spence, while burying rocks on
Mr. John Lincon's farm, was seriously in
.jurcd by one falling upon him, on Monday
last, one leg was broken and the other very
much injured.
Spring appears to have regularly opened
and our farmers are generally busy. Travel
ing still continues bad, and as little wagoning
is done as possible on the roads
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-19
Notice IL dcae.saPs.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Teachers
LV OF the Public schools Of Cecil county
to prepare their reports, embracing their
accounts against the Board Of Commissioners
Of Public Schnols have the said accounts
properly authenticated, and present the same
to the Commissioner by whom an individual
teacher has been employed, at least three
days before the meeting Of the Board, to be
held AT Elliton, on the first Monday OF April
next. BY Order Of the Board.
l.. f. MAY,
Mar 10, 1Sj9-3w. Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-19
NOTICE.

Samuel +. Wills In the Circuit Court
vs.. for Cecil county. In
Hamnel hitclcck, fchahccry. Nj arch
and others. JIM. 1888.
'FllE object Of this suit is to procure
Il Deere: for the sale Of certain Real Es-
tate IN Cecil county, whereof the late John
LOFTS died seized.
The BIZ states that John LOFTS, late of
sad county, died intcstate, about the year
hob, Indebted unto Samuel E. Wills. and
others, In large sums of money. That one
Samuel Whitelock administered on the Per-
Sonal Property Of said Lofts, which was
Insufficient to pay the debts due aud owing
ny the SAID Lcftis. a large proportion Of
which stili remain unpld. That tho said
Samuel NhtelOCk has since married the
widow OF the SAID John LOFTS, deed, and
That Richard hnabb and Elizabeth, his wife.
ana Hannah Lofts, who are parties defend
ant to tins suit, have an interest in said Real
Estate, reside ont of tic State of MARYLAND.
1t is thcreupon adjudged and ordered. that
The complainant, 10y causing Il copy Of this
oFdcr In he inserted in some newspaper
published at Eikton, once n week for one
month before the twentieth day of April,
next, give notice to the said absent Defend
ants OF the object and substance of this Bill,
ana warn them to appear in this court in
person, or by solicitor, on or before the
Wenty-Rrst day Of July, next. to answer the
premises and show cause, il any they have,
why decree ought not to pass ~ ,'rayed
WIN. H. RICKETTS,.
True copy; test, Clerk.
WIN. H. RICKETTS,.
Mar la, lS59-1m. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-19
Our Correspondence.
Correspondence of The Ccol Whig.I
(Our Chesapeake C0rrespOndencc.l


CHESAPEAKE City, March l4:h, 80.
Smddy Scto.t letters RnLi-dReg md LoajcrS
School HEi,m- CAmChc>-R0afis &c.
The transient excitement about the terrific
onslaught on Sunday has died away. and the
general opinion Seeias to hold that all the par.
ties. tiucludins myself) who wrote had better
lie otherwise employed. The spreading aud
expansive genius Of this youthful town,
(Which one of its wise men once declared to
be second to none in Marylpnd in point of
literary attanncnts) needs room somewhere
to air Itself, aud while your Elklon papers
furnish us the means, this subject has given
us the material The letter in Tile Cecil
Democrat signed dRci' was certainly a
master piece of argument and wit. 1t de-
serves place among the treasured things of
modern days. Whole sentences without a
single idea and which the owner could not
explain, are not often found in Snch perfection.
"lnquirer's letter was bad enough, but II
remained for NJ. " linel > to eclipse it
in bad grammar, bad taste. bad everything.
With this parting " lick bid adieu to the
subject.
The ball alley still continues in the &" full
tide If successful operation" From sun rise
till dark ambitious youths are found at its
base and 1t is aclualiy said that this is tho
only employment OF several them. How a
subsistence is eorncd in this way know not
and probably never will for the man who
Keeps himself can keep secret.
The School system works well. in this
region in spite of SrumbIolS and croakcrs.-
The people made up their minds IN the COIN
menccmtnt that bad system was better than
none and behold they have as rood a one as
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-19

BALTIMORE CENTRAL RAILRoAp.-The
prospects of this road appear to be frightening
daily. The Managers confidently an'icipa lie
that in one month from the present time they
will be able to run a train Of cars as far as
Painters Cross Roads-a distance of seven
miles from Grnbb's Bridge, the point at
which that road intersec,s the West Chester
Direct Read. A correspondent of the Della
ware County Republican, says:
A very intelligent committee, appointed to
investigate the business prospects ofthe road =,
has reported that when the rails shall be laid
to Painter S Cross-the annual business Of the
road will reach SAC, 600, and by extending a
few miles further to Kennett Square it will
reach 100000; and upon completion to
Oxford it will amount TO $500 900.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-19
JAS. s. CRAWFORD, Clerk
10 County Commissioners Of Cecil County.

Persons making application for transfers
OF property will be required to comply with
tn" following Section of the Act of Decem-
her Session, 1917, chapter go, entitled GA
Supplement to an Act entitled AN Act for
the General Valuation and Assessment of
Property in this State, and to provide u Tax
to Pay the Debts Of the State,'' passed ut
March Session. 1871, chapter %:
SECTION 10. .3ni be il enacted, That when
ever any person shall make application to
the Levy Courts, Commissioners or ADpeaI
Tax Courts, rs the case may be. to make
NM, or hes. an allowance, or reduction, on
account of the sale. transfer, alienation, loss.
destruction, or Removal of any property, or
the collection. or payment of any public or
private security for money, it shall be tho
dnty Of the said Levy Court, Commissioners
or Appeal Tax Court, to interrogate such
person, on oath. in reference to the said
property, or security, and the disposal Of the
same, and especially TO inquire Of him, CT
her, to whom said property has been sold ur
transferred, the amount Of the purchase
money, or the money collected and paid and
how the same has been invested; and it shall
also be the duty Of the said Levy Courts,
commissioners. or Appeal Tax Courts, to
lnIerrogatt sad person, on oath, in reference
To any acquisition or inveS tmentS made by
said person, and not already assessed, and
the amount of such acquisitions and invest
mcntS. in whatever description of security,
shall be added to the aSse sSable property of
the person so applying, and charged accord
lngly, and if The said person refuse to answer
the interrogations proposed rs aforesaid, no
allowance or deduction shall be made in his
or her asse ssment. Tmarch 10, ISj9-4w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-19
Harmony Grove Nurseries,

rEHilE subscribers would invite the after
D. ton of their friends, and persons about
Planting Orchards and Ornamental Trees, to
their fine stock. They have fine trees of the
Apple, Pear, standard and dwarf Peaches,
Apricot, Cherries, Plum. Ncctaine. Sma II
Fruits, such as Goose berries, Currants, Law
ton Blaclibcrrics, RaSpherries, including the
Hudson River I; Antwerp Grapes; Asparagus
Roots, &c. EvERGnEENs, Norway Spruce,
from 3 to #. high, huShy and fac; Balsam
of Gilcad, White Pine, White Spruce.
American, Chinese, Tartarian and Siberian
Arbortacs, Silver Fir, Dendar Cedar, Irish
jumpers, Golden Arborvitacs, &c. Decidu-
Gus Trees, Sugar, Silver, Norway and English
Sycamore Naples American, English and
Silver Leaved Lindens, 30 ,O00 Usage Orange
Plants, strong and well grown, at 81 per 100;
10 kinds Of Ash Birch, Poplars, Ems,
Weeping and Ring Leavcd Willows, Paw
lonies, &c. &c, together with a fine stock
Of SllRUBBERY, Roses, Green House
Plants, &c. They will be sold low, Whole
sale and Retail. Strawberry. Catalogues
sent to all applicants. Address
ISAAC JACKSON u CO.,
Successors to Thomas NJ. Harvey,)
Jennerrilie, Chester county, Pa.
Mar 10, lS59-lw
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-19
RACER. SOAP.
ECONOMY rs WEALTH. !!


A FEW OF ITS MANY RECOMMENDATIONS.
1st.-lhis prep ration is free from all deeter-
ious qualities and perfectly harmless. Its Use
will hot injure the skin, or the most delicate
fabric.
2a.-1t saves labor, almos, supcrsoding the me-
eesstty Of rubbing; washing can be done in about
half the time
$d.-Flannes and colored stufs can be washed
with The ease Of cotton linen, without fulling
or shrinking. and tho color restored to all its
original brilliancy.
4th.--lt will instantly remove grease and dirt
from paint or vanish, without any water whatever,
protecting windows, carpets and furniture from
snds or Stops. The worst bilge-watcr stains
moved from paint Immediately, by applying the
soap with a sponge.
jth.-For removing dirt, grease and tobacco
strains from marble, or other floor tile, it will be
found superior to any other soap
6th.-For cleansing, sofening or healing the
skin, it is unequalei: also an excellent and eff
teciyc Dentrifce, cleansing the gutas and whiten-
ing the teeth.
7rh 1t is acknowledged by all who have tested
It's superior qualities to be of the greatest i'm
prcvemcnts of the age. and its use is indispensa-
bic TO the comfort of every family and the con-
,yenenee OF every hotel, ship, steamboat, or
laundry.
DIRECTIONS:
For WASHING CLOTHES Rub some clean SOAP
literally upon the p'lces most soled and then add
ficieut warm water to the clothes in the tub to
satu rate them we'll rub them slightly, adding
moro soap to places if any, which seem to need it.
Rinse the clothes in one or two waters, and they
are ready for the line.
To REMOVE Srors, GREASE, &c, FROM CAR
PETS AND Commissioner the spot with soap, to
remain from one-half to one hour. then wa sh off
with warpi water.
For CLEANsISG PAINT, JEwELRy, PLATE, &c.
-immerse sponge or cloth in the soap, and
apply to The surface. and rub dry with n cloth.
For SHAMPooING AND BATnING.-Apply tho
soap TO the head and skin, with but little water
rub bliskly, rinse well, and the head will be free
from dludruF. and the skin white and soft.
s3NTRY 1T.
100 POUNDS For 81 90, Delivered.
TERMS CASH Manufactured by
G., WEATHERBY,
No AZ LIGHT STREET, Baltimore.
Max 49, IS59-3m
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: JA,A1CA FARMS, Mar. II, '5(

UAINTCa -NNHo' IIIT' l., UV
Mr.. EDITOR II contribute few items to
your columns. which are so wei! filled by
your industriou! correspondents
A numbcr Of Ihanges will occur here this
Spring. Mr.. Reynolds, the cnterprising mcr-
chant at Mt. Pleasant, has leased the store
house at portcis Bridge, whittier he intends
removing soon. Mr.. d. Sharpless has dis,
posed Of his pr%erty and purposes leaving
the noighborhod.
School mates are still agiated. A meet
ing was held short time since at Liberty
Grove School lbuse to consider the expedien-
cy of permanently establishing two schools
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FROM KANSAS. -Ledrcn1rorih Marth H.
Governor Medary has issued a Proclamation
for an election on the fourth Monday in
March, in accordance with the Act of the
Legislature providing for the formation Of Il
Constitution for State Government. Three
months residence prior to the election is re-
quisite to vote. Aliens having declared their
intention to become citizens are qualified
Delegates to the Constitutional Convention
are to be elected.