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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-02

1.-THE Hagersto,vn Torehheht is Justly
indignant at change in the carrying Of the
mails to that place. 1t says:
"This abridgement of our mail accomoda-
tons is justly viewed as gross outrage upon
the people of this county, and If persisted in
it will create q widespread and intense feeling
Of Indignation against the head of the Post
Office Department. II will not do to tell the
thirty thousand inhabitants of this county
that motives of economy prompted this
change. when fifty, sixty, and even one hun.
dred dollars are paid for the transportation of
a single letter by the Overland Route TO Cali
fornia.
There are thirty thousaud inhabitants and
twenty.one Post Offices in Washington county;
and in 1850 it raised more wheat (S09 ,O93
bushels) than any county IN the Slate, and
| with but three exceptions, more than any in
the United States. 1t has nearly three hun.
dred Mills. and will transport to the city
markets, during the ensuing fall and winter,
oM Of the present abundant crops, an i'm
mense quantity of -four and grain II has
also three Banks, dozens and scores of mer-
camille and trading houses, three Printing
Offices. and innumerable other business con-
Germs, who are alI deeply and vitality interested
in the postal service Of the county. Is soch
county and such a people in this age OF
progress TO be thrust back at least fly years
IN the matter Of mai. facilities?
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JUST PUBLISHED.
New Method for the Piano Forte.
'Opus HOO.


Price, 81 80 nett.
Bound i'll Goth, 90 nett.
A good instruction book for the piano has long
y been wanting, and Mr.. CHARLES GnunE has
performed the labor, in getting this one up in "A
most admirable and 81 tistactory manner 1t will
prove itself to be one of the most valuable guides
in the instruction of the art of playing the Piano.
Considering the authors wel-known capacity,
and unremiIting devotion to the task of elementary
teaching we have strong reason to hope that tho
public now to he furnished with II thorough,
systematic, progressive, and entertaining method
for the Piano
We confidently recommend it to Teachers and
Pupils better adapted to the purposes Of cl cmen-
tary instruction than any others with which we
are acquainted.
The plan pursued in this werk is substantially
the same that developed in Ollendorrs method
Of teaching languages. 1t commences with the
simplest elements The progress made will be
gradual so that every step will be perfectly INTEL
bic md he rendered Of positive value to the ipi'.
Every difficulty is met with singly, and, after
thorough analysis overcome by practice,
This method will, undoubtedly provide teachers
with well digested. progressive, and entertaining
plan by which II sound ALL correct knowledge Of
the art Of playing the piano may be acquired with
comparatively little labor, and in short space
o. time will almost seem incredible to those who
have confined themselves to some Of the tedious
systems heretofore in use
This work contains ten engraved figures Illus
tratng the different positions Of tho hands and
fingers and also likeness of the author
It's typographical accuracy and appearance have
never been excelled in any musical work that has
heretofore been issued from the press in this or
any other country.
Copies will be sent by mail, free of postage, on
the receipt Of the marked price.
LEE WALKER, PUBLISHERS
July IS T22 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
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3Ol ACRES and 3 ROODS,
MORE OR LESS.


II is beautifully located on tie Elk River,
directly opposite to Port Herman, where
there is a steamboat landing. 1t adloins the
farm Of Samuel S. Maltitt, ESP, and the
farm of Mr.. Henry Piercy.
1t is accessible, by water communication,
to Philadelphia and Baltimore, and it would
make a first class Peach Farm.
The soil is excellent, and capable OF being
made highly productive.
The improvements consist of a BRICK
DWELDlNG HOUSE, and some few out
buildings.
Persons wishing to purchase land would
find it to their advantage to examine this
property before purchasing elsewhere.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day Of sale one-tIIiT't at
the end Of twelve months, and the remaining
third al the end of eighteen months from the
day OF sale. The credit payments to draw
interest from the day Of sale, and to be
secured by the bond Of the purchaser, with
approved security. GEORGE EARLE,
Elkton, Nd, July ., 1853. Trustee.
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RROGR ANINfE

nF ARRANGEMENTS or ODD FELL
" Lows PARADE IN NEW ARK.
DEL, on THE 4th OF JULY. The Mem
beers Of Oriental Lodge, No. l., !. o. o. F.,
will meet at the Lodge Room. at 7. O'Clock:
Rev James A. Brindc, on behalf of the
ladies, will present the Banner at 81 o clock, :,
Which will he received by Mr.. George W.
Williams for the Lodge.
The Lodge will then form in line aud pro-
coed to the Depot for the purpose ofmect-
ing such Lodges as may come by the morn
ing trains.
The Chief Marshal viii then put tito
Va'ipNs Lodges into line and march back to
Newark, and parade rrougll the PRINCIPAL
streets, after which they will proceed to The
Grove, when tie following Exercises will 10
gone through:
|. PRAYER. .. The Declaration of Indc-
pcndcncc will be read 3. Grafton by Rev,
james n. King. of Philadelphia.
L. Music will be intcrsper sed bctwcsrs tho
various EXERCISES of the day.
The Lodges will then fol n in line again
and proceed to the Hall, in Newark, and
there be dismissed. JOHN PULLING,
July :, 1879. Chief Marshal,
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Pllii0., w Wilmington and
DENTISTRY.
DIR. COWAN.
ssEN's'aSF'

DE pEcTrrLLY informs the citizens Of sr5@s
N Cecil county that after an absence ofeI-lO
is Years he has again located in ELK TON, where
he hopes to receive liberal patronage.
He il thoroughly conversant with the various
methods Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, and
uges in their construction Gold and Silver only,
laetas which, after 20 years experience. he has
taund more durn5l than any others. He inserted
tets of teeth for number Of persons in this county
sixteen years ago, many of whom continue to- wear
tLcu with the greatest satisfaction
Tie EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, by the
use Of CbIdroforn. lhs experience in. the use OF
this and other ANAsTHETic agents warrants him
III say ing no unpleasant consequences can result
FROM them jndie;ous Administrations His method
II extracting teeth differs from The usual practice
Ais Instruments being constructed as to dispense
with ihe.pucessity'of scoring the gums, an opera
ton often more painful than extracting the teeth
Although Dr. e. viii use none but the best
natelipls, his charges viii be very moderate, per
Nar' more so than has ever been charged for sub
stantal Dentistry in this any other county, nnd
'tosa who require the services Of II Dentist would
do well to consult Dr. G. at his
ROOMS AT THEE FOUNTAIN II IT L,
before they go elsewhere. June Is, lS59-t
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Ez.MTDN and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

I'M and after the LIST Of July, 1856. the
~ Subscribers become llie proprictors Of
the Eikton aud Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave EIkton, Daily Sundays
'ycerNcd y and stop on their way down the
Shores at tac following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CilESrERTOWN
WARWICK, CHURCH HILL,
RID. of $iSSAtRAS, CFNTREFILLE,
GEO T. II ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
CRIENlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in time for passcn-
gers to take the cars for either city.
J'- They will also run daily branch line
from Niddlrtown, Del. to connect with the
main line ut Chcstcrtown, going aud return
ingthe same day and reaching Middletown
in time for the 6 O'Clock, morning train of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS IL co.
June 2S, 1856.
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SALE.

~ virtue Of two wris OF Vcnditioni En-
- ponas, issued by Samuel Pcaco. one of
the Justices m' the Peace of the State of
Maryland, in and for Cecil county, to me
directed, will sell at Public Sale, at Robert
Smiths Hotel, at Port Deposit, on
WEDNESDAY, The 27M day Of July. 1859,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate,
at law and in equity, of Joel Ryan. in and
to all that Piece. Parcel or Tract Of Land.
designated as part Of & Reynolds Double
lurchase,' containing
FORTY ACRES.
More or less, with the improvements thereon,
Whercon he now resides, lying and being in
tbs Seventh Election District Of Cecil county,
adjoining lands with John T.. Knight, Eliza
beth Ryan, William Patterson and others,
late the property Of the said Joel Ryan, and
taken iii execution at the suits of William
McCnllough, (nSe Of George r. McCuHougl)
and Armstrong Y Co., and to be sold for
Cash, to satisfy said wrts.
u sale to commence n . O'Clock r. NJ
EDWIN l.. MORGAN.
July 2, 1G59--ts. Constable.
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}-,lt0.

the 9th inst, near the Blue Ball,
CHARLES BlLES, an cntcrpri,ing and res
pcctcd citizen of the 18th District.
W ATSON.-ln hcsapeake City on Tuesday,
Mrs. REnEcCA WATSON, wife Of John Wat
son. aged u years.
SUMPTlON.--Mns. SARAH A. SrMrrIoN,
wife Of Rev. Thomas Sumption, OF Newport
circuit, died on Friday last, the 9th Of
june, in the 55th year Of her age. Having
served God for over 3G years in the church
militant. she was in readiness for the sum
mons Of death, and we have no doubt she
has in christian triumph entered the church
triumphant in heaven. She was esteemed
and loved by the members of the NJ. l..
Church, and OF Il good report Of those
without.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

THE undersigned, duly appointed Exami-
4 ncrH, to view aud determine the propricty
of altering the road leading from Charlcstown
10 Bay View. where said road iutersccts the
road from North East to Bay View, SD as to
put it on tbs line dividing lands of Samuel
Burns and Matthew Russell, Jr. hereby give
notice that they will meet at the point of
intersection named ADORE, ON TUESDAY,
the 2nd day Of August, nrxt, ut IL o'cnck,
a. NJ to proceed to the discharge Of the duty
assigned thrns.
JETIIR0 JOIIHSON,
JAMES CRAWFORD,
william REED, SIR.
July ., 1Sj9-.5w Examiners.
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HARVEST.
-" "A brighter wealth by far.
Than INC ueep mlhe's yellow VEN,
Is seon around, in the far hills crown d
With sheaYes Of FURNISHED grain.n

Is scon around, in the far hills crown'd
With shcaves of Furnished grain"
We have had all the buzz and hurry of mid
havest in Cecil this week. From her thousand
fields the clattcr of the reaper has gone out to
reverberate in the hills: or the CRADLE and
sickle (for the storms have given work to even
the ancient sickle,) have flashed aflr in the
sun. The shops have turned out their men,
and the help has gone out from the house
boy and woman and man, as far as possible,
have been sent nth to the burthened fields,
aud with all there has been deficiency OF
labor for the time.
The wheat crop of the county is large and,
as we learn, of excellent quality. This is a
great matter not only for our farmers, whose
wheat had been almost failure for the last
two years, but for all the population. 1t will
tend to make bread cheaper and bring money
into the county. AS general rule when the
farmers prospe. We al! prosper.
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FOUR FINE FARMS FOR SALE.

The two New Castle county, Del Farms advcr
tiscd in this paper were not sold Wednesday
the 18th instant. They are now offered at PRIVATE
Sale, on accommodating terms, with Two othe
Farms, containing Isl Acres each, situated DC
tween Newark and Christiaua, with bui!sing
nearly new good fencing; soil light loan, suit.
able for raising any kinds Of grain or peaa hes
BY short sideng from the Philndep ha, Viii
mins,on Il Baltimore Railroad fruit coull be sem
to the Philadelphia, Baltimore or New York mar
kcts without transhipmen Address
EGBERT !iEISLER,
June 1S.it Christiana New Castle Co, Del.
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Elegant SDring B0Nnets
DRESS M A KING.
MISS. KATE MILLER

Ed ESPECTFULLY informs the LADIES
\ q. pfElItton and vicinity, that she is pre-
pared TO make. all kinds OF FANCY AND
PLAIN DRESSES, and do Fancy Sewing
generally shcyw will also make Gentlemen
Shirts. at the IL sideuco OF her father, on
Main Sueet, Elkton. [April IL, 1859.
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RAILROAD. AcCIDENT.-The train of

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The train of
cars due at this town alto minutes after seven
O'Clock on Sunday evening, was detained
several hours by running over horse at
Chase's Station, fifteen miles this side of Bal
tlmore. The engine was thrown down an
embankment, killing the engineer, R. r.. NJ.
Clough, and breaking the arm of Mr..
Whitcford of Baltimore, who was riding on
the engine at the time. His fingers had to be
amputatcd. The tender, mail and baggage
cars were thrown from the track, and much
damaged. A special messenger was sent back
to Baltimore to procure aid. MIR. Clough
resided in Baltimore, and was unmarried.
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Ole Cecil lObie.
ELKTON, JULY 2, 1850.

BEGINNING TO MOvE.-A Convention of
Delegates of the American party and Others
opposed to the present Administration, from
the several Districts of Kent county, met at
| Chestertown on the 18th ult. Among the
business OF the convention, we observe the
following Resolution was passed:
Resolved, That 1t be recommended 10 the
members Of the American party, and all
Others in the State opposed to present Demo.
cratic rule. to elect delegates from the several
counties and the City of Baltimore to meet
in State Convention in the City of Baltimore
on Wednesday the 10Th day Of August next,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
the State Offices to be voted for in November
next
This is the first movement we have noticed
in the prem ses. The Central Committee of
this county will probably take some action
next week. 1t seems to us to be time we
were beginning to move, not only as regards
the State officers. but the Congressman a
county Convention for the one purpose would
also consider the other and probabl appoint
delegates to the Congressional District Con-
vention as well as to that for the state a.
large.
A further Resolution Of the Convention was
Hesoircd. That Edward Wilkins, James
NJ. Nckers and John Frazier, Jr, Esus., BIZ
authorized TO represent Kent county in the
State Convention, and in the Convention to
nominate a. candidate for Congress in the
second District, and a Commissioner of Pub.
tic Works for the Eastern Shore.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue Of Il Decree Of the Circuit Comt
IL for Cecil county, in chanccry, the under
signed Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, at
the Court House door, in the town Of Elkton,
On Tuesday, the 9th day Of august, next,
at l O'Clock =. NJ. the Real Estate of Bcmia-
min +. Hedges. ESP, lying and being in Elk
Neck, Cecil county, Mary land.
This Rea! Estate consists Of a Tract or
Parcel of Land, called :" GOOD INTENT
and contains
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The TREEs.-Mr. Crawford, Clerk to
the Commissioners, has set Mr.. Lemucl DllSs,
an experienced man in such business, to
trimming the shade trees on the county pro-
perry in Elkton. He is doing the work well
and the improvement is very noticeable.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATIoN.-T was an
Examination of the pupils of the Public
ochool IN Elkton, under the management OF
Mr.. John E. Owens, assisted by Misses Brock
and Shippers, Oh Thursday afternoon. 1t was
very satisfactory, showing that the scholars
had made very good progress in their studies.
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a FINE Cow.-Mr. Reardon, carriage
maker in this town, has COW for which he
has refused $1,000. She had had five calves
before she was five years old the first before
she was quite two years old. and the last time
a pair of twin bulls. The week she was two
years old eight pounds of butter were made
from her milk; her yield per week now is
thirteen pounds. She is a handsome COW,
half Devon and half Durham, and if fat would
weigh 700lbs when dressed.
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SHERITF'S SALE.

ID virtue % two writs Of Ficri Facias,
ID issued by John Owens, Esq, one of the
Justices ofthe Peace ofthc State Of MARYLAND.
in and for Cecil county, at the suits Of Ben
.Ialnin &. Peace. against the goods and chat
Ties, Lands and tcncmcns of Dennis Dwver,
to ne directed, have seized and taken in
execution all the right. title, claim, interest
and estate, at law and in equity. of the sud
Dennis Dryer, in and to all the following
Property: All that
Lot. Piece Or Parcel Of Ground.
with the improvements thereon, whcrcon the
said Dennis Dwycr now resides, in the
town Of Eikton, designated on Collins Plot
us lot No. %. fronting on Collins Avenue 70
feet The improvements are Il new Frame
Dwelling, nc.
No. ,. Half Of tie Lot DESIGNATED on said
Collins Plot as 10, No. %, adoning lot No,
%, fronting on Cofn,ls' Avenue 10 feet
Both lots conveyed to the said Dennis DIVER
by Jacob Collins and wife, by deeds duly
acknowledged and recorded among the
Land Record Books of Cecil county.
Also.--l BUGGY WAGON;
and hereby give notice, that on
Satmdoy, HE 25iA dJy Of July, 1859,
AT THE COURT House DOOR. IN ELKroS.
will offer for sale said property, so seized
and taken in execution, by Public Auction.
10 the highest bidder for Cash. to satisfy
said wriis and costs.
u Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
july, lSj9--ts. Sheriff.
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STORE lMPROvEMENT.-Bra &
Drennen are having an addition put to their
store building which when completed will give
them one of the best store rooms in the town,
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u The grasshoppers in certain parts of
Virginia have tuken to chewing tobacco.
They have also commenced depreda.ions dpon
the wheat, corn. &c
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Country Produce

u'AKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR TOBACCO
/ GLARS, &C., at j; b. RiTCIIlE'o
Cigar Mandatory,
.ay z. Msiast atc,s ,hs Court House.
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POSITIVE
SIiERlEE'S SALE

EeG virtue OF two writs of Fcli Facias, one
NJ issued ont Of the Circuit Court for Bal
tlln"rr county, at The suit of Solomon Town.
send, aud one issued ont of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, at the suit of Hartman.
liuiilin x Co., both against the good, and
chaliles, lands and tenements of Gustavus
A. Thompson and Charles Thompson, ira
ding, &c. to me directed, have seized and
taken in execution all the right, title, claim,
interest and estate, at law and in equity, of
the sad G. y. Thompson y Son, in and to
all the following Personal Property:
~ = Horses, = Colts, fsyy,-----A
.gaASN<2 COWS, Calf, Sleigh, SNIeIN
l.!A 2Caniages, Corn Shelter II M ~
Wagons, Cutting Box, Flows, ? FinEes,
| Spike Harrow, l Horse Cart, Moving
Sslthes, Forks, Rakes, Nc, Carriage, Wagon
and Plow Harness, pair Timber Wheels,
about 1000 Pals lot of Store Goods, suchas
BOOTS, SHOES.
READY-MADE CLOTHING, BRUSHES,
HATS, GAPS, &c; and l hereby give
notice that on
SATURDAY, the oh day of JULY, 1859,
at Port Herman, | will sell said property, so
seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder or Cash, to
satisfy said writs.
G-5~ Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
precisely.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
july, lS59.-ts. Sheriff
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SERMON IN TIE Woops. --Rcv, Mr..
Cook, of thee lkton NJ. f. Church, will preach
in the grove on the turnpike, near Mr.. Fra
Tiers, Tomorrow afternoon at half past 9
O'Clock
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CHANGE OF MAILs.-Hereafter, b,

CHANGE OF MAILs.-Hereafter, bv
order OF the p. NJ. General, but three mails a
week will leave Elkton for down the Shore. or
for Lewisvlle, Pa. The important towns of
Chesapeake City, Warwick and Cecilton
below and Cherry H i'll above, besides several
smaller villages, to whose people the loss OF
the mails will be equally displcasing and
detrimental, will thus have but half the mail
facilities they have been enjoying.
We understood the mail for below will leave
here on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
IN which case oar paper, if published, as now,
on Saturday morning, will not be sent of
until Monday. This may lead to its publiea,
ton on Friday--o or that part of our edition, at
least, which goes down the Shore. By next
week we shall probably know what arrange
ments are to be made.
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cueal affairs.

1yThe County Commissioners meet
on Tuesday, next, to make their annual levy.
THE Hottest DAY.-Wednesday last
was the hottest day of the season, the thcr-
mometer standing at 30 degrees, in the Shade,
where there was no reflected heat from the
SIM.
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FINE GRAIN.-Mr. Howard Titus has
sent us some fine samples of grain raised on
his Elk Neck farm heads of wheat Il inches
in length, and rye 81 inches long-all well
filled with grain. Mr.. Titus by his industry
and good management has set a good example
to his neighbors and shown the real value of
the Elk Neck country, which is sure to become
and that before long, one of the best grain
growing districts of the county.
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FAIR ANgD FESTIVAL,

A. FAIR AND FESTIVAL for the benefit
"A Of the Old Church at St. Augustine
Bohemia Manor, will be held in the Academy
at Chesapeake City, on THURSDAY. the
lth inst. There will be a Supper al / elk;
tickets 80 cents.
GJ"Thc Public are invited to be present
to aid so worthy an enterprise. IJuly ..
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CoUGns, CoGDs, BnoSCHlTIS, ASTHMA, CReup.
WRoOpiNC CouGH, DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND
LuNGs, and PuLMosAnr AFFECTIONS of the
severest types, are quickly cured by that long
tried and faithful remedy,
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
Says well known Editor - This il truly Il
Iia'snm and blessing to invaliis. 1t contains
the pure hnlsalnic principle Of villa Cherry. the
bnsamic properties of tar and Of pine. Its in
gradients. which are mingled after the true prn-
cip!c Of chemistry. are all baSamic. and therefore
it is safe and sure in effect. Coughs, Colds Con-
sum ption, ana bronchial troubles disappear under
It's balsaInic influence NJ though charmed away
Probably no medicine has ever attained so cx-
tended sale OF accomplished so much good us
this renowned Balsam.n
CAssyILLE. GA. Feb %, 1859
MEssEs. SETH W. FowLG g. Co, Boston, Mass
Gen ticmcn - AT the request of your travelling
agent l give you stitemcnt OF my experience in
he use of Or. Wistar's Basam of v hild Cherry
have been using it for two years in Any family.
for Coughs and Coughs aud have found it the
Most EFfIcAclous EEWEDr that have tried
.J For the cure OF Coughs and Colds in children
KNOW it to be an excellent medium.
Respectfully yours, JOHN II. RICE.
The genuine article ALWAYS has the written sig
nature OF BUTTS " on the wrapper aud is for
sale by all respectable Druggists
Prepared by SEtll W. fDWLE & CO.. HosroN.
and for sale by JoSErH WALLACE and H. H.
MITCHELL. Elk!on; l.. ". THOMAS. North East :;
j. n. BLACK. Ghurlosiown, GEoRug p. TAYLOR.
Pcrryvllle; JAMES WnSuN, Port Deposit T. Is
liorrER, Chesapeake City; THOMAS z. llazLE.
st. Augustine; JonS WALsToN. Bohemia Mills !;
HAYES & HorSroN. Warwick JAMES FoGD Cecil
ton; and by dealers everywhere. June 2j '59-it