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CROSNS-TIES WANTED.

NhE Nashville Western Railroad Company 49,
10 contract for 10000 Cedar CrOsS.Ites' 3iecs
long Inches thick we'll heEn face az nsrroWest place no
les than Inches clear Of bark, timber 70 Ire sounds 10 be oeF
ID n the grade hue Of the road in Nashville
The contractor contract for $4,000 Whtte %
Post OAK TIES Of the above, TO be delivers
the line Of the road piles section IL section 2
enough each section 70 s-pply the sane.
wishing 70 bid and DiFsc
Of the NashVhs sAd Northwestern Railroad Company
NazhyIls, TeBh lay90-H
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TIC AUHINtN LNUItN> NOUIpdU!'
"a . "a q 3; !. -
SPECIAL NOTICE.

uVuK Adams Express Company beg leave announce their
friends and the public OF Nashville that they have copcud
with the Louisville Nashville Bail Road
upder which they will extend tbs operations Of their
Fess 70 the Inns that Road commencing August st 1859
% A. OF ths Nashville snd OF the road to Bow ling
60 sI,1t the 10Th August ls59' messengers run
fhropvb between Nashville and Louisville
Tor PARTICULARS IS 70 rates, time &c aPrly 10
w A x, ROLT,
80 a., No as Market stfest, Nashville, Tenn.
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LYMAN FOR SALE.

sHsE S6. 1sS s9S n sias 'oS ~
ths Middle franklin TurHpike three miles nSH itiI.
the Public Square Nashville. This IS unao1o sItI @
sily most highly improved property now onsI -
Fl Tor sale anywhere in the vicinity OF Nashflle - Ia
IL eOntsins altogether about $50 acres one-iAho
balance under feuce-n cultivation. We deem y
to anything by way of commentator IS NJ DhyrS "
speak for Itself }. L. K W bhVNs,
augR-dn Real Estate Agents.
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0FE per Square tie first FIFTY CENTS fer each
subsequent insertion
Advertisements published in both tie Daily and WeeS " win
be charged the fall daily rates with hell the weekly rates
addel.
Tnsjat 4ds0tsielaeas mast BE pail for at tie tiA"e'J
tyS sy. jeu
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METROPOLITAN
EATING HOUSE.
the public generally, has, considerable
fitted up the Store hulses On the
CORNER or CHERRY AND CEDAR STRgE7S
For purpose Carrying regular business in the
NEN YORK STYLE.
Hr purposes having 8 regular Bill Of Fare With prices
tare that A- enabled 10 suit both pockets and apPe
his charge than they get
THIS has @ needed in ouTcy aud he hopes Nv strict attention
" business 10 merit public patronage He feels certain OF sue
with his thOrts and The immortal PHIL in the kcrn
lie will furnish public dinners the soItest uUc lie also
keeps on hand large stock VI
CIG<PS, CHEWIYG TOBACCO VINES and LIQCOES.
Call and examine at the Metropolitan.
InsrchlI-dIy J. MOORE.
ALEI ALEI ALE!
n - BARRELS smiths Champagne Ale:
81 do do Bottled do
The above Ales are the Ane made and are warranted For
Market street.
july3I CARTER, wILsFORD co.
NOW OR NEVER.
AN the city snd engaged 10 selling county rights
for lie state Of Tennessee for The manufacture and sale of
ny Patent Improved Bee Lives, superiority
which hsYe been testified 10 by hundreds Of the worthy and
citiaens cf country lie my Hive
which proof sgsust the lee mote Persons desous Of pur
chasing either family rights for the best Bee Iiiys in
,o S ni l1 io 'e" ua3s a. lne NuC'"h i'~Hs VI
Nesrs Hardy brothers. where will he tsppy them.
july90-f JOSEPH KENT.
WHEAT! WHEAT
WANTED FOR THE CITY MILLS.
so 900 R RgsHrls . WHIT VIII Ps p5 which The As'''
:. y Il0LLINGSWORTH,
une'-du No. South Market Street
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FOUR ira CLASS.
NAsh ! ssEa1iI Aslt1ss
session of zee.

yHvUE Second Course OF Leeures In It's Insution wis
Iss On NJ ndtv o. Sher IA lS snd Close ne ist e
ne fsllowiug The LssEres Of ne hrsi mo7th vii "
FRpE b, all stui nts
CLIScat INsIRBorteSs VIII st he eIanins q -
e,tob Coans fhe EOs v II bs cPened ss -
SANE time
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Tlou.s MAnD,S NJ T., Professor Of Anatomy DsSiPags
Iiisioogicl aud surgical
IoHy fRKnsR NAY, NJ D. ffuslr OF Pr1ne - Aa heN
Joa, IL CAIesrsa " D Professor Of MltsrA Muaisa aHk
Therapeutics
T. B. IAsz IS ~ D. Professor OF Theory aud Prlcs Of Md
HENRY NJ frOfessor al Medical tnsm suy An1 49,
cal Jurisprulunee.
p,xfrI WRrsr Professor - Phy solo ~ and PstolasS
JuUN p FOsB NJ D. ProiessO Of Obstetrics and Dteases *
Women and Children.
II. 81 COzBToS, ~ D., Demonstration Of Ans.ony.
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Depot Round house Fronts, Switches and Switch Sands;
Roofs and 9ircers Tank Valves;
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plates, head ana heel blocks; repairs generally.
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AN ACT supplemental to an act for the admission Of
the State Of Minnesota into the Union.

BE enacted BY NE Seams and House Of Representatives "
he United States Of Amerar CJngrss assembled, That the
judge of the district court for the district of Mnne
sofa shall hold term of said court in each year at the
following places, to wit at Preston to commence the
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in October the judge of the said court shall appoint
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. WASHINGTON CITY, SATURDAY, MARCH s, 1859.

gates and representatives OF the said tribe OF Yancon
Indians have hereuno set their hands aud seals at tbs
place and on the day first ahoye written, ~ -
CHARLES r., MIX, Commissioner. H. Is ]
Pa me- -apape or the that was a
struck by the Rec, N gtI a,ifs his mark. a. 4
Ma to bcche-a the smutty bear his mark, a.
Charles b. Pcotte or Etl-ke-cha his mark. H.
Ia.ton-ka-weteco on The crazy bull. his mark, r.
Pae1cha wa kea or The jumping thaaa e at. eiii.
Ma-ra- ton on tie iron horn his mark, H. 81
Nolnbe -kah -pall. on one that knocks la lss sl
down two. ~ t s. (, his mark, T..
Taton ka-e yah ka The fast bull his mark f. 81
A ka Nc, on The walking elk, his mark, D. 81
A-ha karna,zhe. The standing elk his mark, T. 81
A-ha ka ho-che cha, on The elk with
bad voice, W -i .s Aeift4e ltf his maik H.. /
cha-ton- -ka-ps, or The grabbing IA siaI Ebi
E.haws-eha- sha. or The owl man. a. his mark t. j
Pla- sou -wti kan-n go, the white nht" ellEt
medicine that stands, by his ,-tlt.i "a ef 3
duly authorized delegate and repre-
sentative, Charles r Pcotte, Atf f. I
Ma-ga-sciia che ka, on The little white la 4i d
swan, by his duly authorized dele
gate and representative, Charles f.
Picotte sNaAs B1l8 i4teI cla a1E Nt e II. 3
O. chg la -wash-a, The pretty ygss, ss.rl,a-,
boy, by his duly authorized delegate
and representative, Chas +. Picotte e. f.
Executed in the presence OF .fe lsaa ads lsl
A. III. REDFIELD, agent
D. b. TODD
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M tf.s fEfes JOHN DOWLlNG, ef4 Il
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JOHN w WELLS,
sg8tlalBH aHaH 4 asD WALKER, 8 sh
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PAUL Il DORIAN,
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33 Witness j. b. s. Tom. e go fsls&s &
And whereas the said treaty having been submitted to
the Senate of the United States for its constitutional
ton thereon, the Senate did, the 18th day of Februa
ry, thousand eight hundred and filty-nne advise
and consent to the ratification of its articles by the follow
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BUFFALO ROBES. BUFFALO ROBES. BUFFA,

10 Robes Tho s. Louis
Large lct Of superior buffalo Robes which they selling very cboap
Jan cd JAS G. MCGUIRE 90.
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SENATE

THURSDAY, MARCH s. 1856, coscrcpsp.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16

CATTLE SHOW The next Cattle Show Of
the MARYLAND Agricultural Society, will be
held at Frederick. The american Farmer for
April says:
I'VE have no doubt at all as to the sound
policy of such a change of location. 10th as
regards the interest of the Society and of the
agriculture Of the State. Frederick as is well
known, is situated in one of the finest agri.
cultural districts Of the State, and while her
Farmers are equal to any in public spirit and
energetic Improvement. the natural effect of
such an exhibition will be to give an impet-
US TO her agriculture which will tell upon her
interests for years to come: while the thouS-
andS of visitors who will flock there, will no
doubt bring away with them many good les.
sons in cultivation, and great many kindly
regards for n generous and hospitable people,
whose acquaintance they will have the oppor.
tunity of making We trust the Society will
be properly sustained by exhibitors of nple-
ments. stock g., and must remind the Fa,-
mers of Maryland, Of the obligations they are
under to give if countenance by their presence,
and to aid it by membership subscriptions. :"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16

PRESERVING BUTTER. The New Hampshire
JounQt Of deric"ltwe says the farmers in the
parish of linda. county OF Abcrdeen. Scotland
practise the following method for curing their
butter, which has obtained for it a great
superiority over that of their neighbors:--
Take two quarts of the best common salt,
one of sugar, and one ounce of saltpetle take
one ounce Of this composition for one pound
of butter; work it well into the mass. and
close it up for use. The butter cured with
this mixture appears of rich and marrowy
consistencc and fine color, and never acquires
a brittle hardness, nor tastes salty. DR..
Anderson says -" have ate butter cured
with the above composition that had been
kept three years, and it was as sweet as
at first. - But it must lie noted that
hutter thus cured requires to stand three
weeks or month before it is used. If it is
sooner opened, the salts are not sufficiently
blended with it, and sometimes the GOODNESS
of the ntre will be perceived which totally
disappears afterwards. The above is worthy
the attention of every dairy woman.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16

GJ5"Sir Matthew Hale says: Converse not
with liar or a swearer. or a man of obscene
or wanton language; for either he will cor
rupt you, or at least it will hazard your rep
utation to be one of the making and lift doth
neither. yet it will fill your memory with
such discourses that it will be troublesome to
you in after time: and the returns Of the re.
membrance Of the passages which you have
long since heard of this nature will haunt
you when your though Is should be better en-
ployed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16


LOVE MAKING IN REAL MFE.--A man
cannot well describe that which he has never
seen or heard: but the absolute words and
acts Of one such scene did once come to the
Writer'S knowledge. The couple were by no
means plebeian, or below the proper standard
of high rearing and breeding they were a
handsome par, living among educated people
sufficiently gwen to mental pursuits, and in
every way what pair Of polite lovers ought
to be. The all important conversation pas.
Scd in this wiSc-thc site Of the passionate
scene being the sea Shore on which they were
walking in autumn:
Gentleman Well miss, the long and the
short Of it is this !: here am you can take
me or leave me.
Lady scratching gutter in the sand with
her paraSol, so as to allow little salt water
to run out Of one holemto auo ther) OF course
know that's all nonsense.
Gentleman = Nonsense By iovc it ism.
nonsense at all. Come. Jane; here am
Come at any rate you can say someh ing
Lady Yes, | suppose l can say some.
thing.
Gentleman--W which is it to be take
me or leave me!
Lady tvcry slowly, and with a voice per-
haps hardly articulaie, carr wing on, at the
Same time her engineering operation on wild
er scalr) We'll, don't exactly want to leave
YOU.
Il y The probability is that she clung
to him, and ere this is enjoying HE ups ana
downs OF marital life.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16
C1nratici,al.
ELKTON ACADEMY.

Frincipal-E. F. NJ. Fac w, AN
Assistant--MRs. A. M. FAEHT. and MISS
SARAH Il. Brown.
Rates Of Tuition per Term:
LIST. CLASS.-Speiing, Reading, Writing,
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic and
Grammar, $500
End. CLASS.-The above with Book Keep
ing, Elementary Algebra, Mensuration,
Elementary Geometry, Nat. Philosophy,
History, Composition X Defamation 81. so
3rd. CLASS.-Physical Geography, Chem
istry, Physiology, Nat. The ology, Astro-
nomy, Mental and Moral Philosopy, Logic,
Rhetoric, Geology, Political Economy,
Mythology, History Of Literature, Evil
dences of Christianity, and Latin, $3.50
4th. CLASS.-Surveymg, Higher Mathe-
MATES and Greek, $3.50
Any of the above named Branches, with
one Modern Language, French, German
or Italian, $3.50
With two or three mentioned, $3.50
EXTRAS.
Music on Piano or Melodeon pr term $500
Music Vocal, $1.0O
Pencil Drawing, $500
Colored Crayon or Painting in Water
Colors, $500
Each of the two Winter Terms, to defray
expenses for fuel, $3.50
No deduction for less than weeks loss
of time. fully 81, 1S5S-tf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16

GA writer in Household Words thus
describes the personal appearance of Napoleon
ILL.,
lie is grizzlcd, cadavcrous ard lame IN the
the left hip, and lahors to conceal this last
defect. His walk is awkard lie turns ont
his toes, and leans heavily on the strong stick
he carries in his wc,l-glovcd hand lie is
carefully dressed but though his coat fits
him very accurately, he has nothing Of the air
Of a pei (ect-dresscd man. His figure is not
improved by the curses which his coat will
not conceal. Every step he takes is studied,
while his eyes scans every passer by with q
look which has something uncanny in its ex-
preston.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16

GJ''ln the State of New York there are but
twenty five Revolutionary pensioners left, and
only two Of these served during the entire
war. No man under niaefy,fre years of age
has now right to claim pension for services
in the Revolution. The whole number of
pensioners paid at the agency, at Albany. is
about l.S00, of which 800 are for invaIids
The pay days. in March and September,
brings to The agency, few d,ci epid old gem
tlcm,n "who shoulder their crutch. and
show how fields were won," but most of the
payments are made through agents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16

0J7The English druggists are about adopt
ing Rectangular bottle, with deep fittings,
to put poisons in which are sold by retail
This is to prevent persons making mistakes
by getting hold the wrong bottle. As an
additional security. the neck Of the bottle is
so contracted that but drop at time can
be poured out. The very deliberate and
cautious action thus produced will it
is believed deter any one from taking over.
doses of medicine while it is difficult to i'm
aglne case in which person could pour out
and take the whole contents of one of these
bottles in mistake for something else.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16

TopnEvENr CR1BBlNG.-C ribbing or crib
biting is habit, or vice. and can only be
corrected by the use of such appliances as will
prevent the horse from INDUCING in it. You
att recommends muzzlc, with bars across
the bottom sufficiently wide to enable the an
inal to pick up his grain or pull his hay, but
not to grasp The edge of the manger. When
such an apparatus is worn for considerable
time the horse may become tired Of attempts
ing what he cannot accomplish. and forgot
the habit. Dir. Dadd recommends that COM
mon bar soap be rubbed on the edge and out
side Of the crib, renewing it whenever neces-
ssry
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16

C@To-morrow is like Il .jugglcr that de-
ceives US quack that pretends to cure us,
and thin ice that will not bear our weight
1t is a fruit beyond our grasp; glittrring
bubble that bursts and vanishes away; will
o'-the-wisp that leads many into the mIre and
rock that many mariners have struck and SUI
fered shipwreck. 1t is illusion to all who neg
llct the present hour. and reality to those
only who Improve to. day.
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5clcftr1 1)oetrp.
The Farmers Best Friends.
BY A. HOLLOWAY, MT. BRYpGEs, C. w.

Destroy not the birds;
They re the farmers best friends;-
For the little they spoil,
They make ample amends.
Some fruit they will eat;
But grudge it them not;
For the good that they do
Should not be forgot.
They keep down the insects,
Whose rapid increase
Would injure our haryests
Till harvests would cease.
With their songs they amuse
Our wcarisome hours,
And tht If presence culiyens
Tie shadicst bowers.
Then forgive their slight faults;
They make ample amends
And do not forget
They're the farmers best friends.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16
NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.
II. II. SHAERWOOD,s

HOTEL.
ON TIE EUROPEAN PLAN. corner FAy.rrR
" and HARRISON Streets. near the Md. Institute.
OYSTERS and GAME of all kinds
for the season, cooked in all styles, at the shortest
notice.
~ Gentlemen can obtain rooms by the day or
week, Mt moderate charges. T. il. PRICE.
Oct 30. lS5S.--tf Superintendent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16
Chester Female Seminary,

CHESTER, Dela,care County Pa.
DEv. GEO HOOD, PRINCIPAL. A Family
IL Boarding School, with Five accomplished
Teachers.
WINTER TERM--January g. to April 9,
for BOARD and Tuitop, so 90
SUMMER TERM-May 2, to August Q, for
Board and Tuition, 90 %
~ Day Scholars from IS to SI4 per term.
RrFEnEXcEs - Rev. } Mcintire. d D. Pearce.
Es5' For Catalogues, inquire of tho Principal.
Sept 4, lS5S-om*.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16

rCEx. Gov. Pratt. Gen. Walter Mitchell,
and Col. Geo. w. Hughes were named as can
ddates for Congress in tho 9th district of
Maryland
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16

HAPPINESS or WORKING Men The stu
alton or social position Of the poor-and by
that word we mean the laboring population
lis by no means so deficient in the means
of happiness and comfort as rnanv are led to
believe. "The mechanics, says Lord Byron
land working classes who maintain their
families, are, in my opinion, the happicst
body of men. Poverty is wrctchcdncss !: but
1t is. perhaps, TO be preferred to the hcar'less,
unlneaning dissipation Of the higher orders"
y popular author says: 81 have no propcn-
Sity to envy any one. least Of all the rich and
great: but if were disposed to this weak
ness, the subject of my envy would be a heal
thy young man. in full possession ofhs strength
and faculties, going forth in morning to
work for his wife and children, Or bringing
them hcme his wages at night"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-16
REMOVAL.

WIN. J. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first story of'.The Cecil
Wing" Building, where he may always be
found readyto give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.