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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17
IORBERI'S
FALL BULLETIN!
Press f.NnhS Boanapfn senf,

WE call the attention Of purchasers to the fol-
w lowing assortment of New and Desirable Fall
and W inter Goods Fancy and Black Dress Silks.
Fancy Plaid silks; Fouinrds Plaid Nalencias and
popins Clollda plaids: Chine dcs Alps; Mon
tehcIlo Checks porl de Chcvrcs: Bayalcre De-
LANES. (nrw designs Pacific Delaines; Imtl-
ton Foulards, (now styles; Fancy and plain
Cashmercs; Fancy and plain Mcrinos; plain all
Wool Delaines; with low priced Goods from 10
cents upward.
One Of the largest assortments ofPRINTS is now
being opened and cut. at small advances.
SHAWLS! SiiAWLS!
SHAWL. BORDERING AND TRIMMINGS.
Manila Blankets Hlibes and heavy Steilas ;
plain and plaid Blankets; Scotch Shawls, fine
style p!aiIs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
JOHN v. REARDON,

(SUUUEsSOK TO II 4. HALL.)
T. l. X Il @ N, M d.,
A NNOUNCES to the citizens Of Cecil
"A county that he is prepared to
Make all kinds of Carriages to Order,
and guarantees to give satisfaction oall who
may favor him with their work. An eX.
perience of ten yeals enables him to say that
his carriages will compare tavorably with
those of any other manufacturer, in finish
and dura bility. He solicis the custom of
the people of the county, generally.
DJ-Second hand carriages taken in ex
change for new, at fair prices.
A number of second hand carriages on
hand, and for sale low. Jan l, '59--y.
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Salem Female Academy.

Salem Female Academy.
We attended last week the examination Of the pu-
pills Of this timc-honored institution.
The total number Of scholars for 1859 was siS.
Ofthese 81 were from North Carolina. 56from South
Carolina, 80 from Alabama % from Mississippi, 81
from Georgia, 10 from Tennessee, 1. from Texas, 9
from Louisiana, from Virginia, from Missouri. 9
from Kentucky, from Arkansas, from the Indian
Territory, and 6 from Salem, n. C. The Rev. Rob.
ert DeSchwentz is the Principal Of the Academy,
assisted by thirty-fve teachers male and female
The examination, which commenced on Thursday
morning and closed at about IL NJ, on Friday, wss
highly interesting. and furnished the most complete
and gratifying evidences Of the superior manner In
which the school is conducted Where all did 20
well it would be unjust to discriminate. Salem re.
male Academy is now in its 55th year. We may
safely venture the opinion that no Female Seminary
on the American Continent has been the means Of
shedding abroad more mental and moral light and
influence than the Salem Academy.
The exercises were closed by the Principal with ,
fervent and touching prayer, and by the Rev. Mr.
Bahnson with an eloquent address to the audience
and the young ladies.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-01

NEW FIRM IN NEW YoRK-We call the attention
The merchants in this State and elsewhere to the
no'ce in another column Of Messrs. Dancy & Hy-
~an' two citizens Of this State, who have formed
"-partnership for the purpose Of conducting gro
sery and commission business in the city Of New
aork. The parties are well known throughout the
o'ate as men of the most exalted WORTH and We can
unhestatngly recommend them As merchants who
VIII prove themselves faithful prompt and reliable in
sAthei business transactions Mr.. Dancy was mem.
vi OF our late Legislature from Edgeoombe, and Mr.
Lyman was, until recently, prominent merchant
Of Warrenton. KS
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The Crops.

lhe wheat, corn, and oat crops in Orange, Ala
nance, Guiford, Davidson and Forsyth are looking
~ell' and the promise at present is q good yield
Inc wheat is all in full head. We saw some fields
mat were ripe, and some wheat that had been cut
and shocked.
We learn that the crop of tobacco in the Caswell
and Rockingham country has been considerably in
creased-n Caswell, it is thought at least onethird
on last years crop. The late fine season was highly
beneficial to the crops of all kinds and was especial
opportune for the tobacco planters, who were en-
soed to set out their plants with the best prospect
ola good stand.
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The Sixth District.

While in Salem we had the pleasure Of converting
with number Of friends in relation to the prospects
of the Hon. Alfred N. Scales, the Democratic and
anti-Know Nothing candidate in the Sixth District
Mr.. Scales is maintaining his cause with marked
ability before the people, and his speeches are pro-
ducing fine impression. He IS said to be IN over.
match for Gen. Leach in every respect except in
unscrupulousness and demagoguism. The General,
it is said does excel in these two respects lie ID
winning his laurels fairly. and is entitled to weas
them as demagogue Of the first water. But he
has gone before the wrong people with his trckery
and misrepresentation
The impression among wellinformed Democrat
is that the Democracy Of the District have nothing
to fear, provided they do their duty. But step.
should be taken to thoroughly organize in oil th'
Counties It will not do to depend alone on iorme,
m.jorities The recent result in Virginia admonish
Is that large maorities cannot be maintained with
out effort and that perpetual vigilance ID the pric
of victory.
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Oxford and its schools.

We Nhe Assocate) spent day or two in Oxford
last week. It is pretty place, and its schools are
fourishing-its inhabitants generally, intelligent
kind and hospitab'e. We met with many old &C
quaintanccs, and made many new ones. Nearly, or
quite, all the past week was spent there in the ex.
aminatons Of the various schools, addresses. con-
certs, parties &c We were too late to hear the adj
dress of Rev. B. Craven before the Clio Society Of
Oxford Female College, but it was very highly spo-
ken Of Mr. Horner's school for boys il in pros
porous condition; and our opportunities enabled Us
to know that his pupils not only respect but love
him. showing that he is not only kind TO them, but
firm in his discipline; for boys respect no teacher
who does not govern them.
There are, we believe, five or six schools in Ok.
ford, and we should be pleased, had We the means
of doing So to give brief account Of their prospects
and their proceedings during the past week; but a.
we cannot do full justice to all We viii not attempt
it with any.
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wpsa Cosvtsuoss-rhs Wig District cessvss
ton sSssmbied 10 The tevn on Wednesday lsts 10
nemin~te an oppossioa esndsts fas Censsvss ia sks
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pointed Prsssasns. sna rhes J. Heissn. J. J. Bee.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-01

The CoALrIELDs RAILRoAD.-This work has been
finished across Little River. We have bad IN invi-
taton from our friend, H. Gallaher builder Of the
bridge over this stream, to witt the placs with
company Of our citizens who are to 90 there today.
We regret however. that business q importancs
calls us from home. thus preventing % ths enjoy.
ment Of pleasanttrip. We have heard from good
judges that Ibis bridge IS IN excellent piees q WORK
bargain with Mr.. Gallaher for the bridge across
Deep River.-Daily Cdroliaias.
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Pseuaa0s . ~ Arrival q - Psss11soe e
~ uslaaa oeasss q 1alsisA.
h following = he erdR q pssssdag q -
arrival d he Prs.iSsas h III e,U . ~ sssss -
Chapel Hn Il vm b Observed sAas change -
been msds In he peiat q which he special usia
yin stop via: he n Q. r R Dspes instead q ~
Raleigh and Castor:
Ths an vnl sssivs d he Moth. Csse,iss RAIL-
rod Depot u ESQ. p -, On TsssdAy nest
The Ailita,y yin tosm n Hss.iassea sssvss h
opsa order, The right rsssins On The Depot
The Marxhal yin sscost The Psss;dsas Hoa ~.
fho@psoa and he Coamisssss to their esrrissss.
the Military pressasins arms % thy psss shsessA
their ranks A soon . the Commistsss have psss.
Cd The Military yin march 10 ,hs front Of he e.s
riases.
salute yin b fred On he arrival Il he special
0stss q Pssesssssas
p. Music.
MILITARY COMPANIES
THE PRESIDENT ASp GOVERNOR OF STATE
HON. JACOB THOMPSON.
COMMITTEES or THE TRUSTEES.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
aoerH:
The Procession will march up tlsrinxseo 10 tills-
boro street. down H.sbosp street to Cspi:o, squssv
thente up Salisbury street to Esnsoa street. to WI
minston street. down wiminsssa street TO Mosx,a
street. up Morgan street 10 Fayetteville street. end
down Fayetteville street 10 The Ysrbsessh House
The President vii have reception ii The Yss
broush House. from I'LL . O'Clock, p n.
J. X. MARRIOTT.
Ns,sasi
Carr. R s Trcxss,
Dn Prrxx HNrS ,...
JEss. FISHES,
Groser HtSrs,
May 80. 1859.
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~ Harper for June has been received, for which
We are indebted to the attention Of Mr.. Pozaeroy.-
appears to be an interesting and valuable number
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-01

e We hsd the pleasure Of meeting 10 Salem.
among other friends. the Hon. David s Red and
the Hon Thomas Settle. Jr. Gov. Reid h is excel.
lent health and spirits Mr. Settle had Just 'aas
red wife" and ~ss locking rsmsrsably vsll - b
~ss Of co... v very happy. lie vas on his usy 9TH
his lovely bride 10 the North whore shsy expect "a
spend few weeks
We also had the pleasure Of meeting Col Gordon,
ofwilkes. and J. n. Mclean. Esq, Of Guilse<d. vhs
passed through Salem from the vssdins 81 NJ
Glenn'S
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-01

Crxc,xxAr,. May se-The Demeesssie State Con.
ventioa In session here. have nominated r. r. Ran.
ncy ior Governor by aeeiamasioa; II. G. whismsa
for Supreme Judge; voinsy Dorsey sc Auditor ;
VIM. Bushnell zoe SECRETARY Of Sssss. and Jacob
Reinhartt for TrrsSuSvy
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-01

Brnsxa1ox May sT-Ou The thirteenth ballot
to-day, the Rev. Dr. Odsnhsimsr vas elected By .
convention II the clergy and lsisy Bishop fs The
diocese Of New jersey. The election uss declared
unanimouSI
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BULLETIN NO. 3.
p. F. PESCUD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
NATIVE AND FOREIGN DRUGS,
RALEIGH N. C..
rs IN RECEIPT OF THE MOST CHOICE AND En-
IL tensve Stock of Goods in his line of trade which be
has offered to his friends and the public no st
cordially invited to contrast the PURITY and PRICE Of
his articles with those offered for sale in this any cr
MARKET feeling assured Of securing their orders they
will make close ssam"atoa Of prices ana quan ne
ton is invited, viz:
Native and Imported Drugs, Chemicals and
O&cinal Extracts
of ever description from the most reliable Houses in
America and Europe
The most attractive and useful
shop Furniture for Physicians and Country
Dealers,
in great variety embracing Jars and Bottles of all sizes
and shapes e,her capped or secured with glass
handsome Lables, Morars Scales and Weights, Tunnels
Graduated Measures, Pill Tiles Paper Twlne and other
e0nveniences.
Every description of
Paints. Oils, Varnishes and Dyes,
known this market of every color and quality put up
npackages of all sizes.
Pure Brandy, Madeira, Port Sherry and Sicily
Wines, London Porter and Scotch Ale
of various brands.
Rockbridge Alum Water and Mas. White Sui.
phur and Congress Spring Waters,
pure and tresh
The most popular and delightful
Condiments, Extracts, Spices,
ground and ungrOund,) for culinary purposes.
Chisman's Celebrated Yeast Powders,
tnd none give such sasactiou) Corn Starch Rice Flour
Gelatne Tapoca, Sage, Barley and Bermuda Arruw Root
Glass, Metallic and India Rubber Springs
of the most approved make for all purposes some entirely
new Trusses and Brnces for both IF all ages the
greatest variety for the radical of HERNIA Prospss
Of the Womb Piles, etc. comfortable supporter for
those afflicted.
An the most approved
Patent Medicines,
known Tor the cure Of all diseases Of local general
character, from the Tooth Ache to the Small Pux
have
Turner'S Wine Bitters,
Ginger Wine Bakers Btters Scheidam Schnapps and
other oncs for those who like physc that is pleasant
the taste, and has exhilarating properties.
Window and Picture Glass
OF all sizes and qualities, Cigars Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco tbst will please those who hardest please
in STYLE shape and favor splendid Salad Oil and Mustard
brands; Snow White and COlored Zinc, dry and in oil
Coored Paints Of every description gruurd and refined
Linseed OIL and put up in neat frOm ~ pounds
the most superb Soaps COognes Extracts Hair Brushes
Tooth Brushes Dressing Combs Toilet Bottles Powder
and Puts and Boxes HAIR Oils and TOncs Hair Dyes Cos
mecs Tooth Powder aud Washes from the celebrat
ed manufacturers in this country and Europe.
Now, kind patrons and friends, wherever you live,
Your orders for drugs will gladly receive
And forward them q you in any direction,
Upon terms that will give entire satisfaction.
And If any of you owe me- or Pescud Calling,
BY note or account, that have asked YOU to nav,
d. send me the money and keep those from tattline
:, Whom owe, and expect me to pay every day.
Nay 9, 1885, Aft
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