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The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
\ NEW CONTRIBUTION TO SCIENCE
THE GREAT GRAND DISCOVERY,
Fe2NIEuY,s Regulating Ellis.

Dn. RApwAY & Co. have recently discovered
method for extracting from roots herbs plants ,d
gums. a uutriors extract Of such wonderful! rour
i-hug powcr-whch they have comf,.el with
EAnwAYS REGULATING PILLS-t:at 5iX IF these
Pills will supply the blood with the same amount
of nutrition as one ounce Of ordinary bread 80
that. while the system is undergoing thorough
physcking and regulating Process it daily be-
comes strengthened.
Persons afflicted with I,vrn CoNrLA1TT, nYs-
PERSIA llEAET D'SEA%"e. frLT vGSS or BLOOD,
and al Females who are subject tp T.. iCLArtgIEs
lIYsTEHIA &c., are parcl.irrly recommends d to
use these Pills. They are pie tSant 10 ht-cIe-
ganly coated with gum-ilec from tnsc. anil will
not gripc. sicken or weaken the system or leave
the bowels costive. Mothers nursing shoud ike
wise take one OF two Of these Pills once or twice
per week They will not only keep youc :! stem
healthy aud regular, but VIII pro Get your infant.
aganst Cramp and Pains in the stomach, and
insure not only hcalthy child, but will in,".
every child. thus sucklel with sweet disposition
RApwAY's RECrLArIYG Pulls regulate cNch
and every organ of tho system, and c1rfrct al Dc.
rangemcnts Of the Liver, Bowels, stomach, HoaTi
and Kidneys They cure
CosrIvENEss, INplGEsTIoN, HEART-BunN,
BlLIousN Ess, DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION,
DRoPsy, HEADACHE, CONGESTION,
PALpfTATIoN OF THE HEART, &c.
They are entirely vegetable and harmless; IN
infant at the breast take them with safety. and
persons who are subject to Fits of ApopicXy,
Epileptic Heart Diseases, &c. should alwAJs keep
a boz on hand. PRICE % CENTs, Ask for
Railways Regulators, or Regulating Pills.
SOLD BY phuGulsrS EyERfwHERE.
RADWAY & CO.,
Office, 1862 Fulton street, New York.
DR.. II. IL. MITCHELL Agent.
Nov 20, 1858. ELKroS, Mo.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
pyJRE,EC SALE.


WILL he sold at the lt.e residence of
w James Lindsey, decd, near Perry
vilc on
WEDNESDAY, The 2nd day Of Nmct, 1859,
all The
Valuable Stock, Farming Utensils.
H0usehold Furniture, d..
belonging to the estate Of said deceased,
(wihout rcserve), consisting, in part, Of
fa 5 Brood MARES, 4 of which arc
ysG.r1 young and good. travellers; COLT,
w. years old, by Prince Albert ;
COLI. = years old, by Diamond 7-.-55----7eS
State; COLT, s months old ; ? ~
yoke Of valuable Work OMEN. y ~
young and good size; good Micn CON ;.
10 Young Cattle, 8 Hogs Carriage,
g.r5,==et-Ezz Dearborn, > Wagons, 9 Ok
sGss5,;;t.+%J;.si Carts, Sulkry, l Horse
rssss.ss AA!a:s-ss-lkas Calt, Carriage, Wagon and
Plow Harness, Van WnI;lo Fan, = Corn
Shelters. WHEAT DRILL. l Corn Dill,
| RE3PLNG .M4CHi.NT,
Flows. Harrows, CuitivatorS, Horse Rake.
Sled, Cross-Cut Saw, WhcrlharrOw, Grind
Stone. Copper Kettles, Axes, Shovcls, Sad
dies, Brllcs. Roi."";
BEDS 4 BEDDING. CARPETS, MIRRORS,
Stoves, Sofas. Bureaus. Wardr"hcs, Desks,
Clocks, Work Stands, Wash Stands, Curtains,
Chairs, Side Board, rabies. Scttet. Maps;
y 600 feet good Inch Pine Boards Corn in
the Ears the Growing crop OF Wheat in the
Ground; 30 PrrciicS of Stone, together with
Il great many things not enumerated. Most
Of the Farming Utensils were new when Mr..
Lindsey commenced farming. two years ago.
H4Y BY THE TON.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, when
terms will be made known.
l.. II. EVANS,
Executor Of James Lindsey, decd.
E.h
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
GROVER s. tsAEaE EtEe'S
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING hsiCEETNES.
Eavg CssTa Es..Esn ESo
4 NtYy style. E'TECe $50


495 BhOAuWAN, NEW-YORK.
72o CltE-THIT STREET plIT,.ADEIpHTA.
,n- ,,,,TI,rnpI, syrprrr NJ ,ri,,nrr
i'' ~ ''''" - "''i' 'i'''i
1hese Machines sew from two spoo's, and form
Il seam 81 "'tqu"iei Strength beauty ana elAsti-
ci!y' Ahith wal Not ZIP even II every fourth
sA'ch Dc cut Ihty are uhIuestundby the best
IN the maf;ss' Tor family use
= send Tor Il Circular
OPINIONS OF TnE PRESS:
The best machine for family use N Il Statesman
Not stitch viii lip.-Country Gentleman.
NJ great practical utility.-Fr0Gt Royal Gazette
Superior to any ever made. Carmel Coaricr
Admitted 10 be The best -Nuf!0lk Argus
Ike work viii no, rip or wear CIV eseyan
Is more simple than Any other. Clryc herortcr
Merits place in every lnmy.-Abinsdon Dem.
.'cws u yard minute.--C!,vc'aua Leader
HE b. st in use for faui!;c'.-Bt1'ic"l Recorder.
1t makes luc. strong seam Il tporG Union
rcws from common spoo!s.-BIu"s Telegraph.
To lad ca it is inrst vain. .hlc,-Mcrlclh Gazette.
II is far the bet of it, kind.-N JoUrual.
cl!ill laay manage orc -SrsscX Register.
Fe"s l""m common spoo.s.--Lancas;er Herald.
superior to any VIC ever stw.-CortlaOi Gazette.
|. hc best of is kinl--Mi"c's journal.
Very justly taking the lead -Coudcrsport Journal
Inc woll; is neat aud substantial Rep
1t finishes its work where 1t siopS.-Aurora Bra.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
Si!ERIFI'S SALE.

EpY virtue Of one writ Of Vcndtioni Ex-
- poud's, and Two writs Of Ficri Facias,
issued ont of the Circuit Court for C!c |
county, the Vcnai;ion E\ponns at the suit
of b. 4. Buck. (Eudorscc of William Crlw-
ford. use of c. L. TuyloD; writS of Fieri
facias ut the suits of CIarkSon Ogden, all
against the goods and cNntilrs. lands and
tcncmcnts of James Whitaker, Jr., to me
directed, | have seized anl taken in "Xecu-
tion all the right, title claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, of the said } &.
whitaker, Jr., in and to all the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY, 7O-WiT:
8 Mahogany Sofas, 3 Bureaus, | Book
case. ) Tables, l Side Board. Feather
Beds and Bedding, l Mattress, 6 Pair Bed
stcads, 7 Wash Stands, Piano Forte, 3
po2cn chairs, 3 Rocking chairs, - Yards of
Carpet, Lot Of Mating, ! cook Stove and
Fixtures, Tubs, Buckets, Qurcnswart, &c.
ALSO.--l NORSE,'4 COWS, - f+.;9.--------.s = y
Young Cattle, q ShoAtS Car - L
riagc, Thrasi.ing Machine and - y =
Power. Lot OF Farming Utensils; corn in the
Ear, Hay, Straw, Fodder, &c; aud | hereby
give notice, that on
stVriHy, Me 1911 day Of february, 1859,
on the premises. will sell sand property. St"
seized and taken in execution, by F"htic
Auction, TO the highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said writs.
LLT"Salc to commence at ! clock p. ".
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Feb $, l6J9--ts Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12

"AlL RIGur. De SArrY. DE Sauty,
the great mysterious lie Sau!y, still remains at
the Eyrrs station OF the ht!autjc Telegraph, with
eEcral assistants who by night ahd by day are
watching fer signals. =" " broken currents, ''un-
Ineligible trasmisSions. and all that sort Of
Thing. About the b;,t thing De Sauty can do is
to drop his inr!cctLal wire working AMI come to
Fhil"drlphia. where he can he free from anxiety.
AID rGipy the lux ury cf wc.ring such elegant
garmr'ts rs are made at the Brown Stone Clothim.
Hall of Eo"kHIll. 4 WILSON. Nos. 6O3 and go
Chestnut Sheet. above 9th. Ihjl"dc)phia.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
NOTICES..
NOTICE.
John T. Scarborough and
L nohcrt II. scarborough in Chanccrv.
NOTICE.

John T. Scarborough and
Robert II. Scarborough in Chanccry.
rH. January list,
Hugh F. Scarborough, 1859.
and others.
NEDERED, That the sale made ana re
~ ported hy George Earle and John \. j
Clcswtii. Trustees. for the sale of the Real
Estate Of Joseph Scarborough, deceased, and
Tor the rc. sale of Lot No. 4, part Of said
Real Estate, originally soil to Mary Carter,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof, he shown on or hcfnrc
the second day Of April, next; provided a
copy OF THIS order be inserted in same news
paper printed at Elkton, Cecil county, Mary
land once a week for one month before the
second day Of March next
The report states the amount of Sales to
be s3J2.UO.
WM. II. RICEETTS, Clerk,
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
True copy; test,
WM. II. RICKETTS,,
Jan. ~, lS1a-lm. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
SELLING OFF AT COST
,TA GIafssi OavE.

VINIIE subscribers intending to close bust
Il ness by the 18th of March, next. offer
their Stock OF Goods at Cost. 1t consists oi
good assortment Of goods, such as
Silks, Coburss, Apacas.
Deaincs, Prints, Swiss Musins,
Ginghams, Bcrcges, Hosiery,
Gloves, Trimmings, buttons,
and variety Of
Notions, Gcntcmen's Wear, kerscys,
CasSimercs, Cuttonades, deans,
Linens, Hats. Boots, Shoes,
Hard ware. Glassware, StOnc-ware,
Earthcn and China-warc Medicines, Drugs,
ard general variety Of articles usually kept
in Il country store all Of which will actually
be sold to merchants, or others. that may
favor us with call, at FIRST COST, FOR
CASH. We invite all who want Bargains to
call soon and buy Goods at II saving Of 20
per cent. WM j. GRANT x CO.,
Jan ] , 1S59-tl. Cherry Hill.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12

rIA caucus Of the democratic members
Of the Pennsylvania Legislature, or the sub
jcct Of tariff. was held at Harrisburg on
Saturday. The entire delegation from the
State IN Congress, were present and the ac-
ton unanimous in favor Of protection. A
resolution was also passed against recognizing
the ac's of proceedings of any caucus at
Washington.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12

UOn Saturday evening the National Tel
egraph Line worked in an uhbroken circuit
from New York to Leavenworth, Kansas, and
subsequently to Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin.
Messages were sent and received with the
same promptness with which they could have
been sent fifty. The distance by the wires to
Leavcnworth is nearly 1000 miles. Dts-
patches were also dropped at all the principal
cities on the route.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12

A TouGH JERsEYMAN. The Sussex IN. j. J
Register says that ON the night of the l0ih
January, (the coldesl for many years. Aaron
Nanalker, aged CO.. attempted to cross the
Delaware in skilf, and getting caught in
the ice. he lost his oars, and driflcd until
after daylight next morning, when he was
rescued near the Water Gap, after Is hours
exposure to regular Arctic temperature,
without so much as frozen toe or finger
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
Mr. STURGEON AND HIS VISIT TO AMERICA

The New York Post says:
1t is fact that Mr.. Spu,gcon has recently
received very lhcrai offer ircm persons IN
this country to come here and preach. We
have seen private letter from him, however,
which authorizes us to say that though it is
likely he will soon visit America. he will do
so without any pecuniary engagement Or in
ducemcnt Of the kind mentioned in the above
letter or of any other sort whatever.
He will visit America, if he visits it n all.
ms an independent preacher, and whatever
means he may take to raise money for tic
building of his new chapel will Je taken after
he Shall hsve reached this city.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
NOTICE..

VEyIIE County Commissioners, will meet at
4 their office, in the Court House, IN Elk
ton, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of February,
instant, to attend to such business as may be
brought before them. BY order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Feb 5, lS59-2w. Comm'rs Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12

WIN. ]. JONES has removed his law
w Office to the first stony Dr..Ttc Cccii
Wing" Building. where he may aiwgya b.
found rcodyto Give prompt attention to ali
business placed in lis hands.
Nov. lQ-ti.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
PUBLIC SALE.

vEy1lE subscriber, intending to turn bis at
III tcntiun to the dairy business. viii offer
at Public Sale, on his farm, situated on the
New Castle and Frenchtown road, two miles
south Of E1klon, on
7hpr,day, The l7th day Of February, 1859.
FIVE GOOD YOUNG HORSES, zone with
lual.) either for road or farming TWO
YOKE OF OXEN, and s head Of YOUNG
CATTLE.
Sale to commence at T. O'Clock, NJ.
TERMS--G months credit. by giving note,
with good security. JAS. FRAZER.
Feb 5, IS59-s.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
PUBLIC SALE.

Il = VIaIt = y 4 IT 1T
FENliE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
Z. at Court House Point Farm, on
Mo,aIoy, the l4M dag Of Ft5r'Gry, 1859,
The following Personal Property:
2 EEOgHcs, , 77iic'a Cows. 1 HEcifcg,
$ Shoats. Farming mplcments.-pioWS,
lIar,ows, CultivatorS, Corn Shrlrr, Fan,
Plow Gears. Wagon and llaincSs, Dearborn,
and Sleigh, Farming Tools, | small Seine,
nearly new; also. Il portion Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
u3~Salc to commence to 10 O'Clock A. n.
Terms will he made known on day Of sale
liberal credit will be given.
MARY A. CRAIG.
Feb s. IS59-ts.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
Suffering and Stammering Cured
Positively the Last G&ll.


TTNTII. the very recent discovery of my wonder
u full Cure for suffering and Stnmmerng. and
its successful application in thousands of cases,
embracing many Of the most invcterHte kind, this
complaint was considered incurabc. And now
conf lcntly assert that for this iniirmity there is
10 other certain thnn mine, and | challenge
and defy the whole world to produce any other.
This cure for Suffering and S'ammcring is per-
formed in les than ONE HOUR. There is no
pnin or surgical operation attending it, The beauty
Of all j. it will cure children of five and adults ut
the age of one hundred Yeas. Persons cured
by it can never again stuttcr even if they try.
| viii be at the Howard House, in ELiTON, on
Satmlup tie 1911, and Aoaday, tie l4h Of
February, 1859, oad posiiicciy no longer.
t-F3'AlI persons who Stuttcr or Stammer must
call on one of those days.
-RECOLLECT-NO CURE NO PAY. III
REFERENCES For proof of tho many aston
ishing cures performed by my mode Of treatment.
[ refer to the Medical Faculty Of New ork.
Philadel phia. and Of the University Of Virginia.
All The Press in Pittsburg. Washington, Green's
burg and Uniontown, Pa; Burlington, keokuk,
Davenport. Iowa; Gacna, Freeport. Rockford,
Springfield, Bloomington and Quency. Illinois {:
Racine. Bclvet, Jancsville, Wisconsin besides
thousands of persons in different parts of the
country. DR. 1Choft.
Feb. 5, 1sj0-2w
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
PUBLIC SALE.

L Il a 4
YEyI!E. subscriber will ofeE at Pu"ic Sale.
Il on his Farm, in Elk Neck, near Halts
Meeting llous", on
lion5oy, The 28h doy Of February, 1850,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
/,r>. Bl Head Of EEnVgcs, ff----,-s y
j.. 80 head of CATTLE. 3 - ,
t..A Yoke Of Oxen. II head Of u
-, SHEEP. 81 head "f HOGS;
~'tt-: THASlllNG MACHINE a y D
..,,.,1r SWEEP POWER. | Wheat nrj'l.
Straw and Hay CATER, CORV .IND con
CRUSHER, Wheat Fan, OX.cIrt, Wood
Wagon, l HE3PER, CORN SHELLER
Hay Rakrs, Flows, Harows, Flukes,
G?ubbing Hoes, Hay Forks and Rakes ;
Bacon hy the lh.; $50 hushrls Potatoes;
set Blacksmith Tools; Corn Blades, and 10
tons Of Hay;
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN TJRNITl'RE.
Terms viii hc made knu~n on the day
of sale. W. llILAND.
Feb 5, 1859 It's.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
nENTai. N0T'E T.


I'IIE undersigned having been elected 10
| the rilicc Of Constable in the Third Elyc-
tion District of Cecil county, offers His So.
vice, to the Public in that capacity. Prompt
attention will be given to th, collection OF
claims, and to all other business entrusted
to him. LtCIiN B. ANDERSON.
Dec 49, 1857 Cherry Hill ,Cc1.. CO., I'd
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
PHILADELPHIA.
ALLEN & NEEDLES

Super Phosphate Of Lime.
UncQuaod by any ohcr in the Market, always
TIE SAME IN QUALITY,
And invariably to be relied on as Il MANURE of
standard excellence.
Price -.45 per :.oG0 lbs. e.! cents per 3D.
Pamphlets for gratuitnus distribution by mail
or otherwise upon application.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
FOR SALE.

A NEGRO MAN, about 81 years of age,
n who has about 3 J years to serve; now
in Elkton Jail. For Terms apply to
Feb S, 1859. THE SHERIFF.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12

THE AMERICAN MERCuANT.-W have from
Bryant & S,ratton, the Publishers. Is Cooper
Institute, New York, the February number
Of this very valuable monthly. 1t is devoted
to- " Con mcrce Banking, Manufactures,
Agricultural, Statistics, Commercial Law
BIogr Apply, Science, Literature aud Art "a
wide rargc in which il t'als an intelligent
ard able part. The price is IS per annurn
with the usual deduction TO clubs. We cor
daily recommend tins work to cur slud,ous
readers.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12

Souru FLORIDA News The United States
r'vcnnc cutter john Appleton, Lieut.. Comd z
VIM 3 Randolph returned to this rolt ON
the l7ih instant, after an absence Of iiflecn
days cruising along The coast as far AS Cape
Florida.
On the 18th Instant Capt. Marsh, Of the
harquc Thalcs, arrived at Cape florida with
his crew and passengers. fifteen III number
in two boats. having loft his vessel ashore
between New River and Jupiter Tnlct, where
She was wrecked on the morning Of the 18Th
instant She was fou, days from New Or.
leans. oound to Congo iver, cors Of Africa.
with II gtnc,al cargo. Her master, crew, and
passengers were received OF board The cutie,
on The l5th, and TO this place.
BY way of Indian news we learn that Harry
Randolph's party have gone into the B .
Cypress to plant, but to return in about
twenty days. Tiger Tails party are at Arch
creek. These Indians frequently visit the
settlers at Miami, are generally engaged in
planting, and are p,r.tctly friendly.
Key o|Me Gut, 22A, uhimo.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE.
TOWN PROPERTY,
PORT DEPOSIT.
NO. I.
A STORE and DWELLING, occupied
IN by j. Reynolds, Esq.
NO. =.
a LARGE DOUBLE DWELLING. oc-
cupied by Snow x Ford.
NO. 8.
n DOUBLE DWELLING, occupied by
White 4 Johnson.
NO. 4.
"A SMALL HOUSE, occupied by Mrs.
Strickland.
no. >.
II SMALL HOUSE, occupied by p. Shuts.
NO. 6.
an OFFICE AND TOOL HOUSE.
NO. 7.
WHARF md LOTS, above the NJ. L.
Church.
NO. 8.
Quarry LOTS, above the Academy, 2iO
feet on the street; subject to Ground Rent
Of %l3j per annum.
no. 9.
QUlRRY FIXTtRES IND TOOLS, Sc.
NO. 10.
A GO FEET LOT, known as No. Of the
Bank Lots.
NO. II.
TIE W.4TER LOTS, lying between the
al Npi |, ,np ", -
the Wharf OF L. Reynolds.
no. II.
4 60 FEET LOT, on the lower side Of
the street running into the river; with a
SMALL DHELLLNG HOUSE upon it, oc-
cupied BY Z. Hill.
NO 13.
"A co FEET LOT, adjoining and similar
to No. u; with a SMALL DUELLING
upon i.
"A GO FEET LOT, on the upper side Of
the street, (cNtension Of Lot No. ll.) There
are tw" leases on this lot, which pay $50
per annum.
NO. Is.
n go FEET LOT, adjoining No. II. One
lease on this Lot pays $50 per annum.
also.
VTcGl-SecGred Gronnh Rent
or $50. 500. $50, $50, SIS -, S23, $50.
$50, S2i, $50, $50, SD, $40, $50, Sl2,
Sli, $50, $40, SO.
.3LSO.
A TRACT OF Is ACRES OF WOOD
LAND. near the town.
TERMS LIBERAL. Apply to
EDWIN WILHIER.
Holly Han,
Feb. S. l2j9--3m. Near Eikton, Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
EST virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Court
I'D for Cecil county, in Chuncrry, the un-
dersigmcd, Trustee, will offer at Public Sale,
at the Court House door, in the town OF
Elkton, on
I0tS'ay, tie ljN dag Of FJ,Woru, merit,
at O'Clock p. NJ, all that VALUABLE
FARA, now occupied by Mr.. James Stroud j,
AMI which contains
II Scres, 9 Roods, IS Eerches,
More or less. il is situated in the neigh
b"rhood Of Zion, Cecil county. Maryland
md about three miles from the Brick Meet
ia" House. 1t is bounded on the north by
'hc public road leading from Blue Ball 10
Zion, and "m the south by the public road
from The store Of MrSsr,. wilkins II x kirh
to Iion. 1t could be advantageous divided
into two farms each tarm fronting ON
public road.
1t will be sold whole or in parcels, as shall
bo deemed hest on the day OF sale
The soil is productive, and the land roll
ufr. with exposures to the south.
The fencing is good, and the arabic land.
containing aGout lJU acres is divided into
SIX FIELDS, each field being WELL
WATEHED. WOOD and TIMBER on the
premises, sufficient for the uses OF the farm.
Also. an APPLE ORCHARD, and several
large CHERRY TREES Of choice fruit.
5-.S The Improvements consist of
@shss!iss Stone Dwelling Haousr,
s $500 u 2G Y Ii feet, aud a new Frame
KITCHEN Of the same size, with dry cellars
under each Two large BARhACKS, and
STABLlHG sufficient for six horses and
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
u,aagrgr aaE.y e:1rAy9.

The supply of this Guano being in adequate this
season. We would recommend our Fl ends who
intend usisg it, to avail themselves Of tho oppor-
tunity OF purchasing early. We are prepared to
receive and fill orders for this Superior article.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
COLLECTING.
GEO. r. CATH Err.
ATTORNEY Al Ekyy,

No. 81 81. P0nt Street, (Coh'n's BuHdine.I
BALTIMORE CITY,
yI7TLL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO ALL Law
w BUSINESS in which persons OF Cecil cornty
may he Interested i'll this city. &c lie wi! also
ass.; the trial Of suits, claims. &c. in Cc'.E
ana other counties adjacent. Dec II, lS53-1y
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
JtEEES "a. IlAXvyE.E.s..
WE EogTHyEY EyYETFx,
MEDICINAL
Il. II. Il.
no MORE PAIN.
NO MORE SICKNESS,
NO MORE RIICUNATgG--,


OR STIFFNESS OF THE JoiyTs, Lv:fBAGo, HEAD
ACHES, ToornAuEs, OR SUFFERING FROM
OTHER BODILY INFIRMlrivES.
TIIE rrrid and complete efficacy of RADWtY
4 READY EELiI.F. in Instantly stopping the
most cXcrucinting Pains and Aches, h"rrG. Sra.!s.
EntS. Noum's Bruises. Gc., rem irr' it :mT0rltG.
that every ranilE nc2pn supply of it il the ''Gse.
Armed with this remedy, household is always
prot, ctcl against sudden att ok. Of sickuC.y
Thousands Of lives Of persons have been saved by
lis timely use who We're suddenly seized in Ne
night time with Cramps. Spasms, tomttaE
Cholera. yellow Fever and other violent diseases
Let II dose Of this Ecncdy be taken internally. as
lie may require, when suilculy s.izcl w,Ii
Pain Sickness and ii will instantly rel. 10
patient from pain. and arrest the Gi.,ase.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF has cured
RHEUMATISM, In fo1r hours.
NEURALGIA, III one =
CRAMP. In ten minuics
DIARRIIGA. in fifteen minutes.
TOOTllACllE, In one minute.
SPASMS. In five minutes.
SICK HEADACHE. In ten minutes
ClIllIS AND FEVER, In iiltcen minutes
CIlILBLAlNS In tif cen minn'oT.
INFLUENZA, In six hours.
SORE THROAT, In ten minutes
BURNS, In twenty minutes
FROST BITES,
AGUE CHEEK,
PARALYSIS,
LAAlENESS.
And in all eases Of BRUISES. WOUNDS STAINS
nnl oPRAtNS. Tie moment it is applied to the
injured parts. all pain and uneasiucsS cease Loo;
out for countcrftts and imitations-Pnrchase only
RtDwAYS READY RELIEF. Price % cts. 80 cts
and 81 per bottle.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12

bY> Attention is called 10 the lvartiscmcrt of
Ame lean Guano from JAWS Islard Allen &
Needles the Agents fur its sale in Phil dcl phin.
were mainly instrumental in having t.e low rates
askcd for it, adopted by til, C0mplny. having in
ducod them to reduce the prices from 2l0 aud Hja
to $50 and $40 IL long ton Experiments have de-
c'dra this guano TO he superior to tho Peruvian on
great variety Of s.ils.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
ALLEN y NEEDLES

ALLEN j. NEEDLES
NEW FERTILIZER.
The time having arrived when MnHures. con
ccntraci or otherwise, should be furnished to the
Asrculturist at lower prices than heretofore; we
now have the pleasure of stating. thar after much
labor and close application to this subject, we have
succeeded in pcriceting A MANURE possessing
all the requisites of COMPLETE FtRrlLlzEn in
every sense Of the wcr1. 1t is especially adapted
to CORN. OATS. POTATOES, WHEAT 6 GRASS.
1t is packed in
Eevv and Strong Grain Bags,
which can be used as such. or devoted to other
purposes on the flrn.
Price $50 per . 900 lbs. q J cents per B.)
A liberal deduction made to Dealers in the
above articles.
.I~our house having enjoyed the confidence of
the agricultural community for so many year.
past we can only nd feel that our recon-
mcndation Of Manure is of SOME VALUE, mas
much as il is our custom To sell NONE but RELIABLE
ARTICLES. We have also for sale
No Government Perurian Guano.
AMERICAN GuNNO from JARVIS Island
GROUND BONES, and PURE BONE DUST.
PouLRETTE. PLASTER, and such other Fertilizers
as feel safe in recommending.
sy-Ihe leading Agricultural Journals and
Newspapers are regularly fled at our Office for the
use Of farmers. ALLEN n NEEDLES.
No AZ South Wharves. and III South Water ST.,
First store above Chestnut street,
Feb 5. l859-3m PHILtnELrHIA.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-02-12
GREAT INDUCEMENI!
Selling or at COST for CASH !!

ID G.. REESE. declining business, offers
II. his entire Stock of DRY GOODS,
HARD WARE. QUEENS WARE, HATS,
CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES. G L O Z 5.
HOSIERY and CLOTHING, all of which
were bought low, are in good order, and
will be sold positively at cost for cash.
Uy-Merchants wishing to "asso't up -
their stock are particularly invited to call.
Elkton, Jan. 22, ls59--6w'