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CEA-BATHING.-Tbc MANSION HOUSE,
- Long Rrncn N j. will be open for the reception osae't
on the 18th inst II has thoroughly renovated and EN-
lagcd md will now accommodate 600 gue' Tho X aud d. b.
Railroad lads Passengers nitin lew yards OF the premises
a. els NV bOats of
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Gullerp, 6arOmare, &t.
Uater-Cure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bing
i hamton ~ w. eight hours from New York city by rail
.Ssalh establishment has location unsurpassed in natural
sd'shioss by any other Eyery facility for comfort and the
recovery OF health will be found large garden Is attached
The premises from which the hyest uwberies will be served
this mouth For Circular address j. H. NORTH NJ ID.
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Gorsrs. Carriages, Sc.

EXTRA GOOD HORSES FOR SALE-At
H CHAMBERLlN'S Stable East 24hs, Two psir Of Bays
I hand. old single ing horses 10 hands years
odd Just the country warranted sound aud kind
EOR SALE-A pair of fine bay HORSES, lSl
hand perfectly sound and kind good Travellers 10 be
Wilson's Livery stable Of bleecker aud Crosby
q, Inquire for EDWARD, p.iyute horses
HORSE CURE-Uscd ia England lhirty and
h.rs thirteen years The TATTERSALLS HEAVB
POWDERS Hssves Cough Worms, and III condition IN
Hores package ia the spins il worth ten bushels Of oi,
TO smoo,h b- Goa. 81 package ik fol- IS A h. 9oi6h
q Co. P,rpds,ors Il r CREAMHR No II Goi-sti Asspt
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professional Notlres.
Mafbinerp.

Tor SALE.-A STEAM-ENGINE 40-horse
power ncsry newt with patent sefadusting cut or Aso
FORCE PUMP both complete and in prime wording order
For particulars apply at the PAINT FACTORY oratio st
CTEAM ENGINES for SALE.-Two new -
~ horse ENGINES; secondhand l2horse one ihorse
secondhand. Apply to
DUNKIN Il CHAMPION
Steam-Epgnc Builders, Nos 3i3 aud rs, West s7th-s,
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printing.
natrhss, 9ewelrp, Sc.

H'KHtD, ItUtfIU' W.
~~>~>>~~~~---~~~~--~~~~~~~>~
HALL. BLACK & Co..
- PREPARATORY 7 TakIz
NEW STORE,
RICH AND ELEGANT
JEWELRY AND WATCHES,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
PAINTIN GS, CLOCKS AND BRONZES,
STATUARY AND FANCY GOODS
OF es-sy oescnprion q, greatly r-dae-d prices.
Psrs irnshing vii Gnd ts present opportunity seldom
10 s''h
GOLD WATCHES ut HALF PRICE.-FOr
W sale Gold Buatng and Opru face Watches from So TO
sa,0 A. good fen for ! l. and $5 each Once
il hAKRINGER 10 Broadway. Room Is. up stairs.
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POGER's CITRATE Of MAGNESIA,
H. ,,,.,,. IN POWDER

THE BEsT ALTERNATIVE IN THE WORLD
For cooling the blood sick headache bilious affection SICK
at the stomach aud all complaint. Spring
Summer
II affords immediate relief after eating or drinking too freely
An economical substitute for Seraoga cooling
drink.
Mothers viii have II for the children pleasant they will
drink like Lemonade. One bottle equal It's
diclsl properties 10 the Liquid Crate Of Manesa Ask
ROGERS In der and other Only IS cents per hot
tie For sale by all druggists Mandatory No 1913 Sprngst
WRIGHT, GILLIES a. BROTHERS. DAN
w DELION COFfEE-A sovereign remedy for General De-
biy Dypepsis and Bilious Affections stronsy recommended
by the Faculty Thousands who have been 10
don the lind this excellent .ubstuts 10 say
nothing OF medicinal qualities 1t is also much cheaper reau1
ing but half the quantity Of ordinary coffee. CITY MILLS
Nos 23a 235 and 257 Wsshington-st. New-York
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no kENI-A STEAM FLOURING MILL
located IN the immediate vicinity OF New York City In gooC
running order with four of French burr stone and large
wholesale and retail Ut the mill door The whole
city the mill may I've employed and aes made from the o
the best oaios steam mill in the United States
For u particulars address MILLER, Box No. 2js Newark
j.. Post Dfice.
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SALE-fve new, 7oc,aye Pianos. beautiful cases aud 81
I.rnr tone second hand Pianos and do with
For TO rent twenty Meodeous and second baud or
sse or prices; SECOND hand oaye fnno been
ed about one wear price 300 viii be sold for r2O Second
hard Meodeoi $40 40 49, 100 sud 30 Second hand
Pianos, 40 go 80 go, $50 and $50 Monthly pay
Iusuts RECEIVED for Pianos and Melodsons.
HORACE WATERS, Agent No. 33 Broadway.
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Holm MUNROE & Co.,
J AMERICAN BANKERS,
No. RUE DE LA PAX, PARIS,

No WALLST., NETWORK,
nr.nt LETTERS OF CREDIT for Mercantile Purposes
ALSO CIRCULAR LETTERS or CREDIT on tbs odnces
own and cities Of EUROPE
Alexandra, Cairo BeyJodt Jeruszlsa Alssrs 30
BILLS ON PARIS and STERLING BILLS.In slms 20 soft
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News Paragraphs.

~ fugitive slave rescue occurred at
Chicago, Ill.,, recently. The rescuers have
since been indicted. in the U. s. District
Court, for violating the Fugitive Slave law.
-Oficial information from Kansas
states that Montgomery's band OF abolition
outlaws have commenced operations by hang
ing and numbering inofIensve persons in that
Territory. The account looks exaggerated.
w. 5. Troops are to be despatched to the Ter
ritory.
---The latest conjecture as to Mr..
Lincoln's Cabinet IS as follows Sec. of
State, Judge Mclean, Of Ohio; Sec of Tres.
W. l.. Dayton, of N. j.; P. Master General
Fllz Henry Warren, of Iowa; Sec. of War,
Casslus NJ. Clay, of kentucky Sec. of Navy
Emerson Etheridge, of Tenn: Sec. of Inter-
'or, Galusha A. Grow of Pa. ; Attorney Gen.
IL. Winter Davis, of Md.
-Congress meets on Monday week
the 3D. day Of December.
1t is reported that petition is in
circulation in some parts Of the State calling
upon Governor Hicks to convene the Legisla-
,ure in view of the present political crisis.
1.-THE President elect made speech
at Springfield, ILL.,, which, though short, was
quite conciliatory in tone. lie was followed
by Senator Trumbull in q moderate and con-
servatlve speech pledsng the incoming ad-
mlnstratior to the delesce ofthe rights of the
States. AS Senator 7. is supposed to have
represented the views Of MIR. Lincoln his
speech is significant.
--Despatchcs from w ashington assert
disagreement in the Cabinet on tie Seces-
sion question. The Southern members sus.
tain secession, while the President and Mes
srs. Cass, Black, Toucy and Holt think peace
able secession falacy that must be resisted.
A break up of the Cabinet prior to the meet.
ing o! Congress is deemed probable
"A bill has been introduced into the
Vermont Legislature for the repeal of the
" liberty bill " in that State. Conservative
Republicans i'll Massachusetts are making
movements toward the repeal of similar laws
in that State. The Boston Post thinks all
the Northern States that have passed laws
rendering the operation of the Fugitive Slave
bill difficult OF impossible will follow in
similar movements.
-1hc banks Of Virginia, Baltimore,
Washington. Philadelphia and New York
have suspended specie payments as a urea ns
Of relief to the Commercial community -
These suspensions are said to have pro.
duced .- relief designed. Money matters
are eas,e. and the banks disposed to accomo-
date.
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The SECESSION MOVEMENT. The news
HON the South. Since our last, encourages
the hope that, except in South Carolina, ras
measures will be avoided. The recent speech
OF Hon. A. II. Stephens, OF Ga, in the Legs.
latnre OF that State, has had marked effect
Tor good. and ii is now thought that all par-
ties IN Georgia are disposed to act coolly and
with consideration. The Georgia Convention
bill passed the Lcgsls ture on the 18th inst
The election for delegates takes place OH the
9th of January. and the convention meets on
the Wednesday following. Judge Wayne, of
the U. 5. Supreme Court has written letter
IN Which he says that four fiflhs Of The
people OF Savannah, Ga, are opposed to &c.
cesslon. The resignation of Senator Toombs
is denied. Gov. MagotIin, of Ky, has pub
I'shed letter opposing Secession as not
justified by the election Of Mr.. Lincoln.
Kentucky, the Governor says, cannot sustain
South Carolina.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-24
Five Hundred Beautiful Works

OF ART! comprising valuable paintings, marbles,
parans, outlines &C., forming truly national benefit
THE SUPERB ENGRAVING, which every subscriber willt
receive entitled, "fAISTAFr MASTERING HIS RRcRCIfs"
Is Of the most beautiful and popular cngravngs
issued in this country 1t is done steel in
AID SUPPLE and is printed heavy plate paper, 80 by
3S inches making most choice ornament suitable for
the walls Of ethar the library parlor office. Its sub
ect is the celebrated of Sir John Falsta receiving,
in Justice Shadows office, tho recruits which have becn
gathered for his ragged regiment" 1t could not be
furnished by the trade for less than five dollars.
The ART JOURNAL is too well known to the whole
country, to need commentator. 1t IL magnincently
illustrated magazine Of Art, containing Essays Stories,
Poems Gossip, &c. by the very best writer's IN Amer ea
The Engraving is sent TO any part olthc country BY
mail, with safety, bong packed in a cylinder postage
paid.
Subscriptions will be received until the Evening Of tho
31st January 1861 which time the books will close
and the premiums be given to subscribers.
No person restricted to single subscription. Those
renting SIS entitled to five memberships and to
one extra Engraving for their trouble
Subscriptions from California, the Canadas and all
Foreign Countries, must be $3.50 instead Of S. in order
to defray extra postage etc.
For further particulars send for copy Of the elegantly
illustrated ART JOURNAL pronounced the HANDSOMELY
MAGAZINE IN AMERICA. 1t contains Catalogue Of
Premiums and numerous superb cngravings. Regular
price so cents por number. Specimen copies however,
will be sent TO those wishing to subscribe, receipt OF
is cents, in stamps or coin. Address,
c. L. DERBY Actuary c. A.. A.
$40 broadway, Nsw-iork.
N B.-Subscriptions received and forwarded BY BENZ
L. L0D0RE,agent for ELKToN and vicinity. Specimen
Engravngs and Art Journal be seen at the once OF
The Cecil Wing. NOV "a, 1850.
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ACCIDENT FROM FIRE.-The ONLY and

ACCIDENT FROM FIRE.-The only and
interesting little daughter of the late Pal
mcr c. Ricketts, met with a serious accident
a few mornings since by which her life, for n
time, was dcspaired of Awak ing before the
rest Of the family she got ont Of bed, and bv
Some means set fire to her night clothing from
a lamp burning in the room in which she
slept, and, before the flames could be extin-
guiShed, was severely burned about the bsck
and breast The many friends of the family
will be glad to learn that the acc idcnt, though
severe, is not likely to prove fatal one.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-24
Local Affairs.

THANKSGIVING DAY.-Next Thurs
day being Thanksgiving day in this State,
according to Proc laraton by Governor
Hicks, business, we presume, will, as usual
upon such occasions, be generally suspended
in this town. Rev. Mr.. Matthew's of the
Presbyterian Church, will preach Thanks
giving Sermon in the new Methodist Episco-
pal Church, at the usual hour for morning
service. fhe present unfortunate condition
Of our national atfai rs will no doubt render
Thanksgiving services here and elsewhere
more than ordinarily interesting to all those
who recognize the hand Of Tod in the affairs
of nations.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-24

INTERESTING Observation-Disclosures. w.
b. Lighton, IL local preacher connected, we
believe. with the East Bait. Conference of the
NJ +. Church, a narrative Of whose early and
cventlul life was published some years ago,
and has been read by Il number OF our citizens,
has been delivering series Of very nstruc-
tive and interesting lectures on astronomy. in
the Court House in this town, during the pre-
sent week. These lectures, illustrated by
cycioram!c views o! very superior character,
showing the various phenomena Of the solar
system and the celestial budics-the relative
nagnitudeS, distances, vcocilies. &C., of the
planets, compose system Of instruction in
Astronomical science one hour OF which, we
have no hesitation in saying is equal in value
to days Of severe study by any other method
of instruction with which we are lamliar.-
Mr. L., exhibits, also, number of very
beautiful dlSsolring views and chromatropes :;
also, microscopic views Of natural and living
Objects such as animalcua in vinegar water
cheese, figs &c, cuttings of frees, fragments
OF moss, &c, valuable not only as showing
the wonderful in art, but the beautiful in
nature. For some causc-perhaps insufficient
notice, these lectures have not been patroniZed
here as they deserved. Having oursclf been
present at some of them, and being convinced
OF their value as aids to astronomical study,
we take pleasure in thus unsolicitedly calling
public attention to their merit, as also, in
expressing the hope that, should Mr.. Lighton
give his exhibition and lectures elsewhere in
the county, as we believe he purposes doing,
they may be largely at tended.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-24

26 DIFFERENT STYLES PRINTS,
Fast ColoSs,) at g.! cents.
40 Handsome, Fine and Park PRINTS,
at 10 cents.
A Job Lot of DARK DELAINES,
at l2a cents,
that cost Is cents to manufacture.
Very Fine DARK GROUND BOQUET
DELAlNES, at 20 and % cents,
worth % cents everywhere.
Set Figured THIBET CLOTHS, at rs.
DOUBLE WIDTH CASHMERES,
very cheap.
PLAID VALENCIAS,
with a General Assortment of other
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, &c.
O. Also, 20 Barrels of Prime APPLES.
cheap: and choice lot Of Dried Apples and
Dried Peaches.
Terms Positively Cash,
in all cases, on delivery Of the Goods.
Nov "A, 1850.
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DIRECroRs OF THE EASTERN SHORE RAILROAD
COMPANY The Commissioners of the Pub
lie Works of the State Of Maryland held a
meeting in Washington on Thursday, at the
office of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company. and appointed three directors on
the part of the State in the Eastern Shore
Railroad Company. The President of the
board put in nomination Mcssrs Levin Wood
ford, G. w. Bounds, Henry Ward, R. w.
Dorrity ana DR.. VIM. H. Gales. all Of Somcr-
set county. A ballot was had. which result.
ed in the election of Mrssrs. Levin Wood
ford, r. W. Dorrity and DR.. WIN. ii. Gales
BQlo San. l6tt,
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THE COSMOPOLITAN ART AssocArIoN.-In
our advertising columns will be found, to day,
the annual advertisement Of the above named
Association, Offering rare inducements to sub
scrbers, who, in addition to receiving the
beautiful engraving named in the advertise
ment, will also get a finely illustrated maya
zine for year, admission to beautiful gal
lery Of paintings, md chance for premium
from among tive-hundred beautiful works OF
art.
Tho Wing.
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SABBATH School EXuIAIrIoN.-The
Cherry Hill Sabbath School will give an
exhibition on Thanksgiving day evening,
Thursday next.) Admittance 10 cents Pro-
ceeds for increasing the school library
supplied, we arc Informed, with library books
by it, making good supply Of books very
necessary. The programme of exercises is
varied and will be interesting. The friends
of the s. School cause should show their
appreciation Of the laud4bl efforts of this
School to increase its means of usefulness.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-24

ODD FELLOWSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES
BY the annual report of Jas. l.. Ridgcly, Esq
Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge Of Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, we find the
following statement Of the condition of the
Order, its receipts and expenditures. from
the year 1880 to 1860, inclusive. The num-
berof Lodges 1913; initiation Of members
during the pei iod referred to, 40S $50; fam
lilies relieved. 324726; widow families
relieved, So $50 deaths: 242ll. Amount
paid for relief, 81 2O2 374 81 for education
Sl65 S03 81: paid for burying the dead
ST. ,208 $40 95 aggregate amount, S9.47S,.
52S.4I; revenue, Sl9,345, S4l %.
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NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward ID. Porter, PRINCIPAL.
FALL SESSION lSGn.


The Fall and Winter Session of this Institution
will commence on The FIRST WEDNESDAY OF
NOV EMBhit. and continue FIVE MoNrns. The
Buildings and Grounds have boon placed in com
p!ce order, and fitted up with new Furniture
p'cally adapted for the comfort and convenience
OF Students Rooms are furnished for the older
boys as III Colleges, for InivAr& STUDY. free from
the confusion anc restraint OF school room The
Course Of Instruction is thorough and practical
designed to fit young men for admission to our
best colleges or far the active duties Of the farm,
shop or counting house
BY the ibcraity of the Board of Trustees the
Academy is furnished with Library of l2UU0 vol
umrs. and one Of the best collections Of Cuemica
and Philosophical apparatus in the United States
thus affording facilities for acquiring a complete
Scientific AMI Mathematical education far superior
to most schools in country
The best Teachers will be employed. and no
labor spared to secure the proper, moral, mental
and physical training Of the young men entrusted
to his caro-. Terms moderate. For circulars and
information address, EDWARD ID. PORTER,
, sept 10, lott--t Newark, Del.
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b. Il. COOK

EET I'LL continue for Il very short time 10
w take AMBnOTYPE LIKENESSES at
the reduced price 25 cents
e. II, therefore, who would secure for
themselves or friends cheap Picture, world
do well III call Immediately at his Gallery,
adjoining Z. Browns Store, Main Street,
Elnton, where he continues to take Like
n"sses in every variety OF the art.
n. B.-Pictures taken in cloudy as well
rs clear weather.
y variety Of Fancy Cases on hand.
Nov :, 1850.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-24

EQuALITY TO ALI UNIFORMITY or PRIcEs .
A NEW FEATURE N BUSINESS !--EvERY OyE
MS own SALESMAN JONES & CO, Of the
Crescent one-price CLoTniSG STORE. 60i Market,
Street, above Sixth, Philadelphia In addition to
having the largest, most varied and Fashionable
Stock Of Clothing in Philadcl phia. male expressly
for retail sales we have constituted every one his
own salesman, by having marked in figures. on
each article, the very lowest price it can be sold
for, so they cannot possibly vary-alI must buy
alike. The goods are we'll spongel and prepared,
and great pains taken with tho making. SO that
all can buy with the full assurance OF getting II
good article at the very lowest prices Also. n
large stock of PIECE GOODS ON hand. of the atcst
sly les and qualities which Will be made to order
in theenost Fashionable and best manner. % per
cent below credit prices. IT Remember the
Crescent, in Market street, above Sixth, phladel
phil. Dec 81, lSJ9-ly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-24

IRE RIGHT OF SECESSION. The right of a
State to sccedc from the Union would ap-
pear to have been considered and dec ided BY
the trainers of the Constitution New York
was unwilling 10 accept the Union which it
created, unless she could telminate her con-
nectlon with it at pleasure. Her proposal
was to JOIN Tor five or six years, with the
right then to withdraw if She desired. Gen
Hamilton was for time inclined to favor this
proposition, and he wrote to Mr.. Madison in
regard to it in Jnly, 1888. This Was Mr..
Madlson's reply:
New YORK, SUNDAY evening.
My Dear Sir Yours Of yesterday is this
instant at hand, and have had but few
minutes to answer it. am sorry that your
situation obliges you to listen TO any pr oposi-
ton OF The nature you describe. My opinion
is that reservation OF a light to withdraw,
II amendments be not decided on under the
form of the Constitution within certain
time, is conditional ratification that it
does not make New York a member of the
new Union, and consequently that she should
not be received on that plan. Compacts must
be reciprocal; this principal would not in
such case he preserved. The Constitution re-
qures an adoption in toto and FOREVER. 1t
has been adopted by the other States. An
adoption for a limited time would be as de-
fectlve as an adoption of some of the articles
only. In short any condition whatever must
vitiate the ratiiica ton. What the new Con-
gress, by the virtue of the power to admit
new States. may lie able and disposed to do
in such case, do not inquire, and sup.
pose that is not the material point ut pres
emit | have not moment to add moro than
my fervcnt wishes for your success and hap
pness. The 1dedof rescrring the right 10
rnhdrow lrGs started al Richmond, and eons,d-
cred as conditional rahfeat'on which was
,tSeJ 0bondonrd-U than rejection.
Yours, JAMES MADISON.
New York finally abandoned her claim and
" adopted the Constitution IN toto, and FOR
EVER. And so did all the other States.
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Che Cecil lubig.
ELKTON, NOVEMBER 81, 1860.

a Worn OF APOLOGY. The interference
of other duties with cur attention to the edi-
torlal department of The Wing has been, This
week, so considerable as to render an apology
To our friends necessary. We are IT, hopes
this Apology wi'l not have to be repeated -
We are sure it will not be without good and
sufficient cause
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-24
DELAW E-OFFICIAL.
We give below the official vote for Prcsi-

GENERAL SCOTT. General Scott is the
largest man in the American service. He is
six feet SIX inches tall, and weighs two hun
dred and sixty pounds. He is scventy-four
years old, yet his health is good and his
whole system apparently vigorous. much of
which is doubtless owing to his temperate
habits.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-24

Conservative majority in the new House 81
All but one Of the &c members classcd as
" Cn'on " men represent States south OF
Mason and Dxon's line.
" we SAID last week, in prefacing the sum
mary OF Secession movements then given that
the intense excitement existing in the Soul h
was rash, foolish and unnecessary. In the
light Of the above statement Of the compost.
ton of the next House of Representatives and
IN view of the additional difficulty That the
Senate would nterpose to any attempted leg
iS'allon In violation Of the tights Of the
South by the incoming administration should
such legislation be attempted, (which we do
not regard as at all probable, tho raSkncss,
the folly and the nccdcssncss of the excite.
mcnt 49, We think, sufficiently proven.
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1.-THE Kent Nevs, we observe has
changed hands. J. NJ. Vickurs, ESD, its
conductor for three years past, having retired,
and Mcssrs. Jas. II. Plummer, and VIM. b.
Usilton, Esqs., taking charge Of it for the
future. We extend to the new proprietors
our C. and wish them success.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-24

C5"The Richmond Wing, of Thursday. puts
Virginia down as certain for Bell by 200. -
California and Missouri are now reported for
Douglas, and Oregon for Lincoln.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-24

u Benz. Green, of Warwick, was
thrown from his dearborn few days since,
while his horse was running away, and
severely injured.