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Issgye77 &1< f@s.Gal3 vi. .-1IA ! - 21ss aAfExx
ssxa3s1 route fnr LtTe 8roc- EAFaG:oR1 YkfE4 Eza
Tete1od and supplied 3'IL srtfJ c7nIenlnne8, kA4
been On s1la Its Sc44Crs00A and Q4nfX
sttentan 3 paid ro aes: vat-1 From HAzrt1b1fKx.
xse wta = tosna sysS5 Gf ~ g ssdtqK =.
HEW f0RK ana E4LT11oKK AARKRrA Tats e,
FoUts ior Stock 10 New Yor1-{vfa. AlIanNWnf~SH5
Vtth ieWuE en3nKss thAn any of6aE, ~
KNVCR LEWf5, 8eu7 Hupk Aitooua. n
l. L HOuPT. 9eu1 f1ckst Agent Ph1Iadt1nktK
H-H. HOUSTON, 6en1 ErraE5t Axmt FHi{4dafp11ss
4LfR IN
, 1862-10-27
q HALENA d CHICAGO UNIOSi

" HAQ.RQAD.-8uxNA A1IANHxXWx.
On and Hftez NOHnAY, My Lkta. 1s&4 U1i0 Wc'
Ja9Yo We2lx Erees Dopo1 II tonowa. eoHd4Y axosxSt
k5a L. II. md n 4 tor BalvsteE@ Hocksmu9 1Ntt:
medsasa poHts: n Il. 4 md FU Pm, tn n1r3
Rolo, Fulton, Cstar Ks2kaA md mta1naa9!ase 3os4A
d1sa raan: So 9: hx GHasv: - n saH1sEas! ~ y :
E1 S-sn l. "a 11d 90 z. u. N1t1 FkAe1kNS ~ E1Si
NIafA Il Heas1. MeaHa.d aensN 1Afa ~ "a
H7'"s T. TAlEo4E q. ~.
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FOREST HOME FOR BOYS

i This fa1ly school, both Clssecal snd E7zllah, u
located the L.ks Shorn near the Oakland station
The neT term xlll commence on tho fs.t Wednesday
-cI November. Thorough instruction, IN = saft and
agreeable home D. Il deEgn Of the school. card
ol specific 1utorc alton With reliable references. VIII
.N1Cnois. 1ox IL, Chlcako. sosuss7w
, 1862-10-27
Ep=BurtuETHDtpS.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
~ The co-rartnership heretofore existing uaier
tue unme and style Of
CHADB0DIkNE d "EEktEtsRE
II stjs day dissolved ny mutual consent Eher a the
pa1tlts authorized to n+te the airs n said Gr:n.
4. s, CHADs)I1 INK.
GEO, F. NETuEItDE.
Chicago, October 1Et 1S22.
THO brssaeEa Will he CO iioued under the name and
style Of Geo. +. Netlerhe &: G:Co.--. CO.
Chicago, October list. le6k, oclu3s-im
, 1862-10-27
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Underwood r " Useldins Peter

Wan Eoch j G Van Elack s.
rev Tucker
VaudenberEh Il Van Boreud 3 s
Yan ZatdtG Van 0sdeu Chas
Van Gefpu Il VetneuL P
Te1n1illton Geo
, 1862-10-27

Batchelors's Hair Dyet The best
h, the world WILLIAM 4. BATCHELOR's celeora-
ed Hair Dye produces color not to be distinguished
g'ora p-turewaranted not to nlure the haiz In the
2sat; remedies the Ill ene:ts Of had dyes, and invgo
.xtca the hair for life. GEKY, IszD or RUSTY HAIR In
ftantly turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the
ua1r soft and beautiful Sold By m Druggists, &C.
f8 The genuine /. signed william A. Bachelor on
1e four sides Of each a,ox. Factory. No 81 Barcays
ScE Tcsx Gate rs Broadway and d16 Dond1 tyss1osly
, 1862-10-27

FRENCH CLASS-A class Of
E ndu.ts will liz organized b5 4. FAyeEaEE. to
meet daily at Eoem NcCornck's tlotsdlnx eorasr
and f>cm to auc 10. r. H.. for inst .ueaon
Al tt.t. French iAncua.e by novel. easy and s9c.
nccsra rop.ls vii BE- able to acquire feoa,
practical exEctt<H with The teachers aid thorough
1nowiecEc of Frrnch. Oral exr'anat,ons OF the did
cults. c3 E:am,ns1 nd pr"nnn !. tlon YIN bs g1cn
Etru :tnn and MAXI rapid progress Refcreaces dnt
la.. Private lesdns atso .iyec- Post ONCE Box 2oG
ofzt.x3HSn
, 1862-10-27
ToungH mrs
GENTLEmENsS LIST.

Mia Harg1ate 4 = acher Iadiss Delivery, -.
Mrs. S. Il E... ..Mffs a h. z.
, 1862-10-27
3f1rniri1&r,

INDIAN MEDTCLNE,
CHEROKEE CURE.
An UNFAu1NG CURE for Weakness, Impo-
tenry, Lo,s Of Power, Pains in the Back,
s!c1e In Ii. BLADDER, ohstyuctea and Dtm'
cult Measturatior. ard all Diseases caused
By deviatiIg frsm tue course Of Nature.
srB By the use Of this "CURE" s1l improper dis
cta-s scs hte rcmoF-d-
sB- Either sex contemplating marriage. should re-
dect t.A1 sorEd nit and body necessary to pro-
mote eonnubial hazpine:s
kE- The lgstless. tnncsyatcd you,h, tie over-wosa
man Of busaesa tie ycim Of nervous depression, the
individual suffering frum general deplItyt or rom
weakness, vii ALL nnd immediate anu peru anent re-
lief Il CE the use Ut tals Ereat
INDIAN REMEDY.
eTT To those who have tsiaed with their constltu.
ton. until thty Think themselves boyond the reach
Of medical alo we would sa3:
Never Despair! The I" Cherokee uare''
Will relieve You after all Quack
Doctors hare fatled!:
xB deals With disease as 1t exlst not only strtk.
tpE at the vtry seat aud removing the causes upon
which it derends but 1t rebn11ds the broken constu
, 1862-10-27
EREAT GONSGL!n ATE,.
~ LLNEfi
11Nc1nHATI LED GHICAHp
ATH.TTEN R4HnrAn

FcF3 aues the a.ostezt Routa 70 C.ceu1ast InS.=.~
poC1 aud Louisville.
cRaINs !eaTe Eess I.1a Eoioa Dt2ss Ehfes->>
dAl1 ~ foGoWs:
TOO 4. A--DaJ HxpreR and Ma11 N1n1271 a1cspsx
7snr. n Nsgas Express {sosa=dass exc<psetJ
AtT1yo ut Cincinnati 1t I'D l. Il. and aMPN
. eouTHR1N Co!HK1'T1ay1-As! !atl&ua a;onz 1ps F1r-.
ln. t0tom0us Aadlxoc, IAvrensthu.y, jcneI1oav. :,
L9nsyss: Ezsas1eE1 LexazEta: I'D u pont5 so1 -
fur Peqaz. urb&1s, r1ytuE. Ieu:A Eo;a0nrx All ;
po.Et1 IN CeaEal anc aax1eEn Ohio,
Connections n Cincinnati for EAmden, Mar1f.
faEke1bnzy. and points On tho Ohto Ksvs1.
through ticfees BY thss line can oe Obtained n 49,,
principal Railroad Qdices in the Northwest md 1t NJ
Con1panTs Ocice. E2 1Ss naaoolpn Et-eet C1icaxS
CH4s ECLLEyT, Ger. Ticket Agent, ChlcaKo /.
, 1862-10-27
miScRllduf0u8.
IlLIMo1S OFFICERS,
BY Jas. Grant Wilson,

Engaged In the War against the Rebsllion Of 1861,
BY Jas. Grant Wilson,
ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTRAITS. ONE VOLUME
seo. Cloth. 81; PAPER COVER, 50 CENTS.
,ns The tfeow1sg embrace portion Of The otlesrs
enteit.ini5s ihnsast.d SorF: - '' 'A''-''' >Da
H::sss ssssI 2$s.:s
:. 5H 2i,ia adSs1ssaa aSs1ss IT h;{: GsskI!a 6sks;
=; g: e :$::
f.? 9@sft.ss Ssatss'F' Is Hsa'!Eas sassss
a Fine: Fs5s::- -: F Fa,'Ss S',dusy Sy,l;S PSSst.
I: 5esnssi5 E5sns,s FFE FIss Esss2%; sss2%;n
vi TEa7Se!P; T. Wallace 5osn 5SE,fa g. SSsxas,, %Smsa
This handsome 8mo yo1pmc, illustrated with INNER
ous Eel executed portraits mar b oreered % tie
o3Sa q CO. ii Sn
JAMES BARNET.
1s9 Like street Chicago.
fns Ms e; i xsc:p
tie psice. by thepubl'shsF. :.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
@ SsSs and will
the name of III. Wilson Is guaranty. Qaincy ks
5sss LIZ
Undertaken IN this rery Agreeable voluins. ."-Hone
y2sk 4 sy }amss sssgs wsen
ana
f. iH !s5iSs s5ss:aas;
hJ Gn$eRN1Hnf NO
, 1862-10-27

~ RAILROAD.
FOE IrLvAuKHz. La CEnasR. gr PAuz ;,aHxs-..
6A2LIN, AND INTERMEDIATE Ps>1Ir1.
On AID HttEs MONDAY, May III lan. aaRsn Rn
TrA,r4 Will Leave The Depot corner 81 Wxs; kio1ts ss
Canal streets. ts1odays excepted.> u follows:
N45 A. L.. and 12S3 r A- -
ftssenxeE Tsatn. rlIt7e at Chicago At u.sq Il e.
lis Z. II.
MAy6faAs AoCoxxooaEToa fxAN leares EEtuoss
M1S s. C. BALD NiE Huoerfntender.
, 1862-10-27
4 CARD TO THE LADIES
DIR. DCPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS

O-A1E33 |4&11~AN6~S
~
m nr-pnvf>o,S cuTnrv pErJs
Fob FEMALES.
1~u,r,vtr ,,,rrac+inx, ra~nt,tor and rcu,nv.rc
I'll i,1ao .. ~ w.. ne.i n. trs,ni VIA
q! f ~ M cc. ~ n ri ~ nrveatVa
sS e..ra 81 al aSis rneri,ne er.r Ennun
~ al M d,ssasrs' 80 ccui.sg 10 fsn.aiss whether xtE
7iFn or SINGLE pIorainT ron Fl tie E Is
ti"s!i:t' s<nics Vii ne FartCu.aI m LII
arslGG ST.; "a oi LIE 1ne GGs n yeE ~ a.. NJ. an, y -
VII; Inform yGu thc ~ afe pcsicctf Aas mess ano
Fill DO al cati'a"d 1or taea.
u~x.,. CT m nav Ien~
ee- - NV 1e'
Sold in Chicago BY my General w1'olcs.:c agents.
!:0En SMITH, = late street..
il, SCilVlI Is ltkncolph street.
". Il. HARRIS, = South Water kttert.
FI1iEE d FINCH - pnd "a IAfktt street.
, 1862-10-27
DAVID i. LAKE..
st 80 uGeJlm WN. DS8OkN.

$4,000 g or :asss hSA9 !: A. JET Esr&TE :isS
Nnde Clothing. 1toots aud shoeA, Tobacco, Cigars.
Pam Morgacea Wisconsin hatlrosd Flrat Bonds
ltcnsk oi Green i.nke Dodge sud foad Dr. Lac Coan,
following rrone1ty:- lot. IN the Cty 9: Rochester
The county, tic. tn!lts Nom TIC Cty oi Rochester
Nina ss acres and nne NIL. from The roEn q plll9,
covered r:lth oaE and maple timber: 10 sota In tha
Cit, Ct DsEkosa. Winnebsxo Gonnty1 N!s. st5eets
Ii,ror. Fond au Lac County. WITS All the above pro
1+rty IT. from ali eucumosALcee Of every nature
tsxcs all Entd. ..
Any pcfson r1en1nx 10 trade toE anF I'll the ahova
named property will IND Il t. their 70 ca oa
hc 1T StAse t1feet tt drGsa LIZ thr .uEt
TIE Pont tItce B1x el8 Chicago H.
et1e n5;x1m q. r. GILBERT.
, 1862-10-27

Wilson mics Wood sara,, mrs
E,lfon Vim m1s Wood Frederick mrs
Wtlfnn RofA Woodruff Ella A miss
W1!fon LAuEa 1nrb Wright Jas lnra;
Wilson MARY L mrs Wright mrs =, r =
Wuicott II mrs Wright Carloa Etnre
Wiliams A1Ge1ine. -,
Young Il J mrs '''1'-.s
,e."-; .-,-,; ".''
-. Initials. :, =. ::
, 1862-10-27

Bail s 4 7liEs
Hall E Ii mrs
i:alf CE ulles
~ ~ q

BAL $ a 7liE5
Hall E Ii mrs
i::llf CE miss
Hail 4 4 mieS
HeaJley Mury Ulies
Hapd., II i 1l11a
narcoGR mrs
Harcridgc Harriet miss
Hart mrs
Harding ann n,isa 2
1larrie mrs
Ia1n;aI Ann
Harmon SonH mies
li.rres Ellen mrs
Hathaway bf ] mrs
Haven Froney snise
Hays Emn.a lnifs
Hayes a.:a1ba.ine mrs
Haynes Jane mrs
llaN ktne !anEa miss
1la.neR Catha1ine mrs
]1ovt u E mrs
! Heaiy Mary mrs
Ilen.lll Lizzie mrs
Ingram He1en mrs
lyca Frank 4 mies
! Jsmistlt1d Anna mrs
Janttn, E L mrB
Jasptr Eiiza mrs
5anscu Elizabeth mies
Jcuncse 3 Hlre DR.
! Joice Mary mics 8
johnson hatc mrs
| Kelley Casey miss
Kellogg Laura A miss
Keeler .Adrltn mrs
lieJy Jcanua Inrs
1iceier L J mrs
Kelly Mary II miss
Belly Il a 1nisa Q
Kelly Maria miss
Kelly John mrs
Kelly Bridget miss
Kelly Anrie 1nlss 2
| ketctlam Henry mrs
Krunacy Kosc
Lsnch1a1d II mrs
flanagan liann8 mrs
l.add Noah 3 mrs
| Labor Carhar1ue II mr.
l.Afsal1e Annet1a m1ss
| Lewis Harriet L ulra
| Lee LYDIA A nlre s
Lcreon Lbuiea mrs
Lewis Eva mica
Lcngen Margaret miss
Mack r E mrs
Aildi!an Jimmy 1niss
Mnencr Bridg t miss
Malone Mary mrs 2
Many Mary " mrs 2
Marsh Mary Ann miss
Marcy Martha K mrs
Marks Ateltpc mrs
Mnrtin Luecu1l1a j mis-
Martin Eliza mrs
Martin Eueau mrs
Marsh Mary D mrs
hluufer Elizabeth miss
Mason II E mrs 2
Merrill Sarah mrs
Merritt E A mrs
M1se1ye luulea miss Q
Mills Ii E miss
Milne William B mrs
Mid1em Ellen mrs
M,lce Hauiet n mrs
MAitf " - mds
Norti,L anrou-s
EuThar~- = ., > es 1nii,o ,,,,.s
NJ. a.. !, 1aas ,,.;e. A.
v3'es uE n,rs ,ss
..,1,,
ocnsh15k Toward mrs
0GleM 5:asli1a 1nrs
OAfcs 1saoeltt 1als
otE$ mAfl6nu8 11IE8
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-10-18
Rbfs. StNa. q. ElUssaS's
DENTAL lIuBDIES
TIE BEST H. TESE DssLD.
INSrEING
Fine Teeth and a Sweet Breath,
Am
Curing TUothacac IND .Nru,uip,g

curing IOothocac Gnd .Ncuralgla.
no you wish TO be blessed with and admired
i /f"r PEALRr WHITE nnd Surxn TEETH, Use
DR. WM; b. HURb'S UNEiVALED TOOTH
POW DER, warranted free from acid. aka or
any injurious substance. Price. p cents per box
irwarc Of the ordinary cheap Tooth Pow
dcrS which Written bat destroy
To YOU wish to he certain that v6ur BREATH
= pure. sweet. aud Agreeable to husband OF wi tc
10, err or friends t.! Use DR.. IlrRD'S CELEBRA.
led MOUTH WASH. Price - cents per bottle
This asrinGcnt Wash is also the best remedy in
the world for GAMER. BAD BREATH. BLEEDIvG
HrGS. SORE MOrTn. etc. 1t has cured hundreds
DO You, or your children suffer from TOOTH.
ACHE! Get DIX IIlRD'S MAGIC TOOTHACllE
DROPS. Price. II cents per bottle
Are you afflicted with NErRELGIA? Get Dr.
W. Il. lltKnS NrrEALGIh rLASTEHs The most
effective and delightful remedy known
They do rot adhere nor blister. bu, sooihc and
charm pin away. Try them. Price, Is and 81
cents. Mailed ON receipt Of plce
no yon wish 4 complete set of DENTAL
III MEDl ES and Treatise on Preserving Teeth ,
yet EE, W. Hrrn'S DENTAL TREASrRr the
nca;cst and most valuable present that one friend
can make to another, Price, 81. Sent by exposes
on receipt of price
For sale at all the best stores throughout the
country.
CATION. - As there are dealers who tlke alvan
fage of our advertisements to impose upon their
customers inferior Preparations, l. is necessary to
nsst upon having what you call for and you will
GET THE BEST. thoroughly tested and PREPARED by
an experienced and scientific Dentist Treasurer of
the New York State Dentists Association and
lec-rresident Of the New York City Dental
Society. Address.
W. mn, re FEtrr<5 G. 20 NV. u-o,,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-10-18
TO FARMERS.
CIRCULAR.
TO the Farmers OF MARYLAND.

WE. the undersigned State Inspectors of
w Grain for the City of j.. fillmore having
entered upon the duties Of our office respectfully
hey leave to submit To the crerial consideration Of
the Farmers generally. this onr Circular. showing
the advantages to be derived by them in submit
ting their Grain for sale under the provisions of
the Law regulating the Weighing In<pec Ting end
Measuring Grain sold in the City Of Baltimore
Ey ordering Grain inspected. the Farmers will
have the advantage Of The inspection gratis have
their Grain weighed aud measuring ly sworn
"thrc-s. WIN hiil be entirely independent and
Impartial, and pay more for the whole than they
usually do for weighing and measuring Grain
when those duties are performed by parties (who
are not sworn provided by the purchaser.
In ad,i ion. if Grain is refused to be taken by
the hHyrr unl,r the law, and for any cause it cf
rejected ample provision is made to test this
validity of his conduct
If the value Of the rejected Grain be less than
Sl0o the case is to be tried in five days before
Justice of :he Peace and if it exceed that amount
1t shall be tr cd at the first tern OF the Court of
Common Pleas. the Superior Court of Bait
mere City. ard in either event the seller if sue.
ce*.iul shall recover double the dam &c sustained
with the addition of ten per cant for the delay.
IL Grain should not be inspected all these grn-
er"us provisions are lost TO tao Farmer, and he is
'ct 10 pursue the ordinary dilatory proceedings of
Courts and Justices.
The Inspectors mahe no Additional Charge for
Inspecting Graia.
Their oily charges will be per cent for Weigh
ing. and per cent for Measuring; the cost of
" ely hing by The recent Act is charscabe to the
purchaser. Should the Farmer desire to waive
the Inspection. provided for under the law. he
can have us (and we claim the rghD to weigh and
measure his grain
But to promote the general interests of the
Farmer. and To sustain law so long desired by
the people Of the State. We respectfully ask that
y direct the Ca plain who carries. or Agent who
sells, to submit all Grain sold for you, to the
| Inspection Law.
We remain, with his st considerations Of
! respect. your, &c.
BENJ. +. MAY. Inspector General
JOHN FRAZIER. JR.. Assistant Inspector
WM. II. PITCHER, Jr.,
| II Il. JONES
Il II. MARTIN,
MAY 81. lSj.--ly
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nlr0irillal
TIE ONLY DISCOVERY
Worthy CT any Confidence 70.
Restoring the


15A ~ n ID tltA Y.
Many, stree tho great discovery of Prof Wood
have ATTEMPTED NO, only to initiate his re7foratvc
but llolcss to have discovered some!n hing th:.t
would produce results Identical but they have m
comc and gone, being carried away b. tho won.
dcrful results t.! Prof Woods prepation. and have
been forced to leave the field to its rcss.less sway
Read The following =
BATH Maine. April 18th. 1859.
Prof o. J. Wood Co.: Gents The letter
wrote you in 1876 concerning your valuable Hail
restorative, and which you have published in tn
vicinity and eseM here. has given rise 20 numerous
enquiries t"nehins the Facts in the case. The
enquiries are iirS'; is 1t fact of my huhatrn aud
name. as stated III the communication second. is
IL true OF all therein contalncd; third, does my
hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural n color 10 AL ! can and do an wcr invar-
| 'an'y yes NY mar Is even better than in any
stage Of my life for 10 year. past, more soft thrifty
ana coorcd; the same is true OF my whiSkcrs. and
me only cause why II is not generally true is that
me substance is washed "i by Frequent "blulion Of
the face. when if care were usel by wipins the
face IN close connection with the Whi,kers. the
same result Will follow as the hair. | hive been
III the receipt ct great number of letters from all
par,s OF Ne" England asking me if my hair still
| continues to be good MS there is so much fraud in
INC Manufacture and sale of various compounds as
wen us ms. II mas no doubt been oiseIy initiated
| ,"u pc'iG GSto no. only Wt'ho"t any G'"l effect.
nuI 10 absolute injury have not us4d amy of
s"nf h's'uin'ie " any account Tor some months
| II -. 80 - 49, "'' huHuiciS
INV .N "a, ., "l.h surii'Se Us am now I'll
o, a,'a u. EraE nan III my head or on my
i'ce an. " Prov 'h'S i"c' send you a lock OF
ny n,f ."n'', "n INC pns' week. received your
w. VI WV ~. 'ot''ca I's' sumner i"r winch
| h "n ,.'y ~ h. CIV ~ ~ my i'ehds and
I ~, :, 80 ~ " - IT. many were skePti,
"a .,'i 'i,oi 'i'"', anu u'ey purchased and used
ih", Won s.,,L M, ,os M MI 'EN rs favor.
s, Eu t Ell me ,tS ~ Mh,ch can discover
";h, so'1 oy many, rear
pr' you' - pure article VIII
10 IN MH''e s'"a elects d"
Will ,r,;ah o,,nso. tra on"stn ny Inc lmP're
49, "n''i .uires 'le ''.c"'oi VI the Shoa
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Qrrti Gouotu piocttcrp.

Is For the convenience Of our readers we
publish below list OF all persons now hold =
ng public Offices in this county and their
enl Ioyrcs, witch may be useful Tor refer
Gucc
.Jndgc Of the Circuit Court-I!ox. Jcnx
II. pEiCE.
flerk- WILLIAM II. RICKETTS,.
|eputy CirrIis-GEonGg il. JoycE and
BtAdAMlE 4. LnpuGE.
ehcliH-E,L c"snRnyE.
Deputy n. Is EsLLY JANNEY.
Hates att,rncy--WuLiAM J. JoNrs.
iudI;"r--WILLIAM j. JONES.
Commissioners in ChanCery---F. a. ELLlS
ald }. 5. CRAWFORD.
';rcr~-JonS S. RossELL.
faiths WIN. DENNrs"N, CALEB PARKER.
Terms of C"urt--Thc Second Monday in
February the First Monday in April ;
the Third Monday in July, and the Second
Monday in October.
Judges of the Orphans Conrt--JosEru
litsELs, Chief Justice LEVI II. EvAxs and
NOZZLE biD, LIE.
Register OF Wils--JAnrs McCArLrY.
Comfy Con nissiuncrs--E. W. builder.
I#NNcis G. PArKE, THOMAS GHrup.
Clerk to Crnmissinnrrs---J. S CRAWFORD.
County Surveyors. HARVEY JACK.
Physician to the Jail--Dn. JrsTCs DuxorT.
School ComniissiCncrs--Tno +. JOKES
e>i Dist; BENZ. W. HARRIS, md Dist +.
A. ELLIS, Bid Dist. CALInC. BRnkAw. 18th
Dist; hr. CHARLES 7. !iNrERs, 9th Dist
SAMUEL HAiNrs, 9th Dist; JEFFERSON
RAMSAY. Ith Dist. DIR. wv. b. ROWLAND
9Th Dist; Sutton ScAnBororGIl, 9Th Dist
Clerk to School CvmmissoncrS--WIL VILLAIN
ToEnERT.
Trustees Of the Aims IIonse--Srrroy
ScAHI' EotGH, Rev. JosErm Il. BrowN,
JAMES CRAWFORD, ANsoN GrrFITm, RvDEET
MAR>HBAEE.
Ovcrsccr TO Aims lIousc--Jouy CAyTwELL.
hyNicial--DR. X. &. CARTER.
:, NoarieS iubie--Tmro II. KNIGHT and
WV. PAnRrn, Port Deposit; THOMAS C.
CEoucn, E!kton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-10-18
VIM. Is. rEurd s Co., gey-York.
THE HOUSEkEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH,

DEEPAEED from an improved recipe by the
L Proprietor of the = Brother Jonathan Polish.
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TO the Farmers Of MARYLAND,

EN1lE undersigned having reason to believe
J. that certain commission merchants Of
Baltimore are using old orders of Farmers,
cNcmpiins their grain from inspection under
IN" law prior to the late amendment, for the
purpose OF Withdrawing it from Inspect ion or
Weighing under the amended law contrary
to the interest and intention of the Farmers
| respectfully suggest to the Farmers that
The amended law hcing for their protection,
and reducing the fee for Weighing and In
Srcct!on to one-1narter of Il cent per bnshcl.
the amount heretofore charged by the unol
fetal wcighers it is advisable that they
revoke. the old orders, written before the
amendment, as the best way to prevent their
being deprived of the benefit or the law so
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merchants disposed to cmbarrass its execu-
ton. Il. +. MAY.
Inspector General Of Grain.
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JOSEPH +. CANTwELL. TuOS. G. CRouCl
FLOWS, STOVES, &C.

NV WY ~ " H1p3 WV
I'VE undersigned lavinc~a
Il h"nght the Foundry Of \SSssESS-;=1Ezzcc
Mr. Jacob llcckcndorn. and e,:;;sssssf ss.s.s.ss
removed to the rear of their Tin and Stove
Store, with the right to manutnc tnrc his
celebrated ECONOMICAL Pillow, is now
prepared to furnish Farmers with them ready
made in the best manner by experienced
workmcn, and of the very best material
We would also say that we have secured Il. Q
services OF Mr.. lIcckendorn, under whose
supervision the Flows are all made Farmers
may, therefore, rely upon them being pcrlcc,
in all their parts.
have also Il large stock of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES, together with IL full SUP
ply Of TIN-WARE, Shovcls, Forks, Rakcs.
Churns, &c, all Of which will he sold at IA
very low price To suit The hard times.
&C. Castings for almost all the 'plows in
general use. Stoves Repaired. Odd Plates
made to suit.
Call and soc Our new establishment, at the
old Stove House, corner Of Main and Bridge
Streets, where You can get almost anything
you want.
Gy~Roo!ing and Spoutng, &c. attend Is
to us usual. CANTWELL & CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb %, 1861.