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RUD ENEss.

Children who search the Scriptures are
not ignorant that in them 10 found COM
mand to "be courteous" Yet, though
this command comes from the holy book,
some disregard it. Even those who would
shudder at the thought Of breaking the
Commands, "Thou shalt not kiil,n and
!" Thou shalt not steal" still are mot afraid
to disobey God by indulging in rudeness.
What is the reason Of thisf Alas! is il
possible that we fear God less than man ?
DO we keep the Divine law because we are
afraid Of a human penaltys Those who
kill are in danger of death those WIN steal
are in danger Of the prison; but people can
be uucivi without danger of either. So
they break one of Gods commands, for
getting the judgment to oome.
I" Would YOU say that it is wicked to be
uneoWieous? Yes; if it is wicked TO
break any command Of the Holy Bible. it
10 wicked 10 break the command, /" Be
courteous" There are persons WIN see m
to fear God, little children who think that
they are decently good. and yet they do
not mind injurins the feelings Of Others.
They never smooth the rough corners in
their words and manners. They say, 4"
am very frank. People must take me as
am. always speak out just what | think"
But to such persons would say, frank
ness-true, open-hearted. Christian frank.
ness-is not at all opposed to courtesy
You nay tell people very serious, yes. even
d;sagrseable truths. without wouading them
in The Ieas,; aad as for compelling people
l"to take Us as we are" IL is not fair
There was once very good man who sait
that he became all things to all men,-tha
he adapted himself TO their tastes and pc
cullasitiss--1ot sinfully. of course, bu
eourfeOusly that. by his Christian affabili
ty and self-iorgetfulness, he might viii
them TO embrace the truth. People arr
not always Obliged to speak out just wha
they think. thoughts often need stric
exaaination, that we may know whethe
they are worthy to be spoken out; and al
who feel 10 their hearts desire TO spea
the blunt words Of hasty. uncharitabl
thought, shuuld beware, for il j. sey--un
kind. consequential srlf-ihat wants I
speak. Stop its mouth, and hear wha
charity has to say.
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next day. Repeat this process every dav
all the desired shade Of pink is obtained,
then rinse the worsted oul in COLI, strong
vinegar, and dry it Tor use. 1t will take .
week to dye the deepest shade Of pink.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-04

THK BRAyEsT RSoIEENT.-The wife Of
Gen. John G. Breckinridge has bad prepar-
ed a magnificent stand Of colors construct
ed from The silk Of the wedding dress worn
by herself upon the day Of her marriage,
and designed, through her distinguished
husband, 70 be presented to the most gall
liant and brave regiment in his division.
We understand that this appropriate and
valued present has been bestowed upon the
so,h Tennessee Regiment, commanded by
Col. Tom. smith, and we'll known as The
famous " Battles Regiment" that did such
Gallant service in the disastrous battle Of
Fishing Greek.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
German town telegraph.

This is one of the best, if not the very best
family newspaper in the country. In the Liter
airy Department, the Telegraph presents the
choicest variety, within the reach of its extended
means and experienced editor, Col. Philip r.
Freas. Its Novelties, Tales, Poetry, &c. are
supplied from the best and highest sources, and
equal anything found in any journal or Maya
zine.
The Agriculture and Horticultural department
of the Telegraph, embraces farming, gardening,
fruit raising, &c, in all their branches, Us con-
Quoted on the latest and most approved systems.
The labors of the editor and Proprietor in this
department., for over thirty years, enable the
Telegraph to furnish useful and reliable infor-
NATION upon these very important branches of
industry.
This portion Of the Germanto,cn Telegraph, is
alone, worth the whole price Of subscription, rs
every farmer and gardener, who has proper
conception of his calling, will readily admit.
The same industry. care, and discrimination,
in gathering and preparing the stirring events
of the day, marks the news department of the
paper, and in addition to minute and detailed
account OF the most important occurrences Of the
times, every issue gives complete eptome of
the general news Of the week In word, every
excellence inherent to family newspaper, is
possessed by the Germantown Telegraph. We
have no hesitation in pronouncing it the best
family newspaper in the United States. Its
cash terms are for one copy ono year $2OO.-
Thee copies $500.
Specimen numbers sent on application to Phil
ip r. FIeas, Germantown, Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

GODEY's LADY's BouE.-The December
No. of Cooley is out in all its richness and
beauty. The present number completes the
sixty.seventh volume of the Book. AS u
Fashion Magazine it has no superior in the
world. The Fashions are from the celebra.
ted establishment of Messrs. A I. Stewart
Il Co., New York.
Every lady should subscribe for Cooley
and begin with the new volume for 1864.
Price, SO a year, in advance, or two cop.
les for ST 90.
Address, l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

Il HIS is to giv" notice, that the subscriber
L OF Cecil county, hath obtained from the
orphans Court OF sand county, letters .,
Administration OH the personal estate OF
Joseph Mckinney, lale Of said county, dc
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said Deceased, are hereby WARNED
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on Or before the
2nd day Oh Nov, 1864; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons Indebted to said estate
arc requested to make immediate pay meht
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this I'd day OF November, 1868.
JOHN ). kOSSELL,
Administrator Of Joseph Mckinney, decd.
Test--JAMhs McCAULEY, Reg.
November II, l063-6w
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ARTHuR's HONE MAGAzINE-The Decem
Der number of this Magazine, contains its
usual pleasing variety, ali carefully prepared
to suit the season Of approaching holidays.
The number before US completes the oath
volume of the work.
Price, So year.
Address L. S. Arthur l. Co., 1923 Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

MARYLAND ELECTION. -Goldsborough 8
majority for Comptroller is reported 10 be
20,35O. These figures are not official, but
the result will not vary much from the
above.
Creswell's majority is 1928. Levin E.
Straughn, Editor of the Cambridge Intelli,
gencer, one of the most thorough going
Emancipation newspapers in the State, is
elected Commissioner Of Public Works
from this Congressional District.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
FlCkARDT"S
G ATTLE POW D E R
Thousands are Testifying to It's
Efficacy.
j." The Mereifal Man Is Kind to his Beast

The Mercfm Man Is Kind to his Beast"
A FTER years Of study aud expe siment by the
n inventor. to compound from PURE VEGETABLE
MArERI ALs, u Powder that sHUG Id and MUST take
the place Of the thousand and one nostruns gotten
up aud palmed upon the public as CERTAIS
REMEDIEs for the cure Of all diseases which the
brnte creation heir TO, he has produced the
enc heading this advertisement, and none CAN BIZ
GENUINE unless bearing our signature. The
demand is such that its sale has been chiefly COLI
fined to the State OF Pennsy lvania. but We have
now consu minated such arrange meats that We are
prepared to supply the numerous orders now Oh
hand. 40 we'll thOse we may hereafter receive
FROM other states Of the Union.
knowing this Powder " possess all the curative
properties hero Set forth, we deem fulsoine IT,
raie Of words unnecessary, feeling assured that
its own MERITS will secure tor It a ready sale.
Being composed Of pure vegetable ingredients, it
can b. safely and judciousy given to that noble
animal. the HORSE. Its effects are 10 FALSE
PAMPEnINa Of the system, creating bloated car
c.ss with premature shedding Of the hair but
on the other hand, it strengthens the digestion.
puri6es the blood regulates the urinary organs,
thereby improving and protecting the whole
PHYSICAL condition OF the animal, even when IN
an apparently healthy state.
10 the Agriculturist and Dairyman it is an in
valuable remedy for their NEAT CATTLE laboring
under HOOP diseases, HOLLOW HORN, and
other OF the many complaints to which they are
liable from suppression VI the natural secTeuohs'
Mich CONS are much benefited by occa-
sionaliy mixing with their slop or feed-n has q
tendency to strengthen the ANIMAL remove all
Instructions from the mi TX tubes, promote all the
lstons and consequently adding much to the
strength Of the animal, quantity and quality OF
the Milk, Cream and Butter.
HOGS during the warm seasons. are constantly
erheating themselves, whicn results III their
getting Coughs, Ulcers Of the LUNGS and other
parts, which naturally has tendency to retari
their growth. In all such cases, a te.spoontul
nj liked in bucket Of swill and given every other
day, will speedily remove al. difficulties, and the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
THE STEAMER
JON N F. ROOM AN

N~~~ n Is running regularly between
s(r4td1S PORT DEPOSIT, VRE
u1EEeess2ezkkoDE GRACE AND BELLS
FERRY, connecting with all day trains from
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Leaves Port Deposit for Bell's Ferry al
8 a. ~, 1880 M, 3 80 and Sp. m. Leaves
Port Deposit for Havre de Grace ut 9 q. M,
| and 5 p nj.
W>tage for Darlington connects with the
Boat at Bells Ferry every day.
~Stage for Rising Sun, Oxford and
Philadelphia Central Railroad connect at
Port Deposit every day. Passengers for
either Stage will take 6 Is d. IN. train from
Philadelphis, $40 and ~ a. III. train from
Baltimore. ". W. DAVIS,
J. l.. BALANCE.
Aug l5 1863,
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Great Inducements In the Hollow
ROSSELL T. HINES

lave just opened large assortment Of Fall
l i aud Winter .G"ods. Consisting Of Ladies
Fancy Dress Plaids. Delaincs, AlpAcas. Calicoss
Ginghams. Cassinerss Kerseys, Satinetts, Jeans,
Fancy Shirtiny Flann Of, Plain do. Fig Opera do.
Shaker do, Snck do Cotton 90. Muslins, Bed
Ticking, Shrting Chuck ,ni S'rps Linen rabe
Diaper, Cotton do, Ladies L .Misssa Shswls,
Balmoral Skirts. Nubias, Floor and Stair Carpet,
Floor and Stair oil Cloth and an assorted stock
OF Notions Also, large assortrmeu Of Roots
and shoes for Ladies and Gsntlsnen and we'll
selected stock Of Hats and caps. NJ ems over . nd
Under Shirts and Drawers and good stock Of
Ready Made Clothing always on hand cheap
and good assortmen, Of Groceries, Tobacco o, Ci-
gars. Hardware. Queenswarc, Willow Ware. 10
Mackere and Herring wholesale aud Rsts il.
oct "a, 1868
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Hossekepsrs look to yos, iste,sn, o~s doila,
sared Is tpo sayHsd.
S1NHE celebrated WELLINGTON COOK
Il STOVE with extended IRE box TOR long
wood. This now and beautiful Cooking
Stove challenges oil competition for the e..
quisite style Of ornament, and pertec. opera.
ton in oil respect. The oven extends under
the Dire box, aud the hues are 30 arranged
that the whole oven surface will bake per.
tectly and uniformly. The slightsst exan,iu.
alton OF this stove must satisfy every one
that 1t 10 . universal fayorite. 1t com,a snds
very extensive sale. For sale at city
prices, by PRYOR i BRO.
(Iantwell's old stand,) Elktou, Nd.
Aug. !. 1868.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

HOSPITAL BULLETIN.-We have received
the first number of the Hospital Bulletin, a little
paper printed at Chester Hospital, aud edited by
Mr. s. Logan who, in former days was An EN-
ploye Of the Vaig Office.
Subscription price of the Bulletin $l.O0 per
annum The money realized, to be assigned to
the fund for the benefit of sick and wounded sol
ders
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
VALUABLE FARM & MILL
PKOPERTY. AT pRIYATE SALE.

PROPERTY, AT PRIVATE SALE.
rINllE subscribers will sell at Private Sale. their
J. FARM and MILL Property, situated in Elk
township on Big ELK Creek. Chester county on
the road leading from Elkton to New London
within 81 miles from Penn Station, On the Balti-
more Central Railroad. The farm contains 276
ACRES, large MANSION HOUSE, Ave tenant
Houses, two large Barns, Wagon Houses and Corn
trees
The Mill property. consists of GRIST MILL
with all the necessary machinery for merchant
work with SAW MILL. ami a good water power
sold altogether, divided to SUIT purchasers
oct l7.tf. +. I. l. l. RICHARDSON.
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e. g. Internal Revenue
Fvx DISTRICT Of MARYLAND,

COLLECTORS OFFICE, ELkToE. SiD.
A LLpersons ip Cecil county reqnired to taAa
"A out l;csnAs under the Exci.s Lava cf to-
United States who have not procured the sars,
are he,eby notified to call upSn the un,tsrsn-rei
and receive their rrspertive license upon pay.
mont Of the tax imposed by law. lfsppbcsacrs
have not Keen signed aud del;vepd 10 the ss.
sistsot Assessor, Bisnks may be 1capd q thb
office wbe!e the application may bs sissed wbsp
The ioepse u delivered
]. r. MCCULLOUGH.
CslkcsSt ~ Uisuipt q Apry&IA
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VARNISHES.


PAINTS AND GLASS!
w b offer to Dealers, Coach makers and House
w Painters, at the very lowest nett cash prices
ME best Coach aud CABINET VARNIsHEs; Pure
WHITE LEAD; French and American ZIxcs
Chrome Grseus. and Yellows. drop and Ivory
ELAckS. and Il full assortment OF all the yIAxH
CuLvke-such US Verm,lions Lakes. Tube Colors
DC. also. Pa,ct aud vanish BRusnEs, Of The
best make Glusis,s DIAMONDS aud PoISrs ;
Paint stills single and double thick GLASS. of
all dss riptons and Of ali IsrsRIALs used BY
HOuse AMI Coach Painters-wh,ch We eau seii &
cheap. it not CHEAPER. than any other house
iroul the fact that We keep down our expenses BY
conducting oar business personally
Nix RAU.-ONE " THE FIKN-for many years
manufactured the VARSlsHKs sold by tho late
e. scnrack. We feel confident that our Var
kIsHEs are equal, if not SUPERIOR, to any manu-.
featured in this country. We warrant them to
give entire satisfaction, and if not as represented
the MONEY will DO refunded Give Us . cali
before purchasing elsewhere. A LIBERAL pIs.
COUNT MADE TO THE TRADE.
FELTON, 4 RAU,
Nos l36 / l35 North FOURTH Street. corner
cherry. PHILADELPHIA.
oct 8, 1859. SIN
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WANTED.

TWENTY medium sized, sober young
l. NJ +, N to ill Co. &C." Purn-il
Cavalry. A bounty Of Twenty five Dollars
W II be- paid cash on muster. Forty.,wo dol.
lars per year for clothing thirteen dollars
per month during term OF service, and Sow.
enty-fve dollars cash aud . warran, for ono
hundred and sixty acres OF land, at the end
Of the war. The Company is now stationed
At wilmington, Del, where recruits will be
received. Expenses Of transportation to
company will be refunded sitter enlistment.
THEODORE CLAYTON,
Capt. Commanding Company.
oct 81, 'H3-t. 80 s-s
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WOOD {!

We have been waiting with that com
mendable patience only acquired by an Ed.
tor of a country newspaper, for that Wood
some of our subscribers promised to send
this way.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
WASHINGTON, Oct. lG, 1862.
VIM. RalstOn :


DEAR SIR Having tried the Cattle Powder.
manufactured by you, I consider it u good article
for the discusses Of horses aud as good a propara-
ton as there is in the market.
HIRAM WRIGHT,
Assi- i We enary Surgeon,
For the uited states tfOverualsnt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

EPSON, BALTIMORE Co. Nh. May goth, 1858.
The undersigned for some time past has had
in use on his farm Fickardt's Cattle Powder v
and from the beneficial effects derived from it,
takes pleasure IN recommending the article to all
farmers, AS valuable preparation, to be given To
Horses and Cattle Some Of my work horses
that were in bad health. with little or no dispo.
siton for food on their taking .'Fickardts Cattle
t n PpeG amd "
HENRY Is. CHEW
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

naD. Way, Esq, Post Master at Port
Deposit, will accept our thanks for club
of new subscribers, this week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

RUTTER and EGGS.-5OO lbs. Butter
~ wanted at SO cts. per ID. /; i, 900 duseps
Of Eggs wanted 1t ~ csnts, per dog. at
nov. l4.2w. I. DkEEEEE'S,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

NEW CLOTHIEG.-Ovcr Costs, Drsss
~ Coats, Frock Costa. Psuts, Vests,
Drawers. Overhalls, Ehtrts, DC. ssc opening
this week. AZ T. n&Et kENR. 90 q. 4
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
Phiia., vii. 4 Bait. Railroad
Sewing Machines.

TIVE Franklin Machine has taken the lead Of
i all other machines in this county. A large
nnmoer are how in use, and they give satisfaction
in every case Nov is the time to buy They
can be bought cheaper Tow than at any othsr
SINE The manufacturers talk OF putting up the
price They work equal. If not superior to any
other machins DaW in use, For sale by
LDM. W. STAPLES,
May - 1853. Agent,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
TERMS CASH.

THE celebrated Royal Cook Store with
l. extended IRE box. for wood or COAL
Owing tu the unpreced nted popularity al
this stove, We have been induced to offer Il
with the utmost confidence, to those who
want good heavy cast Stove. Out OF the
immense number Of the Royal that have
been sold we have never heard = single com
plant Of failure to operate to entire satisfac-
ton, and We challenge the world to pressn.
any cooking stove that will do its work more
perfectly. For sale At City prices. for cash,
by PRYOR L BRO,
(Cansweiis old stand,) Eiksou, Nd.
Aug. !, 1863.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21
TESTIMONIALS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7, 1852.
To VIM. Ralston:
l have used your Cattle Powder, and would
state, that it possesses tho Qualities Of tonng and
renovating the stomach, Removing in some degree
the morbiac matter. Ican recommend for all
horses in private use, where the system is not
too much debilitated. j. TURNER,
Veterinary surgeon,
For the United States uOvernluent,
Washington, u. G.
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PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1855.


WIN. Halston, Esq.
DEAR SIR = 1t is with pleasure that certify to
the inva properties Of your Cattle Powder
have been using il for nearly eight mon hs. In
last June was travelling, my horse became very
sick; so bad that had to return home and apply
to a Farrier. 1t was nearly ten months before he
was fit 10 use. he being in such a low condition
happened TO stop in at Mr., W. Whites and saw
your Cattle Powder. made up my mind to try
package, and after using two of them it was
surprising to every one who saw the Horse. to sea
how much he had improved in Aesh and spirit
Those who had seen him before he became sick.
would scarcely believe him TO be the same. |
also recommend the Powder being fine thing
for the urine, and also to improve the coat, as il
gives it fine, silky appearance My friends SEE
ing The advantage Of it, have commenced using it
among their Ca.tIe NJ person should be without
it in their stables. | have seen it fully tested.
aud do consider it one of the best articles in use
Yours very respectfully
GEORGE SNYDER.
We, he undersigned. have used your Powder.
a; the request Of our friend, zoo. Snyder, aud
fud it very useful among our cattle
PETER OFT. JACOB OFT,
10 KEIsS.
Lower Merion Montgomery county, Pa
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 1883.

WIN. RaIst0n
DEAR SIR Having had your Horse aul Cattle
Powder in use for some time. d. chesrfully .ec
ommend it ds good article, and we'll worthy vi
pubic notice. NJ. JACKSON,
Sunerintendent Of tho Mule Corral
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

Ell TON ACADE MY,
ELkTON, MD.
JOSEPH ROOF, A. Ii. Principal,
LATIN, GKLLK, MATHEMATICS, &c.
Miss G. w. Thorpe, Preceptress,
ENGLISH BRANCHES AND FRENCH.
Professor Theodore Asche rfeld,
Music AND THE GERMAN LAxGVAaL.
TT is the design Of those connected with this
L Academy, as Teachers, to maintain y
school OF the first standing, one that may ask
and merit the patronage Ut the public, BY Of
iering to Young Ladies' and Young Gentle
men every opportunity of procuring y tho
rough and finished education.
Pupils from distance may obtain board
on moderate terms in the town.
Four Terms, Of Eleven " eeks each, con-
stitute year.
RATES PER TERM:
Elementary .....-....-....-...$3 OO
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
History, Composition and Defamation 4 90
Lain, Chemistry, Physiology s Rhetoric S so
Cheek, Surve, ing, Mentai and Moral
Philosophy 80 w
EXTRAS:
fIench 1900. -..-...--- -.- ~ w
beiul6n OsuV
Music on Piano and Guitar each ....... ~ w
drawing ..--.. W
Wa.er Colol Painting ............... 5 W
tUei, &c. for the season. ..--...... "
oct ., '63-ly.
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PRICE rs CENTS PER PACKAGE.
AGENTS-D $. Barnes d Co. 202 Broadway
N. Y; Dyott L Co. No 1872 North Second st
PHILADELPHIA; S N C. Nesbitt 4 Co, PoIt De
post, Md SUCCESSORS to james Wilson.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
nov Z 63-6mos
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NOTICE..

SAUSAGE CUTTERS AVID SUFFERS
~ just received, aud Tor SALE at the store in
the Hol"", by WM. McCLELLAND.
nov II, 1863
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IADWAYs READY RELIEF
FEVER AND AGUE.

Psrsuas exposed to tho Malaria Of Asus. X seIcsA
with Chils and Fever, viii 6nd positive Antdto and
euro il Railways Ready Relief Let tive teatpcnnfal
u the Ready Relief, IN wine glass Of water be tscn
getting out Of bed In tho nonnS, s.d however, e.
psesA 70 malaria ysS will escape.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

e;:iH5 OF SltHs:yIA
NsAdsahs. pssns In lbs Lebs-tr ,Ae G1nsea, s,x.
els, and kjdnsys-Coid Cblls and Re. Pushes, Lc...
ID Tongue Burnhg ax'n, Nsuscs, shvsriae Iniisooas
Los OF Appetite, Res,essness Ctidlnese &c kc o .
prcneoisnrJ synptous ns Malignant Diseases. C.s
6oxs Of tss READY HE1E 10 swf3ocss So brock us
md ssPsa tsssssA ssasa, aed rss&ess the ps.sss .
heaAh
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-21

SluNoHiS hhLC AAALoA SCHEO.
Twsaty Ysars OF Sisepless Nights.
Vim. Sydney Mysra, Ed oe Havana. Cuba, the OK.
reapocdsns Of the London Times, suffered vita Acuts
and Chsooc Rhesuatsm sos twenty Avs yoars ADD rcr
tveaty years he haA nc. sJoysd whole nights calm
ross. He applied RAILWAYS READY REIJEE-lt in.
sdissly gave him and secured him tire Arst esi,
and uGdjserrked slscp during the twenty ysxra -hs
ee1aAnssd w. Of TIC READY RILEY cured ssra.