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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-05
Support the Admins

The following letter from Hon. Daniel
Dickinson is u good thing to put at the dis
organizers in Maryland, who are seeking
to array a party against the Administration,
and in fellowship with Seymour, Wood &
Go. Contrast the lofty patriotism of the old
war horse with the miserable, whining pre-
jadice of Reverdy Johnson Matit, Crisfeld,
Calvert, &c:
~ entertain the same opinion of the
rebellion to day that did on its outbreak,
that it must be put down absolutely and
uncondltlol ally, BY jor1e, if We would pre-
serve the government of our fathers, and
save our name from becoming synonym
for cowartlice and baseness wherever the
history of the American Reyolutlv1 has
travelled or its fruits been realized. From,
the commencement Of the rebellion have
urgei the union OF all true men, irrcspec
tive of political organizations, to aid the
Administration in crushing it. have la
bored faithfully to the end, and such shall
be nv effort in the future. | propose to act
and will act to this end, with all whose views
are the sama. regardless Of whence they
come, or what have been their opinions
upon other questions. and | will oppose all,
whatever they may have been in other times
or may be called now, who are giving aid
and comfort to rebellion. whether bodily,
with arms in their hands. or through the
cowardly and more mischlevous process OF
fomenling partisan strife aud encouraging
resistance TO the administration of the Gov
eminent in the prosecution OF the war.
The rebellion has received its death blow
1t has now little power for mischief. save
in its spasmodic struggles as it gasps out its
applications from its friends in the loyal
States, once or twice rise to its feet and
slagger ona little further, but this will rather
hasten than postpone the hour of its tiual
dissolution. AS it passes away, and the
law is preparing its halters, and dungeons
and banishments for conspiring leaders. let
US pray for the forgiveness OF the deluded
masses who have been cheated or driven
into this Wholesale murder, to minister to
the unwholy ambition of some of the most
hendish monsters who have ever desecrated
enrth. As for the mole.eyed politicians
amongst US, whose poverty of intellect has
not enabled them to comprehend the mag
nitude OF the crisis, when they shall cease
10 encourage the murderers Of our sons and
brothers, let US endure the exhi oitions of
depravity aud the ebililions Of their spite
without a murmur, and in sheer pity mea
sure out to them, as an antldos for their
Intellectual virua, that scorR which is made
most emphatic By expressive silence. "
Sincerely yours,
u. s. DICKINSON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-05

DEATH OF JOHN B. FIoyD.-Major- Cen
John b. Floyd died yes erday morning II
six o clock, at his resid nee in Arlington,
Virginia.
The political concoctors of the rebcIion
and its military leaders, are leaving the
scene of their abors and their iniam, wlth
IL rapidly that is slartii x. Unly few
days ago we had news of the death Of Yam.
cey. VINO originality - fired the Soathern
heart" and this morning we announce the
death of John B. Floyd, who probably,
more than any other man aided the rebellion
to becomed great practical military existence
Some days since Holmes. the Commander
of the Trans Mississippi Department. died
OF delirium tremens, and last week we mad
the death of Pemberton. who wasa asinated
Ivy one of his own followers. The career
OF Floyd while in the Cabinet of Buchanan
and in the days Of the rebellion inception,
is too well known to require to be recalled
After the Contederacy was established. he
aimed to be more of military than pullt-
zeal leader. He campagned for many
months against Gems. Rosecrans and Rey.
nolds in the mountains of Western Virginia
and the Kanawha country. But there he
won no laures and when subsequently he
transferred to the West and took command
of the defence of Fort Donelson against
Gen. Grant, his only feat was in etIecting
his escape with small body Of men PRYOR
10 the surrender. Since that disaster, us day
ne has figured but little, though now and
then we have seen his name in connection
with military matters in Western Virginia.
He has passed away from the world just
as the rebellion for which he blasted his
character, periurcd his sonl, and rendered
his name forever infamous, is breaking to
pieces; and this latter fact had probably
not IA little to do with his taking off, as well
as that of Yancey and other Of the original
cbeie
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-05
Union Mass Meeting.

The Union men of Cecil county, who
endorse and approve the resolutions and
platform of principles adopted by the State
Convention, which met in Baltimore City
June 23d, last, in accordance with call of
the State Central Committee. and who sup.
port the nominees of that Convention, and
who also support the Hon. John W. Crls
field. the candidate of the Union party for
Congress, are requested to meet in mass
meeting i'll the town of Elkton, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of September, next, at
10 O'Clock. a. NJ. 10 nominate n county
ticket to be voted for at the ensuing elec.
ion, viz candidate for the State Senate =
three candidates for the House of Delet
gates u candidate for Clerk of the Circui;
Court ~ candidate for Register of Wills
three candidates fer Judges Of the Orphans
Court shree candidates for County Com
mssionera a candidate for Sheriff; can.
didate for States Attorney, and candidate
for County Surveyor Executive Com
mttee tor Cecil county,
GEORGE. r. HOWARD,
J. HARVEY ROWLAND,
BENZ. +. MAY.
GEORGE W. BENNETT.
Sep, 3, 1868.
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D@4cAolEs.--on Of the spccia! delica.
oies OF modern times may be accounted
Speer' 3 Sambuci wine. wlicl. combines with
rare purity and nicity of favor, the good
qualities of port and clare,, it is neither
inslp'd nor bitter, but hits the happy me
dinm most to be desired in a constant bey-
eTagc or N a drink for the sick. For inva.
lids 1t is invaluable by virtue of its tonic
qualities, and particularly its absolute free.
dom from all aduterations Actual trial
will show that the Sambuci wine has eycel.
lence OF It's own unrivaed yany other wine
i'll the market. -Neu yorker
For sale by Rosse!i Il Hines, Ekton.
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end let us NO. listen to the last, gaspipg.
vomiting sigh of the weak and puny Cop.
pprhead, who with cha,ierng Jaws and
trembling knees, hissss out from his blood.
less lips we have no Government now
hen ii becomes generally known that tie
draft will undoubtedly take place, | think
there Is 40 d>'dbt may companies viii! he
formed. Mr. David Scott is raising a cav.
airy company. over which he intends TO
be CHptifA. Here is an excellent olpor,u-
nifty offered to those who wish to enter the
service. Mr. Scott. no dnubt. will make y
good and erilcient commander, who will do
his utmost 10 bring cclniort TO his men, and
share with them alike the hardships. the
dangers and the pleasures of u soldier life.
Though our country is Involved in var. there
are those who persist that this is time to
dance. Invitations to two L$c nics have
been distributed this week. One to he held
nj Giiqin Rocks. on Thursday, the 10Th
inst, and the other. about two miles from
HlanIan s Tavern. On Saturday The 9TH
inst. We wish them all gala day of plea-
sure. believe shall not. at present. men
tion any more items. If anything remark.
able should occur in our midst, :, note will
be made OF them. | hope nothing will
occur which would be unpleasant 10 dis
close !. but lei it be remembered
A ch.r.'s am Zig taking miles
And faith he'll prcnt anr.
lwoNDERwHoiTIS.
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Primary Meetings,

TIE unconditional Unicn vo.ers of Cecil
county are hereby requested to assemble in phi
mary meetings in the several Election Districts
Of Cecil County, on Saturday, the 9Th day of
September rcSt, 1t O'Clock, Z. NJ, at the sew
ernl places of holding such meetings. in said
Districts, Except in he Eighth, where Rock
Springs viii be substituted iii place of>Jounk
Peasant tor The purpose of making non7iN-
lions tor the several District Officers, 10 be elect
ei 1T he ensuing November election. Also, to
choo2s five Gesega.es !rOut each Election Dis
nici, to AZ elib.e al xlkton, oil Wedrc Sday the
9Th day Of Ser'e".her next. at II O'Clock, i NJ,
in lourty Convention, for the purpose of noiHi-
na;ing cnrdlc.es for the following Offices to be
voted for NJ the State election in November
-ieSis 70 Wit: a s &C Senator, thee members OF
The Hcnsc Of De!ogaeS, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, Register OF wis, thee Judges of the
Orphans Court, three County Commissioners,
SIH'ts Attorney, Sheriff and County Surveyor.
JAMES McCACLEY,
II. MORTON,
J. TOME,
+. REYNOLDS,
A. MCINTYRE,
Aag. O., 1863. Central Committee.
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THE ELECTION IN SAN FRANclsco. San
Francisco. September. No trade doing
o day. The stores and shops are generally
closed, the citizens all attending the eec-
non. The vote of the city up TO tour p. NJ
is unprecedently large. The majority for
the Union State ticket will be about seven
thousand. i he Peoples Union Legislative
ticket will probably he elected by one thoas-
aud majority.
Telegra>4Mc returns from Sacramento
Nevada, Stocton, Sam Jose and Mavsville
countless up to noon, estimate the majority
in those precincts for the Union State ticke ct
us nearly two to one.
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DAVENPORT, Sept. 3.-From Albuquerque
New Mexico) papers received here, we
learn that on the 2Sth of July, Colunel Kit
Carson. with part oft First New Mexican
ltegis'cnt, had fight with the Navaioe In,
dians e ord Fort Candy. The Indians
we're defeated, with the loss Of thirteen kill
ID twenty wounded and many prisout rs.
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WATCHES,
JeWeIry and SilFer-Ware.

x The undersigned would respectfully invite your
ID attention I" his well selected stock Of Fine Gold
- ,.Y,s.nd silver wATt HES Enc Gold J..WHDRY II
every kind aud variety Of syles-conp ising all of the
ST aud most B"ACTIFCL DESIGNS
Also SOLID SlLV ER-W ARE EorAB TO ColN--and the
best make Of SILVER PLATED WARE. Each article II
WARRANTED to be REPRESENTED.
ES Watches AMI Jewclry carefully REPAIRED
satisfaction guaranteed. JACOB HARLEf,
Successor To Staufer & Harlry,)
No. 81 MARKET Street.
Sep 5, lS63-3m PHILADELPHIA.
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MECHANICAL.

PORT Deposit
flesti;sg Mill sad Sasil Factory.
" : 10 Ito sttra'icn &c AL prrsons in the
w C':y >; t"u.ity ahn 90. ,ent.!te .hc cree.
Ten ~ dwellings,, Essis 4. 10 our extensive
s"cs ~ cu'idit Materials in the .oHsh ind pre-.
y+;"t "a. ase n ;,sGt rs follows:
Locus AND MINpuW FRANCS,
tCTrcHkf and Plain
ri'EIH. NiEITiAN AID pivot;
1ikt!. S.;' %fEh.>:
Sa>i:rs. .t..sz,l mi no; GiaLvi
etrjI t't..ii Mas
!1T arp r,"U:
j.i:..Gk Els:
WOODEN HANrEls:
NJ MEL posts, ,.
EALtSTTRS,
BARN yENTliA1JkS;
fINI ~ Glass
JtiiIEEo' HhRGWARE.
S!sN WEIGHTS AMI CuRp;
n4Nb RAiLlNu,
SAtE-H tEMS.
-&LSo-
rEr..Ep riE.1RI-a:
ftjLNN PINE. NORWAY PINE WHITE
Pine. 40 HimL;Ck wail ssasnnsa
IN .f tbe above Ne uIsI ivn for Caah or an.
J:rsfri rrrCr.
- oI1-rs By nail or otlerwiss rromptly
A:,cLde,! 80 u EIEhfIHT'% EXGCUToHs
y. ". holland. Manager
Tor: Dep sit Mar. ~, l3f2-Gm
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Uic0.

At North East, in this COUNTY, ON the both
Nt. ANTHONY WHARTON, in his Goth year
hong resident of the 9TH Dist.
Al Fairfax Seminary Hospital, near Alexan-
d'a. Va George w Hamilton, of Company G.,
9th Maryland Regiment, aged q years month
and ~ DAYS
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Combination. Cook for Coal or
WOOD.

fTNfI1S Stove has been in use over 2 years
l. and has earned for itself a reputation nm
eqnaIed by'any stove in the m,ket which we
are prepared t. show by those having them
IN u.s.. 1t h4s extra large Aues, together
with l. large oven. The oven being protcc-
ted at different points by al. chambers which
cqnaliZrs the heat and makes it Il perfect
baking oven fhis stove is nov made with
an extended fire room, which takes in long
wood. thereby saving much labor in cutting.
The public are invited to examine this stove
before making a purchase
e. W. STAPLES.
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The UNION Mass MEETING. --Springf eld.
ILL.,, Sep. 3.-The Union mass meeting
assembled to-day was an immense demon
stration. The Presidents letter was read
and received with demonstrations of ap-
plause.
Resolution, were adopted, returning
thanks TO the volunteers that have nobly
rallied to their country's standard in the
hour of h"r trouble, and declaring that in
view of the extra ordinary difficulties and
embarrassments which have environed the
National and State atfairs during the present
atrocious Rebellion the efforts of the con
stituled authorities Of the National and
state governments commanded the highest
respect for the zeal, ability and fidelity by
which they have been marked.
Speeches were made by Governor Yates.
Senators Dnoitie and Trumbull Generals
McCler 'ahi. o. esby AMI Lane, ~ Indiana,
and other distinguished gentlemen.
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New COUNTETFEIT.-A new counter
fh}t Is cent postage stamp has made its APP.
pearance in Philadelphia. The general
appearance is bad, and can be easily
detected by comparing i, with the original.
The engraving is bad and the printing is
much inferior to the genuine.
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4iiarric0.

At Meadow ttage, the residence of t e
hides paGi.ts, on Thursday, September d,
w. PI, Nm y EWING and Mrs EMMA J..
S lrrH, anghier Of Robert Pike, of Broone
county, n Y. =,
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Che 1tlarkrts.

ELKToN MAREET,-Red Wheat, 81 81 F.;
White do. 81 40; Corn IS cents Oats
3SW3S cents. Clover Seed per pushell, 81.
WILMINGTON MARKET. Sep. 4. Flour
per barrel, 50 100 : 90, heat, per bushel,
80. Cora, 50 Corn meal, per buShel. s; !;
Oats, 900 30; CIovcrseed per bushel, 81 80
Timothy Seed, S3 90
BARRYMORE MARKET. White Wheat. 81 %
q 40; led Wheat, 81 p: Corn, white,
lut" rs cents; Yellow, So" IS cents T.
bushel Oats-N aryand, 34Gs44 cents
and 34(o II cents for Pennsylvania.
HAY AND SrRAw.-We quote good to prime
baled Timothy at 25a521; loose do. at pa
"a and 2Ua$2o per ton for Rye Straw.
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THE DRAFT.-We call the attention.

Of our readers. to our correspondence letter
from Zion. Reliable information is con.
tanned therein, concerning the draft. 1t
appears about $50 men will be drafted in
the county, out Of which 42S will be re
uured.
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About sixty persons, chiefly the heads
of families and residents Of Kansas city and
vicinity, who are believed to be elders and
abettors of the rebellion, or strong sympa-
thi2crs with it, have been ordered bv Gen.
Ewing to remove from the district. The
list includes many of the wealthiest and
influential families in this vicinity. Their
houses Will be taken for the families of
Cnion refugees. A number of orders for
the removal of leading sympathizers at
Westro Independence, are also beine
made out.
The Chattanooga Rebel publishes n
rGror of a fight at Washington, Tennessee.
on the 22d, between General Forests com
mand and u large force Of Union troops.
who it was said. We're driven back seven
miles. The loss on both sides was staad
TO be heavy. The reported advance of
Burnside On knoxvileis confirmed.
The correspondent of the Boston Trarcler
under dae Of New Orleans. August a3rd. re-
flutes the repeated assertions OF the Rebel papers
that the soldiers OF General Banks Army were
dying of yellow fever. On tie contrary. the
correspondent states that good health prevails.
both in the army and in the city Of New Or
leans,
The Rebel pirate Alabama was seen on
the sth OF July i'll about latitude degrees
north and longitude % degrees west: and
the pirate Georgia was seen on the lIth of
July IN latitude % degrees 10 minutes south
and Longitude 80 degrees minutes west.
The Secretary Of the Navy has left
Washington tor a tour of inspection through
the New York. Boston and BROOKLYN Navy
Yards and will visit Philadelphia on his
return.
The army will soon be paid, as warrants
for paying all the troops in the field will be
issued tomorrow.
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$500 A gentleman whose name is at this Office,
and who resides in Frederick county, offers to
make the following bets on the coming election ;
500 That Goldsborough carries Fred'k. Co.
500 Washington
SEQ =" Carroll
Slu0 Allegany
800 that Gcllsborough carries the whole
four counties.
Tue following bets can also be had by any
enthusiastic .riQnd Of MI Malfit, on application
nj this Office
500 That Goldshoroush carries Cecil Co.
Sl00 Baltimore
SiC0 Z" Baltimore city
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- The State Central Committee of the In
conditional Union Party, is announced to meet
in Baltimore on the 9th Of September Jacob
'E'nmc aud William ]. Ioues, Esqs are the
: s,lbsIs for Ills county.
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In THE CLOTHING AND JEwELRY


In THE CLOTHING AND JEwELRY
BUSINESS. Albert stephens was arrested
on Monday last, charged with stealing a
miscellaneous lot Of cothiug, watches, &c.
belonging to Augustus. Dreka and George
@hnitcer. The party accused had been
employed by Mr.. Dreka, who placed the
most unbounded confidence in him, which
confidence he showed himself entirely wor.
thy of, hy stealing his employers dress
coat, overcoat. pantaioons, shirts. &C..
together with two watches from Mr.. Shnit
Ger. He was committed by Justice Torbert,
in defuunlt Of six hundred dollars bail
NScoTrs CAvALRY.-A few more men
areSwanted to fill up Captain SCOTS cavalry
Company. This will. perhaps. be the last
opportunity offered before the draft. which
will undoubtedly taks place soon. Those
who wish to volunteer. can obtain all the
requisite information, by calling on Captain
David Scott at Scott's Mills, or Mr.. Robt.
z. Cantweil, Elkton.
a.as~ Those of our readers wishing to pnr.
chase ManI!las, Cloaks and Furs, are invi-
ted to the Popular Establishment of J. ".
Proctor & Co.. go Chestnut Street. Phla-
delphia, where they will find large assert.
ment on hand and cannot fail to be suited
both in articles and price. See advertise.
ment in this issue.
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JOINS l. CHeSLEf'S
l"i&oTED
Ga.ta Pcrcha Cement nGoSvg.

IT is Fire a:.d "a'N. Proof. It can DO applied
! in iva and old i,roi. "f MI kinds steep or f.t.
AZ! % .a.nS!c hc,h without r,in3,ing The shin
gies
ihi. Hr,icle has been thoroughly .e,,e In New
!"!a @lfy: ..d MI p'E,' Of the United s'Ates.
Canmd' IVES: Indies ard C~utral md South
hr:Crics Of h;liidiI gs Of III kinds, such .ae
t.r ga FoHnlri,s tn.rcha-. Rail bod Derots
lana ard cn Frh:c IniliirYs generally. Gov
CT: :at:a buildings DC hy the principal Builders
h:chlects and others during the pas, four years,
s:i has rrc' ed 10 DO thu che.pes. and most DUR
b e .cofins IN use it il ia every res, ect Fire
H";.I WsstIi'r and In9 "rocf covering :"r
i,c"rs &c e" ,.n's
i.:ss IS Inc OILY n!a;cria' manufactured in the
L:',te. state: 1","h conlt;nc3 he very desirable
l-ular;"s If hlAstic'y ana Dur,h ity, which are
.a;,c-s.''y acks Nv iy@i to b. possessed b.
u-.;s Persia ana India nnhbcr.
10 s@TorSe u applying il is tr;flng as an
r.:'r.rs Roof can h. covered AMI finished the
-siae BAY. md vii N flashed forms - perfectly
s-a Frouf ST. riace with IN elastic body, whicn
saa'.pt bs injnrc, by Hat. cold Stor.uy.
StsinhinS Vi ieof Boards, no, any eatrrn.I
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE PARIS MANTILLA,
Cloak anl Fur E.nDoYiun.

No. go Chestnut ST., formerly No, 1859 Phslelphi.
+ W. PROCTOR Il co. invite the atten-
-. ton II their Friends to their large and
Superb Stock of Fine CLOAK mi FUR, I'M
paralleicd in any former srason--
= The incr aScd accommodation afforded in
oar new location, enables us TO devote the
fullest attention to our
FUR DEPARTMENT
which will he found vel furnished with eve
ry description of FIRST CLASS FURS. which
which will be guaranteed as represented, or
the money paid will he refunded.
ORDERS per mail will be carefully attended
to. and delivered, Express charges paid, any
distance inside OF 100 miles.
J. W. PROCTOR Il co.
No. 920 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
sep. 5-ly.
BE WISE BY TINES!
no not trife with your Health, Constitu-
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IT you are suffering with any Diseases for
which Htl.MBOLD;S EXTRACT BUCIlU
is recommended.
Try 1t! Try 1t! Try 1t!
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At Little Expense,
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Cut out the Advertisement in another COL
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFE1TS
Ask for llelmboids's. Take no other.
CURES GUARANTEED.
sep. I'm.
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FIREPLACE STOVES.

T HAVE made arrangement for putting UP tho
l celebrated fireplace stove, and am preparedto
fill all orders ut short notice. This stove isso
y ell known that it is needless for me to name any
# its merits Repairing done on these stoves ut
4 short notice. L. w. STAPLES
N. Il these stoves are put up and warranted
to give satisfaction.
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CCTT.i rEYscssA cEwEYTs,
DIR. e, ]. DING,>
T)IE TiST.

T. kToh, ND.--All operations warranted
j. =" CIV satisfaction,
.'%'ttyth Extracted and Filled without
- s;ne pain.
icrs"ns cav rely or sea;ng me by calling
- ~ :i,us iur!u1 tie first tirre weeks OF
.Ici !s1i,iA. Nov !, lS62-tf.
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IcnrscNViH1 KETTLES "A full assoltm snt
1 Il Brass ard Muslin Preserving Kettles on
l....! fad for sac Cheap ~ +. v. STAPLES.
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IrhaE's ,mpKUNTf ST0NiwARF AIR.
IL !:.!{,T p.rSfHVEEG JARS posses nd
-:n..s.- n.c. ell OIL rr risd9 Of Tnrs r.onewsre
~. ran he u.,d fr any i.ngit III me. Scaling
~: fur>,igh4.s with III. Jar- For 81. by
i,iv a. ,tj3s T.. ". STABLES.
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fy'.7EN srtJTE---A goo article If SCALES
- NH b:ss and Weights from ! OF 10 . lbs
II -a.:- ny T. W. STAPLES.
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Now is the line 10 circnlee tho documents
Let "a. friends, and the friends OF the Union
send III their clubs.
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TIE CAMPAIGN WliIG 4!
ONLY Oh C.TS,t

wv L 20 Z >
During the present political campaign Tie
T4ig will discuss freely and fcarlessly MI the
issues before the people, without attempting to
doige or ignore any OF them and in order that
srnd rItS' correct doctrines may be geuo..''''
dis*c.Aing,y, sc cti,l it from now till tie s.ec
lion On tlr foiiuyYinc .e.uls:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-05

UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRISIER. --Somn.
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