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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-06

FARMERS PMNT.-Farmers will find the
following profitable for house or fence paint:
Skim milk, two quarts; fresh Stacked lime,
eight ounces; linseed oil, six ounces white
Burgundy pitch, two ounces; Spanish white,
three pounds. The lime is to be Stacked in
water, exposed to the air, and then mixed
with one. fourth milk the oil IN which the
pitch is dissolved to he added, little at a
time, then the rest of the milk. and after
wards the Spanish white. This is sufficient
for twenty seven yards, two coats. THIS is
for white paint. If desirable any othe,
color may be produced; thus, if a cream
color is desired, in place of part of the
Srnush white, use the ochrc alone.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-06

Loss OF APPETITE IN SrRING.-The de-
cline of appetite in spring is not the symp-
tom or effect of disease it is. as it were,
the wise forethought of Slcrpcss instinct
which puts out it,, blind ieclcrs ahead to clear
away danger. Instinct, that wonderful, in
palpable thing, the agent OF Almighty pow
err, the instrument OF divine love its les
son is. that the body does not require so
much food, hence the desire for it is taken
away and if men could oI!y be induced to
read that lesson Alright. to practice it by sim
ply eating according to the appetite, by not
going to the table if they do not feel like
taking anything" and then resolutely wait
until the next meal aud at no time eating
an atom, unless there were a decided desire
for 1t If such u course We're iUdiciously pur
sued. the spring time would be to us wax
lug up to newness of HE as it is to the veg
etabe world. But instead of thus cooper
atin9 with our instincts, 1--WE take some
thing bitters, pills, anything that anybody
advises as good for "whettIng up the apte-
lite. 1t acts like Il charm we speak loudly
in its praise, and dozen more are induced
10 follow the example But soon the bub.
. ole bursts. Mature was only dragged. her
voice was hushed oul Y to wake TIP little
t'rr to lind her ward Frustrated by seuous,
a,Dd as TO old persons, often fatal aicn"">s,
10 avoid spring diseases. abate the amoun,
Of food eaten at least ore.third, and work
or exercise with proporionate deIibera-
tion.-Dr Hall.
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Power of Imagination.

A'"Haf' iI. Dumas pun''sneu, some 1l;he
ago III ua''y lar's paper novel; IN "h'ch
'ae ht,o,he, pt"spq'"us aha nappy' - "s
e,"'..u ~ .w"''' p,'' ,ot;',l, s,r;h''a
symptoms WeIe mos. louen'''s'y ueSc'l"e"'
ana .he greatest interest was 'e'' 'of '''e
her"'ne; !, c.,. Ill
one Jay inc Marquis ue eh'oH''e" c"''eu
on nm .,,
pnmasi Sa'h me- nave vo" composed
.,'e e"o VI s ~, s'o's Nv" 'e'ns pao''s"eu III
'he or .,,
u 49, ~ ro' ~ 81 1;o :; .A,.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-06
Notice to Creditors,

This is to give notice, that the subscribers.
l. OF tcct county. have obtained from the
Orphans Court of Cecil county. letters OF
Administration on the personal estate OF
Anlassa Churchman, late Of said county, de
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 10Th day
OF April, 1866; they may otherwise, by law l..
he excluded from all benefit Of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment to the
Subscribers. Given under our hands, this
10th day Of April, 1868.
JAMES e. PERSON.
JOHN I. CHURCHMAN.
Administrators OF A. Churchman. deed.
Test-CmALKLEY Is. CUTLER, Reg
April 10, 1865 Gw
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A NOVEL GIFT TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON
On Monday evening, the 9th inst, coffee
or tea set. formerly used by jeff Davis and
| sold at auction with quantity of silver
plate. Just previous to the evacuation of the
city by the rebels. was presented to Prcsi
dent johnson by Colonel Freeman of Rich
mond, who purchased the articles at auction
sale.
The coffee or tea set in question is per
feet miniature or fac smile Of railroad To-
comotivc, with tender attached the loco
motive boiler receives the coffee or tea,
makes and discharges it through spiggot,
a steam whistle indicating when tea or coffee
is ready. The boiler of the locomotive is
of pore claim, and the figure of the fireman,
OF the same material, appears on the loco
motive vigorously ringing the bell, which we
suppose, means the breakfast, dinner or
supper bell. The tender, which is an adj
mixture of brass and other metal, carries
the sugar in an elegant sugar casson, with
goblet for cogniac and stunning small cut
glasses. The sides Of the tender are embe-
li>hcd with racks for cigars. The most Gu
rious contrivance of all is a secret music
box, located somewhere in the tender,
which, being set, plays eight popular airs.
sufficient in length to entertain a supper,
dinner or breakfast table. The whole es-
tablishment, engine and tender. rests upon
two beautiful enamellcd walters. Upon the
side of the locomotive. in miniature, is en-
blaZencd "Presdcnt Jefferson Davis" show
ing that the testimonial, locomotive and
tender, were built expressly for his use or
pleasure. Upon the front just above where
the COW catcher ought to be, appears the
Confederate national banner and battle. flag
entwined with the national ensign of France.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-06
Avoiding a Dun.

| A compositor in one of the daily news
paper offices, though a good fellow, like
many of the printing profession, for they
are all good fellows, suffers from repeated
attacks Of limited finances. or revenue dis.
proportional to his disbursements. He has
no objections to paying his debts, even to
the last penny, when he has the money but
when he is short, he aohors the idea OF meet
ing his creditors, for he hates dun as he
hates the d / or a dirty proof" On one
of The last occasions Of the pressure upon
typos monetary market, he was descending
| from news room to the street, when lie
met collector, who asked him if James IL.
Smith-giving the printers name worked
in that Office.
'Why do you wish to see him ?" asked
Smith.
II have a bill against him (producng it,
for $50, left by DR.. -, who. you re-
member, recently died and his accounts
have been placed in nay hands for collec-
ton"
james H. smith, replied the compost.
tor, repeating his own name slowly, as if it
had mysterious, familiar sound, and he
was endeavoring to recall it. | have heard
that name before, surely-Jamcs II. Smith
james II. James H-oh yes gas if with
sudlcn remembrance, he used to be en-
p;oycl nere certainly, certainly he did. |
remember now !; he worked next to my case
poor fellow - and the speaker paused and
looked sad
Did anything happen to him ?" asked
he collector.
Yes, he died one morning suddenly of
he cholera, after attending the sick bed OF
Il dyinE friend"
''Dl he leave anything?" asked the man
If bills.
GA no, the boys in the Office had to bury
aim. gave five dollars myself to help in
putting the generous creature under the sod
He died pcnnlesS.'
Then there is no use in keeping this BILL
suppose
None at all said James Fl. Smith,
And as the collector tore up the bill and de
parted, he continued, to himself, guess I've
got rid of the old bore. 1t wasn't, perhaps,
much of story was telling. Probably |
was only antcipatinga little after all-except
in the five dollars contribution
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GOLDEN
ITCH OINTMENT.


4 SAFE, convenient ana "ficac'ouS rem
"A EDDY for that most disagrreabie and tor
m"ntlrg dis"ldcr--the lTCll-has been
slways greatly needed but no one. il is
presumed, has before been discovered which
will certainly effect IL cure without having
ingredients in II both dlsagrecabie and dan.
grrouS. Those that have attempted its cure
with birthstone, have generally applied II
with mixture of hogs fat. or lard, worn tor
several days. ~ dried in 10y the fire. either oi
which exposes the patient to the most inImi
nent danger of ticking cold, by opening The
pores of the body, and at the same time
imprrgnaiims the blood with a poisonous
qu tlIty. aud weakening and d"hiitatng til"
whole constitution others have used oin:-
meitS which have either proved dangerous
to health. or Insufficient to effect a cure
But this will as certainly cure the ITCH
as II is applied it is easy and safe for any
age, habit or constitution. and attended with
no djsagrccable consequences of any kind :,
either at the time of using it, or at any time
after. lis can be proved by thousands Of PEG.
pie of different ages, constitutions and states
ct health, who have used this ointment, and
have been cured bv it.
No family ought to be without this valua.
hle medicine : for. ON the first auucarance of
this disorder, on the wrists and between the
fingers. &c. a slight application of this Oint-
ment will cure il and prevent it's progress
! and likewise its being taken by others. 1t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-06

DOCKET CUTLERY Just received, a
l. large invoice OF Pocket Knives of the very
best makes, which am Offering at low prices
for the times. f w. STAPLES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-06

GRAIN, CLovERsEED, &C., BouGHT.-The
" subscriber buys oil kinds Of Grain and
Seeds, at the Warehouse, near Elkton Depot,
lately occupied by II. S: Sites
Feb 10. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-06

r IME and PLASTER Chester Valley
IL Lime supplied by the car load, for :Agd-
cultural or building purposes; and Plaster
always ON hand. For sale by
Feb rs JOIN PARTRIDGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-06
Agricultural Chemical Co.'S.
CHEAP FERTILIZERS.

TUE Fertilizers prepared by the Agricultural Chemi.
cal Co.. IA Company chartered hy the Legislature of
pennsylvania with capital of S45Ou0O have been
proved IN prac'ce t" b" the cheapest, most profitable
AMI best f'r the Farmer, Gardner and Fruit grower of
al concentrated nhtnntes offered in any market
The Comlanys list embraces the following:
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Notice to the Public.

OWING to the unparalleled demand for the services of
" the undersigned. he is compelled 10 operate exclu-
sivey by engagement. Appointments for ordinary
operations he made by mail hut those of difficult
and prUtacted nature the patients will have to present
themselves for previous examination Persons falling
keep engagements will not be operated for at all.
Indgcut persons will be operated for by students free
of charge
N. bail letters must pass through the postofne.
B j. BlNG,
Mar II, 1865. Dental Surgeon
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-06

A A. MEXICAN GUANO of choice
n. quality, and PIIOSPHATES, for sale
by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
should be Attended TO.

A correspondent writing from Marion
comfy West Virginia. gives us an ac-
count of certain transactions there
which. if they lie rs he states them, Ger.
t.inly demand investigation. The sub
stance of our correspondents statement
Is that some time ago the store of MIR.
NAY. in that county. was broken open in
the night and robbed. Subsequently
some parties, whose names Mr., NAY IT.
fuses 10 give, went to his house and, by
threats of violence. eXtortcd some money
from him. Mr.. NAY estimates his total
loss. in goods and money, at twenty-seven
IlyuIre,l- dollars. While refusing to fur
pish ,he names of the guilty parties. he
alleges that both robberies were the
work of rebel thieves" Accordingly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
-. hrotNsr : co,onel Of Militia, has as

his brother, . Colonel of militia, has as
sesssd the amount ofMr. NAYS loss upon
all the MCCLELLAN men, in that COM
munity, and is collecting their horses, to
be sold at public auction, for the purpose
of restoring to Mr.. Nay the value of the
property taken from him, lsJ.a
If our correspondent states the matter
correctly, no distinction is made be-
tween the innocent and the guilty, but
all are made to suffer for the crime OF a
few whose names are known only TO MI
NAY and whom he refuses to point out
1t is certainly case which demands In
vestigation by either the civil OF the
military authorities, and we hope that II
will receive their attention. We Will
furnish the name of our informant to
whoever desires, and hasthe power, to do
Justice in the case.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17
The Legislature.

The following is a list OF names Oh
members of the Legislature, which as
sembles here to-day at noon: ..'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-17

The following is list of names OF
members of the Legislature, when as
sembles here to-day at noon: ...'
... SENATE.
Ist Dist.-John FL. Atkinson, Hancock
Daniel Peck, Ohio.
ond Dist-A. Hawkins, Marion.
Jas. Burley, Marshall.
Ord Dist-John j. Brown, Monongalia
4th Dist.-E. Maxwell, Doadrldgee..
Daniel Raymond, Richie
18th Dist.-E. S. Mahon, Jackson.
w. E. Stevenson, Wood.
9Th Dist-D. D. T. Farnsworth, Upshur,
]. NJ. Corley, Randolph.
9TH Dist-John NJ. Phelps, Mason
G.. Slack, Kanawha.
sth Dist E. d. Wright, Cabell.
j. B. Bowen, Wayne.
9th Dist.-No returns.
10th Dist.-B. NJ. Kitchen, Berkeley
A. Bechtol, Morgan
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Barbour-JOm KellOr
Berkeley-William Smith and William
Wien.
Braxton-Harvey +. Hyer.
Boone-NO returns.
Breoke-Charles F. Scott.
Cabell-James H. Ferguson.
Doddridge-Abel b. Parks. .
Fayette-William r. Cassidy
Greenbrier-No election.
Hancock-Buckner j. Smith.
Hampshire-O. ID. Downey and mos
Adams.
Hardy-John Michael.
Harrison-Nathan Golf and Solomon 3.
Fleming.
Observation-Disclosures Caste.
Jefierson-GeOrge kOOnce and Joseph
A Chapline.
Kanawha-William MARS and Spicer
Patrick.
Lewis-Aaron d. Peterson
Lopan-James H. Hinchman
Marion-Isaac Holman and John ).
Barnes.
Marshall-Wm. Alexander and Thomas
n. Trainer.
MOrgan-Louis Dyche.
Mason-Baptiste Gilmore.
Mercer-Thomas Little.
galia-Lee Roy Kramer and john
B. Tough.
Mouroe-NO election
Ohio-Daniel Lamb, Theodore N Cor
rell and Grcenbnry ID. Boner.
Pendleton-John BOggs.
Preston-James c. McGrew and VIM.
H. King.
Putnam-Joshua S. Morris.
Ritchie-Eli Riddle.
Roane-Henry c. MWhorter.
Taylor-Jesse II, Gather,
Tyler-Jacob f. Galloway.
Upshur-David 5. Pinnell.
Waync-Abel Segur.
Wetzel-Edmund Kyle.
Wirt-Joseph w. Hale.
First Delegate District wood ana
Pleasants)-IIoratio Crooks and Rath-
bone Van Wrinkle
Second calhoun and Gilmer)-Georse
X. Cox
Third (Clay and acknowledgements
l.. Stephenson.
Fourth (Webster and Pocahontas)-
Adam Gregory.
Fifth Quicker and Randolph)--Jesse
+. Phares.
Sixth (M'Dowell, Wyoming and RAJ
leigh)-Meredith Wells.
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coMMERcIAl. COLLEGE. HoII9AY eo0Rs{
FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURGH PA.
For1SpEb IN is4o, l

By LEGISLATIVE CHAR
-TfSS'TI lCI JJi TER. + l'llJl.iL
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Testimonials of oar present Superintendent
MIR THOMAS 3. SMITH.

Testimonials Of oar present superintendent,
MR.. THOMAS B. SMITH,
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sixth Ward Democratic Ticker.

Cgisc7-1d Bc1acL-I.T DAVIS
81 md BraacI-JoHS MILLER
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-29
FRESH ARRIVALS.

FRESH ARRIVALS.
WE HAVE nov in store a full and sompe,e
~ stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Dye stuffs, &C.,
consisting in part Of the following goods:
Quinine,
Castor and Sweet Oil,
Cod Liver Oil,
Best Salad Oil,
Best Ground Mustard,
Indigo and Maddsr,
d CoPPeras, English, 1880
sarsaparta, Ball's, and msay other goods.
j. q. WEBB & Whitfield.
Hillsborougb, N. T., Nov. 8, 1865. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-29
LOST OR STOLEN.

TWO ave hundred dollar bonds on William Maj
ner,sivsn 10 James 4. Morrow. dated June 3oih,
1859; one one hundred and sirly dollar bouS on
Ralph n. Graves, given to lanes T. Morrow, dated
Deesnbsi 26ih. 1855; one one hundred dollar bond
On luss d. Graves. given 10 James r. Morrow, da
ted January l7ih. 1851. hr. Manner and the Messrs.
Graves are warned not 70 pay OG the shove bends,
without orders from the subscriber. and ell persons
are warned not 10 trade for the above notes.
WIN. p. MORROW. E1'r.
November a. Ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-29

A Washington Dispatch saws the eIl.
nsiss int the next hscal year will be sbuui
slOU. OJO.00o. The expense, Al this limo
exeerd tna, smuunt. but are steadily beng
rrd,ccd.
specIal Indian agents have bcen deiegs.
ted 10 take l~rnty i've wagon load. oI az.
srleultural implements aud othrr presents
10 the Navajo Indians. ~ Kansas. as gift
from the Government.
Nashville had q. 900 inhabitant. II the
beginning Of the var. IL now numbers
o,er 1900 souls.
Gen. Howard has issued a eIteulat at
Jackson, Miss, urging The officers Of the
bureau TO endcasor 10 counterfeit the Ialse
impressions and reports indusiriously clr.
sulated among the freedmen, which tend
10 prevent industry and create disorder.
The stllens Of San Antonia, Texas, are
holding meetings 70 get up q State sub.
scrption Tor General Hood. crippled BIZ
wuuuds.
The State Convention 81 Florida has re
fuse,i 10 repudia,c the war debt but agreed
TO suOu'i, i 70 the..sOie Of the Pseple.
Canadian papers that have been rega rded
~ Of strong secession proclivities, declare
that Saunders ~ . nuisance y that hs
has cost Canada more than nillion o.
dollars. aud he ought 10 have sufficient de
deney TO leave The country.
The sin says. if the Shenandoah Is cla N
edby the Government Of the United State 8
there isno reason Zoe refusing the request
New Ysrk, Nov. 20.-Ths steamships
City OF London and the New ysrk, frot
Queenstewn on the 9th. have arrived. Tn
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MANNED.

Ia this e.uniy. On Tuesdsy Inc lib instant. BY
q. w. Johnaon. Esq. VI. WILLIAM TATE 10
Mrs SARAH srRAYHORN. eli Of IN. county.
On Thursday The AL instant. al The residence Of
the biiie's father. BY Joseph ". Mckee. nsq., Nh.
GUILFoRD LAWS, 10 Ms. ANNIE ". NAV.
GUN. daughter % VIZ. James sasgun.
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MOORE TO Mis-. CHARITY BROWN.