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iaR1vER.-Yesterday was a beautiful
day and business on, the Wharf was
quite brisk. The arrivals We're the
Eagle, Linnie Drown, Emma Graham
and Mink. The departures We're the
Linnie Drown for Cincinnati, Emma
Graham for GAINESVILLE, New State for
Charleston, Beulah for Charleston, Ea-
gle for Parkersburg.
The Lipnie Drown took out n splen-
did trip, being loaded to the guards and
having all the passengers she could ac-
cofnmodate. $50.
The New State and BeUlah took out
asi passengers the discharged men OF
the Seventh Cavalry. 49, e as
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STRANGERS.

Trust not your lives or health to the car e., !
many unleaTned and worthless pTelenuse ]
destitute of knowledge, name or CnaLaC'e
who copy DIR. JOhnStOn's advertisement; I,
style Themselves, in the newspapers, tes . lL1
" Educated Physicians: Incapable oil cum
they keep you tTining month aiter nl NOM
taking their filthy and poisonous com y,
or as long as the smallest fee can pc op' LaT
and in despair, leave You with r1lned nes,.
to Sigh over your own CALLING dtsappolnt9e.,
DIR. Johnston is the only physician an''
Using.
His credentials or diplomas, always hang
his Office. 4.
His remedies or treatment are unKn9sW " 4.
all others, prepared from n life spent y, IN i, u
great hospitals OF Europe, the INST IN !.
country, and more extensive pT1tdls pro-
than any other Physician in the Wonu.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRES
The many thousands cured ut ms I iLls' h
ton year after year, and the numeIOG, X
portant Surgical Operations .perioIlltey1s
DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the TepoisSgIsr
the "Sun," Clipper" and many othet Y KY snt
notices Of which have appeared ae EiM
again before the public besides MS slSs;Iiil
as q gentleman OF character and resl1g .,oj
ty, is a sufficient guarantee to the alLlE S,,n
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUKin
DBNo letters received unless post:-{gaaigI s 4
containing stamp to be used on Una lS e.
Persons writing should state age, ana st S,or
ton of advertisement describing sEiIuRR n
a JOHN NJ. J0HNSIOSS.;; t M,ng
OF the Baltimore Lock Hospital E STaT[I,rl
e febl5-lY"
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80 Il %--I88tJ5I II ss s.fiy=rH re,
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G.. B. CALDWELL.
AUCTION

NENTS. HBMMED LINEN HANDKER-
~ chiefs, at old prices. Two hundred and
fifty dozen Ladies' Linen ahandFercTTafsSt ~
l22%, lS4 and Csc. Handsome hemmed.
stltensq handkerchief at 873Sc, 81 lEII'i>
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@O URE w 4 RIA rT1 I D,7s
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
2 Ii L 5'LJS9 NTsPkT0MS. III

swcan for Circular describing all SYMPTOMS.
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Noviolent Swinging of the Head.

1t Cures cATARRH; and Pain in the Temples.
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Washing NTnlln Rna.,

Washing Made Easy. -
TNI&ME .AND.AToNEY SAVED BY. USING
~. BaIb5itts New York Soap, Give 1t a trial.
jyls -. Corner Market and .. o sri IHs ta
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= : !EattaI.
BA 5Ia q ORE 9 l.l'. LOCK R0SPRI7
ar. ir't FROM ON GAoKERT.IsssE 'rGr
TIE III EoNLYPLA cti IfrrIrn,.
dIaEsONLYP PA CE WHEPE ~.
= seg.s,1csl BE OBTAINED eeRRCt

Especially, who have becons .,,.
SOLITARY Vice, that dreadful ana shtirS l
haolt which annually sweenS IN oS Seiluc,,a
grave thousands of Young Men az ~ e1,lp+S,,
exalted talents and brilliant inf ~ " H1 Si
se8ates 03 @ftR the f haHs sntG9nSed &
walked to ecStacy the livinoI ,eIoqueNS
with full condolences. d 4s 4SEe, mSy a
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tint s5Tleq PeGs1p ,i, OF Young Men cOu,s
ness organic debility, deESIIipnTQ vs. wal
cpredE( Eei5aE ..sr.r . ''eS SpeeClI
: He who places himselfundert Tho 49,,
y, may religiously contlde in his G b cane Of
ihI sa 2 ana confidently rely 3pSb a
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uIes 'oATARRH In allits Types and Stages.

"a Cures CATARRH, and averts CONSUMPTION.
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PLASTER PARIS.
R0 BBLs. PLASTER PARIS, BEST quality
OU received by 10 - - t''''''i ~
'sT Z r. C. HILDRETH & BRO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-23

A CHRISTMAS PuDDING FOR A LARGE PARTY
When small fingers. can aid in the required
preparation, and assist in the demolition of
good, plain family pudding, one pound of
raisins, one pound of currants, one pound
of suet, and two and a half pounds Of -four,
with one pound of sugar, three eggs, and a
tablespoonful Of ground allspice, one ounce
of candied lemon, one ounce OF orange-pecl
Prepare these ingredients as usual, and boil
this pudding at least seven hours. Always
place an old plate at the bottom Of the sauce
pan in which a pudding is to be boiled, and
do not imagine that a plum pudding can be
overlooked; we never knew any instance of
this, but we have known many pudding
perfectly dry in the center for want of sui
fcient quantity of water, or too small
saucepan IN which to boil it; and we have
also known rich plum-puddmg appear at
the table in the form of very rich soup for
lack of being firmly and tightly tied rhcn
put into the pudding cloth for boiling. Never
omit to dip your pudding into a pail Of clear,
cold water for about three minutes when
taking it up for being dishcd, this renders it
firm and prevents the cloth adhering to it.
Some persons put brandy into the pudding
when making it but we preter-especia
for Christmas have little brandy poured
over the pudding after it is dishcd; then set
fire, and so very carefully brought into the
dining Children delight in this sight.
Some prefer having little drop from a ia
bespoon poured over each slice Of pudding
and set on fire ere it is handed round and
some kind uHcle is kind enough to get the
tablespoon heated, and superintcnd this lit
tie exciting arrangement. The pudding
may, if desirable, be made and boiled at
leisure, and hung NJ, if tied up in the pud-
ding cloth, for day or two. When wanted,
put it into potfnl of boiling water for about
an hour or two. depending on the size of the
pudding, then dipped into the pail of cold
water for dishing as before Described
Some almonds should be blanched, simply
by pouring scading water over them in a
basin, when the skin, are easily peeled away !;
these almonds should be stuck into the rud-
ding ere it goes to table, and with these and
the brandy, or without either, do, for the
love of our happy Christmases Of yore, just
stick in the center of our pudding, lie it
large or small, rich or poor, one bright sprig
of holly that has on it about dozen of its
own beautiful red berries.
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Curious Obsta cIcs to the EstaD.
Iishn,ent of the Telegraph in
India.

From: an article in the atlantis Monthly
for November we extract the following pas
sages:-
The establishment of the electric telegraph
in India presented some curious as well as
difficult problems. In the first place, it was
discovered that the air of India is in state
of constant electrical perturbation of the
strongest kind, so that the instruments there
mounted went into high fever and refused
to work. Along the Moth and south lines
current of electricity was constantly passing,
which threw the needles out of gear and
baillcd the sgnalers. Moreover, the ire
mendous thunder storms ran up and down
the wires, and melted the conductors. The
Monsoon winds tore the teak posts out of
the sodden ground the elephants and bufla-
loes trampled the fallen lines into kinks and
tanglcs the Delta aborignies carried off
the timber supports fer fuel, and the wire or
iron rods upon them to make bracelets and
supply the Hindoo smitheres and the cot
ton and ice boats hedging up and down the
river, dragged the aubaqueous wires to the
surface.
In addition to these gravcr difficulties were
many of an amusing character. Wild pigs
and tigers, scratched their skins against the
posts in the jungle and porcupincs and ban
dicoots burrowed them out of the ground
Kites, fishing eagles, and hooded crows came
in hundreds and perched upon the line to
see what on earth it could mean, and, SOME
times after thunder storm, when the wires
were wet, were found dead by dozens, the
victims Of their curiosity. Monkeys climbed
the posts, and ran along the lines, chattering
and dropping an interfering tail from one
wire to another, which tended to confound
conversations with Calcutta
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EGG NoG-As this is the season wien
people are apt to indulge ii the luxury of
egg nog, we give the following formula for
making the genuine article which is said to
be digesihle and will not cause headache
The quantity of brandy and wine is only
sufficient to give it an agreeable favor:
Take the yolks of sixteen eggs, and twelve
tablespoonful Of pulverzed sugar, and beat
them to the consstcncc Of cream; to this
add two-thirds Of nutmeg grated, and beat
well together; then mix in a half pint OF
good brandy or Jamaica rum and two
vine glasses Of Madeira wine. Have ready
the whites of the eggs beaten to stiff froth,
and beat them into the above described mix
ture When this IS all done, stir in six pints
of coed rich milk. There is no heat used.
Don indulge too freely.
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SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER %, 1865

short, and Ellen lad gone to New York
from the little village near which Mr.. Ora
hams house was situated. The departure
for Europe, and the certainty all felt of his
fate, had prevented any search being made
for the boy, and we presumed the railway
officials supposed he belonged to sonic party
on the train.
1t was a glad day for all, for if lost my
little treasure, | won from Lillian the right to
be called in good truth Trot's Uncle Char
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NAtice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice. that the subscriber of Cecil
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
said county, letters of Administration on the personal
estate of -
late of said county, deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
authenticated,
On or before 18th day of November, 1865;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this 18th day
of November, 1868. GEORGE EARLE
Administrator of Hester Sophia Mclntre decd.
Test-CHALKLEy b. CUTLER Register.
Nov Is, 1S65-6w
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice. that the subscribers of Cecil
county, have obtained from the Orphans Court of
said county letters of Administration on the personal
estate Cf
SAMUEL GREASER,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
on or before the 9th day of September, 1865;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate requested to make immediate payment 10
the subscribers. Given under otr hands this 18th
day Of November, 1865. SYDONIA GREASER,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Administrators of Samuel Greaser, decd.
Test-CulLKLEY b. CUTLER, Register
Is, lS65-6w
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Rs" a bachelor, after all his matrimonial
attempts, pathctically eSclaims -
When ! remember all
The girls I've met together,
feel like a rooster in the fall.
Exposed to every weather;
] feel like one who treads alone
Some barn-yard all deserted
Whose oats are fed, whose hens are dead,
And off to market started.
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DouGHNrTs.- Take three pounds of -four
one pound Of butter, one and half pounds
of SUGAR; cut the butter fine into the flour !;
beat six eggs light, and put them in add
two wine-g glasses Of yeast, one pint Of milk
some cinnamon, mace, and nutmeg; make
it up into a light dough, and put it to rise
Vixen it is light enough, roll out the paste,
cut it in small pieces, and boil them in lard.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

DHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Children 8
L Presentation Books, Picture Books, fire
assortment of PerfumSry, and Pocket
Knives, suitable for Christmas Presents.
Also, fine assortment of Fresh Confec-
tionery, such as Candy Toys, fine Candies,
plain Candies, Raisins, Figs, Currants,
Citron, &C., just received and for sale by
L. J. MOORE,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Dec 16-2w Port Deposit, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-23

gsy~A clergyman in Mobile went to Gen.
Granger and asked him if he proposed to
compel the rebel clergy to pray for Andrew
johnson.
compel you - was the Generals reply ;
"why, if your prayers do the President Of
the United States no more good than they
have done jeff Davis, it is of no sort of con
sequence about your humble prayers any
way
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PICKLE FOR BEEF TONGUES. To two gal
Ions of water, add three pounds Of salt, one
pound of brown sugar and half an ounce of
saltpetcr. Boil and skim the pickle till the
sediment ceases to rise. After the pickle
cools put in the tongues; let them remain
ten days, and then hang up and smoke three
or tnur dave
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-23

Esis Hear Shakespeare on courtship:-
- If she do frown, It's not in hate Of you,
But rather to beget more love in you:
If she do chidc, It's not to have you gone;
For why, the fools are mad if left alone.
Take no repulsc, whatever she doth say;
For Get you gone she does not meal
'away,'r
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Ns39" Mother" said Jemima Spry to her
venerable maternal relative, "Sam Flint
wants to come counting me tonight
''Well you jade, what did you tell him"
ooh, told him he might cone; wanted
to see ho'c the darned fool woua act -
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BLACK EYES AND BLUE.

Black eyes NEST dazzle in a hall;
Blue eyes most please at evening fail;
The black conquest soonest gains;
The blue conquest most retains;
The black bespeaks lively heart,
Where soft emotions soon depart;
The blue stgadier flame betray,
What burns and lives beyond day:
The black may features best disclose;
The blue may feelings all repose.
Then let each reign without control,
The black all mind-the blue all soul!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-23

ls57 "Somebody says that pretty woman
is a brilliant poem, full Of rhyme, sentiment
and all manner of illustrations. When
bound in ones arms she increases to several
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-23

BegnA poet, who is engaged in examining
the various "waterfalls' that adorn the
heads of the ladies now, has perpetrated the
following:-
Such curls as those your sister wears,
How many maids have prayed for!
Now, candidly, are they her own?
Oh! yes they're hers-and paid for !
This poet is named" Birdseye!'
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DONE DUST-A superior article. For
- sale. ID. SCOTT X BRO.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

PY virtue of two writs of Ficrl Facas,
- issued by Vim. Torbert, Esq, Justice
of the Peace, in and for Cecil county, at the
suits of Alexander Curry and Josiah R.
Fesmre, against the goods and chattles,
lends and tenements Of George Simpson, to
me directed, have seized and taken in exc
cution all the right title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, of the said
George Simpson, in and to all that
PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated on the west side of the public road
leading from Elkton to Newark, containing
50 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and which is more particularly
described in Deed from Hugh Bolton and
wife to the said George Simpson, bearing
date August It'll, 1860, and recorded in liber
w. II. r., No. =, folio 52l, &C., one of the
Land Record Books of Cecil county; and |
hereby give notice that on
Saturday, the 23rd day of December, 1865,
at the Court House door, in the town of
Elkton, at 2 o'clock p. Nj, | will offer tor
sale said property, so seized and taken in
execution, at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy said writs and
costs. f.. WESLEY JANNE4,
Dec 9, 1865. Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-23
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
SAML. 7. ROMAN, Nj. D.,

HAVING permanently located at Mount
i L Pleasant, 9th District OF this county,
offers his Professional Services to the citi-
zens Of the surrounding couatry. Accessible
at all hours, and all calls promptly attended
to. fully l, 1865 -Gm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-23
MONEY! MONEY!!

A LII persons indebted to THOMAS DREN-
"A MEN, either by Note OF Book Account,
are requested to pay the same on or before TIE
25th day of December, 1860
Nov IS, Ia6c-lm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-21
news Items
%, Telegraph 70 "a. xs YerL su..l

AsEvErs "a thquskc occurred on the 18th tn
some u tho Southern counties Of California
DisPAToH from P.duc., Ky, anonymous tu,
probable, mentions the surrsn ior Of the rebel Gsu
Lyon to Gen. Mcreiith.
JAY CooEs reports that the subscriptions TO ,h,
seven-thirty loan yesterday amounted to %, o0I,
500
TnE Nashvilla r nm. papers announce the death
Of Andrew Jackson Donaldson. the adopted son
Of Con Andrew Jackson
CAiTAiS fEHscn, Of the ship william Tell, o.
Boston, Was murdered by the crew " his ship
about four weeks ago At Perusnbuco
Tns Louisville tKyl DKAooRAr says that the
Confederate Major Taylor has been p.rolsd for ten
DAYS, to prepare for leaving tho United States, he
having refused 10 take the oath u allegiance or u
register himself a rebel de,srtsr
IT Ia stated that the guerll> Mosby surrendered
bis command tiO0 msnl To General Hancock, at
! Bsrryville, Va on Tuesday last. Tho terms Of
Surrender are said 10 10 similar ~ those accorded
" General Leo.
TIRgmLs .ocident occurred ysstrrt.v q, m.
chsrsstowu Mass Navy Yard. On. Of tho
workmen was engaged ia drilling out Al. h,s, q
an old sshenck QUE hundred and nay round shell.
whom 10 exploded, instantly killing Timothy
Lyons, John Murphy, Nathaniel Burch, and Daniel
Drew. All tho workinon IN the yard were more or
leas woundoi.
Gov. CUErIs, Of Pa, has oGerci . reward Of sia
ooo for The arrest OF Booth. This with tho raw.rl
Of S2GOOo by tho city q wnshin y;on, $4,000 b.,
he CITY Of Baltimore. and S6GOOO by the tnJhtary
authorities mskes an aggregate of 800 0oe now
of'erei for this one man There also large sg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-21
General Intelligence,
tBy kaa 10 hs Esv YOrk M,l

Nh, STGN, Acting Secretary ~ SAT-, entered
that department under Van Buron. more tb.D
thirty years ago.
A sTorr is current In Havana that Jer Dsyis
has On deporls IN one Of the banks IN that city.
SlOG0O in gold.
Tus rebels have destroyed ,hsr n.yv ward n,
HALIFAX. y. e., on the Roanoke River ram and
sunloai IN process Vi building AhaTo1 In tho de-
Str1lciion.
run Union members u the n. Y. State sen,s..
J1hnson, intnsiing the hope that he will nor ,llnv,
hlms'i TO pay any a.tcnt on 10 ohco-aesxers.
ThE h,'ns Papera tcjTd the ,gs in swe,
den' IN ia - , . Oh Of Il, a. ed IL years. to .
widow lacy Of Iovel, aged ~ s'cis the owacI
OF fArm, and has 'taktn Tho boy home"
IEEEiBLa boilor explosion occurred Al wheel,
M Wos1 Virginia on iho l,th inst. by wfich
thirteen or iOurlcca persons were inlurol. ux ol
IhoIn dangerously.
a fAssESGEr train on the BoHton and worc.a,,,
Rllroa was nred into IN Worcester on Monday.
We buet passing directly under a gsplloman,s
chin, taking OF sono o! his vhlskera
AETr'Hr lsln circulation that NJ a, L,ur. K,...
q actress has bocu arrested Rt Hsrr sb,lrg, as :.
pr caution, sha having been upon tho ste,, a,
f'rdt Theatre Washington, during the Asa.ssips'
NCn scrnG,
Gas wAsnRuRSE has issued an order a, N,m,h,O
ouei.ly r'coSpifinH the fact that the rebellion /.
ended, and reyoking several Of the most strlny,n.
orders previously IN forco Tor the government Is
Affairs In West Tennessee.
LFrrra from GuAymaS Mexico, say. that Gov.
resql.trA mas made ample prcpaFat. .us to defoa,
any force tho lmpenahs,s can send against 81
nora lie har oruorei the illumination Of Guay
mas Whenever Richmond WAS saken ~ sLs Ua,sd
States troops.
Iu loss Of life from. the late inundstion at sorroi
and tbe adjacent isands, IN Canada Ras', wa
much greater hAn 81 first reported, Fully hfty
pereons were ctrriei away by tho flood and
drowned. Al l. IHla Dupas three hOua.s wvr,
knocked down h. The force Oi the wind and walsr
and seventeen petsuus irOwEod.
Tnr pleasant prAct,co Of bank robbery Ia, b,,,
ken out in TIong NJ TIE thieves Mere ma
aged ~ dig tunne co feet in length betwocn T.
aIsin aud tho door oi tho treasury vault Hav,,.
raised up fAs'tone they contrived 10 got into ne
vault and " take from thence = sum Of .bou,
Sll6 200.
LuEUTKSAsr CASrwELI- Of the Engineer Corn.
graduate VI tho class which laft West PolptI..s
year and on duty At the fort locations bsng erected
At Fort L ehmond-was accidentally shot al For.
Richmond Staten Island Tuesday ansrnoon-
through s.reeas handling Of . rAs lha, Nss nS
supposed 10 DO loaded. 49,
csns'Assa W ns as Dasa