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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25

ARTHUE's HOME MAGAZINE for December
and stories for the holiday season. The
reader will find it neither didactic nor heavy,
but cheerful, animated. and sociala friend
dropping upon quiet hours. with something
always pleasant and profitable to say. A
new Serial by Miss Virginia f. Townsend,
will he commenced in the January number,
entitled Petroleum"
The terms are 81 so year. 3 copies for
Sc. Five copies and one to getter up of
club, so. Address I. S. Arthur & Co., 1923
Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Augusta papers state that Ex-Govornor
Lowe, Of Maryland has been paroned
He's the bully rebel that declared in Balti-
more, about the time OF the l9Ih of April riots .
that the Sns Iuehanna should Iun red with
blood before the " Northern hordcs should
cross.
Governor Bradford has issued his pro-
clamation announcing John h. Thomas. Esq.
as elected Representative in the Second Dis
trict.
1.zssszzsslssys.
4 LIZ Nj
~ Il. BROWN BRO. have Just received
a large supply Of well made and latest style
Mems over Coats.
Men Business Coats,
Mems Pants and Vests,
Boys' over Coats,
Bows Sack Goats,
Boys Round Jackets
Boys Pants and Vests
with full supply
Flannel Shir S and Drawers,
which they rpD-e to sell as cheap rs thoy can be
bought in any # the CITIES.
Also, large supply # the best
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
Nov 1, 1865 III this county
Goods Suitable for Holiday Presents
HENRY HARPER,
y. so ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA; y
IA WATCHES TIA
ss.ssA ZINE JEW ELRY. Rsy,A
SOLID SILVER WARE,
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Eof0l affairs.
pROC EEDINGs OF THE COUNTY Con-

M!ssIoNERs.-The County Commissioners
were i'll session several days last week. The
following business was transacted
Messrs, VIM. Waring, L. &. Chandlee and
l., l.. Martindalc appointed Examiners on "A
PROPOSED new road alon9 Pa. line, in 9th
District. Contract for building bridge at
Ecuison's saw mill awarded tG y. Stecl
Ewing, for SLID. The Report of Mcssrs
Bradbury, Ceilings aud Ford, Examiners,
On proposed road in Elk Neck, was filed
The Report of Examiners on proposed alter
alton Of roads near Hon. j. A. j. Crcsweli's
confirmed. Also, the Report Of Examiners
ON proposed road near VIM. I. Warburton ;.
After mutual congratulations upon the
pleasant official intercourse had during their
term of office, now expired, the County Com.
miasioncrs adjourned sine die, recommend
Ing the Clerk to call the Commissioners elec,
together to qualify and organize for business
ON Tuesday. November 2Sth inst.
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President Johnson's body guard has been
relieved from duty and mustered out
The congressman elect from Alabama were
roarl, oil officers IN the Rebel army
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25
PREPARING FOR SKATING,-T

Preparing FOR SKATING.-rheP Port
Deposit folks will haze an instrumental and
vocal concert, with tabeaux, ut the Town
Hall, on Tuesdny evening next, the 2sth
inst, for the purpose of raising funds to
build skating houses at the log ponds below
lmmp's Hotel, which has been filled with
water, and will make a splendid skating
park The pond was used last winter as a
" skating park" but was drained last spring
by some enterprlsing genius for the fish, but
the speculation didn't pay largely. 1t has
been filled again with water, and when the
proposed buildings are erected, for the ac-
commodation of guests, will be one of the
finest skating parks in the State.
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NEW MILLINERY
No TE.iTTEA MAKING.
tNjE an1ers gpcl hHvinsiust returned from
4 Ike city with iull and well selected stock OF
Fall ana Winter Goods,

euth as Ribbons, Frlve.s, Feathers, Flowers,
irayos, NI"siuns, Laros. Nets, Ornaments,
Dress Cares, intaMs' Hoods, Lace and Grape
Neil., 81. Also, n full assortment of Notions
and Dress Trimmings; al OF wiich they will
A,s,o:r Of on thr most reasonable terms for cash
Most ana read y-lEalc i>enuets and Hats always
d. hand
Az kinds Of Dresses and Cloaks will he made
!' he.a according to the latest style. and in the
rahs sr,,ta'ta! banner.
Stamping do"e, ana guaranteed no: to rub
cu'.
lie lac: style Of Patterns always KEEP, for
tac,
They hrg leave 10 call rte attention Of their
lien:s and Ike public generally to their Goods
Eg,0Tc purchasing e.ewhcre. At the stand
toDmc = occupied iy Miss Caroline Chapman,
nearly oyqnsi!e +. Brown d Rro.'s store
kEbECCA q KATE CROUCH.
&c. :, isG5--f
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TAX ON HUBS, SpoKEs AND FELLoEs.
There are some manufacturers in this
county of the above articles. who have. here
totore, been exempt from duty BY the fol-
lowing decision Of the Commissioner Of Int.
Rev. it will be seen that those who finish
those articles in the manner described are
liable to the tax. They are. in consequence.
notified to make returns of such to the As
siStant Assessors:
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SAVING FUEL.-After a trial of Mr..

SAVING FUEL.-After a trial Of Mr..
Paxon's fncl-saving damper, we pronounce
it decided economiser of fuel, we believe,
to the amount Of twenty per cent, although
since it has been on orr stove the weather
nas been too mild to test its saving qualities
as thoro ..hIy as a lower temperature would
have gnauied us to do.
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WILD CAT.-A wildcat, three feet

and sevAn inches long, and weighing twelve
pounds, Vas killed by Mr.. Samuel j. Price
of Elk Neck, one day this week. Mr.. P.
and two sons were out on gunnnc cXpcdi-
ton, when the dogs 'scarcd 10. the cat --
hen fairly cornerod he turned upon his
pQrSnerS and showed iisht, and after battling
successfully with the boys and dogs for some
time, was about to make his escape, when
Mr.. Price shot him. The statement Of a
wildcat being found in this part of the com,
try may seem, to some. a little iucrcdulous
bat If any doubt the authenticity of the story.
We refer them to Mr.. Price, who has pre-
served the skin Of the animal.
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& Trimmings.
HSSsS, TX, A. NET,SOy.

49, %2xt -: TO DR.. Mitchell's Drug Store
W. having Jast returned from the city,
b"&@ leave tn can til. attention OF the Ladies'
Ct E!htun and vicinity to- her stock of
FAX. AND WINTER GOODS,
such as
Raa&i Made Bonnets aud Hats,
Ribbous, Feathers, Flowers and Iaces,
Grape, Greuadine and Lace Wells,
Rolls and iIar Balls, French Hair Water
tails, HaiE Crimperdant Fancy Combs, Hair
Til. Pcrumcry and Lilly White, Fancy
E0ifijng OF alt kinds, Fancy Buckles and
BELTS, Embroidery and Flouncing, Plain and
Fancy Nets. Buttons and Trimmings, Beads
IN great variety, Fancy Ornaments, Floss
and Sewing silk, Ladies' Neck. Ties, Ladie IS
Dress Caps, Clocks and Circulars. and Pat
terms OF every description, besides many
other articles in the Millinery and Trimming
line.
No efforts viii he spared to please every
taste, and my prices will W. found satisfactory
tr all t!osc tavoring me with their patronage
E'kton, act 7, 1865.
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washington, sept. %. lSG5.
Sir. Your letter of September 10, with
several enclosures in relation TO the dairy
anon hubs, spokes and feIloes, has been re
ceivcd.
In reply have to say that section 60 Of
the Act OF .lunc 30, 1854, provides that tim
Der partially wrought and unfinished. for
chairs. tubs, pals. hubs, spokes, Icllocs, &c.
hall be exempt from duty
Timber partially wrought. that is merely
sawed or r'li in the proper dimensions for
the above named articles. is exempt from
duty. Bat when hubs are turned. spokc-
shaved, and icloes bent or planned, though
The mortiscs and lemons are not made. th,y
are mot considered as Gmhcr partially wrought
Tor those articles, witiin the meaning Of ill.,"
law, but are regarded as h0bs, Spokc& and
ie'ocS. and are bought and sold as such
II the hubS, Spokes and frloes. nanuGlc-
tnrcI by MoSsrs Roger, Coleman & Co..
mentioned in your letter. are merely sawed
or blocked ont, and in a rough state they
are not liable to duty, but if they are$irncd
shaved, or pIaucd. though the hubs and fell
IoeS may not be bored or mortiscd. or the
lemons made upon the spoke3. they are re.
garded as taxable manufactures. and >houi'
be assessed as such. Very rn<pcrttillv
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COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL.

We, the students Of the Banking Denart-
mcnt Of Eastman National Business College.
present this Album to our worthy Snpcrin
tehdent, Prof. }. I. Reynolds. as a slight
testimonial Of Our appreciation ofh.s eminent
qualifications us atcacher and esteem for him
as Il gentleman and would hereby renew
our thanks for the sound practical instrUr,
ton received at his hands. no less than for
the many expressions of kindness of which
We have been the favored recipients.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25

RoDBERs.-For the past two weeks
reports have been in circulation of the ex-
istcnce Of a band Of desperadoes, who Turk
in the woods and secret hiding places along
the railroad between this place and Newark
ready ut all times to attack and rob persons
walking the road, and steal any and every
thing from the people of the surrounding
country. Intelligence. has reached us of the
robbery OF several persons, recently, who
were walking the railroad, on their way to
EIkton, bat whose names and the particulars
Of the case we failed to learn 1t was only
last Sunday afternoon. that three railroad
employees were travelling the road from
Newark to Elkton. and when a short distance
below Ash bridge, were pounccd upon by
five desprradoes, knocked down and robbed
and forced to return from whence they came.
1t is about time some attention was being
paid to this band of robbers and wayIavcrs
by the proper authorities, and the sooner,
the better If allowed to 90 on much long.
or, they will become 50 hardened in their
crimes, that they will not stop to throw of
the trains, in order to put into practice their
hcllish profession.
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STOLEN. On Tuesday night last, Mr..
Walter s. johnson, of this town, lost gold
watch, pair of boots, coat and hat The
articles were supposed to have been stolen
by negro boy or man who had been living
about the house, and who was missing Oh
Wednesday morning, and has not been heard
of since.
A LARGE IloG.-Mr. James II. Nor
gan, of Ekton, has the honor, perhaps. of
raising the largest hog in this part of the
country. Its live weight is 67S pounds -
Mr.. NJ. sold the animal, the present week, to
Mr.. w. p. Howard, for 500.
EX-SHERIFF PRICE vacated the old
Jail building on Thursday last, and removed
to the Railroad Hotel, formerly occupied by
Mr.. Bell.
The LAST REPORT of the Board of
School Commissioners shows that there are
l,24S boys and l,347 girls attending the pub
lie schools in this county.
ADMITTED TO, PRACTICE Senator
Creswell was last week admitted to practice
in the Circuit Court for the District of Co.
lunbja.
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recipient Of the handsome testimonial refer
red to in the following editorial extract from
the Poughkeepsic New York, E,gle. with
the accompanying letter from the students of
the Eastman National Business College Of
that city, is native of this county. He
spent his childhood days in the neighbor.
hood of the Rising Sun, where many friends
will read with emotions Of satisfaction these
public manifestations Of esteem for Profess
sor Reynolds, on the part of the pupils of the
College.
, 1865-09-08

No. 50 A. Company Street IN This town,
belonging TO said dealing.
1st Vendue to be held Saturday the 31st
September 1865,
End Vendue to he held Saturday the 14th
October 1865,
3rd Vendue to be held Saturday the 28th
October 1865.
the 2 first at the Vendue Office and the
3rd on the premises, all at - o'clock at
noon.
Christiarsted's yendue Office, 9TH Sep
TENDER 1865.
y. "A. StakemaNm.
, 1865-09-08

Byen, tilh6rende bemeldte Doe, en- of
feniIig Auction over bemeldte Eiendom-
Mandaoen den Cite November 1865 Mid,
dag Kl. 10 slet.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir, den
7de September 1865.
y. A. Stakemann.
, 1865-09-08
AUCTION.

E T Request of Christiansted's Dealing
. Court in behalf of the late Mrs. Ma
ria Sheridan's dealing, will be held in
accordance with the Placard of 22nd April
1917, 8 public Auctions on
, 1865-09-08

Lutheran Church, Christianstcd.
On Sunday the 10Th instant, there will
be divine service held for the English
Lutheran Congregation in this Church.
, 1865-09-08
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Is EDITED BY HANS HATCHETT;
N PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the P~rODrietresS. y


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For an advertisement of8lines, or under, one to
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, 1865-09-08
AUCTION.

VEFTER Begjering af C~hristiansteds
h Skifteret SON behandleude algangne
Mrs. Maria Sheridans Doe, vii i Over
oensstemmelse med PIacaten 22de April
1917, vorde afholdt 3de ofentlige Auc-
, 1865-09-08
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIrg

during the week from 3oth Aug. to 5tb Sept.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1865-09-08
HUUS og LOD

No. SO Al Compagnitts Gade heri Byen,
tilh0rende bemeldte Boo.
1ste Auction at afholdes L6verdagen den
Bite September d. A.
eden Auction at afholdes L0yerdagen
den 14de October d. A.
3die Auction at afhoIdes L6verdagen den
28de October d. A.,
de Ode f6rste paa Auctions Contoiret og
den 3die paa Aastedet, allie ON Middagen
Klokken 10 slet.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir, den
7de September 1865.
j.. A. Stakemamm.
, 1865-09-08
HUUS CO LOD

No. 40 B. / COmPagnIets Gade herr Byeh
tilh6rende bemeldte Bo.
1ste Auction at afhoIdes L0verdagen den
Site September d. A.
eden Auction at atholdes L0verdagen den
14de October d. A.
3die Auction at alhoIdes L0verdagen den
28de October d. A.,
de 2de f6rste paa Auctions Contoiret og
den 3dle paa Aastedet, allie ON Eftermid-
dagen Klokken 2 slet.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir, den
7de September 1865.
D. A. Stakemann.
, 1865-09-08

TFTER Begjpring af Christiansteds
A Skltteret som h%ehandIende %atgaugne
Mrs. Maria Sheridans Bo, vii i Ovrrecns-
stemmeIse med PIacaren 22de April 1917,
yorde afholdt SIDE otfentlge Auctlouer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-14

Principal Office and Laboratory is at The N X.
Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadelphia where al
letters for advice or business should be directed.
He will be found here every Saturday, professionally
to examine lungs with the Respometer for which his
fee is 'hreo dollars. All advice free.
In New York, at No. 80 Bond Street, every Tuesday
from 9 A. NJ to P. NJ.
At the Marlboro Hotel Boston, January Is and 10,
February Is and Is, March 10 and l6 April 10 and 90
May II and 49, June Ia and Is, July 10 and 20
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be seen in the daily papers Of those cities.
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hutoJ osf ~. that have been tamIi4T -ith all
the processes employed by the South Down Company in
the manufacture Of their sheep Wash Tobacco" and
that the article epaied under Mr. Jacques Patent con.
tains all the useful principles Of the Tobacco in
cenuated form.
This Paste en- pl1yed sheep Wa'h, according 20
the directions furnished by the Company he effect
OF uring scAb and other cutanenus disease AID destroy
ing I'll parasitic insects which ufes the s, IN and wool u
the sheep and thereby improves the health Of the ami
NAL as VEL as the quality Of its fleece. Employed in
the way, the solution being made stronger it viii
destroy those ms cts which infest the skins Of large
animals, aud also those that furious % vegetation
CHARLES r. JACK IN ND
Assayer 20 the State ~ Ma,sacAusstft and
Consulting Chemist.
0J Wool Growers should beware Of any preparation
that contains sulphur IL is destroy he dhre
OF the wool One pound Of Extract Tobacco will mai s
twelye gall wash aud contains the Myth Of eight
pounds II Tobacco IS prepared by farmers
Agents wanted in every Wool District.
JAMES r. LKvIN, agent South Dorm Co
3Seop5O-5l:76 % Cen raj WHAT, roston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-14

Eighteen years established in N. Y. City"
Oni, nia libls rem dies knosn."
free from POlsJns q"
No dangerous TO the Human Family"
Rats oome out OF heir les 10 de "
Costar's " Rat, Roach, &c, Exter's,
Il paste-used TO- ats,
Mice, Ro ohss, Black and
Rcd AnIs.sc so SC, SC,
Costar's bed-Bug Exterminator,
Is a liquid or wash, used to
des roy, and also a pre-
vonuve fo IS d-Bugs, &c.
Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects,
is for Ioths, Mosquitoes,
fleas, Bed Bugs, 4 sects on
Plants Fowls Animals, sc
AFholf BY all Drug gists and Retailers everywhete
IIl ware !! of ell worthless limitations
gJ.see that Costsrs anne is on each Boa ottle
and FlasS, before you buy.
UP ieeiP Depot 4s2 Broadw.y, Ne York
8 8 3.
lNCREAsE OF SATS The Farmers Gatetts
(kngish) asserts and pro es b. figures that mai Of
65lO)l in three ca NV, unless this imnense m
lly can be kept down they would eonsu oe IN re ( Cd
than would saslain 90 0J human btiugs
~ See " UostaIs awe ,isem, Mt il this paper.
4 3 3.
RATS versus BIRD Whoever gage in shootu q
small birdsts cru mani shoeyer aids in txtermin.
aung iasis benefae We sh Iuld IKE some Of our
correspondents 70 give the bene6 Of tner experience
in driving out rats e need something besides dog,
Ny
uJ'see Costsr's Advertiseme nt in this paper
3 8 5.
"COsrARS RAT EXrERMINATOR Is simple,
safe and the ST peIfelt HA Tihcation meeting
we have ever attended. kvtry rat that get IT, prop
ery epar aoeer ing TO directions, will eat H. and
ev'ry one that eats 1t will die, genera SOM place as
distant as possible from where the medicine was
Lake Shore, Aiehigan, Mitror
W See" Costar's' advertisement in this paper.
) 8 5.
HOUsBKERPERS troubled With yeimin need he so
no longer II theJ - Costar's RxterminAtot We
have used IL to satisfaction and II box cost 5
We would have II We have tried poisons but they
effected nothing but " CosMs" article KNOCKS the
breath out of Rat Mice, Reaches Ants and Bed Bugs
quicker than write il. 1t Is in great demand ali
over the ooupty.-Med,na, OHIO, osSstte.
UTsee " CyslaT's advertisement in this paper
) 6 5. 8n
VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST speaking Of
"Costar's" Rat, Roa h. Aut, &c, ExteIminAto
" more 81 ain aud provisions destroyed annually
IN AM O unty uy yermin than would pay for tens Of
this Rat and Inject Kner"--Lanoasfsr, Wa, Herald
3 6 5.
IA kMERs AND HOUsEKEEPERS should reool-
leet that hundreds Of dollars worth Of Grain, Pro-
visions ac are annually destroy by Rats Mice Al
and other insects aud yermin-all Of which be pre-
vented by few dollars worth Of ''Costsr's" hat
hoaeh Ant. &C Exterminator bought aud used freely
BJso d In Mon'l eier, Vt, by N. X. Brown.
SOD VIA
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TO THE LADIES
Both Married and Single \
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Will immediatey relieve without pain all disturbances
of the periodic discharge, whether arising from relsxa.
ton OF suppression. They act like charm in removing
the pains that accompany difcu immode ale men.
sfua ion, aud are the only safe and reliable remedy for
fushes SICK Head che. Pains IN the loins Back and
SIDES Pal tauon q the Heart Nervous 1remors Hys.
eflos opasms Broken sleep and other unpleasant and
dangerous effects Of unnatural condition Of the sex
"a functions In the worst ses Of fh,or Ai5ta or
whites, ihey effect speedy cure
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
nave been used OvEH QUARTER % 4 uEHrUAY They
are ohered a. he only safe means Of renewing interrupt
Cd menstfuaton, but Ladies must bea, ~ mind that
there {" one condition y the female system az Which me
fttS Gannot Dc taken Wuhobt producing a PECUL lar
hbSCLT The condition eferred 70 a Freeman
Cl-the resuh MiSCAhRIAGB such "a the tryestst-
ioe tendency Of The medicine restore The sexai fnc
u0hs 70 normal condition. that eUen the rOdotive
gG1g o. natuse cannot resist il. THEN CANNOT DO
HAkM 10 any other way.
DIR. CHEhSEMAN FRMALR PILLS
are ne only Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE LA.
DIS have relied upon for many years or can rely uron
now btWAhE or IMITA TONS These n
form the Finest Preparation erer pat fortoard with 90
meaidte and FersisfeHt Success DON'T BE DR.
ChIIbD Take this advertisement 10 your Druggist
sud ie him that you ioant the BEST and most RE-.
hiABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
" OhLD, which Is comprised In
- Dh CHEESEMAN'S FBMALR ILLSlll
luel nave received, and wing the sane
uon o. NE most eminent PAVsiotdns IN america
hAfLlClI DIRECTIONS with each Box-ths price
V I,., LoHar per boz, containing from 80 to 60 Pills
us sent oy mat promptly, by renting the price
nt PIophetora' or any authorized Agent, in current
81 H..
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AND SYPHILIS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELL
CATE HEALTH

DIR, DOW Physician md Surgeon. Nos. 7 and En-
dicot street. Bottom is consulted daily for all diseases
incident to he female system PToapsus Uteri OF Fall
lug Of he Womb, Fluor Abus, Suppression and other
menstrual arrangements all treated upon path
illogical PRINCIPLES and speedy ieef in afew
days no invaTiabli certain Is the mode Of trea
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under IT,
and the acted person soon rtoices in perfect health
cure OF diseases OF women aud children than any other
PIN siolan In Boston, and has since 1916 confined his
wh attention to the cure Of private diseases aud fe-
male comp ANTS
n All letters must contain four red stamps they
WI not be answered. Office hours from 5 A M. to p.