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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-01-27
Periodicals for February.

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i. ,orrIro.

HARTMAN AIDnIDGE On the 18th
inst. at the residence of the bride father.
Chester,own, kett county, by the Rev.
T. !" Shippers G +. lIARMAN, of Centre
vile. Queen Annes county, and MAGGIE
Il. AIpRlrGE.
MISUNDERSTANDING NJ. e.
Parsonage. Oxford, jan. 18th. by Rev
Francis B. Harvey. Alex. MoxrGoNEaY
of Chester county, and SA"AH c. GLENN.
of this county.
BOUCHFL --RGTTEH. On the 18th inst. .
at the residence of Mr.. John A. kn.
ter. by the Rev G. l.. SciraiIer. ID Arr'.
B"'crEt, Of F""t county, Md, and JullA
A. RUT l. of this county.
1000 lEA.t Isl IpE..S ON the. 21d
inst. in the NJ. T.. church Of Eikton, 10y
the Rev. NJ. d. knrz. ;;oEE:T b Goor-
YEAR and MARY A. SlMrE%s, both Of this
county.
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VVhiskers! Whiskers!

Do you want Whiskrrs or Moustarhos? our Gre.
can Compound Will force them to grow the
'innute>l face chm, ur hair on 'ald heads III Six
Necks. Price, S.J0--3 packages for tl.uh. sent by
mail anywhere, closely sealed vecrip; of price.
Address, WARNER & co,
apr 10, loG5-ly Box Ij. Brouiiyn, n
fS-Dr. Juan D"amarTe's Specific Pill l. the only
~Iirc and safe n Seminal Weakness, and Weak
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heed. ere il Is too late. See advertisement hcn,cG
ihe-lieaith1Swength. Jan d. ladg---n.
Rg- Deaths nni Marriages inserted in this paper
til mt charge. hut '|hitu tries either in prose
must he piii for IN tnv,NC3 at rr-uint al,cItslug
rates. in orie" to -rcur. publication.
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VAl.U ABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

offer at Private Sale, my Farm. at the
L Md, Pivot Bridge on the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal, Cecil county, Nd, con-
tanning
2os AIRES OF ARABLE LAND.
ri in n high state Of cultivation no waste
ar nnpr"ductive land. This farm a.,
has on it n 1.M
BRICK DWELLING, ::::N4
good Frame Tenant House. Barn GI49
Stables. Carriage house. Ice house, (iilled.)
Poultry house, Peach and Apple Orchards.
Ii is under substantial fencing. over one and
nhalt miles Of which is Usage Orange hedge.
1t is within hnf II mile of landing on the
Canal ; five miles from EIkton, on the Phil,
~ ii. 4 Bait. Railroad. and the same dis.
lance from kirkwood station. on the Della
ware railroad 1t is in the midst of the
Peach Growing District of Maryland, and
the conveniences for shipping peaches and
other produce are unsurpassed Schools,
churches, mills and post offices within
short distance
For Price and Terms of Sale. inquire Of
or address Samuel Thompson. at the Md.
Pivot Bridge, (Chesapeake City p. o.
Julius Clayton, on the premises. or
JOHN l.. CLAYTON.
No. Cuhrtland street, Baltimore. Md.
Jan u. 1S66-3w
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Suffrage Bill as Passed.

The House, on the 18th, voted on the bill
as originally introduced by Mr. Kelly, OF
Pennsylvania, and reported back by Mr..
Wilson, of Iowa. from the Committee on
the Judiciary, without amen. ment, and
which is as follows:
BE it enacted, By the Senate and House OF
Representatives ofthe Tnifed States in Con-
gress assembled, That from all laws and
parts of laws prescribing the qualifications
for electors for any Office in the District Of
Columbia. the word white be. and the
same is hereby, stricken out; and that from
and after the passage of this act no person
shall be disqualified from voting at any elcc.
ton held in the said District: On account OF
color.
Section .. ind be 1t .fmther ennrted. That
all acts of Congress, and all laws of the
State OF Maryland, in force in said District
and all ordinances Of the cities of Washing
ton and Georgetown. inconsistent with the
provisions of this act, are hereby repealed
and amended
The bill passed-yeas 116, nays 54-as
follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Alley. Allison, Ames Ash.
ley of Ohio, Baker. Baldwin, Banks, Barker.
Baxter, Beaman, Bidwell. Bingham, Blain.
Boutwell,. Brandegee, Bromwell. Bnckland
Bundy, Clarke Of Ohio, Clarke of Kansas.
Davis, Dawes. Defrees, Delano. Deming
Dixon, Donnelly, briggs. Eckly. Eggleston
Eliot Farnsworth. Ferry, Garfield. Grinnell.
Griswold, Hale. Harding. Hart. Hays. Hig,
by. Holmes, Hooper, Hubbard of Iowa.
Hubbard of New York, Hubbard of Con.
necticut, Hulburd. James HUMPHREYS. In.
gersoll, Jenckes, Julian, Kasson. Kelly KEEL.
so, ketchum, Latin, Lawrence, of Pennsyl.
Aania, Lawrence of Ohio, Loan. Longvear,
Lynch, Marston, Marvin. McClurg, Mercur.
Miller. Moorehead. Morrill, Morris. Moul-
ton, Myers, Neill, Orth, Payne. Patterson,
Perham, Pike, Plants, Pomeroy, Price, Ray.
mond, Rice of Massachusetts. Rice of Maine.
Rollins, Sawyer, Schenck, Scofeld, Shela.
barger, Sloan. Spalding, Starr. Stevens,
'rhayer, Francis Thomas. Trowbridge. Up,
son, Van Aernam, Van Horn of New York.
Ward, Warner, Washburne. of Illinois,
Washburn of Massachusetts. Welker, Went.
worth, Williams, Wilson of Iowa. Wilson OF
Pennsylvania, Window, and Woodbridge
l1G.
Nays-Messrs. Ancona Anderson. Ashley
of Nevada, Benjamin, Berger. Boyer. Banks,
Chanler, Dawson, Den son, Eldrdge. Far,
quhar, Finck. Glossbrenner. Goodyear,
Grinder, Harding of Kentucky, Henderson,
Hill, Hogan. Hubbard of West Virginia,
Hubbell Of New York, James NJ. Humph-
rey, johnson. Jones, Kerr kuykendall, La
than, lie Blond, Marshall, McCuLIorGH.
Mckee, Niback, Nicholson, NOEL, Phelps,
Radford, Randall of Pennsylvania, Randall,
of Kentucky, Rogers, Ross. Shanklin. Sit.
greaves, Smith Stillwell. Strouse, Tabor.
Taylor, Thornton, Trimble. Van Horn OF
Missouri, Voorhees,, Win0eld-54.
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To C0Ils.IlnDtiyes.

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few weeks iy very simple remedy. after having suf
rHd several years with severe lang affection. AMI
mat Tread diSrat', Goa S!liipti pi~inNirs max
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script IN used ree of CHARGE with the directions for
prrplrln. ard using tn" SAM" winch they will find Il
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touGhs Colds and all | lrnat and Ling Ah."tinns-
The only object If the advertiser in sending therrc-
scrlpti"n is to benefit the afflicted aud spread intnr-
nation which he conc"ivrs tn be Invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his rome w. as It Will
cost them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing n" prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON
Willi;.nsburgh, Kings Co.., New York
Jan G. 1SGE-ly
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The Columbus Miss Sun states that
the planters in that vicinity have employed
colord men to hire laborers for them with
good results. Almost every negro contracts,
and all the farmers say they are getting as
much labor from the blacks, as freedmen, as
formerly when they were slaves.
"A man has been sentenced to three
months Imprisonment, in England, for at.
tempting to hang himself.
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Ult0.

5TRICkLAND.-In EIkton on Friday the
18th inst, IDA MAY, infant daughter of =.
c. and Margaret E. Strickland, aged !
year and days.
HAlNES Sin Elkton, on Tuesday morning,
I'D inst CHARLES III. HAi>Es, Clerk o!
the Circuit Court for Cecil county, in the
10th year of his age.
HAlNES.-ln E!kton. on Tuesday morning.
2id inst, JosE!H HAlyEs, of Brick ii.
House, aged GS years.
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PUEBLO SALE

'NIilG subscriber will sell at Public Sale.
ON .lar"b Tome $ farm. u miles north
west ct Port Deposit. and | mile west of
Battle swamp, IN
T.urs hty, tie ST. dag of Ftjruo,v 1864
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,nw.."5 I,.",1 ua.' az" o'e"s'iS, as i"''
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Seventeen thousand cigars were seized
at Wilmington, Del, on Friday last, on ac-
count of the revenue tax not being paid.
Brigham Young, jr, is in Bristol, Eng.
land, recruiting Mormons for Salt Lake
City.
The Richmond Examiner still speaks of
Washington as the - Yankee Capital"
The wolves in Michigan are rampageous
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Errors of Youth.

Gentleman vii" suffered for years from Ncrvou.
ID 'fIli'y. Premature Decay. AMI all the effects "a
youthful indi>"rton. Will II the .3ly 1T stcrina
humanity, send free to all who need IL tho rp,'ipc',in
directions for making the simpn remedy Is w,il..
ne was cured Sufferers Wishing to- profit w.. tn" AL
vcrtIscrs experience can d. 50 ny undressing
JOHN b. Ogden
Jan g, lSGt-1y No. Is Chambers St. NcwYurk
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T ISAACS, VI. d.. OculN and ,nrist
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"t Lr,dcn, Holland, lorat.h At M. 90 Pine
strc"t, Philadelphia. where persons III crrh
with diseases of the EYE. EAR or CArARnm
will he scientifically treated md cured il
durable. The Medical f,cnty is invited. ~
he has no secrets in his mod of Treatment
. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain.
No charges made Tor examination
Jan ~. lS66-ly
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pdr We are indebted to Mr.. Tome, of the
Maryland Senate, and to the members of
the House of Delegates, for valuable public
documents.
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A VALUABLE
SMALL FARM,
AT PuRILC SAL Z

"A l FU 6LlI SALE.
1--WE undersigned. as Agent for Mr.. Ben.
4 jAmin Woolsey, will offer a, Public Sale,
on the r,emises. on
SATURDAY, the l7M duy n February. 1SnG,
at clock r. NJ, bis Farm, containing
III A RES,
situated on the public road leading from
Elkton to the Brick Meeting House. six
miles from Elkton, the county Town of Cecil
county and three miles from North East.
station OF the Philadelphia. " ilmineton and
Baltimore RaIruud; there are also the ad
vanlages of water communication from the
latter place. which is a very thriving town.
The land ia all enclosed, and about thirty
acres of II cleared and in fair state of cul-
ivati"n the balance is WoodIand mostly
Chestnut and Oak. The natural quality Of
the soil is good. he improve tn
ments are li5::M,
STONE HOUSE, .s:;sA
Is "a feet. two stories and attic .Uea1slNFs9
well finished throughout aud nearly new
with Stable and other outbuiidiugS. There
are a number of Peach and Apple Trees.
with other fruit ON the property. Churches,
Scho"s, stores. mills, and wheelwriehl and
hlacksnilh shops all very convenient 30 the
farm The nrighbnrhond is healthy and
rapidly improving. thereby rendering this %
very desirable place of residence.
TERMS; 500 cash on the day of sale:
one half of the balance on the 2Ith of March
next, lAii. when possession will be given.
Deferred payment arranged at sale.
DANIEL BRATTON,
Jan q, 1s66-4w Agent,
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PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD.-Public at.
tenton is invited to this article. Manufac
tured only by Ziegler & Smith, of Philadel.
phia. Read their advertisements in this
issue.
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A WEDDING IN CuuRcn.-On Mon

A WEDDING IN CnURCn.-On Mon
LAY last Rev. NJ. D. Knr,z was called upon
to bind with those imaginary eilkeu cords,
| which Hymcn uses for lettering bis captives,
our friend Mr.. Robert Burns Goodyear, the
inventor of the great fancy loom, of which
we gave notice in Tile Wig sometime pre-
vious.
The ceremony took place in the Elkton NJ.
| Z. Church. and was witnessed by large as.
| $embly of spectators. The assembly gath.
cred al hour before the happy candidate s
for connnbal bliss made their appearance,
with a large representation Of the fair sex.
who, generally, seemto lake much interest
in "a union of hearts, and union of hands. "
About O'Clock r. Nj. the happy couple
made their appearance. unattended by those
supernumeraries called walters, and com.
monty designated bridesmaids and grooms.
men.
The bridegroom, who was widower, by
the way, was dressed in suit of black,
which, in style, quality. and general get,np,
might have been the enved of Beau Brum-
mel.
The bride, Miss Mary A. Shippers, was
dressed in blue silk, broche shawl, and blue
silk bonnet, trimmed with white lace and
veil. The bridal party moved up the aisle
to the altar, where the minister was in wait
ing to tie the Gordian knot, the target of all
eyes. The ceremony over, pause of one
embarrassing moment ensued, when the
hearty congratulations of numerous friends
closed the scene, and the happy couple en-,
terng carriage, drove away. May many
future years of happiness be accorded to the
happy aspirants of connuba bliss.
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The OLD JAIL.-Tbe Grand Jul

THE OLD JAIL.-The Grand Jury,
in its report to the court, which we published
last week, came out ''hat. footed as the
term goes, and advised levy to be made
and a new Jail erected. This recommends,
ton should be acted upon. Such an old
calaboos as we have is positive disgrace to
the county. The lot might be sold and a
new Jail erected on the outskirts of the town.
The present site is a part of the town which
should be appropriated to other buildings
If the Commissioners want 10 do a popular
act, they will set about providing a new Jail
for the county.
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Pure Liberty White Lead;

pREFEREED by all practical Printers. Try it ! and
y"n viii hive MOTHER Mtnu,s,'nrri only by
ZIEGLEEl h SMITH,
WHOLESALE DiuGGIsTs. PANT ,ri GLASS DEALERS,
No. l3l North Til RO ST SET.
Jan %, 1SG6-1y hindclrhia.
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George Mccall,
Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
No. 1872 Market street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

HAVING constantly in store a full and complete as
- sentiment If Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cass;meres
fcstngs &c am prepared to make to order all kinds
of Gentleme;s and Boys Clothing in the latest style
with despatch. and at reasonable rates. Always hand
an assortment Of keady-Mad Cothing-such AS Coats
Pants, Vests. Citizens Of Cecil, who patronzc city
tHilnfs and who wish their clothes well made and put up
in the most fashionable manner, invited to call and
leave their orders, am confident of giving satsac-
tinn GEORGE Mccall.
oct 2S, lsC5-em 1922 Market street
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In THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, on
Monday last, Mr.. James McCauley presented
petition from citizens of this county for
the construction of bridge on Bohemia
river
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MOVAL
And Enlargement OF Business
JOHN MERRICK,
Extensive Manufacturer of Carriages
Corner of 9th and KinR sts.,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
AEINi erected Of the largest Carriage Factories
in this country, Hth the advantages Of steam Power.
the most improved Machinery, with capacity to
utscture fifty to sixty Carriages weekly; and expe-
Ticnce Of over twenty years in the business now
prepared to furnish all who are in want with the best
class work. Work all warranted.
sept 80, ls65--Iy
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Phila., Wilmington O. Baltimore R. Il.
Special Notice to PASSENGERS.

EOR the. accommodation of passengers
n who desire to stop at Stations between
WILMINGTON AND pERRYvILLE
On and after Wednesday, January 18th,
1866, Passenger Car will be attached to
the Freight Train leaving Philadelphia at
LISP ". III. +. KENNEY,
Jan 20, 1866-3w Superintendent.
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SHEEP AWARDS.

'INHE following Sheep awards in addition
1 to those heretofore Published will be-
paid ON application at the Commissioners
Office, in person or by written order of the
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Wheat Wanted.

HIGHEST MARKET PRICE paid for
- Wheat at Big Elk Mills, east end of
E'kton, by HILL / ALEXANDER.
JBL IL, 1866 I'm
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out tie Quilted statrs. lJune ~ lS65-y
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An Examination.

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INHERE will be an Examination of the
Public School in CeciIton. the 18th,
30'h and 3lst of this month. The patrons
and friends of education are invited. Ex-
ercises commencing each day at I0A. NJ,
closing 81 p. NJ. NJ. W. BlDDLE,
Jan 21 1SGG-1w Teacher.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-01-27
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