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PATENT MEDICINES.

List Of some Of tbc mOT PppdGr F"tcat NciciaCs for
safe hJ T., j. .NDDRE Druggist Part D, pDsit. MI
Swaim's Pana""a, IIoucls Panacea
J,''h MN SW"dlilIh, ~ A. Bulls SarSaparila
Myers Ext. Rock Rose,
sanford Liver lnyigovator, HemboldS Ext. Buchu
pi@in IN" f"rtlary, Hostctters Bittcrs,
Draii"S Plantation ljttcra,
iIuhhr's t,"drn Bittrrs,
Rurhnlc'S Holland Bittcrs,
Hollands German Filters. Mat';lt's Phoenix Btcrs
k.mrdy'S Medical Discovery.
Jayne, EXprrt"rm't, Ayers Cherry Pcctorul,
S"hrnrk'> IulInnnir Syrup.
Srhcn"k'~ Sca-Wccd Tonic,
SwHEnr~ Comp. Syrup Wild Cherry
Wi>t;tr's li;sun Wild Cherry
Stdhlcr's cherry EXprctoran
W,.h1rt's Pine Free Tar Cordial,
k'H>"r's pc"t"rul Syrup,
EI'"l'- syrup Tar aud Wild Cherry,
since syrup Tar and Wild Cherry and lToarhoun
lIr'N -,"r'~ h"c;"ral Mixture,
Madam pnrtrr's Cough l;alSam.
iirnNu'- bronchial Trorhc>.
'arri,"u~ A-' Cure, Osgool's Cholagogrlc,
Ayers AGu" cure,
+,hall"nh.r-cr's Fever and Ayuc tn,idoto,
Np"re's Lnn"nt, rnl,i.rt Liniin"nt.
,i'nrs i'mIm"nl Railways Ready Relief.
Roberts Emhrr";ti"n, Dal is Pain Killer
Browns Ess. Jami"ia Ginger
Poor i;i"laris Eye Water Thompson's Eye Water
Swnyu"'> Bowel rorclHL
lHvn"- CaruHrivc Balls m,
Mr.. Nln>Irw'S SCOTIA syrup
Wood Hair Rcstpr y,
L%rmTs A ,",l,Sj" for the l'oir)
burnett r"r"nine
Hail. Hair E"ncwcr.
London Hair color Rrstorer Iayuos Hair Tonic,
Haunt 'i"t"n'S Hair SIAM lanes, Hair nyr
SoH op.t for the TcctuJ Clark'~ Frmnlc PILL.
Jayne Pills, Wright, pis.
Ayers rye. Mn.im'- Life Pms,
H"",""h Nallrll" RUS BrHuIcth~ Fills.
July -, l,i'i--IprriO
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Our You've FoLEs.-The August No. of
this popular Juvenile Magazine has reached
us, and well sustains its reputation. In or
der to make it still more interesting, the
conductors of orr Ioung Foiks have com
pletcd arrangements for adding as new
feature to their Magazine IA series of Full
Page Illustrations. These will be drawn by
the first Artists, engraved in the best man
ner, and printed upon the finest paper
Each number of the Magazine will contain
one or more of them. The first of the series
will be given in the September number. The
Colored Illustrations, which were promised
for the year, are now printing, and will be
given in the November and December mum,
bers. Ticknor & Fields, Publishers, Boston.
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ton Of honor and profit would have been
bestowed upon him By the loyal men who
have known him from his youth MP, and
whose delight would hive been to accept
him asa leader, and see him startling prom
inent among the great statesmen of the
country. But he would have it otherwise
And now that he has turned his back upon
his lifelong friends, and willingly lain down
in the miry filth Of J,hnsonism, all true
Union men feel disposed to let him lie
there and wallow to his hearts content.
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Eofal AGairs.
Destructive STORM. dc

DESTRUCTIVE SroRM--TIavre dc
Grace and vicinity wcr' visited, on Wednes,
day evening last, by one of the most violent
storms ever known in that section. The
storm came from the northwest and burst
upon the town about o'clock, lasting half
an hour. The rain and hail fell in such tor
rents that it was impossible to see an object
more than five or six feet 8istant. The
thunder and lightning were terrific. The
tornado struck the wood work Of the new
bridge, which the Railroad Company have
been engaged the last year in building, and
demolished it, with the exception of one span
on the Cecil side. The noise made by the
wind in the destruction of this master, piece
of workmanship is said to have equaled the
thunder. The number Of spans DESTROYED
is eleven. The piers and abutments were
not injured. The loss is very heavy, but not
so great as Mt first supposed, as much Of the
material will be recovered and can be again
used. The officers of the Company think
the damages can be repaired in about three
months. Fortunately no one was injured by
the destruction of the bridge
Two men were on it when it went over.
but were rescued by Mr.. Wm Myers and
Mr.. Alfred Mitchell, who unhesitatngly went
out in - email boat at the imminent danger
OF losing their livcs-the river presenting the
appearance of an immense cauldron, sccth-
ing and boiling in all its fury.
Five frame houses. nearly finished, were
blown down, and another one unroofcd. A
number Of trees were also torn up by the
roots.
Pcw%yilc suffered but little; few trees
were blown down, and some wimdow-pancs
broken. Some Of the cornields in the i'm
mediate vicinity were badly cht up.
At Port Deposit the storm was severe
Trees were torn up, bridges carried away.
and a large number of window. pancs broken:
the iron railing and stone wall in front of
Mr.. Tones residence were washed ont into
the street, and at one time the water was
three feet deep in the Bank. Seven buckets
of hail stones were gathered up in the back
yard of Mr.. Smith.
This storm extended over large extent
country; but the most severe portion of it
was that which passed over Havrc de Grace.
At New London. Pa, the storm was heavy,
the corn in many fields being blown fiat to
the ground. In this vicinity it was only a
moderate thunder storm.
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The ADMISSION OF THE TENNESSEE DELE.
GATES. The House of Representatives on
Tuesday completed the good work of restor
ing the State of tennessee to cher former
practical relations to the Union" by the
admission of her Representatives. to their
seats in the House. Thus is perfected the
first act of reconstruction, and the other
Southern States that were engaged in the re-
bellion have placed before them practical
powerful example ofth only way in which
they can become fully rcpossessed of their
position in the Union.
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CHE llarIit
i-)ic0.

McNEI.-Near Bay View. on the 18th inst.
ANN McVEY, i. the S1th year of her age.
Angels watch her sleeping dust,
WHICH knows no joy. fears no alarms,
WIKI IN .he mansions of the just,
Her spirit rests in Jesus arms.
McNEAL. Bell Hill, on the 26th inst.
GEORGE V. son of Jos. II. aud Annie j.
McNeal, aged year aud 6 months.
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Loss OF A HORSE AND CARRIAGE
One day last week man went to the livery
stable of Mr.. Joseph II. Smith, of this town.
and hired a horse and carriage for three
days, representing himself to be "A provision
dealer in Baltimore, and desired the team to
go into the country to buy butter and eggs
Net retnrningst the end of the three days.
MIR. Smith became convinced that he had
been swindled and went in search of his
property. He traced the thief as far as
Oxford, Penn, and there lost his track
He there met three other gentlemen on the
same business as himself-one from Port
Deposit, one from Lancaster, and the other
from Wilmington.
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ROBBERY AT NEWARK. The resi-
dence of Mr.. George W. Culinary, in New
ark, Del, was entered on Tuesday night,
the 18th inst, and coat worth S3S, pair
of boots worth 50, SIS in silver notes due
bills and other papers, ETC., to the value of
S21S, were stolen thercfrom. The thief sue,
ceedcd in getting off with his booty without
detection.
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The second Quarterly Meeting will be
held at the NJ. f. Church, in this town, to,
morrow, during the day. Rev. John Neil,
of North East, will preach at lol A. NJ. and
r. NJ. Lovefcast at 81 clock. +. Nj.
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THEFT.-Thos. Rodman, who has been
working in this vicinity for some time past,
very suddenly took his departure from his
boarding house one evening last week, tax,
ing with him suit of clothes, belonging to
fellow boardcr, and leaving his boarding
mistress minus two weeks board
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Mayor Walker of Danvile, Va, having
some tobacco to sell, forged internal revenue
stamps upon it, and sold it in New York
City. An agent was sent to Danvlle to re-
cover the amount due for tax. He soon
found it was impossible to do anything, so
strong is the feeling against the Government
there, and to save his own life he accepted
Walkers notes for over $4,000, the amount
he admitted he had forged stamps for, and
left on the first train out of the city.
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ADVISED Nor TO VISIT PHILADELPHIA.
Valandigham was accostcl by Geo Francis
Train, while both were in the lobby of the
White House, on Tuesday, and COOL Uniform
ed that it would not do for him to come to
the Philadelphia Convention, as he was too
unpopular, and would only iniure the Pres-
dent. Nallandigham got excited, and de-
clared that he was the representative man of
the Presidents policy, and where his people
directed him to go he should certainly com.
ply, and would not take back seat. Blair
says Train must keep quiet and Train says
he will not, but II they try to gag him he will
break up the show.
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Pre- NIC.-There will be social
picnic held in the woods of Mr.. Thos. lief
ferry, near Rowlaudsvlle. on Friday after
noon, August Sd, next.
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CoMMENcEMENT.-Thc second annual

CoMMENCEMENT.-Thc second annual
Commencement of the Eliton Central High
School came off on Friday, Doth mst.-too
late TO notice in our last issue. +. 4. Ellis,
Esq, Pres dent of the Board of School
commissioners. was present and conducted
the examination, which was crcdiable alike
to pupils ard Principal. The examination
having concluded, and the ting for the Conn
mcnccmcmt exercises to begin having arriv-
ed, committee, composed Mcssrs. James
5. Crawford, W. =. and Z. 4. Ewing, was
appointed to award the Prize Medals. Dec
lamalions were delivered by Masters Wells.
Ihackcry and lamar, and Compositions were
read by Misses Bratton ard Scott, the latter
receiving the Medal fer Composition. and
Master Thaclcry the Medal for Defamation.
Miss l'ratton read the Yalcdictory address.
The High School is finally closcd thn
Principal, Mr.. Zimmerman. having rrSi,mc4
his position, after term Of two years.
The school was never well patromizcd, but
the last was much worse than the first year
That II did not prove success. can in no
way be attributed to the Professor who we
know labored earnestly and zealousy to cs
titilll$h She institution and for the advance.
mcnt Of his pupils. 1t is with regret we
part with our friend Xm., who has taken M
his 'abodc elsewhere ii Che State.
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NOTICE..

l IIoml0nk Logs, Qargc about one hundred more
or less. lying nj tn" mouth of Ortnra, Creek. :,
lot of "r"upd hclnngiu" TO the subscriber. re-
quostcd forward within thirty day from the
date hereof prove property. pay charges aud r"m"y"
the same, on they Will b" disposed OF according Ia
law. WILLIAM i. PERKINS,
Living ut the mouth of Octoraro Creek.
Cecil county, July :. lSGG-:;w
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will b"
N made to tn" Commissioners of tuoII county at
their first mcoiu" after the nth day of August, next,
for the appointment of Examiners t" determine the
propri"y OF changing part ri Tia" public roal lead
ing from Port Deposit Ia Perry vile to Commence nj
point near tho dwrllin" h0uS" of joel Ryn"ld+. in
Gurlcytnwn and running through lands ni Mary
Gillespie. tho Heirs ofJohn trr-w.I Grpr.:c Grrrol.
joel Reynolds and others I" interscrt the old road
nj point near the public hons" NJ" occupied by
Francis j. Boyd. July -, ls'i--,lw
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MEDICAL EIEcrEIcIrY.- DIR. Porter,
Il member Of the New York Electrical Insti-
tnte, has spent several days lately in Elkton,
and been called upon by number of our
citizens. He will be in Port Deposit next
week to examine and prescribe for those
who may be afflicted. He was last week in
Newark, DEL, whore he was very success
full. The following certificate from one of
our wel.known citizens, is endorsed, we
believe, by all his patients in this vicinity:
To my ol friends and acluaintanccS in
Port Deposit and llavrc de Grace aud vicn-
ity, hereby most cheerFully recommend
DR.. r. PORTER. OF New York, Medical
Electrician and E.lcctricnl Physician. VIII"
will, in few days. visit the ahovr-namcd
places. DR.. PORTER has visited this place.
and his mode of treatment gives universal
satisfaction; and would ady's all II af.
iIictcd friends to call upon him and take his
remedies, as ! am confident they will pro-
ducc the desired result. | believe him to be
no impostcr or humhrg hut gentleman of
truth and veracity, and II slil'uI Physician.
Eihton, J"iy27, GG. JAS. Il. WELLS.
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NIIniCi',aY.

TIL" CnrHn.hn"n of New Ypri city
iiHv" lost tlr'ir status. NOR" : fh" pity
JiS said. thns" It i'v fathers" steal
foo much l,y far for jur. veal,
And il'~ Intended in coo! weather
70 Wip" til" Board ont alto"rth"ri
Here our Wise tpIm"n"n keep dark,
Except about that costly Park:
Cas- in that item WON'T 90 far.
milk" cash laid ont at TIA" sSfNr,'
That wrll-l;uuwu mart. whore people pay
Fla" ir,r,H price for b.f array.
y ful line Of >",>nuahlr Coth'ns GA h,ul. cornr.i,
ing much finer g;cS Of lINENS tNr ALpNrAS tn III nr,
n$1irllv gotten MP fni ready .,r srlr, we'll tn,
nSrI; stock Of Iuwcr-Irrri "n"S.
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ESCAPE OF pHIsONERs. - Charles Bar
Der and John Smith, the two remaining prs-
oncrs of the trio who were committed to the
Elkton Jail, a few weeks since, for robbine
the house of Joseph Phelps, made their cs
cape thcrcrom on Wednesday night last
They were visited by the sheriff at II Of k
on the night referred to, examined by him.
and found to be all right. They were CON
fined in separate rooms and heavily ironed !:
but Notwithstanding they cut their chains
and burst the window bars, and having got
into the yard, made their exit through that
famous hole in the wall, through which their
confederate, Joseph Barber, effected his cs
cape, a short time since. The sheriff started
in pursuit of the tugtives next morning, but
obtained no tidings Of them. Comment upon
this condition Of affairs is unnecessary.
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PERRY e co.,
STAR CLOTHING. s;IyssDEsIs NJ.

LOW PRICES AND FASHIONABLE q .OuS,
500 C"S'"W ST., Sign Of the Shr,
July ., Is i--lw PHILADELPHIA
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The Cecil Whig.
ELKTON, JULY 2S, 1866.
PRIMARY MEETINGS.
M
xA-xA.

THE UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEN Of Cecil
county ar" hereby requested tCassemble in Primary
Meetings. at the usual place. of holding such moe:
lng-, m the severn Election districts of the cnIlnty
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Aete pour venir en- aide a lasile des fous, a
jackson;
I'm acte relutif q I'M ohemin plauchGit par
tant du bord est de Red Chute, dams Ia parois-
Sc Bossier iusqu'au hord est de Ia riviere
Rouge, vis-a-vis Ia vile de shreveport
Aete a letiet de venir en- aide aux personnes
qui n ont pas pave ct celles qui ontpaye leurs
taxes Ia compagnie de dessechement dams les
paroisses dOrleans ct de Jefferson.
Acte a lefet de pouryoir au eurage, ainsi
qu'aux autres moyens susceptibles de rendTe
nayigable pendant toute lannee, lie bayou
Plaguemine ct ses debouehes dams lie Grand
Lac
IN acte reftet de venir en- aide luniver-
site de Ia Louisiana
Acte pourvoyant aux dGpenses contingencies
de lassembGe gentrale;
Acte pour amender Ia premiere section dun
aete intitule:
Acte autorisant la yente de timbres aux ven
deurs de billets de loterie, approuye lie Is fe-
vrier 1866;
Acte pour yenir au secours d'Ursin Jacob
ci-deyant shGrii de la paroisse Saint-J ean-Bap-
tiste;
I'm aete d6clarant le bayou Rouge dams la
paroisse St-Landry, riviere nayigable;
Sur &c, ces bills recoivent Ia signature du
president du senat
Eft sont enEoyes, par lie secretaire a la cham
bre DIES representants.
NJ Coco
Au nom du eon1it6 choisi pour Sc rendre au-
pres de son Exc. lie gouervneur, lui bonner
connaissanee que les chambres touchent a Ia
iouInement, ct sinformer sill n'aurait rien a
leur communiquer;
RappoTte que le Gomit6 est ale aux bureaux
de lex6cutif, sans y trouyer lie gouverneu1, ct
infere de la gull n'avait lien lui commune
c., -, ,,+;,,, A., Nj T,--7, l. ..I,;,, So!
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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTNGN'T,
New Orleans, May II, 1866,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTNINT,
New Orleans, May II, 1866
In conformity to the provisions OF an act Of
the General Assembly, entitled
An act to authorize the Governor to issue
the Bonds of the State for the amount of one
Million OF Dollars and to provide for the pay
ment of the same, to deiTay the expenses of
building levees, in accordance with the con-
tracts made by him and the levee commission
ers appointed for that purpose,
Proposals are invited and will be received
for thirty days, expiring June 18th, 1866, for
the purchase OF One Million of Dollars of
Bonds of the State, as authorized as aforesaid.
The said Bonds bear an interest of eight per
cent. per annum, payable seni-annually, have
twenty years to run. and are secured by
pledge Of all the proceeds of the sale of the
public or swamp lands belongingto the State,
Bids will be received in sums of One Thou
sand Dollars and upwards, to be addressed to
the Governor of the State, to be opened by
him and the Board of Levee Commissioners,
and to be Endorsed " Proposals for the pur-
chase of Levee Bonds"
Only State notes, National Bank notes and
legal tender received in payment of Bonds.
The right is specially reserved of rejecting
all bids not satisfactory to the Governor and
Board OF Levee Commissioners.
J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
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Imnortant InyentIon Coo sen.onlng I.umbe!

Important Invention for Seasoning Lumber,
II will Lumber at average of 81 per 1000 feet
It will Lumber thoroughly, and check less
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1t safer does the work quicker cheaper and better than
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The expense Kiln and Right is within the reach Of
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NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber from the steam ready to be worked i'm
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The cost of changing Dry Air Kiln into Steam
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No need Of keeping large stocks of lumber hand 1t costs
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Carpenters, Goopers, Cabinet Carriage Sash Door and
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common Hot Air Kiln be changed into a Steam Kiln
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paying for the drawings and specifications, 90 =
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An immense stock of Pianos Watches Jawery and Fancy
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