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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.A grand Demo.
cratic Mass Meeting was held in Pennsylva.
nia, near the Delaware and Maryland line,
on Wednesday last, to witness joint dis.
cusslon between two representative men of
that party, named Billy Kelly and Sammy
Collyer. The arguments are said to have
been very exhaustive.
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APPOINTED. At = meeting of the Board
OF Directors of the Cecil National Bank,
held on Monday last, Mr.. j. B. Ramsay was
appointed Cashier. AT former meeting Of
the Directors, Mr.. Ramsay was made Acting
Cashier, and has been serving in that capa.
city for some months.
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MOORE l. BROS Diamond Slate Deter.
sve is the oldest brand Soap manufactured
in the State, aud a great number of our ci,i
zens say it is the best they ever used, and
will have none other. Factory corner :,rd
and Orange streets, Wilmington, Del.
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- The Democrat, last week, in lis weak
say, tries to pcttitog the Boom question, and
lain some part of the credit of that great
Enterprise for its party. There may have
rceu indiN idual Democrats in favor of the
ill when before thu Legislature. The Dem
.rrat, VIC believe, claims to be the Sbbbo
eth Of The Coppersead party in this county
,nd it threw its whole Geigh against the
joom bill. The Copperhead members from
his county fought their best against the
Soon, aud ouly the Senator, Mr.. Tome,
avorcd it. Every person remembers the
diculous petition the members of the lower
House from Cecil got up, to have the bill
ciontd u the House for reconsideration
ltcr 1t had been passed by both Houses and
,ecome a tar. How it came '.that DcniG.
ratio Legislature chartered the Boom Com
AMY, is question we heard answered a,
he time by some Of the Democrats. The
answer they gave-we don't pretend to vouch
Or Democratic vcracitv-was that certain
radical parties bonght the immaculate d.
mecracy who voted for the bill. The Dem.
ocrat and that party can,ot, at all events,
Justly claim any credit for having assisted
Ibis great enterprise, and il individual mem,
bors of the party who favored the project,
acted independently of party dic,ation. the
credi, is theirs as individuals, in spite of tho
orders aud advice Of that paper.
The same papers allusion to the School
Jaw is unfortunate, in view Of the TRADES
that many OF ITS leading members in Inc
Constitutional Convention, indnlged in
against, not only the Public School Law
Of this State, but the whole system of
Public Schools. With one or two honorable
exceptions, there was not found in that Con.
vention, an advocate of Public Schools
The cornerstone Of the present mis- called
Democratic party being ignorance and pre-.
judice-not forgetting whisky--ty members
in the Convention acted consistently in civ.
ing their voices and votes against Public
Schools. The friends of public education
have cause to mourn, when they behold into
what hands the destiny of common schools
has fallen i'll this State. The Convention
fearing that the next Legislature might be
composed of more enlightened minds than
that body, took the job out of its hands,
and declared the School Law should cease
to be q Jaw at the end of the next session of
the Legislature. Scarcely greater enmity
could be shown to the cause of Pnblic
Schools than the speeches and acts of the
late Comprehend Constitutional Convention
of this State, and that body certainly repre-.
scnted the views and principles Of the party.
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Asa TONIC AND APPETIZER, nothing can
Equal the effect of DIR. IT, Andcrs' iodine
Water. Unlike all stimulans its effect is per-
mdnent building up The body, and giving
strength and vitality to all parts Of the system.
In oil and chronic cases It may he used with
almost certainty of success.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

The British Government carried out its
purposes in the execution of he three
Fenians lien, Larkia and Gould--at Man.
chester on Saturday. No particulars of the
execution are given except that IT took place
quietly and without an, rioteus demonstra.
ton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

THANKSGIVING Day IN ELxToN. Thurs.
day was observed in Elkton as day of
Thanksgiving in about the usual manner
Services were held in the churches, the
stores closed-their windows and opened on
a crack one door. Work was not generally
suspended; our mechanics having so much
on hand that they feel it necessary to com.
plete before winter, which is rapidly APP.
preaching, sets in
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THE RICHEST NAN IN THE WORLD.
Extract Of q Letter from Baron soIon,o1 Ro,becbi

,,pAfis sth April, 1861. 81 Rue Faulty ST. Ilonorc.
VIII You he kind enough TO have forwarded to me
here 40 bottles OF your indian Liniment you will
you the amount through Messrs. BELMONT i Co..
New York.
BARON SOLOMON Ro1HsoHIlD having recommended
to may of his friends Major LANES LINlMENT
ana they beng DESTROYS to procure it, he should adj
wise him to establish depot IN Paris
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PEsNY WHISTLES. ~-Elkton has been az
'licted for two days past with one of those
periodical penny whistle nuisances. Every
boy, huee high, for that time, has been pa.
RIDING the streets with screcching penny
whistle in bis mouth. When The shop keep.
ers again mediate u whistle speculation, if
they will send In n statement Of their pros
pective profits on tue transaction, We will
try aud raise the sum, and save them the
trouble and risks incident TO this mercantile
operation, and our citizens the ntolerabe
annoyance Of this penny.whiste nuisance.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

rHE TRUE REMEDY At LAST DISCOVERED
UPllAM'S FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from
she formula OF Prof rroussea of Paris, cures Con.
-nmption Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia.
lions OF the system dependent on deficiency of vital
force IL pleasant to taste, and single bottle will
healing remedy ofthe age. 81 a bottle, or six bottles
or 81. Sent by Express Sold by 5. G. UPIlAM,
40. - South Lighlh.s Philadelphia, and principal
Druggists, Circulars sent free.
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GoDEy.--The December No. Of this non.
ular Lady's Magazine closes tho seventy.
fifth volume and 37th year Of its existence.
This being the closing number Of the vol
nmc Cooley presents his readers with holi
day number. Multiplied attractions arc
promised for the Book in 1858. Now is the
time 10 fern clubs, and Cooley offers the
for the Magazine. Single copy, one year,
50; two copies, $3.50; tbrae copies, $3.50;
four copies, $40; FIVE copies, and an axtra
copy to the person getting up the club, for
Slf. Cooley is too well known to need an
extended notice, or require more than a re.
mlnder that this j. the season for getting up
clubs. Address,. A. Cooley, NE. Corner
Sixth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia,
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Fon IJvER COMPLAINT ASp DYspEpsIs--lIse DIR. &
Rogers liver Pills, purely vegetable. They are war,
raIted TO give satisfaction. Depot 2OG Dock street
Philadelphia. Sold by Or. y. 4, Foreman, klkton,
aad G. H. isFnsy, Port Deposit
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TUE NFw hALl.--fhe New Odd Fellows
Hall, which is, or should be, the pride ofevery
E'Aio"lA". is i"-! ::rrrpiro6aac,ling completion.
The plasterers have been at work on the
second and third stories for two weeks past
and this week Mr.. W. G. Rambo has been
putting in pair Of large furnaces, of his
own manufacture, by which the building is
10 be heated.
The Hall will be needed in three weeks
for the grand Fair and Festival, that such
extensive preparations are making for, and
it will require the workmen to hurry up, in
order to have the edifce in readiness for
that imposing Christmas holiday entertain.
ment.
We hear some talk of renting one of the
basement rooms for restaurant and ruin.
selling establishment. We trust the Trus.
tees will not allow rum hole to be opened
lin this splendid public building Parties,
doubtless, in plenty, eau be found ready to
pay large rent tog such purpose, but
more would be lost by detracting from the
rents of other portions OF the building, than
would be gained by the rent Of rum mill.
What lady would venture TO public en-.
tertainment in the Hall, when she knew she
ran the risk of having to run the gauntlet of
Il gang of drunken rowdes, swearing, bias.
phcu,ing and using every obscene epthet in
the fshmongers' calendar, such gs is fire..
quently witnessed on that part of Main street
where rum shops arc most numerous? And
who would venture to attempt the establish.
ment Of first class dry goods store over a
rum shop, in Elkton? The fact is. our
town is not of sufficient size. to support a
first. class restaurant, and the profits would
have to be eked out by appendages not lie.
ultimately part of o restaurant 1t should
be the pride Of our ctizeps to have one pub
lie place forbidden TO the destroyer. There
are penty-of hotels whose proper business
it is to supply food and drink for the hungry
and thirsty. TIA rum shop is established
under the Hall, It will give the whole build
ing disrepuiable character from the start,
and in place of a centre of attraction, it will
be avoided by the better portion Of the com.
mnnity. Are we such community Of belly.
gods that every public building must be ded.
icated temple Of Haechnss For the credi,
Of our town we trust not,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

Official returns from the Island Of s..
Thomas show that the number of lives lost
by the late terrible hurricane was over one
,hopsaGi
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DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

jN CECIL COUNTY, MD.
The undersigned, Trustee OF John W. Scott under
and hy virtue OF Deed Of Trust, bearing date On
the 2.nd day of August 1857, will ofer Mt Public
Sale, at the court House door, in Elhton, Cecil
county, Md. on
Thursday, tie 10Th day of December, 1867,
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LATE SHERIFF'S SALE.

ny virtue ni aMih III Il.ri FacaS, issued ont of
no !lrru!t Court for tctli county, the SUIT of the
>huouai bshk OF Elhtnn against The goods and chat.
els lands and tencmcDtS If Rol.rt Il. i;ouyrar to
ne directed, have -fizrl and taken in execution
md in equity, of til" s:,, Looycar in and f, iI,e
follow ing property. to wit;
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lofal A(Tairs.

New GooDs at Reese & Fonrd's. Prices
still lower.
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SAVE YOUR TEETH by having them attended
TO at once they will prove TO lie blessing aud your
best frlen.s. I'm j. u. REssysR, OF EIki"n. Is gain
ing good reputation as iirst-class Dentist
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30
A Physiological View OF Marriage,
Containing nearly three hundred paoes

AMI l'a hne plates and cugrayings of the
Anatomy oi the Human organs IN state of Health
ana Disease, with trcati-e on Early Errors, its
icpioiitb.e Consequences On the Mind aud Body
WIN inc Authors Pan ot Trcatment--thc only
rational and successful node Of Cure, shown by
NE report 81 casc- treated. A truthful adviser TO
entertain doubts Of their physical condition. sent
rec o postage To any address, receipt Of - GEMS
IN sEainps or postal currency By addressing DIi
La GROIN, No. II Maiden Lane, Albany NY The
author lnay be consulted on any OF the diseases ON
winch his book treats, either personally by mail
Medicines sent To any part OF The world.
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NQTyCE.

N0Y1CE
The creditors oi William w. Ross are horchv
notified TO file their claims against the saii RIOS,
with the Clerk of the Circuit Cour, Cecil county
or before the First day OF January. AID. isGs
CLINTON Met t'LIntGH
W. +, EWING,
Nov 10 lSf1 Receivers
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TOBACCO.

~. h@rWE HAVE NOT
o"T'UuEb, nor ~.
W" intend To ., g..
packing sioo Daily in
rirGne of CEETTRY
lobACCo, rcpoeistni,,,,
contrary n"lv itlls.qnd-
~ We are rnal IN"
i''r tEN1rEi from III.
y 4. IL ' L4'r; it is .Icc
rom drugs, and is IN
every respect. the Feet
rine Cut TOBACCO m.ttIl
''l Sold by all
frFpc"inhIr jrpl. *.
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at II o'clock p,s. the STORE HOUSE,
AA formerly belonging ia John $. Rossell ana
aSea:.sssSzM lately occupied by VIM. NJ. Ross This
SsssS@ store House is situated on Main street in
ssSs rhe heart q the business portion of the
-1S.o wn; it hos been used and occupied for
a number of years a. Dry Goods and Grocery store
The house is built OF prick. q feet in front and "a
feet in length admirably fitted up and from It's loca
ton furnishes one of the most desirable business
stands in the town. There is also under the iiild
ing an excellent Cellar, with brick Aoor. Tbc
whole building is IN excellent condition. ~
THE TERMS or SALE, IA prescribed by the
Decree are as tnllows: -One.tird Of the mr. .hn.e
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale; one.
third in Six months; and the remaining onc,third
in Twelve months from the day OF sale The cr.di,
payments hear interest, and to he secure, by The
Bond or Notes "f the purchaser with approved
security. CLINTON MeCi'LLoItiH
w p. EWING,
Elkton, Nov 20, ls67--ts Receivers I
nc LayaAX Auctioner
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Desirable FARM.
I Acres, 3 RoOds and 81 PercheS,

- ~
known as the "oIDIIAM FARM" situate near the
VILLAGE of Zion, and containing 10y actual measure.
meDt
II Acres, 3 ROOdS and 81 Perches.
The soil is Of superior natural quality in excellent
condition, very productive. and easy of cultivation
A,n 1hr buildings on The fam consist OF u good
Ill., substantial FRAME DWELLING House.
EEiII nearly new, Two and one.lalf stories high.
asyiiI with Kitchen attached, aud IN eycclie Mt
-ts-~ Well oi water Mt tl,. door; q frame Wagon
iious., Hran,Iy AID stable. The buildings -,
IKE all Insured III sound insurance. Com. gSi-sSS,
!'any. There Is also "a Gu"d T"f,u House Gssssss'
IN thc iarln About III acre, "i th- tract of
'indir covered with Timber Of varou. kinds ''"-@'
'hd OF Good quality and suitable for many purposes
The Farm will be sold with only ono reservation
ma that Is "n..hat OF tbs growing CROPS which he.
"hX To The present tenant.
bN-h That ot ip fam lie .eeu at the time of
are Or AT any TIME prior to the sale, by cthn,: at
me ONO" OF the subscriber, in Elkton.
Persons desiring to tliss farm, will call on John
watson, Esq. tenant. for any further uol nation
address the subscriber.
lhe litie to the above tract * in6lisp,tabI.
-" ,''--'~sion Will lie given the 25th day o.
March, 1865. ' ''' -
80, 9a,e o. iced and stamps t" be paid by purchaser
lHf. TERMS OF SAI.Eare as tnIlowr ;-S.tm 10
&c paid i, cash nh the day OF sale; the balance OF
hc purchase money III equal ins,ailnruts of Six
N" l"rift months, to be secured bv the Bond al
ne purchaser with security IL. approved by ih,
lfusttc. and to bear interest from 1c d.v of ale
n the whole Of the purchase money 10 lie n.id in
ash on the day Of sale, at tie option If the rul,b:
RECBEN NAMES,
A""''u' NOV -, lo"i-ts Trustee.
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.A.::s0, ain that Piece or Parcel Of

LAND, situate in the Bird Election District of Cecil
county, about miles west of ElIStou, adjoining the
lands Of Thomas Dreamer, John Grant, Isaac Jack.
son, and the Marley I4ad, which was conveyed to
Decd bearing date on the 18th day Of April ls55,
recorded iii lber WiiR, No. 2, folio o. one Of the
Land Record Books OF Cecil county, containing
81 ACRES, MORE OR LESS
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AcKNowLEDGMEHTs.-The Committee of
A arrangements for the Public Hall Fair take
pleasure in acknowledging the receipt,
through Mcssrs. ID. Scott & Bro, of the
following valuable coniribntions.
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All that Lot, Piece or Parce,

OF LAND, With the improvements thereon where.
On le sud Goodyear resides. situate and Iyinr
IN the north side Of High Street, in the town of Elk,
scott aud the Phil, v il. Il Bait Railroad co,nnanv
nhlc, was conveyed to the ). id Goodyear BIZ j. f.
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ORPHANS, COURT.

THE STATED MEETINGS Of III. Orphans Court OF
Cecil county will be held On the Second TUESDAY
In every mnth. Executors, Administrators and Guar
dans, wanting their accounts stated will please bring in
the vouchers few days before Court.
REUBEN D LAMAR.
Nov w, lSb7-y Register.
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From Mcs-rs. Walton Whsnn, of Wilmington,
2f"J lbs Srpei.pho.rha,c worth. ............ $500
From Messrs Rau-h Sons, Of Philadelphia,
2oso IBIS snper-Phoaphale worth ........... 6s.oi
fron Me.s'.. Alley. Kerr { Bro j do2 boxes
Extra Family 1900
FROM Moro Phillips Phil, 1000 lbs. Phosphate. $500
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Also, all tina Piece or parce, of

LAND. situate about l mile west of Elk,on lyin.,
between the Nottingham and North East roads IT.
Joining the land OF Daniel i'ratton containing
II ACRES, MORE OR LESS
And hereby give notice that on
Saturday, tie 2lst day Of December, 1867.
1t o'clock PM, Ut the Court House door in The
town of ElktOn, will offer for sale said prouertv
20 seizcd and tahin execution at Public Auction Ia
the highest bidder for cash. 10 satisfy said writ and
costs. f. WESLEY JiVNEr ""
Elkton, Nov 10, ls67-ts Ia,e sher,,
II. &. lAyaAN, Auctioneer.
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:" a ~ ED
200 FAR I'VE Egs s.

10 engage IN light and honorable business for the
WINTER months, IN the vicinity where ihry ,nsii
"hch VIII net ticm from $50 to si5o pcr ni'niL '''''
,rror partniiars apply to or address PtRMEj.EE
"l'os, ~ sitlisom 81. Philadelphia Penn
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TRUSTEES SALE
L OF 4
VERY VALUABLE FARM.

by virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
'ouny in chanccry. the subscriber As Trustee will
offer at Public sale at the Cross Keys HOTEL Brick
Meeting House, Cecil county, Md, OH
No".foy, the 2@rd doy Of December, 1867.
at O'clock r.M all that
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49,. The improvements consist Of good Franz
Nx DWELLING liDt5f, nv" stores and ~,
m: attic in hiyhtii with Kitchen attached. al; il
3titt good condition: mid Frame Barn, III L.. 1,
iect; with ,So Straw Honses Gr,nary, Corr
Houses md other outbailiina=, as Smoke Huue'
Hog House, Milk House, Sc. Water is thrown int
the Dwelling House by Hydraulic Rrm. 1hc!o !:
sso good Apple orchard upon the premises.
The situation is excellent, being but two lnilr-
from Port Deposit and convenient to railroads
rteamsoat landings, churehgs, schools, &C.,
Thi. Farm is part OF the Real E-tac of William
pltteu, decca acd ami adjo!n- land. OF Mrs. Robcr
I,vans, Mrs.. Broughton and others.
70 persons wishing 10 purchase desirable farm
fhis is an opportunity such as is rarely afforded.
THE TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
Decree IRE az follows:-t)ua third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale: one
third in Six mouths and the rcneining one.third in
Twelve months from the day or sale. The credit
payments to bear interest from, the day Of sale am
10 be secured by the Bond N Notes o! the purchaser
with approved security; or the whole II the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash at the option OF the ruT
chaser.
AS-rersons DESTROYS of purchasing will he shown
the premises by the TtIstce, who lives near the pro
perty. WILLIAM ]. PAT TEN,
Nov 10, lS61--ts Trustee.
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QECEIvERs' SALE
~ OF NALUABLE
STORE HOUSE AND LOT.
IN THE TOWN OF EI.KTON

by virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit, Court for Cecil
county in chancery, the undersigned. as Receivers
viii sell at Public Auction al the Court House door
in ElktoR OH
Saturday. The 21st day Of December, 1867,
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