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lon en- communicate. ayant deuK arPents ct deni de
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TIVE. HUNDRED Bushels of beautiful 6ne
Il white Salt for sale At 9 I.OO pr bushel, at
the old Drake Salt Works, by .fs..ss 4,
JAMES G.. WEEK rs.
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&TEWART HOUSE.

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,-- No 227 Canal street, corner Of Basin \. 0.
Dermanent. Transient and Day 'BDarlers, can
III 4, find q home at the ab5ve House, where they
may lie accommodated in superior style Table
not surpassed by any s.ipase in tie City; and the
utmost cleanliness sobseryed Fine airy reops
single or in pairs q lf0Ass for meals -Breakiasl
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Succession de Cle,nence Wood.

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toutes pcrsSanes dv deposei leur opposition, sous
les dix ioars qai suiyr0at PAWS, cu--sa demande
sera. accorde. = eAS ~ -. -
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The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
Hon. j. A. j. Creswell's Farm and its
improvements.

Mr.. EDITOR.-Among the many pro-
ductive farms in Cecil county, there are
none that have been brought to a higher
state of fertility, or to which have been
added more valuable permanent in-
provcments, than the one owned and
occupied by the Hon j. \. j.. Creswcll,
located just outside of the limits of Your
town. During the last few years, Mr..
CrcSwcll has expended considerable
money in rcmodeling his house and
decorating the grounds around it.
He has the present season erected a
greenhouse, and is having it filed with
the choicest variety Of plants and flow
crs: some of those recently received
from the botanical garden at Washing
ton, for fragrance and beauty, cannot be
surpassed. He has also erected a very
neat and substantial cottage, for Mr..
Philipson, a practical horticulturist and
Tourist. a very neat and tastelv poul-
try-housc has also just been completed,
which for convenience cannot be sur
passed by any in the county. 1t is di-
vidcd into four apartmcnts,-one for the
hen to lay in, another for her to hatch
her brood in, third to keep ducks in,
and the other is arranged with poles
for them to roost on. Each division is
separate from the other, and by this ar
rangcmcnt all the droppings are saved,
and as a fertilizer, will, in Il few years,
pay the expenses ct erecting said build
ing.
Another great Improvement, and
which, in few Years, will add to the
beauty of his handsomclv-locatcd prop
rrtv, as we'll as increase its valuc, Is
the thorn hedges that Mr.. Crcswcll is
having planted, both for outside and
division fences. There is no fence more
permanent, or better protection to the
crops, or which in the end is lnorc
economical and it has often been a
matter of surprise to me, that they have
not been more extensively planted
The general introduction of these fences
would certainly be most desirable I'M
provcmcnt; for while they would add
ixaltv and refinement to the landscape
they would, at the same time, form
fence that would be impcnctrahle to
man or beast How often It is tiiGt olr
fertile fields and luNllriant crops are
rendered uncouth and rude by the un-
slightly fences that are IN common use,
and which are ut the best a Very lni-
perfect barrier TO the incnfsioHS Of tres
passcrs, while they are source OF con-
stant trouble ana expense to the farmer.
Mr. Creswcll hopes to avoid all these
inconvcnicnccs by the mode referred to
abosG.
There are other Improvements con-
ncctcd with this property, thai ara WOE
thy Of notice, but not wishing to tres
pass too much OH the space allotted to
correspondence, let this sti;ee for the
present. In future number, with
your permission, l will give your read
crS description of some of the farms
udiae2nt to Mr. Crcswcll's, and which
bv the use Of fertilizer and skiiful man
agement, have been mad" very produc.
tive l..
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.

| FIRE ENGINES.-IO our article, in last
WIG weeks, about the fire apparatus
of Elkton reminds our citizens, very
forcibly, that we, once upon time,
had two engines, which have, in days
gone by, done good execution, and were
instrumental in saving a large amount
Of valuable property. But where are
the engines now? One is understood
to be in somebody's stable. somewhere,
and the other is in somebody clsc's sta
bic, somewhere else. The reels have
been living around loose, in somebody's
lumber-yard, exposed to the weather,
ever since the fire of last March; whilst
the hose is crammcd away in some
body's warehouse. Neither engine,
hose nor reel, if, by any means, they
could be brought together is in any
condition to be of the least possible
service; and as to the fire buckets, we
never had one. 1t is gh time the
propcrty-holdcrs of the town should
take the matter in hand, and force the
Town Commissioners to do their duty,
and not leave us to the mercy of the
element Winter is here, the danger of
fire imminent, and yet they stand idly
by. Thank heaven! the time of our
annual election is approaching, Gf it
come not too latc,) when our citizens
will have the opportunity to ouSt the
present dcrclict Board, and put in men
who will make some effort to put things
in order.
THE FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-Thc ladies'
of the Mite Society closed up their fair
and festival on Saturday night last, the
receipts amounting to near eight hun
dred dollars. They expect to clear
about six hundred dollars, after paving
bills and expenses They certainly de-
serve great credit for the manner in
which the whole thing was gotten up,
and its successful consumat;on The
display of goods, Qhc handiwork of the
ladies of the socicty) was very fine,
prominent among which was a collec-
ton of wax flowers, in a glass case,
from the fair hands of Miss Gwinn,
and which was presented by the visitors
to Mr.. j. j. Abrahams, for his kindness
in appropriating his house to the use of
the society. The dinner tables, on
Thanksgiving day, We're set out in fine
style, and loaded with everything that
could be desired, accommodating over
one hundred at time
Not REcovERED.-Ncithcr of the
bodies of the three men who We're re-
Gently drowned, in the Susquchanna,
near this place, has as yet been found,
and l am not aware of any effort hav-
ing been made to that end
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
TIKI Gstil whit
.LKTON, DECEMBER 5, 1sGs.
BAY VIEW ITEMS.

IMPROVEMENTS Improvements il
this locality are still progressing. Mr.
Thomas Jannev has just completed q
new kitchen, put up porch, and mad,
many other improvements to his dwell
ing. Ii. c. johnson is putting up Il
new house, near. the Factory, and Mr.
John Cooper, Gilpins' Fails, has COM
pleted his new Iron Wheel Saw Mil!
The wheel and machinery work adj
mirably.
ACRICULTURE.-Thc farmers, as a
general thing, have got their corn husk.
ed and put away. The grain is of ex.
ccllcnt quality, and, in many cases, the
Weld far exceeded their expectations
The wheat is looking very well, and
from present appearances, bids fair for
Il good crop.
Tue WEATHER weather dur
ing the fall months has been very fine,
which afforded the husbandman every
opportunity to push toward his work
and prepare for the approaching Win
ter
Pubic RoADs-Owing to bad
system of SupcrviSorship, a short al
lowance of money, and the recent heavy
rains, our public highways are becom-
ing quite bad at the early commence
mcnt of winter; and from the quag-
mircs, filled up bitches, Except those in
the middle of the road, and the worm
ont brid grs that may lie noticed
throughout the county, it will not be
surprising if the roads in many places
will be entirely impossible before next
Spring.
NEW BRIDGE.-The new bridge at
Burns Run has been completed, and
from the muttcrings of the people, it
does not seem to meet with general ap-
probation 1t is something like the
bridge near Little Elk, built some 20 or
30 feet from the main track, so that
You can neither hit, nor miss, it, on a
dark night. The architect, no doubt,
had some wise design in its erection,
but we can't see it.
LEcTURE.-Rev. John G. Wilson, of
Philadelphia, delivered lecture, in
the church, on Friday evening Nov.
9th, subject" Starting in Life
The house was we'll filled, and the dis
course was listened to with marked at
tcntion Taking it altogether it was
very crcditablc affair.
RELIGIoUs.-The same Rev. Gentle
man preached on Sunday morning and
evening to large and attentive audi
cncc. Text, in the morning, lst Peter,
=: Il; in the evening, Hebrews, 70:
Is to "A. The subjects were ably
handled, and very instructive to ap-
prcciative minds Mr.. Wilson is
native of Cecil county and travelled this
circuit number of wears ago, which
makes him a great favoritc with the
people.
PoLITIcAL-Polities have wcll-nigh
dried up. Nasty says the die is cast,
and the die seems to be entirely with
the Copperheads.. Their organs (what
there is left of .them) have ceased to
call General Grant hard names, and
console themselves with the idea that
he NAV be induced to change front and
appoint scmi-Rcbels and conservatives
to places of honor and profit. A very
forlorn ,hopct as the Generals motto is
to fight it out OH the same line.
NEwspApERs-The La Crosse DEM
ocrat has lost its prestige, and is sci
dom spokenof only in a low tone
never displayed to public view.
The Cecil Wing, with its new type,
handsome appearance, editorials and
wcll-sclccted articles, is welcome Wis
itor to the loyal community.
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that the subscribers. of Cecil
county. have obtained from the Orphans Court said
county, letters TeStamentary the personal estate of
PATRICK EWING.
lat" of sail county deceased. All persons having clam-
against the sud deceased hereby warn-l to exhibit
the s;n" with tn" vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
On or before the 18th ,.ty of November. 1SGe
they otherwise" 10y law b" excluded from all bnri,
of said estate All persons indebted to said are
rcIue-tc To make immediate payment to til" sulscr-
hers. Given under hands. this 18th day of November
1865. W. p. EWING,
NJ l. EWING,
Executors of Patrick Ewing, deceased
T"-t-R. d. J,AAR, Register
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that til" suIscrilers of Cecil
county. lave ol'tan. from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Parliamentary the personal estate Of
SAMUEL CAMPBELL
LATE of sail county deceased. All crscrlS having claim.
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 2:;i day of September. 1850:
they may otherwise. hy law hc excluded from all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted to said estate arc
requested To make immediate payment to the suisrril
Given under hands, t, 26tl av of Sept ,,l,cr
1865. MARY 4. Vi. CAMPBELL
WILLIAM 7. BRICKLEY
Executor Of Samuel Campbell. deceased
Tcst-RECgEN d. JANiI, Register
sept 26, 1S6S-6w
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
NOTICE TO THE
W Dcx-nr,, nf <I,o e@I, ns,r,s<
a CARD.
NOTICE

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In Chsncery
ORDERED, This fourteenth day of October in the year
eighteen hundred and syty-ett that the sale made ard
reported hy James T. Mccullough Trustee for tn" sale
of the Real Estate Of Domnck Mclluh and wife. be
ratified and confirmed unless to the contrary there
Of lie shown or before the nineteenth day of Decenl-
her next: provided copy of this Order lie inserted in
newspaper printed in Cecil county. in each
three successive weeks before the nineteenth day No
ycmlcr. next.
The Report states the amount of sales to lie 100.
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT.
oct l.. lS6S-4w Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned Examiners. appoint. iy the County
Commissioners Of Cecil county view and determine
the rr"pricty Of opening public rns from point
ON III" Ekon and Warwick road "pirst the ,trrsec-
t"n Of the Back Creek road with the said Elktun and
Warwick road. and running theme" hy and with an cid
road called :" i"ungs Cart Road" through lands Of
R,ul"m Lake and Richard II. Bay.:rd Oh the line
dividing said lsi, and crossing the Dan. of tn" Chesa-
peak" and Delaware Canal Company. a k Creek ter
ninlng the Iuhl!c road al Cis3,pa M CITY, near the
Sts' Pump. hereby give notice that they will meet at
Chesapeake City. Frdg the 18th dny Of Dtc.mtber
next at 10 o'clock to proceed Ia the discharge of
the duty assigned them. GEO ". B0ULDEN,
ISAAC n PYLE
LEWIS ?. ELLISON
nov Il. lSGS-aw ENaIunprs
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05

DoueHsUrs.-Five eggs, three cups Of
sugar one cup of butter, one of sour cream,
with a teaspoon Of soda in it: Beat the
whites of eggs seperate, and add with the
-four. that is, little OF the whites and q
}itt.e Of flour until it is stiff enough to f''i
out,
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
Eou may lie TOO Late.

Be warned in time. Diseases like Indigestion and Dys
re,.sia are not riilc;i i;l. There such thing
Icing too late in these matters. inflammation. oi
Scirrlm- Cancer. otlcr dangerous disease
,lsuc. wiIp:i all rCst"ratvrs matter how patent
would Lc Intellectual. Do not delay then. When the
syEl: of Dyspepsia first experienced resort at
tn the great restorative n.ettinc, EOSIErf ER't
STOMACH BiTTEES. and You Will l." safe.
Eut few disorders involve greater suffering. ai. if Ict
il Itself immediately dangerous. i: !; the of many
deadly mali,.s. Even if it die! not tend to greater evil
the mental and physical misery it produces is alone II
su.cici,: why pains should lc spared To pre-
cure it. In country the fcc Of the Globe
is it completely dohc>tiul,c in where it
Is found in nearly every ho,lSclin,l. l!OSTErTER 5
STOMACH BITrERS universally conceded tu ie the
sovereign Remedy for this annoying disease. they ac.
i:, y upc the digestive organs, c"src, and tone the
stomach. and give renewed vitality 10 the system. Act
ing delightfully."- upon the AID sonthin til" brain.
renders them ccaccus mental medicine. well
genial stonl: ilic. If taken preventive they will
, found particularly we'll suited To the diseases arising
from the unhealthy Of autumn. and their will
prevent the creeping unpleasant sensation often
planct of when the clills stealing slowly upon the
patient,
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05

We invite attention to the advertise
ment of DR.. Taylor's Olive Branch Bitters.
The great demand for these Bitters has i'll
dneed the proprietor to bring them more ex-
tens;yely before the people. Az q remedy
for impaired digestion, debility, &c, they
are unequasted by anything offered to the
public. A trial will convince all of their
excellence and superiority.
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
NOTICE.

John Otkford and Gcorge l.. De Waelc trading &C. M
Oakford De Warc,
Caroline Mahon,y, ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil In Chanccry.
ORDERED This eleventh day Of November. 1865 that
the sales of the Real Estat of John H. Malouy dec
made and reported by William j. Jones' trustee. be r;,ti-
fed and confirmed. unless to the thereof
hc shorn before the 10th day of January. next
provided copy Of this order he inserted in
paper printed in Cecil county week fer month
before the 10th day OF December, next
The Report states the amount of sales to he - $50.
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy: test, DAVID SCOTT.
H. lS6S-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Deafness, Kindness 4 CatarrIl

]. lSAACS, ii. D.. Ocst and .iEri.t Professor of the
Eve and Eur ,rnlrry al !cy.iri. Holland. located
Snj Arch street Philadelphia where persons afflicted
with diseases of tn. EI EA n CArARiH will liz.
scientifically ire. ted and curtl if cIrhlr The Medical
faculty. is invited he has secrets in his mode of
Treatment.
w Artificial eyes inserted without pain. No charges
made for nation;
Jan u, lSG6-iV
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
NOTICES, &C.
Notice to Debtors.

All persons indebted to the subscriber notified tn
forward and settle their before the 10th
of December 1865, otherwise they will be placed in the
hands of an Officer for collection
Nov 2S. lS6S-aw HOLLAND HARGRANE.
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05

EYER BODY READ THs.-:We are proud
to he the original and sole manufactures Of
+bc celebrated WILMINGTON CITY SoAP.-
We have the evidence that there never was
:, soap offered to tive community that gives
such entire satisfaction. There is scarcely
grocer in tIlfs city, or cosHtsy store kpeE--
er in this State, Or the Eastern shore OK
MARYLAND that does not ssIl it, also in the
adjacent parts of Pennsylvania. In the
use of this popular soap yea viii Inc as
creaely benefited az we. Please use A.
cording to direction. Oh each pound and its
value will be more highly appreciated
Warrented pure and fiji weight. MOORE
: & BRO, Wilmington, Del.
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
FOR SALE,

900 WE'LL SEASONED CHESTNUT RAILS
f.OOO Egg Hill. For t,rlns &C.. inquire of
lanes BrRk,
Near fiGe Hnio.: Meeting iiioise:
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
AFARNIFOR SALE.
1876 ACRES OF GOOD LAND

Lying in Sn>suirn> Neck. in Cecil county Mar, land
within Z "f mil" Of John R"yh"ls Landing, where
Siranb",tS plying between PHILADELPHIA aud lialtn:,rr
stop daily and containing.
135 ACRES OF GOOD LAND.
II is divided into four f"lds-is improved hy comfort
alc DH Ri.LlSG, good new Barn and Stable of ample
size is ..rcr good n'cing, and has oi if @nicen"y I"
w"ml i'r I'll" a+e Of til" h'sl, a:d thriving snil,.
PEACH ORCHARD 81 trcc.--prinrii,ay iil"s Early
For FERNS and farther particulars appy t"
JAMES BLACK GROOME.
Mar Z. lSGS-cowtf Elkton. NIL
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
COLRuRH'S PATENT,
nn R j n K { \ NE 8 5

AMI all love desire for Intoxicating liquors.
safely and positively curr,i y DE-. CLARkS Saliva
ti0n Powders They he administered, if n'-
ccsary without the knowledge Of the person, in dic
Uiae, Ten, any other beverage. S.nt by mai:
receipt "f price. ONE DOLLAR. Address DR.. JAMES
l.. CLARK. 4SS Hudson street, New York.
Cut tb;s ont for reference.
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
M0nRF'S RyRA. NEW:yoRkER,

EUOOIVI
WEEKLY. commences Its TWENTIETH Year Jan. . on n
Mammoth Sheet. comprising Sixteen Large Double
Quarto Pages Of Five Columns each and also GrcatIy
Improred This will max" the Paper about Double its
Former Size. INCREASE IN PRICE, Vol XX for
1869. will excel in all tn" essentials of Progressive
Timely and Useful Rural. Literary AMI Es s,lsIi 4
Mott ana uit,sfs Ei.ogress and In pyorc-
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The RURAL Is not u Monthtu '"t Large and Beautiful
WEEHY-Snperior in VALUE PURITY and VARIETY OF Con
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SO: Ten fr : 3 T." Now Is the time to sub.
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H. ID, i, Moore, Al Park Row NV York
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
NORTH EAST ITEMS.

REsol.Nrn;Ns OF CoNDOLENCE.-At
a regular meeting of the Mt Horeb
Lodge of /. 0. G. r., held at their Hall,
last Thursday night. resolutions of con-
dolcucc We're passed OH the death OF
Charles IT, Lowe, member Of said
Lodge, but which, owing to the late
ness Of the hour at which you receive
this, are too lengthy for publication.
GEuGious.-Rcv. VIM. r. Miller,
Clerk to the County Commissioners of
Cceil. preached IN the NJ T. Church, on
Sunday night last, to a crowded, audi
cncc, III the absence of the Pastor, who
was preaching in Elkton at the same
hour
AN ENTERrA4NMENT- members
of Mt. Horeb Lodge of Good Temp'ars
gave delightful entertainment at their
Hall, on Thursday evening last, to Il
crowded audience. The Tableaux rep
: resented were Morning and Night -
Connecticut PcdIar," "Marriagc
Scene" Drmkard's Home" "Shoc.
maker in Lovc,"" Bridal Scene, ,","Muck
Rake,- /" Purity" The Belle of North
East,'' "Irish Cook" "Templar's Oh
icct ~" Sweets Of Childhood" Secret
Discoverea,r r. PocaLentas Saving the
Life Of Capt. Smith" "Goddess o.
Liberty, =" Army and Nary" and '' Old
Folks Kitchen" Reading by Rev. 7
l.. Poulson, of "The Bells" by Poe
A; Yankee Courtship," and scen'
from Pickwick," by Dickens. The
whole WAS interspersed by singing
.'Too Late" The Three Calls" and
other appropriate pecca Miss Ella L.
Manldin presided at the organ.
They are building
an addition to the hotel, in North East
under the management Of the gentle
manly landlord, Mr. John IT, Thomas
This will be decided improvement tC
the house, greatly adding to its con
vcnicnce and comfort.
New ENTERpRIsE-Mr. Levi Bur
rougi..s has opened confectionery an,
oyster sa 'oon, in the building adjoining
his rcsidcnLc, on Main street, in Nortl
East
DEcEAsEp.-Andrcw Jackson Nc
Cullough, a Wc.lkHown citizen of Nortl
East, aged about forts-fye years, dice
early Thursday morning, At his resi-
drncc in said town, Of consumption
after lingering illness Of many months
He was member of the NJ Il. Church
and died in great peace Of mind. It j
but few weeks SINCE a daughter q
the deceased died of the same. disease.
The Cecil Whig., 1868-12-05
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