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I ONO BRANCH RACES.
IL Monmouth Park
each day.
Angus: %, 20. 80 and September l.
Fare tor round trip including admission track So For
departure of boats and trains railroad
WM d. CONNER, Secretary Long Br1nch. n. j.
T ONG BRANCH RACES. AUGUST %, 30 10. SEP
ltember lBoats Of the New Jersey Southern Railroad
line viii leave pier North River loot Rector ST.. 20,
$50 and 10 40 A. VI. Returning leave the
r NJ Fare for round trip. including admission to tho
track 81
DORT WASHINGTON PLEASURE GROUNDS
Purse $loU for 40 class. be trotted Thur
tember l3 Entries close Saturday september Address
>. I. VELsOk, secretary, Port Washington Queens
county. Long Island.
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THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION.

The Electoral Comm ssion, on Wednes-
day, made decision which will have q
most important bearing upon counting the
votes of the disputed States 1t was de
cided that as regards Florida no evidence
would be considered, except such rs was
contained in the papers turned over 10 the
Commission by the President of the Sen
ate. It's claimed that this ruling will com
pei the Commission to accept the certti-
Gates of the Hayes electors. inasmuch as
the Tilden electors cannot show even the
color of title without going outside the
record.
The decision in the Florida case is re.
garded by the Republicans as settling the
case of Louisiana, where the judicial au
thoritieS of the State sustained the action
of the Returning Board, and the vote Of
that State must also be given to Hayes and
Wheeler. The Democrats then attacked
the eligibility of Mr.. Humphreys, one of
Florida Hayes electors.
The discussion of the Florida case was
continued on Thursday before the Elector
al Commission III open session. The main
point under consideration was the protest
against the counting of the vote cast by
F. c. Humphreys, one of the Hayes Eirc
tors, on account of his alleged disability !;
but the argument took a wide range anu
the merits of the whole case were fully dis
cuSsed. 1t was proven that Mr.. Humphreys
resigned the Office of United States Ship
ping Commissioner i'll September, and that
his resignation was accepted 10y Judge
Woods on the % of October. Il was also
proven that Judge Woods ordered tile Col
lector of Customs at Pensacola to take pos
session of the Office and discharge its duties
until Il new appointment was made, and
that the said Collector had done as directed.
1t was contended by the the counsel for the
Democrats that the resignation of Mr. Hum
phreys had not been filed in the office of the
Clerk OF the United States Circuit Court,
and that until it became a public record it
could not go into effect. 1t was also al gued
that Judge Woods. being in Ohio, when
Humphrey letter reached him, and outside
Of his Circuit. could not make a valid judi
cal order. The argument on the Repubi-
can side was conducted by Mr.. Evarts and
Mir. Shrllabarger, and on the Democrat side
by Judge Iioadly and Mr.. MerIck. The
will probably make a decision that will be
conclusive of the Florid.. case. The general
opinion is that thus far the Republicans
have gained substantial advantages in the
Florida case, and have procured il c0nstruc-
ton of the law which will give 10 Hayes
and Wheeler the vote Of Louisiana when
that State is called.
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WILMINGTON ITEMS.
WII.MINGTON. Del. Feb. s, 1871

WILMINGToN, Del, Feb. 9, 1877.
Last Friday night, Geo. Jamison and
John Tilghman. both from Chatham, Ches
ter county, coming to this city for the pur-
pose of attending market on Saturday
morning, put up at the White Horse Hotel,
Second and Tatnal street. Amongst other
marketing they each had box containing
from ten 10 twelve dozen eggs, which they
left in their wagons, in the hotel yard. On
going to their wagons, about 10 % clock, on
Saturday morning, to see if everything was
right; they discovered that they had been
robbed OF all of the eggs and about eleven
pounds Of butter. A search was made, but
the thieves could not be found. On the
same evening. twenty five Dominique
chickens were stolen from the hennery of
Jason Davis, near Hare's Corner.
The Harlan Il Hollingsworth Company
have received an order for new side wheel
steamer from the Chester River Steamboat
Company, which is to run between Balti
more and Chestertown. The boat is to be
l61 feet in length. 1919 feet breadth of beam,
II feet breadth over the guards, and 9 feet
hold. 1t will have day saloon on the
upper deck, with "A ladies' saloon on the
lower deck, and room for freight. The
engine will be nine feet stroke, with thirty
eight Inch cylinder.
The prayer meetings still continue at
several of the churches with unabated
interest, many souls being saved every
evening. Each of the churches have large
congregations. At Scott on Monday even
ing last, Mr.. Tompklnson, of Zion circuit,
preached to large number of the members
and visitors.
The entertainment given by the St.
Mary's Total Abstinence Beneficial Pioneer
Corps was success, every available place
being filled with spectators.
About II O'Clock on last Thursday night,
bright light was discovered in the direc-
ton of the Brandywine, and which. on
examination, was found to be the barn of
l.. F. Riddle. which was in blaze. The
different fire companies Immediately re-
paired to the spot and put forth their best
efforts to save the building, but it was of
little use, as the flames had gained such
Roadway that it was impossible to save
it. Loss. s., 500; insurance, So 800.
WHO KNOWS?
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was ineligible under the Constitution
The vote on the question of taking tes-
timony in this case was the same as on
the first resolution, except that Justice
Bradley voted with the Democrats, and
thus decided the passage of the resolu-
ton. These two resolutions sum up
the decision of the Commission on the
important question of going behind the
returns That Mr.. Hayes will be given
the office to which the people elected
him in November last, there now seems
to be but little doubt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-10
THE NEW CONGRESS-.

Within four weeks a new Congress
will begin its official existence and will
show some curious changes in the COM
position of the Houses. In the Senate,
the Republican strength will be re-
duced, though by no means overcome !;
while in the House the present Demo-
cratic majority of about seventy-fvc
will be cut down to not more than four
or five. We believe all the new Sena-
tors have been chosen, and can, there
fore, post the books for that body at
least. New Hampshire has yet to
choose three congressman. According
to the most accurate classification the
Senate will stand, after the 9Th of
March, ~ Republicans (presuming that
"a Republican will fill the Louisiana va
cancy in the present Senate) and 81
Democrats In the present Senate there
are 46 Republicans, % Democrats, and
one vacancy. The Republicans appear
to lose four Senators, and the Demo
Gratis to gain five So, in the extremely
improbable election of Mr. Tilden, he
would find the Senate opposed to him.
Should he become President, the SEN
ate would have the power, and proba-
bly, the disposition, to tie his hands
almost completely in the matter of APP
pointments and of what use would
the Presidency be to the Reform "
Democracy without the "spoils p
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-10

CONE Now AND LET Us REASON To-
GETHER.-Why do people so frequently
say to DR. Pierce, Il suppose your Golden
Medical Discovery cures every thing ."
because it has been the practice of knavish
charlatanS to manufacture worthless nos
trums and attempt to dupe the ignorant
and credulons by recommending them to
cure every form of disease. To such an
extent has this been practiced that it is no
wonder that many have acquired preiudices
against all advertised remedies. But Dr.
Pierce does not advertise his standard pre-
parations as ''cure allS.' does not claim that
they will perform miracles. but simply pub
fishes the fact that they have been develop.
ed as specifics for certain forms of disease
for which he recommends them, after hav-
ing tested their efficacy in many hundred
cases with the most gratifying success. 1t
Is FACT known to every we'll Informed ply
sician that many single remedies possess
several different properties. Qulune, for
Instance, has tonic quality. which suggest
its use in cases of debility; an anti. perio
die, by which it is tfficacous in ague; and
IA tebrifuge property. which renders it eff
cacinus in cases of fever. The result of its
administration will also vary with the
quantity given and the circumstances under
which it is employed. So, likewise. the
Golden Medical Discovery possesses both
pectoral and Alternative or blood cleansing
properties of the highest order. BY reason
of these two prominent properties it cures
two classes of diseases. First, those of the
respiratory organs, as throat, bronchial, and
lung Affections chronic coughs and asthma
and second, diseases of the blood and CLAN
dular system, in which affections all skill
full physicians employ alternatives, as in cas-
es of blotches, eauptions, ulcers, swellings,
tumors, assesses, and in torpor of the liver
or "biliousness While its use is. by its
combination of properties. suggested in
cases of pulmonary consumption, yet you
need not take it expecting it will cure you
if your lungs are half consumed, nor be-
cause it is recommended as blood medi-
cine would its proprietor advise you to take
it expecting it to cure cancer. 1t will not
perform miracles, but it will cure many
grave forms of disease.
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Late News Items.

Secretary Morrill, is still confined to his
bed
More than $50, 900 pounds of gun
powder. destined for Russia, passed over
the Erie railway last week.
Colonel John O'Mahoney, the Fenian
lea 1er died IN New York ON Tuesday
night, aged about 81 years.
Work was suspended at the Public
Printing Office in Washington, on Satur-
day. throwing six hundred persons out Of
employment.
A review and brigade drill of the
troops stationed in Washington took place
on Saturday in presence of the Secretary
of War and the General Of the Army.
-Signor Bli,z, the coniurer, used to say
that there were % other men who took his
name aud initiated his performances. often
leaving unpaid bills for which he was sued.
The report that Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett is i'll Florida ought to be suffi
GENTLY disprov,d by the fact that he has
for some time past been staying at Long S
Hotel i'll London.
An attempt was made to wreck train
on the Western Mary land railroad. near
Carstown, in Washington county. Md, on
Saturday night. The engine, tender and
baggage Car were thrown from the track,
but no person was mi uIed.
AT mass meeting Of unemployed
working men III New York, un Saturday
night, a memorial to the Legislature was
adopted, asking that So 600, 900 be appro
priaIed for public works. To give employ
ment to the 5000 unemployed wo. king
men of that city.
The steamer George Washington, from
New York for St. Johns, n F., has been
totally wrecked at Cape Race. All on
board, % in number, we've drowned
Fourteen of the bodies have been recov-
cred The steamer Crom'reN also from
New York for St. Johns, is missing.
The following card was published in
Boston, on February 1ih: 81 am glad 10
announce to the Christian public that con-
tributions for the family Of Mr.. p. p. Bliss
have been SO liberal that with the addition
of what he left they are well provided for
and contributions must now cease.
d. 5. MoopY.'
--Advices from Mexico to the Goth ult.
indicate that the elections were going in
favor of DIaz, but that his authority IN the
City of Mexico was almost gone, owing to
the weakness of his Cabinet aud dsSen.
sions among the members. Those capital
ISIS, who make money by loans to revolu-
tonists at excessive Interests, were encour-
aging a new rebellion. The Church party
had triumphed in the elections III the cap
ital. and held important positions III sever
al of the States 4 petition was in circu
lation asking the Government to permit
the return of the Sisters of Charity, ex-
PEELED from the country two years ago.
Cortina had refused TO abandon the Texas
frontier, and is opposed to Diaz. Protest
ant worship had been suspended in Goa
hula and Morelos by the authorities.
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able for his words These life long
declamatory advocates of exploded coz
stitutional theories, forgetfu Of their
own political records, grow god-like in
Democratic esteem, by the force and
cogency of their reasoning in behalf of
Il Presidential asprant, whose record,
theories, and practices are strictly in
accord with their own. True, these
facts will not enter into the lease "
before the Tribunal, but they are no
less potent and powerful in their inhu-
ence upon thoughtful men generally.
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AN HISTORICAL FACT. Every agent who
has been steadily selling the Improved $50
Homestead Sewing Machine for three years,
owns his dwelling house, has good account
in bank, is clear of debt, and has money at
interest,-the natural consequence of secur-
ing good agency for superior goods at the
lowest prices. y good first class Sewing
Machine, most useful -rcliable at all times
easy to understand and control, the same
Slz" and does the same work as any machine
that sell at Four TINES the price There
Is no machine at any price better, or that
will do finer or more work, and certainly
none so low in price by many dollars. The
HOMESTEAD Is widely known and used in
thousands of families III the Eastern and
Middle States, and daily becoming popular
i'll the West. 1t will save it's cost several
times over in one season, doing the work
of the family, or woman who will cain four
Or five dollars a day for any man or woman
who sewS for a living. 1t is the strongest
machine made, is ready at all times to do
its work, makes the strongest and finest
stitch yet invented, and is fully conceded
as the Standard Family Sewing Machine.
Price, complete for domestic use. $50, de-
llveicd at your door, no matter how remote
you may reside. Business permanent and
honorable, with more certain and rapid
sales. and large pr"1is than any other. Ex-
traordinary liberal offers made 10 local or
travelling agents where we have none est abb
lIshrd or. If there is no agent near You,
send your order direct tn the factory. Ad-
dress John II. Kendall & Co, 42l Broadway,
New York.
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Gov. WELLS has been long time in
prison by order of the House Of Repre-
sentatives. He is an old man, and was
so ill on Thursday that even Mr.. Field
postponed his examination. Yet the
Newly ork World has the chivalrous
manliness to say: "Wells in a slow
fever-David Dudley Fields cross
examination too much for the Anti
"quated Bravo The man who could
write that should be an object of pity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-10

Is IT not rather startling to see a
single branch of Congress imprisoning
the officers of sovereign State because
they decline answering questions p
What jurisdiction has the House over
these officers? If this can be lawfully
done, there is nothing to hinder the
establishment of complete Spanish
Inquisition, racks, thumb-screws, aad
all. What century is this, any way?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-10

The essential action of the Elec-
toral Commission up to the time of our
going to press can be briefly stated
The first resolution voted upon had the
effect to bar the consideration of anv
testimony, except the papers referred to
the Commission by the President Of the
Senate These include the three sets
of certificates and the papers attached
and the various objections, and nothing
else whatever
The Commission on this question
divided ON a party line, the Republic
cans and the Democrats voting to-.
gether on their respective sides
This resolution was supplemented by
second, which provides for hearing
testimony as to the eligibility of Hum
pbreys, one of the Florida electors, to
whom objection was made by the Demo-
Gratis on the ground that be held the
Federal Office of Shipping Commits
sioner for the port of Pensacola, and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-10

Mr.. GROVER has resigned the Gov
ernship of Oregon. and proposes to take
his seat in the Senate in March. Hence
forth his nickname will be Senator
Gobble, unless he can satisfactorily
cipher out that dispatch.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-10

On Monday Little6eld testified be-
fore Dudley Fields committee, that he
met two Democratic worthies-ex-Sena-
tor Trumbull and Gov. Palmer-at a
ball, given by a colored woman, in New
Orleans, while the visiting statesmen
were there. 1t also appears that the
story told by Littleticld, in regard to
the doings of the Returning Board, was
made up-of the whole cloth-about
the same time, and that these two gen
tlemen were perfectly familiar with it.
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ELKTON. FEBRUARY 10, 1877.

FLooRED, Ell? in Florida? Hopes
for the Reformer are not so ford, eh !?
There is haze rising in the West that
will soon obscure the political field,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-10

SCARCITY OF MONEY. There is no doubt
but the present condition of all kinds of
business and industry is fearfully depressed,
and it behooyes every family to look care
fully to their expenses. Winter is coming
on when children are liable to Group. Hoop
ing Cough. etc. Coughs and Colds will
prevail every where and Consumption, with
other throat aud lung diseases, will carry
off many These diseases should not be
neglected. Doctors bills are expensive,
and we would advise onr people to use
Bo>CHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. 1t never has
failed. One bottle at 10 cents will keep
your whole family well during the Winter.
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold in
all towns in the United States, and by H.
II. Mitchell Elkton; E B. Frazer, Port
Deposit; and DR.. L. r. Kirk, Rising Sun.
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ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
THE WEATHER.

For several days we have been visited
with an interlude of oriental atmosphere
1t slipped in between the rough gapes of
Winter, and is more beautiful than the
face OF Spring. odorous with the tender
fragrance of fairy world of flowers &c, -
will stop here, and subscribe myself
Sublimely yours, J. Ii. p.