The Cecil Whig from Elkton, Maryland • 2

'ihcfiieat Mcslcni Fnlilinor. A OF A fSCPEIUtm KIND, THIS article uliirli I I'or sale I con- M'liT to one oft in: in use. It fs inr better titan Guano alone. Kiiuvviugtli.it limners have been much imposeii on bv worthless articles mnlcr the line of Fertilizers, atf that they look with on iitiylhing hearing that name, I think best to inform them of the materials ol which Hits article is compost'll. dial they iy lorni an ol its merits their own Every ton ol tinvery best 400 lbs.

Potash ami Soibi Salta 4t Fine Oust 200 li Super of Lime ami animal carbon ft is well known that the salts of potash, soila lime enter largely into oiir irm products, irtieiil nly the cereals, sneh as wheat ami corn. This comhiiiation has been made so as to supply "rowing prints with these elements; ii will prevent the attacks of worms and insects; lor IJm-kwheat, Wheat and Gras, il is the manure that can be used, as tin: materials are ail solids. The pile is $2 per 100 lbs. or per ton. lo A.

W. KING, Mill Greek, miles below Elkton. i 1 one 211 IV(mu Female Seminary. fIIHF Second Session of Ibis Institution c. will August 2'Jlh, IKV, and continue twenty-one weeks.

TERMS PER SESSION. Hoard and Tuition in English Latin, SIO.OO a ngn iges, each jn.oo iimc on Piano or Guitar, with use of instrunieiit, S2O to 2" 00 in water colors, lotto 1 iiutii g. in oils, 20 00 iin-y Wdi k. 0 00 ashing, per doaun, Itiu k.vcks. Daniel Irk wood, LL.

President of Delaware College, Prof. A. K. D. Porter.

J. W. Weston, Principal Academy, Rev ,1. J. W.

Kvans, .1 Miller, Newark; George Karle, F.lkton. Prof (J. J.ng, llarlsville, Rev J. II Neill, Secretary Am Uibie Soc, N. Vork.

nv'Girenlars containing the course of Indy and other parlienhns. can obtained bv addressing the Principal. MISS 11. GUAM RKTM.A line Ni: auk, TO FARMERS! vatest railway Horss Envers and Overshot, Thrashers. IYfuTICIC is hereby given to Farmers, that -Il I continue the sale of Wheeler's Patent Railway Horse Powers and Overshot Thrashers with Shakel'S attached, which I will warrant to give satisfaction, or no sale.

Also, Fil'd Caltera Clover Haller- and Saint: Persons wishing to engage a tuny call on the subscriber living near the Magraw Ghureli. i address him at Rising Suu, Cecil emiiity. uryland May lb it JOHN D. MICIIFNMR. I Frw.

oi having on hand a large 1 and selected assortment of SPRING and ai MLR fELIN HR is 1 hsiog her stock of Persons wishing any thing in her li. ness will do well to give her a call as i certain slie cannot tail pleastf Hu Mi in (piality and price. They will I i hand a lot of Fancy Bonnets, raw I Is, lined and trimmed, from sl.Olt. c.pwaM Children's flats and its trimn cd .11 prices, to suit the limes. Very thankful to the public for the patronage they have bestowed upon her, she wishes by her great desire to please, a continuance of the same.

N. IL Persons bringing the Cash ith them ill be eerlaiu not to leave her establ ishincii! without being p-fleetly satisfied with their bargains. Dv'Au Apprentice wanted ioumediately. (June JJO, 'oo. line Vmtr ougli, 11V TilK fSK OP Syrup of Tar, Wild Cheritv, wood HI aciddi-ntally through li'-g ect Improper treilinont.

may remit in tli if ivo.st of all diseases. coii.suhij>|ion. therefore be lvi.a-d limy, and procure at onco a holtlo of hi- 1 valuable preparation. It is to the I -iy. and has no nai'eo'ic in its coin position, and cm ho taken by all vvidi perfect safety.

wide --p'ead repot which this preparation liyy obt din-d as a cough medicine, is gi rmtee of its in all of the theuit and and all use it will he certain to obtain relief. For sale by all Storekeepers in this, and adjoining counties, and wholesale by the jinprie or. b. RITTER, Mar. li oin.

No. 7 South Front Phila, FREIGHTING. TO THOM IIALTIMOTtK. new, tight and substantial I last sailing Scdiooncr Jam. lui.i:- naii Lambert (S.

Lord, will run regularly from the Elk Landing, leaving on Tuesday ol'every at 12 M. Freighters may rely upon having their business attended to carefully and with despatch. and at reasonable rates. Apply on board lo LAMRLRT G. FORD, or to JOHN PARTRIDGE, Feb 21 tf Elkton.

NEW SIMP YARD. TilK snli.serit.ii'lmviii" started a yard for l.uilding and I lloalsand Vessels, of all Sues, at I'DRT IIKU.MAN, hopes to make il an object for all Inn ing work in his line lo give him a call, living in a good tiinher e'jiinlry, with a steam mill on the spot by which much of (he work will he done, and all Ids expenses being very light, he is wiki tiled to do work lower than it, can he done hi. ihu cities. give me a trial. June dm JOHN 11AUN.VI1Y.

ELKTON LEATHER STORE, nt'inislTK TUB HOW All!) JIOVSK, AMES HASSON oilers an AKHortnicnt ol Leather at (be lowest pnccs for casli. Spanish and Slaughter Solo; Moroccosmooth and grain; ditto Madras and Tampico; French and American GulC; Wax and JHilf I ppers; Harness and Skirting; Riddle, fair black; French and American Lining; Tops and Rit Kips and LC' he highest prices paid in cash for green Hides and Skins. Gin NfCls, Ploughs and Castings. (1 EMDERLA ND and Norristown Nalls, for sHe by the keg. at a sniall advance on city prices.

Ploughs and Castings, for sale iliner's Point and George 'fwn, bv June 10 WILMER FORD. Iy (JU I AN HOES, a huge assortment reccivt I and for elieap at J. A. KLLIAfONS, A illy 7. Cheap Corner.

iARPE.Vit a full nHSorlnvn ini tot it; J. A. KLLI AVON'S, Cheap Corner, SB: nsu i st. i 1 1 do ban els New lb rtH) ditto No. Mack el.

For sale 1 prn-e-i at J. A. ELM ASO July 7. Cheap Corner. if yon wish a No.

I article of Srhnylkiil Loire, you urn snppln at short orderhig torotigh WJLMEI! FORD, at Point or i'owu. rnmmmmmmmmm vl he Cecil lUljig. n.KTOV, Al ta ST 25, 1555. Tub Loioi'uco Oijmck Ildl.liKßS A.NU 11l XTBHS C'KCII. DkMOcu.it, Ac.

we the ingredients of which the Into oath-bound locofooci district meeting, held in Kikton, was composed, we foresaw the olivets it would produce, not only so far as they have trails fnrthci ahead, to the time when the disgust of the people of the comity, as yet only felt, or ai most expressed in indignant words, shall come down upon them by acts and votes. We foresaw the power of the blow contained in that exposition ami knew il would Home We foresaw and we said that the sting of its lash would make even the thick -hided Cecil Democrat Cecil Democrat, whose pompous little Editor, with an affected dignity, as laughable as it was ridiculous, when last he ventured a contest with this tired of the himself olf the field, and The Whig was to have no iKilin: Iniew and we said that onr of the of that meeting, would make him give himself the lit. The exposition of that ilenr plot of as the apples of their here in Elkton with all their cunning by locofoco olllcc-holdcrs and locofoco office seekers and locofoco parly hacks to bind the people of the county on their solemn illicmitioiH to sustain and support limn against a power which they fear may take theollices from them, (for that is the whole design of the movement,) exposure of this darling scheme, the offspring of all their tactics and trickery, was too much lo bo endured a commotion was running to ami fro of llio faithful caucuses were it was found necessary that The Cecil Demon at should unbuckle its dignity (111) and come away down with all its force to notice The Cecil and arrest if possible lire effect of a blow so unlocked for and theateniug such disastrous conseeptonces. Well let us see how much will he made of it. How is the case of those oath-hound locotoco odlcc holders and hunters, (for iioleninli) declare and has all the force of an oath, even in a court of law,) atlbctcd in the K-ftSt urgj'cc by the fact that the Editor of this paper holds an office? liok'niig office wc did, nevertheless, expose their political characters and their plot.

Whatever may he nor position, they aro what wc showed them to he and who wo showed them to be arc. nearly all, the old, galled and jaded hacks of locofocoisim in this town of Elkton, trying to nrcnr in the people of Cecil County lo stand by and support the'in, and assist them to keep themselves and their tools in office hereafter as heretofore. Such is the whole matter in a nut shell: ami so let there lie no dodging on the question whatever or wherever ire me does not affect the position of those signers we have numbered and shown Up that parly of chaps iu their inanecuvriug for the spoils, and we leave them in the hands of the people of the county who, as far as wc are concerned, arc pcifectly at liberty lo he led hv the nose ami worn in to they choose. So far as the main issue between The Whip and The l)emucnd on this subject is concerned the above might he sufficient, but the sidewise intimations of that paper seem to require and shall have a little attention, in as few words as we find possible. That wc have been several times elected Clerk to the County Commissioners and now hold that office, which has been magnified into so much importance by The Democrat, is most true.

As that paper ought to admit wo did our share to elect the present Commissioners and though wc had influential friends enough, who have commanded and still shall command our services and who have and still shall have our thanks, it was not through them we were elected. The office is of that secondary character, ns to approach the nature of a private clerkship County Commissioners have about the same right lo select their clerk unquestioned, as the Clcik of the Circuit Court has to Select a clerk for his office; the present Com-, missioners thought we knew the duties of the office better than nny one else they were likely to get (certainly not a censurable rule of action,) and after their election, when we applied fur the office they did not in their choice. what authority The Democrat says wc moved influential friends in our behalf and have requited their kindness by utter indifference, wc do not know, but wc here give il our authority to say that (lie insinuation is an unqualified falsehood, wherever started and whenever repealed, and so let it rest till the assertion is avowed. Iu conclusion on this part of he subject: We have been elected to office because we were thought to be fit for ii and because we had rendered such services as wcie held to entitle us to it. We have been elected in spite of the most desperate efforts of the locofoco wireworkers and leaders here in Elkton, on every the Commissioners first on onr account and then against ns personally.

We have done the work of the office and earned every cent we have received, and while the county Commissioners and all friendly people shall have our i thanks, when wc retire we will be under no more obligation to them Ilian they are lo us, and (bough this language may horrify the sensitive Democrat or such persons as those celebrated we arc not afraid lo useil to the independent voting men of Cecil County, who will sec more differences than one between our position ns nn office holder and that of the oath-bound pack we exposed who were exposed because of their attempt to I wear in the people before (heir plans were discovered, and not because they held or hunted office. This brings us on in our notice of The Democrat's article to consider next the case of the ex whig to whom wc affixed iil In per of a Now the slightest on the part of any render ought to have enabled him to see the necessity of affixing (hose words. It is simply shallntfnfM that attributes them to a Mr. Edward E- Foard, formerly a whig sheriff', and thus possessing consequence as a whig, we Hud meeting and signing a pledge to persecute and defi at all members of the American Party. There was a reason for this and we gave it in those words.

It was our business to explain his somerset and we did. We will new give it in an ampler paragraph. he joined the Know says the Democrat, would have escaped alleged sneer.) Now, be it know that when Know Nolhingisin slartj ted here this ex-whig sheriff jumped into it like a frog into a pond, going clear under. Know Nolhingisin got into power in Delaware and a Prohibitory Liquor I.aw was enacted there and then this ex-whig Sheriff' tinned tail and hopped out of it, like a frog from a pond when the water is too pure, culling it temperance and next we find this ex-whig sheriff jumping headlong, with genuine ftog-likc jerk, into the green, scummy, muddy pool of oath-ljunnd of which was explained by onr pregnant little if a which (ho Editor of the Democrat seems disposed lo try to turn to account. It takes a better dodge than that 10 draw attention from the main issue.

No 11 is not an is only a true and a deserved and one of 1 which the ex-whig sheriff cannot complain, no i. a martyr of in this connexion, any more than the Democrat can, with or without his suggestion, insinuate that on the score of gratitude, services, or cm; other score, between Us, the balance is in his favor. remarks are forced upon us; now, is there enough said on this point. Ending this article, we ask the people of i the county to keep in mind that pledge of the Elkton character and posi- tion ol its signers and their purposes and in- teulions. We shall see if a few managers and tricksters here can sn-eny in the people of Cecil county In serve and obey them as the unifiers of the Democratic party of the county.

lor Ihe Cecil Whip. An Oilicc Itcggar il not mi oilicc 11l Mu. Eimtiih When the little demagogue who edits the organ of McCullough talks of your of being sturdy beggar for Ac. be appears lo have forgotten bis own antecedents or to labor under the impression that the people of Cecil County are ignorant of them. Wc can assure him, however, there arc some letters still in existence betring bis signature and showing the manner in which he fawned and cringed lo obtain the control of the ape) he now disgraces, and when he obtained it his after conduct toward the man who aided him the most was of the basest kind.

If this be 1 hit idea of gratitude), Cloud Lord deliver us from any connexion with him. Vvc eau also assure him we have not entirely forgotten the unfortunate manner in which be begi-td and bored for a consulship to Turks Island, for a I nomination lo the House of Delegates and how his month was finally dosed feu-a season by men for wboin be does dirty woik procuring Him the public printing. We ean tell this miserable creature who moves at the heck of McCullough A that his carter before he came a begging to this comity as well as since, is known to a few persons who have tolerably 1 1 nations memories and if be wishes a few chapters of it wiittenout for i the public ids case ill be attended to pro. I crly by A Jacksok DiKMoyr, at, FeniKiei.N The simmer Pacific arrived at New 1 ork on edneselay with dates to the 11th in.sl., seven days later. The general aspect of the news is unsatisfactory.

There is nothing important from Sebastopol, exce pt the fact that the bombard. incut was renewed on the Itltli. ttiuar I asha has been appointed commaneler in Asia. The siege of Kars is unchanged, no further progress having been made. agamog and Lerdiansk bad again been partially boinbaided.

There wiimiv report in Paris dial Lev cl bad been snecesfully bombarded, but iHe truth probably is that the fleet are assembling in the Baltic for the supposed immediate attack on Helsirg ins. The liemdi (ioverniilenfbas published an inHaled account ot Dm discovered ligiliioisis Conspiracy to excite an insurrection in Spain and tester the ends of Following tliercnpoh, it is definitely stated. I but still seems questionable, that tjiain will ply 25,0110 troops, in pay of the Allies, and Portugal Tim Italian General, Pepe. is dead. Iu Karoo Amt.

ai: a ost errs Brown A Shipley quote broadstaiTs as considerabh declined except corn. Western Canal Floor tiltsaltls; Ohio 12s Cola -I Is. 11 slid a Ills; red iUsalls -'ld. ii Ids; yellow 3S.S Od a tiffs; mixed 3Ss Od a tiffs, Tminnii.K Hah. following is an abstract of a letter from C'avnga count v.

N. Vr were visited on the 10th by a bail storm unprecedented before in tins region. I tail stones fell the size of eggs, break' ing down the corn, perhaps mining the crop entirely, as the stalks not broken are bruised in such a manner ns lo render its tilling quite doubtful. Oats were just being barvestid; they arc leveled ns though a roller passed over them, and with this they are in some localities thrashed 1 worth the harvesting. Buckwheat is destroyed in Into, nothing hut Hie bare stalks remaining.

Window's unprotected by blinds were completely riddled, and in some cases the windows Sashes were broken. The hail was accompanied by a wind that tore up the I trees and fences, and did a tearing business 1 Tub Vki.uiw Fkvkii at Nkw Oui.kaxs is rapidly on the increase, if the telegraphic despatch published yesterday, announcing fatal cases there last wick, be correct. This is an increase en tile previous week of 1 104, fifty-three over the highest number in 1051, and precisely the same as the largest number in any week in 1047. It is feared that before conies and goes the record will be on quite as melancholy as that of the dreadful fever of 1850. i Nomination' fou conven; tion representing the American nr Know- Nothing Order of the sixth Congressional district of Maryland nssniibleu iti Washington city on Monday, and nominated Dr.

W. W. 1 Watkins, of Howard county, as their candidate for Congress. The district is composed of Calvert. St.

Mary Prince A line Arundel, Howard, Montgomery and I counties all of hich, except Charles, were I represented in the convention. Cnoi.EUA lias broken out along the Monongaheln river, in IHe vicinity of Bellvornon, Independence ami Fayette city, teen eases and seven deaths had occurred up to the latest dates, and a panic had visited I (lie neighborhood, in consequence of which the inhabitants of the towns named arc leaving in all directions, so that it is difficult to bury the dead. Thnn'esskr Politics. The Americans have elected ns many of their order to the next Congress as the higs had the last, and in the Legislature on joint ballot there i are 52 to -IS pseudo Democrats. Yet the State is put down in the democratic column.

It is true Hat the democratic Governor sueceedtd but a first essay in a Bun them Stale, the result is glorious lo the AmeiTean 1 organization. Coen I Death or Jijiok Albert Constable. Jrnlgc of tlic sixth Judical District of Maryland, composed of Cecil, Harford and lialtiinorc counties departed this life on Wednesday last, at Camden N. J. lie has been for several months afflicted with disease of the heart and his death for weeks past has been daily expected.

His exact ace is not known to ns but We believe it was about fifty one years. He was interred at dreenmount in Baltimore' on Thursday evening. Judge Constable was a native of Kent County and studied law in Chestertown in the office of Judge Chambers. Soon after his admission to the bar he removed to Harford county; subsequently he went to Baltimore and after remaining there a short time came to Cecil which continued to he his home until bis death, lie was a lawyer of great tact and brilliancy, as an advocate at the bar he possessed it markable power, and he filled his seal on the bench with great ability. He was elected to Congress in ISI.I, to the I Reform Convention in 1850 and to the Judgesibp in 1851.

The vacancy occasioned by his death will be filled by the (iovernor until November when the place will be filled by election. We understand the members of the bar here will hold a meeting in respect to the memory on Monday next. 'l'm: Bosses by Tins Fire ix Tout Dk-1 POSIT. lt-I i males from reliable persons, with the property lately burnt in 1 Deposit, make the actual losses as given below. Wiley.

Thompson snsh factory, warc-bonse, machinery, lumber, Ac, $25,000 loss, insured for James A. Davis contents of wan house, guano, lumber It was the impression of this firm that they ere insured in the Mutual Insurance office here, but it turns out they find paid on another policy in mistake for the one covering the propel ty destroyed. Kdwin Wilmer, ware-house; loss Sf .200 insured in the Cecil Insurance Company for SSOO. Win. McCullough lumber; STOfl.

J. 11. Howland Co; lumber; 250. Hansom Smith lumber piled on Davis wharf $2,000. E.

D. McClcnalmn office, foundry patterns David Kennedy, dwelling, $400; insured for SIOO in the Cecil office. Ephraim Cornish, (cold) dwelling SOOO. Andrew Kidd, lot of new doors SSO. Lumber, made up work, belonging to various persons amounting to about $4,000, making the total loss about OS, TOO, on which there is an insurance of SOOO in the Mutual Eire Instnancc Company of Cecil County.

We are happy to state that the parties burnt out have already taki steps to rebuild. Wiley, Thompson ill commence business at once, fixing tip temporarily at the null of Mr. McCullough. Mr. Wilmer will inmudiately put up a fireproof granite ware house on lie site of the one destroyed, 45 by 80 feel in ire and Hood conspire in vain against the energetic people of Hurt Deposit.

Reskjx'atiox A learn that the Kev. A. Hodge for several years pastor of the West Nottingham in the upper part of this County has resigned' his chmgo and accepted a call at Fredricksburg Mr. Hodge is a son of Dr. Hodge at and was two years in India as a Missionary.

His loss ill be gristle fi ll by the members of bis congregation, to whom be was greatly endeared by bis consistent ami exemplary conduct as a Christian. Passint; IV. floodrickon Wednesday arrested-Talbett Mon ison upon the charge of passing two S2O counterfeit bills of the at Lancaster, Pa. Tbe arrest was made at tbc instance of two gentlemen who reside in icil county, Messrs. Moses Pearson and J.

Caldwell, who allege that he had purchased friiin than some stock a short time since, putting upon each of them one of the above notes; link, fhn Tim Sickness at pKiiitvviu.E.—We have to rcconl two more deaths at Perryvillc from liie terrible sickness ith which that village has been James Finley who died Inst week, and Mrs. Morgan, wife of John T. Morgan who died on Sunday last. But few people remain in the place and we have heard of no new cases; Haxtisome notice our man Marshhank, the Cabinetmaker inganmud in a handsome furniture Inch is a credit to the inarhanics who made it. 'Jhe wood work is hy 11.

A. Hall i carriage makers and the iron work hy T. W. S. Kidd the new smith by the bridge.

Pavements. The Town Commissioners are busily engaged laying a pavement on tfus Court House yard and in front of tlie Fire Proof offices. We are pleased to sec these improvements. County, temperance Convention is called on Saturday next (lie Ist day of September. The notice ill be found in another column.

CO Sec the advertisement of (he Temperance Mass Meeting to be held in the Sixtli District on the Bth of September. O'Attention is called to the advertisement of the Excursion to Annopolis for the benefit of the men thrown idle by the late fire at Port Deposit. Ciiiee for the Maiitlakh axd Dei.awake Raii.koaii.—The Board of Directors have unanimously selected Charles P. Manning, as their chief engineer. Mr.

Manning lias for some time been connected as chief engineer with the Alixandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad Company. Punctuality. three successive trips the Collins steamers from England have arrived at New York in time for the merchants o( that city to answer their letters hy the steamers of the same line, sailing at twelve on the same day. DTTMIon. Abbott Lawrence died at ins residence in Boston, on Saturday morning lastlie was one of the wealthiest merchants in the I idled Stales, and also a very dislinguiscd Whig politician.

He years of age. and lias left an estate valued at OUO. (Duv £omspouftcncc. of tho Cecil Whig.) i tiik temperance: meeting. North East, Angi 23rd, Mr.

Editor Pursuant to previous an: nouueeineiit the Temperance came oil'yesterday. At the appointed hour 4 a huge audience bad assembled and W-fure 11 there could not have been less than 12011 persons present. At that hour i i the chairman of the Committee of Arrange- incuts, Key. T. announced the nomination of the following list of officers i'rcsidcnl, TIID.S.

S. I lee District. Thomas P. Jones, Ist District, i Noui.e Uiiini.K, 2nd James Mi Calekv, 3rd Joseph Mil.i.er, 4th James Craw rutin, sih A.mhuose B. Owens, fith K.

D. Met 7th Absalom Roman, nth Secretaries, Rcssem. Thomas. Jas. S.

CiiAwroim. These nominations being seconded, the meeting was organized by tbe election of the 1 whole list. Prayer was then offered to the i Divine Majesty for His blessing, by I Mr. Cook, after which the meeting was addressed by tbc following gentlemen in the order in which they are named Mr. Christian Keener, of Baltimore; Mr.

Thomas 1., Poulson, of Port Deposit: Kev. Ponnel Coombe, of Philadelphia, and E. Wilmer, of Port Deposit. 'the speech of was a vivid orlraynl of the miseries of the rum traffic, and a warm advocacy of the only Mr. speech was a short, but Well limed appeal to the 'men of Cecil to for the the time battle being near at hand.

Kev. Mr. argument was one of be must convincing, lucid and telling kind, flare call I no doubt that this argument cleared olfuiany objections to Probibilion. I Us elfecl was visible in every countenance. At the close of the meeting the appended Preamble and Kesulutions were read and adopted as expressive of the views of those present on the subject of Prohibition, arc from the pen of Kev.

J. C. Thomas. Wu bare reached mi important crisis in itie progress of iltc Temperance Cause, demanding imperatively Proliibitorv Liquor ala) whereas several of our sister States have adopted such a law with most salutary ctfccls; mat II hr mis, as one of the I hirteeu of this glorious confederacy, ranking high in point ofgeiieral cducatiou, intelligence and morality, should have ere this followed the uohJc example set lief; therelore licwli'ol, That while we rejoice in what acciojilishcti. also ileejtlv tleplorc the prevalence of (Inmkeime.vs with h'jjion of eonconi ilaiit heing that lull of the Temperance Kelonnalioii cannot he achieved hm by the total prulribitiou vf the traHic In intoxicating liquors, That we will earnestly endeavor in all suitable ways to secure such a law for 1 our State.

JtcsoU'C'li That Wo will not rote for arty candidate for the Legislature who is not known to he in favor of the passage of law at the next session of that body. Jtcsolred. That both our achievements in the past, and our hopes lor the future have their ultimate source in the blessing of a gracious and i that in all our efforts for the advancement of lids eaii.se we should ardently seek the divine guidance henedictiuiV. After the adoption of the above the meeting adjourmd with the benediction; not without having accomplished in he cati.sf a.s we are led to believe. May the seed sown pioducc abundant fruit I JJy order of the im Tims.

S. tnoftAS, Preset. llrssKU. Thomas, i J. S.

i'll AW EORU, iv.s. I Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.) Oiesapkakk City August 23d, 18.35. Ihr I trim liruun- Urnrwnf of the II nr Romance in Ural Lifr, of Ihe to Jfiscorcrrtfy in a Horn Pohuvnx, iVc. Pe-arrival of tbe Helen 1 tow boat ahd inou- opoly Tuesday last created a llullor in' tugging circles. The little steamer first steamed into'sight about 111 P.

tow ing two large vessels ami fairly snorting With energy ami fire. The news spread among tbe concerned parlies like wild lire and quickly Steamboat men were seen' running, lantern in band, to weeds tbe All tbe night Engines were being brightened and fires kindled. Morning came and olf n. Port Herman plied the three rtcitrs. AH the day tbe contest waged loud and earnest.

The sun set, and the Opposition triumphant, walked the water to her mooring at Court House Point fairly scrcniaiu'j. in concert with her patrons. So may Progress always triumph over Hld-Fogyism, l.ocoinotism ovci old age and' improvement over monopoly, and with a a loud one- for both parties thus much of our letter ill close with a promise of renewing it whenever inclination leads ns so to do or occasion demands it. A case of in real occnml a few days since. A gentleman from the land ol (Joelbe, Schiller and kraut," with a Mowing moustache and all the paraphernalia of that sort, not finding a dulcinea suited to bis fancy among the daughters id' his own (air land, cast bis eyes and heart 1 around among (lie daughters of Maryland and unfortunately for himself, bis inamorata and all parties concerned, fixed his wandering glances upon one already possessed of a A siege was laid and tbc besieged Rumor have succumbed and lift native born to the enjoyment of solitude pilfering Might T'vilh a but the discovering matters ere they were already fixed, stopped the intended flight, recalled the wandering love of his fair lady and brought her mind to a proper sense of her position and condition by an application of the article by Solomon to Hie parents of children.

The times arc degenerate indeed, when must not only have onr lands, and control onr elections but must also claim our wives and daughters. "Sam's" time has come. Our Hog Law I fear, is non-cst-cnmeali Ims." People here must be fond of Pork for when they do they see it, and when it is not visible, (at night) they bear Pork is always about, A scarcity of Horses may be deplored whiskey may get scarce (and to judge from some faces around town it soon will absence of Cows and milk may be regretted, but if all else fails Pork never will. No Sir. never while the free and enlightened citizens of tins glorious Hog-Town hold their reason, never! while freedom of action thought and speech arc allowed in llio When famine exists all over tlie land and 'the crops all fail, Chisapeake City has only to say that one mysterious ecstatic and i hundreds of the principal denizens of the place will be offered up.

Oh the beauty and delicacy of Pork The health of the country and City is bad. Several cases of Dysentery are reported by the Physicians to-day is discovered; they say it around town fire-arms arc in demand. Bludgeons and and dirks have raised fifty i per cent since morning. The news came to mo while writing this and I felt faint I assure you, hut alien the person or persons suspected were mentioned I felt Its all false. Sao is safe, but if the citizens ho are anxious will watch llieStiaificr from llallimore on Saturday night next the man with till: green spectacles ami carpet-hag can tell them where ho is.

Till then Adieu Sen). S. open this letter to state that Polywog is still around, alive, well ami hopeful. Sno. Bad complaints have lalc- I ly reached us in relation to the had state of I the roads in several sections of the I informs ns that fits horse got swam; ed Munewhere in the Fifth District a Week or two ago and that he was himself completely submerged in a mud hole, going head and Some of those aggrieved talk of presenting the supervisor to the Ornnd Jury.

Here is a communication on the subject from the 7th District. The matter rests between the and the people, by whom they are elected. For Tuk II li Tib Kmvtiun District, Mu. Kditou me to call the attention of the proper authorities (through the medium of your widely paper) to our almost impassible Public (loads. During to some unknown cause they have been neglected.

much to the detriment of the travel it is with great diflienlty that carriages can pass over them without breaking an a vie or ns a of manner in which they are attended to I will givens an illustration I roael lending from Patlersonviile to where it intersects the load leveling from Mattie Swamp to the lower end of Deposit. A citize returning from Pen cr night fall, found th tup off a culvert or road Iksiig narrow, (he culvert con hi iieit he eh i veil annuel, ami it was of such a depth as to render if impossible to cross; he had to and drive a mile and a half round to arrive at his destination. Are we to he taxed eiiorinouslv to jv for sucii villainous roads, as these Do we pay (axes esj to have our necks broken. Perhaps onr present tiunilhctor etf Public Hoads has adopted lire golden motto of the Pierce ridde eoocraey fo the victors belong the spoils V' Vox focal Small £nlk A tficippi r-up of Sfld'Ullde. many ycarit ami huoM within Ihc memory of the inhalataut.

wore frorpiont round our town, in the pleasant nights, winter ami summer. We do not alieideto tluxo inimitable nondescript entertainments which follow on the? heels of wnddhign. night hideous'' by all sorts of what might wed I he termed infernal noises, but to I ho. more eh-llcate muieal treats (brnplimerilary to relied lady to lednpt the slightest -recognition from her window. Half a voice's scnietim joined in concert the ll tile or clarionet and a singer courso s.iiglr)—sometimes, on rcfriurknldeoccasions a whore Land would ho nnr.stcied in iho -eniee.

We have board amusing anecdotes in connexion with these serenades; as. for instance; a lady's sinning being taken hy the impassioned singer for her sighing-'; or of a neglected damsel who phiycd the donning brioches and coat and reminding horsi-IT. and gelling seamd threshing for her pains an admirer who mistook the serviiader for a rival. Jsnt denudes with all their incidents, dangers an 1 d-light- are emled Ifio now. and as onr ladies have i of gr wn less beautiful.

it mint be that oi l.aie grown less gallant These remarks come naturally up to introduce iho following linn sung from an esteemed j'undent out in theconntry. where Ihe custom seemnot yet Jo have gone into For ihc ('nil Whrg. A lirspn fulfil Dedicnlcd to of iiuir in the District, I. slecj, for Ihy lovers sake. 1 hough Ileaveil is bright and die air is hulih 11.

stuis look non the sleeping lake, For the wiinl is hush'd in a noiv otrlm SIII and die visions of attend That visit the 1 eoUeh of the pure and fairj The sportive legions of Fancy lend Their soli enchantment to bless Hnv thvi'o Slurp! for tin? world- has no Vghl I thin In the we i eireuii of busy dayst No like that of the UYeaun-r'rf bliss. No tight like the ilashings of ray hen sleejr in safety, while tihiling round, 1 he soften'd note of my light gailar. Shall idiaim thy with genllo sotiiid Sol mount his golden cat. Sleep! 'till the finger of rosy morn. Shall draw the eat ains that veil the sntv, "Jill the young day from the si.ns ho Thou wake in beauty, my fairest one! Kit hildren this lileofeare.

anxiety. labor and siilfering there are still many bright spots to bring smiles and gild with beauty the nigged paths of sorrow and to make glado stricken that else might sink and break. Tho Youth sees beauty bird and blossom anf tree cloud and star and forest. Hood and field. To Youth and Ago alike is there beauty in Children and Flowers.

How oft have we seen bending age stop to pluck the wayside ruse and take hand and listen to the little passing prattling child. Most indeed do the Aged turn to ehildn to regard them with a solemn interest as their successors to the empire of the world's delights and woes and toils. As touching this subject. here wo liavaii little poem from a gifted hand. See how (lenius invests with beauty a common little incident Fur The Cecil Whig.

Mitti.f. Ikl Joyce, of Ki.kton, If'ho presented the Tod with, cluster of while roses. White those hud? are. white and fair As the robes the children wear ho die early. 1 pray 15c thy little hoart a I way White as ever snow-bud Pretty, tripping, sunny Jiel As the blue of Suinmor skies, Tender are thine eyes, Ouarded hy a golden Of lashes long and fair, that keep Sweetest looks that ever felli untie; smiling, little liel As the lilies with the rain.

So my heart ran with pain. 'fill a child's hand, soft and small With blossoms struck the gloom apart And a child's voice, musical. Knocked at the gateway of my heart; Dimmer have the shadows fell fniice that hour l.itlle Km ha Alive IJitoWNr. West Chester Pa: Americans Clippers and French letter from Paris says: of the large American clipper fillips have returned to Marseilles from their first trip to the Crimea, and arc again loading for the same destination among them Ihc Monarch of the Sea, which will take-400 troops aOO horses, ami 2000 tons of mililary stores. The Holden (laic will take nearly the same number of men and horses, and a large (piantily of material- The Xuvarino, screw line-of-battle, ship, was detained to accompany the celebrated clipper the Great Republic, and if necessary, to tow but it appears the latter was obliged to keep under bet tlnec topsails to enable tbe Xavarino to keep tip with her.

The french oliiecrs 1 were ntteily confounded at her llcctncss." Tim Dii.i.ox An air Sum.Kir.—A Paris cot respondent of the New York Tribune says that tiic Dillon affair between the Cubed Stales and France has been delmUely £l)c iHavkcts. Wheat has been selling in KlKton this week at 51.70. Corn at 87 cents: Oats 3-1 cents; these may be taken as the prices of yesterday. In Baltimore on Thursday (he pi ices of Wheat ranged from 100 to for good to prime reds: and from 1.50 to ordinary qualities; white Corn brought 85 to 88 cents, and yellow to 01 cents; Oats 43 to 4(' cents; Flour sold at $8.37. Dicb.

At the residence of his father at on Friday, the 1711 Jons S. llavs, eldest son of Samuel Hays, aged 22 rears. At I.lk Ridge, on the Pith Marv lloi.i.ixtisrvOKTii, aged 10 months, daughter ofKiehard and Sally Grason. In Haltlmore, on the 11th Jons iiai as, aged 50 years. On Sunday last in alter a few hours sickness Mrs.

Kian Mi.i.kn consort of Mr. John T. Morgan, leaving a disconsolate husband and several children to moilrn her loss, 1.0 ST. the Red Meeting, a light colored hair trunk, containing several aitieles of clothing and a small hilde. Any information left with Hie Kdilor Mill bo thankfully received.

25. OU SAi.i;, 11I.ACK MAX. aged rears; a slave for life, and a lirst rate ahlc-bodieit farm haul. Apply to AS, 11. HU SOX.

Ang. Near Oeilton. Md. wastedT VliltV Hi to 17 years of age, to learn the Mereantile Imsiness. None need apply unless well reeoinmeiided for lionesfv and inilnslry.

Apply to J. A. KI.IASUX, Cheap Corner, Del. Ang. w.

WASTED. active honest man in each section of -iV the state, to take orders hy for VKI.THAU'S MAGNFT 1C AGHNTS. A salary of SSOd pur year, and a small com. mission will he paid. payable parlierrlar.s address l)H.

Vf.I.J'KAU, 422 J. Hroadway, New York, en. closing slainp to pre-pay answer. Ang. AlcxU au ana Oiiauo.

2500 lliurcU (IP A NO istnt cm MAN (Jl'ANo, Imported, and lor in lots suit M. 8. HFKMNtJ. No. 101 Nuutii Bthvet.

Ang Piiiladui.piiia. I.vssoiis in MhSS K. S. MHI.SOX will resume her inslnictioiis in pencil Crayon 1 and Mono, ehrotinitic Drawing, on the first in Septeinher. sinniltam-onsly with the ncadVniic ol Hie Klkton Acjidemy.

Terms', Hvo dollars per sossion of three months. Apply at the residence of Mrs. Scott. Klkton, Md. XOTItK.

1 IK Stockholders of the Klkton, Ami.in ami facwisville Plank Road Co. are to meet at Andorn on Monday, the 3nl ol Septeinher, at 2 o'clock P. toronsitler niaflers of importance which may then he brought before them, fly order of iho Hoard of Managers. A. Mel NT I It F.

Aug. Secretary. JAMES M. 'IKiJUJESS, KEAL ESTATE hSR advertisement i.s in anotl er eoliiinii of tliia paper, has on hand at time and for sale 20 FARMS: several of Hunt from three to live miles from Port J. A.

DAVIS TO II.MEU DAVIS.) POUT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND. I KSTKCTFI 1.1. inform their old JTV and lln? public that although lately Imrnfe out by a disastrous lire they arc again ready to wail upon them as formerly. Onr ollico at present is'i'n (Jranite Knilding at Ihc ofllie wharf, we will he loiliiu until a New Ware House is built. Wo have on band all kinds of Shingles Lathy Sett and Fish, and coiiiinnc to purchase AIN, giving the highest market price.

We arc also Agents for the MAC 11 SLATK and have slate always on hand for sale. J.A. I) (O. Aug. A LIABLE SMALL FOR SAKE.

rpilE subscriber oilers at Private Sale, Iho property on which he resides, half a mile frrtiu Fair Hill, Cecil county, Md. contains 17 ACRES OF LAND in the highest state of cultivation, laid off inthree lots, well fenced with good posts and rails. The improvements arc a good two-- story HUIUK IIOUSK. 28 ft. by 11 will, cellar, and kitchen attached and a Imrn Millieii-nt size tor tin farm.

There is a good spring of water near Iho door, and a small quantity of oodlund. For fnrtber information Call on AURAIIAM DORKS, Ang. on the premises. Tfiiifiprance Notice. The Distiicl CmnmUtem appointed for Cecil county, liy the President of the Statu Tempi-ranee Soeietv, are called to meet in a COUNTY COX to be held in Hktou on SATURDAY.

September inf, (next Saturday.) at 11 A. II is essential that there be a full attendance as impoatant matters demand their presence. call is made on the responsibility of nnrnlier of members of the committees. The following are tho Committees Ist Symans, Thomas Tims. C.

Crook.sbauks, Doct. T. A. Roberts, Jeremiah C. Ptico.

2nd I.yTtlcton 8. Cropper, Samuel Thompson. Richard 11. Bryan, John K. Trice, John 1..

Clayton. 3rd T. McCnMougli, Win, 11. Eder, Wtn. Torbert, Key.

J. T. Brown, Win. Pinkney Kwing. 4th Scott (of Miller, Doct.

R. C. Carter, Anderson Sinitb, Samuel McDaniel. slb W. Thomas, Alexander ilson, John X.

Black, John T. Jannev, Joseph G. Johnson. bth Pierce, Cltailcs H. Haines.

Barclay- Reynolds, Joseph Thomas, Jeremiah Rittenhousc. 7lit Wihncr, Jefferson Ramsey. E. 1). McClonahan, Rev.

J. Squier, Thomas 1.. Poulson. Bth Distil T. Richauls, Absalom Roman, Edwin K.

Ewing, Doct. J. W. Rowland, (). P.

Klllingworth. Aug. 25, 1855. KITTI.t:s.- Call and get 1 one of those Masltu Preserving ut I Aug. 25.

Stoj-lks Ik store and for. sale a lot Furnaces with clay 1 eyb nders to buvu stone coal or eh.ifcb.il. Ang 25. StAft.ES C.txin i LL.