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HEIGHT OF WAVES.

So awful is the spectacle of storm at sea, that
generally viewed through medium which biasses the
Judgment and lofty as waves really are, imagination
pictures them loftier still. Now, wave rises more
that ten feet above the ordinary seaeve, which, with
the ten feet that its surface afterwards descends below
this gives twenty feet for the whole height from the
bottom of any water valley 20 an adjoining summit
The proposition is easily verified by person who tries
at what height, upon ships mast the horizon always
remains in sight the top Of the waves, allowance
being made for accidental incnations of the vessel,
and for her sinking in the water much below her
water line, at the time when she reaches the bottom of
the hollow between two waves The spray of the sea,
driven along by the violence of the wind Isl of COURSE
much higher than the summit of the liquid wave and
wave coming against an obstacle may dash to great
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EBRESENTS.-A. & H WILSON offer for SALE at No.
I'M 1885, Market street, collection of Children s
Books and other Presents suitable for the season. Among
them are the following Bird Catching, the Northern Ad-
ventures. Tour through England Young Pilgrim or
Alfred Campbes return from the East Scenes of Wealth.
or views of Trades Manufactures ILLUSTRATED by GS
cravings. Scenes IN Europe Original Poems Spring Bios
SONS Botanical Rambes. Orphan Girl, Orphan Boy.
Examples for Youth the Society of Friends Learning
better than House and Land The Robms by Mrs Trim
mer. Young Northern Traveller by Mrs. Holland Food
for the Young Poetry without Fiction Moral Tales Gems
in the Mine. Family Tales Youthful Travellers Conyer-
sations on Poetry Young Moralist. Henry Percy Anec
dotes, of Instinct do Of JUSTICE do Of Science Choice
Tales. London Cries. Woodlands Tales 2 vols. Edge
worths Early Lessons vols Natural History of An.
mails. by John Bgnd, with IL cold. plates new Hero
gypcul Bible, with 400 embellishments. Bible Rhymes by
Hannah More Death Of Abel Pierre and his Family or
Story ofthe Weaknesses The Dairymans Daughter Juana
Oakley Ermina, second part of Julana Oakley Jane
and her Teacher. Religious Fashion Remarkable Ship
wrecks Juvenile Trials. Rational Brutes. The Canary
Brd Memoirs of Dick the Poney. Pastoral Lessons Tie
Silver Thimbe Natural History of Birds and Beasts The
Fathers Gift, being description of OS Objects with plates
The Chid's Museum, with Os plates. Present for little
Ghl. Amusement for Good Children The Sparrow Bible
Stories Life of Joseph Plrlour Teacher Dame Par,lets
Farm The Post Boy Memorial Tales Robinson Clusoe
vols. The Philadelphia Souvenir. The Remember Me-
The Atlantic Souvenir Ackerman's Forget Me Not
Dec 1928
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CALCULATING LIBRARY. No. lO5, h

NIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. 1885, Market Street
~ A. Il H. WILSON have lately received, English Fash
ionables Abroad, vs.. Marriage in High Life Manse
WAUGH. Tales from the English Souvenirs Dnnnalan vs.
Yes & No. Young RiAemans Comrade. Scottish Exiles
Herbert Lacey, vs. Filtration, VS.. Sketches of Persia
lrvngs Life of Columbus, vs.. Interpretation
of the Apocalypse of ST. John, by the Rev. George Croy
Rev. b. White Catholicism Walter SCOTS Religious
Dscourses View of all Religions and Religious Cere-
monies. The Works of Anna Letitia Barbaud, with Me-
moir by Lucy Akin, VS., Detracton Displayed by Amelia
OPe Illustrations of Lying, by do. History of the Greek
Revolution, compiled from official documents of the Greek
and other authentic sources, by John L. Com
stock, M d
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EMOVAL.-A. & II. WILSON have removed their Rook
NJ Store and Circulating Librayy TO their former stand
No. los Market Street. where they intend keep an c
tensive assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY.
and FANCY ARTICLES: which will be furnished at very
reduced prices, wholesale and retail
3 Orders fol printing Handbls, Cards, Blanks &c and
Communications for the Register, NAV be left the Book
store, at the Printing Office in the third story over james
Webbs Leather Store, at the N T. Corner of High and o.
ange Streets great variety of type of the and most
fashionable cast will with personal attention and desire
to give satisfaction, aer ourselves enable execute
Job Printing in the first rate style.
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EPIGRAM.

On seeing Young Lady tCrng nth hole in her
stocking.
To see lady of such grace,
With much sense and such face,
So slatternly is shocking!
o.! if you would with Venus vie,
Your pen and poetry lay by.
And learn to mend your stocking.
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LYING.

We believe that the slight regard in which strict
truth is held among mankind is principally owing 10
the lies which told to children by tier parents du
ring the first years of their lives Then is the time
that permanent impressions may be as well made as at
any later period is then, probably, that what is cal
led the natural propensity Of child is unolded. Ma
ny persons who have great adherence of ying and
whip their children if they detect them in it, yet make
no scruple of telling and acting to them the most
trocous falsehoods. There few parents who do
not do this in greater less degree, though doubt
less without dreaming they are guilty of criminal de-
ception. With many, the whole business Of managing
their children is piece of mere artice and trick
They cheated in their amusements, cheated in their
food cheated in their dress. Lies are told them to in
duce them to do any thing that is dsagreeable If a
child is to take physc, the mother tells him she has
something good for him to drink if reluctant, she
she will send for the doctor to cut off his ears
pull his teeth, that she will 90 away and leave him,
and thousand things of the same kind each of which
may deceive once, and answer the present purpose but
will invariably fail afterwards. Parents too apt to
endeavor to pacify their children by making promises
they intend to perform. lthey wish, for instance
TO take away eatabe which they fear will be in
furious, they reconcile them by the promise of ride
or a walk, or something else which will please them.
but without any intention of gratifying them This is
lying, downright lying. People think nothing Of break
ING their promises to children, if the performance be
not perfectly convenient But they the last persons
to whom promises should be broken, because they
not comprehend the reason, if there be one why they
are broken. Such promises should be scrupulousy re-
deemed, though at great inconvenience, and even
when inadvertently made. For the chld's moral habit
is Of infinitely consequence than any such incon-
venience can be to the parent. Literary Gazette
Tooth Po,rder--It may be gratifying to our fair
friends, well as those who wish to stand high in
their good graces on the score of cleanliness to pub
lish the following recipe for making cheap and in
comparably excellent dentfrce which not only makes
the teeth white, but also gives strength to the gums and
agreeable sweetness TO the breath 1t is as follows
Fake one ounce of Gum Myrrh, one ounce OF
chalk and one ounce of charcoal The ingredient.
having been finely pulverzed and silted through fine
sicVe--it is,ft for immediate use.
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elevation above it. AT the Eddystone Lighthouse,
when surge breaks which has been groaning under
storm all the way across the Atlantic, il dasles
over the lantern at the summit.
Arno't'S Elements Of Physics.
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Wilmington, l mo. LIST 1929.

A TLANTIC SOUVENIR, for 1922 This beautul Christ
I'M mas NemYears Present, afording grafl ING spee
men OF the stale OF the and literature of this country
for sale at he Bookstore and Circulating Library of the E
tors, No i05, Ma ket street.
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ER DOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, of every description,
IN made Of the best materials and according the latest
fashions for sale, wholesale and RETAIL by the subscriber
keepersw lind an able for their trade
o. An extensive assortment Of Shoemakers' stus and
trimmings. JAMES M'NEAL.
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GNOOD STAND FOR BUSINESS TO RENT-The sub
VW scrber offers for the Store and Dce!ling House
in High street, adjoining the occupied by himself The
building has just undergone thorough repair, and the Store
has been much enlarged and mpro, ed and the situation is
excellent for business. Possession will be given i'm
mediatey. WILLIAM LARKIN
Wilmington, Dec 90
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HI AWARD HOTEL.-This extensive establishment, Top
n ~ poste the Town HAIL. located in of the most
pleasant and convenient situations in the Borough of Whining
ton kept by the subscriber, who socs share of the
public custom, and hopes by attention and good fare,
give satisfa ction TO his guests.
EZRA LAMBoRN.
N. B. Hoses taken al livery.
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A LMANACS, English and German by the groco ,dozen.
Ina or single one, for sale at this Office
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HEARKERS PANACEA-In the month of Noyenl,.
R 1927 female in the employ ofthe City Hospital. Wassa
yerely afflicted with The Inammatory Rheumatism and la
been suffering for long tne without any relief having
almost every known cure, when it occurred 10 her friends
recommend to her for trial, Parkers Vegetable Renoya,m
Panacea, which she fortunately for herself consented 10 E
and do hereby certify that upon using only one bottle Of G
invaluable medlcne she was perfectly restored health and
has not been, since using it, troubled with the Rheumatism
any shape JOSEPH T. AITEMTS
Philadelphia, March 5, 1928.
The above truly valuable medicine may be had at HAIR
LANS Drug and Chemical Store, 35, Market ST., Wlnma-
ton. Januarv IL 1909
~ oTlCE.-All persons having any demands against the
estate Of JOHN FERRISS, late Of The Boroupb nj
wilmington, deceased, are requested to present Their &C.
counts, properly atested for payment either of the sub
scrIDels' ELI HILLES
BENZ. FERRIS,
WV, Executors.
Wilmington, mo. LIST 1929. Il-2m
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4 IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. Nl.SH,ALM,S

u FUGE;- PArENT.---This valuable .fnti-das,nferi,
ami t0rm dcne has been used for these seven wears
past and us virtues universally acknowledged by ali who
have tried ~ TO be far superior any other medicine ever
employ for most diseases children subject TO- II is per
iecily safe, and child will refuse take it, II seldom
fails curing Dysenteiy, Summer Complain Collie or Choer
Mobu either grown persons children and il oi,e an
petite 10 almost all deblnaed PERSONS Worms Georeniv
nes, children, aggravae their other diseases ard pe Le
chief cause of most Jerers, Loicel complaints and chronic
and nervous diseases, incident childhood which are so
numerous and frequently fatal II is much 10 be regreted
that most vermfuges in injurious and thousands
of children swept off, rendered feeble pale and
emamated through the first stage of le-whch leads on 10
pulmonary complaints, SC, &c &c
Worms being especially APT inest persons of debrated
digestive organs and emaclated constitutions much mischief
often done BY the ordinary medicines which general
y consist OF The strongest prrgatives, merclra bcr
narcotics or spirits of tpentne- Articles of this kind NAV
destroy worms, but they deblate the stomach and often
materially niure the general health SwAIMs YfRMIyurG
has the peculiar advantage of destroying and removing worms
IRON the bowels without Ike eng consequences of the
stronger pugatives, &c and il has, moreover decided
tendency TO give vgour both TO the stomach and bowels and
organs OF dgeson-heeby relieving the general system
from many troublesome complaints II is by this means that
so many grown persons have been relieved by its use of d
ieen compialns-supPosng themselves be in line
&c. &c. &c.
This medicine 1cW rtleue Botce eOplaints or Dpsen-
ty Bilious Collie, rOming Sickness pain or areaneSs in
me stomach or 6oweis loss Of appetite either in children
gr0rn persons an fer hours and seldom fails curing
CHILLS md FET,ER OR FEVER aGUE 40
td'nfy ought OF eyer acW be ,cithout ii, after trial
Sold in Wilmington, al M. JoHNSoN'S Drug and Medi-
cind' Store, No go M0rket street. east side third door
above the upper market Nov. l.
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NE USlC.-A great variety of Music for the Piano and
I'VE Harp, for sale by A. & Fl. Wilson, No. IO5, Market
Street, where may also be had the lowest prices School
of Stationery.
Subscriptions for the North American and American Quar-
terly, Reviews, received at the above place.
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EEOUSE TO LET-The house and store, No 5, West
u a. High Street, occupied by the advertiser and by
H. Wilson, to be rented, and possession given the
25h inst if required Apply to J. TTTLson or A.
& H. Wilson. 9th Dec 1928
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& N0NVEYANCING-The Subscriber, at his Office, merit
v door to the Io,cn Hail. draws Deeds, Leases, Mort
cages, Indenures, and the various Instrument mel
dent to such calling.
He is likewise practical Surveyor of Land and will be
glad to wait upon those who may please to employ him.
LEA PUSEY.
Wilmington, IL mo. Is.
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N. B. Hoses taken at livery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

r VI the 81 Counties brow the Blue R,d,e. SOLE. -,
% make tons proportion, i've have fewer than eo0e
white inhabitants, each; has but GOO and .no,ho
but 1917 "' "''''ii''
OF the II he sond tfat Monn'uin which 1,.,., 81
ded to the former. the smallest has white pnnl,,o
OF very no1r 100, nnlr.la i, a., o,, 49,, ,.,
ha. white population below 2OHO in n,Inbor
. In I'D Ii tn die connie. nav nr Zach lse .
1000 white inhabitants there are ~ Counties. ,vboso
population 10 knnwu winch have be.u...n 49,. ,,J
three thoI-ani only an of th..se thor. mr. b, 90,
west If The Bnr Ridge
On the Other hind th re are ~ counties. which
nav" each mrr than 1900 white lnh,bi,ar-, Of
VIII cll, all bit on i, II II wc., or on tl,..
Ice ofthlt VI rin ain; ant ~ tbo.a thre. b,..,,.,
each more thin 10, 90 ie iurc ~ tu-c hor
miInr ineqnalii'rs, it has b. n urged by snrnc -,
onr OPP ON nj " exist ~ no. cIInilu III tn. :,cyl
bnnTin" Stat ~ Marvllnd, end Mort, Car,
"i>cn have like Virsno equal my representation.
D'ps N al N, b. al "a IN bo. tL,,. =. M,
wFh'h To; &c US, b ~ d,tion # the n. be r.
~ pr p, h'1 4 tn inequ'iry Il, wIicI we n . as
scmhlcd tn provide
Maryland. has g co,n.i :. tho I,-,,,.. - .t.t.
f6 'erck, r'niI'ns .cw IN 80 tntn 4p,JnJ inh.5i-
III a. e'Hr' d~s 'rpriI' AL he ntii.s; e. ,iyert
~" mo tim o) + &c pr parton being of 5,
10 on the whole ,p;ai o J. aud rather m n than
puted. - '
N"r'h Car lima his GO counties. r yan. the ,ar
RcS,- 1000 mia bitln 3 81 Washington the La,
very near 1000: TIL proportion brins ab u, IL IN
AMI q 10 wm.e p TX :, b a-o,aIy c H','oi
100 % OF, or about 9toI While we have sn n
t.at 'he 'o'al pI,uhtto If - tt-yes .ou,ty ,r
Virginia vast" tho l"ns "a lar hack a. 1920 in
tie atlp "%c e ing ID t. l, aud un IItn ne ,y,
p"p"i0ii" alone, OF % 10 l.
me 90 l. not a m n within thu sound If my voice
Id AIR NJ nor va I'D there 10, one WI, mcr,, oil
inc app IA in, cpId ne ard ny rin People Of
Aheric +, whI 'ud cons mt To b. dcgra led by the
app icafl"n OF such seal of IL tic,l power 10 his
III rights III cj:nplr,.oL with IA .se Of MS II i m
T.,
In one an n thu l.. = Stature | similar iocqrai
lay WAS dr..S'' IN 1917 by nrry arrllr".ne.,t of
ne . m RAJ dIstric on IN basis nf "a free white
P''ni "i o. tn comm nwialth. Al tia, time, four
IN tn'er DO cpnsiS ing Of IT. rrar"sented two
I'm tthcen ne pppqlai ion OF the State and might
Dave oeen "utve bv th"repr sen: alton ofa twelfth
~ evi He'd aloud for redress md il was ra,Jrass
a IN lie m1Ir' in " 'ich w n w ask 10 hayo rom,
dl"c a si'niin- in"qIl ty ntn other brlmcL o. the
tien r. Assem- ". | one of those ,yh, 70. rod
IRON this hull IL 1877, prepared - avail, III. deve-
I'pemen, OF ~ new S'ri3u ion ~ rho Senate; and
&C ini"sclng IN the eyi ting state Of affairs
Inc arriya' of pr cd of prilound TRANQUILITY
anon the Pa ties which had dlviled not V,roin,a hut
the UhoH, for con for the Preside ,cy
vi S'r rs' - but 'ralsont exci; emcnt. contest
IN Inch f'r soy raj vars h. mad fl scarcely inter
e.i enough tn cnrry MIN tn pnIls hid pronntcd
him To unite with his fellow citizens in cpdea
v"nrlng to amend Ia life ~ OF Their Common oov-
erum
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

TERMS. -sr~. Iirr'os to the Da,Lv Runsosp VIM. "a;
scar, amt hr shorter period at the So ear nav
erio ~ advance. r''-
A"v,nrtns" -for o''e square NJ is lines less one ,
sron 70 cents Two sorrns 5 three ,ertious s II nd
cray Succeeding etuon 33i cents ~ NV"
.Snee w.eh' hsi wcA - IS. every ucccedur week Il
srrito so 10Y S"ee''"'5 III
E.riao 80 cents '' N~'' ''e"'''""a W.
WHs. " ~ ~''''oN~l
.,isS'en adVerfiseTs mus pay IN adyguce
no """oef h mrTtns must I've uoie'l the rs they
e,riinsy F'' ~ s "
ANNUAL Advertisers charged so doI,rs for squares
auh ~ mat proportion for greater ieuytI
except Autionec aud Lottery Dealers charged sIu
10 fhe CONSTITUTIONAL N.IIu rs published rv,e.
a"ecS Tuesdays and Fridays) FIVE dollars pe annum
payable advance. - ~'
ro fdr-fisg-75 cents square, less, the FIRST in
n'rIpn, aud Jl cents for each continuance.
~ axrer week. I,nly and Cp,nrry.
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shall not pretend to question the correctness of
the general rule, that the majority shall govern; and
majority Of persons in general furnishes the best
sv'uence OF ninJorty Of interests. Sine the Go
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The LIST District would rain
2d District woh,d gain -, "emocrS'
Sd District would gain 20 nslrPete'
4ih District would gain t9I u'Sts
90 that the sd and 4th district Vbichs.-a -.
hou'hg districts would lose ma nembc,s onJ ~,
'"T western districts would gain ~ members -,
hc gentleman from Abeinarle kiy f,o,dorl ~,
S"'u US nat The Valley aud the middle conntrv b;c6
hG calls the heart OF The State have mayorft ~
whte population AND paya majority Of axes "a ~ -
70 nave mal"nty Of Delegates whereas at nrpsssnS
the, have oniy 80 Delegates out Of ga 7 cs,ssS
th't these two districts ought 10 Have . rp.,,,,,S
aud let us see how they will stand on m. Nb;ts ~.
ana on the compound basis Of nation SSoi
gentleman to insure The majority OF DoIega,s. ~
the heart of the State again ree,s eo.cs 10
I82"' whereas D. the census Of 1890 A,;cS ~. "
snde"Vourcd j." slew ought 10 b. relied nnok hStSS
OASIS ~ wmtr population they would hsvo ~ s,ie
u VI ~ Do'esates' and thrse two dietr;g,s -, -
Nme oasis yer can have MAJORITY 49,, ~
VIZ go, eslon vest Of The 81 .gbapv incSs. 80
aste' man IN the Valley tnd In ~ 49, 49,
ualhcts 'ere ~ very lrtfc incr,nse RI 49, -.
=; y" a., reputation Of tho "a uad 80 di.trst tdsess
NV" white popns'i,n of SAC veg neS
~ S''' o. I-s's " l'ohi'a''on Gsd taxation -
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.March Of InteIlect.-.a true Storu.

~
short time ago. Mr. Earle was going round the wards
OF st Bartholomew hospital, he told that person
wished particularly TO him; and Immediately after
butcher of prodgous dimensions made his appearance and
accosng Mr. Earle informed him that he had wled his body
for dissection to the hospital and that he was anxious the
circumstance should he known beforehand that impede
ment might be thrown the way of his wishes being accom-
plIshed Mr. E. evidently loss know whether the
communication made in jest earnest and answered,
should think, sir, you will be large begueSt
have had Very like, very like replied the butch
en- but wish TO do away the vulgar prejudice against
ting up people after they Dead and hope the thing will
be DONE Mr. Earle, seeing he sober earnest asked
It he had wife friends, because they might like it, and
fair that their feelings should be consulted
mon display of his love of scence1 To which our fat
friend replied, for that, I've tackled the old woman
have left her, my will the choice of either my body
my money !-f she likes to keep me- look ye, the money
comes TO the hospal there is little doubt which way
would die in the winter, a hot il might be diff
cult to do justice TO extensive subject but that at all
events he should be made into skeleton and his be
honoraby mentioned the hospital With which
assurance the scientific butcher departed perfectly satisfied
-~sGs~-
Bandbores-No lady allowed to carry than
bandboxes-any having more, can't go! cried one Of
sagedryers the other day, when receiving his female
passengers. Concord GdSefe
Perseuerance-An the performances of human art, 8;
which look with praise WONDER the results OF per-
severance II by this that the quarry becomes pyramid
and that distant countries united by canals is therefore
of the utmost importance that those who have intention
of devating from the beaten track Of life, and acquiring
reputation superior to hourly swept away by TINS
among the refuse of fame should add to their reason and
their spirit the power of persstng in their purposes acquire
the art of sappg what they cannot batter and the hao
vanqushng obstinate resistance by obstinate attacks
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Farewell, my native land farewell!
That wave has hid thee now
My heart is how'd as with spell,
This rending pang!-Would could tell
What ails my throbbing browi
One look upon that fading streak
Which bounds yon eastern sky
One tear TO cool my burning cheek,
And then a word cannot speak
My native Land-Good bye!'
Long Island Sound. II
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