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HENRY CLAY,

We sometimes hear it Said that with
Henry Clay for the Wing candidate for
President there would not be any mani
iestation of excitement by way Of Con-
ven'I"ns, grand gatherings Sc, and tina,
the excitement Of 1910 was attributable TO
the military character of General Ilarr
son. We expect to see the spirit-slirrins
times OF 1910 re-enacted in ID with more
enthusiasm than has ever been known in
this country. The name of Henry Clay
whenever mentioned in the presence of
an audience Of his friends will call forth
the spontaneous shout and the glorious
hurrah! The New ork American saws:
On Saturday evening, at the Tabernacle,
when Nlr Marshall was speaking of the
district he lepresenated IN Congress, he
mentioned, incidentally, that ashland
was comprised in it. The VOID was
scarcely uttered, before the vaulled roof of
the crowded Tabernacle rang with an in
voluntary and general burst of applause,
which was again and again repeated.
When our informant looked down from
the gallery upon the floor, he saw ,r,y-
headed men-nay. clergymer-pounding
with their canes, TO use his own express
sion. dixie drummers."
e When it is remembered that this was
meeting, in no sense political, and form
ed rather of classes retired, from the par
ty struggle, the tribute thus indirectly,
and spontaneously paid to Henry Clay
was the more strIking.-Del Ren.
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A CURE roa CNsUnpTIor;

MIR. Adam Mott gives the following
statement In the Maine Farmer:
"A friend of mine, who resides in IT,.
lus'ry, IN this State, told me thai his wife
was sick Of what the Doctors called The
consumption: She was visited by four
physicians, Who gave her over. She wins
yer! sick was unable 10 sit up-had G
very severe cough-a nd' grew no bet,
Ter, "5ut rather worse"--she failed very
fast. She recollected that she had be.
fore received benefit from The use Of 8,
Johns wort; her husband procured some
oil II, 1t was stepped, and che made i, her
constant drink--for four or Eve days ,l.cr,
appeared to be bu, little alteration; bit 81.
ter this she grew, better vely fast; he-
health was SC much improved iha, in The
course Of SIX o. eight weeks she was able
10 resume her customary occupation--
she commenced weaving, ard we've about
4Oyards ol cloth. During this Time she
made constant use Of 81. Johns wort k-s
w hat has been done may again be done.
1t helped: and may help Others.
The lea may be made as you would
make peppermint or any herb tea 10 drink.
by merely sleeping the herb in wa,sr.
The herb may be gathered any time aflsr
Ills large enough-but the best time 70:
gathering Ii Is during the seventh month.
A supply may now doubtless be found in
almost every hay NOW where there is any
hay. ] much approve of this simple re-
NEEDY. Ahlorr.
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THINK OF 1T,

A humming bird once meta butterfly,
and being pleased with the beauty of its
person, and The glory Of its wings, made
an offer of perpetual friendship.
81 cannot think of it," was the reply,
"as you once spurned at me, and called
me a drawling dolt."
''Irpossible," exclaimed the hummihg
bird, "always entertained, the highest
respect for such beautiful creatures as
YOU
"Perhaps You do now" seid the other
''but when you insulted me, was cat
terpiier. So let me give you this piecs
of advice: never insult the humble, as they
may che day become your sureriors.'
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pay fishermen and others engaged on the shores:
eight or ten thousand thereof TO the coopers WHO
furnish the barrels, and an equal amount for the
provisions consumed on said shores; large sums
go to the manufacturers of Irvine and ropes and
various fishing implements, and a considerable
sum is required to pay the women and children
who knit the sencs for said fisheries (Which by
the bye, is very considerable job, the aggrag tc
length Of senes used in this county is over thir-
ty miles, or if united in one seine would reach
from the Sassafras river 10 the Pennsylvania line
Considerable SUMS are likewise paid to the mcr-
chants who iu rs.l the salt, and to the watcrmen
who freight it.
The fisheries the present season, have not been
as productive as usual, and the consequences of
an unsuccessful fishing are felt very scnsbly
throughout the county.
Fishing is far from being uniformly success
fIi business to those engaged in it: yet as source
of income and branch OF industry, it is beyond all
question one Of the most important in The Coun-
ty, and ore in which every good citizen should
feel Il just pride in protecting from I'll uIwar-
rantable cncIoachments.
The law for the protection Of Il breed FISH
was passed at the last session, in consequence of
great number Of foreigners and Others, having
for several years past, been in the practice Of
setting large stakes or piles in The navigable wa
te-s Of tie Chesapeake, for the purpose of attach
ing ging scines to said stakes, which were OK
fenced in rows Of great length obstructng the
passage of large bodies of behring's and shad up
said waters, and which stakes or piles were fire.
qucntly broken off in the winter by ice below the
surface of the water, and were in consequence
dangerous impedinients to vessels navigating said
waters, as has been proved by the oaths OF sever
al watermen.
There are some persons on the Eastern Shore
pnuaupu o bDsiu md
are very much inceised at the law against them,
and will 10 doubt make an effort to lave it re-
pealed. II becomes the citizens Of Cecil TO be
wide awake OIL this subject, and have an eye
single to the protection of Their fishing interest;
for ii the stake nets should be suffered TO III
crease in the same rates which they have done
for the last few years, the greater part of the
shore fisheries must soon be abandoned.
A CITIZEN OF CECIL.
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All communications 10 the Editor should be
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A gents for the Cecil Whig.

Subscribers Names, Subscription Money, Ad-
refreshments, Orders for Printing, &c &C., LEFT
sith the following gentlemen, will be promptly
attended to, viz -
JOHN b. YARsALL, Port Deposit,
J. w. ABRAuAms, p. NJ. no.
ELLIS REYNOLDS, Rising 5un.
JONAS PREsToN, Jr. p. NJ Conowinge.
john S. EVEREST, Rowlsn5svile.
Col, Fl. s. Sites, P. NJ. Psrscir,o.
JosErn HAMEs, Brick Meeting House.
JosEPH McMULLEs Jr Perryvlie.
THOMAS BURNSIDE & Co., CaG.les,own.
JonN McCRAcKES, 2. NJ, North East.
NATHAN WILKINsoR. Elk Iron Works.
WILLIAM PIERCE, r. NJ. Cecilton,
JOHN 9. MoRroN, P. NJ. Warwick.
JOHN MEARs, p. NJ. st, Augustine.
john l.. CLAYTON; P. M. Chesapeake City
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SUBLIME EXTRACT.

otis a terrible thought. at an hour like
this, TO remember that nothing can be for
gotten. have somewhere read that not
an oath is uttered that does not continue
to vlbrale through all time, i'll the wide
spreading currents of sound--not pray er
llsped, that lis record is not also to he
found stamped on the laws Of nature by
the indelible seal of The Almighty's will.
CoopeY's "Iwo .4dmirals."
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UNRULY CATTLE.

If you would teach your cattle TO be
rogues, put up low orr slender fence at
first, and raise or strengthen it as they be-
come expert in jumping. We once knew
a man so fond of experiments that he put
up only one rail to keep his COW in the
yard. for the purpose of trying how long
that would answer the purpose.
Mass. Ploughmaa.
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OH Rum, insa,iate rum how long wills
thou hold dominion over poor weak mana
How long wilt thou continue to scatter
distress. and obstruction and death abroad
through the lanA2 When will the sons Of
men shun thee as the accursed degrades OF
their racc2
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A man namsd ,I0hn Bird IVES cyR

A man namsd John Bird ives cxarin-
ell before the Mayor Of. Pittsburg, (Pa}
committed to prison, on a charge cf hav-
ing tied his wife to g clair, and then fes
fire to her clothes. The poor woman, a!.
ter having been dreadfulIy burned, "as
relieved from her distressing situation by
the ueighbors, whom her shrieks. brought
10 her assis'anc Whiskey was the cause
of this lendish outrage.
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POET RY.
Cor The Cecil Uhig)
[ will not Think Of Her again.

will not think Of her again,
For It's gloomy thought,
And well know the wo, the pain,
The agony it brought,
That she my trusted, pl;ghted one,
That charmed me with her smile,
That brcathed to me the kindest tone,
Should do it 10 beguile.
And yet cannot, though would
Forget that happy dream;
Too bright to lagt--ah! that il should
Be but meteor's beam.
My aonl was happy in its light,
That light has passed away,
How true it is, Dcspair's black night,
Succeeds to Hopes bright day.
Iwtuld forget, but some kind tone
The light from beauty's eye,
Recall what had never known,
My heart were spared the sigh.
The cloud that floats at day decline
Over the setting sun,
Calls up the hopes that once were mine,
Thoughts it were vain to shun.
There is something in the star,
That steals at twilight hour,
That whispers family and afar,
Of that soft soothing power.
Then DER my soul will steal again,
All that Eve felt before,
The dream-the love--the bliss; the pain;
All save the last is DER.
The stiffness Of the summer eve,
The blush of beauty there,
Whisper the tones that make me grievc,
And sink me in despair.
The cooling breeze that gently plays,
Upon my burning brow,
Recalls tho thoughts Of other days,
Thoughts full ofsorrow now.
love to Gull the pretty flower,
And mark each rainbow hue,
Although It whispers ola power,
would never knew.
All that is bright returns TO tell,
Ofwhat would forget,
And makes my sorrowing bosom swell,
With many a vain regret.
WALDGRAVE.
C1orIA, June, 1912.
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A man named Johnes, u shoemaker, in
Meade Township, Belmont county, in
ii. OF anger aud mloxics,on, commenced
whipping his son, aged about Is wears,
with II switch. Not satisfied with that he
took cane, and then a shoe knife which
he used i'll mullaing his head face and
stomach until he had killed him.
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(For the Cecil Whig.)
The Old Maids PRAYER.

An old maid who
Deen'd chances few,
For changing her condition,
Went to wood,
In solemn mood,
And offered her petition.
May he above
Look down in love,
And grant me my request,
Oh may he send,
To me friend,
I'm lonely and distrcstY
And as she pray'd,
High over head,
Sat nights lonely bid,
Who who he cry'd,
When she reply'd,
Oh! any body, Lord
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A SURPRISE.

The suddenness of the shower on FRI
day afternoon rather asionished a loafer,
who was lying on barrow, with his face
upwards, al the foot Of Walnut ,siree t.
Finding himself drenchcd with wu,er as
single dash, he sprang to his fee, with
his eyes half open, and exclaimed, WHO
did thal2" Show me the rascal"
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tCoMMUNIcATED.
"Honor to whom honor is due"

lCoMMCNIcATED.
"IIonor to whom honor is due"
MIR. Ricketts, perceived "Thc Indiana Sem
tinel" of It'll Inst. that VIM. Sullivan Esq for
merly an apprentice boy in tins town, is a JUS
tice ofthe Peace and Commissioner Of Bankrupt
cy, Of the floSrishing city Of indianapolis. 1t is
but lately too, that MIR. Sullivan filled the high
station of Mayor of that city. 1t is gratifying TO
me to add, that see by the same paper, MIR. $.
is one of committee of arrangements to receive
e1-Presdent Van Buren,, on visit there Mr. S.
is another instance of selfmade men.
A FRIEND TO MERIT.
Eikton, Md. June 1912
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INFANT sUFF0CATED-A drunken wo-
man in New York. caused The death of u
five weeks old child, by having overlaid
it. The beast.
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ALTERED NOTES.

Notes Of the Commercial Bank of Mil,
iington, altered SO as to read Commercial
bank OF Pennsylvauia, are Ill circulation
Ill Philadelpila.
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WARNING,

A young man named B. F. Hooper o.
Marblehead. Of very respectable family
died in the Bos,on watch house on Mon
day night ina fl of drunkenness.
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HENRY CLINTON MACKALL
Pump Making.

NNIlE subscriber having lately removed
n TO this county would respectfully in
form the public that he is prepared to make
and repair Pumps at short notice. His
work shall be done in durable and me-
chanical manner, and on moderate terms,
and should any of it fail on account of
any negligence of his, he will repair it
without charge. He resides at the Pro-
fnc(Paper Mills (A1eeteer's) on Little
ak creek. Cecil County Md.
Orders left at the Cecil Wing Office; at
EFT. Mitchell's Store, Fair Hill; or with
Joseph Haines at the Brick Meeting
House, will be attended to promptly.
JOSHUA l.. GATCHEL.
May 7th-6m
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HEARD FROM.

Charles Mitchell, ex-.M. c., residing in
Ohio, near GAINESVILLE. lie has tarred
miller, having hired mill.
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A person Boosting of his remarkable
good sight, said he had often seen an ca
gle when 1t was out OF sight.

The following anecdo,c from the IN
quirer, the day after sudden shower.
is too good to be lost. The leater little
thought whom he was s,igmatising.
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She spoke of hearts, of darts and doves,
70 Of music and moonlight,
OfMoore, his ANGELS" and their gloves"
Offrst adection's blight. "
TIE souls refinement in her eye
Beanied ont. when said, stopping,
"I.avinia, dear, Ijus, descry,
A large Hole in your stocking"
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TOO BAD.

Col. Monroe Edwards, the fnancler,
now on trial in the New York Oyer and
Terminer, had his pocket picked of $500,
while in court.
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Dr.. HENRY n, MITCHELL

Intending to remain in Elkton, offers lis services
to the public; Office for the present al the dwell
ling house Of Miss Jane Z. Mitchell in Bridge
Street.
June 4-.f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
NOTICE..

,DY Virtue Of n Trust Deed, from William
I'D Coleman To ns, OF the Eth dnv OF January
1872, We will offer for sale at Public .4uc-
ton, in front Of tho National Hotel in Burling-
ton, on Saturday. the 18th day of Augustsndxt,
mtg O'Clock PM; the following named prop
erty, 10 wit:
One Bedstead, one wardrobe one Mahogany
table, one Work stand, Books, a Trunks and
contents, 3 Clocks, Q Centre Tables, | Mahog.
any Stand. Map OF the Y. $. ASTRAL Lamp,
one Hall Lamp, IA Carpets, 2 Oil Carpets, iG
Looking glasses. "a Beds md Bedding, ls
Wash-stands with Bowls and Pitchers, Glass
Dccan,ers, Tumbers. Wine-glasses, Mirrors.
Qneenswlre, Knives and Forks, Casters,
Curtains, Kitchen and Wash-.oom Furniture
Extra Bedding, Window Curtains, Musqnito
Bars, one two horse Wagon and harness, q
Saddles, Brides and Mnrtngales,l selt Har
ness, Cows,l Calf, 2 Horses, &c. s. c.ss.
TERAls--under fiyedellars, cash; over fivt
dellars, inconsistencies with good securit,
and interest at l2 per cent. per nnnnm
BRIDGJIAN & PARTRIDGE
ruly 3Oth 1912. 3 times.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
]. WENDEI.,S

Bakery aad Confectionery.
"a HE subscriber ssnald respectfully Inform
1 the citizcnsof Burlington aad is sicin-
ity, that he is now fitting up his Bakery. and
Confectionery Store in good style, (ns his old
stand on the corner Of Main and Columbia
s,rec,s,) where he will be ah;e TO furnish,
whenever called for, all articles in his line.
such as.
BREAD, CRACKERS,
Pilot 10. CANDIES.
RAISINSS, LEMONS,
NUrES of MI kinds,
And in fac, every article usually KEEP, in such
Establishments.
All orders for Cakes, Bread, &c. supplied
on the shortest notice.
The undersigned takes this occasion TO re-
turn his sincere thanks to this community for
their liberal patronage heretofore, and hopes
by strict attention 70 his business to me Ri
4 continuance Of the same.
march l2 J. WENDELL
+ N. 3. STEAM BOATS supplied with
Bread, Crackers, Ice, &c.at sll hours, and IN
libearl terms.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
GENERAL LAND AGENCY,
IIain Street, opposite the Post Office:

Rsfsreae,s,- c.. Dodge. Hon. Charles
Mason, james Clarke, Esq. Harrington Gov.
Williams. 1ona ci,y'.s;.n. q. ". Jcn... ' b.
Buans.--Hcn. T. Il. Engle, ST. LoHs, No. !.
The ST. Louis Weekly Argussan Bulletin. will
rlease n.er, the above six nonths. md send their
bills 10 the Gazette Oaice
Hnriiagton,. Iowa.
Y1,iIE undersigned, having lecn Engaged in bn-
Il sinesst in an United States Land OiGcs for tho
last five years, and in the Burlington Land Office
for the last three pears. and having ohtaiasd tho
rough 81 ~ basaes. sPpetssinins to The
purchase and sale Of lanas. and with1he many and
complicated decisioas "a rssa ard 10 presumption and
other claims-and having obtsiaed the most extend
s've acquaintance with the eiti1ens ofthe Burlne.
tes land Districthas opened q Office for the gen.
sli, o. oa.'ne,; g Land Agent
Lands-to the preparation 81 pre- emption proofs
, the obtaining Of pre- efnpton rights-and 10 the
| management Of contested pse.emp,ion claims be.
fore the Land Officers. tT"-=,
| Those having farms or lands 10 self ar those
wishing to purchase will derive muc ads SSftaxe bv
employing the subscriber.
EMiGRAsrs will be furnished at II, time, with
valuable information as TO the advantages ofthe diff
/ ferent sections ofthe Territory ana with aay and
! an Information they may desire
TcwT lots N BURLINGTON Particular atte n.
ton will be paid to the pertec.ing of title. to Tots in
the city Of Bennington and TO the purchase aud sale
OF real estate IA SAID city Having had the mos,
favorable opportunity of beroming acquainted with
the situation of tes to lots in city those inter
ested will find il to their advantage to call on the
undersigned.
! The undersigned viii also attend ps,n,p,ly 10 the
collecting business in any part CT the Territory.
With the citizens generally OF. the Burlington
Land District the undersigned has formed an ac1an
lance and on that acquaintance he rests his quaIii
cations, sc.
BERNnARr HEM. .
I Brrling ton, Jan. I. l342-,f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

* THE Democratic Citizens Of Bur
lington are requested to meet at the Meth
odsl Church, on next "Wednesday even.
ing week, Al o'clock, for the purpose Of
forming Democratic dissertation iii this
County. The Democratic ci'izals Of the
Comfy 50 far as !hny can make il con.
ycnent are respectfully invited TO attend.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
DO ven Smoke, Chew, or Snuff!

DO you Smoke, Chew, or sauH!
yssHl. subscriber having established HIM
Il sell III the TOBACC9NisT BUSINESS.
in Ruring,on, Immediately opposite the Post
Office, On Main STREE, takes this method OF
informing the public generally. that he IS pre-
pared 10 ,naau!actuse al! articles in his linz Of
the hes quality and on t!e Tast rea sonable
IL rms ever offered in the West. he will keep
constautiv on hand all knis Of CHEW ING
sma SMOKING Tobacco, SNUFF, and ST
6 RS Of every variety and qnaitv. wliich he
will Warrant 70 be good, it not better, thnn
any ever offered for sale In this marfet. In
short, he would say to ali those who are fond
OF Chewing, Smoking or Snnfng 10 call on
him for the real genuine articles Wishing 10
make his home IN Burlington, he hopes re-
ceive share of the liberal support oe this
community. Give me call.
LOUIS TEUSCfIER.
BURLINGTON, July IG, 1S42-6in, paid.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
UNIFIED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for the first Judicial Dis

,licl III the Territory Of Iowa.
The creditors Of Milton II. starts. tlec~eed
bankrupt who have proved their debts and other
persons in interes; hereby notified that the
18th day ii August next. at Burlington in the
county OF Dss Noines IN said Territory, has been
designated by thetconrt as the tne and place wh. Il
and where they a,ay attend. and siew cause II any
they mas hare.why certificate Of fnal discharge
shall nei be granted to said bankrupt. dated tlii,
10th day Of May. lS4s. Ky order OF the court.
u Learned. soi'g ] S Durap, clerk.
may oI-lcry
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
i NITED STATES or AMERICA.

District Court for the first Judicial Dis
trct in the Territory Of Iowa.
TIL creditors OF William w Rankin, a de-
creed bankrupt, who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest are hereby noti-
fed tina, the Sd Monday in Sep.embe next.
at keosauqna, in the county Of Van Bnrcn, in
said Territory, has been designated by the
court as the time and place, when they may
why certilieate OF final discharge shall moi
be granted to said bankrupt. Dated this 10th
day Of MAY, 1912. By order Of the court.
may Pillow Elisha Cutler jr clerk.
printers fee for each OF the ahc.e, So 50)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Distric, Court for the first Judicial Dis

frlCt IN the IcrfltOfy OF IoWa.
The creators efLandon w. Halnger. decreed
bankrupt, VINO have proved the debts, and other
persons II, interest, hereby notified that the
18th day August mex. at Burlington, lu the
ty OF Des Moines in said Territory has been dc.
si.nated BY the court. as the time aud place when
aud where they MAJ attend and shew Cause ii any
they may haze, why certificate Of final discharge
shall moi BE granted TO said bankrupt. Dated thi.
10th da, OF May, 1912 ~ orderot the court.
) D Learned. soi'r } 5 Dunlap. clerk.