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ORDER or .ARR.4.NG E.ME.NT,S
For TIE GRAND MASS
MEETLNG I'O BE HELD
AT ELKTO.V ON
THURSDA y NEXT.

1he'meelihgwil organize at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. in The 10. adjoining the Rail Road
Depot AT II O'Clock A. NJ, aProces-
sion will be formed in North Street nth
the right resting on Nam St. The pro-
cession will form in the following order.
P,nnsy lvania, Delaware, Mary land The
counties will form as follows. Baltimore
City and county, Caroline, q. Anne, Kent.
Hartford, Cecil. The delegations from the
lst 2nd and Bird Districts of Cecil co
will form III Beau ST, right resting ON
North St. the dllr oh 9Th and In district
III Church 81. right resting on North S..
The firing Of piece of Artillery will
annnunce the moving o! the procession.
The route will be up Main st. to the Mil
Lane, thence North to Church st. down
Chulch ST. to Bean, down Beat, to Mein,
down Main, to West Elkton, coulter
marching at the Landing Lane, from
thence to The rail road Depot, a, which
time dinner will be on the table After the
company have dined, speeches will be
de!llvcrcdhy several distinguished Wings.
The assistant marSi.als will receive it!,e
different delegations as they arrive and
conduct them to the place of.mecling.
e.. X. HOW ARD, Marshall,
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which are woodland The improvements
on said Tract called "IIigh Park" are
"A Stone Dwelling House and out kitchen
large Frame Barn, cellarcd under, and
other out buildings.
Also ono undivided fourth part Of
Fishery well situated on the cas-, sid e
"i the SnsQuehanna River and hear to
Bald Friar Ferry commonly called
tGtubhs Barrl
Ais" one undivided half part Of n sur
vey IN the River Susquehanna called
"Te'nperance," containing about % acres
and joining MEX inson's Neglect.
Also, all the right, tite and interest Of
the said William Grub deceased, a, law
or in equity being one undivided moiety
or halt art of certain Island or Fishery
situate in the Susquelialtna River in Cecil
| county aforesaid called and known as Nc
kinson's Neglect, or
"By1R.NEY'S B.AT1'ERF
held ard owned by the said William
Grubh, deceased, in his life time and
ccrlaln Jeremiah b. lIaines under and by
virtue OF lease for ninety nine years ie-
movable forever from Il certain Fran CHS
Boggs and John f. Brown, b, airing date
on the 9Th day of March 1920 and Record
ed IN l.ebr J S No IS folio IS, one of llre
land record books OF Cecil county afore-
said
Also all the right, tile and interest of
The satd William Grub deceased BENZ
one undivided mo'eIy ur half part of a
certain nessnagr, tenement, Store House
aud DIV ceiling situate lying and being in
Hartford counH, Maryland al 'or near the
western terminus of the 'Susqueifgnna
Bridge al Conowingo.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the
decree are as follows, one third of tire
purchase money 10 nc paid in cash on the
day OF sale, and IRE 'aIance to be paid in
NV" equal instruments of six and twelve
months bearing interest from the day of
safe The payment thereof o'Je secured by
bonds I'll the purchaser or purchasers
with surety or surelIrs to be approved
by the Trustee. And on the payment of
the whole al the purchase money aud not
before. the Trustee will bv good and sui
I'cnfl, deed convey t., rhe purchaser "r
purchasers his her or 'hcir heirs and as-
signs The property I" him Ter or them
SOLD tree ccar|rr, 'li.ctsargtEl'o l all rl-rn
OF Iiic parties TO said decree OF any per-
son claiming uldcr them.
Sale To commence al : o'clock, 7 NJ.
+. A. ELLIS, Trustee.
N Il. The creditors Of the sand William
Glubb decreased are lHrtti,r warned torx-
h'hn there claims properly authenticated
IN the cFancery Office ut Annapolis on or
hcFo'e the 2S'h day Of July rfx,.
+. A. T..
AUGUST l7Ih lSII-ts
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GRAND WIG MASS MEETINGS
III MARYLAND.

The Wing State Central Committee.
having ssccrIane'' the most eligible local.
tiles for holding the Congressional Dis
lrlcl Mass Meetings, announce the follow
ing, viz:
The first mass meeting to be held in
the 5h Congressional District on THURS
DAY, the 22d of August, al ELKroN, in c.
Gil county.
The second meeting TO be held in the
6'', Congressional District on THURSDAY,
the 18th of August, at SALISBURY, in Som
ersct County.
The third meeting to be held in the 3D.
Congressional District on THURSDAY, the
9th OF September, at CocKEYsvILLE, in
Baltimore county.
The fourth meeting TO be held in the
lth district, on THURSDAY, the l2th OF
September, in Baltimore City.
The nth meeting to be held in the LIST
district, on THURSDAY, the 18Th Scplem-
Der, at BENEDICT, IN Charles county.
The sixth meeting To be held in the Cd
district, on THURSDAY, the 10Th Septem-
her, at lIAGERsrowN, in Washington
county.
The Committee confidently expect thai,
the Great Cause will prompt the Wings
IN the neighborhood where those meet
ing' are cSlIed, to make all necessary ar
rangcmcn's for the reception of their wing
friends in the district They will there
tore call meetings and appoint all commit
tres necessary to the accomplishment of
the object OF this call!
JAMES HARDWOOD, Chairman
81 the Wing State Central Commute
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d5-In another column will be found
an account of the meeting at Rising Sun.
There has been no such meeting in this
county unlessil was the great Wing NEE
ting in 1910.
In the account the number of persons
present IS estimated al 1000 to 5000..-
We were not present, bu. are assured by
many gentlemen of the highest character
that That is not an over estimate.
And here we would make the remark
that IL our accounts of meetings, we give
rs near the correct number as we can, and
do not exaggera,e as the locos do. They
had all opposition meeting near the "Sun''
on Saturday too, and we are assured shat
| it did not number over 200.
Fhey are playing .rhe brag game--they
swell their toadsup 10 nxr.i-lhrir iiule
district meetings according to their state
ments are composed OF thousands. And
they report in Baltimore and the nciph.
boring counties that they vii get 200 to
3OO majority it Cecil. All this will e.
ventuaIIy operate to their shamc--lhe
election day will show their knayery OF
niatuatlon. The wings Of this county
are firm and unitsd-lhey will do then
duty manlnlly-and they are gaining
strength by accession from lie loco foco
ranks. Will any one challenge US for
rroef?
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The Elections. The accounts from
the elections in the west cone ia gallant
". We have not yet got full returns
from any of The States
I'm North Carolina the Whig majority
for Governor will be about 3,50u-i.asl
year tie locos had "a majority III the State
In Kentucky the Wing Governor will
be elected by about 10000.
In Indiana the Wings as far as heard
from have gained 3 Senators and Is Del
egatcs they will have a majority ON
Joint ballot.
From Missouri, the only returns we
have is that the Wings have carried ST
LOUIS by from 500 10 1900
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The Mass 'Meeiing.--It is not needful
Tor US to say anything in regard to the
Mass meeting on Thursday next in add
ton to what will be found from the Mar
shall and the Central committee, excepr
t" urge our friends in the county 10 at.
tend 1t en- maSSe. There will be many
able speakers, and the meeting promises
to he very large and interesting. In the
words OF The commlltc, "come one, come
ALL"
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Will MIN II. N Nj ARK Ell
A FAR Nj
Wanted.

A small improved farm wanted, worth
from $500 to $1,000, for which rltc cash
would be paid
Any person having such M orc to dis
pose of will please address { Post ratd)
a b. Wilmington, Del.
Amg. t7-1t-pd.
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STILL THEY COME!-We last We

STILL THEY CONCEIVE last week
had the qualification OF stating that ten 1--WE
should have said ELEVEN) voters, here
tolore supporters Of Locoiocoism, had
joined the Clay Club OF Cumberland. -
Atthe meeting of the Club on Monday
evening last, there was again an accession;
among number who joined, were three
from the opposite party Thus every
week adds strength to the cause
LuMJcriaAd C,ctl,an
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MASS ,TsH3EIR'gN,G.
For The 5TH CONGRESSIONAL DlsrRiCT
or MARYLAND.
q
At ELKTO.N. Cecil County,


On THURSDAY TIE 22>D OF AUGUST.
The State Central Committee have ap.
pointed Thursday the 22nd of August
inst, as the day Tor holdings Mass Nee,
ing of the Wings of the 9th Congression-
al District, and having designated EIklon
as the place at wh,ch said Convention
shall assemble.
The Central Committee Of Cecil ooun-
ty on behalf Of the wings of Cecil res
pcclluly and cordially invite our wing
fellow citizens of the several counties Of
Hartford, Kent, Queen AIMS and Caroline,
the several Clay Clubs Of the city OF
Baltimore, aud the wings of the adjoining
States of Pennsylvania and Delaware, to
come up on that day and unite with us in
glorious demonstration of the power
and independence of the people.
No The friends of American inleresta as
opposed to lhc interests Of Foreign Cow
ernments, the advocates of protective
Tariff, Of uniform national currency OF
the distribution Of the proceeds of the
Public Land sales, Of the restriction OF
executive power ana patronage, and to the
enemies of Loo olocolsm in any and every
shape II may assume llis invitation is ex-
tended. Let the rally be one worthy of
the Wings Of Old Mary land-of the glo-
rlous cause we have cspoused-and OF
the distinguished patriots whom we de
sign to elevate to The highest honors
within the gift of free and vrluous peo-
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Brick Meeting House .Avg, II, lSll.
+. {. RcKErrs ESQ.

am instructed 10 transmit to you, for
publication, an account Of the proceedings
OF The Great Wing gathering held in the
woods OF Mr. Basil IIaines, near the Ris-
ing gun village on Saturday last.
he concourse OF ardent and patriotic
Wings there assembled far exceeded Our
most sanguIne expectations, and gives a
further and convincing proof OF the en-
'husIasIm OF liIis section Of our county for
The cause, and for its noble Champion
''llarry of the West" 1t is estimated that
between and 5000 people were present.
lhe threading appearance Of the morning,
and heavy fall of rain, about 8 O'Clock
doubtless prevented many from attending,
the ram however caused no serious in
convenience and in fact was attended will,
the good effect Of laying the dust and
cooling the atmosphere for the balance OF
the day. The speakers stand was most
'asleiuly deco rated by the fair hands Of
the Ladies, with cvcrgreens and lowers,
and we were honored by their presence in
great numbers. A table was spread ON which
was an abundance of subslanlials, Bread.
Hams, Beef, Cheese sc After dining the
meeting was organized and The following
named gentlemen appointed officers of the
day.
JOSEPH ROMAN, President.
PETER AsKEw,
Ell ilAlNEs, y.p,
ELLIS REYNOLDS, VICE 'e'S
DIR. JOHN FISHER,
DR. 5 Is. SruGBs, Secretaries.
JOHN ericsson.
he meeting was most ably and clio
qnen'lv addressed, by Geo G. Collins Esq
oi Washington city, .Iamas H. lamar and
a, Evans Esqrs., of EIkton Hon. J, A
Preston, MI J. Alldllch OF Wilmington,
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aSTherc is large meeting at Como
wmgo in the upper cornor of this county
1o'day-one at Chesapeake city likewise
and one in Sassafras Neck, on Capt
Flerce's Gshing Shore.
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Tire Game of 5lae.

HragIng has always been peculiar
;iaIt IL line character Of the Loco-lcco
party. aud they seem disposed to aston
I>h themselves at the length to which
they are carrying it the present contest
In $40 they carried this game to a con.
siderable lCuglh, claiming % of the 26
States, giving :.6i electoral votes, and
they GOT seven S atcs, which gave 60
votes. Not satisfied with such llberaIly
as they then displayed, they now, VIC
believe. claim all TIC States, Texas, Ore
gon. Nova Scotia, and several OF The South
American States.
Let MS contrast some of their boasliEgs
i'll $50 with what they actually received:
They claimed % States and got /.
They claimed 26l electoral votes, they rot 60
they c!anncd Pcnsy lvania, lost it by $50 IN.
They claimed sIainc, Lost ii by ... ali "
T.icy claiHned Delaware, lost it by 1893 "
they claimed Michigan, lost il by .lS02 "
They claimed n. Jersey, lost it by 23I7 "
They claimed Miss ssippi, lost it by .2j15 "
They claimed Louisiana, lost il by $3.50 %
They claimed Maryland, lost it by. .477G "
They claimed Georgia, lost it By 8. 1921 "
They claimed Tennessee, lost thy .I2lO2 "
They claimed N, Carolina, lest i'll by 1850 "
They claimed N, York, lost ii by 1890 -"
They claimed Indiana, lost it by ..iS60s
They claimed Ohio, lost it by ..... .23Sl5 "
They claimed Kentucky, lost it by 1858 "
They claimed the Union, lost it by 1879, $50
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"Collns," cried out big belied bloa,
ted blathercr, "ColIns is a dimmy -gogue >
"And- what are you pray" said Mahan
who was standing by-"if you had some
straw Ted around you, you'd be a dimmy-
john.
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Notice..

The Commissioners of Cecil county
viii meet at their Room in the Courl
House on Thursday the ooh Angus, inst.
The collectors of Hire several districts
will attend This mseeling for tine purpose
OF executing their bonds, and receiving
their duplicates of llie assessment and
Levy List By order
GEO. II. JOYCE, elk.
August l7lh lSlI-2w
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by order of CeCh county court, Notice
is hereby given to the creditors OF John
W. Mercer, an lnsolvent petitioner t." file
their claims III said court with The fouch-
er thereto ON or before the lhiid MonGay
in October next.
AZARlAS PENNINGTON.
Trustee for SAID Mercer
August 10 aS44
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Polk is in favor Of restoring the Sub
Treasury System, which received the con-
domination of the people in 1910. While
ii was IN operation, THREE out
Of SIXTY SEVEN receivers appointed
by Mr.. Van Buren,, proved deiaullers -
Most of them probably now reside III
Texas. Polk wishes TO annex That coun.
try to the United States, and thus again
secure TO his party the votes Of the de-
iaulers.
FREE TRADE Bnirl,u iFrAG.-The
Washington Spectator, hot Polk paper,
says:
The great popular party is already raj
lied almost en'masse around the banner
which is leading the party to'its final hi
umph. The few that still lag, will soon
be rallied under It's ample folds On that
banner is inscribed free trade, low tu-
lies, s."
THE DIFF ERENCE.-" am in ravo
olrepcaling the existing TarIll."-Po TX.
81 am utterly opposed to lis lcpeaI."-
CIay.
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The Democrat is trying 10 get into
some notice by abusing John NJ. Clayton
and Reverdy Johnson We may expect
next TO see him throwing mud at the sun
TO DIM his brighlness-he would harm
the one as much as he does the others,
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MIR. Muhlcnburg locoloco candidate
died suddenly of appoplexy on Thursday
last
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collins and The DCmocrat.-I'he Cecil
Democrat abused Mr.. Collins again last
week--We need only refer to it to say
that while portion of its remarks belray,
Ell more than rs wanted degree of mental
ImbecIl''y, another + ait Of them was equal
to any OF lis performances in the way OF
lying; for instance: i, says,
Zone G. 6. Collins, an Irishman, saws
there arc plenty Of worthless foreigners
IN tins country now, and no more should
be allowed to come without they could
pick the rest.
Now that is as big lie as there is anv
necessity for, Collins die not say SO, nor
dld nc say anything that could be so con-
strued-.nohlng in sense or sound in the
slightest degree similar to it.
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ss%nry &. fsTe saain, PorrnH
Pa'"t' ?, Student "f tire Royal Academy
L"nd"n, respectfully informs the pr,b!lc
,I'al Ire fn'c'Tls practising his profession
fora short ljrire in EIklon. u. McC.
rrt'rmg offensive p'aclIce Ioa higher
price but limited business has fixed h,s
charged AT 10 dollars for hall lengths and
'or o1hcr sizes in proportion. His slut
cess in Baltimore and lately IN Port De
post, will he trusts, speak sufficiently E,f
his laIeul. IN the l".m,r place he PAINTED
I2O and in the late. up~ ards Of 40 in
the lat 10 months.
Siltcrs attended at their own residences
if desired wilroul extra a 1rgr.
MIli.FRS I!O1H1..
lie will be ready to commence in Elk
ton about the lolh inst
August 3rd lSll-1w. pd.
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Thursday the q day

"l September next IA, the public House of
John J. fleckart in the Town of Port De-
pnsil the following parcels of property to
wit. All that tract or parcel of land called
and known as "Ihe Bald I'liar Ferry
farm Situate lying and being on the east
side OF the Snsquehauna River in Cecil
county Maryland, adjoining lands Of
Thomas Fulton and others, conlalning
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81 IA Acres

OF Land more or less. about forty acres of
Which are woodland. The improve
mcnls are large Stone Tavern House,
Frame Tenant House. formerly occupied
as Store House Log Stable and other
out buildings, also Fish Dam 20. belong
ing TO said property and will be sold
with 1t, called the Suice Pot, being part of
The real estate of which William Grubb late
OF Cecil county died seized.
Also all the hight, title and inlercs, II,
law or in equity of the said William Grubb
deceased being one undivided fourth part
oil all thai Iracl Of Land chilled
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HNlllS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That
the sub, crlbcrs Of Cecll county, hath
Obtained from the Orphans Court of .1in1
county letters of administration on lire
personal estate "' Daniel Mcg,edy, lare
of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said d, ceased,
are hereby warned To exllihil Me sume,
with the vouchers lhes"t> duiy au'hchn-
Gated, on or before the l0Ih day of May,
1915; they rnsy otherwise, by iaw, be Ell
'cudcd from all bencsil of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estalc are r, ques-
led t" make immediate payment to the
'>crIhcrs. Given under our hands
Tins 18th day of Amii. lSd4.
MARY MEGREDY.
EDWIN WILMER,
August 3 CIV Adm'lors. G. r. A.
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For president.
HENR Y CLAY.
FOR TIE ASSEMBLY
J4NES l.. CRaIG,
QHi,FCIS "A. EIIfS,
UiLLIAM II. WILSON,
JAMES HOGG,

Far Comfy CommiSSn nCrs.
LIST. Dst-LLHES H. BENSON,
lnd. DIST HILl.N HUDSON.
3rd. Dis't-HE.NEF n. GHPLh,
5th &" .-EDW,3RD ULNG.aTE,
9th I" --GEORGE S1URGES,
nth LANES way,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
ElLJ.4BIt.
Real Estate.

AsY virtue Of Decree of the Chan.
cellor of Maryland, the subscrt er as 'rrus
tee will offer at Public Sale, to the high
est bidder oil
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-08

a virtue in republican form of govern
mcnt. 1t is the duty of the citizen to OBJ
serve everything, or have everything OBJ
served. 1t is the price of his citizenship,
the cost of his privleges-and it is duty
that cannot be put on or put off. | don't
deem it too much to say, then, that as TO
this country, there is thus duty in this
guardianship, an obligation imperative
upon us, which cannot be shaken off, and
demanding self-sacrfices, according to our
professions Of principles and the name we
bear. We call ourselves Wings, and we
cherish the name Of Wings. Who are our
ancestors! see some of them here before
me, bearing on their chests the badges of
l77G. Wings they are now: Wings they
were then. (Cheers.) Companions of
Washington, the link that connects our
generation with him. Rcnewed cheer.
ing)
We bear name, then, of lofty rcnown,--
a renown that must never be sullied,--a
name won amid wounds, and scars, and
blood, denoting great and self sacrificing
patriotism, and enrolling upon its record
the highest characters that emblazon our
history. 1t belongs to us, then, if true TO
ourselves, tenderly to guard and 10 cherish
the honor of such name, and to remem-
Der with it the spirit there is attached to it.
Our destiny now cannot be discovered from
it. And while nothing should be done to
brighten US from our propriety, nothing
should lead us 10 give up one of the princi-
pies that belong to it. Ours it is TO preserve
the Constitution our Wing fOrefathers be-
queathed us, to uphold its principles, to
carry out It's measures, to act upon lis in
functions, to see that honest and able hands
administer it; to take care that while it is
intrusted to our guardianship, it suffers
nothing of disgrace from the way we watch
over it. And let us so conduct ourselves,
and so educate those who come after us,
and leave children, that if there be wreck
of that noble structure, the greatest work
of the world, there shall be no record that
shall be found to ascribe that catastrophe to
Wing violence, Wing misrule, or Wing
ambition.
Mr.. Webster here retired amid loud and
prolonged cheers, with cries of webster,
webster" for him to appear again on the
platform to receive the thanks of his audi
tory.
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whose hills and valleys, and plains are stirring
all with revolutionary invocation, size would be
false to herself and an unnatural offspring, il
she could forget the principles born with her. and
blcd for on her bosom. (Cheers.) No, she new.
er can cease 10 be Wing till the plains OF Mon.
mouth, the heights Of Princeton, and the streets
Of Trenton ore lorgotten--till she tears out from
history the leaves Of her glory, and bos from her
escutchoon the brightest gems that are emilia
zoned upon it. | promise yQu gentlemen,
promise the Union, New Jersey will be true to
herself, and to the whole country. (Cheers loud
and prolonged, amid which Mr.. Frelinghuyseu
rctiTed)
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-08

by Requcst.l
THE CHRISTIANS WANTS.
Daniels wisdom may ! know,
Stephens faith and spirit show,
Johns divine communion feel,
Moses meekness, Joshua's zeal,
Run like the unweary Paul,
Win the day and conquer all.
Mary's love may possess,
Lydia's tender heartedness,
Peters ardent spirit feel
James faith, by works reveal;
Like young Timothy, may |
Every sinful passion fly.
Jobs submission may | show,
David's true devotion know;
Samuel's call, O! may hear,
Lazarus happy portion share;
Let lsaiah's hallowed fire
All my new born soul inspire.
Mine be Jacobs wrestling prayer,
Gideon's valiant, steadfast care
Joseph's purity impart,
Tsaac's meditating heart;
Abraham's friendship may prove,
Faithful to the God love.
Most Of all may l pursue
That example Jesus drew;
BY my life and conduct show
How he lived and walked below;
Day by day through grace restored,
Initiate my blessed Lord.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-08

ApvICE-lf secret be communicated
to you, be careful to keep ii; and to make
sure work of it get two or three 10 help
you.
If You are unmarried, and in love, take
to writing verses; nothing sooner gives
patient in such circumstances relief and
comfort.
If your mistress be cruel, make some
more verses, and ask her pardon on your
knees, and kiss her hand through her glove.
When you have become tired of her
company, excuse yourself for leaving her,
by saying it is so good that little answers
your purpose