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BEAUTIFUL AND UE4ITTy

a Asaary BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
Ea.ss;s rSsgs-sa EXCURSION 70 NORFOLK. OLD
SssshhSssssaE POINT COMFORT, CAPE HENRY
AM RACK r. BALTIMORE. By the nai,imore
steam Packet, superior and comfortable steamboats,
GEORGIA, Cap'. COFFEE, and HERALD, Capt. Rus
SELL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY at O'Clock,
F. NJ and return Monday following, leaving Norfolk
same hour. During tAis excursion passengers will
nave The opportunity OF going III the Steamer jewess
Capt Sutton, on every saturday afternoon on an ex-
cufson to Cape Henry, and may DC left at Old Point
Comfort, where the Baltimore boat will call for them
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion is ben efca TO inyalids by gel
ting the breeze ard advantage of salt water baths
many who cannot leave home only for a short time
will find this trip OF much advantage.
{65-Passage and fare for the round trip will be made
al moderate price by applying
jel3-;f T. SHEPHERD, Agent,
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Doc LARoR. Il is stated N late German
journal that two Englishmen have established
a dog railway, for the conveyance of fresh fsh
from BlackenbGrg to Bruges. Four dogs are
harnessed to tight fish cart, and are stmula-
ted to speed by tie influence Of hunger, lump
Of fresh meat being suspended few inches be-
tore their noses, but not given to them until
their arrival. For the conveyance of letters.
which it is desirable should be more rapid, two
greyhounds are put in harness to the ligh.est
possible carriage, and dead hare is fastened
before them, in its natural attitude when run
ming, so that TIE dogs imagine they are ceurs-
ing, and consequently outstrip the wind
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

To PaGyEw- SMu7 IN Wheat. We have
received, says lie iagerstown Pledge, through
the 'ns'Fnmentlii.y Of DR.. Jehnson, Of; Freder-
ick CO., the following receipt CT the lion. VIM.
Charnlichall, which we give as sovereign pre-
ventative ofthe smut il wheat, ana which we
recommend to the general use OF our farmers:
dissolve in large tub, IS lbs. of Glauber
Salts in p gals. Of water, put in your seed
wheat, and wash it well; then take it out, and
put it in a bed of Stacked lime, spread out on
your granery floor, and mix the wheat well, so
that each grain is coated with lime: then
SOW it,
The Hon. Mr.. Charmichall says, after this
process, he and his overseer, and others, have
examined the wheat when thraslled cut, and not
srnutted grain was to be found.
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SECRET DISEASE

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A LOVERS LOGIC

am skilI'd in mage lore,
And can tell thee, dearest maiden,
What The winds a; evening say,
As amid the boUghs they play
What the river ~ is shore,
Sollly whispers eveTmore
From its heart O'erladen.
can tell thee how the moon
Breathes pursuasiOn to the pillows;
what discourse the mountain makes
To It's shadow loving lakes;
And, conceal'i in lonely hooks,
WHAT the lille devious brooks
Murinur 10 the Willows
'Love thou me-for love thee"
Is the song they sing forever
Al this moment can hear
Inc responses ringing clear;
And the very stars repeat
TO the moon an answer sweet
Glove shall perish never
And if thus Earth, Sea ard Sky
Finds a voice 10 sing Their passion.
Should We fail, my dearest maid,
Wandering in this greenwood shade,
To repeat the same sweet song,
We should do their music wrong,
And he out Of fashion.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

FoR MAKING JELLY. Those who would
make fine Jelly, should always avoid boiling
the juice of The fruit, when it is desirable to
have the article, when made, retain the favor
of the fruit from which it was prepared Az
ter the juice is pressed from the fruit, and the
proper quantity of sugar added to it, let It be
heated until the sugar is dissolved; after this is
effected, no further heat is required.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

ExTENoiyE FoRGERIEs DIscovKEED. We
mentioned yesterday the arrest al Philadelphia.
OF Freedman named G. De Delpit, alias c.
D'Auvi!e, charged with forgery en- the Bank
of Virginia. 1t appears that the officers, on
searching him, found in one OF his boots num-
Der of DIETS, one of the State Bank of Georgia
on the Planters and Merchants Bank at
Charleston, for Sl43, much mutilated, and sup
posed to have been caused by an attempt to
make an alteration; also, two in favor C. Del
pit, on the Farmers & Mechanics Bank of Phi
ladelahia, from the Bank of Virginia, at Rich
mond, one for S93 and the other fer Sill; the
in the word one is obliterated, and the figure
prepared for alteration to the figure 9. Also,
draft from Bank Of Virginia, en- Union Bank
of New York, for 500, drawn to the order of C.
M. Vii, and one draft from Bank of Virginia,
an the Branch Bank a: Norfolk, for sl27, pay
able to Charles Eldridge. Drafts numbering
twenty-five, delaced and altered, have been
traced to this party, obtained, as has been
asceEtained, in Boston, Richmond, Norfolk,
Charleston, Savannah, A2gusta, a,.a New Or
leans, since March las. From ~: 10 egh,
thonsand dollars have been Obtained by them
in thci. operations.
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they Questioned her as 20 where she had lodged
tie night before, and made most minute inqui-
RES about the family inhablting the house OF
entertainment. Her answers were quite unem-
bar-assed, and She sand the people Of the house
bad appeared to be decent and civil, and had
treated her very well. For two hours the
young men continued by her side, convcrsng
with her, and watching with the most scrutinis-
ing glances any change in her countenauce, and
asking questions which, had she not been ia!ly
sell-possesod, night have put her off her guard,
Il was not till her dreaded companions had left
her, and I'll! she saw her husband coming along
the road to meet her, that she lost her sefcom-
mand which she had so successfully exercised
and throwing herself into his arms tainted
away.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

FIRE. A fire occurred OF Tuesday morning
in York, (Pa) which destroyed the large farm
house and stables in West Hing street, belong
ing to Mr. Thos. McAleer. The entire build
ings, with their contents of grain, sc. were
consumed. Supposed TO have been the work
Of an nceuGiary.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

PRcNuNCIATIoN- A writer in the Newark
Daily Advertiser objects to practice which has
been for some time creeping into the style of
Pronunciation, namely, the sounding of the let
ter TN the words H'len, soften, and the like He
says the pronouncng dictionaries, all of them,
mari: the silent, and direct Us 10 pronounce
Qfa7 So6n, sc. BE is right 10 I. There is
no dictionary Authority Tor saying oCten,Aand
certainly no authority in common sense, eXpe-
dieacy or good taste, for such an innovation
In dandy speech-makers and holiday orators,
the afoctatlon is endurabe; but when it comes
to be initiated sy grave public speakers, it IS
high time for the "conservatc>s of the public
manners" TO loo; 10 it.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

CHARCOAL. In one or two instances where
charcoal has been applied to winter wheat in
the State of Ohio, at the rate of Fifty bushels
to the acre, it has evidently prevented the in
jury of the very severe drought which has
nearly ruined adjoining wheat fields. Mr.. R.
H. Haywood, of Buffalo, is the owner of
large farm near Sandusky, Ohio, and has tried
the use Of pul9erized charcoal with marked
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

SUDDEN DEATH. The Boston Transcript
announces that Mr.. William Grdey, OF the
late and well known firm of Gsidey & Blake,
who was at bingham on a visit, dropped down
in the street, in fit of apoplexY, gu Saturday
afternoon, while walking with membe. of his
family, aAd died instantly. Mr.. Gridley was
60 years Of age.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

EcGs. We have heard, says the Maucl.
Chunk Gazette, of great exploits in eating eggs;
bat the following is decidedly the greatest per-
tormance ever enacted in this county-perhaps
int he State:-Thomas Farren, of Summit Hill,
agreed to pay 10 cents for all the eggs he could
eat, uncooked, at one time. He ate forty-one,
and would have eaten more but for the interfer-
ence Of those present!
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

NEWSPAPER IMPROVEMENT. The "St
Louis American" an able Native American
paper has been enlarged and improved by a
handsome new dress, and is now as neat Jour
nal as is published in that city. The St, Louis
New Era, another distinguished advocate Of
the same cause, has also appeared in q new
dress, which has added not little to its pre-
vious handsome appearance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

METALLIC RESOURCES OF THIS UNITED
STATES. The New York Evening Gazette,
under the head Of "Scraps Of CuT;ops Inform
atom has the followng;-
Iron is the most abundant metallic mineral
our country affords. Its value is ten times the
value OF the gold and silver, and enc half the
value Of all the metals produced in the United
States. Ioh is t0u@d in eceru State IN the
| Union a fact which think is not generally
known.
The most valuable mine is one in Salisbury,
Conn, which yields 5000 tons annually. The
mines in Duchess and Culunba counties, il
this State produce annually &c, 900 tons of ore;
Essex Co. 1900 tons; Clinton 5000; Franklin
600; ST Lawrence 1000; amounting in value
20 more than $500, 900. Tire value Of the iron
produced in the United States i'll 1885 was So =
O00,0O0, in 1887 100000. In Ohio 1900
square miles are underald with iron. 4 re-
Glon explored H. 1885 would furnish iron, 6 |
miles !ong, and miles wide; square mile
would yield 5000, coo tons of pig iron, so that
this district would contain l,0SO, 600 tons.
BY taking from this region 400, 900 annually,
"a larger quantity than England produced pre-
vious to 1920 it would lact 2700 years as long
a distance, certainly, as any man looks ahead.
/ The States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana,
Illinois, Maryland and Virginia, possess mex
haus;lble quantities of IRON ore. In Tennessee
100000 tons are annually manufactured
Notwithstanding our great iron resources,
mole than one half of our cutlery, hardware,
railroad iron, SC, is imported from Great Bri-
tain.
1t rs supposed by Biologists that the week
ly supply Of gold from our own mines will be
equal to the demand, and that our mines will
yet be more profitable than the mines OF Bra
I'll OF Columbia.
The most extensive lead mines in the world
are in Missouri, where the lead region is 10
| miles long by so wide These mines in 1896
produced 100000 tens, and the whole pro-
duce of the United States was S,SS2, l05 tons.
Il has been estimated that the quantity of
iron required in England for railroads, sc. for
the current year, will be about / 5000 tons,
which it is supposed will be equal to all that
that country will produce.
The quantity of lead manufactured in the
United States in 1925, was 1881, $50 lbs. in
1929, l4,54l,Sl0; 1880, $3.50, los; 1882, T.
2sl,G16.
The copper trade, until within year or two,
has not been of much importance-as the re-
suit Of the efforts made, we're not such as to
Justify our great operations. But now it aF-
pears TO be attracting q good deal of attention.
Whether the demand for copper stock is a fair
index to the value of the copper regions re-
mains TO be seen.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

NAME ELECTION. Returns from 200 towns,
show the following result for Governor: Ander.
son, DEM, 22,S64; Morse, Wing, aO,3l3; scat
tering 4,05l. There is probably no election
by the people, The Advertiser says, so far as
heard from, a6 Wings and II Democrats have
been elected 10 the Legislature.
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Il EASTON AND CANPRfnCr-

NOR ANNAPOLIS.
IL EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE
ID sse<s The steamer OSIRIS, Cant. J0HS
#sQsnt sSS4Sszr y. TURNER, viii leave Cnmmegce.s,
AeesssssfaasaL wharf, every FRIDAY MORNINGS
at clock for The above places and return next 55
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNIN}%'
at O'Clock and Eas:on Al ei o'clock for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis. CEN~s
3" 10 EasiOn OF Cambridge. SI.5O,
FOR ANNAPOLIS: WEST RIVER, Wye Laas.
lng ST. Michael aNd Easton (yia Miles River Ferry
70 Easidn.) VIII cave Commerce st. wharf eye~ss
MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock; and return, uext
dty, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Me.y,.-
ny, at o'cIocks st Mchael's, =; Wye Lal5.rc -,
Vest River ~, for Annapolis and Baltimore
A"s7 " ;a!napoils ''''''''''.'''. - Jert1i.
10 " est RIVER, ,..,.,,.......,Sl.G y.
10 Wye,SI. Michaels, or Ferry. SO.
FOX EENTREElLLE AND CHESTERT0yJ..
Leaves Commerce street wharf every NEnNESDArt@
MChNlNG, at o'clock and return the same s,.-.
trGrHng at Corsica al 10! O'Clock, and CLes.e al =
cock, for Baltimore. Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER, 7,r.y,sE
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY NEyRn.
ING, ri O'Clock. and returns DAY. lcav!n. y.g
River at ia O'Clock, for Annapolis ana Baltimore,
Passage TO Annapolis 10 cts, To IEest Riv.rSi
JOHN D. TURNER
ap29-tlstJa Office lower end Commerce-Sl., BAT
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Second RALLY. Tie second Nat:re Anne
rcan Mass Meeting VIII De held Tomorrow
ereniHg, q! Logan Hail, corner of Bank and
Bond streets, Fell's Point. Besides the speech
es which may be expected from the candidates,
it is anticipated that distinguished advocate
of the Native American cause, from another
city, will be present and address the meeting.
We have no doubt that the meeting will be
numerously attended.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

A Nov11 IDEA. 1t is proposed to establish
in London society for insu-ing the integrity
of clerks, secretaries, collectors, and all such
fnnctionaTies-as are obliged to find security for
money passing through their hands in the
course ofbusiness. This guarantee society has
gone into operation, and is likely to become
useful and prosperous institution.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

OFFICIAL The Union of yesterday PUBLISH
es officially the sanitary DEGREES of the Porlu-
gUcse Government, BY which the vessels octhe
United States Brazil, Denmark, Great Britain,
Prussia, Sweden, and Turkey, are 70 be treated
as Portuguese vessels
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EyPEDITIOUS RorTE

ingGon, BelAir, SpGsuta Narrows, Michaelsyil}
&c, in Hartford Count, by the Philadelphia, VII
mington and Baltimore Railroad
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore, ifolo
TN2a Pratt street Depot, in the Cars at 9 O'Clock
H4fI7 A. NJ. for Perrymansvie. On arrival here
ELECTROMAGNETIC will be in readiness for the
above named places and neighborho0d. By TAX ny
this route the passengers will arrive or 5h0urs IN "a
vance OF any other line CF- Fare from Batn orr 20
PerrymansvilIe, 60! cents. sel6
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MANUFACTURE OF Mas. The amount OF
pals made in the United States is estimated to
be fifty thousand tons! Forty thousand casks,
% four million pounds OF nails are annually
made by ;he Boston Company, at the Mil
Dam. Estimating the number Of nails at leo
to the pound, the muIsber here made daily will
be about two millions; and estimating this
number TO ne bot the twentytifth part Of those
made in the United States, fifty millions are
made, sold, and used per day.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-18

MORE SPECULATION. The discovery of the
nitrate Of potash on the coast of Africa has
been made, and is now producing considerable
sensation in London. Twenty vessels have
been sent out in search it. Nothing, is said
"has caused equal excitement since the first
discovery of African Guano."
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ron PORT DEp0sITE-TW7CE 4 d!

Passengers leave the depot Pratt susers
I529a in the carr OF the Philadelphia, Whining
EIEff17 Ton and Baltimore Railroad COMPANY
e EVERY MORNING, Except SUndayS) a.
sO'CloLk, and EVERY AFTERNOON, al 81 O'CLOCK
except Sundays, which will be ats, P. NJ.
On arrival at Havre de Grace, proceed TO Port Ds p
poste by steamboat Gospou, Capt Sturgeon.
Returning, the cars leave Have de Grace a. l2 o.
clock (noon) and al & O'Clock, PM.
Fare to Port Deposite as cents.
{15- By taking the morning train it Will allow psy-
sons who have business at Port Deposite 10 remain
several hours at that place and return Balrn y
same evening. W5- Tickets must be procured at iss
Office before entering the
A CRAWFORD, Agent,
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FOR CHEsTERTOWN 4

q e1Hf11V4
3ss5SA tAkazze CENTREVILLE. The steamer MA
sfe'tssssa51k RY LAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at & O'Clock for the above
places, staring from the lower end Of Dugans wharf
and return in the afternoon.
Persons having business in Centrevle will have
ample time TO accomplish il, and in the boat
the same day. And all persons goihg and return
ing the same Tip, will only be charged 81.
L. G. TAYLOR. Master,
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LATE rNoM HMaNA-IAe Crops, Sc. The
following Is an extract from a letter received by
gentleman in this city, dated Havana, Sept.
9th:
1t never was so dull here before, Tic ex-
treme short crop IS severely felt by all, and pco-
pie generally are poor, and unable TO buy and
pay, which keeps our market in Il wrctchcd
state. The falling of in the revenue is trcmen.
dous, and the heavy drafts On the Treasury,
make the lntcndent, collector, &c savage as
bears; lot they have to grin AID bear it. Tire
proprietors Of this side Of the Island are cut
short IN their crops, from last year, 500 M bog
es sugar, GOO m. arrobas Of coffee and 80 m
hhds. molasses, and the Government must take
little less, because it cannct do better
The steamer from Vera Cruz, LIST inst, briggs
accounts that there is to be no war with the u.
States but Mexico is again in revolution.
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GREAT SPEED. The cars from Boston, over
the Long Island Road on Monday, run from
Greenport to Brooklyn, SO miles, IN hours
and 40 minutes, including all stops, or therun-
ming time without stops, was , hours 81 min
tes,-bringing 100 passengers and making 5
stops,
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3GF-TEE An ERICAN REPUBLICAN K RALTI
AuRE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers ny care
TIL Carriers at only sir end quarter cents pnr We ~
psySh.e 10 the Carriers only the end of - wee H.
me Clipper will also be sent. by mail. to distant
Ssbscnotrs, at the rate Of foHr Dollar per year-pay
Abe, always, n advance.
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a ssss.4R FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
&sxzsx aaAsS6uzeB RIDGE and EASTON. Thesteamer
IN MARYLAND having undergone a tho
rough repair, and very handsome improvement both
i'll hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end OF Dugan's wharf at O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter for Annauos
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on Gvery
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by way of Cam.
bridge and Annapolis TO Baltimore.
FOR EI'ERTOYN and CENTRETILLE
On MONDAY, the l7th inst. she will 90 10 Ches-
tertown and back leaving Baltimore at O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage 81
ms LEMUEL g. TAYLOR,
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TN IhVs o. itss make squ1rc-l! an atvtEtseInent
exceeds ten lines, the price will he in proposition.
inrertiCn.
% THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, lz-ge Family
Newspaper containing all tie select matter OF the
sa'y is published every Saturday morning "a: the low
price of Sl.G0 per anntim.
20 All papers sent by mail ARE Iscortus 1.-THE daF
on which the advance naYment eEpiree.
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VIRGINIA. SPRINGS. 3

a asRn VIRGINIA SPRINGS. 3y ft-
GAfAsFsr the cheapest and most comfol;a5}s.
-<f0fssA route, no loss Of sleep, and 60 IA IHg.
Tess stageln5, than any other Tovte, is by the Chss
peake Bay, James River ard Canal Boats.
Leapng Baltimore daily At O'CLOCK, p. NJ, Cszee,l
Sun5eys,) in GEORGIA, Capt. Coffee, and HEKAE, D.
capt Russell Arrive at Norfolk neat morning a, Is
O'Clock, A. NJ, thence Immediately to Richmond b.,
the steamhoa, CURTIS PECK, Capt. Davis, or JEJy-
ESS, Capt Sutton, arriving there by O'Clock p VI
thence at 5 O'Clock IN Canal Boats 10 Lynchh,s.q -,
81 hours, thence by Stages in day time via the Ma,
ual Bridge 10 the Springs Through the whole rrs7l g..
from Baltimore i'll day :, without any fatigue, 7e
Gulsite to inyalids.
Fare from Baltimore tnoi Washington as so in
ggni0usly inserted 10y the upper I0ute) 10
White Sulphur Springs. ..................s lT
Meals and lodging ncuded on Boats To Lyuch-
burg, which if paid Jas is the case on the other
nodts) would be'''.'. .''.,.,,.,............ q
Leaving the passage through only. ...,,s1I.
@ Tickets procured at Baltimore Steam ParSsts.a
once, Spears What, Baltimore. Apply 10
Il+oo L. SHEPPARD, Agsrr
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CaRE Fer ASTHMA. A correspondent: OF
the Newark Advertiser says:
"The writer having been afflicted for several
years, with this most distressing complaint, ard
having been called upon repeatedly by ndiyiG-
uals for the prescription which he believes re-
stored him, herewith communicates it. It will
cost but trife to make thorough trial, and
may prove as great a benefit 10 others as il has
been to himself: Ii sat least perfectly harm
less:
Take l-2 OF. spermaceti, OF. sulphur,
OF. eam-tartar, OF. SIENNA, l-2 OF. annis-
seed: pulverize and thoroughly mix the same,
and take one teaspoon in about two table
spoonfuls of molasses on going to bed, or at
such time through the day as may best suit the
patient; the dose once day may be increased
or diminished a little, as may best suit the state
Of the bowels of the individuals"