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Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1846-01-30

Hon. JoHs M. CLAYToS.-T'his distinguished
son of Delaware is taking an active part il
Congress. in order to secure our rights to Ore
gon and preserve peace.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1846-01-30

CABINET CHANeEs.-The rumors from Wash
ing mention changes that are to be made in tn
Cabinet. The Washington Journal says ihl
on dts ofthe day arc, that Mr.. Buchanan take
the Judgeship; Mr.. Mason the State Depart
men,, and a new Attorney General will b.
called from Pennsylvania.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1846-01-30

fElA- The United States Gazette, N. Y.
fibune, and Joseph L. Harper, Esq. of the
! iiladelphia Post Office, have our thanks for
n Bras IN relation to the foreign news.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1846-01-30

II preservation IS good as cure, this is as good "a
~ the operation Of stopping, when thoroughly PET
arincl is both preservation and cure. And yet must
be forgotten that his essential is nn only in those
Instances in which the operation well and properly done;
an perhaps II is mpoffectly and improperly performed
n,fe frequently than any other operation, the Teeth
Haris's Principle 4 Praetire Of Dent Surg.
LEAVING from no conside1abe practice in my profss-
sion proved tho truth Of this exirucf and believing that
pny teeth entirely lost owing 10 the operation 81 fill
nf not being properly performed am induced offer to
W public IN evidence Of the success which has attended
my mode Of pluggingo guarantee all my operations for
one yaar time sufficiently long 10 test fully their perma-
tncy For should the plugs be improperly inserted The
carries Of the teeth will still progress, and the filling come
long before that time and should they remain firm for
The year there is not tie least danger OF decay again
eff citing the snne cavity.
7ae subscriber also offers his services the public in
al he other branches Of his profession in all OF which he
guarantees the ampest satisfaction.
ANDREW REYNOLDS
january 30, 1si6.-3t
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1846-01-30

! y y \ s,-~--s unuai ss-4 e..
NJ .SirH 81 Bh1,-f.o Fnornnrs si,.,,
1--We Understand that NJ. james S. Gs1aasr hal
sold 10 Mr.. John Plat Tor $500, his elevate,
country seat, late the rvsidonco Of DR.. lsncs Til
ton 1t contains "a acres and Is da.hHEic pro
perry.
FARsSRs cLup or INV cAsrIr Carrfr.--
meeting Of this club tiok place at the beautiful
residence of Charles l. tiaPoni, ESQ. on lie Bran,
ldywinei on the 20 nisi esmposed Of d fpilow,
ing named genuensce, viz MINOR Jaiu, aoacs q
Gum Bush, Dr. ]. W Thomson 'tisr i5aph
Carr Francis Sawdpli Bryaa Jaak4ds, channcey
?. Holeomb, - iSies, an ChoKes Duponi
also Governor Stockton, Charrs fIaiim ESQ AMI
Col j. H. ioung az guests Tho day was rrdlfal
bly, spent in examining and discussing the qualitics
OF seeds, soils and animals, also Ire ss, faode o,
tillage, and not least OF ALL in doing iusice to a
vands, so temptingly presented sg ile host; such
clubs are growing up inevcry agricultural district
and arc DISCRIMINATING an invaluable amount Of
useful information. Major John Jones 1f Gun
Bush, and Doctor Thomson, late President Of tho
New Castle County Agricultural Society we're par.
ticularly interesting and instructive IN their details
The colored people OF this CRY have established
a singing school for sacred music, and engaged
Mr. John Fullaway OF this city Tor teacher
TaE LEVY counTs of the Several Counties ID
this state meet at their respective Court iiou
on Tuesday, he Ord OF Februery next
TIE oRrnAN's couRr AMI cccaror cnAsokn,
will meet at Nau Castle, on Monday the 9th OF Feb
ruaIy.
CORNER oE EIsHTH AND ysENcH SrREErs.--
THE large and beautiful brisk dwelling of oul
fellow townsman, Mr.. Ntn. Bush is nearly
finished.
REyoIuTioEARy SOLDIERS patriotic and
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1846-01-30

which performed In ELEVEN DAYS.
READ III READ TT!
Massrs. Rowland Walton-Genilcmen -Ir justice to
you, and act Of charity those afflicted as have
been eleerfuy furnish you this testimonial Of the
INDIAN NlsErABLE pASAcKAn More than two years since,
was attacked with rol obstinate aud fghiful seroiu-
Ia which baihed the skill Of the most eminent physicians in
our city. Among other remedies used sixteen bottles Of
swai1's paneeea twelve BOTTLES snds sarsaParil-
ni" eight bottles Sarsapariln and odinn,n and nrgc
worse
My mother seeing your advertisement of i'DR Cu1Lrsr
PANAcEA called upon you, and spoke confidently
OF Il that was induced 10 try it, although had but little
faith in It's efficacy, after having tried many other
dies without relief lily FACE FOREHEAD NOSE, EARS, AM
side Of my throat almost covered with highly In
isned ahp anial uLcEnsi when commenced using tue
ter astonishmen the swelling and soreness entirely
removed IN TWENTY -FOUR HorRs-und in days The ul
1.-THE ulcers all healed and my health pssfecty restored
Yours &c. Signed, JoHN W. APrIKros,
phila, Jan; 10, 1910, No Madison st.
City Of Philadelphia, IS.
MAYon's 0rrTcE.
Personally appeared before me, The subscriber,
H. u Mayer q Aald City, John W. Appleton, who hag
, sS' ~ y s 1ss l. 'l' '. Il 'as' r her. g
Z -sa4A i1fe y nsiae sud cused the eeiporuts seat
sisea, JoBa SWIFT Mayor.
The above cerilcac of our son is without the least
shade OF exaggcrain Ills case we had considered almost
hopeless aer 80 many ceebraied remedies had failed and
we attribute his A cure in the incredible short space Of
Jan 10Th, 1910. ANR NJ. ArrLR1os.
can cheerfny bear testimony the above very
ordinary and believe II be o the most wonder
full cures on record. I was present when Mr. Appleton
called Rowland Walton, In relation to his case
Ills face was then almost covered with ScROYuLous Cl
CHS, which highly infamed and very painfuand
must say that very much doubted that could ever
be effected II hardly probable that Mr.. Appleton would
have lived three months longer without relief.
Signed, WILLIAM STERLING, NJ. D.
January 10, 1915.
Culen's Panaeea sold Wholesale and Retail by Jos
T. Rowund, No. 376 Market street, phind and in Will
mington, by WIN. II. DINMORE, at the Apotlieenr5ls
Hall in Shipley street, above Fourth. Jan. 30-6m
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1846-01-30

ES3- The Blue Hen'a Chicken continues to
ircIease in subscribers, jobs and advertising.
New Subscribers this month s7il
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aN,- POST OFFICE PRINTING given
e Inc Blue Hens Chicken, because it has the
LARGEST CIRCULATION Of any paper in
J elaware. Advertisers and others remember
dis. We are continually increasing.
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PETER COUNT ISS,
AG EMF, COLLECTOR, sc.
Sirih street, beitceen King q French, sts.
ALso-Agcnt for the Democratic Review.


PROPOSALS ara nyilel, before the 29h February
ensiing, for the rent Of the Depot Hoise Stable and
ioi m The Rail Roa Chester, tor the arrdinoaiion
% passenfcs Nc No H9irurus Liquors allowed 10 be soil
s'asse ggan en-. " alter The tsi n Mach i4.c
Allrf-s - ~ lpfMiiLi.. wi ninrfof Del,
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1846-01-30

We have received an extra of the Baltimore
Saturday Visitor containg series of resolutions
Of the Maryland House of Representatives, re-
questing the Governor of the State to issue le-
gal proceedings against the editor, and stop the
printing of the nsPer, for publishing aaisles
calculated to excite discontentamOng the slaves.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1846-01-30

MrIfrANr ScaooI.---We arc grati6ed 10 learn
that Captain Alder Partridge the celebrated mill
tary Proessof intends establishing school in this
city, for instruction in all the branches sppertain-
ing to military science, similar to those in Hanis-
burg and Norwich, One Of the pupils Of the Cap
tain, viii, with the occasional superintendent
of the CapIain,) superintend thisimportant branch
oiknowledgA We learn that il is to be located al
The cofnuuf 9th and Market Streets in the build.
ings Of Rev Cory Chambers, who will raise his
buildings two stories higher in order to afford the
best accommodation, and make it branch Of bis
eelehrated institution incorporated with collegiate
powers and privileges. This will be an import
ant addition to our city. t11H
caArR MkKKRs--As the spring will soon be
I!eis, we advise those Of our young friends who
mtend to commence housekeeping the coming
sprng, TO procure their chairs and furniture in
Wilmington. Quite an extensive business is done
by our chair makers. Mr. Barber, No. Market
Street has large assortment always on hand
among which is chair expressly for Offices, Mr..
2 shn Gaunt, in King Street above Fourth, and
D's Roche, No. Market Street have. also excel
lent assoTtmeuts on hand.
1nrRovK,IEsr.--we are pleased to learn that
Abraham Boys Esq. late sheriff OF the county,
and now merchant of this city, has commenced
raising the buildings along Second Street, between
Market and Shirley Streets, and conveying them
INTO two stored, in addition 10 his grocery al the
conner of Market Street This will be slightly
land profitable Improvement Messrs, Pembroke
Niyen arc the builders
MARKEr SrKEEr IMrRovsMENr.-We under
lsisnd that David Smyth, Esqeintends erecting two
handsome hglck stores, the coming Spring, in place
d lheoid frames now dccupedby Messrs. Pine ant
Robinson in Market Street, bwteen and and art
streets.
DIyIprsDs.-The Wilmington and Great Val
ley Tunipike Company have declared q dividend O
SIXTY ee4tsn share payable january aei John I'll
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1846-01-30

The TARIFF.-It is the opinion of well IN.
formed persons in this country, that the Free
trade men of the South and elsewhere and the
Free traders of Englandiiave an understanding
to break down our Tariff. What sort of Amer.
icanism is thisl Is this any thing like the
patriotism of Washington, Adams, Jefferson
Madison and Monroe or is it the patriotism oil
traitors to their country. Win the honest op
eratives of the country suffer themselves to be
bought and sold thus Will theyl Petition al
once-lose no time-make the traitors tremhle
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1846-01-30

out Of tho examination. We offered Mr.. Man
to compare lists in the presence of any number
of persons-this he refused. We afterwards
received the Post Office printing under the law
upon proper q6fdapiis--this satisfied all honest
and honorable men Of all parties as to ouI
having the largest circulation. The latest charge
is that ga majority Of he subscribers Of The
Chicken are locefoeos." This we reiterate is
false, and we have no doutt. it was bsieued Il
be false by those who penned and dictated it.
We certainly have large number Of good dem
ocnts on our list, and better and more intelli-
gent list of subscribers altogether because they
are good and useful citizens) belongs to nc
other paper not only in this State, but in tht
Union. We have more Wigs than the Jour
nal, and we believe we have more than III,
Journal and Republican together-we have
more democrats than both these prints. If any
one doubts this, we are ready at any day ant
time, and at any suitable place in Wilmington
in the presence Of 3, 5, or loaof the friends o
each party to exhibit and compare lists Of sub
scri5ers, and publish the result to the worl(
under the signatures of said examining commit
tee. As to the low insiuuation of treason, WI
scorn it and hurl back upon the Journal, its con
trollers and perhaps owners, the black kearie'
4 charge. The Blue Hens Chickens, like til,
sires of the Revolution, have sharp and lon.
spur for the foes ofthe people, whether under TIL
lgarb of prefessed friends or open enemies. w
submit it to the people, the unbought industria
classes, who are not eternally looking for OF
flee. Whether many of their leaders and tn
cliques who control them have not like traitors
betrayed and deceived them for price, for sol
did self, in order to get in Office, live lazy an
keep their hands constantly in the people,
pockets.
i We leave the whole matter to the unpurehc'
able farmer, mechanic, manufacturer and worS
ing man, to judge between us, the Journal an
its masters, and hope not to be again forced 3
t chastise their insolence OF refute their FALSE
hoods.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1846-01-30

"Tho Blue Hons Chicken would fam max
the Wings believe il is favorable to them; bu9
this deception has long ago ended. There -
plainly ruling locofoco influence over thai
paper. Wing men and the Hhig party are de-
graded in its columns by false and foul charges,
while loco partisans against whom the Wings
have had to contend, are praised in the highest,
terms. But as locofoco paper these favoIs'
to the locofocoes are very proper. The fact is,
a majority of the subscribers to the Chicken
are locofocoes--they cherish and support it,
and of course have right to its favor: their
" claim to 1t is clear and indispu,able," and IL
is probable they will soon make the declara-I
ration, 81 the whole Of the Chicken OF nome" \
But there is one thing in the Chicken which
must meet the consideration Of all Wings ; il
is this; that after getting goodly number of
Wing subscribers, they have been marched in
to the camp of the locofoeoes, and there sur
rendered into the hand of the enenay---just like
Gen'l Hull did his patriot soldiers lastssyar,l
and like Arnold tried to do in the Revelation. "
We copy the above article from the Della
ware Journal of the 23d inst. and pronounce Il
to be tissue Of base falsehood and deception,
put forth by the Journal and its controllers, Of
flee holders, office seekers and cliques who
have heretofore ruled the people, but who now
fear they are to be cast off forever. These men
nearly every one of whom we could name, have
no feeling in common with the industrial elas-
SEES of the people except just before an election.
They would break up the Wing party by re-
pudating the Democntrc Wing doctrines Of
llSlO, when the rood Harrison was so triutu-l
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WANTED A BOY to learn the CuIrying Business.
W Apply 10 Ncwn Pyle Shpley Street, ID door above
Front street, Wilmington, Delaware. Jan. q a
INDIA RUBBER SHOES AT wHoLEsAIE.--A large
and splendid assortment OF Ladies' and Gcutrnens In
da Rubber Shoes lately received and Of superior quality
They will be sold Low for CASH.
II- Country Sinrekeepers will find il to their adpnn
iuge by calling in Poplar street. door above 'FRONT.'
East side, rrevinns purchasing elsewhere.
Wilmington jan % In Il. LOWE.
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I'VE fcaflessy challenge all Inen whether Medical men
w or inventors Of quaek NosiIlns, 10 produce the evil
dence II wonderful Sorofna as the following
which was performed in isLEvRS DAYS!
REAn I'M REAn IL
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y. q. WIZ p Pre-
!. 7. DrsF, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
FIRES IN BALTIMORE.

About half past tour o'clock yesterday morn.
ing. a fire was discovered in the grocery store
OF Mr.. Farrell. in Lexington street, between
Paca and Green streets, which destroyed the
entire stock. The store was kept in part of
the building occupied by Messrs. Van Brun,
& Adams, Wholesale bacon merchants. The
fire extended TO the establishment OF these
gentlemen, aud injured a considerable e portion
oi their stock. Their loss, including damage
done io the building. is estimated AT iion
$1,000 TO $1,000, which is entirely covered b,
insurance A quantity of bacon on its way
from Cincinnati was fortunately detained or
the canal, otherwise the loss would have been
heavy.
MIR. Farrlls loss is estimated at abou,
$500. Whether covered by insurance or not
W. did dot learn.
ASoTHER.-Abou, half past nine o'clock an
was again sounded. This was cause.
by a volume of smoke which was seen issuing
from the school room in the basement OF St
Vincent de Paul's Church's, in Front street.
IL seems that a large quantity OF palm which
had been used during the Easter ceremonie,
OF the Church, and which had become dry ant
c~ombustible, was accidentally set on fire from
a lighted candle and soon spread i'm a bright,
broad flame. The church bell Immediately
pcsled forth, and a large crowd were soon col
lectcd, who, with the assistance of the fire
men,. soon succeeded in extinguishing tn
flames with some damage TO the ceiling of III,
basement. The loss is fully covered by in
urance. In both OF the above instances IN
bremen labored in~dciatigably.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
LANGUAGES.

lie who goes TO learn. must know some
thing before he goes. This is true OF almost,
every thing, but it is specially applicable TO a
knowledge OF some other language than the
English, before one goes 10 the Continent.
German ot French Is absolutely requisite.
II latter is usually thought the most impor-
tant, but tire new route OF Travellers makes
German a. lcdst as valuable. A European
correspondent Of the Providence Journal saws:
81 cannot too strongly repeat tile advice,
let no one come to Europe without possessing
a good knowledge of tile French language.
The time he employs in acquiring il here is
absolutely lost, aud the confinement for a per.
son freshly arrived in a foreign land, who can
spend his time so much more agrecably. Is
very irksome.
Every hour has It's petty annoyances,
which cause us here to exclaim, in the spiri,
OF ShaksPesre's remark: '.S'blood, | would thu
the time ] had spent in gaming and iencinp
had been spent in learning the languages" {
by a good knowledge OF the French Ian.
guaSc, mean something more than reading il
with iacility.-For this purpose, the ear mus
be instructed rather than the eye; the lsneuag,
otherwise is like peas poured out of a boot
conveying a sound, but no meaning or sieuis
canoe. "-Phitd. u. s.. Gdz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07

THE TONGUE.-There are b,, Ten No..
eePts OF the law OF God, says Leighton and
two oil them 80 lar as concerns ,Ie mr., ,ya,J
organ and vent OF the sins there forb;ddeo s,s
bestowed on the tongue; one i'm the fir, tahls
and TIC other IN the second-as tbouvb h,
were ready 90 ny out both against God snd
man II not thus bndled. P~ythagotas used 20
say that a wound from the tongue i wo,ss
Than a wound from the sword. Tor The l.t,e,
elects ouiy Tie body, the former the spirit
the soul. pm
IL was a remark of AnachaSis. that the
tongue was the best part of man and his ,yor.,
that with good government none IA more use
iui, and without ~, none more mischievous
Bocflrave, ssys DR.. johnson. was neve,
soored by cslumny aud dctraction; nor ever
thodght " Necessary to confute them; "Eu .
said he, they sfs sparks, which, il YOU Jo No,
mow them, VIII 60 out OF themselves"
We cannot, says Cato, control the evil
tongres Of Others, but good life enables ms 10
despisc them.
Islander, says lacon, cannot make the sub.
Jects OF u either better OF worse. II may REQ.
resent US IN a lalse light. or place a Likeness "a
Us ~ . bad one. But we are the same NJ,
80 the slandereE the Islander that he utte,.
makes him worse, the slandered never.
NO one, says Jerome, loves To tell q tale a,
scandal except TO him who loves to hear M
Lram then TO rebUke and check the detrscIins
tongue by showing that you do not listen ID
u with pleasure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-07
MARRYING IN JEST.

The Legislature OF this State has refused 20
.annul the marriage OF Miss Lille, who, il
will DC rccollected, stood up and was married
during a sleishing irolic. IL is hard but just.
A ceremony OF such Importance Is not a fat
subject for mockery. As she married at haste.
she must repent at leisure.
The facts of the case are simply these. and
they should operate as a caution TO all IN iu-
ture not TO practice such jes,s on a very SEN
GUS subject, The parties were ON a ~sleighing
irolic with several friends, and IN going out
a marriage was proposed between the two
parties in a jocose manner when they arrived
at the public house, but the lady was caution.
ed. that il she siood up TO b. marriedi II would
hold good in law. - she replied. "why, oi
course" A Justice OF the Peace was called
in. and informed that his judicial services
~ required, but finding all the parties 30
fuIro of mirih and glee, he aamonished sobriet,
becoming The occasion, and they promised ,c
behave more decorously. The parties there
upon got up again on the floor, and MIR, Hal
said to Miss Lillie-"Are you willing to geI
married. she said. "ycs," They stood on the
floor, and Mr.. Diamond and Miss Robbins
stood up with them. The justice said TO the
whole company, "it marry YOU there II nc
undoing. | think" lie then asked Miss Lilli,
the following question: Miss Lille are yo,
willing to get married. Perfectly willing.
she answered. lie then said 10 Mr.. Hall
care YOU willing to join in matrimony?' Mr.
Hall hung his head and did not answer. Tb,
question being repeated, he replied, yes sir.
The justice then, after again asking Miss Lii
lie the question before propoundcd TO her and
receiving the same answer, pronounced them
man and wife. Mr.. Hall, the gentleman mar
red. asked for a certificate, and Miss Lille
said she thought she was entitled also TO one,
which were made out, the marriage regularly
published in the papers, and the justice re-
ceiving six dollars for his troble. The partic.
on arriving at home, separated, and the mex
morning Mr.. Hall called on Miss Lille, and
she desired him 10 get her out OF the scrapc,
as she was assured they could 10 ,live happil,
together. The Senate Committee on hearing
the facts, unanimously reported against the
bill; so the lady must be content TO stay mar.
ried.-N. Y. SIM.
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ron rnrriNrs

TOR Ihf TINES,
The RI. Rev. Drs. Purcell, Mills, fenwick.
Loras aud Hilandicrc, Roman Catholic Bish.
ops OF Cincinnati, Nashville. ST. Louis, Du.
euque and N%incenues, respectively arrived
tins morning III the splendid Steamer Clipper
No. 2, and took passage Immediately for Bal
timore, to attend a council of the r. c
Church, which commences in the CathcdraI
at Baltimore on the 10th inst; The Bishop.
were accompanied as usual by a number oil
Priests, among whom, we were pleased TO see
The Rev. DIR. Collins OF Cincinnati, and the
Very Rev. Fs,her Tiinon of the Society of Je-
sus. The fame Of the latter as a Jealous mis-
sionary OF the Church is almost co-extensive
with Christianity itself.
This will make, we think. the fourth coun-
cil OF the Catholic Church held for tho Prov
ince OF the United States.
Several other bishops arrived yesterday and
passed on IN the same manner, M.