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a neD Nickname for the Epa One.-The
Boston Post states tina, on Sunday last in his
sermon, the Rev. Mr.. Stowe, in speaking of
Satan, styled him ",hs Rough and Ready Of
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C The Tannrry of Francis Bucher having
beer destroyed by FIRE, his friends and customers
will now find him doing business at Judge Wei.
sers old stand
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THE AMERICAN.
Saf"ydav, .sp-ti 10, isi7.

=. n. P.7L.nER, Esq, at hts Real Es.
tate and fO0i OMcs. corner OF Sd and Chesmuf
STREETS, Phfindsi,'ht1. at hfs Ofnc Nh 100
.NtIsso" s. rect. .NsT Itrk, s. Il. Corner Bak
HsnorF and Cdireri ats RaifjmorS, and No 10
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E. w CARR. corner of Third and Dock
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Erchonge, Philadelphia, is also authorised 10
act as our Agent
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OcCrPATioS I
Near Beuna Vista, Feb 22, lSI7.
SIR R:-In reply to your note OF this date, sum.
monng me TO surrender my forces at discretion
beg leave TO say that decline acceding to your
request.
With high respect am, sir, your obedient
servant, Il. TAYLOR,
Maj Gen. u S. Army, commanding.
Senor Gen. d. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna.
Commander in. Chief, La Encantada
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leges is, they do not confer useful and
practical education. The writer of this
article has had Graduate of Georgetown
College D. c. come to him after his grad
uation, to learn common arithmetic and
Algebra gentlemen of fine mind
and belonging to one of the first families
in Maryland. He observed that while
in college nearly all his time had been
devoted to the study of Latin and Greek
instead of, as it ought to have been to the
study of Arithmetic, Mensuration, Navi-
CATION, Algebra, Surveying, Engineering
Geometry and other useful branches of
the Mathematics. 1t is all well enough
to obtain good knowledge of the Latin
language; that being a key to the southern
languages of Europe particularly French
and Spanish, which are nothing more
than corruptions of the Latin, which they
both so much resemble. But in most or
all of our Colleges too much time is de-
voted to Greek and to other non-utilita-
rian studies. A good competent and &C
complished teacher in this country is ex-
pected to be breathing, walking En-
cyclopedia. He is expected to teach, if
required, and to be familiar with the
whole circle of the sciences. He is re-
quired to be temperate and irreproacha-
Bile in his morals and character and to be
the exemplar of every virtue.
But is the compensation which he
receives any thing like an equivalent for
these high literary attainments? With
some few exceptions it is nothing more
than a miserable pittance, scarcely e.
nough to keep his family from starvation
and himself from incarceration.
CAMILLUS.
Port Deposit, Angst 4th 1S47.
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TIN WARE,
S L @ Y E s,
GROCERIES,.

NNHE subscriber respectfully informs the Pub
4 lie that he has sold his shop in the upper
part of the town, and has confined his business
entirely to his store and shop in the large Brick
Store House at the corner of Bridge and Main
Streets, near the Episcopal Church, where he is
how manufacturing, extensively, all kinds of
Tin Ware, which he will sell Wholesale and
Retail as cheap as it can be had in the cities.
lie has also on hand quantity Of Coal and
Wood Stoves ofimproved patterns, which he Of
fcrs at reduced prices In addition to his re-
sent stock he will soon receive e nGpesupply- U
the very best kinds.
lie also keeps good assortment of Groceries
Hardware, Flour &c, all ofwhich he respectfully
offers to the Public.
Thankful for past patronage he remains the
Pubic's Servant
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
Ekton, Aug. 90 '46--tf
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WOaIe & NedCaIl,
No. 81 Smiths wharf Baltimore

No. 81 Smiths wharf Baltimore.
Have on hand and for sale
rs bids. prime Porto Rico sugar,
$50 bbls North Carolina No. trimmed Shad
Al bbls Old Rye Whiskey,
IS bills. Of LIST and 4th proof domestic Brandy
81 hhds Cuba Moiasses,
% casks London brown Stout, in pint bottles
40 bbls. of New England Rum,
SO baskets Champagne,
6s cases family Cider, containing doz each
10 or. cask s, ':Otar9, Dupuy & Co.'S" Brandy,
entitled to debenturo
so tons Missouri pig lead,
100 bbls powdered Charcoal,
100 " Bituminous coal,
100 " Soap stone,
90 quarter casks Madeira Wine,
leo halfchests Young Hyson, Powchong, and
Imperial Teas,
100 Boxes of Cheese,
Puncheons of Bay Water,
100000 Segars of various brands and qualities
which they offer at wholesale.
July 81 AT
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Clothing . Clolhing!!
254 Market Street, Philadclphia

Zo4 N7dFHel S7ffct, PN7ddc7nEln
TENIIE Subscriber, Of the late firm of Buck s..
H. Moore, takes this method of informing his
friends and the public in general, that he has
bought out the interest of S. l.. Buck, at the es-
tabllshed CLorHING STAND, No 254 Market
Street Philadelphia, and is now prepared to fur
nish all kinds of Ready-made CLOTHING, at
prices which cannot but secure to him the pat
ronage of all who wish to purchase cheap Cloth,
ing, have splendid French c 10th Dress and
Frock Coats, from $3.50 to IS, do. Pants from
rs cents to Sc; Vests, from CO l-2 cents to 81
suit of Summer Clothing for s2.25. Also, al
kinds of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods at OK.
trerncly low prices
Wholesale dealers in Clothing would do wei
TO call at the store Of
JOSEPH ]. MOORE.
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(Continued.)
SCENE VIII.
THE PAGE, alone.

lie FACE, dt0ne.
Pal shall see her! She will come here!
And wherefore that!-What matters it to me!
it sutiices that she comes and that embrace
her One, two, three. (He counts up to
twelre} Twelve louis for watch! All. but
| am pleased. it seems to me already TO
have it in my hands, to hear it go, to go il
myself But when the Prince said that he
would know well wha, he would do, if he
were in my place, what did he mean by
that What would he do then! Oh! he who
has watches in all his chambers, knows not
what one suffers in not having any, But he
said TO me also, that good son should com
fort his mother. Without doubt he thought
then of mine. Twelve louis' (He looks at
them.) tits in truth much money! much
money! If my mother had them, they
should be TO her great assistance. (He
presses the money schh his tpo hands TO his
heart) All! a watch! watch! Letting his
two hands JaH) But also a mother! moth
er SO tender! yesterday again, she was SO
de ec;edl she had look SO pale, So sick!
| think that by giving her this money, she
should be suddenly relieved. Shall make
this sacrifice for herf.." I'm decided aannir.)
Yes, without doubt, yes! but let her come
promptly, because might well be capable
of regreuing it. The watch holds me too
much at heart. (He puts his finger upon his
mouth.) Peace! Let US listeu one comes.
ScENEIx.
Madam DETMoND, DoRNoNvILLE, THE PAGE.
PAGE, running before his mother) All!
mother.
Mad DErMoND looks on all sides in trou.
bled manner, pithout paying attention to the
chud-I know not my brother; but am
disturbed. What then wills the prince with
mel
DoRNoNyrLLE.-Hold, look at that child
Well! He wishes to yield him up to you.
{ She regards her son with terror, acho ceases not
earessing her IN satisfied maaaer.) But also,
there was folly in bringing him here. In
what can the prince employ himt The other
pages become large, form themselves, and
enter into service: but him.. (,rih u gesture
Of disgust he is too pitiful, he will never be
good Tor anything.
Mad; Def, apith sorrop-My broher!..-
DoR.-In word, when thou shalt see the
Prince, be well aware of speaking of this
child. 1t will be useless. Solicit rather his
favour for the ensign. He forms himself al
least he; he is mani
Mad: DET.-What sayest thou2 for the
ensignl
DoR.--Yes He has sent to seek him.
Mad: DEr.-You frighten me. Should he
have learned!..,.
Dor, IN cold manner.-That might be:
it is even probable. Leaning upon his cane,
and shaking his head.) What thinkest thou
should come Of it, if he should know thai
the fool wished to desert, as he had taken
some money, but tina. have arranged mat
ters.... With passion.) All! well! you shall
see that shall be the victim of my good
heart, and that the people shall see me my
selfunder arrest. Icould wish never 10 DO
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For The Cecil Wing.

For lhe Ceclt WAg.
The Departed.
The moon is smiling in the east
The stars are in the sky:
And through the fading linden boughs
The sad night-breezes sigh.
Still night is here, and one by one
The village lights depart,
Strange shapes are stealing through my brail
sadness DER my heart.
Now gladly 10 its rest once moro
Sinks many weary head;
The maia to dream ofsghted pride,
The widow, of the dead.
The owl sails from its lonely nook
And means along the grot;
The bat across my silent room
Fits like an evil tho ught.
The lamp upon the pallid wall
Sheds dim steady light;
The night rules DER the weary earth;
And silence DER the night
This is the calm and holy hour
When thcy that event BEFORE"
Return with their dear eyes to bless
Our weary hearts once more.
And there is one ofsnowy locks
And calm and angel eye;
! heard the bell toll sad and slow,
saw the hearse move by.
And one, frail and f.ir-haired girl
Her laugh as music free;
The rose Is faded by her grave
Has come to smil, on me.
And onc--a dear and youthful fri end
Passed from our little band,
To die amid the battles roar
Down by the Southern strand.
But strange wild Gincies, strange and Aad
Come stealing DER my brain,
And these, the dear, remembered dead
Are with me once again.
There is the same fond, welcome smile
And light upon each brow;
And with the same calm, earnest eyes
They gaze upon me now.
And am calm as those deaI looks
And in those earnest ewes;
And in the smile Of those dear lips
The light Of heaven lies,
Still night is here and one by one
The village lights depart:
Strange shapes are stea ling through my brain
A sadness DER my heart.
Sweet is the hour that sheds balm
Around the weary head
The calm and holy hour that links
The living with the dead.
MARY.
Ncuark, Del.
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For The Cecil Wing
The Lily.
Beauty rests upon the rose bud,
With its hue Off richest red,
But more lovely is the Lily
Bowling down its gentle head.
Flowers of various form and color
Make the spreading landscape bright
But more charming is the Lilly
With its spotless robe of white.
Purity and truth it emblems,
Innocence doth on it rest,
AS the dewdrop on its petals
Like gem on kingy crest.
MALLERY.
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Millinery Goods.
.F1ls1s0s'5GS2a Wears.

AHEAD OF ALL CoMrETIrIoN-Just received
and for sale at the new and cheap store Cherry
Hill, fresh lot of Groceries, CONSISTING in part
OF New Orleans, Porto Rico and sugar house
molasses. Brown and loaf sugars from Id to
IA cts Bacon; SALT dried apples and peaches,
&c all of which will be sold low by
SHIPPERS & CRAWFORD.
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For The Cecil Wig.
Translated from the French
BY z. RUDULPH.
T H E PAGE .
PERSONAGES.

The Prince of""* Capt. Dornonvile,
Madam Detmond. brother to Madam
Detmond the eldest Detmond.
son, an ensign. The Director off roy
Detmond the younger, al school,
page. servant.
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j NJ ES j. DAVID,
Dental Surgeon.

Would most respectfully inform his friends
and the citizens ofCecil county in general Of his
intention Of locating in the town of Elkton for
practice of his profession. Mr. ID. has many testi-
monaS of skill from some Of the most eminent
physicians in Baltimore which he will be happy
TO exhibit to any who may require it to satisfy
themselves of his abilities before submitting TO
his operations. Charges moderate, and all ope-
ratlons warranted to give satisfaction. All per-
sons who may wish it, can b, waited on at their
place Of residence, either in the town, surround
lag country, or ncighboring villages.
Feb. 20 '47--ly
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THE CECIL WING,
Established every Saturday,
In the Log Cabin,
by II. G. RICKETTS,.

TefmS.-Two dollars year, in ADVANCE
Two dollars and Fifty cents at the end ofthe year
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 81 per square
three insert ions-25 cts square each subsequent
insertion. BY the month or year atvery reason
able rates.
VoLNEy b. PALMER, ESQ.,, is our only agent in
the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York Advertisements left at his Country
Newspaper Agency" in either of those cities will
receive prompt attention.
John c. Waters Esq, is our agent in Port
Deposit
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CHEAP WATCHES.

Also, On hand, a large assortment Of Gold and
Hair Bracelets, finger rings breast pins, hoop ear
rings, gold pens, silver spoons, sugar tongs, thin
bles, gold nee k, curb and fob chains, guard keys
and jewellery of every description, at equally
low prices. All | want is q call to convince Gus
toners.
All kinds of Watches and Clocks repaired and
warranted to keep good time for one year; old
gold and silver bought or taken in exchange.
For sale, eight day and thirty hour brass clocks
at LEWIS LADOMUS,
Watch Clock and Jewellery Store, No AIS l-a
Market street, above Eleventh, north side, Phil
adelphia.
Isl have some Gold and Silver Levers still.
cheaper than the above prices.
March
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WELLS & CLARIDGE.
Tin Plate, Copper, and
Sheet Iron .NunutactorY.

w paGIic generally, that we have v co mn
cd manufacturing Tin Ware, and all other art-
sizes in our line Of business, and will warrant all
articles made by US to be Of the best materials and
workmanship; and we fatter selves that from
long experience in business and determination
to do our work well, that we shall be'able to give
entire satisfaction to all those who may favor us
with call. lfc are also prepared to do
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ROOFING AVID sPoUTIMG

at the shortest notice and in the best and most
approved manner, and we are willing to contract
with those wanting Jobs of this kind done to
make our work perfect or ask no pay.
Persons wanting articles in our line would do
well to call and examine our assortment of ware
before purchasing elsewhere, we are confident
we can offer them as good articles, and AT as low
prices can be procured from any other quarter.
We are located in the Hollow, directly oppo-
site the Farmers \ Mechanics Hotel, in the
store house lately occupied by Jos. G. Cloud
with his plough establishment, where we hope
to receive share ofpubIlc patronage.
Apr 3, 41-4m
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A Gard to the Public.

MI RS. ARAMINTA FOARD, respectfully
I'VE invites the attention of the Public in gen
eral TO her large and handsome assortment Of
Millinery Goods,
new new style of BONN EFS, Pamela, China Pearl
Verona Pearl, Italian Coburg, mixed do Neapo-
Titan lace, fine undressed Straw, Ratlands and
Florence Braids: Ribbons and caps of III prices,
also handsome assortment 0c Flowers both
French and American. She hopes her stock
ofgoods will suit the taste of those who may IA
vor her with their patronage
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embarrassed with the care filthy children.
But likewise | will not NEEDLE any more
with them. He goes out grouhng at her,
and returning again) No! | will never med.
die with them in my life. He goes oa.)
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Ohio Statesman


| Democrats ot Ohi mDst important
campsig" is approacning-""e h"t iess !"
lit consequences upon The ininfe, than
any thai has preceded il; aud 10 reply 10
| a nunI pt letters, in reference 10 a
campaign paper, we offer the Ohio States
man, Weekly on the terms stated below
uniIi the first OF next November. his
will give regular paper, alter the cleo
| ltn. up 10 the h,st ot November.
n ,eI Was ,here time III our history
wnen new spaper vas ot greater interest
or more important TO be 10 the haDds vi
all. Ana we shall not only devote our
alnhUs To Tie 'rdInary poliiics ni The
stat. and ui the uailou, but the exciting
-ce nes ui the var, and the extraordinary
course "t itnse leagued with the euemt
II De de'"iied AT fail length. The scenes
passing beiure rs ever. here d Europe
"nu Aneiica-- are 81 're 'ighee moment
"a ,eputlican pc PIE; hey all hshs hP''h
4 progress ui tee sentiment, iee ua,e.
al" eqHa oIrgnis. ID mocrats on u
rests tht nubi. ",Tk # carrying them
ar tign T.. suGtee.iui stanoHtn. I
nl,l, -, rrpoIeni> Al. c"hinu"iiy pro.
Gssihg -. republicans. they never fan
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"a n..e n"i "ni, oni) /" pefioim IN NE
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are thau IN ,ht Ge!n Ui tue suidier. IN
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our acti"u here. Are we ready, ,nem, I"
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proach.
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TO all who may desire IT. irom the tenth Of
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WE'VE" 10 one Post OiGce 90
.wehil w
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!. 1. ST. JOHNS ANr1-pILlous PILLS.

| A KNOWLEDGE OF the value of these
IA pills is alone necessary to bring them
Iutu general use as a family medicine.
Thousands lave alread, used them, who
give them uecid led preference TO all other
kinds. The proprietor is so confident OF
their viltues that he has instructed his
Agents that in case any person after Civ
ing them a trial, does not prefer them 10
Gregory's, Lees, Peters, and all other
Antl Bilious Pills, if the trouble VIII be
taken to return ihe balance OF the box,
refund the whole money. they are NOT
like many of the quack medicines Of The
day, held up as an iDialibIe cure for all
diseases, hnt il timely administered VIII
be fund very eflcacious iD Bilious ana
remittent fevers, fever and agne, costlVe-
ness. cholic, worms, pain OF the oowe's'
daiulence, IndIgeston, heartburn, pain oi
the head back or breas'. &c.
We the nndersigueu citizens OF Seneca
county Ohio. have made use OF 81. Johh
PiIis. either ourselves or III our families
aud consider hem the best Pills 10 nse for
tue hllious disease ut lis Western country
Nm. lang Prosecuting Attorney: U.
p. ,;ounrod Sher,f, W IL. Ke,sles, Cum.
K-co,der. JOAN R"se"brrger. !ss"c
llund, George Stontr. aud lssac 'se'
man. Justice OF h Pace; lsraI Z. iialnes
Joseph N"lmer, Seldom Graves, john
,hlnefeh, John Nicilal. Peer Beaver
\iexanuer lngram. James Dorman, will
Ham Iaugher. Michael Medm"nd. James
g. Peace. y. L. Appleton. Jon" Pride, |.
W. Luomls j W. Patterson. ihoma'
I.u,ed. lsaac De WIZ. John Svander,
AhraAem ~nl,h, Benjanin Tomb, George
Eh,s'hp, & ! P,erson'
AGENTS
Joh" W Sense"ey. Upper Sa"dnsky; S,
N Worh, LHthp Sandnsky; Frederic"
Hioom .Neuico; u - .Nunson. Wyandot,
S. kenau, Tymo htee; John Park g. Co.
airy; Long &. ktnnedy, .MeTSaitles.
FEBRUARY l9, lS47.-2u-6m.
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FOR THE
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sons require one pill or even more. Chill
dren of year and over, of pill--of 7
years and over, pill.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT TRASH!
6r No "lIbbard's Pills" are genuine,
unless the full name REV. b. IIIBBARD,
appears on the label of each box. The
genuine pills are for sale by
ZIMMERMAN.
March 5th, IS47.-22-6m.