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The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12
February l2lh 1919

llAisEY's PATEcT GoID AND SILVER MAG
NETIc PnLs.--'rhis valuable discovery consists
of two dstlect medicinal rrenaratlons, viz: tho
Gold or Positive, and tho Silver or Mega tive
Pills. One or more Of each class being taken
together, dissolve in the stomach; their proper
ties becoming thus infused together generate Il
Magnetic action, whose influence passes to
every part OF the system, puri:ios the blood, and
arrests tho course of disease.
TO many this singular effect would appear al
most incredible, were it not we'd established, =,
from the fact, that the Gold and Silver Pills
taken together, are nearly five times more beH-
cIiclal than the same nnmber of eth er class
were they TO be taken separately.
In some instances, sensations of n singular nn-
turc, passing to every extremity of the system
nre experienced by the patient after having taken
the Pills. This, however, is never injurious
in the slightest degree, or disarreeablc to the
patient. it being nothing more than the slight
electrical influence IN the nervous system and
blood. Notwithstanding, vt is without doubt
tlis iuhIencc lhowcvcr sna Il it may appear to
he,) which gives the Gold and Silver Pills pow
or OF c1ring d,senac never before posscssen BY
any other medicine.
Th"ir virtues VIII he found nnpa-all,iod in
tic cure ofalI Billions Disorders Dyspnpia. In
digestion, i!rajachr, Giddiness. Foul Camplcx-
ion, .lauudic~, Fnyor4 Colds, Intlueuzn, hf5r-
ions OF tac liver. i.7nptjonS Oft Skin, FcV"r
and Apre Drnpsy. Worms and all Diseases orr
ciratIns from Il foul state Of the Stomach and
sop"rlh"u'Ioi c ofHHr.
'isrcmarEnh'' ,Hp'Nmo is pvt mp il boxes
r"n'rio;ng - pulls each, or eight of the Gold
an sixteen Of the Silver, IN nvc'y box.
The Cod and Silyor Pills neither cause grip
ing or Inconvenience, nor lave they any taste of
mr'ictne whatever, but are easier and more
pleasant to tke than Sugar-coated Pills, while
IN point cf medicinal xirlue, thcv admit of no
comparison with that article or any other medi-
clne.
circular giving a fnll explanation Of the
two-told action Of the Gold and Silver Pills, can
hr bad Of the ngcnt gratis.--Price only % cents
per box, containing 10th kinds, and for sale at
The General Depot, No. Coultlandt-st. New
York.
hGEtTS.-Dr. J. Wallace II II. Mitchell
Eklon; Il. l.. Thomas, North East; Black x
Erothcr, ChHrcstowr; Andrew Kidd, Port De-
post; J. $. Evcrist, Rowiandsyillr; II. ). Sites
Princpo
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Constable's Sal G.

By virtue oftwo writs of FenGi Exponas,
lssued bv William Pearce Esq, one OF the
justices Of the Peace of the State of Mary
land n und or Cecil County, a, the suits OF
John Comfy and John Moody, against the
goods and chaulcs. lands and tenements Of
Samuel Stee.e and Joseph Steele, and to me
directed ha.t seized an taken in eXecu-
lion all the right, tile. interest and claim; Of
the said Samuel Steel and Joseph Steel. in
and to the two fiflhs part Of a certain undi-
vided tract or parcel Of land, contain As
acres. with house and barn thereon, ly-
ing near the Blue Ball. Cecil county Mary
land, and adjoining lands Of Israel Griffith
John Moody and others; and hereby give
notice that on Saturday the 4th day of
March, next, at 2'o'clock, p. M will on
the premises, offer the said property tor sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, TO satisfy the
writs aforesaid
JOSHUA & CONNER Const
February l2lh 1913
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EaE. Wayss's GyrgREs.

tnLApEDPIIA' August -, 1916.
On my way East from home, Paducal' Ken
lucky, in February last, was attacked with a
violent cold in crossing the mountains. 1t was
so severe that was obliged to lay by in New
York several days after completing my business
A little recruited | returned to Philadelphia;
when Nlessrs. Robinson. Collins s Co, recon-
mcndcd to me- DR.. DAVIS'S SYRUP OF
! WILD CHERRY AND TAR. Having hnsii-
ncsS TO attend to, aud with the Inconvenience
attending baencc from hcme, could not take
it regularly, c. pay She proper attention TO tho
regimen directed found great benefit, how
ever, from taking part OF bottle, was partially
relieved, and enabled to start on my Journey
! home Recrossing the mountains, | was expo
snd TO a severe storm, which renewed the attack
with greatly increased violence, followed by u
harassng cough, great eXpectoration of inucns,
ard heavy might Sweats, these continued 50 Sc
we're on my passage down the river. that every
time | awoke | was literally soaked with mOs-
ture, which dripped from my body in quantity
as great as if had ust come from bath Ar
rived at home my friends and family were alarm
ed at my situation, and thought that was in a
rapid OF galioping consumption, and could not
live many weeks longer AT this time the cough
was severe. attached with much cxpectoration
pain in the breast, and great emaciation, not
night sweats still continuing. A short time ai-
Ter my return rejecting on the partial bcueft
had received from Hr, Daviss Syrup, which
had not attracted my particular attention at tho
time took it; not then thinking my situation
dangerous, resumed taking it (some oft nav
ing been sent out to me on salel. | found inn
mediate relief, and my improvement was Sc rap
id that by the time had taken two bottles full
was perfectly restored to health, and have so
continued. IT is needless 30 say that ascribc
r.y recovery entirely to this valuable medicine,
without which | believe in common with my
family generally, WHO witnessed my si,uaton
that should now have been in my grave
s, s. GiEENS.
Rtaecccs in Pila1epi piia,-Addrcss, Van nn-
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The co.partnership heretofore existing
under the name of Wells & CIardge, in the
tin manufacturing business, &C., in Eikton,
is this day (January 2Ojh lSls,) dissolved
by mutual consent All the business Of the
firm will be settled by John II Caridge who
is fully authorized to do so. Persons owing
the firm will pay to him. and those who
have claims against il will cali on him for
settlement. JOHN II. CnARIUGE,
DAVID WELLS
Eikton January 20th l848-Jan. 22-3w
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Durham Calves,

The subscriber has several fine Durham hrll
calves for sale, which he will sell cheap to any
person wishing to improve their stock.
THOMAS RICKETTS,,
Elk Mills, Jan. 22--st
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{ By the Orphans Court,
J December Term ISl1


Upon application of John Reynolds, Admin
istrator of George Bell, Deceased. stating that
some uncertainty exists as 10 the legal rcprcsen-
tatives of the said dece .sed, Upon which ii il
ordered that the said Administrator advertise in
the Cecil Wing and Cecil Democrat, once a
week until the End Tuesday Of june 1913 for
the legal representatives Of the slid George
Bell, decd, 10 appear before the Orphans Court
of Cecil county on the s1id 2nd Tuesday OF
June 1913, and prove their claims to the residue
ut said estate. Test
GEO. r. HOW ARD, Reg.
a true copy from he Records Of the Orphans
CoUrt OF Cetil county. Test.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
In conformity with The above order hereby
notify those rultlcJ to the balance Of the estate
of George Bell, deed, upon account filed and
passed December Term 1871, 70 appear bclorc
the Orphans Court of Cecil county, at EIkton
on the second Tuesday Of june lSl5, to prove
their claims 70 the residue orsaid cs' ,te at which
time and place Il final distribution OF The same
will be made.
JOHN REX NOLD5, Admir- OF
George Bell, decd.
Dec. ISth ls47-tm
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yEIyEs-rN.

The subscriber will sell, al his resi-
dence two miles east of Elkton, on
Thursday, February 18th
inst, the following property, viz: Hor-
scS, cows, hogs: carriages: farming inple-
ments and tools of all descriptions, ne
cessary for carrying on a farm of il0
acres a quantity of Household and kitch-
On furniture, and many other articles not
enumerated.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock
Terms made known at sale.
SAMUEL w. STAPLES.
Feb 9th, 1913
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Sign OF the Bis Book,

.bARsoN, Wfsox, sign Of the 81, look
u conner Of Front and Market St.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
are prepared to i'll all orders for blank Account
Books or hinl all Kinds Of printed books in any
desirable style, at as low rates and as neatly as
can be done in the Union.
They have procured the agency Cor all tho
Magazines and Periodicals. OF the day, VIZ:
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: sG;,1BCsssiCo w rE5?FesE.

Wanted a boy OF from II 10 Il years as an
apprentice TO the carPenterlng business.
Apply to. JACOB CASllO.
Elkton Jan. 18th !48-4t
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Ta:I and Winter Fashions.
FOR SALE.


The subscriber diving near the Union
Meeting House. offers at Private Sale,
his entire Fishing Property, consisting
of one seine four hundred fathom, seven
coil rope, one twelve oar batteau and
oars, two anchors and cables, fifty hogs
heads, one hundred fish barrels, six cap
STAINS, two cast iron,) cooking utensils,
blankets, seine and rope barrows, scoop
nets &c. Any person or persons desi-
rous of purchasing, would find 1t to their
interest to call and see the subscriber. If
the property is not sold before Spring,
it would be let on the shares for one
year, as it is not convenient for
me to occupy the same the ensuing
season.
JESSE II. SHIPPERS.
January 29th lS48
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A Gard 20 maia Readers,

IA baIG 10 Iiai3 1t2dlorG,
To those who intend visiting ihiadelphil TO
make purchases, it Is important To kuow where
it can be done to the best advantage. s5uch us
are about to buy
HATS.
For their own heads, or by the CASE, to sell
again, are respectfully informed that there Is an
Est tbshmcn, at
No. Sl'RAWBERR STREET,
ON THE SECOND FLOOR,
Conducted by +. DAMAI, on the Cash System
entirely, where HATS Of the best mater ials, and
OF the latest fashion, can positively be obtained at
from one to two dollars less than at the snowy
and extravagant Stores in the fashionable streets
Of the city, whore rents are from one to three
thousand dollars per annum!
At this Establishment, on account of locating
himself in byslroet, and up stairs, the propri-
etor procurcs his Store at the low rent Of one
hundred dollars. The vast difference III the
profits which there mus. be between the two
descriptions of Stores, every one cin answer.
4 visit is earnestly solicited, as it is certain no
&c will ever regret doing so.
Strawberry Street is the first above Sc
cond, running from Market to Chcsnut Street.
Phif'detphia Feb. 5h lSls-6m.
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NlTICE,

BY a revised act OF Incorporation Of
the farmers Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny, the annual meeting ofsaid Company
has been changed from the second Sltur-
day in April to the second Monday in
January IN each year, al which time one
years interest on all deposit notes will
be due. For the convenience Of MEM
berS, the Treasurcr's receipts have been
left with VIM. Iorbert in Eilton.
ROBERT McCABE, Sec.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12
Splendid Aotteries for February

HS2S.
G. Lewlsson s. Co, Licensed Venders
14S Pratt ST., Baltimore, Nd.
directly opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Depot, and between the United States
and American Hotels
LOOK AT THE GRAND PRIZES SOLD
AND CASHED.
within the last few weeks at this Lucky Office.
Nos. . 26 80 prize of SIS 900 sent to Ohio.
Nos. 10 81 II prize Of $4,000 sold to Citl2on
Nos. 81 G. - a % of $1,000 sent to Hagerstown
Nos. II Is a " Of $500 sent to Chester co.
Nos. s IS 16 Il g. of S. 900 sent to Kent
Besides various Others of $500, $500 &c in all
1s good prizes most all sent by letter to CORES.
pondenls.
We advise all who want good Prizes TO send
on the orders INN ;dlately to our Lucky Office
where they can rely on their orders being fitted
with punctuaty and integrity and the managers
Official Drawing sent by return of mail
Wednesday February 9th viii be drawn Mary
land, Lottery for the benefit ofSusquehanna Ca
nal
prizc Of $4,000 prz, of 20 900
prize Of 900 l prize Of $1,000
prize Of s 6,oOO 100 prizes Of 81 900.
Whole tickets $40, halves S5, Quarters $3.50,
certificates of &c whole tickets $3.50, 25 halves
SG5. quarters $31 80, oghts $l6,25.
Wednesday February 23rd Susqgehanna Canal
Class, l3.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize Of $50 900 is $4,000,
10 prize OF sij 900 is $l50.000,
II prize of 81 900 is $4,000,
l. prize Of $500 is $4,000,
Tickets 50, halves $50, quarters S3,75,
IS whole t"l,ats or certificate for 500, IS halves
sos. -C;qra,tcrs $50, 2G eghths SIS.
In addition 10 the above Magnificent Schoncs
and t.,.l- h.,- ~ 81.
snpJi Wv lotteries Capitals $1,000, 50 900.
Whole U"5c.s >, halves SO cts, qnarters % cts
Certificate o.. wuo!cs Sl5, halves $50, quarters
S3,75.
Every Thursday an Extra, Capitals Ss, 900
$1,000, tickets -, halves 81, quarters 50 cts.
Certificate Of wholes S,S, halves Sll quarters 81.
Ell We earnestly solicit orders IN any OF the
above Lotteries and beg to assure our friends in
Ceri county, that they may rely on The strictest
confidence in all their transactions with US.
SL=9 We pay all postage on orders to and fro.
&. LCWIsson 4 Co.
lis Pratt St, Baltimore, Md,
PLEASE TAKE NOTlCE.-We have been
Frequently annoyed by a soap vcnder in PhiIa-
dclphia, named l'uucl, who mcanly copies our
advertisements and applies the same to his own
use. Now, what principle can man possess
who will condcSccud To maze use Of such mean
arJiiicaS 50 insure i'' success aud make his arti
clrs sell. \ man composition or his stereotype
matter, s as much his property as his stock in
business, or goods wares and chatteIs; if, then,
another man mcanly adopts such composition or
property for his own use, what better is he then
rorue who will make Illegal use Of your goods:
In little handful of oulS which we wrap
around our Chinese .iedicatcd SOop we nave at
the head Of the bill small paragraph which
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d A IRV r A 2 III

it has been successfully occupied for ma
ny years, and is particularly adapted, to
that purpose, the soil being congenial to
grasses, ia large portion has been recent
ly set in timothy and clover and having
water in each field, and being equally
distance from Phla. * Bait. Markets
and but two miles from Rail Road and
water communication 10 each place.
There is no Pl9cc lRhe Nate more Nedhp.
To tenant who will continue the
improvement of this place, the rent will
be made low, as it is more the wish OF
the subscriber to continue to improve the
property, than receive large emolu-
mcnt.
The stock which is a general one, to-
gether with the Household and kitchen
furniture, will be sold on the 10Th Of
March at Public Auction, after which
time, possession will be given OF the
place. ". c. GLENN.
Apply to Jas. M. Sewall, EIkton, Or
to the subscriber, Baltimore. w. G. &.
Jan 3. ;4S-tf
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EN0CII CROUCH.

:
E-g AS REMOVED HIS STORE TO THE
b 4 tousc lately occupied 10y Alr. Graham as
Il Iin Shop, in the
s.ELKroN BAzAAR,"
close beside Dr Walucc's Dag Store, and op-
po,itr .|.". t''s, where he will keep IL
large aad cl"gaa, s..'' "f
ladies Shoes,
of the uer,sa. + >t rnl It astonishingv cheap
prices; also, CNILpnE,NiS' SHOES Of every
variety,
He will likewise continue to keep on hand a
general assortment Of
Hats and Caps,
Of every quality, made by experienced workmen
and Of the best materials, and which he will sell
at groatlY reduced rates. No humbug, call ana
see Tor yourselves Recoicct the placc-on tho
South SIDE of Main Street, one door from DIR.
WaIlace's Arothccary Shop, Elkton.
Ladies are particularly requested TO call and
examine his assortment of shoes they cannot
iii TO be pleased. ENOCH CROUCH.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

6. ilk Shirts aud Drawers just received
bJlargo assor tmcnt o! Ladies and Gen tl,man
silk, mcrno, lambs wool and cotton shir Is al
drawers, at No, 81.
.Sov,6 II, NJ ". Palmer, A. ent.
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FOR LEASE,

The subscriber will lease for term of
Years, his Farm, situated about two
miles northwest cf Elkton, MI. and i'm
mediately on Little Elk Creek. This
Farm contains about
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A'1r HscEsa.

-.EygEa a DwrLLINc Horsr with
ASsssA 4 WuE@LwRIGur and BLACK
ssssa ss-saEa -s,ilEa SMITH SHOPS, situated in
sz'2zEa-' New Castle county Del, at
the intersection Of the Newark and Del
aware city road with the New Castle and
Frenchtown Turnpike. Possession Civ
en- on the 25th Of March next. For
terms sc. apply TO JACOB FARIS,
Near GlaSgo~, bc'. FEB. 5, rs -4w (pd.) J
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

BY order of the Orphans Court Of c.
Gil county, the subscribers will sell at
Public Sale, Oh WEDNESDAY, the 1St
Of MHrch next, the real and personal
property oithe late Peter Asliew, de-
ceased, as follows; viz
No. /. TIE farm OH which said Peter
Asicw resided, containing
10 acres
more or i"ss; under fine state OF cultl-
yation, well watcced, and enclosed with
good fences. The improvements consist
.-ErR on two story brick Dwell
fA44 s;s: ING, double tront-2t feet
,HSa2Sa asaas front by IS deep and IN
e+.zzss So ss.-' which is an cntry--6 feet
wide, between two parlors. There is
also large brick dining room aud kitch-
IN in the rear, with wash house attached1
over all which there is SIX good sized
chamDcrs.--Ihcrc is also spacious cellar
ng; and pump Of good water at the
door. The barn is ~ feet front, by 30
deep:-douhle-decEcd, with stone cell
lar, and conveniently divided into stalls
for horses and cattle: all in good repair.
A pump Of never failing water stands in
the barn yard. There is granarv, with
carriage and wagon house u4der one COW
e.; besides a small !o- tenant house and
other out buildings. On the aforesaid
premises there is
Fan Ward.
with a two storied brick farmhouse; the
yard containing 60 lay-awav watts; seven
teaches, eight handlers, (undcr coyer)
with the usual number Of hines, soaks,
bates, sc. &C, together with other con-
vcniences usually found in country tan
yard. On the place is tull-bearing ap-
pie orchard Of well selected fruit, small
and select pear orchard nany peach,
plum, and cherry trees Of choice varie-
ties.
This place lies contiguous to lands OF
the Brick Meeting House; (bclonging to
Frionds) is on the public road leading to
Wilmington; within a few yards Of the
road leading from Philadelphia to Balti-
more, by which the stage between these
cities passes tri-weekly; is convenient to
places Of worship, good school, stores,
mills, sc. sc.
No. 2. Is within mile OF the Brick
Mecting-House on the road leading to
the Rising Sun village. This lot con-
sistS of ga Acres,
one half Of which is in good state Of
cultivation. On it is
BARK MILL,
with new wheel, and water right.
This is also we'll enclosed.
No. 3. Consists Of
2:s .aca'Fs,
principally covered with young chcsnut.
1t lies about l ] miles North of Brick
Meeting House, and between the New
London and Oxford roads.
There will also be sold at the same
time, a good working horse; fine yoke
OF oxen, milk COW, nearly fresh; two
yonng cattle, 4 hogs, some corn, hay,
fodder, wheat in the ground, farming
utensils, spanish oak bark, green hides,
household and kitchen furniture, SC.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A.
M. and terms made known by the sub
sCrbCrS.
DAVID B. TRThIBLE, | rv,,o-,
EDWARD ASKE}Y. "-- ''-
Jan IS, 'l3-ts
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This is to Give Notice; That the

subscribers of Cecil county have Obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, Ie;-
ters lestamentary on the personal estate of
Peter Askew late of said county, deccas
ed.-AIl persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to eXhib~
it the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the 1lth day Of
January 1919; they way Otherwise, by law,
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate,
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
qnested 10 make immediate payment TO the
Subscribers Given under our hands this I5th
day OF January 1871.
DAVID B. TRTNBLE, | rv,.
EDWARD ASKEW,
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Grriam's Nlagl2inc monthly So per annum
Union do 90 do
Lndy's National do s. do
Godcys Lady's book do So do
American Review do 50 do
Democratic Review do So do
ilOrticuturst do 81 do
Songs for the People do So do
Nineteenth Century quarterly s. do
Frcsts Remarkable Events ia hist
Of America l6 nos. a5 cts.
ErgIsi Literature IS nos. 25 cts.
Chambera Miscellany lG nos. % cts.
Mexico as il was and as it is : nos % cts.
Burdens Religious Ceremonies and
Customs nos IS cts.
Persons residing in the country by forwarding
us the amount Of snbsI rlp;on, can have any OF
these works sent to their address punctuaiiy.
Persons subscribing at our agency Tor any ut
the foregoing can have them bound IN Our best
style at IA saving of at least % per cent.
Any Job Binding directed to us will receive
our prompt attention. and we will warrant all
work done in our establishment to give slLis,ic-
ton as regards style and price.
Don't forget the Sign OF the Big Book, Front
and Market Sts.. v limington, Deli
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$50 sEcTcs

of cleared Land; under excellent fencing
N50O pannei of posts and rails having
been pat up within the last 1S monthsl
and in good state of cultivation; and a
like quantity Of Woodland, which affords
a good range for stock of all kinds. As a
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.TNt

The undersigned, as commi ssioners ap-
pointed by Cecil County Court to value
and divide the Real Estate ofJohn N. Black
dec. late oi Cecil County, according 10 the
provisions Of the acts OF assembly in such
case made and provided. do hereby give
notice to all persons concerned that we shall
meet on said Real Estate on Morday the 9th
day OF March next at 9o'cIocI< \. NJ TO pro-
ceed in lhe business for which we are ap-
pointed.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-02-12

gTrench VI ornoee--.9 handsome assortmcm
a. l.upin's finest ard best Frruch mcrlno
choice mode and fancy colors, for SAFE ut til
lowest c, sh prices at 81 Market street Whining
ton bel.
Auv. { IN " PALHER, .?gen
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EeysgsserSi{p a5issosresf.

Elkton, Jan 29lh AS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-05-26
"NeVer Give UD."

"Neyer give up!"-'Tis the secret Of glory,
Nothing so wise can philosophy preach;
Think on the names that are famous in story,
"Never give up" is the lesson they teach.
How have men compassed moral achievements!
How have men moulded the world at their will
Ills that midst dangers and woes and bereavements
Never give up! was their principle still.
''Never give up!"-ThOugh o'erladen with sorrow,
Shake not the yoke-'twill more bitterly gall;
"Neyer give up!" for there cometh a morrow
Fraught with delights to compensate for all.
"Neyer give up!" Bear your fate with serenity,
Crouch not ignobly like slaves in the dust;
Lifes rough passage to the realms Of amenity-
Dark is the journey, but travel we must.
Never give up!"-It can last but a season;
Win you, because a cloud bursts on your way,
Basey surrender your manhood and reason,
Weeping for grefs that must end in a Gay!
What though the tempest around you be raving!
Soon you'll have empted liie's rancorous cup,
Soundly you'll sleep where the willows are waving
Thunder don't wake you-"Never give up"
"Never give up!"-It were impious to dream Of it!
Keen though your anguish be, never forget
That there are fortunes Co. raptures to think Of it.
Bright and immortal in store for you yet.
Ere the night fall if by virtue a merter,
May you not, mourner, in Paradise sup,
Compeer Of angels and Heavens inhertor!
Think of your destny-"Never give up"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-05-26

EDUcATION.-The multitude think that 10 ed
ucate child is to crowd into his mind given
amount Of knowledge; 10 load the memory with
words. No wonder that they think every body
fit TO teach. The true end of education is 10
unfold and direct Alright our whole nature. lis
office is 10 call forth power of thought, affection,
will, and outward actions, power 10 observe, to
reason, to Judge, TO contrive-power TO adopt
good counsels andto pursue them, TO govern our
selves and influence others, to gain and spread
happiness. The intellect was created not 10 re-
ceiNe passively a few words. dates and facts, bur
10 be active for the acquisition of truth. Edu-
cation should inspire profound love of truth,
and teach the process of investigation. sound
logic, by which we mean the science and ART
which instructs US in the true laws of reasoning
and evidence, is an essential pan of good edu-
caton.-Channiag.