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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18
DIR woNpRoUs Atmosphere.

The atmosphere rises above with cathedral dome arch
ing towards the heaven, of which il is the familiar sy
nonyme and symbol II floats around Ike that grand OBJ
ject which the apostle John his vision, sea OF glass
like crystal" So massive IS il that when begins TO
stir about great ships like pahngs and sweeps cities
aud forests like snowfakes destruction before and yetis
50 mobile that we have lived years before be per-
suaded that exists ALL and the great bulk of mankind
realize the truth that they bahed in Of air.
Its weight il So enormous that shyers before like glass
vet soap ball sails through with impuniy, and the thin
nest insect waves aside with its wing Ii ministers lavish
IL 10 AL the senses We touch itno but il touches Its
warm south winds bring back color to the pale face Of the in
valid cool winds refresh the fevered brow, and make
the blood mantle cheeks its moth blast braces into
new ygor hardened children Of rugged climate The
eve is indebted for all the magnifcence Of sunrise, the
full brightness Of midday, the chasened radiance Of the goam
ing and the clouds cradle the setting But for
the rainbow would want its umphol arcb and the winds
would not send their eecy messengers eans round The
the cold ether would she'd feathers the
EARTH would drops of dew gather the flowers the kind
" ram would fall hail storm fog diversity the
face Of the sky. Our naked globe would tanned and
unshadowed forehead the sun, and dcsy
blaze OF light and hea, dazzle and burn up all things Were
there atmosphere, the evening would in set,
and without warning plunge the earth in darkness But the
keeps in her hand sheath OF his rays and lets them slip
but slowly through her fingers that the shadows Of
ing gathers Ivy degrees, aud the flowers have time to how
Their heads and each space find place OF and
nestle rcpose In the morning the garish would
bound burst from the bosom night aud blaze above the
horizon but watches for his conng and sends first
bui little ray hs approach and then another.
and by and by handful and gently draws aside the
tain OF night and slowly lets the light fall the face Of the
sleeping earth, I'LL her eycds open, and like man. she goeh
iorh again her labor ill the evening Quarterly Rerec.
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sisted by medical science mtgated by sanitary precau-
TONS it suddenly fatal than the plague kill
ed at the instant
% even the civilization Of England il destroy ed twenty
thousand lives and destroyed the number in Paris alone
what have been its in the obscure and helpless
barbarian of the east soun the tainted hoyels the
mephc swamps and the marhy shores Of regions With
government, precauton, provision without medical
science religious charity, rational alarm The
deaths must have been incacnlable.n
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
THE CHOLERA.

The excitement Of the election being over. we
know of no subject which fills the public mind with
more interest than the AsIATIc CHoLERA-now pre-
valent in Europe and expected soon to reach our
own shores. We therefore give below, from for
eign and domestic journals, several articles on the
subject OF this terrible and mysterious malady.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18

Orr Null VILLAGE BURST.-A heavy FIRE occurred at
Oil Mill Village, in Wearc, Wednesday last The fire
broke ou in peg factory and consumed the hotel and sta
bles, grstm, pail factory store and several barns
with their contents embracing nearly the whole village The
loss is estimated at $40, 00.-M1nchester American
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18

The Editor Of the Boston Post congra ulales himself in hav
ing been lucky enough TO the day of election he
has had chance since,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18

oID Zacu At KtsDERHooK.--I is worthy Of note that
Gen Taylor has beaten Mr.. Van Buren, in his town Of
Kinderhook the standing Taylor 295 Van Buren, 244,
Cass i69 In 1914 the town gave msoy Of rs for Polk
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THE FIVE CRApLks.-A man Who had recently become
votry Bscehus returned home night intermediate
1T booziness that is say lac comfortably drunk
but perfectly OF his unfortunate situation Know
ing that his wife asleep he decided attempt gaining
bed without disturbing her. and by sleeping of bis inebr-
alton, conceal the fact from her together He reached
door Of his without creating much disturbance and,
after uipatng few moments upon the NATTER he thought
~ h, could reach the bedpost, and hold while he
slipped o his apparel the remainder of the would be
easily accomplished Unfortunately Tor his scheme, cradle
stood in direct line with the bedpost about the middle OF
the floor OF course, when his feet came with the
aforesaid piece OF furniture, he pitched With perfect
lcosenes and upon gaming position sn eqn
rum eabiished he back wards IN AZ equsiy
summary Again he struggled TO his feet and went
headtc eInost he bower OF infant happiness ngn,
with the hh fall his patience bcsme exhausted ahd he on
sacle vet TO be Ia desperation nc er'ed 0ot
TO his sleeping partner, "Wifc wife " many eIedies
havc you got the house I've fallen over iVS and here's
another before me 80
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It is Here.

CHOLERA ~ NEW YoRE.-This scourre
OF humanity, not SO fearful though as
formerly, is at length upon our shores.
Therefore, LET every preventative be at
once applied, both BY authorities and IN
dividuaIs Tile disease was brought over
BY the Hayre packet, New York, Capt.
Lines, which reached the New York
Quarantine on Friday, with 3oS steer
age and II cabin passengers. The Jour.
nal Of Commerce says:
'.On the fourteenth day cut a case of
sickness called the cholera appeared a.
moAg the Storage passengers, and at the
time OF her arrival here, there had been
nineteen cases, Of which some had proved
fatal. Two or three have also deceased
since they We're landed at Quarantine.
In all six have died.
A New York letter, Of Monday, 4 P.
NJ, says:
,.One Of the boarding officers from Sta
ten Island informed me that there were
six cholera patients under treatment at
the Quarantine Hospital, ard that two
died yesterday. The vessel lost steer
nge passengers by cholera on the voyage
Al the inmates Of her Storage are now
WITHIN the Hospital limits, but the cabin
passengers have come up to New York.
40 measures have yet been yet been Ia
ken to stop the communication between
Staten Island and The city. One of our
noat sliliul physicians has been down TO
the IS'aud and returned this forenoon.
he says that the cases in the Hospital
ar" beyond all question cases Of Asia,ic
cholera through OF a mild type. One of
the patients was in a dying state this
morning.
There was no cholera in lIavre when
the vessel left. The sufferers are of the
better class Of German aud Swiss emil
grants, and their diet on the way was
portable soup OF d nutacious character.
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A HIassGsi PORK 7Gye.

Rising San Dec. :. 1915.
+. G. RmKnrrs E.q.--:>ear Sjr.-Nntwil!,-
standing oar district is The lrIast ia the c"nnty,
aud cn5r'cin.. within its I;nits, SOFA, of the
most prod rirve Id in the ia.y vet It is sci
dom noticed IN vc1r columns. Oar f,rucfs not
only pride themselves on raginr the IN )st era in
Hi'' rihcr produce, but On lsniing the largest
aud Finest looa': Hogs in the county | will
ri"ntiun as an inst 'uro. HAT job i.tlrdge of this
village led this season AMI seat ia the Baltimore
n'Ikct, piE nilatc"H ,AJn:iS OH. rhirt reigtf}
500 lbs We challenge any ofthc adjoining
Counties Of Mary nI or Prnnsy lsana to hea.
II. Respectfully, f. II,
We have often regretted being unable to pub
'j*'' mora in re!sllon to the 9Th District lt,san
Important part "flhe connts, and wr should al
ways he clad to publish anything Of interest that
occurs nit, AID We hope the ccrrcspon,lcnl'whv
sent u tie above Will let US hear fom him Of.
IN --Fhl
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Letters zroll Washington.
Correspondence Of THE Cecil Wiz.
MAslnNGToN DEC. 9th 1913.
p C. n,rEr'rTs ESQ.
p. {. RICKETTS, Esq

Estr Sir Being
IN the neigAboyhood of the metropolis. |
tnok it into my head to he present at the
assembling OF Congress. and as | promised
70 wIIe yon occasionally, daring my ram
blcs, l thought letter from here, at this
time, would be about as acceptable as any
could rte.
The Presidents message las cansed
some eAcI'emen, and a considerable ruani
~ ofdIsputaticns. Some of his own par
lizans admit that much irrelevant matter
has been ltg3ed into it, bat they express
great satisfaction al il, inasmuch as it serves
the purpose of wide spread political ha-
rangue. II certainly is an ultra locofoao
document, and written more 10 effect Il pai-
~ gool than 10 serve any beuelic ia ual;on
al purpose.
Tie Senate was called 10 order ypser-
day at - O'Clock hy Mr.. A,cl,ison Of Mis-
souri, president pro tenn; and at the same
hour tie speaker, Hon. Mr.. Winthrop call
ei the House 10 order. There was an uuu-
snalIy LARGE attendance for the first day, in
OH branches, three lonnhs Of tie mem
bers Of each. at least, being present.
This morning The Wee President was a,
his post as President of the Senate, and III
the House several members took their seats
w!o were not present yesterday A few
minutes past 10 O'clock the message oilhe
Piesi lent vas sent TO both Houses, and az
Ter having been read. the Senate ordered
10000 copies TO be rrin led; and the House:
as understand, $4,000.
Notice has been given by members Of
the intention to introduce several important
bills. In the Senate Mr.. Douglass gave
notice that he shou!l tomorrow ask leave
TO introduce bills 10 oraanize the territories
Of Mineso'a and Nebraska, for the admi>-
sion of California as State into the Union
aud 10 provide territorial government for
New Mexico
In the Senate Mr. Gogain gave norce Of
motion for leave 10 Introduce IA bin "lo re
dnce the rates of postage on letters aud
newspapers, 10 establish uniform postage
charges. and to correct abuses Of the frank
ing privilege" and Mr. Greedy gave notice
OF a motion for leav We 10 introduce bill
:so discourage speculation in public lands,
and 10 secure homes thereon TO actual set.
tiers and cullvalors -
On motion of Mr., Evans. of your district
the choice Of seats for members was deci-
ded hv lottery. This was done by writ, y
the names Of members on slips Of paper.
which We're PIT in a box, and drawn out
one by one by the Clerk. and the name Of
The member drawn being called he forth
with selected his seal.
This session will last inst months ,om
ITS commencement. There is an unusual
amount of business ia be done. ard whelh
er i, will ornot, i, should be uork'ng Con
gress.
| will try and write YOU again on Thurs
day night ii haste yours, J. T. l..
Washington, Dec. III '4S.
p C. RirKETTs:-
Dear Sir: Ro.h Hon.
ses ofCoraress adjourned 10 day overlill
Mondoy out Of respect 10 the memory of
Hon Dixon II. Lewis, late L. s. Senate,
from Alabama. whp died the past fall III tie
.ciy Of New lok.
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B,Lr,N''Rc MiaKer, Dee. ~ ~ s.aaa,, ar,
news his had depressing cei;l on tie hre ID
stnHs nI,rset T.icrc ", no " ,ver, a,,mI:i ds
position t" operate in i,n nath tie private let
ters come to hlnl. As,lc this m,.ii,c If ~ .
hbs, 10 ward street ban l., Il sla,3Iall
bh.s. City Mlls at same pFr: S,llnr, g.1r-
ask s., without being als To Ii,l pl-ctt,sx
Wheat and Corn have beth m,tea,!ly decline :.
Sales to day Of good e. ,rin, re .y'Ielt IT ,
81 o6; ordinary to good 95 cts 81; ~ ute what
O6 81 10, and superior white u 81 10 Il,
cepts OF Corn large; siics ofnaw yh.:.at 4S,li
cts, and yellow at 50,5l-, dacln. Of a ) r,..
since Yesterday Oats - .. r., 50 -.
b III. Sun
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o. yesterday HE Rev Nj. Carly pres
hyterianl was re e'e:tei ch,p!ain Of the
House. Nj, Wen;v ,rh aabnuel arr'l
linton calling Oh the P.e.il.at fer inform,
ton relative 10 the arrest II i'm ,risonma.lt
IN Ireland, of Ana ,ican citiz ,as, hv orler
o'ihe British government Mr. n. Z. Trist
laid before the House alli,olaI papers i.
regard 10 his charge of corfu ,ion a5,iG''
the Pre@leai touching The Mexican ne.otia
aons. There was noQuorum in the Sc rate
In haste yonrs J. +. l..
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NV LONDON AcADEMY.--tVe regret
to learn that this respectable and -four
ishing institution was burned to the
ground on the morning OF the 1st inst.
1t is supposed that il was the work of all
incendiary. The school will not be in-
terrupted, as good rooms have been pro-
cured in which to continue it, until a n. "
building Is erected.
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GesT'sEsI.

The Subscriber being Constable and
residing in Ekton. respectfully informs
tn" public that b" is preporcd 10 attend
to the duties OF that otiicr--ll Notes \
Accounts placed in his hands Tor co,Irc-
ton will be attended to promptly.
THOMAS TlIACKERY.
n. Is. M, rchants or others having
notes or accounts to present, wl'hou
s"'lns, will be attended 10, for small
prrcfntaGe. TT.
Dec. ,. rs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-09

Sent NICE OF TIE CHESTER COUNTY
BANK RoBBERs.-Lenitent sentence was
passed upon one OF the robbers, who had
restored his share of the spoil and given
valuable information The other two,
John Whitehousc and John Thompson,
were adjud-ed each TO pay fine of Slo,-
900 and the costs of prosecution, to
make restitution Of the stolen money,
and be imprisoned two years and eleven
months at labor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-09
Cis't thON resting a sa,!,,Is;,s

Gii'f thou restOre Il as,!,I.;,,-
cased The etf~c, Of a billions elm tie up-
on the human system, is most s'rikinyly exhibited
in It's influence upon the mind. The com
Objects of pleasure aud enjoyment, h,crn,s,lr-
COS OF WEAKNESS and disgust All usturc wr,rs
a somh,c aspect. cops'ant gloom hangs over
the spirits, weight of Iespon!encv CRASHES cy-
cry elastic feeling OF the heart Existence loses
is charm, and lie itself becomes bardar A.
incredible as it may seem, such are often IL,
morbid influences oil Il diseased livrr--'hc ci'r,J
Of bilious clnnalc.Dr. Dsgood's indlan Cilol-
ag"guc, by eradcutine TIE disease of that orrai,, ,
removes the burdrn which oppr'ssc the sp;tit.
and rcs!orcs the nliui ritccll'ilnrss aud health
This Invaluable m dirine. is sol, III the pronri-
rto.'s prices, by Dr Joseph WalI.cc, Elntyn.
Doe
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Tagior's Course.

srr-Oryl"N., PtRHArs The n. Orleans
Prcavmfe orthe 26th ult., in long article pives
ont that Gen Taylor will select al. bis c,bnrt
f.o,n the whi.s-- moderate and deciRsd ,nen-aiI
"bclevers in the son,e iailh;" but "avoidiny ia
matte. of all cIee.s." This done, he will leave
the business Of making laws, a"d shaping the
domestic policy Of the nation principally TO
Conu,e,s THIS Is tho most d,cct giving nut
ns ha,e vet 5cen ci lie ncAt administration.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-09

WESTERN ENTERPRISE Ninety steamboats,
have been built at Cincinnati since December
LIST, lsi7.-Thcir aggregate CARRYING capacity
is 81 ,l0G tons, and cost 81 BIZ, 100. OF these
IS were built in Cincinnati city, at valuation
ofSGs1 900; at ElizaheiItown, Pa, lG. at val
nation of 1924 900; at Brownsville. Pa. ;, at
Sis, 900; at Wheeling s. at $50 900: and the re
naindcr, at small towns along the river.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-09

GIVE acknowledge the receipt Of
several valuable communications from
"Rambler ,''-one of oul ablcst cores
pondents, for which we tender our
thanks
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-09
TRUSTEES ; ALE,

By virtue Of decree Of thr Court of
thanc"ry Of Mary land, tn" undersigned
as Trustee, will Offer at Public Sale, on
THURSDAY the 9Th
day ofJnnuary next, a, the Hotel N Cc-
clifton, all that very valuable Farm. be.
longing to the heirs at law, ofthp late
James a Williamson deceased, and w.
ing IN very pleasant neighbor hood on
the public road leading from Frederick
town to st. Stephens Church. in Sass.
lras neck, about nile and la from
frgderlcktown, and about the same dis.
lance from Cecilton. 1t contains about
100 ACRES
OF land we'll watered and fenced, and in
agooI state of cultivation. The land has
been Tuned and is kind and productive.
The Improvements consist OF CONS
IL Portable B i CT DWELLING
&sss.y House with frame ll'tch-
4.5t;$'. iG2 en-, small new blrn and
IA, ''--'"S-A-' Sabling, new grlnary, cora
cribs, carriage house, meat house, and
other necessary cut buildings There
ale also young apple orch ,rd s.sis',.ssgs-
and young peach orchar.! on s + ss;,.sS:
tie premises both in thru in5 '%F ~>*
condition. --Asl.sz---
The terms ofsaIe prescribed by the
decree, are as follows. $500 Of the PR
eh1@" money to be paid in cash on the
day OF sale, and the residue thereof in
four equal inStalmcn'., in one, two three
and four years, from the day Of sale, the
SAID rc&ldic to bear interest from the
day OF sale, payable annually and to be
secured by the bond of the purchaser,
VIA a surety or sure.ies approved by
the Trustee.
Sale TO commence at . O'Clock p. M.
JOiiNC GROOME, Trustee.
Elktoa, Dec 9, 'lS-ts
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REFORM Our correspondent "Crom
well rs informed .hat we will gladly re
ceye communications on the subject OF Re
form He is rehl in saying tina, the wings
have been be ilrr friends of reform than the
locofocos. action rather than words, he ia
ken as evidence. We shall hope 10 hear
from him soon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-09

Mn CGuLErGEA-'vheL Louisville Jour
nal. OF The 3Olh instant, speaking apparpl,
v by authority, expresses the opinion that
Mr.. Criuendeu will not accept an appoin
nen' IA General Iaylor's cab net If ;enLes
ed to him, and adds:
"A!r. Cril'enden believes tia, having ac
rrpted nom nation for the office OF Cav
r:nor and received thc suiliages ola MAORI
'y Of his fellow citizens for that exalted of
fee. he is not at liberty 10 surrender it with
ont their consent. Wheher the very zen ,r
al sentiment Of the whi.s throughout the
coni!try may not induce hin! 10 change
thls conclusion we cannot say. bat we hiul,
i. will not We think ihalhe will adhere
10 his determination nod voluntarily 10 sur
render his present. Office"
The Journal then goes on to say that il
the Legi..aiuIe should deem his services
i'll the Senate of more Importance than in
t.e Guhenlalo;ial chair, aud 5foud eject
hin t" TIL The vacancy, that he scan have
10 hesitation il ohcying their w.shes.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-09

De IT'S from Fighting. p" We learn ,lat Il
son Of II S1n.uel Harris was killed Oh
Thursday near. GIasgow. by blow on the
head rom agan ia HE hands OF another
boy
." Tuesday last a co'ored boy named
JAme% Bos'ick belonging to this town, died
i.on in ju'lrs received ina iiyh! with annth
er Colored boy named Isail-- The latter
has given bail in thousand dollars to ap
pear at cont for trial.
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ihe subscriber lns rccrirv"d :rye s,,ply
OF L%h'gh Con of d'iirrrni sizes, EGG and Nrr,
viii III he will sell low for cash.
NOV II tiEo. Il. How ARD.
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ION the first page will De found
mos. graphic account ofthe great battle
of The 7th ult, in which the legions Of
Iocorocosm we~e overthrow by the
Hero Of DIena Vista. On the last page
is some valuable agricultural matter from
the American Farmer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-09

TIE EXPRESS Til, eypre IS locomotive
hearing the Presidents mea sage norhward.
passed here at hall past, hfae o'clock on
Tuesday. It eft Washington as we learn
at ] mi.rntas past Il o'c,:,;:'; Baltimore.
20 minutes before .; II ,Yre-.le race 3 mi,
u'es before 3; Wilmington minu,cs pas, t..
and arrived in Philadelphia a, 10 minn.es
before . o'c'ock, and in New York at
mlnn'ea before 8 O'Clock The express was
unfortunate, as he locomotive between
Washington and Baltimore gave out. and
The oWc which ran on Ills part ofiho road
lost lis speed from some cause, two or three
lines. 4 package Of messages were
thrown ONT here To Nlr. Thomas MrCrraly
mali carrier, >a whom We are under obIi;a
lions for copy.