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Parsons 4. Wilson,

DAaSo%s WhSo%, hnv:ng novnd their l'iS
h pENr End tIut nlcAI AcA.cY irotn the
corner OF Font ami Marie, sts., 10 No 20 k'nS
St. between 5rd and llh and h,, my otenvd l.
CHEAP HOOkSl ORE would invite the at
tcn,iun n PURCHASERS: 70 Lci stock wIici, wall he
"ur< p'ntc III AL the Giti.rcn: departments
t''i'":at.E..
Al ;h4 standard Sichool Book. Blank Ac-
count and Miscellaneous BOOKS a.9.ys on hsHd.
Blank Books OF particular "a. uc,rs ruled a::d
boHut Ia order Al S.,ort urtlt:.
New puN.c,tnls received IL soon as out.
Or'i,rs respectfully :'ulclt,l .ud pct2ous S,:.!-
i;,E ,.a.n any rely .pon having thr!a ii.cd w.ts
care. .;uiI.As J ARSON ); y ii,SNH
Il .: 80: i,r.: i;uok,
40. ~ King ST.
April Wilmington, Del
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Country Merchants.

Can Sore from lato 90 pr cert.
By purchasing their On CLorns dircc, from the
hlanuiac turers.
POTTER 81 CARMICHAEL
Have opened Il Warehouse, No 1856 North
Third Street abave Race, second floor South of
the Eagle Hotel, PHILADELPHIA. where theywil
always keep on haad complete assortment of
Patent Elastic Carriage Oil Cloths. 2s, SO, 40,
4s and Sd inches wide. Figured, Painted and
Plain. on the inside. on Muslin Drilling and
Linen. Table Oil Cloths Of the most desirable
patterns, &c, 40, 4G and Sd inches wide. Floor
Oil Cloths, trou, % inches to 81 fact wide, well
seasoned, and the newest style Of patterns, all Of
their own manufacture. Transparent Window
Shaoes, Carpets &C. All goods warranted.
May 27--3m.
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FOR SALE.
Al6 Acres of land,

Situated two miles north of Elkton, Or
tn" main road leading fro m Elkton to
Fair Hill. This tract will be sold altogeth
cr or divided as may best suitpurchasers;
title free OF all cncumbrances, It will
divide conveniently into tracts of two or
one hundred acres, presenting on each,
elegant situations for building, with
springs Of good and never failing water
in 50 yards of each, 1t is all we'll wa
tered with two streams, one running along
the East the other the West side. There
are on the tract 2 small tenements, ,
spring houses with other out buildings.
There has been put on the land, 5000
Bushels of Lime in the last ten years.
This land has advantages possessed by
few if any, in the county.
Situated in a remarkably healthy neigh
borhood, capable Of the highest degree of
improvement-,n the midst of a greatly
improving and manufacturing district
about midway between the Big ana Lit
tie Elk rivers, each in mile of it's bor-
ders, each now well studded with Facto-
ries of almost every description II in
in number, the most distant not
exceeding 6 miles, within two miles and
halt of water and Rail Road Depots
giving free outlet to the markets Of the
world. City gentlemen wishing coun-
try place will find this pleasant and con
venicnt one; from Philadelphia or Balti-
more it could be visited for several hours
and return home the same day. Persons
wishing to purchase will do we'll TO ap-
ply soon as / am determined to sell in
the course of this Summer or Fall. Ap-
ply to the subscriber in Elkton.
EDWARD WILSON.
July 81 Aft
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Phila.|ciphil Advertisements.
A 1arl 10 n ale NaiaIs

t. .i.e~e who intend visiting Fhl!adolpi';a ~
:r.,;:e purchases. It 70 irro~,nn, :" hauw r!:re
J: ca, 10 ic-c te .hc hest advantage. Sieh AZ
lie sh:a. - by
Fl rs.
For their eva kesls, or by - CASE, fe a.!
slain, arc respectfully informed that there !" IN
l'f.abl,shmen: At
NO. ! STRAWBERRY STREET,
q. rrs SECOND Fiocs,
'--,rtu..ct by E. DAMAl. on the C.s' System
&-,;, civ. where HATS Of the eS': nate' m's. Ard
st,ns ia,c,. tathirn. can rraiti"e? ;" "hDined nj
.-urn ore ~ iwv t,.lars 'cs5 than at the Snowy
Gni sa,.avasan. Stores in the fashionable sfee's
st the ri;v, wherc.cnts go fiotn rnt 10 I'Tfs
,teavani dollars pc. anrnn
At thia Establishment, on account OF !"c"''hs
lims:t in sr'e!res., MA u? slair'. tic PtnpF''
scr prccu-es HI. SIRE - the low re'!i 81 one
huDu1e1 dollars. The vast difference IN ehe
PROFITS which thrrn nust hr between the l"o
.ss<li ptions Of Store. every enc car nns"ef!
a visit is cls1re,l. solicited. asst IS rettIani no
10 vii. ever rrGrat dong so.
CrSlt, berry Street ia thu hrst above SC
c.nj, running tiutl Mako. ~ cha:nut Street
ph,rdelpA:a Ieb tt IS .s--GrI.
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( By the Orphans Court,

lece1Ibcl leIln Io1i.
Upon apple sion of John Reynolds, Admin
stra,or q! Gr"rsc Bell. deceased, stating that
sotre uTaccrta.nty lists as 70 tho legal prcf.r.
t,tivcs ofth. said !,ceascd. Upon which it is
ordered tina, the said Administrator advertise in
the Cecil WING and Cecil Democrat, on,c IL
week until the End Tuesday Of June ls1s So
tho lega! representatives. of the said fc"rga
Bell, deed, 70 upfcsc hetore:l.e Orphans F"''.,
OF Cecil county gu ,hc said Pod Tursday .!
June lsi3. and piosc their claims 10 the rcs;'.'c
d said est.''r. Test.
GEO. X. HOWARD, Reg
y true copy from 'he Records OF the Orphass'
Court Of C.ri! county. Test.
GEO. X. HOWARD, Reg.
In conformity with the above order hereby
notify those rnt,4c! 10 tho bal,nce Of the esta,"
9. George Bell, dr:d, upon accu"n, filed am.
passed December Term lsi', to appear bcf.-r
the Orphans Court Of Cerl county, at Elhtun
un the second Tue~iay 4'f ],uc lsis 10 pruyn
their rim, 70 the residue "fs said eatAlc At which
time ant place final disirtaution Of The SAM
will ue Uiati..
JOHN REYNOLDS. A.lp,'r oil
<tDEso Bell deed.
Der. isih lSlT.-irl
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OnG nf the 'ir7n s f,acli-si workman, and
will give his wls,.c attention - tho business Of
The sho,,7. They will have the best hands en-
ployed. snd viii er.lessor 50 give fcIsfact.yn ia
every lnh.
The; intend 20 srrr 'ha hca. materials. wos!,
ron ard steal. and are prepared to make Carts,
s;,y,"na. Ilprgf,S, &c. 81. and repair them
alo: hnrssa ar! hn ell k,t~'s OF i3in;thwork, and
Hh.y respectfully a,r;. frarr ttrs community
shasr of the work inth-ir Inc Of business.
JOHN +. He:NN NETT,
JOHN ~. McCAULEY.
gh.ur, Mnrrh outi. 1915
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( BY the Orphans Court
June term 1913.

Ordered That the sale made and report.
ed by Willism w areing Executor Of Caleb
Sharpess deceased, under authority CONFER
red on him by said las, Will and Testament
to sell a part of the real estate of said sesta-
tor be ratified and confirmed unless cause
to the contrary De shewn on or before the
second Tuesday in July next Provided
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in the State OF Maryland,
once in each of tn. ee successive weeks be-
tore the second 7uesday ofJune next.
The Report states the amount OF sales to
be S326 33cis.
TIES, GEO. r HOWARD Reg.
A true copy from t,e Records of,he Or.
phans Court Of Cecil Comfy.
Tes, GEO. r. HOWARD Reg.
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FIX CRlNGES, s:IMPS AND LII II
lOAS.

OF oil the leading coloTs, 70 match Dire sea
:,d Mau,il,., lot our avn n!anuacture,l hFSt
,aie assor' r.lc.lt OF thc h"st 9na!v, tor sale ut
,!.e owes, cash prices, at F. J. DRESoi NIX :
Fringe and Trimming Store, No. A. 3 S"cond
II, apovu Chestnut. rnuAnEirna. o.ethc!
9TH regular aser't'ncnt ct Stcei No"ds' n's'
;;.lks, Fans, lar Brulds an. Curtis, sc. 1850
...gc lot OF Domestic Cation fringe.
Purchasers are invited tuca!!. They "i!l bad
), 10 their interest TO do SO, the goods will be
s,!d CHEAP.
rh,,sdclpni,. April 18th 'is-:n
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From the Coipor.eur.
My Sister Mary.
From our number one hath Gown,
TO the far off spirit land;
d cath Al las, away hath borne,
One TO join the spirit band.
Lay her in tho sile nj tomb,
Death 10 her is free from elosm.
Ia the,! LOT no troubled sigh,
Show within an aching breast,
Let no tear bed i'm thine eve,
is We lay her down 10 rest
In the dark and chilly ground.
Gentle zephyrs play tround.
Mother! bending Ger tho child,
Do not, nother-do not wecp'
Say not that the child is dead;
Little Mary is asleep.
Law e. gently meath the soil.
Freed from sorrow and from toll.
Brothers! gather round the bcir,
Look once more upon her face.
Sisters! one is lying here,
Who hath quickly run her race.
Lay her meath tho vsrdant sod,
While her spirit is with sod.
Ono hath gone, and which shall b
Next TO follow 10 tho tou,b,
Passing 10 eternity,
Through its ever dreade gloom.
Let us all in time prepare,
Each 10 meet the others there.
hATlERY
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II, E.H r.,
A Card 10 the Public.

Those in want of good, substantial and cheap
Furn ilurc. will fire general assortment at the
Ware Rooms Of the subscriber in PoRT DEpos,r
This place being one of the large st lumber de
pots in the country 1t is evident to every person
at a glance, that few persons in the business
have the same facilities to procure the very best
OF materials, without which good furniture cam
not be made. In point Of workmanship, if it is
not what it is represented, you are at liberty to
return it, and get your money back
a largo and general assortment ofWndsor
Chairs on hand, and such as cane seat, and rock
ing chairs Ct all prices and patterns.
j. ID. MARSHBANK.
Port Deposit, May 20, Hs-6m.
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Furniture.

Having learned the business in one
he large cities, they have brought wit,
hem all the arts of the trade, and art
prepared to maka the best articles, as wei
as ,'as cheapest, and as they do t!.eir work
themselves, and are under but aigh, ex.
penses, they can afford &c sci at lower
prices than the city shops.
In shoe. every article in their line, no
matter how stylish or costly. or whe .her
i, be of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
or common pine.
They wiilalso make collins ofall kinds
and attend
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NOTICE.,

The Orphans Court Of Cecil comfy
hold their stated meetings on the 2nd
Tuesdays of February, April, June Az
gust, October and December.
GEORGE r. HOWARD Ro
April 10th 1876
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Finds and Tsilw Citizens;
LOOK MERE
sStnVaSi ST. YES

r. .,ts::,.h,r wsi,c. tu MERE rot.. or.c cf:
All. that re Intends tbs Fall and Winter to ltrcp
all hiuds ufs;ur-:. w'r:'l be- will cell chs,piui
each Or Country rrcou .. NEc following {
,rr,c o The N,;a: ~ viii have GA hauc.
The rclel,tsd Buck Stove.
Charcl.+ ,m,sovei -, or:f.
do AIrught
Philadelphia Air tight
d, willow Stcv.
Cast Iron. aif:'ght Pario, sscys
Shspt non do ~,
Halt cook, hoi!er VI zap.
rain plate s.n%a
l'oai s,nv.a Cor oiicrs ami sse.c.
ami Il oti~r Kinda tin. ara m r:se. Gail frsn'
a mi iell0wcft2ena ard examine far ypursrlyre
Try. and prors--y ou WI. not TAI, t" Ar pirasob
nrc,iIc,. the old star.d-'.hc lr.:c BRICK, ou :hs
corner near the tsidgr. las-p'v
iO}iN H. GRAHAM
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The Latest and ETorst-The following
has been perpretrated:h by whom we know
not, or we would expose him.
Why lisa dog, hang ing by the neck like
modern Democrat? Because he Is
hung-eur.
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Goods tor the Season,
.. y, KIDD,

No. 80 MAGNET ST. Nil.M!NGTON.
Il as .n:r: u. n ~'''s a large '"' varied is
oJeisn Do:aesic Dry Coos.
bog 1t the ptr.rn' los prices, winch "ill he
d,Sy -. u!. "r,: stI,a'. 4dvar.c, ic ua.rs IN
part
E.n.:ir.. Gsress Seeds.
Caslin-.cs, aid wool, Orleans ClotI,s, Oregon
Satin stli aud hai. and A.un'trrY p!lLGs,
do in ii, u "oluEs, i.;l.Iil Plaids GlnG-
do all six p,iis. !,Aus, IN variety.
do worStcd pIaid*. Fcencl AID English
Aipacas, biz p.Id and cnin'z, Mausseliact, i'll
ABODE r"!"ls. treat variety.
FL lie offers great bargains IA, / i
Frpuch Mprinoes, s, Ihihlt Cloths;
English Mcrino"s, Parlmrtta Il
Cohurg Cloths,
.tn excellent asSortnru! If
CENT? .EMENS DRESS IND FURNISH
ING GOODS.
Cloth fox Ei"ahs and SILK .,ir,s and t:rawcr.
Goats, Ca>iincrc> Muul Lambs wool DO do
blk. aur fanny Satjnct, assorted s'hGs u prices.
N all Colours, Ncst- Gum braces, silk era
ns". in velvet Ha,n!, va,s. si)k aud linen
worst.i ard """ic!is. lldk's So. sc.
PTGadSeTS nlA h"d rep hTye assortment "i
GLuTEN.
For L.a'iies. For dseMtienlc u
Biz. Nd G I"'esoss'd. Black Nd Gloves,
.l:s"s N!t. dc do
WIZ. q" do hight cni's do do
do Go Il" long Six Gloves, whit. blk.
/ Fame! rol'd do do eve and light buck an''
F.! r. AyIt shade, for even Geavrr do
my Wees darh coils do asiiIncrc & Berlin do
! Tor walA,ng. wooirn II" n uit,s
SIX glevcs, plain and BlcksAn u.,,a.
! tcrcy lined.
( dc do blk n WHIT,
do d" high colours
ncw style.
4 fill supply Of Hosiery
I For Ladies. For Genemen.
4 pacl Hose, ribb'd. Lambs woul T.. no
plain Vigunia IL do
Cashmere do do do Merno l., do
Merino do mia'd. Wooden, Cotton and
Andalusia, new style, Thread do do
Raw Silk wooden, cot
ton SC.
Those in want of Goods at fair prices, and
who wish to buy articles for what they are re-
presented, will please call as above at
G.. ". kIDp'S.
% Marke. ST. Wilmington.
Dec llth'4
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CABINET WARE ROOM
IN Elkton bV
Narshbank Sc CantweI}.

T'IIE undersigned have established
themselves in Elk,on, a. the shop "The
tsoa!o'e," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they purpose preparing to
order, and keeping on hand all kinds I"
Cabinet
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Steam Marble v orks.
RIDGE ROAD, ABOVE SPRING

GARDEN ST, PHILADELPHIA.
This extensive establishment il erected On nm
,,,,p,oved plan, and By the aid Of Steam Powc!
rnanuia c,u,es a Il kinds Of Plain ard Ornamental.
Marble Work, in superior style, and u; The
lowest prices. Ats,
The larges: and best assortment o. Alare'c
I,lantels. Imported Parlor end Garden 'Statnaly,
vascs and fountains. Tiles for floors &c, Hinv
&c seen at the Ware Rooms, to which tho alien
ton OF the public IS respectfully invited
Marble Cutters sHrplod at all lsnesH with any
cunber Of tiniahed Mantc!s and Table Iops,
Italian 1or.bs and Monuments cut TO sizes or
nnixlc<.--also constantly on hand, large a.
,or,,ncnt Of .i,ncrican Grave Stones ia the
souqh or finished, Na.hlc III t..e block, &c.
JOHN RhlRD.
Ridge Read above Spring Garden st
Fhlade:!.ia. March :jtb 'Ie-Gn
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Blarksmiiklng & MheelWrighiing.

The subscriber
have taken the
shops in "Tns
HoLICw'in Fix
ton. Tor a long
time known as
"scot'r shops.
and ara prepared
Ia 90 all kinds Of
Snfi,awo.k and
" hcclwrighting
il thu best NAT
uer and At short
pO'icu,
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Cheap, chcaasr, cheapest.

tVe7T, t"HV's1S7> tHeHpeSt.
& LIST OF some OF the Cheap goods TO be
"A found at IS Market stree.
No. !. 20 G".el. linen camh.ic hdkfs 10 Cts
T. ~ d. cotton 1rvrcre b.,rieI u 10 cts.
3. dv .,ccd!c worked collars Il l.o els
=. 90 sd DIG super Is Sd cts.
.. = pieces f"in.tn!e dlt-ity Il - els.
{. 20 do Erc:ch t,nyi.au.s IL lc cts
:. "a sinn, bro. -,rft.rc 6 L., cts
+. 81 do bea. L, tl.l cts
2. - purple prints, J., IL cts
~, lr<~d Idrh prints, Ia cts.
~, Ned and " hut: ~".l f.annels IL - cts.
Il ; ps. bro. cult table diaper, II l., IT'S
Together witli great tsau, other goods equal
II as cheap. n. ". tALMER, agent
Wllming'on> March Is
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III Hosiery for sue cheaPby.
May 27, as Brown Mcint're
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Al. tlEI''t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07

without i7jr. .h~v weis cieal. M III. b9,o
~ 'he " IRON some other cause. A. his st,t,.
nrnt or that Of ur. Hybjs NAV nrose true
i,e sfml's t1It slier various sxsninstio1s Of
The ptmos h. could not discover tn, a !ir,,l.
iy, or ifhe did discover it he could not remeIy
%. IL allow The explosion TO b. owing ~
Tue -iopplEe OF Openings 50 constructed AMI
situated That th're stoppage IN 81 short a
time amt under such circumstances II mt
absolutely impossible - 50 very irnpr,b,hi..
That ~ iluHk there are none vim concur an
his npiuIou. lie allowed he engines 10 work
Whfn h' Knew the pumps iii not suoplv.
and urged 4ls fires tiii lhcy were 50 hot as To-
excite the apPreheusiuns of the firenen. And
hnaiY, he ani las assistants have shown bv
ms example, how little reliance should b.
plaost upon ne opinions of men who can b..
induced 10 say, upOu 50 slight kuowle lgosas
may be gained 10y haif on hours Observation
&c the mer 81 htdrSng. that man is romp.-
tent 10 manage and CONTROL the lives and
property OF thousand and how important it
~ That some measures should be speedily
adopted. To- prevent individuals from assuming
positions Of The utmost rrs possibility. while
they are totally untitled to discharge the du-
ties they Involve.
We conclude, that this disaster was owing
IN The main, inot rHtirely. 10 the incompe.
iencs aud Inefhciency of The engineers.
Respectfully submitted
Cincinnati, January % lsiS.
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ABBOTT LAWRENCE.

1t iss'stei by the Washington correspon-
dent OF the Phliade phll North American,
that this distinguished citizen Of Massachu-
sets i The iayohte OF very Iarg. number Of
Wings iar The Vice Presidency. We know
OF no man whose eminent talents and eleva-
ted-charaeter better entilie him 10 the support
oil Whigsiu all sections OF The Union The
writer adds
.'Howeyer we may differ IN our preferences
OF our views OF policy, there can be no difef-
ence among the Whlss OF the Union as to The
fitness, the character aud ability OF Mr. Law.
renee iof this or iorany other station for which
his friends would nominate him As states
MN, phlinnthfopl,t aud a noble iihlstrl-
ton oil the American citizen, in t.is most sle-
waited capacity, Nj Lawrence possesses the con-
hdence ant appreciation of the whole coun-
try, withou, respect TO party. He has lived
To raise bis Own monument, and 20 see his
virtues, his patriotism his horities, and his
Integrity inscribed upon II by the appreciation
OF society at large. Ne public honor could
elevate hin higher than he now stands: and
il Just ambition seeks the applause OF the
good, he need not aspire 10 political station
TO find his reward or his Appreciation 1t
will be a happy day Tor the Republic when
men like Abbott Lawrence are selected to adj
minister the Governm ut, who have no mo
tive 10 take Office but % serve their country.
and IA purpose to grd'iIy bat that OF leaving
an example worthy OF emulation
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BY TELEGRAPH
fcOue'2Ont-n-" NJ nc rf.ss,srrh Gazette +
CONGRESS


Nss.lniAtul. Feb I, ISIS.
Sens'e-The morning business YVES laid by
aud the discussion OF The Ten Regiment Bill
resumed by Mr. SEWER. OF Arkansas. who
made speech 10 his usual vein. He vindi.
Gated in detail the conduct OF the sdminis,ra-
ton, land charged that the Me1icans began
the war by attacking Capt Thornton's dra.
goons. He disclained any Intention on the
part Of The administration to conquer the
whole Of Mexico. bot expressed himself in
favor OF that course rather than the withdraw
al OF the troops 10 line we meant to holdas
proposed by some Senators
At the close OF his remarks, which uccupi-
ell the attention OF the Senate nearly TO the
hour OF adjournment. X. NJ. T. Hunter. Of
Virginia. obtained The floor. but gave wsy
upon motion TO adjourn to Monday. the 9Th
ofFebrusry.
HOUSE, After the organization. Mr.. VIII
mot rose TO question OF privilege. and
| claimed the attention OF the House to person
oil explanation.
This ended. Mr. Vinton, Chairman Of the
| Committee OF Ways and Means, moved that
| the House go into Committee OF the Whole
upon the Loan Bill. which was referred.
MIR. Rockwell Then moved that the House
~ into Committee OF the whole upon Private
| Bills which was agreed 10, AMI several pri-
waite bills disposed Of, and The Committee
rose.
| A communication was received from the
War Department, III answer to resolution
from the House. calling for information in
relation to a letter written by Gen. TAYLOR 10
The Secretary OF War. in reply To one When
6es. Marcy attempted 10 rchuke Gen Taylor
for writing letter 10 Gen. Gaines, which
was printed The reply of the General is
Characteristic. He states tina he would write
1t again were 1t necessary. He was fully
aware OF the hostility OF the administration
which was mattet of perfec, indifference tc
him. He felt secure in bis perfect reclitu,le
and asked no iavors of them, nor did h,
SHRINK from any responsibility upon that o,
other questions.
motion was made TO prin, the letter
but while the question was pending. motto,
was made TO adjourn to Monday, the 9TH o
February, which was carried
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ApDirioN ~, FAILURES ~ EuRoE SINCE

, IhE LAST STEAMSHIP
N,-u-DH' ~ "Icsot q Co. merchants Glasgow
Anderson, J, g, merehants Cissgo,,
am \ Co. rlefchants, New cstle TYNE
Church, Lake 4 Co, merchants r,i-g,ta
totkcrell & Co. merchants C,irmtts
Cohen. Jgisis. banker psr,sI
,fo1et, Nsrhew q CO, merchants, Msrseilles
Durand Mackenzie, merchants Ionaon
Pie ishem l. u. banker rrankf,rt
Gthn1ur Kerr. .pinners Gl,s.ovy
Goutard J = & SON. bankers Fr,nkf,rt
leiihuu Ruehens A Co merchant. Iondou
ksniow n Bel shipowners st.ekholn,
Kramer q Son, general merchants Amsterdam,
kns~i Co, c.,,.b,,e
Lazy, John, merchants f;irsro,v
Lyall, Msttheson 4 Co. merchants. Cstrutt,
N'Fhail, F 4 Co spiuners GLASGOW
May, Pordyce A Co merchants Calrn,t I,
frevtnetrc. VI 4. manufacture Ua.ricr,
Sherman, Mullins 4 Co. merchants CsIcufts
Spcnrel D. merchant Usutn,rb
Sycrs, Livingston A Co. rnerefts Hop,hsv
Taylor, W A A, manufacturers ct,s-og,
Throne, William, merchant Ta,aon
Waidle, I, 4 Co, merchants. GLASGOW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07

a SMiLE.-Who can tell the value ..
t'h'.ei v, costs the giver nothing, bn,,
beyond Price TO the erdag and the sab ID
cherries, he lost an .orsik-u. n dis,ns
msi'ee--suodues temper-jurus hatred la y,
-re'enge 20 kindness. aui paves the ,l,rest
pain WIN gems OF sunlight. 4 smiLbe-
irairsi Aind heart, pleasant friend. at
ieeionale brother. duiitui son. happ,hus
band. J. aids ch4rn to beauty. il DEBATE.
the lace Of the deiormed. and mslesajvel,
woman resemble an angel OF Paradise.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-07

To MAKE Coon 9urrER Is WIsrEs.-We
often hear the complaint that butter made in
Wlnterls poor. Ours was SO lor seasons. II
was very slow in coming, aud frolhy, white
and sometimes bitter while butrr made
lrom the silnc kind OF milk in the warm sen
son was good, devised many plans for i'm
prnvement, such throwing IN sail. warm
mix scalllg cream, &c. but 10 no purro.e
Al length / Sc a my milk when brought
from The COW afterwards setting II in either
a cold OF warm place, as WAS most convent
tnt. mean / communicated sufficient h.s,
To destroy the effect which frosty Iced ba, in
autumn, or dry feed in winter unon ii. Since
winch tlme we have made, ID minutes churn-
lnS' purer, sweeter, AMI more yellow butter
Than we ever made in sum.ner-snd snmo.
lines from the frozen cream gradually
warned. And were il not that the IN.
crease OF manufactures, The present OF fashion
ana other causes combined. render hands in
d dairy room nova DAYS very scarce shn M
De al the trouble Of seadug NV milk helorr
setting II dunng the sumoef as well as in The
winter tor sufrly butter made la This way
possesses delicious richness and dryness
which cannot b. found in any other
Cal ipator.