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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07

nR HEATONS HERNIA INFIRMARY, nos RON
- Dr. ~ having returned from Europe, will receive ps-
tehs as formerly lie continues TO attend particularly
Tue nature aud speedy cnre 81 Hernia Rupture,
9ee scroteeee ydtoce &c also to oisesscs Of females
Itatses are dpensed With, In I'll Applications
be made at his oooe and residence, No Exeter r1scs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07

nR. L. MoRTAnoRE WOULD sAY TO rnosr VINO

II ~ L. hOhIAhOhb NOtLD SAT- TO THOSE VINO
y have contracted disease Cure Ut voleas that TAhs
care Of thy health lhave devoted
lession, ana treated ccassfuy thousands of Patients
Those who vish 20 consult thoee aay a
% tfree o. charge from A. 20 r. ~ Sunds excepted
you vslV, yoar health you viii avoid those knaves vh,
unbuehinsly tell THAT they .nly
that tboir kind of medicine 10 all that 10 necessary
disease ~ all tie forms Persons vhess health has
ned hr these erotists call me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07

nR. COOPER II DUANE sTREEr HAS, rOR rHB
~ lsst fourteen confined his practices The treat
ment 81 mercsria and other delicate nsur.
He can cure the mot aggravated Of this
charge ' -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03
GtECes EsEr,aNe,ts.

What did Mr.. Lowe moan, when, in
his speech al this place, he so emphatl-
caIly deprecated The circulation Of indoor
lns'nuaflons and street corner rumorS, IN
relation 10 the candidates for the guaerna-
toria{ Office? We could see no revplsncy
in hIA language at the time, and we're sur
prise" at hls extraordinary carnrstncss.
NON, SO lar as our candidate, Mr.
Clarke is concerned. we fear not the
s'nctesi scrutiny into al! his acts, whether
OF public or private character. He is a
high minded, honorable gentleman, ofpure
and spotlcss character, ana to deprccaie
the circulation OF runors So far as he If
CONCERNED, is, TO say the least, work Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03
400 Absurd 10 be Ridiculous"

The remarks Of Mr.. Lowe concerning
the career OF Gen. Taylor were r,aI9
ridiculous and epourh 10 sboc,. ths son. !
bih,ies of any one. Who or Iocotoco
whose heart is not SO caIIo,Is rs to d.nv
honor and Justice TO the nemorv Of do
parted worth. We eyncct,6 that This
modern D4moSth.n.s This a,,boA;n,rt
ai oratory and slon,p,c.. ih;s h,,u1 LoI n
sen,iIty and ACCOMPLISHMENTS woulJ en-
dravor to hold the old bar,, and ,totcs.
man up to tie cont4mnt of ,h. vn,gar
ra5bIe which surrounded him h,.t wo
mus, say with all our nrp,ious ln.vl.dg.
of his propcnsitv TO hlacLunardis,n we
lid not expect such l,pofh.neJ TRADE
oi abuse as was nournd ppon hns devoted
head.
It would not snricc h;s nurnosa n
sneak ofb,m wb,ls, ,;y;m, Ln, r,;'b sac,
rieuious band-v;tb 1bn ranac,,,, nI q,
starving hyena he piIIagsL tta v,ry ,cn-
ulchre which 4n,,n,hs hin, .,I v;th
shame be # said. E,r This o., ri nnnr.cn-
denied ,.arl,ari,r-f,r tL;s uoIGs', rsrd.
| N dispIav nj natnra ,,r h,.In,y nn,an
for this evidence Of = tas,e y,t,atsI h,,
the immora,;,v h.. tha l;bori,n;,,n ~.
the au,;-ra,,,l,l;co, t.nI.,o,. -. En.ncL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03

On examination, the lungs will be
found full OF innuInerable little holes; like
sponge. These holes are the cells into
which the air enters when we breathe
So great Is their number, that they have
been calculated to amount to l1G 100000
forming surface thirty times greater
than the human body. Every one of
these cells is provided with net work
of blood vessels by means OF which the
blood is brough: into immediate contact
with the air over every portion Of the
surface. When this great amount is Ia
ken into consideration, we shall at once
fsel how necessary it is TO supply pure
ar to the Lungs with every breath we
draw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03

STRANGE CiEcuMsTANcE.-A young
lady, residing at the hillside of Montrose,
a short time since, laid out a beautiful
point lace collar on the green to bleach,
and thinking, as the green was enclosed,
that nothing would modest her handiwork,
she left il exposed during the night. In
the morning the collar was gone, and the
sorrow and vsxaion felt for the loss can
only be conceived by ladies who have
spent days and weeks in ornamenting \
similar piece of dress. A few nights ago,
III, lady dreamed that her collar was i'll a
black birds nest in another Part OF the
garden; and, after dressing herself, was
preparing TO see if there was truth i'll her
dream. She met the servant girl and said:
81 dreamed my collar was Iii the black
birds nest" "You dreamed truly" was
the reply, e'lor this is it. took it out of
the nest, and il formed beautiful circle
about the eggs"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03


CAPTURE OF y MANIrGE OR SEA Cow
The CMarlestown papers note the arrival
theve on Friday last of one of those
strange animal. of the sea, that seem a
sort OF crude imitation of those of the
land. The Mercury says:
tlt Is called the SEA Cow aud was cap
tured by Mr.. Clarke IN ST. Luce's Sound
Florida, where they are often seen. The
specimen is a bull-the mate of it hay
ing been killed in the capture. 1t is
about ten feet long, with head not I'M
like that of a COW, very small eyes, teeth
IN shape and position like those OF a COW.
II has on the breast two tiippers some
thing like turtles but armed with nails.
The tail is fan shaped. the skin smooth
and of lead color and very thick. The
flesh is eatable, and is said to taste like
beef, and its vital organization, except
IN having irco hearts, approaches that Of
the COW. These creatures feed on the
water grasses in nlets, after the manner
Of the hippopotamus."
The Savannah News says that Barnum
Of the Amer,can Museum, is said to have
offered the captors $4,000 for their
prize. The female animal, killed in the
capture, was about IA feet long and
weighed 800 POUNDS.
Some years ago, during the Florida
war, Colonel Harvey shot two of these
animals in The Everglades.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03
ABOUT TrRNps, &c.-A correspon-

ABOUT IrRNIPs, &c.-A correspon-
oe'i' ol me Ge'muntown Telegraph in an
interesting article on the Turnin Culture.
estimates I the Cost OF his crop at SIX cents
per os'el-1h's would appear to be
low estimate when we consider the val
Tie OF the article for feeding; but f by
throwing our individual experience into
common stock, We can acquire inforna-
lIon enabling us 10 produce the crop at
lower rate than that above noticed all
may be benefited.
1t has been satisfactorily ascertained
mat gypsum applied to the ground before
broken up for turnlps, at the rate Of two
bushels per acre, will make verv deci-
ded difference in the crop. This result
has been noticed under different circum-
stances, and on different soils. After
thorough preparation of the ground. the
manure irem the poultry house will be
found to be tie best application, except
Iuano, which appears to have some pc
Gu lar constituent property particularly
adapted to the growth of turnps and on
TINS account Is more economical ma.
nar" Tor the crop than any other am
informed that i'll Ireland, where so mnch
depends Oh the success OF the turnip crop.
The use OF all other lnanures has been
abandoned, and guano only relied on.
Or the 2lst of last July, | applied Pat
agonia guano al the rate of 200 lbs. per
acre IN my corn field, making row be-
tween every row Of -o.n, hob rora
four feet apart, covering the guano sligh,
ly with earth with the pillow. On the
ridge thus formed, red-,op turnip seed
was drilled: the corn kept the ground
shaded, and prevented the growth of
weeds; consequently no culture was
needed. Alter the corn was cut IN Sep
TENDER, the turnips grew luxuriantIy
and produced the finest crop ever ,ais-
ed; while some intermediate rows that
were planted without any guano, were
not worth the trouble OF going over to
pultha lurnips.
In this experiment Of cultiva'ing tur-
hips among corn, there was no extra
ground used, and allthe culture and nlow
ing saved; the on y expense being the
gnano, which cost two and half cents
per buShei for The crop produced
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03

FAvNH9s, MAKE YOUR OWN CANnLEs.-
Take IL pounds OF alum for every 10
pounds Of talow, dissolve it III water be-
fore the tallow is put III, and then melt
the talow in the alum water, with ire
qucnt stirring, and ii will clarity and har-
den the tallow, so as TO make most bsau-
tiul article, for either winter or summer
Use, almost as good as sperm. Ifthe wick
be dipped in spirits ofturpentine, the cam
dies will reflect much more brilliant
light.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03

ANGER.-1l thou Dearest slight provo
cations with patience, It shall be imputed
unto thee for wisdom; and If thou wIpest
them from thy remembrance, thy heart
shall not reproach thee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03
Requiem on the Death of the President

Requiem on the Death of the President
Wcep-ior the spiri, fled!
The solemn word is spoken!
Wsep-for the silver thread
And golden bowl are broken!
warrior livod- a Christian died -
Sorrow should slumber in our pride
Go--hring his battle blade
Ills helmet and his plume
And be his trophies lad
Beside him in the tomb
Where files of ,iino-,nnried veterans come,
With MARTA tramp and muillcd drum.
Give to tn. earth his framo
Twas ORR but to decay
Not 80 his deatllcss nsme
That cannot pass away
In youth, in manhood, and in age,
He dignifcd his couatry's page.
Green be tho willow hough
Above the swelling mound
Where sleeps the hero now
In consecrated ground.
His monument his fame uprears-
His cpitaph--A NATIONS TEARS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03
Ito be continually

A tea-drlnlling match took place at
Seacombe last week, and the woman who
won the prize disposed OF no lever than
nineteen cups.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03
snpererogaton, as he has nothing to fear
from such things. What, then, did Mr.
Lowe mcan9 il 10 afraid OF scrutiny!
Cumberland Civilian.
LocoFoco Inconsistency,
T. Pretty Retrenchnent Picture I

DJ-"We invite the attention OF all hon
"at enqulrers after truth, in the matter OF
RETHENcHMENT, to the following very
beautiful plcture-We would preface II!
with the remark, that il Reform and Re-
trenchnent go hand-n-hand, and most
people think they ought, and advocate
the ioriner for The sake OF the htter, the
lnsnceri'y Of Locofoco protessit..s, upon
these important subjects, stands hut, in
BOLD relief, upon that part Of the Journal
OF the last Legislature, in which the vote
on the Governors Salary Bill! is recorded,
as follows
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03

Lcok at tl!is picture, voters OF Washing
ton couaty--you who are not Reiormers
!iom desire to foist yourselves INTO Of
fee, but because you wish to see a system
of economy adopted in the management
OF your State GOVERNMENTAL practisel
alter elections as faithfully as it is pro-
iessed before them, by all candidates for
your suirages from the Governor down.
Now, one Locotoco candidate for Cover
nor has heretofore deceived you, honest
Democratic Relormers, by telling YOU, in
the markel-house OF this town, that plain,
unostentatious Democrat like himself, who
would entertain his friends on bacon and
old rye, as he intended to do, instead OF
the epicure's vlands and champagne could
live upon salary OF Two Thousand
Dollars. The above vote, by which this
same candidates salary was increased TO
Thirty-siX Hundred Dollars AT HIS
Own MosT URGENT AND REPEATED SoLlc-
ITATioNs--demonstrates that you have
been humbugged by one Locoioco candi-
date for Governor. The fault was his
But if you allow yourselves to be again
imposed upon by another, the fault will
be yours. Make the application.
tHagerstown Herald.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03

these important SUBJECTS, stands out, II
Bold reheI, upon that part OF the Journo
OF The last Legislature, in which the vote
on the Governors Salary Bill! is recorded
as follows
HorSE-foR Raising Governors SALARY
Wings. Locolocos,
MORGAN, Harris,
SnIyth, Warner,
Baker, Walker,
Burgess, Hutchins,
Cook, Welsh,
Causln, Macgill,
Merrick, WorthIngton,
Henry, Lloyd,
TlIghnan, Powell.
S~Inner, Denney,
Bonliant, Fleming,
Lauvcr.- IL Kidd,
BddIe,
Thomas,
Bowie,
P!ummer,
Marshal, Of Bait.
GWlnu,
Spence,
Hack,
Donaldson,
Fell,
Price,
Kldow,
Reel,
Nlotter,
Brown -27
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
!. MEETING N HAMPSHIRE.

- Il
10 sfeordanfe tilh pFeviousnqtlce, given ii. ongh
ms rsPers3t M place. a very large meeting q
the 81 izenf 81 ~ Coanly wss.held at The Coutl-
hoafg eh HloHdfy iast for the purpose OF hearing
ing hlh RtcHkRo PARKER representative in Con,
gras gom fAis IgsFtet vindicaee his course during
'hq ias' session q hat body and Tor other parpJs-
es ssich inay se ltarncd by reference 10 lis Bio
cefdiags ak fepprlet blythe Secretary. given In
anplAeF cpluma1 aqq which VI .ru>t Win IND
PFet Il al bog papers that gave publicity 10 III
Ptsc.:aing{of lie meeting hesi-here' tpIbe DIR
uIena
NJ PaRkFR trinted a thor;,ugh acoaaipt,nre
~llh hi7 subject and was a,tcHlipelt listened 10 By
his FulrnEe 3Ie assumed ,spd n ! .nss, af
meEf ihau I've HpufY ID length Successfal defended.
thc f5siiiqq thaf theEseries Of measures known as
'he ppfFmiff measures, were nos degrading 10
10y GlsnifY andi honor Of the S6uth, and that The
seaIf p4sh' nst, OF ihatgrousd TO resist diem.
mat aeaglfsenep in what Congress had done Was
nef Ffuf cPnfsg anq resiSleneet in any form what.
eRff T9lad eesnefitihg more or less than political.
haa'ieSs. IN ssof he heliey6d and proved lie
as system Of measures for the settle
ilFht LIPS siSKefY question y be based upon The
PflnE 'P'e # hotfinteFFenion by.he GeneralGogtrn
nleh@ah0f tfe apProva4of all friends Of the
1pnsiltahpn and thq Union. tr. ,PAhkERs speech
'aronshqYl was ,ch?Faeterized by spirit Of calm
nFss ana degree OF consideration commensurate
WIN the Hampertante of The subject, and the Bro
efeethga u M nesting show plainly thar large
ma!'ftY y his audience approved Of his views and
his s9afse as their representative in Congress.
"a. RbmReB Iakelliae5fe+
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
2! = : =
ROCKINGHAM MEETING.

wa be oar friends Of tie VALLEY I1.noc+,,,
Wfr pteIent al the assemblaae fine ia
merliHs as they would bays b5d an t.,rt,
= 'Ta: s9ne,hing OF The sentiment OF the Tenth
'iEt'4a II Whleh ihey are eyiden!ly profoundly
8 Wiclip The abore paragraph from he .s,irf, i
JeaH 9onF' MOI 50 fast fficnd Beller. Your vanitv
ID sapo4ias that we are.ignosant of The senii,Den,
of tk,i ",snth Legion on he susiect N M c,na-
s., may eVfF reach youF better judgment as
waT ale ease with regard to the sentirnen, ~ Inc
Peohe III Jeiiefson July demonstrated al the late
Mq'osH nIee'4ng held al Y har-sstowD which prdsed
vi BE- magnificent failure WE venture ID predict
saf fff7a'f non my PERSONS y The Tenth Legion"
0lF = II 'hf compromise measures, notwihstan-
atss sAeyaHi'y 81 the fspiGit, may lead him TO
lhiHk 4haiws profoundly gnorant" of Puhlic
scaling = il. this section 81 Iugtv Desiacrat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
Baltimore Market.
Randolph & Lntimer,s
CiRcVLAa pr PRicEs IL the BALTIMORE MARIE
stor nc lseek endiag Nov. s 1850

CIRcCLAa pr PRIcEs IN THE BALTIMORE MARKE7
n FIR The reekeraiag Nov. s. 1850
II RePasted expressly for the Free Press
\ RUTT9a--Fresh lots are beginning 10 come in
and We have decided Improvement 10 notice sales
OF roll az 10 to 20 cts. Giades IS to Is cts Gem
mon heE = 10 l2l.
BEgsRAK-Hleld al 81 cents. no sales.
BAcos-A good deal OF activity and sales I'll
Shoulders at Il to q cts; Sides al ST to g. Hams
S 10 IL fents.
CORNf--Not 50 much activity and a giving aHa
in prices. Sales al So t660 cts ter white, and CD Is
81 cts. fos yellow
CATT9s~NThe offerings have been about 1860
head SOC Of which were sold at ST. IS TO So SO Oh
the hoot. equal TO $3.50 10 IS Nett The balance
were PasIiy sold to farmers and driven TO Philade
phia
CLoyeRsEED.-Sales at S4 so to S..
CoUNfRH SoAP.--Sales at IL to ST cents
EtouR.- 4 decline has taken place and sales are
made AZ ~, 20, for uoth Howard ST. and Civ Mills
FEAratERs---Sales al . ID IS cts
FLaXsgGD.-Sales. al 81, 10 81 .37k.
Goea.-Saes at 81 so 10 IS, good demand.
LARD Sales Of No in Bbls. and Kegs at Il cts.
0ATs--Sales al 80 q 80 ELS
RYE--Sales al SO TOGO dis.
TGLLoT Sales at 7 to cts
TIMosEY SEED.--Sales at 50 so 10 2.75
w HE4r.-Remains about The same as III anota9
Sales oil inferior 70 good red at 10 TO 95 cts pod
g prime at IS TO I02 cts family flour while al
ITO To TO cents
Wods.z-sa Of unwaahed is 10 81; washed 1t
. 10 No els. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
~ - - m = ~ - -
NEW YORK ELECTyON.
LBg 7sEgraPt tor he Baiti4ore cli7pe, :.

III New YoRH Nov Sill p. M
~ THIS cgl 81 far as regards TIL Mayorality, he
wings kafe Hgumphed eecEiRg Newfoundland. A.
e, kirgslan4 By upwards I'll 4 ,O0D majofity. The
result ts1r CoFgffsS is as. lolIhws .
gain. y n
an an. d District FL Halves, whig nochangs.
pm dlsfrif1 Briggs whigs Reelected '
9TH dlAritf JAS: Brooks fWhigs re. elected
9Th diStfet Thomas Mckissock, whig. re-elest.
24th dstrik i+Daniel T. Jones Dem, elecled-a
asih dIsrr8t-A. NJ. sei i or horn, whjs proba-
bly, re-eeeted ' DNI
29th ttissiiet-J. HosfoFd whig, clecleI... 10
In This city the wings elect majority OF Assem-
b}ymeh, and The democrats majority 81 Assistap1
The ,whisFnaI6rity on Tie statb ticket IN AIba6y
L w u Niagara countysoo in Loekpoft 800
70 Mehree equity 200; III SYRACUSE 80 Srbenec5
tady $50; gftatio 100. sa N n
! he.delmo 81 majorityfn Bqfalois $50.
IL The Mercantile Business Directory yhicb
We haYe+horaofore mentioned as being N prorr,s
of compilation under the 3caret Of Mr. Will.
THOMPSON 81 7his city is, we learn, nearI4 connie
ted and VIII shortly be ready fpr delivery. THIS
valuable w9fs will comprise the names and resi-
dences Ut eyety business man, merchant manu-
facturgr andRsolessiona man inthe States of Dela-
ware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina and
the Distriet 81 Columbia. comprising In an not I@ss
than Jf1yt&A&nd The advantages of Such pab-
lieaoa viii d. once be pparent 10 eyerg one v-bo
Is engages m active busiFess, and AZ pains have
Deeh taken ensure accuracy, we dogbt not The VI
tiIity Of ihess4ork viii secure for il a wde eircnla
tcn.- Tsq} t7rc Patrol
TIM UNs&s M4ErlxG In New YoeK, The IA /
toual Iatel encer SAYS, With gteat force and .ruB
no A'aericlk whether in South Carolina Or eISal Il
where caSl sad those prSkeedings apa4be nobIe /
sentiments lch breathe through the Speeches The
resoisloRSg Pa above all the sopstirring letter Of
Mr. ebssfF without feeling Hs heart glow with Il
reneNis4 ifiotsm and deeper devotion 70 the u
bis country II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
A ALEXANDRIA,.

Various 4ascpunts concur 10 representing .hat This
gaod OLD CifE s assuming quite q business dir
The shfpp!!k q The wharvrs few days.since gave
evidenced lafeviviag prosperity Theconstrpc,iou
of The RailtRasd aad The openiugof The coalitade,
have giyeti lew life 10 the pAysieal worlds lii The
moral per,jstp there are veFy gratifying signs -
The sehcoSand ehprehes are all ID state f acliyi-
A., and shsE ipcst cheering proSpetts every where
meet the ssS Of tAe moralisl and philosopher
The pecPAe OF Alexandria are setting noble ex.
ampies 70 paAer portions II the Old Dominion.-
Every thiae seems reinveaaisd Even the old men
ana women are brushing mp their. habiliments, and
living over again portions OF their happy DAYS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
DIG al.

Gonthe 18TH ult the residence of her father, Geo
MARROW. Es1 in l.oodotn county, VI. Mrs AMEKIcA.
Wife Off ~. eanrud of HarpeTs- Ferry, Va The de-
Sfaked WIS but = years months and days DID, and
has LETT lnahand three small ehiIdren and numerous
table loss y
To recgsd dc death If one so youhg,so loving, and
S9 Lowell 7oTn 50 suddenly from ssoentipus so nume
f4us and iFndaTis always affecting. But thrilling
interest il thrown around thjs'mournfu record as shG
Stems 20 aye been called when there would have been
hEspecial I24.Ssn her remaining 10 her ntant
charge She had been raised in almost nliraeulo1s
haanher t4an otfc Of the NEST malignant attacks cf
tLolera She Lad under circumstances the most touch
PRE- ever Witnessed by The wrer professed a change
WI heart She had been removed tIem this place fy
}s fostering cure OF husband, parents and phySic aIi
ZIP hoFe u ntf recovery But with few and short in
tetmssloF She continued the child Of suffering until
diseases fempAcated and assduous alike regardless of
lhe skl 9F Physicians and the tender ocitude ar kin.
{qfed gave repse 70 the sufferer in the calm sleep pf
death The bereavement is severe the nights Of sor
TOW that Gathcfs alike around the stricken hearts of
Husband tPar nts and friends may have been nnfx
Reeted-S there is one bIght feature of comforting
I FsAct to gid US with the tight Of Heaven, tie sai
memories OF that painful hour To the deceased lie
event Of talhwas neither xpcetednor WELCOMED
IN bidding the writer her last farewell she said She Iii
pot exPeds OF desire 10 receiver bu doubted mol III
would mfstia heaven This conviction She
pnwaverftgly 10 the last ana with pnmurmnrnt,t a..
Hence shf suffered and with undsturbed tranquility HE
III u AMcUs.
Gdo6n.ef =! lhafies p and Margaret ii. Lee aged
Il This precious babe, aner sixweeks Of oreat s,,f
fering Hrs been called from ibis world Of sin M
Pos On 3he s9som e that Savior who hath said
r. Z h .3e VIII oi ny Heavenly Father that one
~ tnese Fttls ones sEoudperisH" One other beauf
I 1i4 mas peep removed from garden olthorn4
n,.a beTe PeloW and tFanspanted into Cha
/ - "a GOa 20 hloum IN perpetual freshnass
IL 0 me sirf1ken Parents we would saw
~ tEooh<heaVenward, behold this mortal has
4 80 q.' -that bahe which was born fof,
rs now aGherub Of celestial beaaty horn In FIer9
niy in Heaven - A-'si
Mother! check that bitter Weepirg- III
Thy babes n5t dead but sseetIy sqepino
Lo4s not TO the dark, cold iomb,
thHte Is noihe Spirits home
Raite thy heavy fearful eye,
Look tPSond the tranquil Sky /!
Thgse upon thy Saviour breast
DOGS this newborn Cherub rest
Pair ana suffering all are DER. II
TbHloyely one can. die no more
Thea listen to thY Savouts voice
~ Tpfds shonld make lHy heart rejoice, All
ne LORD thy babe IN Kindness keepeth tI
III AIS, she is not dead bbt sEeepeth. 80
In ShcfhsIdslown Oh SATURDAY morning % inst u
pulmonary consumption, Mrs SUSAN wife Of Nj
George Eakle, in the 47th year df her age 4
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la CAPITAL STOVE.

We hsse had on trial 10 our Office for the lasl
few &ys,she Z Ben Franklin Air Tfght'' Coal
StSFs weTh Is decidedly the best adapted for Par
lor BY Cisssnber Stoves, Of any thing OF the kind
We hase :sser seen Il possesses all the adyanl
lages of u crate, and yet will pot consume more
than oEf gsali the fuel II il in addition, hand
some orifltlent 10 a room, and can be made aB
airtighsssFlopea stove al pseasnre Mr THosE
PARKRRsM lSoss, of this town, are the Agents fuF
the saaul sscturers, and will supply such OF our
citizeBsas Iare in want!-Spiru
IWeShSfe seen the operation Of The above Stove.1
and ae MI hesitate d say. that il is, in onr judsl
menss tszssvr os The dav