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-nr. Henry James,s Fourth Lecture wiz
nae Place THIS tFddsy) ENENiNUC a. e ,r5s pssf
rt@b ar Cbrisany il the Letter. Tickets . Cents 20
had al the Book Stores Of Messs Francis CroTgn
Eefnot, and at the door
~ The Great West-4 Lecture WI. es oeysrel
,bs Ise,ure Room Of the Norb-flithst NJ e. Church,
yv,ilisTshnreh on FRIDAY EVENING, l4ih inst, oy
inIN w GREENE Of Ohio. Admission W Gus
The proceeds of the Lecture are 10 be appropnaIea 10
he interests OF the Church IN which Il s 10 De gwen 10
Mr.. Greene having resided l9I seoe , ensiveIv
though it's prepared 20 impsrt mucn interesting i''-
mson on the above subject - IL. v;sasD
EB-The Lecture will be delivered oraiy' th.eeh
minutes viii be appropriated at the close N answering s1cn
osesons any may wish to propose relaVe 70 e SUI
get OF the Lecture III -
o. Forbes -Four Lectures on Recent EyenIs IN
RAY viii be delivered the Society Library Lecture ko9
cor OF LeODaTd.st sndBroGdway on me ~ ENINOSo q
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speefuy invited TO Festival got up by The pvi:9p IN
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By order Of the Committee,
MAs 4. CAMPBELL, CHAIRMAN
ETA Card Let tie Oppressed 90 Free TO THE
Pt'BLIC-Our LINE OF OMNlBUSES running from
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upderrened will number Of splendid new Coache'
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Ulr BERTHE RYERSON.
~ PIahteenth Warsl.-The members elected to
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ING Feb H. 1851 On motion, BENJAMIN HAhhEh'
EsQ was appointed Chairman, pro TEN, aud OSCAR r.
BEsJAMlN, Secretary pro tem-
On motion the Committee proceeded to elect permanent
officers for The ensuing year The following gentlemen
we're elected unanimously:
PHILIP PElTCH, Chairman
BENJAMIN HARKER, Vice Chairman
gV BAGLEY and @. z. SHARPE, Secretaries
RICHARD KELLY. Treasurer.
JAMES e. WATSON, Sergesnt-at Arms ,,,
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DAY EVENING, Feb %. 1851.
BENJAMIN HARKER, Chairman pro tetn.
q p Sn,sss Secretaries. lAllt
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WI please all their Freight on board al Pier D North
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obe Office for signature. T. b. SUTTON 20,
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~ sons Of Temperance.-The Members OF Wash
nsion DIVISION No A. s. of T., with their ladies' are re-
spseifuy invited Festival got up by the Division In
1sr rooms l66 Fulton St Brooklyn. on next MONDAY
EyyNING I7lh inst at u o'clock P. NJ.
By order Of the COMMITTEE,
iHns A. CAMPBELL Chairman
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JEW-YORK AMPHTTHEATER, 81

NEW YORK AMPHITHEATEK, 81
LNBowery-JAMEs M. JUNE n co. rropretors-
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
PERFORMANCE At "A o'clock THIS EVENING, Fec.
Ia the performances will commence with the Acrobatc
Feas To be followed by splendid variety Of Horseman-
ship and Feats in the Arena. 20 conclude with JACK
ROBINSON AND HIS MONKEY. Private boxes, y cis;
Boxes Is Pin l2i eta Doors open u st. performance
10 al IA
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NHE WORLDS FAIR.-An English

n gentleman educated in London and about to return to
England would be- happy to form engagement win any
company Of gentlemen Sor private family, 10 accompany
them TO The Worlds Fair. He is thoroughly acquainted
with London lie public buildings and every object OF inter-
to the traveller. This would be excellent opporu-
nly for those who wish not only the Fair but the
beauties of Eogsh Scenery" which the advertiser would
point out He has objection to visiting the continent,
having travelled deal in France and speaking fluent
Tribune Isl 2t*
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE.-MLLE
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oc OcG on Thursday morning. 18Th inst Prices OF at.s-
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WANDERERS to Illinois and Mis-
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and forfeited for Taxes Apply or address, giving num-
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q single gentleman II 2weodT
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"ANIED-A Music Teacher To IN
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One who Give lessons in arithmetic preferred Apply
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DOOMS TO LET, with full or partial
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bCof Broadway and Thrteenihst The hrst section
tsinng 4 collection Of twentysix vews OF Europe, Asia
Minor, The Holy Land, Syria, Egypt, Nuba and Arabia,
will be exhibited until the eighth OF March. After hat
date all these will be replaced by new views equally
interesting, lW lW-
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~ mr.. Henry james, Fonrth Lec suESss %It
s.tpe com rencng al o lock. Sgolect@Ins ea ~
cSrreh or Christianity in the Letter TicSes = cens 70
BE- had al the Book Stores Of messrs FIanCs AZ ~
Ke,pot and at the door. ~.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-02
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING.


II PNOIIE7THj0 FTlccS.
WILLi.3.N &. Ia + =,
No. 81 .Nmket ST., EHa..a..a4, DEL.
JNroHMs the people Of Cecil, t.a- j.. les IN
lhand and is constantly adding 10 lag a,.aIy
large stock Of Goods, Il great variety Il SlunE
and Summer Clothing, suitable for the sta.on.
His stock consists Of Sack. DRESS Goats, Vests,
Parts, and an unusually large assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods, which VIII be sCld
at Philadelphia prices.
Persons who mag he in want of anything in
my line, are invit"i to call and examine ny
Gools, and learn the prices before Purchasing
elsewhere. [apr 5
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From the american Farmer.
Iarge Weld Of M.lk.

DR.: Perkins, Of Smyrna, Kent county,
Delaware, has a small native COW, from
which he obtained 2tR gallons Of milk
in three days of last month, the 23d,
oath and 25th Of April, 1881. On the
second days trial she gave Sgallons and
pints, say 80 quarts and pint.
The DR.. intended to have continued
the trial for one week, but by little
Encouragement of his dairy maid, she
fell off a quantity after the second days
milking The DR.. was induced to make
this trial of his cows mijk-gIylngi quail
ties, from the fact that she gave five gal
Ions of milk per day without any other
food than the luxuriant pasturcior which
the lots in the vicinity Of Smyrna arc
SO famous. During the trial, the COW
was MIXED four times day, and was
fed with Indian meal. Here might have
been the mistake. The Dr. might have
ordered an over dose Of the meal, IS
physicians sometimes give the wrong
medicine. as we'll as sometimes take a
little more blood from their patients than
the state OF their disease would seem to
justify.
This COW had no particular pedigree
only that she was native oihcnt com
ty, which originally flowed with milk
and honey, and which now seems to be
returning to her former fertility. Her
color, however indicated that some of
her ancestors had or sinaiy belonged to
the highly improved stock Of the late
Gen. Emory, Of Queen Anne's county,
Md.
/ Better aHl.-NTr. Cummings, Of
Smyrna has COW from which he OBJ
tanned bushe!, or S gallons per day,
about the same time asthat oIthe above,
mitton trying. Mr.. Cummings COW is
Of highly improved stock OF DevonS OF
Devondae.
NIB. C. p. Ilolcomh, Of Deyondale,
bids fair to succeed as well III hIs favor
tie pursuit of changing the color and
improving Tie stock OF horned cattle in
Delaware, as the celebrated Coke, OF
BoIconb, was il biz lauda5le deterni-
nation Of Improving The whole 2Errul'
turc OF 81. Gland.
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NOTICE.-The state meetings of the Or
phans' Court of Cecil county, are held on the see
cond Tuesdays in February, April, June, August,
October and December. School Accounts must be
presented, on the second TUESDAY in January, tn,
lst Tuesday in April, the 2nd Tuesday IN July
and the 3rd Tuesday in October.
GEO. R. HOWARD, Reg. of Wills.
Jan. 4th 1851.
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n York State Agricultural u mk 5

agricultural .Nnchines aad Implements.
w HEELER. MELiCk & CO., continue
w their lnanuiaclory at the corner Of Liberty
and Hamilton Sis, ALBANY, where lhty are pre-
pared 10 ill all orders with dispatch. Orders Tor
WAcclcy'a Pafent RaiI~uV, Chaiu Horse
Bulrpyy DII
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CHEAP WASH FOR C0TraGEs Of PACK,
STONE, STUcco,oH HorGH.cAsT.-Iahe d
barrel, and sIake half buShal Of fresh
lime as before mentioned; then fill the
barrel two-thirds fall Of water and add
one bushel OF hydraulic cement or wa
ter lime. Dissolve in water and add
three pounds OF sulnhate OF zinc. The
whole should be of the thickness OF
paint, ready for use with the brush.
This wash is improved by the addition
Of peck of white sand stirred in just
before using it. The color is a pale
stone color, nearly white.
To make it fawn color, add one pound
yellow ochre, 2 lbs. raw lumber, : lbs.
Indian red,
10 make a drab, add ID. Indian
red, Ii. unber, lb. lampblack.
This wash, which We tested thorough
ly sets ami adaeres very firmly to brick
work or stucco, is very durable, and pro-
duces very agreeable elIhct.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-08-02

'Lampblacl, when mixed with waite. co!ors
should first be thoroughly dissolved IN alcohol
Yellow ochrc, Indian rcd, Sc, arc eoll in dr.
powder, at few cents per pound.
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.,nHKOrS.--Carrots bear a succession
OF crops very we'll; betterthan most 9th.
er crops, yet it !snot an established fact
that they Will bear good crops for Sc
ries Of years 50 prohtably as they would
b. change Of soil, and by being brought
into a rotation once in three or four years.
Generally there is no advantage in
cultivating one crop on the same land for
series OF years; for, in order to get
good crops, higher manurlng will be
necessary than in a rotation. AS differ
ent crops differ in their constituent ele-
ments, they, of course, draw different
elements from the soil. There is gen.
crally, economy in rotation ofcrops,
as less manure is required. There are
some exceptions. The onion, for in
stance, not only bears succession of
crops with success, but it is said that it
holuishes better on land that has been
long under its cultivation. An instance
is named of a piece OF land in England
that has borne good crops OF onions for
400 wears in succession W. L. Farmer.
BEST TINE FOR CUTTING HlCXoay TIM
ErR.-iermit me 10 mention a fact in
relation to cutting hickory timber for
farm or other uses. Three or four years
ago, was told by very old man (who
is famous for his forks, rakes, &C., made
Of hickory that i'll would cut the wood
upon the fourth, fifth and sixth days at
ter the new moon in August, he would
warrant it not to be destroyed by the
worm OF borers. The result for several
ayears has verified The old mans predic.
Bti.s ghllst that cut through the winter
other times through the summer
!, barkcd (as ,rial) has been eat
evssnt. Not being lunarian,
Ftoaccount for its preeerva.
man by stating that the
81. gticular time, was Ia
therefore in4c.@
4
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-... .-...r..... la-a ..'''e ! into Co.par'ucr-
.r 4r.-.,.- arm Of
EL1G.4.. E..Nsr ~, gE,
TO caNf7o% Tli=
y ~! 4 4 :: M &! I,%ttI.-'s,
1t No. : .NiHor Street, P@ltl1c,fh2d.
HM-iIIEr ta,o. intend k,rriLg = large as
w snr,L.eu, # paperS. ST., consisting il. part
=. r]lcws.
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Green corn may be preserved in the
following manner: pluck the ears OF
green coruwAen fit for boiling, strip :
the husits, and throw the ears into d
l,ettel Of boiling water; leave them i.
until he water hojl2 them, when they
must be taken out: she'll Oft the corn 10y
running the prong OF a fork along the base
Of the grain. holding the ear with one
cnd against the breast; this is more cH-
peditious, and saves al! the grain, nclud-
ing the heart or germ, which Is TIE
sweetest part.
After being thus prepared, it must be
spread out thin on cloths In a shady, airy
place TO dry, it 3hould be stirred every
day until dried thoroughly. When
cooked, it should be put in cold water
and boiled an hour or more, the water to
be pretty well boiled of. When the
water is nearly I'll, little milk added to
it will improYS the taste.
Beans, peas and green corn will retain
their original Aayor more perfectly By
being preserved IN dramatically sealed
cans.
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ATTENTIONS.

ATTENTION..
YEVHF. subscriber bcgs leave 70 return his sin
b ccre thanks 10 Il Kind public. for the patlon-
age received for twenty year, a.
.Surreycr cad GrHnsI aacsy,
and promises to continue t1 M#,'r aar nsona-
bic sacrifice, for the accCnaa-taGon q. &i. those
who may ar're 10 perpctuatt SUCH patronage.
He also continues g act as
LGnd .7geRt,
for all those who may confer on him such agen-
cy. JOHN JAANE1.
College Green, Cecil Co., Md. lie 22-tf
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To DESTROY INsEcTs.-One of the
most convenient and efiectual modes Of
destroying numerous insects of various
kinds, among fruits, is TO hang among
the trees and bushes transparent bcttels,
nlled tYo,tiirds Or three-q&rters full OF
" steT' Tened with moIa,seS. Insects
ofal gry description will enter
thess "a and be drowned. Wbop
thef jill, empty theg~'f1'' a.
thG n WatprI"Han5 t I
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PHILADELPHIA

ElETEEsVAE..
Eo[5TGLL & BACTERS,
.NaRJacturers md Importers Of
EsapaT E2aIsiEEs,
Have removed their Ware-rooms TO their
rcw buildings
No. lI2 Che&nnt Street, PhIadcipht0,
(aboyc SIKH, opposite the Theatre,)
Where they are prepared to exhibit TIE most ex-
1ensive stock CT Taper Hangings in the United
States, including every variety, from the lowest
priced articles, 10 The finest Gold and Velvet
Decorations, all Ct which they will srn at lew
rates. Ijui! } 3m
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TIE Subscribers, lat'n'f
TatchI Iiorse !owrts, having
are established where they nal ... "a.
sg's Fatel Horyt Fgueyy UDd Zee ...,
when in fact thcy have not obtalnea H. q any
liberty to use our Eat"ni:
We hereby caution all persons that said per-
sons have no right 10 use our Patent OF Sc manu-
facluGa or sell said Horse Powers ard that sale
by them will confer no right upon the purchaser
to use such Power. Messrs. Wheeler. Molirk
4 Co.. of the State OF New York, aud their
Agents. arc the only persons authorised 10 make
or sell Whcelcr'S Patent Horse Powers and
Ovrlshot Tlrtshers.
A. VIC. WHEELER,
June 7, 81 If Patentees.
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WVNNV NWh IVII! VIC 20 " =
l..,-.G taken tn above G2..... .....
SFZAVsshs 1t Is lis intention =. .-
yt&id ssS House in the hest ujau..
-seIlJl.Af. ~ make il worthy of the patrcAd
s-as's7- "'S+' of the public. His table shall be
furnished with The best thc market a.tcrt", a.
trntlon and cfnpctent cooks, waters and ostltgs
will be employed ana every pains taken 10 rem
der visitors comfortable and give satisfaction
All persons who are required to stop a. hotel
in Port Deposit, are requested to GIVE him a call.
JOSEPH NcMULLEN,
March 90 If. PORT Deposit, Nd.