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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-09-19
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lhrep, Of the Baptist persuasion, formerly
of New York State, and ,be author pf, 4
pppular work on Natural Philosophy. &c'
lstepnd shimato bs possessed pffI pf large
theological and scientific ssiiainmep'ts'1
IIs occasionally breaches "a the Excflsior
S-cie'y as well as 20 the more assuredly
orshordox If his,ow Church, 10 con-
yersa'ien with him, he urged that 7tbe
Christian Ministry shouid sndy heBi bic,
:,s history, philosophy, and revelation
closely, not by the light Of !creeds, but inp
accordance wiihhhe reyelaiion Of God,
through Nature and Reason, and aim 70
be fully able 10 render, an intelligent
reason for their faiih, in its truths, and ~
answer the objections which modern
science and modern seepticism have pre-;
fened against il. If this is not done, the
church he .concelves must continue 10
thrust from her communion thousands Of
the most intelligent members Of Society,
for the sake Of clinging 10 the worn ont
fofmplas of theology always in antag-
on;sm,e gospel truth, and forming only
a ready refuge for ignorance and medio-
Gritty '2eeis's7'g ilad . Y .h7IaS ,ae''i'
II i certain that our preachers gen
erally conine themselves 10 500 narrow a
sphere. They arc less teachers than
they should be. y Thereis too E,tls effort
made On their part 10 be familiar with
The intimate connection which exists be-
Iween science and revelation between
Ihe moiaf revelation Of God To- man con-
tained Ia the Bible,and the physical sevel-
ation contained in the great book Of
Creation. Instead Of this how often is
there given from the pulpit wearisome
hash Of theological fonmulas. as little as
possible ia accordsnce with the simple
o. the great founder Q: Christ
i,piiy. We have scarcely yet got step,
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,andsnce of Individual and private s iude-
mem, !, for which protestantism originally
.outended. will not listen to any truth
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-09-19

Z Dobs1 says, lshefe Is Ibis advantage ahont
IpIaidIfoussrs-l -eysry lime 10 gets asleep,
ihs boardeTs roll him over and play
chequers on him.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-09-19

To draw i mans merit out, there ID No
pouhics like Tie cod which sossts his
grave.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-09-19

s4sHComeu here, my little ! man." said o
eeuilemaa 10 n youngsier of four years Of
age, while sitting in, the paFlor where q
large company we're assembi isd, "Dp you
know smeisAlS aoiipm Il ,,ia ,.v NM, !,
) Hyes, sir, 4 think do" aSi a,,,i oa,.;,
'ssWho am, I, ihep, let me hear,n ,,,e3
i HqiYou are the man what kissed sister
Jane laat night in the paflor,nI Jane
lAinted. naliisaaa rlk !, III -
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-09-19

A correspondent, q fbe Phi!adelphia
Ledger. who signs himself .Somebody,"
asks sDoes anybody know anybodyi II
;hey do, I wish anybody ould tell some
body to tell anybody to MUD nobody's
business but his own. And then every-
hody would get along much better, and
feel more pleasant, if nobody imedd.ed
with what was nobody's business bntrhis
own.n Very sensible and good advice
but which could not he driven into some
people With asledge-hanmer. NJ asi a''i'
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

Ciiy Improremeats--The row Of six three story
brick houses We sometime since mentioned as
being erected. in Sixth street between Poplar and
Lombard, have now oil been commemorative
workman are engaged at the present time in dig
ging the cellars. The owners,wil be MessTs. Pyle
Michael Harriiy, Henry Klund and johnson.
The workman are now seen engaged in the
erection of a handsome and tasteful brick gothic
cottage for Edward W. Gilpin, Esq in the helC
adjoining the eastern side of his residence thi
Kennel Rad, near the Cross Keys, 1t will b.
4 feet front by 81 feet deep, with high gables
Mr.. Joseph A. Brown will be the builder.
This style Of architecture has now become
quite the fashion in Wilmington, 1t is crafty
Jog TO see a lite architectural taste prevalent
The eternal square brick box Of honse, withou
one single ola of architectural display, is any
thing but pleasing to the eye We mention witt
pleasure the increased taste for the beautiful
Mahon Belts, Esq. is about erecting larg
and handsome three story brick house, in Yves
street above eth, for the residence of one OF hi
family. The main building will be 20 by 81
foet, in addition it will have large back build
ing.
T,irer cent pie,e--We have been pre- ented witt
one these new coins by Adams & Cos Express
They appear to be ahead OF everything,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

The CITY ELECTION came oil on Tuesday
last. The day was fine, and there was consld'
cradle interest felt in the election. The vote,
however, was anything but full one on ac-
count of large number oil our citizens (many
among our wealthiest men) not voting on ac-
count of not having money convenient to pay
their tax. Captain Columbus P. Evans, wing +,
was elected Mayor over w. r. Sellars, DEM,
by a majority of "a. Clark, wing, was cleo
ted City Treasurer over Joseph Scott, DEM,
by majority of 80. Both the candidates for
Mayor were popular men, and much respected
by their parties. Capt. Evans has done his
country good service in Mexico, and Mr.. Sell
lars is one of our most esteemed citizens. The
candidates for Treasurer were both excellent
citizens.
One thing that tended somewhat to the iniu-
ny of Mr.. Sellars was portion of the demo-
cratic delegates who were instructed TO vote
for Col. Vim. Hemphill Jones as the democra-
tic candidate for Mayor, did not fulfil their in
struction, the consequence was that some Of
Col. Jones' friends Notwithstanding the ex-
erlon oil lhat gentleman 10 counlerdci such d
feelng) We're lukewarm and did not work as
hard for the success of their party as they
would have done otherwise. Another reason
that Mr.. Sellars not seeking the nomination,
and being in rather i'll health, did not himself
make my exertion. Capt Evans, the new
Mayor, is young man of energy, and will
no doubt do credit to the high and honorable
office. He is the youngest man that ever fill
led the office, not being, we believe, twenty
seven years of age. Heis also unmarried-an
item of information, we opne, somewhat in
ieresting to the ladies.
The members Of the Council elected are J.
NJ. Poole and Henry Bleyr from theirs ward;
Samuel McCaulley from the fourth ward, and
A. Hollingswo rth and V. c. Gilpln from the
fifth ward; all excellent men. The returns
will be found in another column.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09


New BAsKs.-Among the many inconsis-
ten, and partial acts of legislation perperated
by our last legislature was the Incorporation
of the Bank at Milford wiihout The individual
liability clause, and the refusal to incorporate
the Banks at Cantwell's Bridge and Newark,
with the indiuidual liability clause. BY what
rule of right the citizens of Milford were favor
ed and the others refused, we are at a loss TO
determine. Newark and Caniwell's Bridge
are thriving and increasing places, and If their
business required banks, and the Legislature
granted bank chatiers, we see no just reason
why their request should be refused, and those
h . of other sections complied with. Banking is a
business in which there is no more necessity
for monopoly than in any other business
The same rule of demand and supply is as well
applied to them as other matters. II there Is
business for bank in neighborhood, the oanl
will be called into existence, and if properly
conducted, succeed. iii is not properly con.
Quoted, or there is not sufficient business for
il, It of course has to wind up its concerns oil
fail. That is the business of the stockhold-
ers-the business of the Legislature is 10 see
that undoubted security is given that the pub
lie sustain no loss, by inserting such stringent
clauses in the charter, before the bank can le'
gally 90 into operation, as would protect ouI
citizens. Every tub would then stand on lis
own bottom. 1t is not just that one section OIL
one set of men should receive special sane
ton from the Legislature to carry on parlicu
, lar business, and another section and another
set Of men be refused. People will not care
about investing their money in anything that
will not pay, (eilherin banks or other matters.
The question to be considered in granting {
bank charter by legislature should be simply
this, "are the public sufficiently protected from
possible loss by the charer!" If they are, ant
ifyou grant charter to one, grant them to all
for the citizens of the neighborhood are bette
Judges than the Legislature whether ihe bust
ness of the neighborhood or such other bust
ness as they might be enabled to obtain, viii
support bank. Also if you extract bonus
from one bank for charter, extract them from
all, in proportion to the amount Of their capt
tai. Do not charge one bank one bonus ant
another a larger or less bonus, without any ref
eIence to the amount of the capital. The Law
whether in relation to banks or anything else
should fall on all alike-special private legis
laion giving privileges to certain sections OIL
men not 90 be obtained by all, is injurious ant
dangerous tc republican liberty, and should no
be tolerated by free people.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09
WEEKLY REPORTS
WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT
Corrected 20 DIAY q


On the lst., by theRev. Mr.. Windle. Mr..
JAMES WILKINSON, of Philadelphia, to Miss
MARY M'CARTEY, OF Brandwine Del.
AZ New Castle,on Tuesday, by the Rev. Mr..
BilloP, Miss SUSAN, daugoier Of Chief Justice
Booth, to Isaac ATKINSON, Esq, of Maryland.
On saturday last the 4ih inst. by The Rev. AM
drew Manship, Mr.. GEoReE P. HUI 10 Miss
ELlzABEFH SPENCER, all OF Wilmington Del.
At the Mansion House, West Chester, NAV
lss, 1851, before Henery Fleming, Esq.
NloRRsIs DicKeNsoN, 10 ELIZA PHI1,Ps, both Of
New Castle county Del.
At Marcus Hook on the LIST inst by Rev. ],
Carlisle RosT. G. FRAIM to ELIZA JANE Mil
LER, both Of this county.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. A Roche, Tao.
MAS BAILEY to ELIZA PoTrRR, both Of his
county
Ia Philadelphia on 5Oth April, AnrHun Chill.
LAL' OF kosevile, Del, 10 coRDRLIA F, daugh
lier Of The late Richard rrOskcy, of Londen.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

LADIES DRRss.-Some Of the ladies' of Sy-
racuse, New York, have adopted short dresses
and pania!oons. la Turk. The New York
Tribune thus describes it.
We understand that it consists of full Turk
ish trousers, fastened at the ANGLES, and skirts
coming down to the knee. The waist is made
loose and according to the taste of the wearer.
The lady editor of paper at Senaca Falls and
several ladies at Syracuse, have a.ely adopted
this style of dress, which they claim is far pre-
terable to the slTeei-wiping skirts now in use.
A daughter OF distinguished philanthropist
appeared in public in such dsess, made of tho
most costly materials. The editors of the Sy-
racuse papers speak glowingly OF the beauty
and effect Of this novel innovation.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

7aEi,,r tb,i. ntor,s qbs f,o,,uc;i ma, nm lved
uesdav syen;au' chm 10 ns,rar r,ess,rs, sns
Come, lrr eler, IA IA, Id ,ros.r
led oatb 10 s,,nnert H. lssys dscbaree the;,
duties with adel,tv &c,
John M Turner w,s elec,ea President io, The
ensuing wear. lam 4 Al3erlire t,lerl, md Mich.
Az s, ns,,;r = ''s'"' '"" :"
fH.cEtpasos OF CRY couxeii~- Whining
e., ny, III = ne following reports
~ Drp'','nees were READ ana adopted
~ 'n1' NC s'ae walks III washington St
ss N Th sa Az on streets oe nqfoed and paved
a. M amer mature delioeralop was
aea'nea ~ 'nexpedicns lq issue Cily Drafts.
~. inus vhsr'ss muiisn ana VIM McAln-
ae n'h , should DO me hauling for The cily.
na' We rasl s,ae OF Halnnt street
1911 ~ =" wv" s''se's s"ouiu DC cufoea ana
p" M ~. l.. IL,
"a, ~ hat he Eas, sac o. Lombard from
~ aa u oun WY s.'e ~. sn M,, ne sahered.
ou'. tnal me Nonfrly sue oil On street
on spruce !" Ohuion s"ee' shou'u DC eu'-
'e, ~ ~,
llh; Thsl double tagged crossings should be
P's e,, s az o'ange ANA I'm streets
Su,' iha' 80 street should be graded from
lombard to Poplar.
~ app'cauon o. me hesls,e l, Oh Deans ana
ourMy n wls ordered that 1000 Blanks Tor
,,,nySlctahS Neruhcates should pe printed
'. aeanelss haylng occurred oy resignation and
e T. II, ,ne o1'ce OF assistant inspectors
7, =, lhe LIST, I'd and Sd Wards, on motion an
i,'esuun was nelu which resulleu IN Tue chnice
VI ,he knowing as inspectors, 70 WI
Is" "aru-Assist inspector, L. w. Sullivan.
~ Jas y. akin'
s su. sohn mcOann'
dne fascination OF lnomas vmehaiy as 81,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

STRANGE ColScIDENcE.-We have been in.
formed by friend in Philadelphia of remark
able circumstances which rec emily took place
in that city. A young lady of a wealthy fam
loved her in return sincerely and DISTINGUISHED.
ly. The lady's mother was bitterly ayerse 10
the continued attentions of the lover and for
babe him TO enter the house. Thus repulsed
he was obliged to meet his betrothed--for such
she was-in claudestine Inanner. They wen
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

Tie cnbaa EIpfditon.--Befor these doubly
war; ors attempt to meet the Queen OF the An.
tillees from Spain. they had better all call at the
store Of II. i. McCala, No. 1862 Market street,
Philadelphia, and supply themselves each with
one of his unri,elled fashionable Hats.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

An intelligent youth as an apprentice to the
ntintinq business. One with good education
from the country preferred. Apply at this Of
fee.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

accustomed 10 meet in Ronaldson's cenetry,
donbheos - talk OF their hopes oil the future,
and TO exchange VOWS of fidelity while walk.
Ing 10 that beautiful spot. This was discov-
cred, and the mother in order to stop further
lconmunicaton, with cruelty that needs no
Comment, Kept her daughterTslr closoted.
PREVIOUS to this the latter had made an agree
ment 10 meet her lover In the cemetry on The
23d OF April. three wee ks hence by which time
she expected to make definite arrangements
lor the future, and il IL was necessary. 10 clone,
Poor creature, she never saw him again, Be-
tween Two and three week S after her close con-
iinement 10 her room she died, and singular to
say, was buried on the 23d OF Aprill The
cause of her death is unknown, but as there
are various modes Of terminating life, there is
said to be room fer harsh conjecture. How
ever, we may say that we have reason 10 be-
lieye the mailer will not bear close investipa-
lion, and 'terminaie iavorably to all parties.-
Suffice tito add, lhalin her delirum The unior-
tunaie girl requested the name Of her betrothed
to be engraved on her tombstone, since she
was married TO him by The best affections of
the heart, if not by fofma ceremony. The
lover il rs might be expected, almost dis,rac-
ted and was utterly ncapicitoied to attend the
funeral.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

THE CUBAN AFFAIa.-A gentleman OF inielli.
gence, well known a, Washington, where he
arrived on Monday, from Key West states that
the genkral impression at that and other places,
was that the project for the invasion of Cuba
was not only not abandoned, hut that il was in
progress and would be executed. He says, too,
that tue prevailing belief was, that fifteen hum
bred or Two thousand men. would be IapdedJ
and would be sufficient force, with the Gatofa
the disai fscied portion of the Cubans. to effect
revolution. Such belief must necessarily be-
founded upon the supposilion, that the Spanish
army of twenty-five thousand men are to be Sc
dnced from their allegiance. From other sour.
ces, the Government and individuals at Wash
ington have such information, as induces the
opinion that the expedition, weak as ii may
seem to be, is 10 go ahead, and we may not be
surprised, at any moment, y hear of the land
ing of some oil the Invaders IN the Island OF
Cuba; unless. indeed, they be intercepted by
the United Slares navel force, or by that Of
Cuba.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09
Showing a balance of

TO be fnished.-The workmen are now at
WORK finishing the Presbyterian church, near
the kennelt Road and Brecks Mill, about two
and half miles from Wilmington. The church
has been in al unfinished state for about year
Tor want of funds. There is now every pros
peci of it being finished by fall. MIR. Henry
White has undertaken the job of completing il.
The same gentleman built the cottages Of Mes
srs. Stephens and Wood on the Kenneth road
noticed in cur last.
We learn that MIR. Christian Krauch has Sc.
ecied piece of ground where he intends to
build vault, that he may be the better prepa.
red 10 accommodate his customers dnring the
summer season with beer.
Reeorred.-The gold watch and chain, slo-
len on the l4ih of April from Mrs. Gardner, al
Mrs. Barriit's boarding house, in Fourth st.,
was recovered on Saturday last, having been
found bya German in cooper's yard near the
Old Ferry, who promptly took ii TO the High
Constable, and received the reward Of $40 for
his honesty.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27
NO HU M BIZ G!
Kenny LIND
against be World for Singing, and
BENZ r. BOYD a'e
The State, for ,CIIE1P GO0DSf
SECOND SUPPLY.


SECOND SUPPLY!
r TAKE great pleasure III extenliDg touly friends
! and the pubic generally, my sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage extended 70 me-, and
pledge 20 them my modest countenance. that 1
shall not spare any trouble, expense or pains, to
furnish them with any thing they may want. 81
20 h8fe 30 THE LADIES. Rt& s4
invite them particularly, to call and examine my
very extensive stock Of Fancy Dress Goods, com
prising q variety Of styles entirely different and
far superior to any thing eyer offered in this. or
any other section of country.
ALSO
A large and beautiful stock Of Lawns, Organdies,
Ginchams French Plaids Boanets, Ribbons, &c.
All ofwhch have been selected from the latest
importation and can be sold cheaper than ever.
sqaa ITO The GENTLEMEN aal}gia
/ would say call aud examine my extensive stock
Of Preach, English and American Cloths and Cas-
sinners of.eyery color: grade and price
W s sgss Also, e saa
An aryreeedepted stock Of RGADH-Nd y
.CLO7 made in the best style, and will he
sold twenty per cent. cheaper than any House in
the Valley can furnish the same article.
BENJ%R BOYD
Nav g fS5la-..-aasss 81 sssss-+-e-a- Non Depp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27

TT ~ TTsS7';7 TIT
sts al aes s asas
M ssnssses ~.
what an interesting curiosity shep .wanla
1t display. His own museum would fade "a,
ia significance before II. ard Autlalusia could
boast as many visitors as Aiaeca o. Jagsser-
uaat Of old BY the vaYsis would bo a.frie
umph worthy Of his gcuius to purchase Mar
honaet' coffin, and suspend II nthe pcrtieo
asthis fnegfnife of the witilpFn tena1ln *
sIamluonl What armies Of pilgrims woaala
flock 10 the Shrine Ill s4 8se "a ssSs 8f
!. We could not resis. tbeso reflections upon
seeing II announced that Rarnuulh Ind become
the owner Of Mr. BiIdIc's once favorits ahodc.
1'he lamb tionaof the pnrehasrs il gust What
we Iuiglit expect BaFnum is Fcselged 40 ke
kns1n-- 10 ID 81 de How, tiaklal .NiA
iii ti,c f9mp2yfasm IL lis car AS each passing
stranger rceeis ii iris reply To his inquit-v.
,sys Int houseais tlsas5 - .5tuas ease Alf
Isiddle sit Isl NOW Dir slsHrpulaat. slhs
seal If Immortality will be thus SGT upon VI
narne--Biddle. and Barnum VIII be fellow
passengers To future ares tdgetlicr How
sun stall bic is human eiesation sBa egsrat e.
nancier--the observed Of allsobsegess ~
be who dared to grasp, The Athftnderholt to
hurl ii at the head ofthe President, andsthat
President General Jaekson--descended te
his grave broken, ruined man awhiles the
humble farryman 1.-THE Goneotieuta Gharoh
---roes hisslittle slrifsgfelySitepsrt. freight
ed With the clese- Gstod earnings 81 ingcari-
ity and cupning and at last lords II over this
ralaec 81 the dcf,inct great Both we're 'es
asial i, legss IN ltheisubiime afs 81 taF,6~gs
slhe plans of tie enc we're grand and go II
Tie ether barrow and selfish; The one scared
With the easle--the other busr,'we'i VII The
mole; the orc was struck down.in HIS patls
way toward tie spa--7tlle other .emarass iato
daylight, ard Is snugly .enseQusgd in the w
can't 6yfy or tie bid 81 Jove' No npi' )
fate can be foretola The stnailest MAY ct
tie sstatt of tliis majestic world tile
greatest may be trampled on by bcggass -
The very dust Of Cesar may stop hupgr
hole r Barnuln has some good years ofwolk
III him vet. WHAT'S be destihcd' IL neeoin
elishs Let thevaAisyl cretlalityT aaa ifolls
dftheiworlds tell.e lie knows how to seeifl
more goldoutgof tlnt mine than eYcr. sslltf
tered amidst the boaldegs Of Feather. river.
sacfnsaf Z eexs ~ OLD BUCKS q
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