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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-07
Nss'C7CE.

THE Commissioners Of Cecil county will meet
i al their Office in the Court House, on Tues
day, the 10Th day Of February next, TO attend 10
such business as may be presented.
All Supervisors aad Collectors whose accounts
have not been rendered for 1850 and previous
years, are notified 10 attend on the above named
day, to settle, or TO file their accounts previous
". Supervisors and Collectors who are indcbt
ed to the county, and do not regard this notice,
will be cited before the Commissioners al their
next meeting thereafter.
BY Order ID. SCOTT,
Jan Tim Clerk 10 Commissioners.
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PLANK ROAD.

NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
~ with an act TO incorporate Cecil county Rail
Road Co., passed March 6, 1850, chapter 40
Books will be opened in North East, and at the
Brick Meeting House. in Cecil county, Nd;
on MONDAY the 10th Of February next, for the
purpose Of receiving subscriptions to the capital
stock of said Company; 10 remain open for six
successive days, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. till
P. M. JOHN SHIPPERS,
THos S. THOMAS,
JOHN OWENS,
J. J. McCULLorGH,
JOHN COWARD,
JOHN CARHARr.
JOHN partridge,
JOSEPH HAINES,
Jan "a 3w Com.
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4 POPULAR ROCK FOR AGENTS.

4 POPULAR BOOK FOR AGENTS.
TJEADLEY'S LIFE OF kOSSUTH.--Thc
Ill undersigned have in press, and will publish
in January
The Life Of Louis Kossuth Gorcrnor Of
Hungary.
With Notices Of the Distinguished Men and
Scenes of the Hungarian Revolution. To which
is added, an AppenN. containing the most in-
porlau of the Addresses. Letters, and Speeches,
OF the Great Magyar Chief. By p. c. llcadlry.
author oi Life of the Empress Josephine"
.l.itt Of Lafayette sc. With an Introduction
by Horace Greeley. In one elegant limo
volume. with s,rrl Portrait, "aiform IN size and
STYLE with "Hcadlcy's Josephrae.' Price Sl.23
Agents wanted in every county in the United
States, TO canvass for the asove popular work.
CC5-Any newspaper published within SEQ
miles OF New York State, TINT viii Give the
above three insertions, shall receive cop, Of
the work Immediately on lis publication, free Of
expense, by mail. Address
DERBY & MILLER. Publishers.
Jan33t Auhsrr, New York.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
EENy FIRM.

II BROWN. H.. begs leave 10 inform his
u. customers and the public generally, HAT
he has associated with him in business Samuel
B. Foard Esq. and he business will hereafter
be conducted under The firm Of Brown 4 Fonra.
They have just opened large and superior
stock of Fall aud Winter Gcods embracing the
latest varieties OF ladies' md CcntlCmen's dress
goods also n great variri, Of staple and fancy
articles. all of which they IRE Offering at prices
unusually low.
They invi,etheir ticnis and the public To rntl
and ser their goods. rs they IRE confident that
their stock cannot be surpassed in Tins market.
oct. IL. BROWN s. FOARD.
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Valuable Real Estate
AT
PV BE.IG SALE.

IN SATURDAY, the 6h duy Of March ner',
" at the public house in Rising sun village,
will be sold at Public Sale, a valuable T.iRu,
situated in West Nottingham. Cecil county, Nd,
on the road leading from said village TO the
Brick Meeting House; about one mile from the
former, and three from the latter place, contain
ing E25 Acres.
more or less; portion of which is Woodland.
and the balance arabic, and in high state OF
cultivation, abou, 5000 Bushels of lime having
been put on it, besides other mannrcs, within
the last eight years. The land is naturally of a
good quality, in an improving neighbolhoo
convenient 10 mills, schools and places of public
worship, within eight miles OIL Port Deposit, the
head of tide water navigation, and about the
same distance from North East depot, on the
Phil. VIII 4 Bait. Railroad
/ ii is also well watcred and under good fence
adjoining lands OF Basil Haines, John W. Mount
J. W. Heahley, A. Carhart, Jas Brown, and
others. Persons wishing to view the premises
previous TO the day of sale, will please call or
the subscriber. Title clear and indIspulabc
Sale TO commence at ? o'clock p. NJ. on sais
day, when attendance will be given and terms o
sale made known, BY JESSE \. KIRK,
Agent fol the heirs Of Jas h. Kirk. decd.
Rising Sun. Cecil Co., Md. Jan II Is
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THE CECIL W HIG
O. Re,orrs am Correspondents.

uy-The letter from the West, on the first
page contains much interesting information.
1.-THE article entitled "7Aon gh.s in Soh@
tuir," is from the pen of Il fine writer. Being
entitled No, |, SERIES appears to be promised,
which we hope will from week to week come TO
hand.
1.-THE Christmas article from the pen of
Dickens is very pretty. On The last rage there
is column of good agricultural articles, und
some bnc poc,f. fIom the magazines.
C2-The iH,rrcs,n. article ON "Long eriiv"
By our correspondent "Ramber' will be print
ed next week.
Cy-Thr very acceptable article in relation to
The Brick MEETING fbrse is deferred ill next
week. We shall hope 10 hear from the wrtcr
soon, on the other subjects Ia. mentions.
C-"7Hc lF&ter Of the HeNTt'' will find a
place next week.
C.JJ-Onc OF our correspondents draws the fol
loMing picture Of Il class os persons with whom
he has met
..rhcrc is L class who consider every move
mrnt revolution, every cyrn, wonder. \
crisis comes to them once a month. Ihe air Is
ElLll Of sad iorrholngs. and thick wi,b ut,Srrn
dangers. They lie down with a pa'r rtrch and
size with gloomy brow. Nothing IS TOO in
significant to drea l--nothiug slropg TO project
Human skill has wrought lIuil,SSiy--Srcc.
cannot eXhthrntr. nor safety southe. The s.os
familiar pisces ARE distrus,cd, the beaten .Iacs
has gown ircach"rous. Their prclifp,si1oi
are swallowed mp by their tcrrorS--,heir pas
deeds furnish 40 evidence ofthcir present ahii
~. They pause. wi,sout being obs,ructrd=-
lose 'their way in their iavorite walks--ant
trrmblc,whcn all around is joyous
rY-We hwc.frnm Mr.. Gustavus Henderson
solution ofithr Mathematical question lalcl,
published in EIhe Wing, which we could no
print this wcdi for the want Of some algebrlca
characters. We viii Try and print it mex, week
1--WE shall he PLEASED 10 hear often frol
our Newark correspondent.
Ey-rhc letter from Delaware College b
estimator SHil0forions.'' which appeared in
Wilmington paper early last week, and in Til
Cecil Democrat Of Saturday last. lad been sen
us more ihan Two weeks ago, !hnlw Thought gu
subscriber and correspondent hnd NOT t,kcn sui
iicirnl pains with it.to bring il up to'our stand
nrd
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DARLEYS
ARABIAN HEsyE RE,EEDY.
A NEVER FAILING CURE FOR

! A NEVER FAILING CURE FOR
Heaves, Thick & Broken Wind, Coughs,
inflammation of the Lungs,
And all diseases which affect the wind Of Horses.
Darley's Arabiun Hcace Remedy
Is confidently recommended not only TO prev ant,
but but also for the complete care of the fore
going complaints. 1t cGanses the breathing
apparatus BY removing from the air cells thu.
roacuInhlc lymph, or that secretion which III
lcavcs clogs them, causing 4 difficulty OF breath
ln%, and by its action on the diseased part cuu>-
IN" the mucuS membrane TO resume It's natural
dimensions, thus equuiIzlng the circulation al
the blood and restoring the descended vessels to
their natural size. This preparation is in COM
men among the Arabs who feed it 10 their
horses three OF four times Il year, for about I;
week AT time, and is with them considered a
! UNIERS.lL CONDITION MEDICINE.
| For which purpose i, surpasses all other known
preparations. Its effects IN this respect are truly
astonishing many horses which have for II
81 eat length Of time been IN a very bad condi-
lion, whose appetite has been 50 much depraved,
| the skin hard, TIE coat rough and shaggy. and
/ their general appearance such as TO lead many
TO believe that they were broken down, and that
II would be useless 10 attempt doing anything
for them, many such cases, We say, have by the
I
! HEALTHY and SOUND condition, the horses mp
( petite has been improved, all arrangements OF
the digestive organs corrected, the skin has be-
c.mc soft, and the coat assumed a sleek and
shiny appearance. Many horses, which before
using this medicine would not have sold for more
than S25 or $50, have after using it been so
much improved that they would sell readily for
from $50 to 500 and Sl25. Is not this then a
desirable article, and one which every person
7 who OWNS horse should be in possion Of! 1t
may be used with
PERFECT SAFETY
at all times, as it contains no in rrcdients which
can I'M ure Horse, whether sick or we'll 1t
may likewise he given to
Horned Cnuie as aceW as Horses.
CAurloN.-Be particular and remember the
name, "Darley's Arabian IIeave Remedy" and
don't be put OF by being told that something
else is as good or better. Never believe such
stories, but see that you procure the genuine
article, on each package of which will be found
our written signature.
Price % and 80 cents per package.
HURD \ CO., 81 Maiden Lane. n. Y.
Sole Froprictors for the United States.
FOR SALE BY-Wm. Torbert, EIkton; r
l.. Thomas, North East; VIM. T. Richardson
Charlcstown; T. II. Knight, Wood Lawn; jane
Wilson and John Nannort, PORT Deposit; Henr,
p. Bennett, Frenchtown Cross Roads; John "
Collins, Chesapeake City; job Wharton, Hud
sons COtner Murphy Il Watson, Buhemli
Mills; T. T., jump, Warwick. Also by Drug
gisS and storekrepels throughout the Unite,
States. fJau 81 en-
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H. Garrett, Dentist.

NO &c MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON
TT GARRETT, Surgeon ntisl.-Office No
Ill. &c Market street, over George y. Arm
stions's store. will extract, plug, clean teeth,
and insert Artificial Teeth, in the best style, u,
moderate rates.
Porcelain Teeth inserted on Gold or Silver
Plates. from one tooth 10 full set. Gilbert's
patent Plate used for the upper jaw, requiring
neither clamps nor springs. Specimens may be
seen at the Office All operations skillluly
performed. and persons dreading the extracting
Of teeth, can, by inhalins Ether be saved all
pain during the operation.
Particular attention given to filling teeth.
Wilmington, Del, Jan "a '52 Bin
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THE BRIN1f QUESTION,

Ij~Our attention was called some days
,ago to an article in The Baltimore .7me1-
lean of the 23rd ult., adverse 10 q bridge
at Hayre DE- Grace. Our copy of the
paper having been mis- placed, we did
not rrocur" smother early "nough to give
more than the following quotations from
til. article in question.
The advocates Of bridge use as thea
man arguments, the necessities Of the
travelling community, the mail fac,li-
tirs, and The wants Of the business
mrn of BALTIMORE city, and urge that
they are OF s'ich paramount Importance
ar 10 over balance any Disadvantages
that may be brought to bear upon the
Interests ola community situated as
Port Deposit is--or in other words, that
the advantages to be gained to the bust
n-ss interests of Baltimore and the tray
cling facilities are Of such Importance
that the loss OF trade and the destruction
Of property Of "A smaliertown and of few
or inhabitants should not be regarded.
Is it so ! Are the few to be heggared to
to enrich the many! Are the few 10
suffer in their business and property
that the many may prosper Are the
inhabitants Of thriving and ra pidly
improving town to be set at naught,
their claims to be disregarded, their flu.
tnre prospects entirely shut out; to graft
fy the demands of railroad company
trust not. trust the tune is far dis
tart, when the State of Maryland
through her Legislature shall establish a
doctrine so inconsistent with the spirit
of our Institutions"
The writer replies to an ass ertion OF
the Philadelphia Ledger, that the trad e
of Port Deposit would not suffer by the
bridge, by significantly asking if the
commerce of Philadelphia would suffer
by bridge below it, across the Della.
ware; and in regard to the delay at the
Ferry, he alludes to the slow travel on
the road, which if accelerated to the
usual speed of rail road travel, would far
more than make up for the few minute.
delay at the ferry. Speaking of the
present gorge of ice, he says:
1.-The very thing that has brought the
subject before the public again, and
through which the advocate Of bridge
expect to succeed, is a powerful and con
vincing argument against it. | allude
to the immense gorge Of ice at that place.
What caused the ice to gorge there
What caused similar gorge there three
years since when our citizens suffered
much loss 1t is the obstruction in the
channel of the river at Havre de Grace
the ice in its passage in large body,
struck on the penny Shoals" and there
grounded, filling the entire channel, and
accumulating IN mass that may vet
cause immense damage ere it gives way.
Should sudden thaw come now and
cause a rise in the Susquehanna, the con.
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HALlEAx, Feb. 4.--The steamer Nj
agara, which sailed from Liverpool! on
the nth ut., bound for New York, put
in here this moruing short of coal, hava
ng experienced succession of heavy
storms Throughout her passage.
FRANCE.
The Moniteut publishes the new Con,
stif''ti,n. As indie in the procla.
NATION, the President is to be the re-
sponsible Govrraor, for ten years. JUS
tice is to BE- dispensed in his name. He
has the initiation fall laws, and the
right Of pardoning the land
and sea forces; declares war, and makes
treaties; appoints all fnnctionari"s. The
oath required from all public oilicerr is,
Il swear obrdicuce to the Constitution
and fidelity TO the Presideut'
1t is supposed that the age required TO
eptitle a maa 10 vote will be varied
from 20 to % years.
The National Guards have delivered
up their uniforms quietly.
Emile Glrardln has been ordered to
leave Paris. He procseds to London
via Belgium.
A remarkable change has taken place
IN the price Of French bullion. Gold
, coin at Paris had reached par.
1t issaid that the President styles HIM,
self Prince President.
The new Constitution does not give
perfect satisfaction.
The President disapprov-s Of the
Ministers Of War giving Generals Chan
GARNER, Lamorcier and lie Flockta PEN
sions during their exile.
A decree has been iss,ed declaring
that within three days the property OF
abscondIng insurgents would be seques.
trated.
The London Times announces that
Napoleon is about to strengthen his po-
sition by matrimonial alliance with a
Swedish Princess, the daughter of Os-
car, and the granddaughter on the moth
er's SIDE of Eugene Bcauharmoil. She
is ~ years otage and of French descent.
ENGLAND.
| Nothing new has transpired in Eng.
land, and although the approaching pro.
rogatlon Parliament excited some at
tention, the affairs of France were the
general topics Of conversation.
! Observation-Disclosures corn has impro.
we'd Is I'D Is. and good demand at Dos
I'd to BIS for mixed and yellow, and 32s
for white.
There is fair demand for flour and
wheat at last weeks prices. Western
barrel lSs 21s Cd; Philadelphia, Balti.
more and Ohio, 2ls 22s: sour It's a
1Ss. Wheat, white, IS IS I'D; red s.
I'd Is Sd.
pienna, Jan. l2.-Thc Emperor ha,
ordered that in all royal DEGREES he is
to be styled "His Imperial, Royal,
Apostolic Majesty"
The coronation of Francis Joseph
takes place early in the Spring.
The Charge d. Afaires of the United
States and the Turkish Ambassador and
Swiss Envoy, were not invited to a ban.
quet given by the first minister Of the
crown.
SAMUEL Tyler, Esq, isrecommended
in the Frederick Examiner as suitable
person to revise and codify the laws Of
the State.
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A New VILLAGE IN MARyLAND.-A
number of the citizens Of Washington
and the vicinity OF Bladensburg purpose
establishing a village near the Depot,
about five miles from Washington on
the Baltimore Railroad. The situation
Is elevated, healthy and highly attract
i've, and the Washington Telegraph
states that an engineer of approved abil-
itv and taste will be employed to lay
off the site for this new village, and that
every means will be used to render it
alike convenient, comfortable, and at
tractlve in all particulars.--Balt. Sun.
HIRAM Powers, the great American
soul ptor, in recent letter from Italy,
states that he has effected another very
important improvement in modelling
for scul pture; and has also made dis
covery which will prove of universal
mechanical Importance, having been
for ages an undiscovered dc@deratum.
The Richmond Inquirer says that on
being secured by letters patent here, as
is being done in England, it will doubt
less be made public.
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6 CENTS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living III
IL Elkton, Walter Giles, an indenled appren-
tlce TO the Carpenlering trade. He was 10 years
old in July last, stout and heavy set. All per.
sons are hereby fowarncd against harhorlng snItl
boy, and the above reward will he given upon
his delivery TO me in Elliton, but no charges
paid. JACOB Casio.
January 10TH 1852 3ws
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JAS. r. McS's,LLNEGH,

A TTORNEY At LAW o.. Solic'or in Chan
Il Gerry. has "rcnol m ~ Il, E.n;on. adin,n-
ing the residence u DR.. IL. H. @hc!c.i, "h"f~
hr may a, ali LINES he cons"!i1i vr proi':sSinnn!
business. He will also attend 20 the location
u5 MILITARY L.3ND U.9RRHf1' through
an ageni in Missouri, who in all tssr> will pei
sonaIiy inspect the land before making the lnra
ton. DerS, 81 It.
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Music! MUSIC!!

n LANCASTER begs leave to inform the
IL. citizens OF Elklon and vicinity, that he Is
now prepared to Give instructions in music, viz
Vocal, Piano Forte and Organ, either privately
or IN classes. F4e may he consulted at Mr..
J. T. Wells Clothing Store. Elkten, Md.
REtERNcEs.-Rev. Horatio s. Howell, Rev
R. l.. tioldsborough. Hiram Mccullough, Esq.
J. A.. J. Creswell, Esq, Mr.. ]. I. Wells, Mr..
H. Vanderlord, Jr., w. l.. Jones, Esq.
n. Is. Piano Fortes tuned. Jan "a Bin.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has several Tracts of Lane
lying near Elhton and North East, for sale. He
will sell ON favorable terms in lots to suit pur
chasers. TliOS. S. THOMAS.
Two or three tenants wanted for small Farms
North East, Aug. 30. If
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CLOTHS. C.9SSI.NERES. G.s.

NpIACk. Blue, Olive, ,;rceD. Brown. and
10 Mulberry Cloths; black and fancy CASH
mcrr>; figured and plain black Sasn. fame! DO;
twllled silk black AMI fancy; Cashmere and Mar
settles Nesinss: black aud fancy slh Neck Ties;
silk lIdklS. printed and plain rnlnhrir do; linen
collars; black and fancy kid, silk, Lisle thread,
and cotton Cloves Braces and Hosiery.
| APP 10 For sale by VIM. TORBERT.
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Willis RutteE

Respectfully informs Me Public that he has
received the
SPRING AND SUMNER FASHIONS,
and Is prepared to made gcnllemrn's clothing is
the neatest manner. Call al the "BAzAAN' Rext
door to the Post Office.
Elkton, March ~ 81.
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NOTIl,1s.

THE Partnership heretofore existing Between
the subscribers trading under the firm OF Ora.
ham & Aldridge, was this day dissolved b!
mutual conseHt. All persons having claims
against said firm will present them TO Fredn.
Al,lridge, and those indebted will please make
payment to the same, who alone is authorized
10 settle the Business of the concern.
JOHN n. GRAHAM.
FREDUS ALDRlDGE.
Eskton, Dec, 9th, 1851.
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HATS HATS!-Jnsi reerlrsss % la'.e as
| sor,meDt Of fashionable Hats; ;nnr qualities
OF Silk Hats; new style Brush called Rob Roy,
Slourhes, ch.lirens' black Furs. ntw style. Al
of which will be sold ~ city cash frees, a
WELLS ElktsH Hall VI Fashion. iO,, Is
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOOIS
HlLACK Gro de Rhine. Chameleon tlincc
HDSilks. Erocadc do, Foulard do, Brsenie
i;ilk Poplin>. Plain do. high colored EaIs'e
Brrrge de- Ininc:. Nouslin do, Silk 1.rsirrs
Linen do, printed Carhrics. Lawns. md Cling
hams; together with large assortment Of Trim
mings, Handkcrrhirts Gloves ind Hosiery.
apr 10 For Suc BY VIM. TORBERT.
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r T. WELLS is now prepared 10 make ~
d goods to order with ncatness and despatch.
and from fong experience I've feels t,lm'elf sase
n warranting fit inslay shape or style Of gar
mcnt.
Eiktpn HtNof Fa.hie u. opposite JoknyeS' Hotel
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W. IDinkncy Ewing

ATTORNEY ATLAW, will procure and To-
cate Land Warrants, collect claims and debts
and give prompt attention TO all business en-
trusted TO him.
0FrIcE.-On Main Street, next door TO Par
Mas Banking House, Keokuk, Iowa.
Ian. 10 I'D
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FOR RENT.

THE Office now occupied by Richard Ora.
son, Esq. Possession given on the 25lh Of next
March. JANE L. PARKER.
Elkton Jan "a If
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cidcnt to man Or beast.
FOR HORSES. &c.
For the cure OF SprNins.
bruises, saddle and col
lar gals, swelled joints,
stiffness und weak ness
OF the legs. old sores,
scratches, sc.
aug %
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TIE undersigned having taken the stand
formerly occupied by Graham & Aldlldec, wial
continue the Stove and Tin business III all ills
branches, at the old stand in Elklon, where thc,
intend to ksepan excellent assortment of goods,
which viii &c sold Al the lowest prices. The
public are invited TO examine their shock before
porchasing elsewhere ALDRlDGE & co.
Elhton, Jan 3, 81
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FOR RENT.

4 DWELLING HOUSE and Shoe Shop. at
II the Nd. Pivot Bridge possession given on
the 25th Of March, next. Apply 10
JOHN l.. CLAYTON.
Pivot Bridge Jan. go 80 iw*
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FOR RENT.

ER The Brick Dwelling on Main
MSlThf street, now occupied by Mr.. En-
NHiSsE nest. Apply to
kgs:N,N.sl NJ. L. HOLLINGSWORTH,
Jan 3 80 ii Elk Landing.
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READ! READ!

Relief for Man aud Beast.
The Horseman's Uope, or farmers Friend
A arrangements are now made for ,upplyin" the
Apnblic with this Grra; Remedy, which has
been used with wonderful success by those who
have had an opportunity of testing its virtues.
No family shoull neglect 10 have II supply, and
all persons employing workbench would do wei
to lave some by them. To be used u case 81 ne
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INTERVENTION. think that the
Senate of the United States would eX-
hibit more wisdom by taking no action
whatever, on the subject Of 'interven-
ton for Neutrality-suspicious. than by ex-
Dressing any opinion on the subject.
There is no necessity 10 pledge the
country to any course. We know not
what NAV hereafter take place; Or under
what circumstances the nation may be
called upon to act. As to declaring in
in favor OF the positions assumed by
kossuth, we take It for granted that the
Senate will not BE- guilty of so great an
-rror-and it would be better 10 leave
the Government to act as eX' sencies
may demand. At present their is nell
Their necessity nor disposition Except
ing with few kossuthmad people, to
interfere with the controversies of the
European continent. Such interference
would be contrary to our whole course
of policy, and would not be sanctioned
by the people; few of whom desire to
enter upon the Quixotic undertaking of
redressng the wrongs of the whole
world. If the subject be dropped by
Congress, kossuth and intervention will
be permitted to pass into oblivion in a
short time; and the only wonder will be,
that Our citizens were capable of being
excited by the great, but visionary, ora
tor.---Bah. Clipper.