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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-14

uteWim JlHy.-ll u!he Hau FcTH'l'|fH us
we could have wished on this St. Valentines
day, to have SEM rhyming valentine to all the
renders of The Wig, but it was too late when
the thought came into our head. This is a rare
Valentines Day-thc Valentines Day ola leap
year; and atlorls to aSses fair double chance,
as they might venture to atiix heir name to
their love revealing missiyes. From the time
of OrhelIa's simple lay,
Good morn it is st. Valentines day
All in the morning prime;
And a maid at your window wait
To br your Nalrnlinc;''
we do not know that We quote exacty-from
that time to the present all manner of rhyme.
and devices have been mar.alcd into the Val
entine bnsincss-some cvincing the highest
genius and taste, others the vcrs lowest reverse.
Here is one to the Editor. written by tai
tntcd lady, for the fashion OF the thing Of course,
and not that there is my reality in the sentiments
expressed in the case:
This year cf all the fur is best,
Tai5 d0g ofnl the yeur:--
This year Grants RS the power to speak,
That cannot, will not longer rest,
Within fond a"d yrarnn. breast.
This day, most ptizri ufall the year,
We may from ont the ihrung,
Select The che TO lis most dear,
The enc that we lave loved with fear;
Tn" heart our own has hovcred near,
And nulered round 50 long.
And thou, the d, ar. the chosen one,
Who reads, this lay OF mine,
Say docs thy heart with love respond
To tina, Of Nalcninci
Hast thou for her one gentle thought
Feelings both kind and true
II 50, forgive her. when she owns
That she loves only you.--VALENTINE.
Now, that seems TO us to he fine Leap Year
Valentine; and although written just for the
sake Of writing it, far superior TO most that will
'eriousiy mean what they .ay.
1t is amusing to the crowds of children
attracted TO the post ciice by the hope of re.
run alone up to young ladies and well grown
boys; and but few of them are disappointed. lo
the valentines fly as thick as black birds If
Spring.
While speaking of them, we will not let the
opportunity pass TO express our condemnation o
the miserable daubs ofyulear prints, which ar,
used for the purpose Of annoyance and insult by
bred persons, who take advantage Of The
time TO indulge their ieyilish propensilics. IL
our opinion the horrible, unnatural and distorted
monsters, which disGgure the counters wher,
valentines are sold, should die out with til,
present year. This is our opinion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-14

BosToN, Feb l0.-Adyices ON St. Johns TO
Jan. Goth, stale that the extreme cold weather
has in a great measure destroyed the herring
fishery
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-14

OPENING OF THE CAnAL.-The Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal was opened on Tuesday
morning last, whcnihe first vessel rasSed through
for more than month. Il Was closed by ice
on the 18th Ct Tt cember; on the 7lh, Sth and
9Th Of January it was opened so that few YES
scls passed through on those days, il then closed
again and remained so until the 10Th inst
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-14

Hcnd5Ns.-Vendue bills, and handbills of all
kinds, colors and sizes, printed chcaply and
quickly al the office ofThe Cecil Wing.
WILD DUcKs.-As the ice goes out Of our
river the wild ducks make their appearance,
and the last few days numerous fiocks have
been feeding about the head Of the Elk.
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TIE CECIL WING.

ELkToN, MD, FEB. IA, 1852.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-14

IF you want cheap CLOTHS and CAssIMtREs
i call on WM. ToRbERI'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-14
Eofal "Grnall Galk."
TReperted for The Cecil Wing

Gone The whole broad exrnnse of SHOWS
tree has vanshcd-is gone. Even the great
drifts which lowered up to the top Of the hedges
and fences have melted beneath the influence of
the sun and the rains-have hurried away and
are lost in the great ocean. GoNE!--how sol
EMMY sounds the word We write it now Of
of The Winters snow-how soon will it be
written of all the living of mcu-gyne;-yea
gone will be their proudest monuments; and the
Heavens and the Earth shall pass away, and be
gone.
But the thought we had when we commenced
this item, was to quote Lorer's soDg, The Snou:'
An old man sadly said,
Where's the snow
That fell the year that's fed2
Where's the snow?
As fruilrss were the task
Ofmany a Joy 10 ask,
As the snow.
The hope Of airy birth,
Like the snow,
Is stained on reaching earth,
Like the snow:
While tits sparkling in the ray
IT'S melting fas; away,
Like the snow.
A Geld deceitful thing
Is the snow,
Though it come on dove. like wing
The false snow!
! IT'S but rain disguised appears;
And our hopes are frozen ttars--
Like the snow.
| "Thc above item was pcnned on TIM NY
night; then the old snow had neI--now, day
later, we print off TIE Hhig, the ground is
! white again. The weather grows Gc!lc as
March approaches. so that when the reader runs
his eye over this paragraph, it again may be
''gone."
n Raimbor. A beautiful rainbow SPAWNED the
eastern arch Of the sky on "Wednesday evening.
which, fresh and beautiful a. the one which
first shone the sign Of Heavens unia,!ing cove
nanl with man, brought up the memory of the
sacred promise to ''the worlds grey fathers -
and ofrcturning spring. 1t was the first of the
year, and regarding it we thought Of the poets
address:
GAS fresh in yon horizon dark,
As ycung thy beauties seem,
As when the eagle from The ark
First sporled in thy beam.
For, faithful TO lis sacred page,
Heaven still rcbuilds thy sran,
Nor lets the type grow dim with age
That first spoke peace 10 man.
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B. C. WlcKEs, Eso.--A. letter from Mr..
Wckes dated al Savannah, Ga, en- the 2nd inst,
Informs us thai his health is much improved and
fast improving, and that he hopes to return To
his family and friends by the nj Idle or last OF
"did not find i, the land Of flowers aud 81 fra
GRANGE, of soft eyes and anguishne beauty,
which fancy had wildly but trrarheronsly paint
cd it, The thermometer there was down 10
, 10 and few attractions presented themselves.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-14

THE CcLLrcToRs, &c.-We last week stated
that the Trcasurcr's Rcpor, was in error in re-
gard TO the amount therein stated TO be due, by
Benz. c. Price, Esq, for the year lSl7 for
which year he has a RECEIPT in full filed in the
Office Of the County Commissioners. Since then
we have letter from Mr.. Price stating that he
has paid all the arrcarageS oil 1913 except about
$50. and some costs, and that he has long been
ready to pay that, as soon as statement should
be furnished him: which has not been as had
been from time 10 time promised by the late
States Attorney. We make these statements
with pleasure. to correct the errors in the Re-
port, which we presume are cccasioncd by the
robbery OF Jos. Wickes, Esq.,-thc question
still being unsettled whether the States Atlor.
ncy or the State shall sustain the loss-tht
proper credits not having been made on the
books ofT'sasury, on that account. We sup
pose, this is the cause, but do not know.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-29
RURAL TASTE.

The neat modest cottage with hand
some grounds adorned with flowers.
shrubs and trees, has a most potent in-
fincnce for good upon the mind. Our
farmers, and the dwellers in the country
towns generally, would undoubtedly find
both pleasure and interest promoted by
more rural style in building and in the
arrangement OF grounds, than generally
prevails. Many farmers have ample
means 10 adorn their estates, and The
number of those who are desirous of do
ing so is constantly Increasing. Even
those who are not wholly out of debt.
but who by enlightened well directed in
dustry are enrlching their lands and in
creasing their income, may at the same
time, in hundred little inexpensive
ways, embellish home, thereby increas-
ing It's money value much beyond the
cost oil such adornmenis, making il an
attractive place, which will most lkel,
make 1t happy place. What more fiji.
ting influence than an attractive ruraI
home, intelligent, industrious thrift there
Ieigning, 10 make lis owner yirluous. q
lover and firm defender of his country
man worthy of citizenship under free
Institutions, and to bring around hi,
family all that simplicity, innocence and
happiness which this world can give
y. Hoibrook.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-29
Observation-Disclosures.

The importance of attending to these
points must be apparent to every one
who has had any experience in manag-
ing a household, and who has the I'M
portant and Indispensable talent of OBJ
serving. Suppos,ng, then, my friends
TO be early rlsers, your attention should
be next directed towards having n sys-
TEN and regular time for every thing
you do. There's time to work, a
time TO sing, and time to play & c.
According 10 your desires, necessities, or
tastes, have your hours or moments set
apart, and when once fixed, adhere to
them, and make every other thing a.
bout the house adapt themselves accord
ingly. In this way you will soon have
united and harmonious action, and eve
~ thing go on like clock work. -
You know always where to find YOUR
self, and every one will know where TO
find you, and place their dependence
and make their calculations accordingly.
This is supposlng that you are at the
head of The establishment, for there
uusi diNdts NC IL ntdu 10 Il bOuN. Dut |,
if YOU are not at the head you can reg
ula,e according 10 that head, and, If
there is system about II, you are as
much the governor Of your time, as If
you were The main regulator. Ifihere
is not system about it, pity you from
IN, heart you are "A slave indeed, and
must have the patience OF Job and the
meekness of a lamb, if your temper is
moi rufiled. From all The scourges aud
distempers incident TO the ills OF human
life, God save me from factions aud
disturbances of an irregular household.
Behold the beautiful, grand and incom-
prehenslblc system OF nature, the sub
lime regularity of the heavenly universe
watch the harmony of system, and the
beauty and regularity displayed by the
Divine Regulator, and who will DENY
that we have not there an unmisiakable
example for us TO follow ?-Neie- Eng.
land Farmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-29

In l14l the winter was very cold
Snow fell in Portugal 10 the depth OF
twenty-three feet on a level.
In 1854 and 1855, the winters were
very severe and cold. In England the
strongest ale, exposed 10 the air in a
glass, was covered with ice one-eightl
of an inch thick.
IS In III. the Elba was frozen to the
bottom.
:. In l776, the Danube bore ice five
feet deep below Vienna. Vast num-
'bers of the feathered and finny tribe
persisted
The winters Of l174 and 1915 were
uncommonly severe. The Little Belt
was frozen over.
From 1900 to 1879 also, the winters
were remarkably cold, particularly the
latter in Russia, which proved SO dlsas-
ferrous to the French army.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-29
Beautiful Extract.

"Do trees TALK Have they no leaiy
lunrs-do they not at sunrise, when the
winds blow, aud the birds are carolling their
songs, play a sweet music ? Who has ever
heard the soi, whisper of the green leaves
in spring time, on sunny morning, who
did not feel as though rainbow CLEANS Of
gladness were running through his heart
And then when the peach blossoms hung
like rubies from the stem of the parent
tree-when the morning glory like a nun
before the shrine Of God, unfolds her beau
tiful face, aud the moss roses open their
crimson lips, sparkling with the nectar that
falls from heaven, who does not bless his
Makerl"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-29

NV ENGLAND FARMER.-The first num-
Der of a new volume of this truly excellent
agricultural paper came to us on the LIST of
January 1852, increased in size to forty
eight large octave pages, fall of matter, in
teresting and important, to every tiller OF
the soil Mr. Simeon Brown is the princ-
pal editor, assisted by Frederick lIolbrook
and Henry f. French. They will undoubt-
eddy make the paper one Of the best in the
Union, for the perusal of the Farmers Of
the New England States. 1t has long sus-
talned good reputation. We remember
1t from the beginning, and though not a
practical farmer, have taken much pleasure
in the perusal Of It's pages, under the edto-
rial care Of the late and lameuled Fessen.
den and Cole. Their places will be well
supplied by the present editors, if they 90
through the volume as ably as they have
commenced in the present number The,
say TO their readers" While you pillow and
harrow the soil, we will pillow out useful ex-
periments and improvements with the pen
and harrow the world over for your pleas.
ure and instruction. SO we are co-abor.
ers, hitched in the same team, aud depend
ant upon each other for smiling fields and
bounteous crops"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-29
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
eM-lGausnSI,irc.


guns ROAD cunurcts at Nnre RIVER June,ino th,
vermont and Canada Ceniral aud Pl-suusic iilofa.
whh the toncoid, Manchester, Nashus Lowell. boston
tawfenre salem, Worcester and NORWICH Roads ana i
he nearest toute from part at Causdi Northern Vermont
dnt NHw uau|-hte go Hu-tcn.
s inute psses through the CHpais ct New nmr.hif,
'nd Netm1n' and tie afe AMI low as by ANY
Atf JOY 1t, 1850 Passenger tflins cti0n WuI
me above Roads leave Boston from thc Depot u che Low
Road fo Me-i Lebanon, Wells Ri,ef eiisr ano lur
ln.ton IA IS A. NJ aud ~ Ma and for BRISTOL a. i2 N
leave West Lebanon tor Nashua, Lowell. Bo-i, Gfool
Junction, Worcester Hud Ncw-Auik 90 A. Me- and ou
r M AND BRISTOL al e2j a, NJ, ihe ariiya of the c
run ~ ellis River nua burlington.
Passengers run the ienfa and Pussumpsir Roud. via
ton ord and Nashua arrive Gtoou Juuciiun a ocss.t
aHI Ne" hofk as quick end cheap any roue
special tauts Tram uil go h ough o,nr ihis foite
cN fs luesdNi without stopping. There are cntIr pen
and good recommendations H the hudng about 8 4fbs a.
mile iiom Pottef'. hy tins dto,cis nave not only
the advantage OF the Cambridge aud Brighton Markets M
also he mifkot az Manchester, Nashua Lowell Lawrence
/ and Sltem.
Freight Trains daily each way 1sundays excepted
over the ieui'ul Passumpsir, Northern Gomez sim
Hnd Lowell Roads TO and fom burlington Well River and
The Depot OF the Lowell Road boston Merchandise AID
Kinds Is carried as cheap eEpediiiousy as b., any Other
Toute.
Concord n Il. June, %. 1850 s.ef
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-29
PECK Il LEWIS.

IvAVE lust returned from Boston ard aro receiving largo
nddiiions 10 their ofmer stock Of Goods which
,o a. Cash NJ pttres lower than Our Goods
iii In pa OF 10000 lbs SUGARS OF all grades, 900 lbs
Jo.e Esrn TOBACCO 1000 lbs Jaya, and other KINDS Of
rprrrr %, Ghosts of those nice V n. TEAS FLOUR,
NAILS GLASs PAIN rs, OILS, BUTTER, CHEESE,
LAID EGGS, FisII. SALT, &C SC. -
A General Assortment OF domestic GoobS, together
with 100 Boxes Of Custom msde BOOTS snd SHOES,
which we are selling for Cash al prices never before offered
. =" H. ,o rssil on PECK & LEWIS.
Spaldngs Block Main St W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-29
sWANTON FAIIs ACAnFMy

WILL commence their sumnet 1efm oa Wsiasst.
w sept 2, and conti7ue eleven Weeks
SAMUEL ". CASE PunclnaL
.MAtkMAs TER, Assistant
Miss Am MARiA BAhCOCk, ffeccptie.s. and Tsse..
1 of ffruch
M.. ANNA r.. BLACKhAN, Teacher Of Music, Dar
ing and Painting
Miss MARi /. BRAiTON, Teacher Of Music.
GEORGE II. HALL, MD Lecturer Oh Phy.ieio.y A..
. Chrmistrt-
During ihe Tern, 81 - expected Teacher Institute
b" htll hcfe fiy che state ~upcrnfe adrrt
A Teacher. Glaze wall bs turned 10 i,s eotereer,s
me Term. wbch tperil attention viii be- given TO- It'll E,
I branches lur-uch in runuiou srhools.
lae Trustees and fleuds OF thf School have, 90 u.
Iirnst, td q extensive BOOB taluabn rlilsnnhra
ihcmica Apparius nnt insfuctiou In these branches
le nccon pania q siih lertlfrs 4ui experiments.
Iuil0n, So ta So ffruch. ~ extra Mu.c s.
liuafi 500 -uoa ttuul r' irpr s % io ] 81.
leAt Book iulashcd thr rlscs az the lowest prices
a ]. = tNsnk Sarrofafs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-29

A ihe PAPER WILL, Moolr.Ier, Rive st,aw. p,
- snnW, Conn Hu-ks, add r Ns,rls Tow Firnois ~ b,
have ihrse n,is Co spare, wlil hnI good market rbr.
euli soon, az Zoe Pager Nil OF H. 4. NATION am SOA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-29
GREAT CURE FOR DYPEPSIi!
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
DR.. J. s. IIoughton's
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
GASTRIC JTTTCE!

Prepared from RENNEF, OF the fourth SIt VA, ~ W.
TUE OK amer directions Of BARON IiENlG, the errat
Physiological Chemist, by J. 5. HOU6HION, d. j.. Pm
ri. ~ truy wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION. DYs
PEPSIA JAUNDtCE, LIVER COMPLAINT, CON
SITUATION, md DEBILITY, Curing amer Na'ufo's
own method by Natures Agent, tho Gastric juice
% Half poaaul of PrrsfN, Infused 10 water wil d.
gst dissolve, ftue Pounds u Roast Bet IN about t"o
PEPsiN isthe chef element, or Cteat Dgestns rrni
pie of the Gastric Iuiootle Sorftw ne Food, The FH
Itag, Pre-errine aud smaia'lg Agent OF mo stomach
and ncsiincs n extracted from iho Digestive onac
of tho OK thus nruins ma ARriFlclAL DIGESTIVE
'eai posefs. nnl furnishing COMPLETE and PERFECT
pains and evil. OF INDIGESTION aud uNsrLrslA are re-
3D. just ihey would by healthy stomach; u, -
doing woutcr. 'or D,spc curing cases Of
EVACUATION. NERVOUS De, LIN e., and DlsPEPilC
CONSUMPTION supp"sed to be 90 The verge Of ne grave.
highest dearee CURIOUS uud REMARKABLE
Scientific Evidence
BARON LiEBlG 10 bis celebrated worn Auim'lt hem
sry. says; " An Artificial digestive flun, analogous TO
membrane Of The stomach of The aif ia which various nv
cic- oil food, aud cgrs, Nt %" sWinta aHa
aige'ie justin nc 'a"s mann" "'y "''i &c " '
Dr. rEBEiaA 10 SCI, aioeu. treatise or Food ,od Diet
published by Fowl,rs x Wells, Sow York page 80 states
tho saric great fact and dosr'e the methd OF preparation
Thcreuie lc~ herauthortics than Dr. F,rim
Dr. CONgE in BIS yaiunhlo writings un The Physiology
OF Digestion " observes TINT dimmuonu ihe due quan-
iy OF tha Gastric juice s prominent nnd all rfe'ang
Professor ID neic,ue in undon who severely Affected
with tins CON pilui, huring every uWa cleo Co ill h"e
ic Gastuo Juice, obtained from tie -o.chs OF
living animais, winch proved completely su,e'4H'e
Dr. GRAHAM. auihoi col uie ian"u' ~oissoa 80 r-'iA
THAT ite >taHichs "i animals, hac'fibh h N"'i- 'n'i
40 the hui hr property et dissnNng 'Hti'n- nt't ."
tool. aud of ID citing tind of hfuu. digestion ui htm
w. sINO, : great work ile " thenstty OF Man, llrc
discovery OF rtfrlN "fm new era '' ne ,h '' y ',,'
ny of Digestion. From recent experiments $50 k"o" i"t
food % dissolved Hs rapidly 90 800 Hfuhcih dr'" ''"
prepared from rersn, as Is ia 'ho mtufi "A'i"e '"ee
Ustit'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-29
IOCKS.

or every description. oacutcd afford sccniiy against
or GUNpON DtR-arr urplied to his safes,
also Powder Proof Key Hole Co,sr, soete, sprgs, &C.,
TO ofdef.
G.. J. GAYLER
On f.l, s,,,,t rct,., Cold So 4i.w
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Fire-PrOOf Beyond a Doubt.

Over $50 having been very severely tested by
fire, and not one has at any time failed.
The door Of tho DOUBLE FLANGE SAFE is tho
STRONGEST PART, while the door Of all others Is THE
NEAkbSI-a act well established hy ihe repeated ia
Of the 40 called, Wders Safes when exposed tc hfc
J. GAfLEk claims to have originated md introduced
valuable Improvement salnmander Safes aud u
CHALLENGES all safe Makers, al who purchased ard ull
the world pove, that any of his salimHndef Sefes
have failed ai any time under any circumstances, either
accidental experimental tcsE. lie refers all not
quintod with has Safes to the numerous his
udne 60 tests 10 tho fire. New York
lsaj-nt which time his safes preserved over HALE
MILLION Boo money, notes, sc be ides books and papers,
WITHOUT one INSTANCE OF FAILURE aud also
10 the certificates Of day. including the great
fires Albany - Louis, Buffalo, Corning Syracuse, SC
Sc.
The Subscriber manufactures all Kinds Of Safes Specie
Chests strong Boxes Fue aud Thief Proof Vault Doors
Bank Naul- aud his tariff Of prices viii DO found
ou,te ~ low as ANY other manufactured.
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"FstgHner's Guide TO Scientific and
EractiCai Agriculture"

neuaea the fubiclipH Of valuable Agricultural YuIk
"Farmer's Guide To Scientific and
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