The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-20
90 Rraotrs auo Correspondents.

perancc Cause. found on ,hc FIRST pace, is well
written and deserves attention. The young
ladies will find in il = word 10 them.
CE-'Ths 7ongnt," on the first page. is a
very credirable article by young writer who
promises ability and uselu.ac$S.
n-J'We print another poetic article by
"Srraggs,' which breaches good sermon and
breaches It we'll.
C,T"Aa article on tn" cost to the TAX payers Of
C-cil county produced by intoxicating Liquors,
will BE printed next week.
C5~Tha Ccntrerlle Sentinel last week head.
ed cuIu.nn, The Eustern Shoreman." in
which il iEtyr.ds hereafter to give such "lnat-
tiers ol Interest g, transpirc on this peninsula"
We lnnsa2o ktId column with that healing for
that purpose, Su,pi.-n found difficulty in fnding
n paia ,raphIor il. During the time we kept that
column going the Somerset HernIi changed its
name to "The f..>erG ShCremnn = whether
our old Eastern Shore heading hal anything 10
do with these things, We are left to guess.
pj~The circslnliop Of we Wing in this
county Isl W toa very gratifying number, but
iHtI' aI' iH'iN "a WV I"il., WIN w H'' 'uh'
IL who wuylJ f.nd il TO their advantage to take
county pei. :, is iInpor'aal 70 know what
is weekly occurliEg Ia the cn;1:y--~hen the
various c0uI,* 1let--tE' farms /" he sol--the
goods for sal" S our merchants and mechanics,
,l.ar wh"mt are n,"rc skiltu nf accor!amo-
,datin"--,,a,! ne, seq tn" lhousant anil o2e other
kiuds'nl ,,c.,l advertisements and nop;ces; anal it
is lmpo,t: 1T toau'r and take part in the various
d>cusssior.s nu one matters whic Srisr. Every
family uneht'a hHv" il couuty paper AMI We
hope to tnL the subscription list Of The Whig
largely incycnA,,q Some one who has hnuwi-
edge on this SUBJECT >a?%':
"''ri> swrr,. s,a wiy"er's nj GIT al home. To
si,4hS frs N ,ers; haN- an III Is w.Hcr thing
Us far ra9grat III. T'pr;~, A'".t VOC ian' III"
:lapnrsi Cst't YOU ifhe tlin papers Che JOYS
,.f: rarl are ilt,:" ar'S, ua;r.s YOU Rake n"
,ancrs! Mal;rns watt.nG lo"crS t-", ,"u
,nl>, take the rar",~, SWANS who e.t''ii not
iily Woo, y"n must take III" papers, Can't ,on
TAKE. the papers L"y"'s JOYS ba,,w you'll
never know. unless you take The papers,
1--WE find in The CIR nnal ht.,s The FOL
lowing stanzas 10y "E!rn Grry.' Ewing says
otthrm: .rvrry line comes warm saI gushing
from the heart, an is ll"I s<lh gcn'1ine portic
inspirations"
Fe- iht fs>incirnati 9kgs..
Meeilrr.
M"thcr' oh hog long toTress
Nv rhc"k To t]l;ur.
10 feel thine aglf4s OF Icn(>r:ess
About me twl4Ve.
NY heart is hesolate and ifw,r---
II p!nrih noM
Il" hear mothers gentle tame,
80 soft aud IN.
Iryramcth for a mo,hc, smile
To n"stI" mar
A ,no'h"r's h'att. and there forget
Zach grc aaG tear.
The wurl 1t seemelh kiad'!o me
Whtre'cr Ga.
Warm hanl aad loving hears, with flowers
My pathway sttew.
liow often TO taine eye ny Srstags
The grateful tear.
When from the lips nt straE gers hreathed
Kind words hear.
All! then long SO earnestly
To lay my ,ead
Upon thy breast and weep, where er'st
My tears were shed.
But vain the wish: | find thee not
Save when knee
In PRAYER 10 hlpl-iorevcr near
IT'S then feel
That thou ar, with me, mother, dear!-
Upon my brow
fancy can feel thy hand.
hear thy low
Sweet words Of blesslng and my heart
Beneath The spell
For.ets 10 greve. while its calm Joy
No words can tell.
LEBANON, Pa. ELLEN GREY.
ty~Our old triead Ewing, who has become
permanently connected. we undcrstand with
The Cincinnati Atlas, has started a column I'M
der the head Of "Gossr," with the motto: "a
snapper up Of unconSidtrcd rihes,' which is
rich and racy affair; the following are speci-
mems:
'Some one in New York writes, the way to
make dog let 20 his holl is TO throw Scotch
snnf or Cayenne pepper in his face. We sup
pose ii will have the sane effect on puppy,
and advise all particular youn. ladies'. who are
pestered with these canine bipeds. ito make
note on it.''
''Rarc times the sportsnen are having in the
country these Ndrcmher days! The leaves have
nearly al! fallen from the l,ees-,he dead, frosty
grass brushes beneath the tread aud every brush
heap or bunch of dry foliage ronreals quail or
rabbit. And the ar too is 50 crispand bfacng
that one day among the hills with dog and gun
is worth a whole week in the city. All We can
feel for those who are shut up in tho city and
are unable 20 indulge in such celebrating re-
creation"
"An intercepted letter. which is published in
the last number Of Harpers Magazine, SAYS
hens, like women, are happy in proportion to the
number OF young ones they have TO chuck over,
and the reason old Solomon was the wsest Of
men was because he had more children than
nybody else. Those, therefore, who wish to