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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24
NEW YORK supERInR COURr-yere-

mah c Hess Shsdrach and Thomas IS he.e
Lawrence Crawford To LAW NENCE CRAWFORD You are
summoned aud required tbs companin this
which hed the Office OF the CerA o the sapsnor Court
the ans COUNTY New York the 10th day OF september,
the said compliant
.ub-cnbers office, No. - Na-ssu the Cy OF
within lays AFTER the OF this
Of the da Of such al
the said coupbn, within the TIME aforesaid the plaintiffs tbs
will judgment the s3O1t 30 with
iron the lat Jay Of SsVtsmher 1884 besides the Of
this Automobiles sept 10, 1889. -
ali la~5vFt A l.. PISNEY, Plaintiff Attsrney.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY, .onnesttns 9th the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COhPANY.-Only through u
Mall Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via Aspinwsll
and PsnAmA-The splendid new and double engine u s
fail Steamship GEORGE 500 tuns, D. Potter, UsN,
Com uAnder. will sail on TUESDAY Oct 81 20eloct,
srvcisely from pier ct foot Of Wsrsna North River.
The Pss6s Mall Steamship Company aihcsni steamer
TENNESSEE <I be IN readiness Psnsms 70 ceosvsths
ai md passenger and sail mmec stey for san
Francisco Nc ssoTs will he pared the part Of the two
Companies to send heir passengers through v's sIped'
Don comfort and safety.
sATEs OF FAEE TO AsPINwALL
Ladder Saloon, State Room
Lower An and Forward Saloon do............... %
Second Cabin standees ',
Passengers will be landed at the Railroad vhsri Aspin-
wall free Transit Of the sthmus at ths Pesssnsers
p.nss Perpops seourinr through psnse By the United
Ss tes Nail Steamers nom NewYos nave prefsren.e OF
sccoIn mediation Oh board OF the Pacific Mail steames
Rates OF fare from Panama 10 saD srsneco on the most
favorable terms For reish or passage apply 70
CHAgLEs A WHITNEY, 81 the Once Of the Cos
No III West o.. .orner Of Warren. N \.
~ B-shippep requested TO supply themselves with
the Comp anys Bills Of Ladins which will ee ugned ct the
Office between the bour ofle sod os'oas on the day OF
sailing
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IN PIRSTANCE of an Order of Jesse @.

SMITH Of the County King hsresS
acc0ns all hsvns claims against JANIS
BROW late o The CITY OF Brosya deceased that
aursd exhibit ther~sf
Der oce OF Gilbert Story number Wal street. The
Nes fo eere the .rth Of November ssItDa-
ted Nay 81, lsos WILLIAM BROWN, AansaustAios.
,nal LAM
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EREIGHT TO VERMONT and NEW

HAMPSHIRE Of REDUCED RATES-By steams
TRAVELLER from Peck -sltp, every day - P. M
Yhroush eta via New.york and NewHsven Railroad
Bresht Odsss No I62 seuthst. N. Y. ,. HYDE Asent
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORk
~ and GLAs8OW.-The glasgow and New-Y Ort stssa
ship Companys powerful aew Steamship GLASGOW L9si
tuns and 700 hone poweI Robert Craie Commander vii
rail nom New.Yors for Glasgow 90 WEDNESDAY, 40
sept and on SATURDAY, ath Now st II O'Clock. nooa
First Cabin. (Sslooh State RoomsD..
Pirst Cabin, fhdship Mate Rooms).......... 70
tscoud Casia.. ..:..:..,..;.-:. :''.'.s'.''
Stewards fee included
Applyp } NcsyhON. No. q srualwsS
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and ERIE, and ELMIRA
y Ia a ANAkQAIQuI RAIIRQA Qs -Ersina Law

/ and CANANDAiGUA RAILROADs.-frsius leave
Pier foot OF Duane-st a. follovs:
Dsy Express-At A M for Cenandagus, Rochester sre
Nasas Falls arriving at the above named places the saIn
evening Mail Trsns leave ss NJ stopping over sirs'
NIGH Express-Lesv .. r H. arriving st Csnsndsi
sua at 40 morning, In time 20 take the ~ train tor
Rochester Buffalo and Niagara Fals
This the quickest cheapest and most comfortable rous
10 w sstsrn New Yorh and Canada West
w q. LATHAM, supt G. and Il. Il. X.
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SUPREME COURT-John f..

~ ButtsfNorh against jonathan Lawrence and Nara bic
heny Cos and Jhh Pefs Executor an5 Administrator
1houss SWsle. deceseisumm.us. reheirO the
named defendants You hereby onsd and required
the complaint this seton OF whch herewith served
and 20 the
the .ub-cfoe his on No ~ the CITY Of
New York within DAYS after The hereof exclusive Of
the DAY such ard ~ 20 the said
within the soressi the plaintiff IN this will apply tho
Court for the rehri 10 ,nd-j Dated July lSs2
JOHN skDG"lCk. Planud 5 Attorney, No. - Nsssaas.
The summon. and COMPLIANT this hd tbs Once
Of the Cea OF The County OF New YOrk tho HsB
said City the seth day OF August 1881 aas1 last~f~
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T S. MAIL STEAM SHIP CON-

ii 7 O' 41hIb y u n III y II OVIT-
" PANY.-for Nev-Orieans via Havana the splsa-
ia steamship CRESCENT CITY, ID. d. Porter. U. s. ",
commander will fal from the pier st foot Of WArsust
N. B. On MONDAY, Sept n. G2ocloch ?. ~ precisely
RLTEs OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND Skw.oRLBlNf
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
After saoori Bertha.
Ssecrrts oertns. 10
Specie only taken On freight 70 Havana
freight aksp 70 NevOT, az so cents per sable foot
Shipper Of heifht requested 70 r1ppy themselves
With the Comp.nys bills Of sdrs which may b lad on
spphcs1on 81 the Office No other form Will be signed.
No ti1s OF lsdins Csned after the ship has ailea-
Tor freight passage apply %
N o. ROBERrs No IN WestSt cor wsrsx
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NETWORK and CHARLESTON
i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T. 8. MAIL
LIFE TIE new srd ele g.nt steamships
mARlON..... .................... Captsin Berry
UNION ............................C Captain Adams
sOUTHERSER recommendations W. Foster,
JANIS Captain j. Dickinson,
Forming argaN scmi.weekly line between NewYork and
Charleston, will make their tips as follows:
saturday Sept IS
"Wednesday, Sept -.
MARION. Saturday, Oct
yAMts ADCER....................W Wednesday. Oct ..
Saturday. Oct 9.
sOU1HERNER.. "Wednesday. Oct Is.
MARION Saturday, Oct is.
JAMES "Wednesday, Oct. -.
UNION Saturday. Oct 3.
sOUTHtRNER............. Wednesday, Oct. q.
MARION Saturday Oct %.
JAMES ADGER...................W Wednesday, Nov s.
UNION SATURDAY, Nov. s.
SOCIHEhNER... wednesdsy. Nov 10.
MARION. Saturday, NV. Is
phese steamers leave Pier No North River II o'clock
prec'ev For FRIGHT apply on board ana for pssags
81 the counting rosm of
sPOFFORD, TILEsTON co No. As South-st
Savannah passengers furnished with through tickets with
out ssdifiOnai charge.
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EXCURSION to EUROPE and BACK
IL IN FORTY DAYS The LIVERPOOL sod PHIL
AUEPhIA STEAMSHIP co. intead sailing their
stssmshls as follows:
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2 IS Capt Robert Lstch.
.ASGOW Ca uvN
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The stages Tor squaxn will In connection With bosx-
stsses 10 convey passengers oil pAIu Of the country
All peoas rt trusting the above sost On the sssosz'
OF the owners.
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NOR SHREWSBURY, RED BANK,
NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT anS

II FALL RIvER-Tho splendid snt s.gerios sss sc
BAY STATE, Capt VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Bcpsmin Brsyton leave alternate days sundsy
excepted from Pier No 5 N R. the Battery at5P
Tor ffeishL apply board, the ofee Pier No
YIsDALEE eOARDEN, Asents Nos. % and " Wssta
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate

u N PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
u oths County of New fors notice hereby al
hsyins claims AGAINST EBkN l. HUNT late IL the CITY Of
New folk broker 70 present the sh vouchers tsrco
the subscribers, at the once OF wnihnp johnson. No 81 WI
ham The CITY Of New Yos before the thsth DAP
December usstDs,ed New fot the twenty fourth Of
isss la.SnF. w TEMPiETos JOHNSON I Ee.a 4 Hunt
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THKOUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO
i The new and slsg,nt Steamship UNITED STATES,
VIM G. 6euy Conn sndsr Will leave New-YoTs on
THURSDAY, Oct 2s. at P. NJ, precisely; connsotns
at Psrsms With the new double engine Steamship WIN;
FIELD SCOTT A. Cole, Commander, which vessel
leaves Psnsms on the arrival y The Ds';sss, FSt passage
Gene al Agents, No. % Beaverst, New-York
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II LEAVENS. Successor 70 CrOmelin

T LEAVENS. (Successor 10 Cromenn
y a Pairbrother) No 262 Pearl U. 8 Hotel Build
ma four doors from Fultops New Yorh sole proprietor
AR the United States of the ENGLISH NEahlN w
gTROYER superior TO other article ever or
kred Tor the destruction OF Ants Bedbugs Rosches WormA
Moths and all insects that srsw or nhao csves OF
n wood furniture tree. sbu obery &c vor sale as shove
n bottles Is 80 cents and 81 liberal discount 70 the
trade ~. p-,.,o.- u.x
shsats Hotel Cour,l.ndtst g. w kellogg Co, Propns
So Clob- Dpips Saloon Nos T. and fulton Market
.ersTs-N,w.York: A. r n d. Sands wholesale drug
nat, No 100 Fulton-st Charles ". Ring No 1872 Broad
vay corner Of John st Okter mowbtay No "a Fultond
lanes ID Exan No us Pripce-st yorkvte> Y. u; Dr
Cecirs Family Medicine Store Brooklyn, n: ": D.
Brice Soma No a Jsmes-st Mrs Hayes No l7o full
tou-st; Daniel Colgrove, No 50 Myrtle Thomas j.
HAYES No. lAs Atlsnro-t Wtlliamsburh, n T.; James
Newell Druggist and Chemist, No. 70 Grandst.
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EvOR LIVERPOOL.-Uni.sd Ssa.ss

NOR LIVERPOOL - DRAMATIC
III LINE-Psckst OF 18th Septsmbor -rhs pleadiA ana
hgorite pscketship SIDDONS Capt Lathsr j. arss VII
ail a. above, Der regular dss
FOR freight or pssaxe having very rae accommodation
s,nlv on hoard AZ rier No IL Cast River, or to
W" spOPrORb TILESTON CO. No. IS Soutb-o
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Of the County Of New YoA, pS>ous
having claims ERNEST kASS 81 the CITY % Ss~ rcsk,
baker deceased 70 the ~A vouchers thereof he
subscriber hs No Ga Rrosi~ N. Cy Of Nss Yo<t.
beors The twelfth day Of Jangsp seKtDaei Ssv Yo Ne
eighth day Of JaS. 1859 JOHN SANDS. Esssessr.
iva
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0lOtbins, Or.

EALL HATS.-Custom makes neces-
u sAry the thai Pail hs,s ready
6eetenen veAy OF their Summer Han aew,
s.sansnt ssrlstr.e change n sssS ess1 :, osss ~
No S7S Brsstwsy irvips H0ssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

il Trains leave pier foot OF Duaneft a. foIIows
ExPREss TRAIN at A M for Duntirk connecting win
srscass for Cleveland Ssndusky, Tosao An;
Monroe and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago
Mail TRAIN at 8 A. M. for all stations.
WAY TRAIN ats p Nj via Piemont, for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN at SIP. NJ, via Jersey City for Delaware.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at p. M, for Dunkrk. sonnesi
rs fut-csss steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
With Express Train for Chicago.
EHreR Ant TRAIl at p. NJ via rermoai
CBAs MINOT, Superintendent
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE 10 MIA.
L CARA FALLs.-ROCHEsTER, LOCkPORf ans
SlLQARA FAI,IR RAILROAD.-On and after kosisy
LuTust 2 Is52 Passenger Trains viii run % fol'ovr
GOING wEsr -
i.t vr.,n Expres ..... Jssv,s Rochester 1t ep 4. n
a. % Nal ......... SIS
" Way Express ..... ASf.h
RETURNING.
ltfnin-EIpro. Mail leaves Ni.sH. Falls a 10 I.
"a Accommodates, $50 r:
n Expresa $40
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IL Of the county Of S.~ hereby psssoss
havins against THOMAS BRADY. late Of the
Yo 5ale deceased present the same. nth soaehe~ sso
subscriber his the Of and s<A
st. ofSe~ before the 18Th December
nsIt-Ds'sd New Yort. the 10th jsy ef June, lisa
j.Il isvnmF. JANIS PAGAN, Es>cascr.
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THOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

E DOCK OCEAN aoUsE Lons B,nShJ POM
WAsHINGfON MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK
(Niddlstownl and RED sANK-Ths and splendid
ssesr boat fHOkAf HUNT Capt. A. n. Hasserty, VII
Issvs tbs NewHsvsa Pier, Pssk%lp. Esss River, To-
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate

III County Ns~ all p>sous
havns AGAINST BERNARD HANGAR, late of the
N~iors, butcher present the With voaehss
the-y the subscriber the office o William hysr al No 10
Rvngou the City of New Yort before the sab
January nexi-Daed New yors. tho SO Of July lisa
js3 lawtmFr ELIZABETH AANlGAN Admiastratnr
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IN TohSOaNCE at an order Of the Surrogate
me cosn Of S.w iess oos hereby rv.a 10 al psr>oss
havns csus ss.nsi MANY PsRkiNs o. N. cst, ~ Nev-
To vicoN, deee<-ed ,o..s.S. .As,f
20 the subscriber al his rsteaos No sen.s la d. g., AZ
rort. eefrs March s-., No. -
YoFs. n. 80 DAY OF ssptsnesr. lsS.
- sw6mF WILLIAM PERKINS, r,.su,o,
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ELECTROTYPB

WORKS Copper duplicates Of TYPE Ensrsvtnga, Ss
~ snrht advance stereotype prioss printers Job cuts
on hand Eecoyped order at the same prise
and elecrotypps made to order and insiucnon oven N
AZ 90 JAMES L. WARD,
Electro Metalurgst No 81 AnR-h
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
IA sPRINGs-Tbe cars Of the NETWORK and HAk~
LEM RAILROAD leave the City Hall Station, NewYort.
Daily (Bundays excepted ct 10 O'Clock, M Mall Train
Chatham -Four Corners connecting With Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy Lebanon Spring. Pttsied. Spring
Geld and other intermediate Stations
At 8 O'Clock, P. NJ Accommodation frsin % Chatnas
-four Cone connecting with Western Railroad soine Eazt
~ PASSENGER for Lebanon spiinp will take the 10
O'Clock, A. M Train 70 Chatham, Western Railroad 10
Canaan and Stage - lebanon arriving early the ss7
~ sLOAT, asperntsnesst
q
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SMITH Ess surross,s Count, Of ksss here
Sgven 70 al havins ckin- RICHARD DOUG
ate Of The Cry OF .ecea TIA; tssy ressrsd
~th the scusbers thereof ~ the saesSrse$s q 10
9ee 70 County tr-ssar-ss oAce CITY Had. the CUs
Tth. 1854 cRAwrosn ssryu axr,,.s,,,cr
70 laySnFrs - s~''"' ~-"s%'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-17
DIALOGUE,

Wiliam-Good morning John, how are your
John-Why William! how do you do?
Willlan-rery well indeed, sir, it is quite cold
this morning.
John-Yes, and it bids fair for continuing so
for the present, by the by, speaking otthe
weather, begin to feel my oil light clothes
little understandable, and rcplcnishing Of my
wardrobe is necessary, or the blightng frosts Of
winter will be upon me unprepared.
William-Well John, it is not a safe policy TO
let these things be too long, that every person
must admit, but you need not be put to the least
inconvenience at the present time. All you
have to do is to step down to WELLS and you
can suit yourself with any kind of clothes you
want, except Boots and Shoes. He thinks there
are men engaged in that business exclusively,
enough 10 supply the wants OF the community,
and he goes on the principle Of trying TO lie and
lei lire.
John--Ah, that's the reason Wells don't keep
Boots and Shoes. Then such a man should he
encouraged by every friend &! Home Industry,
AMI what yer | want in his line Of business |
will buy If him, if he will sell TO me right.
Wilam--Try him, and if YOU cam, deal with
him, YOU can not with any man in this town,
that know; and you want any thing made TO
order, he will warrant TO give perfect satsiac
ton.
,John-Thank you sir, will call on him.
Good morning.
Elkton, Oct. 25 81
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-17
WEST NOTTINGHAM AGAD-
E5y1S-

nNflE undersigned pastor of the Nottingham
L Presbyterian Church; and recently aprunt-
ed Principal Of the Nottingham Academy. de-
slrcs 10 cali The attention Of parents and guardi-
ans TO this long established school, which in pasu
days has enjoyed somuch public confidence and
patronage under the able direction of the late
DR.. Magraw, and the present Prof G.. Burrows,
ol Lafayette College. 1t is earnestly hoped that
its present manag cement will not be found up~
worthy Of its past history Boys will either be.
prepared for college, or business pursuits as
their friends may direct. Board and lodging
can be lad in quiet Christian families in the
immediate vicinity, al the rate OF s. 90 week,
The principal would be glad to receive into his
own house four young boys.
The charge fnrtulion is $40 per session for
classical scholars, 81 per session for English
scholars. The sessions commence on the first
Wednesday of May and November.
The chool enjoys the advantage of being situa
ted in Il healthy ncighborhood, and among a re
tired religious community, and of bcing yer
easy of acccSs--it is within five miles of Por
Deposit and eight Of Perlyville. Please diree
TO Rev. A. A. HODGE,
Woodnwn, Cecil Co., Maryland
Oct. IL 81 If.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-17
II As jus! received at the old stand next 10 the
Ill Court House, superior stock Of new goods
for Fail and Winter,

II As just received al the old stand next TO the
III Court House, Il superior stock Of new goods
for Fail and Winter,
such az Cloths, Cassmer,s, Ncstings. CASH
nets, SatncttS Twccds. Kentucky Jeans from
- to 31g. Also Nj. Dclaines from II TO 81 c.
Broca'c POI lins, Satin Danash, China Plaids,
Ch>hmcres. Cohurgh cloth. Morinocs ofsupericr
quality, any color yun may want, Il superior
stock of blrarhcd and brown shesling from ! TO
81! cents, calico from 3 to % c.: Scotch and
Manchester Gin@hams, strp'd shifting; bed tick
Ing FROM 10 IS c.; Canton honncIs, lrcm "a
10 Is c.; hosiery Of various prices, Berlin and
huckskin cloves, very suitable tor cold weather;
carpc; chain. grass aud rag carpet, table and
floor oil cloths, carriage trimmings; a superior
lot Of penllcnan's silk and Hungarian SLOUGH
Hats, boots and shoes. IN, MS plush caps, ladies
dress Trimmings: superior stock Of Groceries,
specs. bacon. lard, butter, eggs, flour by tie
ar. or hbl. nnckcral, herring, Turks Island
and ground sall, corn. oats, beans and onions;
besides variety ofolkcr articles usually kcrt
in Il store a the kind.
latler myself irom my long experience IF
over twenty years in the business, and having a
thorough kl owledgc Of goods. II nj can 81 II rs
cheap or cheaper, than any olhcrsiore in / lklon.
Persons who look 10 their interest We Md do well
to examine my stock before purchasing else
where. as my object is Ia s. Il cheap.
feel very thankful for the liberal patronage
that has been bestowed upon me by the comr.u
n'y and hope TO merit continuance of the
same. Dec 8.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-17
agricultural Department.
MlklNG WINTER BUTTER.

There are probably few dairy women
who are not acquainted with difficulties
attending the making Of good butter in
winter. The following process, copied
from "Mowbry on Poultry" is said to
b. that practised in some parts Of Eng
i1nd; and has recently been subjected to
the ordeal of experiment in this coun-
try, with the most flattering success:
"A peculiar process of extracting
cream from milk, by which a superior
richness is produced in the cream, has
long been known in Devonshire. As
there is no peculiarly in the milk from
which this cream is extracted, it has fire.
QJenlly been matter Of surprise that the
process has not been adopted in other
parts ofthe kingdom. A four sided yes
ST is formed Of zinc plates twelve in
chcs long, eight inches wide, and six in.
ciirs deep, with false bottom at one
hall the depth. The onl V commuri:a-
ton with the lowers by the lip, through
which it may be filled or emptied.-
Having first placed at the bottom of the
upper compartment, plate Of perfora-
ted zinc, the area of which is equal to
that Of the false bottom, gallon Of milk
j. poured Immediately when drawn
from the cow and it, NUT remain at
rest for twenty hours. An equal guam
tlty of water must then be poured into
~" lower mIartment, through the lip.
J. is then permitted to stand twelve hours
] lore, when the cream will be found
perfect and OF such consistence that the
whole may be lifted of by the finger
and thumb. 1t is however, more ehec-
t'n!iy removed by gently lifting the
Perforated plate from the bottom by the
hinged handles, by which means the
whole of the cream Is lifted off in a
: ''rt, without remiXing any part of it
y itt the milk below. With this appa-
aus, have instituted series of eX-
leriments; and as a mean Of twelve sue
ccS;ive ones, | obtained the following
l"s,tits:
-Four gallons of milk treated as a
! ove produced in 81 hours, A.. pints OF
'lottrd" cream, which after churnng
'niy fifteen minutes, gave 40 ounces of
lltt1r. Four gallons of milk treated in
tN' common way, in earthen pans and
Anding AS hours, producing four plnts
{. cream, which after churning 80 min
| as, gave 30 ounces of butter. The
Irtrcase in the quantity of cream there,
~, l24 per cent, and OF butter | per
{ .atN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-01-17
Country Newspapers.

We invite the attention ofthe people
of this county, to the subjoned article
from the Doylestown, Pa, Democrat.
We here take occasion to remark that
the late editorial convention which as
sembled in Baltimore, resolved that the
name of no candidate for public office
without being paid for the same.
Country Newspapers are waking up
to their interest and seemed disposed to
resist the imposition Of gratuitous adver-
Using for the profit Of others. It has
long been the practice with county pa
pers to publish the nominations of can
dldates for Office without charge, while
in many cases the offices are worth to
the successful candidates small fortunes.
There is manifest injustice in the rule,
and the press is wise in breaking from
1t. Every line published in newspa-
per cost something, and if not paid for
by those whom it is intended especially
to benefit, must be by the publisher. If
people on presenting articles to the
printer, intended to subserve their own
interest, would only think to ask wheth-
Ell they or the printer should bear the
expense of printing, we might hope to
arrive at more just appreciation Of the
business of publishing. They have a
way in Mississippi OF making a candi-
date for office bear their proportion of
the expense of publication. which is
worthy of general imitation. 1t seems
that in some quarters the candidates
have not been in the practice contribu-
ting anything for even the ballots to be
voted. TO such the Free Trader gave
the benefit of the following notice:
eve will print at the Free Trader Of.
fee, the democratic tickets for Adams,
jefferson and Franklin counties. The
county candidates in each of those coun-
ties can have their names placed on the
ticket by sending $40. No name will
be placed on the ticket unless the mon
ely be paid in advance"
This is proper and just, and every
country paper should adopt it, with the
addition that no name of a candidate
should appear in their paper unless fair.
ly paid for. The partlzan papers are es-
pecially taxed in this way, and it is one
reason why they rarely realize living
for their owners. Almost every conn.
try paper, whether partizan or not, suf-
iers more or less from this same sort of
imposition. The press ought to unite
and resist it,