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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-04
A CARD.

To the Voters of the Gin of LyHciiurg:
The question:, whether not really candidate
for the office ofAaser Of Police forths city having been
repeatedly asked me within the last few days take
this means of saying and all, that my Ina
been before the of the city for two weeks for
that Office My coors hive therefore been nailed to the
mast and Will there remain until taken down by other
hands than my own. take this occa lion to say that
should it be the pleasure Of my rllowcitizen elect
ne to the Office. thelaws and ordinances 1ril be en-
forced, without fear, favor affection.
Respectfully,
Apdl2-d4t* J. ii, ROBINSON.
TV@We are authorized to announce A. B. GARLAyD.
candidate fertile Gerl>ship ofthe Hastings Court Of
the city Of Lynclburg.
Marchl7-ltde
!-g"We are authorized to announce GEonaE q. VII
LAMs a candidate for the ClcrNship of the Hustings
Court Of the city Of Lynehburg.
MarchlG-tdc
g-g7Wo are authorized to anuounce LEWIS PACE IA
candidate for Master Of Police for the city of Lynch
onfg' narl6-3twtdel
To tie Voters of the city of L1uclbuyg:
Permit call your attention to the name of
Capt Jesse T. Burton candidate for the Office OF
Master of Police ut the ensuing election. Mr.. Buron's
qualifications are Will known 10 the citizens generally
having filed the Office satisfactorily some few years
ago fur5 or 8 successive years.
Mochl5-tdc. MANY VOTERS.
MGssRs. EDrroRs:--Yon will please announce Hry.
hY DuNNINGToN, candidate for the place of Ser.
geant OF the city OF Lynchburg. lie has been good
officer and is worthy of the continued confidence of the
people. AN Old CITIZEN
March lf--tlc
Neare authorized to announce Capt. JAcop T. Ron
INsoN candidate for the office Of p oice Master
March 14--dte
~ We authorized to announce JoHX ". BvRc,I|
candidate orthe office of Jerk of the Hastings Cogrf
for the city of Lynchburg. Tmarl2-dtsl
We are authorised tomnouncc PHrLLIp ". WEEP, a.
candidate for the Office of Police Muster for the civ f
L9uo"O"'E march 4-drs
t5g7 We are authorized to announce Mai. JAves RI
MACH, the present incumbent candidate for t1e o(c
OF Clerk of the Court of Musings for the city of Lvuch
burg. = '
Morch3-Its
tg We authorised to announce WILLIAM u
BRANCH, candidate for the Office Of Mayor of the ci
Of Lynchbprg. ''' u!
Marcb}-ds.
S37We are authorized to announce NpRrwJ Din
LAKE, cahddate for the Clerkship of the Hns,;no
Court for the city of Lynchburg.
March2-dts
~ We are authorized to announce WIN. p. FrAru
ERsroN candidate for the office of Jerk of the our
Feb 2S-dts
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LIVERPOOL BLOWN SALT
II 1000 Sacks Marshalls Salt to arriy, from J;
pool per ship Harwood
5000 Sacks Marshalls Snlt.arrivng and for sale b
EDMUND DAVENPORT & 90
"i"''Hi It's Richmond Va
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LYSoHnURG, April =. ls,,
TOBACCO. '''
Receipts continue oderate, demand good far am.
crptous-with no change in prices. sal,. If
Lugs s. 80 to 81 so. good and fine I4gs Il N >, s
Lohse Leaf 5 30 to $40 So in Hhds SO as % ''''
WHEAT-95 100 for Red and White
WM. T. SMITH, Com. III
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cbrated Kit Carson to an Indian agency. in
and for New Mexico.
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Railroad IRON. Nc.

curious somerset. says de New York
Express. has been performed as To the duty
on Railroad iron. In which Senator Hunter OF
va. and BroJhead of Pa took their parts,
Monday. pending one ID those discussions in
the U. S. Senate, which seem 10 Us 50 out of
place in an Executive called session.
The Senator from Virginia las all along
with his Free Trade party. been resisting all
action upon or touching the tariff, even up to
February last. EARLY, in the House Of Re-
representatives.. a movement was made for some
readjustment Of tie Tariff. such as the times
inevitably Indicate TO be necessary, aud such
as, we may add, the growing surplus in the
Sub Treasures inevitably demand; but the
combined FREQ Trade party in the main re.
sisted il, backed by tho iron interest Of Penn
sylvania, which her Representatives feared
would be affected N any movement whatsoev-
er. Now that railroad iron is again up to so
per ton, Mr. Hunter, under the impulse of in
srructous from Virginia, prepares the way for
action by calling on the Secretary Of the
Treasury for prices current, which any iron
mercantile house, by the way, could furnish
him upon Gull
Bot Mr.. Brodhcad and his iron party, who
have been pleading eversnco the fall Of iron,
after the Tariff Of 1916, iora remodelling Of
that Tariff, enough at least, to protect IRON
and who have been declining, and justly,
too against the Sitting scaie on iron in that
Tariff, now resist all steps toward a modiica-
ton. Things have changed. Railroad iron
is not down now to $50 per ton, but up TO 70;
and as prices change, Senator Brodhead and
his friends change their policy with them.
The Sl,dng aeale Of duties on railroad iron
IS an unjnst one, and can never stand the test
Of examination any more than did IN Eng
land the sliding scale Of duties on corn. Iron
have an interest now in fixed
duty, when iron is high; for men, when they
can dictate their terms, should not wait again
till the sliding scale goes down, and they find
themselves overwhelmed as they were up to
1852. The sliding scale ruined the Iron man
ufacturcrs from 1913 up to 1853, and now the
sliding scale is dompcr upon all new rail!
ROAD enterprises The principle OF levying
duties by universal foreign adealoremS is all
wrong.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-04

Mile HIrzFELDT is the lady lately arrested
in Heidelberg, in the Grand Dnchy Of Baden,
for having spoken in unbecoming terms Of the
attempt to assassinate the Emperor Of Austria
She lad but recently arrived from America
to which she fed 10 1919 to avoid persecu-
ton FOR the active part she took in the revo.
lutionary movements in the Grand Duchy.
In her luggage, papers Of revolutionary
character were found.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-04

Col. MCMULLEN, the 1llnstriouS representa-
tive OF the Scott district and who seems as nnx
ious to retain his seat in Congress, as, on a memo.
rable occasion, he was to keep his chair in
railroad car has played strong card lately.
Knowing that the readiest approach to the To-
cofoco heart was through promise Of palro-
mage and pay he procured while in Washing
ton the signatures of sevclal Of his colleagues
10 document intended 10 be exhibited to the
President, setting forth "lhat the federal patro-
mage has been uncqnally and partially distrlbu.
ted in Virginia Ito the dissatisfaction Of large
majority of the democratic arty'-"lhat por.
ton of the State lying west of the Blue Ridge,
has been generally overlooked" &c. This pa
per is signed by Clemens, Faulkner, (therene-
gade,) Letcher, McMullcn, Beae, Bocock, Itt
M Brute y Bayly and Edmunson, and par
TALLY endorsed by Hunter and Mason. Ut
occurs 10 us just here TO inquire, whether the
complainant Mr.. Bocock has not, since signing
this manifesto and before the grievance has
been removed, recommended Democrats from
Eastern Virginia for appointment, and thereby
attempted to increase the evil of which he
1otnl'laihsiJ hchuiien says nc l'lcnthtea TIE
paper to most Of the Virginia delegation FOR
their sanction and concurrence, and that he
presumes those who refused to sign had rea
sons, sufficient, in their own opinion, TO jnstii,
them in declining. OF course they had, mos
astute Colonell--lhe continued monopoly o
the Offices among the people of their own sec
ton was reason enough for any of them 4
for himself, the Colonel tells us, he intends I,
make the principles contained in the manifesto
"a tenet Of faith in his political creed. =
Very natural for we suspect that all the othe
tenets in his faith relate like this to the loave
and fishes There will be no .jarring amonl
his tenets, when that gets in--not PARTICLE
But the whole matter belongs TO the democra
cy, and we have no disposition to put our foo
in il.
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$S0,150,000
40 $4,000

Showing an estimate produc-
ton to LIST January, 1858, Of 1921, 06l,OO(
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II Il VI A II X s..

Rtchmond Wholesale Prices Current,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED TWICE WEEK
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Showing the probable proiuc-
ton Tor the year 1852,
BY former table, ANA estimates
more definitely stated tn a n
this, we gave the probable
production up to January /,
1S42,at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-04

The senatorial district compo.e ed of Monroe,
Giles, Mercer and Tazcwell held convention
a short time ago at Mercer c. n.,and nomina-
ted Maneils Chapman Of Giles as the cand-
date OF the democratic party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-04

AUSTRALIA AND CAIIFoRNIA.-IheYi eld Of
goH IN 1S52.-AdViccs received from Austria
liza represent that colony as Aonlishing, and
that the yield of gold for the year 1852 had
amounted 10 $50 100000. The dates are from
Melbourne 10 the Sd Of January, when the
products Of gold from the various diggns,
according to the Melbourne Argus, amounted
10 100000 ounces weekly, with that number
of dggers at work, although there was a scar
city Of water in some localeS,and there had
been some observance Of the Christmas holt
days. Twelve thousand emigrants and 1872
ships had arrived in Port Philip during the
month Of December, but though such an ac-
cession to the population had been naturally
attended with some Inconvenience, no suffer.
oring had occurred The price Of flour had
indeed fallen considerably.
1t is remarkable that the California yield of
| gold for 1892 is estimated at the same amount
as that of Australia for the same period, viz
$SO,OOO000 From the Circular of Messrs
Husscy, Bond x Hale, of San Francisco, Of
the 2Sth of February, we extract the following
remarks in relation TO the gold product:
The declared shipments ofgold by steamers
and sailing vessels, during the
year lS52,amonnt to SIS, 500, 900
Upon the basis of calculation
given in particulars in our
Circular Of July 30, 1S52,we
should add TO this amount for
sums taken away by ndiyid-
uuls, (not declarcd,) and for
the amounts retained in crcu-
latlon, Go per cent; but we
believe much larger sum has
lattery been retained in the
country than was previously
the case, the business aud
capital ofthe State having in
creased. We add, therefore,
rs per cent. to the above sum, S34, $50 900
Showing the probable proluc-
ton Tor the year 1892, $50, $50, 900
BY former able,and estimates
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Lynchburg Wholesale Prices Cure.
CONVICTED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND ARM
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The President, by and with. the advice and
consent OF the Senate, has appointed the c ell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-04

~ We are authorized to announce GEORGE g. VIII
LtAMs candidate for the Ccrhship of the Hastings
Court Of the city Of Lynehburg.
Marchl6-tdc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-04

- We are authorized to announce LEWIS PAGE
candidate for Master of Police for the city of Lynch
burg. ,nar1G 3tvfia1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-28
NEW OPENING.
At THE OLD STAND OT

w VI. II. KENNARD & CO.-Our motto
" Onr goods are rs cheap as ung, a1d cbcnper
Mm mGry. The subscribers having enlarged
their Store house, and removed tnrir store room.
and what is more important thal ali, have filed
II with Il most beautiful and desirable stock Of
22RINJG AND SUMMER
Dry Goods, which they viii sell very low for
cash. We therefore invite our friends aud
customers, with the public generally, TO call
and examine our stock for themselves before
purchasing, aud we ARE confident their eXpec-
intIons viii be fully realized. Gun stock con-
sistS in part of rich dress goods, such rs
Barage de LANES, French Gnghams.
BarcgcS, American do
SILK PopllnS, English Prints,
Mpusln dc Bage, American do
French Lawns, Plain and Dotted Swiss.
American do Cam buc hlU,iins.
Lace Sleeves, EigIugs and InSerlngs,
cambria do collars and cuffs,
EmbioilcrieS and Lace Goods. sc.
C1SSLuERES, VESTS. DC.
DOMESTIC GooDs.--B lcachcd and brown
Sheerimy. Shrtlng, pant stuff, glnghams, stripe
and plaid chechs, Furniture coltonS, s..
Choice Groceries. lElkton, apr %
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Wilmington Dry Goods Store
New EBry Goods s'0r E&:p:s.

SAMUEL BUIBY has Just received at his
~ Old Stand No. II Market Street Whining
ton, Del, THREE doors below Third Street, a full
assortment of new and desirable goods. adapt
ed TO the present and approaching seasons.
Ladies plain AMI Fancy dress guols, all the
New Styles of the season. The @rcatcst var
ETY. Of rich Black, plain anl Fancy Silks, ever
offered in this city. Fine Blk AlpacaS and
Mohair Lustrcs, White goods IN every variety,
French Emhroideric$ 4 rH'i assortment, HoSic-
ry anl Gloves all kinds. Damashs, Curtain ma
trrIalS an Window Shars. White Marseilles
Quilts, FlannnlS in variety. Larics and Gents,
Gauzc aal silk Jackets, }, 10 aud ~ Sheet
ing. Umbrellas ami Para-nls OF tn" best make,
French Cloths and Cassimcres very fine, Cord
el ISpahan and plain Satin Nrstings. TrartI-
or with full assortment 3 ply. Super Ingram,
Union, SILK, Plain anil Twiled Venetian Car
p"tingS; Floor Oil Cloths. Plain and Fancy
Canton Mattings, all OF which will b. sold as
cheap rs the sam" can b" ohtrin"d in any city
in the Union. Strangers aud others visiting
this cit" are respectfully invited 10 call.
March ~ '53--3in.
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LEATHER.

IltlE subscriber has now and intends keeping
l. at the old established LEATHER STORE;
North East corner OF Fourth and Orange Sis,
(oppoSite the upper Market HouSe,) Whining
ton, Del, large and we'll selected assortment
nj Spanish, Hemlock and Sole Leather: French
ana Patent Calfskius Of superior brand; and all
the various kinds OF Leather made use Of in the
manufacture OF Boots. Shoes, Saddles and Har-
ness, al! OF which will be sold on the most reas
enable terms. Persons wishing to purchase
Leather will find it to their ADVANTAGE to call
and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere. }. I. CHAMBERLAIN.
mar. II '53-3m.
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=. ~. ASHES XGTy STORE.

IT ARKET ST, nearly opposite Iohnson's
VI hotel, where he offers for sale a large and
carefully selected assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GUODS.-Fie'l, plaid,
changeabIr, pia coors and black Silks, of all
prices and Widths; Lama Cloths, Mou>ln de
Bages, Barrge de LANES, Satin sirrc, fled and
plain liarcgcs; French and American Lawns,
Alpacas, Ginghams, Prints and White Goods.
Plaid aud plain canbric, iaconet, Swiss, null
and book Niusllns; Swiss and cambria Edgines
and lnscrlings, French worked collars, with
and without points; cambria tidkis., &c.
P.3R3SOLS IND F.lNS.--Fig'd, CHANGE
able and plain rNtaSols, with or without lining.
Fans from cts. to 50, nicely put M in haXr~.
GEHTIENENS' WEIR. Black, blue,
drab, green and brown wooI-Gyed Cloths black
and fancy CassIneres. fashionable Styles fancy
silk and satin veslings, white, coorcd Mar
settles 10.
CLUIiING.--Finc black cloth coats; an
assortment OF Spring and Summer coats, vests
and pants AT city prices.
STAPLES AND -Doncstcs,
checks, hickory chambrays, curtain mnslinS.
Shaws, hdkfs, clayars, hosiery, nanncls, llncn
aud cotton drills linens drap'd colIonadcs, Irish
llnrns, gloves, all prices; bleached and brown
musI'u:. nankc"nS. So.
BOOTS AND SIiOES-Ladies black and
Iancy cold @ar"rS. bu>kin shoes, black and
bronze slippers. chliir"nS shoes, &c. Gentle
mems patent leather, fine calf goat skin and
stGgic shoes.
HATS AND Gcnllemens' fine silk
hats; Panama, LeghUrn, citizens China Pearl,
Canton straw and palm leat hats the latest
sprin" and simmer styles, at low prices.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and lofrc at prices
70 be compared with those Of the city; Gnlly,
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CT CT HING.

A ]. SCOTT & BRO, have Just opened ar
II. extensive assortment of superior Really.
made clothing, Of every quality AMI variety
aaapIed to the season, which they are prepared
to sell al the lowest
CITY CASH PRICES.
Their stock consisting Of men and boys wear
has been carefully selected. and their drlerlni-
nation is 10 keep up at all rlmrsa
.Ne~, FRESH and L.irely Storh;
superior in ev"ry respect 10 the class of cloth
ing heretofore AID uow sold in this market
CLOTHING W,4RE Rooms,
Opposite ne FOuntain inn Eikion, (nD siairs.)
where every advantage for selecting, lifting aud
trying IA garments will be afforded.
n. Is. Clothing made 10 order equal IN all
RESPECTS to the finest CITY customer work.
May iith '35.
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ClNchs. Watches. L2NGLrI AVID

SUFFER- IF}RE,-Persons visiting VIII
D.nington onl!c1n>ult thrir interest by Wis
iling the establishment OF IlBA FERRIS 4,
SON corner of lth AM MARKET 81. who have.
III" largest assortment OF the IollowIn. articles
10 be iuunl ia thc ciy:--Goll fnnting and sin
Clel easel Patent Lever WAT"t.fS, OF the best
makers: Ia l"S hunting watches, very small;
Cola chatcIainc, ucrt. ve>i sad fob chains;
Fine sets oI'iewriiy, earrings anj breast pln>.j
finger rings, medallion goli pms and pencils.
bracelets, cuff pins. seals, sleeve buttons. spec
,accs an thmblrS. The finest assortment u!
Silver Ware Of the Eiizahrthane. Gothic, Tus-
can. ThrnaIel an plaiu Patterns, consisting al
Forks, Spoons, batter knives, sugar spoons, sal'
and mustard spoons, ladies' &C., Ne. We a.o
keep the celebrated ALBATA SILVER
WARE Of beautiful patterns, most clnaI to sol
id silver. Agency for Rapp's celebrated :'scI-
entfic niche Cold PENS" The best article ever
manufactured.
U5~CIocks and Watches repaired in the best
manner and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
mar. II '53-6m.
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ia mans dress has wonderful
influence upon his character. Dress
like rowdy, and in less than a month
you will commence acting like one. To
cure dirty men from fighting we send
them to the penitpntiary. Combining
them to the diet Of clean shirts sixty
days, however, would prove more ei-
tectual. Cleanliness is as much oppos-
ed to vice as the Ten Commandments
are. In our opinion the man who in
vented soap has done more Cor the NOR.
ais of society than all the Howards that
ever lived.
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Wilmington Cheap Clothing Store.

SPRING CLOTHING FOR 1853.
TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
L the citizens Of Cccil county and other paris
the Eastern Shore thai he has his Spring
Stock of Mems and Boys Clothing ready for
inspection. On hand Cloths, Cassim-res and
Vestincs for order work His Clothing will
be sold cheap for cash and all goods warranted
as represented. EDWARD MOORE,
mar. II '53-ly No. 7G Market St.
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New Stock OF Store Goods,

Of every description and variety, suited TO the
drman Is Of the market. Their stock ha, been
selected with great Carc,--all fresh and sra on
able, consisting of Dry Goods, Gcoceriea, Hard
ware, QuronSwarc, Cedarwarc. Boots and Shoes,
Hats anl Caps, with general variety of all
the wares usually kept in the retail line.
We hope onr friends will give MS II call and
examine our goods. as it is our intention to sell
at IN" very lowest rates and accommodate" with
articles and price all who may favor rs with a
call. We particularly invite the attention of
The ladies to our superior stock ot Dress GunIS
before making their purchases elsewhere. We
hope b. clos" attention to business. and br he
Advantageous prices Of our gnnds ic merit u
Ib'ral shor" otpnblic patronage.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for FOODS at III" highest market prices.
MAY 18th 1898
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RENQV AL!
WILMINGTON DRY GOOD STORE
NEW STOCK OF
SPRING u SUMMER GOODS.

w f now take this mcthod of informing our
w friends and customers Of Cecil county, that
We have removed our Store to No. - MGrhci
81, Wilmington, Del, ! doors below Sd street,
where we intend keeping a large assortment of
all kinds of Domestic and Faucy Dry Goods, as
follows:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-Rich black
Silks most approved makes, Brocade, Change
able, Solid Colored, Strip'd and Plaid Silks
Paris cut BarageS, Plain do, Printed do, Plaid
and Strip'd do; all wool De Lanes, Baragc "o;
Brazillans, Nalona Cloths. De Bagt % and
81 cents; English Chntzrs, Swiss Musins,
Emh oideres Of all descriptions, Ginghams,
Para 'ois, Shawls for the Spring.
CLOTHS, Sc.--CloIhs, Cassimeres, Vest
ings, Satinelts, Linen Drillings. Bed Tickings,
Table Linens, ToweIling Printed and Enhoss-
ed Table Covers, Sheetinc and Shifting, Mus
lin and Linens. Hosiery and Gloves, Umbrel
las, Window Shades, &c.
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SATURDAY MORNING HAY e 1853
JUST Opened!
a NEW STORE,

Opposite tie FoYatajn Inn, EIkton.
A J. SCoTT & BRO, respectfully announce
II, 10 their friends AMI the public. that they
have Just returned from the city with an extern
Siye and entirely
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Snrsssg & srlsmmcr Clothing. &C.

DRADBURY, in the ssiTollow," nearly OPP
- posite McCnnley's Blacksmith shop. has
just received a fine assorru,cn; of Spring and
summer Clothing, all OF which he viii sell
low tor cash or country produce.
Clocks Is usual, in great variety. Also, Il
splendid assortment Of fancy articles.
I5ramhlc, Grass and Grading Scythes, at
%, 81. and 80 cents, each; fine steel.
Elklon, Apr %
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GIVE no PAlN.-Breathe not SINGLE
sentlment--say not a word-give no, an
expression Of the countenance that will
offend another, or send thrill of pain
TO tn" bosom. We are surrounded by
sensitive hearts which "A word, or look,
even, might fill to the brim witt sorrow.
If you are careless of the opinion and
expression of others, remem Der that
they are differently constituted from
yourself, and never, by a word or sign,
cast a shadow on a happy head or throw
aside smiles of joy that loves to linger
on a pleasant countenNnce.
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the Place to Buv

FRESH FANCY & STAPLE GOODS,
Of Rich md Beou,ifm-
Spring .7ND SU.K.UER STYLES
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

Z a. NJ TORBERT has now opened his now
w ana well selected stock of Spring and
hummer Goois, all ot which he is offering very
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ToTAL ABsTlNENcE.-A person, whose
general health is good, can cur" any
slight GeTangm"nt Of the stomach by
total abstinence; and it is much better
to refrain i?om food than TO take medi-
cine. The habit of dosing yourself
with soda and peppermint, when YOU
have eaten imPrudentIy; Or, with Bit
tiers, to procure an appetitc; or Rochelle
powders, is all bad for The health, very
bad. A we!l-regulatrd diet and proper
exc rcise will prevent the necessity Of
any OF these nostrums and when an cx-
cess has been accidentally committed,
omit the next meal, and that will GEN
orally cure Won.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-28

LArGHTER.--A hearty laugh OCCASION
ally is an act of wisdom. 1t shakes the
cobwebs out OF mans brains, sand the
hypochondria from his ribs far more
eiiectually than either champagne or
blue pills. One Of the Emperors of
Japan is said to have killed himself by
immoderately laughing, on being told
the Americans were governed without
d King.