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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-12-31
BRICKS! AsRICKS!!

fit Charlestown. Cecil county, Md.
z HE undersigned begs leave to inform the
citizens ofCecil and the neishborine coun-
ties, that he has ommencrd the manufacture of
Common and Pressed Bricks. Being located
on the edge Of navigabIe water, aud the rail
Ioad passing within few yards OF the spot, he
feels confident that he can supply those wishing
to purchase, much cheaper Than they can be
supplied ir"m either oi the cities.
Having practical wulLmcn employed and
mn;era Of the very best quality, he feels con-
hdcnl that the arllcle he manufactures will
recommend itself to all good judges.
SAMUEL LOGAN, of Saml.
Charlesown; May % If
NOTlCE.--Thc stated meetings Of the Or
lN phans' Court of Cecil county, nrt held o
the second Tuesdays in February, April. June ,
August, October and d, ctHbcr. scltc 40
counts must be presented, on the sec, nd " s.
day IN January, the 2nd Tuesday in Arril, The
2nl Tuesday in June and the End TUESDAY in
October. JAMES II. LAMAR.
June Is SO Reg OF vi ills.
NUM ELASTIC COATS, PANTS; and l.
u gings, Tor sale by WIN. ToFBEkT
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Saddjery & Harness Making.

n AVID II. COCHRAN, respectfully informs
~ his friends and the public that h" has re-
moved from the Brick Meeting House TO Elk
ton, where he continues the above business in
tn" house lately occupied as a shoe store, by
William Jones. in Whann's Row, opposite the
site OF the Oh Wss,in goa Hotel.
lie will keep constantly on hand and manu-
lNclut" to order, Spanish, Shaft Quilted and
PLAIN SADDLES, together with Carriage, Sui.
key, Wagon aud Cart HARNESS, Br Hes,
Maringales, Collars, Whips, spurs, Horse
Blankets, Trunks, VaIiscs, Carpet BAGS, Fly
N"ls, Patent llamcs, Trace Chains, &C.. all Of
which he will dispose OF On the most reasonable
t"'ns. He respectfully soIrcits The pat, ona %
Of The pubic, and warrants his work TO Give
entire satisfaction. TScp tt
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VIII. 708BERT,
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C

(nrXl do"r TO Court House, Elklon.)
TTAS just opened this week, II new and bca /.
II tiiui assortment Of Ladies Dress GroIs:
PLAN. col''i, aud fancy silks Plaids, M"rinos,
Cashmcrcs, Drlancs, De DcGes, Prints, Ging-
hains, Stripes, &c.
CLOTHS, CASSTMERES, SATINETS.
Elack French twilcd, blue, brown, olive
cold Cloths; super black doe skins aud fancy
p!aida, an assortment larger than any he has
c:": crrrci ',elag.i lweeLs, sa,in"!s. kcIscys,
jean, &C.
Brown md bleachcd muslns, o. vi sherting,
p pi do; pillow case do; whit" and cold Can
toss. Csnahuras, drills. bed tckin2s, tow lin
cas-, carpets. oil cloths. travelling bags baskets,
Sc, TRAININGS in gtr;tt variety, hose, gloves,
ha:> and caps, bUps md shoes, &c.
GROCERIES Professions, SC. oct %
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CHANGE OF EaGREs.

-, on and after Mon
sA.. l.~a.,y,-- day next, Apsn,, 81
sSs.ae.-s- = =s;'s-a1~-ss-s WILMER, Capt. VIM
Wilson, will run as follows, unll iurthern o.
tct. Leaves
Port Deposit on Mondays at o'clock 70
FrcieiIckIewn and Geo, grtuwn.
F,rlsrckiown and Gcorg ctown on Mondays,
ate o'clock for Philadelphia
Philadelphia On TUESDAY al . o'clock for
F9e!cr:cktown and GcuI@ctow
Fred. and Georgetown on "Wednesday at Q
for Philadelphia.
Phil1!e!puI1 ." Thursday at for Fred and
Georgetown.
Fred. AMI GEORGETOWN on Friday OF 2 fer
Phisa lclphia.
phila Ieipha on Saturday at . for Port De-
post, (Airect.) touching at Turner'S Crcek;
Forts Wha!t, Port Herman. and olher inter-
mediate points.
Th" X steamer John c. Groomr. will h" in
waiting at Port Herman on the Elk river On
Slturiay evenings, to receive the freight and
passengers brought by the LAZY Wilmer, for
the different Iautinrs on the SasSairas river.
WIN. II. GlLplN, Ph!al~lphia,
WILMER II DAVIS, Port Deposit,
'.j;I-2. Il. 0r,6lt. Agents.
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HENRY L. DRiNGHJRST,

INltt''aO' TO TO', d hGhUIEI')
Wholesale .s.ats ESPfSi9 EsrHccisT,
NO. 81 MARKET st. NiLMiNGlON, neg
~ door 10 the corner % HuUnin. lave 'ar,y
iy incitaSed III" slul, ui u. US, Chemicals, aa4
Patent M,di"iGs oi tho old stand, for years
occupied by jo&t b'jnshulsi. r.0nuiactule
with areS! car" al ny Chch!cal anl fhnira-
ce'lca! nreia'oi.as, personally selecting ny
iiua i-!0 ha AL %"w i L., ..t az ~ uIac's,
t"t ca.: Cniy, nDl ~. TrcrN :! {" sell whole.
sa:' al retail, DEUS, Ch"n.",'s and Patent
hitiicinss .; all kiuls al tn lowe, cash prices
"gytane sell warranted OF The b-St quality,
~ the II! NY r"turn"i. ara the sol" 2ul only
wholesale a"i rcl,jl a2ent Tor Dr.. D. James
famil? Medicines, %,,ic, wiih all o'ser Pat
cot .ir.ii":nrs, viii BE- soil H!b"lrsng and re-
La " il" pt"lr..'r;'s lowest prices.
Wiia' ton, SEP II IL
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"r' " mo; + !GOr AlOnS. or
Whites; Chronic Inflammation and Ulccra-
ton ithc Womb; Incidental Hrmorrhagc, or
Flooi!ng; Painful, Suppressed, and Irregular
McnstI uation, &c, with all their accompany
lag evils, Cancer excepled,) no matter how
severe or Of how long standing.
The Il lholicon lar surpasses other remedies
IN being more certain, less expensive, and
leaving the system in better condition. Let all
therefore interested in such remedy call and
obtain pamphlet Oree) containing ample
pro":, from highly respectable sources, oil the
happy results of its use together with letters
from first-class experienced physicians, who
have used il in then practice, and speak from
their own observations.
Pamphlets had gratis at the Store Of WIN.
TJNBERT, Agent. Elk,on. Also sold by
most Of the leading Druggists in the adjoining
counties.
Letter addressed 10 Messrs. Beach & Brownson,
Agents at Newberry, c. H., S. c., by Rev.
{. S. Beard. OF same State.
GLENN SPRINGS, Ian. 9th. 1853.
Ai"Ssrs. Beach & BfowuSpn--SIRs. send for
another bottle of your anarchists Uterine
Catholicon." My vile has been ahiicrad for
eleven years, and variety of means has been
respr'ed to for relief, but none was Obtained
until | received this medicine from you. Its
influence seems almost magica!: there was a
manifest Improvement from the day it was
taken.
As there are great MANY females in onr
country laborlng under the affection for which
your medicine proposes remedy. feel il a
duty TO recommend il TO all such.
(SignPdJ LoUGu S. BEARD.
J. b. MARCtfs&i & CO., PrOprielors
Central Depot, 30l Broadway, N. Y.
Aug -, 'j3 GIN
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III a!ias al fIalI!ag !.0ISe.

f. o:,>tion from Winters Stormy Rlast
t'ikC> STERN comes ncNt in turn,
TO SD a, II trLI.. ami Hyth: wsli dom,
If" woa., =" pcor!" Al! ~ know,
Ina! W.. -tou tle Pace To -
70 buy Cheap Clothing.
A co"l Supply to m"rt demands,
70" il ind tienI Cyrus has on Lands;
or - ing I,rc, and chap anl tar,
An.i sure to stand, and suit to wear
All kinIs Of weather.
An! nov axe heed and hear my Sis,e'Henl,
Nrc-r,,r" in: 20, aud 40 Abluln-al;
And !H.a"r r.ind AMI do nut blum Hr,
Ey lOosiu. I.,ht 0i the rieht Number.
IN Nirkei o..
Nilmin. ton, Del. Oct % an
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& SUSQUEH ANN !
STEAM COMPANY.

u u v " n
y OCULAR DAILY LINE, Except Sundays.)
III tor UlERE De Grace. PORT DE-
FOSiT IND TIDE WAITER C.lN.4L.- The
Steamboat PoETsMor til, Capt. S. Geoyhegan,
leaves lowcl end Of West Falls Avenue, Bati.
more, every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
evening, al 6 o'l!ock. Returning, leaves Port
Deposit every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
al O'Clock, and fIavre de Grace al at 6
O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt. J. w.
Iomllnson, leaves same place every Tuesday
Thursday ana Saturday evening at 6 O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening al O'Clock and
Iavre de Grace at O'Clock p. NJ.
Passage 30 Cents
I-Frc,eh'o received daily, carried at low
rates, and carefully attended to.
The agents at Port Deposit and Havre de
Grace will attend to forwarding any meichan-
case consigned 10 them, tor any point on the
Pennsylvania Canals, or will re-ship freight:
intended for Baltimore, Philadelphia. or else.
where. Jos. JAS. TAyLoR, Agent, Baltimore
II. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, Fl. d Grace
JACOB ToME, 4 cent, Port Deposit.
! - Th" Steamboat Ju:;IATI, Capt. Geoghe
han, being in complete order, can b. chartered
at any lime. Tapr2tf
N. B. Grain purchased at the highest mar
ket price al the Warehouse Of j. Tome, Pc
Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano, Pla
er, Fish and Salt.
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4 WDstED ADVISE

Ii persons wishing TO purchase bargains
"A in Cloths. Cassin.res, Nrs,ises, black and
fancy cloths i"r ladie. cloaks, black and fancy
silks. m-rsos, delsiAcs. domestic and staple
goods, 10 go TO }. B. SIPS,
And while there look al his carpets, drueets;
dHc sets Of tea and chamber ware, large size
clear glass lnmblers for 81 cts, buckets, shovel
and longs, and general assortment Of goods
for Housekeeping, and as it is getting cold don't
srse, the b!snke9. fre, ~
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S, TT2'
q n E Z r | G. E
CLOTHING HARE-ROOM.

opposite he jo@MiDin Inn Hotel, Eikion.
" hd.-We lave just renewed cur stock OF
rea !ylnale clothing, in the latcal fashionable
Fall and Winter Styles. We are now piepar-
cd 10 sell clothing from the coarsest TO the
haest quality, prices arranged 10 suit the
QUALITY OF THE GOODS.
Please call and examine our stock, with our
assurance that you will purchase Soln"thing
se!ure leaving carefully selected assortment.
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IKEA FERRIS & SON,

EsssA FERRIS s. SON,
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKERS, JEWEL
LERS AND SILVER SMITHS,
Cor. 4tA and .Ha,ket Sts., Wilmington
!iANE ON hand the largest and best assurt-
IL meet in their line Of business 10 be- found
III Wilmington; purchasing for cash we are
ensRtrl 10 sell al the lowest prices aud ensure
salts lacttoa to uGr customers. Our assortment
Vi atchcs Is rtsy foil, from the most ccIcbia-
tex ranu!n.Nsrels, and the newest styles Of
cases. Patent Levers, Duplex, French Levers,
Leplncs, anu Vertical Movements, in gold or
SILVER cases. Fae sets at Je~ciry, Chains,
Rings, LocHels, Miniature Cases, ArmIcts, &c.
Silver wac OF all descriptions and styles; war
ram'cd equal ia purity 10 coin, or the money
fri1rnra.
ssrary Tor ''Rapp's Patent Scientific Niche
Cold Pens" ID" b-,t pen ever manufactured.
HarI"r, Nal nnd common Clocks, al French
sna fHnh't Hansaclure. Watches repaired
and guaranteed 10 keep good time for ore year.
Ne respectfully invite the cItIzrus OF Cecil
and Arst countie> 10 call and examine on stock
ilminstun, Del, Oct %
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TiSgs.-A. J. SCOTT g. BRO, have Just
L received large quantity of new Herring;
also, a lag &c supply at White Scale Fish, of
superior inali,y, all oi which we warrant to be
. the hcs, No Or no sale. NcvI2
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Tin-Ware and Stoves.

A LDRlDGE & CANTWELL, succ es
IN to Graham & Adridge, still continue
the old stand, corner of Main and Bridge Sts.,
where we hope to be able to accommodate all
who may favor us with CALL as our object is
10 sell cheap for the cash, or to punctual custom
ers. Havin" a large stock Of Tin-warc and
Stoves on hand, it would be TO the interest Of
those in want OF such articles, to give us a Gull
before purchasing elsewhere.
the very large and superior lot of Stoves Of va
rious kinds and patterns comprising all the
Cook, Coul and Wood Stores,
now in use, of which the following are pa
Cook Slvve.-Bclle ofthe States, Metropolitan,
improved omplete, for wood or coal Etna
Air-ighl, Girard Air-tieht, Aston Albright,
Premium, and Atwood Empire all Of which are
very superior cook stoves. Their assortment
OF Coal and Wood Stoves for rooms, counting
houses &C., is very large aud beautiful, COM
prising in part the Revere, Jenny Lind, Dia-
monh, Pa,lor, Sheet Iron Albright. &c. The
pnhlic are respectfully invited to call Mt their
oil stand and examine their assortment, as we
feel sure they will b" pleased.
Also large assortment OF Tin ware, Jararg
and plain, and every other article that is gen.
orally kept in tin and sh"c, iron eslabi: hmcnt.
Roofing an spouting done al the shortest no.
tice. and on the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
ware. [Elkion Sep IL tt.
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", r.EotAND. WIN. THOMPSON
STEM FRAME SAM, DOOR
and Shutter Factory;
AT DnDT nEDhCIH NID
W NJ. THOMPSON
AT PORT Deposit, MD.


WE, the undersigned, having just fitted up
w our new Sash Factory, are prepared to fui
nsh all kinds of
Frames, Sash, Doors and Shutters,
oflhe best material aui workmanship. Being
ourselves practical mechanics, We feel confident
in say ing that We can sapply, as well a. please
all
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Are earnestly requested TO give MS a call. As
we are situated al the great Lumber Mart, we
can afford to manufacture work in u cheaper
nnh bette, style than elsewhere. We therefore
s'!icit your patronage, hoping that you will not
forget US, as our work needs only 10 be seen 10
be recommended. We nre also prepared to
work all kinds ofInou!linos suitable for mould
ing Doors. Washboards, Sc. We Shall use the
best material for every thing, and pledge that
our work shall be unrivalrd
VIM. THOMPSON & co.
Port Deposit. Nd, Sep 10 GIN
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married people, Or th0s" contemplating mar
r.a@e. BY WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. ID.
Let no father be ashamed to present copy
OF the E>cu!aprns IL his child. 1t may save
him from IA carly grave. Let no young man
or woman eater into the secret obligations Of
married lite without rca linz the Pocket lEscu.
lapiuS. Let no one suffering from Il hdck nicd
con9h, pal IN the Stdr, restless nights, ncrv-
Gus feelings, AMI the wh"t" train OF Dyspcptr
sensations, and given MP b? their physicians,
b" another moment without consultn" the
EscnIapiuS. Have the MAJ rled OF these about
to be married, any impeachment, rca This truly
useful book, MS it has b"rn the means Of saw
jnI thon>ands Of unfortunate creatures from
the very jaws Of DEATH
Amy person sending TWENTY FIVE CTS.
cncloscd in a letter. Will receive one copy ct
this work by mail, or five copies Will be sent
;or On" Dollar.
Airss, ip"st pajA) DR.. WM. VOTING.
j. Is! No. l52 Spruce ST., rhiladrl piia.
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500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 A WEAR.

500 AGENTS WANTED
11-,vTrny- " " syer~ oaan,. r. no 1-,;,o,
w States, active and en,crprisng men. 10 en-
gaze in the sale OF some ofthe best Book, pub
llshed in Tia" country. To men Of good at.
dreee, possessing II small capital OF from SO 10
enable them to make fran s}los,on dar n a. '
To- rh" boots published by us ne all useful
in their character. extremely popular and com
For further nart,cui.rs. =, lJras.. lnn., ,o;I
LEARY & GErX,
No. l1S North Second s.. Philnle.rhi,.
VI ?'''" h'oHS'
.3gEfkGeHs stock of
III ilicn riAtd Aress Goud-,
trcnch .a"!'nos and Cas!mcres,
IT, ,,,.,., n,.,.s' l;,,s
Ron pr,n,rJ No., t.'nd.
I,,I.. ri,,Ih. ~ IA, ,,,n,i,,o ,Jo-
snlrnu,d Stock -, Iongan1 SNARE sh,w,s
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University rs 1icines
Fercr AMI .7gue c2reI5 ~ Ronaad's
IrHin .HiltUre.

Ihit{" .ItLfUft.
fHSHE lnirerShgC fFr.e .uedicinc and Po2uIm
q h"owledgc: rhnrt"rc! hy the State ri Penn
S!iVan.a, Al It's last <cSslun, wiz. 2Uth April
ls33,) manly l'r the purpose OF arft>,in. The
evils resulting from the sale Of spurious an.
dangerous noslruns, also for the purpose 81 SUP
plying the public vita reliable remedies. IN
cases wherein the patient cannot obtain ~ will
not employ tn" b.,t r"dicll atyi<clS: lawn.
purchased that invaluable remedy, RGwanI',
Tonic Mixture, on account Of MS Just celrhrl,
and known efficacy in the treatment Of Fever
and Ague. and is kindred an"crions.- has n,
hesitation in r"commrn ling it in the highrs
terms to the patronage uilhe afflicted.
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EOur DIR

DOR SALE OR RENT.-The subscriber
l. VIII sell OF rent his Foundry situated in the
town IF Port Deposit. Attached 10 il is a water
power which can BE- applied TO other purposes
beside the use of the foundry. Thus Foundry
has done, and is capable Of doing large and
profitable business. Possession gwen iumc-
dialeIy. Apply TO P. W. WEBB,
June ii II Port Deposit.
SHAWLS.-The largest and best assortment
Cnt long and square Shawls ever offered in the
town OF Elkton are to found at j. B. ASH'S
cheap store Elktnn. p-5-Cal aud see The m If
yov want Bargains.
Nancy CLOCKS for Halls, Parlors, School
l. rooms and churches. just received OF
ZlBA Fl RRlS & SON.
, Nov IL cor 4th ard Marhc Ct 81. Wilrli ng,c
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Hhlic are respectfully invited to call
B. +. MI AY'

I ! Y U Z ~
" anime hi new stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
sq,ac Of which will be found in the following
catalogue:
Cloths, cassimcrcs. cassinetts. fiannels, liu-
avs. 'adics French cloaklngs, twcedS for
c!uIEiDa, Preach mernoes in various colo!s,
French oaShmerrs in do, Tibet cloths, Can
ton cloths, MohGir lustr-s, mourning alpacas,
drbeac iustrrs, lneiino ralS, mou>iin dtlaines.
drb"ocs, black silks, riail and chameleon do,
prints, assollcl oil eingAams, domestic do,
tickings, musinS, coiorcd and blcachcd drill
ings, culOrei canbrics, canton flann,is, gloves,
hosiery. trimmings in great variety; ladies' aud
hi!lcns shu"S, hats. caps, hardware, queens
ware, groceries hour, meal, Bacon, lard, but
ter, burning hni |, &c. [Oct 10
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We ~ G.AKsxs;s sysNavgTE,

T.! H,NGTON, DEL.1 WARE.
hNtli> 'nr'iICtI"n has opened in King ST.,
q No ~, n a2W uni comn0dlouS hutIl
iHE, Ge.ir1"i g. accufDIno,ia'" Dat ihitlr board
ers, w',.tt us PtluCipal invites ino>c interested
to Call aa "XaEine for thensclyc. it, claims
lur puh!n 1ni,!aig2. The COu!sc u! iastruc-
lion r:2h ,'.. The English, Classical aud Orna-
lasntai iria. lnrHts, all OF which with board
If competent teachers, HE prnrGsI lialtrrs
himself lUtt il rsn satisfy the expectations Of
these WHO n"g place their daughters at THIS
lusttin'l.n.
Ta@,.;.-"sr Qnurte, Of e'srrn nssks
Board, ".atIn:, fuel an! Vuil!un in
English, $3.50
Boa,i So, with music and orng mcn'sli 5000
Circu, can b, ohlainri tom the Rev. Jas.
Ieln!ife. Or b sYpi;ca,ior 10
a - u 4
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I'D BOWEL COMPLAINT cured by RowANn's
= BLACK BERRY ROOT. The above In
s'i'nIon extends It's sanctions in like manner,
10 the remedy for ''i;uw'l Complainl," 50 well
known rs R"wanl;s COMPOUND Syrup of Black
berry Root, and earnestly recommended it 10
the confidence of patients afflicted with these
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. il to be invaluable in
the treatment OF such eases.
Hon Henry X. Strong,
Hon. j. X. Flanigen,
By order Trustees, ] K. Rowand, NJ. D.
d. II. Ashton, Esq.
Hector Orr, Esq.
ET"Al Communications 10 BE- aliieSsed,--
john r. Rowanl. NJ D., Head of the Pharma-
ccu'ical Department.. and President of the Uni
vcrsily.
Home DispcnSary and Office, No. AZ South
Second Street, iiIaiclphia.
Btanch Disp"nsary ut the Store Of JOSEPH
WALLACE, Llklon, Md. Sep 10Y
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NC i; NE, w :.

FlNlIE largest, the most f,,honahc, AMI the
Il brsl assortment rf mems, worHrn's. AMI
chil !r'u', bots al >hp,s, IN Coed county. l.
to b. loun al Ihc sub.cribar's BOOT y eHUE
STORE, in Elhlon.
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DR.. J. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRA TED CATHOEICGN.
For the Relief and Cure Of Suffering Females.

9 q Snyering Females.
II stands preeminent
for its curative powers
N all the diseases for
which it is recommends
: ID, called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
n these are Prolupsus,
Utcri, or Falling ofihe
Nrlnh. Finer Aims or
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-03
TRIBUTE TO AN INDIAN WOMAN.

Governor Stephens who has chief direction of
the northern exploring company which is seeking
railroad route from the head waters Of the Mis-
sssppi to Puget's Sound, on the Pacific, among his
Acknowledgements to various persons for aid in his
enterprise specifies Mas. CuLBERTsoN, the wife Of
an agent among the Blackfoot Indians The fol-
lowing is his highly complimentary language:
"IIis," Mr.. Culbcrtsons, peerless lady too,
second Pocahontas commands my hearty
thanks for her good Offices. She is a pure
Blackfoot woman, of the BLOOD" tribe,
and in all her husbands labors has she shared,
curing the affectionate regard Of every member Of
the expedition.
Apprehcnding possible collision between our
men and some Of her own people, she asked to ac-
company us, to assist in preventing difficulty The
night before we left Fort Union, she said to her
husband, II will go with you; l will do what can
"to settle differences, and when you die will de-.
Her presence has allevaed the annoyanccs Of cam
paign life, and encouraged us on the march. She
commands my warmest regard, and has her reward
in the assurance of the friendly feeling between
these children of the plains and the men from the
"far-oh land" whose approach to the country in
times past was SO much dreaded Truly, your
friend and obedient servant.
ISAAC j. STEVENS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-03
A PIoUs PRESIDENT.

How pious orthodoxy will grow fat in conten.
platon Of the fact that the kidnappcr in chief Of
this kidnapping nation" wont open his letters on
Sunday"--that while he deyours not widows
houses, merely, but the widows husbands. and
their babes, he is regular in the performance Of
his religious duties"
Says the Tribune, THE Union (Wasb;nrtonl
copies with just satisfaction, letter in the Rah.
way Register, which communicates the following
intelligence from Washington"
IL know that the President is strictly obstem-
ious-that upon Sundays his letters are not opened
that he is regular in the performance of his re.
lgous duties, and, far as practical. in the OBJ
scryance of the day in conformity with the views
OF the Presbyterian persuasion Indeed. | hare
heard II asserted that there was so much of the
Puritantical order of New England family pre-.
vailing it operated restraint upon that freedom
Of interunOn which should exist in the presiden.
tal mansion of a republican country"
We believe the Editor of The Register was made
a Custom-Ilouse officer by Mr.. Maxwell. We
hdrent heard Of his being turned out yet and hope
ne won't be. Such, we suspect, is the philosophy
Of tho milk in that cocoanut.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-03

half million Of self martyred Britons, backed by
S2lS,OO0,O00l What shall be said, in view of this
astonishing fact of the Methodist Episcopal church
and her associates, for holding back in chains,
100000 Of just such missionaries as these twenty
six. Truly, It is, as Rev. Mr.. Castle says, matter
Of great importance, that these ninety-one should
be emancipated But what shall we say of the
Importance of the emancipation Of the three mill
ions and more aforesaid2
We throw no straw in the way Of the change
proposed for these poor victims of American cu-
pdty. Transportation to Botany Bay, or Liberia,
is heavenly state compared with American slay-
cry, even il Liberia is as bad its worst enemies
describe. Give them a refuge from slavery, If you
will do no better, in Guinea or Nova Zombla--
among IIottentots or New Zealanders-seud them
to Liberia, if you must. 1t wont do to let them
take refuge with half barbarous Catholic Mexico,
or with our American savagcs, for our government
will scent them out-and hunt them down for
slaughter or for slavery.
But such talk as the above is clear nonsense and
worse. Its effect is to deceive the people and
stupify the public conscience and make pious OPP
pressors satisfied that they doing all they can
against slavery when they are most pertinaciously
upholding it. This colonization scheme is part
of that deceivabeness of unrighteousnes, which
has deceived the very elect, and is still striving
increasingly to repeat the work.