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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-04
Niscsilapy.
The Tor.y,s Child.
A TALE OF THE REVOLUTION.

II was past The noontide hour Of q sultry
day Ia the summer Of i777. when two young
men, whose dress denoted that they were of
The patriot army, approached small village
n the State of New York. As they walk
Sd YEARLY along, almost overcome by the fa-
tiane Of travel and the heat Of the sun,whose
unclonded rays were streaming fercely up
on tho dusty and shadeless road, they halt
Cd ii neat cottage at little distance from
the village, which, surrounded by neatly
keptRarden and with yine.shaded porch and
windows, affording pleasant relief to eyes
panied BY the suns dazzling brilliancy.--
Wkile the soldiers hesitated whether to seek
admittnnce woman came out OF the house,
whose mild and prepossessing appearance
encouraged them to ask for refreshment. She
readily invited them to enter, and whilethay
rested In the cool, shady porch, she sent her
little daughter, child Of eleven or twelve
years 70 the spring for sonae cool water with
which they might refresh themselves after
their toilsone tyavel; while she FASTENED tn
prepare frugal repass with cordial aiac-
lity that nade It doubly acceptable to her
chance guests.
When their repast was ended, the ycnng-
Of dc the two, whom extreme fatigue had
prevented from partaking Of Il with the keen
relish of hia moro hardy companion, threw
himself again upon the seat beside the door,
declaring that hs could procend no farther
without some repose. The other represent
"a b him the danger Of remaining In a
neiahborhood which they had been Fore
Wnraed was Inflated BY gang Of fierce I'M
scrupulous tories, and urged him 10 make an
effort 10 reach their destination, which was
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From BAYAEp TAYIoR's Poems Of the Orient.
JERUsALEM.

- Il Ii y , - r. ~ "a
Fair shines the moon. Jerusalem,
Upon the hills that wore
Thy glory once. their disdelh,
Ere Judah's reign wns DER,
The stars on hallowed Olset
And over Zion burn,
Blu, when shall rise thy splendor, setf
Thy majesty return Z
The peaceful shades that wrap thee now
Thy desola ton hide;
The moonlii beauty of thy brow
Restores thine ancient pride;
Ye, there where ROME thy Temple rent,
The dews OF midnight wet
The marble dome OF Omar's tent,
And Aksa's minaret.
Thy strength jerusalem, is Ger,
And broken are thy walls;
The harp Of Israel sounds no more
In thy deserted halls;
But where thy Kings and Prophets trod,
Triumphant over death,
Behold the living soul OF Cod
The Christ Of Nazareth!
The halo Of his presence fills
Thy courts, thy ways OF men;
His footsteps on thy holy hills
Are beautiful as then:
The prayer. whose bloody sweat betrayed
His human agony,
Stiil haunts the awful olive shade
OF old Gelhsemane.
Woe unto thee, jerusalem!
Slayer OF Prophets, thou.
That in thy fury 'stonest ih,m,
God sent, and sends thee now;
Where thou, o Christ with anguish spent,
Forgave thy foes, and died,
Thy garments yet are daily rent
Thy soul is crucifed.
They darken with the Christian name
The light that from thee beamed,
And by the hatred they proclaim,
Thy spirit is blssphemed
Unto thine ear the prayers they send
Were &, for Bel als reign,
And Moslem cimeiets defend
The tempe they proiane.
who shall rebuild Jerusa!em,!-
Her scattered children bring
From Earth's far ends. and gather them
Beneath her sheiterina winei
For Judah's scsrtre broken lies,
And from his kingiy stem
No new Messiah shall arise
For lost Jerusai, m!
But let tbs wild ass on her hills
Its foal unfreh,ed lead,
And by the source Of Kedroa's rills
The deser: adder breed,
For where the love Of Christ has made
Its mansion in t. G heart,
lie builds, in pomp tina, will not fade,
Her heavenly counterpart.
How long, o Christ, shall men obscure
Thy holy charity
How long the gods IS rites endure,
Which they bestow on thee
Thou, liz whose soul OF tenderness
The Fathers mercy shons,
Who came, the sons oi men TO bless
By Truth and Love alone.
The suns Of eighteen hundred years
Have seen thy reign expand
And Morning. on her pathway, hears
Thy name in every land;
Bnt where thy sacred steps were sent
The Fathers will to bde,
Thy garments yet are daily rent,
Thy SOU. is cruci6ed
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-04

PogTRy reveals to US the loyeliness Of
nature, brings back the freshness Of youthful
feelings, revives the relish Of simple pleas
ures, keeps unquenched the Enthusiasm
which warmed the spfing. time Of our be-
ing. refnes youthful love, strengthens our
interest in human nature. BY vivid deiinea-
lions Of its tenderest and softest feeling, and
through the brightness Of iss prophetic yis-
ions, helps faith 70 lay hold on the future
| life.-C Chanting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-01-04

- A great change ID life Is ike cold
baih ia winner rive al heaisats 1t the Grsi
plunge.
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS
By the National Line.
rEtEsRApaEDyoxTn
ER0M RoST0N-


Mar IA ohze 6EAt between BlacNW3nl and
Nackey, csme % At doYl1ht tits noEniO9, pear
Island Pond, Vermont. siI;y.dvs toua,Is. NIo.
KEY being Winnef. BIIekWGod IS not expected 70
recover.
In the sapems Cour: this morning, Chief jos.
tee SHAW, delivered the opin0n IL the case Ot
Joseph Hiss, asking II be released itnm arrest for
debt. The decision vas. that tkr H3u4s has IN
inherent right u exreI Hiss, AMI having nsel that
power Hiss con!I not clIlm InY pnrIsge Of rI.
'cep'inn. therefore he was remarked 10 the custody
Of the idiEor.
The bad OF Aldetmea appointed nine sgen's
TO sell IiluOs under the new law, two gr0cers ani
the tes; apoth,catis The examination Of he
Trst case under the new Ilw is uow going 90 n
ihe police court.
The Asia sale! at mon with lS4 passengetI f0r
Liverpool, and 1898. gro IN specie.
The prize tight neeIs confirmation. 4 dispatch
Itom Portland says the PugiilstS passed. tbrUa!n
last city this morning on theft way home, the lI
th0i!ies having perverted The Ssht.
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FROM BOSTON.

M.1 23.-The Halifax line is working. The
America is not expected uetots this evening.
The Boston Association Of NetlIeii Superntsn'
Jentsof the Ancncan Institution fOt the Insane
IS now IN session hs:s. Dr. lsal: RiY Of Pow.
Isnc- vas chosen President, aud Of. Thos. AHk
bridge Of Pal .Ialp6ia. and Dr.. Z. Il. NlCnVLS Of
Waihinsi1n Vice Presidents.
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rlNcINNArI MARKEr.

M4v 23.-Fmur 9.lOa9,4n. PROVISIONS finn:
saies vi oacon al lie f0rShouderS amd &c Ut Hies.
anu 81 lot cicar sides Mss pntk 9,i'M. l.Hd
Tic. Wh;ssy 50. Saga's!Itl. Noiassss gnet Al
IS. New cheese 81. Frh Huttst l6c. Csnl"l
Potatoes 40. Oats ~; corn 1jnTS. Llnseed Z
ITO. Coffee dull lIaIltc. Snglr da1!. No.
asses 3ic. Cluveseel $3.50.
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COW. PERRY AND Nh. sOULE.

NVWs { DWNT NsVI9 3TTN' ENINTsEs'
PHtLGOgEPHTN. Way g3.-New 0teaRs papeH
Of Wednesday IscetysL.
The Inssliiyeneet Of this mOrninR publishes
ions letter ffam Com. Perry, zitireSs4I to the
President OF the United States, Vl1tica'Ing lin.
self ttom the chirsss brought b SOuIe. He sPeIkI
severely Of SOule, onj eal'ges hm with compiled.
tywith tue FEsnGh reyolutionSts. He siYs, S0ufe'J
position al MadHpl leL hIm 10 tedt. war, AMI that
By transmitting erroneous information. he cAnSet!
the Os;enA conference And compromised our gov
eminent befUfs Europe. Per'y says, iths hhs
tesiStesi Souie. t0ileI bis cunning aud hndon: us
sort, ne has Ioae 80. haotablY and fairly,
IJuslns no confidence aHdtalling in no duty.
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MORE NORNOSS.

NEw Yaax, MAY 23.--The snip Curling arrived
from Liverpool this morning and thought SIS Mot
mons. 49,,
The Secretary Of Interior has goee 10 Mealsao
for weeks; Geo. G. Waiting, ellie! c.stS' ac'In!
SeetstltY meanwhile.
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RpnM nAprFnpn. cnYN.

Mar 23.--The folIOH ing amsulmrn!to the Con-
sttuu on passed the Senate to-day: 10 5trlAe out
the GurJ 'Whlte' IN the justification OF eIec0fI,
requiring electors u be able to read, anil one Fsp.
EtSgnvaIlve 10 each tOan and nMr Capital iastcat
Of two. Tie proposed amendments ate tequted
~ be submitted to the people.
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LIOvOR MEETING,

BosrOS, Nay ?3.-Tbers wal a srsat 1nti-iI
;rot gathering At EANnEl Hall list NIGHT. Fully
$40 pr.ssat and Su0ns teauacaEs'y Ess7tot"n'
wsts adopl.i.
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SILK ShlRES.
TNITR quality 0r sac vsrY low at NJ. 2, Washing
+. t6n Hail, ~ tdciIl ]. Il. STALLAAI.
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CATrLE MARNET,

Naw YoNx. May ?3-Thr receipts tot'hs week
ofc tie ATE ?,j;d. The m 'rtet opens" at p'e'
YOU, tales. llai4, 5nt decline was expected
So-ep snd inm,s iEm. Swine itne', cotn led 4:
j,ijlj.
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EIRE.

NoSrpELrna, W., May !!d.--A hotel. the Gale
igul BAnS builiiog. Methodist caurcli aai ."'
blVuS wsrs butMed III DsnTiiit Ims maTnIhE.--
The funds aud books Ut the yOnk wsrs saved.
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cuag DYSPEPSIA, PILES. &c.
hS9d0Gbp W lIhlhg
April tSth, 1854.

April tSth, i3A
lear SiTS ~ wa latICEd byt tritlI Of edse, 70
Try RlmptOe1 VeSe:lbFe lneiurs mt DJapspSiA, vita
MACH AN 1ieed III ItS GsOss IGgrIvatsd aaI dltISsa
it; 'Oru pIrEh1Se Rad UEed me 10ttIe tad tnttEa
c.isA awe iGdaeHI at94ra 10 tr7 L, aaae *
waOu II rot III, SrAak hphy Of itI tad weGd Ayta
:AU:e wac havs Dy1FePSs, hey xtli use HaRP.oa'S
Vegetable rlGehl,E, II Will CERTAINLY cure tkem,
Your, VITA sTea& Te1pest
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Pgres1rpiH, My !3ni-X,v=t t.st 2 inches
falling Weather wet and CLOUDY.
uISciNN,r, May ?3r! ,-H!vsr tlsea j inches
Weather nas,
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r,E Rs4. d.. ASOERsoS. 6t ssvsn years a
p,,c-.o, 81 Theology in the theological Seminary.
,,,s.o,Gnt4 Pl., lied at his tssidence, few days
.n... IN Tie a1th year Of bis age.
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T5E LECTION T'O.D DIR Ptom'ses to Lv the most
.,s.,,! vmea his ever occuHsed ia the State.
4, III. ,s.sea; excited STATE If public feeling, We
.,,oi, al vsrliss aud cTRcdS to an Observance of
=, ,sst4aI mods'1sion, reminding them That sNe
=, n. tr.atss: ealamIl'es aSd disgraces Which eau
Mn 4 soaauaitY Ii'iuG unIes such Az saEight.
..-t,,i grrvsil Government as oqs, ate scenes
5rs,ri t3iencs. No GsStes Of ptOVQCSlioa
-, of, ;.sln. and nOthia4c can eveE fgIIy wipe
IA. ,a.,raes vh'cb atisnrh them. We trust that
,,sa ,e.ass stll JsSr1cs ear city aud county.
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u,,,rrlD RmLRo,O -'rhs Pitisbntsh Gazette
:. m. alI:Se H.mpte'd Railroad Company has
~" Wv '.'' ,ra l.ceaaty to dash the TOAD Ito'n
wSsrhw.o Wlsllngto1, Pa. The amount Ofir0H
80, "", r;ll be lb6ut 1850 TONS, which the
$50, MIS-, With taslt Spl.alid machinery,
lille s.II xa9~o tntsrPftss Of the ProPrs'ors,
III Ian M, "A l6cut iOuG months, It's SAID
49,, ,,s. maths I'erdY Eoft will compete the
,.i., ,ai lay tue t1its between tAa aud Wishing.
yq.-Baiiinor' .Las'nt4".
agh mistake. The paragraph should
,s,, "r.. Wp.as. fat'lig'ntsr IsatnS that the
genOa.N Sli'nal Company has contacted with
a. t,.scea. Mills Of LiH ci'y'' tWheslinI] &c.
V. tsi.e,. there il 40 RaIitoad iron at present
1,,1Acms.! "a Pittsburgh; at least there is no
,cb,psaId rOrGI there as at the Crescent Mills
ofv,e,l,n.. How tai, mistake could have &C
ear=., SsinNa loss TO SHO*. DID it originate
IN Pittsburgh Of Blitimottl 81
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s,s.eliSsS WAo 10 not give e1prrIs notice III ehe
.Iy ISs sJVaIsred AZ wtaiRS TO s9attaHs theft SUB
~ ibsrS nTdet the itst OhtiRalneo n tsr reTi
- x a1oisAtr may cO1tiH1a " sGRd thGN 1RtiI all
,,fsiI Izss az PAi1' .-.,- -..,,
s,I ne 1tGe4 70 UllcA theI are litectel, lacy are
- pgsibi6 tin lief have Oete,l The bill aud nrjei u
'.u flcounnTed'
~ reMOVt tQ 0ihsT Places Njth'1t IHlnT NJ
-. rabishe. ADD the PaEtr1 i-a aeat 70 tie :OrmAT
~, =. ,,y, 'sey az bed feg'OrS1hP.
" ,s's "a ~ Iees6ed that refusing to take PtCto
n ~ OGScs. or mig and 'e1 V'H4 tsn! IatlH
,,,i-t, ilcii sVidGTEe Of imen'OHaI faah.
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X,uov E4c,PG ~ 4 WELL-Can.s aniSan'
,!.r, gaaiac1, who sets engaged ,Iis!ns vel!
raa,: Ipaluss east Of Washington, Pa, nat
i4y .:sip.4 With theft lives. a few days ago. \
saoa ,re si,st blast had been made, Carter ts.
..a,-. 9Th the intention Of going to w0r.. but
,s9a e1clng the bottom, cned To Sauudsts that
se 4n lyme Sau0des tAsu commenced i'a|.
t.Aaup IN bucket, bat be fore teaching the ;Op
stqu, .as o.aet tasa descended 70 bis assist.
.r.r, sat vas also soon overcome By :hs foul air,
AZ! uey 10th tsmaiued thste. III an iaseHSibIe
il'-. ilrl assistance ottiveh, VIXEN they were got
cll'. and iae best msasatsS taken TO restore them
|; "a, 0ms time belGts they revived; bu! they
4Ay. .ince rscoVefrti.
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1.-the EcsIish are discovering that it is i'm.
'callis 20 carry on chsap wall aud The taxes
are osanmns to rtssS upon the uati0u. Tie
L'e.oa rtsu, rejecting upon the ihirty mI;Io"'
u pqgp!s year the var now costs, says that in
s'ae' pa! t1r one soIdiet 1.-THE seat Of war, OF
"a. h.t2., It % supply Lancaster qua (ot bali
n hoa', '5sy nass pay . hat would 1uAl:e to
'riarIa cuiOt I've families ia cOIf't, keep up
ioGd .n5sa icj1Ol, ptavi!s an active cIst1y'naa
h' neglected. distinct. OF DO Some other good
aarE HaGh, MAJ &c, vii! never now be done.
@'ts's IS '"sAi pto'pec! ofpeaes, usW .SpsOfes
aus 9s .lcaH.l 70 cary on the var successfully.
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JAMES B. MARSH,
Wv WHOLESALE ANp sETIlt
R0OT IND SHOE STORE,

No. - n0utGe street, " ueet'HS' we
WIT NNR 20 6REGH. III ANDCU
r AN now Teceiyin4 Il NY rev store roam Oh Monroe
Siree.a large lnd elegant assortment NI hc0tS 1hu
shoes hrh hld NeectRd with graf: faIs 1nd H1d nan
set ell by tie asst wOt1 nen IN the EaH, expressly or
IhI3 ir7Ae INV Pvrpa red 10 1rr9nNE0das ms Gus
TONERS 4thHr wholesale setil with vtrtty OIL SnTins
lad sumner UOO,s, not 10 ~ sarpa''ed hf any @aeF
aOms IA tue city, el:tar st?t. workmanship "f Iu1
bHity.
Aaonsat which will be 'oCuL the following a"lsOnaht
aOsNls3
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.DoY'S talr oootaj
- DO KlPbOOtV;
10 caIf OI'Ocd re4I
do IrU[JGs;
Rows boots lad shoes Of every kind aud Description;
Also, ehitdItnS SAOeS, Caters, &c. Of all sorts and
ates; N TACT Can Sut everybody in anythtus beS mas
vast 10 my lEe. D1nt rsss 1913 Mia Atrse tUs,
Va. y l.. UORSGi.
7: S-Coqatry merchants sorting ap nr cash vii DO
Nklf u S9tI f-- r. eE.H = II Rsj
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RIsaaats, Ma, Jun. 1874, 10,

hIAHadL1I y ~ IVAt I5IA, I36t
lGtSr.. Eo''ir7s- + Nsrtrty1
G9H;1 - 71va aeeu ldi:taI Rith Lhe psa b0r 11r.s
Tear1, taI cQuid e. aOns to help s, SHiI tend u
Tise1 ma tJtrT iiampt0a'A vstNhte Thepre. PGr.
rh1.ed $40 ll;i!ea, and ae0.s had EIGi tb4n beth
entirely euISI OF TIA nCst trouole6na ltSEa1e. ~
"Rc Ifs Plagued VITA. Pies would DO well % give tEs
Eae'HEc AsItlI. You're, respectfully.
EOAN NRST2Ea.
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e,ov,ro.-welsarn that 4 German child fell
a,,,ui. ialO the etssS, ysstsnIay, and vas
s,,,.l. We did not learn its name.
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ZlS1IvlILE. Quo.

.Ar. J. u; Toa4srTm 5it.-
Dear ~ - n4vS heen 4dcted or ;hF"s ytarS vita
rheumatism IN Dy buaR lr 's .dsL IL n!on'w not
,h 10 -, ~. NJ nv he'd t1Cpt .eip lrd 1sU' In
1uT cIty insisted On mr. TyuG nne bOts ~ LhaEy Fhn
Imminent AID lry ert It TU'sd laws lGd Que o
&c haS Telysl 80 mgCh ihat WaS abe 10 GET Ont N
nv bed Viint dttcUty II mas heena bir'lUG IL nei
!Qst Try u 0r !Htiel, aud yuu sill " vel p,'as'
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gIrrv1S & Co.'s CAElToaSn E1rGrss.--
Is,i.s. J,an II. Fteeuau, IOhn K. S,UIson, JOHN
fIx,. anl JOSIAH hs1!deu-ssntlemen Who haze,
~ rary ysaH past, held the nest responsible
f'sa'.oa5 as 1ctiys eXpteSs.nsn-hivs purchased
ilt a,.fesl Of Jrssrs. Aiau4s & Co.. ia. the CAL
Man aipr.Y business. 1rI will, hereafter, con
d,r. i, 1lt-r The n1re aud style Of 'Flesmsn &
~ New Yer4 OH e. No. SO Roadway. They
seist7s to De 2NspeSej, IQE they ate alen Of The
t.s! nII:ilJi.
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Eas !cR.-BOI,o IS Jet blUsEac!eI BY the ice.
IN E.''.+a! it "'s co'siy pac ell Fot ten mile. OF
H8fr' 1ad IA The Lass '4oa,.as stands were seat.
'stsi tsr. anil lief. t,fgO miles.
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Wholesale Irl Retail 4rrn'S.
THOMPSON II PATTERSON,
n,,AI, Nh 81, " l,N street
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Dama4k and brown Table LiRersi
/ y ~ aa1I IB-4 ua'rASE 10 cinrhs;
3.S0, extra anper Gualit'eS i0t extension :Aa'es;
JneR NIgkina, FfVIt HIPNuN'
LiGan anJ cotton Shreiinss, al widths IH. qualities
Pillow .1se lifeI Iuj cotton. ia 10
TlrNi CornisrPaEes, an entirely Eew and be1Ht!.
~ Ir'cF;
NlraeIiea AAd IlelllIa QilfS. white IRh cO,'d;
Furpiure Prints, Flepcf, enSi AMI AIEenellI
EfuclfeEe. lace. and aEI, ~ ca,'4iu aLltsTil.si
FuiHIiuTe P,ats, C0;t0a FtInSei
TEktnSS. ctetkS, era1hi
RVssiA, IilVer lud HUcklhlc& TOweiiDgs;
Be4CAsL Sh1inss IN New iuIA WIS wsief twist,
L0aadal:, Pluer:Or, " lah 4:'0u Iad SEGA. N .!si
Tabs cOverS.in bCqC1iss aud c.Oh.
eAaye also 'ecsyeL cle! at Of CIrpet!HgS, ThicR
We via sell Is cheap a can b. sold IN ;be cliY
are HEiSXGiL Il Co.
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'N -''' VSlti, repeatedly. j. HEss

oDesats Females and Eaillrsn will 7tes.s tr4tt 4.
cues cogas, bronchitis D!apePta, LlVeE com. HAT,
:eI0luIl, VITA all lefansenents o. the Iy1tea.
Cali lnL IeI pamphlets, SIaii3.
FOt sse BY T. u. Logan q Co., wheetas, t.s..
q IgehtH Jsha Il. iaPPan, aItA Wlrd, aRd ~
" aFq2lS HEEeCalY,
sod 81 NoRT1YER4 EoTsRIH, 40 Baltimore 1t,
B1umHlt, and t94 h'olISGy, y. Z.
L1'PIiee 81 pei hottie fr4S
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An,1s Exra1Ss Cove learn from the New
Tan EEpre&s, tSI the enlIfs interest IN the PacA'
i.4 EtpFsaa business OF ths dr1 Of Adams II Coz
bas be,n purehsse,l ~ four snteEHn4'nI !.n'Ie.
aso, AMI will hsrsaftet Ia conducted by jtsssFS.
Etsiaaa 4 Co.
". Ots.rs the above in sevetal Of our eS.
EXCHANGES. So TAT asit conveys the impression
lat TIE Adams Elpfsu cO@papN !Sdepen' Of ;hr
.ilach in Cantatnta, CONDUCTED ny PteemaA Y
.aHls vtoog. I. can ouIy refer to the company
"a California. Fdr statement as to The Manages
,ld OrsnttOns Of lis Adams. Express Company so
,e.i spoEa 10 Z ott Of out rs1teu, We iIfecs al
saaou the advertisement in o0olrss coiumn'
4e.te4 The AdS@s Express Company"
sue! with. the above We have met with the
clown. item, which fully explains the WHo'e
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Three Mile Ice
1'Kg ,ub4edbasS Wi.AI ialnrm tIr .IisTLs. and he
citizens III HA4Ig Ie'ieIIiiy, lnAI IAsy ave CONT
H4nCEd delivering les IN the civ, aHd le pepSred 70
lTn.Ah 10 al y 10 mt e excellent Ilics r.ei ca
vas cut lncet mics l5Ovs tins eY Ia Lac ereAs, and IL
Be 1est bi1reh N tie User. Ur r. GEAR, beaitI ga
w1rrlnled!6le from all impurities.
ay:I GEORGE SCHELLHASE 4 Co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-28
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT To all per-
L sons afflicted with Sexual diseases, such SEM
INAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GoNNoRHGA, GLEET,
SYPHILIS, &c.. &c.
The HOWARD Association of Philadelphia, in
view of the awful destruction of human life and
health. caused by Sexual diseases, and the dcccp-
tons which practised upon the unfortunate vic
tins Of such diseases by Quacks have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as u CHARITABLE ACT worthy
II their name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRArIs. to
all persons thus afflicted male Fcmalc) who
apply by letter with description of their condi-
ton, (age occupation, habits Of lifc) &C. and in
cases Of extreme poverty and suffering to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a benevolent Institu.
ton, established by special endowment, for the
lief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with "Viru
lent and Epidemic Diseases, and its funds can he
used for no other purpose. 1t has now surplus
of means. which the Directors have voted to advcr-
tisc the above notice 1t is needless TO add that the
Association commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age, and will furnish tho most approx ed
modern treatment Valuable advice also given to
sick and nervous females. afflicted with abdominal
weakness, Womb Complaint, Costiveness, Leucor-
rhoca &c.
Address, (post- paid,) DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2
South NINTH Street Philadelphia, Pa
By order Of tho Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCH1LD Secretary. tmay 26y
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agricultural.

BARNvM' S ELEPHANT. Lit. Governor Brown
of the New England Farmer, having made
some inquiries respecting the diet of the clt-
f.haut, whose exploits in blowing on lia,num's
farm in Connecticut have been mentioned in
all the papers, the great Snowman replies i'll
a way not likely to encourage the general i'll
PRODUCTION of that kind Of labor:
lie eats on an average one bushol Of oats
andsone hundred pounds of hay per day
Sunday and all. His weight is 400 pounds.
lie will accomplish any kind of work set be-
fore him and uses ten times better Judgment
than three fourths Of the help which | am
obliged to employ on my farm. Above all
things, he is not an Cgc servant. Once set
him to work pling wood, picking up stones,
or anything else, and you can leave him with
ont fear Of his playing old soldier in your
absence. Another capital negative quality
is, that he don't pick up his dads and start
for home exactly at six o'clock IN the after
10 as other farmers assistants do, He is
willing to labor till shutdown. and even later
ltwork is pressing. Tn the whole he is a
very honorable, Industrious, intelligent and
wcl-behavcd farmer. Nevertheless, | can
not consccntiously recommend elephants as
the cheapest workers on farm, They can
not work lin cold weather, and Of course
would eat themselves up, trunk and all, in a
single winter