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United states Mails.

Posr OryIcH DEPARTMENT, May 10, 1850
for carrying the mails OF the United States from s
m day November, ssS 10Th day Of June, 1858, In
elusive in the MICHIGAN viii be received the Cor
tract Once Department, tn tho city VI Wash
inaou inclusive, u be decided ths
nsrt day on the routes herein specified.
1854 rs miles and back wcs
during suspension OF navigation, say from November
Is in each
Leave carp River Monday nj 8 a mi
arrive a Kecwepuw Bay next "Wednesday by 6pm
Leave Keewenaw Ray Thursday at s a
Arrive at Carp next Saturday by
l3ls7 hay Portage Eny Houshon, chon Eagle
River, Eagle Harbor, aud korh West Minc 10 Fort WI
kins, mill and back, week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thsrsday M6am,
Arrive al wilkins Saturday by6pm;
Leave Fort wilkins Monday At6nn;
a Keewenaw Bay neSt "Wednesday by D p M.
Algonquin Adventure and Rockiand to
Onionagon. 50 miles and back, once week
Leave Kcewenaw Bay Thursday af6am;
Onsonsgon Saturday BY pm;
Leave Ontonagon Monday at o AMI
Arrive n Bay "Wednesday BY 0 pm
embraced the contracts,
dated February 10 1855
JAMES CAMPnELL
May I7--iawfw Postmaster eensrM.
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IoBS " sNIDER the former Old established
snider No Is ta'nst street. tur soofs
VIII be @nppsd WIN wines
nn accommodating refm-.
1~pIR % ore,gn wines
prepared - fsestre orders
fs III. spis, Importation Ae various houses IN W.
In up~sftr and as' -olieiss
vaarhan sadr he patronage oi ms ena~ ana
- ~ e,sghs June 2--diy
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FORM or GUARANTEE
To Capt M G. Meigs, U. ). Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents o, in the State OF
hereby Jointly severay United and
guaranty bid Of be accepted, that he
the said bid,
m the with ooa spd sufficient suretiss 10
perform conformity The
of which made. snd la the
shah fail aforesaid, guaranty
The difference the offer by the said and
The lowest bidder.
(signeI A.. B.
G. ID.
hereby certify the best Of knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors good and sufficient
fSixpedl r. r.
Nfar S-3,wt5thMay &lawT
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TuorDIGH practical Maryland farwc wishes
healthy the south which
desires Improve and convert no py su
tura ~ stock farm.
he h,rhsss rven and all communca
tars IN. subject fully answered.
Address AGRfCoLA Wsshine'"ns ID =.
March -
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oH SALE LenseA eommoious and nttc hoase
OF ID street Honse
recently been papsr.d and painted
accommodating, ana given mme
atri,. Solicitors Once, Treasury Department
Oct 4
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MILITARY MEN viii hnd ~ our stor~-ro m
medium and ne white linen duck for pants and
medium white linen duliinRs
supply hore woolens and other fabrics adapt
ed for citixens' apparel.
With cravats, gloves, suspenders, half hose, &c.
One price only
In cissing expected
relied all
cases, PERRY BROTHER,
Stos~a," West Building,
June 1-6tdf Opposite Centre Market
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Law Notice.
Law Notice.
THOMAS coswrs, wihisS y ~s#sy :
,y,pn, Chic. Csnefsn an, Ohie. washington ".
sCHENcH, coawi~, wEnB.

TUE m the
cfla~ saa IN ts rapsmr Count ~
Two of'he'r noss"r w'f - ~
Washington constantly, or whenever neeesssfy
Washington city ~hsr. al -'er' 90
ths,r loat business may be Addressed
Nav -Qa~lm
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rakAsuaY pEpsaTaKsr.


The Treasury Department consists OF the Offices o the Sec
retaY Of the Treasury, two comptrolers commissioner Of
the customs six auditors treasurer, register solicitor light
hqsse board, and survey.
The following brief indication Of the duties of these
several Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Sscreary- oGoe.on. James Guthrie, Secretary OF the
Treasury Hon. =. q. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in CHARGE architect and three daughtsmen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
y Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
q the fiscal transactions OF the government and Of the
cation Of the laws concerning the and navigation
q the United States. He supefintends the survey Of the
coast the ghthous e-abshment, the marine hospitals o
he United States and the construction Of certain public
buildings for custom houses and other pnrposss.
Firs CoHpnoHers 0ce.--Elisha whttcsey, osq., Comp
per and fifteen clerks. lie prescFoes the mode Of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
VICE a. well as the public lands and revcs and ceres the
balances arising thereon.
Sseond CopsPfroncr's Ofics--John NJ Brodhead ESQ,
Conpocr and clerks. He prescribss the mode
keplg and rendering the accounts of the army,
no Indian departments o. the public service and ryiss and
eeFtihes the balances arising thereon.
Oics n Coaamissioner of tks Casfouslugh J. Anderson
q Commissioner and eleven clegSs. lie prescrbes the
mod q keeping and rendering the accounts Of the
and disbursements and for the building and repair
g houses Sc and revses and cer6es the balances
arising thereon.
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DAsCmosT'y lAsss~~y - saissssss~a nssssiis~sssI
ID v0i 1so
11ss Ayssss Nsshe; VOL Svo psw sttAoa
Ru~he the Hos ~; edition.
Wue. yy~v~ in shs Gu4M4
Ias ss.,..s a Mossrn .nurepss N Isbp Q. Dasas.
The Msrsss y G,lnoss N&upBa+ -. 49,.
f,us Csaauysa<a by LossSs nIssussd sh wv
eesns t..
Z@caoAk-'s History % switrrriaai
rsm Nature and Human Nsrfv
Aasas Easity I'D sdnonf 18th A1siiean n.'ss. go -. -,
syH rha',n 'HthSHs
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rhr ships accountable for gold,
metals, aniess bills oi
sdin signed therefor thereof therein
Ap ID
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VOL. 3.---NO 1876

'ne ns"sf, ana keeps squeezing them cose togeth-
erlll Mt length the creature is stranrled wenried
out and dies Buifaloes which had ESCAPED from
the clutches Of lions bore the marks of the claws
of these animals about their mouths md nosey
The lion. however, risks its life in such ATTEMPTS.
especially if any other buffalo were at hand to
rescue that which was attacked. A traveller
once had nm opportunity of seeing female bufia.
10 with her calf, defended by river a. her back,
keep for long time at hay five lions, which had
partly surrounded her. lut did not dare to attack
her. hive been informed from good authori-
ty, TINT ON plain to the cast of kromne river.
lion had been gored and trnmpled TO death by
herd ot cattle, having, urged probably by hunger,
venured 10 attack them in broad daylight This
the reader will perhaps not 50 much wonder at:
when he is informed, that in the day time, and
upon nm open plain, twelve or sixteen dogs will
easily get the better of large lion.
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The Lion & Strength.

The strength of the lion is very great. We
are informed by Dr. Sparmann that ".hs animal
was seen to take a heer in his mouth, and
though the legs of the latter dragged the
ground, vet seemed to carry her oil with the same
ease as a cat does rat. 1t likewise leaprd over
II broad dixie with her without the least Difficult
ty. A buffalo, perhaps, would be too cnmber-
some Tor this beast of prey, Notwithstanding his
strength, to seize and carry off with him in this
manner Two yeomen, upon whose yeracity |
can place some confidence, gave me the following
account. Being hunting near Bn-hiesman riv-
with several linttentots they perceived lion
dragging a buffalo. from the plain to a neighbor-
ing woody hill. They, however, soon forced it
to quit its prey, in order 10 make IA prize of it
themselves, and found that this wild beast hnd
had the sagacity to take out the buffalo's large
and unwieldy entras, to be able tho easier to
make off with the Aeshy and eatable part of the
carcase The lions strength however, is said
not to be sufficient alone I" get the better OF so
large aud strong an animal as the buffalo, but to
nuke it it, prey this fierce creature Is obliged
to have recourse both to agility an stratagem;
insomuch that stealing the buffalo, it fastens
with both its paws upon the nostrils and mouth
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JAMES q. NELSON.

NlLEh, hh- tnken a SHor on Ma T., una door
Y h.lns Il" Citrrn- Savings Bank wharr h. j. pre-.
pncd IL i nay ia his hue of h, -,,ss. such a,
rrrn IN aud putting 10 gno order CUTLERY of every
description sue all ktrdz nf
Dental and Surgical Instruments
Repairing Survey ne lusiu.uent.. nnkI4R Elastic
ifn''fs "i 'efy "pcrnr qnni' r'ier lts pattern.
and prrcri l' III every rcsli.ct the old styis He
do dc al kiai- 81 Iobbnr such scttng Rasor..
rrn la Ials' Shcurs mn Scis-ors, requiring Locks
hrrne krNa, Nr.. A..
Wort lett with tim III he nded l., NJ oncr.
IA MES q. NELSON,
'nllcr aud Dental nnd su g,r"l Instrument Makcr
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nAGUEuREOTYPEs! DAGUER-

- hEOFfPES.-HAHp TinEs drive people all
ual To "her" they scf the Is" an feape-
narn"rrrnt, pes. hui they hll harl, Ia MsNs &
ihs>kNs. whrr" they rnn get the best aud %
e"t the worth ot tholr money Steamboat Il sas,erp.
lipel accidents, Bank bursting, Men lliing all
fecni daily, tut tniinG Mimi. n Tanner, in tahins
hrlaA', n,tlsc aud life j. Darnrrreoypes il &C
III" qu, 4llon Those ia should not forget 10 cal
m get me prtarr~ ST. red 10 ioae the room
unit the nartie4 srfishrd
A nrae mud beautiful assortment oi Gold I.ocket4
Rrca- pins, Ring. Watch Sea- Keys, Ne iaI iana aud
hn"Y Chars always On md mud Tor 4ne rbean with
plrturr can,rletr. splendid assortment of Gases new
n received. Call early in The day before the crowd
eames The stale 81 weather makes no j ference in
fesnrd 10 qualify Of picture
MINNIS 4 rANNER
mai'Ots PRAcrIc.L DAGUERREorYPisTs.
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MaDICT6

a5e 7.#a'-3,limoro ho-1e 49, -11tal
W '.',o.I n. ] ~. .,~ '.'. to. W.. w..
#.'. z. Ions 81 III" iie' = ine5a .a a.
a5-. ..#s.a lty.pnl alt tl@'-o h7rrll 'i.i Ne 'fsi,
.. h.. "a, nattrr wlraer fr'n att,nts'' nv Al
-#... .rit -rirt- any othrr ea1'
arailg yyaa ,ve III" TietiH= "f evil pr''l tas
nat raiiess uunnrrs Of 'nrree- a3 aohlehri |eh-'
I've awr Il uutimcy torhs. anis 'l "la: men n
,o most exalte tteuts auIAf Il mIl'ts. ~" mth 9ii
wise i,y, ntrta, listening Seua ihe thunlers Of ell
.5iicnce. ar vakei to g. stnry thc Twin t}re
rhose suffering .on Of the oI9@ns melancholy effects
s'oala immediately "rl'I br ' 'nuxsr,N
Wa1nrs- Rack and Limbs, Pains ia ne Head pmnesS
Of ,t Lss Power. ralpitaen of the Heart pNN
rep nervous Irabity h'rnsemtnt ct 1ae pSc'asS fan
ton enerd OeitF symftms d % ar ct" nnb 10 he
gir;ts farebpIars of v Of Society, sefpsrust
f,g. II $oitu /, rialtt, ce are the evils produced
oFFf6aNo south Freerica Strret-oyen Doors from 'at
t' vaoa mn, V1 lEdr or yod VII mistake the parc
A Cure Warranted or no Charge Made.
r % a Dr. Johnston Icxrr.iius all others besides
~ rent ar4nl that he is the ony proper Physician To it
-an-ultet. ...
NEN.teR Of THE E1YAi CpLLEgE OF SURGEONS.
Ion m from NJ the most eminent COLLEGES OF tho
Ia Inc osptta. "a London. Philadelphia, and elsewhere,
rIocteI the most astoh'shn1 'nIr' l't i've were
ep rf nrryo,sps '.ng alarmed at sudden sounds and
alshfan"ss with frequent hlns1 al1nei, 'm'u"'o'' WIN
Take Particular Notice,
and Guar lans are obn asei WIN re,l"t 10 @
y oln 10 they arihe other "a" wasting Of the
rdmntioa Of Heart nSsprpe ln-nse.nom, - osrans Il, &
SUMPTION. Ai4o taSe serious Mental ELECTS sufh as loss '
VIr nr,ra., Of peculiar Melancholy when
i rn y la We been can,cl by -ng in rernous but
rn. ruatiYe both BODY aud Mind Thus are
sycp ron thousands VIII" msh have been 9l use 10
te Country their friends and ornaments 10 Soee
it3se joHvsrows IMPERATIVE REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS
IN in' ', an ' the mos riiitat,.l nlv ua who
nal Jos; all hone, lul been aoHad'' ~ w. Nv ias ' III ~
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rRCaT ExCsTEuEaT. .-Morr

TREAE EACITEuENE 4 Nor" New
VI Books. Mt Williams N Hooper ---woer" they
ne,cr fail t. art.c in time, under all ercus -topecs
Lil, aud Beauties ot Fanny Fern. The whole world is
rca,iin2 mis- booN.
The lliria- -'ory ormodern Hfe-a wo,l< Gthrling
iureres:,
TIE Vrginn Queen; by j. FrrIeric. Smith. author OF
Womaa ami Her Mu,cr,n "tred. Vernon Ac.
Pu al U-urpatiau,
Review Of the speech of the Hon. Chandler, of Pa.
Ruth Iiat, ne" snPpy,
I'd. Norman, by Mr. L,ucon Phep.
Ihs N-w- Boy. Nc. together with lot ol extra fine
STATIONERY, for the Lndr. Also, large supply Of
NEW MUSIC
Amongst which ma, be found the fnlldwitg beautiful
son s Fany Whisper Go ID New from Home Sal
News from Home, The Know Nothing song. Hos Sweet
the Roses; toecther with many other ngs Duets.
Gees, &c. Call imne i-reiy AT
WILLIAMS & HOOPER'S.
(Succ sssors to h. A. Wiiliams.) and supply your
selves. fe2a'h ~
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NEW SPRING sUmMEIs CLOTH

" lNt'- la" Undersigned hns las' received from
fi' Gouh IN cities plendid and well selected Stuck Of
the nbo'r Z orhur, md
GENrLENlEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
and ilefine himself at they eah.o. be- surpassed in
b""afy ant sts'r by - niar establishments in ths
city, ho cave 1t 10 the public and his friends
lQiee uI tensniv.s; Il thsm that he will .ea
grrht hntgn''s udhoins strictly the motto: Quick
-n '- nd 80 NJ profits - Como M NJ
rHu30 3u VI GEGGEA HEfMEP
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cGI2

III. YIkiNrtN t- ta,s s.t t,y Al So and semt-weekiy
tsr ta..I q. #s.ns ,t#ar will be discontinued *
ut a' stl.u a. tls rH=rfs.. aa a RffeernseH 'a'
.f4- uasI
,u}Eer r<GIGNr> ar,. .. en .ent per slnsre Of
#lls5r Hr-t ia,riIaa md = cts for eae' con
hIsr. lH4#r tlrn Werk5. aud then % cts
uer IaaHs All tarza r ett n-eftnn u IN numlrf
..rt#H- a.t H.s,sf In Published ult a
la.tgi aat. tad charged aeaurIiusiy.
fIIE NEARLY RATES AXE
For 5u. =iHares jai4y =
EH, HSu do -
Far l5ire -rIu-To'ay -
uo b. 80
- Nyrlss r is ten both paper, sntj"ct t. si"fa
O. lut4 ais. or et bel nit 20 thrr mrlie" ha'
iaa,~ ~ tls ls... '.r=et at lrousis mt rates
fg~ III nay al.,.t#s arp"nr III tn lnt5 "1a s'nh
Neesle Is faIrr-.
y ,ll1,=. -. va. .y.s,I ,ht lines are charged
#.rlta .,r. . t.,=-.-
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l'I.E. LIFE AND MAlx.NEuNsrV.

hg"fhbHfR Hose a. Fur fn.iuoao, Com.
many
lhis Company meko' lnsurhnre nrainr' 'oss dam.
Rr by Fire, % Dwelling iIun-cs Lturcs ubacen tArr
','A nnd ohri buildings. on furniture. go is vnres
n"r'hnndi9r senorn IN Town nnd country,on hr nnu
tav,nnhr trfm..
Aisa make in-u,anre nu the lives ofnll pcrson- -
oNinr F"od health AMI oi sound cnnai itunn for tho
Nl"le duth'"n ni lie or tpr a limited period
Sh'''- rmrhNrd in orlinnr, nocura ions. will bs
insured ourrnsnnal L. ru.
The tompans viii H. ttbr marine r-it- i,ou n nj 10
~ oi The Northern Southern Puris, at favourable
nnAHD nfnEcInNs.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. Prend,n.
JAMES NJ. CoBBS. lice President
SAMPSON DlUGulD Ghicf Engineer
DIRECTORS.
Don T. e, Peters. Dexter Dtey
trare" ". lancey, Stnrel Gtrlnnd
William + Audctsun Io.rrh H. Nowlin
John q. Ta,lpr Jnmrs NJ Boyd
J s, o. WILLIAMS. Trcdsnyct
Uatrp T. WiLts. Scc'y
DR., 4. II Gilr,er
Dr Wm. Otvny Owen. "'d'd' nedn"f''
he Medical Examination f -ublocts for lnsumnc.
will he vi" nj the hre Of the Company each day
hetwccn the hours of aud O'clock p. NJ.
trS
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totag ?s3Jle + the City or fLYnolaa.e tad al
the 5lrrolndi : Counf e
sDl, J. RAs>. >.coi. IL. X -. l'#I.#& y h.,
y ma i-. r. - u 5. :. X :, = ''.s ''
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D. ~ Z \ |NTNN- FTNT7I'TIT7'
". - NauaaJ .Richonono, Va.
Al nr-,a. Nv ). II Seey, u Y tsm,l. II
rboap.oo \ "a. l,ocAluyr. Va. oad hy d'n't in
Npllrlnr. e.cr, .rIr. @ap5 Is
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fE,,sE IsVrLn GtANp C0tN 40


.ooa -allpy II Lisoueeor opHuvcd br,ni,-t
#t'.. oH neruuIa.s aim inrus
HOS. BRANCH 4 Sons,
-#p2I#t. p.rsr>' 4lp y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-07

:" trous errors, and the frauds with which the
"chldrcn of the present age. strive to bcsct
tine Catholic Religion. and The dirinc ar
"hority Of The Church, to oppose its laws,
land to trample on the rights of the sacred
as ueil as The cird power." Pope Plus TX
J." Encyclical Letter, November 7. 1916.
From the unbridlcd license of THINKING,
"srEAKING AND WRITING, public manners
are dcterioratcd, the most holy religion of
Christ dcspiscd. the ma iesty Of divine wor-
=" ship scorncd, The porsr Of the .ipo>bl,c See
"Mmmted, the authority Of The Church oppos-
"rI and reduced to rile srrrf"fc The
"rights of Bishops tramplcd Under foot, the
influence Of all power melted away, with
" so many other evils to the Commonwealth,
las well as to the civil state. that we arc
compelled to weep over them and minglc
"our tears with yours" Plus TX Encycli-
cal Letter Nov. I, 1916.
"Whcrcforc having consulted some of the
" cardinals of the Holy Romish Church, af
"tcr having with them. duly examined every
thing, and listened to their advice, we have
sd, cded. venerable brothers, on addressing
Lyon this letter BY WHICH WE AGAIN con-
"DEMN THE BIBLE SOCIETIES, reproved long
"ago by cur predecessors, ard by virtue of
" our apostlcship. we rcprovc by name and
"condcmn the aforesaid society called The
"Chr,stian .4Nnnnte, formed last year in New
" York: it together with every society asso-
"cia.cd with it, or which may become so.
"lct all know then. the rnormity of The
1" sin against Col and his Chmch which they
"arc guilty of, WHO dare to associate them
q" selves with any of these societies, or abct
- them i'll any way Moreover. confirm
and renew, the DEGREES rccitcd above, de-
" livcrcd in former times by apostolic au-
" thoriy, against the publication. dcStlibu-
" ton, reading and profession Of books Of the
Holy Scriptures translated into the vulgar
" tongue.
"Givcn at Rome from the Basalic of Saint
Peter on the Sth Of May in the year 1914,
- and the fourteenth of our Pontilicatc. "
{" Gregory XVI S. p.
owe must not pass over in silence that by
" the new Institutions Of that Republic, (thc
II. States. enacted in these recent times,
''among other things. he riehf Of free ol'c =
"tioa is dcjcnded, and liberty Of all kinds, is
"givcn to all 50 III at each person may ercn
sprint and pnIiish his Monohts, and all kinds
= of monstronS portcnts of opinion, nmi pro-
L" .Icss 1r'ratciy whatever worship he phases. -
Plus IN.
absurd and erroneous doctrines or raw
" inss in defence Of liberty Of conscience, is a
" most pcstilcn'al error. pest of all others
g most to be dr., adctd in Il State" Gregory
ave have been shocked at this crafty de-
"vicc, by which the very foundations of re-.
''ligion are undermined Plus VII.
Az AMERICAN.
ITO be conii,,ucd.)
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])olitlfol 5pccll).
Speech Of Hon. A. J. Donaldson.

NEPHEW OF GIN. JACKSON. AT TIE AMERI-
CAN MEETING IN New York
The mention of my name. on this mpor-
tant occasion, in connection with the Hermit
tage, and the hero and patriot that word re-
calls to your memory, is sufficient indica-
ton Of the thought that is uppcrmost in your
mind. and to which must address myself
You desire TO hear how |. IN old friend and
relative Of Andrew Jackson's, -his private
Secretary during his Presidency, and for
more than thirty years. up to the last hour
of his life, enjoying the fresh access to all his
papers, and maintaining the most intimate
and confidential relations with him can
defend the principles of the newly organized
American party. Listen to me. fellow citi-
zcns, and think can satisfy you, not only
that am consistent, but that every motive
of patriotism and public duty demanded OF
me the abandonment of a party which no
| longer pract>cd the old fashioned democracy
| Of jefferson, Madison and jackson, but has
done all that it could to bring into dscrcdit
the most essential and characteristic features
Of that democracy.
Franklin Pierce came into power, to use n
| sea phrase. in the wake Of tic compromise Of
lS5O.-The measure, carried through by the
| united action Of such statesmen as Clay,
Webster, Cass and Houston was welcomed il,
every corner of our wide spread Union as a
rcbukc to those factions which had laborcd
under the garb Of State rights. to bring the
Federal and State authorities in open conflict
with each other. At several places in New
England Mr. Pierce stiematizcd The opponents
OF that measure as moral traitors. lie went
so far as to compliment me for my services
in. what he called. a battle for the Union.
lie declared that in that battle he stood
| where Gen Jackson did.
Now call to mind what General jackson
| did-what he said and what the Democrat.
| &c party maintained when the country was
in the crisis to which Mr.. Pierce alluded.
| DO you remember the ordinance of South
Carolina armns her citizens. establishing
test oaths and declaring her determination To
carry into execution her threat of nulilica.
ton ! the proclamation Of General jackson
dcnouncing the whole proceeding as unau-
thclizcd, rcbclious and traitorous the force
bill passed by Congress with great prompt
ness, enabling the President to rcpcl by force
all the opposition to the execution of the
laws! And then, gentlemen, do you remcm.
Der the unanmity with which not only the
Democratic party applaudcd. its President,
but how the great body of the American peo-
| pie looking above party and surveying only
the good Of the country. came forward by
thousands and thousands to testify their res
pect for statesman who faltercd not in the
performance of high constitutional duty
Mr.. Jefferson had said of General jackson,
after the victory of New Orleans, that he fill
cd the measure of his country's glory. But
the patriotic American people proclaimed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-07
RIsl!)on'eaI.
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY
CHEAP FURNITURE
AT TIE ELKTON
Furniture Ware-Rooms,

DY X. MARSibBANK. who would respectfully
ID return his thanks to his-fricnds and othe pub.
lie for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him, and would call their attention the fact that
he has removed TO his NEW SHOP and Warc:Room
in the 'HoLLow." nearly opposite the Farmer
AMI Mechanics HOTEL where he has on hand,
the
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
of Furniture offered in EIkton all of which is
made by tho very best workmcn Of the very best
materials. He has on hand and still manufactures
all kinds Of
Walnut and Mahogany Furniture;
Spring seat Sofas; Large Arm Chairs;
Rocking Chairs of all kinds;
Bure Jus Of all kinds; Reception Chairs
Enclosed Whshstanls. marble and plain tops,
SidobolrlS, Secretaries and Book Cases;
Cherry 4 Walnut breakfast & dining tables,
Walnut and NJ thoyany Warlrobos;
do do Bolsteads, o. Jenny
Lind Cottage and French patterns;
High post and plain Maple Bedsteads;
Looking Gasscs-all kinds and sizes. With
Mahogany, Walnut or tilt frames;
A large assortment of clne-scat, round back,
Office pivot and windsor chairs.
All furniture sold as cheap as it can be bought in
either city or town.
UNDERTAKING.
Collins made of all kinds; mahogany. walnut,
covered with cloth; lined wi silk satin or hanne
and all Funer Ills attended mt all times, at the short
est noti;e, and on the most reasonable terms.
Feb ly ROBERT MARSllBANk.