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EXTRA PAY.

TT q NAVY SAILORS AND oTuERa.-ExrRA PAY
w. prom pits paid eouvty land obtained boarh
md eoA pensions procured balance due heirs NJ decsaSc U
sesmea collected AID al kinds OF claims Agalng u. H.
recovered or ru.cr,.u~
Agent, and late Pnrser q. s>vy.eT wAls
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lowing
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Eldridgo.
BALTIC, Capt Comsiock. ADRlArIC Cap. -.
These ships have been bul BY contract expressly gov
erImeb service. livery has been Ia their
strncion. also IN the engines speed
and 'her accommodation for unsq aaed
es esnce, and comfort Price Of passage New
70 Liverpool u first class cabip $3.50 IN second DO, S5
elusive use oil ezra size STATE rooms $325 Liverpool
Few York, 80 and ~ guineAs experienced surgeon ~
tached to each ship No berth secured until paid for
Ia go u N QaIl
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lrOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIsE-THE FAvoRtrE
packet ship LMfihE STATE will posiseis salt Non
day, at 10 O'clock few be by
applying on board pier No North river or DEMARE5f
a JONES, 10 South street and IS Old alp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

IusT rtBLlsnLD-4P May ~ rHg sopfR
u treatment sah % nsrsyas asss'y prsgsfar. asx
osr nrtn4us. - yen .~d ta.aa.y WI ys graz
40 POI zee ne fssiyt " sAnys ~ ~. ~ OKLA
stf, ~ ll~ysrarf street. ny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

ZSOR sALE-yTO TENANT HOUSES ON ONE LOT. %
feet deep EACH lot <9 feet deep, and fun 'front.' In Cherry
direct between Catherine ard markets terms easy Inquire
n and tn -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

L'uR HAVANA AND NEw oRIEAsa -THK n 4
u NAT steamship BLACK wAnEfDg J al nqfIsss
~ rstir. ~ srir = rrcr'se - 20 wslsAtf Ds
ard .' - ~ shssr 49,. ~ Nseisf. De- - tstas
s,se' LiffsseTUs. Chs ~ .AtN = 49, ! gftsis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

nUssEI.DoRr GALLERY, No. tsl BRDADwsY,-TIua
magnificent col srssn OF paninss win fcusas
ustiy, from A. ~ III 10 ococA T. H. kava
,ee~nb teen INSIDE W the ssrt, a.d eesry 80 pAAn
ines saorn ~ais.sl of An stnQis
admission, 20 eepts; s<ssao irsss, -, c.U~
IVl bopd street urder de Of A~ kssns
sdi-s tssD Of bsikA viii
please appi, al the boa Office iron, 10 a QUAR-, ~
A. T. WIFI NJ, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

THE fIyEBPooi. AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
j Company istead sailing their fayorlo sicAuships
CITY Of BAITlMOKE, 2s67 tons, capt Robert Lsitch-
CITY OF WASHINGTON, 2;s0 tons, Capt Wan wyie
UlTY OF MANCHESTER. = nv ous Capt y. q. Petrie.
saloon $40, s06 rDd 1oo according % ss,s rooms
limited number Of lrd class passengers will be aiken
IRON PhiadeIpbia pool aud found provlions.
Phtndel phta. .ASD From Liverpool. so
Parties wishing bring ont their friends OBTAIN ccn
Of passage and drafts Liverpool IN q 81 sterling
and upwards, Apply N JOHN %. DALE, Ageat,
N Walnut PhiladeIphta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

A DoDwoRra's PRIVATE psscIS0 AcAuEasA.
IA. rs Brssd~s,, k-~ fmt, Ad III kau,agus p.A1s,
trotyn, fw ~ tlrc1,a, org inluT
lime and terms an be had Al NE sr.d~snese
nsScIkG-AsoTntR INV CLASS ~BRoOK gs'
- scsd' NY S1i Hfrsn- street. : bsgsnnsr
VII cnnmebrr On Tuesday. Al the ts.lsas ia dances
uRht Ia one course ~ sssns There sasse@ spsn
tso~e advanced -
NILE. CAE0ITsB yrLIgS'. DAsgTH0 ACADEMY n
4n Howard o. for tos - tsss~s n,esS
tor he tnsno hon OF iaor. sn8 ssess v
ahd - ~ !" IN he evening la trasg-e Gr&d dAsaaa
.eo even Saturday syelox from 20 IL Adaisaka u
GiCsoe u ryLyfO'B - srfS1 ACADEMY NO "a
- Brosfssr opposise rtpi stree Psfhsis haainsxsns
" syiYio dnnttng rshnol q. open lsr al
Irl ~ sod fsshspshs dausas stsry cay o A. ~ "
=. N. ffacnce svsft tenins iron ~ ioIsr.2.
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JEFFERSON AfeOcIATION.- GRAND OPENING Ball.
a. ne diy ksesnhiy Rooms, Iuesisy evening, Deos0
!srL US We have lev iesss sili hsais fW ~
Et,ye hs We Afyts~ he a. god ba Apply early
siWM HALL sons muxae sssis, 20 Brv2ivsy.
sFIFeT soIRFE-A BRILLIANT sofBEs WAS GIygs
; a, Tie sc~isr street Honse ~ ws~r sss fhsas@
gtibs evening bs Mr.. kng, pfvprr1r, Assssd Ss
ffq, 81 seward o. NE Asor TIE m Sell a.
IN De upper rfperb Tho company s-i~ ih~ iAneins
unucug and The sbnir h~gcnc
the Mrs. klng saa NJ. B.nta should b. ans,
fspts tie entertainment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

TOR BANANA AND MoBTLY-rnE gvw vagf AMI
L hle siennnsbp QUAKER CITY, n. W. -hgfe n oomntn
eer y row reesylos freghi an vii eavr for ne ps
90 Wsdnesdsy. December ~ DC oct r. ~ frD pier 81
North river foot % Beach street frexhi b. srr ".
lesns tor heyhi or pssss~e apply To sNffH Patrick.
SCENT 81 Wal street. up st.fs.
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fbf PAS apply
EpW'D X COl.lLNA, 81 w all street N Y.
BROWN, SMILEY Co, Liverpool.
sTtPdkN KkNNAkD 90, q Austin Friars London.
b. q. WAINWRIGHT A CO, Paris
The OF these ships will be accountable gold
silver bullion, specie jewcry, precious
less bills of ng sKEed THEREFOR and he value thereof
therein oppressed
Shippers notice, that the ships of
eoods trAband Of
All lsors pass through the post Office any w
he returned.
Nercs The day OF departure OF this line from
Tor 1850 VIII be saturday commencing January aud every
alternate saturday; and from Liverpool Wednesday co
nencng jan 20, ana every alternate Wednesday.
vNOR yoNpoN -ssu.s az NoNn.y nrc a rur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

VvANTED--A FURNISHED PARLoa AND BEDROOM
w IN the yirinty o. Madison square for ady gaas
No hoard required board for the lady o1iy. Ad
drets Mr. Charles A. Adams Jr. Union Post occ.
yyAHTpD-BY A MARRIED LADY, WITH ONE
w child years old nice bedroom with board In
sny respectable pe, hsorhod tom. Terms quite
and psy IN advance requtrci Address
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Tor sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOTEL, WELL LOCATED
this CITY, doing good business. Attached large
splendid billiard The hotel and bar furniture AL Ia
complete order Value $4,000 viii exchange for CRY
perry farm in he country Address y. r. H., Her AID
onoe, which VII attended Agents viii please not notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

CrEAM BETwEEk INV YORK AND GLASGOW.
- EDIkBuR0, 100 Ions, Wa. Cumming commander.
NEW YORK, I'll $50 ions, Robert Craig do
1LAsGUW, 49, soDs, Johu duncan DO.
me astow and York steAnshsp Conpanys splsrdi
pow rrui Ednbarg appointed 70 sail r,f
York Glasgow direct Sa urday 18Th January
Asl2ocloct, precisely kses0 pAsaEe In future y
vaosement ApplyO
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L,OR Nkw GRANADA AND NIcARAGUA-THE NEW
Granada Canal and Steam kaygaicn Company VIII dis
patch brir hrst steamship OSPREY the 18Th o Decenber
O'Clock r. M for San JOAN del Noe CAshagens and 81
Martha her return all can q Kingnon Jamaica The o.
prey FIRST clak Of 80 buben perfec
Der and cndoo insares q he iowe.rse. has cAoAc sor
no passengers NO freight Freight ALL be taken
JuAn Sc foot and CsrhagenA and 81 Martha
&c per foot Passage 70 Fan juan del ksrte Nicaragua
First cabin SO: second cabin $50 Csrhsgena and
Martha Few Granada nr.t cabin 80 second CABIN t, No
berbs secured III paid tr. For passage apply " wM p
ROllO co. q William street, Cor freight apply 70 MOS
oUkRA A Co, ~ Broadway.
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CABLING DAYS, 6TH AND 10TH or EACH MOkTH-
- Four hours from 70 ny Panama Rarost-
Is is- baggage ffeeThruuxh for California, VIA Panama
despatch ior Aspm~An; on Friday Dsc AZ O'Clock
NJ precisely foot nj Warren street, North
The eli k,own fAvorte sseAushp 0koaE Law, Capt
Vim L. Herndsn u. = Navy Passengers and mails viii
forwarded b, Panama railroad and connect A. Panama with
the fsc,Gc AAl Steamship CsnpAny magnificent ~oamsip
JOHN L. STEPHENS, X. H. Plsrson commander WHICH vid
readiness Immediately san v, AncssoD
The public informed hat the Pacific Mail Ste smshp Con
psny cleaners lyng III Panama
resdy any possible detenlon NJ ssngsrs
mails For passage apply 70 J. ". kAYMOrD a the only
sce of The oompsnes III street, OF Warren
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6y0R 6ALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE
fruit and confectionery store, No. 30 Myrtle
Brooklyn good stand 10 max through the holidays
To sid account OF the going TO leave the city
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HOTELS.
A sToR PLACE HorEL--TIus HOTEL, NO. 7s3 BROAD.
~ way s'-e.n Wsy.rley place I'D slshih street has e.
ryre'"s are nov I..ay to ssass .s pse, '.s ne
'''''' -' '' wv t- fnlsii son. rropr,sr.
MEXICAN HOTEL, I'D BROADWAY. OPPOSITE THE
Isn, and usus.n, guess on nsiafday Gee single rooms
~ ssn c.n,. aud y e day pa. ors AID bedrooms from
NJ Lave. Proprietor
DRowss PRIVATE MANSION HOUSE o. TO 90
ID hth avenue. opposite ihe crSsts Palace Oilers The prv
eaIn deh al and te term. reasonable Cars every
three miDuss.
COLLINS BO1EL-wIh. LIT ffyE LAnGR PAai.oas
~ with trdf-ins. peruaaen, bosrdsfr rv..,a
BE terms su.s and ,snss ROOMS tros a y az per wes
Treated foo Of Canal u.os osnSsi AL par. Of
say.
- Persons goins bonih wishing qne no's COMMUNIST <tn
emm :. rras"nAo'n csAssss oa's~ 30 e.asf has :. as
c. W .lsArxY. sapcr,u,sadcn,
AyarIoHAL aoTEL. WASHINGTON, a. c-rnIs cE,.a
~ brAasd ho~ s,uasd has 80, D-sss. u~ rfeaaenr
,srg o. ye.is, ana ha. essn refarsy,sd sna
fssses ~ .a, s aa.. .s. ss. T., 49, ss % :.
od. y 30 !. h. aSSis ~ wriaias KY r,ocrsss "
NOTicr-rsE GLOBE uorgt CORNER op PRANK
tort ard wllaIp suses prepared 70 ta-i. ioxins.
. 70 cents per night Tor single rom. wish e's~n beds
DlILIaRDs-r. W FiEiBS, HAyIsg TAKES rus
~ J.n.fson billiard ~ kr'h
wtsh eouains 'ai., would pia.s.I
his Old seguan,ances sad aose wish " saor
teAsb'ul tNroae. Y. w. Fields fropf.iof
1T ~ INrsfEG TO BEAR PARTIES WHO KNOW
rons sboui he r.qurvmsn's q 10 Easns q otisris
siouit Ell .pa ~iD u DIS lngusas
snss iron btlntd tabir - OWING sl9d
terfect tu.hs and angles tie Ia NJ eonl
ton cushion " he uDdsr,tgnst again e41fion bg
against ,urh pr.tnders ~ rfei iaues lln4gn
fusious for ssl~ ony NJ ~ ,bsgrrs 40
lsItio baruns hssue. siCHs AZ pnsL,s
I'VE fSyIJE BUYERS - CALI. AsD Exsafsg Our
W tea ryenied cs1hsus ~ superior 81
test sIgs. sh sals h.fOls I'D 40 beds f~s .sossi
Laid tab 80 for ssls
oEfTrIrH DECKER. - Ana street.
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as,ATsorSs ssc L1nrs,Na.

800 cy,,nw.v ,sn,n : --~~--~-,---~- -
coo sn, y renms on ars. door It, to select family or
ssas table preferred, Or <rspeaa psn Bah room
gss, 30.
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A y. JARVIS 4 CO.
N. ~ Canal street.
Have opened end choice selection OF fall and winter
nower- comprung rich variety Of bridal wreahs, dress
towers toquets &c.
Orders taken ard fulhien n, the shortest notice.
n. bAso, good assortment OF feathers and bnne trim
m,ngr. A. r. JARVIS h Co,
lanai groet
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The Puzzled swine.

A country exchange tells the following
humorous Incident. y farmer in the neigh
h"rho"d OF the writer, was annoyed by the
frequent appearance Of Il favorite sow in his
cprnhtld. There being no breach in the
fence, 1t become mystery how she obtained
entrance, and every effort to drive her out
the way she got in proved futile. The far
iner iinally.resolved to watch her proceedings;
End posting himsclfin fence corner he saw
her enter at one end Of a hollow log, outside
the field, aud emerge at the other end within
the enclosure.
Eureka - cried he, IL have you now
ola !adyf' Accordingly he proceeded after
turning her out once more, to 80 arrange the
log ct being very crooked) that both ends
opened outside the field. Tho next day, the
animal was. observed to enter at the acoustic
med place, and shortly emerge again. aHer
establishments" says our informant, sat find :
ing herself in the same field whence she had
started, is too ludicrous to be described I!
She looked this way and then that, gruntcd
her dissatisfaction, and finally returned to
her starting place; and after deliberate
survey OF matters, to satisfy herself that it
was all right, she again entered the log On
emerging yet once more on the wrong side,
eVlnced even more surprise than befole, and
turning about rctraccd the log in an oppo-
site direction Finding this effort likewise
in vain after looking long and attcntively at
the position Of things, with short angry
Frnnt OF disappointment, and perhaps fear :,
she turned short round and started off on a
brisk run. nor could either coaxing or driving
ever after induce her to visit that part Of the
fcld''
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How THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND LIVED TILL
l'oo.-Thc Scientific american, in its last is
sue, s1ys'--''ln the days ofQuecn Elizabeth.
substantial diet was confined chiefly to per
sons OF rank and wealth. A. plowman was
often compelled to dino on water, cruel. The
FOOD OF the laborers was coarse and deficient;
thelr clothing was incomparably more so; and
their lodgings were rude, dirty and uucom
Portable. The houses even of the wealthy
were mostly destitute Of glass windows and
chimneys. The floors of the PEASANTS houses
were of clay, and filled with the accumulated
nth ofnany years. The luxury of linen was
confined to rich and high born Their wooden
cloth was all of domestic manufacture. Tea
and coffee, and to great extent sugar were
nnknown Beer was the universal beverage,
ne higher classes Of society lived chiefly on
saited meats. The common people seldom
ate meat in any form. The ordinary fare of
working men then would produce riot in n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Potatoe and turnips an
Feared about this time. In earlier ages. the
people led entirely on bread and meat. AS
tate as 1900, ont of a population of six millions
IN England and Wales, one halfwcrc sustain.
"a by rye, barley and oats. Now, the same
class OF persons are consumers of wheat
The use of the potatoe, as the PRINCIPAL
article. Of food, has been confined to few
diStrcts'' 'f3A EH
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BAnE-TOOTED,

Yea and bare headed too I'd
The law can meyer harm if all pursue;
Bu rcc"l'ec that CLOTH M ali Al wear
For civil law will lash the back that's bare
In olden time it is acknowledged true,
That few. ii any, CLolnNG wore or knew
But now-n-days IN IN is scarcely ,lrcs't
Without q dress Coat, pANrALooNs and VEST.
Now reader here is what you want To know,
The best and cheapest Store for you to 90
TO purchase CLOrIUI>G.--t weHn | cinnOt tell
But let me say STERN has the articles to sell
NTERN'S Clothing store, whore is it, do you say
on want to buy suit now right away,
At = MARKET STREET you II find.
His Clio hing READY NJ ABE of choicest kind.
Wilmington, Dell, April y, '5J--3m.
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NOTICE,

VENIIE undersigned hereby gives notice to
Il all whom it may concern, that he intends
to apply to the Circuit Court Of Cecil county,
at the next April Term Of said Court, for u
commission to mark and bound tract Or par
eel Of land situated and lying in the Third
Election District of said county, now held by
him as trustee ofEvine Smith, wife of Jane,
II. Smith Of said county, said tract being
part Of the tract called ..Simpcrs' Choice,'
and lately conveyed to him by deed Of con-
vcyancc from Levi II. Jackson, and contain
tanning ninety nine acres, more or less.
r.. WILLIAM r. SMITH,
Feb 3, 1850 tc Trustee of Evilne Smith
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DOES FaEEzlNG KnLl--In the basin under
the dome Of the Crystal Palace we noticed
last Fan a number Of the goldfish flashing
their bright sides in the clear water. Yester-
day we saw them again, as lively as ever.
and remarked to Sam. Brevoort, the super
,ntendobt:l tsp your fish lived through the
inter, but they are not SO bright colored
as last Fall.' -, 80
"No wonder--the color froze of; the won.
deris'the life did not. for that basin was n
solid cake of ice, and those fish were rs solid
as any part oft. But they thawed tout "a.
good as new, except the color and that is
coming on with warm weather. | think that
settles the Question, that freezing don't kill.
sf -rt .rt- Tribune
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WN. DSNGA's
Celebrated London Watches.

T'HE subscriber h'ving been appointed Sole
Il agent for the State OF Bclnw re. for the aboN e
sSoc@, celebrated WATCHES. invites
aS ~ 3 t@' tire attention of those wishing
GslsS ,l.}jt...s.2s Accurate TIVE KEEPERS to his
+ = large assortment. III Sc Watch
es are finished throughput in the most perfect man
ner; they cannot be rxccllcl MS time Ectp"rs by
any in the country. Each Watch is accompanied
by a certificate from the manufacturer which guar
antces it to keep tim TO he sa 5tacon Of he pur-
chaser. or to be urn"d TO he az nj aud through
him to the max r. type sons wishing any in
formation in regard to the above watches will b.
referred TO gentlemen of the highest resp cttLiity
in this city. GEORGE ELLIOTT. Sole Agent.
No %, Market ST.. between Sd and til SITS
Wilmington. bel. \ pril a. 81,
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Poetry.


From the Eniskcrbockor for May.l
WHAT the YOang Man Saw In
-B"-. Rroa dway. g-
Sagge,'sd BY weH knomn Eagraring.]
ny AEIsrER KARI.
stood on thc steps Of the Astor,r .a.
And gazcd at the living tide q.
or vehicles downthe middle, ...
.snf people up either side.
And saw maid who was "pumpkins,"
In shawl Of real Cashmere.
jump down from the step of u carriage,
" llle hefrobe "got caught" i'll the rear.
Oh the robe was of MORE antique,
"a very expensive "rag:')
BIT skirt paep.d out below It,
Aud nat was cotieet bag:
! knew it had once held coffee.
Though now twas another thing; .
For on it WIS 'sFINE ON JAVA"
Unmarked in store black ing.
And Thought, AS she gained the side walk,
And the 'muslin" again was furled
!ioW much those outskirts and iu-skirts
" ere like mans heart in the world,
Hoy many Pharisee humbug "
Plays lifelong game of brag;
HIS words all silk aud velvet,
And his heart but 4 coilec-bag!
And l tnrucd me in to the Aston.
For my heart WAS beginning to sink,
Ana itold the tale to my brother.
And it rung him in for drink. a.
raf u...f
II r,ln2 him in for cock tails,
tnh then to mvselfI confessed,
When thought how Icsme by the sarleut,n
That was as bad as the rest.
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philadelphia.
BLINDS ANgs SHAPES.

SELLING OFF at REDUCED PRICES
p WILLIAMS, No. l. NORTH SIXTH STREET,
IL. few doors above Market st. PHILADELPHIA,
ORIGINATOR OF ALL NEW STYLES,
buys the best materials cheap for Cash, which en-
ables him to sell superior
WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES,
as low as others sell inferior articles
Gold Bordercd and Painted Shades, Of beautiful
designs. Buff Holland Shades, Trimmings, Fix
lures &c. wholesale anil retail. Store Shades
painted and Lettered to order. f..
Requiring in general attended to. Purchasers
please call s-y~We study to.plcase. ~
Mnr 81 I'm =
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F. II. SMITH,
Port Monnaie, Pocket Book,
AND
Dressing Case Manufacturer,

N. W. Cor. Of Faurth & Chestnut Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
A LWAYS ON HAND, a large and varied assort-
"A ment of Port Monnaies. Pocket Books Bank
crs Cases, Note Holders, Port Folios Portable
Desks, Dressing Gases, Work Boxes, Cnbns. Tray
cling Gags, Backgammon Boards, Chess Men,
Pocket Memora dum Books, Cigar Cases, &C.
Also, general sortment of FRENCH, EN-
GLiSH and GERMAN FANCY GOODS.
Fine Pocket Cutlery Kazors, Razor Strops and
Gold Pons. Wholesale Second and Third Floors.
Mar 81 1y +. II. SMITH
N. B.--un tho receipt ofsl Superior Gold Pen
will be sent to any part of the United States, by
mail; describing PEN thus, medium, hard, or soft
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miscellaneous.
Advice to Gnrpsumptiyr,.

In some good advice to censumptives,
Dr. Hall says,
Eat all you can digest, and exercise a
great deal IN the open air, TO convert what
Enn cat IN pure hetlthrul blood. DO not be
hIraid OF out DOR air, day night. Do not
ne AFRAID oi sudden changes Of weather; let
no change hot or cold, keep yours in doors.
II II is rainy weather, the more need for your
gong ont, because you cat as much as upon
clear day. and if You exercise less, that
hlhch more remains in the system what
"ng't 10 be thrown of by exercise, and some
III feeling is the certain issue. If il is cold
"Nt OF doors, do not muille your mouth and
nose in furs, wells, wooden comtortcrs, and
me IKE; nature has supplied you with the
best mnfiler, with the best inhaing re ulator,
that is two lips; shut them before YOU step
cut OF room into the cold air, and keep
mem shut until You have walked brisLly a
few rods and quickcned the circulation lit
tie; walk fast enough to keep Off feeling of
chllilhess and taking cold will be impossible
J" hat are the facts oftho case: look at rail.
roiu conductors. going out of the hot air into
I'll" piercing cold Of winter, and in again
every five and ten minutes, and yet they do
not take cold oftoncr than others. You will
scarcely find q consumptivc IMAM among d
thousand,0f them.
1t is wonderful how afraid cousumptiyc
people are of fresh air, the very thing that
won'u cure them; the only obstacle being
that they do not get enough of it; and yet
what Infinite ptins they take to avoid breath,
ing it, especially if it is cold; when it is
Known that the colder the air is the purer it
must be; yet if people cannot get to y hot
climate, they will make an artificial one and
'mfr'on Themselves for IL whole winter in a
nm room, with temperature not VARYING
h'i! degrees in six months. all such p,ouir
"le AL" YET we follow in their footsteps. Ny
conSulnptive friend you want air, not medical
trd air you want nutrition, such as plenty of
meat and bread will give, and they alone
phSsc has no nutrincnt gaspirgs for air
cannot cure yon monkey capers in a gymna-
slnin cannot cure. 1fyou want to get well.
20 IN for bcefand outdoor air, and do not be
blended into the grave by newspaper adver-
tiSNments. and nmfndahln certiarrs y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-05-26
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. 50 Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
IIlIE subscriber having on hand at his Store
l. No. SO Market ST., large and general as
sortment OF fresh and well selected Groceries,
takes this method ofin(olming the citizens OF
Elklon and Cecil county generally, that he will
sell them as cheap as they can be bcug
either in Wilmington or Philadelphia market;
and respectfully soicitsa call from such as may
want goods in his line, before purchasing else
where. Also, wines y Liquors.
Always ON hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part of oG ....
LIQUORS. ofthc first and medium quality
Old Cognac Brandy, do pale do, lama ica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Holland
GIN.
WINES.-Madera, Port, Tcneritie, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAHELA Whiskey, and
Wine BitteIs. '@ ANDREW j. CROW,
No. So Market ST., door above Mller's
June 3O,6m Hotel, Wilmington, Del.