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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23

A RrMoR.-A distant connection Of the
Fillmore family states that 1t is rnmorcd am
ong the Illinois and northern Ohio branches
Of the same stock, that exProsident Willard
Fillmore has gone to Europe to look after his
supposed interests in the estate Of n certain
John Fillmore, who recently died in London,
leaving behind him all immense fortune. -
Gin. Columbian.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23

Nor MrcH LIKE FAMlNE.--Thc receipts Of
breadstults at the upper lake ports are tire.
mendous, and in the face Of the immense re-
ccipts of corn, and the export demand but
nominal, with a limited distiling business,
the present price of this description Of grain
cannot be maintained. lO3, 1856 bushels
were received at ports on the upper lakes in
ono day. At Buffalo and Oswego the rccui-
pts reported on Monday reached 1924 bbs.
Of -four, S2,S97 bushels Of wheat, 1904
bushels corn, and 1913 ,21J bushels oats.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23
1flarric0.

In phifxrilpl;ia, 6n the f2h inst, by the
Rev. JOHN W. Mars Mr.. CHAs. CHICHESTER,
Editor Mining Register" Pottsville. to Miss
JENNIE. daughter Of the late Vim. H. Cham
berlin. Of Bethlehem, Pa.
At Liberty Grove, on Thursday the 18th
inst. by Rev. john Sluicr, Mr.. I. +. BAR
RIFT to Miss MAEGAEkp LoGsN, both Of this
county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23
Cure Your Cough,
BY THE Use OF
Ritter's Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cher
nv IND FOOD n 1pJJTU

Rf, IND WUUD n HPHTHF.
A LIGHT COLD accidentally acquired. through
n neglect or improper treatment. may result in
that worst of all Diseases consump ion therefore be
advised in time, and procure at once bottle Of
this valuable preparation. 1t is pleasant to the
taste. and his no marco c in its composition, and
can be taken by all wi perfect safety.
The wide spread reputation which this prepara-
tlon has Obtained cough medicine. is a-sure
gu ,rntec of its usefulness in all diseases of the
throat and lungs, and all who use it. will be certain
to obtain relief. For sale by iii storesecpnrs in
this. and adjoining counties, and wholesale by the
proprietor. l. H. RITTER.
Mar ) 5m No South Front St. Philada
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23
HOUSE PAINTING.

TENHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il public that he has located in Elkton for
the purpose of following his occupation of
House Painting, which he is prepared to do
in the best styles and at short notice. He
paints all kinds Of plain colors, and initiates
all sorts OF wood and stone; puts on thecel-
ebratcd China Gloss, and, in short does all
kinds of work in the House Painting line,
equal to the best city work.
Work is respectfully solicited.
SAMUEL W. DOWNING.
Elkton, apr % If
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Che Hlorkcts.

ELKToS MARKET.-1he following are the
quotations of yesterday Wheat, S2.4O'
Corn, 90 cents Oats. GO cents.
BALTIMORE MARKET, June 2l.-Flour $40
a $40 25: Rye Flour I ga $7.75 Corn Meal
10 IS per bib.
Grain--R,d Wheat 50 % 2 80: White
do. 50 35 a , 10: white Corn 81 05. yell
low do. a 81 02, Oats GO a G6 cts; Glover
seed 81 80.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23
JUST OPENED.

A T WIN. TORBERTiS, very rich worked
IA collars, undersleeves and hdkfs; stamped
work consisting Of collars, founcings, ands,
&c. White Goods of all kinds; cotton firing
es, lacss and edgings; white cords for bonncts
and skirts; fine open-worked and silk en-
brodered hosiery; French working cottons
and foss sewing and embroidering silks; silk
and cotton laces, with full assortment OF
trimmings, nc. IApr Ia
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Pike.
A pISCATORIAJ lyric

A PISCATORIAL LYRIC.
You may boast of your mackerel and herring and
shad
As long and as loud as you like,
But you can't convince MIR by your arguments all
They re half as delicious as-Pikc,
I'm no very ardent admircr of fish
To be candid, rather dislike
The whole fnny tribe-exceptng. Of course,
My darling, my favorits--Pikc!
There are fishes as good as have ever been caught
Still swimming in ocean and dixie
So says tho old saw-but for me they may SWIM
Unless there's among them a-Piko.
For while others angle for haddock and trout,
For grayling and salmon and shrikc,
And pickercl and grunter, ard pollack and perch,
angle for only a-Piko
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LII NJ BER.

'TNIIE undersigned having just received an
l. other lot OF Hemlock and White Pine
Lumber. at very reduced rates, offer tho
same at corresponding low prices. Those
who need, may find it to heir interest to call
AMI examine the stock ON hand at Winners
Point and George Town, by
June l6 WILMER l. FORD
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Strike while the Irons Hot,
FOR THERE IS

SOMETHING NEW IN ELKTON.
II lid 4 co., ~ new firm, with a New
IN Shop, New Tools, and New Materials,
would by This new advertisement make known
to their New Made Friends, the fact that they
Are now prepared t. EXECUTE all ordc's for
scv Wagssss, Carts, Plows,
lIarrows, Culiivators, and to make long
story short, every other Implement no" Inv
Use by tho Farmer
Particular attention paid to Horses Feet in
the wy Of Shoes, which we assure oui friends
will be done in the very best style and Inatcs
rial, hv competent workmcn.
Repairing of all kinds done at the shortest
notice and We would say to all those having,
rhrr sl:;r4*; Machines, Horse Powers. Rcaprrs,
seed Drills. and other labor saving machines,
that we stand ready at any Municm TO pub
them in working order.
Cy-Our Shop is the New Shop on Bridge
street, bttwccm the Bridge anil Main Street,
Elktnn, Cecil county, Md.
Friends jist give lis Il call, AMI you will iin,t
tat We are yours, torwork, most respectfully,
June - kIDD 4 CO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23

RussIA.-Is apparently preparing for q
long war. The government has commenced
the construction of road which is to unite
Finland to Sweden around the northern cx-
tremity of the Gulf of Bothnia, by means of
which Russia may procure from Sweden all
the merchandise which the blockade prevents
getting into Russia direct by sea.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23

MONUMENT TO BARNABAs BArEs.-W Within
few days tasteful monument Of Italian mar
BILE, sixteen feet high, finished in heavy
Egyptian style Of architecture, has been err
ectcd on Chestnut avenue, Mount Auburn,
over the grave of Barnabas Bates, Esq. This
beautiful testimonial has been erected to the
"Father OF Cheap Postage" as the deceased
is appropriately termed on the brief inscript-
ion, by the merchants Of New ork.-Bosion
TaaSoW.
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NOTiCE.

A IL persons are cautioned against purch-
n asing from Davis B.! Casseday, or others,
any property in Cecil county, Md, belonging
to the estate of James Casseday, decd, or
contracting for growing crops of any descrip-
ton. under penalty Of prosecution by the
other heirs. RUTH CASSEDAY,
JOSEPH A. CASSEDAY,
ELISHA CASSEDAY,
SARAH JANE CASSEDAY
RUTH ANN CASSEDAY,'
June I'm JAMES CASSEDAY, JR.
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TO VI hom il NAV Concern.

4 LII persons DESTROYS Of establishing
~ Steam Packet Line, from the SassaCrnS
River to Baltimore, are requested to meet at
tlc Hotel Of Mr.. John Pennington, in George
town Il Reads or TUESDAY, the 26f h inst,
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. June % 1t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23

NKw YoRK, June 20th--Lcttcrs received
here by the steamer st. Louis mention that
Horace Greeley had been arrested and detail
ned in prison two days at Paris on the com
laint of a sculptors who sent worl, Of art
to the New FORK Crystal Palace. The Tri-
bunal dismissed the complaint.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23
I &C T.

'NfiE subscriber is prepared to supply the
Il people OF Elkton with ice every morning.
Those wishing it will please leave their or
dcrs at his shop. The price is half cent
pound.
Ice cream for families made to order and
always on hand at his saloon.
June IL st ENOrr ~''"'-~'r
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23

WHEAT HARVEST A letter from Nashville
(Tenn.) in the Louisville Times says the wheat
from the Kentucky line 30 that place has
been harvested, and the yield is unparalleled;
the same number Of acres feared double that
of any former year. All saved without the
slightest blcmish.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23
SPRING GOODS.

A LDRIDGE x GRANT have just receiv-
IA ed and opened, large and splendid as
sortment Of Spring Goods, to which they
respectfully invite the attention of their
friends and the public. Also, lot Of
New Groceries, sc.
New crop of New Orleans Sugar for 6i cts
prime Rio Coffee from l2i to IA cts; Hams
and Shoulders, Flour, Meal, Fish, &c. -,
Elkton, mar "a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
ONE WEEK LATER.

nc "N'hiei MIA "'''u ~ ii"''"N va
Wednesday, with Liverpool dates up to the
9th inst.
Her war news is quite exciting. Jhc bonn
nardinent OF oehaStopo' was rronimehctd Oh,
the 9TH inst, and the all'cS nave ac''i' ven
important advantages, the French have cap
t'irea the Malielon ana White lowsF bat
terics'
80, ATTITUDE OF TIE FOUR ro"Eh
Inc 'onfcrenccS at Jenna having been
formally closed at sne ihs'iSat'"f OF the
western in"srS, the heso,'a'f'F'S LOT peace
wou u not ltkety he renewed ui''cSs FaSs'a
snail apply to AUSTRIA For her good "fhceS.
Austria 1t Is SAID considers herself released
from all engagements to the cstcrn powers.
the latter having REUSED to conclude a peace
on reasolfable terms Austria. however, still
processes herself To be the ally of France and
England. SUBJECT to article !. OF the treaty
OF december "a.
Inc Jenna papers anv'sS mat although
the conference Is closed the RUSSIAN plcnipo-
u',uer considerations anu say tiHt austria
s'ilt desires |" clNct mtdiatloi. In Inc
meantime inc nliitary commissioners oi
france and Britain have left vienna:
THE WAR SEws.
confirmed I'M detail, Of previously r.mrtcI
doings.
The government telcpra,bs am account Of
the affair before Scbastopol on tho nirht Of
Nav 22d, which shows .rrrat oallantrv on
the part Of the French. l. also shows that
the victory was not in 1cslitv A. sur,hcr sic.
cess but merely successful at,snut tn dies
troy very dangerous works
The Russian plan was to unite all their
aIhbnScattts 10y Inc OF gabiOns connected
y! co"i'nuous covered way south OF til, ~
present ueiehcrS. enclosing IN Tact an entlr-
w" space VI sronf6t Inc fIchch pan
".' 4" az! ',''s ne" a'e'lSc an" tT"'"'orhf
',; n,o .i : poS,''oh' winch was accom-
P''I Th. d =. 'i'" "s 'e loSs n; A.
lin. of the Tchom,; s,,. ,h,, .ll;.s Co.,, c,,,
sisted of &c, 600 men. The condition Of the
ground shows that the Russians never m,cn.
d,tl to maintain their position. New recon.
noissanccs had been made, aud a further and
vance was expected. Telcgss,shic accounts,
| however. indicate that the allies were vet on
their own side of the river
The details of the capture eff Kertsch has
also been received. 1t appears that tho
tempest of last winter ha,l washed away forty
sunken ships placed across the mouth of the
strait Of icnikalc by the R,,Ssians, and thus
the approach of the allies against Mcrtsch.
| Inc aillcS founu lr.UOO tons oil coal ut kcr-
lnoh anu oo u'S VI, guns o"' no pow
.i vi ',oleS. Inc 'o'"' hummer VI vessels
o"'i'." y! wv a'i'cS was nv. Frey prol csc
' TnS,. ~ io'.',y nthiNa'e a,'' GARRISON by
iurhs, n'', .hs! Wi" i't 'ol't Mer'sch' H'ca-
''ers o. ns'ir u'al' are cruising US hear rs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23

GI~When we printed the article relative to
that picture Of the PROSTATE American with
bearded foreigner brandishing his axe over
him. we minated the writer would "stand
to the rack" through any consequence: so,
no doubt, our readers expected to see some
thing from his pen since the reference made
to him last week-and here it is:
.Enr Tho recI HLip
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23

4 POeM.-Parties Of the young folks o.
last week or two, when a pleasant evening
would offer, by walking. driving and riding
on horse back. Among them there has been
a bright little poetess--a child almost in
stature and years-now on visit afhong us.
from whose table we take up the following
little poem, which drive seems to have
inspired:
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Distinguishing parties are quit,

Distinguishing parties are quite
popular along our inland shady streams these
pleasant june evenings and the river too, boats
with freighs ofyoung folks wthall the accoutrcmcnt
needle d to dismay and destroy whole schools" of
perch and minnows. arc not unfrcquent; but so far
MS VIC have observed they return innocent Of any
very remarkable slaughter.
In this connection We print the following little
fishy item from an angler who passes by the trout
and perch for his moro favoritc fish,
For The Cecil Wb,g
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STA('kIyG.

TNlIE Subscriber will attend to the Stack
L ing Of All kinds Of G,ain and Hay. cFlrlh:,
the approaching harvest All orders left
with him at Mill Greek. between Elkton and
North East, will be attended to.
june % ISRAEL CORNEE.[.
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Ibe Ueril ll)bie.
ELKTON, JUNE 23, 1885,,

U-Several Of our corresp ondents this
week have devoted their pens to the Gamer
lean" question. Our cadcrs will give them
any Of our correspondents or subscribers
who may take opposite views are at full
liberty to take the other side OF the question.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23
IhurSday.-Last Thursday was u bca,

tiful day-the first one Of tho season that had n
real genuine sunmeri.h aspect. The half week
Immediately proceeding it, had been so We. chilly
and gree, Be that p.oi,fe began to look blue.
and think seriously Of donning heavier garments
ard rckinding their neglected fires Bu: on tn t7rs
day every thing US tuned a brighter hue. The sun
beamcl forth gloriously-the fields and woods
looked gors"ously grecn-thc flowers gave out their
richest fragrance the birds sang their sweetest
songs and white pants and muslin robes were in
the ascendent. Thursday was indeed one of The
days worth making note on. and We rope spced-
" to be favored with IN few more of the same sort :
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23
TAX COLLECTORS.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.

Is, Dis,rict.--Gcorgc; A. Ford, JcrcnIiah
G. Price, John W. Morgan.
md Dist.-Richard II. Bryan, George L.
Flntham, David NJ. Taylor.
3rd. Dst.-Andrcw Mclntire, William J.
Grant, William p. Strickland.
4th Dist.-Wm. r. Warburton, John Mat
thcws, Alexander Hill.
9Th Washington EIyland, saml Ford,
VIM. w. Black.
9th Dist.-Jamcs 4. Cuulson, Isaac F..
FanarSdalc, Thos j. Gillespie.
9TH Dist.-EbcncZcr ID. McClenahan, Jos.
W. AbFAhan,s, Levi II. Evans.
Sth Dissatisfaction Roman, Oliver p. Nil
lingsw orih, Edwin +. Ewing.
FISHPOT CONSTABLE
William r. Citing.
BY order, p. C. RICKETTS,,
juno % 3w elk Com. Cecil Co.
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Passing Ayyay.-Red Hill is no /,

the famed spot it was n few sho TT years ago. Tho
progressive spirit Of tho age has marrcd its nutu raj
beauties and the romance th At was once attached TO
i. Is rapidly passing away. During the past win.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23

AFFAIRS IN CAROLINE CouNrY.--Wc take
the following items from the Denton Md
Journal:
Camp n'ce'inss--A camp meeting Of the
NJ. +. church, for Grecnsborougl. circuit. will
be held at BoonSboiough. to commence on
the Sd Of August. camp meeting Of til,
NJ. f. Church for Caroline circuit will be
held at Union Corner, in this county, to com.
mence on the 10th of August
Railroad W@eti"g.-The friends Of the
Maryland and Delaware railroad held large
meeting in this town on the 18th inst. All.
dresses were delivered by |. {. W. Powell.
ESP. and Gen. +. Tilgh,nan, Of Talbut
county; Hon. Chas. j. Dupont. If the D,la-
ware Senate; Mr.. FELTON,, President of the
Baltimore and Philadelphia railroad, and the
Hon. A. J. Willis, of Caroline county.-A
committee was appointed to solicit subscrp.
tons to the stock Of the road.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23
APPOINTMENTS

BY TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
4 T 4 meeting held by fhc County Commits
"A >i"ners Of Cecil county on Wednesday,
the - til Il y OF June. inst. the following ~
pointuicuts were made fer 1865.
TAX Gov EETnRc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23
StrbbSe Faces.-Time was when all

StrHAGG FaCeS.-Tiine was when all
the faces in Elkton were familiar-whcn day af err
day and week after week saw no one did mt
We knew like book" But it is 20 no longer.
Sir ngcis now josie us on etery street and in all
our FAMILIES meet persons pc do not neco ,nisc
-pcrsOms who have been drawn to town by
its fonrishins anil improving appearance, and have
detcr.incd TO- srjonrn with us. at least for sea-
son. To all WHO come us pcacuble and we,l-dis-
posed citizens we extend cordial Welcome
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23
The Great Western Fertilizer.

A FERTILIZER OF A SUPERIOR KIND.
TJHIS article which offer for sale con-
l. slider TO be one of the best manures now
in use. 1t is far better than Guano alone.
Knowing that farmers have been much i'm
posed On by worthless articles under the
Fame Of Fertilizers, aud that they look with
suspicion on anything bearing, that name,
think best to iuform them Of the materials OF
which this article is composed, SO that they
may form an opinion Of its merits from their
own judgments. Every ton contains OF the
very best
Peruvian Guano 400 lbs.
Potash and Soda Salts AGO "
Fine bone dust 200 "
Super Phosphate of Lime and ,ooo {.
animal carbon
1t is well known that tho salts Of potash. soda
aud lime enter largely into our farm products
particularly the cereals, such as wheat and
corn. This combination has been made so
as to supply the growing plants with these
elements; it will prevent the attacks Of worms
and insects: is good on late corn. around the
hill, and in potato rows to bring tltem forward
The price is 81 per 100 lbs or S35 per ton
Apply to A. W. KING, Mill Greek, Il miles
below Elkton. r. [June 2tf
Ee,icc to Creditors.
THIS IS 10 GIVE NOTICE. That the subfcri-
L Der of Cecil county, hes obtained. from the Or
ph"ns Court Of said county. letters Of Administra-
ton on the personal estate of .
jane Il. Mitchell,
Lite sud county decd All persons huving claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibt he same with the vouchers thereof duly au-
thentisated, on or before the ~: ,,..,>-t
10Th day Of April, 1885,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
bone6t Of said estate All persons indebted to lid
estate, are requested TO make immediate payment
TO the subscriber. Given under my hand thi. 10Th
day Of May, 1855. Is.
- -: JAMES T. MCCULLOUGH, -,
Administrator Of ane f. Mitchell, deal.
Test--J III LAMAR Reg Imay 26, SIS Gw
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Eolal Small Golk.
"a snappsr-up of unconsidered tribes. !"

This COIumn.-These many bnst
months we have neglected this column Of "trihes
lighs as air." which was once 80 well kept up by
the help of our correspondents and so wei rcai
by THE WINGS frend-or the younger part of
them ut least; and now invoking the help of these
70 impor ant to it before. We commence it again.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-06-23

In the red June, when all the hills were ripe
With the hay harvest, and the garden walls
O'crhlown with ros's hoIey-suckles sweet
And climbing myrtle. mad" n barrier
OF living beauty in the Pleasant land,
i had Il vision full of Happiness
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
A ScOtchman'S Opinion Of
AunPrfcn.
From Chambers Journal for November.

From Chambers Journal for November.
"The persons in America who seem TO
me to merit compassion most, were not
the poor, for of these there are not many,
except in ewlarge ciIics; those who are
to be pilied are the rich. Obtaining
wealth by a course Of successful industry,
it would appear as if there wereeno other
means of spending than in rearing splen-
did mansions and in furnishing them in
Oriental luxury, and thereafter living in
gorgeous magnifcence, ike the prince
merchants of Genoa in the time past of
Italian glory. So far as the actual found
ers of fortunes are concerned there is per-
haps little to discommend in all this, but
it was dsagreeably pressed on my notice
that the sons of these millonaires, born to
do nothing but to live of their fathers
earnings, were to be pitied. In New
York they were seen lounging about idly
| in the parlors and bar rooms of the hotels,
worn out by dissipation and the nightly
victims of the gambling house, Of which
there are a number in Broadway on q
scale of matchless splendor.
In Great Britain, as we all know, con-
siderable portion of the fortunes realized
in trade is expended in the purchase of
land and elfecting rural Improvements of
various kinds, the country by such means,
becomeing useful engine of depletion to
the town; but in America land conveys no
honor, and is not bought except as tenn
porary investment or source OF liyeli-
hood.
b "Wealthy men. therefore, would have
nothing to look for in rural life beyond the
|, pleasureof villa; so faras Icould learn,
thew do not even go that length, but con-
sumo their means, for the most part. in the
more seductive but not very refining en-
ioyments Of the city.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05

!, "A CHIlp's .SYMpATHY.-A,child's eyesl
those clear wells Of indebted thought;
what on earth can, be more beautiful? full
of all hope, love, and curiosity, they meet
yoar OWN In'prayer, how earnest; in Joy
how Sparkling; in sympathy how tender!
"A man who has never tried the companion
ship ota child, has carelessly passed by
one ofs'tbe great pleasures Of life, as one
passes "a rare flower without plucking il
or knowing its value. A. child cannot
sRndefstandf you, you think; speak toit Of
the holy thingsof your religion, of your
grief for the loss of "a friend, or your love
for some one you fear will not love in re-
tuFnTeit will take, it is true, no measure
or soundings Of your thought; it will not
Judge how much you should believe,
whether yoai are worthyor 6t to attract
the love, which you seek; but its whole
soul will incline to yours and engraft It.
self, as ritswere on the feeling which is
your feeling forthe hour. Hon. Mrs. Nor.
ton.5.s ot e.ar:-. a. s,.