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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-23

FOR TnE'cEcrL. wniG.l



Hast Friday an excitement was
raised by the cry OF mad dog" A rabid
canine passed through the town biting all the
dogs that presented themselves to his notice.
Although he was knocked on the head, shot
several times with guns and otherwise injured,
he was not killed in the place; Il large number
of dogs have been killed since, not only Of
those bitten, or supposed 10 be, but others,
thathad unfortunately incurred the dispeasure
of the g kllcrs,'' were slaughtered with malice
prepense.
Sunday night Nesbitt's liquor
store was burglarously entered, by cutting
out a PANEL Of the front door; no known loss
sustained.
it Abrahan's Store" entitled to
the name by perhaps % years occupancy, will
soon be so no lorgcr, as he WILL prior to
January LIST, remove to his own Store house,
and the old stand will receive Mr.. w. A.
realized. Some folks want the pot Of gold III
its old walls, or be certain it is not there.
The fog was so dense this morning
that the steamers had to use their whistles
coming up the river.
FREE MAsoNs.--At a regular commu-
nicaion Of Union Lodge, No. IS. of +. and
A. Masons, held in Elkton, OCTOBER Goth, 1858,
John j. Il. Poole was expelled from all the
rights and benefits OF Masonry.
Mr.. Piper, from Baltimore, visited the
Lodge thus week at the request Of its members
to give instructions in the working Of the
Order
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FAIR AND FEsTIvAL'-A Fair and
Festival for the benefit Of the Eikton Presby-
terrain Church in this town is to be held on the
23rd Of December; and will probably continue
two or three days.
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An UNEXPECTED FOETUHE.-lt IS sta ted
that a SURFING daughter Of Aaron Burr comes
curiously into possession of qEie fortune
in this way: Burr held lease from Trinity
church Of the Richmond Hill property, three
or fnur hundred lots in the centre Of New
York. for &C years. He released the land
for G3 years to Astor and others, and their
lease expires in 1850 The lease for three
years then belongs to Bars daughter, and
the claim is iudi>putable and tie value Of the
lease very great. Already several Of the
lcrSer> have compromised the claim for from
! 500 TO - 600 per lot.
THE ULYNPIAN GAMES REVIVED. IT G
HIYmpian games, af er being discontinued for
fifteen hundred years. are lc.e3'ahish1d at
Athens, in the ancient Stadium, oy decree
of the Queen Regent Of Greece
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To Carriage Manufacturers.

THE subscribers have constantly on hand
L large assortment of superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting Of Felloes, Shafts, Bows,
TongnespSpokes, &c. Also, large guam
tity OF Seasoned Axles, and Plank OF differ
ent thicknesses, all Of which they will dis
pose Of at reasonable prices.
SCOTT Il ADDISON,
Jan 80, l258-tf Scott's Mills.
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West NotiiHeliam Academy,

VE7I%TIR SESSION will commence
w THURSDAY, November Bird. 1853.
No pains VIII lac spared to make this
School what it ought to be by TIE Principal.
REV. a. II. SILL.
West Nottingham, Cccii CO., Oct 23-3r
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DRESS MAKING.

DRESS MAKING.
Mrs. LYDIA NJ. ROSSELL respectfully
I'l informs the ladies' of North East and
vicinity, that she is proposed to make all
kinds OF FANCY and PLAIN DRESSES at
the shortest notice, at the residence of her
father (John Janney,) second house on The
road leading to Elktol1, and respectfully
solicits patronage. MAY %, lS58-tf
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SilEElFF'S SALE.

q virtue OF Il writ of N"nAhinni Exponas,.
q , issued ont of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, to me directed, will sell ut Public
Sale, on
Mo- day, hte 15h cag Of NJcember, 1858.
at the iloicl of Mr. Bdhlr. Chesapeake CITY.
all the right, title, claim. interest aid estate,
al law ana III equity, Of James l.. Shultz. in
and to all that Lot, Piece or Parcel of
Ground, with the improvements thereon,
situated, lying and being in Chesapeake City,
on the corner OF Bohemia Avenue and Second
street. fronting Oh Bohemia Avenue about
- feet, running back leo feet On this lot
there ir good and substantial
FRAME DWELLING 4 KITCHEN,
with o,her onihui,dings, late the property Of
the said James l.. Shultz. and taken in exc
cnlion at the suit of joseph Bryan 4 Richard
H. Bryan, use Of John G.. Adams, and will
be sold for cash to sat iSiy said writs.
u Sale to commence ut = O'Clock r. NJ,
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
Oct. %, LISTS. sheriff.
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Making an aggregate Of

I,ID
In addition to the items enumerated above.
and entirely unusual in an Annual Levy for
this county, there are the amounts levied for
the support Of Public Schools. S9.52i. and
for one-lourth Of years expenses in ad-
vance, SO, $50
In determining the amount of this last
item we exercised some discretionary power.
The recent Act Of Assembly requiring this
levy seemed TO contemplate provision. by
estimate, of one fourth Of the entire current
expenses Of the year, which would be nearly
$4,000; taking the levies of the last three
years as the basis Of calculation. We thought
it unadvisablc, in view Of the other heavy
expenses Of the year, to levy so large an
amount, and assumed the responsibility of
limiting our estimate to the three particular
items of current expenses which we con-
sidercd it of greatest Importance to provide
in advance for, viz: the expenses Of the
Aims House, General Repairs of Roads, and
Pay of Witnesses in State cases ; these
three items alone requiring u levy OF SO 800
The amount levied for the support OF
Public Schools was asccrtancd by estimate
Of the School Commissioners to be necessary,
and was accordingly provided for in ohc-
diencc to the Act Of Assembly creating said
schools, which gives us no diScrc tonary
Iowcr.
There arc some smaller, unusual sums
included in tho Levy, to which we may refer
in this connection, viz : tho allowances for
County Map, 5000; tic salary Of Inspector
OF weights and Measures, $lj0; and the
increase in the account of the Maryland
Hospital for the Insane, of SIS. This last
item was made necessary by an Act of AS
sembly increasing the charge for each i'll
mate from 500 to $50 per annum.
The Inspector of Weights and Measures,
according to the Act of 1926, chap. 2C6
should be appointed annually. No such
appointment has been made, however, within
the last ten years, and il is obvious that in
that length Of time, and without proper sur
velllance much irreguarity and arrangement
in Weights and Measures must occur, which
it is the interest Of the public to have cor
rectcd. The salary levied is less by 500,
than was allowed the last person appointed
to that office.
On the strength of applications made by
the petition of various citizens OF the county,
and knowing the usefulness of such work
as guide to Commissioners in determining
applications for new roads, as we'll as from Il
desire 20 enable its protector to make as
complete map of the county as possible,
we ordered for levy the sum named above,
for this purpose, after first convincing our
selves, by personal examination. and tn c
reference of the worl. to a committee of three
competent gentlemen, that by its general
correctness, it was deserving of the encour-
agement asked for A number Of copies for
the use OF the different county Offices are to
be supplied free of cost to the county, in con-
slderation OF the amount levied.
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Nss'EsE.Y,.

NEPUTY SUPERVISORS uadcr John
s/WilliS, deed, Ete Road Supervisor of
the lth Dsfrct, ere hereby notified 10 hand
their a' counts showing balances due them,
property proven before Il Justice of the Peace,
to b. G. Cowan, Administrator "f John
" illi.. deed. oct IS, ISIS.
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Phlia., Wilmington ana
& - So Ct
BA l. Z MORE RAILROAD.

VaNO LEIi u ELhIUN,
for Baltimore For Philadelphia
End =" $50 ?. M End Z" 1901 Nj
Bird g (nighp 3rd {. sOOP. NJ
sS~ Besides which regua trains there will b, n
passenger car attached to the Through reighttrai
which will pass southwark at 9 o'clock p. NJ,
taking passengers Batin ore and all tho in.
termediatc stations.
BENZ. WELLS,
poo' 10 1000. Agent.
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NOTICE TO GgrEXEUsS.

x LII. persons are hereby notified not to
"A t'cSpd>S it'll or gun on the premises of
the Subscribers as the stw will be enforced
against any 50 offending.
SOPHIA FORD.
JOSEPH GLADDING.
CHARLES GLADDiNG.
Oct ~ lNIS-nms
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ONGWORTHS CATAWBA BRANDY
Iii the purest and most reliable article OF the
Kind IN the market. Physicians and others do
sIr'ns pure article for medicinal purposes should
T. BRINGIIURST & CO..
June %. Ger 9th l. Market SITS, Wilmington.
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ted above as unusual, or be- $9,iO7 90
You'd our control.
The levy for support Of Pubic q 20, m
Schools, '''-i w
The levy for ore fourth of oooo
years expenses, in advance, { "''o' w
The allowance for county map, ! 300 90
The salary of Inspector Of ,-ooo
Weights and Measures. loo w
The increase in account Of Md. / -,o
Hospital, - w
The unusual amount of levy for o,o 90
balance 10 meet iusolyencies. { ~" w
Making a total of S23 Sc 90
To which should properly bel
added the expense of collect. ,,- no
ing this unusual SUN, which. Lib w
at per cent. is
Making the large aggregate Of So ISL GO
which Of itself would require rate of 80
cents, nearly, in the 500, ON the amount Of
property liable to county taxation; thus re-
ducluS the levy for the ordinary expenses Of
the year (Which includes all the Special An
preparations for Roads and Bridses). to 80
cents in the 500.
Such rate Of tax for ordinary charges, we
think, must be acknowledged as very Iirht
when it is considered that, while the nyrrnpc
appropriations for repairs of roads for tIc
SIX years ending with 1853. (when the old
:, .,un a. i '''"" Nl'''c":) was o'it
j., 49, c1mS i''o VI ''A was AZ cents
,,,,,', wv NV" wien INC appFoPTla'
~" ava a''I same Pn'P"Se' "'l"uht, as per
h s."' ~, |" 7i''%'3 or @o'o4o more,
the rate OF tax for usual charges is but 81
cents in the 500
nv VI 'l'ec VIII permit us 10
49, a',i' Pn'', " an! o' tlc SPECIAL
n,,t ,l ,o,, io' "'"l' "h" bridges, en-
,it ~ 'It6.'' az" must important OF them,
Dr., W. "l'o"""IC 'ot requiring road from
VI, DIi'S.t 10 h""IahdSNllIe, VIA Griiicc S
iso,"S' ,"I "'io"anccS Tor bridge and
m"2 "l Elk Landing, and for Bridge
w. "oN"'s num- IN inc list District
"S" " u say III f'Gat'i To the last named
'''""""'e, ''at INC hIi'ge mus provided for,
"'" "no'HeE punt III 'nc Isl District, last
va, at an tNPt"Se u 9tf',, are the only
p'iu@cS oUht III tlat District Tor many years,
we 'l'IiiN we "ilcr reasons sufficient Tor our
"h'i.iahce WIN 'h2 request. by petition, Of
.,o ''""t"' VI tha' Hc"Ng taA'PayihS part OF
'"o So"''!'
l"e pr'Jec'cd new road from Elk Landing
~ c"""cct Win the turkey FONT road, i'll
WING inc construction Of u bridge and
c'uSt""! near Elk Landing, has twice been
pt'iiiontd lor ny large number of RESPONSE
nlc ':u TAX p'y'hS cItl%c"S OF the Bird and 9th
i,i>.'lo'S' our predecessors appointed Ex-
"n''"c.H 10 determine II" proprIcty, ON the
s,'c''5,H Vi "PPLlc"tohS mate to them for
a,,'' r"npJSe, VINO "ittr thorough lnvcSti
o", 'i .n" u'nsIue:a'!oh OF ITS claims, re-
III IT'S 'aF"r urging with
,t,,;, ,I,', ;''"s ",Su"''"'S IN support OF
die't hoTnynr ~ ,h, - "'n "ec'he9 incNlc'
nv ~, a. ''' !'''c 10 incur the
o a,,,Ii",ti y, 'mo proposed improvements The
"i'i''N'''''" va, ''"t'"ch " MS, Signed by 29I
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GROVER & HsaeAC1s'S
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a New style. Price SOC.
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These Machines sew from two spoos, and form
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y send for Circular.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
Inc best machine for { mly use N II Statesman
Not stitch viii rip.--Country Gentleman.
or great practical utiliy.-trOut Royal Gazette.
superior to any ever madc.-Carmel Courier
Admitted 10 he the best Norfolk Argus
The work will hot Zip or wear of W cs.eyan.
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Merits place in every frnily a bingdpm Dem
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The best IN use for milcE.-Bibicgl ECco!,ler
1t makes fine. strong seam -L,pOrtc Union
SeWs liom common spOU!S. --Ijruts lie graph
10 ladies it is most valuahlc.-Mcridcfh Gazette
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superior to amy we ever saw cortland Gazette
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The work Is neat and substantial -Cadiz Rep.
1t finishes its work where it stops -Aurora Bea.
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The Hrovrr Baker is the cst-Con Gazette
This invention is blessing to all-Vmevarl Guz
Scws strong and beautiful! senm.--Adams Sent.
Its managed with perfect epsc.--Lagrange Herald
Rapidly growing in public savor.-Cin. III gurcr
he inventor deserves we'll Of his country luun.
ton Gazette
This machine is the fines: Of its kind-St. Johns.
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Will do all the stitching of the family -North-
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Every father ought to purchase one -Winnipi,
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The average excess ofrXpcr Scs
OF Circuit Court, expenses in
cidcnt to courts and criminal
prosecutions, and expenses of
elections over the years 1856
and 1851,
The valuation of slave sent to
the Penitentiary,
The amounts provided for this
year to pay for work on roads,
nc, priorto 1883, for balances
due road supervisors OF 1857,
and for balances due on
bridge contracts,
The amount levied as " Expcn-
SEES for New Roads, ;" for which
We are not responsible,
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The aggregate amount first Sia-
ted above as unusual, or be-
You'd our control.
The levy for support Of Pubic
Schools,
The levy for ore fourth of a
yetr'S expenses, in advance,
The allowance for county map,
The salary of Inspector IF
Weights and Measures.
The increase in account Of Md.
Hospital,
The unusual amount Of levy for
balance to meet iuSolyeuCieS.
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Tile fog was so dense this morning
that the steamers had to use their whistles
coming up the river.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-29
MASONIC DIREC rORY.

OhIo Lodge Ne. I0I.-Meess Masonic Hall,
eornerMarket and the hrA and third
day evenings each month. G.. ". ssEFs W. Nj Akea-
da@er Eaughtfn, Secretary.
WheeIinx Lodge Ne. las Meets above on
the Erst and tht Thursday evening of each MONTH n a.
BaESrLIxeER, w. 81; s. ~ Pearson, Secretary.
Above onthe secoRd Monday evening each MONTH W.
soo7T. II. p; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling RncnmPment Ne. I.-Meets as
boVe on the orta Monday evening of month. W. j.
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..RE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS=

1subscrberswhe do not give express notice to the con-
rary considered wishing continue their subscrip
tons. ~
2If subscribers discontnuaace of their peri
odtcals publisher until ali ar
aeIraRes are paid.
neglect refuse to take their uerfod
ais from the offices which they directed are held
eIponsibe till the have settled and ordered chem
is;ontinued. ~
4T to other places withoutinform
Ing the publish and the papers sent to the
re1tion they are held responsible.
The CourtshaVe decided that refusing to take period
0AlG from the Office removing leaving them
Ur,s1,EVptst cEes0 evidence of Intentional fraud.
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.


For the information strangers visiting the city, we pub
th the following list Churches and their
me and place of meeting. II there any mistakes
hlmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. 0dtthetos EDiscoDalfdH, Corner and Byron
T. T. PERKms. Rector; morning services 1O5
Clock evening,T.
st. Johs EptscopdIta Main street, between Plrst and
Second, Centre Wheeling, J. II. SAITH n, Rector
servces-MOrning 101{; afternoon 81; night ~.
Bfrst P-HAbsteridR, REv. R. H WRRD, Pastor Fourth
Quincy afternoon
Second Presbyterian Webster street. between Main and
Market, Centre Wheeng services morning and evening.
Iird Prssbyteridn, Fifth street, between Chestnut
lhsrt sta South WheelIng Rev. WooDs, Pastor servi
es morning and evening.
Fourth Presbyteridn, PAUL., Pastor, Mainstree
between Washington and Adams services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street Nstaodist Eptscopal, Rev j. z. WILSON
Pastor between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening. 300
North Street Methodist Episcopal, REoER,
Market and North Sts North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
caapItas&ress Ast1odtst Eptscopa1, Rev. T. H. Mou-
PASTOR Chapine street, between First and Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South RhesEia0 A 3. Church, Rev. J. g. Hall,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
Hheelin0 Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev.
WILSON, Pastor.
G4rndn MathOdiet EDiscopGl Rev @. HzLwIo, Pastor,
ohHpne between Webster and Third Wheel
ST. James Cathedral, Roman Catholic, RI. Rev BISHOP
Rv WHRkE Fifth street, of Hampden; services
morning and afternoon.
FirSt Baptist Church, Clay Wheeling, VIM.
B. MAYB RAY, Pastor; services morning and evening.
associate Reformed Rev. J. T. MCCLURE Pastor, corne
sts; serVieesnornng andafternoon
Dfsctpte's Market street, between Webster Third
Centre Whecng services 1O56 in the morning, and 76
evening
saFolAoal ProtAEtGat, Rev. WV. HRIyER Pastor, Clay
et,ASoye Sixth, stwheelng.
Zion EpdnUeLicdE Lttfherfun. p.
Pastor Market street, between Webster Thrd Centre
Wheeliug;s services morning ana evening.
Js0tsh Synagogue Quincy street, between Market aud
Main. aazoE H5 .es
Gsrman Protestant, Union Hall, Main street, between
N'nrosAnd Quincy; services 1oK mo ming.
ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY
yIrgInIus Lodge No. 3.-Meets everyrhursday ay
evening stthe Hail. corner Market and ouincystreets
NAr EtcHIRUsOx, N. e.; Taos. B. M'Kean Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. 13.-Meet asaboveevery
Monday evening. wN. TAYLOR, N. g.; RIlltam p
No Est0sy, Secretary.
Wm. Tell Lodge No. ,S3.-Mests a.above eve.
Wednesday, evening. PREpERrcE Miller N. g.; Joh.,
SEIade, Secretary.
Wheeilng Lodge Ne. 59.-Meets above every
qao RIrOHra, N.G; W II. Bsrrystn, Secretary.
PauOlR lodge No. S9.-Meets above every
Peday evening j. JWooOsuRS, N. 6.i ". ". Blanchard
Jr., Secretary.
Wm. Tell EueHmPmeut no. 3A.-Meets IS
above the ssaond fourth Tuesday evenings ofeach
month. F. BRUsEs, O. p; 0Ras. Linek, Scribe.
AbraUA'S EucamPmeut No. 1.-Meets ai
Ebovethe Arss.ndshtrd ayevenings each
L. NJ ctlSs, p; Geo BAIRD, ,, Scribe. March is.
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tPasnIoned 50 senderly
sHounZ and fair"
Let us try the sympathy of the 'tson of Mary"
on erring frailty-let us feel for those who have
past that minute when all the worst of sorrows
elements burst and broke over their soul, and
with one crash of Fate laid the whole hope of
their life desoIate!
sob! grief beyond all other grief, when fate
Frs leaves tue Young bearS, lone and desolate,
the Gide world, without .has only sie
For which is loved to live aud feared to die;
Lorn as the hung up lutte, chat ne'er has spoken
Since the sad dav its chord was broke.l"
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

LETT 1ERSconcernng subscription advertising or other f.
the Proprletors.
Letters concerning the editorial department of the paper
ouid he addressed t" the Editors jointly either
only on one side 81 the paper.
An Observance of the above greatly oblIge MS
nd secure more prompt attention to correspondents
beymisht otherwise receive. -
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NUMBER 50
Coal oil and Coal on I,amns-

WE have Just received beautiful article Of Coal OH
w better than any before sold in this city,
Lne odor which is connected With the
poe and Goal Gus offered by Others has in great degree
oeen removed from this on, making peaaanter 70 handle
end giving brilliant light without the smoke which
attends the Coal Oils In use.
We have hand, Of our own the lSroe,t
and best Lamps of every deserInon Tor
turning the different kinds of oils. ri 7. -
Our Coal OIL Lamp Cap Is constructed that by the e.
pansion OF the chimney nom heat will break by be-
tng cramped In the cap which case with
Goa on Is the oest on ever used giving far light
AZ less cost and being nOn-e1plosVe All In Eanf of
Light. call at the QueensWare Store OF = " -
p ~ 4rt HOBBS BARNES, llS Main St.
next door to Heiskeu SWeaTinRen,
oSS Wheeling,Va.
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WHEEI
THE INTELLIGENCRR.

EFrOm the Philadelphia Journalpubli.hed Bv
The HiStory of Prostitution.
ITs EXTENT, CAUSES, AND ErrEcrs TnRoUaHour
THE WORLD. By WILLIAM w. SAWYER, NJ.
D., Resident Physician Blackwelps Island.
DC. Nea0 York; Harper Dc Brothers, 1855
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oFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st. =
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-04-29

WOMAN AND PRovERBs.--There is one
thing that the student will be struck
with the universal want of gallantry
manifested in the proverbs of all Ian
guagcs towards the female sex "Wo-
mans beauty, the forest echo and the
rainbow soon pass away" say the un-
gallant Germans who further unciv-
lily attest that, Women and maidens
must be praised whether truly or
falsely I" Women ere watched that
keep bad tine" and that :" \ woman's
vengeance knows no bounds" The
Italians are not so downright damna-
tory as this; but their hints are al
most as strong as the Tcutonc asser-
tions. "WOmen's tears are fountain
of craft" and Women always speak
the truth-but not the whole truth"
say the Southern moralists, adding
that Women know a point more than
the devil" and that Women rouge
that they may not blush" Then come
the slanderous Portuguese grinders OF
maxims, which they deliver according
to this bad measure =" Your wife
and sheep early at home," and "Wo-
men and glass are always in danger"
The naughty Spaniards state that
"Women, wind and fortune soon
change" Jerrold, on the other hand,
rather compliments the sex when lie
lays down his maxim, in "St. Cupid,
that ITO fan treason into full blaze
always fan with a petticoat."