PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE WHIG ALMANAC, BY DAVID YOUNG, PHILOM., OF HANOVERNECK, MORRIS COUNTY, NEW-JERSEY.

CUSTOMARY NOTES, ETC. FOR THE YEAR 1846.

Venus (?) will be Evening Star until March 2d, then Morning Star until December 15th, then Evening Star until October 3d, 1847.

The Moon will run highest, this year, about the 22d degree of (II) Gemini, and lowest about the 22d degree of (4) Sagittarius.

Dominical Letter.

O Golden Number, or Lunar Cycle.
Epact, or Moon's age January 1st

Easter Sunday

Rogation Sunday..
Ascension Day

Vernal Equinox, March.

Summer Solstice, June..

Latitude of Herschel, (H) about 41' south this year. Longitude of the Moon's Ascending (2) in the middle of this year, 7 signs, and 4 degrees. Mean obliquity of the Ecliptic in the middle of this year, 230 27′ 33.5". True obliquity, same time, 230 27′ 25.3."

CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES.
D. Solar Cycle..

4 Roman Indiction

3 Year of the Julian Period

MOVABLE FEASTS.

..April 12 Whit-Sunday (Pentecost).
.May 17 Trinity Sunday...

May 21 Advent Sunday

EQUINOXES AND SOLSTICES.

D. H. M.

7

4

6559

May 31

..June 7

Nov. 29

Autumnal Equinox, September ..23 5 34 morn.

.20 6 50 even. Winter Solstice, December ......21 11 16 even. .21 3 36 even.

ECLIPSES IN THE YEAR 1846.

There will be two Eclipses only this year, and both of the Sun.

I. On the 25th of April the Sun will be visibly eclipsed on the southern limb. Let M. signify morning, and E. evening:

This Eclipse will be visible throughout the United States, excepting the north-western corner of the Oregon Territory; also throughout Mexico, Texas, West Indies, Great Britain, Ireland and Iceland; together with the southern part of Greenland, the northern part of South America, and the western parts of Europe and Africa. It will be central and annular on the meridian in latitude 250 21' North, and longitude 74° 31' West from Greenwich, or 300 West from the meridian of New-York. Magnitude at London, 3.32 digits.

II. There will be an Eclipse of the Sun on the 20th of October, at the time of New Moon in the morning, invisible in America. This Eclipse will be visible through the greater part of Africa and of Australia. The Central Eclipse (which will be annular) will commence in Africa in latitude 60 44' North, and longitude 0° 32′ West from Greenwich, and terminate in Australia in latitude 230 51 South, and longitude 1260 5′ East. In its progress it will cross the Northern part of Madagascar, and be central and annular on the meridian in latitude 190 22 South, and longitude 58° 41′ East from Greenwich. Magnitude of the Eclipse at the Cape of Good Hope, 1.69 digit on the Sun's southern limb.

Sun's declination S.

Day of Month. I self, will never have any for his wife. Marry not a gambler, a tippler, or a frequenter of taverns, because he who has no regard for himRULES FOR LADIES.-Marry not a profane man, because the depravity of his heart will corrupt>

your children and embitter your existence.

is deplorable, and the less you have to do with him the better. strained, can instigate him. The state of that man who regards not his own ideas of right and wrong Shave dethroned reason, and he is prepared to commit every crime to which an evil nature, unreMarry not a man whose actions do not correspond with his his sentiments, because the passions Marry not a man who makes promises which he never performs, because you can never trust him.S

(tions are continually wavering, and therefore can never be permanent. Marry not a man who is in the habit of running after all the girls in the country, because his affec

Marry not a man who neglects his business; if he does so when single, he will do worse when

married.

2 1

3 2

4

4 53
5 42 10

8 7 26 4 49

7 31 4 46

1 19

2 24

0

3 29

2

4 31

6 7 26 4 50
7 30 7 22 4 54
6 26 10 53 7 26 4 51 6 22 8 17 7 22 4 55
7 31 4 47 rises. 11 34 7 26 4 52 rises.) 8 58 7 22 4 56
13 Tu 21 28 7 30 4 48 6 18 ev. 10 7 254 53 6 21 9 34 7 22 4 57
14 W 21 177 30 4 49 7 15 0 45 7 254 54 7 18 10 97 214 58
15 Th 21 67 30 4 50| 8 14 1 16 7 25 4 55 8 15 10 40 7 21 4 59
16 Fr 20 55 m 7 29 4 52 9 12 1 48 7 24 4 56 9 13 11 12 7 21 5
17 Sa 20 43 m 7 29 4 53 10 11 2 20 7 24 4 57 10 11 11 44 7 20 5
18 D 20 31 7 28 4 54 11 12 2 53 7 23 4 59 11 11 ev. 17 7 20 5
19 M 20 18 7 27 4 55 morn. 3 26 7 23 5 0 morn. 0 50 7 19 5
20 Tu 20 6 m 7 27 4 56 0 14 4 6 7 22 5
21 W 19 52 m 7 264 58
22 Th 19 39 17 25 4 59
23 Fr 19 257 255
24 Sa 19 10 17 245

D. M.

Calendar for

Boston;
New-England,
York State, Mich. Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Wisconsin & Iowa. Indiana & Illinois.
Sun Sun Moon H. w. Sun Sun] Moon H. w.
rises sets. sets. Bostn rises sets. sets. N. Y.

New Connecticut, N. Jersey, Virginia, Ken

Calendar for
Charleston;

North Carolina, Ten-
nessee, Georgia, Ala.
Mississippi & La.

Sun Sun Moon H. w.

rises sets. sets. Ch'n.

H.M. H. M. H. M. H ..- H.M. H. M. H.M. H.M. H. M. H. M.
9 38 7 55

1 24 7 27 4 41 9 37 11 38 7 23 4 45
2 14 7 27 4 42 10 46 morn. 7 23 4 46 10 467
3 2 7 27 4 43 11 52 0 26 7 23 4 47 11 52 7
3 49 7 27 4 44 morn. 1 13 7 23 4 48 morn. 7
4 36 7 27 4 45
5 32 7 27 4 46
6 40 7 27 4 47
07 51 7 27 4 48
9

Th 23 07 324 369 35
Fr 22 557 32 4 37 10 45
Sa 22 497 32 4 38 11 53
D22 437 32 4 39 morn.
M 22 367 32 4 40 0 58
Tu 22 297 32 4 41
W 22 227 32 4 42
Th 22 147 32 4 43
7 32 4 44
7 31 4 45

9 Fr 22 5
Sa 21 57

11 D 21 470 12 M 21 38

1

0 12

1 30 7 19 5

4

0 11 7

45 17 10 10 10 20
45 18 11 610 53
45 19 morn. 11 26
35 20 0 3 ev. 6

4 53 7 21 5

2

1 16

2

17 7 18 5

6

1 137

35 21 1

3 0 53

5 53 7 21 5

3

2 20

3 17 7 17 5

7

2 17 7

35 22

2

4

1 53

1 557 145 15 10 43 morn.7 115 17 10 426 585 30 10 37 10 391

Day of Week. AzÉBE:

12345

6 Fr 15 34
7 Sa 15 15

8 14 57

9 M 14 37 S
10 Tu 14 18 a
11 W 13 58
12 Th 13 38
13 Fr 13 18 m
14 Sa 12 587
15D 12 376

however hard the putty has become. Panes of glass may be easily removed by the application of soft soap for a few hours,

(get every thing she wants. sense, and she will have but few friends. Day of Month. Marry not a woman who thinks herself better than any body else, because it shows a want of Marry not a woman who is a lady and proud, because she will be eternally scolding if she does not RULES FOR GENTLEMEN.-Marry not a woman who cannot make a shirt or cook a man's victuals.

good wife, and will never be contented at home. Marry not a woman who is fond of spinning street-yarn, because such a woman will not make as

gossiping she hears. Such women make the worst wives. Marry not a woman who is in the daily habit of slandering her neighbors, and giving ear to all the

(Such a woman would keep a man poor all the days of his life.

D. M.

17 3

Th 15 53

Moon's Place. xxb

7 13 5 16

1 53

7 12 5 17

2 48

5 48 7

H.M. H.M. H. M. H. M. H.M. H.M. H. M. H. M. H.M. H.M. H. M. H.M. H.M. H. M. H. M.
7 16 5 12 11 51 2 39 7 13 5 16 11 48| 0 3 7 10 5 19 11 46 6 57 5 31 11 38 11 21|
M 16 46 7 155 13 morn.
3 21 7 12 5 17 morn. 0 45 7
Tu 16 29
7 14 5 15 0 53] 4 5 7 11 5 18 0 50 1 29 7
4 W 16 11
4 51 7 10 5 20 1 49
95 21 2 44

95 20 morn. 6 56 5 32 morn. morn.

85 21 0 48 6

56 5 33

0 37

0 5

7 115 19

3 38

7 67

75 22 3 34

4 30 7

55 25

3 31 6

535 36

3 16

3

6

7 9 48 6
5 10 19 6
4 10 48 6
59 5 30 10
511 19 6
16 M 12 17 6 585 32 11 2 27 6 55 5 34 11 6 11 51 6
17 Tu 11 56 6 56 5 33 morn. 3 06 545 35 morn. ev. 24 6 52 5 37 morn. 6 43 5 46 11 54 11 0
18 W 11 35 1 6 555 34 0 12 3 37 6 52 5 37 0 9 1 16 515 39 0
19 Th 11 13 6 535 35 1 15 4 22 6 515 38 1 11 1 46 6 495 40
20 Fr 10 526 52 5 37 2 17 5 18 6 50 5 39
2 42 6 48 5 41
21 Sa 10 30 V3 6 50 5 38 3 14 6 39 6 485 40
22 D 10 8 V6 49 5 39 4 7 8 8 6 47 5 41
23 M 9 466 475 41 4 54 9 30 6 45 5 43
24 Tu 9 24 6 46 5 42 5 36 10 31 6 44 5 44
25 W 9 26 44 5 43 sets. 11 20 6 42 5 45
26 Th 8 406 43 5 44 7 10 morn. 6 41 5 467 10
27 Fr 8 17 Y6 415 46
28 Sa 7 55 P6 4015 471

681

59 5 30
585 32
57 5 33 8
56 5 34 9
54 5 35 10
53 5 36 11

rises. 6 495 40

rises.

7 53

7

8 6 48 5 41

7 11

8 24

5 6 47 5 42
46 46 5 43
3 6 45 5 44
46 44 5 45 10

8 5

8 55

9 0 9 24

9

57 9 55

55 10 27

6 6 42 5 47 morn. 11 37

1

86 41 5 47

0 54 ev. 22

D. M.

1D7 32

H.M. H.M.H. M. H. M. H.M. H.M. H. M. H. M. H.M. H.M. H. M. H.M. H.M. H. M. H. M. 6 38 5 48 10 38 1 336 36 5 50 10 35 11 38 6 35 5 51 10 33 6 30 5 56 10 23 10 14

M 7 9
6 36 5 49 11 41
3 Tu 6 46
6 355 50 morn.
4W6 236 335 52
5 Th 6 0 6 31 5 53
Fr 5 37
Sa 5 13
84 50 6 265 56
9 M 4 276 255 58
10 Tu 4 36 23 5 59
11 W3 40 6 21 6 0
12 Th3 16 m 6 20 6
13 Fr 2 52 1 6 186
14 Sa 2 296 166
15D2 56 146
16 M 1 41 m 6 136
17 Tu1 18 m 6 11 6
18|W|0 54|f 6 96

Moon's Place |

Sun's decl. S.

Day of Week.

Day of Month. | Sexcepting the driver and the ladies, were smoking cigars!" which passed our office for Nahant, a day or two since, with a number of persons in it; and all, not FEMALE ACCOMPLISHMENT.-The Lynn Whig says-"We saw one of the most splendid carriages

though they were cut out of marble. that a bouquet of fresh flowers immersed in the liquid, will, in a few days, be as solid and durable as that in fourteen days will render it solid as marble. The cost is but trifling. The Troy Budget says bodies or almost any other substance. The body, after some preparation, is immersed in a liquid PETRIFYING FOR PRESERVING.-A gentleman in Troy has taken out a patent for petrifying dead

used to find these persons mere six feet thunder-clouds, forked water-spouts, or reposing tornadoes. from a hundred causes-among the rest, that in their experience of sons and husbands they are more) mother some of his benefits, than they do for a daughter anxiously caring for her father; perhaps) Women feel their hearts much more attracted towards a son who tenderly reserves for his)

2 14 6 355 51 11 37 morn. 6 345 52 11 35 6 29 5 57 11 22 10 52 2 52 6 33 5 52 morn.

0 39

3 316 325 53

0 35

1 32

4 16 6 30 5 54

1 28

55

6 30 5 54

2 20

5

76 29 5 55

2 16

0 16 6 325 53 morn. 6 28 5 57
0 556 31 5 54
1 40 6 29 5
2 31 6 28 5 56
26 5
96 255 58

morn. 11 31

0 32 6 26 5 58

0 18 morn.

1 25 6 25 5 59

1 10 0 16

2 12 6 246

0

1 58 1

7

2 56 6 23 6

0

2 42

2 20

3 34 6 21 6

1

3 22

3 45

20 Frs. 76
21 Sa N.176
2 0
22 0 41 V6 26 13 2 47 6 21 6
23 M 1 46 06 14 3 29 7 536
24 Tu 1 28 5 59 6 15 4 8 9 13 5 59 6 15
25 W 1 525 57 6 16 4 44 10 14 5 57 6 16
26 Th 2 155 556 17 5 18 11 25 56 6 17 5 18
27 Fr 2 39 Y5 536 18 sets. 11 455 54 6 18 sets. 9 95 55 6 17
28 Sa 3 25 526 19 8 17 morn. 5 52 6 19 8 14 9 51 5 53 6 18 8 13 5
29 D 3 2585 50 6 21 9 23 0 27 5 51 6 20 9 20 10 32 5 51 6 19 9 17 5 54 6 16
30 M 3 49 5 48 6 22 10 25 1 85 49 6 21 10 21 11 12 5 50 6 20 10 18 5 53 6 17 10
31 Tu 4 12| 5 46 6 23/11 21 485 47 6 22 11 17 11 505 48 6 21 11 145 51 6 18 11

1

16 Th 10 9

15 W 9 4815 216 40 11
5 20 6 41 11 57
17 Fr 10 31 35 186 42 morn.
18 Sa 10 52 V5 176 43 0 45
19 D 11 12 5 15 6 44
20 M 11 335 136 45
21 Tu 11 545 12 6 46
22 W 12 14 5
23 Th 12 345
24 Fr 12 54 Y5
25 Sa 13 13 85
26 D 13 3385
27 M 13 525
28 Tu 14 11 5
29 W 14 30 T5
30 Th 14 480

4

46 52 8

36 53 9
26 54 10

06 55 10 51
59 6 56 11 34

with from four to six times its bulk of water.
Stom; then fill the barrel with hard-wood shavings, laid light.
VINEGAR AT ONCE.-Take a barrel with one head, and put

sticks of wood

crosswise

on

the

bot->

summer complaint, diarrhoea, and dysentery. Three strawberry leaves, eaten green, are said to be an unfailing and immediate cure for the

Sgen of the air is brought in contact with the liquor, and thus changes it to vinegar. be mixed with the liquor. In passing through the great surface which the shavings afford, the oxyall passed through into the tub. On first putting up the concern, a small quantity of molasses should Sover a tub, and cause the mixture of whiskey and water to drip slowly upon the shavings till it has Let the bottom of the barrel be full of holes. Set it? Take rectified whisky, and mix it?

Sdone, and you have all the sweet nutritious qualities without any of its injurious effects. salt-cover it up tight, and let it boil five minutes, or until the cob is heated through; then the corn is The way to boil corn, it is now said, is to boil the water, then put in your corn with a little

Calendar for

New

Boston;
New-England,
Mich.
York State,
Wisconsin & Iowa.
Sun Sun Moon H. w.
rises sets. sets. Bostn

D. M.

1 W

4 35

0 58

5 40 6 27

1 38

4 35 5 41 6 26

1 34

H.M. H.M. H. M. H. M. H.M. H.M. H. M. H. M. H.M. H.M. H. M. H.M. H.M. H. M. H. M.
5 456 24 morn. 2 26 5 46 6 23 morn. morn. 47 6 22 morn. 5 50 6 19 11 50 11
5 43 6 25 0 12 3 3 5 446 24 0 8 0 27 5 45 6 23
5 41 6 26
3 46 5 43 6 25 0 54 1 10 5 43 6 24
1 59 5 42 6 25

5D 6 7
5 38 6 28
6 M 6 305 306 29
7 Tu 6 52 5 356 31
8 W 7 15 15 336 32 3 43 5 34 6 30
9 Th 7 37 m 5 316 33 4 11 10 11 5 336 31
10 Fr 7 595 296 34 4 40 10 46 5 316 32
8 10 5 33 6 31
11 Sa 8 215 286 35 rises. 11 21 5 30 6 33 rises. 8 45 5 31 6 32
12 D 8 43
5 266 36 7 56 11 54 5 28 6 34 7 53 9 18 5 30 6 33
13 M 9 5
5 25 6 37 9 0 ev. 30 5 27 6 35 8 56 9 54 5 28 6 34
14 Tu 9 27 5 23 6 38 10 3 1 4 5 25 6 36 9 59 10 28 5 27 6 35
5 23 6 37 10 58 11

5 35 5 39 6 27

2 10

2 59 5 40 6 26

2

85 456 21

1 57

1 35

2 18 5 22 6 38 11 53 11 42 5 24 6 37 11 49 5 31 6 29 11 35 10 18

3 2 5 20 6 39 morn. ev. 26 5 22 6 38

morn. 5 30 6 30 morn. 11 2