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YOUNG LADIES'
BON1Oglasg and Day School.

TFlHE summer term Of this Institution will
Il commence Wednesday. May llth.-
One or two more boarding scholars can be
accommodated on application 10 Miss Jones,
the Principal. An accomplished teacher in
French and Music will reside in the family.
TERMS.
For board and instruction in the English
branches, $l75 per annum.
Tuition in the English Branches, SO per or.
Music. $40 per quarter
French, 81 do.
Latin, 81 do.
Greek, So do.
Drawing, 30 DO.
Lessons in Embroidery, $3 do.
Do. Wax Fruit & Flowers, s. do.
No scholar received for less than term
No additional contingencies and no deduc-
tons made for absence.
Litchfeld, Apri! 81, 1912. 3w47
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
At the Annual Meeting Of the Lich6eld County
Medical Society, held at Ltch6eld, on the 18th day
of April, 1912:
DR.. GamaIiel H. St. John, Chairman,
Dr.. J. G. Beckwith, Clerk,
Drs. R. M. Fowler, B. Welch, jr Samuel BueI, j.
s. Wolcot and Charles Vail were elected Fellows.
Robert Crane, to attend lectures at Yale College
Ihe ensuing term.
Drs. L. No:th Huxley and ST. John. to read disser-
tations before the next Convention.
Voted, To request the Fellows to their influence
At the State Convention to procure the punishment
Of the Medical police, with the proceedings Of the
next annual meeting.
The following gentlemen were then elected officers
for the ensuing year:
MANLY PETERS, President.
CHARLES VAIL, Vice President.
J. G. BEcKwIrH, Clerk.
Voted, That the clerk prepare an abstract Of pro.
eeedngs, and publish in the County papers.
A true abstract Of proceedings
J. c. BEcKwIrH, Clerk,
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THE Contamination all we can learn, saws
will retain his office the coming year, no other person
having been elected, and no provision having been
made by law for the election Of controller case nf
the failure Of choice by the people. This is CAPT.
tai Joke The Hartford Times affects To believe tina,
inasmuch as there is no law the contrary plural
ily of votes will elect the Controller That twisr
won't do. Mr.. Tunes. Gideon must repose in retire
for this year unless better for installing
him in the office aforesaid can be found than you
have vet gwen.
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WIGS VICTORIOUS!
A WING COMMON COUNCIL IN NEW

A WING COMMON COUNCIL IN NEW
YORK CITY,!
AT the Charter Election which took place in New
York city on tho llth inst, the Wings achieved
mos, signal and unexpected victory. In spite of all
the power and patronage Of the City Government
in spite of the ar,ul maneuvers Of the State Legsla
ture in passing the Catholic School Bill just previous
TO the city election, for the sole purpose of securing
the aid and cooperation of the Irish vo,ers-and in
spite Of the attempted frauds at the balotbox by To-
cofoco inspectors and "box-holders," the Wings
succeeded in electing majority Of both branches Of
the Common Council
The New York Express Of Wednesday says:
The Legislature at Albany in spite of the remon-
strances OF ali our Senators from this District, and un-
der the threat Of Catholic Ticket approved by the
Roman Catholic Bishop Hughes, passed at midnight
under party drill. an act yielding the Public Schools
Of the city to Catholic clamor and dictalion. The
party that passed the act knew it to be wrong, and
that it shocked Professionals Of every religious donOm
inatiOn but it passed, nevertheless to save the
City Office Holders their salaries for another year.
The act, however, SO shocked the Protestant COM
sense 0t the city, that party lines have been pref
~ wei! broken down to give the Wings the Common
Cunci uhieh body alone has all the patronage Of The
city, the Mayors power being but barren seeptre.-.
Now, while the Ianrnany Mayor has majority Of
about 1900, the Wings have Is Of the "a Common
Council men,
Tammany men, themselves have done this, and
they have Indignantly hurled from power the very
Office Holders whom this Catholic School Bill was
passed especially to save. s.-
To possess the Common Council Of the great city,
readers at home we'll know is a great victory, but
may he necessary to TO our readers abroad that
States OF the Union. The loss of this body lie terrible
blow TO the Loco Focosm of the city. 1t pains them
more than would the loss Of the State and when the
result was known, there was weeping and wailing in
Tho Wings have 9 of the l7 ward. and thus they
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10 tons OF HAY FOR Sale.
Inquire at this Office. April l2. AZ
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II. Ii. MONhlS
Wards. Aldermen.
l. CALVIN Balls,
ii. c. S. Woodruff.
Ill. ]. A. UNDERWOOD,
w. Robert Martin,
V. ROBERT JoNEs,
VI. c. CRoLIUs. jr.
VII. Chas. w. Saith,
VIII. SYLv'S GEDNEY,
TX. M. q. Leonard,
X. Elijah F. Purdy,
XI. Adm. Hatfield,
XII. X. F. CARMAN,
XIII. Fl. w. Bonnet,
XIV. JOHN STEWART,
XIV. Henry +. DAVIES,
XVI. Onward ID. WEST.
XVII. Fred. X. Lee.
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THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, APRIL 81, 1912.
FOR SHERIFF OF LITCHELELD COUNTY
ALBERT SEDGWICK.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

ELECTION ON THE % MONDAY IN MAY.
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liOCSg' MoyO".
Assistants.
H. G. WEsTERvELr.
GEORGE F. n EsBITr.
WIN. DODGE.
DGuid r. Williams.
WIN. ADAMS.
RICHARD II. ArwELL.
james Nash.
WILLIAM II. SWEET.
lVm. d. Waterman.
Daniel Ward.
Charles J. DODGE.
GEORGE F. ALLERToN.
Peter Esquirol.
JOHN B. ScoLEs.
WIN. v. BRADY.
WALTER MEAD.
JOHN Pettigrew."
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~ Adam Waldo, wslI known publisher Of Phil.
adelphia. died in that city on Friday.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21

arrived in New York on Saturday shout nOOn--hsv-
ing left Liverpool on the ID inst.
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ALsANr-Dr Barent p. Stats, The Opposition cen.
didate for Mayor 10 elected. and there will proba b.
be u tie in the Common Council. There was eyeal
Eioting in Albany at the close Of the election.
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Cost.

FETEIE subscriber DESTROYS to reduce his
N stock of Goods for the present, offers
to the public well selected assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARD
WARE, QUEENS WARE, HOLLOW
WAR;, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, Sc
III Cost for Cash.
In addition to full Stock of SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS, he has justrc-
ccivcd general assortment Of GA0C2-
E5es. &c.
ALL persons DESTROYS of purchasing
will t!rd it greatly to their advantage 10
CALL and cXamiUc for themselves.
b. +. MAY.
P. S.-All persons indebted by Book
accounts. OF otherwise, will please call
and discharge the same. 3. I. NJ.
Ekton. April Odd, 1912.
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&3saeA REWARD.

" way from the subscriber
on Sunday night, the Goth inst. three Ne
grocs, to wit: LEWIS, supposed to be IA
bout twenty-five years old, five feet ten
inches high, of a black complexion, has
a very bad countenance, face rather sharp
with thick lips. He was purchased Il few
years since of Maj. Richard Jones of the
city of Annapolis.
JOHN DRAkE-ls about twenty-one
or two years old-say five feet nine in
ches high, is likely looking, stout made
fellow, OF u bright complexion, talks with
his mouth partly shut, and has pleasant
countenance.
EMORY DRAKE-IIc is a brother to
John, very much of his complexion and
features, talks like him with his mouth
also partly SHUTS, say i've feet high,
and about sixteen years Of age. 1t is not
known that said negroes took any 'ioth-
ing with them. except what ,'ty iiad on;
which was u shirt, drab cloth Jacket aI.d
linen trousers.
John and Emory's mother is free
mulat,o woman by the name OF Hannah,
and resides in Baltimore where it is sup
posed thcy may have gone. Having la
ken sail boat of Mr.. Thomas }. SIer-
woods Of the adjoining farm. She is 20
feet long, painted black with yellow
stripe three CT four inches wide, dividing
the black. The above reward will be
given if taken out of the State, but ono
hundred and fifty dollars if taken in the
State, and lodged in Jail il the city fBal-
timole or Eaalcn, Md. SO thai get him
again.
EDWARD P. GOUORTHON.
Talbot County, near st. Michaels.
July g. HGH .lmrricnp.
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b lack, ElLc, Brown, Olive, and Cadet
Cloths.
Plain, Ribb'd and Fancy Cassimcrcs.
Merino and Roucn Cassimcrcs.
Summer Cloths.
Sallnetts. all colors.
Plain and Hibb'd Gambroons.
Do DO Linen Drillinss.
Brown Irish Linens.
Giraffe Nelvellnes.
American Nankins
Buffalo Cloths and cords.
Buff and Blue Stripe.
Strip'd and Plain Pantaloon Stufls.
SILK, Marseiles and Valencia Vesling.
Superior Cashmaret Nesting.
Paris Lawns, and Cambrlcks.
British, French and American Prints.
Mouslaines, Plain and Figured.
Plaid and striped MusIins.
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams.
:jaXony Cloths.
CamhricI, ,.Jackonctt, Null, SSwiss Muslins
Figured do do do do
Irish Linens and Lawns.
Linen Cambricks.
Do do IIdkrs.
Black and Fancy Gros-dc-nap.
Blue Black Ponct-do-soic.
Black l.u,cstring and Mauluas.
Double width do.
pongcc and India Silk IIdkCs.
Fancy Shawls, and fldkis.
Black and Blue Black Grape.
Green Berage.
BOmbazincs.
Brown and BlcachcG Muslins.
Osnaburg Checks and Tichings.
Prison Plaid, and Stripes
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Ribbons
Susprnders, Pins, Buttons, Books, &c.
Fur, Lcghorn, Palm Leaf and Tarpaulin
Hats.
An extensive assortment Of Shoes, Boots,
Sc. Of all descriptions aud qualities.
IIaid, Hollow, Cedar, Earlhcn, China,
Glass and Queens WARE.
Received also, Lot of new crop Sugars
and Molusses, of u prime quality; with a
general assortment Of CT. ocerics, 70
sale at RrdHccd prices.
On hand, a lot Of superior Tow Lin
ems and Bagging.
A further descriptions useless, but the
Public will rccollect that their STOCK is
LARGE and GEN ERAL, and they are de-
lcrmlncd that no person shall complain
| Of prices.
Elkton, April 16, 1912.
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AGENTS for the Cecil Wing.

Subscribers Names, Subscription Money, Adj
vcrtis,nrlts, Odcis for Printing. sc Sc, left
~hh the following gentleman, VIII be promptly
attended 20, viz =
JONI Il. YAENlLL, Port Deposit.
j. w. ABRuiAms, 7. NJ. DO.
ELLIS hEyNoLps, Rising Sun.
loS,s PREsroN, .Ir. ?. NJ Conowingo
JOHN s. fNEgEsr, RowIandSvllc.
Cor. II. S. Sites, 7. NJ PHlNclrIo.
JOSEPH HAWEs, Brick Meeting House.
JosEPH McMuILEN Jr. Pcrryyille.
Thomas Burnside s Co., Charlcstown.
JomN McCRAcKEN, P. NJ, North East.
NATHAN WuEIEsoH. Elk Iron Works.
WILLIAM PIERCE, J. NJ. Ccrtun.
joins 3. MoRroH, P. NJ. Warwick.
ions MEARs, p. NJ. ST. Augustine.
JomN l.. CLAYTON; P. NJ. Chesapeake City
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TIN WARE AND SUMMER
SI'aNY Is
fS"TRY 1T, AND PRoYE IT, ST:

u" "TRy IT, AND PRorE IT." ST:
TNNlI Subscriber offers for Sale, the largest,
IL best selected, and Cheapest assortment Of ware
in his line ever before offered to the citizens Of
this and the adjoining Counties, at his
WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE,
and Mandatory, of Tin plate, Copper, s Sheet
Iron. lie would call the attention Of the Public
to his SUMNER STOVES, which he sells 50
CHEAP, that no person can grumblc at the price.
They will boil the kettle, bake bread better than
any ovGn roast beef, broi fish, and do all kinds
of cooking for whole family, and only consume
a ha!f cents ,corh Of Charcoal, and without ex-
posing the cook to the heat of the fire. thus earn
ng for themselves the title of''Wood savers and
Women Savers" Call and see them. Ills work.
men are experienced, and every article made in
his shop will be done faithfully. lie will supply
Country Store Keepers ut as low rates as they
buy in the cities.
GIN HOUSE SCOUTING, made and put
up neatly and substantially, at short notice.
JOHN GRAHAM.
No. 2. Ellton Bazaar, Next door to Dr. Par
kcrs Cheap Oil, Paint, and Medicine Store.
June Ith--tf
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ia YVES
EXDectOrallt

Is decidedly superior to any known combination
of medicine, for coughs colds, consumption, Asth-
ma, splitting of blood, Angina Pcctoris-Palpita-
tons of the heart, BroachtiS---chronic Plurisy,
lIoarscness, Difficulty of Breathing, Hopping
cough, pains and weakness Of the Breast, and all
diseases Of the Pulmonary organs,
For sale at DR.. Parker's Drug, Mede-
cine s. Paint store, sole Agent for the sale
of DR.. Jaync's Medicines IN Cecil county.
Also for sale as above, DR.. Jayne's Tonic
Vermiluge, and DR.. Jayne's Sanative
Pills.
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NOtice.

FHVhc partnership heretofore existing un-
h der the firm OF robert Garter ( Son,
has becn dissolved by mutual consent.
Persons residing i'll Cecil County, having
claims against the late firm, can present
them to The Senior partner, or 10 Jos. c.
Garter ioriiqudaii,n,to whom all persons
indebted will please make payment.
VIM. G. Garter, will continue the bust
ness under the firm Of
Il. CARTER S. SON.
July 0th lSla-lw
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dhPNp Spring
GOODS,

A large and extensive assortment Of
DRY GOODS, just received by the
subscriber, and for sale CHEAP, next door
to the Court House, consisting i'll part Of
Cloths and Cassimercs, Muslin de LANES,
Silks for Dresses, Chintzcs and Lawns,
Irish Linens, Flax and Tow Linens, Table
l.lncus and cheap muslins, Hosiery and
Gloves, large assortment of Summer
Goods for men and boys, together with Il
general assortment Of AMERICAN DRY
GOODS, all of which will be sold at re-
duced prices.
Also general assortment Of good and
cheap Groceries. Respectfully
WILLIAM TOkDERT.
April 9th 1912
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SPRING AND SU MMER
FUsEsSO2eS.

GUST received, the French, English, Ne"
90 York and Philadelphia fashions at
MOORE'S fashionable tailor shop, opposite Nc
CuIlough' hotel, whercaIl orders IN hs limo viii
he thankinllyreceiyed aid fulfilled with the ut
most despatch
N. G.--An apprentice wanted to the above
busness.
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Ordered, 1 TIiAT he ' is! d I"@

Ordered, a d'sA1 The ' ls' d d"S
of August 1912, tax of so Cents on
every Dog, and I Dollar on every Slut,
be collected from the owner or owners,
by the Bailif of the Town of E!klon, and
III case the owner or owners thereof,
shall refuse or neglect 10 pay said tax for
the space Of ten days after Notice shall
have been served on them by the Bailiil,
then the said Bailitl shall, and he is
hereby required to cause the said Dogs
and Shuts 10 be killed aud removed be-
yond the limits Of the town.
ORDERED, That the foregoing Order,
be published in the Cecil Democrat, and
and Cecil Wing, from this date until the
LIST day of August.
JOSEPH MAIIAN, President.
EDWARD b. LEWIS, Sccr'y.
Elliton. july 16-3w
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sATUssDAY,.s JULY s3, 1912.
Published weekly in the LOG CABIN,
BY y. &. RICK EITS.
JOHN rs. EOARD, PRINTER.
I,EIhEi&

Two DOLLARS per annum, payable half year
T. madVancc, or Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS
n not paid ill the end Of the year.
No subscription will be received for less than
s1y months, and no paper discontinued until all
'nrrcarages are paid, unless at the discretion Of
the editor.
Advertisements of one square inserted three
times IUr One DOLLAR, and TWENTY FIVE cents
for each subsequent Insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Advertising customers will please mark
on the manuscript how many Insertions are re-
quircd. Emo such direction is given, the advcr-
tsament will he continued until forbid, and char
Gcd accordingly. All communications TO the
Editor should be post paid.
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FETIIlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
4 scribcrot Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court, of said county, letters of ad-
mnstration the personal estate Of John Pierson,
late of said county, deceased Al persons having
clalms agama, the said deceased, are hereby war
ned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
Of, duly authenticated, on or before the 5th day
Of April, 1913; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit of the said estate
Persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscribor.-
Given under my hand this 18th day of June,
lS43.
JOSEPH HAINEs, Administrator.
June ll-laW6W
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List of Letters,

List OF Letters,
REMAINING in the Post Office, at
h~Port Deposit, Md.
July l, 1912.
AIRY l. ymar Ltckes Captain
Armstrong VIM Is Little Christopher ID
Abrams VIM Montgomery Robert
Allen Robert DocI Montgomery Mr..
Beatty VIM III & Co. Mllli9uu Il
} w T. Patterson Merit A
Butler John ii McNlaster Sarah
Barr John McNiuln James
Burnham II McCrea Jesse
Bush A {. Y Mcintyre Dennis
Bladder Erwin w. Michel Francis
Broome Benjamin F Mansfield G. w
Brnton Ellis Miles jaime II
Clarke Shrcmnn Aielsevau David
Cannon James Ii. Capt Powell Capt
Curtin Constance Powell George
Cook & Preston Patterson Miss Rache.
Cary John II E
Crane Nathaniel Kediield J 4
Clark Ransom Redfield A!yah
Corycll Harvey Roach Thomas
Campbell Minor Reynolds .3aml NJ
Clark Lewis Quinby
Caldwell john Sadlur Thomas
Clap Cirrus Sherwood Albert ,
Dorcy Elizabeth Schuyler II
Deyer William SpCddon John Capt
Dickinson Samuel Shumcvay y II Doct
Ewing james Shaw Richard
Edwards Edward ii Thompson Nathan 2
Evans Henry Wilson Abraham
Flizsimmol!s Samuel Wilkinson Ogden DR.
Grecnton Ezra Wheeler Timothy $
Gunnell VIM II Williams Howard
Graham } Nukcman BIndy
lIaines Eliza Miss Wheeler i,lirhuLct
Hart George Wood Thomas
~
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Fk2A;%zg &E'REs'G
600 EDSo
EE EsEFF'a;NEsB?EsE'EzEs
A II "a 90, NO. 43 Baltimore St,
Arc now opening and will receive daily their
fall and complete assortment Of
FRENCH, INDIA AND ITALIAN SILK
GOODS,
of every description, adapted to the present sea-
son. 1t is their determination to keep constant
" on hand the newest, best and most fashionable
goods To lie found i'll this market, and woul res,
pcctiuIly invite the attention of lhcir customers,
and the public generally, to an early examine
ton Of their choice goods The following good,
are now offered iOr sale at very reasonable
prices:
Mattooni, Vcritas and ParaIcs Italian Lusiring
Black and bluc-black Gro Grain and Gro dc
Rhine
Do. do. best quality, from % 10 Sc inch
Width
Extra rich Cline Drochc, figured and satin
Stripe
Pcllin Silks, very rich figured Facconc Silks
New style Gro de Balm silks
Very superior and rich yard wide Amane
Figured and satin stripe do
Very rich entire new style yd WIDE Gro dc Al
gicrs splendid article
20 inch wide, satin stripe, new style Ilcllcn-
ccnc very rich
Superior quality stripe Chine Polt dc Sore
Extra quality new style bIue-black, figured
and satin stripe SILKS
4-lbluck and blue blk satin Ottoman silk, very
superior and rich
Entire new style Foulard Silks, various style
MouSolme dc LRnc, entire new style, printed
and embrojdcrcd; plain, cold blk. and
bluc-blli do.
SEEAyyE.s.
Very rich new style SILK SlIawls; 0-i superior
embroidered Cashmere do; Embroidered lhlbct,
printed Cashmere, and Grape do.
French work ollars, ofcvery description
Ladies and gcntIcmcn's French Md Gloves
Black embroidered nett Gloves and Mltts
Gcntcmcn's white Silk Gloves and pocket
IIdkis
White Linen Cambria; Calicocs, various quail
French Chntzos, Ilartman's s Gros O'dias man
iac'rc
Satin strspc Mouscline dc Lainc
Black and bluc-back Bombazine, best manulac-
Gurc
Alatconi Italian Cravats, all sizes
super blk watcrcd Scarls; figured s plain Swiss
AIuslcn
Irish Lined an assortment; Irish Sheoing
Book Muslin; Bishop Lawns coIorcd Florcncos
White and colored Gro de Naples
New style Painted Lawn, in great variety
Island Shifting Muslin, SC &c. sc.
The above together with their usual GREAT
VARIETY Of other goods, Will be offered upon
very reasonable terms. Country Merchants,
who buy for cAsn' will find it to their advantage
TO examine our choice stock Of fine Goods.
II. DIFFENDEItFfER, & co.
No. A3 Baltimore st. doors above Gavst
DALE y I l.
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ENOCH CROUCH,

Elktoa, .Moim Street, opposite Mc CoNr
House, sign Of the Big Boot,
Begs leave to return his thanks to his
customers and to the public generally, for
past patronage, and hopes by strict atcE~
ton 10 business, to still retain reasonable
portion of custom. lie has on hand
full supply Of mems and womcn's boots
and shoes, which lie intends to sell low
T., cash
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WOOL

NNILI. be received by the subscribers and
w forwarded TO William CARROTS Factory
without delay.
CHAMBERS s MAFFlT.
Elkton June nth 1912
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Prices Reduced!

Although the subscriber has been insert
ing artificial teeth for at least one half the
usual charges, he has now reduced his
prices down lmns to Zero, and will re-
ceive in payment, Lancaster Bank and
Relief notes; and also the Relief notes Of
all the Soircm Banks in Eastern Penn
sylvania at par, if application is made
soon.
WM. l.. COWAN,
DENTAL SURGEON.
Elkton, June IS
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NI1ssCs aIII CHlIUIUIla WAY, VUTy low
Persons wishing to purchase, will do
well, to call and examine his STO OK,
before purchasing anywhere else, for he
intends to sell as cheap as he can, TO &C
commodate those, who may call on him
Ills work is all made under his own in
spcctcn, and all work that fails, will be
Iepaircd without charge, and a deduction
made, on the next pair He also makes
ladies' and gcntlemcn's slippers, for, from
CD cts, to IS cts, warranted to surpass
any thing Of the kind that has ever bee"
sold in Elkton.
Feb. 18Th 1870
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10
LAWS OF R. ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembly, October Session, A.
ID. 1912.

AN ACT to adjourn the November term OF
the Supreme Judicial Court for the county
OF Washington.
Bel enacted by The General ASSEMBLY as
foiiors:
Section. !. The Supreme Judicial Court
which by law is to be holden at South Kings
town, within and for the County of WASH
lngton, on the first Monday of November
lS42, shall be, aud the same is hereby ad-
journed to the fourth Monday of Janua ry,
lS43; and all business now standing con
tlDued from the last term of said Court, shal
and may be proceeded in and finished by the
Court TO be holden by adjournment as a.ore-
said.
Sec. 2 Al! writs, appeal, returns, recog-
niZances, executions, summonses, md Other
processes and proceedings returnabe to, OF
To be entered at said Court, already issued
taken or commenced, or which shall be is
sued, taken or commenced, prior to tho tim,
to which said Court is by this act adjourned
shall be rc,urnable TO and entered at th,
term Of sand Court, which shall be holden by
virtue of this act.
True copy-winess,
HENRY BOWEN, Seeiy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-10

The WoNDERFUL CAvE.-The Mann
moth Cave OF Kentucky is becoming a
great place Of resort for the curious, and
is in truth one of the marvcls OF the earth
DIR. Crogan, Of Louisville, the present
proprietor of the Cave, has invited two
geologisls, or rather learned men, in each
State, as guests to the Cave Hotel during
the present season. DIR. Locke, of Gin
cinnati, has visited the Cave, and he
states that "the specimens of iibrous gyp-
sum found in the cave lately discovered,
are among the most wonderful mineral
productions in the world, being of snowy
whneness, and initiating with great exact
ness, numerous leaves, plau,s and flow.
crs." DIR. l.. has enriched his cabinet
with specimens from the rare mineral
treasures found IN the Cave, somo ol
which hc declares "have nothing like
them in the whole earth"