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and at each other moment, and then she mstionsa
aim towards the door -,
"'I have taught him nothing that you heard night
Depart instantly, or will rouse him.
-'You are free TO do so. Shall rouse himr
~'You dare not do that
s'sI dare do anv thing hive told you He knows me
well, il seems. Atleast, will know him.
.'Would you kill him in his sleep cried the widow,
throwing herself between them. Woman he return
ed between his teeth he motioned her aside Il would
him nearer, and will you want one OF us to
kill the other wake him. With that he advanced and
bending down the prestrste FORM softly turned
back tse head and looked in the face"
81. MARCH
% TABLEAU WANT.
Among the brilliant company present, we saw Inc
slowng:-
Mrs. r. II. Norris, Mrs Marcens Monson, Mrs Vaieh
tine Mott Mrs Cheeseman Mrs. e. A. DAVIS, Mr. sna
Mrs. Geo. Schuyler Mr.. and Mrs PhiP sehuy ist, ~.
sndMr ThomasW W. Ludlow Mr. ana ana Si ,s os5en HoG
man, Mr. and Mrs Judge Belts, Mr.. and Mrs Joha W.
Edmunds, Mr.. and Mrs. Comptroller omi,h, NAT ana
James Hsmiton Mrs seisseire Mrs. Babcock, Mr.. and
Mrs Cos,er Miss Mott Miss Mary iamilton MISS Angel
ea H'%on Miss Jones' Mss %iss.s
the Misses Anthon Miss Wordsworth, Miss Boggs, Mrs.
Raw Miss oConnor General Sanford.and Ladies, Gen.
striker and Ladies' Alderman Nessitt and Ladies, Mrs
Geo j. Cornell, Fz Green Hsllock, Alderman Brad,
hurst, Robert H. Morris, Earl of Mulgraye,
Washington Irving, Mr.. Brevoort, MIR. Golden, DR..
Prescott Hall and lady. Poke Wright, Low, Recorder
Talmadgr, Charles 0'Conner d. C. Pe, Gen. Morris.
Mr. esulliven, w q. Marcy, Marcy, U. N, General
Wordsworth, John T. Johnston.
AT twelve o'clock, only eleven Of the tableaux
were got through with. We therefore are obliged
to break off thus abruptly, and reserve about as
much more as we have here given, with several
mere cuts. for our GREAT Boz EXTRA, to be issued
to-day At ten o'clock, on fine paper
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Newport.
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N-..u- E.k 10 a

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Won, ..,,.-a. .p.,,
fe'es mas ciea'e" sone
'n"s ola sensation IN these diegngs among all elias
ses In general, and the aristocratic in particular
DIN I'm, =. =. - sh, e.,,s... -, VI
-. Guy 'eno"' eau 'eh mem frankly
"e" i"qu'stVeness VIII De OF no avail. His object
is to do good by letting the truth have its course and
il matters but iu,s f,o,, ,.h., -. =
lo,o .,;,,.J..:. ""'' 'su'oe oo"es' Gu
""s PRODUCES It's desired results Truth will ac-
comphsh almost any and everything, and there are
but few men SO hardened as to resist its workings.
n,oud 81 anu omen mere 30 purse
p'ouo' Ano ai.s'ocepe 10 tner> notions, that unless
they canlead they treat with contempt every
work of reform. however praiseworthy il NAV be
II ia this elias. az n.r.on. ~. .-.s.r 'y &c
'..S 80 =. ..,ys.., 'aeec sres. nsus men, that
denounce 'ne Herald as vile and immoral" be-
cause it has The independence to pursue Z traiaht-
forward course. regardless alike of ~ f,,,-ns ~
a",.' S..,;s',,sn ",.. nm - ING "o~ns ana
ha''ey any particular cas-, sec' OF denomination
of men. But among the candid and discerning of
all classes the course of the Herald meets with
warm ,,d hearty annrovsl.
"1.m - ~. Isv app.' .s y.
among Ine wonders Oh the day ntns temperance
reform Who would have thought two wears AGO.
tba, in Rs,,;moy. from amono N. lov.s, d.vo,s.s
&c - " .Ae a. 'o"es' .''o'e,s
Oh Daccnus' was 70 arise an lnnuence tnat would
sweep like tornado over the land, scattering "old
alcohol" and his minio.s 10 the Winds of Heaven.
o., -. - 80 49,. 80,
i pa. &c .h.. ne sISe sa rewpo., WIN Pcpu
iaton OF aooai nlse nousand SOUS containeo more
.nan one nun1lea Stog snops, ana rom THESE
soI sou an aal';m ces.ao anon, nisery
, anu ,.n huy Ds' now 'ne aspscI o.
mugs 10 cnangeo AnieS the asnngtoni'
ans csine dnong US, anu oy .nell eloqaence' tne
e,oqaenGe , ina. eApea.enSe mpa1Ss, succeeded 10
awa ; ans s.eep."g eneages Q. .ne people, ana
xs.ns an m.Pu,Je ~ s.e Isuse % temperance 'hal
maS nu. ~ s'Ip s.,o, VI enue IelIr nais nave
9pS d nh;, %o fop ar ' men nave re-
10 ne ou.u.Sa ne leu aIu c1,u, an1 tne neart
81 VIZ DO, WI. msue ~ ,eap to' 10y NEVER wa
81 s,J3.u.a Ill wnesseu Tn nus oeaaiul
sianu anu sun 20 nc ec'uIe OF the
H.. WI. Datcn gGss .niseis.l saiisiacen, ana was
s ~. ,h VI aIs y ,ae s' s r pleose
aoon. ,nieS nunaIeo nanes Inc society a.
presenI numbers aooet tnlee lnous ana suong. more
I'M. y, one .ato 9. Tue whoie popuiaaGn. me cause
=. IRE. inc! WIN some oPPoSi'i91H, Dul nas III.
unPneo, E'oIiocoiy .iiuihpHeu Ine supenntsnoent
OF one q .ne ,ac!oIes lrsi oPPoseo II, and even
m.n. 80 'a al 90 ~ uey sean .ee Pn.nege OF
verts to- the cause. But he has since drawn nm =
pledpe himself in which cider Ia included and he
has succeeded in obtaining all. or nearly ali the
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BALrs.-on Thursday, nth instant, the Highland
Society give their second annual ball, at Tammany
Hall The company will appear In full Highland
costuyne-ph ilibegs and tartan hose.
The Thistle Ball is also TO be given this week.
See advertisement.
The Equitable Fire Engine Co. No. IS, give ball
al Tivoli Saloen on Monday evening next, 2Ist ins
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Common Council.

BOARD OF AssrsrA YRS, Feb. l4-The President
Mr. Lee, in the chair
< A communication from the Mayor, approving o
sundry ordinances, was read and ordered on file. =
Invitations were received and accepted to attend
the Forrest Guards Ball at Gothic Hall ION the 18th
and the ball of the Equitable Fire Co. No. IS, at the
Tivoli Saloon, on the 2lst.
The Superintendent Of the Aims House report
for 1872, was received aud read. 1t states that
during the last year 4, AVG Paupers had been re
eeived, 81 discharged, l06 abs seconded, 922 died
80 had been bound oHt, l24 born in the peOr house
An average of 43l attend school The number Of
paupers relieved and supported during the year
was q, -npmber in the Aims Honse on the Isl
December, 1891, Of which ,243 we're female and
LAS males. The expense Of Importing paupers
ieved 620 were foreigners, sos lunatics, 80 ideots
and mutes. The report was ordered 10 be
printed.
Several petitions were presented and referred,
among them to have the Market Laws repealed
against leasing the rear of the Natonal Hotel for
printing office; to have rock blasted In 40th
street, between 7th and 9Th avenues to change
the name Of apart of Barrow street.
Reports Adopted-In favor Of remembering John
street. In favor Of correcting the taxes Of David
son e. Van Pelt, j. D. P Ogden, Geo ID. Pierce, A.
Hunter, John DeRsyter, d. L. Petty. James L..
King, and Archibald Watt; and adverse to cor.
recting tax Of J. Aiken In favor Of widening pier
No East River, twenty feet. II favor Of build
ing pier at the foot Of 9th street, East River In
favor Of repairing pier at the foot Of Fulton street,
North River In favor OF apprEpriatlng six thou
In favor of selling public property in the market
square at Harlem, with the exception Of the mar
ket, at auction. In favor Of leasing North Battery
TO A. Barmors, for five yeas, at $1,000 In favor
Of paying Francis A. Rseks S25 for injury done to
his house at the last charter election In favor Of
changing the cab stand from vssey street to Park
place. In favor Of applying to the Legislature fer
law aboli:hng the Office Of Water Commission
ers, and for the organization of a new department,
under Commissioner, to take charge Of the Go
ION water works. In favor of repavins Washing
ton street, from Morris to Rector.
The Counsel Of the Board presented q communi-
cation stating that Judge Sanford had obtained
decision in his favor in the Superior Court, the
suit for the recovery Of his salary as Judge Of
the General Sessions.
Asst. Aid. WATERMAN offered a resolution re-
curing the case to be carried up to higher court
Ibis gave rise to considerable dcba'e, in which
As', A.o, MURPHY, SnaleI Lee Deneo ano ota
party vote.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Tuesday, February 10. Is4@.
Extra Boz Herald.

An EX rRA HERALD, printed on superfine
paper, with full description Of the BOZ BALL,
with all the illustrations, will be publ shed to-day,
at 10 o'clock. Price, 81 cents per copy-4 cents to
the newsboys.
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PAcKrr SHIP AuBUKS.--The fast sailer and IA
vorite ship, under the command Of Captain Durfrey,
on her last voyage to New Orleans, was only twenty
four days at sea-thirteen days out and eleven days
home She will sail again in about ten days.
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FARHrs We had warm, cold, and cloudy wea-
aber yesterday, and also snow storm.
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90 No money will from this date, be taken In pay-
ment fer subscription TO this paper except silver
gold the specie pay banks Those are the
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loss falls entirely on the agent while the dsrenss
each 0ubscriber would be very trininE A. the Herald
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A Jan TO LET -Hackensack Jail is now entirely
empty Any loaier who wishes to get lodgings for
the water, can only cross the Hudson opposite,
kick up row, and take the consequences. The
only live stock on the premises, few old rats,
rather hungry.
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SerHe pir.Ss II the following Banks srs Rsdss.ed
BY The ALBANY CHI JbANK- IT ! Of ~ cent Dc
count jan ~, Ie0. -------- -.------
~ Onss1a Bsuk. a -fl N.al u .L
Bssh sf Utica
0star;s bsssss Bank.
Yatss County Dsuk W tif|a
Tonpkins County bank -
Hcrsimsr County Bank
0cnatss Cenpty n.-.'
fof Pbh Bank
Agricultural Bank OF Hersimsr
Bank Of Brsckport, = ....i
Banh Of Silver Creek.
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NAVAL ORpKAs.-,Fsb. Silent J. S. Missfoca.
Inspr. Ord. Mid. X. N. Cuyler, ressivIBs- ship.
Norfolk. P. Mid. w. A. Wayne. rendexvca.r, do.
Asst Sur: l.. J. Williams. sloop Falmouth. Me-.
b Wright, sIoop Ontario. 4-Asst Sur. ]. n.
det'd from frigate Cclnnbia. Mid. p. A. Parksr'
leave one month, having returned from Florida sr,
petition sick ticket. Asst. Sur. y Jsckn,
ed IN account Of i'll health Asst Sur. G. n NJ
well. naval hospital, Norfolk. Mid. n St.art. re-
ceiving ship, New York III
1gpoi"'H's'a- s. Robess Dixon, acting Boat.
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The New York I.onc,t-.ro vrr

The number of this popular Journal issued on satur.
4ay morning, contains q vsyksfim Report Of d,
DR. ALEx'a H. SrEvEHs' First Lecture Diseases Of
the Rectum delivered at the College Of and
surgeons, Crosby street. This 10 Of the most inter
esng valuable and eccentric discourses printed
Dr. R.vIRxs eoneluding Lecture ON Disssses Of the
Reviews OF new Medical Works
Editorial srtieiv On :" The Living and the Dead,
rurgiesl Society," YER, interesting article -
Crosby street ci;r;gss.
City Hospital Reports. a~-
Original Comm nic atoms from several physisans.
Report Of Cases ct the seamsns Resrsal, staten
BLAND" by Dr. BoAapNAx. &c. &c. &c.
Price p per annumsingle copies 81 cents. The back
umoers supplied. Office 81 Ann street, New York.
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Court Calendar-This D.v.

sryr.,oh Covsr-Nos. 1877 Iaa 30 to ia, issts Iss
w "o' NV III ITO, III
20l. - -
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80 Cir' tt45 aru asasfs.o 90 Do nof .fr
r'aaa 20 "a ifsgfw fiipr .saennr7u d.ba
.-Hor f1' riiser- fiiw t,res.s1l slaf0 7fi
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lMroxYArr raox TAMr, p,y-we les-, f,orr
correct source, that Col. Worth. immed;a,s,a ,9.s
the escaps OF Tiger-Tail, despatched a cs,.1,na,d
of dragoons 70 the WIihlacoochee. wss,e I'm r
lahassees. urder Nea-Ttlucko-E Mathla, had been
previously ssnt in pursuit OF some strag xing Crcek
and other TndIsus-for the purpose Of coua,ersetinc
any detection in that band, which the escape az
Tiger Tat might possibly induce, with orders 10
seize, Il necessary, and bring the whole into Tam
pa, which ORDER was promptly and sucorssf,llv
executed; and the twenty seven warriors COMPOSING
the band, arrived AT Tampa on the 9th uli, and
were immediately put on shipboard for heir voy-
age 60 me sr West The Chief, Nea- Th!ucko.E
Mathla, we are informed, has acted .hroupdou, in
perfect good falih-ihough some of hi, subord
mates have manifested disposition to play false
The steamer Cincinnati, had left Fort Lauder.
dale tor Tampa Bay, with Company /, 81 Anil
lev, commanded by Capt. Burke. together with
Hxty-lve IDd ans. These are the Indians captured
some time since by Capt Wade.
Two fndIan warriors came in at For, Mellon. a
lew days snse. They state that there are a mum.
Der OF families at Anapopka, who also desire TO
Q o7rc n.
"a the b. ultmo. near the Haw Creeks, Major
tfym2tc, cane upon party Of Indians. The To-
d..ns had ~ ,s hee and one man was killed and
f~e = oaadsd. Inc hse was returned by the whites
"a ,ley s7cs eeoed IN capturing two Indians one
. wnon oet7g wcaaded has since died. Major
r. sa6 con asnd beng on; of PROVISIONS. as they
na1 oec7 on. some fsdys scoaiag, returned 10 Pa
'sfks, wfes Lieutenant Vessels, in cnrnnsnd os
H. 81 Infantry, Immediately wen, In par.
Of ID fadssas-
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LATEST vHoA JAMAICA Intelligence from Kings.
too, Jan 10 the 2ith ult, has becn received. The
negroes Of ,sai island, since their Christmas froIc
when they attempted to burn Kingston, have be-
come more quiet and orderly. Large numbers Of
Africans have been imported into the island for la
borers-,heY are mostly Kroomen, who speak Esg-
hsh well, are steady and Industrious, and promise
TO answer valuable purpose.
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ARMY fHrRLLIeErcE The dee a of Col Cnr.
mins', Of the 4th infantry, will give promotion 10
the allowing named officers, presuming as a mat
Ter Of course that IL will go by seniority:
Lieut. Col J II vcse, ofthe Sd, 10 be Col. of the
fth. Major E A. Hitchcock, Of the 9Th. IN he
Lieut.. Col. Of the Sd. Capt and BIT. Mai. w. G.
Bclknap. Of the Sd, TO be Maj. Of the eih First
Lieut. n swartwout, OF the Sd, to b Captain
second Lisut- g. d. Dobbins, of the ID, to BE- Let
Lieut. -Army asd Mary CAro~;sb. \, : :, ,s y
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Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Before Judge Kent and Aid. Purdy and L.

OABE JOHN Y. Jolt.
Ma. EMMETT, one Of the counsel, stated that he
was not present when the verdict Of the jury had
been rendered, but he understood that uutil tn is
day had been allowed in which 10 present bull of
exceptions. He had been very unwell for three Or
four days after the trial, and Mr.. Selden, enc OF
his associate COUNSEL has been compelled 10 leave
Tor Charlie ston-added to which tho testimeny was
extremely voluminous, ard required much timslo
and they feared, moreover, tn At it would Be Dcs
sible to be prepared this term. He moved thatfur-
Their proceedings should be postponed to the next
term oil the court But short time would elapse
I'LL then there was NO danger Of the prisoner esca-
ping and il would afJrd necessary facilitv 10 the
counsel In addition to this, they were preparing
afhdavl!s in order to move for new trial, and he
hoped the time required would be allowed.
Judge KExr, after committing with Aid Purdy and
Lee, stated that the counsel would be- Allowed till
Saturday nsxt, and il was se ordered. "a ~,
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Circuit Coart.
Before Iudga Kant


:, The People Of tn State Of Nesc York vs.. Roosss
n Morris. supervisor This was ono of nine &C :;
lions, entered on complaint Of Judge Lynch.
against the Mayor. and Moses G. Leonard, Come
Illus B. Iimpson. Frederick II. Leo, David Vapde-
WORT, Elijah F. Pardy, Samuel Bradhurst, Edward
;. lnnes and Abraham Hatfeld, Aldermen of the
city OF New York, forming portion of the Board
Of Supervisors Of the county, TO recover penalty
Of $3.50 from each, for voting against the payment
Of his salary one Of the Judges of the newly or
ganized Court Of General Sessions said penaltx be-
ing provided by statute against any Supervisor VIE
votes in contravention Of law Of the State MI.
Whiting appeared on the part Of complainant. and
r. A. Cowdrey Esq. ON behalf OF the Mayor. and
excessively, the other defendants He contend1d
that the mojority Of the Board, in voting against
the payment Of The salaries, did so in acsordanes
with their belief that they were acting in pursu-
ance of their oaihs faithfully 60 guard the rights
and interests of their constituents They believed
the law organizing the Court and appointing the
Judges to be Unconstitutional. The question was
pending before the highest tribunals and they felt
bound to await the result before voting to pay the
salaries.
The Jury, under charge Of the Court, returned 4
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for $250 debt, 6
cents damages and cents costs subject TO the OPT
MON OF the Court ON the points Of law.
The trials Of the other defendants we're then
proceeded with. and {. similar result obtained y
respect to each
For Plaintiff, James r. Whiting, ESQ.
For defendants, p. A. Cowdrey, Esq- od
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07- The Great Sale Of Europcsp psl.sln~. 49,.
pnce this morning. the corner Of Chswh-r 49, -.
Brssdv'y Afsn end fashionable conpsny h expecssS
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Bankrupt List.

NORTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Samuel Brooks, to be declared bzukr~ns M.reh n,
Alfred Brooks do Charles Starr Zone Of The LATE Arr. ~
stavr smith, DO Robert p. Csmpbeil A chsrls~
Suagn, 90 Emshs Haley. do Samuel Saith Narei
u James Ward, March 81 Peter Morris. March 10.
Amssa Loomis. March 10 Warren Bsman. Mareh n
horace Hills, do Wait Wells do John II CsLdsnith
90 Leonard Psulson, of the firm Psuson Jennings,
40 Jason NJ Smith, do William Henry Grerorv IL
March 70 Lorenzo Snow, March IA John PhiII3y.,
Seaman, March IL Alexander Cochran March I9
Samuel bownedo James A. Riley, land ss one Of ~.
hrm Of Riley Ackerly) do William Baker pr;i ~
george w. Snow, March IL Phineas Waller a.
Frederick y. Macy, do John Bruce dc John Ix,.i~.
do; Frederick G. Bull, March 10 Abraham LYON 1sr3
a. one Of the late firm Of Lyon 4 Behrnsn and lvoo
TutIer 4 Coy April %.
WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
Mcdonald Crossan, Of Httsburg. March 7; atthevr
Mcdonald of Allegheny Co. March Arthur Toner do:
Whitehead, March 80; Barton Gray Of Alkrehsny
Co Feb9; William While, March 7; WIN Z Smith, Pitt
burg, do do Henry w Csufman, do do; A Richardsou
Feb2s; w A Raymond. March 7.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Charles Grant Co. Feb -; Hopkins & Willeosks
do; Henry w Russell, dol Morreil, do; Alphus Gar.
ney, Feb IS; James Nos, do; James Campbel do; Ma
dame JoDc, do; A Bergarnn Co. do; Joseph Grant
Feb 70; Layet Anelung do; ssmuel Kip, do; I'm
Phaiet Johnson, Feb rs; Henry Psrdee, do, J N IS
Sradwell dol Loyal Case. do; Levi H Gals dol Thos
:. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ALABAMA.
Charles Hoppen, March ~; Rufus Green do: DAM
PaIlsze, do; Martin Robbins. do; Thomas Church,
do; Thos Coates, do; Gains Kibbe Do Julius O Har.
ris, do; WIN Steward, do. -
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Tex DAYS LArER FROM BRAzL BY the Monte
video, Captain Riddell, we have received files Of
Rio papers Of the 18th Of December last We make
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-23
kENNElr SQUARE BOAR
DING SCHO> FOR
GIRLS.

SSSIIIS SEMINARY is located in one o
the most pleasant and healthy silua
lions in Chester Couniy.pennsvlvania. on
the Mail Rnut leading from Phlndrlphia
To Baltimore, with which aud tn City oI
Wilmington, are tri-wcekly crmmunlca-
,ions by Stages.
The Branches taught in this Seminary
are. Reading, Writing, Elocullon, English
Grammar X Composition, Geography oi
the Earth and Heavens. Astronomy. Prob
lens on the GIober, Physiology. Natural
Philosophy, Botany. Arithmetic, Book
Keeping; Algebra, Geometry, Mensura-
tion.
Terms for B ardlng, Tuition, Washing
sc. $50 per term OF "a weeks, p 'ydble
one half in advance.
The Summer term will Commence on
the ID, mo. 1912.
References.
DIR. E. MlCIIENER, New Garden
Chester Co.
THOMAS COWARD. NcN London.
JACOB HEALD, IIockcssin Del.
CALEB BROWN. Lombardvilic, Md
JOB JACKSON. Rising Sun,
SAMUEL MARTIN.
ANN CONARD'
March 19-6w
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X|;;Isll,l!|I|' \ AH 40! |!'|li

MOTHERS, BE ON YOUR Guard
This is the season when this destructive com
plant attacks your interesting little children, Of
ten robs you OF those you foHdly doat on, and
carries hundreds To the grave. L cry mother
should, therefore, knowts symptoms, watch
them closely, and always be prepared with a rem
such neglect. At first the little patient is sarzed
with sliverng, it grows restless, has tIushcs OF
heat, the eyes become red and swollen, it breathes
with difficulty and then comes that fearful
COUGH that will surely terminate in convul-
SONS or death unless something is Immediately
given to check it. In this complaint the "BAL-
SAM OF WILD CHERRY,' is well known to
be the most speedy cure ever discovered. It is
indeed a precious remedy mild, safe and limo
cent, and sure TO give the little sufferer imlnedi
ate relief, and quickly restore it to safety am
health. Every mother who loves her children
should always keep it in the house and give it to
them early; by doing so you may often save the
life of one you iondly love. Remember this is
the famous remedy Of that distinguished physi-
can DIR. Wistar, which has cured thousands
GROUP WiIOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA.
CONSUMPTION, Sc, after every other medi-
cine had failed.
n7-Be particular whom you purchase to nsl
for CDR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY" as there is Il SYRUP of this name
advertised that is entirely different medicine
Prepared only by WILLIAMS s. Co., Chemists
No. SO South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
Price 81 90 bottle.
Sold in Elkton, at DR.. Parkers Medicine an,
Paint Store.-Oct. Is lS4l-6m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-23
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Very rich sew style silk Shawls; 9-4 superior
embroidered Cashmere do; Embroidered lhiDot,
printed Cashmere and Grape do.
French work ollars, OF every descript on
Ladies and gentlemen S + rcnch Md Gloves
blacN embruideed nett Gloves and Aiitts
Gen lemenS white Silk Gloves and pocket
Iidkls
White Linen Cambria; Calicoes, various quail
ties
French Chintzes, Ilartman's s. eros O'dias man
fac're
Satin strspe Nlouselinc de Lane
Black and blue-bllck BomDazlre, best manuac-
1ure
Matconi Italian Cravats, all sizes
Super blk watercd Scaris; figured s. plain Swiss
huslcn
Irish Lined, an assortment; Irish Shecting
Book Muslin; Bishop Lawns colored floIences
White and colored firo de Naples
New style Painted Lawn, in great variety
Sea Island Shirtng Muslin, &c. sc. Sc.
The above, together with their usual GREAT
VARIETY Of other goods, will be offered upon
very reasonable terms. Country Merch mts
who bay for CASH will find it to their advantage
to examine our choice stock of fine Goods
II. DiFFENDERFfEk, " co.
No. 40 Baltimore st. doors above Gay st.
baltimore, Nd. March &c, 1912.