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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
eSOOlt-aSindin-.

EOlIN + CLAGlIORN would inform tho cti-
- Of Cas,e;on and vicinity that he has open.
cd Book Bindcry over VIM. Wards Bookstore in
Casleiun, and sollcits their patronage Old Books,
Pamphlets, Periodicals. and all kinds of Books
bound to match, or in any style desirable. Orders
leit at the Book Store Bndery will be promptly
attended 10.
Casileton, Dec. 10Th, 1912 81 Q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10

r tSr oF LETTERS. rtn,in ~ IN hs Poe
~ OHcs. Rutland ~ siAi Dec 1919
Af.ol5 Polly Hove Ehhg
] sUeri,s Holden Solouoa
4 Aitiusuu Geo II Huuicf MARY
/ Alma Haven solomon
bapnt na,i3 Hai Mm tsq
. Nan,hstc Peer Huthatt / }
. Bstrs Nm "a Jutrsun Lins
Hu,ns Jaha lsham Lucy
Barrett Jssp lsrah Mary
Brown DAVID & John johnson stephen
Br.Nn HrotY : Jones hNhed
Hafoss Jud3 Luther
. blanchard Bcn Johnson Eliza
Brown l. kimtaN William
I Barrett JasyEtlah kiihufn Rufns
( rcu.an May k,mbail Alpheus
/ Coz x sdm. estate Of Kelly Hannah
1 Clah Hsrmsn )r Kim5iy EHyah & Hiram
{ Cafrulh q Nim, LcudWick Fancy
+ CLARK hlarson r. McCs'Ggan Edward
Csrrou HcW Mead Kowly
thsfcc Mead Iohu.on
/ Chase Haunsh Morgan & Hitchcock
tnnsni Ninslow Merrill 4 DO.
CAIruih Daniel Nussey Geo
Caldwell j.. Msnneau Austin
Capton kzor Medley Chs
Gurus Jos w Morse Worcester
Cheney ilner Nichols Iemana
Cncswell Amos Porter Hannibal
Damon Sumner Payette Feteale
Dyaf Edward Peck David
Davis 4 III 4 &C Proctor lIadey
Donnysh Pstrick Pearson Joseph
Duncan John / Pratt Nathan
Dmifk Timothy Pratt ARENAS
Davis tPcd.eD Pnilips Gilbert
Dunklce John Raihbone Henry
Dexter e R0msay II. ID. DR.
Dynr Jonathan Roberts Alkaline
Dwyre mr. Reynolds CO
EcQlesion John Rich Mason
Ellis adm ofesia'c Reynolds Morris
Eastman Samuel Reed Daticl
Foot solomon Rowe Leicester
Foster Noah Reed Herman
Freeman DAM Red6eld c. M-ndon
F'ie & Raymond Ross Reuben
Ford REYNOLDS Jonathan
fonton Seth Richardson Rufus
Francis John Richardson Lucinda
fatoum Rich'd II Q Skeels Saml G.
Fully Albert Smith John & p Proctor
Fisher Amos. Strong Geo
Gurham AonZo Stocker Saml F.
Glynn Mary A StraIton Hiram
Gage Isaac SAWYER Abel
Could M.ldrn Symons Paul
Greene Leonard Sster o Saml
Gardner Joseph Spencer Mary
Glird Pascale Toboso Dtcina II. d.
Gtiswod Nelson Thrall r n
Hooker I adm Of Trinity Church Rector OF
Herald Publishers White & Eversun
Howard Jerome Whne II T2
Hart Hawkins Woodland John II
lIurd Norman Weare Geo
HINES Ezra Wa,erhouse Henry
Hatch - Weston ID
linds"n John Woodward Rufus
Henderson g. Coz Wheeler Jonas
10 Willis Jas
Howard Jesse Wilkins I.everett
IIawley Andrew2 NJ HAWKES.. PM
Horton Deanis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
Music TUITION.
Organ and singing

DROFESSoR Of Mosic, ffom the Citizens OF Ion
j don. New-Nork and Boston, respectfully In
forms the public that he continues to give lns,ruc-
ton on tho Piano-fotie Organ, and Ia singing
Terms. SIS per qua ter Of > lessons hout each
Nj T. would state that having received his Mu-
seal education IN the city OF London, under several
OF the most eminent masters, he hatiers himself he
will give satisfaction to such as may require his in
sttUcions'
Gr1nrlllc and MhiichAM Oct 90. 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10

w f. the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the district of FairIaven
commissioners TO receive. examine and adjust all
claims aud demands of all persons against the es.
tate of
Louine Bromley, late Of Patcles,
in said district deceased, represented insolven and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the I2,h day of Dec.
inst, being allowed by said cour, for that purpose
we do hereby give notice tina, we will attend TO the
business OF our appointment at the house Of Mrs
Nancy Bromley in Pawlei, on the last Tuesday OF
January and the las, Tuesday of May ne.t, from Q
o'clock a m. until O'Clock, p. m. on each Of said
DAYS.
JAMES LE,cH, J. RANDALL, FIrcH CLARK. Com.
Pawiet, December l9tll 1912. 500
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10

AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
(Opposiie he Clinton Houst)
VNILLIAM PEASE would respectfully inform
w the public that he has opened Music Saloon
and Piano Forte Warehouse, and will keep CON
slant supply Of New and Fashionable Musit Tor The
Piano Forte, Flute, Violin, Guitar, &c. &c, also,
Instruction Books for every Instrument.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
q" SchOoi Teachers.

I'nh Teachers m Ibis vicinity, and those slou
-" c'mmen'e schools, and wishing To- lurni,
,',''Hts WIN books, can "biaIn item at q yer
respectable per cent of, at tic Rnlaod Baok .,,ue
'"'-'h JIs r NttTns
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Just Received

4 l The ROLAND Bookstore Uniysrsasm eramin-
- e', renounced and exposed. by NJ Hale Smith,
Seas illustration 81 tie bible. Godsmi. rs view AZ
"" ""iid, k"iu's ancient lisnu = vols. Rohiu,pu's
J and ''"id,Hlih's and PcnDock, 90 hie OF
haniiiun. 9 Ynis 80. Astoria. hy irving. memoirs
ani pssens IF Margaret snd Lucreiia Davidson.
~ living, Stephens travels 90 Central America.
ttapss and hucaiaus Chs. O'Naiicy. Nicholas
Airtel ~; mef hsui,'s own Boob pirates owl took
sHItwrcets ami disasters ~ sea. tums's system ct
Pufeno.ogy, Crimes DO Cons tuition nf man. "
Gc7 tr~lr" pAv~iaiocy applied % health and ell
ucsiinp, ~ ur \ tuulhe, uts Walker on irma'e
hssuW UlIasuAieol, Poster, decision 81 character.
Walker uu ini~f matrssgc, snd q vsueiY Of annual,
ianct sTllrles a., 100 numerous 90 mention. Al
- clpace seierli1u 81 paper 'glnes. sur,ainua.
pet anf htrhostd pfHia, bianf s-huol. law. uscBt-
CA snd Theological books, stationary. &c &c Tor
sac 81 fcduced pflcts by J.N,s T. N,,,x
kuilsnd. Jan ASA
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COMSTOCK & TYLER.
Wholesale druggists and sole agents, NeM Ym.
Take Physc carly--aledicinc comr ,on!.tr
" hen Tie dIsense becomes inyeIcfnfn

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ny long experience these PL,s have been nrovcd h,
thousands T." he the best and safes, Family Mrdicc e
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very valuable toa who IN secure ,g,,n,,
sickness They alike safe Tor children ~ for an, No
cd OF ne and require extra attention Diet To- cloth
ina Bilious and Liver compints dyspepsia Or indigestion
neS"as dlse1ses. sick headache aud all diseases sn,
rom an 'nPur1 state Of lhc h"nd dsnrierci state
the stomach or bowels speedily removed hv taking them
They prevent scurvy, cosiiveness md
'heet"e sea'srng should be without them; tmo
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COMSTOCK g. TYLER
who,cs1 hrn. q SIC nni 90. . lolnl.. No. wv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10

HNfliS ceriiss TIA, have given my son Daniel
d Packard, minor Of Is his time until he be-
comes nj lawful age, and shall be responsible Tor
noae OF his d0l0gs OF claim his wages aztec this
date. OTuNIAL PACKARD
Shrewsbury, Dec. 90, 1919 SEA
W. The subscribers, heing appointed by the Hon
Probate Count for the district 81 Rutland, conf
mssInners Ia receive, eNauln and adjust all claims
aud dem,nds of al persons against the estate Of
Joha r. Hiieheoek, late Of P.HsJord,
In said dsirri, deceasot represented nso vent and
also al claims and demasds exhibited IN offset
thereto, and six months from the 81 day Of Dec
instant being allowed by said Court fur that pur-
pose We do therefore heieby give notice thai we
will attend to The business o oursad appointment al
william Manley's, in Piisorl, on the last Mon
day oi May next iruha one O'Clock, until six o.
clock, p. m, on said day.
PtSFIELb, A. G. KELLOGG, com'r.
Piusiord, Decembef, ~, 1872 rs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10

- uBscRlBERS for the publication 81 small
y Novel Poem called The Orphans" in about
1900 !ines, composed recently by G. Z. Bun, will
ind list Tor s8hscrptios al the Post Office or AT
j. p hil'oa's Book Store -Subse riesioAs % cents
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10

WITHIN and for the District Of Rutland will
hold lis stated sessions ~ the first Monday Of
each month, during the ensuing year, at Henry
Halls office in the Court House.
Wa. HALL, Judge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
DIR J. l.. BANGS
REN0VhTING MIXTURE.

LNOR the cure of Rheumatism, Scrofula, IIiD-dis-
II ease, painful affections OF the bones, Ulcers Of
all kinds, particularly liberated throat, nos'rs, feet
and legs; fever sores internal Assesses scadhead,
rngworms, eryspelis, salt-rheum, swellinqs, and
all diseases Of the skins piles in its most aggravated
iorm, and all diseases arising from impurities OF the
blood, Price one dollar.
ORDERS tor the above may he addressed TO Curtis
q butcher st. Adams, VI, or the proprietor Stan
bridge, p. c.
DR. Bangs-Sr: 1t affords me pleasure to send
you the following -
This may certify thai, my son, years old,
was last spring taken of the Flip Disease" His
Physicians gave no encouragement that he could
again be of his bed for year or more, if ever
Alter some weeks suffering and sleepless nights.
except 10y the aid Of strong optaes, procured for
him a bottle of "Dr. Bangs Renovatng Milture,"
and before the end Of three weeks the bow was per
iectls well. have no doubt he was cured by the
mixture" exclusively Truly yours
Northampton, Jund %, 1912 Lucius CLApr
Signed in presence Of VIM. w. Partridge,
Justice ofthe Peace.
Hundreds of certificates from persons who have
used this Renova'ing Mixture might be procured
bat The proPrerors choose rather to let recommend
fair trial OF ii. 1t only needs to he tested To be ap
preciated. For sale at the Rutland Book Store
JAS, p. MILTON.
Rutland, Aug, 1872 vol. ~ 32-vol. 40 G
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
PUT lFY YOUR LOOD.
GEO. w. Merchants.
Tnprore3 Compound Fluid,
Extract Of SaTSaparil13.
For ReDloring Diseases Of he Blood,

fOr fe"oring diseases ~ he Blood,
Arising from an abuse OF Pains in the bones and
Mercury, JOINTS
Chronic and constitutions Fever Sores obstinate old
al diseases. such as sores of all kinds
ScrOiula, or Kings Evil, Scad Head, Salt Rheum
Secondary Syphilis or Ring Worm, and other
venereai, diseases arising from an
Liberation and corrosons impure state of the blood
81 the Throat, Nose, lIabitual os,iveness piles,
Cheeks, Lips, Ears, & Chronic Affections of the
Other parts OF The body liver, lungs and chest
Plnplrs OF pustues 90 the Pain in the stomach and
face, scaly patches and sides,
other ernpuons on the Night Sweais &c, &c.
Skin 1t is likewise recommend
Bies, Scurvy and o:her ed as cleansing spring
ScorbulC affections. medicine, rad in o ener
Rheumatic Affections. al debility.
While Swellings
This remedy is prepared in rdcuo, from the cho-
csst selected materials, the active Properties Of
which are extracted by an improved process with.
out heat: on account of which it is preferred by
rhysrians MS being more uniform and active than
any other now before the public.
Lockpon, N. Y.
For testimonials and mode Of treatment see
pamphlet which accompanies each bottle.
Sold by JAS. p. Milton, Rutland VI; John IT,
Bowman, Vergeanes, and Doct L. Jameson, Cas-
Teton. 52l2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
New Goods.

DANIELS BELL have just received an ad.
- dItion 10 their former stock Of Fall and Win
Ter Goods, TO which they call the attention Of their
customers 5O52 Dec. ~, 1912
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10

The numerous nervous pns of winch many conipIn,n
and Tor winch y" little Is done, bv Pyfcians
the reach Of these Medicines The cx,crn,l
aud tic internal NJ the VIII reach tie
and ininw us strange aud wandering course part
of the body to another until it's brushed from ia"
aod tho patient reioiccs in perfect cure Try it III We at
hcted and pro,ct'
Al the wartaut.es are u endad 4" apply thc largo
sized bottles of Lin ci'c tho o. chit
one bottle each Of the wall suf effect
cure. CONSrOCk & TYLER
whocsaic druggists and sole agents. New York,
ir. libby btters hphv spoken of in tia yic;,,
bv gentlemen who not IN the habit ht,te
(nny moro than tie good gt "f going To- mes 1.-TWO f
the pleasure oft We have for these thing. ou
selves hcne b'ie' enough already without tho mid rue
wormwo,d qn,ssi, Nevcrhrrs. If af,ir,,l ..i,L ~,
prevalent diseases 81. % ih~ .,,.r 81. ,.i
obliged to become 'pi sWnowo,' Dbhof We should
lie inclined to call for Lii,hv's hiitors
COMSTOCK & TYLER
Wholesale druggists and sole agents New Ym.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10

Rutiand C,uniy
lopkerA Wooster PouItney 7, isend IT, W alinyfprd
Dlnels X Bell. Rutlnrd John C. SAWYER. Sudbury
Henry Snonds Pusfori, X Bike Btandon
Moves n Il,'ts. Poultncy ,o K Dav. do.
hHcn Grover, Wells w fhipnau, Oewcll
+ Jameson, Caslleon p Chi'ds, P,usi~li
Schica j. smith, Dlhby 4 X Vil. Dinhy Borou.h
& a. 4. Suli1ri Clare ndon Ira Bingham Sudbury
HI Lamblri. Pawlet 52Iy
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w + the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district of Rutland,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against tho es-
tate Of
Joseph Irish late If WaHngIord
in said district deceased, represented nsolvent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the third dav of Tenth
honth last, being allowed by said court for that
Purpnse, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business of our said appoint
the house of EHnice Irish in Wallingford on
the last Second Day of Third Month next, fom ten
o'clock a. an until four O'Clock, p. m. said day
Isaac NICHOLS DANIEL LAPHAM ComIs.
Dandy, lith mo- l2ih, 1912. 522
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10

STATE or VERMONT Whereas Lydi, Ken
Rutland County, S. I dali Of Shrewsbuty
IN the County Of Rutland has exhibited her pe,i,inn
60 the Supreme Cunt next TO he holden a, Rn,l,,J
within ard TOR tire County uf Rutland. on tho e.,
Tuesday 'nlla"iug the fourth rue,l,y io I,roa,s
j. iSiJ-shpwin. that she was ioineI in ma,
mage 10 samuel Y. Kendall II Cayrndi.b j., ,la
county u ipdsor, on the ilh day Of Febr,,,,,
\, D. 1850. and that she continued to live .,,l, -
ia me marriage until the 7lh dly Of Sep,erho,
u 1856 when the SAID Samuel Y vilGlIly s,d,i,
''' if''"rsiion drsef'ci her and has go -
Ten Ter e1u'ey without supper, aeon, a. .,a a.
iNe' from her own labor and the eb,n,y NJ t1,
."fa.s' '"d piayins that lll of divorce Gor, ~
. '4,, >"."'-i NAV he granted her-ans
"he'eas hath been made 20 aDre,r 10 mo ,l,,,
NE shove named Samuel Y Kendall resi5es ,,,,h
"o' '-e STATE Of Vermont tn hereby ordered mai
ne ho'ihed Of TIE pendency the above pei,tion
~ P''usuing The Substance thereof. with th,, or
4 10 Nc Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed a,
"ol'fh' -, three weeks surrcssively. tie last OF
VII" p1'iioa alton shall be seven DAYS before the
N'Une "i sad Supreme Court whirh publication
nan De deemed sufficient notice 20 The said Samuel
To- appear snd answer 10 said petition
',iFen under ny hani al Rutland, I'm. 2s,h dar
OF Decemoef, A ID. 1912.
Gu. h. WILLIAMS. Chief Judge
suPrens COgu.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-10
Every Wan his own Farrier,
The celebrated HoySe Medicine
q "A is(ssIGNes OIL.

Nor removing the following diseases from Hor
l. SEES, Cattle, and otaer Domestic Animals
Fresh Wounds, Curb, Spfent,
calls ofaH hrids, Fisiula, Snfdst,
SPramS. Brmses, Strains Lameness,
Cracstd Heels, Sand Cracks,
Ring Bone, Foundered Feet
Pei EuH O,nt,or.
WindgaAs, Sqncn.!c,t.
Ihoronghpin, MafonderJ,
Sparia, SGeeny, Scratches or Grease,
Mangc, Horn Distemper,
ms oIi is prepared from the choicest selected
Materials only at the Laboratory ofihe proprietor
L"cRp"H, n. Y. For testimonials, synopsis Of dis
eases and mode of treatment, see pamphle, which
accompanies each bottle
Sold by JAS p. Milton, Rutland, VI; John II
Bowman, Fergennes, and Doct L. Jameson. Cas-
Teton. $40
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NlIlsii SAI0ON

Wiz and Whitehall. Oct 90. 1919
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-03-04
fCommunica.ed.l
VINDEX.

MR. EDlroR:- 1t will be seen by re-
ference 10 the Philadelphia papers, tina,
heorge ", Veazey, who in November
last was arrested in that city on charge
of Forgery, was br"ug hl up for trial on
Tuesday last, before the count Of General
Ses,io and acquitted by the Jury with
out leaving The Box, his Honor Judge
Doran chrrging them that the testimony
did not sustain the indictment,
Mr.. veazey is from this county, for
merIy Edited a paper in EIkton, and while
here residing sustained we believe fair
and undlem shed character, written de-
claration to this effect signed by several
o, our mot respectable citizens was for~
warded to him previous to his trial. 1t
will be gratifying TO those who knew and
esteemed Mr. Vcazey as an honest and
upright mai, that bis character has been
thus promptly vindicaled BY ajurv Of his
fellow citizens, from charge which if
sustained must have cast stigma on it
forever. His counsels we're William l..
HRS. and William. A stokes, Esars. --.
flkton, March, 2nd 1913.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-03-04
C ommuatcated.)

Mr.. EpIToR:-The Secretary Of the
Cecil CO., Temperance Society, is taking
active measures to insure the attendance
OF efficient speakers AT the meeting TO be
held March lltii at Port Deposit.
Amoag those invited are Lewis C. Lev
in, Esq, Hon. Thomas F. Marshall, John
Mason, Esq. Dr. Henry Gibbons, and sew.
eral Others Of known celebrity, as adyo-
Gates Of the cause.
The friends 81 Temperance IN and
around Port Deposit are fully alive to the
importance of having a large turnout and
arc making suitable preparations for the
accommodation of all who may be there
Let then each Cold Water Society in the
county be represented BY t1oe're delegates
to the business part Of the Meeting and
turn OF, IN its s7ho'e strength TO the gen-
eral convention which will be held on
that day. BIG ELK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-03-04

Inspector of Shingles at Port Deposit.
john W. Mccullough.
Notary Public at Decentralization
Rudolph.
do do atP. Deposit.-fJ. E.
BlachisIon.
Inspector Of Salted Fish at Por, De
poslt-James Orr.
do of do do at n. East,
William Ala"ly.
Wood cosder al North East James
Burk.
The Bill giving to a company or indi.
vidual the tolls and revenues of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Provided
they finish the same. until they shall be
repaid, has been under dis cussion for two
days past. the friends OF the measure are
divided, one portion in favor of con,inu-
ing the Canal TO the mouth of Savage
river, the other of stopping at Cumber-
land. The fate Of the measure in either
contingency judging from the vote on
various amendments is extremely doubt
full
The Bill authorizing collectors Of the
direct tax to receive coupons or cert.i-
Gates of interest due on State Bonds IN
payment Of the direct tax has passed
both houses.
in haste yours II.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-03-04
g. q vi Ta uNaa ATE0 -.
Earthquake.

Just as our paper was going to press we rece:ot
a letter from MIR Rutulph, our correspondent at
Memphis, giving an account Of an Earthquake
in that pla"e, from which we have made the fol-
lowing extract, not having time 10 give more
MEAPHs TEsS. 18th Feb, 1913.
Mr. T. c. Ricketts, Dear Sir:
Horrors Of horrors
.9noihsr Earthquake Yes; IN advance Of orr
newspapers !Iele. which will not be published till
sometime Tomorrow, md may not be mailed tor
the East till next day. sit down to perform the
ssd and unwecome task 0. making known to
you the fact, thOt the slunlbeiing inhabitants Of
this city, were driven in their night habl!-
Inents, from the calm quiet OF their beds, into
the streets, last night, by another OF those appai-
ing ministers OF Destruction AN EARTHQUAKE.
VIC had but short time gone to rrpose, and
few dim lights, might still be seen pickering in
their sockets, as it vainly struggling for notice.
against the overruling spenGor OF bright noon
and the cottoa city, 80 busting III the Gay, now
lay wrapped IN
Tired natures sweet rcstcrer, balmy sleep"
when that ndescri5eable qniverng oft he earth on
those occasions, accompanied BY the hehvy rum
bling like the roll Of distant ordnance indicating
the throes of tho laboring earth, shook so vio-
i"ntly the beds on WHich we lay, ana lnuee u Inc
whols houee, that We awoke from our sleep. cast
Of tie bei-cluthes, and starting IL our feet,
rushed for the door and street mutually excldim-
iny, in hushed accents that brief but Startling
cxuross on, The Eurthqnaka,'
My s1ns and were Sleeping in one apartment:
and my little daughters IN an adjoining one. 1t
Ia an awtn.ly trying moment TO parent, my
dear SIT, to zee ms beloved children budding
around and ciinging to HIM, in dread, for succor,
when he feels all nis energies pent up and par
aly1ed, aye himself helpless al an infant. Yet
it is truly marvellous in my eyes, to day, when
reflect how soon We become reconciled to those
tTighttu! vsitatons; and calming our late vivid
approximations w,.n the soothing JUNCTION, that
It is now all over, perhaps forever, the business
ofthe day gees us usual, and each one IS seen
engaged in lis respective arocatlon. Just after
the shock, feeling Of horror, such as cannot
be described, pelvaded each bosom Of this com
munity, and we thought it impossible to sleep
any II ore that night, for We returned to our asjs
with deep apprehension OF a recurrence Of the
dangerous vsliant;yet, strange 10 tell, although
this was the first ps (nv tamlIy,) ever felt, Gil is
tue third here within the last three montlls-tpo
within tpenty days,) aLout an hour after ii, We
sank again into 'sposs, and slept til morning.
z RUOULPH.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-03-04

ANNAPOLIS, March lst 1871

Dr.. sIR:--The following nominations
for your county were acted upon in the
senate to-day. Those IN brackets were
rejected, the rest were confirmed.
Orphans Court W. II. Gilpin, W!n.
rorbos,, Benedict Craddock.
Surveyor.--Ja'nes McCaulev
Justices Of The Peace list Dist. Sic,
phen Shea. Jacob Price, Samuel Hays.
2nd Dist. x. S. Cropper, r B. Boulder,
r. Mcfarland. Ord Dist. VIM. Hanes, B.
Miller. G. w. Moore, G. Fl. Joyce. 4h
Dist. VIM. Mackey, ". B. Biles, 3 c,
Cowan. 9Th Dist. r. C. Lnshy, j. Con-
ard, Nicholas George. 9th Dist. G.
Oldham, E Coulson, r. Eyans, N. White.
7th Dist, Z. BIackis.on. J. Marshall,
G. Purnell, T. H. Thompson.
Inspectors oil Lumber at Por. Deposit,
a. Anderson, J. Linton, w. 6. Black
iston.l r.. E. Cooper,] J. H. Springer,
John Moore.
Inspector Of Lumber At tIeckar. town.
Francis Bn7d.