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A G q q G nm Y,
CHESTER CO., PA.

The winter session Of Ibis hourishing
Institution commenced on the lst. inst.
The course Of instruction comprises The
usual branches Of IA thorough English ed
ncallon. including full Course OF Ma'h'
mates, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
SC, together with The Latin, Greek, French
AID German languagcs. The teacher OF
French aud German. Mr. William Nyecs.
\. NJ. (who also assists in some OF the
other dcpar.menis,O is gentleman 1T algh
altanmenls and much experience is a
teacher 7 he terms are very low, berg
but 50 per week Tor boarding including
washing. mending, fuel, light, bedding &C.,
and $40. per session for tuition; for
French or German the additional charge
is only IS. per session of22 weeks. No
student is received for a shorter period
than half session.
PHILIP GRESHAM, Principle
Jan. 18Th 1914.
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THrHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
/ scrihars Of Cecil county, have obtained fron
the Orphans Court cf said county, letters ofad
.nnietFnton on the personal estate Of James +.
Brown late Of said comfy deceased All pc,
sons having claims against The sad deceased, ato
here.'F warned 70 exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, duly authenticated on or be-
fore the 18th day Of January, ls45: thev may
Otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit
oFsnid estate. M persons indebted to said cs-
tate urc requested to make immediate payment
to the Subscribers. Given undor our hands this
18th day OF January 1874.
JANE BROWN
RUBEN D. LAMAR,
January 18th is.4-6w Adm'tors.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of an order from the Orphans
Court, the Subscriber will offer al,
Public Sale. at the dwelling house of the
late James II. Brown, decd, il Elk,on, on
Saturday the 3rd. day of FEBRUARY next, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, all the personal property
of the said James 7. Brown, decd, con-
listing of Beds, Bedding, bedsteads, ! bu-
reau Carpe,ing, Chairs. tables, washslands.
looking glasses, mantle glass, window
h!inds. SC. SC.
TERHS CASH.-Any of the above
articles, may be had at private Sale by
calling on the subscriber.
REUBEN D. JAM AR
Acting Administrator
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Election Notice.

AgreeabIy to the warrant of his ExcelIen.
cy, Francis Thomas, Governor of the State
of Maryland. bearing date the 18Th inst.
and to me directed, | HEREBY GV E
NOTICE, that an ELECTION will be held in
Cecil County, on the 18th day of
FEBRUARY NEXT,
at the usual place Of holding elections,
for representative to the twenty eighth
Congress of the United States from the
fifth district composed of Hartford, Cecil,
Kent, Queen Anne's and Caroline counties
EDWARD L, FOARD, Shh,
Jan Goth, lS4l.
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sTIAEOV AL.

H. c. Caldwell, Barber, has removee
from the Washington hotel, to the shop.
formerly occupied by Jacob Anderson.
where hopes to continue to merit a CON
nuance of the custom he received his
old stand.
He also keeps now an assortment b
well selected confectionery, " hlch he vii
sell VERY cheap.
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To the Public.

YlNIIE subscriber has taken the Red Store
Il House, formerly occupied by James S. Pur-
nsll, nearly opposite the Court House, and has
received a guam tity of NV and scasonable goods
and now offers to his friends and the publicge
eralv general assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries, Gu Gems, China, Earhen and Hollow
wares All which will be sold low, and the
highest narket price gwen for Wheat, Corn, and
other pro4ac tons OF tho farmers in exchange for
Foods, and he solicits share Of public patron
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ENRON the slbscrner en- Sunday night the
G 10Th inst, large BY Horse, rising FIVE
Y,a-s Old. ms iump nhir to the left eye, from
@iarr tbs rra appears to he afected-had on
a piece Of rope haitcr about Hi' nrck-said horse
whrl stravr. 9. wa, stolen 'on the premises
Of ~ liam ZONES near Nharl"a-uwn IN this coun-
Is II found oIt Of the neighNurhooI Il reward
Of FIVE dollars viii ne given, fin the ncighbor
hood all reasonable eXpcns will be paid, if de-
livcrcd to the subs incr living near Port Depos-
it, GEORGE HAlNES
Ihnnnrv 9th lSi1-iw
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I'm CIlancery.

Ordered that the sale of the proper Y in the
cause of William .. Hays, and vie, against
John Thoinp son and Elizabeth is wife, and
Others made and reported by the Trustees, Ma
ihau.cl W. S Hays, and John G. Groome, be
ratified and confirmed unless cause be shown
to the cont'ar on or before the S9ti dav Of
March next !rovided conf Of this ord" re
published Ia s,.na newspaper Iii Cecil county
once in each @: thrcc successive weeks before
The 29th dav 81 February ncXi.
The report states the amour VI res W H.
$3.50.
True Copy Ties;
LOUIS Ct%-tWhY,
Re. ..ir. ,sn.
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Fen az i@c13S!
We
are bound 70
believe It from the very
circumstance, that all who take
DR. Sw ,,Nr's Compound vrnp OF villa
Cherry do gay. that it far cXce's Ill Other Me-
dcines Tor Co"ahg Colds Spitu, b d. 'r!-
ling or flSi:.. sensation N Ill" throo' 'lir,
whooping eougl,. is!rn.a. We. Ercs' Of
the nervous system, OF Impaired
constitution, from any cause,
aud 20 prevent persons
tron falling into
Decline, this me-
dicnc has no
equal.
In districts whet, rlomol AMI Qulnirc ..~
been % freely used IN Bilious complaints &
Dr. s~avnc's Compound syrup Of Wild Chcrrv
will prevcnte their evil effects on tho system. :.
act as Il atrerg ihcning Alternative aud improy"
the Bilious functions.
CAUTlON.-AH preparations from this 81!
liable tree, except TIC original Doct Swavur
Compound Syrup ofWid Cherry. are Iicltlr'~"
and counterfeit Prepared onlyby Doct. Swaytts
No. 81 Moth Sixth street. Ph.adCl ph.a.
CAUTION
As all mcdicics which become very popuia-
like that % D. SrGghe,s C"mro nd az =
Wild Cherry, attempts to lmi 1ta or Coin-pri,
in some way. are very frequently ycSorjcj o.
Therefore il is Thought b st 10 put the public
their gun d against deposition. In the coa,"'
Of ONLY Two or three years after this most dos'r-
vedly popular remedy had in reduced itself int
the sick chamber, and lis I; M become wide"
known, up springs several oLiI' rs into the mark
and with a view 10 give currency to their n,w
inventions, they take the name of UHd Cdcrt1
to add to their patched NJ nosirrms, Mnhingj1
borrow reputation from that already establish,
and to help out still further with tho scheme q
deception, by one Of the vendors the name orTf.
Ipisiar is attached making appear that this ro1
ulur and highly respected Physician was tho
author ofths prIPartion: such is hot .ae feet.
Another individual comes 40 with what he calls
the Syrup Of Wild Cherry, ciinging still ccH,t
to the original name, that individuals might cvc''
be deceived, when they went TO purchase, if th-
nrmo Of DIR. Sw AWE was not always kept +.
view. Those who apply 'or these latter day pre- ..
arations Of Wild Cherry, let me teal thona =
tampcrne with their constitutions, ard Ia. :.
drauglts rom the hands Of incyp"ricncs, wh..'
they would hlFu 10 rtr",', on soI}1 future 'ai,
hud ! not put them o. their CGa I'd.
SLSarR. SWAYNE, : Compound Syrr" ~,
Wild Chr"cy is pUI rp IN stlD tri hotties. 'on,a.u-
ing about eight oGj acs, '.s. 'tl 5a. tcE-
pound Syr-'p # pjA Fhc."y' blown N the g'a.9
covered with blue wrapper, over winch sa vel
low label with his W .ittcn signature 'hc conn
tericiting OF wn,. will hu lsr,. 81 - ,Greerl
Sold BY DR. /, II M!TCuLEL Elhto,. A.
July 22nd Is'3.
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For Rent,

TFyHE PUBLIC HOUSE, STABLES &C., in
Il the town of E!kton, now occupied by Sam
uel De Haven. Possession given on the 25th of
March next Application may be made to James
Mclntire near Elkton.
Jan 18th 1874
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WILMINGTON MARKET.
A Card.

Walter Z. Harding Commission Merchant,
No. 8 Bowly's Wharf Baltimore, grateful for the
patronage of his friends in Cecil County and else
where, returns sincere thanks and begS a contn-
uance and an increase, assuring all that his best
efforts shall he employed TO give satisfaction.
Jan 27th 1919
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For Rent.

The .wo dwellings in Back Street, nov
occupied by Sylvester Williams and Geo
Wal'aca.--A!.SO, the O'd S.ooe Bull ing
* lot On Main Street, known as the old
Tan Ynd-sui,pble for Lumber or Coal
Yard. Possession given on the 25ih
of March next. ALSO, For Sale-the
n sml schooner FEATHER < Son.
~, now lying at my wharf with sails
ANY spars, dredges aud other tackle
necessary for the oyster and fish
ing trade.
Apply to ]. c. HOWARD.
Jan. 81 lS11-3t
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GEORGE G. BREWER,
Clerk Of House ofDel Md
JOS. Ii. NICHOLSON,
Clerk Senate MI

STATE OF MARYLAND, TO WIT
], John G. lie Grand. Secretary Of Safe.
for the State OF Maryland in compliance
with the requirement of the Governor ot
Maryland and The provisions of the act of
December session, 1888, chapter 1874, d"
hereby certify that George G. Brewer, who
has signed The aloregoing certificate. is.
and at the time of so dong was, Clerk OF
the House of Delegates of Maryland; and
] also hereby certify that Jos. n. Nrchol
son, who has also signed SAID cer,ifca C..
is, and at the time Of SO doing was. Click
of the Senate of Maryland, and that full
faith and credit are due and ought 10 be
given TO their acts as such
In testimony mhe,eoC have hcreunto
~ set my hand aud affixed the
: l.. S. Great Seal of the State oi Mary
~ land. this fifteenth day Of Janu-
any. in The year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and rorlv-Cour.
JOHN c. LIE GRAND
gS>Baltimore Clipper ana Baltimore
Sun will copy four lines; Alegan,an,
Hagelstown Mail, Tnrch Light, Frederick
Citizen. Fredafick Examiner, Carroll De-
mocrat, Carrolton'ar, Hartford Republi-
can. Madisonian, (iIavte de Grace Cecil
Democrat, Cecil Wing, Kent News, Cen
trevlie Times, Easton Star, Easton Gaz-
cite, Rockville Journal, Denton Pearl,
Somerset Herald, Cambridge Chronicle,
Marlboro Gazette, Leonardtown Herald,
Howard District Press, will each copy
twice. jan20-2t.
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town. and about three miles from Cecil
ssSfSs. ton. 1t contains 1877 acres Of
sHSs land, Of which about SO acres
N'S" are VERY VALUABLE WOODLAND
81 'ssss.> and the residue is arabic land,
lich has had within The last four years
30 BUSHELS LINE spread on it, Is in a
,od state of cultivation with excellent
.ncing, made of chestnut and cedar and is
IF very improvable quality. The bull
iings, which cost upwards Of $4,000
are now consisting of good FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, two stories high with
two rooms on floor, corncrib and a
stable capable Of accommodating six
horses. This property is beautifully and
delightfully."- situated AMI will be sold a
great bargain. One third part OF the pur-
chase money will be required to be paid
in cash, and for the residue very rea-
sonable credit will be given. The title
is good. JOHN G. GROOME.
ELKroN. May 9Th 1913.
N. B. Mr.. James Robinson the pre-
ent tenant will shew it to any person de
rou Of purchase ng. J. &C.
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sSHsaTdy ~ bAacke.s.-gs
WHOLESALE DEALERS,

WHOLESALE DEALERS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. 4G North Second Street few doors
South of Arch Street,
PHLADELPHiA.
Would respectfully invite the attention Of
country buyers, to their large assortment OF
goods suited TO the season.
They have on hand large Stock ofForeign
and Domestic Goods, laid in at lower prices than
they can now be had, and are prepared to offer
inducements to the trade.
We solicit call from buyers before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as we are satisfied that the prices
at which we can offer our goods cannot tail to
give satisfaction.
Philadelphia, Jan. 18th IS4a-3m
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For Sale.

TENhe subscriber offers at private sale
l. very beautiful farm lying on the Sas
salras River in Cecil county, Maryland
within one mile and halt of Frederick
town. and about three miles from Cecil
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James Mitchell s.
Thomas Mitchell,
vs., IN CUhNCERY.
John Iiaddock and 20 Jan'ry, 1914,


Ordered, that Ike sale made and repor-
ported by John G. Groome Trustee for
the sale al the Real Estate in The procee-
dlngs in the above cause mentioned be IA
tilted and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shewn on or before
the first day of April next, provided co. 1t,
py of Ibis order be inserted in some
published in the State of Maryland once
in each of three successive weeks before
the first day of March next
The report states the amount Of Sale:
10 be $1,000.
True copy,
Test,
LOUIS GASSAWAY.
Reg Cur. Can.
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leagues Delight
This property contains about
90 IL Acres

Of ,olerahly good Land, part of which is
woodland and all susceptible Of high
degree e improvement.
its situation is in Ociorara Hundred.
near Ociorara Creek. in a healthy part of
The County, and within very few miles
from Port Deposit and the Susquehauna
Canal.
The terms of sale require the payment
Of one third part of the purchase money
on The day of sale, one other third in eight
months, and the remaining third in Six
teen months from The day of sale, with
interest on each payment from the day of
sale, the two last payments to be secured
by bond, with approved security or the
whole in cash al the option Of the purch-
aser.
sai6 20 commerce al 12,o'clock, a:
JOHN {. GEOOME,
Trustee.
N. B. The above property will be sold
subject toilhe Widows Right of DOVE.
efVilIage Record, Westminster once
"a Neutrality-suspicious. Inquirer twice
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., twice week ill
day Of sale.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

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af.s bfI r,.-.p,,r, ID. 4,Ins3 far $50 Also. n
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any a..r,. Ncy,sf .r.la and Inc laaHtg w.,
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80. ~ WV DoNrsllrS
= v.ia fine bIcacbal muslin for Gift per 81.
80 M .neb,. srr bI'I muslin for BIC c,s pcrgd
II ,.s,,,.,.',, 80 m. ,l.nig romrr.s.
s...ys.51a anvil. 1,.o+,ast ~ H. has a a,p4
article f1rft crnts pr e8 AI-o tine finest
stqIe ealeo ever otf,rei fa the western country
f4r - - ~. -.r,,rf f.zsae,r, barge a4suli-
ueHf g.l..r-. and Cheeks rhean Also The
ese.f .s,f,- ,,-,,..,. ,sI7., t.r ~ els nor gnr3
- .es.e ,,,,.- s,4flf.Il lssa.t.es aui prices
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=.gf... t.,. t.p l.rt.t.pt4, ~ TINS ,f,pkt"r
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~ r. ~irucI auI harfra. >H#eaaH' @' ''
aIs- dresses, oNr' .rl5 HHaI#t IA 5"h ~ ~
.at - l.-tis 90 :. t8 4sI
,2f - eisnr 81 "..r. - c -" LII
Repeaer. 4 large a-.a1'n'so1 Of frenee1 Nozzle '
"afk r-n-ifing of ta..afs 31d eit'7' 'i' l.'''
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ota0acra :. '.'.'a' indebted to ne by note
H.. '' '@glu'o payment v,baa, ', e',,,, -
. W HE1SKELL.
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SORasasRAAEDt5Oga.

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SAC W MITCHELL

Tie sl.. COMMISSIONER.
Hz..FHed nntl Moadag. 4he
81 - Ill ! Y MITCHELL,
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-06-25

A. C. II. SMITH, First Judge of llerki
mcr CO. was on Tuesday last indicted ana
arrested for forgery, committed several
years ago. He charged the grand jury on
Monday, and The first bill found was against
himself. He was arrested in court, twc,.
ty-iuur hours after his charge. He gave
bail and has cbScondcd. lie received lis
appointment under Gov. Seward. TIC
forgery consisted in executing bond and
mortgage 10 himself for 500, in The name
Of Henry Boyer, Of Mannheim, with ccriiIi-
Gates of acknowIed cement and Ieco,d -
This forged security was sold To a Mss
Tallman, OF Fairfield, and the inter, st BE-
ing paid on it regularly by Smith, under
prctence that the money came l'rcm Bower,
the fraud was concealed from 1888 down
to this timc. ---tibany Argus.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-06-25

LOVE or COUNTRY Patriotism. or the
love of country, is so gcncrl that cen \
Ioscft Is remembered with pleasure. provi-
'ied 1t is our own. The Crctans called this
ieoIIng by name which indicated moth
or's love for her CHILDREN
Ahc Ethiopian imagincs that God made
ms sands and deserts, while ANGELS only
we're employed in forming the rest of the
Globe.
The Arabian tribe OnadcIn conceive
maj he sun, moon and Stars rise only for
them.
The Maltese, insulated ON a rock. d.slin-
&ulsh their islands by the appclliton of
" The Tower of the World !" and The Car
iibeeS esteem thoir country Paradise. and
themselves alone entitled TO the name of
men.
The Able dc Lille relates of an Indian.
VINO amid Tic spendor of Puis beholdipo
a palm tree in The Jardin dcs Pl,nteS. batb-
ca II wIthtcars, and for moment seemed
10 be transported to his own land. And
Wheh European advised some American
Indians to emigrate to another district
" what = said they, shall we say lo the
bones of our fathers, Arise. AMI f,,low rs
to foreign cenntry e."
r, Bosnian relates that the neg ocs of the
uold Coast of Africa arc so dcs:rous or b.
ing buried in their own country. tAu + a
man d'c at some distance from it. and his
iriends are not able TO take the entire body
10 us native place, they cut off his head,
one arm, and one leg, cleanse them. boil
them, and then carry them TO the desired
Spo' WhcFc they inter them with grc,t So
iqsnli''yi ana the Javancsc have such an
affection for the place of their nativity, tina,
nothing can induce them, the Agricultural
Ir'oes III particular, to quit the toll!bs of their
fathers.
ING NorwcgIans, proud of their barren
SUBMITS, lnscrbo upon their rix dollars.
SpInt, loyalty, valor, and whatever is hon
ofanie' let The world learn among the rocks
OF Norway".-,SH. Courier.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-06-25

GroRGE WAsirNGFoN, s.TuEs GARNER
OF Mourn VERNoN.--Washipg ton was pas
sionately fond OF agriculture. Its IMPROVE
ment was ever with him an object Of par
amount regard. Virginia can boast Of
few soos to whom her agriculture has been
more indebted; few who have assisted in
promoting It's interest TO a greater extent,
or with manifestations ei' a more ardent
and palronizing zeal. The following ac-
count oil his farming operations will serve
10 exhibit the Father ofshis Countryside
nan ''first in war, first in peace, and first
n the hearts of his countrymcn., III its
true light.
1.-The farm Of General Washington al
Mount Vernon contained 10000 acres Of
land in one bod y--equai to about Is SQUARE
miles. 1t was divided into farms of con-
yenient size, at the distance Of |, 2. 3, a.
and miles from his mansion house. -
Ihesc farms he visited every day in plea
SAINT weather, and was constantly engaged
IN making experiments for the improve.
inent Of agriculture. Some idea of the cx.
tent oil his farming operations may be
lormed from the following (acts:-In IL 6
he had 900 acres in grass-sowed GOO
bushels Of oats, 700 acres with wheat, onr
prepared rs muchs for corn, barley. pora.
toes, beans, peas, &c, and $50 with tur
Ht1s' Ills stock consisted Of l4O horses
~ cows, % working oxen, heifers ant
steers, ami 800 sheep. He constantly EN-
pIoyed 25o hands, and kept "a ploughs go
ing during the whole year, hen the eartf
and The state Of the weather would permit
m lIo6 ne slaughtered $50, hogs, weigh
ing 1850 lbs, for the use of Ills rarailv
BESIDES provisions for Tie use Of his nc
groes.n
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-06-25

WrscoNsIN.-Thc number inhahting this
territory is 60,000. l. was settled in the
year 1896. a surplus of 100000 in
value has been exported within two years,
aud the taxable properly is estimated at
SI6.000,000. BY the census of 1910, il
appeared that Wisconsin supported great
or number OF professional men in proportion
10 her population than any of the States
The proportion of newspapers which she
supports is still greater. In 1913 see plid
into the post Office department 5000 over
and above all the expenses of supporting
post Offices and carrying the mails within
her limits.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-06-25
STARTLING FACTS,

Hundreds of children and adults are lost yearly
with worms when some other cause has been sup
posed TO be the true one.
1t is admitted by all doctors that scarce man
woman or child exists but what are sooner or lael
troubled with worms, and in hundreds of cases. sac
10 relate supposed fever ,scaratna, or some Other
aGg carries off the flowers of the human fAmi
ly-while in truth they die of wormsi and these
could have been eradicated in a day, by the use Of
a bottle of KOLMSTOCK'S FERMIFUGE, al
the cost of quarter OF dollar.
How sckening the thought that these thing:
should be-and who can ever forgir tthemseve:
for not trying this Worm Externiinalor, when they
knoac that even il the case not worms, this re-
medy could not by aRy possibility do hurt-but al
ways good purgative-et the disease be wha
it NAV. How important then TO use il, and who
viii dare 10 take the responsibility to do without
it! Let every parent that is no; brute, ask them.
selves this question in truth and sobemess.
Mr.. J. C. Ringold had child very sick for near
two weeks, and attended by a physician, without
relief, when Komstock's Vermifuge was given,
and next day more than forty worms were passed,
when the child recovered rapidly.
For sale by TORREY & RUSSELL.
February 6. 1911.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-06-25

RELICS or FEARFUL TIMFs.-A party
q persons from GIen's Falls, \. Y, en-
goged in repairing the Lake George Road,
Gear civilians Rock last Monday. dis
covered large quantities Of human ooucs
They were found abou. eighteen nchc>
under the surface of the ground. Among
the bones, four SOULS were found each O.
which bore the marks of the Indians tom
ahawk. They are doubtless Tie bones
the victims of the Indians under NonlcaIm.
nj the massacre which succeeded the sur
render of Fort William Henry.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-06-25

\ Brc ONr.--Mr. Robert Berry, Ian
keeper at Marlborough, Me. (says The r.
pository) has boy eight years old lis;
March, who weighs one hundred and Mjrty-
tour pounds. He is well propor,iopcd eve.
~ way, and apparently healthy. He appears
like u child OF course, but is in szc-a man.
When he was an infant. as we were Inform
ed by his friends, be was small and s'ckIv.
bat when about one year old, he suddenly
recovered his health, and began to gov
rapidly. lie is very hearty indeed Ii
nothing bctals him he will be the Lambert
of Maine.