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RN 0NTMORANCY III. PRICE.
w PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh24-n No. 90 s. CALVERT STREET.
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CIrY COURT, NAV Term:

HB LTkNJURE ClTh COURT, May Term
I'D 10 6. The September session of ire above
Court will commence on the second Monday Of said
month. PrrsO Rs interested will take notice.
Magistrates ordered to make return Oft recog
nZances and otter papers, before Saturday. the
5th day Of September. By order of
VIM, Fl GATCHELL, Clerk
a22 2aw3w Baltimore City Court
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1N CASES LETTER AND CAP WRIT
WV ING PAPERS. viz:
Ames' White and Blue Ruled and Plain Letters aud
Caps; Buffers do King do, do Owen x Hurlbut
do do; Pialrer x Smiths, Howaid j. Luthrop's,
&C. &c, received and for sale "
TURNER s. NUDGE,
seq No. South Challes street
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az-DR. WIS rAR,s GREAT DISCOVERY. l

R3-DR. WIS rAR'5 GREAT DISCOVERY. 1t
was once said 'There is nothing under the sun
This mas been emphat cay tue, in regard 10 medi-
cines. Hundreds of Pills, Panaceas, ExpectOrants
and Specifics of all have been pufcd into n0t0-
rietyall made mainly Of the same ingredients, add
ing no mate rails 10 the healing ant. But Doctor
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry furnishes a new
medical agent-a new principle evolved from ma
ture's own dep 'sltoIy. 1t cures Asthma, incippnt
Consumption, Liver Complaint, and all diseases of
the Lungs, when nothing else will. An honorable
member Of the Canadian Parliament writes that it
has cured him of Asthma Of ten years. standing. A.
Williams Esq, Attorney at Law, SO William street,
New York. was cured Of the same disease of twenty
four years standing. Mr. Cozzens of HaddoH6eld,
". j., makes affidavit that it cured him OF a supposed
Consumption, alter physicians had wen him up 10
die; AMI so of hundreds Of others
Remember, we positively, M no case palm off un.
real cures produced by this invaluable remedy
Be sure to get "Dr. Wlstar's BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY -
On hand and for sac by
STABLERa CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st,
Also, by Geo, w. Jones, Baltimore and High sis ;
Seth g. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. r.
Perkins Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph 3. Stanshury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per-
kns, corner Market and Green-sts.; George II Keerl,
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. NJ Robinson, SO North
Gay street, sci .lw
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a22 2aw3W
DICH NEW AND d 4SIRABLE

i'd ICE NEW AND ID c4Sl A BILE
IL Pax. FALL DRY GOODS!
r. McELDOWNEY s. CO. are receiving from the
View York, PhIadelphia and this market, a filI sup
ly of choice and desirable FALL DRY G0OI s,
selected expressly for city retail sales comprising in
mart of rich SILKS, MOBSELiNE DE LANES,
Tartan Plaid SILKS; Tartan Plaid CASHIEkES;
Twhrd and Plain GGNGH ANS, ALPAGAS, bonn
BAZlNES; French and Eng ish CIilNl ZGS-with
sonable terms at 1863 BALTIMORE STREET,
a29 between Calvert and Light SITS.
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ALI STYLE OF HATS AND CARS.

FALL STYLE OF HATS AND CAPS
Es2iH To be had in all their varieties at INV
38 old Stad. No. 80 EUTAW STREET,
IL one door North of Lexington St, VIII, re
GsHESIzA the pub ic will find a tul and tenera as
- ,.'a1-f SssOr ment Of HATS and CARS of the
best quality and the very lowest prices I would
aisn call attention to IN, fine NUTRiA BEAVER
HATS at only S3.50 believing them to be untquaed
lor the price in the city
apo I'm CHARLES TOWSON.
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AmUnEnlhNlIn.

HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.
MR.. e. A MARSHALL, LIZ SEE
VHNHiS POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT
= will open for a regular season, on
MONDAY EVENING, September Z, 1896.
The teneTa arrangements will br such as TO merit
the patronage Ofthe pubic, aud uphold the
BEST INTt RESTS OFTHE DRAMA.
THE FOLLOWING GALAXY OFAUXILIARY
TALEN E, (su ,porIed by an etlcient Stock Csmpa
N.Y. will appear in succession
NIX. and MRS. CHARLES KEAN,
MRS. MuWATT,
MR.. EDWIN FORREST;
MR.JA5. WALLACR, ST.,
MR.. AND GRSON,
MR.. COLLINS,
MIR. MURDOCH,
And the POPULAR OPERATE CORPS:
Mrs, SEGUIN, Mr.. FRAZIER Mrs. SEGL IN, SC.
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HSARM HANDS AND WALTERS FOR SALE
Il a very likely black man, % years of age, 10
serve about years, first rate Farm hand ia every
respect; Also first rate waiter IL years of age, to
serve 10 years-weii recommended. Also, Q boy, IS
years ocage. - serve l9 years. Arnyat
SCOTCt'S Intelligence Office,
aus Nv. 10 Exchange Place.
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HNOR SALE-A FARM of rich fertile bottom
n land lying in Pacawaxen, Charles county. con,
monty called Locust Grove, containing 400 A RES
OF LAND, and has many local advantages, being
within half mile of the Wycomico River which
abouRds with Fish and OYSTERS and all kinds of Wild
Fowl in the season, The land, Of ITSELF is naturally
good, ofa crumby soil, and in high state ofcutva-
ton. .... .' A... +
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GCARPA'S OIL, FOR THE CURE OF DEAF
- NESS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM THE EARS. We cut the following highly
important intelligence from newspaper printed in
Lockport,'E. Y. 1'.
Messrs Murray & Son are members of the society
Of Friends and a:e well known in the business
munity. ...'...
'tThe undersigned, agents for Lockport, from per
sonal knowledge of its good effects, can recommend
the above article without hesitation, We have sold
cases it has proved beneficial One case of twelUe
years stand ing he wife of Jeptha Bahcock, of Som
erset,) has been entirely cured by It's use If those
interested will call on we will lay before them
what evidence we have of its remedial qualities, and
then they can best judge whether to use it or not
J.MURRdY SON,
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, l09 Baltimore st.
ap24 and cor. Charles and Pratt-sts.
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: USTIN VOOLFOLK, the

q USTIN WUULFULR, the once Justly
IA celebrated Trader, wants fifteen twenty
YOUNG NEGRO MEN, Brckmakers would be pre-
Ter ed for which h- will give as much, if not more,
than any of his Juniors.
Also. wanted to employ a white MAN, who s a
good Rrickmaker, Setter and Burner. None need
apply without good credentials, Call at MiLLER'S
Hotel, corner OF Paca and German SITS a2i-eO6tw3t
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NERVOUS TREMoRs, sc,

hereby ate, that for several months have been
constantly troubled with Nervous Tremors affecting
me to such degree that was unable to hold pen.
had also dizzine of the head, affecting me very
severely. Using pair of DR. Christie's Galvanic
Kings, with the Magnetic Fluid, found almost i'm
media e relief, and all symptoms ef my complain
have now disappeared. would farther state, that
having severely injured my LEFT hand by the accident
or a heavy iron bolt falling on it, and causing grea.
swelling and torture, applied the Fluid and in two
day. every vestge of swelling and pain had dsap-
peared. believe ChHstiGs articles real blessing
to the world. (Sgn eu) :.
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sruPERIOR MINERAL WArEN. This

SUPERIOR MINERAL WAIVER. This
~ delightful and refreshing beverage can now he
furnished by the ubscrber equal, IL not superior To
any in the city, with great variety Of SyIups, a.
mcng which are, Cream, Vanilla, Orange, Orgeat,
SC. &c,
Also, fresh Pavilion ana Congress Spring WATER.
For sale by CHARLES Il, BARRY,
ap22-d No, t32 Baltimore y,
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NJ e. COLLINS

-. ........ MR. COLLINS,
THE CELEBRATED IRISH COMEDIAN AND
VOCALIST, ...'..
will begin an engagement on MONDAY EVENING,
and perform TWO OF HIS MOST CELEBRATEJ
CHARAC rERS. ....' '"f
Q3-Full particulars will be announced In bills and
future advertisements, se4
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yF,HAT uNRIyALLED cARMINATIvE.

Il
Il GROWERS INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
of the first responsibility throughout the country
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children, or
adults that afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordial will be found of ncaIcuable benefit. For
those children who are afflicted with weakly or de-
bliated state of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while teethng suffer great
amount of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
tBOw ers Infant COrdal exerts, by its very soothing
quaIities makes it very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable RENE
dy.---Price 25 cents. ... ....
For sale wholesale and retail by
C P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner of Howard aud Marion streets.
And al retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard sts DR.. E. II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green sts,; II. Lemon
corner of Market and Poppleton sts; A. G. Ridgely,
of Howard and Pratt SIS; j. II. Perkins Bro
Their, corner Of Green and Franklin SITS; ii, w. An
drews Hill ST.; g. K. Tyler, corner Of High and Mar
ket SITS; DR.. T. Rountree, Bella Market; Thos. z.
Hopkins, Broadway, Fels Point; J. D. Stansbury,
Thames ST.; e W. Tucker, Pratt and Eden ST.; 7, j,
Pitts, High and Pratt St; Z. E, Rogers of Paca
and Little Green street; DR.. Reburg Pratt and Paca
str, ct. sel-lw-jel2 Gm
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MAYORS OFFICE,

RILTlNORE, September 81, 1870. )
"a Office. The Police Officers md City Bai'iffs
~ are hereby directed to arrest all persons known
TO Az BALLOONS IN the city, having lights or FIRE
IN them, as much danger 10 the city Is incurred, ii
being in direct violation Of the 9Th section OF Ordf
nance No 81, approves May 22t 1929 which impos-
es, for every such offence, fine not exceeding
FIVE DOLLARS.
SEQ st JACOB C. DAVIES, MAYOR.
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WANTED. Two steady GIRLS frsm IA TO l6
w years of age, of industrious habits, TO work in
Fringe Factory. Also, two Silk aud Cotton winders
Apply at JAMES VI. HAIG,
ly27 fri l33 Baltimore st.
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HIP COMPLAINT.
NRw YORK, July .

NRw YORK, July 2ls., 1876.
This is to certify that for the past two years have
been affcted with the disease called the Hin Com
plaint duiing which time was attended by Doctors
Carter and Watson, o: this city, without receiving
any relief. The severity Of The disease was an,
that was obliged to give up my business and
have often lain several days without being able to
turn IN my bed. Nj ediciHe only made we worse and
was daily getting more and more helpless. Early
last winter procured Doctor Chrstle's Galvanic
Belt, pais of Bands and the Magnetic Fluid and
tom the time commenced wearing them began to
improve in health. | am now stronger than ever
was previous to my sickness and am now so far re-
covered that can suffer any fatigue | would also
state, three months after commencing the use of The
Galvanic Belt and Fluid, framed the whole of the
limbers Of three story dwelling. | consider DR.,
Chrisiie's Galvanic and Magnetic remedies an inval-
liable blessing, and have made the abov. statement
voluntarily and as matter of duty 10 the afflicted
GEORGE GATES,
No, 1870 Church ST., New York.
GI5- Messrs. Wells, Brownson * Co.., the ceIebra-
ted photographic Printers No. Sc Gold street. N York
are well acquainted with the case of Mr.. Gates and
permit their names to be used for further reference
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NJEW COAL YARD, 49, -
" HOWARD ST., OPPOSITE CENTRE,
ALI the varieties of COAL, suitable for G. iates,
Stoves, ana Cooking Ranges-for sale by
al3 3m* HENRY SHIRK.
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JOHN BOORHOOF,
l37 Fulton street, New York,

{3- Il must be remembered that these results have
been effected by CHRISTI E'S Gavanic Rings aad
Magnetic Fluid, which are the ONLY genuine ARTICLES
Therefore, BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs, and purchase
of the only Agency in Baltimore, $. :. HANCE,
ln9 BALTIMORE STREET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT SITS. I.Tt
NIB The above articles may be sent TO any nor
ton OF the United States. very liberal dis count 10
wholesale pure lasers for places wheie there is no
established Agent Address .
&c. mOOREHEAD, Agent General
se3 for the y. states, Is Br0adWaY. N. Y.
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= The IMPROVEMENTS cOhsISt OF large
- FRAME DWELLING, in complete order,
lfor Slaves; Barns, Stalking and Granary and
all the other out houses for farming purposes and
also fine Orchard of choice fruit, such as Apples
Pears, Peaches, Actions and Cherries. The terms
will be made liberal on application to NATHAN
HARRISON, in Baltimore, or to ISAIAH POSEY,
oil the premises. .'Et
.aHr... NATHAN HARRISON
a25-9awSw No. III franklin Bank BUILDING
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So. FOR RENT. The second story of the
EH;.!l Book Store, No. ISL PRATT STREET, ad-
EsHiiiI joining tie Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
HlAlAD ep0t, consisting Of one very large and com
modions Room, very suitable for commission mer-
chant, storage ROOM armory for military compa-
N.Y. or any other purpose requiring plenty of room.
Two handsome new store COUNTERS, with draw
ers, and large SHOW WINDOW, for sale cheap
Inquire at the Bookstore, -ur4 -
No. ISL PRATT STREET,
jeS-tf next door to Railroad Depot
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NUANEED-A first rate COOK-one who I'M
w derstands every branch of Cookery, The
best reference will be qHired. Apply NJ the Pale
Alto House, No. 10 ST. Paul's street, near Bati-
more. .. all-tf
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EOEIN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
81 FAYErrz ST, adjoining Assembly Rooms. ial-ly
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GROUND RENTS of all amounts
w and locations, wanted at highest rates
BOND GELBACH, Real Estate Agents,
jyl0 lAl No. 80 Second street.
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WANTED, situation by a Young gentleman
w from Washington, fGoT which place he can
bring the best Of reterences-he would prefer the
dry goods business aud would engage for moderate
salary. ANY merchant in want of a clerk will please
address note, or call at BROOKS II co.'s real es.
tate office, 81 Lexington st. a29
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"a detail of the cases alluded to follows.)

"May Gods blessing attend your Efforts in these
eases, my dear Doctor and if you afford relief in
these cases there will be vast number of others
who will apply. Very truly, yours,
ROBERT w. Lands.
Wg-The original letter may be seen at the Agency
No 1872 Broadway.
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE,
REGARDING THE EXTRAORDINARY POWERS OF
CHRIsTIE's
GALVANEC RINGS
belts, BRACELETS, BANDS,
AND MAGNETIC FLUID!
VENHE following testimonials are, for the first
N nHile, presented to the public. They nave been
tece yea oHnhg the past few da, Ii is unnecessary
10 auu single word other than to request their can.
aiu Perusal: The first is from a clergyman well
hnown' and OF high attainments and reputation. A
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS s. DYSPEPSIA,
'SlDsRY, New Jersey, July I3 1886
DR.. A. H. Christle-Dear Doctor: promiseS IN
communicate win you respecting the effects of the
Fluid in my own case. The time IS ss vet TOO short
to justify my speaking positively in relation to the
permanency OF my cure, but say that since the
application of your Bracelets my wrists and of The
Band TO my neck, the whole series of INV nervous
complaints has been suspended. | suffered mach
from Chronic Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dysnen
STA, and felt satisfied that those disorders were an
connected with each other through the Neruou, Svs
TEN. have had none of the Dyspepsia whatever
since the application Of your Rings, SC; nothing
worth IN entiOning OF the Bronchitis, flor have been
enabled to resume the discharge of my pa stoal du-
ties OF preaching and visiting, Sc, much the sur.
prise ofmy congregational and hl ave had but single
twlnge or two of the Rheumatism l have enjoyed
so FAR more perfect exemntion from those maladies
distressing as they are, than il has been my lot
JOY for yHars cannot be too grateful TO God, who
in his Providence directed to you. l cannot say with
certaiRty when shall be in New York again, but
shall certainly take the earliest opportunity of call
ing on you.
"The immediate design of this letter is to procure
some OF the same kind of assistance for two OF my
people. Many of my CONGREGATION are affec ted it'll
nervous disorders, and should my cure be permanent
many will be led 10 apply to YOU | have the largest
country charge in the State and my cure has eIectri
fed them $50 to speak) entirely"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26

Dreadful Calamity at MadiSon.--W learn
from the officers OF The ma-boat that
small stream, back Of Madison, called
"Crooked Creek" rose with such rapidity
yesterday afternoon from the heavy rains,
as to cause the loss OF life and property
When the mail. boat passed Madison, it was
supposed that six or eight men had been
drowned. Many houses and the culvert Of
the Madison and Indianapolis railroad were
swept off. 1t would require nine months
to repair the damage done to the railroad
alone by this treshet.- Louisville Journal.
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EARTH'S CHANGES.

saw cottage, round whose door
The wood-bine twned with roses fair,
And all within was hope and peace,
While Love was always welcomed there.
Within the porch, matron young
A rosy slumberer held the while,
And Oft she'd gaze upon its white
And dmpled form, and sweetly smile.
Unconscious infa MT richly blest
Art thou, thought | in love like this,
Which strives to shield thee from all harm,
And seek'st thy greatest earthly bliss.
looked again. A GREYHOUND form
A lowly tomb was bending DER;
Though changed by cares, and grief, and years,
knew that face I'd seen before.
To God, her widowed heart was raised
In thankfulness, that there is given
The glorious hope, that we shall meet
The loved and lost of earth, in Heaven.
And then she prayed, - how fervently!--
For him-her only wandering child,
That God would guard him on the seas,
And guide him through each danger wild.
Years came, and passed--and then saw
Beside grave, funeral train;
That earth tried one at length found rest
From all her sorrows, grief and pain.
Her boy had reached his early home,
Her parting blessing to receive,
To him she spoke a mothers love,
And gently babe him cease to grieve.
His fair young br ide stood by his side:
In tears cen lovelier than before.
How soon, thought I, these changeful scenes
OF life, may all be acted DER!
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MURDER or CALIyoRNiANs.-It is feared
that Captain Leavi,t and his friends, eleven
in number, who started from Arkansas 10
California last April, have been murdered.
A party of hostile Cumanches have been
seen in possession of their guns and other
| arms, and the traders Of Little River, in the
Seminole country, believe them 10 have been
murdered. A friend from Little River in
forms the Arkansas Inteligencer that Mr..
Leavitt was persuaded to return, as bis par
~ was entirely too small to undertake so
hazardous a trip; but he refused, and de-
ards.
The last Cherokee Advocate thinks tina.
there is room for apprehension, and pub.
ed from party OF Greeks, lately returned
from hunting excursion. We make an
extract
A few days since met some Kickapoos
a, Mr.. Ards store, on Little River, and
heared from them that the upper Canaan
ches and kioways were very hostile to other
bands OF Indians, carrying on a .hieving
business in the way OF stealing and robbing
all who were so unfortunate as TO meet
them. They informed me that two Greeks
OF the To poi ka-town, twenty miles above.
on Little River, had recently come in, who
brought the news, and also, that many OF
the Cupapclies were dying OF the small pox.
These Creek Ners surrounded, and would
have been killed they say, but for the inter-
position of Chief. As it was, the Kioways
robbed them Of alp they had. From their
report, too, it is more than probable that
the expedition which started for California
this spring under Captain Leavitt, num-
boring only eleven men, have fallen into
their hands. These Greeks were only
short time behind Leavtt and company in
going out, and followed their course-heard
nothing OF them, but saw some kioways,
with guns similar double barrelled, which
were uncommon among lndians) TO those
which they saw in possession OF Capt. Leav.
lit before starting. From these ciycum.
stances we have reason to fear that they
have met with an untimely end. We hope
for the contrary, and would not pretend TO
state this as true; for il it should not be as
we fear, it would DO causing great deal Of
Unnecessary grief TO the friends Of those
who went, which is certainly far from my
wishes. On the other hand i, is given-as
IN the case of ship long at sea, and repor.
ted, fom circumstances, to DO lost as intel.
|ligence which should be known.
| There was one thing which was some.
what amusing q, the Seminole Council,
which forgot to mention. When the
lagent informed the Indians Of Gen. Tay-
ior's triumphs, they were somewhat incred'
ulous, at first, but when satisfied as TO the
truth OF it, they can't fight may be they bet.
ter quit, and make friends--might get whip
ped some more. And again: shat Mexi
cans were not as good as the Seminolss to
fght,"that Gen. Taylor was big man now
but chase him back once myself Seminole,
make him run, in Florida.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-26

Terrible Stale of Anarchy in Canada
The Montreal Herald says thu, the police
of the capitol is inadequate to the protec.
,ion Of the lives and property ofits citizens.
ave are in such state," says that paper,
that no man can leave his house after dark,
or 90 half mile out OF town in broad day,
wiihou, feeling OF uncertainty whether
he will ever return alive. Our police have
been reduced, the hoIsemen, who are the
only efficient force on the high roads, al.
most suppressed, and there is no other al
tentative but TO remain absolutely within
doors, or 10 adopt the horrible expedient
Of carrying arms, determined, If attacked,
to sell our life as dearly as possible"