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CABINET WARE ROOM
In EkfOn bu
NEasIlbank & CantWel.

KaSibank Il CantWeI.
TIE undersigned have established
themselves in Elk.on, at the shop in "1he
Hollow," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they purpos preparing to
order, and keeping un hand all kinds 81
Cabinet FURNITURE.
Having learned the business in ono
he large cities, they have brought witt
hem all the arts of the trade, and art
prepared to maka the best articles, as wei
as the cheapest, and as they do their work
themselves, and are under but light ex.
penses, they can afford to sci at lower
prices than the city shops.
In short every article in their line, nc
matter how stylish or costly, or whether
be of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
ior common pine.
They willalso make collins ofall kinds
and attend FUNERALS,
whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having il well made and
| Of good materials.
ROBERT MARSHBANK,
MATTHEW ANTWELL
| Elkton Juno 07th ,l6-
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WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEG E OF HEA LTH,

| Dr.. G. G. Vaughn's Vegetable Iithonriptit
! Mixture, a celebrated medicine which has mad,
| GREAT CURES In ALL DISEASES,
is now introduced into this section. The limit
of an advertisement will not permit an EXTENDED
notice Of this remedy; we have only TO say it hal
for its Agents in the United States and Canada
a large number Of educated
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
in high professional standing, who make gcncr
al use of it in their practice in the following dis
eases: Dropsy, Gravel, and diseases ofthe urn
AIRY organs; Piles and all diseases of the blood
arrangements OF the Liver, &c, and all genera
diseases of the system. 1t is particularly re-
qucstcd that all who contemplate the use OF this
article, or who desire information respecting it
will obtain a pamphlet of 81 pages, which agents
whose names are below will GLADLY give away
this books treats upon the method Of cure-eX-
plains the pro perties Of the article, and the dis
eases it has been used for over this country and
Europe for four years with such perfect effect.
eua Is pages Of testimony from the highest
verrters will be found, with names, places ant
Dotcs, which cab be written TO by any one in
raested, and the parties will answer post paid
communications.
SIX for the pamphlet, as no other supamch
phlct has ever been seen. The evidence OF
power of this medicine over all diseases is gu;
antocd by persons OF well known standing lns
clcty.
Put up in 80 or. and - OF. bottles. Price IL,
80 OF 81 Il o.; the larger being the cheaper.
Every bottle has
sc. C. VAUGHN"
written on the directions, sc. See parnphle
page IS. Prepared by DR.. q. c. VAUGHN,
and sold at Principal Office 2G1 Main Street
Buffalo, N. Y. Offices devoted to sale Of this
artclc exclusively, 1872 Nassau, Ncw-Yark, and
corner of Essex and Washington, Salem, Mass ,
and by all Druggists throughout this country
and Canada as Agents
AGENTS!-Dr J. Wallace, Elkton; r. l..
Thomas, North East; Andrew Kidd, Port Dcpos-
1t; John S. Evcrist Co., Row Iandsvile.
Jan. ed lS4S--ly
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land Surveying.

Tho subscriber still, continues the business
surveying land, and from much experience IN
coating lands, tracing lines, and dividing estates
lisrrcrarrd to execute all calls N his profession
with expedition and accuracy. lie also attends
CONVEYANCING,
lIri,ing deeds Mortgages. Wills articles OF a.
prccmcnt, Bonds Bills of Sale, Leases sc. lie
also ac.s as
LAND AGENT.
IN selling Lands on commission. All calls will
he thankfully received and promptly attended to
on moderate terms Communications By mail
will receive immediate attention:
LINES McCA ULEY.
New Leeds. near Elkton Md.
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MTcALISTER'S ALL HEALING DIN"
lTA MENT.-rlIlNK OF THE FoLLowIG

I :, -.
AZ IT,, MA. Coo o,rhts IF i, Two reccivo into ,bc
stomach nass oG. ,7,rourh ,he norcs of the skin
~ a'i h,sa,ap 5"s ps o '''0 r''00
Oh T,a, m, Slim cyacuatcs more matter
~. i'at .'' :%..,,. a,d ,,,eIs nv, ,oao,h
'' '''0 'N"'s''
Oh. Tho, tho cr;o d;schorres more matte, in
n. ,I,,n ,h. Roweis do in Ii d. vs
,nI 10, H., so,,o.a oyorcisa , man will losa
,hrao ''i G,r y, , CIV. ,nnds in one Lour
AZ ,Th,, thc Crr,,nr MERGED the human cnt
;c,o viii nnr,, mr. .nnll opcpinr to tho almost
;nnroJihla rnnn,hnr of ioo MILLION mnkino
This the GRAND OJT-L EFT ofall the rcdundan
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Trustees Sale

By virtue of a decree of the Court OF
Chancery, the undersigned as Trustee.
will offer at Public Sale on TIL RSDAI
the 2Sth day OF December ls4S, at the
Court House door in the town OF Elkton
all that valuable property lying IN the
village of Conowingo in Cecil county,
Or which stands that large THREE
T. STORY FRAME HOTEL,
Aa::1 3 which was oace occupied
:|aA ILL., by Mr.. Isaac Brown This
building IS IN fine repair,
and is covered with slate root-and
has double or two story piazza IN front
with fine kitchen in the rear. The 9th
improvements are two story Dwelling
House, Tailor's Shop, Shoemaker's shop,
corn house and ice house all well built
and of good material.
The terms OF sale are, one fourth part
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash
on the day of sale--one other iourth par,
in 6 months-one other fourth part in -
months-and the remaining fourth part
in IS months from the day Ct Sale; the
last three instruments to bear interest
from the day of sale and to be secured by
bond or note with approved security
Sale to commence at 2 O'Clock T. M.
JOHN G. GROOME, Trustee.
Elkton December, end 1913.
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C'onstabIe's Sale.

By virtue Of seven writs, of Fieri Facias
and one writ of Vendi ENponas issued by
YIN. Beatty Esq. one of the Justices of the
Peace, OF The State Of Mary land, in and for
Cecil County, at the sui, of Black & Broth
ers, VIM. w. Black, Admir- Of John N.
Black. Decd & VIM. Reed use of R. L.
Thomas, against the goods and chatlles,
Ian Is and lenemenis, of Benjamin B. Sweet
& Nathan Nc Vey, and TO me directed, I
have siezed and taken into execution, all
the, tight, title, interest and estate, al law
and in equity of the said Benjamin B
Sweet-in aid to all that piece Or parcel
or tract Of Land where the said Sweet now
resides, containing 300 Acres more or less
about i J miles from North East. Also, 5
head Of cattle, Hogs, one horse cart, !
Carriage. 2 Horses, so Bush. Corn, so Gal
Peach Brandy, head of Sleep, Wheat in
the ground, PIoughs, Harrows, Cul,iva,ors,
Beds s Bedding, Tables, Chairs, one Clock
and one Size Board hereby give no
lce, ll,al on Thursday tie 21st day Dccem
her INST, between and O'Clock p Nj.
will offer for sale Ire said property, 50 siez
d and taken into execution, by public auc
on, to the highest lidder for cash, on the
remlSes.
CHARLES r. F. FOSTER, Cons'.
North East Dec. End 1913.
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DENTAL SURG cry
WILLIAM l.. JONES.

s-s Surgeon Dentist from Ba limo
lff1ss-s-ES=s having removed to Elk,un, otie
NLLIn1 his professional services TO he
citizens ofCecl and the ed aeon
counties Office two doors east of Johnson
Hotel, lHte.y occupied as the Office of the cec
County Advocate.
Teeth extracted, filed, plugged, or insert ed
upon the latest and most improved Prncipi
very moderate rates.
Special attention. will be paid to children
when his professional services are required.
Advice gratis.
Ladies will be waited en- at their residen ces
ifdcsred.
Very upcrior dontriices Of his own manu-
AnIN always on hand.
olnloGJ 18th 49, GIN.
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Sign Of the Big Boot.

opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, (Enoch Croucl) his
entire stock IF Ladies', Misses, and children's
boots and shoes, and has commenced manutnc-
turing Ladies' Shoes of every description. Eo
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call, with mems womcn's and
chiidrcns boots and shoes otthc best sort at very
low prices. TliOS. e. CROUCH
Elkton, Feb. 2Gth rs.
n. b. Country produce taken in exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted boot and shoe
makers.
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Am Original Novel.

A special feature for the present volume will
be the publication of an ORIGINAL NOVEL, the
manuscript of winch has been purchased for the
purpose The publication of this novel Will com
mence in the third number, aud ,rW IN no case
be erended into the succeeding u.ur even although
II large number of extra pcgcs have to be printed
to bring it to conclusl'n before the close OF the
nc,, GeId If Amer;ca, trndiiions, cutirclv m
touch,d Inv Irving Conner ar ony of ou- writer's
of historical Gct;on The scene Of the story is
in Nor,h C,rnl;n, inst nrior to the Rcvolu,;on
and il embodics in the form ofan entertaining
fr,it,nns narrative mass of historol ,rod;,ions
rcsncc,ina rho n,r1v settlement or,he Cornlm,,,s
which If wc mis,al. not will rive ou,o p new
ospcct to that part of our national history. The
writer, Mr. Why. who has contributed short
tale to our present n,mbcl. is a native of North
Carolina. and has travc,sed carefully all lhat
mart Of The country which he has made the scene
of his stnrv for he nurnose ofrivinr the greater
fidelity and accuracy Of his DESCRIPTIONS. Win
ont violating any ofhis secrets we nav venture
TO tell his readers in advance tina, he has thrown
an interest (somc,hinr like tina, with which
rcnius has ;,v,s,,d ina abode If ,Lc knickcrboc
kcrs) over even tho "Dlsmal Swami - and that
not loss dismal limo If sandy horborloss sea
beach vh;cl, stretches far hnnd,eds of mile.
soulh oCC,,o Fear
Another icotu,e will he n serious Of Stories NV
Ptof,.ssor Army Will;omstovn Mass ilus-
,ro,i,,r ,I,, ti,nos or l,o o,rl, ,,,r,,,s
Rev. John Topp, d. ID, ofPltsfcld, Mass,
will con,jnnc to Contribute New Eraland L.
pcnds, of whicl, ..Tomo of the Wild Lakes in
he January number, is r,;r s,ecimen.
umrrr,rc
n Il III y 1A o.
The following splendid Engravings, snitab lie
for Parlor Ornaments, have been engraved at an
expense of moro than $1,000, and are offered as
Premiums in connections with the Magazine.
The price ofcit!er picture is of itself So
IA lnye whoie-lcngth Portrait Of General Il. Tmlo'
Represented resting on his war horse, Old Viii
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A Card TO the Public,

Those in want of good, substantial and cheap
Ware Rooms Of the subscriber in PoRr DEPOSIT
This place being one of the large st lumber de
pots in the country 1t is evident to every person
at a glance, that few persons in the business
have the same facilities to procure the very best
OF materials, without which good furniture cam
not be made. In poin, of workmanship, if it is
not what it is represented, you are at liberty to
return 1t, and get your money. back.
A large and general assortment of Windso
Chairs on hand, and such as cane seat, and /
ing chairs Of all prices and patterns.
J. ID. MARSHBANK.
Porr Deposit, May 20, 4S-6m.
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Hats, Caps, Ladies Furs,
AND UMBRELLA DEPOT.

Hats, 81 so, 81, s. so 1893, and 81, IA hat which
will compare fl,orably with those sold for S.
Caps, 25 cts 81 l-2 cts. so cts IS cts. 81, 81 %
81 so, 81, Sc so, and higher. TnbreIias, 80 cts
10 cts. ST. 81 %, 81 so, -, 81 so, IS so, "a so
So, and IS 80 New York prices.
Lnde's Ei'rS falmost every kind and price
from Chids mut' at so cents up to SIS.
r F. DAVIS.
Baltimore Street, 9 doors East Of the Bridge.
BALTIMORE
Oct. IA, AS. SIN
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FL. RS.
RICH FANCY FURs FOR LADIES WEAR.
Charles 0akfcEd, Turrier.
No. 1o1 CHESTNUT ST.

n fec Doors abore Third, Philadelphia,
would invite the ladies to call and examine ms
snprr Tor stock Of Mutls, Boas, Tippets, nc OF
every variety, consisting of Rich Russia Shhlr
IIudson's Bay Martin, Norwich Martin, MINK
Stables, Baum Martin, Stone Martin, Erm'ne
Fitch, Lynx, SC. Sc. These skins have been
selected with great care, and are made by the
best work,nin in the country. Ladies may rest
assured that no article will be offered tor sale
in this establishment that is not perfect in every
respect.
lot Chestnut st. few doors above Third, Phil
ndrlp,iia Sept -Gm.t
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Let us Hope for Brighter Days.
BY J.E. CARPENTER, ESQ.

BY J. +. CARPENTER, ESQ.
Let us hope for brighter days!
We have struggled long together,
Hoping that the summers rays
Might succeed the wintry weather.;
Hoping till the summer came,
That 10 us seemed winter still.
Summcr-wintcr-al the same'
To our hearts 30 I'D and chill!
Let us hope for brighter days!
Surely they must come at last,
As we see the solar rays,
When the storm has hurried pnst;
So ns, mid the storm, we know
That the sunbeam will succeed.
Let us not our hope forego
In our darkest hour Of need!
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NOTICE..

Is hereby given, to the creditors Of Samuel
Price, that personal discharge hath been
granted to said debtor, and that the first Monday
of, the mex. April term of Cecil County Court
being the first day Of said county Court hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and show cause,
if any they have. why final discharge shall
not be granted said debtor.
GEORGE Meet LI.OEGH, elk
Oct 81 'iS--5m. Cecil county Court
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DaeNerrc0tync Portraits.

Of a superior quality, handsomely colored
and put up in beautiful Morocco Cases, complete
for only ONE DOLLAR, n, s'rlELER's CHEAP
DAGUERREAN GALLERY, No. so l-2 Walnp
Street, below Fourth, Philadelphia. All Pic
lures made at this establishment will be ara,ra1l
hd perfect.
Sept 23-6m.
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
JUST PUIsLsskHED,
SARTAIN'S UNION MAGAZINE,
OF LITERATURE md .1RT,
Vns. .ganunIV. l249.
For January, l849.

Mrs c. NJ. Kirkland and Professor John s
Hart, Editors. Eighty pages of letter press on
new type and extra fine paper. Three supcrl
nezzotnto embellishments, and eight other var
led illustrations, and contributions from the pens
of the following talented authors
Rev Albert Barns, Prof James Rhoads, Miss
Eliza l.. Sproat, Mrs J.. H. Sigourncy, Mss E.
John Neal, Prof James l.ynd, Augustine Du--
game, Rev G w Be'hune, d. d. Henry T..
Tuckerman Mrs Frances Osgood, George II.
Boxer, Rev John Todd, d ID. Alfred b. Street,
Mary Smith, John Brown, Jr. Marian II. Rand
Mrs C r Townsend, Charles J. Peterson,
George S. Burcigh, c II Wiley, Joseph r..
Chandler, Mrs F B NJ Brotherson, Prof Joseph
.aden, Anne c Lynch, Mrs c NJ Kirkland, Re,
W Fl Furness, ID ID.
The public are already aware that the Union
Magazine has changed residence, as well as
changed hands, since the publication of the De
ccmbcr number Nlcssrs Sartain & Sloanaker hay
ing purchased it Of the former proprieiors, and
transferred its place of publication from New
York to Philadelphia. In addition, also, to the
services Of Mrs. KIRKLAND, WHO will continue,
as heretofore to contribute TO its pages, the pro-
prieors have engaged, rs an associate Editor,
Professor JOHN TART, of Philadelphia
1t is confidently believed that the patrons of
the Magazine will find signs Of improvement, as
well as change. Its external appearance IS i'm
proved. For evidence of this, Ethe reader need
only look for himself In the pictorial depart
ment, the Magazine may now tcnrIcssly challenge
Il comparison with any of its rivals,
In respect to the LITERARY character of the
it will be the earnest cndcavor of all
in its publication, to secure for it lhe
oflhe best writers that the country
affords. The propriators have already entered
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hGI N1sWANTED.

To Canvass for some new and Popular works
in every County throughout the United Safes.
10 Agents, tho most liberal encouragement is
oiiercd--wtl small capital of % to 500. A
chance is offered, whereby an agent can make
from $40 to S25 per week. For further partic.
ulars, address (post paid)
avn. A. LEARY.
No l5S North Sec on Street, Phladelph
Nov, 10 ISL
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NrONpARIEL WASHING SOAP.-This
~ superior article celebrated for rendering the
hardest Of water Efficient for cleaning all substau
ces to which 1t NAV he applied, and Is fact super
AIDING a.! other kinds Of soap, Woolen manntac
nrers Hotel Keepers, Honae Keepers & ohers
re invited to give it a ,!lal just received and
or aale by VIM, 1ORBEkT.
Aug. 49, 40
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

William Torhcrt would respectfully Inform the
public that he has received a large and we'll Sc
icct stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
now offers at very ow prices. They consist in
part of English, French and Beaver Cloths
various colours 4 prices, Cassimers, satnetts,
S,c
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NOTICE.

The ORPHANS Court of Cecil county
hold their stated meetings on the 2nd
Tuesdays of February, April, June Az
gust, October and December.
GEORGE r. HOWARD Re
ADril 10Th ISIS
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LACES & EDGlNGS
fine assortment OF Thread and Needework-
cd Edclngs and lnoer'ngs also French work col
ars and cuffs for sale by
Oct.2S, As Brown y McIN1lRE.
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MO RE NEW S,

Fl The largest, THE Mosr FASH
E0j IONABLE, and the best assort-
IL, III 80 mcnt of mems, woman's, and chill
II drcns boots and shoes, in Cecil
county, is to be fonnd at the sub
scribcrs BOOT & SHOE STORE. in Elkton.
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THE CECIL WIG,
Il Published every Saturday.
In the Log Cabin,
BY P. G. RICKETTS,.

Terms.-Two dollasa year, in advance
two dollars and Fifty cents at the end oftho year
RATES or ApvERTlsIHG.l square weeks
ST.; 25cts for each subsequent insertion square
months So, 6 months &c. year $l2. Frac-
tons of a square to be charged as square.
Long yearly advertisements at the rates of Sls
for one third of column There will be in no
case, any abatement of these rutes.
VoLNEY b. PALMER, Esq, is our agent in the
cities OF Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
Advertisements left at his "Country Newspaper
Agency" in either of those cite, will receive
prompt attention.
John c. Waters, Esq, is our agent in Port
Dcpost.
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TENEENTrs.
Washington Gallery of
DAGUER REOTYPES


No 234 North Second Street, N w. CO
ner of CalIowhil Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
TIE Likencsscs taken and beautifully colo
ed at this we'll known establishment for One
Doliar, arc universally conceded to be equal in
every respect to any in the city. Pictures taken
equally well in cloudy and clear weather A
large assortment of .MedatiioH and Lockeis on
hand, at from - to -, including the picture.
The Subscribers respectfully invite the cti-
zcns of Cecil County, to call and examine spcci-
mems ofthe latest improvements in the art OF Da-
guerreotyping, which will be exhibited cheerful
y and without, charge.
T. & &c. TENNENT
Philadelphia JULY L. 6m.
"ATs AND CArs-Finc Beaver Hats, Extra
Il Silk do. from l2 to ~, Mems and Boys
Cloth Caps from 81 l-2 cts. 10 one dollar, Mems
SILK and Cotton Plush do Mems and Boys Oh
Cloth do. from ~ l-2 cts to e. 10
in store and f,r by U'm TORBERT.
One door ABOVE the Cont House.
Shingles, Plaster's Laths & Picket
100000 LIST quality white pine lsin. Shingles
900 2nd do do do
10000 Plasterinr I.aths,
$1,000 = It. Palcs for fence,
andmg, and for sale low for Cash. or any kind
l. f'r'ry pIoduce taken in exchange, by
foME & KINkHAR
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One ofthc firm is a practical WORKMAN, and
will give his whole attention to the business o.
the shops. They will have the best hands en-
poyed and will endeavor to give satisfaction in
every job.
They intend to keep the best materials, wood,
iron and steel, and are prepared to make carts,
Wagons, rloughs, &C., &C., and repair them
shoe horses and do all kinds of Smthwork, and
they respectfully solicit from the community a
share of the work in their line of business.
JOHN p. BENNETT,
JOHN ID. McCAULEY.
Elkton, March 25th ls4s.
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B!ackslni!hing & WhceIwri.h|ing

The subscriber
have taken the
shops in "TnE
IluI.Lowh IN Elk
ton, for a long
time known as
IS otis shops
and are prepared
to do all kinds of
SnI,,iwork and
Wicclwrighting
in the best mail
ncr and at short
notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-27

that Rsmbuteau the Project of the Seine waited upon
his Majesty Louis Philippe to inform him that the Mu
nicpsl Council had decided demanding the resgna.
ton Of the ministry His Maesty immediately convoked
council OF minister's and brought the subject before
them The ministers replied Sire, r:npoye s.nous"
Having accepted their resignation, the king sent for
Mole who replied that he accepted Of the nisiere de
pemeute The Of the resignation Of the ministry
spread like widfre through Paris and for moment the
lighting ceased In the evening, the Rues St Honore
ST. Martin and Rambuteau were illuminated the troops
Withdrew with the exception Of those stationed in the
Place du Carrousel before the Hotel de Vile and the
Halles they however, allowed the people to move about
wherever it pleased them Bands of citizens, carrying
torches and singing the Marseaise and tho chorus OF
the Grondins" emerged at intervals, from different
streets and then vanished in the distance, interminging
their songs by cries of bss GuizoE Vue ie Rforme!
Quiet seemed restored but about ten O'Clock dense
mass consisting chiefly Of students, seen advancing
towards the Hotel Of the Minister Of Foreign AfirsE
They stopped the detachment OF troops on duty
before the hotel they endeavored to force the passage
whom the troops shoulaered their muskets and fired
Above sixty of the foremost fell killed or wounded
This greatly exasperatsd the mob and cries OF
Ia lanterns" shouted by Of the more furious
Barrcades erscted and the deep tones
Of the oscin pealed from the towers of Notre Dame