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THE CECIL WING,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. c. RICKETTS,.

TERMS. Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars AMI fifty cents !not paid IN advance.
To clubs in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ApvrRTIsISG.-On dollar Il square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents square tor
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines Of
BREWER, or space equal TO that, make a square.
Fractions of square, counted as square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, sem-annu-
ally or hy the vear at moderate rates.
U~ Hanlbills and Job Work ofall kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office of"THE
WIuG'' is in the centre ofthe town. next door
TO Doct. Wallace's d. ug Store.
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NOTICE..
Mar 10

7 hereby give notice that I eirc 10 my son
l. Francis T.. Bradbury, who - sti,l minor.
his freedom; and tina, hencciorih he is 10 act for
himself, without being under any obligation TO
me, or without my being answerabie Tor any Of
his business transactions.
Elklon, march ~, '53 J. p. BRADBURY.
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B. r. MAY,

D. i, MAY,
II AS completed his stock of
E:lll Il nd Winter Goods.
To the following list he respectfully invites
the attention OF the
Ladies'.
French Cloth: and Tweed CloakingS,
French Merinoes in various colors,
French Ca>hmcrcS, do
ThIbcl lolhs, do
Mousln de Bcgrs,
Rich Persian Dclaines,
Figd aad Plain Mouslin DcLaucs,
Black and cold Alpacas,
Black Dress Silks,
Plaid and Chameleon Silks,
Prints and Gin"hamS,
Bay State and Waterloo ShawIs,
Cashmere aud Thibit Wool do
Wooden Flanncis in various colors,
Sack Flannrls do
Welsh Flanncss,
Colorcd Caaton Fanncls,
Bcachcd aud unblcachcd do
Blrached and unblcachrI mnslins,
Co'd CambricS and Driltinys,
Bicached and unbleoched do
Trimmings, Hosiery and Gloves,
Ladies and ChllIrcns' Shoes, &c.
GcnilcmcNS' Dress.
Cloths, Cassinrrcs, Twccds,
Cassinclts. Kentucky Jeans,
Heavy Flanncls, Comforts,
Gloves, Hosiery, Hats, Gaps, &c.
Hardware, Qupcnswarc, Groceries. Flour,
Meal, Bacon, Lard, Potatoes Burning Fluid; &c
n. b. ouu1ry Produce taken in exchange
for Goods At the highest make price.
Oct SO, 80 IF
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"a HsaOers ano Correspondents.

NV have on our table number
of letters and communications which
we have not had time TO examine, an
swer, notice or print as they may sever
ally demand; but they shall all have
attention.
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B0rdentO,yn Female College

This institution is beautifully situated on the
bank of the Delaware river, near the glound,
nlihc late Joseph Bonaparte. For beauty Of
situation. ease oi access and general healthiul-
ness, no institution in our country possess sd
perIor. and few, il any, equal advantages.
The summer session commences Nav ond
For catalogues containing terms, ec,. Address
JOHN II. BRAKELEY.
Mar. l9--4 w. President.
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YssN S'I'ElEI'M SALE.


iDi virtue oia Decree OF the lion. Albert Con.
j stable, Judge of the Sixth judicial Circuit
. d Maryland. IN Chancrry, the undersigned, as
Trustees, will Offer al Public SALE al III" house
Of Joseph McMulen, in the town OF Port De-
post, on
7Hmsday, o1a day Of .7prH nert,
all that valuable property known as the Crock
Run Mills, adjoining1hr town Of Port Deposit.
The buildings consist Of Il large stone mill
for gIisi aud grinding plaster and n two story
stone dwelling house. The whole water power
is fall OF 50 feet, II which fall Of % feet
only is now used for tue girls, mii.
This property will be sold in !hrcc PARCELS
one embracing the waer-ri.ht aud hulldings
with some land adjacent thereto; nuo'Acr con-
tanning some valuable stone quarrics. and the
third being a piece Of land along the shore Of
the Susquchanna river.
4 plot Of the survey will be exhibited on the
day of the sale, or can be seen before that tune
on application to either of the UNDERSIGNED.
This property is most advantag cously silua-
ted for manufacturing business of all kinds. 1t
lies within few yards Of the Susq uel.ann river,
and has ready access TO the aIkcls OF Phlla-
delphia and Baltimore by water and railroad.
The terms OF sale, as prescribed by the Dc
cree, require the paymen, of one-lhird part of
the purchase money 10 be made in cash on the
day Of sale; one third part in nine months from
the day of sale; the residue in eighteen months
from the day of sale; the last two ins'almenls
to bear interest from the day Of Sale and to be
secured by the Bond or note of the purchaser
with security to be approved by the Trustees.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. Nj.
JOHN G. GROOME,
HENRY c. MACKALL,
JAMES r. MCCULLOUGH. \
Elkton, Mar. %. '53. Trustees.
- Journal and Gazrit", Wilmington; Village
Record and Republican, West Chester; Lancas-
Ter Examiner; Daily Phila. Enquirer and Pub.
lie Ledger, Pills copy twice u week till sale
and send bills 10 Trustees.
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CFIE.A p
WINDOW SHADE

depot IND MANUF.4CTORY ofG. l..
~ MILLER CO., 5. w. corner .7rch and
Second Streets, PHiLADELpIIIA.--Eve variety
o!shades, wholesale and retail, such as Scroll,
Flower, Gothic, Eigncitc, Oil and Dry Land
scapes, are to be had at the lowest prices Tor
HuaiIty OF work. Orders tor Gilt, Plain, Store,
Lcttered and other Shades executed at short no
ticc.
Merchants and others are invited to give us
trial. WE WILL TRY To PLEASE.
Grasses, Trimmings, &C., always on hand.
Remember s. W. conner Second and Arch
Streets, Phila. [teb II
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NOTICE,

TN order to accommodate The people of New
l. ark Elk,on and North East, tickets will be
sold vt the Wilmington office for hose points,
per through Freight Train, "a passenger car
being aliachcdD leaving Wilmington at p.
NJ. J. X. WARNER,
Mar 10 y gent.
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HOpEWELL
Classical and MerCantiic School

lHHE WINTER SESSION of this Institution
L. Will commence on the first THt RSDHT oi
November, with the following list of teachers:
JAS. I. DORIAN, A. NJ, Principals; Mrs. NJ +.
DonAN. Teacher OF Music; Mr.. }. NJ. KENNEDY,
FRS; Assistant; Mr.. s. a. FnrEMAN, Second
AsSist2nl; Mr.. VIM. CHANDLER. Third Assistant
The following report was handed 10 the Prin-
clpai l'3 the committee on ,hr las, examination
The committee was composed OF Rev. j. Squicr
"i Port Deposit. Md. Rev. S. NJ. Osmond, of
Oxford, Pa. and 5. j DicEry. Esp, OF lIopcw.ll
by invitation Of Mr.. james r. Doran, A .
NJ Principal Vi the IlVpywcl! Classical and
Mercantile School, the undersigned, a. II com
nitlec attended aud conducted the public rx-
animation Of its pupils. which took place at the
close OF the present session, Sept. 2.th, 1852.
The iltnc allowed for our investigations, was
sufficiently protructed 10 be perfectly sulsiac-
tory. Tho different branches oil study. upon which
III" pupils were examined. were such as are
usually pursued schools Of the sauc standing.
embracing 'iosc au a rudlmenta character a..
well as the more advanced subjects, connected
with the natural sciences, Mathematics and
Languages. The examination was thorough
aAl searching. Trhr Principal urged his to make
1t such, and as ia rs our ability extended. VIC
did 50. The class we're "iycn up entirely TO
our disposal. and could possibly know nothing
Oh inc portions, upon Whlch lncr were to nc eN-
amincd, OF the questions winch we're to be rs k ed.
We endcavorcd to test the knowledge of the
pupils more as TO iicTs and MiMgy, than mere
woris-to learn whether judgment, as well as
memory. was receiving its adequate cultivation.
Sometimes the text book was igiIly followed.
but more frequently independent questions were
asked. Tor the purpose Of discovering whether
al ability had been acquired for a practical APP
plicaiion otlhe principles mastered. In Justice
to both teachers and pupils, we fee, bound to
say that the examination was notify sustained.
There was an appearance OF confidence in the
pupils,-a promptness and clcarncSs in answer
ing the questions put to them, which we feel
assured coul! result only from Moron I'll preparat
HOn-prcparatlon too, Of the right kind no
mere drumming for tie occasion, or drilling
on particular points for the purpose of doing
we'll on examination day,--but such as faithful
discipline and honest, diliscnt application can
alone give.
From the failhfuness evinced on this occa-
sion by the principal, and the diligence and
progress OF the pupils. we take pleasure in re.
commenting this Institution TO the patronage Of
! the community, feeling confident that all those
committing their sons or wards TO his care. will
be- .nply rewarded by their moral and intel.
lcclual advancement"
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REID THIS g.!

JSn0 YARDS MOUSLIN DELAINES for
jDUU sale at KENNARp & Cos, cast end of
Elh,on. AS we wish to close ont our stock of
Winter Goods we now offer some OF the grenl-
est bargains ever offered in this town. We
have also a fine assortment of Cashmere, A J.
paca, Prints, Flan1cs; Hosiery and Gloves in
any quantity. feb. ~
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SHIPPING. FIEsS WANTED.

MUSK RAT, Mink. RED AND CRY FnN. Rae
M cpox AND RABBIT SKINS. For which the
highest cash prices will be paid by
SOILS. BROTHERS.,
Sc Arch St. bet , X 3D. SIS. Philadelphia.
lis Water 81. Cup stair>) New York.
March l2--2m
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NEXT GOVERNOR OF MARvlAND.-.
Til" Annapolis Republican names Thos
Swami, Esq, Of Baltimore, as suitable
wing candidate for the Governorship Of
Mary land at the election to take place
next Fail.
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IMPORTANT TO THE
Citizens of Cecil Co., and Vicinity.

TT will no doubt he an Vantage TO man! OF
l. the inhabitants of Cecil county and vicinity
who occasionally visit the city OF Wilmington,
to know where ;hcy may supply their wants in
reference to Dry Goods, Trimmings Carpets,
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IloaNlBLE I)EATu-Ba,il Cunning
ham, rrsidinH' near Russelvilie, Chester
county, Pa, was thrown from his bug
ev last Maaiay, and killed. His body
was soAnuch int-rlocked with the wheel
that ii had to be taken oil, before the
limbs could be released.
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CABINET vyAEsE-ROONV,

TN ELkTON.-Thc subscriber respectfully
l. calls the attention OF his lends and the
public to his large and splendid assortment Of
Ready-MHadc Furniture,
fall kinds. made of the hes, materials and in
the latest styles, by the best workmcn.
Every article will he sold as cheap, for cash,
as it can be bought Tor in either CITY; und any
piece of furniture called for and not ON hnnd
will be Immediately made to order, and war
lan,cd TO please.
Persons wishing To buy will save money by
calling at my Ola Stand in "YAc HO!low," be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
UNDERTAklNG.--St attention will be
pad to furnishing collins of all qualities, and
attending funerals al the shortest notice.
Feb 3m ROBERT MARSIIBANk.
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Plaster and GuanO.

BEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICE.
d Wy from first hands and save extra profits
- The Stone our hes, land Plaster is manulac-
red from, we have sclcvicd with great care at
the Plaster Cnarries. Buvcrs will mark this
important fact. One buShci of our Select Land
Plaster, has more ierlilising power than two
huShcl of ordinary Plaster.
We have now for sale
10000 bushels extra quality select Land Plaster
5000 " good ordinary - :"
1000 barrels CALCINED PLASTER.
roo " CASTING 6
10 " DENTIST {"
100 STEREOTYPE "
Peruvian GuanO.
This article we offer in confidence 10 our
customers, as equal 10 any imported, and far
superior to most in the Market.
loo bags of this superior Guano, for sale at
the lowest market rates. Also,
PATAGONIAN GUANO.
GROUND CH ARCOAL.
pOuDRETTE. &c. &c.
c. FRENCH & co.
At the STEAM PLASTER MILLs, Junction
York Avenue, Crown and Callowhill Streets,
Feb 3m PHILADELPHIA.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR. at
WI BROWNE FCfPD'S
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ER USTEE,S SALE,

Dl virtue OF a decree of the Hon. A Inert Con
- stable, Judge ot the Sixth judicial Circuit
OF Maryland for Cecil county in Chancrry, the
Undersigned as Trustee will offer atPublic Sale,
1~csday, the 5M doy Of .1prH 1853,
Il, the Court House door in the town of Elk,on,
Cecil county, Nd. a tract Of WOODLAND in
said county containing
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GREAT BARGAINS
IN ID RY GOO ID =

WIN. kENNARD & CO., Eas, OF npoer
| W end Of Elkion, have jnsi r,iyed a new
stock Of
Fall &. Winter DRY ESnds.
| among WHICH viii! be found criuoe$. Alpasas,
"i'lIn Declines, Gin.ham,, Prints, a fine
! rs "rlnrn'"j Bay State Shaws. which we will
sell very cheap. Cloths, Cassimcrr., CASH
Its, Saine'i$. srstings. Woohn am Cotton
flannel', 'i'.ached and Brown MuslIuy. Stripr,I
ohIrtlns, thrck>, hr. \ good assorim,nioi
REHDf-.N.9DE CLO7IJi.IT.
Gloves and Hosiery. large m.sur ,mrn, Of
Boots, Shoes, Caps, &c. Groceries o., all de,
Scriptions very cheap.
We would therefore call the attention Of cash
Purchasers 80 onS stock ri goods, AZ we blink
They can do aS yell with Us they can % he civ
Country produce tnkcn in exchange for goods
O0r motto is 10 sell IT city prices for caSd
Oci30 W. NJ. kENNARD Il Co.
NEW FAIL & WINTER GOODS.
WILLIAM TORBERT has jus, returned
w from the cit, with large and superior
stock "t Fall aud Winter Goods. as fnIIpxs:
L.jDIEs' DEESS GOODS.-Mouslin De
LANES from 12a 10 81. Chere Jlam. NJ Dc
Be"r, silk P"pli~s, Paamalta Cloths. AIpacos,
black and fancy coi'ui Silks, GinghJu,>. q lpr.r
lot OF Cashmere and Bay State ShaxI+, Ljnscys,
rickings. Shifting, stupid Cheek. Ribbons,
LaccS, Buttons, Hosiery. nd and sill Gloves,
Cimps, ladies Metallic Boots, Buskins, Jenny
Lind Shoes. &c.
GENTLEMENS' .fPP.1REL.-C loths,
CaiSmerr+. Sa,inrIts, C.,SS,uelts, Jeans, Tweed,
fine sin liats ot,hc latest style, tnen and boys
cloth aud plush Caps, &c.
GROCERIES,, Ec.--Ncw Orleans Molasses.
New York Syrup, Sugars. Coirc, Tea. Choeo-
late, candles, soap, tobacco. cigars, spices, c.
darwarC, &c.
His stock for this Fall aud Winter has been
selected with great care and attention. and he
feeds conlidcn, in sayin. that he is prepared IN
sell to all who may favor him viii, a call. ut
very reduced prices. Gail and examine Tor
yourselves. loot %
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JOHN S, KENW
y o. Sc, ,IfFEef 81.

.A0. 80, ,Hnfktf ".
Purchasers ,ray End ii much to their interest
10 cali. This store is celebrated for the large
variety, exlcnsirc assortment, and chrapncss OF
its goods; to prove which; those VIII" have not
heretofore dealt at the establishment, are re-
spcc,fully u, grd to call, by doing so. many will
not ouy save money, hui lime aud trouble.
The assortment consists in part al
Black and Fancy Silks, Cloths, satIneis, cas>i-
Embrodcrics and white mcres, rrs'In@S. hlan-
Goods, McrnoeS, Co. kc,S, buck glove. and
burrs, dclaircs, prints, mitts, sacklng bottoms
! Alpacas ard other dress comiortabc>, buttons,
| fabrics House Furnish cotton laps, Woolrn
| ing Goods, Mourning and cotton jeans, sns-
! Goods. FlannciS. iIoSi- pcniers. spool cotton,
cry, gloves, trimmings, Sack tlanness album
scaIiS. &c. "ahce, &'.
| One of the largest assortment of Furs and
Shawls in the city; also,
Carpcting,
Brussels Tapestry, Three Ply, Snperhne and
common Ingrair, Entry and Stair Carpets, rang
ing in price from l2} cents 10 $3.50 per yard,
including Rag Carpets from 20 rents to better
grades, oil cloths, canton lnai,ings, window
shade, and Blinds, stair rods, carpet lacks, nc.
! Iwould further Stale that am constant at
tcpdep, on the large and rcgnlar Auction sales
tina, take place in Philadelphia every week,
where bur many excellent bargains and cheap
goods, thus being able to offer many induce
mcnts tia, others cannot offer
/ would call the particular attention OF the
ladies to my stock of CIoahins cloths, md new
STYLE trimmings for Dresses and cloaks. together
with wide IHantnhu Iclrcis, aud in TACT to my
very large assortment Of goods for ladies wear.
| Nv old friends in Cecil and elsewhere, with
The pubic in general, are solicited To give our
stock an Nomination before makn. their pur-
cha,cs. Merchants supplied Il, Wholesale prl-
ccs Particular attention given to orders
JOHN S. KENNARD,
Wilmington, Dec III No. So Market st.
yJrOOLEN AND CANTON FLANNEL.-
w BROWN & FOARD,
Next door to johnson s Hotel,
Have opened this week, white, yellow aud red
! Wooden Flanncls.
Hamilton hleached and unblcachch 'anl"h
| Fhnncis, very cheap. lScP b"
C,UM SHOES 10 doz. ladies. cen,lcmca s"d
(T misses cum shoes, OF the latest st!R. 1r'm
tn. hest manufactures in the country. ln<' re
c.ivcd ~ BROWN 4 rOARD'S.
1,uRS. B0AS AND CUFFS hynx. limitation
Il do. Siberian Squirrel, Silver Martin md
,ch. Also, fresh lot Of Cfoakiass. Cloths
Fl Tweed.. For sale by b. r. MAY.
7 AIDES GATES AND SHOES. Just rcd
IL, fresh suprly II Mrs. Smiths Gaiirrs and
Shoes, md for safe b7 d. MAI
TRIED pr. ACHES. Just received mud "
sale a DOT OF dq.edl Peaches md Males. +
Feb 5 wM ToRBERT
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TEAS: TEAS!
A I.SO.

Good new crop Mobile Sugar, Stewards crush
ed. pulvelized and clarified sugars. In store
now at BRowN & FoARp's.
Feb. lS, SO.
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THE SPIRITS A Mrs. Rich, of kirt-
land, Ohio. was recently seized with a
fit. Instead ofcal!,ng in a physician,
the family const;:itd the spiritual rap
pers, who pronounced her i'll a trance,
and advised that no medicine should be
given her, as she would recover in two
weeks. She G:cd in few. DAYS.
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S. j. DlcKEY, }
j. SerrER, :
S, NJ. DsNoND. W

Catalogues for the year, ending Sept 2S,h,
1852, can be had by application to the prnci.
pal, at lIopcweIl Chester county, Pa.
JAMES I. DORIAN, a NJ,
HopcmeH, Oct lot Principal.
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EEroRTS FROM WAsHlNGToy.--lt is
truly said by the Alexandria Gazette,
that "the rumorS picked up and maui
featured in Washington, and photographed
al over the country. have fallen into
such disrepute that little Or no attention
IS row paid to them; and one-haIf OF
the news from Washing ton' at least is
set down as incorrect or unreliable.
Some Of these reports actually profess
to communicate what is said and done
at the Cabinet meetings, and TO inform
the public what subjects the Secretaries
are taking Up snd considering in their
private apartments! Ii is strange that
rhe newspapers will suffer themselves
and their readers 10 be thus humbugged
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:. W. HOLLAND. WIN. THOMPSON. 3. l. REYNOLDS
PORT DEPOSIT
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NUM SHOES. 10 doz. ladies. centlcmea a"d
(T misses cum shoes, OF the latest STYLE. 1rtm
the hest manufactures in the country. us, re
ccivcd al BkoN N n soAh"S'
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A letter from " ashinston, in the n.
Y. Tribune, says
Louis Napoleon is about to send a
naval force TO San Juan de Nicaragua,
to demand from the Municipal auIhori-
ties their satisfaction for fines levied by
them upon French subject for their re-
fusal to comply with some of the de-
mands Of the authorities Of that place.
The French Government, before decid-
ing upon this coarse, made a demand
upon the British Government. but that
Government replied that il had no res.
possibility in tire case, for by a treaty
with the United States, it had relin-
pushed all authority ard dominion
there.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24
SpuNKY YANKEE LIgurENANT. =

SpuNHY YANKEE LIgurENANr. -
Lieut.. Sheldon Of the u. 5. Artillery,
a strange. iron hearted man, stood by
his gun al The battle Of Lacole Mill.
(Canada.) until every other man had
lett il. The enemy seeing his condl.
ton, sent a detachment to take him
and the gun; but he maintained his
posi- ion Till the column came within
close pistol shot, when he touched il
of. The order Of fire had been CIV
EN- the same instant 10 tie infantry
arranged somewhat in the form o! a
semiclrce in the woods, and when the
smoke cleared away, only one out o (
The whole detachment was standing
on his ieet. and he making rather
accelerated cracks" Tor the mill
Sheldon once refused TO take Oft his
hat IN a Canadian theatre, while the
orchestra played God save the King,
when an English officer reminded hIm
Of his neglect. He made some reply
which led to duel. A friend Of
Sheldon endeavored to dissuade hin
from fighting, saying that he ought
10 apo'ogise for his conduct as the
established custcm requiring every
one to be uncovered wien 'God save
the King was played. should lave
been respected. Sheldon, however
was ob>,i Iate about II, when his
friend told him that his antagonist
never missed his ann, and he vas "A
dead man" if he fought. Then"
said Sheldon, "lherc will be two dead
mcn!' They fought and the English
officer fell dead at the first fire
Sheldon was shot through and
through. He, however, fingered on
for some six months, and finally died
IN Boston. He retained his almost
unnatural learlesness and hardihood to
The last, and would accost his friends,
as they stole softly to his sick cham
ber, with "walk in pail bearers, walk
i'm He was a PltlstieId man, and
was ''such stuff as heroes are made
Of"