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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-02
Clock, Watch, Jewelry, and
RIETY STORE.

OF MUNSON Il BROTHER
ELKToN, md.
and making selection of a time me asuring
clock. where can be found a large assortment
ni the latest styles aud most beautiful patterns,
which they have Just received from the manu-
tacturers. and are determined TO sell cheap for
cash. as time is said to he money. We arc re-
ceivlng almost daily from the manufacturers
and importers, clocks, watches, jrwrlry and
silver-ware, which we are determined 10 sell
on reasonable terms. We have just received
fresh from the manufacturers, n choice lot of
PERFUMERf, one drop Of which will inform
the nasal organs that Jules Hauel & Co.'S. per-
umery is something more than alcohol, that it
is what we represent ii to be, A No. /.
This is considered Golden .7gc, and every
appearance indicates the fact, and the precious
metal is beng circulated among the masses, as
box after box daily leaves the massive pile that
il before MS. and for sale cheap. Come all, our
object is to please and give you the worth Of
your money. Jan -
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Phil. vii. and Baltimore r. R 60.
SPECIAL RATES FOR THE TRANsTOR.
TtTION 0E
LIME. GU.ANO and MANURE.

LIME, GUANO and MANURE.
LIME--(Slaked, and in full car loads,
2cents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate pei car Ola wheels
$1,000 pounds) 20
6: wheels U6 900 pounds) $3.50
GUANO-3 cents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate, so cents per ten
MANURE = In full car loads, Il cents
per ton per mile
Minimum rate per car OF
4wheels. $1,000 pounds.) SLIGO
8wheels, 700 pounds) $500
Lime and Manure to be loaded and unloadtd
by the Owner or Consicnec.
When loaded and unlcadcd by the Railrt ad
Company, 25 cents per ton extla will be Charged
U5-The ton to be 2 900 pounds.
The p. W. and B. r. r. Co. being DESTROYS
Of promo ting the Agricultural interest Of ii e
county through which their Faihtnd las.ts,
offer to the public the above low rates t,I II {
transportation Of materials used in fcrtilizirg
the soil.
The use Of the Railroad Conn any's Bull-
ines and Depot Grounds, along H., Line tfte
Road, and at Philadelphia and Raltimtrc. ere
Free TO all Shippers and Consignees reason
able time, for the receiving and delivery of all
articles transported by the railroad company.
The company also give notice that next sea-
m they will run Milk and Market Cas- in.
nnection with the Aeon mediation T,ain.,
both from the Susquehanna River to Balrimc,e,
and from North OF the Susquehanna River TO
Philadelp hia; leaving for Baltimore and Phla-
delphia in the morning, and returning in Tie
afternoon; by which they hope to enable Milk
men and Marketmen to avail themselves of o.
regular and speedy conveyance.
The Havre de Grace Accommodation Train
will be continued throughout the year.
For further information, inquire of the Gem
era Superintendent, or ofthe Master OF Trans
portation
Per order OF the Board of Dir cctors.
S. L. STAFFORD,
Nov 10 If General Superintendent
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WE YET CAN LIVE!

J7oR ASH has Just returned from the city with a
L splendid stock of
ladies Dress Goods,
such as the latest styles of Cashmcrcs. Mcrinos
Dcan.S ,;inghams. Prints Mus;ins. &c.
BOOTS and SHOES for Ladies. Misses and Chit
drcn. and general assortment of ali kinds OF wear
ing apparc. for Men and Boys
But forgot we cannot live these Wei if
we can't;
Why he $ got first rate MACKEltAL. COD FISH.
HAMS. HERRING, CHEESE, and Jersey SWEET
POTATOES.
Let go get some, Oct I, "a.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

A j SCOTT BRO have Just opened their new
n. stock of Fall and Winner Goods. embracing
a larger choiccr and cheaper assortment tn IN they
have ever heretofore offered to the pub ic.
o Cal and see them opposite the Fountain Inn.
before purchasing elsewhere, if you want bargains.
ElktOn. Oct Ii.
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A, j. CIR @ w.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. SO Market St., Wilmington, Del.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
THE subscriber having on hanl al his Store
i No. SO Market ST., a large and general as
sorlment OF fresh and well selected Groceries,
takes this method of informing the citizens OF
Elkton and Cecil county generally, that he viii!
sell them as cheap as they can be Bought
either in Wilmington or Philadelphia market;
and respectfully solicits call from such as may
want goods in his line, before purchasing else
where. Also, wines & Liquors.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part Of
LIQUORS,-orth the first and medium quality
Old Cognac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Holland
Gin.
WINES.-MadcIra, Port, Teneritle, Sherry.
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAnELA Whisky, and
Wine Bi,teIs. ANDREW J. CROW,
No. SO Market ST., door above Miller's
June 80, 6m. Hotel, Wilmington, Del.
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A CARD.

T would announce tomy friends and the pablic
L that have JUS returned from the city with a
large and carefully selected stock of
DIFF Goods, Boots s. Shoes, Hats
and CAPS. READY MADE CLOTHING, Hard
ware, Qucensware Groceries and an assortment Of
Goods generally kept in country Store. all II
which | will sell low. Thankful for the very libcr-
al patronage bestowed upon me. would solicit Il
continuance OF the and cordially invite all 9th
crs to examine my stock will be pleased to show
You through them. JACOB B. ASH
Main ST. nearly opposite the Fountain Inn.
October 9TH. st. Elk on. Nd.
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OF the National Safety Company

!J'dlilm ST., south -reN Cor Third ST., Phiiuiu.
INCORPORATED ny THE STATE OF rENNA IN 1871.
1--WE PER CENT interest is given and the mon
I ey is always id eek whenever it is called for.
without the nee s*iy Of giving notice for it before
hand.
People who have rye sums put their money in
this wing Fund account OF the superior ,fcty
ana convenience it affords. but any sum. ltrge or
small. is c.cvrl.
This Saving Fund has more than If a million
of doll MS securely invested for The sAiey of be-
positors.
The Office is open to receive and pIy money every
Y. from . o. clock in the morning till o clock in
the evening. and Monday and Thursday eve
mugs till , o'clock.
People who have money to put in. are invited 70
call at the Office for further inform ition.
HENRY H. BENNER, President
ROBERT SELFRlDGE. Vice President.
WIN. j. REED Secretary.
Sentnmhrr 2 1871 If
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NOTICE.-The stated meetings of the Or
~ phans' Court of Cecil county, are beld on
the second Tuesdays in February, April, July.
August, October and December. School ac-
counts mus: be presented, on the second Tues
day in January, the I'd Tuesday in April, the I'd
Tuesday in July and the Cd Tuesday in Octo-
Der. . JAMES II. JAMAR,
June Is '53. Reg. of Wills.
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A ND il is important that ever: family should
IN be able TO measure its flight, and TO OBJ
serve the vibrations of the Pendulum how it
makes up the hours, days, weeks, months and
years. There was time when this could not
be done by all, but the improvement Of time
has brought about the time when every man
can avail himself o. the means OF king the
nnInenis u iher Hy b. en- llin oi ILa
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EEES II L.. KNIGHT,
Successor to Hartley < knight,)
Bedding and Carpet Warehouse,

NO. I4N SOWN SFfONN II, THEtHHFHW,
FIVE pooHs ABOVE srRrsqSTREET.
VJTiIERE he keeps constantly on md fur as
w SIR meni of every Article N his line OF has ne "
FEATHERS. FEATHER BEDS. Patent. Spring
VI .TTRESSES. Cured flair. No s. lIusk and Straw
Ma. resscs: Ve'yet Tapestry. Tapestry, Rr ,ssc's
Three P y. Ingram. Ncntian List, Rag and Hemp
OIL CLOTHS, CANTON MAT
rINGS. Cocoa aud Spanish Mattinss, F'oor and
Star irugg"ts Hearth hugs. Door NJ is. TABLE and
Pr,No CnvEns. 10 which he respectfully invites
the attention o. Purchasers. Sept 30 Iy
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Sep,en,ber. and will continue as formerly, I'M
der the chirge Of
R~v. &C.,. III. Tracy,
ASSISTED BY
MRS. TRACY :. MISS JULIA FARNIIAM.
The former success of these Teachers we
consider Il sufficient pledge for the faithful
aud intelligent discharge Of their duties.
Boarding in the family Of the Principal
$50 per term of twelve weeks.
TurrIoN:-Cnmmon English So; advanced
English 4 to s.; Languages each 81 extra;
Music so for thirty lessons; use Of Piano So;
Drawing, Painting, and other ornamental
branches at moderate charges.
Reports Of the pupils conduct and rccita-
tions will be submitted to the parents each
week. From its past success we are prepar-
ed to recommend the School to the public for
liberal support.
N. B. Any pupil going through regular
course of study at this institution, will receive
a diploma certifying the same.
C. SMITH,
i. REYNOLDS,
+. WILMER,
j. W. ABRAHAMs,
ID. WHITE,
J. p. VANSEMAN,
i. SAUTER,
Port Deposit, July % TRUSTEES.
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~" DUR town has been much cnlivened the last
two weeks with strangers attending Court they have
all etirned to their homes; quite number of them
delighted with the nice bargains in Cry Goods and
Ready -made Clothing bought at f. BROWNS Dry
Good Store.
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Rail Road.
Rail Road.
Phil. VII and But. Rail Road Line.
gA sss3 81

TIIE TRAINS between Philadelphia and
l. Baltimore, will pass Elkton toi the pres
Get as fullowo:
FOR BALTIMORE. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LIST train, l0a M. lst train, & a. N.
Ind * ~ Pm. md g lAa A.. N.
3rd 90 l2t night 3rd 90 IL r.a
Pcrryvilc g. p. N. ith g NJ.
9TH 6: 10! p. NJ,
BENZ. WELLS.
Elkton. Sept 1G. '54 Agent.
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DaY GOODS {. GROCERIES,

ever kept in Port. They occupy one OF the
handsomcst store rooms in the State, and in
order that everything shall be in perfect keep
ing, they intend to have constantly on hand
full and good stock Of all things usually to be
found in Il country store; such as llicocs,
de LANES, alpacas, mcrinos, ginghams, vel
vets, silks, satinctts, cassimcres, cloths, vest
ings of all kinds dress trimmings, fancy ar
tclcs, muslins, blankets, shawls, comforts,
stockings, gloves, boots and shoes, groceries
of every description, hardware Of all kinds,
and nearly everything else in almost infinite
variety
Give them call, whether You want to
purchase anything or not. and you will be
treated cordially, and goods will be exhibited
to you with pleasure.
SNOW 4 POULSON.
Port Deposit, Nov IL I'm
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f!CreantiIe.
NEW AND CHEAP
DR. Y GOODS.

NATE are nov receiving large stock of Staple
w aud Fancy Dry Goods. from the New York
mar>c'. 20 which we invite the p,ti.ulnr attention
OF the public. AS We wish 10 close out our en- ire
sock md orf goo Is d; ii prices as will induce
III IL [ pl-.h s.,
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SCOTT & BRO, will pay the high
"A. C,sh prices for Wheat Corn, and Oats.
u. B. Bagsfunished. Apply aitheir stor
uElkton, opposii' JohnsoL'sIlotcl.
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TO SPORTSNIEN.

WYE have just received a superior lot Of
w Double barrel Guns, Powder Flasks,
Shot Belts, Game Bags, Powder Shot and
Caps; all of the best quality, to which we in
ute the attention of sportsmen and others.
Scp9 A. ]. SCOTT BRO.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
l. AGE.-Farrners, Families and others, can
purchase no remedy eqril to DR.. Tobias Vene-
tan Llnimcnt, for Dysenlery, collie, CHI
lhcumatlSm, Group. qulnccy,s ore throat, tooth
ache, sea sickness, cuts, burns, swcllin4S, old
sores, musquito bites, insect siings, pains in
the limbs, chest back, sc. lit does not give
relief the money will be refunded, all that Is
asked, is trial, and use il according to the
directions. This article is an English remedy,
mad was used by William the Fourth, late King
Of England and certified to by him, as cure
for Rheumatism, when every thing else recon-
mended BY his Physicians had failed.
Over l0.000,00 Of Bottles have been sold in
the United States, without a single failure, and
many families have stated, that it was $40 per
bottle they woull never be- without it, in case
OF Group as it is as certain as il is applied. II
cures Toolhache in three minutes. Headache,
in haitian hour and Cholera when first taken, in
few hours. II is perfectly innocent 10 take
internally, and has the recommendation of many
OF the most eminent Physicians in the United
States. Price % AMI 80 cents.
Dir. Tobias has also put up Lnimcnt foI
Horses, in Pint Bottles. which is warranted
cheaper and better than any other, Tor the cure
of collie, gals, swellinss, old sores, bruises,
cuts, bruises, scratches, cracked heels, sc.
Price 80 cents.
Dr.. Tobias could fill dozen newspapers
with the certificates and letters received, re-
atino to the wonderful cures accomplished by
his Liniment but considers that warranting It,
sufficient, as any person who does not obtain
relief, need not pay for it, There has been so
much worthless Medicines sold to the public,
that Dr. Tobias wishes his article to rest on its
own merils-and If he gives the value of the
money received, then he asks the patronage Of
the public, not otherwise.
Dr. Tobias office 2lO Greenwich ST., New
York. For sale by VIM. H. Brown & Brother,
and Candy s. Hatch, Baltimore. [jan II eowy
IN OOO HORSES CURED OF THE
lU, UUUilEAVES. 50,000cureL orCoughs,
colds, dis,ermpcr, sc.
D.lRLEY'S .aRaBf.AN HE.8VE REMEDY
is the only article that can be relied upon for
the cure oflhe above complaints; it never fails.
Some persons have made from S25 to $50 on q
horse by feeding from three to six packages.
II greatly improves the CONDITION of the hors-
cs, brings of the old rough coat and produces
one smooth and glossy. There are counter
fcits-see the signature OF HURD & CO., 81
Maiden Lane. N. York. Price 25 cts. For
sale by VIM. II. Brown s. Brother, Candy &
Hatch. TJan IA cow ly
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VNTIIEN you 60 to Elkton call at "TORBERT'S
w and buy some of that Cayendish Tobacco il
you want good article, or I
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EA:iasis!psi@.
EFlTifSi sIiTRSlI

L hI" l. H.
SFIINa OFF. nj the old 81 nd No. 81 Arch St
~ below .tra. the who stock of FANCY FL KS
belonging to the late and well known firm of Soils
bnDr:!EEs. i now beng sold ut reduce prerS III
order 10 3 oae the estate his is the best AMI arg
g., asSo .inrnt OF Fnrs that he found and con-
s'sts of SABLE Mnri.. Mir FirCn, SQUIRREL.
and other kinds % fashionable Furs in CAFES,
NirrpUISES. CrfrS. MrFFS, So
Call early and m Ike your $ leat.ons.
DAVID II. SOILS,
S.rtiv'ng Partner OF late firm of Soils brothers.
No S6 Arch St. bl;wern ID and 81 It,
Oct 2S I'm PHILADELPHIA.
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Farmers 4 Commercial Hotel,

PUKT DEPUSIT, MD.
ID OBERT SMITH respectfully informs his
IL friends and the travelling public that he
has taken the large and commodious Hotel.
which he has newly furnished and re-ftted
with Ill the modern convenience and COM
forts of a first class Hotel.
Evcre attention will be paid to the comfort
of guests. The table will always be bounti-
fully supplied with all the delicacics Of the
season, and the Bar with the choicest Liquors
Large and commOdious Stables are attach
ed, so that travellers may be sure Of their an
inlals and vehicles being properly taken care
Of.
Horses and Vehicles for Hire.
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ACCOMNEODAT
STE A NJ B 0 A I LIN E.

.GHn TIL j. STEAMBOAT
GYPSEY, is II . W
Te:=S:s:::::.s-: EaS1 running from Heck
G5s16@S6Ss1sADla arts wharf in the viii
lage Of Port Deposit to lIavrc de Grace, con
meeting with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad, until further notice, viz:
Will leave Ilcckart' sNvllariin Port Deposit,
daily, except Sundays,-at.Ga o'clock, y. NJ,
for IIavrc de Grace.
Leave lIavre de Grace at 7.40 for Port
Deposit.
Leave Port Deposit at loa O'Clock a. NJ.
for Uavre de Grace.
Leaves IIavre dc Grace at ! P. NJ, or as
soon us the train arrives from Baltimore.
Leave Port Deposit at o'clock =. VI. for
IIuvre dc Grace and waits for the trains due
at p. NJ. frcm Baltimore and Philadc phia.
When any changes are made in the trains
running over said railroad, the public will be
notified through the papers and this line will
ran to meet such changes.
p. Dinan's U. S. Mail Stage will connect
with this line at 10a O'Clock A. NJ, and return
at half past | o'clock for Darlington
j. HECK ART,
Sept lG If Master and Owner.
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JOurdaM'S AmmOnlalcd
SUPER. PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
d recommended as equal ifnot superior
IL to Peruvian Guano, for Wheat; and
cheaper and more durable; for sale by
Sch IL tt JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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or Sallrheum is completely cures 90 cases in
100, and greatly allcviates all, not excepting
more than | in 1000. Chi!blains, SO in 100;
common sores, sure; chapped hands, never tails;
burns, cant be beat; cuts wounds, good;
piles, il beats all; bites OF insects, try it; chat
ing, at all times; sore lips, every time; nnam-
nation of the breast, safe; sore nipples, quick:
breaking out and sores on children, and all dis
eases Of the skin; absolute.
N. b. A single box OF this Ointment will
keep any blacksnth's, farmers, sailors or
mechanics hands. let them chap or crack ever
so bad, sound and in good working order all
winter.
Drama rod MI coll hy NT0NROE TLRRET
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DIR. TERREL's HEALING OINTMENT

Is doing more
l"viale human
suffering ha I
all oihermcd .
icines ofihc 4
kind in this 4
country put !
together. III
,Sa safe, sure !
and pleasant r
Remedy, anil !
contains no
poison.
IT CURES AND
A Ahna.
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Ho! for Great Bargains!
NEW AND CHEAP STORE IN

4 SNOW, who has been keeping Store in
n. Port Deposit for some ten years past.
has now associated with him THOMAS l.. PouL-
son, and they have opened out in the new
and commodious Store House lately erect
ed in said town by Edwin Wilmer, Esq, one
of the LARGEST and CHEAPEST assert
n,t of
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Fort Deposit.
baltimore and SssqIcbs,nG:a
STEAM COMPANY.

D OCULAR DAILY LINE, Except SundaysO
LII Tor ITAvRE Be GRACE, PORT DEPOSIT AID
TIDE WATER CANAL.
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TTtFHTtu anu SUN Uy NIONNVE F.NNEL
Naugatuck. Conn.
For sale by VIM H. Brown & Bro, Candy &
Hatch, and by some Druggist or Merchant in
every town and village in the State.
Jan II COW ly
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PORT DEPOSIT
Academy and Female Institute.

YJJ!IE FALL TERN of this Institution will
l. commence on MONDAY, The an day Of
September, and will continue as formerly, I'M
der the charge Of
Rlv. &C.,. III. Tracy,
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TIME is ON TEE WING,
.4yD Y.aRIETY STORE,

lSAll articles warranted to be as recon-
nenirI, or no sale. dec 10
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

How sweety, quiet there.
With his white faded hands upon his breast
lie lies; anguish more disturb his rest
Nor chills the evening air.
Sad thoughts spontaneous rise
Sad, bitter thoughts-that we may never hear
'"he tone Of voice so deeply fraught with cheer
And see those beaming eyes.
Fresh, blooming, fragrant flowers,
The mother, widowed mother weeping, brings,
And PAGES his cold, dear bOy. these things
He loved IN hfe's glad hours
Bear back your blossoms rare,
lie needs them not; in the bright cline of heaven
All that is beautiful by Gods own hand is given,
~ And flowers bloom ever there.
Inferior, far, were here
His OysthOugh earths rich gifts were his and kindest
friends
Compared to those where never ends
Holy, celestial cheer
We as though
No hope were ours-in the pure land above
lie basks in Jesus smiles. dwells in his love:
70 Wesley haaygO.
PHILADELPaIA, March IL, 1854.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
314Ie.'I1liG3%.5.

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10 TIT. out las. .r..
A day or two az ?, : Ial.-~'-- v. 20 - r. lis
landlor ,wlN ycG ,.i,. as lr',i. lc~va cicho1.
Ola, l,uDiprl! "t u.. III. accompanied VII
sulGTy co-tort.ole q. tn~ ,1uy, as 4 eIs..,..c ..
the most eXcrut..t.'g to!nio..s, have su@t a..
lump on NY side
That's because you have STOPPED dr;r''sa;
you won't live two years longer at this r;t"'
If | Commence drinking viii lie lump 20.
avuv.'
'loz Il you do,.',, you VIII Aavs another
just such lump on the other sec. .
DO you think so, l0adiord!'
4 know ii; you VIII have them OF your arms,
back, breast and head,-you viii be covered al ..
over with humps
'Woll, may be I will said Bill"
Come, Bill. said the landlord, 'let's drink
together at the same time pouring the red stuff
from decanter into his glsss-gug, gun, et-.
'No,' said Johnston, cant, for have signed 2
tie pledge ag4.n.' ...... i.
You hant though! You're fool
Yes, that old sailor coa&ed SO hard couldn't -
get off"
Il wish the devil had the old rcecal Well; y
how DO you 60 this tme!' 49,.
For nne hundred and n..ety -nIne years,'
whispered Bill.
You won't live year w.
We'll, il drink, are you sur1 ti.s lump on
my side Will go away!'
Yes
We'll, guess l won't drink; here's the
lump continued BIZ, holding up somc thing with
a hundred dollars 1t ana you Say III nave no s
more such lulnps-thats Wn-t / Want.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

AYD My HEART Too.-A few years ago,
when It was the custom for large girls and lar
ger girls and larger boys 70 attend district
schools, and when ilacrc!!atons wore more
common in schools than IT the present time, an
incident took place IN ancighborIng town which
IS worth recording. Onc oI the largest, plump
est, and flirest girls Of the school huppencd to
vio.atc one Of the teachers rules. The master,
prompt and energetic fellow OF 26, summoned
her into the middle OF the floor. After ihtsr-
rogating the girl few moments, the master
took ruler, and commanded the girl 10 hold
out her hand. She hcsitated, when the master,
in & tull blaze Of passion, thundered out VIII
you gire me your handr yes, sir, and my
heart tOo," promptly replied the girl, at the
same time stretching forth her hand to the mas
ter and eyeing him with a cunning look A
death-hke silence reigned for a moment in the
school room; q tear was seen to glisten in the
masters eye; the ruler was laid opon the desis, x
ana the blushing girl was requested to take her.
seat, but 10 remain after the school wasdismiss-
ed. In three weeks after the school finished,
the teacher and the girl were married.-Pul-'
n.er's Journal.